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CB2000 - X70 Script Programing

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Posted by: NotMEAgain

Hiya's im having a tinker and i was wondering if you guys on here will give me a helping hand, / lend me your brains temporarily

Right ok, heres the x70 clear script:

008001c5
0080034d0000

this is all thats there

so hmm i open up:
D:\CB2000\mci_eep128.cfg

and it has a list of memory addresses (Hexidecimal) such as:
11B6 U_CHAR eep_dynamic.mmi.pmi_spl_unlock_code[0]
11B7 U_CHAR eep_dynamic.mmi.pmi_spl_unlock_code[1]
11B8 U_CHAR eep_dynamic.mmi.pmi_spl_unlock_code[2]
11B9 U_CHAR eep_dynamic.mmi.pmi_spl_unlock_code[3]
11BA U_CHAR eep_dynamic.mmi.pmi_spl_unlock_code[4]
11BB U_CHAR eep_dynamic.mmi.pmi_spl_unlock_code[5]
11BC U_CHAR eep_dynamic.mmi.pmi_spl_unlock_code[6]
11BD U_CHAR eep_dynamic.mmi.pmi_spl_unlock_code[7]
11BE U_CHAR eep_dynamic.mmi.pmi_spl_unlock_code[8]
11BF U_CHAR eep_dynamic.mmi.pmi_spl_unlock_code[9]
(1).........(2)..................................( 3)...................................


KEY:
(1) Is the memory address
(2) Is The Type of entry the address stores
(3) Is the Description of the memory address

here i have chosen the sp unlock code address (This is what most people want, so i've chosen this to spark peoples interest)

So How Do We Program The Scripts...
Hmmm

lets look at the Clear Script again:
(1)...(2)
008001c5
(3)......(4).(5)
0080034d0000

(1) Search Location: 0080 which is:
0080 U_CHAR eep_static.atc_parms.cgmm[29]
this i believe is the last memory address for the User Memory/FStore
it searches for Value 01C5 (2)
when found it replaces (3)0080 - (4)034d with (5)0000

this is my understanding anyway...

so using this information can we make an unlock script for Cb2000 for an x70?

if i've sparked your interest and you wanna help out message me on msn

dod_ukfs@hotmail.com

lets hope we can get things sorted



Posted by: RedDiablo

Binary commands of phones Panasonic in a test mode have the following format:
008X(How many the byte is allocated under the instruction of length of the data of a command Minus 1)XX (or XX XX - Length of the data)XXXX.... - data
For example:
Code:
00 80 01 c5 - -- -- | | | | | | | | | | | +---> 1 bytes of the data of a command | | | +------> Length of the data (1 byte) | +---------> length of the data of a command Minus 1 (1 byte) OR: 00 80 03 4d 00 00 - -- -------- | | | | | | | | | | | +---> 3 bytes of the data of a command | | | +------> Length of the data (3 bytes) | +---------> length of the data of a command Minus 1 (1 byte)
For data recording in EEPROM, it is necessary to know this command and its format.



Posted by: NotMEAgain

Quote:
Originally posted by RedDiablo
Binary commands of phones Panasonic in a test mode have the following format:
008X(How many the byte is allocated under the instruction of length of the data of a command Minus 1)XX (or XX XX - Length of the data)XXXX.... - data
For example:
Code:
00 80 01 c5 - -- -- | | | | | | | | | | | +---> 1 bytes of the data of a command | | | +------> Length of the data (1 byte) | +---------> length of the data of a command Minus 1 (1 byte) OR: 00 80 03 4d 00 00 - -- -------- | | | | | | | | | | | +---> 3 bytes of the data of a command | | | +------> Length of the data (3 bytes) | +---------> length of the data of a command Minus 1 (1 byte)
For data recording in EEPROM, it is necessary to know this command and its format.


Hmm so its not impossible to create scripts, i just need to be able to understand the memory locations/instructions for the eeprom.
any ideas how i can go about this? any litterature for pana x70's out there? i did a brief search but no avail

thanks mate



Posted by: RedDiablo

Quote:
Originally posted by NotMEAgain
Hmm so its not impossible to create scripts, i just need to be able to understand the memory locations/instructions for the eeprom.
any ideas how i can go about this? any litterature for pana x70's out there? i did a brief search but no avail

thanks mate
I too want to receive this literature, but the given information is confidential, also the mere mortal inaccessibl.





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