/// self test main referense
/// (c) BEST Team. Originaly info from Nokia (c) Referense.
[5D]
main=The security server sends "Security Status BAD". In that state Phone will not power on. Try Re-flash phone. If not help - need repair PM. If not help - Need RPL.
[21]
main=SimLock info in PM is bad. Reflash the phone. If the test still fail - repair PM. If not help - need RPL.
[31]
main=Vibra test is fail. Check Vibra circuitry and the signals beetwen Vibra and IC's.
[07]
main=Matrix keys and metal dome keys are read. Maybee some keys are pressed - test fail. Check that keys are not damaged or not depressed. Check the connection between UI module, side key flex and PWB.
[5A]
main=Returned PWR key pressed. Check the power key for damage.
[3B]
main=ASIC returned bad LCD test. Check the LCD is connected correctly and the flexi fully pushed home. Check the Display Controller is fitted correctly, and all clocks and supplies are present.
[47]
main=Wake Up BTFM module  fails - recived bad connection. Check solder joints on the BTFM module. Reflow if necessary. If selftest still fails, replace the BTFM module. If self test still fails suspect the phone baseband. Refer to the Service manual for more information, signal names etc.
[58]
main=Recived bad status. check Betty circuitry and refer to BB troubleshooting manual.
[02]
main=Energy Management server not return ADC value. Refer to Service Manual: BB Troubleshooting. Check R2300 and Betty (N2300) are fitted correctly.
[24]
main=ASIC returned bad secondary LCD test. Check the LCD is connected correctly and the flexi fully pushed home. Check the Display Controller is fitted correctly, and all clocks and supplies are present.
[16]
main=Data values during camera ic test are different. Refer to Service Manual: Camera Troubleshooting. Check that the main camera is fitted correctly. If the Main Camera Auto Focus Test passes and this test fails then fault is with the camera module. Check that the Camera Acclerator and Memory are fitted correctly, and all clocks and supplies are present.
[25]
main=Data values during second camera ic test are different. Refer to Service Manual: Camera Troubleshooting. Check that the secondary camera is fitted correctly. Check that the Camera Acclerator and Memory are fitted correctly, and all clocks and supplies are present.
[26]
main=AutoFocus test fail. Refer to Service Manual: Camera Troubleshooting. If the Main Camera Communication Test passes and this test fails then fault is with the camera module. Check that the main camera is fitted correctly. Check that the Camera Acclerator and Memory are fitted correctly, and all clocks and supplies are present. Note: You can visually check that the lens move in and out when the selftest is run.
[79]
main=FlashLight recived bad status. Refer to Service Manual: Camera Troubleshooting. Check the Flash LED is fitted correctly. Check the Flash LED PWB is making good contact with the pogo pins on the main PWB (squeeze the phone at the bottom egde of the flash lens and rerun). Note: you can see the LED flash once.
[2A]
main=FM module recive bad ansver. If self test fails do a visual inspection to check solder joints on the BTFM module. Reflow if necessary. If ok and selftest still fails replace the BTFM module. If self test still fails suspect the phone baseband. Refer to the Bluetooth/BTFM troubleshooting in the Service manual for more information, signal names etc. If selftest passes but unit has been returned for FM Radio fault then use a headset to check whether the radio can detect any stations. If stations not are detected check components between the FM antenna pin of the module and the headset jack. If stations are detected but no audio is heard in the headset check the components between the FM_audio left and right pins on the BTFM module and the headset.
[65]
main=Battery temperature limits are 283K - 318K. Temperature is not within these limits - test fail. Refer to Service Manual: BB Troubleshooting. Check that the handset is not getting hot. Check NTC pull-up resistor and BTEMP resistor are both fitted correctly.
[15]
main=BlueToothFM to baseband interface check Fail. That means the BTFM module has not powered up correctly or clock signal are not detected at the BTFM pins. Check solder joints on the BTFM module. Reflow if necessary. If selftest still fails, replace the BTFM module. If self test still fails suspect the phone baseband. Refer to the Service manual for more information, signal names etc.
[2C]
main=Error means the connection is not made between BTFM module and phone BB on the PCM_IN, PCM_OUT, PCM_CLK and PCM_SYNC lines. If self test fails do a visual inspection to check solder joints on the BTFM module. Reflow if necessary. If ok and selftest still fails it replace the BTFM module. If self test still fails suspect the phone baseband. Refer to the Bluetooth troubleshooting in the Service manual for more information.
[48]
main=Error means the chip has not powered up correctly. If self test fails do a visual inspection to check solder joints on the WLAN module. Reflow if necessary. If self test passes but WLAN reported as faulty refer to Service manual , WLAN failure troubleshooting section.
[5C]
main=means that the connection between the WLAN device and BTFM device is open or short circuit. Check solder joints on the BTFM and WLAN modules. Reflow if necessary. If selftest still fails you may need to replace the BTFM OR WLAN module. Refer to the Service manual, WLAN troubleshooting, for more information, signal names etc.
[7A]
main=That selftest may fail even though the FMTX system is operating correctly. Do a visual inspection to check solder joints on the FMTX module and surrounding components. Reflow or replace if necessary. Check pins and antenna contacts for dirt or damage. Clean or replace. If FMTX chip is working but no audio heard, check the resistors and capacitors between the audio inputs of the FMTX chip and the audio DAC (c2149 and R2148, near N2121). Reflow or replace if necessary.
[53]
main=RUN ONLY IN LOCAL MODE!!!!! Refer to Service Manual: RF Troubleshooting. RAPU : Test Aura (N7509) and Alli (N7512). Most probably Alli (N7512) or Aura (N7509) is faulty, but a problem in some small component (inductor, capacitor, etc.) can also cause this fail. RAPIDO : Inspect the solder joints to components around AHNEUS. If the VCTCXO frequency is ok (38.4MHz) then Reflow/Replace AHNEUS
[56]
main=RUN ONLY IN LOCAL MODE!!!!! Refer to Service Manual: RF Troubleshooting. RAPU : Check RFBUS between RapuYama (D2800) and Alli (N7512). In case of ERROR or MINOR, refer to the Service Manual: Cellular RF Troubleshooting. Check VIO and VXO voltages. If voltages are OK then most probably one of the following components is faulty: RapuYama (D2800), Alli (N7512) or Aura (N7509). Only Aura (N7509) can be replaced or re-soldered in service centers. Other two components are located under solid RF-shield cans. RAPIDO : Check supply voltages to AHNEUS. If OK - RAPIDO or AHNEUS is faulty. Reflow/Replace faulty chip.
[20]
main=Sensor values ask is fail. Refer to Service Manual: BB Troubleshooting. Check the ALS sensor is fitted correctly. Check the light guide is fitted correctly and not damaged or dirty.
[73]
main=Check TVout controller circuitry refer to BB troubleshooting manual.
[23]
main=Refer to Service Manual: BB Troubleshooting. Check the kaypad and naviscroll for any damage. Check the sensor chip and rapido. Check any connectors between the keymat and the main PWB.
[72]
main=Refer to Service Manual: BB Troubleshooting. Check the GenIO expander and connections. If the keys are not working and this test fails it is unlikely to be the keypad module that is faulty.
[05]
main=Checks the communication is working correctly beteen Rapido, Julie and the Julie SD RAM.
[14]
main=If the backup battery is not present or not charged - test fail. Refer to Service Manual: BB Troubleshooting. Check the backup battery/capacitor is fitted correctly. Check the battery voltage is above 150mV
[D1]
main=Check genio pin (AVPaEn) of Rapido is connected to the TPA6130 amplifier. Visualy check for damage/dirt.
[60]
main=Error if headset (without microphone) detected, OK if microphone detected or no device connected. Refer to Service Manual: BB Troubleshooting. Check headset jack socket and flexi, and the tracking to Vilma.
[68]
main=Check accelerometer, accelerometer circuitry and/or replace accelerometer.
[03]
main=Lines between RAPIDO and Vilma have not connection. Refer to Service Manual: BB Troubleshooting. Check that Vilma and Rapido are fitted correctly, and all clocks and supplies are present.
[0D]
main=RAPIDO and Vilma  connections via SIMIO ways fail. Refer to Service Manual: BB Troubleshooting. Check that Vilma and Rapido are fitted correctly, and all clocks and supplies are present.
[0C]
main=Refer to Service Manual: BB Troubleshooting. Check that Vilma and Rapido are fitted correctly, and all clocks and supplies are present. Check crystal B2200.
[38]
main=Refer to Service Manual: BB Troubleshooting. Check the frequencies and amplitudes of the system clock at 38.4 MHz and the sleep clock at 32.768 kHz. Check that Vilma is fitted correctly, and all clocks and supplies are present.
[77]
main=Refer to Service Manual: BB Troubleshooting. Check the I2C bus and that the pull up resistors are fitted correctly.
[2E]
main=Betty or Vilma ID read fail. Refer to Service Manual: BB Troubleshooting. Visually check EM ASICs, measure supplies and clock. If necessary, replace these chips one at a time until working.
[3C]
main=Looks like Touch Screen damaged, or just somewhere pressed. Check that. If still error - need change.
[67]
main=Touch IF returned bad aswer - minor error, if touch sreen work ok - ignore that.
[08]
main=Test connection of MbusTx and MbusRx signals between system asic and EM asic failed. No signal or shorted. Refer to Service Manual: BB Troubleshooting. Check EM-chip (N2200) and system chip (D2800), Check activity on MbusTX and MbusRX test points.
[0F]
main=Test connection of SleepX and SleepClk signals between system asic and EM asic failed. No signal or shorted. Refer to Service Manual: BB Troubleshooting.Check EM-chip (N2200) and system chip (D2800), Check activity on SleepClk and SleepX test points.
[13]
main=EM asic limits voltage are abnormal. Refer to Service Manual: BB Troubleshooting Vibra section.Check EM-chip (N2200) and Vibra (M2100), Check activity on Vibra circuit.
[17]
main=Verify the assembly and soldering of battery voltage pins for EM asic failed. Tested pins are : VBatVana, VbatVDigi, VbatVaAux1, VbatVAux2, VbatVR1, VbatVSIM,  VbatVMEM,  VbatVCP, VbatVDigi, VBATVIO, VbatVCore, VbatUSB. One or more of them recived fail. Refer to Service Manual:BB  Troubleshooting. Check EM-chip (N2200) and battery connector X2070.
[1A]
main=The test measures regulator voltages via TestNet failed. Tested pins are : Vana, Vaux1,  Vaux2,   Vout, VSIM, VMEM, VR1, VRFC, VRCP1 , VRCP2/DIGIMIC, VUSB, Vcore, VIO, VBUSSMPS, VRTC. Refer to Service Manual:BB Troubleshooting. Check EM-chip (N2200) and regulator related circuits.
[1B]
main=Pins under test are: EARP and EARN. Voltage limits is incorrect. Refer to Service Manual:BB  Troubleshooting. Check EM-chip (N2200) and earpiece (B2101) circuit.
[1D]
main=Pins under test are: HeadDet, HookDet, LS, BSI, BTEMP, LST, PwrOnx, UserReset. Voltage limits is incorrect. Refer to Service Manual:BB Troubleshooting. Check EM-chip (N2200). 
[1F]
main=Pins under test are: VCharADC and VBUSADC. Both or one of chargers should be connected. RAW values incorrect - test failed. Refer to Service Manual:BB Troubleshooting. Check EM-chip (N2200).
[4B]
main=WORK PROPERLY ONLY IN LOCAL MODE!!!!! Tests the basic functionality of the WCDMA transmitter. May have ERROR RESULT WITHOUT REASON SOMETIMES!!!! RAPU : Lots of possible root causes for ST_FAIL, ST_FATAL and ST_MINOR. Alli (N7512) or Ukko PA (N7510) is probably faulty, problem in following components can also cause the fail: L7522, C7565, C7566, R7545, R7540, R7504, R7505, R7546 and R7538. Not possible to repair in service centers. All these components are under solid RF shield cans.
[5B]
main=This check the connections between RAPU and HS-USB transceiver. MINOR if data returned from USB transceiver is in error, of if USB CABLE CONNECTED. Otherwise is Ok.
[74]
main=Verify xear pins failed. Refer to Service Manual: BB Troubleshooting. Check EM-chip (N2200) , Headset connector (X200) and  Headset Amplifier (N2000).
[75]
main=Verify digital microphones both mono and stereo modes failed. Refer to Service Manual: BB Troubleshooting. Check EM-chip (N2200) and microphone (B2100).
[7C]
main=WORK PROPERLY ONLY IN LOCAL MODE!!!!! Tests the functionality of the RFStrobe signal. In case of ERROR or MINOR most probably Alli (N7512) or RapuYama (D2800) is faulty. Not possible to repair. N7512 and D2800 can't be replaced or re-soldered in service centers because these two components are located under solid RF-shield cans.
[7D]
main=WORK PROPERLY ONLY IN LOCAL MODE!!!!! Check connections between RAPUYAMA and Alli RFIC. In case of ERROR or MINOR most probably Alli (N7512) or RapuYama (D2800) is faulty. Not possible to repair. N7512 and D2800 can't be replaced or re-soldered in service centers because these two components are located under solid RF-shield cans.
[7F]
main=WORK PROPERLY ONLY IN LOCAL MODE!!!!! In case of ERROR or MINOR most probably Alli (N7512), R7539 or V7502 is faulty, but may occur also if RF supply voltages are not ok. Check ST_CDSP_RF_SUPPLY_TEST result. N7512, R7539 and V7502 are not possible to replace or re-solder in service centers. These components are located under solid RF-shield cans.
[80]
main=Sleep Clock Frequency check. Verifies that the 32khz is connected to RF.
[D1]
main=This test verifies the functionality of the headset amplifier. The test verifies that headset amplifier (TPA6130) has been assembled (via i2c).
[E5]
main=Verify camera led flash driver failed. Driver not responding. Refer to Service Manual: BB  Camera Troubleshooting. Check flash driver (N1400) and circuit.
[E8]
main=Verifies connectivity of USB SMPS to Pearl/Gazoo. If fail - check circuit USB-Gazoo/Pearl.
[E9]
main=Verifies connectivity of external audio clock generator used in MP3 playback.