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Page 1: ...canon EOS55 EOS ELAN II E QD EOS50E QD EOS ELAN 11 QD EOS50 QD SERVICE MANUAL C12 8281 C12 8283 84 C12 8286 87 C12 8293 94 C12 8296 97 ...

Page 2: ...pyright This manual is copyrighted with all rights reserved Under the copyright laws this manual may not be copied reproduced or translated into another language in whole or in part without the written consent of Canon Inc Copyright 1995 by Canon Inc CANON INC Camera Quality Assurance Division 30 2 Shimomaruko 3 Chome Ohta ku Tokyo 146 Japan First published September 1995 Publisher Osamu Ohkubo Ph...

Page 3: ...ormation Provides information for disassembly reassembly and adjustment of the product about the tools required and about the adhesives and lubricants required and their application Part 4 Parts Catalog Part 5 Electrical Diagrams 2 MODEL DIFFERENCES At time od going to press there are x different models with various combinations of features This table showws the combinations Features Market Area M...

Page 4: ...1 20 4 WARNING INDICATORS 1 21 4 1 Warnings for AE Modes 1 21 4 2 Warnings for A TTL and TTL Flash Modes 1 22 4 3 Warnings for E TTL Flash Modes 1 23 4 4 Countermeasures for Exposure Warnings 1 24 5 PROGRAM DIAGRAMS 1 18 5 1 EF 50mm f 1 8 1 18 5 2 EF 28 80mrn f 3 5 5 6 II USM 1 19 5 3 Program Diagrams using Flash 1 21 6 EOS SYSTEM ACCESSORIES TABLES 1 22 7 NOMENCLATURE AND DIMENSIONS 1 25 7 1 Nome...

Page 5: ...cus Ranging 2 37 2 9 Shutter Release 2 38 2 10 Built in Flash 2 39 2 11 FP Sync with Speedlite 380 EX 2 40 2 12 Film Winding 2 41 2 13 Film Rewinding 2 41 3 SWITCH NOMENCLATURE AND FUNCTION 2 42 4 IC PIN DESCRIPTIONS 2 43 Part 3 Repair Information ____________ 1 REPAIR PREPARATIONS 3 1 1 1 Bleed the Main Capacitor 3 1 1 2 Operations with Top Cover Removed 3 1 1 3 Current Consumption 3 2 1 4 Tools ...

Page 6: ...duction 3 35 4 2 Adjustments after Parts Replacement 3 35 4 3 Adjustment Software for this Camera 3 36 4 4 Shutter Adjustments 3 40 4 5 X lime Lag Check 3 42 4 6 SPD Adjustment 3 44 4 7 AE Accuracy Adjustment 3 46 4 8 AE Shift Adjustment 3 48 4 9 AF Accuracy Adjustment 3 57 4 10 AF Focus Adjustment 3 53 4 11 AF Sensor Dust Check 3 56 4 12 Defocus Data Check 3 58 4 13 AF Focus Shift 3 59 4 14 Flash...

Page 7: ...Part 1 General Information ...

Page 8: ...raming an orientation detection switch sets the respective algorithm automatically Fast AF operation Same speed as with the EOS A2E Operational under low light conditions Operates under light as low as EV 0 AF Illuminator linked to the three focusing points is built in Higher performance Autofocusing possible even with very low contrast subjects as low as 90 80 Crossed BASIS for autofocusing ID AI...

Page 9: ...using point Focusing point linked 3 zone TTL auto flash metering e Nine AE modes P Tv Av DEP Full Auto Image Modes E TTL A TTL TTL auto flash plus manual Instantaneous adjustment of exposure compensation in half stop steps up to 2 stops with the Quick Control Dial Flash exposure compensation in half stop steps up to 2 stops 4 SILENT FILM TRANSPORT The belt drive floating supports and PWM control a...

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Page 11: ...s enabled after autofocus is achieved or cannot be achieved 2 Predictive AF with AI Servo AF Tracks subject movement up to the start of exposure Exposure mode for the first frame Shutter speed pri ority with a Creative Zone mode AF priority with a Programmed Image Control mode Exposure mode for the second and subsequent frames during continuous shooting AF priority lens drive priority 3 AI Focus S...

Page 12: ...ction The dial selected focusing point is set 3 Automatic focusing point selection In the One Shot AF mode Based on the subject infor mation obtained by the three focusing points the optimum focusing point is selected by the camera In the predictive AF and AI Servo AF mode The cen ter focusing point is initially selected If the subject moves to another focusing point AI Servo AF will continue to t...

Page 13: ...a s AF Illuminator can be disabled Doing so also disables the Speedlite s AF Illuminator The AF Illuminator is emitted automatically for low con trast subjects 3 1 Type SLR type fixed eye level pentaprism no condenser lens 3 2 Focusing screen Non interchangeable New Laser matte screen See Table 5 on page 12 1 Marked with focusing points in models without Eye Control Focus ll 2 Marked with focusing...

Page 14: ...is used 4 Orange panorama mode LEDs on the left and right of screen EOS 55 only Note The display of the viewfinder information outside the screen cannot be disabled 3 7 Mirror Quick return half mirror Transmission ratio of 40 60 3 8 Mirror lockup II With the self timer on the mirror locks up when the shutter button is pressed completely 3 9 Mirror vignetting No vignetting with an EF 300mm f 2 8 le...

Page 15: ...th the Main Dial the selected focusing point is used to set the two depth of field points 2 When the focusing point is camera selected the center focusing point selects the two depth of field points 3 With Eye Controlled Autofocus the two depth of field points can be set with any of the focusing points respectively selected by the eye The posi tion of the eye when the shutter button is pressed hal...

Page 16: ...tion 1 Automatic Exposure Bracketing AEB 1 Availability AEB is possible in the AE modes listed in the table below 2 Bracketing amount 2 EV in half steps 3 Bracketing sequence Correct underexposure overexposure taken singly or continuously When the self timer is activated the three shots will be exposed continuously after the self timer delay 4 How each mode compensates the exposure is shown in the...

Page 17: ...1 4000 seconds in half steps displayed numerical ly X sync at 1 125 sec Intermediate shutter speeds half steps can be set in the shutter speed priority AE and manual exposure modes No elapsed time indication during bulb Soft touch electromagnetic release Shutter release time lag excluding AF operation time 1 The time lag between pressing the shutter button completely from the halfway position and ...

Page 18: ...ndicates the number of 24 exposure rolls that can be taken with a new 2CR5 battery and EF 50mmj 1 8 lens Figures in parentheses indicate the number of rolls when Eye Controlled Autofocus is not used AE AE usage FA Flash usage Table 1 4 Shooting Capacity Ambient Temperature AE FA Ratio 100 0 50 50 0 100 At 2o c 90 110 35 40 18 20 At 2o c 45 50 14 15 6 7 Automatic film rewind with a small careless m...

Page 19: ...Retract manually 7 6 Activation 1 In a Creative Zone mode flash button fires flash man ually 2 In the Full Auto Portrait and Close up modes the flash pops up and fires automatically under low light or backlit conditions 7 7 Aperture setting 1 In the Program mode Set automatically according to the ITL program 2 In the aperture priority AE and manual modes Set by the user 3 In the shutter speed prio...

Page 20: ... Custom Function F 6 in 8 1 1 0 ms or less Equivalent to daylight 73 1mm from flash head center to lens optical axis Provided by the camera battery The flash fires after the flash head s red eye reduction lamp lights 1 Type Lamp 2 Compatible modes All exposure modes 3 Activation Lights after the shutter button is pressed halfway and focus is achieved with One Shot AF or AI Servo AF Also lights dur...

Page 21: ...nables AF operation by pressing the AE lock button and enables AE lock by pressing the shutter button halfway 2 Enables AF operation by pressing the shutter button halfway and enables the AE lock button to stop down the aperture When either 1 or 2 is set FE lock with Speedlite 380 EX does not function 0 Enables normal self timer and remote control operations 1 Enables the shutter button when press...

Page 22: ...ed in the viewfinder Automatic fill in flash is possible 2 During FE lock When the 380 EX is attached the AE lock button becomes an FE lock button Pressing the AE lock button fires a preflash The AE sensor partial metering then reads the light reflected off the subject The flash output is deter mined and retained in memory When the shutter button is pressed halfway or completely the flash is contr...

Page 23: ...e same aperture value manually on the cam era and flash unit 2 With a non Canon flash unit For portable flash units Set the sync speed to 1 125 sec or slower For studio flash Set the sync speed to 1 60 sec or slower Check that the flash duration is sufficient 8 5 Remote control 2 5 mm dia mini jack remote control terminal provided Wireless remote control sensor is built in for Remote Controller RC...

Page 24: ...ze D batteries 4 Semi hard case 5 Eyecup equipped dioptric correction lenses compatible with EOS A2E 9 2 Major EOS System accessories 1 EF lenses 2 Speedlite 540EZ and external power packs 3 Speedlite 430EZ and external power packs 4 Speedlite 420EZ 5 Speedlite 300EZ 6 Speedlite 200E 7 Speedlite 160E 8 Macro Ring Lite ML 3 9 Remote Controller RC 1 10 Remote Switch RS 60E3 11 Eyecup Ed for EOS A2E ...

Page 25: ...and 20 sec later the Command Dial was switched between P and L automatic battery check After the camera and film were exposed to a temperature of 20 C for three hours the following operation was repeated three times at 3 min intervals Film loaded 5 frame continuous shooting at 20 sec intervals until 36 frames exposed the last frame is exposed singly auto matic film rewind film removed and 20 sec l...

Page 26: ... 0 I e AEB amount D D l D DEP polnlS l l Cuslom Function options a 1 i Red eye reduction setting a Beeper setting D I Callbrdon No r J Eye Controlled Autofocus equipped versions only ISO ISO symbol AEB e AEB symbol Red eye reduction symbol Multiple exposure symbol IJ Beeper symbol displayed when enabled Ill Custom Function symbol Frame counter a n No of multiple exposures set 1 I No of multiple ex...

Page 27: ...tering area Calibration position both ends ______ O In focus Indicator Lights when focus is achieved In One Shot AF BDnks at 2 Hz when focus falls Lights when manual focus Is achieved Focus Aid Indicator Off when manual focus Is not achieved no Focus Aid Indicator FIim rewind Indicator only during automatic rewind ________ Exposure level Flash exposure compensation indicator Exposure compensation ...

Page 28: ...D LB Ii 5 li llfOODl 1 221 Landscape Sports s TABLE 1 6 DEPTH OF FIELD AE WITH 50MM f 1 8 LENS AT ISO 100 N _ Conditions Low light level Correct exposure Bnght light level Mode Underexposure warning Insufficientdepth of field warning display Overexoosure warning TVauto AVauto TVauto AVau to TVau to AVauto TVauto AVauto DEPI H i 3D i i LB_l 30 5 5 li5 5 5 i IDDD1 1 221 1 9 s TABLE 1 7 METERED MANUA...

Page 29: ...Vauto TvAE lcS l I Bl lcS 5 6 lcS 1 221 2 11 6 TVauto AVset TVauto AVset TVauto AVset Av AE 5 6 lrS 5 6 r 2s i 5 6 Note 1 TVauto AVauto TVauto AVauto TVauto AVauto Program AE 60 1 s 22 lcS 5 6 lrS icci Note 2 s Note 1 Display for automatic fill in flash mode at EV 5 Ifthe light level requires a 30 sec shutter speed 3Ql Will blink 11 3 Note 2 Indicates the typical indoor lighting conditions in the ...

Page 30: ... 6 llS 5 6 n2s 5 6 Note 1 Noi e 3 11 7 TVauto AVauto TVauto AVauto TVauto AVauto Program AE 6D tB l llS S 6 llS i Note 2 Note3 11 s Note 1 Display for automatic fill in flash mode at EV 5 Ifthe light level requires a 30 sec shutter speed will blink D 3 Note 2 Indicates the typical indoor lighting conditions in the Program AE mode There is no underexposure warning in this case Note 3 The F072 s hig...

Page 31: ...re orii a slower shutter speed until the indicator matches up with Oon the TVset AVset II exposure level scale 3 Depth of field warning 30 AVauto 11 9 1 If the desired depth of field is not obtained use a fast film 2 Give up 2 Conditions EOS used with Speedlite 540EZ or 430EZ 4 Max sync speed warning l S AVsct 1 qose the aperture until the 1 125 sec display stops blinking 3 Conditions EOS used wit...

Page 32: ...f 2 8 3 2 4 1 1 4 5 1 t 1 0 30 15 8 4 2 2 4 8 16 30 60 125 250 500 100020004000 4 PIG Close up 0 1 2 3 4 5 V 32 22 16 11 8 5 6 4 2 8 1 4 1 0 30 15 8 4 2 1 2 4 8 16 30 60 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 5 PIC Sports 5 8 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 f No 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 f No r_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 32 4 _ I 22 3 1 t f f f 16 2 l t t t t t t t t t 11 ...

Page 33: ... mm up to f 38 28 mm up to f 22 45 32 22 18 11 8 5 6 4 2 8 1 4 1 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 2 80mm h 4 28mm r 45 32 22 16 11 8 5 6 4 2 6 2 1 4 1 0 30 1s e 4 2 1 2 4 a 1e 30 so 12s 250 soo 1000 2000 4000 30 1s a 4 2 1 2 4 a e 30 BO 12s 2so soo 1000 2000 4000 4 PIC Close up 5 PIC Sports 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 f No 7 a 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 f No 80 mm up to f 38 28 m...

Page 34: ...0 TV 4000 2000 1000 500 250 125 60 I I I I I I I I I I I I Restricted by lens maximum aperture or f 2 8 V V V Restricted by lens minimum aperture Dotted line indicates high speed sync FP Flash V EV 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Fig 1 5 Using Speedlite 380 EX 1 27 ...

Page 35: ...111 I I I EV 4 3 2 1 O 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 AV 32 22 16 11 8 5 6 4 2 8 2 1 4 1 0 Fig 1 6 Using Built in Flash Program TTL I I I I I I I I I I Restricted by lens minimum aperture I V V Restricted by lens maximum aperture N 111111111111111 kl 111111111 EV 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Fig 1 7 Using Speedlite xxxEZ and Program A TTL 1...

Page 36: ... X X X X X X X EOS KISS 500 Rebel X cases EOS lN cases X X EOS 5 cases NOTE NOTE 6 5 Bottom Accessories PRODUCT NAME GRlO CoMPATIBILITY GR20 GR50 for EOS750 850 700 GR60 EOSlO Grip Extension GR70 EOSl000 Grip Extension VGl0 EOS5 Vertical Grip GR80TP w tripod EOS 500 Power Drive Booster E 1 Battery Pack BP El Battery Pack BP 5 Battery Pack BP 8 Battery Pack BP 50 X X X X X X NOTE l 6 6 Viewfinder A...

Page 37: ...TIBILITY NOTE X X X X X 6 9 FD TERS PRODUCT NAME CoMPATIBILITY NOTE Drop in Circular Polarizing Filter PL C48 Circular Polarizing Filter PL C52 Circular Polarizing Filter PL C58 Circular Polarizing Filter PL C72 Circular Polarizing Filter PL C77 Drop in Gelatin Filter Holder II Gelatin Filter Holder E52 58 72 77 6 10 MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCT NAME COMPATIBILITY NOTE Panorama Adaptor PA 1000 3 3 Cannot...

Page 38: ...xposure comp ME Beeper Red eye reduction AEB and ISO Eyepiece Date switch X sync contacts Built in flash Red eye reduction lamp Command Dial eek strap eyelet 2 Self timer Remote control button Lock release button Camera back latch Eyecup removable AE lock Custom Function FE lock with380 EX button Panorama mode switch EOS 55 only Fig 1 8 Nomenclature 1 31 Focus point selection mode button Quick Con...

Page 39: ...Part 1 Genera Information 7 2 EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS 32 5 39 4 66 0 44 5 44 0 89 9 8 0 63 5 41 1 52 0 62 6 X 0 0 ai Fig 1 9 External Dimensions 1 32 12 0 43 4 75 5 65 0 27 0 36 2 9 6 12 6 0 0 c j 0 gi ll ...

Page 40: ... 2 2 5 e 5 4 AE Lock Auto Manual Multiple Expasure Preset Card Shutter Speed Ranae Increments 1 4000 30 1 2 1 4000 3011 2 1 4000 3011 31 1 2000 30111 1 2000 30111 X svnc s A 1 125 1 125 1 125 1 125 1 90 Fully Automatic Silient Transport 1 _ Film Transport Windina Saeed lies 2 5 3 3 7 2 1 24 exp roll Rewind Saeed sec I Automatic 6 12 Silent 111 12 16 Silent 19 12 e Batterv Life AE100 0 AE50 FA50 90...

Page 41: ...d must be detached An attached lens hood will obstruct part of the flash coverage Use an external flash unit 5 The built in flash s maximum coverage corresponds to 28mm lenses Therefore if the lens is wider than 28mm there will be light fall off at the edges To obtain wider flash coverage use Speedlite 380 EX 540EZ 430EZ or 420EZ 6 While the built in flash is being used or recharged the electronic...

Page 42: ... 2 1 1 2 Indicates AEB amount of 1 stop 1 1 2 Indicates maximum AEB amount 2 1 1 2 11 Indicates an AEB amount which exceeds the maximum amount by 0 5 stop 2 1 1 2 Indicates an AEB amount which exceeds the maximum amount by 1 5 stops 2 1 1 2 1c Indicates an AEB amount which exceeds the maximum amount by 2 stops 11 The partial metering areas are not marked on the viewfinder screen To avoid excessive...

Page 43: ...Part 1 General Information MEMO 1 36 ...

Page 44: ...Part2 Technical Information ...

Page 45: ...ox 120ms Approx 250ms Sensor type Area BASIS CCD Pixels 7000 6000 Eye Controlled Servo AF When Eye Controlled Autofocus and AI Servo AF are both set and the shutter button is pressed halfway or continuous shooting is executed AI Servo AF predictive AF can track an approaching or retreating subject moving across the three focusing points while the eye tracks the subject This is made pos sible by th...

Page 46: ...entaprism Eyepiece lens 1 Dichroic mirror Fig 2 1 Eye Controlled Autofocus system Eye Controlled Autofocus BASIS Image forming lens IREDs 8 Dichroic mirror Serves the same function as the beam splitter in the EOS A2E It has a special coating which reflects only infrared wavelengths It directs the infrared wavelengths to the Eye Controlled Autofocus BASIS and passes the visi ble light straight thro...

Page 47: ...masks 2 Eyepiece frame IRED covers 2 To eye Fig 2 2 Components of the Eye Controlled Autofocus unit IR 8 J I I I 1___ t _ IR 5 IR 1IR 2 Fig 2 3 IRED illumination system IR 7 IR 6 Table 2 3 Camera orientation and IRED activation J Orientation Eyeglass Use Without Glasses Horizontal Upright IR 1 IR 2 Upside down IR 1 IR 2 Vertical Grip on top IR 1 IR 4 Grip on bottom IR 2 IR 3 2 3 With Glasses IR 5 ...

Page 48: ... performance a different Eye Controlled Autofocus sensor Eye Controlled Autofocus BASIS instead of a CCD and a revamped Eye Controlled Autofocus algorithm the Eye Controlled Autofocus and calculation times have been shortened to about half that of the EOS 5 A2E 120ms vs 220ms This improved speed contributes to easier picture taking and expands photographic possibilities 4 Vertical Eye Controlled A...

Page 49: ... EOS5 Focusing points 3 5 AF sensor type I I 11 11 Eye Controlled Horizontal 0 X Focusing Autofocus Vertical 0 0 point Camera selected 0 0 selection Manually selected 0 0 Focusing speed Identical to EOS 5 Precision Identical to EOS 5 Low light limit 0EV 0EV Predictive Eye Controlled Autofocus Eye Controlled Servo AF Eye selected focus point AF control Camera selected Center focus point selected sh...

Page 50: ...ransmittance is reflected by the piggy back sub mirror 100 reflectance downward at 83 The light subsequently passes through the field lens reflects off the AF mirror and goes through the infrared fl lter fJXed aperture and sec ondacy image forming lens before reaching the multi BASIS Multi BASIS Fixed aperture Main mirror Sub mirror Primary focusing plane equivalent to film plane Field Lens AF mir...

Page 51: ...ne Shot AF mode with automatic focusing point selection the calculation speed is the same as with the EOS 5 A2E In the AI Servo AF mode with automatic focusing point selection and predictive AF the calculation speed is the same as with the EOS 5 A2E Since the center focusing point is given priority the subject must be placed at the center of the viewfinder for autofocusing The left and right focus...

Page 52: ...geared to illuminate only the center focusing point area The same system is used by the EOS Elan and EOS 1000N Rebel II The AF Illuminator covers the area of a 28mm lens When an external flash unit is used and it has an AF Illuminator the higher perfor mance AF Illuminator is used as follows With the 540EZ multiple point AF Illuminator provided The 540EZ s AF Illuminator is emitted automatically a...

Page 53: ... evaluative metering zone is linked to the active focusing point During manual focus evaluative metering is always based on the center focusing point No cor rection is provided for differences in horizontal and vertical camera position Figure 2 9 shows the metering zones for the respective focusing point and their weighting Figure 2 11 shows the sensitivity pattern for each metering zone D Main me...

Page 54: ...sed with the built in flash ML 3 300TL 380EX or a multi flash setup with any of these flash units it uses TIL autoflash metering If a Speedlite older than the 380EX is used the camera uses A ITL autoflash metering The ITL and A ITL autoflash metering systems both use the same metering sensor and algorithm as the EOS 500 Rebel X Autoflash metering is linked to the three focusing points to detect th...

Page 55: ...ior ity AE and continuous focus tracking It sets the camera to Al Servo AF auto matic focusing point selection or Eye Controlled Autofocus continuous shooting evaluative metering and high speed program AE The built in flash is disabled The PH 1 mode is based on using an EF 50mm f 1 8 lens Starting at maximum aperture only the shutter speed shifts faster speeds until 2 5 EV steps beyond the speed w...

Page 56: ...he flash button When the 380EX is used the AE lock button func tions as an FE lock button This will be covered later 3 Exposure compensation With autoexposure bracketing AEB and manual exposure compensation the exposure can be adjusted up to 2 stops in half stops When AEB is set a bracketing sequence of correct exposure underexposure and overexposure can be shot singly or continuously depending on...

Page 57: ...ror lifting 2 Shutter cocking mirror down 3 Mechanical phase switching 1 Film Rewind 2 Film Advance 3 Flash pop up When the shutter is tripped the motor runs in the normal mode and the following occurs The mirror goes up 1 the exposure is controlled the shutter is cocked 2 and the motor stops after setting the film advance phase Then the motor runs in reverse 2 and advances the film by one frame 8...

Page 58: ...res are as follows Q Careless motor Smooth rotation with little vibration and operation noise Film advance timing belt The rubber s anti vibration properties greatly reduce film advance noise Film rewind timing belt The rubber s anti vibration properties makes film rewind noise very soft Film transport unit s floating support The rubber s anti vibration properties pre vent the film transport unit ...

Page 59: ...Part 2 Technical Information D Coreless Motor PWM controlled silent rewind reduction stage Rubber bush supports Fig 2 15 Film rewind system s silencing technology 2 15 ...

Page 60: ...r the flash fires pressed Full Auto a When the exposure mode is After recycling AF and By hand Portrait set metering are complet Close up b Halfway pressing of shutter ed automatic pop up button when low light or backlit c After the flash fires condition is detected 2 Built in Flash Optical System To maintain compactness it is almost identical to the EOS 500 Rebel X s built in flash Pop up down Sp...

Page 61: ...alanced exposure between the subject and background Aperture priority AE 4 With FE lock Flash Exposure lock proper exposure even for spotlighted subjects is possible The E TIL Flash System operates as follows The Speedlite 380EX fires a preflash The camera s six zone flash metering sensor reads the ambient light immediately before the preflash is fired It also reads the light reflected from the su...

Page 62: ...s is the same as before With the built in flash Off the film metering with 3 zone TIL auto flash control linked to the focusing points With an EZ series Speedlite 540EZ 430EZ etc Off the film metering with 3 zone A TIL auto flash control linked to the focusing points The same effects are obtained as with the EOS A2 A2E and other cameras having multiple focusing points With the ML 3 and other multi...

Page 63: ...ystem 2 Photography with E TTL Auto Flash Exposure System Flash exposure control for previous EOS cameras was designed with two objectives in mind to supply light in low light situations and to provide fill in flash for backlit sub jects In other words the flash was basically designed for use when ambient light alone was insufficient Therefore when flash was used in an AE mode which set the correc...

Page 64: ...d t Briahtness Information 3 Algorithm calculation I 1 1 4 Sync Speed I 5 Flash Aperture TVauto 60 4000 I AVauto 2 8 22 I I 6 Real time metering for framing change detection 1 7 Ambient light metering before preflash I 3 Preflash I 8 Preflash Metering I 1 9 High reflectivity correction I 1 10 Framing change detection I 1 11 Main flash output calculation Flash oulout information sent l 4 Main Flash...

Page 65: ...The flash aperture and sync speed calculated by the algorithm are set by the EOS 50 55 Elan II s exposure mode and metering mode See Tables 2 9 and 2 10 Table 2 9 Sync Speed EOS 50 55 Elan 11 Exposure Mode Sync Speed Programmed Image Control The sync speed is set automatically from 1 60 to 1 125 sec by the EOS 50 55 Elan ll s E TTL program Program AE P The sync speed is set automatically from 1 60...

Page 66: ... neously 1 ms to prevent flicker from affecting the result 9 Correction for highly reflective subjects Correction is executed for highly reflective subjects such as glass If the SO Sl or S2 sensor attached to the current focusing point senses an abnormally strong light reflection the sensor controls the flash to prevent underexposure of the subject 10 Framing change detection EOS cameras equipped ...

Page 67: ...ocusing point However since it does not match up with the brightest reflected light area the sensor corresponding to the focusing point which achieved focus seeks a correct exposure while the other sensors having a focusing point seek overexposure by one stop The main flash output is controlled by the first sensor to reach its correct exposure point Fig 2 18 E ITL Autoftash Algorithm Diagram 12 Ex...

Page 68: ...ficient by 0 5 or more stops for obtaining correct flash exposure the lightning bolt symbol blinks 2 Hz as an insufficient flash warning 8 When the shutter button is pressed completely the exposure sequence takes place and the photo is taken FE lock 2 sequence FE lock shutter button pressed halfway and shutter button pressed completely Major operation steps executed by the EOS 50 55 Elan II 1 Real...

Page 69: ...he flash at all shutter speeds FP flash restricts the flash output to a stipulated level By having a fixed output flash fire over a continuous period of time flash control is possible even at high shutter speeds when the shutter curtains do not open completely Table 2 9 shows how the shutter speed synchronizes The sync speed can be set automatically in the P Av or DEP mode or manually in the Tv or...

Page 70: ...riod from when the motor is turned on to when the front curtain magnet releases is fixed at 80 ms 2 Operation Sequence Figure 2 20 shows the timing chart Figures 2 21 and 2 22 show the overall opera tion and sequence flow for One shot AF and Al Servo AF Battery check Mirror up Aperture stop down Sutter button pressed 1 2 Motor EMO Mirror Date Mg3 1 Mg3 2 CN2 Film Start Exposure Time Aperture opens...

Page 71: ... 2 Technical Information Reverse current brake NO The motor does not stop Lens driven Motor brake BC MG3 1 MG3 2 o Motor turns on Mirror starts to goes up NO Motor brake Date imprinted BC Motor turns on Mirror goes down Fig 2 21 Sequence Flow One Shot AF 2 27 ...

Page 72: ...mation Battery loaded Initialization On standby Motor brake OFF Mirror starts to goes up Date imprinted Mirror goes down Sucessive Frame Sequence Fig 2 22 Sequence Flow Al Servo AF 2 28 AE metering AF Activation Lens Driven ...

Page 73: ... by a rapid 16MHz clock AEIC Motor Driver Operational Switches 1 Orientation Switches AF llluminator 1st Shutter Curtain DATE Module MPU Flash Board Unit EFIC LSI IC Motors Magnets Displays Emmiters Sensors AF BASIS Y EYE BASIS EEPROM Electronic 14 1 2 2 19 5 Dedicated S eedlite Mount Interface _____ 2nd Shutter Curtain Buzzer Operational Switches Top deck LCD Viewfinder LCD Remote Receiver IC Rem...

Page 74: ...ng sensor linked to the three focusing points Packaged in clear mold it is a Canon manufactured LSI which controls the built in flash serves as an 1 0 communications link for external flash units and controls flash output 5 BASIS Focusing sensor Same as the EOS 500 Rebel X s High precision multi BASIS with three focusing points including a cross type center focusing point Packaged in clear mold it...

Page 75: ...the battecy level automatically If the battecy level is insufficient the camera stops operating During bulb exposure power is supplied only to the second curtain s electromagnet to conserve power With a new battecy continuous bulb exposure of up to about fifteen hours is possible This compares to only about six hours for the EOS 50 A2E Table 2 12 Battery Condition Indicators Voltage Battery Mark M...

Page 76: ...orama LED 2 VDD About 4 7V Main power for MPU LCD Driver 3 El About 5 0V DC DC Convector output for digital circuits EEPROM EF IC Motor Drivers YLED Driver etc Return path is DGND 4 E2 About 5 0V DC DC Convector output for analog circuits Exposure AE and flash Ranging and Eye control Return path is AGND 5 VPP About 15V IGBT Driver power generated by Motor Driver Charge Pump 6 VBAT2 Lens actuator p...

Page 77: ... low 2 Simultaneously the ElON pin of the LCD DR goes low turning on the DC DC 3 When the DC DC s El exceeds 4 5V the EF IC s RES2 goes high When the LCD DR see this change on RESIO the LCD DR switches RESMPU to high 4 This resets the MPU and the 16MHz clock is generated 5 Approximately 2ms after the 16MHz clock starts the MPU is operational 3 Low Battery Sequence VBAT P GND 1 EFIC always monitors...

Page 78: ...mmunicates with the EFIC and selects the VBAT 2 output from EFAD 2 Motor current is applied in the normal and reverse directions The current is digi talized through the A D convertor and the average established 3 The result is compared to the inhibit voltage and if it below the inhibit level the battery mark flashes MD2 RSFD _ 1 _ RFWD PGNDl 12 7REV FSRD 111 CM 0 1 rl f MD1 RSFDr 13 __ f J o t 6 F...

Page 79: ...d MIR lines to drive the motor in the normal direction This switches the motor to the film wind ing phase 8 The motor is then reversed to start the actual film winding 9 The film sensor s photoreflector PR FILM data PRAD is A D converted edge read ing to count the perforations transported and determine the comparator level for use during winding IO After approximately 3 5 frames are wound the moto...

Page 80: ...data from the EEPROM applies it to the data an determines the exposure value 4 Toe MPU checks the camera mode setting and determines the aperture and or shut ter speeds and communicates this data to the LCD DR 5 Toe LCD DR displays the data on the LCD RREQ RAE LCD Dr 47K 1019 al 8 c S AEIC J I lll f8 o S c 8 5 en 0 4l31J en o 0 l Oen ii g 139 AEAO en 0 0 l 0 Cl l o Cl C o o en MPU 128 SK EE PROM 1...

Page 81: ... from high to low g The BASIS then informs the MPU through CSAF0 CSAFl that the line has fin ished the data accumulation h The CLK0 CLKl CLK2 and READ signals the image data for the line A D convert it and store it in the RAM i Compensation data is read through the ECS ESK ESQ and ESI lines and the image date is corrected 2 3The RAM data is read and the prediction calculations are made for each li...

Page 82: ...re is reached the diaphragm stop signal is sent 10 Date printing starts 11 Mg3 l is turned off and the first curtain runs 12 After the exposure time expires Mg3 2 is turned off and the second curtain runs CN2 SW goes on also 13 The battery is checked 14 To bring the mirror down the motor is energized 15 When the mirror is down and the shutter is recharged the motor stops with the phase board at Wi...

Page 83: ...nce 1 The MPU outputs film speed ISO data to OPAMPl on DAI and DA2 2 The data is converted in OPAMPland sent to the EFIC on DAC1 and DAC2 3 The X sync on signal from the shutter is input to EFIC on the SYNC line and out put as a low on SPCR 4 SPCR is input to MD2 on TIN and output on TOUT to control the VPP level of IGBT DR 5 IGBT DR amplifies this and outputs it to trigger the IGBT in the built i...

Page 84: ... the trigger timing is different The STSP leading edge signal fires the flash which extends the flat firing to cover the entire time span from the start of the first curtain run to the end of the second curtain run 3 Normal main flash is the same as previous EOS system flashes Flat flash is a series of limited flashes that combine to approximate the long low output of the old FP flash bulbs for sy...

Page 85: ... forward to switch to the rewind phase 3 The motor turns in reverse starting film rewinding 4 The photoreflector PRFILM lights 5 The MPU s PRAD port switches to level comparator mode 6 When eight perforations are counted the frame counter decreases one count 7 When the frame counter reaches zero the film leader timer operates 8 The motor stops 9 The motor phase switch stops at the flash position R...

Page 86: ...e Select photographic mode Main Switch turns off at L Select metering mode Select AF mode Sets film winding mode single or continuous Locks in present exposure value AE Lock remains while metering timer is working Allows the focusing point to be selected with the Main Dial Operated using in combinations with other switches e g shooting mode AF mode metering mode Tums on off the Quick Control Dial ...

Page 87: ... Emitting control for the eye control IRED Communication control for eye control IRED driver Motor control signal Motor control signal Luminance control for the viewfinder LED and the panorama LED AF auxiomy LED control signal Luminance control for the superimpose LED Power supply Eye control IRED emitter Eye control Y BASIS control signal Eye control Y BASIS control signal Chip selector for Eye c...

Page 88: ...i 71 CSLCD DO LCD driver select and exposure sensor area select 72 CSAF0 Dl AF BASIS communications chip select exposure sensor area select 73 CSAFl D2 AF BASIS communications chip select exposure sensor area select 74 CLK0 BASIS drive reference clock 75 Not used 76 CLKl BASIS drive reference clock 77 CLK2 BASIS drive reference clock 78 READ BASIS drive reference clock 79 DGND Digital ground 80 FA...

Page 89: ...al input MPU reset signal output Cut in communication request output to MPU DC DC operation start signal Mount interface switch input Built in flash up switch input AF mode switch input AE lock switch input Release switch 1 metering raning input Function switch input Beeper connector Remote control signal input REM IC power supply signal Ground connector not used 32kHZ oscillator connection 32kHZ ...

Page 90: ... flash communication signal External flash starting and completing controller Shutter X sync trigger Not used Digital ground Built in flash charge controller Built in flash termination Signal Reference clock input Logic circuits power supply Communications clock input Digital ground Communication line input Communications chip selector Communications chip selector Communication line output El volt...

Page 91: ...Part3 Repair Information ...

Page 92: ...E lead red pad as shown below v L Fig 3 1 Main Capacitor Bleed Points 1 2 OPERATION WITH TOP COVER REMOVED 1 Camera Operation Xe If the top cover has been removed and leads and connectors between the cover and main flex disconnected the camera will not operate To operate the camera without the top cover in place you should construct the Command Dial Tool following the instructions on page 3 7 2 Sh...

Page 93: ...ource Constant voltage source 5 4 V 0 7Q Film New Tii X 36 exp during prewind or winding check Standby including LOCK SWl ON Self timer Battery Check Regulated Power Supply Product standard 50µA 150mA 200mA 1200 200 mA Digital Multimeter Ampere scale Tool Battery Fig 3 2 Current Consumption Test Set up 3 2 Measured range 30 40 µA 60 70 mA 60 70mA 1000 100 mA a Camera ...

Page 94: ...CY9 l001 003 FFD adjustment EF50mm f I1 8 lens not type II 18 gray paper Exposure adjustment Reflectance paper 2 CY9 l 066 000 AF adjustment 64 CY9 l 067 000 AF adjustment 90 CY9 7076 000 AF adjustment Flash Meter Flash Exposure adjustment Mask Holder CY9 l 097 000 Eye Control Focus adj CCD Adj Chart EOS 5 CY9 7088 000 Eye Control Focus adj IRED Alignment Tool CY9 l 106 000 Eye Control Focus adj 2...

Page 95: ... 15mm 19mm 17mm Fig 3 3 AF Reference Chart 16mm bar chart AF accuracy check A4 Size Attach 16mm 90 paper vertically to 2 A4 paper as shown below 45 bar chart AF accuracy check Attach 16mm 90 paper diagonally to 2 A4 sheet as shown below Low contrast chart AF accuracy check Make chart a center 15mm wide 90 white over a 64 light gray background 3 4 Fig 3 4 Single Bar 16mm Chart 45 q Fig 3 5 45 Bar C...

Page 96: ...shown as shown A3 Size Fig 3 7 AGC Chart 2 X Sync Time Lag Check Tool This kludge is used for measuring X sync time lag Use a flash accessory shoe with a 4 7kn resistor from the CCC terminal to ground and leads attached as shown To EF8000 4 7k ohm Acc Shoe Tool Fig 3 8 Accessory Shoe Tool 3 5 ...

Page 97: ...of a 2CR5 battery The diode and capacitor provide additional protection for the camera circuitry Battery Terminal Solder leads to battery terminals Tie overhand knots in the leads on both sides of the components to relieve strain Resistor 0 68 1 The leads banana clips and resistor are supplied in a kit CY9 7089 Battery Terminal Dummy Battery CY9 7079 Black Fig 3 9 Dummy Battery Assembly 3 6 Zener ...

Page 98: ...dified Top Flex into the connector on the main Flex The camera will now be in the MANUAL M mode Top Cover Flex Fig 3 10 Command Dial Tool Table 3 1 Command Dial Phasing Command Dial MAIN 1 MAIN2 MAIN3 MAIN4 ll CAL High High Low Low CF Low High Low High DEP Low Low Low High M High Low Low High AV High Low High High TV Low Low High High p High High High L Lock High High High High D High High High Lo...

Page 99: ...N 0 I I 6 INOTEII oose Parts l a Q I 9 w i J111 11 11 1 l a High Voltage Large numbers in parantheses as 1 indicate disassembly order Assembly order is the reverse 2 Removal not normally necessary 4 0mm I _ Gil ______ x2 I I INOTE x2 5 0mm x2 I x2 4 5mm 4 5mm F 3 11 External Covers 3 8 ...

Page 100: ...Remove the four eyepiece screws 2 black 2 chrome 2 Remove the screw at the right end strap lug 3 Lift the top cover Disengage the grip clip from the top cover clip hole before removing the top cover 4 Discharge the main capacitor 5 Unsolder the five leads from the camera as shown in Figure 3 12 6 Disconnect the flash connector Fig 3 12 Lead Wiring and Main Capacitor Bleeding I NOTE II Bottom Cover...

Page 101: ... Repair Information 2 2 MIRROR Box UNIT REMOVAL 5 8 i I N o T E i I I I I L I 4 0mm I 6 Loose Part Fig 3 13 Mirror Box Removal 3 10 4 0mm I x2 I Eye control focus models only 7 0mm i x2 2 0 J N O cTE 7 0mm x2 ...

Page 102: ...yepeice Normal Eyepeice Fig 3 14 Eyepiece Units I NOTE II LCD Unit Removal 1 Remove the AF mode dial flex 3 one screw and unsolder the main flex comb con nector 2 Remove the right end vertical strap lug 4 2 screws 3 Unsolder the back cover flex Fig 3 15 4 Unsolder the viewfinder LCD flex 5 Unsolder three leads from the remote terminal Fig 3 15 6 Unsolder the release flex and electronic control dia...

Page 103: ...Unsolder the main flex from the flash circuit board at two places Fig 3 16 4 Unsolder the signal unit from the flex Fig 3 16 5 Unsolder the DC De flex from the two battery contacts Fig 3 16 6 EOS55 Unsolder the two panorama switch leads Fig 3 17 7 Unsolder the back cover switch flex Fig 3 17 8 Unsolder the DX contact thru hole connections 2 Mirror Box Installation When installing the mirror box ma...

Page 104: ...nge PANO INOTE LCD Installation Fig 3 17 DX Contacts 1 The LCD normally need not be removed Part 3 Repair Information Back Cover Switch Flex 2 When installing the LCD push it toward before tightening 3 13 ...

Page 105: ...Part 3 Repair Information 2 3 MAIN FLEX UNIT REMOVAL 1 INOTE 4 5mm x2 ex emoval Fig 3 18 Main Fl R 3 14 3 r I N o_T_E_II i x2 4 0mm 4 INOTE II 2 INOTEII ...

Page 106: ... I NOTE II AF Unit Removal Part 3 Repair Information When the AF Unit is disturbed the AF Sensor Position adjustment is necessary See the Mechanical Adjustments section 1 Unsolder the comb connector with the main flex 2 Remove the filter coil leads from the MIF unit Fig 3 20 AF Unit Fig 3 20 Main Flex Lower 3 15 MIF Contact Pattern ...

Page 107: ...upper part of the main flex 6 Unsolder the SI LED connections Fig 3 19 7 Remove four leads from the Panorama LED 8 Remove two screws from the MIF Unit and push the MIF unit out of the lens mount as far as possible 9 Remove two screws from the TTI flash sensor sliding it sideways and pulling it out When reinstalling the TTI flash sensor do not pinch the AF Units light shield sheet If the AF Unit is...

Page 108: ...Charge Gear Train Assembly and Disassembly During disassembly take care to not bend the phase switch contacts on the cam gear During reassembly insure that the springs are installed correctly Fig 3 22 Shutter Mirror Charge Gear Train 3 17 ...

Page 109: ...Part 3 Repair Information 2 4 MIRROR Box DISASSEMBLY 1 5 5mm x2 I H26 on gear spindles INOTE x4 6 5mm Fig 3 23 Mirror Box 1 3 18 INOTED ...

Page 110: ...IF Unit INOTE 8 Focusing Screen Installation and Removal Secure leads with slack for pin movement Insert tweezers in the holes in the focusing screen holder and gently remove it Excess pressure can bend the holder Do not scratch the focusing screen When reassembling make sure the focusing screen focus washers and holder are all squarely in place and installed in the correct direction UP toward pen...

Page 111: ...Part 3 Repair Information 2 5 MIRROR Box DISASSEMBLY 2 3 5mm INOTE Fig 3 26 Mirror Box 2 3 20 ...

Page 112: ...the sub mirror adjustment is necessary See the mechani cal adjustments for the procedure INOTE Panorama LED Unit EOS 55 only The Panorama LED Unit is used in the EOS 55 only but the right LED unit s LED hold er is lnstalled on the mirror box as shown in figure 3 26 lb is part is not stocked INOTE Insulating Tape Attachment Cover the right LED unit s LED holder with tape cut to the dimensions shown...

Page 113: ...t3 R epaJr Information 2 6 BODY DISASSEMBLY 1 7 0mm f 5 0mm f I I 5 5mm i x2 I I I___J H26 on Gear Spindles 4 5mm 1xG Fig 3 29 Body 1 3 22 3 5mm x2 PL 015JG on mating surface with body H26 on Gear Spindles ...

Page 114: ... 7 TRANSPORT UNIT DISASSEMBLY Three Bond 1401B on screw heads Lube with_____ 1 A 74 I 4 0mm I x3 Fig 3 30 Transport Unit 3 23 x2 Part 3 Repair Information PL 015JG on mating surface H26 on Gear Spindles ...

Page 115: ... Repair Information 2 8 Boov DISASSEMBLY 2 4 0mm 3 5mm f I r L g5nm r I L 0 4 5mm lx2 Fig 3 31 Body 2 3 24 I i T4 5mm PL 015JG on mating surface with spool Q t Bond G 103 PL 015JG on mating surface with spool ...

Page 116: ...2 9 BACK COVER UNIT DISASSEMBLY 2 6mm H26 on friction surfaces 0 Q fl l 1 4 5mm 35mm x5 4 0mm Fig 3 32 Back Cover Unit 3 25 Part 3 Repair Information H26 on friction surfaces ...

Page 117: ...ER DISASSEMBLY 1 Three Bon_d 1401C _ on screw tip Bond G 103 Irx4 5 0mm 4 5mm lii x2 I Bond G 103 on screw tip Arontite L on screw threads 4 0 C cam surface _ ___J 1 el 1 A 74 on Lr friction surtace Fig 3 33 Top Cover 1 3 26 a_Jl J i 4 0mm ...

Page 118: ... 3 5mm H26 on 1 friction surfaces Three Bond 1401C on screw head __ P 4 0mm Part 3 Repair Information 0 l 4 5mm I i PL 015JG on friction surface IJt T H26on friction surfaces m I 3x2 I e I H26 on ball I H26on friction surfaces S Omm IL x2 l 3 2mm 1 I 3 0mm 4 0mm b 4 0mm Fig 3 34 Top Cover 2 3 27 ...

Page 119: ...ch the sub mirror gage 42 to the universal go Collimator 3 to calibrate the sub mirror magnifier Refer to the Universal go Collimator Operating Instructions for details on calibration Horizontal Scale Sub mirror Scope imit Area Vertical Scale Fig 3 35 Universal 90 Collimator Al JuSTMENT 1 Unhook the mirror up spring and put the mirror down 2 Attach the front panel unit to be tested with the mirror...

Page 120: ...Shade the lens to cause a long shutter speed Press the shutter button and remove the lens while the shutter is open Remove the lens while holding SW2 on For other camera types refer to earlier Service Manuals 2 Set the distance scale of the lens to infinity to make the AF frame clear ADJuSTMENT 1 Install EF50mm f I1 8 to the front panel with the mirror unit focus ing screen and the main flex with ...

Page 121: ... electric adjustment AF Standard adjustment Pressure Plate Center Depression 0 030 0 020mm using outer rail reference Pressure Plate Center Depression is measured at the E point 0 A B 0 0 E 0 D C 0 E should be lower more than any ofABCD but one of the four points can be as much as 15um and one more can be 5um compared to E Fig 3 39 Pressure Plate Points TOOLS Dial gage Auxiliary ring 2mm Optical f...

Page 122: ...e plate to check parallelism If it is out of limit change the parallelism adjustment washers as necessary 2 Pressure Plate Center 1 Close the back cover and open the shutter 2 Place the dial gage on the mount and measure the FFD to the pressure plate center E 3 If it is out of limit change the pressure plate 3 Pressure Plate Center Depression From the results of 1 and 2 figure the pressure plate c...

Page 123: ...ator Al JuSTIIENT 1 Install the magnifier on the eyepiece and adjust it to your eyesight The lens should not be installed at this point Eyesight adjustment procedure Aim the camera at a bright source EV 12 or over white wall or light source of shutter tester and tum the eyesight adjustment ring of the magnifier until the focusing frame is as sharp as possible 2 Install an EF50mm f I 1 8 to set the...

Page 124: ...er my be permanently deformed if too much pressure is used r I 4 11MH Do not scratch the focusing screen I I I I I Make sure the focusing screen focus washers and holder are all I I 1 squarely in place and installed in the correct direction 1 I I L Viewfinder Focus Washer SIZES available Focusing Screen Focu ngScreen H o l d e r Pin holes Fig 3 43 Finder Focus Washer 3 33 ...

Page 125: ...Part 3 Repair Information MEMO 3 34 ...

Page 126: ...allow depth of focus EF50mm f LCL EF 85mm f 12L or EF 135mm f 2 8SF Adjusting the data output of the flash sensor Adjusting inhibit voltage for the camera Adjusting the Eye controlled Focus ECF Checking the switches and LCDs Initializing storing or transferring camera data and resetting counter when necessary Correcting data output of the temperature sensor 4 2 ADJUSTMENTS AFTER PARTS REPLACEMENT ...

Page 127: ...AT After a work disk is made the software will run automatically by the AUTOEXE EXE file 2 Adjustment Software Operation This software only requires operation of the RETURN ENTER key SPACE Bar and Cursor keys Follow the instructions on the screen to adjust the camera 3 Connecting the Camera to the Computer Fig 3 44 Camera Connection 3 36 ...

Page 128: ...nications are established press the Return key At times it is necessary to switch the cam era s SWl on to establish communications Follow the screen instructions If more than a minute passes before SWl is pressed an error will occur Upon establishment of communications between the computer and the camera The camera ROM version number and number of releases 3 37 POWON SET WakeUP POWON2 Part 3 Repai...

Page 129: ...3 38 ERRHSVER ERRCAM ERRCVER HS I F ROM is not Ver 1 1 or later This software does not operate with HS 1 F ROM Versions earlier than 1 1 Press a key to exit software program The camera is not an EOS50 E 55 or ELAN II E This software is for these models only Press a key to exit software program The ROM in the connected camera is the wrong version This software cannot be used to adjust a camera with...

Page 130: ...sitioning I I F2 AE Accuracy Adjustment F3 I AE Shift Adjustment I I AFMenu Fl AF Accuracy Adjustmentj I I I I I F2 I AF Focus Adjustment I I I I F3 Basis Sensor Data Output I I I I F4 I Defocus Data Output I I I I 1 F5 I AF Shift Adjustment I I Self Check Menu I Fl 1 I SW Check I I I F2 I I LCD Check I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Data Transfer Menu r Fl I Initialization I DataTransfer f F2 I I Data...

Page 131: ...place the shutter unit Shutter curtain travel time standard First curtain travel time 4 8 0 2ms Second curtain travel time 4 8 0 2ms J To01 s Personal computer RS 232C cable HS 1 F Adjustment software stored on a work disk EF 8000 EF50mm f l 8 production lens PREPARATION 1 Start adjustment program connect the camera to the computer through the HS 1 F and select Fl Shutter Adjustment on the menu sc...

Page 132: ...tter speed again to check whether it conforms to the stan dard If not press the Space bar and return to step 1 3 41 Part 3 Repair Information SHUl IShutter I Adjustment Limit o 1 n 0 444mS Measure the 1 4000 shutter speed Move the cursor under speed recorded Press RETURN to make correction Press SPACE bar to return to MAIN MENU screen IShutter I Adjustment Measure the 1 4000 shutter speed LIMIT 0 ...

Page 133: ...sTMENT 1 Set a shutter flash speed of 1 125 in the 1V mode or manual mode 2 Mount a compatible flash or a hot shoe unit CG9 3194 000 with a 4 7K ohm resistor from the CCC terminal to ground 3 Test with EF 8000 in DELAY mode and checks lines A and B 0 To EF8000 To Acc Shoe tool Fig 3 47 X Time Lag Check 3 42 4 7k ohm Acc shoe tool ...

Page 134: ...Part 3 Repair Information MEMO 3 43 ...

Page 135: ... I Start adjustment program connect the camera to the computer through the HS 1 F and select F2 AE Adjustment menu screen 2 Attach the EF50mm f 18 production lens to the camera and fix the camera on the tripod toward the light source 3 Attach the SPD positioning mask to the light source of EF 8000 and set the brightness to LV 15 4 Set the camera 45cm away from the SPD positioning mask and align th...

Page 136: ...heck the EV value 3 Position the SPD so that the EV values fall within 2 EV 4 After positioning the SPD fix the SPD holder with Aron Alpha Shield four of the five holes in turn and read the EV of the unshielded hole Part 3 Repair Information AESPC SPD Output I I S2 I so I S1 I S4 I S3 S5 When adjustment is finished press RETURN to return to AE Menu screen Fig 3 49 SPC Positioning Check 3 45 ...

Page 137: ... a work disk EF 8000 EF50mm f 18 production lens PREPARATION 1 Start adjustment program connect the camera to the computer through the HS 1 F and select F2 AE Menu screen 2 Attach the EF50mm f 18 production lens to the camera and direct it toward the light source of the EF 8000 with the camera s eyepiece shielded from light so that it will not be affected by external light Light Source Shield from...

Page 138: ...ram mode with evaluative metering If not press the Space bar and do the adjustment again 3 47 Part 3 Repair Information AEMl I AE Accuracy I Adjustment Set EV Tester as follows LV9 K 12 5 ISO 100 After setting press RETURN Press SPACE bar to return to AE MENU screen AEM2 I AEM3 I AE Accuracy I Adjustment Set EV Tester as follows LV15 K 12 5 ISO 100 After setting press RETURN AE Accuracy I Adjustme...

Page 139: ...mputer RS 232C cable HS 1 F Adjustment software stored on a work disk EF 8000 EF50mm f 1 8 production lens PREPARATION 1 Start adjustment program connect the camera to the computer through the HS 1 F and select F2 AE Menu screen 2 Attach the EF50mm f 1 8 production lens to the camera and direct it t9ward the light source of the EF 8000 with the camera s eyepiece shielded from light so that it will...

Page 140: ...position of 1 3 After completion of the communications check exposure at LV9 LV12 and LV15 3 49 Part 3 Repair Information AEFl IAE Shift I GLimit 0 SEV 2 1 0 1 2 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Measure film plane illumination Move cursor to the correction requested Press RETURN to make correction Press SPACE bar to return to AE MENU screen AEF2 IAE Shift I GLimit 0 SEV Check Film Plane Illuminat...

Page 141: ...enerate even in the absence of light dark cur rent Compensates for bit by bit variations in the sensor out put l jjMH AF Accuracy adjustment must always be preceded by AF sensor position 1 ing There must also be no dirt adhering to the main mirror sub mirror _ 2 the AF ___________________________________________________________j TOOLS Personal computer RS 232C cable HS I F Adjustment software stor...

Page 142: ... camera Manually adjust the focus and press the RETURN key ft Press SPACE bar to return to MAIN MENU screen AFBAGC I AF Accuracy I Adjustment AGC AFB2 2 When AGC adjustment is complete this screen will appear Place the camera in a I dark bag and press Return The dark adjustment will be completed AF Accuracy I Adjustment DARK 3 51 Place camera in the dark bag After setting press RETURN AFBDARK I AF...

Page 143: ... at the right appears Place the camera on the light source set to LV12 and press RETURN again This completes this adjustment The AF MENU screen will reappear 3 52 AFB3 I AF Accuracy I Adjustment Shading Set EV Tester as follows LV12 K 12 5 ISO 100 After setting press RETURN ...

Page 144: ...essure plate is not applicable to this camera r ___ JljjMH The main mirror sub mirror and light receiving section of the AF sensor i _ _ __ m_ust be cle ng this adjus j TOOLS Personal computer RS 232C cable HS I F Adjustment software stored on a work disk EF 8000 EF50mm f li3 tool lens light Tripod PREPARATION 1 Select the AF Adjustment Menu 2 Set the camera and chart as indicated for AF Focus adj...

Page 145: ...he bars of the AF reference chart and press the Return key 4 Return the chart to the horizontal and repeat for the other focus areas L3 and IA When adjustment is complete return to the AF Menu 3 54 AFPINTl AF Focus Adjustment FFD 25 20 10 44 17nun 0 10 20 25 I I I I I I I Move cursor to necessary correction Press RETURN to make correction Press SPACE bar to return to AF MENU screen AFPINT2 AF Focu...

Page 146: ...as an opposite sign to the variation marked on the tool lens See that GAIN is set to L When the focusing ring is overturned be sure to set it back to the infinity end and then tum it again Example When the defocus is 0 03 stop the focusing ring when the DEFO CUS indication reaches 0 03 5 Press the Return key to return to the AF menu screen 6 Press the F2 AF Focus Adjustment and repeat steps 1 thro...

Page 147: ...computer RS 232C cable HS 1 F Adjustment software stored on a work disk EF 8000 PREPARATION Set the camera at the light source without a lens attached to the camera and the brightness of the light source set to LV12 Be sure to shield the eyepiece from exter nal light Light Source 01 0 Shield from light Fig 3 54 AF Sensor Dust Check 3 56 ...

Page 148: ... Data Output on the AF menu screen to display the image data Check whether the output waveform is linear If not dust may be on the AF sensor AFBASIS IBASIS sensorl Dust CV Ll CH L2 Left L3 Right L4 Stand by Communication with Camera in progress 3 57 ...

Page 149: ...3 AF Adjustment Menu 3 Focus with AF on the chart and then switch the lens to manual 4 Select F4 Defocus Data Output Switch to the various charts Focus with AF on each chart and check that the results are within the listed limits AFDEF IDefocus data I outpt Left L3 00 00 CV Ll 00 00 CH L2 00 00 Right L4 00 00 5 If the standards cannot be met replace the AF Unit Press RETURN to AF MENU screen Table...

Page 150: ...the standards In this event the user of the lenses may complain of unsharp focus Example Unsatisfactory combination of camera and lens Camera 0 0 03mm Lens 0 0 02mm AF focus shift is intended to correct total AF defocus resulting from use of a par ticular camera in combination with a lens with a shallow depth of focus Therefore AF focus shift must always be made on that camera and lens AF focus sh...

Page 151: ... shooting confirm that the screen shown at the right appears Press the Space key to return to the screen dis played in step 1 Move the cursor to the position of 30 and press Return to reset the AF focus shift to zero Press SPACE bar to return to AF MENU screen Shoot the object ten times in the same manner as in step 2 4 Press the Space key to return to the screen displayed in step 1 Move the curso...

Page 152: ...Part 3 Repair Information MEMO 3 61 ...

Page 153: ...lash sensor DIR201 EF50mm f I1 8 production lens Speedlite 300 EZ 420 EZ or 430 EZ Tripod Ambient light should be under EV3 If a dark room is not available establish a test area with stable conditions and no highly reflective objects Test about ten cameras from stock and establish an average PREPARATION 1 Run the adjustment software and select F4 Flash Adjustment 2 Fix the camera on the tripod and...

Page 154: ...nsor automatically If flash level is not correct press the Space bar and readjust Tum Speedlite off once and tum back on to insure correct communications 4 Cacy out the adjustment for the center and left sensor using the same method as the right sensor 3 63 FA1 FA2 Flash Adjustment I I L GAIN Part 3 Repair Information The adjustment is completely automatic Press RETURN key Press SPACE bar to retur...

Page 155: ...PARATION Start adjustment program connect the camera to the personal computer and select F5 Inhibit Voltage Adjustment on the menu screen Al JuSTMENT 1 Set supply voltage as indicated on the screen and press the Return key 2 Check the inhibit voltage as indicated on the screen starting with the highest volt age and work downward 3 64 INHP IInhibit Voltage I Adjustment INH2 SET POWER SUPPLY as foll...

Page 156: ...Part 3 Repair Information MEMO 3 65 ...

Page 157: ...sition Compensation TOOLS Personal computer RS 232C cable HS I F as above Adjustment program stored on a work disk Dark Bag IRED Alignment Tool CY9 l 106 Mask Holder CY9 1097 Two if possible established for EOS5 A2E CCD Adjustment Gray Card 19 for Mask Holder see EOS 5 A2E SM page 3 7 PREPARATION Start adjustment program connect the camera to the personal computer and select F6 Eye controlled Focu...

Page 158: ...ight source with IRED alignment tool attached to eyepiece m DJ To HS 1 F Fig 3 59 IRED Position Compensation 6 This completes the adjustment After com munications the Main Menu reappears 3 67 Part 3 Repair Information NAC2 ECF Adjustment I BASIS Gain NAC3 Attach the Mask Holder to the eyepiece and place the camera on the light source set to EV 9 After setting press RETURN ECF Adjustment I IRED Cur...

Page 159: ...rn key to return to the self check menu screen LCD CIIEcK Press the F2 key to display this screen Any LCD which fails to come on at this time is suspected of being faulty Press the Return key to return to the self check menu screen 3 68 SWCHK SW Check Dial Exposure Mode AF Mode Drive Mode Lens Back Cover Panorama Sill OFF Function OFF AE Lock OFF AF Select OFF Pop up Manual Rewind Self timer Press...

Page 160: ...keys to move the cursor to the file position in which camera data is to be stored Press the Return key to move the cursor to the com ment column and enter your comment Then press the Return key again to return to the data transfer menu screen Transfer PROCEDURE Press the F3 key to display the screen shown at the right Press the cursor keys to move the cursor to the position of a file which contain...

Page 161: ...o enter actu al room temperature measured with a ther mometer Press the Return key to display the next screen showing the room temperature measured by HS 1 F and the temperature measured by the camera Check whether there is a difference of more than 3 C between the two If so press the Space key to correct the room temperature again If not press the Return key to the data transfer menu screen 3 70 ...

Page 162: ...Part4 Parts Catalog ...

Page 163: ...canon EOS55 EOS ELAN II E QD EOS50E QD EOS ELAN II QD EOS50 QD PARTS CATALOG C12 8281 C12 8283 84 C12 8286 87 C12 8293 94 C12 8296 97 ...

Page 164: ...N EYE Without Eye control focus NON P Without Panorama __ _ __ CG1 3165 EYE filB CG1 3166 NON EYE See Pg 2 I Q CB1 5012 I QCB1 5091 Je CH2 5172 J i e CH2 5172 See Pg 4 CY1 1785 NON P CY1 1786 Panorama CF1 3129 ___ CA1 9427 X2 CB1 5145 CS2 5507 CG1 3172 EOS 55 CG1 3173 ELAN 2 E ICG1 3174 ELAN 2 E OD CG1 3262 EOS 50 E CG1 3263 EOS 50 E OD ICG1 3264 ELAN 2 CG1 3265 ELAN 2 OD CG1 3266 EOS 50 CG1 3267 ...

Page 165: ...CREW CF1 3129 000 E LEVER BACK COVER LATCH ff 7 T vi CG1 3165 000 D COVER ASS Y TOP EYE J jJ1 l iii J CG1 3166 000 D COVER ASS Y TOP NON EYE J jJJ l CG1 3172 000 D COVER FRONT EOS 55 jjlj7 CG1 3173 000 D COVER FRONT ELAN 2E jjlj7 CG1 3174 000 D COVER FRONT ELAN 2E OD jjlj7J CG1 3175 000 D GRIP UNIT IJ J t CG1 3262 000 D COVER FRONT EOS SOE jjlj7 CG1 3263 000 D COVER FRONT EOS SOE OD jjlj7 CG1 3264...

Page 166: ...00 ELAN 2 Qo Eos so100 CA1 9328 rXA1 3170 so7 CA1 6504 04o x CB1 5040 I CB1 5369 CA1 asaa os0 X2 REF C12 8281 c12 828a 8284 Ct2 8286 8287 C12 8293 8294 c12 829s 8297 i t a n _ _JI cs 6046 n J J CB1 3376 CB1 3375 CB1 3377 AXA1 7170 407 ...

Page 167: ...CY1 1774 000 D XA1 3170 507 XA1 7170 407 XM 9170 507 XM 9200 459 PARTS LIST QTY DESCRIPTION 2 4 2 1 SHOE ACCESSORY BASE ACC SHOE SPRING PLATE CONTACT SHOE IN USE BASE SHOE IN USE 1 BASE SHOE IN USE 2 COVER FLASH SCREW PIN ACC SHOE FPC TOP FPC POP UP SWITCH SWITCH LEAF GEAR FLASH 4 GEAR CAM FLASH FLASH HEAD UNIT SCREW SCREW SCREW SCREW 7 i 7 i 7 i J j IJ J 1 1 llJ r i 1 1 llJ r 1 J 1 1 llJ r 2 7 l ...

Page 168: ...0 T CB1 5128 EYE CB1 5347 NON EYE c_J XA4 9170 357 L CB1 5087 X2 CB1 5134 CB1 5369 f I X2 il liiiil I _J CB1 5369 x CB1 5001 CB1 00 I eIN sI I CB1 3476 p CS2 5656 I QI 11 L _ el 1 A XGB 1100 602 XD2 1100 132 I CB1 5345 J i 1N S 1 YN2 9243 1 1N s 1 eIN S 1 CB1 5089__ IN SI CB1 5364 A XM 9170 507 X2 1 IN SI CB1 5136 CB1 5086 IL 1 XD1 1103 614 CH1 6665 J CB1 5364 CB1 5090 x 2 i 0 dl CB1 5386 XM 9170 ...

Page 169: ...CB1 5127 000 D COVER COMMAND DIAL EYE J F 51 1 t Jv ii J CB1 5128 000 D DIAL COMMAND EYE J F 51 1 t Jv ii 1J CB1 5134 000 D DIAL METERING iliJJ t5 1 t1 Jv CB1 5136 000 E CONTACT METERING DIAL i1U lt51 1 t JvtlJ CB1 5346 000 D COVER AF LED AF ifiD J lt t J I CB1 5347 000 D 1 DIAL COMMAND NON EYE J F51 1 1Jv UHi L CB1 5364 000 4 SCREW CB1 5369 000 4 SCREW CB1 5371 000 D COVER COMMAND DIAL NON EYE J ...

Page 170: ... ELAN 2E100 Eos 50E1oo ELAN 2IQD Eos 50100 See Pg 9 REF C12 8281 See Pg 12 13 C12 8283 8284 C12 8286 8287 C12 8293 8294 C12 8296 8297 f XA4 9170 4o7 X2 I XA4 a200 709 X2 CG1 a15e EYE CG1 3176 NON EYE See Pg 5 ...

Page 171: ...00 709 XM 9170 407 XA4 9170 409 XA4 9170 707 XA4 9200 607 XA4 9200 709 XM 9200 857 XA4 9200 909 CLASS D E D D D D D D E PARTS LIST QTY DESCRIPTION LUG NECK STRAP CONTACT PANORAMA EYEPIECE UNIT EYE HV UNIT LCD UNIT EYEPIECE UNIT NON EYE FPC AF MODE DIAL LCD GEAR WORM 2 SCREW 2 SCREW SCREW SCREW SCREW 2 SCREW 2 SCREW SCREW ffl 15 J t i I lle ii A n i I HV 1 J I LCD 1 I v Xi 1 AF l t i 1 Ji 71 f LCD ...

Page 172: ... C12 8286 8287 C12 8293 8294 C12 8296 8297 1 3259 XM 9170 359 I l IN S XA4 9170 359 r D N S r x2 CB1 5094 l ___J jN SI CG1 3144 lee CY1 1775 CS2 6416 ICB1 5038 0 Jr Y f I CS2 6417 e _ CY1 1777 CY1 1776 CS3 0118 I CH1 6685 _1 dl CS3 0115 I H1 6667 css 0114 1 7111__ __ ___ ID N S 7 I L CS3 0119 XA4 9170 407 _j X2 CG1 3154 i i CB1 1902 X2 0 0 CG1 3149 ...

Page 173: ...fi Ltl l ffi CH1 6668 000 E FPC SHUTTER 1l 7v CH1 6683 000 E FPC EXTENSION FLASH A t 1 PFtpM7v CH1 6685 000 E FPC EXTENSION PHASE SIGNAL t Ltl l ffic pM7 v CS2 6416 000 E SPRING TORSION J7ffl I m A j 1 7 CS2 6417 000 E SPRING TORSION A I 1 PFffl IJ A j IJ 7 CS3 0114 000 E GEAR CHARGE 1 7 Jf it 77 1 CS3 0115 000 E GEAR CHARGE 2 7 Jf it 77 2 CS3 0118 000 E GEAR FLASH 2 A I 1 PFf it 77 2 CS3 0119 000...

Page 174: ...120J 0 XD1 1102 121 xN CB1 3443 000 xxx detail l f A A SIZE 0 05 mm 005 0 10 mm 010 0 12 mm 012 0 15 mm 015 0 18 mm 018 i CB1 5119 000 See detail YN2 9185 NON EYE CB1 3443 000 See detail YN2 9186 EYE YN2 9236 Panorama CB1 5116 CB1 5119 000 xxx detail CA1 7777 CY1 1280 l f A 0 1 mm under standard A 0 05 mm 0 10 mm 0 12 mm 0 15 mm 0 20 mm 0 25 mm 0 30 mm 0 35 mm 0 40 mm SIZE 005 010 012 015 020 025 ...

Page 175: ...0 D SPACER FOCUSING SCREEN 1 1 7 11 1 025 D SPACER FOCUSING SCREEN 1 l 7 1 r 030 D SPACER FOCUSING SCREEN 1 1 7 1 r 035 D SPACER FOCUSING SCREEN 1 1 7 1 r 040 D SPACER FOCUSING SCREEN 1 1 7 1 r CF1 3130 000 E CONTACT LENSINTERLOCK v A A 1 r CF1 3144 000 E WING UNIT 71 1 i I CF1 3146 000 E LEVER LENS LOCK v A o 7 t CG1 3177 000 E MOUNT CONTACT UNIT ll ffi g i I CS2 5020 000 E SPRING COIL 0 l 0 A j ...

Page 176: ...ail I A A s1212 o aornrn fc030 0 40 rnrn o so rnrn ii o so rnrn 060 0 7o rnrn 07o o so rnrn 080 I Eos ss ELAN 2E100 Eos so Eioo ELAN 2100 Eos so1 00 CY1 1781 REF C12 8281 C12 8283 8284 C12 8286 8287 C12 8293 8294 C12 8296 8297 ...

Page 177: ...1 5063 000 E HOLDER MIRROR 1 7 jljl t CB1 5064 000 E HOLDER MIRROR 2 7 jljl 2i CB1 5066 000 E LEVER MIRROR UP 7 J j t 1 CB1 5117 000 E MASK FINDER NON P i ffv A 7 CB1 5342 000 E SHEET LIGHT SHIELD P LED t11 CB1 5343 000 4 SCREW CB1 5344 000 E MASK FINDER PANORAMA i ffv A 7 7 v CH4 0504 000 E 3 LED SI SI LED CS2 6421 000 E SPRING TORSION 7 A 1 J 7 CS2 6422 000 E SPRING TORSION 7 J A j IJ 7 CY1 1779...

Page 178: ...Pga Eos ss ELAN 2 E100 Eos so E1 00 ELAN 2100 Eos soioo CG1 a155 NON P CG1 a155 Panorama REF C12 8281 C12 8283 8284 C12 8286 8287 C12 8293 8294 C12 8296 8297 ...

Page 179: ... 000 CF1 2764 000 CG1 3155 000 CG1 3156 000 XA4 4140 457 PARTS LIST CLASS QTY DESCRIPTION E E E E C C C C 2 SPACER 2 STOPPER RUBBER 1 PLATE SEPARATOR 1 STOPPER SHUTTER CURTAIN 1 CURTAIN 2ND SHUTTER CURTAIN 1ST SHUTTER SHUTTER UNIT NON P 1 SHUTTER UNIT PANORAMA 2 SCREW A tt A I Jt f ij ffi 5 l5 ltJA I Jt tfa i 1 1 fca i 1 t 1 i 1 t J 7 i 1 I Pg8 ...

Page 180: ... X2 EOS 55 ELAN 2 E QD EOS 50 E QD ELAN 2 QD EOS 50 QD XM 9170 707 f XM 9170 507 f I I CB1 2692 REF C12 8281 C12 8283 8284 C12 8286 8287 C12 8293 8294 C12 8296 8297 CG1 3178 CG1 3157 f XM 9200 557 I X2 CB1 5013 I 1 __ J See Pg 11 CB1 3357 1XA4 6200 457 X6 XM 3170 357 X2 CB1 3354 CB1 5023 ...

Page 181: ...LM CARTRIDGE I lit CB1 3407 000 D TERMINAL REMOTE IJ t J j JI CB1 5013 000 D LUG NECK STRAP tui CB1 5023 000 E BASE TRIPOD Jlill l ffi CG1 3147 000 E FORKASS Y 7 t i I CG1 3153 000 D PCB ASS Y FLASH 7 I f ffi 1 I CG1 3157 000 D DIAL ASS Y 1 f r t1 JI i I CG1 3178 000 D FPC ASS Y RELEASE L IJ 7 7 v CH1 6669 000 E FPC BACK COVER SWITCH t 7 7 7 v CHS 2054 000 D CAPACITOR MAIN t r i j1 J XA4 3170 357 ...

Page 182: ...Pg10 cs2 oaso I Eos ss ELAN 2Eioo Eos so E1 00 ELAN 2IQD Eos so1 00 XA4 9170 407 X3 REF C12 8281 C12 8283 8284 c12 828s 8287 C12 8293 8294 C12 8296 8297 ...

Page 183: ...ELT GEAR DRIVE l JI I CF1 2823 000 D MOTOR UNIT 1r z I CF1 3140 000 E ARM 1ST PLANETARY m ii 7 b CF1 3141 000 E ARM 2ND PLANETARY m ii 7 b CG1 3168 000 E BASE PLATE UNIT fifiiJl ffi z I CS2 0850 000 E GEAR SPOOL DRIVE 7 j JI 7 CS3 0106 000 E GEAR WIND2 Hf 7 2 CS3 0107 000 E GEAR SUN t 7 CS3 0109 000 E GEAR REWIND 1 L 7 1 CS3 0110 000 E GEAR REWIND 2 L 7 2 CS3 0111 000 E GEAR REWIND DRIVE l j 1 CS3...

Page 184: ...OS 50 QD REF C12 8281 C12 8283 8284 C12 8286 8287 C12 8293 8294 C12 8296 8297 fXA4 9170 457 CY1 1784 CB1 3792 XA4 9170 357 i I CB1 5017 i L XA4 9170 357 f CB1 5016 J XM 9170 357 f Ii I CB1 5015 i L CA1 4257 0 i Q CH1 6666 CB1 5025 I I I l XA4 9170 457 X2 ...

Page 185: ... CB1 1165 000 D GUIDE FILM CARTRIDGE l i l t fi1 I CB1 1225 000 SCREW CB1 3792 000 SCREW CB1 5015 000 E CONTACT BATTERY i tlft CB1 5016 000 E CONTACT BATTERY i tlft CB1 5017 000 E CONTACT RESET IJ iz 1 7 Ttlff CB1 5020 000 E BODY CB1 5025 000 D SPOOL 7 j 1 CH1 6666 000 E FPC PANORAMA SWITCH l U 7 v 7 1 7 7 v CY1 1784 000 D SIGNAL UNIT f i I X99 0569 000 1 SCREW XM 9170 357 3 SCREW XA4 9170 457 3 S...

Page 186: ...g12 Eos 55 ELAN 2Eoo Eos 50Eoo ELAN 2Qo Eos 5000 CG1 3162 P QD CG1 3163 OD Pressure Plate not included REF C12 a2a1 c12 a2a4 c12 a2a1 C12 a294 C12 a297 CB1 37B7 rr Ub CB1 37B6 CF1 2715 OD 1 CF1 2937 P QD ...

Page 187: ...TTERY 7 t 7t fl l f CB1 5263 000 E KNOB DIAL LOCK SWITCH 5i1 1Ji Q 7 A 1 7 CF1 2715 000 D PLATE PRESSURE QD l ffi z I QD CF1 2931 000 D PLATE PRESSURE PANORAMA ffffi z I 771 CG1 3162 000 D BACK COVER UNIT PANORAMA 77 fffi z I CG1 3163 000 D BACK COVER UNIT QD QDfffi z I CH1 1280 000 E PCB REAR DIAL 1 Jl ffi CH1 6659 000 E FPC BACK fffi7 t CH2 5111 000 E SWITCH DATE 7 I A1 7 CH4 0532 000 D PCB ASS ...

Page 188: ...Pg13 CS2 5764 I ELAN 2E Eos SOE ELAN 2 Eos so CG1 3164 NON OD Pressure Plate not included ca1 37e7 re CF1 2715 REF C12 a2a3 C12 8286 C12 a293 C12 B296 ...

Page 189: ...SCREW CB1 3359 000 E HOLDER ROLLER ff i iJti 1 CB1 3786 000 D SHIELD LIGHT 7 1v1 t 1v l 7 v CB1 3787 000 E SPRING CARTRIDGE Jf 1 r CB1 5263 000 E KNOB DIAL LOCK SWITCH Sf1 1 Jv J 1 J T CF1 2715 000 D PLATE PRESSURE QD J ffi 1 I QD CG1 3164 000 D BACK COVER UNIT NON QD 7 Jl ff 1 CH1 1280 000 E PCB REAR DIAL Sf 1 1 Jl ffi CH1 6659 000 E FPC BACK ff 7v CS2 3233 000 E SHAFT ROLLER HOLDER 7 CS2 5594 00...

Page 190: ...ON EOS 55 ELAN 2 E QD EOS 50 E QD ELAN 2 QD EOS 50 QD ACCESSORY C46 1922 SEMI HARD CASE EH9 L CA4 4411 XD2 1100 502 C50 1901 BATTERY PACK BP 50 CF4 0820 BP 5 C56 1641 WIDESTRAP EW 10088 CA4 4851 X2 CA4 0390 X2 ...

Page 191: ... CA4 4851 000 CY3 0005 000 CY3 0025 000 XD2 1100 502 REF NO C50 1901 NEW PARTS NO CF4 0820 000 CY1 4246 000 CLASS E E E E E PARTS LIST QTY 2 2 1 DESCRIPTION LOOP SCREW TIGHTENING CLASP HOOK HOOK ERING BATTERY PACK BP 50 CLASS QTY D E S C R I P T I O N D COVER ASS Y BATTERY BP 5 D COVER ASS Y BATTERY BP 50 Pg14 ...

Page 192: ...1 3706 000 LEAD ORANGE Y11 3711 000 LEAD BLUE Y11 3714 000 LEAD GLAY Y11 3901 000 LEAD WHITE Y11 3902 000 LEAD BLACK Y11 3903 000 LEAD RED Y11 3904 000 LEAD PINK Y11 3906 000 LEAD ORANGE Y11 3907 000 LEAD YELLOW Y11 3909 000 LEAD GREEN Y11 3911 000 LEAD BLUE Y11 3912 000 LEAD PURPLE Y11 3913 000 LEAD BROWN Y11 4402 000 LEAD BLACK Y11 4403 000 LEAD RED Y11 4404 000 LEAD PINK Y11 5001 000 LEAD WHITE...

Page 193: ...0 12 CB1 3408 000 CB1 0183 000 13 CB1 3443 000 005 6 CB1 0276 000 1 CB1 3443 000 010 6 CB1 1163 000 11 CB1 3443 000 012 6 CB1 1165 000 11 CB1 3443 000 015 6 CB1 1181 000 7 CB1 3443 000 018 6 CB1 1225 000 11 CB1 3476 000 3 CB1 1814 000 10 CB1 3786 000 12 13 CB1 1902 000 5 CB1 3787 000 12 13 CB1 1923 000 12 13 CB1 3792 000 11 CB1 1924 000 12 13 CB1 4070 000 12 CB1 1926 000 12 13 CB1 4085 000 6 CB1 1...

Page 194: ...000 6 CB1 5091 000 1 CF1 3140 000 10 CB1 5092 000 6 CF1 3141 000 10 CB1 5094 000 5 CF1 3143 000 4 CB1 5116 000 6 CF1 3144 000 6 CB1 5117 000 7 CF1 3146 000 6 CB1 5119 000 005 6 CF4 0820 000 14 CB1 5119 000 010 6 CG1 3144 000 5 CB1 5119 000 012 6 CG1 3147 000 9 CB1 5119 000 015 6 CG1 3149 000 5 CB1 5119 000 020 6 CG1 3151 000 5 CB1 5119 000 025 6 CG1 3153 000 9 CB1 5119 000 030 6 CG1 3154 000 5 CB1...

Page 195: ...112 000 10 CH1 6659 000 12 13 CS3 0114 000 5 CH1 6664 000 4 CS3 0115 000 5 CH1 6665 000 3 CS3 0118 000 5 CH1 6666 000 11 CS3 0119 000 5 CH1 6667 000 5 CS3 0121 000 6 CH1 6668 000 5 CS3 0122 000 2 CH1 6669 000 9 CS3 0123 000 2 CH1 6683 000 5 CY1 1280 000 6 CH1 6684 000 2 CY1 1774 000 2 CH1 6685 000 5 CY1 1775 000 5 CH2 5111 000 12 CY1 1776 000 5 CH2 5140 000 CY1 1777 000 5 CH2 5172 000 CY1 1778 000...

Page 196: ...57 8 Y11 3912 000 XA4 6200 457 9 Y11 3913 000 XM 6200 709 4 Y11 4402 000 XM 9170 357 3 11 Y11 4403 000 XM 9170 359 5 7 Y11 4404 000 XM 9170 407 3 4 5 10 Y11 5001 000 XA4 9170 409 4 5 6 Y11 5002 000 XA4 9170 457 9 11 Y11 5003 000 XA4 9170 459 5 YN2 9160 000 7 XM 9170 507 1 2 3 9 YN2 9185 000 6 XA4 9170 557 6 YN2 9186 000 6 XA4 9170 559 6 YN2 9236 000 6 XM 9170 707 4 9 YN2 9243 000 3 XM 9200 459 2 3...

Page 197: ...Parts Electrical Diagrams ...

Page 198: ...L J 49DGND o RPR1 V r Y 1 o o o 15 I 3 3 Ej f BK1608 Jt31 7 8 0 0 0 T 4 7K o _ Ll47K 47K U AE IC I VBAT ii C5s 1 R5s 0 01 L 7 87K RX 100 U1JC44 1 ex v J 0 T0 01 DX2 0 g U1JC44 X REF 12K 8a 70 6o _50 4LU3LL20 1 30A _O_S_C_14 0 LL 8 29 VC I SPCR 11 rn fJ fJ LU 28 DAC2 F 0 1 r _B_C_LK_12 EF IC DJI Lc4090 oc2 7 DA C 1___ E1 13 26 EFAD cE1J_ SCLK 14 u5 01 a r2 5 V R H 0 1 T DGND 115 0 fJ fJ 2 ILU 3 N C...

Page 199: ...1 1 MAIN FPC QJJ SEP 1995 REF NO Cl2 8281 83 84 86 87 93 94 96 97 TRPR TRFLED TRSPl 2 3 r sJ E 8 C TRPAN I TRDATE C w 8 E ZDM OJ SFD SRD TRAUXI d 8 E TRAUX2 TR RED Q 8 C E TRMGI TRMG2 TMOS Q G D S To MOTOR CANON INC 1995 ...

Page 200: ...L 1 7 _ _ _ _ _ _ j J L 7 O Ct I C C l_ 0 I I I u CD 0 z u rn 0 z 16 X D GND Brown MIF UNIT r r I I I LENS 1 INTERLocl CONTACT r 1 L ___ L _____________ 7 r I SH PCB L __ _ QI SEP 1995 FLASH FPC LAMP _ T N 0 _ POP END POPEND SW TRIG COIL TRIG Xe Gra BAT CONTACT MOIAL CONTACT RESET MDIAL I CONTACT K1 2 11U1 k o 11 GN P____ PR _R S_EJ_S I__ _ BEEPER Q I I I I I L L I I I I u rn 0 CD l_ N 3 3 O Ct X ...

Page 201: ... DRIVE 77 ll X GND llfllll JJ JJ lJ 0 I I Z O i X y To SIGNL UNIT i W z _ i I LCDREQ BEEP CN2 0 V V fT7 G z lJ CJ i fT7 y J To FLASH PCB r l lfL 111 I I 0 V N I J 0 Ul J J N XXllS 00 S Cl G G c ZG Z Z C I z N uJ 0 0 0 I N To SHUTTER FPC VBAT LEDi IIHII 1 t VBAT V fT7 r n r r 77 4 HVSW2 V 3 VON c 2 D GND HVSW I i I SCLK 16 CSLCD 2 MOS 17 MISO 3 MAIN 2 18 DX 2 4 MAIN4 19 DXI 5 MAIN I 20 DX4 6 MAIN3 ...

Page 202: ...w _j _j Cl Cl Cf Cf 0 w _j Cl Cf FLED PLED VDD MIR Ml F TXD RXD Cl 3 Cf 0 oo0 WZ t QCl 0 Nr l tLO RES MPU P GND 0 w J Cl X 3 w Cf To PANORAMA FPC SCLK VBAT Cf 0 REF NO Cl2 8281 83 84 86 87 93 94 96 97 MJSO Ml F D GND 0 w z z f z LCDREQ To BPSW FPC _ 3 Cf Cl ro N 10 Cl Cl Cl Cf Cf Cf ci N l 0 V 0 z 0 To CMSP FPC t t Cl 0 0 z z t Cl CANON INC 1995 ...

Page 203: ... 5 SEG20 17 SEG12 0 u_ 6 SEG21 18 SEG 11 u 7 FLED 19 SEGIO _J 8 VBAT 20 SEG 9 0 9 SEG30 21 SEG8 I 10 COM2 22 SEG7 11 COM3 23 SEG2 12 COM I 24 SEGI 13 SEG28 25 SEG 29 JJ SEP 1995 SEG 26 20 SEG 7 2I SEG 4 22 SEG 3 23 SEG 27 24 SEG 6 25 SEG 2 26 SEG I 27 SEG 29 28 SEG 28 29 COM I 30 COM3 31 COM2 u 0 u 5 VDD u_ o 4 EI ON 0 3 REMON o 2 REM IN 0 I D GND I AELK 0 z 9 ci 0 w w ID A FSEL AEL SW C J 3 Cl RE...

Page 204: ...3 2 2 DSP FPC SEP 1995 XTAL 32KHz REF NO Cl2 8281 83 84 86 87 93 94 96 97 CANON INC 1995 ...

Page 205: ...rH Z RPS2 RPS3t i it HEEIJ CPS2 L__ CPS3 DPS2 CPS5 W T R VDD MIF RAG GND RPS6 0 Cl LL TRREMON TRPS2 C Q 8 E TREI C 8 0 8 E TRPSI 0 8 8 C E E TRPS3 C 8 w 8 E D D D D D D D D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 REF NO Cl2 8281 83 84 86 87 93 94 96 97 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CPSI lg 0 0 0 j CPS4 j 0 0 0 lg g ii 0 0 0 0 r J 0 0 0 0 0 0 CANON INC 1995 ...

Page 206: ...3 4 FLASH PCB 0 Q SEP 1995 0 0 o IN R4s o REF NO Cl2 8281 83 84 86 87 93 94 96 97 BL XE TR2 6 G s CANON INC 1995 ...

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