Alcatel PIXI 3 (4) 4013X
Connection
- All drivers should be installed before connection.
- You dont need to perform connect and disconnect operation every time you make an operation with handset.
Connection should be done once before doing any operations with handset.
After all operations with hansdset are complete, disconnect.
- The phone battery should be charged on 40 percent or more before performing any operation
on it!
In case battery uncharges during work process, the phone wont switch on and charge battery.
In this case you will have to take out the battery from the phone and charge it with external
charger.
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Use usb ports placed on the backside of PC to connect to the phone
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Do not connect or disconnect other USB cables into the PC during performing operation with the phone
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Dont use USB HUBs, long or very thin USB cables.
- In case 'Read flash failed' or 'Write flash failed' error appears in the log, try to change the PC or
reinstall drivers
Connection Cable: micro usb
To connect to the handset do the following steps:
- Go to 'direct services' Tab
- Choose your handset model in the combobox at the upper left side of the window
- Disconnect the handset from the cable.
- Remove battery from the handset.
- Push Connect button in the application form
- Insert battery and connect cable to the phone. The battery should be charged
- You should see the 'Phone found. Sending loader' strings in the Log
If the handset began to load(you see the 'Alcatel' logo), the
connection with handset failed! Click on 'Cancel',
disconnect the pnone, switch it on, than switch it off and repeat 'Connection' procedure once more.
If it doesnt help, try relaunching EasyBox Mtk application, install drivers or charge phones battery.
To disconnect the handset do the following steps:
- Click on 'Disconnect' button
- Disconnect the cable from the handset.
Never unplug cable until ongoing operations are finished. This can lead to bricking your phone.
Get Info
If you need to print the information about connected phone once more, you can click on
Get Info button.
This operation is read only and doesnt change anything inside of the phone.
The following information is printed:
- Imei numbers
- Provider Id
- Simlock information
- Frp information
- Firmware version
- Android version
- Firmware compilation date time
Unlock
Before changing any data in the handset flash memory, EasyBox Mtk dumps all security partitions into the file
in the 'backups' folder. You always can restore lock data by
flashing the security backup file back to the handset.
To unlock the handset do the following steps:
- Connect to the phone
- Click on the Unlock button
- Wait until 'Phone successfully unlocked' appears in the log
- Disconnect the phone
Flash firmware
Supported provider ids
2AALBA1
2AALBG1
2AALDE1
2AALDE1-5
2AALDZ1
2AALDe1
2AALFR1
2AALFR1-1
2AALFR1-15
2AALGB1
2AALGB1-1
2AALGB1-2
2AALGB1-3
2AALIB1
2AALIB1-P
2AALMA1
2AALMT1
2AALSI1
2AALWA1
2AAMMA1
2ABAMA1
2ABAMA1-S40
2ABHBA1
2AC9PC1
2AC9PC2
2ACFMK1
2AEKES1
2AEUCU1
2AMWIE1
2AMWIE1-1
2AOBGB1
2APMPT1
2APWGB1
2APWGB1-1
2APZIE1
2ARGES3
2ARGES3-1
2ARGES3-P
2ARGES3-PM
2ARGES3-R
2ARGFR3
2ARGFR3-1
2ARGFR3-PM
2ARGGF1
2ARGGP1
2ARGMQ1
2ARGPL3
2ARGRE2
2ARGRE2-PM
2ARGRE3
2ARGRO1
2ARGSK3
2ARGVU1
2ARNPC1
2ATBAL1
2ATBGR1
2ATBHU1
2ATBHU2
2ATBME1
2ATMCV1
2ATMST1
2ATNBG1
2ATNBG1-1
2ATNBG1-2
2ATNHU1
2ATNHU1-1
2ATNHU1-BS60
2ATNME1
2ATNRS1
2ATRTR1
2ATRTR2
2ATUAU1
2ATWIE1
2ATWIE1-1
2AVDMK1
2AVIHI1
2AVNHR1
2AVNRS1
2AVRGB1
2AVRGB1-1
2Argpl3
2BALBA1
2BALBG1
2BALDE1
2BALDE1-E
2BALDZ1
2BALFR1
2BALFR1-1
2BALFR1-P
2BALGB1
2BALGB1-1
2BALGB1-2
2BALIB1
2BALMA1
2BALMT1
2BALSI1
2BALSI1-1
2BALWA1
2BAMMA1
2BBAMA1
2BBHBA1
2BC9PC1
2BC9PC2
2BCFMK1
2BEKES1
2BEUCU1
2BMWIE1
2BOBGB1
2BPMPT1
2BPWGB1
2BPZIE1
2BPZIE1-1
2BRGES3
2BRGES3-1
2BRGFR3
2BRGGF1
2BRGGP1
2BRGMQ1
2BRGPL3
2BRGRE3
2BRGRO1
2BRGSK3
2BRGVU1
2BTBAL1
2BTBGR1
2BTBGR1-S40
2BTBHU1
2BTBHU2
2BTBME1
2BTMCV1
2BTMST1
2BTNBG1
2BTNHU1
2BTNME1
2BTNRS1
2BTRTR1
2BTUAU1
2BTWIE1
2BVDMK1
2BVIHI1
2BVNHR1
2BVNHR1-2
2BVNRS1
2BVRGB1
2DALBA1
2DALBG1
2DALDE1
2DALDZ1
2DALFR1
2DALFR1-1
2DALFR1-P
2DALGB1
2DALIB1
2DALMA1
2DALMT1
2DALSI1
2DAMMA1
2DBAMA1
2DBHBA1
2DC9PC1
2DC9PC2
2DCFMK1
2DEKES1
2DEUCU1
2DMWIE1
2DOBGB1
2DPMPT1
2DPWGB1
2DPWGB1-1
2DPZIE1
2DRGES3
2DRGES3-R
2DRGFR3
2DRGGF1
2DRGGP1
2DRGMQ1
2DRGPL3
2DRGRE3
2DRGRO1
2DRGSK3
2DRGVU1
2DTBAL1
2DTBGR1
2DTBHU1
2DTBHU1-2
2DTBHU2
2DTBME1
2DTMCV1
2DTMST1
2DTNBG1
2DTNHU1
2DTNME1
2DTNRS1
2DTRTR1
2DTUAU1
2DTWIE1
2DVDMK1
2DVIHI1
2DVNHR1
2DVNRS1
2DVRGB1
2EALBA1
2EALBG1
2EALDE1
2EALDZ1
2EALFR1
2EALFR1-1
2EALFR1-P
2EALGB1
2EALIB1
2EALMA1
2EALMT1
2EALSI1
2EAMMA1
2EBAMA1
2EBHBA1
2EC9PC1
2EC9PC2
2ECFMK1
2EEKES1
2EEUCU1
2EMWIE1
2EOBGB1
2EPMPT1
2EPWGB1
2EPZIE1
2ERGES3
2ERGES3-PM
2ERGFR3
2ERGGF1
2ERGGP1
2ERGMQ1
2ERGPL3
2ERGRE3
2ERGRO1
2ERGSK3
2ERGVU1
2ETBAL1
2ETBGR1
2ETBHU1
2ETBHU2
2ETBME1
2ETMCV1
2ETMST1
2ETNBG1
2ETNHU1
2ETNME1
2ETNRS1
2ETUAU1
2ETWIE1
2EVDMK1
2EVIHI1
2EVNHR1
2EVNRS1
2EVRGB1
2FALBA1
2FALBG1
2FALDE1
2FALDZ1
2FALFR1
2FALFR1-1
2FALGB1
2FALIB1
2FALMA1
2FALMT1
2FALSI1
2FAMMA1
2FBAMA1
2FBHBA1
2FC9PC1
2FC9PC2
2FCFMK1
2FEKES1
2FEUCU1
2FOBGB1
2FPMPT1
2FPWGB1
2FPZIE1
2FRGES3
2FRGFR3
2FRGGF1
2FRGGP1
2FRGMQ1
2FRGPL3
2FRGRE2
2FRGRE3
2FRGRO1
2FRGSK3
2FRGVU1
2FTBAL1
2FTBGR1
2FTBHU1
2FTBME1
2FTMCV1
2FTMST1
2FTNBG1
2FTNHU1
2FTNME1
2FTNRS1
2FTUAU1
2FTWIE1
2FVDMK1
2FVIHI1
2FVNHR1
2FVNRS1
2FVRGB1
2GALBG1
2GALDE1
2GALDZ1
2GALFR1
2GALFR1-1
2GALGB1
2GALIB1
2GALMA1
2GALMT1
2GAMMA1
2GBHBA1
2GC9PC1
2GC9PC2
2GCFMK1
2GEKES1
2GEUCU1
2GMWIE1
2GOBGB1
2GPMPT1
2GPWGB1
2GPZIE1
2GRGES3
2GRGFR3
2GRGGF1
2GRGGP1
2GRGMQ1
2GRGPL3
2GRGRE3
2GRGRO1
2GRGRO1-M
2GRGSK3
2GRGVU1
2GTBAL1
2GTBGR1
2GTBHU1
2GTMCV1
2GTMST1
2GTNHU1
2GTNME1
2GTUAU1
2GTWIE1
2GVDMK1
2GVIHI1
2GVNHR1
2GVNRS1
2GVRGB1
2HALBG1
2HALDE1
2HALDZ1
2HALFR1
2HALGB1
2HALIB1
2HALMA1
2HALMT1
2HAMMA1
2HBAMA1
2HBHBA1
2HC9PC1
2HC9PC2
2HCFMK1
2HEKES1
2HOBGB1
2HPMPT1
2HPWGB1
2HPZIE1
2HRGES3
2HRGFR3
2HRGGF1
2HRGGP1
2HRGMQ1
2HRGPL3
2HRGRE2
2HRGRE3
2HRGRO1
2HRGVU1
2HTBGR1
2HTBHU1
2HTMCV1
2HTMST1
2HTNHU1
2HTUAU1
2HTWIE1
2HVDMK1
2HVNHR1
2HVRGB1
2argpl3
2brgpl3
2drgpl3
You can find your phone Provider Id in logs during connection or 'get info' operation.
Example: 4013X-2AALBA1
Also you can find the CU
under the battery
above imei numbers.
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Flash firmware process erases FRP and USERDATA partitions. All user data will be lost.
Please save all important data from the phones internal memory to safe place before doing
flash firmware.
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You can flash firmware for different providers but this can lead to bricking your phone.
You can always return to the original firmware.
To flash firmware on the handset do the following steps:
- Download firmware from download area
- Connect to the phone
- Click on the ... button under the Flash tag
- Select *.sbf file in the firmware folder
If you have a scatter firmware, change extention filter in the Open Firmware Dialog to "*sca"
and select scatter file. We dont provide firmware in scatter format but you can find it in the internet.
- Click on the 'Firmware' button in the 'Flash' section
- Wait untill firmware download process finishes
- Disconnect the phone
- Switch on the phone and wait until it bootes. The boot process after firmware download can last up to 40
minutes. Please be patient
Repair Imei
- This operation is paid. It costs 10 credits.
- The operation of changing imei changes all imei numbers at once. Please be careful.
- Flashing new firmware restores the original imei.
- You dont need to root the handset or flash twrp or other recoveries.
EasyBox Mtk doesnt need root or other things to change imei numbers.
It works directly with handset flash device.
- Internet connection is required to perform imei changing operation.
- EasyBox Mtk prints the original imei numbers, than new imei numbers if they were already changed.
- If you need to restore the original imei, you need to flash firmware. It will
automatically restore default imeis
You can check imei numbers by typing *#06# in the dialing window of the handset.
To change imei numbers do the following steps
- Connect to the phone
- Change all imei numbers to the values you want at the right bottom side of the window
- Press "Repair IMEI" button
- Wait until 'IMEI successfully repaired' appears in the log
- Disconnect the phone
- Switch on the handset and check new imei numbers.
Dump security
Dump security operation is helpful when you want to backup security data before
unlocking the phone
To dump security area do the following steps
- Connect to the phone
- Press 'Dump security' button and select the name for the file to save
- Wait until 'Dump security success' appears in the log
- Disconnect the phone
Flash security
Flash security operation can be helpful when you want to restore simlock of the unlocked
handset
To flash security area do the following steps
- Connect to the phone
- Click on the ... button under the Flash tag
- Select *.sbf file with security backup
- Press "Security" button in the 'Flash' section
- Wait until 'Flashing security success' appears in the log
- Disconnect the phone
Repair provider id
You need to repair provider id if you reflash the handset to the firmware of the relevant model. For example
5060D to 5060K
Before changing any data in the handset flash memory, EasyBox Mtk dumps all product info partition into the file
in the 'backups' folder. You always can restore provider id by
flashing this backup file back to the handset.
To repair provider id do the following steps
- Connect to the phone
- Change probider id value to the value you want at the right bottom side of the window
- Press "Repair Provider id" button
- Wait until 'IMEI successfully repaired' appears in the log
- Disconnect the phone
Flash product info
You can flash product info back to restore original Provider Id
To flash product info do the following steps
- Connect to the phone
- Click on the ... button under the Flash tag
- Select *.sbf file with product info backup
- Press "Product info" button in the 'Flash' section
- Wait until 'Flashing product info success' appears in the log
- Disconnect the phone