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User890104 at 20:42, 9 April 2026

2026-04-09T20:42:00Z

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	==Diagnostic mode==		==Diagnostic mode==
	~~__NOTOC__~~
	[[File:Nano 7G diagnostic mode.jpg\|thumb\|right\|[[Nano 7G]] in diagnostics mode]]		[[File:Nano 7G diagnostic mode.jpg\|thumb\|right\|[[Nano 7G]] in diagnostics mode]]
	This mode will give quite a lot of info about your iPod. Except for the very first iPods, it can be accessed on clickwheel iPods by holding ~~center~~ and ~~rewind~~ when the Apple logo appears during reboot. For the [[Nano 6G]] you enter ~~Diagnostics mode~~ by holding down ~~all three~~ buttons. For the [[Nano 7G]] you ~~press and hold~~ the ~~volume up~~, ~~volume down~~, ~~power~~ and ~~menu~~ buttons.		This mode will give quite a lot of info about your iPod. Except for the very first iPods, it can be accessed on clickwheel iPods by holding Select and Rewind when the Apple logo appears during reboot. For the [[Nano 6G]] you enter it by holding down the Volume Up, Volume Down and Power buttons. For the [[Nano 7G]] you enter it by holding down the Volume Up, Volume Down, Power and Menu buttons.
	In diagnostics mode you can find info about the battery power check the LCD, button inputs, radio signals, DRAM, NAND, Accelerometer, dock information and an about section. On touchscreen iPods there is also a section for touchscreen testing.		In diagnostics mode you can find info about the battery power check the LCD, button inputs, radio signals, DRAM, NAND, Accelerometer, dock information and an about section. On touchscreen iPods there is also a section for touchscreen testing.
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User890104: fix spelling and formatting

2026-04-09T20:39:14Z

fix spelling and formatting

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	__NOTOC__		__NOTOC__
	[[File:Nano 7G diagnostic mode.jpg\|thumb\|right\|[[Nano 7G]] in diagnostics mode]]		[[File:Nano 7G diagnostic mode.jpg\|thumb\|right\|[[Nano 7G]] in diagnostics mode]]
	This mode will give quite a lot of info about your iPod. Except for the very first iPods, it can be accessed on clickwheel ~~ipods~~ by holding center and rewind when the ~~apple~~ logo appears during reboot. For the [[Nano 6G]] you enter Diagnostics mode by holding down all three ~~boutons~~. For the [[Nano 7G]] you press and hold ~~all butons other then the "play/pause" buton between~~ the volume ~~butons~~.		This mode will give quite a lot of info about your iPod. Except for the very first iPods, it can be accessed on clickwheel iPods by holding center and rewind when the Apple logo appears during reboot. For the [[Nano 6G]] you enter Diagnostics mode by holding down all three buttons. For the [[Nano 7G]] you press and hold the volume up, volume down, power and menu buttons.
	In diagnostics mode you can find info about the battery power check the LCD, ~~buton~~ inputs, radio signals, DRAM, ~~Nand~~, ~~Accelorometor~~, dock information and an about section. On touchscreen iPods there is also a section for touchscreen testing.		In diagnostics mode you can find info about the battery power check the LCD, button inputs, radio signals, DRAM, NAND, Accelerometer, dock information and an about section. On touchscreen iPods there is also a section for touchscreen testing.
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	==USB IDs==		==USB IDs==
	When connected to a computer, the iPod presents a vendor ID of 05ac (Apple Inc.) and a product ID that depends on its model and which mode it is in:		When connected to a computer, the iPod presents a vendor ID of 05ac (Apple Inc.) and a product ID that depends on its model and which mode it is in:

ZeOne: alignment again

2026-04-08T02:49:55Z

alignment again

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	This mode will give quite a lot of info about your iPod. Except for the very first iPods, it can be accessed on clickwheel ipods by holding center and rewind when the apple logo appears during reboot. For the [[Nano 6G]] you enter Diagnostics mode by holding down all three boutons. For the [[Nano 7G]] you press and hold all butons other then the "play/pause" buton between the volume butons.		This mode will give quite a lot of info about your iPod. Except for the very first iPods, it can be accessed on clickwheel ipods by holding center and rewind when the apple logo appears during reboot. For the [[Nano 6G]] you enter Diagnostics mode by holding down all three boutons. For the [[Nano 7G]] you press and hold all butons other then the "play/pause" buton between the volume butons.
	In diagnostics mode you can find info about the battery power check the LCD, buton inputs, radio signals, DRAM, Nand, Accelorometor, dock information and an about section. On touchscreen iPods there is also a section for touchscreen testing.		In diagnostics mode you can find info about the battery power check the LCD, buton inputs, radio signals, DRAM, Nand, Accelorometor, dock information and an about section. On touchscreen iPods there is also a section for touchscreen testing.

ZeOne: modifyed picture alingment

2026-04-08T02:23:36Z

modifyed picture alingment

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	The iTunes behavior upon seeing an iPod in WTF mode is to send it a "recovery" firmware image, which places the iPod in disk mode. However, any firmware image can be sent to it, including, for example, the "osos" partition from production iPod firmware, which enables tethered booting an iPod into [[RetailOS]].		The iTunes behavior upon seeing an iPod in WTF mode is to send it a "recovery" firmware image, which places the iPod in disk mode. However, any firmware image can be sent to it, including, for example, the "osos" partition from production iPod firmware, which enables tethered booting an iPod into [[RetailOS]].

			==Diagnostic mode==
	__NOTOC__		__NOTOC__
	[[File:Nano 7G diagnostic mode.jpg\|thumb\|right\|[[Nano 7G]] in diagnostics mode]]		[[File:Nano 7G diagnostic mode.jpg\|thumb\|right\|[[Nano 7G]] in diagnostics mode]]
	~~==Diagnostic mode==~~
	This mode will give quite a lot of info about your iPod. Except for the very first iPods, it can be accessed on clickwheel ipods by holding center and rewind when the apple logo appears during reboot. For the [[Nano 6G]] you enter Diagnostics mode by holding down all three boutons. For the [[Nano 7G]] you press and hold all butons other then the "play/pause" buton between the volume butons.		This mode will give quite a lot of info about your iPod. Except for the very first iPods, it can be accessed on clickwheel ipods by holding center and rewind when the apple logo appears during reboot. For the [[Nano 6G]] you enter Diagnostics mode by holding down all three boutons. For the [[Nano 7G]] you press and hold all butons other then the "play/pause" buton between the volume butons.
	In diagnostics mode you can find info about the battery power check the LCD, buton inputs, radio signals, DRAM, Nand, Accelorometor, dock information and an about section. On touchscreen iPods there is also a section for touchscreen testing.		In diagnostics mode you can find info about the battery power check the LCD, buton inputs, radio signals, DRAM, Nand, Accelorometor, dock information and an about section. On touchscreen iPods there is also a section for touchscreen testing.




	==USB IDs==		==USB IDs==

ZeOne: /* Diagnostic mode */ clarified things up, added a lot

2026-04-08T02:21:09Z

Diagnostic mode: clarified things up, added a lot

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	The iTunes behavior upon seeing an iPod in WTF mode is to send it a "recovery" firmware image, which places the iPod in disk mode. However, any firmware image can be sent to it, including, for example, the "osos" partition from production iPod firmware, which enables tethered booting an iPod into [[RetailOS]].		The iTunes behavior upon seeing an iPod in WTF mode is to send it a "recovery" firmware image, which places the iPod in disk mode. However, any firmware image can be sent to it, including, for example, the "osos" partition from production iPod firmware, which enables tethered booting an iPod into [[RetailOS]].

			__NOTOC__
			[[File:Nano 7G diagnostic mode.jpg\|thumb\|right\|[[Nano 7G]] in diagnostics mode]]
	==Diagnostic mode==		==Diagnostic mode==
	This mode will give quite a lot of info about your iPod. Except for the very first iPods, it can be accessed by holding center and rewind when the apple logo appears during reboot. For the [[Nano 6G]] you enter Diagnostics mode by holding down all three boutons. ~~<sup>(clarification needed)<~~/~~sup>~~		This mode will give quite a lot of info about your iPod. Except for the very first iPods, it can be accessed on clickwheel ipods by holding center and rewind when the apple logo appears during reboot. For the [[Nano 6G]] you enter Diagnostics mode by holding down all three boutons. For the [[Nano 7G]] you press and hold all butons other then the "play/pause" buton between the volume butons.
			In diagnostics mode you can find info about the battery power check the LCD, buton inputs, radio signals, DRAM, Nand, Accelorometor, dock information and an about section. On touchscreen iPods there is also a section for touchscreen testing.

	==USB IDs==		==USB IDs==

User890104 at 14:08, 7 April 2026

2026-04-07T14:08:21Z

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	==Diagnostic mode==		==Diagnostic mode==
	This mode will give quite a lot of info about your iPod. Except for the very first iPods, it can be accessed by holding center and rewind when the apple logo appears during reboot. For the [[~~nano~~ 6G]] you enter Diagnostics mode by holding down all three boutons. <sup>(clarification needed)</sup>		This mode will give quite a lot of info about your iPod. Except for the very first iPods, it can be accessed by holding center and rewind when the apple logo appears during reboot. For the [[Nano 6G]] you enter Diagnostics mode by holding down all three boutons. <sup>(clarification needed)</sup>

	==USB IDs==		==USB IDs==

ZeOne: /* Diagnostic mode */ added how to acess it on nano 6 tomorow i will add and clarify stuf here

2026-04-07T03:47:16Z

Diagnostic mode: added how to acess it on nano 6 tomorow i will add and clarify stuf here

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	==Diagnostic mode==		==Diagnostic mode==
	This mode will give quite a lot of info about your iPod. Except for the very first iPods, it can be accessed by holding center and rewind when the apple logo appears during reboot.<sup>(clarification needed)</sup>		This mode will give quite a lot of info about your iPod. Except for the very first iPods, it can be accessed by holding center and rewind when the apple logo appears during reboot. For the [[nano 6G]] you enter Diagnostics mode by holding down all three boutons. <sup>(clarification needed)</sup>

	==USB IDs==		==USB IDs==

760ceb3b9c0ba4872cadf3ce35a7a494: change ipod names to page links

2025-06-23T04:52:40Z

change ipod names to page links

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	==DFU mode==		==DFU mode==
	[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Device_Firmware_Upgrade Device Firmware Upgrade], or DFU, is a standard for upgrading firmware over USB that is used by many devices, including iOS devices and newer iPods. DFU mode exists on the ~~iPod nano (3rd generation)~~ and newer and the ~~iPod classic (6th generation)~~ and newer, coinciding with Apple's switch from PortalPlayer to Samsung processors. DFU mode is contained in the on-processor BootROM. Instructions on entering DFU mode can be found [https://theapplewiki.com/wiki/DFU_Mode#iPod here].		[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Device_Firmware_Upgrade Device Firmware Upgrade], or DFU, is a standard for upgrading firmware over USB that is used by many devices, including iOS devices and newer iPods. DFU mode exists on the [[Nano 3G]] and newer and the [[Classic 6G]] and newer, coinciding with Apple's switch from PortalPlayer to Samsung processors. DFU mode is contained in the on-processor BootROM. Instructions on entering DFU mode can be found [https://theapplewiki.com/wiki/DFU_Mode#iPod here].

	When in DFU mode, the iPod can be sent a special WTF [[IMG1]] firmware image to enter WTF mode. Other [[IMG1]] images cannot be sent in this mode.		When in DFU mode, the iPod can be sent a special WTF [[IMG1]] firmware image to enter WTF mode. Other IMG1 images cannot be sent in this mode.

	The ~~iPod nano (2nd generation)~~ also has a DFU mode, but it can only be entered by shorting testpoints on the iPod's circuit board or flashing the NOR with an image with an invalid signature or hash. It does, however, support a NOR DFU mode that can be entered by holding down Back+Play right after rebooting the device<ref>https://www.rockbox.org/irc/log-20080904#13:31:44</ref>.		The [[Nano 2G]] also has a DFU mode, but it can only be entered by shorting testpoints on the iPod's circuit board or flashing the NOR with an image with an invalid signature or hash. It does, however, support a NOR DFU mode that can be entered by holding down Back+Play right after rebooting the device<ref>https://www.rockbox.org/irc/log-20080904#13:31:44</ref>.

	==WTF mode==		==WTF mode==

760ceb3b9c0ba4872cadf3ce35a7a494: update usb PID model links/names

2025-06-22T01:21:45Z

update usb PID model links/names

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	\|-		\|-
	\| rowspan="2" \| [[Nano 7G]]		\| rowspan="2" \| [[Nano 7G]]
	\| ~~2012~~		\| Initial
	\| rowspan="2" \| <code>1267</code>		\| rowspan="2" \| <code>1267</code>
	\| rowspan="2" \| <code>1234</code>		\| rowspan="2" \| <code>1234</code>
	\| <code>1249</code>		\| <code>1249</code>
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~2015~~		\| Rev A
	\| <code>124a</code>		\| <code>124a</code>
	\|-		\|-
	\| rowspan="4" \| ~~iPod classic (6th generation)~~		\| rowspan="4" \| [[Classic 6G]]
	\| Initial		\| [[Classic 6G#Initial\|Initial]]
	\| rowspan="4" \| <code>1261</code>		\| rowspan="4" \| <code>1261</code>
	\| rowspan="4" \| <code>1223</code>		\| rowspan="4" \| <code>1223</code>
	\| <code>1241</code>		\| <code>1241</code>
	\|-		\|-
	\| Rev A		\| [[Classic 6G#Rev A\|Rev A]]
	\| <code>1245</code>		\| <code>1245</code>
	\|-		\|-
	\| Rev B		\| [[Classic 6G#Rev B\|Rev B]]
	\| <code>1247</code>		\| <code>1247</code>
	\|-		\|-

760ceb3b9c0ba4872cadf3ce35a7a494: add links to usb ids section

2025-06-21T18:38:42Z

add links to usb ids section

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	! WTF mode		! WTF mode
	\|-		\|-
	\| colspan="2" \| ~~iPod nano (2nd generation)~~		\| colspan="2" \| [[Nano 2G]]
	\| <code>1260</code>		\| <code>1260</code>
	\| <code>1220</code>		\| <code>1220</code>
	\| <code>1240</code>		\| <code>1240</code>
	\|-		\|-
	\| colspan="2" \| ~~iPod nano (3rd generation)~~		\| colspan="2" \| [[Nano 3G]]
	\| <code>1262</code>		\| <code>1262</code>
	\| <code>1223</code>/<code>1224</code>		\| <code>1223</code>/<code>1224</code>
	\| <code>1242</code>		\| <code>1242</code>
	\|-		\|-
	\| colspan="2" \| ~~iPod nano (4th generation)~~		\| colspan="2" \| [[Nano 4G]]
	\| <code>1263</code>		\| <code>1263</code>
	\| <code>1225</code>		\| <code>1225</code>
	\| <code>1243</code>		\| <code>1243</code>
	\|-		\|-
	\| colspan="2" \| ~~iPod nano (5th generation)~~		\| colspan="2" \| [[Nano 5G]]
	\| <code>1265</code>		\| <code>1265</code>
	\| <code>1231</code>		\| <code>1231</code>
	\| <code>1246</code>		\| <code>1246</code>
	\|-		\|-
	\| colspan="2" \| ~~iPod nano (6th generation)~~		\| colspan="2" \| [[Nano 6G]]
	\| <code>1266</code>		\| <code>1266</code>
	\| <code>1232</code>		\| <code>1232</code>
	\| <code>1248</code>		\| <code>1248</code>
	\|-		\|-
	\| rowspan="2" \| ~~iPod nano (7th generation)~~		\| rowspan="2" \| [[Nano 7G]]
	\| 2012		\| 2012
	\| rowspan="2" \| <code>1267</code>		\| rowspan="2" \| <code>1267</code>