Connecting the phone
- Select “LG Qualcomm” in the Octopus Box Software window (element 1).
- Connect the phone to Octopus Box using a cable (to check the cable type, click “Cable: ХХХХ”) (element 2).
- Click “Read the information” (element 3).
- Connect the phone as explained above.
- Select the firmware file compliant with your phone (element 4).
- Click “Write Firmware” and follow program instructions (element 5).
- Connect the phone as explained above.
- The option “Dump RAM” allows dumping phone memory (element 6).
- Connect the phone as explained above.
- To read the NVM file, click “Read NVM” (element 7).
- Connect the phone as explained above.
- To write the NVM file, click “Write NVM” (element 8).
- Connect the phone as explained above.
- Click “Unlock” (element 9).
- Connect the phone as explained above.
- Click “Restore from backup” (element 10).
- Connect the phone as explained above.
- Click “Repair NVM” (element 11).
- Connect the phone as explained above.
- Click “Repair Security zone” (element 12).
- Connect the phone as explained above.
- Enter 6 hexadecimals of your phone original Bluetooth serial number in the corresponding field (element 13).
- Click “Repair BT” (element 14).
- Make sure the phone is on and connect it to Octopus Box as explained above.
- Enter the original 14 digit IMEI serial number in the corresponding field (element 15).
- Click “IMEI Fix” (element 16).
- Select the country of purchase (element 17).
- Click “Repair country” (element 18).
- Octopus Box Software uses its own type of files (.oct). You may use files from the Support zone or convert
native LG flash files to the
“.oct” type using the built-in converter.
To convert firmware from the original format to “.oct”, click “Firmware converter” (element 19).
