ZU3UNNECTOECOBTGSM MOBILE PHONE - BLUETOOTH PORTION

Ambitio LLC, The Owner of unnecto

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Application Details

Equipment Class: DXX - Part 15 Low Power Communication Device Transmitter
Date of Grant: Apr 02, 2012
Application Purpose: Original Equipment
Date of Application: Apr 02, 2012
Equipment Note: GSM MOBILE PHONE - BLUETOOTH PORTION
Frequency Range: 2402.00000000 - 2480.00000000
Company: Ambitio LLC, The Owner of unnecto
Country: United States

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Users Manual

USER MANUAL CONTENTS WELCOME ...................................................................................................................... 2 FOR YOUR SAFETY ...................................................................................................... 3 KNOW YOUR PHONE ................................................................................................... 9 INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................................ 11 GETTING STARTED .................................................................................................... 13 BASIC OPERATIONS .................................................................................................. 27 MESSAGING .................................................................................................................. 39 WRITE MESSAGE ........................................................................................................ 39 PHONEBOOK ................................................................................................................ 47 CALL LOG ..................................................................................................................... 50 SETTINGS ...................................................................................................................... 57 MULTIMEDIA ............................................................................................................... 66 GALLERY ...................................................................................................................... 74 ORGANIZER ................................................................................................................. 75 APPLICATIONS ............................................................................................................ 78 WEB ................................................................................................................................. 80 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ..................................................................................... 83 1 Welcome Congratulations on your purchase of the mobile phone. Your phone provides many functions which are practical for daily use, such as a hands-free loudspeaker, HD camera, MP3 player, video player, and more. You can read the manual for complete knowing the use of the M 228E mobile phone and experiencing the well-established functions and 2 simple operation method. Please use the original accessory in order to achieve the best use of effects, such as the use of non-original components of the damage caused by machinery, the phone shall not be responsible. 3 For Your Safety Please read the instructions given below carefully. It may be dangerous or illegal if you do not follow these instructions. This user manual includes detailed information about safety instructions. Switch on Phone Safely Please do not switch on your phone when it might have interference or danger by using phone or phone is forbidden in this area. Pay attention to the traffic safety 4 According to the recent research, it may have danger to use phone when you are driving even though you are using the hands-free device (such as hands-free device in auto, earphone, etc.). The driver is required not to use phone when they are driving. When phone is switched on, the electromagnetic wave from phone will interference the electronic system of auto, such as ABS anti-explosion brake system or SRS (supplemental restraint system). For safety, please follow below: Do not put the phone on car control panel or ballonet area in car. Confirm with the auto distributor or manufacturer to make sure that electronic system of automatics have good isolation. 5 Interference All kinds of phones may be interfered by environment, and then the performance of phones might be influenced. Phone may interfere with some electric appliance such as electronic TV, radiogram and so on. Turn off your cell phone in the site of medical and health care Please switch off your phone in the site of medical and health care except some designated area where phone can be used. Phone will interfere with the running of electronic equipment, electron device or radio frequency device near around, just like the other usual equipment. 6 Switch off on airplane Please follow the related regulations. Please switch your phone before boarding. Switch off in gas station Please switch off your phone when you are in gas station or any place where fuel and chemical have been placed. Using phone correctly Please use phone in normal position. Please do not touch antenna area if not necessary. SIM card can be taken out from phone. Please pay 7 attention to prevent children from swallow the small component like this. Do not let pregnant woman use phone for long time. Accessories and batteries Use only the approved accessories and batteries. Please do not connect with any product which doesn’t match with this phone. Please be sure the phone has been switched off before taking out battery. Please deal with the scrap batteries properly according to the local law. Waterproof 8 The phone doesn’t have performance of waterproof. Please do not expose your phone in inclement weather or environment (such as wet, raining, liquid leakage, seawater, mirage, and so on). Emergency calling Please be sure your phone is power on and in the service available area. According to demands, press Call end key repeatedly to clear the content in screen and go back to standby mode, or press number key directly, and then input emergency phone number. And then press answer key to describe where you are. 9 Know Your Phone 10 Positions of phone keys 1, Torch 10, Call End Key 2, Receiver 11, # key 3, Display 12, Earphone jack 4, SIM2 key 13, Camera 5, SIM1 key 14, Speaker 6, Number key 15, Battery Cover 7, * key 8, Charger jack 9, RSK 11 Instructions keypad function Keypad Function Left Keypad To run the f…

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Cover Letter(s)

Ambitio LLC, The Owner of unnecto ™ Cover Letter March 21, 2012 Timco Engineering, Inc., 849 NW State Road 45, P.O. Box 370, Newberry, Florida 32669. We, the undersigned hereby declare, that the following radio equipment: Applicant : Ambitio LLC, The Owner of unnecto ™ Address : 1315 N.W 98th ct Suite 13, Miami, Floriad, 33172 USA Brand Name : unnecto ™ Model Nos. : U-100-2 FCC ID : ZU3UNNECTOECOBT Product Description: GSM Mobile Phone Frequency Band : GSM850/PCS1900 All the applicatin information is the same, and the GSM Protion of the EUT are electronically /electrically identical to the original equipment and that the original test results continue to be representative of and applicable to it. Only the Blueooth protion are need to spply the addition report. BEST REGARDS, Daniel Moy Manager Ambitio LLC, The Owner of unnecto ™ March 21, 2012

Cover Letter(s)

Ambitio LLC, The Owner of unnecto ™ March 19,2012 Federal Communications Commission Authorization and Evaluation Division 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21046 List of Differences for FCC ID: ZU3UNNECTOECOBT No . TypeDescriptionLocationQty.Note 1 90116000500RES,0 OHM 0402 ±5%, 50VR313,R429 2 2 90116000800RES,0R±5%,1/16W,0603R302,R315 2 3 90116000500RES,0 OHM 0402 ±5%, 50V R428 C514 R502 R505 R511 5 4 90116000800RES,10 OHM 0402 ±5%, 50V R312 R316 R3003 5 90116004000RES,100KOHM 0402 ±5%, 50V R314 R1002 6 90120000525PNP dynatron,FJY4002R U3031 7 90117004000CAP 0402 0.1uF 16V +/-20% C702 C508 C509 C5104 8 90119000400 1SS400TE61 D1001 9 90117003700CAP 0402 1nF 50V ±5% C5151 10 90116006400RES,15KOHM 0402 ±5%, 50V R5041 1190106014425MT6612_BPF,RFBPB2012090AM1T61 U5021 12 90104005425Bluetooth IC MT6612 U5031 13 90117002600CAP 0402 56p 50V ±5% C5131 14 90116003500RES,47KOHM 0402 ±5%, 50V R5011 15 90117005700CAP 0402 1u 6.3V ±10% C512 C511 2 16 90117004700CAP 0603 1u 80/-20% 10V C5071 The Bluetooth module was added to this device. Shenzhen Super Test Service Technology Co., Ltd. perform proper testing on the Bluetooth and USB Portion of the device on March 2,2012-March 9,2012. DELETE ADD Sincerely, Ambitio LLC, The Owner of unnecto ™ <SIGNATURE of Daniel Moy> ------------------------------------------- Daniel Moy (Manager) There were no changes to the RF Transmitter and RF Transmitter circuitry of the GSM Portion of the device so we do not have to perform testing on its GSM Portion I would like to confirm that above changes would influence to the Bluetooth and USB Portion of the device. Therefore, we would submit the Test Report for its bluetooth and USB Portion with its test Reports. Please issue new TCB Grant with Grant Note states, “This Class II Permissive Change adds additional memory with alternate parts. !

Cover Letter(s)

Ambitio LLC, The Owner of unnecto ™ FCC ID: ZU3UNNECTOECOBT POWER OF ATTORNEY March 19, 2012 Federal Communications Commission Authorization and Evaluation Division 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21046 To Whom It May Concern: We, Ambitio LLC, The Owner of unnecto ™, hereby authorize Shenzhen Super Test Service Technology Co., Ltd. (Terry YANG/ Manager) on our behalf, to apply to the Federal Communications Commission on our equipment. Any and all acts carried out by Shenzhen Super Test Service Technology Co., Ltd. (Terry YANG/ Manager) on our behalf shall have the same effect as acts of our own. This authorization expires on April 31 , 2012. This is to advise that we are in full compliance with the Anti-Drug Abuse Act. We, Ambitio LLC, The Owner of unnecto ™ are not subject to a denial of federal benefits pursuant to Section 5301 of the Anti-Drug Act of 1988, 21 USC853a, and no party to the application is subject to a denial of federal benefits pursuant to that section. Daniel Moy Manager Ambitio LLC, The Owner of unnecto ™ March 19, 2012

External Photos

FRONT VIEW OF SAMPLE BACK VIEW OF SAMPLE LEFT VIEW OF SAMPLE RIGHT VIEW OF SAMPLE UP VIEW OF SAMPLE DOWN VIEW OF SAMPLE PHOTO OF POWER SUPPLY PHOTO OF HEADPHONE PHOTO OF USB PHOTO OF BATTERY PHOTO OF THE ENTIRE SAMPLE

Internal Photos

INTERNAL PHOTO OF POWER SUPPLY - 1 INTERNAL PHOTO OF POWER SUPPLY - 2 INTERNAL PHOTO OF SAMPLE - 1 INTERNAL PHOTO OF SAMPLE -2 INTERNAL PHOTO OF SAMPLE - 3 INTERNAL PHOTO OF SAMPLE - 4 INTERNAL PHOTO OF SAMPLE - 5 INTERNAL PHOTO OF SAMPLE - 6

Operational Description

1/2 Operation Description OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTION APPLICANT:Ambitio LLC, The Owner of unnecto ™ Manufacturer: Shenzhen Xiangyue Perfect Digital Science & Technology Co., Ltd. FCC ID: ZU3UNNECTOECOBT Instruction Book: Users Manual Frequency Range GSM Transmit Frequency Band: 824.2-848.8 MHz Receive Frequency Band: 849.2-893.8 MHz Transmit Frequency Band: 1850.2-1909.8 MHz Receive Frequency Band: 1930.2-1989.8 MHz Specific Operating Power Range: Power Class 1; Power Control Level 0 +30dBm +2.0dB/-2.0dB Power Control Level 1 +28dBm +3.0dB/-3.0dB Power Control Level 2 +26dBm +3.0dB/-3.0dB Power Control Level 3 +24dBm +3.0dB/-3.0dB Power Control Level 4 +22dBm +3.0dB/-3.0dB Power Control Level 5 +20dBm +3.0dB/-3.0dB Power Control Level 6 +18dBm +3.0dB/-3.0dB Power Control Level 7 +16dBm +3.0dB/-3.0dB Power Control Level 8 +14dBm +3.0dB/-3.0dB Power Control Level 9 +12dBm +4.0dB/-4.0dB Power Control Level 10 +10dBm +4.0dB/-4.0dB Power Control Level 11 +8dBm +4.0dB/-4.0dB Power Control Level 12 +6dBm +4.0dB/-4.0dB Power Control Level 13 +4dBm +4.0dB/-4.0dB Power Control Level 14 +2dBm +5.0dB/-5.0dB Power Control Level 15 +0dBm +5.0dB/-5.0dB Note; Effective radiation efficiency is –3.7dB DC Voltage and Current into the Final Amplifier Module: Supply Voltage = 5.0Vdc Supply Current = ~0.5Amp. Tune-up Procedure: Tune-up Procedure Equipment Identification: Equipment's Identification label and its intended Location are as shown in EXHIBIT Type “ID Label / Location Information” (FCC ID Nameplate), and in EXHIBIT Type “Internal Photo”(Photograph of inside) Photographs: A complete set of the Photographs showing External and Internal Views of Circuit Details and Construction are provided by from EXHIBIT Type “External Photos” and “Internal Photos”. Accessories: Accessories 2/2 Operation Description Figure 1.2: Terminal Components (Accessories) Technical Descriptions TX synthesizer uses an Offset-PLL circuit. The Offset-PLL circuit consists of PLL-IC and TX_VCO and loop filter. Reference frequency of the above synthesizers is 26MHz and generated by VCTCXO. Control signal is sent from Baseband section and keeps frequency stability. TX IQ signal is input from Baseband section to MT6235, The Bluetooth signal is input form MT6601 and FM signal is input form TLG1120 section to MT6235. TX IQ signal is applied to the quadrature up-converter, and the up-converter LO signal is generated from the transceiver VCO within MT6139B. This up-converter translates the GMSK-modulated signal to an intermediate frequency (IF) that forms one input to a frequency/phase detector circuit. This IF signal is the reference input to an Offset-PLL circuit. The feedback path of this Offset-PLL circuit includes a down-conversion from the RF output frequency range to the IF range. The two inputs to this down-conversion mixer are formed the TX_VCO output and the LO generation circuits. The mixer output is the offset feedback signal that forms the variable input to a frequency/phase detector circuit. The detector compares its variable input to its reference input and generates an error signal that is low-pass filtered by the loop filter and applied to TX_VCO to force the RF frequency in the direction that minimizes errors. The TX_VCO output passes PA, Antenna SW, Coaxial connector with switch and emitted from embedded antenna. Digital Modulation: Analog speech produced by a microphone is encoded to digital PCM samples using a CODEC. The PCM samples are passed to a Vocoder for AMR (Advanced Multi Rate) encoding, to compress the speech samples. The encoding rate is determined by the Vocoder which formats the speech samples as data packets. A new data packet with data rate information is read by the microprocessor every 20 ms. The speech CODEC becomes AMR, FR(Full Rate), EFR(Enhanced FR) and HR(Half Rate). The microprocessor then sends the data packet to the transmit subsystem, and passed DAC to covert analog signal. I/Q base band signal is filtered and is inputted into 6M4003 containing quadrature phase modulator. Battery AC Charger

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Schematics

DRAWN CHECKED DATE TIME MODEL: TITLE: VERSION BPI BUS EMI INTERFACE LCD INTERFACE UART kEYPAD EINT JTAG JTAG External memory interface MT6223D_DIGITAL V1.0 Digital Baseband TP102 TP-1D8 C:CADENCEPSD_14.2TOOLSCAPTURELIBRARYDISCRETE.OLB TP108 TP-1D5 C:CADENCEPSD_14.2TOOLSCAPTURELIBRARYDISCRETE.OLB TP109 TP-1D5 C:CADENCEPSD_14.2TOOLSCAPTURELIBRARYDISCRETE.OLB TP103 TP-1D8 C:CADENCEPSD_14.2TOOLSCAPTURELIBRARYDISCRETE.OLB TP104 TP-1D8 C:CADENCEPSD_14.2TOOLSCAPTURELIBRARYDISCRETE.OLB TP105 TP-1D8 C:CADENCEPSD_14.2TOOLSCAPTURELIBRARYDISCRETE.OLB TP101 TP-1D8 C:CADENCEPSD_14.2TOOLSCAPTURELIBRARYDISCRETE.OLB TP106 TP-1D8 C:CADENCEPSD_14.2TOOLSCAPTURELIBRARYDISCRETE.OLB TP107 TP-1D8 C:CADENCEPSD_14.2TOOLSCAPTURELIBRARYDISCRETE.OLB U1 SYSCLK A10 XOUT_23 A11 XIN_23 J10 TESTMODE R8 GPIO26/EINT4/JTRST U9 JTCK P8 GPIO27/EINT5/JTDI T9 GPIO28/EINT6/JTMS R9 JTDO U8 JRTCK R2 BPI_BUS0 T2 BPI_BUS1 R3 BPI_BUS2 U3 BPI_BUS3 T3 BPI_BUS4 P3 BPI_BUS5 R4 BPI_BUS6/GPIO20 T4 BPI_BUS7/GPIO21/CLKO0 U4 BPI_BUS8/GPIO22/COL5/CLKO1 U5 BPI_BUS9/GPIO23/BSI_CS1/CLKO2 T5 BSI_CS0 R5 BSI_DATA U6 BSI_CLK P7 PWM/GPIO25 A16 SRCLKENA_23 A15 KCOL4 B15 KCOL3 A14 KCOL2 B14 KCOL1 A13 KCOL0 B13 KROW4 C13 KROW3 A12 KROW2 B12 KROW1 C12 KROW0 D12 EINT0 B11 EINT1 C11 GPIO42/BT/MFIQ/EINT2 D11 GPIO43/BE/MIRQ/EINT3 J16 EA25/EA0/GPIO30 J15 EA1 J14 EA2 H17 EA3 H16 EA4 H15 EA5 G17 EA6 G16 EA7 G15 EA8 F17 EA9 F16 EA10 F15 EA11 E17 EA12 E16 EA13 E15 EA14 E14 EA15 D17 EA16 D16 EA17 D15 EA18 D14 EA19 C17 EA20 C16 EA21 C14 EA22 B17 EA23 B16 EA24 U15 /EADV U16 ECLK K15 /ECS3 K16 /ECS2 K17 /ECS1 L14 /ECS0 L15 /EWR L16 /ERD J17 /EUB K14 /ELB T16 ED0 U17 ED1 T17 ED2 P14 ED3 R16 ED4 R17 ED5 P17 ED6 P16 ED7 P15 ED8 N17 ED9 N16 ED10 N15 ED11 M17 ED12 M16 ED13 M15 ED14 L17 ED15 T14 WATCHDOG/GPIO29 T13 LSCK/LCD_D0 T12 LCD_RSTB R12 LCD_WRB R13 LCD_A0 R14 LSCE0/LCD_CS0B U14 LSCE1/LCD_CS1B D8 UTXD2/GPIO51 C8 URXD2/CLK5/GPIO49 B9 URXD3/CLK4/GPIO48 A9 UTXD3/CLK3/GPIO47 C9 URTS1/SDA/GPIO46 D10 UCTS1/SCL/GPIO45 C10 UTXD1/GPIO44 C7 URXD1/GPIO50 T6 DAICLK/EDICK/GPIO15 U7 DAIPCMOUT/EDIDAT/GPIO16 T7 DAIPCMIN/GPIO17 R6 DAIRST/GPIO18 P6 DAISYNC/EDIWS/GPIO19 A17 SRCLKENAI/GPIO31_23 R7 ALERTER/GPIO24 U12 LSDA/LCD_D1 R11 LSA0/LCD_D2 T11 LCD_D3 U11 LCD_D4 U10 LCD_D5 P10 LCD_D6 R10 LCD_D7 T10 LCD_D8 T15 EWAIT P13 GPIO30/EA25/ECRE U13 LCD_RD T8 /SYSRST U202-A MT6223P MT6223P S:SARP1REFERENCE PHONEPISCES23 (MT6223 ALPHA PHONE)SCHEMATIC & PCB V1SCHPISCES23_V1-FINAL.DSN 1 2 4 3 X101 CRYSTAL_32D768 32.768K S:SARP1REFERENCE PHONEPISCES23 (MT6223 ALPHA PHONE)SCHEMATIC & PCB V1SCHPISCES23_V1-0109.DSN C101 18p/50V (NPO) C102 18p/50V (NPO) D100 1SS400TE61 C:ORCADWINCAPTUREDESIGNEVA_MOTHER.DSN R100 0402 C:ORCADWINCAPTURELIBRARYDEVICE.OLB 100K GND GND ED15 EA8 EA22 EA20 ED8 ED0 EA14 ED1 EA21 ED2 ED3 N18000794 ED4 ED5 EA11 ED6 ED10 EA15 EA9 EA12 EA18 ED11 EA10 ED12 ED13 ED9 EA2 EA4 EA13 EA19 EA7 EA17 ED7 EA3 EA23 EA1 ED14 EA5 EA6 EA16 GPIO25_TF_CS [3] GPIO24_BT_PWR_EN [5] LPCE0B [3] LRSTB [3] LPA0 [3] LSDA [3,4] LSCK [3,4] GPIO45_SEN_SCL [4,5] /ELB [3] /EUB [3] /ERD [3] /EWR [3] /ECS0 [3] /ECS1 [3] ESC3_PXCLK EWAIT [3] MCCK GPIO30_TF_CMD [3] BT_RST_IO18 [4,5] BT_PCMCLK [5] BT_PCMSYNC [5] BT_PCMIN [5] BT_PCMOUT [5] JTRST_GPIO26_CLK [1,2] JRTCK [1] JTDI/IO27_D+ [1,4] JTMS/GPIO28_D- [1,4] BT_SRCLKENA [5] UTXD1 [1,6] URXD1 [1,6] GPIO46_SEN_SDA [4,5] BT_UTXD3 [5] BT_URXD3 [5] IO49_CS1_SWSPI [2] GPIO51_AUDIOPA_EN [4] DCS_RX PCS_RX PAEN [7] BANDSW_DCS [7] GPIO20_TF_CLK1 [3] GPIO21_FM_32K [1,5] GPIO22_SENSOR_CLK [4] LE [7] SDATA [7] SCLK [7] EINT0_HEADSET [6] EINT1_BT [5] BT_CO-CLK_EINT2 [5] GPIO43_EINT3_SSN [4] WATCHDOG [3] /SYSRST [1,2] SYSCLK [7] JTCK [1] JTDO [1] URXD1 [1,6] UTXD1 [1,6] JRTCK [1] JTDO [1] JTMS/GPIO28_D- [1,4] JTDI/IO27_D+ [1,4] JTCK [1] JTRST_GPIO26_CLK [1,2] /SYSRST [1,2] KROW0 [6] KROW1 [6] KROW2 [6] KROW3 [6] GPIO37_TF_DAT0 [3] KCOL0 [6] KCOL1 [6] KCOL2 [6] KCOL3 [6] KCOL4 [6] GPIO23_DIN [2] GPIO21_FM_32K [1,5] BT_2V8 ECRE [3] GPIO21_BT_32K [5] /EADV [3] ECLK [3] DRAWN CHECKED DATE TIME MODEL: TITLE: VERSION DGND AGND 1.8/2.8V PGND TO CHRIN TO GATEDRV OVP/OCP MT6223D_ANALOG V1.0 Dual-SIM Vibrator Analog-Baseband R222 0 ,R223 NC VMEM=2.8V R223 0 ,R222 NC VMEM=1.8V TP203 TP-1D8 C:CADENCEPSD_14.2TOOLSCAPTURELIBRARYDISCRETE.OLB TP202 T_POINT_S C:CADENCEPSD_14.2TOOLSCAPTURELIBRARYDISCRETE.OLB F14 VDD33_EMI G14 VDD33_EMI M14 VDD33_EMI N14 VDD33_EMI B10 AVDD_RTC T1 AVSS_PLL P9 VDDK P12 VDD33_EMI N4 VDDK P11 VDD33_LCD D13 VDD33 A6 AGND_RF L9 VSS33_EMI P5 VDD33 P4 VDD33 K9 VSS33_EMI F4 AVDD_MBU G4 AVSS_MBUF E1 AVDD_AFE H1 AGND_AFE D1 AGND H7 DGND M1 AVSS_GSMRFTX J4 AVDD_GSMRFTX P1 AVSS_RFE K4 AVDD_REF N3 AUX_REF K11 VSS33_EMI H14 VDDK D9 VDDK J7 VSS33 K7 VSS33 L8 VSS33 K8 VSS33 J11 VSS33 H9 DGND H10 DGND L10 VSS33_EMI K10 VSS33_EMI H11 DGND M4 AVDD_PLL J8 PGND K3 AGND_RFE J3 AVSS_AFE U202-B MT6223P MT6223P S:SARP1REFERENCE PHONEPISCES23 (MT6223 ALPHA PHONE)SCHEMATIC & PCB V1SCHPISCES23_V1-FINAL.DSN C5 BATDET A4 BATSENSE B4 ISENSE E2 VCTXO B7 VIO B3 VBAT A7 VCORE B8 VRF_SENSE A8 VRF A3 AVBATRF A2 VBAT D2 RSTCAP B2 VBAT B6 VM A5 VSIM B5 SIMIO C6 SIMRST D6 SIMCLK E4 VMSEL D3 PWRKEY D4 LED D7 BAT_BK B1 VREF C1 VA D5 CHRIN C4 GATEDRV G10 LED_B G9 LED_G H8 LED_R G8 VIB A1 AVBAT C2 RESET U202-D MT6223P MT6223P S:SARP1REFERENCE PHONEPISCES23 (MT6223 ALPHA PHONE)SCHEMATIC & PCB V1SCHPISCES23_V1-FINAL.DSN R1 AFC P2 AFC_BYP F2 AU_MOUTL F1 AU_MOUTR F3 AU_FMINL E3 AU_FMINR G1 AU_OUT0_N G2 AU_OUT0_P G3 AU_MICBIAS_P H2 AU_MICBIAS_N H3 AU_VREF_N H4 AU_VREF_P J1 AU_VIN0_P J2 AU_VIN0_N K1 AU_VIN1_N K2 AU_VIN1_P L1 QP L2 QN L3 IN L4 IP N1 APC M2 AUXADC0 M3 AUXADC1 N2 AUXADC2 U202-C MT6223P MT6223P S:SARP1REFERENCE PHONEPISCES23 (MT6223 ALPHA PHONE)SCHEMATIC & PCB V1SCHPISCES23_V1-FINAL.DSN + C226 TAN-B 22uF C:WINDOWSDESKTOPOCEAN1ORCADLIBRARY1.OLB 1 2 F201 FUSE FUSE(1A 0603) 1 2 R206 0805R 0.2 (1% 0805) C:ORCADWINCAPTURELIBRARYDEVICE.OLB 1 A 2 A 7 K 8 K 3 S 4 G 5 D 6 D U201 SI5853DC SI5853DC D:MT6218B CS PHONESCH29C18B CS V1A.DSN A - + 1 2 M201 MOTOR_SERVO_4 VIBRATOR 3 CLK 6 I/O 2 RST 5 VPP 1 VCC 4 GND 7…

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Test Report

FCC 47 CFR PART 15 SUBPART C TEST REPORT For Applicant : Ambitio LLC, The Owner of unnecto ™ Address : 1315 N.W 98th ct Suite 13 United States Product Name : GSM Mobile Phone Model Name : U-100-2 Brand Name : unnecto ™ FCC ID : ZU3UNNECTOECOBT Report No. : STS120301F2 Date of Issue : March 9, 2012 Issued by : Shenzhen S…

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