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Hope this helps.
Go check out (http://m2msupport.net/m2msupport/sim-phonebook-at-commands/) I use these commands on my AI Tinker A7 board for the Arduino.... 95% work perfectly...
Cheers,
Capt.K
ps. I made these numbers up but the formats are all correct.
//----------------------------------------------------------
//---Add Entry To PhoneBook:
//----------------------------------------------------------
AT+CPBW=1, "+61416199234",145, "Paul" //-- add entry x1
OK
//----------------------------------------------------------
//--DELETE phonebook entry:
//----------------------------------------------------------
AT+CPBW=1 //-- delete entry x1
OK
//----------------------------------------------------------
//-- AT+CPBW=[<index>],<number> [ ,<type> [,<text>]]
//----------------------------------------------------------
//
//<index> = Entry Number in SIM Memory
//<number> = "The Phone number"
//<type> = "The Phone Number" (TYPE ) ie. 129,161,145,177..
// 129 – National number type
// 161 – National number type
// 145 – INternational number type
// 177 – Network specific number
//<text> = "Person Name" etc.
//----------------------------------------------------------
// Add 4x new entries to the SIM card
//----------------------------------------------------------
AT+CPBW=1, "+61416199234",145, "Pops"
AT+CPBW=2, "+61420921234",145, "Mum"
AT+CPBW=3, "+61733728171",145, "Wendy"
AT+CPBW=4, "+61356821234",145, "Mr Smith"
//NOTE: In Australia (above examples) the actual phone numbers
// above are of these types
//
// Int.Format Aust. Dial Internal Phone_Type
// -----------------------------------------------------------
// +61416199234 (0416) 199 234 Mobile/Cell
// +61420921234 (0420) 921 234 Mobile/Cell
// +61356821234 (03) 5682 1234 Landline/PSTN