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This service software instructions will address service software functions of the RH-79 phone and how to use these features.

FCC ID:Nokia project number: RH-79Commercial sales number: 1255

Relevant documents:1255 (RH-79) Service SoftwareInstructions

Introduction


Support Functions

• Get phone information• Flashing• Bundle Flashing• User data transfer• Load default• Service Programming• Graphics and tones transfer• SID• Testing• Label Printing


HW and SW Requirement

• Minimum hardware requirement:

• Operating System Requirements: Windows 2000, Windows XP


Install

• Click on “Setup.exe” to start installing.• NI-VISA install shield would be invoked – It’s

necessary for running RF related testing function.

• 1255 Service software install shield.


Uninstall

• Click on “Setup.exe” to start uninstalling.• Click “Remove All” to uninstall NI-VISA

• Select “Remove” to uninstall 1255 service software.


Service software will automatically capture all connections to which 1255 mobile terminal is connected. You can start connecting to a mobile terminal by selecting a COM port identified on the screen.

Select one active phoneClick on “Connect” icon

Initial Session with 1255 Service Software


To start using component, level 1 and level 2 users have to login by entering a pair of user name and password, and level 3 users have to plug-in PK-83 AMS SW Protection Key to PC

Login

Step 1:Click on “Login” icon For level 1 and level 2 user: Enter

“user name” and “password”


Login failed message of level 1 and 2.

Login Failed

Login failed message of level 3.


SPC verification

SPC dialog screen appears right after you login. If you click “Ignore” button, certain functions such as User Data Transfer, Flex Graphics and Tones will not be available.


Phone Information

• Users can acquire phone information from the selected connections.

Step 1:Click on “Phone Info” tab

Step 2:Click on “Refresh” button


Flashing

• Flashing feature is used for software upgrade, Service Software will download the phone image file from PC to phone.

• Phone images include Boot Code, Application Code, Language Pack and File System.

• Users can select the images needed to be upgraded and need not to download all images every time.


Flashing

Step 1: Click on “Flashing” tab

Step 2:Click on “…” button to start file browser

Step 3:Check (upgrade) or uncheck (no upgrade) the boxes in front of the image texts.

Step 4: Click on “Update” button to start flashing


Bundle Flashing

• This feature is for easy bundle management of flashing file by selecting only one packed image file.

• After 1255 Service Software recognizing the images included in the packed file, you can select which part needs to be updated (like flashing does).


Bundle Flashing

Step 1: Click on “Bundle Flashing” tab

Step 2: Select bundle image file:Click on the first button to browse a folder in your PC. Service software would automatically find the latest version bundle image in this folder. Or you can click the second button to browse a bundle image file in your PC.

Note that the users can only flash file system and language pack images which are compatible with the operator setting value of the connected phone, i.e. a Unicom phone can’t flash Vivo’s language or file system images.


User Data Transfer

• User Data - contact, short message, call register, organizer records, game setting….

• Users may want to backup data instead of having them replaced or deleted after flashing. So 1255 Service Software provides user data transfer feature to fulfill requests.


Bundle Flashing

Step 1: Click on “Bundle Flashing” tab

Step 2: Select bundle image file:Click on the first button to browse a folder in your PC. Service software would automatically find the latest version bundle image in this folder. Or you can click the second button to browse a bundle image file in your PC.

Note that the users can only flash file system and language pack images which are compatible with the operator setting value of the connected phone, i.e. a Unicom phone can’t flash Vivo’s language or file system images.


Bundle Flashing

Step 3: Decide which images are to be updated

Step 4: Activate the Automatic backup/restore user data or phonebook data

Step 4: Start to upgrade by clicking “Update”.


Backup/Restore User Data

Step 1: Click on “User Data” tab

Step 2: Select “…” button to select user data folder

Step 3: Select backup or restore user data

Final Step: Click “Run” button


Load Default

• This function is used to reformat the user data.

Step1: Click on “Load Default” tab

Step2: Click on “Start” button.Mobile terminal will reboot and restore default setting.


Service Programming

• 1255 Service Software provides this function for users to do service programming. So users can easily reading/writing setting data from mobile terminal or files.

• There are three tabs – Setting, CDMA1 and CDMA2.

Click on “Service Programming” tab

Click on buttons in the bottom to do read/write actions.


Service Programming – Setting (1/2)

Click on “Setting” tab

Product code – Character string, maximum length is 15ESN – Number string, maximum length is 11 (write-once)HW ID – Number string, maximum length is 6CPC (Custom Product Code) – Character string, maximum length is 7

Service programming code (SPC) - Number string, maximum length is 6One time subsidy lock – Number string, maximum length is 6


Service Programming – Setting (2/2)

Slot cycle index – value 0 ~ 7SCM – value 0 ~ 255 (Reboot will reset to default value.)Current NAM – NAM1 or NAM2RC Pref – RC1 ~ RC5Auto NAM - Enable/DisableSPC change enabled - Enable/Disable

RUIM or None RUIM Setting


Service Programming – CDMA1 (1/2)

NAM1 or NAM2 -This item decide which nam number of all CDMA1 setting items need to be read or written

Click on “CDMA1” tab

NAM name – Character string, maximum length is 15Dir number – Number string, maximum length is 10A-key – Number string, maximum length is 20Access overload class – Number string, maximum length is 2 (Read-only in RUIM mode)



Read-only in RUIM mode:Class 1 - Enable/DisableMCC – Number string, maximum length is 311_12 – Number string, maximum length is 2IMSI_S – Number string, maximum length is 10IMSI – Number string, maximum length is 14

Home SID - Enable/DisableForeign SID - Enable/DisableForeign NID - Enable/DisablePrimary CDMA channel A and BSecondary CDMA channel A and B

EVRC enable - Enable/DisableHome page service optionHome origination service optionRoam origination service option



NAM1 or NAM2 -This item decide which nam number of all CDMA2 setting items need to be read or written

Click on “CDMA2” tab

Home sid nid - 20 pairsPreferred modeBand preferenceRoam preference



Preferred roaming List - Choose a .prl file by clicking on “…” button to read or write.


Flexible graphics and tones

• Default graphics and tones files in the mobile terminal could be different in order to satisfy the different settings and requirements.

So they need to be designed for easy and dynamic configuration.

Click on “Flex Graphics/Tones” tab


Getting Default Data

• Press and hold the mouse’s left button on either of the directories or files at the right window, e.g. default directory, and move the mouse to either disk or directory at the left window, e.g. D:\. • Release mouse’s left button and it will start copying files from the mobile terminal to the PC.


Setting Default Data

• Press and hold the mouse’s left button on either of the directories or files at the left window, e.g. D:\default\screen directory. And move the mouse to either of the directories at the right window, e.g. default. • Release mouse’s left button and it will start copying files from the PC to the mobile terminal.


SID

Click on “SID” tab

• This feature is for user to edit 50 SID lock numbers, value range from 0 to 65535.

• Users can read and write from mobile terminal or file.


SID

Step1: Enable/Disable SID lock

Step2: Edit SID lock number

Step3: Click on buttons in the bottom to do read/write actions


Testing

Click on “Testing” tab

• This feature is for checking and diagnosing the basic function of mobile terminal. It’s useful to realize which part of mobile terminal working correctly or incorrectly quickly.

• There are four tabs – Self Tests, Display, Keypad and Stereo Audio/Vibra.


Testing – Self Tests

Click on “Self Tests” tab

Test items: Detection of RUIM and headset, status of headset switch status and charger

• Click each “Run” button to test each item.

• Click “Clear” button to clear all test result.

• Click “Auto Run” button to run all items.


Testing – Display

Click on “Display” tab

Test items: LCD screen, Backlight and Brightness

• Click each “Run” button to test each item.



Testing – Keypad

Click on “Keypad” tab

Test items: Each key

• Click each key of the mobile terminal – LSK, RSK, SEND, END, Navigation key and Number key.

• Click “Clear” button to clear test result.


Testing – Stereo Audio/Vibrator

Click on “Stereo Audio/Vibra” tab

Test items: Speaker, Receiver, Headset, Vibrator and Microphone. IHF, Mic Bias control, Tx Gain Settings, Rx Gain Settings and frequencies and volume level of buzzer/IHF.



Testing – Path Loss

• Set COM port and Input the maximum output power of the golden phone in dBm. Then, click “Start” button to run program.

• After the program is done, the path loss will be shown on the screen and recorded for the RF calibration and Call Test program. Click “Quit” for closing this program.


Testing – RF Calibration

• Set Loss and COM port and click “Start” button to run program.


Testing – RF Calibration

• Error Message Table:

Error Message Upper Limit Lower Limit Debug

FAIL:TESTER Check your GPIB connection.

FAIL:COMPORT Check your COM connection.

FAIL:DVGA 3000 1700 Possible reason:Default NV table could be wrong.File system is not exist.Image version inconsistent.

FAIL:LNA0 150 100 Check Rx/Tx path components




FAIL:LOW_GAIN 25 dBm 5 dBm Synthesizer unlock

FAIL:HIGH_GAIN 27 dBm 5 dBm Synthesizer unlock

FAIL:HDET 210 120 Check Rx/Tx path components


Testing – RF Tool

Select your COM port.

Before clicking this button, be sure to boot your CDMA phone with “Test Mode” (The battery ID pin is connected to a resistor (< 10k Ohm). The other end of the resistor is connected to the ground. ) and connect the COM cable correctly


Testing – RF Tool

Always skip this function, since your CDMA phone’s battery ID pin is connected to a resistor (<10k Ohm). The other end of the resistor is connected to the ground.


Testing – RF Tool1. Set the RF Band of the CDMA phone2. Set the Transmitter/Receiver channel.3. Read the ADC value of the selected

channel.4. Set the waveform generated by

transmitter5. Set the dynamic range of the Power

Amplifier. Set “OFF” to have low gain range. Set “ON” to have high gain range.

6. Set “OFF” to turn off the transmitter output power. Set “ON” to turn on the transmitter power.

7. Set the Tx ADC value in the range 0~511. Set 511 makes the transmitter generates the minimum output power. Set 0 makes the transmitter generates the maximum output power.

8. Set “ON” makes the transmitter sweep the output power.

9. Read the HDET value of selected channel.

10. Set the LNA range.11. Read the DVGA value while LNA Range

is 0.12. Set the DVGA offset with the value

derived by “11”.13. Read the LNA Offset value.14. Read IM2 value.


Testing – RF Tool

• The “Set Online” function is no longer needed since the “Test Mode” and “Online mode “is no longer switched manually. The mode is switched by connect the Batter ID pin to resistor of different value.

Test Mode : Battery ID Pin Resistor (4<R<10 K Ohm) Ground

Online Mode: Battery ID Pin Resistor (10<R<140 K Ohm) Ground


Testing – Call Test

Step 2:Click “Start” to perform the

test.

Step 1:Connect your PC and Agilent 8960 with GPIB cable.Connect your CDMA phone and the Agilent 8960 with the RF Test Cable (CA-89RS).


Testing – Call Test

Error Message Table:Error Message Upper Limit Lower Limit Debug

FAIL:MAX POWER 25 23 Make sure the RF cable loss is correct.

FAIL:FER CONF 0 ------------------------ Configure the count to zero.

FAIL:FER 0.5 ------------------------- Channel interference occurred.Shielding box should be used in this test.

FAIL:WAVQ RHO 0.985 ------------------------- Check Rx/Tx path components

FAIL:WAVQ FREQ 150 Hz -150 Hz Check Rx/Tx path components

"FAIL:WAVQ TIME 1 us -1 us Check Rx/Tx path components

FAIL:ACPR -885 -44 ------------------------- Check Rx/Tx path components

FAIL:ACPR +885 -44 ------------------------- Check Rx/Tx path components

FAIL:ACPR -1980 -56 ------------------------- Check Rx/Tx path components

FAIL:ACPR +1980 -56 ------------------------- Check Rx/Tx path components


Label Printing

Select “Label Printing” in “Label” of menu bar

• This tool provides a preview for label printing. • Uses can make sure its label layout, and select printer before

printing.


Label Printing

Step1: Select label type (country)

Step3: Show label layout.

Step2: Setting offset for x-axis and y-axis position

Step 4: Choose printer port and start to print.

Step 5: Click “Print” button to start printing


Questions???Thank you for your attention!

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