FLY E146 Service Manual

E146_Maintenance Instruction

Prepared by:xiaoyu wan Approved by Date2010.9.28
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Overview E146
1.1 About E146 Phone
1.2 Distribution of the mainboard components
2.1 RF Overview
2.2 Transmit
2.3 Receive
2.4 Common RF Malfunction
3 Baseband
3.1 Baseband Overview
3.2 Logic
3.3 Power management
3.4 Baseband common malfunction
4 Reference for maintenance
4.1 No power on
4.2 Shut off automatically
4.3 Dead halt
4.4 No charge
4.5 Quantity of electricity faulty detection
4.6 No display
4.7 LED NG (on the LCD)
4.8 LED NG (on the keyboard)
4.9 Key NG
4.10 No ring
4.11 No receiving voice
4.12 No sending voice or voice is small
4.13 No vibration
4.14 SIM card inefficacy
4.15 TF card inefficacy
4.16 Camera inefficacy
4.17 Bluetooth inefficacy
4.18 Earphone inefficacy
4.19 FM inefficacy
4.20 G sensor inefficacy
1 Overview E146
1.1 About E146 Phone
E146 mainboard is based on the MTK platform designed to support 2-band
which supporting the FM and Bluetooth calls and transmission, the mainboard system consists of the base-band (CPU: MT6253+PF38F4050M0Y3DEAand the RF (MT6253+RF7161).
1.2 Distribution of the mainboard components
FM
TY6701111184KC
Camera FPC
RDA5802ES
MT6253
LCD CON
MT6253
RF7161
RF PA
Flash
CPU
Socket of T card
Socket of SIM card Battery CONN
K/B FPC
Antenna
MXC62025MP
G-senser
Adapter CONN
MT6612
BT area
2 RF
2.1 RF Overview RF part mainly consists of transceiver MT6253 (adopts program of near-zero IF
receiver, supporting the EGSM / DCS and 26M VCTCXO as the clock input, integrated clock buffer, LO VCO and TX VCO and regulator, only need for external connections of VBAT / AVDD), RF7161 (it supports EGSM / DCS and integrated automatic power control and transceiver switch).
Transceiver (MT6253) with the RF modulation and demodulation functions
contains IF frequency synthesizer and VCO RF, which is part of the core component of the RF. PA has a major role in amplification of modulation signal, and it must be controllable and the speed should meet the GSM agreement.
2.2 Transmit TX is composed of the modulation loop, power amplifier and antenna
switch. PLL is mainly in the internal MT6253, I / Q signal first enters into the MT6253, after entering the PLL the signal is modulated to RF, and then it outputs from the chip to PA, converts into electromagnetic energy through antenna by the antenna
switch after enlarged. PA: This part adopts voltage control to achieve and its role is to amplify
the signal power in accordance with the requirements. It is divided
to two different power levels through VRAMP signal. The transmit
signal of GSM is 5 to 19, power is from 3.2MW to 2W while DCS is
0 ~ 15, power from 1MW ~ 1W. PA is time-sharing work controlled
by TX-EN chip, the output power of PA is controlled by VRAMP
(APC) through the voltage. PA is intermittent work, by the BS to
achieve the choice of frequency bands.
2.3 Receive Antenna RX - MT6253 (RX_VCO mixer) - band-pass - Amplification -
filter - Amplification - RX_VCO mixer - CPU
2.4 Common RF Malfunction Detection and Maintenance Flow Chart of MS Transmit malfunctio
3 Baseband
3.1 Baseband Overview
E146 Baseband consists of CPU MT6253 and Program Memory. MT6253 baseband, the core device of the mainboard, is responsible for the normal work among various parts of mainboard, such as voice processing, image processing, power management as well as MS communications.
MT6253 digital baseband contains ARM7EJ-S 32-bit core and 144Kbyte SRAM. MT6253 which is an enhanced GSM Processor integrated Channel Codec subsystems interiorly including Channel Codec, Intertlace / Deinterleave, Encryption / Decryption and Control Processor subsystems including ARM7EJ-S and its peripheral circuits. There are 25 address lines,16 data lines, 8 chip select lines, provided 7 external interrupt Interface, 52M/104M operation clock.
Analog baseband contains MT6253 analog baseband chip, audio, baseband codec and power management. Four major functional blocks integrated internal: Audio codec including Voice input / Output channel, Buzzer output; Baseband codec including Differential I, Q input / output, GMSK modulation and A / D, D / A; Auxiliary parts including AFC DAC, RAMP DAC, AGC DAC and a seven-channel A / D. And WATCHDOG interface is set internal to enhance the stability of the system.
3.2 Logic
Logic part is composed of MTK base-band management chip MT6253, power management chip MT6253 and Nor Flash.
CPU MT6253Nor FlashPF38F4050M0Y3DEAPMU MT6253
3.3 Power management
Power management consists of the charging circuit integrated in MT6253 and the external charging circuit. It provides 11 road LDO voltage. Besides, it completes the logic level conversion of SIM card. The chip also outputs the system reset signal.
Boot process: The normal boot is to press boot key which is that the PWRKEY is being dragged down. Once the boot key is pressed, all LDO are open except VSIM. After VCORE opening RESET timer and timer out, RESET is being pitched up to start the digital baseband chip, that is, UMT6253 starts to run and roll polling its ROWX pin, pitch up its PWRONIN pin, then you can release the boot key. This is the initial boot process.
3.4 Baseband common malfunction
3.4.1 Nor Flash programming does not download
Data lines used for downloading software: VBAT, TX, RX, GND, CHARGE. It is mostly due to the false solder and wire bonding. First check whether the serial port of PC and cell phone is unrestricted, if not, it is caused by being lack of devices or empty solder of power manager, USB-con and peripheral resistance. Measure the TX, RX signals by using AC-coupled oscilloscope to track the signal flow, if a certain period circuit of no signal it may be AC short circuit to ground, or is caused by a short circuit and open circuit. On checking the malfunctions, first should carefully observed the welding of these devices with a magnifying glass, then plug in the download line to observe whether the current is normal, there is short-circuit to ground of VCHG or VBAT if the current is large, at this time cut off power supply as soon as possible, and then find the short-circuit point. It may be the abnormal output power supply of a certain circuit that the current is larger than normal (about 30 mA) but not particularly large, at this time should check whethe the valgate of VCORE (1.8V), VDD (2.8V), VADD (2.8 V), VTCXO (2.8V), VRTC (1.5V), VMEM (2.8V) is noamal, if not, bad welding can be detected. Focus on checking the welding of PMU and USB-CON if there is a little or no current. Unplug and re-plug the download line to see if it is caused by poor contact; It can test that whether the output of 26MHz clock signal to the CPU is normal by using oscilloscope.
3.4.2 Detection and Maintenance Flow Chart of No download malfunction
4 Reference for maintenance

4.1 No power on

No power on
Check whether the
battery voltage is
higher than 3.4V
Y
Check whether the battery
and the key pad is
oxidized or there is
anything else on it
N
Check whether the
connection of KEY PCB &
MB is OK
Y
Take out the LCD and
SPK, Check whether it is
powered on
N
Y
N
Y
Charge the battery
Wipe off the thing
or clean the key pad
Reassemble or Charge
the KEYPAD FPC
Cross-testing the
LCD&SPK,
Change the defective
N
C1119:1.8V C1119:2.8V, C1120:2.8V, C1121:2.8V, C1122:2.8V, C1123:2.8V,
Check whether
R4401R1107 is
broken
N
Connect with the battery,
press “ON” key, check
whether the output voltage
of U1100 is normal
Y
Y
Change R4401,R1107
Replace the earthed capacitor
NN
corresponding to the
defective pin, Check whether
ChangeU1100
it is OK
Check whether the output
frequency of X1100 is 32.768K
Y
N
ChangeX1100
C1100C1101
Check whether the output voltage
of U2602 pin 3 is 0.5V around
Y
N
Change U2602
N
Change U2605
Change the Flash (U1101),
check whether it is OK
Y
ChangeU1100
OK
N
Change U1101

4.2 Shut off automatically

Shut off automatically
D/L the latest software, Check whether it is OK
N
Replace with a
good battery, Check
whether the
primary cell is broken
N
Check whether the
rubber, used to fix the
battery, is lost or at the
other location
N
Check whether the battery
and the Connector of J9410 is
oxidized or there is
anything else on them
Y
Y
Y
Y
ok
Change the battery
Reassemble the
rubber
Wipe off the thing
or clean the Connector
N
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