why I don't get sub menu and main menu of list SIM services ?

[dongtrien]

I use Nokia E63 phone connect to computer and i use SIM toolkit (or SI
services), i want to get the menu list of SIM services via HyperTermina
of winxp, I typing commands:

AT
OK
AT+STSF=1
ERROR
AT+STGI=0
ERROR
AT+STGR=99
ERROR
AT
OK

why I don't open sub menu and main menu of SIM services an
HyperTerminal warning error ? can you help me


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dongtrien

[John Henderson]

I use Nokia E63 phone connect to computer and i use SIM toolkit (or SIM
services), i want to get the menu list of SIM services via HyperTerminal
AT
OK
AT+STSF=1
ERROR
why I don't open sub menu and main menu of SIM services and
HyperTerminal warning error ? can you help me ?

Please try the following two commands, and post the responses:

AT+STSF?

AT+STSF=?

John

[dongtrien]

Post by dongtrien
-
I use Nokia E63 phone connect to computer and i use SIM toolkit (o
SIM
services), i want to get the menu list of SIM services vi
HyperTerminal
AT
OK
AT+STSF=1
ERROR-
-
why I don't open sub menu and main menu of SIM services and
HyperTerminal warning error ? can you help me ?-
AT+STSF?
AT+STSF=?
John

I try your two commands but HyperTerminal after error warning
At
OK
AT+STSF?
ERROR
AT+STSF=?
ERRO


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dongtrien

[John Henderson]

Post by dongtrien
I try your two commands but HyperTerminal after error warning
At
OK
AT+STSF?
ERROR
AT+STSF=?
ERROR

That means the AT+STSF command isn't supported on the device port that
Hyperterminal has open. Is the E63 presenting any other comm ports to
your operating system? If so, try them.

John

[dongtrien]

Post by dongtrien
-
I try your two commands but HyperTerminal after error warning
At
OK
AT+STSF?
ERROR
AT+STSF=?
ERROR-
That means the AT+STSF command isn't supported on the device port that
Hyperterminal has open. Is the E63 presenting any other comm ports to
your operating system? If so, try them.
John

Please note, different manufacturers have different AT commands t
access the STK functions. And, not all of the devices are supporting th
running of STK applications. So far i've managed to get Nokia working
After opening, you have must AT commands to initialize, lists th
available options in return, I want to know how to initialize menu th
Nokia E63 via AT command ? E63 supports AT + STSF but you mus
initialize menu you use. If it's not supports it's not warning error:
AT
OK
AT+STSF?
COMMAND NOT SUPPOR


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dongtrien

[John Henderson]

Please note, different manufacturers have different AT commands to
access the STK functions. And, not all of the devices are supporting the
After opening, you have must AT commands to initialize, lists the
available options in return, I want to know how to initialize menu the
Nokia E63 via AT command ? E63 supports AT + STSF but you must
AT
OK
AT+STSF?
COMMAND NOT SUPPORT

The simple response "ERROR" also means "Command not supported", but at a
more fundamental level.

Try the non-existent command:

AT+CXYZ=999

for example. All devices will respond with "ERROR" to that command.

On the port you're using, how does your E63 respond to standard 3GPP
commands like:

AT+CGDCONT?

AT+CGSMS=?

Does the port you're using respond correctly to those commands? If you
get "ERROR", you're not using the correct comms port.

John

[dongtrien]

I do not think so, I think you misunderstood about this because there i
written documentation http://tinyurl.com/nen46wr I criticize thi
material passage you look shall

Please note, different manufacturers have different AT commands t
access the STK functions. And, not all of the devices are supporting th
running of STK applications. So far i've managed to get ZTE MF10
working: After opening, the following commands come handy

AT+ZSTM // select STK app (initialize, lists th
available options in return
AT+ZSELM=1 // select the first main menuentry (you will ge
the submenu options as return
AT+ZSELI=1 // select the first submenu entry (you will ge
some response as well
AT+ZINPR=2,1234567890 // this is a response, in my case i had to send
phone number. the first parameter means "numeric only", setting this t
0 will allow any characters (from the standard SMS charset
AT+ZINPR=1,1 // this is a confirmation response (firs
parameter=1 means yes/no answer, second is the parameter, yes in thi
case
AT+ZBK=0 // return to the main men

You should open the /dev/ttyUSBx non-blocking, and poll the input fo
data, as the modem is not only answering your requests, but also send
status updates to your client

and you refe
http://tinyurl.com/pae9nr


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dongtrien

[John Henderson]

I do not think so, I think you misunderstood about this because there is
written documentation http://tinyurl.com/nen46wr I criticize this
material passage you look shall
Please note, different manufacturers have different AT commands to
access the STK functions. And, not all of the devices are supporting the
running of STK applications. So far i've managed to get ZTE MF100

Likewise, I've successfully done STK programming in the past on Siemens
phones using the Siemens-specific AT^SSTK command.

My question is: are you 100% sure you're issuing the AT commands on the
correct port?

We really need to be sure you've got the correct port before we look for
alternative explanations.

John

[dongtrien]

I am sure 100% that Nokia E63 has released AT command because when
using SIM Took kit (or SIM services) to register SIM card on my Noki
E63 phone , I register SIM card my step by step: Form Nokia E63 ->> Men
->> SHT APPS(or "SIM TOOL KIT" if i use smartphone) ->> mPOS ->
Registration Starter Kit
+ Enter your EPIN
+ Enter sub name
+ Enter sub DOB (DDMMYYYY)
+ Enter personal ID
+ Enter place of Issuance

I want to use AT command via Hyperterminal to register SIM Card instea
I have imported directly from my Nokia E63 phone , I was looking sourc
code Nokia E63 to see SIM card registration code, but I have not foun
the source code of Nokia E63 operating system (symbian os s60) or sourc
code android 4.4.2 operating system


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dongtrien

[John Henderson]

Post by dongtrien
I am sure 100% that Nokia E63 has released AT command

OK, but are you using the correct port on the E63? We keep coming back
to that question. I guess you're not understanding the importance of
it.

I don't have any direct experience with newer Nokia phones. But many
devices these days offer several logical ports to a host computer. If
there's at least two ports available, one is likely to be a data port
and another is likely to be an AT command port.

A data port will support a small subset of AT commands. In particular,
it will support commands relating to making a PPP data connection, and
to configuring any authentication details required to prepare for that
connection. To all other AT commands, the data port will respond with
"ERROR".

By contrast, the AT command port will recognise the full set of AT
commands.

John

[dongtrien]

I am sure I use the correct port of the Nokia E63 because after
connected the computer successfully with E63 via HyperTerminal o
computer. I type command AT, computer returned OK. My Nokia E63 produce
in 2009, this modem is old then and I know older Nokia mobile phones ca
connect to the computer through port SerialComPort, modem smartphone
are not connection SerialComPort port. Back to my old problems is how t
get the list of menus via HyperTerminal with E63


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dongtrien

[tlvp]

I am sure I use the correct port of the Nokia E63 because after I
connected the computer successfully with E63 via HyperTerminal of
computer. I type command AT, computer returned OK. My Nokia E63 produced
in 2009, this modem is old then and I know older Nokia mobile phones can
connect to the computer through port SerialComPort, modem smartphones
are not connection SerialComPort port. Back to my old problems is how to
get the list of menus via HyperTerminal with E63 ?

John's not referring to the physical connector on the E63, or on the
computer, between which you're connecting a physical cable -- he's
referring to the *logical* (or *virtual*) port in the phone's software
(analogous to the :80 or the :563 used by http or nntp communications) used
for the serial communication of AT commands and responses.

I don't know what they are for the E63, nor how you must specify them, but
John's point is just that if you've not correctly specified the right one,
your communications attempts will necessarily fail.

HTH. And if I've missed the point, please forgive. Cheers, -- tlvp

[John Henderson]

he's referring to the *logical* (or *virtual*) port in the phone's software

Thank you for helping clear that up. I was stuck trying to explain
myself, without managing to come up with the right words :)

John

[tlvp]

Post by John Henderson

he's referring to the *logical* (or *virtual*) port in the phone's software

Thank you for helping clear that up. I was stuck trying to explain
myself, without managing to come up with the right words :)

YVW. Same word "port" is used in far too many incompatible contexts -- the
place a ship docks; the connector-socket on a computer that a cable
connects to; the connector socket on a peripheral that a cable connects to;
the name a computer OS gives to a virtual communications channel (PRNn:,
LPTn:, COMn:, FILE:, USBn:, etc.); the numbered "port" an internet protocol
expects to communicate "through" (e.g., :80, :563, :8080, etc.); and
whatever similar things external devices like phones and modems use to help
segregate communications to/from them by "channel".

Not to forget the tawny, sweetish, alcoholic beverage :-) . Cheers, -- tlvp

[dongtrien]

after successfully connected to a computer with E63. I saw "COM4"
"COM5" and "Nokia E63 USB Modem", I used to use "COM5" to typing A
command, I understand you to say "COM4" was data port and "COM5 "A
commands port, what're you according to the port " Nokia E63 USB Modem
do ? you see my photo file attachments [image
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dongtrien

[John Henderson]

after successfully connected to a computer with E63. I saw "COM4",
"COM5" and "Nokia E63 USB Modem", I used to use "COM5" to typing AT
command, I understand you to say "COM4" was data port and "COM5 "AT
commands port, what're you according to the port " Nokia E63 USB Modem "
http://imagizer.imageshack.com/img661/2467/4QA6yG.jpg]

Please try them all. Only one will be the AT command port, although
others MIGHT respond with "OK" to the "AT" command.

You will do no harm by trying your STK commands on those other ports.

John