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Written by: Juan A. Ortiz Version: 1.0 Revised by: Luis A. Lázaro 10-05-05
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DEBUG GUIDE V3
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INDEX No power up …………………..……………. pag. 3, 4 y 5 No Tx.............................................................. pag. 6 No Rx ………………………………………. pag. 7 Procedure to replace Flash .………….….….. pag. 8, 9 y 10 Procedure to recover Flash ….………………. pag. 11
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Yes Yes No No Yes
Yes No No Yes No
Push the button for power up, is the consumption is about 50mA and connect
with PC?
The consumption is about 50mA and after
down to 0.5mA?
Go to “A”
pag. 4
Replace U900
Are there these voltages? VBoost=5.8v on C921 VBuck=1.9v on L920
RF 5v REG=5v on C933
Replace U800. If the problem persists then
replace U700.
The consumption is about 0.5mA always?
ENDReflash the PCB, switch on?
NO POWER UP
Connect the PCB to Radiocomm with USB’s cable: SKN6371A and supply it with external supply (4.2 v)
NOTE: Should connect a keyboard flex assy (P/N: 8489976N03) to PCB for power up by hand.
Follow procedure of pag. 7
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Replace Y805
Replace Y301 Measure on Y301, Is there 32.7KHz´s
signal?
Measure on Y805, Is there 26MHz´s
signal?
“A”
Replace PCB
NOTA If when I connect PCB to external power supply and are a high current (1.5 or 2 A) look
up component hoter than others, desolder that component and connect other again to external power supply and look up hot component again and repeat the procedure.
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No Yes
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No TX
Measure in J40´s output. Is there the TX signal with
2 dBm power and one current about 360 mA?
Measure in PA´s input (C80 y L80). Is there the Tx´s signal with -8dBm?
Replace U150 (Algae)
Replace U800(Neptune)
and U700 (Flash/Sram)
Is there in L181 TX_CP´s signal?
Replace U50 (PA)
Measure in (U50) PA´s output. Is there the Tx´s
signal with 12dBm?
Replace J40
Measure in J40´s input. Is there the TX signal with 5
dBm power and one current about 360 mA?
Use this procedure to set TX in any band (GSM, DCS, etc). Main difference between setting bands is:
- Set band with Radiocomm. - Set channels (accordingly to band selected) with Radiocomm.
Connect the PCB to Radiocomm with USB’s cable: SKN6371A and supply it with external supply (4.2 v), NOTE: Should connect a
keyboard flex assy (P/N: 8489976N03) to PCB for power up by hand. Put it to transmit with 10 of LEVEL PA and select
00- All zeroes, in window CARRIER, select the band and channel.
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Replace U150 (Algae)
Replace FL100
Is there the same signal in the
FL100´s output as the signal’s inject?
Replace U50
Is there the same signal in the FL100´s input as
the signal´s inject?
Use this procedure to set RX in any band (GSM, DCS, etc). Main difference between setting bands is:
- Set band with Radiocomm. - Set channels (accordingly to band selected) with Radiocomm.
Connect the PCB to Radiocomm with USB’s cable: SKN6371A and supply it with external supply (4.2 v) NOTE: Should connect a
keyboard flex assy (P/N: 8489976N03) to PCB for power up by hand. Inject a signal (-50 dBm GSM channel or -50 dBm DCS channel) to
external connector (J40).
NO RX
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Procedure flash’s
replacement
FOLLOW THIS PROCEDURE TO REPLACE THE FLASH
AND MICROPROCESOR
REQUIREMENTS: FOR THIS PROCEDURE WE USE, WINDOWS 2000, PST 6.8 or RSD AND Internal RADIOCOMM 7.1.1 or higher
ALWAYS 1. - Download this software with this cable P/N: SKN6371A
R374_G_0E.40.2AI_LP0003_DRM0001_GMMV3xx000AA014_image.shx. 2. - To restore the BD Address (Bluetooth Device Address), with Internal Radiocomm 7.1.1 or higher. - Put the PCB in suspend mode. - Click in “GSM 2” - In STELEM/RDELEM write that information: Bluetooth Address Element ID 00AB
Record # 0001 Record Offset 0000 Length 0006
Data xxxxxxxxxxx*Note
*Note: BD ADDR, can be found at approval label on the rear housing. BD ADDR is unique to each phone. -Click on STELEM
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3. - Then restore IMEI, with Radiocomm 7.1.1 or higher:
- Put the PCB in suspend mode. - Click in “GSM 2” - In STELEM/RDELEM write that information: Element ID 0004 Record # 0001 Record Offset 0000 Length 0009
Data xxxxxxxxxxx IMEI *Note
*Note: Example for writing an imei: Pcb´s Imei 3 5 0 9 0 7 2 0 8 0 6 3 0 5 9 For write in Data: 0 8 3 A 0 5 0 9 2 7 8 0 6 0 0 3 9 5 -Click on STELEM 4. - Then restore Subsidy Lock, with Internal Radiocomm 7.1.1 or higher:
- Put the PCB in suspend mode. - Click in “GSM 2” - In STELEM/RDELEM write that information:
Element ID 0348 Record # 0001 Record Offset 0000 Length 0004
Data xxxxxxxxxxx Subsidy Lock *Note
Element ID 0349 Record # 0001 Record Offset 0000 Length 0004
Data xxxxxxxxxxx Subsidy Lock *Note
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*Note: Example for writing a subsidy lock: Pcb´s subsidy lock 5 0 9 0 7 2 0 8 For write in Data: 0 5 0 9 2 7 8 0 -Click on STELEM 5. - Then restore all NVM elements, with Internal Radiocomm 7.1.1 or higher. 6. - Download this software with this cable P/N: SKN6371A R374_G_0E_40_3ER 7. - After downloading last software’s version, phasing the transceiver with GPGATE and Master Reset and Master Clear.
To read the NVM / Seem Elements from a golden unit: 1. - Connect the transceiver to Internal Radiocomm, INITIALIZE it and SUSPEND it. 2. - Select PHONE and NV/SEEM. 3. - In PRODUCT select the platform. 4. - Select READ. 5. - Save the NVM / elements with a product’s name
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Recover the reflash
.- This procedure must be used for no power up, power down in standby itself or “blocked”, failures.
REQUIREMENTS: FOR THIS PROCEDURE WE USE, WINDOWS 2000, PST 6.8 or RSD AND Internal RADIOCOMM 7.1.1 or higher
ALWAYS
1. - Download this software with this cable P/N: SKN6371A and push keys # and * and the power up. R374_G_0E_40_3ER 2. - Then restore all NVM elements, with the Radiocomm 7.1.1 or higher. 3. - After downloading last software’s version, phasing the transceiver with GPGATE and Master Reset and Master Clear.