v360 problem - GSM-Forum

neillons · 01-30-2007, 12:39

i have a v360 that i have sucessfully unlocked but it doesn`t cover the 900mhz band but instead 850mhz is there any way i can easily change the frequency range with a reflash for example or is it as i feel locked and cannot be changed

Mr.Tinkertrain · 01-30-2007, 13:01

@ neillons,

You can try to change band using SmartMoto.
It might happen that the process of band changing was successfully completed but after switching the phone off and turning it back on, the band automatically changes to the default one. This means that phone’s hardware does not support customer settings.

Best Regards
Smart-clip team
www.smart-clip.com
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www.smart-unlocker.com

neillons · 01-30-2007, 13:24

@Mr.Tinkertrain
hi thanks for the advice tried it but no luck so my fears where correct and band can`t be changed thanks anyway

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Mr.Tinkertrain No Life Poster Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 11,638 Member: 229997 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 636	@ neillons, You can try to change band using SmartMoto. It might happen that the process of band changing was successfully completed but after switching the phone off and turning it back on, the band automatically changes to the default one. This means that phone’s hardware does not support customer settings. Best Regards Smart-clip team www.smart-clip.com www.GsmServer.com www.boot-loader.com www.smart-unlocker.com

01-30-2007, 13:24	#3 (permalink)
neillons Freak Poster Join Date: May 2004 Location: isle of man uk Age: 58 Posts: 264 Member: 65465 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 1	@Mr.Tinkertrain hi thanks for the advice tried it but no luck so my fears where correct and band can`t be changed thanks anyway