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Old 12-21-2004, 21:18   #1 (permalink)
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Small hardware modifications required for some models

Hi,

For better work and to avoid problems when flashing 6230 and 9500 Nokia phones, small hardware modifications on PBB is required. In fact 3 resistors should be replaced with another values.

Please check attached pictures for more details.

If anybody is not skilled enough in soldering and replacement of SMD components, please don't do this alone and try ask a friend who have enough skills to make this modifications

Best regards,
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Old 12-22-2004, 14:40   #2 (permalink)
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I have changed he three resistors. Have problem with 1 ohm. Cant find smd for this one , replaced with 1/8 watt ordinary resistor.
My voltage reading after modification is 3.8 V. Is this close enough.
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I have changed he three resistors. Have problem with 1 ohm. Cant find smd for this one , replaced with 1/8 watt ordinary resistor.
My voltage reading after modification is 3.8 V. Is this close enough.
Looooool, I have 3,99V !!!!!
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It's working like a charm.

thank you Zulea.
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Hi,

For better work and to avoid problems when flashing 6230 and 9500 Nokia phones, small hardware modifications on PBB is required. In fact 3 resistors should be replaced with another values.

Please check attached pictures for more details.

If anybody is not skilled enough in soldering and replacement of SMD components, please don't do this alone and try ask a friend who have enough skills to make this modifications

Best regards,
Zulea
hi.i opened the case of my box.it looks like the second picture(i mean the green one).but not the same.how can i know should i do that changes?can you help me please?
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Look on the board and see what PCB version you have.
It's FLS4V2 or FLS4V5 ?
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Look on the board and see what PCB version you have.
It's FLS4V2 or FLS4V5 ?
its fls4v2. but not the same as in the picture.for example 47ohm is not at that place shown in the picture.is it important?im asking cause im afraid of making wrong replacements.
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Look on the board and see what PCB version you have.
It's FLS4V2 or FLS4V5 ?
sorry man i found the problem.it was my fault.thank you for your help.
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My reading (tension) give me 4,35 V, I´m using 7,5 V stabillized 500mA power supply............. and sometimes not enough to keep phones powered on...... specialy TDMA ones........
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Hi plz i need some information about 9500 flashing , must do this modification to do it? because when i put fbus cable phone can t power on in normal mode only white in internal screen
some help plz
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no body answer in this forum i have proplems t flash 9500 &6630
and no helpe in that now i have problem withe custumer the set all did
and i use the *** we to flash
6630 need fbs-8 ......so what is it this fbs-8
9500 i flash it it is go to 90% and after that MCU FAIL
????
I BY THIS PBB FOR 9500& 6630 ONLY I DONT WANTE TO USE WHITH ATHERE
SO PLS HELP
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Hi plz i need some information about 9500 flashing , must do this modification to do it? because when i put fbus cable phone can t power on in normal mode only white in internal screen
some help plz

Hi,

Try to make changes on your cable like is shown in attached picture.

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