Pager Codes (2024)

Start with a "top level" digit:

Person
Place
Thing/Object
Date/time
Action
Event
Amount
Questions
Urgency

then follow with lables for the most important members of each group toyou.

Numbering from 1 makes 91 a code for very urgent and you can use 911 as lifeor death.

So most likely 11 is you. 12 your wife. 13 first born, and so on. 21is home, 22 is work, 23... church? whatever... 31 is your car? 32 is yourcomputer? 41 is now (see below for more), 51 is Going or Go, 52 is Get orPick up, etc... 61 is dead thru injured thru ok thru born depending on the9 level. e.g. 11-61-91 is I'm dead. (11-61-911 is I'm actually dying). 62is mariage to divorce. Questions (8x) are, of course, who, what, why,where, when, how (much)

Date / time is just the digits of the date and time. Start with minutes,then add hours, days, to the left (just after the 4). E.g. 420 is 20 minutesafter this hour. 41530 is 3:30 in the afternoon (I like 24 hour time, figuresomething else out if you don't) today, 425-- is anytime on the 25th of thismonth. 4050110- is sometime around 10am on the first of June.

There is a "short form" that you can use if you like that depends on theorder: e.g. I'm driving home is -11111. The leading - (dial a #) is the quethat it's shorthand and then each following digit is actually the seconddigit of a code that counts by ten for each one. The long form is 11-21-31-41-51,"Me - Home - Car - One Minute - Moving" and you can switch back and forth.e.g. -21412-91 might be "Honey, don't forget to bring home more beer!" Use0 to skip an item or indicate that it isn't important: -01402 "Will anyoneever bring home some beer?"

MESSAGE	NUMERIC EQUALVALENT	COMMENTS
Good morning	6000#177	GOOD-M
Good night	6000#9	GOOD-9 (night)
Good afternoon	6000#170017	GOOD-NOON
Good for you	6000#4#40	GOOD-4(for)-YO
Good song	6000#50176	GOOD-SONG
Good boy	6000#804	GOOD-BOY
Good girl	7219#0009	(read backwards) GOOD-GIRL
Good luck	6000#6	GOOD-6 (six is pronounced luck in Hokkein, a local dialect)
Good luck	177#0009	(read backwards) GOOD-LU
I miss you	1#177155#4	I-MISS-Y
I love you	17#31707#1	(read backwards) I-LOVE-U. This is universal!
Go to hell	7734#2#09	(read backwards) GO-2(to)-HELL
Tonite want to fight	29125	sounds alike
I bless you	17#55379#1	(read backwards) I BLESS U
See you	17#335	(read backwards) SEE-U
Sleep well	773177#3375	(read backwards) SLEE-WELL
Hug you	17#6174	(read backwards) HUG-U
Hee hee	334#334	(inverted) HEE-HEE
Hello	07734	(inverted) HELLO
Hi hi	14#14	(inverted) HI-HI
Smile	371445	(inverted) SMILE
OK	08	OK (8=K)
No	170	NO (17=N)
Yes	435	YES (4=Y, 3=E, 5=S)
Sorry	5012124	S(=5)O(=0)R(=12)RY (=4)
Sob sob	508#508	S(=5)O(=0)B(=8)-SOB
Bad boy	880-804	880(BAD) 804(BOY)

Basic Command Codes100 - Available101 - Be Home By102 - Bring Me103 - Call104 - Call Collect (If Necessary)105 - Cancel106 - Change107 - Come Back108 - Drop Off/Deliver109 - Forgot/Left Behind110 - Go To111 - Help112 - Leaving113 - Lost114 - Meet115 - Need116 - No117 - Pick Up118 - Regarding119 - Reschedule120 - Unavailable121 - Wait122 - Will Arrive123 - Will Not Arrive124 - YesInformation Codes200 - At a Pay Phone201 - Cancel Previous Page202 - Do Not Meet Me203 - Get Off the Phone204 - I'm/Everything O.K.205 - Job/Deal is Complete206 - Job/Deal is Not Complete207 - Meet Me208 - Need a Ride209 - On My Way210 - Pay Phone Not Accepting Call211 - Pick Me Up 212 - Pick You Up213 - Problem Has Been Handled214 - Received Your Message215 - Running Late216 - Stuck in Traffic217 - Thank You218 - Tired of Waiting; I'm Leaving219 - Transportation Problem220 - Where are You?221 - Why Haven't You Called?411 - InformationDestination Codes300 - Airport301 - Amusem*nt Park302 - Bank303 - Child Care304 - Church, Temple305 - Cleaners306 - Club/Organization307 - Dance Club/Bar308 - Doctor/Dentist Office309 - Friends' House310 - Grocery Store311 - Gym/Health Club312 - Home313 - Hospital314 - Job Site315 - Library316 - Meeting/Appointment317 - Movies318 - My Place319 - Office/Work320 - Park321 - Party/Social Activity322 - Place/Activity Discussed323 - Relative's House324 - Repair Shop325 - Restaurant326 - School 327 - Shopping Mall328 - Sport Activity329 - Video/Audio Store330 - Warehouse331 - Your PlaceItem Codes400 - Alcohol/Beer401 - Answer Machine/Voice Mail402 - Bike/Motorcycle403 - Books/Magazines404 - Car/Truck405 - CD's/Tapes406 - Cigarettes407 - Clothes/Shoes408 - Credit Cards409 - Daytimer/Organizer410 - Drugs/Medicine412 - Equipment/Supplies413 - Fax/Copies414 - Food415 - Gas416 - Glasses/Contacts417 - Inventory/Product418 - Item Discussed419 - Keys420 - Mail/Package421 - Money/Check422 - Pager423 - Paperwork424 - Pet425 - Radio/Stereo426 - Soft Drinks427 - Telephone428 - Tickets429 - Video430 - Wallet/Purse Time Codes500 - After501 - Anytime502 - Approximately503 - Before504 - Fairly Urgent/A.S.A.P.505 - Hours506 - Hurry/Quickly507 - Minutes508 - This Afternoon509 - This Evening510 - This Morning511 - Time512 - Tomorrow513 - Until514 - Yesterday911 - EmergencyFamily/Relationship Codes600 - Attitude Adjustment Needed601 - Happy Anniversary/Birthday602 - Have a Great Day603 - Hope You're Feeling Better604 - Hugs and Kisses605 - I Didn't Want You to Leave606 - I Love You607 - I Miss You608 - I Owe You One609 - I'm Mad at You610 - I'm Scared611 - I'm Sorry612 - I'm Thinking About You613 - It's Late, Get Home614 - Just Called to Say Hi615 - Let's Go Out616 - Stay Away for Awhile617 - Stop Calling Me618 - This is My Last Page619 - Wish You Were Here620 - You Are in Trouble621 - You Are the Greatest622 - You Were Incredible

Pager Coding Tips

Set up personal codes for a constant reference to the personal ID code numbersof people who will be paging you.

When paging someone with your pager codes, it is very important to alwayspunch in your code first. This will notify the person you are paging whothe message is from.

It is recommended that you write down your message followed by the correspondingcodes before calling the pager. Reason: some paging companies give a limitedtime to punch in your code, so there is not enough time to flip around tryingto find the proper code you need from your pager codes.

Coding Examples:

(If Your Code is: 12...)

MESSAGE: You left your wallet.

CODE: 12-109-430 (Your Code-Forgot/Left Behind-Wallet/Purse

MESSAGE: I am running late, stuck in traffic.

CODE: 12-215-216 (Your Code-running Late-Stuck in Traffic)

MESSAGE: Pick up John (His Code) at the soccer game in 2 hours.

CODE: 12-117-14-328-2-505 (Your Code-Pick Up-John-Sport Activity-2-Hours)

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This system seems designed for efficient communication, allowing users to encode various commands or messages into numeric sequences. For instance, codes like 100 denote basic commands, while 500 series codes represent different time-related indications. The 600 series is for family/relationship-related messages, and the 400 series is for various items or objects.

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This system might have been popular in certain industries or communities where quick, concise communication was essential, such as emergency services or certain work environments.

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