Originally Posted by highlandsun

AT@SYSTEMTIME=hh,mm,ss,YYYY,MM,DD

Ignore too, time not be changed.

04-23 12:49:31.960 I/RILC ( 1350): Debug port: OEM_HOOK_STRINGS, command: AT@SYSTEMTIME=23,23,23,2011,04,23
04-23 12:49:31.960 D/RILC ( 1350): C[locl]> OEM_HOOK_STRINGS
04-23 12:49:31.960 D/RIL ( 1350): onRequest: OEM_HOOK_STRINGS (60)
04-23 12:49:31.960 D/AT ( 1350): AT> AT@SYSTEMTIME=23,23,23,2011,04,23
04-23 12:49:31.980 D/AT ( 1350): AT< 0
04-23 12:49:31.980 D/RILC ( 1350): C[locl]< OEM_HOOK_STRINGS

4-23 12:52:07.690 I/RILC ( 1350): Debug port: OEM_HOOK_STRINGS, command: AT@SYSTEMTIME=2011/4/23 23:23:23
4-23 12:52:07.690 D/RILC ( 1350): C[locl]> OEM_HOOK_STRINGS
4-23 12:52:07.690 D/RIL ( 1350): onRequest: OEM_HOOK_STRINGS (60)
4-23 12:52:07.690 D/AT ( 1350): AT> AT@SYSTEMTIME=2011/4/23 23:23:23
4-23 12:52:07.700 D/AT ( 1350): AT< 4
4-23 12:52:07.700 D/RILC ( 1350): C[locl]< OEM_HOOK_STRINGS

Thanks for checking.

(Actually, you still need to use AT@SYSTEMTIME? to see if it took effect or not.)

Just documenting for my reference...

D/AT      ( 1257): AT> AT@SIMLOCK?40
D/AT      ( 1257): AT< @SIMLOCK= 00
D/AT      ( 1257): AT< 0

Checks if the GSM phone is SIM locked. (00 means unlocked.)
(From this post)

D/AT      ( 1257): AT> AT@SIMLOCK?AA
D/AT      ( 1257): AT< @secu_flag: 1
D/AT      ( 1257): AT< 0

Check if the phone is security locked. I guess mine is.
(From this post)

Why should only WinMo users have all the fun...

No effect, I have not SIM card.

04-23 14:04:51.340 I/RILC ( 2483): Debug port: OEM_HOOK_STRINGS, command: AT@SYSTEMTIME =23,23,23,2011,4,23
04-23 14:04:51.340 D/RILC ( 2483): C[locl]> OEM_HOOK_STRINGS
04-23 14:04:51.340 D/RIL ( 2483): onRequest: OEM_HOOK_STRINGS (60)
04-23 14:04:51.340 D/AT ( 2483): AT> AT@SYSTEMTIME =23,23,23,2011,4,23
04-23 14:04:51.350 D/AT ( 2483): AT< 0
04-23 14:04:51.350 D/RILC ( 2483): C[locl]< OEM_HOOK_STRINGS
04-23 14:04:53.840 I/RILC ( 2483): Debug port: OEM_HOOK_STRINGS, command: AT@SYSTEMTIME?
04-23 14:04:53.840 D/RILC ( 2483): C[locl]> OEM_HOOK_STRINGS
04-23 14:04:53.840 D/RIL ( 2483): onRequest: OEM_HOOK_STRINGS (60)
04-23 14:04:53.840 D/AT ( 2483): AT> AT@SYSTEMTIME?
04-23 14:04:53.860 D/AT ( 2483): AT< @SYSTEMTIME: 2011/4/23 06:04:58
04-23 14:04:53.860 D/AT ( 2483): AT< 0
04-23 14:04:53.860 D/RILC ( 2483): C[locl]< OEM_HOOK_STRINGS

04-23 14:18:24.620 I/RILC ( 2483): Debug port: OEM_HOOK_STRINGS, command: AT@SIMLOCK?40
04-23 14:18:24.620 D/RILC ( 2483): C[locl]> OEM_HOOK_STRINGS
04-23 14:18:24.620 D/RIL ( 2483): onRequest: OEM_HOOK_STRINGS (60)
04-23 14:18:24.620 D/AT ( 2483): AT> AT@SIMLOCK?40
04-23 14:18:24.630 D/AT ( 2483): AT< @SIMLOCK= 00
04-23 14:18:24.630 D/AT ( 2483): AT< 0
04-23 14:18:24.630 D/RILC ( 2483): C[locl]< OEM_HOOK_STRINGS


04-23 14:19:04.850 I/RILC ( 2483): Debug port: OEM_HOOK_STRINGS, command: AT@SIMLOCK?AA
04-23 14:19:04.850 D/RILC ( 2483): C[locl]> OEM_HOOK_STRINGS
04-23 14:19:04.850 D/RIL ( 2483): onRequest: OEM_HOOK_STRINGS (60)
04-23 14:19:04.850 D/AT ( 2483): AT> AT@SIMLOCK?AA
04-23 14:19:04.870 D/AT ( 2483): AT< @secu_flag: 1
04-23 14:19:04.870 D/AT ( 2483): AT< 0
04-23 14:19:04.870 D/RILC ( 2483): C[locl]< OEM_HOOK_STRINGS

What baseband processor is this phone using?
(This is essential for understanding what the various ATCs are available and what they do.)

Not sure I know exactly what you're asking. These phones all use a Qualcomm MSM720xA chipset tho. Rhodium, Topaz, Diamond, and a few other old HTC models.

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hey y'all.. hate to have to ask this here, but I'm coming up empty elsewhere.

I'm looking for a fastboot friendly radio baseband I can flash with a 4.2.1 friendly RIL. This may be more than what I actually need but I've got a full telephony build of the Nexus 7 3G going and while SMS and MMS are fully functional I'm getting a CME ERROR: 4 when I try to do voice dialing and don't see anything coming in via logcat on an inbound call.

The mobile plan I'm using is full voice capable and verified as functional.

Doing a strings of the included RIL (libxgold-ril.so) shows all the necessary voice functions listed (although I guess this could be a false positive if it is interface based).

The modem mounts up on /dev/ttyACM0 and I'm able to do all the basics with radiooptions, except voice dialing and answering of course.

Any pointers / advice / direction would be greatly appreciated... coming up to speed real quick in this area.