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Page 3: ...Preface I Preface Notebook Computer M670SRU M675SRU Service Manual...

Page 4: ...reproduced translated transmitted or reduced to any machine readable form without prior consent from the vendor manufacturer or creators of this publica tion except for copies kept by the user for ba...

Page 5: ...formation for servicing and or upgrading components of the M670SRU M675SRU series notebook PC The following information is included Chapter 1 Introduction provides general information about the locati...

Page 6: ...isk of elec trical shock from lightning 3 Do not use the telephone to report a gas leak in the vicinity of the leak 4 Use only the power cord and batteries indicated in this manual Do not dispose of b...

Page 7: ...down properly and don t forget to save your work Remember to periodically save your data as data may be lost if the battery is depleted Do not expose the computer to any shock or vibration Do not plac...

Page 8: ...its purpose If you do not have access to a compatible outlet have a qualified electrician install one When you want to unplug the power cord be sure to disconnect it by the plug head not by its wire M...

Page 9: ...ay from and promptly dispose of a damaged battery Always dispose of batteries carefully Batteries may explode or leak if exposed to fire or improperly handled or discarded Keep the battery away from m...

Page 10: ...g manual for additional information User s Manual on CD This describes the notebook PC s features and the procedures for operating the computer and its ROM based setup pro gram It also describes the i...

Page 11: ...sor 2 10 Removing the Wireless LAN Module 2 12 Removing the Modem 2 13 Removing the Bluetooth Module 2 14 Removing the Optical CD DVD Device 2 15 Removing the Keyboard 2 16 Part Lists A 1 Part List Il...

Page 12: ...AUDIO VT1708A ALC883 B 28 LED VS POWER B 29 CHARGER DC IN B 30 1 5V 1 05VS B 31 VCORE B 32 1 8V 0 9VS B 33 VDD3 VDD5 B 34 EXT GPU 1 0VS 1 2VS B 35 HOTKEY LT BOARD B 36 PWR HOT BOARD B 37 AUDIO MODEM...

Page 13: ...ipped with the computer Operating systems e g Windows XP Windows Vista etc have their own manuals as do application software e g word processing and database programs If you have questions about those...

Page 14: ...65nm 65 Nanometer Process Technology 1MB On die L2 Cache 533MHz FSB 1 73 1 86 2 0 GHz Core Logic VIA VN896CE VT8237A Chipset Memory Two 200 Pin SO DIMM Sockets Supporting DDRII DDR2 533 667 MHz 64 bit...

Page 15: ...Compliant Interface HDA 3D Stereo Enhanced Sound System Sound Blaster PRO Compatible 2 Built In Speakers Built In Microphone Keyboard Pointing Device Winkey Keyboard Built In TouchPad with Scrolling F...

Page 16: ...al Spec Temperature Operating 5 C 35 C Non Operating 20 C 60 C Relative Humidity Operating 20 80 Non Operating 10 90 Dimensions Weight 397mm w 280 5mm d 39mm h 2 98 kg 3 With 6 Cell Battery and Withou...

Page 17: ...External Locator Top View with LCD Panel Open Figure 1 Top View 1 Optional Built In PC Camera 2 LCD 3 Speakers 4 Power Button 5 Hot Key Buttons 6 Keyboard 7 TouchPad and Buttons 8 Built In Microphone...

Page 18: ...troduction 1 6 External Locator Front Rear Views 1 Introduction External Locator Front Rear Views Figure 2 Front Views 1 LED Indicators Figure 3 Rear Views 1 1 USB Port 2 DC In Jack 3 Battery 1 1 3 2...

Page 19: ...2 3 5 6 7 Figure 4 Left Side View 1 Security Lock Slot 2 Optical Device Drive Bay 3 RJ 11 Modem Jack 4 S PDIF Out Jack 5 Microphone In Jack 6 Headphone Out Jack 7 Line In Jack Figure 5 Right Side Vie...

Page 20: ...External Locator Bottom View Figure 6 Bottom View 1 Vent Fan Intake 2 Battery 3 Hard Disk Bay Cover 4 CPU RAM Bay Cover Overheating To prevent your com puter from overheating make sure nothing blocks...

Page 21: ...nboard Overview Top Key Parts 1 9 1 Introduction Mainboard Overview Top Key Parts Figure 7 Mainboard Top Key Parts 1 Audio Codec VT1613 2 Audio Amp 3 ITE IT8512E 4 Card Reader Control 5 ExpressCard As...

Page 22: ...Bottom Key Parts 1 Introduction Mainboard Overview Bottom Key Parts Figure 8 Mainboard Bottom Key Parts 1 CPU Socket no CPU installed 2 Memory Slots DDRII So DIMM 3 Northbridge VN896 4 ICS Clock Gener...

Page 23: ...ctors Figure 9 Mainboard Top Connectors 1 External Monitor Port 2 RJ 45 LAN Jack 3 USB Port 4 HDD Connector 5 Power Hotkey Cable Connector 6 Touch Pad Cable Connector 7 Keyboard Cable Connector 8 Spea...

Page 24: ...Introduction Mainboard Overview Bottom Connectors Figure 10 Mainboard Bottom Connectors 1 DC In Jack 2 Fan Cable Connector 3 LCD Cable Connector 4 Batterry Connector 5 Optical Device Drive Connector...

Page 25: ...sembly process easier each section may have a box in the page margin Information contained under the figure will give a synopsis of the sequence of procedures involved in the disassembly procedure A b...

Page 26: ...ing the connection make sure the connector is oriented in the same way The pin1 side is usually not indicated Pressure sockets for multi wire connectors To release this connector type grasp it at its...

Page 27: ...Do not pull on the wire 6 Peripherals Turn off and detach any peripherals 7 Beware of static discharge ICs such as the CPU and main support chips are vulnerable to static electricity Before handling a...

Page 28: ...tery page 2 5 2 Remove the system memory page 2 8 To remove the Processor 1 Remove the battery page 2 5 2 Remove the processor page 2 10 To remove the Wireless LAN Module 1 Remove the battery page 2 5...

Page 29: ...the latches the direction of the arrow and hold latch in place 3 Slide the battery in the direction of the arrow 4 Lift the battery out 4 Battery 1 2 2 3 6 4 1 a b c 2 3 4 Figure 1 Battery Removal a...

Page 30: ...move the battery page 2 5 2 Locate the hard disk bay cover and remove the screws 3 Remove the bay cover Figure 2 HDD Assembly Removal a Locate the HDD bay cov er and remove the screws b Remove the bay...

Page 31: ...in the direction of arrow 6 Remove the screws and separate the mylar cover from the hard disk 7 Reverse the process to install any new hard disk 6 Figure 3 HDD Assembly Removal Sequence c Slide the HD...

Page 32: ...tected by the POST routine once you turn on your computer Memory Upgrade Process 1 Turn off the computer remove the battery page 2 5 2 Locate the CPU RAM bay cover and remove screws 3 Remove the bay c...

Page 33: ...into the memory slot 9 The module will only fit one way as defined by its pin alignment Make sure the module is seated as far into the slot as it will go DO NOT FORCE IT it should fit without much pr...

Page 34: ...2 The CPU heat sink will be visible at point on the mainboard 3 Remove screws from the heat sink in the order indicated 4 Carefully lift up the heat sink Figure c off the computer 1 2 5 6 Figure 6 Pr...

Page 35: ...nstall a new CPU 8 When re inserting the CPU pay careful attention to the pin alignment it will fit only one way DO NOT FORCE IT 7 8 Figure 7 Processor Removal cont d d Turn the release latch to unloc...

Page 36: ...nect cable then remove the screws from the module socket 3 The wireless LAN module will pop up 4 Lift the wireless LAN module Figure d up and off the computer Figure 8 Wireless LAN Module Removal a Re...

Page 37: ...point on the mainboard 3 Remove screws from the modem module 4 Lift the modem up off the socket and separate the modem from the connector 5 Lift the modem up and off the computer 1 2 3 4 5 6 Figure 9...

Page 38: ...h module will be visible at point on the mainboard 3 Carefully separate the module from the connector and disconnect the cable 4 Lift the Bluetooth module Figure c up and off the computer Figure 10 Bl...

Page 39: ...optical device at point 5 Insert the new device and carefully slide it into the computer the device only fits one way DO NOT FORCE IT The screw holes should line up 6 Restart the computer to allow it...

Page 40: ...bend the keyboard ribbon cable Figure b 4 Disconnect the keyboard ribbon cable from the locking collar socket 5 Carefully lift up the keyboard Figure c off the computer 5 6 Figure 12 Keyboard Removal...

Page 41: ...numbers Your organization may use a different system so be sure to cross check any relevant documentation Note Some assemblies may have parts in common especially screws However the part lists DO NOT...

Page 42: ...where to find the appropriate part list illustration Table A 1 Part List Illustration Location Part Pages Top M670SRU page A 3 Top without Fingerprint M670SRU page A 4 Top M675SRU page A 5 Top without...

Page 43: ...Part Lists Top with Fingerprint M670SRU A 3 A Part Lists Top with Fingerprint M670SRU Figure A 1 Top with Fingerprint M670SRU...

Page 44: ...Part Lists A 4 Top without Fingerprint M670SRU A Part Lists Top without Fingerprint M670SRU Figure A 2 Top without Fingerprint M670SRU...

Page 45: ...Part Lists Top with Fingerprint M675SRU A 5 A Part Lists Top with Fingerprint M675SRU Figure A 3 Top with Fingerprint M675SRU...

Page 46: ...Part Lists A 6 Top without Fingerprint M675SRU A Part Lists Top without Fingerprint M675SRU Figure A 4 Top without Fingerprint M675SRU...

Page 47: ...Part Lists Bottom M670SRU M675SRU A 7 A Part Lists Bottom M670SRU M675SRU Figure A 5 Bottom M670SRU M675SRU 2 0 3...

Page 48: ...Part Lists A 8 LCD M670SRU M675SRU A Part Lists LCD M670SRU M675SRU Figure A 6 LCD M670SRU M675SRU 3 5MM 0 8MM 1 I M670SU...

Page 49: ...Part Lists Combo M670SRU M675SRU A 9 A Part Lists Combo M670SRU M675SRU Figure A 7 Combo M670SRU M675SRU...

Page 50: ...Part Lists A 10 A Part Lists...

Page 51: ...NEW CARD SOCKET Page B 21 EXT GPU 1 0VS 1 2VS Page B 35 VN896 3 Page B 8 LAN Page B 22 HOTKEY LT BOARD Page B 36 VN896 4 Page B 9 USB CCD Page B 23 PWR HOT BOARD Page B 37 DDR2 1 Page B 10 KBC IT8512...

Page 52: ...E SATA CLOCK GEN VGA NB8M G72M KBC IT8512E VN896CE CD R OM IDE CARD READER ENE MR510 To uch PAD SPK OUT HOTKEY LT BOARD USB BOARD SPEAKER x2 DD R2 SO D IMM x2 US B P ort 1 MDC or MBC ICS953009AF ICS9P...

Page 53: ...Z 1 2 R 6 58 0 _ 0 6 GC LK _ N B 3 3 V C LK F S 3 R N2 1 33 _ 4P 2 R _0 4 1 2 3 4 Q1 8 2N 3 90 4 B E C M_ CL K _ DD R 2 9 B S E L 0 S E L 2 4_ 4 8 C1 07 0 1 U_ 16 V _ 0 4 U2 9 IC S 9P 9 5 6 F LF T 10...

Page 54: ...08 A 4 A 5 A 6 A 7 A 8 A 9 A 20 M A D S A DS T B 0 A DS T B 1 RS V D 09 B CL K 0 B CL K 1 B NR B P M 0 B P M 1 B P M 2 B P M 3 B P R I B R0 DB R DB S Y DE F E R D RDY F E RR HIT H ITM IE RR IGNN E INI...

Page 55: ...S S 143 V S S 144 V S S 145 V S S 146 V S S 106 V SS 001 V S S 149 V S S 150 V S S 147 V S S 163 H_V ID3 31 C61 2 2U_10V _12 H_V ID5 31 C 109 22 U_10V _12 C59 22U _10V_1 2 C62 1 22U_10V _12 JS K T 1C...

Page 56: ...HA22 HA23 HA24 HA25 HA26 HA27 HA28 HA29 HA30 HA31 HADS TB 0P HADS TB 1 ADS BNR BP RI BRE Q0 DBS Y DEFER DRDY HIT HITM HLOCK HTRDY HREQ0 HREQ1 HREQ2 HREQ3 HREQ4 RS0 RS1 RS2 HDBI0 HDBI1 HDBI2 HDBI3 CPUR...

Page 57: ...MD 6 3 M CL K I MC LK O DQ M0 DQ M1 DQ M2 DQ M3 DQ M4 DQ M5 DQ M6 DQ M7 CS 0 CS 1 CS 2 CS 3 D QS 0 D QS 1 D QS 2 D QS 3 V C C M E M V C C M E M V C C M E M V C C M E M V C C M E M V C C M E M V C C M...

Page 58: ...NB P E 0T X 1 0 UP S T B P E 0 R X1 1 P E 0 RX 1 1 1 1 Z 0 7 02 P E 0 R X1 3 C 8 30 4 7 P _ 5 0 V _ 04 1 5 V S V LA D0 C 78 3 4 7 P _ 5 0V _0 4 C 76 6 4 7 P _ 5 0V _0 4 P E X CO M P 0 P E 0 RX 2 C 6...

Page 59: ...3 0 V 35 W 2 W 5 W 7 W 1 4 W 1 5 W 1 6 W 1 7 W 18 W 1 9 W 2 0 W 21 W 2 2 W 2 3 Y 2 R 5 R 6 R 7 R 1 4 R 1 5 R 1 6 R 1 7 R 1 8 R 1 9 R 20 R 2 1 R 2 3 R 3 0 R 31 T 2 T 4 T 5 T 7 T 1 4 T 1 5 T 16 T 1 7 T...

Page 60: ...V _ 06 M_ W E 6 1 0 M D_ 2 0 M D_ 3 1 R6 5 10 K _ 0 6 C6 7 1 U _1 6 V _ 04 M A A 6 M_ OD T 3 6 1 0 M D_ 3 4 JD IMM 1 A CA 0 1 4 5 2 0 0 N0 2 1 02 1 01 1 00 99 98 97 94 92 93 91 1 05 90 89 1 16 86 84 8...

Page 61: ...Q S 7 M _ OD T1 M_ C K E 2 6 9 M_ O DT 1 M D_ 1 C8 2 1 U_ 1 6 V _ 04 L ay ou t No te P la ce t he se C ap s ne ar S o Di mm 0 1 8 V M _B A 0 6 9 M _ CK E 1 M D_ 2 4 C1 0 5 1 U _ 16 V _ 0 6 MA A 3 C 89...

Page 62: ...AE 24 A G25 A G24 AE 25 AF 25 AF 23 AF 22 A D23 A D22 A G22 A G21 AE 22 AE 21 AF 20 AF 19 A D21 A C21 A G19 A G18 AE 19 AE 18 AF 17 AF 16 A D18 A C18 A G16 A G15 AE 16 AE 15 A G13 A G12 A D15 A C15 A...

Page 63: ...M C O M MO N MI O_A _ V D D Q MI O_A _ V D D Q MI O_A _ V D D Q MI O _A _H S Y N C MI O _A _D 10 MI O _A _D 9 MI O _A _D 8 MI O _A _D 7 MI O _A _D 6 MI O _A _D 5 MI O _A _D 4 MI O _A _D 3 MI O _A _D 2...

Page 64: ...W2 7 V 2 3 W2 3 V 2 6 B 2 1 F 2 1 E 2 2 A 2 2 W2 6 U2 4 W2 4 V 2 5 C2 1 E 2 1 D2 2 B 2 2 V 2 4 V 2 2 W2 2 V 2 7 A 2 1 F 2 0 F 2 2 D2 1 W2 5 AA 2 5 AB 2 7 AB 2 6 AB 2 5 AA 2 6 AA 2 7 AA 2 4 P 2 4 N2 3...

Page 65: ...D28 FB A _CS 0 FB A _CLK 0 FB A D17 F BB _A 2 5 V RE F 7 VD DQ F BA _C S0 FB A D25 F BA DQ M 0 7 FB A D51 C 812 01U _16V _04 FB A _A 5 FB A DQ M 2 FB A _A 1 FB A D34 1 8V S FB A _A 10 FB A D54 FB B _A...

Page 66: ...1 0K _0 6 P CI_ IN T A 8 19 U S B 6 2 6 P CIR S T _ GA T E F L A S H U2 0 B 74 A H C 04 3 4 1 4 U S B 2 2 2 P CI_ IN T C U S B 2 U S B 0 2 2 C 46 6 0 1 U_ 5 0 V _ 0 6 P CI_ R E Q 2 C4 1 7 1 U _1 0 V...

Page 67: ...K A Z B IT CL K A C S DIN 0 A Z S D IN0 A C S DIN 1 A Z S D IN1 A C S DIN2 A Z S D IN2 GP I2 0 GP O2 0 P CS 0 A C S DIN 3 A Z S D IN3 GP I2 1 GP O2 1 P CS 1 S L P B T N A C S Y NC A Z S Y N C A CS Y...

Page 68: ...I2 9 GP O 2 9 A GP B Z G P I0 6 V C C V K 1 9 V C C V K 1 V C C V K 2 0 V C C V K 2 1 V C C V K 2 2 V C C V K 23 G N D GN D G N D GN D GN D G N D GN D G N D GN D GN D G N D GN D G N D GN D G N D G N...

Page 69: ...0 10U_10V _08 IDE_IRQ Other Signal IDE_PDA 0 R445 33_04 IDE_PDDRE Q 16 IDE_PDD2 R459 0_04 IDE_P DCS3 CD_G C17 100U_6 3V_B 1 2 IDE_P DD15 Z1806 SA TARX N0 16 CD_R CD_G CD_L must parallel routing to Aud...

Page 70: ...V S R 415 0_04 R376 0_06 P CI_A D25 X MDA T4B R608 0_ 06 xDS MCE Z1911 U13 MR51 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 4...

Page 71: ...B_C LK CLK RE Q RE SE RV E D RE SE RV E D US B_D US B_D S M B _I C HCLK M960813 R680 0_04 S D_CLK 3 3VS M S _INS M S _D3 C274 10P F _04 C14 6 C 147 N C_1 5V P CIE_T X P 2_N C 7 S US B 13 15 16 23 27...

Page 72: ...17 T X D 2 1 7 P HY PW RD N R17 8 75_1 _04 R271 10K_ 04 P HY RS T 1 7 C 378 01U_5 0V_0 4 RN1 33_8P 4R_04 8 1 7 2 6 5 3 4 Z 2109 RX D0 17 T X D 0 1 7 R X ER RX E R R257 33_04 T X C LK 3 3V RX D2 17 C 3...

Page 73: ...1 2 US BVCC 5V 5 2 5V 4 9V De vice E ye Pa ttern Test f ail OC1 15 US B0 3 3VS OC0 US BV CC 5V 6 19 91001 001 R132 82K _04 US B5 15 US B2 1 C111 1U_10V _04 L6 HCB 2012KF 500T40_08 1 2 LP1 CM 4M3216 1...

Page 74: ...0 GP F 0 P U P S 2DA T0 GP F 1 P U P S 2CL K1 GP F 2 P U P D T MR I0 WUI2 GP C4 P D T MR I1 WUI3 GP C6 L P C RS T WUI4 GP D2 P U PD WUI5 GP E 5 P W RSW GPE 4 P U RI1 WUI0 GP D0 P U RI2 WUI1 GP D1 P U...

Page 75: ...Z 24 08 L V D S U N 0 L V D S U 2N R 5 5 0 _04 R 7 75 0 _04 NB SR Ra Rb Rc 75O Intel Solution NB Connector 150O V S Y D 32 B A V 9 9 A C A C E N A V D D C 2 2 01U _ 50V _ 06 R 2 7 0 _0 4 L 9 H C B 2...

Page 76: ...0 10 U_10V_08 40MIL D6 S CS 551V 30 A C C23 1U_16V _04 Flash Mode R76 5 0_04 FAN CONTROL Protec ted L ow V DD3 D1 S CS 551V 30 A C U1B LM358L 5 6 7 Block 0 7 L17 HCB 2012KF 500T40_08 1 2 F WH_TBL Q3 N...

Page 77: ...I _ AD 30 C 292 1U_ 10V_ 04 KE Y JM INI1 88911 5204 3 5 7 9 11 13 1 15 23 25 21 27 31 33 29 17 19 20 37 39 41 43 45 47 49 51 44 42 18 16 14 2 12 10 8 6 4 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 46 48 50 52 35 B...

Page 78: ...P D I F T X 0 OHM PI N 18 A U D G E X T M I C L Z 275 6 C 51 0 01 U _ X 7R _04 4 7UF MI C _S E N S E S P K O U TL Z 2 710 C P 1 8P 4C X 1 80P F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 E C _B E E P R 64 1 33_ 04 0 OHM 0 OHM P...

Page 79: ...1 6V _06 M960 803 Z2 81 2 P C66 1U_ 16 V_ 04 Z 281 5 D 2 8 LE D A C Z2 81 1 H2 6 C1 58 Z2 81 9 PC6 1 1U_5 0V _0 6 M1 2 M MA RK1 PQ1 3 2 N700 2W G S D V DD5 GREE N LED S A TA _L ED 17 CAPS LOCK LED SA...

Page 80: ...1 4 EU A C E B P R3 4 10 K _0 6 To H 8 P R2 2 10 K _0 6 P R1 6 0_ 06 P R1 1 1 0K _ 04 P C 11 8 10 U _ 25 V _1 2 6 8K 6 0 4K C9607 05 5 V Z2 9 04 P R2 1 10 0 _0 6 V IN JU S B1 CON2 0 AF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8...

Page 81: ...D2 7 F M 40 0 2 A C Ra 1A Z 30 2 7 P R 1 01 1 0K _ 0 4 M96081 3 1 5V _ P G P U9 A ME 8 8 04 1 2 3 4 5 6 V IN GN D E N P G A D J V O UT Z 3 0 0 5 P D2 5 F M5 8 22 A C P C 1 88 1 U_ 16 V _ 0 4 P R 16 7...

Page 82: ...CS H _V ID 5 4 D R N P R3 5 0 _0 4 P R5 4 1K _ 04 VC ORE _ON 23 P C20 10 0 P_ 5 0V _0 4 P C 69 47 0U _ 2 5 V _D 1 2 P R4 9 0_ 06 P C 51 1 00 P_ 5 0V _ 04 H _V ID 3 4 P R45 10 0_ 0 4 Z 3 10 7 T G P R...

Page 83: ...20K _1 _06 P C57 220 U_4V_D 1 2 5V Z3210 P C45 1U_ 16V_04 P R81 47K_04 7A Z3213 P C144 10U_2 5V_12 DD _ON 3 0 33 Z3214 P R58 10_06 P Q9 2N7002W G D S PJ3 OP EN 3mm 1 2 VIN Z3 205 P R75 0_06 P C55 1U_...

Page 84: ...Z3302 V I N1 V DD5 PC137 1U_16V _04 5A Z3303 Z3316 P R19 0_04 5A Z3306 PC155 150U_6 3V _D 1 2 VDD3 PD9 FM0540 N A C Vout 0 8V 1 Ra R b PC8 220P _50V_04 Power Plane PJ9 OPE N 5mm 1 2 INTVCC2 Z3322 PL4...

Page 85: ...6 7 K _1 _0 6 1 2 V S R a 5V Z 3 4 01 Z 3 4 0 4 P C1 51 1 U_ 1 0V _ 0 6_ X 7R P C 1 04 1 0 U_ 1 0V _ 0 8 S US B 30 3 2 S GND 3 1 0 V S V 1 0 S GN D3 Vo ut 0 5 V 1 Ra Rb P C1 48 1 U_ 10 V _ 0 6 R1 35...

Page 86: ...AIL HWEB0 HJHOTKEY 1 CON6A 1 2 3 4 5 6 HWEB1 WEB2 APPLICATION H H1 C 67D67 PIN5 6 HGN D E MAIL AP H GND HWEB1 HWEB0 WEB0 WWW HGND HGN D H SW1 H CH STS 05 3 1 4 2 HSW3 HCH STS 05 3 1 4 2 WWW HWEB2 HGND...

Page 87: ...IN5 6 PPGND PPWEB5 PIN5 6 PPGND PP 5VS PPH5 C67D67 PIN5 6 PPGND PPH3 C237D91 PPWEB4 PPH1 C67D67 Z3601 PPSW2 HCH STS 05 3 1 4 2 PPGN D PPM_BTN PPH6 C237D91 PPGND PP 5VS PPD1 LED_12 A C PPGND PPGND PPJH...

Page 88: ...21T25_06 AGND Z3702 AMI CR ALI NE1 L SPDIF OUT Side Surronnd OUT AHP_R AHP_L Z3704 ASPD_I FO AL6 HCB1608KF 121T25_06 1 2 AL3 HCB1608KF 121T25_06 1 2 AGND Z3713 Mic In Cen LEF Out AMI CSENSE AL2 FC M16...

Page 89: ...GN D T 5 V TU 2 M9 51 2 8 W MN 6T P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 C S Q W P V S S S S C K HO LD V DD T C 24 1 U _1 0 V _ 06 T U3 7 4L V C 1G 1 23 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 V C C Rx Cx Cx Q GN D CL R B A P IN5 6 T G ND T 3 3...

Page 90: ...F1 5A U D1 B AV 99 C A C A UH 1 C79D79 UH 6 H6_0D2_3 UU 2 R T9701 CP L 1 2 3 4 5 V OUT GND V IN V IN V OUT UG ND ULI D_RS U M U GND Z3905 UR 2 82K_06 UP C2 1U_50V_08 U JA C1 A CI N_CON 1 2 GND1 GND2...

Page 91: ...FMISO M ODE3 FDVDD1 FPD_REG FMUXOUT TO P V IE W FDVDD1 FMISO MODE3 FU1 TCS4B A1 B1 C1 D1 E1 F1 G1 H1 J1 A2 B2 C2 D2 E2 F2 G2 H2 J2 A3 B3 C3 D3 E3 F3 G3 H3 J3 EX T_RING 2 CRIDO RING MUXOUT AVDD MCS PAD...

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