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1.                              ANT          GSM_RX1  GSM_RX2  DCS_RX1  DCS_RX2  PCS_RX1  PCS_RX2                   LMSP7CHA 158                                                                            DCS_PCS_TX    GND3 GND1 GSM TX  GND4 GND2             2V75_VVCXO    A                                                     1   5      T 1000p                       lt  ANT SW3        10                   RF_PWR_DWN  U702 MIC5255 2 85BM5  5                   S_EN   lt  ANT SW2        11    S DATA  CLKON  gt                                                                                ANT SW CONTROL TABLE    Sign  amp  Name  VC1  i KIM Y G   EGSM_TX k  DCS PCS_TX  EGSM DCS_RX        S Y  DRAWING  PCS_Rx    KIM B Y  NAME    DRAWING  NO  Ver 1 1  LGIC 42  A 5505 10 01    LG Electronics Inc                               105      8  PCB LAYOUT                  17 MMC         21001  c  S    109148                          A KORTI  A Bis                                   175177                     12         100            022             108 TP100    0063          526   3530                 OST NOT                     106      Figure 8 1 B2070 BOTTOM SIDE PCB LAYOUT    8  PCB LAYOUT       Figure 8 1 B2070 TOP SIDE PCB LAYOUT         107        108      9  ENGINEERING MODE       9  ENGINEERING MODE  A  About Engineering Mode    Engineering mode is designed to allow a service man engineer to view and test the basic functions  provided by a handset     B  Access Codes    The key sequence 
2.                            2  8 VEXT     gt  gt  RADIO RSSI          HVC376B                            32 768KHz                                          n  MC 146 7pF  X200         707 lu                       C712  23                            22   21 C714  1000p             1 ail    20     6 0009       19 C718 1u  8 C719    1             R703  12K         C721                              RADIO_VOL_CTRL 2    RADIO_VOL_CLK       U701 LM4811LD  VOUTI 1      422               C713       RADIO       PULL UP    EXISTENCE          PULL DOWN          NONEXISTENCE       10u 8701       VOUT2     1608           C717    u R702     gt  RADIO_SPK_R       BYPASS     1508      gt  RADIO_SPK_L                 lt  RADIO_AMP_SHDN    LCD_BL_EN  gt                 U400 TPS60231RGTR  VIN vour  8       C1  01  02  03        gt  LCD_LED_CTRL             Designer 6005    KIM H J       LCD LED GND     lt  LCD DIM CTRL    MODEL B2070 Sheets    DRAWING                LCD CONN RADIO    NAME                         RADIO SDA  RADIO SCL  RADIO STO                   LGIC 42  A 5505 10 01 LG Electronics Inc       104      7  CIRCUIT DIAGRAM        lt TX_RAMP              BAND                                   502        501                        DCS_PCS_IN          BAND_SELECT                TX_ENABLE          9501             RF3166               AI         Go      507   SW500                                                           RF2V85             RF2V85      A                                   
3.                           1 8 or 2 85V  20mA                1 8V  20              VCXOEN                          RESET       AD6537B  Control Baseband Analog VABB  Serial LDO Regulator  Port  Microphone VMIC  LDO Regulator      9               25   TRA  Didital Core  LDO Regulator  VCXO VVCXO  LDO Regulator EU   Memory Interface  LDO Regulator  External Interface  LDO Regulator  VCHG  SIM Interface  LDO Regulator Battery  Charer GATEDRIVE  RTC  LDO Regulator PAPPITE  ISENSE  KEYON  Regulator         Control S     Power on  Reset Generator                            Figure 3 16 AD6537B POWER MANAGEMENT SECTION    1  Power up sequence logic    1  The AD6537B controls power on sequence    2  Power on sequence      If a battery is inserted  the battery powers the 8 LDOs      Then if PWRONKEY is detected  the LDOs output turn on     REFOUT is also enabled    Reset is generated and send to the AD6527      33      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF             Thermal  Shutdown       Enable Digital Core VCORE    LDO Regulator  Mode    Enable    Memory Interface VMEM  Mode LDO Regulator  Enabl  i P External Interface VEXT      Mode LDO Regulator  Enable SIM Interface VSIM  LDO Regulator  Mode  VVCXO    VCORE Comparator    VCORECP    low  VCORE  lt  1 6V  high  VCORE  gt  1 6V    VMEM Comparator    VMEMCP    low  VMEM  lt  2 6V or 1 6V  high VMEM  gt  2 6V or 1 6V    VEXT Comparator    VEXTCP    low  VEXT  lt  2 6V  high  VEXT  gt  2 6V          2  LDO Block    Figure 3 17 AD6537B POWER MODE LOGIC  
4.             BAND       PA EN                                                                               ren pei ten gw       E           I   Da Band Select  R501   sd  j   GSM TX_Low      PAM EN DCS PCS TX High              Si        Foe    l    px Lh  7 THY                     Soom                  Graph 4 7    Checking Flow  Check TX_RAMP and PA_EN No  Check if there is  gt  Download S W    Any Major Difference or not  Refer to Graph 4 7    Go to Next Step      59      4  TROUBLE SHOOTING        6  Checking TX IQ    Tek MIT         31  cqs  iF    sl                 ie         mi LUCE    53V                      TXQ           thi                 Soom     Mw Toons ene 1 327 2 Feb 2003  17 38 55          Graph 4 8                      RF2V85                                                             Checking Flow  Check if there is No  Any Major Difference        gt    Replace U300    Refer to Graph 4 8  efer to Grap   Yes    Redownload the Software    And calibrate         60      4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       4 3 Power On Trouble    TEST POINT           E  1          T  E                 LE        Shee me Pi                                                                                                    u         VR        sss  S          5     S       gt   S    a R104 10K   gt  5  gt  to  1  gt      9             EE 9 1   C149                       ee Ec  e         8  C113               E            1       4     4  VCORE2 C114 lu  VMEM1 4          2 C115        VRTC     
5.          Jv            ProjectWSWWtestWB Ed        Code      0  01740000  5  0  55  980     lt  Status  gt  L       Verify  owe            3  Wait until completion       1  Don t Check OWUD      94      5  DOWNLOAD AND CALIBRATION       6  Press Start and Pover on the phone using JIG remote Power on  Switch 1           SP SpeeDo  ST Memory 2        5      Port Set  Port  COMI    Rate  921600       Target Set    Model  Hermes  1    USE    BIN  Operation Mode    esse    C Read   Write    Erase CEC Cal    Skip Data Size  PST ART        eke C             3288  Files      D WBEE              WWtestWwB          DAWBEE Project SWWtestWB                    Device Code    A_ 0x01740000       0  55           lt  Status  gt     Verify    OWUD       PS  VBAT         95      5  DOWNLOAD AND CALIBRATION       A  Equipment List    Equipment for Calibration    Type Model    Wireless Communication Test Set HP 8960    Agilent       RS 232 Cable and Test JIG    LG       RF Cable    LG       Power Supply    HP 66311B    Agilent       GPIO interface card    HP GPIB    Agilent       Calibration  amp  Final test software    LG       Test SIM Card       PC  for Software Installation     Table 5 1    B  Equipment Setup    GSM Test S et 8960                                                                                                 EAE EE          DEDE  L                                 oF    riu                        o O  CI T    OOOO     nloo ooo         oo DOD DI                      Pentium I
6.         CIRCUIT DIAGRAM                                                      VBAT NC_R6   CHRDACREF   IBIAS   REFPWR   CRST   CHGOSC  A    AD6S37B   NC NC   NC    NC   e NC   e NC       AD6535   0   510    12     0           0 010F            A  22u cio          u  C109 22      47n    2012 2  LL m a d E           ool                       oj o r  amp  m r      z    c m x           m           A12 TRASSEE                   1   lt  lt   lt  lt  lt      Ai3       44444                2 VCORE                               gt   gt  Go  gt  gt  gt      VCORE2  13                                                           77  218 VEXT  0204     NLAST4599DFT2  R226 0  sl co        0 2MM RADIO              NA  are la                  R230 NA z   lt  REC P  IE       SPK RADIO SEL       RADIO SPK R      89      4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       Checking Flow    SETTING  Connect PIF to the phone  and Power on     Call and enter speakerphone mode       START    Check R228   1 2                     Check the soldering of Replace it    GO to Speaker Trouble      90      5  DOWNLOAD AND CALIBRATION    5  DOWNLOAD AND CALIBRATION  5 1 Download  A  Download Setup    Figure 5 1 describes Download setup                                                                                                                                If you have battery  no TA is needed      TA                      Figure 5 1 DOWNLOAD SETUP     91     5  DOWNLOAD AND CALIBRATION       B  Download Procedure    1  Access Flash l
7.        X5R       1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000120  39 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP  6 C140 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 39 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000120  39 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 C143 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 39 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000120  39 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000117  27 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP  6 C200 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 39 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000182  0 1 uF 10V        X5R          1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM H0000120  39 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP TANTAL CHIP MAKER ECTZ0005201  10 uF 6 3V  M  L_ESR  1608  R TP  6 CAP TANTAL CHIP MAKER ECTZ0005201  10 uF 6 3V  M  L_ESR  1608  R TP  6 C212 CAP CERAMIC CHIP         0007901  10 uF 4V  M  X5R       1608  R TP  6 CAP CERAM H0007901  10 uF 4V        X5R          1608  R TP  6 CAP CERAM H0000120  39 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAMIC CHIP         0000110  10 pF 50V D NP0 TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP TANTAL CHIP MAKER ECTZ0005201   10 uF 6 3V        L_ESR  1608  R TP  6 C221 CAP CERAMIC CHIP         0000182   0 1 uF 10V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 C222 CAP CERAMIC CHIP         0000182  0 1 uF 10V        X5R       1005  R TP         126         12  EXPLODED VIEW  amp  REPLACEMENT PART LIST                                                                                     Level aa Description Part Number Specification Color Remark  6 C223 CAP CERAMIC CHIP ECCHO0000182 0 1 uF 10V        X5R       1005 
8.       117  I rico 119  11 5 AP      C 119  MO ADO ccion                                119  11 7                          119  11 8 How to do calibration                    119    12  EXPLODED VIEW  amp     REPLACEMENT PART LIST   121    12 1 Exploded                                        121  12 2 Replacement Parts    Mechanic                    gt                 123    Main component gt                        125  12 3 Accessory                                      138    1  INTRODUCTION       1  INTRODUCTION  1 1 Purpose    This manual provides the information necessary to repair  calibration  description and download the  features of this model     1 2 Regulatory Information  A  Security    Toll fraud  the unauthorized use of telecommunications system byan unauthorized part  for  example  persons other than your company   s employees  agents  subcontractors  or person  working on your company   s behalf  can result in substantial additional charges for your  telecommunications services  System users are responsible for the security of own system   There are may be risks of toll fraud associated with your telecommunications system  System  users are responsible for programming and configuring the equipment to prevent unauthorized  use  The manufacturer does not warrant that this product is immune from the above case but will  prevent unauthorized use of common carrier telecommunication service of facilities accessed  through or connected to it     The manufacturer will n
9.      6 Tu 1  VSIM    1             2 2u Q  VABB 5 TTS  a  1608     VMIC 2       9      1             5 4  NC_E15 C122  lu  VEXT1    4  VEXT2                  VBAT_NET  NC_E16  NC_F16              61     4  TROUBLE SHOOTING    Checking Flow    Check Battery Voltage   gt 3 35V                     NO  Charge or Change Battery  NO  Check the contact of power key  Or dome switch  Replace U101    YES       Push power on key  And check the level change  of PWRKEY       YES       Check the voltage of  The LDO outputs at U101         VCORE 1 8V WCXO 2 75V  VMEM 2 8V VRTC 1 8V  YES VEXT 2 8V VSIM 2 5V  when sim card is inserted     VABB 2 75V VMIC 2 5V    NO  Logic level at KEYON of U101 Re download software  YES  Does it work properly  Does it work properly     The power on procedure is  Completed  The problem may  be elsewhere     Replace the main board            NO       YES    THE PHONE WILL  POWER ON         62     4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       4 4 Charging Trouble    TEST POINT       NC T15  NC R1    VMEMSEL  GND NET1  NC G16    NC B7  NC B5    VBATSENSE  VCHG  ISENSE  GATEDRIVE             VBAT    R108    Q100    VCHARGE                         Q100    G    s       D3    D4       4  3  2  1          D2  DI    05  06       TPCF8102          4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       Checking Flow              START  Resolder the CN300         Connector  CN300  Pin 4 5   VCHARGE  is well solderd  Pin 12 26 30   GND    Voltage at anode of The TA is out of order  0100   5 2 V  Change the TA    Q100  D1
10.     16      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       B  OPLL    The OPLL consists of a feedback mixer  a phase detector  a loop filter  and a fully integrated  TXVCO  The TXVCO is centered between the DCS 1800 and PCS 1900 bands  and its  output is   divided by 2 for the GSM 850 and E GSM 900 bands  The RFLO frequency is generated  between 1272 and 1483 MHz  To allow a single VCO to be used for the RFLO  high side  injection is used for the GSM 850 and E GSM 900 bands  and low side injection is used for  the DCS 1800 and PCS 1900 bands  The   and Q signals are automatically swapped when  switching bands  Additionally  the SWAP bit in register 03h can be used to manually  exchange the   and Qsignals     Low pass filters before the OPLL phase detector reduce the harmonic content of the  quadrature modulator and feedback mixer outputs  The cutoff frequency of the filters is  programmable with the FIF 3 0  bits in register 04h  Figure 3 3   and should be set to the  recommended settings detailed in the register description      17     3  TECHNICAL BRIEF        3  Frequency Synthesizer                  4205                         1 9 0     T  0   RF PLL    Self                END    Figure 3 4 514205 FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER PART                    Conrtrol PDRB              ToTX                      The Aero   transceiver integrates two complete PLLs including VCOs  varactors  resonators  loop  filters  reference and VCO dividers  and phase detectors  The RF PLL uses two multiplexed  VCOs  The RF1
11.     71  4 9 SIM card interface trouble              74  4 10 Earphone Trouble                           76  4 11 Key Backlight Trouble                    78  4 12 Receiver Trouble                            80  4 13 Microphone Trouble                      82  4 14 RTC Trouble                                  84  4 15 Indication LED Trouble                   86  4 16 PTT Trouble                                   88  4 17 Speakerphone Trouble                    89      DOWNLOAD AND    CALIBRATION                         91  b  Download    a uyu ve axe ese URS 91  5 2 Calibration 2    96     BLOCK DIAGRAM                      99    CIRCUIT DIAGRAM                  101    PCB LAYOUT                           106    ENGINEERING MODE               109  9 1 BB Test  MENU 1                           110  9 2 RF Test  MENU 2                           111  9 3 MF mode  MENU 3                         112  9 4 Trace option  MENU 4                    113  9 5 Call timer  MENU 5                        113  9 6 Fact  Reset  MENU 6                     113  9 7 S W version  MENU 7                     113  10  STAND ALONE TEST               114  10 1 Introduction                                 114  10 2 Setting                                          114  10 3 Means of Test                              115  11  AUTO CALIBRATION             117  11 1 Overview                                      117  11 2 Requirements                               117  11 3 Menu and Settings                  
12.     KEY_ROWO  POWERKEY          1000p       RPWRON  CLKON          TP101       Orr 02                 04       Orr  06                JTAGEN            5               lt  TMS    B2          81       Al        lt  TDI       ci       L    TDO_1    PRU     100 0  lt  lt        O  e  2     120       79121    e                                              P10    A9       PRECHARGE  ONNOFF  RF_PWR_DWN         ANT_SW1  ANT_SW3  ANT_SW2  PA_EN   PA_BAND    S_EN  S_DATA  S_CLK     gt  SIM RST    2 SIM CLK    R140    RADIO  RSSI  gt  gt          100            101    RESET  KEYOUT  KEYON  DBBON  VCXOEN  NC_T12  INT   MCLK  MCLKEN  ABBRESET    CSDO  CSDI  CSFS  BSDI  BSIFS  BSDO  BSOFS  ASDO  ASDI  ASFS    NC_A16  NC_C16  REF    REFBB  REFOUT    BATTYPE  REFCHG  TEMP2  TEMPI  AUXADC2  AUXADCI          0015    AGNDO16       U101  AD6537BABC    AGND020  AGND021  AGND026  AGND027        0028  AGND029  AGND030  AGND031  AGND032  AGND033  AGND034  AGND035  AGND036  AGND037  AGND4   AGND3   AGND2   AGND1       VCORE1    2V85 VSIM    1V8 VCORE  2V8 VMEM  1V8 VRTC    7  CIRCUIT DIAGRAM    GUIDE HOLE          R104 10K       2V8 VEXT                2V75_VABB  2V5_VMIC  2V75 VVCXO                              VCORE2  VMEM1  VMEM2    10u  1608                            VRTC  VSIM           Tu       VABB          VMIC                   2 2    1608    Tu       Tu          NC_E15  VEXTI                                   2                          16    NC 516         NC_T15  NC R1    VMEMSEL  GND NE
13.    320m V                                 o          7 5  10 008 Ch2 X  T42V 21 May 2002  07 13 06    Graph 4 1 a  Graph 4 1 b       49      4  TROUBLE SHOOTING        3  Checking FEM  amp  Mobile SW    TEST POINT       CIRCUIT    Figure 4 5                                                                                                                                   Waveform    C500 NA  C502          1  0512 L  6503       220            2UUMS S  5 ACUS  ull    ped        t   Select  4 Measurement  L    e te               M emen  Period     LC543 C517  222 10nH    SU  frequency    VC2 Low    ee ee             gt     55       L550 2        t Positive  r width  VC3 Low        Negative  width  Chi  1 00V chi           M Icons Ch3 7  560mv   more  mE 100v r      1               cast   Remove Gating statistics evel Setu  7    Eu Measrmnt   OFF             Snapsnnr  FEM Control GSM  amp  DCS  Graph 4 3 a   Tek          25   09         Select  Measurement  Tas  lt         5     GPO_10    vei High                      beri          pira      Period  I  lt  ANT_SW2 GPO 11           tu        VC2 Low                Cees               ISTE                 AYEYE      Ft  ia M  lt  ANT_SWI GPO 9   OA  Te VC3 Low  L                  width  2 00 V M2 00ms Chi   1 64 V  more   Chi 2 00     lof  amp             Remove  Measrmnt           eas une     lt Measure gt  Histogram       FEM Control PCS  Graph 4 3 b      50     Checking Flow       For these 2 test case   No Call connection is neede
14.    41   139  AOUT2P1 TM R114    39p  AOUT2P2        gt  REC N  AOUT2N1 47  o     HEADSET_SPK_P     HEADSET_SPK_N   C140   C141   lt  RINGTONE 39p    7 39    C143   C144 air _  39p 394 A    _LC299                        c 0200  ES CN200     SPK N  SPK       0 2MM      0298  NA  SPK SEL  gt   RECON    REC                         80      4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       Checking Flow    SETTING   After initialize Agilent 8960  Test EGSM  DCS mode    Set the property of audio as PRBS or continuous wave  Set the receiving volume of mobile as Max            START             Check the state of  contact of dual mode  speaker  receiver     NO    Reassemble receiver    U202 works  properly     NO  Resolder or replace U202         Check  the voltage  at 5 7 pin of U202     NO          Resolder R111  R114  C139  C140  C141    Change main board     81     4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       4 13 Microphone Trouble    TEST POINT        CIRCUIT DIAGRAM                                                             MIC P  lt  MIC200  c209     39p      pir OB4 15L42 C33L  R214 C213 C214  2 2K 39p 390  VA201 vA200  AVL5M02 200          5  02 200               82      4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       Checking Flow    SETTING   After intialize Agilent 8960  Test EGSM  DCS mode          START              Voltage across R200    200 Voltage VMIC of 0101    DC 2 5         DC 2 5V     Replace U101          Resolder R200  amp  R203    NO  Replace microphone          Check the signal  Level at each side  of MIC200  mV AC     C
15.    If jack is removed  JACK_DETECT goes from low to high   Audio path is switched from earphone to receiver by JACK_DETECT interrupt     2V5_JACK 2V8 VEXT  2V8 VEXT         le   HEADSET JACK    1739         U201 MAX9075EXK T  C203  0 1u           VIN  A  5  ves 1        VINt 3        Wr    HEADSET MIC N                   C204    gt  HOOK_DETECT                              R209  220K              1608   2 10u  R211 47       HEADSET_SPK_OUT_P  gt   HEADSET_MIC_P e  JACK_DETECT                1608   10u _ 8215 47                HEADSET_SPK_OUT_N  gt   RADIO_ANT          S               1202  270nH    1608  4 7uH                                           AVL5M02 200  AVL5M02 200     AVL5M02 201             CLOSE TO HEADSET JACK       Figure 3 26 HEADSET JACK INTERFACE      43      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       3 13 Key Back light Illumination    In key back light illumination  there are 6 Blue LEDs in Main Board  which are driven by  MIDI KEY BL1 and MIDI KEY BL2 signal from ML2871HB     KEY BACKLIGHT                               LEBB S14H  LD300                      LD302 ZLD301     LEBB S14H  LEBB S          L  g         MIDI_KEY_BL1  gt        MIDI_KEY_BL2  gt          LD303  LEBB S14H      LD30  LEBB S14           __              Figure 3 27 KEY BACK LIGHT ILLUMINTION      44         LD305  LEBB S14H    3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       3 14 VIBRATOR    The vibrator is placed in the folder cover and contacted to LCD MODULE   The vibrator is driven from MIDI_VIBRATOR from ML2871HB     VIB
16.   0500     The RF parts consist of a transmitter part  a receiver part  a frequency synthesizer part  a  voltagesupply part  and a VCTCXO part     The Aero   transceiver is the integrated RF front end for multi band GSM GPRS digital cellular  handsets and wireless data modems  The integrated solution eliminates the IF SAW filter  external  low noise amplifier  LNAs  for three bands  transmit and RF voltage controlled oscillator VCO  modules  and other discrete components found in conventional designs                 CHANNEL  FILTER       Ho  pac w       ANTENNA SWITCH                                lt    m          0      lt   m   Q  VC TCXO  13 or 26 MHz                      RF IF XIN AFC  C             Figure 3 1 RECEIVER FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM    2353    3  TECHNICAL BRIEF        1  Receiver Part    The Aero   transceiver uses a low IF receiver architecture which allows for the on chip integration  of the channel selection filters  eliminating the external RF imagereject filters and the IF SAW  filter required in conventional super heterodyne architectures     A  RF front end    RF front end consists of Front End Module FL500  and Quad band LNAs integrated in  transceiver  U500     The Received RF signals GSM 925MHz   960MHz  DCS 1805MHz   1880MHzPCS  1930MHz   1990    2  are fed into the antenna or Mobile switch  The Front End  Module FL500  is used to control the Rx and Tx paths  And  the input signals VC1  VC2          of a FL501 are directly connected to baseband con
17.   1  There are 8 LDOs in the AD6537B       VCORE        VMEM      VEXT    VSIM      VRTC    VABB    VMIC                    supplies Digital baseband Processor core and AD6537B digital core   1 8V  80mA       supplies external memory and the interface to the external memory on the    digitalbasebandprocessor  1 8V or 2 8V  150mA       supplies Radio digital interface and high voltage interface  2 8V  170mA     supplies the SIM interface circuitry on the digital processor and SIM card     2 85V  20mA       supplies the Real Time Clock module  1 8 V  20 uA     supplies the analog portions of the AD6537B    supplies the microphone interface circuitry  2 5 V  1 mA     supplies the voltage controlled crystal oscillator  2 75 V  10 mA      34     3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       3  Battery Charging Block    1  It can be used to charge Lithium lon and or Nickel Metal Hydride batteries   Charger initialization  trickle charging  and Li lon charging control are implemented in  hardware   2  Charging Process    Check charger is inserted or not    If AD6537B detects that Charger is inserted  the CC CV charging starts     Exception   When battery voltage is lower than 3 2V  the precharge   low current charge mode  starts firstly     And the battery voltage reach to 3 2V the CC CV charging starts   3  Pins used for charging      VCHG   charger supply     GATEDRIVE   charge DAC output    ISENSE   charge current sense input      VBATSENSE   battery voltage sense input     BATTYPE   battery type ide
18.   19dBm                      DCS PCS       Power       30dBm       28dBm       26dBm       24dBm       22dBm       20dBm       18dBm                            16dBm    2  PERFORMANCE    Description Specification    GSM  EGSM       Offset from Carrier  KHz   Max  dBc       100  0 5       200       250       400       600    lt 1 200       1 200    lt 1 800       1 800    lt 3 000       3 000    lt 6 000       Output RF Spectrum 6 000   due to modulation        DCS  PCS     Offset from Carrier  KHz   Max  dBc       100  0 5       200       250       400       600    lt 1 200       1 200    lt 1 800       1 800    lt 3 000       3 000    lt 6 000    6 000       GSM  EGSM       Offset from Carrier  KHz         400    Output RF Spectrum     due to switching  transient                       2  PERFORMANCE    Description    Output RF Spectrum   due to switching  transient     Specification    DCS  PCS       Offset from Carrier  KHz   Max  dBm       400       600       1 200       1 800          Spurious Emissions    Conduction  Emission Status       Bit Error Ratio    GSM  EGSM  BER  Class        lt  2 43996  9   102 dBm  DCS  EGSM  BER  Class      lt  2 43996  9   100 dBm       RX Level Report Accuracy     3 dB       SLR    8 3 dB       Sending Response    Frequency  Hz        100                                      10     Description    Receiving Respons    2  PERFORMANCE    Specification    Frequency  Hz        100    12       200 0       300 2       500         1 000          
19.   42 Connector  Generic serial port B  USC   Generic serial port D    PWRON  RESET    SRAM RAMCS 1  OSCIN  8 or 16 bit   optional     Backlight   Service Light Servicelight                   Flash ROMCS 1   16 bit ADD 24   DATA 15        Power  Management                               OSCOUT       HWR UBS VDDRTC  DISPLAY LWRILBS VMEM   Parallel  VEXT  VCC   DISPLAYCS 1 0  VMMC         VINT  Pe Serial VDDUSB  VSIM          Processor    serial display          AD6535 Audio  amp  Base band          Accessory    Devices GPCS 1 0  GND    AUXCS 1 0  ASDO ASDI  Generic Serial Port D A ASFS ASFS    e g Spe ASDI ASDO  BATTERY Generic Serial Port D B                BSDO BSDI  BSOFS BSIFS  BSDI BSDO    Interface BSIFS BSOFS    Applicati CSDO CSDI  2  SPI CSDI CSDO   CSFS CSFS  control  USB Interface serial    GPIO    IRQ             SIM SIM serial                            USB Host         AD6527B only   CLKIN    MicroSM     RF Interface    ABB_INT  CLKOUT_GATE    CLKOUT  ABBRESET                                                          Enable                   DRV OUT  LNA IN    RADIO  AD6534    Synthesizer                                        INT port          MCLKEN  MCLK  RESET  VCXOEN    RAMP   RF Timing       Interface  VOICE i f  amp   Buzzer    VOSC  AFC          Figure 3 8 SYSTEM INTERCONNECTION OF AD6527 EXTERNAL INTERFACE      22         3  TECHNICAL BRIEF         AD6527 is an ADI designed processor      AD6527 consists of    1  Control Processor Subsystem    32 bit ARM7TD
20.   Check the soldering of  EMI filter            Does LCD work  properly      YES    LCD working      68      4   TROUBLE SHOOTING       4 7 Radio Trouble    TEST POINT    U700    X200       U701       CIRCUIT    RADIO OPTION     2V8_VMEM        gt  RADIO_DETECT        1608   178      C700 100p  RADIO  ANT  gt  d  100nH                                                                                                                                                                                                             100nH   0701 RADIO     L701 PULL      EXISTENCE  PULL DOWN NONEXISTENCE  2V8_VEXT         8    L702  8      18nH lun    To  35 U701          m  7p  que RIDI     Levis VOUT1 RADIO_SPK_R            l 6 Joc          n 100 E x     2  m 976                              gt  RADIO_SPK_L     8          Im k       poen  712  u 5544  lt  RADIO_AMP_SHDN    x           six   6722  Ess Tu   2x R704 1705 V       gt  1K 1K        C724       RADIO_VOL_CTRL                             RADIO_VOL_CLK             710    47K  RADIO  SDA  i RADIO  SCL  RADIO STO        69     4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       Checking Flow           Insert Earmic to earjack            Level of  RADIO_DETECT  Is high     Resolder R421          YES    Set the audio part of the test     Earphone will work  Equipment to echo mode properly                   YES YES        Check  U205 works    properly    Level  2 8 1 9 pin of U701  is OK     Can you hear your  voice from the  earphone     Level 1 2 8 9 pin  Of U
21.  36  0  o 9                  ll       11  AUTO CALIBRATION       11  AUTO CALIBRATION    11 1 Overview    Autocal Auto Calibration  is the PC side Calibration tool that perform Tx  Rx and Battery  Calibration with Agilent 8960 GSM call setting instrument  and Tektronix  PS2521G Programmable Power supply     Autocal generate calibration data by communicating with phone and measuring equipment then  write it into calibration data block of flash memory in GSM phone     11 2 Requirements      PC or Notebook installed with Microsoft Windows 98 ME 2000 XP    Auto Calibration program Autocal exe       GSM Phone      LGE PIF JIG  Serial Cable  Data Cable    Agilent 8960 Call Setting Instrument     Tektronix PS2521G Programmable Power Supply     11 3 Menu and Settings      File    File    File    File    File    File    F  F  F  F  F  F    Clear View  Save View  Save Setting  Load Setting  Make BIN ALL  Make BIN BAT Cal only                                   lt  was         WH      File F  Make  amp  Write BIN    View V  Tools      View V  Status    Connection C  Connect      Connection C  Port Setting      GPIB G  Connect      Clear Calibration Status window texts     Save Calibration Status window texts     Save Current Calibration settings to setting                  Load saved Calibration setting     Make binary file after calibration finished    Make binary file of battery cal data only after calibration  finished      Make binary file after calibration finished then download it 
22.  4 0V   3  Set the 3rd  4th of DIP SW ON state always   4  Press the Phone power key  if the Remote ON is used  1st ON state    D  Procedure  1  Connect as Fig 6 2 RS232 serial cable is connected between COM port of PC and MON port  of TEST JIG  in general     2  Power ON PC then enter into Windows 98 Remark   Windows 2000 system could be feasible   3  Run AUTOCAL exe  the AUTOCAL application window will be appeared       98      6  BLOCK DIAGRAM    6  BLOCK DIAGRAM   Base Band    BEE Project Baseband Block Diagram                                                    CS WR RD DIMM  C  LCD   ADDO   128X128   je  SEZ  MCP ROM CS R   128X32  RD WD RS            5    VIBR TR  gt                 gt   y T  KEYROW 0 4  0    15  KEY KEYCOL 0 4       PAD POWERKEY 7       MIDI_RST CS  4nPOIY                  1WAMP       option     200          DATA 0 15        ADDR 0 23        re              ig D      gt          SIM             Control Signal       VSYNTHEN  ANT_SW  ATA EN CLK R  PA EN BAND F                 ABB RESET    CLK OUT  MCLK EN    CSDI  CSDO CSFO  BSDO BSDI BSOFS     ASDI ASDO ASFS   JTAGEN TDI TDO             _                                                               Power  VBAI Audia  1 RF  RKI  RXQ      TXI  TXQ  AFC      lt   TX RAMP          1V8_VCORE  Pu w         2V8 VMEM   lt   gt   1VS_VRTC      p  VSIM  2 75 VABB P       A 2V75_VTCXO  Seo  2V5_VMIC g  D   Lp 5   gt   6 POWERKEY     PONERKEYT  5 s  GATE G FET  3 DRIVE      7           MIGHT E  B  __ gt  KEYPAD L
23.  GND1 3          RADIO PHONE                            2 GND2            Date   Sign  amp  Name    MODEL  2005  0320   KIM H J   2005  LEE S Y  DRAWING  NAME    2005  KIM B Y   DRAWING  NO     Designer  Checked    Approved    LG Electronics Inc       102      OB4 15L42 C33L    VA200  AVL5M02 200       RECEIVER SPEAKER SELECTION    SPK_SEL OUTPUT       RECEIVER          SPEAKER             HEADSET OUTPUT SELECTION       RADIO_SEL OUTPUT       HEADSET_SPK                   Sheet Sheets    AUDIO MIDI    Ver 1 1       LG Electronics Inc     7  CIRCUIT DIAGRAM    2V8_VMEM    VIBRATOR      CONNECTOR    10K  R309 SL   POWERKEY   lt        n_   _ 0  680    R305 R306     Y 7 A 7           VCHARGE                  KEY_ROWO  lt              JTAGEN  VA311 U401    RESETS  AVLC14S02050 MIC5255 2 85BM5 DSR  SE   IN our    R315 TCK  MIDI_VIBRATOR  gt     RPWRON        _         1 5K TMS    VA302 mE       Usc6  AVLC14S02050   DEBUG_RX    TDI                                                                                                    USC1  KEY ROW   lt  usc2  DEBUG_TX  VA303  AVLC14S02050 usc3 5             TDO_1             R330 uses  lt     KEY_ROW3  lt    SIM CONN ECTOR Me ud    680    AVY vA330 Y VA304 Usc4  lt   AVLC14S02050 AVLC14S02050 295                                                                      _                      _           gt                                KEY_ROWA           e  5  Sly    AVLC14S02050       VA305 Y Y         R337    SIM_RST    R339 680   vaso   
24.  KEY_ROW3  KEY_ROW4    KEY_COLO  KEY_COL1  KEY_COL2  KEY_COL3       KEY_COL4                   40023    NRAMCS1  NRAMCS2  NROMCS1  GPIO 44 NROMCS2  NWE   NLWR   NHWR   NRD    NADV  NWAIT  BURSTCLK    NGPCS1   NAUXCS1   GPIO 42 NMAIN LCD CS  GPIO 43 NSUB LCD CS    CLKIN  CLKON  OSCOUT  OSCIN  PWRON  NRESET    U100  AD6527ABC    GPIO 0 IRDA TX  GPIO 1 IRDA RX  GPIO 2 NIRDA EN    GPIO 3  GPIO 4  GPIO 5  GPIO 6  GPIO 7  GPIO 8  GPIO 9  GPIO 10  GPIO 11  GPIO 12  GPIO 13  GPIO 14  GPIO 15  GPIO 16  GPIO 17    GPIO 33 DEBUG RX  GPIO 34 DEBUG TX    GPIO 35  GPIO 36  GPIO 37  GPIO 38  GPIO 39  GPIO 40  GPIO 45  GPIO 46  GPIO 55  GPIO 56    GPO 22 KEY BACKLIGHT  GPO 23 LCD BACKLIGHT    KEYPADROWO  KEYPADROW1  KEYPADROW2  KEYPADROW3  KEYPADROW4    KEYPADCOLO  KEYPADCOL1  KEYPADCOL2  KEYPADCOL3  KEYPADCOL4    VEXT1 4  VEXT1 5       2V8 VMEM    VSSUSB    VEXT2 1    2V85_VSIM          VDDUSB    DATAO  DATA1  DATA2                      4          5  DATA6             DATA8  DATA9  DATA10  DATA11  DATA12  DATA13  DATA14  DATA15    GPIO 48 ABB       CLKOUT   CLKOUT GATE   GPO 29 ABBRESET    JTAGEN  GPIO 18 TCK  GPIO 19 TMS   GPIO 20 TDI  GPIO 21 TDO    GPO 0 RXON  GPO 1 TXON  GPO 5 ARSM  GPO 6 ATSM    GPIO 22  GPIO 49  GPIO 50  GPIO 51  GPIO 52  GPIO 53  GPIO 54    GPIO 23 SIM RESET  GPIO 24 SIM EN  GPIO 47 SIM VSEL  SIMCLK   SIMDATAIO       DATA06  DATA07  DATA08  DATA09  DATA10  DATA11    041412  RESET                                        DATA13  DATA14  DATA15     lt     C123    AAA    
25.  R TP  6 C224 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 22 nF 16V K X7R HD 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM         0000159  22 nF 16V K X7R HD 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM         0000159  22 nF 16V K X7R HD 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM         0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R          1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM         0000157  15 nF 16V K X7R HD 1005 R TP  6 C231 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 15 nF 16V K X7R HD 1005 R TP  6 CAP  TANTAL CHIP MAKER ECTZ0005201  10 uF 6 3V        L_ESR  1608  R TP  6 CAP CERAMIC CHIP         0000122  47 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAMIC CHIP         0000122  47 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP  TANTAL CHIP MAKER CTZ0005201  10 uF 6 3V  M L_ESR  1608  R TP  6 C236 CAP CERAMIC CHIP ECT uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM     0006201  4 7 uF 6 3V        X5R          1608  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0004904   1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 C302 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 10 nF 16V K X7R HD 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000117  27 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 C305 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 39 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM         0000110  10 pF 50V D NP0 TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM         0000104  3 pF 50V C NP0 TC 1005 R TP  6 C308 CAP CERAMIC CHIP E uF 6 3V  K  X5R  TC  1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM     0000117  27 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0004904   1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 C311 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 27 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0004904   1 uF 6 3V        X5R          1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM     0006501   
26.  SS Ss          2                                 Light  Controllers                Figure 3 14 AD6537B AUXILIARY SECTION      31      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       3 6 4 Audio Section    1  Receive audio signal from microphone  B2070 uses differential configuration    2  Send audio signal to speaker  B2070 uses differential configuration    3  This section provides an audio codec with a digital to analog converter and an  an alog to digital converter  a ring tone volume controller  a microphone interface  and multiple  analog input and output channels    4  It interconnects with external devices like main microphone  main receiver  and headset   The descriptions of audio port used in B2070 are given bellow in detail      lt Up Link gt     AIN1P  AIN1N   Main microphone positive negative terminal    AIN2P  AIN2N   Headset microphone positive negative terminal    AINSP  AINSN   External Analog Input terminal      Down Link gt     AOUT1P  AOUTIN   Main Speaker positive negative terminal    AOUTSP   Headset speaker terminal           AD6537B     4 Control   Ring Tone  x   Serial Volume Controller    Port          Analog    Audio Switch    Serial  Port 320    Filter   SRC  Filter   SRC    320                                  Microphone Interface    AIN2N             Figure 3 15 AD6537B AUDIO SECTION      32      3 6 5 Power Management    3  TECHNICAL BRIEF                                       1 8V  80mA                                        1 8 or 2 8V  150mA             2 8V  170  
27.  TP  6 CAP CERAM     0000104  3 pF 50V C NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM     0000110  10 pF 50V D NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 C510 CAP TANTAL CHIP MAKER      uF 10V        STD            R TP  6 CAP CERAM     0000117  27 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000901  2 2 pF 50V        NP0          1005  R TP  6 C513 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 1 8 pF 50V  D  NP0  TC  1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAMIC CHIP CH0000120  39 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP  6 INDUCTOR CHIP CH0001003  6 8 nH J  1005  R TP           inductor PBFREE  6 C516 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 39 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP  6 INDUCTOR CHIP CH0001001  10 nH J  1005  R TP         Free  6 CAP CERAMIC CHIP CH0000159  22 nF 16V K X7R HD 1005 R TP  6 C519 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 22 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000128  100 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000103   1 5 pF 50V C NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 C525 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 1 5 pF 50V C NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000159  22 nF 16V K X7R HD 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM   0000115  22 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM H0000143  1 nF 50V K X7R HD 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000103  1 5 pF 50V C NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 C532 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 1 nF 50V K X7R HD 1005 R TP  6 C533 CAP CERAMIC CHIP CH0007901  10 uF 4V  M  X5R          1608  R TP         128         12  EXPLODED VIEW  amp  REPLACEMENT PART LIST                                                                                  Level        Description Part Number Specification Color Remark  6 C534 CAP CERAMIC CHIP CH0007901  10 uF 4V  M  X5R       16
28.  TR BJT NPN EQBN0004801  5    6  0 2 W R TP      6 Q400 TR BJT NPN         0007101            0 15 W R TP  LOW FREQUENCY    6 TR BJT NPN EQBN0007101              0 15 W R TP  LOW FREQUENCY          6 RES CHIP ERHY0000261   10K ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6 R105 RES CHIP ERHY0000220  100 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 R108 RES CHIP ERHY0001102   0 2 ohm 1 4W        2012  R TP  6 R109 RES CHIP ERHY0000230  330 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6 RES CHIP ERHY0000512  10   ohm 1 16W J 1608 R TP          6 RES CHIP ERHY0000202  4 7 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6 R112 RES CHIP ERHY0000278  82   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6 RES CHIP ERHY0000280  100   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP          6 RES CHIP ERHY0000202  4 7 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6 R117 RES CHIP ERHY0000254  4      ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6 RES CHIP ERHY0000261   10  ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP          6 RES CHIP ERHY0000280  100   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6 R131 RES CHIP ERHY0000280  100   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6 RES CHIP ERHY0000220  100 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP          6 RES CHIP ERHY0000247  2 2   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6 R202 RES CHIP ERHY0000296  1   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6 RES CHIP ERHY0000250   3 3K ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP          6 RES CHIP ERHY0000265  20   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6 R206 RES CHIP ERHY0000265  20   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6 RES CHIP ERHY0000287  220   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP             6 RES CHIP ERHY0000202  4 7 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6 R212 INDUCTOR CHIP ELCH0010401  2 2 uH M  1005  R TP    6 R213 RES CHIP ERHY0000201  
29.  The access to the SRAM  module is made through the RAM Bus  RBUS  under the control of the bus arbitration logic   Similarly  access to the Flash Memory is through the parallel External Bus  EBUS       27     3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       3 6 Analog Main  amp  Power Management Processor  AD6537B  U101     Othello           8 Voltage Regulators    VCORE  1 8 V  80mA VABB  VMEM  1 8 or 2 8V  150mA VMIC  2 5V  1mA  VEXT  2 8V  170mA             2 75V  10mA  VSIM  1 8 or 2 85V  20mA  VRTC  1 8V  200pA       Figure 3 11 AD6537B FUNCTION BLOCK DIAGRAM      28      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF         AD6537B is an ADI designed Analog Baseband processor  AD6537B covers the processing    GMSK modulation interface  Aux ADC  Voice signal processing and Power Management         AD6537B consists of    1            BB Transmit section    e GMSK Modulation                         amp  Q channel Transmit DACs and Filters        Power Ramping DAC      BB Receive section                       amp  Q channel Receive ADCs and Filters      Auxiliary section       Voltage Reference       Automatic Frequency Control DAC      Auxiliary ADC       Light Controllers      Audio Section     8 kHz  amp  16 kHz Voiceband Codec      48 kHz Monophonic DAC       Power Amplifiers      Power Management section      Voltage Regulators       Battery Charger       Battery Protection      Digital Processor section        Control  Baseband  and Audio Serial Ports    Interrupt Logic      29      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       3 6 1 Bas
30.  The pictures in this manual are for illustrative purposes only  your actual hardware may look  slightly different     G  Interference and Attenuation    Phone may interfere with sensitive laboratory equipment  medical equipment  etc Interference  from unsuppressed engines or electric motors may cause problems     H  Electrostatic Sensitive Devices    ATTENTION     Boards  which contain Electrostatic Sensitive Device  ESD   are indicated 6 by the sign   Following information is ESD handling     Service personnel should ground themselves by using a wrist strap when exchange    systemboards         When repairs are made to a system board  they should spread the floor with anti static mat  which is also grounded         Use a suitable  grounded soldering iron       Keep sensitive parts in these protective packages until these are used         When returning system boards or parts like EEPROM to the factory  use the protective package  as described     1  INTRODUCTION       1 3 Abbreviations    For the purposes of this manual  following abbreviations apply     Automatic Power Control       Baseband       Bit Error Ratio       Constant Current     Constant Voltage       Digital to Analog Converter       dBm    Digital Communication System    dB relative to 1 milli watt       DSP    Digital Signal Processing       EEPROM    Electrical Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory       ESD    Electrostatic Discharge       FPCB    Flexible Printed Circuit Board       GMSK    Gaussian Minim
31.  VCO is used for receive mode  and the RF2 VCO is used for transmit mode   The IF PLL is used only during transmit mode  All VCO tuning inductors are also integrated  The  IF and RF output frequencies        set by programming the N Divider registers          Naro and  NIF  Programming the N Divider register for either RF1 or RF2 automatically selects the proper  VCO  The output frequency of each PLL is as follows           N Xf     The DIV2 bit in register 31h controls a programmable divider at the XIN pin to allow either a 13  or 26 MHz reference frequency  For receive mode  the        PLL phase detector update rate  7    should be programmed     100 kHz for DCS 1800 or PCS 1900 bands  and 7    200 kHz for  GSM 850 and E GSM 900 bands  For transmit mode  the RF2 and IF PLL phase detector  update rates are always    200 kHz       18      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       3 2 Power Amplifier Module  RF3166  U501     The RF3166 is a high power  high efficiency power amplifier module with integrated power control  that provides over 5088 of control range  The device is a self contained 6mmx6mm module with  500 input and output terminals    The device is designed for use as the final RF amplifier in GSM850  EGSM900  DCS and PCS  handheld digital cellular equipment and other applications in the 824MHz to 849MHz  880MHz to  915MHz  1710MHz to 1785MHz and 1850MHz to 1910MHz bands  The RF3166 incorporates  RFMD   s latest VBATT tracking circuit  which monitors battery voltage and prevents th
32.  an analog programmable gain amplifier  PGA    which is controlled with the AGAIN 2 0  bits in register 05h  Figure3 2   The quadrature IF  signal is digitized with high resolution A D converters  ADCs      The ADC output is downconverted to baseband with a digital 100KHz quadrature LO signal   Digital decimation and IIR filters perform channel selection to remove blocking and  reference interference signals  The selectivity setting  CSEL 0  or a low selectivity setting   CSEL 1   The low selectivity filter has a flatter group channelization filter is in the  baseband chip  After channel selection  the digital output is scaled with a digital PGA  which  is controlled with the DGAIN  5 0  bits in register 05h     The amplified digital output signal go through with DACs that drive a differential analog  signal onto the RXIP RXIN RXQP and RXQN pins to interface to standard analog ADC input  baseband ICs  No special processing is required in the baseband for offset compensation  or extended dynamic range     Compared to a direct conversion architecture  the low IF architecture has a much greater    degree of immunity to dc offsets that can arise from RF local oscillator RFLO  self mixing   2nd order distortion of blockers  and device 1 f noise       15      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF        2  Transmitter Part    The transmit  Tx  section consists of           baseband upconverter  and offset phase locked loop   OPLL  and two output buffers that can drive external poweramplifiers  PA   o
33. 0 ohm  1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 R215 RES CHIP ERHY0000202  4 7 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6 R216 RES CHIP ERHY0000296  1   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP                        131      12  EXPLODED VIEW  amp  REPLACEMENT PART LIST                                                             Level     Description Part Number Specification Color Remark  6 R217 RES CHIP ERHY0000244  1 5   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000203  10 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000203  10 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 10 ohm  1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000203   10 ohm  1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000265  20   ohm  1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 0 ohm  1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000261  10   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000201  0 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000271  39   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000254  4      ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 0 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000274  51   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000254  4      ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 51K ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000261  10   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000280  100   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 100K ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000280  100   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000280  100   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 100K ohm  1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000237  680 ohm  1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000237  680 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 47 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000244   1 5K ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0
34. 00  R108 Resoler the  are well soldered  Q100  D100  R108       Voltage across R108 Replace the  is about 10 100mV  Q100  D100    Replace the    2  0 7  lt  voltage R109   lt  1 3    Q100    The battery may have  Battery is charged  problems   Change the battery     Charging is  properly operating      64      4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       4 5 Vibrator Trouble    TEST POINT                                              U401  MIC5255 2 85BM5 CN301                 R315 2  MIDI_VIBRATOR gt               1 5K  rt  E i             _4  I   C304  e              65     4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       Checking Flow    SETTING   Enter the engineering mode  and set vibrator on at vibration of      test menu       NO    Resolder R315  R399  Resolder C300           Check the soldering  of R315  R399    Is the voltage at pin 3  of U401 high                           Is the voltage at pin 1  of U401 high     Check the soldering  of C300    YES    Replace U401    Check the soldering  of C300    Resolder C300  Replace U401    YES          Is the voltage at pin 5  of U401 high                Replace vrbrator    YES        Vibrator  working         66      4  TROUBLE SHOOTING    4 6 LCD Trouble            67      4  TROUBLE SHOOTING    Checking Flow              START    Check the soldering of  CN400      Resoldering CN400  Reassemble FPCB with CN400 connector    Resoldering EMI filter  FL400 FL403   Replace LCD module                   Is the connection of  FPCB with connector on  PCB CN400  ok          
35. 000220  100 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 680 ohm  1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000213  47 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP         0000213  47 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP         0000213  47 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000213  47 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 R325 RES CHIP ERHY0000213  47 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP         132         12  EXPLODED VIEW  amp  REPLACEMENT PART LIST                                                                               Level p pep Description Part Number Specification Color Remark  6 R326 RES CHIP         0000213  47 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000213  47 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000237  680 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000241   1  ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000237  680 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000201  0 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000201  0 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000237  680 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000237  680 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000237  680 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000237  680 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000241   1  ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000116  1 5   ohm 1 16W F 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000261  10   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000261   10  ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000220  100 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000274  51   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000261  10   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000287  220   ohm 1 16
36. 02  DATA03  DATA04    DATA05  DATA06  DATA07  ADD01  _LCD_CS  _WR    DATA08  DATA09  DATA10  DATA11  DATA12  DATA13    DATA14  DATA15    RADIO OPTION     FL400    128X128 LCD CONNECTOR    CSPEMI306A          FILTER1 1       FILTER2 1       FILTER3 1       FILTER4 1       FILTER5 1       FILTER6 1       588    FILTER1 2    2V8 VMEM                 FILTER2 2       FILTER3 2             FILTER4 2                            FILTERS 2  FILTER6 2                          FL401       FILTER1 1       FILTER2 1       FILTER3 1       FILTER4 1       FILTERS 1       FL402       FILTER1 1       FILTER2 1       FILTER3 1       FILTER4 1       FILTERS 1       FILTER6 1  5    CSPEMI306A  FILTER1 2    FILTER6 1    CSPEMI306A  FILTER1 2 e  FILTER2 2  FILTER3 2  FILTER4 2                         SOROSO7O O OP       LCD_LED_CTRL  gt                   40           LCD_LED_GND       FILTER5 2       FILTER6 2            2V8 VMEM       9     o                               FILTER2 2          FILTER3 2          FILTER4 2          FILTER5 2                FILTER6 2    88       FILTER1 1       FILTER2 1  FILTER3 1  FILTER4 1  FILTERS 1  FILTER6 1    2V8 VMEM    A    51      R421    CSPEMI306A  FILTER1 2 e          FILTER2 2          FILTER3 2  FILTER4 2  FILTER5 2  FILTER6 2                                                                              JTAG 120X120    TP400 TP401    LCD BACKLIGHT            RADIO DETECT    RADIO ANT  gt     C700 100p                      HVC376B                C704   01
37. 08  R TP  6 C535 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 270 pF 50V        X7R          1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0005801  2 2 uF 6 3V        X5R          1608  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000135  270 pF 50V        X7R          1005  R TP  6 C538 CAP CERAMIC CHIP Dem  nF 50V K X7R HD 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000135  270 pF 50V        X7R          1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000103   1 5 pF 50V C NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 C541 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 1 8 pF 50V  D  NPO  TC  1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM         0000178  1 8 pF 50V        NPO          1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM         0000115  22 pF 50V J NPO TC  1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM H0000128  100 pF 50V J NPO  TC  1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM     0000106  5 pF 50V C NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 C702 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 10 pF 50V D NPO TC  1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000182  0 1 uF 10V        X5R          1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000182  0 1 uF 10V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 C705 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 0 1 uF 10V        X5R          1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000182  0 1 uF 10V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R          1005  R TP  6 C708 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 100 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAMIC CHIP         0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 CAP  TANTAL CHIP MAKER       20005201   10 uF 6 3V        L_ESR  1608  R TP  6 C711 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000182  0 1 uF 10V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0007901  10 uF 4V  M  X5R       1608  R TP  6 C714 CAP CERAMIC CHIP Dem  nF 50V K 
38. 10 uF 6 3V        X5R       2012  R TP  6 C315 CAP CERAMIC CHIP     a nF 10V  Z  Y5V  TC  1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000143  1 nF 50V K X7R HD 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM H0000182  0 1 uF 10V        X5R          1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM         0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 C328 CAP CERAMIC CHIP ECT uF 6 3V          5         1005  R TP  6 C329 CAP CERAMIC CHIP CH0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP                        127         12  EXPLODED VIEW  amp  REPLACEMENT PART LIST                                                                                                          Level    Description Part Number Specification Color Remark  6 C330 CAP CERAMIC CHIP CH0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R          1005  R TP  6 C350 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 1 nF 50V K X7R HD 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000276   1 uF 10V Z Y5V HD 1608 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000122  47 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 C403 CAP CERAMIC CHIP    uF 6 3V        X5R            2012  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0001811  220000 pF 10V  Z   Y5V          1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0001811   220000 pF 10V  Z   Y5V          1005  R TP  6 C501 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 39 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP HY0000201  0 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM         0000102  1 pF 50V        NPO       1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM H0000117  27 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM     0000113  18 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 C507 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 10 nF 16V K X7R HD 1005 R
39. 101  05           30 V 1 A R TP  2 5 1 25 0 6 t    6 DIODE SWITCHING EDSY0012301  1 1E1A  85 V 1 A R TP  P 200mW  IFM 200mA   s s   6 DIODE VARIABLE CAP EDVY0001202 Li n   6 FILTER  EMI POWER SFEY0006401  SMD  6 Channel  EMI ESD  CSP Pb free   6 FILTER EMI POWER SFEY0006401  SMD    6 Channel  EMI ESD  CSP Pb free   6 FILTER EMI POWER SFEY0006401           6 Channel  EMI ESD  CSP Pb free   6 FILTER SEPERATOR SFAY0003802 900 1800  1900  3 0 dB 3 8 dB 25 dB 23 dB ETC   7 2 5 0 1 8mm   6    ENJE0003102  4 4 PIN BOSS 2   6 CONN SOCKET ENSY0007608 6 PIN ETC  BRIDGE NON PROTECTOR TYPE  2 54  mm 2 7T   6 INDUCTOR CHIP ELCH0010401  2 2 uH M  1005  R TP     6 INDUCTOR CHIP ELCH0004103  4 7          1608  R TP  CHIP   6 INDUCTOR CHIP ELCH0005002  2 7 nH S  1005  R TP     6 INDUCTOR CHIP ELCH0002716  5 1 nH J  1608  R TP  coil inductor   6 INDUCTOR CHIP ELCH0002719  6 2 nH J  1608  R TP           INDUCTOR   6 L550 INDUCTOR CHIP ELCH0005010  1 8 nH S  1005  R TP           130         12  EXPLODED VIEW  amp  REPLACEMENT PART LIST             Level 1 Description Part Number Specification Color Remark  6 L700 RES CHIP         0000201  0 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 L701 INDUCTOR CHIP ELCH0010402  270 nH M  1005  R TP  CHIP    6 INDUCTOR CHIP ELCH0009105  18 nH J  1005  R TP  COIL       6 INDUCTOR CHIP ELCH0009105   18 nH J 1005  R TP  COIL       6 TR FET P CHANNEL EQFP0004201 SETTI    Wee    do NDG652P  upgrade substitution  item  Pb free    6 TR BJT NPN EQBN0004801  5    6  0 2 W R TP         6
40. 12       R117 4 7K                 Qpio se DATA13 DATA13    G13         2 Loo Bien SEDIE Greta LCD BAOKLIGHT DATA14 DATA14  D15    DATA15 DATA15       Controlled by _LCD_CS  LCD_RESET  _WR  DATA 00 15   LCD_ID        LCD CS          RESET      WR    DATA 00 15       LCD  ID 1 2     LCD 101     LCD ID 2 3       MAIN LCD driver chip enable  MAIN LCD driver IC has own CS pin    This pin resets LCD module  This signal comes from DBB directly       Write control Signal    Parallel data lines       LCD type selection signals    LCD maker  2 4V is SII  OV is HyeLCD     for the future using        Forusing 65K color  data buses should be 16 bits       38      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF    _LCD_RESET  DATA00            1          02  DATA03  DATA04            05  DATA06          07  ADDO1   LCD CS  _WR    DATA08  DATA09  DATA10                    12  DATA13    5  DATA15                      FL400    128X128 LCD CONNECTOR    CSPEMI306A                   2V8_VMEM                                  FL402                      CSPEMI306A     FILTER1 2  FILTER2 2  FILTER3 2  FILTER4 2  FILTERS 2  FILTER6 2    FL401    CSPEMI306A     FILTER1 2  FILTER2 2  FILTER3 2    OOO hO             0            LCD LED CTRL  gt           LCD_LED_GND       FILTER4 2  FILTERS 2       FILTER6 2    Oaod       rao                            BOROBOBOSOSOFOROSOZO7O FO                                  CSPEMIZ06A    FILTER1 2  FILTER2 2  FILTER3 2  FILTER4 2  FILTERS 2  FILTER6 2                2V8             A       TP 
41. 203 ML2871HB    IOVDD ROUT  LOUT    DATA15 DVDD  DATA14       2V8_VEXT       AVLC18S02003  AVLC18S02003  AVLC18S02003                CLOSE TO HEADSET JACK                Q200  IMX9T110  J               gt  MIDI KEY_BL1    AVLC14S02050  0299                                        DATA13 DGND  DATA12  DATA11 PO_PWMA             DATA10 P5 VIB  DATA09  DATA08 AOUT    R224     gt                                  C224    0 0224                        20K    C225 0 022          gt  MIDI KEY BL2  U202  NLAS4684MR2              lt               0 2MM  AVLC14S02050  c298            SPK P         2V8 VEXT                       SPK SEL  gt  gt       J  5    REC      gt                    0204  NLAST4599DFT2             2V8_VEXT  0 0 2            lt  RADIO                   ADD00 R229    MIDI CS    39K    MIXOUT AAA       _RD 1 C226      10 0220       WR VREF  _MIDI_RESET       SPOUT        SPOUT     SPVDD    SPGNDI  SPGND2    4 7K                   TNA R238 51                  SPGND3  SPGND4             LGIC 42  A 5505 10 01    U206LM4890LD    R228         2               lt  REC P   gt  HEADSET SPK OUT P    U205  6227 NLAS4684MR2    p 100 d RADIO_SPK_L  RADIO_SPK_R 5                            4       SPK_RADIO_SEL R232              gt  gt  HEADSET_SPK_OUT_N       RADIO SPEAKER PHONE SEL RADIO SEL           lt  HEADSET_SPK_N          HEADSET_SPK_P  gt                  RADIO SEL OUTPUT                      SPEAKER PHONE          SHUTDOWN       BYPASS VDD                                  
42. 3 400             0  3 000 2  2  2    4 000         Mean that Adopt a straight line in between 300 Hz  and 1 000 Hz to be Max  level in the range        STMR    13  5 dB       Stability Margin     gt  6 dB       Distortion    dB to ARL  dB  Level Ratio  dB        17 5                   10          Side Tone Distortion    Three stage distortion  lt  10        System Frequency   13 MHz  Tolerance     lt 2 5 ppm          32 768KHz Tolerance    Ringer Volume         30 ppm    At least 65 dBspl under below conditions   1  Ringer set as ringer   2  Test distance set as 50 cm          11      2  PERFORMANCE    Description Specification    Fast Charge    lt  430 mA    Charge Current  d Slow Charge      160 mA       Antenna Bar Number Power          85 dBm            Antenna Display    95 dBm      91 dBm       5  4    90 dBm      86 dBm  3  2       100 dBm      96 dBm       1  105 dBm      101 dBm       0      105 dBm       Battery Bar Number Voltage  3 36   3 58V       3 59   3 66         Battery Indicator  3 67   3 73V          2  3 3 74V   3 87V  4 3 88V            Low Voltage Warning 3 59   0 03V  Call        3 50   0 03V  Standby        Forced shut down 3 35   0 03V  Voltage           1 Li ion Battery   Battery Type Standard Voltage   3 7V   Battery full charge voltage   4 2V  Capacity   780mAh       Switching mode charger  Travel Charger Input   100   240V  50 60 Hz  Output   5 2V  800 mA              12     3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       3  TECHNICAL BRIEF  3 1 Transceiver  S14205 BM
43. 301          1   4 TAPE  WINDOW MTAD0030601 Withou 3  Color   4 MTAZ           MTAZ0063601 Withou 29  Color   3 ACGM00  COVER ASSY REAR ACGM0044201 Black   4 MCJNOO  COVER REAR MCJN0030101 Black 17   4 TAPE PROTECTION MTAB0069501 Without  Color   4       70063501 Without 27  Color   3 AKAZOO  KEYPAD ASSY AKAZ0007509 Black 7   3 GMEY00  SCREW MACHINE BIND GMEYO004001  1 4 mm 4 0 mm MSWR3 BK              HEAE t 0 6  HEAD d2 5  Black 25   3 GMZZ00  SCREW MACHINE GMZZ0015101  1 4 mm 3 0 mm MSWR3 FN               Silver 18   3               CAP MOBILE SWITCH MCCF0020901 Black 11   3 MCCH00  CAP SCREW MCCH0039801 Black 12   3 MLAKOO  LABEL MODEL MLAK0013601 ined 13   5 ADCA00  DOME ASSY METAL ADCA0030501 4  14                     123      12  EXPLODED VIEW  amp  REPLACEMENT PART LIST                   Level      Description Part Number Color Remark  5 MGADOO  GASKET SHIELD FORM MGAD0079301 Gold 21  5 MTACOO  TAPE SHIELD MTAC0021401 Gold 24  5 MTACO1  TAPE SHIELD MTACO021302  3X6X0 28t meterial EMI TAPE Gold 23  5 MTAC02  TAPE SHIELD MTAC0021402  30X25X0 28t material EMI TAPE Gold  5       20060101 Without 22   Color  Without   5 MLAB00  LABEL A S MLAB0000601                STICKER Color  Without   5 MLAC00  LABEL BARCODE MLAC0003301  EZ LOOKS use for PCB ASSY MAIN hardware   Color               124               12  EXPLODED VIEW  amp  REPLACEMENT PART LIST       12 2 Replacement Parts   lt Main component gt     Note  This Chapter is used for reference  Part order is ordered  by SB
44. 355 R356  e             PRECHARGE  gt  HESSE          1 5K 5 x 47K  cor             Figure 3 21 CIRCUIT FOR BATTERY CHARGING AT AD6537B    In order to reduce time for trickle charging  additional circuit Pre charge circuit  was included   This circuit has supplied Max 160mA current into the battery additionally   So call it  it reduce trickle charging time     37      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       3 7 Display and Interface    e LCD    WE     112  _LBS   Use  TP114       TPi16             NWE  NLWR   5 NHWR  NRD       _ADV                _WAIT v4 NWAIT  BURSTCLK  lt     BURSTCLK    35   28   MIDI        6 NAUXCS1   LCD CS V7 GPIO_42_NMAIN_LCD_CS    C129   1000      NGPCS1    GPIO_43_NSUB_LCD_CS    VDDUSB  VDDRTC    N10  CLKIN            CLKON  lt  P122 PS  CLKON          OSCOUT       OSCIN             PWRON  lt  oW PWRON  RESET  gt  NRESET    Lis   RADIO STO  lt  lt     GPIO 0 IRDA TX  RADIO DETECT Kis        1 IHDA       SPK RADIO SEL    DATAO    GPIO 2          EN DATA1 DATA01  Kia DATA2 DATA02    CED one      DATA3 DATA03    2   lt XONNOFF RADIO_SCL  lt      un _ lt  lt PWRON    RADIO_VOL_CLK  _LCD_RESET    His DATA4 DATA04      Re        quoc DATA5 DATA05    4          12    a           DATA6 DATA06    GPIO 14    8 Gio 16 DATA7 DATA07    GPIO 17                DEBUG      DATA8 DATA08    DEBUG_RX  gt  ee  DEBUG TX  lt  lt   Gpio_34_DEBUG_TX DATA9 DATA09    BATT_EPROM    818 Gpio_ss          ESE DATA10 DATA10    RINGTONE  lt         5 DATA11 DATA11    GPIO_40        i DATA12 DATA
45. 5  R TP  6 CAP CERAM         0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 C114 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 1 uF 6 3V  K  X5R  TC  1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM     0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM     0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 C117 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 2 2 uF 6 3V        X5R       1608  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM H0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R          1005  R TP                              125      12  EXPLODED VIEW  amp  REPLACEMENT PART LIST                                                                                                 Level 2    Description Part Number Specification Color Remark  6 C120 CAP CERAMIC CHIP CH0000122  47 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 C121 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 68 nF 6 3V K X5R HD 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R          1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000143  1      5          7        1005          6 C124 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 1 nF 50V K X7R HD 1005 R TP  6 CAP  TANTAL CHIP       0001701  10 uF 6 3V        L_ESR  2012  R TP  6 CAP CERAMIC CHIP CH0000143  1 nF 50V K X7R HD 1005 R TP  6 C132 CAP CERAMIC CHIP      uF 6 3V  K  X5R       1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000120  39 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM H0000120  39 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM H0000120  39 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000120  39 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP  6 C137 CAP CERAMIC CHIP     uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0004904  1 uF 6 3V 
46. 5 5             1 8V Low Voltage Comparator with  Rail to Rail Input  Pb Free   6 U202 Ic         10 PIN R TP  DUAL SPDT ANALOG SWITCH    6 U203 IC   05  0212401            35 PIN R TP     6 U204 IC EUSY0077301     70 6  6 PIN R TP  SPDT Analog switch   6       12  EXPLODED VIEW  amp  REPLACEMENT PART LIST                                                                       Level        Description Part Number Specification Color Remark   6 U206 Ic EUSY0149701 LLP  10 PIN R TP  1 Watt Audio Power Amplifier   Leadless  Type   6 U300 IC   05  0250201          88 PIN R TP  128T 32ps MLC  8X10   6 U400 IC   05  0238201  QFN  16 PIN R TP  3 LEDs  WHITE LED CHARGE PUMP  SOT23  5 PIN R TP  2 85V 150mA Low Noise uCap LDO   6 U401 IC EUSY0118602 Regulator                 6 8x8 LGA  28 PIN R TP    35 dBm 55   2     50 dBc 25 dB 6 0   6 0   1 4  SMD  GSM   6 SMPY0008901 QUAD PAM   6 EUSY0227301  BCC32    32 PIN R TP         stereo radio IC   6 U701 IC   05  0220901   LDA10A  10 PIN R TP  Dual 105mW Headphone Amplifier  SOT23  5 PIN R TP  2 85V 150mA Low Noise uCap LDO   5 EUSY0118602 Regulator  PBFREE   6 VARISTOR SEVY0004001  18 V   SMD  3pF  1005   6 VA203  VARISTOR SEVY0004001  18 V   SMD  3pF  1005   6 VARISTOR SEVY0004001  18 V   SMD  3pF  1005   6 CAP CERAMIC CHIP         0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP   6 RES  VARIABLE ETC ERVz0000101 i PIN   SMD  R TP  1005 SIZE CHIP VARISTOR  Pb   6 VARISTOR SEVY0001001  14 V   SMD  50pF  1005   6 VARISTOR SEVY0001001  14 V   S
47. 6  VbControl6   VbControl6 bit Register Value Setting    9 1 9 DAI  Digital Audio Interface   This menu is to set the Digital Audio Interface Mode for Speech Transcoder and Acoustic testing   1  DAI AUDIO   DAI audio mode  2  DAI UPLINK   Speech encoder test  3  DAI DOWNLINK   Speech decoder test  4  DAI OFF   DAI mode off  9 2 RF Test  MENU 2   9 2 1 SAR test  This menu is to test the Specific Absorption Rate   1  SAR test on   Phone continuously process TX only     Call setup equipment is not required   2  SAR test off   TX process off      111      9  ENGINEERING MODE       9 3 MF mode  MENU 3     This manufacturing mode is designed to do the baseband test automatically  Selecting this menu  will process the test automatically  and phone displays the previous menu after completing the test     9 3 1 All auto test  LCD  Backlight  Vibrator  Buzzer  Key Pad  Mic amp Speaker   9 3 2 Backlight  LCD Backlight is on for about 1 5 seconds at the same time  thenoff     9 3 3 Buzzer    This menu is to test the volume of Melody  It rings in the following sequence   Volume 1  Volume 2  Volume 3  Volume 0  mute   Volume 4  Volume 5     9 3 4 Vibrator  Vibrator is on for about 1 5 seconds   9 3 5 LCD  1  LCD  Main LCD screen resolution tests horizontally and vertically one by one and fills the screen   9 3 6 Key pad  When a pop up message shows    Press Any Key     you may press any keys including side keys     but not  Soft2 Key   If the key is working properly  name of the key is dis
48. 700 is  OK                  NO         Change U205    Change U701        Check  Soldering Component  Around U701  OK           GO to 4 10 Earphone Trouble       NO  Resolder  the component  YES  Change U700           Check  Soldering of  L202  amp  C219    YES        Check  Soldering Component  Around U700  OK     Resolder  the component            NO    Resolder  L202  amp  C219        Change main board     70     4   TROUBLE SHOOTING    4 8 Speaker Trouble    TEST POINT                                         0536 E 6534        sl     X500 8  5        71     4  TROUBLE SHOOTING    CIRCUIT DIAGRAM       2V8_VEXT 2V8_VEXT    A       203 ML2871HB                                              IOVDD ROUT c2  LOUT        59  6221     6222    tur DATA15 DVDD tuy  DATA14    DATA13 DGND  DATA12 ili  DATA11 P0 PWMA 0204  DATA10 P5_VIB  gt         VIBRATOR NLAST4599DFT2  DATA09 R224  DATA08 AOUT 6224   0 022u  20K C225 0 022u  R227  MIXIN   T 5  COM  ADD00 R229        10K                            MIDI_CS MIXOUT    j R230        T tu I C226   0 022u          P  _WR VREF        218           MIDIRESET      S VBAT  SPOUT  A  C220 0 0154 6235 5 1     SPVDD       13MHZ  gt              SPONDI C231   0 015          R238 56K       IRQ  lt  SPGND2   x R239 SAK    SPGND3     U206LM4890LD    SPGND4                                                                               C233   C234      47     47                  0299    omm          0202     NLAS4684MR2 CN200  u           C298  NA  SPK_S
49. 77 1 B     SIM_DATA  gt  SIM_CLK  VA307 VA308 VA309 VA310   GNDS GND2    KEY COLO  gt  avic14so2059 AV 9         600   AVLC14S02050 AVLC14S02050   AVLC14S02050 AVLC14S02050 ONDA GNDS   RTSICTSIFO   KEY_COL1  gt                                   VA301   AVL5M02 200                                                                    2 CTS RTS PC   R341 680   E             KEY COL2  gt     R342          KEY COL3  gt                                   R343       KEY COL4  gt     VA331  AVLC14S02050   U300    RD38F3050L0ZBQO KEY BACKLIGHT PRECHARGE CIRCUIT       MEMORY DATAOI   DATAO1   128   32PSRAM  UA  DATA04  DATA05    EUSY0250201 DATA06    DATA07    M36L0T7050TO DATAOR LEBE S14H VCHARGE      n             DATA09 LD300                                     DATA10 T   DATA11 LD302  0301    LD303      0304  LD305  DATA12 LEBB S14H  LEBB S LEBB S14H LEBB S14H LEBB S14H  DATA13    DATA14      DATA15 2012 1                                R352    R353 215  1K    MIDI_KEY_BL1 55                                ower  2V8 VMEM 1V8 VCORE     A A MIDI_KEY_BL2  gt  R355 R356 2  Gini  PRECHARGE  gt       A                 15    47K     lt  RESET       row cs Sign  amp  Name Sheet Sheets  _ROM_CS2     Date   MODEL   LEE S Y  03 20     DRAWING  NAME MEMORY  MMI          DRAWING  an                                                                                                             LGIC 42  A 5505 10 01 LG Electronics Inc       103      7  CIRCUIT DIAGRAM    _LCD_RESET  DATA00  DATA01  DATA
50. 8 SCREW M1 4_H3 0 4 GMZZ0015101  17 COVER   REAR 1 MCJNO030101  16 VIBRATOR 1 SJMY0007001  15 PCB ASS Y 1 SAFYO119701  14 DOME ASSY METAL 1 ADCA0030501  13 LABEL 1 MLAK0013601  12 CAP   SCREW 1         0039801  11 CAP   MOBILE SWITCH 1 MCCF0020901  10 INTTENNA 1 SNGF0006401  9 CAP   EARJACK 1 MCCC0020201  8 LCD MODULE 1 SVLY0025501  7               455 1 AKAZ0007501  6 PAD LCD 1 MPBG0028301  5 SPEAKER 1 SUSY0014801  4 COVER FRONT 1 MCJK0033701  3 TAPE WINDOW LCD 1 MTAD0030601  2 WINDOW ASSY LCD 1 AWAB0016501  1 TAPE PROTECTION 1 MTAB0062301  no                         orano no               122      12  EXPLODED VIEW  amp  REPLACEMENT PART LIST       12 2 Replacement Parts   lt Mechanic component gt     Note  This Chapter is used for reference  Part order is ordered  by SBOM standard on GCSC                                                                      Level i    Description Part Number Specification Color Remark   1 GSM BAR FILP TGSM0039409 Black   2 AAAY00  ADDITION AAAY0128019 Black   3 MCJA00  COVER BATTERY MCJA0013801 Black 20   2               PHONE APEY0177393 Black   3 ACGK00             ASSY FRONT ACGK0044606 Black   4 AWABOO  WINDOW ASSY LCD AWAB0016502       RADIO Silver 2   5 BFAA00  FILM INMOLD         0024302  FM RADIO   5 WINDOW LCD MWAC0046802  FM RADIO pa   4 CAP EARPHONE JACK MCCC0020201 Black 9   4 COVER  FRONT MCJK0033704 Black 4   4 Micz      INSERT       20016801 Withou 26  Color   4 PAD LCD MPBG0028301 Withou 6  Color   4 TAPE PROTECTION MTAB0062
51. AP CERAM CH0000120  39 pF 50V J NPO TC  1005  R TP  6 VARISTOR SEVY0001001  14 V   SMD  50pF  1005  6 C318 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 1 uF 6 3V        X5R          1005  R TP  6 C319 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 C320 CAP CERAMIC CHIP EL uF 6 3V          X5R       1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0004904   1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0004904   1 uF 6 3V        X5R          1005  R TP  6 C323 CAP CERAMIC CHIP        uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000182  0 1 uF 10V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 C489 CAP CERAMIC CHIP r uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 4  I9 ENBY0018701  41 PIN 0 3 mm  STRAIGHT    0 9t stacking height  6 DIODE LED CHIP EDLH0004502   BLUE  1608  R TP  0 35T  6 DIODE LED CHIP EDLH0004502   BLUE  1608  R TP  0 35T  6 DIODE LED CHIP EDLH0004502   BLUE  1608  R TP  0 35T  6 DIODE LED CHIP EDLH0004502   BLUE  1608  R TP  0 35T  6 DIODE LED CHIP EDLH0007901  RED    1608  R TP  Indicator 0 4T Red LED  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000247  2 2   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000220  100 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000220  100 ohm  1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000247  2 2   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP       12  EXPLODED VIEW  amp  REPLACEMENT PART LIST             Level D ea Description Part Number Specification Color Remark  6 R344 RES CHIP ERHY0000213  47 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 R345 RES CHIP ERHY0000213  47 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6 RES 
52. CHIP         0000213  47 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP       6 RES CHIP         0000213  47 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6 R348 RES CHIP         0000213  47 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6     5                  0000213  47 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP          6     5          ERHY0000239  820 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6 R400 RES CHIP ERHY0000274  51   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6 RES CHIP ERHY0000274  51K ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP          6 RES CHIP ERHY0000274  51K ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP    6 RES  VARIABLE ETC ERVZ0000101    PIN   SMD  R TP    1005 SIZE CHIP VARISTOR  Pb  ohm  PIN   SMD  R TP  1005 SIZE CHIP VARISTOR  Pb    6 VA201   RES VARIABLE ETC ERVZ0000101 Free          5 SPFYOO  PCB MAIN SPFY0095301  FR 4  1 0 mm BUILD UP 8                      137      12  EXPLODED VIEW  amp  REPLACEMENT PART LIST       1 2 3 Accesso ry Note  This Chapter is used for reference  Part order is ordered    by SBOM standard on GCSC          Level 425252 Description Part Number Specification Color Remark  3 MHBYOO  HANDSTRAP         0002101  75100 RUSSV Square Coupling  Cow Leather Metal Silver    3 7 V 830 mAh 1 CELL PRISMATIC  FG101 Without    3 SBPLOO                 PACK LI ION SBPL0077901 RUSSV423450  Innerpack Color    3 SGEY00         PHONE EAR MIKE SET  SGEY0003503      101  STERO Y TYPE 160HM       100 240V  60 Hz 5 2 V 800 mA CE CB GOST  EU    3 SSADOO  ADAPTOR AC DC SSAD0007828 PLUG 24P  STD                        138      
53. ED 4            VOUTNOR  AOTU1          130  VINNOR  AUXIP  AIN2  XDUTS AUXOP1  EAR MIC  AOUT2   AUXOR2  JACKDETECT  HOOKDETECT             99      6  BLOCK DIAGRAM    6  BLOCK DIAGRAM   RF    BEE Project RF Block Diagram    NY    O                  DCS PCS_OUT  GSM_OUT    PCS_IN       PAM     RF3166     FEM   Murata     TX_RAMP    PA_BAND       2V75_VTCXO    DCS PCS_IN    Tranceiver  a SEN          AFC          2V8_VRT L D O VSYNTHEN    ANT_SW1  ANT_SW2    g Z  gt              100         2V8_VEXT    A                            ADDOO  ADDO1  ADDO2  ADD03  ADD04  ADD05  ADD06  ADD07  ADD08  ADD09  ADD10  ADD11  ADD12  ADD13  ADD14  ADD15  ADD16  ADD17  ADD18  ADD19  ADD20  ADD21  ADD22  ADD23    _RAM_CS    _ROM_CS1    _WAIT  gt     BURSTCLK  lt              15               _LCD_CS          C129   1000p N10         100  MC 146_7pF  3 d    TP122 P13           CLKON 65          Ch     te             E9             32 768KHz       KDS121E       RPWRON  lt              VCHARGE    VA333  AVLC14S02050        lt ONNOFF RADIO SCL    PWRON      _RESET  gt   RADIO_STO      RADIO_DETECT  SPK_RADIO_SEL  RADIO_SEL       LCD_DIM_CTRL          RADIO_SDA  gt   16  Cha    H18     IADIO_VOL_CLK  _LCD_RESET    RADIO_AMP_SHDN    _MIDI_IRQ       BATT_EPROM   15     K5       R131 2V8_VMEM    JACK_DETECT  gt        RADIO VOL CTRL 7        R117 4 7K  AAA    A12          R118             BOOT EXT CLOCK      LGIC 42  A 5505 10 01    AMP_EN 613  LCD_BL_EN    015           KEY_ROWO  KEY_ROW1  KEY_ROW2 
54. EL  gt    a                                                    72     4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       Checking Flow        NO            Reassemble speaker    Check the state of  contact of dual mode  speaker           YES       Check    U202 works properly Re solder U202         Check    U206 works properly Re solder U206        Check  Voltage level of  4 5 pin of U206           NO         Re solder the components        Replace U203    YES    Speaker  Works properly          Change main board    Speaker working     474     4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       4 9 SIM Card Interface Trouble    TEST POINT       CIRCUIT DIAGRAM                                                      SIM CONNECTOR  2V85_VSIM 2V85_VSIM  R336         300  R337 SIM_RST  A310 SIM_DATA  gt     894  0    SIM_CLK  0   GND5 GND2  VLC14S02050   GND4 GND3        C314 C315   C316   C317  T NA 220n   1000p   NA                                       74      4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       Checking Flow         START    Does the SIM cards  supports 3V           Change the SIM Card  Our Phone  supports only 3V SIM card  YES  Replace J300 or check  soldering of components           Voltage  at VSIM of U101  Is 3V            Voltage at pint of  4300 is 3V                      Redownload SW   Does it work  Properly     Change the SIM Card  And try again    Does it work  Properly         Change the main board        SIM Card will be detected  Change SIM Card        75     4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       4 10 Earphone Trouble    TEST POINT    CI
55. JTAG 120X120    TP400    TP401          Figure 3 22 LCD INTERFACE CIRCUIT      39      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       3 8 Radio Interface    B2070 has a built in FM Radio FM Radio Uses Ear Mic as the Antenna   IC for FM Radio is Niigata NS953  B2070 can produce FM Radio Sound Both through Speakerand    Ear Mic     RADIO OPTION     udi       RADIO_ANT         100nH    100nH    C700 100p  I1          C703  0 10                    06                                   m               gt                            DI  HVC376B                         32 768KHz                   2    4m                           3 n  MC 146 12 5pF  X200                                  218          RADIO RSSI          VEXT       U701 LM4811LD  10 1    2V8_VMEM    R421  51K    R422  NA       RADIO_DETECT       RADIO          PULL UP    EXISTENCE       PULL DOWN          NONEXISTENCE           gt  RADIO_SPK_R                            RADIO_VOL_CTRL  RADIO_VOL_CLK                               3    RADIO_SDA  RADIO_SCL  RADIO_STO       Figure 3 23 Radio Circuit      40             gt  RADIO SPK L                   X RADIO        SHDN    3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       3 9 Keypad Switches and Scanning    The key switches are metal domes  which make contact between two concentric pads on the  keypad layer of the PCB when pressed  There are 21 switches  Normal Key 21EA  No sidekey    connected in a matrix of 5 rows by 5 columns and additional GPIO 35 for KEY ROWB  as shown in  Figure 3 24  except for the power switc
56. K Bex 47K lw  2565585  j 55      p                                0301 25x 852  tc m          86      4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       Checking Flow    Indication LED only operates in trickle charging mode          START             Voltage level NO  at 3pin of Q401    Is about 40mV    Voltage level  at 2pin of Q401  Is about 680mV    Resolder Q401       Resolder Q301               Voltage level  at 2pin of Q301  Is low         Check soldering of  R350       Resolder R350        Change main board       Replace LD306      87     4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       4 16 PTT Trouble    CIRCUIT DIAGRAM    2V8_VEXT        U204  NLAST4599DFT2       8226    0 2MM    8228        2MM        lt  RADIO                    REC P     lt         RADIO SEL    Checking Flow    START               Connection  between FPCB and  CN601 is OK     Reconnect FPCB to CN601        SPKP LDO EN signal is  High     AMP  SD signal  is Low              Soldering between  able and board is OK2    No  Resolder the Cable    SPK_P_SM signal is  High               Cables of Receiver  are OK         Change the Receiver       AMP_SD signal  is High     PTT is Operated      Only receiver is Operated      88      4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       4 17 Speakerphone Trouble    TEST POINT                                                      719       701  c3                                           2                      C208                                      2200           C113   C731                      2 1401                          
57. LG    02089                 LG    Service Manual       Table Of Contents      INTRODUCTION                           2  T  Zire 2  1 2 Regulatory Information                      2  1 3 Abbreviations                                    4     PERFORMANCE                         6  2 1 H W Feature                                     6  2 2 Technical Specification                    8     TECHNICAL BRIEF                    13  9 1 TIANSCEGIVET ayu ls na           qapas 13  3 2 Power Amplifier Module                    19  3 9  13 MHZ CIOCK              20  3 4 Power Supplies of RF circuits          20  3 5 Digital Main Processor                     22  3 6 Analog Main  amp  Power   Management Processor                  28  3 7 Display Interface                               38  3 8 Radio Interface                                40  3 9 Keypad Switches and Scanning      41  3 10 Microphone      2 3 nike ini 42  3 11 Main Speaker                               42  3 12 Headset interface                          43  3 13 Key Back light Illumination            44  3 14 VIDrator   ue erret iren 45     TROUBLE SHOOTING               46  4 1 RX Trouble uu  uuu lu Rr REIR 46  4 2 TX                53  4 3 Power On Trouble                           61  4 4 Charging Trouble                            63  4 5 Vibrator Trouble                               65  4 6 LCD Trouble               67  4 7 Radio Trouble                                  69  4 8 Speaker Trouble                          
58. MD  50pF  1005   6 VA304  VARISTOR SEVY0001001  14 V   SMD  50pF  1005   6 VARISTOR SEVY0001001  14 V   SMD  50pF  1005   6 VARISTOR SEVY0001001  14 V   SMD  50pF  1005   6         7   VARISTOR SEVY0001001  14 V   SMD  50pF  1005   6 VARISTOR SEVY0001001  14 V   SMD  50pF  1005   6 VARISTOR SEVY0001001  14 V   SMD  50pF  1005   6       10  VARISTOR SEVY0001001  14 V   SMD  50pF  1005   6 VARISTOR SEVY0001001  14 V   SMD  50pF  1005   6 VARISTOR SEVY0001001  14 V   SMD  50pF  1005   6 VA331   VARISTOR SEVY0001001  14 V   SMD  50pF  1005   6 VA332  VARISTOR SEVY0001001  14 V   SMD  50pF  1005   6 VA333   VARISTOR SEVY0001001  14 V   SMD  50pF  1005   6 X100 X TAL EXXY0015601   032768 MHz 20        7 pF 65000 ohm SMD  6 9 1 4 1 3     6 X200 X TAL EXXY0015601   032768 MHz 20 PPM 7 pF 65000 ohm SMD  6 9 1 4 1 3                    135         12  EXPLODED VIEW  amp  REPLACEMENT PART LIST                                                                                       136            Level      Description Part Number Specification Color Remark  6 X500 VCTCXO EXSK0006501      PPM 10 pF SMD  3 2 2 5 1 2  SV 2 850  AFC     6 CAP CERAMIC CHIP         0000120  39 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP  TANTAL CHIP MAKER CTZ0005201  10 uF 6 3V  M L_ESR  1608  R TP  6 C209 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 39 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000120  39 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000182   0 1 uF 10V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 C213 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 39 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP  6 C
59. MI Control Processor      58 5 MHz operation at 1 7V      On board 16KB instruction Data Cache      1 Mbitsof on chip System SRAM    2  DSP Subsystem      16 bit Fixed Point DSP Processor      91 MIPS at 1 7V      16K word Data and 16K word Program SRAM      4K word Program Instruction Cache      Architecture supports Full Rate  Enhanced Full Rate  Half Rate  and AMR speech  Encoding Decoding Algorithms    3  Peripheral Subsystem      Shared on chip peripheral and off chip interface     Support for Burst and Page Mode Flash    Support for Pseudo SRAM      Ciphering module for GPRS supporting GAE1 and GAE2 encryption algorithms      Parallel and Serial Display Interface      8 x 8 Keypad Interface      Four independent programmable backlight plus One Service Light      1 8V and 3 0V  64 kbps SIM interface    Universal System Connector Interface      Slow  Medium and Fast IrDA transceiver interface      Enhanced Generic Serial Port      Dedicated SPI interface      Thumbwheel Interface      JTAG Interface for Test and In Circuit Emulation    4  Other    Supports 13 MHz and 26 MHz Input Clocks      1 8V Typical Core Operating Voltages      204 Ball LFBGA mini BGA  Package    5  Applications      GSM900 DCS1800 PCS1900 PCS850 Wireless Terminals      GSM Phase 2  Compliant      GPRS Class 12 Compliant      Multimedia Services MMS       Extended Messaging System EMS       23      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       3 5 1 Interconnection with external devices    A  RTC block interface  Counter
60. OM standard on GCSC                                                                   Level        Description Part Number Specification Color Remark  4 SUSY  SPEAKER SUSY0014801          8 ohm 88 dB 20 mm  14mm 5  4 3 V 0 085 A 4 12 5  6 6T L3100 SILINDER 16  3 SAFY00  PCB ASSY MAIN SAFY0119732 15  4               PCB ASSY MAIN INSERT SAFB0040302  5 2 V 1 mAh COIN  SOLDER TYPE BACKUP BATTERY 19  5 SNGF00  ANTENNA GSM FIXED SNGF0006401  3 0   2         EGSM DCS PCS  Radio Intenna 10  5 SUMY00  MICROPHONE SUMY0003802             42 dB 4 1 5    5 svivoo LCD SVLY0025501 Bu e  35 78 39 7  65k  CSTN          ST7636 8  4 SAFF00         ASSY MAIN SMT SAFF0058617   5                   5      0047303   6   100 CAP CERAMIC CHIP   ECCH0000163   7 nF 10V K X5R HD 1005 R TP   6 CAP CERAM         0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R          1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM         0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R          1005  R TP  6 C103 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 1 uF 6 3V  K  X5R  TC  1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000163  47 nF 10V K X5R HD 1005 R TP   6 CAP CERAM H0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R          1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM H0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R          1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000163  47 nF 10V K X5R HD 1005 R TP   6 C108 CAP CERAMIC CHIP E nF 10V K X5R HD 1005 R TP   6 CAP CERAM CH0000393  22 uF 6 3V        X5R          2012  R TP  6 CAP CERAM     0000115  22 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP   6 C111 CAP CERAMIC CHIP m nF 10V K X5R HD 1005 R TP   6 CAP CERAM         0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R       100
61. RATOR    U401  MIC5255 2 85BM5       IN our    R315 3  4  MIDI_VIBRATOR  gt  EN BYP  1 5K                                                       Figure 3 28 MOTOR      45      4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       4  TROUBLE SHOOTING  4 1 RX Trouble    TEST POINT    TRANCEIVER       13MhZ mn  OSCILLATOR E L                 Figure 4 1 a       46      4   TROUBLE SHOOTING       Checking Flow                START       HP8960   Test mode  62 CH  7 level setting  TCH   62CH   60dBm setting  BCCH   Spectrum analyzer setting  Oscilloscope setting       Check  regulator circuit       Check          amp   Mobile SW    Redownload SW or  Do calibration again      47      4  TROUBLE SHOOTING        1  Checking Regulator Circuit    TEST POINT       Checking Flow    Voltage at  Pin5 of U702  Is 2 8V     Regulator Circuit is OK Replace U702  See next Page to check                  Level at  Pin3 of U702  Is high          Change main board       VCTCXO         48      4   TROUBLE SHOOTING        2  Checking VCTCXO Circuit    TEST POINT Checking Flow  Yes  Check Pin 3   lt  lt  MHz ORT    Refer to Graph 4 1  b  No    Yes    Check Pin 4  EN 0K  gt  Changing X500    Refer to Graph 4 1  a  No    CIRCUIT           VCTCXO Circuit is OK  See next Page to check  ANT SW  amp  Mobile SW       2V75_VVCXO       Tek Run  5 00MS s Sample     c e                    High o1      470 0                     496 0mY           Mean C1   3059mv                    26 02         i  Chi 200        20 0    5 0055 200psipt  A Chi
62. RCUIT DIAGRAM                                                                                                                                                                                        218 VEXT   MEADSELSPK QUT P 2V8 VEXT 2V5 JACK            A  TM i m RADIO_SPK_L    0200       563025  1  RADIO SPK  gt     HEADSET SPK OUT N 1 GND NC 2           4 2 3 4            RADIO SEL  gt   lt  HEADSET SPK N C207 c C208 c  2V5 JACK 2V8 VEXT 218 VEXT 10   10u  HEADSET_SPK P  gt   i  L          HEADSET JACK  R201 R202            2 2K 1M L  U201 MAX9075EXK T  C203        R204  HEADSET_MIC_N  lt       R05 20  ni    w an 5 i    204   C205 C206 33   HOOK DETECT  TEES        233        3      en  gt           R209  220K      1608  ita 1200 2 2uH 4200  HEADSET_SPK_OUT_P  gt  ou   a ar        HEADSET_MIC_P   1213 T     JACK_DETECT     m  1608       E  1201 2 2uH M  HEADSET         OUT        5         5 A                 RADIO_ANT       6217 R216 C216 C218  VA202       203 VA204  T  39p          r  1202  39p 1M 39p           8 8 8 C219  270nH           1Op   1608  4 5 5                             CLOSE      HEADSET JACK    7G      4   TROUBLE SHOOTING       Checking Flow        Resolder J200            Does the audio                           Level at  profile of the phone   Resolder R123  R216  ACK_DETECT   i  change to the       is E signa or Replace J200        earphone mode          Set the audio part of  Set the audio part the test equipment to  of the test Equipment Change the e
63. T1  NC G16    NC B7  NC B5       di          VCHARGE                VBATSENSE  VCHG          ISENSE    R109 330       GATEDRIVE                          102                   HEADSET_MIC_P       AOUTIP       C131  NA   lt  HEADSET MIC        C133 C134 C1 38 C136                         AOUTIN    I C139       AOUT2P1  AOUT2P2  AOUT2N1  AOUT2N2   AOUT3P    Tom          AOUT3N  GPI                                          Section   Date   Sign  amp  Name    Checked    Approved    2005  03 20    2005  03 20    2005  03 20    KIM H J   LEE S Y     KIM B Y     LG Electronics Inc     MODEL  DRAWING  NAME    DRAWING  NO     HEADSET SPK P  HEADSET SPK N                   Sheet Sheets    Hermes 6527  Typhoon 6537B    B2070    Ver 1 1       LG Electronics Inc     7  CIRCUIT DIAGRAM    2V5_JACK    C203         R205 20      2V8 VEXT 2 8 VEXT       HEADSET JACK       U201       7291  0         4 15       a    T  C204   R206 c205  NA 4     HEADSET MIC N  lt  lt                      1608   2   100                  3              gt  HOOK DETECT  2          L200    2 2uH          HEADSET SPK OUT P       R21       HEADSET MIC P 9  JACK DETECT    R213    0           1608     100    1201    2 2uH                   HEADSET SPK OUT N  gt   RADIO_ANT    2V5_VMIC    2V8_VEXT 2V5_JACK       U200 NCP563Q25T1  1 GND NC 4                                  MIC200                               VA203       204         L202  C219   270nH    10     1608  4 7uH                                     2V8 VEXT    U
64. W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000247  2 2   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000263  15   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP ERHY0000220  100 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 RES CHIP         0000220  100 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP  6 R504 RES CHIP ERHY0000223  150 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP                  133         12  EXPLODED VIEW  amp  REPLACEMENT PART LIST                                                             U205 IC EUSY0119001           10 PIN R TP  DUAL SPDT ANALOG SWITCH       134            Level     Description Part Number Specification Color Remark   6 R505 RES CHIP ERHY0000223  150 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP   6 RES CHIP ERHY0000224  180 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP   6 RES CHIP ERHY0000224  180 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP   6 RES CHIP ERHY0000220   100 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP   6 RES CHIP ERHY0000201  0 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP   6 RES CHIP ERHY0000201  0 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP   6 RES CHIP ERHY0000206  18 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP   6 RES CHIP ERHY0000206  18 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP   6 RES CHIP ERHY0000262   12  ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP   6 RES CHIP ERHY0000241  1   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP   6 RES CHIP ERHY0000262  12   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP   6 RES CHIP ERHY0000201  0 ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP   6 RES CHIP ERHY0000254  4 7   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP   6 RES CHIP ERHY0000280  100   ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP   6 RES CHIP ERHY0000241   1  ohm 1 16W J 1005 R TP   6 ENWY0003001  STRAIGHT  SMD    0 6 dB 3 8X3 0X3 6T   s ediz      sa        pu u                      fe Beda             6 U201 Ic EUSY0077701 SC70 
65. X7R HD 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM     0000102  1 pF 50V        NPO          1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0000143  1 nF 50V K X7R HD 1005 R TP  6 C717 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 10 uF 4V        X5R          1608  R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM H0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R          1005  R TP  6 CAP CERAM         0000161  33 nF 16V K X7R HD 1005 R TP  6 CAP CERAM CH0004904   1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP  6 C722 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 1 uF 6 3V        X5R          1005  R TP  6 C723 CAP CERAMIC CHIP CH0004904  1 uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP                        129         12  EXPLODED VIEW  amp  REPLACEMENT PART LIST                                                                                     Level      Description Part Number Specification Color Remark   6 C724 CAP CERAMIC CHIP CH0000279  0 47 uF 10V  Z   5            1608  R TP   6 C725 CAP CERAMIC CHIP  mne nF 10V K X5R HD 1005 R TP   6 CAP CERAMIC  CH0000113  18 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP   6 CAP CERAMIC  CH0000113  18 pF 50V J NPO TC 1005 R TP   6 C728 CAP CERAMIC CHIP      uF 6 3V        X5R       1005  R TP   6 CAP CERAMIC  CH0000117  27 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP   6 CAP CERAMIC  CH0000117  27 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP   6 C732 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 27 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP   6 CAP CERAMIC  CH0000117  27 pF 50V J NP0 TC 1005 R TP   6 CAP CERAMIC  H0000155  10 nF 16V K X7R HD 1005 R TP   6 CONNECTOR  I O ENRY0003501  24        0 5 mm ANGLE       6 DIODE SWITCHING EDSY0012
66. arphone PRBS or continuous  to echo mode and try again wave mode                        Voltage level check  Of HEADSET_SPK_OUT_P   amp  HEADSET_SPK_OUT_N  signal              Can you hear  your voice from  the earphone     Can you hear  your voice from  the earphone     Can you hear  the sound from  the earphone              YES          Voltage level check    Of HEADSET MIC  P  Resolder components        Earphone will work properly       Check  U200  amp  U205  works properly        NO  Resoler U200  amp  U205       Change main board      77      4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       4 11 KEY backlight Trouble    TEST POINT       Pid        PI  B  0                   4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       CIRCUIT DIAGRAM    KEY BACKLIGHT                                  R347  47    R348    R349  47                MIDI_KEY_BL1  gt     MIDI_KEY_BL2  gt              VBAT                               C318 C319 C320  d      ad R344  lt  R345  lt  R346   6323 C321 C322 247 47 47   1u 1u 1u   LEBB S14H  LD30  LEBB S14F LEBB S14H                                     Checking Flow    START         s the voltage level VBA Charge battery    Are all LEDs  Working             Check the soldering  each R and LED    Replace or resoldering  component    YES    Backlight will work properly      79s    05  BB S14H    4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       4 12 Receiver Trouble    TEST POINT                                                                                          415 R111 47  AOUT1P 15    2  gt  REC_P  AOUTIN     
67. ation againg     52     4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       4 2 TX Trouble    TEST POINT       _    Mobile SW       aia           issaiie isis    TRANCEIVER       13Mhz          OSCILLATOR    PAM        53     4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       Checking Flow    HP8960   Test mode  62 CH  7 level setting  TCH   62CH   60dBm setting  BCCH   Spectrum analyzer setting  Oscilloscope setting                   Check  regulator circuit           Check  FEM  amp   Mobile SW       Check  PAM contral  signal    Redownload SW or  Do calibration again     54     4  TROUBLE SHOOTING        1  Checking Regulator Circuit    TEST POINT       Checking Flow    Voltage at  Pind of 0702  Is 2 8V     Regulator Circuit is OK Replace U702  See next Page to check                        Level at  Pin3 of U702  Is high     Change main board       VCTCXO        55     4  TROUBLE SHOOTING        2  Checking VCTCXO Circuit    TEST POINT    Check    Check       Refer to Graph 4 1  b     Refer to Graph 4    Checking Flow            Yes   lt o Changing X500  1                     0101                         Circuit is OK    See next Page to check  ANT SW  amp  Mobile SW    Pin 3        Pin 4        Tek Run  5 00MS s Sample                19 0  5 Ch2 X       1 42 V            1 00      Graph 4 1 a          Honen 470                     ed         Mean C1   3059          Freq C1  2602                  M20 0ns 50855    200psipt  21        2002    Chi   32 0m V  07 13 06    Graph 4 1 b       56       3  Checking Ant SW  amp  Mobi
68. besaved in the NVRAM    9 1 4 Buzzer    This menu is to test the melody sound     1  Melody on   Melody sound is played through the speaker   2  Melody off   Melody sound is off     9 1 5 Vibrator  This menu is to test the vibration mode     1  Vibrator on   Vibration mode is on   2  Vibrator off   Vibration mode is off     9 1 6 ADC  Analog to Digital Converter   This displays the value of each ADC   1  MVBAT ADC   Main Voltage Battery ADC    2  AUX ADC   Auxiliary ADC  3  TEMPER ADC   Temperature ADC      110      9  ENGINEERING MODE       9 1 7 BATTERY    1  Bat Cal   This displays the value of Battery Calibration  The following menus are  displayed in order   BAT_LEV_4V  BAT LEV 3 LIMIT  BAT LEV 2 LIMIT   BAT LEV 1 LIMIT  BAT IDLE LI MIT  BAT INCALL LIMIT   SHUT DOWN  VOLTAGE  BAT RECHARGE LMT    2  TEMP Cal   This displays the value of Temperature Calibration  The following menus are  displayed in order   TEMP  HIGH  LIMIT  TEMP HIGH  RECHARGE        TEMP LOW RECHARGE LMT  TEMP LOW LIMIT    9 1 8 Audio    This is a menu for setting the control register of Voiceband Baseband Codec chip   Although the actual value can be written over  it returns to default value after switching off and  on the phone     1  VbControH   VbControl1 bit Register Value Setting  2  VbControl2   VbControl2 bit Register Value Setting  3  VbControl3   VbControl3 bit Register Value Setting  4  VbControl4   VbControl4 bit Register Value Setting  5  VbControl5   VbControl5 bit Register Value Setting  
69. d                Check SW501 Pin ANT RF  with RF Cable connected    Check SW500 Pin ANT RF  with No RF Cable Connected    Check R512  R515  R517  Check whether FEM   Set as RX mode     Refer toTable 4 2    VC2  Low  VC3  Low    Yes    Check RF Level of  FL500 1  for GSM   amp  FL500 3   for DCS   amp  FL500 5   for PCS          Pin1     62dBm  n 3 5     63dB      Yes        Open      Yes         VC1  Low or HIGH              4  TROUBLE SHOOTING                         gt  Changing SW500  Meg Changing SW500                Changing the board              No             Changing FL500          FEM  amp  Mobile SW is    OK    See next Page to check    Rx IQ Signal          For this RF Level test case   RX Stand alone Mode is needed  refer to chapter 11              51     ANT SW CONTROL TABLE    VC1    ANT SW  EGSM_Tx   DCS PCS_Tx  EGSM DCS_ Rx  PCS_Rx       Table 4 2    4  TROUBLE SHOOTING        4  Checking RX IQ    TEST POINT CIRCUIT                                                                                             gt  13MHZ           lt        lt N        514205         500  5 5 156 Acqs        rese 1       lt   5        i    1 251 V  SMI be  I C2 High  RXI H 1 247 V    cmm Pato      RXQ 296                          TE             50 01            50 0mv M 1004s Ch2 7 1 237 2 Feb 2003  17 46 06    Graph 4 4    Checking Flow  Check C514  C516  No  Check if there is         Replace U500    Any Major Difference    Refer to Graph 4 4 Yes    Redownload software and calibr
70. e power  control loop From reaching saturation  The VBATT tracking circuit eliminates the need to monitor  battery voltage  thereby minimizing switching transients  The RF3166 requires no external routing  or external components  simplifying layout and reducing board space     DCS PCS  RFOUT       Figure 3 5 FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM     19     3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       3 3 13 MHz Clock  VCTCXO  X500     The 13 MHz clock X500  consists of a TCXO Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillator  which  oscillates at a frequency of 13 MHz  It is used within the Si4205  analog base band chipset   0101  AD6537B   digital base band chipset  0100  AD6527         2V75_VVCXO                Figure 3 6 VCTCXO CIRCUIT DIAGRAM    3 4 Power Supplies for RF Circuits  RF LDO  U702     Two regulators are used for RF circuits  One is MIC5255  U702   and the other is one port of  AD6537B  0101     MIC5255  0702  supplies power to transceiver  514205  U500   One port of AD6537B supplies  power to VCTCXO  X500      U101 VVCXO  2 75 V X500  Battery VBAT  3 4 42V U501  U702    Table 3 2 RF POWER SUPPLIERS         20      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF    0702       5255 85    5  1 5       Table 3 7 RF LDO CIRCUIT DIAGRAM      21      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       3 5 Digital Main Processor  AD6527  U100     AD6527 AD6527B GSM PROCESSOR    Keypad KEYPADCOL 7 0  JTAGEN  Matrix KEYPADROW 7 0          TMS  TDI  TDO                   BACKLIGHT 3 0   JTAG  HSL  GPIO Universal  USCTX RX CLK System  Enhaoced Generic serial port  
71. eband Transmit Section    1  The AD6537B Baseband Transmit Section is designed to support GMSK for both  single slotand multi slot application    2  The transmit channel consists of a digital GMSK modulator  a matched pair of 10 bit DACs  and a matched pair of reconstruction filter        AD6537B    BSIFS    BSDI Baseband  Serial    Port    GMSK  Modulator    CSFS    sc Active  Filter           CT Filter  CSDI Control              sc   Active       CSDO Port Filter CT Filter             Figure 3 12 AD6537B BASEBAND TRANSMIT SECTION    3 6 2 Baseband Transmit Section    1  This section consists of two identical ADC channels that process baseband                 1  and  quadrature Q  input signals            AD6537B        Digital  Baseband Filter  Serial  Port         Digital  Filter             Figure 3 13 AD6537B BASEBAND RECEIVER SECTION      30      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       3 6 3 Auxiliary Section    1  This section includes an Automatic Frequency Control AFC  DAC  voltage reference  buffers an Auxiliary ADC  and light controllers       AFC DAC  13 bits    2  This section also contains AUX ADC and Voltage Reference      IDAC  10 bits      The Auxiliary ADC provides      Two differential inputs for temperature sensing     A differential input for the battery charger current sensor          AFCDAC    AD6537B  AFC  DAC    Control    Serial REFTXCM  Port                       gt  s  Reference        gt     P     R              AUXADC2  De                         E   is        
72. ed by external X TAL  The X TAL oscillates 32 768KHz    B  LCD module interface  The LCD module is controlled by AD6527 U100  DBB   In operating mode  the AD6527 U100  controls the LCD module through _LCD_CS   LCD_DIM_CTRL  LCD_RESET  _WR  2V8_VMEM  LCD_ID  LCD_BL_EN     _LCD_CS MAIN LCD driver chip enable  MAIN LCD driver IC has own CS pin  LCD_DIM_CTRL It controls dimming mode of LCD module   GPIO_5     2  This        resets LCD module  This signal comes from DBB directly    _WR Enable writing to LCD Driver    2V8_VMEM 2 8V voltage is supplied to LCD driver IC    LCD_ID    It determines the maker of LCD module    GPIO 16     LCD_BL_EN It controls back light of LCD module   GPO_23        Table 3 3 LCD CONTRON SIGNALS DISCRIPTION      24      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       The backlight of LCD module is controlled by DBB      TPS60230RGTR   0400   The control signals related to Backlight LED are given bellow     LCD_DIM_CTL   GPO 5  Control LCD backlight level in 16 steps  LCD_LED_CTL Control LCD LED    LCD_LED_GND  LCD_BL_EN It Controls back light of LCD module         _223     Table 3 4 DESCRIPTION OF LCD BACKLIGHT LED CONTROL       C  RF interface  The AD6527 control RF parts through PA_BAND  ANT_SW1  ANT_SW2  ANT_SW2   CLKON  PA_EN  S_EN  S_DATA  S_CLK  RF_PWR_DWN     PA EN  GEO TO  s EN  6019  S DATA         S Cu  GPO 2     RF_PWR_DWN GPO 4    Power down Input       Table 3 5 RF CONTRON SIGNALS DISCRIPTION      25      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       D  SIM interface  The AD6527 prov
73. for switching the engineering mode on is 2945     Pressing END will switch  back to non engineering mode operation     C  Key Operation    Use Up and Down key to select a menu and press    select    key to progress the test   Pressing    back    key will switch back to the original test menu     D  Engineering Mode Menu Tree    Engineering    Mode                    Trace             S W  BB Test RF Test MF Mode option Call Timer Reset Version      FM Radio    All Auto Tes    LCD   Backlight      Backlight   Buzzer         Buzzer   Vibrator   5  Vibrator          UART On     UART Off    CD All Calls    Reset          LCD     Key pad    MicSpkTest       ADC    Battery  Audio     DAI         109      9  ENGINEERING MODE       9 1 BB Test  MENU 1   9 1 1 FM Radio    1  Listen Radio   This menu is to used for listening FM Radio  It must be connected Earphone    2  Test ON  3  Test OFF    9 1 2 LCD    1  Contrast value   This menu is to input Contrast Value of the LCD   2  Test ON  3  Test OFF    9 1 3 Backlight  This menu is to test the LCD Backlight and Keypad Backlight    1  Backlight        LCD Backlight and Keypad Backlight light on at the same time    2  Backlight off   LCD Backlight and Keypad Backlight light off at the same time    3  Backlight value   This controls brightness of Backlight  When entering into the menu the  present backlight value in the phone is displayed  Use Left Right key to  adjust the level of brightness  The value of the brightness set at last will  
74. ging time Approx  Under 3 75 hours    RX Sensitivity    GSM  EGSM   104dBm  DCS     104             TX output power    GSM  EGSM  33dBm  Level 5    DCS PCS  30dBm  Level 0        GPRS compatibility    Class 10       SIM card type    3V Small Only       Display    Main LCD   CSTN 128 x 128 pixel 65K Color       Status Indicator    Hard icons  Key Pad  0 9       4                                     Send Key  END PWR Key  Soft Key Left Right        ANT    Internal       EAR Phone Jack    Yes  stereo        PC Synchronization    Yes       Speech coding    EFR FR HR       Data and Fax    Yes       Vibrator    Yes       Loud Speaker    No       Voice Recording    Yes       Microphone       Yes          Speaker   Receiver    One way dual speaker    Feature    2  PERFORMANCE       Comment       Travel Adapter    Yes       MIDI    40 Poly  Mono SPK                                    Options       Data Cable          2  PERFORMANCE       2 2 Technical Specification    Description    Frequency Band    Specification    EGSM   TX   890    n 1024  x 0 2 MHz   RX   935    n 1024  x 0 2 MHz  n 975 1024   DCS   TX   1710    n  512  x 0 2 M z   RX   1805    n    512  x 0 2 MHz  n 512 885   PCS   TX   1810    n 512  x 0 2 MHz   RX   1905    n 512  x 0 2 MHz  n 512 885        Phase Error    RMS  lt  5 degrees  Peak  lt  20 degrees       Frequency Error    Power Level        lt 0 1 ppm  GSM  EGSM       Power       33dBm       31dBm       29dBm       27dBm       25dBm       23dBm       21dBm     
75. h  which is connected independently    Functions  the row and column lines of the keypad are connected to ports of AD6527    The columns are outputs  while the rows are inputs and have pull up resistors built in    When a key is pressed  the corresponding row and column are connected together  causing the  row input to go low and generate an interrupt  The columns rows are then scanned by AD6527 to  identify the pressed key     R301  10K END    R309 pei sss P  POWERKEY  lt          680    Y          KEY ROWO  lt     VA311  AVLC14S02050        P       KEY_ROW1  lt  lt                  VA302  AVLC14S02050     2301         5  303       45                       KEY_ROW2  lt  TSV    VA303  AVLC14S02050     2306     2308      9                           KEY_ROW3  lt     VA304  AVLC14S02050 AVLC14S02050    SP312     2313      SOL                               R335  KEY  ROWA  lt  do  660 VA305  AVLC14S02050 0             2317   9   2318   9    SP319        po        ed              le gy LL       KEY  6040  gt                 VA307     VA308          vasos           SIM DATA  gt        AVLC14S02050 AV                          SY AVLC14S02050 AVLC14S02050      Aviciasozoso    R340                                    KEY_COL1  gt                 R341                  KEY_COL2  gt        R342       KEY_COL3  gt        R343       KEY_COL4  gt     VA331  AVLC14S02050          Figure 3 24 Keypad Switches and Scanning      41      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       3 10 Microphone    The microphone i
76. he phones is activating normally     10 2 Setting Method  A  COM port    a  Move your mouse on the    Connect    button  then click the right button of the mouse and  select    Com setting        b  In the    Dialog Menu     select the values as explained below     Port   select a correct COM port    Baud rate   38400    Leave the rest as default values    B  Tx    1  Selecting Channel    Select one of GSM or DCS Band and input appropriate channel     2  Selecting APC  a  Select either Power level or Scaling Factor   b  Power level   Input appropriate value GSM  between 5 19  or DCS  between 0 15   c  Scaling Factor    A    Ramp Factor    appears on the screen     You may adjust the shape of the Ramp or directly input the values         Rx    1  Selecting Channel   Select one of GSM or DCS Band and input appropriate channel     2  Gain Control Index  0  26  and RSSI level    See if the value of RSSI is close to   16dBm when setting the value between 0   26 in  Gain Control Index     Normal phone should indicate the value of RSSI close to   16dBm       114      10  STAND ALONE TEST       10 3 Means of Test    a  Select a COM port   b  Set the values in Tx or Rx   c  Select band and channel   d  After setting them all above  press connect button   e  Press the start button    Disconnect          Figure 10 1  HW test program      115     ey 37         IU           x                     ITTTT     igure 10  e  r      ie  2       C 11111  3  137500  196   146   104  71  43  39  39 
77. heck the soldering of  R207  R208  R210   C210  C211            Resolder component         IMicrophone will work  properly      83      4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       4 14 RTC Trouble    TEST POINT        CIRCUIT DIAGRAM                                                C129 1000         MC 146_12 5pF a_i CLKIN  3 mm  CLKON  lt  lt                     OSCOUT  2 1 OSCIN  T PWRON PWRON  i RESET  gt  NRESET  32 768KHz  lt a           RADIO_STO GPIO_0_IRDA_TX  RADIO_DETECT GPIO 1 IRDA RX          SPK_RADIO_SEL GPIO_2_NIRDA_EN                                        R104 10K  9 o  1u            6149  C112    T 27p        C113 lu              lt   m  C114 lu  D  C115  lu  C116  Tu       C117    2 2     1608       CTI8      a           84     4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       Checking Flow            Is the voltage  level of BAT100   gt  1 2          Charge or change BAT100             Check NO  Soldering of    R104  C112  C149          Resolder R104  C112  C149    NO        Check  the voltage at  1 4 of X100           Resolder R110  C130 or  Replace X100    YES    Change main board     85     4  TROUBLE SHOOTING       4 15 Indication LED Trouble    TEST POINT                        Q301         1                             per cui   pens        a       CIRCUIT DIAGRAM                                        VBAT  VCHARGE VBAT 1  Seco   0324       10 Si         0 1u     __  325                 NZ LD306      2012 1  E      R352  R353 215  1K  La z ower  3  R355 R356  PRECHARGE  gt  a               15
78. ides SIM Interface Module  The AD6527 checks status periodically during  established call mode whether SIM card is inserted or not  but it doesn t check during deep  Sleep mode  In order to communicate with SIM card  3 signals SIM_DATA  SIM_CLK   SIM_RST GPIO_23  are required   The descriptions about the signals are given by bellow Table 3 6 in detail     This pin receives and sends data to SIM card   This model can support only 3 0 volt interface SIM card     Clock 3 25MHz frequency   SIM_RST         _23  Reset SIM block    Table 3 6 SIM CONTRON SIGNALS DISCRIPTION       2V85_VSIM 2V85_VSIM           5  lt  SIM RST     lt  SIM            Figure 3 9 SIM Interface of AD6527    E  Key interface  Include 5 column  5 row and additional GPIO 35 for KEY ROWS   The AD6527 detects whetherkey is pressed or not by using interrupt method     F  AD6537B Interrupt    AD6537B provides an active high interrupt output signal   Interrupt signals are generated by the Auxiliary ADC  audio  and charger modules       26      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF    AD6527 AD6527B  AD6535    DSP Serial Link Audio Baseband  Subsystem and Power    Management      DSP BUS    DMA and BUS    ARBITRATION    _         IM    MUC  Subsystem   ARM7TDMI       Peripheral  Subsystem       Figure 3 10 AD6527 ARCHITECTURE    The internal architecture of AD6527 is shown above Figure 3 10  AD6527 regroups three main  subsystems connected together through a dynamic and flexible communication bus network    It also includes onboard sy
79. l class above 300MHz    CALIBRATION EQUIPMENT LIST    GPIB Cable    Mobile Switch Cable    Figure    Power Supply                                             Ooooooos          GPIB           Cable            Battery Simulator                                                                                                                                                                                              5 2 EQUIPMENT SETUP      96         5  DOWNLOAD AND CALIBRATION    MON  Status       Figure 5 3 THE TOP VIEW OF TEST JIG    C  Test Jig Operation    Power Supply Usually 4 0V  Travel Adaptor Use TA  name is TA 20G 24pin           Table 5 2 JIG POWER    Switch Number Description    Switch 1 ADI REMOTE In ON state  phone is awaked  It is used ADI chipset        Switch 2 TI REMOTE In ON state  phone is awaked  It is used TI chipset   Switch 3 VBAT       Power is provided for phone from battery       Switch 4 PS             Power is provided for phone from Power supply    Table 5 3 JIG DIP SWITCH    LED Number  LED 1  LED 2  LED 3  LED 4    Description       Power is provided for Test Jig        Indicate charging state of the phone battery       Indicate data transfer state through the UART port                Indicate data transfer state through the MON port    Table 5 4 LED DESCRIPTION      97      5  DOWNLOAD AND CALIBRATION       1  Connect as Fig 6 2 RS232 serial cable is connected between COM port of PC and MON port  of TEST JIG  in general    2  Set the Power Supply
80. le SW    BB in             me  C i  C l  r                Figure 4 5             0512 L  22p T                   C517  10nH                                                    R512   lt  ANT SW3        10                   0535 0  1 2700  R515   lt  ANT_SW2 GPO 11    087 0            R517   lt  ANT_SWI 680 9    0539 0  2  2700       ill        57     4   TROUBLE SHOOTING          e               gt  saweran    Gort             VC1 LOW  Cern e        a   VC2 LOW             116           L za    FEM Control EGSM  Graph 4 6 a              1                             Pun  VC1 LOW vt sawsi  Cored Poe    Th EM  VC2 HIGH    VC3 LOW    FEM Control DCS  amp  PCS  Graph 4 6 b     4  TROUBLE SHOOTING    Checking Flow       For the test   TX Stand alone Mode is needed  Refer to    chapter 11  PL 7 for GSM  PL 2 for DCS        Check R512  R515  R517 No   Check whether FEM     Set as TX mode Changing board    Refer to Graph4 6 a   4 6 b       Refer to Table 4 3    Yes  Check RF Level of Pin17    29 5dBm Go to 4 3 5 Checking PAM  FL500 Pin 17  for GSM   amp  Pin 15 Pin15    26 5dBm control singnal        for DCS     Check SW500 ANT  RF with RF  Cable connected     Yes   lt  lt  om  gt  Changing SW500  Yes  Check SW500 ANT  RF No  with RF Cable disconnected          gt   Changing SW500  Yes  ANT SW CONTROL TABLE    EGSM Tx   DCS PCS Tx  EGSM DCS Rx  PCS               Table 4 2      58      4  TROUBLE SHOOTING        4  Checking PAM Control Signal    TEST POINT CIRCUIT     lt  TX           
81. ne for the GSM 850   824 849 MHz  and E GSM 900  880 915 MHz  bands and one for the DCS 1800  1710 1785  MHz  and PCS 1900  1850 1910MHz  bands                                                                                150    RF      150       IF Si4205  PDRB   PLL            PLL   2          1 0   SWAP         0                               X       2      170    2          B    m  TXBAND 1 0  A  TXQN          Figure 3 3 SI4205 TRANSMITTER PART    A  IF Modulator    The baseband converter BBC  within the GSM chipset generates   and Q baseband signals  for the Transmit vector modulator  The modulator provides more than 40dBc of carrier and  unwanted sideband rejection and produces a GMSK modulated signal  The baseband  software is able to cancel out differential DC offsets in the     baseband signals caused by  imperfections in the D A converters    The Tx Modulator implements a quadrature modulator  A quadrature mixer upconverts the  differential in phase            TXIN  and quadrature TXQP  TXQN  signals with the IFLO to  generate a SSB IF signal that is filtered and used as the reference input to the OPLL    The IFLO frequency is generated between 766 and 896 MHz and internally divided by 2 to  generate the quadrature LO signals for the quadrature modulator  resulting in an IF between  383 and 448 MHz  For the E GSM 900 band  two different IFLO frequencies are required for  spur management  Therefore  the IF PLL must be programmed per channel in the E GSM  900 band   
82. ntification input    REFCHG   voltage reference output  4  TA  Travel Adaptor     Input voltage        85V   260V  50 60Hz    Output voltage   DC 5 2V  0 2 V     Output current   Max 800mA  50mA   5  Battery    Li ion battery  Max 4 2V  Nom 3 7V     Standard battery  Capacity  830mAh          VCHARGER              AD6537B    Control    GATEDRIVE                   VBATx    B  4 Terminal Battery Pack       REFCHG       TEMP2            Rrewe  thermistor    Interrupt  Logic          Figure 3 18 AD6537B BATTERY CHARGING BLOCK      35      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF                  AOUTIN  AOUT2P1  AOUT2P2  AOUT2N1  AOUT2N2  AOUT3P  AOUT3N  GPI                                           AOUTIP  AOUTIN  AOUT2P1             AOUT2P2  AOUT2N1  AOUT2N2             IHEADSET_SPK_P  IHEADSET_SPK_N     lt  RINGTONE                            From Headset  Microphone    To Headset  Speaker       Figure 3 19 B2000 HEADSET SPEAKER MIC CIRCUIT  AD6537B     From Main          TH   Microphone    HEADSET_MIC_P             ci 35 C136                py  390                         HEADSET_SPK_P       HEADSET_SPK_N              lt  RINGTONE                               To Main  Receiver       Figure 3 20 B2000 MAIN SPEAKER MIC CIRCUIT  AD6537B       36      3  TECHNICAL BRIEF    NORMAL  CHARGING  i VCHARGE  VMEMSEL  GND_NET1  NC_G16          NC_B7  NC_B5       VBATSENSE  VCHG  ISENSE  GATEDRIVE                   TPCF8102             VCHARGE       Trickle  E  CHARGING 2012 1     R352  15             ower  R
83. oader program in PC and select Erase Don t check OWUD      1  SelectO 2  SelectO  Port En    rj xd Rate              O  921600         P 3  SelectO    oe Hermes      4  SelectO                        5  Insert FDI  region                0  1080000    L 6  Don t Check    OWUD                1  PressO  Start  and Wait              92     5  DOWNLOAD AND CALIBRATION       3  Press Write to start Download and press            to choose software  AlchemyDate mot     23 SpeeDo  ST Memory                Port Set   Port  comi    Rate        1  Select  Target Set Port  Model  Hermes z     USB            Operation                 Read v   wWrite  C                     Cal    Skip Data Size  START                 16KB           DEM  Files                              FF            Device Code          0  1002000    5  0  7    000     lt  Status  gt               Owup     53 Download Model         U                93      5  DOWNLOAD AND CALIBRATION       4  Choose software    1  Select File                       AlchemyData   CodeData  mot    2x    amp J gl ek            DIE N        AlchemyData mot   70           SAD   Motorola format     mot      FA      5  Wait until coverting from MOT to BIF is completed  Don   t check OWUD               Port  COMI   Rate     gt        Target Set    Model  Hermes       USE    BIN  Operation Mode      Read Write  7                       Cal     Skip Data Size    5                      C          C             Files   v     598     ProjectW SW  Hest B
84. or battery calibration   You can get main Battery Config Table and temperature Config Table    11 7 Setting    check com port and cable loss  Select automatic calibration item   If you uncheck one item calibration will stop from the unchecked item   This is useful when you want to process only oneitem     11 8 How to do calibration    A  Connect cable between phone and serial port of PC    B  Connect Ag8960 equipment and Power Supply and phone    C  Set correct port and baud rate    D  Press Start button  AutoCal process all calibration procedure   i  AGC EGSM       AGC DCS         APC EGSM   iv  APC DCS   v  ADC   E  After finished all measurement  The state is return to SETUP    F  The Cal file will be generated and then the calibration data will be written into phone and then  will be reset       119        120      12  EXPLODED VIEW  amp  amp  REPLACEMENT PART LIST       12 1 Exploded View          elec                         Cam                  121                                                                                                                           30 LABEL APPROVAL 1 MLAA0030701  29 TAPE JTACK  1 MTAZ0063601  28 TAPE PROTECTION REAR  1 MTAZ0063001  27 TAPE REAR  1 MTAZ0063501  26 INSERT 1 MICZ0016801  25 SCREW M1 4_H4 0 1 GMEY0004001  24 TAPE SIELD  L  1 MTAC0021401  23 TAPE SIELD  A  1           021301  22                   1       20060101  21 GASKET SIELD FORM 1 MGAD0079301  20 COVER BATTERY 1         00 13801  19 BATTERY MODULE 1 SBCL0001303  1
85. ot be responsible for any charges that result from such unauthorized use   B  Incidence of Harm    If a telephone company determines that the equipment provided to customer is faulty and  possibly causing harm or interruption in service to the telephone network  it should disconnect  telephone service until repair can be done  A telephone company may temporarily disconnect  service as long as repair is not done     C  Changes in Service    A local telephone company may make changes in its communications facilities or procedure   If these changes could reasonably be expected to affect the use of the this phone or  compatibility with the network  the telephone company is required to give advanced written  notice to the user  allowing the user to take appropriate steps to maintain telephone service     D  Maintenance Limitations    Maintenance limitations on this model must be performed only by the manufacturer or its  authorized agent  The user may not make any changes and or repairs expect as specifically  noted in this manual  Therefore  note that unauthorized alternations or repair may affect the  regulatory status of the system and may void any remaining warranty     1  INTRODUCTION       E  Notice of Radiated Emissions  This model complies with rules regarding radiation and radio frequency emission as defined by  local regulatory agencies  In accordance with these agencies  you may be required to provide  information such as the following to the end user     F  Pictures   
86. played on the screen   Test will be completed in 15 seconds automatically     9 3 7 MicSpkTest    The sound from MIC is recorded for about 3 seconds  then it is replayed on the speaker  automatically       112      9  ENGINEERING MODE       9 4 Trace option  MENU 4   This is NOT a necessary menu to be used by neither engineers nor users   9 5 Call timer  MENU 5   This menu is to set the Digital Audio Interface Mode for Speech Transcoder and Acoustic testing   1  All calls   This displays total conversation time  User cannot reset this value   2  Reset settings   This resets total conversation time to this  00 00 00    3  DAI DOWNLINK   Speech decoder test  4  DAI OFF   DAI mode off    9 6 Fact  Reset  MENU 6     This Factory Reset menu is to format data block in the flash memory and this procedure set up the  default value in data block     Attention    Fact  Reset  i e Factory Reset  should be only used during the Manufacturing process       Servicemen should NOT progress this menu  otherwise some of valuable data such as  Setting value  RF Calibration data  etc  cannot be restored again     9 7 SW version  MENU 7     This displays software version stored in the phone       113      10  STAND ALONE TEST       10  STAND ALONE TEST  10 1 Introduction  This manual explains how to examine the status of RX and TX of the model   A  Tx Test  TX test   this is to see if the transmitter of the phones is activating normally   B  Rx Test    RX test   this is to see if the receiver of t
87. s placed to the front cover and contacted to main PCB  The audio signal is    passed to AIN2P and AIN2N pins of AD6535  The voltage supply VMIC is ou    tput from AD6537B     and is a biased voltage for the AIN2P  The AIN2P and AIN2N signals are then A D converted by the    voiceband ADC part of AD6537B The digitized speech  PCM 8KHz  16KHz  i  DSP section of AD6527 for processing  coding  interleaving etc      2V5_VMIC              C201 C202  10u                                           77         201     200                            5 then passed to the    MIC200    OB4 15L42 C33L    AVL5M02 200   AVL5M02 200    Figure 3 25 Connection between Microphone and AD6537B    3 11 Main Speaker    In the case of B2070  The main speaker is driven directly from AD6537B AOUT1P and AOUT1N    pins and the gain is controlled by the PGA in an AD6537B        TNA  e       RECEIVER SP                EAKER SELECTION       OUTPUT          CN200  SPK_SEL        Low       C298    RECEIVER          NA             SPEAKER                    42        3  TECHNICAL BRIEF       3 12 Headset Interface    This phone chooses a 5 pin type headset which has 6 electrodes such as  HEADSET_SPK_OUT_P  HEADSET_MIC_P  JACK_DETECT  HEADSET_SPK_OUT_N   RADIO_ANT   This type supports stereo sound    Switching from Receiver to Headset Jack  If jack is inserted  JACK_DETECT goes from high to low   Audio path is switched from receiver to earphone by JACK_DETECT interrupt     Switching from Headset Jack to Receiver 
88. stem RAM  SRAM  and interfaces with external Flash Memory   Baseband converter functions  and terminal functions like MMI  SIM and Universal System  Connector  USC     The Digital Signal Processing  DSP  subsystem primarily hosts all the speech processing   channel equalization and channel codec functions  The code used to implement such functions  can be stored in external Flash Memory and dynamically downloaded on demand into the DSP   s  program RAM and Instruction Cache    The micro controller subsystem supports all the GSM terminal software  including the layer 1  2  and 3 of the GSM protocol stack  the MMI  and applications software such as data services  test  and maintenance  It is tightly associated with on chip system SRAM and also includes boot ROM  memory with a small dedicated routine to facilitate the initialization of the external Flash Memory  via code download using the on chip serial interface to the external Flash Memory interface   The peripheral subsystem is composed of system peripherals such as interrupt controller  real  time clock  watch dog timer  power management and a timing and control module  It also includes  peripheral interfaces to the terminal functions  keyboard  battery supervision  radio and display   Both the DSP and the MCU can access the peripheral subsystem via the peripheral bus  PBUS    For program and data storage  both the MCU subsystem and the DSP subsystem can access  the on chip system SRAM and external memory such Flash Memory 
89. to    the Flash Memory      Enable or disable Tool bar    Enable or disable status bar    Connect the phone with PC  This procedure checks whether    the PC is connected    ag8960    or not  After that it performs  sync  procedure withphone  If the sync  procedure is  successful state column on status bar changed to SETUP  else  you should disconnect phone and try again from the beginning  and also check the whole connection  All measurement is  performed at state SETUP       Show COM port setting dialog and Baudrate you can change     etc       Connect the Ag8960 GPIB card with PC       117      11  AUTO CALIBRATION             Figure 11 1 Auto Calibration Program    Screen     Cable loss  Screen     GPIB Primary address       Screen     ADC Channel  Screen     Auto Calibration Item      Enter the RF cable loss GSM and DCS    Enter the SS Ag8960  and PS Tektronix PS2521G  GPIB  address      Default ADC Calibration Channel    Default Calibration Settings about Tx  Rx  ADC and write BIN    file      118      11  AUTO CALIBRATION       11 4 AGC    This procedure is for Rx calibration    In this procedure  We can get RSSI correction value  Set band EGSM and press Start button the  result window will show correction values per every power level and gain code and the same  measure is performed per every frequency     11 5 APC    This procedure is for Txcalibration   In this procedure you can get proper scale factor value and measured power level     11 6 ADC    This procedure is f
90. troller to switch either Tx or Rx path  on     VC1 VC2 VC3    PCS   DCS Rx 2 5 3 0V OV       Table 3 1 THE LOGIC AND CURRENT    The logic and current is given below Table 3 1    Three differential input LNAs are integrated    514205  The GSM input supports the  GSM850  869 849 MHz  or E GSM 900  925 960MHz  bands  The DCS input supports  theDCS 1800  1805 1880 MHz  band  The PCS input supports the PCS 1900  1930   1990    2  band    The LNA inputs are matched to the 1500 balanced output SAW filters through external LC  matching networks         LNA gain is controlled with the LNAG 1  0  and LNAC 1 0  bits in  register O5h  Figure 3 2       14     3  TECHNICAL BRIEF                                                                                      4205        A       GSM    A    3 LN       20  gt          gt  CX       sro                       pcs LY  m LNA      a   X     9  ADC  gt      ns         pe pee 8   X   4                4 06450     RXBAND 1 0    0 90   AGAIN2 0  100 kHz  CSEL DACCMI1 0   LNAC 1 0  DACFS 1 0   LNAG 1 0  ZERODEL 2 0   RF Noe   15 0   PLL RFUP                                  Figure 3 2 54205 RECEIVER PART    B  Intermediate frequency  IF  and Demodulation    A quadrature image reject mixer downconvertsthe RF signal to a 100KHz intermediate  frequency  IF  with the RFLO from the frequency synthesizer  The RFLO frequency is  between 1737 8 to 1989 9 MHz  and is internally divided by 2 for GSM 850 and E GSM 900  modes  The mixer output is amplified with
91. um Shift Keying       GPIB    General Purpose Interface Bus       Global System for Mobile Communications    International Portable User Identity       Intermediate Frequency       Liquid Crystal Display       Low Drop Output       Light Emitting Diode          Offset Phase Locked Loop       1  INTRODUCTION       Power Amplifier Module       Printed Circuit Board       Programmable Gain Amplifier    Phase Locked Loop       Public Switched Telephone Network       Radio Frequency       Receiving Loudness Rating    Root Mean Square       Real Time Clock    Surface Acoustic Wave       Subscriber Identity Module       Sending Loudness Rating       Static Random Access Memory       Pseudo SRAM       Side Tone Masking Rating       Travel Adapter       Time Division Duplex       UART    Time Division Multiple Access    Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter       VCO    Voltage Controlled Oscillator       VCTCXO    Voltage Control Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillator       WAP          Wireless Application Protocol    2  PERFORMANCE       2  PERFORMANCE    2 1 H W Features    Standard Battery    Feature    Li ion  780 mAh  Battery Size  105 5 W  x 44 H  x 15 8 T   mm   Battery Weight  TBD    Comment       Stand by Current    Under the minimum current consumption environment   such as paging period 9   the level of standby current  is below 4mA        Talk time    Up to 2 hours  GSM TX Level 5        Stand by time    Up to 200 hours  Paging Period  9  RSSI   85 dBm     Char
    
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