T68 Details

On this page I'll show more details about the phone. Checking the dissambling page first would make this page more consistent.

Wear and Tear

After near three years of continously usage the phone is still working flawlessly without any technical degradtion. Though on the visual aspect there are some minor defects.

Exterior

Interior

After dissambling the phone there are lots of parts and nifty things to check out inside. Hopefully most of them are listed below.

Backside of the circuit board. Frontside of the circuit board.
Upper-most part of the backside. Lower-most part of the backside.
Upper-most part of the frontside. Lower-most part of the frontside.
The lable could be for the dial part of the pcb:
R1A-WK142-ICA
SXA1092223

Microchips

ERICSSON
PBA 313 01/2S R2A
ROK 101 002/1 R2A
01W30TH2002688810		 CX 77302 11P
E155634
0138 MEXICO		 ERICSSON ARM
Y26783YI
VP22238-
1112/4CP5A
0128
ERICSSON
Y143
38092/2
101101/2C R1S
6013387.1		 ERICSSON
3014/2C
19CD6FT
P2B		 F JAPAN
84VD21091-85
0005 W09
ERICSSON
1120/80
19CD76T
R1C		 ERICSSON
3024/C
P1C C
X1AA3J9J		 i
F640W18T
1XAJ34
The three latter chips were covered by this lable, could be a 'checker' for this side of the pcb.
A6101T5VVK 01W48
2/ROA 117 9732/2 R1D

Parts

Vibrator

Internal speaker

Microphone

Joystick

LCD screen

Dial pad

Antenna

Internal antenna reflector
Antenna cover
Transmit antenna

Features and Connectors

Infrared 'eyes', the buzzer and the internal speaker pads just above it. Volume leveler. Joystick without the button and the LCD screen connectors just above.
Vibrator spring-connctors. Pads for the microphone. SIM card dock.
Central springloaded pogopins for the battery. More springloaded pogopins for the antenna. To the left of the connector you can see the MCC RF switch connector used for testing. Backside of the data/service connector.
I believe the pcb is multilayered since some of the tracks are hard to trace.

Revisions