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163. Radio frequency circuit workflow
163. Radio frequency circuit workflow
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This lesson talks about the workflow of RF circuits

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The first part is the start of the baseband

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The baseband circuit is normal, and the radio frequency circuit can work

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How to check whether the baseband is normal?

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Enter *#06# on the dial interface, if the mobile phone displays IMEI and a set of numbers,

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it means that there is no problem with the baseband of the mobile phone

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If there is no problem with the baseband,

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it depends on whether the mobile phone can read the information of the number card normally

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Insert the number card, click "SIM card options" in the settings,

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and see if there are network operators such as China Mobile and China Unicom

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If the operator can be displayed, it means that the card reading circuit of the mobile phone is normal

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After there is no problem with the card reading,

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it depends on whether there is any problem with the receiving channel of the mobile phone

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Click on Cellular Data in Settings to find the carrier

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If the option of the operator is not grayed out, it needs to be changed to manual search

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If the network operator cannot be searched,

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it means that there is a problem with the receiving circuit of this mobile phone

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If there is a problem with the receiving circuit,

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it is necessary to repair the receiving channel

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If there is no problem with the receiving channel,

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it depends on whether the transmitting channel of the mobile phone is normal

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If the reception is normal, when the mobile phone has no signal or no service,

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it means that the transmitting circuit of the mobile phone is faulty, which leads to no service

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Here are the 4 steps to repair a no-service fault, these 4 steps cannot be confused,

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the baseband must be prioritized

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Only when there is no problem with the baseband,

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do you consider whether there is any abnormality in the circuit of the SIM card

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If there is no abnormality in the baseband and SIM card circuits,

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check whether there is any problem with the receiving channel

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When there is no problem with the receiving channel,

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but the mobile phone has no service, it must be that the transmitting circuit is faulty

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This is the workflow of the RF circuit

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That's all for this lesson

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