dct3 unlocker

**gingertosser** · 22nd January 2004

does any1 have a dct3 unlocker, believe they work on the same principle as dct4 calculators usin imei number.

cheers

Termy · 22nd January 2004

I have one on the way m8. But they don't actually calculate the codes, you have to send an e-mail off with all the details and they reply within a minute or so with the code.

**gingertosser** · 22nd January 2004

nice, sounds like the 1 i saw on ebay..i only got 1 2 unlock but the bloke isnt sure whos network its on, i have a cable that plugs into printer port on back of pc. would that be able to unlock a 3410? cant remember if its called a fbus?

many thanks

**TheOneNOnly** · 22nd January 2004

Just use a serial cable, ots so easy on DCT3.
The DCT3 Calc is apart of the Griffin clip, no free solutions exist.

**gingertosser** · 22nd January 2004

i dont have a serial cable, just a parallel 1. will this still work?

**jojo** · 22nd January 2004

Use this clip it works 100% :thumbs on all DCT3 phones and it so easy to build :thumbs

**gingertosser** · 22nd January 2004

thats great that m8, will have a look soon for the chips, i take it i program the pic with the hex thats given. how did you make the pins to the correct ones on the phone and which software did you use. many thanks for the circuit, im gonna have a go at this

**jojo** · 22nd January 2004

use pinouts by bruce, do a search for them in google then its just ground to phone ground and mbus to phone mbus, i used some old data lead heads. no software is needed its just a box that connects to the phone and just press the button. prog the chip with the hex file (yes)

**gingertosser** · 22nd January 2004

nice 1 m8, ill give it a go

**gingertosser** · 22nd January 2004

nice 1 m8, ill give it a go

**gingertosser** · 25th January 2004

just been to maplin, they dont do that chip...just hope my phoenix programmer will write them

**sreveb** · 25th January 2004

Originally Posted by gingertosser

just been to maplin, they dont do that chip...just hope my phoenix programmer will write them

goto www.crownhill.co.uk go onto catalogue,search micro controllers here you will find the chip for about �2 and you can pay by postal order

**gingertosser** · 27th January 2004

Nice 1, just ordered my chips from there, my proggrammer will do these with no probs, gonna nip to maplin to get the rest of my bits, should only cost 4 quid ish to make

**gingertosser** · 2nd February 2004

Well chips have arrived and i have all of the components, But im having trubble programming the chip. i got the 12c672 and icprog...i get an error No "Oscillator Callibration Value " found. Do you want to use value from (3FFFh) instead..

If I do this and it doesnt work, can it delete it like an eprom? dont wanna have to pay 2 quid if its gonna do this all the time...

Help very much appreciated

**sreveb** · 2nd February 2004

Originally Posted by gingertosser

Well chips have arrived and i have all of the components, But im having trubble programming the chip. i got the 12c672 and icprog...i get an error No "Oscillator Callibration Value " found. Do you want to use value from (3FFFh) instead..

If I do this and it doesnt work, can it delete it like an eprom? dont wanna have to pay 2 quid if its gonna do this all the time...

Help very much appreciated

please find my email link lindabutler1@aol.com,mail me and ill send you zip file which has got tex as to programme value settings for dct 3 clip hope this helps you.steve