Nam program code for Nokia 5125 Verizon.

[budz]

Hi, I've just purchased a few Nokia 5125 Verizon and cannot program the nam with *3001#12345#. Can someone help with the correct code? Tks, budz

[MidnightDT]

*228 option 1

if that doesnt work *611, your welcome

[budz]

Thanks for trying, both *228 and *611 wont take me to nam. there are some numbers that appear on the screen, 1-888 315-7626N. Don't have a clue what they mean. These phones may have come from the Carrabian. Tks.

[dmarkson]

Originally Posted by budz

Hi, I've just purchased a few Nokia 5125 Verizon and cannot program the nam with *3001#12345#. Can someone help with the correct code? Tks, budz

The 5125 is a TDMA phone. The CDMA verison would be the 5180 or 5185.

"*3001#12345#" is the correct code. Perhaps the firmware has been modified. What branding does the phone have?

[budz]

Hi dmarkson, thanks for your reply. I will give you all the numbers in the back of one of the phone. It's a Nokia 5125, Type: NSC-1NX, ESN: 07814743052, Code: 0507096BJ21RS, FCC ID: LJPNSC-1NX, CAN: 661281141A. Tks, budz

[dmarkson]

Originally Posted by budz

Hi dmarkson, thanks for your reply. I will give you all the numbers in the back of one of the phone. It's a Nokia 5125, Type: NSC-1NX, ESN: 07814743052, Code: 0507096BJ21RS, FCC ID: LJPNSC-1NX, CAN: 661281141A. Tks, budz

Unfortunately, a TDMA phone is now useless, as you can no longer activate them.

I can't explain why you can't get into the programming menu.

[MeatChicken]

A 5125 can not be activated on any VZW system.
It is not Compatible.

[MOTOhooligan]

Originally Posted by dmarkson

I can't explain why you can't get into the programming menu.

Nokia 5125 uses *#639# to enter NAM programming mode, not *3001#12345#.

However, as dmarkson has pointed out a TDMA phone can no longer be activated. In the US, you can only activate GSM or CDMA equipment with most carriers.

And, as MeatChicken pointed out, Verizon does not operate a TDMA network, only CDMA, so your phone is not compatible with their technology.

Basically, you have a Nokia paperweight, unless you need to dial 911, and even then it's dependent on if you can get TDMA signal

[MeatChicken]

Originally Posted by MOTOhooligan

Nokia 5125 uses *#639# to enter NAM programming mode, not *3001#12345#.

However, as dmarkson has pointed out a TDMA phone can no longer be activated. In the US, you can only activate GSM or CDMA equipment with most carriers.

And, as MeatChicken pointed out, Verizon does not operate a TDMA network, only CDMA, so your phone is not compatible with their technology.

Basically, you have a Nokia paperweight, unless you need to dial 911, and even then it's dependent on if you can get TDMA signal

Gee, I hope he really didn't "Purchase" a few 5125's as the original post stated.
These outdated fones are worthless from a monetary value, & as mentioned can't be used with any major carrier in the Americas ( & elsewhere!).
Hopefully he didn't get "ripped off" by an unscrupulous seller making "claims" ........