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laforge, 02/21/2016 10:29 AM

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h1. Elson Mobistel EL570
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The Elson Mobistel EL570 is a Mediatek MT6227 based phone with touchscreen, mostly sold in Germany. It seems to be directly imported from China, and badged by Elson (http://www.elson.de/).
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h1. PCB scans
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| DBB side (facing display) | RF side (facing back of phone) |
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| !el570_dbb_side_small.jpg!| !el570_rf_side_small.jpg!|
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| large version: el570_dbb_side.jpg | large version: el570_rf_side.jpg ||
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h1. Connector pinout
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!connector_pcb.jpg! !{width:22%}el570_serial_cable.jpg!
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|_.Pin |_.Signal |_.measured voltage |_.description |
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|1   | SPK_L  | 800mV            | left headset channel |
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|2   | SPK_R  | 170mV            | right headset channel|
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|3   | GND    | 0V               | ground, used by USB cable |
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|4   | MIC    | 2,800V           | microphone, also used for PTT button on headset |
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|5   | GND    | 0V               | ground, used by USB cable |
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|6   | GND    | 0V               | ground |
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|7   | ?      | 0V               | not connected to ground |
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|8   | ?      | 2,746V           | unknown |
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|9   | VBAT?  | 4,030V           | seems to be the battery voltage |
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|10  | USB_DM | 0V               | USB D- (white) |
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|11  | USB_DP | 0V               | USB D+ (green) |
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|12  | UTXD1  | 2,746V           | UART Tx |
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|13  | URXD1  | 2,758V           | UART Rx |
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|14  | USB_5V | 111mV            | USB charging supply |
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|15  | USB_5V | 111mV            | USB charging supply |
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|16  | ?      | 2,796V           | unknown |
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|17  | VBAT   | 4,070V           | battery + |
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|18  | VBAT   | 4,070V           | battery + |
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h1. JTAG Pinout
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!el570_jtag.jpg!
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h1. Bootloader
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It uses the [[MTKRomloader]].
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