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1.4 Required Electrical Adjustment Chart Upon Camera Disassembly

Part 4: Electrical Adjustments

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Adjustment Items

Shutter speed adjustment

SPC positioning

AE accuracy adjustemt

AE shift adjustment

Basic AF adjustment

AF focus adjustment

Image data/focus data output

Gain adjustment

Level adjustment

LCD full-lighting

Error code deletion

SI luminance adjustment

Error codes

Shutter counter reset

Temperature compensation

Initialization

Data storage

Data transfer

Imager file transfer

Writing camera ID

C-MOS exposure level

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White balance adjustment

Color matrix adjustment

Writing TFT data

TFT position adjustment

TFT luminance adjustment

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Summary of Contents for EOS D60

Page 1: ...ICE MANUAL English Edition By Portable Document Format 1 General 0 PREFACE 2 Technical 3 Repair 4 Electrical 5 Parts Catalog 6 Circuit Diagrams 7 Software 8 Appendix To Japanese Edition CY8 1201 256 EOS D60 ...

Page 2: ...EOS D60 C12 6011 SERVICE MANUAL ...

Page 3: ...rademarks The product names and company names described in this CD ROM are the registered trademarks of the individual companies Copyright Canon Inc retains the copyright to all data contained on this CD ROM 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 CD ROM without the written con...

Page 4: ...f necessary Part 2 Technical Information Provides technical information about the mechanism and electronics of the product Part 3 Repair Information Provides information about ths tools and expendables required for disassembly reassembly adjustment and measurement of the product and their locations and method of use Part 4 Electrical Adjustments No electrical adjustments for this product Part 5 Pa...

Page 5: ...SUAL INDICATORS 1 27 5 1 Viewfinder Information 1 27 5 2 LCD Panel Information 1 28 5 3 LCD Monitor Display 1 29 6 CUSTOM FUNCTION 1 30 7 DIMENSIONS PROGRAM DIAGRAMS 1 31 7 1 Dimensions 1 31 7 2 Program Diagrams 1 32 8 SYSTEM ACCESSORIES COMBATIBILLITY TABLES 1 34 8 1 System Accessories 1 34 8 2 EOS System Accessories 1 35 9 COMPARISON WITH OTHER MODELS 1 37 9 1 Comparison with Competing Models 1 ...

Page 6: ...2 9 1 9 Basic operation concept and LCD panel display 2 9 1 10 Improved firmware 2 11 1 11 Internal construction 2 12 1 12 Custom Functions 2 12 1 13 Compatibility with accessories 2 13 2 FUNCTION OF MAJOR CIRCUIT BOARDS 2 15 2 1 Description of Major Circuit Boards 2 15 3 SWITCHES AND THEIR FUNCTIONS 2 18 4 CIRCUIT OUTLINES 2 21 4 1 Power Supply Control 2 21 4 2 Main System 2 22 4 3 Camera System ...

Page 7: ...nd TFT LCD 3 10 2 7 D PCB CF FPC and Right Cover 3 12 2 8 CMOS Sensor and A PCB 3 13 2 9 DC DC PCB MD FPC AF Auxiliary Indicator part 3 15 2 10 Left Body Unit 3 16 2 11 FRONT FPC and Front Panel Unit 3 17 2 12 Front Body 3 18 2 13 Eyepiece Lens and SPC Unit 3 19 2 14 Shutter Unit and C MAIN PCB 3 20 2 15 ILC and AF Unit 3 21 2 16 Focusing Screen Lens Mount and Lens Mount Contact Assembly 3 22 2 17...

Page 8: ...sion 4 18 1 11 SPC Positioning Adjustment 4 19 1 12 Color Matrix Adjustment 4 20 1 13 Storing Settings and Adjustment Data 4 22 1 14 Defragmenting the Adjustment Area 4 24 Part 5 Parts Catalog Part 6 Circuit Diagrams 1 WIRING DIAGRAM 2 BLOCK DIAGRAM 2 1 GENERAL 2 2 POWER SUPPLY 3 P C B DIAGRAM A P C B _SIDE A A P C B _SIDE B C MAIN P C B _SIDE A C MAIN P C B _SIDE B D P C B _SIDE A D P C B _SIDE B...

Page 9: ...Appendix AGC Chart AF Standard Chart Horizontal AF Standard Chart Vertical SPC Positioning Mask 3D Chart VI ...

Page 10: ...Part 1 General Information ...

Page 11: ...eed 100 200 400 800 1000 E TTL autoflash with built in flash and EX series Speedlites Built in flash Guide No 12 at ISO 100 in meters Single continuous shooting self timer Dioptric adjustment from 3 dpt to 1 dpt Compatible with CF card Type I II Seven white balance modes Menu settings Custom Functions Noise reduction during long exposures 1 8 in TFT liquid crystal monitor USB interface video outpu...

Page 12: ...light source or at a symmetrical point in the field As a countermeasure the EOS D60 s low pass filter configuration has been modified The IR filter is a hybrid with a coating and absorption function to suppress red ghost 2 Viewfinder Superimposed SI display The same SI optics found in the EOS 55 ELAN II 50 has been incorporated in front of the pentaprism so that the AF points can be illuminated Ea...

Page 13: ...down is also displayed at the bottom of the viewfinder With the EOS D30 the maximum burst was 3 shots in the RAW mode With the EOS D60 it is now 8 shots Thus during continuous shooting the RAW mode has become more practical 6 Image recording format Middle Fine and Middle Normal added Extracting JPEG Middle Fine files from RAW files During RAW mode shooting a JPEG Middle Fine file is also simultane...

Page 14: ...hree sets of parameter settings can be set and registered The parameters cannot be saved with the bundled software New menu items added Image recording quality Compression rate Middle Fine Middle Normal LCD panel illumination 0 Off 1 On C Fn setting cancel Cancel OK Firmware Ver 1 0 0 9 Custom Functions New Custom Functions and modified settings New Custom Functions Modified Settings Canceled item...

Page 15: ...ra The software will be compatible with Windows 98 SE Me 2000 XP and Mac OS 8 6 to 9 2 1 Windows software TWAIN Driver This TWAIN standard driver operates under Windows 98SE or 2000 It enables you to view and download images and process RAW images stored in the camera s CF card while the camera is connected to a personal computer with the interface cable provided The major specifications are the s...

Page 16: ...ility program for compositing multiple images into a single image Images can be stitched together very precisely to create panorama photos etc 2 Macintosh software Photoshop Plug in Module This has the same features as the TWAIN Driver for Windows USB Mounter Utility program that enables the camera to be mounted on the Macintosh desktop as if it were a removable disk while the EOS D60 is connected...

Page 17: ...t 6 52 megapixels 3152 H 2068 V pixels 2 4 Effective pixels About 6 30 megapixels 3072 H 2048 V pixels 2 5 Pixel unit 7 4 µm square 2 6 Aspect ratio 2 3 Vertical Horizontal 2 7 Color filter type Three separate RGB primary color filters 2 8 Low pass filter Fixed in front of the imaging element 2 9 Cleaning mode Provided with C Fn 13 1 3 Recording System 3 1 Recording medium Compact Flash CF card 3 ...

Page 18: ... Image recording format Complies with the Design rule for Camera File DCF standards 4 2 Folder setting Automatic 4 3 Image file name The file name consists of file name file number and extension The file number setting set with the on screen menu will apply to the number The file name and extension for RAW images will be CRW_ and CRW respectively The extension for thumbnail images in the index dis...

Page 19: ...ith the dedicated software 5 Disk Drive 5 1 Type Accepts CF card Types I and II has cover 5 2 Slots One 5 3 CF card access indicator Blinking access lamp 5 4 Read error warning The respective error warning is displayed on the LCD panel and in the viewfinder Shutter release also locks 5 5 CF card format Enabled with the on screen menu 5 6 Misloading prevention Provided mechanism 6 White Balance 6 1...

Page 20: ...ull warning FuLL CF 9 CF card error warning Err CF 10 No CF card warning with C Fn 15 1 CF LCD mask yellowish green display 11 AE lock FE lock icon AEB in progress indicator blinks at 2 Hz 12 Exposure level 2 stops in 1 3 or 1 2 stop increments 12 1 AE exposure compensation amount 12 2 Manual exposure level 12 3 AEB level 12 4 Red eye reduction lamp on time display 12 5 Flash exposure compensation...

Page 21: ... BASIS TTL CT SIR TTL secondary phase difference detection 8 2 AF points Three 8 3 Focusing modes 1 Autofocus Switchable between the following three modes 1 One Shot AF When focus is achieved the autofocus operation stops and locks AF lock AF priority The shutter can be released only when focus is achieved During evaluative metering AE lock is set when focus is achieved In the partial metering and...

Page 22: ...vided No focus confirmation beeper 8 4 AF point display The selected AF point is indicated by 1 Superimposed display in the viewfinder 2 Current selected AF point indicated on the LCD panel 8 5 AF point selection 1 Automatic selection or 2 Manual selection method 8 6 AF point switching P Tv Av M Manual and automatic AF point selection enabled Other shooting modes Automatic AF point selection is se...

Page 23: ...e the active AF point lights in red With automatic AF point selection and the AI SERVO AF mode there is no superimposed AF point displayed 8 11 AF precision Same as the EOS 650 s 8 12 AF working range EV 0 5 18 at normal temperature and ISO 100 with the standard chart 8 13 AF assist beam 1 Beam emission Lamp Effective range Approx 3 8 m at center beam coverage 28mm 135 equivalent lens angle covere...

Page 24: ... FE lock No A TTL TTL autoflash program AE 9 3 Metering range EV 2 20 at normal temperature with 50mm f 1 4 lens at ISO 100 9 4 Exposure beyond LCD digital display blinks at 2 Hz on the LCD panel and range warning in the viewfinder 9 5 Exposure metering Activated when shutter button is pressed halfway SW 1 ON Metering remains active for 4 sec after the halfway depressed shutter button is let go 9 ...

Page 25: ...ed Image Control modes 2 Manual exposure compensation 1 Compatible shooting modes See the table below for the shooting modes which enable manual exposure compensation 2 Bracketing range Up to 2 stops in 1 2 or 1 3 stop increments 3 Bracketing factor See the bracketing factor used for the respective shooting mode below 4 Exposure compensation cancellation Set the exposure compensation amount to 0 E...

Page 26: ...AE lock button again renews the AE lock When the built in flash or an external Speedlite is used the AE lock button works as an FE lock button 9 9 Multiple exposures Not possible 10 Shutter 10 1 Type Vertical travel mechanical focal plane shutter with all speeds electronically controlled Mechanical shutter Both curtains have dedicated magnet control Curtain speed 2 9 ms 15 0mm 10 2 Shutter speeds ...

Page 27: ...e Control modes If the shutter speed Tv auto is 0 to 0 5 stops slower than the reciprocal of the lens focal length 1 25 the shutter speed display blinks at 2 Hz 11 Drive 11 1 Drive modes 1 Single frame 2 Continuous 3 Self timer 10 sec Creative Zone modes Settable with the drive mode button Full Auto and Programmed Image Control modes Single frame or continuous set automatically depending on the sh...

Page 28: ...For pop up only Manual retraction Works only in Creative Zone modes In the Full Auto and Programmed Image Control modes it pops up automatically when flash is required 12 7 Firing conditions 1 In P Tv Av A DEP M modes Press the flash button to pop up and fire the flash for all shots 2 In Full Auto Portrait Close up and Night Scene modes Pops up and fires automatically in low light or backlit condi...

Page 29: ...e set with the camera for built in and external Speedlite 12 13 Effective flash range 12 14 Flash exposure beyond During FE lock the flash icon blinks for 2 Hz range warning 12 15 Flash confirmation None indicator 12 16 Flash sync timing 1st curtain sync With C Fn 8 2nd curtain sync is possible 12 17 Flash duration 1 ms or shorter 12 18 Color temperature Equivalent to daylight 12 19 Optical axis o...

Page 30: ...acts Locking pin hole provided to prevent Speedlite slippage 2 Lower side terminal PC terminal JIS B type socket Screw lock and shock protection feature provided on the hot shoe 13 2 Flash auto Enabled with the camera s Program AE mode 1 With EX series Speedlites E TTL autoflash 1 Normal flash When the flash is ready the flash sync speed 1 60 sec 1 200 sec is set automatically The camera s E TTL p...

Page 31: ...0EX MR 14EX MT 24EX Enables 3 group A B C wireless control flash ratio control A B FEB and modeling flash with flash ratio 2 With built in flash E TTL autoflash Specifications are the same as 1 above except high speed sync is not possible 3 With EZ E EG ML and TL series Speedlites Autoflash not possible 1 With the 540EZ 430EZ and 420EZ Compatible only in the manual Multi mode A TTL TTL autoflash m...

Page 32: ...t enough during continuous shooting with FEB the shutter release locks After the shutter button is released from the fully depressed position AE metering takes effect before the flash is ready 13 6 Modeling flash With the 550EX 420EX MR 14EX or MT 24EX press the depth of field preview button fires at 70 Hz for 1 sec 14 LCD Monitor 14 1 Type TFT color liquid crystal monitor 14 2 Monitor size 1 8 in...

Page 33: ... is displayed on the LCD monitor Information display does not work in the index display mode and magnified display mode 17 Protection Deletion of Recorded Images 17 1 Protection A single image can be protected or unprotected 17 2 Erase A single image or all images stored in a Compact Flash card can be erased if they are unprotected Protected images cannot be erased with the camera 18 Menus 18 1 De...

Page 34: ...on LCD panel During backup battery replacement the backup function is maintained if the attached battery pack has power 22 7 Backup function Menu settings including the current date and time are maintained 23 Body Chassis Material Stainless steel and polycarbonate with glass fiber 24 Exterior 24 1 Exterior material Polycarbonate resin 24 2 Exterior color Black paint finish and dark blue grain leat...

Page 35: ... 25 28 Major Accessories 1 Battery Pack BP 511 2 Compact Power Adapter CA PS400 3 DC Coupler DR 400 4 Interface Cable IFC 200PCU 5 Video Cable VC 100 6 Battery Grip BG ED3 7 Dedicated strap Also see page 39 for system accessories ...

Page 36: ...Part 1 General Information 1 26 4 NOMENCLATURE Fig 1 3 Nomenclature and camera controls ...

Page 37: ...Part 1 General Information 1 27 5 VISUAL INDICATORS 5 1 Viewfinder Information Fig 1 4 Viewfinder Information ...

Page 38: ...Part 1 General Information 1 28 5 2 LCD Panel Information Fig 1 5 LCD Panel Information ...

Page 39: ...Part 1 General Information 1 29 5 3 LCD Monitor Display Fig 1 6 Menu Commands ...

Page 40: ...Part 1 General Information 1 30 6 CUSTOM FUNCTION Fig 1 7 Custom Functions ...

Page 41: ...Part 1 General Information 1 31 7 DIMENSIONS PROGRAM DIAGRAMS 7 1 Dimensions Fig 1 8 Six Exterior Views ...

Page 42: ...Part 1 General Information 1 32 7 2 Program Diagrams Fig 1 9 AE Programs ...

Page 43: ...Part 1 General Information 1 33 Fig 1 10 ...

Page 44: ...Part 1 General Information 1 34 8 SYSTEM ACCESSORIES COMBATIBILLITY TABLES 8 1 System Accessories Fig 1 11 System Accessories ...

Page 45: ...Part 1 General Information 1 35 8 2 EOS System Accessories ...

Page 46: ...Part 1 General Information 1 36 ...

Page 47: ...Part 1 General Information 1 37 9 COMPARISON WITH OTHER MODELS 9 1 Comparison with Competing Models Table 7 Comparison with Competing Models ...

Page 48: ...Part 1 General Information 1 38 9 2 Comparison with EOS Cameras Table 1 Comparison of EOS D60 EOS D30 and EOS 1D Specifications ...

Page 49: ...Part 1 General Information 1 39 ...

Page 50: ...Part 1 General Information 1 40 10 OPERATION CAUTIONS 10 1 Operaton Cautions ...

Page 51: ...Part 1 General Information 1 41 10 2 Built in Flash and EF Lens Compatibility ...

Page 52: ...Part 1 General Information 1 42 ...

Page 53: ...Part 2 Technical Information ...

Page 54: ...ave more efficient convergence Thus ISO speeds of 100 200 400 800 and 1000 are possible 2 Picture coverage As with the EOS D30 the effective picture coverage angle of view will be equivalent to a lens with 1 6 times the EF lens marked focal length 3 Noise reduction of imaging element With the CMOS sensor s dark current reduction and the image reading circuit s noise reduction the image recording i...

Page 55: ... the shooting conditions In the EOS D60 s Low Pass Filter LPF assembly by switching to a hybrid construction consisting of the optical low pass IR cut filter the dichroic mirror with a new coating that changes the spectral transmittance in front of the LPF and the IR absorption glass with new absorption characteristic behind the LPF the red ghosting problem has been almost completely resolved Fig ...

Page 56: ...Part 2 Technical Information 2 3 Fig 2 4 Comparison of images taken at 30 sec cropped portions ...

Page 57: ...ettings You can select the image quality setting according to the pixel count or compression rate Also the EOS D60 s RAW images have a JPEG Middle Fine image in the thumbnail recording area within the crw file By using the dedicated driver provided you can now extract the JPEG file from the RAW image With the EOS D30 the image quality was fixed at Large Fine in the Easy Shooting Zone modes However...

Page 58: ...e processing parameters with the EOS D30 the camera must be connected to a personal computer and a driver is necessary However with the EOS D60 the processing parameters can be set with the menu functions displayed on the rear LCD monitor 5 White balance With a TTL system that uses the imaging element optimum white balance can always be attained under various shooting conditions The selectable set...

Page 59: ...With the EOS D30 the AF assist light can light up to three consecutive times With the EOS D60 it can light up to six consecutive times current point of focus near point far point twice each This improves the chances of obtaining accurate focus in low light The AF assist light s effective range is about 3 8 m at the viewfinder s center the same as the EOS D30 s AF assist light When an EX series Spe...

Page 60: ...ompared to the EOS D30 s information display the EOS D60 provides more information with the following four new information displays at the bottom of the viewfinder 1 SI display The display and AF point selection method are the same as with the EOS ELAN II ELAN II E 50 50E 2 Flash exposure compensation icon Lights when flash exposure compensation has been set with the built in flash or external Spe...

Page 61: ... Continuous shooting speed It is the same as with the EOS D30 2 Maximum burst during continuous shooting With the EOS D30 the maximum burst for Large Fine is about 8 as shown in Table 11 In the other image quality settings the maximum burst varies However with the EOS D60 the maximum burst is always 8 regardless of the image quality and ISO speed Despite the EOS D60 s higher number of pixels more ...

Page 62: ... in flash It is the same as the EOS D30 s built in flash 1 9 Basic operation concept and LCD panel display 1 Operation concept The EOS D60 s operation concept is based on the EOS D30 Regardless of what mode the camera is currently in the camera will immediately be able to take a picture when you press the shutter button or any of the shooting related buttons metering mode flash exposure compensati...

Page 63: ... Card initialize This is to prevent confusion with C Fn 3 Playback Erase protection It is the same as the EOS D30 4 Information display The method for displaying the shooting playback information is the same as the EOS D30 The information displayed is the same as the EOS D30 except for the following two changes Camera Info The processing parameter information has been changed to 0 to match the dis...

Page 64: ...0 each time the camera started up from power off main switch off or auto power off it accessed the recording media and read the occupied area information For the EOS D60 the firmware has been modified so that the recording media s occupied area information remains in the camera s memory when the power is turned off Therefore there is no need to read the occupied area information during startup Thi...

Page 65: ...e as the EOS D30 s 1 12 Custom Functions The Custom Functions different from those of the EOS D30 are listed in the tables below The EOS D30 s C Fn 1 noise reduction for long exposures is not provided in the EOS D60 because as mentioned in 1 1 3 the improved CMOS sensor has eliminated the need for noise reduction The image quality is now better than the EOS D30 s even without noise reduction C Fn ...

Page 66: ... 2 Technical Information 2 13 Modified Settings 1 13 Compatibility with accessories Compatible with all EOS D30 accessories Fig 2 16 Cross section at center Fig 2 17 Location of major mechanical components ...

Page 67: ...Part 2 Technical Information 2 14 Fig 2 18 Location of major circuit boards ...

Page 68: ...Boards EOS 60 is composed with four major circuit boards The following are descriptions of the four major circuit boards Fig 2 19 Front Boards C MAIN PCB SP Light PCB Super impose Fig 2 20 Back Boards A PCB located on C MOS below TFT LCD D PCB TFT PCB DC DC PCB located below OLC TFT LCD AE Sensor EF IC ...

Page 69: ...es such as C MOS scratch data update and shading processes and readouts to CF card IC14 17 Memory with a storage capacity of 128 Mbytes with the SDRAM and 256 Mbits 4 Serves as a temporary storage for the data after image processing 2 A analog Board Generates the CMOS driving pulse and converts the C MOS output from analog to digital Major Components Function IC5004 A D converter Converts the anal...

Page 70: ...Controls TFT LCD display IC15 IC6 Video amp Video signal amp Interface part Cable release part and USB communication part 4 C MAIN Board Controls light metering focusing flash and communicate with EF lens Major Components Function MPU Camera microcomputer IC7 Fig 2 24 TFT Borad IC15 USB port Cable release IC5010 IC5004 IC5008 IC5006 Fig 2 23 A Board ...

Page 71: ... operation enables WB mode selection 8 MES SW Metering mode ON electronic dial operation enables metering selector mode selection ON back cover Quick Control dial operation enables flash exposure compensation 9 POP UP SW POP UP When ON the flash pops up 10 SPDN SW Depth of field When ON metering starts and the diaphragm preview stops down at the set aperture value 11 MENU Menu button When ON the b...

Page 72: ...g button AEL SW button FPSEL SW button Main Dial button MAIN SW button Mode dial button POP UP SW button SPDN SW button Drive mode SW button MES SW button AF WB SW button Built in flash button MENU button Erase button PLAY SW button Jump button INFO button Fig 2 25 Switch Names ...

Page 73: ...ose status is detected 4 SWBIRI SW Shock prevention SW Prevents electrical shock 5 CHG1 2 SW Shutter cocking Detects shutter cocking etc phase SW 6 SWX SW X SW Flash synchronization detection 7 CN2 SW 2nd curtain SW Detects the end of the 2nd shutter curtain s movement 8 CFCVR SW CF card cover Detects the opening closing of the CF detection SW card cover Fig 2 27 Battery cover Fig 2 28 Battery Cha...

Page 74: ... is popped up V4 4 25 V Power for the camera mechanism system V2 5 2 V Power for the camera microprocessor system 3 E40 CNTL2 Regulated The E40 CNTL2 control signal is ON when the TFT LCD is ON V32 6 V V33 15 V Power supply for TFT PCB 4 E3 CNTL3 Regulated The E3 CNTL3 control signal is ON when driving the C MOS sensor V31 6 0 V Power for the A PCB 5 E10 E11 E41 Regulated These E10 E11 control sig...

Page 75: ...memory MPU H12 Camera system control DSP Image processing 4 3 Camera System The MPU HC12 on the C MAIN PCB performs the following controls AE EF AF sensor Shutter AF auxiliary lamp Motor for shutter mirror and pop up the flash ILC finder LCD display EF lens Flash charging circuit D PCB A PCB TFT PCB C MAIN PCB TG LCD DRIVER POWER CONT MPU H12 DSP CPU V30 CF CARD RTC FLASH DIGITAL TERMINAL USB OLC ...

Page 76: ...ata Using the SDRAM Writes and reads the video data to and from the CF card Outputs the video data to the CPU Outputs analog video signal to the LCD and VIDEO OUT 3 TFT PCB The video signal that is supplied form the DSP is controlled by the LCD driver and is displayed on the LCD The video amplifier is activated when a jack is inserted into the video jack and drives the 75 ohm video signal 4 Select...

Page 77: ...or 10000000 00000000 Lens aperture blades does not operate Lens 01000000 00000000 Lens aperture blades is not Lens set in the full open state 00100000 00000000 Lens communication error Lens 00010000 00000000 Mirror up cannot be implemented Mirror box unit 00001000 00000000 Mirror down cannot be implemented Mirror box unit 00000100 00000000 Shutter charge cannot be implemented Mirror box unit after...

Page 78: ...Part 3 Repair Information ...

Page 79: ...tion Power Consumption Standard Lens EF 50mm f 1 8 Power Supply Regulated Power Supply 7 5V 0 4Ω Ambient conditions Room temperature normal humidity below 60 Camera Setting Product Standard Actual Measured Value Stand by Less than 150µA Approx 45µA SW 1 On Less than 300mA Approx 280mA Values measured from early production cameras Values may vary somewhat with later lots HIGH VOLTAGE Be careful of ...

Page 80: ... SPC Positioning Tripod Local Purchase Dark Bag Local Purchase Multimeter Local Purchase AF Standard Chart CY9 1124 000 AF Adjustment C12 Filter 2 each CY9 1546 000 White Balance Adjustment Luminance Meter BM 300 NPN Light Source Calibration Luminance Meter BM 3000 CY9 7052 000 Light Source Calibration 2 Charts and Locally Fabricated Tools New Name Part No Areas where used 18 Gray Standard Panel F...

Page 81: ...CY9 8100 000 Release contacts Oil Retardent CY9 8101 001 Prevent oil smear around mount Logenest Lambda A 74 CY1 8102 000 M2 gear shafts Dia bond 1663G CY9 8129 000 Attaching parts together Logenest Lambda NK 74C CY1 8117 000 Shafts other friction surfaces Cemidine Super XNo8008 CY9 8118 000 Fixing Mount Ring etc NoxGuard ST 420 CY9 8123 000 Parts assembly Logenest Lambda NFH 743C CY1 8125 000 Fro...

Page 82: ...100001 Date of production 2002 JAN 00 2003 oct 21 Type of model 1 NTSC DOM 2 NTSC USA CAN 3 PAL Classification No 01 99 Serial No 00001 99999 1 Before inserting or removing the flexible cable be sure to unlock the connector After insertion be sure to lock it 2 The Type B has a two stage connection structure Insert it to the deep end to avoid short circuiting the terminals Insert it so that the cle...

Page 83: ...4 5mm NOTE Assembling Route the leads so that they do not overlap in the shaded area during assembly The switch SW on the flexible board must be inside the dowel Attach with DB1663B v m l NOTE Assembling CAUTION Be Carefull High voltage Circuit may cause an electric shock Fig 3 7 Terminal cover and front cover Black Orange Assembling When attaching the front cover confirm that the cables and other...

Page 84: ...ow and remove the main battery cover 2 Grip 1 Remove seven screws 2 Remove the grip 3 Bottom cover 1 Rotate the date battery lid counterclockwise to remove it 2 Remove five screws 3 Remove the bottom cover 3 2 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 2 2 3 3 3 1 2 5mm 3 5mm 3 0mm 5 0mm 4 0mm 4 0mm 3 2 ab ab A h ad v u Be careful not to loose the cable door Fig 3 8 Main battery cover grip and bottom cover ...

Page 85: ...remove the flexible cable from CN4 on the D PCB Assembling CN4 Insert the flexible cable until the flexible cable reinforcing plate is completely covered by the connector when the connector is locked Then lock the connector NOTE 1 1 1 4 4 5mm 2 5mm 2 5mm 1 3 1 2 D P C B CN4 During assembling Flexible cable reinforcing plate Attach with DB1663B h h k Fig 3 9 Rear cover ...

Page 86: ...Press down the flash unit and remove the flash cover 3 OLC window Push the flash side of the OLC window from the bottom of the top cover to remove it 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 4 1 4 5 0mm Cushion 6 5mm FRONT FPC CN TOP A B Be careful not to loose the buttons Be careful not to loose the buttons Hole Dowel The SW on the FPC should be attached to the dowels and holes Black Yellow Fix by tape White Blue Yellow j ...

Page 87: ...rew and remove the strap holder right 4 Strap holder left 1 Remove two screws and remove the strap holder left 4 1 3 1 3 1 1 1 2 1 4 1 5 5mm 5 5mm 4 5mm 2 5mm 2 5mm 2 5mm 4 5mm 1 2 2 1 ae Be careful Normally not necessary to remove Apply Screw lock Apply Three Bond 1401C to the screw head w n 1 1 r w p z Be careful Be careful Be careful Fig 3 11 Rear frame eyepiece cover and strap holder Be carefu...

Page 88: ... 1 3 4 and 7 on the TFT PCB 2 Remove three screws 3 While removing the two dowels A pull up the TFT PCB from the above to remove it 3 TFT LCD unit 1 Remove four screws 2 Remove the TFT LCD lifting it from its top 2 1 4 5mm 3 5mm 3 5mm 4 0mm 4 0mm 4 0mm CN2 CN1 CN7 CN4 CN3 3 1 aa aa 1 1 1 2 3 2 2 3 ac 2 2 2 3 ab ab ab A Remove two screws Remove the lead wire Remove the soldering 1 1 Fig 3 12 OLC TF...

Page 89: ...B DA32 FPC t 2 1 q n y y Attach together after overlapping them Align with this line Shaft Shaft position Be careful not to loose the bracket Chassis Screw lock is applied NOTE 1 Assembling NOTE 3 Assembling NOTE 2 Assembling Normally not necessary to disassemble Fig 3 13 D PCB CF FPC and right cover Put the flexible cable in between the shield Remove these soldering ...

Page 90: ...ove the D PCB Assembling 1 The connector B of DA32 FPC must be inserted between the screw and the D PCB 2 CF FPC unit 1 Remove four screws and remove the CF FPC unit 3 Right cover 1 Unsolder three points on the flexible connector 2 Remove two screws 3 Remove the right cover Assembling 3 Align the position of the shaft of the CF cover with the line and attach the CF cover from the lower flexible co...

Page 91: ...solder the foot of the CMOS sensor from the A PCB 4 Separate the A PCB from the CMOS sensor 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 1 1 5 1 2 1 4 1 4 1 2 1 2 1 1 3 0mm 3 0mm 4 5mm 4 5mm 1 2 1 1 ac ac s s Normally not necessary to disassemble Fig 3 14 CMOS sensor and A PCB Sensor focus washers attach here The CMOS sensor is fragile and can be easily damaged by the static electricity Therefore when handling the CMOS sensor u...

Page 92: ... ab PHASE FPC SH FPC 2 2 1 1 Normally not necessary to disassemble Fig 3 15 DC DC PCB MD FPC AF auxiliary indicator B Remove the lead wire of the AF auxiliary indicator Remove the comb Remove the blue and orange lead wires C Remove the soldering Fix with double sided tape Remove the black and pink lead wires ...

Page 93: ...visible 3 Remove the four lead wires the motor and the lead wire of AF auxiliary indicator part from MD FPC and also remove the comb of the portion A 4 Unsolder the two lead wires from the ILC FPC 5 Remove the flexible boards from the CN MD of the C MAIN PCB remove the screw 6 Remove the MD FPC 2 Remove DC DC PCB 1 Remove the soldering from the portion C 2 Unsolder the two lead wires from the batt...

Page 94: ...l the capacitor is fixed with double sided tape 3 RMC terminal FPC left body 1 Unsolder at A and remove the RMC FPC 2 Remove the stopper and separate the RMC terminal from the left body 4 STR FPC 1 Remove the STR FPC connector from the SP LIGHT PCB SP LIGHT PCB STR FPC STR FPC FRONT FPC RMC FPC 2 1 1 2 3 1 1 1 4 1 3 1 3 2 4 1 3 5mm 4 5 mm 3 5 mm 2 1 aa aa A 1 2 Z Remove the 6 lead wires and STR FP...

Page 95: ...nt panel unit upwards while taking care that it does not catch on the flexible connector Assembling Before starting to install the front panel unit be sure to pull these lead wires of the front panel unit to the front through the clearance with the FRONT body 1 SH FPC 2 Lead wires of the front panel unit 5 pcs 3 PHASE FPC 4 Synchro terminal lead wires 2 pcs 5 MIF FPC NOTE 1 4 1 1 4 5mm 4 5mm 2 0mm...

Page 96: ... holder 4 Remove the battery spring 3 Front body 1 Remove three screws and remove date battery case 2 Remove four screws and remove the tripod socket 3 Remove two screws and remove the battery door hinge 4 Remove the black lead wires of the synchro terminal 5 Rotate the stopper 90 degrees to remove the stopper Then remove the synchro terminal 6 Remove the front body insulation sheet 3 1 1 1 1 1 2 ...

Page 97: ...under the SPC holder and peel it off It is attached by adhesive 3 Move the holder to the rear and remove it 2 2 2 3 2 1 1 1 1 2 3 5mm CN SENS 5 0mm 1 2 ad aa Flat head screwdriver Connect by adhesive such as Aron Alpha 201 or equivalent Normally not necessary to disassemble Fig 3 19 Eyepiece lens and SPC unit If the SPC unit is removed the AE sensor position adjustment becomes necessary CAUTION As...

Page 98: ...the mirror down position Install the shutter unit 2 C MAIN PCB 1 Remove the flexible connector from the connectors CN ILD and CN BA 2 Remove two screws and remove C MAIN PCB CAUTION NOTE V A GND 1 1 2 1 1 1 4 5mm 4 0mm 3 5mm CN ILC CN BA 1 2 1 2 ac aa 2 2 2 2 ab A Light shield attachment position Black Yellow The mirror down state Charged state Align the lever with the groove when installing the s...

Page 99: ...djustment becomes necessary After adjusting the AF sensor position fix the head of the fixing screw with the adhesive 1 Remove two screws and remove the AF unit Assembling Insert the black sheet of the AF unit into the position shown in the illustration 2 NOTE CAUTION 1 NOTE 2 1 1 1 4 0mm 4 0mm 1 1 ab Insert the black sheet of the AF unit into this clearance Backlight LED ILC holder b NOTE 2 Assem...

Page 100: ...e two screws 2 Remove the two lead wires from the front panel unit and remove the lens mount contact assembly Assembling Fix the lead wire to the position shown in the figure 3 23 4 Mirror box cover 1 Remove two screws and remove the mirror box cover 2 NOTE 1 NOTE 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 4 0mm 4 0mm 6 5 mm 3 1 3 2 ab A A 4 1 ab Adjustment required Finder s focus adjustment Inside the mirror box Be careful...

Page 101: ... dial while taking care not to drop the click spring and ball 3 Remove the E ring and remove the SET button Assembling When assembling the back cover dial insert the spring and ball into the dial first After assembling check the click stops as you rotate the dial 3 TFT LCD window 1 Remove the TFT LCD window by pushing on it from inside the rear cover NOTE 2 1 1 8 1 5 1 4 1 3 1 3 3 1 2 3 1 4 2 2 1 ...

Page 102: ...170 509 4 0mm BLACK M1 7 SELF TAPPING 4 0mm BLACK M1 7 SELF TAPPING 6 5mm METAL M2 0 SELF TAPPING BLACK M1 7 SELF TAPPING 4 5mm METAL M2 0 SELF TAPPING 5 5mm BLACK M2 0 SELF TAPPING METAL M1 7 SELF TAPPING 6 0mm FLAT BLACK M1 7 SELF TAPPING 2 5mm METAL M1 7 4 5mm FLAT BLACK M1 7 5 5mm FLAT BLACK M1 7 5 5mm FLAT BLACK M1 7 SELF TAPPING 4 5mm FLAT BLACK M1 7 SELF TAPPING 3 5mm METAL M1 4 SELF TAPPIN...

Page 103: ...finity end The AF frame can be viewed more easily Adjustment 1 Attach the EF 50mm f 1 8 to the front panel unit with the mirror unit focusing screen and the AF sensor unit tentatively fixed installed 2 While directing the output light of the penlight toward the AF sensor unit look into the lens Then the AF frame and the BASIS image can be seen as shown in Figure 3 26 3 Move the AF sensor unit righ...

Page 104: ...en mount plane and the washer plane is measured using the dedicated tool and must be 41 30 0 02 mm Parallelism 0 04 mm or less Tools Digital micrometer Mount Fastening Tool CY9 1547 000 Preparation 1 Set the mount fastening tool to the digital micrometer and reset the meter so that the reference plane of the mount becomes 0 2 Attach the mount fastening tool to the lens mount Perform the FFD Adjust...

Page 105: ...682 000 XXX until the specification value is satisfied Refer to the Part List for details of the adjustment washers 4 After the adjustment take a picture of the 3 D chart and check the best focal point If an adjustment is required perform AF shift at same position CA1 7777 CY1 1280 Service Only CB1 2659 Service Only CB2 0682 x3 XD1 1102 120 XD1 1102 121 XD1 1102 122 Service Only See Detail See Det...

Page 106: ...ttached Dioptor adjustment method With the camera pointed at a wall having the high brightness and high reflectance such as white wall having EV12 or the light source of the shutter testing equipment adjust the diopter adjustment ring of the magnifier until the AF frame is sharpest 3 Attach the lens and set the distance scale to infinity If the center of the infinity mark is positioned within the ...

Page 107: ...g screen When doing so take care not to push too strongly If you do the spring pressure of the focusing screen retainer becomes weak Take care not to scar the focusing screen and print type mask during the above adjustment work When re assembling the parts back to the original product check to see that the focusing screen and the focusing screen retainer are surely set in place CAUTION Fig 3 29 ...

Page 108: ...ation of Shutter Speed 1 Set the shutter speed of the camera to 1 4000 aperture to f 2 8 luminance LV15 and K value to 12 5 Let the camera close the shutter 2 Check to see that the normal histogram as shown in the figure below appears If the center of the histogram is either in the right or in the left the histogram indicates that the amount of incident light on the CMOS sensor is either excessive...

Page 109: ...select either TV or AV mode Let the camera close the shutter at each luminance level 3 When the exposure is correct the correct histogram as shown in the right appears The histogram graphs when exposure is changed are shown as follows 0 5 stop under 1 stop under 1 5 stop over 2 stop under 0 5 stop over 1 stop over 1 5 stop over 2 stop over ...

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Page 111: ...sk with the replacement parts If the imager file data has been lost due to the replacement of the D board etc you can obtain it from the Canon FTP site To access the Canon FTP site contact your local HQ FTP site is planned to open up in early 2002 The imager file can be updated Pixcel dot update added See 1 10 Updating the Imager File When exporting the image to an image editing program such as Ph...

Page 112: ...tion 1 Install Internet Explorer 4 or higher 2 Install TWAIN driver EOS DIGITAL SOLUTION DISK Before installing the adjustment software make sure it works 3 Install the adjustment software 4 Install the CMOS scratch data update program 5 Re compression the defragmentation program Uninstall procedure Adjustment software uninstall procedure 1 Move the holder containing the CMOS scratch data update p...

Page 113: ...m the list that appears select the desired location to install the software If you click Reference you can choose where to install 3 The name of the adjustment software is EOS_D60 exe Double click this file to start up the adjustment software Part 4 Electrical Adjustments 4 3 ...

Page 114: ...ble click EOSD60Compiler exe 2 From the list that appears select the desired location to install the software 3 The name of the adjustment software is EOSD60_Compiler exe Double click this file to start up the adjustment software Part 4 Electrical Adjustments 4 4 ...

Page 115: ...f the color matrix AF adjustment menu Basic adjustment Optimum adjustment of the AF sensor s output AF focus adjustment Adjustment for optimum focus position Image Focus data The AF sensor s output data is used for waveform and chart setting and for AF precision checking and displays the focus data AF shift AF compensation shift Flash adustment Adjust EFIC s gain and level TFT adjustment Adjust th...

Page 116: ...stment Error codes Shutter counter reset Temperature compensation Initialization Data storage Data transfer Imager file transfer Writing camera ID C MOS exposure level adjustment White balance adjustment Color matrix adjustment Writing TFT data TFT position adjustment TFT luminance adjustment Initialization Data storage Data transfer Digital Board CG2 0773 Data illegible Digital Board CG2 0773 Dat...

Page 117: ... Test shooting 3 Set the camera settings as follows Take pictures while changing the ISO speed and shutter speed Camera settings Camera mode Aperture priority AE Aperture f 8 0 f 5 6 is acceptable Shutter speed Auto ISO All ISO speeds White balance Tungsten Image size JPEG L size 4 Press the shutter button 5 The image will be captured Drag select the mouse at the center of the image 6 The image s ...

Page 118: ...his 120 count is the same at all ISO speeds If you use an image editing program like Photoshop do the same as above by selecting the image center to display the RGB outputs If the G value is the same it is okay If it is not 120 count 10 count The light source s brightness is in error See 1 6 Light Source Maintenance The camera s ISO speed adjustment is wrong Adjust the ISO speed When the ISO speed...

Page 119: ...ing too much light Control the exposure by decreasing it by 0 5 EV Required standard Within 0 25 EV at every brightness If it does not meet the required standard shift the AE or do the AE basic adjustment With AE shift increase or decrease the overall exposure level If the required standard is met at LV 9 but not at LV 15 the exposure s gain must be adjusted In such a case do the AE basic adjustme...

Page 120: ...tment software 2 Select CMOS white balance adjustment 3 Select Basic data generation 4 Set the light source EF8000 5000 to LV 12 Set the lens to manual focus and infinity 5 After everything is set click Set completed 6 Attach a C12 filter to the lens and click Set completed 7 Attach another C12 filter total 2 filters to the lens and click Set completed The CMOS white balance data s basic data can ...

Page 121: ...r bar chart on the color viewer and adjust so that the chart is correctly positioned For details see the adjustment screen After everything is set click Cancel 6 Select Image evaluation and click Release When you click Release the image will appear Select the center of each color 7 Put the cursor over the graph s point and right click the mouse to select Set That point will then be saved Repeat th...

Page 122: ... Procedure 1 Turn on the light source Wait at least 10 minutes before starting the measurement While you wait thoroughly clean the surface of the light source 2 Use the luminance meter to measure the light source Required standard LV 9 64 cd m2 59 7 68 6 cd m2 LV 12 512 cd m2 477 548 cd m2 LV 15 4096 cd m2 3821 4389 cd m2 The K value is 12 5 correctable within 0 1 EV 3 If adjustment is necessary a...

Page 123: ...ge With image processing software such as Photoshop the top left coordinate is expressed as 0 0 whereas on Compiler exe it is expressed as 1 1 For this reason in the case of positions pointed out by the user the defect location at 1234 321 on a JPEG Large Fine image is expressed differently as follows X 1234 72 1 1307 Y 321 16 1 338 2 Find the defect Select the RAW file by OPEN from FILE in the fi...

Page 124: ...e Update button choice of the files will displayed Then choose xxxxxx_1def xxxxxx is the CMOS imager file number 6 Click the defects desired to add The coordinates will be added to the Defect List If wrong position is set choose it and click DELETE Click SAVE to add the coordinates to the file 7 For the OUTPUT FILE AjDef00 imag AjDef01 img AjDef02 img AjDef04 img AjDef05 img AjDef06 img AjObSkip i...

Page 125: ...efects which light up in low light and black defects which do not light up in bright light Therefore depending on the shooting conditions there will be defects you can and cannot see To see the defects use the methods described below If you cannot obtain a RAW image also follow the methods below Settings for finding white defects 1 Attach the body cap to the camera and close the eyepiece shutter S...

Page 126: ...e f 1 8 ISO 100 White balance Auto Image size JPEG Fine AF point Center only 6 Import the image to an image editing program such as Photoshop Check the image to see how much it is off from the chart Good only at the center 7 If there is no error the adjustment is completed If the focus is shifted correct the focus with AF focus shift Calculate the shift amount as shown below The AF focus shift can...

Page 127: ... 42 5 0 425 0 170 437 5 43 8 0 438 0 175 450 0 45 0 0 450 0 180 462 5 46 3 0 463 0 185 475 0 47 5 0 475 0 190 487 5 48 8 0 488 0 195 500 0 50 0 0 500 0 200 Distance to Subject Correction Amount mm cm m mm 12 5 1 3 0 013 0 005 25 0 2 5 0 025 0 010 37 5 3 8 0 038 0 015 50 0 5 0 0 050 0 020 62 5 6 3 0 063 0 025 75 0 7 5 0 075 0 030 87 5 8 8 0 088 0 035 100 0 10 0 0 100 0 040 112 5 11 3 0 113 0 045 12...

Page 128: ...mber in parentheses applies to the initial production lot The digital back version can be checked with the TFT monitor However minor versions cannot They are uploaded without informing the user due to manufacturing or servicing circumstances To check the minor versions the digital back adjustment software is necessary They will appear at the bottom of the main menu Part 4 Electrical Adjustments 4 ...

Page 129: ...ur hand matching the AF centering range Illuminate the side the clear portion of the SPC with the flashlight 3 Look through the lens and move the flashlight so that you can see the SPC s S0 and the border lines It would be best if you cover the viewfinder so that the AF point at the center looks dim Also if the flashlight is fixed in place it will be easier to move the SPC Adjustment Procedure 1 M...

Page 130: ...may not coincide with the factory reference color values and standards This is because a difference occurs between the factory color bar charts and individual color bar charts For this reason the color may differ from the actual color when adjustments are performed matched to the factory reference color values and standards During color matrix adjustment the color is matched to the reference data ...

Page 131: ... Adjustments 4 21 Before changing the reference data be sure to record the original values Once reference data is changed the original values are overwritten Color drawn in the graph changes according to the overall exposure level For this reason offset exposure during measurement so that the Y level of white on the color bar becomes 225 10 counts This is the same as color matrix basic data and re...

Page 132: ...Development parameters Digital section RAM Not possible Image recording quality Digital section RAM Not possible Auto power OFF Digital section RAM Not possible Language Digital section flash ROM Digital section Date Format Digital section flash ROM Digital section Camera section Adjustment Item Storage Location Save Method SPC positioning None Camera section AE adjustment MPU Camera section AE sh...

Page 133: ...ection White balance adjustment Digital section flash ROM Digital section Color matrix adjustment Digital section flash ROM Digital section White balance sensor Digital section flash ROM Digital section adjustment TFT board data transfer Digital section flash ROM Digital section TFT position adjustment Digital section flash ROM Digital section TFT brightness adjustment Digital section flash ROM Di...

Page 134: ...back transfering data transferring an imager file The Error message comes up during the adjustment Procedure 1 Copy the D60dfrg0 fir file to CF card Follow the procedure as same as updating the firmware 2 Insert the CF card 3 When close the CF card cover the screen shown on the right will appear 4 Choose OK and press SET 5 Choose OK and press SET again Wait until the percentage displayed becomes 1...

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Page 137: ...PARTS CATALOG EOS D60 REF NO C12 6011 ...

Page 138: ...CANON DIGITAL CAMERA EOS D60 REF NO C12 6011 1 CG1 3786 CF1 3855 CB2 0568 CB2 0719 CB3 0329 CB2 0720 CY3 1390 CB2 0680 CB2 0589 CB2 0666 CB2 0686 XA1 3170 207 x2 N S N S N S See Pg 2 ...

Page 139: ...1 CB2 0666 000 C 1 COVER DATE BATTERY 1 CB2 0680 000 B 1 RUBBER GRIP 1 CB2 0686 000 C 1 HINGE B DOOR 1 CB2 0719 000 C 1 SCREW M17X5 5 1 CB2 0720 000 C 1 SCREW M17X6 1 CB3 0329 000 B 1 CAP DIGITAL TERMINAL 1 CF1 3855 000 B 1 RUBBER BACK 1 CG1 3786 000 B 1 DOOR ASS Y MAIN BATTERY 1 CY3 1390 000 B 1 PLATE NAME 1 XA1 3170 207 F 2 SCREW M17X2 1 ...

Page 140: ...CANON DIGITAL CAMERA EOS D60 REF NO C12 6011 2 XA1 7200 359 x2 CG2 0778 CB2 0726 x2 XD2 1100 172 CB2 0727 N S N S CB1 6578 CS2 5855 See Pg 3 ...

Page 141: ... L I S T DESCRIPTION CB1 6578 000 C 1 BUTTON UNLOCK 2 CB2 0726 000 C 2 SCREW M17X5 5 2 CB2 0727 000 C 1 SCREW M17X4 5 2 CG2 0778 000 B 1 COVER ASS Y FRONT 2 CS2 5855 000 E 1 SPRING UNLOCK BUTTON 2 XA1 7200 359 F 2 SCREW M2X3 5 2 XD2 1100 172 F 2 E RING 2 ...

Page 142: ...CANON DIGITAL CAMERA EOS D60 REF NO C12 6011 3 CB2 0724 x2 CB2 0721 CB2 0721 x3 See Pg 4 See Pg 5 ...

Page 143: ...PARTS No NEW CLASS QTY Pg3 REF NO C12 6011 P A R T S L I S T DESCRIPTION CB2 0721 000 C 4 SCREW M17X2 5 3 CB2 0724 000 C 2 SCREW M17X4 5 3 ...

Page 144: ...EF NO C12 6011 4 XG8 1100 591 CB2 0637 CB2 0629 CB2 0630 XD2 1100 132 CS3 5071 N S N S N S N S N S N S N S XA1 7140 307 CG2 0783 CG1 1969 CG1 1963 N S N S N S XA4 9170 409 x2 XA4 9170 409 x3 N S CB2 0639 XA4 5140 357 x2 CB1 2678 N S ...

Page 145: ...OVER 4 CB2 0637 000 B 1 WINDOW TFT LCD 4 CB2 0639 000 C 1 CONTACT BC DIAL 4 CG1 1963 000 C 1 FPC ASS Y BUZZER 4 CG1 1969 000 C 1 FPC ASS Y BACK COVER 4 CG2 0783 000 B 1 COVER ASS Y BACK 4 CS3 5071 000 C 1 SPRING COIL 4 XA1 7140 307 F 1 SCREW M14X3 4 XA4 5140 357 F 2 SCREW M14X3 5 4 XA4 9170 409 F 5 SCREW M17x4 4 XD2 1100 132 F 1 E RING 4 XG8 1100 591 F 1 BALL STEEL 4 ...

Page 146: ...O C12 6011 5 CB2 0614 CB2 0615 CB2 0722 x2 CB2 0723 CB2 0661 CB2 0654 CB2 0721 x3 XA4 9170 409 XA4 9170 409 XA1 7200 359 x2 XA4 9170 509 x2 CB2 0684 XA1 7200 307 x2 XA4 9170 409 XA4 9170 509 CB2 0687 CS3 6164 CB2 0681 See Pg 6 See Pg 7 ...

Page 147: ... CB2 0661 000 C 1 DOOR CABLE 5 CB2 0681 000 C 1 LEVER B LOCK 5 CB2 0684 000 C 1 GRIP 5 CB2 0687 000 C 1 PLATE B LOCK 5 CB2 0721 000 C 3 SCREW M17X2 5 5 CB2 0722 000 C 2 SCREW M17X5 5 CB2 0723 000 C 1 SCREW M2X6 5 5 CS3 6164 000 C 1 SPRING B LOCK 5 XA1 7200 307 F 2 SCREW M2X3 5 XA1 7200 359 F 2 SCREW M2X3 5 5 XA4 9170 409 F 3 SCREW M17x4 5 XA4 9170 509 F 3 SCREW M17X5 5 ...

Page 148: ... x2 CG2 0786 CB2 0566 CB2 0640 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 XA4 9170 357 CB2 0552 CH2 5299 CB2 0601 XA4 9170 509 XA4 9170 509 x2 CB2 0551 CB2 0560 CB2 0554 XD2 1100 132 CB1 6588 CB1 6589 XA4 9200 457 N S N S CH2 5298 CS2 5656 CB2 0587 ...

Page 149: ...0 000 C 1 BUTTON DRIVE 6 CB2 0566 000 B 1 WINDOW LCD DISPLAY 6 CB2 0587 000 C 1 BUTTON RELEASE 6 CB2 0601 000 C 1 CUSHION FIBER 6 CB2 0640 000 B 1 COVER SP LIGHT 6 CG2 0786 000 C 1 COVER ASS Y TOP 6 CH2 5298 000 C 1 CONTACT AE AF SWITCH 6 CH2 5299 000 C 1 CONTACT TOP SWITCH 6 CS2 5656 000 C 1 SPRING COIL 6 XA4 6170 409 F 2 SCREW M17X4 6 XA4 9170 357 F 1 SCREW M17X3 5 6 XA4 9170 509 F 3 SCREW M17X5...

Page 150: ...OS D60 REF NO C12 6011 7 XA4 8200 459 x2 XA4 9200 559 x2 CB2 0555 CB2 0564 CB2 0565 CB2 0570 CB2 0576 XA4 9200 559 XA4 9200 457 XA4 9200 457 CB2 0573 CF1 3851 CB2 0578 CB2 0577 FC2 9551 XA1 3200 257 x5 XA1 7170 259 See Pg 8 ...

Page 151: ...DER STRAP R 7 CB2 0573 000 C 1 RAG REMOTE 7 CB2 0576 000 C 1 RAG DISPLAY SUPPORT 7 CB2 0577 000 C 1 SHEET SHIELD 7 CB2 0578 000 C 1 HOLDER SHIELD SHEET 7 CF1 3851 000 C 1 COVER ASS Y EYEPIECE 7 FC2 9551 000 C 1 SCREW M2X2 5 7 XA1 3200 257 F 5 SCREW M2X2 5 7 XA1 7170 259 F 1 SCREW M17X2 5 7 XA4 8200 459 F 2 SCREW M2X4 5 7 XA4 9200 457 F 2 SCREW M2X4 5 7 XA4 9200 559 F 3 SCREW M2X5 5 7 ...

Page 152: ...CANON DIGITAL CAMERA EOS D60 REF NO C12 6011 8 XA4 9170 457 x2 CG2 0772 CG2 0774 CG2 0782 XA4 9170 357 x4 XA4 9170 409 XA4 9170 409 XA4 9170 409 See Pg 9 ...

Page 153: ... 6011 P A R T S L I S T DESCRIPTION CG2 0772 000 C 1 PCB ASS Y TFT 8 CG2 0774 000 C 1 OLC DISPLAY ASS Y 8 CG2 0782 000 C 1 TFT LCD ASS Y STN 8 XA4 9170 357 F 4 SCREW M17X3 5 8 XA4 9170 409 F 3 SCREW M17x4 8 XA4 9170 457 F 2 SCREW M17X4 5 8 ...

Page 154: ...71 XA4 5170 407 x2 XA4 5170 407 XA4 5170 407 CG2 0773 CG1 1967 N S N S N S N S N S CG1 1968 CG1 3782 CH1 6863 CH1 6864 CH1 6865 CB2 1372 CB2 1373 XA1 7170 207 x2 XA1 7170 357 x2 XA1 7200 307 XA4 9170 409 XA4 9170 409 XA4 9170 409 N S N S FC2 9551 x2 N S See Pg 10 ...

Page 155: ...G1 1968 000 C 1 FPC ASS Y CF 9 CG1 3782 000 B 1 COVER ASS Y RIGHT SIDE 9 CG2 0773 000 C 1 PCB ASS Y DIGITAL 9 CH1 6863 000 C 1 FPC ANALOG DIGITAL 9 CH1 6864 000 C 1 FPC DIGITAL TFT 9 CH1 6865 000 C 1 FPC DIGITAL CAMERA MAIN 9 FC2 9551 000 C 2 SCREW M2X2 5 9 XA1 7170 207 F 2 SCREW M17X2 9 XA1 7170 357 F 2 SCREW M17X3 5 9 XA1 7200 307 F 1 SCREW M2X3 9 XA4 5170 407 F 4 SCREW M17X4 9 XA4 9170 409 F 3 ...

Page 156: ...CANON DIGITAL CAMERA EOS D60 REF NO C12 6011 10 XA4 9170 457 x2 XA4 9170 457 CB2 0670 CB3 0331 CG2 0771 CY3 1392 CY3 1393 N S XA1 7170 309 x2 XA1 7170 309 See Pg 11 ...

Page 157: ...S T DESCRIPTION CB2 0670 000 C 1 SHIELD C MOS RUBBER 10 CB3 0331 000 C 1 SHEET ANALOG PCB 10 CG2 0771 000 C 1 PCB ASS Y ANALOG 10 CY3 1392 000 C 1 FILTER IR LPF 10 CY3 1393 000 C 1 C MOS ASS Y 10 XA1 7170 309 F 3 SCREW M17X3 10 XA4 9170 457 F 3 SCREW M17x4 10 ...

Page 158: ...CANON DIGITAL CAMERA EOS D60 REF NO C12 6011 11 XA4 9200 457 XA4 9200 457 CB2 0558 CF1 3856 CG1 1964 CH9 0322 XA4 9170 357 XA4 9170 409 x2 N S N S See Pg 12 ...

Page 159: ...I S T DESCRIPTION CB2 0558 000 C 1 BODY RIGHT 11 CF1 3856 000 C 1 LAMP ASS Y AF SUPPORT 11 CG1 1964 000 C 1 FPC ASS Y MD 11 CH9 0322 000 C 1 PCB ASS Y DC DC 11 XA4 9170 357 F 1 SCREW M17X3 5 11 XA4 9170 409 F 2 SCREW M17x4 11 XA4 9200 457 F 2 SCREW M2X4 5 11 ...

Page 160: ...CANON DIGITAL CAMERA EOS D60 REF NO C12 6011 12 CA1 9125 CB1 7756 CB2 0557 CG1 1970 CH1 6870 CH9 0321 XA4 8200 459 x2 XA4 9170 357 x2 See Pg 13 ...

Page 161: ...125 000 C 1 STOPPER RT CONNECTOR 12 CB1 7756 000 C 1 CONNECTOR REMOTE 12 CB2 0557 000 C 1 BODY LEFT 12 CG1 1970 000 C 1 FPC ASS Y REMOTE 12 CH1 6870 000 C 1 FPC DE SP LIGHT 12 CH9 0321 000 C 1 PCB ASS Y SP LIGHT 12 XA4 8200 459 F 2 SCREW M2X4 5 12 XA4 9170 357 F 2 SCREW M17X3 5 12 ...

Page 162: ...2 CA1 9007 CB1 0279 CB1 0279 CB2 0571 CB2 0652 CB2 0657 CB2 0658 CB2 0659 CB2 0660 CB2 0662 CG1 1965 CG1 1966 CG1 3773 CG1 3779 CG1 3781 CS3 5064 XA1 7170 207 XA1 7170 259 x3 XA4 9170 357 x2 XA4 9170 357 XA4 9200 457 x4 XA4 9170 457 XA4 9170 457 XA4 9170 457 x3 CB2 0556 See Pg 14 ...

Page 163: ...BATTERY 2 13 CB2 0659 000 C 1 HOLDER BATTERY SPRING 13 CB2 0660 000 C 1 PLATE SW HOLDER 13 CB2 0662 000 C 1 HOLDER CONTACT 13 CG1 1965 000 C 1 FPC ASS Y FRONT 13 CG1 1966 000 C 1 FPC ASS Y RELEASE 13 CG1 3773 000 C 1 TERMINAL ASS Y PC 13 CG1 3779 000 C 1 CASE ASS Y DATE BATTERY 13 CG1 3781 000 C 1 MAIN DIAL ASS Y 13 CS3 5064 000 C 1 SPRING COIL 13 XA1 7170 207 F 1 SCREW M17X2 13 XA1 7170 259 F 3 S...

Page 164: ...OS D60 REF NO C12 6011 14 XA4 9170 457 x2 CB1 1902 x2 CB2 0599 CG2 0770 CG1 3795 CG2 0776 CG1 3797 CG1 3798 XA4 9170 409 x2 XA4 9170 409 XA4 9170 509 x2 XA4 9170 359 XA4 9170 357 CB2 0604 See Pg 15 CG2 0761 CB1 6315 CH1 6869 ...

Page 165: ... 3795 000 C 1 AUTO FOCUS ASS Y 14 CG1 3797 000 C 1 EYEPIECE LENS ASS Y 14 CG1 3798 000 C 1 SPC SENSOR ASS Y 14 CG2 0761 000 C 1 SHUTTER ASS Y 14 CG2 0770 000 C 1 PCB ASS Y CAMERA MAIN 14 CG2 0776 000 C 1 VF LCD ASS Y 14 CH1 6869 000 C 1 FPC SHUTTER 14 XA4 9170 357 F 1 SCREW M17X3 5 14 XA4 9170 359 F 1 SCREW M17X3 5 14 XA4 9170 409 F 3 SCREW M17x4 14 XA4 9170 457 F 2 SCREW M17X4 5 14 XA4 9170 509 F...

Page 166: ... See Detail See Detail CF1 1948 CB2 0715 YN2 3018 CB2 0714 CY3 1394 CB2 0682 000 XXX detail A XXX A SIZE 0 03 mm 003 0 05 mm 005 0 08 mm 008 0 10 mm 010 0 12 mm 012 0 15 mm 015 0 18 mm 018 0 20 mm 020 C XXX C SIZE 0 05 mm 005 0 10 mm 010 0 15 mm 015 0 20 mm 020 0 25 mm 025 0 30 mm 030 0 35 mm 035 0 40 mm 040 0 45 mm 045 0 50 mm 050 B XXX B SIZE 0 05 mm 005 0 08 mm 008 0 10 mm 010 0 12 mm 012 0 15 ...

Page 167: ... FB ADJ 15 CB2 0714 000 XXX C 1 WASHER SCREEN ADJ 15 CB2 0715 000 C 1 CUSHION 15 CF1 1948 000 C 1 LEVER LENS LOCK 15 CG1 3791 000 C 1 CONTACT ASS Y LENS MOUNT 15 CS2 5020 000 C 1 SPRING COIL 15 CS2 7205 000 C 1 SPRING MOUNT 15 CY1 1280 000 C 1 MOUNT BODY 0 1mm under 15 CY3 1394 000 C 1 MIRROR BOX ASS Y 15 XA4 9170 409 F 4 SCREW M17x4 15 XD1 1102 120 F 1 WASHER 0 05mm 15 XD1 1102 121 F 1 WASHER 0 1...

Page 168: ...C 1 LEAD 16 Y11 3706 000 C 1 LEAD ORANGE 16 Y11 3711 000 C 1 LEAD BLUE 16 Y11 3901 000 C 1 LEAD WHITE 16 Y11 3902 000 C 1 LEAD BLACK 16 Y11 3903 000 C 1 LEAD RED 16 Y11 3906 000 C 1 LEAD ORANGE 16 Y11 3907 000 C 1 LEAD YELLOW 16 Y11 3909 000 C 1 LEAD GREEN 16 Y11 3911 000 C 1 LEAD BLUE 16 Y11 5002 000 C 1 LEAD BLACK 16 Y11 5003 000 C 1 LEAD RED 16 Y11 5004 000 C 1 LEAD PINK 16 ...

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Page 170: ...S400 DC Coupler DR 400 CompactFlash Card FC 16M Interface Cable IFC 200 PCU Video Cable VC 100 N S Product Available N S Product Available FH6 3922 FH6 0775 N S Product Available N S Product Available N S Product Available WT3 5062 WT3 5063 WT3 5064 WT3 5115 WT3 5066 Accessories Section ...

Page 171: ... S T DESCRIPTION FH6 0775 000 C INTERFACE CABLE IFC 200 PCU 17 FH6 3922 010 C VIDEO CABLE VC 100 17 WT3 5062 000 C CABLE AC JPN 17 WT3 5063 000 C CABLE AC USA 17 WT3 5064 000 C CABLE AC EUR 17 WT3 5066 000 C CABLE AC AUSTRALIA 17 WT3 5115 000 C CABLE AC UK 17 ...

Page 172: ...CB2 0587 000 6 CB2 0589 000 1 CB2 0599 000 14 CB2 0601 000 6 CB2 0604 000 14 CB2 0606 000 15 CB2 0614 000 5 CB2 0615 000 5 CB2 0622 000 15 CB2 0629 000 4 CB2 0630 000 4 CB2 0637 000 4 CB2 0639 000 4 CB2 0640 000 6 CB2 0652 000 13 CB2 0654 000 5 CB2 0657 000 13 CB2 0658 000 13 CB2 0659 000 13 CB2 0660 000 13 CB2 0661 000 5 CB2 0662 000 13 CB2 0666 000 1 CB2 0670 000 10 CB2 0680 000 1 CB2 0681 000 5...

Page 173: ...H2 5298 000 6 CH2 5299 000 6 CH2 7211 000 16 CH2 7212 000 16 CH2 7213 000 16 CH2 7235 000 16 CH9 0321 000 12 CH9 0322 000 11 CS2 5020 000 15 CS2 5656 000 6 CS2 5855 000 2 CS2 7205 000 15 CS3 5064 000 13 CS3 5071 000 4 CS3 6164 000 5 CY1 1280 000 15 CY3 1390 000 1 CY3 1392 000 10 CY3 1393 000 10 CY3 1394 000 15 FC2 9551 000 7 9 FH6 0775 000 17 FH6 3922 010 17 WT3 5062 000 17 WT3 5063 000 17 WT3 506...

Page 174: ...1102 120 15 XD1 1102 121 15 XD1 1102 122 15 XD2 1100 132 4 6 XD2 1100 172 2 XG8 1100 591 4 Y11 3706 000 16 Y11 3711 000 16 Y11 3901 000 16 Y11 3902 000 16 Y11 3903 000 16 Y11 3906 000 16 Y11 3907 000 16 Y11 3909 000 16 Y11 3911 000 16 Y11 5002 000 16 Y11 5003 000 16 Y11 5004 000 16 YN2 3018 000 15 ...

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Page 186: ...E CD ROM in 9 languages is also enclosed as image retouching software that is compatible with the TWAIN Driver Plug In Module These software applications are compatible with the EOS D60 EOS 1D and EOS D30 cameras However note that only the EOS D60 supports Windows XP Windows XP support on the EOS 1D and EOS D30 is under consideration Support for Mac OS X will be provided as an after sales upgrade ...

Page 187: ...parate CD ROMs Japanese English English French Spanish and English German Italian 1 3 Connecting the EOS D60 to the Computer The EOS D60 connects to the computer by means of a USB connection ver 1 1 transfer speed 10 Mbps using the dedicated interface cable provided Images can also be downloaded to the computer by a card reader At present images captured with the EOS 1D and EOS D30 can only be dow...

Page 188: ...allows the user to connect the EOS D60 to a computer using the interface cable provided and then display and download images saved on a CF card in the EOS D60 and process the RAW images The main driver functions are listed in the table below This driver can only be launched from a software application that supports TWAIN functions such as Photoshop LE Table 7 3 Main TWAIN Driver Functions ...

Page 189: ...m the window and launching RAW Image Converter The Japanese version of ZoomBrowser EX includes a CIG Canon Image Gateway access function PhotoRecord This is a layout and printing utility Used in conjunction with ZoomBrowser EX PhotoRecord provides functions such as automatic layout printing and index printing Its main functions conform to the products supplied with the latest PowerShot series came...

Page 190: ...or Windows Image Browser This is an image displaying and image management utility that provides the same functions as ZoomBrowser EX for Windows This software also provides the same functions as the PhotoRecord layout and printing utility for Windows RemoteCapture Macintosh version of RemoteCapture for Windows PhotoStitch Macintosh version of PhotoStitch for Windows ...

Page 191: ...Appendix ...

Page 192: ...AGC Chart Print size A3 ...

Page 193: ...AF STANDARD CHART HORIZONTAL A 1 A 2 A 3 A 4 AF STANDARD CHART HORIZONTAL _Sample ...

Page 194: ...Cutting line Cutting line Cutting line AF STANDARD CHART HORIZONTAL Print size A3 A 1 ...

Page 195: ...Cutting line Cutting line Cutting line AF STANDARD CHART HORIZONTAL Print size A3 A 2 ...

Page 196: ...Cutting line Cutting line Cutting line AF STANDARD CHART HORIZONTAL Print size A3 A 3 ...

Page 197: ...AF STANDARD CHART HORIZONTAL Cutting line Cutting line Cutting line AF STANDARD CHART HORIZONTAL Print size A3 A 4 ...

Page 198: ...AF STANDARD CHART VERTICAL AF STANDARD CHART VERTICAL _Sample A 1 A 2 A 3 A 4 ...

Page 199: ...Cutting line Cutting line Cutting line AF STANDARD CHART VERTICAL Print size A3 A 1 ...

Page 200: ...Cutting line Cutting line Cutting line AF STANDARD CHART VERTICAL Printsize A3 A 2 ...

Page 201: ...Cutting line Cutting line Cutting line AF STANDARD CHART VERTICAL Print size A3 A 3 ...

Page 202: ...AF STANDARD CHART VERTICAL Cutting line Cutting line Cutting line AF STANDARD CHART VERTICAL Print size A3 A 4 ...

Page 203: ...ø 4 6mm ø 2 3mm ø 57mm Print size checker SPC position setting mask ...

Page 204: ... 50 40 3D chart 1 CUT ...

Page 205: ... 20 30 CUT 3D chart 2 ...

Page 206: ...0 10 10 CUT 3D chart 3 ...

Page 207: ... 30 20 3D chart 4 ...

Page 208: ...CUT 40 50 60 3D chart 5 ...

Page 209: ... service manual is written differently compared to the adjustment software This has been unified 2 With firmware ver 1 0 1 or later digital error codes are indicated in detail Please refer to the attachment for the detail However in ver 1 0 1 or later error codes may not be properly indicated unless the error really occurs 3 When the LCD monitor is ON at the time of shutter release from the adjust...

Page 210: ...signal within a specified time limit 2 When the CF card is not usable because it has been destroyed or physically damaged 3 When the camera s battery level is insufficient to completely write the file to the CF card Use the DC Coupler or recharge the battery Check if the CF card is properly inserted Format the CF card Replace the CF card connecter CG1 1968 4 23 This error occurs when the free spac...

Page 211: ...be charged Charging circuit base or main capacitor defect Charging defect could occur even with X contact short circuit 99 83 This error occurs when the built in flash s pop up signal cannot be detected even after requested three times Top cover 1 84 This error occurs in the following conditions 1 When electronic communication with the lens in main SW ON or SW1 ON condition cannot be established 2...

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