
B. DCS Freq. Comp. Calibration
- Purpose
This item contains the change in Tx power of 15 ARFCN (Absolute Radio Frequency Channel
Number) relative to a reference ARFCN (channel 663).
NOTE 15 ARFCN + 1 ref channel = 16 channels.
- Procedure Proposal
1. Load the highest DCS power as defined in the standard.
2. Measure frequency response of the phone across 16 different ARFCN.
3. The data structure for all Tx frequency-compensated NV items are laid out as in the following
example.
NV_DCS_TX_FREQ_COMP
-8,-2,0,3,5,5,-7,-6
NOTE The first data index will correspond to channel index 0 and so on until the last index is reached
for all channels. The data point for the reference channel will always be 0.
C. DCS RX Gain Range Calibration
- Purpose
This item specifies the RX gain from the antenna to the MSM for 16 frequencies in the DCS band.
- Procedure Proposal
Same as in previous section in GSM except this time set the gain range and phone mode to DCS with
injected power of -65 dBm. In DCS we will frequency compensate over 16 channels.
7.3.5 PCS 1900 Calibration Items
A. PCS Ramp Up/Down Calibration
- Purpose
This item contains the PCS normal Tx burst up/down-ramp DAC values for each power level.
When a PCS Tx burst is generated, it shall pass the ETSI standard power mask as well as Output RF
Spectrum due to Modulation and Switching (OSRF).
- Procedure Proposal
1. Set phone to PCS mode. Determine the DAC codes for each power level during steady state (flat
part of the burst). Each power level has a tolerance limit as shown in Table 7-1.
2. Let’s call X the power levels and Y(x) (i) the up ramp DAC value of X power level at iteration i ( we
have 30). We then have the following:
7. CALIBRATION
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Summary of Contents for U8210
Page 22: ...3 TECHNICAL BRIEF 23 Figure 3 2 1 1 RTR6250 IC Functional Block Diagram ...
Page 37: ...3 TECHNICAL BRIEF 38 Figure 3 5 12 1 Bluetooth system architecture ...
Page 110: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 111 USB_D USB_D USB_VBUS X100 48M 48MHz ...
Page 115: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 116 LCD Control data flow ...
Page 117: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 118 LCD Control data flow ...
Page 122: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 123 TR400 ...
Page 124: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 125 FLASH_ON from Main Bíd PM6650 CN1 Flash LED ...
Page 127: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 128 FB503 CN500 FB502 CN2 CN1 ...
Page 129: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 130 C627 Head_set Output Pin 4 5 C626 CN304 R624 ...
Page 131: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 132 R649 CN300 CN2 CN1 U605 C633 R648 C634 R622 R623 ...
Page 133: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 134 R649 CN300 CN2 CN1 U605 C633 R648 C634 R622 R623 ...
Page 135: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 136 C627 Head_set Output Pin 4 5 C626 CN304 R624 ...
Page 137: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 138 R649 CN300 CN2 CN1 U605 C633 R648 C634 R622 R623 ...
Page 139: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 140 C627 Head_set Output Pin 4 5 C626 CN304 R624 ...
Page 141: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 142 MIC Contact C404 C401 ...
Page 143: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 144 C115 Head_Phone Input Pin 2 3 C102 CN304 R624 ...
Page 146: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 147 Receptacle 4 6V 4 6V ...
Page 151: ...5 BLOCK DIAGRAM 152 Top Side ...
Page 152: ...5 BLOCK DIAGRAM 153 Bottom Side ...
Page 154: ...6 DOWNLOAD 155 It is ready for downloading ...
Page 160: ...6 DOWNLOAD 161 6 Click on Download to download ...
Page 165: ...6 DOWNLOAD 166 Downloading the Module image Finally Download has been complete ...
Page 168: ...6 DOWNLOAD 169 When you meet the NV Restore error Connect to the phone ...
Page 170: ...6 DOWNLOAD 171 Select the proper file and click on Restore Reading the NV file and restore NV ...
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Page 202: ... 203 9 PCB LAYOUT U8210 KEYPAD SPEY0032001 1 1 TOP ...
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