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AdamOutler

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I've found the datasheet for the FSA9280 online today. So, now I can post about it.
http://www.mediafire.com/?d4e21efhuktctcb

This datasheet is valid for all GalaxyS and GalaxySII devices.

Ok... So, first off.. A JIG is the line on the FSA chip which leads to the processor. The JIG line is usually high. Any resistor which makes that line go LOW is a JIG resistor.
These are the JIG values. They are used on the usb port between pins 4(X or ID) and pin 5(ground).
jigvalues.png


Here are the rest:
allresistorvalues.png
 
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othermark

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Ok, so obviously the most interesting is the the factory mode boot on UART. Good stuff.
 

itskapil

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Didn't get much, but would be very happy if this helps in the development of devices/JIGs that would help in unbricking the dead devices. And this what is intended of all this, as I get it.
 

yaboydrew

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I see there is an audio remote thing. Would it be possible to make an app in visual basic and use my sound card and a aux cable in the phone 3.5mm jack and send that into my phone?

Edit: there is also alot of commands on there with diffrent Ohms what do those commands do?
 

tamas970

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Great finding Adam!

I would like to prepare a rescue set for the SGS-2, from a JIG and a microSD. If I read your table correctly, the 301kOhm USB JIG forces the device to boot in "Factory mode 1".

Is there a description somewhere, what these modes mean? (my goal is to convince the device to look for the bootloader on the microSD)
 

Erbid

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Yes,

301k across pins 4 and 5 (If I recall correctly, 4 typically has no wire on in in a usb cable. It is not the shield wire.) if you carve enough insulation off a mini USB plug.

Take the battery out, wait a bit, put it in, and plug in the plug.

You have just accomplished the 3 button boot!

I was looking at a thread earlier today on the I9000 I believe:
"Fun with Resistors"
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=820275

Erbid
(Waiting for my Captivate to arrive)
 

tamas970

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I know, this is the background for the "resurrection" Jig-s sold on ebay.

Does anyone knows, what "factory mode 1" means for booting? Is it possible, to prepare a microSD to load the bootloader from there, in case the bootloader(s) on the phone are corrupt?

Yes,

301k across pins 4 and 5 (If I recall correctly, 4 typically has no wire on in in a usb cable. It is not the shield wire.) if you carve enough insulation off a mini USB plug.

Take the battery out, wait a bit, put it in, and plug in the plug.

You have just accomplished the 3 button boot!

I was looking at a thread earlier today on the I9000 I believe:
"Fun with Resistors"
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=820275

Erbid
(Waiting for my Captivate to arrive)
 

canedha

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does anybody know which value triggers the mhl mode? or which value of those accords to the mhl cable ?

greetz canedha
 

zhenyouliu

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can you solve my problem with my ME600? it seems to be hard brick with no respond after press the power button.but i can feel vibrake when touch that three light sensor buttons.
 

mai77

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great find !

seems to me, the datasheet does not talk much about the fact, that the jig also powers up the whole device. The Galaxy schematics are more lucid in that respect.
 

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    I've found the datasheet for the FSA9280 online today. So, now I can post about it.
    http://www.mediafire.com/?d4e21efhuktctcb

    This datasheet is valid for all GalaxyS and GalaxySII devices.

    Ok... So, first off.. A JIG is the line on the FSA chip which leads to the processor. The JIG line is usually high. Any resistor which makes that line go LOW is a JIG resistor.
    These are the JIG values. They are used on the usb port between pins 4(X or ID) and pin 5(ground).
    jigvalues.png


    Here are the rest:
    allresistorvalues.png