Kyocera QCP 6035 Reference Manual page 218

4. To adjust the volume of game sounds, tap the
High, Medium, Low, or Off. This setting controls the sound effects in built-in
games and any third-party games you have downloaded to your Kyocera
smartphone.
5. If you want your phone to adjust the volume of the earpiece automatically, put
a check mark in the Enable Smart Sound check box. If you don't want to turn on
this automatic feature, remove the check mark from this check box.
When you turn on the Auto Volume feature, the volume level in the phone
earpiece is adjusted up or down based on ambient noise levels and the volume
of the speaker's voice.
6. Tap the Play alerts through speaker when headset is plugged in check box to
route alert sounds through the speaker.
7. To make further adjustments to the sounds, tap Incoming Calls
or Status (see page
8. If you have finished setting the sounds, tap Done to return to the Applications
Launcher.
You can choose from a variety of ringer sounds for incoming phone calls. If you
prefer, you can assign different sounds to different categories of calls. For example,
you can distinguish between your business calls and your personal calls by selecting
a different sound for each. To create additional categories, see
page 54.
1. On the Sounds Preferences screen, tap Incoming Calls.
2. To choose how the phone signals an incoming call, tap the
and select one of the following options:
Ring only—The phone rings and does not vibrate.
Vibrate only—The phone vibrates and does not ring.
Vibe then ring—The phone vibrates for a few seconds, then rings.
3. To adjust the ringer volume, tap the
level between Low and High. If you want the ringer volume to increase with
each ring, select Escalate.
217).
beside Ringer Volume. Select a volume
beside Game Sound. Select
(see page
"Using categories" on
beside Ring/Vibe
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