Originally Posted by neovius

I work in a official HTC Repair Center. but i can`t release the service manual because of company regulations.

But this is all of the info in the service manual for the pogo plugs

I understand you can't publish the service manual. But at least try to explain how to get into APX mode because I am sure when you guys repair a bricked or dead phone, you have to get into diagnosis mode and that is not possible with tegra 3 until you go with the hardware approach by passing short current waves to detect the mode. Does that make any sense ?

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Originally Posted by tids2k

I understand you can't publish the service manual. But at least try to explain how to get into APX mode because I am sure when you guys repair a bricked or dead phone, you have to get into diagnosis mode and that is not possible with tegra 3 until you go with the hardware approach by passing short current waves to detect the mode. Does that make any sense ?

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Originally Posted by tids2k

I understand you can't publish the service manual. But at least try to explain how to get into APX mode because I am sure when you guys repair a bricked or dead phone, you have to get into diagnosis mode and that is not possible with tegra 3 until you go with the hardware approach by passing short current waves to detect the mode. Does that make any sense ?

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hTC aren't silly enough to give full manual permission to anyone. He deals with taking them apart, and, as he says only gets the correct permissions to view the hardware.


On another note, I know you have to short the 2 data cables in the USB side of things for full ampage charging, is there a chance of could be the same here?

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Originally Posted by Dubhaltach

On another note, I know you have to short the 2 data cables in the USB side of things for full ampage charging, is there a chance of could be the same here?

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Bypassing charging current by shorting data on USB is due to USB specifications, this is to prevent a damage of USB host, when you connect phone to laptop I.e. it will pull 500mA only.

Here, this shouldn't be a issue, pogo pins are not USB port.
I think, at 99% will it work when pin 4 will be used.
I don't have time to check it.
I have to sleep sometimes...

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Originally Posted by krepa

@jires

ID is usually expecting resistance on it. Once a while it need to detect it. Can you check what happens if you connect different resistors?

Spikes on audio can be carkit communication. Basically data during audio. Phone can talk to dock while playing music



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I'll look at it in near future.

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First post updated!!

Sorry for that it took so long time, but I'm pretty busy at work on huge project, no time to do something more....

Originally Posted by jires

First post updated!!

Sorry for that it took so long time, but I'm pretty busy at work on huge project, no time to do something more....

Nice detailed output

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Sorry not read the whole thread but has anyone actually made something using the pogo pin information that we now have?
Thanks.

Originally Posted by twe69

Sorry not read the whole thread but has anyone actually made something using the pogo pin information that we now have?
Thanks.

If you do a Google product search for "HTC one x accessories pogo pins" you will find loads.

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Hi All, great thread going here, interesting and helpful information .

I was looking to mod my USB desk dock (non-pogo, just microUSB) to trigger Dock Mode. Unlike the rear pogo port, a 1Kohm resistor does not do the trick. However, I found that a 1.5Kohm resistor does in fact consistently trigger Dock Mode. Unfortunately, this also activates an "audio-out" mode (i.e. CR S650 with speaker), so the on-phone speaker is deactivated. I suspect the same may be true for activating Dock Mode via the pogo port, in case anyone was planning on making a pogo-pin dock without a speaker (but if you can confirm otherwise, please let me know!!!!).

Maybe someone has some ideas as to how to make it not activate audio-out mode? I'd like it to trigger Dock Mode, but leave the built-in speaker activated. It seems to deactivate the speaker even if pins 2-3 are shorted for non-data, fast-charge mode . Perhaps I'm actually triggering an audio-out version of Desk Dock, instead of the desired (and hopefully existent!) non-audio-out Desk Dock Mode?

Any ideas are welcome, and any help would be much appreciated! (In my free time, I'm digging through kernel source to see if I can at least find the various mode ADC values to calculate the resistance for )