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PDAJ's CricKet Flashing Guide

PDAJ's Cricket Flashing Guide for HTC Apache, Titan & Vogue
Written by: PDAPhoneJunkie
What is need:
1. The Zip of tools located here
2. The MSL Code for your device, if you have Verizon, Alltel or US Celluler, then its 000000 (six zeros). If you have Sprint then there is a unique code for your device, if you have it from
Sprint great, if not we'll get it with a simple tool.
3. The MIN for your device (this is a a number Cricket will give you in an XXX-XXX-XXXX format)
4. Mini USB Cable
5. Microsoft ActiveSync or Windows Mobile Device Center
6. Time and patience

Greetings, great to have you here. Before we get started in this flashing process I would like to explain a few things... flashing a ROM is NOT required, if you need a copy of
Arcsoft MMS due to the fact that your carrier does not provide it, you add it via a cab. The cab I have provided is extracted from the Verizon XV6700, I find this version to work great as it
has seperate accounts in Pocket Outlook for MMS and SMS. I have also compiled the few tools needed for this into a zip file for easy access, there are only 4 items as that is all that is
needed. One more thing to note, although flashing another ROM usally is not required, any ROM that has HTC_CM_Guardian in it will not work as it will change our Internet settings back
to stock. As far as I know, every stock WM6.1 has this file in it, we will need to use a custom ROM. The good thing is, we don't need any carrier specific ROM. If you still use a Stock WM6
ROM, you can delete the file in the Startup folder (\Windows\Startup\) and be fine. But, with stock 6.1, it is not in Startup, so we need to use a Custom ROM. That is all we need to know
before we start, so without any further delay let's get this thing going, I like to grab a soda pop and a bag of potato chips when working so feel free to do the same lol
Note: I recommend you already have your phone's ESN activated with Cricket. When you go to the store to have them put in, ignore anything they try to tell you about blah blah blah.
Just tell them you want to have them put this ESN number on your phone line and you need the MIN number written on a peice of paper, you don't need them to advise you on anything.
After that is done we can continue with this proccess.
1. Let's connect our phone to our PC, make sure Windows Mobile Device Center (Vista) or Microsoft ActiveSync (XP) is installed.
2. Go ahead and browse the Device Files in the root directory (folder should have sub folders "Program Files" "My Documents" etc.).
3. Let's drag all of the tools in the Zip folder, out to our desktop, then to our device folder. Take them all except for the folder "PRL" to the root directory (it's a \) so we can find them in
File Explore. We need to take PRL to "My Documents".
4. Let's go the File Explore and install our cab files, we need PHM Regedit (this is the easiest program I have found for editing), ArcSoft MMS will be needed if you don't have an MMS
account on your device. If we have Sprint, MSL Generator to find our code (this is not a cab, the program is in the folder).
5. Now, let's make sure we have our MSL Code before we start. If you have Verizon, Alltel or US Celluler then it is six zeros. If you have Sprint use the MSL Generator program in the
folder. Write down your ESN from the back of your phone (under the battery) and then enter it in the program to generate a code. Write down the MSL code on a peice of paper and
keep it near by.
6. Okay, now let's dial ##778# (sometimes you need to do ##778 send instead of pound, if the ##778# doesn't work try that). Some dialers don't work at all, so lets go to File Explore then
the Windows folder, find the file ESPT and click it. When it opens hit "edit" and enter your MSL code.
7. Now that we're in let's pull up the menu (The Apache has a drop down arrow at the top, Titan and Vogue have view info at the bottom) and go to "PRL".
8. Let's highlight it, then click "Menu" at the bottom right, then hit "Edit". Next we will click on "Browse". It will pull up all of the PRLs we loaded to our device.
9. Now here's where is get's tricky, there are many PRLs and they are for different regions. I usally use 38515, but after this whole process is done and we do our testing, we may need to
change it and I'll explain below. So for now, just choose a PRL.
10. After we select one, hit OK to update and to restart the device. When the device boots up, let's go right back into the ESPT and continue working.
11. Now go to "MSID" under the ESN number in the ESPT. Highlight it, click "Menu" then "Edit". Now fill this box in with the MIN number you got when you had your ESN number put in
with Cricket. Click "OK" to go back to the menus.
12. Now let's hit "Menu" in the lower right, then hit "OK". A pop-up will occur, click "Yes", then "OK" to restart the device. After the phone boots up, let's dial *228, then select option 1
when the guy comes on. This will program our phone with Cricket. It will reset itself when done. Place a test call, to insure it works. Congrats! You can now make and recieve calls!
13. Now, we still need to do some work in the ESPT, so let's go to the "Security" menu in the main drop down menu. We need to change all of the boxes that have a phone number with
an @ after them to a format. It will be your ten digit phone number @mycricket.com, so it will look like 0123456789@mycricket.com Do this for all of these simular fields.
14. Next we need to fill the Passwords boxes, these usally have a bunch of jiberish in them. We need to put the word "cricket" in them (no quotations).
15. Let's now move on to the "M.IP Settings. We need to change "Number of Active Profiles" to "1". Then "MIP_Mode" to "Simple IP Only".
16. Okay, let's now go down to "M.IP Default Profile". Change the "NAI" to the same format we did before (0123456789@mycricket.com) with your number. We need to continue this for
the rest of these under the 5 "M.IP Customer Profile".
17. Congrats! We're done in the ESPT! Click the same "Menu" "Ok" and restart device.
18. When our phone reboots, go to Settings>Connections>Connections. Go to "Advanced" then "Select Networks". Select "My Work Network" for both. Click OK to go back.
19. Now click the blue line that reads "Setup my Proxy Server". Check the box "This network connects to the Internet" and the one below it.
20. Now in the field below type "Wap.mycricket.com", highlight it, hold down and hit copy.
21. Now hit "Advanced" and click on each four types. hold down on the box "Server" and hit copy, so it fills it in. for "port" put 8080. Do these for each four fields, leaving "user name,
domains, and password" blank.
22. Now let's click OK to where we end up back at the blue lines. Se;ect "Add a modem", name it whatever you want and hit "Next". Make the number #777 Now in the next step, put
your ten dig number @mycricket.com so it's "0123456789@mycricket.com" the password is "cricket" (no quotes), leave domain blank. Click Finish till we're back at the start.
23. Launch Internet Explore and launch a site to see if the page loads! If you get an error message, we need to change our PRL. Refer to steps 7 for that. Select a different one and then
try loading a site again. Some PRLs may cause your phone to keep searching for service, if that happens, select a different one until Internet Explore works. Trust me, you will find the
right one.
24. Now we have that working, it's time to setup our MMS. Open up "PHM Regedit" which we installed. Navigate to "HKEY_Local_Machine>Software>Arcsoft>Arcsoft MMS UA>Config>UI"
look for "Enable Server Edit" Change the value to "1".
25. Let's also change "Domain" to "http://mms.mycricket.com/servlets/mms"
26 Now let's expand the tab "UI" and go to "Size Limit".
27. On each "XxxLimit3" change it to "3072000" This will make our picture message be able to send and recieve up to 3MB!
28. Now let's go to tab "mm1" and change as follows.
WAP1Default Port:8080
WAP2DefaultPort:8080
WAPDefaultMaxTimeout: 5000

29. Now let's open up our Pic Message inbox. Let's go to "Menu" then "MMS or Pics/Video Options". Select the box "Disconnect from network..." Then go to "Servers". The server that is set
to default has a blue globe with a red arrow on it. Hit that, and edit as follows.

Server Name: Cricket MMS
Gateway is left blank
Port: 8080
Server Adress: http://mms.mycricket.com/servlets/mms
Connect Via" My Work Network
Sending Limit: 3000K

Click done.

30. Now lets go back to the Reg Editor, expand "mm1" then also "MMSCSetting" and find "Cricket MMS". Make sure the following keys which are WAPxxxxx all are "1024000". And that
"Wap Type" is "1".

31. Send a test MMS to yourself. This will insure you can send and recieve. I have discovered that in some areas of town, the MMS and sometimes Internet will not always work, so
sometimes you get MMS coming in a bit late. This has to do with Cricket's coverage. But, we are now DONE! We now can use our device on Cricket with Voice, SMS, MMS and Web!

I hope you have found this guide useful in your flashing to Cricket. If you appreciate my guides and ROMs and other work, and you would like to send a donation
please use this link here.

Donations are appreciated but never required for anything. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have and I will do my best to help you. Thank you very much, for all of thek ind
messages, suport and donations. Take care -PDAJ.
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