Kode Perangkat Android

Kode Perangkat Android

1. Kode:*#0*# Cek LCD, warna, vibrasi, speaker, sensor, dimming

2. Kode:*#0011# Cek untuk tes service mode

3. kode:*#06# Cek untuk melihat IMEI

4. Kode:*#1234# Cek versi android dari perangkat.

5. Kode:*#0842# Cek tes vibrasi

6. Kode:*#0228# Cek sinyal dan baterai

7. Kode:*#*#4636#*#* Cek phone information

8. Kode:#*#44336#*#* Cek pda, phone, csc, changelist number

9. Kode:**9998*5282# Cek Setting Java Server

10. Kode:*#9999#0# Cek Lcd

11. Kode:*#232331# Cek bluetooth

12. Kode:*#232338# Cek Wifi

13· Kode:*#232339# Cek wifi sama nomor 12

14· Kode:*#0842# Cek vibra motor

15· Kode:*#0673# Cek audio

16· Kode:*#2263# Cek rf selection

17· Kode:*#9090# Cek diagnosa konfigurasi

18· Kode:*#7284# Cek usb

19· Kode:*#0289# Cek kide meldi

20· Kode:*#2663# Cek tsp firmware

21· Kode:*#03# Cek kode nad flas

22. Kode:*#7353# Cek sistem melodi

23. Kode:*#0782# Cek time clock test

24. Kode:*#0283# Cek Audio Loopback Control

25· Kode:*#0589# Cek lampu sensor

26· Kode:*#0588# Cek proximity sensor

27· Kode:*#273283*255*3282*# Cek Data M?k? Menu

28· Kode:*#273283*255*66328

29. Kode:*#9998*523# dan *#0523# Cek Menampilkan contrast

30. Kode:*#197328640# Cek seperti nomor 5 tapi simpel

31. Kode:*2767*3855# Cek hard reset

32. Kode:*#*#7780#*#* Cek factory reset

33. Kode:*#*#7594#*#* Cek change end call/power option

34· Kode:*#0*# Cek General Test Mode

35· Kode:*#1234# Cek View SW Version PDA, CSC, MODEM)

36· Kode:*#12580*369# Cek SW & HW Info

37· Kode:*#0228# Cek ADC Reading

38· Kode:*#197328640# Cek Service Mode

39· Kode:*#0782# Cek Real Time Clock Test

40· Kode:*#32489# Cek Ciphering Info)

41· Kode:*#232337# Cek Bluetooth Address

42. Kode:*#8999*638# Cek Menunjukkan info network

43. Kode:*#0001# Cek Menunjukkan serial parameter

44. Kode:*2767*3855# Cek Reset handphone

45. Kode:*2767*2878# Cek Phone Lock

46. Kode:*#*#197328640#*#* Cek Service mode

47. Kode:*#*#273283*255*663282*#*#* Cek File copy screen backup media files

48. Kode:*#*#526#*#* Cek Wlan test

49. Kode:*#*#232338#*#* Cek Shows wifi mac address

50. Kode:*#*#1472365#*#* Cek Gps test

51. Kode:**#*#1575#*#* Cek Another gps test

52. Kode:*#*#232331#*#* Cek Bluetooth test

53. Kode:*#*#232337#*# Cek Shows bluetooth device address

54. Kode:*#*#8255#*#* Cek Gtalk service monitor

55. Kode:*#*#0283#*#* Cek Packet loopback

56. Kode:*#*#0*#*#* Cek Lcd test

57. Kode:*#*#0673#*#* Cek Melody test

58. Kode:*#*#0842#*#* Cek Device test vibration test and backlight test

59. Kode:*#*#2663#*#* Cek Touch screen version

60. Kode:*#*#2664#*#* Cek Touch screen test

61. Kode:*#*#0588#*#* Cek Proximity sensor test

62. Kode:*#*#3264#*#* Cek Ram version

63. Kode:*#*#4986*2650468#*#* Cek Pda, phone, h/w, rf call date

64. Kode:*#*#1234#*#* Cek Pda and phone

65. Kode:*#*#1111#*#*Cek Fta sw version

66. Kode:*#*#2222#*#* Cek Fta hw version

67. Kode:*#99984357#* Cek Help Menu

68. Kode:*#9999# Cek Sofware version

69. Kode:*#8888# Cek Hardware version

70. Kode:*#9998*228# Cek Baterai

71. Kode:*#9998*76# Cek Nomor produksi

72. Kode:*#272*imei#* Cek Product code

73· Kode:*#*#8255#*#* Cek Device ID Android

74· Kode:*#872564# Cek USB Logging Control

75· Kode:*#4238378# Cek GCF Configuration

76· Kode:*#745# Cek RIL Dump Menu

77· Kode:*#0283# Cek Audio Loopback Control

78· Kode:*#746# Cek Debug Dump Menu

79· Kode:*#1575# Cek GPS Control Menu

80· Kode:*#3214789650# Cek LBS Test Mode

81· Kode:*2767*3855# Cek Full Factory Reset

82· Kode:*#9900# Cek System Dump Mode

83· Kode:*7465625*782*# Cek Configure Network Lock NSP

84· Kode:*#44336# Cek Sofware Version Info

85· Kode:*#7780# Cek Factory Reset

Android Device Codes

Android Device Codes 

1. Code: * # 0 * # Check the LCD, color, vibration, speakers, sensors, dimming

2. Code: * # 0011 # Check to test the service mode

3. code: * # 06 # Checks to see IMEI

4. Code: * # 1234 # Check the android version of the device.

5. Code: * # 0842 # Check the vibration test

6. Code: * # 0228 # Check the signal and battery

7. Code: * # * # 4636 # * # * Check phone information

8. Code: # * # 44 336 # * # * Check pda, phone, csc, changelist number

9. Code: ** 9998 * 5282 # Check Setting Java Server

10. Code: * # 9999 # 0 # Check Lcd

11. Code: * # 232 331 # Check bluetooth

12. Code: * # 232 338 # Check Wifi

13 · Code: * # 232 339 # Checkwifi at number 12

14 · Code: * # 0842 # Check the motor vibra

15 · Code: * # 0673 # Check the audio

16 · Code: * # 2263 # Check rf selection

17 · Code: * # 9090 # Check the configuration diagnostics

18 · Code: * # 7284 # Check usb

19 · Code: * # 0289 # Check Kide meldi

20 · Code: * # 2663 # Check the firmware tsp

21 · Code: * # 03 # Check code nad flas

22. Code: * # 7353 # Check system melodies

23. Code: * # 0782 # Check the time clock test

24. Code: * # 0283 # Check Audio Loopback Control

25 · Code: * # 0589 # Check the light sensor

26 · Code: * # 0588 # Check the proximity sensor

27 · Code: * # 273 283 * 255 * 3282 * # Check Data M? K? Menu

28 · Code: * # 273 283 * 255 * 66 328

29. Code: * # 9998 * 523 # and * # 0523 #  Check Displays contrast

30. Code: * # 197328640 # Check  Content like number 5 but simple

31. Code: * 2767 * 3855 # Check hard reset

32. Code: * # * # 7780 # * # * Check factory reset

33. Code: * # * # 7594 # * # * Check change end call / power option

34 · Code: * # 0 * # Check General Test Mode

35 · Code: * # 1234 # Check View SW Version PDA, CSC, MODEM)

36 · Code: * # 12580 * 369 # Check SW & HW Info

37 · Code: * # 0228 # Check ADC Reading

38 · Code: * # 197328640 # Check Service Mode

39 · Code: * # 0782 # Check the Real Time Clock Test

40 · Code: * # 32 489 # Check ciphering Info)

41 · Code: * # 232 337 # Check Bluetooth Address

42. Code: * # 8999 * 638 # Check Indicates information network

43. Code: * # 0001 # Check The Serial Parameters Shows

44. Code: * 2767 * 3855 # Check Reset Phone Content

45. Code: * 2767 * 2878 # Check Phone Lock

46. ​​Code: * # * # 197328640 # * # * Check Service Mode

47. Code: * # * # 273 283 * 255 * 663 282 * # * # * Check Files Screen Backup Copy Media Files

48. Code: * # * # 526 # * # * Check Wlan Test

49. Code: * # * # 232 338 # * # * Check Shows Wifi Mac Address

50. Code: * # * # 1472365 # * # * Check GPS Test

51. Code: ** # * # 1575 # * # * Check Another Test GPS

52. Code: * # * # 232 331 # * # * Check Bluetooth Test

53. Code: * # * # 232 337 # * # Check Shows Bluetooth Device Address

54. Code: * # * # 8255 # * # * Check Gtalk Service Monitor

55. Code: * # * # 0283 # * # * Check Packet Loopback

56. Code: * # * # 0 * # * # *  Check Lcd Test

57. Code: * # * # 0673 # * # * Check Melody Test

58. Code: * # * # 0842 # * # * Check Device Test Vibration and Backlight

59. Code: * # * # 2663 # * # * Check Touch Screen Version

60. Code: * # * # 2664 # * # * Check Touch Screen Test

61. Code: * # * # 0588 # * # * Check Proximity Sensor Test

62. Code: * # * # 3264 # * # * Check Ram Version

63. Code: * # * # 4986 * 2650468 # * # * Check Pda, phone, h / w, rf call date

64. Code: * # * # 1234 # * # *  Check Pda and phone

65. Code: * # * # 1111 # * # *  Check sw version Fta

66. Code: * # * # 2222 # * # *  Check Fta hw version

67. Code: * # 99984357 # *  Check the Help Menu

68. Code: * # 9999 #  Check the Software version

69. Code: * # 8888 #  Check the Hardware version

70. Code: * # 9998 * 228 #  Check Battery Check

71. Code: * # 9998 * 76 # Check Number production

72. Code: * # 272 * IMEI # * Check Product code

73 .Code: * # * # 8255 # * # * Check Device ID Android

74 .Code: * # 872 564 # Check the USB Logging Control

75 .Code: * # 4238378 # Check GCF Configuration

76 . Code: * # 745 #  Check RIL Dump Menu

77 . Code: * # 0283 #  Check Audio Loopback Control

78 . Code: * # 746 #  Check Dump Debug Menu

79 . Code: * # 1575 #  Check GPS Control Menu

80 . Code: * # 3214789650 # Check LBS Test Mode

81. Code: * 2767 * 3855 #  Check Full Factory Reset

82 . Code: * # 9900 #  Check System Dump Mode

83 . Code: * 7465625 * 782 * #  Check Configure Network Lock NSP

84. Code: * # 44 336 #  Check The Software Version Info

85 . Code: * # 7780 #  Check  Factory Reset

Code FIFA 16

CODE FIFA 16

Sorting through FIFA's list of new features is always an interesting challenge; often the most publicised changes will feel no different in game, whilst subtle tweaks to, say, heading accuracy, will dramatically affect the way you'll want to build and use your team.

This year, the main general change is to the feeling of speed - not so much in terms of the player attribute, but to the overall snappiness and openness of matches. Things still get tight pretty tight in midfield, but then... you really shouldn't be playing through the middle too much anyway.

Here's what's new to FIFA 16 Game Modes

The Journey Mode - The Journey is FIFA's first ever 'story mode', which sees you take on the role of Alex Hunter in his rise to stardom. It plays a little like the old Be A Pro modes, although there's now an entire story, dialogue system and series of cutscenes constructed around your progress. You can watch us as we gave it a whirl recently in the FIFA 16 demo below, or check out our  complete walkthrough , guide and tips article:

• FUT Champions Mode - You can now compete for real-world prizes by first completing a series of in-game challenges in FIFA 16 Ultimate Team Mode. By winning daily FUT tournaments, you can earn in-game rewards and a spot in the Weekend League. Consistently do well there, by winning as many games as possible from a set number at the weekend, and you can move up another set of Monthly Leaderboard tiers. Do wellthere and you'll have a chance to compete in real-world FIFA tournaments like the Regional Monthly Leaderboards and the FIFA Interactive World Cup.
• Manager Avatars - Managers now feature in FIFA for the first time, with the 20 English Premier League managers all included as of the start of the 15/16 season. You can also choose from a small selection of avatars to represent your own appearance as a manager in Career Mode.

Here's everything new to FIFA 16 gameplay:

Physical Play Overhaul - the introduction of 'Pushback Tech' now allows players, and especially strikers, to more effectively hold up the ball. Holding LT/L2 on the controller when a ball's coming into them will see them stand it up for a layoff, as opposed to the more general 'tight control' option that the button would give you in previous incarnations.

Driven Finish - a driven finish will drill the ball low, with power, towards the goal. It can lead to some spectacular stuff when done on the volley or from distance, and is surprisingly easy to execute. Simply double-tap the 'shoot' button (B for Xbox or Circle for PlayStation on Classic controls) to perform it. Interestingly however, the best method for driven shots is to hold down shoot first, and then quickly tap it a second time. Roughly three bars of power is the golden rule here - that's because the driven shot's power is calculated by how much you hold down the first tap, and is simply activated by the second.

Threaded Through Pass - This one, at first, seems to be the same as a standard through ball. In actual fact it allows to to 'thread' the ball through a greater number of players and smaller spaces between them, meaning it's great for those forwards who drop deep, hold the ball up, then turn to thread a ball through for a midfield runner going beyond them. To perform it, simply hold down RB/R1 and press the through ball button (normally Y or Triangle).

Trivela Free Kick - A new, 'outside of foot'-style free kick which allows you to bend the ball around the outside of the wall with different-footed players to previous FIFA games. Check out our dedicated set piece guide which includes all free kicks in the game, for more on that.

Reworked Set Pieces - Speaking of which, all set pieces in the game (free kicks, corners, throw-ins, and penalties) have been reworked this year with completely different systems. A reminder again that our comperhensive set piece guide will take you through every single one step by step to help you get the most out of the new dead ball plays.

Low Crosses - You can now perform a low cross by triple-tapping the cross button, which will whip the ball in low to the ground. Great for short, speedy forwards with high agility and attacking movement who aren't so good in the air, like Sergio Aguero or Marcus Rashford.

Driven Goalkeeper Throws and Driven Goalkeeper Kicks - Goalkeepers receive some long overdue attention this year with the addition of driven throws and kicks. Now, whenever the 'keeper has the ball in their hands (not at dead ball goal kicks), you can drill out your distribution rapidly by holding down the R1/RB button and either the throw or kick button, depending on your choice. Throws are great for picking out close-by players who would normally be beaten to the ball, whilst driven goalkeeper kicks are fantastic for starting counter attacks if you have a fast player free up top.

FIFA 16 tips

Those new features aside, FIFA 16 still differs subtly from prior versions in a number of ways, with a slightly different feel to gameplay, tweaks to the UI, and more. For returning fans who've been playing FIFA 15 right up until 16's launch, or newcomer's who've been away from the game for a while, there's plenty to bear in mind.

Here are a few general tips to get you back in the game as quickly as possible:

Vary your passing - FIFA is becoming more and more a case of space-management, by which we mean the practice of drawing the opponent out of position and creating space for you to progress. We personally felt the effect of high-pressing teams to be particularly noticeable this year, especially on the highest difficulties, and as such you'll want to master the art of opening up the pitch for yourself. The best way to do so is with varied passing: a couple short, simple balls into feet at the back, followed by a big switch with the driven pass (R1/RB + Pass), driven lob (R1/RB + Lobbed Pass), standard long ball or maybe even a swanky new threaded through ball (R1/RB + Through Ball) will swiftly open up the pitch for you. Keep an eye on your rader for those off-screen Paul Scholes wonderballs!

Practice your skill moves - We know, practising skills in FIFA is arduous work, but it'll pay off for you big time in the long run. Turn the difficulty right down and play several games against the computer for the best way to practice against opposition players. We recommend mastering the dummy shot (quickly tap Shoot then Pass buttons) for beginners, before moving onto the more complex stuff. It works wonders against 'headless chicken' ball chasers (like us) who you'll find online, although the computer's inhuman reactions are a little too good to be fooled at higher levels.

Pace is back, sort of - It may not be anywhere near as bad as some recent FIFAs, but pace is still important again this year, particularly in comparison to the running-through-mud feeling of FIFA 17. Expect to see FUT teams loaded with high Sprint Speed players online, and bear in mind that your full backs will get absolute skinned in a lot of 1v1 sitations on the wing if you aren't suitably well-positioned.

Slide tackles are out - Nerfed into the ground once again, slide tackles won't give you much relief from all that pace this year. They're far more likely to end in either a foul, a defender being skinned, or even better a successful tackle that rebounds the ball straight to another opponent, than they are to leave you with possession afterwards, so stay on your feet in FIFA 16, like all good defenders should.

Near-post shots are much harder - Much the same as slide tackling, near-post shots (overpowered when performed correctly and coupled with Finesse shooting in FIFA 15) are now almost completely ineffective in normal circumstances. Cross-goal shots are the new black this year - expect more detail from us on finishing and scoring goals in general in the near future!

Headers are overpowered - From early experience, by far the best way to score in FIFA 16 is with headers, particularly the new downward header we highlighted above. Practice your crossing repeatedly on lower difficulties, and learn how to lead a player with a teasing ball into the box to help them gain some momentum on the ball. A seemingly safe situation out wide can end in a match-deciding goal out of nowhere now, so remember to close down those wingers and stop crosses at the source this year, too.

That's all for our general tips and tricks in FIFA 16 - stay tuned for more FIFA 16 tips, guides, and tutorials in the coming weeks and days, and remember: practice, practice, practice!

Code FIFA 17

CODE FIFA 17

Sorting through FIFA's list of new features is always an interesting challenge; often the most publicised changes will feel no different in game, whilst subtle tweaks to, say, heading accuracy, will dramatically affect the way you'll want to build and use your team.

This year, the main general change is to the feeling of speed - not so much in terms of the player attribute, but to the overall snappiness and openness of matches. Things still get tight pretty tight in midfield, but then... you really shouldn't be playing through the middle too much anyway.

Here's what's new to FIFA 17 Game Modes

The Journey Mode - The Journey is FIFA's first ever 'story mode', which sees you take on the role of Alex Hunter in his rise to stardom. It plays a little like the old Be A Pro modes, although there's now an entire story, dialogue system and series of cutscenes constructed around your progress. You can watch us as we gave it a whirl recently in the FIFA 17 demo below, or check out our  complete walkthrough , guide and tips article:

• FUT Champions Mode - You can now compete for real-world prizes by first completing a series of in-game challenges in FIFA 17 Ultimate Team Mode. By winning daily FUT tournaments, you can earn in-game rewards and a spot in the Weekend League. Consistently do well there, by winning as many games as possible from a set number at the weekend, and you can move up another set of Monthly Leaderboard tiers. Do wellthere and you'll have a chance to compete in real-world FIFA tournaments like the Regional Monthly Leaderboards and the FIFA Interactive World Cup.
• Manager Avatars - Managers now feature in FIFA for the first time, with the 20 English Premier League managers all included as of the start of the 16/17 season. You can also choose from a small selection of avatars to represent your own appearance as a manager in Career Mode.

Here's everything new to FIFA 17 gameplay:

Physical Play Overhaul - the introduction of 'Pushback Tech' now allows players, and especially strikers, to more effectively hold up the ball. Holding LT/L2 on the controller when a ball's coming into them will see them stand it up for a layoff, as opposed to the more general 'tight control' option that the button would give you in previous incarnations.

Driven Finish - a driven finish will drill the ball low, with power, towards the goal. It can lead to some spectacular stuff when done on the volley or from distance, and is surprisingly easy to execute. Simply double-tap the 'shoot' button (B for Xbox or Circle for PlayStation on Classic controls) to perform it. Interestingly however, the best method for driven shots is to hold down shoot first, and then quickly tap it a second time. Roughly three bars of power is the golden rule here - that's because the driven shot's power is calculated by how much you hold down the first tap, and is simply activated by the second.

Threaded Through Pass - This one, at first, seems to be the same as a standard through ball. In actual fact it allows to to 'thread' the ball through a greater number of players and smaller spaces between them, meaning it's great for those forwards who drop deep, hold the ball up, then turn to thread a ball through for a midfield runner going beyond them. To perform it, simply hold down RB/R1 and press the through ball button (normally Y or Triangle).

Trivela Free Kick - A new, 'outside of foot'-style free kick which allows you to bend the ball around the outside of the wall with different-footed players to previous FIFA games. Check out our dedicated set piece guide which includes all free kicks in the game, for more on that.

Reworked Set Pieces - Speaking of which, all set pieces in the game (free kicks, corners, throw-ins, and penalties) have been reworked this year with completely different systems. A reminder again that our comperhensive set piece guide will take you through every single one step by step to help you get the most out of the new dead ball plays.

Low Crosses - You can now perform a low cross by triple-tapping the cross button, which will whip the ball in low to the ground. Great for short, speedy forwards with high agility and attacking movement who aren't so good in the air, like Sergio Aguero or Marcus Rashford.

Driven Goalkeeper Throws and Driven Goalkeeper Kicks - Goalkeepers receive some long overdue attention this year with the addition of driven throws and kicks. Now, whenever the 'keeper has the ball in their hands (not at dead ball goal kicks), you can drill out your distribution rapidly by holding down the R1/RB button and either the throw or kick button, depending on your choice. Throws are great for picking out close-by players who would normally be beaten to the ball, whilst driven goalkeeper kicks are fantastic for starting counter attacks if you have a fast player free up top.

FIFA 17 tips

Those new features aside, FIFA 17 still differs subtly from prior versions in a number of ways, with a slightly different feel to gameplay, tweaks to the UI, and more. For returning fans who've been playing FIFA 16 right up until 17's launch, or newcomer's who've been away from the game for a while, there's plenty to bear in mind.

Here are a few general tips to get you back in the game as quickly as possible:

Vary your passing - FIFA is becoming more and more a case of space-management, by which we mean the practice of drawing the opponent out of position and creating space for you to progress. We personally felt the effect of high-pressing teams to be particularly noticeable this year, especially on the highest difficulties, and as such you'll want to master the art of opening up the pitch for yourself. The best way to do so is with varied passing: a couple short, simple balls into feet at the back, followed by a big switch with the driven pass (R1/RB + Pass), driven lob (R1/RB + Lobbed Pass), standard long ball or maybe even a swanky new threaded through ball (R1/RB + Through Ball) will swiftly open up the pitch for you. Keep an eye on your rader for those off-screen Paul Scholes wonderballs!

Practice your skill moves - We know, practising skills in FIFA is arduous work, but it'll pay off for you big time in the long run. Turn the difficulty right down and play several games against the computer for the best way to practice against opposition players. We recommend mastering the dummy shot (quickly tap Shoot then Pass buttons) for beginners, before moving onto the more complex stuff. It works wonders against 'headless chicken' ball chasers (like us) who you'll find online, although the computer's inhuman reactions are a little too good to be fooled at higher levels.

Pace is back, sort of - It may not be anywhere near as bad as some recent FIFAs, but pace is still important again this year, particularly in comparison to the running-through-mud feeling of FIFA 17. Expect to see FUT teams loaded with high Sprint Speed players online, and bear in mind that your full backs will get absolute skinned in a lot of 1v1 sitations on the wing if you aren't suitably well-positioned.

Slide tackles are out - Nerfed into the ground once again, slide tackles won't give you much relief from all that pace this year. They're far more likely to end in either a foul, a defender being skinned, or even better a successful tackle that rebounds the ball straight to another opponent, than they are to leave you with possession afterwards, so stay on your feet in FIFA 17, like all good defenders should.

Near-post shots are much harder - Much the same as slide tackling, near-post shots (overpowered when performed correctly and coupled with Finesse shooting in FIFA 16) are now almost completely ineffective in normal circumstances. Cross-goal shots are the new black this year - expect more detail from us on finishing and scoring goals in general in the near future!

Headers are overpowered - From early experience, by far the best way to score in FIFA 17 is with headers, particularly the new downward header we highlighted above. Practice your crossing repeatedly on lower difficulties, and learn how to lead a player with a teasing ball into the box to help them gain some momentum on the ball. A seemingly safe situation out wide can end in a match-deciding goal out of nowhere now, so remember to close down those wingers and stop crosses at the source this year, too.

That's all for our general tips and tricks in FIFA 17 - stay tuned for more FIFA 17 tips, guides, and tutorials in the coming weeks and days, and remember: practice, practice, practice!