who is the author of Sigma Alpha sim? - GSM-Forum

carlluvjo · 07-17-2008, 10:55

i would like to present now my big regret to the person behind this project sigma alpha x-sim..

i bought that sigma sim..to think that that can help to my problem in unlocking such latest phone but unfortunately...the support and website for this product are disappear..

also the procedure he give to us its hard to perform... the author will give more phones supported but the procedure and right setting for its phone are not showed in the site or in here own forum..and now the website/forum is gone

here are some procedure:

please refer to procedure:

To change the operation mode of your Sigma card insert it together with a simcard that got a 4 to 7 digit pin code activated to your phone
(can be a locked or unlocked phone - both are ok) and power the phone on, the phone will ask you as usual for the pin code,
enter your 4 digit pincode followed by the special 4 digit operation mode and press enter, sigma will from now on work in this mode,
if you want to change the operation mode just repeat this operation.

The 4 digit decimal operation mode defines which imsi reads get replaced by the SIGMA X-SIM
The operation mode will be converted to a 13 bit mask by the Sigma card

Examples:
0000 = No read will be altered (SIGMA is basically deactivated in this mode)
0001 = The first read will be replaced (Most Nokia, Samsung, Motorola...)
0002 = The second read will be replaced (Few Nokia models, especiall N Series)
0003 = The first two reads will be replaced
0004 = The third read will be replaced
8185 = For most sharp models (this is the default configuration)
8191 = TMSI mode (patch all imsi reads)

Let's take out two examples:
0001 (dec.) = 0000000000001 (binary) Means the first read will be relaced
8185 (dec.) = 1111111111001 (binary) Means all reads except the 2nd and 3rd will get replaced
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the procedure given by the author is for advance client but for us is hard to get it..

please the author of sigma alpha x-sim would make a good action for this project.. a lot of us have purchase your products and now all sim are dominant.

if you can help me.. a lot of us would salute you.... hope you do you best...

i apologies for my post.. i need only your attention..

kcaj · 07-17-2008, 11:46

Website is still there: www.x-simcard.com

gsmdeluxe · 07-17-2008, 12:57

well, all is pretty easy.
the mode of the card can be changed with the pin-entry.
take a card with pin-number enabled, and lets say that pin number is 1234.
insert the sigma-sim together with the provider-sim into your phone.
phone will ask you for PIN, this is the point where you can change the mode.
so, if PIN is 1234, then enter:
12340000[OK] = No read will be altered (SIGMA is basically deactivated in this mode)
12340001[OK] = The first read will be replaced (Most Nokia, Samsung, Motorola...)
12340002[OK] = The second read will be replaced (Few Nokia models, especiall N Series)
12340003[OK] = The first two reads will be replaced
12340004[OK] = The third read will be replaced
12348185[OK] = For most sharp models (this is the default configuration)
12348191[OK] = TMSI mode (patch all imsi reads)

after press ok, mode is changed, and will remain like this until you change it again, never mind if you change sigma-sim to another phone or sim or whatever.

carlluvjo · 07-17-2008, 19:12

Thanks for the reply.. what i did is to follow your procedure... please correct me if i get wrong in doing config my sigma sim..

Quote:

Originally Posted by gsmdeluxe

well, all is pretty easy.
the mode of the card can be changed with the pin-entry.
take a card with pin-number enabled, and lets say that pin number is 1234.
insert the sigma-sim together with the provider-sim into your phone.
phone will ask you for PIN, this is the point where you can change the mode.
so, if PIN is 1234, then enter:
12340000[OK] = No read will be altered (SIGMA is basically deactivated in this mode)
12340001[OK] = The first read will be replaced (Most Nokia, Samsung, Motorola...)
12340002[OK] = The second read will be replaced (Few Nokia models, especiall N Series)
12340003[OK] = The first two reads will be replaced
12340004[OK] = The third read will be replaced
12348185[OK] = For most sharp models (this is the default configuration)
12348191[OK] = TMSI mode (patch all imsi reads)

after press ok, mode is changed, and will remain like this until you change it again, never mind if you change sigma-sim to another phone or sim or whatever.

the phone is toshiba 904,, date 2006 6..

i follow your instruction but after pressing the ok buttom..it appear.."wrong pin code"

please elaborate clearly.. sorry but i need to tell you that not working.. it make my sim get PUK

he phone is toshiba 904,, date 2006 6..

HOW TO CONFIG OF THAT PHONE MODEL TOSHIBA 904 USING SIGMA ALPHA SIM?

please post here so i can follow it.. i think at the start is hard for me to understand but later on after you help me with this problem,, then i can manage it.. so please dont get mad

.....

hope you understand.

kcaj · 07-17-2008, 19:36

Try to use a different phone for programming the X-SIM.
After programming check using your 904.
This way your SIM card will not be blocked.

carlluvjo · 07-18-2008, 07:14

@kcaj
Try to use a different phone for programming the X-SIM.
After programming check using your 904.
This way your SIM card will not be blocked.

how? i have my other phone to try...1 n70 openline, LG u300 lock, 6500c lock, 3310 openline, k600 openline..... which of the following phone should i used to try programming my sigma x-sim?

please ilustrate here in the forum? or can you make some image so that i can follow?

kcaj · 07-18-2008, 08:21

It does not matter, as long as it accepts the input 12340000[OK]. I suggest the N70.
Now put the X-SIM with the Simcard (with PIN code 1234) in the N70, type 12340001[OK], remove X-SIM and Simcard and place in 904, this time only use PIN code.
If not working, repeat all, but with code 12340002. When necessary continue with 12340003, 12340004, 12348158, 12348191.

If still no success, we can conclude that your Sigma X-SIM does not support the 904 yet.

07-17-2008, 10:55	#1 (permalink)
carlluvjo Freak Poster Join Date: Sep 2005 Age: 43 Posts: 340 Member: 176522 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 17	who is the author of Sigma Alpha sim? i would like to present now my big regret to the person behind this project sigma alpha x-sim.. i bought that sigma sim..to think that that can help to my problem in unlocking such latest phone but unfortunately...the support and website for this product are disappear.. also the procedure he give to us its hard to perform... the author will give more phones supported but the procedure and right setting for its phone are not showed in the site or in here own forum..and now the website/forum is gone here are some procedure: please refer to procedure: To change the operation mode of your Sigma card insert it together with a simcard that got a 4 to 7 digit pin code activated to your phone (can be a locked or unlocked phone - both are ok) and power the phone on, the phone will ask you as usual for the pin code, enter your 4 digit pincode followed by the special 4 digit operation mode and press enter, sigma will from now on work in this mode, if you want to change the operation mode just repeat this operation. The 4 digit decimal operation mode defines which imsi reads get replaced by the SIGMA X-SIM The operation mode will be converted to a 13 bit mask by the Sigma card Examples: 0000 = No read will be altered (SIGMA is basically deactivated in this mode) 0001 = The first read will be replaced (Most Nokia, Samsung, Motorola...) 0002 = The second read will be replaced (Few Nokia models, especiall N Series) 0003 = The first two reads will be replaced 0004 = The third read will be replaced 8185 = For most sharp models (this is the default configuration) 8191 = TMSI mode (patch all imsi reads) Let's take out two examples: 0001 (dec.) = 0000000000001 (binary) Means the first read will be relaced 8185 (dec.) = 1111111111001 (binary) Means all reads except the 2nd and 3rd will get replaced 1 feedback » • PermalinkPermalink the procedure given by the author is for advance client but for us is hard to get it.. please the author of sigma alpha x-sim would make a good action for this project.. a lot of us have purchase your products and now all sim are dominant. if you can help me.. a lot of us would salute you.... hope you do you best... i apologies for my post.. i need only your attention..

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07-17-2008, 11:46	#2 (permalink)
kcaj Freak Poster Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Around here Posts: 240 Member: 16318 Status: Offline Sonork: 100.1589508 Thanks Meter: 49	Website is still there: www.x-simcard.com

07-17-2008, 12:57	#3 (permalink)
gsmdeluxe Crazy Poster Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: germany Posts: 50 Member: 6801 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 14	well, all is pretty easy. the mode of the card can be changed with the pin-entry. take a card with pin-number enabled, and lets say that pin number is 1234. insert the sigma-sim together with the provider-sim into your phone. phone will ask you for PIN, this is the point where you can change the mode. so, if PIN is 1234, then enter: 12340000[OK] = No read will be altered (SIGMA is basically deactivated in this mode) 12340001[OK] = The first read will be replaced (Most Nokia, Samsung, Motorola...) 12340002[OK] = The second read will be replaced (Few Nokia models, especiall N Series) 12340003[OK] = The first two reads will be replaced 12340004[OK] = The third read will be replaced 12348185[OK] = For most sharp models (this is the default configuration) 12348191[OK] = TMSI mode (patch all imsi reads) after press ok, mode is changed, and will remain like this until you change it again, never mind if you change sigma-sim to another phone or sim or whatever.

07-17-2008, 19:36	#5 (permalink)
kcaj Freak Poster Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Around here Posts: 240 Member: 16318 Status: Offline Sonork: 100.1589508 Thanks Meter: 49	Try to use a different phone for programming the X-SIM. After programming check using your 904. This way your SIM card will not be blocked.

07-18-2008, 07:14	#6 (permalink)
carlluvjo Freak Poster Join Date: Sep 2005 Age: 43 Posts: 340 Member: 176522 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 17	@kcaj Try to use a different phone for programming the X-SIM. After programming check using your 904. This way your SIM card will not be blocked. how? i have my other phone to try...1 n70 openline, LG u300 lock, 6500c lock, 3310 openline, k600 openline..... which of the following phone should i used to try programming my sigma x-sim? please ilustrate here in the forum? or can you make some image so that i can follow?

07-18-2008, 08:21	#7 (permalink)
kcaj Freak Poster Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Around here Posts: 240 Member: 16318 Status: Offline Sonork: 100.1589508 Thanks Meter: 49	It does not matter, as long as it accepts the input 12340000[OK]. I suggest the N70. Now put the X-SIM with the Simcard (with PIN code 1234) in the N70, type 12340001[OK], remove X-SIM and Simcard and place in 904, this time only use PIN code. If not working, repeat all, but with code 12340002. When necessary continue with 12340003, 12340004, 12348158, 12348191. If still no success, we can conclude that your Sigma X-SIM does not support the 904 yet.