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#144195 10-May-2014 17:09

Does anyone have the settings to get a Huawei HB4J1H on the Telecom network. It's currently on Vodafone and putting in a telecom SIM card is not changing anything.

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#1041413 10-May-2014 17:36

There are no settings as such.

What is the problem and what is the model of the phone? The code you've mentioned looks like a battery part #

Does the phone support the 850Mhz band required for Telecom?

Spuddy

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#1041417 10-May-2014 17:42

Sorry it will be. It is a Huawei IDEOS X3.

It was purchased through Vodafone and on the Vodafone network. My mother in law has now switched to Telecom and would like to use the phone on the Telecom network.
We have put in the Telecom SIM card but it's not picking up the network like most phones do. When we search the networks it only brings up Vodafone and 2degrees.

Where will I find the bandwidth info

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#1041419 10-May-2014 17:44

its not going to work at all on the telecom network

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#1041423 10-May-2014 17:49

This phone won't work on the Telecom network as it doesn't support the 850Mhz frequency that it uses.

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#1041589 11-May-2014 08:00

ill informed people making big decisions like changing networks with out checking if their device will work on the new network :)

lesson learnt the hard way

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#1041600 11-May-2014 09:01

Jase2985: ill informed people making big decisions like changing networks with out checking if their device will work on the new network :)

lesson learnt the hard way

I see it happening all the time with cheap fones being passed on to family and friends..

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#1041601 11-May-2014 09:32

to be fair how many people would know that not all phones are equal, the majority see it as a phone that you put a sim card in, and honestly they are right it should be that easy.

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#1041607 11-May-2014 09:45

to be fair jeff you are right but a little bit of research goes a long way

Spuddy

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#1041927 11-May-2014 23:48

Jase2985: ill informed people making big decisions like changing networks with out checking if their device will work on the new network :)

lesson learnt the hard way

Rude.....we had been trying to find it but couldn't find any answers. Isn't one of the uses of this forum being able to ask questions when unsure. She has actually purchased a phone through Telecom when she changed but it is very basic and would like to back to a smartphone. Being a cheap phone we didn't think we would have much luck but thought it might be worth a try before spending the money on another phone.

Won't be coming here for advice again only to feel stupid.

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#1041934 12-May-2014 05:41

http://www.telecom.co.nz/mobile/mobile/ournetwork/phonecompatibility/

try that

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#1042389 12-May-2014 15:37

Spuddy: Won't be coming here for advice again only to feel stupid.

That's some thin skin you have there, welcome to the internet...