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Audiovox
8900
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Audiovox
9100, 9155, 9500
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Ericsson
T62u
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Kyocera
KX1 (SoHo), KX2 (Koi)
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Kyocera
47, 414, 424, 434, 1135, 2325, 2345, 3225
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Kyocera
2035, 2135, 2235, 2255, 5135
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LG
VX10, 520, 2000, 3100, 3200, 4400, 4500, 4600, 4700, 6000, 6100, 7000, 8000
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LG
1100, 2100, 2200, 5200, 5250, 5350, 4NE1, 1010, 1200
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Motorola
V60, V120, V710, C331, 343, 353, T720 (most Motorola phones, except GSM phones)
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Motorola Nextel
i30, i35, i50, i55, i60, i80, i85, i88, i90, i95, i370, i390, i500, i600, i700
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Motorola Nextel
i205, i305, i530, i736 NASCAR, i1000, i2000, r750
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Motorola Nextel
i730
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Nokia
12xx, 51xx (except 5125), 61xx, 71xx, 63xx, 71xx
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Nokia
3586i, 3589i, 6225
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Nokia
3285, 3360, 6360
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Samsung
A460, 3500, A540
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Samsung
A500
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Sanyo
4900, 5150, 5300, 6200, 6400, 8100
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Sanyo
5400, 7300, RL2500, RL7300
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Test Mode
Learn How to Enter Test Mode
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What Is Test Mode?
Field Test Mode consists of several different screens on a cell phone that will display a variety of diagnostic information. Field Test Mode allows a user or a field technician to gain access to much more information than the simple “signal bar” indicator on the phone.
One can observe received signal strength (RSSI-Received Signal Strength Indicator). This is measured in dBm and is always shown as a negative number, even though some phones do not show the “-“ character on the display. The higher number means better received signal and closeness to the tower. Example: -70 dBm is higher then -90 dBm.
One can observe the transmit power of the phone, this is usually displayed in dBm for CDMA phones. TDMA, GSM and iDen phones use a numerical figure that indicates the power level as it is cut back from the phone’s maximum power.
Another useful tool is the ability to monitor the channel number and operating frequency band. In some cases the uppercase letters from “A” to “F” represent the PCS band (1900 MHz), and lowercase letters “a” and “b” represent the cellular band (800 MHz). All other phones will show only
the letter P or C to represent the 1900 or 800 MHz band respectively.
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