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==PS3PICSY== | ==PS3PICSY== | ||
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Revision as of 07:48, 18 November 2011
Objects
Objects used by the .SIG files.
- TOOLKIT
- Unknown
- FILE
- A file operation, currently thought to be in the temp directory of the USB
- PS3PICSY
- Unknown, likely WWCS communications to a centralized server used at the factory or repair center.
- PS/2
- Likely from a barcode reader on COM1 with 9600,7,2,0,50,0,0,0,0 as settings.
- PS3LV2DIAG
- Functions in the LV2Diag
- EDIT
- Unknown
Functions
Functions called by the .SIG files, arranged by the objects that are available. Functions can have one, more, or no arguments (s_data, s_delim, r_data, and r_delim) associated with it.
The following syntax items have been noticed:
- for options, temp:xxxx where xxxx is a file name in the temp folder of the USB flash drive
- for options, xml:xxxx where xxxx is the .SIG file name (XML data set name)
- for options, a HEX number
- for options, two comma delimited values
- for other arguments, file://temp: for a file located in teh temp folder of the USB flash drive.
- for other arguments, a string to be displayed
TOOLKIT
- IsInit
- GetMacAddress
- MessageBox
- Exit
- GetDateTime
- CreateProcess
FILE
- Copy
- WriteRead
- Divide
- AsciiToBin
- MD5
- Length
- Erase
- AddC39M10W3
- Append
- GetProfileString
- AsciiToBinAscii
- Insert
- Operator
- Read
- HexToDec
PS3PICSY
- CheckWwcsAuthentication
- SetSessionId
- RequestWwcsJigData
- RequestLogisticsLabel
- RequestIdpsConfig
- RequestIdps
- RequestServerTime
- EntryWwcsLog
- RequestSetSerial
PS/2
- Read
PS3LV2DIAG
The functions available with this object will likely vary with the LV2DIAG used.
- Open
- WaitEvent
- ReadAscii
- WriteRead
- Close
- GetScErrLog
EDIT
- Write