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CONTENTS
Introduction 3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
To Access NAM Programming Mode 3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
To Make Menu Selection 3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
To Program a NAM 3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
A–Key Code 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SID Lists 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
To Program Service Programming Code 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
To Program Security Code 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
To Program Emergency Numbers 6. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
To Enter Programming Date 6. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
To View Other Information 6. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
To Exit NAM Programming Mode 6. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Default NAM Parameter Settings 7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Default Common Parameter Settings 8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Field Test Mode 8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CDMA Field Test Displays 9. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AMPS Field Test Displays 11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Terms Definitions 12. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Introduction
A NAM is a structure that contains subscription parameters, such as a
phone number and home area. A phone can be equipped with multiple
NAMs. The NAMs can be programmed by the dealer either by using
service software or the phone keypad or by the user using Over–the–Air
Service Provisioning feature (for further details refer to the Over–the–Air
Service Provisioning specification). Only the keypad method is described
in this specification.
To Access NAM Programming Mode
1. Turn the phone on.
2. Enter the NAM access code. Factory default: *3001#12345
3. Press the Menu softkey.
4. Verify that NAM 1 appears on the display, indicating that you are in the main NAM
programming menu. If View menu appears, check to see if you have entered the access code correctly and then repeat from Step 2.
To Make Menu Selection
1. Press the or key repeatedly to scroll through the items in the menu.
2. Press the Select softkey to select the menu item pointed to by the arrow on the
left side of the display. For some items on the main menu, there are 2 levels of submenus. Press the Select softkey to access the sub–menu for these items.
Main Menu
NAM 1
NAM 2
Change SPC *
Security
Emergency
SW version
Serial No.
Programmed
Field test
* Note: This menu entry may not be in all phones.
To Program a NAM
1. Select NAM 1 or NAM 2 and use the or key to scroll through the submenu.
The current value, if any, for each parameter is displayed in the menu.
2. To enter a value for a parameter, press the Select softkey to select the parameter,
use the numeric keys to enter the value, then press the
Press the
NAM 1 and NAM 2 Submenus
HOME SYSTEM ID
OWN NUMBER
CDMA SETTINGS
PRIMARY CDMA CH A
SECONDARY CDMA CH A
PRIMARY CDMA CH B
SECONDARY CDMA CH B
Quit softkey returns to the previous menu without saving the value.
OK softkey to save the value.
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SID LISTS
Home SIDs
SID 1
. . . .
Preferred
PREFERRED SID 1
. . . . .
Forbidden
FORBIDDEN SID 1
. . . . .
NETWORK CODE
COUNTRY CODE
DEFAULT SETTING
DIRECTORY NUMBER
NAM STATUS
ACCESS METHOD
LOCAL OPTION
PRIMARY PAGING CH
GROUP ID
A–KEY
Note 1. When the current values of the Own Number and Directory Number are the same,
changing the Own Number will also change the Directory Number to the same new value, otherwise only the Own Number will be changed. The Directory Number can be
changed individually if needed.
Note 2. During entering the Own Number or the Directory Number, a text message (an alphanu-
meric name for the NAM) may be entered after pressing the ABC key.
Note 3. If the a valid value is entered for a parameter, the phone displays ACCEPTED. If an in-
valid value is entered, the phone displays INVALID VALUE or CODE ERROR.
Note 4. If the Service prog. code: appears, you need to enter a valid Service Programming
Code (SPC) before you can proceed to change the selected parameter or any other parameters that are programming lock protected. Contact the service provider for the SPC.
A–Key Code
The A–Key code can also be programmed without getting into the NAM
Programming mode.
1. Turn the phone on.
2. Enter 2539 Menu Menu
3. Use the Y or B key to scroll to the desired NAM and then press Select.
4. Enter the new A–Key value provided by the service provider.
5. Press OK to store the new value.
SID Lists
SID Lists are programmed to control the system selection/re–selection
processes and priority. Four SID Lists can be programmed in Nokia 2180
for each NAM.
S Home SID list which can contain up to 4 SID’s that are
considered as home systems,
S Preferred SID list which can contain up to 80 SID’s that are considered
as preferred systems
S Forbidden SID list which can contain up to 5 SID’s that are considered
to be forbidden systems.
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In acquiring service, the unit will give priority to home systems, then
preferred systems among all available serving systems. Forbidden
systems are not used except for making calls to pre–programmed
emergency numbers when no other systems are available.
To program a SID list
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1. Select SID Lists from the main menu.
2. Select the SID list to be programmed.
3. Select the first empty location or the location of a value in the list you wish to change.
4. Enter a new SID value.
5. Repeat Steps 2 through 4 for all SID lists you wish to program.
Note 5. When programming the SID lists, duplicate SIDs in the same list are not allowed; dupli-
cate SIDs between the Home SID or Preferred SID list and the Forbidden SID list are not
allowed; duplicate SIDs between the Home SID and Preferred SID lists are allowed only
once for any pair of SIDs.
To temporarily remove a SID from the SID lists
For testing purposes, a SID can be temporarily removed from the SID lists
without getting into NAM Programming mode. The SID lists are restored
when the phone is powered off and on. Only up to 5 SIDs can be removed
within any period between when the phone is powered on and off. This
applies to duplicate SIDs also.
1. Enter *#remove<SID_number>#
To Program Service Programming Code
1. Select Change SPC from the main menu.
2. Enter the current SPC. Contact the service provider for the valid SPC.
3. Enter a new valid SPC and re–enter to verify it.
To Program Security Code
1. Select Security from the main menu and verify the current 5–digit security code is
displayed. Factory default: 12345
2. If the displayed value is incorrect, re–enter the value.
Note 6. After the security code is programmed, the lock code of the phone is set to the last 4 dig-
its of the security code.
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To Program Emergency Numbers
1. Select Emergency from the main menu and use the or key to scroll through
the submenu. The current number, if any, for each number is displayed in the menu.
Emergency Submenu
EMERGENCY NUMBER 1
EMERGENCY NUMBER 2
EMERGENCY NUMBER 3
2. To enter a value for an emergency number, press the Selectsoftkey to select the
emergency number entry, use the numeric keys to enter the number, then press the
OKsoftkey to save the value. Press the Quit softkey returns to the previous
menu without saving the number.
To Enter Programming Date
1. Select Programmed and enter the date in the format of
MMYY, where MM= month, YY= year
(e.g. 1296 is Dec 1996)
The Programming Date can be entered only once, which should be during the first
time the phone is being programmed and delivered to the customer. Once programmed, the programming date can not be viewed or changed in NAM Programming mode.
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To View Other Information
1. To view the software version, the date of the software and the type of the phone, se-
lect SW version.
2. To view the serial number of the phone, select Serial No.
3. To activate the field test mode, select Field test and change the setting to Enabled.
See the Field Test Mode section for more details.
To Exit NAM Programming Mode
1. Turn the phone off and leave it off for 10 seconds. The changes to the NAM parame-
ters will take effect upon the next time the phone is turned on.
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Default NAM Parameter Settings
These settings apply to both NAM 1 and NAM 2 unless stated otherwise.
Values are shown in decimal format.
Parameter Default Setting Valid Values
Home System ID Varies 1 – 32767
Own Number (Phone No. associated
with NAM, more specifically known as
the MIN)
Directory Number (Phone No. associated with NAM, more specifically known
as the MDN)
Alpha Tag for the NAM Empty 15 characters
NAM Status NAM 1: Enabled;
Access Method 1 0,1
Local Option 1 0,1
Primary Paging Channel If the HOME SYSTEM ID set-
000 000 XXXX (where XXXX
is the last 4 digits of ESN)
000 000 XXXX (where XXXX
is the last 4 digits of ESN)
NAM 2: Disabled
ting is odd, the A type channel default is used. If it is
even, the B type paging channel default is used.
10 digits;
Contact Service Provider
10 digits;
Contact Service Provider
Enabled/Disabled
0 – 2047
A type channel: 333
B type channel: 334
Group ID 10 0 – 15
A–Key NAM1: Random
NAM2: Default
Primary CDMA Channel A 283 1 – 311
Secondary CDMA Channel A 691 689 – 694
Primary CDMA channel B 384 356 – 644
Secondary CDMA channel B 777 739 – 777
Home SID List SID 1 = Home System ID;
All other SIDs are empty.
Preferred SID List Empty 1 – 32767 for each SID.
Forbidden SID List Empty 1 – 32767 for each SID.
Network Code 0 0 – 99
Country Code 0 0 – 999
6 – 26 digits;
Contact Service Provider
1 – 32767 for each SID.
Up to 4 unique SIDs
Up to 80 unique SIDs
Up to 5 unique SIDs
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Default Common Parameter Settings
Parameter Default Setting Valid Values
Service Programming Code 000000 or random 000000 – 999999
Contact Service Provider
Security Code 12345
Lock Code 1234
Emergency Numbers 911, *911, empty.
SW Version Current MCUSW version
number (Read Only)
Serial Number (ESN) ESN of the phone (Read
Only)
Programmed Date Empty MMYY,
where MM=month, YY=year
Field Test Disabled Enabled/Disabled
Field Test Mode
The Field Test Mode is used to investigate how the phone and cellular
system interact. When this mode is activated, the phone displays
dynamically information regarding signal strength, battery charging status,
and cellular state. Use the or
keys to scroll through the test
displays. The index display (the number on the upper right–hand corner)
shows the display number for the current test display. Pressing the ABC
key shows the help texts (e.g. test parameter names, etc.), if any, for the
corresponding information on the test display.
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CDMA Field Test Displays
When the phone is in CDMA (digital) mode, the following information is
displayed. Note that in order to see the Test Parameter Names, you need
to be in Alpha mode by pressing the ABC key.
Display
Number
1 CSST Cellular Software state
1 XXXXX CDMA Traffic Channel: number of active pilots, FER
1 RSSI CDMA: RSSI
1 CCCC CDMA: Paging Channel Number
1 RX CDMA: Rx instantaneous power
1 TX CDMA: Tx instantaneous powel
2 CS STATE CS State
T est Parameter Name Description
CDMA Paging Channel: Pilot PN offset
2 PGCH Paging Channel Number
2 CURSO Currently active Service Option(Traffic Channel Onlyt)
2 FER Frame Error Rate (Traffic Channel Only)
3 THIS DISPLAY IS NOT USED
4 OWNNUMBER Mobile station MIN
4 ESN Mobile station ESN (i.e. 156–03145864)
4 SL Selected System( A for SemiAuto A,B for SemiAuto–B, H for Home Area,
AB – Automatic)
4 P Preferred System (’B’– for even HomeSID, ’A’ for Odd Home SID)
4 MD Mode (AN – Analog, DI– Digital, AD – Analog and Digitial)
5 PPCA Primary Channel A
5 SPCA Secondary Channel A
5 PPCB Primary Channel B
5 SPCB Secondary Channel B
5 LOCAL Local use
5 AOC Access Overload Class
6 SID Current SID
6 NID Current NID
6 HANDSFREE Handsfree Mode (YES, NO)
7 BASE_ID BASE_ID (System Parameters)
7 P_REV P_REV (Sync Channel Message)
7 MIN_P_REV MIN_P_REV (Sync Channel Message)
8 CS STATE CS State
8 MMDDYY Date from system time
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HHMMSS System Time
9 TA TADD
9 TD TDROP
9 TC TCOMP
9 TT TTDROP
9 WW1 Window Size for Active Set
9 WW2 Window Size for Neighbor Set
9 WW3 Window Size for Remaining Set
10, 11 PPN Pilot PN Offset – Active Set
10, 11,
EC Ec/Io – Active Set
12 – 15
10, 11 K Keep – Active Set
10, 11 WCC Walsh code channel – Active Set
12 – 15 PPN Pilot PN Offset – Neighbor Set
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12 – 15 EC Ec/Io – Neighbor Set
16 PPN Pilot PN Offset – Candidate Set
16 EC Ec/Io – Candidate Set
17 – 24 THIS DISPLAY IS NOT USED
29 Software Version This screen displays the software version and date it’s released
30 THIS DISPLAY IS NOT USED
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AMPS Field Test Displays
When the phone is in AMPS (analog) mode, the following information is
displayed. Note that in order to see the Test Parameter Names, you need
to be in Alpha mode by pressing the ABC key.
Display
Number
1 RSSI Received Signal Strength
1 S Supervisory Audio Tone
1 R Data receiving status
1 CHAN Channel Number
1 P Power Level
1 A Audio
1 CSST CS State
2 RSSI Received Signal Strength
T est Parameter Name Description
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2 XSTBY Extended Standby
2 E Encryption Mode
2 SID Base Station ID
3 THIS DISPLAY IS NOT USED
4 OWNNUMBER Mobile station MIN
4 ESN Mobile station ESN (i.e. 156–03145864)
4 SL Selected System( A for SemiAuto A,B for SemiAuto–B, H for Home Area,
AB – Automatic)
4 P Preferred System (’B’– for even HomeSID, ’A’ for Odd Home SID)
4 MD Mode (AN – Analog, DI– Digital, AD – Analog and Digitial)
5 HANDSFREE Handsfree Mode (YES, NO)
6 – 13,
THIS DISPLAY IS NOT USED
21 – 28
14, 29 Software Version This screen displays the software version and date it’s released
15, 30 THIS DISPLAY IS NOT USED
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Terms Definitions
A–Key (Authentication Key) A secret, 64–bit pattern stored in the
mobile station and HLR/AC. It is used to generate/update the mobile
station’s Shared Secret Data.
Access Method An indicator used to determine if the extended address
word must be included in all access attempts.
Country Code A part of the IMSI identifying the home network within the
home country. Also known as the Mobile Country Code (MCC).
Emergency Numbers The local standard emergency numbers, after
being programmed into the phone, to which calls can be attempted
regardless of the phone being locked or having any call restrictions active.
Forbidden SID List A list of system identification numbers that identify
systems that provide service to the mobile station only for emergency
calls.
Group ID A subset of the most significant bits of System Identification
(SID) that is used to identify a group of cellular systems.
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Home SID List A list of system identification numbers that identify the
mobile station’s home system(s). These systems provide service to the
mobile station without any roaming charges.
Home System ID A 15–bit system identification number used to identify
the mobile station’s home system.
IMSI (International Mobile Station Identity) A method of identifying
stations in the land mobile service.
Local Option An indicator to enable or disable the local control option.
Lock Code A 4–digit code to use the Automatic Lock feature in the
phone.
MIN (Mobile Identification Number) The 34–bit number that is a digital
representation of the 10–digit number assigned to a mobile station.
MDN (Mobile Directory Number) The 10–digit phone number assigned
to a mobile station.
NAM (Number Assignment Module) A set of MIN/IMSI–related
parameters stored in the mobile station.
NAM Status An indicator to determine whether the associated NAM is
enabled or disabled.
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NID (Network Identification) A number uniquely identifying a network
within a cellular system.
Network Code A part of the IMSI (IMSI_11_12) identifying the home
network within the home country. Also known as the Mobile Network Code
(MNC).
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Own Number The 10–digit phone number associated with each NAM
used to identify the mobile station. Also known as the Mobile Identification
Number (MSIN).
Preferred SID List A list of system identification numbers that identify
systems that provide service to the mobile station at discounted roaming
charges.
Primary CDMA Channel A The CDMA Channel used by the mobile
station for initial acquisition for system A.
Primary CDMA Channel B The CDMA Channel used by the mobile
station for initial acquisition for system B.
Primay Paging Channel The first paging channel used when the mobile
station is “home.”
Secondary CDMA Channel A The CDMA Channel used by the mobile
station for initial acquisition for system A if the Primary CDMA Channel A
is not available.
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Secondary CDMA Channel B The CDMA Channel used by the mobile
station for initial acquisition for system B if the Primary CDMA Channel B
is not available.
Security Code A 5–digit code that guards the access to certain security
features in the phone.
Serial Number A 32–bit number assigned by the mobile station
manufacturer, uniquely identifying the mobile station equipment. Also
known as the Electronic Serial Number (ESN).
SPC (Service Programming Code) A 6–digit security code that protects
certain critical NAM parameters from being changed by unauthorized
personnel.
SID (System Identification) A number uniquely identifying a cellular
system.
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