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* HOW TO PROGRAM THE *
* PANASONIC CELLULAR *
* PHONE *
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*BEFORE YOU BEGIN*
Turn to the screen Make sure you have the information listed that you will
need to change, including:
Home Area I.D. (SIDH)
New Phone Number (MIN)
System (A or B)
Paging Channel
Station Class Mark
Lock Code
and ESN
Refer to specific programming instructions for additional information
required for each particular cellular phone.
There are two programs that contain information to program Panasonic cellular
phones. They are PAN, and also BEECH.
Enter the PAN directory and type GO and you will see the menu titled
"Phone & Function Menu".
You can get the cabling diagramto connect Panasonic phones to a computer for
programming from THE NEW YORK HACK EXCHANGE BBS at (718) 379-4702.
Slect 1. " Program any Chip" to use the EEPROM programmer to program either
16911 or 93C46 chips. Choice 2, "Panasonic D, E & F Series" is the screen
actually used for programming. That program can be used to program NOKIA,or
basically any phone that uses either the 93C46 or 16911 Serial EEPROM.
PROGRAMMING THE PHONE:
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After you have built the correct cabling to the phone and have a dedicated
power source to it, choose "2. Panasonic D, E & F Series" from the Phone &
Function Menu.
I recommend the following procedure.
1. Choose [F1] "READ CHIP" from the menu. After it has read the chip, do a
"Print Screen" or use a screen capture to save the original information in
case you need to put the phone back to its original readings. You might also
want to use [F4] to save the chip in order to have the original parameters
on file. Use a system that will allow you recognize the file name in the
event you need to reload the chip.
2. After reading the chip, select [F7] to change the Electronic Serial Number
(ESN). The next screen will prompt you for the ESN in either HEX or DECIMAL.
Follow the prompts, selecting either H or D to enter the ESN. Remember to
add the dashes if you select D for Decimal. After you have selected the
correct parameters, select [F6] to program the chip.
3. When you are finished, simply select [Esc] to exit the programming phase.
If you have any other question about this or any other programming
instructions you can leave me mail on THE NEW YORK HACK EXCHANGE BBS or you
can find me floating around on the INTERNET...
Also look for the following instruction's:
Programming NEC's
Programming Mitsubishi's
Programming Motorola's
and other's!!
THE PUNISHER*HTH-UK*