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Luca Bongiorni luca.bongiorni1 at studenti.unimi.itHi Harald, > Also, the Ti Calypso cannot do EDGE, so any phone that uses this > chipset and has GPRS support would probably do the trick. The C155 > should fit that description (but you cannot attach it to a PC and have > to generate traffic from the built-in WAP browser). The OpenMoko GTA01 > and GTA02 also fit that description. thank you for your suggestions. Actually i could use some old phones that supports only GPRS (e.g. t68i, t39m, etc..), but these phones are not enough useful and i will explain why: - i would like to use a phone that has field-test engineering; - i would like to set the phone to camp only in a fixed ARFCN. I was also trying a Pirelli DP-L10, but unfortunately i can only fix the band and not the arfcn. Btw... after a while i finally found how to force my Blackberry to work on GPRS on a fixed arfcn: - Select an arfcn; - Lock to this cell; [ http://tinyurl.com/3dcc6vm ] - Disable Uplink 8-PSK; [ http://tinyurl.com/3dxp85d ] Finally the phone is ready to start the tests. [ http://tinyurl.com/3rhldrn ] As you can see, that engineering field-test is very useful because is showing which Coding Scheme and TS are used. Unfortunately at this point... even if i tried a lot of times, i could see imm-ass, the TS, but when i'm trying to decode the dumps... nothing is decoded and i cannot even decode third-party sessions that obviously i could find on the same arfcn that i'm using. So, at this state of art, I could decode only samples released from Nohl. Someone else is having same problems? Regards, Luca