Thread: ID this Nano-clone player? Find firmware?
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Old 24th Oct 2006, 8:32 pm
Thothie Thothie is offline
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Default ID this Nano-clone player? Find firmware?
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This is the firmware info extracted from this 1GB 1.5" Wilson Co. Ltd. Nano-clone:
Quote:
version = 9.0.43
date = 04/29/2006
file id = 0x0FF0AA55
vendor id = 0x10D6
product id = 0x1101
This is the firmware version as shown by the internal display:
Quote:
ACT2097_S72_1
2006/04/25
9.0.43
2006/04/29
Here's the Full s1fwx.exe info:
http://www.thothie.com/4jiggly5/dump.txt
Here's the BIN Firmware dump (2.7MB DL Extracts to 8MB):
http://www.thothie.com/4jiggly5/firmware.zip

Here's some menu images:
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*ISSUES*

Player goes to sleep while charging: This prevents it from charging. I had the thing plugged in over night, and it did not charge at all while in sleep mode. All sleep/darkle/black modes are set to 0 and time/date is set, but it does this anyways. It does NOT sleep while playing MP3s or other media.

Player goes to sleep while connected to computer: You've all of 30 seconds to port everything from the computer to the player before it sleeps and Windows loses its connection. Computer cannot connect to player while it is playing media.

Player has no phone book: Player is supposed to have a phone book feature. Telbook 1.1 and Flary address 1.2 util software are included in package, and there is a TELBOOK.AP in the dump, but there is no menu option for said phonebook.

Player crashes while playing movies: This may simply be due to lack of battery charge. Edit: Encoding with older AMV converter seems to help in some cases.

LRC files do not display: Little green indicator light comes on, showing there is an LRC file, but does not display. (Maybe a case of me not being able to figure out how to make it do so.)

Does not play MP4: Maybe "MP4 player" does not actually have this feature, despite name?

*NEED*
Some of this maybe due to faulty firmware? But I can't find any firmware near the version indicated by the dump... Maybe this version information is false? Any help would be appreciated!
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