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SPH-A940

CDMA TELEPHONE

CDMA TELEPHONE CONTENTS

1. General Introduction

2. Circuit Description

3. Installation

4. NAM Programming

5. Product Support Tools

6. Test Procedure

7. Flow Chart of Troubleshooting

8. Exploded Views and Parts List

9. Block Diagram

10. Electrical Parts List

11. PCB Diagrams

Samsung Electronics Co.,Ltd. November. 2005

Printed in Korea.

Code No.: GH68-08774A

BASIC.

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This Service Manual is a property of Samsung Electronics Co.,Ltd.Any unauthorized use of Manual can be punished under applicableInternational and/or domestic law.

SAMSUNG Proprietary-Contents may change without notice

1. General Introduction

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This Document can not be used without Samsung's authorization

1-1. General Instruction

The SPH-A940 enables mobile users to communicate 3G CDMA2000 1X service into a single handset.

For CDMA/PCS mode, The SPH-A940 supports Release A of the CDMA2000 1X standard.

The SPH-A940 is the first 2 mega pixel camera phone with 2x optical zoom and auto focus of Samsungfor North America that works on North American CDMA networks.

This stylish clamshell phone supports dual color displays, Bluetooth, MMS, voice dialing, airplane modeand EV-DO services.


General Introduction

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2. Circuit Description

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2-1. Logic Section2-1-1. Power Supply

Press "END" key to turn on the phone and then the VBATT and ON_SW signals will be connected. This

turns on the inner regulators(V_MSMCORE, V_MSMC, VPD, VPA) of U203(MAX1526).

The VBATT applied to ON_SW will change ON_SW_SENSE signal from HIGH to LOW.

MSM6500(U101) sends out PS_HOLD(logical HIGH) to keep the inner regulators on even after the "END"

key is released. V_RFRX can be turned on/off by the RX_CTRL signal. V_TCXO can be turned on/off

by the TCXO_CTRL signal. The other regulators(2.85VDD, V_SYNTH, V_RFTX, V_MOTOR, V_LED) will

be in the ON/OFF state by I2C-compatible 2 wire serial interface.

The regulated Voltage(U203, V_MSMCORE) are used in the core of MSM.

The regulated Voltage(U203, V_MSMC) are used in the digital part of MSM.

The regulated Voltage(U203, VPD) are used in the digital part MSM.

The regulated Voltage(U203, VPA) is used in the analog part of MSM.

The regulated Voltage(U203, V_RFTX) is used in the Tx RF part.

The regulated Voltage(U203, V_RFRX) is used in the Rx RF part.

The regulated Voltage(U203, V_TCXO) is used in the TCXO.

The regulated Voltage(U203, V_SYNTH) is used in the PLL part.

The regulated Voltage(U203, 2.85VDD) is used in the Camera Display part and the T-Flash.

The regulated Voltage(U203, V_MOTOR) is used in the MOTOR.

The regulated Voltage(U203, V_LED) is used in the KEYPAD LED.

2-1-2. Inner Charging Circuit PartThe most important function of the charger shall be done in the PMIC(Power Management Circuit U203).

When the phone with a battery is connected with a travel charging adapter, the inner charging circuit of

the PMIC(U203) will charge the battery by constant fast charge mode.

When battery reaches regulation voltage of 4.2V (default charging voltage for Li+mode), the charge

current drops quickly to 0mA

- Input voltage range : 4.25∼6.5V

- Charging Temperature : 0°C∼40°C

- Charging Method : Constant Voltage/Current -Charging Current : Normal 550mA

- Charging Time : Standard (1100mAh) 2.5 ~ 3 Hrs , Extended (1700mAh) 3.5 ~ 4 Hrs

- Charging Mode : ① Charging ② Completion


Circuit Description

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- Charging Battery Regulation Voltage

① Min 4.158V, Typical 4.2V, Max 4.242V(at TA : 0°C to +85°C)

② Min 4.137V, Typical 4.2V, Max 4.263V(at TA : -40°C to +85°C)

Universal Serial Bus Interface

SPH-A940 supports a Universal Serial Bus(USB) interface by the MSM6500, to provide an efficient

interconnection between the mobile phone and a Personal Computer(PC).

The MSM6500's USB interface is designed to comply with the Universal Serial Bus Specification,

Revision 2.0. An external USB transceiver(U203) is required to implement the USB interface.

2-1-3. Logic PartThe logic part consists of MSM, MEMORY, LCD, CAMERA, CCP, external MEMORY and other input and

output peripherals.

MOBILE SYSTEM MODEM(U101:MSM6500)

Industry standard ARM926EJ-S microprocessor is embedded. The MSM6500 chipset integrates

CDMA2000 1x and 1xEVDO service. The 1xEVDO solution can support High-speed peak data rates of

2.4Mbps on forward link and 153kbps on reverse link.

The MSM6500 device is offered in a 409 ball, 0.5mm pitch, CSP production package. Subsystems within

the MSM6500 device include a CDMA processor, a QDSP for voice compression, an ARM9TDMI

microprocessor. Also integrated in the MSM6500 device are analog functions such as an audio voice

codec, PLL, transmit DACS, ADCS, memories, USB controller, peripheral interfaces, and an enhanced

clock. It is one of the most important components of the CDMA cellular phone.

The interface circuitry consists of reset circuit, dual address/data bus and memory controls. The TCXO

clock of 19.2Mhz is used as the main clock of SPH-A940 model.

MCP : NAND FLASH and SDRAM (U102(KBE00F003M))

MCP is consist of two 512Mbit(64M*8) NAND FLASH and two 256Mbit(4M*16*4Banks) Mobile SDRAM.

NAND FLASH is used to store the Font data and program. EFS area is used to store ESN, NAM

information, telephone directory, SMS messages and other important information of the phone, and also

to store application programs and downloaded stuffs such as BREW applications and MP3. MCP is also

used to excute the DMSS(Dual Mode Subscriber system) software.

Using the down-loading program, the program can be changed even after the terminal is fully assembled.


Circuit Description

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Keypad

For key recognition, key matrix is operated by using SCAN(0:7) and KEYSENCE(0:3) of the input ports

of MSM. 23 backlight LEDs and back-light circuitry are included in the keypad for easy operation in the

dark.

LCD Module

LCD is composed of a Transmissive with Micro Reflective(TMR) type Main TFT-LCD Panel, Transflective

type Sub TFT-LCD Panel, a driver circuit and a back-light unit.

The resolution of a 2.0" Main LCD(TMR) contains 176 * 220 pixels, the resolution of a 1.17" Sub

LCD(Transflective) contains 96 * 96 pixels.

Clock

CPU clock : 19.2MHz. Clock signal from the TCXO

Sleep clock : 32.768KHz. Clock signal for sleep.

TCXO/N : 19.2/N MHz. This clock source is used by various blocks of the MSM6500 device, such

as the ARM9CORE, UARTs, general-purpose PDMs and TCXO is also used by the

MSM6500 device to produce CHIPX8.

USB clock : 48MHz. Clock signal for the USB interface

CAMERA

The camera module consists of 1/3 type 2 Mega (2140K) Pixels CCD sensor, Digital signal processor,

and MPU. The camera module provides Auto Focus, 2x Optical Zoom, Auto Exposure, and Auto White-

Balance functionality.

CCP (Camera Control Processor)

CCP can support sensors up to 2M pixels. CCP directly transmits and previews the RGB data to the

LCD graphic memory by processing the sensor output data according to the MSM's command and

provides hardware based real-time JPEG compression and decompression. CCP can save the raw RGB

data up to SVGA resolution into its image buffer and allows the host processor to download with

scalable sized compressed data. In addition, CCP can download the compressed image to either store

the original RGB data or transfer the image to the LCD.


Circuit Description

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Bluetooth module

Bluetooth module is a BluetoothTM 1.1 and 1.2 compliant, stand-alone baseband processor with an

integrated 2.4GHz transceiver. Bluetooth module supports any voice and/or data application that requires

the Bluetooth SIG standard Host Controller Interface (HCI) via UART and PCM audio interfaces.

Operation Clock: 19.2MHz

Low-Power Clock: 32.768KHz

2-1-4. RF Interface Part

CDMA Data Interface

- TX_Q_P, TX_Q_N, TX_I_P, TX_I_N (U400) : Tx analog signal used during CDMA

- RX_I_P, RX_Q_P, RX_I_N, RX_Q_N (U302) : RX analog signal used during CDMA

RF Interface

- TX : TX_AGC_ADJ(U101) is used to control the TX power,

PA_ON_PCS(U101) is used to control the PCS power amplifier and

PA_ON_CELL(U101) is used to control the CDMA power amplifier.

- RX : TRK_LO_ADJ(U101) is used to compensate the TCXO module.

2-1-5. Audio PartThe MSM6500 device integrates a stereo wideband voice/audio CODEC into the Mobile Station Modem.

The integrated CODEC contains all of the required conversion and amplification stages for the

audio front end.

The CODEC operates as a 13bit linear CODEC with the transmit(TX) and receive(RX) filters designed

to meet ITU-T G.712 requirements. The CODEC contains the software controlled amplifier for both the

receiving and transmitting sections. Also, the vocoding schemes used will be 13kbps QCELP and 8Kbps

EVRC. The QCELP vocoder is based in the MSM internally.

2-1-6. Tx Audio PathThe voice signal from the microphone is filtered and amplified by the internal OP-AMP and is converted

to PCM data by the internal CODEC in the MSM. And then these signals are applied to the the

MSM(U101)'s internal vocoder.


Circuit Description

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2-1-7. Rx Audio PathThe PCM data from the MSM(U101) is inputted to the internal CODEC and the data will be decoded by

the internal DAC. Audio levels are adjusted by the amplifier. And then audio is sent to the receiver.

2-1-8. Speaker PathWhen the MSM(U101) receives the data, its internal CMX generates bell and melody. The CMX bell and

melody generated in MSM6500 are sent to SAPA1D2.

The SAPA1D2 (stereo class - D audio power amplifier) is a high quality audio power conversion chip

generating 2.5W RMS output directly from the VBATT supply. It is a high efficiency audio amplifier for

mobile applications. The gain of amplifier in SPH-A940 set to 4(V/V) . The output generated in SAPA1D2

is intended to drive two speakers.

2-1-9. Key Tone GeneratorThe CODEC data out from the MSM6500 is converted to DTMF signal by TONE generator of internal

CODEC, which is then amplified by the internal audio amplifier to be sent to the receiver unit.

2-2. PCS Section

2-2-1. Receiver

LOW NOISE AMPLIFIER (U301)

The low noise amplifier(It is included in FC7510 : U301) amplifies a weak signal received from the base

station to obtain the optimum signal level.

RF BAND PASS FILTER (F302)

The RF BPF(F302) passes only a specific frequency(1960±30 MHz) from the signal received from the

mobile station. The bandwidth is 60 MHz.

VOLTAGE CONTROLLED OSCILLATOR(OSC301)

The VCO(OSC301) generates the signal having 1715 ~ 1788MHz frequency range.

The VCO's output frequency is changed by control voltage. The PLL in S1M8690X generates this control

signal and this signal is changed into DC control voltage by R-C Loop filter.


Circuit Description

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Frequency Synthesizer Circuit

The PLL(Phased Locked Loop) block consists of VC-TCXO(OSC302), PLL in S1M8690X and

VCO(OSC301). Input reference frequency is generated at VC-TCXO(OSC302) and the RF local signal is

generated at VCO. PLL compares the two signals and generates the desired signal with a

preprogrammed counter which controls voltage.

VOLTAGE CONTROLLED TEMPERATURE COMPENSATED CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR (OSC302)

The VC-TCXO (OSC302) is a reference source of the frequency synthesizer. It provides 19.2MHz

reference frequency to PLL-IC. It is a voltage controlled temperature compensated crystal

oscillator having 19.2MHz ±2.5ppm frequency stability over all useful temperature range.

A correct frequency tuning is made by the control voltage.

2-2-2. Transmitter

Intenna

Intenna sends signal to the base station and receives the signal from the base station.

It is a tri-band Intenna and covers PCS band, CDMA band and GPS band.

RF Switch

It(U405) is used to switch the PCS path, the CDMA path and the GPS path, The RF signal passes

through PCS & CDMA path when GPS_MODE is low.

GPS_MODE is a digital signal from MSM6500 GPIO.

Duplexer

Duplexer(F402) allows to transmit only the signals within acceptable Tx frequency range

(1880 ± 30 MHz) through the Intenna.

It provides the appropriate attenuation of transmitted signal at the receiver input and the appropriate

rejection of the transmit-generated noise in the Receiver band.

Power Amp

Power amplifier module(U404:ACPM-7833-DC1) amplifiers signal to be sent to the base station

through the antenna.


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Driver Amp

The driver amp(U400 ; included in S1M8690X) allows the signal to be inputted to the power amp(U404)

as a specified level.

Up-converter(Mixer)

The up-converter(U402 ; also included in S1M8690X) receives the local signal FTx * 0.7999

and signal controlled by TX AGC amp(in S1M8690X) to generate Tx RF signal 1880±30MHz

which signal comes out from the mixer output by adding FTx * 0.7999 local signal.

FTx means TX RF signal Frequency.

Automatic Gain Control Amp

The TX IF AGC amp (in S1M8690X) controls gain of AGC to deliver power level needed at

driver amp. Its control voltage varies from 0.2V to 2.5V.

2-3. CDMA Section

2-3-1. Receiver

Low Noise Amplifier(LNA)

The low noise amplifier(It is included FC7510 : U301) amplifies a weak signal received from

the base station to obtain the optimum signal level.

RF Band Pass Filter(Rx RF SAW Filter)

The RF BPF in F301 passes only a specific frequency(881.49±12.5 MHz) from the signal

received from the mobile station. The bandwidth is 25 MHz.

Voltage Controlled Oscillator

The VCO(OSC301) generates the signal having 1715 ~ 1788MHz frequency range.

The VCO's output frequency is changed by control voltage. The PLL in S1M8690X generates this control

signal and this signal is changed into DC control voltage by R-C Loop filter.


Circuit Description

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Frequency Synthesizer Circuit

The PLL(Phased Locked Loop) block consists of VC-TCXO(OSC302), PLL in S1M8690X and

VCO(OSC301). Input reference frequency is generated at VC-TCXO(OSC302) and the RF

local signal is generated at VCO. PLL compares the two signals and generates the desired

signal with a preprogrammed counter which controls voltage.

VC-TCXO

The VC-TCXO (OSC302) is a reference source of the frequency synthesizer. It provides 19.2MHz

reference frequency to PLL-IC. It is a voltage controlled temperature compensated crystal

oscillator having 19.2MHz ±2.5ppm frequency stability over all useful temperature range.

A correct frequency tuning is made by the control voltage.

2-3-2. Transmitter

Intenna

Intenna sends signal to the base station and receives the signal from the base station.


RF Switch

It(U405) is used to switch the PCS path, the CDMA path and the GPS path, The RF signal

passes through PCS & CDMA path when GPS_MODE is low.

GPS_MODE is a digital signal from MSM6500 GPIO.

Duplexer

Duplexer(F405) passes the RF signal of Rx frequency range(881.49 ±12.5 MHz) and Tx frequency range

(836.49 ±12.5 MHz). It provides appropriate attenuation of transmitted signal at the receiver input and

appropriate rejection of the transmit-generated noise in the Receiver band.

It also matches LNA input in receiving part and PAM(U403:ACPM-7813) output in transmitting part with

the Intenna.


Circuit Description

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Power Amp

Power amplifier module(U403:ACPM-7813-DC1) amplifiers signal to be sent to the base station

through the antenna.

RF Band Pass Filter(Tx RF SAW Filter)

The RF BPF(F404) passes only specific frequency(836.49 ±12.5MHz) to send it to power

amp(U403:ACPM-7813-DC1).

Driver Amp

The driver amp(U402 ; It is included in S1M8690X) allows the signal to be inputted to the

power amp(U403) as a specified level.

Up-Converter(Mixer)

The up-converter(U402 ; It is also included in S1M8690X) receives the local signal FTx * 1.6666

and the signal controlled by TX AGC amp(in S1M8690X) to generate Tx RF signal

836.49±12.5MHz signal comes out from the mixer output by adding FTx * 1.6666 local signal.

FTx means TX RF signal Frequency.

Automatic Gain Control Amp

The TX IF AGC amp in S1M8690X controls gain of AGC to deliver power level to be needed

at Driver amp. Its control voltage varies from 0.2V to 2.5V.


Circuit Description

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2-4. GPS Section

Intenna

Intenna receives a signal from GPS satellites.


RF Switch

It(U405:TQP4M3018) is used to switch the PCS path and CDMA path and the GPS

path. The RF signal passes through PCS path when PCS_MODE is high(2.6V). The RF signal

passes through CDMA path when CELL_MODE is high(2.6V). The RF signal passes through

GPS path when GPS_MODE is high(2.6V). PCS_MODE, CELL_MODE and GPS_MODE are

digital signals from MSM6500 GPIO.

Low Noise Amplifier(LNA)

The low noise amplifier(Q302:ATF55143) amplifies a weak signal received from the base station to

obtain the optimum signal level.

RF Band Pass Filter(Rx RF SAW Filter)

The RF BPF(F303:DG75BS1) passes only a specific frequency(1575.42±1MHz) from the signal received

from the satellite. The bandwidth is 2 MHz.


3. Installation

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3-1 Installing and Removing the Battery

To install, insert the battery into the opening onthe back of the phone making sure the plastic tabson the back are inserted into the matching slots inthe phone. Press down until the latchsnaps intoplace.

To remove, make sure the power is off. Push thebattery release latch up completely. Pull and lift thebattery away from the phone.

3-2 Using the Desktop Charger

1. Plug the AC cord from the charger into theelectrical outlet.

2. Insert the phone into the slot.

◇ A red light on the charger lets you know thebattery is charging.

◇ A green light lets you know that the battery isat least 90 percent charged.

◇ A orange light indicates that the battery isoperating at a temperature that is too high orlow, or that the charger is not plugged incorrectly. Please check the charger and thebattery.

Specifications using DTC (Desktop Charger)

Battery TypeStandard Battery(Li-ion, 1000mAh)

Extended Battery(Li-ion, 1700mAh)

Charging < 5 hours < 5 hoursSEC Code GH43-02160A GH43-02161A


Installation


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4. NAM Programming

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NAM features can be programmed as follows:

Notes:For example, press 'menu' and cursor to 'settings & tools' and '*' , then press ' 000000' (000000:SPC code), you can see'Service' Mode.

NAM SETTING FLOW:

LCD Display Key in Function

Service Mode

1. ESN***********(Decimal number)********(Hexa Number)

Enter (↓) -Electronic Serial Number of the phone isdisplayed

2. AKEYAKEY

numberEnter

AKEY Setup.- To input AKEY, enter AKEY #.- Stores it

3. Network Setting-1 Phone Number

Phone Number(MDN)0000006034

Enter (OK), andthen enter thenumber

The phone number screen enables you toedit the phone number

3. Network Setting-2 MCC

MCC310

Enter the numberThe MCC screen allows you to view and

modify the mobile country code.

3. Network Setting-3 NMSID

NMSID(NATIONALMOBILE STATION ID)

000000006034

Enter the number

3. Network Setting-4 True IMSI MCC

True IMSI MCC000

Enter the numberIMSI_S screen allows you to view and

modify the international mobile stationidentity

3. Network Setting-5 True IMSI NMSID

True IMSI NMSID000000006034

Enter the number


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3. Network Setting-6 PRL Enabled

PRL EnabledYesNo

The PRL screen shows if the preferredroaming list (PRL) is enabled.

3. Network Setting-7 Home SID/NID

Enter SID2004Enter NID65535

Enter the number

This screen allows you to view and modifythe various home system ID (SID) andnetwork ID(NID) settings.

3. Network Setting-8 CDMA Pri Chn A

CDMA Pri Chn A283

Enter the numberThe primary channel A screen allows you toview and modify primary channel A.

3. Network Setting-9 CDMA Sec Chn A

CDMA Sec Chn A691

Enter the numberThe secondary channel A screen allows youto view and modify secondary channel A.

3. Network Setting10 CDMA Pri Chn B

CDMA Pri Chn B384

Enter the numberThe primary channel B screen allows you toview and modify primary channel B

3. Network Setting-11 CDMA Sec ChnB

CDMA Sec Chn B777

Enter the numberThe secondary channel B screen allows youto view and modify secondary channel B.

3. Network Setting12 Home Sys Reg

Home Sys RegYesNo

Home SID Reg – home system ID

3. Network Setting-13 Forgn SID Reg

Forgn SID RegYesNo

Foreign SID Reg – foreign system ID


NAM Programming

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3. Network Setting-14 Forgn NID Reg

Forgn NID RegYesNo

Foreign NID Reg – foreign network ID

3. Network Setting-15 Access OverloadClass

Access Overload Class4

Enter the numberThe overload class screen allows you to viewand modify the overload class.

3. Network Setting-16 Origination Voice

Orgination Voice SOEVRC13k

4. SMS SettngsSMS UTC timeYesNo

Selecting the SMS settings option allows youto view and edit the short message services(SMS).

5. Slot Cycle IndexSlot Cycle Index1

Enter the numberThis option allows you to view and modifythe slot cycle index. To modify the index,select Edit

6. Service ProgrammingCode

Service ProgrammingCode

000000

Enter the number


NAM Programming

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5. Product Support Tools

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5-1. General

IMPORTANT INFORMATIONPurpose

The Product Support Tool (PST) offers you the ability to interface with the SAMSUNG mobile phoneusing a PC. With this tool you can program the phones network system requirements and functionality,data, and download software upgrades. This document supports SamsungPST(Samsung Product SupportTool).

EQUIPMENT REQUIREDMake sure you have the following equipment setup:1. Minimum PC configuration: 586 CPU, 64MB RAM, Windows2000/XP and abolve, 5MB of disk space

free for software upgrade.2. PST Software with appropriate cable (USB Cable for SAMSUNG mobile phone).3. USB Port.4. Power Supply (3.8 V) or Battery.

INSTALLATION1. Insert the SPH-A940 CDROM into your CD-Rom drive.2. Run the file explorer and run the Setup.exe file.3. After SamsungPST is installed on a computer, connect the phone, cable, and PC .


Product Support Tools

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5-2. PST (Product Support Tool)

5-2-1 Getting StartedMAIN MENU SCREEN1. Double Click on your "Samsung PST for Verizon (SE)"2. Select SPH-A940The Main Menu Screen shows the basic tasks that are available.CAUTION: DO NOT attempt to program phone with a low battery.

5-2-2 Operation ProcedureInformationClick "Read general Information" icon.

Software DownloadIf the phone works normally, you must proceed below procedures.Normal Download.1. Connect PC and SPH-A940 with usb cable2. Check com port of SAMSUNG CDMA Modem. To check on Com port, first you go to my

computer->property->Hardware->Device Manager ->Modem->Samsung USB Modem. Then go to propertyof Samsung USB Modem, and then click on Modem tab. You may see the port number, which isassigned for Samsung USB Modem.

3. Run Samsung PST.4. Change PST's comport setting ( Setup COM Setting ) same as com port of 'SAMSUNG cdma

modem'5. Select SPH-A940 and then click SW(Software Download) tab.6. Select 'Normal' in software download option.7. Click 'openfile' icon and select the bin file.8. Click 'Start Software Download' icon.10. When the downloading process is finished, the A970 power on automatically and the PST shows"Downloading completed!!".

If the phone doesn't works normally, you must proceed below procedures.Emergency Download.1. SPH-A940 enters the emergency mode(press simultaneously '9' and 'PWR')2. Connect PC and SPH-A940 with usb cable3. Check com port of SAMSUNG CDMA Modem. To check on Com port, first you go to my

computer->property->Hardware->Device Manager ->Modem->Samsung USB Modem. Then go to propertyof Samsung USB Modem, and then click on Modem tab. You may see the port number, which isassigned for Samsung USB Modem.



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4. Run Samsung PST.5. Change PST's comport setting ( Setup COM Setting ) same as com port of 'SAMSUNG cdma

modem'6. Select SPH-A940 and then click SW(Software Download) tab.7. Select 'Emergency" in software download option.8. Click 'openfile' icon and select the bin file.9. Click 'Start Software Download' icon.10. When the downloading process is finished, the A970 power on automatically and the PST shows"Downloading completed!!".

PRL Download1.Click "Open PRL1 file" icon and select the PRL file.2.Click "Start PRL Download" icon.3. When the downloading process is finished, the A970 will reboot automatically and the PST shows"Completed PRL Programming"

ERI Download1.Click "Open ERI1 file" icon and select the PRL file.2.Click "Start ERI Download" icon.3. When the downloading process is finished, the A970 will reboot automatically and the PST shows"Completed ERI Programming"

SettingRead Data from FileClick "Open mmc" icon to select the name of a file whose extension is "mmc". The values will be readfrom the named file, and will initialize the parameter values seen on the Settings screen

Read Data from PhoneClick Read from the Phone icon to upload the current programmable parameters of the phone. Thevalues are read from the phone, so the phone must have the power ON and be properly connectedto the PST.NOTE: To actually view the data you need to go to the Edit Items screens.

Edit ItemsClick this icon to edit Number Assignment Module (NAM) items or UI items.1. GeneralNAM : Slot Cycle Index, Service Code2. NAM1



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Save Data to FileClick this icon to save the current parameters to a file. Once you enter a filename, Click button towrite all current parameters to that file. This way the same information can be downloaded into multiplephones.

Write to PhoneClick this icon to write the selected parameter values to the phone. Writing the selected values to thephone may take up to a minute. If there are dependencies in a field you can make all the changes inthe proper fields and download the information all together.If you intend to use this write to Phone? feature, it is recommended that you do a "Read Data fromPhone" first, and then make the changes, so that nothing gets inadvertently overwritten.NOTE: DO NOT TOUCH THE PHONE WHILE WRITING IS IN PROGRESS.

TransferBackup Items1. Select Item to backup in 'Item option' list.2. Select 'backup' in 'Backup or Restore' list.3. Click "Start Backup of Restore" icon.


6. Test Procedure

6-1


6-1 List of Equipment● DC Power Supply

● Test Jig

● Test Cable

● CDMA Mobile Station Test Set HP8285A, HP8960, CMD-80, etc

● Spectrum Analyzer(include CDMA Test Mode) HP8596E,

6-2 Configuration of Test


Test Procedure

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6-3 TEST CABLE CONNECTIONS

6-3-1 TEST CABLE

6-3-2 TEST CABLE CONNECTIONS

1 MHC 172

2 RF CABLE (1.4dB Loss for CDMA, 2.1dB Loss for PCS, 1.8dB Loss for GPS)

3 BNC CONNECTOR (RF)

4 DATA CABLE

5 Plug Connect to SPH-A940

6 Dsub 25PIN CONNECTOR (DATA)


Test Procedure

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6-3-3 Dsub 25 PIN CONNECTOR PIN DESCRIPTION (TEST CABLE 1, BACK SIDE)

DATA DESCRIPTIONDsub CONN.PIN NO.

DATA DESCRIPTIONDsub CONN.PIN NO.

GND 13 GND 24,25 (SHORT)

VBATT 4 VBATT 5,6 (SHORT)

HP_PWR 7 DP_RX_DATA 21

RX_AUDIO 12 DP_TX_DATA 22

TX_AUDIO 10


Test Procedure

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6-3-4 CONVERSION TABLE OF FREQUENCY vs CHANNEL

- CDMA/PCS

T Y P E CHANNEL CONVERSION EQUATION REMARK

TXFREQUENCY

990 ≤N≤10231 ≤N≤779

F=0.03 × (N-1023) + 825.00F=0.03 × N + 825.00

N ; CH NUMBER

F ; FREQUENCY

(CDMA)RX

FREQUENCY990 ≤N≤1023

1 ≤N≤779F=0.03 × (N-1023) + 875.00F=0.03 × N + 875.00

TXFREQUENCY 0 ≤N≤ 1199 F=0.05 × N + 1850.00

N ; CH NUMBER

F ; FREQUENCY

(PCS)RX

FREQUENCY 0 ≤N≤ 1199 F=0.05 × N + 1930.00


Test Procedure

6-5


6-4 Test Procedure

6-4-1 CDMA/PCS mode

- Change the test modeA. To change the phone's state from Normal Mode to Test Mode, You should enter the following keys.

: Press [ 4 7 * 6 8 # 1 3 5 8 0 ]

B. The command "0 0 1" is Suspend.

C. The command "0 2 2" is mode and channel change.

"2 0 3 6 3"

Channel number

Mode:CDMA

"3 0 6 0 0"

Channel number

Mode:PCS

and press enter key from the soft key board to save mode/channel value..

D. The command "0 0 1" is Suspend.

E. To finish the Test Mode, You should enter the command "0 0 2".

6-4-2 Channel selection and Tx power output level control

CDMAA. Enter to Test Mode [ 4 7 * 6 8 # 1 3 5 8 0 ]

B. "0 0 1" : Suspend.

C. The command "0 2 2" is mode and channel change

"2 0 3 6 3"

Channel number

Mode:CDMA

Push the [OK] key to save.


Test Procedure

6-6


D. To finish the Test Mode, You should enter the command "0 0 2".

E. Enter to Test Mode [ 4 7 * 6 8 # 1 3 5 8 0 ]

F. "0 0 1" : Suspend.

G. "0 1 1" : Carrier_On.

H. "0 1 4" : CDATA.

I. "0 9 2" : PA_RANGE_1.

J. "0 1 9" : Adjust RF power level.

PCSA. Enter to Test Mode [ 4 7 * 6 8 # 1 3 5 8 0 ]

B. "0 0 1" : Suspend.

C. The command "022" is mode and channel change

"3 0 6 0 0"

Channel number

Mode:PCS

Push the [enter] key to save.

D. To finish the Test Mode, You should enter the command "0 0 2".

E. Enter to Test Mode [ 4 7 * 6 8 # 1 3 5 8 0 ]

F. "0 0 1" : Suspend.

G. "0 1 1" : Carrier_On.

H. "0 1 4" : CDATA.

I. "0 9 2" : PA_RANGE_1.

J. "0 1 9" : Adjust RF power level.


Test Procedure

6-7


- CDMA Test items

TEST ITEMS PROCEDURE

1. PREPARANCE Set test equipments up.

[ 4 7 * 6 8 # 1 3 5 8 0 ] : Enter the Test Mode"0 0 1" : SuspendConfirm that the phone is in the "CDMA Mode".(If not CDMA Mode, Use Test Command "022""2XXXX" and Pushthe " " Key to "OK", and enter "0 0 2" to restart)

If you select a wrong key, press " # ", then enter new command.To exit the Test Mode at any time, just press [0 0 2].

2. FREQUENCYACCURACY

"0 0 1" : Suspend."0 1 3 0 3 6 3 * " : Set channel to 363."0 1 1" : Carrier On."0 1 4" : Spread spectrum."0 1 9 X X X ' END[Push and Hold] ' " : Set AGC Code(XXX) level.Measure the TX frequency : 835.89MHz±300Hz.

3. OCCUPIED CDMABANDWIDTH

"0 0 1" : Suspend."0 1 3 0 3 6 3 * " : Set channel to 363."0 1 1" : Carrier On."0 1 4" : Spread spectrum."0 1 9 X X X ' END[Push and Hold] ' " : Enter AGC Code(XXX) to adjust

RF Output Power.Measure the bandwidth (spec: 1.23MHz).

4. LIMITATIONS ONEMISSIONS

"0 0 1" : Suspend."0 1 3 0 3 6 3 * " : Set channel to 363."0 1 1" : Carrier On."0 1 4" : Spread spectrum."0 9 2" : PA_RANGE_1."0 1 9 X X X ' END[Push and Hold] ' " : Enter AGC Code(XXX) to adjust

RF Output Power.Measure the spurious at FC±900kHz, FC±1.98MHz, 2FC, 3FC, 1/2FC.

spec: FC±900kHz below 42dBc/30kHzFC±1.98MHz below 54dBc/30kHzOutside Receive Band 43+10log (PY)PY: Mean Output Power in watts

5. GATED POWER &TIME

Set the service option 2.Set the data rate Eighth (1200bps).Registering: HHP → HP8924C.Call : HP8924C → HHP.Measure the Gated Power & Time.

spec : Gated Power - at least 20dBGated Time - Rising Time : below 6㎲

Falling Time : below 6㎲Burst Time : below 1.25㎳


Test Procedure

6-8


- PCS Test items

TEST ITEMS PROCEDURE

1. PREPARANCE Set test equipments up.

[ 4 7 * 6 8 # 1 3 5 8 0 ] : Enter the Test Mode"0 0 1" : SuspendConfirm that the phone is in the "PCS Mode".(If not PCS Mode, Use Test Command "022""3XXXX" and Pushthe [OK] Key, and enter "0 0 2" to restart)

If you select a wrong key, press " # ", then enter new command.To exit the Test Mode at any time, just press [0 0 2].

2. FREQUENCYACCURACY

"0 0 1" : Suspend."0 1 3 0 6 0 0 * " : Set channel to 600."0 1 1" : Carrier On."0 1 4" : Spread spectrum."0 1 9 X X X ' END[Push and Hold] ' " : Set AGC Code(XXX) level.Measure the TX frequency : 1880.00MHz±300Hz.

3. OCCUPIED CDMABANDWIDTH

"0 0 1" : Suspend."0 1 3 0 6 0 0 * " : Set channel to 600."0 1 1" : Carrier On."0 1 4" : Spread spectrum."0 1 9 X X X ' END[Push and Hold] ' " : Enter AGC Code(XXX) to adjust

RF Output Power.Measure the bandwidth (spec: 1.23MHz).

4. LIMITATIONS ONEMISSIONS

"0 0 1" : Suspend."0 1 3 0 6 0 0 * " : Set channel to 600."0 1 1" : Carrier On."0 1 4" : Spread spectrum."0 9 2" : PA_RANGE_1."0 1 9 X X X ' END[Push and Hold] ' " : Enter AGC Code(XXX) to adjust

RF Output Power.Measure the spurious at FC±1.25MHz

spec: FC±1.25MHz below 42dBc/30kHz

5. GATED POWER &TIME

Set the service option 2.Set the data rate Eighth (1200bps).Registering: HHP → HP8924C.Call : HP8924C → HHP.Measure the Gated Power & Time.

spec : Gated Power - at least 20dBGated Time - Rising Time : below 6㎲

Falling Time : below 6㎲Burst Time : below 1.247㎳


7. Flow Chart of TroubleShooting

7-1


7-1 Logic Section

7-1-1 Power On

Insert Power

power onproperly?

U203pin41=high?

C219 =2.7V?

C17219.2MHz?

END

Check Phone power on section

Check CON203 and it'sneighboring circuits

CheckC220,C222,C223,C224,C225,C226

and U203's neighboring circuits

Check OSC302,U107 and it'sneighboring circuits

YES

YES

YES

YES

NO

NO

NO

NO


Flow Chart of Troubleshooting

7-2


(1.375V)

(1.8V)

(2.6V)

(2.85V)

(2.7V)

(2.7V)

(2.85V)(3.1V)(3.3V)

(2.85V)

(2.85V)

C22

4C217R212

L201

C240

R206D201

C276

L202

R208

C202

C213

R211

C22

3

VPD

C215

C22

0

S3.6

C22

6

VBATT

R209

C277

R215

R210

DYIN34 DYOUT

2 GND 5VBUS

U2041 DXIN 6DXOUT

C22

7

C229

C21

9

C231

C203

C230 C232

C208

C212

C216

19

VTR

MV

US

B

18

38 _AC_OK

_HRESET42

_OE16

_ONO2

48_RESET

RCV

45REFBP

RX_EN 43

SUSPEND17

TCXO_EN 39

VICHG37

VL36

22 VMVP21

OUT6OUT7 3

5OUT8OUT9 6

PGND1 32

PGND2 28

PWR_HOLD41

46 PWR_ON

20

50NCNC 51

OUT1 10

OUT2 8

OUT3 13

7OUT4

1OUT5

47

26 HP_PWR

30

IN1

IN2

94

IN3

INV111

INV215

31LX1

LX2 29

COMP1

COMP214

24

D+D-

23

DATA25

FB1 33

FB2 27

44

GN

D

GND 49

U203

BA

TT

34

CH

G_I

N

35

40 CLK

12

D202

C201

C207

C214

C218

C22

8

R213C

225

VPD

C22

2

V_MOTOR

V_MSMCORE

V_MSMC

TCXO_CTRL

EAR_DET

VPA

V_RFTX

SEND_END

SCL_PM

DC_VOLT

V_LED

V_SYNTH

2.85VDD

USB_VPOUSB_VMO

USB_SUSPEND

RX_CTRL

USB_DATA

ON_SW

PS_HOLD

V_TCXO

V_RFRX

VPD

EAR_MIC

EAR_REF

SDA_PM

VICHG

HRESET

HP_PWR

V_BUS

RESETIN_N

ON_SW_SENSE

USB_OE_N

DC_SENS

VPULL

VPULL

D-

D+



7-3




7-4




7-5


7-1-2 LCD Working

Insert Power

Main LCD Back-light On?

LCD DisplayOK?

Check pulseof V503's pin6

Check HEA501,F500, F501

F502,F503,andit's Short=?

Yes

Yes

NoNo

YesNo

No

Yes

Check HEA501 and it'sneighboring circuits

Replace HEA501,F500, F501 F502,F503 and

it's neighboring circuits

Change LCD

Change LCD

END



7-6


(2.7V)

C512

C516

5O

UT4

OU

T36

OU

T27

OU

T18

F5039 GN

DG

ND

10

1IN

1

IN2

23IN

3

IN4

4

34IN

4O

UT4

5 6O

UT3

7O

UT2

8O

UT1

F501

GN

D

910 G

ND

1IN

1

2IN

2

IN3

U516

C513

C500

1234

56

78

* V504

VP

D

456

78

V500

*

123

C514

* V503

1234

56

78

C511

IN4

45

OU

T4

OU

T36

OU

T27

OU

T18

F500

9 GND

GN

D

10

1IN

1

IN2

23IN

3

G49

55

5050

66

778

89

9

G5152

4141

4242

4343

4444

4545

4646

4747

4848

49

3434

3535

3636

3737

3838

3939

44

4040

2727

2828

2929 3

3

3030

3131

3232

3333

2220

2021

2122

22

2323

2424

2525

2626

1213

1314

14

1515

1616

1717

1818

1919

HE

A501

11

1010

1111

12

S3.6

5678

*V

501

12

34

IN2

IN3

34IN

4O

UT4

5 6O

UT3

7O

UT2

8O

UT1

F502

GN

D

910 G

ND

IN1

12

C515

RE

SO

UT_N

HA

LL_SW

_LR

CV

-R

CV

+

D_L(5)

D_L(7)

D_L(6)

D_L(4)

D_L(2)

D_L(0)

D_L(12)

D_L(13)

D_L(14)

D_L(15)

D_L(10)

LED

_B

LCD

_WR

SC

AN

6

MA

IN_LC

D_C

S

SP

K_R

+S

PK

_R-

HA

LL_SW

_R

D_L(3)

D_L(1)

D_L(8)

D_L(11)

D_L(9)

LED

_RK

EY

SE

NS

E1

KE

YS

EN

SE

2M

AIN

_LCD

_BL

LED

_GS

CA

N5

LRS

D_L(8:15)

D_L(0:7)

SP

K_L-

SP

K_L+



7-7




7-8


7-1-3 Speaker, Receiver and Mic Checking

Check HEA501and Receiver

Check mic path fromCN201 to U101 and it's

neighboring circuits.

Check SPK1, SPK2 pin1,2 onLCD signal OK?

Replace receiver

Check KEY FPCB

Insert Power

Receiver isOK?

MIC is OK?

Check CN201pin20, 22signal on?

Check HEA501pin 5, 7

signal OK?

Check HEA501pin45,46(Spk_R),pin47,48(Spk_L)

signal OK?

NO

Check U205and Speaker

NO

NO

END

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

Speaker isOK?

YES

NO

NO

NO

Replace Speaker

YES

Check LCDFPCB

NO



7-9


(2.7V)

1 2 345

V205

C23

8

L203

C23

9

C23

7

C23

4

V207

1 2 345

V208

VBATT

C23

6

V_LED

33

44 5

566

7788

99

1818 19

19

22

2020 21

212222

232324

24

1010 11

1112

1213

131414 15

1516

16 1717

CN201

11

VPD

C23

5

C23

3

V206

1 2 345

HALL_FOLDER

KEYSENSE0KEYSENSE1KEYSENSE2KEYSENSE3

SCAN1

M_MIC

SCAN6SCAN5

SCAN2

SCAN4

SCAN0SCAN7

ON_SW

SCAN3

MIC-



7-10


C250

C246

C257

L204

L205

C260

C273

C27

1

C255

C249

C274

L208

C245

R233

S3.6

C247

C256

C26

8

R230

R238

C254C253

C252

C26

9

C248

VDD

4VOMR

5VSS

6VOPR

7VDD

8VSS

9VDD

VSS21

VDD

22VIML

23VREFL

24VIPL

GND25

26NC

NC27

3

EN_R

14VSS

15VDD

16VOML

17VSS

18VOPL

19VDD

2VSS

20

U205

1EN_L

10VIMR

11VREFR

12VIPR

13

C258

L207

C259

R240

C27

2

C244

SPK_L+

SPK_L-SPK_R-SPK_R+

HPH_RAUDIO_EN

HPH_L



7-11


(2.7V)

C512

C516

5O

UT4

OU

T36

OU

T27

OU

T18

F5039 GN

DG

ND

10

1IN

1

IN2

23IN

3

IN4

4

34IN

4O

UT4

5 6O

UT3

7O

UT2

8O

UT1

F501

GN

D

910 G

ND

1IN

1

2IN

2

IN3

U516

C513

C500

1234

56

78

* V504

VP

D

456

78

V500

*

123

C514

* V503

1234

56

78

C511

IN4

45

OU

T4

OU

T36

OU

T27

OU

T18

F500

9 GND

GN

D

10

1IN

1

IN2

23IN

3

G49

55

5050

66

778

89

9

G5152

4141

4242

4343

4444

4545

4646

4747

4848

49

3434

3535

3636

3737

3838

3939

44

4040

2727

2828

2929 3

3

3030

3131

3232

3333

2220

2021

2122

22

2323

2424

2525

2626

1213

1314

14

1515

1616

1717

1818

1919

HE

A501

11

1010

1111

12

S3.6

5678

*V

501

12

34

IN2

IN3

34IN

4O

UT4

5 6O

UT3

7O

UT2

8O

UT1

F502

GN

D

910 G

ND

IN1

12

C515

RE

SO

UT_N

HA

LL_SW

_LR

CV

-R

CV

+

D_L(5)

D_L(7)

D_L(6)

D_L(4)

D_L(2)

D_L(0)

D_L(12)

D_L(13)

D_L(14)

D_L(15)

D_L(10)

LED

_B

LCD

_WR

SC

AN

6

MA

IN_LC

D_C

S

SP

K_R

+S

PK

_R-

HA

LL_SW

_R

D_L(3)

D_L(1)

D_L(8)

D_L(11)

D_L(9)

LED

_RK

EY

SE

NS

E1

KE

YS

EN

SE

2M

AIN

_LCD

_BL

LED

_GS

CA

N5

LRS

D_L(8:15)

D_L(0:7)

SP

K_L-

SP

K_L+



7-12




7-13


7-2. RX

7-2-1 CDMA/PCS mode

STARTCDMA/PCS mode

SVC &ROAM OK?

Check CDMA/PCSRx Path

Call OK?DVGA valueCheck OK?

Tx PathCheck OK?

Adjust DVGA byprogram

S1M8690X(U400)Check Adjust TX by

program

FER OK?Check RFR6000(U302),

MSM6500(U101)

End

NO

NO

NONO

NO

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

1. visual check! (soldering)

2. S/W Mode Check : CDMA Mode Check

3. OSC302 Check : 19.2MHz

4. VCO(OSC301) voltage/frequence level check

Frequence : 1715MHz < f < 1788MHz

Supply Voltage: 2.75 ± 0.1V

Control Voltage: 0.4 ~ 2.3V

5. U301 LNA gain check

6. U403, U404 Check



7-14


7-2-2 GPS Mode

START GPS

GPS RFPath Check

OK?

U405 Logic Checkpin1 pin6 pin9

GPS L L H

F303 Check

GPS_NV_ITEMCheck OK?

Adjust by program

End

YES

NO

YES

NO

1. visual check! (soldering)

2. S/W Test Mode Check : GPS Mode

3. OSC302 Check : 19.2MHz



7-15


0 : G

PS

_EN

AB

LE1

: GP

S_D

ISA

BLE

2G 35G

1IN

4OUT

F303

G

C30

2

R30

8

C31

0

C362

L313

C358

C34

5

C355

C356

V_T

CX

O

L323

OU

T

3S

WV

C5

VC

C7

R344

OS

C30

1 G 8

G 64G 2G1

D2G 4

S1 13S2ATF-55143

Q302

C31

2

R343

R31

2C

338

C30

4

G5

IN1

3O

UT

OU

T4

1V

CO

N

F302

2 G

OS

C30

3

2GN

D

3 OU

TV

CC

4

C31

4

C32

5

R345

L304

C32

4L321

R31

0

C32

0

R30

3

R30

9

V_RFRX

R30

7

L308

C30

6

C33

6

C30

1

C31

3

C354

L309

R30

2

C31

5

C32

6

R30

5

C361

L322

2.7D

V_B

T

C30

8

R346

C30

9

C33

2

C31

7

R30

0

L314

C34

0

C30

7

C33

3

L303

L301

C30

5

R30

6

C33

4

C30

0

V_R

FRX

C34

4

C32

1

L311

C363

50V

C34

1

L324

V_R

FRX

L306

C32

3

VP

D

PLN

A_IN

4

GN

D5

FM_STEP6

SPI_CLK7

SPI_EN8

VDDM9

14G

ND

VDDA15

RBIAS16

GND17

NC18

NC19

CLN

A_IN

BIAS

2

PLN

A_IN

BIAS

3

U30

1FC

7510

CLN

A_IN

1

SPI_DT10

PLN

A_O

UT

11G

ND

12C

LNA_

OU

T13

5

IN1

3O

UT

OU

T4

VP

D

F3012 G

G

C32

2

Q30

11

32

C31

6

L310

V_T

CX

O

L305

C31

1

L302

28VD

DA1

14

VDDA121718VDDA13

VDD

A14

29

VDDA2114

39 VDDA22

27VD

DA3

20VDDA4

23VD

DM

46 8PC

S_IN

M

6PC

S_IN

P

30R

X_IM

RX_

IP31

33 RX_QM

34 RX_QP

38 R_BIAS

25SB

CK

26SB

DT

24SB

ST

TCXO

32 GND9

GPS

_IN

M10

12GPS_INP

GVC

O_T

UN

E21

15LO_INM

LO_INP16

LO_OUT19

36 NC1

NC237

45 NC3NC4

GND11

42 GND12

43 GND13GND144

4

GN

D2

3 5G

ND

3

GN

D4

7

GN

D5

9 11G

ND

6GND713

22G

ND

8

RFR

6000

U30

2

40 CELL_INM

CEL

L_IN

P2

GN

D1

1

35 GND10

41

C31

8

L312

R30

4

L300

C30

3

L307

R30

1

C31

9

C32

7

GPS_RX

GPS_MODE

SBI_CK

SBI_DT

SBI_ST

BT_

CLK

_EN

TCX

O_B

T

EX

T_V

CO

_EN

CP

_RX

RX

_Q_N

RX

_Q_P

RX

_I_P

RX

_I_N

UH

F_LO

_BU

FF

SB

I_S

T

SB

I_C

K

SB

I_D

T

CE

LL_R

X

PC

S_R

X

TCX

O



7-16




7-17


7-3 Tx

7-3-1 CDMA/PCS mode

CheckS1M8690X(U400)

pin30(R403)OK?

CheckS1M8690X(U400)P_OUTB(C414)C_OUT(C430)RF OUT Level

OK?

YES

NO

CheckPLLOK?

CheckPCS:PA(U404)

CDMA:PA(U403)Output Level

CDMA/PCS AbnormalTransmitter section

NONO

NO

NO

End

YES

NO

YES



7-18


(2.85V)

C436

C413

C405

AN

T402

R409

C402

R402

C447

L400

C429

C438

V_R

FTX

VD

D2

6

13

GND

14

GND

15

GND

RFIN

4

RFO

UT

8

1V

BIA

S

VC

NTL

25V

DD

1

3G

ND

GND

16

7G

ND

9G

ND

GN

D10

11

GNDGND

12

VP

D

V_S

YN

TH

U403

C411

C435

L404

L401

C423

C446

L403

C418

L402

C448

C408

U401

KM

S-512

2 A

C3

G1

G4

C449

AN

T401

C450

C434

R404

C416

C440

C407

C441

C421

R405

VDDA39

40

VDDA40

7V

DD

A7

1V

DD

MC

424

17

VDDA17

22V

DD

A22

24V

DD

A24

26V

DD

A26

28V

DD

A28

31V

DD

A31

32VDDA32

39

4S

BD

T

5S

BS

T

8TC

XO

10TX

_CP

30V

CN

TL

12 VDDA12

13 VDDA13

14 VDDA14

16 VDDA16

20

21N

C

2P

A_O

N

25P

_OU

TA

P_O

UTB

27

19 RX_CP

15 RX_LO

3S

BC

K

I_IN

35I_IP

34I_QN

33

I_QP

6LO

CK

9N

C

11N

C

18 NC

NC

38BIAS

23C

_OU

T

41

GND

42

GNDGND 43

29G

ND

37IREF

36

U400

C412

C419

C400

C401

C404

TX1

C415

F402

AN

T3 4G

ND

2R

X

C422

R406

C451

C417

2G

ND

1G

ND

24

1IN

3O

UT

C437

F404

R408

R410

V_S

YN

TH

C414

C442

C420

C426

C410

G4G5

67 G6 G7

9 G81012

G9

RX

5TX

11

F4058AN

T

G11

G10

132

G2G3

34C

432C

433

C430

R400

R411

R401

9V

1

V2

6

V3

1

7

10

NC

12

NC

NC

1415

NC

RF1

8

RF2

5

RF3

2U

405 ANT 1113

GND

3N

C

NC

4

NC

C403

C406

C425

C444

10V

DD

2

R407

12

GNDGND

1314

GNDGND

15

2R

FIN

8R

FOU

T

VB

IAS

5 4V

CN

TL

VD

D1

1

GN

D3

16

GND

6G

ND

GN

D7

GN

D9

GND

11

C409

U404

C439

C445

C428

R403

4G

ND

2

IN13

OU

T

C431

C443

F401

GN

D1

2

C427

AN

T

CE

LL_RX

PC

S_R

X

GP

S_M

OD

E

CP

_RX

GP

S_R

X

PC

S_M

OD

E

CD

MA

_MO

DE

UHF_LO_BUFF

TX_Q

_P

TX_Q

_N

TX_I_P

TX_I_N

DA

C_R

EF

AU

X_S

BI_S

T

AU

X_S

BI_D

T

AU

X_S

BI_C

K

TX_O

NTX

_AG

C_A

DJ

TCX

O

PA

M_V

DD

PA

_ON

_CE

LL

PA

_ON

_PC

S



7-19




7-20




7-21


7-4 Camera checking

Insert Power

YES

Check HEA502,HIOVDD(R522),15V(C562) and-8V(C563) OK?

CameraPreview is

OK?

Check U500,U501, and U502

NO

NO

NO

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

END

NO

NO

CheckM_DRV(C564),HIOVDD(R522),

CameraFlash is OK?

Auto Focus& Optical

Zoom is OK?

Replace Camera module

Replace Camera module

Check U504and U502

YES

NO

Replace Flash FPCB

Check U211

CheckV_FLASH_5V

(C210)



7-22


CAMERA & FLASH

(3.1V)(3.1V)

(3.1V)

(3.1V)

(3.1V)

C55

9

C54

9

99

11NC NC

12

C56

3

10 10

2233 4 455 6 677 8 8

HEA503AXK8L10125SJ

11

C524

VC04

0205

X15

0RV5

07

C540

C534C

560

C504

C56

2

C501

S3.6

R510

10V10UFC528

C533

33PF50V

CUS02D503

C531

1

3 VOUT

HIOVDD

C56

1

U511

CE 6

2 GND 5GND

NC 4

VDD

R543R544

R542

R541

R540

R508

50V

C53

056

PF

R503

HIOVDD

C523

C54

7

M_DRV

C519

L509

C56

4

R504

R502

L505

ACZ1005M-152-T

HIOVDD

C508

U502

BP 43 EN

GND2

VIN1

VOUT 5

R521

C541

D504CUS02

C522

C518

C520

C502

R511

V505

VC

0402

05X1

50R

C55

6

R522

HIOVDD

VIO

C55

4

CE 6

2 GND 5GND

NC 4

VDD1

3 VOUT

U512

C55

3

S3.6

C54

8

C505

C54

5

C55

7

EN3

GND2 GND 5

6NC

VIN 4

1 VOUT

U501

3132N

C30 30

44556 6

778899

NC

23232424252526 26

27 2728282929

33

161617 1718 18

1919

2 2

202021 2122 22

11

10 1011111212

13 1314 141515

HEA502

C54

6

C529

U515

S3.6

S3.6

C517

RB520S-30D502

HIOVDD

L510

C507

C535

3

2GND

VIN1

VOUT 5

S3.6

U504

BP 4EN

V508

VC04

0205

X15

0R

C55

8

56PFC532

C506

50V

C55

2

VNEG

23

VPO

S

VREF17

C55

5

NC

OUTN14

13 OUTN

PGND2

PGND3

PSN

11PS

P9

4VIN

15

GN

D

INN5

INN6

INP1

INP

24

12

NC

20

NC

NC

26 2719

7

BSW

18 CN

CP

21

10

ENN

ENP

8

16 FBN

22

FBP

25

U500AG

ND

C525

MV_CAM_SDA

M_CAM_SDA

M_CAM_SCL

HREF

VSYNCPCLK

CAM_HSYNC

C55

1

V_FLASH_5VFLASH-

V_MOTOR

3.0AV

1.8V_ON

3.0AV_ON

CAM_DINT2

D_CAM(0)D_CAM(2)D_CAM(4)D_CAM(6)

D_CAM(3)D_CAM(5)D_CAM(7)

PS-8V_ON

15V_ON

1.8V

CAM_PCLK

D_CAM(1)

CAM_VSYNC

MV_CAM_SCL

CAM_RESETB

CAM_MCLK

CAM_MOT_ON

M_DRV

VIO

CAM_VIO_EN



7-23


L200

S3.6

C275

R202

C211

R204R205

C209C200

C210

ISET2

6

9VIN

10C2M

CPO

3

7 EN1

8 EN2

11GND

GND 13

ILED 5

ISET1

4

U211

2C1+

12

C1M C2+

1

R203

FLASH_PULSE

CAM_FLASH_ON

V_FLASH_5V

FLASH-



7-24




7-25


7-5 Bluetooth checking

Sleep Xtal(R324) OK?

Check PMICU203

Replace Sleep Xtal OSC101

Replace OSC303

Replace U306

Insert PowerEnter Test Mode

(4,7,＊8,6,9,#,1,2,3,5)BT RF On (001→027)

TCXO_BT(C341) OK?

BT module(pin 25) OK?

Check2.7DV_BT,

1.8DV_BT(L316)

Check2.7DV_BT

(L319) NO

NO

END

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

NO

NO

NO

Check PMICU203



7-26


C345

AN30013 2

2.7DV_BT

TX_PU_TDD_N 23

10V_I_O

16 XTAL_IN

XTAL_OUT15

3 NC

NC4

8 NC

REG_CTRL 6

RESET_N 22

TM018

19 TM1_2

TM320

1 GND

GND14

GND17

24 GND

GND26

35 GND

LPO_IN 12

NC2

BLUE_HOST_WAKE 9

31BLUE_RTS

BLUE_RX 33

5BLUE_TX

11BLUE_WAKE

BTL_REG34

21BTRF_REG

EEPROM_CLK7

25 ANT_MATCH

ASAP_CLK 27

ASAP_FS 28

ASAP_RX 30

ASAP_TX 32

BLUE_CLK_EN13

29BLUE_CTS

U306

R311

1VCON

OSC303

2GND

3OUTVCC

4

C343

C350

C364

R325

2.7DV_BT

C344

C341

C3422.7DV_BT

R324

Q3011

3

2

C366

R3141.8DV_BT

BT_RESET

BT_WAKE

SLEEP_XTAL_OUT

BT_TXD

BT_RXD

BT_RTS

BT_CTS

BT_CLK_EN

BT_CLK_EN

TCXO_BT

TCXO_BT

HOST_WAKE

AUX_PCM_CLK_BT

AUX_PCM_SYNC_BT

AUX_PCM_DIN_BT

AUX_PCM_DOUT_BT



7-27




7-28



8. Exploded Views and Parts List

8-1


8-1. Exploded Views

QWD02

QWD03

QFU01

QKP02

QME04

QCR05

QLB01

QSP01QAU01

QFU03

QSC12

QCW03

QRH01

QFL01

QCR16

QCW08

QSC11

QCR08

QSC14

QCR43

QMP02

QME01

QMP01

QRE02

QCR12

QAN02

QRE01

QBA01

QVO01

QSC08

QRF01

QCR53

QFR02

QKP01

QCK02

QME03

QCK07

QSP02

QSC04

QRF03

QFR01

QCK08

QCW01

QCK04QCA01QCR06

QCW04

QIF01

QMW02

QCK01

QCH08QCW02


Exploded views and Parts List

8-2


8-2. Parts ListLocation No Description Sec CodeQAN02 　 INTENNA-SPHA940 GH42-00659A

QAU01 　 AUDIO-RECEIVER 3009-001104

QBA01 　 BATTERY-1000MAH,SIL,ENG,M GH43-02160A

QCA01 　 UNIT-CAMERA GH59-01626A

QCH08 　 RMO-RUBBER KEY CAMERA GH73-04179A

QCK01 　 MEC-CAMERA KEY DUMMY GH75-06362A

QCK02 　 PMO-KEY CAMERA GH72-19429A

QCK04 　 MEC-CAMERA BRACKET GH75-07532A

QCK07 　 MEC-CAMERA KEY FIX GH75-07513A

QCK08 　 MEC-CAMERA DUMMY GH75-07979A

QCR05 　 SCREW-MACHINE 6001-001478






QCW01 　 PCT-CAMERA LENS GH72-19798A

QCW02 　 PMO-CAMERA KEY DECO GH72-23056A

QCW03 　 PMO-ROTARY RING GH72-19156A

QCW08 　 ICT-ROTARY HINGE WASHER GH70-00364A

QFR02 　 MEC-SHIELD CAN FRONT GH75-06708A

QFU01 　 MEC-FOLDER UPPER GH75-06350A

QFU03 　 MEC-FOLDER DUMMY GH75-06353A

QKP01 　 MEC-KEYPAD MAIN GH75-06355A

QKP02 　 MEC-KEY FOLD GH75-06354A

QLB00 　 MEC-LCD BRACKET GH75-06352A

QME01 　 UNIT-KEY FPCB GH59-02401A

QME03 　 UNIT-FLASH FPCB GH59-02399A

QME04 　 UNIT-MOD KEY GH59-02400A

QMP01 　 PBA MAIN-SPHA940 GH92-02289A

QMP02 　 PBA ETC-LCD MODULE GH92-02306A

QMW02 　 PCT-MAIN WINDOW GH72-19431A

QRE02 　 MEC-SHIELD CAN REAR GH75-06709A

QRF01 　 MPR-SHEET RF COVER GH74-16885A

QSC04 　 RMO-F/LOWER SCREW CAP GH73-04955A

QSC08 　 RMO-RUBBER R/SCREW CAP GH73-05004A

QSC11 　 MPR-FOLDER DUMMY COVER R GH74-16044A

QSC12 　 MPR-FOLDER DUMMY COVER L GH74-16045A

QSC14 　 PMO-F/D HOLE COVER GH72-19099A

QSP01 　 SPEAKER 3001-001817

QSP02 　 SPEAKER 3001-001816

QVO01 　 PMO-SIDE KEY GH72-23246A

QWD02 　 PCT-SUB WINDOW GH72-19432A

QWD03 　 PMO-DUAL WINDOW DECO GH72-23251A

QRE01 　 MEC-REAR COVER GH75-06349A

　 QIF01 PMO-IF COVER GH72-23249A

QFL01 　 MEC-FOLDER LOWER GH75-07830A

　 QCR08 SCREW-MACHINE 6001-001456

　 QRH01 MEC-ROTARY HINGE GH75-06361A　 QCW08 ICT-ROTARY HINGE WASHER GH70-00364A

QFR01 　 MEC-FRONT COVER GH75-06351A　 QRF03 PMO-EAR COVER GH72-23362A

　 QCW04 PMO-TFR COVER GH72-19109A



8-3


Description Sec CodeIC-MEMORY CARD 1109-001313

CONNECTOR-ADAPTOR 3719-001319

BAG PE 6902-000297

BAG PE 6902-000643

BAG ZIPPER 6902-000683

CBF SIGNAL-SPHA940 DANPLA GH39-00466A

CHARGER-SCHA970 DTC GH44-00909A

UNIT-EARPHONE GH59-02008A

LABEL(P)-GUIDE(SPRINT) GH68-02023A

LABEL(P)-WATER SOAK GH68-02026A

LABEL(R)-MAIN(SPRINT) GH68-06665A

MANUAL-SPRINT ACTIVATION GH68-07877A

MANUAL-TERMS AND COMDITION GH68-07930A

MANUAL-POWER VISION CARD GH68-08092A

CUSHION-CASE GH69-02740A

BOX(P)-UNIT(SPRINT) GH69-02741A

PMO-SERVICE LED GH72-19427A

RMO-RUBBER HOLDER VIBRAT GH73-04231A

MPR-CONTACT VINYL GH74-07554A

MPR-TAPE SUB WINDOW GH74-12874A

MPR-TAPE LCD C GH74-13240A

MPR-TAPE LCD A GH74-15767A

MPR-GASKET CAM BRK GH74-15982A

MPR-GASKET LCD CON GH74-15983A

MPR-TAPE ROTARY SHAFT GH74-15984A

MPR-TAPE MAIN PCB IF GH74-15988A

MPR-TAPE MAIN KEY PCB TO GH74-15989A

MPR-TAPE CAM FPCB GH74-15990A

MPR-TAPE LCD CON 2 GH74-15991A

MPR-TAPE LCD CON 3 GH74-15992A

MPR-GASKET KEY FPCB GH74-15995A

MPR-BOHO VINYL C/LENS A GH74-16082A

MPR-BOHO VINYL C/LENS B GH74-16083A

MPR-BOHO VINYL C/LENS C GH74-16084A

MPR-BOHO VINYL F/UPPER A GH74-16085A

MPR-BOHO VINYL F/UPPER B GH74-16086A

MPR-BOHO VINYL F/LOWER A GH74-16087A

MPR-BOHO VINYL F/LOWER B GH74-16088A

MPR-BOHO VINYL F/U C GH74-17102A

MPR-BOHO VINYL F/L C GH74-17104A

MPR-TAPE MAIN SHIELD GH74-17105A

MPR-TAPE KEY MOD FPCB GH74-17168A

MPR-TAPE ZIP TYPE CON GH74-17178A

MPR-BOHO VINYL CAM LENSD GH74-17472A

PAA ETC-SPH A940(XAR) GH99-11282A



8-4


8-3 DM Cable(GH39-00129A) 8-4 Test JIG

8-5 RF Cable(GH39-00397A) 8-6 Test Jig Cable(GH39-00399A)


9. Block Diagram

9-1


S/W

CellDUP

PCSDUP

CellBPF

PCSBPF

RFT6100

RFL6000

CellBPF

PCSBPF

RFR6000

Cell PA

PCS PA

GPSBPF

VCO

VC-TCXO

PLL

GPS LNA

Tx

Tx

Rx

Rx

ANT

MSM6500

Power IC

Memory1024MB NAND

+ 512MB SDRAM

Bluetooth Module

BluetoothANT

UART, PCM I/F

LCD

Camera

RF part


10. Electrical Parts List

10-1


Design LOC Description SEC CODE STATUS

AN300 ANTENNA-CHIP 4202-001065 SAC100 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005393 SAC101 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005393 SAC102 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000812 SAC103 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000812 SAC104 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC105 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC106 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC107 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC108 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC109 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC110 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC111 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC112 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC113 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC114 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC116 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001072 SAC117 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC118 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC119 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC12 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006399 SAC120 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC121 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000233 SAC123 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC124 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC125 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC126 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC127 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC13 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006399 SAC131 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000679 SAC132 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000679 SAC133 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC134 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006053 SAC135 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005482 SAC136 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001405 SAC137 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001405 SAC138 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001405 SAC139 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001405 SAC14 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006399 SAC140 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC141 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC142 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006091 SAC143 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000812 SAC144 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000812 SAC145 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000812 SAC146 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006091 SAC147 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC149 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC15 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005065 SAC150 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SA


Electrical Parts List


10-2


C152 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC153 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC154 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC155 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC157 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000233 SAC159 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC16 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC160 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC161 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005509 SAC162 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC163 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001432 SAC164 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001432 SAC165 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001432 SAC166 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005482 SAC167 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005509 SAC168 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000885 SAC169 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC17 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC170 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC171 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC172 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000995 SAC173 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC174 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC175 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC18 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC19 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC20 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000995 SAC200 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005482 SAC201 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006329 SAC202 C-TA,CHIP 2404-001274 SAC203 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC204 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006348 SAC205 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC206 C-TA,CHIP 2404-001381 SAC207 C-TA,CHIP 2404-001274 SAC208 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006324 SAC209 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006201 SAC21 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000995 SAC210 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006329 SAC211 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006324 SAC212 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC213 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001652 SAC214 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000585 SAC215 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006201 SAC216 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000585 SAC217 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006201 SAC218 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000438 SAC219 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005664 SAC22 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000995 SAC220 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005664 SA




10-3


C221 C-TA,CHIP 2404-001105 SAC222 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006201 SAC223 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006201 SAC224 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006053 SAC225 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006053 SAC226 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006201 SAC227 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006324 SAC228 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006324 SAC229 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC23 C-TA,CHIP 2404-001225 SAC230 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC231 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC233 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005482 SAC234 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005482 SAC235 VARISTOR 1405-001110 SAC236 VARISTOR 1405-001138 SAC237 VARISTOR 1405-001138 SAC238 VARISTOR 1405-001138 SAC239 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005482 SAC240 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006053 SAC241 C-TA,CHIP 2404-001305 SAC242 C-TA,CHIP 2404-001305 SAC243 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000812 SAC244 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000233 SAC245 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000233 SAC246 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000233 SAC247 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000233 SAC248 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005480 SAC249 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005480 SAC250 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005480 SAC251 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005482 SAC252 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005480 SAC253 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000812 SAC254 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000812 SAC255 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000438 SAC256 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000438 SAC257 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005482 SAC258 C-TA,CHIP 2404-001347 SAC259 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC260 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC261 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005482 SAC262 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000940 SAC263 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000233 SAC264 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000438 SAC265 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC266 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC267 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000812 SAC268 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000438 SAC269 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000438 SAC270 C-TA,CHIP 2404-001381 SA




10-4


C271 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000812 SAC272 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000812 SAC273 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC274 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC275 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006324 SAC276 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006090 SAC277 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006090 SAC300 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006201 SAC301 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000233 SAC302 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006201 SAC303 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000995 SAC306 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000233 SAC307 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001017 SAC308 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000438 SAC309 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC310 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001017 SAC311 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005446 SAC312 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000438 SAC313 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000438 SAC314 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000438 SAC315 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC318 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005446 SAC319 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000438 SAC320 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005482 SAC321 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000233 SAC322 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC323 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000995 SAC324 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC325 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000233 SAC326 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC327 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000995 SAC332 C-TA,CHIP 2404-001381 SAC333 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC334 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005482 SAC336 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000995 SAC338 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000995 SAC340 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC341 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000438 SAC342 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006201 SAC343 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006053 SAC344 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005065 SAC345 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000438 SAC346 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC347 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005482 SAC348 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000233 SAC349 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC350 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006201 SAC354 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000438 SAC355 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005050 SAC356 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000233 SA




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C358 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000870 SAC361 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000233 SAC363 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC364 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006208 SAC366 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006208 SAC400 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000585 SAC401 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000995 SAC402 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005482 SAC403 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000585 SAC404 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000233 SAC406 C-CER,CHIP 2203-002677 SAC407 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000885 SAC408 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000995 SAC409 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC410 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006201 SAC411 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000233 SAC412 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000885 SAC413 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001072 SAC414 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001178 SAC415 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000885 SAC416 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006201 SAC417 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000885 SAC418 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000940 SAC419 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000885 SAC420 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000885 SAC421 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000940 SAC422 C-TA,CHIP 2404-001352 SAC423 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000233 SAC424 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC425 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000233 SAC426 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000885 SAC429 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000438 SAC430 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001259 SAC431 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000438 SAC432 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005234 SAC434 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC435 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC436 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000233 SAC437 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000679 SAC438 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000679 SAC439 C-CER,CHIP 2203-002687 SAC440 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC441 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000885 SAC442 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005480 SAC443 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006190 SAC445 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001072 SAC446 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000940 SAC447 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC448 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000679 SAC449 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SA




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C450 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006201 SAC451 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005482 SAC452 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006324 SAC453 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006208 SAC454 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006190 SAC455 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000138 SAC500 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001072 SAC501 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006427 SAC502 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006427 SAC503 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC504 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC505 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006190 SAC506 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000885 SAC507 C-TA,CHIP 2404-001374 SAC508 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006427 SAC511 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC512 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC513 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001072 SAC514 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001072 SAC515 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001072 SAC516 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001072 SAC517 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC518 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC519 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC520 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC522 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006137 SAC523 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006201 SAC524 R-CHIP 2007-000162 SAC525 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC526 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC527 C-TA,CHIP 2404-001105 SAC528 C-TA,CHIP 2404-001381 SAC529 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006137 SAC530 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001072 SAC531 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000812 SAC532 C-CER,CHIP 2203-001072 SAC533 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006201 SAC534 R-CHIP 2007-000162 SAC535 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC536 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC537 C-TA,CHIP 2404-001105 SAC538 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC539 C-TA,CHIP 2404-001105 SAC540 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC541 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC542 C-CER,CHIP 2203-005061 SAC543 C-TA,CHIP 2404-001105 SAC544 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000254 SAC545 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000628 SAC546 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000386 SA




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C547 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000386 SAC548 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000386 SAC549 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000386 SAC551 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000628 SAC552 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000628 SAC554 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000386 SAC555 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000628 SAC556 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000628 SAC557 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000386 SAC558 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000386 SAC559 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000386 SAC560 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000386 SAC561 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000628 SAC562 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006348 SAC563 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006053 SAC564 C-CER,CHIP 2203-006093 SAC565 C-CER,CHIP 2203-000438 SACN1 CONNECTOR-FPC/FFC/PIC 3708-001912 SACN201 HEADER-BOARD TO BOARD 3711-005210 SACN204 CONNECTOR-BATTERY 3711-005732 SACN205 JACK-DC POWER 3722-002119 SACON10 CONNECTOR-CARD EDGE 3709-001344 SACON20 CONNECTOR-INTERFACE 3710-001611 SAD201 DIODE-SWITCHING 0401-001110 SAD202 DIODE-SWITCHING 0401-001110 SAD203 DIODE-ARRAY 0407-001002 SAD204 DIODE-TVS 0406-001178 SAD205 DIODE-TVS 0406-001150 SAD502 DIODE-SCHOTTKY 0404-001172 SAD503 DIODE-SCHOTTKY 0404-001245 SAD504 DIODE-SCHOTTKY 0404-001245 SAEAR20 JACK-EAR PHONE 3722-002315 SAF12 BEAD-SMD 3301-001342 SAF301 FILTER-SAW 2904-001521 SAF302 FILTER-SAW 2904-001519 SAF303 FILTER-SAW 2904-001498 SAF401 FILTER-SAW 2904-001499 SAF402 DUPLEXER-FBAR 2910-000009 SAF404 FILTER-SAW 2904-001474 SAF405 DUPLEXER-SAW 2910-000007 SAF500 FILTER-EMI/ESD 2901-001337 SAF501 FILTER-EMI/ESD 2901-001337 SAF502 FILTER-EMI/ESD 2901-001337 SAF503 FILTER-EMI/ESD 2901-001337 SAHEA50 HEADER-BOARD TO BOARD 3711-005550 SAHEA50 HEADER-BOARD TO BOARD 3711-005618 SAHEA50 HEADER-BOARD TO BOARD 3711-005728 SAJ3 CONNECTOR-FPC/FFC/PIC 3708-001880 SAJ4 SOCKET-BOARD TO BOARD 3710-002042 SAL100 BEAD-SMD 3301-001342 SA




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L101 BEAD-SMD 3301-001362 SAL103 BEAD-SMD 3301-001659 SAL200 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-001786 SAL201 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-002775 SAL202 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-002775 SAL203 BEAD-SMD 3301-001342 SAL204 BEAD-SMD 3301-001120 SAL205 BEAD-SMD 3301-001120 SAL206 BEAD-SMD 3301-001729 SAL207 BEAD-SMD 3301-001120 SAL208 BEAD-SMD 3301-001120 SAL300 BEAD-SMD 3301-001342 SAL301 BEAD-SMD 3301-001729 SAL302 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-001733 SAL303 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-001990 SAL304 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-001734 SAL305 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-001734 SAL306 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-001734 SAL307 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-001749 SAL308 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-001751 SAL309 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-002208 SAL310 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-001938 SAL311 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-002198 SAL312 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-002208 SAL313 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-001724 SAL314 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-002281 SAL316 BEAD-SMD 3301-001342 SAL319 BEAD-SMD 3301-001342 SAL321 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-001748 SAL322 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-001786 SAL323 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-001734 SAL324 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-001734 SAL400 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-001749 SAL401 BEAD-SMD 3301-001120 SAL402 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-002308 SAL403 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-001751 SAL404 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-001868 SAL405 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-002833 SAL502 BEAD-SMD 3301-001342 SAL503 BEAD-SMD 3301-001342 SAL504 BEAD-SMD 3301-001342 SAL505 BEAD-SMD 3301-001342 SAL507 BEAD-SMD 3301-001342 SAL508 BEAD-SMD 3301-001342 SAL509 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-002768 SAL510 INDUCTOR-SMD 2703-002768 SAOSC10 CRYSTAL-SMD 2801-004353 SAOSC10 RESONATOR-CERAMIC 2802-001182 SAOSC30 OSCILLATOR-VCO 2806-001348 SAOSC30 OSCILLATOR-VCTCXO 2809-001277 SA




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OSC30 OSCILLATOR-VCTCXO 2809-001277 SAOSC50 OSCILLATOR-CLOCK 2804-001492 SAQ1 TR-DIGITAL 0504-001012 SAQ2 TR-DIGITAL 0504-001012 SAQ3 TR-DIGITAL 0504-001012 SAQ301 TR-DIGITAL 0504-001140 SAQ302 FET-SILICON 0505-001670 SAR100 R-CHIP 2007-001313 SAR105 R-CHIP 2007-000171 SAR106 R-CHIP 2007-000171 SAR107 R-CHIP 2007-000171 SAR109 R-CHIP 2007-000143 SAR110 R-CHIP 2007-000172 SAR111 R-CHIP 2007-000171 SAR113 R-CHIP 2007-000171 SAR120 R-CHIP 2007-000140 SAR121 R-CHIP 2007-000140 SAR124 R-CHIP 2007-000148 SAR125 R-CHIP 2007-000148 SAR126 R-CHIP 2007-000141 SAR128 R-CHIP 2007-000140 SAR130 R-CHIP 2007-001339 SAR132 R-CHIP 2007-000148 SAR134 R-CHIP 2007-000169 SAR135 R-CHIP 2007-000171 SAR136 R-CHIP

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