v1.1.4

iCopy-X Open Source Firmware v1.1.4

1.1.4 is released, with very solid functionality and stability improvements.

• Adds iClass SE/SEOS Decoding functionality - thanks to @Dysonian-Lab #14
• Huge HF/MF updates from @amec0e - see #12
• Adds multi-lingual support - thanks to suggestion in #11
• Adds / fixes macOS support - thanks to suggestion in #10 and #13

Two IPK variants

File	PM3 firmware	LUA scripts	Use when
icopy-x-flash.ipk	RRG/Iceman (included)	Lua 5.4 (iceman)	You want the latest PM3 client + firmware
icopy-x-noflash.ipk	Unchanged (factory)	Lua 5.1 (factory)	You want to keep your current PM3 version

Installation

1. Ensure that your device is up to date (1.0.90 - get it from here: https://icopyx.com/pages/update-your-icopy-x)
2. Download the IPK of your choice
3. Put your iCopy-X into PC-Mode
4. Delete ALL OTHER IPK files from the device
5. Transfer the IPK onto your device and close PC-Mode
6. Navigate to About > Update, and press [OK]
7. Device will restart
8. While restarting, the screen will flash and stay blank for up to 10 seconds. Don't panic!

If you're using the "flash" version, there will be some extra steps:

9. Device will restart and detect that you need to flash your device. Click OK.
10. Read the instructions: Make sure your device has charge, make sure it's plugged in, and then Start
11. After flashing, your device will restart.
12. While restarting, the screen will stay blank for up to 10 seconds. Don't panic!

Companion PM3 Clients (for PC-Mode)

Connect to your iCopy-X's Proxmark module directly from your computer.

File	PM3 version	Contents
clients-flash.zip	RRG/Iceman v4.21611	Linux x86_64 + macOS + Windows CLI clients
clients-noflash.zip	Factory (iCopy-X original)	Windows client (pre-built)

Using the companion client

1. Download the matching clients-[flash|noflash].zip for your IPK variant
2. Extract to a folder on your computer
3. Put your iCopy-X into PC-Mode
4. Connect via USB
5. Run: proxmark3 /dev/ttyACM0 (Linux/macOS) or proxmark3.exe COMx (Windows)
   Adjust ttyACM0 and COMx according to the real port assigned to your iCopy-X.