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How to find PRL, SID, etc. on 6015i -CellOne/Alltel

Discussion in 'NOKIA' started by JasonWells, Dec 24, 2005.

  1. JasonWells

    JasonWells Junior Member
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    I recently started with CellularOne/Alltel and have been very pleased with the coverage! I chose a Nokia 6015i, as it was recommended by every store and dealer for its great RF. Also rated well was the Motorola V262. The 6015i has been working well, except I cannot seem to find or figure out how to get the PRL to show. It would be interesting and nice to know. I can't find it in any menu. If there are ideas, I would much appreciate them. Thanks!




    p.s. I hope the customer service changes with Alltel completely taking over in February 06. The CellOne reps have not been pleasant.
     
    #1 JasonWells, Dec 24, 2005
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    Try *#837# That's what does it on Verizon Nokias at least.

    I knew that you were going to be satisfied with ALLTEL. They are a great company and they, as well as the old WW/CellOne build out their networks VERY well in the areas they serve, and have great pricing plans.

    ALLTEL seems to be quite a customer oriented company, not like some of the biggies ;)
     
    #2 Andy, Dec 24, 2005
  3. JasonWells

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    Thanks for the help Andy84094! I very much appreciate it. I will try the code. The positive feedback about Alltel is certainly nice to hear. Thanks!
     
    #3 JasonWells, Dec 27, 2005
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    The code #837# didn't do anything. Thanks for the help. Any other ideas?
     
    #4 JasonWells, Dec 27, 2005
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    Well to update the PRL you would have to use *228, but to find the PRL version on your phone I'm not sure....
     
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    #5 strunke, Dec 27, 2005
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    Did you do #837# or *#837#??
     
    #6 Andy, Dec 28, 2005
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    Andy, I wasn't paying enough attention. Sorry 'bout that. I only tried the #837#, but after a second look the *#837# is what did the trick! The PRL is 1105! From what they told me it is Alltel/WW/MWW, Verizon, USCellular, Sprint, then any open tower. That should do the trick. Thank you for the help!! Happy New Year!
     
    #7 JasonWells, Dec 31, 2005
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