What it is
Ring time is how long each outbound call rings before it counts as no answer. It is shown in rings and each ring is about 6 seconds.
Where to find it
Settings > Calling > Dialer rules > Ring time
Steps
- Open Settings and choose Dialer rules.
- Under Ring time, open How long each call rings.
Settings, Dialer rules, Ring time: open How long each call rings and pick the rings - Pick 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 or 10 rings. It saves as soon as you choose.
Good to know
- The default and recommended choice is 6 rings, about 36 seconds, which usually reaches voicemail.
- Most cell phones send a caller to voicemail after 5 to 6 rings. Ring long enough to reach voicemail and your saved drop plays there.
- Ring shorter and unanswered calls move on faster, but you leave fewer voicemails.
- The change applies to the next call dialed.
- Only an account owner or manager can change ring time.
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