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Am I the only one with this?

kent747

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I am having severe dialer lag with my Eris. This actually isn't my first Eris as I sent one back a couple of weeks ago with the same issue. Basically if the phone rings, the screen goes black and it takes about 3 rings for the phone to finally display who's calling. If I am in the middle of something else, I generally miss the call because the phone doesn't allow me to answer the call, it just keeps ringing.

When I dial, it generally take 15 seconds from the time I hit "call" before my phone actually dials. I am running Google Voice and I do have a custom ringtone, but the Verizon people said it shouldn't be doing this. Am I doing something wrong?

I really don't want to spend 30 minutes on the phone with technical support only to have them send me another replacement, it's a beating.
 
I am having severe dialer lag with my Eris. This actually isn't my first Eris as I sent one back a couple of weeks ago with the same issue. Basically if the phone rings, the screen goes black and it takes about 3 rings for the phone to finally display who's calling. If I am in the middle of something else, I generally miss the call because the phone doesn't allow me to answer the call, it just keeps ringing.

When I dial, it generally take 15 seconds from the time I hit "call" before my phone actually dials. I am running Google Voice and I do have a custom ringtone, but the Verizon people said it shouldn't be doing this. Am I doing something wrong?

I really don't want to spend 30 minutes on the phone with technical support only to have them send me another replacement, it's a beating.

Hello Kent.

Slot cycle settings at "2" or over can cause perceived lag from the time a call arrives at the nearest tower and when your device detects that call.

I have mine set at "0," some set theirs at "1" as battery life is impacted by the more often polling of the towers by the Eris; the lower the setting, the shorter the intervals between pollings so the busier your device is.

phone > ##778 > call > edit mode > 000000 (six zeroes as password) > modem settings > slot cycle index

Make your selection and then menu > confirm (save).. the device will reboot.

The other problems look serious enough that I'd want another replacement, if it were my device, so the slot cycle change might be moot as it appears your Eris is defective.
 
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