SERVICE MANUAL

SERVICE MANUAL
$(30RGHO
8.0RGHO
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SPECIFICATIONS
Signalling format
Frequency range
GSM power class
DCS power class
SIM chip
Display
Channel spacing
Number of channels
Frequency stability
RF output power
Battery life
Dual-Band
E-GSM 900 MHz,Transmit: 880 ~ 915 MHz
Receive: 925 ~ 960 MHz
DCS 1800 MHz , Transmit: 1710 ~ 1785 MHz
Receive: 1805 ~ 1880 MHz
Class 4 (2W)
Class 1 (1W)
Pluggable mini SIM card
High resolution full graphics display
Resolution: 97 x 33 pixels
1 header line for icons
3 lines x 16 large characters
200 kHz
E-GSM: 174
DCS:
374
Transmit frequency drift (synchronized)
<“ 0,1 p.p.m
GSM: 2W
DCS : 1W
Standby : 50h -180h
standard battery
70h -250h
extended battery
Talk time : 2h30 - 6h
standard battery
3h30 - 8h20 extended battery
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Power requirements
Operating temperature
Accessories operating temperature
Battery pack charging temperature
Dimensions
Weight
Volume
Supplied accessories
Optional accessories
3.8 V (nominal)
-10žC to +55žC
± 0žC to +45žC
± 0žC to +40žC
139 mm x 45.5 mm x 26.5 mmñ
139 g
120 cmñ
Power adapter :
QN-2AC1 (AEP)
QN-2AC2 (UK)
QN-2AC3 (Australia)
Battery (std.)
QN-CD5BPS
Battery (extd.)
QN-CD5BPE
Cigar Lighter Charger QN-2CC
Travel Charger
QN-2TC
Handsfree kit
QN-CD5HFK
EasyCom(SoftModem)QN-2EC
PC-Card
QN-2PCM
Headset
QN-2HS
Desktop Charger
QN-CD5DTC
Design and specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
This appliance conforms with EEC Directive 87/308/EEC regarding interference suppression.
NOTE
This device contains electrostatic sensitive components. Damage can occur to these components
if the appropriate handling is not adhered to.
Handling precautions:
A working area where Digital Cellular Telephones may be safely handled without undue risk of
damage from electrostatic discharge, must be available.
The area must be equipped as follows:
½
½
½
All working surfaces must have a dissipative bench mat, safe for use with live equipment,
connected via 1.2MΩ resistor to a common ground point.
A quick release skin contact device with a flexible cord, which has a built in safety resistor of
between 5.2MΩ and 1.2MΩ shall be used. The flexible cord must be attached to a
dissipative earth point.
All containers and storage must be of the conductive type.
Batteries:
This device contains an internal battery in addition to the external battery packs. These batteries
are recyclable and should be disposed of in accordance with national legislation. They must not
be incinerated, or disposed of as ordinary rubbish.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1
Specifications ……………………………………………………… (see Cover sheet)
SECTION 2
General Descriptions
2.1 Multi Band ………………………………………………………. 05
2.2 Real Time Clock ……………………………………………….. 05
2.3 Vibra Alert Functionality ……………………………………….. 05
2.4 Battery Safety …………………………………………………… 05
2.5 Battery Capacity ….…………………………………………….. 06
2.6 Accessory Interface ..…………………………………………... 06-07
2.7 RF Antenna connector / antenna switch..……………………. 08
2.8 Languages ………………………………………………………. 08
SECTION 3
Available Accessories
3.1 Hands free kit
QN-CD5 HFK…………………………..09
3.2 Cigar Lighter Charger QN-2 CC………………………………..09
3.3 Travel Charger
QN-2 TC……………………………….. 09
3.4 EasyCom-SoftModem QN-2 EC..……………………………... 09
3.5 PC Card
QN-2 PCM……………………………...10
3.6 Head set
QN-2 HS……………………………….. 10
3.7 Desktop Charger
QN-CD5 DTC…………………………..10
3.8 Extended Battery
QN-CD5 BPE…………………………..10
SECTION 4
Operating Instructions
4.1 Basic Features ………………………………………………….. 11
4.2 Icon Glossary ………..………………………………………….. 12
4.3 Menu Overview …………………………………………………. 13
SECTION 5
5.1 Disassembly …………………………………………………….. 14-15
5.2 Interface to GSM-Tester ……………………………………….. 16
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SECTION 6
Programming Instructions
6.1 Requirement ..…………………………………………………… 17
6.2 Hardware set-up ..…..….………………………………………..17
6.3 Software set-up .………………………………………………… 17-18
6.4 Display contrast adjustment ..…………………………………..19
SECTION 7
7.1 Block Diagram – Radio Frequency …….…………………….. 20
7.2 Block Diagram – Baseband …………………………………… 21
SECTION 8
Exploded View …..…...…………………….……………………….. 22
SECTION 9
9.1 Spare Parts and Accessories List …………………………….. 23
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SECTION 2
GENERAL DESCRIPTIONS
2.1 Multi-band :
CMD-CD5 support E-GSM 900 and DCS 1800 multi-band functionality.
Because the usage of multi-band depends on network capabilities, the phone is able to operate as a single band
mobile in GSM 900 as well as in DCS 1800; In addition, it supports the extra functionality required for multi-band
mobile stations: Inter-band/”seamless” hand-over, channel assignment, cell selection and re-selection, all between
both bands within a Public Land Mobile Network.
The manual and automatic PLMN selection in both bands is given.
The user does not need any special action to use the multi-band functionality of the phone.
Users are able to manually roam between PLMN’s operating in GSM 900 and DCS 1800 bands.
The CMD-CD5 is a phase II, GSM 900 class 4, DCS 1800 class 1 mobile phone.
The nominal maximum output power for GSM 900 is 2W, for DCS 1800 1W.
2.2 Real Time Clock (RTC):
The real time clock is integrated into the phone.
When the mobile is switched on the RTC is powered via the CPU.
When the phone is powered down, the RTC is powered from the main battery via it’s own low quiescent current
regulator.
When the main battery is low or removed, a back-up battery keeps the clock alive.
After the main battery has reached a voltage level of 3.5V the RTC keeps the time for 10 days.
After the main battery is removed the RTC keeps the time for 10 min.
2.3 Vibra Functionality
The vibrator is a 1.3V device with a vibrating frequency fixed at 120Hz (±20%).
A general port pin of the CPU controls the switch mode of the vibration motor. It is powered direct from the battery
by an interface control unit. If the mobile is in the phase of switching on or off the vibrator is off at all times.
2.4 Battery Safety
The battery pack contains a safety circuitry. The charging circuitry and the safety circuitry together guarantee a
double fail-safe battery pack. This means that each component can be either short or open and still all the safety
requirements will not be violated.
The safety concept protects against:
Over voltage: The charging is stopped when Battery Voltage (Vbat) reaches (4.24V- 4.3V). The charging resumes
when Vbat falls below (4.11V - 4.23V).
Under voltage: When the cell voltage drops below (1.3V - 1.7V) the cell is disconnected for discharging.
Charging is still possible.
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2.5 Battery Capacity:
Standard Battery
Extended Battery
1000mAh typical
1450mAh typical
Li-ion QN-CD5BPS
Li-ion QN-CD5BPE
The phone can be charged even during making phone calls.
However, the shortest charging time will be reached when the phone is switched off.
As the charging circuit is integrated in the battery pack, the phone cannot be powered up by the charger without the
battery pack being attached.
2.6 Accessory interface
The table explains what kind of pins the phone supplies to the different accessories.
GND
Charge
ACC_
power
Audio
IN
Audio
Out
ACC
ID
ACC
Detect
TX
(OUT)
RX
(IN)
AGND
18
1/2
3
14
13
11
6
9
10
12
Charger
√
√
CLC
√
√
Desktop charger
√
√
Head set
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
HFK
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
PCMCIA
√
√
√
√
√
√
EasyCom
√
√
√
√
√
√
Pins
Connector layout
Connector view from base of phone
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The connector comprises the following pins:
Detection:
The detection of accessory is done by the charge pin and the detect pin.
Any accessory with an active charge will wake up the phone.
The insertion and removal of the charger (Cigar Lighter Charger, Desktop-Charger, AC-Charger) is detected via
polling. To reduce the power consumption the polling can take up to 5 sec.
The insertion and removal of other accessory is detected via an Interrupt. This detection is only possible when the
phone is powered up.
ID:
The ID pin indicates what kind of accessory is connected.
ACC power:
ACC-power has different functionality with different accessories. ACC-power supplies power to the headset
(min.2.7V and min. 10 mA) or will be used as a signaling pin for the Hands Free Kit.
In the car-kit environment the ext. Vbat indicates that a phone call is accepted/in progress. This information is used
by the car-kit to power up the audio section of the car-kit, mute the car stereo and keep the car-kit powered up
even when the ignition is switched off.
Due to the fact that the ID of the accessory is detected first, the ACC power is not current limited (protected).
RX and TX:
This is the communication interface to the PCMCIA card “QN-2PCM” or the PC-link cable ”QN-2EC”.
Audio In and Audio Out
These pins build the audio interface to the Head-Set and the Hands Free Kit.
Audio IN:
To limit the noise which is coupled on the Mic-line, the Mic amplifier in the Hands Free Kit “QN-CD5HFK” and
Head-set “QN-2HS” have an output 280mVrms into 10kΩ.
Audio OUT:
The single ended output delivers 265mV into a 32Ω load.
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2.7 RF Antenna connector / antenna switch
To connect an external antenna for accessory use, the CMD-CD5 contains a stable RF connector with an
integrated mechanical switch. This connector is placed on the PWB. The integrated mechanical switch switches
between the helix antenna and the external RF antenna connection. The switching criterium is mechanical
pressure from the RF accessory connector.
2.8 Languages
The CMD-CD5 supports the following languages:
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•
•
•
•
•
•
Bulgarian
Croatian
Czech
Danish
Dutch
English
Finnish
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
French
German
Greek
Hungarian
Italian
Norwegian
Polish
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Portugese
Romanian
Russian
Slovakian
Spanish
Swedish
Turkish
SECTION 3
ACCESSORIES
3.1 Hands Free Kit
The Hands Free Car Kit QN-CD5HFK is designed to offer superior speech quality and Full Duplex speech
transmission. In Full Duplex operation both parties can speak simultaneously. The Car Kit has a RF connector for
the use of an external antenna to offer a high quality radio link to the base station. It is a one box design for quick
and easy installation.
Specifications:
Input voltage
Rated output voltage
Rated output current
DC 12V-24V, negative ground
5.0V
500mA
3.2 Cigar Lighter Charger
The QN-2CC Cigar Lighter Charger is only for use in vehicles equipped with a 12-24 volt negative ground electrical
system. This Charger is intended for charging purposes only and not for making/receiving phone calls in the car.
Charging Time:
Full charging can take up to ~3 hours, but will be longer if the CMD-CD5 is switched on or if the temperature is
outside the 0°C - 45°C operating range.
Specifications:
Input voltage
Rated output voltage
Rated output current
DC 12-24V, negative ground
5.0V
500mA
3.3 Travel Charger
The Travel Charger QN-2TC is a small and lightweight device. It has a full Input Voltage Range from 100-260Volts.
Using a standard cable makes the connection to the mains socket.
Specifications:
Input voltage
Rated output voltage
Rated output current
100 to 260 V
5.0V
500mA
3.4 EasyCom (Soft Modem)
The EasyCom QN-2EC Data Cable connects the phone to a PC via a RS 232 cable. It supports SMS and
Phonebook function as well as Full Data/Fax Capability 9.6 Kbps.
This configuration is available for Windows 95/98.
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3.5 PCMCIA Card
The functionality of the PC Card QN-2PCM is the same as the Data Cable QN-2EC.
3.6 Headset
The Headset QN-2 HS supports full Handsfree Operation, Auto Answering to incoming calls, as well as with
microphone muting function.
3.7 Desk Top Charger
The desktop charger QN-CD5 DTC can charge either the Standard or Extended battery with the phone attached.
The Desk Top Charger gets its power supply via the Power adapter or the Travel Charger QN-2TC.
Specifications:
Input voltage
Rated output voltage
Rated output current
DC 5V
5.0V
500mA
3.8 Extended Battery
Specifications:
Lithium Ion Battery
Maximum output voltage
Nominal output voltage
Capacity
QN-CD5 BPE
DC 4.2V
DC 3.8V
1450mAh
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Icon Glossary
Your phone lets you see at a glance if you have missed calls, have messages waiting, and the status of options
you have selected (like if you have diverted your phone or turned the ringer off). Sony has developed the following
icons to provide you with a quick overview of your mobile activity:
ICON
Explanation
Keypad locked
SMS Message (flashing = message storage full )
Voice mail Notification
Battery strength (flashing = battery level low)
Network strength
Network not available (no calls possible)
Active call
Incoming call
Option activated
Option deactivated
Missed calls
Divert option activated
Vibra Alert activated
Vibra Alert + Ringer activated
Vibra Alert + Single Beep activated
Ringer switched to volume 0
Ringer and all tones switched to Silent Mode (off)
Ringer switched to Single Beep
Ringer Volumes choices
Speaker Volume
Microphone Mute
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Menu Overview
Rotate the Jog Dial or press the Menu key from standby mode to access the main menu:
DIVERT
MESSAGING
REDIAL
LIST
CONTROL
PREFERENCES
TOOLS
If not
Reachable
Read
Last Calls
Security
Caller ID
Clock
If No Reply
Create
Received Calls Network
Services
Select Line*
Calculator
If Busy
Service Centre
Missed Calls
Language
Calendar
All Calls
Settings
Clear All
Ringer
Volume
Data Services
Clear All
Local Area Info
Time, Cost
Ringer Tone
1Minute Beep
Key Click Sound
DTMF Tones
Illumination
Auto Redial
Auto Answer
Any Key Answer
Welcome Message
Factory Reset
* Network-dependant
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SECTION 5
DISASSEMBLY
IMPORTANT NOTE :
The IMEI Sticker mounted on the main board (visible from the battery compartment) should not be removed at all.
The IMEI number is the electronic identification of the hardware, and it is stored electronically.
There should be no discrepancy between the number on the sticker and the number within the set logic allowed.
Remove the battery and the 4
screws in the battery compartment.
Note: The SIM card holder is located
in this area.
Insert the hook release jig (p/n 3-043-180-01) in the gap
between upper and lower case. Then gently slide the jig in
the direction of the white arrow. This is to release the claws
between the upper and lower case (as indicated by the
black arrows).
Important: Do not insert the hook release jig too deep
into the gap, that might result in damaging the main
board while sliding the jig.
The upper and lower case can be separated, the
main board is now removed.
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1
2
The Vibra Alert unit consisting of
the Vibra motor, Capacitor and
the flex cable, is attached to the
shield case. It is removed by
disconnecting from the 9pin
connector.
The LCD unit can be lifted out in
the way as follows:
1. disconnect the flex cable
2. unsolder the cushion
3. release the LCD assembly
clips from the main board.
IMPORTANT: Do not detach the shield case from the main board
Parts on the main board specified in the parts list can now be reached.
Re-assembly procedure :
To re-assemble the unit, apply the reverse order of the above mention disassembly procedure.
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5.2 Interface to GSM-Tester
CMD-CD5 Level 1 Testing with GSM Tester
CMD-CD5
+
Battery Pack
+
Test SIM Card
Service Test
Connector
Cradle Part No.
3-043-179-01
RF cable output
RF input Connector
GSM – TESTER
Level Test Procedure with GSM TESTER recommendation:
•
•
Simulate GSM call processing – to check the functionality of transmit and receive audio of
loudspeaker and microphone.
Basic GSM transmission & reception parameter testing – to ensure handset’s performance compile
with standard GSM specification.
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Section 6
PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS
6.1 Requirement
• PC (486 type or higher) with Microsoft “Windows” Operating System
• One COM-port free for usage
• The Data Transfer Jig (p/n 1-792-172-11)
PREPARATION FOR SOFTWARE UPDATE
DATA
TRANSFER JIG
6.2 Hardware set-up
• Copy all the files to the PC (define own directory).
• Connect the Data Transfer Jig to the PC COM-port (COM 1 or COM 2) and the CMD-CD5 external connector.
• Attach battery pack to CMD-CD5; the CMD-CD5 is powered up from the battery pack.
• The initial settings of the flash.exe program may not correspond with the normally correct settings. It is highly
advisable to check the settings first (see 3.Software set-up).
6.3 Software set-up
∗ Loading new software into the flash
• Start the program flash.exe by double-clicking on its icon in the Windows Explorer.
Flash.exe
• Select “File”/”Settings…” and check if the settings for the “Com Port”, the “Baud Rate” and the “Erase Mode”
are correct. Normally the “Load Options” do not have to be changed. The default values are :
Com Port :
COM 1
Baud Rate :
115200
Load Options :
Both
Erase Mode :
Program Area, Smart Erase
(! Disable melody area for normal software update)
(! Disable NVM data area for normal software update)
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After changing the settings, select “OK” to store the new values in the file “flash.ini” in the windows directory.
•
Click on “File”/”Open…” and select an SRE file for downloading.
− The CMD-CD5 software is located in the CD5.SRE file.
− Any other SRE file is either only needed for the program itself, or can be a melody file (see below)
There are 3 kinds of SRE files:- “CD5.sre” for actual software download
- “melody.sre” for melody software download
- “fuflash.sre” is an application software (do not use / modify)
•
Click on the “LOAD” button of the program.
•
Switch on the CMD-CD5.
•
Now the program runs automatically.
NOTE
− CMD-CD5 Flash Loader can allow for erasing the entire personal phone book entries and all adjustment
settings, by selecting “NVM DATA AREA” only.
A warning message is displayed if this item is selected.
Once the entire phone book entries are erased, there is no possibility to recover the data.
− CMD-CD5 Flash Loader can allow for loading different ringer melodies by selecting “MELODY AREA”
only, then load the new file CD5melody.sre.
It is important to change the erase mode settings back to “PROGRAM AREA” and “LANGUAGE
AREA”, in preparation for software update.
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6.4 Display contrast adjustment
1. The hardware set-up for this adjustment is the same as for the software update.
2. Once the hardware connection is made, the CMD-CD5 must be powered on with the battery pack.
3. The display contrast adjustment software is DOS-based, the program name is LCDCONT.EXE.
4. When activating this program (either from within Windows or from the DOS prompt), by default COM port 1
is selected as the interface between PC and the external connector of the CMD-CD5.
For other COM port selection, go to DOS prompt and enter the following parameter: LCDCONT.EXE –p<port>.
(where <port> is the number of the COM port you want to activate)
For example: to select COM port 2, the correct command to activate the program is: LCDCONT.EXE –p2.
5. When the program is correctly set and activated, the following sequence will appear on the PC:
Waiting for mobile
(this message will appear for a few seconds only)
LCD contrast: X
(X is a numeric value between 0 and 15)
6. The LCD contrast is adjustable by keying the ( ↑ ) and ( ↓ ) arrows while observing the CMD-CD5 display.
7. Once the best contrast setting is adjusted, just exit from the program and leave the DOS prompt. The
adjusted value will be automatically written into the CMD-CD5 memory.
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SECTION 7
DIAGRAMS
7.1 Radio Frequency (RF) Block Diagram
PMB 2411
EGSM
29
BPF2
LPF
13
20
14
21
43
BPF4
DCS 1805 - 1880 MHz
18
8
9
2
90°
282 MHz
LPF
BPF3
15
2
BPF5
Rx
0°
1
DCS
RX IN
PGC
8
9
DCS
LNA
1
17
RX IP
48
282 MHz
IF Filter
11
6
37
12
7
42
BPF1
RX QN
RX QP
564 MHz
IF
VCO
GSM LO
1207 - 1242 MHz
PMB 2333
SERDA
SERCK
32
33
34
35
DCS LO
1523 - 1598 MHz
RX
10
11
LO20
26
12
PGC_TX_STR
24
28
23 LO20X
EGSM
LNA
EGSM 925 - 960 MHz
Antenna
GSM
1
RX 900
18
REF_13MHz to BB
PD2
5
RF1
PMB 2346
TX 1800
VBB2
Diplexer
switch
VBB1
Vcc2
DCS
RF2
RI
13 MHz
13
AFC
8
SYN_STR
9
Vpd2
.
DUAL RF VCO
TX 900
Dual PLL
Vcc1
( + Filter)
VC - TCXO
16
PD1
Vpd1
3
RX 1800
SERDA
10
RF2V8
SERCK
3
SYN2V8
8
GSM : 1162 - 1197 MHz
DCS : 1521 - 1596 MHz
GSM AND DCS : 558, 564 and 570 MHz
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TX
LO
21
Matching
EGSM
PA-Module
880..915 MHz
RF
MO
25
CR
11
DUAL TX VCO
GSM 900 : R=4
DCS 1800 : R=6
GSM
1
GSM : Fpd = approx. 140 MHz
27
R
DCS : Fpd = approx. 95 MHz
LPF
19
IF
ϕ
1
2
TX IN
TX IP
TX IF Filter
DCS
1
GSM 900 : N=2
DCS 1800 : N=2
14
E
∑
Tx
90°
0°
3
4
Vcc5
PMB 2251
Vcc4
15
Vcc2
SERDA
PGC_TX_STR
6
N
13
Vcc1
SERCK
9
CN
Vcc3
Matching
DCS
PA-Module
1710..1785 MHz
CP
TX QP
TX QN
TXPLL2V8
The GMSK modulated 900 MHz / 1800 MHz signal received by the antenna is downconverted into the baseband
via an intermediate frequency of 282 MHz. In the transmit direction the digitally GMSK-modulated baseband signal
is modulated to the transmit frequency in the 900 MHz / 1800 MHz bands by means of a modulation loop and the
dual power VCO.
The radio part mainly consists of the RF Synthesizer, Receiver (RX), Transmitter (TX), power amplifiers,
diplexer/switch, antenna connector with integrated switch and antenna.
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7.2 Baseband Block Diagram
data/address/control signals
RF
circuit
13 MHz clock
CPP
•
Keypad
Ringer
Back
light
Jog dial
SC1
•
•
•
Flash/RAM
LCD
A/D converter
SIM Interface
/3/5 Volt SIM
JTAG/SSI
32 kHz clock
Power / Power management
circuitry
VCHG
Accessory – Power
VBATT
RX/TX
Accessory – ID/Detect
Global I/O connector
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Audio – I/O
SECTION 8
EXPLODED VIEW
Note:
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•
The parts with no reference in the exploded view are not supplied.
The construction parts of an assembled part are indicated with a
collation number in the remark column.
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SECTION 9
SPARE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES LIST
Ref. No.
Part Number
Description
Remark
1
X 3377 737 1
X 3377 738 1
X 3377 739 1
X 3378 177 1
3 038 175 01
3 038 176 01
1 754 089 11
A 3647 481 A
3 031 803 03
3 038 181 01
3 038 181 11
1 529 191 12
1 542 407 11
1 759 436 21
3 031 801 01
1 418 057 22
1 756 040 11
1 793 633 11
1 793 605 21
A 3647 660 A
3 041 807 01
1 127 709 41
1 763 207 11
1 793 615 11
1 675 575 11
Cabinet, Upper Assy
Cabinet, Upper Assy
Cabinet, Upper Assy
Cabinet, Upper Assy
Cabinet Lower
Cap, RF
Antenna
LCD, Assy
Cushion, LCD
Rubber Key
Rubber Key
Loud Speaker
Microphone
Ringer
Cushion, Ringer
Jog Encoder
Battery, Manganese Lithium
Connector (External)
Sim Connector
Battery Pack Assy
Screw 2.0x10
Capacitor, Elect 4400MF
Motor, Oscillation
FFC/FPC Connector
PWB, Flexible
Metallic Black
Metallic Blue
Classic Silver
Pearl White
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
(6)
Light version
Dark version
Back up battery
99.00% 6.3V
Vibra Alert
9P
Instruction Manual
3 867 714 11
3 867 714 21
3 867 714 31
3 867 714 41
3 867 714 51
3 867 714 61
3 867 714 71
3 867 714 81
3 868 364 21
3 868 364 11
German / Italian
English
French / Dutch
Swedish / Norwegian
Danish / Finnish
Spanish / Turkish
Greek / Portuguese
French (Customised version)
Hungarian / Romanian
Czech / Polish
AC Power Supply
1 418 678 11
1 418 679 21
1 418 684 11
QN-2AC1
QN-2AC2
QN-2AC3
Euro
UK
Australia
3 043 179 01
1 792 172 11
3 043 180 01
9 870 400 11
Cradle
Data Transfer Jig
Hook Release Jig
Service Manual
Service-Test Connector
Software Update
Housing Opening
AEP / UK Model
Jigs
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9-870-400-11
Sony International (Europe)
Digital Telecommunication Europe
Service Promotion Group
English
Printed in Germany
1999.08
Published by DTCE