On HTC’s Windows Mobile 2005 devices updated with the AKU2 firmware it was possible to invoke the Engineering Test Mode (Engineering Mode) by doing the following:
1. Adding the following keys to HKLM\Software\HTC\EngineerMode:
"BuildInEngineeringModeApp"=dword:00000000
"LaunchEngineerModeAppDialStr"="*#*#364#*#*"
2. Saving file GSMTestMode.exe to /Windows and starting it after having rebooted the device
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The HTC Engineer Mode presents a lot of operating parameters of technical values (not so detailed but similar as in Nokia’s Monitormode menus).
That’s how these screens look like
http://forum.xda-dev...les/gsm_686.jpg
However on the HTC TyTN the Engineering Mode no longer works.
If invoked the screen looks like that (see attached image):
TyTnEngTestScreen001.jpg 18.78K
35 downloads
Could anybody try to find out the reason why it does no longer work and try on a workaround ?
Maybe there is information leaked from HTC or maybe there is even a new Engineering Mode application available ?
Who could succeed in doing that ?
1. Adding the following keys to HKLM\Software\HTC\EngineerMode:
"BuildInEngineeringModeApp"=dword:00000000
"LaunchEngineerModeAppDialStr"="*#*#364#*#*"
2. Saving file GSMTestMode.exe to /Windows and starting it after having rebooted the device
+++
The HTC Engineer Mode presents a lot of operating parameters of technical values (not so detailed but similar as in Nokia’s Monitormode menus).
That’s how these screens look like
http://forum.xda-dev...les/gsm_686.jpg
However on the HTC TyTN the Engineering Mode no longer works.
If invoked the screen looks like that (see attached image):
TyTnEngTestScreen001.jpg 18.78K
35 downloadsCould anybody try to find out the reason why it does no longer work and try on a workaround ?
Maybe there is information leaked from HTC or maybe there is even a new Engineering Mode application available ?
Who could succeed in doing that ?






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