According to manual, N95 is meant to switch from 'General' to 'Silent'
profile when # is pressed.

Not working for me.

Is it working for you?

Many thanks

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> According to manual, N95 is meant to switch from 'General' to 'Silent'
> profile when # is pressed.

Press and hold surely? With s a single press I would expect a # to
appear on the display!
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> Press and hold surely? With s a single press I would expect a # to
> appear on the display!
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Nope. Nothing.

ISTR that it worked before I installed Truphone 3.0

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> "Jon" <spam@jonparker.plus.com> wrote in message
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> Nope. Nothing.
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> ISTR that it worked before I installed Truphone 3.0
>

I've got an N95 here for testing and pressing the hash key doesn't do
anything other than dial a # symbol.  Pressing and holding it makes no
difference either.

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> AntiSpamBloke wrote: 
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> I've got an N95 here for testing and pressing the hash key doesn't do
> anything other than dial a # symbol.  Pressing and holding it makes no
> difference either.
>
> cheers,
> Paul.

Same here.

Does yours reboot for no reason?

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> "Paul Hayes" <nomailforme@polog40.org.uk> wrote in message
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> Same here.
>
> Does yours reboot for no reason?
>

No, I've not seen it do that.  The biggest problem I have with it is if
you turn the wifi auto-scanning on, it seems to constantly lose and
re-gain connection with any AP.  If I leave it in manual mode so it is
doing no auto-scanning then it seems to stay connected to access points
fairly reliably.

Otherwise, it seems to work OK with Asterisk.

cheers,
Paul.

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> AntiSpamBloke wrote: 
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> No, I've not seen it do that.  The biggest problem I have with it is if
> you turn the wifi auto-scanning on, it seems to constantly lose and
> re-gain connection with any AP.  If I leave it in manual mode so it is
> doing no auto-scanning then it seems to stay connected to access points
> fairly reliably.
>
> Otherwise, it seems to work OK with Asterisk.
>
> cheers,
> Paul.

How did you configure yours to do manual scanning?

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