Why won't tty mode turn off on my samsung phone

TTY Mode. A TTY (also known as a TDD or Text Telephone) is a telecommunications phone that allows people who are deaf, hard of hearing, or who have speech or language disabilities, to communicate by telephone. Your phone is compatible with select TTY phones.

TTY is commonly used by hearing and speech impaired individuals.

Think of home phone ( land line ) with text capability. This would require tty technology devices at both ends.

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please let me set up a new password so I can transfer my information from old phone to new phone I have to mail my old phone in asap or I will be charged $500 dollars soon please help me

see what TTY mode your phone is in. TTY mode is under call settings or go to voice command and say TTY mode. I keep mine off. This mode is for people who are deaf, and people who are hard of hearing and use hearing aids.

go to settings and then call settings and go down to TTY mode and click to turn off

on my samsung phone it is in the call settings(then TTY mode) or go to voice commands and say go to TTY mode

Go to menu; settings & tools; call settings; tty mode; select TTY OFF. It should be fixed.

I am having the same issue - just started today. The phone keeps saying TTY enabled - TTY disabled and it won't stop.

Try disabeling TTY unless you need it it (it is a hearing impaired function). To disable do the following: In idle mode press the Menu soft key to access menu mode,
Select Settings and highlight Phone Settings,
Press the Select soft key or the Cingular key,
pres the 5 key and highlight the Disable selection,
Key in the password: 4889,
Press the OK soft key
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