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Old 08-09-2014, 20:30   #1 (permalink)
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What is correct order of LU6200 pinouts soldering?


Hi,

Just bought new ort and first time using this tool, just confuse that which ort jtag cable solder on the jeck as there is nothing mention about order of jeck in the pic for exapmle jeck lower left corner is 1 and opposite pin is 2nd and same upper left corner cable is 21 and 22 is located at opposite side

hope you will understand and guide me through to solder pins,

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Old 08-10-2014, 16:20   #2 (permalink)
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first follow this

http://forum.gsmhosting.com/vbb/f665...anced-1491203/

box pinout

http://forum.gsmhosting.com/vbb/f665...3/#post7789759

for LU6200 dll open ort plus then go to support area and download dll file
then put dll file in phones folder

1.run ort exe
2.then go to easy mode [ right click on top then easy mode ]
3.select LG > LU6200.dll
4.click pinouts
5.solder pinouts
6.press repair [ plug usb cable ]
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Old 08-10-2014, 19:30   #3 (permalink)
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thanks for your support but want to ask 1 question that after soldering all pinouts board does not detects as qualcom in device manager and if I remove TDI from board it shows as qualcomm in dm but after that it is unable to repair boot ,

further suggestion?

In pinouts picture, Grouds wire shows color brown with number 16 while actual jtag cable in my hand have light grey color , does it matter?
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thanks for your support but want to ask 1 question that after soldering all pinouts board does not detects as qualcom in device manager and if I remove TDI from board it shows as qualcomm in dm but after that it is unable to repair boot ,

further suggestion?
do not remove TDI

this picture is jtag cable


for detect you need to solder all wires

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In pinouts picture, Grouds wire shows color brown with number 16 while actual jtag cable in my hand have light grey color , does it matter?
it doesn't matter no 16 is your ground wire
ground wire colour in my jtag cable is green
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I solder 9 wires on the board according to LU6200 jtag pins, only 1 wire did not solder as it is empty and did not mention any name on it,

phone did not detected
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Old 08-11-2014, 10:05   #6 (permalink)
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This is how I solder wires,

http://www.4shared.com/photo/Hk0MuKW...16_001450.html

according to this pic

http://www.4shared.com/photo/zHGFiZ-...15_082951.html

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This is how I solder wires,

20130116_001450 - Download - 4shared

according to this pic

20130115_082951 - Download - 4shared
use this pinout

http://forum.gsmhosting.com/vbb/atta...2&d=1358531868
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thanks for support

I will test and report hrere
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Old 08-12-2014, 12:58   #9 (permalink)
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same problem

LG LU6200
MSM8660 ARM7 1.8V
Scan CPU failed(-100)

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Old 08-12-2014, 14:13   #10 (permalink)
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after too many tries this is what I got

LG LU6200
MSM8660 ARM7 1.8V
TAP0,IRLength:4,DeviceID:0x4F1F0F0F
TAP1,IRLength:11,DeviceID:0x105310E1
EmbeddedICE ver:7.
FlashID:0x0000000000000000
BlockSize:512
PageSize:512
Density:0MB
Writing Boot...
Write error at address:0x0
00%
Boot restored.
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check once again Jtag connection
hold power button during operation
how long wires ?
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Old 08-13-2014, 16:45   #12 (permalink)
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wires are almos 3 inches long, I don't know but lg phone have been short after last activity which logs are already posted by me
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after too many tries this is what I got

LG LU6200
MSM8660 ARM7 1.8V
TAP0,IRLength:4,DeviceID:0x4F1F0F0F
TAP1,IRLength:11,DeviceID:0x105310E1
EmbeddedICE ver:7.
FlashID:0x0000000000000000
BlockSize:512
PageSize:512
Density:0MB
Writing Boot...
Write error at address:0x0
00%
Boot restored.
compare with this report

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LG LU6200
MSM8660 ARM7 1.8V
Scan CPU failed(-100)
LG LU6200
MSM8660 ARM7 1.8V
TAP0,IRLength:4,DeviceID:0x4F1F0F0F
TAP1,IRLength:11,DeviceID:0x105310E1
EmbeddedICE ver:7.
FlashID:0x0000000048590190,SubFlashID:0x000000004E 495820
BlockSize:512
PageSize:512
Density:0MB
Actual Density:0xD7800000
Writing Boot...
100%
Boot restored.
your flash id not detected its 0x0000000000000000 maybe hardware fault [ eMMc damage ]
its better to ask phone history from customer
what you mean short ?
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your flash id not detected its 0x0000000000000000 maybe hardware fault [ eMMc damage ]
its better to ask phone history from customer
what you mean short ?
short mean shortage, a little ic on the board get heat up after last attempt of boot repairing
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after too many tries this is what I got

LG LU6200
MSM8660 ARM7 1.8V
TAP0,IRLength:4,DeviceID:0x4F1F0F0F
TAP1,IRLength:11,DeviceID:0x105310E1
EmbeddedICE ver:7.
FlashID:0x0000000000000000
BlockSize:512
PageSize:512
Density:0MB
Writing Boot...
Write error at address:0x0
00%
Boot restored.

same happened with htc amaze 4g boot repair, support pls tell me either there is some setting problem in the tool or box is faulty as I have bought box new and very first 2 phones cannot repaired and both phones have same problem

http://forum.gsmhosting.com/vbb/f665.../#post10499565
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