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1Emma Login & Script Execution ................................................... 3
2Customization Workflow ............................................................... 4
2.1 Customize Unit ..................................................................................... 5
2.2 Power on unit ........................................................................................ 6
2.3 Customize to Ship or Build Swap ........................................................ 7
2.3.1Customize to Ship ........................................................................................ 7
2.3.2Build Swap .................................................................................................... 7
3Revision History ............................................................................. 8
For general information about Customization and Swap, refer to
1221-5655: Generic Repair Manual – build swap
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1 Emma Log
In order to change a phone from
followed by an ‘Activation Script’.
Start by launching the Emma appl
Connect the Micro USB to USB c
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the computer’s USB ports to be a
To execute a ‘Customization’ or ‘
application by using your User ID
To execute a ‘Customization Scri
• check that the phone is power
• press and keep the ”Volume D
• connect the phone to the USB
• release the ”Volume Down” ke
When executing an ‘Activation Sc
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The primary reason for the customization process is to create a customized unit.
A customized unit is a unit that is ready to ship as a final swap unit.
The second reason for customization is to create “build swap” units and this can be done by selecting
the ‘Service Exchange Unit’ customization script for the particular model.
The instruction steps below refer to the flowchart on previous page.
2.1 Customize Unit
After following the steps in section 1, ‘Emma Login & Script Execution’, you can customize a phone
as follows:
• look for the Customize script for the desired operator or Sales Item:
<Model> <Target> <Lang region> <CDF id>
• if that script is not available locally, select ‘Server search’ for a complete list of available scripts.
When creating a ‘build swap’ unit, select a Service Exchange Unit as the customization scripts!
• choose the desired script
• the application will download all necessary software to run the script and then flash that software to
the phone
• after successful update, disconnect the phone from the USB Cable
In Swap flow, when changing a phone from Customer A to Customer B, always use the service
Customization script!
It is important that the consumer get the same Sales Item customization after repair as before,
since the consumers access to content, software upgrades and consumers support depend on
this!
NOTE: For phones with internal storage (built in “SD card” user memory), the only services
which erase all user data in the internal memory and update the customization in the internal
storage (MS CDF) are the Services “Refurbish” and “Customize”.
See also Emma User Guide info.
http://emma.extranet.sonyericsson.com/documents/emma_user_guide.pdf
(see “Service Types” and “Aspects of large files”)
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2.2 Power on unit
Press the Key Power to power on the unit, place unit on the flat desk and wait until system boot up
has been completed.
Please DO NOT move the unit during starting up until “Select Language” menu is shown on
the display!
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2.3 Customize to Ship or Build Swap
Is the unit a customized unit to be shipped?
Yes – proceed to 2.3.1 Customize to Ship
No – go to 2.3.2 Build Swap
2.3.1 Customize to Ship
2.3.1.1 Label Unit (Label or Laser printed part)
Place product unique information, Barcode and IMEI etc. on the phone as described in the products
Working Instructions – mechanical.
2.3.1.2 Customize Mechanics
If necessary, apply the proper custom mechanical parts (co-branding, keyboard, etc.) for the variant
being created in accordance with the Cross Reference List by following the instructions of the products
Working Instructions – mechanical
2.3.2 Build Swap
2.3.2.1 Label Unit
Using a red marker, label the unit with the correct Exchange Unit number.
Refer to the Cross Reference List for the appropriate variant, which should be based on the non-
customizable mechanics of the unit.
2.3.2.2 De-Customize Unit
Remove any co-branding as described in the products Working Instructions – mechanical
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Rev Date Changes / Comments
1 2014-Jul-18 Initial release
2 2014-Aug-08 Added D2533/D2502
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