ok, that is what i did. and my site key that i generate "encrypting key" does't work.

here is my script that i'm using

Default Script (ckInfo)

ScriptName=pos

Action=CreateSiteKey
Userkey=cb1c52c0e054b7fe704d69
SiteCode=dc693914c59ced2a13
Password=N7G7W7N7W
NumberOfLicences=1
NetworkLicence=no
LicenceDuration=unlimited
KeyLevel=10
KeyOptions=9,15

For your example script, site key returned is:
D3B6 D436 02D0 A65E 9D10 84AE 98

Add at the end the last two digits cutted to obtain correct sitecode. Add it in reverse order. If the last 2 digits cutted was 2E you need to add E2 and obtain key to enter in program:

D3B6 D436 02D0 A65E 9D10 84AE 98E2

wrong level, wrong options, and the last 2 chars are not calculated as you said.

This is my data:
Script:
Generated Sitecode
D91F FAA4 C588 BF1C 242E

Corect sitecode
D91F FAA4 C588 BF1C 24

Generated SiteKey
D7D9 7404 D13F 2E4F 8527 2E27 51

Entered SiteKey
D7D9 7404 D13F 2E4F 8527 2E27 51E2

Now, program ask me for password. It was probably a coincidence the reversed last 2 digits for sitekey.

used your script and my sitecode and still fails......

my sitecode checks correct. wtf?

@panhandlebob
you did not understand that those 2 chars are connected with serial number and commerce name...
more than an help was given to you.. now go alone :)

thanks for your time. i am not seeing it, but thanks again.

If you put Serial numebr=1500000 and Commerce Name=TEST You could add at the end of generated sitekey this digits: E2

If you increase serial number by 1, need to decrease last digits by 1 (in HEX). I don't know yet the algo but this works.

LastDigits Serial Name
E2 1500000 TEST
E1 1500001 TEST
E0 1500002 TEST
DF 1500003 TEST

But you still need to find passwords.

Maybe @sparpacillon give a hint !?

finding the passwords is trivial.. they are hardcoded

You can enter program by typing 2 spaces into the password dialog box with DISTRIBUTOR Level. Another passwords are: "HELLO", "7544", "18681543", "00410989". This are OK only if you NOT choose to install SP4. But first password (2 spaces) works anyway (even you don't type anything on the user name field if you already installed SP4)

Now you can play with KeyLevel and KeyOptions. This two modifies workstation number and activate various modules.

More explanation:
KeyOption details:

2 = DEMONSTRATOR
3 = Academic
4 = FastFood
5 = Auxilliary Back-Office Only
6 = Stock management
7 = Multi Location Inventory
8 = Delivery
9 = Time & Attendance
10 = Account Receivable
11 = Backup Server
12 = Corporate Client
13 = Corporate Server pak #1
14 = Corporate Server pak #2
15 = Electronic Fund Transfer
16 = Interface Front Desk

KeyLevel Details:
3 = Interface customer
4 = Interface general Ledger
5 = Interface Account Receivable
6 = Interface Acoount Payable
7 = Interface Payroll
8 = Interface Scale
9 = Interface Bar
10 = Interface Time & Attendance
11 = Interface Gift Certificate

Key Level 1,12-16 is responsible for the workstation number. Maximum is 63 workstations.

KeyLevel = 16 => Workstation = 1
KeyLevel = 15 => Workstation = 2
KeyLevel = 15,16 => Workstation = 3
...
KeyLevel = 12-16 => Workstation 31

KeyLevel 1 add 32 to the workstation number. If you specifies KeyLevel 1,16 => Worsktaion number is 32+1=33



KeyLevel 2 - seems to be unused
KeyOption 1 if set = ERROR Authorisation

Here you can see how to obtain correct value for KeyLevel. Red line is the value I put it in script. KeyLevel=16353



And here you can see how to "play" with KeyOptions
KeyOptions=3-4,6-10,12-16


THANK YOU @sparpacillon for the password hint.

For this work to be complete, we must find the algo for generating last 2 digits added at the end of the correct sitekey.