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NOKIA MOBILE PHONES, INC.
FOR AUTHORIZED DEALER USE ONLY
NOKIA 2160 SERIES CELLULAR TELEPHONE
NAM PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS
All Nokia 2160 cellular telephones are capable of supporting authentication. The programmer must decide which form of A-Key is desired for use. The two options are either RANDOM or DEFAULT A-Key. If the RANDOM key is desired for use, use the quick NAM programming sequence. If a DEFAULT A-Key is desired, then the complete NAM programming method is used to program NAM location number 2. The clear key can be used to correct mistakes.
MENU DRIVEN EASY NAM PROGRAMMING FOR THE NOKIA 2160 P2/EFR HANDPORTABLES
USE FOR A RANDOM A-KEY
1. Turn on the phone and enter programming access code (*#639#)
2. Enter the 10 digit area code and phone number and press the 'send' key (or the 'OK' soft key in display)
3. Enter system ID code (SID) supplied by cellular service provider (1-5 digit SID) and press the 'send' (or 'OK' ) key.
*Optional settings are language and lock code (see below)
*Programming is completed
*Phone automatically powers off then back on NOTE: Change the lock code by adding a pound sign and a new lock code after the SID. (Example: 175#7788 ; Lock code = 7788). Change the language by adding a pound sign and a new language code after the code (Example: 175#0 ; Language = English). Language code: 0 (default) = English, 1 = French, 2 = Spanish, 3 = Portuguese Change the lock code and language code by separating each set of numbers by a pound sign (Example: 175#7788#2 ; where the SID = 00175, Lock code = 7788,Language = Spanish).
COMPLETE NAM PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS
USE FOR DEFAULT A-KEY
ACCESS NAM PROGRAMMING MODE:
1.Turn the phone on.
2.Enter the NAM access code. Factory default is: *3001#12345[MENU]
3.If the screen to the right appears, you have entered the access code correctly.
(Maniac note: screen to the right looks like this: see below
Field Test
NAM 1
NAM 2
If it does this you're in luck)
If after several attempts you cannot access NAM programming, it is possible that the access code has been changed, or the phone is in need of service.
MAIN MENU SELECTION
4. Press the [scroll-Key] up or down until the indicator points at the desired menu option. Select from the following:
NAM 1
NAM 2
NAM 3
Security
Emergency
SW version
Serial No.
Programmed
Field Test
5.Press the [select] soft key to access the Sub-Menu from and of the above Main Menu selections.
PROGRAMMING NAM's 1 THROUGH 3
6. Press the [scroll-Key] to scroll through the selected NAM parameter list. An optional personalized wake-up message can be programmed during the "Own Number" sequence by pressing the [ABC] key and entering the text.
7. If the value is incorrect, press the [select] soft key and use the numeric keypad to make any changes.
HOME SYSTEM ID HOME SOC OWN NUMBER
PSID/RSID LISTS(Note 1) DEFAULT SETTINGS
"DEFAULT SETTINGS"
NAM STATUS (Enable/Dis) ACCESS METHOD
LOCAL OPTION PRIMARY PAGING CH
DEDICATED A CCH DEDICATED A NUMBER
DEDICATED B CCH DEDICATED B NBR
OVERLAOAD CLASS GROUP ID
SID ALPHA TAG CNTRL A-KEY CODE
PUBLIC SYSTEMS PRIVATE SYSTEMS
RESIDENTIAL SYSTEMS
8. Use the [OK] soft key to store the new information that has been entered.
9. Repeat steps 6 through 8 for the remaining NAM parameter options to be viewed and/or changed.
10. To program other NAMs, press [Quit] to return to the Main Menu. Select NAM 2 or NAM 3. Once the Home System ID and Own Number are programmed, the phone will automatically set the NAM Status to enabled.
PROGRAMMING THE SECURITY CODE
11. From the Main Menu, use the scroll keys to select the "Security" Sub-Menu, then press [select] and the current 5-digit security code will be displayed. The default value is 12345.
12. To change the Security Code at this time, use the numeric keys to enter the new value.
13. Press the soft key [OK] to store changes. Note: The Lock Code will be automatically changed to the last 4 digits of the new security code.
PROGRAMMING EMERGENCY NUMBERS
14. From the Main Menu use the scroll key to select the "Emergency" Sub-Menu, press the [select] soft key to access the emergency numbers.
EMERGENCY NUMBER 1 (911)
EMERGENCY NUMBER 2 (*911)
EMERGENCY NUMBER 3 (None)
15. To change the current value, use the scroll key to select the desired field and press [select]. Use numeric keys to enter new values.
16. To save the value, press the soft key [OK]. Press [Quit] to exit the menu. SERIAL NUMBER (ESN):
17. From the Main Menu, use the scroll key to display the "Serial No." or ESN of the phone. Press [Quit] to exit the menu
PROGRAMMED: (DATE THE PHONE IS FIRST PROGRAMMED)
18. From the Main Menu, use the scroll key to display the "Programmed" menu
19. Press [select] and enter a four-digit number that corresponds to the month and year the phone is sold. Example (mmyy) 0197 = January 1997, 0996 = September 1996.
NOTE: This menu location can be programmed only one time. Once the date has been entered it cannot be changed. Any attempt to enter the menu once it has been programmed will receive a short beep and the message "DATE ALREADY STORED".
EXITING NAM PROGRAMMING
20. To exit the NAM programming mode, turn the phone off and leave it off for five seconds.
DEFAULT CODES
Lock Code = 1234, Security Code = 12345
System Acquisition; Public/PSID/RSID Access Code = 123456.
FIELD TEST
The FIELD TEST MODE is used to investigate how the phone is reacting to the cellular system. The FIELD TEST information covers signal strength, battery charging status, cellular state and encryption status. The information is designed to display information relating to Analog Control Channels, Digital Control Channels, Analog Voice Channels, and Digital Voice Channels. All the information provided in the FIELD TEST display is in accordance with IS-136.
To activate the FIELD TEST mode you must be in NAM programming. Instructions for entering NAM programming are on the opposite side of this page. (Maniac note: In this case, opposite side means see above).
Use the following steps to enable the FIELD TEST mode.
From the Main Menu use the scroll key to display the "FIELD TEST" menu and press the [select] soft key. Use the scroll key to select Enable and press the soft key [OK]. A second option is available to enable the field test display with back lighting constantly illuminated while connected to a car kit.
Turn the 2160 off then back on. Once the power up self-test is complete, the FIELD TEST display will begin automatically. Scroll through the different displays using the scroll key.
To disable the FIELD TEST mode, return to NAM programming and disable the function under the FIELD TEST menu.
PROGRAMMING PSIDS AND RSIDS
The Nokia 2160 provides the option to program Private (PSIDs) and Residential (RSIDs) System ID's as prescribed by IS-136. The PSID/RSID list is programmed to support system selection/re-selection processes and SID display functions. The Nokia 2160 P2 product will support up to 15 different Private or Residential Systems. These instructions allow a person to program 5 of the 15 available locations. The other 10 locations are reserved to ensure available locations for automatic programming. Using the NAM programming menu to program the PSID/RSID is just one of the several ways that this information can be programmed. The phone also supports automatic programming of the PSID/RSID values via registration accept message from a Public & Private system, manually prompting with System Scan Sub-Menu option New Search, or via Over the Air Programming. Follow these instructions to program the PSID/RSID lists
1. Enter the NAM programming menu and select NAM 1 (or desired NAM).
(Note: PSID/RSID is currently only available in the NAM 1 location. PSID is included in NAM 2 and 3 for future use.)
2. Use the scroll key to display "PSID/RSID LISTS" and press [select].
3. Use the scroll key to select the P/RSID 1 or the desired P/RSID (1 through5). Press the [select] soft key.
4. Each list contains:
SYSTEM TYPE: Select Private or Residential system type.
PSID/RSID: System ID of the Private or Residential system. Indicates which PSID/RSID the mobile will respond to.
CONECTED SYSTEM ID: Connected System ID. The SID that the PSID/RSID is connected to.
ALPHA TAG: The name of the Private or Residential SID that will be displayed when the phone uses the PSID/RSID.
OPERATOR CODE: (SOC) This is the System Operator Code.
US-AWS=001,
Canada-Rogers CantelInc.=002,
Bell South Cellular=003,
Southwestern Bell Mobile Systems=004,
Vanguard=007, Century Cellunet=008,
Pacific Telecom Cellular=009,
Midwest Wireless Communications=010,
Rural Cellular Corporation=011,
Cellular Mobile Systems of St. Cloud=012,
Palmer Wireless Inc.=014
COUNTRY CODE: Enter the Country Code of the PSID/RSID.
PUBLIC SERVICE PROFILES: Contains up to 4-channel and color code values for each private or residential system. This information is necessary to initiate scanning for the Private or Residential System.
PRIVATE OPER. FREQUENCIES: Enter the actual channel number(s) that the private system uses. Up to 4channels per PSID/RSID are allowed.
