Manual de Serviço Motog 2 XT1063-XT1064-XT1068-XT1069

Moto G 2nd Generation
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDES
2009 Motorola
Proprietary & Confidential
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Snapshots of Antennas 3
2. Snapshots of Main Board .... 5
3. Charging Troubleshooting ... 9
4. ALS/Proximity Sensor/LED/SD/SIM Troubleshooting ... 12
5. Touch/Display Troubleshooting . 19
6. Camera Troubleshooting 27
7. Vibrator and Sensors Troubleshooting 34
8. Audio Troubleshooting 39
9. Key Troubleshooting 50
10. WCDMA/GSM Troubleshooting 53
11. WLAN / BT / FM Troubleshooting 120
12. DTV Troubleshooting. 141
13. GPS Troubleshooting. 153
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SNAPSHOTS OF ANTENNAS

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Antenna and Antenna Feed Locations

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SNAPSHOTS OF MAIN BOARD

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Snapshots of Main PCB Top and Bottom

Bottom Side
Top Side
(Battery side)
Second Mic
(Display side)
P+ALS sensor
Audio jack
Indicator LED
Vibrator
Rear camera
Front camera
SIM2 connector
SD card
connector
Side Key
SIM1 connector
Battery connector
Flash light
LCM and TP connector
USB connector
Primary MIC

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Main Board Top Placement

Hall sensor
LCM IO power
Front cam
2.8V power
Backlight
driver IC
Power
up
key
Volume
up
key
Volume
down
key
Bottom
SPK
AMP
LCM bias IC
Blank Flash
Flash
driver IC
eMMC
Rear Cam 1.8V power
Rear
Rear
C
a
m
Audio
Jack
LPDDR(PO
P)+
MSM8x26
2nd MIC
C
a
m
2.8V
power
USB
C
N
T
CNT
Top SPK
AMP
RCV/
PMIC
S
P
19.2MHz
K
Audio
switch
codec
Gyro
sensor

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Main Board Bottom Placement

GPS ANT
GPS
SAW
1575.42
MHz 27MHz
Diversity ANT
BAT CNT
GPS LNA
DTV module
Bottom SPK
contact
WFR SP4T
DTV
SAW 836.5MHz
SAW 2140MHz
WFR2600
SAW GPS
1575.42MHz
WTR 2605
QFE11
Primary
ANT
Primary
MIC
Ant switch
Duplexer
WCDMA B1
Duplexer B2
1850-1990MHz
SAW filter
1842.5/1960MHz
Duplexer B26
B2/B5 PA
Duplexer B8
WiFi Ant
WiFi/BT/
FM
B1/B8 PA
0
1
SAW filter
2450MHz
senso
r/
Front
camCNT
CNT
Indicator
P+ALS
SIM/SD/
Flash light/
Vibrator CNT
TOP SPK
contact
Coupler
700-2700MH
z

TP 3.1V pwr
LCM
connecto
r
G+E
com
pass
sensor
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CHARGING
TROUBLESHOOTING
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Charging Troubleshooting
Charge path: USB connector CON1001 pin 1-> U1001 (pin 161, 172) ->
U1001 (pin 162) -> U1001 (pin 143,155) -> U1001 (pin 154,166) -> L1001 ->
U1001 (pin 152, 164) -> U1001 (pin 139, 151, 163) -> R1008 ->
CON1002 (pin 4)
TP1001
USB
TP1002
TP1003
USB_DP_CON
USB_DM_CON
ESD1004
ESD7951ST5G
VREF_BAT_THM
USB_DP
USB_DM
C1002
C1003
R1005
14.3K
DUMMY _C_0201
DUMMY _C_0201
DUMMY_C_0603
VBAT_THERM
U1001-2
TP1004
C1004
1uF
0603
BATTERY CONNECOT
VBATT
R1004
2.2K/+-1%
CHARGING
VBUS
168
161
172
0R/+-5%
0R/+-5%
ESD1003
R1001
C1001
ESD7951ST5G
ESD1001
R1002
R1003
5
4
3
2
1
TVM0G360M300R
USB_ID
R1006
47K/+-5%
0201_m03
VCHG
97
C1006
10nF
OVP_CP_DRV
171
162
C1008
100nF
VDRV_P
167
LED_CHG
USB_IN_1
USB_IN_2
VREF_BAT_THM
USB_ID_IN
VCOIN
OVP_CP_DRV
OVP_OUT
VPRE_BY P
VDRV_P
VSW_CHG_1
VSW_CHG_2
BMS_CSP
VPH_PWR_1
VPH_PWR_2
R1008
10m/+-1%
BMS_CSM
TP1007
*TP50*
C1014
47uF
0805_m095
TP1005
4
3
2
1
201-C0800-00414
TP1006
VREF_BAT_THM
BAT_THERM
C1011
4.7uF
100nF
C1012
C1013
4.7uF
4.7uF
143
155
153
165
140
VCHG
R1009
100K/+-1%
0201_m03
156
139
151
163
VBAT_SNS
VBAT_1
VBAT_2
VBAT_3
VCHG_1
VCHG_2
GND_CHG_HP_1
GND_CHG_HP_2
BATFET_CP_DRV
BAT_ID
DUMMY _C_0402
ESD1005
ESD9B5.0ST5G
GND1
169
BAT_THERM
76
VCOIN
C1005
170
VPRE_BY P
C1007
154
166
VSW_CHG L1001
47uF
100nF
1uH
152
164
110
142
109
VPH_PWR
C1009
10uF
65
92
64
74
75
86
87
98
99
PM-8226-0-172WLNSP-TR-07-1-VV
ESD1006
ESD9B5.0ST5G
GND_DRV
GND2
GND3
GND4
GND5
GND6
GND7
GND8
C1016
4
3
2
1
C1015
47uF
0805_m095
C1010
GND_OVP
GND_CHG
GND_CHG_PSUB
CON1002
VBATT
TP1008
*TP50*
BMS_CSM
Place as close to PMIC

as possible.
5
4
3
2
1
CON1001
UB012-04413A01
USB_ID
ESD1002
AOZ8231ADI-12

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Charging Troubleshooting
In the event of charging issues, check charging voltages along the charging path:
Check the battery is inserted the CON1002 or not
Check battery ID voltage at TP1006 about 1V
Check thermistor voltage at TP1005 about 0.63V
Measure USB_PWR charger input voltage at TP1004. The voltage should
be between 4.75V~5.25V.
Measure VCHG voltage at C1012. The voltage should be lower the
USB_PWR.
Check battery voltage at CON1002 pin4. It should be 4.35V or lower. If
battery is 2.1 or 0, there maybe a short in the circuit somewhere. The battery
fault safe circuit is triggered.

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ALS + PROXIMITY SENSOR/

INDICATOR LED/
MICRO-SD/
MICRO-SIM/
TROUBLESHOOTING
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ALS + Proximity sensor

ALS + proximity sensor are built into U101
MSM8226 U401 uses I2C bus to communicate to U101
VREG_L19_2P85
R103
22R/+-5%
C101
SCL
/INT
GND
LDR
LEDA
NC
SENSORS_I2C_SDA
PROXIMITY _INT
3
4
ESD103
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
ESD101
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
ESD104
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
ESD102
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
SDA
STK3310
C102
1uF
LEDA
0R/+-5%
R102
VDD
SENSORS_I2C_SCL
U101
VDD
4.7uF
I2C address: 0x48

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ALS + Proximity sensor (cont.)
sensor
wrong
reading
Check
I2C bus
activities during ALS + proximity sensor access
(SENSORS_I2C_SDA, SENSORS_I2C_SCL)
Check CON101 on ALS + Proximity sensor FPC and CON2101 on phone
board are corrected soldering
In the event of ALS + proximity sensor issue at phone level:

Check for missing/missed alignment of rubber seal
Missing/missed alignment of rubber seal can cause ALS + proximity
sensor wrong reading

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Indicator LED
Status white LEDs is driven by U1001 PM8226 MPP_4 (pin 157)
VPH_PWR
LED102
16-213/T3D-CP2Q2TY /3T
WLED_SINK
ESD105
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
In the event of white status LED issue:

Check voltage at LED Anode (pin 2) and Cathode (pin 1) of LED102
LED Anode voltage = VPH_PWR and Cathode voltage = VPH_PWR
In the event of white status LED issue:

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Micro-SD
10
10
SDC2_DATA_1
SDC2_DATA_0
SDC2_CLK
In the event of uSD issue:
ESD111
ESD110
TEA10402V05A0
ESD109
VREG_L18_2P95
C110
1uF
TVM0G100M010R
ESD108
TEA10402V05A0
TEA10402V05A0
C109
ESD107
TEA10402V05A0
ESD106
TEA10402V05A0
ESD105
TEA10402V05A0
TVM0G100M010R
SDC2_CMD
SDC2_DATA_3
SDC2_DATA_2
13
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
DETECT SWITCH TERM
16
14
13
ESD112
15
DAT1
DAT0
VSS
CLK
VDD
CMD
CD/DAT3
DATA2
SD_CARD_DET_N
12
MICRO SD CARD CONNECTOR
12
DETECT LEVER TERM

14
11
CON103
5040771891
11
uSD connector is operated with its own power, detection and SDC bus
interface
Do a through visual check on uSD connector CON103 for any sign of

mechanical contact issues
Insert uSD and detected SD_CARD_DET_N=low at TP1711
Check the voltage VREG_L18_2P95 at TP1712 on board level
Check uSD bus interface signal activities during uSD access (SDC_CLK,
SDC_CMD, uSD_DATA)
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SIM
Depending on the PCB board variant, there are up to 2 SIM connectors on
PCB board
Each SIM connector is operated independently with its own power,
detection and SIM bus interface
SIM1 CARD CONNECTOR
Sim card
Sim Det
Voltage
Level
Insert
Not Insert
1.8V
0V(GND)
VREG_L22_UIM1
C101
HD3
UIM1_DETECT
VREG_L22_UIM1_VPP
CON101
HD3
DSW2
HD4
100nF
DSW2
C5
C6
C7
UIM1_DATA
HD4
C102
HD2_DSW1
GND
Vpp
I/O
Vcc
RST
CLK
HD2_DSW1
HD1
C1
C2
C3
HD1
UIM1_RST
UIM1_CLK
SIM2 CARD CONNECTOR
C107
SF56S006V4A
VREG_L23_UIM2
UIM1_DETECT
1
2
VREG_L22_UIM1
ESD103
CH1
CH5
VN
CH4
CH2
CH3
UIM1_CLK
UIM1_RST
UIM1_DATA
HD3
UIM2_DETECT
VREG_L23_UIM2
CON102
HD3
DSW2
UIM2_DATA
HD4
C104
HD4
DSW2
C5
C6
C7
AOZ8235DI
C103
100nF
HD2_DSW1
GND
Vpp
I/O
Vcc
RST
CLK
HD2_DSW1
HD1
C1
C2
C3
HD1
UIM2_RST
UIM2_CLK
C108
SF56S006V4A
VREG_L23_UIM2
1
2
UIM2_DETECT
ESD104
CH1
CH5
VN
CH4
CH2
CH3
UIM2_RST
UIM2_CLK
UIM2_DATA
AOZ8235DI

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SIM (cont.)
In the event of SIM issue:
Do a through visual check on SIM connector CON101/CON102 for any
sign of mechanical contact issues
Check SIM power at TP1701/ TP1714 and SIM card detection signal
TP1705/ TP1718 (active HIGH when SIM card is inserted)
Check SIM bus interface signal activities during SIM access
(UIMx_RST, UIMx_CLK, UIMx_DATA)

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TOUCH AND DISPLAY

TROUBLESHOOTING
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Module Shape
Receiver/Top speaker
PIN1
LCM+ TP FLEX
TP Driver IC
PIN41
Bottom speaker

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Assembly

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Schematic on Touch Panel Connector
TP_INT_N=1.8V (High)
State change interrupt.
Low when touch event occurs
TP_RST_N from MSM GPIO_16
VREG_LVS1_1P8
LCM/TP CONNECTOR
R1808
100K/+-5%
TP_INT_N
TP_I2C_SCL
TP_RST_N
TP_I2C_SDA
DUMMY _C_0201
C1821
ESD1821
ESD1815
DUMMY _C_0201
C1817
R1815
VREG_L15_3P1
R1810
V_TP_3P1
C1814
100nF
I2C lines (SCL, SDA) should be

pulled up to 1.8V
TP AVDD POWER
42
42
DUMMY _C_0201
DUMMY _C_0201
43
43
40
38
36
34
32
30
28
26
24
22
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
ESD1819
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
40
38
36
34
32
30
28
26
24
22
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
C1818
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
CON1801
ESD1820
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
41
39
37
35
33
31
29
27
25
23
21
19
17
15
13
11
9
7
5
3
1
C1816
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
41
39
37
35
33
31
29
27
25
23
21
19
17
15
13
11
9
7
5
3
1
ESD1818
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
100nF
ESD1816
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
C1815
V_TP_DVDD
R1811
VREG_LVS1_1P8
V_TP_AVDD
GB3RF411-1101-7H
VPH_PWR
V_TP_3P1
U1804
VDD
VOUT
CE
GND
TP_AVDD_EN
TP_AVDD_EN from MSM GPIO_73
RP102Z311D-TR-F
Output 3.1V to TP AVDD

C1822
C1823
1uF
1uF
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Troubleshooting
No touch:
1) Check touch connector and flexes on display flex and board level
connector CON1801
2) Check power supply voltages;
a. V_TP_3P1(C1823 ) = 3.1V
b. VREG_LVS1_1P8 (C1815) = 1.8V
3) Measure INT, RST,I2C signal are correct

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Schematic on LCM Connector
Backlight power
LCM_VIO
LCD_TE
GB3RF411-1101-7H
ESD1804
ESD1805
ESD1823
ESD1812
ESD1811
MIPI_DSI0_LANE3_M_1
MIPI_DSI0_CLK_M_1
MIPI_DSI0_LANE0_P_1
ESD1813
MIPI_DSI0_LANE2_M_1
MIPI_DSI0_LANE1_P_1
PWM_LED
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
+-5.5V power to LCM
40
38
36
34
32
30
28
26
24
22
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
AOZ8231ADI-12
MIPI_DSI0_LANE0_M_1
MIPI_DSI0_LANE3_P_1
40
38
36
34
32
30
28
26
24
22
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
MIPI_DSI0_LANE1_M_1
MIPI_DSI0_CLK_P_1
42
MIPI_DSI0_LANE2_P_1
CON1801
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
ESD1806
41
39
37
35
33
31
29
27
25
23
21
19
17
15
13
11
9
7
5
3
1
42
ESD1810
ESD1809
TVM0G360M300R
ESD1803
AOZ8231ADI-12
LED+
LED2LCM_ID1
+5P5V
41
39
37
35
33
31
29
27
25
23
21
19
17
15
13
11
9
7
5
3
1
43
43
Backlight power
C1806
C1807
100nF
1uF
R1803
LED1LCM_ID0
-5P5V
LCD_IOVDD
R1814
VREG_L8_1P8
R1804
Digital I/O power to LCM

DISP_RESET_N
Reset signal from MSM GPIO25
ESD1822
MIPI interface

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Schematic on LCM Power

(+/-5.5V, LED+,LED-,LED2-,LCD_IOVDD)
Back Light IC(Boost)
LCM IO POWER
VPH_PWR
LED+
VREG_L6_1P8
BL_INT_N
R1812
100K/+-1%
B2
B1
BL_EN
PWM_LED
VREG_L6_1P8
R1813
10K/+-5%
C1
C2
U1802
RP103K181D-TRB
SDA
SCL
C1812
1uF
INTN
ILED1
HWEN
ILED2
PWM
SEL
LM3630ATMX
D3
C1813
DUMMY _C_0402
LED1-
D2
C1819
LCD_IOVDD_EN
LED2C1820
SEL-->VIN
I2C address: 0x38
SEL-->GND
I2C address: 0x36
GND
1
2
LCD_IOVDD
C1809
1uF
VPH_PWR
Troubleshooting Tips:
C1801
4.7uF
b
c
U1801
C1
VIN
SW
OUTP
B1
A1
LCD BIAS_P_EN
LCD BIAS_N_EN
B2
BL_I2C_SCL
C2
BL_I2C_SDA
B3
E1
D2
R1801
DUMMY _R_0201

CE
VOUT
R1807
DUMMY _R_0201
DUMMY _C_0402
DUMMY _C_0402
a. LCD_IOVDD_EN GPIO_10 (R1807)

b. LCD BIAS_P_EN GPIO_12 (R1802)
c. LCD BIAS_N_EN GPIO_13 (R1801)
d. BL_EN GPIO_5 (R1813)
above signal are from MSM when the LCM on,
enable signal should be pull up to 1.8V
e. I2C lines (SCL, SDA) should be pulled up to 1.8V
VDD
GND
C1811
C1808
1uF
D1
GND
4.7uF
OVP
B3
C1810
A1
A2
IN
U1803
C3
BL_I2C_SDA
BL_I2C_SCL
D1801
1
2
ANODE
CATHODE
CRS13
BL_SW
A3
VPH_PWR
22uH
SW
L1802
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R1802
REG1
REG2
ENP
ENN
SCL
OUTN
SDA
PGND1
PGND2
AGND
CFLY 1
CFLY 2
D1
LCM_SW
L1801
4.7uH
E3
D3
E2
+5P5V
C1803
4.7uF
C1802
4.7uF
A2
-5P5V
C1804
4.7uF
C3
A3
C1805
2.2uF
TPS65132A0Y FFR
DUMMY _R_0201
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Troubleshooting
No display:
1. Check Backlight Power Supply voltages:
a. LED+ (C1812)
b. LED1- (C1819)
c. LED2- (C1820)
2. Check LCM Power Supply voltages:

a. +5.5V (C1802)
b. -5.5V (C1804)
c. LCD_IOVDD (C1809)
Check to make sure there is data activity on all MIPI differential pair
lines while display is on (TP1801,TP1802,TP1803,TP1804).
Check reset line CON1801 pin 22. It should be set high (1.8V) after
power on.
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CAMERA TROUBLESHOOTING

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Rear Camera
n
The image sensor is a diagonal 5.7 mm (Type 1/3.2) CMOS active pixel type
image sensor with a square pixel array and 8.08M effective pixels.
The sensor consists of a minimum of 3280 active horizontal pixels and 2464
active vertical pixels.
This module has an Auto Focus (AF) module with integrated driver (VCM).
Data interface: (1 pair-clk, 4 pair-data) mobile industry processor interface
(MIPI). I2C is used for control.
Analog Supply regulator (2.8V) located on Main PCB.

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Rear Camera (cont.)

8M REAR CAMERA
4.7uF
ESD1903
C1920
ESD1901
ESD1913
ESD1904
RCAM_MCLK
1
2
4.7uF
CAM_I2C_SDA
CAM_I2C_SCL
VREG_L5_1P2
RCAM_RST_N
R1901
CAM_MCLK0
ESD1902
TVM0G100M010R
4.7uF
ESD1912
DF30FC-24DS-0.4V(81)
ESD1911
TVM0G100M010R
C1903
TVM0G100M010R
C1902
RCAM_AVDD
RCAM_DOVDD
R1906
600R
MIPI_CSI0_LANE1_P_1
MIPI_CSI0_LANE1_M_1
MIPI_CSI0_LANE3_P_1
MIPI_CSI0_LANE3_M_1
2
VREG_LVS1_1P8
L1901
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
TVM0G100M010R
R1903
R1904
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
TVM0G100M010R
V_RCAM_AVDD_2P8
RCAM_DOVDD_1P8
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
TVM0G100M010R
R1905
MIPI_CSI0_LANE2_P_1
MIPI_CSI0_LANE2_M_1
MIPI_CSI0_LANE0_P_1
MIPI_CSI0_LANE0_M_1
MIPI_CSI0_CLK_P_1
MIPI_CSI0_CLK_M_1
CON1901
TVM0G100M010R
VREG_L19_2P85
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
ESD1906
TVM0G100M010R
4.7uF
C1901
VREG_L28_2P8
C1918
100pF
When rear camera assemble correctly and app turn on, there is no function
Troubleshooting Tips1:
a. Check Main reference clk = 24Mhz
b. Check MIPI data/clk exist on all lines
After imager APP is launched.
c. Check VREG_L5_1P2 is high (1.2V), C1920
d. Check V_RCAM_AVDD_2P8= 2.8V, L1901
e. Check RCAM_DOVDD_1P8 = 1.8V, C1903
f. Check VREG_L28_2P8 = 2.8V, C1901
g. Check I2C clk/sda activity is present.
h. Check reset is high (1.8V), CON1901 pin19
REAR CAM DOVDD POWER

VPH_PWR
C1904
VDD
VOUT
CE
GND
RCAM_DOVDD_1P8
C1905
1uF
RCAM_DOVDD_EN
REAR CAM AVDD POWER

VPH_PWR
C1922
1uF
4
VDD
CE
VOUT
GND
1
2
V_RCAM_AVDD_2P8
C1921
1uF
RCAM_AVDD_EN
U1905
RP114K281D-TRB
GND1
a. RCAM_AVDD_EN (GPIO_27)
b. RCAM_DOVDD_EN (GPIO_33)
U1901
RP114K181D-TRB
GND1
1uF
May 27, 2014
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Front Camera
The sensor is a diagonal 2.59 mm (Type 1/6.95) back-illuminated type CMOS
image sensor with a square pixel array and approx. 2.4 M effective pixels.
The sensor consists of a minimum of 1976 active horizontal pixels and 1200
active vertical pixels.
The Module is capable of auto exposure, white balance, color correction, and
color conversion.
This device provides a finished image at up to 30 fps (frames per second)
image data at 1976x1200 full resolution on a mobile device to enable image
capture and video clip capture.
Analog Supply regulator (2.8V) located on PCB.

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Front Camera (cont.)

FCAM_AVDD
600R
FCAM_DOVDD
C1909
C1913
4.7uF
4.7uF
ESD1914
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
ESD1915
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
2M FRONT CAMERA
VREG_L5_1P2
25
C1915
ESD1916
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
TP1919
FCAM_XVS
4.7uF
FCAM_MCLK
ESD1907
ESD1908
ESD1910
ESD1909
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
R1902
CAM_I2C_SDA
CAM_I2C_SCL
FCAM_STANDBY _N
CAM_MCLK0
AZ5A25-01F.R7G
C1919
DUMMY _C_0201
26
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
27
28
26
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
1
1
TP1912
TP1913
MIPI_CSI1_CLK_P_1
MIPI_CSI1_CLK_M_1
MIPI_CSI1_LANE0_P_1
MIPI_CSI1_LANE0_M_1
28
BM20B(0.6)-24DS-0.4V(51)
VPH_PWR
C1907
1uF
4
3
U1903
RP114K281D-TRB
VDD
CE
VOUT
GND
1
2
V_FCAM_AVDD_2P8
C1911
1uF
FCAM_AVDD_EN
FRONT CAM DOVDD POWER

VPH_PWR
C1906
a. FCAM_AVDD_EN (GPIO_34)
b. FCAM_DOVDD_EN (GPIO_36)
27
25
FRONT CAM AVDD POWER
When front camera assemble correctly and app turn on, there is no function
a. Check CAM_MCLK0 = 24Mhz, C1919
b. Check MIPI data/clk exist on all lines
After imager APP is launched.
c. Check VREG_L5_1P2 is high (1.2V), C1915
d. Check V_FCAM_AVDD_2P8= 2.8V, L1902
e. Check FCAM_DOVDD_1P8= 1.8V, C1913
f. Check I2C clk/sda activity is present.
g. Check reset is high (1.8V), CON1902 pin15
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
CON1902
GND1
R1910
L1902
1uF
4
VDD
CE
VOUT
GND
1
2
FCAM_DOVDD_1P8
C1910
1uF
FCAM_DOVDD_EN
U1902
RP114K181D-TRB
GND1
FCAM_DOVDD_1P8
0R/+-5%
R1908
VREG_LVS1_1P8
V_FCAM_AVDD_2P8
R1907
R1909
VREG_L19_2P85
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FLASH-LED
Flash LED Driver used for camera flash
Still image flash controlled via SW control programming MSM8226 GPIOs.
Torch Mode (LED continuously on in video mode) controlled via MSM8226 GPIOs.
Flash duration and brightness configured via I2C.
Low current torch mode used for image pre-capture.

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FLASH-LED
From MSM8226 signal Flash LED Driver
A3
U1904
LM3642TLX NOPB
TP1920
*TP50*
LED
SCL
SDA
TX/TORCH
STROBE
GND
C3
C2
C1
B2
FLASH_I2C_SCL
FLASH_I2C_SDA
FLASH_TORCH
FLASH_STROBE
B1
FLASH_OUT
A1
L1903
1uH
C1917
FLASH_SW
10uF
Troubleshooting Tips:
FLASH LED
Check VPH_PWR supply (always on).
FLASH_OUT
Check output voltage on FLASH_OUT is about 3.0V at

TP1920 when FLASH event is enabled.
Check CON1701 are making good connection with
FLASH-LED assembly.
FLASH-LED connects to
FLASH_OUT via ex
assembly.
May 27, 2014
10uF
OUT
LED101
LUW CAEP.G4-MY NX-G3-1-A00-R18-Z-XX / Q65111A3068
C1916
IN
A2
B3
SW
VPH_PWR
Page 33
VIBRATOR AND SENSORS

TROUBLESHOOTING
May 27, 2014
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Vibrator
VIBRATOR
L101
68nH
VDP
VPH_PWR
D101
PMEG3005EL
VIB101
+
-
BMR-3135A
Control by PM IC
ESD101
ESD7951ST5G
C113
DUMMY_C_0201
100nF
C111
VIB_DRV_N
68nH
VDN
L102
ESD102
ESD7951ST5G
- Driving voltage is about 1.9V when

alert operation event occur.
- The vibrator is controlled by PMIC.
Troubleshooting tips
No operation: Check driving voltage and check if vibrator shaft is bent.
Noisy operation: Check if vibrator shaft is bent.
May 27, 2014
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Sensor G + E-Compass
1.8V
SENSORS_I2C_SCL
SENSORS_I2C_SDA
SupplVREG_LVS1_1P8
y
C2102
100nF
C2103
100nF
GND
GND
INT3
SCK
VDDIO
GND
VDD
U2101
BMC150
SDO
INT1
INT2
DRDY
1
2
3
4
VREG_LVS1_1P8
G-SENSOR_INT1
G-SENSOR_INT2
Interrupt
Signal
7
6
5
VREG_L19_2P85
11
10
9
8
CSB
PS
SDI
12
13
14
2.85V Supply
I2C Signal
E-COMPASS_INT
I2C address:
SDO-->VIO
G-Sensor: 0x11 E-Compass: 0x13
SDO-->GND
G-Sensor: 0x10 E-Compass: 0x12
No operation: Check if supply voltages (VREG_LVS1_1P8=1.8 and
VREG_L19_2P85= 2.85) are correct.
Check if I2C and interrupt signals are operating when the sensor is in
operation mode.
May 27, 2014
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Sensor Gyro
Gyro
VREG_LVS1_1P8
2.85V Supply
VREG_L19_2P85
R2102
100K/+-5%
GY RO_INT2_N
INT signal
GY RO_INT1_N
INT2
NC
VDD
GND
INT1
CSB
PS
1
2
3
4
5
U2102
BMG160
GNDIO
VDDIO
SDx
SDO
SCx
11
10
9
8
7
1.8V Supply
VREG_LVS1_1P8
SENSORS_I2C_SDA
SENSORS_I2C_SCL
C2104
100nF
R2101
100K/+-5%
12
C2101
100nF
VREG_LVS1_1P8
INT signal
VREG_LVS1_1P8
I2C address:
SDO-->GND
Gyro: 0x68
SDO-->VIO
Gyro: 0x69
I2C signal
No operation: Check if supply voltages (VREG_LVS1_1P8=1.8 and
VREG_L19_2P85= 2.85) are correct.
Check if I2C and interrupt signals are operating when the sensor is in
operation mode.
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Sensor Hall Effect Sensor
HALL SENSOR
VREG_L6_1P8
U2103
C2107
100nF
Vdd
NC
GND
HALL_SENSOR_INT
OUTPUT
NC
3
2
1
AH1883-ZG-7
No operation: Check supply voltage VREG_L6_1P8 = 1.8
Check if HALL_SENSOR_INT goes low when a magnetic is closed.

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AUDIO TROUBLESHOOTING

May 27, 2014
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Audio Devices
Secondary Microphone
Earpiece/
Top Speaker
BACK
Front view
Back view
Bottom
Speaker
3.5mm Headset Jack
Primary Microphone
May 27, 2014
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Mic Locations and Functions

Functional Name: Secondary
Microphone
Factory Nomenclature: Noise
cancelling mic, mic 2
Uses:
Noise suppression for voice calls
Multimedia audio recording
Functional Name: Main Microphone

Factory Nomenclature: Primary,
mic 1
Front view
Uses:
Speech in handset and
speakerphone modes

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No Audio Complaints
The FQC mode can be used to verify a broken audio path.
The Receiver Test for receiver function testing

The Speaker Test for speaker function testing
The Headset loopback Test for headset function testing
The Mic1 Headset loopback Test for MIC1 function testing
The Mic2 Headset loopback Test for MIC2 function testing
If someone function is not work, this function may be damaged.

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Earpiece Speaker (Receiver)

SPK/RCV SWITCH
TOP SPEAKER AMP
VREG_L6_1P8
VPH_PWR
C1642
C1645
100nF
100nF
10uF
B3
B2
B1
T_SPK_IN_P
T_SPK_IN_M
8
1A
S1
S2
SPK_RCV_SW_P
SPK_RCV_SEL
SPK_RCV_SW_N
C1
A1
PGND
PVDD
VDD
EN
GND
IN-
Vo+
IN+
Vo-
TPA2011D1Y FFR
FSA2269UMX
C2
C3
A3
TP1613
TOP_SPK_AMP_EN
SP1603
A2
T_SPK_OUTP-2
T_SPK_OUTP-1
T_SPK_OUTN-1
R1632
NP
R1633
NP
LINE_OUT_T_SPK
10nF
10nF
T_SPK_P
T_SPK_M
R1641
R1642
L1606
SPK
LOW
NP
T_SPK_M_CON
ESD1614
AOZ8231ADI-12
SPK_RCV_SEL
HIGH
T_SPK_P_CON
TP1614
U1606
RCV
NP
Checking if any open happened on the earpiece speaker series components.

Checking if any short to ground happened in the shunt components

May 27, 2014
QP-15G
SP1604
T_SPK_OUTN-2
C1639
1nF
C1649
C1646
L1612
C1638
30K/+-1%
30K/+-1%
2A
VCC
1B0
EAR_M_IN
2B0
GND
1B1
T_SPK_IN_M
2B1
EAR_P_IN
U1606
10
T_SPK_IN_P
ESD1613
AOZ8231ADI-12
C1633
1nF
U1607
C1641
300K/+-1% EAR_P_IN
300K/+-1% EAR_M_IN
R1643
R1644
0R/+-5% EAR_P_1
0R/+-5% EAR_M_1
C1653
C1650
EAR10_P
EAR10_M
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QP-15G
Top Speaker
SPK/RCV SWITCH
TOP SPEAKER AMP
VREG_L6_1P8
VPH_PWR
300K/+-1% EAR_P_IN
300K/+-1% EAR_M_IN
C1641
C1642
C1645
100nF
100nF
10uF
B3
B2
B1
T_SPK_IN_P
T_SPK_IN_M
8
S1
S2
7
SPK_RCV_SEL
SPK_RCV_SW_P
C1
SPK_RCV_SW_N
A1
U1607
PGND
PVDD
VDD
EN
GND
IN-
Vo+
IN+
Vo-
C2
SP1603
T_SPK_OUTP-2
C3
T_SPK_OUTP-1
A3
T_SPK_OUTN-1
TPA2011D1Y FFR
FSA2269UMX
TP1613
TOP_SPK_AMP_EN
A2
R1632
NP
R1633
NP
C1649
C1646
10nF
10nF
T_SPK_P
T_SPK_M
R1641
R1642
SPK
LOW
NP
T_SPK_M_CON
TP1614
ESD1614
AOZ8231ADI-12
SPK_RCV_SEL
HIGH
T_SPK_P_CON
Checking if any open happened on the speaker series components

Checking if any short to ground happened in shunt components
The loudspeaker can be probed at TP1613 and TP1614
The impedance of the loudspeaker should be around 8 when probing on
component
The output is a class D waveform (sample wave shown below)

May 27, 2014
QP-15G
SP1604
L1606
U1606
RCV
NP
C1638
C1639
1nF
LINE_OUT_T_SPK
L1612
T_SPK_OUTN-2
30K/+-1%
30K/+-1%
1A
VCC
EAR_M_IN
2A
GND
2B0
1B0
T_SPK_IN_M
1B1
2B1
EAR_P_IN
U1606
10
T_SPK_IN_P
ESD1613
AOZ8231ADI-12
C1633
1nF
R1643
R1644
0R/+-5% EAR_P_1
0R/+-5% EAR_M_1
C1653
C1650
EAR10_P
EAR10_M
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QP-15G
Bottom Speaker
10uF
BOTTOM SPEAKER AMP
ESD1606
AOZ8231ADI-12
B3
B2
B1
LINE_OUT_B_SPK
C1626
10nF
B_SPK_P R1630
30K/+-1%
B_SPK_IN_P
C1
C1627
10nF
B_SPK_M R1631
30K/+-1%
B_SPK_IN_M
A1
U1605
PGND
PVDD
VDD
C2
EN
A2
GND
IN-
Vo+
IN+
Vo-
TP1610
C1622
1nF
BOT_SPK_AMP_EN
SP1601
B_SPK_OUTP-2
C3
B_SPK_OUTP-1
A3
B_SPK_OUTN-1
R1634
NP
R1635
NP
L1615
NP
B_SPK_P_CON
NP
B_SPK_M_CON
SP1602
B_SPK_OUTN-2
C1632
1nF
L1616
TP1611
ESD1609
AOZ8231ADI-12
Checking if any open happened on the speaker series components

The loudspeaker can be probed at TP1610 and TP1611
The impedance of the loudspeaker should be around 8 when probing on
component
The output is a class D waveform (sample wave shown below)

May 27, 2014
QP-15G
C1628
TPA2011D1Y FFR
100nF
C1658
C1620
C1619
VPH_PWR
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QP-15G
Primary Microphone
MAIN MIC
TP1609
T_POINT_S2
ESD1608
6
5
3
2
GND4
GND3
GND2
GND1
ESD1607
SFI0402-120E330NP-LF
C1625
L1608
MIC_IN1_M
C1629
1K
R1628
1K/+-5%
C1624
4.7uF
TVM0G100M010R
OUTPUT
1K
MIC1601
MIC1_BIAS
VDD
1
L1607
MIC_IN1_P
MIC1_OUTP_1
MIC_BIAS1
MOE-C110R38-K1
C1630
Close to WCD9302
If the Primary mic is not functioning

Check mic bias at C1624. This should be 1.8V when the microphone is
enabled.
Check the microphone assembly to make certain it is not damaged, which may
indicate a broken diaphragm
May 27, 2014
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Secondary Microphone
ECHO MIC
TP1612
T_POINT_S2
C1636
C1637
1K/+-5%
C1635
4.7uF
MOE-C110R38-K1
1K
AOZ8231ADI-12
L1611
MIC_IN3_M
ESD1611
OUTPUT
6
5
3
2
ESD1610
C1634
R1636
MIC1602
VDD
MIC2_OUTP_1
1K
GND4
GND3
GND2
GND1
MIC2_BIAS
AOZ8231ADI-12
L1609
MIC_IN3_P
MIC_BIAS1
Close to WCD9302
If the Secondary mic is not functioning

Check mic bias at C1635. This should be 1.8V when the microphone is
enabled.
Check the microphone assembly to make certain it is not damaged, which
may indicate a broken diaphragm
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3.5mm Headset
L1605
CDC_HPH_REF
70R
TP1602
*TP50*
DUMMY 1601
DUMMY -SHORT 0201
C1640
C1608
33pF
ESD1603 ESD1604
DUMMY -SHORT 0201

C1607
DUMMY _C_0201
ESD1602
ESD1615
AJ017-14346A01
TEA10402V05A0
R1607
ESD1601
AOZ8231ADI-12
HPH_R
C1656
150pF
TEA10402V05A0
C1655
150pF
5
1
R1606
DUMMY _R_0201
HPH-C-JACK_L_CON
HPH-C-JACK_R_CON
HS_DET_N_CON
HPH_MIC_CON
TEA10402V05A0
33pF
1000R
1000R
1000R
1000R
HPH_GND 2
3
4
TEA10402V05A0
C1601
DUMMY _C_0201
L1601
L1602
L1603
L1604
TP1603
*TP50*
HPH-C_L_1
HPH-C_R_1
C1602
CON1601
TP1604
*TP50*
20K/+-1%
R1601
DUMMY -SHORT 0201
C1605
DUMMY _C_0201
C1654
6pF
HPH_L
12nH
R1611
MBHC_IN
DTV_ANT_1
0R/+-5%
Unmount.
HEADSET
R1604
DTV_ANT
TP1601
*TP50*
TP1605
*TP50*
DUMMY 1602
FM_ANTENNA
Close to WCD9302
C1657
DUMMY _C_0201
FM_ANT
DUMMY -SHORT 0201
2014/02/26: change to 0201 size
HEADSET MIC
TP1608
*TP50*
A3
C3
C3
C1
HPH_MIC_M
ESD1605
IP4049CX5/LF
C1612
2.2nF
R1623
2.2K/+-1%
A1
B2
C1
B2
A1
C1614
33pF
0R/+-5% HPH_MIC_P_1
A3
HPH_MIC_P_2 C1611
HPH_MIC_P
HPH_MIC_M_2 C1615
0R/+-5% HPH_MIC_M_1
C1618
33pF
C1616
5.9K/+-1%
R1626
2.2K/+-1%
MIC_BIAS2
Close to WCD9302

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Debug Procedure: Headset

At built level:
Check the pins on the headset jack for any bent pins or missing pins.
On the PCB:
Checking if any open happened on the earpiece speaker series components.

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Key TROUBLESHOOTING
May 27, 2014
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PWR KEY
R2001
R2002
200R/+-1%
PWR_KEY _CON
C2001
ESD2001
PESD5V0U1BL
*TP50*
1
SW2001
1'
2'
3
4
EVPANDE1A
DUMMY _C_0201
PHONE_ON_N
TP2001
2 1
DUMMY _R_0201
PM_RESIN_N
VREG_L6_1P8
R2005
47K/+-5%
0201_m03
TP2004
*TP50*
1
2 1
KB_VOL_UP
VOLUME UP
1'
2'
3
4
EVPANDE1A
ESD2002
PESD5V0U1BL
SW2002
VREG_L6_1P8
R2006
100K/+-5%
TP2005
*TP50*
1
2
SW2003
1
1'
2'
3
4
EVPANDE1A
ESD2005
PESD5V0U1BL
2 1
KB_VOL_DOWN
VOLUME DOWN

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Debug Procedure
At built level:
Check the pins on the keys for any bent or missing pins.
On the PCB:
Checking if any open happened on the key series components.

May 27, 2014
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WCDMA / GSM
TROUBLESHOOTING
May 27, 2014
Page 53
UMTS DTV BLOCK DIAGRAM

May 27, 2014
Page 54
UMTS DS/SS BLOCK DIAGRAM

May 27, 2014
Page 55
UMTS AWS BLOCK DIAGRAM

May 27, 2014
Page 56
WCDMA/GSM RADIO CHECK

May 27, 2014
Page 57
TXM Schematic
TXM voltage
GSM HB Rx SAW
GSM HB LNA matching of WTR2605
TXM front end matching
TXM voltage

May 27, 2014
Page 58
WCDMA B1 Tx and Rx

May 27, 2014
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WCDMA B1 TX Check Chart No TX

START
WTR2605
Voltage
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R2201,R2204,R2206,R2208,R2210,R2212,R2213,R220
7,R2202,R2203,R2205,L2201,R2209,R2211,R2214,R2
215
OK
TX VOLTAGE
CHECK?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE
C2701,C2702,C2703
OK
PA MODE &
MATCH
CHECK?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE
C2715,C2710,R2701,L2701,U2701
OK
DUPLEXER &
TXM
CHECK ?
OK
FAIL
RF
CONNECTOR
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

U2702,C2713,L2704,C2608,C2601,C2625,U2603,C2629
U2601
CHECK & REPLACE

CON2601
OK
TX LEVEL
CHECK ?
FAIL
Go to TX CHECK CHART- Low TX
OK
END
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WCDMA B1 TX Check Chart Low TX

2
OK
WTR2605
TX Level
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R2701
PDM = 82 (set same PDM count and compare Tx
power level with a good unit)
OK
PA GAIN & DPX

LOSS
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R2701,U2701,L2701,U2702,C2713,L2704
PAM Gain = 26 dB in high gain mode
DPX Loss = 1.5~3 dB
OK
TXM LOSS
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

L2704,C2625,U2603,U2601,C2629
OK
RF
CONNECTOR
CHECK
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

CON2601
OK
END
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WCDMA B1 RX Check Chart
START
XO
Frequency
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2306,C2308
XO Frequency = 19.2 MHz
OK
WTR2605
Voltage
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R2201,R2204,R2206,R2208,R2210,R2212,R2213,R220
7,R2202,R2203,R2205,L2201,R2209,R2211,R2214,R2
215
OK
DPX
MATCHING
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

U2702,C2713,L2704
FAIL
OK
TXM&RF
OK
CONNECTOR
CHECK ?
OK
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE
U2601,C2625,U2603,C2629,C2608,C2601,CON2601
END

May 27, 2014
Page 62
B1 TRX Circuits (PA + DPX )
PA voltage
Input Matching for LNA of WTR2605
DUP
Input match for PA
PA
Output match for PA
Matching for duplexer

antenna port

May 27, 2014
Page 63
B1 TRX Circuits (WTR + PA + DPX + TXM) Layout

WTR0_PA_ON_B1
WTR0_PA_R0
B1 PA output
matching
Matching
for DP
Ant port
WTR2605
B1 DPX
TXM
matching
for
Connector
WTR2605 LNA input

matching
ANT CON
May 27, 2014
Page 64

START
WTR2605
Voltage
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R2201,R2204,R2206,R2208,R2210,R2212,R2213,R220
7,R2202,R2203,R2205,L2201,R2209,R2211,R2214,R2
215
OK
TX VOLTAGE
CHECK?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE
C2801,C2802,C2803
OK
PA MODE &
MATCH
CHECK?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE
C2819,C2811,C2809,L2801,U2801
OK
DUPLEXER &
SP10T
CHECK ?
OK
FAIL
RF
CONNECTOR
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

U2802,C2812,L2804,C2601,C2608,C2625,U2601
CHECK & REPLACE

CON2601
OK
TX LEVEL
CHECK ?
FAIL
OK
END
May 27, 2014
Page 65

2
OK
WTR2605
TX Level
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R2801
OK
PA GAIN & DPX

LOSS
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R2801,C2809,C2810,C2801,C2803,L2801,
U2802,L2804,C2812
PA Gain = 26~30 dB in high gain mode
DPX Loss = 2.1~2.9 dB
OK
TXM LOSS
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

L2804,U2601,C2625,U2603,C2629
OK
RF
CONNECTOR
CHECK
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2601
OK
END

May 27, 2014
Page 66
START
XO
Frequency
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2306,C2308
OK
WTR2605
Voltage
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R2201,R2204,R2206,R2208,R2210,R2212,R2213,R220
7,R2202,R2203,R2205,L2201,R2209,R2211,R2214,R2
215
OK
DPX &
MATCHING
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

U2802,L2804,C2812
OK
RF CON.
&TXM
OK
CHECK
?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

U2601,C2625,U2603,C2629,C2608,C2601,CON2601
OK
END

May 27, 2014
Page 67
B2 TRX Circuits (PA + DPX)
Input match for PA
PA voltage
PA voltage
DUP
Output match for PA

Matching for DPX
antenna port

May 27, 2014
Input Matching for LNA

of WTR2605
Page 68
WTR0_PA_R0
WTR0_PA_ON_B2
PA output matching
Matching for
TXM antenna
port
DPX matching
ANT CON
Input Matching for

LNA of WTR2605
May 27, 2014
Page 69
WCDMA B4 Tx and Rx

May 27, 2014
Page 70
WCDMA B4 Tx Check Chart No TX

START
WTR2605
Voltage
CHECK ?
AIL
CHECK & REPLACE

F
R2201,R2204,R2206,R2208,R2210,R2212,R2213,R220
7,R2202,R2203,R2205,L2201,R2209,R2211,R2214,R2
215
AIL
F
CHECK & REPLACE
C2724,C2725,C2723
AIL
F
CHECK & REPLACE
C2716,R2706,C2724,C2725,C2715,C261
7,C2618,U2705,C2726,C2704
O
K
TX VOLTAGE
CHECK?
O
K
PA MODE &
MATCH
CHECK?
O
K
DUPLEXER &
TXM
CHECK ?
O
K
RF
CONNECTOR
CHECK ?
F
AIL
CHECK & REPLACE

U2702,L2704,C2713,C2601,C2608,C2625,U
2601,U2603,C2629
F
AIL
CHECK & REPLACE

CON2601
O
K
TX LEVEL
CHECK ?
F
AIL
O
K
END
May 27, 2014
Page 71
WCDMA B4 Tx Check Chart Low TX

2
O
K
WTR2605
TX Level
CHECK ?
AIL
FCHECK & REPLACE

C2176,R2706
O
K
PA GAIN & DPX

LOSS
CHECK ?
AIL
CHECK & REPLACE

FUC2716,R2706,C2724,C2725,C2715,C2617,C2618,U2
705,C2726,C2704,U2702,L2704,C2713
PAM Gain = 26~30 dB in high gain mode
DPX Loss = 1.5~2 dB
O
K
TXM LOSS
CHECK ?
AIL
F
CHECK & REPLACE
L2704,C2625,U2601,U2603,C2629
AIL
F
CHECK & REPLACE
CON2601
O
K
RF
CONNECTOR
CHECK
O
K
END
May 27, 2014
Page 72

START
XO
Frequency
CHECK ?
AIL
CHECK & REPLACE

F C2306,C2308
O
K
WTR2605
Voltage
CHECK ?
AIL
CHECK & REPLACE

F R2201,R2204,R2206,R2208,R2210,R2212,R2213,R220
7,R2202,R2203,R2205,L2201,R2209,R2211,R2214,R2
215
O
K
F
DPX &
MATCHING
CHECK ?
AIL
CHECK & REPLACE

U2702,L2704,C2713
O
K
RF CON.&
TXM CHECK ?
O
K
AIL
F CHECK & REPLACE

U2601,C2625,U2603,C2629,C2608,C2601,CON2601
O
K
END

May 27, 2014
Page 73
WCDMA B4 TX AND RX
B4 Duplexer&
B4 LNA Matching
Tx Matching
B4 TX
WTR Output
B4 RX
B4 Duplexer
WTR Input
Antenna Port
PA voltage
B4 PA output Matching
PA input matching
U2705 ( B4 PA )

May 27, 2014
Page 74
WCDMA B4 TRX LAYOUT (WTR + PA + DPX +TXM)

WTR0_PA_ON_B1
Output match
for PA
WTR0_PA_R0
WTR0_PA_R1
Matching for
TXM antenna
port
WTR2605
B4 DPX& Matching
Motorola Mobility ANT

Confidential
CON Restricted:
May 27, 2014
Input Matching for

LNA of WTR2605
Page 75
WCDMA B5 Tx and Rx

May 27, 2014
Page 76

START
WTR2605
Voltage
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R2201,R2204,R2206,R2208,R2210,R2212,R2213,R220
7,R2202,R2203,R2205,L2201,R2209,R2211,R2214,R2
215
OK
TX VOLTAGE
CHECK?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE
C2801,C2802,C2803
OK
PA MODE &
MATCH
CHECK?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE
R2801,C2809,C2810,C2801,C2803,L2801
OK
DUPLEXER &
TXM
CHECK ?
OK
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

U2802,L2804,C2812,C2601,C2608,C2625,U2601,U2603,C2629
FAIL
RF
CONNECTOR
CHECK ?
CHECK & REPLACE

CON2601
OK
TX LEVEL
CHECK ?
FAIL
OK
END
May 27, 2014
Page 77

2
OK
WTR2605
TX Level
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R2801
OK
PA GAIN & DPX

LOSS
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R2801,C2809,C2810,C2801,C2803,L2805,
U2803,R2805,C2818
DPX Loss = 2.0~3.5 dB
OK
TXM LOSS
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

L2805,C2625,U2601,U2603,C2629
OK
RF
CONNECTOR
CHECK
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

CON2601
OK
END

May 27, 2014
Page 78
START
XO
Frequency
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2306,C2308
OK
WTR2605
Voltage
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R2201,R2204,R2206,R2208,R2210,R2212,R2213,R220
7,R2202,R2203,R2205,L2201,R2209,R2211,R2214,R2
215
OK
DPX &
MATCHING
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

U2803,R2805,C2818
OK
TXM
RF CON.
CHECK
?
OK
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2601,C2608,C2625,U2601,U2603,C2629,CON2601
OK
END

May 27, 2014
Page 79

PA voltage
Input match for PA
PA voltage
PA Output matching
Input Matching for LNA

of WTR2605
DUP
Matching for
duplexer antenna
port

May 27, 2014
Page 80

Input match
for PA
WTR0_PA_ON_B5
WTR0_PA_R0
Output
match for
PA
Input Matching
for LNA of
WTR2605
DPX matching
for ANT port
Matching for
TXM antenna
port

Do notANT
share
without consent from Motorola
CON
May 27, 2014
Page 81
WCDMA B8 Tx and Rx

May 27, 2014
Page 82

START
WTR2605
Voltage
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R2201,R2204,R2206,R2208,R2210,R2212,R2213,R220
7,R2202,R2203,R2205,L2201,R2209,R2211,R2214,R2
215
OK
TX VOLTAGE
CHECK?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE
C2701,C2702,C2703
OK
PA MODE &
MATCH
CHECK?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE
C2715,C2714,R2701,L2705,U2701
OK
DUPLEXER &
TXM
CHECK ?
OK
FAIL
RF
CONNECTOR
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

U2703,C2719,L2706,C2608,C2601,C2625,U2603,C2629
U2601
CHECK & REPLACE

C2601
OK
TX LEVEL
CHECK ?
FAIL
OK
END
May 27, 2014
Page 83

2
OK
WTR2605
TX Level
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R2701
OK
PA GAIN & DPX

LOSS
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R2701,U2701,L2705,L2703,C2719,L2706
DPX Loss = 2.1~3.2
OK
TXM LOSS
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2719,C2625,U2601,U2603,C2629
OK
RF
CONNECTOR
CHECK
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

CON2601
OK
END
May 27, 2014
Page 84
START
XO
Frequency
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2306,C2308
OK
WTR2605
Voltage
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R2201,R2204,R2206,R2208,R2210,R2212,R2213,R220
7,R2202,R2203,R2205,L2201,R2209,R2211,R2214,R2
215
OK
DPX &
MATCHING
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

U2703,L2706,C2719
OK
TXM,
RF CON.
CHECK
?
OK
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2601,C2608,C2625,U2601,U2603,C2629,CON2601
OK
END

May 27, 2014
Page 85
PA voltage
PA
Input match for PA
Output match for PA
DUP
Matching for duplexer

antenna port

May 27, 2014
Input Matching
for LNA of
WTR2605
Page 86

WTR0_PA_ON_B8
WTR0_PA_R0
B8 PA output
matching
B8 DPX
Matching
for DP
Ant port
WTR2605
TXM
matching
for
Connector
matching for DPX
WTR2605 LNA input

matching
ANT CON
May 27, 2014
Page 87
GSM Quad Band Rx

May 27, 2014
Page 88
WCDMA/CDMA/GSM RADIO CHECK

May 27, 2014
Page 89
GSM850 Receiver UMTS Global & AWS Check Chart
START
XO
Frequency
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2306, C2307
XO Freq = 19.2 MHz
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2201, C2205, C2209, C2212
OK
WTR2605
Voltage
CHECK ?
OK
DPX
MATCHING
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2807, C2813, C2817, C2818, L2806, L2807,
R2805, U2803
OK
SP10T,
RF CON.
CHECK
?
OK
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2602, C2612, C2625, C2626,C2628, C2629,
CON2601, R2602, U2601, U2603
OK
END

May 27, 2014
Page 90
GSM850 Receiver Circuitry-UMTS Global & AWS

FDD B26( B5)/ BC10 TRX
L2806
C2817
15nH
WTR0_PRX_LB2_3
33pF
SAY FH831MBA0F0AR05
L2807
9
8
GND4
DUMMY _C_0201
WTR0_PRX_LB2
1
RX
TX
GND2
GND3
DUMMY _C_0402
WTR0_PRX_LB2_2
100pF
GND6
GND5
ANT
GND1
U2803
WTR0_PRX_LB2_1
B5_PA_out_1
C2815
C2814
12nH
Please close to WTR

C2813
L2805
10pF
R2805
9.1nH
WTR0_TRX_B5_1
WTR0_TRX_B5
C2807
C2818
4.7pF
DUMMY _C_0201
VPH_PWR
C2602
22pF
R2601
WTR0_PDET_IN
DUMMY _R_0402
U2602
1842.5/1960MHz
ANT0_CPL
C2604
2.7nH
GSM_RX_PCS
8
GSM_RX_PCS_1 9
Input
GND
GND
GND
Input
P_ANT
C2630
1pF
GND
GND
Output
GND
NC
VBATT
GND
TRX4
GND
TRX3
GND
TRX2
GND
TRX1
GND
GND
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
6
7
GND
GND
GND
VCC
VCC
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
Please close to WT
3
2
L2602
4.3nH
WTR0
L2601
1WTR0_PRX_MB3_1
WTR0_PRX_MB3_2
33pF
L2603
10
C2605
DUMMY _C_0201
SPDT_OUT
RX2
SPDT_IN
RX1
GND
GND
ANT
GND
GND
(1960MHz)
WTR0_TXM_CTL0
NC
SPDT
RF_IN
SW1
SW0
HB_EN
LB_EN
MODE0
MODE1
GND
(1842.5/1960MHz)
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
C2603
GSM_RX_DCS_1
3nH
GSM_RX_DCS
(1842.5MHz)
U2601
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
DUMMY _C_0603
GND
C2601
WTR0_TRX_B8
WTR0_TRX_B5
WTR0_TRX_B1
WTR0_TRX_B2
C2631
1.2pF
DUMMY _C_0201
SKY 77573-21
WTR0_RF_TX_DA_1
VPH_PWR
C2625
3nH
WTR0_TXM_CTL1
P_ANT_1
WTR0_TXM_CTL2
C2608
DUMMY _C_0201
DUMMY _C_0603
WTR0_PA_R1
C2618
C2619
DUMMY _C_0201 DUMMY _C_0201DUMMY _C_0201

DUMMY _C_0201
C2628
0.5pF
C2620
DUMMY _C_0201
C2617
P_ANT_2
C2627
May 27, 2014
R2602
51R/+-1%
C2629
3.4nH
P_ANT_3
IN
IN
U2603
HHM22106B1
COUPLING
OUT
P_ANT_4 2
WTR0_PA_R0
signal
GND1
CON2601
MM8030-2610RK0
GND2
CON2602
KMC1001-F016-7F
WTR0_TXM_CTL3
WTR0_TXM_CTL4
C2614
C2626
0.5pF
50ohm terminateOUT
0.1uF
C2612
C2613
DUMMY _C_0201
C2611
4.7uF
100pF
GND2 GND1
C2610
C2609
DUMMY _C_0201
ANT0_CPL
Page 91
DPX
WTR2605
TXM

May 27, 2014
Page 92
GSM900 Receiver UMTS Global Check Chart
START
XO
Frequency
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2306, C2307
XO Freq = 19.2 MHz
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2201, C2205, C2209, C2212
OK
WTR2605
Voltage
CHECK ?
OK
DPX
MATCHING
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2719, C2721, C2728, C2732, L2706, L2707, U2703
OK
SP10T,
RF CON.
CHECK
?
OK
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2602, C2612, C2625, C2626,C2628, C2629,
CON2601, R2602, U2601, U2603
OK
END

May 27, 2014
Page 93
B8
GSM900 Receiver Circuitry-UMTS
Global
1
Rx
WTR0_PRX_LB1_1
GND
3
Tx
GND
ANT
GND
9
8
GND
GND
GND
U2703
D5PF942M5M3G6MZ
B8_PA_out_1
WTR0_TRX_B8_1
C2719
WTR0_TRX_B8
L2706 33pF
5.6nH
Please close to WTR
C2721
33pF
C2722
L2707
WTR0_RX_G900_3
C2720
WTR0_PRX_LB1_2
WTR0_PRX_LB1
WTR0_RX_G900_1
DUMMY _C_0201
12nH
C2728
DUMMY _C_0201
DUMMY _C_0201
4
UNBAL Port
GND
3
UNBAL Port
GND
GND
U2706
C2727
DUMMY _C_0201
C2732
DUMMY _C_0201
942.5MHz
GSM 900 RX
VPH_PWR
C2602
22pF
R2601
WTR0_PDET_IN
DUMMY _R_0402
U2602
1842.5/1960MHz
GSM_RX_PCS
NC
VBATT
GND
TRX4
GND
TRX3
GND
TRX2
GND
TRX1
GND
GND
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
8
GSM_RX_PCS_1 9
Input
GND
Input
GND
Output
Please close to WT
GND
P_ANT
C2630
1pF
GND
GND
GND
ANT0_CPL
C2604
2.7nH
GND
GND
GND
VCC
VCC
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
SPDT_OUT
RX2
SPDT_IN
RX1
GND
GND
ANT
GND
GND
L2602
4.3nH
WTR0
L2601
1WTR0_PRX_MB3_1
WTR0_PRX_MB3_2
33pF
L2603
10
C2605
DUMMY _C_0201
NC
SPDT
RF_IN
SW1
SW0
HB_EN
LB_EN
MODE0
MODE1
GND
(1960MHz)
WTR0_TXM_CTL0
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
(1842.5/1960MHz)
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
C2603
GSM_RX_DCS_1
3nH
GSM_RX_DCS
(1842.5MHz)
U2601
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
DUMMY _C_0603
GND
C2601
WTR0_TRX_B8
WTR0_TRX_B5
WTR0_TRX_B1
WTR0_TRX_B2
C2631
1.2pF
DUMMY _C_0201
SKY 77573-21
WTR0_RF_TX_DA_1
VPH_PWR
C2625
3nH
WTR0_TXM_CTL1
P_ANT_1
WTR0_TXM_CTL2
C2608
DUMMY _C_0201
DUMMY _C_0603
WTR0_PA_R1
C2618
C2619

DUMMY _C_0201
C2628
0.5pF
C2620
DUMMY _C_0201
May 27, 2014
C2617
P_ANT_2
C2627
R2602
51R/+-1%
C2629
3.4nH
P_ANT_3
IN
IN
U2603
HHM22106B1
COUPLING
OUT
Page 94
P_ANT_4 2
WTR0_PA_R0
signal
GND1
CON2601
MM8030-2610RK0
GND2
CON2602
KMC1001-F016-7F
WTR0_TXM_CTL3
WTR0_TXM_CTL4
C2614
C2626
0.5pF
50ohm terminateOUT
0.1uF
C2612
C2613
DUMMY _C_0201
C2611
4.7uF
100pF
GND2 GND1
C2610
C2609
DUMMY _C_0201
ANT0_CPL
GSM900 Receiver Circuitry-UMTS Global

DPX
WTR2605
TXM

May 27, 2014
Page 95
GSM900 Receiver UMTS AWS Check Chart
START
XO
Frequency
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2306, C2307
XO Freq = 19.2 MHz
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2201, C2205, C2209, C2212
OK
WTR2605
Voltage
CHECK ?
OK
SAW
MATCHING
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2720, C2722, L2707, U2706
OK
SP10T,
RF CON.
CHECK
?
OK
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2602, C2612, C2625, C2626,C2628, C2629,
CON2601, R2602, U2601, U2603
OK
END

May 27, 2014
Page 96
1
Rx
9
8
WTR0_PRX_LB1_1
GND
GND
GND
ANT
GND
GND
GND
Tx
U2703
D5PF942M5M3G6MZ
DUMMY _C_0402
GSM900 Receiver Circuitry-UMTS AWS

WTR0_TRX_B8_1
C2719
WTR0_TRX_B8
10pF
L2706
7.5nH
VCC_APT
Please close to WTR
C2721
33pF
C2722
B4_PA_out_1
2.7nH
L2709
5.6nH
C2728
DUMMY _C_0201
33pF
C2727
DUMMY _C_0201
U2706
UNBAL Port
UNBAL Port
GND
C2732
DUMMY _C_0201
GSM 900 RX
942.5MHz
GND
GND
L2708
1.5pF
WTR0_PRX_LB1
12nH
C2726
B4_PA_out
WTR0_PRX_LB1_2
33pF
C2725
2.2uF
WTR0_RX_G900_1
C2723
22pF
L2707
WTR0_RX_G900_3
C2720
VPH_PWR
C2602
22pF
R2601
WTR0_PDET_IN
DUMMY _R_0402
U2602
1842.5/1960MHz
GSM_RX_PCS
NC
VBATT
GND
TRX4
GND
TRX3
GND
TRX2
GND
TRX1
GND
GND
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
8
GSM_RX_PCS_1 9
Input
GND
Input
GND
Output
Please close to WTR
GND
P_ANT
C2630
1pF
GND
GND
GND
ANT0_CPL
C2604
2.7nH
GND
GND
GND
VCC
VCC
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
SPDT_OUT
RX2
SPDT_IN
RX1
GND
GND
ANT
GND
GND
L2602
4.3nH
WTR0_PRX_M
L2601
1WTR0_PRX_MB3_1
WTR0_PRX_MB3_2
33pF
L2603
10
C2605
DUMMY _C_0201
NC
SPDT
RF_IN
SW1
SW0
HB_EN
LB_EN
MODE0
MODE1
GND
(1960MHz)
WTR0_TXM_CTL0
GSM_RX_DCS
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
(1842.5/1960MHz)
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
C2603
GSM_RX_DCS_1
3nH
(1842.5MHz)
U2601
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
DUMMY _C_0603
GND
C2601
WTR0_TRX_B8
WTR0_TRX_B5
WTR0_TRX_B1
WTR0_TRX_B2
C2631
1.2pF
DUMMY _C_0201
SKY 77573-21
WTR0_RF_TX_DA_1
VPH_PWR
C2625
3nH
WTR0_TXM_CTL1
P_ANT_1
WTR0_TXM_CTL2
DUMMY _C_0201
DUMMY _C_0603
WTR0_PA_R1
C2619
DUMMY _C_0201
C2628
0.5pF
C2620
DUMMY _C_0201
C2618
R2602

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51R/+-1%
P_ANT_2
C2627
C2629
3.4nH
P_ANT_3
IN
U2603
HHM22106B1
COUPLING
IN
OUT
P_ANT_4 2
WTR0_PA_R0
GND1
signal
GND2
WTR0_TXM_CTL4
CON2601
MM8030-2610RK0
50ohm terminateOUT
CON2602
KMC1001-F016-7F
WTR0_TXM_CTL3
C2617
C2614
C2626
0.5pF
0.1uF
C2608
100pF
C2613
DUMMY _C_0201
C2612
C2609
DUMMY _C_0201
C2611
4.7uF
GND2 GND1
C2610
ANT0_CPL
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TXM
SAW
WTR2605

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START
XO
Frequency
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2306, C2307
XO Freq = 19.2 MHz
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2201, C2205, C2209, C2212
OK
WTR2605
Voltage
CHECK ?
OK
SAW
MATCHING
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2603, C2607, C2631, L2601, L2602, L2603, U2602
OK
SP10T,
RF CON.
CHECK
?
OK
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2602, C2612, C2625, C2626,C2628, C2629,
CON2601, R2602, U2601, U2603
OK
END

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C2602
22pF
WTR0_TRX_B8
WTR0_TRX_B5
WTR0_TRX_B1
WTR0_TRX_B2
R2601
WTR0_PDET_IN
DUMMY _R_0402
ANT0_CPL
C2604
2.7nH
GSM_RX_PCS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
8
GSM_RX_PCS_1 9
GND
GND
GND
Input
GND
Output
Please close to WTR
GND
L2602
C2607
4.3nH
WTR0_PRX_MB3_3
L2601
1WTR0_PRX_MB3_1
WTR0_PRX_MB3_2
33pF
WTR0_PRX_MB3
33pF
L2603
10
P_ANT
C2630
1pF
GND
Input
GND
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
NC
VBATT
GND
TRX4
GND
TRX3
GND
TRX2
GND
TRX1
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
VCC
VCC
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
SPDT_OUT
RX2
SPDT_IN
RX1
GND
GND
ANT
GND
GND
(1960MHz)
NC
SPDT
RF_IN
SW1
SW0
HB_EN
LB_EN
MODE0
MODE1
GND
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
(1842.5/1960MHz)
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
C2603
GSM_RX_DCS_1
3nH
GSM_RX_DCS
(1842.5MHz)
U2601
C2631
1.2pF
DUMMY _C_0201
SKY 77573-21
VPH_PWR
C2610
100pF
C2611
4.7uF
C2612
0.1uF
C2608
C2625
3nH
P_ANT_1
DUMMY _C_0603
C2614
C2626
0.5pF
DUMMY _C_0201
DUMMY _C_0201
C2628
0.5pF
R2602
3
IN
C2627
DUMMY _C_0201
P_ANT_2
GND1
C2629
3.4nH
P_ANT_3
U2603
HHM22106B1
COUPLING
C2620
IN
GND2
3
OUT
P_ANT_4 2
50ohm terminateOUT
signal
CON2601
MM8030-2610RK0
GND2 GND1
CON2602
KMC1001-F016-7F
ANT0_CPL
51R/+-1%

ANT2601
QM-12G
ANT2602
QM-12G
_C_0201
U2602
1842.5/1960MHz
603
May 27, 2014

C2621
6.2nH
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TXM
SAW

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START
XO
Frequency
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2306, C2307
XO Freq = 19.2 MHz
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2201, C2205, C2209, C2212
OK
WTR2605
Voltage
CHECK ?
OK
SAW
MATCHING
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2604, C2607, C2630, L2601, L2602, L2603, U2602
OK
SP10T,
RF CON.
CHECK
?
OK
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C2602, C2612, C2625, C2626,C2628, C2629,
CON2601, R2602, U2601, U2603
OK
END

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C2602
22pF
WTR0_TRX_B8
WTR0_TRX_B5
WTR0_TRX_B1
WTR0_TRX_B2
R2601
WTR0_PDET_IN
DUMMY _R_0402
ANT0_CPL
C2604
2.7nH
GSM_RX_PCS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
8
GSM_RX_PCS_1 9
GND
GND
GND
Input
GND
Output
Please close to WTR
GND
L2602
C2607
4.3nH
WTR0_PRX_MB3_3
L2601
1WTR0_PRX_MB3_1
WTR0_PRX_MB3_2
33pF
WTR0_PRX_MB3
33pF
L2603
10
P_ANT
C2630
1pF
GND
Input
GND
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
NC
VBATT
GND
TRX4
GND
TRX3
GND
TRX2
GND
TRX1
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
VCC
VCC
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
SPDT_OUT
RX2
SPDT_IN
RX1
GND
GND
ANT
GND
GND
(1960MHz)
NC
SPDT
RF_IN
SW1
SW0
HB_EN
LB_EN
MODE0
MODE1
GND
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
(1842.5/1960MHz)
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
C2603
GSM_RX_DCS_1
3nH
GSM_RX_DCS
(1842.5MHz)
U2601
C2631
1.2pF
DUMMY _C_0201
SKY 77573-21
VPH_PWR
C2610
100pF
C2611
4.7uF
C2612
0.1uF
C2608
C2625
3nH
P_ANT_1
DUMMY _C_0603
C2614
C2626
0.5pF
DUMMY _C_0201
DUMMY _C_0201
C2628
0.5pF
R2602
3
IN
C2627
DUMMY _C_0201
P_ANT_2
GND1
C2629
3.4nH
P_ANT_3
U2603
HHM22106B1
COUPLING
C2620
IN
GND2
3
OUT
P_ANT_4 2
50ohm terminateOUT
signal
CON2601
MM8030-2610RK0
GND2 GND1
CON2602
KMC1001-F016-7F
ANT0_CPL
51R/+-1%

ANT2601
QM-12G
ANT2602
QM-12G
_C_0201
U2602
1842.5/1960MHz
603
May 27, 2014

C2621
6.2nH
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WTR2605
TXM
SAW

May 27, 2014
Page 104
WCDMA B1/B2/B4/B8 and CDMA BC0/BC1/BC10

Diversity Rx

May 27, 2014
Page 105
Diversity RX Check Chart For CDMA BC0, BC1, BC10

START
XO
Frequency
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R3200,C3204
XO Freq = 19.2 MHz
OK
WFR2600
Voltage
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R3310,C3310,C3311, R3312, C3312, R3313, C3313,
R3314, C3314, R3315, C3315, R3320, C3320, C3321,
R3300, C3300, C3301, R3302, C3302, R3303, C3303,
R3304, C3304
OK
Antenna Con.
Check
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

L173, C174, L172, C173, C171, R135
OK
SP4T RF
CON. CHECK?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C171, C4803,
OK
Matching CON.
CHECK?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C4823, FL4820, C4821, C4822, C4824, C4819,
L4811, C4812, C4819
OK
END

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Diversity RX Check Chart For UMTS Global B1, B8

START
XO
Frequency
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R3200,C3204
XO Freq = 19.2 MHz
OK
WFR2600
Voltage
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R3310,C3310,C3311, R3312, C3312, R3313, C3313,
R3314, C3314, R3315, C3315, R3320, C3320, C3321,
R3300, C3300, C3301, R3302, C3302, R3303, C3303,
R3304, C3304
OK
Antenna Con.
Check
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

L173, C174, L172, C173, C171, R135
OK
SP4T RF
CON. CHECK?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C171, C4803, U4800
OK
Matching CON.
CHECK?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C4818, FL4805, L4806, C4807, C4805, C4820,
FL4815, C4815
OK
END

May 27, 2014
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Diversity RX Check Chart For UMTS AWS B2, B4

START
XO
Frequency
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R3200,C3204
XO Freq = 19.2 MHz
OK
WFR2600
Voltage
CHECK ?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

R3310,C3310,C3311, R3312, C3312, R3313, C3313,
R3314, C3314, R3315, C3315, R3320, C3320, C3321,
R3300, C3300, C3301, R3302, C3302, R3303, C3303,
R3304, C3304
OK
Antenna Con.
Check
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

L173, C174, L172, C173, C171, R135
OK
SP4T RF
CON. CHECK?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C171, C4803, U4800
OK
Matching CON.
CHECK?
FAIL
CHECK & REPLACE

C4819, FL4810, L4811, C4812, C4819, C4818,
FL4805, L4806, C4807, C4805
OK
END

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SP4T and Matching Circuits
SP4T Circuits

Matching Circuits
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Antenna Circuits

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Page 110
WFR2600 Voltage Supply Circuits

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XO Supply Circuit

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Page 112
SP4T, Voltage Supply, XO, and Matching Circuits Layout
Matching
Voltage Supply
XO
B8
BC1/B2
B1/4
BC0, BC10

SP4T
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Antenna Matching Circuit Layout

May 27, 2014
Page 114
GSM Quad Band Tx

May 27, 2014
Page 115
GSM QUAD BAND TX CHECK CHART NO TX

R2301
3.7nH
WTR0_RF_TX_DA_1
QB(GSM)
WTR26
C2301
WTR0_RF_TX_DA_1_1
33pF
C2303
DUMMY _C_0201
C2302
0.5pF
WTR0_RF_TX_DA_1_0
U2301A
7
C2304
(B1/B8 or B4)
100pF
WTR0_RF_TX_DA_2_1
(B2/B5,BC0/BC1/BC10)
WTR0_RF_TX_DA_2
WTR0_RF_TX_DA_3
22
GND
10
U2602
PDET_RFFB_IN
1842.5/1960MHz
TX_BB_IP
TX_BB_IM
4
GND
RX_LB1_IN 3
GND
2
GND
1WTR0_PRX_MB3_1
Output
RX_LB2_IN
TX_BB_QP
TX_BB_QM
L2601
WTR0_PRX_MB3_2
DAC_REF
DNC1
GP_DATA0
SKY 77573-21
WTR0_PRX_MB1
VPH_PWR
GP_DATA1
4
RX_MB1_IN
GND17
SSBI_TX_GNSS
C2610
100pF
C2611
4.7uF
C2612
0.1uF
C2608
RX_MB2_IN
C2625
3nH
P_ANT_1
SSBI_RX
RF_ON
DUMMY _C_0603
DUMMY _C_0201
RX_BB_IP
RX_BB_IM
RX_BB_QP
C2629
11 3.4nH
GNSS_RF_INP_ANT_2
GNSS_BB_IP
DUMMY _C_0201
C2628
0.5pF
3
IN
C2627
GNSS_BB_IM
IN
P_ANT_3
GND1
3
OUT
XO_IN
P_ANT_4 2
RX_BB_QM
CON2601
MM8030-2610RK0
50ohm terminateOUT
signal
GND2 GND1
3
3
2
12
18
23
24
36
53
58
57
56
8
13
C2614
C2626
3
0.5pF RX_MB3_IN
CON2602
KMC1001-F016-7F
33pF
C2631
1.2pF
(B1)
32
TX3_OUT
10
NC
VBATT
GND
TRX4
GND
TRX3
GND
TRX2
GND
TRX1
GND
GND
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
GND
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
C2630
1pF
GND
GND
GND
VCC
VCC
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
SPDT_OUT
RX2
SPDT_IN
RX1
GND
GND
ANT
GND
GND
(1960MHz)
NC
SPDT
RF_IN
SW1
SW0
HB_EN
LB_EN
MODE0
MODE1
GND
WTR0_PRX_LB1
21
20
19
ANT0_CPL
18
GSM_RX_PCS
17
WTR0_PRX_LB2
16
15
P_ANT
14
13
Input
(B8 or GSM900 RX)
7
GND
8
C2604
GND
2.7nH
(B5)GSM_RX_PCS_1 9 Input
GND1
TX2_OUT
(1842.5/1960MHz)
(1842.5MHz)
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
WTR0_PDET_IN
U2601
TX1_OUT
GNSS_BB_QP
U2603
HHM22106B1
GNSS_BB_QM
61
55
49
43
60
62
51
45
41

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GND2
COUPLING
WTR-2605-0-62WLNSP-TR-07-1
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QRCT GSM POWER TRANSMIT

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WLAN / BT / FM
TROUBLESHOOTING
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Page 120
Bluetooth/WiFi Power-On Failure
WLAN/BT power-on failure Symptoms:

WLAN DL test firmware test commands fail
Bluetooth power-on test commands fail

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Page 121
Step 1 for BT/Wi-Fi Power-On Failure
Check if the other functionality fails as well, e.g. check WLAN power
on if Bluetooth can not be powered on. Check Bluetooth power on
if WLAN can not be powered on.
Both WLAN and Bluetooth share the same IC and most of the circuit,
so if one of the BT/Wi-Fi fails, the other should fail as well. If only
one of them fails, it is highly likely that it is not a hardware problem
and it could just that the BT/Wi-Fi is turned on through the UI already
and the test commands can not turn it on again.

May 27, 2014
Page 122

If both BT and WLAN fails, it is highly indicative of a hardware failure.
Location of the Bluetooth and WLAN circuit (Shown on the next few pages)
Check for any visible damage around the BT/WLAN antenna/IC area.
BT/Wi-Fi Antenna SchemaHc

May 27, 2014
Page 123
RF & 19.2MHz TCXO Input Schematic
RF output

May 27, 2014
Page 124
Power Supply Schematic

May 27, 2014
Page 125
Part Placement

May 27, 2014
Page 126
Antenna Part Placement

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Page 127
Part Placement - 1

May 27, 2014
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Part Placement - 2
RF Components
VREG_L16_3P0 Components
19.2MHz TCXO Components
C3207
VREG_L10_1P8 Component
VREG_L6_1P8 Component
May 27, 2014
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If no visible damage can be seen, check for any visible damage on the IC and
components. Look for misplaced or damaged components.

May 27, 2014
Page 131
Debugging BT / WLAN Power-Up Failure

Check clock supplies
19.2MHz Clock: NET RFCLK_WCN check at component C3213
Check DC Voltages:
Typical DC voltages in WCN3620 (U3202) area
C3205, C3206, C3223, C3210, C3212, C3214, C3215, C3217, C3218,
L3208, C3219 and C3220 should be 1.3V.
C3222 and C3221 should be 3.3V.

May 27, 2014
Page 132
Debugging BT / WLAN Power-Up Failure

Check connections WCN3620 and MSM8226:
WLAN: no probing point use x-ray or other means to make sure following
is soldered properly
Pins 54, 59, 47, and 53 of U3202 (these are connection points of IQ
lines)
Pins 55, 26, and 48 of U3202(these are connection points of DATA lines)
Bluetooth: no probing point use x-ray or other means to make sure
following is soldered properly
Pins 18, 33, and 28 of U3202 (these are connection points of control,
SSBI and data lines)

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Page 133
Debugging BT/WLAN Low TX Power
Probe and measure the output power at the antenna contact area and see in a
spectrum analyzer if you see if the phone is transmitting any power
For WiFi, please measure the output power in FTM(PD terminal).
For BT, please measure the output power in FTM mode(PD terminal).
BT test mode command:
Bluetooth Module On
Bluetooth Settxmode Channel39 DH1 PRBS9 Class1
WiFi test mode command:
WiFi module on
WiFi setchannel 7
WiFi setdatarate 11B_LONG_11_MBPS
WiFi settxpower 18
WiFi txmode on
WiFi txmode off
May 27, 2014
Page 134
Bluetooth/WiFi TX/RX RF Failure

BT/Wi-Fi TX/RX RF failure
Symptoms:
Wi-Fi Radiated TX test value out of limits

Bluetooth radiated TX test value out of limits
Wi-Fi scan test fails
Bluetooth ping test fails

May 27, 2014
Page 135
Step 1 for BT/Wi-Fi TX/RX RF Failure

Look for visible damage of the BT/WiFi Antenna, Antenna Contacts and BT/WiFi
circuits

May 27, 2014
Page 136
Step 2 for BT/Wi-Fi TX/RX RF Failure

If there is no visible sign of antenna damage and antenna contacts damage,
its most likely something wrong in the BT/Wi-Fi chips or circuits.
Look for misplaced or damaged RF front-end components. Please refer to
the previous slide describing the layout of the WLAN circuit.
It is recommended to probe the amplitude of the TX signal along the RF path
to look for the failure component.

May 27, 2014
Page 137
Debugging FM RSSI Failure

If FM RSSI is out of limits
Check whether the headset connection between the phone and the FM signal
generator are correctly done
Check and make sure that the headset jack is not damaged
Then check for any visible damage around the FM antenna/Antenna matching
components
Check whether the FM Rx matching components placed correctly/damaged
Then Check connections between WCN3620 and MSM8226:
FM: no probing point use x-ray or other means to make sure following is
soldered properly
Pins 50 of U3202 (FM Rx RF line)
Pins 41 and 46 of U3202 (these are connection points of SSBI and
DATA lines)
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FM Rx Matching/WAN Filtering Components
FM Rx matching/
WAN ltering
components

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FM Part Placement/Rou<ng
FM Antenna
matching
components

FM Rx matching/
WAN ltering
components
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DTV TROUBLESHOOTING
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Step 1 for DTV Power-On Failure

DTV using external antenna
Check for any visible damage around the DTV area.

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RF & 27MHz TCXO Input Schematic

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Power supply & BB Interface Schematic

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Part Placement

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Antenna Part Placement

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Part Placement - 1

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Part Placement - 2
RF Components
27MHz XO Components
BB interface Components

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Step 3 for DTV Power-On Failure

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Debugging DTV Power-Up Failure

Check clock supplies
27 MHz Clock: NET DTV_XO_P/DTV_XO_N check at component C3212/
C3313
Check DC Voltages:
Typical DC voltages in NMI326AFB (U3302) area
L3310, C3304, and C3306 should be 1.2V.
Check connections NMI326AFB and MSM8226:
Make sure following is soldered properly
R3304, R3305, R3306, R3307, R3308 and R3309. (these components
are connect to data and signal lines)
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DTV RF Failure
It is most likely something wrong in the DTV chips or circuits.
Look for misplaced or damaged RF front-end components. Please refer to
the previous slide describing the layout of the DTV circuit.
It is recommended to using the signal generator and probe the amplitude of
the RF signal along the RF path to look for the failure component.

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GPS TROUBLESHOOTING
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GPS TROUBLESHOOT FLOW CHART

Start
GPS
Voltage
Check
Check
VREG_L14_2P75
and replace U1001
Ok
Check and replace

U3101
GPS Front/
Inter-stage
filter check
Ok
External
LNA gain
check (15.8
dB)
Check and replace

U3104
Ok
End

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GPS FRONT END BLOCK
GPS front
end SAW
U3101

GPS
External
LNA
U3104
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ALS + Proximity sensor

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ALS + Proximity sensor (cont.)

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3) Measure INT, RST,I2C signal are correct