Wish I could do it remotely over Proscan.
What is the software, "RIPER", that you used to get at that image file? Can't find any hits on Google. A fair amount of hits on some stuff related to photography, though. Type of image software?Egg (picture) inside of Homepatrol uncrypted firmware v2.04.01.
What is the software, "RIPER", that you used to get at that image file? Can't find any hits on Google. A fair amount of hits on some stuff related to photography, though. Type of image software?
HP1 Easter egg aka testmode:
Easter Egg ??
Ah, is it something to fiddle with the firmware or some kind of image viewer? Curious, cause I've thought of poking at the firmware file for my BCD396XT, starting with writing a small Python script to parse the Motorola SREC format, but probably not much beyond that. Makes me wonder now if there's any surprises hidden in those bytes...it's my private software.
Makes me wonder now if there's any surprises hidden in those bytes...
Did you get all the buttons pressed. I missed the first time I tried but fine when ensuring all buttons are pressed.Hmm....can't get it to work on my BCT 15......
Don't think there is a way to get it to auto go back to systems, you just have to turn off the Close Call manually after power cycling.I tried it but when I turn the scanner back on its in close call mode, anyone know how to switch it back to scanning my systems/groups when I turn it on? And when am doing that feature that was posted by the OP it does not seem to go all the way up to 800 MHz, and that band is turned on for CC. The highest I think it went is 618 MHz.
I tried it but when I turn the scanner back on its in close call mode, anyone know how to switch it back to scanning my systems/groups when I turn it on? And when am doing that feature that was posted by the OP it does not seem to go all the way up to 800 MHz, and that band is turned on for CC. The highest I think it went is 618 MHz.
How do you get into the HP-1 test mode? its obv not a power on while holding keys trick.. its something on the PC.
something strange!
Egg (picture) inside of Homepatrol uncrypted firmware v2.04.01.