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VL-E610S/VL-E610H

VL-E660S/VL-E96E

VL-E98E

4-5. Mechanism assembling and parts replacement (disassembling and assembling)

Below is given an explanation of assembling of mechanism and its parts replacement.

The removal of cabinet and Circuit Board is explained in the relevant service manual.

Notes

1 After removal of cut washers be sure to replace them with new ones.

2 Do not place the mechanism upside down on the table. Otherwise, the mechanism part may be deformed or

damaged, resulting in malfunction.

3 When assembling, take care so that screw, washer or other foreign substance do not enter. Otherwise mechanism

malfunction may occur.

4 Be sure to use the specified cleaning liquid, oil, grease and screw lock as listed below. Otherwise mechanism

malfunction may occur.

Oils:

1) Cosumo Oil Co., Ltd.

COSMOHYDRO HV100

Greases:

Dow Coaning
MORYCOAT YM-103/X5-6020

Screw lock:

THREE BOND
1401B

Cleaning liquid: Industrial-use ethyl alcohol

4-5-1. Mechanism modes

To actuate the mechanism, apply DC3 to 4V to the L motor ((2) in Figure 4). At this time the L motor connector must have
been disconnected in advance.
Below is given an explanation of the mechanism mode necessary for mechanism check, adjustment and replacement.

(1). EJ (Eject) mode (See Figure 1)

In this mode, it is mechanically positioned to eject the cassette. It is the position where the EJECT lever is moved the
farthest in the direction A in the S/B mode. (In this mode, the cassette compartment assembly can not be locked.)

Figure 1

EJ mode

Slide
chassis

EJECT
Lever

A

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Summary of Contents for ViewCam VL-E610S

Page 1: ...SEMBLIES 9 1 10 REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST 10 1 11 PACKING OF THE SET 11 1 12 AC ADAPTER 12 1 S68R5VL E610S CONTENTS SERVICE MANUAL SERVICE MANUAL VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E In the interests of user safety Required by safety regula tions in some countries the set should be restored to its original condition and only parts identical to those specified be used MODELS LIQUID CRYSTAL CAMCO...

Page 2: ...er Output 200 mW Power Requirement DC 3 6V Power Consumption E610S E610H E96E 4 8W during camera recording in full auto mode with zoom motor off and backlight in normal mode E660S E98E 4 9W during camera recording in full auto mode with zoom motor off Extend Zoom DIS and Snapshot functions off and backlight in normal mode Operating Temperature 0 C to 40 C 32 F to 104 F Operating Humidity 30 to 80 ...

Page 3: ...VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E 2 1 2 PART NAMES AND FUNCTION For details on the use of each control ...

Page 4: ...VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E 2 2 ...

Page 5: ...tor 1 pc Tilt frame C Connector Note When assembling the camera rear cabinet lay the FPC between the camera shield case and the tilt frame C and insert it into the connector Remove the Camera rear cabinet after removing the connector 4 Firstly remove the CCD connector from the Camera PWB then remove one screw c LX HZ0045TAFN the reverse side in this figure Not remove the lens holder in this sectio...

Page 6: ... the camera PWB unit is connected to the lens unit with the FPC attached 7 Remove the camera PWB unit and the lens unit together opening two claws of the battery holder outward Lens holder Lens connector Pull out 6 Remove one connector and two screws b LX HZ0018TAFF and pull out the lens unit from the tilt frame C Connector Pull out b b Tilt frame C Claw Claw Open Remove Remove Open ...

Page 7: ...the VCR lid and frame V Frame V VCR lid shaft VCR lid 3 Pull out the VCR lid shaft head which projects beyond the surface of the VCR lid VCR lid shaft 2 Disassembly of the cabinet L 1 Slide the VCR lid knob in the arrow direction and slide the VCR lid in the arrow direction as far as the cabinet L fastening screw is visible Left figure Since the connector of the microphone is still connected take ...

Page 8: ...Remove one screw i XiPSN20P04000 i 5 Remove the cabinet L to the midway and disconnect the FPC connector Cabinet L FPC connector 3 Removal of the VCR lid 1 Disconnect the microphone connector Microphone connector Area B Microphone connector 2 Remove the connector cable from the hole of the microphone wire spacer Microphone wire spacer Microphone connector Detail of area B ...

Page 9: ...e mechanical parts and remove the VCR lid Caution for installation of the VCR lid When installing the VCR lid move the VCR lid in the arrow direction keeping the VCR lid parallel to the main body as shown below 4 Removal of the tilt unit 1 Remove three screws b LX HZ0018TAFF Remove one screw d XiPSF20P04000 Disconnect three connectors Remove the tilt unit from the cabinet of the main body b b d b ...

Page 10: ...on PWB 3 Remove two screws b LX HZ0018TAFF and two connectors and remove the LCD unit with inverter from the main body Remote control ray reception section Tripod angle d Claw b LCD unit 4 Disconnect the connector which connects the Li RC unit to the main PWB and slide the Li RC unit in the arrow direction from the frame V Note When connecting the FPC pass it through the inside of rib of frame V t...

Page 11: ...nd the claws A and B will be disengaged to remove the cassette compartment lid Note Take care to prevent breaking the claws of the cassette compartment lid View E Claw C View F Claw B Claw A Claw D Note When fixing the cassette compartment lid first engage the claws A and B and then engage the claws C and D verify that the four claws A B C and D of the cassette compartment lid are securely engaged...

Page 12: ... 3 4 Disengage the claw B and slide the LCD panel 4 in the C direction to removetheLCDholder 2 Note When handling the prism sheet diffusion sheet light guide plate and reflection sheet do not touch any parts other than lugs and sides Put the light guide plate and reflection sheet between re flectors of lamp Therefore install them together with the lamp ass y 2 Reflection sheet Prism sheet Diffusio...

Page 13: ...sensor leads go thorough the PWB holes 5 Solder the CCD sensor lead to the sensor PWB Note Take care not to apply excessive heat 3 9 Rubber Lens Side CCD Side The THIN SIDE faces the lens Crystal CCD Sensor Sensor Holder 6 Mark The mark must be on this face 3 3 REPLACEMENT OF CCD SENSOR 3 3 1 BEFORE REPLACEMENT 1 The CCD image sensor is more sensitive to electrostatic breakage than C MOS LSI There...

Page 14: ...at operation to 5 from 3 5 When SW of the substance is turned into off data are written to E2 PROM from systematic microcomputer 3 4 2 IC702 E2 PROM When the IC702 has been replaced make the following settings and adjustments 1 Remove the backup battery CR2025 2 Turn power switch to CAMERA 3 Setting up the V ADJ mode as follows After press the CONTINUE key press the VCR ADJ key on service remote c...

Page 15: ...raketorque 4 Torque gauge head JiGTH MX7U BS For torque gauge listed above 5 Torque driver JiGTD1500RTDH CB 1 5 kg cm 6 Master plane JiGMP MX7U CG For adjustment of Tu guide height For adjustment of Si roller height For checking of reel disk height 7 Height adjusting jig 9DAGH E31S BM For adjustment of Tu guide height For adjustment of Si roller height 8 Guide roller height JiGDRiVERHMX7U BU Bit s...

Page 16: ... with thin jaws 4 A pair of tweezers TAPE CONTENTS VIDEO IMAGE AUDIO TIME MONOSCOPE L CH 400Hz 30MIN R CH 1 000Hz 4 1 2 Parts for periodic inspection and maintenance No Name Part No Code Configuration Model Uses 1 Oil Cosmo Oil Co Ltd 1 COSMOHYDRO HV100 2 Cleaning paper JiGDUSPER AP Dusper Sigma Ozu Co Ltd 3 Superfine swab Comercially available item 4 Grease Dow Coaning Morycoat YM 103 X5 6020 5 S...

Page 17: ... head Screen shaking Improper S N ratio No color appears Video head Usage time hrs 500 1 000 1 500 2 000 3 000 Tape travel system Timing belt Pinch roller Capstan D D motor Relay Pulle shaft Pulle gear shaft Drive gear shaft Tape does not run Tape slackens Screen shakes Abnormal sound Apply oil Oil COSMOHYDRO HV100 Replace if failure is found Driving system Loading motor Replace if failure ab norm...

Page 18: ...s be sure to use oil that is free form dust and other foreign substances Dust or foreign substance contained in the oil may cause wear or seizure of the bearings c A drop of oil represents the amount of oil which is held on the needle top as shown in the figure below 4 The circuit repair must be executed without removing the V frame 5 For operating the mechanism alone actuate it with the motor The...

Page 19: ... is to be removed subsequently after its installation 4 3 1 Checking the reel disk height 1 Remove the cassette control ass y 2 Taking due care not to let the master plane touch the tape running areas such as the drum and the guide rollers position the master plane so that the two guides A and B in the figure 1 are set in the holes of master plane then properly set it in the mechanism 3 Using the ...

Page 20: ...ok the spring in the direction A If the back tension is too low hook the spring in the direction B Note 1 After back tension torque adjustment be sure to check the tension pole position 4 3 4 Checking and adjusting the tension pole position 1 Check When winding of P6 120 tape is started check whether the tension pole is in the specified position against Si roller as shown or not If it is not in th...

Page 21: ...ide is within the specified range Standard of take up torque in rewind playback SP mode 31 5 g cm with ripples less than 5 g cm If the torque ripples appear read the center value of torque between the ripples 4 3 6 Checking the back tension torque for rewind playback VS REW 1 Set the torque cassette 8T 032 in position and check in the rewind playback VS REW mode that the torque at the tape take up...

Page 22: ...om remarkable curl 5 Ascertain that the RF waveform of inlet and outlet sides is flat on the oscilloscope Figure 2 a Unless the waveform is flat Figure 2 b c make an adjustment as follows 4 4 2 Adjusting the Sup GR and Tu GR 1 Turn the Sup and Tu guide rollers to get the flat waveform at the inlet and outlet sides Tape travel system Figure 1 Drum Reel Tension pole Si roller Sup GR Sup tilted pole ...

Page 23: ...back so as to ascertain that the waveform rises horizontally within 2 seconds 6 Unless the normal waveform is obtained Figure 5 turn counterclockwise the upper flange 3 of Si roller 1 and repeat the step 5 above Repeat the steps 5 and 6 until the normal waveform is obtained At this time ascertain that the inlet travel does not change in the normal playback state If any change is found adjust the S...

Page 24: ...er Figure 7 4 4 5 Checking the V S F and R waveforms 1 Playback alignment tape VR2DBOPS and set the V S R mode At this time ascertain that the waveform crest pitch is kept constant for more than 5 seconds 2 Set the V S F mode At this time ascertain that the waveform crest pitch is kept constant for more than 5 seconds Unless the constant pitch is obtained execute the checks of Section 3 2 3 and 4 ...

Page 25: ...no tape slackness near the pinch roller Figure 11 3 Checking the tape travel 1 When the tape is played back ascertain that tape lift and tape curl of 0 3 mm or more do not occur at the lower flange of Si roller upper flange of Sup GR upper flange of Tu GR and upper lower flange of Tu guide 2 In case of V S F and R ascertain that no curl is found at each flange Figure 12 4 4 7 Checking and adjustin...

Page 26: ... the specified cleaning liquid oil grease and screw lock as listed below Otherwise mechanism malfunction may occur Oils 1 Cosumo Oil Co Ltd COSMOHYDRO HV100 Greases Dow Coaning MORYCOAT YM 103 X5 6020 Screw lock THREE BOND 1401B Cleaning liquid Industrial use ethyl alcohol 4 5 1 Mechanism modes To actuate the mechanism apply DC3 to 4V to the L motor 2 in Figure 4 At this time the L motor connector...

Page 27: ...EJECT Lever Figure 2 3 STOP mode See Figure 3 In the STOP mode the S T pole base is depressed in the STOP position or Rec Lock position in CAMERA mode and the S brake is in contact with the S reel disk 4 PB mode See Figure 4 In this mode it is positioned for the replay record and so on It is the mechanical position where the pinch roller is pressed against the capstan shaft to make the pinch press...

Page 28: ...f the round openings g on the slide chassis Be careful not to deform the inner links Figure 6 Lock Lever Down Guide c i b j a Screw Figure 5 Lock lever section Screw tightening torque 4 locations 0 069 0 007 N m 0 7 0 07kg cm 1 d c c f m 4 m l d k n e e 2 2 2 2 3 i i g f g r Reassembling 1 Set the unit to the STANDBY mode 2 Deflect the roller shafts d a little inward and fit them into the round op...

Page 29: ...id contact with the cassette Keep the switch pressed if the switch is turned off unloading occurs Note To set the Rec mode press the pin marked with the asterisk of recognition switch 3 this operation is not necessary in other modes Recognition switch 3 Cap 2 Cassette control down switch 5 Light guide 1 Adhesive tape 4 4 5 4 Drum and Drum base Removal To replace the upper drum be sure to put on gl...

Page 30: ...ng hole 3 Upper drum ass y Remove the upper drum ass y from the lower drum ass y as shown in Figure 3 At this time take care so as not to lose the gap shim Figure 3 4 Motor rotor ass y and rotary transformer rotor ass y Remove the 2 rotor mounting screws as shown in Figure 4 and remove the motor rotor and the rotary transformer ass y Upper drum ass y Gap shim Lower drum ass y Motor rotor Positioni...

Page 31: ...n the contact surfaces of rotor ass y holder and upper drum ass y and ascertain that there are no contamination and flaws Next adjust the phase so that the positioning pin of rotor ass y is inserted into the positioning hole of upper drum and tight fit the rotor ass y to the lower surface of upper drum ass y Figure 7 Figure 5 6 Lower drum ass y Remove the FPC mounting screw from the lower drum ass...

Page 32: ... y by hand to ascertain that RTr does not scrape If scrape is found replace the gap shim with the gap shim packaged together with the replacement upper drum ass y 5 Drum motor stator Fit the motor stator to the shaft Then apply the preliminary pressure 0 07N m 0 7kg to the motor stator tighten the stator mounting screw The tightening torque must be 0 15N m 1 5kg cm Install the stator so that the c...

Page 33: ...les align 1 Lo relay gear 2 Main cam 3 Sub cam 4 Mode switch Lo relay gear Phase alignment mark Round hole Phase alignment mark Mark Phase alignment mark Round hole Mode switch a B T arm guide Segment gear M function lever Move claw to rear side Move claw to rear side Item Tightening torque Quantity a S Tight M1 4 x 3 70mN m 0 7kgf cm 1 B ø0 8 ø3 0 t0 2 1 4 6 MECHANISM ASSEMBLING METHOD 1 Adjust t...

Page 34: ...e chassis side Item Tightening torque Quantity A S Tight M1 4 x 2 5 70mN m 1 a S Tight M1 4 x 3 70mN m 4 a A a a a Loading motor Drive gear Position the small gear of the drive towards the chassis Capstan motor Move FF downwards Install the motor under this plate 6 Install the guide rail assembly Insert the part in the rail and slide it down Make sure not to deform the arm Insert the part in the r...

Page 35: ... Make sure not deform the arm A a A C D B Segment gear Su arm Ass y T Lo arm Ass y Square Hollow Mark Triangle Mark Edge A Round Hole Align the marks on the parts Item Tightening torque Quantity A S Tight M1 4 x 2 5 70mN m 2 B S Tight M1 4 x 4 40mN m 1 C ø0 8 ø3 0 t0 2 1 D ø2 1 ø5 0 t0 25 1 a S Tight M1 4 x 3 70mN m 1 ...

Page 36: ...um assembly in the chassis 9 Install the tape guide in the drum assembly 10 Install the Si roller Item Tightening torque Quantity A S tight M1 7 x L5 3 100mN m 3 B S tight M1 7 x L2 5 60mN m 1 A Si roller Roller spring Drum assembly A Chassis drawing A Tape guide B ...

Page 37: ...sis A B B B T arm guide Slide this part towards the T arm Place the slide chassis on the guide rail Main cam pin Sup reel base Insert the main cam pin into the hole of cam of slide chassis Item Tightening torque Quantity A M1 4 x 1 5 ø4 0 40mN m 1 B M1 4 x 1 5 ø3 5 40mN m 3 ...

Page 38: ...ide holder Take care not to bend the tension band during assembly or disassembly Pinch lever Tu guide lever Tu guide lever SPR Attach to hook Attach to hook Take care of position Pinch lever Stopper The pinch lever is positioned on the stopper Secure on back side B A Claw Claw Swing arm Item Tightening torque Quantity A S tight M1 4 x 2 5 70mN m 1 B CW ø0 8 ø3 0 t0 2 70mN m 1 ...

Page 39: ...he Circuit Boards are of small sized surface mounted type For replacing part s as after sales service work with a soldering iron as speedily as possible The heat resistance of the surface mounted components is poor when compared with the larger sized discrete parts used for television sets and stationary decks owning to their small sizes Therefore exercise due care to avoid long time exposure of t...

Page 40: ... QCNW 1311TAZZ BA 4 Extension Cable MECHA VCR 70pin QCNW 1534TAZZ BS 5 Extension Cable LCD VCR 24pin QCNW 1382TAZZ BD 6 Operation Unit QSW Z0286TAZZ AR 7 Connector fitting and withdrawing extractor 8 Connector fitting and withdrawing 9EQPiNSET06GE BR tweezers 9 Service remote control RRMCG0033TASA BT Extension Cable etc insulating sleeve NAME NO CONFIGURATION REMARKS PART NO Code MECHA UNIT 4 2 3 ...

Page 41: ...TEST No 8 Automatic switching point adjustment Used to automatically adjust the playback switching point For details see Automatic Adjustment of the Playback Switching Point 1 When the battery adjustment mode is selected from the camera adjustment mode with a cassette with the erase protection tab the VCR is automatically put in the REC mode 5 1 2 2 Setting up the VCR section adjustment mode camer...

Page 42: ... warning is displayed when the TEST mode is cancelled In case of automatic adjustment of shut off voltage adjustment is impossible if voltage is above 3 0V 0 2V If the adjustment is made at 2 9V or below the low voltage operation may become unstable Types of test modes Any of the eight test modes can be set up by changing the input voltage at pin 54 of IC703 During any test mode the REC Start Stop...

Page 43: ...s on the Video Circuit Board POWERCIRCUITADJUSTMENTPROCEDURE 5 1 3 1 Adjusting the power circuit Turn on power camera û 1 Adjust to CAM 15V û 2 Check P CON 4 9V û 3 Check CAM 4 9V û 4 Check CAM 2 9V û 5 Check LCD 13 5V û 6 Check LCD 7 0V û 7 Check LCD 15V û 8 Check LCD 7V û Æ Turn off power ...

Page 44: ...voltmeter indicates 15 2V 1 0V Measuring instrument Digital voltmeter Measuring terminal TL909 Adjustment address Standard 15 2V 1 0V 2 Checking of P CON 4 9V 1 Check that the digital voltmeter indicates 4 9V 0 1V Measuring instrument Digital voltmeter Measuring terminal TL905 Adjustment address Standard 4 9V 0 1V 3 Checking of CAM 4 9V 1 Ascertain that the digital voltmeter indicates 4 9V 0 1V Me...

Page 45: ...s output 75 Ω terminated the amplitude of the sync signal component video component and burst signal are approx 0 3 Vp p 0 7 Vp p and 0 3 Vp p respectively The relative level of the burst signal and the red signal shall be 0 30 0 66 This is shown in Figure B Figure B Color bar signal produced by a video camera Horizontal sync signal White approx 100 Burst signal Approx 0 3 Vp p Approx 0 7 Vp p App...

Page 46: ... REW key and fix it with the PB key It will automatically set the playback mode 3 Make an adjustment so as to get 1 0 Vp p between SYNC TIP and WHITE PEAK on TL801 Select the data using the FF or REW key and fix it with the PB key After the adjustment press the STOP key and exit from the adjustment address 27 1 0Vp p 1 0Vp p 1 Before starting Y C adjustment be sure to write the specific data in th...

Page 47: ...olor bar Measuring point TL451 Adjustment address 35 Adjustment level 200 10 mVp p 1 Input the color bar signal into the video input output terminal in the VCR STOP mode 2 Enter the VCR adjustment mode with an adjustment remote control and select the address 35 Select the address using the FF or REW key and fix it with the PB key 3 Make an adjustment so that the SYNC TIP portion gets 200 mVp p on ...

Page 48: ... the PB key After the adjustment press the STOP key and exit from the adjustment address 38 9 Adjustment of C recording current Measuring instrument Oscilloscope Mode VCR STOP Input signal Color bar Measuring point TL7402 Adjustment address 39 Adjustment level 175 10 mVp p 1 Input the color bar signal into the video input output terminal in the VCR STOP mode 2 Enter the VCR adjustment mode with an...

Page 49: ... OUT make an adjustment between the white peak and the sync tip Adjustment standard 3 3V 0 1V Remarks 1 Contrast adjustment Measuring point TL817 G OUT TL816 R OUT Address 41 Mode VCR AV input Adjusting method 1 AV input Nonsignal 2 TL817 G OUT Oscilloscope CH1 TL816 R OUT Oscilloscope CH2 3 Adjust P P of TL816 becomes bigger 0 15V than TL817 Adjustment standard 0 1Vp p Remarks 2 R W B adjustment ...

Page 50: ...g method 1 Input the white 100 signal as an AV input 2 Connect the oscilloscope to TL808 and adjust the pulse width Adjustment standard 3 9µsec 0 15µsec Remarks 5 H position adjustment t V 6 COMMON PULSE adjustment Measuring point TL821 Address 22 Mode VCR AV input Adjusting method 1 Set the data of address 47 at the address 80 2 Input the white 100 signal as an AV input 3 Connect the oscilloscope...

Page 51: ...ng method 1 White fade signal input 2 Adjust so as to get the same white screen as that of standard monitor Adjust again visually checking as stated in item 2 3 Adjustment standard Standard monitor Remarks Make an adjustment after aging for 5 minutes or more 5 2 ADJUSTMENT OF CAMERA SECTION 5 2 1 Servicing of camera section 1 Object measuring instrument and jigs necessary for camera section servic...

Page 52: ...4TAZZ 5 2 2 Adjustment procedures This adjusting procedure covers all the steps for conducting the adjustments all the way There are some steps that may be skipped depending on the specific needs for servicing and adjustment 1 Checking the power supply voltage 2 Adjusting the auto focus Preparation Set the auto focus adjustment mode 3 Adjusting the sync level Preparation Set the camera signal adju...

Page 53: ...justment 5 2 2 3 Before starting these adjustments set up the auto focus adjustment mode Sync level adjustment Measuring instrument Oscilloscope Subject Anything Tape Test point VIDEO OUT Terminated in 75Ω Adjustment address 1F8 Adjustment level 300mVp p 1 Set up the camera signal line adjustment mode Write 00 to the address 1FE 2 Connect the oscilloscope to the VIDEO OUT Adjust the sync level to3...

Page 54: ... Write the data 01 to the address 1FF The following adjustments are automatically carried on 1 Carrier balance adjustment 2 AF noise level adjustment at AGC Gain Min AGC Gain Max and Gain up Subject None Tape Test point VIDEO OUT Terminated in 75 Ω Adjustment address 1F9 Adjustment level 300mVp p Measuring instrument 5 2 2 6 Burst gain adjustment Oscilloscope 300mVp p 1 Measure the burst signal le...

Page 55: ...ase to 107 With the address 0D9 adjust the B phase to 340 3 Repeat the above steps 1 and 2 B spot R Y B Y R spot R level 107 340 Burst B level 5 2 2 9 Auto white balance adjustment Measuring instrument Subject Gray scale Tape Test point VIDEO OUT Terminated in 75 Ω Adjustment address R OUT DOOR 016 B OUT DOOR 018 Adjustment level R OUT DOOR 0 3 B OUT DOOR 0 3 Vector scope 1 Attach the color temper...

Page 56: ...t û YES No color in playback û YES û YES û YES û 5 3 2 Troubleshooting for the camera section No picture Check the lens drive circuit IC551 and main signal line YES û No color YES Check IC201 DSP and their peripherals û No auto white balance function YES Check IC501 camera CPU and its peripherals û YES No auto focus function Check IC501 IC551 and their peripherals YES û No power zoom function Chec...

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Page 58: ...C2 is a memory that serves to store the adjustment data of the camera section 4 The other circuits and ICs are under the L H level or the PWM control 6 SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM BATTERY NONREGE 3 6V IC901 IC501 IC2 IC2701 D A IC703 IC702 POWER CAMERA E2 PROM E2 PROM SERIAL BUS SERIAL BUS Y C AUDIO ATF SERVO CIRCUIT LCD CIRCUIT H A UNIT MECHA NISM MECHA CHASSIS POWER SIGNAL POWER MOTOR SYSTEM SERVO CONT...

Page 59: ...T SC4701 Connector 12 From CAMERA PWB From SW UNIT 4 6 34 52 50 41 15 40 21 54 16 15 52 14 7 3 2 1 H SW P Y C S CLK S DATA From IC701 From IC1701 From IC603 7 9 10 6 8 BM LPF COMB AGC VCA MOD VCA 6 2 6 3 6 1 VCR SECTION BLOCK DIAGRAM Y C recording signal flow P4701 P2601 P4702 SC4701 SC4702 SC804 SC901 P701 IC802 SC902 SC903 IC3702 SC601 IC703 SC904 IC601 P601 IC1701 IC701 IC8802 IC9800 IC401 IC44...

Page 60: ... IC800 LCD DECORDER SC46 CONNECTOR LCD PANEL IC401 Y C REC PB processing circuit To SW UNIT SC601 Connector Q1403 Q1404 SC305 P3301 IC301 Head Amp SC301 Connector VIDEO OUT 57 17 DEMOD LPF BM 75 DRIVER Ω 6 IC401 47 Pin 6 4 6 5 6 2 VCR SECTION BLOCK DIAGRAM Y C playback signal flow P4701 P2601 P4702 SC4701 SC4702 SC804 SC901 P701 IC802 SC902 SC903 IC3702 SC601 IC703 SC904 IC601 P601 IC1701 IC701 IC...

Page 61: ... ATF IC P3301 CAPSTAN FG ATF ERROR 2 1 3 4 5 6 6 6 6 7 6 3 VCR SECTION BLOCK DIAGRAM Drum capstan servo system signal flow P4701 P2601 P4702 SC4701 SC4702 SC804 SC901 P701 IC802 SC902 SC903 IC3702 SC601 IC703 SC904 IC601 P601 IC1701 IC701 IC8802 IC9800 IC401 IC4401 IC803 IC800 IC904 IC2701 IC702 P3301 IC3701 IC901 P901 P902 IC704 IC706 IC3703 CN8800 IC8800 IC705 13 60 24 3 5 7 9 66 67 68 72 73 19 ...

Page 62: ...ENS POSI ZOOM MOTOR M Z01 Z01 Z02 Z02 55 54 52 51 FD4 FD2 FM CTL FMPWM 3 1 6 ZOOM MOTOR DRIVE PHIRZ ZD1 ZD3 13 11 9 25 16 17 19 20 ZOOM CONTROL FOCUS CONTROL IRIS CONTROL ZDCLK ZMCE HALL IN FOCUS MOTOR DRIVE FD3 4 5 2 14 13 15 FD 1 12 FD1 IC552 OP AMP 6 7 IC553 OP AMP 8 3 9 10 H 6 8 6 9 IC201 DSP A DIN A DCK 11 26 30 20 21 48 42 CAM Y CAM C VCR LCD PWB SYS TO CAM CAM TO SYS IC501 Camera µ CON 43 7...

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Page 67: ...E F G H 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E See Page 7 21 When replacing the IC800 7 9 7 10 7 5 LCD DISPLAY CIRCUIT SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ...

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Page 69: ...G H 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E See Page 7 22 When replacing the IC703 705 7 13 7 14 7 7 SYSTEM CONTROL CIRCUIT SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ...

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Page 77: ...A B C D E F G H 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E 7 29 7 30 7 15 CAM µ COM CIRCUIT SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM VL E610S E610H E96E ...

Page 78: ...A B C D E F G H 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E 7 31 7 32 7 15 CAM µ COM CIRCUIT SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM VL E660S E98E ...

Page 79: ...A B C D E F G H 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E 7 33 7 34 7 16 LENS DRIVE CIRCUIT SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ...

Page 80: ...A B C D E F G H 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E 7 35 7 36 7 17 ZOOM CIRCUIT SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ...

Page 81: ...A B C D E F G H 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E 7 37 7 38 7 18 CCD CIRCUIT SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ...

Page 82: ...A B C D E F G H 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E 7 19 HEAD AMP CIRCUIT SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 7 39 7 40 ...

Page 83: ...29AM LZ95NA1 AN2493F LA7458W IX0452TA BA9732KV LR38519 CXD2310A CXA2006Q MM1298XQ AN3358SH MB8346BV UPD16510 LB1850V NJU4066V LB1843V LB1882V CXA1814N NJM2902V FX803 MPL1 BA7655AF ST93C46T NJM4565V NJM3414V NJM4558M NJM2904M RM3329B TDA7052A NJM2233V NJM4565V RN1102 Q1604 EX0179TA D805 M52369FP SFPB54 HVU17TRF EX0870CE HVU359TR FC903 IMN10 DA121 MA132K EX0152TA MA132WA DX0182TA MA133 MA147 UMG2 S8...

Page 84: ...20 R905 R906 R904 TL942 Q904 Q909 R950 R908 TL906 Q903 Q908 IC902 R903 R1957 TL937 R1906 R1956R1950 R1952 R907 C1919 R1912 R1951 R1918 Q911 C1917 R1926 R1923 R1943 R1922 R1925 R1944 R1945 Q933 R1928 R1942 Q929 R927 TL932 C1915 C940 R928 C941 TL925 TL913 TL945 TL914 CP901 TL944 TL911 TL943 SC902 SC903 TL902 TL908 TL901 TL904 TL918 TL9716 TL926 TL909 TL912 TL903 TL910 R940 CP902 L926 L932 TL947 C943...

Page 85: ...A B C D E F G H 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E 9 3 9 4 MAIN P W B CAMERA P W B 9 2 P W B Wiring Side SIDE A ...

Page 86: ... R874 R1800 Q804 R1803 R898 C872 R1801 R1806 R887 R1802 D804 C873 R1805 R1804 R829 R899 R826 R1813 R828 R821 C808 R822 C809 R823 C804 R824 R825 C811 R830 C814 C816 C817 C818 IC800 R833 C821 C820 R835 R839 C832 R842 L800 C829 C826 C827 R838 R841 C881 R843 R859 C835 C840 C841 R862 C837 C838 R851 R858 C833 L802 C842 R854 L801 D802 R844 R855 C834 L803 C846 C853 R920 R919 R918 Q924 Q937 Q920 R925 Q919 ...

Page 87: ...A B C D E F G H 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E 9 7 9 8 MAIN P W B CAMERA P W B 9 4 P W B Wiring Side SIDE B ...

Page 88: ... E F G H 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E 9 9 9 10 9 5 HEAD AMP P W B Wiring Side SIDE A Wiring Side SIDE B Component Side SIDE B ...

Page 89: ...VL E96E VL E98E 9 11 A B C D E F G H 1 2 3 4 5 6 IC1 9 6 CCD P W B SIDE B Component Side Wiring Side SIDE A TL18 IC2 C6 TL17 TL19 TL15 TL8 SC1 TL9 TL4 C1 TL5 TL2 R1 C3 TL14 R3 R4 TL1 C2 Q1 TL10 TL11 TL12 R2 TL7 TL13 C4 R5 C5 TL16 Z1 ...

Page 90: ... Q903 VS2SB12956 1 Transistor AB Q905 VSFZT1048A 1 Transistor AF Q907 VS2SA1973 1 Transistor AD Q908 VS2SA1973 1 Transistor AD Q909 VS2SA1973 1 Transistor AD Q910 VS2SA1973 1 Transistor AD 10 REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST EXPLODED VIEWS ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST Parts marked with å are important for maintaining the safety of the set Be sure to replace these parts with specified ones for maintaining the safet...

Page 91: ...MX1 1 Transistor AC Q8402 VSUPUMX1 1 Transistor AC Q8403 VSRT1N141U 1 Transistor AB Q8404 VSUPUMZ1 1 Transistor AC Q8405 VSUPUMX1 1 Transistor AC Q8406 VSDTC123EE 1 Transistor AC Q8407 VS2SC5383F 1 Transistor AB Q8408 VS2SC5383F 1 Transistor AB Q8409 VS2SA1989R 1 Transistor AB Q8410 VSUMD2 1 Transistor AC Q9401 VSUPUMX1 1 Transistor AC DIODES AND LED S D401 VHDMA133 1 Diode AB D601 VHDMA132K 1 Dio...

Page 92: ...120µH 5 AC L8405 VPAEM471J250N Peaking 470µH 5 AC L8407 VPAEM331J210N Peaking 330µH 5 AC L8408 VPAEM471J250N Peaking 470µH 5 AC å T901 RTRNZ0128TAZZ Transformer AH CAPACITORS C402 VCKYCZ1CB103K 0 01 16V Ceramic AB C403 VCKYCZ1CB103K 0 01 16V Ceramic AB C404 RC KZ0051TAZZ Capacitor AC C405 VCSATA1AJ106M 10 10V Tantalum AC C406 VCSATA1AJ335M 3 3 10V Tantalum AC C407 VCKYCZ1HF103Z 0 01 50V Ceramic AB...

Page 93: ... C638 VCKYCY1CB104K 0 1 16V Ceramic AB C701 VCKYCY1HB102K 1000p 50V Ceramic AA C702 VCKYCY1HB102K 1000p 50V Ceramic AA C703 VCKYCY1HB102K 1000p 50V Ceramic AA C704 VCKYCY1HB102K 1000p 50V Ceramic AA C705 VCKYCY1HB102K 1000p 50V Ceramic AA C706 VCKYCY1HB102K 1000p 50V Ceramic AA C707 VCEAPF1AW476M 47 10V Electrolytic AB C708 VCSATJ1CJ226M 22 16V Tantalum AE C709 VCSATA1AJ475M 4 7 10V Tantalum AC C7...

Page 94: ...ramic AB C877 VCKYCY1CF104Z 0 1 16V Ceramic AA C878 VCKYCY1CF104Z 0 1 16V Ceramic AA C879 VCKYCZ1HF103Z 0 01 50V Ceramic AB C880 RC KZ0051TAZZ Capacitor AC C881 RC KZ0051TAZZ Capacitor AC C883 VCKYCY1CF104Z 0 1 16V Ceramic AA C890 VCSATJ1CJ226M 22 16V Tantalum AE C900 VCEAPF1AW476M 47 10V Electrolytic AB C902 RC KZ0055TAZZ Capacitor AD C903 RC KZ0055TAZZ Capacitor AD C904 RC KZ0055TAZZ Capacitor A...

Page 95: ... Ceramic AA C3710 VCKYCY1CB473K 0 047 16V Ceramic AA C3711 VCKYCY1HB472K 4700p 50V Ceramic AA C3712 VCKYTV1CF105Z 1 0 16V Ceramic AB C3713 VCKYCY1HB682K 6800p 50V Ceramic AA C3714 VCKYCY1HB682K 6800p 50V Ceramic AA C3715 VCKYCY1CF104Z 0 1 16V Ceramic AA C3716 VCSATA1AJ106M 10 10V Tantalum AC C3717 VCKYCY1CF104Z 0 1 16V Ceramic AA C3718 VCSATA1AJ106M 10 10V Tantalum AC C3719 VCKYCY1CF104Z 0 1 16V C...

Page 96: ...1JF102J 1 0k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R602 VRS CZ1JF182J 1 8k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R603 VRS CZ1JF154J 150k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R604 VRS CZ1JF153J 15k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R605 VRS CZ1JF472J 4 7k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R606 VRS CZ1JF334J 330k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R607 VRS CZ1JF334J 330k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R608 VRS CZ1JF563J 56k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R609 VRS CZ1JF222J 2 2k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R611 VRS...

Page 97: ...F334J 330k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R775 VRS CZ1JF104J 100k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R776 VRS CZ1JF473J 47k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R777 VRS CZ1JF334J 330k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R778 VRS CZ1JF103J 10k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R780 VRS CZ1JF152J 1 5k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R782 VRS CZ1JF152J 1 5k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R783 VRS CZ1JF271J 270 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R784 VRS CZ1JF102J 1 0k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R785 VRS CZ...

Page 98: ...R927 VRS CZ1JF472J 4 7k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R928 VRS CZ1JF681J 680 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R929 VRS CZ1JF121D 120 1 16W Metal Oxide AB R930 VRS CY1JFR22J 0 22 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R931 VRS CZ1JF103J 10k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R935 VRS CZ1JF000J 00 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R950 VRS CZ1JF102J 1 0k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R1403 VRS CZ1JF332J 3 3k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R1404 VRS CZ1JF750J 75 1 16W Metal Oxide AA ...

Page 99: ... 10k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R1964 VRS CZ1JF560J 56 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R1965 VRS CZ1JF560J 56 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R1966 VRS CZ1JF122J 1 2k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R1967 VRS CZ1JF272J 2 7k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R1968 VRS CZ1JF220J 22 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R1969 VRS CZ1JF101J 100 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R1970 VRS CZ1JF272J 2 7k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R1979 VRS CZ1JF183J 18k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R2401 VRS CZ1J...

Page 100: ...etal Oxide AA R6407 VRS CZ1JF102J 1 0k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R6408 VRS CZ1JF223J 22k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R6409 VRS CZ1JF223J 22k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R6410 VRS CZ1JF152J 1 5k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R7401 VRS CZ1JF332J 3 3k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R7402 VRS CZ1JF222J 2 2k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R7408 VRS CZ1JF222J 2 2k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R7409 VRS CZ1JF561J 560 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R7410 VRS CZ1JF561J 5...

Page 101: ...5 AW VL E610S E610H E96E IC502 VHiMB8346BV 1 MB88346BPFV AN IC503 VHiPST597KN 1 IC PST597KNR AF IC551 VHiMM1298XQ 1 MM1298XQ AV IC552 VHiNJM2902V 1 NJM2902V AD IC553 VHiNJM3414V 1 NJM3414AV AF TRANSISTORS Q11 VSUMX2 1 Transistor AB Q201 VSUMX2 1 Transistor AB Q202 VSUMT2 1 Transistor AB Q203 VS2SC4617B 1 Transistor AA Q552 VSDTA114TE 1 Transistor AA DIODES AND LED S D501 VHDDA121 1 Diode AA D551 V...

Page 102: ... AB VL E660S E98E C254 VCKYCZ1HF103Z 0 01 50V Ceramic AB VL E660S E98E C255 VCKYCZ1AF104Z 0 1 10V Ceramic AB VL E660S E98E C256 VCKYCZ1HF103Z 0 01 50V Ceramic AB VL E660S E98E C257 VCKYCZ1AF104Z 0 1 10V Ceramic AB VL E660S E98E C258 VCKYCZ1HF103Z 0 01 50V Ceramic AB VL E660S E98E C259 VCKYCZ1AF104Z 0 1 10V Ceramic AB VL E660S E98E C260 VCSATA0JJ156M 15 6 3V Tantalum AC VL E660S E98E C261 VCKYCZ1HF...

Page 103: ...1JF103J 10k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R523 VRS CZ1JF102J 1 0k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R524 VRS CZ1JF223J 22k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R525 VRS CZ1JF103J 10k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R526 VRS CZ1JF224J 220k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R527 VRS CZ1JF224J 220k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R528 VRS CZ1JF102J 1 0k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R529 VRS CZ1JF102J 1 0k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R530 VRS CZ1JF102J 1 0k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R531 VRS ...

Page 104: ...eramic AA C342 VCCCCY1HH101J 100pF 50V Ceramic AA C344 VCKYCY1CF104Z 0 1µF 16V Ceramic AA C345 VCKYCY1CF104Z 0 1µF 16V Ceramic AA C346 VCKYCY1HB102K 1000pF50V Ceramic AA C349 VCCCCY1HH680J 68pF 50V Ceramic AA C350 VCKYCY1HF103Z 0 01µF 50V Ceramic AA C351 VCKYCY1HF103Z 0 01µF 50V Ceramic AA C352 VCCCCY1HH680J 68pF 50V Ceramic AA RESISTORS R302 VRS CY1JF562J 5 6k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R303 VRS CY1JF5...

Page 105: ... C2 VCCCCY1HH2R0C 2 0p 50V Ceramic AA C3 VCKYTV1HF103Z 0 01 50V Ceramic AA C4 VCCCCY1HH221J 220p 50V Ceramic AA C5 VCKYTQ1CF225Z 2 2 16V Ceramic AB C6 VCKYCY1HF103Z 0 01 50V Ceramic AA RESISTORS R1 VRS CY1JF105J 1 0M 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R2 VRS CY1JF101J 100 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R3 VRS CY1JF472J 4 7k 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R4 VRS CY1JF101J 100 1 16W Metal Oxide AA R5 VRS CY1JF105J 1 0M 1 16W Metal O...

Page 106: ...8 204 204 348 202 349 362 354 355 208 369 313 363 208 202 214 312 310 202 209 209 215 318 332 316 311 304 209 370 364 333 302 214 303 301 214 309 323 322 209 315 317 214 327 307 308 208 209 209 365 306 208 341 376 343 330 212 357 329 336 206 344 339 338 337 214 358 206 209 209 209 342 209 209 372 334 335 214 300 353 352 214 361 360 331 366 207 214 340 305 205 209 367 374 326 321 208 208 214 209 21...

Page 107: ...ism Parts 300 LCHSM0163GEZZ Main Chassis Ass y AW 301 NGERH1280GEZZ Main Cam AD 302 NGERH1281GEZZ Sub Cam AD 303 MLEVF0470GEFW Eject Lever AD 304 MLEVF0492GEFW M Function Lever AF 305 LHLDZ1966GEZZ L Block Holder AD 306 NGERW1064GEZZ Worm Pulley AC 307 NGERW1065GEZZ Worm AD 308 NGERH1282GEZZ Worm Wheel AC 309 NGERH1283GEZZ Lo Relay Gear AC 310 MARMM0126GEZZ S Lo Arm Ass y AE 311 MARMM0128GEZZ T Lo...

Page 108: ...E96E VL E98E CASSETTE HOUSING PARTS 400 CHLDX3077GE01 Cassette Compartment AY Assy 401 MSPRT0414GEZZ Up Main Spring AD 402 MROD 0014GEFJ Damper rod AG 403 PDMP 0013GEZZ Cassette Compartment AG Damper CASSETTE HOUSING CONTROL UNIT End of Cassette Housing Parts 403 402 401 401 400 A B C D E 1 2 3 4 5 6 ...

Page 109: ...33 a b c b 26 27 28 29 30 31 4 2 5 6 5 4 5 2 5 5 5 3 1 3 1 2 1 4 32 a a 4 6 16 6 15 6 10 6 12 6 13 6 11 6 14 6 2 6 3 6 5 6 6 6 7 7 4 7 3 2 5 2 4 2 3 2 2 7 2 7 5 6 9 6 8 6 9 h h 7 b b 22 b b b d f f f i 20 19 13 24 i i 15 2 14 b b 8 A 11 9 10 12 52 51 50 17 e b 1 46 b 45 43 40 b 41 42 e 48 47 c 49 c 39 5 j c c 35 36 37 38 54 34 d d e 23 d b 6 d b 21 55 b b b 25 18 53 g b 44 ...

Page 110: ...ry Lock Lever Spring AA 6 10 MLEVP0030TASA Battery Lid Open Close AC Lever 6 11 LHLDZ1449TAZZ Battery Lock Holder AC 6 12 MLEVP0029TASA Battery Lock Lever AC 6 13 MSPRC0101TAFJ Battery Push out Spring AD 6 14 LHLDZ1445TAZZ Lens Holder AD 6 15 LANGK0398TA00 Battery Lid Angle Fitting AH 6 16 UBNDT0104TAZZ Hand Strap AM 7 DCOVA1538TAK1 Tilt Ass y AU 7 2 PSPAZ0190TAZZ Tilt Spacer AE 7 3 GCOVA1537TAKA ...

Page 111: ...D 41 LHLDZ1450TAZZ Speaker Holder AC 42 VSP0020P 94WN Speaker AL 43 PSPAG0103TAZZ Speaker Spacer AC 44 PCOVP9062TAZZ Speaker Mesh AB 45 PSPAG0095TAZZ VCR Lid Cushion AA 46 GCOVA3056TAKA Speaker Cover AE 47 ZTAPEP069020E Tape 48 QSW Z0284TAZZ Turn Eject SW AH 49 MLEVP0031TAZZ Eject Lever AC 50 LANGK0399TAFW Tripod Angle Ass y AK 51 PSHEP0074TAZZ Microphone Lead Sheet AB 52 RRMCK0034TAZZ Jack Unit A...

Page 112: ...bber AC 2 LANGK0324TAFW CCD Retaining Plate AG 3 PFiLW0060TAZZ Optical Filter AS 4 VHiLZ2423H5 1 CCD Sensor BD 5 DUNTK2800PM00 CCD PWB Unit 6 LX HZ0013TAFF Screw 1 7 X 6 AA CAMERA UNIT PARTS 4 1 3 Lens side CCD side Facethethinnerpart toward the lens side Mark The mark must be on the face 5 2 6 A B C D E 1 2 3 4 5 6 End of Camera Unit Parts ...

Page 113: ... E96E E98E RRMCG0054TASA Infrared Remote Control AR VL E610S E610H E660S UADP 0280TAZZ AC Adaptor UADP 0281TAZZ AC Adaptor VL E610H UBATM0011TAZZ Battery BC UBATL0004TAZZ Lithium Battery AF ACCESSORIES NOT REPLACEMENT ITEM TGANE0057TAZZ Guarantee Card VL E610H TGANL0004TAZZ Guarantee Card VL E610S E610H E660S SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES SPAKC6813TAZZ Packing Case VL E610S SPAKC6814TAZZ Packing Case VL E6...

Page 114: ...Remote Control UBNDS0010TASA Shoulder Strap QCNW 1338TA00 DC Cable Fold down UADP 0280TAZZ UADP 0281TAZZ AC Adapter GCOVH1225TASA Lens Cap UBATM0011TAZZ Battery UBATL0004TAZZ Lithium Battery x 2 SPAKA6246TAZZ SPAKA6176TAZZ Packing ADD SPAKP6049TAZZ Wrapping Paper Operation Manual SPAKA6202TAZZ Packing ADD SPAKA6237TAZZ Packing ADD Packing Case QACCK0002TAZZ QACCB0016TAZZ QACCL0020TAZZ AC Cable QPL...

Page 115: ...Ref No Part No Description Code Ref No Part No Description Code 10 26 VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E ...

Page 116: ...g function with battery pack Rapid charging function to enable the charging in a shorter period of time Specifications Power Requirement AC110 240V 50 60Hz DC Output DC4 5V Power Consumption 16W Dimension approx 2 31 32 W 2 H 5 1 8 D 75mm W X 51mm H X 130mm D Weight approx 220 g Specifications are subject to change without notice UNIT No 12 AC ADAPTER UADP 0280TAZZ VL E610S E96E E98E E660S UADP 02...

Page 117: ... by VCR starting current flow and rush current flow Also for the adapter output the overcurrent protector of specific characteristics ensuring power control against short circuiting from outside is used to protect the adapter from being damaged or broken down It also prevents the excessive heating inside the adapter Fig 12 1 2 Charging characteristics In case of 1500mAh Ni Cd battery 2 Ni Cd charg...

Page 118: ...f the overvoltage detection is 5 7V and an abnormal temperature detection function is provided The third stage is the quick charging mode which is equivalent to the quick charging of the Ni Cd battery The phenomenon detection function in this mode and the mode shift due to detection are as follows I V detection If battery voltage V 22 to 62mV is detected the mode is switched to the trickle charge ...

Page 119: ...L2 and L3 Q102 is a transistor for the charging switch It is turned on through Q103 by the output of pin 6 of IC101 during quick charging and pre sub charging 5 Battery detection circuit When the battery is installed Q101 is turned on by the battery voltage If the DC plug is not attached to CN2 at this time the GND level will be input to the pin 11 of IC101 by the transistor Q104 in order to detec...

Page 120: ...ut of IC1 normal Is each output of IC3 normal Is each output of IC101 normal YES NO NO NO NO NO YES YES YES YES Charging Mode No charge Repair the adapter mode IC1 is defective IC3 is defective D102 is defective The charge lamp fails to light up Q102 is defective Is the power lamp lit Is the Q1 oscillating Is each output of IC1 normal Is each output of IC3 normal Is there output to the battery ter...

Page 121: ...12 6 VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E A B C D E F G H 1 2 3 4 5 6 12 2 AC ADAPTER P W B ...

Page 122: ...12 7 VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E A B C D E F G H 1 2 3 4 5 6 ...

Page 123: ...5 6 å AND SHADED COMPONENTS SAFETY RELATED PARTS Each voltage represents actually measured value when the unit is using 240V AC input and 3 5A ADP output Parenthesized figures represent voltage values when the battery is charged using 240V AC input and 1 5A current Unit for resistor shall be Ω Resistor not specified shall be 1 10W Unit for capacitor shall be F R8 R21 and R66 are the parts for opti...

Page 124: ...Z 2SK2003 01MR AK Q101 95KUAA0122AK 2SA933ASTP AC Q102 95KUAY0063BK 2SB1386 AF Q103 95KUAY0057AL DTC114EUA AC Q104 95KUAC0034EL 2SC1740S AD Q105 95KUAY0069AK DTB114TK AD DIODES å D1 95KUBB0148DZ S1WB A 60 AF å D2 95KUBC0169CK ERA22 06 AC å D3 95KUBA0011AK 1SS133 T 72 AB å D4 95KUBDAK120C RD12ESAB2 AB å D5 95KUBA0011AK 1SS133 T 72 AB å D6 95KUBC0320AZ RL1200F F AD D7 95KUBXAN330C UDZ TE 17 33B AC D...

Page 125: ...102 95KUGAC470KF 47µF 10V Ceramic AC C103 95KUGXFLC224 0 22µF 10V Ceramic AC C104 95KUGXFLD104 0 1µF 25V Ceramic AC C105 95KUGXFLD104 0 1µF 25V Ceramic AC C106 95KUGXFLD104 0 1µF 25V Ceramic AC C107 95KUGXFLD104 0 1µF 25V Ceramic AC RESISTORS å R1 95KUEEC105CH 1M 1 2W 5 AB å R2 95KUEEC105CH 1M 1 2W 5 AB å R3 95KUEZ0569ZZ 0 33 1 2W 5 AB å R4 95KUEXCAA104 100k 1 10W 5 AA å R5 95KUEEC823BU 82k 1 2W 5...

Page 126: ... AH CN3 95KFBZ0148ZZ Terminal AF CN4 95KFBZ0148ZZ Terminal AF CN5 95KFBZ0148ZZ Terminal AF CN6 95KPCZ0204ZZ Connector AH CN6 95KPCZ0203ZZ Connector AG CN7 95KPZZ0603ZZ JP AA å F1 95KPJCTZ1601 Fuse T1 6A 250V AE å F2 95KPJT0175ZZ Fuse 2A 250V AF Ref No Part No Description Code CABINET PARTS MT1 95KLRZ6324ZP Sink Heat AE MT2 95KLRZ6346ZK Sink Heat AG MD1 95KMRZ5576ZZ Case Upper AM MD2 95KMRZ5560ZZ C...

Page 127: ...12 12 VL E610S VL E610H VL E660S VL E96E VL E98E A B C D E 1 2 3 4 5 6 NP 2 MD 1 01 03 C50 MT 2 02 T1 F2 MT 1 MD 2 NP 1 UADP 0280TAZZ UADP 0281TAZZ ...

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Page 129: ...9 2193 Japan COPYRIGHT C 1998 BY SHARP CORPORATION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED No part of this publication may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise without prior written permission of the publisher TQ0472 S Jun 1998 Printed in JAPAN SA NS ...

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