Möjligt att få denna/liknande funktion i 4GR/UMR/3GN ?

Q5: I've followed your instructions in Question 5 and it sounds better now, however I've noticed that if I'm talking on the phone while sending an email, the person on the other end of the line hears me all choppy. What can I do about that?

      A: Log yourself into the WRG, go to SYSTEM->NETWORK SETTINGS->MAXIMUM UPLINK SPEED (DURING CALL). As it is set to DISABLE by default, click on ENABLE and set the value to 10. Afterwhich, push SAVE NETWORK SETTINGS and RESTART the WRG.

      Explanation: By setting the value to 10kbps, what you are doing in effect is only allowing 10kbps data traffic on the uplink while on a phone call. This will allow your voice traffic to have higher priority over the miscellaneous data traffic such as email, FTP, file sharing and the such. You can set the value to anything that your uplink can afford, but make sure to reserve enough bandwidth for a voice call. For instance, if you have a 128kbps uplink capability, and your voice call occupies 80kbps, then afford yourself at most 20-25kbps (to be on the safe side) of uplink data traffic during a voice call. The instant the call is hung up, the uplink speed will then be unrestricted once again.