[DOWNLOAD] PHILIPS Radio Code Unlocker Generator

neel1977 said:
can you please help me with GM0400y2652964 philips car400
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code not available from serial

you may get it from a paid service website but code is normally got by reading a chip within the radio
best bet is probably to try a local radio decoding service
 
Please help me to get code from my philips radio in opel zafira s/n gmo400t1313791. Is a chance from me?
Replacing the battery caused the blocking of radio
 
Hello, I wonder is there a possibility to get Radio Code for old Phillips radio/cassette player installed on 1997 Rover car? These codes should be available through code generator with radio serial number?
 
Philips serial number I am seeking help with is: RG59 4FX1 0911 09
 
Roverlike said:
Hello, I wonder is there a possibility to get Radio Code for old Phillips radio/cassette player installed on 1997 Rover car? These codes should be available through code generator with radio serial number?
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Hi
you need to post serial to find out
Roverlike said:
Philips serial number I am seeking help with is: RG59 4FX1 0911 09
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check your serial number again, in particular the last few numbers
 
I will recheck serial number and come back, but I will need some time to get to the radio again. Thank you very much for your time and effort.

Also I am sorry if my posts were seen like I am trying to get to 5 posts in quick time, and because of that they are deleted. However, I cannot edit my previous posts if some period of time expires and because of that I am forced to make new post.

I am writing this post just to let you know I will need some time to get to the radio, and not for anyone to think I just dissapeared from the forum.
 
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I managed to get to the radio pictures for further reference earlier then I expected.
Radio Type R770 Model 22DC594/60B
Part number XQD101260
FD 04 99 18 1091109
Serial number RG594FX1091109

Other numbers found on radio are:
9022 215 94601
091458
3111 115 3175.1
 
Roverlike said:
I managed to get to the radio pictures for further reference earlier then I expected.
Radio Type R770 Model 22DC594/60B
Part number XQD101260
FD 04 99 18 1091109
Serial number RG594FX1091109

Other numbers found on radio are:
9022 215 94601
091458
3111 115 3175.1
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sorry, your code is not available from that serial
with small change to last numbers it gives code 1380 or 4211 but if these don't work then its dealership or paid service website or a local radio decoding service
 
smoggie said:
sorry, your code is not available from that serial
with small change to last numbers it gives code 1380 or 4211 but if these don't work then its dealership or paid service website or a local radio decoding service
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I assumed something like this will be the result. Thank yo very much for your effort and possibilities provided. :)
 
(As I said before, since I still cannot Edit previous post, I am forced to make another one)

I will report back, when we manage to try to see if given codes work, but allow us some time as there as priorities within restoration work which needs to be done, and getting clock/display to work is not high on priority list. Since 22dc594 radio does not have display, we need clock/display working to be sure that we entered correct digits.

In my eyes feedback is important for future reference and other members to get valuable information.
 
Roverlike said:
(As I said before, since I still cannot Edit previous post, I am forced to make another one)

I will report back, when we manage to try to see if given codes work, but allow us some time as there as priorities within restoration work which needs to be done, and getting clock/display to work is not high on priority list. Since 22dc594 radio does not have display, we need clock/display working to be sure that we entered correct digits.

In my eyes feedback is important for future reference and other members to get valuable information.
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you can only edit posts within a limited time
if your serial is definitely correct then the 2 codes I gave will not work, I gave them because changing 1 number gives those codes. as serial is generally stamped on the casing of the radio they sometimes become very faint and a 8 could look like a 3 etc.
 
smoggie said:
you can only edit posts within a limited time
if your serial is definitely correct then the 2 codes I gave will not work, I gave them because changing 1 number gives those codes. as serial is generally stamped on the casing of the radio they sometimes become very faint and a 8 could look like a 3 etc.
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Thank you for clearing this up for me, because serial number is clearly visible, without any mistake and 7 last digits are repeated through few other numbers like FD and special barcode on separate sticker, as is the rule on all 22dc594 radios I have opportunity to see. From your answer above and some radings on calculators I understood that you changed some numbers in order to get radio code (like 0 to add one or similar, which was the case with some Rover stuff).

Since I know 22dc594 can be calculated from serial, that means this particular serial is problem, or this might be the case for all Rover ones or something else is in question? I am interested. If this question cannot be answerd in public, I would be gratefull for PM?
 
Roverlike said:
Thank you for clearing this up for me, because serial number is clearly visible, without any mistake and 7 last digits are repeated through few other numbers like FD and special barcode on separate sticker, as is the rule on all 22dc594 radios I have opportunity to see. From your answer above and some radings on calculators I understood that you changed some numbers in order to get radio code (like 0 to add one or similar, which was the case with some Rover stuff).

Since I know 22dc594 can be calculated from serial, that means this particular serial is problem, or this might be the case for all Rover ones or something else is in question? I am interested. If this question cannot be answerd in public, I would be gratefull for PM?
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codes come from a database but the database we have isn't the complete full database so lots of codes are missing
some websites have the full database but they will have paid megabucks to get it so they will charge you about £25 to give you a code
codes can easily e calculated from reading a chip within the radio but its a bit of a specialists job to do it
 
Ok, so you want to tell me that all the programs (calculators) within this section actually only reads dump files from radio chips and not making any algorithm calculation by serial numbers? I am asking this as I did not understood this way, but I am learning.
 
Roverlike said:
Ok, so you want to tell me that all the programs (calculators) within this section actually only reads dump files from radio chips and not making any algorithm calculation by serial numbers? I am asking this as I did not understood this way, but I am learning.
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There are very few serial number calculators
Ford where serial begins L- C or M not V...V is from database
Renault from 4 character security number
Blaupunkt...quite a few models but lots that can't
some Delco - Grundig - Phillips from databases
other calculators from reading a chip to get a dump file in .bin format
nearly all radio codes can be calculated by reading a chip within the radio but you need to know where the code is situated in the .bin file and you also need to know the algorithm to decipher it, all models of radio are different and the algo can be from very simple to almost impossible.
to read a chip you need software,hardware and generally soldering skills so its really only for people in the business.
 
Thank you for all this info provided. Actually all mentioned is my strong point, but I never got into decoding as I needed it very few times, so not found interest in going further into this. Time is the most important factor in all of this, from my point of view, and time is the reason I did not venture these paths. Some other interests took most of my time.
 
Roverlike said:
Thank you for all this info provided. Actually all mentioned is my strong point, but I never got into decoding as I needed it very few times, so not found interest in going further into this. Time is the most important factor in all of this, from my point of view, and time is the reason I did not venture these paths. Some other interests took most of my time.
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if you know how or can read EEPROM chip I will have no problem giving you code from the .bin file
 
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