In Nokia 9110 this test looks like follows:
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Because Nokia 9110 seems to be 100% hardware compatible with 6110, method of simulating headset and car kit should be the same (see Menu 10-75). First of them you can simulate using Menu 10-92 too (when you use it, value of the counter from this test doesn't change !). I recommend to read page http://n9k.ats.pl/tipsframes_eng.html, where you will find more informations about it (for example, another ways to simulate them)...
here's for Nokia 5190:
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and in Nokia 7110 looks like follows:
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In Nokia 9110:
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By direct enter to this test you can reset counters from Menu 10-90.
In Nokia 7110 this test is different:
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In Nokia 9110 it looks different:
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By direct enter to this test you can enable "headset" profile normally accesible after connecting headset (of course, you don't have to have it ;-)) - xxx can have ON or OFF values. When you will use it, value of counter from Menu 10-90 don't change. I recommend to read page http://n9k.ats.pl/tipsframes_eng.html, where you will find more informations about it (for example, another ways to simulate them)...
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Use this test, when you need 'Automatic Answer' function, which allow to receive incoming call without pressing phone's key. This function is normally enable in never Nokia phones with connected set only (in older phones - like Nokia 2110i - it's always visible) |
and in Nokia 7110 it looks like follows:
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Test in Nokia 3210:
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and 7110:
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In Nokia 3210:
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and 7110:
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Test from Nokia 9110:
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and 7110:
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Information about using phone's memory. I'm not sure exactly, what memory (when position to phonebook is added, information displayed here is probably about phonebook memory).
Test from Nokia 9110:
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All values are in hexadecimal values.
and 7110:
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Menu 10-110, 10-111, 10-112, 10-113, 10-114, 10-115
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Probably connected with browser and another (5) settings of connections to WAP.
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Menu 10-240
It doesn't show any values, but:
Menu 10-241
Disables netmonitor (it means, deactivates its' menu) !
To again activate it you will have to use methods described in
How to activate it ?
Probably after using it you will have to disable and enable phone (to
make arrows up/down usable). It's possible too, that these arrows will work
only, when you will deactivate netmonitor from computer...
Menu 10-242
Enables limited netmonitor
(tests from 1 to 19 only). To enable full netmonitor version
you will have to use methods described in
How to activate it ? question
(phone doesn't allow to use it from its' menu
test 243, which normally enable full
netmonitor version - you will be able to enter it in program enabling
netmonitor in computer only).
Menu 10-243
Enables full netmonitor.
Menu 10-250
Some English descriptions write, that this test cleans information from
Menu 10-57 (I didn't notice it).
Menu 10-497
It should deactivate
netmonitor like Menu 10-241 (497-256=241).
But some sites (for example,
www.versamart.com/Nokia5110/nokia5110code.shtml)
show, that it could make more:
The tips needs Net Monitor enabled.
Be aware that the trick wil remove Netmonitor in some
sw versions like v4.73 and v5.04.
The trick has not been comfirmed working yet.
For me, it's rather joke...
13. You can also use a program...
There are programs, which allow to track some of these parameters on computer's screen (of course, phone must be connected to computer):
In "Trace" window you will see now tracked events. Network parameters can be observed after pressing F8. Menu 6 (Break Trace Functions) breakes tracking events.
14. Can I use NetMonitor without SIM card inserted, without PIN number entered or when SIM card is not active ?
GSM standards say, that cellular phone always should allow to make emergency calls (usually 112) - even, when it's was blocked by GSM operator (it means, when normally you can't use this phone - with this IMEI - in network) or when it's without SIM card (eventually it was blocked too). It makes, that after enabling your Nokia looks for available cellular networks. There are some programs in this moment (see in You can also use a program...), which display on computer's screen everything, what could be displayed by phone in this test. Or I will write it different: when you will connect your Nokia to computer and use (for example) Pc-Locals 1.3 or program written by Andreas Schmidt, you can see some information given normally in "Net Monitor" menu. In some phones (I checked it with Nokia 5110) you can have access to this menu (generally, to phone's menu) using gnokii: you should send dtmf sequence to phone (for example, run gnokii with parameter "--senddtmf sequence", where sequence consists of some digits).
When you will enter PIN code, you will be "normally" able to use "Net monitor" menu from phone's keyboard (of course, if it was activated) and all settings and tests inside (for example, not till then in Menu 10-6 you will see "preffered" and "forbidden" networks). You can still display tests using described above programs (it can be usefull, when you want to monitor network state and when you don't want to loose caller identification or when you want to check kind of channel after entering PIN code) - they work independent of it, if you have "Net monitor" menu activated and which test is displayed in phone...
SIM card data can be readed in Menu 10-51 (of course, if your phone supports this test) using these programs independent of it, if you entered PIN code or not. When you don't have SIM card in phone, you will see there "ERROR1".
When you use deactived SIM card, you have access to tests in netmonitor (of course, when its' menu was activated earlier). Network of SIM card is normally monitored. Phone tries to communicate with it only once after enabling phone (netmonitor shows, that CCCH, AGCH, SDCC (phone refreshes TA then), BCCH and CCCH channels are used then - like in normal SIM card). Later it's impossible. It's made againg after reseting phone. Of course, you don't have name of monitored network on screen or cellinfo. Interesting thing is, that, for example, you can normally use BTS test...
15. How can I disable NetMonitor ?
Enter 241 test in phone or use one of described in question How to activate it ? programs (you enter number 241 there, select "OFF" or something similiar...).
TDMA 800/TDMA 1900 phones:
Enter NAM programming menu (*3001#12345# code - some sources write, that you have to write security code instead of 12345), set "Field Test display" to "Off" and reboot phone.
16. Do I need to disable NetMonitor before sending my phone to the service ?
Normally Nokia phones don't have activated netmonitor. When you will give your handy to service, somebody there can think, that you made some strange things with it (of course, it isn't any maxim - it depends on concrete service and people, who will repair your phone)... But I think, that it will be better to save eventually problems connected with it and deactivate netmonitor's menu before giving phone to service (I repeat: it isn't sometimes required, but it's better to make it, when you don't want to have problems)...
17. Is it possible to re-activate NetMonitor after disabling it ?
YES ! You can activate (and deactivate) netmonitor's menu repeat infinitely (and once more ;-))
18. Is NetMonitor available in analog Nokia phones ?
Yes, it seems, that is available in majority of Nokia phones (working in different cellular systems).
19. Does NetMonitor allow to use phone like broadcast station ?
No - if you want to speak without costs with people, which are near to you, you have to use broadcasting station or walkie-takie.
20. I don't have all described tests in my phone. Why ? Can I increase their number ?
This FAQ describes tests from DIFFERENT Nokia phones (models). If you want to increase number of available tests, you can only change your phone to new, which has more tests (like Nokia 7110) or change it's firmware to never - sometimes (like in Nokia 5110) you can have ONE :-) new test (firmware 5.04 and never has additionaly test 89).
If you have ONLY 19 first tests, you have activated ONLY standard netmonitor - enable full (here is more details).
21. Does NetMonitor allow to identify place, where is my interlocutor ?
NO. This information are in networks registry, but they're not sent to your phone. NetMonitor allows however (at least theoretically) to look into parameters of sound, which is sent from his(her) phone...
22. Does NetMonitor allow to identify place, where am I ?
It's possible, but not too precisely. Why ?
Phone can read such parameters required to identify (location of) BTSes like their numbers (see Menu 10-11) or TA (see Menu 10-1), but readed TA couldn't have been distance from BTS station in straight line (signal can break down) and continuosly isn't possible finding, in what direction (what corner) BTS stations are located (which are "seen" by your phone). So, it's possible to identify area only, where you're (in cities, where BTSes are located more close, it will be more precisely). And it can be done by you or your operator...
23. What are NetMonitor codes ?
Sometimes I read advertisements with requests about NetMonitor codes and I don't know exactly, what is it... It simple: in Poland (my country) rather only GSM/DCS phones are used and you don't have rather some special "secret" codes, which activate NetMonitor... When you need it's description - it's in this FAQ.
24. Is it the truth, that in phones with additional hardware changing frequency band NetMonitor doesn't work correct ?
I didn't heard about such hardware. Article about it in Polish Twoja Komorka number 4/2000 (page 18) was only joke...
25. Where can I find description of FBUS/MBUS protocol and commands connected with NetMonitor ?
There are not official information about it. All pages below were created by different people, which observed work of compiled software:
On the pages above you will find information about commands connected with NetMonitor for NSx models (if you don't know model of you phone, read this page). Always you can use ready and free ActiveX control (http://www.gertjaap.com) working with these models too...
To make this FAQ I used:
People, which are not on this list, should write to me :-) !
For links to pages and sources in Polish language see Polish version of this description.
Marcin Wiacek (WWW)
Last modification: 4 May 2000