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Initially the radio was opened and wires were soldered to test points and a port of interest as seen in the video below.
 
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====Understand how the radio works====
 
====Understand how the radio works====

Revision as of 00:12, 8 June 2020

Fully Assembled Kenwood TH-D74A

Teardown Video

6 minute video @ 3x playback speed showing full disassembly of the radio with commentary, full length video with no audio here.

Teardown PCB Pictures

Modules and Interconnects


Mechanical Pictures


Reverse Engineering Efforts

Kenwood TH-D74 connected to JTAGulator

High level goals

  • Obtain a copy of the firmware for analysis/modification
  • Understand how the radio works and what test ports are available internally

Obtaining firmware

  • Determine routes of attack
    • JTAG Port
    • Serial Port
    • Hardware attack - Remove Flash Memory and read directly (possibly encrypted)

Initially the radio was opened and wires were soldered to test points and a port of interest as seen in the video below.

Understand how the radio works


Datasheets

Kenwood TH-D74A Datasheet - IC-701 - DRAM

Kenwood TH-D74A Datasheet - IC-702 - omap-l138

Kenwood TH-D74A Datasheet - IC-705 - FLASH MEMORY

IC-707 - Not exact match but same family - WM8940