Common NAM Performance Tweaks.

[551skydiver]

Your access overload class hasn't meant squat diddley since the ages of analog phones. I have been a sales rep and tech support rep since '94. If you are in some third world country that still uses the cdma/tdma analog band then... by all means set your priority to the top cuz you know how congested your network is already

In today's digital world i won't make a difference... Sorry to break it to you!

[canospinach]

Originally Posted by 551skydiver

Your access overload class hasn't meant squat diddley since the ages of analog phones. I have been a sales rep and tech support rep since '94. If you are in some third world country that still uses the cdma/tdma analog band then... by all means set your priority to the top cuz you know how congested your network is already

In today's digital world i won't make a difference... Sorry to break it to you!

Thanks for your feedback. Welcome to PPCGeeks

I have been around since 87 myself working both Direct/Indirect as well as Network channels. I currently consult with several of the carriers.

My understanding is very different.

Of course i will take the time to verify this in my next meeting, just so we are all clear. In the meantime, can you provide any verification?

EDIT NOTE - It should be clear there is no CDMA or TDMA Analog band as Digital (CDMA/TDMA/FDMA) is completely different from Analog. CDMA/TDMA/FDMA come only in Digital and is Cellular (800mhz) or PCS (1900mhz), while Analog is Cellular (800mhz) only (clearly not digital). Network congestion is a major concern on all networks. We absolutely have used ACCOLC since Analog, It became an auto program feature (defaulting to last digit of MIN/MSID) shortly after Digital handsets started making their way to the networks. This became auto in an attempt to seed the network evenly to assist with congestion concerns.

I will follow up with additional information as it is made available to me.

[otacon72]

I figured out why I couldn't use the "MSL"... they gave me the one-time-use number. I did the ATDbg dump file tweak and found my real MSL...

Although I've noticed, the one-time-use MSL will always work to change your MDM and MSID...just won't work to access the ##788#... just glad I figured it out...

[Baffles]

You could have used the calculator to find your MSL much easier. Run it on your phone, punch in your hex esn, and it spits out your MSL.

[mugsy77]

Who is on Verizon that has both tweaked and likes the performance and battery life? Thanks....

[urvi]

I was checking my accolc and its already set at 0? If this number is for emergency purposes only how is it already set to that? SCI was at 2 however so i did adjust that.

[michaelk]

just a point of reference.

I'm on verizon and I just looked and my accolc is also already at 0.

my phone number ends in 9 so it didn't get autopopulated from that


But my MSID does end in zero so maybe that's the number it gets populated from?

my number is ported from another carrier (sprint actually)- and if I recall on your original carrier your phone number does equal your MSID but once you get ported your phone number is like a virtual link to/from the new MSID that the new carrier uses? something like that seems to stick in my head....

[Shaska]

Wow, on my new HTC Vogue the ACCOLC was pre-set to 1!?!?!?!

I guess Vogue owners are considered as good as EMS in sprint's eyes!

(changed it to 2)

[timdawgdentist]

accolc is set at 0 sprint setting I didn't change it. She has unlimited data. I have unlimited tether and mine is set at 1.

Of course i have no idea what that really means.


Jah Rastafari

[Shaska]

Originally Posted by timdawgdentist

accolc is set at 0 sprint setting I didn't change it. She has unlimited data. I have unlimited tether and mine is set at 1.

Of course i have no idea what that really means.


Jah Rastafari

Hmmm, I guess sprint doesn't care who gets what priority on their networks... At least it seems that way...