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SERVICE MANUAL
HANDHELD TERMINAL
DT-X5M10E/M10R (PX-791EE/791ME)
JUN. 2004
Ver.1 : Nov. 2004
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CONTENTS
DT-X5M10E/M10R
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1. PRECAUTIONS .......................................................................................................1
2. GENERAL................................................................................................................2
3. DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY..........................................................................6
4. HARDWARE INSPECTION ...................................................................................17
5. CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS ............................................................................................51
6. EXPLODED VIEW .................................................................................................67
7. PARTS LIST ..........................................................................................................71
Important:
The company reserves the right to revise this publication or to change its contents
without notice.
Information contained herein is for reference only and does not constitute a commitment
on the part of the manufacturer or any subsequent vendor.
They assume no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear
in this publication nor are they in anyway responsible for any loss or damage resulting
from the use (or misuse) of this publication.
• Bluetooth is a trademark owned by Bluetooth SIG,Inc.and licensed to CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD.
• Microsoft and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the
United States and/or other countries.
• Other company names and product names used in this document are trademarks or registered
trademarks of their respective owners.
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1. PRECAUTIONS
1-1. Precautions when handling and using the product
Charging, Feeding, Batteries
1 Use HA-A20BAT Battery Pack or DT-5025LBAT Large-capacity Battery Pack as the rechargeable battery
pack.
Do not use DT-5023BAT Battery Pack or DT-5024BAT Large-capacity Battery Pack.
2 When not using a rechargeable battery, use two AA size alkaline batteries. Use of batteries other than alkaline
ones may cause malfunction.
3 A secondary battery is used as a backup. Do not replace the main battery when the backup battery is not yet
fully charged.
Removing the main battery while the backup battery is used-up may delete or change data.
4 Do not operate DT-X5M10R, which operates only by a rechargeable battery, by alkaline batteries.
5 Do not attach the product to the charger without loading a rechargeable battery pack.
6 The rechargeable battery pack may suffer from low voltage due to shipping inspection and natural discharge.
Make sure to charge the rechargeable battery pack before using the product.
7 Life of a rechargeable battery pack will be shortened as one is repeatedly charged and discharged. Replace
the rechargeable battery pack when continuous operating time becomes extremely shorter even if it is fully
charged.
8 Memory (RAM) can be backed up for about three days even without a main battery when a backup battery is
fully charged.
9 It takes four days for a backup battery to become fully charged when a main battery is loaded.
0Charging the DT-X5 without loading the rechargeable battery pack will also light the charge LED.
Make sure to load the rechargeable battery pack when charging.
A When the product power is turned on, the protection timer may stop charging the rechargeable battery pack,
which may not yet be in full charge, after 10 hours from the start of charging.
CAUTION
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.
DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.
Other
1 This product uses sensitive wireless communication element. In order to perform good communication, do not
use devices that emit radio waves (such as a cell phone) near the product during the communication. If such
devices must be used, keep them away from the product (ex. keep a cell phone away from the product for more
than 30 cm.).
1-2. Storage
1 Remove the battery when storing the product for a long period of time.
2 Avoid storing the product in the environment of high temperatures (such as inside a car).
1-3. Safety Precautions
1 Danger: Refer to the User’s Guide.
2 Warning: Refer to the User’s Guide.
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2. GENERAL
2-1. Lineup
Model
DT-X5M10E
(PX-791EE)
DT-X5M10R
(PX-791ME)
2-2. Options
Product Overview
Scanner Bluetooth Wireless LAN
O
O (None) O
AA Alkaline battery drive
Laser Scanner
O
O
O
Laser Scanner IEEE 802.11b
Product Descriptions
HA-A61IO Bridge Satellite Cradle
RS-232C/USB for PC Connection
RS-422 for daisy chain of multiple HA-A60IO connection
HA-A60IO Bridge Basic Cradle
(None)
USB for PC Connection
HA-A30CHG Cradle-type Battery Charger
HA-A34AT Battery Charger Car Mount Unit
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Product Descriptions
DT-827CAC Car Power Cable
HA-A20BAT Battery Pack
3.7V / 1,700mAh
DT-5025LBAT Large-capacity Battery Pack
3.7V / 3,400mAh
DT-5022CHG Dual Battery Charger
AD-S42120AE AC Adapter for HA-A61IO, HA-A60IO, HA-A30CHG
(INPUT) 100V-240V AC 50/60Hz
(OUTPUT) 12V DC 3.5A
MPC-577ADP AC Adapter for DT-5022CHG
(INPUT) 100V-240V AC 50/60Hz
(OUTPUT) 16V DC 2.8A
DT-887AXA RS-232C Cross Cable for connecting PC and Bridge
Satellite Cradle.
DT-888RSC RS-422 Modular Cable for connecting Bridge Satellite
Cradles.
DT-380USB USB Cable for connecting PC and Bridge Satellote
Cradle
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2-3. Specification
MODEL DT-X5M10E DT-X5M10R
OS Microsoft® Windows® CE.NET 4.1 English Version
CPU SH-3 (32 bit RISC type)
Memory RAM 16MB (User area : Approximately 7.5MB)
Flash ROM 64MB (User area : Approximately 29.5MB)
Display Type Transflective FSTN Monochrome
Resolution 128 × 160 Dots
Backlight LED Backlight
Input Keyboard Numeric (Alphabet) keys, L/R keys, CLR key, Execute key,
Cursor keys, Fn key, F1~F8 keys, Program key
Control key Power key, Reset
Trigger key 2 (left/right)
Scanner Type Semi-conductor Laser (Angled downward at 60 degrees.)
Resolution 0.127mm
Refrection Rate Above 0.45 PCS
Readable distance 0 ~ 400 mm
Readable Barcode UPC-A, UPC-E, EAN, JAN, NW7, CODE39, ITF, MSI,
Industrial 2 of 5, CODE93, CODE128, IATA
Infrared Protocol Compatible with IrDA Ver.1.1
Synchronization Asynchronous, Frame synchronization
Transfer Rate 4Mbps (max.)
Bluetooth
TM
Wireless LAN Protocol (none) Complies with IEEE 802.11b
Power Main Battery • HA-A20BAT battery pack • HA-A20BAT battery pack
Requirement •
Range 0 ~ 30 cm
Protocol BluetoothTM Specification Ver.1.1
Range
(*1)
Approx. 5m
Output 3dBm max. (Power Class 2)
Radio Frequency (none) 2.400 ~ 2.497 GHz
Data Rate (none) 11Mbps (max.)
Range
(*2)
(none) (Indoor) 50m
(Outdoor) 150m
Number of channels (none) Depends on Country Code
Other functions (none) Multiple access point roaming
DT-5025LBAT Large-capacity• DT-5025LBAT Large-capacity
battery pack
battery pack
• 2 × AA size Alkaline battery
Backup Battery Rechargeable Lithium Battery (Built-In)
Battery Life [HA-A20BAT]
(*3)
[HA-A20BAT]
(*4)
Approx. 70hours Approx. 12hours
[DT-5025LBAT]
(*3)
[DT-5025LBAT]
(*4)
Approx. 140hours Approx. 24hours
[Alkaline Battery]
(*3)
Approx. 140hours
Backup Time Backup Battery only
(*5)
RAM: Approx. 3 days / Time: Approx. 4 weeks
Main Battery + Backup Battery
(*6)
[HA-A20BAT] [HA-A20BAT]
RAM: Approx. 100 days / Time: Approx. 125 days
RAM: Approx. 100 days / Time: Approx. 125 days
[DT-5025LBAT] [DT-5025LBAT]
RAM: Approx. 175 days / Time: Approx. 200 days
RAM: Approx. 175 days / Time: Approx. 200 days
[Alkaline Battery]
RAM: Approx. 120 days / Time: Approx. 145 days
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MODEL DT-X5M10E DT-X5M10R
Power Charge Time Main Battery
Requirement
[HA-A20BAT] Approx. 5 hours / [DT-5025LBAT] Approx. 10 hours
Backup Battery
(*7)
(*8)
4 days
Power Cunsumptioon DC 1.1A / 3~5V DC 1.4A / 3.7~5V
Operating Temperature
(*9)
-20°C ~ 50°C
Environment Humidity 10% ~ 80%RH (non-condensation)
Dust/Water splash proof IP54
Dimensions
Weight
(*1)
The range varies according to radio wave conditions and local surroundings.
(*2
The range varies according to local surroundings.
(*3)
In the case of scanning two barcodes in 10 seconds at normal temperature.
(*4)
In the case of standby (6.5) : Wireless communication (2) : Scanning (1.5) at normal temperature.
Aironet 1100 by Cisco Systems Inc., using an access point
(*5)
When a fully charged backup battery is used at a normal temperature
(*6)
When a fully charged main battery pack /new alkaline batteries and a fully charged backup battery are used at a normal
temperature
(*7)
When a new battery is used at a normal temperature while the product power is turned off
(*8)
Time to take for a backup battery to become fully charged while a main battery is loaded in the DT-X5 (at a normal
temperature)
(*9)
0 to 40 °C when the cradle is connected.
(*10)
Excluding the protrusion
(*11)
When a standard battery pack is loaded, excluding a strap
(*11)
(*10)
Approx. 179(D) × 70(W) × 41.1(H) mm
Approx. 245g Approx. 250g
2-4. Consumable
Item Type Product Name
Main Battery
Large-capacity Battery Pack DT-5025LBAT
The life of a battery pack is limited, and charging a battery pack causes it to gradually lose its ability to
maintainthe charge.
If your battery pack seems to require charging very frequently, it probably meas it is time to purchase a new one.
Battery Pack HA-A20BAT
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3. DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY
Overview
This chapter provides step-by-step instructions for disassembling the DT-X5’s parts and sub-systems. When it
comes to reassembly, reverse the procedures (unless otherwise indicated).
We suggest you completely review any procedure before you take the terminal apart.
To make the disassembly process easier, a box with a will provide any possible helpful in-formation,and will
list the relevant parts you will have after the disassembly process is complete.
Note:
The parts listed will be for the disassembly procedure listed ONLY, and not any previous disassembly step(s)
required. Refer to the part list for the previous disassembly procedure. The amount of screws you should be left
with will be listed here also. A box with a contains warnings.
An example of these types of boxes are shown below.
Information and
Component Parts
NOTE:
All disassembly procedures assume that the system is turned OFF, and disconnected from any power supply (the
battery is removed too).
Maintenance Tools
The following tools are recommended when working on the Handheld Terminal:
• Y-Top screwdriver
• Philips-head screwdriver (magnetized)
• Small flat-head screwdriver
• Pair of needle-nose pliers
• Anti-static wrist-strap
Locking collar sockets for ribbon connectors
To release these connectors, use a small flat-head screwdriver to gently pry the locking collar away from its base.
When replacing the connection, make sure the connector is oriented in the same way. The pin1 side is usually
not indicated.
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Maintenance Precautions
The following precautions are a reminder. To avoid personal injury or damage to the terminal while performing
a removal and/or replacement job, take the following precautions:
1. Don't drop it. Perform your repairs on a stable surface. If the terminal falls, the case and other components
could be damaged.
2. Don't overheat it. Note the proximity of any heating elements. Keep the terminal out of direct sunlight.
3. Avoid interference. Note the proximity of any high capacity transformers, electric motors, and other strong
magnetic fields. These can hinder proper performance and damage components and/or data. You should also
monitor the position of magnetized tools (i.e. screwdrivers).
4. Keep it dry. This is an electrical appliance. If water or any other liquid gets into it, the Handheld Terminal could
be badly damaged.
5. Be careful with power. Avoid accidental shocks, discharges or explosions.
• Before removing or servicing any part from the terminal, turn the terminal off and detach any power supplies.
• When you want to unplug any cable/wire, be sure to disconnect it by the plug head. Do not pull on the wire.
6. Peripherals – Turn off and detach any peripherals.
7. Beware of static discharge. ICs, such as the CPU and main support chips, are vulnerable to static electricity.
Before handling any part in the terminal, discharge any static electricity inside the terminal. When handling a
printed circuit board, do not use gloves or other materials which allow static electricity buildup. We suggest that
you use an antistatic wrist strap instead.
8. Beware of corrosion. As you perform your job, avoid touching any connector leads.
Even the cleanest hands produce oils which can attract corrosive elements.
9. Keep your work environment clean. Tobacco smoke, dust or other air-born particulate matter is often
attracted to charged surfaces, reducing performance.
10. Keep track of the components. When removing or replacing any part, be careful not to leave small parts,
such as screws, loose inside the terminal.
Cleaning
Do not apply cleaner directly to the terminal, use a soft clean cloth.
Do not use volatile (petroleum distillates) or abrasive cleaners on any part of the terminal.
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Disassembly Steps
The following table lists the disassembly steps, and on which page to find the related information.
PLEASE PERFORM THE DISASSEMBLY STEPS IN THE ORDER INDICATED.
To Remove the Battery Holder/Battery Pack:
1. Remove the battery holder/battery pack..........................................................................................page 9
To Separate the Front and Back Case Covers:
1. Remove the battery holder/battery pack..........................................................................................page 9
2. Separate the front and back case covers ......................................................................................page 10
To Remove the Bridge Board:
1. Remove the battery holder/battery pack..........................................................................................page 9
2. Separate the front and back case covers ......................................................................................page 10
3. Remove the bridge board ..............................................................................................................page 11
To Remove the 1D Laser:
1. Remove the battery holder/battery pack..........................................................................................page 9
2. Separate the front and back case covers ......................................................................................page 10
3. Remove the 1D Laser....................................................................................................................page 12
To Remove the Mainboard:
1. Remove the battery holder/battery pack..........................................................................................page 9
2. Separate the front and back case covers ......................................................................................page 10
3. Remove the 1D Laser....................................................................................................................page 12
4. Remove the mainboard..................................................................................................................page 13
To Separate the Middle Case from the Front Case:
1. Remove the battery holder/battery pack..........................................................................................page 9
2. Separate the front and back case covers ......................................................................................page 10
3. Remove the 1D Laser....................................................................................................................page 12
4. Remove the mainboard..................................................................................................................page 13
5. Separate the middle case and front case ......................................................................................page 14
To Remove the Key Pad:
1. Remove the battery holder/battery pack..........................................................................................page 9
2. Separate the front and back case covers ......................................................................................page 10
3. Remove the 1D Laser....................................................................................................................page 12
4. Remove the mainboard..................................................................................................................page 13
5. Separate the middle case from the front case ...............................................................................page 14
6. Remove the key pad......................................................................................................................page 15
To Remove the LCD:
1. Remove the battery holder/battery pack..........................................................................................page 9
2. Separate the front and back case covers ......................................................................................page 10
3. Remove the 1D Laser....................................................................................................................page 12
4. Remove the mainboard..................................................................................................................page 13
5. Separate the middle case from the front case ...............................................................................page 14
6. Remove the LCD ...........................................................................................................................page 16
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Removing the Battery Holder/Battery Pack
1. Make sure the terminal is turned OFF.
2. Turn the terminal over and slide the two battery cover lock switches 1 & 2 on the sides of the Handheld
Terminal to the “FREE” position.
3. Remove the battery cover .
4. Remove any alkaline batteries , if they are installed.
5. Remove the alkaline battery holder (or battery pack ) by pushing the tab 7 on the frame of the holder,
and pulling the battery pack removal tape 8 upwards.
3
4
5 6
Figure 2 - 1 - Removing the Alkaline Battery Holder
3. Battery Cover
4. Alkaline Batteries
5. Battery Holder
6. Battery Pack
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Separating the Front and Back Case Covers
1. Remove the battery holder/battery pack (see page 9).
2. Remove screws 1 - 6 from the back of the case.
3. Carefully (a ribbon cable is still attached) separate the front and back case assemblies.
4. Release the ribbon cable 9 from the back case assembly.
7 8
Figure 2 - 2 - Separating the Front and back Case Covers
7. Front Case Assembly
8. Back Case Assembly
• 6 Screws
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Removing the Bridge Board
1. Remove the battery holder/battery pack (see page 9), and separate the front and rear case assemblies (see
page 10).
2. Remove screws 1 & 2 and release cables 3 - 5 from their locking collars.
3. Lift the bridge board , audio board , and buzzer cover off the back case.
7 86
Figure 2 - 3 - Removing the Bridge Board
6. Bridge Board
7. Audio Board
8. Buzzer Cover
• 2 Screws
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Removing the 1D Laser
1. Remove the battery holder/battery pack (see page 9), and separate the front and rear case assemblies (see
page 10).
2. Remove screws 1 - 2, and release cable 3 from its locking collar.
3. Lift the 1D laser assembly , off the front case assembly.
4
Figure 2 - 4 - Removing the 1D Laser
4. 1D Laser Assembly
• 2 Screws
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Removing the Mainboard
1. Remove the battery holder/battery pack (see page 9), separate the front and rear case assemblies (see page
10) and remove the 1D laser assembly (see page 12).
2. Remove screws 1 - 4 from the mainboard.
3. Carefully ease up the mainboard and release cables 5 & 6 from their locking collars.
4. Lift the mainboard , off the front case assembly.
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Figure 2 - 5 - Removing the Mainboard
7. Mainboard
• 4 Screws
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Separating the Middle Case from the Front Case
1. Remove the battery holder/battery pack (see page 9), separate the front and rear case assemblies (see page
10), remove the 1D laser assembly (see page 12) and remove the mainboard (see page 13).
2. Remove screws 1 & 2.
3. Apply pressure at points 3 & 4 to ease the middle case out of the front case .
5
6
Figure 2 - 6 - Separating the Middle Case from the Front Case
5. Front Case
6. Middle Case
• 2 Screws
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Removing the Key Pad
1. Remove the battery holder/battery pack (see page 9), separate the front and rear case assemblies (see page
10), remove the 1D laser assembly (see page 12), remove the mainboard (see page 13) and separate the
middle case from the front case (see page 14).
2. Carefully ease the key pad out of the front case .
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Figure 2 - 7 - Removing the Key Pad
1. Key Pad
2. Front Case
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Removing the LCD
1. Remove the battery holder/battery pack (see page 9), separate the front and rear case assemblies (see page
10), remove the 1D laser assembly (see page 12), remove the mainboard (see page 13) and separate the
middle case from the front case (see page 14).
2. Carefully ease (there may be some tapes attached to the LCD) the LCD out of the middle case .
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Figure 2 - 8 - Removing the LCD
1. LCD
2. Middle Case
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4. HARDWARE INSPECTION
4-1. Preparation
Make sure you have a computer running the Windows XP(Home or Professional) operating system with a
Bluetooth module.
You should also have all the test programs which include the following:
• TestMenu0.22F.zip
Hardware Diagnostic Program Ver.0.22F
• Lmwin601-full.zip
LMWIN utility software with IrXpress USB & Serial drivers Ver.6.01
• MSASYNC.exe
Microsoft
Note: The file name may change by updates.
To Obtain the Program
Visit the following websites:
• Service CD-ROM for CASIO distributors
• Casio Technical Support Web site. ( http://www.casio.co.jp/English/system/ )
• Microsoft Web site. ( http://www.microsoft.com/ )
If you are testing the Wireless functions you will nedd a Wireless LAN access point.
■ Setup Programs
Your computer running the Windows XP operating system should be up and running.
The following programs can then be installed and configured for the test procedures:
®
ActiveSync software.
Hardware Diagnostic Program
1. Extract all the test programs from the zipped file (TestMenu0.22F.zip) to a folder (e.g. create a folder
named PX791 Test) on the desktop.
Figure: Extract Test Programs to Desktop Folder
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LMWIN Utility Software
2. Extract all the files from the zipped file (Lmwin601-full.zip) to a folder (e.g. create a folder named
Lmwin601-full) on the desktop.
3. Execute IRXpressUSBIrDA.exe and install the USB driver for HA-A60IO/HA-A61IO.
IRXpressUSBIrDA.exe is contained in the following folder;
/Lmwin601-full/Driver/USB/
(Lmwin601-full is the folder into which the zipped file in the above step 2 is extracted.)
4. Execute Setup.exe and install the LMWIN Utility.
Setup.exe is contained in the following folder;
/Lmwin601-full/Lmwin/English/
(Lmwin601-full is the folder into which the zipped file in the above step 2 is extracted.)
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ActiveSync Software
5. Run the MSASYNC.exe program to install the ActiveSync software (choose - No Relationship) and close
the program.
■ Copying the Hardware Diagnostic Program to the DT-X5
1. Connect the HA-A60IO (HA-A61IO) and the PC by the USB cable.
Turn on the cradle.
Confirm that the PC automatically recognizes the cradle.
appears on the task bar.
2. Place the DT-X5 on the HA-A60IO (HA-A61IO).
3. Execute AciveSync by DT-X5.
Top Menu
1.Programs
2.Settings
3.Task Manager
4.Tray Icon Manager
5.Application Loader
6.Version Info
Choose "1.Programs". Choose "3.Activesync".Choose "3.Communication".
Programs1.Programs
1.Mail
2.Browser
3.Communication
4.Utility
5.User Application
Communication
1.Bluetooth
2.FLCE
3.ActiveSync
4.Ping ActiveSync
5.Ping Tool
6.IP config
4. ActiveSync is booted on the PC, which establishes the connection with DT-X5.
Confirm that IrDA Connection appears on the task tray.
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5. Go to the computer and browse to select all the test programs in the directory created in Step 1 in Setup
Programs (e.g. browse to the desktop folder PX791 Test and select all the programs) above.
6. Double-click the My Computer icon on the computer,then double-click Mobile Device and browse to
FlashDisk.
7. Copy all the programs from the test directory to the FlashDisk directory.
Figure: Copy Test Programs to Flash Disk
4-2. Booting and Ending the Hardware Diagnostic Program
■ To boot the program
1. Press the power button.
Top Menu
1.Programs
2.Settings
3.Task Manager
4.Tray Icon Manager
5.Application Loader
6.Version Info
Top Menu is displayed.
Power Button
2. Push "0" key (which is an undisclosed command).
Password Enter
Password:
Password input screen is
displayed.
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3. Input the password and press "ENT" key.
(The default password is 12346789.)
System
1.FlashDisk Format
2.Date/Time
3.Auto Restore Tool
4.File Explorer
5.System Password
System Menu is displayed.
4. Push "4" key.
Or select "4. File Explorer" (which will be highlighted in black) and push "ENT" key.
My Computer 1/1
FlashDisk
My Documents
Network
profiles
Program Files
Release
Temp
Windows
5. Push "Fn" key while "FlashDisk" is selected (highlighted in black). Next, push "R" key.
FlashDisk 1/4
1.exe
The symbol on the lower right
corner changes from "1" to "F"
when "Fn" key is pressed.
Make sure to push "R" key after
confirming this.
Backlight.exe
Burnlne.exe
Buzzer.exe
CliWLAN.exe
CNTRV01.exe
CNTRV02.exe
CNTRV04.exe
EIR.exe
The content of the FlashDisk is displayed.
6. Push “ENT” key while “1. exe” is selected (highlighted in black).
TestMenu V0.22F#1
1. Factory Test
2. PSRAM Test
3. ROM Test
4. NAND Test
5. Buzzer Test
6. Vibrator Test
7. LED Test
8. Key/Button Test
9. Next Page
The hardware diagnostic program is booted.
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■ MENU
The Hardware Diagnostic Program has the following three menus.
TestMenu V0.22F #1
1.Factory Test
2.PSRAM Test
3.ROM Test
4.NAND Test
5.Buzzer Test
6.Vibrator Test
7.LED Test
8.Key/Button Test
9.Next Page
■ Ending the Program
TestMenu V0.22F #3
1.Burn-In Test
2.WLAN Country Code
3.Serial ID Set
4.RTC
5.OBR Set
6.Memory Test
7.Previous Page
8.Exit
Press "9"
Press "8"
TestMenu V0.22F #2
1.Display Test
2.Infrared Ray Test
3.Bluetooth Test
4.Laser Test
5.Wireless LAN Test
6.Sensor test
7.Serial Port Test
8.Previous Page
Press "9"
Press "7"
TestMenu V0.22F #3
1.Burn-In Test
2.WLAN Country Code
3.Serial ID Set
4.RTC
5.OBR Set
6.Memory Test
7.Previous Page
8.Exit
9.Next Page
Menu #2Menu #1
Menu #3
Push "8" key in the Test Menu #3 of the Diagnostic Program.
Or select "8. Exit" (which will be highlighted in black) and push "ENT" key.
4-3. Deleting the Test Programs
MAKE SURE YOU DELETE THE TEST PROGRAMS FROM THE TERMINAL AFTER FINISHING THE TEST
PROCESS.
1. Return to the Top Menu and press the "0" key.
2. Enter the password and press Enter.(The default password is 12346789.)
3. Choose FlashDisk Format from the System menu by pressing the "1" key.
4. Choose Format from the FDISK Format menu by pressing the "1" key.
5. Choose Yes from the format warning menu by pressing the "1" key.
6. A message will indicate when the formatting process has been successful.
7.
Hold down the "power" key and push in the reset button with a pointed object, then release the reset button.
8. Release the "power" key.
9. Follow the on-screen message and press the right trigger button twice.
10. Press the "0" key to return to the Top Menu.
11. Enter the password and press Enter.
12. Choose FileExplorer from the System menu by pressing the "4" key.
13. When "My Computer" opens press the Fn key once, and then press the "R" key.
14. Check that the FlashDisk directory is clear.
15. Press CLR twice to return to the Top Menu.
16. Power the terminal off.
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4-4. Function Test
■ Inspection Item Table
No. Inspection Items
1 IrDA
(*1)
Target Models
M10E M10R Guide
Inspection Tool
O O HA-A60IO, Computer —
Operation
2 PSRAM O O P.24
3 ROM O O P.25
4 FlashDisk O O P.26
5 Buzzer O O P.27
6 Vibrator O O P.29
7 LED O O P.30
8 KEY O O P.31
9 Display O O P.32
10 Laser Scanner O O P.35
11 Sensor O O P.37
12 RTC O O P.38
13 Bluetooth O O Computer with Bluetooth Module P.39
14 Wireless LAN — O Computer, Access point P.42
(*1) The status of IrDA inspection is to be “OK” if the hardware diagnostic program can be copied (refer to
page 19).
■ Composition Diagram for Testing
Test object DT-X5
Bluetooth
Computer with
Bluetooth module
USB cable
Wireless LAN
HA-A60IO
Bridge Basic Cradle
Wireless LAN
Access point
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LAN cable
AD-S42120AE
AC Adapter
Computer for
Access point
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■ Operation Guide
No.2 PSRAM
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Display "Test Menu #1".
Select "2.PSRAM Test".
1
Select "1.Write/Read/Compare".
2
PSRAM Test
1.Write/Read/Compare
2.Memory Backup test
PSRAM Test
Allocation memory =>
OK
Write data => OK
Read data => OK
Check data => OK
[CLR]: Exit
Confirm the display on the left.
PSRAM test is automatically
executed.
Confirm the display on the left.
Push "CLR" key.
3
Push "CLR" key.
4
PSRAM Test
1.Write/Read/Compare
2.Memory Backup test
TestMenu V0.22F #1
1.Factory Test
2.PSRAM Test
3.ROM Test
4.NAND Test
5.Buzzer Test
6.Vibrator Test
7.LED Test
8.Key/Button Test
9.Next Page
Confirm the display on the left.
Back to Main Menu.
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No.3 ROM
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Display "Test Menu #1".
Select "3.ROM Test".
1
NOR ROM Test
Sum1=xxxxxxxx,
Sum2=yyyyyyyy
The Check Sum value of ROM is
displayed.
The measured value should be
Sum1:
Sum2:
(When OS is ver. xxxx)
[CLR]: Exit
Push "CLR" key. Back to Main Menu.
TestMenu V0.22F #1
1.Factory Test
2.PSRAM Test
3.ROM Test
4.NAND Test
2
5.Buzzer Test
6.Vibrator Test
7.LED Test
8.Key/Button Test
9.Next Page
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No.4 FlashDisk
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Display "Test Menu #1".
Select "4.NAND Test".
1
Push "CLR" key.
2
NAND Test
Write data => OK
Read data => OK
Check data => OK
[CLR]: Exit
TestMenu V0.22F #1
1.Factory Test
2.PSRAM Test
3.ROM Test
4.NAND Test
5.Buzzer Test
6.Vibrator Test
7.LED Test
8.Key/Button Test
9.Next Page
Flash Disk test is automatically
executed.
Confirm the display on the left.
Back to Main Menu.
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No.5 Buzzer (1/2)
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Display "Test Menu #1".
Select "5.Buzzer Test".
Buzzer Test
1.Frequency Test
Confirm the display on the left.
2.Freq Up/Down
3.Freq loop Test
4.Volume Test
1
Select "1.Frequency Test". Confirm that the buzzer sounds in
Buzzer Test
Freq 512/2048/8192Hz
the order of 512Hz, 2048Hz and
8192Hz.
2
[CLR]: Exit
Buzzer Test
1.Frequency Test
Confirm the display on the left
after the buzzer stops.
2.Freq Up/Down
3.Freq loop Test
4.Volume Test
3
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No.5 Buzzer (2/2)
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Select "4.Volume Test".
4
Push "CLR" key.
Buzzer Test
Freq 2731Hz
Volume:Min->Mid->Max
[CLR]: Exit
Buzzer Test
1.Frequency Test
2.Freq Up/Down
3.Freq loop Test
4.Volume Test
Confirm the buzzer volume
changes Min Mid Max.
Confirm the display on the left.
5
Push "CLR" key.
6
TestMenu V0.22F #1
1.Factory Test
2.PSRAM Test
3.ROM Test
4.NAND Test
5.Buzzer Test
6.Vibrator Test
7.LED Test
8.Key/Button Test
9.Next Page
Back to Main Menu.
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No.6 Vibrator
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Display "Test Menu #1".
Select "6.Vibrator Test".
1
Select "1.ON/OFF".
2
Vibrator Test
1.ON / OFF
2.On/Off Loop
Buzzer Test
Vibrator On/Off
test
[CLR]: Exit
Confirm the display on the left.
Confirm that DT-X5 vibrates.
Vibrator Test
1.ON / OFF
Confirm the display on the left
after a while.
2.On/Off Loop
3
TestMenu V0.22F #1
Back to Main Menu.Push "CLR" key.
1.Factory Test
2.PSRAM Test
3.ROM Test
4.NAND Test
4
5.Buzzer Test
6.Vibrator Test
7.LED Test
8.Key/Button Test
9.Next Page
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No.7 LED
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Display "Test Menu #1".
Select "7.LED Test".
1
Select "1.LED Test".
2
LED Test
1.LED Test
LED Test
Lighting:
Red/Green/Orange
[CLR]: Exi
Confirm the display on the left.
Confirm that the two LEDs
changes Red Green
Orange.
LED Test
1.LED Test
Confirm the display on the left
after the LED is turned off.
3
TestMenu V0.22F #1
Back to Main Menu.Push "CLR" key.
1.Factory Test
2.PSRAM Test
3.ROM Test
4.NAND Test
4
5.Buzzer Test
6.Vibrator Test
7.LED Test
8.Key/Button Test
9.Next Page
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No.8 KEY
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Display "Test Menu #1".
Select "8.Key/Button Test".
1
Input all the keys displayed on
the LCD (except PW key).
2
Tr-L 3
Confirm the display on the left.
Tr-R 4
Up 5
L6
R7
Down 8
Fn 9
0 CLR
10
2
[F8]:Exit
Tr-L V 3
Tr-R 4
Confirm that “V” is displayed for
the inputted key.
Up 5
L6V
R7
Down 8
Fn 9
0 CLR
1V0
2
[F8]:Exit
keys, input any one of the
keys from “F1” to “F7”.
Input the rest of the keys
(input “F8” at the end.)
3
4
Enter
F1
F2 V
F3
F4
F5
F6
F7
F8
[F8]:Exit
TestMenu V0.22F #1
1.Factory Test
2.PSRAM Test
3.ROM Test
4.NAND Test
5.Buzzer Test
6.Vibrator Test
7.LED Test
8.Key/Button Test
9.Next Page
Confirm the display on the left.After inputting all the above
Menu is displayed after all the
keys are inputted.
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No.9 Display (1/3)
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Display "Test Menu #2".
Select "1.Display Test".
1
Select "1.Backlight Test".
2
Display Test
1.Backlight Test
2.Backlight shading
3.LCD Test
4.LCD Step by step
Back Light Test
[CLR]:Exit
Confirm the display on the left.
Confirm that the backlight turns
ON/OFF.
Push "CLR" key.
3
Select "4.LCD Step by step".
4
Display Test
1.Backlight Test
2.Backlight shading
3.LCD Test
4.LCD Step by step
Confirm the display on the left.
Confirm the display on the left.
(nothing displayed)
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No.9 Display (2/3)
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Push "Left Trigger" key. Confirm the display on the left
(black)
5
Push "Left Trigger" key.
6
Push "Left Trigger" key.
7
Confirm the display on the left.
(nothing displayed)
Confirm the display on the left.
(gray)
Push "Left Trigger" key.
8
Confirm the display on the left.
(vertical stripes)
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No.9 Display (3/3)
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Push "Left Trigger" key.
Confirm the display on the left.
(horizontal stripes)
9
Push "Left Trigger" key.
Confirm the display on the left
(check)
10
Push "Left Trigger" key. Confirm the display on the left
(inverse check, highlighted)
11
Push "Left Trigger" key. Confirm the display on the left.
Display Test
1.Backlight Test
2.Backlight shading
12
3.LCD Test
4.LCD Step by step
TestMenu V0.22F #2
Back to Main Menu.Push "CLR" key.
1.Display Test
2.Infrared Ray Test
3.Bluetooth Test
4.Laser Test
13
5.Wireless LAN Test
6.Sensor Test
7.Serial Port Test
8.Previous Page
9.Next Page
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No.10 Laser Scanner (1/2)
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Display "Test Menu #2".
Select "4.Laser Test".
1
Select "1.Scan bar-code".
2
Laser Test
1.Scan bar-code
2.Auto-Scan 1000 times
3.Loop Test
Laser Test
1.ScanRead
2.ScanRead(1000)
3.ScanRead(Loop)
[CLR] Exit
Confirm the display on the left.
Confirm the display on the left.
Select "1.ScanRead".
3
Read the test barcode by
pushing “Trigger” key.
4
Scan Test
[Data]
[LTR] Scan
[ENT] Exit
Scan Test
1234567890123
[LTR] Scan
[ENT] Exit
Confirm the display on the left.
Confirm whether the displayed
data is correct.
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No.10 Laser Scanner (2/2)
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Push "ENT" key.
5
Push "CLR" key.
Laser Test
1.ScanRead
2.ScanRead(1000)
3.ScanRead(Loop)
[CLR] Exit
Laser Test
1.Scan bar-code
2.Auto-Scan 1000 times
3.Loop Test
Confirm the display on the left.
Confirm the display on the left.
6
Push "CLR" key.
7
TestMenu V0.22F #2
1.Display Test
2.Infrared Ray Test
3.Bluetooth Test
4.Laser Test
5.Wireless LAN Test
6.Sensor Test
7.Serial Port Test
8.Previous Page
9.Next Page
Back to Main Menu.
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No.11 Sensor
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Display "Test Menu #2".
Select "6.Sensor Test".
1
Select "1.Sensor Test".
2
Sensor Test
1.Sensor Test
Sensor Test
Cradle:Offline
BatVol:3954mV
BatType:LION
Temperature: 27 ºC
[CLR] Exit
Confirm the display on the left.
Confirm the following;
Cradle:
Offline (when not attached to the cradle)
Online (when attached to the cradle)
BatVol:
The battery voltage is displayed.
Temperature:
Ambient temperature + approx. 5
to 10 ºC
Push "CLR" key.
3
Push "CLR" key.
4
Sensor Test
1.Sensor Test
TestMenu V0.22F #2
1.Display Test
2.Infrared Ray Test
3.Bluetooth Test
4.Laser Test
5.Wireless LAN Test
6.Sensor Test
7.Serial Port Test
8.Previous Page
9.Next Page
Confirm the display on the left.
Back to Main Menu.
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No.12 RTC
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Display "Test Menu #3".
Select "4.RTC".
RTC Display
Confirm that the date is displayed
and the clock operates.
Date: 2004-03-31
Time: 23:48:15
1
[CLR]:Exit
Push "CLR" key. Back to Main Menu.
TestMenu V0.22F #3
1.Burn-In Test
2.WLAN Country Code
3.Serial ID Set
4.RTC
2
5.OBR Set
6.Memory Test
7.Previous Page
8.Exit
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No.13 Bluetooth
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Display "Top Menu".
Select "1.Programs".
Programs
1.Mail
Confirm the display on the left.
2.Browser
3.Communication
4.Utility
1
Select "3.Communication". Confirm the display on the left.
5.User Application
Communicatin
1.Bluetooth
2.FLCE
3.ActiveSync
4.LAN ActiveSync
2
5.Ping Tool
6.IP config
Select "1.Bluetooth".
3
Select "3.Device Inquiry".
4
Bluetooth Tool
1.Power ON
2.Device List
3.Device Inquiry
4.Settings
5.Connection
Device Inqiry
BT Device was found
1 devices
[ENT] CLOSE
Bluetooth is initialized.
The display is as shown on the
left after initialization.
Bluetooth devices around DT-X5
are detected.
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No Operation Display Inspection contents
Push "ENT" key.
5
Input the number of the device
to be connected.
6
Discover Devic
1.xxxxx
2.CASIO PC
xxxxx
1.Properties
2.Services
3.Bonding
4.Transmission
5.Register Device
The detected Bluetooth devices
around DT-X5 are listed.
Confirm the display on the left.
Select "4.Transmission". Confirm the display on the left.
File Transmission
1.Select File Name
2.Input File Name
7
Select "1.Select File Name".
8
File Open 1/1
Flash DIsk
My Documents
Network
profiles
Program Files
Release
Temp
Windows
Confirm the display on the left.
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No Operation Display Inspection contents
Select the file to send (any file
can be sent.).
9
[Connected device]
shows a message that it
received a "Connection
Request".
accepts the connection
request.
File Transmission
/FlashDisk/aaa.exe
Under Transmission
xxxxx Byte
[CLR] CANCEL
File Transmission
/aaa.exe:
Transmission was
completed
Confirm the display on the left.
File transfer starts.
The display is as shown on the
left after the file transfer.
10
Push "ENT" key.
11
[Connected device]
Confirms whether the file has
been normally received.
12
[ENT] CLOSE
xxxxx
1.Properties
2.Services
3.Bonding
4.Transmission
5.Register Device
Confirm the display on the left.
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No.14 Wireless LAN (NOTE: This test is for DT-X5M10R only.)
No Operation Display Inspection contents
= Preparation =
[Network setting of the computer] [Access Point setting]
IP Address: 192.168.0.1 IP Address: 192.168.0.7
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
SS-ID: Overseas
Radio Channel:1
[LMWIN Utility software]
1
1. Edit “device.ini” in the Lmwin installed folder.
2. Add the IP Address used for DT-X5 to the file.
[USE_IP]
1=192.168.0.15
Address added to "device.ini"
(an address to be set for DT-X5)
[Operation of the Computer]
1. Start "Lmwin".
2. Choose “TCP/IP(NEW)” in
the Configure menu.
2
[Operation of the Computer]
1. Choose "New" in the Script
menu.
2. Make a script that performs
the communication with a
3
computer and DT-X5.
Sample Script:
/S "C:\Program Files\lmwin\Send\xxxx.exe" C:\
/R C:\xxxx.exe "C:\Program Files\lmwin\Receive\"
[Operation of the Computer]
1. Choose "Script file" in the
Execute menu.
2. Check "001" in the Dialog
4
Box.
3. Press "OK" button.
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No Operation Display Inspection contents
[Operation of the Computer]
1. Select the Script file that
you created.
2. Press "OK" button.
5
[Operation of the DT-X5]
Display "Top Menu".
Select "2.Settings".
6
Settings 1/2
1.Scanner
2.Contrast&Bright
3.Power
4.Memory
5.PC Connection
6.WLAN Settings
7.Network&Dial-Up
8.Password
9.Buzzer
Confirm that “001” in the screen
is Black.
Confirm the display on the left.
[Operation of the DT-X5]
Select "6.WLAN Settings".
7
[Operation of the DT-X5]
Select "1.Power".
Select "1.Power ON".
8
WLAN Settings
1.Power OFF
2.WLAN Tool
WLAN Settings
1.Power ON
2.WLAN Tool
Confirm “ON”.
Confirm the display on the left.
DT-X5 is now ready for wireless
communication.
Confirm the display on the left.
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No Operation Display Inspection contents
[Operation of the DT-X5]
Select "2.WLAN Tool".
Select "6.Config".
Select "1.IP Address".
9
[Operation of the DT-X5]
1. Turn the DHCP off.
2. Set the IP Address.
IP:192.168.0.15
Subnet:255.255.255.0
10
IP Address
1.Use DHCP: ON
2.IP address
[ ]
3.Subnet mask
[ ]
4.Default gateway
[ ]
IP Address
1.Use DHCP: OFF
2.IP address
[192.168.0.15]
3.Subnet mask
[255.255.255.0]
4.Default gateway
[ ]
Confirm the display on the left.
On the left IP Address is inputted.
[Operation of the DT-X5]
Push "CLR" key.
Select "1.OK".
11
[Operation of the DT-X5]
Select "4.Connection Net".
12
Config
1.IP address
2.Name Server
3.Network config on
4.Connectable Net
5.Preferred Net
6.Network type net
7.Preferred-only on
8.Power Save on
Connectable net
1.Renew
2.Overseas
"Warning" is displayed.
Connectable access points are
displayed.
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No Operation Display Inspection contents
[Operation of the DT-X5]
Select "2.Overseas".
13
[Operation of the DT-X5]
Select "6.Apply!".
14
To Connect
1. SSID
[Overseas]
2. Adhoc: off
3. Shared key off
4. WEP off
5. WEP Config
6. Apply!
Icon on the task bar
Confirm the display on the left.
Confirm that the antenna icon is
displayed on the task bar.
* If the icon is not displayed,
perform a reset.
[Operation of the DT-X5]
1. Execute FLCE.
From the Top Menu select
"1.Programs"
15
"3.Communication"
"2.FLCE"
2. Rewrite the parameter.
/Y={LAN,192.168.0.1,}/M
3. Input "Fn" and "9" keys.
16
FLCE
Version: 1.00.00
Parameters:
/Y={IrDA,, } /M
Fn+9:Run
Communication
1. Bluetooth
2. FLCE
3. ActiveSync
4. Ping Tool
5. IP config
Confirm the display on the left.
Communication starts.
The display is as shown on the
left when the communication
ends normally.
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4-5. OBR CalibrationSetting
Perform the OBR Calibration Setting after replacing the following;
• Laser module
• Main PCB assy
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Display "Test Menu #3".
Select "5.OBR Set".
1
Place DT-X5 on "Emission
Width Adjustment Barcode"
Note: The barcode is in the
"Adjusting Laser Emission
2
Width" of the User’s Guide.
OBR Setting Ver1.00
1.OBR Calib SET
Setting Status
Setting NG
9.EXIT
Confirm the display on the left.
Push "ENT" key.
3
(When an error occurs)
OBR Setting Ver1.00
Setting Finished
Setting OK
1.SET
2.Retry
9.CANCEL
OBR Setting Ver1.00
Setting Finished
Setting OK
1.SET
2.Retry
9.CANCEL
Laser light turns on and automatically performs adjustment.
Confirm the display changes to
"Setting OK" as shown in the left
after about 1 second.
When the setting is incorrect, the
display changes to "Setting NG"
as shown in the left.
Push "2" key in this case and try
again.
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No Operation Display Inspection contents
Select "1.SET".
4
Select "9.EXIT".
5
OBR Setting Ver1.00
1.OBR Calib SET
Setting Status
Setting OK
2.Retry
9.EXIT
Test Menu VO.22F #3
1.Burn-In Test
2.WLAN Country Code
3.Serial ID Set
4.RTC
5.OBR Set
6.Memory Test
7.Previous Page
8.Exit
Confirm the display on the left.
Back to Main Menu.
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4-6. ID Number Registration
Perform the ID Number Registration after replacing the following;
• Main PCB assy
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Display "Test Menu #3".
Select "3.Serial ID SET".
1
Select "1.Serial ID SET".
2
Input the serial number of the
product.
Push "ENT" key.
3
Serial ID Setting Ve
1.Serial ID SET
Setting ID
9.EXIT
Serial ID Setting Ve
Push TRG-Key
or TEN-Key
Serial ID Setting Ve
524612345AAAA1
1.SET
2.Retry
9.Cancel
Confirm the display on the left.
Confirm the display on the left.
Confirm whether the inputted
number is correct.
Confirm the display on the left.
Select "1.SET".
4
Select "9.EXIT".
5
Serial ID Setting Ve
1.Serial ID SET
Setting ID
524612345AAAA1
9.EXIT
Test Menu VO.22F #3
1.Burn-In Test
2.WLAN Country Code
3.Serial ID Set
4.RTC
5.OBR Set
6.Memory Test
7.Previous Page
8.Exit
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Confirm the display on the left.
Back to Main Menu.
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4-7. Wireless LAN Country Setting (DT-X5M10R only)
Perform the Wireless LAN Country Setting after replacing the following;
• Main PCB assy
■ Setting the Country Code
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Display "Test Menu #3".
Select "2.WLAN Country
Code".
1
Input following keys according
to the country to be set.
Japan 씮 1
Europe 씮 2
2
America 씮 3
Push "ENT" key.
3
WLAN Country Code
1.Japan 04
2.Europe 02
3.America 01
4.Country Code Check
WLAN Country Code
1.Japan 04
2.Europe 02
Status OK X
3.America 01
Program OK.
4.Country Code Check
Country Code: 04
WLAN Country Code
1.Japan 04
2.Europe 02
3.America 01
4.Country Code Check
Confirm the display on the left.
The “Status” box is displayed.
Confirm whether the country code
has bee set correctly.
Japan :04
Europe :02
America :01
Confirm the display on the left.
Push "CLR" key.
4
Test Menu V0.22F #3
1.Burn-In Test
2.WLAN Country Code
3.Serial ID Set
4.RTC
5.OBR Set
6.Memory Test
7.Previous Page
8.Exit
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Back to Main Menu.
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■ Confirming the Country Code
No Operation Display Inspection contents
Display "Test Menu #3".
Select "2.WLAN Country
Code".
1
Select "4.Country Code
Check".
2
WLAN Country Code
1.Japan 04
2.Europe 02
3.America 01
4.Country Code Check
WLAN Country Code
1.Japan 04
2.Europe 02
Status OK X
3.America 01
Program OK.
4.Country Code Check
Country Code: 04
Confirm the display on the left.
The “Status” box is displayed.
Confirm whether the country code
has bee set correctly.
Japan :04
Europe :02
America :01
Push "ENT" key.
3
Push "CLR" key.
4
WLAN Country Code
1.Japan 04
2.Europe 02
3.America 01
4.Country Code Check
Test Menu V0.22F #3
1.Burn-In Test
2.WLAN Country Code
3.Serial ID Set
4.RTC
5.OBR Set
6.Memory Test
7.Previous Page
8.Exit
Confirm the display on the left.
Back to Main Menu.
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5. CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS
This chapter has circuit diagrams of the DT-X5 handheld scanner’s PCBs.
Schematic Location
The following table indicates where to find the appropriate schematic diagram.
PCB Name Description
— System Block Diagram P.52
MAIN PCB DC/DC Charger (1/10) P.53
DC/DC & VDET (2/10) P.54
CPU (3/10) P.55
ASIC (4/10) P.56
Memory (5/10) P.57
Bluetooth (6/10) P.58
WLAN (7/10) P.59
LCD (8/10) P.60
Scanner (9/10) P.61
Keyboard & Connector (10/10) P.62
BRIDGE PCB Connector (1/2) P.63
Backup Battery (2/2) P.64
Key FPC Keyboard P.65
— IRDA P.66
— Trigger P.66
— Buzzer P.66
Page
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NAME: PCB NAME:
MODEL:
DT-X5 System Block Diagram
Battery Voltage
ADC
SH7705
SCIF
SH3
PFC
TMU
FLCTL
NAND
Flash ROM
USB
CCN/CACHE
MMU/TLB
INTC
RTC
X32k
X48M
X32k
PSRAM
NOR
Flash
ROM
X27.648M
Thermistor
Maintenance Port
BTIF
Bluetooth
Module
Laser Scanner
BSC
PBS
DMAC
TPIF
TCM
ASIC
INTC
RCS
PSC
RTC
LCDC
LCD
Antenna
LSC
ISC
I2CM
NLC
NSC
NVC
IRIF
CBC
CPC
KPC
LED
BUZZER
VIBRATOR
IrDA
Wireless
LAN
5 Key
KBC
23 Key
Li-ION
Sub
BATT
LR6×2
USB
POWER SUPPLY
UNIT
SCIF
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NAME: PCB NAME:
MODEL:
DT-X5 MAIN PCB (1/10)
DC/DC Charger
R285
178K_1%
C260
0.1u
TP10
TP
J3
SPRING
C15
470p
Q48
RHU002
J11
SPRING
R286 5.1M
R292
54.9_1%
U3
LTC3421EUF
C11
82u/6.3V(1210)
R106
1M
R283
243K_1%
Q32
RHU002
U1
LTC3441EDC
TP106
TP
R6
100K_1%
Q38
RHU002
R3 330K
C8
0.1u
C253 0.1u
R138
54.9_1%
R105
1M
D32
V5.5MLA0402WH
C1
33p
R290
2.2
U2
R1111-2.5
R5
15K
Q6
SI5445DC
R19
15K
R270
10K
C206
1u
D34
RB160M-30
R15
100K_1%
SC1
SC_1F/2.5V
TP12
TP
R2
178K_1%
C14
1000p
D39
RB521S-30
C9
82u/6.3V(1210)
U10
74AHC1G14
D1
RB160M-30
J1
SPRING
Q47
SI5445DC
L2
LQH55DN2R2M03L
R4
1K
R272
1
R294
54.9_1%
R18
1M
D21
RB161M-20
Q52
RHU002
C13
0.1u
R1
330K
C205
4.7u/10V(0805)
R14
178K_1%
D30 RB160M-30
Q4
SI5445DC
R233 10(1/4W)
D5
V5.5MLA0402WH
TP105
TP
R291
54.9_1%
TP96
TP
J2
SPRING
R17
100K
Q56
RHU002
C4
1000p
R269
60.4K_1%
U4
LTC4053EMSE-4.2
L11
BEAD120(0805)
R232
1K
D40 RB160M-30
R35
10K
C229
0.22u_10%
C277
1000p
D23
RB521S-30
Q2
RHU002
Q57
RHU002
D2
RB160M-30
C245
82u/6.3V(1210)
C248
82u/6.3V(1210)
L12
BEAD120(0805)
R13
1M
R135 1K
C18
0.33u_10%
C5
10u/10V(1206)
R108
91/0.25W(1206)
R9
3.9M
Q31
RHU002
D31 RR264M-400
R29354.9_1%
Q3
SI5445DC
C7
0.1u
R280 1M
R271
100K
L1
LQH55DN4R7M03L
R20
1M
C222
0.1u
R278 10(1/4W)
R102
91/0.25W(1206)
D33
RB521S-30
Q51
RHU002
TP11
TP
C10
33p
U34
74AHC1G14
R10454.9_1%
Q1
SI1413EDH_SC70D22
RB160M-30
Q55
RHU002
R11
10K
SW1
ALPS_SPPB530600
R200
3K_1%
C16
0.1u
C115
100p
C278 0.1u
TP97
TP
R277
3K_1%
D3
V5.5MLA0402WH
C6
470p
TP13
TP
R268
45.3K_1%
C3
0.1u
SYSPWREN3,5
BATCVR 5
#CHGFLTX
#CHGFLTX 5
LOVLT2LTM 3,5
LOVT43
CHGFLT 4
DMYEN5
#CHGEXEX
SYSCLKEN5
#ALKDCTX 5
#CHGEXEX 5
LOVLT2ALK3,5
CHGEXE 4
#CRDLDCTX 5
1
2
3
1
2
3
ENB
Vref
LBI
LBO
SYNC
ILIM
SSRTGND
PGND1
PGND2
PGND3
BURST
VC
FB
VOUT
VOUT
VOUT
VOUTS
SWSWSW
VIN
SHDN
VC
PGND
PVIN
SHUN/SS
SW1 SW2
VOUT
GND
FB
MODE
PGND
VIN
VDDCEOUT
GND NC
1
2
3
1
2
3
CHEG
VCC
FAULT
TIMER
GND NTC
PROG
SHDN
BAT
ACPR
PGND
PGND
PGND
G
DS
V29B
PGND
VLTM
VALK
4
3
23
22
7
8
65101112
13
9
24
1
20
19
17
18
161514212
PGND
VCHG
PGND
V33S
VLTM
G
DS
11
3
9
1
45
8
2
12
7
6
10
VSPC
V33S
G
DS
PGND
PGND
12
12
PGND
PGND
V33S
135
2
4
4
2
53
6
1
7
8
PGND
V33S
12
AC
+
AC
PGND
PGND
24
53
PGND
PGND
PGND
AC
4
2
53
6
1
7
8
PGND
12
V33B
12
AC
G
DS
PGND
PGND
AC
PGND PGND
4
2
53
6
1
7
8
PGND
12
V33B
PGND
PGND
PGND
G
DS
1
2
3
4
56
7
8
9
10
AC
VALK
PGND
V33S
VADP
PGND
PGND
PGND
V33S
PGND
PGND
AC
G
DS
G
DS
AC
PGND
PGND
12
G
DS
AC
V33S
4
2
53
6
1
7
8
PGND
VADP
PGND
PGND
AC
G
DS
24
53
3
24
5
6
1
AC
PGND
G
DS
PGND
PGND
1
34
2
12
V33B
PGND
12
PGND
PGND
PGND
PGND
12
PGND
Page 56
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NAME: PCB NAME:
MODEL:
DT-X5 MAIN PCB (2/10)
DC/DC & VDET
DGND
R39
1M
R43
100K_1%
C29
10u/6.3V(0805)
PGND
PGND
U8
ELM7521NBB(SOT23)
I
G
O
VIN
GND
OUT
V33B
PGND
#LOVLT25X 5
R209 0
V33S
R210
1K_1%
PGND
R107
1K
R213 1M
M3
TP99
TP
TEMPERATURE 4
R154 1K
DGND
PGND
Q40
SI1413EDH_SC70
3
24
5
6
1
PGND
M5
PGND
PGND
DGND
M2
U9
LTC3405AES6
34
521
6
SWVIN
VFB
GND
RUN
MODE
PGND
U13
ELM7530CBB(SOT23)
I
G
O
VIN
GND
OUT
R42
1M
U16
ELM9720NBB(SOT23)
I
G
O
VIN
GND
OUT
PGND
PGND
R273 1M
H3
PGND
#LOVLT1ALKX 5
TP100
TP
Q41
RHU002
G
DS
R44
1M
PGND
VALKADEN4
R239
1K
VALK
V33B
PGND
DGND
PGND
PGND
PGND
C28
1000p
C263
0.01u
TP101
TP
PGND
C27
0.1u
H5
PGND
Q33
RHU002
G
DS
R298
OPEN
Q14
RHU002G
DS
Q9
2SK3018G
DS
C271 0.1u
12
C22
10u/6.3V(0805)
L8 0(0805)
Q13
2SK3018G
DS
C269 0.1u
12
C20
10u/6.3V(0805)
R30
1M
LOVLT2ALK 2,5
#LOVLT1LTMX 5
V33
PGND
Q42
SI1413EDH_SC70
3
24
5
6
1
PGND
PGND
L3 LQH32CN2R2M33
V33B
V33B
R295
OPEN
C266
0.01u
R155 1K
PGND
PGND
U12
R1180-2.9
135
24
VDDCEOUT
GND NC
M1
PGND
PGND
PGND
M6
DGND
R36
1K
V18
PGND
PGND
R287 0
VCHG
Q17
RHU002G
DS
PGND
C274
0.22u
V29R
V33
BATT_AD 4
R28
1M
R31
1K
For ANALOG
V33
PGND
C21
10u/6.3V(0805)
PGND
PGND
R296
OPEN
PGND
V33B
V33B
PGND
DGND
PGND
WLANGND
BLGND
L17 0(0805)
R29
1M
R227 1M
Q39
SI1413EDH_SC70
3
24
5
6
1
U6
R1111-2.9
135
24
VDDCEOUT
GND NC
C26
10u/6.3V(0805)
H6
R37
1M
C264
0.01u
R297
OPEN
U7
R1111-1.8
135
24
VDDCEOUT
GND NC
PGND
PGND
U15
XC61CN1502MR(SOT23)
I
G
O
VIN
GND
OUT
PGND
R230
100K_1%
Q16
SI1413EDH_SC70
3
24
5
6
1
PGND
LOVLT2LTM 2,5
C202
100p
LOVT4 2
C220
0.01u
12
R34 178K_1%
Q11
RHU002
G
DS
C265
0.01u
C23
0.1u
For BT
PGND
V33B
#RAMPWRENX5,11
C181
10u/6.3V(0805)
C103
82u/6.3V(1210)
C201
100p
C182 OPEN
12
R226 1M
Q43
SI1413EDH_SC70
3
24
5
6
1
V15
R41
330K
V33B
DGND
LOVLT3 5,11
U28
RN5VD23AA-TR
1
2
34
5
OUT
VDD
GND NC
CD
Q10
SI1413EDH_SC70
3
24
5
6
1
H4
PGND
Q53
RHU002
G
DS
L5 0(0603)
C215 OPEN
12
PGND
C25
10u/6.3V(0805)
V29B
TP111
TP
C24
0.1u
PGND
C186 OPEN
12
TP98
TP
V29
C200
0.1u
12
BLGND
R33
330K
R204 1M
U5
XC61CN1502MR(SOT23)
I
G
O
VIN
GND
OUT
C268 0.1u
12
M4
PGND
R214 1M
Q15
RHU002G
DS
For WLAN
AGND
VLTMADEN4
H2
R212
2K_1%
R32
1M
VLTM
C214 OPEN
12
R40
10K_1%(0603)
C32
1000p
C185 OPEN
12
C31
0.1u
VSPC
WLANGND
D13
RB521S-30
AC
C272 0.1u
12
VLTM
PGND
DGND
PLLGND
VALK
C184 OPEN
12
R240
1K
R38
1M
For CPU
L4 0
C30
10u/6.3V(0805)
V33B
PGND
TP102
TP
C273 0.1u
12
R229
86.6K_1%
PGND
C105
0.1u
12
PGND
Q18
2SK3018G
DS
V29B
SYSPWREN2,5
C261
1u
C267
0.01u
PGND
C270 0.1u
12
STARTUP 5
Q44
RHU002
G
DS
U14
ELM7534NBB(SOT23)
I
G
O
VIN
GND
OUT
V33S
Q12
2SK3018G
DS
L14 0
PGND
C104
1u
PGND
H1
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NAME: PCB NAME:
MODEL:
DT-X5 MAIN PCB (3/10)CPU
V29
12
1
2
3
45
6
7
8
1
2
3
45
6
7
8
123
45
678
123
45
678
V29
12
123
45
678
V15
V29
V15PLL
V29
1
2
3
45
6
7
8
1
2
3
45
6
7
8
1
2
3
45
6
7
8
V15
1
2
3
45
6
7
8
V33A
123
45
678
123
45
678
AGND
V33
V33A
1
2
3
45
6
7
8
V15
V15 V33A
123
45
678
V29
123
45
678
123
45
678
123
45
678
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
V29
V29
123
45
678
1
2
3
45
6
7
8
V29
V29
V15PLL
V15PLLV33
PLLGND
1
2
3
45
6
7
8
V29
PLLGND
V29
123
45
678
V33
D14
B17
D2
D1
G15
G14
F17
F15
M15
M16
M17
L14
C7
M14
F14
E17
A3
C5
D5
A4
B4
C4
H16
H15
H14
G17
C14
B14
A14
D13
C13
B13
A13
D12
L15
L16
L17
K14
K15
K16
K17
J14
J17
A2
D4
E3
C3
C2
B1
C1
A6
B6
J2T9J16B9A1G4K4N4T2U3P7
R11
U17
P16
H17
B16
C15
A10B3E4
D16
D15
E2
D3G2L2P2T4T7U12
N14
A15
G16
C10
B2
J3R9J15C9D17
C17
E16
E15
E14A5B5
C16
T1P4R2R1P3P1N3N2N1M4M3M2M1L4L3L1K3K2K1J1J4H1H2H3H4G1G3F1F2F3F4
E1
U1U2R3T3R4U4P5R5T5U5P6R6T6U6R7U7P8R8T8U8P9U9U10
T10
R10
P10
R15
T17
T16
U16
P14
R16
R13
P13
T14
R14
U15
T15
R17
P15
P17
T12
R12
P12
P11
T11
U13
U14
T13
U11
N15
N16
B7
N17
A12
D10
D11
B12
C12
C11
B10D9A11
B11
D7
D6
A8B8C8D8A7A9C6
F16
B15
A17
A16
XTAL
EXTAL
XTAL2
EXTAL2
TDI/PTG0
TCK/PTG1
TMS/PTG2
TDO/PTF5
AUDATA0
AUDATA1
AUDATA2
AUDATA3
AUDCK/PTG4
AUSYNC/PTF4
ASEBRKAK/PTF6
ASEMD0/PTF7
AVCC
AVSS
AN0/PTL0
AN1/PTL1
AN2/PTL2
AN3/PTL3
TPO0/PTM0
TPO1/PTM1
TPO2/PTM2
TPO3/PTM3
NA_IO0/SUSPND/PTN0
NA_IO1/TXENL/PTN1
NA_IO2/XVDATA/PTN2
NA_IO3/TXDMNS/PTN3
NA_IO4/TXDPLS/PTN4
NA_IO5/DMNS/PTN5
NA_IO6/DPLS/PTN6
NA_IO7/PTN7
NA_CDE/PTJ0
NA_SC/PTJ1
NA_CE1/PTJ2
NA_CE2/PTJ3
NA_CE3/PTJ4
NA_WE/PTJ5
NA_OE/PTJ6
NA_RST/PTJ7
NA_RYBY/PTM4
XTAL_USB
EXTAL_USB
VBUS/PTM6
D+
D-
Vcc-USB
Vss-USB
DREQ0/PTH5
DREQ1/PTH6
VSS1
VSS2
VSS3
VSS4
VSSQ1
VSSQ2
VSSQ3
VSSQ4
VSSQ5
VSSQ6
VSSQ7
VSSQ8
VSSQ9
VSSQ10
VSSQ11
VSSQ12
VSSQ13
VSSQ14
VSSQ15
Vss-RTC
Vss-PLL1
Vss-PLL2
MD6
Vcc-RTC
VccQ1
VccQ2
VccQ3
VccQ4
VccQ5
VccQ6
VccQ7
VccQ8
VccQ9
VccQ10
VccQ11
Vcc1
Vcc2
Vcc3
Vcc4
Vcc-PLL1
Vcc-PLL2
MD0
MD1
MD2
MD3
MD4
MD5
D0D1D2D3D4D5D6D7D8D9D10
D11
D12
D13
D14
D15
D16
D17
D18
D19
D20
D21
D22
D23
D24
D25
D26
D27
D28
D29
D30
D31
A0A1A2A3A4A5A6A7A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
A15
A16
A17
A18
A19
A20
A21
A22
A23
A24
A25
CKE/PTD4
CASU/PTD3/CS52
CASL/PTD2
RASU/PTD1
RASL/PTD0
PTD5/NF
CS2/PTC3
CS3/PTC4
CS5A/PTC6
NA_CE4/CS5B/PTD6
CS6A/PTC7
NA_CE5/CS6B/PTD7
BACK/PTG5
BREQ/PTG6
WAIT/PTG7
WE1/DQMLU
WE2/DQMUL/PTC1
WE3/DQMUU/AH/PTC2
WE0/DQMLL
RD
RD/WR
CS4/PTC5
CS0
BS/PTC0
DACK0/PTE0
DACK1/PTE1
IRQ5/PTE2
TEND0/PTE3
TxD0/SCPT0/IrTx
RxD0/SCPT0
SCK0/SCPT1
PTE7
TCLK/PTE6
TxD2/SCPT2
RxD2/SCPT2
CTS2/SCPT5
RTS2/SCPT4
SCK2/SCPT3
NMI
CA
IRQ0/IRL0/PTH0
IRQ1/IRL1/PTH1
IRQ2/IRL2/PTH2
IRQ3/IRL3/PTH3
IRQ4/PTH4
RESETM
RESETP
TRST
CKIO
STATUS0/PTE4/RTS0
STATUS1/PTE5/CTS0
V29
12
V29
V33
1
2
3
45
6
7
8
1
2
3
45
6
7
8
V29
123
45
678
1
2
3
45
6
7
8
V33
V29
1
2
3
45
6
7
8
123
45
678
1
2
3
45
6
7
8
AGND
1
2
3
45
6
7
8
V29
NAD4
#WE2
#ICRSX 11
TDO
A3
#WE3 5,6
BTHSTTXD5
A23
NAD5
NAD0
D31
#TRST
D3
D5
D20
TCK
#NA_WE 6
#WE1
A2
D17
#WE0 5,6
D22
CHGEXE
2
D2
CHGEXE
BTHSTRTS5
D8
A24
#NA_WP 6
#WE0
A7
A22
VALKADEN3
D6
#ASEBRKAK
D23
CS6A
TMS
A15
D[0:31] 5,6
NAD6
A10
A5
SCK0
IRQ1
D10
NAD6
A0
SYSSTS1
#CSX 5
#RD
NAD[0:7]6
#ROMCSINX 5
CS5A
BTHSTCTS5
D31
D13
#ASEMD0
A1
D5
RXD0 11
D24
A12
D7
A5
A4
#SYSRSTX5,6
TEMPERATURE3
D4
RD/#WR
#BACKX
TDI
NAD3
D15
PTD5
PTE7 6
SYSINT5
A19
A15
#NA_RE
A[0:25] 5,6
D7
CS5A
A4
A25
SE_STATUS 10
A9
#BREQX 5
D0
D3
D28
#CSX
CA
D19
A1
D6
#NA_CE1
NAD3
NAD7
A24
#NA_CE1 6
D30
A6
#ROMCSINX
#NA_CE2
D15
D2
SYSSTS25
D9
D25
SYSSTS15
A18
A16
TDI
D30
NAD4
#BS
RD/#WR 5,6
NAD0
D8
#NA_CE3
#WE2 5,6
NAD1
PTE7
D4
IRQ4
NA_RB 6
A14
D16
A20
D11
RDY
A16
A0
#RESETM
CHGEXE
SCK0
D9
NAD5
CHGFLT
D21
A18
A21
D27
EXTAL
RDY 5
A22
#NA_CE2
#RD 5,6
D10
SCK2
A17
A20
#ASEBRKAK
CHGFLT
A7
D26
PTD5
#MEMTE11
A6
A2
D28
NA_CLE 6
D13
A10
#WE1 5,6
A11
CHGFLT
2
#WE3
BT_STATUS 7
TXD0 11
D29
D1
TDO
A17
D1
#SYSRSTX
A13
A8
D18
A8
D27
NAD2
A21
D14
NMI
A12
#ICCSX 11
WLAN_STATUS 8
D14
A23
#BREQX
BTHSTRTS
IRQ4
#NA_RE 6
NAD2
D18
A9
D0
D17
#ICERX 11
BTHSTRXD5
#ICDRX 11
VLTMADEN3
SCK2
D26
D23
D11
CA
IRQ1
BATT_AD3
D12
D22
#NA_CE3
#BS 5
NA_ALE 6
D24
#BACKX 5
#TRST
NAD7
D16
A25
NAD1
D19
A3
D21
TMS
D20
D25
A13
SYSCLKOUT5
NMI
BTHSTTXD
A19
EXTAL
#ASEMD0
D29
CS6A
D12
#RESETM
D[0:31] 5,6
A11
TCK
A14
L15
BEAD120(0402)
R54 330K
D15
V5.5MLA0402WH
R225
4.7K
C49
10u/6.3V(0805)
RP67
1M(8P4R)
C38
0.1u
RP61 1M(8P4R)
C36
0.1u
RP78
1M(8P4R)
RP70
1M(8P4R)
C39
10u/6.3V(0805)
D14
V5.5MLA0402WH
RP75
1M(8P4R)
C48
0.1u
C120
0.1u
C121
0.1u
C125
0.1u
RP65
1M(8P4R)
RP77
1M(8P4R)
RP82
1M(8P4R)
RP63
1M(8P4R)
RP86
4.7K(8P4R)
RP43
1M(8P4R)
R215 1M
RP72
1M(8P4R)
C204
100p
R144
1M
C123
0.1u
C187
100p
C43
0.1u
R263 1K
RP85
4.7K(8P4R)
C124
0.1u
R49
10M
R47
OPEN
R551M
C46
0.1u
C45
0.1u
RP79
1M(8P4R)
RP90
1M(8P4R)
RP68
1M(8P4R)
J15
10FLH-SM1-TB
R216
4.7K
RP69
1M(8P4R)
C106
1000p
R58
47K
RP62
1M(8P4R)
L16
BEAD120(0402)
C33
0.1u
C37
0.1u
C47
0.1u
R561M
R571M
C119
0.1u
C126
0.1u
X1
32.768KHz
RP81
1M(8P4R)
C40
0.1u
C42
0.1u
C41
0.1u
RP71
1M(8P4R)
R46 100_1%
U17
SH7705
R51 330K
D16
V5.5MLA0402WH
C117
0.1u
C51 12p_5%
C50 12p_5%
R264 1K
RP64
1M(8P4R)
RP66
1M(8P4R)
RP89
1M(8P4R)
RP83
1M(8P4R)
R59
330K
RP80
1M(8P4R)
RP76
1M(8P4R)
C35
0.1u
R61
1K
RP74
1M(8P4R)
C122
0.1u
RP73
1M(8P4R)
R145 1K
C116
0.1u
R146 1M
C118
0.1u
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NAME: PCB NAME:
MODEL:
DT-X5 MAIN PCB (4/10)ASIC
CFD9
R117 1M
SYSCLKOUT
4
ISHSYN 10
A20
RED
GREEN
D9
RY-SP155SR/CG
13
24
R65
54.9_1%
Q22
RHU002
G
DS
A[0:25]4,6
D14
R109
33
R274
33
V29B
ISLEDPWM
10
C149
0.1u
#CFCDX2
8
#VLCDENX
9
BTRXD7
D26
U18
NEC-D65486F1J12
A18
B17
AC6
AB7
F1
G2
C16
D15
D17
B16
B15
D18
E21
D20
D22
C23
C21
F20
B20
D19
C20
A21
Y1
V3
W2
W1
R21
U4
V1
U3
V2
T3
U1
T2
T4
U2
R1
R4
P3
C22
E22
G21
E23C3D5C5B4A3D6A4C6C7A5A6B6C8B8D8A8B7A9D9C9B9A10
D10B10
B11
C11B3C4D4E4D3E3C2D2J1H1D1K4J4H3H2J3F3F2J2E1G4F4E2K2K3M2L3L2K1L4N1M3A15
D1
3C12
A11
D1
2C14
B14
C13
B12
C15A13
A14
A19
B13
D1
4
AC3
Y7
AB6
AB9
AA5
AC5
AB8
Y10
AB5
AA6
AA10
Y6
AA11
AC11
AC10
AC13
AB12
Y12
AA12
Y14
AC14
Y15
AA14
AB15
AC15
AC17
AB17
AA15
AC4
Y11
AB4
AB11
AA13
AB14
AB3
AA3
AB2
P4
P2
W4
AA2
AC9
AA1
AA4
R2
AA9
Y9
AA8
Y5Y3Y4
AA20
AC21AA19
Y19
AB20
AB19
AC20Y18
AA18
AC
19AC18
AA17
AB18
AA16
AB16
Y16
W2
2W23
V22
Y23
V20
U2
1U22
V21
Y20
U23V23
Y22
AA22
W21AA21
Y21
W20AB22
AC
22
T2
3
P23
R22E20
R2
0
T2
2
R3W3Y2
P20
L21
M22P22
P21
N2
0
K21
H2
2H20
F2
2
H2
1
G2
2
K22
J2
3J20
M2
1
L23
K23
K20
G2
3
F2
3
J2
1
F2
1
D2
3
V4
N3
B2
C10
B18
B19
A20
C19
J22
N2
1N22
A2
A16
A22
C17D7H4H23L1M4M2
0
N2
3
T1
T2
0
AC
2AC8
AC
16AC23
AC
12
B22
D2
1
G2
0
N2
R2
3U20
AA7
AB13
L22
A7
A12
A17
A23
B1
B5
B23
C1
D11
D16
G1
G3
L20
M1
M23N4P1Y8Y13
AA23
AB1
AB10
AB23
AC
1AC7
Y17
AB21
T2
1
B21
C18
30M-XT1
30M-XT2
48M-XT1
48M-XT2
32K-XT1
32K-XT2
SYSSTS1
SYSSTS0
SYSCLKIN
SYSCLKOUT
SYSRST
SYSINT
BTTXD
BTRXD
BTCTS
BTRTS
BTPWREN
BTRST
BTHSTTXD
BTHSTRXD
BTHSTRTS
BTHSTCTS
KEYX0
KEYX1
KEYX2
KEYX3
KEYX4
KIX0
KIX1
KIX2
KIX3
KOX0
KOX1
KOX2
KOX3
KOX4
KOX5
KOX6
KOX7
ICPWREN
ICDCT
USBPUEN
USB
DCT
A0A1A2A3A4A5A6A7A8A9A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
A15
A16
A17
A18
A19
A20
A21
A22
A23
A24
A25D0D1D2D3D4D5D6D7D8D9
D10
D11
D12
D13
D14
D15
D16
D17
D18
D19
D20
D21
D22
D23
D24
D25
D26
D27
D28
D29
D30
D31
BS
RO
MCS
CSWRRD
BLE0
BLE1
BLE2
BLE3
RAMCSO
UT
ROMCS
L
ROMCSU
RDY
BR
EQ
BAC
K
VCFEN
CFD0
CFD1
CFD2
CFD3
CFD4
CFD5
CFD6
CFD7
CFD8
CFD9
CFD10
CFD11
CFD12
CFD13
CFD14
CFD15
CFA0
CFA1
CFA2
CFA3
CFA4
CFA5
CFA6
CFA7
CFA8
CFA9
CFA10
CFIOWR
CFIORD
CFWE
CFOE
CFCE1
CFCE2
CFREG
CFL
VDETCF
CFCD1
CFCD2
CFVS1
CFVS2
CFSTSCHG
CFSPKR
CFIREQ
CFIOIS16
CFWAIT
CFINPACK
CFRESET
IRTXD
IRRXD
IRPWRE
N
VLCDE
N
LCDBLE
N
LCDBLDIM
L
CDCS
LCDRS
T
L
CDRD
LCDW
R
LCDA
LCD0
LCD1
LCD2
LCD3
LCD4
LCD5
LCD6
LCD7
I2CCLK
I2CDATA
ISLEDPWM
ISIMGEN
ISILMEN
ISAIMEN
ISVSYN
ISHSYN
ISPCLK
VISEN
0
VISEN
1
ISPD0
ISPD1
ISPD2
ISPD3
ISPD4
ISPD5
ISPD6
ISPD7
LSADCCLK
LSLSREN
LSPWREN
LSSGL
LSTMG
VLSEN
VIBEN
BZCLK0
BZCLK1
LEDEN0
LEDEN1
LEDEN2
LEDEN3
CHG
FTL
CHGEX
E
BATCVR
SYSPWREN
RAMPWRE
N
SUBPWREN
DMYEN
LOVLTSUB
LOVLT1LT
M
LOVLT1
ALK
LOVLT2LTM
LOVLT2ALK
LOVLT2
5
LOVLT3
STARTUP
PWR
KEY
SYSCLKEN
RSTS
W
TSPEND
W
TSPULLEN
IRSEL
RAMCSMOD
TSTSCAN0
TSTSCAN1
TSTBIST
TSTBUS
TSTUESR0
TSTUSER1
CRDLDCT
ALKDC
T
ALKDRCTEN
VD1Q1
VD1Q2
VD1Q3
VD1Q4
VD1Q5
VD1Q6
VD1Q7
VD1Q8
VD1Q9
VD1Q10
VD1Q11
VD1Q12
VD1Q13
VD1Q14
VD1Q15
VD1Q16
VD1Q17
GND27
VD2Q1
VD2Q2
VD2Q3
VD2Q5
VD2Q6
VD2Q7
VD2Q8
VD2Q9
VD2Q4
GND1
GND2
GND3
GND4
GND5
GND6
GND7
GND8
GND9
GND10
GND11
GND12
GND13
GND14
GND15
GND16
GND17
GND18
GND19
GND21
GND22
GND23
GND24
GND25
GND26
GND20
VD2Q10
ISLEDSEL
RAMCSI
N
SYSMEMEN
#VLSENX
10
LOVLT2ALK2,3
CFA3
A5
LCD0
V33B
#KOX0
11
SYSPWREN2,3
D[0:31]
CFD5
BTHSTRTS4
D17
ICPWREN11
ISPD5
#CFINPACKX 8
D1
C142
0.1u
R123
330K
C147
0.1u
LCD[0:7] 9
LCD4
C110
22p
V29
ISIMGEN 10
ISPD0
C148
0.1u
#BS 4
CFD7
RED
GREEN
D10
RY-SP155SR/CG
13
24
A19
R112
10M
BTHSTTXD
4
#VISENX0 10
D12
CFD14
SYSMEMEN6
D2
#ROMCSINX 4
LOVLT3
3,11
R113
100_1%
V33B
#CFIORDX
8
#KOX3
11
#LOVLT1LTMX3
A7
LCD3
C254
OPEN
#KOX511
#TSPENDWX
CFD6
V29R
LEDEN0
#RAMCSINX
D1
3
C145
0.1u
R110
10M
I2CCLK 10
ISPD4
A2
IRRXD 11
LSTMG
10
#CRDLDCTX2
D23
ISVSYN 10
#CFREGX 8
LCD5
R124
330K
C131
0.1u
CFA6
ISPD1
V29B
#RAMCSOUTX
6
#PWRKEYX11
CFD2
#BACKX
4
CFA[0:10] 8
A10
C137
0.1u
LEDEN2
D16
ISPD
6
#KEYX411
#ROMCSLOUTX
6
BATCVR
2
SYSCLKEN2
CFA0
CFA5
D19
C133
0.1u
#CFOEX
8
ISPCLK 10
ISPD2
LCD6
R119 330K
C136
0.1u
LSLSREN
10
#BTPWRENX7
A14
CFD4
LEDEN3
#RD 4,6
D9
D18
V5.5MLA0402WH
12
#USBDCTX
A[0:25]
C128
0.1u
Q19
RHU002
G
DS
#KIX111
D18
V33B
#LCDBLENX
9
CFRESET 8
#RAMCSINX
C140
0.1u
R147
1K
LCDA 9
ISPD3
#WE2 4,6
CFD3
A9
LEDEN1
#LCDWRX 9
D7
ISPD
7
C134
0.1u
C135
0.1u
IRTXD
11
#WE3 4,6
CFA[0:10]
#KIX2
11
#IRPWRENX
11
#LCDRSTX
9
LEDEN0
D25
C153
0.1u
Q20
RHU002
G
DS
V29B
#VCFENX
8
IRMODE 11
A4
D0
R64
120
C188
0.01u
#LOVLT1ALKX
3
X2
27.648MHz
BTHSTCTS4
A13
CFD1
V29B
#SYSRSTX
4,6
#LOVLT25X3
D6
R275 33
A25
#TSPENDWX
C146
0.1u
#KIX0
11
#CFCEX2 8
D22
V33B
#BREQX
4
TP109
TP
#CFWAITX
8
#KOX111
CFD[0:15]
CFA10
C180
OPEN
C150
0.1u
#ALKDCTX2
CFD0
V29B
V33S
A15
R111
33
R116
0
ISPD[0:7]
10
#LCDCSX
9
BTRTS7
D5
A1
C127
10u/6.3V(0805)
#CFIOWRX 8
A18
C109
22p
C143
0.1u
#KIX3
11
ISILMEN 10
D24
C139
10u/6.3V(0805)
V33B
A3
#CFIREQX 8
CFA9
D31
R115 33
C112
12p_5%
DMYEN2
A12
CFD15
BZCLK1
11
LSPWREN
10
VIBEN 11
D8
BTRST7
A21
CFD13
C129
0.1u
#KEYX3
11
#CFWEX 8
D20
V29B
RP87
1M(8P4R)
1
2
3456
7
8
#CFIOIS16X
8
LSSGL 10
D30
R66
120
LEDEN3
CFA8
R114
10M
D17
V5.5MLA0402WH
12
I2CDATA 10
A0
C141
0.1u
BTTXD7
A16
R118
330K
BZCLK0 11
D4
CFD12
V33B
#CFCEX1
8
#LCDRDX
9
LOVLT2LTM2,3
A22
C130
0.1u
#KEYX211
D21
#WE0 4,6
#CFVSX2
8
RD/#WR 4,6
CFA7
D27
C111
12p_5%
ISPD[0:7]
LCD[0:7]
#CHGFLTX
2
R121
330K
C154
0.1u
SYSSTS24
A17
CFD10
#KEYX111
D15
C156
0.1u
CFD[0:15] 8
CFA1
C144
0.1u
#CFVSX1
8,11
BTHSTRXD4
D28
C107
22p
#ROMCSUOUTX
6
#VISENX1 10
CFA4
Q21
RHU002
G
DS
LCD7
#ICDCTX11
LEDEN2
A11
C255
OPEN
#CHGEXEX
2
LEDEN1
CFD11
#KOX2
11
#KOX4
11
LOVLTSUB11
A23
#KEYX011
D11
V33
C132
0.1u
CFSTSCHG
8
SYSINT4
D29
R122
330K
X3
48MHz
RDY
4
BTCTS
7
ISAIMEN 10
A6
LCD1
R120
330K
STARTUP
3
C108
22p
A24
CFD8
C155
0.1u
D[0:31]
4,6
#CFSPKRX 8
D10
X4
32.768KHz
#WE1
4,6
R63
54.9_1%
#CFCDX1
8
SYSSTS1
4
#RSTSWX
11
#RAMPWRENX3,11
CFA2
D3
C152
0.1u
C151
0.1u
#CSX 4
LCD2
LCDBLDIM 9
A8
Page 59
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NAME: PCB NAME:
MODEL:
DT-X5 MAIN PCB (5/10)Memory
V29
NA_RB
4
#NA_WE
4
SYSMEMEN5
A16
D1
#WE0
4,5
C77
0.1u
PTE7
4
NAD1
D25
A13
C71
0.1u(OPEN)
A19
D27
C75
0.1u
A9 D23
NAD[0:7]
4
#NA_RE
4
C72
0.1u
#RAMCSOUTX
5
A21
C74
0.1u
U26
MC-2D466F9E85-F21
H2
G2
F2
E2
G3
F3
E3
D3
D7
F7
G7
D8
E8
F8
G8
E9
H9
G4
F4
E7
F6
F9
K3
H4
L4
J5
J6
L7
H7
K8
L3
J4
K4
L5
K7
J7
L8
J8
C3
C8
C9
C10
D2
G1
G9
G10
H1
H10
M1 M2
M3
M8
M9
M10
N1
N2
N9
N10
P1
P10
A10
B1
B2
B9
B10
C1
C2
J3
D6
J2
G6
F5
E5
D5
A1
H3
K9
K5
L6
K6
J9
K2
D4
E4
E6
H5
H8
G5
H6
C5
C6
M5
M6
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
A15
A16
A17
A18
A19
A20
A21
I/O0
I/O1
I/O2
I/O3
I/O4
I/O5
I/O6
I/O7
I/O8
I/O9
I/O10
I/O11
I/O12
I/O13
I/O14
I/O15
NC9
NC10
NC11
NC12
NC13
NC14
NC16
NC17
NC18
NC21
NC23 NC24
NC25
NC26
NC27
NC28
NC29
NC30
NC31
NC32
NC33
NC34
NC2
NC3
NC4
NC5
NC6
NC7
NC8
/OE
/WE
/CEf1
/CEf2
RY(/BY)
/RESET
/WP(ACC)
NC1
Vss2
Vss1
Vccf
VccQf
Vccm
VCCS1
/CEm
/LB
/UB
MODE
VCCS2
IC
/CE1S
CE2S
NC35
NC36
NC37
NC38
NAD6
D22
A15
D5
C76
0.1u
NA_ALE4
A2
D16
A13
A20
A4
D10
C189
100p
C244
0.1u
D30
D14
V29
#NA_WP4
D20
A5
D29
#ROMCSLOUTX
5
NAD6
A15
D28
C80
0.1u
#WE34,5
A10
D12
U25
MC-2D466F9E85-F11
H2
G2
F2
E2
G3
F3
E3
D3
D7
F7
G7
D8
E8
F8
G8
E9
H9
G4
F4
E7
F6
F9
K3
H4
L4
J5
J6
L7
H7
K8
L3
J4
K4
L5
K7
J7
L8
J8
C3
C8
C9
C10
D2
G1
G9
G10
H1
H10
M1 M2
M3
M8
M9
M10
N1
N2
N9
N10
P1
P10
A10
B1
B2
B9
B10
C1
C2
J3
D6
J2
G6
F5
E5
D5
A1
H3
K9
K5
L6
K6
J9
K2
D4
E4
E6
H5
H8
G5
H6
C5
C6
M5
M6
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
A15
A16
A17
A18
A19
A20
A21
I/O0
I/O1
I/O2
I/O3
I/O4
I/O5
I/O6
I/O7
I/O8
I/O9
I/O10
I/O11
I/O12
I/O13
I/O14
I/O15
NC9
NC10
NC11
NC12
NC13
NC14
NC16
NC17
NC18
NC21
NC23 NC24
NC25
NC26
NC27
NC28
NC29
NC30
NC31
NC32
NC33
NC34
NC2
NC3
NC4
NC5
NC6
NC7
NC8
/OE
/WE
/CEf1
/CEf2
RY(/BY)
/RESET
/WP(ACC)
NC1
Vss2
Vss1
Vccf
VccQf
Vccm
VCCS1
/CEm
/LB
/UB
MODE
VCCS2
IC
/CE1S
CE2S
NC35
NC36
NC37
NC38
A17
D6
A18
A11
#NA_RE4
D7
D26
V29
A23
V29R
A6
D24
C73
0.1u
A12
A5
U29
K9F2808/5608 U0C-YCB0
1
16
2
3
4
5
10
17
11
14
15
20
19
18
21
22
23
6
24
25
26
27
28
33
34
35
38
39
7
40
9
29
31
45
46
47
48
8
12
44
43
30
32
42
41
13
37
36
NU1
CLE
NU2
NU3
NU4
NU5
NU6
ALE
NU7
NU8
NU9
NU10
WP
WE
NU11
NU12
NU13
GND
NU14
NU15
NU16
NU17
NU18
NU19
NU20
NU21
NU22
NU23
RY/BY
NU24
CE
I/O1
I/O3
NU25
NU26
NU27
NU28
RE
Vcc
I/O8
I/O7
I/O2
I/O4
I/O6
I/O5
Vss1
VccQ
Vss2
A7
A14
A3
D19
#NA_WE
4
NA_RB
4
#WE24,5
NAD5
A3
D0
A17
#NA_CE1
4
D3
A2
D31
A8
A10
NAD5
NAD3
A11
V29R
A23
A20
V29
NA_CLE
4
RD/#WR
4,5
#NA_WP
4
#SYSRSTX4,5
A16
NAD[0:7]
4
D21
A12
A8
D17
D[0:31]
4,5
D4
D2
U19
TC58DVM82A1XBJ1(OPEN)
A1
A8
B1
B8
K7
L1
L8 C2
C3
C4
C5
C6
C7
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
E2
E3
E4
E5
E6
E7
F2
F3
F4
F5
F6
F7
G2
G3
G4
G5
G6
G7
H2
H3
H4
H5
H6
H7
J3
J4
J2
J5
J6
J7
K3
K4
K5
K6
K2
M1
M8
NC1
NC2
NC3
NC4
NC5
NC6
NC7 NU1
CLE
NU2
NU3
NU4
NU5
NU6
ALE
NU7
NU8
NU9
NU10
WP
WE
NU11
NU12
NU13
GND
NU14
NU15
NU16
NU17
NU18
NU19
NU20
NU21
NU22
NU23
RY/BY
NU24
CE
I/O1
I/O3
NU25
NU26
NU27
NU28
NU29
RE
Vcc
I/O8
I/O7
I/O2
I/O4
I/O6
I/O5
Vss
NC8
NC9
NA_ALE4
NAD2
R148
1K
D13
V18
A21
A4
V18
D8
A22
#RD
4,5
A6
D18
D9
R72
330K
NAD2
D11
V29
NAD7
#ROMCSUOUTX
5
NAD4
NAD7
V29R
V29R
NAD1
NAD3
A19
#NA_CE14
A9
A18
#WE14,5
NAD0
A22
NA_CLE4
A14
D15
A[0:25]
4,5
NAD0
NAD4
A7
Page 60
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NAME: PCB NAME:
MODEL:
DT-X5 MAIN PCB (6/10)Bluetooth
V18BT
V30BT
V30BT
BLGND
V30BT
C256
10u/6.3V(0805)
TP103
TP
C257
10u/6.3V(0805)
R218
1M
BTRST
5
BTTXD
5
Q54
RHU002
G
DS
BLGNDBLGND
#BTPWRENX
5
BLGND
R125
1M
BT_STATUS
4
V29
R126
1K
C259
0.1u
V18BT
BLGND
BLGND BLGND
V33S
BTRXD
5
U27
R1111-3.0
1
3
5
24
VDDCEOUT
GND NC
BLGND
R217
1M
C79
10u/6.3V(0805)
BLGND
BLGND
R127
1M(OPEN)
BLGND
Q34
RHU002G
DS
BTCTS5
C190
100p
C78
0.1u
C217
(OPEN)
BLGND
BLGND
BLGND
R245
10K
V30BT
E1
RFANT5220110A0T
U20
LBMA49BAE3-031
3213
15
12
11
1
3
5
14
31
33
4
10
2
6
7
8
9
20
21
17
16
18
19
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
34
ANTTxD
RxD
RTS
CTS
GND1
GND2
GND3
GND4
GND5
GND6
VCC
RST
VDD18
NC2
NC3
NC4
NC5
NC6
NC7
SYNC
IN
OUT
CLK
NC8
NC9
NC10
NC11
NC12
NC13
NC14
NC15
NC16
VCCVCO
C113
1000p
C275
2.7nH
R206
330K
R128
1M
R149
1K
BTRTS
5
TP110
TP
C230
0.01u
Q45
SI1413EDH_SC70
3
24
5
6
1
C114
10u/6.3V(0805)
R276
1K
C258
0.1u
U33
R1111-1.8
1
3
5
24
VDDCEOUT
GND NC
R74
2.7p
Page 61
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NAME: PCB NAME:
MODEL:
DT-X5 MAIN PCB (7/10)WLAN
CFRESET 5
CFA5
#CFCEX1 5
#CFWAITX
#CFWAITX 5
R207
10K
CFD12
CFA8
CFD9
RP94
1M(8P4R)(OPEN)
123
4 5
678
U30
R1170-3.0(OPEN)
4
1
5
2
3
VDDCEOUT
GND NC
V29
CFA[0:10]
RP93
1M(8P4R)(OPEN)
123
4 5
678
CFA
0
C81
82u/6.3V(1210)
#CFIREQX 5
CFA3
RP42
1M(8P4R)
123
45
678
#CFCDX2 5
CFD8
CF
D8
RP91
1M(8P4R)(OPEN)
123
4 5
678
CF
D6
CFD14
CFA[0:10]5
CFA6
L18 0
CFD2
CF
D11
R130
1M(OPEN)
C208
0.1u
CFD10
CFD0
V33B
CFD4
CFA
7
C218
0.01u
#CFCDX1
5
CFD7
R288
1M(OPEN)
#CFIOWRX 5
WLANGND
Q23
SI1413EDH_SC70
3
24
5
6
1
CFD3
CF
D5
#CFINPAC
KX
#CFINPACKX 5
#CFSPKRX
5
WLANGND
CFA9
CFD10
V33S
CFD9
CFSTSCHG 5
CFD7
R129
1M
#CFVSX2 5
CFA2
WLANGND
V33W
#CFIORDX 5
#CFIREQX
CFD[0:15]5
C209
1000p
#CFCEX2 5
CFD6
R203
1M
V30W
CFD1
CF
D15
TP104
TP
#VCFENX5
CFSTSCHG
WLANGND
CFD12
CF
D4
R202
1M
C219
100p
CFD13
R131
330K
V30W
V33W
R208
1K
WLAN_STATUS
4
CFD3
CFA
1
WLANGND
CFD15
C207
10u/6.3V(0805)
#CFWEX
5
CFD[0:15]
CFD14
CF
D1
RP234
1M(8P4R)(OPEN)
123
4 5
678
#CFOEX 5
#CFREGX
5
R266
0
RP92
1M(8P4R)(OPEN)
123
4 5
678
CFD11
U32
WLAN6065EBC2
R17
P17
M17
L17
K17
J17
H17
G17
F17
E17
D17
C17
B17
N17
P1
N1
M1
L1
K1
J1
H1
G1
F1
E1
D1
C1
B1
R16
R15
R13
R12
R11
R10
R09
R08
R07
R06
R05
R04
R03
R02
R01
P16
A16
A15A14A13A12A11A10A09A08A07A06A05A04A03A02A01
GND5
GND17
GND8
GND9
HD9
HD10
HD11
HD12
HD13
HD14
HD15
HA9
HA8
GND7
VCC3
GND16
GND15
/RESET
STSCHG
REG
IMPACK
GND14
WAIT
IREQ
WE
IOWR
LED
GND4
GND3
GND2
HD8
HD7
HD6
HD5
HD4
HD3
HD2
HD1
HD0
GND1
VCC2
VCC1
GND6
GND10
HA7
HA6
HA5
GND11
HA4
HA3
HA2
HA1
HA0
GND12
CE1
CE2OEIORD
G
ND13
WLANGND
CFA4
CFD2
CFD13
R267
0(OPEN)
CFD0
CF
D5
V33B
WLANGND
#CFVSX1
5,11
#CFIOIS16X
5
Page 62
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NAME: PCB NAME:
MODEL:
DT-X5 MAIN PCB (8/10)LCD
LCD6
Q26
SI1413EDH_SC70
3
24
5
6
1
R86
1M
R289
10K
V33S
D11
RB521S-30
AC
LCD0
TP28
R150
1K
LCD3
D36
V5.5MLA0402WH
12
TP14
TP22
#LCDRDX5
LCD7
L
CD5
R132
1K
TP26
LCD2
C88
10u/6.3V(0805)
#LCDRSTX5
LCD1
TP16
Q25
SI1413EDH_SC70
3
24
5
6
1
C191
100p
LCD
C276
0.01u
LCD[0:7]
5
J6
22FLH-SM1-TB
123456789101112131415161718192021
22
VOUT
NC1
VDD
NC2
VSS1
D7/SI
D6/SCLD5D4D3D2D1D0
RDWRA0
VSS2
RES
VSS3
CS1
BL+
BL-
V33S
LCDBLDIM
5
close to J6
TP18
TP29
TP27
LCDA5
R87
1M
TP24
U24
TPS61042
3
5
8
6
24
7
1
VIN
CTRL
SW
GND
RsFB
OVP
LED
TP21
#LCDCSX
5
TP15
C86
10u/6.3V(0805)
TP19
TP17
#LCDWRX
5
#LCDBLENX
5
TP25
R85
330K
TP20
LCD[0:7]
Q35
RHU002G
DS
L9
LQH31MN4R7J03L
#VLCDENX
5
R88
54.9_1%
TP23
LCD4
C203
0.1u
C89
1u/16V(0805)
Page 63
— 61 —
NAME: PCB NAME:
MODEL:
DT-X5 MAIN PCB (9/10)Scanner
TP31
R89
330K
L13
BEAD120(0603)
#VLSENX
5
TP32
C233
0.01u
LSLSREN
5
C90
10u/6.3V(0805)
LSTMG
5
LSPWREN
5
V29
TP33
1D LASER
R248 10K
C91
10u/6.3V(0805)
TP34
V33S
R134
1M(OPEN)
LSSGL
5
R133
1M
TP30
D37
V5.5MLA0402WH
12
SE_STATUS 4
Q27
SI1413EDH_SC70
3
24
5
6
1
R219
1M
J12
8FLH-SM1-TB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
VCC
LASER ON
POWER EN
SIGNAL
TIMING
NC1
NC2
GND
C92
0.1u
R279
82
Page 64
— 62 —
NAME: PCB NAME:
MODEL:
DT-X5 MAIN PCB (10/10)Keyboard & Connector
TP71
ICPWREN
5
V33
PGND
R221
1M
C236
0.1u
#KOX5
5
IRRXD
5
#ICCSX
4
TP67
PGND
C102
0.1u
C237
0.01u
R251
10K
#KOX4
5
TP62
C98
1000p
#PWRKEYX
5
V33IR
J10
32FLH-SM1-TB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
C198
0.1u
#RSTSWX
5
J13
18FLH-SM1-TB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
TP95
R222
1M
TP65
R223
330K
TP72
#ICRSX
4
KEY PAD
#KOX15
#IRPWRENX
5
#KIX2
5
TP78
R142
1K
VADP
#KOX3
5
BZCLK1
5
PGND
IRMODE
5
#KIX0
5
#RAMPWRENX3,5
#ICERX
Q30
RHU002
G
DS
R252 10K
TP91
V33B
TP74
#KEYX4
5
C221
0.1u
RP40
100K(8P4R)
123
45
678
#KOX25
#KIX35
Q46
SI1413EDH_SC70
3
24
5
6
1
PGND
PGND
C96
1000p
TP87
#ICDCTX5
C178
1000p
TP90
V33S
RP88
1M(8P4R)
123
45
678
#KIX15
V33
TP59
TP81TP75
TP58
TXD0
4
C179
1000p
V33B
RXD0
RP84
1M(8P4R)
123
45
678
TP94
C197
0.1u
TP83
TP92
PGND
C199
0.1u
TP80
TP55
#KEYX05
TP93
TP82
R224
100K
TP70
TP79
V33
R136
100K
BZCLK0
5
C97
1000p
R137
100K
TP64TP60
SUB BOARD
LOVLT33,5
C101
10u/6.3V(0805)
#ICERX4
TP69
TP54
C195
0.1u
V33IR
PGND
#KEYX1
5
RP38
1K(8P4R)
1
2
3456
7
8
R99
10(1/4W)
LOVLTSUB
IRMODE
TP89
V33B
TP66
TP73
PGND
C99
1000p
R220
1M(OPEN)
TP63
#KOX05
C196
0.1u
RXD04
#ICCSX
V33S
#ICDCTX
V33B
TP88
C100
0.1u
VIBEN5
#ICDRX
TP77
TP57
TP56
RP41
100K(8P4R)
123
45
678
V29
TP86
D12
RB160M-30
A C
#ICDRX4
V29
LOVLTSUB
5
#CFVSX1
5,8
#KEYX35
#MEMTE4
D28
RB521S-30
AC
TP84TP76
R141
1K
#CFVSX1
TP61
#KEYX25
IRTXD
5
TP68
Page 65
— 63 —
NAME: PCB NAME:
MODEL:
DT-X5 BRIDGE PCB (1/2)Connector
R6
100(1/10W)
12
TO Main B.
#RSTSWX
TP6
TP
LOVLT3
2
C6
0.1u
#ICERXT
3
IRTXD
#MEMTE
3
H1
C197D87
TP23
TP
J4
10FLH-SM1-TB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
TP13
TP
J5
04FLH-SM1-TB
1
2
3
4
IRRXD
PGND
C3
1u/10V(0603)
TP4
TP
BZCLK1
TP2
TP
H2
C197D87
C2
0.1u
L2
BEAD120(0805)
V33IR
BZCLK0
#RSTSWX
TP20
TP
PGND
V50IC
#ICRSX
3
J2
13FLH-SM1-TB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
#ICDRXT
3
TP25
TP
#RAMPWRENX
3
D1
RB521S-30
A C
TP9
TP
C9
0.01u
BZCLK0
PGND
#KEYX4
VADP
TO BUZZER
LOVLTSUB 2
#ICRSXT
3
TP5
TP
RXD0
F1 2A
PGND
V33
TO IrDA B.
V29
PGND
J3
BM02B-SRSS-TB
1
2
TO Maintenance Port
VADP
#KEYX3
TP26
TP
C1
10u/6.3V(0805)
#ICCSX
3
TP12
TP
TP7
TP
TP8
TP
#ICDRX
3
IRMODE
TP14
TP
SW1
ALPS_SKHMPUE010
1
2 3
4
#ICDCTX
V33B
J6
BM04B-SRSS-TB
1
2
3
4
C8
0.1u
TXD0T 3
IRTXD
#ICCSXT
3
Q2
RHU002
G
DS
TP3
TP
C31
0.1u
TP15
TP
TXD0
3
TP19
TP
IRMODE
TP17
TP
RXD0T
3
C4
0.1u
#MEMTE
Q3
RHU002
G
DS
TP22
TP
#RAMPWRENX
PGND
J1
32FLH-SM1-TB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
PGND
PGND
C7
0.1u
TP10
TP
ICPWREN
3
RXD0
3
#KEYX3
C5
0.1u
V33
TP24
TP
R7
43(1/10W)
12
#KEYX4
#ICDCTX
C10
0.01u
PGND
V33IR
TP11
TP
TP16
TP
TP21
TP
IRRXD
TXD0
TP18
TP
TO IC Card
V33S
PGND
PGND
#ICERX 3
BZCLK1
L1
BEAD120(0805)
TO Trigger Key
PGND
Page 66
— 64 —
NAME: PCB NAME:
MODEL:
DT-X5 BRIDGE PCB (2/2)Backup Battery
C13
10u/6.3V(0805)
C14
4.7u/10V(0805)
PGND
R8
680
Q8
RHU002G
DS
Q7
SI1413EDH_SC70
3
2 4
5
6
1
LOVLT3
1
PGND
PGND
L4
LQH32CN100K23L
R22
10K
BT1
MAXELL_ML2032-T6
C32
4.7p(OPEN)
PGND
V33S
D3
RB521S-30
A C
R20
1M_1%
PGND
PGND
R93
1M
U3
LT1615ES5-1
5
4
1
32
VIN
/SHDN
SW
VFB
GND
Q9
RHU002G
DS
VSUB
Q6
RHU002G
DS
PGND
PGND
R21
604K_1%
PGND
U5
ELM9724CBA(SOT23)
I
G
O
VIN
GND
OUT
#RAMPWRENX
1
V33B
D2
RB521S-30
A C
LOVLTSUB
1
C20
0.1u
R94
1M
PGND
R12
1K
TP27
TP
Page 67
— 65 —
NAME: PCB NAME:
MODEL:
DT-X5 Keyboard
5
#KOX0
#KEYX2
3
#KIX2
6
F2
CLR
#KOX2
ENTER
#KOX1
F6
#PWRKEYX
#KIX1
POWER ON
J1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
F3
#KOX3
9
#KIX0
7
#KEYX1
F1
DOWN
#KIX3
1
F8
2
F5
RACTION
F4
#KOX4
L
UP
J2
CN1
1
F7
#KOX5
FUNC
0
4
8
#KEYX0
J3
CN1
1
Key FPC
Page 68
— 66 —
NAME: PCB NAME:
MODEL:
DT-X5 IRDA/Trigger/Buzzer
H1
C79D79N
R2
10
12
H2
C79D79N
D1
V5.5MLA0402WH
12
J1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
IRMODE
L2
BEAD120(0805)
IRTXD
PGND
H4
smd118x110
H3
smd118x110
PGND
J2
CN1
1
C2
0.1u
12
U1
TFDU6102E
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
IRED Anode
IRED Cathode
Txd
Rxd
SD/Mode
Vcc
Mode
GND
IRRXD
D2
V5.5MLA0402WH
12
J3
CN1
1
L1
BEAD120(0805)
V33IR
VADP
R1
10(0603)
12
C1
10u/6.3V(0805)
Trigger-L
J5
1
2
3
4
#KEYX4
Trigger-R
#KEYX3
J1
CN1
1
LS1
MQT-03EX
1
2
J2
CN1
1
D35
V5.5MLA0402WH
12
IRDA (Supply FPC)
Trigger (Trigger FPC) Buzzer
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6. EXPLODED VIEW
■ FRONT CASE ASSY
2
4
5
3
1
7
6
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■ MIDDLE CASE ASSY
See LCD BLOCK
9
DT-X5M10R only
10
15
14
8
11
12
See LASER BLOCK
13
14
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■ BACK CASE ASSY
33
16-2
20
19
25
24
18
17
16-3
16-5
16-4
16-4 16-3
21
23
22
16
31
34
27
26
33
21-1
16-1
16-916-8
32
16-10
16-7 16-6
16-11
16-10
2930
28
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■ LCD BLOCK
36
37
■ LASER BLOCK
35
43
42
38
41
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39
40
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7. PARTS LIST
FRONT CASE BLOCK
Item # Part No. Part Name Descriptions
1 1017 4741 CASE ASSY/FRONT 39-W7911-011 1 1 BR C
2 1017 8340 PANEL/DISPLAY 42-W7911-010 1 1 BQ C
3 1017 4739 PANEL/KEY 40-W7911-020 1 1 BP C
4 1017 4743 KEY/UP&DOWN 42-W7911-050 1 1 AT C
5 1017 4744 HOLDER/UP&DOWN KEY 42-W7911-020 1 1 AC X
6 1017 4746 KEY PAD ASSY 42-W7917-101 1 1 CM A
7 1017 4742 VIBRATOR 25-90000-000 1 1 AU C
MIDDLE CASE BLOCK
Item # Part No. Part Name Descriptions
8 1017 4749 CASE/MIDDLE 39-W7913-01A 1 1 BF X
9 1017 4748 FPC/KEYBOARD 43-W7917-014 1 1 BQ C
10 1017 4755 ANTE NNA/WLAN 23-742R4-008 1 BW C
11 1017 4750 SHEET/BATTERY REMOVAL 47-W7913-021 1 1 AA X
12 X
13 A
14 1017 4754 SCREW/M2*4L 35-C1120-4RA 6 7 AC X
15 1017 4756 SCREW/TAP T2*4L 35-C1120-6R0 2 2 AC X
1017 4752 SHEET/US 47-W7913-041 1 AC
1017 4751 SHEET 47-W7913-011 1 AD
1017 8336 PCB ASSY/MAIN EE 77-W7910-004-2E 1 EY
1017 8333 PCB ASSY/MAIN ME 77-W7910-004-3E 1 FB
Quantity
M10E M10R
Quantity
M10E M10R
Price
Code
Price
Code
R
R
Notes: 1. The numbers in the item column correspond to the same numbers in exploded view.
2. MARKS:
Q:Quantity used per unit
R:Rank A: Essential
B: Stock recommended
C: Less recommended
X: No stock recommended
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BACK CASE BLOCK
Item # Part No. Part Name Descriptions
16 1017 4727 CASE ASSY/BACK 39-W791B-011 1 1 CO C
17 1017 4724 BUTTON/RESET 42-W7914-020 1 1 AA X
18 1017 4723 RUBBER/RESET 47-W7914-010 1 1 AA X
19 1017 4722 BUZZER ASSY 77-W7918-003 1 1 BD C
20 1017 4721 COVER/BUZZER 47-W791B-060 1 1 AA X
21 1017 4725 SUPPLY ASSY 42-W791B-101 1 1 CE B
22 1017 4726 STOPPER/SUPPLY MODULE 42-W791B-080 1 1 AB X
23 1017 4738 SPONGE 47-0019A-200 1 1 AF X
24 1017 4719 PCB ASSY/BRIDGE 77-W7917-003-1 1 1 CO B
25 1017 4720 CABLE/FFC 43-W791S-010 1 1 AF B
26 1017 4737 COVER/MAINTENANCE PORT 42-W791B-070 1 1 AB X
27 1017 4736 SPONGE 47-W7918-010 1 1 AA X
28 1017 4729 BATTERY BOX 42-W791M-101 1 BA C
29 1017 4731 COVER/BATTERY 42-W791M-401 1 1 AF C
30 1017 4730 COVER/LARGE BATTERY 42-W791M-201 1 1 AF C
31 1017 4732 SCREW/M2.5*6L 35-01125-6R0-1 2 2 AA X
32
33 1017 4718 SCREW/TAP T2*4L 35-C1120-4R0 3 3 AA X
34 X
16-1 1017 4763 FILTER/IR 47-W791R-010 1 1 AS C
16-2 1017 4766 FILTER/LASER 47-W791B-030 1 1 AX C
16-3 1017 4768 BUTTON/TRIGGER 42-W791B-030 2 2 AC X
16-4 1017 4765 RUBBER/TRIGGER 47-W791B-040 2 2 AA B
16-5 1017 4767 FPC/TRIGGER 43-W7917-020 1 1 BN C
16-6 1017 4769 SLIDE/BATT LOCK L 42-W791B-020 1 1 AC C
16-7 1017 4771 COVER/BATT LOCK L 42-W791M-020 1 1 AD X
16-8 1017 4770 SLIDE/BATT LOCK R 42-W791B-010 1 1 AC C
16-9 1017 4772 COVER/BATT LOCK R 42-W791M-010 1 1 AD X
16-10 1017 4773 SCREW 35-00120-5RB 4 4 AA X
16-11 1017 4764 RUBBER/BATT 47-W791M-010 1 1 AH X
21-1 1017 4762 TAPE 47-W791S-020 2 2 AA C
10174728
1017 4718
1017 8338 LABEL/RATING EE 45-W7913-050 1 AD
1017 8339 LABEL/RATING ME 45-W7913-040 1 AD
Item #16 CASE ASSY/BACK contains the following Items.
Item #21 SUPPLY ASSY contains the following Item.
SCREW/TAP T2*6L
SCREW/TAP T2*4L
35-01120-6RB
35-C1120-4R0
Quantity
M10E M10R
4 4 AA X
Price
Code
R
Notes: 1. The numbers in the item column correspond to the same numbers in exploded view.
2. MARKS:
Q:Quantity used per unit
R:Rank A: Essential
B: Stock recommended
C: Less recommended
X: No stock recommended
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LCD BLOCK
Item # Part No. Part Name Descriptions
35 1015 0530 LCD ASSY MD411TN00-L1 1 1 D F A
36 1017 4745 RUBBER/LCD 47-W7911-020 1 1 AS X
37 1017 4747 CABLE/FFC 43-W7911-010 1 1 AE B
Quantity
M10E M10R
Price
Code
LASER BLOCK
Item # Part No. Part Name Descriptions
38 1017 4758 HOLDER/LASER 42-W7913-010 1 1 AD X
39 1015 0529 LASER ASSY VLM3800 1 1 DV A
40 1017 4759 CABLE/FFC 43-W791L-010 1 1 AD B
41 1017 4760 GLASS/MIRROR 47-W791L-010 1 1 AW X
42 1017 4761 SPONGE 47-W791L-020 1 1 AA X
43 1017 4757 SCREW/M2*4L 35-01120-4R0-A 3 3 AA X
Quantity
M10E M10R
Price
Code
TOOLS
Item # Part No. Part Name Descriptions
- 9490 0080 1 1
SPECIAL SCREW DRIVER D3LU0X88G 2.0X20
( A screw driver for the special screws fixing the case.)
Quantity
M10E M10R
Price
Code
DB A
R
R
R
Notes: 1. The numbers in the item column correspond to the same numbers in exploded view.
2. MARKS:
Q:Quantity used per unit
R:Rank A: Essential
B: Stock recommended
C: Less recommended
X: No stock recommended
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Ver.1 : Nov. 2004
•Correction of the PART LIST
Deletion of the unavailable parts. (P72)
Change of a part in ITEM NO.32. (P72)
Addition of the price code.
CASIO TECHNO CO.,LTD.
Overseas Service Division
Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-8543, Japan
6-2, Hon-machi 1-Chome
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