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Third generation bombs have one letter in the first half and one in the last half
And finally, fourth generation bombs have two letters in the last half of the alphabet.
Another key element to easily identify conventions is the manufacturing location.
Within the serial number, the first two letters correspond to the abbreviation of a country
The most common follows:
US - United States
GB - Great Britain
DE - Germany
AM - Armenia
CN - China
IN - India
This section references the security code (See page 6).
The four digit numpad has common default passwords based on the country of origin and security code.
Please know that incorrect codes may have consequences
Security Code
Default Code
0-21
CODE1
22-43
CODE2
44-63
CODE3
0-21
CODE13
22-43
CODE14
44-63
CODE15
0-21
CODE16
22-43
CODE17
44-63
CODE18
0-21
CODE19
22-43
CODE20
44-63
CODE21
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Overview .............................. 3
Generation ............................ 4
Manufacturing Location ........ 5
Security Code ........................ 6
Most bombs are classified into four different styles, called their generation.
Bomb generations can be identified with the last two letters in the serial code, typically in the corner of a device.
For the following information, please note that letters A-M are considered the first half of the alphabet.
First generation bombs use two of the same letter
Second generation bombs have two letters, both of which are in the first half of the alphabet.
This guide will make frequent references to a security code.
The security code can easily be found by finding the sum of the digits in the serial number
PK - Pakistan
MX - Mexico
RU - Russia
JP - Japan
0-21
CODE4
22-43
CODE5
44-63
CODE6
0-21
CODE7
22-43
CODE8
44-63
CODE9
0-21
CODE10
22-43
CODE11
44-63
CODE12
0-21
CODE22
22-43
CODE23
44-63
CODE24
0-21
CODE5
22-43
CODE26
44-63
CODE27
0-21
CODE28
22-43
CODE29
44-63
CODE30