		       Ericsson Programing Clip                               
				by TyStick

Note: This is for informational purposes only, if you something illegal and        
      get busted, don't come crying to me. Now have phun. =]
	
	
	Alright folks, here's the pin-out for the Ericsson Pocket Phone 
Programming Clip, also known as the Alexander Clip. I paid $200 for mine, 
when it showed up I was surprised to see a $5 piece of equipment.(I've heard of 
some people charging up to $350 for it) I'm writing this so no one gets 
stuck paying that shit again. For those who don't know, this clip activates 
the f0nes flash prom and allows it to be ESN programable from the keypad. 
This works on ALL older Ericsson Pocket Phones...GH/AH/DH, doesn't matter...
the only difference is the programing sequence, they can all be programed.
I'll include some programing instructions for the 2-NAM models in this file 
later on, I'm still working on the esn sequence for the 4-NAM models. 
But don't fret, I'll figure it out.

	O.k, on to the clip, the best way I can see to build it, is to 
modify an existing Ericsson Charger Clip...you'll need to change the pins, 
so here's the pin-out for both.


Charger: has 14 slots, 4 have pins...this is all read from left to right, 
with the clip connected, looking at the front of the phone. 
slots 2, 7, 8, and 14 have pins.
like so...(x=slot w/o pin, !=slot /w pin)                             

				x!xxxx!!xxxxx!

Programming Clip: (same diagram rulez apply, only this has 5 pins)
slots 2, 6, 8, 11, and 12 have pins...like so:                            
			
				x!xxx!x!xx!!xx 

Added Info: As you can see, slots 2 and 8 have pins on both units. These 
are the main ground pins. The other pins act like commands, to alert the
phone as to what's happening. Therefore, if you get a standard Charger Clip,
you can leave pins 2 & 8 alone, and just change the rest. These other pins
only need to be connected, nothing big. Simply cut off the Chargers power
cord and swap some pins. Since the Programing Clip has 1 an extra pin to it,
you'll need to dig one up and stick it in there. Pins 2 and 8 are the only 
that need resistors and all that other work. Since you're using a Charger,
it's already done for you. (is that idiot proof or what?!)






Ok, now for some programing instructions. These are for the 2-NAM models 
only, the 4-NAM models don't have a Function key so it's a whole new 
ballgame.

1. Attach the programing clip and power up phone.

2. Once it's on, hit **1**

3. Key in the ESN, hit * after each set of 2 digits

4. After keying in the final set of 2 digits, hit * and the phone will 
   either reboot or scroll a bunch of numbers across the display (depending
   on the software version) This means the ESN change was successful.

5. Hold down the FUNC key and type 987, this will display the decimal ESN, 
   if correct, hit STO. While in this FUNC, you can change your MIN, SID, 
   all that good stuff. Always hit STO after any change.

6. Now yer DONE! Reboot the phone and dial away.

ESN CONVERSION TABLE:
0=00, 1=01, 2=02, 3=03, 4=04, 5=05, 6=06, 7=07, 8=08, 9=09, A=10, B=11, C=12,
D=13, E=14, F=15

example: ESN of 82AF570D is keyed in like so:
08*02*10*15*05*07*00*13* (pause, should reboot or scroll numbers)


*There is no limit as to how many this phone can be programed, boogy down.



**Big phat shout out to Ardist and Volteran for helping figure out
  the ESN programing sequence, you have no idea what an annoyance it was.
