* Crossposted in CELLULAR
* Crossposted in R34.TEL-MOVILES
Hello,
In a msg of , Jonathan Hunter writes to Carlos
Hermida:
 JH> How can I find out? Some undocumented menu option??
    Try this 'undocumented' code:  *#170602112302#
    More codes for Nokia:
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Contents of this section
4.1  How do I find out what software I have?
For all the following information you need to have your phone
switched on, enter your PIN if needed and your keyguard de-activated.
  If you have an Original 2110 not a 2110i/2110e (See section 3.2 if your
  not sure which you have)
        Enter : *#9999#
  If you have a 2110i or 2110e
        Enter : *#170602112302#
  If neither of these work you might have version 5.48 or greater as
  for this version the code to get the software version has changed (again).
  It is now
        Enter : *#682371158412125#
  Press (C) when you are finished.
4.2  What does the software version displayed mean?
  The first line states the software version number.
  Eg.   V  5.11
  The second line is the date of the software version
  Eg.   27-09-95
  The third line is the type of phone the software is for
  Eg    NHE-4
4.3  What does NHE-1XN/NHE-4 mean?
  As far as I can tell :
                                NHE-1XN
                                Is for the original 2110
  and
                                NHE-4
                                Is for the 2110i/2110e
  and
                                NHK-1XA
                                Is for the 2140/Nokia Orange/
                                E-plus in Germany
4.4  How can I find out my IMEI?
Firstly I better start by telling you what an IMEI is. It's the Electronic
Serial Number used in Digital Phones. IMEI standards for "International
Mobile Equipment Identity". It's the Digital eqivelent to the
ESN (Electronic Serial Number) for analog phones. So the stories you have
heard about getting a new SIM for a digital phone and then it becomes
basically a new phone is not quite true. It is up to the network provider
to use the IMEI's. Some do, some don't.
It is in the GSM specifications that you "should" be able to find out the
IMEI on any GSM phone by doing :
        Enter : *#06#
  Press (C) when you are finished.
This will display the IMEI. When I say should work, I know that it will work
on Nokia's, Ericssons. I also know that it will NOT work on Motorola Flares.
If you have a phone (Except a Nokia), try this code and e-mail what
happeneds.
4.5  How can I find out when my phone was manufactured?
  To find out when your Nokia 2110e/2110i was manufactured,
  This will NOT work on the original 2110. I don't know of any eqivalent code
  for it.
        Enter : *#3283#
                (3283 = DATE)
  To understand the four digits the phone returns you first have to look at
  the last 2 digits. That is the year the phone was manufactured.
  1995 "95" phones. The Manufacture date was in the format of MMYY
  MM = Month Number Eg 06 for June
  YY = Short Year Eg 95 for 1995
  1996 "96" phones. The Manufacture date was in the format of WWYY
  WW = The week of the year number
  YY = Short Year Eg 96 for 1996
  Therefor 1096 would mean the 10th week of 1996, someday between
  March 3 and 9 inclusive.
4.6  Some 2110 Hidden Shortcuts!
Enter  : * then Memory then Find or * then the down arrow
Result : You see your received calls. Same As menu options (01 2)
Enter  : + then Memory then Find or + then the down arrow
Result : You see your missed calls. Same as menu option (01 3)
Pressing Menu then Green Phonebutton allows you to transmitt DTMF
codes.
Use # instead of the "OK" key when you enter your pin code.
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Regards,
Carlos.
chr@pobox.com
http://pobox.com/~chr
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