To access the diagnostic program you will need to dial ##634# from the phone pad.
Diagnostic Commands:
- *#0*# - LCD Test
- *#0002*28346# - Audio control utility.
- *#0011# - Power and Temperature and Network Connection monitoring
- *#0228# - Battery Information
- *#0289# - Melody Test\Test External and Internal Speaker
- *#03# - SMDInfo
- *#05# - Simple test menu
- *#06# - Show IMEI #
- *#0673# - MP3 Test Menu\Shows Audio sound tests
- *#0782# - Shows Clock & Alarms settings
- *#0842# - Vibrate test menu
- *#0987# - Multitouch test
- *#1111# - Show FTA software version
- *#1234# - Shows the PDA and the Phone version number
- *#197328640# - The Root Menu
- *#2*# - Battery Information
- *#2222# - Show FTA hardware version
- *#2263# - RAT Selection option is restricted
- *#232337# - Bluetooth MAC Address
- *#2580# - Integrity Control
- *#3*# - Test Brightness
- *#32489# - (GSM test) Shows the ciphering status and options to enable or disable it.
- *#7284# - USB Path control
- *#745# - Operation (2): Ril log done
- *#7450# - Operation (99):Error Report off done
- *#7451# - Operation (99):Error Report off done
- *#7465625# - Shows status of the Network Service Provider SIM or Corporation lock
- *#770# - Operation (99):Vphone 770 done!
- *#771# - Operation (99):Vphone 771 done!
- *#772# - Operation (99):Vphone 772 done!
- *#773# - Operation (99):Vphone 773 done!
- *#774# - Operation (99):Vphone 774 done!
- *#775# - Operation (99):Vphone 775 done!
- *#776# - Operation (99):Vphone 776 done!
- *#777# - Operation (99):Vphone 777 done!
- *#778# - Operation (99):Vphone 778 done!
- *#779# - Operation (99):Vphone 779 done!
- *#780# - Operation (99):SR Test done!
- *#9090# - Diag Config\UART/USB settings
- *2767*3855# - Full Reset (Caution every stored data will be deleted.)
Tethering Currently instructions only apply to AT&T network, USA.
- Open the phone screen composition
- Enter the code: # # 634 # > Press Call<br.
- This will open a new screen will be similar but in test mode
- Then type in the code * # 7284 # > Press Call
- See the screen that you see in the picture > Select Tethered
- The phone will restart
- Attach the USB cable to your phone and PC and wait for it to install drivers
- You will see the phone modem and you can configure the data connection
- number: *99***1#
- user name: WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM
- password: CINGULAR1
via: http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/index.php?title=Samsung_Focus
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The following registry update will throttle back the security in Access so you don't get the "this database may be unsafe" crud. If you're not downloading databases from the web and only use your own stuff, you shouldn't have to worry about this security risk.
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\10.0\access\security]
"level"=dword:00000001
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\11.0\access\security]
"level"=dword:00000001
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\12.0\access\security]
"level"=dword:00000001
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by Clouseau on Tue Jan 05, 2010 7:42 pm
Ok, I've made some headway on the LIT problem. Apparently, I need to do a string replace in C to double all "\" characters in the path. Don't know why PDF and TXT files work fine but LIT fails (thanks Microsloth). Having compiler issues (can't use malloc for some reason). If anyone can get me some C code for a find/replace on strings that I can make work, it would be helpfull.
BTW, I've moved my MediaMonkey.ini into the MediaMonkey directory and made a copy called MediaMonkey-eBooks... now I (after modifying the second ini) I have two separate instances of MediaMonkey, one for music and one for eBooks. things are looking up!
by Clouseau on Wed Jan 06, 2010 8:35 pm
OK, never mind about the slashes... it's not that... Microsoft Reader
DOES NOT LIKE SHORT FILE NAMES
, and that's what gets passed from MediaMonkey. I just don't know how to get a long file name using ANSI-C. I've tried compiling using Visual C++ and it's a no-go. I'll probably have to kludge it using compiled KixScript or something that will look up the long file name and launch Microsoft Reader. Any suggestions welcome!
by Clouseau on Thu Jan 07, 2010 5:52 pm
WooooHoooo!!
LIT files open now! Wrote a very short VBS and compiled the IN_LIT.dll to pass the short filename to it (OpenShortFile.vbs). The script gets the long filename and does a ShellExecute and, voila, up pops MS Reader with the eBook.
OpenShortFile.vbs
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option explicit
dim oArgs, fn
dim objShell
set oArgs = Wscript.Arguments
if oArgs.count=0 then
wscript.echo "No argument given"
wscript.quit
end if
fn = oArgs.item(0)
set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application")
objShell.ShellExecute LongName(fn), "", "", "open", 1
set objShell = nothing
'===================================================
Function LongName(ShortName)
With CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
With .CreateShortcut("dummy.lnk")
.TargetPath = ShortName
LongName = .TargetPath
End with
End with
End Function
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Posted by JStandlee on January 7, 2010 10:53
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