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Hello,
For quite sometime now I have been on the look-out for a service cable/flashing cable for my SE k300i. I read the thread on this forum and thought you guys might be able to help me out as I cant find a service cable in the market and making 1 on my own is the only means of having it. One more thing is that in this thread you have mentioned that on a data cable there are only 5 wires that are actually connected to pins on the plug but the cable that I have has got 9 wires connected to pins 1-8 and 10 (no wires connected to 9 n 11) so please I would request you to guide me about what I can do to convert or use this data cable as a flashing cable as well.
The data cable that I have has got a total of 9 wires coming out of the plug that connects to the phone, I am pasting the pictures of it and also for convenience writing down the color of wire and which pin on the plug the colored wire is connected to.
BLACK connected to pin 2
BROWN connected to pin 4
RED connected to pin 6
GREEN connected to pin 8
ORANGE connected to pin 7
BLUE connected to pin 5
PURPLE connected to pin 3
GREY connected to pin 1
YELLOW connected to pin 10
The pins 9 and 11 have no wires connected to them. Now all the nine wires they are connected to the chip on either one of the sides as follows
In this pic the yellow(pin10) orange(pin7) red(pin6) brown(pin4) and black(pin2) wires are connected to the chip.
In this pic grey(pin1) purple(pin3) blue(pin5) and green(pin8) wires are connected to the chip.
In this pic (top) 4 wires are leading from the chip into the usb connector .. orange green blue and lite-yellow.
I pasted this picture to show a lighter-green wire connected at D2 which is looping backwards and connected at :
please help me out and tell me how to convert this data cable into flashing cable
[ This Message was edited by: hasanz87 on 2008-05-11 06:09 ]
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Posted: 2008-05-11 06:55:46
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