MEID hex format
ClientMEID hex format under 3GPP2 splits 14 hex characters into reporting body (2), manufacturer code (6), and serial (6), plus optional Luhn mod-16 check digit. Paste to validate structure—not carrier assignment tables.
Section breakdown
Characters 1–2: reporting body. 3–8: manufacturer code. 9–14: serial. Optional character 15: Luhn mod-16 check digit.
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CDMA MEIDs appear as 14 hexadecimal digits plus an optional check digit (15 total), or as an 18-digit decimal form with its own check digit. Hex values containing A–F use Luhn mod‑16; all‑ decimal hex uses Luhn mod‑10—same family as IMEI on GSM handsets.
Result
GSM devices use IMEI instead—open IMEI checker when the label shows a 15-digit decimal identifier.
Passes MEID Luhn check for AF0123450ABCDEC (hex form).
- Reporting body (RR)
- AF
- Hex compact
- AF0123450ABCDE
- Manufacturer code
- 012345
- Serial number
- 0ABCDE
Common use cases
- Document expected layout in MDM onboarding wiki.
- Spot mis-pasted IMEI values in MEID columns.
Common mistakes to avoid
Expecting format validation to reveal carrier or SKU
Deep assignment requires carrier databases beyond public checksum rules.
FAQ
What is the MEID hex format?
14 hex: 2 + 6 + 6 for body fields, optional 15th Luhn mod-16 check digit.
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