Missing Pads Charge Port

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iPad 6

Sixth generation of the iPad, released in March 2018. Available in Wi-Fi and LTE with 32 and 128 GB storage options. Features a 9.7" Retina display and 64-bit A10 fusion chip.

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mmejia04 @mmejia04

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Posted: Jul 29, 2021

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Missing Pads Charge Port

Hello,

I am missing charge port pads for pins 5, 12, 14, and 20 for an iPad 6th Generation WIFI. Can some help me identify any test points on board where I can jump these to the connector?

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you need to mark the pads in the photo or picture - the numbers of pins and lines are not marked on any of the available diagrams (let's at least set the starting point and the direction of counting - so as not to make a stupid mistake). At the same time, I confirm - such a check is possible

Jul 30, 2021 by bert.harmidomski

I am missing the ones highlighted in light blue.

Jul 30, 2021 by mmejia04

wait...

Jul 31, 2021 by bert.harmidomski

mmejia04 post a picture of your actual board as well. That way we can actually see the placement of the components and follow the traces as per schematic....

Jul 31, 2021 by oldturkey03

I posted a new picture, the pads inside the red boxes are the ones needed. The other pads are either connected to ground or have a second connection to the same point.

Jul 31, 2021 by mmejia04

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you need to mark the pads in the photo or picture - the numbers of pins and lines are not marked on any of the available diagrams (let's at least set the starting point and the direction of counting - so as not to make a stupid mistake). At the same time, I confirm - such a check is possible — bert.harmidomski
mmejia04 post a picture of your actual board as well. That way we can actually see the placement of the components and follow the traces as per schematic.... — oldturkey03
I posted a new picture, the pads inside the red boxes are the ones needed. The other pads are either connected to ground or have a second connection to the same point. — mmejia04