Your Samsung Intercept phone comes with several ringtones featuring a variety of music styles, including the rock, pop and techno genres. If you have a microSD card installed, you can customize the phone with your own ringtones, such as song clips from your favorite artist. The Intercept allows you to set a general ringtone that plays for all callers by default. You can also assign different ringtones to each of your contacts for easier identification.
Change Default Ringtone
Step 1
Turn on the Samsung Intercept and press "Home."
Step 2
Tap "Menu," then select "Sounds & display" and "Phone ringtone."
Step 3
Select a ringtone from the list, then tap "OK" to set it as your default ringtone.
Change Ringtone for Contacts
Step 1
Power on the Samsung Intercept and tap the "Home" button, then touch "Contacts" to go to the overview screen.
Step 2
Tap "Menu," then select "Edit." Scroll down and tap the arrow icon next to the Ringtone field.
Step 3
Touch "Default" to apply the default ringtone to the contact. Touch "Phone ringtone" to choose a ringtone available on your phone. Tap "Sound" to select a ringtone on your microSD card.
Step 4
Touch "OK" to apply and save the change.
Tip
- You can also change the ringtone that plays when you receive a notification, such as a new text message or voicemail message. Go to the Sounds & Display screen and tap "Notification ringtone," then select a ringtone and tap "OK."
- If you want the Intercept to vibrate instead of play a ringtone, go to the Sounds & Display screen and tap "Phone vibrate." Alternatively, hold down the volume button to enable vibration.