Phoenix Service Software Flashing Guide

Phoenix Service Software 2008
How to use guide by – joneywalker4u
Both the tutorial uses Nokia 5700 Xpress Music phone, choose firmware according to your own handset.
NOTE: I take no responsibility what so ever.

Compiled 12 June 2008
For Normal flashing (phone is on and in working condition)

1) Open Phoenix service software, click manage connections.
2) Software and setup connection (I am using USB connection like DKE-2 cable). If you have F-BUS cable like CA-53 you can use FBUS connection.
Sample Flash log looks like this
Flashing started
Creating product data items list
Product data items list created
Backup not required
Flashing phone
Initializing
Asic CMT: Verifying communication to device...
Getting product info...
Loading image files...
AdlServer: Rebooting...
Closing connection
Waiting for USB device. Press phone's power button (if you start from dead terminal)
ROM Boot Drivers loaded. Creating RAW connection
Connecting to device...
Connection opened
Connection opened to BootCode successfully
First wait command failed. Preparing for bootrom waiting loop ...
Sending Wait Request...
Flashing Secondary boot code: 14848 Bytes
Sending USB data: 28%
Secondary boot loaded
Skipping USB handshake...
Flashing Update Server Data: 2051785 Bytes
Flashing UPS data: 0%
Update server loaded
Waiting for Update Server to boot...
Closing connection
Connecting to device...
Connection opened
Initializing Update Server....
Asic CMT: Selecting programming blocks...
Warning: PAPUBKEY already selected
Flashing SingleAsic device...
Asic CMT: Start programming 66447 KB...
Asic CMT: Erasing rm230_04.21_prd_core.fpsx
Asic CMT: Erasing area 1...
Asic CMT: Partitioning rm230_04.21_prd_core.fpsx
Asic CMT: Partitioning area 1...
Asic CMT: Erasing rm230_04.21_prd_v15_01_apac2.fpsx
Asic CMT: Erasing rm230_04.21_prd_uda_erase.fpsx
Asic CMT: Programming rm230_04.21_prd_core.fpsx
Asic CMT: Programming 0%
Asic CMT: Programming rm230_04.21_prd_v15_01_apac2.fpsx
Asic CMT: Programming rm230_04.21_prd_uda_erase.fpsx
Finished Flashing
Rebooting to RFS Mode
Waiting for communication response: 25
BB5 USB Flashing succeeded
Phone flashing completed. Waiting for phone to boot up
Bootup successful
Verifying communication to product (before flash finalizing)
Communication verified
Started product mode change
Product mode change complete
Doing factorysets
Factorysets complete
Loading default data to phone
Loading default data to phone
Getting Data Package
Reading product state
Starting backup/restore sub-procedure: data item pre-delay
data item pre-delay
data item pre-delay
Sub-procedure completed: Succeeded., result code: 0
Starting to backup/restore data item: ProductProfile, version: 1.0
Data Item backup/restore completed: Succeeded., result code: 0
Starting backup/restore sub-procedure: data item post-delay
data item post-delay
data item post-delay
Sub-procedure completed: Succeeded., result code: 0
Backup/restore result: 0 out of 1 items were not backed up
Default data loading complete
Stopping all operations, returning phone to default mode
All operations completed
Product flashing succeeded.
For Dead Phone Flashing (phone doesn’t turn on, white screen only,
something went wrong while flashing.)
Connect your phone (switch off) via cable.
1) Open Phoenix service software, click, manage connections.
When flashing begins, it pauses for some time and now you have to switch on the phone to continue.
I don’t have a sample log for the moment for dead flash.

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How to use guide by – joneywalker4u

NOTE: I take no responsibility what so ever.

For Normal flashing (phone is on and in working condition)

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