[Tool] basebandswitcher V4 multilanguage V0.7 (22.07.2011)

Sqoerk · Apr 27, 2011

Hi folks,

I've translated the itfunz basebandswitcher. I wassn't happy with the chinese signs in my program store. So I added english and german.

The problem was, that the programmer hardcoded some strings, so I've translated those to english only. It's an update.zip which can be flashed via clockworkmod.

Translations available:

englisch
chinese
german
russian (submittet by dab512)
portugese (portugal) (submittet by kadopt)
albanian (submittet by AkkiandDefy)
spanish (submittet by AkkiandDefy)
dutch (submittet by AkkiandDefy)
turkish (submittet by AkkiandDefy)
french (submittet by AkkiandDefy and Epsylon3)
greek (submittet by demolition23)
hungarian (submittet by xanadu)
polish (submittet by pkryger)
romanian (submittet by badeaioan)
brazilian portuguese (submittet by jhowlive)

Basebands available:

South Korea SKT 3.4.2-74 @ 2100MHz
China ME722 1.10 @ 850/1900/2100MHz
US T-Mobile 3.4.2-107-4 @ 850/1700/2100MHz
US T-Mobile 3.4.2-107-9 @ 850/1700/2100MHz
US T-Mobile 6.xx.0 @ 850/1700/2100MHz
Australia Telstra 2.26.0 @ 850/2100MHz
Brazil Claro 3.4.2_107-7 @ 850/2100MHz
Brazil Claro 6.14.5 @ 850/2100MHz
Brazil Vivo 3.4.2_107-9 @ 850/2100MHz
China 2.5.0_2.6.0_2.10.0 @ 850/2100MHz
China RT 0.26.0_1.11.0 @ 850/2100MHz
International RT 2.5x @ 850/2100MHz
Australia OPTUS 3.4.2-145 @ 900/2100MHz
Central Europe Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Poland 2.51.x Arabia 2.54.0 @ 900/2100MHz
Central Europe Hong Kong, Taiwan, Arabia, France, Nordic 3.4.x United Kingdom 4.5.1-85 @ 900/2100MHz
Central Europe RT 2.34.0 @ 900/2100MHz
Europe RT 3.4.2-145 @ 900/2100MHz
France Germany, Austria, Switzerland RT 2.21.0 @ 900/2100MHz
France Orange 3.4.2_164-5 @ 900/2100MHz
France Vodafone 3.4.2_164-3 @ 900/2100MHz
Hong Kong, Taiwan Optus SEA 2.59.0 @ 900/2100MHz
Italia RT 2.51.1 @ 900/2100MHz
Poland Orange 2.51.1 @ 900/2100MHz
Poland Orange 3.4.2-131 @ 900/2100MHz
United Kingdom RT 2.51.1 @ 900/2100MHz
United Kingdom RT 3.4.2-117 @ 900/2100MHz
United Kingdom RT 3.4.3-3 @ 900/2100MHz
United Kingdom RT 3.4.3-11 @ 900/2100MHz
United Kingdom T-Mobile 2.21.0 @ 900/2100MHz
United Kingdom T-Mobile 2.51.1 @ 900/2100MHz
Argentina Claro 3.4.2_107-9 @ 850/1900MHz
Argentina Personal 3.4.2_107-7 @ 850/1900MHz
Argentina RT 6.14.7 @ 850/1900MHz
Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, India, South Africa RT SEA15 3.4.3-331 @ 900/2100MHz
New: Brazil RT 3.4.2-107 @ 850/2100MHz
New: Columbia RT 3.4.2-107 @ 850/1900MHz
New: Brazil Tim 3.4.2-107-9 @ 850/2100MHz

If anybody needs other basebands included, copy the folder /system/etc/motorola/bp_nvm_default from your Defy, zip it, post a zip here and write down out of wich rom it is and for which country it is.

If anybody wants to add new Languages, PM me the translationlist + what Language it is.

Translationlist:

Frequency Bands
You need root permission to use is program.
Select baseband
Change in progress, please wait...
Reboot...
Switch success. Do you want to reboot now?
Check permission
Cancel
Welcome to ITFUNZ Baseband Switcher for Defy, for more information, please visit
Unknown
Current BaseBand Version
South Korea
China
US
Austria
Brazil
International
Central Europe
Germany
Switzerland
France
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Poland
Arabia
Nordic
United Kingdom
Italia
Argentina
Australia
Singapore
Indonesia
Malaysia
Philippines
Thailand
Vietnam
India
South Africa

If you find spelling mistakes, please tell me, I'll correct this.
All credits for creating this tool go to www.itfunz.com. Translation and new Basebands are included by myself. Thanks to all making the translation for me.

UPDATE 20.05.2011 bbsV4mlV0.1

new Basebandversion 4
everything translated to english, also the last questionbox
update file is CWM 3 compatible

UPDATE 22.05.2011 bbsV4mlV0.2

update file is now really CWM 3 compatible... sorry for the wrong script
old basebandswitcherV3.1apk file will be removed on update

UPDATE 24.05.2011 bbsV4mlV0.3

added russian translation. THX to dab512 who made this translation

UPDATE 27.05.2011 bbsV4mlV0.4

added portugese (portugal) translation. THX to kadopt who made this translation
fixed translation errors. Australia isn't Austria any more

UPDATE 01.06.2011 bbsV4mlV0.5

added albanian, spanish, dutch, serbian and turkish translation. THX to AkkiandDefy
added french translation. THX to AkkiandDefy and Epsylon3
added greek translation. THX to demolition23
fixed some small translation errors

UPDATE 07.06.2011 bbsV4mlV0.6

added argentinian RT 6.14.7 baseband (from the old basebandswitcher v3.1)
added SEA15 3.4.3-331 baseband (Singapore, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam)
fixed baseband frequencies for argentinian claro baseband
removed serbian translation, until I have a kyrillic one
added hungarian translation. THX to xanadu
added polish translation. THX to pkryger
added romanian translation. THX to badeaioan
fixed some small translation errors

UPDATE 22.07.2011 bbsV4mlV0.7

added Brazil RT 3.4.2-107 baseband. THX to alexmedeiros
added Columbia RT 3.4.2-107 baseband. THX to johanlh
added Brazil Tim 3.4.2-107-9 baseband. THX to geollucas
added brazilian portuguese translation. THX to jhowlive
fixed brazil provider name "viva" to "vivo"

nomadbass · Apr 27, 2011

so... which baseband would you recommend for spain?
Thanks for the tool

Sqoerk · Apr 27, 2011

nomadbass said:
so... which baseband would you recommend for spain?
Thanks for the tool

I think I would choose a Central Europe Type...
probably 34.155.2... this is the same I use here in germany.

Valdis1977 · Apr 27, 2011

I use Chinese baseband in Russia. If I choose European baseband my phone works only with 1800 GSM and 3G. With Chinese baseband it works with 900/1800 GSM and HSPDA.

Sent from my MB525 using Tapatalk

Rhyr · Apr 27, 2011

Valdis1977 said:
I use Chinese baseband in Russia. If I choose European baseband my phone works only with 1800 GSM and 3G. With Chinese baseband it works with 900/1800 GSM and HSPDA.

Sent from my MB525 using Tapatalk

Where you can see theese infos?

Sent from my MB525 using XDA Premium App

GordOne · Apr 28, 2011

Valdis1977 said:
I use Chinese baseband in Russia. If I choose European baseband my phone works only with 1800 GSM and 3G. With Chinese baseband it works with 900/1800 GSM and HSPDA.

Sent from my MB525 using Tapatalk

how you can see what band defi use in the moment?
and 2nd - what setting are "chinese" in this version bbs?

Sent from my MB525 using XDA App

Sqoerk · Apr 28, 2011

GordOne said:
how you can see what band defi use in the moment?
and 2nd - what setting are "chinese" in this version bbs?

Sent from my MB525 using XDA App

When you start the tool, you can see "current Baseband:" ontop of the window

This is the baseband you are using right now.

to your 2nd Question...It should all be translated to english but I left the chinese language. So if you set your defy to chinese, you'll see this translation.

If you set your Defy to german, you'll see the german translation I've made

GordOne · Apr 28, 2011

Sqoerk said:
When you start the tool, you can see "current Baseband:" ontop of the window
This is the baseband you are using right now.

to your 2nd Question...It should all be translated to english but I left the chinese language. So if you set your defy to chinese, you'll see this translation.

If you set your Defy to german, you'll see the german translation I've made

when I start the tool I see Central Europe 34.155.2 - not baseband like 900 or 1800 mhz...

and I asked about "chinese" don't mined language but set...

Sqoerk · Apr 28, 2011

GordOne said:
when I start the tool I see Central Europe 34.155.2 - not baseband like 900 or 1800 mhz...

and I asked about "chinese" don't mined language but set...

Sorry dude, I can't get your 2nd sentence. Please explain a lil more, cause I'm really willing to help you.

If you got a chinese Defy and your language isn't shown, I'll have to update this translation. Please supply more information:
- ROM Version
- Defy Version (MB525 or ME525)
- Current Language you are using (eg. English, Chineese traditional...)

all information you think I can use.

bokeron2020 · May 4, 2011

Could someone add the fixes found in this thread (if they're really needed...)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=944258

I'm interested in the Spain/Vodafone one... though I've installed the baseband switcher and I'm actually using the Central Europe 34.155.2, wich seems to work well enough.

AgentSmith · May 4, 2011

Valdis1977 said:
I use Chinese baseband in Russia. If I choose European baseband my phone works only with 1800 GSM and 3G. With Chinese baseband it works with 900/1800 GSM and HSPDA.

Sent from my MB525 using Tapatalk

Am in the exact same situation here. Soon I am moving to an area with 3G @ 900 MHz i.o. 850 MHz. Can I enable this without losing reception of GSM @ 900 MHz?

Sqoerk · May 5, 2011

Unfortunaly I've only translated this tool, but I'll have a look if I can integrate more basebands...

Tell me what baseband is missing, so I can try

marhensa · May 8, 2011

can you add this?
or you could submit this file to itfunz chinese forum which create this baseband switcher?

this is Baseband for South East Asia,
Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, etc...
900 / 2100

obtained from stock 2.59 SEA Defy.

it could helps people a lot who live in SEA region...

ps:
SEA baseband is different with INDIA baseband.
in 3G fix thread, it considered as a same baseband

and it ruined signal reception when applied in SEA region.
india is 850 / 2100.

nisamtetreb · May 9, 2011

Thank you for the translation!

Isn't it possible to just leave the main combinations of frequencies?
For example in Austria I need the same frequencies as marhensa: 900/2100.

hailmary · May 10, 2011

SEA baseband

Is the inclusion of the SEA BASEBAND possible? Pls somebody include it. A lot of defy users here in manila have jumped to nordic & uk froyo.so i believe were missing something in our 3g. Though its working,its better if we can have the correct baseband on our defy. Maybe it will be faster,i think.

netrider01 · May 10, 2011

Can anybody plz help me testing basebands?
Testing condition is average usage of phone, 1hour call, pushmail on, signal umts and hsdpa in change
For now I have tested:

US T-Mobile 6.19.0 - Signal excellent - Battery Life 15hours - Location Austria
Mitteleuropa 2.34.0 - Signal excellent - Battery Life 20hours - Location Austria
Mitteleuropa 34.155.2 - Signal excellent - Battery Life 28hours - Location Austria
EU34.0.145 - Signal excellent - Battery Life test proceeding... - Location Austria

shorty66 · May 10, 2011

Mitteleuropa 2.34.0 good signal, battery life ~18hrs, location germany

bokeron2020 · May 10, 2011

I have a situation going on wich I can't explain. But as you're commenting batteries and basebands...

I've installed the Brazil Retail ROM. I changes the baseband to Central Europe. I'd like to know exactly what that means and how it affects the phone because...

My battery life is currently... 185 hours, and still have 40% left. Yep, almost eight days.

The phone has been tested without data connection and 2G, no calls, no wifi, no nothing... I was performing a test to find a previous bug so the phone has been left unused for the whole test.

Sqoerk · May 20, 2011

New Version with
- much more basebands
- better UI arrived
- full english
- full german except 2 buttons

Frunobulax · May 20, 2011

Hi.

My CM7 DOES work in 2G, but it is kinda lazy to get the 3G connection.

Using baseband to double-check that may improve it or is it unnecessary, since it already "works"?

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