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Originally Posted by lolita";p="
use s1giveio v1.4
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Hi lolita!
Thank you for the tool. I have uninstalled the LibUSB driver and replaced it with the standard ADFU driver taken from
this package. I had some problems because the ClassGUID key into the .inf file was incorrect, but I have corrected it.
After the installation I start the new version of s1giveio, but this is the response:
Code:
s1giveio v1.4 - some small debug console to access the players hardware
copyright (c)2008 wiRe <wiRe> - http://www.s1mp3.de/ - FREEWARE
give access to the device...
error: no device found
After some tries I plug the player into "normal mode" (as USB drive)... and the s1giveio recognize it! :shock:
Apart of these "problems", I tried your commands, but they does not work
I made some tries, and I found the command that enable and disable the backlight:
Code:
-o ee 0 ; disable the backlight
-o ee 0e ; enable the backight
Further tests have shown that the backlight is enabled if the first nibble has a value from C to F, while the second nibble can be any value (i.e. 0c, 1d, 2e, 3f etc.).
FYI this is the dump of the memory from E0 to FF:
Code:
-i e0 20
E0 00 78 40 01 07 00 00 00 - 00 78 78 09 00 78 0E 00 .x@......xx..x..
F0 00 15 31 87 07 00 00 00 - 00 00 00 00 00 00 08 00 ..1ç............
... strange player? 8)