N_E_T M_O_N_I_T_O_R DCT-4 Solved!!!!!!!!!!!

[jsp_m]

Today at the local Nokia's press conference where they introduced 6610,
3510i and 3650 I had the opportunity to talk to one guy from finland who
made all answers to my questions about Field Test (Net monitor) in newer
phones (DCT4 and beyond)

From DCT4 generation to future Net monitor will be available ONLY in the
phones that are set in factory to have such feature, it's not a software
thing anymore. Phones with Net monitor enabled can be ordered at local Nokia
deraler if you are a network engeener (or, as like me - press :-) It will
not be able to eneble it with any newer version of WinPhoenix or any other
service software, it can be done ONLY in the factory.

The reason - the network providers made complaints to Nokia on easy Net
monitor enabling so users could easyly measure signal strenght and other
service features and made a lot of complaints about the "real service" :-)

So, I guess tat is the end of story of Nokias and Field test for ordinairy
people...If you have someone working in an ditributive center or Nokia
dealer you can order it for youself, NO ENABLING BY END-USERS WILL NOT BE
AVAILABLE, as far as Nokia is concerned (I hava an offer at the dealer to
order mine with Net mon)

Also, I got to play with 6610 and with 3650. They also had one 3510 that was
supposed to fool people they have 3510i, it was turned of all the time but
you could see the display is green (monochrome)

And - tadaaaaa - 3650 had Test (Field Test) Bug icon - Net monitor installed
and I'm giving you an exclusive picture of the screen

Also, I'm giving SW versions shots of both 6610 and 3650

Few words about the monitor - It is lot more user friendly and had full
names and long sentence descrpitions

[jan]

Hi

Is very interestet, but he says only enabled in Factory, so when this is the way, is still availbe in Software, but Function no longer in Standard Service Software like PC-Locals or Wintesla.

So is a special Firmware, or still a special Eeprom Setting ?

DCT3 Imei Editing was never to do by user, but now every can do it.

Jan

[Dave.W]

netmonitor is not in the standard firmware, only in nokias special factory versions. by "enable" i think they will flash your phone with this special firmware.
there is no mystery to "solve", try a search of this forum. dct4 netmonitor info is already on here from ages ago

[german gsm team]

To ensure that there is really a special firmware version just flash a field test display enabled phone with a new firmware version in a normal service center. When field test display is gone, you are probably right, if field test display is still there, there is either a special firmware add-on or just a eeprom value in the phone or the service center phoenix could the detect original field test display enabled phone before flashing.

Against a firmware add-on there is the following argument: Field test display could be quite old, but normal firmware could be much newer and this could cause either conflicts or nokia is restricted in the development of newer firmware. Do you really guess, that a network operator would like to send all its field test display phones back to factory every time a new firmware is available?

Nobody can read out a dct-4 flash this time, and of course nokia says that there is a special firmware, but this has nothing to say.
They tell this to us even during DCT-3 generation until PC-Locals find its way out of R&D department. I guess that there is just a secret m-bus command to activate field test display and this activation software remains in nokia R&D or the command is available only in the R&D version of phoenix (why service centers only have access to the 3.76.002 version, there should be a 3.76.001 version, too)

When you just look to the flash service package for 3510 NHM-8 version 3.34 you will find a file named ftd.set and the following content [FTD_Activation #CD524680-C794-11d5-AD11-009027A2E3DE]
00

and there is a 0508270.ini file with the following content [ProductInfo]
ProductType=NHM-8
PpmId=C
Description=FTD
RestoreDefaultRestore=1
UseDefaultProductProfile=Yes

[Settings]
Setting1 = FTD
Setting2 = FileManager - All files

[NMP.Cmn.UserSettingsRWFN]
File = C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\NHM-8\ftd.set
[NMP.Cmn.FileManagerFN]
FileManagerSettingsFile=C:\Program Files\Nokia\Phoenix\Products\nhm-8\europe.fms

[german gsm team]

And in NHM-7 8310 V 05.06 package you can find the following files:

ftd.sav: [NMP.Cmn.UserSettingsRWFN]
File=D:\Programme\Nokia\Phoenix\products\NHM-7\ftd.ui

and 0507295.ini : [ProductInfo]
ProductType=NHM-7
PpmId=c
Description=Euro-C Operator FTD
RestoreDefaultRestore=1
UseDefaultProductProfile=Yes

[Settings]
Setting1 = Product Profile
Setting2 = WAP Bookmarks
Setting3 = UI settings

[NMP.Cmn.ProductProfileFN]
ProductProfileFile=D:\Programme\Nokia\Phoenix\Prod ucts\NHM-7\euro.pp
[NMP.Cmn.WapSettingsAndBookmarksFN]
WapBookmarksFile=D:\Programme\Nokia\Phoenix\Produc ts\NHM-7\nokia_eu.wb2

; This is just to confirm that menu is visible.
; Does not actually activate FTD.
[NMP.Cmn.UserSettingsRWFN]
File=D:\Programme\Nokia\Phoenix\products\NHM-7\ftd.ui

[Modes]
Default=Test
Timeout=5000

; This is just to confirm that menu is visible.
; Does not actually activate FTD.

How I guess, special m-bus command in factory, but phone flashable with normal firmware package in normal service centers or how I said special firmware add-on but I don't guess that.

[pisac]

Look this thread!