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[darkmen]

What we need:
1. DCU-11 USB data cable (for k700)

2. Fastport for k750 with all pins onboard. I cut my from origonal DCU-60  

3. Ordinal RJ45 phone box

4. RJ45 phone cable

So we start
The task divides to 3 parts:
1. To make a box.
2. Make wire for k700 connector.
3. Make wire for k750 fastport.

1. BOX

Open DCU-11 black box (on cable) and remove all wires that comes to phone and leave only USB wires.
Now we need to connect box's wires to chipboard like on the scheme below:

You also can take big picture (2568x1761)
There are 4 wires in RJ45 box
BLACK
RED
GREEN
YELLOW
And you can connect them in free order.
But for convinience i offer you to connect them in this way:
BLACK - GND
RED - +3.3V
GREEN - TxD
YELLOW- RxD
After that you have this:

So, close  the box and it's ready to serve

2. K700 cable

Now we need RJ45 phone cable.
We have to cut it on 2 parts: first is need for k700 and second - for k750.
By default the RJ45 cabels wires have same colors coresponding box's wires.
If not then you have to note wich box's wire comects to wich RJ45 wire. And use this note to know wich wire is wich to connect.
Next we take k700 connector from DCU-11 and remove all wires from it.
Now we take first part of cuted RJ45 cable and prepare the cuted side.
For k700 we need only 3 wires:
BLACK - GND
GREEN - TxD
YELLOW- RxD
We have to connect them in this order:

BLACK - GND ==> PIN # 10 (GND)
GREEN - TxD ==> PIN # 6 (RxD)
YELLOW- RxD ==> PIN # 7 (TxD)
And connect PIN #9 (VPPFLASH) and PIN # 11(DC+) together on k700 connector.
K700 cable is ready to serve

3. K750 cable

Now we need second part of RJ45 phone cable.
In k750 uses all 4 wires.
Let's connect them in this order:

BLACK - GND ==> PIN # 9 (GND)
RED - +3.3V ==> PIN # 8 (VPPFLASH)
GREEN - TxD ==> PIN # 10 (RxD)
YELLOW- RxD ==> PIN # 11 (TxD)
K750 cable is ready to serve

THAT'S ALL  

Now you have 2 in 1 service cable for SE k700 / k750 phones.

Thanks to all ppl who help me with it.
P.S. Easy way to know more is flash EROM with DCU-60  

[_Sensible]

@Darkmen,

Wow, what can i say....thankyou very much, very very good guide with clear instruction. Thread is now pinned!.

Home-made cables much more fun!

[Eggy]

gbrooks3, on 2006-04-22 12:17, said:

Thread is now pinned!.

I've also made it an announcement (with the help of Darkmen ) for this particular forum as I thought it deserved the right to be on top of the other stickes as it's more of a general kind of help which won't become outdated.

[hendrix]

I love this board  

[aznpos531]

absolutely beautiful...

Edited by aznpos531, 22 April 2006 - 07:52 PM.

[Spoochy]

i love this forum more and more for each day..

[Eggy]

Spoochy, on 2006-04-23 15:45, said:

i love this forum more and more for each day..

I know what it's like

[scotsboyuk]

@Darkmen

  Just thought I'd pop my head round the door and say jolly good show. Top  stuff!

[zolli]

wow.
Nice work.

[darkmen]

*IMPORTENT NOTE*

Much better to use SHIELDED cable instead of ordinal phone RJ45.
Because it haven't shield stable speed is only 115200 kbps.
On higher speeds it behaves bad (read\write operation fails).

[Grawp]

I have a little problem    . I have another DCU-11 cable.

I use original drivers which's come with it.
I've tried to shortcut 9 and 11 pin, but it doesn't work with SEFP but original functions stayed the same.
What should i do?
Does anyone have manual or scheme how to do your own k700i service cable?

[darkmen]

Grawp, on 2006-06-21 23:39, said:

I have a little problem    . I have another DCU-11 cable.

I use original drivers which's come with it.
I've tried to shortcut 9 and 11 pin, but it doesn't work with SEFP but original functions stayed the same.
What should i do?
Does anyone have manual or scheme how to do your own k700i service cable?

And who will perlace RX and TX from Data to Service pins?

[Grawp]

which pins are they?
i can't find k700i connector scheme.
Can you little help me please and give me the link to some scheme?

[darkmen]

Do you read the topic? I think you don't!

Darkmen, on 2006-04-22 12:43, said:

BLACK - GND
GREEN - TxD
YELLOW- RxD
We have to connect them in this order:

BLACK - GND ==> PIN # 10 (GND)
GREEN - TxD ==> PIN # 6 (RxD)
YELLOW- RxD ==> PIN # 7 (TxD)
And connect PIN #9 (VPPFLASH) and PIN # 11(DC+) together on k700 connector.
K700 cable is ready to serve

[Grawp]

I've read it, but look at my cable.

[Grawp]

i'm sorry i've forgotten that there are bottom side   of dcu-11, there are also connections to pins.
but i still don't know what to do
maybe http://www.esato.com...e/t.php/t-17145
is that working?

[Grawp]

I've tried it and it's working.  

[Foxen]

Darkmen, on 2006-06-21 23:32, said:

And who will perlace RX and TX from Data to Service pins?

Ho-hum... I am thinking about getting this cable myself and modding it of course
But! If I get the newer model that grawp has I guess I need to unsolder the whole connector and then resolder it using wires in between and assemble it in a new housing, right? And the way I can see it there's nothing that would stop you from actually building both ends(K700 and K750/W800) into the same so that both are connected at the same time, right? Only thing to remember is to only plug ONE phone only at a time

Does the above appear correct? Will this cable let me unlock a phone and access a K700 using your SEFP plugin to remove the annoying Vodafone branded "features"(dungpile of ) and let me flash the firmware using DaVinci?

[lancau]

Can i use this service cable to flash my D750i Brown colour to Red colour without any charges ??

[darkmen]

lancau, on 2006-07-07 09:04, said:

Can i use this service cable to flash my D750i Brown colour to Red colour without any charges ??

yea