Mitsubishi Electric Telecom Europe S.A.Version C
ZA le Piquet, 35370 EtrellesDate: 10/00
Phone: +33 2 99 75 71 00
Fax: +33 2 99 75 71 47
Level 2 Service Manual
COSMO
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Cosmo is designed for use with E-GSM/DCS network. This phone operates and complies with the ETSI GSM
Phase 2 specifications.
Standard kit includes following items :
• Tranceiver (retractable antenna type)
• Battery pack (3.8 V 540 mA Li-Ion)
Reference : FZA-0052A
• AC/DC adapter for battery rapid charging (6.5 V 400 mA)
Reference : 2PS304/00
Speech codec :
COSMO uses a speech codec which is able to switch from half rate (HR) to full rate (FR) or to
enhanced full rate (EFR) according to network and the software & settings version.
Enhanced full rate (EFR) allows better voice quality at same rate as full rate.
Half rate (HR) is coding on 5.6 kbits/s (1/2 full rate) the network may put two customers on one time
slot. each customer will use this timeslot every two frames.
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2. MAIN FEATURES OF TRANSCEIVER
2.aDescription of transceiver
Level 2 Service Manual
COSMO
Infrared
module
LED:
call & battery
charge indicator
Graphic Display: telephone
numbers, menus, messages,etc
are displayed here
Volume keys
Left softkey
(programmable)
Call/Send Key:
number or name and answers
calls
Alphanumeric Keys:
to enter text and telephone
numbers
AC/DC
Charger, accessories and
headset socket
dials displayed
Retractable Antenna:
extend the antenna fully
when making or
receiving a call
Earpieces
Joystick:
navigates around
the memories and
menus
Right Softkey:
(programmable)
On/Off,End Key:
hold down to turn on or
off the phone. Press to
end a call or return to
standby display
Microphone
Flip:
open when you want to
use the alphanumeric
keys
NB : opening or closing
the flip does not answer
or end a call
For M4 family, to make test is not possible directly from mobile. This is possible only using a PC and the
relevant software .
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2.b IMEI label
IMEI label stands for International Mobile Equipment Identity. The IMEI label is stuck on the rear case of the
terminal. It is held in the logic circuit of the main board itself. If the main board is changed then IMEI will
change.
Date Code is made of 3 digits and indicates the date of shipment from factory.For example, in J07, J stands for 2000 and 07 for July (12 for december).
Bar code indicates 15 digits 123456 45 456789 4 (for example) of the IMEI written in plain letters above the
bar code:
- 123456 : The 6 first digits indicate the Type Approval Code (different according to type of mobile).
- 45 : These 2 digits are allocated to production site.
- 456789 : The 6 last digits are a sequential number (different for each mobile).
- 4 : Check digit.
Kit designationDate code
IMEI number
and bar code
Logo Norme
Europe
Made in France
Information
2.c ART Label
The Label Art Plate identifies the type of assembly , board version of the mobile
.
XXXXXXXXXX :10 characters for the article code of the terminal.
A : 1 character for the assembly version of M/U.
C : 1 character for the board version.
WW : 2 characters related to production site.
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COSMO
2.d SIM Latching
SIM Lock consists in restricting the use of the terminal to a family of SIM cards. For the SIM Lock, three sets
of information are used. This information is read from data fields in the SIM card.
1°) IMSI (International Mobile Subscriber Identity), 15 Digits :
Example of IMSI : 208 01 55 12312312
208 = MCC = Mobile Country Code (ex : 208 for France)
01 = MNC = Network Country Code (ex : 01 for FT)
55 = NS = Network Subset
12312312 = serial number
2°) Group IDentifier 1 (GID1):
This data field can contain digits or letters which identify a family of SIM
Ex : XX for a type for of prepaid SIM card of Service provider Y
3°) Group IDentifier 2 (GID2) :
Same as GID1 to identify a sub family of SIM.
Then, from this information, we have 5 types of latch :
1°) Network Level :
Latch on MCC MNC of IMSI of the SIM only
(ex : only the cards 208 01 are able to operate the mobile.
Mitsubishi calls this latch NCK (NCK stands for “ Network Control Keys” and is the password to lock
the mobile at the network level)
2°) Network Subset Level :
Latch on MCC, MNC and digit 6 and 7 of the IMSI
Ex : latch on 208 01 55, only the SIM cards with an IMSI starting with 208 01 55 will operate the
mobile.
Mitsubishi calls this latch NSCK (“Network Subset Control Key”)
3°) Service provider level :
Latch on Network (value of MCC MNC) and value of GID1 data field.
Ex : latch on the value “XX” in GID1 and MCC MNC=208 01, only the SIM cards of service provider
Y with XX stored in data field GID1 will operate the mobile.
Mitsubishi calls this latch SPCK (Service Provider Control Key)
4°) Corporate Provider Level :
Latch on network (value of MCC and MNC) and a value stored in GID2
Mitsubishi calls this latch CPCK (Corporate Provider Control Key)
5°) IMSI level:
Latch on the complete IMSI of one SIM card.
Only one SIM card corresponding to the correct IMSI operates the mobile. Usually, this latch is done
automatic (the first SIM card inserted in the mobile is the only SIM which can be used by this
mobile).
General information :
To lock /unlock a mobile, you need an 8 digit password for each level concerned, and each mobile (one
set of passwords for one IMEI). These passwords are calculated with a special algorithm. You have
only 10 attempts to unlock a mobile. After 10 unsuccessful attempt, the mobile is permanently blocked.
To enter the unlock procedure, you need to access special menus with specific access codes.
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