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I haven't sent the phone back yet. Not sure how to install the prl though.
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Thanks! I'll give this a try today and see how it works!
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Hey drdex - where is this magical "546140" number comming from? Or is that like a default SPC/MSL for his carrier...?... kinda like the MSL's for verizon being all zeros?
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According to my carrier, 000000 is their default code. However, when I plugged 000000 into QPST it couldn't log on. So, instead I looked on the box and there was a sticker with two six digit numbers. One was 111111 (which didn't work) and the other one was 546140 (which worked).
I am assuming the MSL would be the same for all PPC6700's from SaskTel. Maybe Kspare can try it on his/her phone and let us know. |
Update
Sorry to drag an old thread up from the depths, but I figured I'd post an update.
The verizon XV6700 has been working well under SaskTel, until recently when I started "roaming". Not sure why this is, but it worked fine for the first 3 weeks of roaming. The last week, the phone had service, but it wouldn't make or receive calls/texts. I was forced to use the original backup (cloned) phone. Upon returning to my home town, the XV6700 started making calls again. Not sure why its being so flaky. |
can anyone tell me how to master reset this phone
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unblock file system
Hello, I'm trying to change the MSL code because my carrier can´t activate my phone.
The BitPim program send this message when I try to save the modification: "Access to the file/directory has been blocked on this phone by the phone provider" Is there a way to unblock the file system? I have a Verizon 6700, and I'm trying to activate it in Mexico with Iusacell. Regards. |
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