HTC TyTN FieldTest application [Engineering / Monitor Mode]

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Watch out for this link:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=59464

So finally it's available now.

However on my TyTN only values for RSSI (field strength) and RXqual are showing up.

I'm sure we will be able to fix that with the help of this kind guy, who shared this application with us [I hope he is responding].

Assumably some registry keys have to be set to invoke display of all parameters.

updated the wiki so this reaches more people and hopefully someone can help.

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index...e=Hermes_Utils

Re: HTC TyTN FieldTest application [Engineering / Monitor Mo

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Originally Posted by ghl10000

Watch out for this link:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=59464

So finally it's available now.

could you post some screenshots of this application?

Re: HTC TyTN FieldTest application [Engineering / Monitor Mo

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Originally Posted by eva_d

could you post some screenshots of this application?

Here they are:

Re: HTC TyTN FieldTest application [Engineering / Monitor Mo

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Originally Posted by pof

Here they are:

woow! looks really impressive! hopefully there is some way to get real values instead of N/A..

Hi,

I have doopod 838pro, i was trying to connect it with the QPST/QXDM (qualcom diagnostic software installed on leptop) but i cannot as the phone is detected as HTC Modem and not as dignostic COM port. Do you know if there is any driver/software/command for open the dignostic port for detect it as COM on the device manager?Any idea or other solution?

Thanks a lot,

Hi,
Im not sure you'll be able to do that.
The Qualcomm's MSM chipset on the Hermes handle the radio while the applications handled by a different processor (Samsung), unlike what is happening on feature phones.
The data-com connector is controlled by the application processor so no Q's communication is available :(

Happy new year from the Holyland.

Thank Dukas,

Happy new year to you!
If you have any idea let me know.....thanks a lot,

Originally Posted by Dukas

The Qualcomm's MSM chipset on the Hermes handle the radio while the applications handled by a different processor (Samsung), unlike what is happening on feature phones.
The data-com connector is controlled by the application processor so no Q's communication is available :(

HOWEVER, TomTom came yesterday with some kind of help in that matter. when TomTom asks you to configure external GPS receiver, it also lists all available COM ports. guess what - one of the ports was described as 'RIL on COM6:' - ha! i'm guessing, RIL is accessible through that port, but usual AT commands don't work, so there must be some other way of doing it...

Try these two drivers. tell me the results