Nokia 2280 Service Manual 5 rh17servtools

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Flashing and Testing Setups ........................................................................................ 11
Service Case #1 ..........................................................................................................11
Service Case #2 ..........................................................................................................12
Service Case #3 ..........................................................................................................13
Service Case #4 ..........................................................................................................14
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Photo Code Service Tool Code Description Info
MJS-82 Service Jig 0770474 MJS-82 secures and
allows easy access to critical areas of the hand­set’s PWB during trouble­shooting. It supports regulated and unregu­lated DC input voltages, Local and Normal mode operations, headset jack for audio tests, R-UIM card reader, second DC input for VCHAR used in EM tuning. This jig also supports simultaneous RF connections to the CDMA and GPS engines. A com­pletely functional UI module is provided on the right side.
PCS-1 DC Cable 0730012 The Power Cable PCS-1 is
used to connect the serv­ice tools (JBV-1, MJS-57) to an external power sup­ply.
XCS-4 Service Cable 0730178 The XCS-4 Service Cable
is a modular cable for flashing DCT4 products.
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RJ-13 Rework Jig 0770574 This tool serves as a
mechanical PWB holder for desoldering and sol­dering of components. This tool is NOT intended to serve as a test jig.
MJF-28 Docking Station Adapter 0770484 This device works in con-
junction with JBV-1 Docking Station and the FPS-8 Prommer Box to allow calibration, tuning, and/or software flashing of the handset. It sup­ports the LYNX battery interface, which does not require BTEMP. It also has a built-in R-UIM card reader. The MJF device is used in AMS repair cent­ers for flashing and tun­ing. It is also useful in R&D labs during product development and True Testing.
CA-5S DC Service Cable 0730283 CA-5S is used for EM
calibration with the JBV-1. The cable replaces the SCB-3 DC Cable (0730114).
FLA-44 Flash Loading Adapter 0770483 This accessory replaces
the phone battery and allows the service SW to communicate with the handset for flashing and other POS functions using the FLS-4S device setup. The device can also be powered by an external P/ S (3.9-4.5 VDC...DO NOT exceed 4.5.VDC). Pins (0770450) are replaceable as long as they do not get stuck inside the PIN tower.
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Photo Code Service Tool Code Description Info
SKT-3 Test A-Cover 0770541 The SKT-3 A-cover allows
the technician to replace the handset’s original A­cover with one that pro­vides access to the CDMA and GPS RF connectors. The test A-cover is best suited for test cases where UI (keypad + LCD) functionality is required. SKT-3 only supports the XRS-4 RF test cable.
XRS-4 RF Test Cable 0730221 Use with the SKT-3 A-
cover.
SA-9 RF Support 0770564 The RF Support and
Spring-loaded RF Cable solution is an alternative to the Test A-cover (SKT-
3). It is best suited to test cases where UI function­ality is not required and repetitive tests are needed (e.g., tuning and calibrating multiple phones). This setup takes advantage of the holes provided in the UI light guide for RF connections. The A-cover must be removed when using this tool.
CA-8RS RF Test Cable 0730299 The RF Support and
Spring-loaded RF Cable solution is an alternative to the Test A-cover (SKT-
3). It is best suited to test cases where UI function­ality is not required and repetitive tests are needed (e.g., tuning and calibrating multiple phones). This setup takes advantage of the holes provided in the UI light guide for RF connections. The A-cover must be removed when using this tool.
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JBV-1 Docking Station 0770298 The Docking Station and
the Docking Station Adapter are needed for Mbus, Fbus, RF, and audio connections. This setup allows connec­tion between flash prom­mers. When the audio box is connected, it has to be connected to the phone’s audio connector. The Docking Station can be powered by FPS-8 or external power supply.
FPS-8 Prommer Box 0080321 The Flash Prommer FPS-8
is used for heavy flash.
JXS-1 Shield Box N/A Developed by and used by
the Americas AMS group.
PKD-1XX SW Protection Key (don-
gles)
0750018 (PDK-1)
Allows Nokia Service SW (e.g., Phoenix, Diego) to function and perform specific features. Not for use outside of Nokia facilities.
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FLS-4S POS Flash Adapter 0080543 The Point of Sale (POS)
flash is a low-cost soft­ware upgrade tool. This requires the XCS-1 cable and ACP-8U for opera­tion.
DAU-9T FBUS Cable 0730267 The FBUS cable DAU-9T
provides a connection from the serial port of the computer to the system connector of the phone.
DAU-9S Service Cable 0720167 This general-purpose
cable supports F/M-BUS communication between a Mod-10 device and a PC.
DKU-5F Flash Cable 0730281 The flash adapter allows
FBUS connections over USB pop port when using Spirent UPST for flashing.
Note: The cable cannot be used as a straight­through USB connection cable.
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Flashing and Testing Setups

Service Case #1
This setup is best suited for Point of Sale (POS) locations using Diego Service Software. The picture below shows the FLA-44 device attached to the handset. Power is provided to the FLA-44 by the FLA-4S flashing device, which in turn is powered by an external power supply. The FLS-4S device connects to the parallel port of the PC running the Diego application.
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Service Case #2
This setup illustrates an MJF-28 with a Haukka handset together with a Test A-cover and two XRS-4 RF test cables. This application could be used during testing and/or trouble­shooting where the UI functionality of the handset is required for such tests.
For repetitive tests, the SA-9 and RF cable solution configuration (Service Case #3) is a better solution since it eliminates the time it takes to place the Test A-cover.
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Service Case #3
This configuration shows an MJF-28 with a Haukka handset and two SA-9 RF supports plus two CA-8RS RF test cables. This application could be used during RF calibration, and for CE and GPS testing.
This is an easy and secure method of performing the same tests the Test A-cover solution provides, but it is best suited for repetitive testing.
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Service Case #4
This setup illustrates the MJS-82 with XRS-4 RF test cables, connected to an FPS-8 prommer box. This setup allows troubleshooting and flashing of the engine at the same time.
The jig also could be connected directly to the PC running Phoenix, using the general purpose DAU-9S cable.
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