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FTD-Network Monitor for S60v3/S60v5 by amielco

Guide

First of all we need to know that FTD has two basic Menu Display modes:

First is Data display mode
And second one is the Execute mo

Feel free to scroll and explore trough all data display but be careful when u reach Execute display and don’t take any action if u are not sure what are u doing..

Once again be careful, use this soft at your own risk, hac_king realm team can’t take any responsibility if you damage your phone.

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Channel num Number of active channel in serving cell
Rx level in dBm, signal strange, lower is better, if u have more than 120 nokia will take search for alternate network
Tx power level If transmitter is on
Ta Taming advance, multiply this number with 550 to get distance form basic station, if this 0 u are under 550 meters from basic station (for right measurement u need to start some transmission with BS, sms, cal, etc) .
CHty type of current channel, for example CCCH is one of the Common Control CHannels

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Paging mode: NO : normal paging,
EX : extended paging, RO : paging reorganization, SB : same as before

Roaming ind: Roaming is indicate with R, otherwise nothing is shown

Rx quality:
X - phone is stand-by
0 - less than 0.2% bit errors
1 - 0.2 - 0.4% bit errors
2 - 0.41 - 0.8% bit errors
3 - 0.81 - 1.6% bit errors
4 - 1.61 - 3.2% bit errors
5 - 3.21 - 6.4% bit errors
6 - 6.41 - 12.8% bit errors
7 - more than 12.8% bit errors

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Serving cell info:
Information about currently active channel and all Neighbor channel

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Network selection display, show information about currently allowed and forbidden networks

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Information about currently used network:

For example
MCC=Mobile Country Code
219=Croatia
MNC=Mobile Network Code
01= T - mobile

69 is a used channel on the current cell

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This is one of the most popular display, with them u can force channel which u wont to use, for example, you can test how strong is your cell signal, or if u get Network busy message in your area, u cant tray to use channel from other BS and so long…

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Every operator always has some test cells and prior taking them
into commercial use.
So if u keep this on ACCEPTED (standard settings) GSM phones will not try to register these barred cells.
If u set this to REVERSE MS will only use the cells to be tested (UNADVISABLE)
However, if you wont to use both, barred and allowed cells set this to DISCARD (ADVISABLE)

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This is one will reset all Net monitor counters..

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If you send your message trough GPRS u can count her all of them, with all error details and sending attempts

Detailed description of changing network protocol

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Run network monitor, choose Options/Change display/select

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Type in 8101 like on above image

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Hit Options/Execute/select ant type in:
0 For automatic switch
1 For force GSM protocol, or
2 to force 3G network

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Phone restart byself after selection and you can enjoy in GSM or 3G


Once again be careful, use this soft at your own risk, hac_king realm team cant take any responsibility if you damage your phone.

How to change network tower? How to get better signal?…..How to get better GPRS or EDGE speed?

If your area tower not giving you better gprs speed or better signal then you can change it to your neighbour tower…….

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Check here that which are your area’s neighbour tower (channel num.)…..you can see maximum 8 neighbour towers.

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press option then execute then enter your nearest tower(channel num.) and ok……done(channel num.)

Channel num. will be refreshed (default) after a phone restart

FTD - Network Monitor for s60v3/s60v5

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