JVC MP-XP741DE Service Manual
SERVICE MANUAL
Mobile mini note PC
XE00720052
MP-XP741DE
Area Suffix
DE ----------- Germany
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 PRECAUTION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2
2 SPECIFIC SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2
3 DISASSEMBLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3
4 ADJUSTMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-8
5 TROUBLESHOOTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-9
COPYRIGHT © 2005 Victor Company of Japan, Limited
No.XE007
2005/2
SECTION 1
PRECAUTION
This service manual does not describe PRECAUTION.
SECTION 2
SPECIFIC SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
2.1 Another sales option list
Product category Model name
Lithium-Ion BATTERY BN-LS12E
Lithium-Ion BATTERY BN-LL22E
EXTERNAL DISPLAY CABLE MP-VGX2E
CARRYING BAG MP-BGX3E
CD-ROM DRIVE MP-CDX1E
CD-RW DVD-ROM DRIVE MP-WDX2E
2.2 Supplies it as a spare parts (Increase module)
Product category Model name
256M Type Increase memory AP256MJVC
512M Type Increase memory AP512MJVC
1-2 (No.XE007)
SECTION 3
In attaching
the keyboard
In removing
the keyboard
2
1
DISASSEMBLY
3.1 Disassembly procedure
3.1.1 Removing the internal battery
(See Figure 1)
Prior to performing the following procedure, remove the external
battery.
(1) Remove one screw A on the bottom of the main body.
Screw A : 13-MAKXC100W(M2 x 10L(K)W-NI)
(2) Pull out the internal battery in the rear direction.
3.1.2 Removing the keyboard assembly
(See Figure 2 to Figure 4)
(1) Push the three latches (a) in the upper part of the keyboard
with a single-slotted screwdriver or a flat screwdriver, and
lift the keyboard.
Internal battery
A
Fig.1
Latch a Latch a Latch a
(2) Disconnect the wires from connectors CON3
the main board respectively.
and CON4 on
CON4
Key board
Fig.2
In attaching
the keyboard
Fig.3
CON3
Main board
Fig.4
Keyboard
11
22
2
In removing
the keyboard
1
(No.XE007)1-3
3.1.3 Removing the top case and LCD panel assembly
Hinge cover
DIMM cover
(See Figure 5 to Figure 10)
• Prior to performing the following procedure, remove the keyboard assembly.
(1) Insert a single-slotted screwdriver or a flat screwdriver in a
space b on the underside of the hinge cover. Then, remove
the hinge cover by pulling the screwdriver in the direction
indicated by the arrow.And then, remove one more hinge
cover at the other side of the main body.
Hinge cover
Space b
Fig.5
(2) Remove the eight screws B attaching the top case.
Screw B : 13-MAKXC60W(M2 x 6L(K)W-NI)
(3) Reverse the main body, and remove the four screws C on
the bottom of the main body.
Screw C : 13-MBSOC120W(M2 x 12L(S)W-NI, NY)
A special screwdriver is used when removing screw C.
(4) Disconnect the connector wire from the connector CON2
on the main board. Similarly, remove the connector wires
from the connectors CON5
BB
CON2
B
Shield plate
BB
, CON6, and CN3.
CON5 CON6
CN3
B
Top case
Fig.6
N
DIMM cover
C
C
A special screwdriver
is used when removing
screw C.
Part name : SCREW DRIVER
Part number : 22-240000310
C
C
Fig.7
(5) Remove the three screws N attaching the DIMM cover, and
remove the DIMM cover.
Screw N : 13-MBKXC031W
The connection part of two wires connected to the LAN
board in a main board reverse side is pinched and removed.
• When re-connecting, the wire of a gray is connected to
the ”AUX” terminal on a LAN board, and a black wire connected to the “MAIN” terminal.
Moveover, please connect with a LAN board through a
wire in the hole on a main board.
1-4 (No.XE007)
Hole
Wire connection part
Main board LAN board
Fig.8
(6) Remove one latch c on the rear side of the main body, and
1
2
2
release the four joints d while moving the top case in the
rear direction.
Latch c
Fig.9
Top case
3.1.4 Removing the main board
(See Figure 11 and Figure 12)
• Prior to performing the following procedure, remove the key-
board assembly, the top case, and the LCD panel assembly.
(1) Remove one screw D (short), one screw E (long), attaching
the main board.
Screw D : 13-MAKXC060W(M2 x 6L(K)W-NI)
Screw E : 13-MAKXC100W(M2 x 10L(K)W-NI)
(2) Lift the main board while pushing the microphone and
headphone jack in the direction indicated by the arrow, and
remove the main board.
CAUTION:
• In attaching the main board, put the lever of the PCMCIA slot
through the bottom case, and then push and attach the microphone and headphone jack.
• Be careful not to damage the battery detector switch on the
backside of the main board.
Bottom case
Main board
E
Battery detector
switch
Joint d
Fig.10
Fig.11
Main board
D
2
1
Microphone and
headphone jack
2
1
Bottom case
Fig.12
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3.1.5 Removing the parts on the main board
(See Figure 13 to 15)
• Prior to performing the following procedure, remove the main
board.
*Removing the fan assembly
(1) Remove the four screws F attaching the fan assembly.
(2) Disconnect the connector wire from the connector CON14
on the main board.
Screw F : 13-MBKXC031W(M2 x 3L(K,D3.4)W-NI,NY)
*Removing the hard disc drive
(1) Remove one screw G at the side of the main board where
the hard disc drive is not attached.
(2) Remove the hard disc drive by moving the hard disc drive
in the direction indicated by the arrow.
(3) HDD BRACKET (two places) installed in the side of the
hard disk drive is removed.
Screw G : 13-MAKXF030B(M3 x 3L(K)B-NI)
*Removing the modem pack
(1) Remove one screw H attaching the modem pack.
Screw H : 13-041203210(M2 x 3L(K)B-NI)
(2) Pull out the socket wire connected to the modem pack.
(3) Lift the modem pack, and remove it.
CON14
F
Hard disc drive Fan assembly
Fig.13
G
*Removing the LAN board assembly
(1) Since a LAN board will be lifted upwards if the e section of
LAN board both ends is extended outside, it draws out as
it is.
(2) When attaching, it is a procedure contrary to the time of re-
moving, a LAN board is aslant inserted to a socket, and a
LAN board is pushed until it is fixed.
Modem pack
H
Socket
Fig.14
e
LAN Board
e
Fig.15
1-6 (No.XE007)
3.1.6 Removing the top case and the LCD panel assembly
LCD
LCD
Q
(See Figure 16)
• Prior to the following procedure, remove the top case and the
LCD panel assembly from the bottom case.
(1) Remove the two screws I attaching the hinge.
Screw I : 13-041206211(M2 x 6L(K)B-NI NY)
(2) Remove the tapes fixing the two wires of the LCD panel as-
sembly if necessary.
3.1.7 Removing the LCD panel assembly
(See Figure 17 and Figure 18)
• Prior to the following procedure, remove the LCD panel assembly.
(1) Remove the two rubber pads (fixed to the panel with adhe-
sive tapes) by using a sharp tool.
(2) Remove the two screws J attaching the LCD panel frame.
Screw J : 13-MBKXD040W(M2.5 x 4L(K)W-NI,NY)
(3) Lift and the centers of the four sides of the LCD panel from
inside to an outward direction. (It is soft enough to be lifted.)
Then, latches in the centers of the four sides and also other
latches are removed. To remove all the latches, lift the four
sides from inside to an outward direction.
*Be careful not to damage the LCD or apply any stress to
the LCD.
(4) Remove the two screws K attaching the LCD.
Screw K : 13-MBKXD040W(M2.5 x 4L(K)W-NI,NY)
(5) Remove one screw L attaching the inverter board, and dis-
connect the socket wire from the connector CN2
verter board.
Screw L : 13-MAK2C023B(M2 x 2.3L(K,Ø4.9)B-NI)
3.1.8 Remove the LAN antenna
(See Figure 18)
• Prior to the following procedure, remove the LCD.
(1) Remove the two screws M attaching the LAN antenna.
(2) Remove the tapes fixing the wire of LAN antenna if neces-
sary.
on the in-
I
Fig.16
Rubber pad and screw J
Latch
Latch Latch
LAN Antenna
M
LCD
Latch
Fig.17
LAN Antenna
M
I
LCD
K
K
Inverter board
L
Fig.18
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SECTION 4
ADJUSTMENT
This service manual does not describe ADJUSTMENT.
1-8 (No.XE007)
SECTION 5
TROUBLESHOOTING
5.1 Pre installation procedure
No data such as Windows XP is recorded in a HDD supplied as a service part.
After HDD is replaced, pre installation to record data onto HDD should be carried out.
The following materials are needed:
• DVD-ROM & CD-R/RW DRIVE (model name MP-WDX2E)
• CD for HD Image installation
Procedure
(1) Remove all the appliances connected to the Mobile mini note PC.
(2) Connect the PC to AC adaptor to supply external power source for the PC.
(3) Set the HD Image disc in DVD-ROM & CD-R/RW DRIVE, and connect DVD-ROM & CD-R/RW DRIVE to the PC.
(4) Turn the PC on.
(5) Press "F11" button while "JVC" is displayed on the screen.
Continue pressing the “F11” button until boot menu is displayed.
(6) Select a drive name of DVD-ROM & CD-R/RW DRIVE by using "↑" and "↓" buttons, and press “Enter” button.
(7) When "Press any key to continue..." is displayed, press any key. Then, installation starts.
After installation procedure finishes, the screen shown in Figure 1 is displayed.
When this screen is displayed, press the power button to turn the PC off.
Pre installation is completed in the procedure above.
Finish
Q:\>_
Fig.1
If error 1701 is displayed
If error 1701 is displayed, delete the data in HDD in the following way, and start the pre installation procedure from the beginning.
The following materials are needed:
• fdisk.exe (bootable disk)
• USB floppy disk drive
(1) Prior to the procedures below, insert an fdisk.exe disc in a floppy disk drive, and connect the floppy disc drive to the PC.
(2) Turn the PC on.
(3) Press "F11" button while "JVC" is displayed on the screen.
Continue pressing "F11" button until a boot menu is displayed.
(4) Select a floppy disc drive by using "↑" and "↓" buttons, and press "Enter" button.
(5) After a while, the screen shown in Figure 2 is displayed. Then, enter "fdisk," and press "Enter" button.
Starting Windows 98...
Microsoft(R) Windows 98
(C)Copyright Microsoft Corp 1981-1998.
A:\> fdisk
Fig.2
(6) "Do you wish to enable large disk support (Y/N) ......?" is displayed. Then, enter "Y," and press "Enter" button.
Fixed Disk Setup Program is opened.
(7) Delete all the areas in HDD by using Fixed Disk Setup Program.
Follow the procedure indicated on the screen.
(8) Finish Fixed Disk Setup Program by using "Esc" button, and turn the PC off.
(9) Remove the floppy disk drive and start the pre installation procedure from the beginning.
(No.XE007)1-9
5.2 BIOS update procedure
After the main board replacement, conform BIOS version to the previous BIOS version. (However, if the client wish an update, comply
with the client's request.) When BIOS update is required as a result of modification, refer to JVC homepage for detail.
Notice for BIOS update
• Make sure to exit all the applications or programs that are running. Resident software such as antivirus software must also be
either finished or canceled.
• Disconnect all the peripheral appliances, modem cables, and LAN cables.
• Do not perform system shutdown, reset operation, or power cut off during the update procedure as it may disable restart function.
• Cancel all the passwords on the BIOS or HDD when starting BIOS, and then perform the update procedure.
• Make sure to connect to AC adapter and fit with a fully loaded battery when updating. (Prepare two ways of power supply in case
of power down, adapter dropout, or battery shortage.)
The following materials are needed
• USB connection floppy disc drive (Provision from JVC)
• A_FLASH2 disc (Provision from JVC)
• BIOS update file (Download from JVC homepage)
Update procedure
1. BIOS update disc creation
(1) Download an update file from JVC homepage.
(2) Save the updated file to the route of A_FLASH2 disc.
2. Start from the USB connected floppy disc drive.
(1) Insert BIOS update disc into the floppy disc drive and connect it to the PC via USB.
(2) Press the button to turn on and to start DOS. [A:\>_] is displayed on the screen.
3. Execution
(1) Input[aflash2]after [A:\>_] then press Enter key.[ACPI BIOS Flash Memory Write V2.05] will start running.
(2) Display on the screen is as shown below, input [2] then press Enter Key.
Choose one of the followings :
1.Save current BIOS to file
2.Updata BIOS to flash Memory
Enter choice [ 2 ]
(3) Display on the screen is as shown below, input the update file name.
(e.g.) 0201j3n.rom
•If you input a wrong file name, [FILE NOT OPEN]will be displayed on the screen. Press any key to start again and input
the correct file name.
Please input file name of new BIOS : _
(4) Input [Y] answering the question on the screen shown as below. The update will start.
Are your sure to replace BIOS? (Y/N) : [ Y ]
(5) When the update is completed properly, [Successfully! press any key to continue.] is displayed. Press any key to return to
the initial screen.
(6) Press [ESC]key to return to DOS screen. Turn the switch off to finish the procedure.
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5.3 Diagnosis on HDD
By operating this procedure, HDD failure is self diagnosed.
The following materials are needed. (Provision from JVC)
• USB connection floppy disc drive
• Drive Fitness Test disc
Diagnosis procedure
1. Start from USB connected floppy disc drive.
(1) Insert Drive Fitness Test disc into the floppy disc drive and connect the floppy disc drive to the PC via USB.
(2) Press the power button to turn the PC on. The PC DOS 7.0 Startup Menu will start running shortly. Input [2] and press EN-
TER key.
PC DOS 7.0 Startup Menu
1. SCSI and ATA support
2. ATA support only
Enter a choice : 2
2.Execution
(1) When [License Agreement] is displayed, input [A].
License Agreement
(2) When [Device List] is displayed, select [Primary Master] and input [Y].
Device List
00 ATA Primary Master **************** **.** GB
01 ATAPI Secondary Master ****************
(3) The screen returns to [Device List] confirmation display. Input [A].
Device List
00 ATA Primary Master ****************
01 ATAPI Secondary Master ****************
Advance Test
I don't AgreeI Agree
NoYes
Help
Rescan BusQuick Test
(No.XE007)1-11
(4) When [Advanced Test] is displayed, input [S].
Advance Test
HelpStart Cancel
(5) [Test Results] is displayed. If no bad sector is detected on the HDD, [Operation completed successfully] is displayed. As a
result the HDD has been diagnosed as proper.
Test Results
Operation completed successfully
Disposition Code = XXXX
Ok
(6) Input [O], to return to [Device List] display. Press [Alt] key and [X] at the same time, [Confirmation] screen is displayed. Next
input [Y].
Confirmation
Do you want to exit this program ?
Yes No
(7) When [Exit] screen is displayed, press power button to turn the PC off to finish the procedure.
Exit
Please reboot your system now !
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5.4 Caution in replacing a bottom case
• Serial label and COA LABEL are not stocked as service parts. Reuse the serial label and COA LABEL. Use glue remover when
removing the serial label and COA LABEL.
Parts No:UN-001
Parts name:SUBSIDIARY MATERIAL
Removing the serial label
(1) Drip a few drops of glue remover onto the spatula .
(2) Immediately remove the serial label slowly and carefully with a spatula.
(3) If any stickiness left on the surface of the label, drip few more drops of glue remover and wipe with some tissue paper.
5.5 Main board replacing procedure
(1) Replace parts from the previous MAIN BOARD.
• Replace [HDD].
• Replace [LAN BOARD ASSY].
• Replace an expansion memory. (If there is any)
(2) Adjust after the main board replacement.
• Conform the BIOS version to the previous MAIN BOARD.
• If the client wish an update, comply with the client's request.
(3) Perform an operation check after the replacement of the main board.
Perform an operation check according to the [ Operation check item list after the repair is completed ].
5.6 Operation check item list after the repair is completed
Item Contents Required equipment
1 IEEE1394 Is connected with IEEE1394 port the Digital video camera and
do recognize it?
2 PC CARD Check whether PC card operates properly when it is connected
to PC card slot for Card Bus.Check whether PC card operates
properly when option CD-ROM drive is inserted in PC card slot.
3 USB Is connected with USB the Digital video camera and do recog-
nize it?
Is connected with USB the mouse and do recognize it?
4 MIC Is connected with the MIC terminal a MIC on the market, and
can record it?
5 HEADPHONE Is connected with the headphone terminal a headphone on the
market, and can hear a sound?
6 LAN Do connect with the network, and do recognize it? Network
7 WIRELESS
LAN
8 MODEM Can the telephone line be connected, and it connect it with the
9 VGA Does it connect with the monitor, and is the image displayed? Monitor for PC
10 DC in Can AC be driven? General power supply
11 BATTERY Is the outer battery recognized? Outer battery
12 LID SWITCH Does the LID switch work?
13 RESET Is RESET effective?
14 KEYBOARD Is the key input effective?
15 STICK Is the STICK effective?
16 THREE BUT-
TON
17 SPEAKER Is the sound emitted from both channels of the speaker?
18 RUNNING Is not there trouble after it playback by using Windows media
Do connect with the network, and do recognize it?
Does a WIRELESS LAN ON/OFF switch operate?
Internet?
Does each button operate normally?
player for continuousness eight hours?
Digital video camera made of our company.
PC card corresponding to Card Bus on the
market.(Example:100Mbase-T LAN card)CDROM drive of option.
Digital video camera made of our company.USB mouse on the market.(Transfer
rate:Low)
MIC on the market.
Headphone on the market.
Network, Access point for wireless LAN
Telephone line.PPP account to connect dialup with the Internet.
VGA Cable (Provision)
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Victor Company of Japan, Limited
AV & MULTIMEDIA COMPANY MOBILE IT CATEGORY 1644, Shimotsuruma, Yamato, Kanagawa 242-8514, Japan
(No.XE007)
Printed in Japan
VPT
PARTS LIST
[MP-XP741DE]
* All printed circuit boards and its assemblies are not available as service parts.
* (x_) in a description column shows the number of the used part.
Area Suffix
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Exploded view of general assembly and parts list
Packing materials and accessories parts list
3-2
3-9
(No.XE007)3-1
Exploded view of general assembly and parts list
Final assembly (1/2)
47
67
47
41
47
47
28
47
84
83
1
36
41
27
47
12
28
A
B
36
47
47
Block No. M1MM
Refer to
MAIN BOARD ASSY
32
49
73
33
43
87
6
43
47
77
91
C
77
11
77
25
26
48
81
92
77
24
D
B
A
I
H
43
70
70
PLEASE be sure to stick
(25)"15-100323910/ INT BATT.LABEL"
and (26)"15-100324111/ WARNING LABEL"
on (24)"INTERNAL BATTERY" in shipment.
3-2(No.XE007)
86
42
42
33
37
42
49
85
Final assembly (2/2)
Block No. M1MM
19
44
75
44
17
Refer to
INVERTER
BOARD ASSY
14
L
22
J
20
45
23
D
G
I
13
44
G
16
L
15
90
C
76
J
H
19
18
44
(No.XE007)3-3
Parts List (Final assembly)
Symbol No. Part No. Part Name Description Local
1 60-N6TMB1000A02 MAIN BOARD
6 15-135001010 AMI BIOS LABEL
11 IC25N040ATMR04 40GB HDD
12 04-N6K1KGER3 KEYBOARD
13 LTM09C362J LCD
14 60-N6QIN1000 INVERTER BOARD
15 14-100305400 CABLE FOR INVERTER
16 08-20DN8011N COAXIAL CABLE
17 13-N6T2AM010 LCD COVER ASSY
18 13-N6K12P143 LCD BEZEL
19 13-N6K10L220 LCD RUBBER (x2)
20 13-021021000 WASHER
22 13-N6K10L030 INVERTER MYLAR
23 13-N6Q10C031 AL-FOIL
24 70-N6R1B2000 INTERNAL BATTERY *1
25 15-100323910 INT BATT. LABEL
26 15-100324111 WARNING LABEL
27 13-N6T1AP020 TOP CASE ASSY
28 LE40887-001A WET CHECK SHEET (x2)
32 13-N6R1AP050 BOTTOM CASE ASSY
33 13-N6R10L010 FRONT FOOT (x2)
36 13-N6R10P081 HINGE COVER (x2)
37 13-N6R12P030 DIMM COVER
41 13-041206211 SCREW M2*6L(K)B-NI NY(x2)
42 13-MBKXC031W SCREW DIMM COVER(x3)
43 13-MAKXF030B SCREW M3*3L (K) B-NI(x3)
44 13-MBKXD040W SCREW M2.5*4L (K) W-NI NY(x4)
45 13-MAK2C023B SCREW M2*2.3L (K 4.9)B-NI
47 13-MAKXC060W SCREW M2*6L (K) W-NI(x9)
48 13-MAKXC100W SCREW M2*10L (K) W-NI
49 13-MBS0C120W SCREW M2*12L (K)W-NI NY(x2)
67 13-N6K10L260A TRACK POINT CAP
70 13-N6R10M020 HDD BRACKET (x2)
73 WM3B2200BGMW WLAN BOARD ASSY
75 14-152012100 WLAN ANTENNA L
76 14-152012000 WLAN ANTENNA R
77 13-N6L10L020 REAR FOOT (x4)
81 EXTERNAL BATTERY
83 15-100316060 WINDOWS LOGO
84 252352-001 CENTRINO LABEL
85 15-100398310 RATING LABEL
86 LE40888-003A COA LABEL(PRO)
87 13-N6R10L160 THARMAL PAD
90 13-N41106010 CONDUCTIVE TAPE
91 15-100398900 RATING LABEL
92 15-100379910 WARNING LABEL
Block No. [M][1][M][M]
*1 PLEASE be sure to stick (25)"
3-4(No.XE007)
15-100323910
/ INT BATT.LABEL" and (26)"
15-100324111
/ WARNING LABEL" on "INTERNAL BATTERY" in shipment.
TOP CASE ASSY
4
1
1
2
3
1
1
2
3
5
Block No. M2MM
1
1
LCD COVER ASSY
Block No. M3MM
LCD Cover assembly
1
2
1
3
(No.XE007)3-5
Parts List (TOP CASE ASSY)
Symbol No. Part No. Part Name Description Local
1 13-041203210 SCREW M2*3L(K)B-NI(x6)
2 04-170003900 SPEAKER SET (x2)
3 13-N6R10L050 SPEAKER RUBBER (x2)
4 13-N6R10L170 THERMAL PAD
5 13-N6R10L100 THERMAL PAD
Parts List (LCD COVER ASSY)
Symbol No. Part No. Part Name Description Local
1 13-MBKXD040W SCREW (x4)
2 13-N6R10P031 J2N HINGE L
3 13-N6R10S040 J2N HINGE R
Block No. [M][2][M][M]
Block No. [M][3][M][M]
3-6(No.XE007)
MAIN BOARD ASSY
16
Block No. 01
10
11
13
K
1
19
2
14
2
17
F
18
2
E
12
3
F
19
4
19
K
E
5
6
7
9
8
INVERTER BOARD ASSY
15
Block No. 02
1
(No.XE007)3-7
Parts List (MAIN BOARD ASSY)
Symbol No. Part No. Part Name Description Local
1 13-N6T10M010 FAN HEAT SINC BLOCK
2 13-MBKXC031W SCREW M2*3L (K D3.4) W-NI NY(x4)
3 12-091010041 RESET SW P.B SWITCH 4P SMT
4 12-091060045 DETECT SW SENSOR SWITCH 4P SMT(for Battery)
5 12-190001500 VGA CONNECTOR DOCKNG 15P 0.8mm
6 12-130020040 USB CONNECTOR
7 12-140001080 PHONE JACK
8 12-142013122 MODULAR JACK
9 12-145001033 POWER JACK
10 12-13001004B IEEE 1394 CONNECTOR
11 12-091060044 LID SW SENSOR SWITCH 4P SMT
12 12-091070030 SLIDE SWITCH W/L ANT ON/OFF
13 13-N6R10L061 COAXIAL MYLAR FOR Main board
14 04-132050590 MODEM 56K MDC
15 14-140704020 WIRE CABLE FOR MDC
16 13-MAKXC100W SCREW M2*10L (K)W-NI
17 13-041203210 SCREW M2*3L (K) B-NI(x7)
18 07-016322032 RTC BATT_LI
19 12-091031040 T.P SWITCH 4P (x4)
Parts List (INVERTER BOARD ASSY)
Symbol No. Part No. Part Name Description Local
Block No. [0][1]
Block No. [0][2]
1 07-012100400 FUSE SMD 1A/ DC24V KE10
3-8(No.XE007)
Packing materials and accessories parts list
15
Block No. M4MM
14
12
13
16
17
20
9
8
7
21
18
2
5
11
1
6
10
3
4
19
EXT. Battery
Packing Case
Packing and accessories
Symbol No. Part No. Part Name Description Local
1 15-240301710 PARTITION
2 04-266003401 ADAPTER
3 14-110060204 POWER CORD
4 15-160300200 PE-BAG
5 14-000900060 TELEPHONE CABLE
6 15-170300600 ZIP BAG
7 15-160400101 PE-BAG ACC.
8 LE40890-003A FIRST STEP (PRO)
9 15-064188000 INST.BOOK
10 04-460000020 PHONE JACK PLUG
11 14-001800200 J2N VGA CABLE
12 15-094226000 CD-ROM 1
13 15-096129100 CD-ROM 2
14 15-170300300 ZIP BAG #4
15 13-N6K10L260A TRACK POINT CAP
16 13-N6K10L280 BATTERY_ COVER
17 15-240301610 BOARDPAD
18 15-040326190 ANTI STATIC EPE BAG
19 15-040306260 DOUBLE-BUBLE PE BAG
20 16-002402000 3M#244 TAPE
21 15-010300630JV ANTI-DUST. WOOL-SHEET/8.9
Block No. [M][4][M][M]
(No.XE007)3-9
Packing materials and accessories parts list
24
22
Block No. M4MM
23
28
27
25
Packing and accessories
Symbol No. Part No. Part Name Description Local
22 15-100325900 INT.MODEM DECR
23 15-10N301000 RF LABEL CE0197
24 15-000305000 GIFT BOX
25 15-100398320 POS CODE LABEL
26 15-100380600JV INTEL INSIDE
27 15-100375601 BG WI-FI LABEL
28 15-100398300 MODEL NAME LABEL
26
Block No. [M][4][M][M]
3-10(No.XE007)
Packing materials and accessories parts list
29
Block No. M4MM
30
Right Label
31
Front Label
Packing and accessories
Symbol No. Part No. Part Name Description Local
29 15-030306920 MASTER CARTON
30 15-100398340 CARTON LABEL-R
31 15-100398330 CARTON LABEL-F
Block No. [M][4][M][M]
(No.XE007)3-11
5
4
3
2
1
DOTHAN/MONTARA-GME BLOCK DIAGRAM
DEBUG
PORT
D D
CLOCK GEN.
ICS950815
13
LCD_CN
28
Dothan
479 uFCBGA
AGTL+
1.05V,100MHZ
3,4
HOST BUS
Montara-GME
DDR SDRAM 333MHz
GMCH
CRT
PORT
30
C C
2*USB2.0
Conn.
33
USB2.0
IDE_BUS
HDD_MDC_Conn.
27
LPC, 33MHz
B B
VCORE
CHARGE
SYSTEM
39
38
42
BATLOW
34
MICCTRL
PIC16C54
1.8V & 1.25V
& +3VALWAYS
A A
2.5V & 1.5V
& 1.05V &
1.35V
LOAD Switch
32
40
41
35
5
KEYBOARD
CONTROLLER
M3885XHP
INTERNAL
KEYBOARD&TP
4
21
21
732 uFCBGA
5,6,7
Hublink
66MHZ
ICH4-M
421 BGA
14,15,16
FWH
25
LAN
82562EM
AC LINK
LAN I/F
AC97
STAC1885T
AUDIO AMP
Audio
Conn.
22
3
ON BOARD
256MB DDR
PCI_BUS
CARDBUS
RICOH
R5C551
23
24
24
9,10
ONE
PCMCIA
SLOT
CardBus
Power
Switch
SODIMM
ONE SLOT
3.3V, 33MHz
18,19
20
20
11
MINI PCI
Conn.
2
29
Title
Title
Size Document Number Rev
Size Document Number Rev
Custom
Custom
Date: Sheet
Date: Sheet of
26
36
14
31
RTC Conn.
36
DCIN Jack &
Batlow CKT
Fan & Thermal
sensor
34
3
143Tuesday, August 17, 2004
143Tuesday, August 17, 2004
1
of
RESET
SM_BUS
LED
DISPLAY
J2N
J2N
BLOCK DIAGRAM 2.2
BLOCK DIAGRAM 2.2
5
4
3
2
1
A/D_VIN
LM3480-5
(Regulator)
+5VCHG
(20mA)
SWITCH
(F02JK2E)
LM4040BIM
(Regulator)
D D
AC_BAT_SYS
MAX1836
(Controllor)
+3VALWAYS_P
(125mA)
+3VALWAYS
SI9183DP
(Regulator)
+5VLCM
+2.5VREF
+V1.5ALWAYS
SUSC#_3
+3VO
LTC3728LX
(Controllor)
C C
+12VO
SUSC#_3
+1.5VO
(3.5A)
(100mA)
(4A)
+5VO
+2.5VO
(1.35A)
(4A)
+3V
+12V
+5V
+V2.5
(0.9A)
(2.5A)
SUSB#_3
RT9173ACL5
(Regulator)
+V1.25S
(1.5A)
SUSC#_3
+5VO
TPS5130
(Controllor)
+VCCP
+V1.35S
(1A)
(1.8A)
MIC37101
(Regulator)
+1.8VO
(0.6A)
(SI2304)
SUSB#_3
SWITCH
+V1.8
+V1.8S
MCH_OK
B B
CPUVR_ON
SUSB#_3
SWITCH
(SI3456)
+5VS
+3VS
+V1.5S
(1.5A)
(2.5A)
(1.35A)
+12VS
CPUVR_ON
MAX1907
A A
5
(Controllor)
VR_VID0-VR_VID5, PM_STPCPU#., PM_DPRSLPVR, MCH_OK
VRM_PWRGD, CLK_EN#
4
3
+VCORE
Title
J2N
Size Document Number Rev
POWER FLOWCHART 2.2
Custom
2
Date: Sheet
(9A)
243Tuesday, August 17, 2004
1
of
5
H_A#[31:3]6
D D
H_ADSTB#06
H_REQ#[4:0]6
H_A#[31:3]6
C C
H_ADSTB#16
H_A20M#14
H_FERR#14
H_IGNNE#14
H_STPCLK#14
H_INTR14
H_NMI26
H_SMI#14
H_A#[31:3]
H_REQ#[4:0]
H_A#[31:3]
H_A#3
H_A#4
H_A#5
H_A#6
H_A#7
H_A#8
H_A#9
H_A#10
H_A#11
H_A#12
H_A#13
H_A#14
H_A#15
H_A#16
H_REQ#0
H_REQ#1
H_REQ#2
H_REQ#3
H_REQ#4
H_A#17
H_A#18
H_A#19
H_A#20
H_A#21
H_A#22
H_A#23
H_A#24
H_A#25
H_A#26
H_A#27
H_A#28
H_A#29
H_A#30
H_A#31
U46A
P4
A3#
U4
A4#
V3
ADDR GROUP0 ADDR GROUP1
A5#
R3
A6#
V2
A7#
W1
A8#
T4
A9#
W2
A10#
Y4
A11#
Y1
A12#
U1
A13#
AA3
A14#
Y3
A15#
AA2
A16#
U3
ADSTB#0
R2
REQ0#
P3
REQ1#
T2
REQ2#
P1
REQ3#
T1
REQ4#
AF4
A17#
AC4
A18#
AC7
A19#
AC3
A20#
AD3
A21#
AE4
A22#
AD2
A23#
AB4
A24#
AC6
A25#
AD5
A26#
AE2
A27#
AD6
A28#
AF3
A29#
AE1
A30#
AF1
A31#
AE5
C2
D3
A3
C6
D1
D4
B4
Banias Processor Skt_cooperspur
ADSTB#1
A20M#
FERR#
IGNNE#
STPCLK#
LINT0
LINT1
SMI#
PROCHOT#
THERMH CLK
THERMTRIP#
4
N2
ADS#
L1
BNR#
J3
BPRI#
L4
DEFER#
H2
DRDY#
M2
DBSY#
N4
BR0#
A4
IERR#
B5
INIT#
CONTROLITP SIGNALS
J2
LOCK#
B11
RESET#
H1
RS0#
K1
RS1#
L2
RS2#
M3
TRDY#
K3
HIT#
K4
HITM#
C8
BPM#0
B8
BPM#1
A9
BPM#2
C9
BPM#3
A10
PRDY#
B10
PREQ#
A13
TCK
C12
TDI
A12
TD0
C11
TMS
B13
TRST#
A7
DBR#
B17
B18
THERMDA
A18
THERMDC
C17
A15
ITP_CLK1
A16
ITP_CLK0
B14
BCLK1
B15
BCLK0
H_IERR#
H_RS#0
H_RS#1
H_RS#2
H_THERMDA
H_THERMDC
PM_THRMTRIP#
TPC28
TPC28
TPC28
TPC28
TPC28
TPC28
TPC28
TPC28
TPC28
H_RS#[2:0]
T42
1
T118
1
T113
1
T111
1
T110
1
T117
1
T116
1
T115
1
T119
1
H_ADS# 6
H_BNR# 6
H_BPRI# 6
H_DEFER# 6
H_DRDY# 6
H_DBSY# 6
H_BR0# 6
H_INIT# 14
H_LOCK# 6
H_TRDY# 6
H_HIT# 6
H_HITM# 6
H_RS#[2:0] 6
PM_THRMTRIP# 15
CLK_ITP_CPU# 13
CLK_ITP_CPU 13
CLK_CPUHCLK# 13
CLK_CPUHCLK 13
3
+VCCP +VCCP
12
12
R395
R383
56Ohm
56Ohm
+VCCP +VCCP +VCCP
R396
39Ohm
1 2
R393
680Ohm
1 2
12
56Ohm
R394
150Ohm
1 2
Place testpoint
on H_IERR# with
a GND 0.1" away
H_CPURST# 6
R404
+VCCP
R465
1%
1K
1 2
R464
1%
2K
1 2
H_D#[63:0]6
H_DSTBN#06
H_DSTBP#06
H_DINV#06
H_DSTBN#16
H_DSTBP#16
H_DINV#16
LENGTH <= 0.5"
T130
T126
T122
T114
T120
T131
T125
2
H_D#[63:0]
H_D#0
H_D#1
H_D#2
H_D#3
H_D#4
H_D#5
H_D#6
H_D#7
H_D#8
H_D#9
H_D#10
H_D#11
H_D#12
H_D#13
H_D#14
H_D#15
H_D#16
H_D#17
H_D#18
H_D#19
H_D#20
H_D#21
H_D#22
H_D#23
H_D#24
H_D#25
H_D#26
H_D#27
H_D#28
H_D#29
H_D#30
H_D#31
TPC28
1
TPC28
1
TPC28
1
TPC28
1
TPC28
1
TPC28
1
TPC28
1
R387
1K_OP
1 2
U46B
A19
D0#
A25
D1#
A22
D2#
B21
D3#
A24
DATA GRP 2 DATA GRP 3
D4#
B26
D5#
A21
D6#
B20
D7#
C20
D8#
B24
D9#
D24
D10#
E24
D11#
C26
D12#
B23
D13#
E23
D14#
C25
D15#
C23
DSTBN0#
DSTBN2#
DSTBP0#
DSTBP2#
DINV0#
D16#
D17#
D18#
D19#
D20#
D21#
D22#
D23#
D24#
D25#
D26#
D27#
D28#
D29#
D30#
D31#
DSTBN1#
DSTBN3#
DSTBP1#
DSTBP3#
DINV1#
GTLREF3
GTLREF2
GTLREF1
GTLREF0
NC0
NC1
PWRGOOD
RSVD1
MISC
RSVD2
RSVD3
RSVD4
PSI#
Banias Processor Skt_cooperspur
AC1
AD26
C14
AF7
C16
C22
D25
H23
G25
L23
M26
H24
F25
G24
J23
M23
J25
L26
N24
M25
H26
N25
K25
K24
L24
J26
E26
G1
A1
B2
C3
E1
Y26
D32#
AA24
D33#
T25
D34#
U23
D35#
V23
D36#
R24
D37#
R26
D38#
R23
D39#
AA23
D40#
U26
D41#
V24
D42#
U25
D43#
V26
DATA GRP 0
D44#
Y23
D45#
AA26
D46#
Y25
D47#
W25
W24
T24
DINV2#
AB25
D48#
AC23
D49#
AB24
D50#
AC20
D51#
AC22
D52#
AC25
D53#
AD23
D54#
AE22
D55#
AF23
D56#
AD24
D57#
AF20
D58#
AE21
D59#
AD21
D60#
AF25
DATA GRP 1
D61#
AF22
D62#
AF26
D63#
AE24
AE25
AD20
DINV3#
P25
COMP0
P26
COMP1
AB2
COMP2
AB1
COMP3
B7
DPSLP#
C19
DPWR#
E4
A6
SLP#
C5
TEST1
F23
TEST2
H_D#32
H_D#33
H_D#34
H_D#35
H_D#36
H_D#37
H_D#38
H_D#39
H_D#40
H_D#41
H_D#42
H_D#43
H_D#44
H_D#45
H_D#46
H_D#47
H_D#48
H_D#49
H_D#50
H_D#51
H_D#52
H_D#53
H_D#54
H_D#55
H_D#56
H_D#57
H_D#58
H_D#59
H_D#60
H_D#61
H_D#62
H_D#63
COMP0
COMP1
COMP2
COMP3
R214
R382
1
R215
1K_OP
12
12
1K_OP
332
12
H_DSTBN#2 6
H_DSTBP#2 6
H_DINV#2 6
H_DSTBN#3 6
H_DSTBP#3 6
H_DINV#3 6
+VCCP
H_DPSLP# 5,14
H_DPWR# 5
H_PWRGD 14
H_CPUSLP# 14
B B
+5VS
R207
0Ohm
0805
2200PF/10V_OP
12
C203
1uF
45
HOLD1
1
1 2
Q39
NDS351N
2
3
HOLD2
32
3
D
1
1
G
S
2
12
+
CE40
D16
100U
1SS355
A A
5
C435
CON14
WtoB_8P
FAN_ON
+3VS
12
R390
10KOhm
12
12
SMBCK_3S11,13,14
PM_THRM#15
R185
10KOhm
ADDRESS:2Eh (default)
4
+3VS
12
R199
10KOhm
R200
1 2
0Ohm
+3VS
12
C188
0.1UF
U21
1
SCL
2
GND
3
VCC
4
TACH3
5
PWM2/SMBALERT#
6
TACH1
7
TACH2
8
PWM3/ADDR_EN#
ADT7460
PWM1/XTO
2.5V/SMBALERT#
TACH4/ADDR_SEL/THERM#
3
SDA
D1+
D1-
D2+
D2-
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
C185
2200PF/10V
FAN_ON
H_THERMDA
H_THERMDC
12
1MOhm
1 2
Layout note:
COMP0 and COMP2 need to be Zo=27.4ohm traces.
Best estimate is 18mil wide trace for outer layers and
14mil if on internal layer. See RDDP of Banias.
Traces should be shorter than 0.5". Refer to latest CS layout
COMP1, COMP3 should be routed as Zo=55ohm
traces shorter than 0.5"
R197
+3VS
SMBDA_3S 11,13,14
FORCE_OFF# 36
2
COMP0
COMP1
COMP2
COMP3
R468
R469
27.4Ohm
54.9Ohm
0603 0603 0603 0603
1% 1% 1% 1%
1 2
1 2
Title
J2N
Size Document Number Rev
Banias 1 of 2
Date: Sheet
R451
54.9Ohm
1 2
1
343Tuesday, August 17, 2004
R460
27.4Ohm
1 2
2.2
of
5
4
3
2
1
12
C301
0.47U
+VCORE
12
C307
C256
10uF/10V
12
C247
C298
10uF/10V
12
C262
C308
10uF/10V
12
C202
C201
10uF/10V
12
C289
0.1UF
+V1.8S_PROC
12
10uF/10V
+VCORE
12
C219
12
+
CE20
330UF/4V
12
C260
10uF/10V
12
C309
10uF/10V
12
C199
10uF/10V
12
C271
0.1UF
12
12
C300
10uF/10V
12
12
12
C287
0.1UF
1 2
1 2
1 2
12
+
CE19
470U/4V
12
C310
10uF/10V
12
C288
0.1UF
R213 0Ohm
R247 0Ohm
R211 0Ohm
3
12
12
C269
0.1UF
+VCORE +VCORE
U46C
AA11
VCC0
AA13
VCC1
AA15
VCC2
AA17
VCC3
AA19
VCC4
AA21
VCC5
AA5
VCC6
AA7
VCC7
AA9
VCC8
AB10
VCC9
AB12
VCC10
AB14
VCC11
AB16
VCC12
AB18
VCC13
AB20
VCC14
AB22
VCC15
AB6
VCC16
AB8
VCC17
AC11
VCC18
AC13
VCC19
AC15
VCC20
AC17
VCC21
AC19
VCC22
AC9
VCC23
AD10
VCC24
AD12
VCC25
AD14
VCC26
AD16
VCC27
AD18
VCC28
AD8
VCC29
AE11
VCC30
AE13
VCC31
AE15
VCC32
AE17
VCC33
AE19
VCC34
AE9
VCC35
AF10
VCC36
AF12
VCC37
AF14
VCC38
AF16
VCC39
AF18
VCC40
AF8
VCC41
D18
VCC42
D20
VCC43
D22
VCC44
D6
VCC45
D8
VCC46
E17
VCC47
E19
VCC48
E21
VCC49
E5
VCC50
12
C268
0.1UF
+V1.8S_PROC_VCCA1
+V1.8S_PROC_VCCA2
+V1.8S_PROC_VCCA3
E7
VCC51
E9
VCC52
F18
VCC53
F20
VCC54
F22
VCC55
F6
VCC56
G21
F8
2
VCCSENSE
VCC57
VCC58
VSSSENSE
Banias Processor Skt_cooperspur
LAYOUT NOTE: Provide a test point with no
stub to connect differential probe between
VCCSENSE and VSSSENSE at the location
where the two 54.9ohm resistors terminate
the 55ohm tramission lines.
G5
VCC59
H22
VCC60
H6
VCC61
J21
VCC62
J5
VCC63
K22
VCC64
U5
VCC65
V22
VCC66
V6
VCC67
W21
VCC68
W5
VCC69
Y22
VCC70
Y6
VCC71
F26
VCCA0
B1
VCCA1
N1
VCCA2
AC26
VCCA3
D10
VCCP0
D12
VCCP1
D14
VCCP2
D16
VCCP3
E11
VCCP4
E13
VCCP5
E15
VCCP6
F10
VCCP7
F12
VCCP8
F14
VCCP9
F16
VCCP10
K6
VCCP11
L21
VCCP12
L5
VCCP13
M22
VCCP14
M6
VCCP15
N21
VCCP16
N5
VCCP17
P22
VCCP18
P6
VCCP19
R21
VCCP20
R5
VCCP21
T22
VCCP22
T6
VCCP23
U21
VCCP24
P23
VCCQ0
W4
VCCQ1
E2
VID0
F2
VID1
F3
VID2
G3
VID3
G4
VID4
H4
VID5
AE7
AF6
R478
54.9Ohm_OP
1%1%0603
1 2
Banias VID values
1.356V 0 1 1 0 1 0
1.100V 0 1 1 0 0 1
1.004V 0 0 1 1 0 1
0.908V 0 1 0 0 1 1
0.844V 0 1 1 0 1 1
0.748V 0 0 1 1 1 1
VID0 VID1 VID2 VID3 VID4 VID5
Title
J2N
Size Document Number Rev
Banias 2 of 2 2.2
Custom
Date: Sheet
+V1.8S_PROC
+V1.8S_PROC_VCCA1
+V1.8S_PROC_VCCA2
+V1.8S_PROC_VCCA3
+VCCP
1 2
0Ohm
3 4
0Ohm
1 2
0Ohm
3 4
0Ohm
1 2
0Ohm
3 4
0Ohm
R479
54.9Ohm_OP
0603
1 2
RN51A
RN51B
RN52A
RN52B
RN53A
RN53B
VR_VID0 39
VR_VID1 39
VR_VID2 39
VR_VID3 39
VR_VID4 39
VR_VID5 39
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U46D
A2
VSS0
A5
VSS1
A8
VSS2
A11
VSS3
A14
VSS4
A17
VSS5
A20
VSS6
A23
VSS7
A26
VSS8
D D
C C
B B
A A
AA1
VSS9
AA4
VSS10
AA6
VSS11
AA8
VSS12
AA10
VSS13
AA12
VSS14
AA14
VSS15
AA16
VSS16
AA18
VSS17
AA20
VSS18
AA22
VSS19
AA25
VSS20
AB3
VSS21
AB5
VSS22
AB7
VSS23
AB9
VSS24
AB11
VSS25
AB13
VSS26
AB15
VSS27
AB17
VSS28
AB19
VSS29
AB21
VSS30
AB23
VSS31
AB26
VSS32
AC2
VSS33
AC5
VSS34
AC8
VSS35
AC10
VSS36
AC12
VSS37
AC14
VSS38
AC16
VSS39
AC18
VSS40
AC21
VSS41
AC24
VSS42
AD1
VSS43
AD4
VSS44
AD7
VSS45
AD9
VSS46
AD11
VSS47
AD13
VSS48
AD15
VSS49
AD17
VSS50
AD19
VSS51
AD22
VSS52
AD25
VSS53
AE3
VSS54
AE6
VSS55
AE8
VSS56
AE10
VSS57
AE12
VSS58
AE14
VSS59
AE16
VSS60
AE18
VSS61
AE20
VSS62
AE23
VSS63
AE26
VSS64
AF2
VSS65
AF5
VSS66
AF9
VSS67
AF11
VSS68
AF13
VSS69
AF15
VSS70
AF17
VSS71
AF19
VSS72
AF21
VSS73
AF24
VSS74
B3
VSS75
B6
VSS76
B9
VSS77
B12
VSS78
B16
VSS79
B19
VSS80
B22
VSS81
B25
VSS82
C1
VSS83
C4
VSS84
C7
VSS85
C10
VSS86
C13
VSS87
C15
VSS88
C18
VSS89
C21
VSS90
C24
VSS91
D2
VSS92
D5
VSS93
D7
VSS94
D9
VSS95
D11
VSS96
Banias Processor Skt_cooperspur
5
VSS97
VSS98
VSS99
VSS100
VSS101
VSS102
VSS103
VSS104
VSS105
VSS106
VSS107
VSS108
VSS109
VSS110
VSS111
VSS112
VSS113
VSS114
VSS115
VSS116
VSS117
VSS118
VSS119
VSS120
VSS121
VSS122
VSS123
VSS124
VSS125
VSS126
VSS127
VSS128
VSS129
VSS130
VSS131
VSS132
VSS133
VSS134
VSS135
VSS136
VSS137
VSS138
VSS139
VSS140
VSS141
VSS142
VSS143
VSS144
VSS145
VSS146
VSS147
VSS148
VSS149
VSS150
VSS151
VSS152
VSS153
VSS154
VSS155
VSS156
VSS157
VSS158
VSS159
VSS160
VSS161
VSS162
VSS163
VSS164
VSS165
VSS166
VSS167
VSS168
VSS169
VSS170
VSS171
VSS172
VSS173
VSS174
VSS175
VSS176
VSS177
VSS178
VSS179
VSS180
VSS181
VSS182
VSS183
VSS184
VSS185
VSS186
VSS187
VSS188
VSS189
VSS190
VSS191
D13
D15
D17
D19
D21
D23
D26
E3
E6
E8
E10
E12
E14
E16
E18
E20
E22
E25
F1
F4
F5
F7
F9
F11
F13
F15
F17
F19
F21
F24
G2
G6
G22
G23
G26
H3
H5
H21
H25
J1
J4
J6
J22
J24
K2
K5
K21
K23
K26
L3
L6
L22
L25
M1
M4
M5
M21
M24
N3
N6
N22
N23
N26
P2
P5
P21
P24
R1
R4
R6
R22
R25
T3
T5
T21
T23
T26
U2
U6
U22
U24
V1
V4
V5
V21
V25
W3
W6
W22
W23
W26
Y2
Y5
Y21
Y24
12
C299
0.47U
10uF/10V
10uF/10V
10uF/10V
10uF/10V
+VCCP
12
+
CE16
220U/2.5V
+V1.8S
4
12
C270
0.1UF
R256 0Ohm
1 2
12
C290
0.1UF
C294
0.1UF
5
4
3
2
1
SM_DQ[0:63]
SM_DQS[0..7]
SM_MAA[0..12]
SM_DM[0..7]
SM_MAB1 9,10,12
SM_MAB2 9,10,12
SM_MAB4 9,10,12
SM_MAB5 9,10,12
SM_CKE0 11,12
SM_CKE1 11,12
SM_CKE2
0Ohm
SM_CKE3
SM_CS#0 11,12
SM_CS#1 11,12
SM_CS#2 9,12
SM_CS#3 10,12
SM_BS0 9,10,12
SM_BS1 9,10,12
SM_RAS# 9,10,12
SM_CAS# 9,10,12
SM_WE# 9,10,12
CLK_DCLK1 11
CLK_DCLK1# 11
CLK_DCLK0 11
CLK_DCLK0# 11
T103TPC28
1
T105TPC28
1
CLK_DCLK3 9
CLK_DCLK3# 9
CLK_DCLK4 10
CLK_DCLK4# 10
T102TPC28
1
T100TPC28
1
T93TPC28
1
T91TPC28
1
R89
604Ohm
MCH_SMVSWINGL MCH_SMVSWINGH
12
C67
0.1UF
1 2
1 2
1%
R88
150Ohm
1%
D D
C C
B B
SM_VREF_MCH8
A A
SM_DQ0
SM_DQ1
SM_DQ2
SM_DQ3
SM_DQ4
SM_DQ5
SM_DQ6
SM_DQ7
SM_DQ8
SM_DQ9
SM_DQ10
SM_DQ11
SM_DQ12
SM_DQ13
SM_DQ14
SM_DQ15
SM_DQ16
SM_DQ17
SM_DQ18
SM_DQ19
SM_DQ20
SM_DQ21
SM_DQ22
SM_DQ23
SM_DQ24
SM_DQ25
SM_DQ26
SM_DQ27
SM_DQ28
SM_DQ29
SM_DQ30
SM_DQ31
SM_DQ32
SM_DQ33
SM_DQ34
SM_DQ35
SM_DQ36
SM_DQ37
SM_DQ38
SM_DQ39
SM_DQ40
SM_DQ41
SM_DQ42
SM_DQ43
SM_DQ44
SM_DQ45
SM_DQ46
SM_DQ47
SM_DQ48
SM_DQ49
SM_DQ50
SM_DQ51
SM_DQ52
SM_DQ53
SM_DQ54
SM_DQ55
SM_DQ56
SM_DQ57
SM_DQ58
SM_DQ59
SM_DQ60
SM_DQ61
SM_DQ62
SM_DQ63
AF2
AE3
AF4
AH2
AD3
AE2
AG4
AH3
AD6
AG5
AG7
AE8
AF5
AH4
AF7
AH6
AF8
AG8
AH9
AG10
AH7
AD9
AF10
AE11
AH10
AH11
AG13
AF14
AG11
AD12
AF13
AH13
AH16
AG17
AF19
AE20
AD18
AE18
AH18
AG19
AH20
AG20
AF22
AH22
AF20
AH19
AH21
AG22
AE23
AH23
AE24
AH25
AG23
AF23
AF25
AG25
AH26
AE26
AG28
AF28
AG26
AF26
AE27
AD27
AG14
AE14
AE17
AG16
AH14
AE15
AF16
AF17
AJ24
12
C58
0.1UF
5
U10B
SM_SDQ0
SM_SDQ1
SM_SDQ2
SM_SDQ3
SM_SDQ4
SM_SDQ5
SM_SDQ6
SM_SDQ7
SM_SDQ8
SM_SDQ9
SM_SDQ10
SM_SDQ11
SM_SDQ12
SM_SDQ13
SM_SDQ14
SM_SDQ15
SM_SDQ16
SM_SDQ17
SM_SDQ18
SM_SDQ19
SM_SDQ20
SM_SDQ21
SM_SDQ22
SM_SDQ23
SM_SDQ24
SM_SDQ25
SM_SDQ26
SM_SDQ27
SM_SDQ28
SM_SDQ29
SM_SDQ30
SM_SDQ31
SM_SDQ32
SM_SDQ33
SM_SDQ34
SM_SDQ35
SM_SDQ36
SM_SDQ37
SM_SDQ38
SM_SDQ39
SM_SDQ40
SM_SDQ41
SM_SDQ42
SM_SDQ43
SM_SDQ44
SM_SDQ45
SM_SDQ46
SM_SDQ47
SM_SDQ48
SM_SDQ49
SM_SDQ50
SM_SDQ51
SM_SDQ52
SM_SDQ53
SM_SDQ54
SM_SDQ55
SM_SDQ56
SM_SDQ57
SM_SDQ58
SM_SDQ59
SM_SDQ60
SM_SDQ61
SM_SDQ62
SM_SDQ63
SM_SDQ64
SM_SDQ65
SM_SDQ66
SM_SDQ67
SM_SDQ68
SM_SDQ69
SM_SDQ70
SM_SDQ71
SM_VREF
MONTARA_GMCH_B
DDR SYSTEM MEMORY
SM_RCVENOUT#
MCH_SMRCOMP
SM_DQS0
SMA_A0
SMA_A1
SMA_A2
SMA_A3
SMA_A4
SMA_A5
SMA_A6
SMA_A7
SMA_A8
SMA_A9
SMA_A10
SMA_A11
SMA_A12
SMA_B1
SMA_B2
SMA_B4
SMA_B5
SM_CKE0
SM_CKE1
SM_CKE2
SM_CKE3
SM_CS#0
SM_CS#1
SM_CS#2
SM_CS#3
SM_BA0
SM_BA1
SM_RAS#
SM_CAS#
SM_WE#
SM_DM0
SM_DM1
SM_DM2
SM_DM3
SM_DM4
SM_DM5
SM_DM6
SM_DM7
SM_DM8
SMRCOMP
R161
60.4Ohm
1%
1 2
R160
60.4Ohm
1 2
AG2
SM_DQS1
AH5
SM_DQS2
AH8
SM_DQS3
AE12
SM_DQS4
AH17
SM_DQS5
AE21
SM_DQS6
AH24
SM_DQS7
AH27
AD15
SM_MAA0
AC18
SM_MAA1
AD14
SM_MAA2
AD13
SM_MAA3
AD17
SM_MAA4
AD11
SM_MAA5
AC13
SM_MAA6
AD8
SM_MAA7
AD7
SM_MAA8
AC6
SM_MAA9
AC5
SM_MAA10
AC19
SM_MAA11
AD5
SM_MAA12
AB5
SM_MAB1
AD16
SM_MAB2
AC12
SM_MAB4
AF11
SM_MAB5
AD10
SM_CKE0
AC7
SM_CKE1
AB7
R522
AC9
1 2
R523 0Ohm
AC10
1 2
AD23
AD26
AC22
AC25
AD22
AD20
AC21
AC24
AD25
AB2
AA2
AC26
AB25
AC3
AD4
AC2
AD2
AB23
AB24
AA3
AB4
SM_DM0
AE5
SM_DM1
AE6
SM_DM2
AE9
SM_DM3
AH12
SM_DM4
AD19
SM_DM5
AD21
SM_DM6
AD24
SM_DM7
AH28
AH15
AC15
AC16
MCH_SMRCOMP
AB1
MCH_SMVSWINGL
AJ22
MCH_SMVSWINGH
AJ19
12
C406
0.1UF
4
SM_SDQS0
SM_SDQS1
SM_SDQS2
SM_SDQS3
SM_SDQS4
SM_SDQS5
SM_SDQS6
SM_SDQS7
SM_SDQS8
SM_CMDCLK0
SM_CMDCLK#0
SM_CMDCLK1
SM_CMDCLK#1
SM_CMDCLK2
SM_CMDCLK#2
SM_CMDCLK3
SM_CMDCLK#3
SM_CMDCLK4
SM_CMDCLK#4
SM_CMDCLK5
SM_CMDCLK#5
SM_RCVENIN#
SMVSWINGL
SMVSWINGH
+V2.5 +V2.5 +V2.5
SM_CKE2 9,12
SM_CKE3 10,12
R165
1K
1 2
R166
1K
1 2
SM_DQ[0:63] 12
SM_DQS[0..7] 12
SM_MAA[0..12] 9,10,11,12
SM_DM[0..7] 12
+V1.5S
+V1.5S
3 4
1 2
5 6
7 8
R354 2.2KOhm
R355 2.2KOhm
+V1.5S
R353
1K
1%
1 2
DPMS_CLK8
12
AGP_BUSY#15,17
C151
0.1UF
CLK_MCH6613
T99
+V1.5S
T98
R100
150Ohm
1%
C83
0.1UF
1 2
R99
604Ohm
1%
1 2
3
12
R158
100KOhm
1 2
R156
100KOhm
1 2
R157
100KOhm
1 2
R365
100KOhm
1 2
RN38B
2.2KOhm
RN38A
2.2KOhm
RN38C
2.2KOhm
RN38D
2.2KOhm
1 2
1 2
R167 40.2Ohm
1 2
TPC28
1
R164 1K_OP
R163 1K_OP
R370 1K_OP
12
12
12
TPC28
1
1%
U10C
R3
DVOBD0
R5
DVOBD1
R6
DVOBD2
R4
DVOBD3
P6
DVOBD4
P5
DVOBD5
N5
DVOBD6
P2
DVOBD7
N2
DVOBD8
N3
DVOBD9
M1
DVOBD10
M5
DVOBD11
P3
DVOBCLK
P4
DVOBCLK#
T6
DVOBHSYNC
T5
DVOBVSYNC
L2
DVOBBLANK#
M2
DVOBFLDSTL
G2
DVOBCINTRB
M3
DVOBCCLKINT
K5
DVOCD0
K1
DVOCD1
K3
DVOCD2
K2
DVOCD3
J6
DVOCD4
J5
DVOCD5
H2
DVOCD6
H1
DVOCD7
H3
DVOCD8
H4
DVOCD9
H6
DVOCD10
G3
DVOCD11
J3
DVOCCLK
J2
DVOCCLK#
K6
DVOCHSYNC
L5
DVOCVSYNC
L3
DVOCBLANK#
H5
DVOCFLDSTL
K7
MI2CCLK
N6
MI2CDATA
N7
MDVICLK
M6
MDVIDATA
P7
MDDCCLK
T7
MDDCDATA
E5
ADDID0
F5
ADDID1
E3
ADDID2
E2
ADDID3
G5
ADDID4
F4
ADDID5
G6
ADDID6
F6
ADDID7
L7
ADDDETECT
D5
DPMS
F1
GVREF
F7
AGPBUSY#
D1
GRCOMP
Y3
66IN
AA5
RVSD0
F2
RVSD1
F3
RVSD2
B2
RVSD3
B3
RVSD4
C2
RVSD5
C3
RVSD6
C4
RVSD7
D2
RVSD8
D3
RVSD9
D7
RVSD10
L4
RVSD11
MONTARA_GMCH_C
DVO
DACCLKSMISCNC
LVDS
PANELBKLTCTL
MCHDETECTVSS
2
C9
BLUE
D9
BLUE#
C8
GREEN
D8
GREEN#
A7
RED
A8
RED#
H10
HSYNC
J9
VSYNC
E8
REFSET
DDCACLK
DDCADATA
IYAM0
IYAM1
IYAM2
IYAM3
IYAP0
IYAP1
IYAP2
IYAP3
IYBM0
IYBM1
IYBM2
IYBM3
IYBP0
IYBP1
IYBP2
IYBP3
ICLKAM
ICLKAP
ICLKBM
ICLKBP
DDCPCLK
DDCPDATA
PANELBKLTEN
PANELVDDEN
LVREFH
LVREFL
LVBG
LIBG
DREFCLK
DREFSSCLK
LCLKCTLA
LCLKCTLB
DPWR#
DPSLP#
RSTIN#
PWROK
EXTTS0
NC0
NC1
NC2
NC3
NC4
NC5
NC6
NC7
NC8
NC9
NC10
NC11
Title
Size Document Number Rev
Date: Sheet
127Ohm_1%
B6
G9
G14
E15
C15
R350
1 2
C13
0Ohm_OP
F14
E14
C14
R349
B13
1 2
0Ohm_OP
H12
E12
C12
G11
G12
E11
C11
G10
D14
E13
E10
F10
B4
C5
G8
F8
A5
D12
F12
B12
A10
1 2
1.5KOhm
B7
B17
H9
R137
C6
1K_OP
AA22
Y23
AD28
R351
1 2
J11
0Ohm
1 2
D6
AJ1
B1
AH1
A2
AJ2
A28
AJ28
A29
B29
AH29
AJ29
AA9
AJ4
J2N
Montatra 1 of 4 2.2
Custom
R363
1 2
R135
1%
12
R491
10KOhm
1%
B30
G30
R30
HSYNC 30
VSYNC 30
1%
DDC2BC 30
DDC2BD 30
L1_TX0- 28
L1_TX1- 28
L1_TX2- 28
L1_TX0+ 28
L1_TX1+ 28
L1_TX2+ 28
L1_TXC- 28
L1_TXC+ 28
LCD_ENBACK 28
LCD_ENVDD 28
CLK_DREF 13
DREFSSCLK 13
+3VS
H_DPWR# 3
H_DPSLP# 3,14
PCIRST#_ICH 14
VRM_PWRGD 13,15,36,39
+3VS
1
J2Ne Modify
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