Complete Volume Increase Procedure

If you wanted to stop the increasing ring you would have to change all your spk mp3 to the same setting. Then you would not have any volume control when listening to mp3's. And I dont know where you are getting 15 from??? #6 on the table is 7 on your volume control. Originally is is -4 and I changed mine to 0. If you changed all mp3 spk vol to 0 then you would have a constant loud ring and a contastant loud mp3 player.

Dont you have a volume control on your bluetooth? Turn it up. Just Kidding.


Your volume for you bluetooth can be adjusted the same way. Instead of spk or ear select bt. Look for <RX_QTUNE_VOL> I believe the values go from -160 to -40. Try adding 20 to each value to start. So they would be -140 to -20. If thats not loud enough add some more. This will increase mp3 volume.

For calls. Look for <RX_CALL_VOL>. They range from -80 to 40. Try adding 20 to each of these values also. You would have -60 to 60. Adjust to your preference.

Punkfreak the only recommended volume is what is set by samsung. You change values at your own discrepancy.

All the volume tables are set up the same way. Whether it is ear, spk, rcv, or bluetooth or you are changing call, mps, or mid sounds they all can be changed in the same way.

At this point in time use some common sense. When you enter the rcv call volume table you are presented with the values of -80 to 100. There are seven values 0-6 and the difference between each is 30.  0 is 1 on your volume control and 6 is 7. Now it all depends on how loud you want it and how long you want your speaker to last. Since the difference is 30 if you added 30 to each it would be like your volume control was 2 - 8 instead of 1 - 7. Are you catching on? If you just wanted to change the highest setting then just change the #6 value.

The codes and how to enter them are in this thread.

I totally agree with Agoattamer that you should stick with Samsung's settings however for me the volume is still not loud enough when driving so I raised it just a tad.


If you choose to raise yours you recognize that you may be running the risk of lowering your speakers lifespan.



(for me this tweak left 1-5 alone but 6 and 7 feels one notch higher)



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Samsung Impression Call Volume Increased Settings


Original Value      Changed Value

0. [2] rx: -8.0dB         0. [2] -8.0 db   
1. [4] rx: -5.0dB         1. [4] -5.0 db
2. [6] rx: -2.0dB         2. [6] -2.0 db
3. [8] rx: 1.0dB           3. [8] 1.0 db
4. [10] rx: 4.0dB         4. [10] 4.0 db
5. [12] rx: 7.0dB         5. [12] 9.0 db
6. [14] rx: 10.0dB        6. [14] 12.0db



Note so far only the values were changes in 5 & 6




(obvious credit on how to mod values goes to Agoattamer but use at your own risk!)

This is for when you are using your earphones? Am I correct?

OK here's the dealio with those high gains.  Either the movie player plays at a lower volume, or the particular movie I transcoded for the Impression naturally had a low volume.  (Not sure why the latter would be the case, it was a run-o-the-mill TV show.)  Via headphones:   so when I play music the 5dB is too loud and the 10db is really freakin' too loud.  But when I play a movie on the subway, the 10dB gain is just a bit past perfect, and the 5dB is just right.