Sony CMD-Z1 Bedienungsanleitung

CMD-Z

SERVICE MANUAL

AEP Model

UK Model

SPECIFICATIONS

Signalling format GSM

Frequency range Transmit: 890 ~ 915 MHz

Receive: 935 ~ 960 MHz

GSM power class Class 4 (2 W)

SIM chip Pluggable mini SIM card

Display High resolution full graphics display

Resolution: 97 x 32 pixels

5 lines: 1 header line for icons

2 lines x 11 large characters

or 4 lines x 16 small characters

Antenna gain 0 dB

Channel spacing 200 kHz

Number of channels 124

Frequency stability Transmit frequency drift (synchronized)

<±0.1 p.p.m.

RF output power 2 W

PORTABLE DIGITAL CELLULAR TELEPHONE

WITH ACCESSORIES

Power requirements 5.4 V ~ 8.4 V dc

Battery life Standby : up to ±80h

Talk time : minimum 4h up to 10h

Operating temperature –25°C to +55°C

Storage temperature –40°C to +70°C

Battery pack charging temperature +0°C to +40°C

Dimensions 133 mm (265 mm with antenna and microphone arm

opened) (H) x 60 mm (W) x 26 mm (D)

Weight 220 g

Volume 120 cm3

Accessories QN-020BC (desk top charger), QN-011AC (AC adaptor),

QN-012AC (AC adaptor - UK), QN-021BC (travel charger -

Euro), QN-022BC (travel charger - UK), QN-022HFK (hands

free kit), QN-022BP (battery pack), QN-022DC (cigar lighter

charger), QN-022PCM (PCMCIA card)

Design and specifications are subject to change without prior notice.

This appliance conforms with EEC Directive 87/308/EEC regarding interference suppression.

SECTION 1

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

End Key.

Press to end calls.

Call Key.

Press after dialling a

number to make a call

Clear Key

Press short to erase last

digit or letter. Press long to

erase total number or

name. If in menu, press to

go one level back.

Press to enter menu

structure.

Antenna

Extend fully for best operation.

Display

Battery charge level.

Mail box message(s)

Roaming

No service

Character input

Icons which appear in standby

mode

Barring incoming calls

Barring outgoing calls

Barring incoming and

outgoing calls

Call divert

You have missed incoming

calls

Carry mode

Silent mode

In car mode

ringer off (volume set to 0)

ABC

•Flip down microphone

– activates incoming call (flip-down)

– stops active call (flip-up)

– activates outgoing call (flip-down)

•jog dial : jog and enter (push)

– dial for menu control

•rec/play : to record/playback up to 20 seconds

FLIP-DOWN MICROPHONE

MENU BUTTON

ANTENNA

ON/OFF SLIDER SWITCH

INCOMING CALL

WARNING LED

EARPIECE

JOG DIAL

REC/PLAY BUTTON

SIMCARD HOLDER

RELEASE BUTTON

CAR EXTENSION

CONNECTOR

DISPLAY

SECTION 2

DISASSEMBLY

•Remove the SIM Card Holder (1).

•Remove the Antenna (2) using the Antenna Jig; also remove the Antenna Ring (3) which is pressed over the

top/bottom cosmetic part. Note the position (top/down side) of this ring for correct reassembly.

•Remove the Battery Lid (4) and the Battery (5).

•Unscrew four screws (a) on the Battery Compartment.

•The Lower Case Assy (6) can now be lifted; however, it is still tightened as the top side is held together with

claws.

•Lifting the Lower Case Assy is preferrably performed gently on the antenna side. When reassembling this

part, first insert the REC/PLAY button side.

•The RF/Logic Board (7) along with the Microphone Arm Assy (8) can now be taken out. Note, however, that

the RF/Logic Board is still held onto the Display Board through a connector located at the bottom/left side

between the two boards, so at this point still invisible.

•To remove the RF/Logic Assy (7), including the Microphone Arm Assy (8), first of all put the Microphone Assy

to an angle of 90° versus the set. Next, push the Microphone Assy gently upward while at the same time

pushing the Microphone Holding Part of the Upper Housing Assy downward (b). This should release the

RF/Logic Assy from the rest of the set.

•The Microphone Arm Assy can be released by unscrewing one screw (d).

•When reassembling this board, gently push in the bottom/left corner to insert the RF/Logic side connector

into the display connector side.

•When disassembling the RF/Logic Board, three Plastic Sleeves (10) will come loose; note their position for

correct reassembly.

•The Display Board (11) can now be taken out of the Upper Housing Assy (12).

•The Jog Mounted PCB (13) can be taken out of the Lower Case Assy after unscrewing four screws (c). Note

that one of these screws has a large head.

•Underneath the Jog there is a Jog Shielding (14).

IMPORTANT NOTES :

1) Disassembly of the RF/Logic Assembly, including the Lower Shield (on which the

IMEI sticker is mounted) and all other shielded elements is totally forbidden. Any

attempt to do so may lead to non-compliance with GSM as well as CE

specifications, and in extreme cases it can cause interference problems.

2) When replacing cosmetic parts, verify if all spacers are mounted on the new

cosmetic; if necessary transplant them from the old to the new cosmetic part.

3) When reassembling, make sure all screws are tightened fully.

SECTION 3

LEVEL 1 TROUBLESHOOTING CHART

Insert simcard, insert new battery

Close microphone, antenna down

Switch on

Input pincode

Push menu key

Click jog

Jog dial up/down

Push "C" twice

Open microphone arm

Push keys

0-9* and #

Power off

Move to place

with better

network coverage

Does it

switch on

correctly?

Does it

find network and

goes to normal

waiting status?

Display

showing correct

key input?

When

pushing keys,

does backlight and

keylight go on for

10 sec?

Is correct

menu screen

displayed,

was sound

o.k.?

Is menu

item selected,

was sound

o.k.?

Does

display scroll

up/down

Did set

go back to

initial waiting

screen

Does set

show sufficient

signal strength?

Is it showing

searching screen?

Perform off/on

Switch off

Set o.k.

Input pincode

Push rec key

continuously

Perform

voice recording

Dial a known number

(your own wired line, speaking clock etc....)

Push rec/pb

key (short push)

End connection,

push

Try again from

known source

Move to place

with better

signal strength

Does

cursor appear

on display,

was sound

o.k.?

Is correct

display

shown

Do you get

connection

to network?

Is normal

communication

enabled?

Correct

end of call?

Can you

receive

a call?

Switch off

o.k.?

Does

display show

"active"?

Is playback

and pb display

o.k.?

How many

times did

you try?

Antenna

strength

o.k.?

How many

times did

you try?

How many

times did

you try?

display

3 or more

Set not o.k.,

send to repair

SECTION 4

PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS

1. Setup

The programming jig is based upon a PC-linked application.

Minimum requirement for PC is IBM compatible, 386 type.

The software is a basic MS−DOS application.

Please do NOT run it as a DOS mode application starting from a

Windows program. It is necessary to exit Windows when starting the PC-link application, or preferrably to start

the PC without entering Windows.

Thejigconsists of: Level Convertor, Connection Cables(PCtoLevelConvertorandLevelConvertorto CMD−Z1)

and application software on floppy disc.

No specific software installation is needed; only copy all the files from the floppy disc to the PC, ideally into a

dedicated directory.

Starting of the software updating program will take place when going to the directory where you have loaded

the application program and typing CMD−Z1 + enter.

2. Important notes

•Before connecting the CMD−Z1 to the level convertor, take out the battery of the CMD−Z1; the CMD−Z1

must be powered from the level convertor.

•Whenever the program isin progress, orwhen the levelconvertoris powered on,never disconnect orconnect

any cables.

•Never interrupt the power supply to the level convertor whenever a software update is in progress.

•The level convertor has some switches; please make sure they are in the correct position. These switches

are included also to allow future changes, or other applications.

3. Menu screens

The program will show the following masks according to the respective menu points.

At the first menu point, the following mask is displayed:

Program-CMD-Z1 Service Station Utility

Version: X.XX for PC (DOS)

Mode: Update AP/OS code and change the Language set

Current Status

Serial Port: COM 1, 19200, N81

1. Update.

2. Serial Port Setting

Please make choice (1/2) = 1

The user can either choose the serial port or go for the updating option immediately.

The default setting for the serial port is COM1.

NOTE If a port were chosen which is not connected to the Level Shifter, the error message “No Response”

would be displayed after starting the update process.

If option 1 has been chosen, the following display will appear:

Flash ROM Type – Sharp 30 23

Set the switch of the voltage convertor as follows.

Vpp = on; FROMRP = off

After you set the switch, type any key to proceed.

The user is requested to set the switches on the Level Shifter to the settings displayed.

To enable the ROM Loader Software to determine the ROM manufacturer and hence the switch settings, the

ROM−ID is read first from the Z1. The settings shown in the sample above are only valid for a Sharp ROM and

are therefore only an example. Future ROM types may come from a different manufacturer. After setting the

switches on the Level Shifter, press any key to proceed.

NOTE If the connection has been set up successfully, the green lamp on the Z1 display starts flashing.

As soon as the connection is established successfully, the current AP and OS software versions are displayed

as well as the latest versions to ensure that the serviceoperator is fully aware oft he differences of both software

versions.

Proceeding the program leads to the following simple options from which the operator is requested to choose:

– Update AP? (y/n/c) or

– Update OS? (y/n/c) or

– Change Language Set? (y/n/c)*

The operator does not have to change the Language Set or any other item he does not want to change at this

time. Thus it is possible to change the operating system (OS) only while the application code (AP) and the

Language Set remain unchanged.

NOTE Typing in “c” (cancel) will interrupt the updating process at any time and will abandon the program.

*The request to update AP(y) makes a language set change necessary.

Therefore the message : “Default new language setting because of AP code change”, appears instead

of “change language set” (y/n/c)

General information

•No GSM test mode is implemented in the Z1 for use with the ROM Loader Software. For the software or the

Language Set update simply connect the Z1 with the Level Shifter and run the ROM Loader Software

(CMD−Z1.EXE). The Z1 does not have to be switched on!

•The switch settings of the Level Shifter are as follows:

Switch Intel ROM Sharp ROM

Main power always on always on

Vpp off on

IGN/Vpp always on always on

FROMRP disabled (factory set to off position) disabled (factory set to off position)

GSM power always on always on

Troubleshooting

•Cause 1

– The error message “ERROR : SIO Receive timeout” appears after starting the program and trying to

set up the connection between PC and Z1.

•Remedy 1

– Check the connection between MT (mobile terminal), Level Shifter, and PC. Also make sure that the

Level Shifter’s power is switched on (both switches). Both the Main Power LED and the GSM Power

LED must light up.

– Check whether COM1 or COM2 is active.

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