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(* prefix is equivalent to ** in most cases)
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Most of the following codes support 3 prefixes:
  
Most of the following codes support 3 prefixes:
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'''*#''' - inquiry, check status
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'''*#''' - inquiry, check status
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'''**''' - set value
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'''*''' or '''**''' - set value
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'''##''' - cancel or reset to default
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'''##''' - cancel or reset to default
   
 
'''*#5005*VM#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - check voicemail number
  
'''*#5005*VM#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - check voicemail number
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'''*5005*VM*''<voicemail>''#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - set voicemail number
 
'''**5005*VM*''<voicemail>''#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - set voicemail number
  
'''**5005*VM*''<voicemail>''#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - set voicemail number
 
'''##5005*VM#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - clear VM number
  
'''##5005*VM#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - clear VM number
   
 
'''*#5005*SMSC#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - check SMS Center number (stored on SIM card)
  
'''*#5005*SMSC#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - check SMS Center number (stored on SIM card)
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'''*5005*SMSC*''<smscenter>''#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - set SMSC number
 
'''**5005*SMSC*''<smscenter>''#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - set SMSC number
  
'''**5005*SMSC*''<smscenter>''#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - set SMSC number
 
'''##5005*SMSC#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - clear SMSC no.
  
'''##5005*SMSC#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - clear SMSC no.
   
 
'''*#5005*LANG#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - check language (not related to the interface language)
  
'''*#5005*LANG#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - check language (not related to the interface language)
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'''*5005*LANG#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - set language (a prompt pops up asking for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes ISO 639-1 language code])
 
'''**5005*LANG#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - set language (a prompt pops up asking for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes ISO 639-1 language code])
  
'''**5005*LANG#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - set language (a prompt pops up asking for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes ISO 639-1 language code])
 
'''##5005*LANG#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - reset language to English
  
'''##5005*LANG#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - reset language to English
   
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'''*5005*CB#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - enable GSM cell broadcast messages
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'''*5005*CB#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - enable GSM cell broadcast messages
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'''#5005*CB#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - disable GSM cell broadcast messages
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'''#5005*CB#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - disable GSM cell broadcast messages
   
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'''*5005*2267#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - ???
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'''*5005*2267#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - ???
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'''#5005*2267#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - ???
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'''#5005*2267#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - ???
   
 
'''*#5005*PHONE#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - display own number (if stored on SIM)
  
'''*#5005*PHONE#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - display own number (if stored on SIM)
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'''*5005*PHONE*''<???>''*''<???>''#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - should store own number, but doesn't appear to work
 
'''**5005*PHONE*''<???>''*''<???>''#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - should store own number, but doesn't appear to work
  
'''**5005*PHONE*''<???>''*''<???>''#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - should store own number, but doesn't appear to work
 
'''##5005*PHONE#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - should erase own number, but doesn't appear to work
  
'''##5005*PHONE#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - should erase own number, but doesn't appear to work
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'''*#5005*STATE#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - baseband log? ("please add a description for this capture")
  
'''*#5005*STATE#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - baseband log? ("please add a description for this capture")
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'''*5005*STATE#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - baseband log? ("please add a description for this capture")
 
'''**5005*STATE#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - baseband log? ("please add a description for this capture")
  
'''**5005*STATE#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - baseband log? ("please add a description for this capture")
 
'''##5005*STATE#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - baseband log? ("please add a description for this capture")
  
'''##5005*STATE#'''[[Image:Phone.png]] - baseband log? ("please add a description for this capture")

Revision as of 22:09, 27 August 2008

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

*#06#                     - everyone knows that it displays IMEI, but it's here for completeness
*3001#12345#*Phone.png           - start Field Test app (network monitor)
*#30X#Phone.png, where X=1..9    - generate 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.

Most of the following codes support 3 prefixes: 

*#      - inquiry, check status
* or ** - set value
##      - cancel or reset to default

*#5005*VM#Phone.png               - check voicemail number
 *5005*VM*<voicemail>#Phone.png   - set voicemail number
**5005*VM*<voicemail>#Phone.png   - set voicemail number
##5005*VM#Phone.png               - clear VM number

*#5005*SMSC#Phone.png             - check SMS Center number (stored on SIM card)
 *5005*SMSC*<smscenter>#Phone.png - set SMSC number
**5005*SMSC*<smscenter>#Phone.png - set SMSC number
##5005*SMSC#Phone.png             - clear SMSC no.

*#5005*LANG#Phone.png             - check language (not related to the interface language)
 *5005*LANG#Phone.png             - set language (a prompt pops up asking for ISO 639-1 language code)
**5005*LANG#Phone.png             - set language (a prompt pops up asking for ISO 639-1 language code)
##5005*LANG#Phone.png             - reset language to English

*5005*CB#Phone.png                - enable GSM cell broadcast messages
#5005*CB#Phone.png                - disable GSM cell broadcast messages

*5005*2267#Phone.png              - ???
#5005*2267#Phone.png              - ???

*#5005*PHONE#Phone.png             - display own number (if stored on SIM)
 *5005*PHONE*<???>*<???>#Phone.png - should store own number, but doesn't appear to work
**5005*PHONE*<???>*<???>#Phone.png - should store own number, but doesn't appear to work
##5005*PHONE#Phone.png             - should erase own number, but doesn't appear to work

*#5005*4433#Phone.png   - nothing happens
 *5005*4433#Phone.png   - spinning wheel for about a second ???
 #5005*4433#Phone.png   - spinning wheel for about a second ???

*#5005*ART#Phone.png    - "Artemis?"
 *5005*ART#Phone.png    - "Artemis?"
 #5005*ART#Phone.png    - "Artemis?"
*#5005*ART255#Phone.png - "Artemis?"
 *5005*ART255#Phone.png - "Artemis?"
 #5005*ART255#Phone.png - "Artemis?"

*#5005*CORE#Phone.png   - check CoreDump status (disabled by default)
 *5005*CORE#Phone.png   - enable CoreDump ("CoreDump: enabled=true")
 #5005*CORE#Phone.png   - disable CoreDump ("CoreDump: enabled=false")

*#5005*MA#Phone.png     - check MobileAnalyzer status (disabled by default)
*#5005*MA255#Phone.png  - check MobileAnalyzer status (disabled by default)
 *5005*MA#Phone.png     - enable MobileAnalyzer ("MobileAnalyzer: enabled=true; fullTrace=false; lowLevelTrace=none")
 *5005*MA255#Phone.png  - enable fullTrace ("MobileAnalyzer: enabled=true; fullTrace=true; lowLevelTrace=none")
 #5005*MA255#Phone.png  - disable MobileAnalyzer ("MobileAnalyzer: enabled=false; fullTrace=true; lowLevelTrace=none")
 #5005*MA#Phone.png     - disable fullTrace ("MobileAnalyzer: enabled=false; fullTrace=false; lowLevelTrace=none")

*#5005*STATE#Phone.png  - baseband log? ("please add a description for this capture")
 *5005*STATE#Phone.png  - baseband log? ("please add a description for this capture")
**5005*STATE#Phone.png  - baseband log? ("please add a description for this capture")
##5005*STATE#Phone.png  - baseband log? ("please add a description for this capture")

 *5005*TRACE#Phone.png  - enable tracing?
**5005*TRACE#Phone.png  - enable tracing?
 #5005*TRACE#Phone.png  - disable tracing?
##5005*TRACE#Phone.png  - disable tracing?
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