Samsung I9000 volume pulsers ways (or jumpers) - GSM-Forum

zShackra · 08-21-2014, 04:23

Hi... is there a way to jump the volume keys (up and down) to some point at pcb?

The thing is, one of the resistors near to volume down pulser (there was two of them before the damage), is missing. So I don't know how to jump it.

I need to get into download mode to be able to install a new room, I've tried the "samsung i9000 internal memory corrupted solution 10000000%", and I removed the internal scandisk memory successfully, but now I can't get into download mode because, while I was removing the memory, I've lost one of resistors near the volume down key...

So, what can I do? Is there a solution? At least a way to get into download mode with both keys not working? (Dunno why, but the volume up key doesn't work and volume down was lost while removing the internal memory (actually, it was destroyed by heat, so I replaced it but one of the resistors (as I said before) near to it, is lost) so after all, both pulsers ain't working. I need at least a temporary fix to get into download mode and recovery mode without box stuffs.

Some help would be really appreciated.

d-Artigo · 08-21-2014, 09:18

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Originally Posted by zShackra

Hi... is there a way to jump the volume keys (up and down) to some point at pcb?

The thing is, one of the resistors near to volume down pulser (there was two of them before the damage), is missing. So I don't know how to jump it.

I need to get into download mode to be able to install a new room, I've tried the "samsung i9000 internal memory corrupted solution 10000000%", and I removed the internal scandisk memory successfully, but now I can't get into download mode because, while I was removing the memory, I've lost one of resistors near the volume down key...

So, what can I do? Is there a solution? At least a way to get into download mode with both keys not working? (Dunno why, but the volume up key doesn't work and volume down was lost while removing the internal memory (actually, it was destroyed by heat, so I replaced it but one of the resistors (as I said before) near to it, is lost) so after all, both pulsers ain't working. I need at least a temporary fix to get into download mode and recovery mode without box stuffs.

Some help would be really appreciated.

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zShackra · 08-24-2014, 22:54

Hi, I still have a doubt, what does the resistors do?

As far as I can see, the jump in the red lines is the pulse of pressed button, right? I mean, I just need to set the jump in those two lines and the pulse should be detected by processor while turning on the phone, am I right? or is there something I'm missing out? Because I don't get the resistors jumps.

08-21-2014, 04:23	#1 (permalink)
zShackra Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: At your screen... Age: 30 Posts: 12 Member: 2232748 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 0	Samsung I9000 volume pulsers ways (or jumpers) Hi... is there a way to jump the volume keys (up and down) to some point at pcb? The thing is, one of the resistors near to volume down pulser (there was two of them before the damage), is missing. So I don't know how to jump it. I need to get into download mode to be able to install a new room, I've tried the "samsung i9000 internal memory corrupted solution 10000000%", and I removed the internal scandisk memory successfully, but now I can't get into download mode because, while I was removing the memory, I've lost one of resistors near the volume down key... So, what can I do? Is there a solution? At least a way to get into download mode with both keys not working? (Dunno why, but the volume up key doesn't work and volume down was lost while removing the internal memory (actually, it was destroyed by heat, so I replaced it but one of the resistors (as I said before) near to it, is lost) so after all, both pulsers ain't working. I need at least a temporary fix to get into download mode and recovery mode without box stuffs. Some help would be really appreciated.

08-24-2014, 22:54	#3 (permalink)
zShackra Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: At your screen... Age: 30 Posts: 12 Member: 2232748 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 0	Hi, I still have a doubt, what does the resistors do? As far as I can see, the jump in the red lines is the pulse of pressed button, right? I mean, I just need to set the jump in those two lines and the pulse should be detected by processor while turning on the phone, am I right? or is there something I'm missing out? Because I don't get the resistors jumps.