Something is really bugging me. My wife and I have a shared AT&T
Wireless account. When I turn my new v60c phone on--and after the
splash screens appear--the field in the startup screen that shows the
carrier status usually shows "SHARED." That's OK, but here's what
really bugs me, because it just looks sloppy: the word "SHARED" is
not centered on the screen as are the time and date, but is about 3
characters too far to the left. (On those occasions when they appear,
"AT&T" and "ROAM" are nicely centered.)
So my question is, how do I fix this? (I know it's possible because I
had a very nice AT&T Wireless tech support person telling me how until
someone apparently told her not to, causing her to beg off.)
Yes, I know it sounds like I'm OCD, but please help me if you can!
On your phone type: #program# <send> , enter your security code, select
"NAM SETUP", than "NAM1", "Level 1", HOME TAG there is where you want to
input say AT&T Wireless that way your phone always displays "AT&T WIRELESS"
> Something is really bugging me. My wife and I have a shared AT&T
> Wireless account. When I turn my new v60c phone on--and after the
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> Yes, I know it sounds like I'm OCD, but please help me if you can!
Trebor Namwob - 01 Apr 2004 12:32 GMT
> On your phone type: #program# <send> , enter your security code, select
> "NAM SETUP", than "NAM1", "Level 1", HOME TAG there is where you want to
> input say AT&T Wireless that way your phone always displays "AT&T WIRELESS"
Thanks for taking the time to reply, I'll give it a shot.
Trebor Namwob - 01 Apr 2004 13:29 GMT
> On your phone type: #program# <send> , enter your security code, select
> "NAM SETUP", than "NAM1", "Level 1", HOME TAG there is where you want to
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> > Yes, I know it sounds like I'm OCD, but please help me if you can!
As it turned out, the process was a little more complicated--had to go
into NAM Setup > Level 1 > Level 3 > PSID/RSIDs > PSID/RSID1 > Alpha
Tag--but you got me on the right track. The display now reads,
centered, "AT&T Wireless", rather than that dorky non-centered
"SHARED." Sloppiness of this sort always make me wonder where else
sloppiness exists in a system, and whether it's a sloppiness that can
cause real trouble.
Thanks again for your help.
The Dr Is In - 02 Apr 2004 11:08 GMT
>That's OK, but here's what
>really bugs me, because it just looks sloppy: the word "SHARED" is
>not centered on the screen as are the time and date, but is about 3
>characters too far to the left. (On those occasions when they appear,
>"AT&T" and "ROAM" are nicely centered.)
<So my question is, how do I fix this? (I know it's possible because I
<had a very nice AT&T Wireless tech support person telling me how until
>someone apparently told her not to, causing her to beg off.)
.>Yes, I know it sounds like I'm OCD, but please help me if you can!
Sounds like? Try textbook case.
> As it turned out, the process was a little more complicated--had to go
> into NAM Setup > Level 1 > Level 3 > PSID/RSIDs > PSID/RSID1 > Alpha
> Tag--but you got me on the right track. The display now reads,
> centered, "AT&T Wireless", rather than that dorky non-centered
> "SHARED."
> Sloppiness of this sort always make me wonder where else
> sloppiness exists in a system, and whether it's a sloppiness that can
> cause real trouble.
> Thanks again for your help.
Seek Professional Help, FAST
Its just a matter of time before you walk into the room and all your
friends and family will be there, and want to have a chat.
They call it an "intervention".
BTW, If they tell ya the planes going to Disney World, don't believe them.
Jerry - 02 Apr 2004 05:33 GMT
I tried this on a Motorola C353 TDMA phone. I pressed #7764726# (which
is the numbers that give "program") and then Snd. It proceeded to make
the call. I got en error message from
> On your phone type: #program# <send> , enter your security code, select
> "NAM SETUP", than "NAM1", "Level 1", HOME TAG there is where you want to
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>>Yes, I know it sounds like I'm OCD, but please help me if you can!
xw - 02 Apr 2004 16:16 GMT
Thus the reason why I told him this was the code to do it on the v60's
nowhere does it say it works for all motorolas..
> I tried this on a Motorola C353 TDMA phone. I pressed #7764726# (which
> is the numbers that give "program") and then Snd. It proceeded to make
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> >>Yes, I know it sounds like I'm OCD, but please help me if you can!
Jerry - 03 Apr 2004 18:09 GMT
I know you didn't say it would work on my phone. Many of the codes for
Nokia phones work multiple models and I HOPED that the same could be
said for Motorola phones.
Does anyone know a way to change the alpha tag on a C353?
> Thus the reason why I told him this was the code to do it on the v60's
> nowhere does it say it works for all motorolas..
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>>>>Yes, I know it sounds like I'm OCD, but please help me if you can!
Jeff Farrar - 05 Apr 2004 20:48 GMT
I couldn't get passed the #program# part on my V60t Color. Figured it would
work on a V60 series. What should I try next to get into programming.
> On your phone type: #program# <send> , enter your security code, select
> "NAM SETUP", than "NAM1", "Level 1", HOME TAG there is where you want to
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> > Yes, I know it sounds like I'm OCD, but please help me if you can!
Rod - 05 Apr 2004 22:58 GMT
press menu 073887*
security code 000000
:: I couldn't get passed the #program# part on my V60t Color. Figured
:: it would work on a V60 series. What should I try next to get into
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:::: Yes, I know it sounds like I'm OCD, but please help me if you can!
Jeff Farrar - 06 Apr 2004 00:57 GMT
That's what I'm talking about.
THANKS!
> press menu 073887*
>
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> :::: Yes, I know it sounds like I'm OCD, but please help me if you can!