Htc cdma super spc

CDMAPCS · 26th October 2009, 08:36 AM

Htc cdma super spc

is "tdwaop" ,

use qmat or cdmaworkshop send

"41 74 64 77 61 6F 70"

after ,you can read or change digit SPC

test 6700, 6800, 6900, 6850, 6950, tp2 cdma IS OK.

B-Real206 · 26th October 2009, 01:31 PM

huh? I am confused. Thanks

dimitri407 · 26th October 2009, 02:46 PM

Can any of the delevopers clue us in to what this might mean?

WatermelonSlim · 26th October 2009, 05:26 PM

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Originally Posted by dimitri407

Can any of the delevopers clue us in to what this might mean?

LOL, I'm with you man.

SuBDivisions · 26th October 2009, 05:37 PM

Thats when you take hose a 6205 thru outlet b9100 coupled with flange d14 thru the interloop exterior housing which creates the flux capacator which makes time travel possible.

i think..

I may be wrong on that flange...

Telek · 26th October 2009, 05:38 PM

Yeah it's an o-ring not a flange.

TaurusBullba · 26th October 2009, 07:00 PM

I can't test out his info, but basically this would allow you to grab your SPC (service programming code) aka MSL. With that and with some additional files you can change the programming info on your phone, like ESN, NAM, MEID, etc.

P.S. Don't make this into an ESN cloaning thread. That would be very naughty (and not allowed).

dimitri407 · 26th October 2009, 09:28 PM

Ok so it is nothing that I would need. That's all the OP needed to state. LOL.

Telek · 26th October 2009, 09:34 PM

Well to be fair this is the equivalent of GSM Unlocking your phone - with your SPC on a CDMA device you can unlock it and switch to a different carrier and change your phone number.

Usually the SPC does not allow you to program in the ESN - at least from what I remember when I worked with programming CDMA modems. The ESN can only be set once, after that you need to do a full internal memory wipe and reload the firmware in the modem before you can set it again - and with the Wavecom modules we had you needed a breakout board for that (impossible in-situ).

rawker · 27th October 2009, 01:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Telek

Well to be fair this is the equivalent of GSM Unlocking your phone - with your SPC on a CDMA device you can unlock it and switch to a different carrier and change your phone number.

Usually the SPC does not allow you to change the ESN - at least from what I remember when I worked with programming CDMA modems. The ESN can only be set once, after that you need to do a full internal memory wipe and reload the firmware in the modem before you can set it again - and with the Wavecom and Qualcomm modules we had you needed a breakout board for that (impossible in-situ).

you can change the esn as many times as you want, its not hard. But ive heard its illegal.