If you are confused over the different menu choices in Field Test Mode on your iPhone this video serves as a guide to help you match models, chipsets and which menu you will see when dialing *3001#12345#* for Field Test Mode. The signal strength indicator can be found on all iPhones with Verizon, Sprint, AT&T or T-Mobile if you know what to look for in the menu. I also show Excellent, Good, Fair, Poor and No Signal ranges for both types of chipsets.
This used to be different with iOS…
I phone 8 plus rsrp0 fair -106 to -120 pls solution?
I have a Intel chip in a T-Mobile iPhone 6s Plus and I don’t have either menu
It is quick with no extra fill. That is good. But when you say anything 'greater' than X is good, that is confusing to the newbies. I know because I teach newbies and they went crazy! Please point out that less than is better, again, for the iPhone, and why. Thank you
I see none of these items in the Intel menu
XD mine goes over 120
I have iphone 7 a1778 and this does not work
I get into the intel menu but after clicking "serving cell measure" it just says "waiting for update"
The menus have changed since iOS 12. Anyone have the new info on what to look for? I have an intel chip
Are there any ways to reset the field test readout other than a reboot for a Verizon 8 plus?
What?
My iphone 7 model is A1660 but it opens up a menu similiar to intel
In my iphone 7plus in display signal strength is showing like lines I want to change in dots
I have AT&T but my iPhone 8’s model number is A1863
I’ve tried this multiple times and I upgraded to iOS 11 (regrettably) shortly after it was released. Is there a way to make field test mode permanently on iOS 11?
My phone model is A1864
My iPhone 8plus has a A11 Bionic chip as do the iPhone 8 and X. I have a different Field Test page than the video so I am not able to get field test.