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Albinus wrote:
 > "James Pole" <james@pole.net.nz> wrote in message...
 >>Can you enable the Field Test Mode on that phone? On my TDMA 1228di
 >>(connected to Telecom NZ's TDMA/Analogue network) I can press
 >>904090+Menu to access the TDMA/AMPS Field Test screens.
 >
 > Sure can - just tried it mate. Thanks for that code - I was wondering
 > if there was a way to get engineering menus on it, now I know. Do you
 > have a guide on what the various things mean? I know the Ericsson GSM
 > engineering display, but the CDMA one is different.

(I tried to email you, but I didn't notice you had a bad email address 
until I got a bounce this afternoon.)

Heya.

Nope, I don't have any info specifically for the CDMA version. However I
have attached some information I have compiled for the TDMA version of
the Field Test screens. Have a look at it and email me about the 
similaries and differences between the two.

The email I have doesn't hasn't been modified to avoid the spam bots, so 
just click Reply. :-P

By the way, have you got any information or links about the Ericsson 
*GSM* Field Test? Do any of the Sony Ericsson phones have it?

Thanks,
James

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Ericsson TDMA Field Test Information
====================================

Tested on:
----------
Ericsson A1228di - press 904090 then menu

Note:
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Some information are only revelant to customers of Telecom New Zealand's
Analogue AMPS and Digital D-AMPS/TDMA mobile phone services.

Credits:
--------
James Pole (for inital documentation)
  <http://james.pole.net.nz/cellsites/>
Unknown Author (for Nokia TDMA info)
  <http://cellantenna.com/reference/nokia.htm>


+----------------+
| 1  aaa b cccc  |
|                |
| d eeee ffff gg |
+----------------+

aaa =		Channel Number
			[348] ~ [666]

b =			Radio Frequency Band
			[a] 800MHz 'a'
			[b] 800MHZ 'b'

cccc =		RX Signal Strength (RSSI)
			[-27] ~ [-113]

d =			Radio System
			[A]nalouge
			[D]igital

eeee =		Status
			[Stby] Standby
			[Page] Receiving Call
			[Dial] Dialing Number
			[Conv] Conversatation
			[Disc] Disconnect
			[End ] End of Call

ffff =		Bit Error Rate (BER)
			[0000] ~ [xxxx]

gg =		? (AC)
			[02] ~ [11]


+----------------+
| 2  aaaaa bbbb  |
|                |
|     cccc       |
+----------------+

aaaaa =		System ID (SID)
			[00000] ~ [32767]

bbbb =		System Operator Code (SOC)
			[0001]

cccc =		Current Alpha Tag
			[Home]


+----------------+
| 3  aa b cccccc |
|                |
|    d    e   f  |
+----------------+

aa =		Digital Standoff Value ? (D/S)
			[5] ~ [148]

b =			? (PrV)
			[4] ~ [5]

cccccc = 	Time Slot
			[1--4--] 1st set of time slots
			[-2--5-] 2nd set of time slots
			[--3--6] 3rd set of time slots

d =			Network Type (NetTyp)
			[P] Public (?)

e =			Priority ? (Pri)
			[0]

f =			Encoding ? (Enc)
			[0]


+----------------+ 
| 4  aaa b cccc  |
|                |
|  d  e   f g    |
+----------------+

aaa =	Channel Number
	[348] ~ [666]

b =	Radio Frequency Band
	[a] 800MHz 'a'
	[b] 800MHZ 'b'

cccc =	RX Signal Strength (RSSI)
	[-33] ~ [-109]

d =	Time Advance (TA)
	[0] ~ [30]

e =	Voice Codec (VOC)
	[1]

f =	Discountinous Transmission (DTX)
	[0] Off
	[1] On

g =	? (FE)
	[0]

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