Motorola V8162, Руководство по обслуживанию

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Identity and Security
* These bits will determine which modes of operation
the radio will attempt
when seeking communication with a Base Station.
Care should be taken when
either the CDMA only or the Analog only modes of
operation are selected,
because this configuration will cause a dual mode
phone to operate as a single
mode phone. Another issue to be aware of is that
whenever Bit 5 is set to 0, no
handoffs between Analog and CDMA mode can take
place. No examination of
the RF environment is performed when setting these
fields.
† Setting these bits also effects the registrations that
are transmitted by the
Mobile Station. If bits are set such that the Mobile
cannot receive any incoming
calls (in CDMA mode), it is not necessary to send out
any Registration mes-sages.
It should be noted that if all Mobile Terminated Call
Preference bits are
set to zero, that there would (in a spec compliant sys-
tem) be no way for the
Mobile Station to receive incoming calls.
1
† Config. for mob term while NID roamer (Bit E0). Enter 1.
1 = Allow mobile terminated call while a NID roamer.
0 = Disallow mobile terminated call while a NID roamer.
17 0
CDMA: Slot Cycle Index. TBD
18 Entry
Required
CDMA: SID (SID_NIDp). Up to 5-digits.
19 00000
CDMA: Network ID Number (NID of SID_NIDp). Up to 5-digits.
20 111111
Mobile Country Code (first 3-digits), IMSI 11 (1-digit), IMSI 12 (1-digit).
21 Entry
Required
CDMA: Primary Channel. System A up to 4 decimal digits.
22 Entry
Required
CDMA: Primary Channel. System B up to 4 decimal digits.
23 Entry
Required
CDMA: Secondary Channel. System A up to 4 decimal digits.
24 Entry
Required
Secondary Channel. System B up to 4 decimal digits.
25 0
Data Logger Switch. Enter 0.
1 = enabled, 0 = disabled.
Table 10:
Step
Factory
Default
Description