This comprehensive Nokia 5110 schematics manual is designed for advanced service professionals, specifically those involved in Level 3/4 service activities. It provides detailed technical insights, including a Component Finder, to aid in the repair and maintenance of this device.

The Nokia 5110 is not a vehicle, but a groundbreaking mobile phone released by Nokia in 1998. It was a significant advancement in mobile phone technology, offering features and user experience that were previously unheard of. The phone was renowned for its innovative design, featuring a distinctive black and white LCD screen with a 96 x 68 pixel resolution, capable of displaying simple graphics. This screen, along with the phone's robust plastic casing, made it a popular choice for casual users and enthusiasts alike. Its compact size, measuring just 12 x 4.5 x 1.5 cm, and lightweight design made it comfortable to hold and carry. The Nokia 5110 was also one of the first mobile phones to feature the iconic "snake" game, which quickly became a cultural phenomenon and contributed to the phone's enduring popularity. The Nokia 5110 offered a range of features that were considered cutting-edge for its time. It included a built-in calculator, a calendar, an alarm clock, and a built-in phone book, enabling users to store and access important information easily. The phone was equipped with a powerful battery that could provide up to 200 hours of standby time and 4 hours of talk time. Furthermore, the Nokia 5110 supported text messaging, enabling users to communicate efficiently through short messages. This feature, along with the phone's intuitive user interface and robust design, made it a highly successful model, contributing significantly to Nokia's rise to prominence in the mobile phone market. The Nokia 5110's legacy continues to inspire and influence the design and functionality of mobile phones today, solidifying its place as a landmark device that helped shape the future of mobile communication.