Hardware pinouts information and cables schemes

Samsung D880,D888,E210,E218, F250,F258, G600,G608, G800,G808,L760,L786,M610,M618,M510, M520,J610,J618,I610, F210,I640,A737,A517,T409,T429,T539, T639,T729,T739, U470,U900,L250,L258 data and headset pinout

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also for I550,I560,I450,I458, G400,920sc,F480,F700, F708,F330,L288,J700,J708,I780 cell phones

Pin Signal Description
18 USB +5V Connect to PC USB pin 1 in USB data cable
17 USB D- Connect to PC USB pin 2 in USB data cable
16 USB D+ Connect to PC USB pin 3 in USB data cable
12 phone RX (PC TX) serial
11 phone TX (PC RX) serial
1,2 GND Connect to PC USB pin 4 in USB data cable


 

Pins 2,7 shorted and connected to +5V supply in serial (flash) cable.

 

Headset pinout by /0lympy (not tested!) 

Pin Signal Description
3 EARMIC_P Headphone mic
4 EARMIC_N
5 EARSPK_R Headphone speakers
6 EARSPK_COM
7 EARSPK_L
13,14 VBAT Phone inner battery +
19,20 V_EXT_CHARGE External charger +

 


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Pinouts.ru > O-W (Panasonic, Samsung,...) cell phones connectors pinouts listing > Pinout of Samsung D520, D800, D808, D820, D828, D880 DuoS, D900, E210, E250, E570, E590, E780, E870, J600i, P300, P310, P910, P920, T809, U100, Z150, Z400, Z510, Z540, Z560 cell phones cable connector and layout of 20 pin Samsung cell phone special connector
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