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Nokia NSW-5 Series Service Manual

Nokia NSW-5 Series Service Manual (278 pages)

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Brand: Nokia | Category: Cell Phone | Size: 4.38 MB

Table of Contents

Section 1

9
- Table of Contents
  9
- Product Selection
  10
  - Handportables
    10
  - Desktop Option
    11
- Product and Module List
  12
- Technical Specifications
  13
  - General Specifications of Transceiver NSW-5
    13
    
    Mechanical Characteristics
    13
    
    Temperature Range
    13
    
    Battery Contacts
    14
    
    RF Connector
    14
Section 2

17
- Schematic Diagrams
  19
- Vocabulary
  20
- Transceiver NSW-5
  21
  - Introduction
    21
  - Interconnection Diagram
    21
    
    System Connector
    22
  - User Interface (UI)
    24
    
    Display
    24
    
    Roller Key
    24
    
    Slide Sensor Switch
    25
    
    UI Contacts on the Engine Module
    26
  - Submodules
    26
    
    List of Submodules
    26
  - Operation Modes
    27
  - Active Operation
    27
    
    Analog Control Channel Mode (ACCH)
    27
    
    Analog Voice Channel Mode (AVCH)
    28
    
    Digital Control Channel Mode (DCCH)
    28
    
    Digital Traffic Channel Mode (DTCH)
    28
    
    Out of Range Mode (OOR)
    29
  - Power Distribution
    30
    
    Block Diagram of Power Distribution
    30
    
    Technical Summary of Power Distribution
    30
  - Charging Control
    31
    
    Two-Wire Charging
    31
    
    Three-Wire Charging
    32
  - Watchdog
    32
  - Power up
    33
    
    Power up When Power-Button Is Pushed
    33
    
    Normal Battery Voltage
    34
    
    Power up When Charger Connected
    34
    
    Empty Battery
    35
    
    IBI (Intelligent Battery Interface)
    36
    
    Mixed Trigger to Power up
    36
  - Power down
    36
    
    Controlled Power down
    36
    
    Power down Pushing PWR-Key
    36
    
    Power down When Battery Voltage Is Discharged too Low
    36
    
    Power down with Fault in the Transmitter
    36
    
    Battery Disconnected When Charger Is Connected
    37
    
    Power down When Watchdog Expires
    37
    
    Power down with Battery Disconnected
    37
    
    Uncontrolled Power down
    37
  - Circuit Description of Submodules
    38
    
    Ctrlu
    38
    
    MCU Main Features
    38
    
    DSP Main Features
    39
    
    Memories
    40
    
    System Logic Main Features
    40
    
    Audio-Rf
    41
    
    CCONT Main Features
    41
    
    COBBA Main Features
    41
    
    Pwru
    41
    
    CHAPS Main Features
    42
  - Inf
    42
  - User Interface
    43
    
    UISWITCH Main Features
    44
- RF Module
  45
  - Technical Summary
    45
  - RF Frequency Plan
    45
  - DC Characteristics
    46
    
    Power Distribution Diagram
    46
    
    Regulators
    48
  - Receiver
    48
    
    Damps800 Rx
    48
    
    Tdma 1900 Rx
    49
  - Frequency Synthesizers
    49
    
    DAMPS 800 Operation
    50
    
    TDMA 1900 Operation
    50
  - Transmitter
    50
    
    Damps800 Tx
    50
    
    Tdma1900 Tx
    51
  - DAMPS800/TDMA1900 Operation
    51
    
    Supply Voltages in Different Modes of Operation
    51
  - Software Compensations
    51
    
    Power Levels (TXC) Vs. Temperature
    51
    
    Digital Mode RSSI
    52
    
    Modulator Output Level
    52
    
    Power Levels (TXC) Vs. Channel
    52
    
    Power Levels Vs. Battery Voltage
    52
    
    TX Power Up/Down Ramps
    52
- RF Block Specifications
  52
  - Receiver
    52
    
    DAMPS 800Mhz RX Front End
    52
    
    1St if Amplifier
    53
    
    Analog if Parts
    53
    
    TDMA 1900Mhz RX Front End
    53
    
    Digital if Parts
    54
Section 3

77
- Variants of NSW-5
  79
  - Foreword
    79
    
    Modules
    79
    
    Exploded View of Transceiver NSW-5
    80
    
    Assembly Parts of NSW-5NX
    81
Section 4

85
- Service Software
  88
  - General
    88
    
    Hardware Requirements for Windows 3.1X
    88
    
    Hardware Requirements for Windows 95
    88
    
    Software Environment of the Support Modules
    88
    
    Required Servicing Equipment
    89
    
    Installation
    90
    
    Installing the Software on PC Hard Disk
    90
    
    Mechanical Connections
    90
- Common Properties of the User Interface
  91
  - Login Dialog
    91
  - Main Window
    92
  - Menu Bar
    94
    
    Product
    94
    
    Configure
    95
    
    Testing
    95
    
    Tuning
    95
    
    Dealer
    96
    
    Software
    96
    
    View
    96
    
    Help
    97
  - Mouse Cursors
    98
  - Reserved Keys
    98
    
    Alt Hot Keys
    98
    
    Ctrl Hot Keys
    98
    
    Shift Hot Keys
    98
    
    Short Cut Function Keys
    98
    
    Key Strokes
    99
  - Help Functions
    101
  - Dialog Boxes
    101
    
    Common Dialog Boxes
    101
    
    Note Message Box
    101
    
    Query Message Box
    101
    
    Error Message Box
    102
    
    Custom Dialog Boxes
    103
  - Buttons
    103
  - Reporting Status
    104
    
    Initialise
    105
    
    Menu Bar
    105
    
    New Command
    105
    
    Nsw-5 Features
    105
    
    Open
    105
    
    Product
    105
    
    Faultlog Command
    106
    
    Local Mode
    106
    
    Normal Mode
    106
    
    Activate Faultlog
    107
    
    Edit Faultlog
    107
    
    Exit Command
    107
    
    Fastnam Command
    107
    
    Afc
    108
    
    Tuning
    108
    
    Vctcxo
    109
    
    Tx Power
    111
    
    Tx I/Q
    114
    
    RSSI Digital (AGC)
    116
    
    RSSI Analog
    118
    
    Rx Audio
    120
    
    Tx Audio
    121
    
    Charging
    122
    
    Lcd
    123
    
    RF Controls
    124
    
    Testing
    124
    
    Self Tests
    127
    
    ADC Readings
    129
    
    Audio
    130
    
    User Interface
    132
    
    IR Test
    133
    
    Product Profile
    134
    
    Software
    134
    
    Set Default Values
    136
    
    Authority ID
    137
    
    Flash Phone
    139
    
    A-Key
    140
    
    Dealer
    141
    
    User Settings
    141
    
    Short Code Memory
    143
    
    Calling Cards
    145
    
    System Service Feature Codes
    147
    
    Subscriber Data Programming
    148
    
    P/RSID Programming
    150
    
    Intelligent Roaming Database
    152
    
    WAP Settings
    155
    
    User Data Transfer
    157
    
    Quick/Rf Info
    158
    
    View
    158
    
    Phone Identity
    159
Section 5

165
- Service Battery BBD-3
  166
- Service Tools
  166
- Service Battery BTD-3
  167
- Battery Adapter BDC-3
  168
- Audio Test Probe MPA-1
  169
- Module Jig MJS-15
  170
- Flash Loading Adapter FLA-5
  171
- Flash Prommer FPS-4S
  173
- Security Box TDF-4
  174
- Service Audio Box JBA-4
  175
- Audio Cable ADS-1
  176
- DC Cable PCC-1
  176
- D15-D15 Cable AXS-5
  177
- D9-D9 Cable AXS-4
  177
- DC Cable SCB-3
  178
- DC Power Cable SCF-7
  178
- Service Cable SCH-5A/SCH-11
  179
- Warranty Cable SCH-10
  179
- MBUS Cable DAU-9M
  180
- MBUS Cable DAU-9S
  180
- External Antenna Cable XRC-2
  181
- Power Cable PCS-1
  181
- Modular T-Adapter
  182
- SW Security Device PKD-1
  182
- Dongle/Flash Device FLS-2D (Sales Pack)
  183
- IR Data Interface Module JLP-1
  185
Section 6

189
- Equipment Setup for Tuning Without Removing Covers
  190
- Flash Concept for NSW-5, Using FLA-5
  191
- Flash Concept for NSW-5, Using FLA-7
  192
- Tuning with Covers off
  193
- Warranty Transfer Service Concept
  194
  - Point of Sale
    194
  - Warranty Transfer Instructions
    194
- 1 AFC Tuning (Analog)
  
  196
  - Tuning Steps
    196
- 2 VCTCXO Tuning
  
  196
- 5 TX Power
  
  197
  - 800Mhz Analog TX Output Power
    198
  - 800Mhz Digital TX Output Power
    198
  - TDMA1900 TX Output Power
    199
- 6 RSSI Digital (AGC)
  
  199
- 7 RSSI Analog
  
  199
- 8 Rx Audio
  
  200
- 9 Tx Audio
  
  200
  - Menu Driven Easy NAM Programming for NOKIA 7160
    202
  - Complete NAM Programming Instructions
    203
    
    Access NAM Programming Mode
    203
    
    MAIN MENU Selection
    203
    
    Programming Nams 1 through 3
    203
    
    Exiting NAM Programming
    204
    
    Programmed: (Date the Phone Is First Programmed)
    204
    
    Programming Emergency Numbers
    204
    
    Programming the Security Code
    204
    
    Serial Number (ESN)
    204
    
    Field Test
    205
    
    Programming PSIDS and RSIDS
    205
- 10 Charging
  
  200
Section 7

209
- NSW-5 Disassembly
  211
  - Removing Slide Cover Assembly
    215
  - Mounting Slide Cover Assembly
    215
  - Slide Disassembly
    216
    
    Metal Slide Manipulation
    217
  - UIF Disassembly
    218
  - Reassembly
    219
  - Lubricating the Slide with the Grease Service Pack
    220
- Troubleshooting NSW-5
  222
  - Baseband
    222
    
    Flash Programming Doesn't Work
    222
    
    Phone Is Totally Dead
    222
    
    Power Doesn't Stay on or Phone Is Jammed
    225
    
    The Phone Does Not Register to the Network
    226
    
    Audio Failure
    228
    
    Charging Failure
    229
- RF Troubleshooting
  230
  - Introduction
    230
    
    Abbreviations Used in Troubleshooting Charts
    231
    
    Interface Signals between RF and BB/DSP
    232
- Receiver
  236
  - General Instructions for RX Troubleshooting
    236
    
    Path of the Received Signal
    236
  - Troubleshooting Charts for the Receiver Chain
    237
    
    Amps Rx
    237
    
    Tdma 800 Rx
    239
    
    Tdma 1900 Rx
    241
- Transmitter
  243
  - General Instructions for TX Troubleshooting
    243
    
    Path of the Transmitted Signal
    243
  - Troubleshooting Chats for Transmitter
    244
    
    Amps Tx
    244
    
    Tdma800 Tx
    247
    
    Tdma1900 Tx
    248
    
    Power Control Loop
    249
  - Synthesizers
    251
    
    19.44 Mhz Reference Oscillator
    251
    
    58.32 Mhz 3-Multiplier
    251
    
    19.44 Mhz Osc. Troubleshoolting
    252
    
    Vhf Vco
    253
    
    VHF VCO Troubleshooting
    254
    
    AMPS & TDMA800 UHF Synthesizers
    255
    
    Ghz UHF Synth Troubleshooting
    255
    
    Ghz UHF Synth Troubleshooting
    256
    
    TDMA1900 UHF Synthesizers
    256
  - RF Asics
    257
    
    Erotus
    257
    
    General Lnformation
    257
    
    Receiver Front Ends N701, N721
    257
    
    Power Amplifiers N903, N960
    258
    
    PENTA Regulator N703
    259
    
    TDMA 1900 Upconverter N980
    259
    
    Tdma 1900 Pll N880
    260
Section 8

263
- Slim Battery BLS-2S
  264
- Standard Battery BMS-2S
  265
- Vibrator Battery BMS-2V
  266
- Slim Battery BLS-2N
  267
- AC Travel Charger ACP-7
  268
- Performance Travel Charger ACP-8
  269
- Cigarette Lighter Charger LCH-8
  270
- Cigarette Lighter Charger LCH-9
  271
- Desktop Stand DCH-9
  272
- Mobile Holder MBC-1
  273
- Mobile Holder MCC-1
  274
- Headset HDC-9P
  275
- Handsfree Microphone HFM-8
  276
- Power Cable PCH-4J
  276
- Belt Clip BCH-12U
  277
- Handsfree Speaker HFS-12
  277
- RS232 Adapter Cable DLR-3P
  278
- Swivel Mount HHS-9
  278

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