"KingKing" voice call FAQ - BlackBerry 10

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General

1. What are the advantages of “KingKing” over traditional roaming voice services / roaming services when overseas?
A: “KingKing” is a VoIP application, based on Wi-Fi connectivity, for use in Hong Kong and while you are abroad. It offers FREE (3) voice call minutes for making outgoing calls to any Hong Kong number and receiving incoming calls from anywhere in the world.

2. Do I have to apply for a new number in order to use “KingKing”?
A: No. You can use your existing csl mobile number for making/receiving calls.
3. Do I, or the people I call, or who call me, need to install an application?
A: For voice call, you will need to download our “KingKing” application in order to use the service but the people you call, or who call you, do not.

4. Will I be charged for roaming or local mobile data connectivity?
A: No. “KingKing” is connected only by Wi-Fi.
5. Will I be charged normal local call airtime using “KingKing”?
A: Only if you make an IDD call via “KingKing”.

6. Will I be able to receive “KingKing” calls when I surf the Internet?
A: Yes.
7. Can I make emergency calls overseas?
A: the KingKing service may be used to make emergency calls in Hong Kong. However, you should call local emergency number via your regular voice roaming service while you are abroad.
8. How do I make an outgoing call via “KingKing” to destinations outside Hong Kong?
A: It is just like making an IDD call while in Hong Kong, which means “+” and country code (eg 44 for the UK) need to be entered before the contact number.
9. I don’t have an IDD account, so how do I call destinations outside Hong Kong?
A: Applying for IDD is free of charge. You can call the 24-hour csl Consumer Service Hotline 1000 to register.

10. How will I be notified that all incoming voice calls are being connected via “KingKing”?
A: When the “KingKing” app is connected, the incoming call display will show the “KingKing” service name and/or icon.

Installation

1. Where can I download the “KingKing” application?
A: Go to BlackBerry World and use “csl” as the search phrase to get to the ”KingKing” download facility. This will incur a mobile data charge. Back to top

Registration

1. Do I need to subscribe to ”KingKing” service?
A: No, but you need to complete one-off registration after downloading the app. For details, please refer to ”KingKing” User Guide #1.

Voicemail

1. How do I access my voicemail via “KingKing”?
A: You can use one of the following two methods to access voicemail: Press voicemail key, or you can call *92 directly.

2. What is my voicemail password?
A: The default password is the first 6 digits of your HKID/BR number.

Service features

1. Is caller display available to “KingKing”?
A: Yes. The same caller ID/picture saved in your handset’s phonebook will appear for all “KingKing” calls.

2. Will my Secretarial Service work for “KingKing” calls?
A: It will not work when your “KingKing” application is on and connected. Once the “KingKing” application is disconnected, Secretarial Service will resume automatically.

3. Is call waiting available with “KingKing”?
A: It is not. It does not work with “KingKing”. If you are already engaged on a call, the other caller will be redirected to voicemail.

4. Can I use conditional call-forwarding (ie **67*/ **61*/**62*) for “KingKing” calls, instead of voicemail?
A: No. You can only use unconditional call-forwarding (ie **21*) for “KingKing” calls.

5. Does multi-party call conferencing work on “KingKing”?
A: No. Only a regular voice service will support multi-party call conferencing.

6. Will Connecting Tone/ Hong Kong connecting tones work with “KingKing”?
A: Yes.

7. Can I customize the “KingKing” ringtone?
A: No. All incoming“KingKing” calls will use the “KingKing” default ringtone.

8. Can I make Infoline 900 or calls started with * or #?
A: No.

Technical support

1. Does “KingKing” work in flight mode?
A: No. You must turn off flight mode to use “KingKing”.

2. Will “KingKing” work if I am outside mobile network coverage?
A: “KingKing” is connected only by Wi-Fi, so mobile network connectivity is not necessary.

3. Will “KingKing” work with a home or hotel’s free Wi-Fi service?
A: Yes “KingKing” basically works with any Wi-Fi connectivity, regardless of whether it is a free service provided by a hotel or a router in someone’s home (note: csl mobile cannot guarantee “KingKing” service performance nor call quality at every single Wi-Fi hotspot).

4. Why is “KingKing” call quality poor for some calls?
A: This could be caused by weak Wi-Fi connectivity. Please move to an area with better Wi-Fi coverage and remain there before you finish your call.

5. Will “KingKing” work with touch-tone services, such as phone-banking and IVRS?
A: Yes.

6. When I am on a “KingKing” call, will the call be disconnected if I leave Wi-Fi coverage?
A: Yes, the call will drop because the Wi-Fi connection will be lost and the “KingKing” application will be disconnected. You are recommended to stay within the coverage area until you finish your call.

7. Will my “KingKing” application be re-connected to Wi-Fi automatically when I return to an area with Wi-Fi coverage?
A: No. You will need to connect your “KingKing” application to Wi-Fi manually (please refer to User Guide Q1). Until you reconnect “KingKing”, you will be able to receive calls via regular voice service.

8. Why can’t I connect to “KingKing” when my handset detects Wi-Fi?
A: The Wi-Fi signal only shows that you are within hotspot coverage, but you may need to login to the Wi-Fi network before proceeding to “KingKing” (note: csl mobile cannot guarantee “KingKing” service performance nor call quality at every single Wi-Fi hotspot).

9. Why can’t I use my wired or Bluetooth headset with “KingKing”?
A: “KingKing” does not support a wired or Bluetooth headset.

10. Why can’t I receive incoming calls when I can make outgoing “KingKing” calls?
A: Please check that you have enabled an unconditional call-forwarding function (**21*). If you have, then please disable it (##21#) before re-starting the “KingKing” application by pressing the on/off button once.

11. Why can’t I make outgoing “KingKing” calls when I can receive incoming “KingKing” calls?
A: Please check whether the outgoing voice function of your account has been barred. You may want to contact the 24-hour csl Consumer Service Hotline 1000 for more details.

12. I am a Pocket Wi-Fi user, so can I use “KingKing”?
A: Yes.

13. I am a 1SIM2Number subscriber, so can I use “KingKing”?
A: Yes. Please note the following:
Caller display will show your Hong Kong mobile number only when you make an outgoing call with the “KingKing” application, even if you are inside China Unicom’s network coverage.
You are required to pay an “Outside Region Connection Fee” of $1/minute to receive calls via the secondary number (ie China Unicom mobile number) in addition to the standard “KingKing” service charge, and the charge is applicable to all destinations.

14. Why does “KingKing” turn off automatically when I open a number of applications?
A: The BlackBerry Z10 system can have 8 applications running simultaneously. The last application to be opened will replace previously-opened applications. Simply reopen “KingKing” to use.

15. Why does “KingKing” still ring after my notification mode has been switched to silent or vibration?
A: “KingKing” cannot be personalized, so selection of silent/vibration mode or different ringtones is not possible. “KingKing” only follows “KingKing” default ringtone.
Simply lower your phone’s audio volume if you want to keep it silent.

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