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I have dumped the flash of both devices and here are the possible hashes which I have extracted by comparing the two files. The shorter ones appear to be MD5 but will not run through crackstation. The others I do not know.

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Miroir M20 Projector UPC: 887360000556 Walmart #: 565294885 Product ID: 6H00PIPDFBXI DiSa: 1004274281 3F3FDFEE30DFE43FDFC83FDFB63FDFAC D00D020021210001DFB6D00A030021210005352F32370F01004E010AD00700002158000011000004020F010100000C020300000000000101D004020021210001DFEED001030021210005352F32370F01004E010A DiSa: 1002514113 3F3FEFEE30EFE43FEFC83FEFB63FEFAC E00D020021210001EFB6E00A030021210005352F32370F01004E010AE00700002158000011000004020F010100000C020300000000000101E004020021210001EFEEE001030021210005352F32370F01004E010A

These are not the hashes you are looking for. "3F3FEFEE30EFE43FEFC83FEFB63FEFAC" is a hash, its MD5, 128 Bit, 32 characters and is a hexadecimal. What you dumped were the hashes of the file, used for data integrity checks; meaning to check if a file is valid or corrupt.

https://1drv.ms/u/s!Aqq_fCD38_BphZA6_21hD0_EZ-GMXw

Here are both the binary files of the Miroir projectors if anyone can make more sense of them than myself. I suppose the DiSa information could be stored separately from the SPI flash if it isn't in the files somewhere.