[kuta4ever]

I wanted to get into the CDMA programming menu for the 9530. Its a Telus phone but its unlocked. On some other websites it says that I have to type in ##000000 but that doesn't work for mine, so I was wondering if their is a different code for different carriers. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

[dc/dc]

Try replacing "000000" with the last six digits of your phone number.

[kuta4ever]

Nope that didn't work. It says that the msl password must contain 6 digits. Thanks for trying though. Anyone else have any clue?

[zero7404]

i'm using mine with tmob and i just tried ##000000, it worked....

perhaps messing with some of these settings may improve the phone's ability to hold an EDGE connection ?

[dc/dc]

Originally Posted by kuta4ever

Nope that didn't work. It says that the msl password must contain 6 digits. Thanks for trying though. Anyone else have any clue?

Originally Posted by dc/dc

Try replacing "000000" with the last six digits of your phone number.

How many digits did you put in?

[markhutchison]

Wirelessly posted (8130, Bell Mobility)

Some carriers have MSL codes specific to each ESN/MEID. It's very likely that you will need to get the MSL directly from Telus or RIM.

[kuta4ever]

The problem is that I'm not a telus customer. I'm using it with fido, so I won't be able to reach the tech support department. I read somewhere that the code is the same for all the phones with the carrier. For example Tmob has ##000000 does anybody know the code for Telus. If you could just post them and I will try and let you know if any of them work

[dc/dc]

Originally Posted by kuta4ever

The problem is that I'm not a telus customer. I'm using it with fido, so I won't be able to reach the tech support department. I read somewhere that the code is the same for all the phones with the carrier. For example Tmob has ##000000 does anybody know the code for Telus. If you could just post them and I will try and let you know if any of them work

Originally Posted by markhutchison

Wirelessly posted (8130, Bell Mobility)

Some carriers have MSL codes specific to each ESN/MEID. It's very likely that you will need to get the MSL directly from Telus or RIM.

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