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- 11-23-2004, 09:50 PM #1Paul remove-the-nospam DayGuest
Hi all,
I bought a Nokia 2280 from Telstra (Australia). I want to setup NAM2
(Telstra only use NAM1 and leave 2 deactivated) to use Verizon Wireless
so I can use the phone in both the US and Australia.
Telstra are positive they don't lock their phones at all, but there's
definitely a Service Provider Code (SPC) stopping me from modifying NAM
settings. Telstra's support have no idea what I'm on about, say they
don't have the code and point me to Nokia to get it. On the flip-side,
Nokia say it's something the telco set and they don't have it.
Anyone got any ideas/pointers on where I can go from here to get the
SPC?
PD
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- 11-24-2004, 12:51 AM #2Julie RuinGuest
Re: Getting an SPC for Nokia CDMA phone?
Yes, that is certainly something that Telstra would need to provide. But it
certainly makes sense for the Telstra people you've talked with to be
ignorant on the issue. There is some calculator within Telstra that some IT
person has access to that will provide that code, now the truly hard part is
getting through to that person and convincing them to calculate and give you
that code.
Good luck,
-julie
"Paul remove-the-nospam Day" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> I bought a Nokia 2280 from Telstra (Australia). I want to setup NAM2
> (Telstra only use NAM1 and leave 2 deactivated) to use Verizon Wireless
> so I can use the phone in both the US and Australia.
>
> Telstra are positive they don't lock their phones at all, but there's
> definitely a Service Provider Code (SPC) stopping me from modifying NAM
> settings. Telstra's support have no idea what I'm on about, say they
> don't have the code and point me to Nokia to get it. On the flip-side,
> Nokia say it's something the telco set and they don't have it.
>
> Anyone got any ideas/pointers on where I can go from here to get the
> SPC?
>
> PD
>
> --
> Paul Day Web: www.bur.st/~paul GPG Key ID: 7FF655A8
- 11-24-2004, 01:58 AM #3Paul remove-the-nospam DayGuest
Re: Getting an SPC for Nokia CDMA phone?
Julie Ruin <[email protected]> wrote:
> Yes, that is certainly something that Telstra would need to provide. But it
> certainly makes sense for the Telstra people you've talked with to be
> ignorant on the issue. There is some calculator within Telstra that some IT
> person has access to that will provide that code, now the truly hard part is
> getting through to that person and convincing them to calculate and give you
> that code.
>
> Good luck,
Thanks Julie. I somehow got lucky and got someone who found that person.
They've given me the SPC, A-Key and MIN.
PD
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Paul Day Web: www.bur.st/~paul GPG Key ID: 7FF655A8
- 11-24-2004, 05:26 AM #4Ivan GotchaGuest
Re: Getting an SPC for Nokia CDMA phone?
Paul,
pardon my ignorance, what is NAM1 and 2?.
- 11-24-2004, 08:34 AM #5JosephGuest
Re: Getting an SPC for Nokia CDMA phone?
On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 11:26:34 GMT, "Ivan Gotcha" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>Paul,
>pardon my ignorance, what is NAM1 and 2?.
"NAM (Number Assignment Module) a circuit chip located inside a phone
which stores your telephone number, lock code, timer reset code,
network information and other operational data. The NAM is programmed
by the service provider when a device is activated. Today's phones
have EPROM type NAM and are keypad programmable."
NAM1 would likely be the primary line/number one would use and NAM2
would be another line/other number.
This only applies to TDMA (IS-136) and CDMA (IS-95) handsets. It does
not apply to GSM.
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- 11-25-2004, 02:28 AM #6Ivan GotchaGuest
Re: Getting an SPC for Nokia CDMA phone?
thanks Joseph
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