CDMA systems exist in parallel to GSM systems. Points of interest can be found here.

The CDMA Development Group expresses that, as of May 2012, there are 329 administrators in 121 nations offering CDMA2000 1X and/or 1xEV-DO benefit.

In this manner it bodes well for OpenCellID to bolster CDMA systems notwithstanding GSM systems.

A CDMA cell tower recognizable proof consists of the accompanying data:

SID - System ID

NID - Network ID

Offered - Basestation ID

System Identification (SID)

The SID (System Identification Number) is a 15 bit number (0-32,767) transmitted by base stations that distinguishes a remote framework that fits in with a TIA cell or PCS standard. The SID is utilized by mobiles to perceive when they are in their home framework (e.g. it controls the "meander" light). Some more up to date telephones may keep up a rundown of "favored" frameworks distinguished by their SID code. The SID may likewise adjust some flagging messages that are transmitted by mobiles.

NID

In a CDMA system, a portable station judges whether meandering happens in view of a couple of character numbers (SID and NID).

Every nearby versatile system is dispensed with one SID and the particular number designated to every neighborhood system is indicated by the system supplier.

The Network Identity Number is comprised of 16 bits, with 0 and 65535 held. 0 is utilized to speak to those base stations in a specific SID range not having a place with a particular NID region. 65535 is utilized to show that a versatile client can meander in the entire SID region. For a CDMA system side, there is no understanding of NID, however a trade number (one byte), which is utilized to recognize the system gear where a client is found.

BID

BIDS are supposed Billing Identifications.

BIDS are doled out by CIBERNET (+1-202-785-0081).

WCDMA

Wideband CDMA (WCDMA) is an air interface standard found in 3G portable information transfers systems, eg in UMTS systems.

From the OpenCellID point of view this is nothing we need to consider independently.