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CONFIDENTIAL 550SH
SERVICE MANUAL
No. S3605TQW50CES
3G(UMTS)/GSM/GPRS PHONE
MODEL 550SH
INTERNAL MODEL NAME SELECTION CODE DESTINATION: COLOUR [PRODUCTION]
TQW50CES ES U.K.: Silver [Japan]
TQW50PES EPS U.K. (Prepaid): Silver [Japan]
TQX50CCS CS Switzerland: Silver [China]
TQX50CDB DB Greece: Black [China]
TQX50CDS DS Greece: Silver [China]
TQX50CFW FW France: White [China]
TQX50CRB RB Ireland: Black [China]
TQX50CSB SB Spain: Black [China]
TQX50CZS ZS New Zealand: Silver [China]
TQX50PPS PPS Portugal (Prepaid): Silver [China]
• In the interests of user-safety the set • Caution

should be restored to its original condition Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by
and only parts identical to those specified an incorrect type, dispose of used batter-
should be used. ies according to the instruction.
CONTENTS
SERVICING CONCERNS CHAPTER 5. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM AND WIRING
SIDE OF P.W.BOARD
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION [1] Notes on schematic diagram .........................5-1
[1] Specifications ................................................. 1-1 [2] Types of transistor and LED ..........................5-1
[2] Names of parts............................................... 1-3 [3] Waveforms of circuit ......................................5-2
[3] Quick Start Guide ........................................... 1-4 [4] Schematic diagram (Main 1/8).......................5-6
[4] Optional Accessories ..................................... 1-7 [5] Schematic diagram (Main 2/8).......................5-8
[6] Schematic diagram (Main 3/8).....................5-10
CHAPTER 2. ADJUSTMENTS, PERFORMANCE [7] Schematic diagram (Main 4/8).....................5-12
CHECK, AND FIRMWARE UPGRADE [8] Schematic diagram (Main 5/8).....................5-14
[1] SHARP Programme Support Tool (SPST) .... 2-1 [9] Schematic diagram (Main 6/8).....................5-16
[2] Test points .................................................... 2-38 [10] Schematic diagram (Main 7/8).....................5-18
[3] Troubleshooting ........................................... 2-40 [11] Schematic diagram (Main 8/8).....................5-20
[12] Wiring side of P.W.Board (Main) ..................5-22
CHAPTER 3. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY [13] Schematic diagram (Key) ............................5-24
[1] Servicing Concerns ........................................ 3-1 [14] Wiring side of P.W.Board (Key)....................5-25
[2] Disassembly and reassembly ........................ 3-2 [15] Voltage value ...............................................5-26
CHAPTER 4. DIAGRAMS CHAPTER 6. OTHERS

[1] Block diagram (Main) ..................................... 4-1 [1] Function table of IC .......................................6-1
[2] Block diagram (RF) ........................................ 4-3 [2] Function table of Display .............................6-47
[3] Block diagram (Power supply) ....................... 4-5 [3] Function table of Camera ............................6-48
Parts Guide
Parts marked with " " are important for maintaining the safety of the set. Be sure to replace these parts with specified ones for maintaining the
safety and performance of the set.
This document has been published to be used for

after sales service only.
The contents are subject to change without notice.
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SERVICING CONCERNS
Mobile Phone
Service
550SH
E
Market Service
Manual Manual
1. When requested, back-up user’s handset data using SPST (SHARP Programme Support Tool). Otherwise, before servicing, warn the user that
data in the memory may be lost during repairs.
2. Upgrade the firmware to the latest version using SPST before returning the handset to the customer.
3. After repairs, inspect the handset (phone) according to the following flowchart.
Repairs are completed.

(Fixed parts have been checked for proper operation.)
Check IMEI NO./Operator code (Destination)/

Firmware version by Identity function of SPST.
Inspect each device using performance check

adjustment function of SPST.
All completed.
4. When storing or transporting a PWB, put it into a conductive bag or wrap it in aluminum foil. (C-MOS IC may be damaged by electrostatic
charges.)
5. Do not leave fingerprints, etc. on ornamental parts including a cabinet, especially clear window for display. Wear fingerstalls to avoid this.
Also, ensure not to leave fingerprints on the surface of display panel.
6. To prevent oxidation which causes connection problems, do not touch any terminals on the electric board, microphone, vibrator, earpiece and
speaker.
When handling these parts, wear fingerstalls. Should you touch these parts, clean them with a soft dry cloth.
Always wear fingerstalls when handling a shield case on the electric board. Otherwise oxidation may occur causing handset performance deterio-
ration.
7. The FPC is a precision device. Handle it carefully to prevent any damages.
8. Do not expose the moisture sensor to liquids.
If the sheet gets wet, red ink runs. In this case, replace the sheet with a new one.
Be careful about your perspiration.
9. Before you disassemble or reassemble handset, make sure to remove the Li-Ion battery.
10.Be sufficiently careful with static electricity of integrated circuits and other circuits. Wear static electricity prevention bands whilst servicing.
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PRECAUTIONS FOR USING LEAD-FREE SOLDER
1 Employing lead-free solder

This model employs lead-free solder.
This is indicated by the “LF” symbol printed on the PWB and in the service manual.
The suffix letter indicates the alloy type of the solder.
Example:
Indicates lead-free solder of tin, silver and copper.
2 Using lead-free solder
When repairing a PWB with the “LF” symbol, only lead-free solder should be used. (Using normal tin/lead alloy solder may
result in cold soldered joints and damage to printed patterns.)
As the melting point of lead-free solder is approximately 40ºC higher than tin/lead alloy solder, it is recommended that a
dedicated bit is used, and that the iron temperature is adjusted accordingly.
3 Soldering
As the melting point of lead-free solder (Sn-Ag-Cu) is higher and has poorer wettability (flow), to prevent damage to the land
of the PWB, extreme care should be taken not to leave the bit in contact with the PWB for an extended period of time.
Remove the bit as soon as a good flow is achieved.
The high content of tin in lead free solder will cause premature corrosion of the bit.
To reduce wear on the bit, reduce the temperature or turn off the iron when it is not required.
Leaving different types of solder on the bit will cause contamination of the different alloys, which will alter their
characteristics, making good soldering more difficult.
It will be necessary to clean and replace bits more often when using lead-free solder. To reduce bit wear, care should be
taken to clean the bit thoroughly after each use.
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CHAPTER 1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Mobile Phone
Service
550SH
E
Market Service
Manual Manual
FOR A COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF THE OPERATION OF THIS UNIT, PLEASE

REFER TO THE OPERATION MANUAL.
[1] Specifications
General: Quad - band (W-CDMA/GSM 900 MHz/ Sound: 40 voices melody
DCS 1800 MHz/PCS 1900MHz)
External DC
GPRS-enabled
supply voltage: 5.2 V
WAP, MMS, SMS
Battery: 3.7 V, 900 mAh, Li-Ion
Dimensions
Standby time: Up to 370 hours (3G mode)
(folded, exclud-
ing the aerial) Up to 370 hours (GSM mode)
(W x H x D): 47 x 111 x 18.5 mm Talk time: Up to 150 minutes (3G mode))
Weight: 95 g Up to 240 minutes (GSM mode)
Others: Side key
Battery operating
temperature: 0°C - 40°C Handsfree/Microphone connector
Connector for AC charger and data cable
Charging
Memory card connector
temperature: 5°C - 35°C
Display: Display dimensions: 1.9 inch
Battery running time depends on the battery and SIM card as well as
Resolution: 240 x 320 pixels
the network conditions and usage.
LCD display: TFT 262,144 colours with back-
light
LCD back light: High bright LED x 4
Specifications for this model are subject to change without prior
Camera: CMOS 1.3M pixels built-in camera notice.
Lens: F3.4, f = 3.4 mm
Sub Camera: CMOS 110K pixels built-in camera
Lens: F2.8, f = 2.3 mm
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[2] Names of parts
(Page numbers refer to the user guide)
1 9 19
16
2 10 20
3 21
4 11
5 12 22
6 13
7 14 23
17
8 15
18
1. Earpiece 12.End/Power Key: Ends a call and turns power

2. Navigation Keys (Arrow Keys): on/off.
Moves cursor to highlight a 13.Shortcut Key: Opens the Shortcuts menu
menu item, etc.* in standby.*
Up/Down arrow keys: Displays Contacts List The Shortcuts menu
entries in standby. (p. 118) allows you to
and indicate in this change the default standby
manual these keys. assignment of the
Left arrow key: Displays the "Create Navigation, Left and Right
Message" screen in Soft and Shortcuts Keys (2,
standby. 4, 11 and 13).
indicates in this manual 14.Keypad
this key.
15.#/Silent Key: Displays symbol screen on
Right arrow key: Displays the monthly or the text entry screen.
weekly calendar in standby. Press and hold to switch
indicates in this manual languages on the text entry
this key. screen. Press and hold in
3. Centre Key: Displays Main menu in standby to switch Profiles
standby, and executes settings between the mode
functions. most recently activated and
Silent mode.
4. Left Soft Key: Executes the function in the
lower left of the screen. 16.Side Keys ( / ): Moves the highlight up or
Displays Main menu in down.
standby.* Press in standby or during a
call to increase or decrease
5. Send/Redial Key: Makes voice calls or the earpiece volume.
accepts calls, and displays Press during incoming call
the call logs in standby. to mute the ringer or
6. Video Telephone Key: disable vibration mode
Makes video calls or (when active).
accepts calls, and displays 17.External Connector:
the call logs in standby. Used to connect either the
7. Voicemail Key: Press and hold to connect to charger or a USB data
the Voicemail centre. cable.
(Depending on the SIM 18.Microphone
card.)
19.Built-in Aerial: Warning: Do not cover the
8. * /Shift Key: Switches character case top of the phone with your
between four modes: Abc, hand when in use as this
ABC, 123 and abc on the may interfere with the
text entry screen. performance of the built-in
Press to enter P, ?, – or * in aerial.
standby.
20.RF Connector
Press and hold in standby to
initiate keypad lock. 21.Camera (External Camera)
9. Sub Camera (Internal Camera) 22.Battery Cover
10.Display 23.Handsfree/Microphone Connector
11.Right Soft Key: Executes the function in the
lower right of the screen. * Default standby assignment can be changed via the
Accesses "Vodafone live!" Shortcuts menu. See "Shortcuts" on page118.
by opening the browser in
standby.*
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[3] Quick Start Guide
The following is a sample quick start guide (Quick Start Guide for the UK model).
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[4] Optional Accessories
Li-ion Spare Battery (XN-1BT30)

Cigarette Lighter Charger (XN-1CL30)
USB Data Cable (XN-1DC30)
AC Charger (XN-1QC30, XN-1QC31, XN-1QC32)
Handsfree Microphone Unit (XN-1HU90)
Stereo Headset (XN-1HS90)
The above accessories may not be available in all regions.

For details, please contact your dealer.
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CHAPTER 2. ADJUSTMENTS, PERFORMANCE
550SH
CHECK, AND FIRMWARE
Service Manual
UPGRADE
[1] SHARP Programme Support Tool (SPST)
SPST (SHARP Programme Support Tool) allows you to adjust settings, conduct performance checks, and upgrade the firmware.
1. Installation/uninstallation
• Do not change the installation structures (see “3. SPST tools”).
• SPST cannot be installed on a PC if Windows Installer is not supported.
• The SPST installer does not include MFC that is required to run SPST. If not already installed, install MFC (DLLs including MFC42.DLL).
1.1. System requirements

The following are required for installation.
• OS: Windows 2000 Professional (SP3 or SP4) or Windows XP Home/Professional (SP1) *1
• PC: IBM/PC compatible *2
• HDD: 200 MB or more available space
• RAM: 256 MB or more (512 MB recommended)
• COM port: Windows compatible serial port
• Display resolution: XGA or higher
Basically use the default settings in Display Properties, however, small system font size is recommended. *3
(Display Properties → Settings → Advanced → General → Display → Font size)
• Recommended devices for serial connection between a PC and handsets (phones): *4, *5
The PC’s serial port
PCI serial expansion card
USB-UART serial conversion cable *6
Notes
*1: SPST does not run on Windows 95, 98, 98 SE, and Me. The behaviour is not guaranteed on Windows XP Media Center Edition/Tablet Edition
and in the Virtual PC environment. Also, its compatibility with upcoming operating systems and service packs is not guaranteed.
*2: A brand name product is recommended. Minimum requirements: 1 GHz Pentium III processor and 256 MB of RAM, and compatibility with
USB 2.0 specification for use of USB-UART serial conversion cables.
*3: Depending on the font size, the screen layout may change, or some characters or other portions may not be displayed on a XGA screen.
*4: Use only the specified PCI serial expansion card and USB-UART cables. Currently, no specific PCMCIA card is recommended.
*5: Transfer rate is 115 Kbps when using a PC’s standard serial port. When using a PCI/PCMCIA card or USB-UART conversion cable, its maxi-
mum transfer rate (115 Kbps, 230 Kbps or 460 Kbps) can be selected.
*6: Use cables of a single manufacturer.
[Important] Restrictions to maintain stable operation of Windows/PC (IBM/PC compatible)
When using multiple USB-UART conversion cables, do not connect more than 2 cables (IO-DATA) or 3 cables (NEC) to a USB-HUB/BUS, and do not
change the connection of cables.
Do not connect other USB devices to the PC.
Whilst the PC is in use, avoid connecting/disconnecting cables and USB devices for stable serial communication for Windows/driver.
* SPST may run in other environments, however, the system may become unstable.
1.2. Procedure
1.2.1 Installing SPST

Execute the “SPST-550SH-V**-Type*.msi”.
[Note]
When an earlier version of SPST has already been installed, uninstall it first as follows:
In the Control Panel, click Add/Remove Programs and remove the SPST-550SH-V**-Type*.
* The SPST installer named differently with every release according to the format below.
SPST-550SH-V**-Type*.msi (**: version number, *: integer starting at 1)
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1) Setup screen
• Click Next to proceed.

• To cancel the installation, click Cancel.
2) Location selection screen

[Note]
Do not change the folder.
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3) Confirmation screen

4) Progress screen
• Wait until the installation is completed.

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5) Complete screen
• The above screen appears when the installation has been successfully completed.
• Click Close to exit.
1.2.2 Starting SPST

• To start SPST, double-click the SPST.exe file in the destination folder.
• SPST does not automatically create a shortcut on the Start menu or on the desktop. Create one manually if necessary.
1.2.3 Uninstalling SPST

To uninstall SPST, click Add/Remove Programs in the Control Panel, then select one and delete it.
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2. Other requirements
The following devices/drivers are required.
• Dongle (WIBU-KEY) and the dongle driver
* This dongle is available at the international market support section.
• USB driver for 550SH HandsetManager
Install this driver from HandsetManager CD-ROM.
• USB driver (for a test programme)
* Used for RF Calibration and RF Test.
• Download cable (QW-CZA003AFZZ or QW-CZA004AFZZ)
(QW-CZA003AFZZ) (QW-CZA004AFZZ)
CZA004AF
Yellow Label
Download Cable
• Data cable (XN-1DC30)

This cable is required for HandsetManager.
• Communication cable (10 pin flat cable)
• AC charger and fully charged battery
[Note]
MCPC-Serial cable (GX30 Firmware Upgrade cable) is not required.
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3. SPST tools
• See below to learn about SPST tools.
SPST: Main application
SHDownLoader: Utility to update/upgrade handset (phone) data/software
SHDiag: Utility to test/adjust handsets (phones)
Version Checker: Utility to view handset (phone) information
SHPwdReset: Utility to reset user password
UserData Backup/Restore: Utility to back up/restore user data on handsets (phones)
[Interrelationships between tools]
SHDiag
Data cable required

SHDiag:
Data cable required BackupModeSetting
Set up user data backup mode
Version Checker
SHDiag Communication cable required

SPST: Password TP needs to be activated
Change
Acquire info (IMEI, destination and Test handsets
software version)
Set up user data backup SHDiag: DiagMode Quit(Protect&Format)

Change SPST password mode or test handsets
(phones)
Initialise handsets (phones)

(delete TP) and reset the settings
Data cable required SPST Communication cable required to the factory default
MainApplicatopn Download cable required
Backup/Restore user data
Upgrade the version or write back TP SHDownLoader
UserDataBackupTool 550SH-V****
Upgrade the
version
SHDownLoader
Reset handsets (phones) user

Write back TP For version upgrade
password
(Initialisation/restoration
550SH-LoadTP of the factory default)
Flag setting
(restoration of
factory default)
SHPwdReset
For loading TP
550SH-Initialise
Data cable required

For initialisation
(restoration
of factory default)
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4. Executing SPST
Insert the dongle into a USB port and double-click the SPST.exe file to start SPST.
[Note]
SPST does not start until the dongle is recognised.
See below for sample screens.
4.1. Copyright information

After start-up, a description of the copyright held by Sharp Corporation appears.
To agree to the conditions, click Yes to proceed to the password entry screen.
If you do not agree, click No. (SPST closes.)
4.2. Password entry screen
Enter the specified password and press the Enter key on the keyboard to proceed.
The default password is SPST.
To close SPST, click Exit.
If the password is incorrect, the following screen appears. Click OK and re-enter the password.
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4.3. Function selection screen
Click the down arrow in the combo box to open the function list.
Change Password: Function to change SPST password

Version Checker: Utility to view handset (phone) information
SHDownLoader: Utility to update/upgrade handset (phone) data/software
SHPwdReset: Utility to reset user password
SHDiag: Utility to test/adjust handsets (phones)
UserData Backup/Restore: Utility to back up/restore user data on handset (phone)
Select a function and click Execute.

To close SPST, click Exit.
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4.4. Functions
4.4.1 Change Password

Use this function to change SPST password.
Change Password screen
In New Password field, enter up to 8 alphanumerics (case sensitive) and some symbols.
Enter the same password in One More Again field for confirmation, and click Setting.
To cancel changing the password, click Cancel.
When Setting or Cancel is clicked, SPST function selection screen appears.
4.4.2 Version Checker

1) Overview
Use this tool to acquire and show handset (phone) information (IMEI, software version and destination).
2) Screen description
The following are procedures and sample screens for executing Version Checker.
1. Requirements
The following are required to use Version Checker.
[Required devices]
• Battery
• HandsetManager-USB driver
[Handset (Phone) status]
• Normal boot-enabled
2. Preparation
Turn on the handset (phone) to enter the stand-by mode.
*1: After Power On graphics (Vodafone logo, Openwave logo, etc.), the stand-by screen appears. When “Welcome! Would you like to set up your
phone now?” is displayed, press “No” to return to the stand-by screen.
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Connect the handset (phone) with a PC via the data cable.
3. Executing Version Checker

Select Version Checker on SPST function selection screen and click Execute. The following message appears.
Turn on the handset (phone) and enter the stand-by mode. Make sure the handset (phone) is connected with a PC via the data cable and click OK.
4. Selecting a COM port
The following COM port selection screen appears.
On this screen, only Obex Command Port is selectable.

To recognise Obex Command Port, start the handset (phone) (normal boot) and connect it with a PC via the data cable beforehand.
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If Obex Command Port is not recognised and no other port is available, the following error message appears.
Possible causes:
• HandsetManager-USB driver (Obex Command Port driver) is not installed.
• Data cable is not connected.
• Handset (phone) is turned off.
Find out the cause and take action.
When you click OK, Version Checker closes and SPST function selection screen returns.
5. Connecting via a selected COM port
After selecting a COM port, click Connect to proceed.
When you click Cancel, Version Checker closes and SPST function selection screen returns.
6. Version Checker screen

When communication is established, acquired handset (phone) information appears on the main screen as follows.
When you click Exit, Version Checker closes and SPST function selection screen returns.
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4.4.3 SHDownLoader
1) Overview
Use this tool to update/upgrade handset (phone) data/software, or to load a test programme (TP) to use with SHDiag.
1. Requirements
The following are required to use SHDownLoader.
[Required devices]
• Download cable (QW-CZA003AFZZ or QW-CZA004AFZZ)
After start-up of SHDownLoader, the following screen appears.
1. SHDownLoader main screen
Tool Bar
Port Field
[for one handset
(phone)]
2. Tool Bar
The following control buttons are located on Tool Bar.
1 2 3 4
1 [Port Config] Access to port settings.
2 [Start All Ports] Starts the write operation for all ports.
3 [Stop All Ports] Stops the write operation for all ports.
4 [Select Profile] Click to select a profile.
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3. Port Field
Screen description:
1 2 3 4
5 6
7
8 9
1 [Port Name] Displays a (logical) port name.
2 [Connect] Executes a selected function for a selected port.
3 [Profile Name] Displays the name of the profile in execution.
4 [Stop] Aborts the process for a selected port.
5 [Status] Displays the status.
Unprocessable Processable In the process Successful complete Cancelled/aborted
6 [Information] Displays process information.
7 [Rate/Progress] Shows a progress bar and a percentage.
8 [IMEI] Displays handset (phone) IMEI.
9 [Firmware Version] Displays SHDownLoader information (version, etc.).
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3) Option settings
Port settings need to be configured the first time you use SHDownLoader or when a serial port connection is changed.
Click [Port Config] on Tool Bar to open the Option screen and follow these steps.
1. Select a port from the list.
2. Enter the name of the serial port on the corresponding system device as COM? in single-byte alphanumerics.
3. Select an appropriate baud rate for the serial port.
Repeat these for other ports as necessary, and click Save to save settings when you are finished.
* Do not change information in other fields.
Sample Option screen
When settings are configured correctly, the corresponding Port Field status changes to Ready on SHDownLoader main screen.
* Note that when a USB-UART cable is in use, assigned COM ports may vary depending on the environment.
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4) Executing SHDownLoader
1. Software update procedure
Remove the battery from the handset (phone) and connect it with a PC via the communication cable.
Start SHDownLoader, and select a profile from [Select Profile] (combo box) on Tool Bar.
[About profiles]
These are included profiles.
550SH-Vxxxx.prfl: Profile to upgrade the version of 550SH (xxxx: software version)
550SH-Initialize.prfl: Profile to set up initialisation for 550SH
550SH-LoadTP.prfl: Profile to load TP for 550SH
After selecting a profile, click [Start All Ports] on Tool Bar.
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To start the write operation, click [Connect] in Port Field or [Start All Ports] on Tool Bar. Execute and [Under Connection] appear in [Status] and
[Information] in Port Field respectively for all the ports specified in option settings, and handsets (phones) are ready to be connected or turned on.
Click [Start All Ports], and within a minute, connect the download cable to each handset (phone).
Handsets (Phones) are updated according to the profile content. Information and progress of the process appear in [Information] and [Rate/
Progress] in Port Field respectively.
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OK appears when update is completed.
When the write operation for a profile is successfully completed, the following message appears asking whether to continue to use
SHDownLoader or not.
Click Yes to continue to use SHDownLoader.

If not, click No to close it. SPST function selection screen returns.
When you are finished with the write operation, disconnect the communication cable and the download cable from the handset (phone).
2. Other features
To stop the write operation all at once, click [Stop All Ports] on Tool Bar.
(It may take up to a minute before the operation stops.)

To stop the write operation for each port individually, click [Stop] in Port Field.
(It may take up to a minute before the operation stops.)

To try to execute the write operation for inactive ports again, click [Connect] in Port Field or [Start All Ports] on Tool Bar.
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5) Handset (phone) initialisation
Initialise the handset (phone) after upgrading its software or setting up initialisation.
The handset (phone) needs to be turned on/off once for Initialize Boot and a normal boot (twice in total).
1. Insert the battery into the handset (phone).
* Make sure the battery is charged enough to complete the 10-minute initialisation.
2. Press Power Key to turn on the handset (phone).
3. Initialize Boot screen opens and after approx. 10 minutes, initialisation is completed.
(Initialize Boot starts) (Initialize Boot completed)
4. Press Power Key to turn off the handset (phone).

5. Press Power Key to turn on the handset (phone) for a normal boot.
6. Wait until the stand-by screen appears.
7. Press Power Key to turn off the handset (phone).

6) Note about loading TP
TP is loaded to the user data area on the handset (phone), and saved user data is deleted. Back up important data before loading TP.
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4.4.4 SHPwdReset
1) Overview
Use this tool to reset the user password specified on the handset (phone).
The user password is reset to 9999 (default).
The following are procedures to execute SHPwdReset and sample screens.
1. Requirements
The following are required to use SHPwdReset.
[Required devices]
• Battery
• HandsetManager-USB driver (AT Command Port driver)
[Handset (phone) status]
2. Preparation
Turn on the handset (phone) to enter the standby-mode. *1
*1: After Power On graphics (Vodafone logo, Openwave logo, etc.), the stand-by screen appears. A prompt for clock setting or network setup
may appear on the screen.
3. Executing SHPwdReset
Select SHPwdReset on SPST function selection screen and click Execute. The following message appears.
Turn on the handset (phone) and enter the stand-by mode. Make sure the handset (phone) is connected with a PC via the data cable and click OK.
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On this screen, only AT Command Port is selectable.

To recognise AT Command Port, start the handset (phone) (normal boot) and connect it with a PC via the data cable beforehand.
If AT Command Port is not recognised and no other port is available, the following error message appears.
Possible causes:
• HandsetManager-USB driver (AT Command Port driver) is not installed.
When you click OK, SHPwdReset closes and SPST function selection screen returns.
When you click Cancel, SHPwdReset closes and SPST function selection screen returns.
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6. SHPwdReset screen
When communication is established, a command sequence for resetting the password is executed.
When “FinishStep ... OK” appears, SHPwdReset operation is successfully completed.
7. After SHPwdReset operation

The following message appears for successful completion.
When you click OK, SHPwdReset closes and SPST function selection screen returns.
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4.4.5 SHDiag
1) Overview
Use this tool to test/adjust handsets (phones) and to activate user data backup mode.
1. Selecting execution mode
Select SHDiag on SPST function selection screen. After start-up, the following screen appears.
When you click Exit, SHDiag closes and SPST function selection screen returns.
BackupMode Setting
By default, user data backup mode cannot be activated by pressing 0, 6 and Power Key at the same time. Executing BackupMode Setting allows
you to start the handset (phone) in user data backup mode. To back up/restore user data, use the user data backup tool.
Diag Mode
In this mode, you can test/adjust handsets (phones) by using handset (phone) TP. Load TP by using SHDownLoader.
After loading TP, make sure the handset (phone) is turned off, and press Power Key to start the handset (phone) in TP mode.
[Note]
TP is loaded to the user data area on the handset (phone), and saved user data is deleted. Back up important data before loading TP.
3) Overview of BackupMode Setting
The following are procedures to execute BackupMode Setting and sample screens.
1. Requirements
The following are required to execute BackupMode Setting.
[Required devices]
• Battery
• HandsetManager-USB driver (AT Command Port driver)
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2. Preparation
Turn on the handset (phone) to enter the standby-mode. *1
*1: After Power On graphics (Vodafone logo, Openwave logo, etc.), the stand-by screen appears. A prompt for clock setting or network setup
may appear on the screen.
3. Executing BackupMode Setting

After connecting the handset (phone) with a PC via the data cable, click BackupMode Setting.
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For BackupMode Setting, only AT Command Port is selectable.

To recognise AT Command Port, start the handset (phone) (normal boot) and connect it with a PC via the data cable beforehand.
If AT Command Port is not recognised and no other port is available, the following error message appears.
Possible causes:
• HandsetManager-USB driver (AT Command Port driver) is not installed.
When you click OK, execution mode selection screen returns.
When you click Cancel, execution mode selection screen returns.
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6. SHDiag screen for BackupMode Setting
The Information section shows the command sequence.
Buttons for Diag Mode are disabled.
7. Completion of BackupMode Setting

The following message appears when Backup Mode Setting is successfully completed.
When you click OK, SHDiag closes and SPST function selection screen returns.
The handset (phone) is turned off.

Now you can start the handset (phone) in user data backup mode by pressing 0, 6 and Power Key at the same time, and can back up/restore user
data by using the user data backup tool.
[Tip]
After turning off the handset (phone) in user backup mode, it cannot be activated by pressing 0, 6 and Power Key at the same time. To enable the
key-based activation method, execute BackupMode Setting again.
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4) Overview of Diag Mode
The following are procedures to execute Diag Mode and sample screens.
1. Requirements
The following are required to execute Diag Mode.
[Required devices]
• Battery and AC charger
• Able to activate TP
2. Preparation
Load TP by using SHDownLoader.
After loading TP, make sure the handset (phone) is turned off then press Power Key to start the handset (phone) in TP mode.
Connect the handset (phone) with a PC via the communication cable.
3. Executing Diag Mode

After connecting the handset (phone) with a PC via the communication cable, click Diag Mode.
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For Diag Mode, only serial ports are selectable.

Select one connected with the handset (phone).
When you click Cancel, execution mode selection screen returns.
* Baud rate is fixed to 115200 bps.

6. SHDiag screen for Diag Mode
When communication is established and initialisation is completed (“--- ME Initialise Complete ---” appears), buttons for Diag Mode are enabled.
Use ‘Flicker calibration’ for adjustment as necessary.
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[Display LCD Test pattern]
Select a test pattern from ‘LCD’ (for the Display).
Click spin buttons to select a test pattern, and click Disp. to show it on the handset (phone).
LCD
No. Pattern
0 TEST PROGRAM
1 White
2 Red
3 Green
4 Blue
5 Black
6 Colour scale
7 8-step gradation
8 “TV” Test Pattern
9 Houndstooth
10 Houndstooth (negative/positive reversal)
11 RGB stripes
[Check LED]
For the Display backlight, use the button next to ‘LCD Backlight’ (for the Display).
Click ON/OFF to turn on/off the backlight, and use spin buttons to adjust the brightness.
[Flicker Calibration]
Adjust the flicker of the Display.
Click Disp. Pattern to show flicker adjustment screen.
Use spin buttons to select a value.
To try the selected value, click Set.
To apply the value, click Save.
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7. Exiting Diag Mode
The following describes “Quit” operations for Diag Mode of SHDiag.
Quit(Protect,Format)
Click this to close the application and reset handset (phone) settings to the factory default.
After clicking it, the following message appears.
Click Yes to proceed. Initialize Boot [initialisation of handset (phone)] starts and SHDiag closes.
When you click No, Diag Mode returns.
(Initialize Boot starts)
[Note]
Initialisation deletes TP and user data.
If the handset (phone) needs to be returned to the user, restore the user data by using BackupMode Setting of SHDiag and the user data backup
tool.
Quit
Click this to close the application and turn off the handset (phone).
After clicking it, the following message appears.
Click Yes to proceed. The handset (phone) turns off and SHDiag closes.
When you click No, Diag Mode returns.
[Note]
After the “QUIT” operation above, the flag setting (for tests in the production status) remains with TP left in the user data area.
If the handset (phone) needs to be returned to the user, execute Quit (Protect, Format) to initialise the handset (phone) and user data area, then
restore the user data by using BackupMode Setting of SHDiag and the user data backup tool.
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4.4.6 UserData Backup/Restore
1) Overview
Use this tool to back up/restore user data on handsets (phones).
Item name Description

Backup Select to back up data.
Restore Select to restore data.
COM Specify a COM port to use.
Deposit Number Enter a name (without an extension) of the file to which you back up/restore data.
Deposit IMEI Enter the IMEI (IMEI of the handset for which you back up data) saved in a file.
Tag IMEI Enter the IMEI of the connected handset.
Set IMEI Enter the IMEI of the connected handset (same as Tag IMEI).
Start to backup Click to start to back up data.
Start to restore Click to start to restore data.
Clear Clear entered information.
End Close the application.
3) Requirements
[Required devices]
• Battery
• HandsetManager-USB driver
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4) Backup
1. Start the handset (phone) in the user data backup mode (press 0, 6 and Power Key).
[User data backup mode screen on the handset (phone)]
[Note]
Perform SHDiag and BackupModeSetting to set the user data backup mode enable.
2. Connect the handset (phone) via the data cable.
3. Select “Backup” mode.
4. From the combo box, select a COM port to use for OBEX connection.
[Note]
Select a COMX vsh6obexX (X is any number).
5. Enter Deposit Number, Tag IMEI and Set IMEI.
6. Click [Start to backup].
7. After the backup is completed, the following message appears.
5) Restore
1. Start the handset (phone) in the user data backup mode (press 0, 6 and Power Key).
[Note]
If TP has been written back, perform initialisation.
Perform SHDiag and BackupModeSetting to set the user data backup mode enable.
2. Connect the handset (phone) via the data cable.
3. Select “Backup” mode.
4. From the combo box, select a COM port to use for OBEX connection.
Select a COMX vsh6obexX (X is any number).
5. Enter Deposit Number, Tag IMEI and Set IMEI.
6. Click [Start to backup].
7. After the backup is completed, the following message appears.
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[Tips]
• The password entry screen appears.
A matching error has occurred.
Enter the day and the month as a password.
Example: When the date is October 5, the password is 0510.
• Cancelling the backup/restore process
Click [Cancel] on the dialog box during the process.
A disconnect signal is sent cancelling the process.
• After cancelling, “The process of cancel” appears and the original state does not return.
Waiting for a response from handsets (phones) to the disconnect signal.
If no response is received, the time-out process is performed and the original state returns.
• The “Connecting Please wait” screen remains.
Waiting for a response from handsets (phones) to the connect signal.
If a connection is not established within a set period of time, the process times out and the main screen returns.
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5. Annex: Basic work flowcharts
Basic work flowcharts for upgrading the software version.
Remove SIM and micro SD card from ME.

Start
ME power turns on properly?
No Function: Version Checker

Cable: Communication cable (Baud Rate 115 kbps - 460 kbps)
Yes Power supply: Download cable (QW-CZA003AFZZ or QW-CZA004AFZZ)
Time: 1 min.
Get information from

ME
Repair it in another [BackupMode Setting]

method (Check Function: SHDiag - BackupMode Setting
hardware, etc.) Back up user data
Cable: Data cable (XN-1DC30)
Power supply: Battery
Time: 1 min.
[Backup of user data]

Function: Userdata Backup/Restore - Backup
Investigate the Cable: Data cable (XN-1DC30)
malfunction Power supply: Battery
and repair ME using Time: 10 min.
Troubleshooting list, etc.
Need repair in test

mode ?
No
Yes
Download TP Function: SHDownLoader

(Select profile: 550SH-LoadTP)
Cable: Communication cable
Power supply: Download cable (QW-CZA003AFZZ or QW-CZA004AFZZ)
Time: 5 min.
Does the flicker on the Display
need to be adjusted?
No
Yes
Adjust the flicker on Funtion: SHDiag - Diag mode

the Display Cable: Communication cable (Baud Rate 460 kbps)
Version upgrade necessary?
No
Function: SHDownLoader
(Select profile: 550SH-Initialize )
Function: SHDownLoader Yes
Cable: Communincation cable (Baud Rate 460 kbps)
(Select profile: 550SH-V****) Power supply: Download cable (QW-CZA003AFZZ or QW-CZA004AFZZ)
Cable: Communication cable (Baud Rate 460 kbps) Upgrade software Time: 1 min.
Power supply: Download cable (QW-CZA003AFZZ or (with flag setting for
QW-CZA004AFZZ) initialisation)
Time: 20 min.
Flag setting (for
initialisation) only
Turn on and off ME power twice.

ME InitalizeBoot
[1st time: InitializeBoot]
Time: 7 - 9 min.
[2nd time: Normal mode boot]
Time: 1 min.
User data restoration necessary?

No
[BackupMode Setting]
Yes Function: SHDiag - BackupMode Setting
Restore user data Time: 1 min.
[User data restoration]

Function: Userdata Backup/Restore - Restore
Time: > 20 min.
End
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Get information from ME Back up user data
Insert battery to ME,

Insert battery to ME, and disconnect
and disconnect Download cable
Download cable and Data cable from ME
and Data cable from ME
Turn on ME power by
Turn on ME power by Power key
Power key (normal mode)
(normal mode)
Connect Data cable

Connect Data cable to ME
to ME
Select SHDiag in
Select Version SPST
Checker in
SPST
Select the
Select COM port BackupMode Setting
Select COM port

Execute
Version Checker
Execute
Operation is complete
BackupMode Setting
The software version, IMEI, Countrycode and provider name appear.
Oparation is
Turn off ME power complete ME power turns off automatically.
by Power key SHDiag closes when OK is clicked.
Remove battery, and Disconnect Data

disconnect Data cable from ME
cable from ME
Start ME in Backup
Mode ME power is off.
End of operation BackupMode can be started by 0 + 6 + Power key.
Connect Data cable

to ME
Backup user data This operation takes about 10 min.

with USER DATA
BACKUP TOOL
Oparation is
complete
Turn off ME power

by Power key
Remove battery, and

disconnect Data
cable from ME
End of operation
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Download TP Adjust the flicker on the Display
Remove
battery (or charger), Insert battery, and
Download cable and connect
Data cable, and connect Communication cable
Communication to ME
cable to ME
Select Start ME in test mode

SHDownLoader in
SPST
Configure the port Select SHDiag in

for SHDownLoader Configure Port and Baud Rate fields only.
SPST and start
(Recommended Baud Rate: 460 kbps)
Select the profile of Select Diag Mode

LoadTP
Execute Select COM port

SHDownLoader
Connect Download cable Execute Diag Mode

(Write operation
starts)
TP download is Adjust the flicker

complete on the Display
Exit SHDownLoader Operation is complete
Disconnect Is InitializeBoot
Download cable and possible?
Communication cable
from ME
Yes No
Click Quit(Protect, Click Quit

Format)
End of operation
End of operation
Quit(Protect, Format): ME auto power off Start InitializeBoot

Quit: ME auto power off.
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Software version upgrade Flag setting (for initialisation) only
Remove Remove
battery (or charger), battery (or charger),
Download cable and Download cable and
Data cable, and connect Data cable, and connect
Communication Communication
cable to ME cable to ME
Select Select
SHDownLoader in SHDownLoader in
SPST SPST
Configure the port Configure the port

for SHDownLoader for SHDownLoader
Configure Port and Baud Rate fields only.
(Recommended Baud Rate: 460 kbps)
Select a profile for Select a profile for

version upgrade initialisation
Execute
SHDownLoader Execute
SHDownLoader
Connect Download
cable (Write Connect Download
operation starts) cable (Write
operation starts)
Exit SHDownLoader
Exit SHDownLoader
Disconnect Download
cable and
Communication cable
from ME Disconnect Download
cable and
Communication cable
from ME
End of operation
End of operation
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ME initialisation User data restoration
Insert battery to ME,

Disconnect and disconnect
Communication cable, Download cable
Download cable and Data cable from ME
and Data cable from ME,
and insert battery
Turn on ME power by
Power key
Turn on ME power by (normal mode)
Power key
Connect Data cable

to ME
InitializeBoot starts
Select SHDiag in
SPST
Select BackupMode
Setting
Turn off ME power by

Power key
Select COM port
Turn on ME power by Execute

Power key BackupMode Setting
Operation is
Normal mode boot complete ME power turns off automatically.
starts SHDiag closes when OK is clicked.
Remove Data cable

from ME
Wait until stand-by

screen appears in
normal mode
Start ME in
BackupMode ME power is off.
BackupMode can be started by 0 + 6 + Power key.
Turn off ME power by
Power key
Connect Data cable

to ME
End of operation
Restore user data This operation takes about over 20 min.

with USER DATA
BACKUP TOOL
Operation is
complete
Turn off ME power

by Power key
Remove battery, and

disconnect Data
cable from ME
End of operation
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[2] Test points
MAIN PWB-A MAIN PWB-A

(FRONT SIDE) (REAR SIDE)
TP605
TP604
CA062
C
F aa
TP402 TP217
TP603
TP601
TP602
TP401
TP203 TP204
TP206
TP207
TP208
TP205
TP212
TP1403
TP1404
TP1706 TP1701 TP1703

TP1103 TP1101 TP1401
TP1104 TP1402
TP1705
TP1702
TP1704
TP1102
TP1707
TP1405
TP516
TP502 TP225
TP511 TP202
TP263
TP514 TP214 TP201 TP260
TP210
TP515
TP216
TP513 TP219
TP503 TP508
TP512 TP509 TP222
TP507 TP506 TP151
TP106 TP129 TP221 TP152
TP107 TP215 TP153
TP119 TP130 TP125 TP113 TP154
TP144
TP143 TP220 TP505 TP155
TP156
TP104
TP137 TP138 TP114 TP157
TP158
TP122 TP159
TP127 TP132 TP310 TP160
TP139 TP141 TP140 TP161
TP162
TP128 TP309
TP115
TP501
TP145 TP209
TP109
TP147
TP117
TP123 TP142
TP136
TP135
TP510
TP110
TP118
TP102
TP131
TP134
TP133
TP111
TP126 TP291
TP124
TP103
TP112
TP121
TP146
TP304
TP116
TP105
TP108
TP307 TP281
TP120 TP305 TP261
TP301 TP2002
TP306
TP211 TP262
TP2003
TP303 TP302
TP2001
TEST POINT 1
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TP No. Signal name

TP113 Terminal for MEMORY adhesion check 1
TP114 Terminal for MEMORY adhesion check 2
TP137 TEST_MODE_SELECT
TP138 RTCCLK
TP140 SYSCLK1
TP141 SYSCLK2
TP201 SIMVCC
TP202 VBOOST
TP203 BATT
TP204 BATT
TP205 SENSE
TP206 GND
TP207 GND
TP208 GND
TP209 ONSWA_N
TP210 VDDB
TP211 VCHARGE_FET_GATE
TP212 VBATIB
TP214 VDDA
TP215 VBUCK18(1.8V)
TP216 VDDD275(2.75V)
TP217 VMEM18(1.8V)
TP219 VDDF13(1.3V)
TP220 VRTC13(1.3V)
TP221 VCORE15(1.5V)
TP222 VCORE13(1.3V)
TP225 BACKUP+_R
TP261 VBUS
TP262 VCHARGE_CN
TP281 VUSB32(3.2V)
TP291 SERVICE_N
TP301 MIC
TP302 MIC
TP303 GNDÅiMIC_GNDÅj
TP304 JMIC
TP305 JEARR
TP306 JEARL
TP307 HIFIDET_N
TP309 UART-RX
TP310 UART-TX
TP401 USB D+
TP402 USB D-
TP502 Terminal for LCDC adhesion check 1
TP505 SD_VDD(2.9V)
TP510 Terminal for LCDC adhesion check 2
TP516 MA3_CLK
TP601 VVIB(3.0V)
TP602 GND
TP603 VVIB(3.0V)
TP604 SP1
TP605 SP2
TP2001 BL_TX
TP2002 GND
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[3] Troubleshooting
1. Power does not turn on
Is the voltage of the battery 3.6 V or more? NO The battery is dead, defective, or deteriorated.
YES
Is 3.6 V or more on TP203? NO The battery terminal CN201 is mounted

improperly or in poor contact.
YES
Is 3.6 V or more on TP212? Fuse FS201 is blown, resistance R216 is

NO defective, or power amplifier IC1200 is defec-
tive.
YES
Does MCLK (C132) oscillate at 13 MHz (about NO IC1400, Q1480, Q1481 and peripheral circuits
400 mVp-p)? are defective.
YES
Is 1.8 V supplied to VBUCK18 (TP215) when NO IC203, L202 and peripheral circuits are defec-
the Power key is pressed? tive or mounted improperly.
YES
Is 1.3 V supplied to VCORE13 (TP222) when NO IC202 and peripheral circuits are defective or
the Power key is pressed? mounted improperly.
YES
Is 1.5 V supplied to VCORE15 (TP221) when NO IC204 and peripheral circuits are defective or
YES
Is 1.8 V supplied to VMEM18 (TP217) when NO IC203 and peripheral circuits are defective or
YES
Is 2.75 V supplied to VDDD275 (TP216) when NO IC203 and peripheral circuits are defective or
YES
Is 2.75 V supplied to VDDA (TP214) when the NO IC203 and peripheral circuits are defective or
Power key is pressed? mounted improperly.
YES
Is 1.5 V supplied to VDDF13 (TP219) when the NO IC203 and peripheral circuits are defective or
YES
Is 1.3 V supplied to VRTC13 (TP220) when the NO IC203 and peripheral circuits are defective or
YES
Is 32.768 kHz supplied from RTCCLK NO IC101, X101 and peripheral circuits are defec-
(TP138)? tive or mounted improperly.
YES
IC101, IC203 and IC102 are defective or

mounted improperly.
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2. No voice is heard and playback is impossible
2.1. No sound from earpiece (Speech call only)
If audio data is installed in the micro SD(TM) Memory Card, copy it to the internal memory before the following confirmation.
Or if the micro SD(TM) Memory Card should be needed to verify this sympton, go to the micro SD(TM) Memory Card section.
Earpiece
Does Audio signal exist at Earpiece terminals YES Earpiece or spring terminal is defective.
(TP604, TP605) with removing Earpiece?
NO
SPOUT signal
Does Audio signal exist at Sound IC outputs YES Some parts of L601, L602, L603, L604, C616
(L603 and L604)? and C617 are defective.
NO
SP amp or EQ parts
Does Audio signal exist at Sound IC EQ2 Earpiece amplifier of Sound IC (IC601) or some
inputs (C603 and C610)? YES of C603, R603, C609, R606, C610 and R607
C603: Speech/AMR/MP3/AAC are defective.
C610: MIDI/SMAF
NO
Jack detect
Does Audio signal exist at TP305, TP306 and YES Some parts of CN301, C320, C321, R316 and
nearby CN301? IC101 are defective.
NO
ABB LINEP
With inserting Stereo handsfree, does Audio YES IC203 (pin 120) is defective.
signal exist at TP305 and TP306? Or IC601 (pin 12) is defective.
NO
DBB codec
Is sound source Speech/AMR/MP3/AAC? YES IC101 or IC203 is defective.
NO
MIDI/SMAF
IC101 or IC601 is defective.
2.2. No sound from Stereo handsfree

If audio data is installed in the micro SD(TM) Memory Card, copy it to the internal memory before the following confirmation.
Or if the micro SD(TM) Memory Card should be needed to verify this sympton, go to the micro SD(TM) Memory Card section.
Does Audio signal exist at TP305 and TP306 ? CN301 is defective.

YES (Stereo handsfree should be tested before this
confirmation with good handset [phone].)
NO
Is Signal level between L301, L304, and CN301 is defective.

CN301 “High (1.8 V)”? YES (Stereo handsfree should be tested before this
confirmation with good handset [phone].)
NO
Does Audio signal exist at earpiece terminals YES IC101, or the detection signal between L301,
(TP604, TP605)? L304 and IC101 (pin 263, 187) is defective.
NO
With removing Q301, does Audio signal exist at YES Some of Q301, Q302, R307, R319, R301,
TP305 and TP306? R304, C305 and IC101 (pin 214) are defective.
NO
Does Audio signal exist between R302, R303, Some of R302, R303, C303, C304, C312,
and IC203 (pin 99, pin 123)? YES C313, R312, C315, C316, L302 and L303 are
defective.
NO
IC101 or IC203 is defective.
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3. Voice transmission/recording is impossible
3.1. Built-in microphone
Is the voltage of 2.4 V at TP301 after removing YES When inputting the audio from Microphone, YES IC203 or C259 is
Microphone? does Audio signal exist at TP301? defective.
NO NO
Some of R314, R315, C311 and IC203 or the Microphone is defective.

signal connections between them are defec-
tive.
3.2. Stereo handsfree unit
Is the voltage of 2.4 V at TP304 without Stereo When inputting the audio from Handsfree mic, IC203 is defective, or
Handsfree? YES does Audio signal exist at TP304 and C260 YES the signal connection
(IC203 side)? between C260 and
IC203 is defective.
NO NO
R308, R309, R325, C308, C319, IC203 or the Stereo Hands-free Kit or CN301 is defective.
signal connections between them are defec-
tive.
4. Battery does not charge/Charging does not complete

4.1. Battery does not charge
When the AC charger is connected, is the volt- NO The AC charger is defective. CN261 is
age of TP262 higher than that of the battery? mounted improperly or in poor contact.
YES
Is 7.4 V or lower on TP262? NO The AC charger is defective.
YES
Is the voltage of IC291 pin 5 is higher than that NO Q202, IC201, R204, R205, R207, C202, and
of the battery? C205 are defective.
YES
Does the handset (phone) turn on? NO Go to the section “1. Power does not turn on”
(see page 2-40).
YES
Is the voltage of TP212 is higher than that of Is the battery status icon on the screen display IC203 is defective,
the battery? NO flashing? NO and charge parame-
ter data is corrupted.
YES YES
Charge parameter data is corrupted. Is the ambient temperature between 5 and NO Temperature abnor-
35°C? mality.
YES
IC1720 and IC203 are defective or mounted

improperly.
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4.2. Charging does not complete
Is 4.2 V or more on TP212? Is the temperature of the front cabinet (key Depending on the
NO side) below 35°C? NO temperature, charg-
ing may take longer.
YES YES
Is 5.0 V or lower on TP262? Go to the section “4.1.

NO Battery does not
charge” (see page 2-
42).
YES
The Li-Ion battery is defective, charge parame-

ter data is corrupted, or IC203 is defective.
Is 4.2 V or more on TP212 for over 30 minutes? Charging time depends on handset (phone)
NO use or the degree of the battery deterioration.
(Wait for more than 30 minutes.)
YES
Is the temperature of the front cabinet (key NO Depending on the temperature, charging may
side) below 35°C? take longer.
YES
Charge parameter data is corrupted.
5. System settings are reset
Is C131 (PWRRST_N) at high level (1.3 V) Is 1.8 V applied to VMEM18 (TP217)? Go to the section “1.
when the Power key is pressed with 3.7 V NO Is 2.75 V applied to SIM POWER (TP201)? NO Power does not turn
applied to the battery terminals (VBATT: TP203 on” (see page 2-40).
or TP204)?
YES YES
IC203 is defective or mounted improperly.
Is the SIM card recognised? NO Connection to the SIM card is instantaneously

interrupted.
YES
Are the battery terminals clean? NO Connection to the battery terminal is instanta-
neously interrupted.
YES
The software has a problem, or IC101 parts are

defective.
6. Clock settings are reset
Is 1.3 V applied to VRTC13 (TP220) with 3.7 V NO IC203 is defective or mounted improperly.
applied to the battery terminal (TP203)?
YES
Is 1.0 V or more on TP225 with the battery ter- Is the voltage of the back-up capacitor 1.0 V or The back-up capaci-
minal (TP203) disconnected? NO more. NO tor is defective or
deteriorated, or earth
is short-circuited.
YES YES
IC101 is defective. The back-up capacitor is mounted improperly.
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7. Vibrator does not work
Is 3.0 V on TP603 when the vibrator is removed NO At this time, is 1.8 V or more on IC602 pin 3? NO IC601 is defective or
and then activated? mounted improperly.
YES YES
IC602 and C606 are defective, mounted

improperly or short-circutred.
Is 3.0 V on TP603 when the vibrator is fixed NO The vibrator is defective.

and then activated?
YES
The vibrator is defective, or there is clogging

caused by foreingn objects.
8. Picture can not be taken (Camera)
Is the camera module installed in the correct NO Reinstall the camera, and try again. YES Misinstallation of cam-
direction? Can you take picture? era.
YES NO
Remove the camera, and install a new camera. The camera unit is defective.
Then try again. YES
Can you take picture?
NO
Is the voltage (1.8 V) applied to TP217? NO The Analogue Baseband IC (IC203) or periph-
eral circuits are defective.
YES
Is the voltage (2.8 V) applied to TP401? NO IC401 or peripheral circuits are defective.
YES
Is the voltage (1.8 V) applied to TP402? NO IC402 or peripheral circuits are defective.
YES
Digital Baseband IC (IC101) or peripheral cir-

cuits are defective.
9. Picture can not be taken (Sub Camera)
Is the sub camera FPC installed correctly? NO Reinsert the camera, and try again. YES Misinstallation of cam-
Can you take picture? era
YES NO
Remove the camera, and install a new camera. The camera unit is defective.
Then try again. YES
Can you take picture?
NO
Is the voltage (1.8 V) applied to IC403 pin 3? NO The Analogue Baseband IC (IC203) or its
peripheral circuits are defective.
YES
Is the voltage (2.5 V) applied from IC403 pin 5? NO IC403 or peripheral circuits are defective.
YES
Digital Baseband IC (IC101) or peripheral cir-

cuits are defective.
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10. Information does not appear on Display
Is Display unit fully inserted to CN502? NO Improperly inserted to the connector.
YES
Is CN502 soldered properly? Does the display YES The contact point of the connector is dirty, or
appear after inserting the unit again? the connector is soldered improperly.
NO
Replace Display. Does the display appear? YES Display unit is defective.
NO
Does the backlight turn on? NO Go to the section "11. The Display backlight
does not turn on" (see page 2-46).
YES
Is 3.6 V or more applied to VBATIB(TP212)? NO Go to the section "1. Power does not turn on"
(see page 2-40).
YES
Is 2.9 V ± 0.1 V applied to VDIG29 (IC501 pin NO IC501 is defective.

5)?
YES
Is 1.8 ± 0.1 V applied to VMEM18 (TP217)? NO Go to the section "1. Power does not turn on"
(see page 2-40).
YES
Is 13 MHz supplied to the clock terminal NO Go to the section "1. Power does not turn on"
SYSCLK2 (IC502 pin 55)? (see page 2-40).
YES
Is 2.9 V ± 0.1 V applied to the connector CN502 is defective or mounted improperly.

CN502 pins 45 and 46 (VDIG29)? Is CN502 in NO
good appearance and mounted properly?
YES
Is 1.8 V ± 0.1 V applied to CN502 pins 34 and CN502 is defective or mounted improperly.
35 (VMEM18)? NO
Is CN502 in good appearance and mounted
properly?
YES
Is 10.3 ± 0.6 V applied to CN502 pin 50 C520 is defective or mounted improperly.

(YGVDD)? Are C520 and CN502 in good NO
appearance and mounted properly?
YES
Is -5.1 ± 0.3 V applied to CN502 pun 49 C521 is defective or mounted improperly.

(YGVSS)? Are C521 and CN502 in good NO
appearance and mounted properly?
YES
Is the signal of approx. 6.5 MHz present on Display controller IC (IC502) and R514 are
CN502 pin 30 (DOTCLK)? NO defective or mounted improperly.
Is R514 in good appearance and mounted
properly?
YES
Is the signal of approx. 60 Hz present on Display controller IC (IC502) and R522 are
CN502 pin 31 (VSYNC)? NO defective or mounted improperly.
Is R522 in good appearance and mounted
properly?
YES
Display unit is defective, or the connector

CN502 is mounted improperly.
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11. The Display backlight does not turn on
Is the fuse FS202 mounted properly, and is NO FS202 is mounted improperly, or the fuse is
there conduction? blown.
YES
Is the voltage applied to Q204 pin 3 when the NO L203 is defective.

voltage is applied to the battery termiinals?
YES
Is the voltage applied to Q204 pin 1 when the NO IC203 is defective or mounted improperly.
voltage is applied to the battery termiinals?
YES
Is 3.7 V or more applied to Q204 pin 4? NO Q204 is defective or mounted improperly.
YES
L204 or backlight LED is defective or mounted

improperly.
12. The Key backlight does not turn on
Do all the Key backlight LEDs remain off? LED3001 to LED3005, LED3008 to LED3010,
NO R3001 to R3005 or R3008 to R3010 are defec-
tive.
YES
Does the backlight turn on after replacing the NO Is 1.8 V ± 0.1 V applied to Q101 pin 1? NO IC101 is defective or
Key PWB? mounted improperly.
YES YES
CN3001 is defective or the Relay FPC PWB is Is 0 V applied to CN101 pin 3? NO Q101 is defective or
broken. mounted improperly.
YES
CN101 is defective or the Relay FPC PWB is

broken.
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13. “out-of-range” appears and no transmission/reception is available
• Waveform numbers are shown on page 5 - 3 to 5 - 4.
13.1. In 3G Network, “out-of-range” appears and no transmission/reception is available
Is the SIM card inserted? NO Insert the SIM card.
YES
Is “Select Service” in the network settings set to NO Set the system to “Auto”.
“Auto”?
YES
Does an error occur when the command VERS YES The file system or SRAM is defective.
=1 is entered?
NO
Reception system
In the test mode, RMCH connection to a simu-
lator, etc, possible? (ANT terminal input: -90 YES
A
dBm)
NO
Is the voltage of approx. 2.8 V applied to R1200 NO IC203, IC1550 or the main PWB is defective.
(VCCB) and IC1550 pin 1 (V WIVI)?
YES
In the RX Continuous mode, is the MCLK out- The VCXO circuit or IC1400 is defective.
put sent correctly? NO
Refer to the waveforms of circuit 1.
YES
In the TX Continuous mode, is the frequency NO The VCXO circuit, IC203 or IC1400 is defec-
deviation within ± 10 ppm? tive.
YES
In the RX Continuous mode, is the RSSI value Are the appropriate signals observed at one IC1400 or PWB is
normal? NO end (IC582 side) of C1416, C1417, C1418, and NO defective.
C1419 on an oscilloscope?
Refer to the waveforms of circuits 8 and 9.
YES YES
IC582 or PWB is defective. IC582 or PWB is defective.
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Transmission system
A
Are the appropriate signals for TP1701, IC582 is defective.

TP1702, TP1703 and TP1704 displayed on an
oscilloscope, with a simulator connected to NO
RMCH?
Refer to the waveforms of circuits 10 and 11.
YES
Is the transmission frequency correct? NO Is the voltage of approx. 1 V on both ends of YES IC1400 is defective.
C1702?
YES NO
Is the transmission waveform normal? IC1700 is defective.

(At maximum output, ACLR ± 5 MHz is -34 dBc
or less, occupied bandwidth is 4.3 MHz or less, NO
and modulation accuracy is 12 % or less.)
Refer to the waveforms of circuit 12.
YES
Is the output level is correct? NO At maximum output, is the voltage on IC1600 NO IC203 or IC1600 is
(21 to 25 dBm, at maximum output) pin 4 acceptable (approx. 2.0 V)? defective.
YES YES
The aerial circuit and parts are defective. At maximum output, is the voltage of 3 V or NO IC1600 or IC1620 is
more on both ends of C1625? defective.
YES
IC1001 and IC1700 or PWB are defective.
* Check both “Yes” and “No” items when RMCH connection is not available due to lack of a simulator (such as MT8820A made by Anritsu), etc.
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13.2. In GSM Network (EGSM/DCS/PCS), “out-of-range” appears and no transmission/reception is available
Is the SIM card inserted? NO Insert the SIM card.
YES
Reception system
Are 4 reception bars displayed?
* Set the BCCH/TCH level of the simulator to YES
B
-80 dBm in EGSM, DCS and PCS bands.
NO
Is the voltage of approx. 2.75 V applied to IC203 or the main PWB is defective.
R1120 (VCCA) and IC1002 pin 5 (VCCB), and NO
approx 1.8V to IC1200 pin 27 (VMEM1.8)
respectively?
YES
Are the signals as specified in the waveform Waveforms 13 to 21, 23, 24 and 27 to 29:
diagrams? NO IC101 is defective.
Waveforms 13 to 21, 23, 24 and 27 to 29. Waveform 22:
Waveform 22. IC1100 is defective.
YES
Is the received signal sent to IC1100? IC1100 is defective.

Check IC1100 pin No.:
EGSM band: Pins 35 and 36 YES
DCS band: Pins 41 and 42
PCS band: Pins 38 and 39
NO
Is the received signal sent from IC1200? EGSM band: FL1190 is defective.
Check IC1200 pin No.: DCS band: FL1170 is defective.
EGSM band: Pin 21 YES PCS band: FL1180 is defective.
DCS band: Pin 22
PCS band: Pin 23
NO
Is the received signal sent to IC1200 pin 15? YES IC1200 is defective.
NO
Is the received signal sent to IC1001 pin 5? YES IC1001 is defective.
NO
Is the received signal sent to FL1010 pin 3? YES FL1010 is defective.
NO
CN1900 is defective.
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Transmission system (TP mode [Burst TX])
Are the signals as specified in the waveform Waveforms 13 to 21 and 23 to 25:

diagrams? IC101 is defective.
Waveforms 13 to 21 and 23 to 25. NO Waveform 22:
Waveform 22. IC1100 is defective.
Waveform 26. Waveform 26:
IC203 is defective.
YES
Does IC1100 oscillate at the frequency of the NO IC101, IC1100, IC1400 and X1440 are defec-
transmitted signal? tive.
YES
Is the transmitted signal sent to IC1200? EGSM band: FL1160 or IC1100 is defective.
EGSM band: Pin 6 NO DCS/PCS band: FL1150 or IC1100 is defective.
DCS/PCS band: Pin 5
YES
Is the transmitted signal sent to IC1001 pin 8? NO IC1200 is defective.
YES
Is the EGSM band transmitted signal sent to NO IC1001 is defective.

FL1010 pin 1?
YES
Is the EGSM band transmitted signal sent from NO FL1010 is defective.

FL1010 pin 3?
YES
CN1900 is defective.
14. micro SD(TM) Memory Card is not recognised
Prepare the micro SD(TM) Memory Card.
Insert the micro SD(TM) Memory Card. NO The micro SD(TM) Memory Card is defective.
Is it recognised?
YES
Check for proper fit of CN501. NO CN501 is defective.

Is there any problem?
YES
Is 2.9 V applied to TP505. NO IC503 is defedtive.
YES
Is signal sent to R517? NO IC502, IC101 is defective.
YES
IC101 is defective.
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15. SIM card is not recognised
Is the SIM card inserted and securely locked? NO The SIM card is not properly inserted.
YES
Is the SIM card recognised when inserted to a NO The SIM card is defective.
properly working handset (phone)?
YES
Is “Insert SIM Card” displayed when the power NO The software has a problem.
is turned on without the SIM card?
YES
Is the voltage of 2.85 V on TP201? NO IC203 is defective.
YES
Does R221 oscillate? NO IC101, IC203 and R221 are defective or

mounted improperly.
YES
IC101, IC203, R221, R228, R229 and R227

are defective or mounted improperly.
16. First checking of Bluetooth

• Image for the UK model.
Select Case 1
Bluetooth can not switch on.
Select Case 2
Bluetooth can turn on,
but it is not possible to search for
devices.
Select Case 3
It is possible to search for devices
and to connect with Bluetooth
headset, but no sound is heard.
16.1. Bluetooth can not switch on

Concerning the positions 1 to 11, please refer to the schematic diagram or the part arrangement plan.
No.1 Check power source
Is the voltage (2.8 V) applied to 1 (R2005)? NO IC2002, R2005 or peripheral circuits are defec-
tive.
YES
Is the voltage (1.8 V) applied to 2 (R2004)? NO The Analogue Baseband IC (IC203) or periph-
YES
Is the voltage (1.3 V) applied to 3 (R2002)? NO The Analogue Baseband IC (IC203) or periph-
YES
Go to No.2 (Check CLK signal).
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No.2 Check CLK signal
Is 32.768 kHz output at 4 (R131) proper? *1 NO The Digital Baseband IC (IC101) or peripheral
circuits are defective.
YES
Is 13 MHz output at 5 (Q1480) proper? *2 NO Q1480, IC1400 or peripheral circuits are defec-
tive.
YES
Go to No.3 (Check Control signal).
No.3 (Check Control signal)
Is the signal output at 6 (R2001) “H”? NO The Bluetooth IC (IC2001) or peripheral circuits
are defective.
YES
Is the signal output at 7 (point 1) “H”? *3 NO The Digital Baseband IC (IC101) or peripheral
YES
Is the signal output at 8 (TP134) “H”? NO The Digital Baseband IC (IC101) or peripheral
YES
Is the signal output at 9 (TP136) “H”? NO The Digital Baseband IC (IC101) or peripheral
YES
Is the signal output at 10 (TP133) “H”? NO The Bluetooth IC (IC2001) or peripheral circuits
are defective.
YES
Is the signal output at 11 (TP135) “H”? NO The Bluetooth IC (IC2001) or peripheral circuits
are defective.
YES
Bluetooth address is not written, or the soft-

ware may be defective.
*1 *3: Schematic diagram (Main 3/8) 7 10 - B D

Digital wave Point 1 C2009
0.1/10V
1.3V
45
49
50
52
63
29
36
47
75
76
12
78
3
VDD_IO_B
VDD_IO_A
VDD_IO_A
VDD_IO_A
VDD_CLD
VDD_CLD
VDD_HV
VDD_HV
VDD_HV
VDD_HV
VDD_HV
VDD_D
VDD_DIG
RESOUT2_N
C2003
330p/25V
BT_MCLK
*2 RTCCLK_1
77
64
RESETN
RF_CLK_IN
R2001 79 LP_CLK
10K
RF_CLKREQ 69 HOST_WAKEUP [Input PD
/Output high]
R2007
67 BT_WAKEUP
100K
BT_UARTTX 71 UART_RXD [Input PD]
[Tri-state PD
IC2001
BT_UARTRX 81 UART_TXD
/Output high] STCL2500A
BT_UARTRTS 70 UART_CTS [Input PD] BLUETOOTH
0.3V to 1.2V
[Tri-state PD
BT_UARTCTS 80 UART_RTS
/Output low] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
PCMCLK 37 PCM_CLK [Input PD]
B 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
PCMSYN 38 PCM_SYNC [Input PD]
C 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
PCMDATB 44 PCM_A [Input PD]
D 31 32 33 34 35 36
PCMDATA 43 PCM_B [Input PD]
E 37 38 39 40 41 42
F 43 44 45 46 47 48
G 49 50 51 52 53 54
72 GPIO_0 [Input PD]
H 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64
J 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74
K 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84
VMEM18
55 CONFIG_JS
56 CONFIG_CLK
57 CONFIG_R
65 CONFIG_M
68 CONFIG_RF
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16.2. Bluetooth can turn on, but it is not possible to search for devices
Concerning the position 16, please refer to the schematic diagram or the part arrangement plan.
Is the antenna in contact with the PWB? NO Contact failure.
YES
The part related to RF may be broken. YES FL2001 (16-1), C2017 (16-2), point 2 (16-3) or
C2016 (16-4) is defective.
NO
The Bluetooth IC (IC2001) or peripheral circuits

are defective.
Schematic diagram (Main 3/8) 9 12 - B D

C2009 C2011
0.1/10V 0.1/10V
BLUETOOTH
AERIAL
45
49
50
52
63
29
36
47
75
76
12
23
66
74
78
3
VDD_IO_B
VDD_IO_A
VDD_IO_A
VDD_IO_A
VDD_CLD
VDD_CLD
VDD_HV
VDD_HV
VDD_HV
VDD_HV
VDD_HV
VDD_D
VDD_DIG
VDD_DIG
VDD_DIG
VDD_DIG
C2012
0.22/6.3V
77 RESETN VDD_DSM 42
C2013
64 RF_CLK_IN VDD_N 48 0.22/6.3V
79 LP_CLK VDD_CL 54 C2014
69
67
HOST_WAKEUP [Input PD
BT_WAKEUP
/Output high]
VDD_RF 15
C2015
0.22/6.3V
8
Point 2
0.22/6.3V
71 UART_RXD [Input PD] 7 1 NC
[Tri-state PD
IC2001
81 UART_TXD STCL2500A RFP 5
/Output high]
70 UART_CTS [Input PD] BLUETOOTH RFN 6 6 2 NC
80 UART_RTS [Tri-state PD TP2003 TP2001

/Output low] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
5 3
TP2002
C2017
1.2p(CH)/50V
A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
22nH
37 PCM_CLK [Input PD] VDD_T 26 4
B 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
38 PCM_SYNC [Input PD] ABUS_IN_QN 8
C2016
C 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 FL2001
44 PCM_A [Input PD] ABUS_QP_IP 9 BLUETOOTH
D 31 32 33 34 35 36
43 PCM_B [Input PD] ABUS_IP_QP 17 BALUN FILTER
E 37 38 39 40 41 42
ABUS_QN_IN 18
F 43 44 45 46 47 48
G 49 50 51 52 53 54
72 GPIO_0 [Input PD] ANA_1 10 NC
H 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64
J 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74
K 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84
AF_PRG 84 NC
VMEM18
55 CONFIG_JS [Input PU] JTAG_TDI 21
56 CONFIG_CLK [Tri-state] JTAG_TDO 11

57 CONFIG_R [Input PU] JTAG_TMS 31
65 CONFIG_M [Input PD]JTAG_NTRST 22

68 CONFIG_RF JTAG_TCK 32
16.3. It is possible to search for devices and to connect with Bluetooth headset, but no sound is heard
Concerning the positions 12 to 15, please refer to the schematic diagram or the part arrangement plan.
Check the Bluetooth connecting with the Blue-

tooth headset in telephone call state.
Check the signal wave of the 12 (point 3). NO The Digital Baseband IC (IC101) or peripheral
Is that the same wave as figure 2? circuits are defective.
YES
Check the signal wave of the 13 (point 4). NO The Digital Baseband IC (IC101) or peripheral
YES
Check the signal wave of the 14 (R143). NO The Bluetooth IC (IC2001) or peripheral circuits
Is that the same wave as figure 2? are defective.
YES
Check the signal wave of 15 (point 5). NO The Digital Baseband IC (IC101) or peripheral
YES
The Analogue Baseband IC (IC203) or periph-

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Signal waves 12 15
12
13
14
15
Enlargement
12
13 About PCMDATA and PCMDATB

When inputting loud
sound, the wave
When loud sound is input oscillates up and
into the microphone down all the way.
14
15
Schematic diagram (Main 1/8) 6 9 - C E

237 285 284
GPIO_10/SYSCLKREQ0 NC
YMUINT_N
GPIO_11/SYSCLKREQ1
GPIO_12/SYSCLKREQ2
HARD_REBOOT
265
GPIO_13/GPSSTART
IC101
286 306 245 244
GPIO_14 NC
FVPP
DB2020 GPIO_15/EXTTRIG
GPIO_16/BUS_REQ
DIGITAL BASEBAND GPIO_17/BUS_GNT
TP133
248 268 266 267
GPIO_20/UARTRX3/DSPGPIO0 TP134
A B C D E F G H J K L M N P R T U V W Y AA GPIO_21/UARTTX3/DSPGPIO1 TP135
GPIO_22/UARTCTS3/DSPGPIO2 TP136
21 42 63 84 93 101 116 133 145 157 169 181 193 210 225 233 241 262 283 304 325 GPIO_23/UARTRTS3/DSPGPIO3
21 21
199 269 309 287
GPIO_24/UARTRX6/SPIDI/DSPGPIO4 NC
20 20 41 62 83 92 100 115 132 144 156 168 180 192 209 224 232 240 261 282 303 324 20 GPIO_25/UARTTX6/SPIDO/DSPGPIO5
GPIO_26/UARTCTS6/SPIRDY/DSPGPIO6
CAM_VSYNC
19 19 40 61 82 91 99 114 131 143 155 167 179 191 208 223 231 239 260 281 302 323 19
GPIO_27/UARTRTS6/SPICLK/DSPGOIO7
SD_DET
272 291 271 312 290 311 215 289 270 249 288
GPIO_30/FM
18 18 39 60 81 90 98 113 130 142 154 166 178 190 207 222 230 238 259280 301 322 18 GPIO_31/PWM0
GPIO_32/PWM1
SDC_PWRON
17 17 38 59 80 258 279 300 321 17

GPIO_33/MMCPOW/MSPOW
MMCCLKRET
GPIO_34/MMCCLKRET/CARDDETECT
GPIO_35/JOGXA
16 16 37 58 79 257278 299 320 16 GPIO_36/JOGXB
GPIO_37/JOGXS NC
15 15 36 57 78 129 141 153 165 177 189 206 256 277 298 319 15 GPIO_40/SPIEN0/JOGYA
GPIO_41/UARTCTS0/SPIEN1/JOGYB NC
GPIO_42/UARTRTS0/SPIEN2/JOGYS
14 14 35 56 77 112 128 140 152 164 176 188
205 221
255 276 297 318 14
273 251 292 200 216
GPIO_43/IRSELECT/SPIEN3/TGBUZZ
111 127 254 275 296 317 GPIO_44/UARTRX6
13 13 34 55 76 204
220 13
GPIO_45/UARTTX6/IRTX/RCTX
12 12 33 54 75 110 126
203 219 253 274 295 316 12
GPIO_46/UARTCTS6/IRSD
GPIO_47/UARTRTS6/RCTX/RC Point 3
109 125
11 11 32 53 74 202 218 252 273 294 315 11
Point 4
209 191 224 206
PCMCLK
PCMSYN
108 124 251 272 293 314 R143
10 10 31 52 73 201 217 10 PCMDATA 470
PCMDATB
107 123 250 271 292 313
9 30 51 72
9
200 216
9
Point 5
172 189 183 179
I2CSCL0
I2CSCL1
8 8 29 50 71 106 122 139 151 163 175 187 199 215 249 270 291 312 8
I2CSDA0
I2CSDA1
7 7 28 49 70 121 138 150 162 174 186 198 248 269 290 311 7
278 301 256 324
ADCSTR
DACCLK
6
6 27 48 69 247 268 289 310 6
DACDAT
DACSTR
5
5 26 47 68 89 246 267 288 309 5
MMCCLK
160 171 163 159 162 150 147 151
MMCCLK
MMCCMD
MMCCMD
4 4 25 46 67 88 97 105 120 137 149 161 173 185 197 214 229237 245 266 287 308
4
MMCCMDDIR
MMCCMDDIR
MMCDAT0
MMCDAT0
MMCDAT1
3 24 45 66 87 96 104 119 136 148 160 172 244 265 286 307 3 MMCDAT1
3 184 196 213 228 236 MMCDAT2
MMCDAT2
MMCDAT3
MMCDAT3/CD
118 135 147 159 171 183 195 212 227 235 243 264 285 306
2 MMCDATDIR
2 2 23 44 65 86 95 103 MMCDATDIR
192 188 181
1 1 22 43 64 85 94 102 117 134 146 158 170 182 194 211 226 234 242 263 284 305 1 SIM_CLK
SIMRST_N
SIM_DAT
A B C D E F G H J K L M N P R T U V W Y AA
USBDM
58 60
USBDM
USBDP
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CHAPTER 3. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY
Mobile Phone
Service
550SH
E
Market Service
Manual Manual
[1] Servicing Concerns

Main PWB (PWB-A)
1. For disassembling
1. Do not remove the board of baseband section by pulling external
interface connector not to damage the board.
2. Shield case is attached on shield case holder with no space.
Do not remove together with shield case holder. If you do, you can-
Standard
not attach it again because they are soldered and in such a case, Holder, Sensor, position:
you should take the electric pattern on the board as well. Main PWB Moisture No protrusion
(Large) from the outline.
2. For reassembling
[Sensor, Moisture (Large)]
1. Make sure that all ornamental parts have no scratch and clean.
2. Make sure that you can open and close handset (phone) smoothly
and hear hinges click.
3. Make sure that display panel is placed in a proper position without Standard
inclination. position
4. Make sure that all three battery terminals protrude evenly.
5. Make sure that the pawl of aerial is upside.
• FASTENING TORQUE (Referential Value)

Moisture (Small)
• Cabinet* 17.6 ± 2 N • cm Standard position:
(1.8 ± 0.2 Kgf • cm) No contact
• Main PWB-A* 17.6 ± 2 N • cm with the terminal.
(1.8 ± 0.2 Kgf • cm)
• Aerial Cover* 16.6 ± 2 N • cm
(1.7 ± 0.2 Kgf • cm)
* The reference value is measured when an electric screwdriver

(HIOS CL4000) is used. Main PWB
• SOLDERING SPECIFICATION (PWB-A)
Soldering iron must be set to 380° C for 5 seconds.

• STANDARD POSITION OF ATTACHMENT
When replacing the following labels (marked with ), be sure to [Moisture (Small)]
place new ones on the specified positions.
Aerial Cover Back Cabinet

Assembly
Standard position
Label,
Specifications
Standard Aerial Cover

Cushion,
position
Battery
Peel off the label from the
base and attach it to the
Align the cushion
shaded area.
with the lower corner.
Wipe the attached area
with dry cloth.
[Cushion, Battery]
* Do not cover the
periphery with the label.
[Label, Specifications]
3–1
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[2] Disassembly and reassembly 2. Front Cabinet Assembly
• To reassemble, reverse the procedure.
Step Part name No. Q’ty
1 Screw (1.7 x 6.0), Silver (B1) 4
1. Aerial Cover Assembly
2 Hook (B2) 4

1 Battery Cover (A1) 1
2 Li-Ion Battery (A2) 1
3 Screw (1.7 x 3.0), White (A3) 1 (B1) x 4
M1.7 x 6.0 mm
4 Hook (A4) 2 Silver
5 Hook (A5) 2
(A1) x 1
(A3) x 1
M1.7 x 3.0 mm (B2) x 2
White
(A2) x 1 Back Cabinet
Assembly
Back Cabinet
Assembly
Front Cabinet
Assembly
(B2) x 2
Jig
SLIDE
3. Back Cabinet Assembly

Aerial Cover (A5) x 2
Assembly Step Part name No. Q’ty
1 Screw (1.7 x 6.0), Silver (C1) 1
(A4) x 2
Back Cabinet
Assembly
SLIDE
Jig
(Use something flat
and hard, for example
guitar picks.)
Side Keys
Main PWB-A/
Holder, Main PWB
(C1) x 1
M1.7 x 6.0 mm
Silver
3–2
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4. Key PWB-B 6. Main PWB-A
Step Part name No. Q’ty Step Part name No. Q’ty
1 Hook (D1) 3 1 Hook (F1) 2
2 Flat Cable (D2) 1 2 Sub Camera (F2) 1
Main PWB-A/ Main PWB-A

Holder, Main PWB
Sheet, Key
Connector
(D1) x 2
(F2) x 1
(F1) x 2
(D1) x 1
Key PWB-B Holder, Main PWB
(D2) x 1
7. Sub Camera
5. Display/Display Holder Assembly
Step Part name No. Q’ty 1 Flat Cable (G1) 1
1 Solder (E1) 2
2 Flat Cable (E2) 1
3 Hook (E3) 2
Sub Camera
(G1) x 1
(E3) x 1
Main PWB-A/
Holder, Main PWB
Main PWB-A
(E3) x 1
Display/
Display Holder
Assembly
(E1) x 2
(E2) x 1
3–3
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CHAPTER 4. DIAGRAMS
[1] Block diagram [Main]
IC102 VCC
LRS1414 VCCQ,SF- VCCQ IC101
FLASH F-WP_N
DB2020
MEMORY SF- VCC
DIGITAL BASEBAND
NOR Flash 512M
RESOUT0_N F-RST_N F-OE_N,F-WE_N, OE_N,WE_N,MEMADV_N,MEMCLK,
MEMCLKRET,MEMWAIT_N OE_N,WE_N,
GPIO15 F-ADV_N,F-CLK,
MEMADV_N,MEMCLK,
(FLASHVPP) VPP
F-WAIT_N
MEMCLKRET,MEMWAIT_N
F1CE_N CS0_N
F1_CE_N CS0_N IC402
Flash1
IC601 F2CE_N CS1_N DOUT[7:0], HVDD R1180N181B
F2_CE_N CS1_N CAM_D[7:0],PDI,CAM_RCLK, CAM_D[7:0],PDI,CAM_RCLK,
YMU762C Flash2
CAM_HSYNC,CAM_VSYNC
RCLK,
REG
SDRAM WE_N CID[7:0],CIPCLK, CAM_HSYNC,CAM_VSYNC HSYNC
SOUND 256Mbit
SD-WE_N
CIHSYNC,CIVSYNC VSYNC
DVDD 1.8V
SDR-CS_N,SDR-CLK, SDR_CS_N,SDR_RAS_N, IC401
SD-CS_N, SDRCLK_RET,SD-CKE,
MA3_CLK SDR_CAS_N,SDR_CKE, AVDD
SP100
SPOUT1 CLKI
SD-CLK,SD-CKE, SD-RAS_N,SD-CAS_N, REG 1162N28D
EARPIECE SD-RAS_N,SD-CAS_N, SDR_CLK,SDR_CLKRET, 2.8V
SPOUT2 RST_N RESOUT0_N MEMBE0_N,MEMBE1_N MEMBE0,MEMBE1
SD-LQM,SD-UQM GPIO16(CAM_ECO)
IRQ GPIO11/YMUINT_N RSTN
REG MTR GPIO44/C AM_RESET_N
3.0V IOCLRL
SPVDD GPIO42/I OCTRL
MO100 SYSCLK1
IC602 CKI STDBY GPIO17(CAM_STDBY)
VIBRATOR VDD
1323B30G HPOUTR HPOUTR
HPOUTL IOVDD D[15:0],A[23:0]
HPOUTL
DQ[15:0],A[23:0]
SCL,SDA SDA,
LINEP
EQ[1:3] SCL CA100
DATA[7:0],ADR[1] D[15:0],A[24:1] IC403
D[7:0],A0 D[15:0],A[24:1]
HANDSFREE/MICROPHONE WE_N,OE_N,CS2_N CS2_N,OE_N,WE_N
CS2_N,OE_N,WE_N
R1180N251B
CONNECTOR CS,RD,WR CAM_D[7:0],PDI,CAM_RCLK, REG
CAM_HSYNC,CAM_VSYNC HVDD 2.5V
DOUT[7:0],RCLK,
HSYNC,VSYNC DVDD,AVDD
UARTRX0,UARTTX0 UARTTX0
UARTRX0,UARTTX0 UARTRX0 SCL,SDA SCAM_RESET_N/G PIO40
SDC RSTN
SDA CAM_CLK
CAMCLK
J ACKDET_N,HIFIDET_N GPIO05/JACKDET_N,GPIO06/HIFIDET_N PWB-F
HPOUTR/H POTL VDDC[8:0](c ore):1.3V

HPMUTE_N GPIO04(HPMUTE_N) VDDCARM[2:0]:1.3V
VDDCTCM[1:0]:1.3V SCAM_CLK
VDDCGSM[2:0]:1.3V
CN301
VDDCRAM[1:0]:1.3V MA3_CLK
VDDCUMA[3:0]:1.3V
RESET_N,TMD/ SHARP
VDDCPLL:1.3V
VDDEWL[1:0]:1.5V GPIO32(KEY_BL)
Audio SDA,
VDDEE[21:0](1.8V IO):1.8V
SCL
VDDA:1.3V IC502
BLUETOOTH
AERIAL
VDDRTC(RTC):1.3V LR38890
AUOX1
AUOX2 DISPLAY LCD100
JMIC JMIC HS SL EDC
AUXI3P CONTROLLER DISPLAY
AUXI3N
MIC HPOUTR, IC2002 MP- Cip RESOUT0_N

GPIO26/ SERAPH_INT
hering
BIAS CCO AUXI1P
HPOUTL CLKREQ1 1162N28D PCMCLK,PCMSYN PCM
Audio I/ F AUXI2P (BT_ECO) PCMCLK,PCMSYN SYSCLK2 GPIO25/ BUFOFF
REG PCM_CLK,PCM_SYNC Inte DSP
PCMDATA,PCMDATB I/ F
MIC1P LINEP 2.8V VDD_HV_D PCM_A,PCM_B PCMDATA,PCMDATB grit y
MIC1N LINEP
PDI_RSP,PDI_RD_B, PDI_RSP,PDI_RD_B,
MIC100 VDD_IO_A PDIC1,PDIC2, PDI_WR_B,PDI_CS_B PDI_WR_B,PDI_CS_B 1.9inch
MICROPHONE VDD_IO_B BT_WAKEUP BT_UARTTX,BT_ARTAX, UARTRX3,U ARTCTS3, PDIC3,PDIC4 DCLK,VSYNC,HSYNC
PDI_VSYNCOUT PDI_VSYNCOUT R[5:0],G[5:0],B[5:0]
UART_RXD_UART_TXD, BT_UARTRTS,BT_UARTCTS UARTX3,UARTRTS3
UART_CTS,UART_RTS UARTRX3, UARTCTS3, PDIC4
RESOUT2_N UARTTX3,UARTRTS3 PDI_D[7:0]
PCMCLK,PCMSYN PDI_D[7:0]
RESET_N PDI_D[7:0]
PCMCLK,PCMSYN PCMDATA,PCMDATB RTCCLK_1
PCMI,PCMIO
IC2001 LP_CLK SDO,SCLK,SCS
PCM MCLK(13MHz) MMCCLK,MMCCMD,
STCL2500A RF_CLK_IN
MMCDAT[3:0],MMCCLKRET,
BLUETOOTH MMCCMDDIR,MMCDATDIR
Power Management USBRCV USBRCV DP,DM IC503 DP(2pin),DM(3pin)
USBRCV
USBDP,USBDM USBDP,USBDM
VBAT
R1131N291D D+,D-
USBDP,USBDM
SIMCLK,SIMRST,SIMDAT SIMCLK0,SIMRST0_N SIMCLK0,SIMRST0_N USBOE,USBSUSP,USBPUEN USBOE,USBSUSP,USBPUEN SDPWON
SIMCLK,SIMRST,SIMDAT SCLK SIM_CLK,SIMRST_N USBOE,USBSUSP,USBPUEN
SIM SRST SIMDAT0 (GPIO33)
CARD SIMVCC(3.0V/ 1.8V)
SIMVCC
SIM I/ F SIMDAT0 USBVALID REG
SDAT SIM_DAT USBVBUS
I2CSDA1, 2.9V GPIO31
M_I2CCLK MMCCLK,MMCCMD,
SCL I2CSDL1 (UART_SENSE)
SDA M_I2CDAT I2CSDA0, I2CSDA0, I2CSDA1, MMCDAT[3:0],MMCCLKRET, SD Card I/ F SDCMD,SDCLK,SD SD_DET
I2C DATA[3:0] Manufact ure
I2CSDL0 I2CSDL0 I2CSDL1 MMCCMDDIR,MMCDATDIR (GPIO30)
micro SDTM Specific
RTCCLK MEMORY CARD
IC203 32KHz XTAL1 RESOUT2_N RESOUT0_N Q261
RESOUT2_N RESOUT0_N
AB2012 MCLK(13MHz) SYSCLK1
SYSCLK1 USBVALID REG
VBUS
3.2V
ANALOGUE MCLK
MCLK(13MHz)
SYSCLK2 SYSCLK2,
BASEBAND MCLK(13MHz) Power
CLKREQ1 PWRRST_N PWRRST_N
Sleep Ctr l. CLK_REQ CLKREQ1 PWRRST_N Supply
IC202 OSC SLEEP PWREQ0_N
CLKREQ
IC281
PWREQ0_N SERVICE_N
1761N13B PWREQ0_N IC291
Q203 SERVICE_N IC582 XC621332
REG Reboot GPIO13(REBOOT) Q291 CN261
Q201 RESOUT1_N RESOUT1_N D751980CZPH POWER SUPPLY
1.3V ONSWB_N
ONSWB_N Circuit RESOUT1_N RESET_N
EXTERNAL
ONSWC_N ONSWC_N
DIGITAL BASEBAND
CLKREQ1 ONSWC_N ISEVENT,ISSYNC
PWRRST_N
RTCDCON
RTC X101
HSSLRX,HSSLRXCLK IS_EVENT_N,IS_SYNC_N CONTROLLER CONNECTOR
PWRRST RTCCLK 32.768kHz
SYSTEM RTCCLK HSSLTX,HSSLTXCLK HSSLTX_D,HSSLTX_CLK
WSTR,WCLK
IC204 IRQ0_N IRQ0_N HSSRX_D,HSSRX_CLK
R1161N151B
IRQ IRQ0_N INTCON WSTR,WCLK
WDAT
ONSWA_N KEY_IN[0] KEY DACCLK,DACDA,
ONSWA_N WDAT
KEY_IN[0] DACSTR,ADCSTR
REG KEYIN[ 4:1] TXIA,TXIB
KEYIN[4:1] DACCLK,DACDA,
1.5V VDDBUCK
BUCK
LED
KEYOUT[5:0]
KEY PAD DACSTR,ADCSTR TXIA,TXIB TXQA,RXQB
VBUCK KEYOUT[5:0] TXQA,RXQB
SWBUCK 1.8V KEYOUT[5:0] RXIA,RXIB
MOD1 CLKREQ1
400mA CLKRQ RXQA,RXQB
VSSBUCK RTCCLK RXIA,RXIB
CLK32
MCLK RXQA,RXQB
RF GPIO05/ JA CKDET_N
VDD_A MCLK
RF GPIO06/ HIFIDET_N
VDD_B
AB2012 GPIO12/ (S-A ND WP)
VDD_D Key Pad
VDD_E LDO GPIO13(REBOOT)
VBAT MEMSYS(DMA bus)
DB2020 VDDA VDD_F EXTLDO GPIO15(FVPP)
VDD_G EXTLDO
GPIO16(CAMPWRECO)
VDDLP
Q204 GPOI17(CAM_STDBY) RF cir cuit
BACKLIGHT FPC ANTSW[3:0]
ANTSW[3:0]
GPIO31/(UA RT_SENSE) RXIA,RXIB
VDD_IO(1.5V) BackLight Driver GPIO44/C AM_RESET_N
RXQA,RXQB
BAT100 VDD_IO_18(1.8V) RXIA,RXIB
SWBOOST GPIO42/I OCTRL MCLK(13MHz) MCLK(13MHz)
BACK-UP VBAT_A,B,C,D,F(VBAT) RXQA,RXQB
BATTERY BOOST ISENSE+ GPIO25/B UFOFF TXIA,TXIB
VDDCODEC(2.75V) CLKCON SERCON CLKREQ TXIA,TXIB TXQA,RXQB
GPIO35,36(Side key) GPIO26/ SERAPH_INT IDATA,QDATA, IDATA,QDATA,
VDDADC(2.75V) TXQA,RXQB
DCLK DCLK
VDDBEAR(2.75V) VBOOST GPIO35,36(UP/D OWN) IDATA,QDATA,
Side Keys DCLK WSTR,WCLK
VDDPA(2.75V) BOOST ISENSE- RFCLK,RFDAT, RFCLK,RFDAT,
GPIO43(TEST PAD) RFSTR WSTR,WCLK WDAT
VDDBUF(VBAT) RFSTR
5pin GPIO04(HPMUTE_N) WDAT
(Ext ernal Charger & GPADC
Connect or) GPIO32(KEY_EL_LED) IRAM DIRMODCLK DIRMODCLK
VBUS VBUS,MOD_USB GPIO40(SCAM_RESET_N) 12kB DIRMODCLK
DCIO single
DCIO BDATA GPIO11/(M A_INT) DIRMOD[3:0] DIRMOD[3:0]
CHREG port
CHREG GPIO45 TXON18 TXON18 DIRMOD[3:0]
CHSENSE+ CHSENSE+
Charger SRAM
CHSENSE- GPIO46 TXON
CHSENSE- GPIO47
FGSENSE+ FGSENSE+
FGSENSE- FGSENSE- TIMGEN VBAT
ADCSTR DACCLK,DACDA,DACSTR,ADCSTR
ADSTR
VLOOP VCCA
VLOOP
VLOOP WPOWERSENSE WPOWERSENSE
WPOWERSENSE
IC1720
ADC GPA2
GPA3 WRFLOOP LM20SITLX WRFLOOP WRFLOOP
GPA4 RTEMP RTEMP RTEMP
GDA1
Temperat ure Sensor
EXTLDO
DACCLK,DACDAT,DACSTR EXTLDO
DACCLK,DACDAT,DACSTR
CN201
VCXOCONT VCXOCONT VCXOCONT
BATTERY DAC DACO3
DACO2/4
WPAREF
CONTACT
VRAMP VAPC
PA Reg. PAREG VAPC
Radio
4 -- 1 4 -- 2
[2] Block diagram [RF] FL1450 FL1460

9, 10
37 RXIA/RXIB to IC582
RXQA/RXQB
LNA 7, 8
Rx-RF SAW Rx-IF SAW RX_IFAMP I/QDEM RX LPF RX AGC AMP
fIF_RX=190 MHz GAIN VDD_B
/2 0 LPF VGA
GLNA 1/4
TOL.
TUNE CTRL
KILLER
3wire
<WCDMA_Radio> 1stLO
RF VCO 2ndLO Serial bus
fL1: 2302.6 to 2357.4 MHz fL2:760 MHz VCO TUNE
WCDMA Band; RX Serial IF from IC582
GLNA
TX: 1922.6 to 1977.4 MHz RXON
RX: 2112.6 to 2167.4 MHz PLLCTRL
RF 18
MCLK
PLL
IC1400 24 X1440
OM5954ET XO Crystal DAC3
DUPLEXER RECEIVER IC FOR W-CDMA 20 13MHz
D1440
FL1680 13MHz XOOB
XOOC
FL1730
BUILT-IN
AERIAL PA TXI/TXIBAR from IC582
ISOLATOR CPL
TXQ/TXQBAR
FL1650 IC1600 I/QMOD
ACPM7881 W-Tx SAW IF BPF TX LPF
VGA VGA fIF_TX=380 MHz 1/2
W-CDMA DAC4 /20
IC1550
CTRL CTRL
POWER AMP. LP3981ILD +B
TXRFVGA TXIFVGA 2.8V REGULATOR
IC1002 2ndLO
FILTER
TC7SZU04AFE GPA3 fL2:760 MHz
CIRCUIT INVERTER LX
IC1720 IF VCO 1/2
GATE IC1620 LM20SITLX
Vbat 1520MHz
Switch LM3205
DC/DC TEMPERATURE TXRFVGA
CONVERTER TX
SENSOR TXIFVGA
PWM IF VCXOCTRL LOGIC Serial from IC582
DAC1 IC1700
IF
/PFM
PLL PLLCTRL
OM5955ET 3WIRE
IC1001 ANTSW3 (D) GPA0 TRANSMITTER IC FOR W-CDMA SERIAL BUS
CXG1189AXR
SPDT SWITCH
IC1301
V-RAMP
Vbat
SN74LVC1T45YZPRB
CN1900 LVC SINGLE GATE
RF_CLKREQ (D)
RF MEASURMENT
POINT
ANTSW0 (D) FL1150
ANTSW1 (D) RADSTR (D)
PA
TXON (D) CONT BALUN LOGIC BUS INTERFACE RADDAT (D) from IC101
ANTSW2 (D) RADCLK (D)
1810.00MHz 3wire
DIVIDERS Serial bus
FL1160 MODA (D)
PRESCALER MODB (D)
PA BALUN MODC (D) from IC101
MODD (D)
<GSM_Radio> 897.50MHz
13MHz
IC1200 VDD_A
EGSM900 Band; PHASE
SKY77506 XOOB
TX: 880.2 to 914.8 MHz
GSM/GPRS FRONT-END DETECTOR XOOC
RX: 925.2 to 959.8 MHz
MODULE
DCS1800 Band; FL1170 RF VCO
TX: 1710.2 to 1784.8 MHz Rx-SAW
CHARGE
RX: 1850.2 to 1879.8 MHz
RFHA PUMP PHDOUT LOOP
DCS(1800MHz) RFHB VTUNE FILTER
PCS1900 Band;
TX: 1805.2 to 1909.8 MHz
RX: 1930.2 to 1989.8 MHz
PCS(1900MHz) RFHC A/D IDATA (D)
RFHD
FL1180
MUX
Rx-SAW CLK DCLK (D) to IC101
RFLA
GSM(900MHz) RFLB A/D QDATA (D)
FL1190
Rx-SAW
IC1100
RF2001
RF IC
4 -- 3 4 -- 4
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[3] Block diagram (Power supply)
BATTERY
RF CIRCUIT
VBATI
VBATI VccA
IC203 VccB
AB2012
VBATIB ANALOGUE BASEBAND
VDDA
VCHG
Vin VDDA
REGULATOR 4.0V 2.75V Max125mA
CONT
4.0V
IC101
DB2020
IC291 VDDB
VBATA VDDB VDDC0 - 8 DIGITAL
CHARGER TK11140C 2.75V Max125mA
BASEBAND
CIRCUIT VBATB VDDCPLL
VBATC EXTLDO not use VDDRTC
VBATD VDDA
VBATF VDDEE
5: Charger VDDEWL
CN261 VDDD VDDE

VMEM18
2.75V 1.8V Max200mA
EXTERNAL Max200mA
CONNECTOR IC582
VDDF
4: VBUS VBUS D751980CZPH
1.3V Max30mA
VDD DIGITAL
VDDG BASEBAND
1.8V Max100mA not use VDDA CONTROLLER
Max Sleep 5mA
VDD_CLK32
VDDLP
VRTC13
1.3V Max6.5mA
VBUCK
1.8V Max Normal 400mA VBUCK18
IC204 IC102
Max Sleep10mA R1161N151B LRS1414
VBAT Vin Vcc
VDDCODEC
REGULATOR VCORE15 FLASH
1.5V
VDDADC,DIG_VDD
SEL
SF-Vcc MEMORY
VDDBEAR SW Boost
VccQ
VBoost
Isense+ Vin SF-VccQ
REGULATOR VCORE13
CE
Isense- 1.3V
VDDPA/DAC
ECO
Boost FB
IC202
1161N13B
VDDBUF
CN202 VDDIOA, B, D, CORE
VSIM SIM CARD PLL
VBUS VIBR CONNECTOR VDDIOC IC502
LR38890
VDDIOE
IC602 DIGITAL
1323B30G CONTROLLER
Vin
REGULATOR 3.0V MO100
CE
3.0V VIBRATOR
GPIO
IC501
1162N29D
Vin
REGULATOR 2.9V
CE
2.9V
ECO
IC281
XC621332
Vin
REGULATOR 3.2V POWER SUPPLY
CE
2.9V
micro SDTM
IC503
VCC MEMORY
R1131N291D
Vin
REGULATOR 2.9V
CARD
CE 2.9V
CA100
IC402 1.3M CAMERA
R1180N181B HVDD
Vin
REGULATOR 1.8V
DVDD
CE
1.8V
GPIO
AVDD
IC401
1162N28D
Vin
REGULATOR 2.8V IC2001
GPIO 2.8V
CE STCL2500A
BLUETOOTH
VDD_IO_B
VDD_IO_A
IC2002
1162N28D VDD_CLD
Vin
REGULATOR 2.8V
VDD_HV_A
CE 2.8V
ECO
VDD_HV_D
VDD_D
PWB-F
HVDD
SUB CAMERA
DVDD
Vin
REGULATOR 2.5V
CE AVDD
2.5V
ECO
IC403
R1180N251B
RECEIVER
VDD
AMP.
IC601
YMU762C
SPVDD SOUND
VDD
IOVDD
4–5
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CHAPTER 5. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM AND WIRING SIDE OF P.W.BOARD
Mobile Phone
Service
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Market Service
Manual Manual
[1] Notes on schematic diagram (PP): Polypropylene type

• The voltage of each section is obtained by measuring between the
• Resistor:
section and chassis using a digital multimeter [handset (phone) out
Letters K and M are prefixed to ohm (unit of resistance). of range].
K means 1000 ohms and M means 1000 kohms.
• Conditions: SIM card inserted, power on, in stand-by mode
• Capacitor: (opened)
P is an abbreviation for “pico” and a farad (unit of capacitance) • Schematic diagram and Wiring Side of P.W. Board for this model
without P means “microfarad”. Expressions “capacitance/withstand are subject to change for improvement without prior notice.
voltage” are used for electrolytic capacitors.
• Parts marked with “ ” are important for maintaining the safety of
(CH), (RH), (UJ): Temperature compensation
the set. Be sure to replace these parts with specified ones for main-
(ML): Mylar type taining the safety and performance of the set.
(S): Styrol type
[2] Types of transistor and LED
1 1 8 1 B 1 1 6 6 4 1
(S) (D) (3)
1 1 (D) (D) D G
TOP (G) C TOP
(G) (D) TOP (2) 2 5 TOP
2 VIEW 2 E VIEW (D) VIEW (D) VIEW
(S) (D) (D)
2 2 (1) 3 4 D S
(G) (D) (S) (G) 3 4 (S) 3 2
4 5
ECH8603 2SC5384 D1 KTC814 U EC4301 C
KTA2014 EG SCH1302 EC4401 C
TOP VIEW TOP VIEW

1 6 1 6
G TOP E C
TOP
S VIEW D B VIEW B
C E
3 4 3 4
SCH2806 RN4986 FE CUS02Z KDR720E

KDR730E
BBY58-02V
TOP VIEW
C 4 1 B
TOP
VIEW
C 3 2 E
PY1103CF EC3201 C
5–1
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[3] Waveforms of circuit
1 C1410 MCLK 13MHz 2 TP1405 RF_CLKREQ (Stand-by) 3 TP1405 RF_CLKREQ (Talking)

(CH1=500mV, 100ns/div) (CH1=1V, 1s/div) (CH1=1V, 1s/div)
4 TP1404 RX_ON (Stand-by) 5 TP1404 RX_ON (Talking) 6 TP1705 WIVI_TXON (Stand-by)

(CH1=1V, 1s/div) (CH1=1V, 1s/div) (CH1=1V, 1s/div)
7 TP1705 WIVI_TXON (Talking) 8 C1417 RXIA 9 C1419 RXQA

(CH1=1V, 1s/div) (Receiving W-CDMA modulated waves) (Receiving W-CDMA modulated waves)
C1416 RXIB C1418 RXQB
(Receiving W-CDMA modulated waves) (Receiving W-CDMA modulated waves)
(CH1, CH2=200mV, 5µs/div) (CH1, CH2=200mV, 5µs/div)
10 TP1701 TXIA 11 TP1703 TXQA 12 CN1900 (RF Output)

(Transmitting W-CDMA modulated waves) (Transmitting W-CDMA modulated waves) (TX output power 23dBm)
TP1702 TXIB TP1704 TXQB
(Transmitting W-CDMA modulated waves) (Transmitting W-CDMA modulated waves)
(CH1, CH2=200mV, 10µs/div) (CH1, CH2=200mV, 10µs/div)
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TRANSMIT/RECEIVE
Mode: TXON(Switched), RXON(Switched) Mode: TXON(Switched), RXON(Switched)

Band: GSM / DCS / PCS Band: GSM / DCS / PCS
(CH1, CH2, CH3=2V, 500ns/div) (CH1, CH2, CH3=2V, 200ns/div)
DIRMODCLK RADSTR
13 C1121 16 IC1100
(9Pin)
MODA RADDAT
14 R1107 17 IC1100
(8Pin) (10Pin)
MODB RADCLK
15 R1107 18 IC1100
(7Pin) (11Pin)
Mode: TXON(Switched), RXON(Switched) Mode: TXON(Switched), RXON(Switched)

Band: GSM / DCS / PCS Band: GSM / DCS / PCS
(CH1, CH2, CH3=2V, 1ms/div) (CH1=2V, CH2,=0.2V, 1ms/div)
ANTSW3_18
19
ANTSW3_18
C1302
19 C1302
VLOOP
20
CTLA
C1003
22 C1111
CTLB
21 C1002
TRANSMIT
Mode: TXON(Switched) Mode: TXON(Switched)
Band: GSM Band: DCS/PCS
(CH1, CH2, CH3=2V, 1ms/div) (CH1, CH2, CH3=2V, 1ms/div)
ANTSW0_18 ANTSW0_18
23 C1210 23 C1210
ANTSW1_18 ANTSW1_18
24 C1207 24 C1207
ANTSW3_18 ANTSW3_18
19 C1302 19 C1302
Mode: TXON(Switched)
Band: GSM / DCS / PCS
(CH1, CH2=1V, 1ms/div)
TXON
25 C1208
VRAMP
26 R1202
5–3
550SH CONFIDENTIAL
RECEIVE
Mode: RXON(Switched) Mode: RXON(Switched)
Band: GSM Band: DCS
(CH1, CH2, CH3=2V, 1ms/div) (CH1, CH2, CH3=2V, 1ms/div)
ANTSW0_18 ANTSW0_18
23 C1210 23 C1210
ANTSW1_18 ANTSW1_18
24 C1207 24 C1207
ANTSW3_18 ANTSW3_18
19 C1302 19 C1302
Mode: RXON(Switched) Mode: RXON(Switched)

Band: DCS Band: GSM / DCS / PCS
(CH1, CH2, CH3=2V, 1ms/div) (CH1, CH2, CH3=1V, 500ns/div)
IDATA
23
ANTSW0_18
C1210
27 TP1102
DCLK
24
ANTSW1_18
C1207
28 TP1103
QDATA
19
ANTSW3_18
C1302
29 TP1104
30 R1107 1Pin MODA 31 TP1103 DCLK

(EGSM Talking/DCS Talking/PCS Talking) (EGSM Talking/DCS Talking/PCS Talking)
(CH1=1V, 1ms/div) (CH1=1V, 1ms/div)
32 TP1103 DCLK 33 TP1103 DCLK

(EGSM Stand-by/DCS Stand-by/PCS Stand-by) (EGSM Out-of-range/DCS Out-of-range/
(CH1=1V, 500ms/div) PCS Out-of-range)
(CH1=1V, 500ms/div)
5–4
CONFIDENTIAL 550SH
34 TP141 SYSCLK2 35 TP138 RTCCLK

(Accessing SIM after power on, stand-by) (Accessing SIM after power on, stand-by)
(CH1=500mV, 40ns/div) (CH1=500mV, 20µs/div)
36 R512 DOTCLK 37 R522 VSYNC

(Accessing SIM after power on, stand-by) (Accessing SIM after power on, stand-by)
(CH1=1V, 100ns/div) (CH1=1V, 10ms/div)
38 R521 HSYNC
(Accessing SIM after power on, stand-by)
(CH1=1V, 40µs/div)
5–5
[4] Schematic diagram (Main 1/8)
MAIN PWB-A (1/8) RECEPTION SIGNAL

TRANSMISSION SIGNAL
A
VRTC13 VMEM18 PWRRST_N 5-8(6-G)
VCORE13 VDDF13 VDDF13 VCORE15 5-21 RESOUT0_N 5-12(2-B), 5-16(4-F)
(11-A) RESOUT1_N 5-14(3-H)
RESOUT2_N 5-11(8-C)
0.1/10V
0.1/10V
0.1/10V
R101
R102
R103
R104
R105
R106
1/6.3V
1/6.3V
1/6.3V
C103
C104
C109
C101
C110
C111
0
0
CS2_N
CS2_N ONSWC 5-8(2-C)
0.1/10V
OE_N
0.1/10V
0.1/10V
0.1/10V
0.1/10V
OE_N
C105
C106
C107
C108
C112
WE_N
WE_N RTCCLK 5-8(2-C), 5-14(4-B)
RTCCLK_1 5-11(8-C)
R131
10K
A[1]
5-16 A[1]
(4-G)
C131
D[0] 1000p/25V
D[0]
D[1] 170 226 315 320 241 157 12 10 6 210 169 234 308 314 323 133 17 13 182 211 94 158 9 5 300 254 43 64 102 146 194 242 307 310 313 318 225 193 145 116 84 20 18 15 11 8 4 3 322 304
D[1]
D[2]
VDDC0
VDDC1
VDDC2
VDDC3
VDDC4
VDDC5
VDDC6
VDDC7
VDDC8
VDDCTCM0
VDDCTCM1
VDDCGSM0
VDDCGSM1
VDDCGSM2
VDDCPLL
VDDCARM0
ARM CORE 1.3V VDDCARM1
VDDCARM2
VDDCRAM0
VDDCRAM1
VDDCUMA0
VDDCUMA1
VDDCUMA2
VDDCUMA3
VDDRTC
VDDA
VDDEE00
VDDEE01
VDDEE02
VDDEE03
VDDEE04
VDDEE05
VDDEE06
VDDEE07
VDDEE08
VDDEE09
VDDEE10
VDDEE11
VDDEE12
VDDEE13
VDDEE14
VDDEE15
VDDEE16
VDDEE17
VDDEE18
VDDEE19
VDDEE20
VDDEE21
VDDEWL0
VDDEWL1
D[2]
D[3]
D[3]
D[4]
D[4]
D[5] CS0_N TP115
D[5]
134 283 138 299

88 CS0_N RESPOW_N
5-16
NC
NC
D[6] CS1_N TP116 TP131
(4-H) D[6] 87 CS1_N RESOUT0_N TP132
D[7] CS2_N TP147
D[7] 97 CS2_N RESOUT1_N
32.768kHz
IC102
3
NC 96 CS3_N RESOUT2_N
CORE 1.3V
TCM & GRAM CORE 1.3V
GSM CORE 1.3V
DPLL 1.3V
UMA CORE 1.3V
RTC 1.3V
ANALOG SUPPLY 1.3V
I/O 1.8V
I/O 1.5V/1.8V
LRS1414
X101
VBUCK18 FLASH MEMORY OE_N TP117
45 IRQ0_N 5-8(2-C)
321 279 277 220 221

OE_N RTCBDIS_N
WE_N
2
TP118
1
B R181
0 33
41
VCC DQ0
83
73
D[0]
D[1]
MEMBE0_N
MEMBE1_N
TP119
23
46
WE_N
MEMBE0
RTCDCON
RTCCLK
TP138
CLKREQ1 5-8(2-C), 5-11(8-A), 5-12(2-A), 5-14(4-B)
22p(CH)/25V
TP120
4.7/6.3V
R132
VCC DQ1 67 MEMBE1 RTCOUT C118
44 72 100
C181
D[2] MEMADV_N TP121 22p(CH)/25V

VCC DQ2 39 MEMADV_N RTCIN RF_CLKREQ 5-11(8-C), 5-19(12-D)
65 62
35
D[3] MEMCLK
C117
VCC DQ3 49 MEMCLK
51 D[4] MEMCLKRET TP122
DQ4 48 MEMCLKRET
VDIG29 49 D[5] MEMWAIT_N TP123
DQ5 SERVICE_N 5-8(1-G)
282 239 139 260 149 135

50 MEMWAIT_N IRQ0_N
40 D[6] VCORE15
DQ6 NC 89 VINITHI IRQ1_N
29 D[7]
DQ7 CLKREQ
105 82 D[8]
100K
R110
SF-VCC DQ8 SERVICE_N
VMEM18 74 D[9]
DQ9 PWRREQ0_N PWRREQ0_N 5-8(2-C)
61 D[10]
R182 DQ10 PWRREQ1 NC
0 19 63 D[11] C132
VCCQ DQ11 330p(CH)/25V
31 VCCQ 50 D[12] SDR_CS_N TP124
4.7/6.3V
DQ12 MCLK
222 231 262 319

22 SDR_CS_N MCLK
76 38
C182
D[13] SDR_RAS_N TP125 R135 C135

VCCQ DQ13 44 SDR_RAS_N SYSCLK0 NC 5-8(2-C), 5-14(4-B),
39 D[14] SDR_CAS_N TP126 TP140 47 10p(CH)/25V
DQ14 66 SDR_CAS_N SYSCLK1 SYSCLK1 5-10(1-D) 5-21(12-B)
30 D[15] SDR_CKE TP127 TP141
DQ15 28 SDR_CKE SYSCLK2 SYSCLK2 5-12(2-B)
SDR_CLK R136 C136
29 SDR_CLK
93 A[1] SDR_CLKRET TP128 47 10p(CH)/25V UARTRX0
A0
243 228 198 213

27 SDR_CLKRET GPIO_00/UARTRX0 UARTRX0
VMEM18 92 A[2] UARTTX0 5-9(10-F)
A1 GPIO_01/UARTTX0 UARTTX0
91 A[3] USBRCV
A2 GPIO_02/UARTCTS0/USBRCV
90 A[4] NF_CS_N TP129 USBVALID
A3 118
NF_CS_N GPIO_03/UARTRTS0/USBVBUS
64 88 A[5] NF_RE_N TP130
SF-VCCQ A4 121
NF_RE_N
89 A[6] NF_WE_N TP139 HPMUTE_N
A5 HPMUTE_N 5-9(8-F)
264 187 263 214

103
NF_WE_N GPIO_04/UARTRX1
81 A[7] NF_R/B TP142 JACKDET_N
A6 148
NF_R/B GPIO_05/UARTTX1 JACKDET_N 5-9(10-D)
80 A[8] NF_ALE TP143 HIFIDET_N
A7 117 NF_ALE GPIO_06/UARTCTS1 HIFIDET_N 5-9(10-E)
37 A[9] NF_CLE TP144
34
A8 136 NF_CLE GPIO_07/UARTRTS1 NC
VMEM18 60 25 A[10] NF_D[0] TP145
C 59
F-RST
F-WP
A9
A10
26 A[11] NF_D[1] TP146
65 NF_D0
237 285 284

85 NF_D1 GPIO_10/SYSCLKREQ0 NC
12 A[12] NF_D[2] YMUINT_N
A11 104
NF_D2 GPIO_11/SYSCLKREQ1 YMUINT_N 5-16(4-F)
13 A[13] NF_D[3]
A12
470K
R134
122
NF_D3 GPIO_12/SYSCLKREQ2
14 A[14] NF_D[4]
F-A13 86 NF_D4
27 A[15] NF_D[5] HARD_REBOOT
F-A14/SD-BA0
265
15
120
NF_D5 GPIO_13/GPSSTART HARD_REBOOT 5-8(2-B)
58 VPP F-A15/SD-BA1
A[16] NF_D[6]
NF_D6
IC101
119
20 16 A[17] NF_D[7]
SF-WP F-A16
286 306 245 244

95 NF_D7 GPIO_14 NC
79 A[18] FVPP
F-A17
F-A18
77
67
A[19]
A[20] A[1] TP102

DB2020 GPIO_15/EXTTRIG
GPIO_16/BUS_REQ
CAM_ECO
CAM_STDBY
CAM_ECO 5-10(1-B)
F-A19 A1
DIGITAL BASEBAND GPIO_17/BUS_GNT CAM_STDBY 5-10(1-D)
128
36 A[21] A[2] TP103
F-A20 16 A2
NF_CS_N 17 23 A[22] A[3] TP104 TP133 BT_UARTRX
SF-CE F-A21 BT_UARTRX
248 268 266 267

112
A3 GPIO_20/UARTRX3/DSPGPIO0
24 A[23] A[4] TP134 BT_UARTTX
F-A22 14 A4 GPIO_21/UARTTX3/DSPGPIO1 BT_UARTTX
68 A[24] A[5]
TP135 BT_UARTCTS 5-11(8-C)
F-A23 76 A5 GPIO_22/UARTCTS3/DSPGPIO2 BT_UARTCTS
A[6] TP136 BT_UARTRTS
BT_UARTRTS
A6 21 42 63 84 93 101 116 133 145 157 169 181 193 210 225 233 241 262 283 304 325 GPIO_23/UARTRTS3/DSPGPIO3
111
A[7] 21 21
A[8]
127
A7
199 269 309 287

66
110
A8 GPIO_24/UARTRX6/SPIDI/DSPGPIO4 NC
SF-DQ0
54
NF_D[0]
NF_D[1]
A[9]
A[10]
126
A9 20 20 41 62 83 92 100 115 132 144 156 168 180 192 209 224 232 240 261 282 303 324 20 GPIO_25/UARTTX6/SPIDO/DSPGPIO5 BUFOFF
5-12(2-B) VMEM18
SF-DQ1 74 A10 GPIO_26/UARTCTS6/SPIRDY/DSPGPIO6 SERAPH_INT
22 NF_D[2] A[11] CAM_VSYNC
SF-DQ2 A11
19 40 61 82 91 99 114 131 143 155 167 179 191 208 223 231 239 260 281 302 323 GPIO_27/UARTRTS6/SPICLK/DSPGOIO7
109
SF-DQ3
8 NF_D[3] A[12] 19 19
125
A12
SF-DQ4
3 NF_D[4] A[13] SD_DET
272 291 271 312 290 311 215 289 270 249 288
108
A13 GPIO_30/FM
11
R114
A[14]
18 39 60 81 90 98
4 3
NF_D[5] 113 130 142 154 166 178 190 207 222 230 238 259280 301 322 UART_SENSE
R115
SF-DQ5 124
A14 GPIO_31/PWM0 UART_SENSE 5-8(6-G)
1M
18 18
87 43
1M
NF_CLE NF_D[6] A[15] TP105 SW101
SF-CLE SF-DQ6 7 A15/SDR_BS0 GPIO_32/PWM1 5
NF_ALE 100 55 NF_D[7] A[16] TP106 SDC_PWRON SIDE KEY
SF-ALE SF-DQ7 A16/SDR_BS1 17 38 59 80 258 279 300 321 GPIO_33/MMCPOW/MSPOW
107
NF_RE_N 4 SF-RE
A[17] 17 17 MMCCLKRET 2 1
103
26 A17 GPIO_34/MMCCLKRET/CARDDETECT
84 A[18] SIDE_KEY_UP
D
NF_WE_N OE_N
SF-WE F-OE 47 A18 GPIO_35/JOGXA
NF_R/B 5
95
SF-RB F-WE
48 WE_N A[19]
71 A19 16 16 37 58 79 257278 299 320 16 GPIO_36/JOGXB
SIDE_KEY_DOWN
SF-RESET F1-CE
96 CS0_N A[20]
5-10(2-F)
106
A20 GPIO_37/JOGXS NC
75 CS1_N A[21] VMEM18
F2-CE A21 15 36 57 78 129 141 153 165 177 189 206 256 277 298 319 GPIO_40/SPIEN0/JOGYA SCAM_RESET_N
25 15
A[22] 15 4 3
123
A22 GPIO_41/UARTCTS0/SPIEN1/JOGYB NC 5-10(1-C)
R180
A[23] SW102
24 A23 GPIO_42/UARTRTS0/SPIEN2/JOGYS IOCTRL 5
1M
47 14 35 56 77
SIDE KEY
MEMADV_N A[24] TP107 112 128 140 152 164 176 188 255 276 297 318
F-ADV
34 MEMCLK
2 A24 14 205 221 14
TEST_MODE_SELECT 2 1
F-CLK VMEM18
273 251 292 200 216

TP108 69 A25/CRE GPIO_43/IRSELECT/SPIEN3/TGBUZZ TP137
MEMCLKRET
111 127 254 275 296 317 GPIO_44/UARTRX6 CAM_RES_N 5-10(1-D)
F-WAIT
28 MEMWAIT_N 13 13 34 55 76 204
220 13
R173
R175
GPIO_45/UARTTX6/IRTX/RCTX
3.3K
3.3K
TP113
1 NC SD-CS
35 SDR_CS_N D[0] TP109
38 D0 GPIO_46/UARTCTS6/IRSD
2 46 D[1] 110 126 253 274 295 316
NC SD-WE
TP110
37 D1 12 12 33 54 75 203 219 12 GPIO_47/UARTRTS6/RCTX/RC
7 NC
D[2]
NC
104
57 D2
9 NC SD-CLK
SDR_CLK D[3]
36 109 125
D3 11 32 53 74 252 273 294 315 5-11(8-C),
10 NC
SDR_CLKRET D[4] 11 202 218 11
PCMCLK 5-8(2-D)
209 191 224 206

18 94 SDR_CKE D[5]
56 D4 PCMCLK
VMEM18
NC NC SD-CKE 35 D5 PCMSYN PCMSYN
52 6 D[6] 108 124 251 272 293 314 5-11(8-D),
10 31 52 73
SDR_RAS_N R143
NC NC SD-RAS 55 D6 10 201 217 10 PCMDATA PCMDATA
69 45 470 5-8(2-C,D)
R148
D[7]
R149
SDR_CAS_N
3.3K
3.3K
NC NC SD-CAS 34 D7 PCMDATB PCMDATB
70 78 MEMBE0_N D[8] TP111
NC SD-LQM 107 123
D8
9 30 51 72 250 271 292 313
NC 54 9
85 NC SD-UQM
71 MEMBE1_N D[9] TP112 9 200 216 M_I2CCLK
172 189 183 179

NC 33 D9 I2CSCL0
D[10] 5-8(2-D)
53 D10 I2CSCL1 M_I2CDAT
TP114 98 D[11]
8 29 50 71 106 122 139 151 163 175 187 199 215 249 270 291 312 8
NC 32 D11 8 I2CSDA0
99 D[12]
SCL 5-10(2-H),
NC 52 D12 I2CSDA1
101 D[13]
5-12(2-B)
NC 31 D13 121 138 150 162 174 186 198 248 269 290 311 SDA
7 28 49 70
NC 7
102 D[14] 7
NC
278 301 256 324

NC
106
51 D14 ADCSTR
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
D[15]
NC 30 D15 DACCLK
107 6 27 48 69 247 268 289 310 6 SD_DET
NC 5-8(2-D), SD_DET 5-13(8-H)
E 6 DACDAT
DACSTR ADCSTR 5-15(12-C)
SDC_PWRON
SDC_PWRON 5-13(7-G)
86
42
53
21
97
CAM_D[0] MMCCLKRET
32
57
56
DACCLK
CAM_D[1]
42 CID0
5 5 26 47 68 89 246 267 288 309 5
MMCCLK MMCCLK
MMCCLKRET 5-12(2-E)
CID1 DACDAT 5-8(2-E), MMCCLK
160 171 163 159 162 150 147 151

98 MMCCLK
CAM_D[2] MMCCMD MMCCMD
41 CID2 MMCCMD DACSTR 5-15(12-C, D) MMCCMD
CAM_D[3]
61 CID3 4 4 25 46 67 88 97 105 120 137 149 161 173 185 197 214 229237 245 266 287 308
4
MMCCMDDIR
MMCCMDDIR MMCCMDDIR
MMCCMDDIR
CAM_D[4] MMCDAT0 MMCDAT0
82 CID4 MMCDAT0 MMCDAT0
244 265 286 307 MMCDAT1 5-12(2-F)
CAM_D[6]
81 CID5
3 3 24 45 66 87 96 104 119 136 148 160 172 184 196 213 228 236
3 MMCDAT1
MMCDAT2 MMCDAT2
MMCDAT2
40 CID6 MMCDAT2
59 CID7 MMCDAT3/CD MMCDAT3
23 44 65 86 95 103 118 135 147 159 171 183 195 212 227 235 243 264 285 306
2 MMCDATDIR MMCDATDIR
62 CIHSYNC 2 2 MMCDATDIR MMCDATDIR
5-10(2-H) CAM_D[0-7] 140
CIVSYNC
22 43 64 85 94 102 117 134 146 158 170 182 194 211 226 234 242 263 284 305 SIMCLK0
192 188 181

CAM_HSYNC CIRES_N 1 SIM_CLK
NC 113 1
5-10(2-G) 1
CAM_VSYNC 63 CIPCLK SIMRST_N SIMRST0_N 5-8(2-D)
5-10(1-C) CAM_RCLK SIM_DAT SIMDAT0
USBDM
PDI_VSYNCOUT
19 78 79 58 60
143
PDIC0 VSYNCOUT USBDM
USBDP
PDI_WR_B 115
PDIC1 Write enable of Main LCD USBDP
USBOE
PDI_RSP 142
PDIC2 RS of Main LCD USBOE
5-12(2-C) USBPUEN
PDI_CS_B 100
PDIC3 Chip select of Main LCD USBPUEN
USBSUSP
PDI_RD_B 131
PDIC4 Read enable Main LCD USBSUSP
PDI_D[0-7] NC 101
PDIC5 Not use
PDI_D[0]
141
PDID0
PDI_D[1] USBRCV
92 PDID1 USBRCV
PDI_D[2] USBDM
USBDM
317 297 253 275 203 274 295 296 294 293 219 316 202 218 201 217
93 PDID2 ANTSW0
PDI_D[3] USBDP
91 PDID3 ANTSW1 USBDP
PDI_D[4] USBOE 5-12(2-D)
114
PDID4 ANTSW2 NC USBOE
PDI_D[5] USBPUEN
PDID5 ANTSW3 USBPUEN
F
129
K J H G F E D C B
A PDI_D[6] USBSUSP
99 PDID6 BNADSEL/TXON USBSUSP
98 1 1 PDI_D[7] USBVALID
83 PDID7 DCLK USBVALID 5-8(6-G)
99 87 55 43 11 2 2 NC 152
PDIRES_N DIRMOD0
100 88 77 67 56 44 33 23 12 3 3
D101 DIRMOD1
89 78 68 57 45 34 24 13 4 MODC
KDR730E DIRMOD2 ANTSW0_18
90 79 69 58 46 35 25 14 5 KEYIN[0] 227
KEYIN0_N DIRMOD3 ANTSW1_18
KEYIN[1]
UNUSED TEST PINS

101 91 80 70 59 47 36 26 15 4 6 5-19(12-G)
196
KEYIN1_N DIRMQDCLK/TESTOUT
102 92 81 71 60 48 37 27 16 5 7 KEYIN[2] 186
KEYIN2_N IDATA ANTSW3_18
8 KEYIN[3]
NOT USED PINS

103 93 82 72 61 49 38 28 17 6 TXON_18
235
KEYIN3_N QDATA
104 94 83 73 62 50 39 29 18 7 9 KEYIN[4] 236
KEYIN4_N RFCLK DCLK 5-19(12-C)
95 84 74 63 51 40 30 19 10 KEYOUT[0] 195
KEYOUT0_N RFDAT MODA
96 85 75 64 52 41 31 20 11 KEYOUT[1]
174
KEYOUT1_N RFSTR MODB
105 97 86 76 65 53 42 32 21 8 12 KEYOUT[2] 5-19(12-E)
175
KEYOUT2_N MODC
KEYOUT[3]
RF I/F
106 66 54 22 9 13
MODD
281 238
184
KEYOUT3_N [Init.Low] ISEVENT_N
ETM
107 10 14 KEYOUT[4] VMEM18
JTAG
Top 5-8(2-C) KEYOUT[5]
212
KEYOUT4_N ISSYNC_N
R146
185
KEYOUT5_N
ANALOG SUPPY
10K
ONSWA_N
303 258 204 302

HSSLRX
DIRMODCLK_MARIKA
DIRMODCLK
VPPSTDSENSE
HSSLRXCLK
HSSLTX 5-19(12-E)
ETMPSTAT0
ETMPSTAT1
ETMPSTAT2
ETMTSYNC
ETMTPKT1
ETMTPKT2
ETMTPKT3
ETMTPKT4
ETMTPKT5
ETMTPKT6
ETMPTKT7
R129
HSSLTCLK
TEMU0_N
TEMU1_N
ETMPTK0
560
NC_RSV0
NC_RSV1
NC_RSV2
VPPSTD0
VPPSTD1
ETMCLK
IDATA
TRST_N
KEYIN[1] 5-19(12-C)
QDATA
VSS00
VSS01
VSS02
VSS03
VSS04
VSS05
VSS06
VSS07
VSS08
VSS09
VSS10
VSS11
VSS12
VSS13
VSS14
VSS15
VSS16
VSS17
VSS18
VSS19
VSS20
VSS21
VSS22
VSS23
VSS24
VSS25
RTCK
VSSA
R127 KEYIN[2]
TDO
TMS
TCK
RADCLK
TDI
560 KEYIN[3]
RADDAT 5-19(12-E, F)
KEYIN[4]
VCORE15 VCORE15 RADSTR
KEYOUT[0] 298 105 137 161 173 197 229 246 247 250 252 276 255 259 230 190 178 154 130 90 80 77 75 73 72 70 68 257 325 280 305 21 1 233 261 205 240 208 232 223 207 177 167 176 166 165 168 164 156 144 155 132 153 180
R128 KEYOUT[1]
G VBATIB
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
560 KEYOUT[2]
KEYOUT[3]
R130 KEYOUT[4]
ISEVENT
CN101
560 KEYOUT[5] 5-14(3-E)
ISSYNC
R137
GND 1
560
RELAY FPC PWB-D GND 2 HSSLRX
KEYBL_C
KEYBL 3 HSSLRXCLK 5-14
Q101
KEYIN2_C
HSSLTX (3-E to G)
R111
KEYIN[2] 4 EC4401C
1M
1.806V 0V
VBAT 5 3
ND NS
2 HSSLTXCLK
KEYIN1_C
KEYIN[1] 6 4 ND NG 1
0V
ONSWA_N_C
ONSWA_N 7 5-19(12-A)
KEYOUT4_C
KEYOUT[4] 8
KEYIN_4_C VMEM18
KEYIN[4] 9
CN3001 10
KEYOUT1_C
KEYOUT[1]
KEYOUT0_C
5-24 KEYOUT[0] 11
R121
R123
(1,2-H) KEYOUT3_C
KEYOUT[3] 12 TRST_N TP151
0
KEYOUT5_C
KEYOUT[5] 13 TMS TP152
KEYOUT2_C
KEYOUT[2] 14 TCK TP153
KEYIN3_C
KEYIN[3] 15 TDI TP154
GND 16 TDO TP155
GND 17 RTCK TP156
TEMU0_N TP157
TEMU1_N TP158
VBATIB
NC0 TP159 NC
VBATIB TP160
VMEM18
GND TP161
H VDIG275 TP162
NOTES ON SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM can be found on page 5-1. ( ) : Not Mount Waveform numbers of 34 and 35 are shown on page 5-5.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
5 -- 6 5 -- 7
MAIN PWB-A (2/8)

VBATIB
RECEPTION SIGNAL CN201
BATTERY
TRANSMISSION SIGNAL CONTACT
TP203
TP204
L203 L204
BATT 1 FS202
TP205 22µH 47nH
0.63A
SENSE 2
FUSE
GND 3 TP206
C204
BACK LIGHT FPC PWB-C
A 1000p/50V
C252
5
4
TP207
1/25V
TP208
TP211 Q204 D
VCHG SCH2806 G
S
0.01/16V
VBATI
2
3
TP260
1
Q202
C205
TP212 to RF_Circuit SWBOOST
SCH1302
0V C254
0V
Q205 100p(CH)/25V TP263
G
S
3
4
ECH8603
VOLTAGE DETECTOR
VBATIB BOOST_ISENSE+
3.572V 0.02V to System
1
S1 D1 R235
7 8
0.02V
R215
D D 0.56
2
G1 D1
5
XC61GC3302HR
0.01/16V
0.1
3.572V
0.024
S2 D2
R216
Vin 3
3.7V
4
G2 D2
5
C202
0.017V
D D
100K
R207
FS201 VBOOST
1
6
2A
47p(CH)/25V
3.57V
0.018V BOOST_FB+
2 Vout
FUSE
1 Vss
IC201
R204 R237
C255
12K
20
1/10V
C209
R205
15K
R217
R218
R222
R219
R220
VBUS D202
0
CUS02Z
R210
HARD_REBOOT 22K VDDA 5-19(12-B)
5-7(11-C) R201 TP214
220K C242
R208
VDDB 5-20(6-H)
R202
2.7M
4.7/6.3V
1M
Q201 Q203
C201 TP210
EC4401C EC4401C
4.7/6.3V
4.7/6.3V
0.1/10V
0.1/10V
C243
0.1/10V
1/6.3V
C217
C218
C219
10/6.3V
C215
C221
NG ND NG ND VBATIB VDDD275
1 4 1 4 EXTLDO 5-20(5-H)
143
50
37
39
38
70
71
23
12
49
62
63
TP216
8
R203
1.8M
C244
4.7/6.3V
VMEM18
0V 0V
VBUS
MOD_USB
DCIO
CHREG
CHSENSE+
CHSENSE-
FGSENSE+
FGSENSE-
BDATA
VBATA
VBATB
VBATC
VBATD
VBATF
2
NS ND
3 2
NS ND
3 TP217
57 C245
MOD1 4.7/6.3V
24
KDR720E
VDDA
28 11
5-6(4-G) ONSWA_N ONSWA_N [Internal PU] VDDB
D205
29 35 VDDF13
TP209 ONSWB_N [Internal PU] EXTLDO
5-7(11-A) ONSWC 7 142 TP219
ONSWC [Internal PD] VDDD
5-7(11-B) IRQ0_N 25 131 C238
VDDG275
IRQ VDDE 1/6.3V
PWRRST_N 20 19 VRTC13
5-7(11-A) RWRRST VDDF
9
R308
R314
C239
R225
1K
1K
VDDG 4.7/6.3V
121 0 TP220
VCORE15 VDDLP
VMEM18 27 C240 IC202
R243
VDD_IO
2.7K
1/6.3V VBUCK18
141 93 L202 1161N13B C308
L201
R226
VDD_IO_18 VSSA 22µH TP215 1.3V REGULATOR
C 0 4.7/6.3V
C206 46 74 VCORE13
0
SUB VSSB
0.1/10V C207 40 IC203 30
10/6.3V
0.1/10V
0.1/10V TEST VSSC 1 Vdd Vout 5 TP225
KDR720E
107 AB2012 51 TP222
C241
C246
R240 C311
1/6.3V
10/6.3V
0.1/10V
R244
VREF VSSD 2 GND
C257
0
ANALOGUE BASEBAND
1/6.3V
4.7/6.3V
95
R309
R315
C235
C236
1K
R213
2.2K
2.2K
C203
D204
C258
5-7(12-C) MCLK IREF 5.6K 3 CE ECO 4
2 0.1/10V
R224
R211 DN201
0.22
100K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 VDDBUCK BACK-UP
116 MCLK SWBUCK
1 BATTERY
110 14 IC204
5-7(11-B) CLKREQ1 CLK_REQ A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 VBUCK
34 13 R1161N151B TP301 TP302
PWRREQ0_N SLEEP VSSBUCK
REGULATOR MIC100
132 VCORE15 MICROPHONE
1/6.3V
5-7(11-A) RTCCLK XTAL1 B 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
C247
4 SWBOOST 1 5
TP303
SWBOOST Vdd Vout
97 16 TP221
4.7/6.3V
R236
PCMDATA PCMI C 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 BOOST ISENSE+ BOOST_ISENSE+ 2 GND 0
R223 C212
PCMSYN 108 5 R214 C210
3 4
PCMSYN BOOST ISENSE- 10K CE ECO
5-7(11-D, E) 96 41 0.1/10V
PCMCLK PCMCLK D 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 BOOST FB+ BOOST_FB+
109 52
PCMDATB PCMO VBOOST VBOOST
1
E 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
M_I2CCLK 21 SCL
CN202
SIM CARD CONNECTOR
32 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 26
M_I2CDAT SDA F [Internal PU] SIMOFF NC
VMEM18 61 TP201
SIMVCC 8
5-7(11-E) R209
G 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 SIMCLK
72 R221
3 CLK I/O 6
10K 220
SIMCLK0 98 SCLK SIMRST
73 2 RESET OP 5 NC
27p(CH)/25V
85 86
0.1/10V
R228
1/6.3V
SIMRST0_N SRST H 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 SIMDAT 1 Power GND 4
C223
C248
0
SIMDAT0 84 SDAT
C224
7
1/6.3V
100p(CH)/25V
R227
C211
VDDD275
5.6K
J 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107
C319
136 CN301
D VDDCODEC
112 C225
R229
0
0.01/16V
HANDSFREE/
C208
K 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 VSSCODEC 0.1/10V MICROPHONE
5-7(11-E) 31 140
ADCSTR ADSTR VDDADC
C226
CONNECTOR
5-21(11-A) RTEMP 129 GPA1 L 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 VSSADC
115 0.1/10V
VLOOP 117 103

5-19(12-F) AGND
1
GPA2 DIG_VDD
130 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 92
5-20(2-H) WPOWERSENSE GPA3 M DIG_VSS
118 134 VMEM18
5-20(5-A) WRFLOOP GPA4 VDDBEAR
C227
119 111 22p(CH)/25V R325 TP304
GPA5 VSSBEAR
100
106 135 NC JMIC
2
GPA6 BEARP
105 GPA7 BEARN
122 NC
560K
R316
104 123 C323
GPA12 AUXO1 47p(CH)/25V
45 99
GPA13 AUXO2
JACKDET_N JACK
3
128 5-7(11-C)
L301
CCO 1K
C320
33 139 C259
DACDAT DACDAT MIC1P
0.1/10V
47p(CH)/25V
22 127 C228 R302
C303
TP305
5-7(11-E) DACSTR DACSTR MIC1N
0.1/10V 47/4V
DACCLK 10 137 C261 33
JEARR
4
DACCLK AUXI1P 0.1/10V L302
94 113 C229
HPOUT_L 33nH
DACO3 AUXI1N C312 C315
17 125 0.1/10V 5-17(12-A)
HPOUT_R 0.1/10V 47p(CH)/25V
DACO1 AUXI2P
5-20(6-A) 82 126 C230 C262 R303
C304
TP306
VCXOCONT DACO2/4 AUXI2N
0.1/10V 47/4V
5-20(2-H) 138 C260 0.1/10V 33
AUXI3P JEARL
5
0.1/10V L303
G 114 C231
33nH
AUXI3N
0.1/10V C313 C316
WDCDCREF 6 120 0.1/10V 47p(CH)/25V
LED1 LINEP
18 133 TP307
5-20(4-H) WPAREF
E
LED2 LINEN/MIDR
NC
15 VIBR DEC0
124 C233
HIFIDET_N MONO+ST
6
0.1/10V L304
47p(CH)/25V
VDDPA/DAC DEC3
87 5-7(11-C) 1K
PASENSE+
PASENSE-
75
VSSTH10
VSSTH11
VSSTH12
VSSTH13
VSSTH14
VSSTH15
VSSTH17
VSSTH18
VSSTH19
VSSTH21
VSSTH22
VSSTH25
VSSTH26
VSSTH27
VSSTH30
VDDBUF
EXPOUT
VSSTH1
VSSTH2
VSSTH3
VSSTH4
VSSTH5
VSSTH6
VSSTH7
VSSTH8
VSSTH9
PAREG
VSSPA DEC4
FF_IN
C321
IOUT
C234
0.047/10V
NC VCC(2.9V)
7
102
101
100
83
58
36
60
59
47
48
81
69
66
78
77
53
54
55
56
67
79
91
90
89
88
76
65
42
43
44
68
80
64
LINEP 5-16(3-A)
470p/25V
Q301
VDDD275 KTC814U
C222
0.031V 0V
1 6
VBATIB C216 VMEM18 TP309
470p/25V
0.01/16V 2 5
UART-RX
8
C220
0V
3 4 R310
D301
V_RAMP 5-19(12-H) 0.018V 3.9K KDR720E
R321
10
R307 UARTRX0
R319 5-7(11-C)
3.3K
330p/25V
V303
3.3K C253
27V
VMEM18 33p(CH)/25V VMEM18 VMEM18
C322
TP310
R311 UART-TX
9
Q302
KTA2014EG 1M C317
NC 1 NC Vcc 5
1.788V 0V 0.1/10V
UARTTX0 2 R322
5-7(11-C) 10
R301 3 GND 4
R304
F 1M
10
DGND
V304
100K 1.807V IC302
27V
5-7(11-C) HPMUTE_N LVC1G07Z
C305 GND
11
1/6.3V
LEVEL SHIFTER (for Connecter Body)
GND
12
(for Connecter Body)
VBUS IC291
IC281
VCHG
XC621332
1/6.3V
TK11140C
1/6.3V
VUSB32 VBUS
C282
C283
TP281 POWER SUPPLY
REGULATOR
1 4
VOUT VIN
1 Cont Vin 5
R286
0.1/10V
CE
82K
VSS 5
C293
2 GND 2 3
3 Np(Vref) Vout 4 5-7(11-F) USBVALID NC
TP261
C291
0.1/10V
100K
R287
0.01/16V
C281
CN261
VBATIB D291
EXTERNAL
CUS02Z
CONNECTOR
5-7(11-A) PWRRST_N USB AC/DC Charger
1/6.3V
C292
1 GND USB Not connect
G DP 1 6 2 USB D+ Not connect

R291
5-12(2-E)
4.7K
Q291
EC4401C DM 2 5 NC 3 USB D- Not connect
1.807V 0V
TP291 3
ND NS
2 3 4 4 USB VBUS Not connect
0V
SERVICE_N 4 1 IC262 5 Not connect Power Supply
1.807V
ND NG
5-7(11-B) STF203-22 NC 6 Reserved Reserved

R292
5.6K
USB UPSTREAM NC 7 Not connect Not connect

VMEM18 PORT FILTER Manufacturer
8 Not connect
Specific
0V
NC 9 Not connect Not connect
1.808V
5-7(11-D) UART_SENSE 3
PD PS
2
R280 10 Not connect GND
270K
R278
4 1
1M
PD PG
0V 1.76V
Q261 11
EC4301C
12
13
14
IO_CN_GND
TP262
NOTES ON SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM can be found on page 5-1. ( ) : Not Mount

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
5 -- 8 5 -- 9
CA100
MAIN PWB-A (3/8) RECEPTION SIGNAL CAMERA
TRANSMISSION SIGNAL
IC401
1162N28D VBATIB IC2002
Battery 2.8V REGULATOR 2.8V
VBATIB VCAM_2R8V 1162N28D
2.8V REGULATOR
1 Vdd Vout 5
A VMEM18 TP401
1/6.3V
1/6.3V
C403
C405
2 GND 1 Vdd Vout 5
3 CE ECO 4 2 GND
1/6.3V
1/6.3V
C2001
C2002
3 CE ECO 4
IC402
R1180N181B
REGULATOR 1.8V VMEM18
VCAM_1R8V
TP402
5-12(2-A)
1 Vdd Vout 5 CLKREQ1
1/6.3V
1/6.3V
5-7(11-B)
C404
C406
2 GND
3 CE ECO 4 VMEM18
VRTC13
R2005
0
R2002
R2004
VMEM18 C2007
0.1/10V
0
B
VMEM18
C2005 C2006
CAM_ECO 0.1/10V 0.1/10V
5-7(11-C)
C2010
0.22/6.3V
C412 C2009 C2011

0.1/10V 0.1/10V 0.1/10V
BLUETOOTH
AERIAL
CAM_D_F[4]
CAM_D_F[5]
CAM_D_F[6]
CAM_D_F[7]
45
49
50
52
63
29
36
47
75
76
12
23
66
74
78
3
L401
NOISE FILTER
IOCTRL
VDD_IO_B
VDD_IO_A
VDD_IO_A
VDD_IO_A
VDD_CLD
VDD_CLD
VDD_HV
VDD_HV
VDD_HV
VDD_HV
VDD_HV
VDD_D
VDD_DIG
VDD_DIG
VDD_DIG
VDD_DIG
5-7(11-A) RESOUT2_N
R403
5-7(11-D)
1M
C2003
330p/25V
C418 C2012
1/6.3V 5-21(12-C) BT_MCLK 0.22/6.3V
29
HREF 15
D5 19
D6 20
VS 13
LP 14
HVDD 16
DGND 17
D4 18
30
77 RESETN VDD_DSM 42
C419 C2013
28 31
0.1/10V 5-7(11-A) RTCCLK_1 64 RF_CLK_IN VDD_N 48 0.22/6.3V
L402 R418
R2001 79 LP_CLK VDD_CL 54 C2014
C CAM_RCLK
NOISE FILTER
CAM_D_F[3]
0
12 RCLK D7 21 5-7(11-B) RF_CLKREQ
10K
69 HOST_WAKEUP [Input PD
/Output high]
VDD_RF 15
0.22/6.3V
5-6(3-E) 11 D3 SO401 CKI 22 R2007

67 BT_WAKEUP C2015 8
CAM_D_F[2] CAMERA SOCKET 100K 0.22/6.3V
10 D2 DVDD 23
CAM_D_F[1] BT_UARTTX 71 UART_RXD [Input PD] 7 1 NC
[Tri-state PD
IC2001
9 D1 DAS 24
BT_UARTRX 81 UART_TXD STCL2500A RFP 5
SYSCLK1
/Output high]
5-7(11-C)
BT_UARTRTS 70 UART_CTS [Input PD] BLUETOOTH RFN 6 6 2 NC
6 STDBY
3 AGND
2 DGND
1 AVDD
7 RSTN
27 32 [Tri-state PD TP2001
BT_UARTCTS TP2003
4 SDA
80 UART_RTS
5 SDC
/Output low]
8 D0
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
5 3
26
25
TP2002
C2017
C420 A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1
9 0
1.2p(CH)/50V
22nH
1/6.3V 5-7(11-D) PCMCLK 37 PCM_CLK [Input PD] VDD_T 26 4
B 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
PCMSYN 38 PCM_SYNC [Input PD] ABUS_IN_QN 8
C2016
C421 C 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 FL2001
CAM_D_F[0]
0.1/10V 5-7(11-E) PCMDATB 44 PCM_A [Input PD] ABUS_QP_IP 9 BLUETOOTH
D 31 32 33 34 35 36
BALUN FILTER
PCMDATA 43 PCM_B [Input PD] ABUS_IP_QP 17
L403 E 37 38 39 40 41 42
NOISE FILTER ABUS_QN_IN 18
F 43 44 45 46 47 48
CAM_RES_N
R405
0.1/10V
G 49 50 51 52 53 54
1M
5-7(11-D)
C410
L404 H 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64
NOISE FILTER
J 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74
CAM_STDBY 73 GPIO_2 [Input PD] ANA_3 30 NC
R406
K 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84
D 5-7(11-C)
1M
VMEM18 AF_PRG 84 NC
VMEM18
55 CONFIG_JS [Input PU] JTAG_TDI 21
SYSCLK1 56 CONFIG_CLK [Tri-state] JTAG_TDO 11
5-7(11-C) 57 CONFIG_R [Input PU] JTAG_TMS 31
65 CONFIG_M [Input PD]JTAG_NTRST 22

68 CONFIG_RF JTAG_TCK 32
VSS_ANA
VSS_ANA
VSS_ANA
VSS_ANA
VSS_ANA
VSS_ANA
VSS_ANA
VSS_ANA
VSS_ANA
VSS_ANA
VSS_ANA
VSS_ANA
VSS_ANA
VSS_ANA
VSS_DIG
VSS_DIG
VSS_DIG
VSS_DIG
VSS_DIG
VSS_DIG
VSS_DIG
VSS_DIG
VSS_DIG
VSS_RF
VSS_RF
27
39
59
60
61
62
13
16
19
24
25
28
34
40
46
53
33
51
58
20
41
2
1
4
7
VBATIB IC403
R1180N251B VSCAM18 VMEM18
REGULATOR
C401
E 1/6.3V 1 Vdd Vout 5
VMEM18
2 GND C407
3 CE ECO 4 NC 1/6.3V
CN401
1 GND
2 DCLK
3 GND
4 HD
C413
5 DVDD
1/6.3V
C414
6 HVDD
1/6.3V
7 VD
SUB CAMERA PWB-F
SCAM_CLK 8 GND
5-13(10-E) 9 CAMCLK
10 GND
11 SDC
12 SDA
F SCAM_RESET_N
C409
13
14
GND
GND
1/6.3V
0.1/10V
5-7(11-D)
R402
15 AVDD
C408
1M
16 RSTB
17 D0
18 D1
19 D2
20 D3
CAM_D_F[4]
21 D4
CAM_D_F[1]
22 D5
CAM_D_F[2]
23 D6
CAM_D_F[3]
24 D7
CAM_D_F[0]
CAM_VSYNC 1 8 25 GND
5-6(3-E) 9
FL401 CAM_D_F[7]
CAM_HSYNC 2 7
300MHz
CAM_D[3] CAM_D_F[3] CAM_D_F[6]
3 6
CAM_D[2] 10 CAM_D_F[2] CAM_D_F[5]
4 5
G CAM_D[1] CAM_D_F[1]
1 8
CAM_D[4] 9 CAM_D_F[4]
FL402
2 7
300MHz
CAM_D[5] CAM_D_F[5]
3 6
4 5
CAM_D[7] CAM_D_F[7]
1 8
FL403
2 7
300MHz
SCL 3 6
5-7(11-E) 10
SDA 4 5
5-6(3-E) CAM_D[0-7]
H

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
5 -- 10 5 -- 11
MAIN PWB-A (4/8)

CN502
R528 59
100K 58
C501
IC501 0.1/10V 57
VBATIB 1162N29D
C535 56
VUSB32
A 2.9V REGULATOR
VDIG29 VMEM18 VDIG29 1/10V
55
1 Vdd Vout 5 C536 54
0.47/6.3V
1/10V
1/10V
C503
2 GND 53
C534
R508
R529
52
R507
3 CE ECO 4 1/10V
C504
C505
51 GND
0
0
0.1/10V
VMEM18_SERAPH C520
5-11(8-A) VMEM18 2.9V 2.2/16V 50 YGVDD
C506 C507 C509 VDIG29 C521
5-7(11-B) CLKREQ1 0.1/10V 0.1/10V 0.1/10V 49 YGVSS
2.2/10V
48 GND
Low:TMD,
47 High SHARP
46 VDC
C516
1/10V
45 VDC
C508
C522 44 C1+
0.1/10V
5-7(11-C) SYSCLK2 1/10V
43 C1-
105
109
102
100
107
10
28
84
57
65
39
49
56
C523
6
42 C2+
1/10V
RESOUT0_N 41 C2-
55 106 C524
R503
C502
VDDIOA
VDDIOA
VDDIOA
VDDIOB
VDDIOB
VDDIOB
VDDIOC
VDDIOC
VDDIOD
VDDIOE
VDDC0RE
VDDC0RE
VDDC0RE
VDDC0RE
VDDPLL
5-7(11-A) XIN DCLK /CDCLK 40 VDC2
1M
1/10V
0.1/10V 24 C525
RESETB 39 AVDD
B 5-7(11-D)
BUFOFF
45
BUFOFFB
Control
[A]
2.2/10V
C526
1/10V 38 XVDD
36 94 VMEM18 C527
SERAPH_INT LCDINT HSYNC /CHSYNC 37 VCOM
1/10V
R505 48 93 C528
15K CROCR [PLL] VSYNC /CVSYNC 1/10V 36 VCS
54
STSEL [A] 35 VDDIO
37 38 C517
1/10V
34 VDDIO
79 RDATA[5] R521
RDATA5/ GPIO08 RDATA[4] NOISE FILTER 33 GND
11 80
SDA SDA I2C RDATA4/ GPIO09 32 HSYNC
5-7(11-E)
DISPLAY
23 [A] 95 RDATA[3] R522
SCL SCL RDATA3/ GPIO10 31 VSYNC
LCD100
RDATA[2] NOISE FILTER
81
LCD Panel I/F RDATA2/ GPIO11 96 RDATA[1] RDATA[5]
30 DOTCLK
[B] R514
5-6(3-F) PDI_D[0-7] RDATA1/ HSDCLK 100
1
9
8 29 R5
PDI_D[0] TP506 3 108 RDATA[0] RDATA[4] FL503
PDI_D[1] 16
DB0 RDATA0/ HSDCMD 71 GDATA[5] RDATA[3]
2 7
300MHz 28 R4
PDI_D[2]
DB1 IC502 GDATA5/ HSDCMDDIR C513 3
10
6 27 R3
4 97 GDATA[4] 15p(CH)/25V RDATA[2]
PDI_D[3] 32
DB2 LR38890 GDATA4/ HSDDATDIR
110 GDATA[3] RDATA[1]
4 5 26 R2
PDI_D[4] 17
DB3
DISPLAY CONTROLLER GDATA3/ RXVDON GDATA[2] RDATA[0]
1
9
8 25 R1
98 FL504
PDI_D[5] 18
DB4 GDATA2/ TXVDON GDATA[1] GDATA[5]
2 7
300MHz 24 R0
111
PDI_D[6] 33
DB5 HOST I/F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 GDATA1/ CDAT7 GDATA[0] GDATA[4]
3
10
6 23 G5
[A] 99
DB6 GDATA0/ CDAT6 4 5 22 G4
C PDI_D[7] 34
BDATA5/ CDAT5
87 BDATA[5] GDATA[3]
1 8
PDI_RSP TP507 20
DB7
A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 A 88 BDATA[4] GDATA[2] 9
FL505
21 G3
5-6(3-F)
RSP BDATA4/ CDAT4 BDATA[3] GDATA[1]

2 7
300MHz 20 G2
PDI_RD_B 7 82
RD_B BDATA3/ CDAT3 3
10
6 19 G1
PDI_WR_B
TP508
TP509
19
WR_B B 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 B BDATA2/ CDAT2
83 BDATA[2]
BDATA[1]
VMEM18 GDATA[0]
BDATA[5]
4 5 18 G0
35 72
PDI_CS_B CS_B BDATA1/ CDAT1 1 8 17 B5
BDATA[0] BDATA[4] 9
PDI_VSYNCOUT 27 73 FL506
VSYNCOUT
C 25 26 27 28 C BDATA0/ CDAT0 BDATA[3]
2 7
300MHz 16 B4
3 6 15 B3
BDATA[2] 10
4 5 14 B2
D 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 D SE_DO / HSDDAT3 62 MMCDAT3
MMCDAT2 BDATA[1]
2 13 B1
104 64
NC
TXDTP SIO I/F SE_DI / HSDDAT2 1 3
12 B0
92 (Manboh) 63 MMCDAT1 FL501
TXDTN SE_CK / HSDDAT1 4
39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 NOISE FILTER 11 /RESET
NC
[B] 2
78 LCD panel I/F E E SE_LD1/ HSDDAT0 74 TP511 MMCDAT0 BDATA[0] 1 3
NC
TXCKP (VD-link TX)
FL502
10 LCDCS
VMEM18_SERAPH 77 [D] VMEM18 4
NC
TXCKN NOISE FILTER 9 SCLK
103
TXCSR F 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 F C533
0.1/10V 8 SI
7 DCCK_0
89 G 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 G 76 CSDCLK CSDCLK C529

6 /DCCK_O
D 86
RXDTP
RXDTN
BEHSYNC/ CSDCLK
BEVSYNC/ CSDCMD
66 CSDCMD
1 1A Vcc 8
C530
1/10V
1/10V 5
4
CG2-
CG1-
Camera I/F
65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74
0.01/16V
91 67 CSDDAT3 C531
RXCKP (VD-link RX) H H BECLK / CSDDAT3 2 3Y 1Y 7 3 CG2+
C514
CSDDAT2 1/10V
VMEM18_SERAPH 90 [D] 68 C532
85
RXCKN BEDAT7 / CSDDAT2 58 CSDDAT1
3 2A 3A 6 1/10V 2 CG1+
RXGSR J 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 J BEDAT6 / CSDDAT1 CSDDAT0

4 GND 2Y 5 1 GND
59
NTSC I/F BEDAT5 / CSDDAT0 IC504
TC7WZ34FK
[C] 51
BEDAT4 / SE_DO LEVEL SHIFTER
K 85 86 87 88 K BEDAT3 / GPIO_40
50
USBDP 15 41
14
USBDP BEDAT2 / SE_CK
USBDM 40
TP501
USBDM
L 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 L BEDAT1 / SE_LD2 30
USBOE 26
5
6
8
7
USBOE USB transceiver BEDAT0 / LS30E
5-7(11-F) 31 (HOST connect) 75 R511
USBSUSP USBSUSP NTCLK / GPCLK0
[A] 1M
USBPUEN 42
USBPUEN M 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 M
4
3
2
USBRCV 2
USBRCV
TP516
R504
1.5K 29
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 8 9 10 1 12 8
USBPU GPIO5 /HSDDAT1 /LS18A MA3_CLK 5-16(4-F)
DP 25 USB 9
5-8(6-G) DP
[E] GPIO4 /HSDDAT0 /LS18B
E 13 21 TP512 MMCCMD
R509
DM DM GPIO3 /HSDCMD /LS18C
GPIO I/F TP513 MMCCLK
22
1M
[A] GPIO2 /HSDCLK /LS18D
46 TP514 MMCCMDDIR
GPIO1 /HSDCMDDIR/LS18E TP515 MMCDATDIR
37
GPIO0 /HSDDATDIR/LS18F
[A]
MMCCLKRET 38
NC0 /LS18E
MMCCLKRET Clock OUT GPCLK1/ PWM1
MMCCLK [A] 47
MMCCLK GPCLK0/ PWM0 SCAM_CLK 5-10(2-F)
MMCCMD
5-7(11-E)
MMCCMD
TEST1
MMCCMDDIR
MMCCMDDIR
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
NC1
NC2
NC3
MMCDAT0
MMCDAT0
MMCDAT1
MMCDAT1
112
101
MMCDAT2
43
52
53
60
61
69
70
12
44
MMCDAT2
1
MMCDAT3
MMCDAT3
MMCDATDIR
MMCDATDIR
F
TP510
TP502
MMCCLKRET
TP503
TP504
IC503
VBATIB R1131N291D
REGULATOR R510 Card Insert 9 6
TP505
10K
1 Vdd Vout 5
C511 Not Insert 9 6
2
3
4
R512
2 GND
1/10V
10K
1/10V C512
C510
3 CE ECO 4 NC 4.7/6.3V
R517
36 82
8
6
5
CSDDAT2
G CSDDAT3
1
2
8
7
8 DAT1 / RSV
5-7(11-E) SDC_PWRON 7 DAT0 / DO
CSDDAT0 3 6
6 VSS / VSS
CSDDAT1 4 5
5 CLK / SCLK
CSDCLK
4 VDD / VDD
CSDCMD
3 CMD / DI CN501
MICRO SDTM
2 CD/DAT3 / CS
MEMORY CARD
1 DAT2 / RSV CONNECTOR
VMEM18 9 Card Detect
10 Frame
11 Frame
560K
R515
12 Frame
13 Frame
5-7(11-E) SD_DET
NOTES ON SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM can be found on page 5-1. ( ) : Not Mount Waveform numbers of 36 to 38 are shown on page 5-5.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
5 -- 12 5 -- 13

TRANSMISSION SIGNAL WSTR 5-21(12-A)
TXQA
TXIA
5-21(12-H)
TXIB
A TXQB
RXIA
RXIB
5-21(12-C)
RXQA
RXQB
5-7(11-B) CLKREQ1 WCLK

5-21(12-B)
WDAT
5-7(12-C) MCLK
WCLK
5-7(11-A) RTCCLK
RXQB
RXIA
RXQA
B
TXIA
VANA15 VCORE15
C592
VRTC13
0.1/10V
TXQB
TXQA
R586
TXIB
R581 R585 0
C589 0
330p/25V 0
C591
VCORE15_W 0.1/10V R582
C590 43K
C 0.1/10V C593
0.1/10V
C583 C584 C585 C586 C587 C588

0.1/10V 0.1/10V 0.1/10V 0.1/10V 0.1/10V 0.1/10V
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
DACDAT
181
180
179
178
177
176
175
174
173
172
171
170
169
168
167
165
164
163
162
161
160
159
158
157
156
155
154
153
152
151
150
149
148
147
146
145
144
143
142
141
140
139
138
137
136
166
DACSTR
5-7(11-E)
ADCSTR
DAC_TXEXTRES
DAC_Q_OUT
APLL_ATEST1
VDDA_RX
VDD
VSSA_RX
VDD
VSS
VSS
BG_REF
VDD
VDD
VDD
DAC_I_OUT_INV
VDDA_TX
HCLK
VDDA_CS_APLL
ADC_Q_IN_INV
VDD
DAC_Q_OUT_INV
VSS
VSS
VSS
MCLK
ADC_RXEXTREF_P
VSS-COMPLEXIO
VSSA_BG
CPU_IRQ[0]
RADIO_CLK
VSSA_TX
CLKRQ
VSS-COMPLEXIO
VDDA_BG
VDD_CLK32
ADC_Q_IN
CLK32
ADC_I_IN
EMIN_AREADY
EXT_MEM_UBUS[12]
EMIF_ARE_N
CPU_XF
EXT_MEM_UBUS[11]
EMIF_D[28]
EMIF_AWE_N
EMIF_D[29]
EMIF_D[31]
DACCLK
1 EMIF_A[21] 135
NC VSS
2 EMIF_A[20] 134 WDAT
NC RADIO_DAT
3 VDD 133
EMIF_D[27] NC
D 4 EMIF_A[14] 132
NC EMIF_D[26] NC
5 VDD 131
VDD
6 EMIF_A[10] A B C D E F G H J K L M N P R T U 130 DACCLK
NC DAC_CLK
7 EMIF_A[9] 129
NC
8 17 14 29 46 64 72 80 88 102 110 118 131 152 167 181 RESET_N
128
NC EMIF_A[2] EXT_MEM_UBUS[10] NC
9 CS_BYPASS 127
NC
10 VDD
16 13 28 45 51 71 79 87 94 101 109 117 135 151 166 180 VSSA_CS_APLL
126 RXIB
ADC_I_IN_INV
ISSYNC 11 IS_SYNC_N 125
ISSYNC 15 12 27 44 50 63 70 78 86 93 100 108 116 130 134 150 165 179 ADC_RXEXTREF_N
HSSLRX 12 124
5-7(12-G) HSSLRX HSSLTX_D
DAC_I_OUT
HSSLRXCLK 13 HSSLTX_CLK 123
HSSLRXCLK 14 26 43 149 164 CPU_IRQ[1] NC
VCORE15_W
14 VDD 122
CPU_IACK NC
15 VDD 121
16 13 11 42 62 69 77 85 92 99 107 115 129 148 178 EMIF_D[30]
120
NC
EMIF_A[23]
NC VSS
17 EMIF_A[19] 119
NC
18 12 10 25 41 61 128 147 163 177 EMIF_D[23]
118
NC
E NC
19
EMIF_A[17] CPU_CLKOUT
117
NC
ADCSTR
EMIF_A[12]
NC
20 11 9 24 40 60 127 146 162 176 AD_STR
116 DACSTR
VSS
DAC_STR
21 VDD 115 WSTR
22 10 8 23 39 59 126 145 161 175 RADIO_STR
114
NC EMIF_A[4] EMIF_D[25] NC
23 VSS 113
24 VSS
9 22 38 58 125 144 160 EMIF_D[24]
112
NC
EMIF_D[21] NC
ISEVENT 25 IS_EVENT_N 111
ISEVENT 8 7 21 37 57 124 143 159 174 VDD
26 VDD 110
GPO[0] NC
5-7(12-G) 27 109
VSS
HSSLTX 28 7 6 20 36 56 123 142 158 173 VSS
108
HSSLTX HSSLRX_D VDD_DPLL
29 BOOTMODE[1] 107 DACDAT
NC
30 6 5 19 35 55 122 141 157 172 DAC_DAT
106
NC EMIF_D[1] EMIF_D[22] NC C594
31 105
NC EMIF_D[0]
4 34 54 68 76 84 91 98 106 114 121 140 171 EMIF_D[20] NC 0.1/10V
32 VSS
5
104
F 33 EMIF_A[18]
VSS
103
NC
34 4 18 33 49 139 156 EMIF_D[19]
102
NC
VSS VDD
35 EMIF_A[15] 101
NC
36 3 3 17 32 48 53 67 75 83 90 97 105 113 120 133 138 155 170 GPO[3]
100
NC
NC EMIF_A[11] GPO[2] NC
37 EMIF_A[7] 99
NC
38 2 2 16 31 47 66 74 82 89 96 104 112 132 137 154 169 GPO[1]
98
NC
EMIF_A[5]
NC EMIF_D[17] NC
39 EMIF_A[3] 97
NC
40 1 1 15 30 52 65 73 81 95 103 111 119 136 153 168 EMIF_D[16]
96
NC
NC APLL_BYPASS VDD
41 95
VSS IC582 EMIF_D[18] NC
42 94
D751980CZPH
EXT_FRAME_STROBE
NC UART_RX VSS
HSSLTXCLK 43 93
ANALOG_ENABLE
VANA15 5-7(12-G) HSSLTXCLK HSSLRX_CLK

DIGITAL BASEBAND CONTROLLER GPO[4] NC
VDDD275 44 EMIF_D[15]
92
BOOTMODE[2]
NC BOOTMODE[3] GPO[5] NC
JTAG_TRSTN
45 91
TESTMODE
EMIF_A[22]
EMIF_A[16]
EMIF_A[13]
EMIF_D[11]
EMIF_D[12]
EMIF_D[10]
EMIF_D[13]
EMIF_D[14]
BOOTMODE[0]
VSS
JTAG_TDO
JTAG_TMS
JTAG_TCK
EMIF_D[5]
EMIF_D[3]
EMIF_A[8]
EMIF_A[6]
EMIF_A[1]
EMIF_D[7]
EMIF_D[6]
EMIF_D[2]
EMIF_D[9]
EMIF_D[8]
EMIF_D[4]
JTAG_TDI NC
UART_TX
IDBALL
GPO[7]
GPO[6]
EMU1
EMU0
G
VDD
VDD
VDD
VDD
VDD
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
67
68
69
70
71
72
66
1 VOUT NC 4 NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
2 VIN VSS 3
5-7(11-A) RESOUT1_N
H

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
5 -- 14 5 -- 15
MAIN PWB-A (6/8) SPEAKER SIGNAL HPOUT_R 5-8

RECEPTION SIGNAL HPOUT_L (7-E)
R613
R614
10K
10K
A
C603 R603
5-8 0.1/10V 27K
LINEP
(6-E)
R607
330p(CH)/25V
15K
R606
56K
C609
0.1/10V
R608
R609
C610
VBATIB
47K
47K
R602
B C607
0
0.1/10V
SP100 VDDD275
4.7/6.3V
EARPIECE
C604
L603
R611
L601
TP604 33nH 33nH
0
SPVSS 16
SPVDD 15
EQ3 14
EQ2 13
EQ1 12
HPOUT-R 11
HPOUT-L/MONO 10
C612
L602 4.7/6.3V
TP605 L604
33nH 33nH C614
C616 C617 0.1/10V
47p(CH)/25V 47p(CH)/25V 17 SPOUT1 VREF 9
C 18 SPOUT2 VSS 8
C615
19 MTR VDD 7 R612
1000p/25V
3.3K
20 6
0.1/10V
D7 PLLC
IC601
R601
C602
21 D6 N.C. 5 NC
1M
YMU762C
22 D5 /RST 4
SOUND
23 D4 /IRQ 3
24 D3 LED 2 NC
25 D2 CLK1 1
32 IOVDD
R604
28 /WR
1M
31 /RD
29 /CS
D
26 D1
27 D0
30 A0
MO100
VIBRATOR TP603
TP601
VMEM18
TP602
R610
0
VBATIB
E 1 VOUT VIN 4
2 VSS ON/OFF 3
1/6.3V
1/6.3V
R605
C606
C608
IC602
1M
1323B30G
REGULATOR
5-13(10-E) MA3_CLK
F
5-7(11-A) RESOUT0_N
5-7(11-C) YMUINT_N
CS2_N
OE_N
5-6(2-A) WE_N
G A[1]
D[0]
D[1]
D[2]
5-6(2-B) D[3]
D[4]
D[5]
D[6]
D[7]
H

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
5 -- 16 5 -- 17
MAIN PWB-A (7/8) RECEPTION SIGNAL G

VCCB 5-20(6-H)
TRANSMISSION SIGNAL
G
VMEM18 5-7(9-G)
5-20(1-D)
A WCDMA
G
BUILT-IN AERIAL PWB-E 19
SN74LVC1T45YZPRB
LVC SINGLE GATE
3
4
1000p/25V
C1302
5
2
IC1301
6
0.01/16V
0.01/16V
R1120 VDDA
C1306
22p(CH)/25V
C1301
FERRITE BEADS
VCCA G
5-9(7-B)
FERRITE BEADS
FERRITE BEADS
C1003
10/6.3V
C1120
TA1901
6 GND
R1102
R1101
68nH
12
3
2
1
2
5 GND
20
R1104
R1103
0
B 4 GND
C1010 IC1001
L1012 C1190
10 11 12
3 GND L1011 47p(CH)/25V CXG1189AXR
4
1.2nH 0 12nH
2 OUT IN 12 SPDT SWITCH 21
5
1
2
CN1900
6
0.75p(CH)/50V
4 3 5 4
FL1190
22p(CH)/25V
2p(CH)/50V
3 2 1
RF MEASURMENT
0.5p(CH)/25V
TA1900 Rx-SAW GSM
C1195
1000p/25V
POINT 2 2.2nH
C1905
C1002
C1013
C1004
1
C1906
2.2nH
L1190
FL1010 5 1
4 5 6
1/6.3V
ESD DEVICE
C1103
NC
0.01/16V
1/6.3V
C1104
100p(CH)/25V
C1005
C1191
IC1002 2 3
27
NC
12nH
TC7SZU04AFE
C1001
CIRCUIT INVERTER TP1101
0.01/16V
GATE
C1118
C1007 C1180 TP1102
0.75p(CH)/50V 5.6nH G
C 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25
IDATA 5-7(12-G)
5 4
28 31 , 32 , 33
VccAdc
DecAdc2
IDat
GndRf2
GndRf1
DecAdc1
Rx900n
Rx900p
Rx800p
Rx800n
BbTest
VccRf
C1185 PCS TP1103
4.7nH FL1180 G
L1180
37 GndRf3 DClk 24 DCLK 5-7(12-F)
12nH
Rx-SAW
1
L1185
3.9nH
G
38 Rx1900n QDat 23 QDATA 5-7(12-G)
2 3 C1181
5.6nH TP1104
NC
ANTSW0 ANTSW1 ANTSW2 ANTSW3
39 Rx1900p VccDig 22
29
1/6.3V
C1101
22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15
UMTS L L L L
EGSM TX L L H H 23 14 40 GndRf4 XoOut 21

EGSM RX L H H H C1170
5.6nH
DCS TX H L H H
10/6.3V
10/6.3V
24 13 41 Rx1800p VccPll 20
C1205
C1206
L1104
5.6µH
C1102
D DCS RX H L H H C1204
FL1170
5 4 1/6.3V
PCS TX H L H H 1/6.3V
12 C1175 IC1100 G
25 IC1200 Rx-SAW DCS 42 Rx1800n XOp 19 XOOA
PCS RX H H H H SKY77506
3.9nH RF2001 C1109
5-21(12-B)
GSM/GPRS FRONT-END RF IC 1000p/25V
1
G
26 11 43 GndRf5 XOn 18 XOOB
MODULE
L1175
3.3nH
1/6.3V R1202
C1110
22p(CH)/25V
26
470
1000p/25V G
27 10 2 3 C1171 RF_CLKREQ 5-7(11-B), 5-20(1-C)
5.6nH 44 VccBuf RefOn 17
C1105
C1209
G
28 9 45 GndBuf1 Mod3 16 MODD
25
29 GND R1107
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 49 15 100 G
24 23 46 TxLp Mod2 15 MODC
8 7 6 5
1 2 3 4
5-7(12-F)
1000p/25V
Pin 1 index
1000p/25V
1/6.3V
C1202
MODB
C1208
47 TxLn Mod1 14
C1207
E
R1166
14 30 G
GndBuf3
ChpOutn
ChpOutp
48 GndBuf2 Mod0 13 MODA
VccVco
VTunep
VTunen
TestOut
4.7nH
1000p/25V
1/6.3V
C1201
TxHn
TxHp
Data
Clk
4p(CH)/25V
Str
L1160
7p(CH)/25V
C1210
4
G
5
DIRMODCLK 5-7(12-G)
150
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 C1121
R1167
R1165
FL1160 39p(CH)/25V
RADCLK G
RADDAT
RADCLK
BALUN
RADSTR
RADCLK
897.50MHz
C1106
13 RADDAT G
RADDAT
3
22p(CH)/25V 5-7(12-G)
16 17 18
NC
33p(CH)/25V
C1112 RADSTR G
RADSTR
1800p/50V
L1103
R1114 R1113 R1112
C1160
VLOOP
390 120 560 G
390p/25V
0
5-8(2-D)
VLOOP
C1115
F
C1150
L1102
22
NC
100µH
10p(CH)/25V
1200p/50V
560p/50V
0.01/25V
R1151
C1114
5.6nH
6
4
5
C1111
L1150
C1113
150
FL1150
BALUN
1810.00MHz
R1156 R1158
0 10
3
1
2
2.4p(CH)/50V
2.2p(CH)/50V
G
C1155
ANTSW3_18
R1155
G G
ANTSW0_18
5-7(12-F)
G
ANTSW1_18
G TXON_18
VBATI
5-20(4-H)
G V_RAMP
5-8(6-F)
NOTES ON SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM can be found on page 5-1. ( ) : Not Mount Waveform numbers of 12 to 33 are shown on pages 5-2 to 5-4.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
5 -- 18 5 -- 19

TRANSMISSION SIGNAL
5-8(2-D) 5-8(2-E) 5-7(8-A) 5-8(2-D)
WRFLOOP VCXOCONT VCORE15 RTEMP

G G G G
A
150p(CH)/25V
R1751
C1751
15K
TP1707
R1752 Q1750
1.2K EC3201C
VCCB VCCB G
3 2 WSTR 5-15(12-A)
4 1
G
WCLK
WCLK
5-15(12-A, B)
PBY58-02V
1.2p(CH)/25V
WDAT G
WDAT
R1441
TP1401 TP1402
D1440
10K
22p(CH)/25V
C1444
XOOB G
XOOB
C1445
R1443 5-19(12-D)
1K G
XOOA
C1450 XOOA
1.5p(CH)/25V
B 3 2
R1482
R1442 C1446
10K 0.01/16V 2110 to 2170MHz
10
C1447
3p(CH)/25V
L1450
6.8nH
C1451
0.1/10V
1
C1484
1.5p(CH)/25V
X1440 C1441 FL1450
13MHz 5p(CH)/50V Rx-RF SAW
4 5 1
3
4
Q1480
2SC5384D1
120p(CH)/25V
L1401
2
1
C1408
0.01/16V
0.01/16V 1µH
G
VCCB 0.01/16V MCLK 5-7(12-C)
C1407
R1483
22p(CH)/25V
Q1481
C1410
3.9K
EC4401C
C1409
28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15
C1406
PG PD
29
VCCBUS
GNDREF
CLK
MIXINB
XOIB
XOOB
DATA
MIXINA
XOIA
XOOA
MCLK
GNDLF
CDI
CDQ
14
3
30
GNDIF
13
VCCMIX C1411
GNDBIAS
22p(CH)/25V R1403
STROBE VCCREF
12
31
4
GNDBUS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 PS PD
68nH G
BT_MCLK 5-11(8-C)
A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11
32
IFLOA IFOUTB
C1416
C B 11 12 0.01/16V 8 RXIB G
33
10
GNDEME IRB RXIB
C 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
2, 3
C1417
TP1405
D 21 22 23 24 0.01/16V RXIA G
34
TP1403 GLNA IRA RXIA
9
E 25 26 27 28 C1418 5-15(12-A)
G RF_CLKREQ 0.01/16V RXQB G
35
5-19(12-D) RF_CLKREQ REFON QRB RXQB
8
F 29 30 31 32
G 33 34 35 36 RXQA G
36
C1428 QRA RXQA
7
C1431 IFLOB C1461
10p(CH)/25V 4p(CH)/25V H 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 C1419
0.01/16V
9 2200p/25V
37
VCCLF
6
RFIN J 45 46
C1681
L1681
1000p/25V
L1407
100nH
1.8nH
L1460
22p(CH)/25V
1.2nH K 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56
38
IFINB C1462
5
G XOOON 4
C1429
5-18(5-A) WCDMA 2200p/25V
IC1400
VCCRFLO
TP1404
GNDBYP GNDRFLO
0.5p(CH)/25V
RFLOOB
GNDVCO
39
OM5954ET IFINA
3
RXON
5
C1426
C1425
8.2nH
8.2nH
RECEIVER IC
C1682
40
VCCIF
3
GNDPLL
2
6
12 11 10
FOR W-CDMA
0.01/16V
VCCVCO
VCCPHD
PHDOUT
RFLOOA
C1405
VCCPLL
INDBYP
41
GNDMIX
VTUNE
1
GNDPHD
VCCRF
RFOUT
2
9
1
7
L1402
C1465
47nH
GNDTUNE IFOUTA 2200p/25V
42
8
1
FL1680
5p(CH)/25V
R1465
Transmitter
2
4, 5
DUPLEXER
D
1.5K
43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56
f_Tx:1922.6 to 1977.4MHz R1401
L1403
FL1460
47nH
C1427
68nH
22p(CH)/25V
Receiver Rx-IF SAW
22p(CH)/25V
7
3
0.01/16V
f_Rx:2112.6 to 2167.4MHz
C1414
C1415
22p(CH)/25V
0.01/16V
2200p/25V
4 5 6 R1402
C1424
C1466
C1412
L1405
68nH
4.7nH
2200p/25V
C1404
C1403
C1422 C1413
VCCB C1455
VCCB 390p/25V 22p(CH)/25V
22p(CH)/25V
22p(CH)/25V
0.01/16V
C1402
22p(CH)/25V
L1455
8.2nH
R1404
C1401
5.6K
RTEMP
XOOB
C1420
XOOA
5600p/25V
L1404
C1423
4.7nH
1 2 3
FL1650 RFLO
WSTR_WOPY_WIVI
ISOLATOR
WDAT
WCLK
E 6 5 4
0.1/10V
RFLOBAR
C1566
NC
WIVI_TXON
IC1620 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29
LM3205
22p(CH)/25V
28
43
WIVI_TXON
GNDRFPLL
GNDIF
GNDRF
GNDRF
GNDRF
GNDRFLO
RFLO
VCCRFPLL
STROBE
GNDRFLO
VCCIFLO
PHDRFOUT
DC/DC VCCRFPHD
TP1705
CONVERTER
GNDIFLO
IFLOBAR
27
44
C1624
TXON
GNDRFVCO
VCCRFVCO
7
26
5 6
45
RFLOBAR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 DATA
A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 6 , 7
25
46
1 2 3 GNDTUNERF IFLO
B 11 12
4 A 1 2 3 8
24
47
VCCRF C 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 GNDIFVCO
B 8 4 C1558
22p(CH)/25V
10p(CH)/25V D 21 22 23 24
23
48
4.7/6.3V
C 7 6 5 OUT GNDRFPHD
10/6.3V
0.01/16V
C1621
C1622
E 25 26 27 28
R1642
C1561
C1560
3 2 1
22
49
0 OUTBAR F 29 30 31 32 GNDBUS
R1622 L1621
39K 3.3µH G 33 34 35 36
F
21
50
GNDRF VCCBUS
1 6 H 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44
1000p/25V
4.7/6.3V
V_WIVI
20
51
J
C1625
MIXOUT 45 46 GNDTUIF
C1626
C1557
2 5 K
10p(CH)/25V 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56
19
52
GNDRFVCO
R1623
MIXOUTBAR
100K
4 C1556 IC1700
3 C1731
5
GND VDD2
6
R1643 R1640 0.01/16V

OM5955ET
4700p/25V
2p(CH)/25V
53
18
VCCIF WON
0 0 FL1730 C1555 TRANSMITTER IC
Q1640 TP1706
C1641
Tx-RF SAW 22p(CH)/25V

FOR W-CDMA GNDIFPLL
L1603
GND VCTRL
4
7
17
54
IFBP
1000p/25V
C1604 IFBPBAR GNDIFPHD
2.2p(CH)/50V
GNDIFVCO
VCCIFVCO
VCCIFPHD
PHDIFOUT
VCCIFPLL
33p(CH)/25V CLK
VTUNEIF
VTUNERF
0
QINBAR
C1601
5 4
55
16
GNDBB
IINBAR
VCCBB
3
8
RF_OUT N/C(GND)
XOOB
XOOC
L1731
C1554
10nH
QIN
R1736
IIN
56
15
C1732 NC
12
GND RF_IN 1 5p(CH)/25V
9
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
R1735
R1737
L1735
18nH
R1552
R1553
L1552
L1553
L1732
L1733
5.6nH
6.8nH
22p(CH)/25V
390
L1551
18nH
18nH
390
68nH
680
680
GND
10
VDD3 VDD1 XOOA

1
0.01/16V
2 3
R1601
C1603
R1603
C1705
0.01/16V
0.01/16V
11
C1562
C1565
0
22p(CH)/25V
C1704
22p(CH)/25V
0
150p(CH)/25V
0.01/16V
0.01/16V
IC1600
C1703
C1501
G C1564 C1563 R1702
R1701
ACPM7881
C1559
C1701
47p(CH)/25V
68nH
47p(CH)/25V
10p(CH)/25V 10p(CH)/25V 68nH
C1702
W-CDMA
POWER AMP.
3
4
C1602
IC1550
10/6.3V
C1551 4 3
C1553
0.1/10V
LP3981ILD R1721
2
5
C1721
0.033/16V
2.8V REGULATOR V+ Vo 470
R1201
0.1/10V
C1552
10K
R1703
6
4.7K
3300p/50V
7 GND N.C.
R1200 IC1720
0 2 1
C1706
NC
LM20SITLX
TEMPERATURE SENSOR
G G G G G G G
TP1701 G
TXIA
TXIA
10
WPOWERSENSE WDCDCREF WPAREF VBATI EXTLDO VCCB VDDB
TP1702 G
5-8(2-D) 5-8(2-E) 5-8(2-E) 5-18(3-H) 5-8(6-B) 5-19(12-A) 5-9(7-B) TXIB
TXIB
TP1703 5-15(12-A)
G
TXQA
TXQA
11 TP1704 G
TXQB
TXQB
H
NOTES ON SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM can be found on page 5-1. ( ) : Not Mount Waveform numbers of 1 to 11 are shown on page 5-2.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
5 -- 20 5 -- 21
550SH CONFIDENTIAL
[12] Wiring side of P.W.Board (Main)
MAIN PWB-A (FRONT SIDE)
25 15 5 1
CN401
C413
24 20 10 2
B
26
R402
C408
C414
IC403
4 3
C409
C407
C401
25
5 1
21
C1551
L1012 C1553
C1206 C1205 C1013
FL1010
C1552
L1011
IC1550
C1208 C1209 R1202 C1204 C1185
24
C1010
C1175
28 25 23
C1207
1 22
20
C1195
IC1001
C1604
C1210
C1681
FL1650
L1603
C1201
20
23
C1002
C1003
C1682
L1681
SUB CAMERA
C1602
C1001
C1155 IC1200 L1621
FL1680
5 IC1002
R1167 4 3
C1004
C
C1007
IC1600
5 1
C1302
PWB-F
C1603
C1202
IC1301
C1005 C1622
8 15
C1301 R1737 C1601
C1625
9 10 14
19
C1431
C1306
C1641
R1401
C1414
C1415
R1402
C1412
C1413
C1422
R1404
C1423
R1156
C1160
R1166
R1165
R1736
IC1620
C1402 L1407
C1621
L1175 L1185
R1601
R1643
C1626
R1623
C1401 R1735 R1640
FL1170
FL1180
FL1190
R1155 R1603 R1622 Q1640

L1404
C1624
C1420
L1735
C1428
C1429
R1103
FL1160
R1721
R1158
L1103
FL1730
C1181
C1180
C1450
L1190 C1501 C1563 R1642
C1455
L1405
IC1720
C1424
C1105
C1721
L1551
L1160
L1180 FL1450 R1552 C1562 L1731
FL1150
L1450
IC1400
C1171
C1170
C1191
C1190
L1552
C1150
L1455
C1555 C1557 C1732 L1732 C1565
16
C1554
R1403
48 45 40 37 L1553
C1451
L1150 C1556 L1733 C1731 C1564
1 36 C1406
R1151
C1411
35
C1558
R1553
C1418
17 C1419 C1405
C1106 C1417
C1566
R1702
5 L1460 C1426
C1416
,
C1104 TP1403
R1104 C1408
4 5
IC1100
30
C1118
R1114
C1115
C1427
C1425
C1704
C1705
C1441 IC1700
10 C1407
D 18 C1103 TP1404
12 25 C1462 C1461
R1113
C1114
C1560
C1561
C1445
10
C1444
13 15 20 24
C1101
C1110
C1109
C1102
L1102
15
C1447 FL1460 C1701 C1559
R1703
C1702
R1107
X1440
TP1706
TP1101
R1101
TP1103
C1112 D1440 TP1703

R1112
11
C1706 C1703 R1701
R1441
R1442
L1104 C1465 C1466 TP1401 TP1701

R1102
C1113
14
TP1104
TP1402 TP1705 TP1704

TP1102 C1446 TP1702
R1483
L1402
L1403
C1111 C1121
Q1480 C1410 C1409 TP1707 Q1750
R1751
C1751
R1443
6, 7
C1484 R1465
R1120
TP1405
22
R1752
R1200
R1201
C1403
C1404
C1120 Q1481 R1482 L1401
13 9
30 8
C245
C217
C506 R581 R132 C589 C590 C594 C592 R582 C593 C222 C220
TP504
C505
R218
E
TP511
C242
2, 3 1
C591
R585
R217
C244
C215
C216
R211
C207
R586
C228
C587
C206
C243
C259
C583
27
R505
C239 C231
C507
IC502
29
C226
C260
C238
TP514
C230
IC203
R220
C221
IC582
C508
TP515
C225
28 , 31 , 32 , 33
C261
TP513
R175
C262
C502
R222
C218
C584
L201
C227
C229
R504
C588
TP503 TP508
C236
C233
C509 R149 R507
TP512
R503
TP509
C586
C235 C234
R148
R529 R508 D204 C219 R219

TP506 C208
TP507
C224
R209
C181
R181 C240
R110 C585 Q201
TP106 TP129
R224
Q203
C131
R134
R225
TP107
TP130
R203
TP125 R121
C246
TP119 R106 R202 R208

C241
R123
L202
TP144
R173
C112
TP143 R146
C201 R201
R226
C118
R102
C135
C136
TP104 D205
X101
R603
R103 C603
R131 R608
F
C609 R607
R135
R136
C106
C107
R613
D101
R180
C607
C117 R609
TP122
R614
TP132 C132 C105
TP127
IC102 R606 C610 C614
TP139 16 15 10
C612
R611
17 9
TP128
TP115 20 R612
IC601
TP501 5
C615
TP145
TP123
IC101 25 1
TP142
C182
R601
26 30 32
C104
R604
TP109 TP147 TP117 C602

R2007 R2001 R101
R182
C2005
C101 TP102
TP133 TP110 TP118
C2010
TP134 R105
C111
R610
C2011
R2002
TP136 TP135 C109
TP131
Q291
R292
C2009
R215
C2003
D291
D202
TP126 R291
C110 C103 TP124 C292
C2006
C2014
R143 TP146
IC2001 TP121 TP103
TP112 C281 TP116
4 4 3
5 R210
C282
C291
R286
TP105
TP111 TP108
R2004
IC291
G
C2013
C293
R287
C2002
IC2002 5 1 Q205
TP120
IC281
C209
R207
IC201
C2012
R205
FL2001 C2007 R278

1 3
Q261
Q202
C205
R204
C202
C2015 R2005 C2001

C283
R280
H
This PWB employs lead-free solder.
1 2 3 4 5 6
5 – 22
CONFIDENTIAL 550SH
MAIN PWB-A (REAR SIDE) BUILT-IN AERIAL

PWB-E
TA1901
TA1900
SP100
TP605
EARPIECE
L602
C617
TP604
C1906
C616
L601 C1905
CA100
CAMERA
CA062
12
C CN1900
RF MEASURMENT
POINT
F aa
SW101
MO100 C412
VIBRATOR R403
M TP402 TP217 R114
R115
SIDE KEYS
R418
SO401
CAMERA
SOCKET
C418
C419
C406
TP603 TP601 TP602
5 4 5 4
C405
IC402 IC401
C606 SW102
1 3 1 3
2 1
C410 R406 C420 C404 C403
C536
TP401
LCD100
C501
IC602
R528
C534
3
R605
4
C608 TP203 TP204
R405 C421
C520 C535
DISPLAY
CN201
C522
C521 59
58
BATTERY
CONTACT C524
C516 55
C526
50
C527
TP206 TP207 TP208 TP205 TP212
C523 45
C528
R216
C513
C517
C525
R514
40
C204
FS201 R521
35 38
CN502
R522 30
FL503 FL504 FL505

25
20
R509
FL506
37
15
FL502
FL501
C514
10
CN202
SIM CARD
CONNECTOR TP516
5
2
1
C531 C530
SOLDER
TP502 TP225
C533
8 5
C532 C529
C254
IC504 TP202
Q204
C252
L204
R237
1 4
R235
R511
C248
R227
C223
R228
C211
R221
R229
TP214 TP201 C504 C255

L401
TP260 TP263
L403
C203
L203
5 4
L404
TP210 TP216
4 3
C258
IC501
R213
TP219
FS202
IC202
1 3
SOLDER
C247
C503
R240
5 1
R223
R243
TP222
BACK LIGHT FPC

4 3
C210
5 4 TP151
TP221
C511
TP215 IC204
R214
C212
TP152
R236
C257
IC503
R512 TP153
R244
PWB-C
5 1 TP154
1 3
TP220 TP113
BATTERY
TP505
BACK-UP
C510
DN201
TP155
L604
L603
R510
R314
R315
TP156
C512
C311
TP137
TP138 TP157
R517
TP158
R602 TP114
TP159
TP141 TP140
R311
C108
R104
C308
C604
FL403
TP310 TP160
R308
R309
C317
TP161
IC302
R310
C253
D301 R111 TP162
36
R322
R128
R130
R137
FL402
Q101
TP309
R321
V304
V303
R316
TP209
R127 TP510
RELAY FPC
FL401
R129
R303
HANDSFREE/MICROPHONE
C322
34 PWB-D
C321
CONNECTOR
CN301
C316
C313
L402
L304 C304
L303
L302
C303
16
17
15
BLUETOOTH
L301
AERIAL (128)
C315
CN501
MICRO SDTM MEMORY CARD
CN101
10
Q301 R302
CONNECTOR
CN3001
C320
C312
C323
5
R325
TP304
2
To KEY PWB-B
1
R307 R319
TP291
TP281
(REAR SIDE)
C319
R515
TP307 R301 5-25 (5-G)

C305
TP306 TP305
TP301
R304
Q302
TP211 TP261 TP262
35
TP2002
IC262
4 3
10 1
TP303 TP302 TP2003
TP2001
CN261 6 1 C2017
EXTERNAL
CONNECTOR
MIC100
C2016
MICROPHONE

Waveform numbers of 1 to 38 are shown on pages 5-2 to 5-5.
7 8 9 10 11 12
5 – 23
550SH CONFIDENTIAL
[13] Schematic diagram (Key)
KEY PWB-B
KEYOUT[5]
Right
A
Up
1
7
KEYOUT[4]
LEFT SOFT
SHORTCUT
#
0
B
KEYOUT[3]
Left
Down
9
8
KEYOUT[2]
6
LED3001 R3001
PY1103CF 680
KEYOUT[1] LED3002 R3002

PY1103CF 680
CENTRE
LED3003 R3003
PY1103CF 680
3
4
D
LED3004 R3004
PY1103CF 680
KEYOUT[0] LED3005 R3005

PY1103CF 680
TELEPHONE
VIDEO
SEND/REDIAL
RIGHT SOFT
END/POWER
E R3008
LED3008
PY1103CF 680
LED3009 R3009
PY1103CF 680
KEYIN[4]
KEYIN[3]
KEYIN[2]
KEYIN[1]
LED3010 R3010
PY1103CF 680
LED3001 - LED3005,
KEYIN[4]
KEYIN[2]
KEYOUT[1]
KEYOUT[4]
KEYIN[1]
KEYOUT[5]
KEYOUT[0]
KEYOUT[3]
KEYIN[3]
KEYOUT[2]
LED3008 - LED3010: GREEN
G
CN3001
16
12
15
13
17
14
10
11
1
9
2
3
5
7
GND
GND
KEYIN[3]
KEYOUT[2]
KEYOUT[5]
KEYOUT[3]
KEYOUT[0]
KEYOUT[1]
KEYIN[4]
KEYOUT[4]
ONSWA_N
KEYIN[1]
VBAT
KEYIN[2]
KEYBL
GND
GND
H FROM RELAY FPC

PWB-D
5-6 (1-H)

1 2 3 4 5 6
5 – 24
CONFIDENTIAL 550SH
[14] Wiring side of P.W.Board (Key)
KEY PWB-B (FRONT SIDE)
LEFT SOFT RIGHT SOFT
CENTRE
SEND/ END/
REDIAL POWER
LED3008
LED3005
B
R3005
VIDEO/
R3008
TELEPHONE SHORTCUT
1 2 3
LED3003
LED3009
LED3001
R3009
4 5 6
R3003
R3001
C
7 8 9
LED3002
LED3004
R3010
LED3010
R3004
R3002
0
D
KEY PWB-B (REAR SIDE)
F
CN3001
17
16
15
From Relay FPC
Fa a
10
PWB-D
G 2
5 5-23 (11-G)
1
SA021 B
H
1 2 3 4 5 6
5 – 25
550SH CONFIDENTIAL
[15] Voltage value
Conditions: SIM card inserted, power on (3.7V battery), in stand-by mode (opened)
Measuring instrument: Digital multimeter
: Unmeasurable
A IC201 IC302 IC504 IC1550

PIN NO. VOLTAGE PIN NO. VOLTAGE PIN NO. VOLTAGE PIN NO. VOLTAGE
1 0V 1 NC 1 1 2.81V
2 0V 2 1.639V 2 2 Battery voltage
3 0V 3 0V 3 3 2.81V
4 0.053V 4 4 0V
5 1.807V 5 5 1.19V
IC202 6 6 2.75V
PIN NO. VOLTAGE 7
B 1 1.836V IC401 8
2 0V PIN NO. VOLTAGE IC1720
3 1.83V 1 3.7V PIN NO. VOLTAGE
4 1.83V 2 0V IC601 1 NC
5 1.291V 3 1.807V PIN NO. VOLTAGE 2 GND
4 0V 1 0V 3 2.76V
5 2.805V 2 NC 4 1.54V
IC204 3 1.808V Mode/ Enter the
C PIN NO. VOLTAGE 4 1.808V command test mode
1 1.836V IC402 5 NC
2 0V PIN NO. VOLTAGE 6 0V
3 1.83V 1 3.7V 7 2.756V IC2002
4 1.481V 2 0V 8 0V PIN NO. VOLTAGE
5 1.501V 3 1.807V 9 0V 1 3.7V
4 0V 10 0V 2 0V
5 1.804V 11 0V 3 1.808V
IC262 12 0V 4 1.48V
D PIN NO. VOLTAGE 13 0V 5 2.804V
1 0V IC403 14 0V
2 0V PIN NO. VOLTAGE 15 3.7V
3 0V 1 3.7V 16 0V
4 0V 2 0V 17 0V
5 NC 3 1.807V 18 0V
6 0V 4 19 0V
5 2.508V 20
E 21
IC281 22
PIN NO. VOLTAGE IC501 23
1 0V PIN NO. VOLTAGE 24
2 0V 1 3.7V 25
3 2.756V 2 0V 26
4 0.009V 3 1.807V 27
5 NC 4 1.481V 28 1.8V
5 0V 29 1.808V
F 30
IC291 31 1.8V
PIN NO. VOLTAGE IC503 32 1.808V
1 0.009V PIN NO. VOLTAGE
2 0V 1 3.7V
3 0V 2 0V IC602
4 0.004V 3 0V PIN NO. VOLTAGE
5 0.018V 4 NC 1 0V
5 0V 2 0V
G
3 0V
4 3.7V
NOTES ON SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM can be found on page 5-1.

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IC1001
VOLTAGE [V]
PIN NO
W-CDMA EGSM TX EGSM RX DCS TX DCS RX PCS TX PCS RX
1 GND GND GND GND GND GND GND
2 1.98 1.93 1.92 1.92 1.92 1.92 1.92
5 2.00 1.93 1.92 1.92 1.92 1.92 1.92
8 1.96 1.91 1.89 1.90 1.89 1.90 1.89
10 2.77 2.43 2.38 2.43 2.38 2.43 2.38
12 0.00 0.38 0.41 0.38 0.41 0.38 0.41
MODE PUCA MODE=0 MODE=0 MODE=2 MODE=2 MODE=1 MODE=1
/Command command SWTX=1,43,5 SWRX=43,1024 SWTX=1,699,5 SWRX=699,1024 SWTX=1,661,5 SWRX=661,1024
IC1002
VOLTAGE [V]
PIN NO
W-CDMA EGSM TX EGSM RX DCS TX DCS RX PCS TX PCS RX
1 NC NC NC NC NC NC NC
2 0.00 0.38 0.41 0.38 0.41 0.38 0.41
4 2.77 2.43 2.38 2.43 2.38 2.43 2.38
5 2.77 2.77 2.77 2.77 2.77 2.77 2.77
MODE PUCA MODE=0 MODE=0 MODE=2 MODE=2 MODE=1 MODE=1
/Command command SWTX=1,43,5 SWRX=43,1024 SWTX=1,699,5 SWRX=699,1024 SWTX=1,661,5 SWRX=661,1024
IC1100
VOLTAGE [V]
PIN NO
EGSM TX EGSM RX DCS TX DCS RX PCS TX PCS RX
1 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.73 2.75 2.75
2 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75
3 GND GND GND GND GND GND
4 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75
5 0.67 0.71 0.75 0.90 0.70 0.63
8 0.81 0.76 0.76 0.90 0.70 0.68
9 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
10 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
11 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
12 0.60 0.56 0.55 0.56 0.57 0.56
13 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
14 1.66 1.66 1.67 1.67 1.67 1.68
15 1.77 1.69 1.75 1.71 1.75 1.69
16 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
17 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50
18 1.74 1.73 1.74 1.71 1.74 1.73
19 1.73 1.73 1.73 1.71 1.74 1.73
20 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75
21 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
22 2.76 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75
23 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
24 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
25 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
26 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
27 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75
28 0.00 0.41 0.37 0.41 0.00 0.00
30 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75
32 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
33 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
35 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
36 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
38 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
39 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
41 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
42 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
44 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75
46 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75
47 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75
MODE MODE=0 MODE=0 MODE=2 MODE=2 MODE=1 MODE=1
/Command SWTX=1,43,5 SWRX=43,1024 SWTX=1,699,5 SWRX=699,1024 SWTX=1,661,5 SWRX=661,1024
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CHAPTER 6. OTHERS
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Service Manual
[1] Function table of IC

IC101 (DB2020): DIGITAL BASEBAND
Pin No. Terminal name Input/Output Description of terminal
1* NC_RSV2 - Not used
2 A24 Output Address output
3 VDDEE21 - Power supply
5 VDDCUMA3 - Power supply
6 VDDC8 - Power supply
7 A15 Output Address output A15, alternative function as SDRAM byte select 0 (SRR_BS0)
13 VDDCARM2 - Power supply
16 A2 Output Route in hidden layer on production PCB
19 USBSUSP Output Suspend
22 SDR_CS_N Output SDRAM chip select
23 WE_N Output Write Enable output route in hidden layer on production PCB
27 SDR_CLKRET Input SDRAM return clock
28 SDR_CKE Output SDRAM Self refresh
29 SDR_CLK Output SDRAM clock
30 D15 Input/Output Data bus
39 MEMADV_N Output Burst Advance
40 CID6 Input Camera data input 6
44 SDR_RAS_N Output SDRAM Row Address Strobe
45 OE_N Output Output enable
46 MEMBE0_N Output Lowe Byte Enable, alternative function as SDRAM lower byte mask(SDR DQML)
48 MEMCLKRET Input Static Memory return clock
49 MEMCLK Output Static Memory device clock, for NOR FLASH and PSRAM
50 MEMWAIT_N Input Wait
58 USBDP/USBDAT Input/Output USBDP in VP/VM mode, USBDAT in DAT/SE0 mode
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60 USBDM/USBSE0 Input/Output USBDM in VP/VM mode, USBSE0 in DAT/SE0 mode
62 CIHSYNC Input Camera horizontal synchronization
63 CIPCLK Input Camera clock input
65 NF_D0 - NAND FLASH Data
66 SDR_CAS_N Output SDRAM Column Address strobe
67 MEMBE1_N Output Lowe Byte Enable, alternative function as SDRAM upper byte mask(SDR DQMU)
68 VSS25 - Earth
69 A25 Output Address output A25, alternative function as PSRAM configuration register enable (CRE)
70 VSS24 - Earth
72 VSS23 - Earth
73 VSS22 - Earth
75 VSS21 - Earth
77 VSS20 - Earth
78 USBPUEN Output Pull-up enable
79 USBOE Output Output Enable
80 VSS19 - Earth
83 PDID7 Input/Output Data line 7
87 CS1_N Output Static Memory Chip Select 1
89* VINITHI Input External boot mode signal (Not used)
90 VSS18 - Earth
96* CS3_N Output Static Memory Chip Select 3 (Not used)
100 PDIC3 Input/Output Control line 3
101* PDIC5 Input/Output Control line 5 (Not used)
103 NF_WE_N Output Write Enable
105 VSS00 - Earth
107 A16 Output Address output A16, alternative function as SDRAM byte select (SDR_BS1)1
113* CIRES_N Output Camera reset (Not used)
117 NF_ALE Output Address latch enable
118 NF_CS_N Output Chip select
121 NF_RE_N Output Read Enable
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128 A1 Output Address line 1
130 VSS17 - Earth
132* ETMTPKT6 - Not used
134 RESOUT2_N Output 1.8 V reset output 2
135 IRQ0_N Input Interrupt input 0
136 NF_CLE Output Command latch enable
137 VSS01 - Earth
138 RESOUT0_N Output 1.8 V rReset output 0 to external memory devices
139 SERVICE_N Input Service mode input
140 CIVSYNC Input Camera vertical synchronization
147 MMCCMD/MSBS Input/Output MMC Command; Alternative function MS BS
148 NF_R/B Input Read/Busy
149 IRQ1_N Input Interrupt input 1
150 MMCCMDDIR/ Output Direction control for MMC command
MSBSDIR
151 MMCCLK/ Input/Output Memory Card Clock
MSCLK
152* PDIRES_N Output Display reset (Not used)
154 VSS16 - Earth
159 MMCDAT1/ Input/Output Data Line 1
MSDSIO1
160 MMCDATDIR/ Output Direction control for data bus
MSSDIODIR
161 VSS02 - Earth
MSSDIO0
MSSDIO2
166* ETMTCLK - Dual edge clk (Not used)
167* ETMPSTAT1 - Not used
169 VDDCTCM1 - Power supply
171 MMCDAT3/CD/ Input/Output Data Line 3
MSSDIO3
172 I2CSDA1 Input/Output I2C Data, special I2C pad
173 VSS03 - Earth
174 KEYOUT1_N Output Row 1 output, pseudo open drain
178 VSS15 - Earth
179 I2CSCL0 Input/Output I2C Clock, special I2C pad
180* ETMTSYNC - Not used
181 SIMCLK Output SIM clock
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182 VDDCRAM0 - Power supply
183 I2CSCL1 Input/Output I2C Clock, special I2C pad
184 KEYOUT3_N Output Row 3 output, pseudo open drain, service key
186 KEYIN2_N Input Column 2 input
187 GPIO06 Input/Output Alternative function as UARTCTS1
188 SIMRST_N Output SIM reset
189 I2CSDA0 Input/Output I2C Data, special I2C pad
190 VSS14 - Earth
191 PCMDATA Input/Output PCM Data A, external PD in analogue baseband controller
192 SIMDAT Input/Output SIM data
195 KEYOUT0_N Output Row 0output, pseudo open drain
197 VSS04 - Earth
198 GPIO01 Input/Output Alternative function as UARTTX0
199 GPIO27 Input/Output Alternative function as UART2 or SPICLK or DSPGPIO7
200 GPIO44 Input/Output Alternative function as UART2
201 ANTSW1 Output Antenna Switch 1
203 IDATA Input I-data input signal for RE reception
204 HSSLRXCLK Output High speed serial link receive clock
205 TDI Input JTAG interface signal
206 PCMCLK Input/Output PCM Clock, external PD in analogue baseband controller
207 TRST_N Input JTAG interface signal
208 TEMU0_N Input/Output JTAG interface signal
209 PCMDATB Input/Output PCM Data B, external PD in analogue baseband controller
210 VDDCTCM0 - Power supply
211 VDDCRAM1 - Power supply
213 GPIO00 Input/Output Alternative function as UARTRX0
214 GPIO04 Input/Output Alternative function as UARTRX1
215 GPIO34 Input/Output Alternative function as MCCLKRET
216 GPIO43 Input/Output Alternative function as TGBUZZ or SPIEN3 or IRSELECT
218* ANTSW2 Output Antenna Switch 2 (Not used)
219 DCLK Input Rx data clock
220 RTCDCON Output RTC power up enable
221 RTCBDIS_N Input Power on Reset to RTC
222 SYSCLK2 Output Digital logic level system clock 2 output
223 TMS Input JTAG interface signal
224 PCMSYN Input/Output PCM Synch, external PD in analogue baseband controller
228 GPIO02 Input/Output Alternative function as UARTCTS0 or USBRCV
229 VSS05 - Earth
230 VSS13 - Earth
231 SYSCLK1 Output Digital logic level system clock 1 output
232 TEMU1_N Input/Output JTAG interface signal
233 RTCK Output JTAG interface signal
234 VDDCGSM0 - Power supply
237 GPIO12 Input/Output Alternative function as SYSCLKREQ2
238 ISEVENT_N Input/Output Inter system event interface
239 PWRREQ0_N Output Power request output
240 TDO Output JTAG interface signal
243 GPIO03 Input/Output Alternative function as UARTRTS0 or USBVBUS
244* GPIO14 Input/Output General I/O pin 14 (Not used)
245 GPIO15 Input/Output Alternative function as EXTTRIG
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246 VSS06 - Earth
247 VSS07 - Earth
248 GPIO23 Input/Output Alternative function as UARTRTS3 or DSPGPIO3
249 GPIO31 Input/Output Alternative function as PWM0
250 VSS08 - Earth
251 GPIO46 Input/Output Alternative function as UART2 or IRSD
252 VSS09 - Earth
253 RFCLK Output Radio serial control clock interface
254 VDDA - Power supply
255 VSS11 - Earth
256 DACCLK Output Clock signal for D/A conversion
257* VPPSTD0 - Fuse programming (Not used)
258 HSSLTX Output High speed serial transmit clock
259 VSS12 - Earth
260 CLKREQ Input/Output Master clock request
261 TCK Input JTAG interface signal
262* SYSCLK0 Output Digital logic level system clock 0 output (Not used)
263 GPIO05 Input/Output Alternative function as UARTTX1
264* GPIO07 Input/Output Alternative function as UARTRTS1 (Not used)
265 GPIO13 Input/Output Alternative function as GPSSTART
266 GPIO21 Input/Output Alternative function as UARTTX3 or DSPGPIO1
267 GPIO20 Input/Output Alternative function as UARTRX3 or DSPGPIO0
268 GPIO22 Input/Output Alternative function as UARTCTS3 or DSPGPIO2
269 GPIO26 Input/Output Alternative function as UART2 or SPIRDY or DSPGPIO6
270 GPIO32 Input/Output Alternative function as PWM1
271 GPIO40 Input/Output Alternative function as JOGYA or SPIEN0
272 GPIO42 Input/Output Alternative function as JOGYS or SPIEN2 or UARTRTS0
273 GPIO47 Input/Output Alternative function as UART2/RCTX/RC
274 DIRMODCLK Input/Output Radio Tx interface clock
275 QDATA Input Q-data input signal for RE reception
276 VSS10 - Earth
277 RTCCLK Output RTC clock output
278 DACSTR Output Strobe signal for D/A conversion
279 RTCOUT Output Oscillator output
280* VPPSTDSENSE - Fuse programming (Not used)
281 ISSYNC_N - Inter system synchronization interface
282* PWRREQ1 Output Power request output (Not used)
283 RESOUT1_N Output 1.5 V reset output 1
284* GPIO10 Input/Output Alternative function as SYSCLKREQ0 (Not used)
285 GPIO11 Input/Output Alternative function as SYSCLKREQ1
286 GPIO17 Input/Output Alternative function as BUS_GNT
287* GPIO24 Input/Output Alternative function as UART2 or SPIDI or DSPGPIO4 (Not used)
288 GPIO30 Input/Output Alternative function as FM
289 GPIO33 Input/Output Alternative function as MMCPOW
290 GPIO36 Input/Output Alternative function as JOGXB or MMCDATDIR2
291* GPIO41 Input/Output Alternative function as JOGYB or SPIEN1 or UARTCTS0 (Not used)
292 GPIO45 Input/Output Alternative function as UART2 or IRTX or RCTX
293 DIRMOD0 Output Radio Tx output bus
297 RFDAT Output Radio serial control datainterface
298 VSSA - Power supply
299 RESPOW_N Input Power-on-reset
300 VDDRTC - Power supply
301 DACDAT Output Data signal for D/A conversion
302 HSSLRX Input High speed serial link data input
303 HSSLTXCLK Input High speed serial link data output
304 VDDEWL1 - Power supply
306 GPIO16 Input/Output Alternative function as BUS_REQ
309 GPIO25 Input/Output Alternative function as UART2 or SPIDO or DSPGPIO5
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311 GPIO35 Input/Output Alternative function as JOGXA or MMCDATDIR1
312* GPIO37 Input/Output Alternative function as JOGXS or MMCDATDIR3 (Not used)
316 BANDSEL Output Band select, alternative function is TXNO
317 RFSTR Output Radio serial control strobeinterface
319 MCLK Input Low swing analogue 13 MHz master clock from radio system
321 RTCIN Input Oscillator input
322 VDDEWL0 - Power supply
323 VDDCPLL - Power supply
324 ADCSTR Output Strobe signal for A/D conversion
325* VPPSTD1 - Fuse programming (Not used)
In this unit, the terminal with asterisk mark (*) is (open) terminal which is not connected to the outside.
XGAM
CTRL
DATA
13 ETM
I TCM D TCM CPU Sub-system
8 ETM9 AHB MCiDCT
JTAG SRAM SRAM
E2ICE medium Slave (video 12
64kB 16KB AHB HDRU CDI
Boot ROM Slave decoder)
camera IF
32kBytes
JTAG Debug ETM IF TCM IF (8K x 32bit)
GAMEACC CDICON
ARM926 (3D)
AHB System
ARM9EJ-S Slave BRAM MMIACC PDICON
208MHz 16kBytes (2D)
Inst Mem Data Mem
DMA Controller (4K x 32bit)
Ctrl Ctrl
8 Channels 16
15
Requests PDI
I Cache MMU D Cache GRAM display IF
32kB 16kB AHB 64kB
TLB Default Slave
Master
AHB GAMCON
Bus interface unit DMA AHB
Slave Bridge
Interface
AHB 208MHz ARB ARB ARB AHB
Slave 104MHz ARM CPU Mega Module AHB Master Slave
14 Instruction AHB Data AHB ARB

NEMIF
Interface Interface AHB1

ARB
CPUD_AHB
AHB0
CPUI_AHB
AHB2 DMA_AHB
AHB
Slave AHB3 XGAM_AHB
AHB4 DSP_AHB
58
EMIF
ARB
ARB ARB ARB ARB ARB
AHB
IOBridge APB Bridge AHB APB Bridge AHB APB Bridge AHB AHB
Slave OCP Bridge
(Slow) Slave (Data) Slave (TI) Slave Slave
3 UL 16 5 32 4 32
AHB RTC HSSL 11 2
UL KEYPAD
RXIF Slave 32 32
13MHz, 26MHz
USB
Peripheral Sub-system
16 32
Control CPU I/O interface
2 (digital) 5
I2CIF0 Integrity 32
13MHz or 52MHz
13MHz
2
INTCON
FCHDET 16 32
(Internal radio data RAM)
12kB single port SRAM
2
I2CIF1 Ciphering MMC 9
16 16
UL 4 SD
CRYPTO 16 1 32 UART0 8
TONGEN EDC SPI
IRAM
DL 32
16 16 4 16
13MHz
DL 4 4 2
EQU SIMIF MPPCM UART1 MSPRO
UL
32 32
16 40 16 4 8
UL GPIO DSPIF3
MEMSYS (DMA bus)
NODI UART3 UART6

DL
MUX
eight bit wide multiplexed bus,
32
DL TIMER0
IMD
32 GPIO multiplexing singlas
TIMER1
UL AHB
2 xCHD
DMA Channels
DL 32 Master
JOGDIAL 6
OCP2AH
UL B
GPRS 32
DL ETX OCP
CRYPTO MPORTIF
mux DSP periph.
mux
GPRS DL 8
16
CRC24 3 DGPIO
Peripheral Sub-system
UL 16 11
MPOR
XPORT DPORT IPORT 16
T DTIMER0
CHE DL SYSCON
UMA 2.4 (208 MHz) I-$ 16
5 RAM DTIMER1
DL 16 kB
DIRMOD DL 96kW
(1-ws)
DARAM
RAM 32kW
CLKCON Laijin (C55x) 6 blocks
16 sets (0-ws)
10 VBA 3.0 core of BRFS
SERCON 8 kB memory
16
BCM PDROM SARAM
4 TIMGEN 32kW 48kW
GSM Subsystem Video HW Acc. (1-ws) (0-ws)
2
DSP Sub System
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IC102 (LRS1414): FLASH MEMORY
Terminal name Description of terminal Input/Output
A0 - A12 Address input (Flash, LPSDRAM) Input
A13 - A23 Address input (Flash) Input
F1-CE, F2-CE Chip enable input (Flash) Input
SD-CE Chip enable input (LPSDRAM) Input
F-WE Write enable input (Flash) Input
SD-WE Write enable input (LPSDRAM) Input
F-OE Output enable input (Flash) Input
F-CLK Clock input (Flash) Input
SD-CLK Clock input (LPSDRAM) Input
F-ADV Address valid input (Flash) Input
F-WAIT Wait output (Flash) Output
F-RST Reset input (Flash) Input

When deleting/writing block: VIH
When reading: VIH
Reset: VIL
F-WP Write protect input (Flash) Input

When WP is set to VIL, it is prohibited to cancel lock bit of the block that has lock bit
down set. Deletion and programme operation are executable for the block that has neither
lock bit nor lock down bit set. Disable lock down bit by setting WP to VIH.
DQ0 - DQ15 Data input/output (Flash, LPSDRAM) Input/Output
SD-BA0, SD-BA1 Bank select input (LPSDRAM) Input
SD-CKE Clock enable input (LPSDRAM) Input
SD-RAS Low address strove input (LPSDRAM) Input
SD-CAS Column address strove input (LPSDRAM) Input
SD-LDQM DQ mask enable input : SD-DQ0 - 7 (LPSDRAM) Input
SD-UDQM DQ mask enable input : SD-DQ8 - 15 (LPSDRAM) Input
F-VPP Power voltage detect terminal (Flash) Input

When deleting/writing: VPP = VPPH1/2
Erase/write prohibited: VPP < VPPLK
F/SD-VCC Power (Flash, LPSDRAM) -
F/SD-VCCQ Power supply input/output (Flash, LPSDRAM) -
GND Earth -
NC Not used -
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IC201 VHIXC61GC33-1L (XC61GC3302HR): VOLTAGE DETECTOR
1 VSS – Earth
2 VOUT Output Output
3 VIN Input Supply voltage input
VIN 3
+
2 VOUT
-
VREF
1 VSS
IC202 VHI1161N13B-1L (1161N13B): 1.3V REGULATOR

1 VDD – Power supply
2 GND – Earth
3 CE Input Chip enable
4 ECO Input High speed/low consumption selector switch
ECO
4
VDD 1 5 VOUT
-
+
VREF
CURRENT LIMIT
CE 3 2 GND
IC203 (AB2012): ANALOGUE BASEBAND

1 SWBUCK Output Buck converter switch output
2 VDDBUCK - Buck converter switch supply
3 VBAT_C - Power supply input for vibrator and buck converter
4* SW BOOST (NC) - Switch node input (Not used)
5 BOOST ISENSE- Input Current sense resistor positive signal for boost voltage
6 LED1 Output Control signal for trickle charge and general purpose LED
7 ONSWC Input Activation switch; pull down
8 VBAT_F - Power input for internal regulator G/H
9 VDD_G - Power output for internal regulator G
10 DACCLK Input DAC input clock
11 VDD_B - Power supply output
12 VBAT_A - Power supply pin for 2.75 V regulators
13 VSSBUCK - Buck converter switch earth
14 VBUCK Input Buck voltage input
15* VIBR (NC) Output Vibrator driver switch (Not used)
16 BOOST Input Current sense resistor positive signal for boost voltage
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17 DACO1 (NC) Output 8-bit output
18 LED2 Input Withstands VBAT voltage
19 VDD_F - Power supply output, LDO_F
20 PWRRST Output Power on reset
21 SCL Input I2C clock
22 DACSTR Input DAC input strobe
23 BDATA Input/Output Bi-directional serial data or current output
24 VDD_A - Power supply output
25 IRQ Output Interrupt request output
26* SIMOFF (NC) Input Initiates SIM pins turn off sequence (Not used)
27 VDD_IO - Power supply for I/O pins
28 ONSWA Input Activation switch; pull up
29 ONSWB Input Activation switch; pull up
30 VSS_C - Power supply pin reference/earth
31 ADSTR Input ADC strobe
32 SDA Input/Output I2C bi-directional serial data
33 DACDAT Input DAC input serial data
34 SLEEP Input Sleep mode input
35 EXTLDO (NC) Output Controls external LDO
36 VDDBUF - Power supply pin PA buffer
37 CHREG Output Pass transistor control
38 CHSENSE- Input Current sensing input negative
39 CHSENSE+ Input Current sensing input positive
40 TEST - Used only in test mode
41 BOOST FB+ Input Boost LED current sense resistor +
42 VSSTH17 - Thermal earth pin
45 GPA13 Input ADC input
46 SUB - Die substrate
47 PAREG Output PA control signal
48 IOUT - Loop filter connection for current regulation
49 VBAT_D - Power supply pin for the charger and SIM
50 DCIO - External supply
Activates the circuit
51 VSS_D - Power supply pin reference/earth charger
52 V BOOST Input Boost voltage sense node
57 MOD1 Input MOD pin selects VDDLP/F and VBUCK voltage
58 VSSPA - Power supply pin reference/earth PA buffer
59 PASENSE- Input Current sensing input negative
60 PASENSE+ Input Current sensing input positive
61 SIMVCC - Power supply output
62 VBUS - Vbus DC supply from USB
63 MOD_USB Input Controls USB trickle charging
69 FF_IN - External filter capacitor
70 FGSENSE+ Input Fuel gauge current sensing input positive
71 FGSENSE- Input Fuel gauge current sensing input negative
72 SIMCLK Output Output serial clock
73 SIMRST Output Output serial reset
74 VSS_B - Power supply pin reference/earth SIM
75 DEC4 - Filter capacitor for analogue PLL
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81 EXPOUT - External filter capacitor
82 DACO2/4 (NC) Output 8-bit output
83 VDDPA - Power supply pin PA control and DACs
84 SDAT Input/Output Bi-directional serial data
85 SRST Input Input serial reset
86 SIMDAT Input/Output Bi-directional serial data
87 DEC3 - Filter capacitor for analogue PLL
92 DIG_VSS - Power supply pin reference/earth digital codec
93 VSS_A - Power supply pin reference/earth
94 DACO3 Output 11-bit output
95 IREF - Reference current setting resistor
96 PCMCLK Input PCM input clock
97 PCMI Input PCM input serial data
98 SCLK Input Input serial clock
99 AUXO2 Output Auxiliary output 2
103 DIG_VDD - Power supply pin digital codec
107 VREF - Reference voltage de-coupling capacitor
108 PCMSYN Input PCM input sync
109 PCMO Output PCM output serial data
110 CLK_REQ Input External clock present
111 VSSBEAR - Power supply pin for BEAR and RX
112 VSSCODEC - Power supply pin reference/earth CODEC
113 AUXI1N Input Auxiliary input 1 negative input
115 VSSADC - Power supply pin reference/earth analogue ADC
116 MCLK Input External clock input
120 LINEP Output Line output positive
121 VDDLP - Low power supply output
122* BEARN Output Earphone speaker negative (Not used)
123 AUXO1 Output Auxiliary output 1 (headphones)
124 DEC0 - CODEC Reference voltage de-coupling capacitor
125 AUXI2P Input Auxiliary input 2 positive input
127 MIC1N Input Microphone 1 negative input
128 CCO - Microphone supply
131 VDD_E - Power supply output
132 XTAL1 Input 32 kHz input
133 LINEN Output Line output negative
134 VDDBEAR - Power supply pin for BEAR and RX
135* BEARP Output Earphone speaker positive (Not used)
136 VDDCODEC - Power supply pin CODEC
139 MIC1P Input Microphone 1 positive input
140 VDDADC - Power supply pin analogue ADC
141 VDD_IO_18 - Power supply for I/O pins
142 VDD_D - Power output for internal regulator D
143 VBAT_B - Power supply pin for 2.75V regulators
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ONSWa IRQ
ONSWb
SYSTEM POR
ONSWc PWRRST
SIMOFF
SDAT
SIMDAT
SCLK
SIM SIMCLK
SRST
INTERFACE SIMRST
VREF SIMVCC
REFERENCE
IREF
MCLK VDD_A
1MHz OSC
32 kHz IN
& VDD_B
CLK_REQ SLEEP/CLK EXTLDO
SLEEP CONTROL
VDD_D
VDD_E
VSS_A VBAT_F
VSS_B LDO and VDD_F
VSS_C BUCK VDD_G
VSS_D VDDLP
SUB VBAT_C
VBAT_A VDDBUCK
VBAT_B SWBUCK
VBAT_D VSSBUCK
MOD1 VBUCK
SDA VBOOST
SCL I2C
SWBOOST
BOOST
White LED BOOST Isense+
BOOST Isense-
ADSTR driver
BOOSTFB+
GPA1 ANALOGUE TO
GPA2 DIGITAL
GPA3 CONVERTER
GPA4
GPA5
GPA6 GPADC BATTERY
GPA7 & BDATA
COM.
GPA12 AUTOADC2
GPA13
DCIO
LED LED1
CHREG CHARGER CONTROL LED2
CHSENSE+ CONTROL
CHSENSE-
VIBRATOR
VIBR
MOD_USB USB CONTROL
VBUS CHARGER
TEST
FGSENSE+ FUEL
FGSENSE- GAUGE VDD_IO
VDD_IO_18
DACDAT DACO1
DACSTR DIGITAL TO ANALOGUE CONVERTERS DACO3
DACCLK DACO2
VDDPA/DAC
VSSPA EXPOUT
FF_IN
VDDBUF PA CONTROL
PASENSE+
PASENSE-
PAREG
IOUT
LINEP
LINEN/MIDR
PCMI AUXO2
PCMSYN VDDBEAR
PCMCLK
PCMO BEARP
BEARN
DEC0 VSSBEAR
DEC3 AUXO1
PLL
DEC4 CCO
CODEC
VDDCODEC
VSSCODEC MIC1P
MIC1N
VDDADC
VSSADC AUXI1P
AUXI1N
DIG_VDD AUXI2P
DIG_VSS AUXI2N
AUXI3P
AUXI3N
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IC204 VHI1161N15B-1L (R1161N151B): REGULATOR
1 VDD Input Input
2 GND – Earth
IC262 VHISTF20322-1L (STF203-22): USB UPSTREAM PORT FILTER
IC281 VHIXC621332-1L (XC621332): POWER SUPPLY

2 VSS – Earth
3 CE Input ON/OFF control
4 VIN Input Power input
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4 VIN
CE 3 ON/OFF
Each circuit
Control
- Current
Limit
+ 1 VOUT
R1
R2
Voltage
2 VSS
Reference
IC291 VHITK11140C-1R (TK11140C): REGULATOR

1 VCONT Input Control
2 GND – Earth
3 NP – Capacitor (Vref)
5 VIN Input Input
VIN VOUT
5 4
Control Over Heat &

Circuit Over Current
Protection
320K
Bandgap
500K
Reference
1 2 3
VCONT GND NP
IC302 VHILVC1G07Z-1L (LVC1G07Z): LEVEL SHIFTER

1* NC - Not used
2 A Input Input
3 GND - Earth
4 Y Output Output
5 VCC - Power supply
Y 4 GND 3 GND
2 A
VCC 5 VCC NC 1 NC
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IC401/IC2002 VHI1162N28D-1L (1162N28D): 2.8V REGULATOR
2 GND – Earth
ECO
4
VDD 1 5 VOUT
-
+
VREF
CURRENT LIMIT
CE 3 2 GND

1 VDD Input Input
2 GND – Earth
4* NC – Not used

1 VDD Input Input
2 GND – Earth
4* NC – Not used
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IC501 VHI1162N29D-1L (1162N29D): 2.9V REGULATOR

2 GND – Earth
ECO
4
VDD 1 5 VOUT
-
+
VREF
CURRENT LIMIT
CE 3 2 GND
IC502 (LR38890): DISPLAY CONTROLLER

1* NC2 - Not used
2 USBRCV Input/Output USBRCV
3 DB0 Input/Output Host data bus
5 VDDIOA - I/O power supply (group A power supply)
6 VDDCORE - Core 1.8 V power supply
7 RD_B Input Host read strobe signal
8 GPIO5 Input/Output General purpose I/O
11 SDA Input/Output I2C data
12 NC0/LS18E Input/Output MMCCLKRET
13 DM Input/Output USB external differential input/output (differential N)
14 USBDM Input/Output Host USB data signal (N)
15 USBDP Input/Output Host USB data signal (P)
19 WR_B Input Host write strobe signal
20 RSP Input Register select signal
23 SCL Input I2C clock
24 RESET_B Input Reset input
25 DP Input/Output USB external differential input/output (differential P)
26 USBOE Input/Output USBOE; USB control signal
27 VSYNCOUT Input/Output Display control signal
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29 USBPU Input/Output USBPU; USB control signal
30 BEDAT0 Input/Output NTSC encoder data output
31 USBSUSP Input/Output USBUSP; USB control signal
35 CS_B Input Device select signal
36 LCDINT Output Interrupt output
38 GPCLK1 Input/Output External clock output
39 VDDIOE - USB power supply
42 USBPUEN Input/Output USBPUEN; USB control signal
43 GND - Earth
44 TEST Input Test signal
45 BUFOFF_B Input Buffer low voltage control signal
47 GPCLK0 Input/Output External clock output
48 CROCR Input/Output CR oscillation external resistance pin
52 GND - Earth
53 GND - Earth
54 STSEL Input Initial value select
55 XIN Input External input
56 VDDPLL - PLL 1.8 V power supply
57 VDDIOC - I/O power supply (group C power supply)
60 GND - Earth
61 GND - Earth
62 SE_DO Input/Output Four-wire serial I/F data output
63 SE_CK Input/Output Four-wire serial I/F clock
64 SE_DI Input/Output Four-wire serial I/F data input
65 VDDIOC - I/O power supply (group C power supply)
66 BEVSYNC Input/Output NTSC horizontal sync signal
67 BEDCLK Input/Output NTSC encoder clock
69 GND - Earth
70 GND - Earth
71 GDATA5 Input/Output SD card control signal
72 BDATA1 Input/Output Display panel output
74 SE_LD1 Input/Output Four-wire serial I/F load signal
75 NTCLK Input/Output External supply clock
76 BEHSYNC Input/Output NTSC vertical sync signal
77* TXCKN Output Display transfer clock (differential N) (Not used)
78* TXCKP Output Display transfer clock (differential P) (Not used)
79 RDATA5 Input/Output Display panel output
84 VDDIOB - I/O power supply (group B power supply)
85 RXGSR Output External resistance pin for current adjustment
86 RXDTN Input Camera YUV data (differential N)
89 RXDTP Input Camera YUV data (differential P)
90 RXCKN Input Camera transfer clock (differential N)
91 RXCKP Input Camera transfer clock (differential P)
92* TXDTN Output RGB data (differential N) (Not used)
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93 VSYNC Input/Output RGB vertical sync signal
94 HSYNC Input/Output RGB horizontal sync signal
96 RDATA1 Input/Output SD card control signal
97 GDATA4 Input/Output SD card control signal
98 GDATA2 Input/Output Display panel output
101* NC3 - Not used
102 VDDIOD - VD-Link buffer power supply
103 TXCSR Output External resistance pin for current adjustment
104* TXDTP Output RGB data (differential P) (Not used)
106 DCLK Input/Output SD card control signal
108 RDATA0 Input/Output SD card control signal
112* NC1 - Not used
112 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101
NC1 GDATA GDATA VDDIOB RDATA VDDCO DCLK VDDIOB TXDTP TXCSR VDDIOD NC3 M
1 3 0 RE
100 99 98 97 96 95 94 93 92 91 90 89
VDDCO GDATA GDATA GDATA RDATA RDATA HSYNC VSYNC TXDTN RXCKP RXCKN RXDTP L
RE 0 2 4 1 3
88 87 86 85
BDATA4 BDATA5 RXDTN RXGSR K
84 83 82 81 80 79 78 77 76 75
VDDIOB BDATA2 BDATA3 RDATA RDATA RDATA TXCKP TXCKN BEHSY NTCLK J
2 4 5 NC
74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66 65
SE_LD BDATA0 BDATA1 GDATA GNDIO GNDPL BEDAT7 BEDCL BEVSY VDDIOC H
1 5 B L K NC
64 63 62 61 60 59 58 57
SE_DI SE_CK SE_DO GNDIO GNDIO BEDAT5 BEDAT6 VDDIOC G
B C
56 55 54 53 52 51 50 49
VDDPLL XIN STSEL GNDIO GNDIO BEDAT4 BEDAT3 VDDCO F
A E RE
48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39
CROCR GPCLK GPIO1 BUFOF TEST GNDIO USBPU BEDAT2 BEDAT1 VDDIOE E
0 F_B A EN
38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29
GPCLK GPIO0 LCDINT CS_B DB7 DB6 DB3 USBSU BEDAT0 USBPU D
1 SP
28 27 26 25
C
VDDIOA VSYNC USBOE DP
OUT
24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13
RESET_ B
SCL GPIO2 GPIO3 RSP WR_B DB5 DB4 DB1 USBDP USBDM DM
B
12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
VDDCO VDDIOA USBRC A
NC0 SDA VDDIOA GPIO4 GPIO5 RD_B DB2 DB0 NC2
RE V
12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
TOP VIEW
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IC503 VHI1131N29D-1L (R1131N291D): REGULATOR
1 VDD Input Input
2 GND – Earth
4* NC – Not used
IC504 VHITC7WZ34K-1L (TC7WZ34FK): LEVEL SHIFTER
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IC582 (D751980CZPH): DIGITAL BASEBAND CONTROLLER
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IC601 VHIYMU762C+-1L (YMU762C): SOUND

1 CLKI Input Clock input terminal
2* LED (NC) Output External LED control terminal (Not used)
3 /IRQ Output Interrupt output terminal
4 /RST Input Hardware reset input terminal
5* NC – Not used
6 PLLC – Built-in PLL capacitor terminal
7 VDD – Power supply (Typ + 3.0 V)
8 VSS – Earth
9 VREF – Analogue reference voltage terminal
10 HPOUT-L/MONO Output Headphone output L-ch
11 HPOUT-R Output Headphone output R-ch
12 EQ1 – Equaliser terminal 1
15 SPVDD – Analogue power supply for speaker amplifier (Typ + 3.6 V)
16 SPVSS – Analogue earth for speaker amplifier
17 SPOUT1 Output Speaker terminal 1
18 SPOUT2 Output Speaker terminal 2
19 MTR Output External motor control terminal
20 D7 Input/Output CPU I/F data bus 7
28 /WR Input CPU I/F write enable
29 /CS Input CPU I/F chip select input
30 A0 Input CPU I/F address signal
31 /RD Input CPU I/F read enable
32 IOVDD – Power supply for terminal
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HPOUT-L/
HPOUT-R
IOVDD
MONO
PLLC
CLKI
VDD
VSS
32 7 8 6 1 11 10
/RST 4
PLL Timing Generator
HP HP
Vol R Vol L
FiFO Select Mono

64 byte FM +
Control register SRAM/ROM

Intermediate register
Wave Table R-ch
Interface register
R-ch
CPU interface
/CS 29 Synthesiser Vol

A0 30 16-bit EQ
DAC 12 EQ1
/WR 28 Vol
FiFO L-ch
/RD 31 Sequencer Vol L-ch
512 byte
20 ~ 27
D0~D7
PCM/ADPCM
Play back VREF 13 EQ2
Buffer + -
14 EQ3
SP
Vol
Soft IRQ
/IRQ 3
17 SPOUT1
LED 2 LED control
TIMER
MTR 19 Vibrator control 18 SPOUT2
VREF
NC 5
9 16 15
Analogue power supply
VREF
SPVSS
SPVDD
for speaker amplifier
IC602 VHI1323B30G-1R (1323B30G): REGULATOR

1 VOUT Output Voltage output
2 VSS – Earth
3 ON/OFF Input Power off
4 VIN Input Voltage input
VIN 4 1 VOUT
Overcurrent protection circuit
+
ON/OFF 3 ON/OFF circuit -
Reference voltage
circuit
VSS 2
IC1001 VHICXG1189A-1L (CXG1189AXR): SPDT SWITCH

Pin No. Terminal name Description of terminal
1 GND Earth
2 RF3 RF input/output 824-2170MHz
3 GND Earth
4 GND Earth
6 GND Earth
7 GND Earth
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9 GND Earth
10 CTLA Control A
11 GND Earth
12 CTLB Control B
IC1002 VHIT7SZU04F-1L (TC7SZU04AFE): CIRCUIT INVERTER GATE

1 NC Not used
2 IN A Input
3 GND Earth
4 VCC Power supply
5 OUT Y Output
IC1100 RH-IXA084AFPZL (RF2001): RF IC

1 TxHn Output Tx high band output (balanced)
2 TxHp Output Tx high band output (balanced)
3 GndBuf3 Output Earth for Tx output buffers
4 VccVco - Vcc for VCO part
5 VTunep Input VCO tuning voltage input
6 VTunen - Earth for varicap diodes
7 ChpOutn - Charge pump earth
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8 ChpOutp Output Charge pump output
9 Str Input Serial bus strobe input
10 Data Input Serial bus data input
11 Clk Input Serial bus clock input
12 TestOut Output Output for test signals, PS, ID, ADC
13 Mod0 Input Prescaler modulus control input
17 RefOn Input Hardware power on for Reference clock
18 Xon Input Crystal connection
19 Xop Input Crystal connection
20 VccPll Input Vcc for reference part
21 XoOut Output Crystal oscillator output
22 VccDig - Supply voltage to ADC digital part
23 QDat Output Q-channel base-band serial data output
24 DClk Output I and Q channel digital clock output
25 IDat Output I-channel baseband serial data output
26* BbTest Output Baseband analogue test output (Not used)
27 VccAdc - Supply voltage to ADC analogue part
28 DecAdc2 Input Test pin for ADC, default not connected
29 DecAdc1 Input Test pin for ADC, default GND connected
30 VccRf - Vcc for Rx RF part
31 GndRf1 - Earth for Rx RF part
32 Rx800n Input RF input (balanced)
33 Rx800p Input RF input (balanced)
44 VccBuf - Vcc for Tx output buffers and LO part
45 GndBuf1 - Earth for Tx output buffers
46 TxLp Output Tx low band output (balanced)
47 TxLn Output Tx low band output (balanced)
48 GndBuf2 - Earth for Tx output buffers
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DecAdc2
DecAdc1
VccAdc
VccDig
VccRf
Front end Base band BbTest
Rx1900p
A IDat
Rx1900n D
MUX
Rx1800p
A QDat
Rx1800n D
Analogue
Rx900p to
Rx900n digital CLK DClk
converters
Rx800p
RefOn
Rx800n
Clk
Logic Serial Data
bus
Str
Serial bus & Logic
RF oscillator VccVCO
MOD0 Frequency generator /
Modulator VTunep
MOD1 Dividers
Prescaler VTunen
MOD2
MOD3 Phase
detector
Crystal oscillator
XOp
XOn Charge
pump
VccPll
XoOut
TestOut
ChpOutp
ChpOutn
VccBuf
TxLp
TxLn
TxHp
TxHn
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IC1200 RH-IXA127AFPZL (SKY77506): GSM/GPRS FRONT-END MODULE
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IC1301 VHILVC1T45B-1R (SN74LVC1T45YZPRB): LVC SINGLE GATE
INPUT
OPERATION
DIR
L B data to A bus
H A data to B bus
H: High level (Bottom View)
L: Low level
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IC1400 (OM5954ET): RECEIVER IC FOR W-CDMA
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IC1550 VHI3981D28N-1R (LP3981ILD): 2.8 V REGULATOR

1 VOUT Output Output Voltage of the LDO
2 VIN Input Input Voltage of the LDO
3 VOUT-SENSE Output Output. Voltage Sense Pin
4 GND – Common Earth
5 BYPASS – Optional bypass capacitor for noise reduction
6 VEN Input Enable Input Logic, Enable High
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VIN 2 1 VOUT
VEN 6 Vreference Fast Turn

1.23 V On Circuit
3 VOUT-SENSE
BYPASS 5
R2
Over Current &
Thermal Protection
4 GND
IC1600 RH-IXA119AFZZL (ACPM7881): W-CDMA POWER AMP.
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IC1620 VHILM3205++-1L (LM3205): DC/DC CONVERTER
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IC1700 (OM5955ET): TRANSMITTER IC FOR W-CDMA
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IC1720 VHILM20SITN-1R (LM20SITLX) : TEMPERATURE SENSOR

1* NC - Not used
2 GND - Earth
3 VO Output Output
4 V+ - Power supply
V+ 4 3 VO
GND 2 1 NC
IC2001 (STCL2500A): BLUETOOTH

1 VSS_DIG - Digital earth
2 VSS_ANA - Analogue earth
3 VDD_HV - Power supply (Connect all to 2.75V)
4 VSS_RF - RF earth
5 RFP Input/Output Differential RF port
6 RFN Input/Output Differential RF port
7 VSS_RF - RF earth
8 ABUS_IN_QN Input/Output Test pin
9 ABUS_QP_IP Input/Output Test pin
10* ANA_1 - Analogue test pin (Not used)
11 JTAG_TDO Output JTAG data output
12 VDD_DIG - Core logic supply (Connect all to VDD_D)
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15 VDD_RF - Internal supply decoupling
17 ABUS_IP_QP Input/Output Test pin
18 ABUS_QN_IN Input/Output Test pin
21 JTAG_TDI Input JTAG data input
22 JTAG_NTRST Input JTAG reset active low
26 VDD_T - Test supply
31 JTAG_TMS Input JTAG mode signal
32 JTAG_TCK Input JTAG clock input
37 PCM_CLK Input/Output PCM clock signal
38 PCM_SYNC Input/Output PCM frame signal
42 VDD_DSM - Internal supply decoupling
43 PCM_B Input/Output PCM data
44 PCM_A Input/Output PCM data
45 VDD_IO_A - 1.65V to 2.85V I/Os supply (Connect all)
48 VDD_N - Internal supply decoupling
52 VDD_CLD - System clock supply 1.65V to 2.85V (Connect all to VDD_IO_A in case of a digital reference
clock input, to VSS_ANA in case of an analogue reference clock input)
54 VDD_CL - Internal supply decoupling
55 CONFIG_JS Input Configuration signal
56 CONFIG_CLK Input Configuration signal
57 CONFIG_R Input Configuration signal
63 VDD_CLD - System clock supply 1.65V to 2.85V (Connect all to VDD_IO_A in case of a digital reference
clock input, to VSS_ANA in case of an analogue reference clock input)
64 RF_CLK_IN Input Reference clock input
65 CONFIG_M Input Configuration signal
67 BT_WAKEUP Input Wake-up signal to Bluetooth(Active high)
68 CONFIG_RF Input Configuration signal
69 HOST_WAKEUP Input/Output Wake-up signal to host (Active high)
70 UART_CTS Input UART clear to send
71 UART_RXD Input UART receive data
72 GPIO_0 Input/Output General purpose IO
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76 VDD_D - Output regulator for core logic (Connect to VDD_DIG)
77 RESETN Input Global reset - active low
78 VDD_IO_B - 1.17V to 2.85V I/Os supply
79 LP_CLK Input Low power clock input
80 UART_RTS Output UART Request to send
81 UART_TXD Output UART transmit data
84* AF_PRG Input/Output Test pin (Not used)
VDD_IO
2.75V 1.2V 2.5V (1.8-2.75V)
Internal Supply Management
JTAG
ARM7TDMI
Demo- CPU Wrapper JTAG [4:0]
Receiver
dulator
LP_CLK
RAM
Control
Baseband Core EBC

HOST_WAKEUP
RFP RF PLL (FracN) &
Registers ROM
RFN BT_WAKEUP
Input / Output
Modu- UART RESETN
Transmitter lator
AMBA Timer
Peripheral UART [3:0]
Auto Calib. Bus Interrupt
PCM [3:0]
RF_CLK_IN Sq. PLL PCM
CONFIG [4:0]
WLAN
I2C GPIO [3:0]
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[2] Function table of Display Pin Terminal Input/ Description of terminal
No. name Output
Display (LCD100: RLCUBA038AFPZ)
55 CG2- Input (-5 V) - 0 V Rectangle wave of
Pin Terminal Input/ Description of terminal 19.7kHz
No. name Output 56 CG1- Input 5.1 V - 10.2 V Rectangle wave of
1 GND - Earth 19.7kHz
2 GND - Earth 57 CG2+ Input (-5 V) - 0 V Rectangle wave of
4 GND - Earth 58 CG1+ Input 5.1 V - 10.2 V Rectangle wave of
6 GND - Earth 59 GND - Earth
7 GND - Earth
8 GND - Earth
9 GND - Earth
10 YGVDD - Gate power supply 1
11 YGVSS Gate power supply 2
12 GND - Earth
13 GND - Earth
14 VDC - Drive power supply
15 VDC - Drive power supply
16 C1+ - Capacitor connection terminal for ris-
ing pressure
17 C1- - Capacitor connection terminal for ris-
DISPLAY
ing pressure
18 C2+ - Capacitor connection terminal for ris-
ing pressure
19 C2- - Capacitor connection terminal for ris-
ing pressure
20 VDC2 - 5.5 V DC
21 AVDD - 5 V DC
22 XVDD - Source power supply 1
23 VCOM - Common power supply (DC) 59
24 VCS - Cs power supply (DC)
25 VDDIO - Logic power supply
26 VDDIO - Logic power supply
27 GND - Earth To Input
28 HSYNC Input H-Sync signal Terminal
29 VSYNC Input V-Sync signal
30 DOTCLK Input Dot clock
31 R5 Input Data: Red, MSB 1
32 R4 Input Data: Red, fifth bit
33 R3 Input Data: Red, fourth bit
34 R2 Input Data: Red, third bit
35 R1 Input Data: Red, second bit
36 R0 Input Data: Red, LSB
37 G5 Input Data: Green, MSB
38 G4 Input Data: Green, fifth bit
39 G3 Input Data: Green, fourth bit
40 G2 Input Data: Green, third bit
41 G1 Input Data: Green, second bit
42 G0 Input Data: Green, LSB
43 B5 Input Data: Blue, MSB
44 B4 Input Data: Blue, fifth bit
45 B3 Input Data: Blue, fourth bit
46 B2 Input Data: Blue, third bit
47 B1 Input Data: Blue, second bit
48 B0 Input Data: Blue, LSB
49 /RESET Input LCD Reset
50 LCDCS Input Serial chip select
51 SCLK Input Serial clock
52 SI Input Serial input
53 DCCK Output 0 V - 5.2 V Rectangle wave of
19.7kHz
54 /DCCK Output 0 V - 5.2 V Rectangle wave of
19.7kHz (inversion signal of DCCK)
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[3] Function table of Camera
Camera (CA100:RUITKA126AFPZ)

1 AVDD - Analogue power
2 GND - Earth
3 GND - Earth
4 SDA Input/Output DSP serial data I/O
5 SDC Input DSP serial clock I/O
6 STDBY Input Stand-by control
H level: stand-by
L level: normal operation
7 RSTN Input Reset input
H level: normal operation
L level: reset operation
8 D0 Output UYVY signal data 0 output
12 RCLK Output Clock output synchronised with digital image output
13 VS Output Vertical blank pulse of digital image output
14 LP Input Low power control (H: Active)
15 HREF Output Horizontal blank pulse of digital image output
16 HVDD - I/O power supply
17 GND - Earth
22 CKI Input System clock input
23 DVDD - Digital power supply
24 DAS Input DSP serial DAS device address input
IPIN Mark
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PARTS GUIDE
No. S3605TQW50CES
REVISED (Ver. 3)
3G(UMTS)/GSM/GPRS PHONE
MODEL 550SH
INTERNAL MODEL NAME SELECTION CODE DESTINATION: COLOUR [PRODUCTION]
TQW50CES ES U.K.: Silver [Japan]
TQW50PES EPS U.K. (Prepaid): Silver [Japan]
TQX50CCS CS Switzerland: Silver [China]
TQX50CDB DB Greece: Black [China]
TQX50CDS DS Greece: Silver [China]
TQX50CFW FW France: White [China]
TQX50CRB RB Ireland: Black [China]
TQX50CSB SB Spain: Black [China]
TQX50CZS ZS New Zealand: Silver [China]
TQX50PPS PPS Portugal (Prepaid): Silver [China]
CONTENTS
[1] INTEGRATED CIRCUITS [8] ARRAY PARTS
[2] TRANSISTORS [9] CAPACITORS
[3] DIODES [10] RESISTORS
[4] FILTERS [11] OTHER CIRCUITRY PARTS
[5] COILS [12] EXPLODED PARTS
[6] VARIABLE RESISTORS [13] ACCESSORIES/PACKING PARTS
[7] VIBRATORS [14] P.W.B. ASSEMBLY
Parts marked with " " are important for maintaining the safety of the set. Be sure to replace these
parts with specified ones for maintaining the safety and performance of the set.
This document has been published to be used

for after sales service only.
The contents are subject to change without notice.
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN VER. 2 AND VER. 3
PARTS CODE PARTS CODE PRICE
No. DESCRIPTION
Ver. 2 Ver. 3 RANK
[12] EXPLODED PARTS
141 --------------- TSPC-A357EFZZ Label,Specifications[ZS] DH
904 --------------- DKENDW386CFSZ Board Unit[ZS] CR
904 --------------- DKENDW453CFSR Board Unit[RB] CR
[13] ACCESSORIES/PACKING PARTS
2 --------------- RADPTA021AF01 AC Charger[ZS] (XN-1QC42) **
17 --------------- TGANEA019AFZA Guarantee[RB] AG
17 --------------- TGANEA021AFZA Guarantee[ZS] AE
18 --------------- TINSEA116AFZZ User Guide[ZS] AY
28 --------------- TLABZA053AFZZ Label,ATIC ([ZS]Only) AB
29 --------------- TLABMA071AFZZ Label,Greece ([DB,DS]Only) AN
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NO. PARTS CODE PRICE NEW PART DESCRIPTION
RANK MARK RANK
[1] INTEGRATED CIRCUITS

! IC101 -------- - This Parts is Supplied with Cabinet Parts 904
IC102 -------- - N This Parts is Supplied with Cabinet Parts 904
IC201 VHIXC61GC33-1L AC Voltage Detector,XC61GC3302HR
IC202 VHI1161N13B-1L AE 1.3V Regulator,1161N13B
IC204 VHI1161N15B-1L AD N Regulator,R1161N151B
IC262 VHISTF20322-1L AD N USB Upstream Port Filter,STF203-22
IC281 VHIXC621332-1L AD W-CDMA Power Amp. ACPM7881
IC291 VHITK11140C-1R AD Regulator,TK11140C
IC302 VHILVC1G07Z-1L AC Level Shifter,LVC1G07Z
IC401 VHI1162N28D-1L AD 2.8V Regulator,1162N28D
IC502 -------- - This Parts is Supplied with Cabinet Parts 904
IC503 VHI1131N29D-1L AD N Regulator,R1131N291D
IC504 VHITC7WZ34K-1L AD N Level Shifter,TC7WZ34FK
! IC601 VHIYMU762C+-1L AX Sound,YMU762C
IC602 VHI1323B30G-1R AD Regulator,1323B30G
! IC1001 VHICXG1189A-1L AG N SPDT Switch,CXG1189AXR
IC1002 VHIT7SZU04F-1L AC Circuit Inverter Gate,TC7SZU04AFE
! IC1100 RH-IXA084AFPZL AV RF IC,RF2001
! IC1200 RH-IXA127AFPZL AU N GSM/GPRS Front-end Module,SKY77506
IC1301 VHILVC1T45B-1R AD LVC Single Gate,SN74LVC1T45YZPRB
IC1550 VHI3981D28N-1R AG 2.8V Regulator,LP3981ILD
! IC1600 RH-IXA119AFZZL AQ N W-CDMA Power Amp. ACPM7881
IC1620 VHILM3205++-1L AL N DC/DC Converter,LM3205
! IC1700 -------- - N This Parts is Supplied with Cabinet Parts 904
IC1720 VHILM20SITN-1R AD Temperature Sensor,LM20SITLX
! IC2001 -------- - N This Parts is Supplied with Cabinet Parts 904
[2] TRANSISTORS
Q101 VSEC4401C++-1L AB FET,EC4401 C
Q202 VSSCH1302++-1R AD FET,SCH1302
Q204 VSSCH2806++-1R AD FET+Zener Diode,SCH2806
Q205 VSECH8603++-1L AF FET,ECH8603
Q301 VSKTC814U++-1L AC Silicon,NPN,KTC814 U
Q302 VSKTA2014EG-1L AB N Silicon,KTA2014 EG
Q1480 VS2SC5384D1-1L AB Digital,NPN,2SC5384 D1
Q1640 VSRN4986FE+-1L AB N Digital,PNP/NPN,RN4986 FE
Q1750 VSEC3201C++-1L AC Silicon,NPN,EC3201 C
[3] DIODES
D101 VHDKDR730E+-1L AB Silicon,KDR730E
D202 VHDCUS02Z++-1L AC Silicon,CUS02Z
D291 VHDCUS02Z++-1L AC Silicon,CUS02Z
D1440 VHCPBY5802V-1L AC Variable Capacitance,BBY58-02V
LED3001 VHPPY1103CF-1L AB LED,Green,PY1103CF
[4] FILTERS
FL501 RFILNA004AFZZN AC Noise Filter
FL502 RFILNA004AFZZN AC Noise Filter
FL1010 RFILR0256AFZZL AE ESD Device
FL1150 RBLN-A003AFPZL AD Balun,1810.00 MHz
FL1160 RBLN-A006AFPZL AC N Balun,897.50MHz
FL1170 RFILRA047AFZZL AF Rx-SAW (DCS)
FL1180 RFILRA048AFZZL AF Rx-SAW (PCS)
FL1190 RFILRA046AFZZL AE Rx-SAW (GSM)
FL1450 RFILRA054AFZZL AF Rx-RF SAW
FL1460 RFILRA051AFZZL AH Rx-IF SAW
FL1650 RISOCA001AFZZR AH Isolator
FL1680 RFILRA052AFZZL AL Duplexer
FL1730 RFILRA053AFZZL AF Tx-RF SAW
FL2001 RFILRA050AFPZR AE Bluetooth Balun Filter
L401 RMPTDA001AFFMN AB Noise Filter
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[4] FILTERS
R521 RMPTDA001AFFMN AB Noise Filter
R522 RMPTDA001AFFMN AB Noise Filter
[5] COILS
C1170 VPBZNT56D0000- AB 5.6 nH
C1175 VPBZNT39S0000- AA 3.9 nH
C1190 VPBZNS12J0000- AB 12 nH
C1191 VPBZNS12J0000- AB 12 nH
C1425 VPMQNT82J0000L AA 8.2 nH
C1426 VPMQNT82J0000L AA 8.2 nH
C1906 VPMQNT22S0000L AA 2.2 nH
C2017 VPMQNS22J0000L AA 22 nH
L202 RCILZA038AFPZN AD 22 uH
L203 RCILZ0346AFZZN AC 22 uH
L204 VPBFMS47J1R0MT AC 47 nH
L302 VPCAMS33J0000- AA 33 nH
L303 VPCAMS33J0000- AA 33 nH
L601 VPBFMS33JR65MT AB 33 nH
L1012 VPBZNT12S0000- AA 1.2 nH
L1102 VPBNN101K0000T AB 100 uH
L1104 VPMFN5R6K0000- AB 5.6 uH
L1180 VPBZNS12J0000- AB 12 nH
L1401 VPMFN1R0K0000- AB 1 uH
L1402 VPCDMS47G0000- AC 47 nH
L1403 VPCDMS47G0000- AC 47 nH
L1404 VPMQNT47S0000L AA 4.7 nH
L1450 VPMQNT68J0000L AA 6.8 nH
L1460 VPCDMR10G0000- AC 100 nH
L1551 RCILZ0369AFZZN AB 68 nH
L1552 VPCHMS18H0000- AC 18 nH
L1553 VPCHMS18H0000- AC 18 nH
L1621 RCILCA034AFZZN AD N 3.3 uH
L1731 VPMQNS10J0000L AA 10 nH
L1735 VPMQNS18J0000L AB 18 nH
R1102 RCILZ0369AFZZN AB 68 nH
R1103 RCILZA005AFZZN AB Ferrite Beads
R1104 RCILZA005AFZZN AB Ferrite Beads
R1120 RCILZ1103YCZZ- AB Ferrite Beads
R1151 VPBZNT56C0000- AA 5.6 nH
R1166 VPBZNT47S0000- AA 4.7 nH
[6] VARIABLE RESISTORS
V303 VHV10270MBB-1N AB Varistor,Voltage27:V
V304 VHV10270MBB-1N AB Varistor,Voltage27:V
[7] VIBRATORS
X101 RCRSC0065AFZZL AF Crystal,32.768 kHz
X1440 RCRSC0062AFZZL AH Crystal,13 MHz
[8] ARRAY PARTS
FL401 RFILNA014AFZZN AE Filter,300MHz
R127 VRS-CG1JF561JT AA N Array,560 ohms
R316 VRS-CL1JF564JT AA Array,560 kohms
R510 VRS-CG1JF103JT AF Array,10 kohm
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[8] ARRAY PARTS

R511 VRS-CG1JF105JT AA Array,1 Mohm
R1107 VRS-CG1JF101JT AA Array,100 ohm
[9] CAPACITORS
C101 VCKYCZ1AB104KT AA 0.1 µ F,10V
C109 VCKYCZ0JB105KT AB 1 µ F,6.3V
C117 VCCCCZ1EH220JT AA 22 pF (CH),25V
C131 VCKYCZ1EB102KT AB 1000 pF,25V
C135 VCCCCZ1EH100DT AB 10 pF (CH),25V
C181 RC-KZ1308AFZZT AD 4.7 µ F,6.3V
C202 VCKYCZ1CB103KT AB 0.01 µ F,16V
C204 VCKYCZ1HB102KT AB 1000 pF,50V
C208 VCCCCZ1EH101JT AB 100 pF (CH),25V
C209 VCKYCY1AB105KT AB 1 µ F,10V
C220 VCKYCZ1EB471KT AA 470 pF,25V
C234 VCKYCZ1AB473KT AB 0.047 µ F,10V
C235 VCKYTV0JB106MT AF 10 µ F,6.3V
C241 VCKYTV0JB106MT AF 10 µ F,6.3V
C243 RC-KZ3052AFZZN AD 10 µ F,6.3V
C252 VCKYCY1EB105KT AB 1 µ F,25V
C303 VCSAPR0GJ476M- AD 47 µ F,4V
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[9] CAPACITORS
C304 VCSAPR0GJ476M- AD 47 µ F,4V
C504 VCKYCZ0JB474KT AB 0.47 µ F,6.3V
C520 RC-KZA001AFPZN AB N 2.2 µ F,16V
C521 VCKYCY1AB225KT AB 2.2 µ F,10V
C525 VCKYCY1AB225KT AB 2.2 µ F,10V
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[9] CAPACITORS
C1007 VCCCCZ1HKR75BT AA 0.75 pF (CH),50V
C1013 VCCCCZ1HKR75BT AA 0.75 pF (CH),50V
C1111 RC-KZ3008AFZZL AA 0.01 µ F,25V
C1112 RC-KZ3007AFZZL AA 1800 pF,50V
C1120 RC-KZ1315AFZZN AC 10 µ F,6.3V
C1155 VCCCCZ1HJ2R4BT AA 2.4 pF (CH),50V
C1427 VCCCCZ1EH5R0CT AA 5 pF (CH),25V
C1441 VCCCCZ1HH5R0BT AA 5 pF (CH),50V
C1444 VCCCCZ1EH1R2CT AA 1.2 pF (CH),25V
C1450 VCCCCZ1EH1R5CT AB 1.5 pF (CH),25V
C1451 VCCCCZ1EH1R5CT AB 1.5 pF (CH),25V
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[9] CAPACITORS
C1554 VCCCCZ1HJ2R2BT AA 2.2 pF (CH),50V
C1682 VCCCCZ1EH0R5BT AB 0.5 pF (CH),25V
C1706 VCKYCY1HB332KT AA 3300 pF,50V
C1731 VCCCCZ1EH2R0BT AA 2 pF (CH),25V
C1905 VCCCCZ1HK2R0BT AH 2 pF (CH),50V
C2016 VCCCCZ1HK1R2BT AA 1.2 pF (CH),50V
L1190 VCCCCZ1EH0R5CT AB 0.5 pF (CH),25V
R1155 VCCCCZ1HJ2R2BT AA 2.2 pF (CH),50V
R1165 VCCCCZ1EH7R0DT AA 7 pF (CH),25V
R1167 VCCCCZ1EH4R0CT AA 4 pF (CH),25V
[10] RESISTORS
L201 VRS-CY1JB000JT AA 0 ohm,Jumper,0.8x1.55mm,Green
L301 VRS-CZ1JB102JT AA 1 kohm,1/16W
L304 VRS-CZ1JB102JT AA 1 kohm,1/16W
L1011 VRS-CZ1JB000JT AB 0 ohm,Jumper,0.5x1.0mm
L1150 VRS-CZ1JB151JT AA 150 ohms,1/16W
L1160 VRS-CZ1JB151JT AA 150 ohms,1/16W
R101 VRS-CZ1JB000JT AB 0 ohm,Jumper,0.5x1.0mm
R110 VRS-CZ1JB104JT AA 100 kohm,1/16W
R111 VRS-CZ1JB105JT AB 1 Mohm,1/16W
R129 VRS-CZ1JB561JT AA 560 ohms,1/16W
R132 VRS-CZ1JB101JT AB 100 ohm,1/16W
R134 VRS-CZ1JB474JT AB 470 kohms,1/16W
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[10] RESISTORS
R148 VRS-CZ1JB332JT AA 3.3 kohms,1/16W
R201 VRS-CZ1JB224JT AA 220 kohms,1/16W
R202 VRS-CZ1JB275JT AA 2.7 Mohms,1/16W
R203 VRS-CZ1JB185JT AA 1.8 Mohms,1/16W
R204 VRS-CZ1JB123DT AA 12 kohms,1/16W
R205 VRS-CZ1JB153DT AA 15 kohms,1/16W
R213 VRS-CZ1JB562JT AB 5.6 kohms,1/16W
R215 RR-DZA002AFPZN AB N 0.1 ohm,1/5W
R216 RR-DZA003AFPZN AB N 0.024 ohms,1/4W
R223 VRS-CZ1JB1R0JT AA 1 ohm,1/16W
R224 VRS-CY2BBR22JT AA 0.22 ohms,1/8W
R235 VRS-CZ2AVR56JN AA 0.56 ohms,1/10W
R237 VRS-CZ1JB200FT AA 20 ohms,1/16W
R321 VRS-CZ1JB100JT AA 10 ohm,1/16W
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[10] RESISTORS
R1113 VRS-CZ1JB121JT AB 120 ohms,1/16W
[11] OTHER CIRCUITRY PARTS

CA100 RUITKA126AFPZ BD N Camera
CN101 QCNCWA032AF17L AF N Socket,17Pin
CN201 QCNTAA007AFPZN AF Contact,Battery
CN202 QSOCZA003AFPZL AH Connector,SIM Card
CN261 QSOCNA008AFPZL AG N External Connector
CN301 QCNCW954KAFZZL AF Handsfree/Microphone Connector
CN401 QCNCWA057AF25R AH Socket,25Pin
CN501 QSOCZA017AFPZL AG N micro SD(TM) Memory Card Connector
CN502 QCNCWA051AF59L AM Socket,59Pin
CN1900 QCNCWA070AFZZL AE Measurment Point,RF
CN3001 QCNCWA057AF17R AG Socket,17Pin
DN201 RC-DZA001AFPZR AF N Back-up Battery
FS201 QFS-LA010WJZZY AC Fuse,2A
FS202 QFS-L631EAFNZN AC Fuse,0.63A
LCD100 RLCUBA038AFPZ BG N Display
MIC100 RMICC0213AFPZ AL Microphone
MO100 RMOTVA015AFZZ AH Vibrator
SO401 QCNTAA034AFPZR AG N Socket,Camera
SP100 RSP-ZA041AFPZ AL N Earpiece
SW101 QSW-K0246AFZZL AE Switch,Key Type [Side Key]
SW102 QSW-K0246AFZZL AE Switch,Key Type [Side Key]
TA1900 QTANZA005AFZZL AC Contact,Spring B
TA1901 QTANZA005AFZZL AC Contact,Spring B
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[12] EXPLODED PARTS
602 107 102
141
106
130
144
903
116 902
134
104
601
143
133
135
108
112
105
115
128 137
127
136
123 140
120 131
125
145
124 110
111
126
101
139
601
113
109 132
118
103
904
117
138
121
129
901
114
142
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[12] EXPLODED PARTS

101 CUITKA127AFPZ AN N Backlight FPC (PWB-C)
102 GCOVAA374AFSA AF N Cover,RF Connector[CS,DB,DS,ES,EPS,PPS,RB,SB,ZS]
102 GCOVAA374AFSB AK N Cover,RF Connector[FW]
103 GCOVAA385AFSA AN N Frame,Side
104 GCOVHA111AFSA AF N Cover,Handsfree Connector (Except for [FW])
104 GCOVHA111AFSB AK N Cover,Handsfree Connector[FW]
105 GCOVHA112AFSA AF N Cover,External Connector (Except for [FW])
105 GCOVHA112AFSB AK N Cover,External Connector[FW]
106 GMADIA134AFSA AF N Panel,Camera
107 HBDGZA006AFSA AK Badge[DB,DS,ES,EPS,PPS,RB,SB,ZS]
107 HBDGZA016AFSA AN Badge[FW]
107 HBDGZA018AFSA AN Badge[CS]
108 JKNBZA136AFSA AE N Side Keys[CS,DB,DS,ES,EPS,PPS,RB,SB,ZS]
108 JKNBZA136AFSB AL N Side Keys[FW]
109 JKNBZA137AFSA AU N Button,10 key[CS,DS,ES,EPS,PPS,ZS]
109 JKNBZA137AFSB BF N Button,10 key[FW]
109 JKNBZA137AFSC BE N Button,10 key[DB,SB,RB]
110 LHLDZA288AF01 AN N Display Holder Assembly
111 LHLDZA289AFZZ AG N Holder, Main PWB
112 LHLDZA308AFZZ AE N Holder,Camera
113 MSPRCA004AFZZ AB N Spring
114 PCUSSA445AFZZ AL N Cushion,Display
115 PCUSSA446AFZZ AC N Cushion,Camera
116 PCUSSA463AFZZ AA N Cushion,Battery
117 PCUSSA489AFZZ AC N Cushion,Key Connector
118 PSHEZA680AFZZ AE N Insulator, Key PWB
120 PSHEZA683AFZZ AB N Sheet,Key Connector
121 PSHEZA710AFZZ AD N Mesh,Earpiece
! 123 PSLDMA216AFPZL AF N Case RF,Shield (Frame)
! 124 PSLDMA217AFPZ AE N Case RF,Shield (Cover)
! 125 PSLDMA226AFPZL AF N Case BB,Shield (Frame)
! 126 PSLDMA227AFPZ AD N Case BB,Shield (Cover)
! 127 PSLDZA006AFPZ AD N Shield Case, Camera
! 128 QANTWA045AFPZ AC N Aerial,Bluetooth
129 QPWBHA204AFPZ AE N Relay FPC(PWB-D)
! 130 QPWBHA217AFPZ AF N Built-in Aerial(PWB-E)
131 QTANZA005AFZZL AC Contact,Spring B(TA1900/TA1901)
132 RLCUBA038AFPZ BG N Display(LCD100)
133 RMICC0213AFPZ AL Microphone(MIC100)
134 RMOTVA015AFZZ AH Vibrator(MO100)
135 RSP-ZA041AFPZ AL N Earpiece(SP100)
136 RUITKA126AFPZ BD N Camera(CA100)
137 RUITKA128AFPZ AV N Sub Camera (PWB-F)
! 138 RUITKA155AFPZ AS N Key(PWB-B)
139 TLABZ2595AFZZ AA Sensor,Moisture (Large)
140 TLABZ2783AFZZ AA Moisture (Small)
141 TSPC-A341EFZZ DH N Label,Specifications[CS,DB,DS,ES,EPS,FW,PPS,RB,SB]
141 TSPC-A357EFZZ DH N Label,Specifications[ZS]
142 -------- - N Front Cabinet (Not Replacement Item)
143 -------- - N Back Cabinet (Not Replacement Item)
144 -------- - N Aerial Cover (Not Replacement Item)
! 145 -------- - N Main (Supplied with Cabinet Parts 904)(PWB-A)
601 LX-EZ0184AFZZ AB Screw,M1.7x6mm,Silver
602 LX-EZA030AFF7 AB N Screw,M1.7x3mm,White
901 DCABAW386CFSC BA N Front Cabinet Assembly[CS]
901 DCABAW386CFSE BA N Front Cabinet Assembly[DS,ES,EPS,PPS,ZS]
901 DCABAW386CFSF BA N Front Cabinet Assembly[FW]
901 DCABAW453CFSE BA N Front Cabinet Assembly[DB,RB,SB]
902 DCABBW386CFSE AT N Back Cabinet Assembly (Except for [FW])
902 DCABBW386CFSF AT N Back Cabinet Assembly[FW]
903 DCABCW386CFSC AT N Aerial Cover Assembly[CS]
903 DCABCW386CFSE AT N Aerial Cover Assembly[DB,DS,ES,EPS,PPS,RB,SB,ZS]
903 DCABCW386CFSF AT N Aerial Cover Assembly[FW]
904 DKENDW386CFS2 CR N Board Unit[EPS]
904 DKENDW386CFSC CR N Board Unit[CS]
904 DKENDW386CFSD CR N Board Unit[DS]
904 DKENDW386CFSE CR N Board Unit[ES]
904 DKENDW386CFSF CR N Board Unit[FW]
904 DKENDW386CFSP CR N Board Unit[PPS]
904 DKENDW386CFSZ CR N Board Unit[ZS]
904 DKENDW453CFSD CR N Board Unit[DB]
904 DKENDW453CFSR CR N Board Unit[RB]
904 DKENDW453CFSS CR N Board Unit[SB]
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13
15 17 18
17 21 14
18
1
3 11
24
14 3
11
24 21
23 1
13
9
9
8
7 8
12
2 27
7
4 16
2
5 29
23
10
25
25
28
6 6
19
25
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1 GFTABA078AFSA AG N Battery Cover[CS,DB,DS,ES,EPS,PPS,RB,SB,ZS]
1 GFTABA078AFSB AY N Battery Cover[FW]
! 2 RADPTA019AF01 ** AC Charger[ES,EPS,RB] (XN-1QC40)
! 2 RADPTA020AF01 ** AC Charger[CS,DB,DS,FW,PPS,SB] (XN-1QC41)
! 2 RADPTA021AF01 ** AC Charger[ZS] (XN-1QC42)
3 RPHOHA013AF01 AU N Stereo Handsfree Kit
4 RUITZA095AFZZ BD N micro SD(TM) Memory Card ([DS,DB,PPS,SB]Only)
5 SPAKAA102AFZZ AU N Packing Add. ([CS]Only)
6 SPAKCA209AFZZ AL Packing Case[CS]
6 SPAKCA479AFZZ AU N Packing Case[DB,DS,ES,PPS,RB,SB,ZS]
6 SPAKCA480AFZZ AU N Packing Case[FW]
6 SPAKCA510AFZZ AW N Packing Case[EPS]
7 SPAKP1252AFZZ AC Polyethylene Bag,AC Charger
8 SPAKP1284AFZZ AC Polyethylene Bag,Handset (Phone)
9 SPAKXA019AFZZ AD Spacer[CS]
9 SPAKXA260AFZZ AD N Spacer[DB,DS,ES,EPS,FW,PPS,RB,SB,ZS]
10 SPAKXA253AFZZ AE N Spacer A ([CS]Only)
11 SSAKA0233AFZZ AD Polyethylene Bag,CD-ROM
12 SSAKAA014AFZZ AE Case,micro SD(TM) Memory ([DB,DS,PPS,SB]Only)
13 SSAKH0329AFZZ AA Polyethylene Bag,Battery Cover
14 SSAKH0337AFZZ AB Polyethylene Bag,User Guide
15 TCADHA204AFZZ AS N Quick Start Guide [ES,EPS,RB,ZS]
15 TCADHA206AFZZ AS N Quick Start Guide [SB]
15 TCADHA211AFZZ AT N Quick Start Guide [PPS]
15 TCADHA212AFZZ AS N Quick Start Guide [DB,DS]
16 TCAUHA020AFZZ AP N Label,Stereo Handsfree Kit Caution ([FW]Only)
17 TGANEA016AFZA AB Guarantee[ES,EPS]
17 TGANEA019AFZA AG Guarantee[RB]
17 TGANEA021AFZA AE Guarantee[ZS]
17 TGANSA001AFZA AE Guarantee[SB]
17 TGANZA033AFZA AD Guarantee[DB,DS]
17 TGANZA035AFZA AE Guarantee[PPS]
17 TGANZA041AFZZ AD Guarantee[CS]
18 TINSEA111AFZZ AW N User Guide[ES,EPS,RB]
18 TINSEA116AFZZ AY N User Guide[ZS]
18 TINSEA120AFZZ AX N User Guide (English)[CS]
18 TINSFA052AFZZ AV N User Guide[FW]
18 TINSFA054AFZZ AX N User Guide (French)[CS]
18 TINSGA053AFZZ AX N User Guide (German)[CS]
18 TINSIA037AFZZ AX N User Guide (Italian)[CS]
18 TINSPA027AFZZ AW N User Guide[PPS]
18 TINSSA025AFZZ AV N User Guide[SB]
18 TINSZA053AFZZ AV N User Guide[DB,DS]
19 TLABZ2793AFZZ AA Sheet,Security ([DB,DS,ES,EPS]Only)
21 TLABZA075AF0T AC Label,Qualcomm
! 23 UBATIA033AF01 ** N Lithium Ion Battery (XN-1BT50)
24 UDSKAA061AF01 AF N CD-ROM
25 -------- - Label,Case
26 -------- - Collateral ([EPS]Only) (Not Replacement Item)
27 -------- - SIM Card ([EPS]Only) (Not Replacement Item)
28 TLABZA053AFZZ AB Label,ATIC ([ZS]Only)
29 TLABMA071AFZZ AN Label,Greece ([DB,DS]Only)
[14] P.W.B. ASSEMBLY
! PWB-A -------- - N Main(Supplied with Cabinet Parts 904)
! PWB-B RUITKA155AFPZ AS N Key
PWB-C CUITKA127AFPZ AN N Backlight FPC
PWB-D QPWBHA204AFPZ AE N Relay FPC
! PWB-E QPWBHA217AFPZ AF N Built-in Aerial
PWB-F RUITKA128AFPZ AV N Sub Camera
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• In the interests of user-safety the set • Caution

CHAPTER 4. DIAGRAMS CHAPTER 6. OTHERS

This document has been published to be used for

Repairs are completed.

Check IMEI NO./Operator code (Destination)/

Inspect each device using performance check

PRECAUTIONS FOR USING LEAD-FREE SOLDER

1 Employing lead-free solder

Indicates lead-free solder of tin, silver and copper.

2 Using lead-free solder

FOR A COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF THE OPERATION OF THIS UNIT, PLEASE

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Powered by Mascot Capsule R /Micro3D Edition™

This product is licensed under the MPEG-4 Visual Patent

MPEG Layer-3 audio coding technology licensed from

1. Earpiece 12.End/Power Key: Ends a call and turns power

Li-ion Spare Battery (XN-1BT30)

The above accessories may not be available in all regions.

1.1. System requirements

1.2.1 Installing SPST

• Click Next to proceed.

• Click Next to proceed.

• Click Next to proceed.

• Wait until the installation is completed.

1.2.2 Starting SPST

1.2.3 Uninstalling SPST

• Data cable (XN-1DC30)

• AC charger and fully charged battery

[Interrelationships between tools]

Data cable required

Set up user data backup mode

SHDiag Communication cable required

Set up user data backup SHDiag: DiagMode Quit(Protect&Format)

Initialise handsets (phones)

Reset handsets (phones) user

Data cable required

4.1. Copyright information

4.2. Password entry screen

Change Password: Function to change SPST password

Select a function and click Execute.

4.4.1 Change Password

4.4.2 Version Checker

3. Executing Version Checker

On this screen, only Obex Command Port is selectable.

6. Version Checker screen

1 [Port Config] Access to port settings.

4 [Select Profile] Click to select a profile.

1 [Port Name] Displays a (logical) port name.

2 [Connect] Executes a selected function for a selected port.

3 [Profile Name] Displays the name of the profile in execution.

4 [Stop] Aborts the process for a selected port.

5 [Status] Displays the status.

Unprocessable Processable In the process Successful complete Cancelled/aborted

6 [Information] Displays process information.

7 [Rate/Progress] Shows a progress bar and a percentage.

8 [IMEI] Displays handset (phone) IMEI.

9 [Firmware Version] Displays SHDownLoader information (version, etc.).

Sample Option screen

Click Yes to continue to use SHDownLoader.

(It may take up to a minute before the operation stops.)

(It may take up to a minute before the operation stops.)

(Initialize Boot starts) (Initialize Boot completed)