Samsung GT-N7000 User manual

GSM TELEPHONE
GT-N7000/N7000L Common
1. Safety Precautions
2. Specification
3. Product Function
4. Exploded View and Parts list
5. MAIN Electrical Parts List
6. Level 1Repair
7. Level 2Repair
8. Level 3Repair
9. Reference data
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2011. 10. Rev.1.0
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1. Safety Precautions
1-1
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1-1. Repair Precaution
Before attempting any repair or detailed tuning, shield the device from RF noise or static
electricity discharges.
Use only demagnetized tools that are specifically designed for small electronic repairs,
as most electronic parts are sensitive to electromagnetic forces.
Use only high quality screwdrivers when servicing products. Low quality screwdrivers can
easily damage the heads of screws.
Use only conductor wire of the properly gauge and insulation for low resistance, because of
the low margin of error of most testing equipment.
We recommend 22-gauge twisted copper wire.
Hand-soldering is not recommended, because printed circuit boards (PCBs) can be easily
damaged, even with relatively low heat. Never use asoldering iron with apower rating of
more than 100 watts and use only lead-free solder with a melting point below 250°C (482°F).
Prior to disassembling the battery charger for repair, ensure that the AC power is disconnected.
Always use the replacement parts that are registered in the SEC system. Third-party replac
ement parts may not function properly.

Safety Precautions
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1-2
1-2. ESD(Electrostatically Sensitive Devices) Precaution
Many semiconductors and ESDs in electronic devices are particularly sensitive to static discha
rge and can be easily damaged by it. We recommend protecting these components with cond
uctive anti-static bags when you store or transport them.
Always use an anti-static strap or wristband and remove electrostatic buildup or dissipate
static electricity from your body before repairing ESDs.
Ensure that soldering irons have AC adapter with ground wires and that the ground wires are
properly connected.
Use only desoldering tools with plastic tips to prevent static discharge.
Properly shield the work environment from accidental electrostatic discharge before opening
packages containing ESDs.
The potential for static electricity discharge may be increased in low humidity environments,
such as air-conditioned rooms. Increase the airflow to the working area to decrease the
chance of accidental static electricity discharges.

2. Specification
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2-1. GSM General Specification
GSM850 EGSM 900 DCS1800 PCS1900 WCDMA
2100
WCDMA
1900
WCDMA
900
WCMDA
850
Freq.
Band[MHz]
Uplink/
Downlink
824~849
869~894
880~915
925~960
1710~1785
1805~1880
1850~1910
1930~1990
1922~1977
2112~2167
1852~1907
1932~1987
880~915
925~960
824~849
869~894
ARFCN
range 128~251 0~124 &
975~1023 512~885 512~810
UL:
9612~9888
DL:
10562~1083
8
UL:
9262~9538
DL:
9662~9938
UL:
2712~2863
DL:
2937~3088
UL:
4132~4233
DL:
4357~4458
Tx/Rx
spacing 45MHz 45MHz 95MHz 80MHz 190MHz 80MHz 45MHz 45MHz
Mod. Bit
rate/
Bit Period
270.833kbp
s
3.692us
270.833kbp
s
3.692us
270.833kbp
s
3.692us
270.833kbp
s
3.692us
3.84Mcps 3.84Mcps 3.84Mcps 3.84Mcps
Time Slot
Period/
Frame
Period
576.9us
4.615ms
576.9us
4.615ms
576.9us
4.615ms
576.9us
4.615ms
FrameLengt
h:
10ms
Slotlength:
0.667ms
FrameLengt
h:
10ms
Slotlength:
0.667ms
FrameLengt
h:
10ms
Slotlength:
0.667ms
FrameLengt
h:
10ms
Slotlength:
0.667ms
Modulation 0.3GMSK 0.3GMSK 0.3GMSK 0.3GMSK QPSKHQPS
K
QPSKHQPS
K
QPSKHQPS
K
QPSKHQPS
K
MS Power 33dBm~5dB
m
33dBm~5dB
m
30dBm~0dB
m
30dBm~0dB
m
24dBm~
-50dBm
24dBm~
-50dBm
24dBm~
-50dBm
24dBm~
-50dBm
Power
Class
5pcl ~
19pcl 5pcl ~19
pcl 0pcl ~15 pcl 0pcl ~15 pcl 3(max+24dB
m)
3(max+24dB
m)
3(max+24dB
m)
3(max+24dB
m)
Sensitivity -102dBm -102dBm -100dBm -100dBm -106.7dBm -106.7dBm -106.7dBm -106.7dBm
TDMA Mux 8 8 8 8 8888
Cell Radius 35Km 35Km 2Km 2Km 2Km 2Km 2Km 2Km