Sagem my501c successfully unlocked (CPU: D75I685ASx) [Good Success] - GSM-Forum

mahcin · 12-10-2020, 16:05

Sagem my501c successfully unlocked (CPU: D75I685ASx)

speed: 115200
cable soldered: tx,rx,gnd to RJ45 microbox port

Quote:

14:58:55 > Checking server 1: OK!
14:58:55 > Connecting to server: OK!
14:58:57 > Asking server for access: OK!
14:58:57 > Disconnecting from server: OK!
14:58:57 > USING: MICRO-BOX A.I.O. NEW V4.0.3.6
14:58:57 > MICRO-BOX SN: AF09.... FW: 75/50
14:58:57 > PORT: MICRO-BOX - 115200
14:58:57 > Sagem my501C READ UNLOCK CODE(S): START!
14:59:13 > Searching for phone: OK!
14:59:13 > Reading firmware info: OK!
14:59:13 > Reading hash table info: OK!
14:59:14 > Reading imei: OK!
14:59:14 > Reading model info: OK!
14:59:14 > MODEL: my501C
14:59:14 > IMEI: 355414010605024
14:59:14 > FIRMWARE: LH5,IF: 110906 2028
14:59:14 > HASHTABLE: E82C05
14:59:18 > Please disconnect phone from cable: OK!
14:59:18 > Please follow the next steps:
14:59:18 > 1. Power OFF phone
14:59:18 > 2. Remove battery from phone
14:59:18 > 3. Connect cable to phone
14:59:18 > 4. Put battery to phone
14:59:46 > Press power ON: OK!
14:59:46 > Reading cpu info: OK!
14:59:46 > CPU: CALYPSO HS
14:59:49 > Sending loader: OK!
15:00:24 > Sending certificate: OK!
15:01:39 > Waiting loader answer: OK!
15:03:07 > Reading data: OK!
15:03:07 > Disconnecting phone: OK!
15:03:08 > Checking server 1: OK!
15:03:08 > Connecting to server: OK!
15:03:10 > Asking server for access: OK!
15:03:12 > Sending data to server: OK!
15:03:18 > Calculating [by server] please wait: OK!
15:03:18 > Disconnecting from server: OK!
15:03:18 > MODEL: my501C
15:03:18 > IMEI: 355414010605024
15:03:18 > CODE: 21340479-59
15:03:18 > Sagem my501C READ UNLOCK CODE(S): END!

Thank You so much!
Currently SagemDD, SMTi Sagmaster are dead projects, You're the one who can still make it :-)

allumts · 12-10-2020, 16:21

Yes .... and you have been one of the hundreds who have had no problems connecting this phone model....very thanks for good report

Br
Allumts

mahcin · 12-10-2020, 22:37

I think the most common problem is cable connection. I had many errors too, but more likely it's due to lack of connection for micro seconds between mainboard and microbox. Microbox read data and send to server for calculation. If DATA is wrong then reply from server is empty or "ERROR" by my understanding. It could be even 1bit wrong to make it happens, I think. When I have used clip to hold mainboard+battery together and tweezers to short power button and basically phone was totally stationary then I have read above code (log) several times OKAY. Same cable, same box, but slightly different personal setup to make it succesfull.

I have seen some informations in some posts in the past blaming that microbox is not doing my501c at all because someone tried several phones etc etc and nothing positive... false statement, I like work with Sagems, Microbox does the job, just firstly I prefer to open phone and check if that's D75I685ASx CPU, then do the job, because if that's "Z" CPU then obviously it won't work due to different read/write technique.

allumts · 12-11-2020, 09:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by mahcin

I think the most common problem is cable connection. I had many errors too, but more likely it's due to lack of connection for micro seconds between mainboard and microbox. Microbox read data and send to server for calculation. If DATA is wrong then reply from server is empty or "ERROR" by my understanding. It could be even 1bit wrong to make it happens, I think. When I have used clip to hold mainboard+battery together and tweezers to short power button and basically phone was totally stationary then I have read above code (log) several times OKAY. Same cable, same box, but slightly different personal setup to make it succesfull.

I have seen some informations in some posts in the past blaming that microbox is not doing my501c at all because someone tried several phones etc etc and nothing positive... false statement, I like work with Sagems, Microbox does the job, just firstly I prefer to open phone and check if that's D75I685ASx CPU, then do the job, because if that's "Z" CPU then obviously it won't work due to different read/write technique.

Other time thank you for you description, and yes many other users have Failed becouse not easy connect cable in these Sagem....but you have showed that all is possible

Br
Allumts

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12-10-2020, 16:21	#2 (permalink)
allumts No Life Poster Join Date: Apr 2011 Age: 58 Posts: 16,408 Member: 1564612 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 12,343	Yes .... and you have been one of the hundreds who have had no problems connecting this phone model....very thanks for good report Br Allumts

12-10-2020, 22:37	#3 (permalink)
mahcin Freak Poster Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: UK Posts: 429 Member: 196365 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 35	I think the most common problem is cable connection. I had many errors too, but more likely it's due to lack of connection for micro seconds between mainboard and microbox. Microbox read data and send to server for calculation. If DATA is wrong then reply from server is empty or "ERROR" by my understanding. It could be even 1bit wrong to make it happens, I think. When I have used clip to hold mainboard+battery together and tweezers to short power button and basically phone was totally stationary then I have read above code (log) several times OKAY. Same cable, same box, but slightly different personal setup to make it succesfull. I have seen some informations in some posts in the past blaming that microbox is not doing my501c at all because someone tried several phones etc etc and nothing positive... false statement, I like work with Sagems, Microbox does the job, just firstly I prefer to open phone and check if that's D75I685ASx CPU, then do the job, because if that's "Z" CPU then obviously it won't work due to different read/write technique.