Nokia CDMA: Command Codes / Netmonitor / Hidden Menus
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I found this full listing of NetMonitor menus on google from a board that doesn't exist anymore. It also works on my 6585, and since the board no longer exists, I thought I would post it here for reference, before the info disappears entirely into the ether. If you have anything to add, please share!
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entry point *3001#12345#
{ *Note from Mod: The following codes is PRI dependent. Some carriers may have them disabled or use *# instead of ## or using different code that spells differently for the same function (e.g. ##DATA# or ##BEARER# on some phones). }
Dial-A-Codes
##837# or *#837#("VER") ... Displays version screen (also accessible by [Menu]-[6]-[2]).
##66767# or *#66767# ("MOSMS") ... Displays a selection screen to allow toggling of MO-SMS (Message Over : Simple Message Service) mode.
##743# or *#743# ("SID") ... Displays the current SID.
##24# or *#24# ("CH")... Displays the current Channel.
##786# ("RUN") ... Displays the Diagnostics menu which contains the Life Timer, Reconditioned Status, PRL, your number, and an Options menu which allows you to turn on the Service Screen (Net Monitor) or Restore Defaults (which resets the phone to factory settings). To restore defaults, you must enter the SPC/MSL code at the prompt.
##889# ("TTY") ... Displays a selection screen to allow toggling of TTY mode. (This code is referenced in the official Sprint manual.)
##7738# ("PREV") ... Displays CDMA mode menu, which allows you to select IS-95A, IS-95B, or IS-2000 modes.
*#7738# ("PREV") ... Displays CDMA mode menu, which allows you to select IS-95A, IS-2000, or Analog modes.
##8626337# ("VOCODER")or *#3872# ("EVRC") ... Displays the EVRC settings menu, which allows you to select the EVRC mode as On, Off, or Home Only.
##2539# ("AKEY") ... Allows you to change the service-specific Authorization Key via the keypad. When the phone asks for Service programming code, enter the SPC/MSL for your phone.
*#639# ("NEW") ... Allows you to change the MDN (phone number) registered in the phone. When the phone asks for Service programming code, enter the SPC/MSL for your phone.
*#775# ("PRL") ... Allows to toggle the use of PRL.
##nnnnnn# ... Where nnnnnn is a six-digit number (no more, no less), input will return to the main screen unless the number happens to be your SPC/MSL, in which case you will be taken to the Phone Programming menu which allows you to change the MDN (phone number) registered to the phone. (I don't know if some other combinations in this domain do something or not, but they all appear to reset the display after entry unless you use the SPC/MSL, which is usually a hash derived from your ESN and is typically service-specific.)
Other Codes
Hold # at the main screen for 3 seconds ... Displays the Life Timer in HH:MM format.
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