Samsung M47 5G SM-M476B ISP Pinout [Tested]

Hello technicians, in this guide, we share the tested Samsung Galaxy M47 5G SM-M476B UFS ISP pinout. If you handle dead boot, network-locked, or PC-not-detected Samsung M-series phones, the ISP connection lets you reach the UFS memory chip directly without removing it from the board. Use it to dump firmware, remove FRP, clear MDM, or restore a working device after a bad flash.

The M47 5G sits in Samsung’s mid-range M-series lineup, built on a 5nm Exynos platform with UFS storage. The test points sit on the main motherboard near the UFS chip — under the EMI shield in most cases. We tested this pinout with UFI Box, Easy JTAG, and Flash64, and all three detected the chip on the first try without any jumper tricks.

What is ISP (In-System Programming)?

ISP lets you reach the UFS or eMMC chip without desoldering it. You match the correct pinout on the board and attach a supported tool such as Flash64, UFI, Easy JTAG, or Medusa Pro. The tool handles the rest — reading, writing, repairing partitions.

ISP Pinout is useful when:

• The phone is dead — black screen, no boot, no charging
• FRP is locked and ADB, fastboot, or OTG bypass is not working
• You need to dump firmware from a working unit for backup
• You are doing a boot repair or partition restore
• The device shows “unknown” on PC and Download Mode is not accessible

Samsung Galaxy M47 5G UFS ISP Pinout Image:

The ISP pinout is a “CPU drill” style solution because you need to touch the data lines that sit on the board layer. On the M47 5G the test points sit under the metal shield covering the UFS memory chip. You will need to remove the shield and clean the protective mask with isopropyl alcohol to see the labels clearly.

UFS ISP Pin Labels You Need:

• Rst – Reset signal
• TXOP – Transmit Data Positive
• TXON – Transmit Data Negative
• RXOP – Receive Data Positive
• RXON – Receive Data Negative
• GND – Ground (connect to any ground point on the board)

Required Tools for ISP Pinout

Set up your bench correctly before making any jumper connections. Missing one item can cost you hours of debugging.

• UFI Box, Easy JTAG, Flash64, or Medusa Pro
• 0.1mm – 0.3mm jumper wire (insulated preferred)
• Fine tip soldering iron (under 0.5mm tip)
• Soldering flux (no-clean)
• Isopropyl alcohol (IPA 99%) for cleaning
• Multimeter for continuity and short check

Samsung Galaxy M47 5G Key Specifications

Model	Samsung Galaxy M47 5G
Model Number	SM-M476B
Chipset	Exynos 1480 (5nm)
Storage	UFS – 128 / 256 GB
RAM	6 GB / 8 GB
Display	6.6-inch Super AMOLED, 120Hz
Battery	6000 mAh
OS	Android 15 (One UI 7)
Announced	2026

Samsung M47 5G FRP Reset Using UFI Box

1. Power off the Samsung A04e and remove the back cover to access the motherboard.

2. Connect the phone to the UFI Box using the appropriate eMMC/UFS ISP connection or supported service method.

3. Open UFI Android ToolBox on the computer.

4. Select the appropriate Samsung/MediaTek device configuration.

5. Identify the device and allow UFI to read the required partitions

6. Open the Special Task section.

7. Use the available Clear FRP / FRP Reset function supported for the device.

8. Wait until UFI completes the operation successfully.

9. Disconnect the device and power it on.

10 Complete the initial Android setup and verify that the previous Google-account verification is no longer requested.

Common Issues and Fixes

• No chip detected – reflow the solder joints and check continuity on TXON/RXON. Often a cold joint on the data lines.
• Wrong pin order – flip TXOP/TXON so the differential pair matches the tool’s expected order.
• FRP not clearing – make sure you pick User Partition → Special Task → Reset FRP, not generic erase.
• Tool shows wrong chip size – check if Rst is properly connected; a floating Rst causes detection issues.

Frequently Asked Questions