Philips Code Needed

need code

hi there need code for a
philips
22dc449/62l
9022 214 49624
fd 06 98 04 4100874
s/n rn449fw4100874

Jamesp1986 wrote:

Hello guys, I'm new here although I've been reading this forum for a long time.

I live in Brazil and a friend of mine gave me his CD, which was installed in his car, but it's not working since he doesn't have the code anymore and the car battery went down.

It's a Famar Fueguina S.A., with Philips technology.

All the codes stamped in the radio are:

Autolatina (VW-Ford Joint Venture at that time)
Model: Philips DC 932
Part number: 327 035151.1
Serial number: 1145262
Production date: Dec 5th, 1994

I got the binary calculator, but I don't have any material to read the Epron data. So, in this case, I'm looking for the 4-digit code itself.

Thanks in advance!

Thyago Szoke

The Serial Number quoted is not a PHILIPS type number.

The only seven digit Serial Number could be the old FORD type ....but this was for a 3 digit code.
So for 1145262 the code is 028

but I doubt if that is the correct one.

Are you sure there is no Serial Number stamped in the metal casing?

Yeah, I know this was a difficult request. But I know there must be a way; a long time ago (I think it was in this forum, but I can't find the topic now), someone could unlock a DC349, which belongs to the same series than my CD (however, DC 349 is a tape).

This is my radio:

And the stickers:

Top

This one is about the wiring, may be relevant to compare to other models

Rear (there you can read the reference number, which is A 5282 and I didn't mention before)

Bottom (Autolatina was a joint-venture between Volkswagen and Ford for Latin America from 1987 to 1996)

Thanks for the (huge) help!

Thyago

kamburovgn wrote:

Yeah, I know this was a difficult request. But I know there must be a way; a long time ago (I think it was in this forum, but I can't find the topic now), someone could unlock a DC349, which belongs to the same series than my CD (however, DC 349 is a tape).

Bottom (Autolatina was a joint-venture between Volkswagen and Ford for Latin America from 1987 to 1996)

Thanks for the (huge) help!

Thyago

The DC932 is listed as a PHILIPS unit but as you may already be aware , PHILIPS codes are NOT calculated but derived from a very large database.
This database normally uses a 14 character Serial Number for obtaining the code....and this is quite often stamped in the metal casing.

see here

http://www.davidsonelectronics.co.uk/images/Serial_Locate/PhilipsLocate.jpg

I can`t see any such number on your photographs

Hi there!

I even opened it up in order to search for a stamped serial number, but nothing... it only has those stickers I showed you. Really getting nowhere here... I'm working with those options:

1- Set it on fire
2- Throw it from the 9th floor
3- Keep on trying...

I know there's a way of reading its EPROM memory, but I don't have the reader nor the specific knowledge to build one.

Guess what: the tape I have is from the same model line (but, it's a DC 349). And it has the sticker with the 15-digit (or so) serial number. But it was produced later, circa 1997.

I'm guessing here that older Philips radios must have a different database. But, in fact, I'm getting crazy (and leaving you all guys crazy as well).

I'm still looking forward to solving this; if not in the internet, I will stop by and tell you how. But hope someone here was in my situation before so we can laugh together of our disgrace! Haha!

Thanks again! Every help is appreciated!

Thyago

Hi,
help me thanks in advance:
PHILIPS CAR 400
S/N: 90532621
GM0400W2088692

Many many thanks

bart_g wrote:

Hi,
help me thanks in advance:
PHILIPS CAR 400
S/N: 90532621
GM0400W2088692

Many many thanks

Your code is 3285

Philt wrote:

well.....
Model: 22dc279/62P
RN279fx0011307
TOP749
prod nr: FD0199480011307
and nothing else.....

Your code is 0224

nfr1 wrote:

hi there need code for a
philips
22dc449/62l
9022 214 49624
fd 06 98 04 4100874
s/n rn449fw4100874

Sorry , this one is not in my PHILIPS database. Email restoredclassic@aol.com as they have a larger database and can normally calculate these French Philips models (Mention this unlockforum and there should be no charge)

Can anyone help me unlock the radio for my Renault Clio?

MODEL NO: 22DC278/62B
RN 278F40906289
PROD NO: FD0804280906289

thank you very much

[deleted] wrote:

Can anyone help me unlock the radio for my Renault Clio?

MODEL NO: 22DC278/62B
RN 278F40906289
PROD NO: FD0804280906289

thank you very much

Quote ALL the LETTERS and NUMBERS found on the radio. Include all LABELS , BARCODES etc

very sorry for duplicate post

Hi,
I'm new and need some help to encode my radio.
thanks in advance:
PHILIPS CAR 400
S/N: 90532621
GSM: GM0400W2071814

BOSS2017 wrote:

Hi,
I'm new and need some help to encode my radio.
thanks in advance:
PHILIPS CAR 400
S/N: 90532621
GSM: GM0400W2071814

Your code is 4718

Hello,
I'm afraid I have a similar request as all the others ... the radio code.
I need it because I ripped the radio out to install an MP3-cable.

(for the interested: there are 3 small molex connectors, one with 8 pins, 2 with 6 pins each. The pins closest to the centre of the radio are the AUX input.
like this:

- - - left
- - - ground
- - - right

Important: only if the radio has 'update list' printed on the lower right side of the front panel AUX can be switched on - mine has. Easy I thought. Now I'm way up **** creek without a canoo - cable fine, radio refuses to work without code.
On second thought I could have installed the cable leaving the radio in the dash - saving a whole lot of trouble. But OK, too late now.

)

The easy way is to call Renault, provide the VIN and they will provide the code.
Only I'm living in Czech Republic, the car is ex-lease so they won't verify the ownership and since I'm a foreigner I tried to convince them, but no luck. The language barrier proved to be too tough ;-)

On the side there is a sticker:

RNRD6950207766 RENAULT 8200 483 757 - - -
RENRDW240-00
FD0405300207766 820048757T I327-SECURITY

I understand this is a 'new' type philips, so the code should be 'uplookable' ;-)

Many thanks in advance!

pupendo wrote:

Hello,
I'm afraid I have a similar request as all the others ... the radio code.
I need it because I ripped the radio out to install an MP3-cable.

(for the interested: there are 3 small molex connectors, one with 8 pins, 2 with 6 pins each. The pins closest to the centre of the radio are the AUX input.
like this:

- - - left
- - - ground
- - - right

Important: only if the radio has 'update list' printed on the lower right side of the front panel AUX can be switched on - mine has. Easy I thought. Now I'm way up **** creek without a canoo - cable fine, radio refuses to work without code.
On second thought I could have installed the cable leaving the radio in the dash - saving a whole lot of trouble. But OK, too late now.

)

The easy way is to call Renault, provide the VIN and they will provide the code.
Only I'm living in Czech Republic, the car is ex-lease so they won't verify the ownership and since I'm a foreigner I tried to convince them, but no luck. The language barrier proved to be too tough ;-)

On the side there is a sticker:

RNRD6950207766 RENAULT 8200 483 757 - - -
RENRDW240-00
FD0405300207766 820048757T I327-SECURITY

I understand this is a 'new' type philips, so the code should be 'uplookable' ;-)

Many thanks in advance!

Your code should be 1007

Philips Renault 22dc679/62b code reqd

Can anyone help with a code?
Radio Philips 22dc679/62b
7700818279
9022 216 79621
FD01 94 47 1216524
Ser: RN679FR1216524
Thanks in advance

richwilkins50_sky_com wrote:

Can anyone help with a code?
Radio Philips 22dc679/62b
7700818279
9022 216 79621
FD01 94 47 1216524
Ser: RN679FR1216524
Thanks in advance

Your code is 0938

Hi!

I need unlock code for opel delco car radio.

Model NO: 09136107
TYpe cdr500(E)
GM1500X9062780

Thx!
Best Regards!
detmek

kistigris80 wrote:

Hi!

I need unlock code for opel delco car radio.

Model NO: 09136107
TYpe cdr500(E)
GM1500X9062780

Thx!
Best Regards!
detmek

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