SNAPSHOTS OF MAIN BOARD Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Snapshots of Main PCB / Daughter Board – Top and Bottom Top Side (Battery side) Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Main Board – Top Placement Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Main Board – Bottom Placement Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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APAC/NA/China B5 Input Matching for LNA of WTR4905 MMMB PA Matching for duplexer antenna port, Latam/APAC/NA/China SP10T voltage Matching for Antenna Coupler out connector Output match & Switch for WTR4905 drive out Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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DPX + SP10T) Layout Input match for PA MMMB PA Matching for WTR4905 SP10T antenna port Output match for PA SP10T Coupler Input Matching for LNA of WTR4905 B5/B26/ BC0/BC10 ANT CON Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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LTE B20, WCDMA B8 Tx and Rx Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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LTE B20 TRX Circuits Output
m atch
&
S witch
f or
W TR4905
d rive
o ut
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LTE B20 TRX Circuits Input
m atch
f or
M MMB
P A
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LTE B20 TRX Circuits Output
m atch
f or
M MMB
P A
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LTE B20 TRX Circuits Matching
f or
D uplexer
T X
P ort
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LTE B20 TRX Circuits Matching
f or
D uplexer
A NT,
R X
p orts
a nd
W TR
i nput
m atching
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LTE B20 TRX Circuits Diplexer
Coupler
a nd
R F
c onnector
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MMMB
P A
W TR
PA
o utput
match
D uplexer
D iplexer
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B12/17 TRX Circuits (PA + DPX + SP4T or Diplexer) Matching for Antenna Coupler out connector Matching for LNA Input of WTR4905 Diplexer PA power supply Output match for PA filter Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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B12/17 TRX Circuits (WTR + PA + DPX + SP4T or Diplexer) Layout WTR4905 Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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LTE B13 Tx and Rx Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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B13 TRX Circuits (PA + DPX +LPF) Matching for Antenna Coupler out connector Matching for LNA Input of WTR4905 Matching for duplexer Rx port PA power supply filter Output match for PA Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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LTE/TD-SCDMA B34/39 TX CIRCUITS (PA + FILTER + SP10T) PA voltage BPF
Matching for BPF antenna port MMMB PA Input for PA Output match for PA SP10T voltage Antenna Matching for connector Coupler out SP10T Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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B40 TRX Circuits (PA + BPF+ SP4T+SP2T) PA voltage Output match for PA PA with Switch SP2T Input Matching for LNA Output match for of WTR4905 WTR4905 drive out Antenna connector SP4T voltage SP4T Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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B40 TRX Circuits (WTR + PA + SP4T + SP2T) Layout WTR4905 Input Matching for LNA of WTR4905 SP2T SP4T Coupler Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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TDD LTE B41 Tx and Rx Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Input match for PA PA with Output match for Switch WTR4905 drive out B41 SAW Output match filter for PA Matching for Antenna Coupler out connector SP4T voltage Matching for SP4T antenna port SP4T Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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B41 TRX Circuits (WTR + PA + SAW FILTER + SP4T) Layout Matching for SP4T antenna port SP4T ANT CON on Bottom Input match for PA Output match for PA Output match for WTR4905 drive out WTR4905 Input Matching for LNA of WTR4905 Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
GPS TROUBLESHOOTING Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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GPS Troubleshoot Flow Chart Start Check Voltage VREG_L18_2P7 and Check replace U2000 Ok
GPS Front/ Check and replace Inter-stage FL7660/FL7680 filter check Ok
External Check and replace LNA gain U7670 check Ok
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GPS Front End Block Interstage FL7680 GPS front External end SAW LNA U7670 FL7660 Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Bluetooth/WiFi Power-On Failure WLAN/BT power-on failure Symptoms: WLAN DL test firmware test commands fail Bluetooth power-on test commands fail Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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BT/Wi-Fi is turned on through the UI already and the test commands can not turn it on again. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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If both BT and WLAN fails, it is highly indicative of a hardware failure. Location of the Bluetooth and WLAN circuit (Shown on the next few pages) Check for any visible damage around the BT/WLAN antenna/IC area. BT/Wi-‐Fi
A ntenna
S chema5c
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Part Placement Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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VREG_L9_3P3
C omponents
VREG_S3_1P3
C omponents
19.2MHz
T CXO
C omponents
C4702
VREG_L7_1P8
C omponent
VREG_L5_1P8
C omponent
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Step 3 for BT/Wi-Fi Power-On Failure If no visible damage can be seen, open up the shield and check for any visible damage on the IC and components. Look for misplaced or damaged components. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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– Typical DC voltages in WCN3620 (U4600) area • C4711, C4714, E4710, C4715, C4716, C4717, C4718, C4719 and C4720 should be 1.3V • R4703 and C4704 should be 3.3V • C4700 and C4701 should be 1.8V Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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– Bluetooth: no probing point – use x-ray or other means to make sure following is soldered properly • Pins 18, 33 and 28 of U4600 (these are connection points of control, SSBI and data lines) Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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• Probe and measure the output power at the antenna contact area or at R060 and see in a spectrum analyzer if you see if the phone is transmitting any power • Please measure the output power in test mode using the Labview test Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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– BT/Wi-Fi TX/RX RF failure • Symptoms: – Wi-Fi Radiated TX test value out of limits – Bluetooth radiated TX test value out of limits – Wi-Fi scan test fails – Bluetooth ping test fails Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Step 1 for BT/Wi-Fi TX/RX RF failure Look for visible damage of the BT/WiFi Antenna, Antenna Contacts and BT/WiFi circuits Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Please refer to the previous slide describing the layout of the WLAN circuit. – It is recommended to probe the amplitude of the TX signal along the RF path to look for the failure component. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
FM TROUBLESHOOTING Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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5. (For non-DTV variant) Open up the DTV shield and check whether R6010F placed correctly (For DTV variant) Open up DTV shied and check whether C6015, C6014, L6015, S6010, R6011 placed correctly, and check S6010 voltage 2.85V Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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FM: no probing point – use x-ray or other means to make sure following is soldered properly • Pins 50 of U4600 (FM Rx RF line) • Pins 41 and 46 of U4600 (these are connection points of SSBI and DATA lines) Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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FM Frontend (Non-DTV Version) Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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FM Frontend (DTV Version) Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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FM Rx Matching FM
R x
m atching/ WAN
fi ltering
components
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FM
P art
P lacement/RouMng
Matching components Frontend components Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Vreg_L17_2P85: C4765 should be 2.85v • Vreg_L6_1P8: C4755 should be 1.8v • DTV_RF_DIG_LDO_IN: C4757 should be 1.8v • DTV_DIG_LDO_OUT: C4756, E4751 should be 1.1v 7. Check X-ray if any solder issue under U4750 (DTV FC8300W) Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
POWER UP FAILURE TROUBLESHOOTING Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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K10. You can verify it at a resistor R5031 or a test point below. If this signal does not get lower, likely the button is failing. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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4. A power up sequence is started. From regulator Vreg_S4, to Vreg_L5, one by one, the regulator comes up. And then the PMIC clock comes up and feeds to MSM. Check the picture for reference. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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TP_MSM_RESIN_N can be used to verify the signal PON_RESET_N. MSM will run the primary boot load SW. 7. MSM responds back by pulling up PS_HOLD, telling PMIC to keep power up. R2001 can be measured to verify this signal. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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PMIC is bad and its internal logic is messed up. Replace the PMIC. Here are some pins to measure, REF_BYP at C2001, AVDD_BYP at C2002, and the above signals in the power up steps. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Power Up Failure Troubleshooting Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
CHARGING TROUBLESHOOTING Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Charging Troubleshooting • (Charge Path 1/2): USB Connector M5001-> Charger IC U5201 (pin A5, B5) -> L540 -> Charger IC U5201 (pin D3, E3) USB Connector Charger IC Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Charging Troubleshooting • Charge Path (2/2): -> Charger IC U5201 (pin D3, E3) -> Charger IC U5201 (pin D4, E4) -> R5201 -> Battery Connector P5200 (pin 1) Charger IC Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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● Battery temperature should be between 0ºC ~ 45ºC to be fully charged. Check thermistor voltage at test point (TP_BAT_THERM). It should be around half of battery voltage at room temperature (25ºC). Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
LED / VIBRATOR / USIM / microSD TROUBLESHOOTING Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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SOL LED is driven by U2000 PM8916 CHG_LED_SINK (pin M13) and B_PLUS • Note: LED is being used only for SOL functionality. Notification LED functionality is not being used and will display the message on the LCD display. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Check voltage at LED Anode (pin 2) and Cathode (pin 1) of D5401A • LED Anode voltage = B_PLUS (3.2V to 4.3V) and Cathode voltage = ~(B_PLUS – 3.1V LED forward voltage) Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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When vibrator is active (being driven), the voltage delta between pin 1 and pin 2 of the vibrator should be around 2.4V. When vibrator is not being driven, voltage at pin 1 and pin 2 are about the same. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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2 SIM connectors on Moto G (3rd Generation) placed on a Daughterboard connected to the main PCB board via 40 pin B2B connector. • Each SIM connector is operated independently with its own power, detection and SIM bus interface. (at MSM) Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Check SIM bus interface signal activities during SIM access (UIMx_RST, UIMx_CLK, UIMx_DATA). During normal operation after power up, the clock runs at 3.85 MHz, reset is high, and the SIM bus operates at 1.8V or 3V. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Main board - Power supply and Card Detect (from daughter board) (to MSM) Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Check microSD card detection signal at J5800 pin 10 or VR5801 (active LOW when microSD card is inserted). • Check for activity on microSD bus interface signals during microSD access (SDC2_CLK, SDC2_CMD, SDC2_D[3:0]). Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
SENSORS TROUBLESHOOTING Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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IR proximity or ambient light sensor issue at phone level: • Inspect the zip connector on main PCB board • Check physical connection of zip connector and flex • Rework zip connect or replacing the flex as needed Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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G-force reading of ~ 9.8 next to “Total Acceleration”. If no data is shown, then the IC may be faulty. • Check the interrupt line, which is buried: ACCEL_INT / ACCEL_INT_2 • Make sure the sensor hub (U6000) is working correctly: see the “Sensor Hub” section Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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If no data is shown or the data isn’t changing values, then the IC may be faulty. • Check the reset and interrupt lines, which are buried: MAG_RESET_N and COMPASS_INT Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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PCB. When this is done, the display will turn off. The display will turn back on once the magnet is moved far enough away. • Make sure the sensor hub (U6000) is working correctly: see the “Sensor Hub” section Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Hall Effect Sensor Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Check the active-LOW reset line (STM_NRST): should be high for normal operation • Check the 32 KHz clock (CLK_XMCS) at U6000 pin A6 (buried line) • Use x-ray to check for shorts under the sensor hub IC Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Panel is facing user. FPC bonding area is next to speaker port at top of phone. In this image it is toward bottom. Touch flex connects to the main flex via an 9- pin ZIF connector Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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VIO should be 1.8V from RST_N from MSM VREG_L6_1P8 GPIO INT_N = 1.8V State change VDDA should be 3.3V powered by PMIC interrupt. Low when VREG_L16_UIM3 regulator touch event occurs through U5330. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Product ID: s3346b Build ID: 1b5aff Config ID: 27011520 – Where Product ID: s3346 = TDI, Product ID:s2726 = INX or BOE 5) If above tests pass, check for a panel crack Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
DISPLAY TROUBLESHOOTING Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Display Circuit Location Components for Display and Backlight Display and Touch Connector Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Display Signal Check Green components placed, Red components NOT placed Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Backlight Driver Signal Check Green components placed, Red components NOT placed Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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CABC Signal as seen on an oscilloscope Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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MIPI signal as seen on an oscilloscope (zoomed out) Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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MIPI signal as seen on an oscilloscope (zoomed in) Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
CAMERA TROUBLESHOOTING Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Camera Troubleshooting Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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(MIPI). I2C is used for control. ▪ Analog Supply regulator (2.8V) located on Main PCB. ▪ Digital Supply regulator (1.05V) located on Main PCB. ▪ Full 1080P video mode ▪ Zero Shutter Lag Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Main Imager 1
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Main Imager (cont.) 1
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Main Imager Pinout (Looking through PCB) Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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- Check MIPI data/clk exist on all lines After imager APP is launched. - Check reset is high (1.8V) - Check I2C clk/sda activity is present. - Check Main reference clk = 23.8Mhz Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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The Module is capable of auto exposure, white balance, color correction, and color conversion. ▪ This device provides a finished image at up to 30 fps. ▪ Analog Supply regulator (2.8V) located on main transceiver PCB. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Front Facing VGA Imager Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Front Facing VGA Imager (cont.) Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Front Facing VGA Imager Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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- Check MIPI data/clk exist on all lines After imager APP is launched. - Check reset is high (1.8V) - Check I2C clk/sda activity is present - Check Main reference clk = 23.8MHz Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Flash LED uses two LEDs that are placed on the Flash PCB, see next slide for a picture ▪ The flash LED drive resides on the main board, see next slide for a picture Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Flash LED uses two LEDs that are placed on the Flash PCB as shown below LEDs Daughter Card Flash PCB Rear housing Spring Touching Flash PCB Flash PCB Top Side Flash PCB Top Side Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Flash LED and Flash LED Drive ▪ Flash LED PCB make contacts through four spring contacts that are on the daughter card as shown below Flash_White_POS FLAS_GND EEPROM_DATA Flash_Amber_POS Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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▪ Flash LED Drive resides on the main PCB and the output of the driver goes to the daughter board then through the spring contacts to the FLASH PCB as shown below Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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2.8V and during strobe around 3.6V 3) Check I2C interface of the Flash LED drive (I2C_SDA_cAM and I2C_SCL_CAM) 4) Ensure that the Flash PCB is making contacts with the daughter card Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
AUDIO TROUBLESHOOTING Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Second
M ic
Headset
j ack
Loudspeaker
Speaker
Secondary
M ic
Primary
M ic
Front of the phone Back of the phone Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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• N oise suppression for voice calls • M ultimedia audio recording Functional Name: Main Microphone Uses: • S peech in handset and speakerphone modes Primary
M ic
Back of the phone Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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“AUDIO” menu of the CQA apk, select “Ear Speaker” and then “Play Harvard speech pattern”. • The loudspeaker can be tested by selecting “Loudspeaker via the CQA apk. Music should start playing. • Loudspeaker functionality can be checked quickly by playing a ringtone. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Check the microphone assembly to make certain it is not damaged, which may indicate a broken diaphragm. Check the microphone output at C5700 or C5701. The AC amplitude should increase when audio is present. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Check the microphone assembly to make certain it is not damaged, which may indicate a broken diaphragm. Check the microphone output at C5751 or C5750. The AC amplitude should increase when audio is present. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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4.) Block the primary mic port, listen audio in earpiece. If primary mic is sealed, there will be no /very low audio in Handset earpiece. If primary mic seal is broken, block and unblock audio level almost same. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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4.) Block the second mic with tape, listen earpiece audio. If second mic is sealed, there will be no/very low audio in Handset earpiece. If second mic seal is broken, block and unblock audio level almost same. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Earpiece Earpiece circuit in the daughter board. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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There are shunt components to ground that can be checked (C5786, C5787, and VR5784,VR5785). • The earpiece speaker has a nominal impedance of about 32Ω. • This is a linear amplifier output, where playing a tone would produce a clean AC output voltage. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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The loudspeaker can be probed at L5780 and L5781 • The impedance of the loudspeaker should be around 8Ω when probing on the component • The output is a class D waveform (sample wave shown below) Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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3.5mm Headset Jack Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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3.5mm Headset Jack Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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3.5mm Headset Jack Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
HEADSET JACK TROUBLESHOOTING Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Measure voltage at Sleeve_Jack ,voltage should be around 2.3 volt. • When headset is Inserted: Measure voltage at Sleeve_jack, voltage should be around 1.07 volt ~2.4volt(depending on mic impedance of the headset used) Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...
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Measure voltage across Ref Des R4931(HS_ADC): When no headset inserted: Voltage across R4931 should be 1.63 volt When headset inserted: Voltage across R4931 should be 0.73volt~1.63 volt depending on the headset mic impedance. Moto G (3rd Generation) MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE...