VOXTEL V500 Service Manual

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GPRS PHONE SERVICE MANUAL
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Rev 1.0
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Table Of Contents
1. Introduction ······································································································· 1-1
2. Specification······································································································ 2-1
2.1 H/W Features
2.2 S/W Features ······································································································2-2
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3. Disassembly Instruction··················································································· 3-1
3.1 Before Disassembly
3.2 Main Frame·········································································································3-2
3.3 Folder ················································································································3-3
3.4 Exploded View and Parts List
3.4.1 Exploded View-Main ····················································································3-5
3.4.2 Exploded View-Folder···················································································3-6
3.4.3 Mechanical Parts List·····················································································3-7
4. Data Kit & Download Procedure
4.1 Data Kit··············································································································4-1
4.1.1 Download Equipment ···················································································4-1
4.1.2 Download Procedure
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5. Troubleshooting ································································································ 5-1
5.1 Power-On Trouble
5.2 MIC Trouble········································································································5-2
5.3 Receiver Trouble ··································································································5-3
5.4 Melody & MP3 Trouble(Handset speaker) ·································································5-4
5.5 LCD Trouble
5.6 Charge Trouble
5.7 Vibrator Trouble ··································································································5-7
5.8 Key Backlight & Indicator Trouble
5.9 SIM Detection Trouble ···························································································5-9
5.10 Ear Phone Receiver Trouble ················································································· 5-10
5.11 Camera Trouble
5.12 Ear Phone MP3 Trouble
5.13 USB Mass Storage Trouble ··················································································· 5-13
5.14 TX Power Trouble(E-GSM) ·················································································· 5-15
5.15 TX Power Trouble(DCS)
5.16 RX Sensitivity Trouble(E-GSM)
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5.17 RX Sensitivity Trouble(DCS)
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6. Block Diagram ··································································································· 6-1
6.1 BB Block Diagram·································································································6-1
6.2 RF Block Diagram
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7. Schematic Diagram··························································································· 7-1
7.1 Key Pad··············································································································7-1
7.2 Main Board
7.2.1 Chipset (Calypso & IOTA)··············································································7-2
7.2.2 Memory & Charger·······················································································7-3
7.2.3 Audio & Melody ··························································································7-4
7.2.4 I/O & B’d to LCD Connector & SIM Interface
7.2.5 Multimedia ·································································································7-6
7.3 RF Schematic ······································································································· 7-7
7.3.1 RF Pam
7.3.2 RF Main IC··································································································7-8
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8. PCB Diagram
8.1 Main PCB
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9. Part List·············································································································· 9-1
9.1 Electrical Part List(Circuit)······················································································9-1
9.2 Mechanical Part List
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1. Introduction
This model is a Folder type mobile phone operated in the GPRS Digital Cellular Mobile Radio System,
which is the Pan-European mobile cellular standard. This model has the operation band of GSM 900
and DCS 1800. GPRS Class 10 II features are fully supported and parts of the GSM Phase II+ features
are also supported. About the SIM Toolkit, This model supports up to Class 3 including Class 1, 2.
For speech communication, This model supports Full Rate(FR), Enhanced Full Rate(EFR) and Half
Rate(HR). For easy text, eZi Text is implemented and WAP protocol is adopted for internet
connection.
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Introduction
Memo
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2. Specification
2.1 HW Features
Item Description Remark
Supporting standard GSM 900/DCS 1800 Dual Band
E-GSM Phase 2 and Phase 2+ SIM Toolkit : Class 1,2,3 GPRS Class 10
Frequency range
Battery
Display
Camera
3 Color LED Indicator
Antenna Fixed type
PC synchronization Applied
Speech coding FR, EFR, HR
Data & Fax Built-in
E-GSM TX : 880 - 915 MHz E-GSM RX : 925 - 960 MHz DCS 1800 TX : 1710 - 1785 MHz DCS 1800 RX : 1805 - 1880 MHz
Capacity
Standard : Li-ion, 720 mAh
Full graphic type Dual LCD
Main 260k TFT Color LCD
Pixels : 128 x 160 Ext. 65k Color-STN LCD Pixels : 96 x 96
CMOS type
1.3M Pixels, SXGA (1280 x 1024)
Vibrator Built-in
Dual Stereo Speaker Applied (64 poly Stereo Sound)
Portable Handsfree (Ear-Phone) Built-in
Travel charger Built-in
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2.2 SW Features
Main menu Sub menu Detail item
Specification
Message
Call Register
Write Message SMS/MMS
Inbox
Outbox
Draft
Template
Call Voice Mail Voice Mail
Voice Center
Info Message
Settings
Call History
Read
Receive
Topics
Languages
Alert
SMS
MMS
Memory Status
Missed No.
Received No.
Call Duration
Call Costs
Dialed No.
Last Incoming
Last Outgoing
Total Incoming
Total Outgoing
Reset
Last Call’s Cost
All Call’s Cost
Cost Reset
View max cost
Set max cost
Price/Unit
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Specification
Main menu Sub menu Detail item
Call Register GPRS Counter
Profile
General
Silent
Vibration Only
Outdoor
Last Sent
Last Received
Total Sent
Total Received
Reset
Activate
Personalize
Rename
Activate
Personalize
Rename
Activate
Personalize
Rename
Activate
Personalize
Rename
Setting
Other 1
Other 2
Other 3
Alarm Set
Activate
Personalize
Rename
Activate
Personalize
Rename
Activate
Personalize
Rename
Time Set Time/Date Set
Date Set
Set Alarm
Alarm Sound
Power Off Alarm
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Specification
Main menu Sub menu Detail item
Setting
Call Setting
Phone Setting
Security Setting
Call Divert
Call Waiting
Send My Caller ID
Answer Mode
Min Minder
Auto Redial
Auto Answer
Data Transfer Mode
Language
MainLCD
SubLCD
Backlight
Screen Saver
LED Select
PIN Code
Phone Lock
Call Barring
GPRS Setting GPRS Session
Network Select
Factory Set
Organizer Phonebook
Fixed Dial Number
Change Codes
Automatic
Manual
Preferred List
Name Search
Group Search
Add Entry
Speed Dials
Caller Groups
PB Manage
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Specification
Main menu Sub menu Detail item
Organizer
Camera
Scheduler
File Manager
Shooting
Photo Album
Video Album
Phonebook Album
Configuration
Daily view
Weekly view
Monthly view
Make
Delete All
Setting
To Do
Memory Status
File List
UMS
Shutter Sound
Set Save Name
Auto Save
Application
Album Lock
MP3 Music Player
Configuration
Othello
Calculator
Unit Converter
Length
Weight
Volumes
Surface
User Define
World Time
Voice Memo
Record
Play
Delete All
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Specification
Main menu Sub menu Detail item
Java
Downloads
Memory status
Network
Internet
Home
Bookmarks
Push Message
Goto URL
Profiles
Wap Version
SIM AT
APN
User Name
Password
Clear Cache Cache Settings
Cache check
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3. Disassembly Instruction
3.1 Before Disassembly
1. Remove the battery. To do so:
Pull down the back cover and open it.
Lift up the back the battery and pull it out.
2. Remove the SIM card. To do so:
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Upper Case
Rear case
Key Pad
Main PCB
3.2 Main Frame
1. Remove screws. To do so:
Remove the Deco rear as shown.
② Remove three screws on the back of the phone.
2. Insert a small ‘ – ’ type driver between the front case
the rear case, and lift up the front case.
Disassembly Instruction
3. Now, you can replace the PCBs and the other
components.
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3.3 Folder
1. Remove the rear case as described at Steps 1 and 2
under Main Frame Disassembly on page 3-2.
2. Unplug the connector shown at right from the
main PCB.
Connector
Disassembly Instruction
3. Unhook the folder from the main frame.
4. Remove two screws from the folder.
Main PCB
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LCD ass’y
upper
lower
5. Insert a small ‘ - ’ type driver between the folder
upper and the folder lower, and lift up the folder
upper.
Folder
Folder
6. Now, you can remove the LCD ass’y and the other components.
Disassembly Instruction
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3.4 Exploded View and Parts List
3.4.1 Exploded View - Main
Disassembly Instruction
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3.4.2 Exploded View – Folder
Disassembly Instruction
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3.4.3 Mechanical Parts List
NO.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
DESCRIPTION-Main Q’TY NO.
DECO FRONT DAMPER SIDE KEY CASE FRONT COVER HINGE RUBBER RF HINGE STOPPER RUBBER IO KEY PAD ASSY SHIELD FOAM FRONT SIDE KEY FPCB CUSHION INTENNA BLS(FRAME) CONDUCTIVE TAPE FPCB BLS(COVER) TAPE DECO FRONT CASE REAR COVER SCREW MAIN BATTERY(INNER PACK) LOCKER SPRING BATTERY LOCKER CASE BATTERY UPPER DECO REAR MAIN PCB METAL DOME SHEET CUSHION MIC TAPE COVER CHIP TAPE TANTAL
Disassembly Instruction
DESCRIPTION-Folder Q’TY
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1
CASE FOLDER UPPER
2
DECO FOLDER
3
SUB WINDOW
4
TAPE SUB WINDOW
5
DECO CAMERA
6
WINDOW CAMERA
7
CUSHION WINDOW CAMERA
8
CUSHION SUB WINDOW
9
SHIELD FOAM FOLDER
10
TAPE MASH FPCB LCD ASS'Y
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MAGNET
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CAMERA ASS'Y
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CUSHION MAIN WINDOW
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CASE FOLDER LOWER
15
DUMMY HINGE
16
TAPE MAIN WINDOW
17
MAIN WINDOW
18
WINDOW MAIN PLATE
19 20
TAPE DECO SPEAKER DECO SPEAKER
21
SCREW
22
RUBBER SCREW
23
EARJACK RUBBER
24
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1
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4. Data Kit & Download Procedure
4.1 Data Kit
4.1.1 Download Equipment
Data Kit & Download Procedure
1. Download Cable
2. Desktop or Notebook PC
3. Download Fluid Program
4. Mobile Phone
4.1.2 Download Procedure
DOWNLOAD ENVIRONMENT
To download software of this model, the following environments should be
Prepared:
Download cable, Interface JIG, is connected to serial port of the desktop or notebook PC.
Download fluid program is copied to the desktop or notebook PC.
Target software is downloaded to this mobile phone.
Warning
You must use the download cable kit (Interface JIG) and UART download monitor program.
Otherwise, downloading process won't work properly.
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Data Kit & Download Procedure
DOWNLOAD PROCEDURE
1. Unzip the model download fluid program (fluid2.11.zip) in the PC.
2. Execute
the RS232 serial port Box. <Figure 1>
3. To download software, you must add the target software in the "Erase/Program flash" tab.
So, push the "Add" button, then choose the target software that you want to download.
fluid_gui.exe
. And then select "Global settings" tab. Then choose a correct serial port in
<Figure 1>
<Figure 2>
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4. Select the "Boot in flash" in the "Programming options" box.
<Figure 3>
5. Push the "Erase/Program" button to download.
<Figure 4>
Data Kit & Download Procedure
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Data Kit & Download Procedure
6. As the following window show in <Figure 5> is displayed, connect this phone to the download
cable, (Interface JIG) and press power on key of the phone. If the connection succeeded, the
following screen will show the contents as shown in <Figure 6>.
<Figure 5>
<Figure 6>
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Data Kit & Download Procedure
7. If the downloading procedure is succeeded, then the following window is shown.
<Figure 7>
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5. Tr
oubleshooting
5.1 Power-on Trouble
Power-on button is not working.
Check the voltage level of battery.
The level of battery
voltage is higher
than 3.4V
YES
Check the level of TP511
(ON/OFF).
The level of TP511 as
high as 1.5V.
YES
Then the phone is powered-on
properly. Check the LCD module.
NO
Check the battery.
Charge the battery.
NO
Power-on sequence is not
executed properly. Try again.
If the result is same, change
U501 chipset.
END
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5.2 MIC Trouble
MIC is not working.
Connect the Phone to
Wireless Communication Test Set
(8960 or CMU 200).
Check the C724 voltage.
Troubleshooting
The voltage is 2.4V?
YES
Check the R743 & R744 voltage.
A few hundreds mV of AC signal levels
are measured?
Check the connectivity of MIC
component.
NO
Check the connectivity
of R737
END
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5.3 Receiver Trouble
Receiver is not working.
Connect the Phone to
Wireless Communication Test Set.
Check the signal level
at the CN304 pin 28, 29 after
putting audio signal in MIC.
Troubleshooting
A few hundreds
mV of AC signal levels
are measured?
YES
Check the signal level at the
U711, U712 pin 5, 6 after
putting audio signal
A few hundreds
mV of AC signal levels
are measured?
YES
Check the signal level at the
R736, R740 and R745 after
putting audio signal.
A few hundreds
mV of AC signal levels
are measured?
NO
Replace U501.
NO
Replace U711, U712 which does not
have proper level
NO
YES
Check the receiver.
END
Replace R736, R740 and R745
which does not have proper level.
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Troubleshooting
5.4 Melody & MP3 Trouble
Melody is not heard.
Check the connectivity
of Speaker.
The connection
is OK?
YES
Check the signal level of SPKL+ - and
SPKR+ - while the melody is
being played.
(Handset Speaker)
NO
Connect the Speaker to
the phone properly.
Check whether the
melody signal is out from
Pin 28,29,35,36 of CN304?
YES
NO
Check the level of C712
Level is VBAT.
Replace U702
END
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5.5 LCD Trouble
LCD display is not working.
Troubleshooting
LCD module is connected
property to the LCD connector
on the PCB?
YES
LCD connector is
well soldered onto
PCB?
YES
The LCD driver
source voltage is 3.0V
(U403:PIN5)?
NO
Reassemble LCD module.
NO
Re-solder the LCD connector.
NO
Replace U403.
YES
Replace LCD module.
END
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5.6 Charge Trouble
Troubleshooting
Reassemble
battery pack.
Replace the
battery pack.
NO
NO
START
The battery
pack is well contacted to
the phone?
The battery
voltage is between
3.4V~4.2V?
Case 1
YES
YES
Charging is
not working.
Case 2
CN301 is
well connected
to PCB?
YES
U401(Pin1~Pin7)
voltage is higher
than 4.0V?
YES
R401
voltage is lower
than 3.4V?
NO
NO
NO
Re-mount CN301
Replace U401
Replace R401.
Replace the
defective TA.
NO
TA voltage is
equal to 5.2V/
600mA?
YES
YES
Re-download S/W.
END
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3V ?
operated
5.7 Vibrator Trouble
START
In the Test mode, select ‘Function Test’
then select ‘Vibrator Mode’.
Troubleshooting
R701 voltage
Level is higher than
YES
Check the Signal level at the U308 Pin 3.
U308 Pin 3
voltage is 0V when Vibrator
YES
Check the voltage and the connectivity of R316 If the voltage level is 3.0V then replace Vibrator
NO
Replace U702
NO
Replace U308
END
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5.8 Key Backlight & Indicator Trouble
START
In the test mode,
select 'Function Test'
then 'LED' then
'Key Backlight'
Note: To enter the Test mode, press *789 # on the phone,
then hold down# key.
Troubleshooting
NO
Replace battery.
NO
Re-mount R802,
R803, R804.
Defected key
backlight.
Voltage value
of LED is same as the voltage
value of battery?
YES
R802, R803, R804 is
well connected?
YES
Replace
D801~D813.
END
R26 is well
connected?
YES
Defected
indicator.
Q1, Q2
(pin3.6) voltages level
are higher than
0.7V
YES
NO NO
Re-mount
R26
END
R27 is well
connected?
YES
NO
Re-solder Q1, Q2
Which does not have
Proper level
Re-mount
R27
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5.9 SIM Detection Trouble
SIM Detection is not working.
Check the voltage of CN303
(Pin 1,7)
Troubleshooting
Level is 1.8V or 2.85V.
YES
Check the voltage level of
CN303(Pin3) when power is ON.
Level is 1.8V or 2.85V?
YES
Check the SIM. Replace U501.
NO
Replace U501.
NO
END
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5.10 Ear Phone Receiver Trouble
Ear Phone is not working.
Check each Resistance value of
F500, F501.
Troubleshooting
Each Resistance
value is Below 10Ω?
YES
Connect the phone to
Wireless communication Test set?
Check the ear phone
And check the audio path.
Replace U501.
END
NO
Replace F500, F501.
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5.11 Camera Image Trouble
After camera-on button image is
not working
Check the connector state (CN304)
OK?
YES
Troubleshooting
NO
Check the voltage level of Pin 1
or Pin6 of U404
OK?
YES
Check the Clock Source(13MHz)
at TP525 or R612
OK?
YES
Check the near circuit (CN304)
NO
Check the near circuit (U404)
NO
Check the Crystal(X201) near circuit
(R204, C207)
Check the Camera module
If the result is same,
then replace Camera module
END
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5.12 Ear Phone MP3 trouble
Mp3 Sound is not heard
from ear phone
Check the signal level at the CN304
pin 31, 37 after playing MP3
A few hundreds
mV of AC signal levels
are measured?
NO
Check the voltage and connected
Of C701, C702, F701, F702
A few hundreds
mV of AC signal levels
are measured?
YES
Re-mount CN304
END
YES
Check the voltage
of U701 pin5
The voltage level is
low level (0V)?
Check the ear phone
If each elements are well connected
then replace U702
Replace C701, C702, F701, F702
which does not have proper level
NO
Troubleshooting
Replace U701
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5.13 UMS Mass Storage trouble
USB Mass Storage is not working
Is the CN301 well soldered
onto PCB?
YES
Connect between Handset
and PC by USB data_cable
Check the signal level
after Starting UMS
F705 voltage is 5V
YES
Check the connectivity
of R721, R727, R507
Check the voltage level
at the Q800 pin 3
NO
NO
Re-solder the
CN301 Connector
Check the USB
data_cable
CN301 pin 21
voltage is 2.8V
YES
Troubleshooting
NO
Check the voltage
Level at the R504
Whether it is 2.8V If R504 voltage level is 0v and well connected
then replace U500
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Troubleshooting
Q800 pin3 voltage is 3.3V
YES
Check the R735, R723, R725
If each resisters are well connected
then replace U601
Try again, if the result is same,
change U405(NAND Flash)
END
NO
Check the voltage level
at Q800 pin1, 2
Q800 pin 2
voltage is 3.3V
YES
Q800 pin 1
voltage is 0V
YES
Re-mount/Replace Q800
NO
NO
Re-mount/
Replace Q800
If Q800 is well
connected
then check the
voltage level at the TP619
If TP619 voltage
level is 3.3V
then replace U601
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Set
Check
NO
NO
YES
YES
Check RF Main
c
hip
Check
:
Check
:
5.14 TX Power Trouble (E-GSM)
START
• Phone : Test mode 62CH, 7 level setting (TCH) 62CH, -60dBm setting (BCCH)
Spectrum analyzer as shown in Remarks.
• Oscilloscope as shown in Remarks
Troubleshooting
REMARKS
1. Call connection : Utilities - RF Repairs - Tx test a. Test mode init b. Test mode set c. Band , Channel set (GSM , 62ch) d. Power Level SET (7 level) e. Tx ON
2. Spectrum analyzer : SPAN = 1 MHz VBW = Auto RBW = Auto Press the trace button of spectrum analyzer on checking
test point and press the max hold of spectrum analyzer
3. Oscilloscope : 500mV/div , 2ms/div
4. RF Cable Loss : about 10dB
U201 pin 12 is 26MHz oscillation.
Frequency = 26.00MHz
≥≥≥≥
Power
-35dBm
U201 pin 1,2,3,4
I/Q signal ≥≥≥ DC1.5V&0.4Vp-p.
· X201 soldering. Replace X201 if it’s defective
· Calypso.IOTA
· S/W..
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NO
YES
Check
:
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
Check
RF Main Chip
Check
Power Amp U10
1
Check :
Check
Check :
Check :
END
Check
Dual TR U102 pin 3,6
Check :
NO
YES
Troubleshooting
· U201 soldering
U201 pin 28
Frequency = 902.4 MHz
Power
≥≥≥≥ -
12dBm
· U201 pin 5,8,31 DC 2.6V pin 13,26,29 DC 1.5V
Check U203 if defective
· U203 pin 4 DC2.6V, pin 6 DC1.5V
Replace U203 if defective
Pin 12 or output C110 .
Frequency = 902.4 MHz
Power
12dBm
≥≥≥≥
ANT switch control signal
Pin 3 high voltage
Pin 6 low voltage
ANT switch U100 pin 8 or C111
Frequency = 902.4 MHz
Power
12dBm
≥≥
· U101 soldering
· U101 pin 3,8,20 VBAT DC voltage( > 3.3V)
· U101 pin 22 PA_LEVEL signal( > 1.0V)
Replace U101 if defective..
· U102 soldering
· U102 pin 1,4 DC 2.6V
Replace U102 if defective
· U100 soldering
Replace U100 if defective
• RF connector ANT101 soldering.
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Set
point
4. RF Cable Loss : about 10dB
Check
NO
NO
YES
Check :
Check RF Main
chip
Check :
YES
5.15 TX Power Trouble (DCS)
Troubleshooting
START
· Phone : Test mode 700CH, 2 level (TCH) 700CH, -60dBm (BCCH)
· Spectrum analyzer as shown in Remarks.
· Oscilloscope as shown in Remarks.
U201 pin 12 is 26MHz oscillation.
Frequency = 26.00MHz
Power
35dBm
≥≥≥≥ -
REMARKS
1. Call connection : Utilities - RF Repairs - Tx test
2. Spectrum analyzer : SPAN = 1 MHz VBW = Auto RBW = Auto Press the trace button of spectrum analyzer on checking test
and press the max hold of spectrum analyzer
3. Oscilloscope : 500mV/div , 2ms/div
· X201 soldering.
a. Test mode init b. Test mode set c. Band , Channel set (DCS , 700ch) d. Power Level SET (2 level) e. Tx ON
Replace X201 if defective
U201 pin 1,2,3,4
I/Q signal DC1.5V&0.4Vp-p.
· Calypso. IOTA
· S/W..
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NO
YES
Check :
Check
RF Main Chip
Check
Power Amp U101
Check :
NO
YES
NO
YES
YES
YES
Check
Check :
Check :
END
Check
Dual TR U102 pin 3,6
Check :
YES
NO
Troubleshooting
U201 pin 27
Frequency = 1747.8 MHz
Power
≥≥≥≥
Pin 17 or C113
Frequency = 1747.8 MHz
Power
ANT switch control signal
Pin 3 Low voltage
Pin 6 High voltage
-12dBm
8dBm
≥≥≥≥
· U201 soldering
· U201 pin 5,8,31 DC 2.6V pin 13,26,29 DC 1.5V
Check U203 if defective
· U203 pin 4 DC 2.6V, pin 6 DC1.5V
Replace U203 if defective
· U101 soldering
· U101 pin 3,8,20 VBAT DC voltage( > 3.3V)
· U101 pin 22 PA_LEVEL signal( > 0.7V)
Replace U101 if defective
· U102 soldering
· U102 pin 1,4 DC 2.6V Replace U102 if defective
ANT switch U100 pin 8 or C111
Frequency = 1747.8 MHz
Power
8dBm
≥≥≥≥
• RF connector ANT101 soldering.
· U100 soldering Replace U100 if defective
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Set
c. Channel set (GSM, 62ch)
Press the trace button of spectrum analyzer on checking test
Check
NO
YES
Check:
Check:
NO
Check
RF Connector
YES
5.16 RX Sensitivity Trouble (E-GSM)
Troubleshooting
START
• Phone : Test mode 62CH, 7 level setting (TCH) 62CH, -60dBm setting (BCCH)
• Spectrum analyzer as shown in Remarks.
• Oscilloscope as shown in Remarks
U201 pin 12 26MHz oscillation
Frequency = 26.00 MHz
Power
-35dBm
≥≥≥≥
REMARKS
1. Call connection : Utilities - RF Repairs - Rx test a. Test mode init b. Test mode set
d. Rx ON
2. Spectrum analyzer : SPAN = 1 MHz
point and press the max hold of spectrum analyzer
3. Oscilloscope : 500mV/div , 2ms/div
4. RF Cable Loss : about 10dB
· X201 soldering.
VBW = Auto RBW = Auto
Replace X201 if defective.
ANT101 pin 2 or C111
Frequency = 947.4MHz
Power
-80dBm
≥≥
· ANT101 soldering and short. Replace ANT101 if defective.
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YES
NO
YES
Check:
Check :
END
Check
Check :
NO
Troubleshooting
ANT Switch U100 pin 2, 3
Frequency =947.4MHz
Power
-80dBm
≥≥≥≥
· U100 soldering
· U100 pin 1 Low voltage
· U100 pin 6 Low voltage Replace U100 if defective
RF Main Chip U201
pin 1,2,3,4
I/Q signal DC
1.45V
≥≥
· U201 Pin soldering
· U201 pin 5,8,31 DC 2.6V
pin 13,26,29 DC 1.5V
Check U203 if defective
· U203 pin 4 DC 2.6V, pin 6 DC 1.5V Replace U203 if defective. . Calypso
· S/W
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Set
REMARKS
c. Channel set (700ch)
Check
NO
Check:
Check:
NO
YES
Check
RF
Connector
YES
5.17 RX Sensitivity Trouble (DCS)
Troubleshooting
START
• Phone : Test mode 700CH, 2 level setting (TCH) 700CH, -60dBm setting (BCCH)
• Spectrum analyzer as shown in Remarks.
• Oscilloscope as shown in Remarks
U201 pin 12 26MHz oscillation
Frequency = 26.00 MHz
Power
-35dBm
≥≥≥≥
1. Call connection : Utilities - RF Repair’s - Rx test
2. Spectrum analyzer : SPAN = 1 MHz
Press the trace button of spectrum
analyzer on checking test point and press the max hold of spectrum analyzer
3. Oscilloscope : 500mV/div , 2ms/div
4. RF Cable Loss : about 10dB
· X201 soldering
a. Test mode init b. Test mode set
d. Rx ON
VBW = Auto RBW = Auto
Replace X201 if defective.
ANT101 pin 2 or C111 Frequency = 947.4MHz
Power
-80dBm
≥≥
· ANT 101 soldering and short. Replace ANT 101 if defective.
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NO
Check:
Check :
EN
D
YES
YES
Check
Check :
NO
Troubleshooting
ANT Switch U100 pin 4,5
Frequency =1842.8MHz
Power
-80dBm
≥≥
· U100 soldering
· U100 pin 1 Low voltage
· U100 pin 6 Low voltage Replace U100 if defective
RF Main Chip U201
pin 1,2,3,4
I/Q signal
DC1.45V
≥≥
· U201 Pin soldering
· U201 pin 5,8,31 DC 2.6V pin 13,26,29 DC 1.5V
Check U203 if defective
· U203 pin 4 DC 2.6V, pin 6 DC 1.5V
Replace U203 if defective. . Calypso
· S/W
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Troubleshooting
Memo
5-23
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6. Block Diagram
6.1 BB Block Diagram
6-1
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6.2 RF Block Diagram
Block Diagram
6-2
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7. Schematic Diagram
7.1 Key Pad
7-1
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7.2 Main Board
7.2.1 Chipset (Calypso & IOTA)
Schematic Diagram
7-2
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7.2.2 Memory & Charger
Schematic Diagram
7-3
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7.2.3 Audio & Melody
Schematic Diagram
7-4
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7.2.4 I/O & B’d to LCD Connector & SIM Interface
Schematic Diagram
7-5
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7.2.5 Multimedia
Schematic Diagram
7-6
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7.3 RF Schematic
7.3.1 RF PAM
Schematic Diagram
7-7
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7.3.2 RF Main IC
Schematic Diagram
7-8
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Schematic Diagram
Memo
7-9
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8. PCB Diagram
8.1 Main PCB
Top View
8-1
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PCB Diagram
Bottom View
8-2
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9. Parts List
9.1 Electrical Parts List (Circuit)
REF NO. DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER
U500 Digital BASEBAND (Calypso C035) D751992GHHR
U501 Analog BASEBAND (IOTA-A07) TWL3025BGGMR
U402 MCP 192(FLASH)×64(pSDRAM)
U405 NAND FLASH 512 K9K1208D0C-D/JIB0
U702 MELODY IC, 64Poly (MA-5si) YMU783B
U601 MULTIMEDIA CHIP AIT813G
U201 RF MAIN CHIP (SMARTISD2) PMB6271
U101 POWER AMP MODULE SKY77325
U100 ANT SWITCH LMSP54KA-249
ANT101 Coaxial Connectors with switch CRS5001-1702
U301 U302 U303 U304
U305 U306 U307
U203 LDO 1.5V, 2.6V RF XC6401FFC3MRN
U404
U403 DUAL LDO (3.0V / 3.3V) XC6401FF26DR
U701 U705 U711 U712 ANALOG SWITCH DG9411DL-T1
CHIP EMI FILTER LC COMBINED ARRAY
TYPE
DUAL LDO (1.8V / 2.85V)
S99PL193JC0BAWUB /
S99PL193JCOBAWFC0
LFA24-2A1A144M
XC6401FF59ER
U703
U504 U505 DECODER SN74LVC1G19DCKR
U102 TR DUAL(PNP+PNP) TYPE, Built in Resistor EMB9-T2R
U204 TR DUAL(NPN+PNP) TYPE, Built in Resistor EMD9-T2R
Q800 Camera ON/OFF FET Si1305DL-T2
U401 CHARGER IC Si7703EDN
U308 VIBRATOR IC MDC3105LT1
COMPARATOR DUAL
TC75W56FK(TE85L)
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Electrical Parts List
REF NO. DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER
RD800
X201 X-TAL 26MHz 10ppm (3.2*2.5*0.6) NX3225DA
X501 X-TAL 32.768KHz 30ppm (3.2*1.5*0.9) CC7V-T1
CN304 B2B CONNECTOR, LCD_64P (HEADER) AXK864145Y
CN301 SYSTEM I/O CONNECTOR, 24Pin
CN401 BATTERY CONNECTOR BT03-F200C-03
CN303 SIM CONNECTOR 1.5t 1318-723-6
F401 F402
F801 F802 F803 F804 FERRITE BEADS, (1005)
F500 F501 F701 F702
F705 F706
V300 V301 VARISTOR 1005 SIZE(50pF) AVLC14S02050
V302 V303 V801 V802
HALL SWITCH
FERRITE BEADS, (1608)
FERRITE BEADS, (1005) BLM15BB121SN1D
A3212EEHLT
KQ09S1-24P /
4124R-21A00
BLM11P300SPT
BLM18PG300SN1D
BLM15BD102PN1
BLM15BD102SN1D
V803 V804 V805 V806
V807 V808 V809 V810
V811 V812 V813 V814
V815 V816 V817
D101 TVS Diode RSB6.8S
D701 PIN Diode (for antenna switching) HVD142KRF
D801 D802 D803 D804
D805 D806 D807 D808
D809 D810 D811 D812
D813
C518 C519 C521 TAN_CAP 4.7uF/10V (P_2012) TMCRP1A475MTRY
VARISTOR 1005 SIZE (50pF) AVLC5S02050
KEY LED (DEEP BLUE) (0603) BL-HB336G-TRB
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REF NO. DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER
C222 C223 C410 C411
Electrical Parts List
C413 C416 C419 C420
C517 C520 C721
C401
C701 C702 TAN_CAP 33uF/6.3V (P_2012) F950J336MPAAQ2
C724 TAN_CAP 47uF/6.3V (A_3216) TMCMA0J476MTRF
C101
L102 CHIP INDUCTOR (1005) 4.7nH HK1005 4N7S
L204 CHIP INDUCTOR (1005) 5.6nH 0402CS-5N6XJBW
L101 CHIP INDUCTOR (1005) 22nH HK1005 22NJ
L201 CHIP INDUCTOR (1005) 18nH 0402CS-18NXJBW
C113 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 2.7pF
C104 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 4.7pF
C213 C214
TAN_CAP 10uF/6.3V (P_2012) TMCRP0J106MTRY
TAN_CAP 33uF/10V (A_3216)
TAN_CAP 100uF/6.3V (A_3216)
CAP CERAMIC CHIP 5.0pF
TMCMA1A336MTRF
F950J107MAAAQ2
GRM1555C1H2R7CZ01E
GRP1555C1H2R7CZ01E
GRM36C0G 4R7C 50PN
GRP1555C1H4R7CZ01E
GRM36C0G 5R0C 50PN
GRP1555C1H5R0CZ01E
C208 C209
C112
C726 C728
C109 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 10pF
C115 C506 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 12pF
C725 C727 C729 C802 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 15pF
CAP CERAMIC CHIP 6.0pF
CAP CERAMIC CHIP 6.8pF
CAP CERAMIC CHIP 9.0pF
GRM36C0G 6R0C 50PN
GRP1555C1H6R0CZ01E
GRM36C0G 6R8C 50PN
GRP1555C1H6R8CZ01E
GRM36C0G 9R0C 50PN
GRP1555C1H9R0CZ01E
GRM36C0G 100J 50PN
GRP1555C1H100JZ01E
GRM36C0G 120J 50PN
GRP1555C1H120JZ01E
GRM36C0G 150J 50PN
GRP1555C1H150JZ01E
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Electrical Parts List
REF NO. DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER
C110 C502 C503 C716
C717
C111 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 27pF
C106 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 33pF
C114 C217 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 47pF
C302 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 100pF
C301 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 150pF
C116 C704 C713 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 180pF
C224 C225 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 220pF
C504 C706
CAP CERAMIC CHIP 22pF
CAP CERAMIC CHIP 1 nF
GRM1555C1H220JZ01E
GRP1555C1H220JZ01E
GRM36C0G 270J 50PN
GRP1555C1H270JZ01E
GRM36C0G 330J 50PN
GRP1555C1H330JZ01E
GRM36C0G 470J 50PN
GRP1555C1H470JZ01E
GRM36C0G 101J 50PN
GRP1555C1H101JD01E
GRM36C0G 151J 50PN
GRP1555C1H151JD01E
GRM36C0G 181J 50PN
GRP1556C1E181JD01E
GRM36X7R 221K 50PN
GRP155R71H221KD01E
GRM36X7R 102K 50PN
GRP155R71H102KA01E
C203 C206
C103 C105 C107 C215
C220 C221
C300
C402 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 22nF
C601 C703 C705 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 47nF
CAP. CERAMIC, 5600pF(5.6N)
CAP CERAMIC CHIP 10nF
CAP CERAMIC CHIP 15nF
GRM36X7R 562K 25PN
GRP155R71E562KD01E
GRM36X7R 103K 16PN
GRP155R71C103KA01E
GRM36X7R 153K 16PN
GRP155R71C153KA01E
GRM36X7R 223K 16PN
GRP155R71C223KA01E
GRM36X7R 473K 10PN
GRP155R71A473KA01E
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REF NO. DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER
C204 C205 C207 C219
C403 C404 C405 C407
C408 C409 C412 C414
C415 C417 C418 C501
Electrical Parts List
C505 C507 C508 C509
C510 C511 C512 C513
C514 C522 C523 C602
C603 C707 C709 C710
C714 C715 C718 C722
C723 C801 C803
C212 C711 CAP.CERAMIC CHIP 1uF
C303 C515 C516 C712 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 1uF (1608)
C102 C708 CAP CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF (1608) GRM188R60J475KE19D
R101 R102 R105 R202
R205 R206 R209 R212
R312 R316 R410 R415
R416 R418 R424 R426
R427 R442 R444 R504
R505 R506 R507 R516
CAP CERAMIC CHIP 100nF
RES. CHIP 0 ohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
GRM36Y5V 104Z 16PN
GRP155F51C104ZA01E
GRM36Y5V 105Z
6.3PNGRM155F50J105ZD02E
GRM39Y5V 105Z 10PT
GRM188F51A105ZC01D
MCR01MZSJ000
MCR01MZPJ000
R517 R520 R609 R612
R701 R736 R740 R743
R744 R745 R806 R807
R809 C201 C202
R301 R302 R305 R306
R307 R308 R309
R723 R725
R802 R803 R804
RES. CHIP 10 ohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 27 ohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 39 ohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
MCR01MZSJ100
MCR01MZPJ100
MCR01MZPJ270
MCR01MZSJ270
MCR01MZSJ390
MCR01MZPJ390
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Electrical Parts List
REF NO. DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER
R204 R207 R303 R737
R742
R735
R739 R741
R711
R313 R314
R304
R512
R111 R112 R405 R501
R514 R515 R808
R108
RES. CHIP 1 Kohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 1.5 Kohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 1.8 Kohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 3.3 Kohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 4.7 Kohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 7.5 Kohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 8.2 Kohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 10 Kohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 11 Kohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
MCR01MZSJ102
MCR01MZPJ102
MCR01MZPJ152
MCR01MZSJ152
MCR01MZSJ182
MCR01MZPJ182
MCR01MZPJ332
MCR01MZSJ332
MCR01MZPJ472
MCR01MZSJ472
MCR01MZSJ752
MCR01MZPJ752
MCR01MZSJ822
MCR01MZPJ822
MCRO1MZSJ103
MCR01MZPJ103
MCR01MZSJ113
MCR01MZPJ113
R713 R719
R801
R718 R720
R610 R732
R213 R503 R508 R510
R511 R513 R704 R705
R729 R738
R733
RES. CHIP 27 Kohm +-5%(J) 1/16w
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 47 Kohm +-5%(J) 1/16w
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 68 Kohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 75 Kohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 100 Kohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 120 Kohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
MCR01MZSJ273
MCR01MZPJ273
MCR01MZSJ473
MCR01MZPJ473
MCR01MZSJ683
MCR01MZPJ683
MCR01MZPJ753
MCR01MZSJ753
MCR01MZSJ104MCR01
MZPJ104
MCR01MZSJ124
MCR01MZPJ124
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L17B
Electrical Parts List
REF NO. DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER
R730 R734
R721
R502
R727
R201
R509
R401 RES. CHIP 0.2 ohm +-1%(F) 2012(0805) RLC20R20FTP
R402 R403
R300 4-RESISTOR ARRAY MNR04M0ABJ103
RES. CHIP 180 Kohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 200 Kohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 220 Kohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 300 Kohm +-5%(J) 1/16W
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 220 ohm +-1%(F) 1/16W
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 100 Kohm +-1%(F) 1/16W
1005(0402)
RES. CHIP 10 ohm +-5%(J) 1/10W
1608(0603)
MCR01MZSJ184
MCR01MZPJ184
MCR01MZPJ204
MCR01MZSJ204
MCR01MZSJ224
MCR01MZPJ224
MCR01MZPJ304
MCR01MZSJ304
MCR01MZSF2200
MCR01MZPF2200
MCR01MZSF1003
MCR01MZPF1003
MCR03EZHJ100
MCR03EZPJ100
C108 C216 C218 C524
C525
R103 R104 R106 R107
R203 R208 R210 R211
R315 R425 R441 R443
R731 R805
L100 L104 CHIP INDUCTOR N.C
LS801
CAP CERAMIC CHIP N.C
RES. CHIP N.C
MIC (SMD type, Ø4 / 1.3T)
MAIN PCB NEO200_V4.0
Camera module FF1460C-N200
Vibration Motor (Ø10 / 3.4T) INV–1034–
Antenna (Intenna) MML-GS2-BW2
FPCB (Board-to-Board) B01-M003
SOB-413S44-RC3310
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Electrical Parts List
REF NO. DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER
LCD module U18019TC
Speaker (Ø13 / 4.8T) U1308S19-2
Receiver (Dual Speaker, Ø13 / 4.8T)
Back-up Battery (Ø4.8 / 1.2T)
U1308S21D-2
MS412FL26E
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Mechanical Part List
9.2 Mechanical Part List
CODE NO. DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION
BH900004701
BH800037301
BH850023001
BH720034201 CASE FOLDER UPPER PC/COATING/EMI
BH740025701 CUSHION SUB WINDOW PORON 0.5T
BH750028501 TAPE SUB WINDOW 3M #9448 T0.15
BH850023101
MAGNET D=3 T=1.2
BH720034301 CASE FLODER LOWER PC/COATING/EMI
BH750028601 TAPE MAIN WINDOW 3M #9448 T0.165
BH740025801 CUSHION MAIN WINDOW PORON 0.5T
BH730013601 RUBBER EARJACK URETHANe+pc
BH740025901 CUSHION MAGNET PORON 2.3T
BH750028701 TAPE DECO SPEAKER 3M #9448 T0.165
TOTAL ASS'Y, NEO200
ASS'Y FOLDER
FOLDER UPPER ASSY
FOLDER LOWER ASSY
BH740026001 CUSHION WINDOW CAMERA PORON 0.3T
BH750031501 TAPE MESH FPCB T0.1
BH710015901 DUMMY HINGE DIE-CASTING
BH710016001 DECO CAMERA Cu-Zn
BH730013501 RUBBER SCREW SILICON RUBBER
BH720034401 SUB WINDOW INSERT INMOLD
BH720034501 MAIN WINDOW ACRYL FILTER T0.8
BH720038701 CAMERA WINDOW ACRYL FILTER
BH710016101 DECO SPEAKER ELCTRO FORM t=0.2
BH710016201 MAIN WINDOW PLATE ELCTRO FORM t=0.2
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CODE NO. DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION
BH720034901 DECO FOLDER PC/COATING
BH740026201 SHIELD FOAM FOLDER 9*4*1.5T
BH750031901 TAPE LCD CAPTON
BS61111403B SCREW SUB M1.4 P=0.3 L=3.0 D=2.5 T6
BH800037401
BH850023201
ASS'Y MAIN
CASE FRONT ASSY
BH720034601 CASE FRONT COVER PC/COATING/EMI
BH750032001 TAPE DECO FRONT 3M 9448HK T0.165
BH710016401 DECO FRONT INNET 0.07+TAPE0.03=0.1
BH850023301
CASE REAR ASSY
BH720034701 CASE REAR COVER PC
BH720035001 BATTERY LOCKER PC
STS304(110gf/d=2/d=0.2/
BH710016301 LOCKER SPRING
=0.25 )
BH740026301 CUSHION INTENNA PORON 0.3T
BH710018401 BLS(COVER) NIKEL+
BH710018501 BLS(FRAME) NIKEL+
BH720035101 DECO REAR PC
BH720035201 SIDE KEY ABS
BH720035301 HINGE STOPPER PC
BH720034801 CASE BATTERY UPPER PC
BH850023401 BATTERY PACK ASSY inner pack
Ø5.8 CAN
BH710013201 HINGE
5.0Kgfmm(REVERSE)
BH740026501 SHIELD FOAM FRONT 2.8x2xT1.5
BH750029001 CONDUCTIVE TAPE FPCB fabric(gold) T0.2
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CODE NO. DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION
BS61111403B SCREW MAIN M1.4 P=0.3 L=3.0 D=2.5 T6
BH730014001 KEY PAD ASSY MOLD KEY+URETHANE FILM
BH730013701 RUBBER RF SILICON RUBBER
BH750031401 TAPE COVER CHIP PET T=0.05
BH730013801 RUBBER IO URETHANE
BH730013901 DAMPER URETHANE RUBBER
BH740026701 CUSHION MIC T=0.1
BH710016501 METAL DOME SHEET T=0.1
BH750032101 TAPE TANTAL T=0.05
BH760005501 MAIN LABEL T=0.05
BH710016601 SIDE KEY FPCB T=0.9(plate 0.25t)
BH850023501 ASS'Y EAR-MIC
BH850023601 TA
BH750031201 SUB WINDOW BOHO TAPE T=0.2
BH750031301 MAIN WINDOW BOHO TAPE T=0.2
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