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Service Manual

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Contents

Revision History .............................................................................................................................................. 1

Copyright Information ..................................................................................................................................... 1

Disclaimer......................................................................................................................................................... 1

Introduction...................................................................................................................................................... 2

Product Controls ............................................................................................................................................. 3

Circuit Description........................................................................................................................................... 4

Tuning Description ........................................................................................................................................ 17

Interface Definition ........................................................................................................................................ 18

Troubleshooting Flow Chart......................................................................................................................... 23

Disassembly and Assembly ......................................................................................................................... 43

Exploded View ............................................................................................................................................... 48

Parts List 1...................................................................................................................................................... 50

Packing Guide................................................................................................................................................ 52

PCB View ........................................................................................................................................................ 53

Schematic Diagram ....................................................................................................................................... 57

Parts List 2...................................................................................................................................................... 76

Specifications .............................................................................................................................................. 100

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Summary of Contents for PT580

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Page 2: ...1 Introduction 2 Product Controls 3 Circuit Description 4 Tuning Description 17 Interface Definition 18 Troubleshooting Flow Chart 23 Disassembly and Assembly 43 Exploded View 48 Parts List 1 50 Packi...

Page 3: ...mputer programs The purchase of this product shall not be deemed to grant either directly or by implication any rights to the purchaser regarding the Company s computer programs Any of the Company s c...

Page 4: ...Service Manual 2 Introduction Intended User This manual is intended for use by qualified technicians only...

Page 5: ...rgency Key 5 LED Indicator 6 Antenna 7 Multi function Control Knob 8 Receiver 9 Display 10 Function Keypad 11 Speaker 12 Numeric Keypad 13 Light Sensor 14 Battery Latch 15 Duplex Microphone 16 Simplex...

Page 6: ...frequency range for RX is 851 870MHz in DMO mode the frequency range for both TX and RX is 851 870MHz The block diagram for the RF section is shown below PA Cartesian Loop ASIC RX FGU POWER_RF BB TOP...

Page 7: ...tput by the Cartesian IC to obtain an appropriate power level Then the signal passes through the TX RX switch and is sent out from the antenna The feedback channel is to couple the power output by the...

Page 8: ...nterface 4 RX This interface sends the signal to the RX module when the RF_SW switches to the RX end 5 RF_FB This interface feeds the coupled signal back to the Cartesian IC to control the output powe...

Page 9: ...n The obtained I Q signals are filtered and finally sent to the baseband for processing The interfaces between the RX circuit and the baseband or other circuits are described below 1 3V_RX This interf...

Page 10: ...Meanwhile the frequency generated by the VCO goes to the divider for frequency division Then the signals resulted from both frequency divisions are sent to the phase detector for phase detection If th...

Page 11: ...3 3V voltage and is open in normal status 9 12MHz_REF This interface is used to transfer the reference frequency for the PLL 1 4 VCO VCO VCO BP filter BUFFER BUFFER TRIPLE 5V SYN _ ON TX LO RX LO RVO...

Page 12: ...IFLNA Demodulator 3V_RX 80mA LDO Tx_ON Modulator 3V_TX 140mA LDO Modulator PLLIC LT5509 3V_A 9mA SYN_ON LDO 3V_B 100uA SYN_ON Tx_ON Rx_VCO_ON TX_LO_Buffer TX_Drive 3V_TXDRV LO1_Drive RXLO2_VCO 3V_RVCO...

Page 13: ...ection The 3V3D 1V6D 1V8D and 3V_TXCO are the necessary voltages for the MCU to start up The MCU may not start if any of the four voltages becomes invalid The 3V3D 2V5D 1V2D and 3V_TXCO are the necess...

Page 14: ...and GPIO LCD and KEY BACKLED CONTROL LED 128 Mbit SDRAM 16bit 128Mbit FLASH 16bit 16 bit PIXEL 160 128 COLOR 262K RF and LCD etc RF etc CMD1 CMD2 TX RX CHANNEL CODEC CONTROL FPGA FLASH CS and GPIO Res...

Page 15: ...lock management IO expansion control encryption algorithm and etc 2 2 3 Memory The MCU provides two types of external memory interfaces external memory interface slow EMIFS and external memory interfa...

Page 16: ...to the baseband processor FPGA R 9 216_VCO_ON VCO_UP VCO_ DOWN MCLK DA 3V_ TCXO 12MHz_REF PLL OSCINIF RF 12MHz AFC Synthesizer 12MHz_CLK CPU OSC1_IN OSC1 IN 1V6D 32 768K 12MHz_CLK 9 216M_ FPGA SIM SIM...

Page 17: ...hile the UART1 and UART3 interfaces are reserved UART_RXD UART_TXD UART_RTS UART_CTS U2501 PC Reserve U2001 UART3 RX UART3 TX UART2 RX UART2 TX UART1 RX UART1 TX MCU UART3 CTS UART3 RTS RXA TXA J2502...

Page 18: ...put The RF signal passes through the antenna LNA mixer filter IF amplifier and demodulator After demodulation the I Q signal is sent to the baseband processor for A D conversion and filtering and then...

Page 19: ...st value 650mA the antenna is connected 4 Mean TX current in DMO screen off 300mA test value 650mA the 50 load is connected Test value 1900mA the antenna is connected 5 Max TX current in DMO screen of...

Page 20: ...h and etc J7001 70 Pin Interface Pin No Name Function Valid Level 69 70 GND Power supply ground analog L 4 5 UP_MIC UP_MIC Upper MIC interface 6 7 LOW MIC LOW MIC Lower MIC interface 12 13 14 15 16 17...

Page 21: ...l signal H 65 64 63 62 61 KB R0 KB R1 KB R2 KB R3 KB R4 Keyboard row L 60 59 58 57 56 KB C0 KB C1 KB C2 KB C3 KB C4 Keyboard column 46 PTT PTT key detection L 43 42 30 OPT_SEL1 OPT_SEL2 OPT_SEL3 Acces...

Page 22: ...io control 37 ON OFF Power on off control H 39 40 41 ENC_S ENC_A ENC_B Encoder switch signal 68 ACC_DET Reserved 38 KEY_LIGHT Key light control H 48 50 IN SPK IN SPK Internal speaker 2 3 SPK SPK Speak...

Page 23: ...Power supply for backlight 28 29 30 LEDK1 LEDK2 LEDK3 Backlight control L J7007 21 Pin Keyboard Interface Pin No Name Function Valid Level 1 4 21 GND Ground analog digital L 2 3 LOW MIC LOW MIC Lower...

Page 24: ...Service Manual 22 Pin No Name Function Valid Level 15 KB R4 17 KEY_LED LED control 18 3V3D 3 3V power supply 19 VBAT Battery voltage 20 ON OFF Power on off control H...

Page 25: ...ged Yes No Replace the damaged parts Check whether R4010 R4011 R4015 C3013 C4014 is soldered inappropriately or damaged Yes No Replace the feedback balun Check whether T4002 is soldered inappropriatel...

Page 26: ...a connector 4 When U4103 is normal Pin4 6 5V Pin6 0V 5 When U4102 is supplied normally Pin15 Pin16 2 8V Pin9 Pin10 Pin11 Pin12 3 7V Pout 28 31dBm 6 When U4002 outputs normally Pin6 3 0V Pout about 0dB...

Page 27: ...l at Pin1 of U5001 is normal 4 No Check whether Z5001 D5001 C5001 is inappropriately soldered or damaged Yes Check whether the amplitude of the output signal at U5001 is normal 5 No No Check whether P...

Page 28: ...he amplitude of the output signal at U5001 should be larger than that of the input signal The normal range is 30 40dBm 6 The normal voltage for U5001 is 3V 7 U5002 outputs 73 35MHz signal The normal a...

Page 29: ...4 and Q6506 Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No No No No No No No No No Yes Replace U1001 No Description 1 The CP voltage is 0 5 4 5V 2 The voltage at Pin4 of Q6503 Q6506 is...

Page 30: ...soldered properly replace U6501 Completed Check whether U6505 is normal 2 No If soldered properly replace U6505 Check whether U6506 is normal 3 If soldered properly replace U6506 No Yes Yes Check whe...

Page 31: ...is 6 1V 4 The output voltage by Q6505 is 5V 5 The output voltage by Q6506 is 5V 6 The output voltage by Q6502 is 5V 7 The output voltage by Q6503 is 5V 8 The output voltage by Q6504 is 5V 9 The output...

Page 32: ...d resistance is too small 11 Yes Check the peripheral circuit Check whether the 2V5D ground resistance is too small 11 Yes Check the peripheral circuit Completed No No No Check whether the LCD connect...

Page 33: ...l LCD to check whether the problem is caused by the LCD 5 The VOUT voltage at Pin8 is 5 5V if U7002 works normally 6 Check whether J7001 is damaged or shorted 7 The impedance between pins is about 90...

Page 34: ...o Check the parts between the PA and the analog switch Check whether the PA works normally 7 Repair U7201 Check the 70 pin connector on the MMI board is normal Repair J7001 No audio from the speaker C...

Page 35: ...heck by placing the main board for the receiver into a normal terminal 3 Please refer to the section RX Circuit in this chapter 4 Test the MIC input pin of U2101 during communication There will be doz...

Page 36: ...whether U7209 works normally 5 Check U7209 Check whether U7210 works normally 6 Check U7210 Check whether the MIC works normally 7 Replace the MIC No audio from the receiver during talk Check U7209 o...

Page 37: ...main board for the transmitter into a normal terminal 3 Please refer to the section TX Circuit in this chapter 4 The voltage at Pin5 of U7211 is 2 5V 5 U7209 is turned on if it is normal 6 There will...

Page 38: ...pin connector on the MMI board is normal 3 Repair the connector Check whether the middle shielding case is assembled properly 4 Check the middle shielding case Check whether the 70 pin connector on th...

Page 39: ...connected and soldered 2 Check whether the FPC is shorted or the wire is broken 3 Check whether the 70 pin connector is properly connected and soldered 4 Check whether the FPC connector is properly f...

Page 40: ...e connector on the MMI board is normal 4 Repair the connector Check whether the 70 pin connector on the main board is normal 4 Repair the connector Abnormal KEYPAD Check U2001 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No N...

Page 41: ...eplace the FPC Check whether the connector on the MMI board is normal 3 Repair the connector Check whether U7204 is normal Check U7204 Check whether the 70 pin connector is normal 4 Repair the connect...

Page 42: ...piece board and the earpiece connector is normal 2 Check whether the FPC is assembled and connected properly 3 Check whether the connector is properly connected and soldered 4 Check whether the 70 pin...

Page 43: ...PC Check whether the small board for the earpiece is normal 3 Replace the front panel Check whether U7210 is normal 4 Repair U7210 Check whether the 70 pin connector is normal 5 Repair the board to bo...

Page 44: ...connection between the earpiece board and the earpiece connector is normal 4 Test the audio signals before and after the analog switch 5 Check whether the 70 pin connector is properly connected and so...

Page 45: ...terminal is disassembled its waterproof performance may get affected Disassembling the Battery 1 Turn off the terminal and remove the battery 1 Disassembling the Antenna 1 Rotate the antenna counter c...

Page 46: ...move the four screws 3 2 Take the chassis out 4 Disassembling the Shielding Mask 1 Remove the three screws 5 2 Remove the shielding mask 6 Disassembling the Main Board 1 Remove the screw 7 2 Take the...

Page 47: ...Case 1 Remove the antenna nut 9 2 Remove the two screws 10 3 Remove the two screws 11 4 Remove the board to board connector 12 5 Take the middle shielding case out 13 Disassembling the FPC for Earpiec...

Page 48: ...sembling the MMI Board 1 Pull out the FPC for keys 16 2 Pull out the speaker socket 17 3 Remove the board to board connector 18 4 Remove the two screws 19 5 Take the MMI board out 20 Disassembling the...

Page 49: ...r switch is properly assembled and the torsion force to fix it must not exceed 2 5kgf cm 2 Make sure the motor and its spring plate are assembled properly without tilt 3 Make sure the board to board c...

Page 50: ...Service Manual Exploded View 48...

Page 51: ...Service Manual 49...

Page 52: ...gnesium middle case RoHS 1 12 13000P5800070 Semi finished FPC for MIC RoHS 1 13 7102004020100 Self tapping screw RoHS 4 14 13000P5800050 Semi finished MMI board RoHS 1 15 5002120000070 Microphone RoHS...

Page 53: ...oder switch RoHS 1 37 4316030000020 Encoder switch RoHS 1 38 13000P5800080 Semi finished FPC for encoder switch RoHS 1 39 6000783000000 Rear cover RoHS 1 40 6300071001000 Magnesium rear case RoHS 1 41...

Page 54: ...Service Manual Packing Guide 52...

Page 55: ...PT580 F5 PCB View Main Board Top Layer 53 PCB View...

Page 56: ...PT580 F5 PCB View Main Board Bottom Layer 54...

Page 57: ...PT580 F5 PCB View MMI Board Top Layer 55...

Page 58: ...PT580 F5 PCB View MMI Board Bottom Layer 56...

Page 59: ...Hz_REF BB_TOP PA_IN PA_BIAS1 TMP RF_SW REV_PWR RF_FB Rx TX_ON RF_PA TX_Q TX_Q RF_FB TX_I TX_I INSTAB TX_LO PA_IN DCMEAS DOI SPI_SCK SPI_DOUT SPI_DIN CSN DOQ RF_TX RX_VCO_ON SYN_ON SYNTH_LOCK SYNTHI_CS...

Page 60: ...4111 6 5V C4112 C4133 C4132 RF_SW RFin 6 GND 2 SHDN 1 Vout 3 GND 5 Vcc 4 U4107 C4114 C4134 C4113 C4135 3V_A REV_PWR RF_FB Rx R4113 C4108 C4102 TX_ON R4110 R4105 R4104 R4106 R4107 R4111 R4112 R4102 R41...

Page 61: ...01 C4008 C4003 C4005 C4007 C4006 C4025 C4026 C4022 C4004 C4023 C4002 3V_TX C4040 C4041 C4043 C4042 3V_TX C4039 C4038 L4003 C4044 C4045 C4047 C4049 C4046 TX_LO TP4002 C4021 C4020 SEC 1 SEC_CT 2 Sec_Dot...

Page 62: ...C1069 C1072 C1032 C1071 R1045 R1046 5V_TVCO R1049 1 3 2 Q1006 R1048 L1017 C1070 C1008 C1073 L1018 1 2 D1007 C1068 C1074 146 7MHz R1015 C1024 C1025 C1026 R1013 R1011 R1009 R1029 1 3 2 Q1007 R1010 L1006...

Page 63: ...1 VPOS1 2 IOPN 3 IOPP 4 VCMO 5 IAIN 6 COM3 7 IMXO 8 COM2 9 IF IN 10 IF IP 11 VPOS2 12 IOFS 13 VREF 14 ENBL 15 QOFS 16 VGIN 17 MXIP 18 MXIN 19 VPOS3 20 QMXO 21 COM3 22 QAIN 23 ENVG 24 QOPP 25 QOPN 26 C...

Page 64: ...n 1 GND 2 EN 3 BP 4 Vout 5 U6501 C6501 C6510 C6505 Vin 1 GND 2 EN 3 BP 4 Vout 5 U6502 C6502 C6511 C6506 Vin 1 GND 2 EN 3 BP 4 Vout 5 U6503 C6503 C6512 C6507 Vin 1 GND 2 EN 3 BP 4 Vout 5 U6504 C6504 C6...

Page 65: ...05 C7206 3V3D L7211 R7206 R7205 R7207 R7209 L7204 L7203 VCC VCC IN 1 IN 2 GND 3 OUT 6 OUT 5 GND 4 U7209 C7218 NO2 A4 NO1 C4 GND B1 NC2 A1 NC1 C1 COM2 A3 COM1 C3 VCC B4 IN2 A2 IN1 C2 U7210 UP_MIC EXT_M...

Page 66: ...8 LEDA 27 VSS 26 DVDD 25 VCI 24 IM0 23 RD 22 WR 21 RS 20 RESET 19 CS 18 D15 17 D14 16 D13 15 D12 14 D11 13 D10 12 D9 11 D8 10 D7 9 D6 8 D5 7 D4 6 D3 5 D2 4 D1 3 D0 2 VSS 1 J7004 D7217 D7218 D7220 D721...

Page 67: ...102 R7101 L_INT 3V3D Key_light VBAT LOW_MIC LOW_MIC I2C_SCL I2C_SDA ON OFF KB_C0 KB_C1 KB_C2 KB_C3 KB_C4 ALARM_KEY Key_light ALARM_KEY R7131 B 2 C 3 E 1 Q7101 4 5 2 3 1 U7003 4 5 2 3 1 U7004 4 5 2 3 1...

Page 68: ...2 FP_IO IO_4 BAT_ID CPU_IO CPU_IO Sch D 0 15 A 0 22 WE OE FP_CS LCD_CS ADV Flash Flash Sch POWERACK I2C_SDA I2C_SCL ONSTAT POW_IRQB ON OFF RESET RST TOUT BAT_ID Power_BB Power_BB Sch PROG_B DONE INT_B...

Page 69: ...TS UART1 DTR T20 U2001E KB R0 KB R1 KB R2 KB R3 KB R4 KB R0 KB R1 KB R2 KB R3 KB R4 KB C0 KB C1 KB C2 KB C3 KB C4 KB C0 KB C1 KB C2 KB C3 KB C4 CAM D0 CAM D1 CAM D2 CAM D3 CAM D4 CAM D5 CAM D6 CAM D7...

Page 70: ...DD4 A5 DVDD4 A7 DVDD4 B10 DVDD4 B14 DVDD5 C2 DVDD5 H2 DVDD5 R1 DVDD6 AA11 DVDD7 Y16 DVDD8 L21 DVDD9 U21 DVDDRTC V12 LDO FILTER J1 Vss A13 Vss A21 Vss B1 Vss B5 Vss B7 Vss B16 Vss F20 Vss G1 Vss K2 Vss...

Page 71: ...P 12 GPIO33 G13 CMX981 LCD P 3 G14 FPGA KB C 5 GPIO28 G19 MMC DAT2 MPUIO11 W10 LCD P 4 H13 GPIO12 MCBSP3 FSX TIMER EXTCLK N18 NC L1 GPIO2 ETM PSTAT 4 RTDX D 0 M14 FLASH CS2U GPIO5 P3 GPIO11 HDQ ETM P...

Page 72: ...H3 FLASH A 16 K7 FLASH A 17 J2 FLASH A 18 J4 FLASH A 19 J3 FLASH A 20 F2 FLASH A 21 L8 FLASH A 22 K4 FLASH A 23 K3 FLASH A 24 L7 FLASH A 25 E1 FLASH BE 0 FLASH CS2UOE GPIO59 L3 FLASH BE 1 FLASH CS2UW...

Page 73: ...4 VBBL1 35 VIN4 36 USBSUSP 37 USBISEL 38 BBGND2 39 DGND 40 VDD3 41 VDD2 42 VBATT3 43 VBATT2 44 USBPWR 45 VDD1 46 CHG_DET 47 IREF 48 U6001 C6002 2 3 1 Q6001 1 2 3 4 J6001 BAT_ID L6004 C6001 V_PA 1V2D C...

Page 74: ...N_1 HDC2 C13 IO_L10P_1 HDC1 C14 IP VREF_1 G12 IO D5 P4 IO VREF_2 P11 IO_L01P_2 CSO_B M2 IO_L02N_2 MOSI CSI_B N2 IO_L02P_2 DOUT BUSY P1 IO_L03N_2 D6 GCLK13 N4 IO_L03P_2 D7 GCLK12 M4 IO_L04N_2 D3 GCLK15...

Page 75: ...SDRAM CAS SDRAM RAS SDRAM DQML SDRAM DQMU SDRAM WE SDRAM CLK SDRAM CKE SDRAM D0 SDRAM D1 SDRAM D2 SDRAM D3 SDRAM D4 SDRAM D5 SDRAM D6 SDRAM D7 SDRAM D8 SDRAM D9 SDRAM D10 SDRAM D11 SDRAM D12 SDRAM D13...

Page 76: ..._CLK 9 216M_FPGA VCO_UP VCO_DOWN C2304 3V_TCXO 1 2 3 4 Q2302 9 216M_CLK 5 3 4 D2303A 6 1 2 D2303B VBAT G2301 C2318 C2319 32KOUT 1 SCL 2 SDA 3 INTRC 4 VSS 5 INTRA 6 INTRB 7 OSCOUT 8 OSCIN 9 VDD 10 U230...

Page 77: ...R2060 CMX_BITCLK CMX_BITCLK CMX_BITCLK CMX_BITCLK CMX_BITCLK 3V3D I2C_SCL I2C_SDA R2057 R2058 R2055 R2056 MCSI2 DOUT MCSI1 SYNC MCSI1 CLK MCSI1 DIN MCSI1 DOUT R2035 R2036 R2037 CMX_BITCLK R2038 R2040...

Page 78: ...16 B2C 3101051010030 100PF 18 C1017 B2C 3101051010030 100PF 19 C1019 B2C 3101053690000 3 6PF 20 C1020 T3A 3101051800011 19PF 21 C1023 T2A 3101051010030 100PF 22 C1024 T4B 3101051220000 1200PF 23 C1025...

Page 79: ...T3A 3101051030020 0 01UF 61 C1071 B3C 3101051510000 150PF 62 C1072 B3C 3199052290000 2 2PF 63 C1073 B3C 3101051030020 0 01UF 64 C1074 B2C 3101051510000 150PF 65 C1075 B3C 3101051510000 150PF 66 C1076...

Page 80: ...0 0 01UF 105 C2102 B5B 3101051030020 0 01UF 106 C2103 B5C 3101051030020 0 01UF 107 C2104 B5C 3101051030020 0 01UF 108 C2105 B5C 3101051030020 0 01UF 109 C2106 B4C 3101051030020 0 01UF 110 C2107 B4C 31...

Page 81: ...A 3101051020010 1000PF 149 C2314 B5A 3101055600000 56PF 150 C2318 B5A 3101051040010 0 1UF 151 C2319 T6C 3101051040010 0 1UF 152 C2401 B7A 3101062250000 2 2UF 153 C2402 T7C 3101051040010 0 1UF 154 C240...

Page 82: ...2B 3101054730000 0 047UF 193 C4020 T2B 3101057500000 75PF 194 C4021 T2B 3101051030020 0 01UF 195 C4022 T3C 3101057500000 75PF 196 C4024 T3C 3101051020010 1000PF 197 C4025 T3C 3101057500000 75PF 198 C4...

Page 83: ...36 C4109 T1B 3101057500000 75PF 237 C4111 T1B 3101057500000 75PF 238 C4112 T1B 3101057500000 75PF 239 C4113 B1B 3101057500000 75PF 240 C4114 B1B 3101057500000 75PF 241 C4115 T2C 3101057500000 75PF 242...

Page 84: ...101053300000 33PF 281 C5018 B1C 3101051000020 10PF 282 C5019 B1C 3101051020010 1000PF 283 C5020 B1C 3101053300000 33PF 284 C5021 B1C 3101051020010 1000PF 285 C5022 T1A 3101051020010 1000PF 286 C5024 B...

Page 85: ...6013 T4C 3101071060010 10UF 325 C6014 T4C 3101051050000 1UF 326 C6017 T4C 3101051050000 1UF 327 C6018 T4C 3101051040010 0 1UF 328 C6019 B6A 3101064750010 4 7UF 329 C6021 B7A 3101051200021 13PF 330 C60...

Page 86: ...0200 Varactor 371 D1006 B3C 3304010100200 Varactor 372 D1007 B3C 3304010100200 Varactor 373 D2301 B6A 3304290100000 Varactor 374 D2302 B6A 3304290100000 Varactor 375 D2303 B5A 3301040400000 Schottky b...

Page 87: ...L2103 B5C 3221505121000 Bead 413 L2104 B5C 3221505121000 Bead 414 L2105 B5B 3221505121000 Bead 415 L2106 B4C 3221505121000 Bead 416 L2107 B4C 3221505121000 Bead 417 L2108 B5C 3221505121000 Bead 418 L...

Page 88: ...0000 48nH 458 L5014 T2A 3217106689010 6 8nH 459 L5015 T2B 3217106120010 12nH 460 L5016 B4C 3211506101000 Bead 461 L6001 T4C 3211799222000 2 2uH 462 L6002 T4C 3211799222000 2 2uH 463 L6003 T4C 32117992...

Page 89: ...12105101000 100nH 499 R1007 B2C 3001051010040 100 500 R1008 T2A 3001055100020 51 501 R1009 T3A 3001051010040 100 502 R1011 T4B 3001051030050 10K 503 R1012 T3A 3001051810010 180 504 R1013 T4B 300105153...

Page 90: ...000 0 544 R1057 T3B 3001055620010 5 6K 545 R1058 T3B 3001054320000 4 3K 546 R1059 T2A 3001053010010 300 547 R1060 T2A 3001051800010 18 548 R1061 T2A 3001053010010 300 549 R1062 T3B 3001053310000 330 5...

Page 91: ...R2104 B5C 3001050000000 0 589 R2106 B5B 3001052700010 27 590 R2108 B5C 3001051020000 1K 591 R2121 B5C 3001051020000 1K 592 R2123 B5C 3001051020000 1K 593 R2124 B5C 3001051530010 15K 594 R2125 B5C 300...

Page 92: ...632 R2401 T7C 3001050000000 0 633 R2402 T7B 3001050000000 0 634 R2403 T7B 3001050000000 0 635 R2406 T7B 3001054790010 4 7K 636 R2407 T7C 3001053310000 330 637 R2408 T7C 3001054790010 4 7K 638 R2409 B...

Page 93: ...16 B3B 3001051510010 150 677 R4017 B3B 3001051040000 100K 678 R4018 T2B 3001054790010 4 7K 679 R4019 T2B 3001054790010 4 7K 680 R4020 T1C 3001051820010 1 8K 681 R4021 T2C 3001054790010 4 7K 682 R4022...

Page 94: ...R4113 B1B 3001052020020 2K 721 R4114 T1C 3001055100020 51 722 R4115 T1C 3001055100020 51 723 R4116 T1A 3001051030050 10K 724 R5001 B1B 3001056810000 680 725 R5002 T2B 3001051030050 10K 726 R5003 T2B...

Page 95: ...PLL 767 U1002 T2A 3601003000000 RF PA module 768 U2001 T6A 3610010000010 MCU 769 U2002 T7B 3617023000000 Logic IC 770 U2003 T7B 3612002000020 Memory 771 U2004 T7A 3612044000010 Memory 772 U2101 B5C 3...

Page 96: ...management IC 795 U6504 T4B 3608026006190 Power management IC 796 U6505 B3A 3608089000010 Power management IC 797 U6506 B3B 3608026006170 Power management IC 798 W1001 B2C 5499000000220 Oscillator 79...

Page 97: ...0 0 47UF 18 C7020 B2B 3101061050020 1UF 19 C7022 B2C 3101061050020 1UF 20 C7023 B2C 3101061050020 1UF 21 C7051 B3C 3101064750010 4 7UF 22 C7052 B3C 3101064750010 4 7UF 23 C7055 B4A 3101053300000 33PF...

Page 98: ...otection diode 67 D7104 B1A 3307120100050 LED 68 D7117 B1B 3399040600000 ESD protection diode 69 D7119 B1B 3399040600000 ESD protection diode 70 D7121 B1A 3399040600000 ESD protection diode 71 D7122 B...

Page 99: ...21505100010 Bead 105 L7062 B3B 3221505100010 Bead 106 L7063 B3A 3221505100010 Bead 107 L7064 B3B 3221505100010 Bead 108 L7065 B3A 3221505100010 Bead 109 L7066 B3B 3221505100010 Bead 110 L7067 T2C 3221...

Page 100: ...R7102 B4B 3001051030000 10K 151 R7103 T2C 3001051030000 10K 152 R7104 B4B 3001051030000 10K 153 R7105 B3C 3001051030000 10K 154 R7106 B2C 3001051030000 10K 155 R7107 B1C 3001051030000 10K 156 R7108 B...

Page 101: ...00070 Power management IC 185 U7201 B3A 3602010000010 Audio amplifier 186 U7202 B3B 3616093000000 Analog switch 187 U7203 B2B 3616093000000 Analog switch 188 U7204 B2B 3609009002460 ESD protection dio...

Page 102: ...ge 3 7V Talk Groups TMO 2048 Talk Groups DMO 1024 Phonebook 512 Missed Calls 20 Received Calls 20 Dialed Calls 20 Inbox 50 Outbox 20 Drafts 10 Scan Lists 20 20 groups in each list LCD Display 160 128...

Page 103: ...ature 25 65 Storage Temperature 40 80 Humidity ETS 300 019 95 Water Dust Protection IEC60529 IP56 Drop Shock Vibration MIL STD 810 F All Specifications are tested according to applicable standards and...

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