Sim-emu 6.02 Configurator V2.2 !!top!! Access

Automated generation of the precise PIC and EEPROM hex code segments required for device flashing. Step-by-Step Configuration Guide

Open the application to view your custom menu listing all programmed operators. Select the operator profile you wish to activate.

: Configuration is now performed using PIN2 instead of the standard PIN for added security. sim-emu 6.02 configurator v2.2

Master Guide to SIM-EMU 6.02 Configurator v2.2: Multi-SIM Card Configuration

Operating the v2.2 Configurator requires strict adherence to data formatting rules to avoid corrupting the programmable EEPROM sector. Step 1: Software Initialization and Comms Automated generation of the precise PIC and EEPROM

| Feature | Description | |---------|-------------| | | Store up to 10 different operator profiles (IMSI + KI pairs) on a single card. | | Phonebook (ADN) & SMS configuration | Define the maximum number of contacts and SMS messages the card can hold. In SIM‑EMU 6.00, typical values were 254 ADN entries, 254 FDN entries, and 99 SMS messages, though the phone’s own limitations often reduced these numbers. | | FDN (Fixed Dialling Numbers) | Configure the Fixed Dialling Numbers list and define its size. | | PIN / PIN2 / PUK / PUK2 management | Set or modify the PIN and PUK codes for each profile. | | Custom service provider name (SPN) | Change the name displayed on the phone’s screen when the card is active. | | Separate SMS centre number per profile | Each position can have its own SMSC, which is not possible on a standard SIM. | | Configurable A3/A8 authentication counter | Enables or disables the authentication counter – useful for some older phones. | | Remote configuration via phone menu | Once the card is in the phone, a “SIM‑EMU Configurator” menu appears, allowing you to switch between profiles without a PC. |

: Supports configuring up to 10 distinct phone numbers (slots) on a single compatible silver/green card. : Configuration is now performed using PIN2 instead

Allocate the number of entries for the phonebook (ADN) and SMS storage. Ensure the total allocated memory across all positions does not exceed your card's physical EEPROM limits (e.g., 64 Kilobits for standard Silver cards). Step 5: Write Data to the Card

: The tool only works with older GSM cards utilizing the COMP128v1 encryption algorithm.