Nokia 6120 Cellular Telephone
(170-1303)                 NAM Programming            Faxback Doc. # 49501

Nokia 6120 cellular telephones are capable of supporting authentication.
There are two authenticated versions of the 6120.  This document provides
information to program the version that contains a Default A-Key in NAM 1.

If you make a mistake, press the / key below the right side of the display
and enter the correct information.

Easy NAM Programming

1.  Press (|) to turn on the phone, then enter the Programming Access Code
    (*#639#).

2.  Enter the 10-digit area code and phone number.  Press TALK (or the \
    key below OK).

3.  To change the System ID Code (SID) only, enter the 1-5 digit SID
    supplied by the cellular service provider, then press TALK (or the \
    key below OK).

    To change the lock code and the SID, add a pound sign and new lock
    code after the SID.  (Example:  175#778; Lock code = 7788)

    To change the language and the SID, add a pound sign and new language
    code after the code.  (Example: 175#0; Language = English)

    Language Codes:

      0 (default) = English
      1 = French
      2 = Spanish
      3 = Portuguese

    To change both the lock code and the language code along with the SID,
    use a pound sign to separate each set of numbers.
    (Example: 175#7788#2; where the SID = 175, lock code = 7788, language
    = Spanish)

Programming is complete.  The phone automatically powers off and back on.

Complete NAM Programming

1.  Press (|) to turn the phone on.

2.  Enter the NAM access code.  Factory default is *3001#12345#.

3.  Repeatedly press /\ or \/ to scroll through the menu options (NAM 1,
    NAM 2, NAM 3, Security, Emergency, SW version, Serial No., Programmed,
    or Field Test).

4.  Press the \ key below Select to access the menu item you selected.

5.  Repeatedly press /\ or \/ to scroll through the parameters (Home
    system ID, Home SOC, Own number, Alpha tag, PSID/RSID lists, Change
    defaults).

    If the value is incorrect, press the \ key below Select and use the
    numeric keypad to make any needed changes, then press \ again to store
    the correct information.

    If you select Change defaults, repeatedly press /\ or \/ to scroll
    through the parameters.

        NAM status                           Dedicated B cch number
        Access method                        Overload class
        Local option                         Group ID
        Primary paging channel               SID alpha tag control
        Secondary paging ch                  A-key code
        Dedicated A cch                      Public systems
        Dedicated A cch number               Private systems
        Dedicated B cch                      Residential systems

6.  Use the \ key below Select to store the new information that has been
    entered.

7.  Repeat steps 3 through 6 for the remaining NAM parameter options to be
    viewed and / or changed.

8.  To program other NAMs, press the / key below Back to return to the
    Main Menu.  Select NAM 2 or NAM 3.  Once the Home System ID and Own
    number are programmed, the phone will automatically set the NAM Status
    to enabled.

9.  If you want to change the security code, from the Main Menu,
    repeatedly press /\ or \/ to select Security, then press the \ key
    below Select.  The current 5-digit security code appears in the
    display.  (The default is 12345.)  Use the numeric keys to enter the
    new value, then press the \ key below OK to store changes.

    Note:  The Lock Code automatically changes to the last 4 digits of the
           new Security Code.

10. If you want to change the Emergency numbers, from the Main Menu,
    repeatedly press /\ or \/ to select Emergency, then press the \ key
    below Select to access the emergency numbers.

       Emergency number 1 911
       Emergency number 2 *911
       Emergency number 3 (None)

    If the value is incorrect, press the \ key below Select and use the
    numeric keypad to make any needed changes, then press \ again to store
    the correct information.  Press / below Back to exit the menu.

11. To display the phone's serial number, from the Main Menu, repeatedly
    press /\ or \/ to select Serial No.  Press \ below Quit] to exit the
    menu.

12. If you are programming the phone for the first time, from the Main
    Menu, repeatedly press /\ or \/ to select Programmed.

    Press \ below Select and enter a four digit number that corresponds to
    the month and year the phone is sold in the format MMYY.  For example,
    for January 1999, enter 0199.

    Note:  This menu location can only be programmed once.  The first date
           entered cannot be changed.  If you try to enter the menu once
           it has been programmed, you hear a short beep and Date already
           stored appears.

13. To exit NAM programming, press (|) to turn the phone off and leave it
    off for five seconds.

(EB/tlc 09/01/98)