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Lock Codes for the Kyocera 5135
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Posted by: looking4fun

Does anybody have the code to get into the "Debug" or the "EVRC" menues of the Kyocera 5135?

Here are some I found on the net for the debug menu but none of them seem to work for me:

000000
159753
159357
040793
555555
123456

To access these menues:
-power on the phone
-press 111111
-select Options (if not already selected)
-press the OK key

Thanks

Posted by: rasauq

you'll have to ask your carrier then. if you ask kycoera, all they'll tell you is 000000

Posted by: looking4fun

Quote:

Originally posted by rasauq
you'll have to ask your carrier then. if you ask kycoera, all they'll tell you is 000000

Humm, I could try. I'm with Bell Mobility in Canada.

Posted by: rasauq

uhm try 192147
bell probably wont know/tell you
shoudl be 000000 though from my experience
its probably generated from your esn though...

Posted by: looking4fun

Quote:

Originally posted by rasauq
uhm try 192147
bell probably wont know/tell you
shoudl be 000000 though from my experience
its probably generated from your esn though...

You are awsome! It worked!

Now, what can I actually do with it, lol?

Posted by: looking4fun

Quote:

Originally posted by looking4fun
You are awsome! It worked!

Now, what can I actually do with it, lol?

What I mean is where can I read more about what the diff options do.

There's what the menu looks like:

Test Calls
*13k Markov
*8k Markov
*13k Loopback
*8k Lookback

Force Voice SO
*Default
*13k
*EVRC

Error log

Clear Error Log

Debug Screen
*Off
*Basic

Auto Answer
*Enable
*5s w/ HFK

The Error Log screen reads:
00. nvw
294002

Can how much trouble can I get into if I make test calls? Is that stuffed monitored or logged? How do test calls work anyways?

BTW, the phone is now no longer assigned to a phone number, I'm using a diff phone.

Posted by: rasauq

theres actually a whole lot of nothing you can do in there thats actually useful. the interface you are in is the service technician interface, i think.