> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ducks-services.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ducks-services.com/dma/~/revisions/LZBvlgmumPk57voUs0Op/dma-fimware/dna-id.md).

# DNA ID

#### 📥 1. Download the DNA ID Tool

Download the DNA ID tool from the link below:

> 🔗 [Download DNA ID Tool](https://mega.nz/file/u65DGLBD#RuutSPcUPxvF_ixb8U0CMc97Ov-HrKvE2p9JruM-mZc)

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#### 🧷 2. Connect Your DMA Card via JTAG

* Plug your **DMA card** into your PC.
* Connect to the **JTAG port** on the card using the included USB cable.
* Do **not** connect through the data port — use only the **JTAG port** for this step.

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#### 🧰 3. Install JTAG Drivers

* Once the files are downloaded, run and install the included drivers.

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#### ▶️ 4. Run the Tool

* Locate the `.bat` file inside the downloaded folder that corresponds to your **specific DMA card model** (e.g., 35t, 75t, 100t, etc.).
* Right-click the `.bat` file and select **Run as Administrator**.
* Wait a few seconds for the script to complete.

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#### 🔍 5. Find the DNA Line

Once the tool runs successfully, it will output a line like this:

```
DNA = XXXXX (XXXXXXXXXXXXXX)
```

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#### 📤 6. Send Us Your DNA

* Copy the **entire DNA line** and send it along with your firmware order # in a DMA ticket.
* Example:

  ```
  DNA = 1144 (00FABB98F2318E7D)
  ```

This value is required to generate your **DNA-locked firmware**. If anything looks off or you get an error, reach out to support with a screenshot.

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