micko113
join:2004-04-15
Renton, WA | reply to Teekaboo
Re: iAN-02EX Lingo Adapter Assistance Please.
You're welcome,
Sorry I couldn't help more. |
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caseydoug
join:2001-08-14
Seattle, WA
| I've been away, so I missed this thread. If you allow your adapter to access the internet, it will auto-configure with a unique supervisor password, even if you are no longer a subscriber (unless you disable the auto-configuration feature). Firmware version 63b does have a default password, but it will work only if you perform a hard reset, and then prevent the adapter from accessing the internet. Check your IM. |
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micko113
join:2004-04-15
Renton, WA | Interesting workaround 
Thanks for sharing! |
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kaka4204
join:2002-07-11
East York, ON
| reply to caseydoug
i had posted the same question a while ago, but didn't get any answer.
i have tried doing a hard reset without the system being connected to internet, but the passwords listed on the sites don't work anymore for supervisor account for the latest firmware.
caseydoug - if you happen to know the new pass, mind sharing?
much appreciated
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angel66
join:2007-08-09
Carrollton, TX | I am in the same situation with my lingo adapter in V2.8.2.63b.
caseydoug - would you share the new supervisor password?
Any help welome. |
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meister_sd
Premium
join:2006-01-29
La Mesa, CA | Does anyone know where firmware can be downloaded? Is there a difference between "lingo" and "unlocked" (if it exists)? |
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caseydoug
join:2001-08-14
Seattle, WA
| Lingo's firmware used to be available at 209.227.167.160. I haven't checked for a while.
Lingo doesn't really have an "unlocked" firmware version. Each version of the firmware has certain default settings built in, including a default supervisor password and a default location for its configuration files. As soon as new firmware is loaded, the adapter goes back to the internet to find and load the specified configuration files. Those files, in turn, proceed to overwrite the default password with a device-specific password and also to write all of your account information (SIP username, SIP password, SIP server addresses, etc.)
That is why knowing the default supervisor password will not by itself gain you access to your Lingo information. The default supervisor password will not even get you into the supervisor pages unless you perform a factory reset while disconnected from the internet -- i.e., wipe out the information that was loaded by the configuration files. So it really doesn't help you to know the default password unless you are terminating your Lingo service and want to use the adapter with a different provider. |
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zacknew
join:2007-10-23
Minneapolis, MN | Caseydoug,
I am planning on disconnecting my lingo service so I am looking on how to unlock my lingo iAN-02EX adapter. can you please help? advise on how to go about that?
ANyone???? |
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meister_sd
Premium
join:2006-01-29
La Mesa, CA
| said by zacknew  :looking on how to unlock my lingo iAN-02EX adapter. Depends on the firmware version. Login and check. Keep it off the internet if it has not been used for a while.
I did a factory reset on mine and used this:
UN: supervisor
PW: $KunK$pit (factory reset)
To do a factory reset, pick up the phone and dial:
*#456987# |
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zacknew
join:2007-10-23
Minneapolis, MN | I am still unable to unlock my adapter. tried this pwd and once I hit enter it clears out. |
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