CellShark works on the Nokia C6-01, C7 Astound, C7, N8, Oro, X7, E7, 500, 600, 700, and the 701.
Top half of the screen
Current Mode: This will display the current connection mode of the phone, GSM, WCDMA, etc
Network Name: Name of the network you're connected to.
Network Status: Connection status, Home Network, Roaming Network, No Network, Connecting, Emergency Only, Access Denied, Network Busy.
CGI Button: Alert on current CGI, Explained further later.
CGI: Current cells CGI, MCCMNC-LAC-CELLID (MobileCountyCode.mobile phonetalk.com MobileNetworkCode-LocationAreaIdentity-Cellid.
Hex LAC & Cell: Current cells CGI converted into Hexadecimal.
Signal Strength: Current signal strength.
Alert on CGI button: Search for user set CGI value in mobile phonetalk.com the box to the right, Explained further later.
Total Handovers: Total CGI handovers since app started.
Total No Networks: Count of how many times your phone has dropped out of coverage.
System Sounds
Built into CellShark are 4 different audible alerts which allows you to know what's going on without having to look at your phone. A different tone is associated mobile phonetalk.com with each main event, network connect, network drop, cell search connect, and cell search drop. All tones can be turned off by unticking the Sound tick box. I find the sounds feature mobile phonetalk.com is handy when I'm out of coverage and want to use my phone, start CellShark and you're alerted the very second you're in coverage, without having to constantly mobile phonetalk.com check your phone.
Graph Tab
This is the main tab when CellShark is opened. It is a scrolling graphical display of your signal mobile phonetalk.com strength for the previous 120 seconds. A nice feature is the current connection mode 2G or 3G are displayed in different shades of green (see next image), 3G = Light Green, 2G = Dark Green. Also shown are the cell handovers which are indicated in red.
Stats Table
This is a very useful table as it tells you exactly what's going on with your connection status, i.e. what cells mobile phonetalk.com you hit (CGI column), how many times you've attached to that cell (Hits column), Total seconds connected to that cell (Secs column), and the most mobile phonetalk.com important value, the % on that cell. In the example above you can see that 32% of the time my home cell is 23430-606-34627, I've handed onto it 7 times, and stayed connected for 866 seconds.
History Table
The history table records your connection status history, timestamped CGIs with the current mode (2G/3G), and seconds connected.
Alert Buttons
A great feature is you can use CellShark to alert you when you connect or disconnect to a cell, which you will be alerted by a different audible mobile phonetalk.com tone and the CGI search box changing colour, red = connected, grey = not connected. You can set the search function to your current connected cell by clicking the CGI button.
To search for a user defined cell and to be alerted when mobile phonetalk.com you connect/disconnect by a tone, enter a CGI in the text input CGI box, shown red in the image below (red = connected), then click the Alert on CGI button. In the example below it's set to 23430-606-34627, you can also use partial CGIs mobile phonetalk.com to alert on a LAC for example, 23430-606, or alert on a network 23430.
Tick Boxes
Keep Awake: Ticked as default, this stops phone from sleeping.
Sounds: Ticked mobile phonetalk.com as default, this enables CellSharks audible alerts.
Options
CellShark runs in the foreground or the background, with the phone awake or asleep. To run mobile phonetalk.com CellShark in the background click Options>Run in Background.
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