Review,
I just recently got the Samsung SCH-A645 on a TELUS Pay&Talk, it will not let you download images, games or Ringtones unless you buy the Only from TELUS , at a Steep Price, EXP: $3.50 a TrueTone,
it does have JAVA,
BREW Capabilities, Plays
MIDI & MP3 for ringtones, Voice command,
WAP, 500 Contact entry, Schedual/Calendar, Text messaging, and other basic features, i payed $91.00 after taxes and got $50 in air-time,
The only Program that i found available is, a Program from the main Samsung Site SCH-A645 Contact copier, (it just lets you copy/update/edit contacts,) & the other program i got was a Program from DATAPILOT, it supports Contacts and Schedual/Calendar.
I was able to put my own tone and images on this phone by replacing download tones & Images with my own made one's.
CODES
Here are some codes that work for me
##TEST = (##8378) - test mode
##DEBUG = (##33284) - debug mode
##DATA = (##3282) - Wireless web user info (UsrName+Password)
##BROWSER = (##2769737) (more
wap settings) IP, Connection , Network, Etc,)
##RTN ok = (##786 then ok button) RTN MENU, 1 SYSTEM - 2 CLEAR MEMORY - 3 Factory Reset
Im on telus, so i enter:
##TELUS for programing mode
most of these will require a code, SPC, MSL or Other programing code,
for debug mode i seem to find Samsungs main code works fine "##DEBUG - 183729,
Data and test mode some ppl find 000000 works, if not, you will have to find your MSL/SPC code with Bit-Pim, (read more about Bit-Pim Process Below)
(if on telus)
you will also find MSL/SPC code with Bit-Pim:
I was able to use BIT-PIm 1.0.0 for my Phone, it read all files from phone
i have a Samsung SCH-A645 from telus, Pay&Talk, Bit-Pim Doesnet have a option for this phone, but when i set BitPim to a "A670" phone it opened up, and retrieved file from my phone, try bitPim
with diffrent settings,
when you get to view your files and folders, look for a folder named "nvm", got to another folder named "nvm" inside this folder i found my my programing code & msl code in a file named "nvm_0002" , select this file with Pit-Pim, Right Click , Then hex Dump, you will see afew numbers and letters on the right hand side of the hexdump window, look for two "6 digit" number codes seperated by a " . " , the first is your Programming code, and the second is the MSL code,
Hope this little Info was useful,
I would rate this Phone a 6/10,
Xenxay,