How to set name on tones named type 1, type 2....?

[GeeZuZz]

I have a few tones that is named type 1, type 2... and so on. How can I change their name?

[KnOeFz]

I have the same problem...

And in addition to that...
The tone called Type 1 sounds ok when I set it to a profile... but when the profile is activated there's no sound coming when I get called...

Any solution welcome

-=K=-

[NokDoc]

Hi,

Well it isn't that simple but U could add (or correct) the names in the tonedata.

If they are missing the Nokia makes up a default 'type x' name.

More info on tonedata structure in Articles.

NokDoc

[ac6210sr]

Originally posted by GeeZuZz
I have a few tones that is named type 1, type 2... and so on. How can I change their name?

i think it's better to use PPM Manager in adding/importing tones...
use export to melody files let say from 5210 then import them to to flash you want them to be imported or you can always use the function Add one or more melody files of PPM Manager...but sure you exported the English Tones not the Type1, Type 2, etc...also don't forget to update all CRCs...

also don't forget Ringtone Manager...

[GeeZuZz]

@ac6210sr

i extracted them from another guy's flash where they were named type x, and now I imported them to my flash with ppmmanager. The exported files have names - but on the phone they only show "TYPE X"

i'll read the article...

[Vinny]

Its been a while. :)

Ok heres what you do but you'll need a HEX editor.

Look for the TONEver block and from there you can start editing.

assuming that you already know the tone block structure, Here's an example of the tones that have Type 1 etc....


696F 6E00 0000 0001 0000 0038 5249 4E47 0000 0000 0000 02FC
ion . . . . . . . . 8RING . . . . . . . .

....tone data....

070B FFFF

the structure based on the example is something like (pls note that i used my own description):

0000 0001 -> Tone ID
0000 0038 -> Tone Length (sum of tone data starting from tone id to 070B or FF)
5249 4E47 -> tone variable (in example RING)
0000 0000 -> Separator (thats what i call it)
02FC -> Tone Lexime

If you want it to have names instead of Type x displayed then add

0A52 696E 6720 7269 6367 0000 02FC

which is

.Ring ring

0A -> (HEX) the length of the name ("Ring ring" length is 9 ) + 1 (the ringtone length itself in this case 0A)
52 696E 6720 7269 6367 -> Ring ring
02FC -> Tone Lexime

Take note that when you change data, you'll also need to recalculate checksums. Also after 070B make sure that the OFFSET moded with 4 is equal to 0 if not then you need to add FF to it until it does.

example

070B with offset 000F954A, so 4A mod 4 = 2 and its not 0
so we add FF
070B FF with offset 000F954B, so 4B mod 4 = 1 and its still not 0
so we add FF
070B FFFF with offset 000F954C, so 4C mod 4 = 0

so we have set the offset for the next tone which is at offset 000F954D

also i forgot to mention that since we ADDED some data, we'll need to also ADD to the Tone Length

0000 0038 -> Tone Length (sum of tone data starting from tone id to 070B or FF)
+
0A -> (HEX) the length of the name as mentioned earlier
+
2 (the number of FFs added which is in this example FFFF )

so that will be 38 + 0A + 2 = 44 (all in HEX)

so you'll need to change the 0038 to 0044

that's it...

[liteFun]

it would be nice to have "tone correcter" in ppmmanager.
maybe it would have option to change all toneid's to user defined range?

i have some tones, converted myself with convert03, they sound ok, but when somebody calls me i have problems with wrong ringtone, maybe wrong toneid or chk?

[hooi76]

@ Mr. Lite Fun
I guess it's the tone id, change it using 00, 01, 02, 03.....09,0A,...0F, 10, 11....19, 1A,....

[ByteMe]

If you have the ringtones set to a profile, and they don't ring when o receive call, ensure that the tone id is less than 100 (in decimal) or 64 (in Hexadecimal).

It worked 4 me!

[liteFun]

tried 192-220 (decimal) in toneid?
in my 5510 mcu tones to play.. like sms or game sounds :)

[Juan2k]

try using ppm packs from a to f i think