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Latest revision as of 12:51, 14 September 2013

Like many other GSM phones, iPhone supports special codes that can be entered via keypad.

(The codes must be confirmed using the "Phone.png call" button.)

Standard GSM codes

Code Description
*#06# Display IMEI


iPhone proprietary, GSM models

Code Description
*3001#12345#* Start the Field Test app (on iOS <> 4.0.x)

The following codes support (some of) the standard GSM code prefixes:

*# - inquiry/check status
** - set value and activate
*  - reactivate
#  - "temporarily" deactivate
## - deactivate and clear settings
Code Description
5005*'''VM'''# Voicemail number (if not specified by the carrier bundle)
5005*'''SMSC'''# SMS Center number (stored on SIM card)
5005*'''LANG'''# set language(?)(not related to the interface language)(a prompt pops up asking for an ISO 639-1 language code)
5005*'''CB'''# enable cell broadcast messages
5005*'''AANS'''# enable / disable AutoAnswer on incoming calls.
5005*'''PHONE'''# display/set own number (if stored on SIM). Available in GUI form from Settings/Phone.
5005*4433# spinning wheel for about a second ???
5005*ART# "Artemis?"
5005*CORE# CoreDump status (disabled by default)
5005*MA# MobileAnalyzer status (disabled by default)
5005*MA255# MobileAnalyzer (FullTrace?) status (disabled by default)
5005*STATE# Dump baseband logs ("Please add a description for this capture")
5005*TRACE# tracing?


This code is carrier and/or device specific, but it's listed here for being of historical relevance as a part of a procedure capable of bypassing the Activation screen on iPhone OS 1.1.1: #301# through *#309# Generates fake incoming call; the phone will become kind of messed up, thinking that it's on a call until you restart. Can be used to stream music to Bluetooth headset.

iPhone proprietary, CDMA models

The following codes support (some of) the standard GSM code prefixes:

*# - inquiry/check status
** - set value and activate
*  - reactivate
#  - "temporarily" deactivate
## - deactivate and clear settings
Code Description
5005*4357# Display PRL and PRI version
5005*'''AANS'''# enable / disable AutoAnswer on incoming calls.
5005*'''PHONE'''# display (set?) MDN.
##AKEY Password: zeros -- Sets AKey
5005*STATE# Dump baseband logs ("Please add a description for this capture")