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Private Communication Systems

 

 

 

Mobile Phones

   

 

V1.3 

2 

PN MP ST 

 

 

D. Schnoor 

 

 

10/97   

 

1  Table of Contents 

 

1 TABLE OF CONTENTS....................................................................................................................................2 

2 TECHNICAL DATA ..........................................................................................................................................3 

3 GENERAL INFORMATION ............................................................................................................................4 

4 MECHANICAL CONCEPT ..............................................................................................................................4 

4.1

 

S6

 

GSM

 

/

 

PCN

 MECHANICAL DRAWINGS

............................................................................................................5 

4.2

 

D

ISASSEMBLING THE 

S6......................................................................................................................................7 

4.3

 

A

SSEMBLING THE 

S6 ...........................................................................................................................................7 

4.4

 

B

OARD 

V

ERSIONS

...............................................................................................................................................8 

4.5

 

U

PPER 

C

ASE 

P

ROTECTION

.................................................................................................................................10 

4.6

 

H

ANDSET 

D

ATECODES

......................................................................................................................................10 

5 HARDWARE CONCEPT ................................................................................................................................11 

5.1

 

B

LOCK 

D

IAGRAM

..............................................................................................................................................11 

5.2

 

H

ARDWARE 

D

ESCRIPTION

.................................................................................................................................13 

5.3

 

P

OWER 

S

UPPLY 

C

ONCEPT

.................................................................................................................................14 

5.4

 

O

VERVOLTAGE 

C

ONDITIONS

.............................................................................................................................15 

6 S6 GSM / PCN SOFTWARE OPTIONS ........................................................................................................16 

7 SOFTWARE PROGRAMMING ....................................................................................................................20 

7.1

 

D

ESCRIPTION OF SOFTWARE BOOTING

...............................................................................................................21 

7.2

 

L

ANGUAGE 

G

ROUPS

..........................................................................................................................................21 

8 DEBLOCKING .................................................................................................................................................22 

9 BATTERY .........................................................................................................................................................23 

9.1

 

S

PECIFICATION

..................................................................................................................................................23 

9.2

 

S

HORT 

C

IRCUIT 

P

ROTECTION

............................................................................................................................24 

9.3

 

D

EEP 

D

ISCHARGE

..............................................................................................................................................25 

9.4

 

B

ATTERY 

D

ATECODES

......................................................................................................................................25 

10 S6 GSM / PCN ACCESSORIES....................................................................................................................25 

10.1

 

D

ESKTOP 

C

HARGER

........................................................................................................................................27 

10.2

 

C

AR 

C

HARGER

................................................................................................................................................27 

10.3

 

C

AR 

K

IT 

B

ASIC

...............................................................................................................................................27 

10.4

 

C

AR 

K

IT 

H

ANDSFREE

......................................................................................................................................27 

11 SPARE PARTS LIST .....................................................................................................................................28 

11.1

 SWAP UNITS

.....................................................................................................................................................29 

11.2

 SPARE PARTS

...................................................................................................................................................29 

11.3

 CUSTOMER SPEZIFIED SPARE PARTS

.................................................................................................................30 

11.4

 

A

CCESSORIES AND WEARING PARTS

................................................................................................................30 

11.5

 

D

OCUMENTATION

...........................................................................................................................................31 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for S6 GSM

Page 1: ...Private Communication Systems Mobile Phones V1 3 1 PN MP ST D Schnoor 10 97 Service Manual S6 GSM PCN V 1 3 Total number of pages 31 ...

Page 2: ...DESCRIPTION 13 5 3 POWER SUPPLY CONCEPT 14 5 4 OVERVOLTAGE CONDITIONS 15 6 S6 GSM PCN SOFTWARE OPTIONS 16 7 SOFTWARE PROGRAMMING 20 7 1 DESCRIPTION OF SOFTWARE BOOTING 21 7 2 LANGUAGE GROUPS 21 8 DEBLOCKING 22 9 BATTERY 23 9 1 SPECIFICATION 23 9 2 SHORT CIRCUIT PROTECTION 24 9 3 DEEP DISCHARGE 25 9 4 BATTERY DATECODES 25 10 S6 GSM PCN ACCESSORIES 25 10 1 DESKTOP CHARGER 27 10 2 CAR CHARGER 27 10 3...

Page 3: ... mm Volume 155 cm Weight 165 g Performance GSM class 4 2 Watt PCN class 1 1 Watt Powersupply Lithium Ion battery 3 6V 1000mAh Standby time up to 30 hours Talk time Up to 4 hours Carging Time Full charge in 2 5 hours Display LCD high resolution graphic display 97 x 33 pixels 4 rows of 16 characters SIM Card Type Small plug in 3V or 5V ...

Page 4: ...ble part on the user interface is the ringer gasket 1080 which is needed to increase the ringer volume Furthermore there is a RF plug on the user interface which has to be plugged into the appropriate connector on the RF control module This conection is very essential because it is the RF signal from to the internal antenna The shielding is done by the lower case shell 1050 which is covered with a...

Page 5: ...Private Communication Systems Mobile Phones V1 3 5 PN MP ST D Schnoor 10 97 4 1 S6 GSM PCN mechanical drawings Figure 1 Mechanical Drawing S6 ...

Page 6: ... D Schnoor 10 97 Note The numbers displayed in the above drawings are NO ORDERING Nos use the numbers in chapter 11 for ordering Ordering number for dust protection frame L36859 A4 C141 Figure 2 Display with Dust Protection Frame Figure 3 Dust Protection Frame ...

Page 7: ...20 and RF and controle module 1010 out of the upper case shell 1040 Only for level 2 repairs a Remove ringer gasket 1080 from the MMI board 1020 b Remove RF plug from RF and control module 1010 c Take off the MMI board 1020 d Take frame 1060 off the RF and control module 1010 e Remove interconnector 1090 from the frame 1060 8 If necessary Take battery connector out of lower case shell 1050 9 Remov...

Page 8: ... MMI board 1020 to RF and control module 1010 e Mount ringer gasket 1080 on the MMI board 1020 6 Close device with upper case shell 1040 Make sure that the 6 hooks of the upper case shell fit firmly into the respective slots of the lower case shell 1050 7 Screw 3 long flat head screws 1145 Torx 1 8x12 Torqe 25 Ncm into lower case shell 1050 Close holes with plastic disks 1155 afterwards 8 Screw 2 ...

Page 9: ...t the spare part ordering numbers they are manufacturing numbers printed on the boards itself Do not use them for ordering spare parts S6 GSM PCN Board Versions GSM Old version with bolt Main Board S24859 A2600 A1 x MMI Board V24851 Z1508 A9 x New version Main Board S24859 A2600 A5 x MMI Board V24851 Z1508 A17 x PCN Old version with bolt Main Board S24859 A3600 A1 x MMI Board V24851 Z1508 A10 x Ne...

Page 10: ...ed see drawing If the pin is not removed the case may break Attention Do not remove the pin if the unbolted boards are used The removal of the pin is simply done by cutting it off with a sharp knife or cutter 4 6 Handset Datecodes Siemens is using the industrial standard DIN EN 60062 to indicate the production service dates The code is printed on the IMEI sticker located under the simcard reader g...

Page 11: ...er of the datecode indicates the year of production F 1995 H 1996 J 1997 The second character indicates the month of production 1 9 january to september O october N november D december Example HD means that the set was produced in december of 1996 5 Hardware Concept 5 1 Block Diagram YY Datecode ...

Page 12: ...Private Communication Systems Mobile Phones V1 3 12 PN MP ST D Schnoor 10 97 ...

Page 13: ... modulation of the Tx I Q signals 3 GAIM PMB 2905 The GAIM provides the interface between the analogue signals I Q voiceband PA control and its digital representation 4 Receiver Circuit PMB 2405 07 This circuit provides the following main functionalities a Low Noise Amplifier LNA with a fixed amplification of 20dB to amplify the input RF signal b Mixer to mix down the RF signal to the Intermediate...

Page 14: ...ttery voltage is supplying the power supply asic it is always needed to operate the phone You cannot switch on the handset if the battery voltage is not present From the 3 6 V battery voltage all other supply voltages of the S6 are derived controlled by the power supply ASIC The RF module needs 6 4 V for its PA this voltage is generated by a step up converter The logic module uses 2 8 V generated ...

Page 15: ...nect the battery dummy with the right polarity the red plug to 4V and the blue plug to ground If you use a voltage higher than 7V or with wrong polarity the phone can be destroyed 5 4 Overvoltage Conditions a Battery Voltage If the battery voltages rises above 6 2 Volts the phone will switch off and it cannot be switched on again before the voltage is lower than 6 2 Volts If the battery voltage ri...

Page 16: ... 3 Tone Adjust The ringer tone can be adjusted 2 DIVERT 2 1 If not Reachable Clear Set Check Divert when the phone is switched off 2 2 If no Reply Clear Set Check Divert if nobody answers the call 2 3 All Calls Clear Set Check Divert all incoming calls 2 4 If Busy Clear Set Check Divert if the line is busy 3 CONTROL USE 3 1 Key Lock Lock your keys from unwanted pressing Unlock by holding down the ...

Page 17: ...SIM Set Clear PHONECODE If you set this feature the phonecode will be activated Whenever another SIM Card is inserted the phone will ask for the phonecode 3 6 2 Network Lock Set Clear NETWORKCODE If you have a network lock activated the phone will only accept SIM Cards of this network operator 3 6 3 Service P Lock Set Clear SERV P CODE If you have a service provider lock activated the phone will o...

Page 18: ...vailable if CLIP is active 5 GSM PCN SERVICE 5 1 Network Info This feature will show you all available and accessible GSM PCN networks 5 2 Reselect Netw Restart the network searching process 5 3 Auto Network On Off If you switch on auto network the mobile will first try to find the home network then the networks in the network list and finally the strongest available 5 4 Network List Free programm...

Page 19: ...ing and activating of charge limit If you have a phase 1 SIM Card you will have to enter the phonecode with a phase 2 SIM Card the PIN 2 is needed 7 LANGUAGE 7 1 Automatic Language which preferred in the SIM Card is used if the language is in the mobile software 7 2 English 7 3 Deutsch 7 4 Francais 8 CAR USE 8 1 Auto Answer On Off If a call comes in it will be automatically answered 8 2 Auto Power...

Page 20: ...ngs text 9 6 Service Tones On Off Service tones are audible when loggin into the net work or connecting a call etc 9 7 Master Reset This feature will reset factory settings but not the se curity codes or charge limits etc 9 8 Phone Status This shows your IMEI Number and the Software Date Press left softkey once 7 Software programming The software of the S6 GSM PCN handsets is programmed directly f...

Page 21: ...the bootadapter with the connection cable Copy bootsoftware to your PC and follow the instructions in the readme txt Ordering Number Bootadapter L24857 F1006 A30 The bootadapter comes complete with AC Adapter RS 232 and handset connection cable 7 2 Language Groups There are different language groups of the same software version Attention This information is subject to change Contact your service c...

Page 22: ...Greek Italian Hungarian 7 English French Dutch SMS CB 8 English French Arabic German b PCN Language Group Display Languages 1 German English French SMS CB 2 Danish Finish Swedish Norwegian 8 Deblocking If the phone is disabled due to a wrong entry of the phonecode not PIN1 PIN2 network code or service provider code it can only be resetted by entering the right unblocking code The unblocking code i...

Page 23: ...T D Schnoor 10 97 If you need unblocking codes just send a fax with the IMEI numbers to Siemens AG PN KE SH World Service Center Bocholt Germany Fax 49 2871 91 3007 Please use the appropriate form provided by your service coordinator 9 Battery 9 1 Specification ...

Page 24: ...Ah The connections BATT and GND are used to supply the mobile while RCODE is used to detect the battery technology BATT_TEMP is used to measure the battery temperature 9 2 Short Circuit Protection The battery is short circuit protected by an electronic fuse The resetting of the fuse can be done by the following procedures Plug the battery into the desktop charger or ...

Page 25: ...visible on the handset display 9 4 Battery Datecodes The datecode printed on the battery will give you the following information Example TOS 8 G9 VA 1 TOS Cells supplied by Toshiba 8 Revision level G9 Datecode VA Varta battery manufacturer 1 Place of manufacturing 1 Germany 2 Novibor Czech Republic Datecode 1 Character Year of production F 1995 G 1996 2 Character Month of production 1 9 means Janu...

Page 26: ...Private Communication Systems Mobile Phones V1 3 26 PN MP ST D Schnoor 10 97 Depicted are the following accessories ...

Page 27: ...attery Never cut off the cigarette lighter plug and never make a direct connection to the car battery There is a voltage regulator in the plug which is regulating the 12V down to the charging voltage of the handset 10 3 Car Kit Basic The car kit basic is connected to the cigarette lighter of the car with a flexible cable This accessory will charge the handset battery and it can also be used as a c...

Page 28: ...icrophone and loudspeaker battery charging and radio mute The connections to the battery are made directly using the cables with fuses for battery battery and ignition Furthermore it provides a radio mute connection to the car radio See drawing S6 GSM PCN Accessories for details 11 Spare Parts List List of spare parts jigs and tools swap units ...

Page 29: ...OPI LG 1 1 L24859 C2600 A917 S6 GSM SWAP TDM SIM LOCK 1 L24859 C2600 A922 S6 GSM SWAP MOVISTAR SIM LOCK 1 L24859 C2600 A923 S6 GSM SWAP AIRTEL SIM LOCK 1 L24859 C2600 A924 S6 GSM SWAP SIEMENS LG 7 1 L24859 C3600 A910 S6 PCN SWAP LG 1 1 L24859 C3600 A914 S6 PCN SIM LOCK ADAM SWAP LG 1 1 L24859 C3600 A915 S6 PCN SIM LOCK MUTIA SWAP LG 2 1 LG Language Group 11 2 spare parts Part No Parts Q p P L24859...

Page 30: ...NTERFACE 1 11 3 customer spezified spare parts L36158 A4 B1 UPPER CASE SHELL GSM STD 20 L36158 A4 B11 UPPER CASE SHELL PCN STD 20 L36158 A4 B22 UPPER CASE SHELL GSM TDM 20 L36158 A4 B28 UPPER CASE SHELL GSM TIM 20 L36158 A4 B29 UPPER CASE SHELL GSM OPI 20 L36158 A4 B31 UPPER CASE SHELL GSM MOVISTAR 20 L36158 A4 B32 UPPER CASE SHELL GSM AIRTEL 20 11 4 Accessories and wearing parts Part No Parts Q p...

Page 31: ... N2600 A101 5 W19 S6 USER GUIDE UG2 DK FIN SWE NOR 1 L36859 N2600 A102 9 K19 S6 USER GUIDE UG3 GBR KATAL ESP POR 1 L36859 N2600 A103 9 L19 S6 USER GUIDE UG4 GBR TUR TCH POL 1 L36859 N2600 A104 9 M19 S6 USER GUIDE UG5 GBR FRA RUS BUL 1 L36859 N2600 A105 9 N19 S6 USER GUIDE UG6 GBR GRI ITA HUN 1 L36859 N2600 A106 3 Q19 S6 USER GUIDE UG7 GBR FRA NDL 1 L36859 N2600 A107 3 T19 S6 USER GUIDE UG8 GBR FRA...

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