*#0000# To view Software Version.
*#war0anty#
You don't need the warranty-codes any more - you can
just
scroll through the information like in any other menu. It has the the
same
data as 81xx and 31xx phones (with "Edit" button for purchase date, and
"User data transfer").
Menu:
1:
Displays Serial Number.
2:
Displays the Month and Year of Manufacture (0997)
3:
Displays (if there) the date where the phone was purchased (MMYY)
you
can here set the Purchasing Date (Warning: You can only do this once -
so
be careful what you write...)
4:
Displays the date of the last repairment - if found (0000)
6:
Does anyone know if this is for upgrading the phone's EEPROM?? (Transfer
user data?)
Enhanced
Full Rate Codec (EFR):
On:
Enter *3370# and EFR will be activated after a reboot of the phone ( consumes
more power )
Off:
Enter #3370# and EFR will be switched off after a reboot of the phone.
Half
Rate Codec:
On:
Enter *4720# and Half Rate coded will be activated after a reboot of the
phone ( better standby time )
Off:
Enter #4720# and Half Rate coded will be de-activated after a reboot of
the phone
Smartmassaging
with Nokia 6110.
With
the tone 36 you can get another ringing tone via Smartmassaging ( 8110i
)
First
you must have a 8110i, next order a new ringington with your SIM-Card
in
the 8110i, select one and order via SMS, if your SMS was send succesfull
you
must turn off your 8110i. Take your SIM from the 8110i into the 6110 and
switch
it on. After a few seconds you receive a SMS (The new ringing tone).
Read
the SMS and you can hear your new tone in the menu as tone 36.
Another
way of doing it (the easy way when it comes to all...)
As
far as I know, this perticular procedure only works with the 6110.
Also
note that some network operators does not allow you to make
international
calls without first paying a deposit, and this system is
in
Finland.
Before
changing the SMS Centre number, you also might want to write
the
old number down.
In
"short" here's what you do. Looks complicated, but once you've got
the
message template, you're rockin'.
1)
Change the SMS Centre Number from whatever you've got now to
+358405202999
2)
Send an SMS message with word TONES to number 99999
Have
a very small cup of coffee while waiting for TWO messages to be
received
by your phone (There'll be more if you've got delivery
reports
ON). These messages are two parts of a list of melodies, and
the
first message is used as a template to request a melody. Keying it
in
manually takes forever, and never worked for me. You could look
through
both of them and write down all the melody names and then
erase
the second message.
3)
Trim the first message down. When you receive it, it'll look
something
like this:
tones
><Vconf:
beeps.conf
><Vnumber:
+441234567890
Select ringtone
>.filename
.>figaro1
>*flute
>*hungaria
>*hungary2
>*jbells
>*larry
>*liberty
>*mozart3
I trimmed the message down to:
tones
><Vconf:
beeps.conf
><Vnumber:
+441234567890
Select ringtone
>.filename
.>figaro1
..and
saved it. ("+441234567890" above is just an example number. On
your
phone it'll be your number)
4)
Now that you have this saved template, all you have to do is open
the
message, edit it and replace the "figaro1" melody name with
whichever
melody you want to download.
5)
An example message to send for requesting the Monthy Python' Flying
Circus
Theme which is the "libery" melody would be:
tones
><Vconf:
beeps.conf
><Vnumber:
+441234567890
Select ringtone
>.filename
.>liberty
6)
After you've sent this message and gone back to the main screen,
you
should be notified that the phone has received a ring tone, and
you
can listen to it, save it or discard it.
7)
If you saved it, it'll appear as ring tone number 36 in the list
(the
one that's called Personal if you've never downloaded melodies
before).
The 6110 can only store one downloaded tune at a time.
If
you want to request another one, just bring up the saved message
and
again replace "figaro1" with the name of the melody you want.
Note
that in lists it's common for melody names to have a "*" in front
of
them - do not include this in the name!
List
of melodies:
------------------------
figaro1
(Probably something from Figaro's Wedding)
flute
(Misc from Mozart's Magic Flute)
hungaria
(Not tried it)
hungary2
(Not tried it)
jbells
(Jingle Bells)
larry
(Leisure Suit Larry)
liberty
(Monthy Python theme)
mozart3
(Not tried it)
nacht
(Not tried it)
nutchin
(Not tried it)
nutfair
(Not tried it)
nutmarch
(Not tried it)
nuttrep
(Not tried it)
nutwltz
(Not tried it)
sonatac
(Not tried it)
star
(Stars'n Stripes?)
washpost
(A march :-)