DCT4 Codes

[yeldar]

EnJoY this soft - working in DOS

[lonegunman]

Before PM's and e-mails about how does this work, it's very easy to do just right click on the test.bat and click on edit, then change the phone type if need be to 2 or 5 then enter your IMEI number and then enter your network code, make sure you leave a space between each and also make sure you remove the old phone type,imei number and network code, when you have done all that close the file it will save something along the lines of file has changed do you wish to save click yes, now run test.bat again and you will have your codes.

I have tested on type 2 not 5 but it should work.

[shohoku1234]

Is this software Donglesless?? It seems like it generates the codes, which phones are supported?

[shohoku1234]

Good work man!!! Tried generate codes from my dongle, and with yours, get the same result I think this pretty much 110% working. :grin:

[phantom2002]

yeah it works but the 4th and 5th digits are wrong, add +1 to 4th & 5th digit :) then it will work 100%

i.e

#pw+123456789012345+1
^^
becomes

#pw+123566789012345+1
^^

Other than that it appears to be 98% working (2% off for wrong output lol)


WBR

thanks for sharing this

[shohoku1234]

hum that is weired, since I generates the code with my dongle I got the same results, I tried serveral IMEI they are the same.

[shohoku1234]

could it be different dongle generates different codes?? I have NK DCT4 Calc dongle.

[aZyWeRks]

Originally posted by phantom2002
yeah it works but the 4th and 5th digits are wrong, add +1 to 4th & 5th digit :) then it will work 100%

i.e

#pw+123456789012345+1
^^
becomes

#pw+123566789012345+1
^^

Other than that it appears to be 98% working (2% off for wrong output lol)


WBR

thanks for sharing this


that's probably because you are using the calculator using griffin box. the codes produced with the dongle are just the same with this one.

[Vinny]

Actually the program works 100% - Tested!

Here are some information regarding my own personal findings on the software.

Usage: dct4nck locktype imei provider [boxserial]

Where:

locktype is the UEM/Type 2 or 5 putting any other number or character will default to type 2
imei we all know what it is (*#06#) will give phone's real IMEI
provider the network provider your phone is locked to
boxserial i've been playing with it and found out that it's default is 32820 which code are generated for the DCT4CALCULATOR but i found out that changing it also changes the calculated code.

hence

32820 -> DCT4Calculator code
32819 -> GRIFFIN Calculated code

for V2 Dongles (also new type 5 and new 3510i/3530)
33820 -> DCT4Calculator code
33819 -> GRIFFIN Calculated code


Here's an example on how to generate a DCT4CALCULATOR calculated code

C:\dct4nck 2 123456789012345 51505

#pw+933352656175450+1#

To generate a GRIFFIN calculated code, simply add 32819 as the "boxserial"

C:\dct4nck 2 123456789012345 51505 32819

#pw+933462656175450+1#


the boxserial can be adjusted by the following:

default value = 32820

sample imei: 987654321012345

by increasing the a digit in the boxserial value, we decrease a calculated digit value by 1 affecting only the first 5 digits of the imei, if we decrease a digit in the boxserial value by 1, we increase the calculated value by 1, and so on...

sample:

C:\dct4nck 2 987654321012345 51505

#pw+793130611143533+1#

C:\dct4nck 2 987654321012345 51505 32819

#pw+793240611143533+1#

C:\dct4nck 2 987654321012345 51505 32829

#pw+793140611143533+1#

C:\dct4nck 2 987654321012345 51505 32929

#pw+792140611143533+1#

C:\dct4nck 2 987654321012345 51505 33929

#pw+782140611143533+1#

C:\dct4nck 2 987654321012345 51505 43929

#pw+682140611143533+1#

notice the value adjustment, each digit in the 5 digits boxserial corresponds to the first 5 digit of the imei respectively.


Hope this helps.

:)