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- AF range frame can be set arbitrarily

The PowerShot G3 has been made so that the position
of the range frame when in AF mode can be arbitrarily
selected. In this way, an arbitrary subject in the photo
frame can be focused without changing the framing of
the shot.
Specifically, the cross-configured buttons are used to
shift the range frame left, right, up and down.

- Bracketing options (AE • Focus)

The PowerShot G3 adds focus bracketing to the previous AE bracketing (PowerShot G2).
Focus bracketing takes three successive shots moving the focus position in front and behind the current position.
The difference between each shot can be set to large, medium or small. In this way, a fine focus position can be
found matching the photographer’s intention even when precise focus positions are demanded such as with
macro photography.

- Interval shooting function for fixed-point observation over long periods

The PowerShot G3 comes with an interval shooting function that can take a sequence of photos at fixed time
intervals. As a result, fixed-point observation over long time periods (100 hours maximum) can be achieved.
The interval between shooting can be set in minutes between approximately one and 60 minutes*

1

, and the total

number of shots can be set between two and 100 frames*

2

.

   *1 When using an external flash, photos will continue to be taken at the set interval regardless if
         the set interval is shorter than the recycle time of the flash unit or if the flash stops operating
         because the battery expires.
   *2 The interval shooting stops if the CF card becomes full before the specified number of photos is
         taken.

Figure 2–3  Movement range of AF frame

Figure 2–4 Examples of interval photography

AF metering frame range

One minute

60 minutes

Observation of stars

Blossoming of flowers

Measurement of traffic flows

Birth of chicks (animals)

Observation of lake tides

Changes in weather conditions (showers, typhoons)
Observation of sunrises and sunsets

Observation of solar or lunar eclipses

Summary of Contents for PowerShot G3

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Page 3: ...od Canon may issue new editions of this manual The following paragraph does not apply to any countries where such provisions are inconsistent with local law Trademarks The product names and company names described in this manual are the registered trademarks of the individual companies Copyright This manual is copyrighted with all rights reserved Under the copyright laws this manual may not be cop...

Page 4: ... the reading should be between 1MΩ and 5 2MΩ When the exposed metal does not have a return path to the chassis the reading must be 4 2 Leakage Current Hot Check 1 Plug the AC cord directly into the AC outlet Do not use an isolation transformer for this check 2 Connect a 1 5KΩ 10 watt resistor paralleled by 0 15µF capacitor between each exposed metallic parts on the unit and a good earth ground suc...

Page 5: ... Photos 1 28 3 2 6 dimensional diagram 1 29 3 3 Nomenclature 1 30 3 4 Display Panel 1 31 3 5 UI Display 1 32 4 Specifications 4 1 Camera Specifications 1 34 4 2 System Requirements 1 47 4 3 Accessory Specifications 1 48 5 System 5 1 Accessory Compatibility 1 49 5 2 System diagram 1 51 6 Additional 6 1 iSAP Intelligent Scene Andlysis based on photographic Space Technology 1 52 CHAPTER 1 GENERAL DES...

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Page 7: ...o provide the finest picture quality with the foremost functions 1 2 Product Concepts The PowerShot G3 successor to the PowerShot G2 aims to be the top in its class in terms of picture quality by employing a 1 1 8 inch 4 megapixel class CCD and incorporating a newly developed f 2 0 wide angle large diameter lens with four times zoom capability and the DIGIC Digital Imaging Processor which provides...

Page 8: ... average metering and spot metering linked to AF frame fixed to center N AF range frame can be set arbitrarily N Bracketing options AE Focus N Interval shooting function for fixed point observation over long periods N Wireless controller with settable operation delays instantaneous 2 second delay 10 second delay N Selectable of first curtain sync and second curtain sync flash built in flash extern...

Page 9: ... permit switching the ranging points three points available with continuous AF and single AF AE lock FE lock functions N User interface makes a diverse set of functions easy to understand electronic dial independent mode dial and mode lever large sized display panel N Driver less computer connections with Picture Transfer Protocol PTP support U Change to shooting mode by pressing the shutter butto...

Page 10: ...1 6 Win for easy layout and printing of many pictures PhotoStitch 3 1 for creating panoramic pictures with precision RemoteCapture 2 6 for remote picture taking through a PC permits display of the Finder screen on the PC N New File Viewer Utility 1 0 application for processing RAW images TWAIN Driver 5 0 WIA Driver 5 0 Win USB Mounter 1 8 Macintosh that allows the system to handle the camera as a ...

Page 11: ...nt and smoother two position selection of shooting and replay Slanted zoom lever shutter button ÆThe entire lever section is slanted so that it fits the finger naturally when holding the camera Improvement of handling Further evolution of the shape of the grip ÆHandling is greatly improved with an increase in the area that comes in contact with fingers ÆThe additon of the electronic dial contribut...

Page 12: ...menu Auto Creative zone Program Shutter speed spriority Aperture priority Manual Programmed image control zone Pan Focus Portrait Landscape Night Scene Photo Effect Stitch Assist Movie Continuous shooting High speed Approx 2 5 images sec Normal Approx 1 5 images sec Large x Fine LCD monitor off Recording media CompactFlash card Type I or Type II Still Design rule for Camera File system DPOF Ver 1 ...

Page 13: ...e number of focusing lenses achieves higher speeds and saves energy High definition and fast processing with the newly developed DIGIC Digital Imaging Processor The PowerShot G3 comes equipped with the DIGIC Digital Imaging Processor a newly developed image processor DIGIC Digital Imaging Processor achieves enhanced high picture quality by improving signal processing algorithms as the successor of...

Page 14: ...doors and indoors the appropriate white balance can be selected with one touch Once the data is set it is maintained until the white balance is reset Super intelligent SI sensor improves precision of AE AWB The PowerShot G3 incorporates the same SI sensor as the IXY DIGITAL 200a 300a The SI sensor is an orientation detector and can distinguish whether the camera is positioned vertically or horizon...

Page 15: ...duce blur effects see Photograph 2 2A By stopping down the aperture to slow the shutter speed so called slow shutter effects can also be obtained see Photograph 2 2B Furthermore flash photography becomes possible at macro distances normally difficult to do because it results in overexposure see Photo 2 2C The ND filter is to have approx three steps of light reduction Selectable between evaluative ...

Page 16: ... periods The PowerShot G3 comes with an interval shooting function that can take a sequence of photos at fixed time intervals As a result fixed point observation over long time periods 100 hours maximum can be achieved The interval between shooting can be set in minutes between approximately one and 60 minutes 1 and the total number of shots can be set between two and 100 frames 2 1 When using an ...

Page 17: ...er a large difference occurs when photographing moving objects especially those emitting light Flash output can be adjusted manually built in flash external flash When using the flash the camera controls the strength of the flash for normal optimal exposure However depending on shooting conditions it may not be possible to obtain optimal exposure or it may be desirable to change the flash output i...

Page 18: ...ions as a photo effect vivid color neutral color low sharpening sepia black and white The PowerShot G3 adds a custom position to the photo effect positions so that users can define their own preferred image effects In the custom position the contrast sharpness and color intensity can be selected and saved independently from three levels 0 and Settable display times for rec review two to 10 seconds...

Page 19: ...60 x 120 pixels Because a method is employed that consecutively writes images that are temporary stored in the buffer to the CF card while recording long continuous filming times are also achieved In practice if the write speed of the CF card is slower 1 than the speed to write an image to the buffer the recording will stop when the buffer capacity is reached Taking this circumstance into account ...

Page 20: ...zes a shutter speed of 1 1250 second even when the full aperture Built in flash with five controls and improved usability slow sync response For the PowerShot G3 the order of the flash modes set previously with a toggle movement auto Æ auto red eye reduction Æ forced red eye reduction flash Æ forced flash Æ Off Æ has been improved as shown in Figure 2 8 On Off selection of AF assist beam Many of t...

Page 21: ...or horizontal photography The PowerShot G3 employs the same SI sensor as the IXY DIGITAL 200a 300a The SI sensor detects orientation and can determine if the camera is held vertically or horizontally when taking a picture By using this feature photographs taken vertically are displayed vertically on the LCD monitor during replay and horizontally oriented photographs are shown horizontally Furtherm...

Page 22: ...VCR are provided Instantaneous jumps to the start or end of a clip are also provided which are impossible with tape media Supports DPOF format slideshows and image transfers The PowerShot G3 supports the optional DPOF slideshow and image transfer functions The slideshow function automatically plays back those images that have been marked the image transfer function automatically transfers those im...

Page 23: ...e of the frame can be adjusted in either 8 steps when placed horizontally or 5 steps when placed vertically with the zoom lever and the position can be moved with the cross configured buttons Card prints include options for full size label prints or 8 copies of the same image on one sticker sheet When connected to a Bubble Jet printer five paper sizes L 2L postcard A4 and credit card can be select...

Page 24: ...lay selection function have been given to the mode lever By redesigning the display panel for a clear layout of icons comprehension and operability have been improved despite performing a diverse set of functions Power is switched off with the OFF button Driver less computer connections with Picture Transfer Protocol PTP support Because the PowerShot G3 supports PTP a standard protocol driver less...

Page 25: ...t following the item s prescribed procedure Manual focus adjustment with better usability Although it is possible to adjust the focus manually while viewing the LCD monitor on the PowerShot G3 it is sometimes difficult to bring the subject into focus on the LCD monitor due to patterns and designs on the subject To improve this area a new focusing arrangement has been made possible that makes use o...

Page 26: ...ir default conditions with one touch Pressing the menu button continuously for five seconds brings up the reset dialog Clicking OK executes the reset 2 1 Excluding settings for time language and video output format 2 Settings cannot be reset during a computer connection or when printing from the camera using the direct print function ...

Page 27: ... are not able to use on the PowerShot G2 G1 And WC DC58 and TC DC58 for PowerShot G2 G1 are not able to use on the PowerShot G3 1 When these conversion lenses are attached however using the optical finder will cause an eclipse to form if not in the wide angle setting with the wide angle conversion lens or not in the telephoto setting with the telephoto conversion lens 1 Our expected performance ca...

Page 28: ...tops using the camera user interface Using the flash user interface the flash strength can be set in one third stop intervals over a range of 3 stops in the same way However 2 stops or greater reaches full exposure 2 When using of ST E2 both the PS G3 and Speed lite are set in manual mode the flash doesn t flash Items marked with X in the table above may appear to work but there is no guarantee th...

Page 29: ... image capturing export RemoteCapture 2 6 RemoteCapture 2 6 TWAIN Driver 5 0 WIA Driver 5 0 Development for RAW image File Viewer Utility 1 0 File Viewer Utility 1 0 Movie replay Apple QuickTime5 0 Printer driver CP 100 10 Printer Driver 2 1 CP 100 10 Printer Driver 2 1 for Printer driver s manual Adobe Acrobat Reader 4 0 Adobe Acrobat Reader 4 0 ImageBrowser 2 7 Camera driver USB Mounter1 8 Windo...

Page 30: ...vast improvement in usability from previous ZoomBrowser EX versions featuring an updated user interface The previous ImageBrowser Ver 2 7 is bundled for use with Macintosh computers Figure 2 15 Main ZoomBrowser EX screen Figure 2 16 Image listing in ZoomBrowser EX Japanese version ...

Page 31: ...ocedures All steps of an operation are shown and the current step is indicated Step to step operation works in Wizard fashion Automatic selection of camera connection Same button is pressed for either camera connections or card reader connections Other improvements in the user interface 1 Zoom mode scroll mode tool buttons 2 Easy to understand selection of multiple images Multiple images are selec...

Page 32: ...l cameras regardless of common interfaces 3 Possible to select various image display methods Thumbnail Preview JPEG Preview X Large Medium Small 4 Fast preview of RAW images Fast previews taking advantage of JPEG images without developing RAW images 5 Various displays RGB at cursor position 6 Extension of viewable formats File formats generated by cameras JPEG DCF RAW File formats generated by Fil...

Page 33: ...ng windows and made one window for all devices 2 Added specifications Enhanced manual setting items M Av Tv AE selection flash strength setting flash exposure compensation setting TWAIN Driver 5 0 WIA Driver 5 0 Win Function limited to importing JPEG images USB Mounter 1 8 Mac however only supports OS 9 0 to OS 9 2 Unchanged from previous version in terms of usability Apple QuickTime 5 0 Win Uncha...

Page 34: ...xterior Photos Photo 3 1 PowerShot G3 front Photo 3 2 PowerShot G3 front opend Photo 3 3 PowerShot G3 top Photo 3 4 PowerShot G3 rear Photo 3 5 PowerShot G3 set up Tele converter Photo 3 6 PowerShot G3 set up Wide Converter ...

Page 35: ...1 29 3 2 6 dimensional Diagram 69 9 2 75 43 5 1 71 122 0 4 80 71 7 2 82 73 9 2 91 121 0 4 76 ...

Page 36: ...n Button AE Lock FE Lock Erase Button Optical Viewfinder Window AF assist Beam Red Eye Reduction Lamp Self Timer Lamp Microphone Built In Flash Speaker DC I N Terminal DIGITAL Terminal USBmini b A V OUT Audio Video Out Terminal Menu Button Flash I ndex Button Spot Metering Button Continuous Self Timer Wireless Controller Button Shooting Telephoto Wide Angle Replaying Zoom In Zoom Out Manual Focus ...

Page 37: ...ontinuous Shooting ISO Speed Battery Charge State Photo Effect Remaining Image Capacity PC Lb I nterval Between Shoting Self Timer Wireless Controller Exposure Compensation Flash E xposure Compensation Level Evaluat ive Metering Spot AE Point Center Weighted Averaging Display Usuall Display Setting Mode FUNC Four figure display shutter speed Wite Balance ISO Speeds Photo effect Bracket Resolution ...

Page 38: ...ing Information Toggle button Information FUNC Information Photo Effect MENU Flash exposure compensation Bracketing Compression Resolution ISO Speed FUNC 3 5 UI Display Information during shooting UP DOWN UP DOWN UP DOWN UP DOWN ...

Page 39: ...tomizing My Camera Settings Recording Setting Movie SET Return to Single ImageView Play Previous Frame Rewind Next Frame Fast Forward Switch to Movie Editing Mode Last Frame First frame Cut beginning Close Movie Editing Return to Movie ControlPanel Play Save Cut End Edit ...

Page 40: ...equivalent 35 W 140 T mm f number F2 0 W 3 0 T Lens construction 8 elements in 7 groups including 2 aspherical lens Optical zoom 4x Shooting distance Normal 50 cm 1 6 ft infinity Measured from tip of the lensbarrel Macro W 5 50 cm 0 16 1 6 ft T 15 50 cm 0 49 1 6 ft Manual focus W 5 cm 0 16 ft infinity T 15 cm 0 49 ft infinity Max shooting area W x H Wide 74 x 54 mm 2 9 x 2 1 inch Tele 55 x 41 mm 2...

Page 41: ...xposure control Metering modes Evaluation Center weighted averaging Spot Metering frame with Spot mode Center AF point linked Exposure control system Program AE Shutter speed priority AE Aperture priority AE Manual AE lock is available Exposure compensation 2 stops in 1 3 stop increments Sensitivity Auto ISO 50 100 200 400 equivalent Equivalent film speed AEB Auto Exposure bracketing Shooting of 3...

Page 42: ...ent H Flash Custom white balance 2 positions Shutter and aperture Shutter type Mechanical shutter and electronic shutter Aperture type Iris diaphragm 6 blades Shutter speed 15 1 2 000 sec 1 3 sec or more shutter speed is only available in Shutter speed priority AE or Manual mode f number W F2 0 to 8 0 T F3 0 to 8 0 ...

Page 43: ...anual mode Recycling time 10 sec or shorter full flash battery voltage 7 4V Flash exposure compensation 2 stops in 1 3 stop increments Manual setting of flash output 3 stops over 100 flash middle under Functions FE lock slow sync first curtain second curtain flash sync Flash External Flash contacts Sync terminals at accessory shoe Compatibility Canon SPEEDLITE 220EX 380EX 420EX 550EX Macro Ring Li...

Page 44: ...tter speed is set between 1 3 sec and 15 sec Bracketing AE Focus Details are shown on each column Rec review Off 2 10sec Can be set to each 1 sec unit While review JPEG data RAW recording is available Camera power up time Release time lag Shooting interval The actual shooting interval is the shutter speed added to the above data Mode Finder Camera power up time sec Shutter time lag sec LCD monitor...

Page 45: ...JPEG Exif 2 2 RAW JPEG compression mode Super Fine Fine Normal Number of recording pixels Large 2272 x 1704 Middle1 1600 x 1200 Middle2 1024 x 768 Small 640 x 480 Recording capacity The above written figures are measured under Canon s testing standard and may very depending on the scene subjects or camera settings Resolution Compression rate L SF L F L N M1 SF M1 F M1 N M2 SF M2 F M2 N S SF S F S ...

Page 46: ...nd may very depending on the scene subjects or camera settings Common Storage media CompactFlashTM CF card Type I or Type II Tone reproduction JPEG Luminance signal 8bit Color signal Cr Cb 8bit 320 240 160 120 File Size 330 KB sec 120 KB sec FC 8M 22 59 FC 16M 44 118 FC 32M 91 242 FC 64M 183 486 FC 128M 368 973 FC 256MH 735 1954 MD 340 1015 2729 MD 512 1490 3644 MD 1GB 2733 6562 Frame rate fps 15 ...

Page 47: ...c 15 sec 30 sec Manual setting Repeat On Off DPOF Print order Slide show Image transfer Direct print Image output to dedicated printers CP 100 CP 10 and BJ printer BJ 895PD 535PD F890PD Movie Special replay Next frame Previous frame Fast forward Rewind First frame Last frame Erasing specifications Erasing modes Still images Single image All images Movie Part of images All of images The image data ...

Page 48: ...ght conditions and red eye reduction on while SW1 on Does not light when AF assist Beam is off Blinks During count down of self timer The AF assist Beam blinks at 2 Hz for the first 8 seconds and at 8Hz for the last 2 seconds 9th and 10th seconds and then turns off If the red eye reduction is on it lights instead of blinking for the last 2 seconds Power mode indicator Orange Recording Green Replay...

Page 49: ... Start up sound Shutter sound Operation sound and Self timer sound Data settings Start up image Image data in CF card shot by camera Sounds Sound data recorded by microphone Sound data from sound annotations cannot be used Specifications Items File size Specifications 320 240 dots JPEG file with 4 2 0 or 4 2 2 Aspect ratio of 4 3 20 KB Start up image 11kHz 8 bits Monaural 1 0 sec WAVE File 10 9 KB...

Page 50: ...Full charge 100 Approx 200 min Power saving function Power saving function is active with demanding on each mode when power saving on the menu screen is on Shooting mode Powers down approximately 3 minutes after a control is last accessed The LCD monitor will shut off approximately 3 minutes after a control is last accessed even if the power saving function is turned off Replaying mode Powers down...

Page 51: ...ilable on M mode 2 On Mmode focus bracketing is selectable but AE bracketing and Program shift bracketing are available 3 Only one Av value and one Tv value remembered as a setting value common rule for Av Tv M Av value is set in common with Av Mmode Tv value is set in common with Tv M mode 4 Selectable only in P Av mode 5 MF Digital zoom and AE FE lock are not available with the LCD monitor off 6...

Page 52: ... 1 DCF Still Movie 6 5 6 PS A10 A20 DCF DCF Still 1 3 1 1 1 1 Movie 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6 DCF Still 1 3 1 1 1 1 Movie 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6 DCF Still Movie 6 5 5 6 DCF Still Movie 6 5 DCF Still Movie 6 5 6 EOS D60 DCF 1 3 1 1 1 1 DCF Still 1 3 1 1 1 1 Movie 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6 DCF Still 1 3 1 1 1 1 Movie 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6 DCF Still 3 Movie 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6 5 6 DCF Still 3 ...

Page 53: ... 6 120 MB or more PhotoStitch 3 1 40 MB or more File Viewer Utility 1 0 100 MB or more RemoteCapture 2 6 20 MB or more TWAIN Driver 5 0 25 MB or more WIA Driver 5 0 25 MB or more CP 100 CP 10 Printer Driver 2 1 1 MB or more Adobe Photoshop LE 5 0 40 MB or more ImageBrowser 2 7 20 MB or more PhotoStitch 3 1 30 MB or more File Viewer Utility 1 0 100 MB or more RemoteCapture 2 6 15 MB or more USB Mou...

Page 54: ...nch Weight Approx 185g Thread size 58 mm standard filter screw z Wide Converter WC DC58 Magnification 0 7 x 24 5 mm in 35 mm format Wide angle end Lens construction 3 elements in 3 groups Focusing distance 5 cm to 0 16 ft to Dimensions φ94 5 x 54 9 mm φ3 7 x 2 2 inch Weight Approx 275g Thread size 58 mm standard filter screw z Conversion Lens Adapter LA DC58B Dimensions φ63 0 x 50 0 mm φ2 5 x 2 0 ...

Page 55: ...O O O CA PS200 O CA PS300 O CA PS500 O O 2 O O O 2 O CA 560 O O O O CR 560 O O O O CA PS800 O CB 2L 2LE O CB 2LS 2LSE O O O CB 3AH O 3 O O CBK100 O 3 O O CB 2LT CB 2LTE O CBC NB1 O O O CBC NB2 O 2 It is possible to use by inserting the adapter s DC plug in the jack of PS A40 A30 A20 A10 cameras directly w ithout using DC coupler DC Coupler 3 4 batteries 2 set of 2 can be recharged DR 100 100A O O ...

Page 56: ...0PCU O O 200a 320 O O O O O O IFC 200MC O O O IFC 300PCU O 300a O O O O O AD PC98 O O O O O O DIF 100 O O 300a O O O O O O DIF 200 O 200a 320 O 4 PS A30 only 5 PS A20 only 6 PS A40 only Case SC PS100 O O O SC PS300 O 200a 320 O O SC PS400 O SC PS500 O 300a O SC PS600 O O SC PS700 O SHC PS200 O SHC PS300 O SC PS800 O SC PS900 O O SC DC10 O All Weather Case Waterproof Case AW PS100 O AW PS110 O AW P...

Page 57: ...t PC Car d Slot PC Car d Slot IBM PC AT Compatible Computer Macintosh Computer TV Video CF Card 2 FC 16M FC 32M FC 64M FC 128M FC 256MH Audio V ideo in Terminal Lens Cap Wireless Controller WL DC100 1 Lithium Battery CR2025 for Wireless Controller WL DC100 Soft Case SC DC10 2 Battery Pack BP 512 Charge Adapter Car Battery Cable Kit CR 560 Speedlite 220EX Speedlite 380EX Speedlite 420EX Speedlite 5...

Page 58: ...hnology of digital cameras is so important to digital photography Image rendering is the inclusion of several elements including exposure control appropriate to the scene Æ auto exposure AE color reproduction based on human sense Æ addition of memorized colors faithful color reproduction independent of background colors color reproduction that compensates for the color temperature of the light sou...

Page 59: ...tained with just before shooting the scene that the user is about to photograph is pre analyzed and precalculated This method realizes faster and more precise AF AE and AWB than ever before iSAPS High speed AF Using this iSAPS technology the cameras achieve faster focusing speeds by optimizing the control of the AF scan range through a pre analysis process to match the scene the user is about to t...

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Page 61: ...uits 2 1 Power Supply Control 2 2 2 1 1 Power Supply Block Diagram 2 2 2 1 2 Power Supply Control Sequence 2 2 2 2 Signal Processing 2 3 2 2 1 System Control 2 3 2 2 2 Picture Processing 2 4 2 2 3 Audio Processing Recording and Playback Functions 2 4 3 Troubleshooting 2 5 3 1 When an Error Code is Displayed 2 5 3 2 When a Problem Occurs 2 7 CHAPTER 2 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION CONTENTS ...

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Page 63: ... DSP Refer to Section 2 2 2 5 Video output Refer to Section 2 2 2 6 Microphone input and sound output Refer to Section 2 2 3 1 2 DC DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y 1 Power supply drive DC DC converter 2 Battery charging control circuit 1 3 LCD PCB ASS Y 1 Image display 2 Backlight for LCD drive 1 4 TOP MODULE UNIT 1 Operation switch operation display and finder LED 1 5 EF FPC 1 Flash control 1 6 STJ PCB AS...

Page 64: ...es the other main functions E0 E1 Operating the Dial Switch Rec Mode Play Mode 1 Controls CCD E2 2 Controls LCD E3 3 Controls LCD backlight E3 1 Controls LCD E3 2 Controls LCD backlight E3 Battery charging operation starts when external power is supplied to DC IN connector DC DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y MAIN PCB ASS Y DC DC CONVERTER D14 Q54 Q22 E0 E1 CONTROL E2 E3 CONTROL E4 E21 DC IN VDD0_3 3 VDD0_12...

Page 65: ...d conversion of the digital data LCD Driver Driving the LCD FLASH MEMORY Firmware and adjustment data memory DSP Picture processing RTC Clock count for watch AF Support LED AF auxiliary self timer and red eye protection also serves as a lamp Electric Flash Flash and charging circuit CDS A D LCD Driver CCD Sensor LENS Motor Driver AF Support LED FINDER LED Electric FLASH CF card LCD TG Video Amp RT...

Page 66: ...ing the SDRAM Writes and reads the picture data to and from the CF card Outputs the picture data to the CPU Outputs analog video signal to the LCD and VIDEO OUT 3 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 the AV jack is inserted to the video jack and drives the video signal in 75 Ω 2 2 3 Audio Pr...

Page 67: ...on error was detected Cause and Probable Faulty Part MAIN PCB ASS Y OPTICAL UNIT MAIN PCB ASS Y OPTICAL UNIT MAIN PCB ASS Y OPTICAL UNIT MAIN PCB ASS Y UNKNOWN MAIN PCB ASS Y MAIN PCB ASS Y OPTICAL UNIT OPTICAL UNIT MAIN PCB ASS Y The lens barrel is fed out with the lens cap attached Remedy Remove the lens cap and restart the camera OPTICAL UNIT MAIN PCB ASS Y Either zoom movement is obstructed by...

Page 68: ...S Y was not detected Detection of the focus PI photo interrupter failed Writing of the photograph image to SDRAM did not end within the specified time Free area could not be secured in the buffer for the photograph image within the speci fied time in the continuous shooting mode The camera power was turned OFF while the image was being recorded to the CF Card Micro Drive while the green LED was bl...

Page 69: ...TERY BOX MAIN UNIT BATTERY EJECT SPRING POWER LEAD HINGE UNIT MAIN PCB ASS Y EF FPC LCD PANEL LCD PCB ASS Y BACK LIGHT UNIT HINGE UNIT LCD PCB ASS Y MAIN PCB ASS Y OPTICAL UNIT MAIN PCB ASS Y OPTICAL UNIT MAIN PCB ASS Y ZOOM BRUSH TOP MODULE UNIT B W LCD PANEL CONTACT RUBBER TOP MODULE UNIT MAIN PCB ASS Y STJ PCB ASS Y DC DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y TOP MODULE UNIT Problem when an error code is not dis...

Page 70: ...MAIN PCB ASS Y MODE DIAL BRUSH TOP MODULE UNIT MAIN PCB ASS Y BATTERY BOX MAIN UNIT DATE LEAD HV FPC EF FPC MAIN PCB ASS Y DC DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y Problem when an error code is not displayed The External Flash does not fire Video output is strange Communications with the personal computer is not possible The CF card or Micro Drive is not recognized Sound cannot be recorded Shutter sound Sound is...

Page 71: ... 3 13 2 2 11 FLASH JACK UNIT SPEAKER UNIT 3 14 2 2 12 DC DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y OPTICAL UNIT FINDER UNIT 3 15 2 2 13 OPTICAL UNIT FINDER UNIT 3 16 2 2 14 Assembling the FINDER UNIT 3 17 2 2 15 BAT BOX UNIT TRIPOD BASE 3 18 2 3 Disassembly of Main Units 3 19 2 3 1 TOP COVER 3 19 2 3 1 1 B W LCD UNIT TOP BUTTON 1 TOP BUTTON 2 TOP BUTTON 3 3 19 2 3 1 2 B W LCD WINDOW 3 20 2 3 1 3 MODE DIAL 3 21 2 3 1...

Page 72: ...3 35 3 3 2 Installing the Adjustment Software 3 35 3 3 3 Preparation 3 37 3 3 4 Starting up the Adjustment Software 3 38 3 3 5 Menu Window 3 38 3 3 6 How to Use the Adjustment Software 3 38 3 4 Calibration 3 39 3 4 1 Calibration 3 39 3 5 Adjustment Procedure 3 44 3 5 1 CCD Adjustment 3 44 3 5 2 Optical Unit Adjustment 3 46 3 5 3 Imaging Process Adjustment 3 48 3 5 4 Color Adjustment 3 51 3 5 5 Pix...

Page 73: ...c shock because the circuit is the high tension circuit 1 2 List of Tools The following tools are used for the re assembling during service 1 List of tools New Name of tools Part No Remarks Screwdriver Local Purchase Tweezers Local Purchase Soldering iron Local Purchase 1 3 List of Supplies The following supplies are used for the re assembling during service 1 List of supplies New Name of supplies...

Page 74: ...ezers into them as required 1 4 Flexible Connectors This product uses the five types of the flexible connectors Fig 3 3 Holes for removal Fig 3 2 Flexible connectors LOCK UNLOCK LOCK UNLOCK UNLOCK LOCK Unconnected state Connected state Unconnected state Connected state Unconnected state Connected state Unconnected state Connected state Unconnected state Connected state 1 Type A 2 Type B 3 Type C 4...

Page 75: ...CK UNIT SPEAKER UNIT 3 14 Assembling the FINDER UNIT 3 17 BAT BOX UNIT TRIPOD BASE 3 18 DC DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y 3 15 OPTICAL UNIT FINDER UNIT SIDE COVER FRAME 3 9 LCD TOP COVER HINGE UNIT 3 23 LCD FRAME COVER LCD PANEL 3 24 BUTTON PCB ASS Y EF SENSOR HOLDER 3 26 CCD HOLDER UNIT SHUTTER UNIT 3 27 HV MODULE UNIT LEAF SW UNIT 3 31 B W LCD UNIT TOP BUTTON1 TOP BUTTON2 3 19 TOP BUTTON3 HV MODULE UNIT...

Page 76: ...IT 1 1 2 2 g d e h 5 5mm CD1 4856 000 DARK SILVER M1 7 SELF TAP h 2 2 1 FRONT COVER UNIT 1 FRONT COVER UNIT 1 While pushing the button rotate the FRONT CAP UNIT to the alignment position and remove the FRONT CAP UNIT 2 Remove the screw of g 3 Remove the screw of h 4 Remove the two screws of e 5 Remove the screw of d 6 Turn over the FRONT COVER UNIT in the direction of the arrow and remove the flex...

Page 77: ...llustration NOTE Assembling A Rotate the diopter adjustment dial in the direction of mark A as far as it can go When it reaches the deep end return it slightly Rotate the diopter adjustment dial as far as it can go 2 2 2 REAR COVER UNIT 1 REAR COVER UNIT 1 Remove the three screws of e 2 Remove the screw of f 3 Open the CF COVER 4 Open the EVF UNIT 5 Remove the REAR COVER UNIT from the main body 6 ...

Page 78: ...IT DATE BATTERY HOLDER 1 BATTERY LID UNIT 1 Remove the screw of q 2 Remove the BATTERY SHAFT HOLDER 3 Release the lock by sliding the BATTERY LID HOLDER and open it 4 Push out the shaft of the BATTERY LID UNIT with the thin flat head screwdriver 5 While taking care of the spring of the BATTERY LID UNIT not to be bent remove the BATTERY LID UNIT by twisting in the direction of the arrow 2 DATE BATT...

Page 79: ... the Logenest rambda A 74 coat it as shown in the figure 2 2 4 SIDE COVER CF COVER 1 SIDE COVER 1 Remove the screw of f 2 Remove the SIDE COVER 3 Push out the JACK COVER SHAFT with the thin stick like tweezers and pull out the JACK COVER SHAFT 4 Remove the two claws and remove the JACK COVER NOTE1 Assembling JACK COVER SHAFT is not overflow from the hole for inserting it a dashed line 2 CF COVER 1...

Page 80: ... 5 1 6 1 8 TOP COVER Dowel 2 2 5 TOP COVER 1 TOP COVER 1 Remove the screw of n 2 Remove the STRAP RIGHT BASE 3 Remove the two screws of r 4 Remove the two screws of m 5 Open the EVF UNIT 6 Disconnect the connector of the B W LCD UNIT 7 Remove the dowel and turn over the TOP COVER in the direction of arrow 8 Remove the flexible board from the TOP COVER UNIT and remove the TOP COVER from the main bo...

Page 81: ...0 359 BLACK M1 7 SELF TAP 3 5mm 2 0mm METAL M1 7 CD1 3108 000 1 4 SIDE COVER FRAME NOTE Assembling 2 2 6 SIDE COVER FRAME 1 SIDE COVER FRAME 1 Remove the screw of q 2 Remove the screw of b 3 Remove the two dowels and remove the SIDE COVER FRAME 4 Peel off the Insulation tape NOTE Assembling Attach the Insulation tape as shown in the illustration ...

Page 82: ... 2 2 7 MAIN BARREL UNIT MICROPHONE UNIT 1 MAIN BARREL UNIT 1 Remove the cable of the MICROPHONE UNIT 2 Remove the cable of the BAT BOX UNIT from the groove of the MAIN BARREL UNIT 3 Remove the two screws of m 4 Remove the screw of q 5 Remove the MAIN BARREL UNIT CAUTION Remove it with utmost care not to touch the terminal of the capacitor NOTE Assembling When installing the MAIN BARREL UNIT route ...

Page 83: ...move the connector of the CF UNIT the three flexible boards of the OPTICAL UNIT the flexible board of the BUTTON PCB ASS Y and the MAIN FLASH FPC 3 Remove the two screws of j 4 Disconnect the connector of the DC DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y 5 Remove the three cables from the EVF UNIT 6 Remove the MAIN PCB ASS Y NOTE1 Assembling Insert the two 8 pin cables from the EVF UNIT into the connector of the MAIN...

Page 84: ...1 EVF UNIT 1 Rotate the EVF UNIT by the 90 degrees in the direction of the arrow 2 Remove the two screws of i 3 Remove the two claws and remove the HINGE COVER 4 Remove the two screws of c 5 Remove the EVF UNIT NOTE Assembling When installing HINGE COVER take out the two 8 pin cables from the space between the HINGE COVER and HINGE UNIT as shown in the illustration 2 SUB FRAME 1 Remove the two scr...

Page 85: ...m METAL M1 7 XA1 7170 147 k CF UNIT q 2 1 k 2 2 2 3 2 2 10 REAR PLATE UNIT CF UNIT 1 REAR PLATE UNIT 1 Remove the flexible board of the HV MODULE UNIT 2 Remove the three screws of q 3 Remove the two screws of l 4 Remove the screw of m 5 Remove the two dowels and pull out the EF sensor of the REAR PLATE UNIT 6 Remove the three dowels and remove the REAR PLATE UNIT in the direction of the the arrow ...

Page 86: ...d two cables of the FLASH JACK UNIT 3 Remove the three screws of a 4 Remove the cable of the SPEAKER UNIT 5 Remove the two screws of q 6 Remove the two dowels and raise FLASH JACK UNIT Then push out the FLASH JACK UNIT to the front and remove the FLASH JACK UNIT NOTE1 Assembling Insert the cable coming from the BAT BOX UNIT to the red connector Insert the cable coming from the FLASH JACK UNIT to t...

Page 87: ...2 DC DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y OPTICAL UNIT FINDER UNIT 1 DC DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y 1 Remove the three screws of a 2 Slant the DC DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y in the direction of the arrow and remove it 2 OPTICAL UNIT FINDER UNIT 1 Remove the screw of q 2 Remove the ZOOM GND PLATE 3 Remove the two screws of q 4 Remove the OPTICAL UNIT FINDER UNIT to the direction of the arrow 5 Remove the CCD SPRING from t...

Page 88: ...FINDER UNIT in the direction of the arrow and remove the dowel 3 Remove the claw on the opposite side 4 Turn over the FINDER UNIT in the direction of the arrow 5 Push out the LED HOLDER with the use of flat head screwdriver 6 Turn over the FINDER UNIT again pull out the LED HOLDER and remove the FINDER UNIT from the OPTICAL UNIT 7 Peel off the portion fixed by the Dia bond and remove the LED HOLDE...

Page 89: ... q NOTE Assembling If the OPTICAL UNIT is not set in the retracted position remove the CCD HOLDER UNIT refer to page 3 27 and rotate the portion B of the OPTICAL UNIT in the direction of mark C with hands until the OPTICAL UNIT is set in the retracted position Fig 3 17 Assembling the FINDER UNIT 1 6 1 5 1 2 1 4 Claw FINDER UNIT Cutout Hole Dowel Dowel q Rotate the gear in the direction of mark A a...

Page 90: ...mm XA1 7170 307 METAL M1 7 m m m m q q 1 1 2 1 BAT BOX UNIT 1 2 1 2 1 3 MAIN FRAME 2 2 TRIPOD BASE 2 2 15 BAT BOX UNIT TRIPOD BASE 1 BAT BOX UNIT 1 Remove the screw of q 2 Remove the two screws of m 3 Remove the BAT BOX UNIT 2 TRIPOD BASE 1 Remove the two screws of m 2 Remove the TRIPOD BASE from the MAIN FRAME ...

Page 91: ... setting the position NOTE Assembling NOTE Assembling 2 3 1 TOP COVER 2 3 1 1 B W LCD UNIT TOP BUTTON 1 TOP BUTTON 2 TOP BUTTON 3 1 B W LCD UNIT 1 Remove the two screws of l 2 Remove the two screws of p 3 Remove the screw of q 4 Remove the claw and remove the B W LCD UNIT 5 Remove the STRAP BASE LEFT CAUTION Be careful not to drop the STRAP BASE LEFT NOTE Assembling Be careful that the ACC FPC mus...

Page 92: ...0 B W LCD WINDOW 1 1 DUST COVER SEAL 1 2 B W LCD WINDOW NOTE Assembling 2 3 1 2 B W LCD WINDOW 1 B W LCD WINDOW 1 Peel off the DUST COVER SEAL 2 Remove the B W LCD WINDOW NOTE Assembling Install the DUST COVER SEAL as shown in the illustration ...

Page 93: ...IAL 1 Peel off the MODE DIAL CAP from the MODE DIAL 2 Remove the screw of q 3 Remove the MODE DIAL BASE UNIT then remove the MODE DIAL from the TOP COVER UNIT 4 Remove the MODE DIAL BALL 5 Remove the MODE DIAL SPRING CAUTION Be careful not to drop the MODE DIAL BALL and the MODE DIAL SPRING NOTE1 Assembling Attach the MODE DIAL and the MODE DIAL CAP with Dia bond and coat the sliding surface of th...

Page 94: ...ER UNIT 5 Remove the ZOOM SPRING from the ZOOM PLATE CAUTION Be careful not to drop the ZOOM SPRING NOTE Assembling Coat the sliding surface of the ZOOM PLATE and INNER COVER with Logenest Lambda A 74 as shown in the illustration Be careful not to drop the ZOOM SPRING CAUTION 1 6mm METAL M1 7 XA1 7170 167 l l Claw of the INNER COVER Sliding surface 1 1 1 5 ZOOM SPRING 1 3 ZOOM PLATE 1 4 ZOOM LEVER...

Page 95: ... White Yellow 2 2 2 2 2 3 2 1 SILVER M1 7 CD1 4851 000 3 0mm 3 0mm XA1 7170 307 METAL M1 7 d d d m m 2 3 2 EVF UNIT 2 3 2 1 LCD TOP COVER HINGE UNIT 1 LCD TOP COVER 1 Remove the four screws of d 2 Remove the LCD TOP COVER 2 HINGE UNIT 1 Remove the screw of m 2 Remove the cable of the HINGE UNIT Two places 3 Remove the HINGE UNIT ...

Page 96: ... supplied with the protection sheet Remove the protection sheet before use 2 3 2 2 LCD FRAME COVER LCD PANEL 1 LCD FRAME COVER 1 Remove the two screws of q 2 Remove the NUT PLATE 3 Remove the LCD FRAME COVER from the LCD PANEL 2 LCD PANEL 1 Remove the flexible board of the LCD PANEL 2 Remove the four dowels then remove the LCD PANEL NOTE Assembling In the case of the repair service part it is supp...

Page 97: ...ION Fig 3 25 LCD PCB ASS Y LCD PCB ASS Y LCD SHEET Soldering BACK LIGHT UNIT 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 3 2 3 LCD PCB ASS Y 1 LCD PCB ASS Y 1 Remove the soldering Four places 2 Remove the LCD PCB ASS Y and the LCD SHEET from the BACK LIGHT UNIT ...

Page 98: ...2 3 3 1 BUTTON PCB ASS Y EF SENSOR HOLDER 1 BUTTON PCB ASS Y 1 Remove the screw of m 2 Remove the claw then remove the SEL BUTTON BASE 3 While peeling off the double sided adhesive tape remove the BUTTON PCB ASS Y from the REAR FRAME NOTE1 Assembling Attach the two double sided adhesive tapes on the REAR FRAME as shown in the illustration 2 EF SENSOR HOLDER 1 While peeling off the double sided adh...

Page 99: ... from the dowel of the FPC GUIDE 4 Remove the FPC GUIDE 5 Pinches the SHUTTER UNIT with fingers at marked by A and rotate the SHUTTER UNIT as far as it can go in the direction of the arrow 6 Remove the SHUTTER UNIT 7 Remove the FRONT LENS UNIT from the LENS BARREL UNIT 1 1 1 2 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 3 CCD HOLDER UNIT FPC GUIDE Flexible board of the SHUTTER UNIT Dowel SHUTTER UNIT A SHUTTER UNIT LENS BA...

Page 100: ...cted part and insert the SHUTTER UNIT NOTE Assembling When placing the FRONT LENS UNIT on top of the LENS BARREL UNIT align the three projections of the FRONT LENS UNIT with the three grooves of the LENS BARREL UNIT And at the same align the two flat portions of the FRONT LENS UNIT with the two flat portions of the LENS BARREL UNIT 1 2 FRONT LENS UNIT Large recepted groove Large groove Small recep...

Page 101: ...nd insert the CCD HOLDER UNIT 6 Install the three screws of s NOTE1 Assembling When the SHUTTER UNIT is rotated the portion B of the LENS BARREL UNIT will project Do not care about the projection and keep rotating it When it is rotated as far as it can go the FRONT LENS UNIT enters into the portion B of the LENS BARREL UNIT NOTE2 Assembling When installing use the original CCD HOLDER UNIT that has...

Page 102: ...AF SW UNIT R C HOLDER 1 HV MODULE UNIT SLT HOLDER LEAF SW UNIT 1 Remove the screw of o 2 Remove the CF CLIPPING1 SPRING 3 Remove the screw of q 4 Remove the LEAF SW COVER 5 Remove the cable of the BAT BOX SUB UNIT 6 Remove the three screws of q 7 Remove the nine dowels then remove the HV MODULE UNIT SLT HOLDER and LEAF SW UNIT NOTE1 Assembling When installing the HV MODULE UNIT SLT HOLDER and LEAF...

Page 103: ...ER firmly Claws Claws Dowel NOTE Assembling 2 3 5 2 HV MODULE UNIT LEAF SW UNIT 1 HV MODULE UNIT 1 Remove the flexible board of the HV MODULE UNIT from the dowel 2 Remove the four claws then remove the SLT HOLDER from the SI sensor of the HV MODULE UNIT NOTE Assembling Insert the SI sensor of the HV MODULE UNIT into the SLT HOLDER firmly 2 LEAF SW UNIT 1 Remove the soldering then remove the LEAF S...

Page 104: ...3 0mm 3 0mm CD1 4853 000 CD1 4854 000 5 5mm CD1 4856 000 DARK SILVER M1 7 SELF TAP DARK SILVER M1 7 METAL M1 7 SELF TAP XA4 9170 359 BLACK M1 7 SELF TAP 3 5mm XA4 5170 307 METAL M1 7 SELF TAP 3 0mm XA4 5170 409 BLACK M1 7 SELF TAP 3 5mm XA1 7170 307 METAL M1 7 XA1 7170 357 METAL M1 7 SILVER M1 7 4 0mm 4 0mm XA4 9170 407 3 0mm CD1 4987 000 2 0mm METAL M1 7 CD1 3108 000 a c b d METAL M1 7 CD1 3798 0...

Page 105: ...t data has been saved and then transferred after the part is replaced Blank Adjustment is unnecessary When OPTICAL UNIT is replaced adjust certainly at the procedure as below 1 CCD Adjustment 2 Optical Unit Adjustment 3 Imaging Process Adjustment 4 Color Adjustment 5 Pixel Dot Adjustment 6 Flash Adjustment Color Adjustment 4 3 Adjustments 3 1 Replacement Parts and Adjustment Items PowerShot G3 req...

Page 106: ...W Filter ND 4 Filter ND 8 Filter Light Shielding Cloth 500 500 or larger Tripod Reference Camera Speedlite 420EX Gray jpg File ZoomBrowser EX DIGITAL CAMERA SolutionDisk Ver 11 PARTS NO CY8 4381 031 DY9 2039 100 DY9 2002 000 CY4 6016 000 CY9 1543 000 DY9 2029 000 CY9 1550 000 REMARKS Local purchase CD ROM SERVICE MANUAL J E Enclosed in Merchandise Enclosed in Merchandise or Local purchase Local pu...

Page 107: ...ware is impossible when the RS 232C TWAIN driver is used 3 3 2 Installing the Adjustment Software 1 Double click the icon on the launcher screen or a file in the CD ROM Model name of the camera that you are going to adjust and the name of the adjustment software are different 2 When the dialog box below appears click the OK button Model Icon File Path G3 G3_ENG_Adj Adjust ENG Setup exe ...

Page 108: ...hen the dialog box below appears click the Continue button In the case that you do not add a shortcut on desktop remove clicking from the check box 3 When the dialog box below appears click the button Software installation will then begin ...

Page 109: ...nt 2 For the Optical Unit Adjustment jot down the data written on the Optical Unit You will need it later 3 Connect the Camera to the Power Source with the Compact Power Adapter CA 560 AC Cable 4 Set the Replay Mode on the camera and turn on 5 Set the Communication Mode to Normal 6 Connect the Camera s Digital terminal to the PC s USB Port with INTERFACE CABLE IFC 300 PCU 7 Turn on the camera Perf...

Page 110: ...to click the Cali bration Button Quitting the Adjustment Software Click the Exit button Saving or Loading data Save button This button saves all adjustment data stored on the camera in text format Load button This button loads all adjustment data saved in text format to the camera Notes If the adjustment fails a message indicating the failure will appear on each product If this happens do the adju...

Page 111: ...Color Viewer 5600 K FL W Filter Compact Power Adapter CA 560 Color Bar Chart ND 4 Filter AC Cable W 10 Filter 2pcs ND 8 Filter INTERFACE CABLE IFC 300PCU C 12 Filter Reference Camera Merchandise 2 1 When the message on the right appears check that the reference camera Merchandise is con nected to the computer 2 Click the OK button 3 When the message on the right appears go to 4 ...

Page 112: ...ibrate the Brightness Box until it becomes within 0 5 5 Click the NEXT button 5 1 When the message on the right appears Set the Brightness Box to EV15 and attach the ND 8 Filter while setting the C 12 Filter between the lens 2 Click the Check button 3 Check the Brightness level if it is within 0 5 If not calibrate the Brightness Box until it becomes within 0 5 4 Click the NEXT button 6 When the me...

Page 113: ... ND 4 Filter 2 Attach the two W 10 Filters between the Lens and the Color Viewer Place the camera so that the lens is set against the center part of the Color Viewer 3 Click the ADJUST button 10 When the message on the right appears go to 11 11 1 Remove the two W 10 Filters 2 Attach the C 12 and FL W Filter between the Lens and the Color Viewer Place the camera so that the lens is set against the ...

Page 114: ... 1 Attach the Color Bar Chart to the Color Viewer 2 Place the camera so that the Viewing image of the color bar chart is the full of LCD with the ND 4 Filter attached 3 Click the ADJUST button 14 1 Shift a frame on the display screen with a mouse to choose a color of color bar 2 Click the Sampling button 15 Check Save as the Reference and click the OK button to store the data ...

Page 115: ...3 43 CHAPTER 3 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 16 When the message on the right appears click the FINISH button This ends the Calibration ...

Page 116: ...t source A Compact Power Adapter CA 560 C 12 Filter AC Cable 1 Click the CCD button 2 When the message on the right appears go to 3 3 1 Place the camera so that lens is set against the light source surface of the Brightness Box via the C 12 Filter 2 Set the Brightness Box to EV12 3 Click the ADJUST button Personal Computer Power Source Brightness Box CAMERA BODY C 12 Filter ...

Page 117: ... 4 When the message on the right appears set the Brightness Box to EV15 while setting the C 12 Filter between the lens Click the ADJUST button 5 When the message on the right appears click the FINISH button This ends the CCD Adjustment ...

Page 118: ... Compact Power Adapter CA 560 Tripod AC Cable 2 When the message on the right appears go to 3 3 1 Place the Auto Focus Chart 1 at 48 0cm away from the front of the camera finder Place the Auto Focus Chart on a plain color wall or equivalent Adjust the light so that the brightness of the chart will be about EV8 5 2 Adjust the position of the camera finely so that the center of the Auto Focus Chart ...

Page 119: ...l or equivalent Adjust the light so that the brightness of the chart will be about EV8 5 2 Adjust the position of the camera finely so that the center of the Auto Focus Chart is aligned with the center of the LCD 3 Click the ADJUST button 6 When the message on the right appears click the FINISH button This ends the Optical Unit Adjustment Personal Computer Power Source 128 0cm AutoFocus Chart 2 CA...

Page 120: ...00 K Adjustment Software W 10 Filter 2 pcs Compact Power Adapter CA 560 C 12 Filter AC Cable FL W Filter INTERFACE CABLE IFC 300PCU ND 4 Filter 3 1 Attach the ND 4 Filters between the Lens and the Color Viewer 2 Place the camera so that the lens is set against the center part of the Color Viewer 3 Click the ADJUST button Power Source Stand Color Viewer Personal Computer CAMERA BODY ND 4 Filter ...

Page 121: ...essage on the right appears go to 7 4 When the message on the right appears go to 5 7 1 Remove the W 10 Filter 2 Attach the C 12 and FL W Filters between the Lens and the Color Viewer Place the camera so that the lens is set against the center part of the Color Viewer 3 Click the ADJUST button Power Source Stand Color Viewer Personal Computer CAMERA BODY W 10 Filter Power Source Stand Color Viewer...

Page 122: ...3 50 CHAPTER 3 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 8 When the message on the right appears click the FINISH button This ends the Imaging Process Adjustment ...

Page 123: ...e Viewing image of the color bar chart is the full of LCD with the ND 4 Filter attached 3 Click the ADJUST button 3 5 4 Color Adjustment Tools Used Personal Computer INTERFACE CABLE IFC 300PCU Adjustment Software Color Viewer 5600 K Compact Power Adapter CA 560 Color Bar Chart AC Cable ND 4 Filter Color Viewer Color Bar Chart Personal Computer CAMERA BODY Power Source Stand ND 4 Filter ...

Page 124: ... moni tor satisfies the specifications 2 If the image on the PC monitor does not satisfy the specifications change the data using UP DOWN button or change the data directly by typing the data in the text box Then click the UPDATE button 7 When the adjustment is completed click the FINISH button This ends the Color Adjustment 4 1 Shift a frame on the displayed screen with a mouse to choose a color ...

Page 125: ...the Brightness Box via the C 12 Filter 2 Set the Brightness Box to EV12 3 Click the ADJUST button 3 5 5 Pixel Dot Adjustment Tools Used Personal Computer INTERFACE CABLE IFC 300PCU Adjustment Software Brightness Box light source A Compact Power Adapter CA 560 C 12 Filter AC Cable Light Shielding Cloth 500 500 or larger Personal Computer Power Source Brightness Box CAMERA BODY C 12 Filter ...

Page 126: ... the message on the right appears cover the camera with the Light Shielding Cloth so that the no light reasons the CCD 2 Click the ADJUST button 5 When the message on the right appears click the FINISH button This ends the Pixel Dot Adjustment ...

Page 127: ...al Computer INTERFACE CABLE IFC 200PCU Adjustment Software Reference Camera Merchandise Compact Power Adapter CA 560 Gray jpg File AC Cable ZoomBrowser EX Preparation 1 Insert the blank CF Card into the Referece Camera 2 Connect the Reference Camera with the PC to start the ZoomBrowser EX 3 Select Gray jpg image in the folder of this CD ROM Adjust Chart Gray jpg 4 Click Camera Memory Card 5 Click ...

Page 128: ... Set 18 Gray Chart 98cm from the camera ring front Make the room as dark as a darkroom Click the ADJUST button 3 5 7 Flash Adjustment Tools Used Personal Computer INTERFACE CABLE IFC 300PCU Adjustment Software 18 Gray Chart Compact Power Adapter CA 560 Tripod AC Cable Speedlite 420EX Personal Computer Power Sorce 18 Gray Chart 98cm Ext Flash CAMERA BODY Tripod ...

Page 129: ...TER 3 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 4 When the message on the right appears turn the External Flash off Click the ADJUST button 5 When the message on the right appears click the FINISH button This ends the Flash Adjustment ...

Page 130: ...8 CHAPTER 3 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 3 5 8 Checking of sound recording output It is not required to adjust the recording output volume etc of sound Check the camera if the sound is recorded play backed properly ...

Page 131: ...ION Pg4 EVF UNIT SECTION Pg5 BATTERY BOX UNIT SECTION Pg6 Fuse Pg7 Accessories 1 Pg8 Accessories 2 Pg9 Accessories 3 Pg10 Service Tools Pg11 Category of CLASS A Frequency of use High B Frequency of use Middle C Frequency of use Low D Safety related critical parts E Consumable parts F Standard screws and washers S Supply of the parts is limited ...

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Page 133: ...PowerShot G3 CASING PARTS SECTION Pg1 See Pg4 See Pg2 1 16 16 15 16 17 3 4 20 21 7 22 8 23 24 11 9 10 6 5 18 2 19 a a 25 25 12 13 14 b b ...

Page 134: ...0 B 1 REAR COVER UNIT 10 CD1 4757 000 B 2 BUSH LCD 11 CS8 5211 000 C 1 SPRING SELECTOR 12 CD1 4742 000 B 1 COVER SIDE 13 CS8 3256 000 C 1 SHAFT JACK COVER 14 CD1 4766 000 B 1 COVER JACK 15 CY1 6195 000 B 1 PLATE BODY NUMBER J FOR JAPAN CY1 6196 000 B 1 PLATE BODY NUMBER N FOR EUROPA ASIA CY1 6197 000 B 1 PLATE BODY NUMBER E FOR USA CANADA 16 CD1 4853 000 F 5 SCREW 17 CD1 4851 000 F 1 SCREW 18 CD1 ...

Page 135: ...PowerShot G3 Pg2 INTERNAL PARTS SECTION 1 See Pg3 See Pg5 8 8 7 1 2 3 4 9 7 10 8 11 5 6 N S ...

Page 136: ... MAIN BARREL UNIT 2 CD1 3213 000 C 1 HOLDER MICROPHONE 3 CM1 1564 000 C 1 MICROPHONE UNIT 4 CD1 4850 000 C 1 FRAME SIDE COVER 5 CM1 1489 000 C 1 PCB ASS Y MAIN 6 CD1 4911 000 C 1 SHEET MAIN 7 XA4 9170 359 F 2 SCREW 8 XA1 7170 307 F 3 SCREW 9 CD1 3108 000 F 1 SCREW 10 CD1 3798 000 F 2 SCREW 11 CD1 4987 000 F 2 SCREW ...

Page 137: ...PowerShot G3 Pg3 INTERNAL PARTS SECTION 2 15 16 17 26 24 24 18 21 a a d c c b b 21 21 19 20 6 21 23 10 9 24 24 24 25 14 21 23 8 21 21 7 21 22 5 22 11 12 13 See Pg6 d 21 1 4 2 3 ...

Page 138: ...UB 9 CD1 4844 000 C 1 BASE TRIPOD 10 CD1 4748 000 C 1 FRAME MAIN 11 CM1 1473 000 C 1 FLASH JACK UNIT 12 CM1 1565 000 C 1 SPAKER UNIT 13 CD1 4848 000 C 1 BUSH SPEAKER 14 CM1 1491 000 C 1 CF UNIT 15 CD1 4765 000 C 1 FRAME REAR 16 CM1 1488 000 C 1 PCB ASS Y BUTTON 17 CD1 4762 000 C 1 BASE SEL BUTTON 18 CD1 4812 000 C 1 HOLDER EF SENSOR 19 CM1 1483 000 C 1 BAT BOX UNIT 20 CM1 1622 000 B 1 FRONT LENS U...

Page 139: ...PowerShot G3 Pg4 TOP COVER SECTION 17 15 16 1 3 7 2 4 5 6 8 15 9 10 11 12 13 14 ...

Page 140: ...E DIAL 5 CS8 5292 000 C 1 SPRING MODE DIAL 6 CM1 1470 000 B 1 TOP COVER UNIT 7 CD1 4814 000 B 1 CAP MODE DIAL 8 CL1 1106 000 C 1 MODE DIAL BASE UNIT 9 CD1 4849 000 B 1 BUTTON TOP3 10 CD1 4839 000 B 1 BUTTON TOP1 11 CD1 4840 000 B 1 BUTTON TOP2 12 CD1 4826 000 B 1 WINDOW B W LCD 13 CD1 4824 000 C 1 SEAL DUST COVER 14 CM1 1475 000 C 1 B W LCD UNIT 15 XA4 9170 359 F 2 SCREW 16 XA1 7170 167 F 2 SCREW ...

Page 141: ...PowerShot G3 Pg5 EVF UNIT SECTION 1 10 2 5 3 7 12 11 12 4 6 8 13 9 a b a d c b d c ...

Page 142: ... WG2 5219 001 C 1 PANEL LCD SELECTION 3 CM1 1572 000 C 1 BACK LIGHT UNIT 4 CD1 4751 000 C 1 PLATE NUT 5 CM1 1490 000 C 1 PCB ASS Y LCD 6 CD1 4752 000 C 1 SHEET LCD 7 CD1 4750 000 B 1 COVER LCD TOP 8 CM1 1468 000 C 1 HINGE UNIT 9 CD1 4753 000 B 1 COVER HINGE 10 XA1 7170 307 F 1 SCREW 11 XA4 9170 359 F 2 SCREW 12 CD1 4851 000 F 4 SCREW 13 CD1 4859 000 F 2 SCREW ...

Page 143: ...PowerShot G3 Pg6 BATTERY BOX UNIT SECTION 8 4 8 2 3 7 1 5 8 8 8 6 ...

Page 144: ...G3 P A R T S L I S T Pg6 1 CD1 4781 000 C 1 SPRING CF CLIPPING 1 2 CD1 4795 000 C 1 COVER LEAF SW 3 CL1 1107 000 C 1 LEAF SW UNIT 4 CD1 4796 000 C 1 HOLDER R C 5 CD1 4299 000 C 1 HOLDER SLT 6 CM1 1567 000 C 1 HV MODULE UNIT 7 XA4 5170 307 F 1 SCREW 8 XA4 9170 359 F 5 SCREW ...

Page 145: ...PowerShot G3 Pg7 Fuse 2 1 DC DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y ...

Page 146: ...SYMBOL PARTS NO CLASS QTY D E S C R I P T I O N R E M A R K S PowerShot G3 P A R T S L I S T Pg7 1 CY4 6073 000 C 2 FUSE DAITO KMC20 F11 F12 2 CY4 6074 000 C 1 FUSE MATSU DENKI UNHS206 F13 ...

Page 147: ...Product available Accessories 1 Pg8 Neck Strap NS DC1 Wireless Controller Lens Cap N S N S Canon Digital Camera Solution Disk Adobe photoshop LE N S USB Interface Cable IFC 300PCU N S AV Cable AVC DC100 1 2 3 4 N S F C 3 2 M CF Card FC 32M N S ...

Page 148: ...g8 1 C84 1129 000 B 1 STRAP NECK 2 C84 1127 000 B 1 LENS CAP UNIT 3 C84 1132 000 S 1 CD ROM SOLUTION VER 11 J E FOR JAPAN ASIA AUSTRALIA C84 1138 000 S 1 CD ROM SOLUTION VER 11 E F S FOR USA CANADA C84 1145 000 S 1 CD ROM SOLUTION VER 11 J E C FOR ASIA AUSTRALIA 4 CY1 6074 000 B 1 HOLDER BATTERY ...

Page 149: ...s 2 Pg9 Battery Pack BP 511 Charger Adapter Car Battery Cable Kit CR 560 Compact Power Adapter CA 560 3 1 2 PLUG TYPE N J E B A 5 6 CB 560 DC CABLE N S N S N S 4 Wide Converter WC DC58N Tele Converter TC DC58N N S N S 7 8 9 8 ...

Page 150: ...C J FOR JAPAN D82 0642 000 C 1 CABLE AC N FOR USA CANADA D82 0643 000 C 1 CABLE AC E FOR EUROPE ASIA D82 0644 000 C 1 CABLE AC B FOR ASIA D82 0645 000 C 1 CABLE AC A FOR AUSTRALIA 4 DY1 8242 000 C 1 COVER TERMINAL BP 511 BP522 5 DY1 8244 000 C 1 DC CABLE 6 DY1 8243 000 C 1 CAR BATTERY CABLE CB 560 7 CD1 4929 000 B 1 CAP FRONT 8 CD1 4931 000 B 1 CAP REAR 9 CD1 4933 000 B 1 CAP FRONT ...

Page 151: ...PowerShot G3 Accessories 3 Pg10 N Sl N S Stand for No Stock Product available Camera User Guide Software Starter Guide System Map 1 2 Quick Start Guide 4 3 ...

Page 152: ...I F060 000 S 1 SOFTWARE GUIDE F VER 11 FOR CANADA CDI J062 000 S 1 SOFTWARE GUIDE J VER 11 FOR JAPAN CDI S061 000 S 1 SOFTWARE GUIDE S VER 11 FOR USA 3 CDI E068 000 S 1 SYSTEM MAP E PS G3 FOR USA CANADA ASIA AUSTRALIA CDI F057 000 S 1 SYSTEM MAP F PS G3 FOR CANADA CDI J059 000 S 1 SYSTEM MAP J PS G3 FOR JAPAN CDI S058 000 S 1 SYSTEM MAP S PS G3 FOR USA 4 CDI E069 000 S 1 QUICK START GUIDE E FOR US...

Page 153: ...D No 1663G LOGENEST RAMBDA A 74 Service Manual Adjustment Software CD ROM 1 2 9 Adhesive Tape SONY T4000 3 Adhesive Tape 3M No 56 4 18 Gray Chart 5 C 12 Filter 6 W 10 Filter 7 FL W Filter 8 Color Viewer 5600 K Standard Color Bar Chart 11 10 ...

Page 154: ... 80g 3 CY4 6012 000 Y 1 ADHESIVE TAPE SONY T4000 6mm x 50m roll 4 CY4 6018 000 Y 1 ADHESIVE TAPE 3M NO 56 5 CY4 6016 000 Y 1 CHART 18 GRAY 1 5m x 3m 6 DY9 2029 000 Y 1 FILTER C 12 7 CY9 1543 000 Y 1 FILTER W 10 8 CY9 1550 000 Y 1 FILTER FL W 9 CY8 4381 031 Y 1 CD ROM SERVICE MANUAL J E including Adjustment Software 10 DY9 2039 100 Y 1 COLOR VIEWER 5600K 11 DY9 2002 000 Y 1 COLOR BAR CHART ...

Page 155: ... MAIN PCB ASS Y 2 4 2 4 MAIN PCB ASS Y 3 4 2 5 MAIN PCB ASS Y 4 4 2 6 DC DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y 2 7 LCD PCB ASS Y 2 8 Abbreviation in Block Diagrams 3 P C B DIAGRAMS 3 1 MAIN PCB ASS Y 3 2 DC DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y 3 3 HV MODULE UNIT 3 4 TOP MODULE UNIT 3 5 LCD PCB ASS Y 3 6 OPTICAL FLX 3 7 EF FLX 3 8 R_EN FLX ...

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Page 157: ...12 SW1 SW2 SW3 SW8 SW9 SW5 SW7 SW6 F12 CN4 CN3 CN2 CN5 DIGITAL A V OUT DC IN 9 5V CN4 CN1 J1 CN3 CN1 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 7 10 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 12 5 3 1 5 1 39 40 1 2 1 5 25 16 15 30 26 20 40 46 25 15 16 30 26 50 47 21 50 CF UNIT LCD PCB ASS Y STJ PCB ASS Y FLASH Board to Board Board to Board CN2 BRN PIK BLK RED WHT GRY CN3 CN805 CN800 CN4 CN804 CN402 CN600 CN803 1 1 1 6 2 CN1 1 8 1 8 24 CN2 CCD FPC EF ...

Page 158: ...5 GND 36 E2LAT 37 E3LAT 38 GND 39 SP 40 SP CN806 1 Mic_GND 2 Mic_IN 3 Audio_GND 4 Line_out 5 Video_GND 6 Video_OUT 7 Not connected 8 AV_J_DET 9 GND 10 D 11 D 12 VBUS CN1 1 VBAT 2 VBAT 3 DC_J_DET 4 H2CHG 5 VDD0 3 3 6 VDD0 3 3 7 GND 8 GND 9 VDD2 15 3 10 VDD2 5 5 11 VDD2 5 5 12 GND 13 GND 14 BAT_SENSE 15 GND 16 E0LAT 17 E1LAT 18 OSC 19 IGBT 20 GND 21 VBAT 22 SENSE 23 CHG 24 I_SENSE 25 VDD0 3 3 26 GND...

Page 159: ...IDEO VDD3_20 VDD3 12 3 VDD0 3 3 Digital Signal Processing IC SD RAM FLASH MEMORY OSC VDD VDDC VBAT 5V REG 5V REG DAC AUDIO Amp VIDEO Amp VDD0 3 3 TH1 TH1 VBAT CPU BATTERY LOAD TEST MOTOR DRIVER T G VDD2 15 VDD2 N7 5 M M M ND MOTOR M Shutier MOTOR M MIC REMOTE TH1 BAT OPEN CF OPEN EF IC ACC SHOE BUTTON BATTERY KEY SW KEY RTC RESET A SLANT DET ROTARY ENCODER B SLANT DET VDD0 REG 5V BAT MIC IN OLC OL...

Page 160: ...6 8 L100 L101 3 5 a b c IC809 INV IC601 TG CXD3605R 41 43 44 46 40 47 42 45 12 13 9 39 MCKO ADCLK CCD_CLK XSHD XSHP 30 23 17 16 34 26 27 28 35 31 32 33 EX 51 EX 52 SSGOUT 1 SSGOUT 5 SSGOUT 0 SSGOUT 1 SSGOUT 5 CCD_CLK SSGOUT 0 SSGOUT 1 SSGOUT 5 CCD_CLK SSGOUT 0 C609 30 21 22 16 17 47 48 46 AVDD1 2 DVDD1 4 4 2 3 2 IC600 CDS AD HD49330F CDSIN SPBLK PBLK 19 19 PBLK SPSIG ADCLK OBP SDATA SSG_SDATA SSG_...

Page 161: ... EX 19 EX 16 EX 47 EX 46 EX 45 EX 44 EX 43 EX 42 EX 41 EX 40 EX 63 EX 50 EX 49 EX 50 EX 10 CN800 EX 9 TOUT0 TOUT0 EX 49 EX 48 EX 24 EX 63 EX 11 EX 35 ADIN 5 ADIN 1 EX 9 EX7 EX 10 EX 38 EX 26 EX 27 EX 34 IC805 IC801 EX 18 EX 48 EX 27 ADIN 1 P2 0 DA 3 VBAT VDD2 5 5V VDD10 3 3 5V REG TAR5S50 5V REG TAR5S50 13 14 12 11 15 16 6 3 2 5 18 17 7 3 2 4 5 6 8 9 IC806 3 3 5V BUFFER c a b D_P D_N USB_VBUS VCPU...

Page 162: ...CD 1 DACD 2 DACD 3 DA 9 DA 10 DA 6 DA 7 DA 8 DA 9 DA 10 EX 23 EX 10 EX 12 VBAT IC804 5 4 3 3V REG TK11133CS IC802 DAC M62376GP VCC VDD 14 13 SI 20 22 44 22 12 32 33 35 34 42 41 1 3 19 CLK EN 2 3 5 11 12 A2 1 A1 A3 A5 A11 A12 A6 A7 A8 A9 A10 D3 D0 D1 D2 IC807 AUDIO Amp AN1905A 19 38 43 3 1 17 IC102 1 2 BUFFER TC755W51FK SP_PWRS MIC_PWRS STBY LINE_MUTE LINE_OUT LMUTE_TR MIC_IN MIC_BIAS REC_O VCC VCC...

Page 163: ... 17 18 19 14 13 12 11 16 15 20 CN401 AO1 AIN2 APWM BPWM BSTBY ASTBY AIN1 BIN1 BIN2 AO2 BO1 BO2 ZM1 ZM2 ZM3 ZM4 ZM1 ZMA ZMB ZMA ZMB ZM2 ZM3 ZM4 13 17 18 16 15 2 1 3 4 11 5 8 ND1 ND2 ND1 ND2 ND ND 24 21 OUT6A OUT6B SHT1 SHT2 SHT1 SHT SHT SHT SHT SHT2 37 40 Q403 SHUTTER CONTROL PDCT144EE 8 7 6 5 4 3 9 10 1 2 11 12 CN402 IC104 CPU 3 3 UPD82518F 02 FN6 IC401 COMPARATOR NJM12903R IC403 INVERTER TC7W04 I...

Page 164: ... 21 11 CN1 BAT_SENSE VBAT VDD0 3 3 9 32 34 33 10 VDD2 15 3 VDD3 12 3 VDD2 5 5 VDD12 1 5 VDD3 20 VDD2 N7 9 TO MAIN PCB ASS Y 27 E2LAT E1LAT 28 E3LAT E0LAT 36 DC_J_DET 37 I_SENSE 40 39 CHG H2CHG SP SP SENSE OSC IGBT 5 6 25 18 19 22 17 3 4 16 23 24 D D VBUS 3 2 1 CN5 MIC_GND MIC_IN 9 7 5 3 2 1 11 12 CN4 VBAT SENSE IGBT OSC VREF 3 44 3 3 5 VIN VREF Q51 SW D105 T102 T101 C105 Q103 OSC Q102 POWER SW Q10...

Page 165: ...Q7 4 4 6 12 31 32 33 22 23 C11 C12 24 25 C13 IC3 LCD CONTROL CXA3572AR G Y R R Y B B Y VCC1 VDD1 2 SYNC_IN SDAT SCK SEN VCC2 Q3 Q4 Q7 2PA1774 DATA COMMUNICATION ANALOG IMAGE SIGNAL 4 5 1 5 5 4 4 3 2 1 6 IC1 3 0V REG TK11130CS VIN VOUT CONT Q1 LCD V DET XP6210 8 7 12 19 20 21 22 13 2 14 18 16 RGT 6 PSIG VDD HST HCK1 HCK2 EN VCK VST DWN WIDE RGT HST HCK1 HCK2 WIDE VST VCK EN DWN PSIGOUT DAOUT PSIG 3...

Page 166: ...ts 2 devices or circuits IGBT Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor Conductivity modulation type FET transistor INV Logic Inverter circuit IR InfraRed ray IRIS Iris LCD Liquid Crystal Device Typically LCD display LED Light Emitting Diode Typically LED display LPF Low Pass Filter NTSC National Television System Committees NTSC color TV system developed in USA OP Amp OPerational Amplifier OR Logic OR ci...

Page 167: ...C CANON INC 2002 01 NOVEMBER 2002 3 P C B DIAGRAMS 3 1 MAIN PCB ASS Y MAIN PCB ASS Y SOLDERING SIDE MAIN PCB ASS Y COMPONENT SIDE ...

Page 168: ...C CANON INC 2002 01 NOVEMBER 2002 3 2 DC DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y DC DC CONVERTER ASS Y SOLDERING SIDE DC DC CONVERTER ASS Y COMPONENT SIDE ...

Page 169: ...C CANON INC 2002 01 NOVEMBER 2002 3 3 STJ PCB ASS Y STJ PCB ASS Y SOLDERING SIDE STJ PCB ASS Y COMPONENT SIDE ...

Page 170: ...C CANON INC 2002 01 NOVEMBER 2002 3 4 HV MODULE UNIT ...

Page 171: ...C CANON INC 2002 01 NOVEMBER 2002 3 5 TOP MODULE UNIT ...

Page 172: ...C CANON INC 2002 01 NOVEMBER 2002 3 6 LCD PCB ASS Y ...

Page 173: ...C CANON INC 2002 01 NOVEMBER 2002 3 7 OPTICAL FLX ...

Page 174: ...C CANON INC 2002 01 NOVEMBER 2002 3 8 EF FLX ...

Page 175: ...C CANON INC 2002 01 NOVEMBER 2002 3 9 R_EN FLX ...

Page 176: ...ck Print of the Menu Bar Remove clicking from the check box Fit to Page and then print 4 To cancel the printing area click an arbitrary position on the display Remarks The AF Chart of the Service Manual that is saved in this CD ROM has the colored mark ings in colors so that the entire page can be divided into print papers legal size x 2 pages Operate as follows Select Graphic Select Tool Select t...

Page 177: ...r of sizes A4 and A3 AF Chart 1 To print select the A4 size from the paper size setting See Remarks AF Chart 2 To print select the A3 size from the paper size setting See Remarks Remarks Click Print of the Menu Bar Remove clicking from the check box Fit to Page and then print A4 A3 ...

Page 178: ...PowerShot G3 Auto Focus Chart 1 ...

Page 179: ...Dimensions 1 107 1mm 79 1mm Dimensions 1 ...

Page 180: ...PowerShot G3 Auto Focus Chart 2 ...

Page 181: ...Dimensions 2 278 46mm 207 66mm ...

Page 182: ...PowerShot G3 Auto Focus Chart 1 ...

Page 183: ...Dimensions 1 107 1mm 79 1mm Dimensions 1 ...

Page 184: ...PowerShot G3 Auto Focus Chart 2 ...

Page 185: ...Dimensions 2 278 46mm 207 66mm ...

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