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Reply # 534270 17-Oct-2011 13:04

Cheers for that. Been playing around with modems all morning. Getting 3726kbps down, 887kbps up with KG5 Modem in Wellington CBD

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Reply # 534274 17-Oct-2011 13:20

Have you got a link to the KG5 modem you're using on your i9100T please lokhor?

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Reply # 534283 17-Oct-2011 13:38

I got it from Leomar's kitchen. Using Leomar's rom. I could try find the file

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Reply # 534284 17-Oct-2011 13:38

So many ROMs!

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Reply # 534301 17-Oct-2011 14:42

BigHammer: So many ROMs!

Yep talk about overwhelming. I picked Leomars due to NZTechFreak wanting someone to check it out. What rom do you use? also what modem do you use?

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Reply # 534303 17-Oct-2011 14:46

Still on stock ROM and modem. Only done the kernel to obtain root. Doing the homework to pick a ROM and modem at the moment.

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Reply # 534311 17-Oct-2011 15:06

BigHammer: Still on stock ROM and modem. Only done the kernel to obtain root. Doing the homework to pick a ROM and modem at the moment.

Oh bugger, I was hoping someone more experienced could help me!

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Reply # 534314 17-Oct-2011 15:09

Sorry, not has the S II for long. Just shifted from a Desire.

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Reply # 534340 17-Oct-2011 15:57

BigHammer: Sorry, not has the S II for long. Just shifted from a Desire.

I got mine yesterday. I also have an HTC Sensation.

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Reply # 534361 17-Oct-2011 16:36

I've been a bit slack. Work and kids keep getting in the way (my story, I'm sticking to it!) This week it happens though.

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Reply # 535928 21-Oct-2011 05:01

nitrotech:
BigHammer: How does the phone identify that you're on a 900MHz site? Is it an app?

on the SGSII goto keypad type *#0011#

I take no responsibility for anyone mis-using this info and bricking their phone

Thanks heaps for this! It works on my GT-i9100, connected to the Vodafone Network.

Do you know of any other handy tips or short codes? Can you possibly PM to me?

Sorry, didn't mean to hijack the thread, my apologies.

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Reply # 536713 23-Oct-2011 14:39

Richard2011:
nitrotech:
BigHammer: How does the phone identify that you're on a 900MHz site? Is it an app?

on the SGSII goto keypad type *#0011#

I take no responsibility for anyone mis-using this info and bricking their phone

Thanks heaps for this! It works on my GT-i9100, connected to the Vodafone Network.

Do you know of any other handy tips or short codes? Can you possibly PM to me?

Sorry, didn't mean to hijack the thread, my apologies.

from the *#0011# screen, you can press menu and back and go backwards to the main debug menu. there's heaps you can do in there

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Reply # 536719 23-Oct-2011 14:47

Interesting, my stock modem on Telecom 9100T was KH1.. Most people say KG2 or KG3. I've tried most modems and even KI4 which was a battery killer for me so gone back to KH3.. seems to be the best so far.

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Reply # 536720 23-Oct-2011 14:51

nitrotech: The 9100T is still quad band UTMS - this is confirmed with mine running on vodafone and showing connected to a WCDMA900mhz site.

You need to keep the same modem version number as lots of people have reported that the T doesn't like the same modem as the international versions and results in poor 3G performance.

I'm keen to understand why is there even a T version when the phone is Quad Band WCDMA?

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Reply # 536740 23-Oct-2011 16:27

Damager:
nitrotech: The 9100T is still quad band UTMS - this is confirmed with mine running on vodafone and showing connected to a WCDMA900mhz site.

You need to keep the same modem version number as lots of people have reported that the T doesn't like the same modem as the international versions and results in poor 3G performance.

I'm keen to understand why is there even a T version when the phone is Quad Band WCDMA??

Most likely because it's been customized with Telecom bit's like the splash screen and 'Your Telecom" icons etc..

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