blocked 8310 can work on same network by,removing a chip - GSM-Forum

TAZMAN · 04-27-2003, 15:48

i have been told that dct4 phones can work on the same network if they hae been blocked by a network.

a friend said he had an 8310 whitch was black listed on orange and he removed this chip and the phone was working on orange again,but still wouldnt work on any of the other networks. i didnt beleave him but someone else has also said that they have don it but that it woudnt work on a phone if it was originaly blocked on bt or vodafone.i dont know what chip it is has to be removed its suppose to be half way down the board on the right.im wondering if anyonelse can shed sum light on this or if anybody has heared about it

many thanks

farrell · 04-27-2003, 16:06

Wrong Section!!! This is DCT4 Flasher Forum!!!

I think the chip is the U.E.M., which you have to replace and change the IMEI... otherwise it is impossible, the network blocks an IMEI, and the only current way of changing this is by replacing the UEM, and using a dct4 imie rebuild tool, write a new IMEI... Removing any other component will not affect the IMEI itself, impossible!
Regards,

Jan Farrell

mp3hot · 04-27-2003, 19:15

yes jan is right , there was a guy that tried to cheat me , he wanted me to send him a dct4 phone imei blocked and he claimed that he can remove a chip so the IMEI wouldnt register on the network . It was 100%% bullshiat ! the ONLY way to change IMEI is by changing UEM and re-programming it , the rest is all bull.

mp3hot

farrell · 04-27-2003, 19:20

Well, if you remove the CPU, the IMEI won't register on network....

also try the P.A:

You might have problems making calls, but that's another matter

mp3hot · 04-27-2003, 19:28

yes jan there might be a small problem then ....

04-27-2003, 15:48	#1 (permalink)
TAZMAN Freak Poster Join Date: Jul 2002 Age: 46 Posts: 347 Member: 13404 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 0	blocked 8310 can work on same network by,removing a chip i have been told that dct4 phones can work on the same network if they hae been blocked by a network. a friend said he had an 8310 whitch was black listed on orange and he removed this chip and the phone was working on orange again,but still wouldnt work on any of the other networks. i didnt beleave him but someone else has also said that they have don it but that it woudnt work on a phone if it was originaly blocked on bt or vodafone.i dont know what chip it is has to be removed its suppose to be half way down the board on the right.im wondering if anyonelse can shed sum light on this or if anybody has heared about it many thanks

04-27-2003, 16:06	#2 (permalink)
farrell Product Supporter Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing. Posts: 669 Member: 16573 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 2	Wrong Section!!! This is DCT4 Flasher Forum!!! I think the chip is the U.E.M., which you have to replace and change the IMEI... otherwise it is impossible, the network blocks an IMEI, and the only current way of changing this is by replacing the UEM, and using a dct4 imie rebuild tool, write a new IMEI... Removing any other component will not affect the IMEI itself, impossible! Regards, Jan Farrell Last edited by farrell; 04-28-2003 at 13:32.

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mp3hot No Life Poster Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Prussia Posts: 3,297 Member: 7844 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 182	yes jan is right , there was a guy that tried to cheat me , he wanted me to send him a dct4 phone imei blocked and he claimed that he can remove a chip so the IMEI wouldnt register on the network . It was 100%% bullshiat ! the ONLY way to change IMEI is by changing UEM and re-programming it , the rest is all bull. mp3hot

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farrell Product Supporter Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing. Posts: 669 Member: 16573 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 2	Well, if you remove the CPU, the IMEI won't register on network.... also try the P.A: You might have problems making calls, but that's another matter

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mp3hot No Life Poster Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Prussia Posts: 3,297 Member: 7844 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 182	yes jan there might be a small problem then ....