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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: '''<nowiki>#301#</nowiki> through <nowiki>*#309#</nowiki>''' 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. |
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: '''<nowiki>#301#</nowiki> through <nowiki>*#309#</nowiki>''' 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. |
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| + | ==iPhone proprietary, CDMA models== |
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| + | The following codes support (some of) the standard GSM code prefixes: |
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| + | '''*#''' - inquiry/check status |
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| + | '''**''' - set value and activate |
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| + | '''*''' - reactivate |
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| + | '''#''' - "temporarily" deactivate |
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| + | '''##''' - deactivate and clear settings |
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| + | !Code!!Description |
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| + | |<nowiki>5005*4357#</nowiki>||Display PRL and PRI version |
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| + | |<nowiki>5005*'''2267'''#</nowiki>||? |
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| + | |<nowiki>5005*'''PHONE'''#</nowiki>||display (set?) MDN. |
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| + | |<nowiki>##AKEY</nowiki>||Password: zeros -- Sets AKey |
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| + | |5005*STATE#||Dump baseband logs ("Please add a description for this capture") |
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Revision as of 14:42, 25 February 2011
Like many other GSM phones, iPhone supports special codes that can be entered via keypad.
(The codes must be confirmed using the "
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*'''2267'''# | ? | |
| 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*'''2267'''# | ? | |
| 5005*'''PHONE'''# | display (set?) MDN. | |
| ##AKEY | Password: zeros -- Sets AKey | |
| 5005*STATE# | Dump baseband logs ("Please add a description for this capture") |
