30-12-2018 07:29 PM - last edited 30-12-2018 07:31 PM
Hi All,
I bought the Note 9 hybrid 128GB via pre-order, but since I've had it I haven't been able to get my 2nd SIM to work properly.
I have SIM 1 from EE and SIM 2 from O2, both are UK numbers but O2 was a blank SIM configured for a corporate account.
If I try both always on (preferred config) SIM 1 is fine but SIM 2 fails on both call waiting and call forwarding. On the other 2 options just call forwarding fails. I very briefly had it working on the 3rd option (SIM card 2 to SIM card 1), but I realised a few days later that at some point it must have stopped again.
I bought this for its dual SIM capability, can anyone advise why it might not be working?
Many thanks in advance.
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31-12-2018 06:07 AM - last edited 31-12-2018 09:13 AM
Hi @SteakNinja
I too also have two sim cards in my Note 9.
Sim 1 is o2.
Sim 2 is Vodafone Uk.
I've to this day not been able to get the option of Dual Sim Always On in the Sim Card Manager to activate.
I think it's because I'm Payg on both and call forwarding to anything other than Voicemail isn't allowed on that type of account.
That said I have my default set to Sim 1 o2 for calls , texts and data but I still receive text and calls from sim 2 Vodafone.
However as I cannot activate voLTE on o2 as I'm payg and didn't buy my phone from them hence I'm not on o2 firmware on the Note 9 I cannot take a call on sim 1 and use data on sim 2 as data just stops.
If I only use sim 1 for everything then data remains on.
I feel it's not the phone that at fault but that of how the networks systems work.
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31-12-2018 11:27 AM - last edited 31-12-2018 11:28 AM
Thanks for your response @BandOfBrothers
@BandOfBrothers wrote:Hi @SteakNinja
I feel it's not the phone that at fault but that of how the networks systems work.
I have read that if you get your device from a carrier then there can be some performance reductions on the competing SIM, such as no VoLTE, but mine came directly from Samsung and both SIMs are SIM only contracts. Presumably this should mean no software bias and at the very least I should be able to get calls and texts on both?
@BandOfBrothers wrote:Hi @SteakNinja
That said I have my default set to Sim 1 o2 for calls , texts and data but I still receive text and calls from sim 2 Vodafone.
That's all I want to achieve, but did you face any configuration failures in SIM Manager when setting this up? Which option do you have in place?
Thanks
01-01-2019 11:55 AM in
Hi.
Yes if I try turning Dual Sim Always On I see...
I have not set anything else up as far as I can recall.
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01-01-2019 12:11 PM in
Hi,
And you can still receive calls and texts on both?
01-01-2019 12:58 PM in
Yes.
My default sim is sim 1 = o2 Network which has all calls Texts and data set for it.
I already received texts to the Vodafone sim card and as a test had my partner ring me from her phone to my sim 2 Vodafone UK number and the call came through with no issues.
The only issue i face is if I make a call from my o2 sim and then try to surf using sim 2 Vodafone UK the mobile data stops working.
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01-01-2019 01:20 PM in
01-01-2019 01:27 PM in
Certainly a conundrum.
So if your choosing say sim.1 as default for all calls texts and data what happens if someone calls you on your sim 2 ?
Do they hear a ringing tone etc ?
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