LSD_9301_10, unknown manufacturer, Firmware Update

[listen07]

Hello,

i have some problems with my mp3/4 player (4GB)
but i dont have a manufacturer.

only this i can see (Setup -> Firmwareinfo)

MP3 PLAYER
LSD_9301_10
2006-11-21
9.0.48
2005-01-09

Can sombody tell me the manufacturer homepage ?

On the Device is nothing to see.
It looks near like a iPod Nano.

Thanks

listen07

[tadad1]

listen07, What sort of problems are you having?
There are 100's of manufacturers and no real way of telling which ones make which players as they all buy the same caseings make similar looking players. Most do not even have web sites.

[listen07]

hello tadad1,

the player problems:

switches (at connect with usb) from player menu to upload mode
the lost the connect to the pc .....

the display goes on an off without do antything with the player

there is a buzz at the player is on, you can hear it if the songs
are not so loud

the fm-radio is very blurred, it found some radio stations
but the sound is not clear

thanks

listen07

[tadad1]

listen07, Because you have 9.0.48 version firmware updating is very risky and if you kill your player there is very little chance of recovery because there are no firmware tools for this version firmware.
The connection problem may be a faulty USB cable or connection, you could try another cable to see if it makes a difference.
Regarding the LCD turning on and off check your power off and LCD sleep settings and set them to 0 and see if the problem continues.
The radios are not the best and I have terrible reception on all my players, the only payer I ever had good reception on is the Teclast T29, but then I live in a remote area with poor reception.
If these problems continue then there may be a wiring problem or short somewhere in the player that could be causing some components to overheat, if this is the case you may be better off speaking to your seller to see if you can get a replacement as i do not think a firmware change will help and as I say you could kill your player completely and void the warrenty.

[listen07]

hello tadad1,

if i understand correct. there are no tools to save or write firmware

if i flash a wrong firmware my player is dead
an i cant flash my old firmware ?!?!

thanks

listen07

[tadad1]

listen07, You can not reload you old firmware because there is no way to back it up. The firmware extraction tool will only work up to version 9.0.43. So if you flash the wrong firmware yes your player will be dead and there will be no way to recover it without the correct firmware. There is a new tool being developed but it may be some time before it is finished.

[listen07]

thanks tadad1,

then i must life with this firmware... :-(
OK, shit happens !

listen07

[listen07]

MP3 Player firmware upgrading tool 1.0.0.1

Device name: LISONG MP3 Player

Produktor: Wilson Co. Ltd.

Version: 9.0.48

[listen07]

i have extract with s1fwx with extract.bat

that can i see if i open list.bat

s1fwx v3.1 - copyright (c)2005-2006 wiRe (http://www.s1mp3.de/)

---[ info ]--------------------------------------------------------------------
filename = 'dump.bin'
filetype = afi
md5 = 677EE7554FDC8192DE83BC487B2D6165

---[ info:afi ]----------------------------------------------------------------
file id = 'AFI '
vendor id = 0x6977
product id = 0x6552
version = 9.0.48
date = 00/00/0000

+---filename---+ +---size---+ +-type-+ +---+ +--chksum--+
| BRECF285.BIN | | 16kb | | F285 | | B | | 4616116F |
| FWIMAGE.FW | | 6mb | | | | I | | 383F104C |
| SYSINFO.BIN | | 192bytes | | | | | | 22216B39 |
+--------------+ +----------+ +------+ +---+ +----------+

---[ info ]--------------------------------------------------------------------
filename = 'dump.bin.FWIMAGE.FW'
filetype = unknown
md5 = DA6A0D097E307AC52ED9B4AD551801FC



is there a newer Firmware for this device ?

[_Odyssey]

That firmware file is incomplete. s1fwx cannot extract v9.0.48 correctly.

It is unlikely there is an update for it. You have already overwritten the original firmware anyway. Your only option is to attempt to find it's original firmware