If the unit has the ‘default’ IMEI of 123456789012345 then you can change the whole thing, units were shipped in this config if customer specifically ordered them as they had their own TAC code. As a result is highly unlikely it will be in this config.
If it has been set to something else then you will only be able to change the serial number part of it (so after the first 6 digits).
DWLWin is just used to load firmware or configuration files, you cannot change the IMEI with it.
Okay that makes a lot of sense. I have also been trying to use DWLWin but I keep getting “Status - Cannot boot up remote CPU”. Do you know how I can solve this ?
There is a boot pin on the system connector of the Q24, it puts the unit into a bootloader mode on power up which the DWLWin tool reacts to, if the unit is not in boot loader mode then DWLWin will not work. Why are you trying to use it?
I am not exactly sure what the firmware is but the company I bought the GSM from sent them to me and said I have to use DWLWIN to download it to the GSM or I can use Hyperterminal with File Transfer.
I have learned for the DWLWIN I have to put the GSM in bootloader mode (I need a tutorial on how to do this) and Hyperterminal doesn’t work with downloading E2P Files to the GSM
@mlw I can download firmware with Hyperterminal and Xmodem Protocol into the GSM right?
I was told only DWL file format would work with Hyperterminal is this the case? The file format of what I want to download into the GSM is E2P File format.
Can E2P files only be downloaded into the GSM with DWLWIN?
What I need to do now is activate the bootpin. Is there any detailed manual on how I can open the Modem and activate it without damaging any of the components