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1. PrelImInAry InsTruCTIon …………………………………………………………… 1

1.1 notes for electrical Adjustments ………………………………………………… 1

1.2 Adjustment ………………………………………………………………………… 1

1.3 sl-I/F rs-232C Cable ……………………………………………………………… 2

1.4 sl-I/F (speedlite Interface) ………………………………………………………… 3

1.5 Installation/uninstallation ………………………………………………………… 4

Summary of Contents for 580EX - Speedlite II - Hot-shoe clip-on Flash

Page 1: ...eneral Repair Adjustments Parts Catalog CY8 1201 307E SERVICE MANUAL Copyright 2007 Canon Inc By Portable Document Format English Edition SPEEDLITE 580EX II C50 0811 Technical Circuit Diagrams To CP E4 To SB E2 ...

Page 3: ...Refer to the product s instruction book if necessary Technical Information Provides technical information about the mechanisms and electronics of the product Repair Information Provides information about disassembly reassembly and mechanical adjustments as well as Information about tools and expendables required their use Adjustments Provides information about adjustment items and procedures as we...

Page 4: ...dividual companies Copyright Canon Inc retains the copyright to this Service Manual Reproduction publication including on the World Wide Web alteration translation into another language or other use of the data in whole or part contained on this Service Manual without the written consent of Canon Inc is prohibited Copyright 2007 Canon Inc ...

Page 5: ...1 2 Development Concepts 1 2 OVERVIEW 2 3 FEATURES 8 3 1 Improved Reliability and Features for Professionals 8 3 2 New Design and Easier to Use 8 3 3 580EX s High end Features Retained 9 4 NOMENCLATURE 10 5 SPECIFICATIONS 12 5 1 Specifications 12 5 2 Custom Functions 13 6 FEATURE AVAILABILITY WITH 580EX II EOS 14 ...

Page 6: ...y Improved Reliability and Features for Pros Dust and water resistant as with the EOS 1D Mark III Dust and water resistant external power pack and Off Camera Shoe Cord Improved reliability of communications through the direct contacts Shorter recycling time Safety measures against non Canon external power packs Silent recycling External metering sensor New Design and Improved Operation Ease New de...

Page 7: ...ion FEB 2nd curtain Sync Wireless Transmitter Slave Bounce Bounce Angle Up 45 60 75 90º Down 7º Left 60 75 90 120 150 180º Right 60 75 90 120 150 180º Method Button Dial Custom Functions 14 32 settings 14 28 settings Camera controlled Speedlite Internal Batteries Battery LR6 HR6 FR6 also compatible Qty Min recycling time with new LR6 Approx 3 7 sec Approx 4 6 sec with latest batteries Battery comp...

Page 8: ... for mounting foot A dust and water resistant adapter for the mounting foot is provided When attached to the new hot shoe of the EOS 1D Mark III and newer cameras a high level of dust and water resistance is attained Although this adapter can also be fitted on the hot shoe of older cameras the dust and water resistance will not be so effective 4 Sliding switch eliminated Since sliding switches pow...

Page 9: ... lamp blinks as a warning and the circuitry is cut off This prevents the Speedlite from damaging in case of 340 V or higher voltage is generated due to malfunction or alteration Reliability is thus enhanced Silent recycling Thanks to the oscillator circuit whose frequency is controlled by a microcomputer the oscillation frequency is increased 70 KHz beyond the hearing ability of humans This makes ...

Page 10: ...tion may be activated If this function is activated it will return to normal after resting it for about 15 minutes This function is also cleared if you set the power switch to OFF ON although it is not stated in the 580EX II instruction manual 2 New Design and Easier Operation New design matching the EOS 1D Mark III The Speedlite has been designed to optimally match the design of EOS 1 series digi...

Page 11: ...s makes the entire flash system dust water resistant Other than the improved dust water resistance the power pack s performance is the same as the previous Compact Battery Pack CP E3 When CP E4 is used with 580EX II flash interval and flash count are as follows with size AA alkaline batteries Flash interval Approx 0 1 to 1 2 sec Flash count Approx 440 to 3000 flashes Dimensions W H D 71 171 26 mm ...

Page 12: ...el of SB E1 which included the original Off camera Shoe Cord The bracket is now equipped with the new OC E3 and it is now dust and water resistant equivalent to EOS 1D Mark III Dimensions W H D 251 109 5 77 2 mm 9 88 4 31 3 04 in Weight Approx 295 g 10 4 oz Fig 006 SB E2 ...

Page 13: ...ety measures against external power packs If a power pack having 340 V or higher is connected the circuitry is cut off to prevent damage to the Speedlite Silent recycling The recycling sound is inaudible Good for places where you need to keep quiet External metering Provided in response to pros who really wanted it PC terminal In case the mounting foot is broken the Speedlite can still be used man...

Page 14: ...d curtain sync can be set FEB flash exposure bracketing provided Wireless multi Speedlite control provided master unit Controls up to three groups of 580EX II 580EX 550EX 430EX or 420EX set as slave units AF point linked wireless multi Speedlite E TTL II E TTL autoflash Wireless multi Speedlite high speed sync FP flash Wireless multi Speedlite FE lock Wireless multi Speedlite FEB Wireless multi Sp...

Page 15: ...ination Custom Function setting button Pilot lamp Test firing Wireless slave power ON button High speed sync FP flash Shutter curtain synchronization button Flash head Wireless transmitter Zoom button Wireless selector button Wireless set button Power switch Select Dial Select Set button Dust and water resistant adapter Terminal compartment PC terminal External metering sensor Terminal compartment...

Page 16: ... button is pressed turning the dial will display the following Press the SET button to make the selection Wireless OFF Master Slave The Zoom button and wireless selector button function in the same way as the 580EX Flash exposure confirmation lamp LCD panel illumination Custom Function setting button Pilot lamp Test firing Wireless slave power ON button Manual external metering indicator Displayed...

Page 17: ...reen pilot lamp lights with size AA alkaline batteries Wireless Flash Transmission method Optical pulse Channels 4 Wireless options OFF Master and Slave Transmission range Approx Outdoors 12 15 m 39 4 49 2 ft Indoors 8 10 m 26 2 32 8 ft Reception angle 40 horizontal 30 vertical Controllable slave groups 3 A B and C Flash ratio control 8 1 1 1 1 8 in 1 2 stop increments A B Slave ready indicator AF...

Page 18: ...n 07 Test firing with autoflash 0 1 C Fn 08 AF assist beam firing 0 1 C Fn 09 Auto zoom for sensor size 0 1 C Fn 10 Slave auto power off timer Slave auto power off cancel 0 60 minutes 1 10 minutes C Fn 11 0 1 C Fn 12 Flash recycle w exter power 0 1 C Fn 13 Flash exposure metering set 0 1 Setting No Enabled Disabled Enabled DOF preview butt Enabled Test firing butt Enabled with both buttons Disable...

Page 19: ... Control Modeling Flash 2nd Curtain Sync Image Size Zoom Color Temperature Information Transmission 1 90 1 125 1 200 1 250 1 500 E TTLII E TTL TTL Auto Manual E TTL M MULTI 580EX II Camera EOS 650 EOS 630 600 RT10 700 ELAN 100 1 2 2 EOS750 850 EOS 1 620 8 EOS REBEL REBEL S 1000 1000F REBEL II REBEL S II 1000N 1000FN EOS 5 A2 A2E EOS REBEL X REBEL XS 500 EOS 1N 1N RS EOS 5000 888 EOS ELAN II ELAN I...

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Page 21: ...Ready Indicator 4 3 4 Camera Communications 5 3 5 AF Assist Lamp ON OFF 6 3 6 Zoom Control 7 3 7 EEPROM 7 3 8 SE Timer 8 3 9 Flash Firing Operations 8 3 10 Remote Control Reception Circuit For Slave Units 10 3 11 Wireless Communication FP TTL Flash and External flash metering 11 3 12 Quick Charging Voltage Tripler Circuit 12 3 13 External Power Circuit 12 ...

Page 22: ...e panel WP setting SW10 MODE Mode switch Selects the firing mode SW11 SEL Select set switch Selects and sets various controls SW12 ZOOM Zoom switch Zoom Wireless Function setting button SW13 LIGHT Light switch Illuminates the display panel CF setting SW14 MAIN Main switch Power on off and SE position setting DSW 1 Dial Dial switch DSW 1 4 set dial functions DSW 2 Dial Dial switch DSW 1 4 set dial ...

Page 23: ...C17 Voltage regulator IC Generates Analog E1 4 8V A IC4 Voltage detector IC Starts MPU according to VCC detection result A IC18 Motor driver Controls the zoom motor C IC108S Operation amp Stabilizes the Area AF assist light intensity B IC304 NOR Gate Gate control of converter FET I IC20 Analog switch Switches optical sensor 2 PDs Brd Symbol Function PD3 Pilot Lamp Charge completion PD5 Flash Check...

Page 24: ... is kept at 4 8V 8 The standard voltage of IC102S pin 30 3 2V is supplied to pin 38 and 43 of IC107S Power SW does not perform operations 4 8 during power OFF and SE Operation Sequence 1 2 Power switch on 4 5 6 7 8 3 2 Recharging Recharging Start 1 2 5V output of which 3 2V reference voltage supplied by IC102S pin 30 is applied over R326 and R325 passes through R108S to pin 1 of IC106S The voltage...

Page 25: ...ration Sequence 1 2 3 4 5 Repeats until Main capicator reaches 330V Recharging suspension due to heating If the temperature of B PCB converter PCB is 124 degrees or higher divided voltage over the resistance value of TH2 Posister that becomes over 4 7ohm and R13 4 7K ohm makes input from pin 8 and 9 of IC304 become L and recharging will stop If the temperature of B PCB increases recharging will re...

Page 26: ...H is output Communications from the camera to the flash are synchronized by IC107S pin 16 by these L and H states Firing is started by 107S pin 99 at the falling edge of L 3 The input of STSPC is input to IC102S pin 25 and is compared with IC102S internal reference voltage 0 3V 4 If the input voltage of STSPC is less than 0 3V L is output to IC102S pin 14 If it is 0 3V or more H is output Firing i...

Page 27: ...in 22 turns on and AVEFI output is disabled 3 When H is output from IC107S pin 4 RQ11 turns on When pin 4 is L RQ11 turns off 4 If RQ11 is on R84 s current flows from CCC Operation Sequence 1 2 3 4 3 5 AF Assist Lamp ON OFF 1 When the camera requires the AF assist light 2 2V or higher voltage is input from the CCC terminal It passes through R88 and enters IC107S pin 49 A D detection terminal A pul...

Page 28: ...voltage Flash coverage is set automatically If bounce flash is set flash coverage is set to 50mm and the zoom display on the LCD will show mm During bounce flash the focal length information from the camera is ignored flash coverage is fixed at 50mm Flash coverage can also be set manually If it is set manually the M icon and the set focal length will be displayed on the LCD When there is no signal...

Page 29: ... 18 turns on and Q17 turns on 5 When Q17 turns on the 30V is generated by Q20 Q 19 and ZD3 passes through Q15 and it is applied to IT1 s gate IT1 thereby turns on 6 When IT1 turns on Xe discharged electric current passes Operation Sequence 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 Flat Firing Preflash Main Flat Firing The preflash fires at the preflash command from the camera regardless of whether bounce flash has been set 1...

Page 30: ...rated value is checked internally by IC107S Operation Sequence 1 2 6 7 5 4 TTL Firing 8 The signal STSPC input from the camera is input to IC102S pin 25 and the firing is turned on or off It is input also into pins 16 and 99 of IC107S from IC102S pin 13 and H and L of STSPC are checked 9 If STSPC becomes H within 4 ms after the flash fires PD5 is turned on for 3 seconds Flash exposure confirmation...

Page 31: ... 3 At this time the light pulse transmitted from the master flash reduces the current flowing to PD8 That is the current which flowed from anode to cathode at PD8 and was applied as bias to the base of Q27 through C47 causing the collector of Q27 to conduct and turn on through R135 through C49 turning Q29 OFF Then the current of R136 turns on Q30 through C50 turns off RQ15 and sets pin 1 of IC19 t...

Page 32: ... the coil makes it difficult to cut off the Xenon tube quickly resulting in a longer than necessary flash and overexposure The Speedlite 380 and 220EX have a single 60μH coil Precedence is given to flat firing at the expense of TTL operation Since E TTL is basically manual flash compensation is made within the flash The Speedlite 580EX II will likely be used with the EOS 1N in TTL mode so performa...

Page 33: ...inal of the Xe lamp through Q24W R139W and R32W Therefore a voltage three times the main capacitor voltage will be applied to the Xe tube 3 13 External Power Circuit 1 Recharging by external power During regular operation 4 8V from E1 power is output to SHE through R1 which activates the external power converter If pin 113 of IC107S outputs FET5 turns on FET4 turns on through R310 and R309 and the...

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Page 35: ... Damage 2 1 3 Waterproofing 2 1 4 Expendables 2 2 DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY 3 2 1 Front Cover Ass y Disassembly 3 2 2 Rear Cover Ass y Disassembly 10 2 3 Flash Head Disassembly 13 2 4 Flash Head Ass y Disassembly 20 2 5 Wide Panel Ass y Disassembly 22 2 6 Battery Case Ass y Disassembly 24 Repair Information I ...

Page 36: ... Pivot Ass y release button side and the double sided tape CAUTION Do not lose the lock pin Lock Pin Fig 001 Position of the lock pin 3 There is a plus terminal of the main capacitor shown as a red dot Use a discharging resistor of about 500 ohm and 10w to discharge by short circuiting this terminal and a plate of the mounting foot Fig 002 CAUTION When discharging attach one end of the discharger ...

Page 37: ...to release static electricity accumulated on your body 1 3 Waterproofing To maintain waterproofing make sure that dust and dirt are not stuck to the packing or the O ring and that they are not twisted 1 4 Expendables New Expendable Name Part No Purpose TAPE No 31B CY9 4029 000 Fixing Fiber Wire Temperature Fuse insulation GREASE SJF102 CY9 8100 000 On the power SW pattern side of the PCB Ass y A G...

Page 38: ...ss y Disassembly Fig 003 Front Cover Ass y Disassembly 1 NOTE 5 1 1 5 0mm 4 6 0mm 1 3 NOTE 2 NOTE 3 2 4 4 8 0mm 2 2 5 0mm 1 6 NOTE 9 7 NOTE 10 7 NOTE 6 6 NOTE 7 6 NOTE 8 6 8 6 Bond Super X Fiber Wire connector 5 Grease FLX 2 G 177 Grease FLX 2 Cap hinge NOTE 4 NOTE 1 ...

Page 39: ... screws to remove the Accessory Shoe Cover Lift the PC Terminal cap and detach the Accessory Shoe Case Ass y Remove the connector Fig 004 Fig 004 Accessory Shoe Case Ass y Connector NOTE 1 Location to Apply Grease G 177 Fig 005 Grease G 177 Apply to the inner side of the rib Fig 005 Application Surface ...

Page 40: ...OTE 2 Front Cover Ass y removal When pushing on the Cover Lock Plate make sure to not damage the inner parts by using excessive force Push in this direction Fig 006 Position of the Cover Lock Plate NOTE 3 Attaching the Front Cover To attach the front cover align the notches on the Dust proof Sheet with the protrusion on the back side of the Front Cover Fig 007 Direction of Notches Fig 007 Alignmen...

Page 41: ...NOTE 4 Locations to Apply Front Cover Grease GLX 2 and G 177 Fig 009 Grease FLX 2 Power Jack Cap attachment hole Grease FLX 2 Grease FLX 2 Grease FLX 2 Battery Case attachment groove Grease G 177 Front Cover slider Grease FLX 2 Auto Focus LED Panel Ass y application surface Fig 009 Front Cover Application Locations ...

Page 42: ...bled the entire unit must be replaced The Auto Focus LED Panel Ass y can be replaced separately Fig 010 Auto Focus LED Panel Ass y Fig 011 Assist Beam Emitter 4 Power Jack Ass y removal Remove the Power Jack Cap After removing the screw push from the outside to the inside to detach the Power Jack Ass y 5 Peel off the Front Cover Tape 6 Battery Case Ass y removal Positioning the vertical bounce of ...

Page 43: ...TE 7 Attaching the Filter When inserting the filters insert the IR Filter before the ND filter Fig 012 Filter Remove the two battery case connectors Fig 013 NOTE 8 Attaching the Lead Wires Be careful when dealing with the Flash Head lead wires Fig 013 Battery Case Connector Remove the Battery Case Ass y Screw x 1 ...

Page 44: ...he Battery Case Ass y and the Dust proof Sheet 7 Flash Head removal Remove the two connectors from the Flash Head Remove the Dust proof Sheet NOTE 10 Attaching the Dust proof Sheet Note the installation orientation of the Dust proof Sheet Fig 015 Front Cover Side Fig 015 Orientation of the Dust proof Sheet 8 Side Cover B removal Remove the Side Cover B Double sided tape ...

Page 45: ...Disassembly Fig 016 Rear Cover Ass y Disassembly NOTE 1 1 NOTE 2 2 2 6 1 5 4 4 5mm 3 3 4 5mm 2 Grease FLX 2 Flash Test Button Ass y attachment hole Grease G 177 FLX 2 Grease FLX 2 Grease FLX 2 Cap hinge Grease SJF102 Power SW pattern side NOTE 3 ...

Page 46: ...acket Holder Plate Fig 017 Cover Lock Plate NOTE 1 Attaching the Bracket Holder Plate Pull the Cover Lock Plate until you hear a click to fix the Bracket Holder Plate in place 2 PCB Ass y A removal Remove the PC Terminal Cap and the Bracket Holder Cap Detach the PCB Ass y A Screws x 5 NOTE 2 Reassembling the PCB Ass y A Install the PCB Ass y A by inserting the top side of it into the Rear Cover As...

Page 47: ...LCD and the LCD Connector 5 Detach the Flash Test Button Ass y 6 Detach the packing 2 places NOTE 3 Locations to Apply Rear Cover Grease FLX 2 and G 177 Fig 020 Grease FLX 2 Bracket Holder Cap and PC Terminal Cap attachment holes Grease FLX 2 Grease FLX 2 Battery Case attachment groove Grease FLX 2 Grease G 177 Rear Cover slider Fig 020 Rear Cover Application Locations ...

Page 48: ...3 2 3 Flash Head Disassembly Fig 021 Flash Head Disassembly B B A A NOTE 3 2 NOTE 4 NOTE 5 3 NOTE 8 NOTE 7 3 3 3 4 5mm 2 3 4 5mm 2 NOTE 9 3 NOTE 7 NOTE 6 3 NOTE 1 1 NOTE 2 1 4 5mm 4 4 5mm 2 Grease FLX 2 Grease G 177 Slider ...

Page 49: ...t side makes working with the unit easier Fig 022 Do not lose the silicon washers located inside the two screw holes on the bottom side of the Flash Head Cover Lower Fig 023 Hook Fig 022 Right Side of the Flash Head Cover Fig 023 Silicon Washers NOTE 2 Attaching the Flash Head Cover Lower After attaching the Flash Head Cover always check to make sure that the rib is in the correct position Fig 024...

Page 50: ...the Fiber Wire attachment of the Flash Head with the Sensor Seal silver colored attachment of the Fresnel Panel Ass y Fig 026 Sensor Seal Fig 026 Sensor Seal NOTE 4 Attaching the Flash Panel Ass y Install with the grooves in the center of the Flash Panel Ass y facing the Flash Head Ass y side and with the packing rib towards the Flash Head Cover Upper Fig 027 Upwards Center Fig 027 Orientation of ...

Page 51: ...and the packing Fig 029 Packing Flash Panel Center Line Packing Side with Groove Center Rib Rear Side Front Side Top Side Bottom Side Fig 028 Orientation of the Rib Fig 029 Packing and Flash Panel Ass y 3 Pivot Ass y and Flash Head Ass y removal Remove the lock pin NOTE 6 Installing the Lock Pin After installing the Lock Pin check to see if the Horizontal Lock Pin retracted when the Lock Pin was p...

Page 52: ...d the Flash Head Ass y together NOTE 7 Pivot Ass y and Flash Head Ass y removal Because the Fiber Wire of the Pivot Ass y is connected to the Flash Head Ass y make sure not to damage the Fiber Wire by applying excessive force Do not lose the Lock Lever and the spring as they are removed at the same time Disconnect the two connectors and then remove the Fiber Wire from the Flash Head Ass y ...

Page 53: ...en push it into the groove Attach it with Bond Super X and cover with tape Fig 032 Fiber Wire Attachment Position NOTE 9 Replacing the Fiber Wire Cut the existing Fiber Wire close to the connector Connect the end of the new Fiber Wire to the remaining wire with tape Fig 033 Pull New Fiber Wire Cut Tape Fig 033 Replacing the Fiber Wire 1 ...

Page 54: ...nformation 19 Slowly pull on the existing Fiber Wire to pull the new Fiber Wire through the Pivot Ass y Fig 034 Remove the tape and the existing Fiber Wire New Fiber Wire Tape Fig 034 Replacing the Fiber Wire 2 ...

Page 55: ...Repair Information 20 2 4 Flash Head Ass y Disassembly Fig 035 Flash Head Ass y Disassembly NOTE 1 1 SCREW 2 1 1 1 Grease FLX 2 Bond Super X Insulation tape Fixing Fiber Wire ...

Page 56: ...ing Positions Fig 037 Reflector Ass y Soldering Position Remove the two screws and then remove the Motor Ass y pin from the Reflector Ass y hole Fig 038 Remove Fig 038 Removal of the Reflector Ass y and the Motor Ass y Remove the E Ring Remove the guide shaft NOTE 1 Reassembly of the Reflector Ass y When attaching the Motor Ass y align the Reflector Ass y hole with the pin protruding from the Moto...

Page 57: ...Repair Information 22 2 5 Wide Panel Ass y Disassembly Fig 039 Wide Panel Ass y Disassembly NOTE 1 2 1 4 5mm 4 Grease FLX 2 Apply to the packing groove ...

Page 58: ...ch Sheet and the Wide Panel Ass y Screws x 4 NOTE 1 Reassembly of the Wide Panel Ass y and Catch Sheet Attach by aligning the Catch Sheet hole and the Wide Panel hook Fig 040 After attaching the Wide Panel Cover pull out the Wide Panel and check to see that the Catch Sheet also comes out Fig 040 Assembly of the Catch Sheet ...

Page 59: ...Repair Information 24 2 6 Battery Case Ass y Disassembly Fig 041 Battery Case Ass y Disassembly NOTE 1 2 1 2 3 Insulation tape Soldered part NOTE 2 ...

Page 60: ...ry Case packing 2 Remove the Battery Cover Shaft and then remove the Battery Cover Ass y NOTE 1 Assembly of the Battery Cover Ass y Take note of the Battery Cover Ass y spring position Fig 042 Insert Into Groove Fig 042 Battery Cover Ass y Spring 3 Remove the Temperature Fuse Soldered in 2 places Fig 043 Fig 043 Temperature Fuse ...

Page 61: ...Repair Information 26 NOTE 2 Placement of the Temperature Fuse tape Fig 044 Soldered part is covered by insulation tape Fig 044 Placement of tape ...

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Page 63: ...nts I Contents Page Adjustments 1 Preliminary Instruction 1 1 1 Notes for Electrical Adjustments 1 1 2 Adjustment 1 1 3 SL I F RS 232C Cable 2 1 4 SL I F Speedlite Interface 3 1 5 Installation Uninstallation 4 ...

Page 64: ...charged to the main capacitor Sensor Adjustment Sensor Adjustment Write the A D D A differences maximum integration Sensor Sensitivity Compensation Sensor Sensitivity Compensation Compensate the sensor sensitivity by zoom position Pre Flash GNo Adjustment Pre Flat Adjustment Compensate flash output so that the pre flat flash GNo is set to max GNo x 1 4 Pre Flare Adjustment Compensate flash output ...

Page 65: ... sub 25 pin male Metric thread Frame Shield D sub 25 pin male Metric thread Frame D sub 25 pin male Metric thread Centronics half 14 pin male D sub 25 pin male Metric thread D sub 9 pin female Inch thread Frame Shield Frame Frame Shield Frame Fig 001 RS232C Cable NEC computers NEC notebook computers IBM and NEC computers ...

Page 66: ...it to the SL I F 3 Start the adjustment software and follow the instructions shown on the screen 4 Turn the SL I F ON When it is turned ON the BATT lamp red lights Be careful when using internal size AA batteries Internal power source Four size AA batteries External power terminal 6V External power terminal cover installation screws x4 Remove them to replace the batteries Internal power source fou...

Page 67: ...re Adjustment Software self extracting compressed file Speedlite Adj_Vxxx exe Vxxx version IE4 Internet Explorer or later 2 Installation Procedure Install the adjustment software 3 Uninstallation Procedure Discard the adjustment software folder in the Recycle bin ...

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Page 71: ...1 Pg 1 CY2 1805 CY2 1812 CY2 1811 CY2 1454 CY2 1876 CY2 4239 CY2 1808 x2 CY2 4217 CY2 4221 CY2 1677 CY2 1454 x4 CY2 1814 CY2 4220 See Pg 7 CY2 1796 CY2 1797 CY2 1877 CY2 1807 CY2 1809 CY2 1810 CY2 1806 See Pg 3 N S See Pg 2 N S See Pg 6 N S ...

Page 72: ...000 000 C 1 SHEET DUST PROOF CY2 1808 000 000 C 2 SCREW 2X8 CY2 1809 000 000 A 1 TAPE SIDE COVER A CY2 1810 000 000 A 1 TAPE SIDE COVER B CY2 1811 000 000 C 1 FILTER ND CY2 1812 000 000 C 1 FILTER IR CY2 1814 000 000 C 1 COVER ACCESSORY SHOE CY2 1876 000 000 B 1 CAP POWER JACK CY2 1877 000 000 C 1 TAPE FRONT COVER CY2 4217 000 000 B 1 COVER ASS Y FRONT CY2 4220 000 000 B 1 CASE ASS Y ACCESSORY SHO...

Page 73: ...CANON SPEEDLITE 580EX II REF NO C50 0811 Pg 2 CY2 1906 CY2 1905 CY2 1909 CY2 1907 CY2 4243 CY2 4260 CY2 1903 CY2 1462 CY2 1904 CY2 4244 CY2 4245 CY2 1381 x3 CY2 1381 x2 CY2 1910 CY2 1881 CY2 1908 ...

Page 74: ...PLATE LIGHT GUIDE CY2 1905 000 000 C 1 PACKING REAR COVER B CY2 1906 000 000 C 1 PACKING REAR COVER A CY2 1907 000 000 C 1 PLATE COVER LOCK CY2 1908 000 000 C 1 PLATE BRACKET HOLDER CY2 1909 000 000 B 1 CAP PC TERMINAL CY2 1910 000 000 B 1 CAP BRACKET HOLDER CY2 4243 000 000 C 1 BUTTON ASS Y FLASH TEST CY2 4244 000 000 C 1 PCB ASS Y A CY2 4245 000 000 C 1 PCB ASS Y I CY2 4260 000 000 B 1 COVER ASS...

Page 75: ...1821 CY2 1822 CY2 1820 CY2 4223 CY2 4235 B B CY2 1613 x2 CY2 1381 x2 CY2 4227 See Pg 4 CY2 4225 CY2 4224 CY2 1613 x4 CY2 1381 x2 CY2 1819 x2 CY2 1813 CY2 1818 A A See Pg 5 N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S ...

Page 76: ...DY NUMBER CY2 1818 000 000 B 1 COVER FLASH HEAD LOWER CY2 1819 000 000 C 2 WASHER CY2 1820 000 000 C 1 PIN LOCK CY2 1821 000 000 C 1 SPRING LOCK LEVER CY2 1822 000 000 C 1 LEVER LOCK CY2 4223 000 000 B 1 PIVOT ASS Y CY2 4224 000 000 B 1 PANEL ASS Y FLASH CY2 4225 000 000 B 1 PANEL ASS Y FRESNEL CY2 4227 000 000 B 1 FLASH HEAD ASS Y CY2 4235 000 000 C 1 FIBER WIRE ASS Y ...

Page 77: ...CANON SPEEDLITE 580EX II REF NO C50 0811 Pg 4 CY2 1395 x2 CY2 1197 CY2 1197 CY2 4229 CY2 4227 N S N S N S N S ...

Page 78: ...P A R T S L I S T NEW PARTS NO CLASS QTY DESCRIPTION REF NO C50 0811 Pg 4 CY2 1197 000 000 F 2 RING RETAINING E 1 2 CY2 1395 000 000 C 2 SCREW CY2 4229 000 000 B 1 REFLECTOR ASS Y ...

Page 79: ...CANON SPEEDLITE 580EX II REF NO C50 0811 Pg 5 CY2 1829 CY2 4259 CY2 1381 x4 CY2 1827 x2 CY2 1826 CY2 4226 N S N S ...

Page 80: ...50 0811 Pg 5 CY2 1381 000 000 C 4 SCREW 2X4 5 CY2 1826 000 000 C 1 PACKING FLASH HEAD COVER A CY2 1827 000 000 C 2 PACKING FLASH HEAD COVER B CY2 1829 000 000 B 1 SHEET CATCH CY2 4226 000 000 B 1 COVER ASS Y FLASH HEAD UPPER CY2 4259 000 000 B 1 PANEL ASS Y WIDE ...

Page 81: ...CANON SPEEDLITE 580EX II REF NO C50 0811 Pg 6 CY2 1701 CY2 1919 CY2 4246 CY2 4247 CY2 1920 N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S ...

Page 82: ...QTY DESCRIPTION REF NO C50 0811 Pg 6 CY2 1701 000 000 C 1 FUSE TEMPERATURE CY2 1919 000 000 C 1 SHAFT BATTERY COVER CY2 1920 000 000 C 1 PACKING BATTERY CASE CY2 4246 000 000 B 1 CASE ASS Y BATTERY CY2 4247 000 000 B 1 COVER ASS Y BATTERY ...

Page 83: ...CANON SPEEDLITE 580EX II REF NO C50 0811 Pg 7 CY2 4220 N S N S N S N S N S N S N S N S ...

Page 84: ...00 3 CY2 1820 000 000 3 CY2 1821 000 000 3 CY2 1822 000 000 3 CY2 1826 000 000 5 CY2 1827 000 000 5 CY2 1829 000 000 5 CY2 1876 000 000 1 CY2 1877 000 000 1 CY2 1881 000 000 2 CY2 1903 000 000 2 CY2 1904 000 000 2 CY2 1905 000 000 2 CY2 1906 000 000 2 CY2 1907 000 000 2 CY2 1908 000 000 2 CY2 1909 000 000 2 CY2 1910 000 000 2 CY2 1919 000 000 6 CY2 1920 000 000 6 CY2 4217 000 000 1 CY2 4220 000 00...

Page 85: ... Copyright Canon Inc retains the copyright to this Service Manual Reproduction publication including on the World Wide Web alteration translation into another language or other use of the data in whole or part contained on this Service Manual without the written consent of Canon Inc is prohibited Copyright 2007 Canon Inc Circuit Diagrams ...

Page 86: ...I CONTENTS Circuit Diagrams 1 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 2 WIRING DIAGRAM 3 P C B DIAGRAM 3 1 A PCB 3 2 B PCB 3 3 C PCB 3 4 D PCB 3 5 I PCB 3 6 M PCB Circuit Diagrams ...

Page 87: ...1 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM REF NO C50 0811 CANON INC 2007 MAR 2007 01 K PCB MAIN CAPACITOR C PCB C PCB A PCB D PCB FPC PCB M PCB LOOP LOOP EXT CN B PCB I PCB Assist Beam Assist Beam Flash metering ...

Page 88: ... B to A SIDE B CN 12 CY2 4223 CY2 4223 CY2 4239 CY2 4223 CY2 4223 CY2 4227 CY2 4220 CY2 4217 CN 16 to CY2 4245 CY2 4246 CY2 4246 AF assist beam emitter External metering sensor to The lead wire is included in this part number CY2 4245 C54 3 12 4 5 CY2 4246 FIBER CN 3 CN 4 CN 4 CN 4 CN 1 CN 1 CN 3 CN 3 CN 2 CN 2 CN 10 CN 10 CN 9 CN 9 A to B CN 13 CN 13 CN 7a CN 7a CN 3 CN 16 CN 7a CN 8 CN 8 CN 8 2 ...

Page 89: ...3 P C B DIAGRAM 3 1 A PCB 1 REF NO C50 0811 CANON INC 2007 MAR 2007 01 ...

Page 90: ...RED GREEN REF NO C50 0811 CANON INC 2007 MAR 2007 01 3 1 A PCB 2 ...

Page 91: ...REF NO C50 0811 CANON INC 2007 MAR 2007 01 3 2 B PCB 1 ...

Page 92: ...REF NO C50 0811 CANON INC 2007 MAR 2007 01 3 2 B PCB 2 ...

Page 93: ...REF NO C50 0811 CANON INC 2007 MAR 2007 01 3 3 C PCB ...

Page 94: ...REF NO C50 0811 CANON INC 2007 MAR 2007 01 3 4 D PCB 1 ...

Page 95: ...REF NO C50 0811 CANON INC 2007 MAR 2007 01 3 4 D PCB 2 ...

Page 96: ...REF NO C50 0811 CANON INC 2007 MAR 2007 01 3 5 I PCB ...

Page 97: ...REF NO C50 0811 CANON INC 2007 MAR 2007 01 3 6 M PCB ...

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