Re: XYZ Printing Da Vinci Jr (w) / Da Vinci Mini (w) Hacking
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Hello Cgrillo,
Yes, the Card was in the Printer.
No, it is not emty, it have 138m/200m.Yesterday i reading the Card and see this:
14: D41D0200
15: 9C0F3054
16: CCA1E1CE
17: E6904876
At the Spool are 138 Meters Filament.This are the original Setting of the Card before first using:
14: 400D0300
15: 081F3154
16: 50B1E0CE
17: 52E74F760A: 400D0300
0B: 400D0300Then i write the original Setting on the Card.
With this Data says the Davinci:
The spool is not recognized!
I think the Problem is the Firmware. The Printer is a Da Vinci Junior 3in1 with scanner and WLAN.
Firmware Number is 1.0.5. and the Device is buyed in Dezember 2016.Thank you vor Helping
Christian
Yes, I agree it is probably the firmware stopping you refilling cards.
You can wither tag swap once it's empty (or very low as emptying it may get the card locked)
or buy an EMUTAG.
Can you reset a printer on version 2.2.7 with an EMUTAG? I might buy one if I'm able to do that.
@freefloater
You can't reset nothing with an EMUTAG. What you will be able to do is to emulate TAGS with the data already extracted by some forum members.
Hey!
New to this form, I read the first portion of this thread and was curious. Is there a way to simply write the NFC data from an existing filament spool into something like an ntag213 sticker rather than using a more expensive emutag? I haven't really explored the idea of rewriting a tag with the concept. But the cost of something like a roll of stickers is considerably cheaper than an emutag.
Hey!
New to this form, I read the first portion of this thread and was curious. Is there a way to simply write the NFC data from an existing filament spool into something like an ntag213 sticker rather than using a more expensive emutag? I haven't really explored the idea of rewriting a tag with the concept. But the cost of something like a roll of stickers is considerably cheaper than an emutag.
In short - no.
The card password and more importantly PACK code are derived from the card uid.
The card uid is fixed and cannot be changed on normal NTAG cards - it can on an EMUTAG.
woogerboy21 wrote:Hey!
New to this form, I read the first portion of this thread and was curious. Is there a way to simply write the NFC data from an existing filament spool into something like an ntag213 sticker rather than using a more expensive emutag? I haven't really explored the idea of rewriting a tag with the concept. But the cost of something like a roll of stickers is considerably cheaper than an emutag.
In short - no.
The card password and more importantly PACK code are derived from the card uid.
The card uid is fixed and cannot be changed on normal NTAG cards - it can on an EMUTAG.
Thanks for the quick reply. Even more reason to see if I can help the process out in any fashion.
Another quick question. I've seen lots of talk about circumventing the filament products and only a small blurb about attacking the actual printer itself. Is there any threads on discussions on what has been done to look at the operations of the printer? Clearly the printer is storing the existing NFC UID's some were.
cgrillo wrote:woogerboy21 wrote:Hey!
New to this form, I read the first portion of this thread and was curious. Is there a way to simply write the NFC data from an existing filament spool into something like an ntag213 sticker rather than using a more expensive emutag? I haven't really explored the idea of rewriting a tag with the concept. But the cost of something like a roll of stickers is considerably cheaper than an emutag.
In short - no.
The card password and more importantly PACK code are derived from the card uid.
The card uid is fixed and cannot be changed on normal NTAG cards - it can on an EMUTAG.Thanks for the quick reply. Even more reason to see if I can help the process out in any fashion.
Another quick question. I've seen lots of talk about circumventing the filament products and only a small blurb about attacking the actual printer itself. Is there any threads on discussions on what has been done to look at the operations of the printer? Clearly the printer is storing the existing NFC UID's some were.
The firmware has been looked at, but it's encrypted - so that ended that.
There are a number of other discussions, but as you have read, none have come to anything.
Awesome.... EMUTAG HERE I COME!
Awesome.... EMUTAG HERE I COME!
This may help (if you have arduinos)..
https://www.instructables.com/id/EMUTAG … -Printers/
woogerboy21 wrote:Awesome.... EMUTAG HERE I COME!
This may help (if you have arduinos)..
https://www.instructables.com/id/EMUTAG … -Printers/
Cool thanks. I have a (w) model so the reset trick shouldn't work but one thing I may eventually want is a passcode to one of my tags just to tinker. Though one of the things I want to try is to find it out myself (personal project). I prob wont get around to doing so since I have the (w) unit but maybe some day.
Anyone know if the emutag will work fine on a ACR122U? I have the MiFare Learning tool software as well.
Anyone know if the emutag will work fine on a ACR122U? I have the MiFare Learning tool software as well.
Yes, it will.
BUT - I'm not sure if the software you get with the card will allow you to re-write the UID.
sobojoebot wrote:Anyone know if the emutag will work fine on a ACR122U? I have the MiFare Learning tool software as well.
Yes, it will.
BUT - I'm not sure if the software you get with the card will allow you to re-write the UID.
Thanks for the reply. The software that came with it was crap. I purchased different software from that one dude you recommend often on Ebay. It is RFID Learning Tool. If that doesn't work would any other software work for writting the UID?
cgrillo wrote:sobojoebot wrote:Anyone know if the emutag will work fine on a ACR122U? I have the MiFare Learning tool software as well.
Yes, it will.
BUT - I'm not sure if the software you get with the card will allow you to re-write the UID.Thanks for the reply. The software that came with it was crap. I purchased different software from that one dude you recommend often on Ebay. It is RFID Learning Tool. If that doesn't work would any other software work for writting the UID?
I'm not sure his software will work either - try asking him thru eBay - he is very helpful.
I had to write my own - but I have an Arduino and a PN532
Does anyone happen to know if it has ever been attempted to emulate a tag using a rasp-pi and and something like an explore nfc ww? Looking at the data sheets for the device you can emulate a tag but I haven't found out if the UID information can be manipulated. If so I wouldnt see why I couldn't fire up something like a pi-zero and emulate a full card with the expansion board.
Search help.
Because several kilo bought PLA before I got the printer, fu .. chip: /
[00] : 04 BF 99 AA
[01] : E2 CE 4F 80
[02] : E3 48 00 00
[03] : E1 10 12 00
[04] : 01 03 A0 0C
[05] : 34 03 00 FE
[06] : 00 00 00 00
[07] : 00 00 00 00
folks, as a newbie that is learning, ( trial end error ) I have discovered the addresses in post 1 in section 2.3.2 Important Pages are actually decimal pages numbers and hex data. I was confused as it was not clearly stated that they (the addresses) are decimal. Can you please update that section to clarify that. I would help other newbies like me. Thanks
This is my post where I discovered that in my tag after trying to program it for 300M.
http://www.soliforum.com/post/136082/#p136082
I followed this guide and reset my values for 0A, 0B, 14, 15, 16 & 17
to the ones suggested in the guide.
http://www.instructables.com/id/XYZ-Da- … eset-Hack/
My tag is now "unidentified" according to my printer.
Help?
I followed this guide and reset my values for 0A, 0B, 14, 15, 16 & 17
to the ones suggested in the guide.
http://www.instructables.com/id/XYZ-Da- … eset-Hack/My tag is now "unidentified" according to my printer.
Help?
What printer and firmware do you have?
peter.ammel wrote:I followed this guide and reset my values for 0A, 0B, 14, 15, 16 & 17
to the ones suggested in the guide.
http://www.instructables.com/id/XYZ-Da- … eset-Hack/My tag is now "unidentified" according to my printer.
Help?
What printer and firmware do you have?
I have an xyz Da Vinci Junior
1.0.5
cgrillo wrote:peter.ammel wrote:I followed this guide and reset my values for 0A, 0B, 14, 15, 16 & 17
to the ones suggested in the guide.
http://www.instructables.com/id/XYZ-Da- … eset-Hack/My tag is now "unidentified" according to my printer.
Help?
What printer and firmware do you have?
I have an xyz Da Vinci Junior
1.0.5
ok , that should accept hacked/refilled tags.
- OR - is it a 3 in 1 ?
Can you post the data on the card?
Is it a Da Vinci Jr or a Jr with wireless? That firmware level seems to be verrrrrry old for a Jr. (Mine is 2.2.7 and that's not the latest). I think it is a wireless version. That should make a difference as to refilling tags.
My printer looks like this. I think it is wireless but in the info it says 1.0.5
https://cdn.instructables.com/FDT/3EE1/ … MEDIUM.jpg
Here are the codes. I've now reset to default and its not registering it
My printer looks like this. I think it is wireless but in the info it says 1.0.5
https://cdn.instructables.com/FDT/3EE1/ … MEDIUM.jpg
Here are the codes. I've now reset to default and its not registering it
looking at your screenshots, address 0x14 contains all 00000's. That address is the amount left on the spool. It is usually set to the same data as in 0x0a and 0x0b, which is the starting amount on the spool. Try changing it to that value
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