All Blackberry Secret Codes

Blackberry Codes

You can obtain lots of information by entering secret codes on your BlackBerry device. Compose a new email in your BlackBerry device and enter one of the following secret codes in the text field and press space to get the following information.

Secret Code: mynumber
Typing this code into an email or text will automatically display your cell phone number in your message. This is particularly helpful when you have more than one BlackBerry device that you use on regular basis.

Secret Code: myver
Typing this code into an email or text exhibits your device’s software version and its model number.

Secret Code: LD
Typing this code into an email or text exhibits the local date.

Secret Code: LT
Typing this code into an email or text exhibits the local time.

Secret Code: mysig
Typing this code into an email or text returns the information you entered in the BlackBerry Options, Owner screen tab.

Secret Code: mypin
Typing this code into an email or text exhibits your BlackBerry device’s PIN.

Keyboard Codes

You’ll need to enter the following codes while you are on the Home screen.

Code: A or C
Information Returned: Phonebook

Code: S
Information Returned: Search

Code: F
Information Returned: Phone profiles

Code: W or B
Information Returned: Browser

Code: H
Information Returned: Help

Code: K
Information Returned: Locks the keys

Code: L
Information Returned: Calendar

Code: V
Information Returned: Messages

Code: M
Information Returned: Messages folder

Code: R
Information Returned: Alarm

Code: T
Information Returned: Tasks

Code: U
Information Returned: Calculator

Code: I
Information Returned: Applications

Code: O
Information Returned: Options

Code: P
Information Returned: Phone

Browser Codes

You’ll need to enter the following codes while you are in the browser.

Press T to go to the top of page.
Press B to go to the bottom of page.
Press Space for page down.
Press U to switch between hide/unhide in title bar.

Blackberry Bold 2 Tips & Tricks

ALT-CAP-H is a help screen
ALT-CAP-DEL performs a reset (like taking out the battery)
ALT-L-G-L-G shows a log file
ALT-N-M-L-L Turns signal strength into numbers (and a second time to return to bars)

Pressing the LEFT Alt, Left Shift and H button will show your Vendor ID, Platform, App Version, PIN, IMEI, Uptime, Signal Strength, Battery Level, File Free and File Total

Enterprise Activation

ALT-CNFG In Options -> Advanced Options -> Enterprise Activation Settings for Enterprise Activation

Address Book

ALT-VALD In address book list Validate the data structure and look for inconsistencies

ALT-RBLD In address book list Force a data structure rebuild

Browser

ALT-RBVS Any HTML/WML webpage View web page source code

Calendar

ALT+VIEW Inside any Calendar item Show extra info for a Calendar event

SYNC Calendar app>Options Enable Calendar slow sync

RSET Calendar app>Options Will prompt for a reload of the calendar from the BES

RCFG Calendar app>Options Request BES configuration

SCFG Calendar app>Options Send device configuration

DCFG Calendar app>Options Get CICAL configuration

SUPD Calendar app>Options Enable detailed Cal. report for backup

SUPS Calendar app>Options Disable detailed Cal. report for backup

SUPN Calendar app>Options Disable Cal. report database

LUID Calendar app>Options Enable view by UID

SRSL Calendar app>Options Show Reminder status log

Messaging

ALT + V I E W For messages, displays the RefId and FolderId for that particular message. For PIM items, displays only the RefId.

Search Application

ALT-ADVM Search Application Enabled Advanced Global Search

MMS

MMSC Options -> MMS Show MMS hidden options

Home Screen

ALT-JKVV Home Screen Display cause of PDP reject

ALT + CAP + H Home screen Displays the Help Me screen

ALT + E A C E Home screen Displays the Help Me screen

ALT + E S C R Home Screen Displays the Help Me screen

ALT + N M L L Home screen Switches the signal strength from bars to a numeric value.

ALT + L G L G Home screen Displays the Java™ event log.

WLAN

ALT-SMON WLAN wizard screen Enable simulated Wizard mode

ALT-SMOF WLAN wizard screen Disable simulated Wizard mode

Theme

ALT-THMN Any menu Change to no theme (B&W)

ALT-THMD Any menu Change to default theme

Date/Time

LOLO Options -> Date/Time Show Network time values

SIM CARD

MEPD Options>Advanced options>SIM card Display MEP info

MEP1 Options>Advanced options>SIM card Disable SIM personalization

MEP2 Options>Advanced options>SIM card Disable Network personalization

MEP3 Options>Advanced options>SIM card Disable Network subset personalization

MEP4 Options>Advanced options>SIM card Disable Service provider personalization

MEP5 Options>Advanced options>SIM card Disable Corporate personalization

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Test Procedure
To perform a test using the hardware diagnostic tool on the BlackBerry smartphone, complete the following steps:

On the Home screen on the BlackBerry smartphone, Select Options / Status.
On the Status screen, TYPE test.
Note: On BlackBerry smartphones that support SureType® technology, use the multi-tap input method.
From the menu on the Device Self Test Application screen, select Start.

Music Control
During a song's playback, you can hold the volume button up or down to skip forward or back a song. This can be done at any screen.

N - Next Song (now playing screen)
P - Previous Song (now playing screen)

Mute Button - Mute Song
Space Bar - Stop / Play Music (in now playing screen)

Picture Viewing
R (3) - Zoom +
W (1) - Zoom -
S (4) - Pan Left
F (6) - Pan Right
E (2) - Pan Up
X (8) - Pan Down
L - Rotate Clockwise
N - Next Picture
P - Previous Picture

Clock
B - Enter Bedside Mode
S (4) - Stopwatch Mode
T - Timer

Hotspot Browser:
T - Scroll Up
Space - Scroll Down
U - Toggle Top Bar
V - Search For
R - Refresh
P - Page Properties
I - Zoom +
O - Zoom -
A - Add Bookmark
S (4) - Browser Options
D - Close Browser
H - Home
K - Bookmarks
Z - Toggle Text Sizing
C (9) - Connection Information
B - Scroll Down

Phone Information
ALT + Right Shift + H = Phone Information (Help Me!)
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Blackberry Curve 8900 Tips & Tricks

How To Optimize BlackBerry Curve 8900 Memory Performance

The best way to optimize BlackBerry memory performance is to leave much more empty memeory on BlackBerry 8900. as I know, you should maintain at least 400 KB of application memory on your BlackBerry Curve 8900. To optimize BlackBerry8900 memory, you can try to delete items that you do not need from your BlackBerry Curve 8900 to increase the amount of application memory.

Delete old email and MMS messages on BlackBerry Curve 8900, especially messages with attachments.
If you recently updated the BlackBerry Curve 8900 Software over the wireless network, delete the previous version of the BlackBerry Device Software.
Clear the browser cache.
Delete contacts that are already in your organization’s address book.
Delete applications and languages that you do not use on BlackBerry Curve 8900.

To optimize BlackBerry8900 memory, you can try to change options for email messages, calendar entries, and media files to use less memory on BlackBerry Curve 8900. set it up as follows:

Reduce the amount of time that your BlackBerry Curve 8900 stores email messages and calendar entries.
If you changed the picture quality for pictures that you take, change the picture quality setting to Normal.
Stop forwarding email messages to your device when your BlackBerry Curve 8900 is connected to your computer.
Receive only the first section of long email messages.
Reduce the picture quality in the browser.

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Blackberry 8320 Tips & Tricks

Here are some secret codes for your BlackBerry cell phone.

1. Decibel meter.
Shows your signal strength in decibels instead of bars.
Hold “Alt” and press “NMLL” (repeat to reverse the effect).

2. Address Book file verification.
Checks the data in your Address Book for inconsistencies.
Hold “Alt” and press “VALD” in the Address Book.

3. Address Book data structure rebuild.
Forces a data structure re-build in the Address Book.
Hold “Alt” and press “RBLD” in the Address Book.

4. View source code.
Shows the source code of a Web page.
Hold “Alt” and press “RBVS” in the Address Book.
5. Help Me! menu.

Provides crucial technical information about your device.
Hold “Alt” and (left) “shift”, then press “H”.

6. IMEI number.
Shows your device’s international mobile equipment identity (IMEI – your serial number) on-screen.
Type “*#06#” on the home screen.

7. “Soft” reset.
Performs a “soft” reset of your device; the equivalent of doing a “battery pull” (ie. Removing the battery for a few seconds).
Press-and-hold “Alt”, then press-and-hold (left) “shift”, then press-and-hold “Del”.

8. Event Log.
Shows event logs of all the system-level events that occur on your cell phone.
Hold “Alt” and press “LGLG”.
In some cases, you will need to be on the Home screen when you enter these codes:
A or C = phonebook
S = search
F = phone profiles
W or B = browser
H = help
K = locks the keys
L = calendar
V = messages
M = messages folder
R = alarm
T = tasks
U = calculator
I = applications
O = options
P = phone.
T – Top of page (in browser)
B – Bottom of page (in browser)
Space – Page down (in browser)
ALT + Right Shift + Del = hard reset
D – Memo pad
U – Switch between hide/unhide in title bar (in browser)
ALT + NMLL = numbers instead of bars for signal strength

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