6102 Nokia

I just picked up a 6102, and I can't seem to find a 'quick' button to
turn the ringer off or to switch it to vibrate.

Is there such a thing? or Do I have to go into the settings every
time I arrive at work.


Is the FM radio any good? I haven't picked up the adapter yet, but it
sounds like it will be nice to have.

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I have the answer when the flip is opened turned off and the ringer
shuts off when I open the phone but doesn't answer it. I believe if you
push the end button it will stop the ringer also.
Create a profile for your silent ring and link it to the go to button.
All you have to do then is push the go to button and scroll down to silent.

dave wrote:
> I just picked up a 6102, and I can't seem to find a 'quick' button to
> turn the ringer off or to switch it to vibrate.
>
> Is there such a thing? or Do I have to go into the settings every
> time I arrive at work.
>
>
> Is the FM radio any good? I haven't picked up the adapter yet, but it
> sounds like it will be nice to have.
>

Hello!

When your press 'Turn off' buttons once for short time, you should see a
menu, which allows to switch between the phone's profiles. So you can switch
between 'General' and 'Silent' profiles with just few clicks.

FM Radio seems to work quite good with this model.

We can suggest to have a look at Oxygen Phone Manager II (
http://www.opm-2.com/opm2/ ). Using our program you can adjust your phone
profiles from the PC and add new FM-radiostations in user-friendly and
convenient interface.

If you have any further questions, do not hesitate to contact us (
http://www.opm-2.com/forum/ ).
Best regards, Maxim Vyalkov
Oxygen Software http://www.oxygensoftware.com/en/ - tools for your mobile
phone.
Oxygen Phone Manager II http://www.opm-2.com/ - all you want from your
mobile phone.

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> I just picked up a 6102, and I can't seem to find a 'quick' button to
> turn the ringer off or to switch it to vibrate.
>
> Is there such a thing? or Do I have to go into the settings every
> time I arrive at work.
>
>
> Is the FM radio any good? I haven't picked up the adapter yet, but it
> sounds like it will be nice to have.
>