This is mostly just a dump of information on the D-Tector.

D-Tector Information

This is mostly just a dump of information on the D-Tector.

D-Tector Information 1

Source: http://lcd.withthewill.net/DTectorIntro

The D-Tector is the Bandai America, Asia and Europe equivalent to the Bandai Japan D-Scanner. Unlike the D-Scanner, the D-Tector does not scan barcodes. It instead relies on a motion sensor to input commands in battle. It is also a pedometer-type device and the player must either shake it or walk with it to encounter various events. 

Instead of having a Digimon on the main screen, you play with one of the main characters of the Digimon Frontier anime. (Kouichi is not available in the Version 1 but is available from the start in the Version 2.) 

The uppermost button on the front of the device is the C button, which cancels your selection or returns to the previous menu. The bottom right button is the B button, which confirms selections and displays the status of your Chosen Child. The lower left button is the A button, and it is used to scroll through selections. The large button on the side is the motion sensor button and is used to switch between the two menus and activate the motion sensor. 

There are two main menus. The first menu is accessed by pressing the side button. The second is accessed by pressing the side button while on the first menu.


Note: This guide was written with a Version 1 and Version 2 D-Tector. Other versions may vary.


First Menu:

Map: Allows you to see how many steps you have left in a particular area as well as move to another area.
Status: Checks the status of your Chosen Children. Select a character to check his or her stats.
Spirits: Checks the status of your Spirits and the Digimon they allow your Chosen to evolve into.
Camp: Heal wounds after a battle. Steps (or shakes) taken while in Camp Mode will not count.
Connect
V.S Battle: Battle with a compatible device. Shake to power up your Digimon.
Trade: Trade Digimon with another D-Tector. Select “Data Out” if you will be sending a Digimon and “Data In” if you will be receiving a Digimon.


Second Menu:

Digi-Database: Allows you to review the Digimon you have befriended and put them in the D-Docks for battle. You may review the Digimon’s stats by pressing B. To place the Digimon in a D-Dock, press B again on its status screen, then select your D-Dock. There are four D-Docks in all. If you do not have any Digimon in your D-Docks, a weak Digimon will automatically be summoned in battle. (Numemon in the Version 1, Bokomon in the Version 2.)
Digi-Digits: Allows you to input a special code from the D-Tector Card Game in order to unlock a specific Digimon. Use A to scroll through the letters, B to confirm, and C to back out of the screen.
Game: "Practice" in the Version 1--only the training minigame is available.
Training: Allows you to practice for battle. A Digimon will be summoned, and you will be given a specific attack type. Use the motion sensor to command the Digimon. To use the motion sensor, press the motion sensor button when prompted. The LED light will flash three times. The first time just lets you know that the motion sensor is active, but the second and third times determine which attack you will use. On the following, a 1 means to wave your hand (or otherwise trigger the sensor) over the sensor, and a 0 means to leave it alone.
Energy Attack: 1, 1
Ability Attack: 0, 1
Crush Attack: 0, 0
If you fail to properly signal, the attack will fail.
Bubble Wars: (VERSION 2 ONLY) Shooting game in which the player pops bubbles. Press A to move down, B to move up, the motion sensor button to fire, and C to quit. You cannot break black bubbles.
Digi-Searcher: Use the motion sensor to trigger various events. (Though the device itself implies that you must hold the D-Tector up to a TV for this, you don’t need to. It just triggers the motion sensor.) Events will be the same as ordinary events you experience while walking. You may also find items.


Events While Walking

Data Storm: May blow you away to another area of the map or take team members or Spirits away. Press the B button rapidly to escape.

Battle: Battling brings you to this menu:

Battle Call: Summons one of the Digimon in your D-Docks, using the same motion sensor technique as the training game. If you make a mistake or do not have any Digimon in your D-Docks, Bokomon will automatically be summoned.
D-Dock 1: 1,1
D-Dock 2: 0,1
D-Dock 3: 1,0
D-Dock 4: 0,0
Spirit On: Equips one of your Chosen Children with a Spirit, allowing you to use a Hybrid Digimon. This is not possible if you do not have enough DP. Spirits may only be used if you have their respective Chosen Children in your party. For example, if you have the H-Spirit of Fire but do not have Takuya in your party, you may not use the H-Spirit of Fire. Spirit Digimon may choose which attack type they wish to use. They may also use “Digi-Power” if you have enough DP. When you select this option, you will be prompted to summon a Digimon from the D-Docks. This Digimon’s power will be added to the Spirit Digimon’s.
Digi-Digits: Input Digi-Digits to automatically summon a Digimon without using the D-Docks. The Digimon’s data will be saved to your Digi-Database after the battle
Escape: Run away from the fight.

After you have summoned a Digimon from the D-Docks or Spirit Evolved, the following options will be added:

Attack: Select your attack using the same method outlined in the training game. If the Digimon you are using has too high a level, it may not listen to your commands.
Evolve: Evolve your Digimon if you have unlocked its evolution. Evolution is linear and only follows anime-accurate lines. For example, Agumon may only evolve to Greymon, who may only evolve to MetalGreymon, who may only evolve to WarGreymon.
Deport: Return Digimon to its D-Dock

D-Tector Information 2

Source: https://withthewill.net/threads/14070-My-guide-on-D-tector-v-pet

My guide on D-tector v-pet
This is my guide on the Bandai D-tector. This will be my first guide but i have a very good knowledge on the D-tector games so i would like to share some knowledge with you all and save you time.

Step 1: Determining which version D-tector you have or thinking of buying. 
Bandai released 4 versions of the D-tector pedometer style v-pet each having a significant difference to each other. Heres how to know which one you have if you didnt buy one in a box.

Version 1
Appearance differences: Solid colors. Original D-tector colors of the actual anime. (they will look exactly like the ones on the anime) Also Takuyas and Kojis advanced D-tectors. 
Game play differences: You will start off with all 5 of the digi destined Kouchi will not be obtained until beating the game one time.
Digimon differences: The fusion spirits will only include the ones in the anime (Aldamon and Beowulfmon) The other characters fusions are not obtainable. Only 5 Ancient digimon will be available to put in your D-dock. AlsoKaisergreymon and Magnagarurumon are not available and Imperialdramon PM is not available. 

Version 2
Appearance differences: Transparent body but the grip will remain the same colors as the digi destined. 
Game play differences: You will start with all 6 digi destined. Also some digimon and spirits will have to be obtained through quest.
Digimon differences: All 6 fusion spirits will be obtained after beating Mercurymon/Sephirothmon. All 10 Ancient digimon will be obtainable. And Kaisergreymon and Magnagarurumon are available. Susanoomon and Imperialdramon PM are currently still under investigation by me

Version 3
Appearance differences: There are only 2 version 3's. Red body with black grip and gold circle instead of the classical hexagon screen. Purpleish body with pink grip and green circle screen.
Game play differences: Same as version 2 except that you can enter the codes of some spirit and mega digimon without getting an error message. Digimon differences: Same as version 2

Version 4
Appearance differences: There are 3. Red body with gold grip and gold circle screen with some blue on the top right. White body with red grip and golden circle screen. White body with blue grip and golden circle screen.
Game play differences: The final final boss will be Lucemon SM battling her 3 times.
Digimon differences: Same as version 3
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Step 2: How to play the game.

Controls
-The B button is the most right button on the front of the d-tector. You will use it to confirm selections. Also it is used to look at distance/steps, games won and victory percentage through digivice connection, current spirit power and your digimon in your D-Dock.
-The A button in the most bottom button on the front. It is used to scroll through selections and access your menu.
-The C button is the top button on the front. It is used to exit the menu. 
-The side button is a motion detection button. It will be used to access your second menu and when prompt will be held down and make a motion to the top of your d-tector which is a light sensitive it will respond to a change of light so playing where the light cannot hit the motion square will make the motion unreadable.

First Menu
By pressing A you will access your menu you will able to see:
-Map. Each map will have an affinity to the spirit or corrupt spirit you will encounter. Also you will be able to see the train tracks in which the next 3 available maps will be offered to your choice. Used wisely and youll be able to make a lap around the digital world without going to the map you already went to. 
-Status. You will be able to see the level of your character and other attributes that have no meaning at the point.
-Spirits. You will able to see which spirits you have and gained and the HP, energy damage, crush damage, and ability damage. 
-Camp. When your main character on the screen is in a slumped position and cannot move you will have to use camp. Pressing B will stop it and you will be able to walk again. It is also used to regain spirit power (150 max) although it is very slow and an inconvenient way of doing so.
-Connect. If you have another digivice you can connect and battle or get digimon from other digivice.

Second Menu
By pressing B and than the side button or the side button twice you will be able to see:
-Digi-data base. This is the digimon you have obtained through battle or entering a code. By selecting one with B you can put it in your Digi-dock to use in battle.
-Digi-Digits. Enter a 5 letter and number code to obtain digimon to put in your digi-data base to use for battle. You can also obtain spirits and rare digimon depending on what version d-tector you have.
-Game. There are 2 mini games that help you out. 
-Training (version 1 ONLY)/Scanning action (version 2+) In this game you will go against a box. The game will tell you which attack you need to do and when prompt you must execute that attack with the motion sensor.
Energy: 3 motion required
Crush: 1 motion, no motion, than another motion
Ability 1 motion, 1 motion, no motion
Rewards include: Increase of distance from a train (300). Decrease distance to train (500). A new digimon or spirit. (if you havent encountered the ancient digimon yet in version 2 it wont allow you to obtain it). Plus 10 in spirit power. Empty
Failure will: Increase of distance from a train (300). Takes away digimon who failed. Empty.
-Bubbles. Bubbles is a game where you press the B button to move up A button to move down and side button to shoot. Your objective is to shoot bubbles to regain spirit power. The amount you gain will be the number you get and then minus the 0 ie: 420=42. If you have 150 spirit power the amount you get will be deducted to your distance. Very useful if you got the spirit on the map and want to move to the train.
-Digi-searcher. Scan a tv and you will encounter anything you would while walking. You can also get items that increase your level or add spirit power.

Third Menu 
By pressing the B button you will be able to see:
-Distance left and steps taken
-Victory percentage and battles won using the connect system with other digivice.
-Spirits power. Amount of spirit power available to use attacks using the 20 legendary spirits.
-D-Docks 1-4. Digimon assigned to each d-dock will be available for battle.
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Step 3: Walkthrough!

Now that we know the controls lets get into actually playing. Game Part 1. This section will involve the objective of the game and how to battle to the best of your ability.

Game part 1:
The objective of this game is to collect all 20 legendary spirits encountered randomly by taking steps and reducing the amount of distance number on your side menu. Each affinity will have a human spirit and a beast spirit for you to battle and collect. When you get to 0 on the distance counter you will board a trailmon and go to the next affinity on the map. You can look and plan strategically by going into your map. While you are taking steps you may encounter a digimon. To battle the digimon you can either select a spirit to transform into by selecting "spirit on" or using a digimon on your battle dock by selecting "battle call" I suggest saving your spirit power for battling the spirits until you get high level.

You can also encounter a data storm. Data storms take away each party of your member or can blow you away to another affinity on the map. Theres no way to avoid disappearing party members but you can avoid being blown away to a different map by pressing the B button rapidly. 

-Tips on Battling. The battles of this game is essentially a rock paper scissor game. Energy beats ability, ability beats crush and crush beats energy But if you look at your digimon status they will have a number next to the type of attack. If both digimon battling uses energy then the stronger number wins. If they are the same they tie and no damage is dealt. The way to foresee or lessen damage is to know the opponent stats. If you fight a digimon who you know has a 160 ability damage you will want to avoid being hit by it by using a energy user. Eventually youll remember which digimon is strong in what category. 

- D-Dock Level. Your level will determine which digimon you can control during a fight. If you enter a code for a level 100 mega digimon right when the game starts and you give him a command he will not obey you. Digimon will only obey you if youre in 20ish of its level. 

Game part 2:
Actual game walkthrough

After you have chosen your main digi destined you will see a scene where his/her human spirit battles with Cherubimon. You will then be on a map called Rose morning star. Walk until you encounter Cherubimon. You will lose no matter what so dont get upset. You will then see a scene where he takes all of your spirits. You will then be on a map that is the affinity of your main digi destined. I suggest you using digi codes right now to get at least one spirit but if you want to do it legit that is fine too. Now begins your quest of obtaining all the 20 spirits. Pretty straight forward so keep shaking until you have about 16.

Now that you have 16 spirits the next time you board a trailmon to another map (regardless if youve been to it before) the screen will glitch out and it will transport you to the Gold Map. This is the home of Mercurymon/Sephirothmon and is a map that you cant go to via trailmon. So walk until you encounter them. When you have you will obtain the fusion spirits! NOTE: Sometimes the game will make you get 16 or 18 spirits before you go here. After you beat him you have to walk a bit and trailmon will bring you back to the map you were suppose to go before the screen glitched

You should have 20 spirits now. if youre still on a regular map travel to the end of it and the trailmon will make you go to the map that says "?????" in the middle. This is the rose morning star map and you will fight 2 sides of Cherubimon after you beat him you will be able to get his angel mode. NOTE: GET HIM IF YOU WANT KAISERGREYMON AND MAGNAGARURUMON. After the battle you will board a trailmon but Crusadermon and Dynasmon will stop you and you will be on a map that is the moon. Walk until you encounter Crusadermon. and then Dynasmon. After you beat Dynasmon the game will end... or will it? 

Game part 3:
This will include all the extra stuff you might want to do and fight the real boss lucemon (depending what version you have)

So you beat the game! New game + will keep your level, digimon in the database and the fusion spirits. Start off like usual but this time you might want to pick up Serahpimon in the Dark map and Ophanimon in the Light or Ice map. (most likely in light but if not go to ice) They will only encounter you if you have 18 spirits and level 60+. After you got those 2 proceed to the rose morning star. Enter the codes for Kaisergreymon and Magnagarurumon and you will obtain them without error code!

Susanoomon and Imperialdramon TO BE CONTINUED

D-Tector Information 3

Source: https://withthewill.net/threads/13882-D-Tector-EUR-Version
OK! Here's my post about our D-Tectors, since they seem to be different from the ones listed on File Island. If it is not, I'd like someone to correct me.

First of all, mine is supposed to be a V2. I'll try to buy one that should be a V1 by May. EDIT: Just got a V1! However, and since it's in mint condition, I'll set this for selling instead of playing.

[Pics will be provided]

Starting out
- You can't choose Koichi
- Map has 4 big 'Map' areas, each one with 3 small 'Area'. Bosses are the rest of the Ten Warriors plus Azulongmon, Zhuqiaomon, Ebonwumon and Baihumon.
- After you beat all 12 'Area' (labeled with numbers), you get to see a scene and you appear at 'Map 5', 'Area 13'.
- The boss at that area is Duskmon, who becomes Velgemon without a rest between battles. After that, you appear at an unknown area, with just 50 Steps until Boss Fight.
- Final Boss: AncientSphinxmon

Koichi appears, everyone's happy and everyone gets into the train. You get to choose a children again, and here comes...

Second round
- You can choose Koichi now. You also have his two spirits.
- Area 13's Boss is Kerpymon. After that, you appear again at that unknown area to fight against Lucemon (Child)
- After you defeat Lucemon, you don't get a Digimon or a Spirit as a reward. Instead, you watch him going down, surrounded by an aura.
[Can't remember the ones in italic, but I'm 8000 steps away from that so I'll edit it if necessary]

And you start once again.

Minor differences
- You have two games: Scanning Action and Speed Runner.
- You can only use 6 Ancient Spirits, the ones that goes with each children. [Not sure if this is a difference]
- You can't get Aldamon neither Beowulfmon. Not to talk about KaiserGreymon or MagnaGarurumon, or Susanoomon. [Not sure if this is a difference]

D-Tector Information 4

Source: http://digistarlight.net/games/dtectorguide.html

Many thanks to Silverwolf for doing the D-Tector section he did all the codes as well at the bottom. If you put the codes on your own site credit Digital Starlight


D-Tector Codes (Click the link to access the full lot of codes)


(D-Tector Instruction guide)


Beginning Your Adventures, Selecting a Digidestined Kid. After you place new batteries in your D-Tector and gently press the reset button, the opening animation will begin.


A) Press Button B to show the selection screen.

B) Press Button A to scroll through the Digidestined choices

C) Press Button B to select a Digidestined kid to travel with.


Putting in your name

You can name your Digidestined by doing the following:


A) Press Button A to scroll through the alphabet. (Press the Motion Sensor = Button to change directions.)

B) Press Button B to select a letter.

C) Press Button B to confirm your name.



Events While Walking

You will start your adventure with your 4 Digidestined Pals in addition to yourself. As you walk on your adventure, you will periodically hear beeps alerting you to important events:


Data Storms:

May blow you away from where you currently are located to another area, or it may carry one of your Digidestined Pals. This is a natural phenomenon, and the only way you can protect yourself is to press Button A repeatedly during the storm.


Finding Your Digidestined Pals

If a Data Storm has taken one of your Digi-Pals there's a chance that you may find him/her on your adventure and you can team up with him/her again Just

walk around and In time you will find them again.


Digi-Items

As you travel on your adventure you will come across 4 different Digi-Items. They are as follow:


A) Distance Reduction Digi-Chip - This Item reduces steps from your current distance.


B)Distance Increase Digi-Chip - This Item increases steps from your current distance.


C) Spirit Power Supplement - This Item gives you additional Spirit Power by10.


D) Level Up Seed - This Item increases your level by 1 level.


Battling

As you walk along on your adventure you will come across evil Digimon who wants to battle against you. You can escape or battle in one of two ways:


A) Battle Call - Use this to call a Digimon from one of your four D-Docks to the battle position. (See Battle commands/ Battle Call section for more information).


D-Code scanning action: To activate the D-Code Scanning action, select the attack command on the screen and wave your hand in front of the motion sensor. Your objective is to achieve the attack type that will guarantee your victory. (see practice section for more information)


B) Spirit On - If you have enough Spirit Power , you may want to Digivolve yourself into a Spirit Digimon. Simply select the Spirit mode and the game will tell you if you have enough power stored up. You will need to select an Attack Type by selecting with the A button and execute with the B button. (see Battle commands/ Spirit on for more information)


Commands

There are 3 main commands that will help you on your adventure, they are:


· Regular Commands


Map

A) Press A or the Motion sensor Button to scroll to the map screen. Press B

to select.

B) Press A to scroll through the maps. Press B to select a map.

C) Press A again to scan through the Areas on the map you've just selected. Press B to select the area you want to play in.


Status

A) Press A to scroll to the status screen. Press B to select.

B) Press A to scroll through your friends (including yourself). Press B to select the character whose status you want to check. Press A to scroll through the parameters.


Spirit

You are able to Digivolve yourself (Digidestined) using your Spirit Power into a Digimon in order to battle. (You gain Spirit Power by battle experience or Digi-Items.)


A) Press A to scroll to the Spirit screen. Press B to select.

B) Press A to scroll through the Spirits. Press B to select.

C) Press A or B to scroll through the info showing the status of the Spirit Digimon you can Digivolve to during battle.


Camp

If you've been wounded in battle or or by an event, the animation will tell you that you've been wounded. You must at this time go to the Digi-Camp and rest and recover. If you decide not to go, *then your step will not be counted*


A) Press A to scroll to the Camp screen. Press B to select.

B) Press A, B, or C to leave tent. (Return to main screen.)

Note: No steps will be counted while you are in the tent.


Connect

You may connect with a friend's D-Tector Digivice to head to head battling action or to trade Digimon.


A) Press A to scroll to the Connection screen. Press B to select.

B) Press A to choose VS Battle or Trade. Press B to select.


VS Battle Battling a Friend

A) Once you've selected the VS Battle Screen, the screen will beep and the COUNT screen will appear. It's at this time you must shake your Digivice as fast as you can to gain Digi-Power. The faster you shake, the more Digi-Power you gain. The Digivice will beep again telling you to stop - the Ready screen will appear.


B) Connect your D-Tector with your friends connection at the top of the D-Tector. Press B to execute and hold the connection until the screen says OK.


C) A battling Digimon will be selected at random from your D-Docks. The level of the selected Digimon will depend on the Digidestined' level and amount of Digi-Power accumulated in step a. above.


Trade

a. Press A to scroll to the Data Out or Data In. Press B to select their command.

Data-Out - If you want to give/trade a Digimon to a friend, then you would choose the Data-Out command.


A) Once you get to the Trade Screen then Press the A button to scroll through the levels. Choose one.


B) Press the A button again to scroll through the Digimon at that level. Press the B button to select the Digimon you want to trade.


Data-In

To receive/trade a Digimon with your friend you will need to choose the Data-In command.

A) Connect your D-Tector to your friends and press the B button to execute the trade. (Your friend will need to follow the Data-Out directions.) When completed, the screen will say OK.


Commands

Press the motion sensor button to switch out of the regular command mode.


Digi-Data Base - Review your Digimon collection and register each Digimon that you would like placed in your D-Docks ready for battle. The closer the Digidestined level and Digimon level are, the more successful you will be in battle.


A) Press A to select the Digimon level.

B) Press A to scroll to the Digimon whose status you want to view. Press B to select.

C) Review the Digimon status by pressing A to scroll through the info.

D) To move the Digimon into a D-Dock, press B to execute. Press A to select the D-Dock you want, press B to select. Press B again to place the Digimon in that D-Dock.


Note: You may not move an enemy Digimon into a D-Dock


Digi-Digits

You can increase your collection of Digimon by collecting Digi-Digits from the New D-Tector Card Game. Each card has a unique Digi-Digit and it's simple to input these Digits by doing the following:


1) Press A to scroll to the Digi-Digits screen. Press B to select.

2) Press A to scroll through the letters an numbers. Press B to input. Switch scroll direction by pressing the Motion Sensor Button.

3) After you input 5 Digits (numbers and letters), press B to execute.Note: The Digimon you've inputted will automatically regester into your D-Dock if there is an available spot open. (See end of the guide for D-Tector Codes)


Practice

Because selecting a Digimon from your D-Dock is so important to the success of your battling adventures, a Practice session has been added to the game so you can master the skills of D-Code Scanning action!


1) Press A to scroll to the Practice screen. Press B to select.

2) Hold the motion Sensor button for a second (the "Waiting" cursor will appear) and input and input your D-Code scanning action.

3) You will gain a Digi-Item if you successfully break the box. Note: No signal can be inputted while the Waiting cursor appears.


D-Code scanning action: Wave your hand over the Motion Sensor to start, then check the LED to find the hand signal required to choose an attack type. Input hand signals between pulses of the LED light.

START

LED PULSE 1 --

LED PULSE 2 --

END

Wave hand over sensor to start.

-- Hand signal (1)

-- or no signal (0)

-- Hand signal (1)

or no signal (0)

1,1 = Energy Attack

1,0 = Ability Attack

0,1 = Crush Attack

0,0 = Random Attack


Digi-Searcher

Similar to the events while walking you may also experience an event when watching tv.

1) Press A to scroll to the Digi-Searcher screen. Press B to select.

2) Bring your D-Tector close to the TV or any object you'd like to scan (approx1") and hold down your Motion Sensor button until you get a signal. You will encounter a randomly selected event.


Battle Commands

Battle Call

Your game will alert you when an evil Digimon has summoned you to battle. It's at this time that you need to do the following:


1) Press A to scroll to the battle scroll screen. Press B to select.

2) Hold the Motion Sensor button for a second ("Waiting" cursor will appear and input your D-Code Scanning action.* A battle-ready Digimon appears!


When you see Spirit OK" this means you have enough Spirit Power to Spirit digivolve. Attack - Hold the Motion Sensor button for a second ("Waiting" cursor will appear) and input your D-Code scanning action.


Note: A Digimon will refuse to attack if its level is too high for a Digidestined

to control it. Note : If you lose a battle, your Digimon can be taken away for good. Just reenter it's Digi-Digits.


Digivolve

Because it is sometimes harder to control a Digimon at higher levels, it may be beneficial to select a lower Digimon then Digivolve it to a higher level making it more controllable.


Note 1: You must scroll to the next level of Digimon in your Digimon Data Base to call the Digivolved state. It must be the correct Digivolution. (i.e. Agumon, Greymon, MetalGreymon, WarGreymon)

Note 2: One call point will be consumed to each Digivolution attempt.

Note 3: There's a chance a Digivolution may fail depending on the player's level.


Deport - Use this command to return a Digimon to the D-Dock when you don't want to use him/her in battle. Press B to deport it and the Battle Command main screen will appear.


Spirit Battling

Spirit On - You can Digivolve yourself into Spirit Mode


1) Press A to scroll to the Spirit On screen. Press B to select.

2) Press A to scroll to a Spirit you want. Press B to select.

3) You will Digivolve to that Spirit Digimon ready for battle.

4) Press A to scroll throuh the battle commands discussed below (Attack and Digi-Power).


Spirit Power is used depending on the player's level. You will be unable to Digivolve to Spirit Mode unless you have enough Spirit Power to sustain that mode.

Attack - If you choose to use a Spirit then you get to choose the Attack Type you wish during battle.


Digi-Power

Your Spirit Digimon has the ability to absorb the power of one of your Digimon registered on your D-Dock. Simply Hold the Motion Sensor Button and input the D-Code scanning action to choose your Digimon. Its power will be given to the Spirit Digimon!


Spirit Off

Use this command to take the Spirit off the Digidestined. You will return to the battle command screen.


Escape

Use this command when you want to surrender.

Digimon Digi-Digits.md

Source: http://www.consoledatabase.com/cheats/handheldgames/d-tectordigivice/

Digimon	Digi-Digit
DT 166 Petaldramon	02G7O
DT-16 MetalGreymon	04JWG
Ancient Mermaimon	09AOE
Armageddemon	0CYUG
Velgremon	0HSB0
DT-36 Kunemon	0RO8X
Ancient Beetmon	0VM86
DT-51 MarineDevimon	0VN87
DT-55 Imperialdramon	13LZQ
DT 164 Gigasmon	1AXFH
Turuiemon	1PONU
DT-62 Seriphimon	1QM5W
DT 167 Mercurymon	1SWAL
Keramon	1VRFV
DT-02 Gabumon	20LJY
Toy Agumon	2BWID
DT 169 Lanamon	2WKLS
Ebonwumon or Zhuqiaomon	36ZLW
DT-04 Gotsumon	412L1
DT-33 Veemon	4143F
DT-88 Veemon	4143F
DT-70 BurningGreymon	4BLV5
DT-135 Rockmon	4CCYX
Beowolfmon	4E60F
DT-137 Snimon	4UEK3
DT-45 Gesomon	5COSA
DT-41 Gargomon	5HQZ2
DT-96 Gargomon	5HQZ2
DT-68 Beetlemon	5ZG51
DT-125 AncientBeetmon	5ZG51 or WYW0Z
DT-29 Phoenixmon	66CJ8
Gobruimon	6TGUQ
DT-196 Susanomon	6ZF3J
DT-72 Korikakumon	73U38
KaiserGreymon	81TMZ
DT-57 MegaGargomon	85MPP
DT-39 Exveemon	8D50N
DT-94 Exveemon	8D50N
DT-42 Frigimon	8FEUJ
DT-12 Deputymon	8PBH0
DT-110 Grankuagamon	8R2MH
DT-56 GranKuwagamon	8RZMH
Strikedramon	8X8WO
DT-11 Kuwagamon	AHRZ7
DT-17 WereGarurumon	AMUFE
DT-25 MetalGarurumon	APAT4
Aldamon	BJ0LZ
DT-67 Kumamon	BRU2R
DT-124 AncientMegatheriummon	BRU2R or 73U38
DT-66 Lobomon	BSWQ0
DT-123 AncientGarurumon	BSWQ0 or O41FA
KingEtemon	BVLP6
DT-167 Mercurymon	C3VVL
DT-128 Patamon	C4RWQ
Angemon	CT5XP
SkullScorpiomon	CZLUR
Ancient MegaTheruimon	D8SC6
Renamon	DBWF1
DT-40 Stingmon	DIPX2
Cerberus	DQO7X
Raihimon	DRRDS
DT-58 Machinedramon	DXOA7
DT-21 Orochimon	DYL0C
DT-37 Mushroomon	E2T3R
SaberLeomon	FBQYQ
DT-30 Ophanimon	FJ3ON
Andromon	FL80V
DT-134 Kurisarumon	FPCL6
DT-64 Beezlemon (Bluster Mode)	FV5V7
DT-47 Vegiemon	G1SEF
Shakkoumon	GTAAQ
DT-24 WarGreymon	GY3ST
DT-44 Leomon	HCKP4
DT-97 Leomon	HCKP4
Hawkmon	HME1R
DT 467 Ancient Greymon	HY3YU
Grapleomon	IA38H
DT-26 Gallantmon	IAOTG
MaloMyotismon	IWDPI
DT-50 Rapidmon	JQEZW
VenomMyotismon	JVEHX
Azulongmon	JZ1MR
DT-27 BlackWarGreymon	JZPM4
DT-65 Agnimon	K0AS7
DT-69 Kazemon	KDOQG
DT-126 AncientIrismon	KDOQG or O2HRF
DT-163 Grumblemon	KFSIH
DT-43 Ogremon	KJKD7
DT-122 AncientGreymon	KOAS7 or 4BLV5
Myotismon	KVYY6
DT-49 DinoBeemon	KWSRZ
DT 168 Sephirothmon	LCUTS
DT-03 Guilmon	LZ65T
DT-28 Justimon	M5T8R
Kaiserleomon	MCJC0
DT-60 MarineAngemon	MKGMV
DT-35 Terriermon	N6X0X
DT-23 Cyberdramon	NQNX4
DT-63 Imperialdramon (Fighter Mode)	NVW6L
DT-74 Zephyrmon	O2HRF or O2HRP
DT-71 KendoGarurumon	O41FA
DT-34 Wormmon	O71PD
DT-09 Growlmon	ODW1T
DT-22 Kimeramon	OKRAB
DT-19 Etemon	ONVUQ
DT-06 Gizamon	P3MUD
Duskmon	P7FHS
DT-53 Arukenimon	PKDLG
MangaAngemon	POQ0G
ZeedMillenniumon	PS6K5
DT-10 Shellmon	PU3E3
Zhuqiaomon or Ebonwumon	QBHBZ
DT 170 Calmaramon	QIRHA
Ankylomon	QOBMO
Volcanomon	QRW3G
Baihumon	R4HVT
HiAndromon	RHUAV
DT-18 WarGrowlmon	RM4VI
DT-05 Kokuwamon	RMK2O
Karatenmon	ROFR4
DT-61 Gulfmon	RR7PP
Millenniumon	S6FOM
MagnaGarurumon	SEVY7
Ancient Sphinxmon	SI3IG
DT-14 Thundermon	SLNO8
DT-07 Greymon	SPLNE
DT-91 Greymon	SPLNE
DT-48 Paildramon	T601A
DT-102 Paildramon	T601A
DT-198 Ancient Garurumon	UMMNJ
DT-32 Gallantmon (CM)	UUZRG
DT-141 Infermon	UZSKK
DT-54 Mephistomon	VI0GQ
DT-15 Starmon	VPPQ1
DT-01 or DT-85 Agumon	VSJK1
Ancient Trojamon	WGC6J
DT-20 SkullGreymon	WH0KF
DT-13 Numemon	WH5A4
DT 165 Arbormon	WSSXL
DT-73 MetalKabuterimon	WYW0Z
Diaboromon	X2M0S
Ancient Volcamon	X3O2M
DT-08 Garurumon	XB6CB
DT-92 Garurumon	XB6CB
Ancient Wisemon	XJABW
Wizardmon	XRXC4
Ancient Irismon	XTIU4
DT-38 Elecmon	Y2KI6
DT-59 Goldramon	YF3IR
DT-31 Omnimon	YGELU
DT-52 Mummymon	ZAHWP
DT-46 Nanimon	ZBBWZ
Tankmon	ZECOZ
Megidramon	ZU3F8
Gardramon	ZYUDZ

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Source: http://digistarlight.net/games/dtectorcodes.html

Digimon	Digi-Digit
DT-01 Agumon	VSJK1
DT-85 Agumon	VSJK1
DT-02 Gabumon	20LJY
DT-86 Gabumon	20LJY
DT-03 Guilmon	LZ65T
DT-87 Guilmon	LZ65T
DT-04 Gotsumon	412L1
DT-88 Veemon	4143F
DT-05 Kokuwamon	RMK2O
DT-89 Wormmon	O71PD
DT-06 Gizamon	P3MUD
DT-90 Terriermon	N6X0X
DT-07 Greymon	SPLNE
DT-91 Greymon	SPLNE
DT-08 Garurumon	XB6CB
DT-92 Garurumon	XB6CB
DT-09 Growlmon	ODW1T
DT-93 Growlmon	ODW1T
DT-10 Shellmon	PU3E3
DT-94 ExVeemon	8D50N
DT-11 Kuwagamon	AHRZ7
DT-95 Stingmon	DIPX2
DT-12 Deputymon	8PBH0
DT-96 Gargomon	5HQZ2
DT-13 Numemon	WH5A4
DT-97 Leomon	HCKP4
DT-14 Thundermon	SLNO8
DT-98 MetalGreymon	GY3ST
DT-15 Starmon	VPPQ1
DT-99 WereGarurumon	APAT4
DT-16 MetalGreymon	04JWG
DT-100 WarGrowlmon	IAOTG
DT-17 WereGarurumon	AMUFE
DT-101 SkullGreymon	WH0KF
DT-18 WarGrowlmon	RM4VI
DT-102 Paildramon	T601A
DT-19 Etemon	ONVUQ
DT-103 DinoBeemon	KWSRZ
DT-20 SkullGreymon	WH0KF
DT-104 Rapidmon	JQEZW
DT-21 Orochimon	DYL0C
DT-105 WarGreymon	GY3ST
DT-22 Kimeramon	OKRAB
DT-106 MetalGarurumon	APAT4
DT-23 Cyberdramon	NQNX4
DT-107 Gallantmon	IAOTG
DT-24 WarGreymon	GY3ST
DT-108 Justimon	M5T8R
DT-25 MetalGarurumon	APAT4
DT-109 Imperialdramon	13LZQ
DT-26 Gallantmon	IAOTG
DT-110 GranKuwagamon	8RZMH
DT-27 BlackWarGreymon	JZPM4
DT-111 MegaGargomon	85MPP
DT-28 Justimon	M5T8R
DT-112 Machinedramon	DXOA7
DT-29 Phoenixmon	66CJ8
DT-113 Imperialdramon Fighter Mode	NVW6L
DT-30 Ophanimon	FJ3ON
DT-114 Beelezemon Blast Mode	FV5V7
DT-31 Omnimon	YGELU
DT-115 Omnimon	YGELU
DT-32 Gallantmon Crimson Mode	UUZRG
DT-116 Gallantmon Crimson Mode	UUZRG
DT-33 Veemon	4143F
DT-34 Wormmon	O71PD
DT-117 Agunimon	K0AS7
DT-35 Terriermon	N6X0X
DT-118 Lobomon	BSWQ0
DT-36 Kunemon	0RO8X
DT-119 Kumamon	BRU2R
DT-37 Mushroomon	E2T3R
DT-120 Beetlemon	5ZG51
DT-38 Elecmon	Y2KI6
DT-121 Kazemon	KDOQG
DT-39 ExVeemon	8D50N
DT-122 AncientGreymon	HY3YU
DT-40 Stingmon	DIPX2
DT-123 AncientGarurumon	UMMNJ
DT-41 Gargomon	5HQZ2
DT-124 AncientMegatheriummon	D8SC6
DT-42 Frigimon	8FEUJ
DT-125 AncientBeetmon	0VM86
DT-43 Ogremon	KJKD7
DT-126 AncientIrismon	XTIU4
DT-44 Leomon	HCKP4
DT-45 Gesomon	5COSA
DT-127 Monodramon	64SH7
DT-46 Nanimon	ZBBWZ
DT-128 Pattamon	C4RWQ
DT-47 Vegiemon	G1SEF
DT-129 Keramon	1VRFV
DT-48 Paildramon	T601A
DT-130 Toy Agumon	2BWID
DT-49 DinoBeemon	KWSRZ
DT-131 Gobruimon	6TGUQ
DT-50 Rapidmon	JQEZW
DT-132 Strikedramon	8X8WO
DT-51 MarineDevimon	0VN87
DT-133 Angemon	CT5XP
DT-52 Mummymon	ZAHWP
DT-134 Kurisarumon	FPCL6
DT-53 Arukenimon	PKDLG
DT-135 Rockmon	4CCYX
DT-54 Mephistomon	VI0GQ
DT-136 Wizardmon	XRXC4
DT-55 Imperialdramon	13LZQ
DT-137 Snimon	4UEK3
DT-56 GranKuwagamon	8RZMH
DT-138 Tankmon	ZECOZ
DT-57 MegaGargomon	85MPP
DT-139 Gardramon	ZYUDZ
DT-58 Machinedramon	DXOA7
DT-140 MangaAngemon	POQ0G
DT-59 Goldramon	YF3IR
DT-141 Infermon	UZSKK
DT-60 MarineAngemon	MKGMV
DT-142 Grapleomon	IA38H
DT-61 Gulfmon	RR7PP
DT-143 Myotismon	KVYY6
DT-62 Seriphimon	1QM5W
DT-144 Cerberusmon	DQO7X
DT-63 Imperialdramon Fighter Mode	NVW6L
DT-145 Karatenmon	ROFR4
DT-64 Beelezemon Blast Mode	FV5V7
DT-146 Volcanomon	QRW3G
DT-147 SkullScorpiomon	CZLUR
DT-65 Agunimon	K0AS7
DT-148 Andromon	FL80V
DT-66 Lobomon	BSWQ0
DT-149 Diaboromon	X2M0S
DT-67 Kumamon	BRU2R
DT-150 SaberLeomon	FBQYQ
DT-68 Beetlemon	5ZG51
DT-151 VenomMyotismon	JVEHX
DT-69 Kazemon	KDOQG
DT-152 Millenniumon	S6FOM
DT-70 BurningGreymon	4BLV5
DT-153 KingEtemon	BVLP6
DT-71 KendoGarurumon	O41FA
DT-154 HiAndromon	RHUAV
DT-72 Korikakumon	73U38
DT-155 Megidramon	ZU3F8
DT-73 MetalKabuterimon	WYW0Z
DT-156 Azulongmon	JZ1MR
DT-74 Zephyrmon	O2HRF
DT-157 Baihumon	R4HVT
DT-75 Agunimon	K0AS7
DT-158 Ebonwumon	QBHBZ
DT-76 Lobomon	BSWQ0
DT-159 Zhuqiaomon	36ZLW
DT-77 Kumamon	BRU2R
DT-160 Armageddemon	0CYUG
DT-78 Beetlemon	5ZG51
DT-161 ZeedMillenniumon	PS6K5
DT-79 Kazemon	KDOQG
DT-162 MaloMyotismon	IWDPI
DT-80 BurningGreymon	4BLV5
DT-163 Grumblemon	KFSIH
DT-81 KendoGarurumon	O41FA
DT-164 Gigasmon	1AXFH
DT-82 Korikakumon	73U38
DT-165 Arbormon	WSSXL
DT-83 MetalKabuterimon	WYW0Z
DT-166 Petaldramon	02G7O
DT-84 Zephyrmon	O2HRF
DT-167 Mercurymon	C3VVL
DT-168 Sephirothmon	LCUTS
DT-169 Lanamon	DMR1S
DT-170 Calmaramon	QIRHA
DT-171 Duskmon	P7FHS
DT-172 Velgmon	0HSB0
DT-173
DT-174
DT-175
DT-176
DT-177 Agunimon	K0AS7
DT-178 Lobomon	BSWQ0
DT-179 Kumamon	BRU2R
DT-180 Beetlemon	5ZG51
DT-181 Kazemon	KDOQG
DT-182 Loweemon
DT-183 BurningGreymon	4BLV5
DT-184 KendoGarurumon	O41FA
DT-185 Korikakumon	73U38
DT-186 MetalKabuterimon	WYW0Z
DT-187 Zephyrmon	O2HRF
DT-188 KaiserLeomon	MCJC0
DT-189 AncientGreymon	HY3YU
DT-190 AncientGarurumon	UMMNJ
DT-191 AncientMegatheriummon	D8SC6
DT-192 AncientBeetmon	0VM86
DT-193 AncientIrismon	XTIU4
DT-194 AncientSphinxmon	SI3IG
DT-195
DT-196 Susanomon	6ZF3J
DT-197
DT-198
DT-199
DT-200
DT-201
DT-202
DT-203

Digimon Stats.md

Digimon Stats: TODO

Source: http://www.consoledatabase.com/cheats/handheldgames/d-tectordigivice/

Boss stats are revealed when you complete the game, as shown below:

Boss name	Type	Health	Energy	Crush	Ability
Malomyotismon	Dark	220	200	100	140
Megidramon	Fire	230	180	200	120
Duskmon	Dark	160	120	120	140
Velgrmon	Dark	220	140	180	140
Grumblemon	Earth	180	105	130	100
Gigasmon	Earth	230	150	170	120
Arbormon	Wood	130	100	130	150
Petaldramon	Wood	190	180	140	160
Lanamon	Water	100	120	120	130
Calmaramon	Water	170	150	200	140
Mercurymon	Gold	150	130	100	110
Sephirothmon	Gold	200	200	140	130
Kerpymon (Fake Cherubimon - white)	Gold	230	190	200	195
Kerpymon (Real Cherubimon - black)	Dark	230	210	210	210
Ebonwumon	-	210	150	75	75
Zhuqiaomon	-	220	85	150	65

Map and Steps

from D-Tector Information 3
```
Map has 4 big 'Map' areas, each one with 3 small 'Area'. Bosses are the rest of the Ten Warriors plus Azulongmon, Zhuqiaomon, Ebonwumon and Baihumon.
After you beat all 12 'Area' (labeled with numbers), you get to see a scene and you appear at 'Map 5', 'Area 13'.
```

TODO

Misc Information 1

Source: http://www.consoledatabase.com/cheats/handheldgames/d-tectordigivice/

Disable sound
To disable sound, press the two buttons at the bottom of the Digivice simultaneously.
Hint: Diabloriamon
Complete the entire game and you will get Koiji. Start over with him, then, at the final level, use his spirit, KaiserLeomon. You have to lose this match and continue to lose until you only have KaiserLeomon remaining as your spirit. Fight him once more and lose KaiserLeomon. Then, fight him again. Instead, go to Digi-Digits then enter G08F4. It will show a blurry Digimon. This will defeat the final boss in one hit. You will get all your spirits back, the secret Digimon Diabloriamon, and will be able to play as Digimon. It will show all the people again at the start, but the screen says "Digi-Database" and "Pick a Digimon".
Hint: HoppingRockmon
To get the secret character, Hoppingrockmon, you must do the following, in order:
Complete the game and start with Koiji.
Reach the final boss again, then enter the code 4CCYX before fighting the final boss. This will give you a normal Rockmon
Fight the final boss. Normally, Digimon cannot hurt the final boss, but this Rockmon can, so use it in the battle with the final boss.
Select "Digivolve". The Rockmon will digivolve into HoppingRockmon (a black Rockmon). All his attacks have to do with jumping.
The game will automatically restart (this is likelt yo be a glitch). You will have all of your stats, etc. in tact, but you will get a new ultimate Digimon - HoppingRockmon.
HoppingRockmon's stats are as follows:
HP: 150
Energy: 60
Crush: 100
Ability: 5
Once you have HoppingRockmon, he will now have a code (F2JK7). Note: The F2JK7 code will only work once you get the HoppingRockmon.
Hint: Escape Data Storm
To escape a Data Storm, press pressing B and shake.
Hint: Speed Runner
When starting Speed Runner, you can hold the Side Button to slow you down so that it is easier, but you will not get as many points. Hold it when it becomes fast, but when you have one rectangle (at the left side). Do not cheat.
Hint: Restore Spirit Energy
When you are out of Spirit Energy, go to camp mode, then leave it for a half hour, but keep shaking. Your Spirit Energy will be back to 99.
Hint: New Spirits
To get new spirits, you have to defeat a boss. Play the speeder game to get your distance down to 1 and a boss will challenge you. Defeat the boss to receive a spirit.
Hint: Spirits
To be able to use certain spirits, you must have a friend with you. He will then transform into a Spirit Digimon.
Hint: Easy escape from Data Storm
To easily escape from a Data Storm, wait until the first victim of the Sand Storm appears. If it is your person (the one selected when starting the Digivice), then you can just watch him run. No matter what, your person will always escape the Data Storm, but only if you are the first victim of the Data Storm.
Hint: Easy connect battle wins
For easy wins, press A, B, then C repeatedly until you win.
Hint: Scanning Action
This is named "Practice" on the version 1 D-Tector. The Scanning Action mini-game requires you to enter in a motion sensor code in order to correlate your Digimon's attacks to play the weaknesses of the Digi-box. When you start the game, it will show the Digi-box, then it will summon a random Digimon from one of your four D-Docks. The attack needed to destroy the box will flash next (Ability, Energy, Crush). You must enter the motion sensor code by using the D-Tector's motion sensor to correspond with the attack needed (motion means that you must activate the motion sensor on the LED pulse, and LED pulse means that you must not enter any motions):
Ability: Two motions, one led pulse
Crush: One motion, one led pulse, one motion
Energy: Three motions
Random: One motion, two led pulses
If you succeed in destroying the box, the result will yield one of the following:
Distance Reduction (500 steps)
Distance Increase (300 steps)
Spirit Power (10 powers)
Random Digimon
Empty (no reward)
If you fail in destroying the box, the penalty will yield one of the following:
Distance Increase (300 steps)
Digimon Confiscation (the Digimon that attacked will be taken away)
No Penalty
Hint: Digi-Searcher
The Digi-Searcher enables you to use the D-Tector's motion sensor to scan a television, or any other object, to activate a random event. To use the Digi-Searcher, hold up your D-Tector about 2.5 cm (about 1 inch) from the object you wish to scan. Hold the Motion Sensor Button. Using the Digi-Searcher might yield one of the following results:
Error (you must try again)
Enemy Digimon Battle
Random Digimon
Data Storm
Spirit (one you don't have or lost in battle)
Distance Reduction (500 steps)
Distance Increase (300 steps)
Spirit Power (10 powers)
Find Human Partner