Yakup
join:2000-10-12
Folsom, CA
 ·BroadVoice
| reply to parasonic
DTV flash things
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Jtag software that allows you to dump or program flash chips. This should work with just about any device that uses an ST-20 based processor. (sti-5500, sti5505, sti5510, ect)
This version has serial eeprom programming capability, and fully supports the intel 28F320 flash type.
»www.unwink.com/ go to files
there is a jtaj programmer for intel whatsoever flash chips
I think DTV found those flash things very cheap and put them in everything they built.
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bhatgrrl
join:2003-04-10
Denton, TX
|  reply to DSLTech
Anyone want my gateway?
Willing to give away my gateway for shipping + $5. Says model 10-X203 on back. Can ship whole box came in(6 lbs) incl filters, etc or just the gateway(lighter, less $$). Email if interested. It pisses me off thousands of these buggers are going to the landfills. |
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Isomorph
@covad.net | reply to paul_c_randall
Re: NYC/DirecTV Broadband Gateway reprogramming
I just recently got canned from DTV and switched to Earthlink DSL (which really sucks by the way). I've been searching for a way to reprogram my X203 but have been unsuccessful as well. If you come up with something it would be appreciated. |
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paul_c_randall
@nac.net | reply to parasonic
I would like to learn more about what you are doing. I am guessing you are trying to reprogram the flash. BDM is a hardware connected Debugger? I was trying to learn this stuff but it is difficult for an absolute newbie. |
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs: | reply to parasonic
12-conductor cable also is in  |
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs: | reply to parasonic
Rough PCB is now diagrammed. |
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs: | reply to apilosov
Can someone try to positively identify which pins the BDM connect to? Thanks. |
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs: | reply to parasonic
Parts are now in |
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs: | reply to pmpjcd
Parts for the BDM come today, within the hour. Woot! Woot! |
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pmpjcd
@floca.alerondi | reply to anonymous2000
the subnet mask is 255.255.255.252
and the IP you will need to use is the gateway address which should be 10.5.1.2 |
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs: | reply to mikemegapath
I sent you a message, mikedirectv. Click the flashing yellow note thing to get it.
Thanks. |
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apilosov
join:2002-12-27
Forest Hills, NY | reply to apilosov
Mike, please read the entire thread. It's all explained in www.pilosoft.com/modem.txt |
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mikemegapath
join:2003-02-16
Studio City, CA
|  reply to SMCinAZ
I have about 20 ADSL boxes retired from clients using DTV Internet. One is a white box, what I think everyone is referring to as "brick". Question: Are these worth attempting to us as ADSL routers for other ISP accounts? What will we gain by figuring out the admin password? If these gateways are worth anything how can anyone get a admin password? |
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs:
| reply to apilosov
Where can I find a 56 pin SSOP to SMC adapter, and then a 56 pin SSOP to DIP adapter for the programmer? I'm NOT paying $250 for a little piece of plastic with some gold covered tin leads.
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs:
| reply to apilosov
x1 board, there is a socketed chip. I wonder whether I can read it....
»www.associatedpro.com/eprom.pdf
I guessed that it would be an atmel eeprom. That's just what it is
AT17C512
»dslproject.speedconnect.us/pictures
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs:
| reply to apilosov
That was quick. Motorola took only 30 minutes to get back to me.
Processors!
»e-www.motorola.com/webapp/sps/si···DFTQDKCb
»e-www.motorola.com/webapp/sps/si···DFTQDKCb
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs:
| reply to apilosov
For the x2 modem, here is the DSL signal chip, AD8016ARB
»www.analog.com/Analog_Root/produ···,00.html
Enough research for now
If it will help, I will label my pictures with the part numbers and some reference material for all of the chips. What may not seem important could be very integral to knowing what hardware is for what address or pin and could be absolutely needed to get anywhere.
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs: | reply to apilosov
Just as I thought..
Ethernet chip.
»www.lssystems.at/infoserver/deve···data.pdf |
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs: | reply to apilosov
Checking up on the part in both modems,
KM416S1020CT-G10
I contacted Samsung.
Maybe it's the northbridge |
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parasonic
I Am Not A Bot
join:2002-03-29
Atlanta, GA
clubs: | reply to apilosov
Oops..I wasn't paying attention to the 'b' .. or that bits is the standard measure for individual ram chips |
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