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DISASSEMBLY

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Notes:

Remove the CF card and battery prior to disassembly.

During disassembly, make a note of the routing of the cords, which screws are

mounted in which parts, etc.

Electrical parts must be grounded since they are easily damaged by static.

Notes for the product in which the lead-free solder is used

• Lead-free solder is used in this product.
• When you perform soldering, special solder and special soldering iron are

necessary.

• Don' mix the lead-free solder with the conventional solder.
• The solder and soldering iron exclusively for this product cannot be used for

others.

WARNING

There are high voltege parts inside. Be careful of this electric shock,
when you remove the cover.

You must discharge the main condenser according to the instruction
of this repair manual before you remove the cover.

Summary of Contents for COOLPIX 5400

Page 1: ...作成承認印配布許可印 NIKON CORPORATION Tokyo Japan Recycled paper 再生紙を使用しています Printed in Japan July 2003 Copyright ｃ 2003 by Nikon Corporation All Rights Reserved 無断転載を禁ず VAA14001 VAA14001 R 3603 A REPAIR MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...PCB D8 CCD USB HOLDER D8 FINDER UNIT D9 ASSEMBLY A1 FINDER UNIT A1 CCD USB HOLDER LENS FINDER UNIT A2 BATTERY HOLDER SPEED LIGHT UNIT PW1 PCBA3 A3 Ԙ Set the battery holder and speed light unit onto the PW1 PCB A3 ԙ Setting to the CP1 PCB A4 CF CARD HOLDER A5 CF CARD HOLDER BATTERY COVER LENS HOLDER A5 JOINT UNT A6 LCD UNIT A6 FRONT COVER A9 REAR COVER A10 PCB ARRANGEMENT A11 ADJUSTMENT A12 21 CIRC...

Page 3: ...UIT DIAGRAM E14 PW1 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM E15 SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM E16 SYA CIRCUIT DIAGRAM E17 TB1 BLOCK DIAGRAM E18 TB2 BLOCK DIAGRAM E19 TB3 BLOCK DIAGRAM E20 TB4 BLOCK DIAGRAM E21 POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM E22 INSPECTION STANDARDS R1 R6 TOOL LIST T1 T2 ...

Page 4: ...in up and down left and right directions Diopter adjustment 3 1m 1 LC monitor 1 5 type high transmission advanced LC 134000 pixels with luminance color tone adjustment Field of view when shooting Approx 97 in up and down left and right directions against real object Record type Record media Compact flash card Type I II applied to micro drive 1GB Image file Complying with Design rule for Camera Fil...

Page 5: ...nt range Approx 0 5 4 5m WIDE side approx 0 5 2 8m TELE side When ISO Auto is set Optical adjustment method Automatic optical adjustment control Accessory shoe Hot shoe contact with safety lock mechanism Sync contact Only X contact Interface USB Video output NTSC PAL can be selected Input output terminal DC input terminal Audio video AV output terminal Digital terminal USB Power supply Li ion rech...

Page 6: ...ead free solder is used Lead free solder is used in this product When you perform soldering special solder and special soldering iron are necessary Don mix the lead free solder with the conventional solder The solder and soldering iron exclusively for this product cannot be used for others WARNING There are high voltege parts inside Be careful of this electric shock when you remove the cover You m...

Page 7: ...a main unit slowly Remove the FPC ԛ from the connector Remove the FPC Ԝ from the connector Front cover USB cover USB holder FPC FPC FPA CF card cover DC jack cover Connector Flash holder Connector Connector Disconnect the connectors ԝ and Ԟ Remove the rear cover Remove the FPC ԟ Remove the 3 screws Ԡ M1 7 4 Remove the 2 screws ԡ M1 7 3 5 Remove the screw Ԣ M1 7 2 Remove the screw ԣ M1 7 2 5 Remove...

Page 8: ... according to the instruction of this repair manual before you remove the cover Main condenser 2KΩ 5W LCD UNIT Remove the screw M1 7 4 Remove the 2 screws M1 7 3 Remove the screw M1 7 8 Remove the screw M1 7 3 5 Separate the LCD unit from the rear cover slowly Pull out the connector from the rear cover The LCD unit can be removed from the rear cover unit Connector Ԝ LCD unit ԛ Ԛ Ԙ ԙ ...

Page 9: ...D rear cover Disconnect the FPC and Push in the cords of the connector a little in the arrow mark A direction Disconnect the connector Pull out all the cords of the connector Disconnect the connector Remove the screw M1 7 3 Refer to Fig 1 Remove the joint unit Remove the 2 screws M1 7 2 Connector FPC FPC Connector A LCD rear cover Joint unit Fig 1 ...

Page 10: ...CD holder from the VF1 PCB remove the 2 soldering bridges from the VF1 PCB Refer to Fig 1 JOINT UNIT Joint cover Monitor cover Joint unit Joint unit Ԙ Ԛ ԙ Float the upper side of the joint cover and then remove it from the joint unit Remove the screw M1 7 2 Remove the screw M1 7 4 and then remove the monitor cover Remove the screw M1 7 2 5 Remove the TB1 PCB Spacer ԛ Fig 1 Screw ԙ ...

Page 11: ...over Remove the 3 screws M1 7 3 Disconnect the connectors and and then remove the lens holder Remove the 2 screws M1 7 2 5 and then remove the TB4 PCB Remove the shaft and then remove the battery cover As pushing the CF card cover against the camera main unit slide it forward and remove it Remove the 2 screws M1 7 4 Float the hooks 2 places and then remove the CF card holder ...

Page 12: ...can be removed from the CP1 PCB FPC Ԙ FPC Ԙ Microphone ԛ CP1 PCB Connector Ԛ Fig 1 Battery holder Speed light unit FPC ԝ Hook peg position CP1 PCB Connector ԙ Connector Ԛ Screw Ԝ Function Phenomena when a fuse has blown out PR501 Protection when the DC DC converter circuit malfunctions Camera does not operate PR502 Protection when the speed light circuit malfunctions The speed light condenser cann...

Page 13: ...emove the 2 screws M1 7 2 5 The holder frame can be removed CP1 PCB FPC Ԙ Lens finder unit Spacer Optical filter Spacer Ԝ ԙ ԛ Ԛ Solder ԝ CP1 PCB Remove the FPC Ԙ Remove the 2 screws ԙ M1 7 6 Remove the lens finder unit Spacers and optical filter can be removed Remove the screw Ԛ M1 7 2 5 The USB holder ԛ and USB holder base Ԝ can be removed Remove the solder ԝ from the CP1 PCB Remove the CCD Ԟ mou...

Page 14: ...8 4 D9 㨯 E5400 FINDER UNIT Finder unit Ԙ ԙ Take off the FPC Remove the 3 screws M1 4 3 5 Remove the finder unit ...

Page 15: ...tioning pin J61201 Finder cover V groove cam Gear hole Pin insertion hole Fig 1 Fig 2 Note When setting the finder unit onto the lens unit be careful about dust etc Make sure that the lens unit is in the stowed position Move the lens barrel in the arrow mark direction left Move the finder connection gear in the arrow mark direction right Set the finder unit onto the lens unit Attach the 3 screws 1...

Page 16: ...ain in the USB holder base ԛ Set the spacer Ԟ optical filter ԟ and spacer Ԡ onto the lens unit Attach the lens finder unit to the CP1 PCB Attach the 2 screws ԡ 1 7 6 Connect the FPC Ԣ Contact the rear of the USB holder base ԛ with the mark section of finder and then tighten the screw ԝ securely CP1 PCB FPC Ԣ Lens side CCD side Lens side CP1 PCB side Sag side is lens side Lens finder unit ԡ Ԝ ԝ ԡ Ԛ...

Page 17: ... TB2 PCB Ԛ with the screw ԛ M1 7 3 Adhere the spacer Ԝ to the battery holder Set the battery holder to the PW1 PCB Attach the 2 screws ԝ M1 7 4 Set the speed light unit onto the PW1 PCB Attach the 2 screws Ԟ M1 7 4 Connect the connector ԟ Connect the connector Ԡ Cord arrangement Cord arrangement Connector ԟ Ԛ ԛ Spacer Ԝ Battery holder Speed light unit Connector Ԡ PW1 PCB ԙ Ԙ Ԟ Ԟ ԝ ԝ ...

Page 18: ...cuit Be careful Hitch the hook of the holder frame on the CP1 PCB to attach the PW1 PCB Attach the screw M1 7 2 5 Refer to Fig 1 Insert the microphone into the PW1 PCB Refer to Fig 1 Connect the connector Connect the FPC Fix the tape of microphone s code Refer to Fig 1 FPC PW1 PCB Hook peg position Connector CP1 PCB FPC Microphone CP1 PCB Connector Fig 1 Screw Tape FPC The side of the character Th...

Page 19: ...Hook Ԙ Ԙ CF card cover Shaft Ԙ Connector ԛ ԙ Ԛ ԝ ԝ Lens holder Connector Ԝ As pushing the CF card cover against the camera main unit slide it in the arrow mark direction and attach it Attach the battery cover with the shaft Ԙ Attach the TB4 PCB Ԛ with the 2 screws ԙ M1 7 2 5 Connect the connectors ԛ and Ԝ Set the lens holder and attach the 3 screws ԝ M1 7 3 ...

Page 20: ...PCB in the arrow mark direction and perform soldering bridge 2 places Set the LCD unit onto the LCD holder and then set them onto the front LCD cover Adhere the spacer Ԛ onto the socket of the VF1 PCB Fit the LCD side holdertothe 2 convexsections of the front LCD cover and set it The even surface of LCD side holder is outside Attach the 2 screws ԛ M1 7 2 Lower harness Ԙ ԙ Joint cover Screw ԛ ԛ ԙ Ԙ...

Page 21: ...w M1 7 3 Connect the FPC Connect the FPC Connect the connector Connect the connector Note Treat the codes according to Fig 1 Attach the LCD rear cover Attach the 2 screws M2 3 Attach the 2 screws M2 3 large head LCD rear cover Joint unit Connector Connector Front LCD cover FPC FPC Fig 1 ...

Page 22: ... inside of the rear cover Set the harness cover ԙ into the hole of the rear cover Refer to Fig 1 Set the LCD unit onto the rear cover Attach the 2 screws Ԛ M1 7 3 Attach the screw ԛ M1 7 4 Attach the screw Ԝ M1 7 8 Attach the screw ԝ M1 7 3 5 Rear cover Connector Ԙ ԝ Ԝ ԛ Ԛ LC unit ԙ ԙ Fig 1 ...

Page 23: ...connector can come out from the top of the FPC Connect the FPC Connect the connector and set the flash holder Attach the screw M1 7 2 5 Attach the screw M1 7 2 Attach the 2 screws M1 7 3 5 Attach the 3 screws M1 7 4 Connect the connector from the TB2 PCB Refer to Fig 2 Notch of lens spacer Concave section of lens barrel Fig 1 Flash holder Push in the cords between the PCBs Connector from the TB2 P...

Page 24: ...ul not to catch the cords and FPC Attach the 3 screws Ԝ M1 7 3 5 Attach the 3 screws ԝ M1 7 4 Attach the 2 screws Ԟ M1 7 2 5 Set the USB holder and USB cover Attach the screw ԟ M1 7 3 5 Note Not to make a clearance between the front and rear covers tighten the screws as holding the both covers ԟ USB holder USB cover Connector Ԛ Ԟ Ԟ FPC Ԙ ԝ ԝ FPC ԙ Ԝ Ԝ Connector ԛ ...

Page 25: ...8 4 A11 㨯 E5400 PCB ARRANGEMENT TB3 PCB VF1 PCB TB PCB CP1 PCB TB2 PCB PW1 PCB TB4 PCB ...

Page 26: ...Brightness Adjustment 6 5 LCD Red Brightness Adjustment 6 6 LCD Red VcomPP Adjustment Note If replacing the lens CCD optical filter or CP 1 PCB it is necessary to perform the above 1 5 adjustments again Perform the 1 4 adjustments in this order 4 Setup System requirements Windows 98 or Me 2000 XP PC AT compatible machine with Pentium or higher processor CD ROM drive 3 5 inch 2HD floppy disk drive ...

Page 27: ...meter and the luminance to 900 20 cd m2 with the luminance meter When you are using the pattern box and just after its power is OFF the lamp and its vicinity are hot Handle them very carefully Pattern box calibration Note Carry out aging calibration Measure the measurement point center of diffusion plate with the color meter J63081 Adjust the color temperature with color temperature adjustment vol...

Page 28: ...lter CCD P 1 PCB PW 1 PCB VF 1 PCB 8 Connecting the camera to the personal computer Fit the camera connector of the cable to the USB port of the camera Then insert the connector Connect the connector to the USB port of the personal computer AC adapter To USB port USB cable Adjustment required Adjustment not required Adjustment as required ...

Page 29: ...opy of A4 size siemens start chart which is attached to the service manual in enlarged A3 size or larger Illumination above the object should be 400 lux 10 Set the distance to 150cm 3cm between the siemens star chart and camera front of camera Adjustment method Double click DscCalDi130a Fit the center of siemens star chart to the center of camera screen through the finder Click Focus and then clic...

Page 30: ...tion Set the distance to 0cm between the pattern box and camera front of camera Note Be careful to prevent the disturbing light from entering Adjustment method Double click DscCalDi130a Click AWB and then click Yes AWB adjustment value will appear on the screen Judgment standard CHECK 128 2 128 2 130 40 Click OK Yes Result of adjustment ...

Page 31: ...reen Refer to FIG 2 FIG 2 13 CCD Black Point Defect Detect Adjustment Adjustment condition Fix the camera so that only white section of pattern box may appear on the screen Remove the disturbing light as much as possible While the shutter in the lens is opened the defect of CCD pixels black point is read the correction data are made and rewriting is done by the following procedure The defect of CC...

Page 32: ...t the camera to the personal computer 2 Double click DscCalDi130a 3 Click the Get button in the USB storage window and check the USB storage data VID NIKON PID NIKON DSC E5400 Serial Rev 1 00 4 Check the Serial in the above USB storage data If the displayed value is different from the serial number printed on the base of camera enter the number on the base of camera Then click the Set button 5 Nex...

Page 33: ...VCO to ON Click the check box to enter the mark レ 3 Select 0 on LCD H AFC 4 Adjust LCD H_AFC so that the time A since the CL415 pulse start till next pulse start may be 63 5 1 μsec CL425 VR CL421 COM CL427 VB CL426 VG CL415 HDD 15 2 LCD RGB Offset Adjustment Adjustment method 1 Set VCO to OFF Click the check box and delete the mark レ 2 Adjust LCD RGB Offset so that the amplitude of CL426 is 7 0V 0...

Page 34: ... p Note 15 2 LCD RGB Offset Adjustment should always be carried out first 15 4 RED Brightness Adjustment Adjustment method 1 Adjust LCD R Bright so that the amplitude of CL425 is VG 0 1 0 1Vp p with respect to the amplitude of CL426 VG Note 15 2 LCD RGB Offset Adjustment and 15 3 LCD Gain Adjustment should always be carried out first ...

Page 35: ...itude of CL427 is VG 0 15 0 1Vp p with respect to the amplitude of CL426 VG Note 15 2 LCD RGB Offset Adjustment and 15 3 LCD Gain Adjustment should always be carried out first 15 6 LCD VcomDC Adjustment Adjustment method 1 Change the oscilloscope to DC 2 Adjust LCD VCOMDC so that the amplitude of CL421 is 5 75V 0 05 Vp p ...

Page 36: ...When sensor read out 1 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 1 1 OUTLINE OF CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 1 Outline The CP1 PCB is mainly composed of the following ICs IC903 ICX452AQ CCD imager IC904 CXD34400EN V driver IC905 AD9849AKST CDS AGC A D converter H driver 2 IC903 CCD Structure Interline type CCD image sensor Optical size 1 1 8 type Effective pixels 2616 H 1960 V Total pixels 2668 H 1970 V Optical black Horizontal...

Page 37: ... PCB CCD IN RG H1 H4 VD HD SDATA SCK SL CLI CLPOB CLPDM DOUT VRB VRT PRECISION TIMING CORE SYNC GENERATOR PxGA VGA ADC 10 or 12 2 36 dB PBLK VREF CLAMP INTERNAL REGISTERS INTERNAL CLOCKS CDS CLAMP HORIZONTAL DRIVERS 4 AD9848 AD9849 29 20 13 14 17 18 44 43 36 38 37 23 42 40 39 35 34 1 21 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 17 18 19 20 23 22 14 15 16 V2 VL V3A V3B VH V5A V5B VM V4 V6 XV5 VDD XSUB XV1 XV2 XSG3A XSG3B...

Page 38: ...al shift registers inside the LCD panel and the RGB signals which are reversed by 1H are applied to the LCD panel As the difference in potential between COM common polar voltage Fixed at AC and RGB is larger the LCD elements are closed more securely So display is dark er As the difference is smaller the elements are opened and display is brighter 6 Circuit Description 6 1 Digital clamp By subtract...

Page 39: ...egular current can be controlled to be the current as set Short circuit protection circuit If output is short circuited for the length of time deter mined by the condenser which is connected to Pin 37 of IC501 all output is turned off The control signal P ON are recontrolled to restore output 1 2 Speed light control voltage analog system pow er output 5 1V VSB1 15V VSB2 5 0V A 15 0V A and 7 6V A a...

Page 40: ...225 Q0295 judgment L Q0225 12 CMD IN2 O Command dial input 2 Interruption 13 BUZZER O BEEP output 14 VPP Internal connection Direct connection to VSS terminal 15 XCOUT O Clock oscillation terminal 16 XCIN I Clock oscillation terminal 17 VSS1 GND 18 VDD1 VDD 19 XOUT 0 Main clock oscillation terminal 20 XIN I Main clock oscillation terminal 3MHz 21 RESET I Reset input L RESET 22 RXD I Host wake up i...

Page 41: ...ewriting 91 PRG SO O Serial data output for flash rewriting 92 PRG SI O Serial data input for flash rewriting 93 SCK O Serial clock output 㧔 ASIC㧕 94 SO O Serial data output㧔 ASIC㧕 95 SI I Serial data input㧔 ASIC㧕 96 AVSS Analog GND input terminal 97 㨪 100 SCAN IN6 3 I Key matrix input Table 3 1 8 bit Microprocessor Port Specifications 2 Setting of ASIC external port and communication The SYA bloc...

Page 42: ...or stops the main clock 3MHz and operates only clock counting by the subclock 32 768kHz The secondary battery for memory backup performs charging for 10 hours since it was attached When the power switch is turned on the microprocessor starts First the 8 bit microprocessor sets PON signal at Pin 64 and PAON signal at Pin 65 to High and turns on the power circuit After PON signal is set to High afte...

Page 43: ...4 2V MGND MGND LCD_AN LCD_CA 12V L GND 15 0V A 7 6V A 5 0V A 5V VSB1 15V VSB2 UNREG_SYS DC_IN UNREG GND UNREG GND LCDON BLON PAON PON GND AUDIO OUT VIDEO OUT AV JACK GND AUDIO OUT SCAN IN 6F VIDEO OUT AV JACK SCAN OUT 5 GND SCAN IN 6F SCAN OUT 5 BATTERY BATTERY BATTERY 1AV4J11VA120G 1AV4J11VA140G 1AV4J11RV280G 1AV4J10B1120G 1AV4J10QL020G 1AV4J11SL060G 1AV4J10UC150G 1AV4J11SL240G 1AV4J10UC150G 1AV4...

Page 44: ...A V6 V3B V5B V DRIVE CXD3440EN SW XSG1B XSG2B SUB GT 15 20 13 1 2 3 5 6 8 4 7 16 17 11 17 20 15 16 19 21 23 24 25 3 6 7 9 11 4 5 8 10 12 13 2 SUB IC905 CDS A D C AD0 AD11 47 48 1 5 8 12 36 37 38 AD0 AD11 ADCK XPBLK CLPOB CCDCK CCDSD CCDEN TO MAIN IC101 REG Q9001 5V 3 4V 1 VDD Q9003 IC909 TK11130CS 3 0V 5V VDD3 AD9849AKST 29 20 18 14 17 13 12 18 H1B H1A XSG3 XV1 XV2 19 14 RG H4 H2 H3 H1 REG H DRIVE...

Page 45: ... B 0 1 B 0 01 B 4 7 H 0 1 16Z 0 01 B 0 1 B 0 1 B 0 1 B 0 1 B 1000P B 1 B 2SD1819A 1 B 0 01 B 0 1 B 0 1 B 0 1 16Z 0 1 16Z CXD3440EN 1 100 K 0 1 B 0 1 B 1 F 5 6 1 16J 5 6 1 16J AD9849AKST 0 1 16Z NFM18PC105R0J3D BK1608LL241 T 180P CH 1000P B 5 6 1 16J 5 6 1 16J 47 1 16J 0 1 B 0 1 B ICX452HQ C 100K 1 16J 0 1 F DSH015 100 1 16J 0 1 16Z 100 100 100 1 B 0 01 B 3 9 1 16J 1M 1 16J 82K 1 16J MA727 0 1 B 4 ...

Page 46: ... 4 PI CTL SW Q9531 VM 6 5 26 27 31 33 10 9 OUT10 OUT9 IO01 IO02 RFG1 IN10 IN9 SHUTTER DRIVER IC951 VM SW REG PW1 C5175 PON T5002 IC501 Q5171 UNREGM I M 37 36 35 34 OUT4 OUT3 OUT2 OUT1 ST1 ST2 ST3 ST4 VDD3 SIN1 SIN2 32 D5172 S M VM 23 CW F CW Q9523 Q9524 Q9522 Q9521 ZPULSE1 FM PI IC101 227pin IC101 223pin IC101 222pin IC101 225pin IC101 226pin IC101 228pin IC301 9pin IC301 52pin IC301 55pin IC301 8...

Page 47: ...BLOCK SIN1 2 Z3001 BACKUP AD 0 11 ADCLK TGVD TGHD CCDCK CCDSD CCDEN XV 1 6 SUBGT XSG 1A 2A 1B 2B 3 XSUB XCPOB XCPDM XPBLK CCD BLOCK IC101 ASIC 5M Pixel IC903 V Driver IC904 IC905 CCD CDS AGC AD DP DM FPC DC JACK JK501 PW1 CP1 LCD BACKLIGHT DC DC ELECTRONIC FLASH STROBE UNIT CN501 CN104 VCC REGULATOR IC302 CONVERTER CN302 CN303 MODE DIAL BACK SW UNIT RELEASE UNIT EN EL1 2CR5 RS232C TRANCEIVER IC131...

Page 48: ...R1529 R1527 R1526 R1519 R1502 Q1508 Q1507 Q1502 C1522 C1513 C1512 R1807 R1817 CN102 C1806 Q1802 Q1802 Q1801 Q1802 Q1803 R1809 R1814 C1823 C1807 R1806 R1815 C1822 C1808 R1812 C1821 Q1303 D1301 R1306 R1304 24 MPZ2012S331AT MPZ2012S331AT 220 220 0 1 F 0 1 F 0 1 F 0 1 F 0 1 F 0 1 F 0 1 F 0 1 F 220 220 1 16J 220 10 K 10K 1 16J 0 1 B 68 1 16J 10 B 10 B 0 1 F 100 1 16J 220 10K 1 16J 0 1 16Z 10K 1 16J 15 ...

Page 49: ...1709 CN171 R1738 C1758 CN174 R1702 R1735 IC173 R1711 R1712 C1721 C1725 C1726 C1724 C1723 C1722 C1702 R1701 L1704 C1703 C1711 IC171 C1708 C1707 R1705 R1707 C1709 R1706 C1706 C1712 D1701 R1739 C1759 R1704 C1746 C1754 C1748 C1778 L1702 15 2 0 1 B 100K 1 16J 10 F 0 1 B 220 1 B 0 68 F 0 1 B 100K 1 16J 2 2 1 16J 0 1 B 24 6 15K 1 16D 560 1 16J 33K 1 16D 100K 1 16D 47 6 3 T 1 B 0 01 B 0 01 B 0 01 B 0 01 B...

Page 50: ...D 4 3K 1 16D 10 K 47 K 47 K 1 16B 1 25B 100K 1 16J 1K 1 16J 2200P B 10 6 3B 100K 1 16J 33K 1 16J 100K 1 16J 2SA1774 2SC4617 R 10 16B 2SA2018 10K 1 16J EMH11 10 6 3B 2SC4617 R 150K 1 16D 330 1 16J 330 1 16J DTA114YE 10K 1 16J 22K 1 16D 100K 1 16J 1 6 3B 330 1 16J 100K 1 16J 2 2 6 3B 2 2K EMD2 1SS400 1SS400 10 10B 10 10B 1AV4L51B5300G 10 6 3B 2200P B 1K 1 16J 5 6K 1 16D 22K 1 16D 91 1 16J 2200P B CP...

Page 51: ...5 97 SCAN IN6 SETUP WB QUICK AV REF ON AVref P LCD FLIP BAT_DET A SCAN OUT3 VDD VDD S QUAL AUTO FUNC CN301 CN302 CN303 CN301 PLAY M PW ON MONITOR OK ISO SCAN OUT4 49 AE L TEST AV JACK DIN CONNECT LCD OPEN SCAN OUT5 SCK 3 67 BLON BLON 1 DCIN ASIC TEST 82 86 MAIN RESET CARD 85 EXTSD_DET 84 FANA STOP TO DMA O_RDY STRG 5V VSB1 TO PW1 BOARD 15V VSB2 CN104 ZRESET 61 72 23 83 73 CLKSEL0 COMREQ USB PICTL ...

Page 52: ...C3006 C3005 R3002 C3002 IC302 C3003 VA301 IC301 R3035 C3009 RB301 C3018 CN304 D3011 D3010 D3006 D3006 D3006 D3006 D3006 D3006 RB303 RB302 C3022 R3036 R3017 C3024 Q3003 CN305 R3040 R3041 R3039 C3028 R3019 R3016 X3001 X3001 X3002 X3002 C3013 C3012 C3011 C3010 X3002 TO DMA R3009 R3008 R3007 R3006 CN306 CN307 D3007 D3007 D3007 Q3007 C3026 IC309 R3038 C3027 12 14 AVR M1005C080MT AVR M1005C080MT AVR M10...

Page 53: ...8 4 E18 㨯 E5400 CN172 TO VF1 JW602 JW601 TO PIN1 TO PIN2 TB1 S6001 ESE22MH24XK LCD_FLIP T1 62700 SX782 JNK 6 ࡉࡠ ࠢ 6 1 4 ...

Page 54: ...19 㨯 E5400 6 ࡉࡠ ࠢ 6 1 4 SCAN IN 6F SCAN OUT 5 TB2 CN651 S6501 S6501 S6501 S6501 SW1AB 260 10T28 SW1AB 260 10T28 SW1AB 260 10T28 SW1AB 260 10T28 TO CP1 SYA CN306 2 1 4 2 3 1 T2 62700 SX782 JNK BATTERY DETECT ...

Page 55: ...8 4 E20 㨯 E5400 TO CP1 SYA CN307 JW632 JW631 TB3 S6301 S6301 S6301 S6301 SIZ 011NST SIZ 011NST SIZ 011NST SIZ 011NST 1 3 4 2 T3 62700 SX782 JNK LCD OPEN TO PIN1 TO PIN2 6 ࡉࡠ ࠢ 6 1 4 ...

Page 56: ... E5400 VIDEO OUT GND AUDIO OUT AV JACK 1608 1608 1608 TB4 CN851 JK851 L8502 L8503 L8501 4 BK1608LL241 T BK1608LM751 T BK1608LL241 T TO CP1 DMA CN102 AV JACK 1AV4J10EX040G 4 3 2 1 T4 62700 SX782 JNK 6 ࡉࡠ ࠢ 6 1 4 ...

Page 57: ...V A 16 5 0V A 17 5V VSB1 23 PAON 3 4 1 8V D 1 2 3 3V D 11 12V L 9 LCD_AN ANODE CATHODE 10 LCD_CA 5 6 VM4 2V 24 PON 21 LCD ON 22 BL ON 15 0V A 15V VSB2 SW OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 L5161 Q5161 STEP UP CIRCUIT CURRENT DETECTOR OUT5 T5002 Q5171 CONVERTER TRANS OUT6 SW VR Q5102 Q5106 Q5103 Q5105 SW Q5104 Q5106 SW Q5162 Q5163 SW Q5152 Q5153 CN501 TO CP1 9 10 11 7 8 6 31 15 16 17 18 19 20 VR511 BACK LIGHT ON ...

Page 58: ...t to vertically stand up 2 Room temperature and constantly controlled humidity 25 5 Relative humidity 65 20 3 Battery to be employed Primary battery Unless otherwise specified use a Sanyo 2CR5 lithium battery within four months of manufacture Secondary battery Use the dedicated rechargeable battery EN EL1 Use after it has been fully charged with the dedicated AC adapter EH 21 or battery charger MH...

Page 59: ...ob You must feel normal clicking Any outstanding caught in mechanism or rubbed in mechanism touch must occur Check and observe the condition through normal operation Operation touch Operation touch must be normal Covers Covers must be opened closed smoothly Monitor Shooting image Inclined degree of image 0 5 or less When the through image is operating for the PC monitor and print output the output...

Page 60: ...e button Shooting with speed light Optical adjustment accuracy TELE 0 5 㨪 2 0m WIDE 0 5 㨪 3 5m In the above range 1EV or less Setting ISO AUTO Speed light Compelling flash Exposure P mode Standard reflection plate Flash meter N e w p r i m a r y battery G u i d e n u m b e r ISO100 m FULL 9 0 5 EV After charging for 18 sec by a fully charged fresh battery measure the guide No within 1 sec Red eye ...

Page 61: ...iew Open the file with PHOTOSHOP and read the resolution visually EIAJ chart Photoshop Fisheye converter FC E9 Incorrect centering of image When taking a picture with Fisheye keep the range of 183 On the monitor LCD the circle must not be shaded Color reproduction 㧾㧳㧮㨃 195 235 195 235 195 235 㨅㨑 185 225 205 240 30 70 㧾 185 215 5 30 1 15 Set the conditions as follows FINE Auto white balance P mo...

Page 62: ...er Visual check Operation Zoom Operation must be smooth Linkage operation with the lens barrel zooming must be correct Dust Fluff Scratch Position and number must be as follows Total 3 pieces or less Distance Apart b 2 or more For the size and quantity of blur obey the limit samples D D D C C C Area A Area B Area C Less than 10 µm 0 pc 2 pcs or less 3 pcs or less 10 㨪 20µm 0 pc 0 pc 1 pc or less 2...

Page 63: ...hutter release button was lightly pressed till release is done Lamp blinking lighting Blinking for 9 sec and lighting for 1 sec Blinking for 2 sec and lighting for 1 sec Visual check Stop watch E l e c t r i c a l characteristics Consumption current Standby 0 2mA or less when the power is OFF 0 3mA or less when sleep is set Connect 6 0V from the constant voltage power supply and measure Start shoo...

Page 64: ...he voltage Level 2 The battery mark blinks 4 0 0 25V Primary battery 6 7 0 25V Secondary battery While lowering the power supply voltage lightly press the shutter release button Then when the battery mark blinks on the LCD measure the voltage Level 3 The LCD is turned off The shutter release mode is locked 3 5 0 2V Primary battery 5 5 0 2V Secondary battery 5 7 0 2V External battery While lowering...

Page 65: ...63068 ฬ ޓޓ Name ࡄ ࡦࡏ ࠢࠬ ޓ LV 1450DC Pattern Box LV 1450DC ࡂࡠࠥࡦ ࡦࡊ㧔LV 1450DC 㧕 Spare Harogen Lamp For LV 1450DC ࠞ ࡔ 㧔ࡒࡁ ࠞ ࡔ Υ F Color Meter㧔Minolta Color meter Υ F ノᐲ BM 3000 Luminance Meter BM 3000 ޓ Remarks ㅢ㧔E4300 E3500 E3100 E2100 E5400㧕 Common LV 1450DC Exclusive ㅢ Common ㅢ Common 219 4 ...

Page 66: ...J61201 ฬ ޓޓ Name ࠠࡖ ࡉ ࠪ ࡦ ࡈ 㧔Ver 1 30a㧕 Calibration Software Ver 1 30a ࠫ ࡔࡦࠬ ࡖ Siemens chart ࡈࠔࠗࡦ ߒࡇࡦ Finder positioning pin ޓ Remarks ㅢ E995 E775 E885 E5000 E2500 E4500 E5700 E4300 E3500 E3100 E2100 E5400 Common E995 E775 E885 E5000 E2500 E4500 E5700 E4300 E3500 E3100 E2100 E5400 ㅢ Common ...

Page 67: ...VAA14001 R 3603 A T3 E5400 ジーメンススターチャート Siemens chart ...

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