Unlocking Nokia 8310, have codes but can`t get it working

The Mole reckoned that:
> Thanks for this info, that is clearer...
> Any joy with Virgin ones though?

Virgin Nokias are GID1 locked, so code 5 is the one to go for.
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Hello,

I'm just waiting for my brother to come and so I could unlock his 3510i (I
haven't downloaded any code calc yet, but no problem)...

> Even I don't know 100% always what to use, but 1, then 7 seems to work
most
> of the time.
I understood that way : level 7 locks all, so unlocking with code 7 should
always work - seems I was wrong.

> - Just make sure you have the right SIM card code
The unlock should be made with no SIM in as I read above. So what's the SIM
code has to do here ?
Where could I find a suitable SIM code, then ? (Phone is on Orange France
network).

> - right IMEI entered
> - right dongle type (usually 2).
Could you be cleared on the dongle type ?

> If nothing works on 1, 2 - STOP - seek advice.
Huh, I wouldn't go further :-)

Regards,
G.T
[email protected]
205 Diesel & turbo-Diesel : http://205d.fr.st

Are they 23400 or 23430 though these days?
I get the impression you can do locked 3510i on code 5 with 23400?
"Webmaster" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> The Mole reckoned that:
> > Thanks for this info, that is clearer...
> > Any joy with Virgin ones though?
>
> Virgin Nokias are GID1 locked, so code 5 is the one to go for.
> --
> www.unlockingshop.co.uk
> Motorola remote unlocking - £10.
> Sagem remote unlocking - £13.
> SonyEricsson T610 unlocking/flashing available.

"The Mole" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Are they 23400 or 23430 though these days?
> I get the impression you can do locked 3510i on code 5 with 23400?
>
If you pick Virgin Mobile on an online calculator,
you won't need to guess if the network code is 23400 or 23430

http://www.uniquephones.com/dct4/
http://www.gsminside.com/unlocking/

Steve Terry

Here is an example

1). Remove your simcard from your cellphone
2). Enter code (Code 1) As u see below
3). If it doesn't work, then use code (code7) instead.
4). Now, congratulation, your phone can use any simcard :-)

How to enter the unlock code.

P: Enter at "*" button 3 times <to get an: p, press the * button 3 times
w: Enter at "*" button 4 times <to get an: w, press the * button 4 times
+: Enter at "*" button 2 times <to get an: +, press the * button 2 times

Forklaring omkring hvordan man indtaster oplåsningskoden.
P: tryk på "*" knappen 3 gange
w: tryk på "*" knappen 4 gange
+: tryk på "*" knappen 2 gange

KODE1 = #pw+027243746504441+1#

KODE7 = #pw+184874202220070+7#

Notice: If you enter wrong code 5 times, it's no longer possible to
unlock the phone with using unlock codes.
Instead your phone will be locked, and you need a cable to unlock the phone.

For unlocking of cellphones, the price are 6,52GBP per cellphone.
More info at ICQ: 643015

Looking at the html it says 23430, but I don't think this is the norm
nowadays...
Anyone?
- Does your calculator generate the V2 codes yet? Or is it still dated?

"Steve Terry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> "The Mole" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Are they 23400 or 23430 though these days?
> > I get the impression you can do locked 3510i on code 5 with 23400?
> >
> If you pick Virgin Mobile on an online calculator,
> you won't need to guess if the network code is 23400 or 23430
>
> http://www.uniquephones.com/dct4/
> http://www.gsminside.com/unlocking/
>
> Steve Terry
>
>
>

"G.T" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I'm just waiting for my brother to come and so I could unlock his 3510i (I
> haven't downloaded any code calc yet, but no problem)...
>
> > Even I don't know 100% always what to use, but 1, then 7 seems to work
> most
> > of the time.
> I understood that way : level 7 locks all, so unlocking with code 7 should
> always work - seems I was wrong.
Some phones don't like Code 7 and yet they may do multi-locks, so maybe
individual codes or code 5 may help in these instances.
A 7650 I tried once (think was that) worked on Code 1, not Code 7 - but
maybe because only one lock was locked. Ie O2.
>
> > - Just make sure you have the right SIM card code
> The unlock should be made with no SIM in as I read above. So what's the
SIM
> code has to do here ?
> Where could I find a suitable SIM code, then ? (Phone is on Orange France
> network).
Here's a good tip. Get a DCT3 phone, and unlock it with a cable. Relock
the phone to the SIM card you want the op no of.
Now read the DCT3 phone and in Lock 1 closed should be the operator number
you need!
See my example - it shows 23410 has changed to 23430 (That Virgin SIM's
no...)
>
> > - right IMEI entered
> > - right dongle type (usually 2).
Most codes these days are v2 types. Not v1 anymore.
> Could you be cleared on the dongle type ?
>
> > If nothing works on 1, 2 - STOP - seek advice.
> Huh, I wouldn't go further :-)
You need a cable solution after five wrong attempts.
>
http://www.unlocksmith.com/

Hello,

> A 7650 I tried once (think was that) worked on Code 1, not Code 7 - but
> maybe because only one lock was locked. Ie O2.
Ok, so the right order would be 1 then 7 if no joy.

> Here's a good tip. Get a DCT3 phone, and unlock it with a cable.
Relock
> the phone to the SIM card you want the op no of.
> Now read the DCT3 phone and in Lock 1 closed should be the operator number
> you need!
Or network monitor, watching the authorized network codes (left row), on
screen 6, IIRC.

> See my example - it shows 23410 has changed to 23430 (That Virgin SIM's
> no...)
OK, I now understand what you meant. Indeed, you were talking about the
network code, with the country on 3 digits then network on 2 last digits.
This gives, for Orange France, 208-01 (or 20801). You would have written
network code, I would have got it.

> Most codes these days are v2 types. Not v1 anymore.
OK. Good to know !

> You need a cable solution after five wrong attempts.
OK, so I have enough tries to give on lock 1 then 5 then 7 (that's the order
I'd take).

Regards,
G.T
[email protected]
205 Diesel & turbo-Diesel : http://205d.fr.st

> > You need a cable solution after five wrong attempts.
> OK, so I have enough tries to give on lock 1 then 5 then 7 (that's the
order
> I'd take).
I would say 1, 7, 5 is better.
5 and 7 are similar. Code 5 does locks 1 and 2, whereas Code 7 does locks
1, 2, 3, 4 (or all).
So if Lock 7 fails, likely Lock 5 will too - but unconfirmed! Seems that
for some phones that use Lock 1 and 2 - maybe Code 5 works better than Code
7. Otherwise you need a cable and http://www.b-phreaks.co.uk/ software.

Appreciate feedback here, maybe will add to the guide...
>
> Regards,
> G.T
> [email protected]
> 205 Diesel & turbo-Diesel : http://205d.fr.st

The Mole reckoned that:
> I would say 1, 7, 5 is better.

There is no need for such guesswork. For Orange, Virgin, and Vodafone Live!
use code 5. For everything else (UK) lock 1 will suffice.
--
www.unlockingshop.co.uk
Motorola remote unlocking - £10.
Sagem remote unlocking - £13.
SonyEricsson T610 unlocking available.

Hello,

> There is no need for such guesswork. For Orange, Virgin, and Vodafone
Live!
> use code 5. For everything else (UK) lock 1 will suffice.
And for France (network is Orange, formerly Itineris - pointless here, just
for information : Itineris moved to Orange after France Telecom bought
Orange twice its value).

Regards,
G.T
[email protected]
205 Diesel & turbo-Diesel : http://205d.fr.st

"DJ Frosty" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Here is an example
>
> 1). Remove your simcard from your cellphone
> 2). Enter code (Code 1) As u see below
> 3). If it doesn't work, then use code (code7) instead.
> 4). Now, congratulation, your phone can use any simcard :-)
>
> How to enter the unlock code.
>
> P: Enter at "*" button 3 times <to get an: p, press the * button 3 times
> w: Enter at "*" button 4 times <to get an: w, press the * button 4 times
> +: Enter at "*" button 2 times <to get an: +, press the * button 2 times
>
> Forklaring omkring hvordan man indtaster oplåsningskoden.
> P: tryk på "*" knappen 3 gange
> w: tryk på "*" knappen 4 gange
> +: tryk på "*" knappen 2 gange
>
> KODE1 = #pw+027243746504441+1#
>
> KODE7 = #pw+184874202220070+7#
>
> Notice: If you enter wrong code 5 times, it's no longer possible to
> unlock the phone with using unlock codes.
> Instead your phone will be locked, and you need a cable to unlock the
phone.
>
> For unlocking of cellphones, the price are 6,52GBP per cellphone.
> More info at ICQ: 643015
>

Will that work with Nokia 3510i?

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> "DJ Frosty" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Will that work with Nokia 3510i?
>
I should hope so

Steve Terry

Providing not on Virgin
Download DCT4 Calc 2.2 package. Read enclosed text file...
http://www.unlocksmith.com/
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> > "DJ Frosty" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> > Will that work with Nokia 3510i?
> >
> I should hope so
>
> Steve Terry
>
>

Feedback on Virgin info here in this thread would be very much appreciated.

And on the Griffin info.

"The Mole" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Providing not on Virgin
> Download DCT4 Calc 2.2 package. Read enclosed text file...
> http://www.unlocksmith.com/
> "Steve Terry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> > "Kalico" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> > > "DJ Frosty" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> > >
> > > Will that work with Nokia 3510i?
> > >
> > I should hope so
> >
> > Steve Terry
> >
> >
>
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