MB Phone Manual v4.6 PDF

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Table of Contents
1.1 Purpose
1.2 Introduction to the Telephone Package (Motorola digital Phone)

1.2.1 CDMA, TDMA and GSM Protocols
1.2.2 CDMA, TDMA and GSM Handset Descriptions
1.2.3 Phone Activation/Programming
1.3 Telephone System Components

1.3.1 Phone Cradle
1.3.2 Microphone
1.3.3A Portable Support Electronics Module (PSE)
1.3.3B Communication Platform Module (CP)
1.3.3C Multiple Handset Interface Module (MHI)
1.3.4 Handset
1.3.5 Compensator
Mercedes Benz Technical Manual for Telephone v4.6 Date: 09/01/2004

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1.1 Purpose
This manual was written to familiarize the Mercedes-Benz Service Technician with the telephone
system designed by Motorola for Mercedes-Benz MY00 thru MY05 vehicles. It is recommended that
this training manual be reviewed prior to performing the installation of the telephone package. This
document is not an installation guide or procedure, a separate Mercedes-Benz manual has been created
for that purpose. However, basic troubleshooting charts are included as a part of this document to assist
in correcting problems that may occur.
1.2 Introduction to the Telephone Package (Motorola Digital Phone)
Prior telephone systems that have been installed in Mercedes-Benz vehicles have used only 800MHz
analog technology. The MY00 uses the 800MHz analog/digital and MY01/05 uses 1900MHz digital in
addition to 800MHz analog/digital. MY00 thru MY04 telephone packages use CDMA or TDMA
protocols and, MY05 vehicles offer the option of GSM as a third protocol depending on the model
selected for installation, which will be determined by the customer and/or carrier availability.
Additionally, the telephone package has the ability to automatically default to an analog signal if a
digital signal is not available, or is too weak to provide a quality conversation.
The telephone package allows calls to be made and received without taking your eyes off the road or
your hands off the steering wheel. This is accomplished by integrating the phone with the
multifunction controls located on the sides of the steering wheel (if equipped) and through Voice
Recognition (if equipped). Displays on the MCS, Audio 30 or COMAND relay information, such as,
numbers stored in the handset’s memory, signal strength, etc. Refer to the K2OPTION owner’s manual
for details on the various features of this system.
1.2.1 CDMA, TDMA and GSM Protocols
CDMA is an acronym for Code Division Multiple Access. It is one of several methods of providing
digital cellular service. CDMA imposes several digital signal patterns, one pattern per conversation,
on a single carrier frequency. The communication link (conversation) is kept separated from other
links by the ability of the telephone to only recognize its assigned signaling pattern (code). CDMA
technology is popular because it provides for a large number of communication links on a single
carrier frequency, but one of its drawbacks is that as more links are established, distortion and
interference increases.
TDMA stands for Time Division Multiple Access, and is another method of providing digital cellular
service with multiple links (conversations) on the same carrier frequency. It differs from CDMA in that it
uses slots of time for each link. Each time slot repeats continuously at a predetermined rate or speed.
Samples of each link are taken at the same rate and mixed with the carrier frequency, each in its turn. On
the receiving end, the receiver selects the data from the time slots of the assigned communication link,
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and then filters the data to provide a good representation of the original information.
GSM stands for Global System for Mobile Communication, and is similar to both CDMA and TDMA
protocols in that it also provides digital cellular service with multiple links (conversations) on the same
carrier frequency. Like both CDMA and TDMA, GSM uses its own unique method of transmitting
conversation wirelessly. GSM is based on the platform of TDMA, but a more robust method when
utilizing the timeslots allotted for the milliseconds of data needing to be transferred/received. GSM is
also unique in that it utilizes a ‘smart card’ called Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) allowing for easy
portability between different GSM handsets. GSM handsets are not identified like both CDMA and
TDMA handsets by using an Electronic Serial Number (ESN); instead it is uniquely identified by the
International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI).
The type of digital handset that will be installed into the vehicle will be contingent upon the local
carrier’s signal processing capabilities. Some carriers only use CDMA protocols whereas others may
only use TDMA or GSM. It is possible in some areas for the customer to have a choice of all three
protocols to use when carriers in the same cellular coverage area offer CDMA technology while others
offer TDMA or GSM technologies. Some carriers are requiring special ‘un-lock codes’ for handsets that
are to be used in their coverage area and on their systems. It is important to be aware of this in the event
that you experience trouble with activating the phone. More information regarding these codes is
available through the carrier, which the handset is being activated on. Refer to the Mercedes-
Benz/Motorola website (www.mbconnectedcar.com) or Motorola’s Customer Support at 877-668-8600
for carrier contact numbers.
1.2.2 CDMA, TDMA and GSM Handset Descriptions
The CDMA StarTAC and Timeport handsets have three partially blue keys with an icon that represents a
"soft key" function. Soft keys are keys that change their function according to what is being displayed
on the screen for a particular function. These keys are located on the fifth row of the keypad and are on
the "RCL", "STO", and "CLR" keys.
Another way to differentiate between a TDMA and CDMA handset is to compare the displays. The
CDMA handset uses the OELD (Organic Electro Luminescent Display, Timeport only). The TDMA
handset uses 5-line LCD dot-matrix display. The TDMA Timeport and v.60t handsets have a fixed
antenna compared to the traditional extendable antenna on both of the StarTAC’s and CDMA Timeport
and v.60c. The CDMA phones and TDMA v.60t indicates that the user is in digital mode by displaying a
“D” inside a square border on the left side of the display, vs. a "D" with no border in the lower left hand
corner of the TDMA StarTAC and Timeport handsets. When in analog mode, the StarTAC and
Timeport CDMA handsets display an “A” inside a circle; the StarTAC and Timeport TDMA handsets
are in analog mode when no “D” is present in the lower left corner of the display. When both the CDMA
v.60c and TDMA v.60t are in analog mode an “A” is present inside a square, instead of a “D”. GSM
handsets use a removable ‘smart card’ known as SIM, which is found under the battery. Other detailed
differences can be found in the owner’s manual for the specific handset functions.
In addition to the above criteria, there will be a separate part number for each type of handset.
Reference the Mercedes-Benz/Motorola website for part numbers and availability according to zip
code.

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1.2.3 Phone Activation/Programming
The programming procedure for a CDMA handset is not the same as a TDMA handset. There are also
programming differences between StarTAC/Timeport and v.60 procedures. Refer to following
programming card appropriate for the desired handset being programmed.
NOTE 1: ANY PROGRAMMING OF HANDSETS REQUIRING AN ‘UN-LOCK CODE’ NEED

ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE FROM THE CARRIER SPECIFIED BY THE HANDSET.
NOTE 2: PROGRAMMING / ACTIVATION FOR HANDSETS RELEASED AFTER THE V60I

SERIES PHONE ARE FULLY SUPPORTED BY THE CARRIER SUPPLYING CELLULAR
SERVICE TO THE PHONE.
CDMA StarTAC/TIMEPORT PROGRAMMING CARD
TO ENTER PHONE DISPLAYS

1 Enter NAM 1 PRESS 7, 4, 6, 6, 3, #, 1, FCN, FCN Enter MIN
programming mode
2 Enter Your Use the keypad to enter all ten digits of Sample Number:
Phone Number your phone number and press “STO” 312-555-1212
3 Enter AMPS System Enter _ _ _ _ _. Press “STO” Sample Number:
ID (Analog) 11111
4 Enter Digital Enter _ _ _ _ _. Press “STO” Sample Number:
System ID 11111
TDMA StarTAC/TIMEPORT PROGRAMMING CARD

1 Enter programming PRESS “#”, Carrier System ID, Nam 1 Prog
mode “#”, “*”, “SEND” *= Yes #= No
2 PRESS “*” Security
Code _ _ _ _ _ _
3 Enter Security Code PRESS 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 Phone displays its ESN
(This is the code that is in the phone (Electronic Serial Number)
when it is shipped out of the factory)
4 PRESS “SEND” Phone #
__________
5 Enter Phone Number ENTER Entire Phone Number

(_ _ _) _ _ _ - _ _ _ _
PRESS “SEND” NAM Program Begins

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CDMAv.60c PROGRAMMING CARD

1 Enter Programming Mode PRESS 7, 4, 6, 6, 3, #, MENU, Nam 1
MENU Nam 2
2 Selecting NAM CHOSE “SELECT” for NAM 1 MIN: 0000000000
3 Enter Phone Number INSERT 10-digit MIN through the IMSI

keypad and SELECT “OK”
(This is the customers cellular
number)
4 Enter AMPS system ID SCROLL down to AMPS Sys ID CDMA Sys ID:
and INSERT number then SELECT
“OK”
(AMPS data provided by carrier)
5 Enter CDMA system ID INSERT CDMA Sys ID then MIN:
SELECT “OK”
(CDMA data provided by carrier)
6 Finalizing Programming SELECT “DONE” then PRESS the Main Menu
“END” key
TDMA v.60t PROGRAMMING CARD

1 Enter Programming Mode PRESS #, Carrier System I.D., #,*, Enter Security Code
“SEND” -----------------
2 Enter Security Code PRESS 0,0,0,0,0,0, and SELECT ESN (Hex)
“OK”
(This is the factory default code)
3 Enter Phone Number SCROLL down to MIN: ---------------- IMSI
and INSERT 10-digit MIN through
the keypad and SELECT “OK”
(MIN is the customer cell number)
4 Finalizing Programming SELECT “DONE” (the handset Main Menu
display will turn off temporarily)

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1.3 Telephone System Components

The Motorola integrated telephone packages from MY2000 thru MY2005 consist of the following
components:
KEY: ‘1’ = PSE/D2B Components, ‘2’ = CP/MOST Components, ‘3’ = MHI/MOST Components
Antenna Switch (Splitter for SL only) – 1, 3

Coil Cord – 1, 2
Compensator – 1, 2, 3
Communication Platform Module - 2
D2B Wiring – 1
MOST Wiring – 2, 3
Motorola Cellular Telephone
(CDMA, TDMA or GSM with Mercedes-Benz Logo and Software) – 1, 2, 3
Multiple Handset Interface Module (MHI) - 3
Phone Cradle – 1, 2, 3
Portable Support Electronics Module (PSE) – 1
Voice Recognition Module (Optional Kit on Some Models) – 1, 2, 3
“Y” Cable – 1
The components of the telephone package between MY2000 and MY2001 are not compatible or
interchangeable due to the technological differences between the two systems. The MY2000 telephone
package is 800MHz only and cannot support the MY2001 telephone package components, which are
1900MHz in addition to the 800MHz.
Figures 1 thru 10 of the StarTAC/Timeport Block Diagram provide illustrations of the telephone
package component layout for the MY2000/01 S-Class (W220, C215), CLK (A208, C208), E-Class
(W210, S210), SL (R129), C-Class (W203), SLK (R170), and M-Class (W163) MY2000 & MY2001
Mercedes-Benz when utilizing the PSE module and D2B system. Figures 1 thru 9 of the v60 Block
Diagram provide illustrations of the telephone package component layout for the aforementioned
Classes reflecting MY2002/04 when utilizing the PSE module and D2B system. Figures 1 thru 6, 9 of
the CP Block Diagram provide illustrations of the telephone package component layout for the
MY2003/04 E-Class (BR211) and MY2004 S-Class (BR220), CL-Class (BR215) and Maybach
(BR240) when utilizing the CP module and MOST system. Figures 1 thru 6, 8, 9 of the MHI Block
Diagram provide illustrations of the telephone package component layout for all the MY2005 vehicle
chassis when supported by the MHI module and MOST system. These drawings and components are
discussed in greater detail beginning with section 3.1.
1.3.1 Phone Cradle
The MY2001 phone cradle is similar in appearance to the MY2000 phone cradle, except that it has been
modified to accommodate the Motorola Timeport™ handset. The MY2002/04 phone cradles clip into
the cradle base for full integration and is removable allowing for ease of use in private mode. The cradle

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version accepting the v60s utilizes two different ‘cradle clips’ depending on the phone used. One cradle
clip is used for the v60s handset, whereas a second cradle clip is used for both the v60i and v60x. The
pictures below point out the physical differences between the two clips. The MY2005 phone cradle has
a couple of differences compared to the prior ones. The MY2005 cradle is not removable; instead the
phone is snapped into the cradle for a secure fit, while using the fully integrated hands-free system. The
MY2005 cradle also contains a circuit board enabling a more intelligent connection between the
handset and the vehicle system. All the phone cradles are located between the front seats in the console.
1.3.2 Microphone
The microphone for MY2000/04 is located in the headliner near the rear view mirror and is labeled as
number 10 in each block diagram. MY2005 vehicles use a microphone array consisting of four
microphones evenly distributed across the headliner in front of the windshield and is labeled as number
10 in the MHI block diagram. For all the vehicles, the microphone will be installed at the factory. A
connector in the headliner attaches to the microphone assembly (microphone array for MY2005) and
ties into the Mercedes-Benz pre-wired harness. Vehicles utilizing the PSE module and D2B system will
connect to Motorola’s “y” cable before connecting to the PSE, vehicles utilizing either the CP or MHI
modules and MOST system will run directly to the respective control modules.
1.3.3A Portable Support Electronics Module (PSE)
The PSE box for the telephone package contains the software and associated electronics that are
responsible for processing the voice data as well as the central processing of data to allow the integration
of the phone with the vehicle. MY00, MY01, and MY02/04 PSE boxes are not the same internally.
MY00 is 800MHz analog/digital. MY01 and MY02/04 are both 1900MHz digital in addition to 800MHz
analog/digital. Only MY02/04 PSE supports either Timeport or v.60 systems with appropriate coil cord,
cradle, and handset.
Note: Labeling for the MY00 and MY01 PSEs will have white barcodes. Labeling for the MY02/04
PSEs will have blue barcodes.
1.3.3B Communication Platform Module (CP)
The CP modules were first introduced on the MY2003 E-Class (BR211) and later on the MY2004 S-
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Class (BR220), CL-Class (BR215) and Maybach (BR240). The CP module for the telephone package
contains the PSE box supporting the software and associated electronics for the integration of the handset
to the vehicle. The CP module also contains the Tele-Aid module supporting the emergency notification
system in the vehicle.
1.3.3C Multiple Handset Interface Module (MHI)

MHI was introduced on the MY2005 vehicles across all chassis except for Maybach, which still utilizes
the CP module. The MHI module is similar to the PSE module in that it supports the portable phone’s
initial integration for the telephone package into the vehicle system, but communicates using the MOST
vehicle bus instead of the D2B vehicle bus. The MHI system is designed to be forwards-compatible with
future portable phones (the user only needs to change the cradle in order to upgrade to new portables in
the future). The MHI also has integrated software to perform the Hands-free Audio function, such that the
Microphone Array Module from AKG is no longer required to be part of the system.
1.3.4 Handset
A Motorola Digital handset is used for the telephone system. Although the Digital handset is available as
a portable phone sold separately by various vendors, it will not interface with the Mercedes-Benz vehicle.
Only handsets that are part of the telephone package will interface with the Mercedes-Benz vehicle. They
can also be used as a portable cellular phone when not interfacing with the vehicle. The three types of
handsets available for the telephone package are digital TDMA, CDMA or GSM, which will be
determined by the customer and/or carrier availability. Refer to section 1.2.1 and 1.2.2 of this manual and
the appropriate user manual for a full description of each handset and a detailed explanation of CDMA,
TDMA and GSM technologies. The customer will have the option to purchase more than one handset
that can also be integrated with the same vehicle, but only one handset can be integrated at any time.
1.3.5 Compensator
The compensator is used to "compensate" for the small amount of power that is lost as a result of the
extra RF cable needed to send or receive the signal through the vehicles antenna. The compensator is not
a booster when in digital or analog modes. Refer to section 4 for a complete layout and description of the
RF path, which includes the compensator.
~ The voice activation feature interfaces with the telephone package. It is treated as a separate system and
is not covered in this manual.

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2.0 Electrical Connectors and Wiring Section
Table of Contents
2.1 __ StarTAC/Timeport Layout, Connectors and Schematics
2.2 V.60 Layout, Connectors and Schematics
2.3 CP Layout and Schematics
2.4 MHI Layout and Schematics
Mercedes Benz Telephone Manual v4.6 Date: 09/01/2004

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2.1 StarTAC/Timeport Connectors and Schematic Key
2.1.1 StarTAC/Timeport Block Diagram (All classes except M class)
2.1.2 StarTAC/Timeport M-class Block Diagram
2.1.3 StarTAC/Timeport Y Cable Connector Pin-out (all classes except M class)
2.1.4 StarTAC/Timeport Wiring Diagram (all classes except M class)

2.1.5 StarTAC/Timeport M-class Y Cable Connector Pin-out
2.1.6 StarTAC/Timeport M-class Wiring Diagram
2.1.7 StarTAC/Timeport Coil Cord Pin-out

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2.1 StarTAC/Timeport Connectors and Schematic Key
Ref. Page Reference

Component Name Part No.
No. Desc. Pin-out
MY00 StarTAC Handset 3 21
Reference Website:
1 www.mbusaphones.com
MY01/02 Timeport Handset 3 21
Q6820464: (W220, C215, R129,
W203, R170, W163)
2 Coil Cord N/A 21
Q6820465: (A208, C208, W210,
S210)
MY00: Q6820459
3 Cradle 11 N/A
MY01/02: Q6820649
MY00 Single Band Compensator 12 17, 19 MY00: Q6820525
4
MY01/02 Dual Band Compensator 12 17, 19 MY01/02: Q6820657
“Y” Cable (All Classes except M Class) 17 Q6820468

5 N/A
MY00: Q6820469
M Class “Y” Cable 19
MY01/02: Q6820672
MY00: Q6820460
6 Portable Support Electronics (PSE) 12 17, 19
MY01/02: Q6820648
Single Band Antenna Switch 17, 19 MY00: Q6820430
7 N/A
Dual Band Antenna Switch 17, 19 MY01/02: Q6820652
8 Antenna Splitter (SL only) N/A 17 MY01/02: Q6820675

MY00: Q6820470
9 GPS Splitter Coax (M-Class Only) N/A 19
MY01/02: Q6820674
10 Microphone 12 17, 19 See Mercedes-Benz Dealer

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2.1.1 StarTAC/Timeport Block Diagram (All Classes Except M Class)

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2.1.2 StarTAC/Timeport M-Class Block Diagram

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2.1.3 StarTAC/Timeport “Y” Cable Connector Pin Out Diagrams (All Classes Except M-Class)
13 1 25 14 1 6
13 1 7 14
25 14
PSE Connector Main Harness Connector Compensator
Main Harness
PSE Connector Compensator
Connector
1 RX GND 1
2 Not Used 7
3 Battery Negative 3 1
4 Battery Positive 4 4
5 Not Used 5
6 TX Audio 6 Compensator
7 Battery Feedback 21
8 External Power 8 5
9 Antenna Switch 9
10 Not Used 10
11 Data Out 11
12 Not Used 12
13 D2B Wakeup 13 Main Harness
Connector
14 MIC GND 14
15 MIC Audio 15
16 Battery Positive 16 3 PSE Connector
18 Data In 18
19 Not Used 19
20 Not Used 20
21 Manual Test 2
22 Not Used 22 Motorola "Y" Cable
23 Ground 23 MB Part #Q6820468, Motorola Part #SKN4979A
24 Audio Ground 24 (All Classes Except "M" Class)
25 Not Used 25

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2.1.4 StarTAC/Timeport Wiring Diagram (All Classes Except M-Class)
Motorola "Y" Cable MB Prewire Motorola Coil Cord

25 PIN MALE
DSUB 25 PIN FEMALE Q6820468, SKN4979A 25 PIN MALE 25 PIN FEMALE Q6820464, SKN4974A (C215, R129, R170,
DSUB (All Classes Except M Class) CONNECTOR (PREWIRED) W203, W220)
Q6820465, SKN4975A (A208, C208, S210, 15 PIN PHONE
14 14 22 AWG MIC GND 14 14 10 PIN MODULAR W210, W463) JACK
JACK (PREWIRED) 10 PIN
15 PIN PHONE
15 15 22 AWG MIC AUDIO 15 15 MODULAR
CONNECTOR
PLUG
21 21 24 AWG MANUAL TEST 2 2 10 10 5 5
7 7 24 AWG BATT FEEDBACK 21 21 1 1 4 4
8 8 24 AWG EXT. PWR 8 8 3 3 14 14
23 23 GND 23 23 2 2 10 10
Model Year 2001: Q6820648, SYN8738C (All Classes)
Model Year 2000: Q6820460, SYN0234C (All Classes)
11 11 24 AWG DATA OUT 11 11 4 4 6 6

12 12 24 AWG NOT USED 12 12 5 5 NC 7 7
(Portable Support Electronics) Module
18 18 24 AWG DATA IN 18 18 6 6 15 15 Portable

Phone
24 24 24 AWG AUDIO GND 24 24 7 7 9 9
1 1 24 AWG RX AUDIO 1 1 8 8 8 8
6 6 24 AWG TX AUDIO 6 6 9 9
P.S.E.
2 2 NC 7 7
1 1
5 5 22 AWG RED 5 5
3 3
10 10 22 AWG RED 10 10
2 2
19 19 22 AWG BROWN 19 19 To
Antenna
20 20 22 AWG BROWN 20 20
22 22 22 AWG GREEN 22 22
Prewired
25 25 25 25 Prewired
MINI-UHF M F
9 9 ANTENNA SWITCH 9 9
13 13 D2B WAKEUP 13 13 To ICU To To
3 3 NEGATIVE BATT 3 3 E-Call Unit E-Call Unit
NEGATIVE BATT -
17 17 17 17
Battery
16 16 POSITIVE BATT 16 16 F F
+
4 4 POSITIVE BATT 4 4 M M
14 PIN FEMALE 14 PIN MALE

IN OUT Motorola Supplied D2B
Fiber Optic Cable
IN OUT Q6820425, SKN4949A (R129) 1 1 Antenna Switch KL 31
Q6820467, SKN4982A (W210) Antenna Splitter
2 2 TEL PSE PIN 9
Digital Q6820652, SYN8711A Q6820675,
Q6820508, SKN4984A (C215) Compensator (A208, CL203, R170, E-CALL UNIT
3 3 S203, S210, W203, SYN8711A (R129)
Q6820466, SKN4981A (S210) W220) KL 15
4 4 Q6820657
IN OUT Q6820432, SKN4960A (all classes) M F M F
5 5 MINI- MINI- MINI- MINI-
IN OUT (W220, W463) SYN8486A UHF UHF UHF UHF
F M F M
M F F M SL-Class
ICU Q# is Mercedes-Benz Part No. To Antenna To Antenna
Only
S# is Motorola Part No. MINI-UHF MINI-UHF
Shaded Box indicates
Motorola Supplied Component Motorola Confidential and Proprietary

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2.1.5 StarTAC/Timeport M-Class “Y” Cable Connector Pin Out Diagrams
Pin
A
AB
P.S.E.
1 Pin Female
2 Pin Male Connector
Connector
1 1 6
13 1 10
Pin
25 14 7 14 A
A B C
PSE Connector 10 Pin Modular Jack Compensator
D2B Connector 3 Pin Male Connector
PSE Connector 10 Pin Modular Jack 2 Pin Male MY 2001

D2B Coupler
14 MIC GND A MY 2000

MY 2001 D2B Connector
15 MIC Audio B
1 Pin Female
21 Manual Test 10 Connector
Compensator
8 External Power 3 1 Pin Female
23 Ground 2 2 Pin Male
11 Data Out 4 Connector
12 Not Used 5 A
18 Data In 6
24 Audio Ground 7
1 RX Audio 8 3 Pin Male PSE Connector
6 TX Audio 9
13 D2B Wakeup C 10 Pin Modular
4 Positive Batt 10 AMP B Jack
D2B Connector
16 Positive Batt
3 Negative Batt A
17 Negative Batt
9 Antenna Switch
2 Not Used Compensator
5 Not Used
10 Not Used Motorola "Y" Cable
1
19 Not Used 2 Model Year 2000:
20 Not Used 3 MB Part #Q6820469, Motorola Part #SKN5000A
22 Not Used 4
25 Not Used Model Year 2001:
5
MB Part #Q6820672, Motorola Part #SKN6327A

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2.1.6 StarTAC/Timeport M-Class Wiring Diagram

Motorola "Y" Cable Motorola Coil Cord
25 PIN MALE MB Prewire
DSUB Q6820672, SKN6327A Q6820464, SKN4974A
25 PIN FEMALE 10 PIN MODULAR
DSUB 10 PIN PLUG (PREWIRED)
2 PIN MALE MODULAR 10 PIN
JACK MODULAR 15 PIN PHONE 15 PIN PHONE
10 PIN MODULAR PLUG CONNECTOR JACK
14 14 22 AWG MIC GND A JACK (PREWIRED)
15 15 22 AWG MIC AUDIO B

21 21 24 AWG MANUAL TEST 10 10 10 10 5 5
8 8 24 AWG EXT. PWR 3 3 3 3 14 14
23 23 GND 2 2 2 2 10 10
11 11 24 AWG DATA OUT 4 4 4 4 6 6
24 AWG NOT USED NC
Model Year 2000: Q6820460, SYN0234C
Model Year 2001: Q6820648, SYN8738C
12 12 5 5 5 5 7 7

24 AWG AUDIO GND
Phone
24 24 7 7 7 7 9 9
1 1 24 AWG RX AUDIO 8 8 8 8 8 8
6 6 24 AWG TX AUDIO 9 9 9 9
P.S.E.
2 2 NC
1 PIN 1 PIN 1 1
5 5 NC FEMALE MALE
3 3
10 10 NC
2 2
19 19 NC To
ANTENNA SWITCH A A Prewired
Antenna
20 20 NC
Prewired
22 22 NC 3 PIN
MINI-UHF M F
MALE 3 PIN Prewired
25 25 NC FEMALE
9 9 HIRSCHMANN
D2B WAKEUP To E-Call Unit
13 13 To ICU M
C C
3 3 NEGATIVE BATT
NEGATIVE BATT -
17 17 B B Coax Cable to E-Call
Battery Q6820673, SKN6328a
16 16 POSITIVE BATT
POSITIVE BATT A A +
4 4 F MINI-UHF
14 PIN MALE
M
14 PIN FEMALE
IN OUT To Antenna
IN OUT KL 31
1 1
Antenna Switch TEL PSE PIN 9
Motorola Supplied D2B 2 2 GPS
E-CALL UNIT Splitter/Amplifier
Fiber Optic Cable Digital Q6820652, SYN8711A
3 3 KL 15
Compensator
4 4 M F
IN OUT Q6820657,
SYN8486A MINI-UHF MINI-UHF
5 5 F M
IN OUT
Q# is Mercedes-Benz Part No. Coax Cable to GPS Splitter/Amplifier

M F F M
S# is Motorola Part No. Q6820674, SKN6329A
ICU MINI-UHF MINI-UHF
Motorola Supplied Component
Motorola Confidential and Proprietary

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2.1.7 StarTAC/Timeport Coil Cord Pin Out Diagrams
Pin 1
10 Pin Modular
Plug
TOP
PUSH
Pin 1 Center Pin

Pin 10
Mini-UHF
Connector
15 Pin Phone Connector 10 Pin Modular Plug Coax Connector
15 Pin Phone
Connector
TOP
PUS
H
Coax Mini-UHF
15 Pin Phone Connector 10 Pin Modular Plug
Connector
Motorola Coil Cord

MB Part #Q6820464, Motorola Part #SKN 4974A
(C215, R129, R170, W163, W203, W220)
1 Coax Outer Housing Coax
2 Coax Center Pin Coax
5 Manual Test 10 10 Pin Modular
Plug
6 Data Out 4
7 Data In 6
8 TX Audio 9
Mini-UHF
9 RX Audio 8 Connector
10 Ground 2 15 Pin Phone
Connector
11 Not Used
TOP
PUS
12 Not Used
H
13 Not Used
14 External Power 3
Motorola Coil Cord
15 Audio Ground 7 MB Part #Q6820465, Motorola Part #SKN 4975A
(A208, C208, S210, W210, W463)

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Table of Contents
2.2 ___ v.60 Connectors and Schematic Key
2.2.1 v.60 Block Diagram (All classes except M class)
2.2.2 v.60 M-class Block Diagram
2.2.3 v.60 Y Cable Connector Pin-out (all classes except M class)
2.2.4 v.60 Wiring Diagram (all classes except M class)
2.2.5 v.60 M-class Y Cable Connector Pin-out
2.2.6 v.60 M-class Wiring Diagram
2.2.7 v.60 Coil Cord Pin-out

2.1 v.60 Connectors and Schematic Key
Ref. Page Reference

Component Name Part No.
No. Desc. Pin-out
Reference Website:
1 MY02 v.60 Handset 3 28
www.mbusaphones.com
Q6820770: (W220, C215, R129,
W203, R170, W163)
v.60 Coil Cord Cradle Assembly 11 28
Q6820771: (A208, C208, W210,
S210, W463)
2
Q6820722: (W220, C215, R129,
W203, R170, W163)
Timeport Coil Cord Cradle Assembly 11 21
Q6820723: (A208, C208, W210,
S210, W463)
3. v.60 Cradle Base N/A N/A Q6820768
4 MY02 Dual Band Compensator 12 24, 26 Q6820657
“Y” Cable (All Classes except M Class) 24 Q6820468

5 N/A
M Class “Y” Cable 26 Q6820672
6 Portable Support Electronics (PSE) 12 24, 26 Q6820754
7 Dual Band Antenna Switch N/A 24,26 Q6820652
8 Antenna Splitter (SL only) N/A 24 Q6820675

9 Microphone 12 24, 26 See Mercedes-Benz Dealer
2.0 Wiring Section
2.1.1 v.60 Block Diagram (All Classes Except M Class)

2.0 Wiring Section
2.1.2 v.60 M-Class Block Diagram

2.0 Wiring Section
2.1.3 v.60 “Y” Cable Connector Pin Out Diagrams (All Classes Except M-Class)
13 1 25 14 1 6
13 1 7 14
25 14
PSE Connector Main Harness Connector Compensator
Main Harness
PSE Connector Compensator
Connector
1 RX GND 1
2 Not Used 7
4 Battery Positive 4 4
5 Not Used 5
6 TX Audio 6 Compensator
8 External Power 8 5
9 Antenna Switch 9
10 Not Used 10
11 Data Out 11
12 Not Used 12
13 D2B Wakeup 13 Main Harness
Connector
14 MIC GND 14
15 MIC Audio 15
16 Battery Positive 16 3 PSE Connector
18 Data In 18
19 Not Used 19
20 Not Used 20
21 Manual Test 2
22 Not Used 22 Motorola "Y" Cable
23 Ground 23 MB Part #Q6820468, Motorola Part #SKN4979A
24 Audio Ground 24 (All Classes Except "M" Class)
25 Not Used 25

2.0 Wiring Section
2.1.4 v.60 Wiring Diagram (All Classes Except M-Class)
Motorola "Y" Cable MB Prewire Motorola Coil Cord/Cradle

25 PIN MALE
DSUB 25 PIN FEMALE Q6820468, SKN4979A 25 PIN MALE 25 PIN FEMALE Q6820770, SYN8952A (C215, R129, R170,
DSUB (All Classes Except M Class) CONNECTOR (PREWIRED) W203, W220)
Q6820771, SYN8953A (A208, C208, S210,
W210, W463) 17 PIN PHONE
14 14 22 AWG MIC GND 14 14 10 PIN MODULAR JACK
JACK (PREWIRED) 10 PIN
17 PIN PHONE
15 15 22 AWG MIC AUDIO 15 15 MODULAR
CONNECTOR
PLUG
21 21 24 AWG MANUAL TEST 2 2 10 10 12 12
8 8 24 AWG EXT. PWR 8 8 3 3 3 3
Portable
23 23 GND 23 23 2 2 1 1 Phone
11 11 24 AWG DATA OUT 11 11 4 4 4 4
24 AWG NOT USED
Model Year 2002: Q6820754, SYN9266A
12 12 12 12 5 5 5 5
18 18 24 AWG DATA IN 18 18 6 6 17 17
24 AWG AUDIO GND Not Used
24 24 24 24 7 7 15 15 6,7,8,9,10,11,13
1 1 24 AWG RX AUDIO 1 1 8 8 16 16
6 6 24 AWG TX AUDIO 6 6 9 9 14 14
P.S.E.
2 2 NC 7 7
5 5 22 AWG RED 5 5 1 1
10 10 22 AWG RED 10 10 3 3
19 19 22 AWG BROWN 19 19 To 2 2
Antenna
20 20 22 AWG BROWN 20 20
22 22 22 AWG GREEN 22 22 Prewired
Prewired MINI-UHF M F
25 25 25 25
9 9 ANTENNA SWITCH 9 9
13 13 D2B WAKEUP 13 13 To ICU To To
3 3 NEGATIVE BATT 3 3 E-Call Unit E-Call Unit
NEGATIVE BATT -
17 17 17 17
Battery
16 16 POSITIVE BATT 16 16 F F
+
4 4 POSITIVE BATT 4 4 M M
14 PIN FEMALE 14 PIN MALE

IN OUT Motorola Supplied D2B
Fiber Optic Cable
IN OUT Q6820425, SKN4949A (R129) 1 1 Antenna Switch KL 31
Q6820467, SKN4982A (W210) Antenna Splitter
2 2 TEL PSE PIN 9
Digital Q6820652, SYN8711A Q6820675,
Q6820508, SKN4984A (C215) Compensator (A208, CL203, R170, E-CALL UNIT
3 3 SYN8711A (R129)
S203, S210, W203,
Q6820466, SKN4981A (S210) W220) KL 15
4 4 Q6820657
IN OUT Q6820432, SKN4960A (all classes) M F M F
5 5 MINI- MINI- MINI- MINI-
IN OUT (W220, W463) SYN8486A UHF UHF UHF UHF
F M F M
M F F M SL-Class
ICU Q# is Mercedes-Benz Part No. To Antenna To Antenna
Only
S# is Motorola Part No. MINI-UHF MINI-UHF
Motorola Supplied Component Motorola Confidential and Proprietary

2.0 Wiring Section
2.1.5 v.60 M-Class “Y” Cable Connector Pin Out Diagrams

Pin
A
AB
P.S.E.
1 Pin Female
Connector
1 1 10 1 6
13
Pin
25 14 7 14 A
A B C
PSE Connector 10 Pin Modular Jack Compensator
D2B Connector 3 Pin Male Connector
PSE Connector 10 Pin Modular Jack 2 Pin Male MY 2002

D2B Coupler
14 MIC GND A
15 MIC Audio B MY 2002
1 Pin Female
21 Manual Test 10 Connector
Compensator
8 External Power 3 1 Pin Female
23 Ground 2 2 Pin Male
11 Data Out 4 Connector
12 Not Used 5 A
18 Data In 6
24 Audio Ground 7
1 RX Audio 8 3 Pin Male PSE Connector
6 TX Audio 9
13 D2B Wakeup C 10 Pin Modular
4 Positive Batt 10 AMP B Jack
D2B Connector
16 Positive Batt
3 Negative Batt A
17 Negative Batt
9 Antenna Switch
2 Not Used Compensator
5 Not Used
10 Not Used 1
Motorola "Y" Cable
19 Not Used 2
20 Not Used 3 Model Year 2002:
22 Not Used 4 MB Part #Q6820672, Motorola Part #SKN6327A
25 Not Used 5

2.0 Wiring Section
2.1.6 v.60 M-Class Wiring Diagram
Motorola "Y" Cable Motorola Cradle/Coil Cord

25 PIN MALE MB Prewire
DSUB Q6820672, SKN6327A Q6820770, SYN8952A
25 PIN FEMALE 10 PIN MODULAR
DSUB 10 PIN PLUG (PREWIRED)
2 PIN MALE MODULAR 10 PIN
JACK MODULAR 17 PIN PHONE 17 PIN PHONE
10 PIN MODULAR PLUG CONNECTOR JACK
14 14 22 AWG MIC GND A JACK (PREWIRED)
15 15 22 AWG MIC AUDIO B

21 21 24 AWG MANUAL TEST 10 10 10 10 12 12
8 8 24 AWG EXT. PWR 3 3 3 3 3 3
23 23 GND 2 2 2 2 1 1
11 11 24 AWG DATA OUT 4 4 4 4 4 4
24 AWG NOT USED
Model Year 2002: Q6820754, SYN9266A
12 12 5 5 5 5 5 5

24 24 24 AWG AUDIO GND 7 7 7 7 15 15 Phone
1 1 24 AWG RX AUDIO 8 8 8 8 16 16
6 6 24 AWG TX AUDIO 9 9 9 9 14 14
P.S.E.
2 2 NC
1 PIN 1 PIN
5 5 NC FEMALE MALE 1 1
10 10 NC 3 3
19 19 NC To 2 2
ANTENNA SWITCH A A Prewired
Antenna
20 20 NC
22 22 NC 3 PIN
MINI-UHF
Prewired
MALE 3 PIN Prewired M F
25 25 NC FEMALE
9 9
D2B WAKEUP HIRSCHMANN
13 13 To ICU
C C To E-Call Unit
3 3 NEGATIVE BATT M
NEGATIVE BATT -
17 17 B B
Battery Coax Cable to E-Call
16 16 POSITIVE BATT Q6820673, SKN6328a
POSITIVE BATT A A +
4 4 F MINI-UHF
14 PIN MALE
M
14 PIN FEMALE
IN OUT
IN OUT KL 31
1 1
Antenna Switch TEL PSE PIN 9
Motorola Supplied D2B 2 2 E-CALL UNIT
Fiber Optic Cable Digital Q6820652, SYN8711A
3 3 KL 15
Compensator
4 4 M F
IN OUT Q6820657,
SYN8486A MINI-UHF MINI-UHF
5 5 F
IN OUT
Q# is Mercedes-Benz Part No. M F F M

S# is Motorola Part No.
ICU MINI-UHF MINI-UHF
Motorola Supplied Component
Motorola Confidential and Proprietary

2.0 Wiring Section
2.1.7 v.60 Cradle/Coil Cord Pin Out Diagram

Pin 1 Pin 1
Phone Connector
CRADLE
Pin
Center Pin CRADLE
17 Pin 10
Phone Connector 10 Pin Modular Plug Coax Connector

Mini-UHF
Connector
Coax Mini-UHF
Phone Connector 10 Pin Modular Plug
Connector

10 Pin Modular
2 Coax Center Pin Coax Plug
Motorola Coil Cord
2 MB Part #Q6820770, Motorola Part #SYN 8952A
1 Logic GND (C215, R129, R170, W163, W203, W220)
1
2 Battery Feedback
3
3 External B+ Phone Connector
4
4 RS232 TXD
6
5 RS232 RXD
5 CRADLE
6,7,8,9,10,11 Not Used
Mini-UHF
12 D_SEL_0 10 Connector
13 Not Used
14 OPT_SEL_2
15 RX Audio 8 10 Pin Modular
Plug
16 TX Audio 9
17 Audio GND 7 Motorola Coil Cord
MB Part #Q6820771, Motorola Part #SYN 8953A
(A208, C208, S210, W210, W463)

2.0 Wiring Section
Table of Contents
2.3 ___CP Layout and Schematics
2.3.1 CP Block Diagram for MY2003/04 E-Class (BR211) and MY2004 S-Class (BR220), CL-
Class (BR215) and Maybach (BR240).
2.3.2 CP Schematic

2.0 Wiring Section
2.3 CP Connectors and Schematic Key
Ref.
Component Name Pin-out Part No.
No.
Reference Website:
1 MY03/04 CP Supported v.60 Handset 28
www.mbusaphones.com
28 Q6820883: MY04 (215, 220, 240)
2 v.60 Coil Cord Cradle Assembly
Q6820833: MY03 (211)
3 v.60 Cradle Base N/A Q6820768
4 Dual Band Compensator 24, 26 Q6820657
5 Wiring Harnesses 40, 40, MOST Vehicle Pre-wire
6 Communication Platform (CP) 40, 40, MOST A2408201526

9 Microphone Array 24, 26 See Mercedes-Benz Dealer

2.0 Wiring Section
2.3.1 CP Block Diagram

2.0 Wiring Section
2.3.2 CP Wiring Diagram

2.0 Wiring Section
Table of Contents
2.4 ___MHI Layout and Schematics
2.4.1 MHI Block Diagram for MY2005 Vehicles
2.4.2 MHI Schematic

2.0 Wiring Section
2.4 MHI Components and Schematic Key
Ref.
Component Name Pin-out Part No.
No.
Reference Website:
1 MY05 MHI Supported ‘V’ Series Handsets 28
www.mbusaphones.com
2 V60i – Q6820988
V60s – Q6820925
Cradle v60i, v60s, v600, v710 N/A
V600 – Q6820919
V710 – Q6820920
3 A23082005011 (171, 230)
A2038201311 (203, 209, 211)
Cradle Base (Contact Plate) N/A A2158200611 (215)
A2208201511 (220)
4 Dual Band Compensator 24 Q6820829
5 Wiring Harness N/A Vehicle Pre-wire
6 Multiple Handset Interface (MHI) MOST Q6820936
8 Antenna Switch 24 A2208271842

9 Microphone Array 24, 26 See Mercedes-Benz Dealer

2.0 Wiring Section
2.4.1 MHI Block Diagram

2.0 Wiring Section
2.4.2 MHI Wiring Diagram

3.0 Installation Section
Table of Contents
3.1 MY2000 Installation Instructions
D2B Fiber Optic Configuration

All Classes
Cellular Telephone Configuration
C-Class
M-Class with Navigation
M-Class without Navigation
SLK-Class
Voice Activated Cellular Telephone Configuration
CL-Class
CLK-Class
CLK-Class Cabriolet
E-Class
E-Class Wagon
S-Class
S-Class Updated
SL-Class

MY2001 Installation Instructions
D2B Fiber Optic Configuration
All Classes
Cellular Telephone Configuration
C-Class
M-Class with Navigation
M-Class Without Navigation
SLK-Class
Voice Activated Cellular Telephone Configuration
CL-Class
CLK-Class
CLK-Class Cabriolet
E-Class
E-Class Wagon
S-Class
SL-Class

4.0 Troubleshooting Section
Table of Contents
4.1 __V.60 Characteristics/Differences From Timeport

4.2 __RF Path From Handset Thru Antenna/E-call Unit
4.2.1__ StarTAC/Timeport
4.2.2__ V.60
4.2.3__ CP
4.2.4__ MHI
4.3 __Failure Mode Effects And Analysis (FMEA) Tables
4.3.1__ PSE FMEA
4.3.2__ CP FMEA
4.3.3__ MHI FMEA
4.4 __Preliminary Troubleshooting Procedure
4.4.1__ Handset Keypad Or Display Problems
4.4.2__ No Battery Charging While Plugged Into The Vehicle
4.4.3__ Phone Does Not Power Up
4.4.4 No Keypad Tones And/Or No Incoming Audio In Hands-free Mode From Vehicle
Speakers
4.4.5__ Static During Calls And/Or Dropped Calls
4.4.6 No Handset Audio Or Landline Cannot Hear Mobile On Handset Or Mobile Cannot
Hear Landline On Handset
4.4.7 No Hands-free Transmit Audio/Called Party Cannot Hear You
4.4.8 No SVC Indicator Stays On
4.4.9 Complete Loss Of Vehicle System Audio

4.1 v.60 Characteristics/Differences from Timeport
ID # v.60 Characteristics/Differences from Timeport

Power down phone from phone key while it is powering up. Power back up and no
001 DTMF keypress tones in vehicle and in the phone (when flip opened).
Unknown caller ID is in phone incoming call list as unknown or private but shows
002 nothing in HU calls list.
Speed dial a number from phonebook containing a variable number will keep
displaying dialing until call is ended. The 1 st call after ending call will not complete.
003 Must be ended and next call will complete.
Phone in call plug into vehicle with flip open and speaker phone soft key does not work
1 st time. SPEAKER PHONE SOFT KEY IS NOT INTENDED FOR VEHICLE USE.
004 SEE NOTE ON PAGE 10 OF VEHICLE MANUAL.
Phone in autolock, connected, unlock phone, power down, power up, HU displays
Ready for 8 seconds before Lock screen, during 8 seconds phone can be accessed from
005 HU.
Phone is disconnected and reconnected before disconnect tones(less than 3 seconds
between connections). Phone loses communication with PSE until power cycled. HU
006 Displays still 'Tel. not plugged in'.
Phonebook/Calls/Last Calls blinks 2 times quickly whenever lists are updated due to
007 incoming or outgoing calls.
If user has the same phone number stored with a different area code it will not matched
to name tag correctly. Proper number will be dialed but the first name tag entry
008 alphabetically will be displayed.
Call failed/redial – Call failed, redial?, screen will not be displayed on head unit as with
Timeport. Phone will automatically go into redial mode and head unit will display
dialing for up to 4 minutes. Call can be ended from head unit or phone at any time.
After 4 minute the phone redial mode will timeout and head unit will go back to Ready
009 screen.
Phone book quantity – Timeport has maximum of 99 entries and v.60 has possible 400
entries. The head units can only display up to 99 entries. If phone book entry location is
greater than 99 it will not be displayed or selectable on head unit but will be available
from the phone. Under this condition it would appear as if head unit and phone are not
010 synchronized.
Digits entered on head unit with phone flip open will display on phone and does not get
011 cleared when cleared on head unit, must be cleared on phone.
v.60 takes much longer to power up and down which sometimes appears that head unit
012 and phone are out of sync.
Pause dialing – pause character is entered from head unit but wait character is entered
013 into phone. Operation is identical to Timeport but symbol in phone is different.
014 DTMF tones heard in phone speaker when flip open and in an active call
911 automatically dialed from location 1 when phone locked and location 1
015 speed/turbo dialed.

ID # v.60 Characteristics/Differences from Timeport

Cannot partially enter lock code on the phone and then try to complete entry from the
016 HU.
v.60 phone uses 4-digits unlock code in stand alone portable mode and first 3 digits
017 only in vehicle mode.
018 Variable dialing can only be initiated from the v.60 phone.
Phone charging time changed from 8 hours to 5 minutes when phone is connected to an
019 unpowered car.
Text and voice mail message alert tones are defaulted to Vibe pulse setting. This will
020 eliminate the vehicle system audio muting during message receipt.
Reminder tones are defaulted Off. User must turn on which will result in vehicle
021 system audio muting during a reminder event.
v.60 presently uses a fast switching half duplex audio processing technique. The user
may experience an inability to easily break in on the other party when they are
speaking or if they are in an environment with high background noise. See page 3 of
022 vehicle manual.

4.2 RF Path From Handset Thru Antenna/E-Call Unit
4.2.1 StarTAC/Timeport [phone, compensator, RF antenna switch, antenna/E-call unit]
4.2.2 v.60 RF Path [phone, compensator, RF antenna splitter, antenna/E-call unit]

4.2.3 CP RF Path [phone, compensator, CP module]
4.2.4 MHI RF Path [phone, cradle base, compensator, RF antenna switch, E-call unit]

4.3 Failure Mode Effects And Analysis (FMEA) Tables
4.3.1 PSE FMEA table
FMEA TABLE
PSE Pin Signal Open Short to Ground Short to 12v Notes
Phone will not turn off/on via head unit TEL key No transmit or receive hands free audio No in HF; loud transmit
1 receive audio ground noise;
Audio _In/On_Off No receive audio in hands free mode Key on: phone powers down when connected; key off: audio OK
2 h d NOThUSED
3 Ground chassis No adverse effect No adverse effect Blow fuse on sourcing feed
4 A+ No adverse effect Blows fuse to tel system No adverse effect
5 NOT USED
No transmit audio in hands free Ground (white) noise on landline PSE permanently damaged (no transmit audio
6 Audio out No transmit or receive audio in HF after original CDMA test; replaced and retested
50Hz TDMA buzz on landline No transmit audio from vehicle hands free mic CDMA, no problem)
Battery indicates charging despite no charging
No visible effect No visible effect TDMA: No adverse effect
going on
7 Battery Feedback Pin 8 will be at 4.4v (min charge voltage) Can
Battery will not charge; poor talk time outside car; battery CDMA: Phone powers down and can not be powered verify charging circuit function by comparing
Battery will not charge; poor talk time outside car
will have excess drain up pins 7&8 on PSE with phone connected. 8
should be 1.4v greater than pin 7
No charging; phone will operate but on main battery only
No vehicle power to phone; no charging
8 B+ out until dead No charging, switches to battery “Charging” will not be indicated in FCN4 mode
Disconnecting phone battery shuts down phone TDMA: download takes 8X longer (5 – 40 sec.)
Pour reception and likely no ability to call out; no ant Pour reception and likely no ability to call out; no ant No adverse effect on ant sw; power antenna always Open and short will cause antenna to go to Tele
9 Ant drive
drive in R129 drive in R129 up in R129 Aid at all times
CDMA: Phone permanently damaged; TDMA No PSE is turning on phone via PSE dial in an
11 SCI RXD Phone powers on/off constantly @ 6 sec. intervals Phone powers on/off constantly @ 6 sec. intervals
damaging effect but no operation with H/U attempt wakeup portable
12 NOT USED
Ring does not start; phone powers on/off @ 2 sec.
13 D2B wakeup PSE sleeps; no ring start Ring will never start
intervals
14 Ground chassis No adverse effect No adverse effect Blow fuse on sourcing feed Microphone shield
15 Mic Hi No transmit audio in hands free No transmit audio in hands free TDMA/ CDMA: No transmit audio
16 A+ No adverse effect Blows fuse to telephone system No adverse effect If 4 & 16 are last, gross system failure
Phone cycles on/off constantly @ 18 sec. Intervals Phone cycles on/off constantly @ 18 sec. Intervals TDMA remains on but no function with head unit;
18 SCI TXD
(TDMA) 6 sec. (CDMA) (TDMA) 6 sec. (CDMA) CDMA: powers down and will not power up
19 NOT USED
Shield for data lines to R1-45. Not ground
source
Fast battery outline flash & “charging disabled” on Fast battery outline flash & “charging disabled” on
TDMA: powers off then on and enters test mode PSE supplies 33k ohms to ground to tell phone
TDMA FCN4 TDMAFCN4
21 MANUAL TEST to charge; must power down to exit test mode if
CDMA: Powers down and then when powered up shorted
“Externally powered” on CDMA function 4 CDMA: powers off then can not be powered on
NAM is erased including ESN
22 NOT USED
Ground source to StarTAC. With this open
StarTAC gets ground through coax
TDMA: heavy pulse noise, no transmit audio, will not TDMA: Heavy noise pulse; H/U will not shut down if in
recognize phone is connected to coil cord a call
24 Ground analog Blow fuse on sourcing feed
CDMA: Slow oscillating noise, no transmit audio, will CDMA: Slow oscillating noise; H/U will not shut down if
not recognize phone is connected to coil cord in a call
25 NOT USED

4.3.2 CP FMEA Table
BLOCK
Item Shorted to ground. Open. Shorted to Vbatt.
Function
System fuse will open. Loss of
J1-Telephone Connector/ PIN-1
None. Unstable GND. Potential increase in functionality. MRS/CAN/MOST/DTS
/ KL31-GND
audio noise and EMC emissions will be set
TCU will lose power. Loss of
J1-Telephone Connector/ PIN-2 functionality. Potential increases in
functionality. MRS/CAN/MOST DTS None.
/ KL30-Power Vbatt. Audio noise/ EMC emission. DTC will
will be set.
be set.
/ Reserved. None. None. None.

None. None. None.
/ Reserved.
Unable to receive messages from Unable to receive messages from
J1-Telephone Connector/ PIN-5 the BT module. Loss of BT Receive Line will be disabled. DTC the BT module. Loss of BT
/ BT RxD-. functionality. DTC will be set. Hand will be set. Hand Set will not function. functionality. DTC will be set. Hand
Set will not function. Set will not function.
Unable to receive messages from Unable to receive messages from
J1-Telephone Connector/ PIN-6 the BT module. Loss of BT Receive Line will be disabled. DTC the BT module. Loss of BT
/ BT RxD+. functionality. DTC will be set. Hand will be set. Hand Set will not function. functionality. DTC will be set. Hand
Unable to receive and/or transmit Unable to receive and/or transmit Unable to receive and/or transmit
messages. Loss of BT functionality. messages. Loss of BT functionality. messages. Loss of BT functionality.
DTC will be set. Hand Set will not DTC will be set. Hand Set will not DTC will be set. Hand Set will not
/ BT CTS-Flow Control.
function. function. function.
None. Additional Audio noise. PCB trace or wire may open.
/ BT Shield-GND.
J1-Telephone Connector/ PIN-9 Loss of BT Audio signal. DTC will be
None. Additional Audio noise.
/ BT Audio GND. set.
J1-Telephone Connector/ PIN-
Unreliable or no Audio signal from No Audio signal from the BT module.
10 / BT Audio Rx - Analog None.
the BT module. DTC will be set. DTC will be set.
Audio .

J1-Telephone Connector/ PIN- Unstable GND. Potential increases in
None. functionality. MRS/CAN/MOST DTS
11 / KL31-GND. Audio noise/ EMC emission.
will be set.
J1-Telephone Connector/ PIN- Unstable GND. Potential increases in
functionality. MRS/CAN/MOST DTS None.
12 / KL30-Power Vbatt. Audio noise/ EMC emission.
will be set.
None. None. None.
13 / Reserved.
Unable to turn Off BT module. Loss Unable to turn On BT module. Loss Unable to turn On BT module. Loss
14 / BT On/Off - On/Off Control
of functionality. DTC will be set. of functionality. DTC will be set. of functionality. DTC will be set.
for BT module.
Unable to transmit messages to the Unable to transmit messages to the
J1-Telephone Connector/ PIN- BT module. Loss of BT functionality. BT will lose functionality. DTC will be BT module. Loss of BT functionality.
15 / BT TxD-. DTC will be set. Hand Set will not set. Hand Set will not function. DTC will be set. Hand Set will not
function. function.
Unable to transmit messages to the Unable to transmit messages to the
Unable to transmit messages to the
J1-Telephone Connector/ PIN- BT module. Loss of BT functionality. BT module. Loss of BT functionality.
BT module. Loss of BT functionality.
16 / BT TxD+. DTC will be set. Hand Set will not DTC will be set. Hand Set will not
DTC will be set.
function. function.
Unable to transmit and/or receive Unable to transmit and/or receive Unable to transmit and/or receive
J2-Telephone Connector/ PIN- messages. Loss of BT functionality. messages. Loss of BT functionality. messages. Loss of BT functionality.
17 / BT RTS-Flow Control. DTC will be set. Hand Set will not DTC will be set. Hand Set will not DTC will be set. Hand Set will not
function. function. function.
None. None. None.
18 / Reserved.
None. None. None.
19 / Reserved.
No Audio signal to the BT module. No Audio signal to the BT module.
None. DTC will be set. Hand Set will not DTC will be set. Hand Set will not
20 / BT Audio Tx-Analog Audio.
function. function.
None. None. None.
21 / Reserved.
None. None. None.
22 / Reserved.
TCU unable to enter Sleep mode. TCU unable to enter Sleep mode.
TCU will wake-up on CAN
Excessive current during ignition off Excessive current during ignition off
J1-Telephone Connector/ PIN- messages, unable to wake-up on
condition. Main battery will be drain condition. Main battery will be drain
23 / MOST Wake-up MOST signal. MOST DTC will be
faster than expected. DTC will be faster than expected. DTC will be
set.
set. set.
Improper or no operation of the
J1-Telephone Connector/ PIN- Improper or no operation of the Improper or no operation of the
Portable Phone and/or Charger,
24 / Tel On/Off/WU - Phone/ Portable Phone and/or Charger, Portable Phone and/or Charger,
and/or SIM Card Reader, and/or
Charger/ SIM On/Off; / Wake- and/or SIM Card Reader, and/or and/or SIM Card Reader, and/or
Wake-up circuitry. DTC will be set.
up. Wake-up circuitry. DTC will be set. Wake-up circuitry. DTC will be set.
Hand Set will not function.
None. None. None.
25 / Reserved.
J1-Telephone Connector/ PIN- No communication on the Portable No communication on the Portable No communication on the Portable
26 / Tel TxD - TXD for Portable Phone. Loss of functionality. DTC Phone. Loss of functionality. DTC will Phone. Loss of functionality. DTC
Phone/ DSC uplink. will be set. be set. will be set.
Improper and/or no communication Improper and/or no communication
J1-Telephone Connector/ PIN- No communication on the Portable
on the Portable Phone. Loss of on the Portable Phone. Loss of
27 / Tel RTS - Portable Flow Phone. Loss of functionality. DTC will
functionality. DTC will be set. Hand functionality. DTC will be set. Hand
Control. be set.
None. None. None.
28 / Mic2 In GND - NOT USED.
None. None. None.
29 / Mic2 In+ - NOT USED.
No Audio signal to the Portable Unreliable or no Audio signal to the No Audio signal to the Portable
30 / Tel Audio Tx - Portable TX
Phone. DTC will be set. Portable Phone. Phone. DTC will be set.
Audio.
J1-Telephone Connector/ PIN- Unreliable GND for the Portable No Audio signal to the Portable
None.
31 / Tel GND - Portable GND. Phone. Signal may be lose. Phone. DTC will be set.
J1-Telephone Connector/ PIN- No power for the Portable Phone. No power for the Portable Phone.
None.
32 / Portable Phone Power. Loss of functionality. DTC will be set. Loss of functionality. DTC will be set.
33 / Comp On/Off - Unable to turn On/Off compensator. Unable to turn On compensator.
None.
Compensator On/Off Loss of functionality. Loss of functionality.
(ECE/USA).
J1-Telephone Connector/ PIN- Unable to turn On/Off Portable
34 / Tel On/Off/WU - On/Off Unable to turn Off Portable Phone. Phone. DTC will be set. Hand Set None.
Control Portable. will not function.
None. None. None.
35 / Reserved.
No communication on the Portable No communication on the Portable
Phone. Loss of functionality. DTC Phone. Loss of functionality. DTC
36 / Tel RxD - RXD for Portable Phone. Loss of functionality. DTC will
will be set. Hand Set will not will be set. Hand Set will not
Phone/ DSC Downlink. be set. Hand Set will not function.
function. function.
37 / Tel CTS - Portable Flow Phone. Loss of functionality. DTC
Control. will be set. Hand Set will not function.
function. function.
38 / Tel Shield - Portable None. Additional Audio noise. PCB trace or wire may open.
Shield.
39 / Tel Audio GND - Portable None. Additional Audio noise. PCB trace or wire may open.
Audio GND.
40 / Tel Audio Rx - Portable RX Phone. Loss of functionality. DTC will
Audio. be set. Hand Set will not function.
function. function.
J2-Telematic Connector/ PIN-1 / No Audio signal. Loss of No Audio signal. Loss of No Audio signal. Loss of
Mic1 In+. functionality. DTC will be set. functionality. DTC will be set. functionality. DTC will be set.
J2-Telematic Connector/ PIN-2 /
PCB trace or wire may open. DTC
SIM Shield - SIM Card Reader None. Additional Audio noise.
will be set.
Shield.
J2-Telematic Connector/ PIN-3 / Unable to turn On/Off SIM Card
SIM On/Off - SIM Card Reader Unable to turn On SIM Card Reader. Unable to turn Off SIM Card Reader.
Reader. Loss of functionality. DTC
On/Off. Loss of functionality. DTC will be set. Loss of functionality. DTC will be set.
will be set.
LED will never light up, may
IC LED - Visual Feedback Inside LED will never light up. LED will never turn Off.
damaged.
Button.
TD LED - Visual Feedback Inside LED will never light up. LED will never turn Off.
damaged.
Button.
EC LED - Visual Feedback Inside LED will never light up. LED will never turn Off.
damaged.
Button.
J2-Telematic Connector/ PIN-7 None. None. None.

/ Reserved.
None. None. None.
Reserved.
None. None.
Reserved.
J2-Telematic Connector/ PIN-10
None. None. None.
/ Reserved.
Improper/or no Audio signal.
J2-Telematic Connector/ PIN-11 No Audio signal. Loss of
None. Possibility to lose functionality. DTC
/ Mic1 In GND. functionality. DTC will be set.
will be set.
Improper/or no detection of presence Improper/or no detection of presence Improper/or no detection of presence
/ SIM RTS - SIM Card
of the SIM Card. DTC will be set. of the SIM Card. of the SIM Card. DTC will be set.
Presence Detect.
Improper/or no detection of presence Improper/or no detection of presence Improper/or no detection of presence
/ SIM CTS - SIM Card Reader
of the SIM Card. DTC will be set. of the SIM Card. DTC will be set. of the SIM Card. DTC will be set.
Detect Override.
None. None. None.
/ Reserved.
None. None. None.
/ NOT USED.
None. None. None.
/ H-Button 2
Unable to MUTE Radio. Unable to MUTE Radio. Radio will be MUTED constantly.
/ Mute
/ None. None. None.
NOT USED.
During Engineering Test will cause
J2-Telematic Connector/ PIN-19 Unable to maintain Engineering Test.
Test code to Reset DTC will be set. None.
/ Trunk - Discrete Input. DTC will be set.
Loss of functionality.
Improper/or no Audio Signal from the No Audio Signal from the Service No Audio Signal from the Service
J2-Telematic Connector/ PIN-
Service Operator. Loss of Operator. Loss of functionality. DTC Operator. Loss of functionality. DTC
20 / Spkr In - Audio Signal
functionality. DTC will be set. will be set. will be set.
from AGW.
No messages from the CAN No communication on the CAN lines. No messages from the CAN
interface. Loss of diagnostic. DTC Loss of functionality. DTC will be set. interface. Lost of diagnostic. DTC will
/ D-CAN Hi - Diagnosis CAN.
will be set. be set.
No communication on the SIM Card No communication on the SIM Card No communication on the SIM Card
lines. Loss of functionality. DTC will lines. Loss of functionality. DTC will lines. Loss of functionality. DTC will
/ SIM RxD - DSC Downlink.
be set. be set. be set.
No communication on the SIM Card No communication on the SIM Card No communication on the SIM Card
lines. Loss of functionality. DTC will lines. Loss of functionality. DTC will lines. Loss of functionality. DTC will
/ SIM TxD - DSC Uplink.
be set. be set. be set.
J2-Telematic Connector/ PIN-24 Unable to activate the IC call. DTC
DTC will be set. No activation. DTC will be set. Unable to turn Off.
/ IC BUT - Switch. will be set.
DTC will be set. No activation. DTC will be set. No activation. DTC will be set. Unable to turn Off.
/ TD BUT - Switch.
DTC will be set. No activation. DTC will be set. No activation. DTC will be set. Unable to turn Off.
/ EC BUT - Switch.
/ BPS I/F RX - Control Data. None. None. None.
NOT USED.
/ BPS I/F ENA - I/F Control. None. None. None.
NOT USED.
None. None. None.
/ Cntrl Relay - NOT USED.
/ Spkr In+ - Audio Signal from
None. None. None.
AGW.
NOT USED.
/ D-CAN Lo - Diagnosis CAN. None. None. None.
NOT USED.
No Shield for the CAN. No
J2-Telematic Connector/ PIN-32 No messages from the CAN
None. messages from the CAN interface.
/ D-CAN Shield - Shielding. interface. Lost of diagnostic.
Lost of diagnostic. DTC will be set.
J2-Telematic Connector/ PIN-33 Unable to provide Engineering Test. Unable to provide Engineering Test. Unable to provide Engineering Test.
/ Eng I/F Rx. DTC will be set. DTC will be set. DTC will be set.
J2-Telematic Connector/ PIN-34 Unable to provide Engineering Test. Unable to provide Engineering Test. Unable to provide Engineering Test.
/ Eng I/F Tx. DTC will be set. DTC will be set. DTC will be set.
No Crash signal will be receive. Loss No Crash signal will be receive. Loss No Crash signal will be receive. Loss
/ Crash - Digital Crash Input
of functionality. DTC will be set. of functionality. DTC will be set. of functionality. DTC will be set.
(200 Bd).
/ BPS I/F TX - Control Data. None. None. None.
NOT USED.
J2-Telematic Connector/ PIN-37 Unable to activate the BPS device. Unable to activate the BPS device. Unable to turn Off the BPS device.
/ BPS + - Backup Power Line. Loss of functionality. DTC will be set. Loss of functionality. DTC will be set. Loss of functionality. DTC will be set.
J2-Telematic Connector/ PIN-38 Unable to activate the BPS device. Unable to activate the BPS device. Unable to turn Off the BPS device.
/ BPS + - Backup Power Line. Loss of functionality. DTC will be set. Loss of functionality. DTC will be set. Loss of functionality. DTC will be set.
J2-Telematic Connector/ PIN-39 Unstable GND for the Speaker.
No Audio signals on the Speaker.
/ Spkr Out- Audio Ground to None. Distortions and/or noise on the Audio
DTC will be set.
Center Speaker. Signal.
No Audio signals on the Speaker. No Audio signals on the Speaker. No Audio signals on the Speaker.
/ Spkr Out+ - Audio Signal to
DTC will be set. DTC will be set. DTC will be set.
Center Speaker.
FAKRA Single Connector/ PIN No GPS RF Signal, no Antenna No GPS RF Signal, no Antenna
1/ GPS+ - GPS RF Power. Loss of functionality. DTC will Power. Loss of functionality. DTC will
Signal & Antenna Power. be set. be set.
Unstable GND for the GPS &
FAKRA Single Connector/ PIN
None. Antenna. Signal may be lost. DTC
2/ GPS GND.
will be set.
Main Antenna will be grounded. No
FAKRA Triple Connector/ PIN 1/ No RF signal from/to Main Antenna.
RF signal from/to Main Antenna.
Main Antenna-Phone RF. DTC will be set.
DTC will be set.
FAKRA Triple Connector/ PIN 2/ Unstable GND for the Main Antenna.
None.
Main Antenna GND. Signal may be distorted.
Portable Antenna will be grounded.
FAKRA Triple Connector/ PIN 3/ No RF signal from/to Portable
No RF signal from/to Portable
Portable Antenna - Phone RF. Antenna. DTC will be set.
Antenna. DTC will be set.
FAKRA Triple Connector/ PIN 4/ Unstable GND for the Portable
None.
Portable Antenna GND. Antenna. Signal may be distorted.
Backup Antenna will be grounded.
FAKRA Triple Connector/ PIN 5/ No RF signal from/to Backup
No RF signal from/to Portable
Backup Antenna - Phone RF. Antenna. DTC will be set.
Antenna. DTC will be set.
FAKRA Triple Connector/ PIN 6/ Unstable GND for the Portable
None.
Backup Antenna GND. Antenna. Signal may be distorted.
4.3.3 MHI FMEA Table
BLOCK
Item Shorted to Battery Open. Shorted to Ground
Function
DIAG_TXD J1-1 None None None
DIAG_RXD J1-2 None None None
Ground J1-3 Attached Fuse will blow. increased current through J1-4 None
Ground J1-4 Attached Fuse will blow. increased current through J1-3 None
No Connect J1-5 None None None
HUC Data Shield J1-6 Attached Fuse will blow. Lower immunity to EMI. None
None None None
No Connect J1-7
Lower immunity to EMI. May have
Attached Fuse will blow. None
CP_SHIELD J1-10 additional noise on uplink audio.
MIC SHIELD J1-11 additional noise on uplink audio.
Loss or degradation of Microphone
Loss or degradation of Microphone Loss or degradation of Microphone
(audio uplink) performance. Module will
(audio uplink) performance may (audio uplink) performance may
go into Re-flash Mode. "No Phone" will
occur. occur.
MIC- J1-12 be displayed.
CP_MIC_OUT J1-13 No Downlink audio from ATX. No Downlink audio from ATX. No Downlink audio from ATX.
Degradation of downlink audio Degradation of downlink audio quality. Degradation of downlink audio
HUC_SKRIN+ J1-14 quality. Lower noise immunity. Lower noise immunity. quality. Lower noise immunity.
Degradation of uplink audio quality. Degradation of uplink audio quality. Degradation of uplink audio quality.
HUC_MICOUT+ J1-15 Lower noise immunity. Lower noise immunity. Lower noise immunity.
Degradation of uplink audio quality. Degradation of uplink audio quality. Degradation of uplink audio quality.
HUC_MICOUT- J1-16 Lower noise immunity. Lower noise immunity. Lower noise immunity.
Loss of cradle functionality, loss of
None Fuse will blow.
HUC_BATT J1-17 communication with Cradle
MHI module may go into re-flash mode
HUC_GROUND J1-18 and will cause excess current draw.

Attached Fuse will blow. additional noise on uplink and downlink None
HUC_AUDIO Shield J1-19 audio.
V_BATTERY J1-20 None Higher current will be seen on J1-21 7.5 amp Fuse will Blow
V_BATTERY J1-21 None Higher current will be seen on J1-20 7.5 amp Fuse will Blow
None Fuse or 0 ohm jumper will blow.
HUC_TXD- J1-22 communication with Cradle
None Fuse or 0 ohm jumper will blow.
HUC_TXD+ J1-23 communication with Cradle
MOST ring will not be able to MOST bus kept on, excess current
MOST ring will not be able to wakeup.
MOST_WAKE J1-24 wakeup. draw, may cause battery drain.
Loss of cradle functionality, loss of Loss of cradle functionality, loss of Loss of cradle functionality, loss of
HUC_RXD+ J1-25 communication with Cradle communication with Cradle communication with Cradle
Loss of cradle functionality, loss of Loss of cradle functionality, loss of Loss of cradle functionality, loss of
HUC_RXD- J1-26 communication with Cradle communication with Cradle communication with Cradle
Degradation of downlink audio Degradation of downlink audio quality. Degradation of downlink audio
HUC_SPKRIN- J1-27 quality. Lower noise immunity. Lower noise immunity. quality. Lower noise immunity.
Compensator J1-28 degradation of cellular performance degradation of cellular performance degradation of cellular performance
Degradation of audio quality on Degradation of audio quality on uplink. Degradation of audio quality on
MIC1 J1-29 uplink. DTC 670 DTC 670 uplink. DTC 671
uplink. DTC 676 DTC 676 uplink. DTC 677
MIC4 J1-32
FAKRA Single Connector/ No Bluetooth RF Signal, no No Bluetooth RF Signal, no Antenna No Bluetooth RF Signal, no
PIN 1/ Bluetooth Antenna Power. Loss of Power. Loss of functionality. DTC 6A1 Antenna Power. Loss of
Signal & Antenna Power. functionality. DTC 6A2 will be set. will be set. functionality. DTC 6A1 will be set.
FAKRA Single Connector/

PIN 2/ Bluetooth Attached Fuse will blow. Degradation in Bluetooth Performance None
GND.

4.4 Preliminary Troubleshooting Procedure
1. Verify the Problem
Assure that the problem is not due to operator error. It is important that the operator is familiar
with how the telephone package functions. Refer to the owner’s manual for specific phone
function capability.
2. Verify that the Handset is the Correct One for the Customer’s Coverage Area
Handset part numbers are carrier dependent. If the part number of the handset does not
correspond with the carrier specific number, the phone will not function properly and will appear
to be defective. Refer to the parts department to find the correct handset type (CDMA or
TDMA), and carrier specific part number for the customer’s carrier preference.
The part numbers can also be found on the web at: http://www.mbusaphones.com. This site is
provided by Motorola and is intended for dealer use only. The site is password protected. Enter
"mbusa" for the "User Name" entry, and "k2option" for the "Password", both entries need to
be in lower case letters, and then select “O.K.”.
3. Assure that the Handset is Programmed Correctly
Assure that the phone is properly programmed and activated. If the customer is switching cell
service from analog to digital, inform the carrier that the new phone is digital to avoid activation
problems. Make a test call to verify that the carrier has activated the phone, and that it has been
programmed correctly.
4. Assure that the System is Installed Properly
Inspect the installation of the system. Assure that all component connections and wiring
connectors are properly connected. Assure that the Compensator has not been installed
backwards (reversed in the antenna line).
5. Check Applicable Fuses
Assure that all fuses are good. In addition to checking the fuses for the phone system, other
vehicle systems which interface with the telephone package might have a blown fuse, such as the
radio, etc, which would affect the operation of the phone functions. If a fuse is blown, determine
the cause to eliminate the problem from reoccurring.
6. Signal Quality
If the problem is poor signal quality, assure that it is not a carrier problem. Eliminate the
possibility of a cell site malfunction or other carrier related anomaly by calling the customer’s
carrier to verify that they are not experiencing technical problems. A bad signal could also be the
result of the operator being outside of, or on the edge of, a carrier provider’s coverage area.

Tall buildings, hills or mountains, valleys, inside buildings, etc, can "block" the RF signal and
give a false impression that the telephone package is defective. Some examples would be, inside
the center of a building with few or no windows, an under-ground parking facility where the
signal is virtually blocked in both directions (receive/transmit) by the structure, driving through
tunnels, etc.
7. Inspect the Coil Cord
Assure that the phone to coil cord connection is good. Closely inspect the male connection at the
end of the coil cord and the female connection on the bottom end of the handset for missing or
damaged pins, corrosion, etc.
8. Assure that all Components are Receiving Power and have a good Ground Path
Refer to the electrical diagrams in section 4 to assure that power and ground is present for each
component.
9. Inspect and Test the Handset
Use a known good handset to determine whether the problem is with the portable or mobile mode.
Test a known good handset in the mobile mode. If the system functions correctly with a known
good handset, then the mobile side of the system is not likely the problem. Make several trials
with the known good handset and the original, to rule out the possibility of an intermittent
problem with either mode.
If the problem is suspected to be with the portable mode, assure that the battery is fully charged
and not defective. Use a known good battery when testing in portable mode. Inspect the handset’s
antenna for damage and assure that it is properly secured and extended when testing in portable
mode.
The handset utilizes different circuitry internally for each mode; therefore a handset might operate
correctly in the portable mode but not in the mobile mode. For example if the coil cord receptacle
on the bottom of the handset is defective, then the handset would function properly in the portable
mode, but may present integration issues when handset is placed in cradle for mobile mode.
Assure that the handset is not using the "Lock" security feature before troubleshooting the system.
The handset will not function if the phone is locked. Assure that steps ‘1’ thru ‘9’ have been
performed before deciding that a component is defective and returning it to the warranty
department.
10. Troubleshooting Procedures
If all of the steps in this procedure have been completed, and the problem was not found, then go
to the troubleshooting procedures that pertain to the malfunction (sections 6.2 thru 6.10) and
continue with the problem-solving process.

4.4.1 Handset Keypad Or Display Problems
1. With the phone in portable mode (disconnected from the vehicle), turn on the
phone. With the phone still on, press “8” twenty times.
Does the handset display show twenty “8’s” with all segments?
Yes – All display segments are functioning. Go to Step B.
No – Handset display segments incomplete. Handset is defective. Replace. END
2. With the phone still on, press and hold CLR for 2 seconds. Press 123456789*0#.
Does the handset display 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9*-0-#?

Yes – Tested buttons on the handset are functioning properly. Press and hold the CLR button for 2
seconds. Go to STEP C.
No – Handset buttons are not functioning properly. Handset is defective. Replace. END
3. Press “RCL-END”, “STO-END”, “CLR-END”, “FCN-END”, “Mail-END”,

“SENDEND”.
Is a beep heard for each key pressed in the above sequence? Yes –
Tested buttons on the handset are functioning properly. END No –
Defective button detected on handset. Replace. END
4.4.2 No Battery Charging While Plugged Into the Vehicle
1. Place the portable with a battery installed in the vehicle’s holder with coil cord
plugged into the phone. Turn on the ignition and check the battery indicator on the portable’s
display.
Is the battery indicator flashing?

Yes – The PSE system is operating properly. Go to Step 3
No – Substitute a known good battery.
Yes – Original battery was defective. END No
– Reinstall original battery. Go to Step 2
2. Substitute a known good coil cord. Power up the phone system.

Yes – Original coil cord is defective. END
No – Reinstall the original coil cord. Go to Step 3.
3. Substitute a known good phone. Power up the phone system.

Yes – Original phone is defective. END
No – Reinstall original phone. Go to Step 4.
4. Substitute a known good PSE, and with the ignition on, connect the coil cord
to the portable with the battery installed on the portable.

Yes – Original PSE was defective. END No
– Reinstall original PSE. Go to Step 5.
5. Substitute a 25-pin sub-wire harness. Power up the phone system.

Yes – Original 25-pin sub-wire harness is defective. END
No – Call the Mercedes-Benz Regional Technical Support Specialist for assistance.
4.4.3 Phone Does Not Power Up
1. Does phone power up in Portable Mode (coil cord unplugged)? Yes – Go

to STEP 2. No – Remove the battery; inspect battery connectors between the handset and
battery.
Are handset battery connectors in good condition?

No - If broken or non-repairable, replace the handset. Call service provider to activate new
handset ESN. Perform “Initial installation checks”. END
Yes - Install a freshly charged battery.
Does the phone power up in Portable Mode (coil cord unplugged)?

No - Handset is defective. Replace the handset. Call service provider to activate
new handset ESN. Program phone in Portable Mode (coil cord unplugged). Enter
customer’s security and unlock code. Enter numbers stored in memory (enter them
one at a time). If numbers not available, advise customer that numbers were not
retrievable from handset. Perform “Initial Installation Checks”. END
Yes - Charge customer’s battery enough to test. (8 hours on overnight charger or ½
hour in vehicle with coil cord connected.)
Does the phone power up in Portable Mode (coil cord unplugged)?

No - Perform the Basic Battery Tests on the troubleshooting chart.
Yes - Inform customer of correct charging procedure and maintenance. Also
inform customer about approximate talk times. END
2. Does the phone power up in the Mobile Mode (coil cord plugged
in)? Yes - With the phone powered up, shake the coil cord.
Does the phone stay "ON"?

Yes - No problem found. Secure further information from the customer. END No
- Go to STEP 3.

No - Go to STEP 3.
3. Install new coil cord.
Does phone power up in Mobile Mode (coil cord plugged in)?

Yes - With the phone powered up, shake the coil cord.
Does the phone stay "ON"?

Yes - Coil cord defective. END
No - Reinstall original coil cord. There is a connection problem between the coil cord and
the handset. Carefully clean the connectors and retry. END
No - Reinstall original coil cord. Go to STEP 4.
4. Gain access to the PSE and RF compensator.
5. Are the connectors of the Y harness firmly connected with the RF compensator
and PSE?
Yes - Go to STEP 7.
No - Reseat Y harness connectors.
Does the phone power up?

Yes - Y harness improperly connected. END No
- Go to STEP 6.
6. Disconnect the Y harness from the PSE.
7. Turn the ignition on.
8. Check for battery voltage at pins 4 and 16 of the 25-pin connector for the PSE.
Is battery voltage available at each location?

Yes - Go to STEP 9.
No - Remove the Y harness.
With the ignition on, is voltage present at pins 4 and 16 of the 25-pin connector of the
vehicle pre-wire?
Yes - Replace the Y harness. END
No - Repair vehicle wiring/fuse between the battery and the 25-pin connector of the
vehicle pre-wire Use appropriate Electrical Wiring Diagram manual to locate best test
locations. END
9. Check pins 3 and 17 of the PSE connector of the Y harness for proper
continuity to ground.
Continuity to ground confirmed?

Yes - Go to STEP 10.
No - Remove the Y harness. Check for continuity between pins 3 and 17 of the 25-pin connector
of the vehicle pre-wire and ground.

Continuity to ground confirmed?

Yes - Replace the Y harness. END
No - Repair faulty ground connection between vehicle pre-wire and ground. Use
appropriate Electrical Wiring Diagram manual to locate best test locations. END
10. Reconnect Y harness connector to the PSE.
Does the phone power up in the Mobile Mode (coil cord plugged in)?
Yes - Clean and tighten connections that have been moved. END No - Go
to STEP 11.
11. Disconnect the RF compensator. (Leave the PSE connected).
Does the phone power up in the mobile mode?

Yes - Original RF compensator defective. END
No - Reconnect the RF compensator. Go to STEP 12.
12. Install a known good PSE.

Yes - Original PSE defective. END
No - Reinstall original PSE. Go to STEP 13.
13. Substitute a known good coil cord.

Yes - Coil cord defective. END No
- Go to STEP 14.
14. Substitute a known good Y harness.

Yes - Defective Y harness. END
No - Reinstall original Y harness. Go to STEP 15.
15. Install a known good portable phone. (No need to program)

Yes - Original portable phone faulty.
A. Call service provider to activate new ESN.
B. Program phone in Portable Mode (coil cord unplugged).
C. Transfer numbers stored in memory. (Enter them one at a time.)
D. Perform "Initial Installation" checks. END
No - Reinstall original portable phone. Not a cellular phone problem. Inspect vehicle wiring.

4.4.4 No Keypad Tones And/Or No Incoming Audio In Hands-free

Mode From Vehicle Speakers
1. Turn on the ignition and turn on the phone. In the Mobile Mode (coil cord plugged
in), listen for tones when the portable handset keys are pressed.
2. Are tones audible from speakers? Yes - With the coil cord plugged in and the
handset in the cradle, place a hands-free call and listen for incoming audio at the appropriate door
speaker.
Incoming audio heard?

Yes - No trouble found. Get further information from the customer. END No
- Key tones are heard-no incoming audio. Go to STEP 3.
No - Ensure "Keypad Tone" feature is turned on. To access "Feature Menu" press "FCN-1" and
use "#" or "*" to scroll and locate "Tone Control," press "STO." Use "#" or "' to scroll and locate
"Keypad Tones. If “Keypad Tones Off” is displayed, press the smart key to turn tones back on.
Are tones audible from speakers?

Yes - Improper programming-programming corrected. END No
- Tones are not audible from keypad. Go to STEP 4.
3. During the hands-free call, can the land party hear

you? Yes - Go to STEP 18. No - Go to STEP 15.
4. Dial a number on the head unit and attempt to place a call to the number dialed.
Call placed?
Yes - Go to STEP 9.
No – Check the connections of the D2B cable into the PSE and into the vehicle cabling. Go to
STEP 6.
5. Listen for tones when handset keys are pressed.
Tones heard at speaker?

Yes – Poor connection caused problems. END
No – Replace the D2B fiber optic cable, which connects to the PSE with a known good cable. Go
to STEP 7.

Yes – Defective D2B cable. END
No – Substitute a known good PSE. Go to STEP 8.


Yes – Defective PSE. END
No – Replace original PSE. Not a cellular phone related problem. Repair head unit or vehicle
wiring problem.
8. Check connections of PSE 25 pin Y harness cable to make sure connectors are firmly
mated. Go to STEP 10.

Yes – Poor connection caused problem. END
No – Replace the PSE 25 pin Y harness cable with a known good cable. Go to STEP 11.

Yes – Defective Y harness. END
No – Replace the Y harness cable with the original. Go to STEP 12.
11. Replace the PSE with a known good PSE. Listen for tones when handset keys are
pressed.
Tones heard at speaker? Yes

– Defective PSE. END
No – Re-install the original PSE in the vehicle. Go to STEP 13.
12. Replace the coil cord with a known good coil cord. Listen for tones when handset keys
are pressed.

Yes – Defective coil cord. END
No – Re-install the original coil cord in the vehicle. Go to STEP 14.
13. Replace the phone with a known good phone. Listen for tones when handset keys are
pressed.

Yes – Defective phone. END
No – Not a cellular phone related problem. Repair vehicle wiring. END
14. Substitute a known good Y harness. Place a hands-free call (coil cord plugged in) with
handset in cradle.
Can both parties be heard?

Yes - Original Y harness faulty. END

No - Reinstall original Y harness and substitute a known good coil cord. Go to STEP 16.
15. Power up phone and listen for tones when handset keys are pressed.

Yes - Defective coil cord. END
No - Reinstall original coil cord and substitute a known good PSE. Go to STEP 17.
16. Place a hands-free call (coil cord plugged in) with handset in cradle.
Can both parties be heard?

Yes - Original PSE faulty. Perform "Initial Installation" checks. END
No - Reinstall original PSE. Call Mercedes-Benz Regional Technical Support for further
assistance. END
17. Check for tight/good connections of the Y harness and PSE.
Place a hands-free call. Can you hear the land party?

Yes - Loose connections caused problem. END No - Go
to STEP 19.
18. Substitute a known good PSE. Place a hands-free call.
Can you hear the land party?

Yes - Original PSE faulty. Perform "Initial Installation" checks. END
No - Reinstall original PSE. Call technical support number for further assistance. END
4.4.5 Static During Calls And/Or Dropped Calls
These types of problems usually require detailed input from the customer. The questions asked of
the customer will greatly assist in obtaining a correct conclusion. MOST OF THE PROBLEMS
IN THIS AREA ARE RELATED TO POOR COVERAGE BY THE SYSTEM PROVIDER.
Most complaints relating to the performance of the cellular telephone are not due to a malfunction
of the Telephone System or the Cellular Network itself. It is more likely that the cause lies in the
characteristics inherent to wireless communications. Radio signals both transmitted and received
by the cellular telephone work best when there is an unobstructed path between the phone's
antenna and the network's "base site" antennas. Because of the reflecting characteristics of the
cellular phone radio signal, directed and reflected signals may reach the antenna at the same time
("multi-path"). They cancel each other out, creating small "islands" where audio “nulls” occurs.
As the car moves through these spots, the caller will hear a momentary flutter. This same
characteristic causes "ghost" images in television when an airplane flies over. Multi-path can also
cause a "cross-talk" phenomenon, where the driver may temporarily hear another cellular
conversation.
Common symptoms, which may occur in a cellular conversation, are: o

Static, Lack of coverage or "multi-path" condition.

o Cross talk: The cellular telephone has captured a "voice channel" from another base site
due to weak coverage or multi-path condition. This is a landline or system coverage
problem.
o Dropped calls: Weak coverage area, multi-path condition, or "system" drop.
o Clicks/occasional chopped word: System handoff to another base site.
o Increased/decreased volume at either landline or vehicle.
o Echo or feedback: The current "voice channel" that the system has assigned to the
cellular telephone has a higher or lower gain, or more or less "side tone," compared to a
previous channel.
It is extremely important to confirm that there is in fact good coverage in the area where
difficulties are encountered. "Dead" or "Black" zones are very prevalent in. all areas.
1. In which mode below are static or dropped

calls experienced?
A. Portable Mode only (coil cord unplugged).

Go to STEP 2.
B. Mobile Mode only (coil cord plugged in).

Go to STEP 4.
If the problem exists in both the Mobile and Portable Modes-most likely this is a cellular system
problem and not the phone in the vehicle. If available, compare to another phone on the same
cellular provider. If this is not possible, use the Portable Mode (A) test first and then proceed
with the Mobile Mode (B) test.
2. In the Portable Mode (coil cord unplugged), is the static/dropped call condition Not
Evident Now (Intermittent) or Evident Now (Continuous)?
Not Evident Now (Intermittent) -Question the customer to determine if he/she has noted a pattern
such as the same location, time of day, or type of geography (hills, valleys, tunnels, etc.) during
which the static/dropped call problem occurs and what is the SSM (Signal Strength Meter) at the
time of the occurrence. (As with any intermittent complaint, do not replace parts without
confirming the condition.) Record all information on the "Troubleshooting Questionnaire."
Is Signal Strength Meter High or Low (Portable Mode)?

High - 3 bars or more. Go to STEP 3.
Low - 2 bars or less. Most probable no malfunction exists. Some static is normal in this range and
it is likely that calls could be dropped if conditions change, but reconfirm that antenna is in good
condition and properly installed. Ask customer to gather more data if condition persists, paying
particular attention to the SSM. END
Evident Now (Continuous -meaning it is present now!) - Place a call to reconfirm the noise.
Make sure signal strength is 3 bars or more! Obtain another Portable Plus phone. Place a call
from each unit in the same area in Portable Mode.

Do both units exhibit the same problem?

Yes - Not a fault with the phone. This may be a temporary cellular system issue. END
No – Are both phones on the same carrier?

Yes - Customer handset is malfunctioning. Replace handset.
C. Transfer numbers stored in locations 1-99. (Enter them one at a time.)
D. Perform "Initial Installation" checks. END No - The two phones are on
different carriers. Locate a test phone on the same carrier and repeat the test procedure.
Static may be on one carrier, but not on the other.
Do both units exhibit the same problem?

Yes - Not a fault with the phone. END
No - If original phone still exhibits the problem, the handset is faulty; replace
handset.
C. Transfer numbers stored in locations 1-99. (Enter them one at a
time.)
3. Place a few calls in Portable Mode (coil cord unplugged), listening for static or a
dropped call.
Static/dropped call experienced? (If not sure, compare with another unit, if available.)
No - Describe to the customer the cellular system characteristics that will cause these problems,
and advise of areas that may cause static/dropped calls. Also have the customer check the
SSM at the time of the occurrence. Advise the customer that a Low SSM will have static
and the strong possibility of dropped calls. END
Yes – Check the System ID and phone number information. (Refer to phone manual for
instructions.)
Is information correct for chosen carrier?

Yes - Place a few more calls to reconfirm the condition.
Is static/dropped call experienced?

Yes - Original handset faulty. Replace handset.
B. Program phone in portable mode (coil cord unplugged).
No - Describe to the customer the cellular system characteristics that will cause
these problems, and advise of areas that may cause static/dropped calls. Also
have the customer check the SSM at the time of the occurrence. Advise the
customer that a Low SSM will have static and the strong possibility of
dropped calls. END

No - Correct programming error and retest for static/dropped calls by placing a few calls
in Portable Mode (coil cord unplugged). (Refer to Easy Programming Card or call
Motorola Technical Support for instructions)
Is static/dropped call experienced (Portable Mode)?
Yes - Original handset faulty Replace handset.
No – Programming error caused problems. END
4. In the Mobile Mode (coil cord plugged in) is the static/dropped call condition
Evident Now or Not Evident Now?
Not Evident Now (Intermittent) - Question the customer to determine if he/she has noted a
pattern such as the same location, time of day, or type of geography (hills, valleys, tunnels, etc.)
during which the static/dropped calls problem occurs and what is the SSM at the time of the
occurrence. (As with any intermittent complaint, do not replace parts without confirming the
condition.)
Turn on ignition and power up the phone.
Is the SSM 3 bars or more?

Yes - High (3 bars or more) - Go to STEP 5.
No - Low (Less than 3 bars) - Go to STEP 6.
Evident Now (Continuous--meaning It is present NOW) - Place a few calls to reconfirm the
complaint is evident now.
Is static/noise present during the calls?

Yes - Go to STEP 8.
No - Problem not evident at this time. Question the customer to determine if he/she has noted a
pattern such as the same location, time of day, or type of geography (hills, valleys, tunnels,
etc.) during which the static/dropped call problem occurs and what is the SSM at the time of
the occurrence. (As with any complaint, do not replace parts without confirming the
condition.) Record all information on the "Troubleshooting Questionnaire." END
5. Place a few calls to try and confirm customer complaint.
Is customer complaint confirmed?

Yes - Use Evident Now (Continuous) Path. Go to STEP 8.
No - Go to STEP 7.
6. Move the vehicle to several locations with good system
coverage. Will the SSM indicate a signal greater than 3 bars or more?

Yes - Most probable that no malfunction exists. Some static is normal in the 2 bar or less range
and it is likely that calls could be dropped if conditions change, but reconfirm that antenna is in
good condition and properly installed. Ask customer to gather more data if condition persists,
paying particular attention to the SSM. END
No - Access the compensator and connect the magnetic mount antenna to the compensator
connector marked "antenna. Place the magnetic mount "antenna" at the vehicle roof level.
Will the SSM indicate a level higher than 2 bars?
Yes - Reconnect the vehicle's antenna. Go to STEP 11.
No - Disconnect the 5-pin connector and both coaxial connectors from the compensator. Do not
disconnect the 25-pin connector from the PSE. (Note: It is OK to leave the compensator dis-
connected during this test.) Place a double-sided female adapter between the two-coax ends, thus
bypassing the compensator.
Does the SSM indicate a level higher than 2 bars?

Yes - Original compensator defective. Replace and confirm. END
No - Reconnect the 5-pin connector and antenna coax cables to the compensator. Disconnect coil
cord coax connector, install double-sided female adapter to the coil cord and attach magnetic
mount antenna.

Yes - Original antenna cable defective. END NO -
Replace coil cord with known good cord.

Yes - Original coil cord faulty. END
No - Reinstall original coil cord. Substitute a known good handset (no need to program).

Yes - Original handset faulty Replace handset.
No - Reinstall original handset. Reconfirm condition. Contact Mercedes-Benz Regional
Technical Support Specialist for assistance. Document further diagnostic procedures,
results, repairs, and time used on work order. END
7. During a test call; shake, twist, and move the coil cord around.
Is static/noise present or does it change while shaking or moving the coil cord?
Yes - Substitute a new coil cord and place a few calls while shaking the coil cord as before.
Is static/noise present or does it change while shaking or moving the coil cord?
Yes - Reinstall original coil cord. Go to STEP 11.
No - Defective coil cord. END
No - Go to STEP 8

8. Start engine and place a call. While hearing static/noise during the call, vary engine
speed.
Is the complaint of static/noise engine speed related?
Yes - Substitute a known good handset.
Noise gone?
Yes - Original handset faulty.
C. Transfer numbers stored in location 1-99. (Enter them one at a time.)
No - If problem persists, contact Mercedes-Benz Regional Technical Support Specialist
for assistance. Document further diagnostic procedures, results, repairs, and time
used on work order. END
No - With the ignition on, power up the phone.
Is SSM 3 bars or more?

Yes - Go to STEP 9.
No - Move vehicle to a known good cellular coverage area.
Is SSM 3 bars or more?
Yes - Go to STEP 9.
No - Go to STEP 6.
9. During a test call shake, twist, and move the coil cord around.
Is static/noise present or did it change while shaking or moving the coil cord?
Yes - Substitute a new coil cord and place a few calls while shaking the coil cord as before.
Is static/noise present or did it change while shaking or moving the coil cord?
Yes - Reinstall original coil cord. Go to STEP 10. No - Original coil cord defective.
END
No - Go to STEP 10.
10. Visually inspect antenna cable for loose connections and antenna for proper installation.
Are connections loose or damaged?

Yes – Fix connection.
Is static/noise present?
Yes – Continue to step 11.
No – Original connection defective. END
No – Continue to step 11.
11. Visually inspect antenna cable for loose connections at the coil cord and compensator.
Are connections loose or damaged?

Yes – Fix connection.
Yes – Continue to step 12.
No – Original connection defective. END
No – Continue to step 12.
12. If problem persists, replace PSE, make phone several phone calls.
Yes – Reinstall original PSE. Go to Step 13.
No – Original PSE was defective. END
13. Replace 25 pin Y cable, make several phone calls.
Yes – Reinstall original Y cable. Go to Step 14.
No – Original Y cable was defective. END
14. Temporarily install a vehicle specific wiring harness between armrest connectors and Y
cable, make several test phone calls.
Yes – Reconnect original pre-wire. Go to 15.
No – Original pre-wire was defective. END
15. Contact Mercedes-Benz Regional Technical Support Specialist for further assistance.
Document further diagnostic procedures, results, repairs and time used on work order.
END
4.4.6 No Handset Audio (Transmit or Receive) or Landline Cannot

Hear Mobile On Handset Or Mobile Cannot Hear Landline On
Handset.
The diagnostics that follow assume that the phone operates normally in Portable Mode (Coil
Cord Unplugged). Please confirm prior to continuing.
1. Verify complaint by making a handset call (coil cord plugged in); during the call, shake
the handset several times.
Can both parties hear each other?
Yes- Problem not evident at this time. Get more information from the customer. End.
No- Transmit /receive audio not heard. Go To STEP 2.
2. Verify 10-pin connector in center armrest is not damaged (bent or missing pins). If
damaged replace, otherwise substitute a known good 10-pin connector.
Can both parties hear each other?

Yes- Original 10-pin connector was damaged or defective. END

No- Reinstall original 10-pin connector. Go To STEP 3.
3. Substitute a known good handset. (must be programmed with an active number). Place
test call.
Can landline hear you?

Yes- Original handset defective.
A. Call the service provider to activate new ESN.
B. Program phone in portable mode (coil cord unplugged). Enter customer’s security and
unlock code.
C. Transfer ALL of customer’s phonebook from old phone to new phone.
D. Perform “Initial Installation” checks to verify that phone functions properly in car.
END.
No- Reconnect original handset. Go To STEP 4.
4. Substitute a known good coil cord. Place test call.

Yes- Original coil cord was defective. END No-
Reinstall original coil cord. Go To STEP 5.
5. Look at PSE for bent or damaged pins, if pins look good substitute a known good PSE.
Place test call.
Can landline hear you? Yes-Original PSE

defective. END No-Reinstall original PSE.
Go To STEP 6
6. Substitute a known good Y cable. Place test call.

Yes- Original Y cable defective. END
No- Reinstall original Y cable. Go To STEP 7
7. Substitute a known good microphone. Place test call.

Yes- Original microphone defective. END
No- Reinstall original microphone. Go To STEP 8
8. If after completing all of the above previous there is still a problem contact Mercedes-
Benz Regional Technical Support Specialist.

4.4.7 No Hands-free Transmit Audio/Called Party Cannot Hear You
The diagnostics that follow assume that the phone operates normally in Portable Mode (Coil Cord
Unplugged). Please confirm prior to continuing.
1. Verify complaint by making a hands-free call in the Mobil Mode (Coil Cord Plugged
in) with the flip closed.
Can land party hear your hands-free conversation?

Yes- Problem is not evident at this time- get more specific information from the customer
regarding the problem.
No- Can you hear land party?
Yes- Go To STEP 2
No- Test voice recognition and Tele-aid for proper ground, if grounded, Go To STEP 5
2. Verify 10 pin connector in center armrest is not damaged (bent or missing pins). If
damaged replace. Otherwise substitute a known good 10-pin connector. Place test call.

Yes- Original 10-pin connector was damaged or defective. END
No- Reinstall original 10-pin connector. Go To STEP 3.
3. Try a known good handset. Place test call.

Yes- Original handset defective.
A. Call the service provider to activate new ESN.
B. Program phone in portable mode (coil cord unplugged). Enter customer’s security and
unlock code.
C. Transfer ALL of customer’s phonebook from old phone to new phone.
D. Perform “Initial Installation” checks to verify that phone functions properly in car.
END.
No- Reconnect original handset. Go To STEP 4.
4. Substitute a known good coil cord. Place test call.

Yes- Original coil cord was defective. END
No- Reinstall original coil cord. Go To STEP 6.
5. Verify the Hands-free volume is turned to a high enough level that you can hear it.
6. Look at PSE for bent or damaged pins, if pins look good substitute a known good PSE.
Place test call.
Can landline hear you? Yes-Original PSE

defective. END No-Reinstall original PSE.
Go To STEP 7
7. Substitute a known good Y cable. Place test call.


Yes- Original Y cable defective. END
No- Reinstall original Y cable. Go To STEP 8
8. Substitute a known good microphone. Place test call.

Yes- Original microphone defective. END
No- Reinstall original microphone. Go To STEP 9
9. If after completing all of the above and there is still a problem, contact your Mercedes-
Benz Regional Technical Support Specialist.
4.4.8 No SVC Indicator Stays On
Prior to proceeding, verify that there is cellular coverage in the area in which the repairs are being
conducted. Powering up a known good phone, which uses the same cellular provider in the service area,
and confirming that the “No SVC” indicator goes out can do verification.
1. Is the "NO SVC" indicator staying on in the PORTABLE mode (coil cord unplugged)?
No- Go to next STEP
Yes - Please verify the phone setting. (Refer to the users menu about phone programming). END.
2. Is the "NO SVC" indicator staying on in the MOBILE mode (coil cord plugged in)? No-
Customer may have inadvertently left home service area or powered up phone in an area of
highly restricted signal strength (underground parking, etc). Obtain further information
from the customer. END.
Yes - Go to next STEP
3. Visually inspect antenna cable connections at center console and the compensator.
Confirm that the antenna is attached to the connector marked "antenna" on the compensator.
Is installation correct?
No- Install components correctly.
Did "NO SVC" indicator go off?

No- Go to next STEP.
Yes- Improper antenna/installation connection. END.
Yes - Go to next STEP.
4. Disconnect antenna from compensator connector marked "antenna" and connect the
magnetic mount test antenna to the compensator connector marked "antenna" and place antenna at
vehicle roof level.
Is "NO SVC" indicator off?

Yes - Replace the cable or the antenna. END.

5. Install a known good compensator. Connect vehicle antenna to connector marked

"antenna" on the compensator.
Is "NO SVC" indicator off?

No- Reinstall original compensator. Go to next STEP.
Yes - Original compensator faulty. Perform "Initial Installation" checks. END.
6. Disconnect the coil cord RF connector at the center console. Install a double-sided
female adapter on the coil cord RF connector and attach the magnetic mount antenna.
Is the "NO SVC" indicator off?

Yes - Antenna cable between coil cord and the compensator defective. END.
7. Install a known good coil cord.
Is the "NO SVC" indicator off? No
- Go to next STEP.
Yes - Original coil cord defective. END.
8. Install a known good portable phone.
Is the "NO SVC" indicator off?

No- Contact the Mercedes-Benz Regional Technical Support Specialist as no other components
can be involved. Document further diagnostic problems, results, repairs and record on work
order. END.
Yes - Original portable phone defective. END.
4.4.9 Complete Loss of Vehicle System Audio
Any of the devices in the list below can cause loss of system audio. The specific device
configuration will vary depending on the options installed and the vehicle type. Use the basic
troubleshooting technique below for all devices except the head control unit, also reference
phone manual for further information.
Head control unit

Audio amplifier
Voice recognition module
Phone Support Electronics module
CD player
Tele-Aid II module
LEVEL 1: Basic Device Troubleshooting Technique
1. One device at a time, remove the fiber optic (D2B) cable and complete the D2B network by
connecting a jumper joining the 2 ends of the cable just removed.
2. Power cycle the Head Unit off and on. Select radio function.

Can radio audio be heard?

Yes – Replace the device now jumpered out. Power cycle the head control unit.
Yes – Replaced device was defective. END
No – Inspect for damage on optical cable connecting to this device.
No – Put original device back in the D2B ring and repeat step 1 & 2 until all devices have been
bypassed. Go to LEVEL 2.
LEVEL 2: Head Unit Troubleshooting
1. Replace head unit.

Yes – Original head unit defective. END
No – Inspect head unit optical cable for damage.
Is cable damaged?
Yes – Fix or replace damaged cable. END
No – All devices have been check. A defective cable is the most likely cause of the defect.
~ Use an optical jumper cable between devices to locate area of damaged cable.
Call Mercedes-Benz Regional Technical Support Specialist for assistance if pre-wire cabling defect
cannot be located.

5.0 Bill of Materials Section
Table of Contents
5.1 __ MY00 Antenna Application Matrix
5.2 __ MY00 StarTAC Bill of Materials
5.3 __ MY01 Timeport Bill of Materials
5.4 __ MY02 v.60 Bill of Materials
5.5 __ CP Module Bill of Materials
5.6 __ MHI Module Bill of Materials

5.1 MY00 Antenna Application Matrix
Part Numbers and Mounting Locations
Tele Aid Antennas

Vehicle AM/FM/WB GPS GPS Splitter Phone
Primary Back-Up
129 820 16 75 129 820 19 75 129 820 21 75 129 820 16 75 129 820 16 75
R129
Pwr Ant. Mast 1 Trunk Lid n/a Bumper Pwr Ant. Mast 1 , 2 Pwr Ant. Mast 1, 2
163 827 00 01 3
163 820 06 75 4
M163 ?163 820 06 75 4
Rear Glass Roof Top n/a n/a n/a Roof Top
202 820 22 75
R170
Fender Mast n/a n/a n/a n/a Bumper
210 820 13 75 210 820 13 75 202 820 22 75
W202
Rear Glass Roof Top 5 n/a Roof Top 5 Under Hat Shelf Bumper
129 820 19 75 210 820 24 89 202 820 22 75 202 820 22 75
A208 Left Rear Wheel
Fender Mast 1 Trunk Lid Fender Mast 1 Bumper 6 Bumper 6
Well
210 820 13 75 210 820 24 89 210 820 13 75 210 820 14 75 202 820 22 75
C208 Right Rear
Rear Glass Roof Top 5 Longitudinal Roof Top 5 Under Hat Shelf Bumper
Chassis Member
210 820 13 75 210 820 24 89 210 820 13 75 210 820 14 75 202 820 22 75
W210 C-Pillar Passenger
Rear Glass Roof Top 5 Roof Top 5 Under Hat Shelf Bumper
Compartment
210 820 13 75 210 820 24 89 210 820 13 75 202 820 22 75 202 820 22 75
S210 Left Rear C-Pillar Passenger
Roof Top 5 Roof Top 5 Bumper 6 Bumper 6
Side Glass Compartment
215 820 11 75 210 820 24 89 215 820 12 75 202 820 22 75 215 820 11 75
C215 Trunk Lid 5 Right Rear Quarter Trunk Lid Trunk Lid 5
Rear Glass Bumper
(inside - left) Panel (inside-right) (inside - left)
220 820 17 89 220 820 13 75 210 820 24 89 220 820 13 75 210 820 18 75 210 820 18 75
V220 Right Rear Quarter
Rear Glass Shark Fin Shark Fin Bumper 6 Bumper 6
Panel
1 Integrated AM/FM/WB/800 Mhz Cellular Antenna

2 Cellular mast antenna is shared. When telephone is installed RF switch Q 6 82 0430 is required.
3 Cellular antenna only
4 Integrated GPS and cellular antenna. Uses same vehicle coax ; signal is split at splitter 163 820 12 89 in radio compartment
5 Integrated GPS and cellular antenna.
6 When telephone is installed, bumper antenna is shared. RF switch Q 6 82 0430 is required.

5.2 MY00 StarTAC Bill of Materials
Vehicle Type MY2000 StarTAC S-Class Sedan

(W220)
MBUSA Sales Model# Q6820446 N/A
STANDARD TELEPHONE KIT OPTIONAL SBS KIT
DESCRIPTION MOTOROLA P/N MBNA P/N MOTOROLA P/N MBNA P/N
PSE SYN0234A Q6820460 SBS STANDARD
COMPENSATOR SYN8015A Q6820461 SBS STANDARD
DASA SBS MODULE SYN7103A Q6820422 SBS STANDARD
DASA SBS MODULE AUDIO TAPE SYN7603A P2703098 SBS STANDARD
HOLDER, ANTI-FLIP OPENING SYN8008A Q6820459 SBS STANDARD
INSTALL HDW, GENERAL SYN8013A Q6820462 SBS STANDARD
INSTALL HDW, SBS OPTION -- -- SBS STANDARD
INSTALL HDW, MISC. -- -- SBS STANDARD
CABLE, COILCORD SKN4974A Q6820464 SBS STANDARD
CABLE, D2B OPTICAL SKN4960A Q6820432 SBS STANDARD
CABLE, PSE/COMPSTR SKN4979A Q6820468 SBS STANDARD
CABLE, PSE/COMPSTR/D2B OPTICAL -- -- SBS STANDARD
CABLE, COAX EXTENSION -- -- SBS STANDARD
BRKT, PSE SYN7162A Q6820426 SBS STANDARD
BRKT, PSE/COMPENSATOR -- -- SBS STANDARD
BRKT, ANTENNA SWITCH SYN7161A Q6820431 SBS STANDARD
BRKT, DASA SBS MODULE SYN7163A Q6820429 SBS STANDARD
BRKT, COMPENSATOR SYN7164A Q6820427 SBS STANDARD
BRKT, PSE/COMPENSATOR/SBS -- -- SBS STANDARD
BRKT PSE/COMPEN/SBS/ANTSW -- -- SBS STANDARD
BRKT PSE/COMPEN/ANTSW -- -- SBS STANDARD
BRKT, PLASTIC SHIELD (SL ONLY) -- -- SBS STANDARD
BRKT, HOLDER MOUNTING -- -- SBS STANDARD
BRKT, CD-CHNGR BASEPLT (SL ONLY) -- -- SBS STANDARD
FALSE BOTTOM (A208 & C208 ONLY) -- -- SBS STANDARD
PTT LEVER: R129 -- -- SBS STANDARD
PTT LEVER: A208, C208, W210, S210 -- -- SBS STANDARD
PTT LEVER: W220, C215 -- -- SBS STANDARD
ANTENNA SWITCH SYN7195A Q6820430 SBS STANDARD
ADPTR, MALE SAP TO MALE MINI-U -- -- SBS STANDARD
TEMPLATE, INSTALLATION SJN9088A Q6820482 SBS STANDARD
FOAM "U" CHANNEL (SLK ONLY) -- -- SBS STANDARD
MANUAL, SBS ONLY SJN8956A P2710220099 SBS STANDARD
ANTENNA (M-CLASS ONLY) -- -- SBS STANDARD

Vehicle Type MY2000 StarTAC S-Class Coupe

(C215)
(INTRODUCED
1/00)

CABLE, D2B OPTICAL SKN4984A TBD SBS STANDARD
BRKT, PSE -- -- SBS STANDARD
BRKT, PSE/COMPENSATOR SYN7978A Q6820510 SBS STANDARD
BRKT, ANTENNA SWITCH -- -- SBS STANDARD
BRKT, DASA SBS MODULE SYN7977A Q6820509 SBS STANDARD
BRKT, COMPENSATOR -- -- SBS STANDARD
PTT LEVER: W220, C215 SYN8055A Q6820512 SBS STANDARD
ANTENNA SWITCH -- -- SBS STANDARD
FOAM "U" CHANNEL (SLK ONLY) -- -- SBS STANDARD

Vehicle Type MY2000 StarTAC CLK

CONVERTIBLE
(A208)
MBUSA Sales Model# Q6820440 Q6820448 (same for both CLKs)
PSE SYN0234A Q6820460 -- --
COMPENSATOR SYN8015A Q6820461 -- --

DASA SBS MODULE -- -- SYN7103A Q6820422
DASA SBS MODULE AUDIO TAPE -- -- SYN7603A P2703098
HOLDER, ANTI-FLIP OPENING SYN8008A Q6820459 -- --
INSTALL HDW, GENERAL SYN8013A Q6820462 -- --
INSTALL HDW, SBS OPTION -- -- SYN8138A Q6820463

INSTALL HDW, MISC. -- -- -- --
CABLE, COILCORD SKN4975A Q6820465 -- --
CABLE, D2B OPTICAL NONE REQUIRED- TEL & SBS

PREWIRED
CABLE, PSE/COMPSTR SKN4979A Q6820468 -- --
CABLE, PSE/COMPSTR/D2B OPTICAL -- -- -- --
CABLE, COAX EXTENSION -- -- -- --
BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
BRKT, PSE/COMPENSATOR -- -- -- --
BRKT, ANTENNA SWITCH -- -- -- --
BRKT, DASA SBS MODULE -- -- -- --
BRKT, COMPENSATOR -- -- -- --
BRKT, PSE/COMPENSATOR/SBS -- -- -- --
BRKT PSE/COMPEN/SBS/ANTSW SYN7974A Q6820476 -- --
BRKT PSE/COMPEN/ANTSW -- -- -- --
BRKT, PLASTIC SHIELD (SL ONLY) -- -- -- --
BRKT, HOLDER MOUNTING -- -- -- --
BRKT, CD-CHNGR BASEPLT (SL ONLY) -- -- -- --
FALSE BOTTOM (A208 & C208 ONLY) SYN6754A Q6820322 -- --
PTT LEVER: R129 -- -- -- --

PTT LEVER: R170 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: A208, C208, W210, S210 -- -- SYN8014A Q6820479
PTT LEVER: W220, C215 -- -- -- --
ANTENNA SWITCH SYN7195A Q6820430 -- --
ADPTR, MALE SAP TO MALE MINI-U -- -- -- --

TEMPLATE, INSTALLATION -- -- -- --
FOAM "U" CHANNEL (SLK ONLY) -- -- -- --
MANUAL, SBS ONLY -- -- SJN9358A P2710000
ANTENNA (M-CLASS ONLY) -- -- -- --

Vehicle Type MY2000 StarTAC CLK SEDAN (C208)
MBUSA Sales Model# Q6820439 Q6820448 (same for both CLKs)

PSE SYN0234A Q6820460 -- --

NONE REQUIRED-TEL & SBS
CABLE, D2B OPTICAL PREWIRED
BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
BRKT, PSE/COMPENSATOR/SBS SYN7975A Q6820474 -- --
BRKT PSE/COMPEN/SBS/ANTSW -- -- -- --
FALSE BOTTOM (A208 & C208 ONLY) SYN6754A Q6820322 -- --
PTT LEVER: R129 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: R170 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: W220, C215 -- -- -- --
ANTENNA SWITCH -- -- -- --

Vehicle Type MY2000 StarTAC E-CLASS SEDAN

(W210)
MBUSA Sales Model# Q6820442 Q6820449
PSE SYN0234A Q6820460 -- --
CABLE, D2B OPTICAL SKN4981A Q6820466 SKN4982A Q6820467
BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
FALSE BOTTOM (A208 & C208 ONLY) -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: R129 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: R170 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: W220, C215 -- -- -- --
ANTENNA SWITCH -- -- -- --

Vehicle Type MY2000 StarTAC E-CLASS WAGON

(S210)
MBUSA Sales Model# Q6820443 Q6820450
PSE SYN0234A Q6820460 -- --
BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
BRKT, DASA SBS MODULE -- -- SYN7984A Q6820472
FALSE BOTTOM (A208 & C208 ONLY) -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: R129 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: R170 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: W220, C215 -- -- -- --
ANTENNA SWITCH SYN7195A Q6820430 -- --

Vehicle Type MY2000 StarTAC SL (R129)


BRKT, DASA SBS MODULE -- -- SBS STANDARD
BRKT, PSE/COMPENSATOR/SBS SYN6974A Q6820395 SBS STANDARD
BRKT, PLASTIC SHIELD (SL ONLY) SYN7190A Q6820405 SBS STANDARD
BRKT, HOLDER MOUNTING SYN8016A Q6820477 SBS STANDARD

NOT IN KIT--DEALER ORDERS SYN6975A
BRKT, CD-CHNGR BASEPLT (SL ONLY) (Q6820396) ONLY IF REQUIRED
PTT LEVER: R129 SYN7104A Q6820423 SBS STANDARD
ANTENNA SWITCH SYN7195A Q6820430 SBS STANDARD
-- -- SBS STANDARD
FOAM "U" CHANNEL (SLK ONLY)

Vehicle Type MY2000 StarTAC C-CLASS (W202)

PSE SYN0234A Q6820460 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
COMPENSATOR SYN8015A Q6820461 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
DASA SBS MODULE -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
DASA SBS MODULE AUDIO TAPE -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
HOLDER, ANTI-FLIP OPENING SYN8008A Q6820459 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
INSTALL HDW, GENERAL SYN8013A Q6820462 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
INSTALL HDW, SBS OPTION -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
INSTALL HDW, MISC. -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
CABLE, COILCORD SKN4975A Q6820465 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
CABLE, D2B OPTICAL NONE REQUIRED-PREWIRED SBS NOT AVAILABLE
CABLE, PSE/COMPSTR SKN4979A Q6820468 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
CABLE, PSE/COMPSTR/D2B OPTICAL -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
CABLE, COAX EXTENSION -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
BRKT, PSE -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
BRKT, PSE/COMPENSATOR SYN7604A Q6820330 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
BRKT, ANTENNA SWITCH -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
BRKT, DASA SBS MODULE -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
BRKT, COMPENSATOR -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
BRKT, PSE/COMPENSATOR/SBS -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
BRKT PSE/COMPEN/SBS/ANTSW -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
BRKT PSE/COMPEN/ANTSW -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
BRKT, PLASTIC SHIELD (SL ONLY) -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
BRKT, HOLDER MOUNTING -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
BRKT, CD-CHNGR BASEPLT (SL ONLY) -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
FALSE BOTTOM (A208 & C208 ONLY) -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
PTT LEVER: R129 -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
PTT LEVER: A208, C208, W210, S210 -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
PTT LEVER: W220, C215 -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
ANTENNA SWITCH -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
ADPTR, MALE SAP TO MALE MINI-U -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
TEMPLATE, INSTALLATION -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
FOAM "U" CHANNEL (SLK ONLY) -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
MANUAL, SBS ONLY -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
ANTENNA (M-CLASS ONLY) -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE

Vehicle Type MY2000 StarTAC SLK (R170)

INSTALL HDW, MISC. SYN5859A Q6820278 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
CABLE, D2B OPTICAL NONE REQUIRED-PREWIRED SBS NOT AVAILABLE
CABLE, PSE/COMPSTR SKN4979A Q6820468 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
CABLE, PSE/COMPSTR/D2B OPTICAL -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
CABLE, COAX EXTENSION -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
BRKT, PSE/COMPENSATOR -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
BRKT, COMPENSATOR SYN5855A Q6820276 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
BRKT, HOLDER MOUNTING SYN8136A Q6820478 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
ANTENNA SWITCH (NOT REQ'D-- NO TELEAID UNTIL SBS NOT AVAILABLE

3/00)
ADPTR, MALE SAP TO MALE MINI-U 81161 Q6820274 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
TEMPLATE, INSTALLATION -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
FOAM "U" CHANNEL (SLK ONLY) SYN5853B Q6820390 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
ANTENNA (M-CLASS ONLY) -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE

Vehicle Type MY2000 StarTAC M-CLASS

CABLE, D2B OPTICAL -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
CABLE, PSE/COMPSTR -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
CABLE, PSE/COMPSTR/D2B OPTICAL SKN5000A Q6820469 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
CABLE, COAX EXTENSION SKN6118A Q6820470 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
ANTENNA SWITCH -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
TEMPLATE, INSTALLATION SYN8160A Q6820481 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
FOAM "U" CHANNEL (SLK ONLY) -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
ANTENNA (M-CLASS ONLY) 510405 A1638270001 SBS NOT AVAILABLE

5.3 MY01 Timeport Bill of Materials
Vehicle Type MY2001 Timeport S-Class Sedan

(W220)
MBUSA SALES MODEL# Q6820571 N/A
COMPONENT MOTOROLA P/N MBUSA P/N MOTOROLA P/N MBUSA P/N
COMPENSATOR (DUAL BAND) SYN8486A Q6820657 SBS STANDARD
SBS MODULE 01000131 Q6820650 SBS STANDARD
CRADLE, NON-OPENING TIMEPORT SYN8726A Q6820649 SBS STANDARD

CABLE, COAX ANT SW. TO ECALL -- -- SBS STANDARD
CABLE, COAX ANT SW. TO GPS SPLIT -- -- SBS STANDARD
BRKT, SBS MODULE SYN7163A Q6820429 SBS STANDARD
FALSE BOTTOM (CLK) -- -- SBS STANDARD
PTT LEVER: W203 -- -- SBS STANDARD
ANTENNA SWITCH (DUAL BAND) SYN8711A Q6820652 SBS STANDARD
ANTENNA SPLITTER (SL ONLY) -- -- SBS STANDARD
FOAM "U" CHANNEL FOR PSE -- -- SBS STANDARD
FOAM "U" CHANNEL FOR PSE/SBS -- -- SBS STANDARD
MANUAL, SBS ONLY SJN9882A S-2765-000 SBS STANDARD

Vehicle Type MY2001 Timeport S-Class Coupe

(C215)
ANTENNA SWITCH (DUAL BAND) -- -- SBS STANDARD

Vehicle Type MY2001 Timeport CLK

CONVERTIBLE
(A208)
MBUSA SALES MODEL# Q6820565 Q6820573 (for both A208 & C208)
PSE SYN8738A Q6820648 -- --
COMPENSATOR (DUAL BAND) SYN8486A Q6820657 -- --
SBS MODULE -- -- 01000131 Q6820650
CRADLE, NON-OPENING TIMEPORT SYN8726A Q6820649 -- --

CABLE, D2B OPTICAL NONE REQUIRED- TEL & SBS

PREWIRED
CABLE, COAX ANT SW. TO ECALL -- -- -- --
CABLE, COAX ANT SW. TO GPS SPLIT -- -- -- --
BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
BRKT, SBS MODULE -- -- -- --
FALSE BOTTOM (CLK) SYN6754A Q6820322 -- --
PTT LEVER: W203 -- -- -- --

PTT LEVER: R129 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: R170 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: W220, C215 -- -- -- --
ANTENNA SWITCH (DUAL BAND) SYN8711A Q6820652 -- --

ANTENNA SPLITTER (SL ONLY) -- -- -- --
FOAM "U" CHANNEL FOR PSE -- -- -- --
FOAM "U" CHANNEL FOR PSE/SBS -- -- -- --
MANUAL, SBS ONLY -- -- SJN9882A S-2765-000

Vehicle Type MY2001 Timeport CLK COUPE

(C208)
MBUSA SALES MODEL# Q6820564 Q6820573 (for both A208 & C208)
PSE SYN8738A Q6820648 -- --
SBS MODULE -- -- 01000131 Q6820650

NONE REQUIRED-TEL & SBS
CABLE, D2B OPTICAL PREWIRED
BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
FALSE BOTTOM (CLK) SYN6754A Q6820322 -- --
PTT LEVER: W203 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: R129 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: R170 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: W220, C215 -- -- -- --
ANTENNA SWITCH (DUAL BAND) -- -- -- --

Vehicle Type MY2001 Timeport E-CLASS SEDAN

(W210)
MBUSA SALES MODEL# Q6820567 Q6820574
PSE SYN8738A Q6820648 -- --
SBS MODULE -- -- 01000131 Q6820650
BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
FALSE BOTTOM (CLK) -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: W203 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: R129 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: R170 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: W220, C215 -- -- -- --

Vehicle Type MY2001 Timeport E-CLASS WAGON

(S210)
PSE SYN8738A Q6820648 -- --
SBS MODULE -- -- 01000131 Q6820650
BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
BRKT, SBS MODULE -- -- SYN7984A Q6820472
PTT LEVER: W203 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: R129 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: R170 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: W220, C215 -- -- -- --

Vehicle Type MY2001 Timeport SL ROADSTER

(R129)
MBUSA
MOTOROLA P/N MBUSA P/N MOTOROLA P/N P/N
COMPONENT
BRKT, SBS MODULE -- -- SBS STANDARD

NOT IN KIT--DEALER ORDERS SYN6975A
BRKT, CD-CHNGR BASEPLT (SL ONLY) (Q6820396) ONLY IF NO CD CHANGER
PTT LEVER: R129 SYN7104A Q6820423 SBS STANDARD
ANTENNA SPLITTER (SL ONLY) SYN8784A Q6820675 SBS STANDARD

Vehicle Type MY2001 Timeport C-CLASS SEDAN

(W203)
PSE SYN8738A Q6820648 -- --
SBS MODULE -- -- 01000131 Q6820650
INSTALL HDW, SBS OPTION -- -- -- --

CABLE, D2B OPTICAL NONE REQUIRED-PREWIRED FOR TEL AND -- --
SBS
BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
BRKT PSE/COMPEN/ANTSW SYN8457A Q6820653 -- --
PTT LEVER: W203 -- -- 01000154 Q6820651
PTT LEVER: R129 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: R170 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: A208, C208, W210, S210 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: W220, C215 -- -- -- --
TEMPLATE, INSTALLATION SYN8733A TBD -- --

Vehicle Type MY2001 Timeport SLK ROADSTER (R170)

PSE SYN8738A Q6820648 -- --
SBS MODULE -- -- 01000131 Q6820650
INSTALL HDW, MISC. SYN5859A Q6820278 -- --
CABLE, D2B OPTICAL NONE REQUIRED-PREWIRED FOR TEL SKN6117A Q6820549
BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
BRKT, COMPENSATOR SYN8338A Q6820547 -- --
BRKT, HOLDER MOUNTING SYN8136A Q6820478 -- --
PTT LEVER: W203 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: R129 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: R170 -- -- SYN8054A Q6820551
PTT LEVER: A208, C208, W210, S210 -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER: W220, C215 -- -- -- --
ADPTR, MALE SAP TO MALE MINI-U 81161 Q6820274 -- --
FOAM "U" CHANNEL FOR PSE SYN5853B Q6820390 -- --
FOAM "U" CHANNEL FOR PSE/SBS SYN8159A Q6820550

Vehicle Type MY2001 Timeport M-CLASS (W163)
MBUSA SALES MODEL# Q6820563

COMPENSATOR (DUAL BAND) SYN8486A Q6820657 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
SBS MODULE -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
CRADLE, NON-OPENING TIMEPORT SYN8726A Q6820649 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
CABLE, D2B OPTICAL -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
CABLE, PSE/COMPSTR -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
CABLE, PSE/COMPSTR/D2B OPTICAL SKN6327A Q6820672 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
CABLE, COAX ANT SW. TO ECALL SKN6328A Q6820673 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
CABLE, COAX ANT SW. TO GPS SPLIT SKN6329A Q6820674 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
BRKT, SBS MODULE -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
FALSE BOTTOM (CLK) -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
PTT LEVER: W203 -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
ANTENNA SWITCH (DUAL BAND) SYN8711A Q6820652 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
ANTENNA SPLITTER (SL ONLY) -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
TEMPLATE, INSTALLATION SYN8160A Q6820481 SBS NOT AVAILABLE
FOAM "U" CHANNEL FOR PSE -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE
FOAM "U" CHANNEL FOR PSE/SBS -- -- SBS NOT AVAILABLE

5.4 MY02 v.60 Bill of Materials
Vehicle Type MY2002 v.60 S-Class Sedan (W220)
Q6820720 N/A
MBUSA/MOT. SALES MODEL#
S-CLASS SEDAN (W220) WITH VR

SALES MODEL TYPE VEHICLE COMPLETER KIT OPTIONAL SBS KIT
MBUSA
COMPONENT
D2B CABLE CONNECTOR HOUSINGS -- -- SBS STANDARD
CABLE, COAX (S203 ONLY) -- -- SBS STANDARD
BRKT, v.60 HOLDER MTG PLATE -- -- SBS STANDARD
-- -- SBS STANDARD
BRKT, CD-CHNGR BASEPLT (SL ONLY)
FALSE BOTTOM (CLK ONLY) -- -- SBS STANDARD
PTT LEVER SYN8055A Q6820512 SBS STANDARD

ADPTR, MALE SAP TO MALE MINI-U (SLK
-- -- SBS STANDARD
only)
TEMPLATE, v.60 HOLDER INSTALL SYN9403A Q6820755 SBS STANDARD
TEMPLATE, TIMEPORT HOLDER INSTALL SJN9088A Q6820482 SBS STANDARD
MANUAL, SBS SJN9882A S-2765-000 SBS STANDARD

Vehicle Type MY2002 v.60 S-Class Coupe (C215)
Q6820721 N/A
S-CLASS COUPE (C215) WITH VR

MBUSA
COMPONENT
-- -- SBS STANDARD

only) -- -- SBS STANDARD
TEMPLATE, v.60 HOLDER INSTALL SYN9424A Q6820756 SBS STANDARD

Vehicle Type MY2002 v.60 CLK CABRIO (A208)
Q6820711
MBUSA/MOT. SALES MODEL# Q6820573 (for both A208 & C208)
N/A (MY01
carryover)
CLK CABRIO (A208) VEHICLE OPTIONAL SBS

SALES MODEL TYPE COMPLETER KIT KIT
SBS MODULE -- -- 01000131 Q6820650

NONE REQUIRED- TEL &
SBS PREWIRED --
CABLE, D2B OPTICAL
D2B CABLE CONNECTOR HOUSINGS -- -- -- --
CABLE, COAX (S203 ONLY) -- -- -- --
BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
BRKT, v.60 HOLDER MTG PLATE -- -- -- --
-- -- -- --
FALSE BOTTOM (CLK ONLY) SYN6754A Q6820322 -- --
PTT LEVER -- -- SYN8014A Q6820479

-- -- -- --
only)
TEMPLATE, v.60 HOLDER INSTALL SYN9404A Q6820757 -- --
TEMPLATE, TIMEPORT HOLDER INSTALL -- -- -- --
MANUAL, SBS -- -- SJN9882A S-2765-000

Vehicle Type MY2002 v.60 CLK COUPE (C208)
Q6820710
MBUSA/MOT. SALES MODEL# Q6820573 (for both A208 & C208)
N/A (MY01 carryover)
SALES MODEL TYPE CLK COUPE (C208) VEHICLE COMPLETER KIT OPTIONAL SBS KIT
SBS MODULE -- -- 01000131 Q6820650
CABLE, D2B OPTICAL NONE REQUIRED-TEL & SBS PREWIRED --
BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
-- -- -- --
FALSE BOTTOM (CLK ONLY) SYN6754A Q6820322 -- --
PTT LEVER -- -- SYN8014A Q6820479
ADPTR, MALE SAP TO MALE MINI-U (SLK only) -- -- -- --
MANUAL, SBS -- -- SJN9882A S-2765-000

Vehicle Type MY2002 v.60 E-CLASS SEDAN (W210)
Q6820716 Q6820574 (MY01 carryover)

SALES MODEL TYPE E-CLASS SEDAN (W210) VEHICLE COMPLETER KIT OPTIONAL SBS KIT
SBS MODULE -- -- 01000131 Q6820650

CABLE, COAX (S203 ONLY) -- --
BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
-- -- -- --
FALSE BOTTOM (CLK ONLY) -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER -- -- SYN8014A Q6820479
MANUAL, SBS -- -- SJN9882A S-2765-000

Vehicle Type MY2002 v.60 E-CLASS WAGON (S210)
Q6820717 Q6820575 (MY01 carryover)

SALES MODEL TYPE E-CLASS WAGON (S203) VEHICLE COMPLETER KIT OPTIONAL SBS KIT
SBS MODULE -- -- 01000131 Q6820650
CABLE, COAX (S203 ONLY)

BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
-- -- -- --
PTT LEVER -- -- SYN8014A Q6820479
MANUAL, SBS -- -- SJN9882A S-2765-000

Vehicle Type MY2002 v.60 SL ROADSTER (R129)
Q6820719 N/A
SL (R129) WITH VR VEHICLE

SALES MODEL TYPE COMPLETER KIT OPTIONAL SBS KIT
MBUSA
COMPONENT
BRKT, v.60 HOLDER MTG PLATE SYN9437A Q6820760 SBS STANDARD

NOT IN KIT--DLR
ORDERS
SYN6975A
(Q6820396) ONLY
IF NO CD
CHANGER
BRKT, CD-CHNGR BASEPLT (SL ONLY) INSTALLED
ANTENNA SPLITTER (SL ONLY) SYN8784A Q6820675 SBS STANDARD

-- -- SBS STANDARD
only)
TEMPLATE, v.60 HOLDER INSTALL SJJN4491A Q6820761 SBS STANDARD

Vehicle Type MY2002 v.60 C-CLASS SEDAN (W203)
Q6820712 Q6820577 (for W/S/CL 203)

(MY01 carryover)
C-CLASS SEDAN (W203) VEHICLE

SALES MODEL TYPE COMPLETER KIT OPTIONAL SBS KIT
SBS MODULE -- -- 01000131 Q6820650

NONE REQUIRED-PREWIRED FOR --
CABLE, D2B OPTICAL PHONE & SBS
BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER -- -- 01000154 Q6820651

only) -- -- -- --
TEMPLATE, TIMEPORT HOLDER INSTALL SYN8733A Q6820763 -- --
MANUAL, SBS -- -- SJN9882A S-2765-000

Vehicle Type MY2002 v.60 C-CLASS WAGON (S203)
Q6820713 Q6820577 (for W/S/CL 203)

(MY01 carryover)
SALES MODEL TYPE C-CLASS WAGON (S203) VEHICLE COMPLETER KIT OPTIONAL SBS KIT
COMPONENT MOTOROLA P/N MBUSA P/N MOTOROLA P/NMBUSA P/N
SBS MODULE -- -- 01000131 Q6820650
CABLE, D2B OPTICAL NONE REQUIRED-PREWIRED FOR PHONE & --

S S --
D2B CABLE CONNECTOR HOUSINGS -- -- --
CABLE, COAX (S203 ONLY) SKN6358A Q6820702 -- --
BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER -- -- 01000154 Q6820651
MANUAL, SBS -- -- SJN9882A S-2765-000

Vehicle Type MY2002 v.60 C-CLASS COUPE (CL203) WITHOUT TELEAID
Q6820715 Q6820577 (for W/S/CL 203)

(MY01 carryover)
C-CLASS COUPE (CL203) WITHOUT TELEAID

SBS MODULE -- -- 01000131 Q6820650

NONE REQUIRED-PREWIRED
CABLE, D2B OPTICAL FOR PHONE & SBS --
BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
BRKT, PLASTIC SHIELD (SL ONLY) -- -- --
PTT LEVER -- -- 01000154 Q6820651

only) -- -- -- --
MANUAL, SBS -- -- SJN9882A S-2765-000

Vehicle Type MY2002 v.60 C-CLASS COUPE (CL203) WITH TELEAID
Q6820714 Q6820577 (for W/S/CL 203)

(MY01 carryover)
SALES MODEL TYPE C-CLASS COUPE (CL203) VEHICLE COMPLETER KIT OPTIONAL SBS KIT
SBS MODULE -- -- 01000131 Q6820650
CABLE, D2B OPTICAL NONE REQUIRED-PREWIRED FOR PHONE & SBS
BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER -- -- 01000154 Q6820651
MANUAL, SBS -- -- SJN9882A S-2765-000

Vehicle Type MY2002 v.60 SLK ROADSTER (R170)
Q6820718 Q6820576 (MY01 carryover)

SALES MODEL TYPE SLK (R170) VEHICLE COMPLETER KIT OPTIONAL SBS KIT
SBS MODULE -- -- 01000131 Q6820650
INSTALL HDW, MISC. SYN5859A Q6820278 -- --
CABLE, D2B OPTICAL NONE REQUIRED-PREWIRED SKN6117A Q6820549

BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
BRKT, COMPENSATOR SYN8338A Q6820547 -- --
BRKT, HOLDER MOUNTING SYN9286A Q6820764 -- --
PTT LEVER -- -- SYN8054A Q6820551
ADPTR, MALE SAP TO MALE MINI-U (SLK only) 81161 Q6820274 -- --
TEMPLATE, v.60 HOLDER INSTALL -- -- -- --
FOAM "U" CHANNEL FOR PSE SYN5853B Q6820390 -- --
FOAM "U" CHANNEL FOR PSE/SBS -- -- SYN8159A Q6820550
MANUAL, SBS -- -- SJN9882A S-2765-000

Vehicle Type MY2002 v.60 M-CLASS (W163)
Q6820708 Q6820769 Q6820704

M-CLASS (W163)
M-CLASS (W163) VEHICLE SUPPLEMENTAL V.60
SALES MODEL TYPE COMPLETER KIT COMPLETER KIT OPTIONAL SBS KIT
MBUSA MOTOROLA MOTOROLA MBUSA
MOTOROLA P/N P/N P/N MBUSA P/N P/N P/N
COMPONENT
SBS MODULE -- -- -- -- 01000131 Q6820650
INSTALL HDW, SBS OPTION -- -- -- -- -- --
INSTALL HDW, MISC. -- -- -- -- SYN9386A Q6820705
CABLE, D2B OPTICAL -- -- -- -- SKN4981A Q6820466
D2B CABLE CONNECTOR HOUSINGS -- -- -- -- -- --
CABLE, PSE/COMPSTR -- -- -- -- -- --
CABLE, PSE/COMPSTR/D2B OPTICAL SKN6327A Q6820672 -- -- -- --
CABLE, COAX (S203 ONLY) -- -- -- -- -- --
BRKT, PSE -- -- -- -- -- --
BRKT, PSE/COMPENSATOR -- -- -- -- -- --
BRKT, ANTENNA SWITCH -- -- -- -- -- --
BRKT, SBS MODULE -- -- -- -- -- --
BRKT, COMPENSATOR SYN7986A Q6820473 -- -- -- --
BRKT, PSE/COMPENSATOR/SBS -- -- -- -- -- --
BRKT PSE/COMPEN/SBS/ANTSW -- -- -- -- -- --
BRKT PSE/COMPEN/ANTSW -- -- -- -- -- --
BRKT, PLASTIC SHIELD (SL ONLY) -- -- -- -- -- --
BRKT, HOLDER MOUNTING -- -- SYN9438A Q6820726 -- --
BRKT, v.60 HOLDER MTG PLATE -- -- -- -- -- --
BRKT, CD-CHNGR BASEPLT (SL ONLY) -- -- -- -- -- --
FALSE BOTTOM (CLK ONLY) -- -- -- -- -- --
PTT LEVER -- -- -- -- 01000155 Q6820706
ANTENNA SWITCH (DUAL BAND) SYN8711A Q6820652 -- -- -- --
ANTENNA SPLITTER (SL ONLY) -- -- -- -- -- --

only) -- -- -- -- -- --
TEMPLATE, v.60 HOLDER INSTALL -- -- SJJN4501A Q6820765 -- --
TEMPLATE, TIMEPORT HOLDER INSTALL SYN9387A Q6820703 -- -- -- --
FOAM "U" CHANNEL FOR PSE -- -- -- -- -- --
FOAM "U" CHANNEL FOR PSE/SBS -- -- -- -- -- --
MANUAL, SBS -- -- -- -- SJN9882A S-2765-000

Vehicle Type MY2002 v.60 G-Class
Q6820709 N/A
SALES MODEL TYPE G-CLASS VEHICLE COMPLETER KIT OPTIONAL SBS KIT
CABLE, D2B OPTICAL -- -- SBS STANDARD

D2B CABLE CONNECTOR HOUSINGS SYN9388A Q6820766 SBS STANDARD
PTT LEVER 01000154 Q6820651 SBS STANDARD
ADPTR, MALE SAP TO MALE MINI-U (SLK only) -- -- SBS STANDARD
TEMPLATE, v.60 HOLDER INSTALL TBD TBD SBS STANDARD
TEMPLATE, TIMEPORT HOLDER INSTALL -- -- SBS STANDARD

5.5 CP Module Bill of Materials
Vehicle Type MY2003 v.60 E-CLASS SEDAN (BR211)
Q6820826 Q6820827
SALES MODEL TYPE E-CLASS SEDAN (BR211) VEHICLE COMPLETER KIT OPTIONAL SBS KIT
SBS MODULE -- -- SYN0489A Q6820830
CABLE, D2B OPTICAL -- -- -- --

BRKT, PSE -- -- -- --
-- -- -- --
PTT LEVER -- -- SYN0379A Q68200820
TEMPLATE, v.60 HOLDER INSTALL -- -- -- --

COMPENSATOR, UNIVERSAL FAKRA/MQS SYN9528A Q6820829 -- --
MANUAL, SBS -- -- SJJN6264A P2799-04A

Vehicle Type MY2004 v.60 S-Class Sedan (BR220)
Q6820878 N/A
S-CLASS SEDAN (BR220) WITH VR

MBUSA
COMPONENT
SBS MODULE SYN0814A Q6820881 SBS STANDARD
INSTALL HDW, MISC. SYN8013A Q6820462 SBS STANDARD
CABLE, PSE/COMPSTR -- -- SBS STANDARD
-- -- SBS STANDARD

TEMPLATE, v.60 HOLDER INSTALL -- -- SBS STANDARD
COMPENSATOR, UNIVERSAL FAKRA/MQS SYN9528A Q6820829 SBS STANDARD
MANUAL, SBS SJJN5661A P2780-04A SBS STANDARD

Vehicle Type MY2004 v.60 CL-Class Coupe (BR215)
Q6820879 N/A
CL-CLASS COUPE (BR215) WITH VR

MBUSA
COMPONENT
SBS MODULE SYN0814A Q6820881 SBS STANDARD
INSTALL HDW, MISC. SYN8013A Q6820462 SBS STANDARD
CABLE, PSE/COMPSTR -- -- SBS STANDARD
-- -- SBS STANDARD

TEMPLATE, v.60 HOLDER INSTALL SYN9424B Q6820755 SBS STANDARD
FOAM "U" CHANNEL FOR PSE/SBS SYN9528A Q6820829 SBS STANDARD
MANUAL, SBS SJJN5661A P2780-04A SBS STANDARD

5.6 MHI Module Bill of Materials
"S" CLASS COMPLETER KIT
MBUSA # Q6820917
COMPLETER KIT PARTS MOTOROLA PART # MBUSA# DC PART # V220
CONTACT PLATE 0143211X04 A 220 820 15 11 1
ANTENNA SWITCH WITH FAKRA

0143204X01 A220 827 18 42 1
CONNECTIONS
550 mm RF Cable 3088722M04 N/A 1
220 UHI BRACKET 0743333X01 A 220 545 48 40 1
220 COMPENSATOR BRACKET 0704633Z01 1
CLAMPS TO FIX UHI BRACKET TO

0743334X01 N/A 2
CD CHANGER
220 MOST CABLE WITH VOICE 3043460X01 N/A 1
TEMIC VOICE REQ. MODULE 0143489X01 Q6820934 A2208206285 1
PTT LEVER 5585978K06 A 000 545 08 44 1

VOICE REQ. MANUAL 6809474A29 P-2780-04A 1
UHI VEHICLE CORE KIT

MBUSA #Q6820906
MOTOROLA P/N MBUSA P/N DC P/N

COMPONENT
UHI MODULE 0142208z97 Q6820936 A 211 820 43 85
HARDWARE KIT 0109950J09
DUAL BAND COMPENSATOR 0187419M01 Q6820829
MOTOROLA PART
CRADLES KITS CRADLE KIT#
#'s
Motorola V600 Cradle 0143213X01 V600

Q6820919
Vehicle Manual 68P40402Z
Motorola V60i Cradle 0143212X01 V60i

Q6820988
Motorola V60s Cradle 0143659Z01 V60s

Q6820925

Q6820920

"SL" CLASS COMPLETER KIT
MBUSA # Q6820916
COMPLETER KIT PARTS MOTOROLA PART # MBUSA# DC PART # R230
CONTACT PLATE 0143211X02 A 230 820 05 011 1
ANTENNA SWITCH WITH

0143204X01 A220 827 18 42 1
FAKRA CONNECTIONS
230 UHI BRACKET - WITH
0743335X01 A 230 545 34 40 1
VOICE
230 MOST CABLE - WITH
3043462X01 N/A 1
VOICE
TEMIC VOICE REQ.

0143489X01 Q6820934 A2208206285 1
MODULE
PTT LEVER 5585978K06 A 000 545 08 44 1

MBUSA #Q6820906

COMPONENT
UHI MODULE 0142208z97 Q6820936 A 211 820 43 85

DUAL BAND
0187419M01 Q6820829
COMPENSATOR
MOTOROLA PART
#'s

Q6820919

Q6820988

Q6820925

Q6820920

"CL" CLASS COMPLETER KIT
MBUSA #Q6820918
MOTOROLA
COMPLETER KIT PARTS MBUSA# DC PART # C215
PART #
CONTACT PLATE 0143211X03 A 215 820 06 11 1
ANTENNA SWITCH WITH

0143204X01 A220 827 18 42 1
FAKRA CONNECTIONS
550 mm RF Cable 3088722M04 N/A 1

215 UHI BRACKET 0743331X01 A 215 545 16 40 1
215 VOICE BRACKET 0743332X01 A 215 545 09 40 1
215 MOST CABLE WITH

3043460X01 N/A 1
VOICE
215 COMPENSATOR
0785903J02 1
BRACKET
TEMIC VOICE REQ.

0143489X01 Q6820934 A2208206285 1
MODULE
PTT LEVER 5585978K06 A 000 545 08 44 1

CLIP TO SECURE CABLES
ON MOUNTING PLATE (2 0743214X01 A 220 823 03 32 1
EACH KIT)

MBUSA #Q6820906
MOTOROLA
MBUSA P/N DC P/N
COMPONENT P/N
UHI MODULE 0142208z97 Q6820936 A 211 820 43 85

DUAL BAND
0187419M01 Q6820829
COMPENSATOR
MOTOROLA
PART #'s
Motorola V600 Cradle 0143213X01

V600
Q6820919

Q6820988

Q6820925

Q6820920

"CLK" CLASS COMPLETER KITS
MBUSA #
MBUSA # Q6820913
Q6820912
MOTOROLA
COMPLETER KIT PARTS DC PART # C209 A209 - CABRIO
PART #
CONTACT PLATE 0143211X01 A 203 820 13 11 1 1
ANTENNA SWITCH WITH

0143204X01 A220 827 18 42 1 1
FAKRA CONNECTIONS
C209 UHI BRACKET 0743329X01 A 209 545 23 40 1
A209 CABRIO BRACKET 0743315X01 A 209 000 00 00 1

CLIP TO SECURE CABLES
ON MOUNTING PLATE (2 0743214X01 A 220 823 03 32 2 2
EACH KIT)

MBUSA #Q6820906

COMPONENT
A 211 820 43
UHI MODULE 0142208z97 Q6820936
85

DUAL BAND
0187419M01 Q6820829
COMPENSATOR
MOTOROLA
PART #'s

Q6820919

Q6820988

Q6820925

Q6820920

"E" CLASS COMPLETER KIT
MBUSA #
MBUSA # Q6820930
Q6820914
COMPLETER KIT PARTS MOTOROLA PART # DC PART # W211 W/O VOICE S211 W/O VOICE
CONTACT PLATE 0143211X01 A 203 820 13 11 1 1
ANTENNA SWITCH WITH FAKRA

0143204X01 A220 827 18 42 1 1
CONNECTIONS
211 MOUNTING PANEL 1543684Z01 1 1
211 UHI BRACKET 0743330X01 A 211 545 67 40 1

211 UHI BRACKET 0743622Z01 1
211 MOST CABLE WITHOUT
3043459X01 A 211 540 6433 1 1
VOICE

MBUSA #Q6820906

COMPONENT
UHI MODULE 0142208z97 Q6820936 A 211 820 43 85
CRADLES KITS MOTOROLA PART #'s CRADLE KIT#

Q6820919

Q6820988
Motorola V60s Cradle 0143659Z01

V60s
Q6820925

Q6820920

"E" CLASS VOICE REQ.

KIT
MBUSA # Q6820928
COMPLETER KIT PARTS MOTOROLA PART # MBUSA# DC PART # 211 VOICE KIT
TEMIC VOICE REQ. MODULE 0143463X01 Q6820929 A2408200885 1
PTT LEVER 5585978K06 A000 545 11 44 1
VOICE REQ. MANUAL? 6840418Z01/ SJJN6264A P-2799-04A 1
211 MOST CABLE WITH VOICE 3043459X02 ? 1

MBUSA #Q6820906
MOTOROLA
MBUSA P/N DC P/N
COMPONENT P/N
UHI MODULE 0142208z97 Q6820936 A 211 820 43 85
MOTOROLA
PART #'s

Q6820919

Q6820988

Q6820925

Q6820920

"C" CLASS COMPLETER KIT PART #'S
MBUSA # MBUSA # MBUSA # MBUSA #

Q6820909 Q6820910 Q6820907 Q6820908
MOTOROLA CL203 WITH CL203 WITHOUT
COMPLETER KIT PARTS DC PART # W203 S203
PART # SOUND SOUND
CONTACT PLATE 0143211X01 A 203 820 13 11 1 1 1 1
ANTENNA SWITCH WITH
0143204X01 A220 827 18 42 1 1 1 1
FAKRA CONNECTIONS
203 - 250 mm LENGTH WITH
RIGHT ANGLE FAKRA AT ONE 3088722M05 N/A 1
END S203 ONLY
CL203 WITH SOUND BRACKET 0743183X01 A 203 545 74 40 1
CL203 WITHOUT SOUND
0743185X01 A 203 545 59 40 1
BRACKET
W203 BRACKET 0743186X01 A 203 545 60 40 1
S203 BRACKET 0743188X01 A 203 545 70 40 1
SPECIAL HARDWARE KIT FOR
S203 COMPLETER KIT ONLY.
0109950J08 N/A 1
CONTAINS (4) FASTENER
CLIPS + (4) SCREWS
CLIP TO SECURE CABLES ON
MOUNTING PLATE (2 EACH 07D43214X A 220 823 03 32 2 2 2 2
KIT)

MBUSA #Q6820906
MOTOROLA
MBUSA P/N DC P/N
COMPONENT P/N
UHI MODULE 0142208z97 Q6820936 A 211 820 43 85
MOTOROLA
PART #'s
Vehicle Manual 68P40402Z Q6820919




"SLK" CLASS COMPLETER KIT W/O

VOICE
MBUSA #Q6820915
COMPLETER KIT PARTS MOTOROLA PART # DC PART # 171 W/O VOICE
CONTACT PLATE 0143211X02 A 230 820 05 011 1
ANTENNA SWITCH WITH FAKRA CONNECTIONS 0143204X01 A 220 827 18 42 1
171 UHI BRACKET 0743327X01 A 171 545 26 40 1
171 COMPENSATOR BRACKET 0743328X01 A 171 545 02 40 1
171 MOST CABLE WITHOUT VOICE 3043458X02 N/A 1

MBUSA #Q6820906
COMPONENT MOTOROLA P/N MBUSA P/N DC P/N

UHI MODULE 0142208z97 Q6820936 A 211 820 43 85
MOTOROLA PART
#'s




6.0 Conclusion
6.0 Conclusion
Table of Contents
6.1 __ For Additional Information
6.2 __ Technical Manual Feedback Form
6.3 __ Key Contacts

6.0 Conclusion
6.1 For Additional Information
By reviewing the contents of this manual, the service technician can obtain a general understanding of the
Telephone package. You may have questions about this new system that were not answered by reading
this book; for this reason, other sources are available to assist you in becoming more familiar with this
product.
A web site has been developed by Motorola to cover key topics of the K2OPTION package. This web
page can be accessed at: http://www.mbusaphones.com. The web site is intended for dealer use only and
is not accessible to the general public; for this reason it is password protected. Enter "mbusa" for the
"User Name" entry, and "safecars" for the " Password", both entries need to be in lower case letters, and
then select "OK".
Additionally, each dealership will receive materials from Motorola describing the Telephone package that
can help you to become more familiar with the new system. An installation guide has been generated by
Mercedes-Benz and will be a part of the installation kit. The installation guide provides detailed sketches
and a step-by-step procedure for installing and programming the Telephone package.
~ For all feedback on the technical support manual, please fill-out ‘Telephone Technical Feedback
Form’ and send to Area Technical Specialist or contact Motorola @ 877-668-8600.
~ You may also log onto the website and use the ‘Contact Us’ link, which will allow you to submit
feedback and comments directly to Motorola’s Technical Support Specialists.

6.0 Conclusion
6.2 Technical Manual Feedback Form
Please use this form to provide feed-back on the manual to the Mercedes-Benz Regional Technical
Supports Specialist.
Your Name:
Date: _________
Contact Number:
Dealer Code:

6.0 Conclusion
6.3 Key Contacts
A Mercedes-Benz Regional Technical Support Specialist is available, through your service manager, to
assist you if you encounter problems with the Telephone package after reviewing all of the material
described above.
For the Motorola help line, call 877-668-8600.
Website: www.mbusaphones.com, (log in and password need to be in lower case.)

Log in: mbusa
Password: safecars
— Mercedes-Benz Telephone Manual —

The information presented in this manual is subject to change.
Additional manuals can be ordered from Service Engineering.
Produced by Motorola and Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC
Compiled by Scott Cepolski © September 2004

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1.

1.0 General Section

1.2 Introduction to the Telephone Package (Motorola digital Phone)

1.3 Telephone System Components

Mercedes Benz Technical Manual for Telephone v4.6 Date: 09/01/2004

1.2 Introduction to the Telephone Package (Motorola Digital Phone)

1.2.1 CDMA, TDMA and GSM Protocols

1.2.2 CDMA, TDMA and GSM Handset Descriptions

Mercedes Benz Technical Manual for Telephone v4.6 Date: 09/01/2004

1.2.3 Phone Activation/Programming

NOTE 1: ANY PROGRAMMING OF HANDSETS REQUIRING AN ‘UN-LOCK CODE’ NEED

NOTE 2: PROGRAMMING / ACTIVATION FOR HANDSETS RELEASED AFTER THE V60I

CDMA StarTAC/TIMEPORT PROGRAMMING CARD

TO ENTER PHONE DISPLAYS

TDMA StarTAC/TIMEPORT PROGRAMMING CARD

TO ENTER PHONE DISPLAYS

5 Enter Phone Number ENTER Entire Phone Number

PRESS “SEND” NAM Program Begins

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CDMAv.60c PROGRAMMING CARD

TO ENTER PHONE DISPLAYS

3 Enter Phone Number INSERT 10-digit MIN through the IMSI

TDMA v.60t PROGRAMMING CARD

TO ENTER PHONE DISPLAYS

Mercedes Benz Technical Manual for Telephone v4.6 Date: 09/01/2004

1.3 Telephone System Components

Antenna Switch (Splitter for SL only) – 1, 3

1.3.1 Phone Cradle

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1.3.3A Portable Support Electronics Module (PSE)

1.3.3B Communication Platform Module (CP)

1.3.3C Multiple Handset Interface Module (MHI)

Mercedes Benz Technical Manual for Telephone v4.6 Date: 09/01/2004

2.0 Electrical Connectors and Wiring Section

2.1 __ StarTAC/Timeport Layout, Connectors and Schematics

2.2 V.60 Layout, Connectors and Schematics

2.3 CP Layout and Schematics

2.4 MHI Layout and Schematics

Mercedes Benz Telephone Manual v4.6 Date: 09/01/2004

2.1 StarTAC/Timeport Connectors and Schematic Key

2.1.1 StarTAC/Timeport Block Diagram (All classes except M class)

2.1.2 StarTAC/Timeport M-class Block Diagram

2.1.3 StarTAC/Timeport Y Cable Connector Pin-out (all classes except M class)

2.1.4 StarTAC/Timeport Wiring Diagram (all classes except M class)

2.1.6 StarTAC/Timeport M-class Wiring Diagram

2.1.7 StarTAC/Timeport Coil Cord Pin-out

Mercedes Benz Telephone Manual v4.6 Date: 09/01/2004

2.1 StarTAC/Timeport Connectors and Schematic Key

Ref. Page Reference

“Y” Cable (All Classes except M Class) 17 Q6820468

8 Antenna Splitter (SL only) N/A 17 MY01/02: Q6820675

10 Microphone 12 17, 19 See Mercedes-Benz Dealer

Mercedes Benz Telephone Manual v4.6 Date: 09/01/2004

2.1.1 StarTAC/Timeport Block Diagram (All Classes Except M Class)

Mercedes Benz Telephone Manual v4.6 Date: 09/01/2004

2.1.2 StarTAC/Timeport M-Class Block Diagram

Mercedes Benz Telephone Manual v4.6 Date: 09/01/2004