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Hi, all!
I'm developing an application using API PhoneMakeCall. Now I want to dial *#06# to get the IMSI. Can I realize this by PhoneMakeCall? I had try to dial this number by PhoneMakeCall. But the system tell me that the number is wrong.:confused: So how to implement this? Pls help me! Thx!

To Christian Graus:
All right! In fact, I am first time use this. So I don't know the rule. :-O

Best regards!

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Posted 18-Mar-10 21:24pm

whiteclouds

Updated 18-Mar-10 22:07pm

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-03-18T21:27:00

Solution 1

Does it work if you just dial a number ? If so, then perhaps you can't dial such a number. If not, then the issue is elsewhere.

I'd guess that your system may require a pause between some of the keys you're dialing.

Posted 18-Mar-10 21:27pm

Christian Graus

whiteclouds · Answer 2 · 2010-03-18T21:35:00

Solution 2

I had test this API by dial my phone. It's ok. So maybe I should insert a pause when dialing? But how to do?

Posted 18-Mar-10 21:35pm

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Christian Graus · Answer 3 · 2010-03-18T21:41:00

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Perhaps if you use this API to dial the *, then Sleep for a bit, then use it to dial #, then sleep, then dial 06, etc. I am just guessing here.

Posted 18-Mar-10 21:41pm

Christian Graus

whiteclouds · Answer 4 · 2010-03-18T21:55:00

Solution 4

This can't work. When I add a sleep(100) between *, #, 06, #. The phone will dial them one by one. So no one will be completed.

Posted 18-Mar-10 21:55pm

whiteclouds

Christian Graus · Answer 5 · 2010-03-18T21:57:00

Solution 5

Well, then you're probably screwed. But, using the magical power of the googles, I did find this[^], which seems to make calls with pauses.

Also, don't push 'answer' unless you're posting an answer. Edit your post.

Posted 18-Mar-10 21:57pm

Christian Graus