Programmes After Market Services NPE-4 Cellular Phones 4 - Service Software Original ãNokia Corporation Page 4-1
NPE-4 4 - Service Software PAMS Technical Documentation Table of Contents Page No. Service Software .............................................................................................................................. Phoenix ........................................................................................................................................ Supported Operating Systems .......................................................................................
PAMS Technical Documentation NPE-4 4 - Service Software Service Software Phoenix Phoenix is the software tool for flashing, tuning and testing Nokia cellular phones. It has been created for Win32 environment with COM technology and it replaces all existing applications such as WinTesla. Supported Operating Systems Windows 95, 98, 2000 and NT 4.0 (SP4). Hardware requirements for using Phoenix Minimum: Processor 233 MHz, RAM memory 64 MB, disk space 50-100 MB.
NPE-4 4 - Service Software PAMS Technical Documentation Login Select user name and press OK Adding user Adding users Click to add a new user Page 4-4 ãNokia Corporation Original
NPE-4 4 - Service Software PAMS Technical Documentation Products File m enu: • W hen a product is selected, the m enu changes (enabling the features for the product) • You can either • Scan for product • Choose product • Poll for product ( Tools -> Settings -> Product Polling) Connections Connections is a way of describing how a product is connected to Phoenix, i.e. what protocol should be used.
NPE-4 4 - Service Software PAMS Technical Documentation Adding/editing connections FPS-8 used as example Page 4-6 ãNokia Corporation Original
PAMS Technical Documentation NPE-4 4 - Service Software Connection tips • Use FBUS. • If FPS-8 is used, used FBUS as COMBOX_DEF_MEDIA. • If a connection is lost (e.g. the FPS-8 box is changed), select File -> manage connections and press the “Apply” button.
NPE-4 4 - Service Software PAMS Technical Documentation Does not save • Open connection • Values of e.g.
NPE-4 4 - Service Software PAMS Technical Documentation The file menu: Creates a new profile (closes all windows) Opens a profile (select a filename) Saves profiles in files Note: The last used profiles are also shown in the filer menu. Tips about profiles • Use profile for making standard setups of Phoenix. • Profiles are saved in files. These files can be shared with other users. • Used for flashing and writing serial numbers. • AKA prommer.
NPE-4 4 - Service Software PAMS Technical Documentation On, if a phone is connected and the phone is turned off On, if the FPS-8 is in service mode Flashes slowly when erasing flash. Flashes quickly when programming flash FPS_8 front panel FPS-8 software upgrade SW upgrades for the FPS-8 comes in a single file installation package. Install this package. It will install to the “Flash” subdirectory in the Phoenix directory.
PAMS Technical Documentation NPE-4 4 - Service Software “Update” button: Updates the SW in the FPS-8. Select the fps8upd.ini file in the “Flash” directory. “Delete” button: Deletes the algorithm or secondary boot file selected in the list. Note: Only one file can be deleted at a time. “Report” button: Creates a file which describes the FPS-8 setup. Attach this file when reporting errors. “Reset” button: Resets the FPS-8. Not a common thing to do.
NPE-4 4 - Service Software PAMS Technical Documentation Files can be uploaded to the FPS-8 manually by right-clicking on the “Flash box files” list. This will bring up this menu: Upload an FPGA file to the FPS-8 Upload an application file to the FPS-8 Upload an application file to the FPS-8 Used only if the previous item failed.
NPE-4 4 - Service Software PAMS Technical Documentation “Save PPC”: Saves the PPC before flashing.
NPE-4 4 - Service Software PAMS Technical Documentation Product m enu: Flash in g m en u : M aintenance m enu: Tools menu: Menus left out “Edit”, “Window” and “Help”. These are as standard Windows.
