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Hitachi DZ-GX20A, Service Manual

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: REC VIDEO
: PB VIDEO
: REC/PB VIDEO
: EXTERNAL INPUT

LPF

A/D 

CONV.

D/A 

CONV.

-

+

-

+

-

+

-

+

-

+

-

+

-

+

-

+

-

+

D/A 

CONV.

GSL-H/GSL-M/GSL-L

LENS UNIT

MAN

DRV

DRF-H/ 
DRF-M/ 
DRF-L

HDL5

SHE-H/ 
SHE-M

AEL

FRT-H/
FRT-M/
FRT-L

AEL

AEL

MAN

AVJ-H/AVJ-M/AVJ-L

MAN

MAN

[For DZ-GX20A]

[For DZ-GX20A]

[For DZ-MV780A/MV730A]

[For  
DZ-GX20A]

[For DZ-GX20A/MV780A]

[For DZ-GX20A/ 
MV780A]

[For DZ-GX20A/MV780A]

[For DZ-GX20A/MV780A]

[For DZ-MV730A]

[For DZ-GX20A/MV780A]

[For DZ-GX20A/MV780A]

CCD 
IMAGE 
SENSOR

IC1001

10

32

Q1001 

BUF

18

PG1001

35

Q1002 

BUF

V_MODE

IC1401

H_MODE

IC1402

GYRO 
DET

IC1403

5

3

4

4

22

24

7

1

H1, H2, 
HL, RG,   
V1-V4

16,17,  

38-41,

43, 45 

IC2003

20

20

PG2001
35

32

CDS/AGC & 
A/D CONV

TL2001

(CCD-OUT1)

1-9,  
34-36

1-9,  
34-36

29-31

IC2002

CDS/AGC & 
A/D CONV

29-31

CS_CDS,  
SDO_1,  
SCK_1

CCD 
IMAGE 
SENSOR

IC1001

IC2001

SENSOR 
H-DRIVER

IC2004

SENSOR 
V-DRIVER

H1, H2, RG

XV1-4,  
XSG1-2

16, 17,   
38-41,
43, 45 

TL2002

(RG)

TL2004

(H2)

TL2005

(H1)

TL2006

(HL)

TL2009

(V3)

TL2010

(V4)

TL2012

(V2)

TL2013

(V1)

3, 5, 

17, 18

2, 4, 6, 10

7-9, 12-14

1, 5, 11

22

24

IC2006

(CAMERA DSP,  

CAMERA  

CONTROL)

IC4005
FLASH 

MEMORY

IC4003

SDRAM

IC4004

SDRAM

IC4006

REAL

TIME 

CLOCK

93

Q2000

BUF

95

Q2001

BUF

93

95

35

31

23, 24

46

53

PG6002

4

17

50

3

PG1901
4

17

1

8

3

2

IC6301

AV AMP

JK1901

4, 5

12, 13 12, 13

17

Q6028 

BUF

12, 16

62, 64

PG7001

89

PG8001
89

91 91

2

4

6

IC6021

EXT INPUT SW

1, 2

9, 10

JK1902

2, 3

1, 20 1, 20

3, 4

JK1903

2, 3

7, 8 7, 8

IC5001

USB2.0 

CONTROLLER

IC6201 AUDIO DAC

PG6003

1, 2

REMOTE  
CONT.
RECEIVER

IC1801

PD1801 
WB IR
RECEIVER

LD1802
RECORDING
INDICATOR

Q1802,  

Q1803 

BUF

Q1802,  

Q1803 

BUF

1

4 4

7 7

5 5

STEREO

MICROPHONE

SPEAKER

PG6001

1, 10

PG1801
1, 10

PG1802

2, 5

5, 6

25 25

26 26

LCD 
UNIT

EVF 
UNIT

PG8003

10, 12, 14

PG3701

11-13

5-7

15-17

113-115 113-115

R_OUT, G_OUT, 
B_OUT

P_SDO, P_SCLK,  
CS_LCD, CS_EVF, CS_AUD 

P_SDO,  
P_SCLK,  
CS_EVF

P_SDO,  
P_SCLK,  
CS_LCD

R_OUT,  
G_OUT,  
B_OUT

40, 42, 

73, 85, 87

40, 42,
73, 85, 87

P_SDO,  
P_SDI,  
P_SCLK,  
CS_RTC

P_SDO, 
P_SCLK,  
CS_AUD 

25-27

18, 

20-23

ADATAI,  
ADATAO
ACK0-2

PADR[1-6],  
PDAT[0-15],
CS_USB 

44,

76-79

44,  
76-79

7-12, 

13-19, 

103-111

7-12, 
13-19, 
103-111

Y_OUT

C_OUT

EXT_YIN

EXT_CIN

Y_OUT

C_OUT

PG8004

19, 20

ACCESSORY 
SHOE

SHOE_DATA,  
SHOE_SCLK

SHOE_DATA,  
SHOE_SCLK

117, 118 117, 118

EXT_CIN

EXT 
VIDEO
IN

EXT

YIN

EXT_AUD 

(L/R)IN

2
4

8

28
29

RD
SD
RXDA
TXDA

V_I/O

PG8002 
For ADJUSTMENT

RD, SD

57, 59 57, 59

62, 63 62, 63

OPERATION 
BUTTON 
(L COVER)

1, 46,

48, 50

PG8011

1-3, 5

1, 46,
48, 50

MENU,  
SELECT,  
KEY1, KEY2

RXDA, TXDA

MENU, SELECT,  
KEY1, KEY2

7
8

WP

1
2
5

CMD
CLK
DAT0
DAT1

WRITE PSW

CD/DAT3

PG8061 
CARD  
INSERTION 
BLOCK

CD CARD-D-S

21-24,

97-101

MCDX, MWP, MCLK,  
MCMD, MDAT0-3

21-24,
97-101

MCDX, MWP, MCLK,  
MCMD, MDAT0-3

LD8061 
CARD ACCES.

101 101

PG0151
19, 20

9, 10, 12

FLASH UNIT

9, 10, 12

CN0151

6, 7

1, 8, 9

STB_OSCI 
STB_RDY 
STB_FANA

11 11

10

STB_ON

STB_OSCI, STB_RDY 
STB_FANA

STB_ON

36 36

IC2005

EEPROM

SDI_TC,  
SDO_TC/ 
SDO,  
SCK_TC,  
CS_EE_TC

S(Y)

S(C)

VIDEO

AUD(L/R)

IC6101

MIC 

AMP 2, 3, 

12,  
13

1, 

14 

Q6001L/R 
Q6002L/R

EXT MIC 

AMP

J7001

1

BACK-UP
LITHIUM
BATTERY

30 30

82  82

45  45

RESET
BUTTON

SW8001

B/U3V

RESET_SW

SD_LED

TALLY_LED

60, 61, 74 60, 61, 74

POWER 
SWITCH

PG7004 

2, 3, 4

STILL,  
MOVIE,  
SD_MODE

ACCESS/PC 
INDICATOR

DISC 
EJECT 
BUTTON

6

EJECT_SW

Q7001

SW

Q7002

SW

9

8

PHOTO 
BUTTON

FOCUS 
LOCK,  
SHUTTER

13, 14

RECORD 
BUTTON

1

REC_KEY

ZOOM 
LEVER

11

ZOOM_SW

PC_LED

ACC_LED

PC_LED

ACCESES 
LED

ZOOM_SW

IC1301

FOCUS/ 
ZOOM/ 
IRIS 
DRIVER

2-4

13-16, 18

13-16, 18

ADCK, PBLK,  
OBP, SP1, SP2

CS_LENS,  
SDO_1, SCK_1

HALF_FV, IRIS_OPEN,  
SHUT_CTRL, LENSCK

5-7, 34 

IC1302

F DET

5

7

ZMT1-4

43, 45-47

FMT1-4

38-40, 42

26

6

1

2

HALL_ADJ0

HALL_ADJ1

IC1303

F DET

SW

1

2

F_DET

HALL_G

Q1303

SW

3

/-

16, 18

REFO

24

H/-

27, 28

/-

29, 30

12, 13,  
48, 49

10, 11,  
50, 51

9, 52,

1, 60

2, 59

IC1306

ND DRIVER

5

7

6

1

2

3

IC1307

ND DRIVER

5

7

6

1

2

3

Q1306

CURRENT 

CONT

4

57

53

8

3

32

58

7

5

6

8

10

9

2

3

1

IC1305

ND DRIVER

IC1308

DAC

15

10

CS_DAC, 
SDO_1,  
SCK_1

ND_DET

ND_PWM

IC0501

IC0502

PWM

PWM

6

6, 7, 8

ZOOM 
MOTOR

FOCUS 
MOTOR

IRIS

PG1301

12, 13, 

48, 49

10, 11, 

50, 51

9, 52,

1, 60

2, 59

4

57

3

58

53

8

PG9501

PG2301 PG7002

IC9501 

DRIVE 

DSP

IC9101

ANAROG 

FRONT END

PG9001 PG9101

IC9002
LASER 

DRIVE

LD9001

LASER

IC9001
LASER 

DET

IC9003

FRONT  

MONITOR 

DET

IC9103

LED DRIVE/ 

PHOTO DET

IC9005 

PHOTO 

SENSOR

IC9301

MOTOR 

ACUTUATOR 

DRIVE

SLIDER 
MOTOR

AF

TR

SPINDLE 

MOTOR

PG9301

IC9703
FLASH 

ROM

IC9702

EEPROM

SWITCH 
OF LOCK 
UNIT

PG9302

6, 7

DOOR_SW

DISC

IC4002

(SYSTEM  

CONTROL,  

MPEG CODEC)

PG2302

DISC DRIVE UNIT

12-14

8/7

ND_HALL_OUT-

ND_

ND_HALL_IN-

ND_H

N

ND_DRIVE-

DATA+/-

EMIC 
(L/R)

WR_IR

REM_IN

WR_IR

REM_IN

REGON1

47

47

47 47

11 LCD_HDO

LCD_ROUT,  
LCD_GOUT,  
LCD_BOUT

HDD

18, 20, 22

13

12 LCD_BOUT
13 LCD_GOUT
14 LCD_ROUT

9

DAT2

AD2[0-11]

AD1[0-11]

TL7005 

(EJECT_SW)

TL7010

(FOCUS LOCK)

TL7011

(SHUTTER)

TL7001

(REC_KEY)

TL8002

(MENU)

TL8003

(SELECT)

TL8004

(KEY1)

TL8006

(KEY2)

TL0508

(REG_ON1)

R7003 

(DOOR SW)

TL7002

(SD_MODE)

TL7003

(MOVIE)

TL7004

(STILL)

TL8030

(LCD-G)

AV INPUT/ 
OUTPUT 
JACK

PC CONNECTION
TERMINAL

EXTERNAL
MICROPHONE
JACK

Q6027

BUF

4

3

2

1

A

B

C

D

E

F

A

B

C

D

E

F

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

8

7

6

5

B - 1

B

Block Diagrams

B-1 Video/Audio Signal Process

Summary of Contents for DZ-GX20A

Page 1: ...IONS AND PARTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE FOR IMPROVEMENT Digital Media Division Tokai DVD VIDEO CAMERA RECORDER 2005 February TK No 0502E DZ GX20A DZ MV780A DZ MV730A DO NOT RESELL OR DIVERT IMPROPERLY DZ GX20A DZ MV780A DZ MV730A ...

Page 2: ... 27 4 6 1 Trouble diagnosis flowchart 4 27 4 6 2 Reassembly to enable service position 4 39 4 7 Procedure for Removing Disc from Faulty DVD Video Camera Recorder 4 43 4 7 1 Item to be checked 4 43 4 7 2 How to remove disc 4 43 4 8 System Resetting Resetting Camera Functions 4 44 4 8 1 List of items to be reset 4 44 4 8 2 System reset procedure 4 46 4 8 3 Procedure for resetting camera functions 4 ...

Page 3: ...y and Materials for Creating Reference Data 6 3 6 1 3 Connections when Creating Reference Data 6 3 6 1 4 Settings when Creating Reference Data 6 5 6 1 5 Copying or Deleting Adjustment Program 6 6 6 1 6 Starting and Terminating Reference Data Creation Program 6 6 6 1 7 Creating Reference Data 6 10 6 2 Setups for Adjustment 6 12 6 2 1 Checking Reference Data 6 12 6 2 2 List of Jigs and Tools for Adj...

Page 4: ... S 17 IC BLOCK 1 2 S 15 S 18 IC BLOCK 2 2 S 16 iii C Circuit Board Diagrams C 1 C 1 GSL H C 1 C 2 GSL M C 1 C 3 GSL L C 1 C 4 FRT H FRT M FRT L C 2 C 5 AVJ H AVJ M AVJ L C 2 C 6 DRF H DRF M DRF L C 2 C 7 SHE H C 3 C 8 SHE M C 3 C 9 AEL Pattern No JA2296 7 C 4 C 10 AEL Pattern No JA2296 8 C 5 C 11 MAN C 6 Information The two types of AEL circuit board are shown since the circuit board is changed du...

Page 5: ...ACHI Service Manual A subscription to or additional copies for HITACHI Service Manual may be obtained at a nominal charge from HITACHI SALES CORPORATION PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE CAUTION There is a high voltage section inside the DVD video camera recorder When repairing or inspecting it take great care to prevent electric shock Use an isolating transformer wear gloves etc CLASS 1 LASERPRODUCT CAUTION ...

Page 6: ...observe the following cautions 1 Do not subject optical pickups to any severe vibrations or impact during movement installation or disassembly 2 When performing repair work do not perform disassembly any further than that described in this manual 3 Never turn the semi variable resistors for adjustment in optical pickup or DVD drive 4 NEVER look into the objective lens in optical pickup or directly...

Page 7: ...rox 220 C Point to be soldered Surface mounted chip parts other than those shown below Surface mounted chip parts for DVD cameras cellular phones only Discrete parts Chassis metal shield etc Tip temperature 320 30 C heating time less than 5 seconds 350 10 C heating time less than 3 seconds 380 30 C 420 30 C 3 Lead free solder for servicing Use the following lead free solder for servicing Recommend...

Page 8: ... 1 Before using lead based solder remove the lead free solder completely from the point to be soldered 2 For additional soldering for repair set the soldering iron tip temperature for lead free solder mix lead based solder and lead free solder sufficiently Do not perform any repair using the bare soldering iron tip without adding solder since it will cause secondary failure due to lack of strength...

Page 9: ...rance Power capacitance Indication No indication K k M M No indication 5 All tolerances other than 5 are indicated in schematic diagrams No indication 1 8W 1 16 W for leadless resistors with no indication All capacitances other than the above are indicated in schematic diagrams Item Value Dielectric strength Indication No indication µF P pF No indication 50V All dielectric strengths other than 50 ...

Page 10: ...LA and VM D875LA VM D975LA D875LA D975LA D875LA 2 If there is no difference in models going to different destinations the indication of destination is omitted Example When indicating DZ MV350E AU and DZ MV350E SW DZ MV350E 5 Differences in parts between schematic and circuit board diagrams If parts differ between models asterisks are attached to circuit numbers See parts difference tables in diagr...

Page 11: ...hich the circuit boards are used H is for DZ GX20A L for DZ MV730A and M for DZ MV780A Parts Name Disc drive unit Lens unit EVF unit LCD unit AEL circuit board AVJ H AVJ L AVJ M circuit board DRF H DRF L DRF M circuit board 1 FRT H FRT L FRT M circuit board GSL H GSL L GSL M circuit board MAN circuit board SHE H SHE M circuit board 1 Film type board that connects MAN circuit board and disc drive u...

Page 12: ...ing Specifications 1 3 6 inch interlaced 1 4 5 inch interlaced 1 6 inch interlaced Approx 2 120 000 Approx 1 330 000 Approx 680 000 Video Approx 1 230 000 Photo Approx 1 920 000 Video Approx 690 000 Photo Approx 1 100 000 Video Approx 340 000 Photo Approx 340 000 F1 8 2 2 f 3 16 1 3 4 4 5 45 mm F1 8 2 3 f 1 8 1 1 4 3 2 32 mm F1 6 2 3 f 1 8 1 1 16 2 7 43 2 mm 1 5 16 34 mm 0 5mm 1 1 4 30 5 mm 0 5mm ...

Page 13: ...o DVD video format Audio Dolby Digital Photo Conforming to JPEG DZ GX20 1600 1200 pixels DZ MV780A 1280 960 pixels DZ MV730A 640 480 pixels format External input 640 480 pixels Dolby Digital MPEG Audio layer 2 Linear PCM LPCM 8 cm DVD RAM conforming to DVD RAM Ver 2 1 8 cm DVD R conforming to DVD R for General Ver 2 0 SD memory card Video audio input output 1 External microphone input 1 PC connect...

Page 14: ...DZ MV730A Lens cap Lens cap string Shoulder strap Power cable DC power cord Software CD ROM not provided with DZ MV730A PC connection cable not provided with DZ MV730A Single sided 8cm DVD RAM not provided with DZ MV730A Disc cleaning cloth Specifications are subject to change without notice for the purpose of improvement Specifications of DZ ACS2 AC Adapter Charger Power supply Input capacity DC ...

Page 15: ... pixels Photo Approx 1 100 000 pixels DZ MV730A Video Approx 340 000 Photo Approx 340 000 DZ MV580A MV550A DZ MV580A Approx 2 1 2 3 1 2 5 3 4 DZ MV550A Approx 2 1 2 3 1 2 5 3 4 Used SD memory card MultiMediaCard Not provided Not provided Provided When using DVD RAM Not provided DZ MV580A 1 3 8 inch interlaced DZ MV550A DZ MV580A Approx 1 020 000 pixels DZ MV550A DZ MV580A Video Approx 400 000 pixe...

Page 16: ... 2 2 f 3 16 1 3 4 4 5 45 mm DZ MV780A F1 8 2 3 f 1 8 1 1 4 3 2 32 mm DZ MV730A F1 6 2 3 f 1 8 1 1 16 2 7 43 2 mm DZ GX20A MV780A Optical 10 240 with digital zoom added 40 for photo DZ MV730A Optical 16 240 with digital zoom added 40 for photo DZ GX20A MV730A 1 5 16 34 mm DZ MV780A 1 1 4 30 5 mm 1 lx When Low Light mode is selected 0 2 inch color equivalent to approx 200 000 pixels 2 5 inch color T...

Page 17: ...99 Approx 50 Approx 80 Approx 110 DZ MV580A DZ MV550A Not provided REC button for videos is used in common without focus lock function Not provided Quick mode slide switch Provided DZ MV580A DZ MV550A DZ MV580A DZ MV550A Not provided Not provided DZ MV580A DZ MV550A Video Disc photo Card photo DZ ACS1 Item Maximum number of recordable photos Number of pixels for JPEG photo during camera recording ...

Page 18: ...ited on other Hitachi DVD video camera recorders can be recorded edited and played 1 on DZ GX20A MV780A MV730A However scene memos recorded on the Disc Navigation function of DZ MV100A cannot be played or edited on another model 1 If disc protect is set it must be released in order to record or edit on the disc However since the DZ MV100A and DZ MV200 series models use a different disc protect met...

Page 19: ...ontrol To adjust the focus of image appearing in the viewfinder Pull out the viewfinder 17 ACCESS PC indicator for DZ GX20A or DZ MV780A only ACCESS indicator for DZ MV730A only Will blink or light when the disc in DVD video camera recorder is accessed write or read is executed or the DVD video camera recorder is connected to PC 18 PHOTO button 19 DISC EJECT button Press down and release this butt...

Page 20: ...m the factory 36 DISPLAY Screen display button Press this button to display the details of image being played back or camera setting status or switch the display off 37 CARD ACCESS indicator 38 Volume control buttons VOL buttons To adjust the volume of sound from speaker etc 39 Card insertion block 40 BLC backlight compensation button Press this button when subject is being lighted from rear 41 bu...

Page 21: ...lies to DVD Video DVD R and DVD RW Video recording playback standard that applies to DVD RAM and DVD RW This allows versatile editing functions differing from the DVD Video Format See DVD Video Recording Format Exchangeable image file format File format used for recording photos on digital cameras See IEEE1394 Frame Noise Reducer This function or circuit automatically recognizes noise that randoml...

Page 22: ...tion See Secure MultiMediaCard Also referred to as SecureMMC This compact memory card has multimedia card specifications to which an advanced copyright protection function is added This function writes the protect information to DVD RAM disc to prevent accidental erasure Software Disc Protect is included in DVD RAM disc specifications defined by DVD Forum Super Twisted Nematic Liquid Crystal Displ...

Page 23: ...MV780A the shapes of L case R case front case and lens cover are different and their assembly method is different too 2 Accessory shoe The accessory shoe of DZ GX20A MV780A has a power control terminal but the accessory shoe of DZ MV730A doesn t and so the DZ MV730A does not have an SHE H SHE M circuit board 3 Camera block The size and shapes of the camera blocks on DZ GX20A MV780A and DZ MV730A a...

Page 24: ...rcuit boards GSL H GSL M GSL L circuit board The CCD image sensor mounting board SEN H and camera shake detection gyro mounting board GYR H which were discrete in DZ MV580A have been integrated into one circuit board AVJ H AVJ M circuit board The AV S input output PC connection and external microphone terminals which were mounted on separate boards in DZ MV580A have been integrated into one circui...

Page 25: ...o a function in which if a disc is loaded the disc will be temporarily recognized even when the power switch is set to OFF and the recognized data will be held With previous models disc recognition did not start unless the power switch was set to VIDEO or DISC PHOTO Therefore it took approx 16 seconds 1 before recording started If a disc is inserted in advance the Quick start function will allow u...

Page 26: ...n the Remarks and Memo columns referring to Table 4 8 1 List of items to be reset These notes will be necessary not only for reset but for checking any defects that occur under the particular setting conditions Troubleshooting 1 Messages and error codes will appear on LCD monitor or in viewfinder Fig 4 1 1 Check phenomenon No message appears 1 Message appears 1 Display of Error Codes and Restricti...

Page 27: ...sing the DVD video camera recorder where the temperature is low A fully charged battery may be discharged sooner than usual at low temperatures Keep extra batteries on hand Battery may be dead Replace with a new one The performance of battery will deteriorate if it is used for an extended period of time or frequently The battery may be over discharged Continue charging The CHARGE indicator will ch...

Page 28: ...PC image cannot be recorded on the DVD video camera recorder Has brightness of LCD screen been adjusted Stop recording and adjust the brightness Is the DVD video camera recorder being used outdoors Use the viewfinder When using LCD monitor adjust angle so that LCD screen is not exposed to direct sunlight Did you press the LCD monitor or the area around it If the LCD monitor is pressed some unevenn...

Page 29: ...as the image input from analog VCR VHS 8 mm and recorded The problem may be improved if a VCR equipped with TBC time base corrector circuit is used for playback Was recording of external input made with Frame specified Specify Field for PHOTO Input in record mode settings Is the TV volume control set correctly Adjust volume control on TV Did the image recorded from AV input output jack have noise ...

Page 30: ...forming to USB2 0 when connecting the DVD video camera recorder The temperature of the DVD video camera recorder is too high due to continuous operation Disconnect the DVD video camera recorder from PC remove the disc from the DVD video camera recorder set the power switch to OFF and then leave it as is until the temperature decreases After checking that the temperature has gone down use a brand n...

Page 31: ... your PC uses Windows 2000 Professional the problem may be solved it you install Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 or later Make sure that you have already installed the driver provided with the USB2 0 card You will need to install the driver provided by USB2 0 card maker in order to operate the USB2 0 card at HS high speed Is the disc properly attached to the turntable Attach the disc to the turntable ...

Page 32: ...ure for Removing Disc from Faulty DVD Video Camera Recorder and then refer to 4 6 Trouble Diagnosis Is the remote control pointed at the infrared receiver on the DVD video camera recorder Point it at the infrared receiver on the DVD video camera recorder Is the infrared receiver on the DVD video camera recorder exposed to direct sunlight or strong fluorescent light The remote control cannot operat...

Page 33: ...s possible Appears when combining one scene was attempted Appears when user performed deletion at the upper limit of 999 scenes registered 1 Appears if an attempt is made to select multiple scenes for division The specifications state that dividing multiple scenes is impossible Troubleshooting Replace with a charged battery or use the AC adapter charger Stop trying to combine scenes or create a pl...

Page 34: ...d less than 10 during recording Appears when a card initialized on PC etc or a card whose initialization was interrupted before is loaded Appears when a damaged card is initialized Appears when an error occurred during editing of video files Appears when the card cannot be recognized because its terminals are dirty Also appears when data other than photos is recorded on card Appears when the recor...

Page 35: ...ompleted normally because power was turned off by mistake during video recording or editing and an abnormality in part of the file is recognized Appears when reading writing of recorded files cannot be performed because the disc is dirty If the message appears immediately after recognition of a loaded recorded disc was finished first check for dirt on disc Appears if writing to file cannot be comp...

Page 36: ...ke care with the following when repairing video file a If any message appears when the power switch was moved from OFF to Video or Disc Photo with the disc left loaded after camera recording choose repair b If recording and playback are possible with another disc which is free from condensation or dirt choose repair c Be sure to connect the AC adapter charger The specifications state that repair i...

Page 37: ... of disc has reached the limit during editing of video file Appears when playback or editing is attempted using the Disc Navigation function with no scene recorded on disc Appears if switching of play list is selected with no play list registered Refer to 4 4 4 Cleaning disc and optical pickup and clean the disc Or replace the disc Set the power switch to OFF and reconnect the AC adapter charger t...

Page 38: ...n PC is loaded Also appears if user rejects partial repair or total repair of video file Appears when a brand new DVD R was loaded Release the write protect using the device that has the software write protect function for program units or choose YES and designate it to delete the scenes Release the write protect using the device which set it Or choose YES and delete the scene Delete any unnecessa...

Page 39: ... if the disc recordable capacity has reached the limit during recording Appears when the last image of scene was selected to divide the scene The specifications state that dividing a scene at its end is not possible Also appears when reading or writing from to recorded file cannot be performed because the disc is dirty Appears if repair has failed with DVD RAM after message Data error in all image...

Page 40: ...above does not apply the DVD video camera recorder may be faulty Appears during user operation all recorded scenes have been deleted and cleared The specifications stipulate that a play list with no scene on it cannot be held If all registered scenes have been deleted the play list will also be deleted Appears when scene division was attempted after a photo was selected The specifications state th...

Page 41: ...tton when processing multiple scenes etc Appears when only multiple locked scenes were selected using the Disc Navigation function and deleting them was attempted Appears when a card other than SD memory card was loaded Appears when a type of disc that cannot be used on the DVD video camera recorder was loaded Appears when a disc recorded in the PAL system was loaded This DVD video camera recorder...

Page 42: ...is made to record on write protected disc Appears when an SD memory card whose erasure prevention switch was locked is loaded Terminate the Disc Navigation function set the power switch to OFF with the disc loaded remove the battery and then connect the AC adapter charger Finalize the disc again Set the power switch to OFF with the disc loaded remove the battery and then connect the AC adapter cha...

Page 43: ...rate the DVD video camera recorder while watching the LCD monitor or viewfinder screen a Both disc and card are loaded VIDEO or CARD PHOTO b Only disc is loaded VIDEO c Only card is loaded CARD PHOTO d Neither disc nor card is loaded VIDEO 3 When a disc or card or both are loaded press the DISC NAVIGATION button to display the thumbnail screen If neither disc nor card is loaded this step is not ne...

Page 44: ...date time Error code 4 4 3 Major error codes and troubleshooting Table 4 4 1 shows the error codes that are likely to frequently appear and appropriate troubleshooting If error codes other than those listed in Table 4 4 1 appear check with the factory for troubleshooting Table 4 4 1 Major Error Codes and Troubleshooting Error code 0200 0280 0400 0401 040D 1001 1100 2881 3105 Contents of problem Op...

Page 45: ...s being accessed will result in no recording Replace the disc drive unit With the disc left loaded set the power switch to OFF and then leave the DVD video camera recorder in a dry place until condensation disappears for at least 1 2 hours Clean the optical pickup referring to 4 4 4 Cleaning disc and optical pickup Refer to Disc load check flowchart on the page 4 21 Remove the foreign object takin...

Page 46: ... Yes Check the disc loaded status Is a single sided disc used Is disc loaded with the recording surface facing the optical pickup Load the disc with the recording surface facing the optical pickup Is disc properly attached to the turntable Push the disc onto the turntable until a click is heard Is there a foreign object in the vicinity of turntable Remove the foreign object Is disc usable on the D...

Page 47: ... cleaners and cleaning cloths generally available are also usable a KS2424 X00 Toraysee cleaning cloth only produced by Toray b LF K200DCJ1 DVD RAM PD disc cleaner cleaning cloth and cleaning liquid produced by Panasonic c OC CS MO disc cleaner cleaning cloth and cleaning liquid produced by Hitachi Maxell 2 Cleaning optical pickup Note Do not clean the optical pickup needlessly The optical pickup ...

Page 48: ...nd Updating The DVD video camera recorder stores in flash memory the five types of firmware program shown in Table 4 5 1 These firmware programs can be updated whenever necessary to improve performance Check to see whether any defects in the DVD video camera recorder can be eliminated by updating any firmware programs If improvement is likely update them Information The information on how to upgra...

Page 49: ...sion or information display screen using the following button operation Simultaneously press the SELECT REC and buttons Information The display contents on version and detail screens are identical except for the titles at the top left of screen The version screen is a version check screen used when either disc or card is loaded or when both disc and card are loaded The detail display screen is a v...

Page 50: ...power switch to OFF and then use the AC adapter charger to power the DVD video camera recorder A battery cannot be used to do this because it may interrupt power of DVD video camera recorder during updating 3 Insert the disc card for updating 4 Set the power switch to VIDEO when using a disc for updating or to CARD PHOTO when sing a card for updating 3 Details of information display version screen...

Page 51: ...he disc card for updating Fig 4 5 2 Example of Display on Updating Firmware Same Version Screen Updating Start Screen Firmware Update Start Firmware update Firmware Update System Update Screen Firmware Update Updating system Do not turn off power Drive Main Update Screen Firmware Update Updating drive Main Please wait about 1 minutes Do not turn off power Drive Core Update Screen Firmware Update U...

Page 52: ...k in disc drive unit and take great care that the reflected laser beam does not strike your eye Doing so could cause serious vision damage 4 6 1 Trouble diagnosis flowchart Interpreting the trouble diagnosis flowchart 1 If removing any component is stated in the flowchart remove that component referring to 5 Disassembly and Reassembly 2 If Solder a lead wire to check point is stated solder a lead ...

Page 53: ...oes image appear on the LCD monitor Refer to No image appears on LCD monitor No Yes Yes No Yes No No video signal from AV S input output jack Is either camera recorded image or playback image output Replace the MAN circuit board Does image appear in viewfinder or on LCD monitor Is playback image output Refer to Camera recorded image is abnormal Replace IC6301 Replace the MAN circuit board Block no...

Page 54: ... Replace the MAN circuit board Replace the LCD unit Set to service position B Does backlight turn on Replace the LCD unit Replace D0510 TL0525 C8 5V 8 5V DC Remove the MAN circuit board and solder a lead wire to check points TL0525 MAN A TL8030 AEL A List of check points Symptom Circuit board side Location on circuit board Lead wire soldered or not 1C Need not 1B Need Troubleshooting Trouble Diagn...

Page 55: ...001 CCD image sensor Replace IC2001 TL2009 V3 TL2010 V4 TL2012 V2 TL2013 V1 Pulses 0 15 7 0 7 V1 V3 pulses V2 V4 pulses H1 H2 pulses 0 RG pulse 10 0 13 3 3 3 1 12 V DC for DZ GX20A 15 V DC for other models Remove the MAN circuit board and solder a lead wire to check points List of check points Symptom Circuit board side Location on circuit board Lead wire soldered or not 3B 4C Need 3B Need not 3B ...

Page 56: ...0 7V DC Replace IC0501 Replace Q0503 TL0515 LEN3V 3 6V DC IC0502 27 7V DC Replace IC0502 Replace Q0510 Replace IC1301 Set to service position A Remove the MAN circuit board and solder a lead wire to check points List of check points Symptom Circuit board side Location on circuit board Lead wire soldered or not TL0513 MAN B 6C Need not TL0514 MAN B 5D Need not TL0515 MAN A 2A Need IC0501 30 MAN B 4...

Page 57: ...d Does SELECT button function TL8004 KEY1 Does the voltage vary 3 Button faulty Replace the L case Set to service position B TL8006 KEY2 Does the voltage vary 3 Remove the L block Replace the MAN circuit board Replace the MAN circuit board Replace the MAN circuit board Button faulty Replace the L case 3 When the do not function button is pressed TL8002 AEL A TL8003 AEL A TL8004 AEL A TL8006 AEL A ...

Page 58: ...cuit board side Location on circuit board Lead wire soldered or not TL7005 MAN B 5D Need not No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes PHOTO button focus lock does not function TL7010 FOCUS_LOCK 0V 2 1 When PHOTO button is pressed all the way Set to service position A Does autofocus operate Refer to Autofocus does not operate Does focus lock when PHOTO button is pressed halfway TL7011 SHUTTER 0V 1 PHOTO button ...

Page 59: ...it board List of check points Symptom Circuit board side Location on circuit board Lead wire soldered or not TL7001 MAN B 5D Need not No Yes Yes No Zoom lever does not operate Can zoom be operated by remote control Does autofocus operate Refer to Autofocus does not operate Zoom lever faulty Replace the rear case Replace the MAN circuit board Troubleshooting Trouble Diagnosis ...

Page 60: ...ion on circuit board Lead wire soldered or not 3B TL0523 MAN A TL7002 TL7003 TL7004 F0501 0504 IC0501 33 1B TL0525 MAN A IC0502 30 31 Need Need TL0508 TL0509 TL0510 TL0511 TL0512 TL0514 TL0515 TL0516 TL0517 TL0522 TL0524 IC0502 32 33 IC0501 30 IC0502 27 IC0501 31 IC0501 32 IC0502 26 5D Need not MAN B 5E Need not MAN B 1F Need MAN A 1F Need MAN A 1E Need MAN A 6E Need not MAN B 5D Need not MAN B 2A...

Page 61: ...eplace Q0503 1 TL0515 LEN3V 3 6V DC IC0502 27 7V DC Replace IC0502 Replace Q0510 TL0517 D3V 3 2V DC IC0501 31 7V Replace IC0501 Replace Q0504 2 TL0511 C1 5V 1 5V DC Replace IC0503 TL0516 D1 5V 1 5V DC Replace IC0504 TL0512 C3V_SYS C3V_SYS2 3 2V DC IC0502 30 31 7V DC Replace IC0502 Replace Q0508 or Q0509 Troubleshooting Trouble Diagnosis ...

Page 62: ...C IC0501 32 7V DC Replace IC0501 Replace Q0505 TL0523 C15 12V 12V or 15V DC 2 TL0525 C8 5V 8 5V DC Replace D0508 or D0509 3 2 12 V DC for DZ GX20A 15 V DC for other models IC0502 26 7V DC Replace Q0511 3 Replace D0508 for DZ GX20A D0509 for other models 2 4 When power switch is set to VIDEO 5 When power switch is set to DISC PHOTO 6 When power switch is set to CARD PHOTO Power switch faulty Replac...

Page 63: ...er of disc insertion block is opened or closed Set to service position A Does the voltage at R7003 DOOR_SW vary 1 Replace the lock unit Replace the MAN circuit board List of check points Symptom Circuit board side Location on circuit board Lead wire soldered or not R7003 MAN B 4E Need not Message Disc is not formatted Format the disc now appears even if a formatted disc is loaded Replace the disc ...

Page 64: ... position Cautions 1 The DZ GX20A incorporates a high voltage flash unit Use countermeasures to prevent electric shock such as wearing gloves and take great care during work The flash unit Keeps its high voltage even if the power supply AC adapter charger battery etc is removed 2 Laser light striking the eye may cause your eyesight to be lost For safety be sure to remove any power supply AC adapte...

Page 65: ...ews A to secure the rear block Fig 4 6 2 Setting to Service Position A A M1 7 4 Black E M1 7 3 Silver 3 Screws E MAN circuit board 6 Screw A 6 Screw A 1 3 5 4 DRF H DRF M DRF L circuit board GSL H GSL M GSL L circuit board 2 6 Screw A Rear block Frame Frame R block MAN circuit board 2 Setting to service position B Service position B is used to diagnose trouble in the system of operation buttons on...

Page 66: ... this time 3 Use the three screws E to secure the AEL circuit board 4 With DZ GX20A MV780A connect the SHE H SHE M circuit board to AEL circuit board The SHE H SHE M circuit board is not mounted in DZ MV730A 5 Connect the flat cable of EVF unit to the AEL circuit board 6 Attach the front block to R block 7 Connect the AVJ H AVJ L AVJ M and FRT H FRT L FRT M circuit boards to AEL circuit board Fig ...

Page 67: ...iagnosis 8 Connect the two flat cables on L block and the connector of speaker cable to the AEL circuit board Fig 4 6 5 Fig 4 6 5 Setting to Service Position B 2 2 8 Connector of speaker cable 8 8 2 1 1 Insert 2 Lock R block L block ...

Page 68: ...g the procedure in this section Cautions Laser light striking the eye may cause your eyesight to be lost For safety be sure to remove any power supply AC adapter charger battery etc from the DVD video camera recorder before starting work Information 1 The DZ GX20A is used for explanation in this section Although the shapes of parts are slightly different for each model the procedure is identical f...

Page 69: ...UICK MENU button at this time Pressing the QUICK MENU button will not allow you to check the settings 4 Operate the buttons to display the screens for the record function setup date function setup EVF LCD setup and initial setup in sequence making sure of the settings At this time the items on photo quality external photo input and self timer will not appear since they are related to photo recordi...

Page 70: ...s Yes Yes No Setting range Auto Sports Portrait Spotlight Sand Snow Low Light Auto Set Outdoor Indoor 1 Indoor 2 On Off 240 40 Off On Off Auto On Off XTRA FINE STD FINE NORM ECO On Off CAMERA LINE S LINE Frame Field On Off On Off 17 00 D M Y 5 00PM M D Y PM5 00 Y M D Remarks Displayed only in the VIDEO mode Except for DZ MV730A Maximum 40x in PHOTO mode even if set to 240x Displayed only in the VI...

Page 71: ...onds Item LCD Brightness EVF Brightness Color Level EVF Display Beep Power Save Record LED Language Demo Mode System reset Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Camera function reset Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Default at factory Center Center Center Auto On Off On English Auto Setting range Auto On On Off On Off On Off English French Spanish German Italian Auto Off Start Remarks Memo Fig 4 ...

Page 72: ...era function setup screen 4 Use the buttons to choose Initial Setup and then press the button 5 Use the buttons to choose Reset and then press the button The screen for verifying reset will appear 6 Use the buttons to choose YES and then press the button Reset will be executed 7 After reset press the MENU button to close the camera function setup screen ENTER RETURN Beep Power Save Language Demo M...

Page 73: ...harger to power the DVD video camera recorder and set the power switch to VIDEO or DISC PHOTO Do not use a battery for initializing disc If power is interrupted during work the disc could become unusable 2 Make sure that the DVD RAM to be initialized is free from dirt or scratch If the disc is dirty or scratched normal initialization may be impossible 3 Insert the DVD RAM to be initialized 4 After...

Page 74: ...not to scratch the cover or L case with screwdriver 2 Connect the DVD video camera recorder jig tool and power supply as shown in Fig 4 9 2 Refer to 6 1 1 List of Jigs and Tools used when Creating Reference Data for details on jig tool and power supply in the figure 3 Copy the adjustment program to HDD of PC Refer to 6 1 5 Copying or Deleting Adjustment Program for copying 4 Start the adjustment p...

Page 75: ...g No 7099448 Halcyon connector No TP14391 3 Backup method 1 Choose DATA INITIALIZE on the ADJUST MENU screen 2 Click the EXECUTE button on ADJUST MENU screen to proceed with the DATA INITIALIZE MENU screen ADJUST MENU screen MANUAL ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM for SERVICE STATION MODEL NAME DATA INITIALIZE EXECUTE RETURN CONNECTION ADJUST MENU SAMPLING PULSE AUTO IRIS CONTROL MATRIX CHROMA GAIN AUTO FUCUS S...

Page 76: ...irmed using the PROGRESS STATUS dialog 7 When backup is complete the BACKUP FINISHED dialog will appear Click the OK button in dialog to restore the DATA INITIALIZE MENU screen 8 Then click the RETURN buttons on each menu screen to restore the MODEL SELECT screen and click the EXIT button on MODEL SELECT screen to exit the adjustment program 9 Disconnect the DVD video camera recorder jig tool and ...

Page 77: ...rogress status can be confirmed using the PROGRESS STATUS dialog 7 When writing is complete the INITIALIZATION FINISHED dialog will appear Click the OK button in dialog to restore the DATA INITIALIZE MENU screen 8 Click the RETURN button on DATA INITIALIZE MENU screen to restore the ADJUST MENU screen and then perform adjustment according to 6 3 2 List of Adjustments Needed After Replacing Major C...

Page 78: ... eyesight to be lost For safety be sure to remove any power supply AC adapter charger battery etc from the DVD video camera recorder before starting work 5 2 Order of Disassembly 1 Refer to the disassembly flowcharts in Figs 5 2 1 and 5 2 2 for the order of removing each component The disassembly flowcharts are different for each model Be sure to follow the disassembly flowchart for the correspond...

Page 79: ... Crystal Filter Lens Frame 5 3 28 LCD case B 5 3 24 Cushion F Cushion R 5 3 3 L cover 5 3 13 5 3 17 Flash unit 2 R cover 5 3 19 R case 5 3 20 Lock unit 5 3 21 Microphone Front case Adjustment cover 5 3 22 5 3 31 Lens frame Lens unit 5 3 32 CCD image sensor GSL L circuit board For DZ GX20A For DZ MV730A For DZ MV730A 1 The SHE H circuit board is not mounted in DZ MV730A 2 The flash unit is not moun...

Page 80: ... step numbers of disassembly procedures and letters in brackets show the types of screw Fig 5 3 1 Disassembly and Reassembly Disassembly 1 Lens Hood DZ GX20A MV780A MV730A 1 Turn the lens hood a in the direction of the arrow to remove it a 1 2 Top Cover DZ GX20A MV780A MV730A 1 Remove the screw B 2 Remove the top cover a in the direction of the arrow B M1 7 2 5 Black 1 B 2 a Fig 5 3 2 a Lens Hood ...

Page 81: ... 2 5 Black 1 B a 2 Disassembly and Reassembly Disassembly 1 Move the lock slider c in the direction of the arrow to open the disc insertion block 2 Use tweezers etc to remove cushions F a and R b from the R case d taking care not to scratch the R case or disc drive unit e Cautions during disassembly and reassembly 1 Make sure that there is no dust or remaining cushioning material on the R case 2 W...

Page 82: ...b are not disconnected 5 Unplug the connector of speaker cables c 6 Disconnect the two flat cables Caution during disassembly and reassembly Securely plug in the connector of speaker cable and connect the two flat cables Fig 5 3 5 1 A 4 Push 2 B Top side Rear side Bottom side Front left side 3 C C M1 7 4 Silver A M1 7 4 Black B M1 7 2 5 Black 1 A 5 c 4 6 6 1 A 2 B 2 B 3 C 1 2 1 Unlock 2 Remove b a...

Page 83: ...block b are not disconnected 5 Unplug the connector of speaker cable c 6 Disconnect the two flat cables Caution during disassembly and reassembly Securely plug in the connector of speaker cable and connect the two flat cables Fig 5 3 6 2 B Top side Rear side Bottom side 3 C 4 Push 1 A C M1 7 4 Silver A M1 7 4 black B M1 7 2 5 Black 1 A 4 6 1 A 2 B 3 C 1 A 1 2 1 Unlock 2 Remove 5 c a b Disassembly ...

Page 84: ...VJ L circuit board d from AEL e circuit board in the direction of the arrow 5 Remove the front block a in the direction of the arrow C M1 7 4 Silver A M1 7 4 black H M1 7 5 Silver 1 A 2 H For DZ GX20A 1 A 1 A b a 4 5 3 e c d 2 C For DZ MV730A Fig 5 3 7 Front right side DZ GX 20A of front right side 2 H DZ MV730A of front right side 2 C Disassembly and Reassembly Disassembly a Front cover b Jack co...

Page 85: ...M circuit board d from AEL circuit board e in the direction of the arrow 6 Remove the AVJ M circuit board e from AEL circuit board in the direction of the arrow 7 Remove the front block in the direction of the arrow A M1 7 4 Black C M1 7 4 Silver L M1 7 3 Silver 4 C 3 L 7 3 A c b 5 f d e 6 5 2 1 L a Good Tab of the lens cover No good Tab of the lens cover Fig 5 3 8 Disassembly and Reassembly Disas...

Page 86: ... board a from the MAN circuit board b in the direction of the arrow The AEL and MAN circuit boards are directly joined via the connector Removing the AEL circuit board in a direction other than that of the arrow could damage the connector Caution during disassembly and reassembly Securely connect the AEL and MAN circuit boards Fig 5 3 9 E M1 7 3 Silver 3 E a b 4 1 c For DZ GX20A MV780A 3 E 2 Disas...

Page 87: ...ard since the heat sink rubbers g of board will stick to the frame 7 Disconnect the two flat cables Note Do not scratch the surface of IC4003 which is a silicone substrate silicone wafer made of semiconductor Scratching it could cause a fault Caution during disassembly and reassembly Be sure to paste the two heat sink rubbers to the MAN circuit board Neglecting this could cause a fault 2 A 2 A 1 2...

Page 88: ... Remove the screw F taking care because the spring c of battery release button b may pop out 3 Remove the hand strap a in the direction of the arrow and then pull out the pin d 13 L Cover DZ GX20A MV780A MV730A 1 Remove the five screws F 2 Release the tab and then remove the L case b in the direction of the arrow Fig 5 3 12 F M1 7 4 Block b c a 3 d 1 F 2 F 3 Fig 5 3 13 F M1 7 4 Block 1 F 1 F 2 2 T...

Page 89: ...oard from the circuit board block of flash unit d in the direction of the arrow 3 Remove the screw B 4 Remove the screw A 5 Remove the screw accessory shoe a together with SHE H circuit board in the direction of the arrow 6 With DZ GX20A remove the SHE H circuit board from the accessory shoe in the direction of the arrow Fig 5 3 14 A M1 7 4 Block B M1 7 2 5 Block 4 A 4 A 3 B 5 Tabs a a 6 1 2 5 c b...

Page 90: ...unit to any impact however slight could result in a fault Fig 5 3 15 C M1 7 4 Silver B M1 7 2 5 Block 1 B b 1 B a 2 C For DZ GX20A 16 Camera Block DZ MV780A 1 Remove the screw B Note Take great care when handling the camera block The camera block contains the lens unit which is a precision component Subjecting the lens unit to any impact however slight could result in a fault Fig 5 3 16 B M1 7 2 5...

Page 91: ...t is a component with the flash and circuit board blocks connected 1 Remove the screw A and then remove the flash block 2 Remove the screw F and then remove the circuit board block Caution during disassembly and reassembly Secure the cables of flash unit between the flash and circuit board blocks as shown in the figure Fig 5 3 17 F M1 7 4 Black A M1 7 4 Black c a 1 F 2 A b a Flash block of flash u...

Page 92: ...oe in the direction of the arrow B M1 7 2 5 black L M1 7 3 Silver a a 2 1 B c c 3 1 L b 18 Accessory Shoe and SHE M Circuit Board DZ MV780A Fig 5 3 18 19 R Cover DZ GX20A MV780A MV730A 1 Remove the screw F 2 Move the R cover a in the direction of the arrow to release the tab 3 Remove the R cover in the direction of the arrow Fig 5 3 19 F M1 7 4 Block 1 F a 2 Boss 2 Boss 2 3 a Accessory shoe b SHE ...

Page 93: ...cuit board in disc drive unit c in the direction of the arrow Note The disc drive unit is a precision component Take great care when handling it Do not subject the disc drive unit to any impact Doing so could cause a fault Caution during disassembly and reassembly Be sure to paste the heat sink rubber e Neglecting this could cause a fault Fig 5 3 20 A M1 7 4 Black F M1 7 4 Black G M1 7 1 8 Silver ...

Page 94: ...lock 3 B 3 B 2 a c b 1 F 1 F c 3 B Right side 22 Adjustment Cover L Case and LCD Unit DZ GX20A MV780A MV730A 1 Insert a fine tipped flat bladed screwdriver e into the groove in adjustment cover a and remove the cover from L case b in the direction of the arrow Be very careful not to scratch the cover or L case with screwdriver 2 Remove the two screws J taking care not to lose the LCD ground plate ...

Page 95: ...hed at this time 4 Release the connection between the LCD circuit board e and MR circuit board d 5 Remove the MR circuit board in the direction of the arrow The MR circuit board is a film like board Do not forcibly fold or bend it 6 Disconnect the flat cable 7 Remove the fulcrum unit in the direction of the arrow Fig 5 3 23 C M1 7 4 Silver 3 Tabs 2 C 2 C 7 5 1 90 3 4 d b 6 e a 1 1 2 c 2 1 3 Tabs 3...

Page 96: ...ng them Adherence of any dust foreign object fingerprint etc to them or any scratches or impact could result in a fault 2 If the LCD circuit board mirror sheet light guide plate diffusion sheet prism sheets monitor sheet or LCD panel become detached from the LCD frame assemble them as shown below Fig 5 3 24a a 1 i b i g e f d c White surface Silver surface A B C A B C h b Fig 5 3 24b a LCD case B ...

Page 97: ...cuit board a from jack holder b in the direction of the arrow F M1 7 4 Black c b d 2 a 1 F e d c 26 FRT H FRT M FRT L Circuit Board DZ GX20A MV780A MV730A 1 Release the connection between the microphone and FRT H FRT M FRT L circuit board a 2 Remove the screw F F M1 7 4 Block c a 2 F 1 b Fig 5 3 26 a AVJ H AVJ M AVJ L circuit board b Jack holder c Ground plate d Microphone e Front case a FRT H FRT...

Page 98: ...y and Reassembly Disassembly 27 Microphone and Front Case DZ GX20A MV780A MV730A 1 Remove the screw F and then remove the microphone a from the front case b Fig 5 3 27 F M1 7 4 Black b a 1 F a Microphone b Front case ...

Page 99: ...lter are precision components Take great care when handling them Adherence of any dust foreign object fingerprint etc to them or any scratches or impact could cause a fault 2 Never use metal tweezers to handle the crystal filter Doing so could damage it Cautions during disassembly and reassembly Take care with the orientation of crystal filter when assembling it Incorrect orientation of the crysta...

Page 100: ...the crystal filter Doing so could damage it Caution during disassembly and reassembly Take care with the orientation of crystal filter when assembling it Incorrect orientation of the crystal filter could cause a fault 30 CCD Image Sensor and GSL M Circuit Board DZ MV780A Fig 5 3 29 E M1 7 3 Gold M M1 7 3 5 Silver H M1 7 5 Silver 5 H e b d c 2 E 4 M 3 a 1 Lens side CCD image sensor side Colored Tra...

Page 101: ... disassembly and reassembly Take care with the orientation of crystal filter when assembling it Incorrect orientation of the crystal filter could cause a fault 32 CCD Image Sensor and GSL L Circuit Board DZ MV730A Fig 5 3 31 F M1 7 4 Black N M1 7 5 Silver 1 N 3 H a b f e d c 2 1 2 1 Unlock 2 Pull out Lens side CCD image sensor side Colored Transparent 1 Unsolder the 14 points at the CCD image sens...

Page 102: ...etc c When performing adjustment using a C12 light balancing filter that is different from that used when the reference data was created d When deleting the folder containing the adjustment program from HDD Restrictions If the same model with normal camera block as the one to be adjusted is not available the reference data can be created by the following procedure However reference data created th...

Page 103: ... pin or 25 pin straight type Generally available Check the number of pins of RS 232C terminals on PC and DSP R jig and the shapes male female before purchasing AV S input output or output cable Accessory Parts No EW12525 DZ ACS2 AC adapter charger Accessory 2 Power cable for AC adapter charger Accessory 2 DC power cord Accessory Parts No EV11011 1 The adjustment program used on DVD video camera re...

Page 104: ...rm any work with the DVD video camera recorder disassembled since the DVD video camera recorder has a laser emitting block and high voltage circuits Do not remove any parts other than the adjustment cover 1 Setting of light box 1 Use a light box whose color temperature is controlled with no flickering Using an inappropriate light box will interference with work 2 Setting and disassembly of DVD vid...

Page 105: ...on connector after powering the DVD video camera recorder could cause a fault White Yellow Black Black Red RS 232C cable DSP R Jig No 7099448 PC DZ ACS2 Power cable To AC outlet DC power cord Light box Front section AV S input output cable 30 50cm Tripod Color Monitor To VIDEO IN Yellow RESET button Halcyon connector No TP14391 RD Pin 28 GND Pin 26 SD Pin 29 DC power supply 5V 1A Adjustment cover ...

Page 106: ...cedure to operate the buttons and set Demo Mode in the Initial Setup menu to Off Forgetting to set it to Off will cause a problem during creation of reference data 8 Press the MENU button to restore the normal display Information The following table shows the menu status after the above settings The settings for Date Setup are not shown in the table below since they do not have any meaning when cr...

Page 107: ...reated during storage Adjustment Creating Reference Data 6 1 6 Starting and Terminating Reference Data Creation Program Make sure that the connections are correct the power switch on DVD video camera recorder is set to VIDEO and the DC power supply for DSP R jig is turned on The reference data creation program will not start unless the connections for creating reference data are correct and the DV...

Page 108: ...is supplied to the reference data creating device or DSP R interface jig Clicking the OK button will finish the program After solving the problem restart the program When the communication port error dialog appears There was a mistake in selecting communication port Check the communication port Clicking the OK button will finish the program Select the communication port again after restart MANUAL ...

Page 109: ...NDLE ERROR dialog appears when the correct model has been chosen obtain download the newest adjustment program and then start over again If the FILE HANDLE ERROR dialog still appears with the newest adjustment program check with the factory MODEL SELECT screen MANUAL ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM for SERVICE STATION MODEL SELECT ENTER EXIT CONNECTION 6 7 SETUP MENU screen MANUAL ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM for SERVIC...

Page 110: ...m does not work perform the following procedure 1 Set the power switch of reference data creating device to OFF 2 Turn off the DC power supply of DSP R jig 3 Simultaneously press the Ctrl Alt and Delete keys on PC keyboard to restart the PC 4 After the PC restarts set the power switch of reference data creating device to VIDEO and turn on the DC power supply of DSP R jig again 5 Restart the refere...

Page 111: ...tup Remove the C12 light balancing filter from the lens of DVD video camera recorder and then click the OK button in REMOVE THE FILTER dialog After that the ATTACH THE FILTER dialog and REMOVE THE FILTER dialog may occasionally appear Reattach the C12 light balancing filter and remove it each time 5 When setup is complete the SETUP FINISHED dialog will appear Click the OK button in dialog to resto...

Page 112: ...e to execute all items at the same time If you click the RETURN button on the SETUP MENU screen with an unfinished item the EXECUTE OTHER ITEMS dialog will appear Click the OK button in EXECUTE OTHER ITEMS dialog and then execute the unfinished items SETUP MENU screen MANUAL ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM for SERVICE STATION Matrix EXECUTE RETURN SETUP MENU White Balance Abs White Balance 8 9 10 ALL SETUP FIN...

Page 113: ...the reference data created in the past to perform adjustment Yes No Create the reference data referring to section 6 1 No Yes Does the map05w folder exist on HDD of PC used to create the reference data Copy the map05w folder from the PC on which you created the reference data Will you use the same light box as when you created the reference data Did you perform maintenance on the light box after c...

Page 114: ...s very dangerous to perform any work with the DVD video camera recorder disassembled since the DVD video camera recorder has a laser emitting block and high voltage circuits Do not remove any parts other than the adjustment cover 1 Setting of light box 1 Use the same light box as when the reference data was created Its color temperature and illuminance are strictly controlled and free from flicker...

Page 115: ...during creation of reference data 5 Be sure to connect the video output of DVD video camera recorder to the video input jack of color monitor which is usually terminated by 75 ohm If the video output is not terminated by 75 ohm the video output value cannot be measured correctly Note Always connect the Halcyon connector before connecting the DC power cord to the DVD video camera recorder Connectin...

Page 116: ...e YES and then press the button 7 When reset is complete use the above procedure to operate the buttons and set Demo Mode in the Initial Setup menu to Off Forgetting to set it to Off will cause a problem during creation of reference data 8 Press the MENU button to restore the normal display Information The following table shows the menu status after the above settings The settings for Date Setup a...

Page 117: ... may have to be set See the instruction manual of test equipment for details 1 Oscilloscope a Probe 10 1 b TIME DIV 10 or 20 µs except where some other designation is given c VOLTS DIV Change depending on the measurement object d TRIGGER SOURCE CH1 except where some other designation is given e AC DC GND AC 2 Vectorscope a SATURATION 75 Adjustment Setups for Adjustment ...

Page 118: ...button on the COMMUNICATION PORT SETTING screen and then proceed with the MODEL SELECT screen Note If the dialogs on right appear perform the following troubleshooting When the power or connection error dialog appears A connection is incorrect or power is not turned on Make sure that all connections are correct and that power is supplied to the reference data creating device or DSP R interface jig...

Page 119: ...he OK button and then choose the correct model Note If the FILE HANDLE ERROR dialog appears when the correct model has been chosen obtain download the newest adjustment program and then start over again If the FILE HANDLE ERROR dialog still appears with the newest adjustment program check with the factory MANUAL ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM for SERVICE STATION MODEL SELECT ENTER EXIT CONNECTION 6 7 MODEL SE...

Page 120: ... program does not work perform the following procedure 1 Set the power switch of reference data creating device to OFF 2 Turn off the DC power supply of DSP R jig 3 Simultaneously press the Ctrl Alt and Delete keys on PC keyboard to restart the PC 4 After the PC restarts set the power switch of reference data creating device to VIDEO and turn on the DC power supply of DSP R jig again 5 Restart the...

Page 121: ... SERVICE STATION LCD ADJUSTMENT MENU PLL EXECUTE RETURN CONNECTION LCD ADJUSTMENT MENU CONTRAST BRIGHT WHITE BALANCE Data Initialize Initial Data Write EXECUTE RETURN CONNECTION FILE MENU Original Data Backup Backup Data Write LINEARITY Communication Port Setting Model Select AUTO IRIS CONTROL SAMPLING PULSE MATRIX CHROMA GAIN AUTO FOCUS SPOT NOISE VIDEO LEVEL BURST LEVEL LCD PLL LCD BRIGHT LCD CO...

Page 122: ...ard or IC2005 1 EEPROM data backup disabled 2 1 Be sure to perform 4 9 2 EEPROM data backup and write before replacing the MAN circuit board 2 EEPROM data backup disabled refers to when the backup of EEPROM data from the MAN circuit board to be replaced could not be properly executed due to some fault such as the DVD video camera recorder not being turned on etc 3 DZ GX20A only 4 The following thr...

Page 123: ...e to perform these adjustments as a set with the three items and in the order stated LCD contrast 1 LCD bright LCD contrast 2 Item Initial Data Write Video Level Burst Level Autofocus Auto Iris Control Sampling Pulse Linearity 3 Matrix Chroma Gain Spot Noise LCD PLL LCD Contrast 1 4 LCD Bright 4 LCD Contrast 2 4 LCD White Balance IC1301 Lens Unit Major Components ...

Page 124: ...m Initial Data Write Video Level Burst Level Autofocus Auto Iris Control Sampling Pulse Linearity Matrix Chroma Gain Spot Noise LCD PLL LCD Contrast 1 LCD Bright LCD Contrast 2 LCD White Balance 6 3 3 Purpose of Adjustments and Incompleted Phenomenon Incompleted Phenomenon The picture becomes dark or whitish Focus is lost during zooming It takes time until a subject is brought into focus or correc...

Page 125: ...utton on ADJUST MENU screen to proceed with the DATA INITIALIZE MENU screen 3 Choose Initial Data Write on the DATA INITIALIZE MENU screen 4 Click the EXECUTE button on DATA INITIALIZE MENU screen to start writing of initial data The progress status can be confirmed using the PROGRESS STATUS dialog 5 When writing is complete the INITIALIZATION FINISHED dialog will appear Click the OK button in dia...

Page 126: ...e that clicking the RETURN button will restore the ADJUST MENU screen to the status before the adjustment was performed 5 When save is complete the ADJUSTMENT FINISHED dialog will appear Click the OK button in dialog to restore the ADJUST MENU screen ADJUST MENU screen VIDEO LEVEL ADJUSTMENT screen Fig 6 4 1 MANUAL ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM for SERVICE STATION MODEL NAME EXECUTE RETURN CONNECTION ADJUST ...

Page 127: ... sure to click the SAVE button Note that clicking the RETURN button will restore the ADJUST MENU screen to the status before the adjustment was performed 5 When save is complete the ADJUSTMENT FINISHED dialog will appear Click the OK button in dialog to restore the ADJUST MENU screen ADJUST MENU screen MANUAL ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM for SERVICE STATION MODEL NAME EXECUTE RETURN CONNECTION ADJUST MENU D...

Page 128: ...djustment 3 When adjustment is complete the ADJUSTMENT FINISHED dialog will appear Click the OK button in dialog to restore the ADJUST MENU screen If the AF ADJUSTMENT ERROR dialog appears click the OK button in dialog perform the following troubleshooting and then execute readjustment a Increase the illumination b Set the distance between the backfocus chart and lens surface precisely to 1500mm 5...

Page 129: ...ill appears after the corrective action the lens unit may be faulty a Turn the light box off and then make sure that no surrounding light reflects on glass surface of light box If any surrounding light does reflect on it perform adjustment in a place where no surrounding light will affect the adjustment b Widen or shorten the distance between the light box and DVD video camera recorder ADJUST MENU...

Page 130: ...ter leaving the DVD video camera recorder for at least one hour at normal temperature and then starting within 90 seconds after turning it on Unstable circuit operation will cause improper adjustment Preparation Cap the lens of DVD video camera recorder Procedure 1 Choose SAMPLING PULSE on the ADJUST MENU screen 2 Click the EXECUTE button on ADJUST MENU screen to start adjustment 3 When adjustment...

Page 131: ... still appears after the corrective action the lens unit may be faulty a Turn the light box off and then make sure that no surrounding light reflects on glass surface of light box If any surrounding light does reflect on it perform adjustment in a place where no surrounding light will affect the adjustment b Widen or shorten the distance between the light box and DVD video camera recorder ADJUST M...

Page 132: ...ng filter from the lens of DVD video camera recorder and then click the OK button in REMOVE THE FILTER dialog After that the ATTACH THE FILTER dialog and REMOVE THE FILTER dialog may occasionally appear Reattach the C12 light balancing filter and remove it each time 5 When adjustment is complete the ADJUSTMENT FINISHED dialog will appear Click the OK button in dialog to restore the ADJUST MENU scr...

Page 133: ...he mark changes to a steady light 3 Press the STOP CANCEL button on DVD video camera recorder 4 Insert the color bar chart into light box and point the DVD video camera recorder at the chart so that it fills the screen Adjustment Adjustment Procedure MANUAL ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM for SERVICE STATION MODEL NAME EXECUTE RETURN CONNECTION ADJUST MENU DATA INITIALIZE SAMPLING PULSE AUTO IRIS CONTROL MATRI...

Page 134: ... 6 4 1 Click the button at approx 2 second intervals while checking any increase or decrease in vector or level 9 After step 8 is complete be sure to click the SAVE button Note that clicking the RETURN button will restore the ADJUST MENU screen to the status before the adjustment was performed 10 When save is complete the ADJUSTMENT FINISHED dialog will appear Click the OK button in dialog to rest...

Page 135: ... easily be judged by capping the lens Use a CRT color monitor for this check Procedure 1 Choose SPOT NOISE on the ADJUST MENU screen 2 Click the EXECUTE button on ADJUST MENU screen to start adjustment When SPOT NOISE starts the DVD video camera recorder will automatically turn on again 3 When adjustment is complete the ADJUSTMENT FINISHED dialog will appear Click the OK button in dialog to restor...

Page 136: ...g the PROGRESS STATUS dialog 3 When the DVD video camera recorder has shifted to the test mode the LCD screen will be black and white see Fig 6 4 7 and the LCD ADJUSTMENT MENU screen will appear on the PC monitor screen ADJUST MENU screen MANUAL ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM for SERVICE STATION MODEL NAME EXECUTE RETURN CONNECTION ADJUST MENU DATA INITIALIZE SAMPLING PULSE AUTO IRIS CONTROL MATRIX CHROMA GAI...

Page 137: ...4 After step 3 is complete be sure to click the SAVE button Note that clicking the RETURN button will restore the LCD ADJUSTMENT MENU screen to the status before the adjustment was performed 5 When save is complete the ADJUSTMENT FINISHED dialog will appear Click the OK button in dialog to restore the LCD ADJUSTMENT MENU screen LCD ADJUSTMENT MENU screen MANUAL ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM for SERVICE STATI...

Page 138: ...s while checking any increase or decrease in level A 4 After step 3 is complete be sure to click the SAVE button Note that clicking the RETURN button will restore the LCD ADJUSTMENT MENU screen to the status before the adjustment was performed 5 When save is complete the ADJUSTMENT FINISHED dialog will appear Click the OK button in dialog to restore the LCD ADJUSTMENT MENU screen Fig 6 4 8 Wavefor...

Page 139: ...he SAVE button Note that clicking the RETURN button will restore the LCD ADJUSTMENT MENU screen to the status before the adjustment was performed 5 When save is complete the ADJUSTMENT FINISHED dialog will appear Click the OK button in dialog to restore the LCD ADJUSTMENT MENU screen LCD ADJUSTMENT MENU screen MANUAL ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM for SERVICE STATION LCD ADJUSTMENT MENU PLL EXECUTE RETURN CON...

Page 140: ... A 4 After step 3 is complete be sure to click the SAVE button Note that clicking the RETURN button will restore the LCD ADJUSTMENT MENU screen to the status before the adjustment was performed 5 When save is complete the ADJUSTMENT FINISHED dialog will appear Click the OK button in dialog to restore the LCD ADJUSTMENT MENU screen LCD ADJUSTMENT MENU screen MANUAL ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM for SERVICE ST...

Page 141: ...ecrease in level a 4 After step 3 is complete be sure to click the NEXT button and then proceed with the SUB BRIGHT RED ADJUSTMENT screen Note that clicking the RETURN button will restore the LCD ADJUSTMENT MENU screen to the status before the adjustment was performed 5 Use the same procedure as in step 3 to equalize levels c and d of the waveform 6 After step 5 is complete be sure to click the NE...

Page 142: ... is complete be sure to click the SAVE button 12 When save is complete the ADJUSTMENT FINISHED dialog will appear Click the OK button in dialog to restore the LCD ADJUSTMENT MENU screen 13 Click the RETURN button in LCD ADJUSTMENT MENU to restore the ADJUST MENU screen SUB BRIGHT BLUE ADJUSTMENT screen MANUAL ADJUSTMENT PROGRAM for SERVICE STATION NEXT RETURN SUB BRIGHT BLUE ADJUSTMENT UP DOWN CON...

Page 143: ...03 906 906 906 906 906 906 902 902 902 902 902 902 902 901 906 903 903 906 902 902 902 906 906 902 910 910 902 901 901 902 902 001 AEL Circuit Board Component Replacement 002 SHE H Circuit Board Component Replacement 003 FRT H FRT L Circuit Board Component Replacement 005 DRF H DRF L Circuit Board Component Replacement 006 AVJ H AVJ L Circuit Board Component Replacement 007 MAN Circuit Board Compo...

Page 144: ... 4E 1E 2F 3F 4F 1F 4 3 2 1 A B C D E F A B C D E F 4 3 2 1 7 1 2 DZ GX20A Camera 7 1 3 DZ MV730A Camera 7 2 148 004 GSL H Circuit Board Component Replacement 908 602 603 604 601 918 918 602 004 GSL L Circuit Board Component Replacement 908 603 604 601 148 ...

Page 145: ...2 902 902 902 902 902 902 901 902 910 910 906 906 902 902 901 901 901 902 902 902 001 AEL Circuit Board Component Replacement 002 SHE M Circuit Board Component Replacement 003 FRT M Circuit Board Component Replacement 005 DRF M Circuit Board Component Replacement 006 AVJ M Circuit Board Component Replacement 007 MAN Circuit Board Component Replacement 008 Disc Drive Unit Unit Replacement 148 601 6...

Page 146: ...PG9001 PG0501 PG9501 PG9302 PG9101 PG9301 PG2301 PG2302 PG6003 AEL DRF H DRF L DRV MAN AVJ H AVJ L GSL H GSL L SHE H HDL 5 LENS UNIT LENS UNIT LCD UNIT For DZ GX20A For DZ GX20A DZ GX20A For DZ MV730A MICROPHONE SPEAKER L COVER OPERATION SWITCH EVF UNIT CARD SLOT FLASH UNIT To ACCESSORY SHOE FOR ADJUSTMENT LOCK UNIT BATTERY TERMINAL REAR COVER POWER SWITCH REC BUTTON ZOOM PHOT DISC EJECT DISC DRIV...

Page 147: ...301A PG1001A PG2001 PG7001 PG7002 PG7004 PG9001 PG0501 PG9501 PG9302 PG9101 PG9301 PG2301 PG2302 PG6003 AEL DRF M DRV MAN AVJ M GSL M SHE M HDL 5 SPEAKER L COVER OPERATION SWITCH MICROPHONE LENS UNIT LCD UNIT FOR ADJUSTMENT CARD SLOT EVF UNIT BATTERY TERMINAL REAR COVER POWER SWITCH REC BUTTON ZOOM PHOT DISC EJECT LOCK UNIT To ACCESSORY SHOE DISC DRIVE UNIT 4 3 2 1 A B C D E F A B C D E F 8 7 6 5 ...

Page 148: ... 8E 1E 2F 3F 4F 5F 6F 7F 8F 1F GSL H MI MI U U CM JPN MA CM JPN MB 5H To CAMERA DSP MAN PG2001 To LENSE UNIT LF PART NAME ENC 03MA 05 ENC 03MB 05 2SC5383 T11 1F 2SC4627J XP4501 MA132K CODE CM JPN MA CM JPN MB LF U 5H MI CCD IMEGE SENSOR GYRO DET 4 3 2 1 A B C D E F A B C D E F 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 7 6 5 S 3 S 3 GSL H ...

Page 149: ... 4F 5F 6F 7F 8F 1F GSL M PART NAME ENC 03MA 05 ENC 03MB 05 2SC5383 T11 1F 2SC4627J 2SC4626J XP4501 DTC114YE MA132K CODE CM JPN MA CM JPN MB LF U V 5H 64 MI To CAMERA DSP MAN PG2001 U V MI 64 CM JPN MA CM JPN MB 5H LF To LENSE UNIT GYRO DET CCD IMEGE SENSOR 4 3 2 1 A B C D E F A B C D E F 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 7 6 5 S 4 S 4 GSL M ...

Page 150: ...F 4F 5F 6F 7F 8F 1F GSL L PART NAME ENC 03MA 05 ENC 03MB 05 2SC5383 T11 1F 2SC4626J XP4501 MA132K CODE CM JPN MA CM JPN MB LF V 5H MI To CAMERA DSP MAN PG2001 MI CM JPN MA CM JPN MB 5H 39k 39k LF 220 220 V C1001B 10p To LENSE UNIT GYRO DET CCD IMEGE SENSOR 4 3 2 1 A B C D E F A B C D E F 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 7 6 5 S 5 S 5 GSL L ...

Page 151: ...EMOTE CONT RECEIVER RECORDING INDICATOR WB IR RECEIVER PART NAME 2SC5383 T11 2SD2345JSL DAP222 CODE LE 1ZS P9 Parts Difference Table Synbol No Location GX20A MV780A MV730A BL1901 FLC181Z16SMMZ Not Provided JK1903 USB JACK Not Provided R1901 Jumper Not Provided R1902 7B 8B 7B 7B 22k Not Provided JK1901 AV INPUT OUTPUT JACK PC CONNECTOION TERMINAL F 4 3 2 1 A B C D E F A B C D E F 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 ...

Page 152: ...8C 1C 2D 3D 4D 5D 6D 7D 8D 1D 2E 3E 4E 5E 6E 7E 8E 1E 2F 3F 4F 5F 6F 7F 8F 1F SHE H SHE M To ACCESSORY SHOE CN0153 To SHASSIS To FLASH UNIT To AEL PG8004 To AEL PG8004 To ACCESSORY SHOE 4 3 2 1 A B C D E F A B C D E F 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 7 6 5 S 7 S 8 SHE H S 9 SHE M S ...

Page 153: ...A 3A 4A 1A 2B 3B 4B 1B 2C 3C 4C 1C 2D 3D 4D 1D 2E 3E 4E 1E 2F 3F 4F 1F 4 3 2 1 A B C D E F A B C D E F 4 3 2 1 S 8 S 10 DRF H DRF M DRF L DRF H DRF M DRF L PG2301 PG2302 To PLUG MAN PG7002 To DRV PG9501 ...

Page 154: ...5002 Jumper Not Provided R5003 5 6k 1 Not Provided R5004 1M Not Provided R5005 1K Not Provided R6027 560 Not Provided R6031 100k Not Provided R6032 100k Not Provided R6033 2 2k Not Provided R6035 Not Provided 100k R6036 Not Provided 100k R6037 Not Provided 1k R6039 1 5k Not Provided R6041 1 5k Not Provided R8001 1k Not Provided R8002 1k Not Provided R8003 1k Not Provided R8004 Jumper Not Provided ...

Page 155: ...ided C2015 27p Not Provided 27p C2017 0 01 Not Provided Not Provided C2018 1 Not Provided 1 C2020 22 Not Provided Not Provided C2038 33p Not Provided Not Provided C2041 10p 10p Not Provided C2042 10p Not Provided Not Provided C2090 10 Not Provided Not Provided C2092 1 Not Provided Not Provided D2004 C RB521S 30 Not Provided C RB521S 30 IC2001 SN74ALVC04PWR SN74LVC04APWR ZF SN74ALVC04PWR IC2002 HD4...

Page 156: ...B 20B 30D 24D 25D 26D 27D 28D 29D 2H 9H 8H 7H 6H To REG 6H 10H To REG 1H 2H 1E To LENS DRIVE 1E To PLUG 6D 14D 1D 2D 3D 4D 5D 15D 16D 17D 18D 19D 20D 21D 22D 23D 51D 52D 53D 54D 55D 56D 57D 58D 59D 60D 61D 62D 63D 64D 65D 66D 67D 68D 69D 70D 71D 72D 73D 74D 75D 5B 4B 3B 2B 1B To PLUG 1D 5D 15D 23D To PLUG 30D 50D 76D 85D To PLUG 24D 29D To PLUG 51D 75D To CAMERA DSP 1B 5B To CAMERA DSP 6B 31B PART...

Page 157: ...H 1H 3H 8H 4G 7H 3G 10H 8G 11J 5F 4J 2G 1G 2J 3J 6J 7J 1J 9G 6G 8J 14J 13J 1F 3F 2F 5J 4F 12J 15J 10J 9J 4H 5H 6H 9H 5G 7G To CODEC 1H 10H To CAMERA DSP 3G 9G To CAMERA DSP 1G 2G To PLUG 8J 15J To PLUG 1J 7J To LENS DRIVE 1F 5F PART NAME MCH3310 TL MCH3408 RB491D MA132WK 1SS388 SBS004 MCH3414 CODE JK KH D2E MU S3 5C KP PWM PWM D3V REG D5V REG 5V REG C1 2V REG C1 8V REG 3V REG LEN3V REG C 7V REG C1...

Page 158: ...1J 7J To REG 8J 15J 6C 15J 14J 13J 12J 11J 9J 8J 10J 5C 4C 15C 14C 13C 17C 16C 12C 1C 2C 3C 10C 9C 7C 11C 8D 7D 6D 5D 10D 9D 1D 2D 3D 4D 76D 78D 77D 79D 80D 81D 82D 83D 85D 1J 2J 3J 4J 5J 6J 7J 84D 14D 30D 39D 40D 41D 42D 43D 44D 45D 46D 47D 16D 17D 18D 19D 20D 23D 50D 49D 71D 75D 72D 73D 74D 15D 12D 11D 31D 32D 33D 34D 35D 36D 37D 38D 13D 28D 29D 26D 25D 24D 27D 22D 21D 51D 52D 53D 54D 55D 56D 57...

Page 159: ...1306 NJM13404R TE1 Not Provided NJM13404R TE1 IC1307 NJM3414AV TE1 Not Provided NJM3414AV TE1 IC1308 MB88347PFV Not Provided MB88347PFV Q1302 XW 2SB1705TL Not Provided XW 2SB1705TL Q1305 CL 2SC5343E CL Not Provided CL 2SC5343E CL R1303 180k 100K 180k R1308 390 220 330 R1310 82k 120K 100K R1313 Jumper Not Provided Jumper R1318 8 2k 8 2k 10K R1332 39k 39k 27K R1336 10k Not Provided 10k R1342 Not Pro...

Page 160: ...h DRIVE1 1 DRIVE1 2 Nch PWM COMP 1 CH1 DEAD TIME 1 23V 1µA 30 OUT2 2 DRIVE1 2 Nch 2 1 3 INE2 CS2 FB2 4 DTC2 35 DTC2 31 OUT2 1 VREF ERROR AMP2 Pch DRIVE2 PWM COMP 2 CH2 1 23V 1µA 18 19 17 INE3 CS3 FB3 16 DTC3 27 OUT3 VREF ERROR AMP3 Pch DRIVE3 PWM COMP 3 CH3 1 23V 1µA 21 20 22 INE4 CS4 FB4 23 DTC4 24 INS 15 CSCP 7 CTL1 8 CTL2 9 12 13 11 14 RT CT VREF GND 6 5 CTL VCC CTL3 10 CTL4 26 OUT4 29 GND01 28...

Page 161: ...E CIRCUIT VDD DETECTOR RESET INTERRUPTS BUS INTERFACE REAL TIME CLOCK SRAM 2k Bits LED DRIVER CONTROL SW CONTROL I O CONTROL 2k GATES VOLTAGE DETECTOR USER LOGIC 17 4 32 22 31 20 19 1 2 3 23 24 25 28 11 16 I O PORT OUT1 RESET1 DO3 DO2 DO1 5 8 VCAP VDDL VDD VBK SW1 4 EJECT FLRSTI SW5 VI1 VDDL 32 768kHz CLK CE DI DO XG XD IC4006 RX 5411LD IC4009 S 814A33AMC ON OFF V IN V OUT ON OFF VSS SHORT PROTECT...

Page 162: ...ERN No JD1196 2 GSL H SIDE A GSL H SIDE B GSL M SIDE A GSL M SIDE B GSL L SIDE A GSL L SIDE B IC1001 9 10 18 1 7 1 8 14 IC1001A 1 7 8 14 IC1001B PG1301B 1 24 C1001B Information The AVJ H DRF H FRT H and GSL H circuit boards with suffix number 6 are changed to the boards with 7 during mass production but the patterns and parts mounting positions do not change 4 3 2 1 A B C D E F A B C D E F 8 7 6 5...

Page 163: ...J H AVJ M AVJ L SIDE B FRT H FRT M FRT L SIDE B Parts Difference Table Synbol No Location GX20A MV780A MV730A BL1901 3B 5D 3B 3B FLC181Z16SMMZ Not Provided JK1903 USB JACK Not Provided R1901 Jumper Not Provided R1902 22k Not Provided Information The AVJ H DRF H FRT H and GSL H circuit boards with suffix number 6 are changed to the boards with 7 during mass production but the patterns and parts mou...

Page 164: ...C 7C 8C 8C 1C 2D 3D 4D 5D 6D 7D 8D 1D 2E 3E 4E 5E 6E 7E 8E 1E 2F 3F 4F 5F 6F 7F 8F 1F SHE H SHE M SIDE A SHE M SIDE B PATTERN No JD1189 6 PATTERN No JD1195 4 CN0151 CN0153 8 1 CN0151 1 8 4 3 2 1 A B C D E F A B C D E F 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 7 6 5 C 3 C 7 SHE H C 8 SHE M ...

Page 165: ...ot Provided C8011 1000P Not Provided CP5001 BM10631R Not Provided IC5001 M66592WG Not Provided IC6021 MM1503XNRE LF Not Provided PG8004 20P Not Provided Q6027 Not Provided CL 2SC5343E CL Q6028 CL 2SC5343E CL Not Provided Q6029 CL 2SC5343E CL Not Provided Q6031 CL 2SC5343E CL Not Provided Q8001 TX RTR020P02TL Not Provided Q8002 N5 RT1N144U T11 1 Not Provided R5001 Jumper Not Provided R5002 Jumper N...

Page 166: ...C8011 1000P Not Provided CP5001 BM10631R Not Provided IC5001 M66592WG Not Provided IC6021 MM1503XNRE LF Not Provided PG8004 20P Not Provided Q6027 Not Provided CL 2SC5343E CL Q6028 CL 2SC5343E CL Not Provided Q6029 CL 2SC5343E CL Not Provided Q6031 CL 2SC5343E CL Not Provided Q8001 TX RTR020P02TL Not Provided Q8002 N5 RT1N144U T11 1 Not Provided R5001 Jumper Not Provided R5002 Jumper Not Provided ...

Page 167: ...4R TE1 Not Provided NJM13404R TE1 IC1307 NJM3414AV TE1 Not Provided NJM3414AV TE1 IC1308 MB88347PFV Not Provided MB88347PFV IC2001 SN74ALVC04PWR SN74LVC04APWR ZF SN74ALVC04PWR IC2002 HD49343HNP HD49343NP HD49343HNP IC2003 HD49343HNP Not Provided Not Provided IC2008 NJM2872AF34 Not Provided Not Provided L0512 100 10 10 L2000 Not Provided 4 7 4 7 L2001 33 Not Provided 33 L2003 4 7 10 10 Q1302 XW 2SB...

Page 168: ... 2 5 CMD CLK DAT0 DAT1 WRITE PSW CD DAT3 PG8061 CARD INSERTION BLOCK CD CARD D S 21 24 97 101 MCDX MWP MCLK MCMD MDAT0 3 21 24 97 101 MCDX MWP MCLK MCMD MDAT0 3 LD8061 CARD ACCES 101 101 PG0151 19 20 9 10 12 FLASH UNIT 9 10 12 CN0151 6 7 1 8 9 STB_OSCI STB_RDY STB_FANA 11 11 10 STB_ON STB_OSCI STB_RDY STB_FANA STB_ON 36 36 IC2005 EEPROM SDI_TC SDO_TC SDO SCK_TC CS_EE_TC S Y S C VIDEO AUD L R IC610...

Page 169: ...ND DRIVER ND DRIVER 27 28 43 44 56 45 46 BL7004 PG7002 41 42 BL7005 32 33 38 39 16 20 2 1 16 BL8003 39 39 15 42 15 42 IC1001 CCD IMAGE SENSOR 6 8 7 12 R1007 29 IC1001 CCD IMAGE SENSOR 14 7 R1003 LENS UNIT LCD UNIT 7 18 C3V_CAM C3V_SYS 4 VDD EVF UNIT F0504 PG3701 1 IC3701 2 5V REG 5 1 3 15 16 B_HOTSHOE B_HOTSHOE 6 8 6 8 PG0152 6 7 FLASH UNIT PG7001 56 PG8001 56 L0151 Q8001 SHOE REG PG8004 4 5 PG015...

Page 170: ...IC9702 EEPROM L9516 L9501 L9302 L9301 Q9108 Q9109 SW BL9106 L9514 L9515 L9503 L9504 17 75 12 27 57 70 79 89 L9101 L9102 L9517 L9502 8 56 185 45 46 32 53 173 188 213 128 IC9001 LASER DET IC9002 LASER DRIVE IC9003 FRONT MONITOR DET IC9004 IC9005 PHOTO SENSOR 6 BL9001 26 27 Q9106 Q9107 SW L9105 26 27 14 1 1 4 35 36 L9107 35 36 BL9002 7 4 49 51 49 51 14 16 19 BL9003 1 82 88 90 91 99 100 PG9101 14 PG90...

Page 171: ...A 8 UA12611 DVD DRIVE MECHA PC5A For MV780A 101 MC10621 HEAT SINK For GX20A MV730A 101 MC10621 HEAT SINK For MV780A 102 MC10624 HEAT SINK For GX20A MV730A 102 MC10624 HEAT SINK For MV780A 103 MC10623 HEAT SINK For GX20A MV730A 103 MC10623 HEAT SINK For MV780A 104 MN20271 SHEET LCD For GX20A MV730A 104 MN20271 SHEET LCD For MV780A 105 MK13791 SCREW M1 7X3 106 DP10371 FLASH LAMP For GX20A 107 HP1417...

Page 172: ...r GX20A 130 QD41572 CASE SIDE R For MV780A 130 QD41582 CASE SIDER For MV730A 131 NX27101 LOCK UNIT For GX20A MV730A 131 NX27101 LOCK UNIT For MV780A 137 QD40771 COVER R For GX20A 137 QD41611 COVER R For MV780A 137 QD41621 COVER R For MV730A 141 MN20341 CUSHION F For GX20A MV730A 141 MN20341 CUSHION F For MV780A 142 MN20351 CUSHION R For GX20A MV730A 142 MN20351 CUSHION R For MV780A 148 NX27391 FRA...

Page 173: ...AL For MV730A 604 DT10591 CRYSTAL For MV780A 901 MK14202 SCREW 1 7X2 5 902 MK13782 SCREW 1 7X4 903 MK14206 SCREW 1 7X4 906 MK14205 SCREW 1 7X4 908 MK11911 SCREW 1 7X5 910 MK14291 SCREW M1 7W 913 7773852 SCREW 2X5 916 MK14203 SCREW 1 7X3 For MV780A 918 MK13785 SCREW 1 7X3 5 TS19151 ADPTOR AC DZ ACS2 EV11004 CORD ACINLET EW12525 CORD AVS EV11011 CORD DC MS10812 SHEET For GX20A MV780A HL11432 REMOTE ...

Page 174: ...BM10696R COIL For No JA2296 7 BL8005 BM10696R COIL For No JA2296 8 BL8006 BM10696R COIL For No JA2296 7 BL8006 BM10696R COIL For No JA2296 8 BL8007 BM10349R COIL For No JA2296 7 BL8007 BM10349R COIL For No JA2296 8 BL8008 BM10349R COIL For No JA2296 7 BL8008 BM10349R COIL For No JA2296 8 BL8009 BM10696R COIL For No JA2296 7 BL8009 BM10696R COIL For No JA2296 8 BL8010 BM10345R COIL For No JA2296 7 ...

Page 175: ...93225 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1UF 80 20 16V C1405 893182 CERAMIC CHIP 0 015UF 10 16V C1405A 893182 CERAMIC CHIP 0 015UF 10 16V C1405B 893182 CERAMIC CHIP 0 015UF 10 16V C1406 893182 CERAMIC CHIP 0 015UF 10 16V C1406A 893182 CERAMIC CHIP 0 015UF 10 16V C1406B 893182 CERAMIC CHIP 0 015UF 10 16V C1407 893182 CERAMIC CHIP 0 015UF 10 16V C1407A 893182 CERAMIC CHIP 0 015UF 10 16V C1407B 893182 CERAMIC CHIP 0 015...

Page 176: ...00968R CERAMIC CAPACITOR 10UF 20 6 3V For No JA2296 8 C5002 AA00968R CERAMIC CAPACITOR 10UF 20 6 3V For No JA2296 7 C5002 AA00968R CERAMIC CAPACITOR 10UF 20 6 3V For No JA2296 8 C5003 893333 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01UF 10 16V For No JA2296 7 C5003 893333 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01UF 10 16V For No JA2296 8 C5005 893333 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01UF 10 16V For No JA2296 7 C5005 893333 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01UF 10 16V For No JA2296 ...

Page 177: ...IP 1UF 6 3V For No JA2296 7 C6026 AA01111R CERAMIC CHIP 1UF 6 3V For No JA2296 8 C6027 AA01111R CERAMIC CHIP 1UF 6 3V For No JA2296 7 C6027 AA01111R CERAMIC CHIP 1UF 6 3V For No JA2296 8 C6028 AA00968R CERAMIC CAPACITOR 10UF 20 6 3V For No JA2296 7 C6028 AA00968R CERAMIC CAPACITOR 10UF 20 6 3V For No JA2296 8 C6029 AA10872R CHIP CAPACITOR 0 1UF 10 10V For No JA2296 7 C6029 AA10872R CHIP CAPACITOR ...

Page 178: ...2296 7 C6201L AA01143R CHIP CAPACITOR 0 22UF 16V For No JA2296 8 C6201R AA01143R CHIP CAPACITOR 0 22UF 16V For No JA2296 7 C6201R AA01143R CHIP CAPACITOR 0 22UF 16V For No JA2296 8 C6203L AA01111R CERAMIC CHIP 1UF 6 3V For No JA2296 7 C6203L AA01111R CERAMIC CHIP 1UF 6 3V For No JA2296 8 C6203R AA01111R CERAMIC CHIP 1UF 6 3V For No JA2296 7 C6203R AA01111R CERAMIC CHIP 1UF 6 3V For No JA2296 8 C62...

Page 179: ...C CHIP 0 01UF 10 16V For No JA2296 7 C6317 893333 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01UF 10 16V For No JA2296 8 C6318 AD10891R CHIP CAPACITOR 100UF 20 6 3V For No JA2296 7 C6318 AD10891R CHIP CAPACITOR 100UF 20 6 3V For No JA2296 8 C6319 AA01113R CHIP CAPACITOR 2 2UF 10 6 3V For No JA2296 7 C6319 AA01113R CHIP CAPACITOR 2 2UF 10 6 3V For No JA2296 8 C6320 AA00968R CERAMIC CAPACITOR 10UF 20 6 3V For No JA2296 7 C6320...

Page 180: ...61 AA00968R CERAMIC CAPACITOR 10UF 20 6 3V For No JA2296 7 C8061 AA00968R CERAMIC CAPACITOR 10UF 20 6 3V For No JA2296 8 C8062 AA10872R CHIP CAPACITOR 0 1UF 10 10V For No JA2296 7 C8062 AA10872R CHIP CAPACITOR 0 1UF 10 10V For No JA2296 8 CP5001 BM10631R COIL For No JA2296 7 CP5001 BM10631R COIL For No JA2296 8 D0501 CC00632R DIODE RB491D D0502 CC12072R DIODE SBS004 D0503 CC12072R DIODE SBS004 D05...

Page 181: ... GYRO SENSOR IC1402B FU10796R GYRO SENSOR IC1403 CK49921R IC NJU7018V TE1 IC1403A CK49921R IC NJU7018V TE1 IC1403B CK49921R IC NJU7018V TE1 IC1801 CE10291R SENSOR REMOTE RS 771 IC2001 CK49471R IC SN74ALVC04PWR IC2001 CK43292R IC SN74LVC04APWR ZF IC2002 CK47971R IC HD49343HNP IC2002 CK47972R IC HD49343NP IC2003 CK47971R IC HD49343HNP IC2004 CK12062R IC UPD16510GR 8JG E1 IC2005 CK47131R IC BR9016ARF...

Page 182: ...8 JK1901 EY11581R JACK 8P JK1902 ER10591 JACK JK1903 EY11801R JACK USB L0151 BA10571R COIL L0501 BA10577R COIL 10UH L0502 BA11971R COIL L0503 BA11971R COIL L0504 BA11974R COIL L0505 BA11974R COIL L0506 BA11974R COIL L0507 BA11973R COIL L0508 BA11975R COIL L0509 BA11974R COIL L0510 BA11975R COIL L0512 BA10584R COIL 100UH L0512 BA10577R COIL 10UH L0513 BA10577R COIL 10UH L2000 BA10575R COIL L2001 BA...

Page 183: ...F LD8061 CC12281R DIODE TLRMV1020 F For No JA2296 7 LD8061 CC12281R DIODE TLRMV1020 F For No JA2296 8 PD1801 CH12281 DIODE PD410P12E00F PG0151 EA15031R PLUG PG0152 EA15071R PLUG PG0501 EA15602R PLUG PG1001 EA15035R PLUG PG1001A EA15035R PLUG PG1001B EA15035R PLUG PG1301 EA15123R PLUG PG1301A EA15122R PLUG PG1801 EA14631R PLUG PG1802 EA15601R PLUG PG1901 EA15031R PLUG PG2001 EA15025R PLUG PG2301 EA...

Page 184: ...510 CA13501R TRANSISTOR MCH3310 TL Q0511 CA14311R TRANSISTOR MCH3414 Q1001 CA14061R TRANSISTOR 2SC4627J Q1001A CA14061R TRANSISTOR 2SC4627J Q1001B CA13472R TRANSISTOR 2SC4626J Q1002 CA14061R TRANSISTOR 2SC4627J Q1002A CA13472R TRANSISTOR 2SC4626J Q1003A 1323279 TRANSISTOR DTC114YE Q1302 CA14151R TRANSISTOR 2SB1705TL Q1303 CA12891R TRANSISTOR RT1N144U T11 1 Q1305 CA14091R TRANSISTOR 2SC5343E CL Q14...

Page 185: ... No JA2296 8 Q6030 CA14091R TRANSISTOR 2SC5343E CL For No JA2296 7 Q6030 CA14091R TRANSISTOR 2SC5343E CL For No JA2296 8 Q6031 CA14091R TRANSISTOR 2SC5343E CL For No JA2296 7 Q6031 CA14091R TRANSISTOR 2SC5343E CL For No JA2296 8 Q6032 CA02111R TRANSISTOR SUT483J For No JA2296 7 Q6032 CA02111R TRANSISTOR SUT483J For No JA2296 8 Q6101L CA14091R TRANSISTOR 2SC5343E CL For No JA2296 7 Q6101L CA14091R ...

Page 186: ...R1007 790007 CHIP RESISTOR 5 6 OHM 5 1 16W R1010 790064 CHIP RESISTOR 100KOHM 5 1 16W R1401 790045 CHIP RESISTOR 3 9KOHM 5 1 16W R1401A 790045 CHIP RESISTOR 3 9KOHM 5 1 16W R1401B 790045 CHIP RESISTOR 3 9KOHM 5 1 16W R1402 790045 CHIP RESISTOR 3 9KOHM 5 1 16W R1402A 790045 CHIP RESISTOR 3 9KOHM 5 1 16W R1402B 790045 CHIP RESISTOR 3 9KOHM 5 1 16W R1403 790044 CHIP RESISTOR 3 3KOHM 5 1 16W R1403A 79...

Page 187: ...HM 5 1 16W R1417A 790028 CHIP RESISTOR 220 OHM 5 1 16W R1417B 790028 CHIP RESISTOR 220 OHM 5 1 16W R1418 790058 CHIP RESISTOR 39KOHM 5 1 16W R1418A 790058 CHIP RESISTOR 39KOHM 5 1 16W R1418B 790058 CHIP RESISTOR 39KOHM 5 1 16W R1419 790058 CHIP RESISTOR 39KOHM 5 1 16W R1419A 790058 CHIP RESISTOR 39KOHM 5 1 16W R1419B 790058 CHIP RESISTOR 39KOHM 5 1 16W R1420 790046 CHIP RESISTOR 4 7KOHM 5 1 16W R1...

Page 188: ...R 150KOHM 5 0 1W For No JA2296 7 R6004L 103869 CHIP RESISTOR 150KOHM 5 0 1W For No JA2296 8 R6004R 103869 CHIP RESISTOR 150KOHM 5 0 1W For No JA2296 7 R6004R 103869 CHIP RESISTOR 150KOHM 5 0 1W For No JA2296 8 R6005L AQ10762R CHIP RESISTOR 56KOHM 0 5 1 16W For No JA2296 7 R6005L AQ10762R CHIP RESISTOR 56KOHM 0 5 1 16W For No JA2296 8 R6005R AQ10762R CHIP RESISTOR 56KOHM 0 5 1 16W For No JA2296 7 R...

Page 189: ...STOR 100KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 7 R6036 790234 CHIP RESISTOR 100KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 8 R6037 790207 CHIP RESISTOR 1KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 7 R6037 790207 CHIP RESISTOR 1KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 8 R6039 790209 CHIP RESISTOR 1 5KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 7 R6039 790209 CHIP RESISTOR 1 5KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 8 R6040 790209 CHIP RESISTOR 1 5KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 7 R6040 790209 ...

Page 190: ... 16W For No JA2296 8 R6110 790227 CHIP RESISTOR 33KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 7 R6110 790227 CHIP RESISTOR 33KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 8 R6111L AQ10713R CHIP RESISTOR 100KOHM 0 5 1 16W For No JA2296 7 R6111L AQ10713R CHIP RESISTOR 100KOHM 0 5 1 16W For No JA2296 8 R6111R AQ10713R CHIP RESISTOR 100KOHM 0 5 1 16W For No JA2296 7 R6111R AQ10713R CHIP RESISTOR 100KOHM 0 5 1 16W For No JA2296 8 R6112L ...

Page 191: ...204L 790227 CHIP RESISTOR 33KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 7 R6204L 790227 CHIP RESISTOR 33KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 8 R6204R 790227 CHIP RESISTOR 33KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 7 R6204R 790227 CHIP RESISTOR 33KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 8 R6205 790181 CHIP RESISTOR 10KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 7 R6205 790181 CHIP RESISTOR 10KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 8 R6301L 790207 CHIP RESISTOR 1KOHM 5 1 16W For No J...

Page 192: ...HIP RESISTOR 1KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 8 R8005 790073 CHIP RESISTOR 470KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 7 R8005 790073 CHIP RESISTOR 470KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 8 R8006 790068 CHIP RESISTOR 220KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 7 R8006 790068 CHIP RESISTOR 220KOHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 8 R8042 790181 CHIP RESISTOR 10 OHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 7 R8042 790181 CHIP RESISTOR 10 OHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 8 R8043...

Page 193: ...ISTOR 22 OHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 7 R8063 790185 CHIP RESISTOR 22 OHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 8 R8064 790185 CHIP RESISTOR 22 OHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 7 R8064 790185 CHIP RESISTOR 22 OHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 8 R8065 790185 CHIP RESISTOR 22 OHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 7 R8065 790185 CHIP RESISTOR 22 OHM 5 1 16W For No JA2296 8 SW8001 FB10741R SWITCH For No JA2296 7 SW8001 FB10741R SWITCH For No JA22...

Page 194: ...Copyright Hitachi Ltd 2005 All rights reserved I Digital Media Division Tokai TK No 0502E DZ GX20A DZ MV780A DZ MV730A ...

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