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GSM TELEPHONE SGH-U700 GSM TELEPHONE CONTENTS 1. Specification 2. Exploded View and Parts list 3. Chart of Troubleshooting 4. Array course control 5. Block Diagrams 6. PCB Diagrams 7. MAIN Electrical Parts List 8. Reference data 9. Safety Precautions 10. Product Function Contents 1. Specification 1-1. GSM/CDMA General Specification ...1-1 1-2. GSM TX power class ...1-2 2. Exploded View and Parts list 2-1. Cellular phone Exploded View ...2-1 2-2. Cellular phone Parts list ...2-2 2-3. Disassembly ...2-4 2-4. Assembly ...2-14 3. Chart of Troubleshooting 3-1. Baseband ...3-1 3-1-1. Power ON ...3-1...
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GSM TELEPHONE SGH-U700

GSM TELEPHONE CONTENTS 1. Specification 2. Exploded View and Parts list 3. Chart of Troubleshooting 4. Array course control 5. Block Diagrams 6. PCB Diagrams 7. MAIN Electrical Parts List 8. Reference data 9. Safety Precautions 10. Product Function, Contents 1. Specification 1-1. GSM/CDMA General Specification ...1-1 1-2. GSM TX power class ...1-2 2. Exploded View and Parts list 2-1. Cellular phone Exploded View ...2-1 2-2. Cellular phone Parts list ...2-2 2-3. Disassembly ...2-4 2-4. Assembly ...2-14 3. Chart of Troubleshooting 3-1. Baseband ...3-1 3-1-1. Power ON ...3-1 3-1-2. System Initial ...3-6 3-1-3. SIM Part ...3-8 3-1-4. Charging Part ...3-10 3-1-5. Microphone Part ...3-13 3-1-6. Speaker Part ...3-16 3-1-7. Receiver Part ...3-20 3-1-8. Camera Part ...3-22 3-1-9. LCD ...3-26 3-2. RF ...3-13 3-2-1. EGSM Receiver ...3-30 3-2-2. EGSM Transmitter ...3-31 3-2-3. DCS Receiver ...3-32 3-2-4. DCS Transmitter ...3-33 3-2-5. PCS Receiver ...3-34 3-2-6. PCS Transmitter ...3-35 3-2-7. UMTS Receiver ...3-40 3-2-8. UMTS Transmitter ...3-41 3-2-9. BLUETOOTH ...3-45, Contents 4. Array course control 4-1. Downloading Binary Files ...4-2 4-2. Pre-requsite for Downloading ...4-2 4-3. S/W Downloader Program ...4-3 5. Block Diagrams 6. PCB Diagrams 7. MAIN Electrical Parts List 8. Reference data 8-1. Reference Abbreviate ...8-1 9. Safety Precautions 9-1. Repair Precaution ...9-1 9-2. ESD(Electrostaically Sensitive Devices) Precaution ...9-2 10. Product Function, 1. Specification 1-1. GSM/WCDMA General Specification EGSM 900 DCS1800 Phase 2 Phase 1 PCS1900 WCDMA Freq. Band[MHz] 880~915 1710~1785 1850~1910 1920~1980 Upl ink/Downl ink 925~960 1805~1880 1930~1990 2110~2170 ARFCN range 0~124 &975~1023 512~885 512~810 10562~10838 Tx/Rx spacing 45 MHz 95 MHz 80 MHz 190 MHz Mod. Bit rate/ 270.833 kbps 270.833 kbps 270.833 kbps Bit Per iod 3.692 us 3.692 us 3.692 us 3.84 Mcps/s Time Slot Per iod/Frame 576.9 us 576.9 us 576.9 us 10 ms Period 4.615 ms 4.615 ms 4.615 ms Modulat ion 0.3 GMSK 0.3 GMSK 0.3 GMSK UL:2BPSkDL:QPSK MS Power 33 dBm~5 dBm 30 dBm~0 dBm 30 dBm~0 dBm MAX:24(+1,-3) dBmMIN:<-50 dBm Power Class 5 pcl ~ 19 pcl 0 pcl ~ 15 pcl 0 pcl ~ 15 pcl CLASS3 Sensi t iv i ty -102 dBm -100 dBm -100 dBm -106.7 dBm TDMA Mux888- Cel l Radius 35 Km 2 Km - - 1-1, Specification 1-2. GSM TX power class TX Power TX Power TX Power EGSM900 DCS1800 PCS1900 control level control level control level 5 33±2 dBm 0 30±3 dBm 0 30±3 dBm 6 31±2 dBm 1 28±3 dBm 1 28±3 dBm 7 29±2 dBm 2 26±3 dBm 2 26±3 dBm 8 27±2 dBm 3 24±3 dBm 3 24±3 dBm 9 25±2 dBm 4 22±3 dBm 4 22±3 dBm 10 23±2 dBm 5 20±3 dBm 5 20±3 dBm 11 21±2 dBm 6 18±3 dBm 6 18±3 dBm 12 19±2 dBm 7 16±3 dBm 7 16±3 dBm 13 17±2 dBm 8 14±3 dBm 8 14±3 dBm 14 15±2 dBm 9 12±4 dBm 9 12±4 dBm 15 13±2 dBm 10 10±4 dBm 10 10±4 dBm 16 11±3 dBm 11 8±4 dBm 11 8±4 dBm 17 9± 3dBm 12 6±4 dBm 12 6±4 dBm 18 7±3 dBm 13 4±4 dBm 13 4±4 dBm 19 5±3 dBm 14 2±5 dBm 14 2±5 dBm 15 0±5 dBm 15 0±5 dBm 1-2, 2. Exploded View and Parts List 2-1. Cellular phone Exploded View QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 QKP01 2-1, Exploded View and Parts List 2-2. Cellular phone Parts list Design LOC Discription SEC CODE QAN02 INTENNA-SGHU700 GH42-01222A QBA00 ASSY CASE-BATT UPPER GH98-03988A QBA01 INNER BATTERY PACK-900MAH GH43-02398A QCA01 UNIT-SGHU700 CAMERA GH59-04220A QCH03 ASSY CASE-LED HOLDER GH98-04251A QCR03 SCREW-MACHINE 6001-001811 QCR12 SCREW-MACHINE 6001-001530 QKP01 ASSY KEYPAD-MAIN(XEF/SB) GH98-03995A QLC01 MEA-LCD MODULE KIIT GH97-07710A QMP01 PBA MAIN-SGHU700 GH92-03467A QPC01 MEA-SLIDE FPCB KIT GH97-07709A QRE04 PMO-DECO REAR GH72-37458A QSC05 ASSY CASE-LOWER SCREW CAP L GH98-04427A QSC06 ASSY CASE-LOWER SCREW CAP R GH98-04428A QSH01 ASSY CASE-SHIELD BRACKET GH98-03987A QSP02 UNIT-SGHU700 SPK MODULE GH59-04495A QVO01 PMO-KEY VOLUME GH72-37466A QME01 UNIT-SGHU700 KEY PAD FPCB ASS' GH59-04121A QMI01 AS-SGHI607 MIC GH81-06077A QFU01 ASSY CASE-SLIDE UPPER WHEEL GH98-05024A QCK01 PMO-KEY POWER V3 GH72-39119A QFR01 ASSY CASE-FRONT S/LOWER(TIM) GH98-05367A QFL01 ASSY CASE-SLIDE LOWER GH98-03986A QHI01 ASSY HINGE-LINK HINGE GH98-03994A QFR02 ASSY CASE-FRONT(TIM) GH98-05365A QRE01 ASSY CASE-REAR(TIM) GH98-05322A QCK01 PMO-KEY CAM GH72-37468A QSD01 PMO-COVER MICRO SD GH72-37472A QRF03 PMO-COVER EARJACK GH72-37473A 2-2, Exploded View and Parts List Discription SEC CODE BAG PE 6902-000634 CBF INTERFACE-DATA LINK CABLE GH39-00444B ADAPTOR-SGHE690,SIL,EU,A_TYPE GH44-01361B S/W CD-SGHU700 PC STUDIO 3.1 GH46-00450A UNIT-EARPHONE,SGHE490,SIL,B-TY GH59-03883B LABEL(R)-WATER SOAK GH68-09361A LABEL(R)-MAIN(TIM) GH68-14910F MANUAL USERS-TIM ITALIAN GH68-14966A CUSHION-CASE TA2 MA2 GH69-05116A BOX(P)-UNIT MAIN(TIM) GH69-05474K RMO RUBBER-KEY CAM GH73-09876A RMO RUBBER-PMIC GH73-09996A MPR-VINYL BOHO MAIN STA GH74-29774A MPR-TAPE COVER LCD GH74-30596A TAPE INSU-J TAG GH74-33005A TAPE-PYRESIA CAM GH74-33076A TAPE-SHIELD B GND GH74-33077A TAPE-PYREXIA PAM GH74-33346A TAPE INSU GH74-33348A AS-SGHU700 CAMERA TAPE(VGA) GH81-06351A AS-SGHU700 CAMERA TAPE(3M) GH81-06352A 2-3, Exploded View and Parts List 2-3. Disassembly12Use the disjointing hole 1) Detach a RF sheet and unscrew the 6 points. 2) Separate the REAR from the FRONT ass'y using 1) Disjoin the connectors from the PBA. assembly stick. ※ Caution ※ Caution 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. 2) Be care of damage to the FPCBs. 3 4 Disjoint the MIC 1) Disjoin the tape in the red box. 2) Disjoin the MIC. 3) Disjoin the shield can and key pad. 1) Unscrew the 4 points. ※ Caution ※ Caution 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. 1) Be care of damage to the FPCBs. 2) Be care of damage to the FPCB. 2) Be care of scratch and molding damage. 2-4, Exploded View and Parts List561) Disassemble the slide lower into the slide upper. (follow an arrow). 2) Disassemble the slide FPCB into hole of slide lower. 1) Disassemble the UPPER by using a assembly stick. ※ Caution ※ Caution 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. 7 8 Separate a camera module from the UPPER using a tweezer. 1) Separate a camera module from the UPPER. 2) Separate a camera FPCB from LCD module. 1)Separate the LCD module from the UPPER. ※ Caution ※ Caution 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. 2) Be care of damage to F-PCB. 2) Be care of damage to LCD FPCB.. 2-5, Exploded View and Parts List 1)Take the LCD out. ※ Caution 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. 1) Be care of damage to camera FPCB.. 2-6, Exploded View and Parts List 2-4. Assembly121)Solder speaker/motor module to the pad of 1) Assemble the power key and LED into the camera module. speaker module. ※ Caution 2) Keep the orders. 1) Be care of damage to the F-PCB of speaker ※ Caution module 1) Be care of damage to the F-PCBs. 3 4 1)Check the external damage of LCD module. 1)Attach the tapes to the designated 2 points. ※ Caution ※ Caution 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. 2) White holder should not be attatched on the 2) Be care of damage to the F-PCB of speaker LED. module. 2-7, Exploded View and Parts List561) Assemble the slide FPCB into the LCD module. 2) Solder the side pads of slide FPCB. ※ Caution 1)Attach the tape to the designated point. 1) Be care of damage to F-PCB of slide. ※ Caution 2) Be care of solder longer than 3 seconds. 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. 7 8 1) Place the LCD module like the picture. 2) Attach the touch FPCB to the designated point. 3) Solder the pads of touch FPCB. 1)Check the external damage of slide upper. ※ Caution 1) Be care of damage to the touch F-PCB ※ Caution 2) Please keep the guide silks attaching touch 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. F-PCB. 2-8, Exploded View and Parts List 9 10 1) Assemble the camera module into the LCD module. 1)Attach the copper tape to the designated point. ※ Caution ※ Caution 1) Be care of damage to the LCD module. 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. 11 12 1) Assemble the slide FPCB into hole of slide 1)Attach tapes to the designated point. lower. ※ Caution 2) Assemble the slide lower into the slide 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. upper.(follow an arrow). 2) Green tape should not be attatched in the red ※ Caution box. 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. 2-9, Exploded View and Parts List 13 14 < 1 > < 3 > < 4 > < 2 > 1)Attach the key-PCB on shield can. ※ Caution 1) Screw down 4 points in the red circle. 1) Be care of damage to the F-PCBs. ※ Caution 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. 2) Please keep the three guide holes attaching key 2) Screw down 4 points according to priority. F-PCB. 15 16 1)Assemble the shield can on the keypad. 1)Assemble the keypad on the front. ※ Caution ※ Caution 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. 2) First, shield can of three circle should be 2) The 10 holes of keypad should be attatched attached. each pins. 2-10, Exploded View and Parts List 17 18 1) Assemble the PBA to the assembly. 2) Assemble the key connector. 1)Attach the tapes to the designated point. ※ Caution ※ Caution 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage of the 2) Be care of scratch and molding damage of the connectors.. connector. 19 203165241) Check the camera key and volume key. 1) Screw down 6 points in the red circle. 2) Assemble the rear on slide assembly. 2) Attach RF sheet to the designated points. ※ Caution ※ Caution 1) Be care of scratch. 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage. 2) Please follow arrows for easy assembly. 2) Screw down 6 points according to priority. 2-11, 3. Flow Chart of Troubleshooting 3-1.Baseband 3-1-1. Power ON 'Power On' does not work Check the current consumption Yes Current consumption No >= 100mA Download again Yes Check the Vbat Voltage No Voltage >=3.3V Charge the Battery Yes The pin 3 of D502 is No high? Check D502 Yes check the PMIC output No voltage (R505, R506, check the PMIC R512, R513, R524) Yes check the TCX101 No 19.2Mhz? Check the clock generation circuit(related to TCX101) Yes Check the initial operation

END

3-1,

Flow Chart of Troubleshooting

MIC_BIAS_2.85V VREG_MSMC_1.2V VREG_USIM_3.0V VREG_MSME_1.8V VREG_MSMP_2.6V R508 VREG_MSMA_2.6V R509 R505 R506 R512 VSW_5V 14 VREG_5V 12 VSW_PA 27 VREG_PA 28 VSW_MSMC 31 L502 VREG_MSMC 32 VSW_MSME 37 L503 VREG_MSME 36 VREG_USB 10 VREG_MMC 39 VREG_RUIM 42 VREG_MSMP 50 VREG_MSMA 56 VREG_WLAN 64 VREG_RFRX2 67 VREG_RFRX1 69 VREG_RFTX 73 VREG_SYNT 81 VREG_TCXO 84 REF_ISET 61 REF_BYP 63 REF_GND 62 PS_HOLD PS_HOLD D5021 JIG_ON_IF 3 66 CBL1PWR_N2 3 68 CBL0PWR_N1 RESE 9 PON_RESET_NSTI_MN_IO 30 RUIM_M_IO 2 SIM_IO_PMIC 26 RUIM_IO R565 Q502 SIM_CLK 34 RUIM_M_CLK SIM_CLK_PMIC 38 RUIM_CLK SIM_RST 40 RUIM_M_RST SIM_RST_PMIC 43 RUIM_RST SSBI2_DATA 47 SBDT

VREG_TCXO_2.8V RTR6275_TCXO

C121 R125 C123 TCXO R111 C141 C122 C12443VCC OUT

TCX101

VCON GND12

TRK_LO_ADJ

R113 C129 3-2, Flow Chart of Troubleshooting 3-3,

Flow Chart of Troubleshooting

3-1-2. Initial Initial Failure Yes The pin #9 of PMIC No "LOW -> High"? Check the PMIC (use D302 pin) Yes check the sleep x-tal at C514, No Check the OSC501 C513 (if it has some problem, it is to be replaced.) Yes check the clock signal at No check the clock generation circuit related to R515 PMIC and OSC501 Yes No LCD display is O.K Check the LCD part Yes No Sound is O.K Check the Audio part Yes

END

3-4,

Flow Chart of Troubleshooting OSC501

1 ADC_BYP 44 XTAL_IN 46 XTAL_OUT

SLEEP_XTAL_IN 45 SLEEP_CLK2 1 TCXO C562 58 TCXO_IN TCXO_EN 55 TCXO_EN TCXO_OUT R516 53 TCXO_OUT VF 70 AMUX_IN172 AMUX_IN2

C511 C514 C513

AMUX_OUT 82 AMUX_OUT REF_OUT 80 REF_OUT PMIC500 USB_OE_N 13 USB_OE_N USB_DAT 17 USB_DAT USB_SE0 19 USB_SE0

3-5,

Flow Chart of Troubleshooting

3-1-3. Sim Part "Insert SIM is displayed on the LCD Yes Check the SIM connector's No (SIM501) connection to Resolder or change SIM501 SIM card Yes Check the voltage at pin#1 No of SIM501 >= 3.0V ? Check the PMIC Yes No Is there any signals pin#2,#3,#4 of SIM501 ? Check the PMIC Yes Check the SIM Card

END

3-6, Flow Chart of Troubleshooting

VREG_USIM_3.0V SIM501 R538

1166

SIM_RST_PMIC2255 SIM_CLK_PMIC3344SIM_IO_PMIC

7 7 12 12 C5618811 11 C550 C551 C5549910 10GGGG16 15 14 13 3-7

V502

,

Flow Chart of Troubleshooting

3-1-4. Microphone Part Microphone does not work Yes No Is the assembled status of Key FPCB O.K? Reassemble the Key FPCB Yes No Is the DC bias voltage on check the path around MIC Bias Circuit Mic path at R601 2.85V? Yes is the Mic path component No resolder the trouble point soldering status OK? Yes No Is microphone ok? Check U301 Yes

END

3-8,

Flow Chart of Troubleshooting

HDC703 SCAN_62112 SCAN_54433655R703 VREG_MSMP_2.6VSCAN_4 6877KEY_LED_3.3VSCAN_3 8 KEY_3 HALL_SW 10 1099MIC1P_F 12 12 11 11 KEY_2 KEY_1 MIC1N_F 14 14 13 13 KEY_0 16 16 15 15 MIC_BIAS_2.85V R601 C601 R602 C602 L605 MIC1P_F MIC1P MIC1N C603 R603 L606 MIC1N_F C605 C604 R604 3-9 ZD601 VR707 VR708 VR709 VR710 ZD602 18 NC 17 NC VR701 VR702 VR703 VR704 VR705,

Flow Chart of Troubleshooting

3-1-5. Speaker Part There is no sound from the Speaker Yes all Replace the Speaker module which one is not Receiver is there any working? signal at R620, R622 NO Keytone, MP3, Check from U300 to Yes ringtone R620,R622 Is there any signals at the Yes pin #2, 4? Check the path from U602 to HDC401 No Is there any signals at the No pin#C1 of U601? check the path from U601 to U602 Yes Check from U300 to U601

END

3-10,

Flow Chart of Troubleshooting VBAT R619 C629 U602 VOICE_OUT_P 1 VCC 9

1B0 1A SPK_P_CON

R620 SPK+ 2 81B1 1S VOICE_OUT_N 3 72B0 2S AUD_SW_EN R622 SPK- 4 2B1 2A 6 SPK_N_CON GND

5 C632

VBAT

C633 C634 C645 R626 B1 A2 L603 VDD VSS VOM A3 SPK+ R628 A1 U601 VIP PVSS B3 C1 VOP MSM_EAR_L VIM C3 SPK- C639 R625 L60412C644 C640 R629 R630 C641 C636 AMP_EN EAR_AMP_L R631 R632 R627 C637 3-11 C2 EN B2 PVDD

NC NC

, Flow Chart of Troubleshooting 3-12,

Flow Chart of Troubleshooting

3-2.RF 3-2-1. EGSM Rx Continuous RX ON RF Input : 62CH AMP : -50dBm

YES

Normal Condition Catch the NO Check soldered status of ① channel ANT, R127, C101, C104

YES

Check pin #8 of NO Resolder or Change ② PAM101 ≥ -65dBm RFS101, L100,C100

YES

Check PAM101 Check pin #7 of NO pin #1 : High YES Resolder or Change PAM101 ≥ -65dBm pin #27,28 : Low ? PAM101 ③

NO YES

Resolder or change U301 Check pin #32,33 of NO U201 ≥ -65dBm Check soldered status of C146,L101,L104 ④

YES

Check VDDA pins of NO Resolder or change PMIC500 pin 67, U201 ≒ 2.65V R520 ⑤

YES

Check the pin #7 of NO U201 = 19.2Mhz Resolder or Change TCX101 ⑥

YES

Check the pin #10,11,12,13 of NO U201 Vp-p=160mV Resolder or Change U201 ⑦

YES

NO GSM RX path component GSM Receiver is O.K? resolder or change

YES END

3-12,

Flow Chart of Troubleshooting

3-2-2. DCS Rx Continuous RX ON RF Input : 698CH AMP : -50dBm

YES

Normal Condition Catch the NO Check soldered status of ① channel ANT, R127, C101, C104

YES

Check pin #8 of NO Resolder or Change ② PAM101 ≥ -65dBm RFS101, L100,C100

YES

Check pin #5 of NO Check PAM101 YESpin #1,27,28 : High Resolder or Change ③PAM101 ≥ -65dBm ? PAM101

NO YES

Resolder or change U301 Check pin #36,37 of NO U201 ≥ -65dBm Check soldered status of C112,L108,L109,L110 ④

YES

Check VDDA pins of NO Resolder or change PMIC500 pin 67, U201 ≒ 2.65V R520 ⑤

YES

Check the pin #7 of NO U201 = 19.2Mhz Resolder or Change TCX101 ⑥

YES

Check the pin #10,11,12,13 of NO U201 Vp-p=160mV Resolder or Change U201 ⑦

YES

NO DCS RX path component DCS Receiver is O.K? resolder or change

YES END

3-13,

Flow Chart of Troubleshooting

3-2-3. PCS Rx Continuous RX ON RF Input : 661CH AMP : -50dBm

YES

Normal Condition Catch the NO Check soldered status of ① channel ANT, R127, C101, C104

YES

Check pin #8 of NO Resolder or Change ② PAM101 ≥ -65dBm RFS101, L100,C100

YES

Check pin #6 of NO Check PAM101 YESpin #1,27 : High Resolder or ChangePAM101 ③≥ -65dBm pin #28 : Low ? PAM101

NO YES

Resolder or change U301 Check pin #38,39 of NO U201 ≥ -65dBm Check soldered status of C109,L105L106,L107 ④

YES

Check VDDA pins of NO Resolder or change PMIC500 pin 67, U201 ⑤≒ 2.65V R520

YES

Check the pin #7 of NO U201 = 19.2Mhz Resolder or Change TCX101 ⑥

YES

Check the pin #10,11,12,13 of NO U201 Vp-p=160mV Resolder or Change U201 ⑦

YES

NO PCS RX path component PCS Receiver is O.K? resolder or change

YES END

3-14, Flow Chart of Troubleshooting⑤③④⑦⑥②①3-15, Flow Chart of Troubleshooting 3-2-4. GSM Tx Tx On Tx Level : 5 Nomal No Condition Catch Check soldered status of 1 The Channel ANT, R127, C101, C104 Yes RFS101 Pin #3 Yes Check and change ≥ 30dBm ? RFS101 No PAM101 pin #8 Yes Check soldered status of ≥ 30dBm ? C100, L100 No PAM101 No Check and change pin #1,28 : Low U301 4 pin # 27 : High Yes PAM101 Yes Check and change pin #25 : 1.2V ? PAM101 5 No PAM101 No pin #26 ≥ 3.7V ? Check PAM101, VBAT 6 Yes Check U201 7 3-16, Flow Chart of Troubleshooting 3-2-5. DCS Tx Tx On Tx Level : 0 Nomal No Condition Catch Check soldered status of 1 The Channel ANT, R127, C101, C104 Yes RFS101 Pin #3 Yes Check and change ≥ 30dBm ? RFS101 No PAM101 pin #8 Yes Check soldered status of ≥ 30dBm ? C100, L100 No PAM101 No Check and change pin #1 : Low U301 4 pin # 27,28 : High Yes PAM101 Yes Check and change pin #25 : 1.2V ? PAM101 5 No PAM101 No pin #26 ≥ 3.7V ? Check PAM101, VBAT 6 Yes Check U201 7 3-17, Flow Chart of Troubleshooting 3-2-6. PCS Tx Tx On Tx Level : 0 Nomal No Condition Catch Check soldered status of 1 The Channel ANT, R127, C101, C104 Yes RFS101 Pin #3 Yes Check and change ≥ 30dBm ? RFS101 No PAM101 pin #8 Yes Check soldered status of ≥ 30dBm ? C100, L100 No PAM101 No Check and change pin #1 : Low U301 4 pin # 27,28 : High Yes PAM101 Yes Check and change pin #25 : 1.2V ? PAM101 5 No PAM101 No pin #26 ≥ 3.7V ? Check PAM101, VBAT 6 Yes Check U201 7 3-18, Flow Chart of Troubleshooting563-19,

Flow Chart of Troubleshooting

3-2-7. UMTS Rx RX ON RF Input : 10700CH Cell Power : -40dBm

YES

Normal Condition Catch the NO Check soldered status of ① channel ANT, R127, C101, C104

YES

Check pin #8 of NO Resolder or Change ② PAM101 ≥ -50dBm RFS101, L100,C100

YES

Check pin #10 of NO Check PAM101 YESpin #1,27 : Low Resolder or ChangePAM101 ≥ -50dBm ③ pin #28 : High ? PAM101

NO YES

Resolder or change U301 Check pin #3 of NO DUP101 ≥ -50dBm Check soldered status of

DUP101 ④ YES

Check pin #26 of NO U201 ≥ -50dBm Resolder or change C254, C255 ⑤

YES

Check the pin #7 of NO U201 = 19.2Mhz Resolder or Change TCX101 ⑥

YES

Check the pin #10,11,12,13 of NO U201 Vp-p=160mV Resolder or Change U201 ⑦

YES

NO UMTS RX path component UMTS Receiver is O.K? resolder or change

YES END

3-20, Flow Chart of Troubleshooting⑤③④⑦⑥②①3-21, Flow Chart of Troubleshooting 3-2-8. UMTS Tx Tx On RF Input : 9750CH Tx Power : 24dBm Nomal No Condition Catch Check soldered status of 1 The Channel ANT, R127, C101, C104 Yes RFS101 Pin #3 Yes Check and change ≥ 20dBm ? RFS101 No PAM101 pin #8 Yes Check soldered status of ≥ 20dBm ? C100, L100 No PAM101 No Check and change pin #1,27 : Low U301 4 pin # 28 : High Yes PAM101 Yes pin #26 ≥ 3.7V Check PAM101, VBAT 5 ? No DUP101 Yes pin #2 ≥ 20dBm ? Check PAM101, C143 6 No F101 Yes pin #1 ≥ Check F101, R122 7 20dBm ? No Check PAM102 8 3-22, Flow Chart of Troubleshooting 3-23,

Flow Chart of Troubleshooting

3-24 RFS101 C100 R127 C101 ANT101

VBAT

C104 C103 L100 C105 ANT102 C106 C107 C108 L108 F105 2643VBATT RX451OUT DCS_RXM RX3 10 6 C137 IN C112 UMTS_ANT 4WCDMA1 RX2217GGOUT L110 L109 DCS1800_PCS1900_TX R100 C138DCS|PCS_IN RX123 GSM_IN PAM101 C139 2 52 DCS_RXP

MODE

R101 R102 27 3GSM_ANT_SEL1_N BS2 RSVD L10528 1 GSM_ANT_SEL0_N F106BS1 _TXEN 25 VAPC OUT 3 29 GND PCS_RXM R103 1 4IN OUT C109GGL107 L106 C110 C111 0.75PF2 5 50V PCS_RXP F107 F104 L101 OUT B94015 3OUT GSM_RXM GSM_TX R104 1 IN 1VC IN7 OUT 4G G C146 L104 C147GGGGG1.2PF R105 R1062523468GSM_PA_PWR_CTL GSM_RXP R107 GSM_ANT_SEL2_N C113 C115

VBAT

C143 F103 UMTS_ANT C11714PAM102 C118 C119 C120UMTS_TX IN OUT L111GGG1235VBATT VCC22RFIN GND 9 F101 ANT R122 PA_RANGE1 3 VMODE2 RFOUT81IN OUT25TX RXDUP101 7 UMTS_RX COUP 50OHM PA_RANGE0 4 VMODE1 GND 7 C142643R128 R129C140 PA_ON 5 VENA GND C127134689R112 GND 11 C132 C130 C131 R108 PWR_DET R109 R110

GND GND GND GND GND GND

16 8 GND ANT

GND GND GND GND GND GND G

3C2A1G

G G G G G G

, 4. Array course control Test Jig (GH80-03308A) Test Cable (GH39-00509A) RF Test Cable (GH39-00397A) 5-1, Array course control

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4-1. Downloading Binary Files • BOOTFILES folder and four binary files for downloading U700. – BOOTFILES : Directory of boot files. – amss_compressed.bin : Main source code binary. – Rsrc_U700_xxx.rc1 : Resource 1. – Rsrc2_U700xxx(Low).rc2 : Resource 2. – FactoryFs_U700_xxx.ffs 4-2. Pre-requsite for Downloading • Downloader Program(MultiLoader xxx.exe) • U700 Mobile Phone • Data Cable • Binary files 4-3. S/W Downloader Program 5-2, Array course control 1. Load the binary download program by executing the “MultiLoader xxx.exe” 2. Click the "MSM6245/MSM6260" 3. Click the “Full Download” -> “Boot” Set the directory path and choose latest BOOTFILES folder for the downloader binary setting. 4. Press the “Modem” -> “amss_compressed.bin” Set the directory path and choose latest amss_compressed.bin file for the downloader binary setting. 5-3, Array course control 5. Press the “Rsrc1” -> “Rsrc_U700_xxx.rc1” Set the directory path and choose latest Rsrc_U700_xxx.rc1 file for the downloader binary setting. 6. Press the “Rsrc2” -> “Rsrc2_U700xxx(Low).rc2” Set the directory path and choose latest Rsrc2_U700xxx(Low).rc2 file for the downloader binary setting. 7. Press the “Factory FS” -> “FactoryFs_U700_xxx.ffs” Set the directory path and choose latest FactoryFs_U700_xxx.ffs file for the downloader binary setting. 8. Press the Port Search when the download cable is connected. (Before connecting the cable at U700 Mobile phone, push the ‘9’ and ‘PWR KEY’ at the same time.) 9. Press Download If you can detect the port(s). (Up to eight ports are supported.) ※ When you select these files&folder you have to confirm the directory whether correct directory or not. 10. When downloading is finished successfully, there is a “All files complete” message and each port panel shows texts that "Ready". 5-4, Array course control 11. Confirm the downloaded version name and etc. : *#1234#

Full Reset :

*2767*3855# 5-5, 5. Block Diagrams 5-1. Base Band Block Diagram 5-1, 6. PCB Diagrams

JTAG700

PS_HOLD VR704 Q502 MSMP_2.6V C561R538

SIM501 VR709

VR707 VR708 TP_EARAMP

F101 DUP101 PAM101

F104 F106

RFS101 F105

ANT102 ANT101 ANT103 6-1 R703 VR710 TA704ZD606 VR703 HDC703 ZD602 VR702 U702 VR701 VR705 ZD601 TCX101 V502

U201

F103

F202 PAM102 OSC501 PMIC500 D502 F107

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PCB Diagrams SOC301

VBAT_J USB_5V_J JIG_J TXD_J RXD_J D_J D+J GND_J

G4 WE MODE1 CE F403F402F401 G2

I2C_SDA BTC500 U303 D301

U703 D302

VR402 VSYHCHSYNC I2C_SCL

F404F405 U601 UME201 U301 U505

ZD603

U704

ZD604

BT101 U302

6-2

V_DN U701 V_UP

VR713

IFC601 U604 U506 U404 U603 ZD605

Q302

HDC401

VR403

U602

VR401

OSC301

V501 VR711

HDC701 VR712 BAT500 CAM

, 7. MAIN Electrical Parts List SEC CODE Design LOC Discription STATUS 0403-001547 ZD605 DIODE-ZENER SA 0403-001547 ZD606 DIODE-ZENER SA 0404-001172 D301 DIODE-SCHOTTKY SA 0404-001172 D302 DIODE-SCHOTTKY SA 0406-001190 ZD603 DIODE-TVS SA 0406-001190 ZD604 DIODE-TVS SA 0406-001223 ZD601 DIODE-TVS SA 0406-001223 ZD602 DIODE-TVS SA 0407-001002 D502 DIODE-ARRAY SA 0504-001113 Q302 TR-DIGITAL SA 0504-001113 Q502 TR-DIGITAL SA 1001-001336 U602 IC-ANALOG SWITCH SA 1001-001410 U604 IC-ANALOG SWITCH SA 1006-001322 U701 IC-LINE TRANSCEIVER SA 1108-000061 UME201 IC-MCP SA 1201-002195 U603 IC-AUDIO AMP SA 1201-002233 U601 IC-AUDIO AMP SA 1201-002531 PAM102 IC-POWER AMP SA 1201-002570 PAM101 IC-POWER AMP SA 1203-003340 U506 IC-POSI.FIXED REG. SA 1203-003787 U704 IC-POSI.FIXED REG. SA 1203-003829 U703 IC-POSI.FIXED REG. SA 1203-004101 PMIC500 IC-POWER SUPERVISOR SA 1203-004373 U404 IC-POSI.FIXED REG. SA 1203-004518 U505 IC-BATTERY SA 1203-004682 U702 IC-MULTI REG. SA 1205-003198 U201 IC-TRANSCEIVER SA 1205-003215 U301 IC-MODEM SA 1404-001224 U303 THERMISTOR-NTC SA 1405-001082 VR401 VARISTOR SA 1405-001082 VR402 VARISTOR SA 1405-001110 V501 VARISTOR SA 1405-001133 V502 VARISTOR SA 1405-001133 VR701 VARISTOR SA 1405-001133 VR702 VARISTOR SA 1405-001133 VR703 VARISTOR SA 7-1, Main Electrical Parts List SEC CODE Design LOC Discription STATUS 1405-001133 VR704 VARISTOR SA 1405-001133 VR705 VARISTOR SA 1405-001133 VR707 VARISTOR SA 1405-001133 VR708 VARISTOR SA 1405-001133 VR709 VARISTOR SA 1405-001133 VR710 VARISTOR SA 1405-001133 VR713 VARISTOR SA 1405-001177 VR403 VARISTOR SA 1405-001177 VR711 VARISTOR SA 1405-001177 VR712 VARISTOR SA 2007-000141 R617 R-CHIP SA 2007-000148 R629 R-CHIP SA 2007-000148 R630 R-CHIP SA 2007-000151 R538 R-CHIP SA 2007-000154 R623 R-CHIP SA 2007-000171 R115 R-CHIP SA 2007-000171 R122 R-CHIP SA 2007-000171 R127 R-CHIP SA 2007-000171 R207 R-CHIP SA 2007-000171 R215 R-CHIP SA 2007-000171 R334 R-CHIP SA 2007-000171 R335 R-CHIP SA 2007-000171 R420 R-CHIP SA 2007-000171 R509 R-CHIP SA 2007-000171 R618 R-CHIP SA 2007-000171 R638 R-CHIP SA 2007-000171 R639 R-CHIP SA 2007-000171 R703 R-CHIP SA 2007-000173 R620 R-CHIP SA 2007-000173 R622 R-CHIP SA 2007-001119 R608 R-CHIP SA 2007-001285 R208 R-CHIP SA 2007-001285 R218 R-CHIP SA 2007-001298 R100 R-CHIP SA 2007-001298 R104 R-CHIP SA 2007-001298 R112 R-CHIP SA 7-2, Main Electrical Parts List SEC CODE Design LOC Discription STATUS 2007-001305 R101 R-CHIP SA 2007-001305 R102 R-CHIP SA 2007-001305 R105 R-CHIP SA 2007-001305 R106 R-CHIP SA 2007-007009 R108 R-CHIP SA 2007-007014 R523 R-CHIP SA 2007-007014 R526 R-CHIP SA 2007-007135 R327 R-CHIP SA 2007-007137 R568 R-CHIP SA 2007-007139 R114 R-CHIP SA 2007-007142 R103 R-CHIP SA 2007-007306 R110 R-CHIP SA 2007-007309 R625 R-CHIP SA 2007-007309 R626 R-CHIP SA 2007-007317 R107 R-CHIP SA 2007-007468 R517 R-CHIP SA 2007-007528 R610 R-CHIP SA 2007-007698 R515 R-CHIP SA 2007-007741 R206 R-CHIP SA 2007-007741 R303 R-CHIP SA 2007-007741 R510 R-CHIP SA 2007-007766 R311 R-CHIP SA 2007-008045 R109 R-CHIP SA 2007-008045 R113 R-CHIP SA 2007-008045 R217 R-CHIP SA 2007-008045 R604 R-CHIP SA 2007-008053 R536 R-CHIP SA 2007-008055 R317 R-CHIP SA 2007-008055 R319 R-CHIP SA 2007-008055 R331 R-CHIP SA 2007-008055 R332 R-CHIP SA 2007-008055 R534 R-CHIP SA 2007-008055 R539 R-CHIP SA 2007-008055 R565 R-CHIP SA 2007-008055 R634 R-CHIP SA 2007-008055 R635 R-CHIP SA 7-3, Main Electrical Parts List SEC CODE Design LOC Discription STATUS 2007-008055 R713 R-CHIP SA 2007-008419 R533 R-CHIP SA 2007-008419 R611 R-CHIP SA 2007-008419 R612 R-CHIP SA 2007-008419 R614 R-CHIP SA 2007-008419 R615 R-CHIP SA 2007-008478 R602 R-CHIP SA 2007-008478 R603 R-CHIP SA 2007-008483 R511 R-CHIP SA 2007-008483 R701 R-CHIP SA 2007-008483 R705 R-CHIP SA 2007-008483 R706 R-CHIP SA 2007-008483 R707 R-CHIP SA 2007-008483 R709 R-CHIP SA 2007-008483 R712 R-CHIP SA 2007-008486 R527 R-CHIP SA 2007-008516 R305 R-CHIP SA 2007-008516 R306 R-CHIP SA 2007-008516 R307 R-CHIP SA 2007-008516 R531 R-CHIP SA 2007-008516 R631 R-CHIP SA 2007-008516 R633 R-CHIP SA 2007-008531 R214 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R111 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R125 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R210 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R320 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R505 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R506 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R508 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R512 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R513 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R514 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R520 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R521 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R524 R-CHIP SA 7-4, Main Electrical Parts List SEC CODE Design LOC Discription STATUS 2007-008542 R525 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R562 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R563 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R619 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R722 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R723 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R725 R-CHIP SA 2007-008542 R726 R-CHIP SA 2007-008544 R216 R-CHIP SA 2007-008544 R601 R-CHIP SA 2007-008548 R613 R-CHIP SA 2007-008647 R211 R-CHIP SA 2007-008647 R537 R-CHIP SA 2007-008672 R636 R-CHIP SA 2007-008672 R637 R-CHIP SA 2007-008806 R310 R-CHIP SA 2007-008806 R516 R-CHIP SA 2007-009084 R301 R-CHIP SA 2007-009111 R616 R-CHIP SA 2007-009112 R329 R-CHIP SNA 2007-009112 R330 R-CHIP SNA 2007-009115 R304 R-CHIP SA 2007-009155 R532 R-CHIP SNA 2007-009167 R328 R-CHIP SA 2007-009169 R627 R-CHIP SA 2007-009170 R315 R-CHIP SA 2007-009170 R606 R-CHIP SA 2007-009171 R322 R-CHIP SA 2007-009171 R323 R-CHIP SA 2007-009171 R324 R-CHIP SA 2007-009171 R325 R-CHIP SA 2007-009212 R321 R-CHIP SA 2007-009212 R704 R-CHIP SA 2007-009398 R316 R-CHIP SA 2007-009398 R535 R-CHIP SA 2007-009409 R419 R-CHIP SA 7-5, Main Electrical Parts List SEC CODE Design LOC Discription STATUS 2203-000233 C132 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000233 C133 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000233 C137 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000233 C138 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000233 C139 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000233 C509 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000254 C122 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000330 C117 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000386 C254 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000386 C427 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000425 C513 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000425 C514 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000438 C121 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000438 C141 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000438 C245 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000438 C636 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000438 C641 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000489 C329 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000627 C130 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-000627 C131 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-000714 C233 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000812 C100 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000812 C110 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000812 C111 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000812 C115 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000812 C124 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000812 C409 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000812 C410 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000812 C550 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000812 C551 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000812 C561 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000812 C603 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000812 C619 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000854 C113 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000854 C501 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000870 C101 C-CER,CHIP SA 7-6, Main Electrical Parts List SEC CODE Design LOC Discription STATUS 2203-000995 C107 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000995 C547 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000995 C621 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-000995 C622 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-001405 C618 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-001405 C620 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-001437 C255 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-002668 C112 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-002668 C140 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-002677 C109 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005050 C104 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005057 C142 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005138 C640 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005138 C644 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005234 C146 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005480 C639 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005480 C645 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005482 C531 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005482 C532 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005482 C533 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005482 C554 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005482 C615 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005482 C634 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005482 C720 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005482 C725 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005682 C335 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005682 C710 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005682 C711 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005682 C712 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005682 C713 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005682 C714 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005682 C715 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005719 C327 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005725 C217 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005725 C218 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005725 C219 C-CER,CHIP SA 7-7, Main Electrical Parts List SEC CODE Design LOC Discription STATUS 2203-005725 C232 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005725 C239 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005725 C249 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005725 C250 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005725 C252 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005726 C225 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005727 C209 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005736 C231 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005736 C238 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005736 C336 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005736 C562 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005736 C629 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005740 C215 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005742 C211 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005742 C214 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-005806 C222 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-005806 C303 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-005806 C304 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-005806 C308 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-005806 C309 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-005806 C312 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-005806 C313 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-005806 C316 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-005806 C321 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-005806 C322 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-005806 C323 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-005806 C324 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-005806 C325 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-005806 C528 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-005806 C529 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-005806 C701 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-005808 C248 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006047 C328 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006048 C106 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006120 C123 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006120 C205 C-CER,CHIP SA 7-8, Main Electrical Parts List SEC CODE Design LOC Discription STATUS 2203-006120 C206 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006120 C207 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006120 C208 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006137 C626 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006194 C129 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006194 C212 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006194 C337 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006194 C546 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006324 C120 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006324 C307 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006324 C503 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006324 C553 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006348 C507 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006348 C549 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006399 C563 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C201 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C202 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C203 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C204 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C213 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C221 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C226 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C228 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C229 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C230 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C240 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C241 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C242 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C243 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C244 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C301 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C302 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C305 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C306 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C310 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C314 C-CER,CHIP SA 7-9, Main Electrical Parts List SEC CODE Design LOC Discription STATUS 2203-006423 C317 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C318 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C319 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C320 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C326 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C334 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C422 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C511 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C515 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C521 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C525 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006423 C716 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006439 C143 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-006439 C223 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-006439 C224 C-CER,CHIP SNA 2203-006466 C624 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C236 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C311 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C315 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C423 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C542 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C543 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C548 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C555 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C556 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C602 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C630 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C631 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C635 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C637 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C638 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C642 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C643 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C702 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C719 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006562 C722 C-CER,CHIP SA 7-10, Main Electrical Parts List SEC CODE Design LOC Discription STATUS 2203-006648 C340 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006648 C341 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006681 C502 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006681 C623 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006681 C646 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006824 C235 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006824 C251 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006824 C508 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006824 C517 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006824 C518 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006824 C520 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006824 C522 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006824 C527 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006824 C530 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006824 C721 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006825 C534 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006872 C135 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006872 C136 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006872 C144 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006872 C519 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006872 C523 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006872 C524 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006872 C539 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006872 C541 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006872 C627 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006872 C628 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006872 C723 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006872 C724 C-CER,CHIP SA 2203-006979 C119 C-CER,CHIP SA 2404-001377 C614 C-TA,CHIP SA 2404-001381 C118 C-TA,CHIP SA 2404-001381 C633 C-TA,CHIP SA 2404-001411 C108 C-TA,CHIP SA 2404-001411 C625 C-TA,CHIP SA 2404-001415 TA704 C-TA,CHIP SA 2404-001448 C611 C-TA,CHIP SA 7-11, Main Electrical Parts List SEC CODE Design LOC Discription STATUS 2404-001448 C617 C-TA,CHIP SA 2404-001492 C601 C-TA,CHIP SA 2703-001751 L111 INDUCTOR-SMD SA 2703-002155 L100 INDUCTOR-SMD SA 2703-002200 L101 INDUCTOR-SMD SA 2703-002200 L104 INDUCTOR-SMD SA 2703-002201 L106 INDUCTOR-SMD SA 2703-002201 L109 INDUCTOR-SMD SA 2703-002267 L105 INDUCTOR-SMD SA 2703-002267 L107 INDUCTOR-SMD SA 2703-002267 L108 INDUCTOR-SMD SA 2703-002267 L110 INDUCTOR-SMD SA 2703-002313 L601 INDUCTOR-SMD SA 2703-002313 L602 INDUCTOR-SMD SA 2703-002365 L112 INDUCTOR-SMD SA 2703-002782 L502 INDUCTOR-SMD SA 2703-002782 L503 INDUCTOR-SMD SA 2703-002798 L201 INDUCTOR-SMD SNA 2703-002798 L202 INDUCTOR-SMD SNA 2703-002798 L204 INDUCTOR-SMD SNA 2703-002917 L205 INDUCTOR-SMD SA 2703-002919 L203 INDUCTOR-SMD SA 2703-002961 L605 INDUCTOR-SMD SA 2703-002961 L606 INDUCTOR-SMD SA 2801-004339 OSC501 CRYSTAL-SMD SA 2809-001280 TCX101 OSCILLATOR-VCTCXO SA 2901-001409 F401 FILTER-EMI SMD SA 2901-001409 F402 FILTER-EMI SMD SA 2901-001409 F403 FILTER-EMI SMD SA 2901-001409 F404 FILTER-EMI SMD SA 2901-001409 F405 FILTER-EMI SMD SA 2904-001600 F106 FILTER-SAW SA 2904-001604 F105 FILTER-SAW SNA 2904-001628 F104 FILTER-SAW SA 2904-001658 F103 FILTER-SAW SA 2904-001769 F202 FILTER-SAW SA 7-12, Main Electrical Parts List SEC CODE Design LOC Discription STATUS 2910-000028 DUP101 DUPLEXER-SAW SA 2911-000085 F107 DUPLEXER-FEM SA 3301-001208 L603 BEAD-SMD SA 3301-001208 L604 BEAD-SMD SA 3301-001534 L504 BEAD-SMD SA 3404-001152 V_DN SWITCH-TACT SA 3404-001152 V_UP SWITCH-TACT SA 3404-001320 CAM SWITCH-TACT SA 3705-001358 RFS101 CONNECTOR-COAXIAL SA 3709-001447 SIM501 CONNECTOR-CARD EDGE SA 3709-001448 HDC701 CONNECTOR-CARD EDGE SA 3710-002465 IFC601 SOCKET-INTERFACE SA 3711-005933 HDC401 HEADER-BOARD TO BOARD SA 3711-005976 HDC703 HEADER-BOARD TO BOARD SA 3711-006217 BTC500 HEADER-BATTERY SA 4202-001225 ANT103 ANTENNA-CHIP SA 4302-001130 BAT500 BATTERY-LI(2ND) SA 4709-001398 BT101 BLUETOOTH MODULE SA 4709-001399 F101 COUPLER-DIRECTION SA 7-13, 8. Reference data 8-1. Reference Abbreviate AAC: Advanced Audio Coding. AVC : Advanced Video Coding. BER : Bit Error Rate BPSK: Binary Phase Shift Keying CA : Conditional Access CDM : Code Division Multiplexing C/I : Carrier to Interference DMB : Digital Multimedia Broadcasting EN : European Standard ES : Elementary Stream ETSI: European Telecommunications Standards Institute MPEG: Moving Picture Experts Group PN : Pseudo-random Noise PS : Pilot Symbol QPSK: Quadrature Phase Shift Keying RS : Reed-Solomon SI : Service Information TDM : Time Division Multiplexing TS : Transport Stream 8-1, 9. Safety Precautions 9-1. Repair Precaution ● Repair in Shield Box, during detailed tuning. Take specially care of tuning or test, because specipicty of cellular phone is sensitive for surrounding interference(RF noise). ● Be careful to use a kind of magnetic object or tool, because performance of parts is damaged by the influence of manetic force. ● Surely use a standard screwdriver when you disassemble this product, otherwise screw will be worn away. ● Use a thicken twisted wire when you measure level. A thicken twisted wire has low resistance, therefore error of measurement is few. ● Repair after separate Test Pack and Set because for short danger (for example an overcurrent and furious flames of parts etc) when you repair board in condition of connecting Test Pack and tuning on. ● Take specially care of soldering, because Land of PCB is small and weak in heat. ● Surely tune on/off while using AC power plug, because a repair of battery charger is dangerous when tuning ON/OFF PBA and Connector after disassembing charger. ● Don't use as you pleases after change other material than replacement registered on SEC System. Otherwise engineer in charge isn't charged with problem that you don't keep this rules. 9-1, Safety Precautions 9-2. ESD(Electrostatically Sensitive Devices) Precaution Several semiconductor may be damaged easilly by static electricity. Such parts are called by ESD(Electrostatically Sensitive Devices), for example IC,BGA chip etc. Read Precaution below. You can prevent from ESD damage by static electricity. ● Remove static electricity remained your body before you touch semiconductor or parts with semiconductor. There are ways that you touch an earthed place or wear static electricity prevention string on wrist. ● Use earthed soldering steel when you connect or disconnect ESD. ● Use soldering removing tool to break static electricity. , otherwise ESD will be damaged by static electricity. ● Don't unpack until you set up ESD on product. Because most of ESD are packed by box and aluminum plate to have conductive power,they are prevented from static electricity. ● You must maintain electric contact between ESD and place due to be set up until ESD is connected completely to the proper place or a circuit board. 9-2, 10. Product Function

Main Function

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