Motorola Mobility T56CW1 Mobile Cellular/PCS Transceiver (AMPS/CDMA) User Manual APPLICANT MOTOROLA INC

Motorola Mobility LLC Mobile Cellular/PCS Transceiver (AMPS/CDMA) APPLICANT MOTOROLA INC

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Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 20031APPLICANT: MOTOROLA INC. FCC ID: IHDT56CW1EXHIBIT 8c18 DEVELOPERS KIT MANUALA preliminary draft copy of the Users Manual follows:
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 20032c18 DEVELOPERS KIT MANUAL
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 20033PrefaceScope of this ManualData terminal equipment (DTE) OEM teams are often pulled together quickly from other workgroups.For this reason, OEM team members often need advice about how to best sustain a concerteddesignAnd development effort. The goal of this guide is to assist the team to successfully produce airelessProduct that integrates a Motorola c18 wireless modem.Who Should Use This ManualOur readers are intended to be data terminal equipment (DTE) OEM integration team members.Teams historically consist of representative from the disciplines of hardware, software, and RFengineering.DisclaimerThis guide provides advice and guidelines to OEM teams. Responsibility for how the informationisUsed lies entirely with the OEM. Statements indicating support provided by or offered by Motorolaare subject to change at any time. Motorola reserves the right to make any changes to thisspecification.Regulatory RequirementsThe Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requires application for certification of digitaldevices in accordance with CFR Title 47, Part 2 and Part 15. This includes ElectromagneticEnergyExposure (EME) testing. As the c18 modem is not a stand alone transceiver but is an integratedmodule, the c18 cannot be tested by itself for EME certification. It is, however, the integratorresponsibility to have the completed device tested for EME certification.Regulatory StatementThe following safety precautions must be observed during all phases of the operation,usage, service or repair of any cellular terminal or mobile incorporating c18 module.Manufacturers of the cellular terminal are advised to convey the following safetyinformation to users and operating personnel and to incorporate these guidelines into allmanuals supplied with the product. Failure to comply with these precautions violatessafety standards of design, manufacture and intended use of the product. Motorolaassumes no liability for customer failure to comply with these precautions.1. The c18 must be operated at the voltages described in the technical documentation.
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200342. The c18 must not be mechanically nor electrically changed. Usage of connectors should followtheguidance of the technical documentation.3. The c18 has been designed the meet the EMC requirements of ETS 300 342.4. When integrating the c18 into a system, Motorola recommends testing the system toETS300342-1.5. The c18 meets the safety requirements of EN60950.6. Systems using the c18 will be subject to mandatory EMC testing under directive 89/336/EECandonly optional (see 3.) Other directives like the LVD directive 73/23/EEC might also be applicableto asystem using c18.
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 20035SafetyUser OperationDo not operate your telephone when a person is within 8 inches (20 centimeters) of the antenna.A person or object within 8 inches (20 centimeters) of the antenna could impair call quality andmay cause the phone to operate at a higher power level than necessary and expose that persontoRF energy in excess of that established by the FCC RF Exposure Guidelines.IMPORTANT: The telephone must be installed in a manner that provides a minimum separationDistance of 20 cm or more between the antenna and persons to satisfy FCC RF exposurerequirements for mobile transmitting devices.IMPORTANT: To comply with the FCC RF exposure limits and satisfy the categorical exclusionrequirements for mobile transmitters, the following requirements must be met.Antenna Installation1. A minimum separation distance of 20 cm must be maintained between the antenna and all persons.2. The transmitter effective radiated power must be less than 1.5 Watts ERP (2.45 Watts or 33.9 dBm EIRP).This requires that the combination of antenna gain and feed line loss does not exceed 6.1 dBi.Applicable Documentsc18 Cellular Engine Module Description - 9808901C63Arrangement of this Manual
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 20036IntroductionGeneral Descriptionc18 Developer’s Kit (F4441A) is intended for developing and testing software applications for c18module, as well as for c18 evaluation. Developer’s kit can accommodate different c18 models –with different interfaces (i.e. full featured 70 pin interface connector, 36 pin ZIF connector and28 pin DIN connector).Terms and AbbreviationsAcronyms / Terms Definition / Description1X Platform 1XACK Acknowledgement from the radio that the test command was successfulADB Application Development Board (old name for Developer Board)AGND Audio GroundBOM Bill of Materialsc18a Full c18 OEM modelc18c c18 CDMA800 only modelCDMA Code Division Multiple AccessESD Electro-Static DischargeGHz GigahertzGND Electrical GroundKHz KilohertzLPF Low Pass FiltermA MilliampMHz MegahertzN/A Not ApplicableNC Not ConnectedPA Power AmplifierPCS Personal Communications SystemPCS PCS Band. Also known as CDMA 1900RF Radio FrequencyR-UIM Removable User Identity ModuleSW SoftwareTBD To Be DeterminedZIF Zero Insertion ForceSafety PrecautionsMajority of the Developer’s Board circuits are not shielded. Take maximum precaution measuresto avoid ESD. ESD may damage Developer’s Board and/or c18 module attached to it.
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 20037Developer Board and Interfaces DescriptionGeneralThe Developer Board is the main part of the Developer’s Kit. It serves as a mounting platform forc18 module. It provides c18 with supply voltage and provides a user with standardcommunication interfaces (USB and RS232).A picture of Developer Board with some of its accessories and c18 attached to it is shown below:GETTING STARTED (USING THE DEVELOPER’S KIT)Developer’s Kit contents:Item # Item Description Part Number Quantity1 c18a FTN8125A 12 Developer’s Board FTN8126A 13 Power Supply SPN4716B 14 Euro Adapter Plug SYN7456A 15RS232 Cable 16USB Cable 17 RF Cable 3087563V05 28 Documentation and Driver Bundle CD FTN6246A 19 Nut M2x0.4 0280349L02 410 Antenna 8509397T03 111 Spare 1.6A Fast-Acting Fuse 6502069C48 112 Spare Jumper 0984181L01 1
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 2003813 Headset SYN8419B 114 Microphone SMN4020B 115 36 Lead Flex Cable 50mm 3086229J10 116 70 lead Flex cable (option)17 70 lead Flex cable (option)System requirements· Personal Computer· Available COM port· Available USB 2.0 (full-speed) port· Available RS232 portsHardware SetupMount the c18 module supplied with the kit on the supporting spacers and plug it into thematching connector on the Developer’s Board. Secure the module using two M2x0.4 nutsprovided in the kit (other two nuts are spare). There are three possible configurations, shown inthe following pictures:For users using the fully featured 70 pin interface:For users using the 36 ZIF connector interface:
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 20039For users using the 28pin DIN connector interface:Plug the RF cable (3087563V05) into the Developer’s Board and then to c18 module. Attach theheadset supplied to headset connector on the Developer’s Board. Mount the Antenna onto theAntenna Base (M601) on the Developer’s Board.Connect the desired communications cable between a PC and the Developer’s Board (RS232 orUSB). If RS232 cable is used, connect the RS232 cable to connector marked J210 and UART1.
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200310Connect the Power supply provided in the kit to Developers Board Power Connector J500. Plugthe Power Supply into the mains.Power-upSwitch the Power switch S500 into the “ON” position. This will turn some of the Developer’sBoard LEDs on. At this point, Developer’s Board is on, and c18 module has voltage supply. Thec18 module will remain off and LCD will remain blank.To turn the module on, press on the keypad key “PWR” for at least 2 seconds to turn the moduleon.
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200311Configuring Communication ModeThe c18 module will enter the USB communications mode when it’s powered up, no configurationswitches are closed and a USB cable connects the Developer’s Board with an active USB port on aPC.In order to choose RS232 mode, make sure RS232 cable is properly connected to the Developer’sBoard and a PC. Move the S101 “OPT1” configuration switch to closed position.Note: Configuration Switches have a small mark “ON” printed on them. When aswitch tab is in “ON” mark direction, the switch is “Closed”. When it is in the oppositedirection of the mark, the switch is “Open”.For detailed description of configuration switches setting and available modes, please refer tochapter x.x “CONFIGURATION SWITCHES DESCRIPTION”.
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200312Testing the installationOnce the hardware setup has been completed, you may test the communication with themodule.RS232 communication:Below is an example of a setup needed for HyperTerminal in order to communicate with themodule.USB Communication: TBD
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200313Developers Board DescriptionDEVELOPER BOARD CONNECTOR DESCRIPTIONFigure below shows the location of connectors on the Developer’s Board:ABCDEHFG IJKLMNOP QRST
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200314A J110 – Fully-featured 70 pin InterfaceConnectorB J102 – 36pin ZIF Interface ConnectorC P111 – 28pin DIN Interface ConnectorD J500 – Power Supply ConnectorE P500 – Power Supply ConnectorF J210 – RS232 DB9 connector (UART1)G J220 – RS232 DB9 connector (UART2)H J300 – USB connectorI J410 – Auxiliary Audio OutputJ P400 – Auxiliary Audio InputK P405 – Differential Earpiece OutputL J401 – Socket for condenser (electret)microphoneM P404 – Differential Microphone InputN J402 – Headset Interface ConnectorO P602 – RF Antenna ConnectorP J101 – R-UIM card socketQ J700 LCD ConnectorR J710 – Supplementary Connector for J102S J711 – Supplementary Connector for P111T P108 JTAG Connector
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200315Developers Board to c18 connectorsJ110 – Fully-featured 70 pin interface connectorc18 models with 70-pin connector should be directly plugged into J110. Nuts (provided in the kit)should be used to mechanically secure a c18. Alternatively, c18 can be connected to the Developer’sBoard through the 70 lead flex cable provided with the kit (Motorola P/N XXXXXXx), for easy accessto the bottom side of c18.For users that use c18 with different type of 70 pin connector, a flex cable with matching matingconnectors is supplied with the kit.NOTE: 70pin board-to-board connectors can withstand relatively limited number ofinsertions. c18 module should not be removed frequently from the Developers Boardafter being mounted on it. After crossing the maximum guaranteed number of insertions,the kit might stop operating properly.J102 – 36pin ZIF Interface Connectorc18 models with 36 pin ZIF connector should be connected through 5cm 36-lead flex cable providedwith the kit (Motorola P/N 3086229J10) to J102 on Developers Board. If desired, longer, 30cm 36-lead flex cable can be used (It can be purchased separately - Motorola P/N 3086229J09).P111 – 28pin DIN Interface Connectorc18 models with 28-pin DIN connector should be plugged onto the J102 on a Developers Board.Power Supply ConnectorsJ500 – Power Supply connector intended for use with power supply PSM4716A (included in theDevelopers kit).Pin # Pin Name1GND2 Not Connected3PS_VCCP500 – Power Supply connector intended for use with laboratory power supplies. Power supply shouldbe capable of providing 4.5V dc and continuous current of at least 1.5A. Protection circuitry generatesvoltage drop of approximately 0.5V at full load (maximum c18 power), therefore providing c18module with nominal 4.0V.Supply for active GPS antenna should be connected to pin #1 of this connector for c18 models withactive GPS antenna capability. Voltage and current supply requirements for power supply for activeGPS antenna depend on the type of the active antenna (typically 3 or 5V, with currents of up to tensof mA).Pin # Pin Name1 GPS_ANT_POWER2PS_VCC3GNDSwitch S500 serves as the Developer kit ON/OFF switch. In its OFF position, supply voltage to c18module and all Developer board circuitry is disconnected. In its ON position voltage supply is routedto the Developer board circuitry and c18.Note that GPS_ANT_POWER is not influenced by S500 – active antenna supply is directly routed toc18 interface connector.NOTE: Do not apply both power supply connectors simultaneously! Damage to the kitand/or power supplies might occur. If Power for active GPS antenna is needed, use P500only.
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200316Communications ConnectorsJ210 – RS232 DB9 connector (UART1)This connector provides RS232 interface for c18 UART1. It has eight communications signals. c18UART1 signals (from c18 interface connector) are routed to the RS232 Transceiver on the Developer’sBoard. The transceiver converts UART LV TTL to RS232 signals.Pin # Pin Name1 U1_RS232_DCD2 U1_RS232_RX3 U1_RS232_TX4 U1_RS232_DTR5GND6 U1_RS232_DSR7 U1_RS232_RTS8 U1_RS232_CTS9 U1_RS232_RIJ220 – RS232 DB9 connector (UART2)This connector provides RS232 interface with c18 UART2. It has four communication signals. c18UART2 signals (from c18 interface connector) are routed to the RS232 Transceiver on the Developer’sBoard. The transceiver converts UART LV TTL to RS232 signals.Pin # Pin Name1NC2 U2_RS232_RX3 U2_RS232_TX4NC5GND6NC7 U2_RS232_RTS8 U2_RS232_CTS9NCJ300 – USB connectorUSB connector provides a user with the USB interface to c18. Signals from this connector are directlyrouted to the c18 interface connector. Connector pinout is as shown in the table below.Pin # Pin Name1USB_VBUS2USB_D-3USB_D+4GND
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200317Audio Interface connectorsJ410 – Auxiliary Audio OutputThis connector provides user with a single ended auxiliary audio output. c18 Auxiliary output is routedthrough a capacitor to remove its DC bias. Therefore, the audio signal on this interface is the same asat the c18 output.This output can be used in car-kit like applications. A set of powered PC speakers (with amplifier) canbe used as Auxiliary Audio Output indicator when plugged into the J410.Pin # Pin Name1AGND2 NC (AUDIO_OUT)3AUDIO_OUT4NCP400 – Auxiliary Audio InputThis connector provides user with a single ended auxiliary audio input.P400 pinout:Pin # Pin Name1AGND2AUDIO_INTwo different modes of operation are supported for this input. In the first mode, it can be directlyrouted to the c18 interface connector, via 1uF capacitor. In the other mode, this input is routedthrough a preamplifier on Developer’s Board. In the preamplifier mode, a DC bias can be added tothe audio input, thus making an interface capable of accommodating different active microphones(typically found in car-kit like applications). Preamplifier gain is set to 9.1.Behavior of this input is defined by P401, P402, P406 and P403 jumper position:Jumper PositionMode P401 P402 P406 P403Directly routed 1-2 Open Open NCDirectly routed with internal bias * 1-2 Closed Closed NCPreamplifier without input DC bias 2-3 Closed Open NCPreamplifier with internal Bias 2-3 Closed Closed NCPreamplifier with external Bias 2-3 Closed Open Connect desired DC biasvoltage from external source* For use with microphone supplied with the Kit.
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200318P405 – Differential Earpiece OutputThis differential output is intended for handset like applications. c18 is capable of driving 35mW in32W earpiece on this output. Common mode is 1.2V DC typical.Pin # Pin Name1 EARPIECE-2 EARPIECE+J401 – Socket for condenser (electret) microphone (e.g. Motorola P/N XXXXXXXX)This differential input is intended for handset like applications. This socket is routed directly toMIC_IN- and MIC_IN+ differential inputs of c18. c18 provides the required biasing for activecondenser microphone (1.8V).Pin # Pin Name1MIC_IN+2MIC_IN+3MIC_IN-4MIC_IN-P404 – Differential microphone inputThis header can be used for monitoring differential microphone input or for applying differentcondenser microphone, which doesn’t fit the J401 socket. In cases when different microphone isapplied to P404, microphone installed in socket J401 (supplied with Developers Kit) need to beremoved.Pin # Pin Name1MIC_IN-2MIC_IN+
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200319J402 – Headset interface connectorPin # Pin Name1AGND2 HEADSET_INT_N3 HEADSET_SP4 HEADSET_MIC5PD (2.2kW Pull down)RF Antenna connectorP602 – Provides connection between c18 and an on-board antenna M601 via RF cable (Motorola P/N3087563V05) provided in the Developer’s Kit. The cable can be used to connect the c18 RF interfacewith an external (user provided) antenna, or to a test equipment. In that case, it should bedisconnected from P602, and connected to the desired test equipment or antenna.The second RF connector provided in the kit is for interfacing with the c18 active GPS antennaconnector. This input connects to the GPS antenna directly – without going through the Developer’sBoard.R-UIM connectorJ101 – R-UIM card socketPin # Pin Name1GND2UIM_CR_DET3UIM_CLK4UIM_RESET5UIM_PWR6UIM_DATA7 UIM_PWR (UIM_VPP)8GNDMiscellaneous connectorsJ700 – Serial LCD ConnectorProvides an interface between a Developer’s Board and the LCD module.J710 – Supplementary Connector for J102This connector provides means of using keypad and LCD module on c18 modules with 36 pin ZIFconnector, for development purposes.J711 – Supplementary Connector for P111This connector provides means of using keypad and LCD module on c18 modules with 28 pin DINconnector, for development purposes.
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200320P108 – JTAG ConnectorCommercial c18 models do not support JTAG interface! Connector P108 should not be used withcommercial c18 modules, as it could alter their proper operation, and possibly cause damage to them.Pin # Pin Name1JTAG_VCC2GND3TRST_N4GND5TDI6GND7TMS8GND9TCK10 GND11 TDO12 RESET_IN13 JTAG_VCC14 GND
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200321CONFIGURATION SWITCHES DESCRIPTIONDrawing below shows locations of the three Developer’s Board configuration switches:Note: Configuration Switches have a small mark “ON” printed on them. When a switchtab is in “ON” mark direction, the switch is “Closed”. When it’s in the opposite direction ofthe mark, the switch is “Open”.
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200322S101 – Operation Mode SwitchSignal State (value)Switch pins Switch Name Open (OFF) Closed (ON)1 – 8 OPT1 1 02 – 7 OPT2 1 03 – 6 AUDIO_IN 1 04 – 5 FLASHING Disabled EnabledS102 – Ignition SwitchSignal State (value)Switch pins Switch Name Open (OFF) Closed (ON)1 – 8 IGNITION 0 VCC2 – 7 GPIO8_FOOTSWITCH 1 03 – 6 SPARE - -4 – 5 SPARE - -S103 – JTAG Mode SwitchSignal State (value)Switch pins Switch NameOpen (OFF) Closed (ON)1 – 8 TMODE 1 02 – 7 WDOG_EN 1 03 – 6 PS_HOLD PS_HOLD JTAG_VCC4 – 5 SPARE - -The following operation modes are supported by c18:RS232 mode:Switch Name Switch State Switch Name Switch StateOPT1 Closed IGNITION OpenedOPT2 Opened GPIO8_FOOTSWITCH Don’t CareAUDIO_IN Opened SPARE Don’t CareFLASHING Opened SPARE Don’t CareUSB Mode:Switch Name Switch State Switch Name Switch StateOPT1 Opened IGNITION OpenedOPT2 Opened GPIO8_FOOTSWITCH Don’t CareAUDIO_IN Opened SPARE Don’t CareFLASHING Opened SPARE Don’t CareUSB_VBUS >4.0VRS232 + USB mode:Switch Name Switch State Switch Name Switch StateOPT1 Opened IGNITION OpenedOPT2 Opened GPIO8_FOOTSWITCH Don’t CareAUDIO_IN Closed SPARE Don’t CareFLASHING Opened SPARE Don’t Care
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200323Flashing mode:Switch Name Switch State Switch Name Switch StateOPT1 Opened IGNITION OpenedOPT2 Opened GPIO8_FOOTSWITCH Don’t CareAUDIO_IN Opened SPARE Don’t CareFLASHING Closed SPARE Don’t CareNote: c18 can enter flashing mode only on power-up. Therefore, in order to enter theflashing mode, c18 should be powered down, switches should be set as shown above andthen should the c18 be powered up again.JTAG mode:NOTE: JTAG Mode is not supported by commercial c18 models!Trying to enter JTAG mode on commercial c18 models might cause damage to the module, or disturbits proper operation. All four switches should be kept OPEN in all normal usage modes.In order to enter JTAG mode on JTAG ENABLED c18 models, switches TMODE and WDOG_EN shouldbe CLOSED. The module should be powered up, and only then should PS_HOLD be CLOSED.JUMPER DESCRIPTIONP501 - c18 SupplyState DescriptionClosed VCC Supplied to c18 moduleOpened VCC disconnected from c18 moduleP501 should be closed for proper c18 operation. This jumper could be replaced with ampere-meter tomeasure c18 current consumption.Note: Current drawn by c18 may vary from user hardware configuration, due to thedifferent c18 loads (e.g. LCD, backlight LEDs, Vibrator, etc.)P401 – Audio input path selectionState Description1-2 AUDIO_IN directly routed to c182-3 AUDIO_IN routed to c18 through pre-amplifierP402 – Pre-Amplifier input enableState DescriptionClosed AUDIO_IN routed to the pre-amplifier on a Development BoardOpen AUDIO_IN disconnected from the pre-amplifierP406 – Internal Bias for Auxiliary Audio inputState DescriptionClosed 4.5V DC bias enabledOpen Internal DC bias disabledP403 – External Bias for Auxiliary Audio input
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200324LED IndicatorsThere are six groups of LED Indicators on a Developers Board:Green LED Power indicator (D501) – indicates that power supply voltage is present and ON/OFFswitch is ON.Red LED UART1 Indicators (D200 through D207) – Indicate the states of each of the eight UART1signals.Red LED UART2 Indicators (D210 through D213) - Indicate the states of each of the four UART2signals.Red LED USB VBUS indicator (D300) – Indicates the presence of USB interface.Red GPIO state indicators (D130 through D133) – Indicate the inverse state of the GPIO5, GPIO6,GPIO7 and GPIO9.Green Backlight LED Indicators:D731 – Keypad (KEYB_DRV) Backlight indicator andD730 – LCD (BL_SINK) Backlight indicator.HEADERSSignal Headers:P107Pin # Pin Name1GND2VIBRATOR3ADC14ADC25WAKE_IN_N6PCM_DIN_GPIO17PCM_DOUT_GPIO28 PCM_CLK_GPIO39PCM_FS_GPIO410 WAKE_OUT_NP112Pin # Pin Name1GND2GPIO53GPIO94 GPIO6_ENT_MUTE5 GPIO7_SP_MUTE6 GPIO8_FOOTSWITCH7 U2_RS232_RX8 U2_RS232_RTS9 U2_RS232_TX10 U2_RS232_CTS
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200325P113Pin # Pin Name1GND2 U1_RS232_DCD3 U1_RS232_DSR4 U1_RS232_RX5 U1_RS232_RTS6 U1_RS232_TX7 U1_RS232_CTS8 U1_RS232_DTR9 U1_RS232_RI10 GNDVCC Header:P106 – For monitoring VCC voltageGround Headers:P100, P101, P102, P103, P104 and P105TEST POINTSTP100 – OPT1TP120 – OPT2TP101 – SPARETP104 – SPARETP102 – SPARETP105 – SPARETP103 – SPARETP106 – SPARE
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200326MECHANICAL DESCRIPTION
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200327SERVICE AND SUPPORTWeb Pages: TBDCustomer AssistanceHelpdesk Email: n2cshd@motorola.comHelpdesk Tel: +972-3-568-4040
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200328SCHEMATICS, PLACEMENT and PART LISTDevelopers Board Schematics
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200329Developers Board Placement
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200330Developers Board Part listREFERENCE MOT. P/N DESCRIPTIONRESISTORSR100-102 0662057P10 RES 10KR103 0662057B47 RES 0R105 0662057P10 RES 10KR106 0662057B47 RES 0R107-110 0662057A45 RES 680R112-130 0662057B47 RES 0R132-136 0662057B47 RES 0R138 0662057B47 RES 0R140-144 0662057P10 RES 10KR145 0662057B47 RES 0R200-207 0662057A45 RES 680R210-213 0662057A45 RES 680R233 0662057P10 RES 10KR234 0662057B47 RES 0R250-252 0662057B47 RES 0R300 0662057A45 RES 680R400 0662057A57 RES 2.2KR401 0662057A57 RES 2.2KR404 0662057A80 RES 20KR406-407 0662057P10 RES 10KR409 0662057A45 RES 680R412-413 0662057B47 RES 0R414 0662057A80 RES 20KR415 0662057B47 RES 0R500 0662057A35 RES 270R501 0662057P15 RES 13KR502 0662057T61 RES 7.5KR503 0662057P10 RES 10KR504 0662057T61 RES 7.5KR510 0662057B47 RES 0R511 0662057B47 RES 0R514 0662057A13 RES 33R522-523 0662057B47 RES 0R600 0662057B47 RES 0R701-714 0662057B47 RES 0R717 0662057B47 RES 0R719-722 0662057B47 RES 0R730-731 0662057A35 RES 270R748-756 0662057B47 RES 0CAPACITORSC101 2113928A01 CAP 1mFC201 2113928A01 CAP 1mFC202 2113928A01 CAP 1mFC203 2113928A01 CAP 1mFC204 2113928A01 CAP 1mFC205 2113743E20 CAP 100nFC211 2113928A01 CAP 1mFC212 2113928A01 CAP 1mFC213 2113928A01 CAP 1mFC214 2113928A01 CAP 1mFC215 2113743E20 CAP 100nFC401 2113928A01 CAP 1mFC402 2113928A01 CAP 1mF
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200331C405 2113928A01 CAP 1mFC410 2113928A01 CAP 1mFC500 2311049C55 CAPP 330mFC501 2113928D08 CAP 10mFC502 2113928D08 CAP 10mFC503 2113928D08 CAP 10mFC504 2113928D08 CAP 10mFC505 2113743E20 CAP 100nFC506 2113743E20 CAP 100nFC507 2113743E20 CAP 100nFC508 2113743E20 CAP 100nFC509 2113743E20 CAP 100nFC510 2109622N06 CAP 1nFC511 2113743E20 CAP 100nFC512 2113928D08 CAP 10mFC513 2113928D08 CAP 10mFC515 2113928D08 CAP 10mFC601 2113740F01 CAP 0.5pFC603 2113740F21 CAP 5.6pFC700 2113740F41 CAP 39.pFC701 2113740F41 CAP 39.pFC702 2113740F41 CAP 39.pFC703 2113740F41 CAP 39.pFC704 2113740F41 CAP 39.pFC705 2113740F41 CAP 39.pFDIODESD130-133 4805729G44 RED LED BR1102WD200-207 4805729G44 RED LED BR1102WD210-213 4805729G44 RED LED BR1102WD300 4805729G44 RED LED BR1102WD500 4813833B04 3.0A SCHOTTKY MBRS320D501 4802579S03 GREEN LED AG1102WD730-731 4802579S03 GREEN LED AG1102WVR100 4813832C28 15V ZENER MMBZ15VR200-207 4813832C28 15V ZENER MMBZ15VR210-213 4813832C28 15V ZENER MMBZ15VR500 4813831A18 6.8V ZENER 1SMB5913BT3-DCONNECTORS AND HEADERSJ101 4009060S03 RUIM SOCKET W CARD DETECTJ102 0988716K01 36 PIN ZIF CONNECTORJ110 2887581U01 70 PIN CONNJ210 0909672B03 DB9 RECEPTACLE RIGHT ANGLEJ220 0909672B03 DB9 RECEPTACLE RIGHT ANGLEJ300 0987583U01 USB B RECEPTACLEJ401 0985622G01 2 PIN MIC SOCKETJ402 0987837L02 2.5mm HEADSET RECEPTACLEJ410 0909032K01 3.5mm SPEAKER RECEPTACLEJ500 0989601K01 3 PIN RECEPTACLE P2KJ700 0987817K01 22 PIN RECEPTACLEJ710 2887581U01 70 PIN CONNJ711 2887581U01 70 PIN CONNP100-106 2880001R02 2 PIN HEADERP107 2802935S07 10 PIN HEADERP108 2808044H01 14 PIN HEADERP111 2880471L02 28 PIN MALE DINP112-113 2802935S07 10 PIN HEADERP400 2809711B04 2 PIN HEADER RIGHT ANGLE
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200332P401 2880001R03 3 PIN HEADERP402-406 2880001R02 2 PIN HEADERP500 3102151C30 3 PIN POWER TERMINALP501 2880001R02 2 PIN HEADERP602 0909908P02 FEMALE SMA CONNINDUCTORL603 2413926G01 IDCTR 3.3nHTRANSISTORSQ130-133 4809579E18 P-CHAN MOSFET TP0101TQ200-207 4809579E18 P-CHAN MOSFET TP0101TQ210-213 4809579E18 P-CHAN MOSFET TP0101TQ300 4809579E16 N-CHAN MOSFET TN0200TICsU200 5109781E76 RS232 TRANSCIEVER MAX3238U205 5109781E76 RS232 TRANSCIEVER MAX3238U210 5113837A29 TRIPPLE BUFFER NL37WZ16USU400 5113818A14 DUAL OP AMP MC33202U500 5104187K10 LINEAR REGULATOR MAX604ESAU501 5104187K10 LINEAR REGULATOR MAX604ESA
Developers Manualrev. X1 draft 1429808901C64Abc23 February 200333 Exhibit 8MECHANICAL PARTSM100 4302809C13 SPACERM101 4302809C13 SPACERM102 4387646V01 SPACERM103 4387646V01 SPACERM104-106 4387647V01 SPACERM601 3903920K01 ANTENA CONTACTS101-103 4080564C02 DIP SWITCHS500 4008241G06 SWITCH ET01SH1 2604044K01 SHIELDS_0 4089323U01 SWITCHS_1 4089323U01 SWITCHS_2 4089323U01 SWITCHS_3 4089323U01 SWITCHS_4 4089323U01 SWITCHS_5 4089323U01 SWITCHS_6 4089323U01 SWITCHS_7 4089323U01 SWITCHS_8 4089323U01 SWITCHS_9 4089323U01 SWITCHS_DOWN 4089323U01 SWITCHS_END 4089323U01 SWITCHS_LEFT 4089323U01 SWITCHS_MENU 4089323U01 SWITCHS_POUND 4089323U01 SWITCHS_POWER 4089323U01 SWITCHS_RIGHT 4089323U01 SWITCHS_SEND 4089323U01 SWITCHS_SMART 4089323U01 SWITCHS_STAR 4089323U01 SWITCHS_UP 4089323U01 SWITCHS_VA 4089323U01 SWITCHS_V_DWN 4089323U01 SWITCHS_V_UP 4089323U01 SWITCHF500 0904923K01 FUSE HOLDER

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