CCS Technical Documentation Transceiver Troubleshooting Baseband Troubleshooting PWB Points (and Measurement Points) The following figures are the most needed test points in the NSM-9DX transceiver. Figure 1: Picture of top test points See FM Radio Troubleshooting for information on FM-radio. ¤Nokia Corporation...
7 Charging fault The first thing to do is carry out a through visual check of the module. Ensure in particu- lar that: a) there are no mechanical damages b) soldered joints are OK. ¤Nokia Corporation Issue 1 10/02 Page 33...
(use FBUS driver when using DAU-9S and COMBOX driver when using FPS-8). Note! If a “No power” problem is found, please check the A-cover fit. For more information see sec- tion Assembly & Disassembly Instructions of NSM-9DX Service Manual, page 9. PROGRAMMING FLASH Fails in Programming Flash -Start: •...
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IDs received from the target phone." A387 “Wrong MCU ID” "The MCU ID in the FIASCO_MCU_ID_INFO block of the MCUSW file doesn’t match with the ID received from the target phone.” ¤Nokia Corporation Page 36 Issue 1 10/02...
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(C684-during programming) C585 Data block handling timeout" Flash C685 (C585-during erasing) (C685-during programming) Signals between UPP and Flash C586 "The status response from the Flash C686 phone informs about fail." (C586-during erasing) (C686-during programming) ¤Nokia Corporation Issue 1 10/02 Page 37...
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Figure 46: Top Phone totally Phone is dead dead Flash programming Flash doesn´t work faults Phone doesn´t start up or Phone is the phone is jammed jammed Charging Charger doesn´t work TOP 2 ¤Nokia Corporation Page 38 Issue 1 10/02...
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< 50 mA? programming OK? Flash faults Phone current is ~ 54 mA? Check BSI line, X101, C241, Is phone in Change R203, C109, and LOCAL mode? R202. Are they Repair retest ¤Nokia Corporation Page 40 Issue 1 10/02...
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Flash programming from change UEM. testpoint J411. Is it high (1.8 V)? Change The phone does not set Change Flashbus TXD line low after the line has been high? Flash faults page 2 ¤Nokia Corporation Issue 1 10/02 Page 41...
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Flash faults page 2 Wrong Change manufacturer ID and device ID? Flash Is the phone Phone is totally dead? dead Phone doesn´t start up Phone is or the phone is jammed jammed? Retest ¤Nokia Corporation Page 42 Issue 1 10/02...
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C660. If OK -> from R420. Is it change G660. Check R420 and C420. If OK -> change N600. Measure PURX signal from testpoint J402 Change UEM Is it high (1.8 V)? Jammed Page 2 ¤Nokia Corporation Issue 1 10/02 Page 43...
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Is it OK? testpoint J412. Is it OK? Measure Retest. FBUSTX signal during Is it OK? Change UPP phone info read from testpoint J411. Is it OK? Change RM8 module Change UEM ¤Nokia Corporation Page 44 Issue 1 10/02...
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Read Check BTEMP value. X101,C109 Compare it to R202, C240, ambient temperature. R203, and line. Is it ~ 25ْC (0319)? Remove F100 (fuse) and Change UEM measure current. Is it ~ 350...390 Retest ¤Nokia Corporation Issue 1 10/02 Page 45...
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If still wrong VSIM Is it 3 V? voltage -> change UEM. Check SIM lines. Check SIM If OK -> change R388. power UP sequence. If still fail -> change UEM. Is it OK? Change ¤Nokia Corporation Page 46 Issue 1 10/02...
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UEM. Check L106, C112, R161, C163, R166, Measure MICB2 C165, R167, voltage from XMICP and line. pads (L106). If OK -> Is it ~ 2.2 V? change UEM. Audio faults 2 Earpiece 2 ¤Nokia Corporation Issue 1 10/02 Page 47...
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Measure sine signal Measure sine signal Change from UEM (R156). from earpiece pads. Is it ~ 130 mVp-p? Is it ~ 880 mVp-p? Check R156, C153, C155, R166, R167, Retest C163, R161, and line. ¤Nokia Corporation Page 48 Issue 1 10/02...
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MICP pads. C168, C166, Is it ~ 2.1 V? C215, and line. If OK -> change UEM. Check C151, R157, C105, C154, and line. If OK -> change UEM. Audio faults 3 ¤Nokia Corporation Issue 1 10/02 Page 49...
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3100 Hz and strength e.g. 5. Then set volume on. Measure buzzer control Change signal from (C307). buzzer Is it 3.1 kHz (B301). pulses? Check C306, C307, C308, and line. If OK -> change UEM. ¤Nokia Corporation Page 50 Issue 1 10/02...
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Is it OK? Check control signal line. If OK -> change UEM. Measure LEDs’ control signal KLIGHT from R305 Check R305, (UEM side). V300, V329, Is it LOW? and line. Display faults 2 ¤Nokia Corporation Issue 1 10/02 Page 51...
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Is it OK? Check control signal line. If OK -> change UEM. Measure LEDs’ control signal KLIGHT from R305 Check R305, (UEM side). V301, V329, Is it LOW? and line. Display faults 3 ¤Nokia Corporation Page 52 Issue 1 10/02...
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UEM. Measure Check C302, VOUT voltage. X300, and lines. Is it ~ 8.1 V? Check X300 Measure and lines. XRES and XCS. If OK -> Are they ~ 1.8 V? change UPP. ¤Nokia Corporation Issue 1 10/02 Page 53...
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If OK -> Is it high? change UEM. Measure voltage from S300 Phone is Check S300. when it is pressed. dead Is it OK? Is it high? Change S300 Phone is jammed Keypad faults 2 ¤Nokia Corporation Page 54 Issue 1 10/02...
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-> change UPP. Check ROW0-4 When any lines and X303. UI-module key is pressed, are the LEDs If OK -> change turned on? Z301. If still fail -> change UPP. Keypad Display faults 3 faults ¤Nokia Corporation Issue 1 10/02 Page 55...
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UPP. Check S302 and COL4 line. If OK -> change Z301. Measure If still fail -> COL4 from S302 change UPP. when S302 is pressed. Is there a 50 us pulse? Change UPP ¤Nokia Corporation Page 56 Issue 1 10/02...
If TP9 and TP26 are OK, PA is probably broken -> Change PA N700. 9 Check 1880 MHz at TP30. If not OK, check TP28. Also check TP 29 squarevawe 2.8 Vpp at burst mode. If TP28 and TP29 are OK, change Z500 (antenna switch) ¤Nokia Corporation Page 58 Issue 1 10/02...
OK, check TP7 2.8 VDC and TP41 ~2.9VDC. If TP41 is 4.8 VDC, the VCO doesn't probably work. If all HAGAR input signals are OK, then HAGAR is probably broken -> change Hagar N600. 9 If all signal and voltage levels are OK -> change UEM. ¤Nokia Corporation Issue 1 10/02 Page 59...
, 98,200 MHz - Deviation, ∆ f, 75 kHz - Modulating frequency f , 1,000 kHz (RF generator internal) Note 2. Use 10x probe. Compare measured RF signal level to a known good product. ¤Nokia Corporation Issue 1 10/02 Page 73...
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Test again with 87.5 and 108.0 MHz. Measure audio from J371 Are both cases Change Z357 and check R359. Measure signal from Change N356. Measure signal from J371. Is it OK retest in Change radiomodule FLALI ¤Nokia Corporation Page 74 Issue 1 10/02...
• Span: 0 Hz • RBW/VBW: 3 MHz • Sweeptime 5 ms • Ref Level +30 dBm • Trigger: Video Note: Remember cable and test fixture attenuation. 1 Start the Phoenix service software ¤Nokia Corporation Issue 1 10/02 Page 75...
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2 Scan product (Ctrl +R) should automatically detect NSM-9. If product is not found, choose product manually. 3 Phoenix should initialize connection automatically. If not initialize the connec- tion manually for FILE –Manage connections -menu. ¤Nokia Corporation Page 76 Issue 1 10/02...
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CCS Technical Documentation RF Troubleshooting Instructions 4 Change operating mode to Local: 5 Select Tuning from maintenance – menu and choose TX power level tuning. ¤Nokia Corporation Issue 1 10/02 Page 77...
New tuning values will be in use immediately. 10 Close TX tuning window TX IQ tuning Spectrum analyzer setting for TX IQ tuning: • Frequency: 1880MHz • Span: 200kHz • RBW/VBW: 10kHz • SweepTime: • RefLevel: +20dBm ¤Nokia Corporation Issue 1 10/02 Page 79...
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1 Select Tuning from Maintenance –menu bar and choose TX IQ Tuning. 2 Load tuning values from Product and Start –tuning. Adjust tuning values so that IQ spectrum is balanced (see example picture below, data ‘ ¤Nokia Corporation Page 80 Issue 1 10/02...
When changing any RX components, all RX tunings need to be done. 1 Channel select filter 2 RX tuning GSM1900 (gain step A1 … A9 tuning) 3 AM suppression GSM1900 (to minimize AM signal disturbance) Equipment needed for RX tuning: ¤Nokia Corporation Issue 1 10/02 Page 81...
(Steps 1 and 2) 2 Select Tuning from Maintenance –menu bar and choose RX Channel Select fil- ter Calibration. 3 Load tuning values from phone. 4 Use Auto Tune to calibrate Channel Select filter. ¤Nokia Corporation Page 82 Issue 1 10/02...
After tuning, select Stop and save the values onto the phone. 5 Close the Rx Channel Select Filter Calibration window. RX tuning GSM1900 1 Select Tuning from Maintenance –menu bar and choose RX Calibration. 2 Start Manual tuning with PM Setting. ¤Nokia Corporation Issue 1 10/02 Page 83...
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RF Troubleshooting Instructions CCS Technical Documentation 3 Choose Calibrate and adjust signal generator accordingly. 4 Stop and Save new calibration values to phone. --> Close Rx Calibration window. RX Calibration limits: ¤Nokia Corporation Page 84 Issue 1 10/02...
TX power may vary to some degree. TX power levels 14 and 15 should be ignored, as the coupler’s response is not reliable. The following table lists the TX output power toler- ances, when CPL-6 is used for measuring: ¤Nokia Corporation Issue 1 10/02 Page 87...
• Temperature +25 °C (77 °F) • NOKIA 6590 Cellular Phone • NOKIA JXS-1 Shield Box • NOKIA JBV-1 Docking station with antenna coupler (1900 MHz) • RF-Attenuation for MJF-6 and cable is 4.5dB ¤Nokia Corporation Page 88 Issue 1 10/02...
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Power 30 dBm Channel AMS-Box Coupler Figure 4: Phase error RMS P h a s e e r r o r R M S C h an n e l B ox C oupler ¤Nokia Corporation Issue 1 10/02 Page 89...
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661 and additional 2.5 dBm loss in added to Reference level offset, so that total RF attenuation caused by JXS-1 shield box and CPL-6 Adapter is 6.5 dBm+ cable loss. ¤Nokia Corporation Page 90 Issue 1 10/02...