Samsung Electro Mechanics SCF-V01 3G CDMA PCIe Full Mini Card User Manual SCF V01 120618x

Samsung Electro Mechanics 3G CDMA PCIe Full Mini Card SCF V01 120618x

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REV 0.1 Samsung Electro SCF-V01 User Manual VIA Telecom CBP7.1C CDMA REV 0.1 Samsung Electro-Mechanics 2012-06-18 Summary This datasheet presents the 1x Rel.0 and 1X EV-DO Rev.A SCF-V01 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Proprietary and Confidential 1C CDMA Solution the general performance and specifications of A Module. © 2012 Samsung Electro-Mechanics. All rights reservedThe names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners.No part of this document may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any formmeans without the express written consent of Samsung Electro-Mechanics. This document is subject to change without noticeV01 User Manual Proprietary and Confidential 1/16 general performance and specifications of SCF-V01 CDMA2000 A Mechanics. All rights reserved The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners. be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means without the express written consent of Samsung change without notice.
REV 0.1 Samsung Electro Table of Contents 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION1.1 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION1.2 FEATURES ................................1.3 APPLICATIONS ................................1.4 BLOCK DIAGRAM ................................2 DIMENSION AND PIN ASSIGNMENTS2.1 MECHANICAL DIMENSION................................2.2 ANTENNA CONNECTION ................................2.3 GROUND CONNECTION ................................3 PIN ASSIGNMENTS AND DESC3.1 PIN ASSIGNMENTS ................................3.2 PIN DESCRIPTION ................................4ELECTRICAL CHARACTER4.1 DC CHARACTERISTICS ................................4.2 ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTI4.3 POWER CONSUMPTION ................................5 RF SPECIFICATIONS ................................5.1 BASIC PERFORMANCE OF RF6 LABEL INFORMATION ................................6.1 MODULE LABEL ................................7 SAFETY INFORMATION ................................7.1 CERTIFICATION ................................7.2 CAUTION ................................REVISION HISTORY ................................ SCF-V01 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Proprietary and Confidential DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................ESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................PIN ASSIGNMENTS ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ASSIGNMENTS AND DESCRIPTIONS ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS ................................................................................................................................................................HARACTERISTICS ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................RF SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................V01 User Manual Proprietary and Confidential 2/16 .................................... 3..................................... 3.......................................................... 3..................................................... 3.................................................. 4................................................ 5........................................ 5.......................................... 6........................................... 6........................................... 7................................................ 7................................................ 8...................................................... 10......................................... 10......................................................... 10......................................... 11........................................ 12.............................................. 12...................................... 14.................................................. 14.................................... 15................................................. 15......................................................... 15................................................ 16
REV 0.1 Samsung Electro 1 General Description1.1 Functional DescriptionSCF-V01 is the cellular module for embedded and wireless M2M Management and software, which It supports Cell and PCS bands. 1.2 Features  Dual band cellular and PCS voice and data Variant module : CDMA2000 A 1x Rel.0  Optional GPS and RX Diversity reception  Support Cell and PCS bands GPS (optional)  3 U.FL Antenna port : Main, AUX Low power consumption Dimension: 50.95 x 30.0 USB2.0 full speed USB driver RoHS compliant  Operating temperature 1.3 Applications  All CDMA M2M devices (Energy, Industrial & Infrastructure, Security, etc.) CDMA equipment laptop PC CDMA portable device (Tablet, MID, PMP, etc.) Desktop CDMA CPE SCF-V01 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Proprietary and ConfidentialDescription Functional Description module for either the CDMA2000 A 1x Rel.0 or 1X EV/DO Rev applications. It provides all the RF, Processing, Memory, Power Management and software, which is based on the Via Telecom CBP6.x or CBP7.x It supports Cell and PCS bands. Dual band cellular and PCS voice and data CDMA2000 A 1x Rel.0 or 1X EV/DO Rev. A Diversity reception Support Cell and PCS bands U.FL Antenna port : Main, AUX, & GPS (50 Ohm) power consumption .0mm / Hmax : 4.75 mm USB2.0 full speed USB driver range: -20 to 60 All CDMA M2M devices (Energy, Industrial & Infrastructure, Security, etc.)CDMA equipment laptop PC CDMA portable device (Tablet, MID, PMP, etc.) V01 User Manual Proprietary and Confidential 3/16 1X EV/DO Rev. A at provides all the RF, Processing, Memory, Power or CBP7.x solution. All CDMA M2M devices (Energy, Industrial & Infrastructure, Security, etc.)
REV 0.1 Samsung Electro 1.4 Block Diagram The following SCF-V01 block diagram highlights the major funcFigure SCF-V01 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Proprietary and Confidentialblock diagram highlights the major functional blocks and interfaces.Figure 1-1. SCF-V01 Hardware Block Diagram V01 User Manual Proprietary and Confidential 4/16 tional blocks and interfaces.
REV 0.1 Samsung Electro 2 Dimension and 2.1 Mechanical Dimension Form factor : Standard PCI Express (Full-Mini Card) Size : W x L x H (50.95 x 30.0 x 4.75mm) Weight : 9.8g Figure 2- SCF-V01 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Proprietary and ConfidentialDimension and Pin Assignments Mechanical Dimension Standard PCI Express® Mini Card Electromechanical SpeciMini Card) Size : W x L x H (50.95 x 30.0 x 4.75mm) with 1.0mm PCB -1. SCF-V01 Mechanical Dimension (Top View)V01 User Manual Proprietary and Confidential 5/16 Mini Card Electromechanical Specification n (Top View)
REV 0.1 Samsung Electro 2.2 Antenna ConnectionU.FL connector for the Main ANT, Figure 2- Attaching an antenna to the  Use a Hirose U.FL connector (Part No. : U.FLantenna to a connection point on the SCF Match coaxial connections between the SCF Minimize RF cable losses 2.3 Ground ConnectionConnecting the SCF-V01 to system ground : Connect to system ground for preventing noise leakage. Connect with host connector, two mounting holes, and SCF-V01 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Proprietary and ConfidentialAntenna Connection ain ANT, Diversity ANT, and GPS ANT -2. Antenna Connector Mechanical Dimensionttaching an antenna to the SCF-V01 : Use a Hirose U.FL connector (Part No. : U.FL-R-SMT, CL No. : 331-antenna to a connection point on the SCF-V01. connections between the SCF-V01 and the antenna to 50 Ω.mize RF cable losses between the SCF-V01 and the antenna to less than 0.5 dB.Connection V01 to system ground : Connect to system ground for preventing noise leakage. Connect with host connector, two mounting holes, and PCI express® mV01 User Manual Proprietary and Confidential 6/16 Antenna Connector Mechanical Dimension -0471-0-10) to attach an Ω. the antenna to less than 0.5 dB. mini card connector.
REV 0.1 Samsung Electro 3 Pin Assignments and 3.1 Pin Assignments Pin# Mini Card Standard SCF51 Reserved 49 Reserved 47 Reserved 45 Reserved 43 GND 41 +3.3Vaux 39 +3.3Vaux 37 GND 35 GND 33 PETp0 31 PETn0 29 GND 27 GND 25 PERp0 23 PERn0 21 GND 19 UIM_C4 17 UIM_C8 15 GND 13 REFCLK+ 11 REFCLK- 9 GND 7 CLKREQ# 5 COEX2 3 COEX1 1 WAKE# SCF-V01 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Proprietary and ConfidentialAssignments and Descriptions SCF-V01 Pin name Pin# Mini Card Standard (JTAG_RST_N) 52 +3.3Vaux (JTAG_TDI) 50 GND (JTAG_TDO) 48 +1.5V (JTAG_TMS) 46 LED_WPAN# GND 44 LED_WLAN# +3.3V 42 LED_WWAN# +3.3V 40 GND GND 38 USB_D+ GND 36 USB_D- (JTAG_CLK) 34 GND (JTAG_RTCK) 32 SMB_DATA GND 30 SMB_CLK GND 28 +1.5V (RXD0) 26 GND (TXD0) 24 +3.3Vaux GND 22 PERST# N.C 20 W_DISABLE# N.C 18 GND Mechanical Key GND 16 UIM_VPP N.C 14 UIM_RESET N.C 12 UIM_CLK GND 10 UIM_DATA N.C 8 UIM_PWR N.C 6 1.5V N.C 4 GND N.C 2 3.3Vaux Table 3-1. Pin Assignments V01 User Manual Proprietary and Confidential 7/16 SCF-V01 Pin name +3.3V GND N.C N.C N.C LED_WWAN# GND USB_D+ USB_D- GND N.C N.C N.C GND +3.3V RESET_N W_DISABLE# GND N.C UIM_RESET_N UIM_CLK UIM_IO VDD_UIM N.C GND +3.3V
REV 0.1 Samsung Electro 3.2 Pin Description Pin# Signal Name Type JTAG Interface 33 JTAG_CLK I 47 JTAG_TDO O 45 JTAG_TMS I 49 JTAG_TDI I 51 JTAG_RST_N I 31 JTAG_RTCK O UART Interface 23 TXD0 O 25 RXD0 I USB Interface 38 USB_D- IO 36 USB_D+ IO UIM Interface 10 UIM_IO IO 12 UIM_CLK O 14 UIM_RST_N O GPIOs and Miscellaneous 22 PERST# I 20 W_DISABLE# I 42 LED_WWAN# O Power Supplies 41 +3.3V I 39 +3.3V I 52 +3.3V I 24 +3.3V I 8 VDD_UIM O 2 +3.3V I Ground 43 GND - 37 GND - 35 GND - 29 GND - 27 GND - 21 GND - 15 GND - 9 GND - 50 GND - 40 GND - SCF-V01 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Proprietary and Confidential Connection to IC Pin Power Domain Description CP_TCK (N.C) JTAG Clock CP_TDO (N.C) Data Out CP_TMS (N.C) Mode SelectCP_TDI (N.C) Data In CP_TRST_N (N.C) JTAG Reset CP_RTCK (N.C) JTAG Return Clock CP_UART0_OUT (N.C) UART0 data outCP_UART0_IN (N.C) UART0 data in USB_DMN Inverted USB transceiver data USB_DPS Non-inverted USB transceiver data UIM_IO UIM data input-output UIM_CLK UIM clock signal UIM_RSTN UIM reset signal PM Reset Functional Reset GPIO[01] RF Disable, Active low signal GPIO[06] Status indicator via LED device, Active low signal 3.3V Source 3.3V Source 3.3V Source 3.3V Source UIM power output 3.3V Source Ground Ground Ground Ground Ground - Ground - Ground - Ground - Ground - Ground V01 User Manual Proprietary and Confidential 8/16 t JTAG Return Clock data out data in Inverted USB transceiver data inverted USB transceiver data output , Active low signal Status indicator via LED device, Active low signal UIM power output
REV 0.1 Samsung Electro 34 GND - 26 GND - 18 GND - 4 GND - Type: I=Input, O=Output, I/O=Bi-directional SCF-V01 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Proprietary and Confidential - Ground - Ground - Ground - Ground directional Table 3-2. Pin Descriptions V01 User Manual Proprietary and Confidential 9/16
REV 0.1 Samsung Electro 4 Electrical Characteristics4.1 DC CharacteristicsSymbol Parameter+3.3V Main input supply from battery to switcherTable Symbol Parameter+3.3 Main input supply from battery to switcherTable 4.2 Environmental CharacteristicsSymbol ParameterESD Electro-static discharge voltageTo Operating temperatureTe Extended operating temperatureTs Storage temperature Extended operating temperature range is not fully 3GPP2 CDMA specification compliant.Table SCF-V01 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Proprietary and ConfidentialElectrical Characteristics DC Characteristics Parameter Min Typ.Main input supply from battery to switcher -0.5 - Table 4-1. Absolute Maximum Ratings Parameter Min Typ.supply from battery to switcher 3.0 3.3Table 4-2. Recommended Operating Conditions vironmental Characteristics Parameter Conditions Minstatic discharge voltage HBM Operating temperature -20perating temperature -30Storage temperature -40Extended operating temperature range is not fully 3GPP2 CDMA specification compliant.Table 4-3. Environmental Characteristics V01 User Manual Proprietary and Confidential 10/16 Typ. Max Unit +4.8 V Typ. Max Unit 3 3.6 V Min. Max. Unit Class 1C 0 +60 °C 30 +85 °C 0 +125 °C Extended operating temperature range is not fully 3GPP2 CDMA specification compliant.
REV 0.1 Samsung Electro 4.3 Power ConsumptionFormat RF Band 1x_RTT PCS Cellular EVDO [Rev 0] PCS Cellular SCF-V01 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Proprietary and ConfidentialPower Consumption Mode Current @ 3.3V @ Room TempIdle Mode Typ 160mA Min Tx Power Typ 250mA Cell Power Tx Max Power Typ 670mA Tx Power 23.5Max 750mA Idle Mode Typ 160mA Min Tx Power Typ 220mA Cell Power Tx Max Power Typ 610mA Tx Power 23.5dBmMax 650mA Idle Mode Typ 200mA Min Tx Power Typ 340mA Cell Power Tx Max Power Typ 900mA Tx Power 23.5dBmMax 940mA Idle Mode Typ 200mA Min Tx Power Typ 330mA Cell Power Tx Max Power Typ 800mA Tx Power 23.5dBmMax 850mA V01 User Manual Proprietary and Confidential 11/16 Condition @ Room Temp Cell Power -25dBm Tx Power 23.5dBm Cell Power -25dBm Tx Power 23.5dBm Cell Power -25dBm Tx Power 23.5dBm Cell Power -25dBm Tx Power 23.5dBm
REV 0.1 Samsung Electro 5 RF SpecificationsAll measurements are made under 5.1 Basic performance of RF Frequency : Band Class0 : Band Class1 : Impendence : 50ohm VSWR : < 3 Transmitter SpecifOperating FrequencyModulation Conversion MethodOscillation MethodRF Output PowerFrequency Stability Receiver SpecificationOperating FrequencyModulation Conversion MethodOscillation MethodReceiver Sensitivity SCF-V01 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Proprietary and ConfidentialRF Specifications All measurements are made under nominal supply voltage and room temperature conditionsBasic performance of RF Specifications TX:824MHz-849MHz; RX:869MHz-894MHz TX:1850MHz-1910MHz; RX:1930MHz-1990MHz Transmitter Specification ValueOperating Frequency 824MHz ~ 849MHz (Cellular Band)1850MHz~1910MHz(PCS Band) OQPSK/HConversion Method GCT`s intrinsic zero-IF (intermediate frequency) & low-IF radio technologyOscillation Method VCTCXO & PLL SynthesizerRF Output Power Maximum 0.2WMinimum 10nW (Frequency Stability +/- 300HzTable 5-1. Transmitter Specifications Receiver Specification ValueOperating Frequency 869MHz ~ 894MHz (Cellular Band)1930MHz~1990MHz OQPSK/HPSKConversion Method Zero-IF (intermediate frequency) & lowOscillation Method VCTCXO & PLL SynthesizerReceiver Sensitivity -104dBm @ FER 0.5%-105.5dBm @ FER 0.5% for EVDOTable 5-2. Receiver Specifications V01 User Manual Proprietary and Confidential 12/16 temperature conditions. Value 824MHz ~ 849MHz (Cellular Band) MHz~1910MHz(PCS Band) OQPSK/HPSK IF (intermediate frequency) IF radio technology VCTCXO & PLL Synthesizer Maximum 0.2W Minimum 10nW (-50dBm) 300Hz Value 869MHz ~ 894MHz (Cellular Band) MHz~1990MHzPCS Band /HPSK IF (intermediate frequency) & low-IF VCTCXO & PLL Synthesizer FER 0.5% for 1X FER 0.5% for EVDO
REV 0.1 Samsung Electro ITEM LCL TypTx Max Power 23.0 23.523.0 23.5Tx Min Power Rho 0.944 0.944 Frequency Error -300 -150 Time Error -1 Rx Sensitivity (Primary / Secondary) Table SCF-V01 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Proprietary and ConfidentialSpec Test ConditionTyp UCL Unit 5 24.0 dBm Cellular Band(824.7MHz,836.52MHz , 848.41MHz) Cal Target : 23.7dBm 5 24.0 dBm PCS Band(1851.25MHz , 1880MHz , 1908.75MHz) Cal Target : 23.7dBm -50 dBm Cellular Band(824.7MHz,836.52MHz , 848.41MHz) -50 dBm PCS Band(1851.25MHz , 1880MHz , 1908.75MHz) 1 Cellular Band(824.7MHz,836.52MHz , 848.41MHz) 1 PCS Band(1851.25MHz , 1880MHz , 1908.75MHz) 300 Hz Cellular Band(824.7MHz,836.52MHz , 848.41MHz) 150 Hz PCS Band(1851.25MHz , 1880MHz , 1908.75MHz) 1 us Cellular Band(824.7MHz,836.52MHz , 848.41MHz) PCS Band(1851.25MHz , 1880MHz , 1908.75MHz) 0.5 % Cellular Band(869.7MHz,881.52MHz , 893.31MHz) Cell Power : -105dBm , 95% Confidence0.5 % PCS Band(1931.25MHz , 1960MHz , 1988.75MHz) Cell Power : -105dBm , 95% ConfidenceTable 5-3. RF Conduction Specifications V01 User Manual Proprietary and Confidential 13/16 Test Condition Cellular Band(824.7MHz,836.52MHz , PCS Band(1851.25MHz , 1880MHz , Cellular Band(824.7MHz,836.52MHz , PCS Band(1851.25MHz , 1880MHz , Cellular Band(824.7MHz,836.52MHz , PCS Band(1851.25MHz , 1880MHz , Cellular Band(824.7MHz,836.52MHz , PCS Band(1851.25MHz , 1880MHz , Cellular Band(824.7MHz,836.52MHz , PCS Band(1851.25MHz , 1880MHz , Cellular Band(869.7MHz,881.52MHz , 105dBm , 95% Confidence PCS Band(1931.25MHz , 1960MHz , 105dBm , 95% Confidence
REV 0.1 Samsung Electro 6 Label Information6.1 Module Label The Label contains Model Name, Product Code, FCC ID, MEID and Serial Number. Figure[Information] Model : SCF-V01 Product Code : CEMF10V01D0101 FCC ID : E2XSCF-V01 MEID : Mobile Equipment Id S/N : Serial Number MAIN : Main Antenna connection GPS : GPS Antenna connection AUX : Diversity Antenna connection 6.1.1 S/N(Serial Number)Ex) S Q G B 000001  S Q Company S: Samsung Custom ModelQ : CEMF10V01D0101Table SCF-V01 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Proprietary and ConfidentialInformation The Label contains Model Name, Product Code, FCC ID, MEID and Serial Number. Figure 6-1. Label Information : CEMF10V01D0101 Identifier : Main Antenna connection : GPS Antenna connection Antenna connection S/N(Serial Number)     Q G B    Custom Model CEMF10V01D0101 Year F:2011 G:2012 Month 1~9:Jan~SEP A:OCT, B:Nov, C:Dec Table 6-1. Serial Number Information V01 User Manual Proprietary and Confidential 14/16 The Label contains Model Name, Product Code, FCC ID, MEID and Serial Number. 000001  000001~FFFFFF Serial No(Hex)
REV 0.1 Samsung Electro 7 Safety Information7.1 Certification FCC ID : E2XSCF-V01 Warning: Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation The radiated output power of this device is far below the FCC radio frequency exposure limits. Nevertheless, the device should be used in such a manner that the potential for human cois minimized. In order to avoid the possibility of exceeding the FCC radio frequency exposure limits, human proximity to the antenna should not be less than 20 cm during normal operation. The gain of the antenna for must not exceed Can be found under the Display Grant section of FCC ID: E2XSCF-V01 FCC Compliance Information This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received. Including interference that may cause u 7.2 Caution Modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the userauthority to operate the equipment. SCF-V01 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Proprietary and ConfidentialSafety Information Warning: Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation The radiated output power of this device is far below the FCC radio frequency exposure limits. Nevertheless, the device should be used in such a manner that the potential for human contact during normal operation is minimized. In order to avoid the possibility of exceeding the FCC radio frequency exposure limits, human proximity to the antenna should not be less than 20 cm during normal operation. The gain of the antenna for Cellular band must not exceed 2 dBimust not exceed 2 dBi. Can be found under the Display Grant section of www.fcc.gov/oet/ea/fccidFCC Compliance Information is device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received. Including interference that may cause undesired operation. Modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the userauthority to operate the equipment. V01 User Manual Proprietary and Confidential 15/16 Warning: Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation The radiated output power of this device is far below the FCC radio frequency exposure limits. Nevertheless, the device should be used in such a ntact during normal operation is minimized. In order to avoid the possibility of exceeding the FCC radio frequency exposure limits, human proximity to the antenna should not be less than 20 cm during normal operation. The gain of dBi and PCS band www.fcc.gov/oet/ea/fccid after searching on Modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s
REV 0.1 Samsung Electro Revision History Revision Date Descriptions0.0 2012-02-10 Initial Release0.1 2012-06-18 Add Label Information, Add Safety Information SCF-V01 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Proprietary and ConfidentialDescriptions Initial Release Add Label Information, Add Safety Information V01 User Manual Proprietary and Confidential 16/16
REV 0.1 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Proprietary and Confidential 8/8 M & SOFT AMERICA MAP CENTERTEL : 888-757-0010WEBSITE : www.mapnsoft.comMAP DATABASE HOTLINEThis equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: ˍ Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. ˍ Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. ˍ Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. ˍ Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Caution: Any changes or modifications to this device not explicitly approved by manufacturer could void your authority to operate this equipment. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may notcause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. ,&:DUQLQJ7KLVGHYLFHFRPSOLHVZLWK,QGXVWU\&DQDGDOLFHQFHH[HPSW566VWDQGDUGV2SHUDWLRQLVVXEMHFWWRWKHIROORZLQJWZRFRQGLWLRQVWKLVGHYLFHPD\QRWFDXVHLQWHUIHUHQFHDQGWKLVGHYLFHPXVWDFFHSWDQ\LQWHUIHUHQFHLQFOXGLQJLQWHUIHUHQFHWKDWPD\FDXVHXQGHVLUHGRSHUDWLRQRIWKHGHYLFH/HSUpVHQWDSSDUHLOHVWFRQIRUPHDX[&15G,QGXVWULH&DQDGDDSSOLFDEOHVDX[DSSDUHLOVUDGLRH[HPSWVGHOLFHQFH/H[SORLWDWLRQHVWDXWRULVpHDX[GHX[FRQGLWLRQVVXLYDQWHVODSSDUHLOQHGRLWSDVSURGXLUHGHEURXLOODJHHWOXWLOLVDWHXUGHODSSDUHLOGRLWDFFHSWHUWRXWEURXLOODJHUDGLRpOHFWULTXHVXELPrPHVLOHEURXLOODJHHVWVXVFHSWLEOHGHQFRPSURPHWWUHOHIRQFWLRQQHPHQW This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum 20 cm between the radiator and your body. This transmitter must not be collocated or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter unless authorized to do so by the FCC. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: ˍ Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. ˍ Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. ˍ Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. ˍ Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Caution: Any changes or modifications to this device not explicitly approved by manufacturer could void your authority to operate this equipment. d your body. )RUODEHOUHTXLUHPHQWZKHQWUDQVPLWWHUPRGXOHLVLQVWDOOHGLQDKRVWWKHKRVWVKDOOKDYHDQDGGLWLRQDOSHUPDQHQWODEHOUHIHUULQJWRWKHHQFORVHGPRGXOH³&RQWDLQV7UDQVPLWWHU0RGXOH)&&,'%(-7:)0%'´)RUODEHOUHTXLUHPHQWZKHQWUDQVPLWWHUPRGXOHLVLQVWDOOHGLQDKRVWWKHKRVWVKDOOKDYHDQDGGLWLRQDOSHUPDQHQWODEHOUHIHUULQJWRWKHHQFORVHGPRGXOH³&RQWDLQV7UDQVPLWWHU0RGXOH)&&,'%(-7:)0%'´T7KLVUDGLRFDQQRWEHLQVWDOOHGLQKRVWZKHUHFRORFDWHGRURSHUDWLQJLQFRQMXQFWLRQZLWKDQ\RWKHUDQWHQQDRUWUDQVPLWWHUhis transmitter must not be collocated or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter unless authorized to do so by the FCC. GGFor label requirement when transmitter module is installed in a host, the host shall have an additional permanent label referring to the enclosed module “Contains Transmitter Module FCC ID: lYSCF-V01
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary SCF-V01 ETS(Engineer Test Software) User Manual REV 0 Steve Heo, Software Application Engineer Software Part WS Development Team Samsung Electro-Mechanics 2012-06-28 Background & Summary This document describes how to use ETS. © 2012 Samsung Electro-Mechanics. All rights reserved The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners. This document is subject to change without notice. No part of this document may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means without the express written consent of Samsung Electro-Mechanics.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page ii Table of Contents 1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................. 31.1 ACRONYMS ....................................................................................................................... 31.2 LIST OF TERMS .................................................................................................................. 32 SETUP AND QUICK START .................................................................................................. 42.1 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ....................................................................................................... 42.2 INSTALLING AND REMOVING ................................................................................................... 52.3 RUNNING ETS FOR THE FIRST TIME ......................................................................................... 72.4 HOW TO EXIT .................................................................................................................... 72.5 OPENING AND SAVING CONFIGURATION FILES ............................................................................. 72.6 ETS DEFINES .................................................................................................................. 102.7 ETS OPTIONS.................................................................................................................. 113 IDLE MODE ....................................................................................................................... 123.1 RSSI FOR CDMA ............................................................................................................. 123.2 OVERHEAD PAGING SPY ...................................................................................................... 123.3 REGISTRATION MESSAGE SPY ............................................................................................... 133.4 TX PWR DETECT MEASUREMENTS SPY .................................................................................... 133.5 HWD FREQUENCY CHANNEL TRACE ........................................................................................ 143.6 PILOT STRENGTH SPY ........................................................................................................ 154 IN-CALL MODE.................................................................................................................. 164.1 VOICE CALL INITIATE ......................................................................................................... 164.2 VOICE CALL ANSWER ......................................................................................................... 174.3 VOICE CALL HANG UP ........................................................................................................ 184.4 VOICE CALL CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................... 184.5 RADIO CONTROL .............................................................................................................. 205 TEST/DEBUG CAPABILITY ................................................................................................ 215.1 BASICS .......................................................................................................................... 215.2 TEST MODES ................................................................................................................... 245.3 RF INTERFACE AND CONTROL ............................................................................................... 295.4 SMS ............................................................................................................................. 415.5 DATABASE UPLOAD/DOWNLOAD ............................................................................................ 425.6 SOFTWARE OPERATION STATUS ............................................................................................ 565.7 CBP HARDWARE ............................................................................................................... 666 UTILITIES ......................................................................................................................... 676.1 VIRTUAL MMI ................................................................................................................. 676.2 SCRIPT UTILITY................................................................................................................ 67REVISION HISTORY ................................................................................................................ 74
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 3 1 Introduction This document provides high-level functional descriptions of the CBP 5.X CDMA Baseband Processor digital hardware subsystems. 1.1 Acronyms ADC Analog-to-Digital Converter AMPS Advanced Mobile Phone System APB ARM Peripheral Bus CBP5.X CDMA Baseband Processor version 4.1/5.0/5.1 CP Control Processor DAI Digital Audio Interface DAC Digital-to-Analog Converter DSPM Digital Signal Processor - Modem DSPV Digital Signal Processor – Voice DUT Device Under Test EBI External Bus Interface ICE In-Circuit Emulator MMI Man-Machine Interface PCG Power Control Group PLL Phase Locked Loop PWM Pulse-Width Modulator RTOS Real-Time Operating System SAT Supervisory Audio Tones SPI Serial Programming Interface ST Signaling Tone THRE Transmitter Holding Register Empty UART Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter UIM User Identity Module WBD Wideband Data 1.2 List of Terms Table 1 contains a list of terms and abbreviations used in this section.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 4 Table 1 - External Interface Pin Attributes Type Description pu1 Internal pull-up pd2 Internal pull-down ldrv1 CMOS, low drive strength (1ma) ldrv2 CMOS, low drive strength (2ma) mdrv CMOS, medium drive strength (4ma) hdrv CMOS, high drive strength (8ma) _N Indicates an active low signal z Tri-state od Open-drain vanlg Input or output with analog voltage levels dvdd_c Digital VDD to core cells (1.8V) dvss_c Digital VSS to core cells. dvdd_r Digital VDD to pad ring (3V) dvss_r Digital VSS to pad ring avdd Analog VDD (3V) avss Analog VSS 1Internal pull-up resistors are non-linear elements; they have a resistance of about 80 K at operating conditions of nominal process, 25o C and 3 V I/O supply voltage. They exhibit 140 K at operating conditions of WC process, 125oC junction and 2.85 V I/O supply and 42 K at conditions of BC process, 0o C and 3.15 V supply voltage. 2Internal pull-down resistors: The same conditions apply as listed above for internal pull-up resistors. Table 2 - Reset Legend Type Description Z Tri-State H Tri-State with Pull-Up L Tri-State with Pull-Down 1 CMOS High 0 CMOS Low X Unknown 2 Setup and Quick Start 2.1 System Requirements The following are the minimum requirements for running ETS: Operating System: Windows 2000/XP or later
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 5 Memory: At least 128 MB of RAM Processor: Pentium II or better 2.2 Installing and Removing 2.2.1 Installing ETS VIA Telecom delivers the installation program, “ETS.exe”, as part of the software release package. VIA Telecom strongly recommends installing ETS in the default directory as the installing shell indicated. The VIA Telecom software releases are typically numbered “rX.Y.Z” where: X = Major Release Number Y = Minor Release Number Z = Patch to Minor Release The VIA Telecom complete software package contains: a. The VIA Telecom CP code, which executes on the ARM7TDMI-S™ processor embedded in the CBP5.X chip. b. An “.img” Image file, which contains code or code patches that will run on the DSPM and DSPV embedded Oak processors. c. The “ETS.exe” and “ETS_Config_x.exe” package, which installs ETS. Example Assume that the VIA Telecom software release is: r6.0.6. 1. The ETS installation program would be: <Customer Path>\PCTools\ets\ETS_6.0.6.exe and ETS_Config_0.14.2_vtui2_5x. 2. Run ETS_6.0.6.exe and ETS_Config_0.14.2_vtui2_5x . For this example, ETS is installed in "C:\Program Files\VIA Telecom\VTC-ETS\", ETS_Config is in “C:\Program Files\VIA Telecom\ETS_Config\".
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 6 3. For other items which will meet in installing process, use default setting is fine. Since from now on, all of CBP5.X reference software will use same ETS.exe, you NEED NOT pay additional attention to associate version number between the software release and ETS. 2.2.2 Removing ETS Use the standard Windows method to remove (uninstall) software. 1. Go to the Control Panel and select Add or Remove Programs. 2. Select ETS and click the Add/Remove button. Follow the standard procedure for uninstalling Windows-based software.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 7 2.3 Running ETS for the First Time Continuing with the example in Section 2.21, start ETS by selecting: Windows Desktop →ETS(Config 0.14.2_vtui2_5x_Selle_P1): Now follow the steps in Section 2.5.1. 2.4 How to Exit 1. From the ETS menu, select File Exit. See Section 2.5.2 for details on how to save the ETS configuration when exiting. 2.5 Opening and Saving Configuration Files 2.5.1 Opening Configuration Files 1. From the ETS menu, select File → Open... 2. Continuing with the Example of Section 2.2.1, in the Window below select the Path: C:\Program Files\VIA Telecom\ETS_Config\0.14.2_vtui2_5x_Selle_P1\config\cdma and then select the file default.cfg
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Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 9 3. After opening default.cfg you should see a screen, which looks similar to the picture below. This screen has all the standard ETS sub-windows which are typically used at VIA Telecom. 2.5.2 Saving Configuration Files 1. If you have used any special ETS commands during your present session which you’d like to use in a future session then you can explicitly save the present configuration by using the ETS Main Menu command: File Save As 2. Enter the name and path for your configuration file in the dialog box below, or you can choose to overwrite the present configuration file (typically, “default.cfg”).
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 10 2.6 ETS Defines File Defines ETS allows the user to configure the tool for various standard definitions: Note: 1. This defines must be configured correct as the target HW you using. Else it will case some UN-expect error. If you don’t sure which option you should select, call VIA application engineer for help. 2. After you changed the definition, should close and restart ETS to make the effort available.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 11 2.7 ETS Options File Options There are some parameters you can modify, the value depend on the CP request. Special for Flash Download Timeout (Sec), we recommend you adjust it longer than the total CP erase time (the lager CP size is, the longer erase time is). 200s is the typically value VIA internal used.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 12 3 Idle Mode 3.1 RSSI for CDMA CDMA: DSPM → Spy → RFC → DSPM Rfc RxTx Usually this window is opened from loading the “default.cfg” configuration file. Window Entries Definition Print If checked, the window will be printed onto the main log as a trace: 15:17:28.8> ETS, Id=DSPM Spy, SpyId=DSPM Rfc RxTx, Sys Time=0xa248d231, Received Power (dBm)=-68.13, Receive PDM Value=0x0000, Rx Gain State=3, Transmit Power (dBm)=-150.00, Transmit PDM Value=0x0000, Tx Gain State=0, Bitsel=-5, Gain=7, HwVal=0xfec7 Sys Time Recorded system time for reference purposes. Received Power (dBm) Received power from the BS interpreted by the MS. Receive PDM Value Received power from the BS interpreted by the MS in PDM. This area used for superhet solution. Rx Gain State Gain state that the MS receiver is in. Transmit Power (dBm) Transmit power to the BS interpreted by the MS in dBm. Transmit PDM Value Transmit power to the BS interpreted by the MS in PDM. Tx Gain State Gain state that the MS transmitter is in. RxDAgc Value Received power from the BS interpreted by the MS, this area used for DCR solution. 3.2 Overhead Paging Spy CP → SPY → PS → Call Proc → Engine → Eng_Layer2_TR → CP PE ENG_LAYER2_TR 13 13 (for CDMA) The spy is enabled automatically once the “default.cfg” is loaded. This spy displays all CDMA overhead paging messages broadcast from the base station.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 13 3.3 Registration Message Spy CP → SPY → PS → Call Proc → Engine → ENG_ACCESS_PROC_TR → CP ENG_ACCESS_PROC_TR 1 40 The spy is enabled automatically once the “default.cfg” is loaded. This spy displays all messages from mobile to the base station during idle mode, through access channel. 3.4 Tx PWR Detect Measurements Spy CP → Spy → HWD → CP Tx Pwr Detect Measurements This spy only works in the following conditions: Tx Pwr Detect cal tables “Tx Pwr Detect” and “Tx Pwr Det Freq Adj” and “Det Temp Adj” are populated. Mobile is transmitting beyond the threshold that AUX ADC actually kicks in (typically +15dBm or above)
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 14 Window Selections Definition Print If checked, the window will be printed onto the main log as a trace: 10:40:50.1> ETS, Id=CP Spy, SpyId=CP Tx Pwr Detect Measurements, Sys Time=0x823ee47e, Measured AUX ADC=0x04de, Tx Pwr (dBm)=-24.781250, Tx Pwr Freq Adj (dBm)=5.000000, Tx Pwr Temp Adj (dBm)=0.000000, Unadj Tx Pwr (dBm)=19.781250 Sys Time Display system time for reference. Measured AUX ADC Reads AUX ADC value of Tx Pwr Detect. Tx Pwr (dBm) Displays mobile’s final transmitting power in dBm. Tx Pwr Freq Adj (dBm) Display corresponding Adj read from cal table. Tx Pwr Temp Adj (dBm) Display corresponding Adj read from cal table. Unadj Tx Pwr (dBm) Display the unadjusted Tx power transmitted. 3.5 HWD Frequency Channel Trace CP → Trace → HWD → CP Freq Channel This trace is enabled automatically once the “default.cfg” is loaded. This trace displays the channels that the mobile searches in the Trace Log Window when the protocol stack is on:
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 15 3.6 Pilot Strength Spy CP → Spy → L1D → CP Search Results Active Usually this window is opened from loading the “default.cfg” configuration file. This spy display information of Active PNs involved, candidate PNs that are possible for handoffs, and neighbor PNs that are available for possible handoffs.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 16 Window Selections Definition Print If checked, the window will be printed onto the main log as a trace: 15:36:10.1> ETS, Id=CP Spy, SpyId=CP Search Results Active, Sys Time=0xa249ad32, Num Act=0x01, Num Cand=0x00, Num Nghbr=0x17 , Stale.0=0, Pilot PN.0=54, Phase.0=3457, Strength.0=-4.4224 , Stale.1=1, Pilot PN.1=0, Phase.1=0, Strength.1=-1.#INF , Stale.2=1, Pilot PN.2=0, Phase.2=0, Strength.2=-1.#INF , Stale.3=1, Pilot PN.3=0, Phase.3=0, Strength.3=-1.#INF , Stale.4=1, Pilot PN.4=0, Phase.4=0, Strength.4=-1.#INF , Stale.5=1, Pilot PN.5=0, Phase.5=0, Strength.5=-1.#INF , Stale.0=1, Pilot PN.0=0, Phase.0=0, Strength.0=-1.#INF , Stale.1=1, Pilot PN.1=0, Phase.1=0, Strength.1=-1.#INF , Stale.2=1, Pilot PN.2=0, Phase.2=0, Strength.2=-1.#INF , Stale.3=1, Pilot PN.3=0, Phase.3=0, Strength.3=-1.#INF , (etc. up to Stale39=…) Sys Time Display system time for reference. Num Act Number of PNs currently on the active list. Num Cand Number of PNs currently on the candidate list. Num Nghbr Number of PNs currently on the neighbor list. Stale “1” = such PN is actually available for communications to mobile. Pilot PN Display the PN number(s) of the pilot(s) that the mobile is aware of. Phase Display the phase of the pilot seen by the mobile. Strength Display the strength of the pilot seen by the mobile. 4 In-Call Mode 4.1 Voice Call Initiate Utilities -> Virtual MMI Utility To initiate a call, first click “Power” then dial any number and click “Send” Key on the Virt MMI.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 17 As an alternative to using the Virtual MMI, calls can be initiated using: CP → PS → UI Command → CP Call Initiate Window Selections Definition Send Send to perform call initiate command. Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Otasp Check if it is an OTASP call. Otasp Mode If it is an OTASP call, entry OTASP mode. E911 Call Check if it is calling “E911”. Request Mode Service Option Choice a service option Privacy Mode Encoded Digit Mode Number Type Number Plan Number of Digits Digits 4.2 Voice Call Answer Similar to section 4.1, there are two ways of achieving this: through Virtual MMI or CP command. 1. Using Virtual MMI, click “Send” when “Call Alert” is displayed. 2. Or use CP PS UI Command CP Call Answer and click “Send”
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 18 4.3 Voice Call Hang Up Similar to section 4.1, there are two ways of achieving this: through Virtual MMI or CP command. Using Virtual MMI, click “End” to terminate a call. Or use CP PS UI Command CP Call Hangup and click “Send” 4.4 Voice Call Configuration 4.4.1 Voice Privacy Enable/Disable CP → UI → CP Set Privacy Mode CP → PS → Voice Privacy → CP Voice Privacy Enable (or Disable) 4.4.2 Protocol Rev in Use CP → PS → CP Protocol Rev in use This command returns the protocol revision in use for the mobile which responds as follows: 17:05:46.6< ETS, Id=CP Protocol Rev in use 17:05:46.7> ETS, Id=CP Protocol Rev in use, P_REV in use=IS_2000
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 19 4.4.3 OOS Parameters CP → PS → CP OOS Area Parms Sending this command with the default values shown disables the phone from going out of service (sleep) when the base station is not available for an extended period of time. Window Selections Definition P1-P4 # of attempts in phase 1-4 P1 Delay-P4 Delay sec delay between phase 1-4 attempts P1 Cycles-P3 Cycles number of repeats of N attempts + a delay 4.4.4 Set Deep Sleep Slice Time CP → UI → CP Set Deep Sleep Time Slice Window Selections Definition Send Send to perform the command. Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Time Slice
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 20 4.5 Radio Control 4.5.1 Tx Pwr Detect Measurements Spy Please refer to section 3.4 for detailed description. 4.5.2 RSSI for AMPS and CDMA Please refer to section 3.1 for detailed description. 4.5.3 DSPM AFC Frequency Error Spy DSPM → Spy → Rfc → DSPM Rfc Afc Freq Error Window Selections Definition Print If checked, the window will be printed onto the main log as a trace: 16:01:30.6> ETS, Id=DSPM Spy, SpyId=DSPM Rfc Afc Freq Error, Sys Time=0xa24ad630, Frequency Error (Hz)=-10, AFC PDM Value=0x087f, AFC Enabled=1, Coarse Freq Error(Hz)=2100 Sys Time Display system time for reference. Frequency Error (Hz) Frequency error recorded. AFC PDM Value AFC PDM Value used. AFC Enabled AFC enabling state. Coarse Freq Error (Hz) Display coarse frequency error. 4.5.4 HWD Freq Channel Trace Please see section 3.5 for detailed descriptions. 4.5.5 Pilot Strength Spy Please see section 3.6 for detailed descriptions.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 21 5 Test/Debug Capability 5.1 Basics 5.1.1 Communication Port Configuration USB Port Debug -> Comm -> USB Then the ETS will show the connect port as USB Serial Port Debug → Comm → Serial, to select a COM port for communicate with DUT. CP -> Options, set the Initial Baud Rate as 115200.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 22 5.1.2 Loopback Test Debug → Loopback This function used to test the USB/COM communications with CP, DSPM, or DSPV. Calls CP Loopback, DSPM Loopback, and DSPV Loopback.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 23 Window Selections Definition Number of Messages Number of messages sent. Number of Timeouts Number of failures. Number of Mismatches Number of differences between what was sent and what was received. Send One Start Loopback test, one click will only sends out one command. Cycle When checked, loopback test will continuously run until either Cycle is un-checked or the Loopback window is closed. Will stop if you double clicked. Windowed When checked, four loopback requests are sent before any reply is received. Then sends and replies will alternate. Fixed Pattern The user can supply a pattern of choice. Multiple words can be sent with a size of: CP 0x00 – 0xff and 0x0000 – 0xffff for both DSPV and DSPM. Stop On Error Test will stop on timeout or mismatch errors. CP Tests the loopback with the CP. DSPM Tests the loopback with the DSPM. DSPV Tests the loopback with the DSPV. Message timeout in seconds Length of time the system will wait for a reply before issuing the message, “15:44:32.4: Timeout on message loopback” Disable Printing When checked, messages to the Main Log window are suspended. CP, DSPM, DSPV Referring to Section 5.1.2 above, selecting CP, DSPM or DSPV for the loopback debug ensures functionality of the specific sector in the mobile. 5.1.3 Raw Rx/Tx Serial Data File → Raw → Tx or Rx This command enables printing the raw data onto the Main Log window that describes the transfer of serial data between ETS and the board.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 24 5.1.4 Enable Generic Ack Debug → Enable Generic Ack This command controls the display of the acknowledgement to any command sent from ETS to the mobile. If enabled, a response message for each command is returned. A check mark displays next to the command if enabled. 5.2 Test Modes 5.2.1 CP Sleep Control CP → MON → CP Sleep Control This command enables/disables the sleep operation of the CBP5.X software so the unit does/does not power down for a sleep period and wakes up for only the wake-up period duration. 5.2.2 Slotted Mode Enable/Disable CP → PS → Test mode → CP Test Modes
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 25 To disable slotted: Set Qualifier to “Off” and click “Send” (Value entry is ignored). To enable slotted: Set Qualifier to “On” and click “Send” (Value entry is ignored). 5.2.3 Pwr Savings Mode Config CP → HWD → Pwr Savings → CP Power Savings Mode Config sets the power savings mode Window Selections Options Definition Send -- Send to perform power savings mode configuration. Tack -- If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Ctrl Mode Automatic Stack values are used – selections in Band and Channel are ignored. Disable Manual Values selected in Band and Channel are used Pwr Saving Mode Power Up Power Up Qpch CDMA Rx Acq CDMA Rx Voice/Data Mode Idle Mic On Spkr On Mic+Spkr On 5.2.4 Pwr Savings Config CP → HWD → Pwr Savings→ CP Pwr Savings Config
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 26 Window Selections Options Definition Send -- Send to perform power savings configuration. Tack -- If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Ctrl Mode Automatic Stack values are used – Hw Blks and Status are ignored. Disable Manual Selections made under “Hw Blks” and “Status” are used. Hw Blks All Blocks This is the recommended setting for manual control. Status On To turn blocks ON. Off To turn blocks OFF. 5.2.5 Pwr Savings Status Get CP → HWD→ Pwr Savings → CP Pwr Savings HW Status Get This command responds with the ON/OFF states of blocks within the chip. An example is shown below: 5.2.6 Pwr Savings Get Mode CP → HWD → Pwr Savings→ CP Pwr Savings Get Mode
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 27 Below shows the command and respond while the mobile is in traffic: 5.2.7 Diagnostic Parameters (L1D, LMD) 5.2.8 Phone State And Event Control CP → PS →CP Phone State and Event Count Below shows an example when the mobile is on paging: 5.2.9 Get Retrievable Statistics CP → PS →Retrievable Stat → CP Get Retrievable Statistics Window Selections Options Definition Send Send to perform the command, with a response as follow: 16:24:10.6< ETS, Id=CP Get Retrievable Statistics, Statistics Counter Group=MUX1_REV_FCH 16:24:10.6> ETS, Id=CP Get Retrievable Statistics , Statistics Counter Group=MUX1_REV_FCH , MUX1 REV FCH 1=0x000000a7 , MUX1 REV FCH 2=0x0000000a , MUX1 REV FCH 3=0x00000000 , MUX1 REV FCH 4=0x00000014 , MUX1 REV FCH 5=0x00000024 , MUX1 REV FCH 6=0x00000049
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 28 , MUX1 REV FCH 7=0x00000000 , MUX1 REV FCH 8=0x0000047e , MUX1 REV FCH 9=0x00000000 , MUX1 REV FCH 10=0x00000000 , MUX1 REV FCH 11=0x00000000 , MUX1 REV FCH 12=0x00000000 , MUX1 REV FCH 13=0x00000000 , MUX1 REV FCH 14=0x00000000 Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Statistics Counter Group MUX1_REV_FCH MUX1_FOR_FCH PAG ACC 5.2.10 Timer Enable 5.2.11 PS Enable/Disable CP Power: CP → PS → UI Command → CP Power This command enables/disables the protocol stack but does not perform any resets to the system. It serves the same purpose as the “Power” button on the MMI, which in turn performs a soft reset to the system. 5.2.12 OOS Parameter Please refer to section 4.4.3.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 29 5.2.13 Service Option - SO (TBD) 5.3 RF Interface and Control 5.3.1 CDMA Configuration CP PLL Channel Config RF → CP PSW PLL Channel Config Window Selections Options Definition Send -- Send to perform the PLL channel configuration. Tack -- If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Ctrl Mode Automatic Stack values are used – selections in Band and Channel are ignored. Disable Manual Values selected in Band and Channel are used Band PCS Selects BAND_CLASS_1 AMPS (NONE) Cellular Selects BAND_CLASS_0 JTACS Selects BAND_CLASS_3 (Japanese Cellular) Korean KPCS Selects BAND_CLASS_4 (Korean PCS) 450M NMT Selects BAND_CLASS_5 Channel User defined channel number CP PLL Register Config CP Cal initialize RF → CP Cal Initialize
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 30 Window Selections Options Definition Send -- Send to perform the Cal Initialize command. Tack -- If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Calib Mode NVRAM This loads DBM cache of the DB templates onto the SRAM cache for execution. Default This loads a default cal file onto flash. Command “CP CAL Init NVRAM” (under RF) is needed in conjunction after the Cal Initialize command. CP PDM Config RF → CP PDM Config Window Selections Options Definition Send -- Send to perform PDM Configuration Control. Tack -- If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Ctrl Mode Automatic Stack values are used – selections in PDM Number and Value are ignored. Manual Values selected in Band and Channel are used Disable PDM Number Battery Charge Battery Charge PDM value set Afc Automatic Frequency Control PDM value set Tx Agc TX AGC PDM value set Rx Agc RX ACG PDM Value set Value Hex value in the format of 0x0000 CP PDM Read value RF → CP PDM Read Value
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 31 Window Selections Options Definition Send -- Send to perform specified PDM Read. Tack -- If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. PDM Number Battery Charge Battery Charge PDM value set Afc Automatic Frequency Control PDM value set Tx Agc TX AGC PDM value set Rx Agc RX ACG PDM Value set CP Get PLL Channel RF → CP Get PLL Channel Window Selections Definition Send Send to perform the command of getting PLL channel, response as shown: 16:35:21.8< ETS, Id=CP Get PLL Channel 16:35:21.8> ETS, Id=CP Get PLL Channel, Band=BAND_A, Channel=0x00c9 Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Note, the returned value is in Hex mode. CP RF Rx Reg Read (TBD) RF RF Registers CP RF Rx Reg Read This message will select the relevant RF registers based on the Radio Design selected by the “RF Target Option” in Section 2.6 CP RF Rx Reg Write (TBD) RF RF Registers CP RF Rx Reg Write
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 32 This message will select the relevant RF registers based on the Radio Design selected by the “RF Target Option” in Section 2.6 CP RF Tx Reg Read (TBD) RF RF Registers CP RF Tx Reg Read This message will select the relevant RF registers based on the Radio Design selected by the “RF Target Option” in Section 2.6 CP RF Tx Reg Write (TBD) RF RF Registers CP RF Tx Reg Write This message will select the relevant RF registers based on the Radio Design selected by the “RF Target Option” in Section 2.6 5.3.2 CDMA Receiver CP CDMA Receiver Control RF → CDMA → CP CDMA Receiver Ctrl
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 33 Window Selections Options Definition Send Send to perform CDMA Receiver Control command. Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Mode Off Turn CDMA Receiver OFF. On Turn CDMA Receiver ON. CDMA PLL Channel Config Freq Error Trace RSSI Trace HWD CP Serializer Trace CP TRACE HWD CP Serializer This trace is useful for monitoring all the activity on the serializer bus, particularly for control of the RF chips HWD Freq Channel Trace CP TRACE HWD CP Freq Channel This trace shows the channels which the CP cycles through while trying to acquire a Base Station. L1D Search Results Active Refer to 3.6
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 34 Rx AGC Parameters (L1D) Clear FER 5.3.3 CDMA Transmitter CP CDMA Transmitter Control RF → CDMA → CP CDMA Transmitter Ctrl Window Selections Options Definition Send Send to perform Transmitter control command. Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Mode On Turn CDMA transmitter ON. Off Turn CDMA transmitter OFF. DSPM Tx AGC Get Params RF → CDMA → DSPM Tx AGC Get Parms Window Selections Definition Send Send to get the HW Value of the Tx AGC currently operating at, response as shown: 16:55:08.8< ETS, Id=DSPM Tx Agc Get Parms 16:55:08.8> ETS, Id=DSPM Tx Agc Get Parms, Power=0.000000, HW Value=0x0994 Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. DSPM Tx AGC Config RF → CDMA → DSPM Tx AGC Config
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 35 Window Selections Options Definition Send Send to perform Tx AGC control command. Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Ctrl Mode Automatic Stack values are used – selections in preceding entries are ignored. Manual Values entered in the preceding entries are used. Method HW Value Set to use PDM value from the Tx AGC Cal table. Selecting this ignores the field “Power(dBm)”. dB Gain Set to use “power” column from the Tx AGC Cal table for reference to transmit. Selecting this ignores the field “HW Val”. HW Val PDM value in Hex referenced from CP DB HWD Tx AGC table. Hyst State Low/Mid/High Gain state for the transmitter. Power(dBm) Actual transmitted power in dBm referenced from CP DB HWD Tx AGC table. CP CDMA Tx Test RF → CDMA → CP Tx CDMA Test Window Selections Options Definition Send Send to enable TX CDMA test in specified Tx rate. Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Rate Tx Test Off Turn Tx OFF. Access Turn TX ON to full rate but transmit through Access channel. Tr Full Rate Turn Tx ON to full rate. This is used for debug purposes most. Tr ½ Rate Turn Tx ON to half rate. Tr ¼ Rate Turn Tx ON to quarter rate. Tr 1/8 Rate Turn Tx ON to eighth rate.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 36 Tx Tone Test RF → CP TX Tone Test Window Selections Options Definition Send -- Send to transmit a single tone from the transmitter instead of a CDMA spectrum. Tack -- If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Enable On/Off Turn TX tone ON or OFF. Amplitude -- Amplitude of tone desired, typical value: 0x0200, in Hex. HWD CP Serializer Trace HWD Freq Channel Trace Tx AGC Parameters (L1D) CP Tune Radio Get RSSI Rx Calibration Signaling Tone Mode (TBD) DSPV DSPV Amp Rev Path DSPV Amp Signalling Tone Mode
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 37 Set Busy Idle Status Tx Fixed Freq Tx Calibration 5.3.4 AFC DSPM AFC Get Params DSPM AFC Config AFC Cal Parameters (L1D) 5.3.5 RF Pin Control CP TXON Control RF → CP TXON Control Window Selections Options Definition Send -- Send to enable TXON Control Tack -- If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. TxOn [0:4] Off Turn TxOn OFF. On Turn TxOn ON. Auto Allow CBP software to control the TxOn CP RXON Control RF → CP RXON Control
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 38 Window Selections Options Definition Send Send to enable RFON Control Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. RfOn [0:7] Off Turn RfOn OFF. On Turn RfOn ON. Auto Allow CBP software to control the RfOn CP TXON Read RF → CP TXON Read
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 39 CP RXON Read RF → CP RXON Read 5.3.6 GPIO Control GPIO Read / GPIO Write CP → MON → GPIO → CP Read GPIO Window Selections Options Definition Send -- Send to read the relevant GPIO. Caution: This command will set the GPIO to INPUT mode and perform the read. The original state is not preserved so this command should only be performed on GPIOs which are known to be Inputs. Tack -- If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. GPIO Num [0:47] Read the Relevant GPIO CP → MON → GPIO → CP Set Clear GPIO
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 40 Window Selections Options Definition Send Send to read the relevant GPIO Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. GPIO Num [0:47] Read the Relevant GPIO Action SET Sets the GPIO to “0” CLEAR Clears the GPIO to “1” GPIO Read Monitor CP → MON →GPIO → CP Monitor GPIO Window Selections Options Definition Send -- Send to Monitor the relevant GPIO Tack -- If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. GPIO Num [0:47] GPIO (trace ???) 5.3.7 Serializer This section should be read in conjunction with the Serial Programmer chapters in References [2][3]. Serializer Configuration CP → HWD → CP Serializer Config
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 41 Window Selections Definition Send Send to set the Serializer Configuration Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Control Programs the register SER0_CTRL (listed as SER#_CTRL in Reference [3]). The PTR field can only be set to “000”. Load Enable Programs the register SER0_LE (listed as SER#_LE in Reference [3]) NumBits-1 to Shift Programs the register SER0_BC (listed as SER#_BC in Reference [3]) Serializer Write CP → HWD → CP Serializer Write Window Selections Definition Send Send to set the Serializer Configuration Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Data Write Data to Serializer, which has been configured (see Section 0). This data is loaded into the registers SER0_D1, SER0_D0 (listed as SER#_D1, SER#_D0 in Reference [3]) 5.4 SMS Here, we only provide a brief summary to allow the user the user to access the SMS menu. The details of the SMS messages are covered in great detail in [6], while background information on SMS is provided in [5].
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 42 5.4.1 Connect (CP PS SMS CP SMS Connect) 5.4.2 Disconnect (CP PS SMS CP SMS Disconnect) 5.4.3 Broadcast Connect (CP PS SMS CP SMS Bcast Connect) 5.4.4 Broadcast Disconnect (CP PS SMS CP SMS Bcast Disconnect) 5.4.5 User Ack (CP PS SMS CP SMS User Ack) 5.4.6 Service Option Pref (CP PS SMS CP SMS Srv Opt Pref) 5.4.7 Cancel (CP PS SMS CP SMS Cancel) 5.4.8 Broadcast Parameters (CP PS SMS CP SMS Bcast Parms) 5.4.9 Term Status (CP PS SMS CP SMS Term Status) 5.4.10 Cause Code Status (CP PS SMS CP SMS Cause Code Status) 5.5 Database Upload/Download 5.5.1 Flash Device Flash Download for Reference Phones 1. Phone has been connected to the ETS. 2. Before you begin to download cp.rom, set Flash Download Timeout to 200. Open File->Options and then set Flash Download Timeout to 200, then click OK button, see the following dialog box.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 43 3. Open File->Flash Download, you can see the flash memory download dialog, see the following bitmap. Select the drop down box CP Boot for Flash Section; click the Browse to set your new boot.rom path, set “wait for boot load command” check box on, then the “Download” button will be disabled.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 44 4. Power OFF the phone, connect the phone with PC and Power ON the phone, “Wait for boot load command” check box becomes unchecked, and “Download” button is enabled. You will see “CP Boot Loader” in the ETS Log Window. 5. Click “Download” button to begin download boot.rom, you can see the CP Flash Download dialog. ETS erases the flash, and then begin to write boot.rom in flash, and you can see the download progress.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 45 6. Open File->Flash Download, you can see the flash memory download dialog, see the following bitmap. Select the drop down box CP for Flash Section; click the Browse to set your new cp.rom path, set “wait for boot load command” check box on, then the “Download” button will be disabled. 7. Power OFF the phone, then Power ON the phone again, “Wait for boot load command” check box becomes unchecked, and “Download” button is enabled.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 46 You will see “CP Boot Loader” in the ETS Log Window. 8. Click “Download” button to begin download cp.rom, you can see the CP Flash Download dialog. ETS erases the flash, and then begin to write cp.rom in flash, and you can see the download progress. 9. After download finished, power off the phone (If there is a battery in your phone, please remove and re-insert), then power on the phone. Flash Download FOR CDS Products (NOT FOR Reference Phones) File → Flash Download Use to download CP Boot, CP, DSPM, and DSPV code to flash memory. System must be in boot mode to download any section of flash. See Reference [8] for more details.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 47 Window Selections Options Definition Flash Section: CP Boot Downloads CP Boot code to flash memory when Download is clicked. CP Downloads CP code to flash memory when Download is clicked. DSPM Downloads DSPM code or DSPM patches to flash memory when Download is clicked. DSPV Downloads DSPV code or DSPV patches to flash memory when Download is clicked. ALL FLASH Downloads FLASH Image to flash memory when Download is clicked. FSM_DATA/FSM_USER Downloads File system to flash memory when Download is clicked. Path Select recent paths or Browse mounted disks Print Cmds Used to print the commands sent from ETS to the Flash. Print Response Used to print the responses sent from Flash to ETS. Download Execute download of selected file Exit Close window Flash Program CP → Flash → CP Flash Program
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 48 Flash ID CP → Flash → CP Flash ID Used to display the type and manufacture of the Flash device in usi. The customer must update hwdflash.c if any other than the AMD AM29DL163CB flash is used. Window Selections Definition Send Data that is displayed in the Main Log window when Send is clicked in the above example. 10:17:40.1< ETS, Id=CP Flash Id 10:17:40.1> ETS, Id=CP Flash Id, Manf Id=0x0001, Dev Id=0x002b In this example, the flash used is an AM29DL163CB manufactured by AMD. See hwdflash.c for more details. Tack When checked, window will remain on screen after every Send. When not checked, window will close after a Send
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 49 Flash Erase CP → Flash → CP Flash Erase Window Selections Options Definition Send Data that is displayed in the Main Log window when Send is clicked in the above example. Tack When checked, window will remain on screen after every Send. When not checked, window will close after a Send Section Type CP Boot Selects the CP Boot section of Flash. CP Selects the CP section of Flash. DSPM Selects the DSPM section of Flash. DSPV Selects the DSPV section of Flash All Selects all sections of Flash. Configure Timers IQ Polarity Tx Voice Mode Random Distribution Rx Word Sync Rx RSSI AFC Tx Levels
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 50 5.5.2 RF Calibration Data Hwd AFC Data CP→DB→DB Templates→Common→CP DB HWD AFC Data Hwd Battery Data CP→DB→DB Templates→Common→CP DB HWD Battery Data. Hwd Temperature Data CP→DB→DB Templates→Common→CP DB HWD Temperature Data Hwd Aux ADC Data Hwd PDM Data CP→DB→DB Templates→Common→CP DB HWD PDM Voltage Data Hwd Bandgap Trim Data CP→DB→DB Templates→Common→CP DB HWD BandGap Trim Data Hwd Misc Cal Data ? PCS Tx AGC CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND B →CP DB HWD BAND B Tx AGC PCS Tx AGC Freq Chan Adj CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND B →CP DB HWD BAND B Tx AGC Freq Chan Adj PCS Tx AGC Temp Adj CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND B →CP DB HWD BAND B Tx AGC Temp Adj PCS Tx AGC Battery Voltage Adj CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND B →CP DB HWD BAND B Tx AGC Batt Volt Adj. PCS Tx AGC Limit Freq Chan Adj CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND B →CP DB HWD BAND B Tx Limit Freq Chan Adj
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 51 PCS TxAGC Limit Temperature Adjustment CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND B →CP DB HWD BAND B Tx Limit Temp Adj. PCS TxAGC Closed Loop RF Power Measurement CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND B →CP DB HWD BAND B Tx Pwr Detect PCS TxAGC Closed Loop Frequency Channel Adjustment CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND B →CP DB HWD BAND B Tx AGC Pwr Det Freq Chan Adj. PCS TxAGC Closed Loop Battery Voltage Adjustment CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND B → CP DB HWD BAND B Tx Pwr Det Max Pwr Batt Voltage Adj. PCS TxAGC Closed Loop Temperature Adjustment CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND B →CP DB HWD BAND B Tx AGC Pwr Det Temp Adj. PCS Rx AGC CP->DB->DB Templates-> BAND B ->CP DB HWD BAND B RxAGC CP DB HWD PCS RxAGC PCS Rx AGC Freq Chan Adj CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND B →CP DB HWD BAND B Rx AGC Freq Chan Adj PCS Rx AGC Temp Adj CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND B →CP DB HWD BAND B Rx AGC Temp Adj CELL Tx AGC CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND A →CP DB HWD BAND A Tx AGC CELL Tx AGC Freq Chan Adj CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND A →CP DB HWD BAND A Tx AGC Freq Chan Adj CELL Tx AGC Temp Adj CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND A →CP DB HWD BAND A Tx AGC Temp Adj CELL Tx AGC Battery Voltage Adj CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND A →CP DB HWD BAND A Tx AGC Batt Volt Adj.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 52 CELL Tx AGC Limit Freq Chan Adj CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND A →CP DB HWD BAND A Tx Limit Freq Chan Adj CDMA TxAGC Max Power Limit Temperature Adjustment CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND A →CP DB HWD BAND A Tx Limit Temp Adj. CELL TxAGC Closed Loop RF Power Measurement CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND A →CP DB HWD BAND A Tx Pwr Detect CELL TxAGC Closed Loop Frequency Channel Adjustment CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND A →CP DB HWD BAND A Tx AGC Pwr Det Freq Chan Adj. CELL TxAGC Closed Loop Battery Voltage Adjustment CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND A → CP DB HWD BAND A Tx Pwr Det Max Pwr Batt Voltage Adj. CELL TxAGC Closed Loop Temperature Adjustment CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND A →CP DB HWD BAND A Tx AGC Pwr Det Temp Adj. CELL Rx AGC CP->DB->DB Templates-> BAND A ->CP DB HWD BAND A RxAGC CP DB HWD CELL RxAGC CELL Rx AGC Freq Chan Adj CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND A →CP DB HWD BAND A Rx AGC Freq Chan Adj CELL Rx AGC Temp Adj CP→DB→DB Templates→ BAND A →CP DB HWD BAND A Rx AGC Temp Adj 5.5.3 Non-RF Database Init MS capabilities CP → PS → Database → CP Init MS Cap Db
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 53 Clear MRU CP → PS →Database→ CP Clear MRU Window Selections Definition Send The MRU (Most Recently Used Channels) is a list of (Band, Channel #) which is stored in Flash. At Power Up the CBP4 software first scans the channels in the MRU, and then goes to the PRL. Clearing the MRU ensures that the PRL will be scanned first. This command is particularly useful when a new PRL is downloaded to the phone. Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Init NAM CP → PS →Database→ CP Init Nam Window Selections Definition Send Initializes the NAM with default values Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Select Active NAM CP → PS → Database → CP Select Active NAM
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 54 Window Selections Options Definition Send -- Send to set the active NAM Tack -- If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Active NAM NAM1 Select “NAM1” as the active NAM NAM2 Select “NAM2” as the active NAM Get active NAM CP → PS → Database → CP Get Active Nam Window Selections Definition Send Send to get the active NAM Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. NAM Lock, Unlock CP → DB → CP DB NAM Lock Window Selections Options Definition Send Send to Lock/Unlock the Active NAM Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. DB NAM Status Lock This option locks the NAM and prevents modifications Unlock This option unlocks the NAM and allows modifications Confirm Change Yes Confirm the change you will perform No
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 55 Set the A-Key CP PS Database CP Enter A Key Window Selections Options Definition Send Send to write the A-Key A-Key 20 decimal digit A-Key Checksum 6 digit checksum ESN 32-bit (8 hexadecimal) ESN Some Notes Regarding this command: 1. The A-Key is only updated in the Active NAM. Therefore the Select Active NAM command should be executed prior to this Akey command to explicitly select the NAM where the Akey should be updated. 2. The ValidAkey field in the NAM is asserted after this command is executed 3. The entire Checksum of the NAM structure is updated after this command is executed. To be explicit, please note that this NAM checksum is independent of the A-key checksum. 4. There is also a tool help you calculate A-Key checksum, find it from Utilities->A Key Calculator. Put the Akey and ESN number into calculator, click “Calculate Checksum” .
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 56 Data services PRL Voice Memo 1 Voice Memo 2 Voice Rec 1 Voice Rec 2 5.5.4 DB Clear, Flush, Cache 5.5.5 DB Write 5.5.6 DB Read 5.6 Software Operation Status 5.6.1 Software Version CP, DSPM, DSPV, ETS CBP Version CP → MON → CBP Version Window Selections Definition Send Send to Log Details of CBP version in the ETS Main Log Window Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 57 CP Version CP → MON → CP Version Window Selections Definition Send Send to Log Details of CP Flash code in the ETS Main Log Window Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 58 DSPM Version DSPM → DSPM Version Window Selections Definition Send Send to Log Details of DSPM Flash code in the ETS Main Log Window Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. DSPV Version DSPV →MON → DSPV Version Window Selections Definition Send Send to Log Details of DSPV Flash code in the ETS Main Log Window Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. ETS Version Help → About EtsMain
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 59 5.6.2 Memory Peek CP Peek CP → MON → CP Peek Window Selections Options Definition Send -- Send to Peek the CP Memory Location(s) or Register(s) Tack -- If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Address -- Address of CP Memory or Register
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 60 Window Selections Options Definition Words(16) -- Number of words, up to 16 to Peek. Valid values: 1-16 Addr Adv Memory (advanced by 2 bytes) Use this option to Peek Memory Register (advanced by 4 bytes) Use this option to Peek Registers DSPM Peek DSPM → DSPM Peek Window Selections Options Definition Send Send to Peek the DSPM Memory Location(s) or Register(s) Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Address Address of DSPM Memory or Register Words(16) Number of words, up to 16 to Peek. Valid values: 1-16 DSPV Peek DSPV → MON → DSPV Peek Window Selections Options Definition Send -- Send to Peek the DSPV Memory Location(s) or Register(s) Tack -- If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Address -- Address of DSPV Memory or Register Words(16) -- Number of words, up to 16 to Peek. Valid values: 1-16
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 61 5.6.3 Memory Poke CP Poke CP → MON → CP Poke Window Selections Options Definition Send -- Send to Poke the CP Memory Location(s) or Register(s) Tack -- If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Address -- Address of CP Memory or Register Words(16) -- Number of words, up to 16 to Poke. Valid values: 1-16 Addr Adv Memory (advanced by 2 bytes) Use this option to Poke Memory Register (advanced by 4 bytes) Use this option to Poke Registers DSPM Poke DSPM → DSPM Poke
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 62 Window Selections Options Definition Send Send to Poke the DSPM Memory Location(s) or Register(s) Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Address Address of DSPM Memory or Register Words(16) Number of words, up to 16 to Poke. Valid values: 1-16 DSPV Poke DSPV → MON → DSPV Poke Window Selections Options Definition Send Send to Poke the DSPV Memory Location(s) or Register(s) Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. Address Address of DSPV Memory or Register Words(16) Number of words, up to 16 to Poke. Valid values: 1-16
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 63 5.6.4 Disabling All Spies And Traces 5.6.5 Msgs Buffer Stats Spy CP → Spy → MON → CP Msg Buff Stats Window Display Description Print main log window Sys Time Num Msg Buffs In Use 1-4 Max Num Msg Buffs Used 1-4 Num Msg Buffs[1:4] In Use 1-4 Max Num Msg Buffs[1:4] 1-4 Max Msg Buff[1:4] Size 1-4 5.6.6 Msgs Mbox Stats Spy CP → Spy → MON → CP Msg Mbox Stats
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 64 Window Display Explanation Print main log window Sys Time Task Id ID Num Msgs 5.6.7 Msgs Buf Ptr Stats Spy CP → Spy → MON → CP Msg Buff Ptr Stats
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 65 Window Display Explanation Print main log window Sys Time Alloc By Task Sent To Task Msg Id ID 5.6.8 Action Time Stats CP->Spy->MON->CP Action Time Stats Window Display Explanation Print Sys Time Num Action Times In Use Max Num Action Times Used
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 66 5.6.9 Clear TDSO Stats 5.6.10 Clear FER 5.7 CBP Hardware 5.7.1 HW Version 5.7.2 Reset Processor CP, DSPM, DSPV 5.7.3 Initializing Hardware Control 5.7.4 Hwd Init CP → HWD → HWD Init Window Selections Definition Send Send to Initialize Hardware Drivers Tack If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. 5.7.5 Aux ADC Get CP → HWD → CP AUX ADC Get Window Selections Options Definition Send -- Send to Read the AUX ADC Channel
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 67 Window Selections Options Definition Tack -- If checked, the window will remain after clicking “Send”. If not checked, window will close after clicking “Send”. AUX ADC Channel AUX ADC Ch[0-15] Read the Relevant AUX ADC Channel. There are 16 channels [0-15] Tx PCG Sync Off Take the AUX ADC reading immediately On Wait till an Active PCG to make a measurement. This is especially usefully for measuring Transmit Power from the Power Amplifier; selecting this option ensures that the Power Amplifier is ON. 6 Utilities 6.1 Virtual MMI Utilities -> Virtual MMI Utility, operate the handset just link press keypad. 6.2 Script Utility Utilities -> Script Utility The following steps descript how to record an ETS script. Give an example of record data of command cp->DB->DB Templates->common->cp DB NAM 1, CP/DB/DB Templates/cellular/CP DB HWD Rx AGC. 1. Connect the phone to your computer, make sure all connection is ok.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 68 2. Open ETS. 3. Run script thru Utilities -> Script Utility. In the Script, Select Script->Record command to let Script application in Recording status. Then Script.exe will record all commands that printed in ETS main window. 4. In ETS application, select CP->DB->CP DB NAM LOCK command to unlock the NAM. Then select CP->DB->DB Templates->common->CP DB NAM 1 command to open the dialog of CP DB NAM1. And select CP->DB->DB Templates->BAND A->CP DB HWD BAND A Rx AGC to open the dialog of CP DB HWED Rx AGC. If you want record more you can select the commands you want to record.
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Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 70 5. Click the “Read” commands in all dialog, For example In CP DB NAM1 dialog press the key “Read” to read NAM1 data from the phone, and in “CP DB HWD BAND A Rx AGC “ dialog , press the key “Read” to read Rx AGC data from the phone.
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Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 72 6. Then in ETS, click “Write” in all dialogs that you have opened. In CP DB NAM1 dialog press the key “Write” to write NAM1 data into the phone, then this command will be printed in ETS main window and be sent to Script.exe. It will be recorded in the Script.exe main window. In “CP DB HWD BAND A Rx AGC “ dialog press the key “Write”, the Rx AGC data will be recorded into script main window. (See Picture <4>)
Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary REV 0 Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd. Proprietary Page 73 7. Switch to script, select Script->Record, to stop recording the script, and save the script in a file. The file will be saved as *****.srp. Then you have recorded the NAM1 data in a script file. Note: Usually if you want to run the write NAM data into the phone, you should set the NAM unlock. So you need add the command “ETS, Id=CP DB NAM Lock, DB NAM Status=Unlock, Confirm Change=No“ in the first line of script file. This command can also be directory recorded into script file. The script file is TXT file, so you can edit it, copy some ETS command into the file.
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