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Originally Posted by envision
I tried this (what exactly does it do, btw?) and it seems fine but the turbo info right after still comes back with errors:
Code:
# turbo-info -b57600 -v
zsh: command not found: turbo-info
# ./turbo-info -b57600 -v
initializing modem
1 -> ATV1
1 <-
1 -> ATE1
1 <-
1 -> AT+CPMS="SM","SM"
1 <-
1 -> AT+CMGF=0
1 <- ?
1 -> AT+CPMS?
1 <- ?
modem initiated
1 -> AT+CMGW=9
1 <- ?
1 -> 029100110000810004FF0110
1 <-
OK. No Error
# turbo-info
zsh: command not found: turbo-info
# ./turbo-info
initializing modem
AT+CPMS="SM","SM"
ERROR
AT+CMGF=0
ERROR
AT+CPMS?
ERROR
modem initiated
Mobile Phone/Serial Cable Communication Error
iPhone keeps saying "No SIM", no matter how much I shift and adjust the thing. Any ideas? |
-b57600 simply uses a lower baudrate for the actual request, -v is verbose.
Therefore
turbo-info -b57600 -v and
turbo-info is basically the same, although the latter seems to work only as long as the turbosim is not programmed. It looks like there is a timing issue once the card is programmed and somehow accessed.
Consequently, you have to use -b57600 also for the programming with turbo-app.
Doublecheck the fitting of the SIM card, for my first one, I had to rework several times until it fit correctly and the turbosim covered the SIM card completely. Check also whether the solder resist has not been removed by accident once inserting it into the phone. At the very beginning, the card slot is really tight and may damage the solder resist which may result in a shortcut. Using some thin tape to cover the traces (not the pads) once again should do the trick, if this is applicable in your case.