Disklavier

And so it begins:

Here's the output from DKVBrowser:

22:16:17:659:V (22) : Client thread got: <system model="DKC850" version="3.00" 
language="en" region="en" quiet_control="none" />
22:16:17:857:V (22) : Client thread got:  <rc_certificate 
param="E7nopDgaU0VIqKcNFRrLo9OlQUFpdamShJgGluOfsJVSu5E7U3" />
22:16:17:872:V (22) : SendCommand: <rc_certificate 
param="U2FsdGVkX1/b3a0737986d5c21af39b5c40276567d5=" rc="iphone" passcode="" />
22:16:17:874:V (22) : Client thread got:  <rc_certificate result="pass" />

The important thing is this:  
result="pass"

So, I'm in.  Nothing else needs to be discussed on this group.  Thanks for all 
of the help that has been provided.  Further discussion on the DKVBrowser goup.

-Kevin



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From: Ron Ayanzen <ayanzen@hotmail.com>
To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Fri, April 1, 2011 5:27:29 PM
Subject: RE: [disklavier] Re: Need technical owners of E3 to help out

  
Congratulations, and well done!
 

________________________________
 To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
From: kgoroway@...
Date: Fri, 1 Apr 2011 14:18:16 -0700
Subject: Re: [disklavier] Re: Need technical owners of E3 to help out

  
I did it.  After about 4 days of solid work (so much for vacation this week!), 
I've figured out the "encrypted" handshake between the DKC-850/E3 and 
the iPhone.  I also have a pretty good sense of how the iPhone talks to the 
"database" on the piano.

You can't believe have pleased I am, and how frustrated I have been over the 
passed few days.  Oh, and today's my birthday.  Not a bad present to myself. 
 ;-)

Major thanks to Stefan for showing me what it was supposed to look like.  I 
spent the majority of the day trying to make sense of what he showed me, and I 
finally was able to reproduce the "answer" from the "question."

Now, off to make DKVBrowser actually send the right response.

-Kevin