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From: Ivor Jones on 17 Apr 2008 06:43 I want to set up a fixed dialling list on a Virgin SIM, the phone (Nokia 6310i) is asking for a PIN2 code, but Virgin say (a) they don't support the PIN2 function and (b) fixed dialling is a handset-specific thing anyway. Now I know that the fixed dialling list is stored on the SIM because I have an Orange SIM which has such a list on it and it works in the 6310i. If the Virgin SIM didn't support it, surely the option to select it (and to be asked for a PIN2 code) wouldn't appear..? I also have a Tesco SIM which I know doesn't support fixed dialling and therefore the option doesn't appear in the menu. So my question is, is there a default code I can try..? The default Virgin PIN 7890 doesn't work, nor does 1234 and I think you only get 3 goes before a PUK code is required (PUK2) and if Virgin say they don't support it I'll never get an unlock code from them..! Any ideas anyone..? Ivor
From: James Lewis on 17 Apr 2008 11:34 On 17 Apr, 11:43, "Ivor Jones" <i...(a)thisaddressis.invalid> wrote: > I want to set up a fixed dialling list on a Virgin SIM, the phone (Nokia > 6310i) is asking for a PIN2 code, but Virgin say (a) they don't support > the PIN2 function and (b) fixed dialling is a handset-specific thing > anyway. > > Now I know that the fixed dialling list is stored on the SIM because I > have an Orange SIM which has such a list on it and it works in the 6310i. > If the Virgin SIM didn't support it, surely the option to select it (and > to be asked for a PIN2 code) wouldn't appear..? I also have a Tesco SIM > which I know doesn't support fixed dialling and therefore the option > doesn't appear in the menu. > > So my question is, is there a default code I can try..? The default Virgin > PIN 7890 doesn't work, nor does 1234 and I think you only get 3 goes > before a PUK code is required (PUK2) and if Virgin say they don't support > it I'll never get an unlock code from them..! > > Any ideas anyone..? > > Ivor Just tried 1111 on an old virgin sim - doesnt work so dont bother trying that as your last go
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