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Disassembly and Reassembly

4-11

Samsung Electronics

4-2-5 Sub Chassis

Note 1

: When disassembling, take care not to damage

any part. Do not stain the Rollers and Poles with oil or
grease.
Note 2

: Always remove the Sub Chassis Ass’y when

the Deck Ass’y is in unload mode.

4-2-5(a) Disassembly

1) Release Sub FPC.
2) Remove 2 Screws

3) Lift up Sub Chassis Ass’y

from Main Chassis

Fig. 4-11 Sub Chassis

4-2-5(b) Reassembly

1) Insert PinPart

of Sub Chassis Ass’y

to Main

Chassis Rail

, and then fit the reassembly part of

two place to Secure Hole

of Main Chassis Ass’y

2) Secure 2 Screws

Note 1

: After assembling

with

make sure that

Sub Chassis Ass’y

loads and unloads correctly by

applying 3V~5V to the Motor Loading.
Note 2

: When reassembling, confirm that pin of Arm

Review insert into the Guide Cam.

2 SCREWS

SUB CHASSIS ASS'Y

MAIN CHASSIS ASS'Y

SECURE HOLE

MAIN CHASSIS RAIL

Summary of Contents for SC-D263

Page 1: ...t System PictBridge ˆ LED Light Ø High quality MPEG4 Still image Interpolation Real Wide mode 16 9 WIDE LCD 33X ZOOM USB 2 0 Streaming Manual DIGITAL VIDEO CAMCORDER Merit Character regarding Product SERVICE MANUAL SC D263 D362 D363 D364 D365 D366 ELECTRONICS Samsung Electronics Co Ltd JAN 2006 Printed in Korea AD82 00147A This Service Manual is a property of Samsung Electronics Co Ltd Any unautho...

Page 2: ...justment 3 3 3 3 Deck Adjustment 3 8 4 Disassembly and Reassembly 4 1 4 18 4 1 Cabinet and PCB 4 1 4 2 Deck 4 7 5 Exploded View and Parts List 5 1 5 22 5 1 Ass y Chassis 5 2 5 2 Ass y Left 5 4 5 3 Ass y Case Left 5 6 5 4 Ass y Right SC D363 D364 D365 D366 5 8 5 5 Ass y LCD SC D263 D362 D363 D364 5 10 5 6 Ass y LCD S D365 D363 5 12 5 7 Ass y CVF 5 14 5 8 Ass y Case Righ 5 15 5 9 Ass y Jack 5 16 5 1...

Page 3: ...1 9 10 9 1 Main PCB 9 2 9 2 Left PCB 9 6 9 3 LCD PCB 9 6 9 4 Rear PCB 9 7 9 5 Function PCB 9 7 9 6 Jack PCB 9 8 9 7 Front PCB SC D362 D364 D365 D366 9 8 9 8 CCD PCB 9 9 9 9 CVF PCB 9 9 10 Schematic Diagrams 10 1 10 20 10 1 Arm Memory Main PCB 10 2 10 2 Audio Main PCB 10 3 10 3 Built In Memory Main PCB 10 4 10 4 CDS Zoom Motor Main PCB 10 5 10 5 DC DC Main PCB 10 6 10 6 DSP7 Main PCB 10 7 10 7 GLOA...

Page 4: ...tion 11 1 11 46 11 1 Operating Instructions and Installation 11 1 11 2 New Parts List 11 45 12 Trouble Shooting 12 1 12 12 13 Circuit Operating Descriptions 13 1 13 20 13 1 Summary 13 1 13 2 Digital Camcorder Summary 13 2 13 3 Set Explanation 13 3 13 4 H W demand matter 13 7 14 Reference Information 14 1 14 44 14 1 Deck Operating Description 14 1 14 2 PC INTERFACE 14 30 14 3 Memory Card 14 34 14 4...

Page 5: ...d Underwriters Laboratories UL 1270 40 7 With the instrument s AC switch first in the ON position and then in the OFF position mea sure from a known earth ground metal water pipe conduit etc to all exposed metal parts of the instrument antennas handle brackets metal cabi nets screwheads metallic overlays control shafts etc especially any exposed metal parts that offer an electrical return path to ...

Page 6: ...nched out of place or frayed wiring Do not change spacing between a component and the printed circuit board Check the AC power cord for damage 5 Components parts and or wiring that appear to have overheated or that are otherwise damaged should be replaced with components parts and or wiring that meet original specifications Additionally determine the cause of overheating and or damage and if neces...

Page 7: ...d lead last 2 The service precautions are indicated or printed on the cabinet chassis or components When servic ing follow the printed or indicated service precau tions and service materials 3 The components used in the unit have a specified flame resistance and dielectric strength When replacing components use components which have the same ratings Components identi fied by shading by or by in th...

Page 8: ...posure of the assem bly 3 Use only a grounded tip soldering iron to solder or unsolder ESD devices 4 Use only an anti static solder removal devices Some solder removal devices not classified as anti static can generate electrical charges suffi cient to damage ESD devices 5 Do not use freon propelled chemicals These can generate electrical charges sufficient to damage ESD devices 6 Do not remove a ...

Page 9: ...ter ø 27 Size dot number 2 5 inch 112K LCD Screen Method TFT LCD Viewfinder Color LCD Video output 1 Vp p 75Ω terminated S video output Y 1Vp p 75Ω C 0 286Vp p 75Ω Audio output 7 5dBs 600Ω terminated DV input output 4pin special in out connector USB output mini B type connector External mic ø 3 5 stereo Power source DC 8 4V lithium lon Battery Pack 7 4V Power Source type Lithium lon Battery Pack P...

Page 10: ...he DIS compensates for any handshake reducing unstable images particularly at high magnification 2 1 8 Various Visual Effects The Visual Effects allows you to give your films a special look by adding various special effects 2 1 9 Back Light Compensation BLC The BLC function compensates for the bright background behind a subject you re recording 2 1 10 Program AE The Program AE enables you to alter...

Page 11: ...200X 30X 1200x CCD 680K 680K LCD 2 5 112K 2 5 112K Viewfinder Color Color Audio 12 16b PCM 12 16b PCM Image Stabilizer DIS DIS IEEE1394 In Out In Out USB USB 2 0 USB 2 0 JPEG Recording 800 X 600 800 X 600 Battery Pack SB LSM80 SB LSM80 Carrying Case Tape X X X X S Cable Scart Jack X X X X UV Coating Color UV Coating UV Coating 2 2 Chassis Product Specification ...

Page 12: ...r AD43 00136A AD44 00090A Model Standard of SC D363 XAA Model Standard of SC D363 XAA Model Standard of SC D363 XAA AD39 00076A AC Cord Model Standard of SC D363 XAA AD39 00001A Audio Video Cable Model Standard of SC D363 XAA AD68 00970C Instruction Book Model Standard of SC D363 XAA AD43 10130H Lithium Battery Model Standard of SC D363 XAA AD39 00073A USB Cable ...

Page 13: ... Electronics Description Fig Description Parts No Remark Software Cd Lens Cover AD46 00061A AD46 00082A AD97 10686A Model Standard of SC D363 XAA Model Standard of SC D363 XAA Model Standard of SC D363 XAA AD72 00049A Lens Cover Strap ...

Page 14: ...Product Specification 2 6 Samsung Electronics MEMO ...

Page 15: ...nishing each adjustment step Ø In order to exit the adjustment mode disconnect the power source 2 Function of each buttons on the Set Key Buttons Description PHOTO Button push Confirm Stores changed value in the adjustment and auto adjustment mode ZOOM Lever Right Data Up Changes data in the adjustment state ZOOM Lever Left Data Down EASY Q Mode Up Changes mode DISPLAY Mode Down Table 3 1 3 How to...

Page 16: ...necting the power source Fig 3 2 Player Mode Back VCR ADJ CAM ADJ CAM DISP LCDCVF AJD DSP WRITE VCRADJ EPR EVR 800 OO OO B 00000 R 00000 BER 0 0E 00 1394 OFF AVIN OFF Indicates current adjustment item Adjustment value For Engineering Mode Stored value Fig 3 3 3 1 2 VCR Adjustment Œ Get into VCR ADJUST mode Move to the VCR ADJUST address 858 ˇ Play standard tape and Head Switching Position will be ...

Page 17: ...M and Camera Main PCB Œ Lens Zoom Track Zoom VR Center ˇ Auto HALL Auto IRIS ˆ Auto White Balance indoor Ø Auto White Balance outdoor 3 2 1 Adjustment Preparation 1 Before you start Œ Use the buttons on the CAMCORDER when adjusting Camera When changing the adjustment item please press the EASY Q or DISPLAY buttons on the Set ˇ You can chage the adjustment value to press macro button or c nite butt...

Page 18: ...ears as shown Fig 3 5 the adjustment mode has been activated successfully ˇ Move the Zoom Lever to highlight CAM ADJ and push the PHOTO Button Monitor OSD shows Fig 3 6 Then Camera adjustment mode has been activated successfully STEP 3 In order to complete the adjustment the power must be reset This can be done by disconnecting and reconnecting the power source Fig 3 5 Player Mode Back VCR ADJ CAM...

Page 19: ...D shows OK after finishing the initalize Show Fig 3 8 2 Lens Zoom Track Caution For whole zoom range it shall be in focus The location of a focus lens is moving depending on the location of Zoom Lens During adjusting micom measures the focus location from a near distance to a long Œ Camera is set to E E mode Set the Focus chart ˇ Center the camera about 3m from a focus chart which should be placed...

Page 20: ...ue with an iris closed Store max and min value of in 00BC 00BD and 00BB respectively ˆ The OSD shows OK after finishing the adjustment Show Fig 3 8 6 Auto White Balance indoor Œ Camera mode 3100 K gray scale chart Connect a video output terminal to a vectorscope and a TV ˇ Press the EASY Q Mode Up DISPLAY Mode Down buttons so that OSD shows 0D4 XX XX Ensure that camera picks up image 40µs on 3100 ...

Page 21: ... Adjustments 3 7 Samsung Electronics EEPROM Data Intialize Lens Zoom Track Zoom VR Center Auto HALL Auto IRIS Level Auto White Balance indoor Auto White Balance outdoor Fig 3 8 When 0DE is not adjusted adjust by 0D0 ...

Page 22: ... and push the PLAY Key Cover the Top End sensor with black tape because they do not operate Note For the removal of the Housing Ass y refer to 4 2 2 page 4 6 SWITCH C IN Connceted the Recorder Circuit Fig 3 9 3 3 2 Setting Mechanical Mode Without Recorder Circuit 1 Set the power supply output to approx 3V 5V 2 Choose the polarity depending on whether load ing or unloading 3 Supply the voltage to t...

Page 23: ...counterclockwise by hand Note Do not rotate the motor by power or rotate the Upper Drum assembly clockwise Also the Head tip will be damaged if the lens tissue is moved in a perpendicular direction Be sure to follow these instructions when cleaning the Drum Ass y 2 Cleaning of Tape Path Œ In EJECT mode clean the tape path system from Pole Tension P1 through Pole Review P8 Pinch Roller and Capstan ...

Page 24: ...e tip of a Ø 2mm stick as shown in Fig 3 11 Table 3 5 Fig 3 12 O Cleaning Oil Confirmation Tape path system D R I V I N G S Y S T E M Never let oil get on to the tape path surface Maintenance checks Hours of use H Remark 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 Cleaning of tape path O O O O O O O O O O Cleaning and degaussing of drum ass y O O O O O O O O O O Capstan Shaft Gear Capstan Gea...

Page 25: ...etween external surface of Holder Loading and extenal diamater of Arm Tension is 0 7 0 3mm Fig 3 12 ˇ If necessary proceed to step 4 If the Arm Tension Œ is located inside or right the position specified adjust the Cap Adjust Œ toward arrow A If it is located outside or left adjust toward arrow B Note Check if the Arm Tension can be moved toward arrow C in PB mode 3 Reassembly Œ For the removal of...

Page 26: ...B REV Torque check 1 Set up the cassette torque tape 2 Set to CAMERA mode Push the EDIT button and check that the torque value of Reel T is 9 3g cm 3 Push the EDIT button and check that the torque value of Reel S is 15 3g cm 4 If necessary replace the defective Reel Disk S T Ass y 3 3 4 d Reel Table Height Check 1 Removal Œ For the removal of the Housing Ass y refer to 4 2 2 page 4 6 For the remov...

Page 27: ...serve the PB RF signal and Head Switching Pulse on an oscilloscope ˇ Play back the alignment tape Check that the waveform of the RF signal is flat at both inlet and outlet A in Fig 3 15 If not flat B or C in Fig 3 15 do adjustments 3 3 5 b through 3 3 5 d RF Signal Pin 3 of CNR02 Head Switching Pin 2 of CNR02 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 CNR02 Fig 3 16 Rear PCB Top Side ...

Page 28: ...lignment tape and confirm that the tape is not twisted between the Guide Roller T and Capstan If the tape is twisted turn P8 Fig 3 18 Set to REV mode and observe the outlet waveform of PB RF signal Fig 3 19 ˇ If the outlet waveform is out of spec turn P8 counterclockwise and redo steps 1 and 2 P6 P3 MOTOR CAPTAN P8 Fig 3 19 DEFECTIVE CORRECT Fig 3 20 P4 P6 P7 P8 P9 P3 P2 P1 Fig 3 18 A B C INLET OU...

Page 29: ...rm Fig 3 21 2 CUE and REV Check Œ Playback the alignment tape and set to REV mode Confirm that the waveform peaks have a uniform Pitch Fig 3 22 A If the track pitch is not uniform do section 3 3 5 b Tracking adjustment and 3 3 5 c P8 adjustment Set to CUE mode Confirm that the waveform peaks still have a uniform pitch Fig 3 22 B If the track pitch is not uniform do section 3 3 5 b Tracking Adjustm...

Page 30: ...around the Pinch Roller Fig 3 23 ˇ Run the tape in CUE REV and FF REW modes then playback Confirm the waveform of PB RF signal rises flat within 3 seconds Also confirm that the tape is not twisted or curled around the Pinch Roller Repeat steps 2 and 3 4 Tape Path Check Œ In CUE and REV modes check that the tape is not curled around the P3 P6 upper flange and P8 upper Lower flanges P6 P3 MOTOR CAPS...

Page 31: ...ssembly 4 1 Cabinet and PCB Fig 4 1 Ass y Front Removal 4 1 1 Ass y Front Removal 1 Remove 4 Screws Œ ˇ 2 Remove Mic harness Œ 1 SCREW M 1 7 X 4 W MIC HARNESS 1 SCREW M 1 7 X 5 B ˇ 2 SCREWS T 1 7 X 5 B CAUTION Be careful while pulling Mic Harness ...

Page 32: ... Œ ˇ 2 Pull bottom side of Ass y left ˆ gently 3 Ø Pull top side of Ass y left ˆ upward separate from Ass y right Check screw ˇ is removed before pulling ˆ Ass y left upward 4 Remove FFC From Main PCB ˇ 1 SCREW M 1 7 X 5 B ˆ ASS Y LEFT Ø Œ 3 SCREWS M 1 7 X 5 B 1 SCREW M 1 7 X 5 B FFC CAUTION FPC Must be remove with care ...

Page 33: ... Removal 1 Open Cover li battery Œ 2 Remove 2 Screws 3 Open Cover DC jack ˇ 4 Disconnect Board to board connector Which is connecting PCB Rear and Main PCB 5 Remove Ass y rear ˆ by indicated direction 2 SCREWS M 1 7 X 5 B Œ COVER LI BATTERY ˇ COVER DC JACK ˆ ASS Y REAR BOARD TO BOARD CONNECOTOR ...

Page 34: ... Ass y Lens Removal 4 1 4 Ass y Lens Removal 1 Remove 2 Screws Œ 2 Disconnect Board to Board Connector Which is connecting PCB CCD and Main PCB 3 Remove Ass y lens ˇ by Indicated direction Œ 2 SCREW M 1 7 X 3 B ˇ ASS Y LENS DISCONNECT BOARD TO BOARD CONNECTOR ...

Page 35: ...lectronics Fig 4 5 Main PCB Removal 4 1 5 Main PCB Removal 1 Remove 1 FFC Œ 5 FPC 2 Remove 4 screw ˇ 3 Remove Main PCB from Ass y right by indicated dircection MAIN PCB FFC ˇ 1 SCREW M 1 7 X 3 B Œ FPC CAUTION FPC FFC Must be remove with care ...

Page 36: ... Ass y Main Deck Removal 4 1 6 Ass y Main Deck Removal 1 Remove 4 Screw Œ 2 Open Cover Housing indicated direction while pushing Knob tape eject ˇ downward 3 Pull Ass y main deck downward Œ 4 SCREWS M 1 4 X 5 B ASS Y MAIN DECK COVER HOUSING ˇ KNOB TAPE EJECT ˇ ...

Page 37: ...s 1 Set the power supply output to approximately 3V 5V and connect it to the Motor Loading 2 Choose the polarity depending on whether loading or unloading See Table 4 1 3 Supply the voltage to the Motor Loading Fig 4 7 Loading and Unloading A B Movement of Chassis _ Loading _ Unloading Table 4 1 A B 4 2 Deck ...

Page 38: ... 1 Push the Lever see arrow A Detail A turn the Lever Lock Œ in the direction of arrow B and open the Housing Ass y 2 Separate the Hook L and Hook R and then lift it 3 Separate the Shape of Pin L and R ˆ from Cam Parts Ø of Sub Chassis and then lift the Housing Ass y 4 2 2 b Reassembly 1 Mount the Shape of Pin L and R ˆ to Cam Parts Ø of Sub Chassis 2 Mount Shape Ô of Arm L pushing them in the dir...

Page 39: ... 2 Screws Œ then lift the Cover Reel Ass y 2 Then lift the Idler Ass y ˇ 4 2 3 b Reassembly 1 Fit the Idler Ass y ˇ into the Pin 2 Mount the Cover Reel Ass y to the Sub Chassis in the reverse direction of arrow 3 Secure the 2 Screws Œ COVER REEL ASS Y BRAKE S 2SCREWS Œ ˇ IDLER ASS Y Fig 4 9 Cover Reel Ass y Idler Ass y ...

Page 40: ...el Disk S 4 2 4 b Reassembly 1 Mount the Reel Disk S ˆ 2 After pushed Arm Tension Ass y in the direction A and then insert into the Pin Ø 3 Insert the Washer Slit ˇ and then hang the Spring Tension Œ to Sub Chassis Hook and Arm Tension Hook Note 1 When reassembling or dsiassembling position of Spring Tension Œ is same Note 2 When moving inspecting must be inspect Back Tension Note 3 When reassembl...

Page 41: ...assis Ass y from Main Chassis ˇ Fig 4 11 Sub Chassis 4 2 5 b Reassembly 1 Insert PinPart of Sub Chassis Ass y to Main Chassis Rail ˆ and then fit the reassembly part of two place to Secure Hole Ø of Main Chassis Ass y ˇ 2 Secure 2 Screws Œ Note 1 After assembling with ˇ make sure that Sub Chassis Ass y loads and unloads correctly by applying 3V 5V to the Motor Loading Note 2 When reassembling conf...

Page 42: ...4 2 6 a Disassembly 1 After turned Arm Review Œ in the direction of arrow A and then lift up 2 Lift up the Reel Disk T 3 Lift up the Brake T ˇ ARM REVIEW Œ REEL DISK T BRAKE T ˇ PIN Ø PIN ˆ PIN 4 2 6 b Reassembly 1 Insert Brake T ˇ to Pin Ø 2 Insert Reel Disk T to Pin ˆ 3 Insert Arm Review Œ to Pin state of turning in the direction of arrow A Fig 4 12 Arm Review Reel Disk T Brake T ...

Page 43: ...he Drum Œ 1 Remove 1 Screw Œ and then remove the Spring Plate Drum 2 Lift up the Drum ˇ 3 Remove 1 Screw and then lift up the Holder FPC ˆ 4 2 7 b Reassembly 1 Mount and insert the Drum ˇ to the Bosses of base Drum Ø 2 Insert the Spring Plate Drum and secure the 1 Screw Œ 3 Insert the Holder FPC ˆ and secure the 1 Screw DRUM ˇ HOUSING LOCK L BASE DRUM 1 SCRE W ˆ HOLDER FPC Ø 2 BOSSES SPRING PLATE ...

Page 44: ...ler S ˇ and T 3 SCREWS Œ GUIDE ROLLER S ˇ POLE BASE S ˆ POLE BASE T Ø GUUIDE ROLLER T GUIDE RAIL ASS Y MAIN CHASSIS 4 2 8 b Reassembly 1 Assembly the Guide Roller S ˇ and T as turn to countclock wise to the Pole Base S ˆ and T Ø 2 After Pole Base S ˆ and T Ø unloading mode and then assemble Guide Rail Ass y to the Main Chassis and secure the 3 Screws Œ Note 1 When removing and reassembling Guide R...

Page 45: ...After assemble and fit Gear Tension Ø Gear Cam Main to assemble point and then secure the 2 Screws ˆ 2 Insert Hook of Motor Loading Ass y to assemble point of Main Chassis and then secure the 1 Screw 3 After assemble FPC to Motor and then weld pt welding 2 parts Œ Note 1 When reassembling confirm that pin of Slide Main insert into Cam of Gear Cam Main 2 SCREWS ˆ GEAR CAM MAIN 1 SCREW Ø GEAR TENSIO...

Page 46: ...apstan Arm Pinch Roller Slide Main LeverEject 2 2 SCREWS SLIDE MAIN MAIN CHASSIS MOTOR CAPSTAN ˇ WASHER SLIT Ø ARM PINCH ROLLER SPRING LEVER PINCH LEVER EJECT ˆ MAIN CHASSIS HOOK 4 2 10 a Disassembly Note 1 When removing and reassembling be careful not to giss the Gear Part Note 2 When removing and reassembling be careful not to touch the hand in the pinch Roller Protection contamination 1 Remove ...

Page 47: ...apstan 2 Separate the Timing Belt ˇ lift the Gear Pully Fig 4 16 Gear Pully Timing Belt Gear Capstan WASHER SLIT Œ GEAR PULLY ˇ TIMING BELT GEAR CAPSTAN 4 2 11 b Reassembly 1 Mount the Gear Pully and hang the Belt Timming ˇ on the Gear Pully 2 Hang the Timing Belt ˇ to the upper gear of the Gear Capstan and mount the Gear Capstan 3 Assemble the Washer Slit Œ ...

Page 48: ...4 18 Disassembly and Reassembly Samsung Electronics MEMO ...

Page 49: ... 3 Ass y Case Left SC D363 D364 D365 5 6 5 4 Ass y Right 5 8 5 5 Ass y LCD SC D263 D362 D363 D364 5 10 5 6 Ass y LCD SC D365 D366 5 12 5 7 Ass y CVF 5 14 5 8 Ass y Case Right 5 15 5 9 Ass y Jack 5 16 5 10 Ass y Rear 5 17 5 11 Mechanical Parts Main Chassis 5 18 5 12 Mechanical Parts Sub Chassis 5 20 ...

Page 50: ...Exploded View and Parts List 5 2 Samsung Electronics 5 1 Ass y Chassis C352 P005 P001 P180 C806 P052 C594 C314 C201 M001 W122 W126 W126 W126 S N A Service Not Available ...

Page 51: ...AD61 02357A PLATE CCD DRAGON2 PJ AL T1 W21 L25 1 SA C806 AD63 00949A SHEET LENS DRAGON2 PJ ELECTRIC TAPE 1 SA M001 AD97 10583A ASSY DECK ASSY DD 4A 1 SA P001 AD92 00026A ASSY PCB MAIN BOARD SC D364 XAA DRA 1 SA P005 AD97 10592A ASSY PCB FRONT BOARD DRAGON2 PJ SC 1 SA P052 AD67 00369A LENS FILTER OLPF LSSS1 SPML IR CUT 1 SA P180 AD97 10418A ASSY ZOOM LENS PC SPML PJ 33X ZOOM 1 SA W122 6009 001325 S...

Page 52: ...Exploded View and Parts List 5 4 Samsung Electronics 5 2 Ass y Left W226 P091 P004A P247 C849 FL610 FL617 P054 P003 W126 W126 S N A Service Not Available ...

Page 53: ...40mm 60P 0 5m 1 SA P003 AD92 00019A ASSY PCB LEFT BOARD SC D363 DRAGON2 1 SA P004A AD97 10590A ASSY PCB FUNCTION BOARD DRAGON2 PJ 1 SA P054 AD97 04289A ASSY SPEAKER D5 PJ G 17S08 0823 1 SA P091 AD97 10691E ASSY CASE LEFT ASSY DRAGON2 PJ SD M 1 SA P247 AD97 10796A ASSY COVER TOP DRAGON2 PJ UV X 1 SA W126 6003 001300 SCREW TAPTITE CH B M1 7 L4 ZPC BL 5 SA W226 6003 001148 SCREW TAPTITE PH B M1 7 L6 ...

Page 54: ...Exploded View and Parts List 5 6 Samsung Electronics 5 3 Ass y Case Left SC D363 D364 D365 C843 C877 C844 C635 C845 C005 C008 S N A Service Not Available ...

Page 55: ... 8 W7 6 L3 1 SA C008 AD64 01350B KNOB SELECT DRAGON2 PJ ABS94HB T1 0 1 SA C635 AD66 00350A SHAFT DOOR DRAGON PJ SUS L35 0 8 1 SA C843 AD69 00678B PAD LCD VP D452N PORON T1 0 W4 0 2 SNA C844 AD61 02479A SPRING ETC DOOR MULTI DRAGON OASIS 1 SA C845 AD69 00796A PAD DOOR DRAGON2 PJ PORON T1 W2 L5 1 SA C877 AD61 02359A BRACKET DOOR MULTI DRAGON2 PJ STS T 1 SA ...

Page 56: ...Exploded View and Parts List 5 8 Samsung Electronics 5 4 Ass y Right C049 W206 C047 C012 C010 P055 W126 C014 W206 W206 W206 ...

Page 57: ...680A ASSY LINK HOUSING ASSY DRAGON2 PJ 1 SA C014 AD97 10795A ASSY BELT GRIP ASSY DRAGON2 PJ SCD6 1 SA C047 AD63 00897A COVER HOUSING DRAGON2 PJ ABS94HB T2 1 SA C049 AD64 01471A KNOB TAPE EJECT DRAGON2 PJ ABS94HB 1 SA P055 AD97 10818A ASSY JACK ASSY DRAGON2 PJ ASSY JACK 1 SA W126 6003 001300 SCREW TAPTITE CH B M1 7 L4 ZPC BL 2 SA W206 6001 001373 SCREW MACHINE PH T0 5 M1 7 L3 0 6 SA ...

Page 58: ...Exploded View and Parts List 5 10 Samsung Electronics 5 5 Ass y LCD SC D263 D362 D363 D364 L011 L006 P004 C349 L053 L013 W124 M 1 7 X 3 W W118 M 1 4 X 3 B L017 L015 L014 P179 C846 ...

Page 59: ..._PJ AL T0 7 1 SA L013 AD61 02369A CASE LCD BOTTOM DRAGON2 PJ ABS94HB 1 SA L014 AD63 00893A COVER HINGE TOP DRAGON2 PJ ABS94HB 1 SA L015 AD63 00894A COVER HINGE BOTTOM DRAGON2 PJ ABS94 1 SA L017 AD97 10690A ASSY LCD FPC DRAGON2 PJ ASSY LCD 1 SA L053 AD07 00049A LCD PANNEL A024CN02 V0 DELTA3 PJ 48 1 SA P004 AD97 10935A ASSY PCB LCD BOARD DRAGON2 PJ AUO2 1 SA P179 AD97 10677A ASSY UNIT HINGE ASSY DRA...

Page 60: ...Exploded View and Parts List 5 12 Samsung Electronics 5 6 Ass y LCD SC D365 D366 L011 L006 P004 C349 L053 L013 W124 M 1 7 X 3 W W118 M 1 4 X 3 B L017 L015 L014 P179 C846 ...

Page 61: ...366 XAO L011 AD64 00808A BADGE SAMSUNG ALPHA_PJ AL T0 7 1 SA L013 AD61 02344A CASE LCD BOTTOM DRAGON2 PJ ABS94HB 1 SA L014 AD63 00893A COVER HINGE TOP DRAGON2 PJ ABS94HB 1 SA L015 AD63 00894A COVER HINGE BOTTOM DRAGON2 PJ ABS94 1 SA L017 AD97 10690A ASSY LCD FPC DRAGON2 PJ ASSY LCD 1 SA L053 AD07 00055A LCD PANNEL A027DL01 V0 RAINBOW2 PJ 1 SA AD07 00049A LCD PANNEL A024CN02 V0 DELTA3 PJ 48 1 SA P0...

Page 62: ...C T0 2 SA C378 AD61 02350A HOLDER CVF LENS DRAGON2 PJ ABS94HB 1 SA C386 AD67 00025A LENS EVF M G1 PMMA 3 5 D13 E 1 SA C546 AD63 00892A COVER EYE CUP DRAGON2 PJ ABS94HB T1 1 SA C589 AD61 02186A HOLDER CVF SLIDE RAPIDO2 POM T1 0 W 1 SA C667 AD61 02347A CASE CVF MAIN DRAGON2 PJ ABS94HB T1 1 SA C686 AD64 01472A KNOB CVF DRAGON2 PJ PC T1 W8 L9 D 1 SA L054 AD97 11057A ASSY UNIT CVF NTSC PAL øÎ DRAGON2 1...

Page 63: ...9 AD61 02044A PLATE POWER TIGER PJ SUS301 1 2H T0 1 SA C020 AD64 01341A LOCKER POWER TIGER PJ POM GREEN 1 SA C022 AD73 00006A RUBBER GUIDE DECK BUTHYL RUB VP 3 SA C059 AD61 02353A HOLDER POWER DRAGON2 PJ POM T1 W8 L 1 SA C308 AD61 02047A PLATE SPRING POWER TIGER PJ SUS301 1 SA C334 AD63 00933A COVER DC JACK DRAGON2 OASIS URETHAN 1 SA C399 AD61 02364A PLATE NUT DRAGON2 PJ SECC T0 8 W3 L 2 SA C497 A...

Page 64: ... ZOOM DRAGON2 PJ ABS94HB T1 W14 1 SA C029 AD61 02354A HOLDER ZOOM DRAGON2 PJ ABS94HB T1 5 1 SA C305 AD61 02370A SPRING ETC ZOOM DRAGON2 PJ SUS304 W 1 SA FL616 3809 001774 FFC CABLE FLAT 30V 80 42mm 24P 0 5m 1 SA P022 AD97 10591A ASSY PCB JACK BOARD DRAGON2 PJ SC D 1 SA P244 AD97 10819A ASSY KNOB ZOOM ASSY DRAGON2 PJ 1 SA P245 AD97 10836A ASSY BRACKET JACK ASSY DRAGON2 PJ 1 SA W206 6001 001373 SCRE...

Page 65: ...BS94 G 1 SA C041 AD61 02346A CASE REAR DRAGON2 PJ ABS94HB T1 5 W 1 SA C044 AD64 01180B KNOB BATTERY EJECT OMEGA2 PJ 2M AB 1 SA C045 AD61 02351A HOLDER BATTERY EJECT DRAGON2 PJ POM 1 SA C306 AD61 01625B SPRING ETC BATTERY EJECT THETA2 PJ 1 SA C850 AD63 00703A COVER BATTERY B DRAGON PJ ABS 94HB 1 SA P009 AD97 10588A ASSY PCB REAR BOARD DRAGON2 PJ SC D 1 SA P101 AD97 11093A ASSY CASE REAR ASSY DRAGON...

Page 66: ... View and Parts List 5 18 Samsung Electronics 5 11 Mechanical Parts Main Chassis M010 W105 M011 M013 W106 M019 W107 M018 W101 W104 W103 M022 W106 M012 M202 M023 M017 M024 M203 M416 M014 M015 M020 M021 M026 M016 ...

Page 67: ... 06176B ASSY GUIDE ROLLER Mold ETC DD 4 P 1 SNA M021 AD61 01483A GUIDE ROLLER DD 4 POM BLACK M 1 SNA M022 AD61 00558A PLATE S P BASE DD 3 SUS632 CSP T0 1 SA M023 AD66 00221A PULLEY BELT TIMING DD 4 POLYURETHAN 0 8 SA AD66 00292A PULLEY BELT TIMING DD 4 POLYURETHAN 0 2 SA M024 AD66 00069A GEAR CAPSTAN DD 3 DYAMID 0 4 28 1 SA M026 AD66 00219A GEAR PULLEY DD 4 DURACON M90 44 0 3 1 SA M202 6031 001417...

Page 68: ...Exploded View and Parts List 5 20 Samsung Electronics 5 12 Mechanical Parts Sub Chassis M030 M033 M037 M203 M036 W101 M042 M041 C353 S302 M032 M035 M038 M034 M043 M044 S310 S N A Service Not Available ...

Page 69: ... 4 1 SA M036 AD97 06401A ASSY ARM TENSION DD 4 ASSY 1 SA M037 AD61 01184A SPRING ETC TENSION DD 4 SUS304 WPB 1 SA M038 AD97 06402A ASSY ARM REVIEW DD 4 ASSY 1 SA M041 AD61 01194A HOUSING LOCK L DD 4 DURACON M90 44D 1 SA M042 AD61 01195A HOUSING LOCK R DD 4 DURACON M90 44 1 SA M043 AD61 01159A HOLDER BAND DD 4 DURACON M90 44 1 SNA M044 AD69 00425A BAND TENSION DD 4 LUMIRROR WH 1 SNA M203 6031 00143...

Page 70: ...Exploded View and Parts List 5 22 Samsung Electronics MEMO ...

Page 71: ... SA C304 2203 005923 C CER CHIP 1000NF 20 6 3V X5R TP 1 1 SA C305 2203 005922 C CER CHIP 4700NF 20 6 3V X5R TP 2 1 SA C306 2203 005922 C CER CHIP 4700NF 20 6 3V X5R TP 2 1 SA C307 2203 005686 C CER CHIP 2200nF 20 10V X5R TP 20 1 SA C308 2203 006048 C CER CHIP 100nF 10 10V X7R 1005 1 SA C309 2203 006048 C CER CHIP 100nF 10 10V X7R 1005 1 SA C310 2203 006048 C CER CHIP 100nF 10 10V X7R 1005 1 SA C31...

Page 72: ...1 SA C708 2203 006048 C CER CHIP 100nF 10 10V X7R 1005 1 SA C709 2203 000438 C CER CHIP 1nF 10 50V X7R 1005 1 SA C710 2203 006048 C CER CHIP 100nF 10 10V X7R 1005 1 SA C711 2203 000359 C CER CHIP 0 15NF 5 50V C0G TP 100 1 SA C712 2203 006048 C CER CHIP 100nF 10 10V X7R 1005 1 SA C713 2203 006048 C CER CHIP 100nF 10 10V X7R 1005 1 SA C714 2203 002793 C CER CHIP 1000nF 80 20 25V Y5V 2 1 SA C716 2203...

Page 73: ... CP28 2203 006048 C CER CHIP 100nF 10 10V X7R 1005 1 SA CP29 2203 006048 C CER CHIP 100nF 10 10V X7R 1005 1 SA CP301 2203 000254 C CER CHIP 10nF 10 16V X7R 1005 1 SA CP302 2203 006048 C CER CHIP 100nF 10 10V X7R 1005 1 SA CP303 2203 005065 C CER CHIP 1000nF 80 20 10V Y5V 1 1 SA CP304 2203 000438 C CER CHIP 1nF 10 50V X7R 1005 1 SA CP306 2203 000438 C CER CHIP 1nF 10 50V X7R 1005 1 SA CP307 2203 00...

Page 74: ...7311 R CHIP 22Kohm 1 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R205 2007 001333 R CHIP 18KOHM 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R206 2007 002970 R CHIP 56ohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R207 2007 000171 R CHIP 0ohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R208 2007 000171 R CHIP 0ohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R209 2007 000140 R CHIP 1Kohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R210 2007 000142 R CHIP 2 7KOHM 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R211 2007 000164 R CHIP 150KOHM 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA ...

Page 75: ...1 SA R5124 2007 000162 R CHIP 100Kohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R5125 2007 000140 R CHIP 1Kohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R5129 2007 000140 R CHIP 1Kohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R513 2007 000140 R CHIP 1Kohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R5130 2007 000140 R CHIP 1Kohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R5131 2007 000140 R CHIP 1Kohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R5132 2007 000162 R CHIP 100Kohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R5133 2007 000140 R CHIP 1Ko...

Page 76: ...220Kohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R670 2007 007588 R CHIP 1 8KOHM 1 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R671 2007 007588 R CHIP 1 8KOHM 1 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R672 2007 007588 R CHIP 1 8KOHM 1 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R673 2007 007588 R CHIP 1 8KOHM 1 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R674 2007 000141 R CHIP 2 2Kohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R675 2007 000148 R CHIP 10Kohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R676 2007 000148 R CHIP 10Kohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA R6...

Page 77: ...1 16W TP 1005 1 SA RM76 2007 000162 R CHIP 100Kohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA RM78 2007 000171 R CHIP 0ohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA RM79 2007 000171 R CHIP 0ohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA RM810 2007 000171 R CHIP 0ohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA RM811 2007 000171 R CHIP 0ohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA RM812 2007 000171 R CHIP 0ohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA RM813 2007 000171 R CHIP 0ohm 5 1 16W TP 1005 1 SA RM814 2007 000171 R CHIP...

Page 78: ... 100nF 10 16V X7R 1608 1 SA CLF09 2203 005148 C CER CHIP 100nF 10 16V X7R 1608 1 SA CLF10 2203 005148 C CER CHIP 100nF 10 16V X7R 1608 1 SA CLF11 2203 005148 C CER CHIP 100nF 10 16V X7R 1608 1 SA CLF12 2203 005148 C CER CHIP 100nF 10 16V X7R 1608 1 SA CLF13 2203 005686 C CER CHIP 2200nF 20 10V X5R TP 20 1 SA CLF14 2404 000232 C TA CHIP 4 7uF 20 10V TP 3216 1 SA CLF16 2404 001020 C TA CHIP 10uF 20 ...

Page 79: ...C CER CHIP 100nF 80 20 25V Y5V 16 1 SA DR01 0403 001403 DIODE ZENER KDZ5 6EV 5 3 6V 150MW S 1 SA FER01 0505 001726 FET SILICON ECH8603 P 20V 4A 37MO 1 SA ICR01 1201 002101 IC OP AMP KIA358AFK US TP 8P 2x2 3m 1 SA JR01 AD97 08500A ASSY DC JACK TC18 431 01 DELTA2 PJ 1 SA LBTR1 AD65 00025A TERMINAL LITHUM PLATE THETA2 PJ B 1 SA LBTR2 AD63 00075A TERMINAL LI BATT M1 PJ C5210R H 1 SA LDR01 0601 001419 ...

Page 80: ... 25V Y5V 2 1 SA C58 2203 000192 C CER CHIP 100nF 80 20 50V Y5V 20 1 SA C59 2203 000938 C CER CHIP 0 47nF 5 50V C0G 2012 1 SA C61 2203 000192 C CER CHIP 100nF 80 20 50V Y5V 20 1 SA C62 2401 000438 C AL 10uF 20 25V GP 5x11 5 1 SA C63 2203 000455 C CER CHIP 1nF 5 50V C0G 2012 1 SA D10 0402 000137 DIODE RECTIFIER 1N4007 1KV 1A DO 41 1 SA D11 0402 000137 DIODE RECTIFIER 1N4007 1KV 1A DO 41 1 SA D12 040...

Page 81: ...C T1 W26 L2 1 SA C042 AD63 00584B COVER JIG OMEGA2 PJ 2M ABS 94HB T2 1 SA C056 AD97 10686A ASSY CAP HOOD ASSY DRAGON2 PJ X33 1 SA C339 AD97 10688A ASSY MIC ASSY DRAGON2 PJ 1 SA C378 AD61 02350A HOLDER CVF LENS DRAGON2 PJ ABS94HB 1 SA C386 AD67 00025A LENS EVF M G1 PMMA 3 5 D13 E 1 SA C419 AD64 01476A GRILLE MIC DRAGON2 PJ PMMA T1 W22 L 1 SA C546 AD63 00892A COVER EYE CUP DRAGON2 PJ ABS94HB T1 1 SA...

Page 82: ...6 12 Samsung Electronics Electrical Parts List This Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization MEMO ...

Page 83: ...ock Diagrams 7 1 All Block Diagram 7 2 IC101 Block Diagram 7 3 S5C7377X Block Diagram 7 4 IC201 Block Diagram 7 5 Camera Block Diagram 7 6 DV1 Chip Block Diagram 7 7 Audio Video Interface Block Diagram 7 8 Syscon Servo Block Diagram 7 9 DCDC Block Diagram 7 2 7 3 7 4 7 5 7 6 7 6 7 7 7 7 7 8 ...

Page 84: ...VS Reset IC503 XC61FC251 2 RTC IC502 RS5C372A EEPROM ICM15 24C045STP Main Ass y 10Bits ITU R 656 27Mhz 54Mhz Record Data Envelope PB CLK PB DATA H1 H2 Zoom VR Photo SW S jack AV jack Internal MIC USB jack IEEE1394 jack Jack Ass y Ext MIC jack Remocon Module LED Light Front Ass y SD Socket Multi Battery Lithium Battery DC Jack Function Key 112K 230K LCD POWER KEY Rear Ass y Left Ass y DV_1_Chip IC2...

Page 85: ...padrd CK rsck trck fref padFREF CC DO padRG QE afrd tb adrd gcerr gcnewus trerr adrg afrg lowz updo UP reg_sel padSEN padSD padSCK updi updo upw upr padSEN padSD padSCK reg_selects updi updo upw upr adrd afrd adrg afrg lowz trerr gcerr gcnewus padTB PG pgrd pgrg pgrg pgrd test data SA updo rd padRG gcnewus gcnewus gcerr gcdac padXZ updo IO_TL padATOAC padATIX padATIY padATODC padATIX padATIY padAT...

Page 86: ...DT USB 2 0 MSPRO SDIO MMC DMA 4 VIDEO DMA JPEG CODEC MPEG4 CODEC 30FPS VGA OSD AHB BUS CCD 11 0 Y Cb Cr 7 0 CCD 11 0 Y Cb Cr 7 0 VIDEO BUS Y C CHANNEL CAMERA PROCESSOR DIS Image improvement Processor Motor Control PWM 12CH Y Cb Cr 9 0 Y C 7 0 Y 9 0 APB BUS Key CCD 12bits TV Encoder Itur656 S5C7376X External Device External Device External Device Console S W usage PC 3 in 1 CARD Socket Nand Flash M...

Page 87: ...thout Samsung s authorization SHUFFLE VIDEO CODEC AUDIO AUXSC DVC_LINK IIC CODEC channel MODAS DEMOD VCO DAC 4MBits SDRAM 10 5MBits SDRAM 1394 PHY MICOM Camera PRML Audio AD DA Video Decoder CLOCK OSD 2nd DV1CHIP LCD AFE Audio o DSP Color Encoder r 7 4 IC201 Block Diagram ...

Page 88: ...S JPEG MPEG4 USB K4S283233F EE75 ICA02 64M DSRAM KBM29LV160BE ICA03 4M FLASH MEMORY SMC MMC MS Card BU7807 IC601 AUDIO I F DV1 CHIP9IC201 GLOBALi TMP1962 IC501 MICOM 7 5 Camera Block Diagram BU7806 IC601 IC AUDIO I F LA73076V IC301 IC VIDEO I F S5C7377 ICM01 DSP7 41 85MHz LDV5000 IC101 IC PRML LD3502 IC101 IC PREAMP PB CLK DATA REC DATA CLK DATA Y C 54MHz 27MHz ITU R656 DV1 CHIP GLOBALi IC201 TMP1...

Page 89: ...VIDEO IF IC DV1 CHIP GLOBALi IC201 TMP1962F10 IC501 MICOM 7 7 Audio Video Interface Block Diagram DCDC BLOCK PRML BLCOK PREAMP BLOCK DV1_CHIP BLOCK AV I F BLOCK CAMERA BLOCK TMP1962F10 IC501 MICOM LB11993W IC401 MOTOR DIRVER DRUM MOTOR CAP MOTOR LOAGDING MOTOR T S SENSOR REEL SENSOR MIC SENSOR RS5C372A IC502 RTC IC EEPROM 524ABOX91 IC505 RESET IC XC6413FY01MR IC503 7 8 Syscon Servo Block Diagram ...

Page 90: ...sed without Samsung s authorization LPF LPF LPF LPF LPF LPF LPF LPF BATT ADAPTER TMP1962 IC501 MICOM VTR DD ON CAM DD ON LPF LPF BD983KV IC701 PWM IC D ERR C ERR DRUM VS CAPSTAN VS SS 3 0V SS 5 0V SS 1 8V LCD BL5V CCD LCD 7 5V 5V 5V V LOGHT5 0V 7 9 DCDC Block Diagram ...

Page 91: ...Samsung Electronics 8 1 8 Wiring Diagram ...

Page 92: ...Wiring Diagram 8 2 Samsung Electronics MEMO ...

Page 93: ... Electronics 9 1 9 PCB Diagrams 9 1 Main PCB 9 2 9 2 Left PCB 9 6 9 3 LCD PCB 9 6 9 4 Rear PCB 9 7 9 5 Function PCB 9 7 9 6 Jack PCB 9 8 9 7 Front PCB SC D362 D364 D365 D366 9 8 9 8 CCD PCB 9 9 9 9 CVF PCB 9 9 ...

Page 94: ...PCB Diagrams 9 2 Samsung Electronics 9 1 Main PCB COMPONENT SIDE LOC NO X Y IC101 C4 IC02 D4 IC302 E1 IC401 A3 IC501 C1 IC502 C0 IC504 D1 IC701 G1 ICM01 F2 ICP01 F4 ICP03 G4 ICP04 H4 ICP05 H4 ...

Page 95: ...PCB Diagrams Samsung Electronics 9 3 X501 13 5MHz Ø Œ ˇ ˆ XM01 54MHz XM02 48MHz REC_DATA ENV_DIN ENV_IN Œ ˇ ˆ Ø ...

Page 96: ...PCB Diagrams 9 4 Samsung Electronics CONDUCTOR SIDE LOC NO X Y IC201 E2 IC301 G3 IC303 D1 IC503 E1 IC601 G1 ICA02 B2 IC03 A2 ICM15 D1 ICP02 C4 ...

Page 97: ...PCB Diagrams Samsung Electronics 9 5 ˇ 41 85MHz VIDEO_IN Œ AUDIO_OUT_R Q701 Ø Q703 Q706 Q707 Q708 ˆ Q702 ˆ Ø Œ ˇ ...

Page 98: ...PCB Diagrams 9 6 Samsung Electronics 9 2 Left PCB COMPONENT SIDE CONDUCTOR SIDE 9 3 LCD PCB COMPONENT SIDE CONDUCTOR SIDE ...

Page 99: ...PCB Diagrams Samsung Electronics 9 7 9 4 Rear PCB COMPONENT SIDE CONDUCTOR SIDE 9 5 Function PCB COMPONENT SIDE CONDUCTOR SIDE ...

Page 100: ...PCB Diagrams 9 8 Samsung Electronics 9 6 Jack PCB COMPONENT SIDE CONDUCTOR SIDE 9 7 Front PCB SC D362 D364 D365 D366 COMPONENT SIDE CONDUCTOR SIDE ...

Page 101: ...PCB Diagrams Samsung Electronics 9 9 9 8 CCD PCB COMPONENT SIDE CONDUCTOR SIDE 9 9 CVF PCB COMPONENT SIDE CONDUCTOR SIDE ...

Page 102: ...PCB Diagrams 9 10 Samsung Electronics MEMO ...

Page 103: ...D366 For schematic Diagram Resistors are in ohms 1 8W unless otherwise noted Note Special note Most semiconductor devices are electrostatically sensitive and therefore require the special handling techniques described under the electrostatically sensitive ES devices section of this service manual Note Do not use the part number shown on this drawing for ordering The correct part number is shown in...

Page 104: ...Schematic Diagrams 10 2 Samsung Electronics This Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization 10 1 Arm Memory Main PCB ...

Page 105: ...s 10 3 This Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization AUDIO Audio out 10 2 Audio Main PCB These are the waveforms of SC D263 D362 D363 D364 D365 D366 Caution There can be some differences Voltage Frequency stc among cameras ...

Page 106: ...Schematic Diagrams 10 4 Samsung Electronics This Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization 10 3 Built In Memory Main PCB ...

Page 107: ...Schematic Diagrams Samsung Electronics 10 5 This Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization 10 4 CDS Zoom Motor Main PCB ...

Page 108: ...ument can not be used without Samsung s authorization Ø ˆ Œ ˇ Œ Q701 ˇ Q703 Q706 ˆ Q707 Ø Q708 Q702 10 5 DC DC Main PCB These are the waveforms of SC D263 D362 D363 D364 D365 D366 Caution There can be some differences Voltage Frequency stc among cameras ...

Page 109: ...s Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization VIDEO AUDIO Œ XM01 54MHz XM02 48MHz Œ 10 6 DSP7 Main PCB These are the waveforms of SC D263 D362 D363 D364 D365 D366 Caution There can be some differences Voltage Frequency stc among cameras ...

Page 110: ...s This Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization VIDEO AUDIO Œ 41 85MHz Œ 10 7 GLOABLi Main PCB These are the waveforms of SC D263 D362 D363 D364 D365 D366 Caution There can be some differences Voltage Frequency stc among cameras ...

Page 111: ...Schematic Diagrams Samsung Electronics 10 9 This Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization VIDEO AUDIO 10 8 LCD Video Main PCB ...

Page 112: ...s Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization ˇ Œ REC_DATA ENV_DIN ENV_IN Œ ˇ 10 9 Preamp PRMI Main PCB These are the waveforms of SC D263 D362 D363 D364 D365 D366 Caution There can be some differences Voltage Frequency stc among cameras ...

Page 113: ...Schematic Diagrams Samsung Electronics 10 11 This Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization 10 10 Servo Main PCB ...

Page 114: ...cs This Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization Œ X501 13 5MHz Œ 10 11 System Micom Main PCB These are the waveforms of SC D263 D362 D363 D364 D365 D366 Caution There can be some differences Voltage Frequency stc among cameras ...

Page 115: ...Schematic Diagrams Samsung Electronics 10 13 This Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization 10 12 CCD CCD PCB ...

Page 116: ...Schematic Diagrams 10 14 Samsung Electronics This Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization 10 13 Left Left PCB ...

Page 117: ...Schematic Diagrams Samsung Electronics 10 15 This Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization 10 14 Jack Jack PCB ...

Page 118: ...Schematic Diagrams 10 16 Samsung Electronics This Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization 10 15 Rear Rear PCB ...

Page 119: ...Schematic Diagrams Samsung Electronics 10 17 This Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization 10 16 Function Function PCB ...

Page 120: ...Schematic Diagrams 10 18 Samsung Electronics This Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization 10 17 CVF CVF PCB ...

Page 121: ...Schematic Diagrams Samsung Electronics 10 19 This Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization 10 18 LCD LCD PCB ...

Page 122: ...Schematic Diagrams 10 20 Samsung Electronics This Document can not be used without Samsung s authorization 10 19 Front Front PCB SC D362 D364 D365 D366 ...

Page 123: ...TAPE EJECT MF AF MULTI DISP Button Player Camera M Player SC D363 D364 D365 D366 only ÏÏ REW REC SEARCH REV FF REC SEARCH FWD PLAY STILL FADE S SHOW SLIDE SHOW STOP MF AF MULTI DISP MULTI DISPLAY ENGLISH 10 10 Getting to Know Your Camcorder Left Side View 1 DISPLAY page 21 2 MACRO PB ZOOM page 39 page 61 3 Speaker 4 Mode Switch MEMORY CARD TAPE SC D363 D364 D365 D366 only 5 Viewfinder 6 COLOR NITE...

Page 124: ... Jack Cover 10 Cassette Door 9 Jacks 11 Hand Strap Hook Jacks SC D263 SC D363 External MIC IEEE1394 AV Cable External MIC IEEE1394 USB AV Cable External MIC IEEE1394 USB Multi Cable SC D362 D364 D365 D366 ENGLISH 12 12 Getting to Know Your Camcorder Rear Bottom View 1 Lithium Battery Cover 2 Charging Indicator 3 Memory Card Slot SC D363 D364 D365 D366 only 4 Tripod Receptacle 5 Battery Release MEN...

Page 125: ...s Cover It is very important to ensure that the Hand Strap has been correctly adjusted before you begin your recording The Hand Strap enables you to Hold the Camcorder in a stable comfortable position Press the ZOOM and Start Stop button without having to change the position of your hand Hand Strap Adjusting the Hand Strap 1 Insert the Hand Strap into the Hand Strap Hook on the front side of the C...

Page 126: ... 16 Preparation Using the Lithium Ion Battery Pack Use SB LSM80 or SB LSM160 Battery Pack only The Battery Pack may be charged a little at the time of purchase Charging the Lithium Ion Battery Pack 1 Turn the Power switch to Off 2 Attach the Battery Pack to the Camcorder 3 Connect the AC Power Adapter to an AC Cord and connect the AC Cord to a wall socket 4 Connect the DC cable to the DC jack on t...

Page 127: ...8 Preparation Notes regarding the Battery Pack Please refer to the Table on page 16 for approximate continuous recording time The recording time is affected by temperature and environmental conditions The recording time shortens dramatically in a cold environment As the environmental temperature and conditions vary The continuous recording times in the operating instructions are measured using a f...

Page 128: ...ton QUICK MENU provides easier access to frequently used menus without using the MENU button Functions available using the QUICK MENU are as below Camera Mode Setting the Digital Image Stabilizer DIS page 55 Programed Automatic Exposure Modes Program AE page 49 Setting the 16 9 Wide page 54 Setting the White Balance White Balance page 51 Setting the Shutter Speed Shutter Only can be operated by us...

Page 129: ...a Mode 14min 10Sec 0 00 11 Color N 1 30 29 SP STBY Art 16BIt W T S 1 50 No Tape S 1 50 29 1 2 4 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 7 8 31 30 29 13 12 15 14 16 17 19 18 20 21 23 22 24 26 25 27 12 00 AM JAN 1 2006 12 00 AM JAN 1 2006 S 9 ENGLISH 22 22 Preparation OSD On Screen Display in M Cam M Player Modes SC D363 D364 D365 D366 only 1 Photo Quality page 71 2 CARD Memory Card Indicator 3 Image Counter Total number...

Page 130: ... System Menu Setting Setting the Clock Clock Set Adjust Select Exit MENU OK ZOOM Camera Mode Back Clock Set Remote Beep Sound Language Demonstration 1 JAN 2006 00 00 Move Select Exit MENU OK ZOOM Camera Mode Back Clock Set Remote Beep Sound Language Demonstration 1 JAN 2006 00 00 Complete Camera Mode System Clock Set Remote Beep Sound Language Demonstration On On English On Move Select Exit MENU O...

Page 131: ...ck Clock Set Remote Beep Sound Language Demonstration ENGLISH 26 26 Initial Setting System Menu Setting The Shutter Sound function works in both Player and M Cam modes page 19 You can turn the Shutter Sound on or off when on with each press of the PHOTO button the Shutter will sound 1 Set the Power switch to CAMERA or PLAYER 2 If the Power switch is set to CAMERA set the Mode switch to MEMORY CARD...

Page 132: ...s no tape inserted in the Camcorder page 32 Demonstration automatically shows you the major functions that are included with your Camcorder so that you may use them more easily The Demonstration operates repeatedly until the Demonstration mode switched Off 1 Set the Power switch to CAMERA 2 Set the Mode switch to TAPE SC D363 D364 D365 D366 only 3 Press the MENU button The menu list will appear 4 ...

Page 133: ...PLAY E R CAM E R A PLAY E R 1 Move Select Exit MENU OK ZOOM Camera Mode Display LCD Bright LCD Color Date Time TV Display 4 Off On Camera Mode Back LCD Bright LCD Color Date Time TV Display ENGLISH 30 30 Displaying the Date Time Date Time The Date Time function works in Camera Player M Cam M Player modes page 19 The date and time are automatically recorded on a special data area of the tape 1 Set ...

Page 134: ...ight LCD Color Date Time TV Display ENGLISH 32 32 Basic Recording Using the Viewfinder Inserting Ejecting a Cassette In the PLAYER mode the Viewfinder will work when the LCD Screen is closed In the CAMERA mode the Viewfinder will work when the LCD Screen is closed or rotated counterclockwise 180 Adjusting the Focus The focus adjustment knob of the Viewfinder enables individuals with vision problem...

Page 135: ...nect a power source to the Camcorder page 19 A Battery pack or a AC Power adapter Insert a cassette page 32 2 Remove the Lens Cover 3 Set the Power switch to CAMERA Open the LCD Screen Set the Mode switch to TAPE SC D363 D364 D365 D366 only Make sure that STBY is displayed If the write protection tab of the cassette is open set to save STOP and Protection will be displayed Release the write protec...

Page 136: ...a still image using the PHOTO button while EASY Q is set releases DIS function Digital Zoom COLOR NITE or Visual Effect is not available in the EASY Q mode 16 9 Wide is not available in the EASY Q mode 60min 0 00 10 SP STBY COLORNITE LIGHT 3 CAM E R A PLAY E R 1 ENGLISH 36 36 Basic Recording The REC SEARCH function works only in Camera mode page 19 To be used to review previously recorded images o...

Page 137: ...e canceled automatically At the end of the section marked with the ZERO MEMORY function When the tape is ejected When you remove the Battery Pack or power supply The ZERO MEMORY may not function correctly where there is a break between recordings on the tape Ï CAM E R A PLAY E R 1 ENGLISH 38 38 Basic Recording Self Record using the Remote Control Setting the Self Timer SC D364 D366 only The SELF T...

Page 138: ...tripod to prevent hand shake in the Tele Macro mode Avoid shadows when recording in the Tele Macro mode As the distance to the subject decreases focusing area narrows When you can not get proper focus use the Zoom lever COLORNITE LIGHT MACRO PB ZOOM TELE WIDE SP 25min 0 39 40 STBY Ï W T ENGLISH 40 40 Basic Recording Using the Fade In and Out The Fade function works only in Camera mode page 19 You ...

Page 139: ... 00 10 SP STBY Exit Q MENU DIS Program AE 16 9 Wide White Balance Shutter Exposure BLC 4 On DIS Program AE 16 9 Wide White Balance Shutter Exposure BLC ENGLISH 42 42 Basic Recording Using the COLOR NITE COLOR NITE COLOR NITE function works only in Camera mode page 19 You can take a shot of an object in slow motion by controlling the shutter speed or a brighter image in dark places without a compro...

Page 140: ...ded onto the Main Sound1 track Additional stereo sound can be dubbed onto the Sub Sound2 track 16Bit You can record one high quality stereo sound using 16Bit recording mode Audio dubbing is not possible when using this mode 1 Set the Power switch to CAMERA or PLAYER 2 Set the Mode switch to TAPE SC D363 D364 D365 D366 only 3 Press the MENU button 4 Move the Zoom lever to the up or down to select R...

Page 141: ...363 D364 D365 D366 only Advanced Recording Cutting Off Wind Noise WindCut Plus Move Select Exit MENU OK ZOOM Camera Mode Record Rec Mode Audio Mode WindCut Plus Real Stereo SP 12Bit Auto Off Move Select Exit MENU OK ZOOM Off On Auto 4 6 60min 0 00 10 SP STBY 7 Ï Camera Mode Back Rec Mode Audio Mode WindCut Plus Real Stereo The Real Stereo function works only in Camera mode page 19 Real Stereo is t...

Page 142: ...turns to the auto shutter and auto exposure settings when you change to the EASY Q mode When recording with a Shutter Speed of 1 1000 or higher make sure the sun is not shining into the lens 60min 0 00 10 SP STBY Exit Q MENU DIS Program AE 16 9 Wide White Balance Shutter Exposure BLC Manual 60min 0 00 10 SP STBY Exit Q MENU Off DIS Program AE 16 9 Wide White Balance Shutter Exposure BLC 3 5 6 29 S...

Page 143: ...ers in golf or tennis games A 60min 0 00 10 SP STBY Ï ENGLISH 50 50 Advanced Recording Setting the Program AE 1 Set the Power switch to CAMERA 2 Set the Mode switch to TAPE SC D363 D364 D365 D366 only 3 Press the MENU button The menu list will appear 4 Move the Zoom lever to the up or down to select Camera then press the OK button 5 Move the Zoom lever to the up or down to select Program AE then p...

Page 144: ...able simply using the QUICK MENU button page 20 The White Balance function will not operate in EASY Q mode Turn the Digital Zoom off if necessary to set a more accurate white balance Reset the white balance if lighting conditions change During normal outdoor recording setting to Auto may provide better results Buttons other than EASYQ MENU and OK will not work during setting the Custom WB in White...

Page 145: ...oom 60min 0 00 10 SP STBY Ï Art Advanced Recording Setting the 16 9 Wide The 16 9 Wide function works only in Camera mode page 19 Select to record a picture to be played back on a 16 9 Wide TV Recordings in 16 9 Wide will play back naturally only when the TV supports 16 9 aspect ratio 1 Set the Power switch to CAMERA 2 Set the Mode switch to TAPE SC D363 D364 D365 D366 only 3 Press the MENU button...

Page 146: ...xit MENU OK ZOOM Camera Mode Camera Program AE White Balance Visual Effect 16 9 Wide DIS Digital Zoom 4 6 60min 0 00 10 SP STBY 7 Ï Camera Mode Back Program AE White Balance Visual Effect 16 9 Wide DIS Digital Zoom ENGLISH 56 56 Advanced Recording Zooming In and Out with Digital Zoom Digital Zoom Maximum Digital Zoom works only in Camera mode page 19 Zooming more than 33x 30x SC D263 D363 is achie...

Page 147: ...ically QUICK MENU OK Sound 1 Off Move Select Exit MENU OK ZOOM Player Mode Tape Photo Search Photo Copy Audio Select Audio Effect Search Exit MENU ÏÏ SP 25min Photo searching 0 44 38 03 Search Exit MENU ÏÏ SP 0 41 56 10 25min Photo Search 4 6 Photo Search ENGLISH 58 58 Playback Playing Back a Tape You have recorded on the LCD Screen The Playback function and speaker works only in Player mode page ...

Page 148: ... PLAY STILL button MF AF Ï Ï SC D364 D366 only Ï ENGLISH 60 60 Playback Frame Advance To play back frame by frame SC D364 D366 only Press the F ADV button on the remote control while in still mode Video sequence advances frame by frame each time you press the F ADV button The F ADV function works in still mode only To resume normal playback press the PLAY STILL button Forward frame advance Press t...

Page 149: ...ly The Audio Dubbing function works only in Player mode page 19 You can not dub sound on a pre recorded tape in LP or 16 bit mode You can add sound to the original sound on a pre recorded tape recorded in SP mode with 12bit sound Use the internal or an external microphone not supplied or other audio equipment The original sound will not be erased 1 Set the Power switch to PLAYER If you want to use...

Page 150: ...9 Playing back on a TV Monitor To play back a tape the television must be NTSC compatible page 97 We recommend that you use the AC Power adapter as the power source for the Camcorder Connecting to a TV which has Audio Video Input Jacks 1 Connect the Camcorder to your TV with the Audio Video cable The yellow jack Video The white jack Audio L mono The red jack Audio R If you connect to a monaural TV...

Page 151: ...YE R CAM E R A CAM E R A PLAY E R Multi Cable SC D362 D364 D365 D366 AV Antenna AV Cable Signal flow TV VCR Camcorder AV Cable SC D263 D363 ENGLISH 66 66 Audio Effect function works only in Player mode page 19 Audio Effect provides various effects when the audio signals stored in a tape are playing 1 Set the Power switch to PLAYER 2 Set the Mode switch to TAPE SC D363 D364 D365 D366 only 3 Insert ...

Page 152: ... double speed or slow playback only a gray image appears on the Camcorder If AV In Out is set to AV In or S Video In the WindCut Plus will be released ENGLISH 67 67 Playback Setting the AV In Out SC D365 D366 only SP 12Bit Off Out Move Select Exit MENU OK ZOOM Player Mode Record Rec Mode Audio Mode WindCut Plus AV In Out Move Select Exit MENU OK ZOOM Player Mode Back Rec Mode Audio Mode WindCut Pl...

Page 153: ... assigned to each recorded image Each folder is numbered from 100SSDVC and recorded on the Memory Card Image Format Photo Image Images are compressed in JPEG Joint Photographic Experts Group format The picture size is 800x600 Tape Capture 640x480 Moving Image Images are compressed in MPEG 4 Moving Picture Experts Group format The picture size is 720x480 DCIM 100 SSDVC DCAM 0001 DCAM 0002 101SSDVC ...

Page 154: ...ditions Photo images JPEG can be stored in the Memory Card up to 20 000 files QUALITY 8MB 16MB Super Fine Approx 34 Approx 68 Fine Approx 45 Approx 90 Normal Approx 74 Approx 148 Move Select Exit MENU OK ZOOM Memory Card Super Fine Series Move Select Exit MENU OK ZOOM M Cam Mode Memory Memory Type Photo Quality File No Super Fine Fine Normal 2 4 5 M Cam Mode Back Memory Type Photo Quality File No ...

Page 155: ...Set the Power switch to PLAYER 2 Set the Mode switch to MEMORY CARD The last recorded image appears If there are no recorded images on the Memory Card No image is displayed To view a Single Image Using the ÏÏ REV FWD buttons search for the desired photo image To view the next image press the FWD button To view the previous image press the ÏÏ REV button Keep pressing FWD or ÏÏ REV to search for an ...

Page 156: ...e All Protect Print Mark Off On 2 46 800x600 5 7 8 M Player Mode Back Memory Type M Play Select Delete Delete All Protect Print Mark 2 46 2 46 100 0002 ENGLISH 76 76 Digital Still Camera Mode SC D363 D364 D365 D366 only Deleting Photo Images and Moving Images The Delete function works only in M Player mode page 19 You can erase the photo images and moving images recorded on the Memory Card If you ...

Page 157: ...protected images The Format function restores the Memory Card to its initial state Attention If you execute the Format function all images will be erased completely and erased images cannot be recovered 1 Set the Power switch to PLAYER 2 Set the Mode switch to MEMORY CARD 3 Press the MENU button The menu list will appear 4 Move the Zoom lever to the up or down to select Memory then press the OK bu...

Page 158: ...Mode SC D363 D364 D365 D366 only Playing the Moving Images MPEG on the Memory Card M Play Select The Moving Images Playback function works only in M Player mode page 19 You can play the moving images on the Memory Card Stereo audio is played back at the same time Playing back on a PC shows better quality than on a TV 1 Set the Power switch to PLAYER 2 Set the Mode switch to MEMORY CARD 3 Press the...

Page 159: ...o function on a cassette onto a Memory Card Rewind the tape to the point which you wants 1 Set the Power switch to PLAYER 2 Set the Mode switch to TAPE 3 Press the MENU button The menu list will appear 4 Move the Zoom lever to the up or down to select Tape then press the OK button 5 Move the Zoom lever to the up or down to select Photo Copy then press the OK button All still images that recorded o...

Page 160: ... All Files To print 1 copy each of all of the stored images 1 Set the Power switch to PLAYER 2 Set the Mode switch to MEMORY CARD The last recorded image appears 3 Using the ÏÏ REV FWD buttons search for the photo image that you want to mark 4 Press the MENU button The menu list will appear 5 Move the Zoom lever to the up or down to select Memory then press the OK button 6 Move the Zoom lever to t...

Page 161: ...lecting Images 1 In the PictBridge settings menu press the ÏÏ REV FWD buttons to select an image to print Setting the Number of Prints 2 Move the Zoom lever to the up or down to select Copies then press the OK button 3 Move the Zoom lever to the up or down to set the number of prints then press the OK button Setting the Date Time Imprint Option 4 Move the Zoom lever to the up or down to select Dat...

Page 162: ...363 D364 D365 D366 only 3 Connect the DV cable not supplied from the DV jack of the Camcorder to the DV jack of the other DV device Make sure that is displayed 4 Press the Start Stop button to begin REC PAUSE mode PAUSE is displayed 5 Start playback on the other DV device while you monitor the picture 6 Press the Start Stop button to start recording If you want to pause recording momentarily press...

Page 163: ... Video Codec DV Driver and DirectX 9 0 If you disconnect the USB cable from the PC or the Camcorder during the data transfer the data transfer will stop and the data may be damaged If you connect the USB cable to a PC using a USB HUB or with other devices at the same time it may cause conflict and may not work properly If this occurs remove all other USB devices and try the connection again CPU In...

Page 164: ...er CAPTURE DRIVER Connect a Camcorder to your PC to complete the DV Driver installation 1 This function works only in Camera mode 2 Connect the camcorder to the PC using the USB cable 3 The SAMSUNG A V Capture driver installation begins on the PC DirectX 9 0 Click Video Codec Click The Video Codec needs to be installed in order to play the moving images stored in the Memory Card on a PC or to use ...

Page 165: ... your computer CAM E R A PLAY E R 1 2 ENGLISH 94 94 USB Interface SC D362 D363 D364 D365 D366 only Using the USB Streaming Function This function works in both Camera and Player modes page 19 To use USB streaming the DV Driver Video Codec and DirectX 9 0 programs must be installed in the PC You can view Camcorder video on your PC using USB streaming You can also store it as a moving image in the a...

Page 166: ...ered b Removing the tape protection If you no longer wish to keep the recording on the cassette push the safety tab back so that it covers the hole How to store a tape a Avoid places with magnets or magnetic interference b Avoid humidity and dust prone places c Keep the tape in an upright position and avoid storing it in direct sunlight d Avoid dropping or knocking your tapes Maintenance CAM E R A...

Page 167: ... 002850 BU7807 03KV Audio Codec IC Beep Sound Mask Ø Ê SOLF02 SD MMC Socket 3709 001409 CIM F23N SD MMC Socket CNLF01 Connector 3708 002179 05002HR 60J02 60P For Connecting Main B D Left B D Front B D CNF01 Connector 3710 001477 52465 1471 14P For Connecting Main B D Front B D Jack B D CNJ01 Connector 3708 002175 05010HR 24A 24P For Connecting Main B D Jack B D LCD B D CNL02 Connector 3708 002188 ...

Page 168: ...Operating Instructions 11 46 Samsung Electronics MEMO ...

Page 169: ...Loading normal IC401 5 VS_D 4 8V IC401 25 VCC1 4 5V STOP CHECK IC501 MICOM OUT Changing Loading Motor DECK Housing close CHECK IC401 Yes No Yes No Yes No Sycon Servo IC401 25 VCC1 EJECT 0 51 09 07 SP Sound 2 06 16 L M When the error code shown above is displaying follow the below step ...

Page 170: ... is Drum U V W Waveform CHECK IC501 MICOM Is DRUM error OUT normal CHECK Q702 L717 Replace Drum Motor CHECK IC401 CHECK R5108 R5107 C518 C519 No NO No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Sycon Servo DRUM error OUT EJECT 0 51 09 07 SP Sound 2 06 16 D M When the error code shown above is displaying follow the below step ...

Page 171: ...normal CHECK IC501 MICOM Is CAPSTAN error OUT normal CHECK Q701 L719 Replace CAP MOTOR CHECK IC401 CHECK IC501 ALL CAP PWM No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Sycon Servo IC401 44 is VS CAPSTAN error OUT CAP U CAP V CAP W EJECT 0 51 09 07 SP Sound 2 06 16 C M When the error code shown above is displaying follow the below step ...

Page 172: ... Reel_Sensor is Normal IC401 29 22 T S_Reel is Normal Check DCDC SS3V Check IC401 Replace Loading Motor Check IC401 Yes No Yes No Yes No Reel Emergency IC401 27 24 IC401 28 23 IC401 29 22 EJECT 0 51 09 07 SP Sound 2 06 16 R M When the error code shown above is displaying follow the below step ...

Page 173: ... CIRCUIT END OF REPAIR IC301 7 5 is Y C signal normal REPAIR IC301 No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes Is VIDEO in out Terminal normal CHANGE THE VIDEO in out JACK No Yes IC301 13 is Y C signal normal Check ColorBar When 40CH Data change to 10H in camera control mode Check FFC VCR PCB to Jack PCB Audio Video Interface and DV1Chip IC301 7 IC301 5 IC301 13 CP11 is CCD Out ...

Page 174: ... CLK normal REPAIR THE CONNECTOR FPC HARNESS CHECK AUDIO POWER IC601 28 43 46Pin 3V IC601 5Pin 5V L602 3V No CHECK THE CONSTANT AND WRONG SOLDERING CHECK THE CONSTANT AND WRONG SOLDERING IC201CHECK THE CONSTANT WRONG SOLDERING AND POWER No Yes CHECK MIC CELL AND HARNESS Yes Yes Yes Yes No No Audio Video Interface and DV1Chip IC601 is input R619 is Audio LR ...

Page 175: ...mal Is Video in out Terminal normal CHECK THE HEAD OF DRUM REPAIR THE IC101 IC201 CHANGE THE VIDEO IN OUT JACK REPAIR THE IC301 END OF REPAIR IC301 13 Is Y C signal normal Repair the IC501 MICOM Is FFC VCR MAIN to JACK board normal CHANGE THE FFC No No Yes No Yes Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes Audio Video Interface and DV1Chip Q111 is Envelop IC301 7 IC301 5 IC301 13 ...

Page 176: ...bleshooting 12 8 Samsung Electronics Open CNR02 Align Deck Align Deck Change Deck Yes No Yes No PLAY BACK is nor normal CNR02 2 Head_SW is normal CNR02 3 ENVE_Out is normal CNR02 2 Head_SW CNR02 3 ENVE_Out ...

Page 177: ... Check IC501 MICOM Change Q718 No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes Q718 2 LCD_ON 3V Q718 3 LCD_3V 3V Q719 2 LCD_BL_ON 3V Q719 3 BL_15V 1 5V IC303 5 LCD_1 8V 1 8V No LCD Display Check IC501 MICOM Check IC303 Change Q719 Change LCD Panel LCD_3V LCD 1 8V ...

Page 178: ...hange Q726 No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes Q726 2 CVF_ON 3V Q726 3 CVF_5V 5V Q716 5 CVF_ON 3V Q716 4 CVF_3V 3V Q721 2 CVF_8 5_ON 1 8V No CVF Display Check IC501 MICOM Check IC501 MICOM Change Q719 Change CVF Module No Yes Q720 1 CVF_8 5V 8 5V Change Q720 CVF_5V CVF_8 5V ...

Page 179: ...THE RESET IC IC503 No Yes Yes CHECK the Circuit aroud the MICOM No Yes CHECK TR No Yes Check the coil No Yes IC 701 24 Check Is the input 3V Q701 Q702 Q703 Q706 Q707 Q708 is the output vlotage output when power is supplied L704 L706 L708 L715 L734 is the output vlotage output when power is supplied DCDC Q 701 Q 702 Q 703 Q 706 Q 707 Q 708 ...

Page 180: ...Troubleshooting 12 12 Samsung Electronics MEMO ...

Page 181: ...ital Camcorder SC D363 System it was hereafter maked for setting the direction of business propulsion by standardizing the system structure and Hard ware and the Soft ware plan specification 13 1 2 Range The low rank system which constitutes SC D363 is classified by Main PCB Camera Lens Ass y Left Function Ass y Front Ass y Deck Ass y Rear Ass y etc ...

Page 182: ... high definition of the level resolution of about 520 LINE s and reason tone quality of a PCM system PROTOCOL like IEEE1394 USB or RS232C PC or other DIGITAL equipments and DATA transmission It is an equipment with the possible feature High Resolution Picture Quality About 520 LINE holigental High Sound Quality by PCM Method Sampling Frequency 48khz 16bits Sampling Frequency 32khz 12bits EASY EDIT...

Page 183: ... 2 DVC Pattery Format Fig 13 3 Sector arrangement on helical track H2 H1 Tp 10um SUB CODE VIDEO AUDIO ITI Lr 32 89mm OPTIONAL TRACK We 5 24mm HO 5 8mm Wt 6 35mm TAPE a 9 1668 TAPE LOWER EDGE PRE4 1200bits PRE3 500bits PRE1 1400bits S S A 1830bits TIA 90bits POS1 280bits G1 625bits PRE2 500bits AUDIO 14 Sync blocks G2 700bits POS2 550bits POS3 975bits G2 1550bits VIDEO 149 Sync blocks SUBCODE 1200b...

Page 184: ...LINE FRAME 480 576 5 ACTIVE LINE No FIELD1 23 262 285 524 FIELD2 23 310 335 622 6 quantum Y Cr Cb etc are by carrying out and they are 8bits straight lines quantum 7 A relation with level which scale 1 254 serves as the analog picture level Y LEVEL 220 WHITE LEVEL 235 signal level quantum BLACK LEVEL 16 Cr Cb LEVEL 225 GRAY LEVEL 128 Mode Channel Sampling Frequency Quantization 48K mode 2 48KHz 16...

Page 185: ...Back Porch Front porch 40IRE Ref Burst Amptd 4 IRE 2 0 IR E 4 IRE 7 5 IRE Z Z 0 7 Vpp 0 Vpp 0 15 Vpp 0 3 Vpp 100 0 3Vpp ntsc timing pal timing 10 9µs 0 2µs SYNC to Blanking End 9 4µs 1µs SYNC to Burst End 7 8µs Breezeway Burst 2 5µs 1 6µs SYNC 4 7µs 1µs 6µs tr tf 250ns 50ns tr tf 200ns 50ns 2 25µs 0 2µs 10cycles 5 6µs 0 1µs 4 7µs 0 2µs FP 1 5 0 3µs 12 0 3µs 1 5µs 1 100µs 50 ...

Page 186: ... Audio and video products Safety Assurance Regulation No 776 Adapter only Table 13 3 Safety FCC Part 15B USA Standard Class B Radio Frequency Devices EN 55013 Europe Standard EMI Part of CE EN 55020 EN 61000 3 2 Europe Standard EMS part of CE EN61000 3 3 EN61000 4 3 GOST R 51515 99 Russia Standard EMI EMS AS NZS 1053 Australia Standard EMI Domestic electromagnetic Domestic electromagnetic wave con...

Page 187: ... carried out from Camera Lens Ass y LUMINANCE and CHROMINANCE are transformed by ITU R 656 Format It is made to output by DV 1 CHIP It was inputted into ITU R 656 FORMAT from DV 1 CHIP A DIGITAL EFFECT function PB ZOOM PB MOSAIC PB MIRROR is carried out for a VIDEO signal Signal inputted from CAMERA LENS or DV 1 CHIP MEMORY STICK preservation DISPLAY is carried out by JPEG and MPEG4 FORMAT 54MHz X...

Page 188: ...OM FOCUS MOTOR DRIVER CCD OUT S5C7377A ICM01 DSP07 DIS JPEG MPEG4 USB DV1 CHIP IC201 GLOBILi ZOOM MOTOR FOCUS MOTOR K4S2832833F EE75 ICA02 64M SDRAM MEM29LV1160BE ICA03 4M FLASH MEMORY USB Port SD MMC MS Card TMP1962 IC501 MICOM CCD_OUT 12Bit A0 A11 32Bit DATA XD0 XD31 24Bit ADDR XA1 XA24 DP DM 8Bit DATA MS_DAT 0 3 SD_DAT 0 3 AV Sigual DATA ADDR Signal Control Signal Video Signal Audio Signal ...

Page 189: ...CP03 ZOOM FOCUS MOTOR DRIVER CCD OUT S5C7377A ICM01 DSP07 DIS JPEG MPEG4 USB DV1 CHIP IC201 GLOBILi ZOOM MOTOR FOCUS MOTOR K4S2832833F EE75 ICA02 64M SDRAM MEM29LV1160BE ICA03 4M FLASH MEMORY USB Port SD MMC MS Card TMP1962 IC501 MICOM CCD_OUT 12Bit A0 A11 32Bit DATA XD0 XD31 24Bit ADDR XA1 XA24 DP DM 8Bit DATA MS_DAT 0 3 SD_DAT 0 3 AV Sigual DATA ADDR Signal Control Signal Video Signal Audio Sign...

Page 190: ...tion way for SUB CLOCK LITHIUM BATTERY 3V BACK UP functional execution is carried out MICOM to PWM PULSE for MOTOR control and an ON OFF CONTROL signal are inputted and the phase and speed of DRUM of DD 10 DECK and CAPSTAN MOTOR are controlled by SERVO Block Moreover input of the various kinds SENSOR of DECK TOP END T S REEL Media Interface Connector SW RECPROOF CC LOCK Etc is carried out and mico...

Page 191: ... T S SENSOR REEL SENSOR MIC SENSOR DRUM MOTOR CAP MOTOR LOAGDING MOTOR RS5C372A IC502 RTC IC RESET IC XC6413FY01MR IC503 W U V FG PF W U V FG 3 Wire Control Each Control Signal 3 Wire Control 3 Wire Control Micom_reset Micom_reset SYS_3V SYS_3V Drum U Drum V Drum W Cap Motor U Cap Motor U Cap Motor U No AV Signal Only Control Signals 13 5MHz X501 Fig 13 8 VCR Circuit Block Diagram ...

Page 192: ...MPRESSION and a DESHUFFLE function are carried out and it is again inputted into the CAMERA circuit BLOCK after output VIDEO DATA by ITU R 656 FORMAT and is with VIDEO Y C SIGNAL to AV I F BLOCK You have to carry out the DATA communication function which sent and carried out IEEE1394 PROTOCOL EWI of AUDIO CLOCK DATA BU7807 IC601 IC AUDIO I F LA73076V IC301 IC VIDEO I F DVI CHIP GLOBALi IC201 LCD D...

Page 193: ... F LA73076V IC301 IC VIDEO I F DVI CHIP GLOBALi IC201 LCD Driver IC301 TMP1962 IC501 MICOM LDV5000 IC101 IC PRML LD3502 IC102 IC PREAMP S5C7377A ICM01 DSP7 41 85MHz X202 Y C Line Out Line In CLK AUD_SDTI SDTO REC DATA PB DATA Video Sigual Audio Sigual Fig 13 10 Tape Recording Path ...

Page 194: ... F LA73076V IC301 IC VIDEO I F DVI CHIP GLOBALi IC201 LCD Driver IC301 TMP1962 IC501 MICOM LDV5000 IC101 IC PRML LD3502 IC102 IC PREAMP S5C7377A ICM01 DSP7 41 85MHz X202 Y C Line Out Line In CLK AUD_SDTI SDTO REC DATA PB DATA Video Sigual Audio Sigual Fig 13 11 Tape PlayBack Path ...

Page 195: ...way from DV 1chip Channel Block Search Mode or tape damage etc this signal and it is made to perform stable in reproduction operation PREAMP to Differential Function s such as the supply receptacle AGC Dropout Analog qualizer Digital Equalizer 1 D and Viterbi are carried out for the reproduction print out signal of input DIP DIN PB data of 41 85Mbps es is supplied by DV 1chip Channel Block X2 proc...

Page 196: ...o output Differential signal output in PRML Block 13 4 7 AV I F Block H W Demand matter AUDIO VIDEO I F BLOCK carries out a 16 BITS AD DA input and output INTERFACE function for an AUDIO signal You have to form BEEP SOUND and a SPEAKER output signal at the time of KEY INPUT COLOR OSD and a MENU DISPLAY function are carried out by the function Y C SIGNAL is MIXING ed with an input OSD signal by DV ...

Page 197: ...INE OUT S JACK AV J A CK IC601 AUDIO IF IC LA73076V IC301 VIDEO IF IC DV1 CHIP GLOBALi IC201 TMP1962F10 IC501 MICOM BU7807 Video Input Audio Output Video CLK CLK C C AUD_SDTI SDTO AUD_SDTI SDTO Y Y Audio Output Audio Input Audio Input Video Sigual Audio Sigual Fig 13 13 Line In Path AV Jack ...

Page 198: ... to DRUM ERROR and a CAPSTAN ERROR signal you have to supply DRUM VS and CAPSTAN VS to a SERVO circuit from MICOM BLOCK BATT ADAPTER TMP1962 IC501 MICOM BD983 3KV IC701 PWM IC LPF LPF LPF LPF LPF LPF LPF LPF VTR DD ON CAM DD ON PWM PWM PWM PWM PWM PWM D ERR D ERR C ERR C ERR DRUM VS DRUM VS CAPSTAN VS CAPSTAN VS SS3V AV3V SPK_3V DIG3V USB3V CVF3V LCD3V SS3V AV3V SPK_3V DIG3V USB3V CVF3V LCD3V SS5V...

Page 199: ... 4part s such as Zoom Relay and Focus Although Front and Relay LENS are being fixed Zoom and Focus Part must carry out the use drive of Zooming and the Auto Focusing harm Stepping Motor It is automatic and light is made to adjust Auto Iris is used for a sake It is generated for the regularity of Ccd and a photographic subject s regularity noise ingredient It loses In order to intercept White Balan...

Page 200: ...Circuit Operating Description 13 20 Samsung Electronics MEMO ...

Page 201: ...DING ASS Y ˇ GEAR WHEEL GEAR TENSION ˆ POLE BASE S ASS Y Ø ARM TENSION ASS Y REEL DISK S ASS Y BRAKE SOFT S ASS Y COVER REEL BRAKE ASS Y HOLDER FPC Ô DRUM ASS Y MOTOR CAPSTAN ASS Y Ò GEAR CAPSTAN Ú POLE BASE T ASS Y Æ ARM REVIEW ASS Y ı ARM PINCH ASS Y REEL DISK T ASS Y BRAKE T ASS Y SWITCH MIC Œ ˇ ˆ Ø Ô Ò Ú Æ ı 14 1 1 Nomenclature ...

Page 202: ... Æ Fig 14 2 Bottom View Œ BASE DRUM RAIL ASS Y MOTOR LOADING ASS Y ˇ GEAR WHEEL GEAR TENSION ˆ POLE BASE S ASS Y Ø GEAR CAM MAIN GEAR PULLY HOLDER FPC MOTOR CAPSTAN ASS Y GEAR CAPSTAN Ô POLE BASE T ASS Y ARM PINCH ASS Y Ò BELT TIMMING Ú SLIDE MAIN Æ LEVER EJECT ...

Page 203: ...Rotation Angle of Gear Mode Mechanical state EJECT 1 1 0 27 46 Open Housing BL 1 0 0 0 UNLOAD 1 0 0 3 3 Standby Cassette Down BL 2 0 0 0 LD 1 1 0 1 97 103 Idler Rotate and stop in Loading Mode BL 3 0 0 0 LD 2 0 0 1 120 126 Capstan Rotate in Unload Mode BL 4 0 0 0 STOP 0 1 1 141 2 147 2 Stop BL 5 0 0 0 PLAY 0 1 0 177 191 2 In REC PB CUE FF PAUSE Fig is based Unload Mode ...

Page 204: ...n 14 1 3 1 Gear Connecting 1 Moter Loading Œ rotates Gear Worm Motor Gear Worm Loading ˇ 2 Gear Wheel rotates 3 Gear Tension ˆ rotates 4 Gear Cam Main Ø rotates Fig 14 4 MOTOR LOADING Œ GEAR WORM MOTOR GEAR WORM LOADING ˇ GEAR WHELL GEAR TENSION ˆ GEAR CAM MAIN Ø ...

Page 205: ...tates 2 Gear Wheel rotates 3 Gear Tension ˇ rotates 4 Gear Cam Main rotates 5 Pin Ø rotates 6 Chassis Sub moved by shape of Cam ˆ in Chassis Sub Mode Chassis Sub OFF ON EJECT UNLOAD LD 1 LD 2 STOP PLAY Fig 14 5 MOTOR LOADING Œ GEAR WHELL GEAR TENSION ˇ PIN ˆ CAM ˆ GEAR CAM MAIN CHASSIS SUB ...

Page 206: ... 14 1 3 3 Brake S Sub Main 1 Motor Loading Œ rotates 2 Gear Cam Main ˇ rotates 3 Chassis Sub slides 4 Gear Cam Main ˇ continue rotates in direction of arrow 5 Brake S ˆ separated or contacted to Reel Disk S by Gear Cam Main ˇ Fig 14 6 MOTOR LOADING Œ GEAR CAM MAIN ˇ REEL DISK S BRAKE S ˆ CHASSIS SUB ...

Page 207: ... ˇ separated or contacted Gear shape of Brake T ˇ by rotate direction of Reel Disk T Mode Brake Main T OFF ON EJECT UNLOAD LD 1 LD 2 STOP PB Fig 14 7 Brake T operation One Way Operation Reel T rotate direction Clock direction Reel t rotate direction Count Clock direction MOTOR LOADING Œ CHASSIS SUB REEL DISK T ˇ BRAKE T ...

Page 208: ...rection of arrow By force of Spring Tension and guide of Cam Curve A ˆ in Main Chassis 4 After Loading finished Arm Tension ˇ controled by Cam Curve B of Gear Tension Ø Mode Arm Tension OFF ON EJECT UNLOAD LD 1 LD 2 STOP PLAY Fig 14 8 MOTOR LOADING Œ ARM TENSION ˇ GEAR TENSION Ø CAM CURVE B MAIN CHASSIS SPRING TENSION CAM CURVE A ˆ CHASSIS SUB ...

Page 209: ...ˆ slides in direction of arrow 5 Pinch Roller Ø contacts shaft of Motor Capstan 6 Motor Loading Œ rotates in reverse 7 Slide Main ˆ moves in reverse direction of arrow 8 Pinch Roller Ø released from shaft of Motor Capstan by spring force of Spring Lever Pinch Mode Arm Pinch OFF ON EJECT UNLOAD LD 1 LD 2 STOP PLAY Fig 14 9 MOTOR LOADING Œ CHASSIS SUB MOTOR CAPSTAN Ø PINCH ROLLER ARM PINCH ˇ CAM CUR...

Page 210: ...m Review 1 Motor Loading Œ rotates 2 Chassis Sub moves 3 Arm Review ˆ simultaneously rotates clockwise and translates by Cam Curve of Chassis Main ˇ Mode Arm Review OFF ON EJECT UNLOAD LD 1 LD 2 STOP PLAY MOTOR LOADING Œ CAHSSIS MAIN ˇ CHASSIS SUB ˆ ARM REVIEW CAM CURVE ...

Page 211: ...rotates 4 Gear Cam Main rotates 5 Gear Loading S ˆ T Ø rotates 6 Pole Base S T slide along Guide Rail 7 Pole Base S T attach to Base Drum Stopper Mode Pole Base S T OFF ON EJECT UNLOAD LD 1 LD 2 STOP PLAY BASE DRUM STOPPER MOTOR LOADING Œ GEAR WHEEL GEAR TENSION ˇ POLE BASE S GEAR CAM MAIN GUIDE RAIL ˆ GEAR LOADING S Ø GEAR LOADING T POLE BASE T ...

Page 212: ...apstan Œ rotates 2 Gear Capstan rotates 3 Belt Timming ˇ transmits rotation to Gear Pully 4 Gear Idler ˆ engages Reel Disk T Ø or Reel Disk S 5 Reel Disk T Ø or Reel Disk S rotates Fig 14 12 DRUM REEL DISK S GEAR IDLER ˆ Œ MOTOR CAPSTAN GEAR CAPSTAN Ø REEL DISK T ˇ BELT TIMMING GEAR PULLY ...

Page 213: ... lid lock Housing down Chassis Sub s Cover Stopper opens cassette lid Cassette in By Key Release ˇ of Cover reel releases Reel lock of Cassette tape Housing is locked by Lever Lock and Chassis Sub s Catch ˆ By Lever lock turns on S W Cassette in Ø KEY RELEASE ˇ LEVER LOCK LEVER LOCK CHASSIS SUB CATCH ˆ COVER STOPPER Œ HOUSING Ø SWITCH C IN Fig 14 13 ...

Page 214: ...Pinch Roller attaches to Capstan Shaft Brake S released from Reel S Motor Capstan rotates back ward silghtly and forward Pinch Roller rotates forward Pinch Roller rotates via Silder Main and detaches from Capstan Shaft Brake S operated by Gear Cam main and T operated by rotated direction and contact Reel S T for braking Motor Loading rotates reverse and then stops Drum stops Motor Capstan stops Th...

Page 215: ...S BRAKE S COVER REEL BASE DRUM HOLDER FPC DRUM MOTOR CAPSTAN GEAR CAPSTAN POLE BAE T ARM REVIEW ARM PINCH ROLLER REEL DISK T BRAKE T SWITCH MIC HOLDER FPC MOTOR CAPSTAN GEAR CAPSTAN POLE BASE T ARM PINCH ROLLER BELT TIMMING SLIDE MAIN LEVER EJECT MOTOR LOADING GEAR WHEEL GEAR TENSION POLE BASE S GEAR CAM MAIN GEAR PULLY Fig 14 14 ...

Page 216: ...s to Capstan Shaft which puts the tape between roller and Capstan Shaft Arm Tension is moved in direction of arrow by Gear Tension Cam Curve causing tension to tape Drum rotates forward Motor Capstan rotates forward Gear Capstan Belt Timing Gear Pully Gear Idier rotate in order Reel T rotates Reel S rotates Tape is fed by the winding operation of Motor Capstan 14 1 4 3 Stop Play Brake S T released...

Page 217: ...lectronics 14 17 Fig 14 16 MOTOR LOADING ARM TENSION REEL DISK S BRASK S MOTOR LOADING GEAR WHEEL GAER TENSION GEAR CAM MAIN DRUM REEL DISK T SWITCH C IN BRAKE T HOLDER FPC MOTOR CAPSTAN GEAR CAPSTAN SLIDE MAIN GEAR PULLY LEVER EJECT ...

Page 218: ... tape between roller and Capstan Shaft Arm Tension is moved in direction of arrow by Cam curve of Gear Tension causing tension to tape Drum rotates foward Motor Capstan rotates forward Gear Capstan Belt Timing Gear Pully Gear Idler rotate in order Reel T rotates 30 times faster tnan PLAY speed Pinch Roller rotates 30 times faster tnan PLAY speed This operation feeds tape 30 times faster than PLAY ...

Page 219: ...lectronics 14 19 Fig 14 17 MOTOR LOADING ARM TENSION REEL DISK S BRASK S MOTOR LOADING GEAR WHEEL GAER TENSION GEAR CAM MAIN DRUM REEL DISK T SWITCH C IN BRAKE T HOLDER FPC MOTOR CAPSTAN GEAR CAPSTAN SLIDE MAIN GEAR PULLY LEVER EJECT ...

Page 220: ...ausing tension to tape Motor Capstan rotates reverse Gear Capstan Belt Timming Gear pully and Gear ldler rotate in order Reel totates 30 times faster than PLAY speed Reel S rotates 30 times faster than PLAY speed Motor Capstan rotates about 30 times faster than PLAY mode This operation feeds tape 30 times faster than PLAY mode Pinch Roller moves in direction of arrow and attaches to Capstan Shaft ...

Page 221: ...lectronics 14 21 Fig 14 18 MOTOR LOADING ARM TENSION REEL DISK S BRASK S MOTOR LOADING GEAR WHEEL GAER TENSION GEAR CAM MAIN DRUM REEL DISK T SWITCH C IN BRAKE T HOLDER FPC MOTOR CAPSTAN GEAR CAPSTAN SLIDE MAIN GEAR PULLY LEVER EJECT ...

Page 222: ... in direction arrow by Cam of Switch Mode Motor Loading stops Pinch Roller rotates Motor Capstan rotates in reverse Gear Capstan Belt Timing Clutch and Gear ldler rotate in order Reel T rotates Reel S rotates Motor Capstan stops Reel T stops Reel S stops Drum is rotating during REC PAUSE Push START STOP Key Pinch Roller rotates Reel T rotates Reel S rotates Silder Main moves in direction of arrow ...

Page 223: ...lectronics 14 23 Fig 14 19 MOTOR LOADING ARM TENSION REEL DISK S BRASK S MOTOR LOADING GEAR WHEEL GAER TENSION GEAR CAM MAIN DRUM REEL DISK T SWITCH C IN BRAKE T HOLDER FPC MOTOR CAPSTAN GEAR CAPSTAN SLIDE MAIN GEAR PULLY LEVER EJECT ...

Page 224: ...tch and Gear ldler rotate in order Arm Loading S T move in direction of arrow and Pole Base S T silde Tape is wound to cassette S W Push is turned off Reel T rotates Drum stops Motor Capstan stops Arm Tension Arm Review and Arm Pinch Roller move Lever Eject moves in direction of arrow by Silde Main and push Lever Lock to release of Housing Chassis Sub stops unloading completes position Motor Loadi...

Page 225: ...IN GEAR PULLY BASE DRUM MOTOR LOADING GEAR WHEEL GEAR TENSION POLE BASE S ARM TENSION REEL DISK S BRAKE S COVER REEL POLE BASE T HOLDER FPC MOTOR CAPSTAN ARM PINCH ROLLER GEAR CAPSTAN BELT TIMMING SLIDE MAIN LEVER EJENCT HOLDER FPC DRUM MOTOR CAPSTAN GEAR CAPSTAN POLE BAE T ARM REVIEW ARM PINCH ROLLER REEL DISK T BRAKE T SWITCH MIC ...

Page 226: ...0 5 times faster than PLAY mode Motor Capstan rotates approx 10 5 times faster than PLAY mode Gear Capstan Belt Timming Gear Pully Gear Idler rotate in order Reel T rotates approx 10 5 times faster than PLAY mode Push FF Key Tape fed by Motor Capstan is wound up to Reel T Act PLAY mode ...

Page 227: ...Reference Information 14 27 Fig 14 21 REEL DISK S Samsung Electronics GEAR CAM MAIN DRUM MOTOR CAPSTAN GEAR CAPSTAN BELT DISK T GEAR PULLY ...

Page 228: ...es in reverse approx 9 5 times faster than PLAY mode Gear Capstan Belt timming Gear pully and Gear Idler rotate in order Reel T rotates in reverse approx 9 5 times faster than PLAY mode Reel S rotates in reverse approx 9 5 times faster tnan PLAY mode Tape fed by Motor Capstan is wound up to Reel S Act in PLAY mode ...

Page 229: ...Reference Information Samsung Electronics 14 29 Fig 14 22 DRUM REEL DISK S GEAR PULLY MOTOR CAPSTAN GEAR CAPSTAN REEL DISK T GEAR IDLER BELT TIMMING ...

Page 230: ...for a parallel port That leaves only 4 usable IRQs Nonetheless a USB can connect 127 peripherals for use at one IRQ It connects the mouse with the keyboard the keyboard with the printer etc as if to link them altogether so things like not having enough ports or entangled cables do not happen 5 Fast Data Transmission USB can transmit data up to 1 5MB 12 Mbps per second but the actual transmission s...

Page 231: ...nk layer chips Because it supports one of the most important characteristics of 1394 the isochronous transmission it ensures the bandwidth and transmission of the real time multimedia data or AV data At the same time it also supports the asynchronous transmission so the commands that control devices can be used That is not only does it handle the data transmission of the 1394 supported devices but...

Page 232: ...nit SIU It implements an endpoint address decoding for the USB packet 3 Endpoint Controls Endpoint 0 controller only implements a control transfer Other endpoints 1 3 can set up In Out randomly using the setting of the In Out programming bit However once the direction is set up it cannot be changed Also aach endpoint can be set up as isochronous bulk or interrupt type Packet size FIFO size mode in...

Page 233: ...ering 6 Internet Register Using of the indexing scheme by the internal register for the endpoint register is as follows IN_CSR IN Control Status Register OUT_CSR OUT Control Status Register IN_MAXP IN Maximum Packet Size Register OUT WRITE COUNT If the core does not include any OUT endpoint OUT_CSR does not exist However OUT WRITE COUNT register exists to read WRITE the count for the endpoint 0 In...

Page 234: ...urpose media F Recent standards have developed to meet the Description Developer Current Maximum Memory Capacity Size Width X Inside Diameter X Thickness In mm Number of Terminal pins or electrodes Copyright Protection Technology Data Transfer Method Maximum read write speed Actual retail price 2 Compact Flash SanDisk US 1GB 36 4x42 8x3 3 50 N A Parallel 3 5 MB sec 7000 Yen 128MB Type Description ...

Page 235: ...widely used MMC is mainly being used in Europe SmartMedia usage will be reduced in the future Memory Cards of Future Mainstream Currently Popular Devices Memory Stick Pro High Speed High capacity Memory Stick Matsushita Electric Industrial Toshiba SanDisk America Olympus Fuji Film Toshiba manufactures Digital camera dedicated media Memory Stick Hardware is compatible up to 128MB SD Memory Card xD ...

Page 236: ...It features standard copyright protection technology Adapted copyright protection technology is CPRM Content Protection for Recordable Media which is being used for DVD s SD Memory Card slots are compatible with MMC SD Memory Card has the same length and width as MMC but with increased thickness Thickness is increased so as to stack the chips for increased capacity To increase speed the number of ...

Page 237: ...ber of interrupts and overheads in the process For an even faster method Direct Memory Access DMA adapted standard which is a method of existing hard disk data transfer is being researched DMA method records data without bothering the CPU Therefore DMA can actualize even faster data transfer because it can reduce overhead during recording even more than the WA method Compact Flash can stack up man...

Page 238: ... Stick Duo as a conventional memory stick the dedicated conversion adapter should be used together For MMC which was already small there is also the RS MMC Reduced Size Multi Media Card that is half the size of MMC Developed by Hitachi the purpose was for using them on mobile phones in Europe There is however no existing application so far Its shape is exactly half the size of MMC The length is a ...

Page 239: ...ind Fast forward Enables ordered viewing of still images Changes mode Enables viewing of all camcorder functions Select button for camera mode and playback mode System Set Mode Date Time setup Can be activated by remote control The sound during activation The sound when taking still images Demonstration Setup After ejecting the tape push the menu button Select the initial set mode and push the men...

Page 240: ... the environment Used for shooting with the compensated colour tone of iindoor incandescent lighting Digital Effect General screen that displays a natural image during shooting and playback Displays a water paint like image Displays an image as if tiny squares are connected Displays a brown tone image Displays the image as a picture nagative Displys a symmetrical image as if there is a mirror in t...

Page 241: ...e Inserts audio and background music when recording and editing 2 track stereo audio When editing 12bit has to be chosen for audio dubbing Audio and background music cannot be inserted when editing and recording on 1 track stereo audio of a high resolution image Wind cut function When audio dubbing setting up the wind cut function eliminates wind sound background noise and machinery sounds that oc...

Page 242: ...Series Reset After formatting the number continues from the number of the last photo taken After resetting the photo number starts from number one Photo Image Delete one photo all photos Deletes the currently selected photo Deletes all photos Deletes all the photos saved on the memory card Display setup LCD Adjust LCD screen brightness adjust 0 35 steps LCD screen color adjust 0 35 steps Setting u...

Page 243: ...ble to the matching colored jacks Insert an empty tape into the camcorder Select video mode on the camcorder Play the video Then start recording after pushing the start recording button two times on the camcorder Recording TV to the camcorder Connect the audio video cable to the matching colored jacks Insert an empty tape into the camcorder Select video mode on the camcorder Turn on the TV to the ...

Page 244: ...Electronics Engineers 1394 I F Interface IR Infra Red ITI Insert And Track Information ITU R International Telecommunications Union Radiocommunication Sector JPEG Joint Photographic Expert Group LCD Liquid Crystal Display LP Long Play MIC Memory In Cassette MPEG Moving Picture Encoding Group M S Memory Stick NTSC National Television System Committee ODM Optical Detection Module OSD On Screen Displ...

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