Что значат эти цифры на симках как разшифровать кто знает ?
Что значат эти цифры на симках как разшифровать кто знает ?
первый 2 цифры 89 - не знаю
далее страна
далее номер оператора
для Белорусии симки 8937501****** Velcom
8937502****** МТС
8937503****** теоретически должен быть БэСТ
Для России **7****** Страна
***011 Мтс
***019 Билайн
не только теоретически, но и практически хоть и понять это сложно.Сообщение от TimonKaK
Так как в сети пишет как 257 04.
на юмсе поледние 6 цифр номер без первой а среди первых есть часть имса ну того чо ворон читает
Вообщем это не что иное как 20-значный
ICC-ID карты, который прописывается после
KI и IMSI на сильвере начиная с 6-ой версии
прошивки PIC-ador'а.
ЛЁГКО!
Тоже, что и на кредитных картах
ITU-T Recommendation E.118 "The international telecommunication charge card" (с картинками)
1 Preamble
Telecommunication charge cards may be issued by Recognized Operating Agencies (ROAs) to allow customers to use their card in connection with various international services at appropriate charges for each transaction and have the charges billed to their account in the country where the ROA issued the charge card. Cards issued by ROAs in accordance with this Recommendation conform to the appropriate ISO Standards.
2 Numbering system
2.1 Card numbering structure
The numbering of the card to be issued by ROAs shall be as follows based on International Standard ISO/IEC 7812 [1] (Identification cards – Numbering system and registration procedure for issuer identifiers).
The maximum length of the visible card number (primary account number) should be 19 characters and is composed of the following subparts (see Figure 1):
– Major Industry Identifier (MII);
– country code;
– issuer identifier;
– individual account identification number;
– parity check digit computed according to the Luhn formula (see International Standard ISO/IEC 7812 [1], Annex B). In addition to the parity check digit, ROAs may incorporate a validation check device in some location on the card which could be changed when new cards are issued.
NOTE – Major industry and issuer identifier numbers of the form 66xxxx have already been assigned to some Administrations as a transitional measure. Charge cards of this type are fully compatible with ISO standards.
2.2 Issuer identifier number assignment and registration procedure
a) The assignment of specific issuer identifier numbers should be the responsibility of a country or group of countries as appropriate. These numbers should only be assigned to ROAs with the agreement of their Administrations.
b) These issuer identifier numbers are normally used to distinguish among multiple ROAs who issue cards within a country. However, these numbers may also be used to distinguish individual countries sharing the same country code (as defined in Recommendation E.164 [2]) or, if appropriate, to distinguish both countries and issuers.
c) The Director of the TSB is responsible for the registration and/or cancellation of issuer identifier numbers (IINs) for ROAs with the approval of their Administrations. An illustrative registration form is contained in Figure 2.
d) A one time fee shall be collected in order for an IIN to be assigned and registered by the TSB. Applications shall be accompanied by evidence of payment to the ITU of the one time fee.
e) In the event of technical or operational difficulties in allocating an IIN, the Director of the TSB should consult the Chairman of Study Group 1.
f) The TSB shall maintain a list of the allocated IINs.
g) Additions, deletions and changes to this list should be published in the first available ITU Operational Bulletin.
h) The consolidated list of allocated IINs should be published periodically in the ITU Operational Bulletin.
2.3 Information content
The information on an international telecommunication charge card should clearly include:
1) the card number (on a combined national/international card; the national number, if different, should be appropriately designated);
and optionally include:
2) the name of the issuing ROA1) and, where appropriate, the country of issue;
3) the card holder’s name and signature;
4) the date of expiry;
5) instructions on how the card should be used. (Some ROAs may prefer to issue instructions separately.)
In addition, the logo of the ITU may, at the card issuer’s option, appear somewhere on the card to facilitate recognition of the card by card acceptors where presentation of the card is required as a part of the service (i.e. bureau services).
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Последний раз редактировалось abvg; 07.03.2006 в 17:19.
Если я не ошибаюсь easy sim 7.20 считывает ICC-ID карты
А далее номер карты по порядку!
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