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    Hi!

    Does anybody started some investigation where and how the tone generation is done?
    I have info about the ringtones in PPM and some info of the SMS tone. But what about the tones of battery low and recodrs in snake (or whatever) and alert function and so on?

    To find the ringtones is "pretty" easy but already the SMS tone is hard to find.
    I read an article with some hints about the SMS so I found them and patched them already but nothing more. I really dunno where to start.
    If somebody has an idea pls tell.

    Doc

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    Hi Mr Doc.

    Alert is in MCU not PPM, go look for the bytes '00 02 FD>>'

    I found 7 beeps things for 3310-406 in the region 10.F76C u/i 10.F947.

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    Hopefully this Helps:
    I don't know which is alert/beep/ascending/x but you'll find out I guess.

    10F76C-10F774 Tone1: 0002FD0A800A010503
    10F775-10F79B Tone1: 52254019060AFE40250A01050352254019060AFE40250A01050352254019060AFE0A7F0BC046C0
    10F79C-10F7A4 Tone2: 0002FD52250B46C000
    10F7A5-10F7CB Tone2: 090A0105045B0C400C060AFE05065B0C400C06403E070B000905280A015B0C400C5B0C400C5B0C
    10F7EC-10F7F4 Tone3: 0002FD0A8005020A01
    10F7F5-10F81B Tone3: 5B0C400C5B0C400C0AFE5B0C40250A015B25400C5B2540250AFE5B0C400C5B0C400C5B0C0A7F40
    10F820-10F828 Tone4: 0002FD0A8005020A01
    10F829-10F83B Tone4: 5619400A5619400A0AFE4057060A7F0BC046C0
    10F83C-10F844 Tone5: 0002FD0A800A015225
    10F845-10F857 Tone5: 0AFE0502407D0A01403E0AFE060A7F0BC046C0
    10F858-10F860 Tone6: 0002FD090A8005020A
    10F861-10F887 Tone6: 015B25400C5B0C0AFE400C5B25400C5B0C40250A015B25400C5B250AFE400C5B2540255B25400C
    10F918-10F920 Tone7: 0002FD51250B46C000
    10F921-10F947 Tone7: 01FFA70C0B46C0000997058B0595058D0593058F05910591058F0593058D0595058B0597058905

    GoodLuck, NokDoc
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    There are actually several types of tones:
    a. Alarm Tone - i.e. alarm, calendar note alarm
    b. Call Tone - busy, congested, call dropped,
    c. DTMF/Key Tones - i.e. tones generated when key is pressed
    d. Ring Tone Type - i.e. Ring ring, Low, etc.
    e. SMS Tone - i.e. Special Alert
    f. Warning/Game Tone - i.e. volume key, error tone, warning tone, batt. low warning, batt. recharge, confirm, power on/off, game tones

    One can clearly see these tones in the Tones pack of 6210 flash. However, in some models (like 5110, 6110) aside from the preset ring tones, tones can be found in the MCU part of the flash, not in the PPM. Like with the alert tones, the other tones (i.e. warning tones, games tones, etc) can be found within that area where the alert tones can be found.

    Each tone is in pair. First byte is tone, next is duration (i.e. 5A0C, is "5A" beep in a short dit "0C", while "5A25", is a "25" longer "5A" beep or dat. So special alert is dit-dit-dit-dat-dat-dit-dit-dit)

    Lowest tone in octave 3 is hex 0x66 and highest tone in octave 8 is hex 0xAD. Hex 0x40 is a "silent" tone.

    Longest duration for a tone is hex 0x4B0 (which is actualy nine 0x7Ds and a 0x4B) and shortest duration is hex 0x01.

    End of tone is indicated by a 0x0B.

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