F03 EVB

User Manual
5G Series

Version: V1.0.0

Release Date: July, 2019

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Revision History
Version Release Date Author Summary of Change
V1.0.0 2019.07.09 Initial version

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Contents
REVISION HISTORY .................................................................................................................................. 3

FIGURE INDEX ........................................................................................................................................... 6

TABLE INDEX............................................................................................................................................. 7

1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................ 8

1.1 Safety Information .......................................................................................................................................... 8

2 GENERAL OVERVIEW ........................................................................................................................ 9

2.1 Key Features ...................................................................................................................................................... 9

2.2 Interface Overview ........................................................................................................................................ 10

2.3 Top and Bottom Views of M.2 EVB ......................................................................................................... 12

2.4 EVB Kit Accessories....................................................................................................................................... 13

3 EVB KIT ACCESSORIES ASSEMBLY ................................................................................................ 14

4 APPLICATION INTERFACES............................................................................................................ 15

4.1 Power Interface (J101/J701) ...................................................................................................................... 15

4.2 M.2 Interface (J501) ...................................................................................................................................... 17

4.3 USB Interface (J701/J201) .......................................................................................................................... 18

4.4 (U)SIM Interfaces (J803) .............................................................................................................................. 19

4.5 JTAG Interfaces (J1401/J1402) .................................................................................................................. 20

4.6 PCIE Interfaces(J801) .................................................................................................................................... 20

4.7 Switches and Button .................................................................................................................................... 21

4.8 Status Indication LEDs ................................................................................................................................. 23

4.9 Test Points ....................................................................................................................................................... 24

5 OPERATION PROCEDURES ILLUSTRATION ................................................................................. 26

5.1 Power on the Module .................................................................................................................................. 26

5.2 Communication via USB Type-B Interface ........................................................................................... 27

5.3 M.2 Module download port use .............................................................................................................. 29

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5.4 Reset the Module .......................................................................................................................................... 29

5.5 Power off the Module ................................................................................................................................. 30

5.6 Test Current Consumption ........................................................................................................................ 30

6 ANTENNA PORT MAPPING ........................................................................................................... 31

7 APPENDIX A REFERENCES ............................................................................................................. 32

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Figure Index
Figure 1: F03 EVB Interface Overview .......................................................................................................................... 10

Figure 2: M.2 EVB Top View ............................................................................................................................................. 12

Figure 3: M.2 EVB Bottom View ..................................................................................................................................... 12

Figure 4: M.2 EVB Kit Accessories ................................................................................................................................. 13

Figure 5: M.2 EVB Kit Accessories Assembly ............................................................................................................. 14

Figure 6: Power Interface.................................................................................................................................................. 15

Figure 7: Power Interface.................................................................................................................................................. 16

Figure 8: Power Plug Design ........................................................................................................................................... 16

Figure 9: Connection between the Module and EVB ............................................................................................. 17

Figure 10: USB interface of J701, J201 ......................................................................................................................... 18

Figure 11: Pin Assignments of J803 .............................................................................................................................. 19

Figure 12: J1401(BTB conn) and J1402(Jtag conn) of J1401/J1402 ................................................................... 20

Figure 13: J801(Oculink conn) ........................................................................................................................................ 20

Figure 14: Switches and Button ..................................................................................................................................... 21

Figure 15: Status Indicators ............................................................................................................................................. 23

Figure 16: Test Point J501 ................................................................................................................................................. 24

Figure 17: Test Points J1401 for JTAG test point ...................................................................................................... 25

Figure 18: USB Ports(90DB) ............................................................................................................................................. 27

Figure 19: COM Port Setting Field on QCOM (USB AT Port Connection) ....................................................... 28

Figure 20: Configurations for Firmware Upgrade .................................................................................................... 29

Figure 21: Location of R607............................................................................................................................................. 30

Figure 22: Location of TP605 (Vbat) and D_GND .................................................................................................... 30

Figure 23: F03 M.2 EVB ..................................................................................................................................................... 31

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Table Index
Table 1: Key Features of M.2 EVB..................................................................................................................................... 9

Table 2: Interfaces of F03 EVB ......................................................................................................................................... 11

Table 3: Accessories List .................................................................................................................................................... 13

Table 4: Pin Assignments of J803 .................................................................................................................................. 19

Table 5: Description of the Switches and Button ..................................................................................................... 22

Table 6: Description of Status Indicators .................................................................................................................... 23

Table 7: Pin Definition of J501 ........................................................................................................................................ 24

Table 8: Pin Definition of J1401 ...................................................................................................................................... 25

Table 9: Indication of D101, D102 and D103 ............................................................................................................. 26

Table 10: Terms and Abbreviations ............................................................................................................................... 32

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1 Introduction
This document describes how to use the F03 EVB (Evaluation Board). It is an assistant tool for
engineers to develop and test F03 modules, which are designed in M.2 form factor.

1.1 Safety Information

The following safety precautions must be observed during all phases of operation, such as usage,
service or repair of any cellular terminal or mobile incorporating with F03 module. Manufacturers of
the cellular terminal should send the following safety information to users and operating personnel,
and incorporate these guidelines into all manuals supplied with the product. If not so, we assume no
liability for customers’ failure to comply with these precautions.

Full attention must be given to driving at all times in order to reduce the risk of an accident.
Using a mobile while driving (even with a handsfree kit) causes distraction and can lead to an
accident. Please comply with laws and regulations restricting the use of wireless devices while
driving.
Switch off the cellular terminal or mobile before boarding an aircraft. The operation of
wireless appliances in an aircraft is forbidden to prevent interference with communication
systems. If the device offers an Airplane Mode, then it should be enabled prior to boarding an
aircraft. Please consult the airline staff for more restrictions on the use of wireless devices on
boarding the aircraft.

Wireless devices may cause interference on sensitive medical equipment, so please be aware
of the restrictions on the use of wireless devices when in hospitals, clinics or other healthcare
facilities.

Cellular terminals or mobiles operating over radio signals and cellular network cannot be
guaranteed to connect in all possible conditions (for example, with unpaid bills or with an
invalid (U)SIM card). When emergent help is needed in such conditions, please remember
using emergency call. In order to make or receive a call, the cellular terminal or mobile must
be switched on in a service area with adequate cellular signal strength.

The cellular terminal or mobile contains a transmitter and receiver. When it is ON, it receives
and transmits radio frequency signals. RF interference can occur if it is used close to TV set,
radio, computer or other electric equipment.

In locations with potentially explosive atmospheres, obey all posted signs to turn off wireless
devices such as your phone or other cellular terminals. Areas with potentially explosive
atmospheres include fuelling areas, below decks on boats, fuel or chemical transfer or storage
facilities, areas where the air contains chemicals or particles such as grain, dust or metal
powders, etc.

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2 General Overview
China Mobile supplies F03 EVB for designers to develop applications based on F03 module. The EVB
can test all functionalities of these modules.

2.1 Key Features

The following table describes the detailed features of F03 EVB.

Table 1: Key Features of M.2 EVB

Features Update Data

Power Supply DC power supply: 11.4V~12.6V, typically: 12.0V/ 2A

M.2 Interface Standard PCI Express M.2 interface
− Micro USB connector
USB Interfaces
− Support USB 2.0
− Support (U)SIM card: 3.0V and 1.8V
(U)SIM Interfaces − Include USIM1 interfaces
− Support Dual SIM Single Standby*
Switches:
− Power Switch (S101), PWRKEY (S103), Disable1(SW1407)
− Disable1(SW1408), DPR(SW1409), USB Switch (S1406)
Button:
− RESET (S102)
Switches and Button
− Force USB(SW1401)
− GPIO_75(SW1402)
− EBI2_AD_1(SW1404)
− EBI2_AD_2(SW1403)
− EBI2_AD_5(SW1405)
Signal Indication 3 LEDs are available for signal indication
Physical Characteristics TBD

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2.2 Interface Overview

Figure 1: F03 EVB Interface Overview

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Table 2: Interfaces of F03 EVB

Interface Reference No. Description

− The power jack on the EVB.
J101
− Typical supply voltage: +12V
Power Supply
− USB Micro-B interface
J701
− Typical supply voltage: +5V
Power Switch S101 Power ON/OFF control
PWRKEY S103 Turn on/off the module
− USB Switch control (left : FPC,right: M.2)
USB Switch S1406 − FPC port for USB download; M.2 port for under normal
usage.
− Reset button (push button)
RESET S102
− Used to reset the module
− USB device interface
USB Micro-B J701
− Can also be used to supply power for the EVB
(U)SIM J401 (U)SIM card connector
USB Micro-B J201 Debug port, UART to USB (need use FPC)
− D101 (Power ON/OFF indicator) is used to indicate power
− ON/OFF status of the EVB
Status Indication − D102 is used to indicate whether RF is capable of
D101, D102, D103
LEDs transmitting
− D103 is used to indicate a URC reporting which could wake
− up the module
M.2 J501 M.2 standard connector for the module
− J501 is M.2 module connector
J501, J801, J1401, − J801 is Oculink connector for PCIE interface
Connectors
J1402 − J1401 is M.2 for debug with FPC to JTAG connector
− J1402 is JTAG connector (Trace 32)
SW1401~SW1405 − GPIO signal
GPIO
SW1407~SW1409 − used to pull high or pull low

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2.3 Top and Bottom Views of M.2 EVB

The top and bottom views of the M.2 EVB are shown as following figures.

Figure 2: M.2 EVB Top View

Figure 3: M.2 EVB Bottom View

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2.4 EVB Kit Accessories

All accessories of the M.2 EVB kit are listed as below.

Figure 4: M.2 EVB Kit Accessories

Table 3: Accessories List

Items Description Quantity Notice

− RF cables (Black) for LTE+Sub-6G Antennas 4 B

Cable
− RF cables (2 wires: Black+white) for mmWave Antanna 3 A
FPC(LCP) LCP for mmWave Antenna module 3 C
− LTE+Sub-6G Antennas 4 D
Antennas
− mmWave Antenna Module 3 E
FPC FPC connect M.2 module and EVB for UART and J-TAG 1 F
Adaptor Output:12V/2A 1 G
Heat Sink Heatsink on the M.2 module for Thermal solution 1 H

The main antenna can also be used for diversity reception.

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3 EVB Kit Accessories

Assembly
The following figure shows the EVB kit accessories assembly.

Figure 5: M.2 EVB Kit Accessories Assembly

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4 Application Interfaces
This chapter describes the hardware interfaces of M.2 EVB, shown as follows:

Power interface
M.2 interface
USB interface
(U)SIM interface
JTag interface
PCIE interface

It also provides information about button, switches, status indication LEDs and test points to help
customers use the F03 EVB.

4.1 Power Interface (J101/J701)

The M.2 EVB can be powered by an external power adapter through connecting with the power jack
(J101) or USB receptacle (J701) on the EVB. The power adapter connects to a step-down converter
which can provide the supply voltage (VBAT) required for operating the EVB and the module.

The following two figures show the simplified power supply schematic and the power interface of the
M.2 EVB.

Figure 6: Power Interface

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5V DC power supply

Figure 7: Power Interface

Before connecting the power supply, customers have to select a proper DC power adapter to supply
power for the F03 EVB, and the power plug design of the adapter is shown as below.

Figure 8: Power Plug Design

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4.2 M.2 Interface (J501)

The M.2 module is connected to the EVB via BTB connectors J501.

The following figure shows the connection between the module and the EVB

Figure 9: Connection between the Module and EVB

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4.3 USB Interface (J701/J201)

(J701)

The USB interface of F03 complies with USB 2.0 specification, USB 2.0 supports high speed (480 Mbps)
and full speed (12 Mbps) modes. The USB interface is used for AT command communication, data
transmission, GNSS NMEA output, software debugging, firmware upgrade.

The M.2 EVB provides a USB Micro-B interface J701 for connection with a host device. The USB data
lines D+ and D- are connected directly to the M.2 module. The VBUS lines can be used for USB
connection detection and EVB power supply.

(J201)

The USB interface is used for Uart data transmission. Need use FPC conecnt to M.2 module and J1401
connector. Communication via Tx\Rx to check log,

Figure 10: USB interface of J701, J201

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4.4 (U)SIM Interfaces (J803)

The M.2 EVB has one 8-pin push-push type (U)SIM card (3.0V or 1.8V) connector J401. The following
figure shows the pin assignment and definition of J401.

Figure 11: Pin Assignments of J803

Table 4: Pin Assignments of J803

Pin No. Pin Name I/O Description

C1 SIM_VDD PO (U)SIM card power supply, provided by M.2 EVB

C2 SIM_RST DO (U)SIM card reset
C3 SIM_CLK DO (U)SIM card clock
C5 GND / Ground
C6 VPP / Not connected
C7 SIM_DATA I/O Data line, bi-directional
(U)SIM card insertion detection When the (U)SIM card
CD SIM_DETECT I/O is present, it is at high level (pulled up to 1.8V). When
the (U)SIM card is absent, it is at low level.

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4.5 JTAG Interfaces (J1401/J1402)

The M.2 EVB includes J1401(BTB conn) and J1402(Jtag conn for trace32), for JTAG debug, J1401 need
use FPC to M.2 module.

Figure 12: J1401(BTB conn) and J1402(Jtag conn) of J1401/J1402

4.6 PCIE Interfaces(J801)

The M.2 EVB includes J1801(Oculink connector) for PCIE Gen3. Data transmission from connector with
Oculink cable to Oculink Adapter. Then contact to PCIE connector. The Oculink connector following
shows the figure.

Figure 13: J801(Oculink conn)

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4.7 Switches and Button

The M.2 EVB includes three switches S101/S103, SW1407/ SW1408 SW1409 and a button S102,
S1401~S1405 as shown in the following figure.

Figure 14: Switches and Button

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Table 5: Description of the Switches and Button

Reference No. Description

S101 Power ON/OFF control

S103 Used to turn on/off the module
S102 Used to reset the module
SW1401 Used to Force USB Boot signal pull up to 1.8V (push switch to 1.8V)
SW1402 Used to Force GPIO_75 signal pull up to 1.8V (push switch to 1.8V)
SW1403 Used to Force EBI_AD_2 signal pull up to 1.8V (push switch to 1.8V)
SW1404 Used to Force EBI_AD_1 signal pull up to 1.8V (push switch to 1.8V)
SW1405 Used to Force EBI_AD_5 signal pull up to 1.8V (push switch to 1.8V)
SW1406 Used to USB Dp/Dn switch (left: JTAG FPC, right: M.2)
SW1407 Used to Force Disable1 signal pull up to 1.8V or pull low (left: 0V, right: 1.8V)
SW1408 Used to Force Disable2 signal pull up to 1.8V or pull low (left: 0V, right: 1.8V)
SW1409 Used to Force DPR signal pull up to 1.8V or pull low (left: 0V, right: 1.8V)

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4.8 Status Indication LEDs

The M.2 EVB includes three status indication LEDs (D101, D102 and D103). The following figure shows
the location of these LED indicators.

Figure 15: Status Indicators

Table 6: Description of Status Indicators

Reference No. Description

− Power ON/OFF indicator indicating the power supply status of the EVB
D101 − Bright: the module is powered on
− Extinct: the power is powered off
− Operation status indicator for the module
− When a URC returns, a 1s low level pulse will be outputted
D103 − Used to indicate a URC reporting which could wake up the module
− Bright: A call, SMS message or data is coming, the module is woken up
− Extinct: the module is in idle or sleep mode
− RF status indicator for the module
D102 − Bright: RF function is enabled
− Extinct: RF function is disabled

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4.9 Test Points

The M.2 EVB provides a series of test points. They can help customers to obtain the corresponding
waveform of some signals. The following figures and tables show test points.

Figure 16: Test Point J501

Table 7: Pin Definition of J501

Pin No. Pin Name Description

TP530 W_DISABLE2# GPS control test pin

TP511 LED1# WWAN status indicators test pin
TP531 DPR Dynamic power control test pin
TP524 W_DISABLE1# Airplane mode control test pin
TP510 VBAT Module power supply test pin
NA COEX3 Connected directly to pin 60 of F03 module
TP526 FULL_CARD_POWER_OFF# A signal control to power on/off the module
TP519 COEX_RXD Connected directly to pin 62 of F03 module
TP520 WOWWAN# A signal to wake up the host
TP504 USB_OTG_PWR_EN USB power supply enable pin
TP527 POWER_EN Module power supply enable pin
TP514 RESET# System reset test pin
TP518 COEX_TXD Connected directly to pin 64 of F03 module
TP525 NGFF_RESET Module reset test pin
TP515 GND Ground

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Figure 17: Test Points J1401 for JTAG test point

Table 8: Pin Definition of J1401

Pin No. Pin Name Description

TP1403 JTAG_TRST JTAG_TRST test pin

TP1404 JTAG_TDI JTAG_TDI test pin
TP1405 JTAG_TMS JTAG_TMS test pin
TP1406 JTAG_TCK JTAG_TCK test pin
TP1407 JTAG_RTCK JTAG_RTCK test pin
TP1408 JTAG_TDO JTAG_TDO test pin`
TP1409 JTAG_RESOUT_N JTAG_RESOUT_N test pin
TP1410 JTAG_SRST_N JTAG_SRST_N test pin
TP1411 UART_TXD_DBUG UART_TX test pin
TP1412 UART_RXD_DBUG UART_RX test pin
TP1413 SDX_GPIO_75 SDX_GPIO_75 test pin
TP1414 EBI2_AD_2 EBI2_AD_2 test pin
TP1415 EBI2_AD_1 EBI2_AD_1 test pin
TP1416 EBI2_AD_5 EBI2_AD_5 test pin
TP1417 USB_DP USB_DP test pin
TP1418 USB_DM USB_DM test pin

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5 Operation Procedures
Illustration
This chapter introduces how to use the F03 EVB for testing and evaluation of F03 modules.

5.1 Power on the Module

1. Connect the module to the EVB. Insert the module into the connectors (J501) on EVB, and then fix
the other end of the module with screws.

2. Insert a (U)SIM card into the (U)SIM card connector on EVB and connect the antennas to the
module.

3. Connect the EVB to a 12V power adapter or connect the EVB to PC via USB Micro-B cable.

4. Switch S101 (Power Switch) to ON state, then the D101 (Power ON/OFF indicator) will light up,
which indicates that the power supply for the EVB is ready. In such case, switch S103 (PWRKEY) to
ON state, the module will be powered on automatically and then D102 (WWAN_LED) will be light
up when RF function is enabled.

Table 9: Indication of D101, D102 and D103

Reference Number State Description

− Always ON − VBAT ON
D101
− Always OFF − VBAT OFF
− Always ON − RF function is enabled
D102
− Always OFF − RF function is disabled
− A call, SMS message or data is coming, the module is woken
− Always ON
D103 up
− Always OFF − The module is in idle or sleep mode

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5.2 Communication via USB Type-B Interface

1. Power on the module according to the procedure mentioned in Chapter 5.1.

2. Connect the EVB and the PC with USB cable through USB Type-B interface, and then run the driver
disk on PC to install the USB driver. For details about USB driver installation.

Figure 18: USB Ports(90DB)

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3. Install and then use the CMCC Serial tools provided by CMCC to realize communication between
the module and the PC. The following figure shows the COM Port Setting field on QCOM: select
correct “COM Port” (USB AT Port which is shown in above figure) and set correct “Baudrate” (such
as 115200bps).

Figure 19: COM Port Setting Field on QCOM (USB AT Port Connection)

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5.3 M.2 Module download port use

If M.2 module download image.USB com port need change to download port (9008). Please follow
the procedures below to change to download port.

M.2 FPC need connect to JTag BTB connector(J1401)

Change Switch SW1406(USB Switch) to FPC state (FPC port)
USB connector(J701) Connect USB cable, but don’t conect to PC first
Push SW1401(Force USB Boot) and don’t put-off, then USB cable connect to PC
Put-off SW1401, then com port will show 9008 download port on PC

Figure 20: Configurations for Firmware Upgrade

5.4 Reset the Module

The emergency reset option is only used in case of emergency. For example, the software does not
respond for more than 5s due to some serious problems.

Press the button S102 (RESET) for 250ms~600ms for M.2 module then release it to reset the module.
However, this operation may cause the loss of information stored in the memory as the reset module
has been initialized.

The time for pressing the RESET button cannot exceed the maximum values, otherwise the
module will be powered off.

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5.5 Power off the Module

There are two ways to power off the module.

Hardware shutdown: Switch the S103 to OFF state, the module will be powered off.

5.6 Test Current Consumption

The M.2 EVB can also be used to test the current consumption of the module after making the
following modifications.

1. Remove R607.

Figure 21: Location of R607

Connect an external power supply to TP605 (Vbat) and D_GND (either of them) to supply power for
the module independently.

Figure 22: Location of TP605 (Vbat) and D_GND

2. Power on the module according to the procedure mentioned in Chapter 5.1 and then test the
current consumption of the module.

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6 Antenna Port Mapping

Sequence Cable

1 Ant-3
2 mm-Wave-1
3 mm-Wave-2
4 mm-Wave-3
5 Ant-0
6 Ant-2
7 Ant-1

Figure 23: F03 M.2 EVB

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7 Appendix A References
Table 10: Terms and Abbreviations

Abbreviation Description

COM Cluster Communication Port

DC Direct Current
DO Digital Output
GND Ground
I/O Input/Output
LED Light Emitting Diode
PO Power Output
(U)SIM (Universal) Mobile Telecommunication System
VBAT Voltage of Battery

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