B1300

SERVICE MANUAL
Table of Contents

Chapter 1 - Performance …………………… 4

1-1. Performance ………………………………………….. 4
1-2. HW Feature …………………………………………… 10

Chapter 2 – Technical Brief …………………… 11

2-1. The RF Chipset ……………………………………… 11
2-2. The PA Circuit ………………………………………. 15
2-3. Peripheral Circuit …………………………………… 16
2-4. Digital Baseband Chip ……………………………… 16
2-5. Analog Baseband Chip ……………………………… 18
2-6. CPU Memories ………………………………………. 20
2-7. Power Supplies ………………………………………. 20
2-8. Battery Charge Interface …………………………. 22
2-9. System Connector …………………………………. 24
2-10. Keypad Switches and Scanning ………………….. 26
2-11. Display Interface ……………………………………. 27
2-12. Microphone ………………………………………….. 28
2-13. Receiver/Speaker/Buzzer ………………………… 28
2-14. Headset Interface ………………………………….. 29
2-15. Back-light Illumination …………………………… 29
2-16. Vibrator ……………………………………………… 29

Chapter 3 – Failure List …………………… 30

Chapter 4 – Trouble Shooting …………………… 32

4-1. Power Supply ………………………………………… 32
4-2. Software Download ………………………………… 33
4-3. Voice Function ……………………………………… 34
4-4. Display Function ……………………………………. 35
Table of Contents
Chapter 5 – Test Point Data …………………… 37
5-1. Component Side(1-1) ………………………………. 37
5-2. Component Side(1-2) ………………………………. 41
5-3. Keypad Side(2-1) ……………………………………. 45

Chapter 6 – Assembly Instructions …………………… 48

1. Remove Battery Cover ………………………………… 48
2. Remove Battery …………………………………………. 48
3. Remove Screws ………………………………………… 49
4. Turn Handset Up ……………………………………….. 49
5. Take off Front Panel ………………………………….. 49
6. Take off Keypad & Metal-Dome ……………………. 50
7. Take off Mainboard ……………………………………. 50
8. Take off Battery Connecter & MIC & Vibrator ….. 51
9. Turn Mainboard Down ………………………………… 51
10. Take off Antenna ……………………………………... 52
11. Take off Shielding Cover ……………………………. 52

Chapter 7 – Block Diagram …………………… 53

1. RF Section ……………………………………………….. 53
2. Baseband Section ………………………………………. 54

Chapter 8 – Circuit Diagram …………………… 55

Chapter 9 – Tooling List …………………… 61
Chapter 10 – Equipment List …………………… 64
…………………… 65
Chapter 11 – Exploded View &
Replacement Part List

Chapter 12 – Repair Record Form …………………… 73

 Chapter 1. Performance

1-1 Performance

Item Description Specification

EGSM900 band
Tx: 890 + n*0.2 MHz
Rx: 935 + n*0.2 MHz
(n = 0 ～ 124)

Tx: 890 + (n-1024)*0.2 MHz

1 Frequency Band Rx: 935 +(n-1024)*0.2 MHz
(n = 975 ～ 1023)

GSM1800 band
Tx: 1710 + (n-512)*0.2
Rx: 1805 + (n-512)*0.2
(n = 512 ～ 885)

RMS < 5 degrees

2 Phase error
Peak < 20 degrees

< 0.1ppm ~ =90 Hz (for GSM900)

3 Frequency error
or 180 Hz (for GSM1800)

GSM900
Control Level Power level Tolerance
5 33 dBm ±2dB
6 31 dBm ±3dB
7 29 dBm ±3dB
8 27 dBm ±3dB
9 25 dBm ±3dB
10 23 dBm ±3dB
4 Power Level 11 21 dBm ±3dB
12 19 dBm ±3dB
13 17 dBm ±3dB
14 15 dBm ±3dB
15 13 dBm ±3dB
16 11 dBm ±5dB
17 9 dBm ±5dB
18 7 dBm ±5dB
19 5 dBm ±5dB

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Item Description Specification

GSM1800
Control Level Power Level Tolerance
0 30 dBm ±2dB
1 28 dBm ±3dB
2 26 dBm ±3dB
3 24 dBm ±3dB
4 22 dBm ±3dB
5 20 dBm ±3dB
6 18 dBm ±3dB
4 Power Level
7 16 dBm ±3dB
8 14 dBm ±3dB
9 12 dBm ±4dB
10 10 dBm ±4dB
11 8 dBm ±4dB
12 6 dBm ±4dB
13 4 dBm ±4dB
14 2 dBm ±5dB
15 0 dBm ±5dB
GSM900
Offset from Carrier
Max.
(KHz).
dBc
100
+0.5
200
-30
250
-33
400
-60
600 ~ <1200
-60
1200 ~ <1800
-60
1800 ~ <3000
-63
3000 ~ <6000
-65
≧6000
Spectrum due to -71
5
modulation
GSM1800
Max.
Offset from Carrier
dBc
(KHz).
+0.5
100
-30
200
-33
250
-60
400
-60
600 ~ <1200
-60
1200 ~ <1800
-65
1800 ~ <3000
-65
3000 ~ <6000
-73
≧6000

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Item Description Specification

GSM900 Max.
Offset from Carrier dBm
(KHz). -19
400 -21
600 -21
1200 -24
1800
Spectrum due to switching
6
transient
GSM1800
Offset from Carrier Max.
(KHz). dBm
400 -22
600 -24
1200 -24
1800 -27

Conduction, Emission Status, Appendix 1

7 Spurious emissions
Conduction, Emission Status, Appendix 2

GSM900
BER(Class II) <2.439% @-102dBm
8 Bit Error Rate
DCS1800
BER(Class II) <2.439% @-102dBm

GSM900 GSM1800
>= -88 >= -86 2 2
9 Rx Level Report accuracy
>= -101 >= -99 3 2
< -101 < -99 4 2

10 SLR 8 +/- 3 dB

Frequency(Hz) Max.(dB) Min.(dB)

100 -12
200 0
300 0 -12
11 Sending Response 1,000 0 -6
2,000 4 -6
3,000 4 -6
3,400 4 -9
4,000 0

12 RLR 2 +/- 3 dB

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Item Description Specification

Frequency(Hz) Max.(dB) Min.(dB)

100 -12
200 0
300 2 -7
500 * -5
1,000 0 -5
13 Receiving Response 3,000 2 -5
3,400 2 -10
4,000 2

* Mean that Adopt a straight line in

between 300Hz& 1,000Hz to be Max.
level in the range.

14 STMR 13 +/- 5 dB

15 Stability Margin > 6 dB

dB to ARL (dB) Level Ratio (dB)

-35 17.5
-30 22.5
-20 30.7
16 Distortion
-10 33.3
0 33.7
7 31.7
10 25.5

17 Side tone Distortion Three stage distortion < 10%

<Change>System frequency
18 ≦ 2.5ppm
(13MHz) tolerance

<Change>32.768KHz
19 ≦ 30ppm
tolerance

Full power: < 280mA (GSM) ;

20 Power consumption < 220mA (DCS)
Standby : Normal : <=5mA

GSM/ Level_7
21 Talk time
(Battery Capacity 720mA): 180Min

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Item Description Specification

Under conditions, at least 150 hours:

1.Brand new and full 720mAh battery
2.Full charge, keep GSM in idle mode
3.Broadcast set off.
22 Standby time
4.Signal strength=-82dBm,
DRX=9multiframes
5.Back light of phone set off, no press
keypad

At least 90dB under below conditions:

23 Ringer Volume 1. Ringer set as ringer 7.
2. Test distance set as 10 cm

Fast Charge: < 720 Ma

24 Charge Voltage
Trickle Charge: < 35 mA

Level (RSSI)
0 RSSI<=-104
1 -103<=RSSI<= -98
25 Antenna display 2 -97 <=RSSI<= -92
3 -91 <=RSSI<= -86
4 -85 <=RSSI<= -76
5 -75 <=RSSI

Level (RSSI)
0 3.300≦V≦3.504
1 3.504≦V≦3.570
26 Battery indicator
2 3.570≦V≦3.686
3 3.686≦V≦3.935
4 3.935≦V

27 Low Voltage Warning 3.504V

28 Forced shut down Voltage 3.35V

1 Li-Ion battery
Standard Voltage = 3.7V
29 Battery Type
Battery full charge voltage =4.2V
Capacity: 720mAh (Li-Ion);

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Item Description Specification
Linear Charger
In put: 110V or 220 VAC, 50/60Hz
Out put: 5VDC+/-0.25V, 500mA
(No Load)
30 Travel Charger
Switching-mode charger
In put: 96- 246VAC, 50/60Hz
Out put: 5VDC+/-0.25V, 500mA
(No Load)

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 1-2 HW Feature

Item Feature Comment

Battery Li-Ion Battery, 720mAh
AVG TCVR current (mA) GSM Imax(280mA),DCS Imax(220mA)
Stand by current (mA) <=5mA
- Talk time 3-hour (GSM Tx Level_7)
- Stand by time TBD-hour(Paging Period:5 RSSI:-82dBm)
- Charging time 2-hour
RX sensitivity GSM:-107dBm, DCS:-105dBm
GSM (Level 5:32dBm),
TX output power
DCS (Level0: 29.5dBm)
GPRS compatibility N/A
SIM card type 3v/5v small
Display 128x64
Status Indicator Soft Icons
0-9, #, *, C, Phone Book,up/down,
Keypad
On/Off Hook
ANT Internal
System connector Yes
Ear Phone Jack N/A
PC synchronization N/A
Memory 2MB
Speech coding EFR/FR/HR
Data & Fax N/A
Vibrator Yes
Melody 15 default + 5 user edit
Voice Recording N/A
C-Mike N/A
Receiver Yes
Speaker Phone Yes
Portable Handsfree Yes, option
Travel Adapter Yes Switching
Options

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 Chapter 2. Technical Brief

Circuit Description

2-1 The RF Chipset

The B1300 RF integrates the TRF6150 transceiver IC, TX/RX VCO, Power amplifier
(RF3110), Front End Module 8450T(switchplexer, RF-SAW filter), for dualband transmitting
and receiving function.

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 2-1-1 The Receiver

The RF receive signal( EGSM 925Mhz – 960MHz, DCS 1805Mhz – 1880Mhz) is input via
the antenna or coaxial connector. An antenna matching circuit is between the antenna and
the connector.

An t

EGS M b a n d EGS M- Rx

SAW
EGS M- Tx

EGS M LPF
Swi t c h

Di p l e xe r DCS 18 00 -R x

SAW
DCS 18 00 DCS 18 00 -Tx
ban d
DCS 18 00 LPF
Swi t c h

An t e n n a Swi t c h Mo d u l e

Fr o n t En d Mo d u l e

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The RF receive signal( EGSM 925Mhz – 960MHz, DCS 1805Mhz – 1880Mhz) is input via
the antenna or coaxial connector. An antenna matching circuit is between the antenna and
the connector.

Module(FEM8450T) to switch either Rx or Tx path on. When the Rx path is turned on,
the RF receive signal then feeds into two paths, EGSM Rx and DCS1800 Rx.

This Front End Module contains two RF SAW filters, DCS SAW Filter to filter any unwanted
signal apart from the DCS Rx band. And the GSM SAW filter in the Front End Module is
to filter out unwanted signal beyond the GSM Rx band. These two paths are then connected
to the GSMLNA and DCSLNA of TRF6150 respectively.

The RF receive signal is amplified by LNAs in TRF6150, and then the signal then feeds into
quadrature demodulator for mixing with LO which is produced by the main synthesiser of
TRF6150 and external TX/RX VCO. TX/RX VCO will generate 2 times of RX frequency in
EGSM band and half times of RX frequency in DCS band to minimize the DC offset generated
by self mixing.

In TRF6150, the quadrature demodulator produce baseband(I/Q) signal .

This I/Q signal is amplified by two variable gain amplifiers and filtered by low pass filter,
and then fed to baseband IC in differential mode.

2-1-2 The TX IF Modulator

The TX I & Q signals from baseband IC are fed to Pin#18-21 of the TRF6150, where they
are then modulated onto a TX IF by the modulator inside TRF6150. The TX IF frequency is
listed as below.

EGSM Band
From To AUX VCO= 2 x IF Frequency

CH 1 CH 26 858 MHz

CH 27 CH 43 852.8 MHz

CH 44 CH 91 858 MHz

CH 92 CH 108 842.4 MHz

CH 109 CH 985 858 MHz

CH 986 CH 1002 842.4 MHz

CH 1003 CH 1024 858 MHz

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 DCS Band
From To AUX VCO= 2 x IF Frequency

CH 512 CH 532 832 MHz

CH 533 CH 549 837.2 MHz

CH 550 CH 575 832 MHz

CH 576 CH 597 858 MHz

CH 598 CH 614 837.2 MHz

CH 615 CH 662 858 MHz

CH 663 CH 679 852.8 MHz

CH 680 CH 727 858 MHz

CH 728 CH 744 852.8 MHz

CH 745 CH 792 858 MHz

CH 793 CH 809 847.6 MHz

CH 810 CH 857 858 MHz

CH 858 CH 874 847.6 MHz

CH 875 CH 885 858 MHz

The signal TX LO IF (416 ~ 429Mhz) is produced by the AUX VCO (832 ~ 858MHz),
which has been divided down by a factor of 2 .

2-1-3 The Translation Loop Transmitter

The translation loop approach has many advantages over a traditional upconverter solution.
A typical upconverter transmitter usually consists of an IF modulator followed by a mixer for
upconversion to RF. In the translation loop transmitter, the RF transmit signal is instead
generated directly by a voltage controlled oscillator (VCO), the phase of which is locked to
the modulated IF reference in a fast phase-locked-loop. Because a VCO is inherently
a lower-noise source than a mixer, the translation loop transmitter produces a low noise floor,
so no subsequent high-selectivity filtering is necessary, and the diplexer or other post-PA filter
of the conventional approach is eliminated. This saves power and cost, as the insertion loss
of the duplexer is eliminated, and the output level of the power amplifier can be reduced.

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The transmit signal is generated directly by a external TX/RX VCO (VON1885C28DKB).
In the feedback path, the RF transmit signal is mixed with the off-chip main VCO to produce
the desired TXIF (416 ~ 429Mhz). This TXIF signal from the feedback path is then compared
to the TXIF signal from the IF modulator at the detector. The resulting signal after passing
a low pass filter drives the external TX/RX VCO.

A high side injection, i.e. RF = LO - IF, is used in the EGSM band upconversion while a low
side injection, i.e. RF = LO + IF, is used in the DCS band upconversion.
This upconversion scheme, with appropriate TXIFs, allows for a single wide-band VCO to
be used.

2-2 The PA Circuit

The RF3110 is a triple-band GSM/DCS/PCS power amplifier module that incorporates an

indirect closed loop method of power control. This simplifies the phone design by eliminating
the need for the complicated control loop design. The indirect closed loop is fully self
contained and required does not require loop optimization. It can be driven directly from the
DAC out-put in the baseband circuit.

The indirect closed loop is essentially a closed loop method of power control that is invisible
to the user. Most power control systems in GSM sense either for-ward power or collector/
drain current. The RF3110 does not use a power detector. A high-speed control loop is
incorporated to regulate the collector voltages of the amplifier while the stages are held at a
constant bias. The V RAMP signal is multiplied and the collector voltages are regulated to
the multiplied V RAMP voltage.

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 2-3 Peripheral Circuit

Temperature Sensor

When the chip is not transmitting or receiving, its temperature can be measured by sensing
the voltage on the external resistor from pin 31 to ground.
From –40 to +85 C, the resistor voltage varies linearly from 0.9V to 1.35V.

Regulator and Serial Data Interface

TRF6150 built in 3 voltage regulators to supply internal functions and external RF componen
ts. The serial interface of TRF6150 consists of a 3-wire serial bus, comprising DATA,
CLOCK and STROBE signals. These signals are used to enter control words into the chip.
The control words contain information for programming the regulators, the synthesizers and
the receiver.

13 MHz Clock
The 13 MHz-clock consists of a TCXO (TOA1300VPM4DKG-SM2) which oscillates at a
frequency of 13MHz. It acts as time base of all synthesizers and Baseband.

2-4 Digital Baseband Chip : HERCROM20, F741529

HERCROM20 is a chip implementing the digital baseband processing of a GSM mobile

phone. It combines a TMS320C54X (LEAD2) DSP, a micro controller ARM7TDMIE, an
internal 4Mbit RAM memory, and their associated application peripherals.

The HERCROM20 supports the following features:

• CPU & DSP • I/O System Connector Interface

• Memory Interface (MEMINT) • Radio Interface (RIF)
• Interrupt Controller • JTAG Interface
• I2C / Micro Wire Interface • Real Time Clock (RTC)
• Serial Port Interface (SPI) • General Timers / Watch Dog Timer
• UART Control/Interface • Keypad Control
• Display Interface • Backlight Control
• SIM Card Interface • Vibrator Control

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System Block Diagram of Hercrom20

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 2-5 Analog Baseband Chip : Nausica_CS, TWL3012B

The TWL3012B device includes a complete set of baseband functions that perform the
interface and processing of the following, voice signals, the baseband in-phase (I) and the
quadrature (Q) signals, which support both the single-slot and multislot modes.
The TWL3012B device also includes associated auxiliary RF control features, supply voltage
regulation, battery charging controls, and switch on/off system analysis.

The TWL3012B device supports the following features.

• Voiceband Coder / Decoder (codec)
• Baseband codec single and multislot with I/Q RF interface
• Automatic Power Control (APC) and Automatic Frequency Control (AFC)
• Voiceband Serial Port (VSP), Baseband Serial Port (BSP), and MCU Serial Port (USP),
Timing Serial Port (TSP).
• SIM Card Interface
• Battery Charging Interface (BCI)
• Six Low-Dropout, Low-Noise, Linear Voltage Regulators (VREG)
• Voltage Reference and Power On Control (VRPC)
• Five-channel analog-to-digital converter (MADC)

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System Block Diagram of Nausica_CS

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 Peripheral

2-6 CPU Memories

Flash ROM
An 32Mbit programmable ROM which is capable of being written to while still in circuit.
Contains all the main command software for the mobile.

SRAM
A 4MBit SRAM memory is embedded in the HERCROM20 which is used for ARM7 & DSP
execution

2-7 Power Supplies

There are six regulators in the Nausica_CS . Those regulators are dedicated power supplies,
which provides most of the power requirements for the Baseband and RF circuits.
Each of these regulators can be controlled by Nausica_CS internal registers.
These are configured as shown in the following Figure and table.

Regulator Voltage Powers Permanent

Regulator 1 VR1 1.8V+/-0.15 Digital Core & RTC Permanent

Regulator 1B VR1B 2.0V+/-0.2 Nausica_CS Internal logic On/Off

Regulator 2 VR2 2.9V+/-0.1 Memory device Permanent

Regulator 2B VR2B 2.85V+/-0.15 Peripheral Permanent

Regulator 3 VR3 2.85V+/-0.15 Nausica _CS analog supply On/Off

3V+/-0.3
SIM Regulator SIM Card On/Off
5V+/-0.5

Table1. – Power Supply

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Power supply

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 2-8 Battery Charge Interface

The charging device is a dc voltage source of 7 V absolute maximum. An external PMOS

power transistor in series with a power Schottky diode connected between VCHG and VCC3
of the TWL3012B device controls the current flow from the charging device to the main
battery. The role of the Schottky diode is to prevent reverse leakage current from the main
battery in case the charging device is connected to the mobile phone without delivering
any voltage at its output (charging device not plugged into the ac wall outlet, for example).

The main function of the battery charger interface is the charging control of both
Ni-MH/Ni-Cd/Li-Ion cell battery with the support of the microcontroller. In case of a
rechargeable backup battery, it also delivers a trickle charge current to the backup battery
from the main battery. The charging scheme for the Li-Ion battery is constant current first
(typical current is 1xC) followed by constant voltage charging once a certain voltage
threshold is reached (4.2 V typical). Charging is stopped when the charging current at
constant voltage has decreased down to C/20 (typical).

In addition to the above charging schemes, another scheme is systematically applied when a
battery charger is connected to a switched-off mobile phone: a constant charging current
(typically C/20) is applied to the battery when the battery voltage is lower than 3.6 V.

If the battery voltage is lower than 3.3 V (battery partially discharged or fully discharged) the
mobile phone is not started until the battery gets sufficiently recharged to greater than 3.3 V;
when this happens, the micro-controller is started to control the fast charge cycle of the main
battery, and the C/20 current is switched off.

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Battery Charge Control Circuit

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 2-9 System Connector
This Connecter is for travel/desk charger, accessories connection and data access
(trace, debug and Software Download).

System Connector Specification

Pin Pin name I/O Pin Description

1 DSR / USC0 I DSR ( GPIO32 ) ( DAI CLK /TCK)
2 USC1 I GSPa_ RX / DAIRX / TDI
3 USC2 O GSPa_TX / DAI TX /TDO
4 USC4 / USC3 O GSPa_RTS (DAI FS/ TMS)
5 USC5 I GSPa_CTS
6 Accessory I Accessory Detect / DAIReset
7 RX I SW Debug (UART2)
8 TX O SW Debug (UART2)
9 Headset SPK N O Auxiliary SPK N
10 Headset SPK P O Auxiliary SPK P
11 Headset MIC P I Auxiliary MIC P
12 Headset MIC N I Auxiliary MIC N
13 GND G Ground
14 GND G Ground
15 RPWRON I Remote Pwron
16 VCHARGE I Battery Charging Voltage(Charging)
17 VCHARGE I Battery Charging Voltage(Charging)
18 VBATT O Data Comm Supply Voltage

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Please forget about pin 19 to 22 (External Battery Contact Pin)

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 2-10 Keypad Switches and Scanning

The key switches are metal domes which make contact between two concentric pads on the
top layer of the PCB when pressed. There are 18 switches (S301-318), connected in a
matrix of 5 rows by 4 columns, as shown in Figure, except for the power switch(S313) which
is connected independently. Functions, the row and column lines of the keypad are
connected to ports of Hercrom20. The rows are outputs with pull-up resistors embedded in
chipset, while the columns are inputs. When a key is pressed, the corresponding row and
column are connected together, causing the row output to go low and generate an interrupt.
The columns/rows are then scanned by Hercrom20 to identify the pressed key.

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 2-11 Display Interface

Power to the LCD is supplied by VR2B of Nausica_CS. The LCD can be reseted by RES.
A low on this output reset the LCD. There is also the control output CS which is also derived
from Hercrom20, this acts as the chip select enable for the LCD module. Hercrom20 uses
data line D0-D7 to send serial data for displaying graphical text onto the LCD.

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 2-12 Microphone

A microphone holder is mounted on PCB and is used to hold the microphone between frond
cover and PCB. The audio signal is passed to the MICIN of Nausica_CS. The voltage supply
MICBIAS is coming from Nausica_CS., and is a bias voltage for both the MICIP and AUDIO_
IN lines form system connector. The MICIN and AUDIO_IN signal is then A/D converted by
the voiceband codec of Nausica_CS. The digitized speech is then passed to the DSP of
Hercrom20 for processing (coding, interleaving etc.).

2-13 Receiver/Speaker/Buzzer

The low impedance speaker is driven by an audio amplifier. The audio amplifier is controlled
by the SHUTDOWN pin form Hercrom20. In normal off-hook, the audio amplifier is turned on,
when the headset is plugged in , the audio amplifier is turned off. When on-hook, the audio a
mplifier is turned off for power saving. There are two audio path (EARP & AUXOP) coming
from Nausica_CS. In Receiver mode, the audio input is fed with EARP, In Speaker/Buzzer
mode, the audio input is fed with AUXOP.

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 2-14 Headset Interface

The audio input of the headset is connected to AUXIN pin of Nausica_CS, the microphone is
biased by MICBIAS pin form Nausica_CS, too.
The audio out to the headset kit is fed with EARN pin of Nausica_CS,

2-15 Back-light Illumination

In Back-Light illumination, there are 10 Blue LEDs (six for keys and four for the LCD), which
are driven by BACKLIGH line from Hercrom20. The purpose of Q302A, R319 and R318 is
used for the indication of pre-charge.

2-16 Vibrator

The vibrator is driven by the signal VIBRATOR, which is output from Hercrom20. The signal
is amplified by the transistor Q301A (IMX9) and is supplied from Vbat.

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Chapter 3. Failure List

FAILURE ITEM L1 L2 L3
NO RING TONE V
RING TONE DISTORTION V
NO KEY TONE V
AUDIO NOISE V V
POOR VOICE QUALITY V V
LOW VOICE VOLUME V V
RECEIVER / EARPIECE MUTE V V
POOR HANDFREE VOICE QUILITY V

TOTALLY DEAD/NO POWER V V

UNEXPECTED POWER ON V
UNEXPECTED POWER OFF/POWER OFF BY PLUG IN A EARPIECE V

RANDOM TIME DISPLAY V

CLOCK RESET AT POMER ON /CLOCK DEAD V V

NO SERVE FOUND/NO NET WORK REGISTER V

ROAMING AT POWER ON/UNEXPECTED INTERNATIONAL ROAMING V
WRONG IMEI CODE V

LCD NOT DISPLAY V

LCD DISPLAY MISSING ROW/LCD DISPLAY DETECT V
BLACK LCD V
FLICKING LCD DISPLAY / DISPLAY UNSTABLE V
BLACK LINE ON LCD DISPLAY V
RANDOM LCD DISPLAY V
LED FAIL V

WEAK SINGAL/ECHO IN TALKS V

NO TRANSMIT / RECEIVE V
ANTENNA DEFECT V
INCOME CALLS CAN'T BE PICKED UP V
REMOTE SIDE AUDIO MUTE V V
SIGNAL INTERCEPT V

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 FAILURE ITEM L1 L2 L3
BAD CHARGER CONNECTOR V
CAN'T POWER ON AFTER CHARGING V V
SHORT WAITING HOURS V V
HIGH POWER CONSUMATION V V
BATTERY DAMAGE V
BATTERY CAN'T BE CHARGED V
BATTERY LEVEL DON'T DISPLAY V
BATTERY LEVEL DISPLAY NOT CORRECT V
INCOMPATIBLE WITH BATTERY V

SIM CARD UNRECOGNIZE V V

BAD SIM CARD CONTACT V
UNEXPECTED SIM CARD LOCK V

HOUSING DAMAGE V

BAD KEYPAD RESPONSE V V

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 Chapter 4. Trouble Shooting

4-1 Power Supply Failure

a) Failure :
- Problem with turning on mobile phone
Solution:
- Test the set’s current by using battery
simulator: observe the value of current
used
C223~ - Case 1:
C227 If the Current is higher than 300mA,
please check C223~C227, if short circuit,
Replace it
- Case 2:
In the case the current is between 10
and 30mA, The cause could be FLASH
U304 ROM(U304) defect, please use monitor
to re-install software. If the software can’t
be re-install through serial port, use JTAG
interface to re-install software.

b) Failure :
J104
- Problem with charging the battery
- Charging connector damage

Solution :
- J104 may be bad connection or broken,
check the connector.
- J104 may be a cold soldering, Please
re-solder again.
- If J104 is broken, replace the connector
carefully

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 c) Failure :
- The value of the charging current look
like short circuit.

Solution :
- Re-install the software
- Check Q101, if short circuit, replace it.

Q101

4-2 Software Download Failure

a) Failure :
- Problem with software download

Solution :
- J104 may be bad connection or broken,
check the connector.
- J104 may be a cold soldering, Please
re-solder again.
- Check R104,R105& R109, if cold
soldering, Please re-solder again.

R109
R104 J104
R105

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4-3 Voice Function Failure

a) Failure :
-Microphone voice failure

Solution :
R301 - Test the bias voltage on R301, it should
be 2.5V,
- Replace Microphone, if bias voltage is fine.

J104

b) Failure :
-Speaker failure

Solution :
MIC
- Check speaker connector, it may be bad
connection.
- Check U302 and related circuit, if short
circuit, replace it.

c) Failure :
- Headset function failure
Solution :
- J104 may be bad connection or broken,
U302 check the connector.
- J104 may be a cold soldering, Please
re-solder again.
- If J104 is broken, replace the connector
carefully

- 34 -
4-4 Display Function Failure

a) Failure :
-No display on LCD

Solution :
-Test the resistance of C319~C327 by
using multi-meter, the value should be
infinity. Replace the capacitor, which has
any impedance.
- Test the resistance of R311~R313, if cold
soldering, Please re-solder again.
-Otherwise, replace LCD module .

b) Failure :
LCD
- Broken LCD

Solution :
- Replace whole LCD module.
-Solder the LCD module with care.

c) Failure :
--Fails on dark display, black line, short of
lines, unstable brightness

Solution :
- Test R311,~R313, if cold soldering,
R311 Please re-solder again.
C319 ~ - Test C319~C327, if cold soldering,
~ R313
C327 Please re-solder again.
- Otherwise, Replace whole LCD module.

- 35 -
 d) Failure :
-No Back-light

Solution :
- Replace the LED that doesn’t light up
including any failing parts of LED.
- If all of the LED fails, Please check
Q301, Q302 and related circuits.

LED

Q302 Q301

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Chapter 5. Test Point Data

5-1 Component Side (1-1)

13

9 8 14 4 3 2 1

5 6 10 7 12 11

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-38-
 Loca-
tion Component Side (1-1)

1 J103 Battery connector : For damage or cold soldering cause power on failure

2 U202 Nausica_CS : analog baseband chipset (ABB)

3 U201 Hercrom20 : digital baseband chipset (DBB)

4 U304 16Mbit flash ROM : For damage or cold soldering cause power on failure

P-channel MOSFET with schottky diode : For damage or cold soldering

5 Q101
Cause charger function failure
Isolated dual transistors : For damage or cold soldering Q301A cause
6 Q301
vibration motor Failure, Q301B cause keypad back-light failure
Isolated dual transistors : For damage or cold soldering Q302A cause
7 Q302
pre-charger indication failure, Q302B cause the LCD back-light failure

8 J301 Vibration motor : For damage or bad connection cause vibrator failure.

System connector : For damage or cold soldering cause headset failure,

9 J104
trace/debug /SW download failure

10 J102 SIM connector : For damage or bad connection cause SIM card failure.

11 U302 Audio amplifier : For damage cause speaker function failure.

12 Y201 32.768kHz crystal : For damage cause RTC function failure.

R104
8P4R resistor network : For damage or cold soldering cause
13 R105
trace/debug /SW download failure
R109
Switching diode array : For damage or cold soldering cause the surge
14 D313
noise by Vibrator

- 39 -
- 40 -
5-2 Component Side (1-2)

24

31 25
21 22
26
29

33 23 27 28 32

30

-41-
-42-
 Loca-
tion Component Side (1-2)
VR2B regulator (2.85V) : For damage or cold soldering cause power
21 C223
supply for DBB & ABB peripheral failure.
VR1B regulator (2V) : For damage or cold soldering cause power
22 C224
supply for ABB internal logic failure
VR3 regulator (2.85V) : For damage or cold soldering cause power
23 C225
supply for ABB analog circuits failure
VR2 regulator (2.9V) : For damage or cold soldering cause power
24 C226
supply for Memory device failure.
VR1 regulator (1.8V) : For damage or cold soldering cause power
25 C227
supply for DBB Core & RTC failure
C207 SIM regulator (3V/5V) : For damage or cold soldering cause power
26
C208 supply for SIM Interface failure
VREF output (1.2V) : For damage or cold soldering cause power
27 C206
supply for power on failure
IBIAS output : For damage or cold soldering cause power supply for
28 R208
Power on failure
R301
Microphone Input : For damage or cold soldering cause microphone
29 C304
failure
C305
R110 Ext. audio Input : For damage or cold soldering cause external audio
30
C107 input failure
C106 Ext. audio output : For damage or cold soldering cause external audio
31
R107 output failure
R207 ABB local Osc. generator : For damage or cold soldering cause ABB
32
C205 local Osc. failure
SIM card power control : For damage or cold soldering cause
33 R204
SIM card power control failure.

- 43 -
- 44 -
5-3 Keypad Side (2-1)

3 2 1

5 4

-45-
-46-
 Loca-
tion Keypad Side (2-1)
LCM Connector : For damage or cold soldering cause LCD Display
1 DS301
failure
D301~ Back-Light LED : For damage or cold soldering cause back-light LED
2
D312 failure
S301~ Keypad Switches : For damage or shirt circuit cause keypad function
3
S317 failure

4 B201 Backup Batter: For damage or cold soldering cause RTC function failure

T/R Switch transistor : For damage or cold soldering cause T/R Switch
5 Q601
function failure

- 47 -
 Chapter 6. Assembly Instructions

1. Remove Battery Cover

2. Remove Battery

- 48 -
3. Remove Screws

There are 4 screws in total

4. Turn Handset Up

5. Take off Front Panel

- 49 -
6. Take off Keypad & Metal-Dome

7. Take off Mainboard

- 50 -
8. Take off Battery Connecter & MIC & Vibrator

Battery Connecter Vibrator MIC

9. Turn Mainboard Down

- 51 -
10. Take off Antenna

11. Take off Shielding Cover

- 52 -
 Chapter 7. Block Diagram

1. RF Section

- 53 -
2. Baseband Section

Flash SRAM

Keypad
LCD ARM 7

Vibrator
HERCROM 20
Backlight
C54X

RF Interface System
Connector

Codec

Nausica_CS Microphone

Battery PM
Speaker

SIM Charger

- 54 -
 Chapter 8. Circuit Diagram

Top Schematic

Baseband RF
Top Schematic

Baseband Baseband
Chip-set Peripheral

Baseband Top Schematic Clara RF

IP IP
IN IN
QP QP
QN QN

CLK CLK
DATA DATA
EN EN
/RESET_RF /RESET_RF
TX_ON TX_ON
TXVCO_ON TXVCO_ON
RADIO_TEMP RADIO_TEMP

/PA_ON900 /PA_ON900
/PA_ON1800 /PA_ON1800
PA_LEVEL PA_LEVEL

13MHZ 13MHZ
AFC AFC
TCXOEN TCXOEN
TCXOBUFEN TCXOBUFEN

VR2B VR2B
VBAT VBAT

100 Baseband Top Schematic 600 Clara RF

-55-
 1
J104
7 I/O CLK 3

6 2

GND
GND
CTS

MICN
MICP
SPKP
SPKN
TXD2
RXD2

VBATT
RPWRON
ACCDET

VCHARGE
VCHARGE
RTS_DAIFS
TXD_DAITX
RXD_DAIRX
DSR_DAICLK
VPP RST

GT051-18P-LSS-SB-NB
5 1

9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
GND VCC

18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
J102
P30-101-0209

HSP145
HSP144
HSP143
HSP142
HSP141

D101 P0402FC08C 2 1

2 1
D104 P0402FC08C

VR112 VPORT0402 220K

VR111 VPORT0402 220K

TP101
HSP101

TP102
HSP140 HSP102
HSP139
HSP138 HSP103
HSP137
HSP136 HSP104
VR110 VPORT0402 220K
R102

VR109 VPORT0402 220K

VR108 VPORT0402 220K
VR107 VPORT0402 220K
20k

VR106 VPORT0402 220K

HSP135
C104

HSP134
HSP133
100n16V

HSP132
HSP131
VR105 VPORT0402 220K
VR104 VPORT0402 220K
VR103 VPORT0402 220K
VR102 VPORT0402 220K
VR101 VPORT0402 220K

R106
R114
R110
R108
R107
R105B
R105A
R104B
R104A

R105D
R105C
R104D
R104C

7
5
3
1
7
5
3
1

8
6
4
2
8
6
4
2

0
4R7
47R
4R7
4R7

VBAT
MNR04-47R
MNR04-47R
MNR04-47R
MNR04-47R
MNR04-47R
MNR04-47R
MNR04-47R
MNR04-47R
R115
R109B
R109A

R109D
R109C

C113
C106
7
5
3
1

10u
10u
8
6
4
2

47p
C111
10k

47p
C114
R111
MNR04-10k
MNR04-10k
MNR04-10k
MNR04-10k

47p
100k

C107 100n

C110
VR2B

CTS

AUXI_O

AUXI
TXD2
RXD2
ACCDET

RPWRON
TXD_DAITX
RTS_DAIFS

EARP EARP
RXD_DAIRX
DSR_DAICLK

EARN EARN
HOOKDETECT

MICBIAS
200 Baseband Chip-set

MICBIAS

300 Baseband Peripheral

MICIN MICIN
MICIP MICIP SIM_VDD
SIM_I/O
ACCDET ACCDET SIM_RST
SIM_CLK
SHUTDOWN SHUTDOWN

AUXOP AUXOP
AUXON AUXON

VIBRATOR VIBRATOR
BACKLIGHT BACKLIGHT

-56-
FWP FWP
FDP FDP
/RD /RD
/WR /WR
/BLE /BLE
/BHE /BHE

/CS0 /CS0 IP
/CS1 /CS1 IN
/CS2 /CS2 QP
A[0..21] QN
A[0..21] A[0..21]
D[0..15] CLK
D[0..15] D[0..15] DATA
EN
/RESET_OUT /RESET_OUT /RESET_RF
TX_ON
TXVCO_ON
RADIO_TEMP
KBC[0..3]
KBC[0..3] KBC[0..3] /PA_ON900
Baseband Chip-set

KBR[0..4] /PA_ON1800
KBR[0..4] KBR[0..4] PA_LEVEL
Baseband Peripheral
END_ON/OFF END_ON/OFF 13MHZ
AFC
TCXOEN
TCXOBUFEN

VCHG2 VCHG2

VCHG
VR2
VR2
ICTL

VR2B
VR2B

VBAT
VBAT
BATT_ID
VBAT_2

BATT_TEMP

HSP121
VBAT
VR2B

VR2
VR2

VBAT
VBAT

VR2B
VR2B
R103B
R103A
3
1
4 MNR02-1k
2 MNR02-1k

VR113 VPORT0402 220K

C103
1u/16V

VBAT
VBAT

22p
C105
47p
C112

HSP105
22n
IP
IN

C102
EN
QP
QN

CLK

HSP106
AFC

VBAT
VR2B
DATA

TX_ON

13MHZ

TCXOEN

HSP107
8
7
3
4
PA_LEVEL
/PA_ON900
TXVCO_ON
/RESET_RF

10u
/PA_ON1800

TCXOBUFEN
RADIO_TEMP

C101
R101
0.22R
Q101

HSP122
Si4833DY

2
1
6
5

1
2
3
4
J103

C07-101
 TP217 TP215 TP213 TP209
TP216 TP214 TP212 TP210
BACKLIGHT
/RESET_OUT
VIBRATOR
SHUTDOWN
VR2B
ACCDET

R221 n.m DAICLK R201 0402-R-Short

R222 n.m DAIFS R202 0402-R-Short
R223 n.m DAIRX R203 0402-R-Short
R224 0402-R-Short DAITX
FWP

TESTRESET
R225 n.m VR1 VR1

TDO_ARM

TMS

TDO
TCK
TDI
CTS C201 C202
CTS RXD
R226 0402-R-Short n.m n.m
RXD_DAIRX DSR
R227 0402-R-Short
DSR_DAICLK RTS
R228 0402-R-Short
RTS_DAIFS TXD
R229 0402-R-Short
TXD_DAITX
C203 C204
18p 18p

3
RXD2

VPORT0402 220K
TXD2
1 2

TCXOEN
TCXOBUFEN
Y201
MS1V-TK
32.768kHz

VR201
TP205
U201

G10
C14

C11
A10
E11

K11

B11

E10
A11
F11
ULYSSE_179uBGA_HERCROM20

M4
M6
G5
C1
C4

D1

D2

D3

D8
D9

H5

C9

C2
E3

E1

E4

E2

A9
B9

B1
F4

F2

F1
F3

F5

J1
J3
SDO INT0n
SDI SDA

nSCS0 SCL
SCLK INT1n

RTS-MODEM TOUT
DSR-MODEM LPG

CTS_MODEM XF

TXD_MCSI I/O9
RXD_MCSI I/O10

I/O00 TPU_WAIT
I/O01 TPU_IDLE

I/O3 SIM_RnW

I/O6 BCLKX

I/O7 NRESET_OUT
nSCS1 X_A(2)

TX_IRDA
RX_IRDA
CLKOUT_DSP SD_IRDA
X_A(4 ) TXIR_IRDA
X_A(1) RXIR_IRDA

TX-MODEM

FSYNCH_MCSI I/O12
CLK_MCSI I/O11
RX_MODEM

RFEN nOPC
TCXOEN
EN_LMM_PWR X_IOSRB

I/O02 IRQ4

TSPDI I/O4

ARMCLK BCLKR

PWT BU
IDDQ

PWL LT

GNDA2

OSC32K_IN
OSC32K_OUT
CLK32K_OUT
UPR UPR UPR

CLK E14 TSPCLKX

D14 R209 R207 R206
DATA TSPDO 10k 22k 100k
/RESET_RF C13 TSPACT00
B13 MISCELLANEOUS
/PA_ON1800 TSPACT01
B12 C212 1n
/PA_ON900 TSPACT02 MICROWIRE IRDA PORT SERIAL MCSI POWER GENERIC I/O
TXVCO_ON D11 TSPACT03 CLKTCXO G14 13MHZ
TP227 B10 TSPACT04
INTERFACE INTERFACE INTERFACE MANAGEMENT
START_BIT CLK13M_OUT L14
E9 TIME
TX_ON TSPACT05 END_ON/OFF
E8 TSPACT06 nCS6
SERIAL RPWRON
E7 PORT C205
TSPACT07 CLKX_SPI 18p
C6 TSPACT08 nMREQ
E6 TSPACT09 MAS1

B10
A10
U202 VR202

K4

A4
H10

F1

J4
TSPACT10 nWAIT PTWL3012GGM VPORT0402 220K
K13 TSPACT11 MCLK

OSCAS
PWON
RPWON

TDR
TEN

CK13M
D13 TSPEN0 ON_OFF D6 D10 ONnOFF
D12 OMEGA G3 F6 C5
TSPEN1 nRESPWON RESPWRONZ LCDSYNC
EN B14 TSPEN2
INTERRUPTS
TSCYM A6
C12 B6 D7 TIME B6
nSCS2 TSPEN3 INT4n IT_WAKEUP RTC_ALARM ON/OFF & TSCXM
EXT_FIQ D7 F7 INT1
SERIAL
ADIN1 B5 BATT_ID
EXT_IRQ E13 H4 INT2
INTERRUPT PORT ADIN2 A5 BATT_TEMP
D0 P9 CONTROL E6
D1 DATA00 ADIN3 RADIO_TEMP
K9 DATA01 TSCXP/ADIN4 D6 HOOKDETECT
D2 P10 F2 C6
D3 DATA02 TESTRESETZ MISC. TSCYP/ADIN5
N10 DATA03 C8 TEST1/BULON DAC F10
D4 K10 G2 B8 ANALOG F8
D5 DATA04 nEMU0 TEST2/BULENA DEBUG & AFC AFC
P11 DATA05 nEMU1 G4 A9 TEST3/BDLON I/O APC F9 PA_LEVEL
D6

ULYSSE
M11 DATA06 nBSCAN H4 TP218 B9 TEST4/BDLENA
TEST
AUXGND G8
D7 L11 JTAG & DEBUG H2 C7
D8 DATA07 TDI TDO C211 33n
N12 DATA08 TDO H3 A7 TDI
D9 P13 G1 B7 E10
D10 DATA09 TCK TCK BDLQM QN
N13 DATA10 TMS H1 A8 TMS BDLQP E9 QP
D11 M13 E8
D12 DATA11 BDLIM IN
M12 DATA12 BDLIP E7 IP
D13 N14 F12 J5 BASE BAND CODEC D9 R210A 1 2 1 2 R215A
D14 DATA13 BFSR BFSX BULQM R210B 3
M14 DATA14 BDR F13 K5 BDX BULQP D8 4 3 4 R215B
D15 BASE BAND
HERCROM20
L13 F14 G5 C10 R210C 5 6 5 6 R215C
DATA15 BFSX BFSR BULIM R210D 7
INTERFACE
BDX G13 H5 BDR BULIP C9 8 7 8 R215D

Nausica
MNR04-1k MNR04-1k
A0 J4
A1 ADD00 C209 470p C210 470p
K1 ADD01 VDX H12 K7 VDR MICBIAS K9 MICBIAS
A2 K2 MEMORY H13 G6 H7
A3 ADD02 VOICE BAND VDR VDX AUXI AUXI
K4 ADD03
INTERFACE
VFSRX H11 G7 VFS AGNDA1 J7
A4 L1 INTERFACE G11 H6 K8
A5 ADD04 VCLKRX VCK VOICE BAND CODEC MICIP MICIP
L2 ADD05 MICIN J8 MICIN
A6 L3 H9
A7 ADD06 EARP EARP
M1 ADD07 MCUDI A8 J6 UDX EARN H8 EARN
A8 N1 C8 K6 MCU J9
A9 ADD08 ARM SERIAL MCUDO UDR AUXOP AUXOP
M3 ADD09 MCUEN0 C7 F5 UEN
SERIAL PORT
AUXON J10 AUXON
A10 M2 PORT (SPI) B7 R211 10k K10 C231 47p C232 47p
A11 ADD10 MCUEN1 I/O8 BUZZOP Place C231 and C232 as
N2 ADD11 MCUEN2 I/O13 A7
A12 P2 C208 1u close to Nausica as
A13 ADD12
N3 ADD13 VAUX A3 possible
A14 L4 J13 B2 SIM A1
A15 ADD14 SIM_IO SDIO3 VS2
N4 ADD15 SIM_CLK J14 C4 SCLK3
LEVEL SHIFTER
VS1 B1
A16 P4 KEYBOARD INTERFACE POWER SUPPLY SIM K14 B3 A2 C207 220n
A17 ADD16 SIM_RST SRST3 SVDD SIM_VDD
K5 ADD17
INTERFACE
SIM_CD MAS0 J11 VR2B SDIO5 D4 SIM_I/O
A18 L5 J12 B4
A19 ADD18 SIM_PWCTL I/O5 SCLK5 SIM_CLK
N5 ADD19 SRST5 D5 SIM_RST
D[0..15] A20 P5 R204 20k
D[0..15] A21 ADD20
K6 VBAT_2 B201 PHR0621S-VE5
ADD21 CLK16X_IRDA R216 270R
UPR C3 UPR
A[0..21] K3 J3 1 2
A[0..21] VCC1 BATTERY VBACKUP
D2 E5
nFWE X_A(0)

XDI_O2
XDI_O1

KBR0
KBR1
KBR2
KBR3
KBR4
nFOE X_A(3)

VBAT
XDI_00

VCC2 VBAT
G9 MANAGEMENT E4
CS4 ADD22

nBHE I/O14

NFIQ
NIRQ
nBLE I/O15

FDP nIACK

VCC3 VCHG VCHG2

E3
GNDLMM
GNDLMM
GNDLMM
N11 GNDARM

ICTL
VDDLMM
VDDLMM
VDDLMM
P12 VDDARM

ICTL
XDI_O3
XDI_O4
XDI_O5
XDI_O6
XDI_O7

H14 GNDA1
G12 VDDA1

VDDS2
VDDS2
VDDS2
VDDS2

VDDS1
VDDS1
VDDS1
VDDS1
VDDS1

TP228
C214 100n C213 100n
KBC4
KBC3
KBC2

KBC0

K2
nCS3
nCS2
nCS1
nCS0

kBC1
RnW

GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
VDD
VDD
VDD
VDD

VR2B VR3 SWITCH

J1 FDBK
VR1 VR1B VR2 R205 H3 VOLTAGE
COMP
M10

0402-R-Short
D10

C10
A14
K12

P14

A13

E12

A12
F10

E2 REGULATORS G4
L12
L10
J10
M8
M7

M9

M5
N8

D5

D4

C3

N9

N6

N7
C5

VR2IN BGTR1
P7

P6

K8
K7

E5

B5
A5
A6

A4
B4

B3
A2

K3

P8

B8
A3

P1

B2

P3
L8

L7

L9

L6

J5

J2

D3 CURRENT/ G3
UPR VR2SEL BGTR2
VOLTAGE
BGTR3 G2
/WR REFERENCES BGTR4 H2
/RD H1 VR1OUT BGTR5 J2
E1 VR2OUT IBIAS G1
H10 VR3OUT VREF F4

REFGND
TP206 TP207 C1

K1 GNDR1
C2 GNDR2
G10 GNDR3
VR1BOUT VBAT_2 VBAT_2
D1 VR2BOUT
/CS2 VBAT VBAT
VPORT0402 220K

VPORT0402 220K

VPORT0402 220K

/CS2
KBC3
KBC2
KBC1
KBC0

KBR0
KBR1
KBR2
KBR3
KBR4

/CS1 C206 C228 R208

/CS1 VR2B VR2B

F3
/CS0 100n 47p 120k
/CS0 /BLE
/BLE VR2 VR2
/BHE D201
/BHE
RB751S-40 R217 10k
FDP 2 1
FDP
KBC[0..3]
KBC[0..3]
VR205

VR204

VR203

KBR[0..4]
KBR[0..4]
C218 C219 C220 C221 C222 C223 C224 C225 C229 C226 C227 C215 C216 C217
100n 100n 100n 100n 100n 10U 2u2 10U n.m 10U 10U 100n 100n 100n
BaseBand supply overview : 1

------------------------------------------------------- Lite-On Technology Corp.

VR1 (1.8V) Digital core & RTC Permanent Title
VR1B 2.0V Nova internal logic ON/OFF B1300 Baseband Chipset
VR2 2.0/2.9V Memory devices Permanent
Size Document Number Rev
VR2B 2.9V
VR3 2.9V
Nova & Samson peripherals
Nova analog supply
Permanent
ON/OFF -57- A2

Date:
<Doc>

Wednesday, January 22, 2003 Sheet 1 of 1

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 VR2B

END_ON/OFF
R351
KBC[0..3]
120k CN301
HEADJACK VBAT VBAT VBAT VCHG VCHG2 HSP323 HSP318 HSP313 HSP308 HSP306
R352 4R7

KBC0

KBC1

KBC2

KBC3
ACCDET 2 HSP322 HSP317 HSP312 HSP307
R354 4R7 3 BL-HB334E-TRB Blue
EAR_PHONE
R353 47R 4 D301 D302 D303 D304 D307 D308
AUXI_O HSP321 HSP316 HSP311
1 R319

1
47R
HSP320 HSP315 HSP310 VR306
R316 R327
KBR[0..4]
C352 C351 4K7 10R
R355 n.m. n.m. HSP319 HSP314 HSP309 VPORT0402 220K

6
2k2
VR302 VR303 VR304 VR305
2 R318 5
56R

2
HSP362
HSP361
KBR0 VPORT0402 220K VPORT0402 220K VPORT0402 220K VPORT0402 220K

VPORT0402 220K
Q302B 0805 Q302A
R302 R329 R330 R331 R332 R333 R334 IMT17 IMT17

1
6R8 6R8 6R8 6R8 6R8 6R8 R317
MICBIAS
3K3 BL-HB536A-TRB Blue S314 S315 S316 S317 S313

HSP327

HSP326

HSP325

HSP324
0402-R-Short KSW KSW KSW KSW KSW

R320 R321 R322 R323

15R 15R 15R 15R [OFF-HOOK] [BOOK] [C] [DOWN] [ON-HOOK/PWR]

4
R338

VR307
1k KBR1
C304 100n 2 Q301B
BACKLIGHT

1
MICIP IMX9 D309 D310 D311 D312
S301 S302 S303 S318

HSP331

HSP330

HSP329

HSP328
KSW KSW KSW KSW
R308

3
R303 R301 M301 680 R310 [1] [2] [3] [UP]
n.m 3k3 OB-22S42-C1033 6R8
2 R0603 KBR2

2
C305 100n
MICIN 1
S304 S305 S306

HSP334

HSP333

HSP332
VR2 VR2
KSW KSW KSW
HSP301 VR301 C301
VR2B VR2B
47p [4] [5] [6]
VBAT VBAT
KBR3
VPORT0402 220K
Microphone Backlight
S307 S308 S309

HSP337

HSP336

HSP335
KSW KSW KSW

[7] [8] [9]

KBR4
Receiver/Speaker EAR_PHONE
C333 47p

C353 Place C331 and C338 as S310 S311 S312

HSP340

HSP339

HSP338
10u close to TPA751DGN as KSW KSW KSW
C308 3n9 possible This portion place to top side
R356 120k of PCB near to speaker/receiver
Keypad [*] [0] [#]
EARP
C330
C306 1u 47p R306 9k1 VBAT The magnetic part of
C356 C329 1u/16V BRS-241302P should
47p VBAT
be connected to GND Vibrator VBAT
R304 4k7 C331 U302

2
47p TPA751DGN C313 47p LS301
AUXOP
4 6 BRS-241302P D313
IN- VDD DA221
C337 3 5 1
47p IN+ Vo+ C335
2
2 8 n.m C314

3
R357 120k C339 1u R326 C340 BYPASS Vo- C338 C355 680p

GND
9k1 n.m. 1 7 47p 47p 1
EARN nSD GND J301
2 LA4-436BB1

HSP303

HSP302
C357
47p 9

1
C332 C307 C312 C311 C310 C309 R339
R325 4k7 47p 1u 47p 47p 47p 47p 1k

HSP304

HSP305
5 Q301A
AUXON VIBRATOR
IMX9

C341 R335
47p 100k

6
SHUTDOWN

C334
47p

LCD Display

VR2B
D[0..15] C328
D[0..15] n.m
DS301
1 13 C322
A[0..21] VDD C3N 1u/16V
A[0..21]
2 C86 C1P 12

U303 U304 D0 R311D MNR04-100R C321

7 8 23 D0 C1N 11
K6F4016U4D 1u/16V
D0 B6 A3 A1 D0 E2 E1 A1 D1 R311C 5 6 MNR04-100R 22 10
D1 I/O0 A0 A2 D1 DQ0 A0 A2 D1 C2N
C5 I/O1 A1 A4 H2 DQ1 A1 D1
D2 C6 A5 A3 D2 E3 C1 A3 D2 R311B 3 4 MNR04-100R 21 9 C320
D3 I/O2 A2 A4 D3 DQ2 A2 A4 D2 C2P 1u/16V
D5 I/O3 A3 B3 H3 DQ3 A3 A1
D4 E5 B4 A5 D4 H4 B1 A5 D3 R311A 1 2 MNR04-100R 20 8 C327
I/O4 A4 A6 DQ4 A4 A6 D3 V2 VR2B
D5 F5 C3 D5 E4 D2 1u/16V
D6 I/O5 A5 A7 D6 DQ5 A5 A7 D4 R312D MNR04-100R C326
F6 I/O6 A6 C4 H5 DQ6 A6 C2 7 8 19 D4 V3 7
D7 G6 D4 A8 D7 E5 A2 A8 1u/16V
D8 I/O7 A7 A9 D8 DQ7 A7 A9 D5 R312C MNR04-100R C325
B1 I/O8 A8 H2 F2 DQ8 A8 B5 5 6 18 D5 V4 6
D9 C1 H3 A10 D9 G2 A5 A10 1u/16V
D10 I/O9 A9 A11 D10 DQ9 A9 A11 D6 R312B MNR04-100R C324
C2 I/O10 A10 H4 F3 DQ10 A10 C5 3 4 17 D6 V5 5
D11 D2 H5 A12 D11 G3 D5 A12 1u/16V
D12 I/O11 A11 A13 D12 DQ11 A11 A13 D7 R312A MNR04-100R C323
E2 I/O12 A12 G3 F4 DQ12 A12 B6 1 2 16 D7 V6 4
D13 F2 G4 A14 D13 G5 A6 A14 1u/16V
D14 I/O13 A13 A15 D14 DQ13 A13 A15 /RD R313A MNR04-100R
F1 I/O14 A14 F3 F5 DQ14 A14 C6 1 2 24 RD - E VEE 14
D15 G1 F4 A16 D15 G6 D6 A16
I/O15 A15 A17 DQ15 A15 A17 /WR R313B MNR04-100R
A16 E4 A16 E6 3 4 25 WR - R/W
E1 D3 A18 B2 A18 C319
VR2 Vcc A17 A19 A17 A19 A0
D6 H1 G4 C3 R313C 5 6 MNR04-100R 26 1u/16V
Vcc DNU VR2 Vcc A18 A20 A0
D1 GND F6 BYTE A19 D4
E3 B5 D3 A21 /CS2 R313D 7 8 MNR04-100R 28 3
NB CS A20 CS VSS
E6 GND DNU A6 VR2
A1 C316 A4 /RESET_OUT R314 100R 27 15
LB 100n WE RES VSS
UB B2 OE G1
H6 A2 H1 B4 G112064-23
NC OE Vss RESET
G2 NC WE G5 H6 Vss WP/ACC B3 VR2
CE F1
A3 R315 10k C317 C318
RY/BY n.m n.m
/BHE
/BHE /BLE Am29LV160B
/BLE

HSP354

HSP352
HSP351
HSP350
HSP349

HSP347
HSP346
HSP345
HSP344

HSP342
HSP341

HSP359
HSP358
HSP357

HSP355
HSP353

HSP348

HSP343

HSP356
VPORT0402 220K
/WR
/WR /RD
/RD /CS2
/CS2 /CS1
/CS1 /CS0
/CS0

VR310
FDP
FDP FWP
FWP /RESET_OUT Lite-On Technology Corp.
/RESET_OUT
Title
B1300 Baseband Peripheral
Size Document Number Rev

-58- A2

Date:
<Doc>

Wednesday, January 22, 2003 Sheet 1 of 1

2.2

I J
VRF2 1 3 ACTIVE CIRCUITRY:
VRF2
Synthesizer
47k
Q603 L613
10k DTA114YE R634 100n
Main VCO C668 C662
TX Main PLL + Main VCO
U601B
TXVCO_ON
2k7 27p 100n Aux PLL + Aux VCO PTRF6150

47

46
45
Offset PLL + TX/RX VCO

3
2
C601 C660

DETD
DETR
FILT
2 Z601 RX Main PLL + TX/RX VCO
L614 Q602 C621 C657 LDB25D500A0013A
R601 6n8 5p6 6p8 2SC5010 27p 33p 48 VAPC
220R R619 5 L 2

1
6k8

1
7 H 8 vhome
C602 L601 C622 R638
1n I
C604 2n7 2p7 68R C658

NC

NC

GND
D601

GND
Vcc3 LPF
4n7-5% HVC369B 33p
ECHU

9 APCEN
2

3
R637 C632

8 APC
100R 5p
C623 C605 VRF3
2p7 27p

R612 C617
Transmitter
0402-R-Short 27p
C603
33n-5%
ECHU
C671
U603
R602 R603 C669 R613 R614 RF3110

34

54
53

51

64

13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
4

1
2
1k2 680R n.m 1k2 1k5
C665 C666 C667 C664 1p R616

Main
MAINcp

OMIXrf

LBswitch
HBswitch
TXRXswitch

GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
VCC2_DCS_PCS GND
GND
GND
GND
VCO
U601D 120p n.m n.m 100n 6R8

MainSPUP1

RX1op

RX1on
PTRF6150 TX_1800 1 11

10

11
DCS_PCS_IN DCS_PCS_OUT

8
9

3
S
4

LB_ON
TX_ON
HB_ON
RX
Main R3 R615A R615B

Vcc
60 7 9

VCC2_GSM
HB GSM_IN GSM_OUT
R609 33R R610 33R 680R 680R

VCC_OUT
PLL RX TX 6
TXRXcp 59 13

VRAMP
PA_EN
CTRL

VBATT
B_SW

VREG
R607 3 R618

4
RX
82R LB 6R8
R2 58 C612 C613 C614 1 TX_900
Q-Mod PFD/CP GND TX
12n 1n, COG 100p

10

12
3

1
TX ECHU Low = GSM

8
Aux

12
14
16 CRF MainSPUP2 57 R617B R617A

2
5
7
PLL
I/Q Y601 680R 680R High = PCN
T RX
S

C637 R606 VON1885C28DKB

23 AUXvcop

AUXvcon

56 GNDtxcp
Test

n.m 1k8 R608 HSL1

14 AUXcp
VCO

2
3k3 STRIPLINE-inn
TX/RX VCO
29

24

TP606

2
C606 D602 L612
3p9 HVC369B 22n
VRF2 L609
L603 15n-LQP-type
120n

1
C607 L602
C608 C609 3p3 120n
100n 68p R640
AUX VCO
C663
1k 680p

R604
2k2
R605 C653 C610
2k2 1n 2n2-5%
C611
15n-5% C636
ECHU 22p C631 C633 C634
4U7-X5R 47p 12p

TCXOBUFEN
13 MHz VRF3

R633 C630
TCXOEN 15R n.m
C656
R631 1u
15R C654
2u2
Frontend E601 TP605
4

C652 J600 ANT-PAD-2_0-LGH

1n
Receiver U602 MS-147
VCC

AFC 1 3 2 4 FEM8450T
CTL OUT L608

2
U601C 12p

1
U604 PTRF6150 L604 15 2 1

TX-900

TX-1800
Y602 SN74AHC1GU04DCKR 1n8 C626 ANT
GND

GND
GND
GND
GND

C655 TOA1300VPM4DKG-SM2 Main PLL DCS1nan 44 3.3nH

3

n.m DCS1nap 43

4
R629 9 3
1M L605 C624 RX-1800A GND C615 C616
6
2

5
6
7
8

R630 PCS1nan 41 1n8 n.m C627 GND n.m n.m

10 RX-1800B GND 7
560R x2 90 PCS1nap 40 8
13MHZ GND
GND 11
GND 14
I/Q L606 12p 16
10n-5% GND
GSM1nan 37 13
TX_ON :2 GSM1nap 36 RX-900B

VC1

VC2
12 RX-900A

30 DECRXmix
PA_LEVEL GNDlna 39 L607 C625 Switch TX900 TX1800 RX900/RX1800
10n-5% n.m VCC1 2.8 V 0V 0V

25 RXmixQp

26 RXmixQn

27 RXmixIp

28 RXmixIn
VBAT VCC2 0V 2.8 V 0V

1
C635
/PA_ON1800 n.m

/PA_ON900

C618
C620 C619 n.m
U601A
PTRF6150
PG3.0
Peripherals 1n 1n C628
47p
C629
12p

61 Vbat3 Reg 3 Vreg3 62

VRF3
6 Vbat2 Reg 2 Vreg2 7
VRF2
VR2B
50 Vbat1 Reg 1 Vreg1 49 VRF1 VRF3 Q601
Si1905DL
C638
n.m 10 VR4in 38 C649 C650 C651
LNA/TX offset mixer - Vcc2
42 4U7-X5R 4U7-X5R 4U7-X5R C670 1 6
Demod / PA Ctrl - Vcc3
CLK 2 R628A 11 CLK n.m R624
Interface

1 RX Buf / TX PFD - Vcc4 52

DATA 3 4 R628B 12 DATA TX CP - Vcc6 55 47k 2 5
Seriel

EN 5 6 R628C 13 EN R625
Main VCO core - Vcc8 33 3 4 47k
/RESET_RF 7 8 R628D 17 RX BB / VCO Buf - Vcc1
ResetZ Main CP - Vcc5 63
MNR04-1k AUX VCO - Vcc7 22
QN 18 QN AUX PLL / 13Mhz - Vcc9 15
QP 19 QP I/Q Main Counters - Vcc10 3 VRF3
IN 20 IN RX &
IP 21 IP TX Bandgap 32
BIASref 31
GND C642 C643 C644 C641 C645 C648 C647 C646
n.m 1p 5p6 n.m 1n 10n n.m 27p
65

35

TP601 TP604
TP602 TP603
1

RADIO_TEMP Lite-On Technology Corp.

Title
R632
0402-R-Short B1300 Clara RF
TO/FROM BASEBAND C639 R627 C640 Size Document Number Rev
n.m 9k76 1% 100n
-59- A2

Date:
<Doc>

Monday, January 27, 2003 Sheet 1 of 1

2.2

I
-60-
 Chapter 9. Tooling List

Level 1

ITEM FUNCTION SPEC

MAGANIFY(20 TIME ) Motic 20x~80
DOUBLE TAPY ( 3M) 8*22 mm
TAPE CUTER MACHINE ELM
PINCES Pick up small part 3C
SCREW DRIVE Screwing HIOS CL3000
ELIMINATOR AIR GUN Clean lens 3M Model 908
LONG FIBER CLOTH Clean hand set 15*15 CM
DUMMY BATTERY For testing
TEST SIM CARD
ANTISTATIC GLOVE
ESD COMPONENT BOX ( SMALL )
ESD COMPONENT BOX ( BIG )
ESD WRIST STRIP
ESD TRAY
ANTISTATIC TABLE CLOTH
SCREW FEEDER
HAND SCREW DRIVE

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Level 2

ITEM FUNCTION SPEC

Buzzer/Mic Replace
LED Replace
Murcury Battery Replace
SOLDER STATION Weller WES50
SOLDER WIRE Kester 0.6mm
FLUX PASTE Fmkanc32-200
MAGANIFY(20 TIME) Motic 20x~80x
DOUBLE TAPY (3M) 8*22 mm
TAPE CUTER MACHINE ELM
PINCES Pick up small part 3C
SCREW DRIVE Screwing HIOS CL3000
ELIMINATOR AIR GUN Clean lens 3M Model 908
LONG FIBER CLOTH Clean hand set 15*15 CM
DUMMY BATTERY For testing
PRINTER
SCANNER
PC
TEST SIM CARD
ANTISTATIC CLOTH
ANTISTATIC GLOVE
ANTISTATIC SHOES
ESD COMPONENT BOX ( SMALL )
ESD COMPONENT BOX ( BIG )
CLEANNER
CLEANNER BOTTLE
ESD WRIST STRIP
ESD TRAY
ANTISTATIC TABLE CLOTH
SCREW FEEDER
SOLDER IRON JIG
HAND SCREW DRIVE`

- 62 -
Level 3

ITEM FUNCTION SPEC

Buzzer/Mic Replace
LED Replace
Murcury Battery Replace
SOLDER STATION Weller WES50
SOLDER WIRE Kester 0.6mm
FLUX PASTE Fmkanc32-200
MAGANIFY(20 TIME) Motic 20x~80x
DOUBLE TAPY (3M) 8*22 mm
TAPE CUTER MACHINE ELM
PINCES Pick up small part 3C
SCREW DRIVE Screwing HIOS CL3000
ELIMINATOR AIR GUN Clean lens 3M Model 908
LONG FIBER CLOTH Clean hand set 15*15 CM
DUMMY BATTERY For testing
PRINTER
SCANNER
PC
TEST SIM CARD
ANTISTATIC CLOTH
ANTISTATIC GLOVE
ANTISTATIC SHOES
ESD COMPONENT BOX ( SMALL )
ESD COMPONENT BOX ( BIG )
CLEANNER
CLEANNER BOTTLE
ESD WRIST STRIP
ESD TRAY
ANTISTATIC TABLE CLOTH
SCREW FEEDER
SOLDER IRON JIG
HAND SCREW DRIVE`

- 63 -
 Chapter 10. Equipment List

Level 2

ITEM FUNCTION SPEC

PC
Dummy Battery
Multimeter
OSC SCOPE
SPECTRUM

Level 3

ITEM FUNCTION SPEC

HP 8960/HP 8922/R&S CMU200
HP 66311B (DC Power)
PC
GPIB Card (HP82350A)
Dummy Battery
Multimeter
OSC SCOPE
SPECTRUM
HP E6392B

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Chapter 11. Exploded View & Replacement Part List

11.1 Exploded View

M3 M4 M5 M6 M7 M9
M8
M1 M10
M12
M2 M11

M14 M16 M17

M18 M15
M13

-65-
 <Parts List of Exploded View>

No. Location No. LG Part No. GVC Part No. Description Service

M1 MDAL0002501 R2920002A0 B1300 bezel for LG Y

M2 MWAZ0002901 R3870192R0 B1300 LENS FOR LG Y

M3 MCJK0017802 R2710338R0 B1300 Front Case (SV) Y

M4 LS301(BRS-241302P) SUSY0009201 HJ001190M0 Speaker & Receiver BRS-241302P Y

M5 MHGD0001701 R3850037Q0 LCM METAL SHEET1 0.2t Y
M6 SAFY0078401 8404C699 Main Board + Keypad Y
M7 SNGF0002201 R3930047M0 ANTENNA EMBEDED(IN BUILD ANTENNA) Y
M8 J103 ENZY0012801 R3010218M0 Battery connector C07-105-0029 Y
M9 ACGM0022802 R2720244R0 B1300 Rear Case Assembly (SV) Y
M10 MCCF0010801 R3814030J0 B1300 RUBBER CAP FOR ANTENNA Y
M11 SBPL0064501 JB040094A0 BATTERY PACK,LI-ION Y
M12 MCJA0004502 R2770040R0 B1300 Battery Cover (SV) Y
M13 MKAA0008401 R392008110 B1300 P+R KEYPAD (Russia) Y
M14 ADCA0013701 R401000810 B1300 METAL DOME Y
M15 M301 SUMY0006601 HJ11006590 MICRO PHONE OB-22S42-C1033 with Polymatech Y
M16 J301 (LA4-436BB1) SJMY0005701 R400001180 Vibrator 3V 11200rpm LA4-436BB1 Y
M17 GMZZ0009501 R3220072U0 MACHINE SCREW M1.6x3mm T6 Y
M18 MCCC0010101 R3814033J0 B1300 RUBBER CAP FOR EAR-MIC Y

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 11-2 Replacement Part List
Chip set

No. Location No. LG Part No. GVC Part No. Description Service

U201 CG010288B0 ASIC ULYSSE Hercrom200 DBBµBGA_179p N

U202 CG010438B0 ASIC Nausica_CS TWL3012GGM ABB µBGA_100p N

IC ASIC Clara Transceiver TRF6150 S-PQFP-G64

U601 CG01042DB0 N
Re3.1

Memory

Item Location No. LG Part No. GVC Part No. Description Service

U303 BB31911Y80 SRAM IC CHD416LVB-70 BGA 48P N

Flash Memory IC 32Mbit dual-bank

U304 BG16907YT0 N
AM29DL323GT90WMI

Electronic - Baseband Active

Item Location No. LG Part No. GVC Part No. Description Service

U302 #N/A DA01043Y30 IC Audio Amplifier TPA751DGN S-PDSO-G8 N

IC MOSFET+Schottky Diode Si4833DY SO-8 Vishay

Q101 DE04096YD0 N
Siliconix

Q301 EQBN0013601 EAE1000340 TR NPN Pair IMX9 SMT6 Y

Q302 EQBP0007601 EBE1000240 TR PNP Pair IMT17 SMT6 Y
D201 EDSY0011501 EJ12005840 Schottky Diode RB751S-40 SOD523 Y
D313 EDSY0011601 EJE1001640 Diode Pair DA221 SOT416 Y

D301,D302,D303,D304
EDLH0008901 EL500290D0 LED 0816 BL-HB536E-TRB Blue Y
, D307,D308

D309,D310,D311,D312 EDLH0009001 EL500289D0 LED 0622 BL-HB334E-TRB Blue Y

Y201 EXXY0016101 EM432762T0 X'TAL 32.768KHZ MS1V-TK 20PPM 12.5PF SMD 2P Y
D101,D104 #N/A HH000010X0 ESD Protection P0402FC08C P0402FC N

Electronic - RF Active

Item Location No. LG Part No. GVC Part No. Description Service

U602 CG31028YR0 IC Front End Module FEM8450T N

U603 EUSY0138203 DA01048YT0 IC Power Amplifier RF3110 Y
U604 DE04099Y30 IC INVERTOR SN74AHC1GU04DCKR SOT353 TI N
Z601 DE04103YZ0 IC BALUN LDB32920M05D-463 N
Q602 EQBN0015101 EA95857850 TR NPN 2SC5010-T1 Y
Q603 EQBP0007401 EB95001840 TR PNP DTA114YE EMT3 Y
Q601 EQFP0004001 EGE10002T0 Dual P-Channel 1.8V MOSFET Si1905DL SOT363 Y
D601,D602 EDVY0001601 EJE10018I0 Variable Capacitance Diode for VCO HVC369B Y
Y601 EXSC0005501 EMA0001410 VCO VON1885C28DKB Y
Y602 EXSK0003301 EN913003L0 VCTCXO 13MHz TOA1300VPM4DKG-SM2 Y

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 Electronic - Passive

Item Location No. LG Part No. GVC Part No. Description Service

R106,R302,R361,R362
FM21000010 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 0ohm 1005 N
,R363

R107,R108,R114,R354 FM210479X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 4.7ohm 1005 N

R616,R618 FM210689X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 6.8ohm 1005 N
R327 FM01010010 CHIP RES 1/10W 5% 10ohm 1608 N

R631,R633,R320,R321
FM210150X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 15ohm 1005 N
,R322,R323

R310 FM01068910 CHIP RES 1/10W 5% 6.8ohm 0603 N

R605 FM01022210 CHIP RES 1/10W 5% 2.2K 1608 N
R609,R610 FM21033010 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 33ohm 1005 N
R110,R319,R353 FM210470X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 47ohm 1005 N
R318 FM00056010 CHIP RES 1/8W 5% 56ohm 2012 N
R638 FM210680X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 68ohm 1005 N
R607 FM210820X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 82ohm 1005 N
R637,R314 FM21010110 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 100ohm 1005 N
R601 FM210221X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 220ohm 1005 N

R216,R329,R330,R331
FM21027110 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 270ohm 1005 N
,R332,R333,R334

R630 FM210561X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 560ohm 1005 N

R603,R308 FM210681X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 680ohm 1005 N
R338,R339,R640,R352 FM21010210 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 1K 1005 N
R602,R613 FM210122X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 1.2K 1005 N
R614 FM210152X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 1.5K 1005 N
R606 FM210182X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 1.8K 1005 N
R355,R604 FM210222X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 2.2K 1005 N
R634 FM21027210 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 2.7K 1005 N
R301,R608,R317 FM210332X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 3.3K 1005 N
R304,R325,R316 FM21047210 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 4.7k 1005 N
R619 FM21068210 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 6.8K 1005 N
R306,R326 FM21091210 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 9.1K 1005 N

R115,R209,R211,R315
FM210103X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 10K 1005 N
,R217,R212

R102,R204 FM210203X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 20K 1005 N

R207 FM210224X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 220K 1005 N
R624,R625 FM210473X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 47K 1005 N
R111,R206,R335 FM210104X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 100K 1005 N
R208,R351,R356,R357 FM210124X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 120K 1005 N
R629 FM210105X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 5% 1M 1005 N
R627 FN219761X0 CHIP RES 1/16W 1% 9.76K 1005 N
R101 FN900228X0 CHIP RES 1/4W 1% 0.22ohm 2012 N

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Item Location No. LG Part No. GVC Part No. Description Service
R103 FP911024X0 CHIP RES ARRAY 1/16W 5% 1Kohm 4P2R MNR02 N
R210,R215,R628 FP911025X0 CHIP RES ARRAY 1/16W 5% 1K 8P4R MNR04 N

CHIP RES ARRAY 1/16W 5% 100Kohm 8P4R

R109 FP91104510 N
MNR04

R104,R105 FP914705X0 CHIP RES ARRAY 1/16W 5% 47ohm 8P4R MNR04 N

R311,R312,R313 FP911015X0 CHIP RES ARRAY 1/16W 5% 100ohm 8P4R MNR04 N
R615,R617 FP916814X0 CHIP RES ARRAY 1/16W 5% 680ohm 4P2R MNR02 N
VR113,VR301,VR307,
VR310,C335,VR101,V
R102,VR103,VR104,V
R105,VR106,VR107,V FR00000130 VARISTOR VPORT0402 220K N
R108,VR109,VR110,V
R111,VR112,C351,C3
52
C610 GH022252P0 CHIP FILM 2012 2.2n/50V J 5% N
C604 GH047222P0 CHIP FILM 2012 4.7n/16V JN N
C613 GM01025270 CHIP MONO 2012 1n/50V JN N
C103,C208,C319,C320
,C321,C322,C323,C32
GM41056370 CHIP MONO 1608 1u/16V K/X5R N
4,C325,C326,C327,C3
29
C103,C208,C319,C320
,C321,C322,C323,C32
GM410523J0 CHIP MONO 1608 1u/16V K N
4,C325,C326,C327,C3
29
C224,C654 GM02251H70 CHIP MONO 2012 2.2u/10V MX N
C631,C649,C650,C651 GM04751K70 CHIP MONO 2012 4.7u/10V KR N
C612 GH112322P0 CHIP FILM 3216 12n/16V J 5% N
C611 GH115322P0 CHIP FILM 3216 15n/16V J5% N
C603 GH133322P0 CHIP FILM 3216 33n/16V J 5% N
C106,C113,C223,C225
,C226,C227,C353,C10 GM01060Z70 CHIP MONO 2012 10u/6.3V M/X5R N
1,C360,C361
C602 GM41025270 CHIP MONO 1608 0.001u/50V J N
C104 GM41042370 CHIP MONO 1608 0.1u/16V KX N
C207 GM42241370 CHIP MONO 1608 0.22u/10V K/X7R N
C643,C671 GM60105B70 CHIP MONO 1005 1p/50V CN N
C622,C623 GM62795B70 CHIP MONO 1005 2.7p/50V CN N
C607 GM63395270 CHIP MONO 1005 3.3p/50V JN N
C606 GM63995270 CHIP MONO 1005 3.9p/50V JN N
C632 GM60505B70 CHIP MONO 1005 5p/50V CN N
C601,C644 GM65695270 CHIP MONO 1005 5.6p/50V JN N
L608 HB11014940 INDUCTOR CHIP 1005 2.7nH ±0.3 N
C660 GM66895270 CHIP MONO 1005 6.8p/50V JN N
C626,C627,C629,C634 GM61205270 CHIP MONO 1005 12P/50V JN +/- 5%, NPO N
C203,C204,C205 GM61805270 CHIP MONO 1005 18p/50V JN N
C105,C636 GM62205270 CHIP MONO 1005 22p/50V JN N

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Item Location No. LG Part No. GVC Part No. Description Service

C605,C617,C621,C646
GM62705270 CHIP MONO 1005 27p/50V JN N
,C668

C657,C658 GM63302270 CHIP MONO 1005 33p/50V JN N

C110,C111,C112,C114
,C228,C231,C232,C30
1,C313,C330,C331,C3
32,C333,C334,C337,C GM64705270 CHIP MONO 1005 47p/50V JN N
338,C341,C355,C628,
C633,C309,C310,C311
,C312,C356,C357

C609 GM66805270 CHIP MONO 1005 68p/50V JN N

C614 GM61015270 CHIP MONO 1005 100p/50V JN N
C665 GM61215270 CHIP MONO 1005 120p/50V JN N
C209,C210 GM64715370 CHIP MONO 1005 470P/50V KX +/- 10%, X7R N
C314,C663 GM66815370 CHIP MONO 1005 680p/50V KX N

C212,C619,C620,C645
GM61025370 CHIP MONO 1005 0.001u/50V KX N
,C652,C653

C308 GM63925370 CHIP MONO 1005 3.9nF/50V JN N

C648,C362 GM61032370 CHIP MONO 1005 0.01u/16V KX +/- 10%, X7R N
C102 GM62232370 CHIP MONO 1005 0.022u/16V KX N
C211 GM63331370 CHIP MONO 33n/10v K/X7R 1005 N

C107,C206,C213,C214
,C215,C216,C217,C21
8,C219,C220,C221,C2 GM61041370 CHIP MONO 1005 0.1u/10V K X5R N
22,C304,C305,C316,C
608,C640,C662,C664

C306,C307,C339,C656 GM61050870 CHIP MONO 1005 1u/6.3V ZY N

L604,L605 HB11030440 CHIP INDUCTOR 1005 1.8nH 300mA +/- 0.3nH N

CHIP INDCTOR 1005 2.7nH +/-0.1nH 220mA FILM

L601 HB110331U0 N
TYPE

L614 HB11001040 CHIP INDUCTOR 1005 6.8nH 300mA 10% N

L606,L607 HB11028940 CHIP INDUCTOR 1005 10nH 250mA 10% N
L612 HB11029140 CHIP INDUCTOR 1005 22nH 250mA 10% N
L602,L603 HB11031340 CHIP INDUCTOR 1005 120nH 250mA 10% N
L613 HB11033040 CHIP INDUCTOR 1005 100nH 100mA +/-5% N

CHIP INDUCTOR SMD 1608 15nH +/-2% 150mA

L609 HB110335U0 N
FILM TYPE

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 ELECTRO-MECH

Item Location No. LG Part No. GVC Part No. Description Service
B201 SBCL0001103 JB040124V0 BACKUP BATTERY 3.3V 6.8*2.1 MS621F FL11N Y
M4 LS301(BRS-241302P) SUSY0009201 HJ001190M0 Speaker & Receiver BRS-241302P Y
M15 M301 SUMY0006601 HJ11006590 MICRO PHONE OB-22S42-C1033 with Polymatech Y
DS301 SVLM0006101 JG100140U0 LCD MODULE FSTN 28P Y
J600 ENWY0002501 R301016960 RF MECHANICAL CONNECTOR MS-147 Y
J102 ENSY0008301 R3010204F0 SIM CONNECTOR 11.7x7.5x2.0 ASB06E-A0G15 Y
M8 J103 ENZY0012801 R3010218M0 Battery connector C07-105-0029 Y

J104 (GT051-18P-LSS-
ENEY0003101 R3010274P0 Connector 0.5mm 18pin GT051-18P-LSS-LB-NB Y
SB-NB)

CN301 ENJE0003601 R3950068I0 EARPHONE Jack LGK1709-1601 Y

M16 J301 (LA4-436BB1) SJMY0005701 R400001180 Vibrator 3V 11200rpm LA4-436BB1 Y
R401A011S0 Meatl CAN RF A316 N
SSAD0007903 JB100159E0 B1300 Travel Adapter Y

PCB

Item Location No. LG Part No. GVC Part No. Description Service
PCB 6 LAYER KG10320000 BOARD B1300 103mmx39mmx6 Layer N

Mechanics

Item Location No. LG Part No. GVC Part No. Description Service
MCJK0017801 R2710387R0 B1300 Front Case (CO) Y
M3 MCJK0017802 R2710338R0 B1300 Front Case (SV) Y
M1 MDAL0002501 R2920002A0 B1300 bezel for LG Y
M2 MWAZ0002901 R3870192R0 B1300 LENS FOR LG Y
ACGM0022801 R2720271R0 B1300 Rear Case Assembly (CO) Y
M9 ACGM0022802 R2720244R0 B1300 Rear Case Assembly (SV) Y
MCJA0004501 R2770047R0 B1300 Battery Cover (CO) Y
M12 MCJA0004502 R2770040R0 B1300 Battery Cover (SV) Y
M14 ADCA0013701 R401000810 B1300 METAL DOME Y
M13 MKAA0008401 R392008110 B1300 P+R KEYPAD (Russia) Y
M17 GMZZ0009501 R3220072U0 MACHINE SCREW M1.6x3mm T6 Y
M7 SNGF0002201 R3930047M0 ANTENNA EMBEDED(IN BUILD ANTENNA) Y
M10 MCCF0010801 R3814030J0 B1300 RUBBER CAP FOR ANTENNA Y
M5 MHGD0001701 R3850037Q0 LCM METAL SHEET1 0.2t Y
MPBZ0027701 R3630113G0 B1300 Sponge for backup battery Y
M18 MCCC0010101 R3814033J0 B1300 RUBBER CAP FOR EAR-MIC Y

PCBA

Item Location No. LG Part No. GVC Part No. Description Service
M6 SAFY0078401 8404C699 Main Board + Keypad Y

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 Chapter 12. Repair Record Form

LITE-ON Technology Corp.

PEPAIR ORDER / JOB SHEET
Customer : CONTACTPHONE NO.:

MODEL NO.：

CONTACTPHONE NO : MSN NO.：

IMEI NO.：

INSPECTION ITEM
LABEL WARRANTY Re-send

EQUIPMENT RECEIVED
ANT. ANT CAP Battery Gold-card User-card

COMPLAINT
NO ON/OFF POOR RECEPTION NOISY

WATER-DAMAGED DROP-DAMAGED DROPPED CALL

NO Tx/Rx NO IN/OUT NO SVC

NO CHARGE KEYPAD DISPLAY

VIBRATOR CHECK CARD/INSERT CARD NOISY

SUBMITTED BY : DATE : RECEIVED BY : DATE :

Failure / Cause Repair Component Duration Comp. Fee Engineer Date

QUOTATION : YES NO
INVOICE NO AMOUNT VAT TOTAL

APPROVED BY : CONFIRMED WORK DONE/RECEIVED

BY :

4 Copies : ( 1. User 2. Level 1 3. Level 2 4. Level 3 )

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