If you have a PIN code enabled SIM card and want to remove /disable PIN code using AT commands follow these commands,
suppose 9546 is the current PIN code , Replace 9546 with your PIN code, >>> shows the response from modem.
AT+CPIN? >>> +CPIN: SIM PIN // pin codes need to be entered >>> OK AT+CPIN="9546" >>>; OK AT+CLCK="SC",0,"9546" // disable pin code >>> OK AT+CPIN? >>> +CPIN: READY
Hi,
Thanks for the tip; i’m getting an error, could you please help? The AT+CPIN? gives the expected feedback, but when i type AT+CPIN=”MY PIN” it returns Error. This is a new SIM, any guess?
Kindest regards from Portugal,
Pedro
I hope you have already solved your problem. In case still not solved can you provide your terminal output?
My sim doesn’t have a pin but I keep getting error message like this +CME 58 and error 5.am using gsm A6.. Please assist
Please check this answer on stack exchange which might help.
how to change code pin with at command
AT+CPWD=”SC”,”1234″,”4321″where 1234 is current pin and 4321 is the new pin code.Have a look at this post for more info
hi sir, how can i stop getting URC using AT command in between my parsing ?
Is there any AT command to stop all URC ?
There are several AT commands to enable or disable different URCs. Search the AT-command manual for URC and you will get to know the exact AT-commands to use
Many thanks Sir, very helpful. – All the Best !
suppose if we dont remember the pin number, then what is the alternative to get it??
Enter the wrong pin three times, your sim would get blocked, Now get the PUK code from operator and create a new pin