SID Codes
Since System Identifier Codes are assigned by the FCC to each carrier, I would start by checking on the FCC website? 🤨
Otherwise im not too sure lol
Otherwise im not too sure lol
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If you don't mind me asking, what do you need the SID's for? Your SID should automatically change when you travel to a new area. If it doesn't then you may have to change your MSID.
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Here is a link to an older Sprint PRL that lists the SID for different networks.
http://www.roamingzone.com/prl/prl_20232.shtml »
http://www.roamingzone.com/prl/prl_20232.shtml »
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I simply wanted to know what system I am on as I travel. 😉 Is there any way to force priority to one system over another? I was recently in an area where my phone switched between 555 (Alltel) and 1267 (UCC, Unicel). The 555 had priority but the signal was realy weak. when it would switch to 1267 I had great coverage but the phone kept switching back to 555.
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P.S- Good to see you back! I think you bring alot of great insight to this site.
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To force the SID, you'd have to program the phone. get the MSL, after the MDN and MSID is entered look for Home SID or SID.
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