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You will need to run these commands to make sure your RDV4 is prepared
[usb] pm3 --> script run init_rdv4
The lua script actually executes the following commands below. These are here because of documentation, you can jump down to Verify sim module firmware version part.
[usb] pm3 --> mem load -f mfc_default_keys -m
[usb] pm3 --> mem load -f t55xx_default_pwds -t
[usb] pm3 --> mem load -f iclass_default_keys -i
[usb] pm3 --> lf t55xx deviceconfig --r0 -a 29 -b 17 -c 15 -d 47 -e 15 -p
[usb] pm3 --> lf t55xx deviceconfig --r1 -a 31 -b 20 -c 18 -d 50 -e 15 -p
[usb] pm3 --> lf t55xx deviceconfig --r2 -a 31 -b 20 -c 18 -d 40 -e 15 -p
[usb] pm3 --> lf t55xx deviceconfig --r3 -a 29 -b 17 -c 15 -d 31 -e 15 -f 47 -g 63 -p
Set all t55xx settings to defaults (will set all 4 at once)
[usb] pm3 --> lf t55xx deviceconfig -z -p
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To make sure you got the latest sim module firmware.
Latest version is v4.42
[usb] pm3 --> hw status
Find version in the long output, look for these two lines
#db# Smart card module (ISO 7816)
#db# version.................v2.06
or
#db# Smart card module (ISO 7816)
#db# version.................v3.11
or
#db# Smart card module (ISO 7816)
#db# version.................v4.13
These versions is obsolete.
If you didn't download sim014.bin from the RRG Repo be aware that it might be corrupted or faulty. You find a hash text file in this folder. It was generated with the following linux command.
sha512sum -b sim014.bin > sim014.sha512.txt
You should validate the sim014.bin file against this hash file in order to be sure the file is not corrupted or faulty.
The following command upgrades your device sim module firmware. Don't not turn off your device during the execution of this command!! Even its a quite fast command you should be warned. You may brick it if you interrupt it.
[usb] pm3 --> smart upgrade -f /usr/local/share/proxmark3/firmware/sim014.bin
# or if from local repo
[usb] pm3 --> smart upgrade -f sim014.bin
You get the following output if the execution was successful:
[=] --------------------------------------------------------------------
[!] ⚠️ WARNING - sim module firmware upgrade
[!] ⚠️ A dangerous command, do wrong and you could brick the sim module
[=] --------------------------------------------------------------------
[=] firmware file sim014.bin
[=] Checking integrity sim014.sha512.txt
[+] loaded 3658 bytes from binary file sim014.bin
[+] loaded 158 bytes from binary file sim014.sha512.txt
[=] Don't turn off your PM3!
[+] Sim module firmware uploading to PM3...
🕑 3658 bytes sent
[+] Sim module firmware updating...
[#] FW 0000
[#] FW 0080
[#] FW 0100
[#] FW 0180
[#] FW 0200
[#] FW 0280
[#] FW 0300
[#] FW 0380
[#] FW 0400
[#] FW 0480
[#] FW 0500
[#] FW 0580
[#] FW 0600
[#] FW 0680
[#] FW 0700
[#] FW 0780
[#] FW 0800
[#] FW 0880
[#] FW 0900
[#] FW 0980
[#] FW 0A00
[#] FW 0A80
[#] FW 0B00
[#] FW 0B80
[#] FW 0C00
[#] FW 0C80
[#] FW 0D00
[#] FW 0D80
[#] FW 0E00
[+] Sim module firmware upgrade successful
Run hw status command to verify that the upgrade went well.
[usb] pm3 --> hw status
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For the next steps, please read the following page: