Major JCID Update: A12/A13 Passcode Erase Without Disassembly, Keeping Original System Version!

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In phone repair and second-hand device recycling, coming across iOS devices locked with a passcode or stuck in a disabled state is a common challenge. Traditional forced restoring is not only time-consuming and prone to errors, but it also forces the device to the latest iOS version—often causing lag on older models or invalidating specific unlocking strategies.

JCID has officially released a major update, adding support for one-click passcode erasing on A12/A13 devices (restoring directly to the "Hello" activation screen) without disassembly, while also significantly optimizing the purple screen repair functionality for A7–A11 devices!

🔥 Core Update Highlights

  1. One-Click Erase Without Flashing: Wipe user data and return the device directly to the "Hello" activation screen in one click—no bulky official firmware downloads required.

  2. Preserves Original System Version: Keeps the device's original iOS version intact, avoiding performance lag or unknown system glitches caused by unwanted upgrades.

  3. Modify SysCFG Data Without Disassembly: Read and edit underlying SysCFG data directly without high-risk motherboard/NAND chip removal.

  4. Accessory Unbinding & Factory Mode: Query and unbind data for cameras, batteries, and other accessories without disassembly, and fix specific system anomalies without reflashing.

📱 Supported Device Compatibility

This update covers a wide range of devices, from classic models to mainstream favorites:

Chip ArchitectureSupported ModelsKey Features
A12 / A13 (NEW)
iPhone 11 Series, XR, XS/XS Max, SE 2


iPad 8/9, iPad Air 3

One-click wipe to "Hello" screen, retain original iOS version, non-disassembly SysCFG editing, accessory unbinding
A7 – A11 (Optimized)
iPhone X, 8/8P, 7/7P, 6s Series, SE


iPad Pro Series, Air 1/2, Mini 2–5, iPad 5–7

Non-disassembly Purple Mode, SysCFG data modification, one-click data wipe
A8 / A10iPod Touch 6 / 7One-click Purple Mode entry and data editing

🛠️ Compatible JCID Hardware Ecosystem

Whether you run a high-volume repair center or work as an independent technician looking for cost-effective solutions, this update is fully supported across the following hardware:

  • JCID V1S PRO / V1S PLUS: Paired with P13/P15 expansion docks, perform automated touch operations directly on the programmer display. Ideal for high-intensity repair environments.

  • JCID P13 / P15 Hard Drive & Purple Screen Repair Stands: Purpose-built for BGA80/BGA110 NAND operations and non-disassembly purple screen logic, greatly enhancing A12/A13 repair efficiency.

  • JC B-BOX PRO / B-BOX Purple Screen Box: Features a high-definition screen displaying real-time box status, device mode, and charging voltage/current. A classic, high-value tool.

💡 Essential Starter Recommended Tools

  • JC B-BOX Windows DCSD Cable: Optimized for Windows environments, combining DFU and purple screen boot logic for quick SysCFG read/write operations.

  • JC B-BOX C3 Black Tool: One-key purple mode entry with burn-out protection circuits—eliminating manual button combinations to enter DFU mode.

💡 Conclusion

JCID’s non-disassembly passcode erase and purple screen technology for A12/A13 chips brings unmatched efficiency and security to iOS device repair and refurbished device handling. Stay tuned for more technical insights and tool updates!

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