I-Mobile 110 (Replace 1011) Service Manual PDF

Service Manual
i-mobile 110
V1.01
For internal use only
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i-mobile 110 Company Confidential Release 1.0
Revision record
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IMPORTANT
This document is intended for use by qualified service personnel only.
Company Policy
Our policy is of continuous development; details of all technical modifications will be included
withservice bulletins.
While every endeavor has been made to ensure the accuracy of this document, some errors may
exist.
If any errors are found by the reader, please notified it to company
Warnings and Cautions

Please refer to the phone’s user guide for instructions relating to operation, care and
maintenance including important safety information. Note also the following:
Warnings:
1. CARE MUST BE TAKEN ON INSTALLATION IN VEHICLES FITTED WITH ELECTRONIC
ENGINE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS AND ANTI–SKID BRAKING SYSTEMS. UNDER
CERTAIN FAULT CONDITIONS, EMITTED RF ENERGY CAN AFFECT THEIR OPERATION.
IF NECESSARY, CONSULT THE VEHICLE DEALER/MANUFACTURER TO DETERMINE
THE
IMMUNITY OF VEHICLE ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS TO RFENERGY.
2. THE HANDPORTABLE TELEPHONE MUST NOT BE OPERATED

IN AREAS LIKELY TO CONTAIN POTENTIALLY EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES EG PETROL
STATIONS (SERVICE STATIONS), BLASTING AREAS ETC.
3. OPERATION OF ANY RADIO TRANSMITTING EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING CELLULAR

TELEPHONES, MAY INTERFERE WITH THE FUNCTIONALITY OF INADEQUATELY
PROTECTED MEDICAL DEVICES. CONSULT A PHYSICIAN OR THE MANUFACTURER OF
THE MEDICAL DEVICE IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. OTHER ELECTRONIC
EQUIPMENT MAYALSO BE SUBJECT TO INTERFERENCE.
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Cautions:
1. Servicing and alignment must be undertaken by qualified personnel only.

2. Ensure all work is carried out at an anti–static workstation and that an anti–static
wrist strap is worn.
3. Ensure solder, wire, or foreign matter does not enter the telephone as damage may
result.
4. Use only approved components as specified in the parts list.
5. Ensure all components, modules screws and insulators are correctly re–fitted after
servicing and alignment. Ensure all cables and wires are repositioned correctly.
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CONTENTS
1.Basic Functions .............................................................. 6
1.1Appearance .............................................................. 6
1.2 Using specification .................................................... 7
1.3 Testing Mode ........................................................ 12
2. Assembly & Disassembly ..................................................... 13
2.1Exploding diagram ...................................................... 13
2.2 Assembly and disassembly tool ......................................... 15
2.3Disassembly procedures ................................................. 16
2.4Assembly procedures .................................................... 20
3.Upgrade SW .................................................................. 23
3.1 Hardware equipped and accessory requirement ........................... 23
3.2 Operation procedures .................................................. 23
4.Location chart .............................................................. 30
4.1 TOP View .............................................................. 30
4.2 Bottom View ........................................................... 31
5. Circuit diagram ............................................................ 32
6.Failure Analysis Process .................................................... 39
6.1 Can not boot fault analysis. .......................................... 39
6.2 Does not recognize SIM card fault analysis ............................ 40
6.3 Can not be recharged fault analysis. .................................. 41
6.4 SPK silence, noise fault analysis ..................................... 42
6.5 Button failure fault analysis ......................................... 43
6.6 MIC silent fault analysis ............................................. 44
6.7 No vibration fault analysis ........................................... 45
6.8 No network fault analysis ............................................. 46
6.9 LCM showed abnormal fault analysis .................................... 47
6.10 FM not function fault analysis ....................................... 48
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1.Basic Functions
1.1Appearance
Speaker&Receiver
Charger
LCD Display LENS
Connector
OK Key Clean Key

Earphone Jack
Menu Key
Battery
Call Key
Cover
Four-ways
arrow keys
Keypad
Power Key
MIC
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1.2 Using specification
Model No B524S1
Platform suggestion Infineon ULC2
Target MP 2009/Q3
ID Image
Physical Spec
Form Factor Bar
Dimension 107 x 46 x 13
Volume (cm³) TBD
Weight <80g
Housing/Material/Surfacing Injection w/o painting
Keypad Material P+R
Number 0~9, *, #, call/send, end/pwr on/off,
soft keyx2
Direction key 5-way key
Side key NA
Backlight color White
Strip hole Yes
Network
Frequencies GSM 900/1800
Auto network selection Yes
Manual network selection Yes
Speech codec HR/FR/EFR/AMR
GPRS NA
EDGE NA
HW Basic
Platform Infineon ULC2
Display Technology 1.44'' CSTN
Color 65K
Resolution 128 x 128
Luminance (Typical) 120
Backlight color White
Standby-time 150 Hrs
Talk time 2 Hrs
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Video Playback duration NA
MP3 Playback duration NA
Cell capacity Volume 500mAh
Antenna Embedded
Standard Health SAR value <1W/kg@10g
Polyphonic Ringer 16Polyphonic
Dual Speaker NA, 2 in 1 speaker/receiver
Support hook key earphone NA
Acoustic max. sound pressure level 100dB at 5cm(3 songs)
Ave 95dB
Vibrator Built-in
Back up battery for RTC No
Earphone jack 2.5 mm
Memory 32Mb+4Mb
User memory NA
External NA
Connection
I/O connector( USB) Connector NA
ver. NA
OTG NA
Bluetooth ver. NA
Function NA
Profile NA
IRDA NA
WIFI 802.11b/g NA
FM Tuner (optional) Channel memory 20
Auto search Yes
Manual Input Yes
FM Radio as alarm NA
Recording NA
Scheduled FM Recording NA
Embedded antenna NA
SW Features
Phonebook in SIM Depend on SIM
in Phone up to 255 entries
Multi entries NA
Phonebook copy Yes, between SIM and phone
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Missed 10
Call Record Received 10
Dialed 10
Message SMS up to 100 entries
MMS NA
Messaging to user GROUP NA
Font size & color change on phonebook Yes
& SMS
Multimedia Audio NA
Video NA
Picture NA
Animation NA
Equalizer NA
Wallpaper 3 default
Screen Saver 1 default
(Share the same resource with wall
paper)
Ring tone 8 default melody and 300KBytes total
memory for MP3 ring tone
VDO ring tone / VDO screen saver NA
Audio Spectrum Display NA
Games 2 sets default
Camera Technology NA
Resolution NA
Simply Edit for Picture/Photo NA
Upload to Blog NA
Sticker NA
Burst shot NA
Self timer NA
Picture Storage NA
USB Conncector NA
ver. NA
OTG NA
Pic Bridge NA
Bluetooth Ver. NA
Function NA
Browser WAP 2.0 NA
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Extra User Profile Yes
STK Yes, R99
Automatic language selection (based on NA
SIM)
Battery Meter Yes
Display Signal Strength Yes
Low Battery Warning Yes
Animated Icons Yes
Animation theme NA
Theme download NA
Keypad lock Yes
Short cut Yes, default and user define
Speaker phone Yes
Background sound NA
Application
Calendar Yes
Calculator Yes
World time Yes
Alarm clock Yes
Currency exchanger Yes
Unit Converter Yes
Stopwatch Yes
Counter down Timer Yes
To do list Yes
PC sync No
Instant messaging No
Native e-mail client No
DRM No
Language (support at only 2 languages in one software pack, English + 1, not including TC/SC Chinese)
Traditional Chinese No
Simplified Chinese No
English Yes
German No
French No
Spanish No
Portuguese No
Thai Yes
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Malaysia No
Indonesia No
Laos No
Vietnam No
Hindi No
Smart Input Zi
Input method Zi smart input and multi-tap
Key accessories
Battery Yes, 1pcs
Travel Charger Full range switching charger100-240V)
Download cable NA
TV out cable NA
CD ROM No
User Manual / Quick guide Yes, Quick guide
Memory card NA
Color Box Simple Color Packing
Docking NA
Earphone Yes（consign）
Certification and Standard
R&TTE No
GCF Yes
FCC No
CE Yes
RoHS Yes
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1.3 Testing Mode
In the normal standby screen press the "*#888# " key to enter the test status:
¾ At the test menu, press "1" key. ID test.
¾ At the test menu, press "2" key. Checksum test.
¾ At the test menu, press "3" key. LED test.
¾ At the test menu, press "4" key. Vibrator test.
¾ At the test menu, press "5" key. LCD test.
¾ At the test menu, press "6" key. Melody test.
¾ At the test menu, press "7" key. MIC/FM test.
¾ At the test menu, press "8" key. Version test.
¾ At the test menu, press "9" key. Startup test.
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2. Assembly & Disassembly
2.1Exploding diagram
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ITEM PART N0. PART NAME QTY
1 2611-G8ML-K080S1 MAIN LENS 1
2 2613-G8ST-0080S1 LENS ADHESIVE 1
3 2613-G8TT-0080S1 SPEAKER MESH 1
4 268S-G81G-0080S1 TOP CASE 1
5 2613-G8SP-0380S1 LCD SPONGE 1
6 2613-G8SP-0180S1 SPEAKE SPONGE 1
7 2680-G880-0080S1 PCBASSYW/LCM 1
8 2613-G8SP-0280S1 SPEAKER SPONGE REAR 1
9 0941-K004-0080S1 VIBRATOR 1
10 2611-G8BM-K080S1 BOTTOM CASE 1
11 260A-J100-0080S1 BATTERY 1
12 2611-G8BA-K080S1 BATTERY COVER 1
13 2605-U000-0080S1 ANTENNA 1
14 2614-TP32-5081S1 SCREW 2
15 2612-G8DM-0080S1 METAL DOME 1
16 2618-G800-8080S1 KEYPAD 1
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2.2 Assembly and disassembly tool
1.Table cushion guarding against static electricity
2. An earth lead
3. Wrist ring guarding against static electricity
4. Plastic knife tool
5. 6 horns screw driver of T5 specification
6. Tweezers
7. Static electricity preventing gloves or finger cover
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2.3Disassembly procedures
Many components in the mobile phone are easily damaged by electrostatic effects. Please check
operation, and maintenance of mobile delivery to confirm that internal components need to be saved
appropriately and protected adequately.
Step 1
Remove the battery cover.
Step 2
Remove the battery.
Step 3
Specifications for the use of T5

screwdriver to remove screws.
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Step 4
The use of plastic blade cover from the

top and under the gap between the top
and under separate cover.
Step 5
After the separation of the superstructure.
Step 6
Protective film paste.
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Step 7
Remove the motherboard from the back

in red hook card labeled part of the break
with his hands gently.
Step 8
Removed after PCBA.
Step 9
Remove vibrators.
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Step 10
Remove button board.
Overview Upper parts Overview Lower parts
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2.4Assembly procedures
Many components in the mobile phone are easily damaged by electrostatic effects. Please check
operation, and maintenance of mobile delivery to confirm that internal components need to be saved
appropriately and protected adequately.
Step 1
The use of forceps fitted with vibrators.
Step 2
Button assembly.
Step 3
PCBA assembly under the cover of.
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Step 4
Remove protective film.
Step 5
Upper and lower cover assembly.
Step 6
T5 screwdriver with the screw assembly.
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Step 7
Battery assembly.
Step 8
Battery back cover assembly.
Front View Back View
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3.Upgrade SW
i-mobile 110 SW formula burning uses FlashTool_E2, Regarding specific SW
accessory and download operation procedures, please take the following as reference.
3.1 Hardware equipped and accessory requirement
item equipments Spec required Q’ty
1 PC Win2000/WinXP/USB2.0 1
2 download cable 1
3 battery 1
4 Download Tool 1
3.2 Operation procedures
3.2.1 Install driver for Download cable
Insert a Download cable into the computer, then the computer will tell that a new
hardware is found and ask the user to install the cable’s driver. The window is shown as
follow:
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(1).Application installation
(2).Initial installation shield
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(3) Select the installation path
(4).select typical setup type
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(5). setting the install
(6).Installation finished
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3.2.2 Start program
(1) Double click the iron，run the program:
(2)setup window:
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(3) Download Setting:
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(4) Press the start button to Download:
(5)Download finished:
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4.Location chart
4.1 TOP View
SPK Connector
Mini USB
Earphone Jack
Vibrators Connector
FM IC
power connector
SIM
32.768KHZ
CPU
Flash
26KHZ
PA
RF test hole
MIC Connector
RF Antenna
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4.2 Bottom View
LCD Connector
Keypad
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5. Circuit diagram
RF_IC_TQM6M4028E
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IC_PMB7880
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Memory SDRAM
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FM
EARPHON JACK
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MIC
LOUD SPEAK
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LCM CONNECTOR
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SIM
KEYPAD
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6.Failure Analysis Process
6.1 Can not boot fault analysis.
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6.2 Does not recognize SIM card fault analysis
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6.3 Can not be recharged fault analysis.
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6.4 SPK silence, noise fault analysis
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6.5 Button failure fault analysis
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6.6 MIC silent fault analysis
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6.7 No vibration fault analysis
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6.8 No network fault analysis
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6.9 LCM showed abnormal fault analysis
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6.10 FM not function fault analysis
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Revision Revision Section

Warnings and Cautions

2. THE HANDPORTABLE TELEPHONE MUST NOT BE OPERATED

3. OPERATION OF ANY RADIO TRANSMITTING EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING CELLULAR

1. Servicing and alignment must be undertaken by qualified personnel only.

OK Key Clean Key

Platform suggestion Infineon ULC2

Form Factor Bar

Volume (cm³) TBD

Housing/Material/Surfacing Injection w/o painting

Keypad Material P+R

Number 0~9, *, #, call/send, end/pwr on/off,

Direction key 5-way key

Backlight color White

Strip hole Yes

Frequencies GSM 900/1800

Auto network selection Yes

Manual network selection Yes

Speech codec HR/FR/EFR/AMR

Platform Infineon ULC2

Display Technology 1.44'' CSTN

Resolution 128 x 128

Luminance (Typical) 120

Backlight color White

Standby-time 150 Hrs

Talk time 2 Hrs

MP3 Playback duration NA

Cell capacity Volume 500mAh

Standard Health SAR value <1W/kg@10g

Polyphonic Ringer 16Polyphonic

Dual Speaker NA, 2 in 1 speaker/receiver

Support hook key earphone NA

Acoustic max. sound pressure level 100dB at 5cm(3 songs)

Back up battery for RTC No

Earphone jack 2.5 mm

I/O connector( USB) Connector NA

FM Tuner (optional) Channel memory 20

Auto search Yes

Manual Input Yes

Phonebook in SIM Depend on SIM

in Phone up to 255 entries

Phonebook copy Yes, between SIM and phone

Call Record Received 10

Message SMS up to 100 entries

Messaging to user GROUP NA

Font size & color change on phonebook Yes

Screen Saver 1 default

(Share the same resource with wall

Ring tone 8 default melody and 300KBytes total

memory for MP3 ring tone

VDO ring tone / VDO screen saver NA

Audio Spectrum Display NA

Games 2 sets default

Simply Edit for Picture/Photo NA

Browser WAP 2.0 NA

STK Yes, R99

Automatic language selection (based on NA

Battery Meter Yes

Display Signal Strength Yes

Low Battery Warning Yes

Animated Icons Yes

Keypad lock Yes