The object of troubleshooting is to define the faulty module block, and then to
locate the faulty component. The troubleshooting diagram has been planned so
that the fault, whatever it is, can be found as simply as possible.
The flow charts give you the overview of the blocks. The purpose is that you
proceed through the flow diagram so that, if your answer is YES for the asked
question, go straight to the next level, but if your answer is NO, go the subbranch.
Required servicing equipment:
– PC for Service Software
– Power supply (2.0A)
– Digital multimeter
– Oscilloscope
– Signal generator
– Spectrum analyzer
NHN–3N
– RF cables
– Service cable SCN–3
– RF–adapter AAT–2N
– Test jig JBS–3N
– RS232/MBUS adapter
2General Troubleshooting
The General Troubleshooting chart shows the most common fault areas. These
seven fault types can be used to define the possible fault.
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Will turn into
local mode ?
OK
Receiver OK ?
(SINAD OK)
OK
Transmitter operating
(RF power OK) ?
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Logic fault
FAIL
Receiver fault
FAIL
Transmitter fault
OK
Earphone level/
modulation (nom, max)
OK
Is display/keypad
module working ?
OK
OK
FAIL
FAIL
FAIL
Earphone level or
modulation fault
Display or keypad fault
Call set–up faultCall set–up ?
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2.1Logic fault
Logic fault
Power drops off or does
not assume local mode
OK
Check clock signal
of CLKMCU ~3.3 Vpp
FAIL
VL, VL2, VA and
VREF ~3.3 V or only
momentarily on
NHN–3N
FAIL
Voltages always 3.3 V
OK
XRES ~ 0 V
FAIL
OK
Check d.c. voltages
of N101;
– pin 17 ~1.75 V if
VBAT ~4.8 V
– pin 1, 5, 22 ~VBAT
Check;
– D201 pins 51 (CLKMCU), 21 and 53
(VL2), 67 and 68 (VREF), 12, 30,
50 and 58 (GND)
Check MBUS connection
d.c. voltages;
– D201/9 TXD ~3.3 V
– D201/10 RXD ~3.3 V
– X100/2 M2BUS ~3.3 V
Above lines are to show
to 3.3V all the time.
N101/14 XPWROFF line
at least 1 microsec. pulse to 3.3 V
3 sec. intervals (momentarily)
OK
OK
OK
FAILFAIL
N101/13 PWRONX
line 0 V pulse (momentarily)
Check;
– solderings of MUUMI N101
– loading of supply voltages
– if OK, change N101
– Check load on VL2,
VA and VREF lines
Check;
– PWR button
– V930
– ROW0
– XPWROFF line (COL0) load
– If OK, change D201
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NHN–3N
2.2Receiver fault
Receiver fault
Simplex sens.
(TX off)
OK
TX spectrum
OK
FAIL
FAIL
See earphone level fault
OK
AF signal at
N370/9 (DAF) OK?
Transmitter
fault
FAIL
VCCR, VREF,VSYN
OK
OK at V341
collector
FAIL
OK?
RXINJ
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FAIL
OK
Check: V310, V311
V313, V314, V312
RXE, N101/4
1. IF
at N370/16
OK?
FAIL
OK
Check voltage of
N370/4, components
C378, R371, C377,
L370, if OK replace
N370
Replace duplex
filter Z700
RX–VCO
oscillating
OK
VCO–freq
OK
Check: RXINJ level at V341
collector (5–10 dBm), V341
operating voltage and bias, C341
FAIL
FAIL
Check: operating voltage of
G530
Check: resistance through
N820/3, R521, R522, R523
voltage N820/4,14
Connections of R530, C532
VCTCXO operating voltage
and frequency = 14.85 MHz.
Check SCLK, SDAT and SLE
lines.
IF level
after Z350
FAIL
Check: solderings of
Z660, Z321, Z350
operation of V320
Check AGC
OK
Check operation
of V380
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2.3Transmitter fault
Check: resistance through N820/17,R421, R422, R423
Transmitter fault
Transmitter
frequency
OK
OK
500<Pout<600 mW
(level High) at C642
Connections of R430, C432.VCTCXO operating
voltage and freq. =14.85 MHz. Check SCLK,SDAT
and SLE lines.
FAIL
FAIL
FAIL
TX–VCO
freq and spectrum
OK (TXE OFF)
Power OK after
tuning
OK
OK
OK
Buffer V440
output freq. and
spectrum OK
(TXE OFF)
OK
N601 freq.
and spectrum OK
when duplex filt.
not connected
NHN–3N
FAIL
OK
Check: V440 operating
voltage and bias, C440
R442, C443, C604, C442
Check soldering of duplex
filter Z660. If OK replace
filter.