Nokia clips - help!

[davieb]

OK, Does anyone have any info on nokia clips? In particular the Security Code Reset clip?<br />What I need are schemes, hex's, tutorials, etc.<br />I know NOTHING about Pic programming yet, tho I do have a background in programming, and a little (High School Physics) electronics...<br />I'd like to learn to code and construct my own "clip" devices for the nokia.. Even if all they do is upload a startup logo!

I know this sounds VERY ambitious for someone with no prion pic programming experience but as christmas is coming and I'll have some spare cash and time - it would make a great project!

Does anyone have any info on clip's, pic programming, etc?

PLEASE email me or reply!

Thanks in advance <img src="smile.gif" border="0">

[Bph&co]

Hi DavieB

Here is the Mcirochip web site - <a href="http://www.microchip.com" target="_blank">www.microchip.com</a><br />Go there and search in development tools MPLAB.<br />This is development environment for PIC microcontrolers.<br />You can make your own project and test emulate it<br />on the PC. It is a very useful tool.<br />For the security code reset you must scan first the Mbus commands,<br />and then implement them as serial transmitting to the phone.

Get a suitable PIC for serial communication, or you<br />will have to make it software.

Best regards

[davieb]

Thanks a lot!<br />Well I'm getting the components tomorrow to build a JDM original PIC Programmer.. Looks pretty good!<br />It'll do: PIC12C5XX, 12C67X, 24CXX, 16C55X, 16C61, 16C62X, 16C71, 16C71X, 16C8X, 16F8X, ISO-CARD's with ASF and other serial programmable chips by adapter.

So, hopefully I can get going somewhere once I've build it.. Only costs £10 for components and equipment! Compared to £25/£30 for prebuilt ones I think this is pretty good!

I'll keep you posted on how i get on.. Maybe even set up a small site with hex, etc - if I get somewhere that is..

[email_me_links]

WHEN SOMEONE DESIGNS SOME NEW UNLOCKING CLIPS, I WILL BE ONE OF YOU FIRST BUYERS, AND MAYBE A DISTRIBUTOR FOR YOU

MERRY CHRISTMAS

[Alf]

Good luck <img src="smile.gif" border="0">

By the way... £10 is expensive for components for a pic programmer...<br />I've built a prototype one for £3... maybe components are cheaper here in Portugal <img src="smile.gif" border="0">

Keep me updated with your work. I love PIC programming.

BTW... I replied to your other post about the connectors.

[davieb]

Yeah, the actual components were only £1.44!<br />But the StripBoard was £4.60, the serial cable is £2 and the StripBoard cutter is £2.. so it sorta adds up!

Well, i've found a great language for PIC 16F84 - it's real easy to use and serial output is as simple as:<br />asynch(0x84, 0x55, 0x33, "A", 123)

It's called JaL, looks like it will be pretty good!

[Freestyler2000]

Hi DavieB

Tell me more about the new language please.<br />I am interested in PIC programing.<br />Can you post a link for some more info.

Thanks<br />Best regards<br />Daniel

[davieb]

<a href="http://www.xs4all.nl/~wf/wouter/pic/jal/" target="_blank">http://www.xs4all.nl/~wf/wouter/pic/jal/</a> is the JaL homepage<br />Look at the examples (esp for the serial library).. So simple!

Just bought all the components for the programmer (screw paying £40 for a prebuilt one!)<br />Hopefully I will have it built by the end of the day, but the PIC's were not in stock so i can't test it <img src="frown.gif" border="0">

[Alf]

Good luck on building it <img src="smile.gif" border="0">

Those things are so easy to build that you won't mess it up for sure <img src="smile.gif" border="0">

What kind of PIC did you want? 508(A)? f84? I have some over here...

I'll trade for any info you can get me about programming M2BUS <img src="smile.gif" border="0">

[odaymohamad]

Thanks to the island this remarkable achievement and wish more