#Hacking conlog prepaid meters code

Don't be fooled, those meters don't have a network system otherwise they wouldn't have wires from the pole's box.

#Hacking conlog prepaid meters code

even when you load a token, the meter only sends it to the box, then the box again, Does the magic to calculate how much the code you brought has to give you. so you could say if your credit is due, your meter only sends a signal to the big box on the pole through the wiring and then, its the circulate breakers job in that box to turn your power off. Actually, the real magic happens up on the electric pal on that box/s hanging and that's where your meter in the house gets and puts all its information.

The Yaka meter in your house is just for outputting and inputting data, like typing in your token, and displaying how much you have left. getting into the Hacking, In a video, I found online, I gathered that one has to actually open up/ break into the casing of the system if they wanted to hack it Really you got to give credit to these guys.

Vending, revenue management and associated support services, to ensure the sustainability of your project, now and tomorrow. Our solutions bring the best in metering, Here is an article that was written by Conlog in 2011 when it all started: New business methods in UgandaĪs these guys' website say's 'Conlog has been leading the prepayment industry for more than 20 years. You want to hack YAKA? Conlog is the real deal. All the work is done in South Africa by a company called Conlog. how? UMEME as a company doesn't really make these meters. However, after all this time in deployment, YAKA is after all not a full-proof solution for UMEME. Yaka is an electric meter particularly made for UMEME by a company based in South Africa called Conlog to reduce on electricity hacking and get ride of their meter readers pay role.