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Series No.
Modification time Version No.
1
2009/9/11
DS210 Service Manual
Modified by
V1.0
CONTENTS
Cause of modification Remark
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  • Page 1   DS210 Service Manual Series No. Modification time Version No. Modified by Cause of modification Remark 2009/9/11 V1.0 Creation CONTENTS...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

      1 INTRODUCTION OF DS210 ........................................3 ID ............................................... 3 ..................................... 4 ECHNICAL PECIFICATION RF C HARACTERISTICS ........................................4 PCBA OVERVIEW ............................................4 EXPLANATION OF SCHEMATIC ......................................8 YSTEM UNCTIONAL IAGRAM ......................................8 RINCIPLE OF CIRCUIT ....................................... 8 3.2.1 Main function of RF ....................................... 8 3.2.2...
  • Page 3: Introduction Of Ds210

    1 Introduction of DS210 1.1 ID DS210 is a real dual-SIM and dual-online phone. It’s developed and designed based on the MTK platform. Besides the basic call function, DS210 provides you with a collection of practical functions, including 262k colors screen, 2.0M pixel camera, Bluetooth, FM, File manager(T-Flash card supported), recorder, MP3, MP4 player.
  • Page 4: Main Technical Specification

      includes antenna interface, FEM, PA and transceiver (power supply belongs to BB). BB includes Baseband processor MT6235 (integrate PMU), NAND + SDRAM, LCM, CMOS Sensor, Bluetooth, FM and keyboard. The MT6139, which is the core IC in RF, adopts direct-conversion architecture with automatic, and supports EGSM/DCS and 26MHz VCXO reference, with a fully-integrated LC-tank VCO and integrated regulator.
  • Page 5   U6235  (MT6235  Baseband  and  Power  U901 (Hall sensor)  Management IC)  Relevant failures:    U105 ( 26MHz Crystal )  Relevant failures:  Unable to detect slide event  Relevant failures:    Unable to power on / Unable to upgrade  Unable  to  power  on  /  Unable  to  / RF module work abnormal / LCD display  upgrade  /  Baseband  work  problem  /  Camera  problem  /  Unable  to  abnormal  /  RF  Module  work  charge etc ...
  • Page 6   CON602 (T‐flash card connector)  CON601 (SIM1 card connector)  Relevant Failures:  Relevant Failures:  Unable  to  detect  T  card  insert  /  T  Unable to detect SIM1 / SIM1 read  BT201 (Backup battery)  card read or write abnormal  or write abnormal  Relevant Failures:  Unable  to  keep  system  time  when  power off    CON406 (Camera connector)  Relevant Failures:  Unable to open Camera function /    U601 (FM chip)  Display  flower  screen  when  Relevant Failures:  preview photos  Unable to search FM channel  or FM signal is poor.  S501~S502 (Volume side key)  Relevant Failures: ...
  • Page 7   LED3~LED4 (Light)  Relevant Failures:  Functional keypad backlight  doesn’t shine.  LCD PCB Bottom Side CN1 (LCD Connector)  Relevant Failures:  LCD  backlight  abnormal  /LCD    display abnormal B1  (Receiver  FPC  Soldering  Pad)  Relevant Failures:  Unable to hear any voice with  each other during the call  U1 (LCD Backlight Driver IC)  Relevant Failures:  CN3 (FPC Connector)  LCD backlight doesn’t shine  Relevant Failures:  Microphone has no sound / LCD  backlight abnormal /LCD display  abnormal  /  Receiver  has  no  sound  /  Functional  key  PCB  B3 (MIC soldering joints) ...
  • Page 8: Explanation Of Schematic

    Base-station through the antenna. The signal interface between RF circuit and Baseband is analog Baseband I/Q signal. The performance of RF circuit can directly affects the signal transmission quality of the mobile phone. The schematic of RF block for DS210 is show blow:...
  • Page 9: Receiver

      From the chart we can see that the RF part is mainly composed of a transceiver chip (MT6139), some RX SAW filters, reference crystal oscillator, power amplifier & antenna switch module, antenna and the matching components between each other. 3.2.2 Receiver The receiver section of MT6139 includes Quad-band Low-Noise Amplifiers(LNAs), RF quadrature mixers, channel...
  • Page 10: Transmitter

      3.2.3 Transmitter The transmitter section of MT6139 includes Baseband I/Q filters, I/Q modulators, frequency dividers, output buffers and a bias-core circuit. BB I/Q signals are fed into the one-pole RC low-pass filter first for better out-of-the-band noise performance. The I/Q modulators are responsible for translating the BB I/Q signals to the transmitting frequencies.
  • Page 11: Digital Calibration Loop

      32 to 127. A conventional digital-type Phase-Frequency Detector (PFD) with a charge pump is used for phase comparison. By changing the output current of the charge pump, the phase detector gain can be programmed from 50/2p mA/rad to 400/2p mA/rad. To reduce the acquisition time or to enable fast settling time-for multi-slot data services such as GPRS, a digital frequency calibration loop along with a fast-acquisition system are implemented in the RF synthesizer.
  • Page 12: Principle Of Baseband Circuit

      3.3 Principle of Baseband circuit 3.3.1 Baseband chip—MT6325 The Baseband chip MT6235 is a single-chip solution for GSM/GPRS/EDGE mobile phones. Based on the 32-bit ARM926EJ-s RISC processor, MT6235 support GPRS Class 12. It is the core part of the whole system, it is in charge of the management of all the other parts.
  • Page 13: Channel Power Supply

      3.3.2.1 10 channel power supply Power Voltage(V) Current( max )(mA) Function VCORE Digital Core Voltage VMEM External Memory Voltage CAMERA_A Analog Camera Voltage CAMERA_D Digital Camera Voltage RF Voltage AVDD Analog Voltage Digital IO Voltage VUSB USB Voltage VSIM / VSIM-2 1.8 or 3.0 80(sim1) 20(sim2) SIM Voltage...
  • Page 14: Charge Circuit

      3.3.2.3 Charge Circuit The typical charging procedure can be divided into three phases: pre-charging, constant current mode charging, and constant voltage mode charging. Picture 3.3.2.3.2 shows the flow chart of the charging procedure. Most of the charger circuits are integrated in PMU of MT6235 except for one PMOS, one diode and one accurate resistor for current sensing.
  • Page 15: Sim Interface

      3.3.3 SIM interface 3.3.4 Principle of audio frequency circuit The Audio Frequency( AF ) circuit includes four parts: receiver, speaker, microphone and headset. The speaker is drove by an Class D amplifier. The baseband chip sends the AF signal, MP3_OUTL, to the amplifier. After the AF signal is amplified, it goes to the speaker.
  • Page 16: Lcd Circuit

      3.3.5 LCD circuit LCD occupies 18 bits of the data interface( LCM_D0 ~ LCM_D17), five control bus(LCM_CS is LCM enable signal, LCM_RS is LCM select signal for data and command, LCM_WRB is LCM write signal, LCM_RDB is LCM read signal, LRSTB is LCM reset signal), two power supplies(V_LCM is LCD analog supply voltage 2.8V, VDD is LCD I/O supply voltage 1.8V).
  • Page 17: Camera Circuit

    2.0M pixels. With its high performance application platform, MT6235 allows efficient processing of image and video data. Image signal processor inside MT6235 support VGA/XGA sensor YUV422/RGB565 interface. DS210 adopts YUV422 interface. The ISP supports many functions, Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, Hue Tuning and Input Image Grab Window.
  • Page 18: T-Flash Card Circuit

    System interface DS210 use a 12pin port as system interface. Pin1 and Pin2 are used for charging battery. Pin3 and Pin7 are used for downloading software or dubugging. Pin4 and Pin6 are used for USB communication. Pin5 is PWRKEY to generate a power on interrupt.
  • Page 19: Fm Circuit

    In DS210, MT6235 supplies power for FM chip, signal AVDD( 2.8V ), and communicates with the FM chip through I2C bus. The audio signals, FM_INL and FM_INR, are dealt with MT6235’s audio block, then sent to system interface to headphone.
  • Page 20: Key Interface

      3.3.11 Key interface 4 Main Spare Parts Introduction...
  • Page 21: Failure Analysis

      5 Failure analysis 5.1 Level 1 Primary Repair 5.1.1 Upgrade software 5.1.1.1 Install USB cable driver 1、Decompressing file “PL2303_Prolific_DriverInstaller_10311”, click “PL2303_Prolific_DriverInstaller_10311.exe”to install. 2、Plug into N87 update cable,The computer will automatically install the driver file until the driver has been installed ,on the bottom right corner of tips ,it will show successfully 3、Open “my computer”—“manage”—“Device Manager”—“com”,it will show “Prolific USB-to-Serial Com Port(COM X)”.
  • Page 22   2、click“Download Agent” ,choose “MTK_ALLInOne_DA”...
  • Page 23   3、Decompressing files “N87_software” Click ”Scatter-loading”,open the“N87_software”— “scatEELINK35_08B”. PS: it only need to update this file in Follow-up to upgrade Attention:After select the file, the four documents in the state need to choose (as shown in red circle) 4、Connect the phone to start the upgrade. 1)、Phone off, connect the USB upgrade line, left-click on “download”...
  • Page 24: Upgrade Fail Halfway

    If the upgrade still fail, you can try to delete the version check to try again. 2、 5.1.1.3 Upgrade fail halfway If DS210 upgrade fails on the halfway, Please follow these steps 1、 Download the SW on “no action” mode.
  • Page 25: Replace Packages

    The guidance for user to use some functions In order to properly guide the user, each maintenance engineer should be familiar with the operation of each function. You can refer to DS210 User Manual. 5.2 Level 2 Intermediate repair Disassemble and replace the broken parts, without difficult rewelding.
  • Page 26: Cover Broken

      5.2.1 Cover Broken Aftermarket provides spare covers, Cover A ~ D. If the Phone case is damaged or worn, please disassemble the phone and replace the corresponding Cover. It should be pointed out that if window is damaged, please replace the Cover A. 5.2.2 Replace Keypad (Structure Parts) Aftermarket provides spare keypads, function key, numeric key, volume key, and camera shortcut key.
  • Page 27: Lcd Pcb Broken

      5.2.10 LCD PCB Broken If LCD PCB is broken, it may result in functional key abnormal, no functional key backlight, display abnormal, and receiver function abnormal. Please replace with a good one directly, and send the broken PCB to senior repair points.
  • Page 28: Power On And Initial Problem

      5.3.1 Power on and initial problem Power on abnormal  NO  NO  Check battery is contacted well?  Reinstall battery  Resolder CN403 YES  NO  Battery voltage is more than 3.4V?  Recharge battery  YES  NO  Something is wrong with related components.  Check  related  components  which  Go to Level 4 connect to VBAT signal    Check  PMU  in  U6235  is  well?  NO  Something is wrong with    Measure  voltage  of  some  signals,  U6235. Go to Level 4 VCORE, ...
  • Page 29: Upgrade Problem

      5.3.2 Upgrade Problem Upgrade problem  NO  Check download data cable  Replace cable  YES  NO  Resolder CON402.  Check CON402 YES  NO  Check  R433,  R413,  R414,  T403,  Resolder  or  replace  R433,  T404  R413, R414, T403, and T404 YES  Check  UART  signal,  UTXD1  and  URXD1,  when  download  is  carried  on  NO  YES  Check ...
  • Page 30: Power Charge Problem: Charger

      5.3.3 Power charge problem: Charger Charger charge problem NO  Check charger  Replace charger  YES  Check CON402  NO  Resolder CON402.  YES  Resolder  or  replace  T401,  NO  Check T401, C218, U201, R209  C218, U201, and R209  YES  Insert charger  Check  charge  power,  VCHG,  on  T401, its level should be 5V.  YES  NO  Something is wrong with  Check  MOSFET  IC  (U201),  pin4,  U6235. Go to Level 4 GATDRV, its level should be high ...
  • Page 31: Power Charge Problem: Usb

      5.3.4 Power Charge Problem: USB USB charge problem  NO  Check data cable  Replace data cable YES  Check CON402  NO  Resolder CON402.  YES  Resolder  or  replace  T401,  NO  Check T401, C218, U201, R209  C218, U201, and R209  YES  Insert USB data cable  Check  USB  charge  power,  VCHG,  on T401, its level should be 5V.  YES  NO  Something is wrong with    Check  MOSFET  IC  (U201),  pin4,  U6235. Go to Level 4 GATDRV, its level should be high ...
  • Page 32: Rf Signal Weakness Problem (Have No Signal Even)

      5.3.5 RF Signal Weakness Problem (Have no signal even) RF signal problem  Antenna  is  poorly  contacted  with  NO  Check antenna  mainboard.  Replace  new  Cover  D  with  antenna  YES  Resolder  and  replace  related  circuit  Check antenna path    NO  components.  YES  Check RF transceiver(U100)  Something  is  wrong  with  U100  or  related  NO ...
  • Page 33: Lcd Display Problem

      5.3.6 LCD Display Problem LCD doesn’t work  NO  LCD FPC connected well?  Reconnect LCD FPC YES  NO  LCD module is well?  Replace the damage  YES  NO  LCD connector CN1 well?  Resolder CN1  YES  LCD  backlight  well?  Check  C8,  Go to 5.3.7 LCD backlight problem C2, C4, C5, C6 voltage?  YES  Check if CN1 pin7 voltage is 2.8V, pin8 voltage is  1.8V?  Pin10  and  pin12  voltage  is  0V?  Pin13  voltage  is  1.8V?  Pin9,  pin11,  pin15  to  pin32,  voltage change between 0 to 1.8V? ...
  • Page 34: Lcd Backlight Problem

      5.3.7 LCD Backlight Problem Backlight doesn’t work  NO  Check CON901 connector well?  Resolder CON901  YES  Check  CON901  pin18  waveform,  it  Something is wrong with U6235. Go to Level  NO  should  be  some  pulses  then  keep  high after slide event.  YES  NO  NO  Check  if  slide  FPC  is  well  or  Reconnect FPC  Replace the broken FPC  connected well?  YES  NO  Resolder CN3  Check CN3 connector well? ...
  • Page 35: Camera Problem

      5.3.8 Camera Problem Camera function doesn’t work  NO  Check camera FPC connect well?  Reconnect FPC  YES  NO  Replace the damage  Check camera module ok?  YES  NO  Check CON406 connector well  Resolder CON406  YES  NO  YES  Voltage on C424 is 2.8V?  C424 is short?  Repair C424  NO  YES  Something is wrong with U6235. Go to Level 4 NO  YES  Repair C424  Voltage on C429 is 1.8V?  C429 is short? NO  Something is wrong with U6235. Go to Level 4 YES  NO  Check  IIC  signal  on  R430  and  Something is wrong with U6235. Go to Level 4 R431? ...
  • Page 36: Sim I Card Problem(Phone Can't Access Sim Card)

      5.3.9 SIM I Card Problem(Phone can’t access SIM card) Phone can’t access SIM card  NO  Check SIM card is installed well?  Reinstall SIM card  YES  Resolder  connector.  If  SIM  card  connector’s  NO  Check  SIM  card  connector,  contacts are distorted, replace the connector  CON601, is well?  YES  NO  YES  T604  or  C603  Repair C424  T604 or C603 voltage=3V / 1.8V  is short?  NO  YES  YES  Something is wrong with U6235. Go to Level 4 NO ...
  • Page 37: T-Card Problem(Phone Can't Access T-Flash Card)

      5.3.10 T-card Problem(Phone can’t access T-flash card) Phone can’t access T‐flash card  NO  Check T card is installed well?  Reinstall T card  YES  Resolder  connector.  If  T  card  connector’s  NO  Check T card connector is well?  contacts are distorted, replace the connector  YES  Check  if  MCINS  signal  level  has  NO  changed after T card is inserted.  YES  Check  voltage  on  C604,  T  card  NO  YES  Repair T603 ...
  • Page 38: Receiver Problem(Unable To Hear Any Voice From Each Other During The Call)

      5.3.11 Receiver Problem(Unable to hear any voice from each other during the call) Receiver doesn’t work  Something  is  Check  receiver  signal,  SPKN0  and  NO  CON901  is  wrong  with  YES  SPKP0,  on  pin6  and  pin7  of  soldered well?  U6235.  Go  to  CON901  Level 4 NO ...
  • Page 39: Speaker Problem(Unable To Hear Any Voice When Playing Mp3)

      5.3.12 Speaker Problem(Unable to hear any voice when playing MP3) Speaker doesn’t work  Speaker is well? Replace  the  NO  NO  Check speaker is contacted well?  Its  resistance  is  broken speaker  8 ohm?  YES  YES  Re‐contact the speaker  Resolder  or  replace  Check  NO  B706/B707/C725/C726/T705/T706/R714  B706/B707/C725/C726/T705/T706/R714  YES  NO  Check  C722  voltage  is  equal  to  Resolder or replace C722 ...
  • Page 40: Microphone Problem: Internal(Microphone Doesn't Work)

      5.3.13 Microphone Problem: Internal(Microphone doesn’t work) Internal microphone doesn’t work  Something  is  wrong  Check  MIC  bias  voltage,  MICBIASP  Resolder  or  replace  NO  NO  with  U6235.  Go  to  on R701 and MICBIASN on R704    R701 and R704  Level 4 YES  NO  Resolder or replace C708, R702, C703, B703,  Check C708, R702, C703, B703, C704,  C704, B704, and R703.  B704, R703  YES  Check  if  CON901  connector  pin3  NO ...
  • Page 41: Microphone Problem: External(Earphone Mic Doesn't Work)

      5.3.14 Microphone Problem: External(Earphone MIC doesn’t work) External microphone doesn’t work  NO  Replace earphone  Check earphone  YES  NO  Resolder CON402.  Check CON402  YES  Check  R424,  C416,  C417,  C418,  NO  Resolder or replace R424, C416, C417, C418,  C421, C422, R425, C420, R426  C421, C422, R425, C420, and R426 YES    NO  Something is wrong with  Check  external  mic  bias  voltage,  U6235. Go to Level 4 MICBIASP, on R424  YES  Something is wrong with  NO  Check mic audio signal, MICP1 and ...
  • Page 42: Earphone Problem(Unable To Detect Earphone Insert)

      5.3.15 Earphone Problem(Unable to detect earphone insert) Unable to detect earphone insert  NO  Replace earphone  Check earphone  YES  NO  Resolder CON402.  Check CON402  YES  NO  Check  R420,  R421,  C414,  R422,  Resolder or replace R420, R421, C414, R422,  C412, B402  C412, and B402 YES  Check  earphone  insert  detect  signal,  EINT0_HEADSET,  on  R421.  It’s low level when earphone insert  into  phone.  Otherwise  it’s  high  level. ...
  • Page 43: Earphone Problem(Earhook Function To Stop Or Receive A Call )

      5.3.16 Earphone Problem(Earhook function to stop or receive a call ) Earhook function doesn’t work  NO  Replace earphone  Check earphone  YES  NO  Resolder CON402.  Check CON402  YES  Resolder  or  replace  B401,  R424,  R425,  Check  B401,  R424,  R425,  C420,  NO  C420,  C418,  C416,  C417,  C421,  C422,  and  C418, ...
  • Page 44: Earphone Problem (Unable To Hear Sound By Earphone)

      5.3.17 Earphone Problem (Unable to hear sound by earphone) Unable to hear sound by earphone  NO  Replace earphone  Check earphone  YES  NO  Resolder CON402.  Check CON402  YES  Resolder  or  replace  R420,  R421,  C414,  Check  R420,  R421,  C414,  R422,  NO  R422,  C412,  R423,  C419,  C415,  B402,  and  C412,  R423,  C419,  C415,  B402,  B403 ...
  • Page 45: Mass Storage Problem (Computer Can't Detect Phone's U Disk Function)

      5.3.18 Mass Storage Problem (Computer can’t detect phone’s U disk function) Computer can’t detect phone’s U disk function  NO  Check data cable  Replace data cable YES  Check CON402  NO  Resolder CON402.  YES  NO  Resolder or replace C209, L205, and C221  Check C209, L205, C221  YES  Insert data cable  Something is wrong with    NO  Check  USB  module  power,  VBUS,  U6235, Go to Level 4 on C209, its level should be 3.3V. ...
  • Page 46: Vibrator Problem

      5.3.19 Vibrator Problem Vibrator doesn’t work  NO  Resolder  and  replace  Check vibrator  vibrator  YES  NO  Resolder and replace R208, T201, D201, and  Check R208, T201, D201, C217  C217  YES  Resolder  or  replace  R420,  R421,  C414,  Check  R420,  R421,  C414,  R422,  NO  R422,  C412,  R423,  C419,  C415,  B402,  and  C412,  R423,  C419,  C415,  B402,  B403 ...
  • Page 47: Bluetooth Problem

      5.3.20 Bluetooth Problem Bluetooth doesn’t work  Resolder  and  replace  NO  Check Bluetooth antenna, AN801  the antenna  YES  Check the path of antenna, L804,  NO  Resolder  and  replace  L804,  C825,  C826,  C825, C826, SAW801, and L803  SAW801, and L803 YES  NO  Check  if  voltage  on  C822  is  equal  Resolder or replace C822  to battery voltage  YES  Check  U802,  C824,  and  C827.  NO  Resolder ...
  • Page 48: Fm Radio Problem

      5.3.21 FM Radio Problem FM doesn’t work  Replace the earphone  NO  Check earphone  YES  NO  Resolder and replace CON402  Check CON402 connector  YES  5.3.15 Earphone Check  if  phone  can  detect  NO  problem (Unable to detect earphone insert event earphone insert) YES  Go to 5.3.17 Earphone problem NO  (Unable hear sound Can hear sound by earphone?  earphone) YES ...
  • Page 49: Keypad Problem

      5.3.22 Keypad Problem A: Mainboard numeric key and side key problem  Keypad problem Resolder  and  replace  NO  Check T501 ~ T508 NO  T501 ~ T508  YES  Check Row and Column signals.  Something is wrong with    KROW0~KROW2, on T501~T503,  NO  END  U6235, Go to Level 4  should be high level, KCOL0~KCOL4,  on T504~T508, should be low level  when no key press B: LCD board function key problem  Keypad problem  NO  Resolder and replace CON901  Check CON901 YES  NO  NO  Reconnect FPC  Replace FPC  Check SLIDE FPC YES  NO  Resolder and replace CN3  Check CN3 connector YES  Resolder ...
  • Page 50: Keypad Backlight Problem

      5.3.23 Keypad Backlight Problem A: Mainboard numeric key backlight problem  Backlight problem NO  Resolder  or  replace  Check D501~D505,  D501~D505, R511~R516.  R511~R516  YES  Check backlight control  NO  Something is wrong with    signal, KP_LED, on R511,  U6235, Go to Level 4 during slide event END  B: LCD board function key backlight problem  Backlight problem  Check backlight control signal,  NO  Something is wrong with    KP_LED, on R511, during slide  U6235, Go to Level 4 event  YES  NO  Resolder and replace CON901  Check CON901 YES  NO  NO  Reconnect FPC  Replace FPC ...
  • Page 51: Slide Problem(Unable To Detect Slide Event)

      5.3.24 Slide Problem(Unable to detect slide event) Unable to detect slide event  NO  Reship  and  replace  Check magnet  magnet  YES  NO  Resolder and replace R901, C904, and U901  Check R901, C904, U901  YES  Something  is  wrong  with  U6235,  Go  to  Check hall IC power, VDD, on C904,  NO  Level 4  its voltage should be 3.3V    YES  Something  is  wrong  with  U6235,  Go  to  Check ...
  • Page 52: Sim Ii Card Problem(Phone Can't Access Sim Card)

      5.3.25 SIM II Card Problem(Phone can’t access SIM card) Phone can’t access SIM card  NO  Check SIM card is installed well?  Reinstall SIM card  YES  Resolder  connector.  If  SIM  card  connector’s  Check  SIM  card  connector,  NO  contacts are distorted, replace the connector  CON701, is well?  YES  NO  YES  C701  or  C232  Repair  C701  C701 or C232 voltage=3V / 1.8V  is short?  or C232 NO  YES ...
  • Page 53: Level 4 Board-Level Maintenance

      5.4 Level 4 Board-level Maintenance Please return defective PCB boards to factory for repair. 6 Disassembly Steps Please refer to the video, disassembly steps. It describes the steps in detail.

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