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Mobile Equipment Identifier (MEID)

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MEID's are also manged by the TIA. These are 56 bits long, and like ESN's, identify the manufacturer of a mobile device as well as the serial number assigned to the device by that manufacturer.

The MEID consists of 32 bits to specify the manufacturer and 24 bits to specify the serial number: The first 4 bits of the manufacturer code are 'reserved,' and restricted to just a few values. There can also be a 4 bit 'check digit' appended to the end, but this is not transmitted between the mobile device and the CDMA system (according to 3GPP2 S.R0048-A) and is not common to see.

Steinberg cubase pro 8 free download torrent. There are two proper ways to represent MEIDs:

• 14 character hex code: An 8 character hex code to represent the manufacturer (2 for the reserved portion, 6 for the actual manufacturer portion), and a 6 character hex code to represent the serial number. This is the most widely used format. Examples: 0xA10000009296F2 (using 0x to indicate that a hex value follows), 0hA00000003FF642 (using 0h to indicate that a hex value follows), ff000000b2c63a (without a prefix).
• 18 digit decimal code: A 10 digit decimal number to represent the manufacturer, and an 8 digit decimal number to represent the serial number. Example: 268435456010201020.

To convert between the two, break up your code (in either format) into a manufacturer block and a serial number block, convert the block to/from decimal/hex separately, then concatenate the two blocks. Make sure the blocks start and end with the correct number of hex characters/decimal digits.

• Hex format to decimal format example: 0xA10000009296F2 breaks into 0xA1000000 and 0x9296F2. 0xA1000000 in decimal is 2701131776, and 0x9296F2 is 9606898. The converted manufacturer block is OK (10 decimal digits), but the serial number block is one short (it's 7 instead of 8), so we prepend a 0 to it. The converted MEID is 270113177609606898 (18 decimal digits).
• Decimal format to hex format example: 268435456010201020 breaks into 2684354560 and 10201020. 2684354560 in hex is 0xA0000000, and 10201020 is 0x9BA7BC. The converted MEID is 0xA00000009BA7BC.

Some improper, but not-uncommon ways of representing MEIDs are:

• Converting the 18 digit decimal code above straight to hexadecimal (i.e. not splitting it into 10 digits for the manufacturer and 8 for the serial number). To correct this, convert the hex number back to decimal, then split up the manufacturer (10 digits) and serial number (8 digits).
• Converting the 14 character hex code above straight to decimal (i.e. not splitting it into 8 characters for the manufacturer and 6 for the serial number). To correct this, convert the decimal number back to hex, then split up the manufacturer (8 characters) and the serial number (6 characters).

Tip: For MEIDs, it can be difficult to convert to/from hex/decimal an improper code, since the numbers are so large (they cause an error if the 'integer' type used in whatever conversion routine is not big enough). If you're using Excel:

Resources for MEID's:

How to make conversion like on this page?http://www.esnconverter.com/index.php?esn=88888888

I tried to make like this but the result is wrong

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Esn Dec Meid Converter To Decimal

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1 Answer

According to Wikipedia

For the decimal format the first three digits are the decimal representation of the first 8 bits (between 000 and 255 inclusive) and the next 8 digits are derived from the remaining 24 bits and will be between 00000000 and 16777215 inclusive

The above gives the same output with that page, however, I don't know anything about an ESN.

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