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Documentation for Allnet Hacker v4.0
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Of course you should never under any circumstances use this program for
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illegal purposes (HaHa!).
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To (ab)use Allnet you must realize that at the time of this writing they are
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using a 7 digit base code plus a 2 digit PIN code.
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The complete code is divided as follows: BBBBBBB-PP (B=Base code P=PIN code)
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When hacking Base codes, the program will enter the 7 digit number that
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is written under "Current Code- XXXXXXX" plus your formula. (I also have
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a formula hacker, if your interested leave mail)
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When hacking PIN codes, the program will enter the Base Code plus a PIN code
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that is either defined or random plus your target number (which should be
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a non-valid number. Example "8189762222"
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Setup Program (option 6 from Main Menu) will set your defaults. Explanations
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follow:
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Comport- Defaults to "COM1:". This is simply the comport that you will be
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dialing from.
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Setup String- Default to "ATM3X0S7=255 S9=255 S11=50". This is the command
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that will be sent to your modem prior to dialing. Consult your modem guide
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to make any changes. With the string as it is set now, on a US Robotics
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2400 baud modem, it will: 1-Turn the speaker on after dialing is completed.
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2-Set the result codes to minimum. 3-Wait 255 seconds for a carrier (which
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is overridden by other setup commands). 4-Say that a carrier must be present
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and constant for 25.5 seconds before a result code will be sent. 5-Set your
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touch tone spacing to 5 milliseconds per digit. The fastest that my telephone
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company's switches can always recognize.
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Dial up- Defaults to "9501444". This is so that you people who aren't lucky
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enough to have the 950 dialup for Allnet work in your area, can change it
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to the 800 dial up.
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Base Code Filename- Defaults to "ALLNET.COD". This is the filename that your
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[M]arked base codes will be saved under.
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Base timeout- Defaults to "350". This is the number that the computer will
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count to when hacking Base Codes and then hang up and try the next code.
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PIN timeout- Defaults to "350". Same as above except it's hacking PIN codes.
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Target number- Defaults to "4159763482". This is the non-valid number that
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will be sent after the PIN code when hacking PIN codes.
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Formula- Defaults to "111*". This is the series of digits that will be sent
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after a base code when hacking or testing base codes. I will try to update
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this as much as possible. You can also get my Formula Hacker which will
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work with any LD companies that use 2 part codes.
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Re-test base- Defaults to "20". Because of the fact that in some areas Allnet
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has been killing base codes pretty regularly, I added a feature in the random
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PIN code hacking section of the program that will re-test the base code after
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so many tries to make sure that it is still a valid base code. This will
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default to every 20 tries.
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Wait time between dials- Defaults to "75". This is the time that your line
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needs to disconnect from Allnet and redial. You may need to extend this time
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depending on the speed your computer runs at.
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Dial command- Defaults to "ATDT". This is the command to send to the modem
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to tell it to tone dial. Consult your modem guide if needed.
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Commas after dialup- Defaults to ",,". This is the wait time between dialing
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the dialup and diling the possible code. If your using the 950 dialup and
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not change S8 in the modem initialization string, this should be perfect for
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you.
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ASCII code for return- Defaults to "13". This is the ASCII code that the
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keyboard will return whenever Return (Enter) is pressed.
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Reset modem command- Defaults to "ATZ". This is the modem command to reset
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all modem variables to thier initial values.
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Also be sure to read the instructions within the program. Have Phun!
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Great White
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