Your three SIMs, your NR5103E router, and the paths that make every number ring β over 5G/FTTP, no copper wires.
| Number | Network | Role | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| +447467419528 | UK mobile | Main line β court, personal | β registered |
| +447407423150 | Vodafone / Three (global SIM) | Powers the NR5103E home router | β registered |
| +491604625055 | Penny Mobile (Germany) | German line | β registered |
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| IMEI | 354551490845132 |
| SIM | Three UK (IMSI 234200505636590 Β· ICCID 8944200β¦6114f) |
| Access | NR5G-NSA Β· bands B1, B3, B28, n78 |
| Signal | RSRP -100 Β· SINR 1 (weak-to-moderate β fine for data/SMS, not ideal for voice) |
| Voice | β Not supported through this router (data + SMS only) |
| SMS | β Supported β via the router's local admin page |
Dial these on any phone using the Three SIM, replacing <number> with where you want calls to ring (e.g. your VoIP line or +447467419528):
So: put the SIM in any cheap phone (or use Three InTouch), set forwarding to your VoIP number, and every call to that SIM rings your VoIP β over fibre, no copper.
Enter your router's local address (it's on your home network β this tool only works when your device is on the same Wi-Fi as the router):
π‘ How to use the SIM's SMS today: log into the router's admin page (browser β router address β SMS section). Texts sent to +447407423150 appear there; you can reply from there. The platform's gateway tracks the number; a full two-way bridge can be built when you want it β it needs a small agent on your home network to talk to the router.
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