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Encyclopedia > Mobile Identification Number

Mobile Identification Number or MIN refers to the 10-digit unique number that a wireless operator uses to identify the phone.


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About Cellulars: Cellular Telephony (4209 words)
Whenever a mobile unit is turned on, even when not placing a call, whenever there is power to the unit, it transmits its phone number and its 8-digit ID number.
This 34 bit binary number is derived from the unit’s telephone number, MIN1 is the last seven digits of the telephone number and MIN2 is the area code.
Messages to mobile stations with the least significant bit of their MIN number equal to "0" are sent on stream A, and those with a "1" are sent on stream B. The busy-idle stream contains busy-idle bits, which are used to indicate the status of the reverse control channel.
Privateline.com: Back Issues (7073 words)
A mobile first responds to a page on the reverse control channel of the cell it is in.
The mobile identification number or MIN is your telephone's telephone number.
A MIN is not your directory number since it is not long enough to include a country code.
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