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bleurdeur
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@ Andrewkeith:
The T10 is a dual band phone & I believe was the first dual band flip phone /// made. It had a three line display, whlist the GF768 is a GSM900 phone, single line display which was similar then to the GF788, only difference was the physical appearance as I could recall.
Both phones use the same batteries as the other 
By the way, rose white T39m which has FW R4A still has the snake game whenever I enter "789" at the start up of ERIX All the while I thought it was gone after the upgrade. Or should it be there all the time? 
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BobaFett
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Wasnt 888 the first dual band?
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Tigerente
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On 2006-07-25 11:39:49, BobaFett wrote:
Wasnt 888 the first dual band?
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On 2006-07-25 09:26:03, bleurdeur wrote:
... I believe was the first dual band flip phone /// made. ...
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Bleudeur is right in the specific way he writes:
T10s was the first dual band flip phone.
The first GSM dual band candybar phones have been S868 and SH888 some time before the T10s was released.
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bleurdeur
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seems like my /// history sill pays off
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jcwhite_uk
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I am selling one of my R310s's on Ebay here:
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bart
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some people do everything to have the most unique ericsson phone
With Ericsson and Nokia gone: we must keep their spirits alive and buy JOLLA or YOTA |
BobaFett
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@bart great pix its really impressive. reminds me the 337 rose-wood cover, however it was made of plastic
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kothor
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Wow! Nicee phone!!! |
vmunix
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Found this pic in todays online newspaper. Isn't it nice? it looks retro.
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Vein
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A wooden A1018s.. awesome!
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Maybe that wooden celfone was included in the . . . . Noah's Ark 
I have a query here re: the Ericsson T28s mates, how come some models have this -CHANNEL INFO feature while other's don't . . . how is this connected with the Ericsson T28 - TEMS  Many thanks!
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Tigerente
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On 2006-08-05 04:24:28, JN wrote:
[...] how come some models have this -CHANNEL INFO feature while other's don't . . . how is this connected with the Ericsson T28 - TEMS Many thanks!
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If you'd like to add Battery menu to your T28 or R320, just change the value of EEPROM at address 0A5D from 00 to 01. Then the item will appear in the settings menu and you will be able to read battery temperature, phone temperature, nominal bat. capacity, actual capacity, some currents, phone state, etc.
The T28 and R320 have Channel Info enable flag located at address 0A5C, so try to write 01 to the address 0A5C and it will be switchable from level 0 up to level 3.
You can also can activate net monitor on Ericsson T20s, A2618s, A2628s.
Edit EEPROM at:
0353 - ChannelInfo Allowed
0354 - Battery Allowed
In the eeprom you have to change the byte at the address 0353 from 00 to 01 to activate netmonitor.
Channel Info
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New Ericssons (Level 1)
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Aaaa bbb c d T
e fffff g h ii
lll mmm lll mmm
lll mmm lll mmm
lll mmm lll mmm
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Aaaa:
Serving Channel Info
A: type (B=BCCH, S=SDCCH, F=Frequency, T=TCCH)
BCCH (Broadcast Control CHannel) - broadcast information
SDCCH (Standalone Dynamic Control CHannel) - call setup
TCCH (Traffic Control CHannel) - during conversation mode
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aaa: number of the channel used in communication with cell (CH), HOP=Hopping
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bbb:
level of reception in dBm (RxL)
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c:
PowerLevel in tx (TxPwr)
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d:
Rate of transmission errors with DTX enabled (RxQualSub)
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T:
Timeslot in use (TS)
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e:
Timing Advace (TA)
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fffff:
Local Area Code in hex (LAC)
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g:
Rate of transmission errors with DTX disabled (RxQualFull)
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h:
Used Codec (E=EFR, F=Full Rate, H=Half Rate)
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ii:
Base Station Identity Code value of serving channel (BSIC)
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lll:
number of the channel of adjacent cells
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mmm:
C1 value of adjacent cells
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New Ericssons (Level 2)
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aaa1 bbb1 cc1 dd1
aaa2 bbb2 cc2 dd2
aaa3 bbb3 cc3 dd3
aaa4 bbb4 cc4 dd4
aaa5 bbb5 cc5 dd5
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aaan:
number of the channel of adjacent cell #n
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bbbn:
level of reception in dBm of adjacent cell #n
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ccn:
C1 value adjacent cell #n
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ddn:
C2 value adjacent cell #n
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New Ericssons (Level 3)
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Shows the rest of adjacent cells channel # monitored
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But this is an implemented function which is not compareable to the functions of a T28 TEMS. In T28s you have much more options and you can use (if you have T28 TEMS PC firmware) it to log the whole net-actions, strength etc to PC and you can pair the informations with a GPS-system and a map and so you can write your own net-strength-maps for example.
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Many thanks for that Tiger ! Quite looooooong but informative . . .
There goes your answer . . . . . . . .
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bleurdeur
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Hi JN
@Tiger,
So is this considered then to be a T28 TEMS Handset? Also could anyone fill me out on how to go about reteiving a forgotten lock code
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Tigerente
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On 2006-08-07 03:29:16, bleurdeur wrote:
Hi JN
@Tiger,
So is this considered then to be a T28 TEMS Handset? Also could anyone fill me out on how to go about reteiving a forgotten lock code
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T28 TEMS and T28 with activated netmonitor are two very different things.
The chanel/netmonitor is a fucntion which is build in in all Ericsson handsets and can be activated by changing 00 to 01 at special EEPROM adress.
T28 TEMS is totally different firmware with much more functions like logging net activities, lock the phone to special channels, collecting informations about the net-strength etc. There are two versions of TEMS firmware. TEMS pocket and TEMS PC, the pocket firmware enables a special TEMS menu in the phone with more than ten menu-pages and the functions like locking to a special channel etc. can be done by the phone and outside without any accesiores.
The TEMS PC looks like regular firmwre (no special menu) but can be used with PC-application like TEMS investigation or TEMS deskcat. All inforamtions are given to the PC and you can make log-files or use a GPS-system and a local map to mark the strength in a map.
For getting the lockcode you need a flash-cable and some little program like ATR 5.0 or any other free unlock-programm. You also can do it with SEtool or davinci-log but this is not for free.
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