CID=Identity card of the Client: It is a unique number, that identifies the platform of a client of Ericsson moving bodies. It is kept within the OTP (a memory area of programming). When you are going to flashear verifies that the Cid of the moving body is equal to the file that you have loaded. Certain models (the case of the K750 for example) appear in but of a CID, since are some models with a CID, and others with another one.
CID 16 K300, K500, K700, S700, Z1010, Z800
CID 29: K300, K500, K700, S700, S710, V800, Z500, Z1010
CID 36: D750, J300, K300, K600, K608, K700, K750, W550, W800, Z520, Z525, Z800
CID 37: K608, Z520
CID 49: K310, K510, K608, K600, K610, K618, K750, K790, K800, M600, P990, V600, V630, W300, W600, W700, W710, W810, W830, W850, W880, W900, W950, Z300, Z530, Z550, Z610, Z710 (Also they can be DB3150, DB3200, DB3210 or DB3350)
CID 50: K310, K320, K510, W200, W300, W810, Z530, Z550
CID 51: K310, K510, K550, K610, K618, K790, K800, V630, W200, W300, W610, W710, W810, W830, W850, W880, Z310, Z530, Z550, Z610, Z710
CID 52: C510, C702, C902, C905, G502, G705, K530, K550, K610, K618, K630, K660, K770, K790, K800, K810, K818, K850, P1, S500, T650, T700, TM506, V630, V640, W200, W350, W380, W580, W595, W610, W660, W705, W715, W710, W760, W810, W830, W850, W880, W888, W890, W902, W910, W980, Z310, Z530, Z550, Z555, Z610, Z710, Z750, Z770, Z780
CID 53: J10, J20, J105, F100, C510, C901, C903, C905, G700, G705, G900, K320, K530, K550, K610, K618, K770, K790, K800, K810, K818, S500, T650, T707, T715, TM717, M600, P1, V630, U10, U100, W200, W350, W380, W508, W580, W610, W660, W705, W710, W715, W830, W850, W880, W888, W960, W995, X5, Z310, Z555, Z610, Z710.
CID 80: C901, C903, C905, W705, W715, W995, U5, U8, X5
CID110: C901, C903, C905, W705, W715, W995, U5, U8, X5
List of the DB:
DB1000 T610, T630, T300, T310, T306, T316, P800, P900, P910
DB2000
[Marita full] K608, K600, M600, P990, V600, V800, W900 W950, Z800, Z1010
DB2010*
[Marita compact] D750, J300, K300, K310, K500, K510, K700, K750, S700, S710, W300, W550, W600, W700, W800, W810, Z520, Z525, Z530, Z550
DB2011: K300
DB2012: K320, W200, W300, Z550, W810, K310, K510
DB2020: K530, K550, K610, K618, K770, K790, K800, K810, K818, S500, V630, T650, W580, W610, W660, W710, W830, W850, W880, W888, Z610, Z710
PNX5230: Z310, Z555, W350, W380
DB3150: C702, C902, G502, K630, K660, K850, K858, T700, TM506, V640, W595, W760, W890, W902, W908, W910, W980, Z750, Z770, Z780
DB3200: Bejoo, Equinox, F100, J105, Jalou, Naite, T707, TM717, W508, W518
DB3210: C510, C901, C903, C905, G705, W705, W715, W995, T715
DB3350: J20, Kita, U10, U100, W20, X5, Yari, Zylo
HTC/QUALCOMM: X1, X2
Locosto: J132, K330, R300, R306, T250, T270, T280, T303, W205, Z250, Z258, Z320
NEPTUNE: F305, S302, S312, W302, W395
ODM/CALYPSO: J110, J120, K200, K205, K200
OMAP3430: Satio, U1, U5, U8, Vivaz, Vivaz Pro
PNX6513: Spiro, W100, W150, Yendo
QSD8250: Xperia X10
MSM7227: Aspen, E10, E15, M1, U20, X10 mini, X10 mini pro, x8
Description of the certificate of colors for the telephones:
RED: The certificate NETWORK is for end user. This one is the normal color that we will find on any telephone. This color is for software and it does not have any meaning of hardware. The certificate colors do not have any relation with possible errors of software on the telephone.
BROWN: The certificate Brown is for development. If we want to release, to flashear, to repair or to touch in any thing in software the certificate must be BROWN. Exactly why all the programs the tools first turn the telephone for Brown and after completing the operation for Network again. The certificates Brown only work with cables on watch, so it is impossible to update a moving body with certificate Brown in SEUS (Sony Ericsson Update Service).
BLUE: El certificado BLUE es usado para teléfonos que no tienen un software completo o que están en desarrollo. El teléfono es una versión de prueba o está en exposición en alguna parte, es realmente difícil encontrar este tipo de teléfonos.
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