Mast ( connected to ) Location Feature

Could somebody please advise the menu location of this feature.
I have a Motorola V3 on Voda.
I know it is hiding in there somewhere !
I came across it by accident once but cannot recall it now.

Many thanks
Regards
Pete
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"Pete Stockdale" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Could somebody please advise the menu location of this feature.
> I have a Motorola V3 on Voda.
> I know it is hiding in there somewhere !
> I came across it by accident once but cannot recall it now.
>
>
Do you mean like NetMonitor on DCT3 Nokias?

Steve Terry

"Steve Terry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Pete Stockdale" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> Could somebody please advise the menu location of this feature.
>> I have a Motorola V3 on Voda.
>> I know it is hiding in there somewhere !
>> I came across it by accident once but cannot recall it now.
>>
>>
> Do you mean like NetMonitor on DCT3 Nokias?
>
> Steve Terry


Possibly - but I am sure there is no menu item on the Motorola named
anything like that.
Regards
Pete

"Pete Stockdale" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Steve Terry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> "Pete Stockdale" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>> Could somebody please advise the menu location of this feature.
>>> I have a Motorola V3 on Voda.
>>> I know it is hiding in there somewhere !
>>> I came across it by accident once but cannot recall it now.
>>>
>> Do you mean like NetMonitor on DCT3 Nokias?
>> Steve Terry
>
> Possibly - but I am sure there is no menu item on the Motorola named
> anything like that.
> Regards
> Pete
>
No idea about Motos?
I keep an old DCT3 Nokia 5120 for netmonitor

Steve Terry

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> "Pete Stockdale" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> "Steve Terry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>> "Pete Stockdale" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>> news:[email protected]...
>>>> Could somebody please advise the menu location of this feature.
>>>> I have a Motorola V3 on Voda.
>>>> I know it is hiding in there somewhere !
>>>> I came across it by accident once but cannot recall it now.
>>>>
>>> Do you mean like NetMonitor on DCT3 Nokias?
>>> Steve Terry
>>
>> Possibly - but I am sure there is no menu item on the Motorola named
>> anything like that.
>> Regards
>> Pete
>>
> No idea about Motos?
> I keep an old DCT3 Nokia 5120 for netmonitor
>
> Steve Terry
>



The basic data that NetMonitor displays is present in every phone, but
only the program NetMonitor will show it. As far as I can find
NetMonitor runs in Symbian which is found only one (some) Nokia phones.


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>> "Pete Stockdale" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>> "Steve Terry" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>>> "Pete Stockdale" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>>> news:[email protected]...
>>>>> Could somebody please advise the menu location of this feature.
>>>>> I have a Motorola V3 on Voda.
>>>>> I know it is hiding in there somewhere !
>>>>> I came across it by accident once but cannot recall it now.
>>>>>
>>>> Do you mean like NetMonitor on DCT3 Nokias?
>>>> Steve Terry
>>>
>>> Possibly - but I am sure there is no menu item on the Motorola named
>>> anything like that.
>>> Regards
>>> Pete
>>>
>> No idea about Motos?
>> I keep an old DCT3 Nokia 5120 for netmonitor
>> Steve Terry
>
> The basic data that NetMonitor displays is present in every phone, but
> only the program NetMonitor will show it. As far as I can find NetMonitor
> runs in Symbian which is found only one (some) Nokia phones.
> Woody
>
>
That's right it's available for Symbian phones
Anyone know where i can get a download for my Nokia 6630?

Steve Terry

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>> The basic data that NetMonitor displays is present in every phone, but
>> only the program NetMonitor will show it. As far as I can find NetMonitor
>> runs in Symbian which is found only one (some) Nokia phones.
>> Woody
>>
>>
> That's right it's available for Symbian phones
> Anyone know where i can get a download for my Nokia 6630?

Fraid not !
I think Woody is correct about the info being present in all phones.
I do not believe "NetMonitor" is essential to access it though.
I have written to Moto now - requesting the menu item id.
I know I used to get it on my old Phillips Diga - many years ago !

Many thanks
Pete

"Pete Stockdale" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>>
>>>
>> That's right it's available for Symbian phones
>> Anyone know where i can get a download for my Nokia 6630?
>
> Fraid not !
> I think Woody is correct about the info being present in all phones.
> I do not believe "NetMonitor" is essential to access it though.
> I have written to Moto now - requesting the menu item id.
> I know I used to get it on my old Phillips Diga - many years ago !
>
> Many thanks
> Pete

I subsequently wrote to Motorloa with my query and have received a promt
reply.

"Regarding your email we would like to advise you that it is not possible to
make your phone show the phone mast it is currently connected to ."

This is particularly annoying as I saw the detail on my phone only a couple
of nights ago
but failed to keep a record of how I did it.
It gave me the datail that I was connected to the Minshull Vernon mast and
the postcode (perhaps only part) thereof.
I wiull persevere but I will still welcome help on this.

Regards
Pete
www.thecanalshop.com

"Pete Stockdale" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Pete Stockdale" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>>>
>>>>
>>> That's right it's available for Symbian phones
>>> Anyone know where i can get a download for my Nokia 6630?
>>
>> Fraid not !
>> I think Woody is correct about the info being present in all phones.
>> I do not believe "NetMonitor" is essential to access it though.
>> I have written to Moto now - requesting the menu item id.
>> I know I used to get it on my old Phillips Diga - many years ago !
>>
>> Many thanks
>> Pete
>
> I subsequently wrote to Motorloa with my query and have received a
> promt reply.
>
> "Regarding your email we would like to advise you that it is not
> possible to make your phone show the phone mast it is currently
> connected to ."
>
> This is particularly annoying as I saw the detail on my phone only a
> couple of nights ago
> but failed to keep a record of how I did it.
> It gave me the datail that I was connected to the Minshull Vernon mast
> and the postcode (perhaps only part) thereof.
> I wiull persevere but I will still welcome help on this.
>
> Regards
> Pete
> www.thecanalshop.com
>
>
>
I think it is one of the message settings - Info Services maybe

On Tue, 18 Nov 2008 11:18:28 -0000, "Pete Stockdale"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>Could somebody please advise the menu location of this feature.
>I have a Motorola V3 on Voda.
>I know it is hiding in there somewhere !
>I came across it by accident once but cannot recall it now.

Do you mean *#105# which gives e.g.:
CS:4477850113000
VF-GALA
REGISTERED 12-JUN-2008 08:52:45
PS:447785012107
SGSNLD1
REGISTERED 10-MAY-2008 13:04:43

See also *#102# (gives e.g.: 4477850113000 VF-GALA)

or the local area STD code, which on an L6 (I assume V3 will be very
similar) is:
Message / Info Services /
Press Menu key: Setup /
Service: On
Active Channels: 50 [O2 uses 200]
Quick View: 50
Save Q.View: Yes (or No)
Languages: English
Auto Cleanup: None (or as you wish - don't forget to clean up manually
if 'Save' is 'On')

Display then gives e.g.: 01224
(Equivalent O2 gives eg: "01942 0161 01204 01925"]

Note:
*#120# gives 'Location Services are on' (or '…off')
*#100# gives 'phone number
*#101# gives HLR, e.g. 'lhlrjl 0011 0128'
*#103# gives time
*#104# gives 'No Mailbox' or Mbx number
John

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> Anyone know where i can get a download for my Nokia 6630?

Is that S60? If so, pynetmony.googlepages.com might work. I've never managed
to get it signed properly, however, and lost interest.

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JAG (Nieuws) <[email protected]> Proclaimed from the tallest tower:

> On Tue, 18 Nov 2008 11:18:28 -0000, "Pete Stockdale"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Could somebody please advise the menu location of this feature.
>> I have a Motorola V3 on Voda.
>> I know it is hiding in there somewhere !
>> I came across it by accident once but cannot recall it now.
>
> Do you mean *#105# which gives e.g.:
> CS:4477850113000
> VF-GALA
> REGISTERED 12-JUN-2008 08:52:45
> PS:447785012107
> SGSNLD1
> REGISTERED 10-MAY-2008 13:04:43
>
> See also *#102# (gives e.g.: 4477850113000 VF-GALA)
>
> or the local area STD code, which on an L6 (I assume V3 will be very
> similar) is:
> Message / Info Services /
> Press Menu key: Setup /
> Service: On
> Active Channels: 50 [O2 uses 200]
> Quick View: 50
> Save Q.View: Yes (or No)
> Languages: English
> Auto Cleanup: None (or as you wish - don't forget to clean up manually
> if 'Save' is 'On')
>
> Display then gives e.g.: 01224
> (Equivalent O2 gives eg: "01942 0161 01204 01925"]
>
> Note:
> *#120# gives 'Location Services are on' (or '.off')

What are 'Location Services'? and is there any point in turning them on?
Also, if I were to turn them on (##120#), how would I turn them off again??

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"ChrisM" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> In message [email protected],
> JAG (Nieuws) <[email protected]> Proclaimed from the tallest tower:
>
>> On Tue, 18 Nov 2008 11:18:28 -0000, "Pete Stockdale"
>> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> Could somebody please advise the menu location of this feature.
>>> I have a Motorola V3 on Voda.
>>> I know it is hiding in there somewhere !
>>> I came across it by accident once but cannot recall it now.
>>
>> Do you mean *#105# which gives e.g.:
>> CS:4477850113000
>> VF-GALA
>> REGISTERED 12-JUN-2008 08:52:45
>> PS:447785012107
>> SGSNLD1
>> REGISTERED 10-MAY-2008 13:04:43
>>
>> See also *#102# (gives e.g.: 4477850113000 VF-GALA)
>>
>> or the local area STD code, which on an L6 (I assume V3 will be very
>> similar) is:
>> Message / Info Services /
>> Press Menu key: Setup /
>> Service: On
>> Active Channels: 50 [O2 uses 200]
>> Quick View: 50
>> Save Q.View: Yes (or No)
>> Languages: English
>> Auto Cleanup: None (or as you wish - don't forget to clean up manually
>> if 'Save' is 'On')
>>
>> Display then gives e.g.: 01224
>> (Equivalent O2 gives eg: "01942 0161 01204 01925"]
>>
>> Note:
>> *#120# gives 'Location Services are on' (or '.off')
>
> What are 'Location Services'? and is there any point in turning them on?
> Also, if I were to turn them on (##120#), how would I turn them off
> again??
>
> --
Presumably gives details of nearest "services"- so it has to establish where
you are to work.
120 is presumably an on/off alternative key not just an on key, so you would
use 120 to turn them off as well.
Yes - thank you - the answer to my query seems to be in the message files -
I will delve and report back.

Many thanks
Pete