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DCR-PC115/PC115E/PC120BT/PC120E

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— Troubleshooting —

English

Types of trouble and their solutions

If you run into any problem using your camcorder, use the following table to troubleshoot the
problem. If the problem persists, disconnect the power source and contact your Sony dealer or local
authorised Sony service facility. If “C:

ss

:

ss

” appears on the screen, the self-diagnosis display

function has worked. See page 224.

In the recording mode

Symptom

Cause and/or Corrective Actions

• The POWER switch is not set to CAMERA.

c

Set it to CAMERA (p. 29).

• The tape has run out.

c

Rewind the tape or insert a new one (p. 27, 47).

• The write-protect tab is set to expose the red mark.

c

Use a new tape or slide the tab (p. 28).

• The tape is stuck to the drum (moisture condensation).

c

Remove the cassette and leave your camcorder for at least
one hour to acclimatise (p. 244).

• While being operated in CAMERA mode, your camcorder has

been in the standby mode for more than five minutes.

c

Set the POWER switch to OFF (CHG) and then to CAMERA.

• The battery pack is dead or nearly dead.

c

Install a charged battery pack.

• Viewfinder is not extended to the end.

c

Pull out the viewfinder (p. 33).

• The viewfinder lens is not adjusted.

c

Adjust the viewfinder lens (p. 33).

• STEADYSHOT is set to OFF in the menu settings.

c

Set it to ON (p. 132).

• The setting is the manual focus mode.

c

Set FOCUS to the auto focus mode (p. 72).

• Shooting conditions are not suitable for autofocus.

c

Adjust to focus manually (p. 72).

• The LCD panel is open.

c

Close the LCD panel (p. 31).

• The contrast between the subject and background is too high.

Your camcorder is not a malfunction.

• Your camcorder is not a malfunction.

• Slow shutter, low lux of PROGRAM AE or Super NightShot

mode is activated. This is not a malfunction.

• If 10 minutes elapse after you set the POWER switch to

CAMERA or DEMO MODE is set to ON in the menu settings
without a cassette inserted, your camcorder automatically
starts the demonstration.

c

Insert a cassette and the demonstration stops.
You can also cancel DEMO MODE (p. 139).

START/STOP does not operate.

The power goes off.

The image on the viewfinder screen
is not clear.

The SteadyShot function does not
work.

The autofocusing function does not
work.

The picture does not appear in the
viewfinder.

A vertical band appears when you
shoot a subject such as lights or a
candle flame against a dark
background.

A vertical band appears when you
shoot a very bright subject.

Some tiny white spots appear on the
screen.

An unknown picture is displayed on
the screen.

219

Troubleshooting        

Поиск и устранение неисправностей

Types of trouble and their solutions

Symptom

Cause and/or Corrective Actions

• NIGHTSHOT is set to ON.

c

Set it to OFF (p. 39).

• NIGHTSHOT is set to ON in a bright place.

c

Set it to OFF (p. 39).

• The backlight function is active.

c

Set it off (p. 38).

• BEEP is set to OFF in the menu settings.

c

Set it to MELODY or NORMAL (p. 132).

• Set the STEADYSHOT in the menu settings to OFF (p. 132).

• The power of the external flash is off or the power source is not

installed.

c

Turn on the external flash or install the power source.

• Two or more external flashes (optional) are attached.

c

Only one external flash (optional) can be attached.

In the playback mode

Symptom

Cause and/or Corrective Actions

• The POWER switch is not set to VCR.

c

Set it to VCR (p. 44).

• The tape has run out.

c

Rewind the tape (p. 44).

• The video head may be dirty.

c

Clean the heads using the cleaning cassette (optional)
(p. 245).

• The stereo tape is played back with HiFi SOUND set to 2 in the

menu settings.

c

Set it to STEREO (p. 132).

• The volume is turned to minimum.

c

Turn up the volume (p. 44).

• AUDIO MIX is set to ST2 in the menu settings.

c

Adjust AUDIO MIX (p. 132).

• The tape has no cassette memory.

c

Use a tape with cassette memory (p. 86).

• CM SEARCH is set to OFF in the menu settings.

c

Set it to ON (p. 132).

• The tape has a blank portion in the recorded portion (p. 87).
• The tape has no cassette memory.

c

Use a tape with cassette memory (p. 84).

• CM SEARCH is set to OFF in the menu settings.

c

Set it to ON (p. 132).

• There is no title in the tape.

c

Superimpose the titles (p. 123).

• The tape has a blank portion in the recorded portion (p. 85).
• AUDIO MIX is set to ST1 side in the menu settings.

c

Adjust AUDIO MIX (p. 132).

• TITLE DSPL is set to OFF in the menu settings.

c

Set it to ON (p. 132).

 (continued on the following page)

The picture is recorded in incorrect or
unnatural colours.

The picture appears too bright, and
the subject does not appear on the
screen.

The click of the shutter does not
sound.

Black bands appear when you
record TV or computer screen.

An external flash (optional) does not
work.

The tape does not move when a
video control button is pressed.

The playback button does not work.

There are horizontal lines on the
picture or the playback picture is not
clear or does not appear.

No sound or only a low sound is
heard when playing back a tape.

Displaying the recorded date, date
search function does not work.

The title search function does not
work.

The new sound added to the
recorded tape is not heard.

The title is not displayed.

220

Types of trouble and their solutions

In the recording and playback modes

Symptom

Cause and/or Corrective Actions

• The battery pack is not installed, or is dead or nearly dead.

c

Install a charged battery pack (p. 18, 19).

• The AC power adaptor is not connected to a wall socket.

c

Connect the AC power adaptor to a wall socket (p. 23).

• The tape was ejected after recording when using a tape without

cassette memory (p. 42).

• You have not recorded on the new cassette yet (p. 42).
• The tape has a blank portion in the beginning or middle (p. 43).

• The operating temperature is too low.
• The battery pack is not fully charged.

c

Charge the battery pack fully again (p. 19).

• The battery pack is completely dead, and cannot be recharged.

c

Replace with a new battery pack (p. 18).

• You have used the battery pack in an extremely hot or cold

environment for a long time.

• The battery pack is completely dead, and cannot be recharged.

c

Replace with a new battery pack (p. 18).

• The battery is not fully charged.

c

Install a charged battery pack (p. 18, 19).

• A deviation has occurred in the remaining battery time.

c

Charge the battery pack fully again so that the indication on
the battery remaining indicator is correct (p. 19).

• A deviation has occurred in the remaining battery time.

c 

Charge the battery pack fully again so that the indication on

the battery remaining indicator is correct (p. 19).

• The power source is disconnected.

c

Connect it firmly (p. 18, 23).

• The battery is dead.

c

Use a charged battery pack (p. 18, 19).

• Moisture condensation has occurred.

c

Remove the cassette and leave your camcorder for at least
one hour to acclimatise (p. 244).

• The gold-plated connector of the tape is dirty or dusty.

c

Clean the gold-plated connector (p. 238).

• The 

q

 REMAIN is set to AUTO in the menu settings.

c

Set it to ON to always display the remaining tape indicator
(p. 132).

The power does not turn on.

The end search function does not
work.

The end search function does not
work correctly.

The battery pack is quickly
discharged.

The battery remaining indicator does
not indicate the correct time.

The power goes off although the
battery remaining indicator indicates
that the battery pack has enough
power to operate.

The cassette cannot be removed from
the holder.

The 

%

 and 

Z

 indicators flash and no

functions except for cassette ejection
work.

 indicator does not appear when

using a tape with cassette memory.

Remaining tape indicator is not
displayed.

221

Troubleshooting        

Поиск и устранение неисправностей

Types of trouble and their solutions

When operating using the “Memory Stick”

Symptom

Cause and/or Corrective Actions

• The POWER switch is not set to MEMORY.

c

Set it to MEMORY (p. 158).

• The “Memory Stick” is not inserted.

c

Insert a “Memory Stick” (p. 152).

• The “Memory Stick” has already been recorded to its full

capacity.

c

Delete unnecessary images and record again (p. 211).

• The “Memory Stick” formatted incorrectly is inserted.

c

Format the “Memory Stick” or use another “Memory Stick”
(p. 137, 152).

• The write-protect tab on the “Memory Stick” is set to LOCK.

c

Release the lock (p. 150).

• The image is protected.

c

Cancel image protection (p. 210).

• The write-protect tab on the “Memory Stick” is set to LOCK.

c

Release the lock (p. 150).

• The write-protect tab on the “Memory Stick” is set to LOCK.

c

Release the lock (p. 150).

• The write-protect tab on the “Memory Stick” is set to LOCK.

c

Release the lock (p. 150).

• The write-protect tab on the “Memory Stick” is set to LOCK.

c

Release the lock (p. 150).

• The image to protect is not be played back.

c

Press MEMORY PLAY to play back the image (p. 190).

• The write-protect tab on the “Memory Stick” is set to LOCK.

c

Release the lock (p. 150).

• The image to write a print mark is not be played back.

c

Press MEMORY PLAY to play back the image (p. 190).

• You are trying to write a print mark on a moving picture.

c

Print marks cannot be written on a moving picture.

• The write-protect tab on the “Memory Stick” is set to LOCK.

c

Release the lock (p. 150).

• You may not be able to playback images in actual size when

you try to play back images recorded by other equipment. This
is not a malfunction.

 (continued on the following page)

The “Memory Stick” does not
function.

Recording does not function.

The image cannot be deleted.

You cannot format the “Memory
Stick”.

Deleting all the images cannot be
carried out.

You cannot protect the image.

You cannot write a print mark on
the still image.

The photo save function does not
work.

You cannot playback images in
actual size.

Summary of Contents for DCR-PC115

Page 1: ...C115E PC120E 75 Ω ohms unbalanced Chrominance signal 0 286 Vp p 75 Ω ohms unbalanced Audio Video input output AV MINI JACK 1 Vp p 75 Ω ohms unbalanced sync negative 327 mV at output impedance more than 47 kΩ kilohms Output impedance with less than 2 2 kΩ kilohms Stereo minijack ø 3 5 mm Input impedance more than 47 kΩ kilohms DV input output 4 pin connector Headphone jack Stereo minijack ø 3 5 mm ...

Page 2: ... General Power requirements 7 2 V battery pack 8 4 V AC power adaptor Average power consumption when using the battery pack During camera recording using LCD 4 1 W DCR PC115E PC120E 4 4 W DCR PC115 PC120BT Viewfinder 3 6 W DCR PC115E PC120E 3 8 W DCR PC115 PC120BT Operating temperature 0 C to 40 C 32 F to 104 F Storage temperature 20 C to 60 C 4 F to 140 F Dimensions Approx 57 118 113 mm 2 1 4 4 3...

Page 3: ...120BT CND NTSC a 32Mbit 64Mbit a PC120E AEP UK E AUS HK PAL a 32Mbit 64Mbit a Remarks NTSC X301 of VC 270 board is 54MHz PAL X301 of VC 270 board is 40 5MHz With BT 003 board 8 1 9 0 qd qf 4 5 6 7 qa 2 3 qs 1 2 AC L10A L10B L10C AC power adaptor 1 mains lead 1 A V connecting cable 1 3 USB cable 1 4 Battery terminal cover 1 5 NP FM50 battery pack 1 6 Wireless Remote Commander 1 7 Size R6 AA battery...

Page 4: ...pe by title Title search 1 19 Searching a recording by date Date search 1 20 Searching for a photo Photo search Photo scan 1 20 Editing Dubbing a tape 1 21 Dubbing only desired scenes Digital program editing on tapes 1 22 Using with analog video unit and your computer Signal convert function 1 25 Recording video or TV programmes 1 26 Inserting a scene from a VCR Insert editing 1 27 Audio dubbing 1...

Page 5: ... BOARD 4 83 FJ 035 DC IN CHARGE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 4 85 FP 387 PANEL OPEN CLOSE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 4 86 PD 148 RGB DRIVE TIMING GENERATOR PRINTED WIRING BOARD 4 87 PD 148 RGB DRIVE TIMING GENERATOR SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 4 89 4 3 WAVEFORMS 4 91 Waveforms and parts location of the VC 270 board are not shown Pages from 4 92 to 4 94 are not shown 4 4 MOUNTED PARTS LOCATION 4 95 5 ADJUSTMENTS 1 Adjusting ite...

Page 6: ...3 3 SERVO AND RF SYSTEM ADJUSTMENT 5 51 1 Cap FG Duty Adjustment VC 270 board 5 51 2 PLL f0 LPF f0 Adjustment VC 270 board 5 51 3 Switching Position Adjustment VC 270 board 5 52 4 AGC Center Level and APC AEQ Adjustment 5 52 4 1 Preparations before adjustments 5 52 4 2 AGC Center Level Adjustment VC 270 board 5 53 4 3 APC AEQ Adjustment VC 270 board 5 53 4 4 Processing after Completing Adjustments...

Page 7: ...nder switch to the ADJ side 2 TO TAKE OUT A CASSETTE WHEN NOT EJECT FORCE EJECT 1 Refer to 2 2 to remove the HS cover 2 Refer to 2 2 to remove the jack cover 3 Refer to 2 2 to remove the cabinet R assembly 4 Refer to 3 DISCHARGING OF THE FLASHLIGHT POWER SUPPLY CAPACITOR to discharge the flash power supply capacitor 5 Refer to 2 3 to remove the mechanism deck and the lens block and the EVF block f...

Page 8: ...onnect the power supply Battery or AC power adaptor 2 Set POWER switch to CAMERA 3 Connect the adjustment remote commander to the LANC jack and set the HOLD switch to the ADJ side 4 Select page 0 address 01 and set data 01 5 Select page D address F4 set data 04 and press PAUSE button of the adjustment remote commander 6 Press FLASH button and set to the forced flash mode and press PHOTO button to ...

Page 9: ...he past 3 1 Display Method While pressing the STOP key set the switch from OFF to VCR and continue pressing the STOP key for 5 seconds continuously The service mode will be displayed and the counter will show the backup No and the 5 character self diagnosis codes 3 2 Switching of Backup No By pressing up side or down side of the control button past self diagnosis codes will be shown in order The b...

Page 10: ...perform operations from the beginning Load the tape again and perform operations from the beginning Load the tape again and perform operations from the beginning Load the tape again and perform operations from the beginning Load the tape again and perform operations from the beginning Load the tape again and perform operations from the beginning Load the tape again and perform operations from the ...

Page 11: ...8 English Main Features 10 English Quick Start Guide Quick Start Guide Inserting a cassette p 27 Connecting the mains lead p 23 Use the battery pack when using your camcorder outdoors p 18 This chapter introduces you to the basic features of your camcorder See the page in parentheses for more information Pull down the Holding Grip to hold your camcorder as illustrated AC power adaptor supplied Con...

Page 12: ... телевидения В различных странах применяются различные системы цветного телевидения Просматривать записи можно только на телевизорах с системой PAL Авторское право Телевизионные программы кино и видеофильмы а также другие материалы могут быть защищены законом об авторском праве Несанкционированная запись таких материалов может противоречить положениям закона об авторском праве 16 Using this manual...

Page 13: ...adaptor While charging the battery pack the CHG lamp flashes in the following cases The battery pack is not installed correctly Something is wrong with the battery pack When you use the AC power adaptor Place the AC power adaptor near a wall socket If any trouble occurs with this unit disconnect the plug from a wall socket as soon as possible to cut off the power The charging time may increase if ...

Page 14: ...about three months the date and time settings may be released bars may appear because the built in rechargeable battery installed in your camcorder will have been discharged p 246 Set the area the summer time year month day hour and then the minute in that order 1 Set the POWER switch to CAMERA or MEMORY then press MENU to display the menu settings 2 Press v V on the control button to select then ...

Page 15: ... окошком наружу 4 Закройте кассетный отсек нажав метку на кассетном отсеке Кассетный отсек автоматически опустится 5 Когда кассетный отсек опустится до конца закройте его крышку до упора чтобы она защелкнулась Как вынуть кассету Чтобы вынуть кассету выполните описанные выше действия до пункта 3 28 Notes Do not press the cassette compartment down forcibly Doing so may cause a malfunction The casset...

Page 16: ...the lens side When closing the LCD panel set it vertically and swing it into the camcorder body Recording a picture 180 90 Запись изображения Если на одну и ту же кассету записаны эпизоды в режимах SP и LP либо в режиме LP Переход между эпизодами может оказаться не плавным Изображение при воспроизведении может исказиться либо код времени между эпизодами может записаться неверно Данные о записи Дан...

Page 17: ...he digital zooming zone The digital zooming zone appears when you select the digital zoom power in the menu settings Правая сторона полоски является зоной цифрового вариообъектива Зона цифрового вариообъектива появляется в случае если в меню выбран цифровой вариообъектив 36 Recording a picture Shooting with the Mirror Mode This feature allows the camera subject to view him or herself on the LCD sc...

Page 18: ...outdoors in the daytime This may cause your camcorder to malfunction When you keep NIGHTSHOT set to ON in normal recording the picture may be recorded in incorrect or unnatural colours If focusing is difficult with the autofocus mode when using the NightShot function focus manually Do not cover the NightShot Light emitter when using the NightShot function Detach the lens hood when you shoot with t...

Page 19: ...ушивать через динамик или наушник Функция поиска конца записи Если используется ленту без кассетной памяти то после извлечении кассеты функция поиска конца выполненной до этого записи перестает работать Если используется лента с кассетной памятью функция поиска конца записи работает даже после извлечении кассеты Если на ленте имеется пустой участок между записанными эпизодами В этом случае функция...

Page 20: ...iew the picture at double speed Press 2 on the Remote Commander during playback For double speed playback in the reverse direction press then press 2 on the Remote Commander To resume normal playback press N To view the picture frame by frame Press C on the Remote Commander in the playback pause mode For frame by frame playback in the reverse direction press c To resume normal playback press N To ...

Page 21: ...cord a moving subject with tape photo recording function When you play back the still image on other equipment the image may fluctuate This is not a malfunction To use the tape photo recording function using the Remote Commander Press PHOTO on the Remote Commander Your camcorder records an image on the screen immediately To use the tape photo recording function during normal CAMERA recording You c...

Page 22: ...RAM AE Съемка на закате и при лунном свете PROGRAM AE Съемка ландшафта PROGRAM AE Если используется внешняя вспышка приобретается дополнительно не имеющая функции автоматического снижения эффекта красных глаз Установка режима автоматического снижения эффекта красных глаз невозможна 56 Self timer recording You can record still images on tapes with the self timer You can also use the Remote Commande...

Page 23: ...ку MENU затем выберите 16 9WIDE в с помощью управляющей клавиши стр 132 2 Выберите ON с помощью управляющей клавиши Какотменитьширокоэкранныйформат ВнастройкахменювыберитеOFFдля16 9WIDE В широкоэкранном формате Нельзя выбрать следующие функции OLD MOVIE BOUNCE Во время проведения записи Нельзя задать или отменить режим широкоэкранного формата Чтобы отменить режим широкоэкранного формата переключит...

Page 24: ...онохромное черно белое SOLARIZE b Усиление освещенности изображение принимает вид иллюстрации SLIM c Растягивание изображения по вертикали STRETCH d Растягивание изображения по горизонтали PASTEL e Усиление контрастности изображение принимает вид цветного рисунка MOSAIC f Получение мозаичного изображения 1 Установите переключатель POWER в положение CAMERA Нажмите кнопку MENU затем выберите P EFFEC...

Page 25: ...W SHTR 4 1 3 68 Using the PROGRAM AE function You can select PROGRAM AE Auto Exposure mode to suit your specific shooting requirements Spotlight This mode prevents peoples faces for example from appearing excessively white when shooting subjects lit by strong light in the theatre Soft portrait This mode brings out the subject while creating a soft background for subjects such as people or flowers ...

Page 26: ...ter droplets horizontal stripes subjects with little contrast with backgrounds such as walls and sky When you want to change the focus from a subject in the foreground to a subject in the background Shooting a stationary subject when using a tripod 1 Set the POWER switch to CAMERA or MEMORY press FOCUS lightly The 9 indicator appears 2 Turn the focus ring to sharpen focus 2 FOCUS To return to the ...

Page 27: ... The INTERVAL indicator flashes and normal recording starts To stop normal recording press START STOP again On recording time There may be a discrepancy in recording time of up to six frames from the selected time Запись с интервалами Как отменить запись с интервалами Выполните одну из следующих операций В настройках меню установите OFF для INT REC Переключите POWER из положения CAMERA Как выполни...

Page 28: ... I I I I I I P E F F ECT D E F F ECT MENU Использование цифровых эффектов при воспроизведении ленты Во время воспроизведения можно видоизменять эпизод с помощью функций следующих цифровых эффектов STILL FLASH LUMI и TRAIL 1 В режиме воспроизведения или паузы нажмите кнопку MENU затем выберите D EFFECT в с помощью управляющей клавиши стр 132 2 Выберите нужный режим с помощью управляющей клавиши Поя...

Page 29: ...и начнет мигать индикатор ZERO SET MEMORY 3 Чтобы остановить воспроизведение нажмите кнопку x 4 Для ускоренной перемотки ленты назад к нулевой отметке счетчика нажмите кнопку m Когда счетчик примерно достигнет нулевой отметки перемотка ленты остановится автоматически Индикатор ZERO SET MEMORY исчезнет и появится код времени 5 Нажмите кнопку N Воспроизведение начнется с нулевой отметки счетчика При...

Page 30: ...колько раз кнопку SEARCH MODE на пульте дистанционного управления пока не появится индикатор DATE SEARCH Индикатор изменяется следующим образом DATE SEARCH t PHOTO SEARCH индикатор отсутствует T PHOTO SCAN 4 Для поиска предыдущей даты нажмите на пульте дистанционного управления кнопку для поиска следующей даты кнопку Видеокамера автоматически начнет воспроизведение с позиции изменения даты При каж...

Page 31: ...s output If your VCR has an S video jack Pictures can be reproduced more faithfully by using an S video cable optional With this connection you do not need to connect the yellow video plug of the A V connecting cable Connect an S video cable optional to the S video jacks of both your camcorder and the VCR This connection produces higher quality DV format pictures Using the i LINK cable DV connecti...

Page 32: ...фона Для подключения можно использовать как соединительный кабель аудио видео так и кабель i LINK соединительный кабель DV Если используется соединительный кабель аудио видео подключите устройства согласно рисунку на стр 91 Если используется кабель i LINK соединительный кабель DV подключите устройства согласно рисунку на стр 93 Подключение с использованием кабеля i LINK соединительного кабеля DV П...

Page 33: ...щей клавиши Если видеомагнитофон начал запись настройка выполнена правильно По окончании записи показание индикатора изменится на COMPLETE Если магнитофон не работает надлежащим образом После проверки кода в разделе Код IR SETUP установите пункт IR SETUP или PAUSEMODE еще раз Установите видеокамеру на расстоянии по крайней мере 30 см от видеомагнитофона См инструкцию по эксплуатации видеомагнитофо...

Page 34: ...ENU END 0 0 8 5 5 0 6 Перезапись выбранных эпизодов Цифровой монтаж программы на ленту Примечания После выполнения пункта 3 изображение для настройки синхронизации записывается около 50 секунд Если начать запись с самого начала ленты первые несколько секунд ленты могут записаться некачественно Убедитесь что перед позицией начала записи оставлен пустой участок длительностью около 10 секунд Если зап...

Page 35: ...ы и начните перезапись Начнет мигать метка программы Во время поиска на экране отображается индикатор SEARCH а во время монтажа индикатор EDIT После завершения перезаписи индикатор PROGRAM изменяет свой цвет на светло голубой После окончания перезаписи видеокамера и видеомагнитофон автоматически останавливаются Остановка перезаписи во время монтажа Нажмите кнопку управления видео x Завершение цифр...

Page 36: ...ly by using an S video cable optional With this connection you do not need to connect the yellow video plug of the A V connecting cable Connect an S video cable optional to the S video jacks of both your camcorder and the TV or VCR This connection produces higher quality DV format pictures Note on the Remote Commander Your camcorder works in the commander mode VTR 2 Commander modes 1 2 and 3 are u...

Page 37: ...овите переключатель POWER на видеокамере в положение VCR 2 На видеомагнитофоне найдите место предшествующее началу вставляемого эпизода a затем нажмите кнопку X включив на видеомагнитофоне режим паузы воспроизведения 3 Определите на ленте в видеокамере местоположение конечной точки вставляемого эпизода c Затем нажмите кнопку X включив режим паузы воспроизведения 4 Нажмите кнопку ZERO SET MEMORY на...

Page 38: ...mcorder 2 Set the POWER switch to VCR on your camcorder 3 Locate the recording start point by pressing N Then press X at the point where you want to start recording to set your camcorder to the playback pause mode 4 Press AUDIO DUB on the Remote Commander The green X indicator appears on the screen 5 Press X and start playing back the audio you want to record at the same time The new sound is reco...

Page 39: ...AY HAPPY HOL I DAYS CONGRA TU L A T I ONS OUR SWEE T BABY WEDD I NG VACA T I ON THE END MENU END RE TURN PRESE T T I T L E HE L LO HAPPY B I RTHDAY HAPPY HOL I DAYS CONGRA TU L A T I ONS OUR SWEE T BABY WEDD I NG VACA T I ON THE END MENU END RE TURN VACATION T I T L E EXEC SAVE MENU END VACATION T I T L E EXEC SAVE MENU END MENU If you set the write protect tab of the tape to lock You cannot super...

Page 40: ...авиши 4 Выберите CUSTOM1 SET или CUSTOM2 SET с помощью управляющей клавиши 5 Выберите нужную букву или символ с помощью управляющей клавиши 6 Выполните пункт 5 столько раз сколько потребуется для набора титра 7 Для завершения набора перейдите с помощью управляющей клавиши к SET Как изменить сохраненный титр В пункте 4 выберите один из двух титров который требуется изменить затем нажмите z на управ...

Page 41: ...ER switch to CAMERA VCR or MEMORY press MENU 2 Press v V on the control button to select the desired icon then press z or B 3 Press v V on the control button to select the desired item then press z or B 4 Press v V on the control button to select the desired mode then press z 5 If you want to change other items select RETURN and press z or b then repeat steps 2 to 4 For details see Selecting the m...

Page 42: ...the control button To set the brightness on the LCD screen normal To brighten the LCD screen To adjust the colour on the LCD screen press b B on the control button To set the brightness on the viewfinder screen to normal To brighten the viewfinder screen Not to record continuously To record from three to nine images continuously p 160 To record up to 16 images continuously fast To record nine imag...

Page 43: ...erations Работа с Memory Stick Memory Stick Operations Using a Memory Stick introduction You can record and play back images on a Memory Stick supplied with your camcorder You can easily play back record or delete images You can exchange image data with other equipment such as your computer etc using the USB cable for Memory Stick supplied with your camcorder On file format Still image JPEG Your c...

Page 44: ... записанные на Memory Stick этой видеокамерой соответствуют универсальным стандартам проектирования которые применяются для файловых систем видеокамер и установлены ассоциацией JEITA Японская ассоциация по развитию электроники и информационно технологической промышленности Ваша видеокамера не сможет воспроизвести неподвижные изображения записанные на другом не соответствующем универсальным стандар...

Page 45: ...чески устанавливается размер изображения 640 480 По умолчанию установлено значение 1360 1020 Движущиеся изображения 320 240 или 160 112 По умолчанию установлено значение 320 240 1 Установите переключатель POWER в положение MEMORY Убедитесь в том что переключатель LOCK установлен в правое открытое положение 2 Нажмите кнопку MENU затем выберите STILL SET для неподвижного изображения или MOVIE SET дл...

Page 46: ...мециальные настройки установленные при записи не отображаются при записи Однако они автоматически записываются на Memory Stick Чтобы просмотреть данные о записи при воспроизведении нажмите кнопку DATA CODE на пульте дистанционного управления Если переключатель POWER установлен в положение MEMORY Угол охвата изображения будет немного больше чем в режиме CAMERA Запись неподвижных изображений на Memo...

Page 47: ...PROGRAM AE съемка ландшафта PROGRAM AE Если используется внешняя вспышка приобретается дополнительно не имеющая функции автоматического снижения эффекта красных глаз Установить режим автоматического снижения эффекта красных глаз нельзя 164 Recording still images on Memory Stick s Memory Photo recording Shooting using the HOLOGRAM AF The HOLOGRAM AF is an auxiliary light source used for focusing on...

Page 48: ... do not turn the power off eject a Memory Stick Otherwise the image data breakdown may occur If appears on the screen The inserted Memory Stick is incompatible with your camcorder because its format does not conform with your camcorder Check the format of the Memory Stick If you press PHOTO lightly in the playback mode Your camcorder stops momentarily Sound recorded on a tape You cannot record the...

Page 49: ...вод движущегося изображения поверх записанного на Memory Stick неподвижного изображения 172 Superimposing a still image in the Memory Stick on an image MEMORY MIX M OVERLAP C CHROM M LUMI M CHROM The superimposed image using Memory overlap function can be recorded on tapes only Recording superimposed images on a tape Before operation Insert a tape for recording into your camcorder Insert a Memory ...

Page 50: ...ится последнее записанное или последнее составленное изображение 3 Используйте кнопку MEMORY чтобы выбрать нужное неподвижное изображение для наложения Чтобы увидеть предыдущее изображение нажмите MEMORY Чтобы увидеть следующее изображение нажмите MEMORY 4 Выберите нужный режим с помощью управляющей клавиши Смена режимов происходит в следующем порядке M CHROM y M LUMI y C CHROM 5 Нажмите z на упра...

Page 51: ... установлен в положение MEMORY Угол охвата изображения будет немного больше чем в режиме CAMERA 180 Recording a picture from a tape as a moving picture Your camcorder can read moving picture data recorded on a tape and record it as a moving picture on a Memory Stick Your camcorder can also take in moving picture data through the input connector and record it as a moving picture on a Memory Stick B...

Page 52: ... IMAGE SIZE with the control button When IMAGE SIZE is set to 320 240 the maximum recording time is 15 seconds However when IMAGE SIZE is set to 160 112 the maximum recording time is 60 seconds 6 Search for the beginning of the first scene you want to insert using the video operation buttons then pause playback You can fine adjust one frame at a time with EDITSEARCH 7 Press MARK on the Remote Comm...

Page 53: ...икатор REC После завершения перезаписи индикатор PROGRAM изменяет свой цвет на светло голубой При этом видеокамера автоматически останавливается Остановка перезаписи во время монтажа Нажмите кнопку x на панели управления видео Созданная программа записывается на Memory Stick до места где нажата кнопка x Как завершить цифровой монтаж программы После завершения монтажа видеокамера останавливается За...

Page 54: ...k images but cannot record them on the Memory Stick The file name flashes on the screen if the file is corrupted or the file is unreadable To play back recorded images on a TV screen Connect your camcorder to the TV with the A V connecting cable supplied with your camcorder before operation When operating memory photo playback on a TV or on the LCD screen the image quality may appear to have deter...

Page 55: ... However note that the update to Mac OS 9 0 9 1 should be used for the following models iMac with the Mac OS 8 6 standard installation and a slot loading type CD ROM drive iBook or Power Mac G4 with the Mac OS 8 6 standard installation The USB connector must be provided as standard QuickTime 3 0 or newer must be installed to play back moving pictures Просмотр изображений на компьютере Данные запис...

Page 56: ...тите компьютер Просмотр изображений на компьютере 200 Viewing images using computer Step 2 Install the USB driver on the CD ROM Perform the entire procedure listed in Installing the USB Driver on the page 197 Example For Mac OS 8 5 1 8 6 9 0 users 1 Turn on the power of your computer and allow the Mac OS to load 2 Insert the supplied CD ROM in the CD ROM drive of your computer 3 Double click the C...

Page 57: ...граммное обеспечение В зависимости от прикладного программного обеспечения размер файла при открытии неподвижного изображения может увеличиться В случае загрузки из компьютера на видеокамеру изображения измененного путем ретуширования или при непосредственном изменении изображения на видеокамере его формат изменится поэтому может появиться индикатор ошибки файла и возможно файл не удастся открыть ...

Page 58: ...LAY MEMORY INDEX MEMORY Движущиеся изображения записанные на Memory Stick Для этих изображений функция PB ZOOM не работает Запись на Memory Stick изображения обработанного функцией PB ZOOM Для записи изображения обработанного функцией PB ZOOM нажмите кнопку PHOTO Размер изображения становится 640 480 208 Playing back images in a continuous loop SLIDE SHOW You can automatically play back images in ...

Page 59: ...eleting all the images You can delete all the unprotected images in a Memory Stick Before operation Insert a Memory Stick into your camcorder 1 Set the POWER switch to MEMORY Make sure that the LOCK switch is set to the right unlock position 2 Press MENU then select and decide upon DELETE ALL in with the control button p 132 3 Select and decide upon OK with the control button OK changes to EXECUTE...

Page 60: ...When there are no files with a PRINT MARK NO PRINT MARK appears on the screen DATE DAY TIME 4 12 00 4 7 2001 Использование дополнительного принтера На распечатках можно указать дату и или время записи Выберите нужный режим в настройках меню Изображения записанные в многоэкранном режиме Изображения записанные в многоэкранном режиме нельзя распечатать на этикетках Движущиеся изображения записанные н...

Page 61: ... video control button is pressed The playback button does not work There are horizontal lines on the picture or the playback picture is not clear or does not appear No sound or only a low sound is heard when playing back a tape Displaying the recorded date date search function does not work The title search function does not work The new sound added to the recorded tape is not heard The title is n...

Page 62: ... does not light up You cannot charge the battery pack While charging the battery pack the CHG lamp flashes Image data cannot be transferred by the USB connection The cassette cannot be removed even if the cassette lid is open 224 English Self diagnosis display Five digit display Cause and or Corrective Actions You are using a battery pack that is not an InfoLITHIUM battery pack c Use an InfoLITHIU...

Page 63: ... 16 кБ Кассеты с памятью 16 кБ помечаются знаком Знак формата mini DV Знак кассетной памяти Эти знаки являются торговыми знаками 237 Additional Information Дополнительная информация Usable cassettes When you play back Playing back an NTSC recorded tape You can play back tapes recorded in the NTSC video system on the LCD screen if the tape is recorded in the SP mode Copyright signal When you play b...

Page 64: ...держите ее в режиме записи в отсутствие кассеты до тех пор пока питание не отключится Срок службы батарейного блока Срок службы батарейного блока ограничен Емкость батарейного блока понемногу уменьшается с каждым их использованием и с течением времени Возможной причиной значительного сокращения времени работы батарейного блока может быть завершение их срока службы В этом случае следует приобрести ...

Page 65: ...пользоваться снова Иногда конденсация влаги может не обнаруживаться видеокамерой В этом случае кассета иногда может не выталкиваться в течение 10 секунд после открытия кассетной крышки Это не является неисправностью Не закрывайте кассетную крышку пока кассета не выйдет Примечания к конденсации влаги Конденсация влаги может происходить при переносе видеокамеры из холодного места в теплое или наобор...

Page 66: ...используйте секции CAMERA и VCR и воспроизводите кассету около 3 х минут Очищайте объектив от пыли с помощью мягкой кисточки Если на нем имеются отпечатки пальцев удалите их с помощью мягкой ткани Очищайте корпус видеокамеры с помощью мягкой ткани которую можно слегка смочить раствором умеренного моющего средства Не используйте каких либо растворителей которые могут повредить отделку Не допускайте...

Page 67: ...he screw may damage your camcorder Notes on the intelligent accessory shoe The intelligent accessory shoe supplies power to optional accessories such as a video light or microphone The intelligent accessory shoe is linked to the POWER switch allowing you to turn the power supplied by the shoe on and off Refer to the operating instructions of the accessory for further information The intelligent ac...

Page 68: ...ходящего от объекта и проникающего в объектив 261 Quick Reference Краткий справочник Identifying the parts and controls Remote Commander The buttons that have the same name on the Remote Commander as on your camcorder function identically to the buttons on your camcorder 1 PHOTO button p 51 158 2 DISPLAY button p 45 3 Memory control buttons p 190 4 SEARCH MODE button p 84 86 88 5 Video control but...

Page 69: ...p 155 Image quality mode p 153 qj NIGHTSHOT p 39 SUPER NIGHTSHOT p 39 qk Warning p 225 ql Tape counter p 37 Time code p 37 Self diagnosis p 224 Tape photo p 51 Memory photo p 158 Image number p 191 195 w Remaining tape p 37 Memory playback p 190 wa ZERO SET MEMORY p 83 ws END SEARCH p 42 wd A V t DV p 109 DV IN p 114 wf Audio mode p 139 wg Data file name p 149 Time p 37 wh Flash p 53 162 This indi...

Page 70: ...verter transformer unit 2 16 Hinge assembly Service position to check the VTR section Service position to check the camera section Service position to check the electrical view finder section 2 10 Flash unit ST 2 8 Mechanism deck 2 9 Flash unit MC 2 4 FJ 035 board 2 7 VC 270 board 2 5 VM 027 board 2 6 CD 349 board Lens device 2 3 VTR complete Cabinet R section 2 2 Cabinet L section CONNECTION OF E...

Page 71: ...ble under the rigid portion of the FJ 035 board 4 Insert it into the notch of the lens rubber R 5 Insert it into the notch of the BT cable sheet 6 Route the cable through the clearance B 7 Insert it to the connector on the BT 003 board Routing the Bluetooth BT cable PC120BT PC120E BT cable BT cable BT cable BT cable BT cable guide Lens rubber R BT cable sheet BT 003 board BT cable guide BT cable R...

Page 72: ...BINET R ASSEMBLY PD 148B PD 148B 3 LCD cabinet R assembly 1 Two screws M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 2 Two claws PD 148B BOARD SERVICE POSITION PD 148B board Adjustment remote commander RM 95 AC POWER ADAPTOR AC IN CPC jig for LCD panel J 6082 529 A Start the disassembling work after peeling off the panel insulating sheet ...

Page 73: ... screws M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 4 Screw M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 6 Cabinet R section VTR complete 5 Control switch block FK 1850 51P Caution High voltage Flash unit MC 7 Cabinet L section Note The power capacitor C2010 of the flash unit is charged to the high tension voltage as high as 300 V at a maximum You will get electrical shock when you touch the Flash unit MC mounted with the terminal of the charg...

Page 74: ...NISM DECK SERVICE POSITION Control switch block FK 1850 51P Cabinet L block assembly Mechanism deck CPC 6 flexible jig J 6082 370 B CPC 6 terminal board jig J 6082 371 A 19 20 1 2 CN008 Adjustment remote commander RM 95 AC IN AC power adaptor ...

Page 75: ...BT 003 board be sure to hold the connector of the BT 003 cable and remove it Routing of the flexible board of the Operation Flash unit ST when attaching the Cabinet L section Routing of the flexible board of the Operation FP 383 flexible board when attaching the Cabinet L section 6 Flash unit ST 33P 5 Microphone unit 5P 4 FP 385 flexible board 27P 2 CPC lid 1 Screw M1 7 2 5 lock ace k3 3 FJ 035 bo...

Page 76: ...rness PT 128 Rigid portion of FJ 035 board 1 BT cable sheet 3 MS flexible sheet 5 BT terminal retainer 7 Battery terminal board 4 Two screws M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 6 Two screws M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 9 Screw M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 8 Screw M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 q DC retainer plate qa DC IN connector 3 FJ 035 board DC IN connector Note 1 Battery terminal board 3P Note 2 Battery terminal board Note CN1335 f...

Page 77: ... connectors hold the A block of the chassis or the cassette compartment cover of mechanism deck and insert them Note Drum or Pinch arm of Mechanism deck 8 VF Frame B 7 Two precision screws dia 1 7 4 3 Two tapping screws M1 7 3 2 Screw M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 4 Screw M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 6 Screw M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 qa VF lens assembly Sleeve assembly VF regulation ring 1 VM 027 board 88P q Two claws ...

Page 78: ...from Flash unit MC 3 Flexible board 10P from video head 4 Flexible board 10P from drum motor 9 BT 003 board PC120BT PC120E FP 384 flexible board PC120BT PC120E 8 FP 384 flexible board PC120BT PC120E 15P q VC 270 board 7 Mechanism deck Flash unit MC EVF block assembly etc 2 8 MECHANISM DECK 4 Two screws M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 2 Two screws M1 4 1 5 1 Two screws M1 4 1 5 5 Cassette compartment cover 3 ...

Page 79: ...4 Flash unit MC 3 MC guard sheet 2 EVF block assembly VF frame assembly 2 10 FLASH UNIT ST 2 7 1 Two screws M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 5 ST cabinet upper 3 Precision screw dia 1 7 4 4 Three claws 6 Stroboscope cushion A 1 Insulating sheet ST 4 Screw M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 5 Screw M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 3 Bolt M1 4 3 6 Peel off the adhesive side 2 Hexagon hole precision screw 7 Stroboscope assembly ST cabine...

Page 80: ... 7 2 5 lock ace p2 5 Two screws M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 3 Two screws M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 3 Two screws M1 7 2 5 0 No p2 Note 1 Battery lock Compression spring 3 Cabinet G assembly 1 Jack cover G 4 Control switch block FK 1850 4 Control switch block PS 1850 15P 2 Four precision screws dia 1 7 4 1 Screw M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 6 Cabinet L Control switch block FK 1850 5 G frame assembly Cabinet rear assemb...

Page 81: ...2 5 lock ace p2 6 Two screws M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 1 Four screws M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 4 Precision screw dia 1 7 4 2 Precision screw dia 1 7 4 qa Control switch block FK 1850 8 Jack frame assembly 3 2 G frame assembly 1 Three precision screws dia 1 7 4 6 Control switch block PS 1850 7P 8 Control switch block PS 1850 5 Cabinet rear assembly 7 KY 060 board 4 Two precision screws dia 1 7 4 ...

Page 82: ...28 Blind plate assenbly 2 Blind plate assembly Remove it while taking care so that it must not be caught by the flexible board and harnesses by pulling it in the direction of the arrow 1 Two screws M1 7 2 5 0 No p2 Note 2 15 PD 148B BOARD INVERTER TRANSFORMER UNIT PD 148B PD 148B A A B B 8 3 LCD cabinet R assembly 5 Two screws M1 7 2 5 lock ace p2 4 Two screws M1 7 2 5 MI 1 Two screws M1 7 2 5 loc...

Page 83: ...p2 qs Hinge assembly q Hinge cover upper 8 Hinge cover lower Hinge cover lower 2 Strobe unit 9 Three claws 6 Claw 5 Screw M1 7 2 5 0 No p2 Note PRECAUTION DURING FP 387 FLEXIBLE BOARD INSTALLATION 2 7 FP 387 flexible board FP 387 flexible board qa Harness PT 128 The P2 0 No screws M1 7 2 5 are MEC processed If the screws that are once removed are re used the screws may be loosened When re assembli...

Page 84: ...ress 01 and set data 01 2 Select page D address 10 set data 01 and press the PAUSE button of the adjustment remote commander Exiting the Forced Camera Power ON mode 1 Select page 0 address 01 and set data 01 2 Select page D address 10 set data 00 and press the PAUSE button of the adjustment remote commander 3 Select page 0 address 01 and set data 00 AC IN AC power adaptor Adjustment remote command...

Page 85: ...Forced VTR Power ON mode 1 Select page 0 address 01 and set data 01 2 Select page D address 10 set data 00 and press the PAUSE button of the adjustment remote commander 3 Select page 0 address 01 and set data 00 Cabinet R 16P Harness PT 128 AC IN AC power adaptor Adjustment remote commander RM 95 DC IN connector FJ 035 board 88P VC 270 board Mechanism deck VM 027 board EVF block assembly 88P Monit...

Page 86: ...ed VTR Power ON mode 1 Select page 0 address 01 and set data 01 2 Select page D address 10 data 00 and press the PAUSE button of the adjustment remote commander 3 Select page 0 address 01 and set data 00 Setting the Forced EVF Back light Power ON mode 1 Select page 2 address 0E and set data 67 2 Select page 2 address 0F and set data 01 Exiting the Forced EVF Back light Power ON mode 1 Select page ...

Page 87: ...48B RGB DRIVE TIMING GENERATOR BT 003 PC120BT PC120E BLUETOOTH I F FJ 035 DC IN CHARGE CD 349 CCD IMAGER VC 270 FLASH UNIT MC KY 060 USER FUNCTION CAMERA PROCESS DIGITAL STILL PROCESS DV PROCESS AUDIO VIDEO PROCESS HI CONTROL MECHA CONTROL DC DC CONVERTER INVERTER TRANSFORMER UNIT FP 386 REMOTE COMMANDER RECEIVER ...

Page 88: ... CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK PS 1850 CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK MF 30550 CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK FK 1850 CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK ME 1850 FP 385 FP 383 FP 387 FLASH UNIT ST FP 384 PC120BT PC120E The flexible boards contained in the mechanism deck and that in the lens device are not shown ...

Page 89: ... 383 FLEXIBLE 1 212 CN151 CN001 CN010 184 214 M 194 208 14 2 191 216 CCD AMP CCD OUT1 CCD OUT2 IMAGER NIGHT SHOT 22 195 204 IRIS METER 18 206 LINE OUT 17 C4 C7 200 IC1001 23 190 205 183 201 14 VM O27 BOARD 1 4 2 12 IC3451 4 65 18 YAW PITCH 8 SENSOR AMP YAW SENSOR PITCH SENSOR SE3451 SE3450 74 74 76 76 CN2001 CN2001 CN003 CN003 MC BUS 211 63 9 FOCUS A B TO OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM 2 4 Y0 Y7 213 ZOOM A...

Page 90: ...NSOR Q902 11 DRUM FG CAPSTAN 3 4 MODE 24 61 SENSOR 15 S REEL SWITCH XCC DOWN 9 MOTOR CN007 21 TAPE END DETECT 34 4PIN 48 64 T REEL TAPE TOP DETECT 16 LOADING MOTOR TAPE LED M REEL FG AMP M903 H901 H902 REC PROOF 18 7 26 25 SENSOR DRUM 1 2 TAPE END SENSOR 17 10 5 CAPSTAN DRUM PG 23 46 2 M 12 DRUM PG AMP 27 CAP VS DEW 20 22 1 DRUM VS FG M902 31 33 29 1 DRUM S901 16 6 3 Q901 CN901 20 21 M901 25 25 TO...

Page 91: ...TXD R RXD EXT STROBO ON TO OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM 2 4 CHIME VDD CHIME SDA XRESET CHIME SCK Q1109 LANC SIG XCS OSD OSD SO XOSD SCK BATT SIG 4 16 4 47 SEE PAGE 3 3 4 48 13 9 19 17 15 27 24 18 16 16 12 18 14 8 20 16 12 30 32 30 32 22 24 22 24 34 36 34 36 26 28 26 28 3 4 14 13 15 11 5 4 7 2 18 14 8 1 2 7 133 134 10 12 115 116 129 132 SHOE ID1 SHOE ID2 LANC SIG MT 4 9V TO OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM 4 4 SEE P...

Page 92: ...6 42 EVF R G B HI SO SCK HD VD HDD LED TO OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM 3 4 4 61 4 61 SEE PAGE 3 6 TO OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM 1 4 SEE PAGE 3 1 4 89 4 89 4 62 SHOE ON OSD SO SCK KEY AD7 8 LANC SIG FAST CHARGE PANEL R G B HD VD EVF R G B 44 46 46 44 48 48 S BT901 Q1333 SHOE UNREG PRT UNREG ST UNREG BATT UNREG VTR UNREG SHOE ON Q1627 1 2 3 BATTERY TERMINAL DC IN 2 3 1 IC1601 DC DC CONVERTER A 3 1V D 3 1V D 1 9...

Page 93: ...5V PANEL 13 5V PANEL 4 6V EVF 2 8V EVF 13 5V EVF 4 6V D 2 8V D 3 1V D 1 6V CAP ERROR DRUM VS CAP VS DRUM ERROR CAM 15V A 3 1V D 1 5V CAM 7 5V 4 57 SEE PAGE 3 11 L1608 SWITCHING Q1613 SWITCHING Q1623 L1605 L1613 L1612 A 3 1V MT 4 9V VTR UNREG BATT UNREG D 3 1V SWITCHING Q1610 SWITCHING Q1620 L1606 L1614 D 1 9V SWITCHING Q1611 SWITCHING Q1621 L1607 L1632 L1615 D 1 5V D 1 6V CAM 15V EVF 13 5V PANEL 1...

Page 94: ...002 XYZ IC1103 SHOE UNREG PRT UNREG CN001 CN002 17 71 73 98 151 GENERATER BUFFER INTERFACE SIGNAL PROCESS LINE IN OUT AMP D 2 8V IC4702 IC4701 CONTROL 83 86 83 86 80 82 80 82 33 33 68 72 66 66 11 68 11 72 28 26 24 22 29 31 29 31 MOTOR DRIVE SHUTTER DRIVE ND FILTER DRIVE MOTOR CONTROL CONTROL A D CONV CAMERA SIGNAL PROCESS RC PROCESS STILL PROCESS SDRAM I F MS VCC ON PRE DRIVE ND HALL AMP IRIS HALL...

Page 95: ...ON BACK LIGHT DRIVE 7 PANEL 2 8V Q2181 2182 5 CN2104 Q2104 PANEL 4 6V 18 TO POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM 1 3 FJ 035 CN2100 CN101 IC2103 15 P UNREG RGB DRIVE 6 4 IC2101 4 89 4 89 SEE PAGE 3 9 IC1701 REMOTE COMMANDER RECEIVER 4 16 MT 4 9V A 4 6V PANEL 4 6V PANEL 4 6V IR LED D1703 1704 10 BT 003 BOARD FP 386 FLEXIBLE TO POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM 2 3 VC 270 SEE PAGE 3 12 16 DCR PC120BT PC120E The BT 003 board cannot...

Page 96: ...W CAP_U CAP_U CAP_U CAP_U CAP_W CAP_W CAP_W WHE VHE N C FG1 FG_VCC FG_VCC FG2 FG_GND FG_GND Z_MR_B FOCUS_B Z_MR_VCC N C Z_MR_GND IRIS_DRIVE TEMP F_MR_GND FOCUS_A IRIS_BIAS IRIS_HALL ND_HALL MF_GND ZOOM ND_BIAS ND_BIAS FOCUS TEMP_OUT F_MR_A FOCUS SPHOTO_B ZOOM ND_DRIVE N C Z_MR_A ND_DRIVE IR_SW IRIS_DRIVE IRIS_HALL SPHOTO_A IRIS_BIAS ND_HALL MF_VCC D_2 8V IR_SW_OUT F_MR_VCC F_MR_B SCHARGE_ON PLUNGE...

Page 97: ...T_MIC_DET REG_GND KEY_AD0 S_GND S_Y AU_GND XVTR XCS_EVF MIC_L LCD_13 5V SCK RTS HP_GND XSYS_RST XACCESS_LED SHO_ID1 PRT_UNREG SHOE_CONT_AD A_2 8V XCAM REG_GND HDS CTS LI3 0V HP_L_OUT PRT_UNREG AV_JACK_IN PHOTO_FREEZE KEY_AD2 KEY_AD1 DISP_VD SHOE_UNREG REG_GND MIC_R EVF_VCO C_RESET SHO_ID2 AV_GND LCD_2 8V HP_JACK_IN SHOE_MT_GND XS_JACK_IN HI_SO XHI_SCK EVF_R SHOE_UNREG XPHOTO AU_LINE_I O_R YS_OUT E...

Page 98: ...SIG ACV_UNREG BATT_XEXT ACV_GND BATT_GND GND GND PANEL_REV GND PANEL OPEN N C KEY_AD3 REG_GND VCC DIO KEY_AD4 BS KEY_AD5 GND GND N C SCLK KEY_AD6 D_2 8V VCC X_INSERT FAST_CHARGE MT_GND REG_GND B_UNREG DISP_HD REG_GND MT_GND REG_GND A_UNREG CHARGE_LED_ON A_UNREG REG_GND AFLED_K REG_GND C_UNREG MT_4 9V MT_GND REG_GND VTR_UNREG REG_GND F_UNREG PANEL_OPEN INIT_CHARGE_ON HI_SO REG_GND D_UNREG C_UNREG P...

Page 99: ... critiques pour la sécurité Ne les remplacer que par une pièce portant le numéro spécifié When indicating parts by reference number please include the board name For printed wiring boards b Pattern from the side which enables seeing The other layers patterns are not indicated Through hole is omitted Circled numbers refer to waveforms There are few cases that the part printed on diagram isn t mount...

Page 100: ...F_MR_B V4 V2 H2 ND_DRIVE I_HALL NT_SHOT ND_HALL TEMP RG F_MR_B ND_BIAS FOCUS I_HALL ND_HALL ZOOM I_DRIVE NT_SHOT ND_DRIVE TEMP ND_HALL I_BIAS F_MR_A FOCUS Z_MR_A Z_MR_B I_HALL ND_DRIVE ND_BIAS ZOOM I_BIAS I_DRIVE I_DRIVE FOCUS ZOOM IRIS_HALL ND_BIAS IRIS_DRIVE TEMP MR_GND IRIS_BIAS GND IRIS_BIAS GND GND GND F_MR_B GND ND_DRIVE TEMP_OUT IRIS_HALL ND_HALL ZOOM GND CCDout2 FOCUS ND_BIAS IR_SW_OUT MR_...

Page 101: ...s board consists of multiple layers However only the sides layers A and B are shown Chip parts Transistor Diode There are a few cases that the part printed on this diagram isn t mounted in this model Uses unleaded solder BT 003 PC120BT PC120E BLUETOOTH I F CD 349 CCD IMAGER VC 270 FLASH UNIT MC KY 060 USER FUNCTION CAMERA PROCESS DIGITAL STILL PROCESS DV PROCESS AUDIO VIDEO PROCESS HI CONTROL MECH...

Page 102: ...DCR PC115 PC115E PC120BT PC120E 4 13 4 14 CCD IMAGER CD 349 Uses unleaded solder ...

Page 103: ...MMANDER RECEIVER Uses unleaded solder 4 6 4 6 NO MARK REC PB MODE TA XX A 10V C1702 1200 1608 R1701 TLSU1008 T05 SOY D1701 10u 6 3V TA C1701 1608 47 R1702 CL 310IRS X TU D1704 CL 310IRS X TU D1703 6P 1 2 3 4 5 6 1SS352 TPH3 D1702 IC1701 SBX3055 01 1 2 4 3 1 A A_4 6V F_TALLY_LED SIRCS_SIG NS_LED_K MT_4 9V REG_GND TALLY TO VC 270 BOARD 17 18 CN002 SEE PAGE 4 56 NIGHT SHOT D 6 3 B 5 4 C 2 FP 386 FLEX...

Page 104: ... VC 270 BOARD 5 18 CN001 SEE PAGE 4 32 D 6 3 B E 5 4 C 2 16 FP 383 FLEXIBLE MEMORY STICK CONNECTOR S1810 S1801 1500 R1817 S1812 S1814 S1807 S1804 S1803 S1806 2200 R1829 S1805 S1809 2200 R1816 S1815 S1808 3900 R1834 S1816 3900 R1830 S1802 2200 R1822 1200 R1824 1500 R1828 1200 R1818 S1813 8200 R1833 XX R1825 S1811 1200 R1827 1500 R1823 S1817 S1820 S1819 S1818 8200 R1820 3900 R1821 1200 R1831 XX R183...

Page 105: ...15 18 CN006 SEE PAGE 4 52 of Level 3 2 LM_LOAD 3 LM_UNLOAD 4 LM_UNLOAD 5 DEW 6 DEW 7 MODE A 8 MODE B 9 MODE C 10 SW_COM SW_GND S903 D901 4P CN901 S901 1 A MIC REC_SW_GND TAPE_END XREC_PROOF HALL_GND DEW CHIME_VDD TREEL SW_COM SW_GND LM_UNLOAD TOP END_GND DEW XCCDOWN_SW TAPE_LED_A XMODE_SW_A XMODE_SW_B LM_UNLOAD LM_LOAD SREEL CHIME_SDA HALL_VCC SREEL TAPE_TOP TAPE_LED_K TREEL CHIME_SCK LM_LOAD XMOD...

Page 106: ...F_13 5V 1608 0 R1825 1005 68p CH C1815 EVF_VCO R1802 XX 1005 68k R1814 3 3uH L1802 470k 1005 R1801 L1801 10uH G 1005 B 0 01u C1807 FB1801 0uH PANEL EVF_2 8V REG_GND 1005 100 R1823 TA P 6 3V C1825 XX 1005 68k R1810 C1819 2012 2 2u B XHI_SCK 0 1u B C1802 1005 0 1u B C1814 1608 EVF_B 3216 4 7u B C1822 C1817 2012 2 2u B EVF_G 2012 2 2u F C1823 1005 100 R1822 1005 0 5 R1828 1M 0 001u SL C1813 1608 R183...

Page 107: ... 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 4700 R2009 20k R2020 10k R2010 27k R2026 1k R2015 B 4700p C2009 B 0 068u C2023 1608 18k R2034 B 0 1u C2024 1200 R2032 0 22u F C2038 1608 6800 R2014 22k R2028 1005 B 0 1u C2045 1005 0 5 11k R2037 1005 B 0 1u C2046 XX R2039 1005 B 0 1u C2047 1005 0 5 5600 R2038 1005 B 0 1u C2044 1005 0 5 11k R2036 4V TA 22u C2039 EXT_MIC_L EXT_MIC_R ZOOM_MIC_...

Page 108: ... EXT_MIC_R R2201 560 1 A FB2204 0uH FB2203 0uH FB2202 0uH FB2201 0uH REG_GND YS_OUT C_RESET PS_OUT TXD_HS ZOOM_SW_AD BATT_LI_3V PRT_UNREG KEY_AD1 XEJECT_SW SP SP AU_LINE_I O_R LANC_SIG HDS_HS SHOE_UNREG VIDEO_I O EXT_STROBO_ON AU_LINE_I O_L AV_JACK_IN SCK_HS S_Y_I O KEY_AD2 XS_JACK_IN SCHARGE_LED S_C_I O XACCESS_LED_ON HP_JACK_IN HP_L_OUT PS_OUT KEY_AD0 YS_OUT HP_R_OUT C_RESET XPHOTO_FREEZE HI_XRE...

Page 109: ...148B RGB DRIVE TIMING GENERATOR FJ 035 DC IN CHARGE INVERTER TRANSFORMER UNIT FP 386 REMOTE COMMANDER RECEIVER C B E 5 6 4 2 1 3 3 2 1 2 1 3 4 For printed wiring board Refer to page 4 95 for parts location This board consists of multiple layers However only the side layer A and B are shown Chip parts Transistor Diode There are a few cases that the part printed on this diagram isn t mounted in this...

Page 110: ...DCR PC115 PC115E PC120BT PC120E 4 69 4 70 RGB DRIVE TIMING GENERATOR MIC AMP VM 027 Uses unleaded solder ...

Page 111: ...k R2015 XX R3013 TP001 DF3A8 2C TPL3 D2004 1 A P F S STROBO_DOWN SCHARGE_ON MT_GND MT_GND N C XSCHARGE_FULL ST_UNREG ST_GND ST_GND ST_GND STROBO_ON ST_UNREG MT_4 9V AF_LD_VCC MT_GND PLUNGER ST_UNREG XE_A XE_K AF_PD XE_K XE_K XE_K XE_A XE_A XE_K MT_GND XE_A XE_A AF_COM XE_A XE_K MT_GND MT_GND AF_LD ST_GND ST_UNREG MT_4 9V MT_GND PLUNGER LD_EVR PD_OUT MT_GND MT_GND MT_GND PLUNGER PLUNGER STROBO_DOWN...

Page 112: ...tted PL001 G MA8062 TX D003 MA8062 TX D004 S001 MA8062 TX D005 MA8062 TX D002 15P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 LND001 SHASSIS_GND 7P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 A XVTR_MODE_SW XCAMS S_SW XPHOTO_STBY_SW XCAM_STBY_SW REG_GND REG_GND KEY_AD2 KEY_AD1 XACCESS_LED_ON XEJECT_SW N C LED_VCC XEJECT_SW N C N C REG_GND N C KEY_AD2 KEY_AD1 REG_GND LED_VCC XACCESS_LED_ON START STOP TO KY 060 BOARD CN001 TO CONTROL ...

Page 113: ...d wiring board Refer to page 4 95 for parts location This board consists of multiple layers However only the sides layers A and B are shown There are a few cases that the part printed on this diagram isn t mounted in this model BT 003 PC120BT PC120E BLUETOOTH I F CD 349 CCD IMAGER VC 270 FLASH UNIT MC KY 060 USER FUNCTION CAMERA PROCESS DIGITAL STILL PROCESS DV PROCESS AUDIO VIDEO PROCESS HI CONTR...

Page 114: ...8 MA8062 M TX D002 S005 MA8062 M TX D003 MA8062 M TX D004 LND001 CHASSIS GND S001 S002 S003 S004 S006 TLSU1008 T05 SOY D005 CN001 7P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 A EXPOSURE FADER BACKLIGHT OPEN EJECT LED_VCC REG_GND XEJECT_SW KEY_AD1 KEY_AD2 REG_GND XACCESS_LED_ON NETWORK BROWSERMENU MENU ACCESS CONTROL BUTTON TO CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK PS 1850 16 SEE PAGE 4 74 D 6 3 B 8 7 5 4 C 2 USER FUNCTION XX MARK NO MOUNT K...

Page 115: ...850 W T SP901 SPEAKER RV001 ZOOM BT001 LITHIUM BATTERY S006 RESET SELFTIMER J001 AUDIO VIDEO ID 2 J002 MIC PLUG IN POWER S004 FOCUS INFINITY S001 SUPER NIGHTSHOT S002 PHOTO FREEZE S003 PHOTO REC J004 HEADPHONES D008 CHARGE S008 FLASH J003 S VIDEO S007 S005 FOCUS AUTO MANUAL CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK FK 1850 1 51 1 15 CN001 1 476 871 11 DCR PC120 ...

Page 116: ...021 1608 0 R022 1608 0 R023 1608 0 R024 LND004 SHASSIS GND 1 A 0 047u C005 HP_L_OUT HP_R_OUT HP_JACK_IN SELF_TIMER S_C_I O S_Y_I O XS_JACK_IN AV_JACK_IN AU_LINE_I O_R AU_LINE_I O_L EXT_MIC_L FOCUS AU_LINE_I O_R AU_LINE_I O_L AV_JACK_IN VIDEO_I O S_C_I O XS_JACK_IN HP_JACK_IN HP_R_OUT HP_L_OUT EXT_MIC_L EXT_MIC_R S_Y_I O SELF_TIMER VIDEO_I O FOCUS EXT_MIC_R AV_JACK_IN XCAM_STBY_SW HI_XRESET XPHOTO_...

Page 117: ... GENERATOR FJ 035 DC IN CHARGE INVERTER TRANSFORMER UNIT FP 386 REMOTE COMMANDER RECEIVER Uses unleaded solder C B E E B C C 3 2 1 2 1 3 4 For printed wiring board Refer to page 4 95 for parts location This board consists of multiple layers However only the sides layers A and B are shown Chip parts Transistor Diode There are a few cases that the part printed on this diagram isn t mounted in this m...

Page 118: ...L_G PANEL_R XCS_LCD HI_SO DISP_VD DISP_HD DISP_HD HI_SO XHI_SCK PANEL_R PANEL_B DISP_VD XCS_LCD PANEL_G XHI_SCK ACV_UNREG ACV_GND BATT_XEXT BATT_GND BATT_UNREG BATT_SIG SEIDEN GND2 PANEL_B PANEL_G PANEL_R REG_GND PANEL_2 8V PANEL_13 5V PANEL_4 6V XHI_SCK XCS_LCD HI_SO REG_GND DISP_VD DISP_HD REG_GND P_UNREG P_UNREG_GND PANEL_OPEN REG_GND REG_GND LANC_DC REG_GND PANEL_4 6V LANC_GND REG_GND REG_GND ...

Page 119: ... 148B RGB DRIVE TIMING GENERATOR FJ 035 DC IN CHARGE INVERTER TRANSFORMER UNIT FP 386 REMOTE COMMANDER RECEIVER Uses unleaded solder C B E 5 6 4 2 1 3 For printed wiring board Refer to page 4 96 for parts location This board consists of multiple layers However only the sides layers A and B are shown Chip parts Transistor There are a few cases that the part printed on this diagram isn t mounted in ...

Page 120: ...X 1 N C 2 TP_R 3 TP_L 4 N C 5 TP_BOT 6 TP_TOP 7 N C 0 R2205 560p CH C2111 1005 22k R2207 CN2100 16P 1 PANEL_B 2 PANEL_G 3 PANEL_R 4 REG_GND 5 PANEL_2 8V 6 PANEL_13 5V 7 PANEL_4 6V 8 XHI_SCK 9 XCS_LCD 10 HI_SO 11 REG_GND 12 DISP_VD 13 DISP_HD 14 REG_GND 15 P_UNREG 16 P_UNREG_GND C2106 XX 82p CH C2117 20V TA 3 3u A C2123 Q2112 XP4313 TX SO 3 5 4 6 2 1 150k R2159 1608 0 1u C2107 10k R2148 C2130 XX XP...

Page 121: ...4 IC1802 w 7 0Vp p 2H 5 IC1802 ws 7 4Vp p 2H 6 IC1802 wf 7 4Vp p 2H 7 IC1803 1 2 8Vp p H PD 148 BOARD REC PB 1 IC2101 rh 480mVp p H 8 IC2103 wh 2 2Vp p 50 nsec 9 IC2103 rk 2 8Vp p V 2 IC2101 rj 440mVp p H 3 IC2101 rk 520mVp p H 4 IC2101 w 7 6Vp p 2H 5 IC2101 ws 7 6Vp p 2H 6 IC2101 wf 8 0Vp p 2H 7 IC2103 1 2 8Vp p H Waveforms and parts location of theVC 270 board are not shown Pages from 4 92 to 4 ...

Page 122: ...A 2 R003 C 1 R004 A 2 R005 C 1 R006 B 2 R007 C 1 R008 B 2 S001 A 1 S002 A 2 S003 B 2 S004 B 2 S005 C 1 S006 C 2 S007 C 3 D2215 F 7 D2216 F 7 D3701 F 9 D3702 F 10 FB1801 F 4 FB2201 F 7 FB2202 F 7 FB2203 F 7 FB2204 F 7 IC1803 F 4 IC2002 F 7 IC3451 D 9 IC3701 E 1 L1801 F 7 L1802 F 4 L1803 E 5 L2001 E 6 L3451 C 2 Q3702 F 2 Q3703 F 1 Q3704 E 2 Q3706 E 2 R1801 F 5 R1802 F 5 R1803 F 5 R1804 F 5 R1805 F 5...

Page 123: ...3 D2101 C 1 D2102 C 2 D2104 B 3 D2106 B 3 D2181 A 3 IC2101 D 2 IC2103 B 2 L2101 C 1 L2102 C 1 L2103 D 3 L2104 C 2 L2181 C 3 L2182 C 3 Q2101 D 3 Q2102 C 3 Q2103 C 3 Q2104 C 3 Q2109 C 3 Q2111 C 1 Q2112 B 3 Q2181 C 3 Q2182 D 3 Q2183 B 3 R2109 D 1 R2110 D 1 R2111 D 1 R2112 C 1 R2114 D 2 R2115 C 2 R2116 C 2 R2117 C 2 R2118 C 2 R2119 C 2 R2122 C 2 R2124 C 2 R2134 C 3 R2136 C 2 R2137 C 2 R2138 C 3 R2143 ...

Page 124: ...5 1 DCR PC115 PC115E PC120BT PC120E SECTION 5 ADJUSTMENTS ...

Page 125: ...z z z Adjustment Section Initialization of B C D E F 7 8 page data Camera Color EVF LCD System control Servo RF Video Mechanism Adjustment Initialization of C D 8 page data Initialization of B page data Initialization of E F 7 page data 40 5 54MHz origin oscillation adj MR adj HALL adj MAX GAIN adj CCD output 2ch matching adj Flange back adj Color reproduction adj AWB LV standard data input Auto w...

Page 126: ...O OUT Y level adj S VIDEO OUT chroma level adj Tape path adj Note2 When the repair is finished confirm the following items 1 Shoot the all black subject Attach the lens cap and shoot and confirm that a vertical line is not displayed in the center of the screen and that there is no difference in left right brightness level of the screen 2 Shoot a subject of low light and confirm that a vertical lin...

Page 127: ...082 384 A J 2501 130 A J 6082 529 A Usage Auto white balance adjustment check White balance adjustment check White balance check White balance check White balance check For checking the flange back For adjusting the video section For adjusting the color viewfinder For adjusting the video section For adjusting the color viewfinder For adjusting the flange back For adjusting the flange back For adju...

Page 128: ...1850 block BT001 data such as date time user set menus will be lost After completing adjustments reset these data If the CN2006 has been removed the self diagnosis data and data on history of use total drum rotation time etc will be lost Before removing note down the self diagnosis data data of page 2 address B0 to C6 and the data on history use data of page 2 address A2 to AA Refer to 5 4 Service...

Page 129: ... B AUDIO VIDEO jack Cabinet L Cabinet R Inverter transformer unit PD 148 board Must be connect when using the flash Adjustment remote commander VM 027 board CD 349 board VC 270 board FJ 035 board DC IN jack Must be connected LANC jack Must be connected when performing the video or EVF system adjustments AC power adapter 8 4Vdc AC L10 AC VQ800 etc Flash unit MC1850 CN2003 CN2100 CN2105 CN2104 CN200...

Page 130: ...AM AE Menu setting AUTO 7 WHITE BALANCE Menu setting AUTO 8 16 9 WIDE Menu setting OFF 9 PICTURE EFFECT Menu setting OFF 10 DIGITAL EFFECT Menu setting OFF 11 DISPLAY Menu setting V OUT LCD 12 DISPLAY ME 1850 block ON 13 FOCUS switch FK 1850 block MANUAL 14 BACK LIGHT KY 060 board OFF 2 Order of Adjustments Basically carry out adjustments in the order given Fig 5 1 4 3 Subjects 1 Color bar chart C...

Page 131: ...ddress Data Procedure 1 0 01 01 Set the data 2 3 81 Check that the data is 00 3 3 80 0A Set the data and press the PAUSE button 4 3 80 Check that the data changes to 1A 5 Perform Modification of C D 8 Page Data 2 Modification of C D 8 Page Data If the C D 8 page data has been initialized change the data of the Fixed data 2 address shown in the following tables by manual input Modifying Method 1 Be...

Page 132: ... Fixed data 2 Modified data Copy the data built in the same model Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Modified data Copy the data built in the same model Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Modified data Copy the data built in the same model Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Modified data Copy the data built in the same model Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Fixed data 1 Fixed dat...

Page 133: ... Backlight adj EVF VCO adj EVF Fixed data 2 Bright adj EVF Fixed data 1 White balance adj EVF 00 to 0F 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 to 1C 1D 1E 1F to 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 2A to 2C 2D 2E 2F 30 to 31 32 33 to 37 38 39 3A 3B 3C 3D 3E to 3F 40 41 42 43 44 to 47 48 49 4A 4B 4C 4D 4E 4F 50 51 00 Test mode Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Modified data Copy the data built in the same model Fixed data 1 Fixe...

Page 134: ...ixed data 2 Modified data Copy the data built in the same model Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Fixed data 1 Fixed data Fixed data Fixed data 2 Fixed data 1 Address Remark 00 to 32 33 34 to 52 53 54 to 8F 90 91 to 98 99 9A to D3 D4 D5 to FF Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Fixed dat...

Page 135: ...cation of B Page Data If the B page data has been initialized change the data of the Fixed data 2 address shown in the following tables by manual input Preparations Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 2 8F 02 Set the data and press PAUSE button 2 2 8F 03 Set the data and press PAUSE button 3 2 8F 02 Set the data and press PAUSE button 4 2 8F 00 Set the data and press PAUSE button Modifying Method ...

Page 136: ...the data built in the different model the camcorder may not operate 3 When changing the data press the PAUSE button of the adjustment remote commander each time when setting new data to write the data in the non volatile memory 4 Check that the data of adjustment addresses is the initial value If not change the data to the initial value Processing after Completing Modification of E F 7 Page data 1...

Page 137: ...C 34 09 70 07 AA 06 28 06 00 40 00 3A 00 31 00 31 00 35 30 20 20 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Flange back adj Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Mechanical shutter adj Strobe light level adj Fixed data 1 AF laser output adj CCD output 2ch matching adj Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Fixed data 1 AF laser output adj Remark Initial value NTSC PAL Address Remark Initial value NTSC PAL F page 8A 8B 8C to B4 B5 B6 to C...

Page 138: ...dified data Copy the data built in the same model Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Modified data Copy the data built in the same model Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Fixed data 1 Fixed data 2 Fixed data 1 Address Remark Initial value NTSC PAL 00 to 0A 0B 0...

Page 139: ...es the specified value 2 11 F 4B Check that the data satisfies the specified value 3 12 F 4C Check that the data satisfies the specified value 2 13 F 4D Check that the data satisfies the specified value 3 14 F 4E Check that the data satisfies the specified value 2 15 F 4F Check that the data satisfies the specified value 3 Note4 The adjustment data will be automatically input to page F address 46 ...

Page 140: ...the data changes to 01 Note2 6 6 01 00 Set the data and press PAUSE button Note2 The adjustment data will be automatically input to page F address 15 to 1A Checking method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 6 04 03 Set the data 2 6 01 01 Set the data and press PAUSE button 3 1 Check that the IRIS display data Note1 satisfies the specified value 1 4 6 01 03 Set the data and press PAUSE button 5 1 ...

Page 141: ...00 Set the data 3 6 01 00 Set the data and press PAUSE button 4 0 01 00 Set the data 5 CCD Output 2ch Matching Adjustment 5 1 CCD Output 2ch Matching Adjustment 1 Correct the dispersion of the black level between the left right channels of the CCD imager Subject Arbitrary Adjustment Page F Adjustment Address 7C 7D Note1 Check that the data of page 6 address 02 is 00 If not to page 6 address 01 set...

Page 142: ... PAUSE button 7 6 02 Check that the data changes to 01 Note5 8 Place the ND filter 1 5 1 0 0 1 0 4 on the lens 9 F 11 03 Set the data and press PAUSE button 10 F 10 37 Set the data and press PAUSE button 11 7 F8 Change the data and set the Y signal level A to 40 IRE Fig 5 1 7 12 7 F8 Press PAUSE button 13 Read the average value of the display data on the monitor TV screen and this value is named D...

Page 143: ... 62 63 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 2A 2B 2C 2D 2E 2F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1A 1B 1C 1D 1E 1F 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 F0 F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 FA FB FC FD FE FF 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 E0 E1 E2 E3 E4 E5 E6 E7 E8 E...

Page 144: ...ata and press PAUSE button 2 0 01 00 Perform CCD Output 2ch Matching Adjustment 4 5 4 CCD Output 2ch Matching Adjustment 4 Correct the dispersion between the left right channels of the CCD imager And ascertain whether the DG satisfy the specified values Subject Clear chart All white Note1 Filter ND filter 1 0 and 0 4 and 0 1 Measurement Point Y signal terminal of S VIDEO jack Terminated at 75Ω Mea...

Page 145: ...When it is over 15 Decimal number there are errors 21 Calculate the difference DG of D7E and D1E Note7 When it is below 11 Decimal number proceed to Processing after Completing Adjustments When it is over 12 Decimal number proceed to step 22 22 Calculate the difference DG of D1E and D7E Note7 When it is below 12 Decimal number proceed to Processing after Completing Adjustments When it is over 13 D...

Page 146: ...t the data 2 6 2C 01 Set the data 3 6 40 01 Set the data 4 6 01 73 Set the data and press PAUSE button 5 6 02 Check that the data changes to 01 Note3 6 F 22 Read the data and this data is named D22 7 Convert D22 to decimal notation and obtain D22 Note4 8 Calculate D23 using following equations Decimal calculation WhenD22 144 D23 D22 16 WhenD22 143 D23 D22 10 9 Convert D23 to a hexadecimal number a...

Page 147: ...box is installed as shown in the following figure Note The attachment lenses are not used 2 Install the minipattern box so that the distance between it and the front of the lens of the camcorder is less than 3cm 3 Make the height of the minipattern box and the camcorder equal 4 Check that the output voltage of the regulated power supply is the specified voltage 5 Check that at both the zoom lens T...

Page 148: ...to 45 50 to 59 Processing after Completing Adjustments Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 6 01 00 Set the data and press PAUSE button 2 Perform Flange Back Adjustment 2 7 2 Flange Back Adjustment 2 Perform this adjustment after performing Flange BackAdjustment 1 Subject Subject more than 500m away Subjects with clear contrast such as buildings etc Measurement Point Check operation on TV monitor M...

Page 149: ...lens is focused Note 6 Select page 6 address 21 and set data 10 7 Shoot the Siemens star with the zoom WIDE end 8 Observe the TV monitor and check that the lens is focused Processing after Completing Adjustments 1 Select page 6 address 21 and set data 00 2 Select page 6 address 04 and set data 00 Check on the oscilloscope 1 Horizontal period A B C D A B C D E F V E F Color bar chart picture frame ...

Page 150: ...e data set data 15 and press the PAUSE button 3 Select page F address B0 set the following data and press the PAUSE button 37 NTSC model B7 PAL model 4 Select page 6 address 01 set data 3D and press the PAUSE button 5 Adjust the GAIN and PHASE of the vectorscope and adjust the burst luminance point to the burst position of the color reproduction frame 6 Change the data of page F address 31 33 37 a...

Page 151: ...layed data of page 1 of the adjustment remote commander 1 XX XX Display data Switch setting 1 POWER CAMERA 2 NIGHT SHOT OFF 3 DIGITAL ZOOM OFF Adjusting method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 0 01 01 Set the data 2 6 01 11 Set the data and press PAUSE button 3 6 01 0D Set the data and press PAUSE button 4 6 02 Check that the data changes to 01 Note 5 5 F 11 03 Set the data and press PAUSE butt...

Page 152: ...d press PAUSE button 5 F 3C Write down the data 6 F 3C D0 Set the data and press PAUSE button 7 F 3D Write down the data 8 F 3D 5B Set the data and press PAUSE button 9 F 3E Write down the data 10 F 3E 80 Set the data and press PAUSE button 11 6 01 83 Set the data and press PAUSE button 12 6 01 81 Set the data and press PAUSE button 13 6 02 Check that the data changes to 01 Note 4 14 6 01 3F Set t...

Page 153: ...and press PAUSE button 3 Check that the center of the white luminance point is within the circle shown Fig 5 1 15 A Outdoor white balance check 4 6 01 3F Set the data and press PAUSE button 5 Place the C14 filter on the lens 6 Check that the center of the white luminance point is within the circle shown Fig 5 1 15 B 7 Remove the C14 filter Indoor white balance data check 8 6 01 00 Set the data and...

Page 154: ...srupted and operations will not be performed properly Subject Arbitrary Measurement Point Display data of page 1 Note1 Measuring Instrument Adjustment remote commander Specified Value 1B00 to 2500 Note1 Displayed data of the adjustment remote commander 1 XX XX Display data Switch setting 1 STEADY SHOT Menu display ON 2 ZOOM Center Adjusting method Order Page Address Data Procedure Pitch sensor che...

Page 155: ... press the PAUSE button Switch setting 1 POWER CAMERA 2 FLASH OPEN Press FLASH button and set to the forced flash mode and press PHOTO button 3 NIGHT SHOT OFF Adjusting method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 0 01 01 Set the data 2 D F4 Write down the data 3 D F4 04 Set the data and press PAUSE button 4 6 01 67 Set the data and press PAUSE button 5 Check the flashing 6 6 02 Check that the data ...

Page 156: ...ayed data of page 1 of the adjustment remote commander 1 XX XX B Y data R Y data Switch setting 1 POWER CAMERA 2 FLASH OPEN Press FLASH button and set to the forced flash mode and press PHOTO button 3 NIGHT SHOT OFF Adjusting method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 0 01 01 Set the data 2 D F4 Write down the data 3 D F4 04 Set the data and press PAUSE button 4 6 01 B9 Set the data and press PAUS...

Page 157: ...ts HALL adjustment Flange back adjustment Note4 Check that the data of page 6 address 02 is 00 If not to page 6 address 01 set data 00 and press the PAUSE button Switch setting 1 POWER CAMERA 2 FLASH OPEN Press FLASH button and set to the forced flash mode and press PHOTO button 3 NIGHT SHOT OFF Adjusting method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 0 01 01 Set the data 2 6 01 AF Set the data and pr...

Page 158: ...AF laser output adjustment Switch setting 1 POWER CAMERA 2 FLASH OPEN Press FLASH button and set to the forced flash mode and press PHOTO button 3 NIGHT SHOT OFF Adjusting method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 0 01 01 Set the data 2 F 91 82 Set the data and press PAUSE button 3 6 5B F7 Set the data 4 6 5C A5 Set the data 5 Check that a rectangle is indicated on the LCD screen Fig 5 1 17 6 6 2...

Page 159: ...Camera Subject Arbitrary Measurement Point Pin 5 of CN008 of VC 270 board EVF VCO Measuring Instrument Frequency counter Adjustment Page D Adjustment Address 92 93 Specified Value f 15734 30Hz NTSC f 15625 30Hz PAL Note1 NTSC DCR PC115 PC120BT PAL DCR PC115E PC120E Adjusting method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 0 01 01 Set the data 2 D 92 Change the data and set the VCO frequency f to the sp...

Page 160: ...mal calculation D90 D91 96 7 Convert D90 to a hexadecimal number and obtain D90 Note 8 D 90 D90 Set the data and press PAUSE button 9 0 01 00 Set the data Note Refer to Table 5 4 1 Hexadecimal decimal Conversion Table 3 Bright Adjustment VM 027 board Set the D range of the RGB decoder used to drive the LCD to the specified value If deviated the LCD screen will become blackish or saturated whitish ...

Page 161: ...duction of the EVF screen may degenerate Mode Camera Subject Arbitrary Measurement Point Check on EVF screen Measuring Instrument Adjustment Page D Adjustment Address 97 98 Specified Value The EVF screen should not be colored Note1 Check the white balance only when replacing the following parts If necessary adjust them 1 LCD panel 2 Light induction plate 3 IC1802 4 D3701 D3702 Note2 Use the AC pow...

Page 162: ...N2105 HSY Measuring Instrument Frequency counter Adjustment Page D Adjustment Address A2 A3 Specified Value f 15734 30Hz NTSC f 15625 30Hz PAL Note1 NTSC DCR PC115 PC120BT PAL DCR PC115E PC120E Adjusting method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 0 01 01 Set the data 2 D A2 Change the data and set the VCO frequency f to the specified value 3 D A2 Press PAUSE button 4 D A2 Read the data and this da...

Page 163: ...a 5 Perform Black LimitAdjustment 3 Black Limit Adjustment PD 148 board Set the video signal level for driving the LCD to an appropriate level Mode VTR stop Signal No signal Measurement Point Pin 6 of CN2105 PSIG Measuring Instrument Oscilloscope Adjustment Page D Adjustment Address A6 Specified Value A 8 50 0 05V Adjusting method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 0 01 01 Set the data 2 2 0E 61 ...

Page 164: ...5 Contrast Adjustment PD 148 board Set the level of theVIDEO signal for driving the LCD to the specified value If deviated the screen image will be blackish or saturated whitish Mode VTR stop Signal No signal Measurement Point Pin 1 of CN2105 VG Measuring Instrument Oscilloscope Adjustment Page D Adjustment Address AA Specified Value A 3 00 0 05V Adjusting method Order Page Address Data Procedure ...

Page 165: ...ress PAUSE button 8 0 01 00 Set the data 7 V COM Adjustment PD 148 board Set the DC bias of the common electrode drive signal of LCD to the specified value If deviated the LCD display will move producing flicker and conspicuous vertical lines Mode VTR stop Signal No signal Measurement Point Check on LCD display Measuring Instrument Adjustment Page D Adjustment Address A4 Specified Value The bright...

Page 166: ...ing parts If necessary adjust them 1 LCD panel 2 Light induction plate 3 IC2101 Note2 Use the AC power adaptor Adjusting method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 0 01 01 Set the data 2 D A8 7D Set the data and press PAUSE button 3 D A9 65 Set the data and press PAUSE button 4 D A9 Check that the LCD screen is not colored If not colored proceed to step 10 5 D A8 Change the data so that the LCD sc...

Page 167: ...00 and press the PAUSE button of the adjustment remote commander Whenever you want to quit the playback mode be sure to quit following this procedure 2 3 TAPE PATH ADJUSTMENT 1 Preparation for Adjustment 1 Clean the tape running side tape guide drum capstan shaft pinch roller etc 2 Connect the adjustment remote commander to the LANC jack 3 Turn the HOLD switch of the adjustment remote commander to...

Page 168: ...tal voltmeter 6 Audio generator 7 Audio level meter 8 Audio distortion meter 9 Audio attenuator 10 Regulated power supply 11 Alignment tapes Tracking standard XH2 1 Parts code 8 967 997 01 SW OL standard XH2 3 Parts code 8 967 997 11 Audio operation check for NTSC XH5 3 Parts code 8 967 997 51 System operation check for NTSC XH5 5 Parts code 8 967 997 61 Audio operation check for PAL XH5 3P Parts ...

Page 169: ...mm LCD block 2 FJ 035 board CN1333 6P 0 5mm PANEL OPEN CLOSE switch PANEL REVERSE switch 3 FJ 035 board CN1334 3P 1 5mm Battery terminal Connect the FJ 035 board to the following connector of VC 270 board VC 270 board CN011 88P 0 4mm 7 There is a danger of electric shock when the flash unit MC1850 is handled by hand The flash unit MC1850 needs not to be connected during the adjustments To disconne...

Page 170: ... CN008 Table 5 3 1 3 1 4 Connecting the Equipment Connect the measuring instruments as shown in Fig 5 3 2 and perform the adjustments Fig 5 3 2 Adjustment remote commander LANC jack Main unit AUDIO VIDEO jack TV monitor VIDEO Yellow AUDIO L White AUDIO R Red Pin No 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 Signal Name LANC SIG EVF LCD DA EVF VCO PANEL VG H START PANEL COM TCK JIG TDO SWP GND Pin No 2 4 6 8 10 12 1...

Page 171: ... bar pattern Fig 5 3 3 Color bar signal of alignment tapes 3 1 6 Input Output Level and Impedance Video input output Special stereo mini jack Video signal 1 Vp p 75 Ω unbalanced sync negative S video input output 4 pin mini DIN Luminance signal 1 Vp p 75 Ω unbalanced sync negative Chrominance signal 0 286Vp p 75 Ω unbalanced NTSC 0 300 Vp p 75 Ω unbalanced PAL Audio input output Special stereo min...

Page 172: ...than seven digits 3 Obtain D2 and H1 corresponding to D1 from Table 5 3 2 Example If D1 is 77881 D2 D1 65536 12345 H1 FE Table 5 3 2 4 Input H1 to page C address ED Model code input Example If H1 is FE Select page C address ED set data FE and press the PAUSE button 5 Obtain the maximum decimal not exceeding D2 from Table 5 3 3 and take this as D3 Example If D2 is 12345 D3 12288 6 Obtain the hexade...

Page 173: ...56 51712 51968 52224 52480 52736 52992 53248 53504 53760 54016 54272 54528 54784 55040 55296 55552 55808 56064 56320 56576 56832 57088 57344 57600 57856 58112 58368 58624 58880 59136 59392 59648 59904 60160 60416 60672 60928 61184 61440 61696 61952 62208 62464 62720 62976 63232 63488 63744 64000 64256 64512 64768 65024 65280 0000 0100 0200 0300 0400 0500 0600 0700 0800 0900 0A00 0B00 0C00 0D00 0E0...

Page 174: ...int Display data of page 3 address 02 03 Measuring Instrument Adjustment remote commander Adjustment Page C Adjustment Address 1F 20 22 29 Specified Value Data of page 3 address 02 is 00 Data of page 3 address 03 is 00 Adjusting method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 0 01 01 Set the data 2 C 21 CA Set the data and press PAUSE button 3 3 01 00 Set the data and press PAUSE button 4 3 01 30 Set t...

Page 175: ...e data Note1 If the data of page 3 address 21 is 72 the tape top being played After playing the tape for 1 to 2 seconds stop it perform step 4 and higher Note2 If bit 0 of the data is 1 the EVEN channel is defective If bit 1 is 1 the ODD channel is defective Contents of the defect is written into page C addresses 10 and 12 See the following table For the bit values refer to 5 4 SERVICE MODE 4 3 3 ...

Page 176: ...chine is defective 4 3 APC AEQ Adjustment VC 270 board Mode Playback Signal Recorded signal at Preparations before adjustments Measurement Point Pin w of CN008 RF MON Note 1 Ext trigger Pin qj of CN008 SWP Measuring Instrument Oscilloscope Adjustment Page C Adjustment Address 18 19 1B 1C 21 2C Specified Value The data of page 3 address 03 is 00 Note1 Connect a 75Ω resistor between Pin w and Pin ql...

Page 177: ...o 00 with in 5 sec Note1 4 3 03 Check that the data is 00 Note2 5 0 01 00 Set the data Note1 If it isn t satisfied there are errors Note2 If the data of page 3 address 03 is other than 00 there are errors For the error contents see the following table For the bit values refer to 5 4 SERVICE MODE 4 3 3 Bit value discrimination Bit value of page 3 Error contents address 03 data bit 2 1 or bit 3 1 PL...

Page 178: ...ton 4 C 28 Change the data for minimum amplitude of the burst signal level A The data should be 00 to 0F 5 C 28 Press PAUSE button 6 3 0C 00 Set the data and press PAUSE button 7 Check that the burst signal level B satisfies the specified value 8 0 01 00 Set the data 2 S VIDEO OUT Y Level Adjustment VC 270 board Mode Camera Subject Arbitrary Measurement Point Y signal terminal of S VIDEO jack 75Ω ...

Page 179: ...the specified value 8 C 27 Press PAUSE button 9 Check that the burst signal level C is satisfied the specified value 10 3 0C 00 Set the data and press PAUSE button 11 2 35 Set the data that is noted down at step 2 12 0 01 00 Set the data 4 VIDEO OUT Y Chroma Level Check VC 270 board Mode Camera Subject Arbitrary Measurement Point VIDEO terminal of AUDIO VIDEO jack 75Ω terminated Measuring Instrume...

Page 180: ...ystem measuring devices as shown in Fig 5 3 10 Fig 5 3 10 Recording Camera mode Audio oscillator Attenuator 600 Ω Left Right Main unit MIC 600 Ω 270 Ω 1 249 410 11 330 Ω 1 249 411 11 Main unit AUDIO VIDEO OUT Left White Right 47k Ω 47k Ω Video Yellow TV monitor Audio level meter or Distortion meter 47k Ω 1 249 437 11 Playback Red ...

Page 181: ... Point Audio left or right terminal of AUDIO VIDEO jack Measuring Instrument Audio distortion meter Specified Value Below 0 4 200Hz to 6kHz BPF ON Checking Method 1 Input the 400Hz 66dBs signal in the MIC jack 2 Record in the camera mode 3 Playback the recorded section 4 Check that the distortion is the specified value 4 Overall Noise Level Check Mode Camera recording and playback Signal No signal...

Page 182: ...rom 0 to F Changing the address The address increases when the FF M button is pressed and decreases when the REW m button is pressed There are altogether 256 addresses from 00 to FF Changing the data Data setting The data increases when the PLAY N button is pressed and decreases when the STOP x button is pressed There are altogether 256 data from 00 to FF Writing the adjustment data The PAUSE butt...

Page 183: ...78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 174 159 175 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 177 176 178 179 180 181 182 18...

Page 184: ... data 01 2 Select page 3 address 01 set data 37 and press the PAUSE button 3 Select page 0 address 01 and set data 00 Function Normal Forced camera power ON Forced VTR power ON Forced camera VTR power ON Forced memory power ON Data 00 01 02 03 05 Contents EMG code when first error occurs Upper MSW code when shift starts when first error occurs Lower MSW code when first error occurs Lower MSW code ...

Page 185: ...Cassette IN standby The guide will start protruding out as the mechanism moves towards the LOAD position Position at which it is possible to release the S ratchet Guide loading are performed here Stop position in the loading state The pinch roller separates the tension regulator returns and the brake is imposed on both reels PB REC CUE REVIEW PAUSE positions When pinch roller is pressed and the te...

Page 186: ...page 2 address 42 2 By discriminating the bit value of display data the state of the switch can be discriminated 5 Switch check 2 Page 2 Address 81 Using method 1 Select page 2 address 81 2 By discriminating the bit value of display data the state of the switch can be discriminated 6 Switch check 3 Page 3 Address 5A Using method 1 Select page 3 address 5A 2 By discriminating the bit value of displ...

Page 187: ...U KY 060 S004 REW ME1850 S1808 VOLUME ME1850 S1804 END SEARCH ME1850 S1813 EDIT SEARCH ME1850 S1812 32 25 to 3F SELF TIMER FK1850 S007 CONTROL BUTTON UP KY 060 S005 EXPOSURE KY 060 S003 PLAY ME1850 S1815 VOLUME ME1850 S1803 MEMORY DELETE ME1850 S1809 4E 40 to 5D SUPER NIGHT SHOT FK1850 S001 CONTROL BUTTON RIGHT KY 060 S005 FADER KY 060 S002 FF ME1850 S1816 MPEG PLAY PB ZOOM ME1850 S1807 MEMORY MIX...

Page 188: ...iled code Occurred 3rd time BC Repaired by code Occurred 4th time 1 BD Block function code Occurred 4th time BE Detailed code Occurred 4th time C0 Repaired by code Occurred 5th time 1 C1 Block function code Occurred 5th time C2 Detailed code Occurred 5th time C4 Repaired by code Occurred the last time 1 C5 Block function code Occurred the last time C6 Detailed code Occurred the last time 1 01 C 03...

Page 189: ... portant le numéro spécifié 1 X 3949 944 1 CAP ASSY LENS 2 3 989 735 01 SCREW M1 7 LOCK ACE P2 3 X 3951 962 1 COVER ASSY JACK ORNAMENTAL 4 4 974 725 01 SCREW M1 7 LOCK ACE P2 5 3 989 735 21 SCREW M1 7 LOCK ACE P2 6 3 070 446 01 CUSHION ACOUSTIC ISOLATION 7 3 070 441 01 HS CABINET 9 A 7067 302 A BT 003 BOARD COMPLETE PC120BT PC120E 10 X 3951 819 1 CASE ASSY BT SHIELD PC120BT PC120E 6 1 1 OVERALL SE...

Page 190: ...66 X 3951 955 1 CABINET REAR ASSY PC120BT PC120E 66 X 3951 958 1 CABINET REAR ASSY PC115 PC115E 69 3 062 128 01 SPRING COMPRESSION 70 3 070 431 01 LOCK BATTERY 71 1 476 870 11 SWITCH BLOCK CONTROL PS 1850 72 A 7074 971 A KY 060 N BOARD COMPLETE PC120BT PC120E 72 A 7078 010 A KY 060 BOARD COMPLETE PC115 PC115E 73 X 3951 889 1 FRAME ASSY G 74 3 973 497 91 SCREW M1 7 0 NO P 2 75 3 071 508 01 SHEET L ...

Page 191: ...COMPLETE SERVICE PC115 113 A 7078 009 A VC 270 D BOARD COMPLETE SERVICE PC115E 113 A 7096 903 A VC 270 A BOARD COMPLETE SERVICE PC120BT 113 A 7096 921 A VC 270 B BOARD COMPLETE SERVICE PC120E 114 3 070 444 01 SHEET IC RADIATION 115 3 070 456 01 SHEET VC ELECTROSTATIC 116 3 070 967 01 MD CUSHION 117 3 064 657 01 GUARD FK FLEXIBLE 118 3 072 242 01 CUSHION B VC Ref No Part No Description Remarks Ref ...

Page 192: ...174 X 3951 893 1 GUIDE ASSY VF SLEEVE 175 3 713 791 51 SCREW M1 7X3 5 TAPPING P2 176 3 068 805 01 CUSHION VF 177 3 062 767 01 CUSHION LCD 178 3 989 735 01 SCREW M1 7 LOCK ACE P2 179 4 974 725 01 SCREW M1 7 LOCK ACE P2 180 3 070 966 01 GUIDE BT CABLE 181 3 071 631 01 SHEET VM GUARD IC101 A 7031 242 A CCD BLOCK ASSY CCD IMAGER LCD902 8 753 028 54 LCX033AN 1 0LED901 1 476 810 11 BLOCK 0 44 LIGHT GUID...

Page 193: ... FLEXIBLE 236 3 070 393 01 PLATE ORNAMENTAL 237 3 989 735 01 SCREW M1 7 LOCK ACE P2 238 3 989 735 31 SCREW M1 7 LOCK ACE P2 239 3 914 366 01 SCREW DIA 1 7X4 PRECISION 241 3 070 464 01 SHEET R HEAT INSULATING 242 3 070 851 01 SCREW HEXAGON HOLE PRECISION 243 3 072 320 01 CUSHION A STROBOSCOPE 244 4 920 257 01 COVER FLEXIBLE INSULATING BT901 1 694 796 11 TERMINAL BOARD BATTERY CN003 1 815 846 11 CON...

Page 194: ... ASSY 271 1 682 651 21 FP 387 FLEXIBLE BOARD 272 3 989 735 31 SCREW M1 7 LOCK ACE P2 273 X 3951 878 1 PLATE ASSY BLIND 274 3 055 323 01 SPRING MK TORSION 275 3 070 465 01 SHEET PANEL HEAT INSULATING 276 4 223 676 09 SCREW M1 7 MI ANT901 1 754 210 21 ANTENNA 2 4GHz PC120BT PC120E LCD901 8 753 050 84 ACX311AKB 1 0ND901 1 517 931 11 TUBE FLUORESCENT COLD CATHODE Ref No Part No Description Remarks Ref...

Page 195: ...TOP RING 1 5 TYPE E 709 3 703 816 41 SCREW M1 4X2 5 SPECIAL HEAD 710 X 3950 364 1 GEAR ASSY GOOSENECK 711 X 3950 366 1 TABLE ASSY T REEL 712 3 059 100 01 SCREW M1 4X1 4 SPECIAL HEAD 713 3 059 093 01 RETAINER LED 714 X 3950 361 1 PLATE ASSY RETAINER 715 3 059 725 01 LABEL LS M901 A 7048 940 A DRUM DEH 18A R SERVICE Ref No Part No Description Remarks Ref No Part No Description Remarks 703 704 M901 7...

Page 196: ...RETURN TORSION 772 3 059 170 01 BRAKE T 773 3 059 171 01 GEAR T BRAKE 774 3 059 172 01 SPRING T BRAKE 775 A 7094 816 B LS BLOCK ASSY D901 8 719 078 71 DIODE LA57A SO TAPE LED H901 8 719 067 74 ELEMENT HOLE HW 105A CDE T S REEL H902 8 719 067 74 ELEMENT HOLE HW 105A CDE T T REEL Q901 8 729 028 71 TRANSISTOR PN166 SO TAPE END Q902 8 729 028 71 TRANSISTOR PN166 SO TAPE TOP S903 1 572 288 11 SWITCH PU...

Page 197: ...GEAR ASSY MODE 818 3 059 139 01 GEAR GL DRIVING 819 3 059 188 01 GEAR DECELERATION 820 A 7094 818 A COASTER S BLOCK ASSY 821 A 7094 817 A COASTER T BLOCK ASSY 822 3 059 126 01 RAIL GUIDE 823 3 962 914 01 SCREW M1 4X2 824 A 7094 822 A DRUM BASE BLOCK ASSY 825 3 059 118 01 COVER B GEAR 826 3 059 083 01 COVER C GEAR 827 X 3950 368 1 ARM ASSY PINCH DRIVING 828 3 059 192 01 GEAR B CAM 829 3 063 355 01 ...

Page 198: ...16V PC115 PC120BT C114 1 164 940 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 0033uF 10 16V PC115E PC120E C115 1 164 943 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01uF 10 16V C116 1 164 943 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01uF 10 16V C117 1 164 943 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01uF 10 16V C118 1 117 919 11 TANTAL CHIP 10uF 20 6 3V C130 1 164 874 11 CERAMIC CHIP 100PF 5 16V PC115 PC120BT C151 1 117 919 11 TANTAL CHIP 10uF 20 6 3V C152 1 125 837 91 CERAMIC CHIP 1uF 10 6 3V ...

Page 199: ...15 PC120BT TRANSISTOR Q1331 8 729 037 74 TRANSISTOR UN9213J K8 SO Q1332 8 729 047 68 TRANSISTOR SSM3K03FE TPL3 Q1333 8 729 051 49 TRANSISTOR TPC8305 TE12L Q1334 8 729 804 41 TRANSISTOR 2SB1122 ST TD Q1335 8 729 050 91 TRANSISTOR UNRL21300AS0 RESISTOR R1331 1 218 965 11 RES CHIP 10K 5 1 16W R1332 1 216 864 11 METAL CHIP 0 5 1 16W R1333 1 218 965 11 RES CHIP 10K 5 1 16W R1335 1 218 949 11 RES CHIP 4...

Page 200: ...1 117 919 11 TANTAL CHIP 10uF 20 6 3V C2105 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C2107 1 107 826 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 16V C2108 1 164 943 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01uF 10 16V C2109 1 164 943 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01uF 10 16V C2110 1 164 943 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01uF 10 16V C2111 1 164 739 11 CERAMIC CHIP 560PF 5 50V C2112 1 125 838 11 CERAMIC CHIP 2 2uF 10 6 3V C2113 1 164 004 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 25V...

Page 201: ...R2136 1 208 635 11 RES CHIP 10 5 1 16W R2137 1 208 635 11 RES CHIP 10 5 1 16W R2138 1 218 941 81 RES CHIP 100 5 1 16W R2143 1 218 965 11 RES CHIP 10K 5 1 16W R2144 1 218 985 11 RES CHIP 470K 5 1 16W R2147 1 218 990 11 SHORT 0 R2148 1 218 965 11 RES CHIP 10K 5 1 16W R2157 1 218 989 11 RES CHIP 1M 5 1 16W R2158 1 218 975 11 RES CHIP 68K 5 1 16W R2159 1 218 979 11 RES CHIP 150K 5 1 16W R2160 1 218 98...

Page 202: ... 1 117 919 11 TANTAL CHIP 10uF 20 6 3V C2038 1 165 128 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 22uF 16V C2039 1 125 841 91 TANTAL CHIP 22uF 20 4V C2044 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C2045 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C2046 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C2047 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C3452 1 127 895 91 TANTAL CHIP 22uF 20 4V C3453 1 127 895 91 TANTAL CHIP 22uF 20 4V C3454 1 125 ...

Page 203: ... R2037 1 208 912 11 METAL CHIP 11K 0 5 1 16W R2038 1 208 701 11 METAL CHIP 5 6K 0 5 1 16W R2201 1 218 950 11 RES CHIP 560 5 1 16W R2203 1 218 964 11 RES CHIP 8 2K 5 1 16W R2204 1 218 955 11 RES CHIP 1 5K 5 1 16W R2205 1 218 960 11 RES CHIP 3 9K 5 1 16W R2206 1 218 957 11 RES CHIP 2 2K 5 1 16W R2207 1 218 954 11 RES CHIP 1 2K 5 1 16W R3451 1 218 969 11 RES CHIP 22K 5 1 16W R3452 1 218 969 11 RES CH...

Page 204: ... AUS E HK 3 070 988 21 MANUAL INSTRUCTION SET ITALIAN GREECE PC115E AEP 3 070 988 31 MANUAL INSTRUCTION SET SPANISH PORTUGUESE PC115E AEP 3 070 988 41 MANUAL INSTRUCTION SET FRENCH GERMAN PC115E E JE PC120E AEP E 3 070 988 51 MANUAL INSTRUCTION SET ENGLISH DUTCH PC120E AEP 3 070 988 61 MANUAL INSTRUCTION SET ARABIC PERSIAN PC115E E PC120E E 3 070 988 71 MANUAL INSTRUCTION SET TRADITIONAL CHINESE P...

Page 205: ... copy of CAMERA COLOR REPRODUCTION FRAME with a clear sheet for use 241 FOR CAMERA COLOR REPRODUCTION ADJUSTMENT DCR PC115 PC120BT For NTSC model For PAL model DCR PC115E PC120E DCR PC115 PC115E PC120BT PC120E ...

Page 206: ...Sony EMCS Co Kohda TEC DCR PC115 PC115E PC120BT PC120E 242 9 929 921 31 2001I1600 1 2001 9 Published by PV Customer Center ...

Page 207: ...Revision History Ver 1 0 Date 2001 09 History Official Release Contents S M Rev issued 992992131 pdf Reverse ...

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