Sony DSR-PD198P Service Manual Download

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HVR-Z5C/Z5E/Z5J/Z5N/Z5P/Z5U

Maintenance and inspection item

Tape running surface cleaning

Rotary drum cleaning and
degaussing

Capstan bearing

Loading motor

Abnormal sound

Back-tension measurement

Brake system

FWD/RVS torque measurement

Drive

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Remarks

Be careful not to attach oil

Operating hours (H)

: Cleaning,

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: Check

2-3. Periodic Inspection List

Note 1:

When the machine is overhauled, replace the parts referring to the
above list.

Note 2:

Grease
• Be sure to use the specified grease only. (If grease of different

viscosity is used, it can cause various troubles.)

• The grease must not contain any dust or other matter. (otherwise

it can cause various trouble.)

• Observe the noted amount of grease. (otherwise the oozed grease

can cause troubles.)

• Grease (SUNCALL FG-87HSR) : Part cord. 7-640-006-08

Summary of Contents for DSR-PD198P

Page 1: ...he components identified by mark 0 or dotted line with mark 0 are critical for safety Replace only with part num ber specified Les composants identifiés par une marque 0 sont critiques pour la sécurité Ne les remplacer que par une pièce portant le numéro spécifié 2009D0800 1 2009 04 Published by Kohda TEC 9 852 623 13 RMT 831 Photo HVR Z5J US Model Canadian Model AEP Model E Model Chinese Model Ja...

Page 2: ...ion at the time of recording The unique pixel array of Sony s ClearVid CMOS sensor and image processing system new Enhanced Imaging Processor allows for still image resolution equivalent to the sizes described Output connectors A V Remote Connector 10 pin connector When A V connecting cable is connected Video signal 1 Vp p 75 Ω ohms Luminance signal 1 Vp p 75 Ω ohms Chrominance signal 0 3 Vp p bur...

Page 3: ...al 1 Vp p 75 Ω ohms Luminance signal 1 Vp p 75 Ω ohms Chrominance signal 0 286 Vp p burst signal 75 Ω ohms When component A V cable is connected Y 1 Vp p 75 Ω ohms PB PR CB CR 350 mV 75 Ω ohms Audio signal 10 dBu at load impedance 47 kΩ kilohms Output impedance with less than 2 2 kΩ kilohms 0 dBu 0 775 Vrms HDMI OUT jack TypeA 19 pin i headphones jack Stereo minijack 3 5 mm Input Output connectors...

Page 4: ...9 5 590mm 16 9モード 4 3モードでは36 1 722mm F1 6 3 4 フィルター径 72mm 色温度切り換えオートワンプッシュ A B 屋内 3 200K 屋外 5 800K 7段階色温度指定 2 300 15 000K 100K刻み最低被写体照度 1 5lx ルクスシャッタースピード固定 1 30 オートゲインコントロールアイリスオート F1 6 社電子情報技術産業協会 JEITA にて制定された撮影情報などの付帯情報を追加することができる静止画用のファイルフォーマットソニー独自のクリアビッドCMOSセンサーの画素配列と画像処理システム新エンハンスドイメージングプロセッサーにより静止画は表記の記録サイズを実現しています出力端子 A Vリモート端子 10ピン特殊コネクター A V接続ケーブル挿入時映像 1 Vp p 75Ω Y出力...

Page 5: ... Z5P Z5U Model information table Abbreviation CH Chinese model CND Canadian model J Japanese model Model HVR Z5E PAL Color system Destination AEP HVR Z5C PAL CH HVR Z5J NTSC J HVR Z5N NTSC E HVR Z5P PAL E HVR Z5U NTSC US CND ...

Page 6: ... problem perform the following safety checks before releasing the set to the customer ATTENTION AU COMPOSANT AYANT RAPPORT À LA SÉCURITÉ LES COMPOSANTS IDENTIFÉS PAR UNE MARQUE 0 SUR LES DIAGRAMMES SCHÉMATIQUES ET LA LISTE DES PIÈCES SONT CRITIQUES POUR LA SÉCURITÉ DE FONCTIONNEMENT NE REMPLACER CES COMPOSANTS QUE PAR DES PIÈSES SONY DONT LES NUMÉROS SONT DONNÉS DANS CE MANUEL OU DANS LES SUPPÉMEN...

Page 7: ...辺を劣化させてしまったところがないかなどを点検し安全性が確保されていることを確認して下さい 5 チップ部品交換時の注意取外した部品は再使用しないで下さいタンタルコンデンサのマイナス側は熱に弱いため交換時は注意して下さいサービス点検時には次のことにご注意下さい注意電池の交換は正しく行わないと破裂する恐れがあります電池を交換する場合には必ず同じ型名の電池又は同等品と交換してください 6 フレキシブルプリント基板の取扱いについてコテ先温度を270 前後にして行なって下さい同一パターンに何度もコテ先を当てないで下さい３回以内パターンに力が加わらないよう注意して下さい 7 無鉛半田について無鉛半田を使用している基板には無鉛 Lead Free を意味するレッドフリーマークがプリントされています注意基板サイズによっては無鉛半田を使用していてもレッドフリ...

Page 8: ... ON MODE It is possible to turn on power by adjustment remote commander RM 95 or NEW LANC JIG Operate the VTR function using the adjustment remote commander 1 3 1 Setting the Forced Camera Power ON Mode 1 Select page 0 address 01 and set data 01 2 Select page A address 10 set data 01 and press the PAUSE Write button of the adjustment remote commander 1 3 2 Setting the Forced VTR Power ON Mode 1 Se...

Page 9: ... code of the problem 1 1 3 1 C Repaired by Refer to 1 5 3 Self diagnosis Code Table Indicates the appropriate step to be taken E g 31 Reload the tape 32 Turn on power again Block Detailed Code Blinks at 3 2Hz C Corrected by customer H Corrected by dealer E Corrected by service engineer Viewfinder or LCD screen C 3 1 1 1 1 4 USING SERVICE JIG Connect the CPC 13 jig J 6082 443 A to the CN1004 on the...

Page 10: ...leaning cassette 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 beginning Load the ta...

Page 11: ...ck Pin es ef of CN5002 on the VC 543 board when zooming is performed when the zoom switch is operated and the zoom motor drive circuit IC6001 on the VC 543 board when zooming is not performed Check both C 32 60 and E 61 10 of the self diagnosis code Turn on the power and set to T telephoto end by rotating the ZOOM manual ring While observing the iris blades in the lens turn on the power again and ...

Page 12: ... 93000 組立を外す 3 安定化電源より 4 5Vをローディングモータに加えアンローディングさせる 1 3 強制電源ONモードの設定調整リモコン RM 95またはNEW LANC JIG を使用して電源を入れることが出来ます VTR操作は調整リモコンで行えます 1 3 1 強制カメラ電源ONモードの設定 1 ページ 0 アドレス 01にデータ 01をセット 2 ページ A アドレス 10にデータ 01をセットしPAUSE Write ボタンを押す 1 3 2 強制VTR電源ONモードの設定 1 ページ 0 アドレス 01にデータ 01をセット 2 ページ A アドレス 10にデータ 02をセットしPAUSE Write ボタンを押す 1 3 3 強制電源ONモードの解除 1 ページ 0 アドレス 01にデータ 01をセット 2 ページ A アドレス 10にデータ 00をセットしP...

Page 13: ...ǻǡǐțǠǳǊ Ɯ Ѱ ǻȍÀǽǉǌțǨƳƔƤ Ҹศ C 3 1 1 1 1 5 2 自己診断表示本機の動作に不具合が生じたときビューファインダまたは LCD画面のカウンタ表示部分がアルファベットと数字の4桁表示になり 3 2Hzで点滅しますこの5文字の表示によって対応者分類および不具合の生じたブロックの分類不具合の詳細コードを示します端子番号信号名称端子番号信号名称 1 20 REG GND 11 10 EEP SO C 2 19 RF MON 12 9 EEP SO S 3 18 REG GND 13 8 EEP SCK C 4 17 SWP 14 7 EEP SCK S 5 16 FRRV 15 6 D 2 8V 6 15 REG GND 16 5 MD2 C 7 14 GND 17 4 MD2 8 13 GND 18 3 XCS MC FLASH C 9 12...

Page 15: ...タを元の値に戻すズームレバーを操作した時ズーム動作をすればレンズドライブブロックのズームMRセンサ VC 543基板CN5002 es ef ピンを点検ズーム動作をしなければズームモータドライブ回路 VC 543基板IC6001 を点検自己診断コードC 32 60とE 61 10の両方を点検電源投入後ズームマニュアルリングを回してT telephoto 端にするレンズ内のアイリス羽に注目しながら電源を再投入しレンズ内の羽が動作しているか確認するアイリスが動作しない場合はレンズドライブブロックのアイリスモータドライブ VC 543基板CN5002 qh qlピンを点検アイリスが動作する場合はレンズドライブブロックのアイリスリセットセンサ VC 543基板CN5002 qd qgピンを点検 PITCH角速度センサ GY 014基板SE8501 周辺回路...

Page 16: ...t is possible that a wire is snapped When installing a connector don t press down at wire of connector It is possible that a wire is snapped Cut and remove the part of gilt which comes off at the point Be careful or some pieces of gilt may be left inside Harness coaxial cable Tweezers etc NOTE FOR DISCONNECTING THE HARNESS COAXIAL CABLE When disconnecting the harness COAXIAL CABLE do not pull the ...

Page 17: ... PD 372 Board PI 029 Board VF 178 Board XL 010 Board 2 2 1 OVERALL SECTION 1 Cabinet L Section VC 543 Board Main Frame 2 2 2 OVERALL SECTION 2 Cabinet R Section Handle Section 1 Lens Section 2 2 4 MD SECTION Mechanism Deck 2 2 3 CABINET R SECTION MD Section CK 204 Board AL Lid 93000 2 2 10 CABINET L SECTION Cabinet L Block Cabinet G Block 2 2 5 HANDLE SECTION 1 EVF Section Microphone Holder Assy 2...

Page 18: ...ble boards and harnesses HELP01 VC 543 VC 543 VC 543 2 1 2 2 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 7 2 9 2 10 2 12 2 11 2 13 2 14 2 15 2 6 2 8 3 Main Frame 3 2E 49 3 1 49 HELP02 HELP02 2 VC 543 Board 2 16 50 2 18E Overall Section 2 See Page 2 4 1 Cabinet L Section See Page 2 12 2 17 50 2 2 DISASSEMBLY 2 2 1 OVERALL SECTION 1 Follow the disassembly in the numerical order given 1 Cabinet L Section 1 1 to 1 8 2 VC 543 Board...

Page 19: ...tion of the lens block adjust the position of the ND filter switch 1 Cabinet R Section See Page 2 5 1 3 49 1 7 49 1 8E 49 1 2 Open 1 4 49 1 5 Claws 1 6 2 Handle Section 1 See Page 2 7 BT Panel Section 2 1 Open 2 2 49 2 3 2 4 119 2 5E 119 3 3E 119 3 1 49 3 2 3 Lens Section HELP03 HELP04 1 1 154 1 2 3 Note Prism Device cautions Tighten screws in the following order Be sure not to insert the harnesse...

Page 20: ...e disassembly in the numerical order given 1 MD Section 1 1 to 1 2 2 CK 204 Board 2 1 to 2 9 3 AL Lid 93000 3 1 to 3 7 MD 141 C K 2 0 4 A A 1 MD Section See Page 2 6 1 1 1 2E 53 2 CK 204 Board 2 1 2 9E 2 4 53 2 6 53 2 2 3 1 121 3 2 53 3 4 53 3 3 3 5 3 7E 3 6 2 3 2 5 53 2 7 50 2 8 3 AL Lid 93000 ...

Page 21: ...Z5U 2 2 4 MD SECTION Follow the disassembly in the numerical order given 1 Mechanism Deck 1 1 to 1 12 EXPLODED VIEW HARDWARE LIST MD 141 1 1 153 1 2 153 1 4 50 1 3 153 1 5 1 10 15 1 6 1 7 1 8 1 9 1 12E 1 Mechanism Deck HELP05 1 11 ...

Page 22: ...andle Section 2 See Page 2 8 HELP06 2 Microphone Holder Assy 2 1 Open 2 2E 119 D C A B Note Secure UPPER CABINET 93000 ASSY tightening screws in the order A to D EXPLODED VIEW HARDWARE LIST 2 2 5 HANDLE SECTION 1 Follow the disassembly in the numerical order given 1 EVF Section 1 1 to 1 10 2 Microphone Holder Assy 2 1 to 2 2 ...

Page 23: ... 2 7 2 8 3 1 49 3 2E 119 HELP09 HELP09 1 4 49 1 3 53 1 2 1 5E 2 4 1 Control Panel Block Handle Section 3 See Page 2 9 Be sure not to touch these parts Note EXPLODED VIEW HARDWARE LIST 2 2 6 HANDLE SECTION 2 Follow the disassembly in the numerical order given 1 Control Panel Block 1 1 to 1 5 2 PI 029 Board 2 1 to 2 11 3 LCD Section 3 1 to 3 2 ...

Page 24: ...10 3 1 49 3 3 49 3 5 49 3 6E 3 2 3 4 2 1 119 2 XL 010 Board 2 4 49 2 9 50 2 7 119 2 3 2 5 2 2 2 8 2 10 2 11E 2 6 49 EXPLODED VIEW HARDWARE LIST 2 2 7 HANDLE SECTION 3 Follow the disassembly in the numerical order given 1 GP 025 Board 1 1 to 1 2 2 XL 010 Board 2 1 to 2 11 3 Handle Section 4 3 1 to 3 6 ...

Page 25: ...d 1 4E 53 1 1 1 2 1 3 50 2 Microphone Section 2 2 49 2 6 49 HELP11 HELP10 2 1 2 3 2 4 2 7E 2 5 49 EXPLODED VIEW HARDWARE LIST 2 2 8 HANDLE SECTION 4 Follow the disassembly in the numerical order given 1 AS 060 Board 1 1 to 1 4 2 Microphone Section 2 1 to 2 7 ...

Page 26: ...1 4 1 2 Claws 1 7 Claws 1 8 1 6 Dowels 1 Hinge Block 2 LCD 2 3 50 2 4 Claws 2 7 Claws 2 5 2 2 2 8 2 1 HELP12 1 10E 2 6 50 2 9E EXPLODED VIEW HARDWARE LIST 2 2 9 LCD SECTION Follow the disassembly in the numerical order given 1 Hinge Block 1 1 to 1 10 2 LCD 2 1 to 2 9 ...

Page 27: ...ulating Sheet The Fuse Replacement Caution Label is put on the Cabinet L Insulating Sheet put on the Cabinet L 93000 Assy 2 3 53 2 5 53 2 1 2 4 1 2 53 2 2 2 6 2 7E Remove the Grip Belt places 1 2 53 Twelve Ver 1 1 2008 12 2 2 10 CABINET L SECTION Follow the disassembly in the numerical order given 1 Cabinet L Block 1 1 to 1 3 2 Cabinet G Block 2 1 to 2 7 ...

Page 28: ...arness Coaxial Cable Harness Coaxial Cable B Harness Coaxial Cable G Harness Coaxial Cable R VC 543 VC 543 VC 543 VC 543 a VC 543 Board Side A b VC 543 Board Side B Sticking standard of Sheets to VC 543 Board Sticking standard Lens Radiation Sheet 2828 VC Radiation Sheet 1212 Attach covering the IC Electrostatic Sheet VC Be careful not to bring it out of IC HELP02 ...

Page 29: ... Coaxial Cable G Harness Coaxial Cable B Harness Coaxial Cable R Sticking standard of the Lens Radiation Sheet 2828 Lens Radiation Sheet 2828 Lens Heat Sink Sticking standard HELP05 MD 141 How to fold the FP 983 Flexible Board FP 983 Flexible Board FP 983 Flexible Board Valley fold MD 141 Board ...

Page 30: ...shion Mic Control Switch Block GZ92000 HELP06 HELP07 HELP08 Confirm the Diopter Adjustment Lever is on the left side when installing the VF Lens Assy Diopter Adjustment Lever VF Lens Assy Eye Cup 93000 Assy Sticking standard of the Tape VF Tape VF Reinforcing Part FP 974 Flexible Board 1 0mm ...

Page 31: ...und the Harness PR 074 Harness SW 116 FP 966 Flexible Board Flexible Holder Harness Loudspeaker 1 8cm Craw Pin Harness PR 074 Harness PR 074 Harness SW 116 Arrange the harnesses PR 074 and SW 116 under the flexible cable holder Arrange FP 966 flexible board inside the pin Roll up the harness speaker 1 8 cm to the claw HELP09 ...

Page 32: ... the Speaker Grille Speaker Grille Bend to the hole of Speaker Grille Bent the Speaker Grille HELP11 Crease the harness Microphone two points as shown in the figure Microphone Crease the Harnesses Microphone Microphone 2 1mm Non Woven T0 25 MA 454 Board ...

Page 33: ...HELP HVR Z5C Z5E Z5J Z5N Z5P Z5U How to arrange Harnesses SW 116 Harness SW 116 Claws Panel Hinge Cabinet B HELP12 ...

Page 34: ...M 3 9 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM 2 9 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM 1 9 POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM 2 4 POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM 1 4 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM 6 9 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM 7 9 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM 5 9 POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM 4 4 POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM 3 4 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM 9 9 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM 8 9 Link Link ...

Page 35: ...YNC_FCI B9 FLAT_SYNC_FYO0 N22 FRAT_REFO F9 VLAT_IN_FYO1 L24 FS_EDGE_REF N7 MFLG_QRST G9 IC_1801_FLD27MF F8 IC_1801_PCRERR D9 IC_1801_SRCH L20 ADATAOUT1 M20 ADATAOUT0 CK27MFO1 SENSOR_HD SENSOR_VD CMOS_SO CMOS_SCK XCS_CMOS_B CHCK XSYS_RST XSYS_RST SENSOR_HD SENSOR_VD CMOS_SO CMOS_SCK XCS_CMOS_R XCS_CMOS_G XCS_CMOS_B CHCK CHCK XSYS_RST CN1203 V10 R10 V11 V13 AD10 DSCK_VM CKFSO N25 L6 IC_1801_ADAO2 M1...

Page 36: ...01 A3 C9 DSCK_VM A6 A7 XRST_IC_7001_CPU XRST_IC_7001_CPU XRST_IC_7001 J5 G5 D6 D5 A4 B4 B5 A5 YAW_AD PITCH_AD P_DRIVE_A P_DRIVE_B B1 D1 Y_DRIVE_A Y_DRIVE_B Y_DRIVE_A Y_DRIVE_B B10 D10 H2 PITCH_AD_ IC7001 J9 YAW_AD_ IC7001 PITCH YAW SENSOR AMP IC8501 10 13 CLK DATA YAW_AD PITCH_AD CLK DATA 25 24 1 21 4 2 6 7 4 2 6 7 12 10 3 5 14 8 1 7 REMOTE SENSOR BACK IC201 4 B12 D10 B11 C5 B4 B9 A2 C2 B10 A4 IRI...

Page 37: ...K XCS_EVF_AD XCS_EVF XCS_LCD_AD XCS_LCD XVD_SCK XCS_EVF_AD XCS_EVF XVD_SCK 30 4 24 VD_SI XCS_LCD_AD XCS_LCD XVD_SCK XRST_VTR XRST_VTR EP_XHD EP_XVD VD_SO VD_SI XCS_LCD_AD XCS_LCD VD_SCK XRST_VTR EP_XHD EP_XVD VD_SO VD_SI XCS_LCD_AD XCS_LCD VD_SCK XRST_VTR EP_XHD EP_XVD VD_SO VD_SI XCS_LCD_AD XCS_LCD VD_SCK XRST_VTR EP_XHD EP_XVD VD_SO VD_SI XCS_LCD_AD XCS_LCD VD_SCK XRST_VTR EP_XHD EP_XVD VD_SO VD...

Page 38: ...OCESSOR MUX DEMUX DV SIGNAL PROCESSOR 9 24 IC2201 IC2601 HDV INTERLACE PROGRESSIVE CONVERTER 10 24 IC2801 F24 C19 B19 C16 B16 F19 AD12 AD18 KCLK A20 F16 L1 M3 CKFSO CK64FSO E9 B9 F8 C9 B11 C11 A10 E10 A5 B5 A4 B4 A7 C7 C6 B6 A9 HYO_SLGATE B10 HCO_FYI1 F7 HYI_PLL27IN A8 THYRQ_FVDI C8 HCI_FYI0 C10 TFS_FCO F9 THCRQ_FHDI F3 VLAT_SYNC_FCI F6 FLAT_SYNC_FYO0 D2 FRAT_REFO F2 VLAT_IN_FYO1 C1 FS_EDGE_REF A3...

Page 39: ...K12 J11 H9 H12 H11 G9 A4 A7 HDV DV i LINK INTERFACE 13 24 IC3401 C1 C2 PD00 PD07 IC4401 1 2 MECHA CONTROL 18 24 F1 IC2402 16M FLASH 8 24 XCS_FLASH H2 B4 D22 AC8 AB8 AC7 B18 A16 D15 A21 Y10 AC9 A14 D9 XRST_PHY J2 XCS_IC_3401 B22 ATF_LATCH D7 XCS_IC_2801 J1 XCS_IC_2201 B10 HDMI_SCL D10 HDMI_SDA K4 ALE_IC_4401 L1 WR01_IC_4401 WR01_IC_4401 RDX_IC_4401 L4 RDX_IC_4401 WR01_IC_4401 RDX_IC_4401 D23 B17 HP...

Page 40: ..._IC_4401 N23 XPSV_D4 M20 M22 M23 DDRA_SEL1 DDRA_SEL3 VD_SO VD_SI XVD_SCK AC12 Y13 Y12 VSP_SO XVSP_SCK VSP_SO XVSP_SCK VSP_SO XVSP_SCK VSP_SO XVSP_SCK VSP_SO XVSP_SCK F2 XSYS_RST R4402 B4 NTSC XPAL_DET F4 V22 XFTR_NR A18 B5 A5 XCS_IC_5401 DRUM_PWM CAP_PWM CK13MFO1 XRST_VTR AC13 SWP CONT1 SW_PS ALL_PS RECDT RECCK RF_IN RECA1 RECA2 CAP_FWD CAP_ON CAP_FWD CAP_ON DRUM_FG DRUM_PG DRUM_FG DRUM_PG DEW_DET...

Page 41: ...N8301 R8318 R8313 R8317 R8315 R8302 R8301 R8304 R8303 INT_MIC_TOP_Rch INT_MIC_BOTTOM_Rch INT_MIC_TOP_Lch INT_MIC_BOTTOM_Lch 3 CN8302 6 5 3 2 7 1 7 1 MIC AMP IC8302 2 3 5 6 1 7 MIC AMP 1 2 IC7003 MIC AMP IC8303 6 2 5 3 GAIN CONTROL IC8301 6 2 7 1 6 5 1 7 3 2 MIC_RCH MIC_LCH MIC_RCH MIC_LCH INT_RCH_OUT INT_LCH_OUT INT_MIC_2 INT_MIC_1 INT_MIC_2 INT_MIC_1 INT_MIC_2 INT_MIC_1 F_TALLY_LED F_TALLY_LED F_...

Page 42: ... D11 H10 B10 B9 KEY_AD6 KEY_AD5 KEY_AD8 DIAL_B_VM DIAL_A_VM OVERALL 7 9 PAGE 3 7 XLR_PWR_ON_1 XLR_PWR_ON_2 XLR_MIC LINE_1 XLR_MIC LINE_2 CH1_AUTO MANUAL CH2_AUTO MANUAL Y3 Y5 43 OVERALL 9 9 PAGE 3 9 44 OVERALL 2 9 PAGE 3 2 15 08 V14 W13 R11 Y12 A VIDEO SIGNAL A AUDIO SIGNAL A VIDEO AUDIO SIGNAL IC3301 HDMI TRANSMITTER 12 24 IC3201 HDMI SIGNAL PROCESSOR 11 24 K3 FP 965 FLEXIBLE BOARD K5 K4 K8 K7 J1...

Page 43: ...6_CK KEY_AD6 KEY_AD6_CK KEY_AD4 XBATT_INFO_SW XRESET KEY_AD1 KEY_AD3 KEY_AD4 XBATT_INFO_SW XRESET CN8801 4 4 CN1015 4 4 55 44 46 50 43 48 45 54 43 45 49 44 26 37 35 31 36 FP 982 FLEXIBLE BOARD 4 4 FP 981 FLEXIBLE BOARD 4 4 42 47 S101 EJECT CN8005 FP 969 FLEXIBLE BOARD S301 REC START STOP z CN8605 CN8602 4 4 CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK PS24000 MS 405 BOARD 4 4 FP 971 FLEXIBLE BOARD 4 4 6 S S XVTR_ON_SW XC...

Page 44: ...1 VCC2 J2 AVCC L10 DIN M13 O_SO_DD D2 CS_OUT N2 I_BATTIN A7 RST_OUT RESET BATT_UNREG EVER_3 0V FR_EVER_SO WAKE_UP L3 XI_LANCPOWERON B1 XLANC_PWR_ON CLK L13 XO_SCK_DD D1 FR_EVER_SCK LD K13 XO_CS_DD A6 XCS_DD1 XCTL2 M3 LANC_DC 5 6V L2 SENSEb K2 SENSEa K1 XO_LANCON B5 XLANC_ON BATT_IN XRESET P3 RSTX K2 D4607 D4605 D4608 D4604 BL_ 25V L4616 BL_CONT DD_6 5V OUT10 1 C15 INE10 C14 OUTA E13 VREF 2 5V P5 Q...

Page 45: ...EPROM 17 24 IC4203 128K EEPROM 17 24 IC4202 64K EEPROM 15 24 IC3805 FB3801 R4211 R4402 13 XRST XSYS_RST F2 XRST F4 XINIT B14 XRST_IC_6001 IC_6501 F23 XRST_IC_7001_CPU XRST_IC_6001 IC_6501 XRST_IC_7001_CPU E3 CHIME_PWR_CONT DS CONTROL HI CONTROL 14 24 IC3601 MECHA CONTROL 18 24 IC4401 F22 XREEL_HALL_ON XO_REEL_HALL_ON Y15 XO_RST_HDMI MS_VCC_ON FB4401 FB3608 FB3610 FB3607 FB4202 XDS_RESET XHIDS_RST ...

Page 46: ...MOTOR DRIVE 3 3 IC5401 SENSOR_VCC 17 VH MR_VCC 3 VMR Q3604 Q3606 SWITCH Q5402 SWITCH CHIME_VDD HE_VCC HALL_VCC FG_VCC TAPE_LED_A HU HV HW CAPSTAN FG MIC902 4PIN CONNECTOR D902 TAPE LED H901 S REEL SENSOR H902 T REEL SENSOR N MECHANISM DECK MDX N221 L5401 R5413 R5401 R5417 L5402 34 XRESET XRST_VTR XRST_VTR L5201 L5202 PWM DRIVE 1 3 IC5004 IC5003 RP_2 8V DD_6 5V FP 983 FLEXIBLE BOARD MD 141 BOARD CN...

Page 47: ...RST_VTR A_4 6V BL_5V BL_ 25V A_4 6V CONT 1 VOUT 4 5V REG 12 24 IC3302 6 VIN L8301 8 10 1 CN5802 INPUT1 INPUT2 46V REG Q5955 Q5957 Q5959 B SWITCH Q5956 Q5958 B SWITCH XL 010 BOARD CH1 MIC AMP IC5801 CH2 MIC AMP IC5901 LINE AMP IC5851 CN5801 72 XLR_UNREG AU_ 6V AU_ 9V 19 18 14 15 45 13 35 66 62 67 69 68 70 63 65 10 12 50 74 76 XLR_PWR_ON_1 XLR_UNREG AU_ 6V XLR_UNREG AU_ 6V AU_ 9V XLR_UNREG AU_ 6V AU...

Page 48: ...67 FLEXIBLE BOARD FP 965 FLEXIBLE BOARD FP 983 FLEXIBLE BOARD FP 972 FLEXIBLE BOARD MD 141 BOARD FP 973 FLEXIBLE BOARD JK 376 BOARD FP 974 FLEXIBLE BOARD 1 33 VF 178 BOARD SIDE B VF 178 BOARD SIDE A FP 776 FLEXIBLE BOARD 1 24 FP 971 FLEXIBLE BOARD 1 2 80 79 2 1 28 29 1 10 1 10 1 2 26 27 CN5001 CN5201 CN5401 CN5402 CN5403 1 2 27 26 CN7802 1 6 CN7803 S7801 CN7801 1 2 27 26 CN6201 1 2 44 45 CN6202 1 ...

Page 49: ... D901 CN6003 CN6004 CN6001 HARNESS SW 116 HARNESS PR 074 BT7001 LITHIUM STORAGE BATTERY FLEXIBLE FLAT CABLE FFC 170 FLEXIBLE FLAT CABLE FFC 171 1 4 1 4 2 1 20 21 CN8303 CN8301 MIC901 MICROPHONE Rch CN8302 D8301 REC LAMP FRONT MIC903 MICROPHONE Lch RESET PAUSE STOP REW PLAY FF SLOW REC PLAY INDEX MEMORY VCR VOLUME MEMORY DATA CODE TC U BIT DELETE DISPLAY BATT INFO S7201 S7202 S7203 S7204 S7205 S720...

Page 50: ...R VC 543 BOARD 13 24 HDV DV i LINK INTERFACE VC 543 BOARD 14 24 DS CONTROL HI CONTROL VC 543 BOARD 15 24 SDRAM FLASH EEPROM VC 543 BOARD 16 24 FRONT CONTROL VC 543 BOARD 17 24 CAMERA CONTROL EEPROM VC 543 BOARD 18 24 MECHA CONTROL VC 543 BOARD 19 24 DC DC CONVERTER VC 543 BOARD 20 24 LENS CONNECTOR VC 543 BOARD 21 24 ZOOM FOCUS MOTOR DRIVE VC 543 BOARD 22 24 LENS DRIVE VC 543 BOARD 23 24 PITCH YAW...

Page 51: ...BOARD VC GP CONNECTION REMOTE SENSOR BACK FP 965 FLEXIBLE BOARD HDMI CONNECTOR FP 969 FLEXIBLE BOARD EJECT SWITCH FP 971 FLEXIBLE BOARD VC MS CONNECTION FP 974 FLEXIBLE BOARD GP VF CONNECTION FP 975 FLEXIBLE BOARD PI MA CONNECTION FP 981 FLEXIBLE BOARD VC AS CONNECTION FP 982 FLEXIBLE BOARD AS PI CONNECTION FP 983 FLEXIBLE BOARD VC MD CONNECTION CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK AU93000 CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK CF...

Page 52: ...ge and waveform Voltages and waveforms are measured between the measurement points and ground when camera shoots color bar chart of pattern box They are reference values and reference waveforms VOM of DC 10 MΩ input impedance is used Voltage values change depending upon input impedance of VOM used Kinds of capacitor Case size External dimensions mm Yellow A A B B A B Fig a Video output terminal ou...

Page 53: ...T PB XREC PB REC 2は不燃性抵抗 1はヒューズ抵抗 Cはパネル表示名称 AはB ライン BはB ライン JはBラインの入出力方向を示す Cは調整名称電圧波形測定条件ノート電圧値及び信号波形はパターンボックスのカラーバーチャートを被写体としたときの測定点対アース間の参考値デジタルマルチメータ入力インピーダンス DC10MΩ使用使用テスタの入力インピーダンスにより電圧値が多少異なります 0印の部品または0印付きの点線で囲まれた部品は安全性を維持するために重要な部品です従って交換時は必ず指定の部品を使用して下さいお願い図面番号で部品を指定するときは基板名又はブロックを併せて指定して下さい 1 接続図 2 図a及び図bの波形が得られるように画枠調整して下さい A A B B A B 図a 映像入出力端子出力波形図b テレビモニタの映像 H 黄シ...

Page 54: ... R3030 10k R3035 56 R3054 56 REG_GND C3002 1u R3047 56 C3036 1u C3006 1u DOB4 D_CN_1 8V C3009 1u C3027 0 1u XSYS_RST C3018 0 1u R3053 56 D_SC_1 8V C3045 0 1u DOB9 DOA11 D_SA_1 8V C3033 0 1u DOB0 DOB11 DOB7 R3055 56 DOA10 C3029 0 1u C3021 1u R3028 10k FB3001 R3045 56 C3030 0 1u C3047 1u SENSOR_HD C3020 0 1u CMOS_XCS C3010 1u SENSOR_VD C3013 4 7u DOA8 CMOS_SCK C3026 0 1u C3005 1u C3035 0 1u A_DAR_3 ...

Page 55: ...B4 CMOS_XCS CMOS_SO REG_GND DOB5 DOA2 DOB6 DOA3 DOB7 A_CM_3 3V DOB8 A_CP_PL_3 3V DOB9 A_SUB_SUBD_3 3V DOB10 CN5005 48P 1 D_DRV_1 8V 2 D_DRV_1 8V 3 D_DRV_1 8V 4 DOB11 5 DOB10 6 DOB9 7 DOB8 8 DOB7 9 DOB6 10 DOB5 11 DOB4 12 DOB3 13 DOB2 14 DOB1 15 DOB0 16 DOA10 17 DOA11 18 DOA8 19 DOA9 20 DOA6 21 DOA7 22 DOA4 23 DOA5 24 DOA2 25 DOA3 26 DOA0 27 DOA1 28 CMOS_XCS 29 XSYS_RST 30 CMOS_SCK 31 CMOS_SO 32 CH...

Page 56: ...VDD D_2 8V LANC_DC 5V MD2 EEP_SCK_S XCS_MC_FLASH EEP_SCK_C EEP_SO_C GND XCS_MC_FLASH_C EEP_SI_C D_2 8V GND XSYS_RST EEP_SO_S EEP_SI_S MD2_C RF_MON SWP REG_GND REG_GND FRRV TAPE_TOP D_2 8V CAP_ON REG_GND CHIME_SDA VSP_SO VTR_UNREG REG_GND REG_GND RECA1 REG_GND RECA2 XRST_VTR XVSP_SCK REC_PROOF CAP_FWD CAP_PWM REG_GND REG_GND REG_GND VTR_UNREG MODE_SW_A EVER_3 0V LOAD REG_GND MODE_SW_B MT_5V CONT1 X...

Page 57: ...1 2 REG_GND REG_GND CN1205 XX 1 2 REG_GND CN1206 XX 1 2 CN1201 48P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 CN1202 48P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 CN1203 48P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17...

Page 58: ... XCS_CMOS_R C1421 22u 4V R1412 0 A D _ B _ B 1 0 D_2 8V A D _ B _ B 0 4 AD_R_A12 R1404 100k L1404 22uH C1427 10u 6 3V C1425 XX R1421 0 C1426 0 1u REG_GND R1405 22 R1407 82 R1408 1k C1419 0 1u R1401 1k C1401 0 1u R1422 100k S D _ A 1 2 D_1 8V FB1403 C1429 22u 4V X1402 83 16MHz 1 4 3 2 C1430 XX C1431 0 1 R1423 0 IC1403 TC7SLU04FU TE85R INVERTER 1 NC 2 INA 3 GND 4 OUTY 5 VCC IC1404 TC7WB66FK TE85R NT...

Page 59: ..._A06_IC_1801 SD_A07_IC_1801 SD_A08_IC_1801 SD_A09_IC_1801 SD_A10_IC_1801 SD_A11_IC_1801 SD_A12_IC_1801 SD_DQ01_IC_1801 SD_DQ00_IC_1801 SD_DQ02_IC_1801 SD_DQ03_IC_1801 SD_DQ04_IC_1801 SD_DQ05_IC_1801 SD_DQ06_IC_1801 SD_DQ07_IC_1801 SD_DQ08_IC_1801 SD_DQ09_IC_1801 SD_DQ10_IC_1801 SD_DQ11_IC_1801 SD_DQ12_IC_1801 SD_DQ13_IC_1801 SD_DQ14_IC_1801 SD_DQ15_IC_1801 SD_XWE_IC_1801 SD_CK_IC_1801 SD_XCS_IC_18...

Page 60: ... E 5 L A 1 2 A B 6 L A 1 1 A C 6 L A 1 7 A D 6 L A 1 4 A E 6 L A 0 9 A B 7 V D D 1 2 1 6 A C 7 L A 0 6 AE7 VSS1216 AB8 LA07 AC8 LA05 AD8 LA04 AE8 LA01 AB9 MON_GENE14 AC9 MON_GENE10 AD9 MON_GENE15 AE9 MON_GENE12 AB10 MON_GENE11 AC10 VSS1218 AD10 CK27MFO2 AE10 MON_GENE09 AB11 MON_GENE06 AC11 MON_GENE04 AD11 MON_GENE08 AE11 MON_GENE05 AB12 MON_GENE01 AC12 VDD3020 AD12 VSS1219 AE12 MON_GENE00 AB13 MON...

Page 61: ... 3 38 S E L 2 39 S E L 1 40 D E T _ I N 41 C o n t _ o u t 3 42 C o n t _ o u t 2 43 C o n t _ o u t 1 44 D E T _ O U T 45 C o n t _ i n 3 B 46 C o n t _ i n 3 A 47 C o n t _ i n 2 48 C o n t _ i n 1 B R2024 75 C2007 1u R2023 75 C2009 1u C2008 1u X P S V _ D 4 D D R A _ S E L 1 D D R A _ S E L 2 D D R A _ S E L 3 X L I N E _ C N T 3 B X L I N E _ C N T 3 A X L I N E _ C N T 2 X L I N E _ C N T 1 B...

Page 62: ...ND U4 VDDQ25 BMDT27 U2 OMAD01 U1 GND V5 VDD10 V4 V2 BMDT30 V1 BMDT31 W5 GND W4 VDDQ25 W2 BMDT25 W1 BMDT29 Y5 GND Y4 GND Y2 BMDQS1 Y1 OMDQ3 AA5 BMDT21 AA4 GND AA2 BMDT28 AA1 AGND AB2 BMDT23 AB1 AVDD AC5 BMDT19 AC4 BMDT17 AC3 BMDQS0 AC2 VDDQ25 AC1 GND AD5 BMDT18 AD4 BMDT20 AD3 BMDT22 AD2 GND AD1 GND Y6 GND AA6 VDDQ25 AC6 OMDQ2 AD6 BMDT16 Y7 GND AA7 VDD10 AC7 BMDT15 AD7 BMDT14 Y8 BMDT24 AA8 VDDQ25 B4...

Page 63: ...E 6 A16 B 2 A17 C 3 A18 D 4 A19 D 3 NC G 4 VCC H 6 VSS B 3 NC A4 W E B4 R E S E T A3 R Y B Y F6 B Y T E F1 C E G1 O E C4 N C E2 D Q 0 H2 D Q 1 E3 D Q 2 H3 D Q 3 H4 D Q 4 E 4 DQ5 H 5 DQ6 E 5 DQ7 F 2 DQ8 G 2 DQ9 F 3 DQ10 G 3 DQ11 F 4 DQ12 G 5 DQ13 F 5 DQ14 G 6 DQ15 A 1 H 1 VSS D X X A 0 9 _ I C _ 4 4 0 1 D X X A 1 0 _ I C _ 4 4 0 1 D X X A 0 4 _ I C _ 4 4 0 1 D X X A 1 1 _ I C _ 4 4 0 1 FLASH_A18 FL...

Page 64: ...15 A14 A13 A12 A11 A10 A9 A8 A7 A6 A5 A4 A3 A2 B2 C2 D2 E2 F2 G2 H2 J2 K2 R2 T2 U2 V2 W2 Y2 AA2 AB2 AC2 AD2 AD3 AD4 AD5 AD6 AD7 AD8 AD9 AD10 AD11 AD12 AD13 AD14 AD15 AD16 AD17 AD18 AD19 AD20 AD21 AD22 AD23 AD24 AC24 AB24 AA24 Y24 W24 V24 U24 T24 R24 P24 N24 M24 L24 K24 J24 H24 G24 F24 E24 D24 C24 B24 B23 B22 B21 B20 B19 B18 B17 B16 B15 B14 B13 B12 B11 B10 B9 B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 C3 D3 E3 F3 G3 H3 J3 ...

Page 65: ...VDD15D3 M 8 VSSD3 J 7 VDD25D2 L 8 VDD30 M 9 RAM_BYPASS H 7 VSS1 L 9 EN_CTRL M 1 0 VDD151 M 1 1 NC GND M 1 2 NC GND K 8 VDD30 L 1 0 VSS2 L 1 1 DTESTO8 L 1 2 NC GND K 9 DTESTO7 K 1 0 DTESTO6 K 1 1 VDD151 K 1 2 VSS1 J 9 DTESTO5 J10 D T E S T O 4 D T E S T O 3 J11 V D D 3 0 J12 V S S 1 J8 D T E S T O 2 H10 D T E S T O 1 H11 D T E S T O 0 H12 V D D 1 5 D 4 H9 V S S D 4 H8 T V D G12 T F D F12 T H D G11 ...

Page 66: ...H1 T E S T 1 H2 V S S 2 H3 T E S T 2 H4 V D D C 1 5 V H9 V D D S 3 3 V H10 V S S 2 H11 S E L C K H12 D 0 J1 V D D C 1 5 V J2 V D D S 3 3 V J3 V D D S 3 3 V J4 V S S 2 J5 V D D C 1 5 V J6 V D D S 3 3 V J7 V S S 2 J8 H S Y N C J9 W S J10 V S S J11 D E J12 D 1 K1 D 2 K2 V S S K3 V D D S 3 3 V K4 VSS K 5 VDDS 3 3V K 6 VSS K 7 VDDC 1 5V K 8 VSS K 9 VSYNC K 1 0 VDDS 3 3V K 1 1 D23 K 1 2 D3 L 1 D4 L 2 D5...

Page 67: ... IDCK C3301 10u 6 3V D10_HDMI IC3301 AD9889BBBCZRL 80 D5 B1 C2 C1 D2 D1 E2 E1 F2 F1 G2 G1 H2 H1 G4 G5 J1 J3 J2 K 3 K 1 K 2 J 5 K 4 K 5 J 7 K 7 K 8 J 8 K 1 0J 1 0 K 9 H 1 0G 1 0 G 9 F 1 0 F 9 E 9 E10 D10 D9 C10 C9 A10 B10 A9 B9 A8 D6 D7 B8 A7 B7 A6 B6 A5 B5 A 4 B 4 A 3 B 3 A 2 B 2 A 1 E 7 D 4 E 4 F 4 F 7 G 6 G 7 H 9 J 4 J 6 J 9 K 6 FL3301 XX 1 3 2 4 ST_UNREG REG_GND C3303 10u 6 3V ADAO1_HDMI REG_GN...

Page 68: ...04 RDX_IC_4401 C3404 4 7u R3405 51 XCS_IC_3401 TRRT XIACC0 C3405 0 1u C3420 1u D24A00_IC_4401 LPS D26A02_IC_4401 TPB TPB C3403 1u TPA R3409 6200 DXXA06_IC_4401 R3412 1k X3401 24 576MHz 1 2 3 4 D28A04_IC_4401 TPA PD07 C3411 12p IC3401 SN200507002ZZCR B1 C3 D4 C1 C2 D2 D1 E5 E4 E1 E2 F5 F1 F2 G5 G1 F4 G2 H1 G4 H2 J1 H4 J2 K1 H5 L1 K2 L 2 M 1 M 2 L 3 M 3 L 4 M 4 J 4 J 5 M 5 L 5 H 6 M 6 L 6 J 6 M 7 J ...

Page 69: ...C4 AVSS AD A5 CHIME_AD0 C6 CHIME_AD1 H15 N C D 2 1 B12 V S S J14 N C D 2 0 G14 N C D 2 6 K15 N C D 1 9 H12 N C D 2 5 L14 N C D 1 8 J15 N C D 2 4 M14 N C D 1 7 H13 N C D 2 3 L15 N C D 1 6 M20 V D D Q J18 D 1 5 B21 V S S Q J19 D 1 4 K14 N C D 2 2 A4 CHIME_AD2 B5 TP_X A3 TP_Y C5 Key_AD0_VM B3 Key_AD1_VM B4 Key_AD2_VM D2 Key_AD3_VM E2 Key_AD4_VM E1 Key_AD5_VM C2 Key_AD6_VM B2 AVDD AD J3 AVSS DA0 F2 AN...

Page 70: ...0_VM D11_VM A10_VM A13_VM XRAS_VM CKE_VM D4_VM D13_VM D3_VM D8_VM XCAS_VM A11_VM D6_VM D10_VM D14_VM D9_VM D_2 8V A9_VM XWR_VM EEP_RXD3 C3801 0 1u R3802 100k XCS_EEP EEP_TXD3 EEP_XRDY EEP_SCK3 A1_VM A10_VM D2_VM A8_VM D0_VM A21_VM D5_VM XBS_VM A2_VM D6_VM A15_VM A11_VM IC3804 S99 50031 33 ER 1 VSS 2 A15 3 A14 4 A13 5 A12 6 A11 7 A10 8 A9 9 A8 1 0 A19 1 1 A20 1 2 XWE 1 3 XRST 1 4 A21 64M 15 C L K X...

Page 71: ...6 100k R4028 10k CL4011 CL4012 CL4010 R B 4 0 0 4 1 0 k 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 R4011 XX R4012 10k R4015 10k R4014 XX C4004 0 01u R4022 10k DCPACK_SW CL4013 R 4 0 2 9 1 0 k R 4 0 3 0 1 0 k R4031 1k R4032 1k FBM_UNREG_ON XB_TALLY_LED R4033 10k R4034 10k R4035 100k FAST_CHARGE INIT_CHARGE_ON X C H A R G _ L E D R4021 15k BATT XEXT R4036 XX C4014 XX IC4001 MB95005ABGL G 116 ERE1 K2 R S T X K1 M O D K3 T M D ...

Page 72: ...0 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 15 16 17 18 19 20 C4232 XX C4233 XX C4228 XX C4229 XX C4230 XX C4231 XX R4269 XX BODY_AD 2ND_ZOOM_AD R4270 1k R4272 1M R4271 1M R4273 1k R4274 10k R4275 XX R4276 XX GENERAL_AD SYSTEM_AD C4227 0 01u R4279 1k R4280 1k C4234 0 01u C4235 0 01u R4281 39k R4282 39k R4283 47K R4284 XX R4286 XX R4287 0 R4288 0 REG_GND R4289 0 R 4 2 7 8 X X ZM_RST_LED IC4201 MB91195ABGL G 262 ERE1 C1 C2 D...

Page 73: ..._CNT3B C L 4 4 0 9 R4446 100k NTSC XPAL_DET XFTR_NR SD_OSD_VD VREF IC_1801_OEREF OFR2 HP_JACK_IN VSP_SI D28A04_IC_4401 TRRV D26A02_IC_4401 XCS_FLASH RDX_IC_4401 VSP_SO DRP TRRT SCWIN D25A01_IC_4401 D24A00_IC_4401 WR01_IC_4401 SWP D31A07_IC_4401 D30A06_IC_4401 XRST_PHY XVSP_SCK D27A03_IC_4401 D29A05_IC_4401 XRST_IC_2601_DV FLASH_A20 FLASH_A19 FLASH_A18 FLASH_A17 FLASH_A16 FLASH_A15 MCLK XCS_IC_1801...

Page 74: ...U_ 10V C4630 10u L4609 15uH D4604 MA2SD320G8S0 C4672 4 7u D_2 8V XLR_UNREG C4611 10u C4621 1u DD_SD1 C4607 10u Q4601 UNR92A3G08S0 R4628 XX C4629 10u D_1 2V R 4 6 0 9 X X LANC_DC L4613 2 2uH R4601 4700 R4622 XX VTR_DD_ON L4622 10uH DD_6 5V R4624 XX C4601 0 1u D_1 8V R4634 XX R4637 0 C4625 1u R 4 6 4 8 X X LANC_SIG R4603 XX A_4 6V R4613 33k A_4 6V L4606 10uH A_4 6V LANC_IN C4639 2 2u C4641 10u CN460...

Page 75: ... 49 50 51 F_MR_A C5013 XX MF_MR_B MF_MR_XB REG_GND P_DRIVE_A P_DRIVE_B Y_DRIVE_A Y_DRIVE_B YAW_AD_IC_7001 CN5003 10P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 PITCH_AD_IC_7001 C5022 10u L5007 10uH MI_LED MI_F0_SENS MI_F1_SENS IR_RST_LED ND_SW4 C5023 1u VTR_UNREG R5119 15k C5024 0 001u R5118 6800 IC5004 TK11100CSCB G 1 VOUT 2 FB 3 VIN VCONT 4 GND 5 NP 6 R5117 33k C5026 1u R5120 XX C5027 10u A_4 6V_LG A_4 6V R5121 XX R5...

Page 76: ... R6052 XX R6056 XX R6053 XX R6057 XX IC6002 NJM12902V TE2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 MZ_MR_XB MZ_MR_B MZ_MR_XA MZ_MR_A REG_GND C6001 0 1u MZ_MR_A_DAC MZ_MR_B_DAC R6021 39k R6020 1800 R6022 39k R6019 1800 R6017 1800 R6016 1800 R6030 39k C6005 0 0022u AD_MZ_MR_A AD_MZ_MR_B R6046 39k C6014 0 0022u R6059 XX R6060 XX R6003 XX R6004 XX R6005 XX R6006 XX R6018 XX R6031 XX R6033 XX R6007 XX A_2...

Page 77: ...536 XX R6538 XX R6539 XX R6530 XX R6525 XX R6512 XX R6513 XX R6508 XX R6501 XX R6502 XX R6503 XX R6504 XX R6519 XX R6515 XX R6507 XX MZ_MR_B_DAC MZ_MR_A_DAC R6505 XX R6506 XX AD_MZ_MR_A AD_MZ_MR_B R6541 XX R6542 XX A_2 8V_REG R6543 XX XCS_SIO_IC_6001 IC_6501 IRIS_XA IRIS_A IRIS_B IRIS_XB DIRB2 DIRA2 EN2 C L 6 5 0 2 C L 6 5 0 1 L6501 10uH CL6503 N D _ H A L L O P O U T 1 M V C C 4 O P I N 4 N A V S...

Page 78: ... 1 H9 D A 1 K9 I A 1 J8 I B 1 K8 CH0 K4 CH1 G5 CH2 K5 CH3 J5 VB J6 PWM2 D4 PWM3 D7 UDIDEBUG F7 UDITRST E7 UDITCK G1 UTITMS F4 UDITDO G10 UDITDI E4 VD C9 PIO3 B9 PIO2 B8 PIO1 B7 X S C S A5 S O B4 S I A4 C L K A3 R E S E T _ N A7 V C C D 3 A2 V C C D 3 A9 G N D D 3 A8 V C C D 1 5 D2 V C C D 1 5 D9 G N D D 1 5 H10 T E S T 1 B3 T E S T 2 B2 T E S T 3 C2 M A R K E5 C P U _ P I O _ 0 D5 C P U _ P I O _ ...

Page 79: ...IX_SELECT R8065 33k SP_ 5V_2 AU_4 6V C8012 1u C8009 1u C8010 0 001u I C 8 0 0 2 T K 1 1 1 6 0 C S C L G 1 C N T 2 G N D 3 N P 4 V O 5 V I REG_GND AU_4 6V REG_GND XVSP_SCK_BU VSP_SO_BU R 8 0 6 9 1 k R8070 10k R8071 22k C 8 0 9 2 2 2 u C 8 0 9 3 2 2 u C 8 0 9 4 9 1 p R8072 20k R 8 0 7 3 1 k R 8 0 7 4 1 0 k R8075 22k C 8 0 9 5 9 1 p R8076 20k R8079 20k C8103 680p C8101 680p R8082 20k R8016 10k R8017 ...

Page 80: ... INT_RCH_OUT C7009 0 1u C7008 0 1u R7017 XX R7018 XX R7019 0 R7020 XX C7012 XX C7010 XX C7011 XX I C 7 0 0 4 X X 1 C N T 2 G N D 3 N P 4 V O 5 V I R7021 XX AU_EXT_4 6V AU_4 6V AU_ 6V R7022 XX R7023 XX Q7007 XX R7024 XX R7025 XX R7026 XX LI_3V L I _ 3 V REG_GND A_4 6V REG_GND SIRCS_SIG D_2 8V B L _ V E P _ X V D R E G _ G N D R E G _ G N D E P _ X H D V D _ S C K V D _ S I V D _ S O 1 8 V 1 8 V 3 V...

Page 81: ...X 1 2 3 4 5 6 C7125 XX C7126 XX C7130 0 1u C 7 1 2 7 0 0 1 u I C 7 1 0 5 N J M 2 7 4 6 R B 1 T E 2 1 A O U T 2 A I N 3 A I N 4 G N D B I N 5 B I N 6 B O U T 7 V C C 8 R 7 1 4 6 X X C 7 1 3 1 X X R 7 1 4 4 6 2 k R7143 68k INT_REF C7132 XX REG_GND AU_EXT_4 6V R7147 XX AU_ 6V R7148 XX C7129 XX C7128 22u 6 3V C7101 XX C7102 XX C7106 XX C7105 XX C7115 XX C7116 XX C7133 XX C7134 XX R 7 1 4 5 0 C7107 XX ...

Page 82: ...44EMFS6T2L R6015 22k R6014 15k R6011 22 R6018 10k XVD XVDO XHDO XHD XRST_VTR C6023 0 01u R6021 100k XVD_SCK XCS_LCD_AD C6001 22u C6002 22u L6004 10uH L6001 10uH C6004 22u L6002 10uH L6003 10uH C6005 22u C6014 2 2u C 6 0 1 6 0 0 4 7 u C6015 0 0047u R6019 4 7K DCLK VD_SO VD_SI C6024 1u C6017 1u C6022 1u C6013 1u C6012 1u C6018 1u VD_SI R6020 0 LND601 CHASSIS_GND L6005 10uH C6006 22u CN6002 6P 1 2 3 ...

Page 83: ... CL6210 CL6212 R6213 1k C6223 0 1u VD_SI L6205 10uH C6203 4 7u CL6208 CL6209 CL6211 R6214 XX R6215 XX FB6201 FB6202 FB6203 FB6204 CN6201 27P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 GND VCC 3 0V VCC 3 0V VDD 1 8V R0 SI RESET R2 B2 G5 B6 R1 B7 R6 B5 VDD 1 8V B0 G7 B4 GND VDDIO 1 8V SCS GND GND R4 VSYNC G6 B1 GND VALID DCLK HSYNC VDDIO 3 0V G0 SCK B3 R7 NC G1 G4 G2 R3 ...

Page 84: ...057 XX D_2 8V C5030 2 2u CAP_ERROR REG_GND R5059 XX R5061 XX C5042 0 022u DRUM_ERROR REG_GND C5039 0 1u R5068 XX R5065 XX VTR_UNREG EVER_3 0V DRUM_VS R5066 XX R5070 XX C5040 XX R5067 XX D_2 8V REG_GND C5038 2 2u R5069 100k VO10B L5004 33uH C5035 4 7u C5043 4 7u R5073 XX R5074 XX R5075 XX R5076 XX C5036 1u C5028 1u D 5 0 0 2 R B 5 5 1 V 3 0 T E 1 7 D 5 0 0 3 R B 5 5 1 V 3 0 T E 1 7 R5055 68k R5064 ...

Page 85: ... 3 6 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 L5201 10uH L5202 10uH R5205 22k R5212 180 R5203 10k R5213 180 R5209 22k R5204 6800 R5202 22k R5201 10k R5210 180 R5211 180 R 5 2 0 8 X X DD_6 5V RF_MON C5215 0 01u C5203 10u 10V C5201 0 01u R5214 XX R5207 8 2k R5206 8 2k CN5201 10P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 R5215 XX R5216 0 REG_GND R E C _ D A T A X M E M P TEST_OUT R E C _ I R _ M E PB_RF_IN M O D E 2 D2O XO V ...

Page 86: ...S E T 35 M C K 36 S C K 37 X C S 38 S I 39 D G N D 40 C S R 41 C B I N 42 C B O U T 43 C B L O U T 44 D B I N 45 D B O U T 46 I S N F 47 V G 48 P G C 4 9 PGIN 5 0 PGOUT 5 1 VREF 5 2 DFGIN 5 3 DFGOUT 5 4 DFC 5 5 DFILTER 5 6 UIN 5 7 VIN 5 8 WIN 5 9 COM 6 0 D_PGND 6 1 NC 6 2 NC 6 3 D_U 6 4 D_VS 6 5 D_V 6 6 NC 6 7 D_VS 6 8 D_W 6 9 L_OUT1 7 0 L_VM 7 1 NC 7 2 L_OUT2 73 L _ P G N D 74 C _ U 75 C _ V S 76...

Page 87: ...CPBOUT 1 0 SWBOUT 1 1 VCC_B 1 2 VCC_A 1 3 SWAOUT 1 4 CPAOUT 15 A G N D 16 A M P A O U T 17 A M P A I N N 18 V R E F A 19 A M P A I N P 20 L P F A O U T 21 L P F A I N 2 2 2 LPFAIN1 2 3 DVCC 2 4 CLK 2 5 DATA 2 6 DGND 2 7 AGND 2 8 LPFBIN1 C8509 0 047u R8510 1M C8514 0 1u R8519 XX R8520 XX R8521 XX R8522 XX R8523 XX R8524 XX R8525 XX R8526 XX CN8501 8P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 C8520 10u R8527 XX R8528 XX C852...

Page 88: ...D_INT A_GND_INT A_GND_INT R8804 1200 R8805 1500 LI_3V EP_1 8V BL_5V BL_ 25V XLR_UNREG AU_4 6V D_2 8V EP_2 8V A_4 6V A_GND ATT_1 VD_SO A_GND XLR_MIC LINE_1 XLR_MIC LINE_2 REG_GND REG_GND SP A_4 6V AU_ 6V PANEL_B A_GND A_GND 1 8V A_GND_INT A_GND REG_GND REG_GND A_ 9V A_GND PANEL_G 1 8V XLR_UNREG REG_GND BL_V 3V 2 8V BL_ V REG_GND PANEL_R EP_XVD XBATT_INFO_SW SIRCS_SIG REG_GND F_TALLY_LED AU_LINE_2 A...

Page 89: ...B_VM DIAL_A_VM KEY_AD 6_CK KEY_AD 5 REG_GND REG_GND XEJECT_SW REG_GND A_2 8V KEY_AD 8 REG_GND REG_GND REG_GND N C KEY_AD7 7 AUTO LOCK LOCK Shutter Speed KEY_AD6 2 WHT BAL KEY_AD6 1 OnePush WB KEY_AD5 3 WHT BAL Preset KEY_AD6 6 WHT BAL B KEY_AD6 7 GAIN H KEY_AD5 6 KEY_AD5 7 GAIN L IRIS EXPOSURE KEY_AD5 4 GAIN KEY_AD5 5 REG_GND DIAL_B_VM DIAL_A_VM REG_GND EXEC KEY_AD7 1 MENU KEY_AD7 2 PIC_PROF KEY_A...

Page 90: ...11 47u 6 3V C7807 XX C7803 XX CN7802 6P 1 2 3 4 5 6 R7818 XX EP_2 8V XCS_EVF_AD EP_1 8V EVF_R REG_GND EP_XVD VD_SO EP_XHD REG_GND REG_GND REG_GND D_3 8V REG_GND BODY_AD REG_GND XRST_VTR EP_1 8V EVF_G EP_2 8V EVF_B REG_GND EP_1 8V VD_SCK REG_GND VD_SI REG_GND REG_GND REG_GND REG_GND 2ND_ZOOM_AD REG_GND XCS_EVF REG_GND XRST_VTR EVF_R REG_GND REG_GND VD_SO EP_2 8V REG_GND REG_GND EP_XHD EVF_G VD_SI V...

Page 91: ...202 220uH R9202 XX VDR923 XX C9201 XX C9202 470p C9203 470p C9204 0 0022u C9205 0 0022u Charge_LED_A REG_GND REG_GND REG_GND HP_L_OUT HP_R_OUT HP_JACK_IN B 08 2 1 D A F A F B 5 E 7 E C XX MARK NO MOUNT D 8 HEADPHONES JACK 4 6 C 3 VC 543 FFC 169 CN1011 Through the Flexible Flat Cable 1 24 PAGE 4 7 Charge_LED_K HEADPHONE HP 153 BOARD HP 153 ...

Page 92: ... CN9507 22P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 TPB TPA REG_GND TPB REG_GND TPA REG_GND S_GND JACK_AD LANC_DC VIDEO AUDIO_GND AUDIO_L AUDIO_R LANC_SIG S_Y D3_Y S_C D3_Pb VIDEO D3_Pr AUDIO_L_I O VIDEO D3_Pr AUDIO_R_I O S_C D3_Pb REG_GND JACK_AD LANC_DC S_Y D3_Y LANC_SIG REG_GND REG_GND REG_GND TPA NTPB TPB NTPA REG_GND CHASSIS_GND CHASSIS_GND REG_GND REG_GND B 08 2 1 D A F A F ...

Page 93: ... 2 4 S 7 2 1 7 1 3 2 4 S 7 2 0 7 1 3 2 4 S 7 2 0 6 1 3 2 4 REG_GND KEY_AD0 KEY_AD2 KEY_AD2 KEY_AD4 KEY_AD4 XBATT_INFO_SW XBATT_INFO_SW XRESET XRESET PANEL_REVERSE PANLE_OPEN PANLE_OPEN PANEL_REVERSE KEY_AD0 REG_GND LND722 VDR721 VDR722 VDR723 VDR724 VDR725 CN7201 14P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 CHASSIS_GND_C PLAY INDEX PLAY STOP PAUSE DELETE REC 1 REW REC 2 SLOW FF RESET REG_GND XRESET KEY_AD...

Page 94: ... I C 8 3 0 1 N J M 2 7 4 6 R B 1 T E 2 1 A O U T 2 A I N 3 A I N 4 G N D B I N 5 B I N 6 B O U T 7 V C C 8 I C 8 3 0 3 N J M 2 7 4 6 R B 1 T E 2 1 A O U T 2 A I N 3 A I N 4 G N D B I N 5 B I N 6 B O U T 7 V C C 8 C 8 3 2 2 0 1 u C 8 3 2 3 0 1 u C8309 1u C8302 1u C8307 1u C8308 1u FL8301 XX 1 3 2 4 R8319 120k R8320 68k R8321 68k R8309 82k R8305 82k R8307 82k R8311 82k C8316 220p C8313 220p C8312 22...

Page 95: ... 6B MSDATA2 NC VCC SCLK DIO GND INS BS GND MSDATA3 NC MSDATA1 NC CHASSIS_GND CHASSIS_GND REG_GND MS_BS MS_SCLK REG_GND XLANC_JACK_IN REG_GND LANC_DC REG_GND LANC_SIG MS_LED_ON REG_GND MS_VCC_ON MS_DIO XMS_IN REG_GND REG_GND REG_GND D_2 8V S S XCAM_ON_SW REG_GND REG_GND REG_GND XVTR_ON_SW ZOOM_SW_AD D_2 8V PHOTO LENS_AD REG_GND REG_GND PHOTO LENS_AD ZOOM_SW_AD S S XVTR_ON_SW XCAM_ON_SW MS_3 8V N C ...

Page 96: ...5801 XX C5805 XX C5802 XX C5907 XX C5905 XX L5902 10uH C5904 XX C5902 XX C5908 XX C5901 XX C5906 XX C5903 XX L5901 10uH Q5959 2SA811A T1C17 R5952 XX R5951 XX C5815 0 001u C5915 0 001u C5859 XX C5860 XX R5855 20k R5856 20k R5858 20k R5857 20k C5965 1 5u 35V C5863 10u D5902 MA2S1110G8S0 D5904 MA2S1110G8S0 D5901 MA2S1110G8S0 D5903 MA2S1110G8S0 D5802 MA2S1110G8S0 D5804 MA2S1110G8S0 D5801 MA2S1110G8S0 ...

Page 97: ...06 S101 1 2 3 4 XEJECT_SW REG_GND REG_GND REG_GND N C N C EJECT SWITCH Pin 1 6 EJECT CK 204 PAGE 4 40 CN8005 FP 969 FLEXIBLE BOARD 2 08 B C B A 1 4 3 A C PRINTED WIRING BOARD is omitted LND003 LND004 LND002 LND001 LND006 LND005 LND007 LND008 LND010 LND009 LND011 LND012 LND014 LND013 LND026 LND016 LND015 LND024 LND022 LND023 LND019 LND020 LND021 LND028 LND017 LND025 LND027 LND018 LND030 LND029 LND0...

Page 98: ...D030 LND031 LND033 LND032 LND034 LND036 LND035 LND045 LND040 LND042 LND043 LND041 LND037 LND039 LND044 LND038 LND046 LND048 LND047 LND049 LND051 LND050 LND053 LND054 LND052 XCS_EVF REG_GND EP_1 8V REG_GND EVF_R VD_SO XCS_EVF_AD EP_2 8V EP_XVD EP_XHD EVF_G REG_GND VD_SCK EP_1 8V EVF_B REG_GND REG_GND EP_2 8V VD_SI XRST_VTR REG_GND REG_GND REG_GND VD_SCK REG_GND EVF_B EP_2 8V REG_GND VD_SI XRST_VTR ...

Page 99: ... C403 0 1u IC402 TK60019CS8G0L 1 2 3 IC403 TK60019CS8G0L 1 2 3 GND REG_GND OUT VCC N C GND N C SIRCS_SIG A_4 6V REG_GND PANEL_OPEN PANEL_RE_OPEN D_2 8V D_2 8V B 5 D C B 4 E 3 6 2 A 7 F 8 08 A D E F C 1 REMOTE SENSOR FRONT PANEL DETECT MAGNETIC SENSOR PANEL OPEN CLOSE MAGNETIC SENSOR PANEL NORMAL 1 2 PAGE 4 31 PI 029 CN7013 REMOTE SENSOR FRONT 10 Pin 1 FP 966 FLEXIBLE BOARD FP 966 ...

Page 100: ... R E G _ G N D EP_1 8V E V F _ B XRST_VTR R E G _ G N D EP_1 8V X C S _ E V F _ A D R E G _ G N D VD_SO EP_2 8V E P _ 2 8 V EP_1 8V E P _ 2 8 V REG_GND EVF_B REG_GND V D _ S I EP_XHD VD_SCK E P _ 1 8 V VCC EVF_G EP_2 8V REG_GND E P _ X V D REG_GND X C S _ E V F R E G _ G N D REG_GND EP_XVD REG_GND REG_GND E P _ 1 8 V R E G _ G N D GND E V F _ G VD_SI X R S T _ V T R D_3 8V R E G _ G N D REG_GND R ...

Page 101: ...Y _ A D 6 K E Y _ A D 3 R E G _ G N D R E G _ G N D I N T _ M I C _ 1 A _ G N D X C S _ L C D X B A T T _ I N F O _ S W A _ G N D _ I N T A T T _ 1 R E G _ G N D V D _ S O A _ G N D R E G _ G N D K E Y _ A D 4 X R S T _ V T R A _ G N D A _ G N D R E G _ G N D 3 V 2 8 V A _ 1 0 V V D _ S I S P A _ 4 6 V A _ G N D A _ G N D _ I N T D _ 2 8 V A _ G N D P A N E L _ G A U _ 4 6 V A U _ 6 V S P A _ G N ...

Page 102: ... B L _ V P A N E L _ B A U _ M I C _ 1 R E G _ G N D R E G _ G N D A U _ M I C _ 1 A _ G N D B L _ V A _ 4 6 V R E G _ G N D B L _ C O N T A T T _ 2 V D _ S I A _ G N D S I R C S _ S I G X C S _ L C D A _ G N D _ I N T 3 V 2 8 V A U _ M I C _ 2 A _ G N D E P _ X V D X L R _ P W R _ O N _ 2 X C S _ L C D _ A D 1 8 V A U _ 4 6 V A U _ 6 V A U _ M I C _ 2 A U _ M I C _ 2 A _ G N D A _ G N D A _ G N D...

Page 103: ... O A D X R S T _ V T R X V S P _ S C K X R E E L _ H A L L _ O N D _ 2 8 V R E C _ P R O O F D R U M _ P G R E C C K R E G _ G N D C A P _ F W D D D _ 6 5 V M O D E _ S W _ C R E G _ G N D R E G _ G N D C O N T 1 X C S _ I C _ 5 4 0 1 R P _ 2 8 V R P _ 2 8 V C H I M E _ S C L X C C _ D O W N R F I N R E C A 1 M T _ 5 V R E G _ G N D X F F R E W U P R E C D T R E G _ G N D C O N T 1 R E G _ G N D E...

Page 104: ... REG_GND VDD 1 8V R5 R4 VDD 1 8V B3 R7 NC G1 VDDIO 1 8V B7 R6 HSYNC VALID DCLK R1 B5 G0 SCK VDDIO 3 0V G3 G7 B4 VCC 3 0V SCS REG_GND REG_GND REG_GND REG_GND SCS B5 B4 G0 VCC 3 0V SCK B3 R7 NC REG_GND REG_GND VALID DCLK R1 G1 VDDIO 1 8V B2 G5 R3 G6 G4 R5 R4 VDD 1 8V SI B1 VSYNC VDD 1 8V B0 B6 VDDIO 3 0V G3 G7 G2 RESET R2 B7 R6 R0 HSYNC VCC 3 0V REG_GND REG_GND REG_GND VDD 1 8V COLOR LCD902 EVF UNIT...

Page 105: ...AD8 7 ASSIGN3 KEY_AD8 3 PUSH AUTO FOCUS KEY_AD8 4 REC_LEVEL_VOL_CH1 ASSIGN1 KEY_AD8 1 ASSIGN2 KEY_AD8 2 REC_LEVEL_VOL_CH2 REG_GND CH1_INT XLR1 CH2_INT XLR_INT N C CH2_AUTO_MANUAL CH2_INT XLR_XLR2 D_2 8V FOCUS_AUTO KEY_AD8 6 REG_GND REG_GND B 5 D C B 4 E 3 6 2 A 7 F 8 08 A D E F C 1 PAGE 4 40 2 16 3 CK 204 1 17 Pin 18 CN8003 DIAL AUDIO LEVEL CH2 AUDIO LEVEL DIAL CH1 AUDIO LEVEL CH1 AUTO MAN S006 AU...

Page 106: ... SHUTTER SPEED KEY_AD6 2 WHT BAL KEY_AD6 1 WTB ONE PUSH KEY_AD5 3 GAIN L KEY_AD5 7 GAIN KEY_AD5 5 WTB B KEY_AD6 7 GAIN H KEY_AD5 6 WTB PRESET KEY_AD6 6 AUTOLOCK LOCK KEY_AD7 7 REG_GND REG_GND IRIS_EXPO KEY_AD5 4 N C N C B 5 D C B 4 E 3 6 2 A 7 F 8 08 A D E F C 1 3 1 PAGE 4 40 13 12 14 2 CK 204 CN8004 Pin M H L GAIN H M L B A PRESET PRESET A B WTB MEMORY AUTO MANUAL SPEED SHUTTER WHT BAL GAIN IRIS ...

Page 107: ... MENU KEY_AD7 2 REG_GND DIAL_A_VM STATUS CHECK KEY_AD5 2 DIAL_B_VM PIC_PROF KEY_AD5 1 EXEC KEY_AD7 1 REG_GND 1 Pin PAGE 4 40 8 CK 204 CN8002 PUSH SEL EXEC PROFILE PICTURE CHECK STATUS MENU KP24000 CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK 2 08 B C B A 1 4 3 A C 2 08 B C B A 1 4 3 A C CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK XS93000 is replaced as block so that PRINTED WIRING BOARD is omitted S002 1 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 7 8 S001 1 2 3 4 5 6 9 1...

Page 108: ... LOADING MOTOR G Vcc G Vcc H902 HW 105A CDE T T REEL SENSOR H901 HW 105A CDE T S REEL SENSOR 08 Q901 PT4850FJE00F TAPE END SENSOR LM_LOAD LM_LOAD LM_UNLOAD LM_UNLOAD DEW DEW XMODE_SW_A XMODE_SW_B XMODE_SW_C SW_COM XREC_PROOF CHIME_VDD CHIME_SDA CHIME_SCK MIC REC_SW_GND TAPE_TOP XCCDOWN_SW Cin_GND TREEL TREEL HALL_VCC SREEL SREEL HALL_GND TAPE_LED_K TAPE_LED_A TOP END_GND TAPE_END 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9...

Page 109: ...43 BOARD SIDE B MA 454 BOARD PI 029 BOARD MS 405 BOARD PD 372 BOARD XL 010 BOARD VF 178 BOARD HT 002 BOARD MD 141 BOARD FP 965 FLEXIBLE BOARD GY 014 BOARD FP 966 FLEXIBLE BOARD AS 060 BOARD FP 967 FLEXIBLE BOARD CK 204 BOARD FP 969 FLEXIBLE BOARD GP 025 BOARD FP 972 FLEXIBLE BOARD FP 031 FP 032 FP 228 FLEXIBLE BOARD COMMON NOTE FOR PRINTED WIRING BOARDS ...

Page 110: ...printed on diagram isn t mounted in this model C panel designation ENGLISH THIS NOTE IS COMMON FOR PRINTED WIRING BOARDS 4 3 PRINTED WIRING BOARDS 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 3 4 5 2 1 1 2 3 6 5 4 E B C 3 1 5 2 4 6 1 2 3 6 5 4 3 1 5 2 4 6 1 2 3 5 4 4 3 1 2 3 1 2 4 5 5 3 4 1 2 1 4 2 3 4 6 2 5 3 1 1 2 4 3 1 4 2 3 Chip parts Transistor Diode JAPANESE プリント図共通ノートプリント図ノート無鉛半田を使用しています基板フレキシブル配線板見ている面側のパターン裏側...

Page 111: ...board is used respective Note CM 097 complete board and all mounted parts including IC3001 CMOS IMAGER are not supplied but they are included in PRISM DEVICE service 11 1 876 517 11 C2 D2 E2 F2 G2 H2 J2 K2 L2 B3 M3 B4 M4 B5 M5 B6 M6 B7 M7 B8 M8 B9 M9 C10 D10 E10 F10 G10 H10 J10 K10 L10 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 C9 L3 L4 L5 L6 L7 L8 L9 D3 E3 F3 G3 H3 J3 K3 D9 E9 F9 G9 H9 J9 K9 C1 A2 N2 C11 A1 N11 N1 A11 D1...

Page 112: ...G8 D8 C8 B8 A8 AA7 Y7 W7 V7 R7 P7 N7 M7 L7 K7 J7 H7 G7 D7 C7 B7 A7 AA6 Y6 W6 V6 D6 C6 B6 A6 AA5 Y5 W5 V5 E5 D5 C5 B5 A5 AA4 Y4 W4 V4 U4 T4 R4 P4 N4 M4 L4 K4 J4 H4 G4 F4 E4 D4 C4 B4 A4 AA3 Y3 W3 V3 U3 T3 R3 P3 N3 M3 L3 K3 J3 H3 G3 F3 E3 D3 C3 B3 A3 AA2 Y2 W2 V2 U2 T2 R2 P2 N2 M2 L2 K2 J2 H2 G2 F2 E2 D2 C2 B2 A2 AA1 Y1 W1 V1 U1 T1 R1 P1 N1 M1 L1 K1 J1 H1 G1 F1 E1 D1 C1 B1 A1 A1 B1 C1 D1 E1 F1 G1 H1 ...

Page 113: ...088 R8089 R8090 R8091 R8092 R8093 R8094 R8098 R8099 R4028 R4607 R4224 R4433 R5022 R4666 R8100 R8101 R8107 R8108 R8109 R8110 R8111 R8116 R8121 R8122 R8133 R8134 R6001 R1417 R6061 R4725 R1279 R2601 R2602 R2603 R2604 R4740 R4741 R4742 R2032 R4743 R4744 R5112 R5114 R8021 R8022 R8030 R8033 Q4601 Q4602 Q7001 Q7002 Q7003 Q7004 Q4617 1 7 2 8 1 1 7 2 8 2 7 8 4 6 3 1 1 1 7 2 8 7 2 8 A1 B1 C1 D1 E1 F1 G1 H1 ...

Page 114: ... F7 G7 B6 B5 B4 B3 G6 G5 G4 G3 1 3 4 6 1 3 4 6 2 4 3 1 1 2 3 1 4 5 8 24 1 C B E C B E C B E C B E C B E 1 4 5 8 1 4 5 8 1 4 5 8 C7125 C7126 C7127 C7128 C7129 C7130 C7131 IC7105 R7143 R7144 R7145 R7146 VDR701 CN7006 C7001 C7002 C7003 C7004 Q7001 Q7002 Q7003 C7007 C7008 Q7004 C7009 Q7005 Q7006 R7001 R7002 R7003 R7004 IC7001 IC7002 IC7003 R7010 R7013 R7014 R7015 R7016 R7017 R7018 R7020 R7022 R7023 R7...

Page 115: ...M5 A6 B6 L6 M6 A7 B7 L7 M7 A8 B8 L8 M8 A9 B9 L9 M9 A10 B10 L10 M10 A11 B11 C11 D 11 E11 F 11 G11 H11 J 11 K11 L11 M11 A12 B12 C12 D 12 E12 F 12 G12 H12 J 12 K12 L12 M12 PD 372 BOARD 08 1 876 925 11 1 2 27 26 L6201 L6202 L6203 L6204 L6205 CL6201 CL6202 CL6203 CL6204 CL6205 CL6209 CL6210 CL6211 CL6212 CN6201 C6201 C6202 C6203 C6204 C6205 C6226 R6214 R6215 FB6203 A1 B1 C1 D1 E1 F1 G1 H1 J1 K1 L1 M1 A...

Page 116: ...412 R5003 C5413 C5414 C5415 C5416 C5417 C5418 C5030 IC5001 R5009 C5419 C5031 IC5002 C5032 IC5003 C5033 IC5004 C5034 R5201 IC5005 C5035 R5202 IC5006 C5036 R5203 C5037 R5204 R5010 C5420 C5038 R5205 R5011 C5421 C5039 R5206 C5422 R5207 R5013 C5423 R5208 C5424 IC5201 R5209 C5425 R5016 C5426 C5427 R5018 C5428 C5040 R5401 C5429 C5041 R5402 C5042 R5403 C5043 R5404 R5210 C5044 R5405 R5211 C5045 R5406 R5212...

Page 117: ...05 C8506 C8507 C8508 C8509 C8510 C8511 C8512 C8513 C8520 C8521 C8522 R8509 IC8501 R8510 R8511 R8512 R8513 R8514 R8515 R8516 R8529 R8530 GY 014 BOARD SIDE A GY 014 BOARD SIDE B 08 08 1 876 934 11 1 876 934 11 24 1 1 8 1 2 17 18 1 2 13 14 1 5 2 6 LND802 CN8001 CN8002 CN8003 CN8004 CN8005 R8001 R8002 R8003 R8004 R8005 R8006 R8007 R8008 R8009 R8011 R8012 R8013 R8014 R8015 R8016 R8018 R8019 R8020 VD800...

Page 118: ...ZOOM OFF VAR FIX GP 025 BOARD SIDE A GP 025 BOARD SIDE B 08 1 876 921 11 08 1 876 921 11 1 2 7 8 D9201 CN9201 J9201 2 10 3 1 4 5 6 C9201 C9202 C9203 C9204 C9205 R9201 R9202 FB9202 FB9203 VDR923 L9201 L9202 HP 153 BOARD SIDE A 08 HEADPHONE HP 153 BOARD SIDE B 08 1 876 933 11 11 1 876 933 1 2 21 22 1 6 2 9 10 7 3 8 4 5 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 FB9501 FB9502 LD9501 LD9502 CN9507 C9501 C9502 R9501 R...

Page 119: ...OP REW PLAY FF SLOW REC PLAY INDEX MEMORY VCR VOLUME MEMORY DELETE REC 1 REC 2 RESET DATA CODE DISPLAY BATT INFO TC U BIT KY 105 BOARD SIDE A KY 105 BOARD SIDE B 08 08 1 876 927 11 1 876 927 11 1 4 1 4 2 1 20 21 CN8303 CN8301 CN8302 C8306 R8323 FL8301 L8301 2 4 3 1 A K 1 4 5 8 1 4 5 8 1 4 5 8 1 4 5 8 C8301 C8302 C8303 C8304 C8305 C8307 C8308 C8309 C8310 C8311 C8312 C8313 C8314 C8315 C8316 C8317 C8...

Page 120: ...02 C8601 C8602 C8603 R8602 R8604 R8605 IC8601 R8611 R8612 R8606 1 5 2 6 1 2 9 10 FB8601 CN8605 CN8606 C8604 VDR001 VDR002 VDR003 VDR007 D8604 D8605 VDR009 R8601 D8601 A K MS ACCESS VDR010 R8613 R8614 MS 405 BOARD SIDE A MS 405 BOARD SIDE B 08 1 876 929 11 1 876 929 11 08 MS 405 Uses unleaded solder MS 405 2 layers ...

Page 121: ... S8803 LD8801 LD8802 LD8803 1 2 80 79 1 2 80 79 VDR881 CN8801 CN8802 R8804 R8805 R8809 R8810 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 AS 060 BOARD SIDE A 08 AS 060 BOARD SIDE B 08 4 5 ASSIGN 6 1 876 920 11 1 876 920 11 CN7401 1 2 S7401 PANEL REVERSE 1 3 4 2 HT 002 BOARD SIDE A HT 002 BOARD SIDE B 08 08 1 876 928 11 1 876 928 11 ...

Page 122: ... 4 1 5 7 6 C B E C B E C B E 4 5 8 1 Q5958 Q5959 C5960 C5961 C5963 C5964 C5965 C5966 C5967 C5968 C5969 R5942 R5943 C5972 C5975 D5953 IC5952 R5962 R5963 R5964 R5965 R5966 R5967 R5968 R5969 R5970 R5971 R5972 R5973 R5976 LND581 C5801 C5802 C5803 C5804 C5805 C5806 C5807 C5808 Q5807 Q5808 C5816 D5801 D5802 D5803 D5804 R5806 R5809 R5815 R5816 R5817 R5818 L5901 L5902 R5842 R5843 L5951 L5953 C5901 C5902 C...

Page 123: ... LND402 LND403 LND404 LND405 LND408 LND409 LND410 FP 966 FLEXIBLE BOARD 08 1 876 936 11 FP 965 FLEXIBLE BOARD 08 1 876 935 11 19 1 1 20 23 21 20 22 CN001 HDMI OUT LND001 LND002 LND003 LND004 LND005 LND006 LND007 LND008 LND009 LND010 LND011 LND012 LND013 LND014 LND015 LND016 LND017 LND018 LND019 LND020 S101 EJECT LND101 1 2 4 3 LND104 LND105 LND106 1 876 940 FP 969 FLEXIBLE BOARD 08 11 1 6 ...

Page 124: ... LND239 LND240 LND241 LND242 LND243 LND244 LND245 LND246 LND247 LND248 LND249 LND250 LND251 LND252 LND253 LND254 LND255 LND256 LND257 LND258 LND259 TP201 LND260 LND261 LND262 LND263 LND264 LND265 LND266 LND267 LND268 LND269 LND270 LND271 LND272 LND273 R201 R202 FP 967 FLEXIBLE BOARD 08 1 876 937 11 FP 972 FP 967 FP 972 1 layer FP 967 1 layer Uses unleaded solder 08 Note CN901 is not included in FP...

Page 125: ...parts are not separately supplied because assembling of these parts requires high accuracy DEW SENSOR M902 LOADING MOTOR S903 MODE SWITCH M Dilect Solder Dilect Solder 1 1 4 2 1 677 049 11 12 1 864 865 12 13 1 867 811 11 12 21 29 1 S902 REC PROOF S901 CC DOWN D902 TAPE LED H902 T REEL SENSOR H901 S REEL SENSOR MIC902 Q902 TAPE TOP SENSOR 4 PIN CONNECTOR Q901 TAPE END SENSOR GND VCC GND VCC 08 FP 0...

Page 126: ... to Z of the electrical parts list indicate location of exploded views in which the desired part is shown HANDLE SECTION 3 A B C D E F H I G HANDLE SECTION 4 J EVF SECTION TO 2 2 TO 2 2 LCD SECTION MICROPHONE SECTION L K M CABINET L SECTION N BT PANEL SECTION MECHANISM DECK SECITON LS MECHANICAL CHASSIS BLOCK ASSEMBLY 1 P O Q LS MECHANICAL CHASSIS BLOCK ASSEMBLY 2 MD 141 MD 141 5 REPAIR PARTS LIST...

Page 127: ...BOARD FP 965 FLEXIBLE BOARD FP 966 FLEXIBLE BOARD FP 967 FLEXIBLE BOARD FP 969 FLEXIBLE BOARD FP 971 FLEXIBLE BOARD FP 972 FLEXIBLE BOARD FP 973 FLEXIBLE BOARD FP 974 FLEXIBLE BOARD FP 975 FLEXIBLE BOARD FP 981 FLEXIBLE BOARD FP 982 FLEXIBLE BOARD FP 983 FLEXIBLE BOARD GP 025 BOARD GY 014 BOARD HP 153 BOARD HT 002 BOARD JK 376 BOARD KY 105 BOARD MA 454 BOARD MD 141 BOARD MS 405 BOARD PD 372 BOARD ...

Page 128: ...resistor F nonflammable SEMICONDUCTORS In each case u µ for example uA µA uPA µPA uPB µPB uPC µPC uPD µPD When indicating parts by reference number please include the board name JAPANESE The components identified by mark 0 or dotted line with mark 0 are critical for safety Replace only with part number specified Les composants identifiés par une marque 0 sont critiques pour la sécurité Ne les remp...

Page 129: ...121 128 01 SHEET VC ELECTROSTATIC 5 1 1 OVERALL SECTION 1 5 1 EXPLODED VIEWS DISASSEMBLY HARDWARE LIST 5 4 119 238 01 SHEET 1212 VC RADIATION 6 4 119 362 01 SHEET 2828 LENS RADIATION 7 1 876 944 11 FP 973 FLEXIBLE BOARD 8 4 119 236 01 FRAME MAIN 49 2 630 005 31 SCREW M2 NEW TRUSTER P2 Black 50 2 891 494 11 SCREW M2 NEW TRUSTER P2 Red VC 543 A A B C D E B C D A E F B A C G D E F G H H 1 3 6 7 5 8 4...

Page 130: ...LATION 52 X 2320 882 1 COVER 93000 ASSY REAR 53 X 2320 890 1 LID 93000 ASSY CS 49 2 630 005 31 SCREW M2 NEW TRUSTER P2 Black 119 7 627 556 58 SCREW P 2 6X5 Black 154 7 627 556 97 SCREW PRECISION P2 6X8 TYPE 1 Silver MD 141 Handle section 1 See page 5 7 BT panel section See page 5 15 Cabinet R section See page 5 4 52 51 53 Lens section See page 5 6 49 49 49 49 49 119 119 119 154 49 DISASSEMBLY ...

Page 131: ...H BLOCK CONTROL CF24000 105 1 480 867 11 SWITCH BLOCK CONTROL KP24000 106 1 480 864 11 SWITCH BLOCK CONTROL AU93000 107 X 2320 889 1 CABINET R 93000 ASSY 108 2 178 805 01 FOOT RUBBER 109 4 119 851 01 LID 93000 AL 110 4 119 404 01 SHAFT AL 111 4 119 383 01 PLATE CABINET R FIXED 50 2 891 494 11 SCREW M2 NEW TRUSTER P2 Red 53 3 080 206 21 SCREW TAPPING P2 Black 121 3 080 205 11 SCREW TAPPING P2 Silve...

Page 132: ... 2320 872 1 FRAME ASSY MD 155 2 673 770 01 GASKET D 156 4 121 964 01 SHEET MD INSULATING 157 X 2320 867 1 FRAME ASSY CS 158 A 1599 833 A FP 969 FLEXIBLE BOARD COMPLETE 15 3 062 214 01 SCREW M1 4X1 5 50 2 891 494 11 SCREW M2 NEW TRUSTER P2 Red 153 3 059 718 01 SCREW M1 4X1 5 Silver 5 1 4 MD SECTION DISASSEMBLY HARDWARE LIST MD 141 50 15 50 153 153 153 153 Mechanism Deck Section See page 5 16 151 15...

Page 133: ...HEET 1122 LENS RADIATION 209 4 119 358 01 COVER B LIGHT INTERCEPTION 210 4 119 359 01 PLATE GY GROUND 211 A 1602 003 A GY 014 BOARD COMPLETE SERVICE 53 3 080 206 21 SCREW TAPPING P2 Black 155 3 080 204 31 SCREW TAPPING P2 Black 53 53 53 including IC3001 IC5001 CMOS imager and CM 097 104 complete boards Note 2 Note 1 155 211 210 203 209 206 208 208 205 204 207 203 202 201 Note 2 Be sure to read Pre...

Page 134: ... TAPPING P2 Black 119 7 627 556 58 SCREW P 2 6X5 Black P I 0 2 9 K Y 1 0 5 A A 49 49 49 50 53 53 119 50 50 ns LCD section See page 5 12 301 BT7001 LITHIUM STORAGE BATTERY Board on the mount position See page 4 64 BH7001 Note BT7001 Note 309 302 308 303 307 306 305 304 Handle section 3 See page 5 9 DISASSEMBLY Refer to page 5 1 for mark 0 CAUTION Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replac...

Page 135: ...FFC 171 359 A 1599 620 A XL 010 BOARD COMPLETE 360 3 877 532 01 BRACKET XL 361 X 2320 879 1 FRAME ASSY XLR 362 1 480 870 11 SWITCH BLOCK CONTROL XS93000 363 4 119 812 01 COVER XLR 364 4 119 811 01 CABINET 93000 HANDLE FRONT 365 2 892 095 01 CLAMP CABLE SP901 1 825 968 11 LOUDSPEAKER 1 8CM 49 2 630 005 31 SCREW M2 NEW TRUSTER P2 Black 50 2 891 494 11 SCREW M2 NEW TRUSTER P2 Red 119 7 627 556 58 SCR...

Page 136: ... 405 4 119 277 01 GRIP 406 4 119 276 11 HANDLE 407 4 119 282 01 BRACKET GP 408 3 069 286 03 SHOE ACCESSORY 409 4 119 278 11 CABINET FRONT SHOE 410 2 178 566 01 GRILLE SPEAKER Note 49 2 630 005 31 SCREW M2 NEW TRUSTER P2 Black 50 2 891 494 11 SCREW M2 NEW TRUSTER P2 Red 53 3 080 206 21 SCREW TAPPING P2 Black A S 0 6 0 49 49 49 49 53 53 50 50 50 50 ns Microphone section See page 5 13 405 406 403 402...

Page 137: ...54 3 284 075 02 COVER MICROPHONE HOLDER RUBBER 255 3 284 074 01 RUBBER MICROPHONE HOLDER 256 X 2320 880 1 CABINET 93000 ASSY UPPER 257 3 700 682 01 CUSHION MIC 258 1 480 298 11 SWITCH BLOCK CONTROL GZ92000 259 3 288 538 01 SHOE REAR COLD 49 2 630 005 31 SCREW M2 NEW TRUSTER P2 Black 53 3 080 206 21 SCREW TAPPING P2 Black 119 7 627 556 58 SCREW P 2 6X5 Black 49 49 49 53 119 49 49 256 257 258 259 25...

Page 138: ...UP CABINET LID 456 3 288 591 01 SHEET VF PROTECTION 457 3 288 585 01 CASE PANEL 458 1 873 733 11 FP 776 FLEXIBLE BOARD 459 3 288 586 01 LID PANEL 460 A 1599 826 A VF 178 BOARD COMPLETE 461 3 299 948 01 SHEET UU 462 1 876 945 11 FP 974 FLEXIBLE BOARD 463 3 291 247 02 TAPE VF 464 X 2320 886 1 CABINET 93000 ASSY VF 465 3 877 836 01 HOLDE_FPC VF 466 X 2320 859 1 HINGE ASSY VF LCD902 1 802 560 31 LCD M...

Page 139: ...A 1599 827 A PD 372 BOARD COMPLETE 504 X 2188 611 1 FRAME ASSY BL 505 3 288 565 11 CUSHION PANEL 506 X 2188 613 1 CABINET LOWER ASSY PANEL 507 3 288 566 02 CABINET T PANEL HINGE 508 1 963 030 21 HARNESS SW 116 509 A 1599 828 A HT 002 BOARD COMPLETE 510 X 2342 571 1 HINGE TYPE 07KAI ASSY PANEL 511 1 964 790 21 HARNESS PR 074 512 3 288 567 02 CABINET B PANEL HINGE D901 1 480 358 11 BLOCK LIGHT GUIDE...

Page 140: ...N TAPE 11x11 553 4 119 326 01 BRACKET F MICROPHONE 554 A 1599 610 A MA 454 BOARD COMPLETE 555 1 876 946 11 FP 975 FLEXIBLE BOARD 556 4 119 325 11 COVER M MICROPHONE 557 4 119 330 01 BRACKET M MICROPHONE MIC901 1 542 513 21 MICROPHONE R ch MIC903 1 542 513 21 MICROPHONE L ch 49 2 630 005 31 SCREW M2 NEW TRUSTER P2 Black 53 3 080 206 21 SCREW TAPPING P2 Black 注意 552 番はヒメロン T0 25 3 076 631 01 を切って使用...

Page 141: ...000 ASSY 602 2 178 804 01 BELT GRIP 603 1 876 942 11 FP 971 FLEXIBLE BOARD 604 A 1599 839 A MS 405 BOARD COMPLETE 605 X 2320 892 1 CABINET U 93000 ASSY 606 2 178 805 01 FOOT RUBBER 607 1 480 869 11 SWITCH BLOCK CONTROL PS24000 608 4 119 422 01 FRAME PS 609 1 480 868 21 SWITCH BLOCK CONTROL PZ93000 610 X 2320 891 1 CABINET L 93000 ASSY 611 4 119 448 02 LABEL FUSE REPLACEMENT CAUTION 49 2 630 005 31...

Page 142: ... 01 HOLDER JACK 659 A 1599 843 A HP 153 BOARD COMPLETE 660 1 836 003 11 FLEXIBLE FLAT CABLE FFC 169 661 A 1599 841 A JK 376 BOARD COMPLETE 662 A 1599 844 A FP 965 FLEXIBLE BOARD COMPLETE 663 4 119 232 01 CHASSIS MAIN 664 4 119 237 01 PLATE F MC FIXED 665 4 119 234 01 WASHER TRIPOD 0BT901 1 694 411 31 TERMINAL BOARD BATTERY 0CN901 1 818 890 21 CONNECTOR EXTERNAL HOT SHOE 2 2 635 562 31 SCREW M1 7 B...

Page 143: ...917 02 BASE LED 703 7 627 850 77 SCREW PRECISION P 1 4X1 8 704 3 079 366 11 RELEASE REEL LOCK 705 3 703 816 08 SCREW M1 4X1 4 SPECIAL HEAD 706 X 2103 406 3 CASSETTE COMPARTMENT ASSY 707 2 342 926 01 SPRING ARM S TENSION COIL 708 2 666 376 11 SCREW 1 4X1 0 POWER LOCK 709 2 342 933 02 PLATE TOP 710 2 342 927 01 SPRING ARM T TENSION COIL 711 2 541 585 01 HEET FLEXIBLE ADHESIVE 712 2 342 918 01 TG6 CA...

Page 144: ...VS BRAKE 752 A 1083 005 A BRAKE BLOCK ASSY RVS 753 2 342 731 01 POSITIONING S 754 A 1083 006 A BRAKE BLOCK ASSY S 755 3 075 097 11 SCREW M1 4X1 4 SPECIAL HEAD 756 X 2067 290 1 TABLE ASSY S REEL 757 A 1132 279 A REGULATOR BLOCK ASSY TENSION 758 2 342 705 01 GEAR T GL 759 2 342 902 01 SPRING TENSION REGULATOR 760 X 2067 291 1 TABLE ASSY T REEL 761 X 2067 295 1 ARM ASSY PINCH 762 2 342 906 01 SPRING ...

Page 145: ...2024 462 1 GEAR ASSY CAM 804 3 075 097 11 SCREW M1 4X1 4 SPECIAL HEAD 806 2 342 621 01 GEAR RELAY 807 3 315 414 31 WASHER 808 2 342 620 01 GEAR CONVERSION 809 3 084 377 01 HEAD SCREW M1 2 810 X 2024 460 1 BASE ASSY CAM 811 X 2024 461 1 GEAR ASSY MODE Note 2 812 2 342 615 01 GEAR NO 2 813 2 342 691 01 GEAR NO 1 814 2 637 945 01 HOLDER MOTOR 815 3 895 822 71 SCREW M1 2X2 SPECIAL 0 816 2 342 689 01 S...

Page 146: ...8 955 11 METAL CHIP 1 5K 5 1 16W R8018 1 218 955 11 METAL CHIP 1 5K 5 1 16W R8019 1 218 954 11 METAL CHIP 1 2K 5 1 16W R8020 1 218 954 11 METAL CHIP 1 2K 5 1 16W R8022 1 218 954 11 METAL CHIP 1 2K 5 1 16W R8029 1 218 960 11 METAL CHIP 3 9K 5 1 16W R8030 1 218 964 11 METAL CHIP 8 2K 5 1 16W R8031 1 218 970 11 METAL CHIP 27K 5 1 16W A 1566 526 A DEVICE SERVICE PRISM Note Not supplied CM 097 BOARD CO...

Page 147: ...CH EJECT 1 876 942 11 FP 971 FLEXIBLE BOARD There isn t mounted electrical parts in FP 971 flexible board 1 876 943 11 FP 972 FLEXIBLE BOARD There isn t mounted electrical parts in FP 972 flexible board 1 876 944 11 FP 973 FLEXIBLE BOARD There isn t mounted electrical parts in FP 973 flexible board 1 876 945 11 FP 974 FLEXIBLE BOARD There isn t mounted electrical parts in FP 974 flexible board 1 8...

Page 148: ...989 11 RES CHIP 1M 5 1 16W R8511 1 208 911 11 RES CHIP 10K 0 50 1 16W R8512 1 208 911 11 RES CHIP 10K 0 50 1 16W R8513 1 208 711 11 RES CHIP 15K 0 50 1 16W R8514 1 208 711 11 RES CHIP 15K 0 50 1 16W R8515 1 218 969 11 RES CHIP 22K 5 1 16W R8516 1 218 969 11 RES CHIP 22K 5 1 16W R8517 1 218 969 11 RES CHIP 22K 5 1 16W R8518 1 218 969 11 RES CHIP 22K 5 1 16W R8529 1 218 990 81 SHORT CHIP 0 R8530 1 2...

Page 149: ...LE SWITCH PAUSE S7214 1 786 157 31 TACTILE SWITCH PLAY S7215 1 786 157 31 TACTILE SWITCH TC U BIT S7216 1 786 157 31 TACTILE SWITCH FF S7217 1 786 157 31 TACTILE SWITCH SLOW VARISTOR VDR721 1 802 279 11 VARISTOR SMD VDR722 1 802 279 11 VARISTOR SMD VDR723 1 802 279 11 VARISTOR SMD VDR724 1 802 279 11 VARISTOR SMD VDR725 1 802 279 11 VARISTOR SMD A 1599 610 A MA 454 BOARD COMPLETE CAPACITOR C8301 1...

Page 150: ...0 1uF 10 10V C5212 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C5213 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C5214 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C5215 1 100 567 81 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01uF 10 25V C5401 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C5402 1 164 858 11 CERAMIC CHIP 22PF 5 50V C5403 1 100 567 81 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01uF 10 25V C5404 1 100 567 81 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01uF 10 25V C5405 1 164 937 11 CERAMIC...

Page 151: ... 2 5 1 10W R5410 1 216 789 11 METAL CHIP 2 2 5 1 10W R5411 1 216 789 11 METAL CHIP 2 2 5 1 10W R5412 1 218 965 11 METAL CHIP 10K 5 1 16W R5413 1 218 946 11 METAL CHIP 270 5 1 16W R5414 1 218 965 11 METAL CHIP 10K 5 1 16W R5416 1 218 967 11 METAL CHIP 15K 5 1 16W R5417 1 218 935 11 METAL CHIP 33 5 1 16W R5418 1 218 977 11 METAL CHIP 100K 5 1 16W R5419 1 218 965 11 METAL CHIP 10K 5 1 16W R5422 1 218...

Page 152: ... 1 400 588 11 INDUCTOR 10uH TRANSISTOR Q6001 6 550 239 01 TRANSISTOR DTA144EMFS6T2L Q6002 6 551 870 01 TRANSISTOR UP04601008S0 Q6003 6 551 870 01 TRANSISTOR UP04601008S0 RESISTOR R6008 1 208 691 11 METAL CHIP 2 2K 0 50 1 16W R6009 1 208 695 11 METAL CHIP 3 3K 0 50 1 16W R6010 1 218 969 11 RES CHIP 22K 5 1 16W R6011 1 208 643 11 METAL CHIP 22 0 50 1 16W R6012 1 218 961 11 METAL CHIP 4 7K 5 1 16W R6...

Page 153: ...CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C1408 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C1409 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C1410 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C1411 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C1412 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C1413 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C1414 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C1415 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C1416 1 119 750 11 TAN...

Page 154: ...RAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C2208 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C2209 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C2210 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C2211 1 127 895 91 TANTAL CHIP 22uF 20 4V C2212 1 127 895 91 TANTAL CHIP 22uF 20 4V C2213 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C2214 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C2215 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C2217 1 125 777 11 CER...

Page 155: ...1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C3630 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C3632 1 165 989 11 CAP CERAMIC 10uF 10 6 3V C3633 1 100 567 81 CERAMIC CHIP 0 01uF 10 25V C3634 1 165 989 11 CAP CERAMIC 10uF 10 6 3V C3635 1 127 895 91 TANTAL CHIP 22uF 20 4V C3801 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C3802 1 125 777 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 1uF 10 10V C3803 1 127 895 91 TANTAL CHIP 22uF 20 4V C3804 1 ...

Page 156: ... 10 16V C4678 1 165 908 11 CERAMIC CHIP 1uF 10 10V C4679 1 164 937 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 001uF 10 50V C4680 1 164 939 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 0022uF 10 50V C4681 1 165 908 11 CERAMIC CHIP 1uF 10 10V C4683 1 165 908 11 CERAMIC CHIP 1uF 10 10V C4684 1 165 908 11 CERAMIC CHIP 1uF 10 10V C4687 1 100 591 91 CERAMIC CHIP 1uF 10 25V C4692 1 165 989 11 CAP CERAMIC 10uF 10 6 3V C4706 1 165 875 11 CERAMIC CHIP 10uF 1...

Page 157: ...889 11 CERAMIC CHIP 2 2uF 10 10V C8042 1 128 964 91 TANTAL CHIP 100uF 20 6 3V C8043 1 165 884 11 CERAMIC CHIP 2 2uF 10 6 3V C8044 1 107 823 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 47uF 10 16V C8045 1 107 823 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 47uF 10 16V C8046 1 112 300 91 CERAMIC CHIP 4 7uF 10 10V C8047 1 112 300 91 CERAMIC CHIP 4 7uF 10 10V C8050 1 112 300 91 CERAMIC CHIP 4 7uF 10 10V C8051 1 112 300 91 CERAMIC CHIP 4 7uF 10 10V C805...

Page 158: ...ERRITE EMI SMD 1005 FB2201 1 469 082 21 INDUCTOR FERRITE BEAD 1005 FB2401 1 469 082 21 INDUCTOR FERRITE BEAD 1005 FB2801 1 400 331 11 FERRITE EMI SMD 1005 FB2802 1 400 331 11 FERRITE EMI SMD 1005 FB3401 1 400 619 11 BEAD FERRITE CHIP 1608 FB3601 1 469 581 21 INDUCTOR FERRITE BEAD 1005 FB3602 1 400 723 11 INDUCTOR FERRITE BEAD 1005 FB3606 1 400 723 11 INDUCTOR FERRITE BEAD 1005 FB3607 1 400 619 11 ...

Page 159: ...7 11 INDUCTOR 15uH L4610 1 469 549 21 INDUCTOR 1uH L4611 1 456 498 11 INDUCTOR 47uH L4612 1 469 549 21 INDUCTOR 1uH L4613 1 469 551 21 INDUCTOR 2 2uH L4615 1 469 549 21 INDUCTOR 1uH L4616 1 469 561 21 INDUCTOR 100uH L4618 1 469 555 21 INDUCTOR 10uH L4622 1 469 555 21 INDUCTOR 10uH L4623 1 469 555 21 INDUCTOR 10uH L4624 1 469 549 21 INDUCTOR 1uH L4625 1 469 549 21 INDUCTOR 1uH L4626 1 469 549 21 IN...

Page 160: ... R1815 1 218 941 81 METAL CHIP 100 5 1 16W R1816 1 218 990 81 SHORT CHIP 0 R1817 1 218 929 11 METAL CHIP 10 5 1 16W R1818 1 218 935 11 METAL CHIP 33 5 1 16W R1819 1 218 965 11 METAL CHIP 10K 5 1 16W R1821 1 218 990 81 SHORT CHIP 0 R1822 1 208 699 11 METAL CHIP 4 7K 0 50 1 16W R1823 1 218 990 81 SHORT CHIP 0 R1825 1 218 990 81 SHORT CHIP 0 R1827 1 208 711 11 RES CHIP 15K 0 50 1 16W R1829 1 218 973 ...

Page 161: ...5 1 16W R3606 1 218 953 11 METAL CHIP 1K 5 1 16W R3607 1 218 953 11 METAL CHIP 1K 5 1 16W R3608 1 218 985 11 METAL CHIP 470K 5 1 16W R3609 1 218 985 11 METAL CHIP 470K 5 1 16W R3613 1 218 977 11 METAL CHIP 100K 5 1 16W R3614 1 218 977 11 METAL CHIP 100K 5 1 16W R3615 1 218 990 81 SHORT CHIP 0 R3616 1 218 977 11 METAL CHIP 100K 5 1 16W R3617 1 218 977 11 METAL CHIP 100K 5 1 16W R3618 1 218 977 11 M...

Page 162: ...K 5 1 16W R4280 1 218 953 11 METAL CHIP 1K 5 1 16W R4281 1 218 972 11 METAL CHIP 39K 5 1 16W R4282 1 218 972 11 METAL CHIP 39K 5 1 16W R4283 1 218 973 11 METAL CHIP 47K 5 1 16W R4287 1 218 990 81 SHORT CHIP 0 R4288 1 218 990 81 SHORT CHIP 0 Z5J Z5N Z5U R4289 1 218 990 81 SHORT CHIP 0 Z5C Z5E Z5P R4401 1 218 941 81 METAL CHIP 100 5 1 16W R4402 1 218 965 11 METAL CHIP 10K 5 1 16W R4403 1 218 965 11 ...

Page 163: ...16W R6520 1 218 990 81 SHORT CHIP 0 R6526 1 218 972 11 METAL CHIP 39K 5 1 16W R6527 1 218 956 11 METAL CHIP 1 8K 5 1 16W R6529 1 218 972 11 METAL CHIP 39K 5 1 16W R6531 1 218 965 11 METAL CHIP 10K 5 1 16W R6532 1 208 721 11 METAL CHIP 39K 0 50 1 16W R6533 1 218 956 11 METAL CHIP 1 8K 5 1 16W R6537 1 218 990 81 SHORT CHIP 0 R6540 1 208 721 11 METAL CHIP 39K 0 50 1 16W R7004 1 218 990 81 SHORT CHIP ...

Page 164: ...3 11 METAL CHIP 220K 0 50 1 16W R8129 1 218 990 81 SHORT CHIP 0 R8130 1 208 935 11 METAL CHIP 100K 0 50 1 16W R8131 1 216 864 11 SHORT CHIP 0 R8135 1 218 973 11 METAL CHIP 47K 5 1 16W R8136 1 218 973 11 METAL CHIP 47K 5 1 16W R8137 1 208 911 11 RES CHIP 10K 0 50 1 16W R8138 1 208 715 11 METAL CHIP 22K 0 50 1 16W R8139 1 208 911 11 RES CHIP 10K 0 50 1 16W COMPOSITION CIRCUIT BLOCK RB1001 1 234 375 ...

Page 165: ...4 7uF 10 10V C5974 1 112 300 91 CERAMIC CHIP 4 7uF 10 10V C5975 1 164 937 11 CERAMIC CHIP 0 001uF 10 50V C5978 1 124 779 00 ELECT CHIP 10uF 20 16V CONNECTOR CN5801 1 816 650 51 FFC FPC CONNECTOR LIF 24P CN5802 1 820 791 11 XLR CONNECTOR RECEPTACLE 3P INPUT1 INPUT2 DIODE D5801 6 501 947 01 DIODE MA2S1110G8S0 D5802 6 501 947 01 DIODE MA2S1110G8S0 D5803 6 501 947 01 DIODE MA2S1110G8S0 D5804 6 501 947...

Page 166: ...11 METAL CHIP 10K 0 5 1 10W R5862 1 218 871 11 METAL CHIP 10K 0 5 1 10W R5863 1 208 911 11 RES CHIP 10K 0 50 1 16W R5864 1 208 911 11 RES CHIP 10K 0 50 1 16W R5865 1 208 911 11 RES CHIP 10K 0 50 1 16W R5866 1 208 911 11 RES CHIP 10K 0 50 1 16W R5867 1 216 809 11 METAL CHIP 100 5 1 10W R5868 1 216 809 11 METAL CHIP 100 5 1 10W R5901 1 218 877 11 METAL CHIP 18K 0 5 1 10W R5902 1 218 877 11 METAL CHI...

Page 167: ...P 22K 5 1 10W R5976 1 208 894 81 METAL CHIP 2K 0 5 1 16W R5981 1 216 817 11 METAL CHIP 470 5 1 10W R5982 1 216 817 11 METAL CHIP 470 5 1 10W R5983 1 216 817 11 METAL CHIP 470 5 1 10W R5984 1 216 817 11 METAL CHIP 470 5 1 10W R5985 1 218 977 11 METAL CHIP 100K 5 1 16W R5986 1 218 977 11 METAL CHIP 100K 5 1 16W XL 010 ...

Page 168: ...Microphone ECM XM1 1 542 749 11 Wind Screen 3 048 481 01 Microphone not supplied Microphone Spacer 3 179 882 01 CD ROM Manuals for Digital HD Video Camera Recorder 4 114 855 01 Connecting Cord DK 415 1 782 361 15 Accessory Shoe Kit X 2188 877 2 Accessory Shoe 3 069 286 03 Screws 2 630 005 31 Accessory Shoe Plate not supplied 4 114 857 11 ENGLISH Z5N Z5U 4 114 858 11 ENGLISH Z5E Z5P 4 114 858 21 SI...

Page 169: ...MT 831 1 478 495 41 コンポーネントA Vケーブル 1 834 646 11 取扱説明書 pdfは全ての言語が付属品のCD ROMに含まれています CD ROM内の取扱説明書 PDF につきましては印刷しての供給は対応しておりません取扱説明書 PDF 取扱説明書 4 114 857 01 日本語大型アイカップ X 2342 702 1 ウインドスクリーンマイク ECM XM1 1 542 749 11 ウインドスクリーン 3 048 481 01 マイク供給せずマイクスペーサー 3 179 882 01 接続コード DK 415 1 782 361 15 アクセサリーシューキット X 2188 877 2 アクセサリーシュー 3 069 286 03 ネジ 2 630 005 31 シューバネ供給せず ...

Page 170: ...RA SECTION ADJUSTMENTS AUDIO SYSTEM ADJUSTMENTS VIDEO SYSTEM ADJUSTMENTS SERVO AND RF SYSTEM ADJUSTMENTS SYSTEM CONTROL SYSTEM ADJUSTMENTS PREPARATIONS BEFORE ADJUSTMENTS VIDEO SECTION ADJUSTMENTS SERVICE MODE DATA PROCESS ADJUSTMENT REMOTE COMMANDER RM 95 SERVICE MODE ADJUSTMENT REMOTE COMMANDER NEW LANC JIG ADJUSTMENT PERIODIC INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE CHECK ADJUSTMENT AND REPLACEMENT OF MECHAN...

Page 171: ...PROM from the board of the machine that is going to be repaired Install the removed EEPROM to the replaced board Procedure 3 When the data cannot be saved due to defective EEPROM or when the EEPROM cannot be removed or installed save the data from the same model of the same destination and download it After the EVR data is saved and downloaded check the respective items of the EVR data Refer to pa...

Page 172: ...d IC5201 VF 178 board IC6201 PD 372 board IC6001 Initialization of Initialization of A B D 1A 1B page data EVR data Initialization of 8 9 C 13 18 1C 1D 1E page data Initialization of camera control page data Camera Origin oscillation check z PSD sensor adj z MR sensor Focus Zoom Ring adj z Lens adj z z Coaxial harness connecting check z Flange back adj z z Black balance adj z z z Auto white balanc...

Page 173: ...gin oscillation check z PSD sensor adj z Lens adj z MR sensor Focus Zoom Ring adj z Coaxial harness connecting check z Flange back adj z Black balance adj z Auto white balance standard data input z LV standard data input z STD GAIN adj z MAX GAIN adj z z Auto white balance adj z Color reproduction adj z White defect adj z Black defect adj z Angular velocity sensor sensitivity adj z z EVF EVF gain ...

Page 174: ...7 A J 4 Color bar chart For PTB 1450 J 6082 559 A J 5 Clear chart For PTB 1450 J 6082 560 A J 6 Siemens star chart J 6080 875 A Filter for color temperature correction C14 J 6080 058 A J 11 ND filter 1 0 J 6080 808 A ND filter 0 4 J 6080 806 A ND filter 0 1 J 6080 807 A J 8 Flange back adjustment jig J 6082 563 A J 12 Camera table J 6082 384 A J 1 Adjustment remote commander RM 95 J 6082 053 B J 1...

Page 175: ...ue cassette J 6082 360 A J 28 J 29 J 30 J 22 Mirror Small oval type J 6080 840 A J 23 Screw driver for the tape path J 6082 026 A Super fine applicator made by Nippon Applicator P752D J 21 Torque Driver Bit 0 J 6082 661 A Component A V Cable 1 834 646 11 A V Connecting Cable 1 5 m with S Video terminal 1 823 156 13 HDMI Cable Optional J 34 J 32 J 33 A V Connecting Cable 1 823 156 61 J 35 Fig 6 1 1...

Page 176: ... 10 and set data 00 1 Connect the equipment for adjustments according to Fig 6 1 2 LANC jack A V Remote Connector Connecting Cord DK 415 1 782 361 15 AC Adaptor Charger AC VQ1050 1 479 580 12 White Audio L Component A V cable 1 834 646 11 Supplied or HDMI cable Optional Red Audio R COMPONENT VIDEO IN HDTV Color monitor HDMI IN Green Y Blue PB CB Red PR CR Adjustment remote commander RM 95 J 6082 0...

Page 177: ...u BACK LIGHT OFF SPOT LIGHT OFF D EXTENDER OFF 2 Order of Adjustments Basically carry out adjustments in the order given 3 Subjects 1 Color bar chart Color reproduction adjustment frame When performing adjustments using the color bar chart ad just the picture frame as shown in Fig 6 1 3 Color reproduc tion adjustment frame 2 Clear chart Color reproduction adjustment frame Remove the color bar char...

Page 178: ...pattern box and camera Example 2 Place a board having a hole in front of the camera and cover the pattern box and camera with a blackout curtain 3 Control of color chart The color chart will fade if it is exposed to direct sunlight or strong light Since the fading of color chart progresses even with the light in the pattern box remove and store the color chart when it is not used Remove the color ...

Page 179: ...he data of the Fixed data 2 address shown in the following table by manual input Modifying Method 1 Before changing the data select page 0 address 01 and set data 01 2 If modification of data on pages A B D set data 00 to page 0 address 10 and then select pages A B D 3 If modification of data on pages 1A 1B set data 01 to page 0 address 10 and then select pages A B After the modification of data f...

Page 180: ...ata Refer to 2 Modification of A B D 1A 1B Page Data Address Initial value Remark NTSC PAL 00 to B0 Fixed data 1 Initialized data B1 Fixed data 2 B2 to FF Fixed data 1 Initialized data 1 2 2 Initialization of 8 9 C 13 18 1C 1D 1E Page Data 1 Initializing of 8 9 C 13 18 1C 1D 1E Page Data Note 1 If Initialization of Pages 8 9 C 13 18 1C 1D 1E is executed all data on pages 8 9 C 13 18 1C 1D 1E are i...

Page 181: ...r may not operate 4 When changing the data press the PAUSE Write button of the adjustment remote commander each time when setting new data to write the data in the non volatile memory 5 If all areas were initialized check that the data at the addresses for adjustment are initial values adjustment initial values listed in the table If different change them to the adjustment initial values Processin...

Page 182: ...evel adj PAL 81to 8B Fixed data 1 Initialized data 8C 79 79 COMPONENT OUT Y level adj 8D 31 31 COMPONENT OUT Pb level adj 8E 32 32 COMPONENT OUT Pr level adj 8F to A0 Fixed data 1 Initialized data A1 70 70 V COM adj LCD A2 20 20 Transmissive mode white balance A3 20 20 adj LCD A4 A5 Fixed data 1 Initialized data A6 80 80 A7 80 80 PANEL gain adj A8 80 80 A9 80 80 AA 80 80 EVF gain adj AB 80 80 AC 3...

Page 183: ...on page 0 address 10 to 00 Note 2 Fixed data 1 Initialized data Refer to 1 Initializing the 8 9 C 13 18 1C 1D 1E Page Data Fixed data 2 Modified data Refer to 2 Modification of 8 9 C 13 18 1C 1D 1E Page Data Address Initial value Remark NTSC PAL 00 to DD Fixed data 1 Initialized data DE Fixed data 2 DF to FF Fixed data 1 Initialized data 8 1C Page table Note 1 If reading writing data on pages 1C s...

Page 184: ...performed again 1 Modification of camera control page data 2 Camera system adjustment if all areas were initial ized Adjustment Page 6D Adjustment Address 00 to F9 Adjustment Page 6E Adjustment Address 00 to FF Adjustment Page 6F Adjustment Address 10 to FF Adjustment Page 7C Adjustment Address 00 to FF Adjustment Page 7E Adjustment Address 00 to FF Adjustment Page 7F Adjustment Address 00 to FF A...

Page 185: ...l 01 PAL model 10 7 00 01 Press PAUSE Write button 11 Set the LANC mode switch of LANC jig in the order SENSOR to NORMAL to SENSOR NTSC PAL mode is going to be ex changed 12 2 EA Check the bit1 value 1 NTSC mode 0 PAL mode 13 6 01 Set the following data and press PAUSE Write button Note 3 NTSC mode 2D Initializing all areas 31 Initializing other than adjustment address PAL mode 2F Initializing all...

Page 186: ... value Remark NTSC PAL 00 to 59 Fixed data 1 Initialized data 5A 00 00 STD gain adj 5B Fixed data 1 Initialized data 5C 36 36 LV Standard data input 5D 10 10 5E 0B 0B MAX gain adj 5F 6E 6E 60 to F9 Fixed data 1 Initialized data 4 6E Page table Note 1 If reading writing data on pages 6E set data 06 to page 0 address 10 and then select pages E By this data set ting the pages 6E can be selected After...

Page 187: ...le Note 1 If reading writing data on pages 8C set data 08 to page 0 address 10 and then select pages C By this data set ting the pages 8C can be selected After the data reading writing finished return the data on page 0 address 10 to 00 Note 2 Fixed data 1 Initialized data Refer to 1 Initializing the Camera Control Data Fixed data 2 Modified data Refer to 2 Modification of Camera Control Data Addr...

Page 188: ...tialized data 67 Fixed data 2 68 to 7E Fixed data 1 Initialized data 7F Fixed data 2 80 to FF Fixed data 1 Initialized data 12 8F Page table Note 1 If reading writing data on pages 8F set data 08 to page 0 address 10 and then select pages F By this data set ting the pages 8F can be selected After the data reading writing finished return the data on page 0 address 10 to 00 Note 2 Fixed data 1 Initi...

Page 189: ...ding writing finished return the data on page 0 address 10 to 00 Note 2 Fixed data 1 Initialized data Refer to 1 Initializing the Camera Control Data Fixed data 2 Modified data Refer to 2 Modification of Camera Control Data Address Initial value Remark NTSC PAL 00 to 4F Fixed data 1 Initialized data 17 AE Page table Note 1 If reading writing data on pages AE set data 0A to page 0 address 10 and th...

Page 190: ...ng data on pages C4 set data 0C to page 0 address 10 and then select pages 4 By this data set ting the pages C4 can be selected After the data reading writing finished return the data on page 0 address 10 to 00 Note 2 Fixed data 1 Initialized data Refer to 1 Initializing the Camera Control Data Fixed data 2 Modified data Refer to 2 Modification of Camera Control Data Address Initial value Remark N...

Page 191: ...ata set ting the pages CA can be selected After the data reading writing finished return the data on page 0 address 10 to 00 Note 2 Fixed data 1 Initialized data Refer to 1 Initializing the Camera Control Data Fixed data 2 Modified data Refer to 2 Modification of Camera Control Data Address Initial value Remark NTSC PAL 00 to FF Fixed data 1 Initialized data 30 CB Page table Note 1 If reading writ...

Page 192: ...nitialized data 3C 3D Fixed data 2 3E Fixed data 1 Initialized data 3F Fixed data 2 40 to 4F Fixed data 1 Initialized data 50 Fixed data 2 51 to 53 Fixed data 1 Initialized data 54 to 57 Fixed data 2 58 to 87 Fixed data 1 Initialized data 88 to 95 Fixed data 2 96 to 99 Fixed data 1 Initialized data 9A to A3 Fixed data 2 A4 A5 Fixed data 1 Initialized data A6 to AB Fixed data 2 AC AD Fixed data 1 I...

Page 193: ...ed data 2 5E to 79 Fixed data 1 Initialized data 7A to 7D Fixed data 2 7E to 83 Fixed data 1 Initialized data 84 85 Fixed data 2 86 to 91 Fixed data 1 Initialized data 92 93 Fixed data 2 94 to 97 Fixed data 1 Initialized data 98 to 9D Fixed data 2 9E Fixed data 1 Initialized data 9F Fixed data 2 A0 to C1 Fixed data 1 Initialized data C2 to C5 Fixed data 2 C6 to EE Fixed data 1 Initialized data EF ...

Page 194: ...ed correctly Subject Not required Measurement Point Measuring Instrument Adjusting remote commander Adjustment Page 6 Adjustment Address D1 to D6 Specified value Data of page 6 address D0 is 07 Note 1 Check that the data of page 6 address 02 is 00 If not select page 6 address 01 set data 00 and press the PAUSE Write button Switch setting 1 POWER CAMERA mode Adjusting method Order Page Address Data...

Page 195: ...RadarW RadarW RadarW 4 Lens Adjustment The inner focus lens MR adjustment is carried out automatically Subject Not required Measurement Point Measuring Instrument Adjusting remote commander Adjustment Page 6F Adjustment Address 30 40 to 4F Specified value Data of page 6 address 0C is 00 Note 1 Perform the adjustment with the lens in horizontal state Note 2 Perform Flange BackAdjustment after this ...

Page 196: ...ustment Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 6 01 00 Press PAUSE Write button 2 0 01 00 RadarW RadarW RadarW 6 Focus Ring Adjustment MR Sensor The manual focus ring MR adjustment is carried out automati cally Subject Not required Measurement Point Measuring Instrument Adjusting remote commander Adjustment Page 6D 6E Adjustment Address A5toA8 ADtoAF FA FB Note 1 Perform the adjustment with the lens ...

Page 197: ...and WIDE end respec tively Fig 6 1 7 Minipattern box Below 3 cm Camera Red Black Yellow SENS White SENS Black GND Need not connected Regulated power supply Output voltage Specified voltage 0 01 Vdc Output current more than 3 5 A Flange back adjustment jig Below 3 cm Camera 7 1 Flange Back Adjustment RadarW RadarW RadarW Using the minipattern box or flange back adjust ment jig Perform the flange ba...

Page 198: ...e data changes to 01 20 6 0C Check the data is 00 Note 7 After adjustment if the focusing to a subject located at infinity failed increase the ilIlluminance of the chart and perform readjustment Note 8 For the bit values refer to 6 4 SERVICE MODE 4 4 3 Bit value discrimination Note 9 The adjustment data will be automatically input to page 6F address 20 to 3F Note 10 The center line portion of char...

Page 199: ... 6 01 00 Press PAUSE Write button 2 6 2C 00 3 6 40 00 4 6 41 00 5 6 4D 00 6 6 61 00 7 Wait for 3 seconds 8 0 01 00 9 Black Balance Adjustment RadarW RadarW RadarW Adjust the black level Subject Not required Measurement Point Measuring Instrument Adjusting remote commander Adjustment Page 6E Adjustment Address C6 to EF Note 1 If reading writing data on pages 6E set data 06 to page 0 address 10 and ...

Page 200: ...ustment frame 17 cm PTB 1450 from the front of lens Measurement Point VIDEO OUT jack 75 Ω terminated Measuring Instrument Oscilloscope and monitor TV 16 9 Specified Value A B C D E F Note 1 Flange Back Adjustment before this adjustment Note 2 Check that the data of page 0 address 10 is 00 Switch setting 1 POWER CAMERA mode 2 D EXTENDER Menu setting OFF 3 STEADY SHOT Menu setting OFF 4 REC FORMAT M...

Page 201: ...o set data 6D page data Address Data Address Data B0 04 D4 05 B1 00 D5 04 B2 00 D6 FF B3 00 D7 5A B4 00 D8 00 B5 00 D9 1D B6 00 DA FF B7 00 DB AA B8 04 DC 04 B9 00 DD 77 BA 00 DE FF BB 00 DF 92 BC 00 E0 FF BD 00 E1 FA BE 00 E2 FF BF 00 E3 F4 C0 04 E4 04 C1 00 E5 1C C2 04 E6 05 C3 00 E7 2A C4 00 E8 FF C5 00 E9 72 C6 00 EA FF C7 00 EB D4 C8 00 EC FF C9 00 ED 90 CA 04 EE 04 CB 00 EF CD CC 00 F0 FF CD...

Page 202: ... at 3200K Adjustment Page 6D Adjustment Address 5C 5D Adjusting method 1 Select page 0 address 01 and set data 01 2 Select page 0 address 10 and set data 06 3 Input the following data to page D 6D address 5C and 5D Note Press the PAUSE Write button of the adjustment remote com mander each time to set data Address Data 5C 36 5D 2B 4 Select page 0 address 10 and set data 00 5 Select page 0 address 0...

Page 203: ...select page 6 address 01 set data 00 and press PAUSE Write button Switch setting 1 POWER CAMERA mode 2 ND FILTER OFF 3 D EXTENDER Menu setting OFF 4 STEADY SHOT Menu setting OFF 5 REC FORMAT Menu setting HDV1080i Adjusting method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 Place the C14 filter on the lens 2 0 01 01 3 6 99 Check the data is 00 4 6 02 Check the data is 00 5 6 07 Check the data is 04 6 6 61 ...

Page 204: ...e 3 3 6 99 Check the data is 00 4 6 07 Check the data is 04 5 6 61 01 6 Wait for 3 seconds 7 6 40 01 8 6 41 01 9 6 CA 85 10 6 C9 10 OUTDOOR white balance check 11 6 01 4F Press PAUSE Write button 12 6 02 Check the data changes to 01 13 6 0C Check the data is 00 14 6 01 00 Press PAUSE Write button INDOOR white balance check 15 6 01 0F Press PAUSE Write button 16 6 02 Check the data changes to 01 17...

Page 205: ...t select page 6 address 01 set data 00 and press PAUSE Write button Switch setting 1 POWER CAMERA mode 2 ND FILTER OFF 3 D EXTENDER Menu setting OFF 4 STEADY SHOT Menu setting OFF 5 REC FORMAT Menu setting HDV1080i Adjusting method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 0 01 01 2 6 99 Check the data is 00 3 6 02 Check the data is 00 4 6 9B Check the bit value of bit2 is 0 Note 4 5 6 9B Check the bit ...

Page 206: ...tting OFF 5 REC FORMAT Menu setting HDV1080i Checking method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 Place the C14 filter on the lens 2 0 01 01 3 6 99 Check the data is 00 4 6 02 Check the data is 00 5 6 9B Check the bit value of bit2 is 0 Note 3 6 6 9B Check the bit value of bit3 is 0 Note 3 7 6 07 Check the data is 04 8 6 15 A0 9 6 61 01 10 Wait for 3 seconds 11 6 40 01 12 6 41 01 13 6 C9 10 14 6 CA...

Page 207: ...ompleting Adjustment Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 6 01 00 Press PAUSE Write button 2 6 40 00 3 6 41 00 4 6 61 00 5 0 01 00 21 Auto White Balance Adjustment ND1 RadarW RadarW RadarW RadarW RadarW Adjust to the proper auto white balance output data If it is not correct auto white balance and color reproducibility will be poor Subject Clear chart Color reproduction adjustment frame Filter Filt...

Page 208: ...it2 is 0 Note 3 3 6 99 Check the data is 01 4 6 07 Check the data is 04 5 6 61 01 6 Wait for 3 seconds 7 6 40 01 8 6 41 01 9 6 CA 85 10 6 C9 10 OUTDOOR white balance check 11 6 01 4F Press PAUSE Write button 12 6 02 Check the data changes to 01 13 6 0C Check the data is 00 14 6 01 00 Press PAUSE Write button INDOOR white balance check 15 6 01 0F Press PAUSE Write button 16 6 02 Check the data chan...

Page 209: ...ent Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 6 01 00 Press PAUSE Write button 2 6 40 00 3 6 41 00 4 0 01 00 24 Auto White Balance Adjustment ND2 RadarW RadarW RadarW RadarW RadarW Adjust to the proper auto white balance output data If it is not correct auto white balance and color reproducibility will be poor Subject Clear chart Color reproduction adjustment frame Filter Filter C14 for color temperatur...

Page 210: ...t value of bit2 is 0 Note 3 3 6 99 Check the data is 02 4 6 07 Check the data is 04 5 6 40 01 6 6 41 01 7 6 CA 85 8 6 C9 10 OUTDOOR white balance check 9 6 01 4F Press PAUSE Write button 10 6 02 Check the data changes to 01 11 6 0C Check the data is 00 12 6 01 00 Press PAUSE Write button INDOOR white balance check 13 6 01 0F Press PAUSE Write button 14 6 02 Check the data changes to 01 15 6 0C Che...

Page 211: ...ent Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 6 01 00 Press PAUSE Write button 2 6 40 00 3 6 41 00 4 6 13 00 5 0 01 00 27 Auto White Balance Adjustment ND3 RadarW RadarW RadarW RadarW RadarW Adjust to the proper auto white balance output data If it is not correct auto white balance and color reproducibility will be poor Subject Clear chart Color reproduction adjustment frame Filter Filter C14 for color ...

Page 212: ...e of bit2 is 0 Note 3 3 6 99 Check the data is 03 4 6 07 Check the data is 04 5 6 40 01 6 6 41 01 7 6 CA 85 8 6 C9 10 9 6 13 BF OUTDOOR white balance check 10 6 01 4F Press PAUSE Write button 11 6 02 Check the data changes to 01 12 6 0C Check the data is 00 13 6 01 00 Press PAUSE Write button INDOOR white balance check 14 6 01 0F Press PAUSE Write button 15 6 02 Check the data changes to 01 16 6 0...

Page 213: ...g the aging the screen will be as follows Fig 6 1 13 5 When the aging completed execute the subsequent steps to exit the aging temperature judge mode 6 F 5D 00 Press PAUSE Write button 9F 7 0 10 00 8 0 01 00 Fig 6 1 12 CMOS temperature checking method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 0 FF 06 2 7 78 Check the data is 00 3 7 79 Check the data is 1D to 2A Note 4 4 0 FF 00 Note 4 If the data is oth...

Page 214: ...re 1 6 01 00 Press PAUSE Write button 2 0 01 00 31 White Defect Check RadarW RadarW RadarW Subject Not required Measurement Point Adjusting remote commander Measuring Instrument Specified value 1 Data of page 6 address D1 is 00 Specified value 2 Data of page 6 address D2 is 00 to 06 Note 1 Perform White Defect Adjustment before this adjust ment Note 2 Check that the data of page 0 address 10 is 00...

Page 215: ...93 00 6 6 01 79 Press PAUSE Write button 7 Wait for 4 seconds 8 6 01 00 Press PAUSE Write button 9 6 2C 00 10 0 01 00 33 Black Defect Adjustment 2 Gch RadarW RadarW RadarW RadarW RadarW Detect black defective pixels of CMOS image sensor Subject Clear chart All white Note 1 Note 1 Shoot the clear chart with the zoom TELE end Note 2 Perform White Defect Check before this adjustment Note 3 Check that...

Page 216: ...on 2 6 90 00 3 6 91 00 4 6 92 00 5 6 93 00 6 6 01 79 Press PAUSE Write button 7 Wait for 4 seconds 8 6 01 00 Press PAUSE Write button 9 6 2C 00 10 0 01 00 35 Angular Velocity Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment Perform the angular velocity sensor sensitivity adjustment only when replacing the angular velocity sensor or lens block When the microprocessor circuit etc malfunctions do not perform this adjus...

Page 217: ...mpleting Adjustment Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 0 01 00 2 Check that the steady shot function operates normally 35 2 Angular Velocity Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment 2 Adjustment Page 7F Note 1 Adjustment Address 21 Note 1 If reading writing data on pages 7F set data 07 to page 0 address 10 and then select pages F By this data set ting the pages 7F can be selected After the data reading writ...

Page 218: ...on 9 3 01 6B Press PAUSE Write button Note 3 10 3 03 Check the data is 00 Note 4 11 3 70 10 Press PAUSE Write button 12 3 70 Check the data changes to 11 13 0 01 00 1 4 ELECTRONIC VIEWFINDER SYSTEM ADJUSTMENTS Before perform the viewfinder system adjustments check the data of page 0 address 10 is 00 If not select page 0 address 10 and set the data 00 Note 1 Taken an extreme care not to destroy the...

Page 219: ...te 3 10 3 03 Check the data is 00 Note 4 11 3 70 10 Press PAUSE Write button 12 3 70 Check the data changes to 11 13 0 01 00 1 5 LCD SYSTEM ADJUSTMENTS Before perform the LCD system adjustments check that the data of page 0 address 10 is 00 If not select page 0 address 10 and set the data 00 Note 1 Taken an extreme care not to destroy the liquid crystal display module by static electricity when re...

Page 220: ...AUSE Write button 13 3 70 Check the data changes to 11 14 0 01 00 Fig 6 1 13 3 Transmissive Mode White Balance Adjustment PD 372 board Correct the white balance at transmissive mode If deviated the LCD screen color cannot be reproduced Mode VTR stop VCR mode Signal No signal Measurement Point Check on LCD screen Measuring Instrument Adjustment Page C Adjustment Address A2 A3 Specified Value LCD sc...

Page 221: ...wiping cloth Ref No J 20 moistened with head clean ing liquid Ref No J 19 lightly against the rotary drum Ro tate the upper drum with a super fine applicator slowly in the counter clockwise direction to clean the rotary drum Caution Never rotate the rotary drum by turning on the main power of the motor or rotate it in the clockwise direction Never move the cloth vertically against the head tip as ...

Page 222: ... a Remarks Be careful not to attach oil Be careful not to attach oil Operating hours H a Cleaning Check 2 3 Periodic Inspection List Note 1 When the machine is overhauled replace the parts referring to the above list Note 2 Grease Be sure to use the specified grease only If grease of different viscosity is used it can cause various troubles The grease must not contain any dust or other matter othe...

Page 223: ...mechanism deck 3 Auto Test The Mode Selector II stores the status transition table in its memory as data indicating the respective modes of the mechanism deck The status transition table can be used to confirm whether a mecha nism deck is operating normally or has abnormality from a series of movements of a mechanism deck If an abnormal status transi tion is detected during operation the NG indica...

Page 224: ...II as follows Press the SEL button 3 Mode Selector II Power Off Turn off the main power of the Mode Selector II as follows Press the RVS and FF buttons at the same time for 2 seconds or longer while the power is on SEL SEL SEL STEP TEST MANUAL TEST AUTO TEST POWER ON MECHA SELECT MODE SELECT From any status Press RVS and FF for 2 sec simultaneously Main power is turned off RVS FF RVS FF RVS FF SEL...

Page 225: ...of the mechanism deck is kept turned on until the mechanical status is changed from the present mechanical status that is obtained from the sensor information 8 Auto Test In this test the mechanism deck is tested as to whether it performs a series of movements correctly in accordance with the operation sequence that is memorized earlier for each type of deck by check ing the output signals from se...

Page 226: ...pressing the RVS or FF button The selected status appears on STATUS EJyULEyLD1 SR yLD2 HL ySTOPyR P 2 4 4 Battery Alarm Indication When the level of the battery used to supply power to this system decreases this display appears asynchronously When this hap pens all operations are disabled and the battery must be replaced MD name Code A B C 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 N Mechanis...

Page 227: ...nical Chassis Block Ass y 2 page 6 82 Mechanical Chassis Block Ass y LS Chassis Block Ass y 3 28 Relay Gear Conversion Gear 3 12 S Positioning page 6 76 3 20 Pendulum Ass y 3 11 T Reel Table Ass y page 6 71 3 15 S Reel Table Ass y page 6 80 3 24 GL Gear T page 6 62 3 17 FP 228 Flexible Board 3 7 END Sensor Q901 3 27 T Reel Sensor H902 S Reel Sensor H901 page 6 72 3 16 RVS Brake Block Ass y 3 22 Co...

Page 228: ...file of the flexible adhesive sheet Flexible adhesive sheet Slot reference A Hole reference B Drum rear view 2 Three screws M1 4 2 0 2 Attachment procedure 1 Enter the ULE mode 2 Attach the flexible adhesive sheet 4 3 Hold the tape supporter block and set the reference holes A and B to the drum base reference pins A and B 4 Install the the drum 3 with the three screws special head screw M1 4 2 0 2...

Page 229: ... 1 4 1 3 While pushing the frame of the cassette compartment ass y toward inside remove the shaft 2 inside the LS frame from the groove A of the LS chassis in the direction of the arrow B 4 Remove the shaft 3 inside the LS frame from the groove C of the LS chassis 5 Remove the cassette compartment ass y shafts 4 and 5 from the LS chassis grooves D and E Remove the cassette com partment ass y 6 2 A...

Page 230: ...Capstan motor block Capstan motor block A 3 4 TG6 Catcher 1 Removal procedure 1 Disengage the hook B of the TG6 catcher and remove the TG6 catcher 1 from the chassis of the capstan motor block in the direction of the arrow A 2 Attachment procedure 1 Engage the hooks C and B of the TG6 catcher 2 in the capstan motor block ...

Page 231: ...t procedure 1 Engage the claw A and install the motor holder block ass y loading 5 2 Install the screw special head screw M1 2 1 5 4 Tightening torque 0 04 0 01 N m 0 41 0 1 kgf cm 3 Turn over the capstan cover and install the screw special head screw M1 2 6 5 3 4 Solder the two locations 1 and install the FP 031 flexible board 2 to the motor holder block ass y loading 5 Tightening torque 0 04 0 0...

Page 232: ...ole 2 Attachment procedure 1 Align the L motor block ass y loading M902 5 with the dowel B insert it into the motor holder 4 While being care ful not to contact the screw and the screwdriver with the motor worm install the screw special head screw M1 2 1 5 3 Tightening torque 0 04 0 01 N m 0 41 0 1 kgf cm 2 Apply the grease as much as a ball of 1 0 mm diameter on the portion D on the bottom of the...

Page 233: ...ldering iron tip contacting time within 2 sec 1 Removal procedure 1 Remove soldering at the two locations 1 of the END sensor Q901 2 Disengage the claw 2 and the END sensor Q901 3 3 Remove soldering at the two locations 4 of the TOP sensor Q902 4 Disengage the claw 5 and the TOP sensor Q902 6 2 Attachment procedure 1 Engage the TOP sensor Q902 6 in the claw 5 2 Solder two locations 4 of the TOP se...

Page 234: ...ing Br and the holder s claw must not be melt When attaching the MIC cover align the attaching position using the position setting hole 2 Attachment procedure 1 While pressing the top of the MIC terminal MIC903 4 fix it with the screw special head screw M1 4 2 0 3 Tightening torque 0 06 0 01 N m 0 61 0 1 kgf cm 2 Remove soldering at the five locations A and install the FP 031 flexible board 2 to t...

Page 235: ...fg Soldering iron tip T1 1BC Soldering iron tip temperature 300 10 C Soldering iron tip contacting time within 2 sec Soldering LED D902 FP 031 flexible board Points to be noted Key Points in Re assembling 3 9 LED D902 1 Removal procedure 1 Remove the LED D902 and the FP 031 flexible board 1 from the LED base 2 Remove soldering at the two locations A and remove the LED D902 2 2 Attachment procedure...

Page 236: ...move the LED D902 1 from the LED base 2 Remove the screw precision screw M1 4 1 8 2 3 Float the LED base 3 and remove the dowel 4 Slide the LED base 3 in the direction of the arrow A and disengage the three claws at B C and D 5 While freeing the LED from the LED base 3 remove the LED base 3 6 Disengage the claw E and remove the Reel Lock Cancel 2 Attachment procedure 1 Install the Reel Lock Cancel...

Page 237: ...emoval procedure 1 While freeing the claw from the T reel shaft in the direction of the arrow remove the T reel table ass y 1 2 Attachment procedure 1 Verify that the part that is going to be installed is the T reel table ass y Then insert it into the T reel shaft While rotating it snap it in Verify that it is locked ...

Page 238: ...assembling A 1 Removal procedure 1 Remove the tension coil spring SB 1 from the hook of the S positioning 2 2 Rotate the S positioning in the direction of the arrow A and remove the claw 3 and disengage the dowel 3 Remove the claw 4 and remove the S positioning 5 2 Attachment procedure 1 Insert the claw 4 of the S positioning 5 in the hole of the LS chassis 2 Engage the claw 3 and the dowel 3 Inse...

Page 239: ...rake shaft S brake block ass y Hole of the LS chassis 1 Removal procedure 1 Remove the S brake block ass y 1 from the S brake shaft 2 Attachment procedure 1 Insert the lever 2 of the S brake block ass y into the hole of the LS chassis and install the S brake block ass y 1 in the S brake shaft ...

Page 240: ...nside of the TG1 shaft hole Amount of grease A ball of grease of 1 0 mm diameter Re application of grease to the already greased point is not necessary 2 While inserting the tension regulator cam lever into the groove of the cam base ass y insert the TG1 shaft into the TG1 shaft hole 3 Hook the tension regulator spring 3 on the tension regulator ass y 4 with the very end of the spring facing downw...

Page 241: ...l table ass y 3 While freeing the claw at the location in the direction of the arrow remove the S reel table ass y 3 from the S reel shaft 2 Attachment procedure 1 Insert the S reel table ass y 3 into the S reel shaft While rotating it snap it in Verify that it is locked 2 Insert the tension regulator band into the groove of the S reel table ass y While pushing the FWD ADJ with finger fix it with ...

Page 242: ...ke block ass y D Hook B Hook A 2 Attachment procedure 1 Install the RVS brake spring 2 in the shaft C and engage the RVS brake spring 2 on the hooks A and B 2 Open the RVS brake holder in the direction of the arrow D and install the RVS brake block ass y 1 into the RVS brake shaft 3 16 RVS Brake Block Ass y 1 Removal procedure 1 Remove the RVS brake block ass y 1 from the RVS brake shaft 2 Remove ...

Page 243: ...0 C Soldering iron tip contacting time within 2 sec Be careful not to create the hollow soldering bridge formation and the holder s claw must not be melt Mechanism chassis Soldering 1 Removal procedure 1 Remove soldering at two locations 1 on the FP 031 board and the FP 228 flexible board and remove the FP 228 flex ible board DEW SENSOR 2 from the mechanism chassis 2 Attachment procedure 1 Attach ...

Page 244: ...e application of grease to the already greased point is not necessary Points to be noted 1 Removal procedure 1 Remove the extension spring return TG6 1 2 Remove the TG6 block ass y 2 2 Attachment procedure 1 Apply grease inside the boss of the TG6 shaft hole Amount of grease A ball of grease of 1 0 mm diameter Re application of grease to the already greased point is not necessary 2 Insert the TG6 ...

Page 245: ...e 1 Move the LS chassis in the direction of arrow A so that the distance between the end of the LS chassis and end of the mechanism chassis is in the range of 4 5 mm to 5 5 mm 2 Rotate the pinch arm ass y 2 in the direction of arrow B and remove the torsion spring pinch return C 3 Remove the pinch arm ass y 3 and remove the torsion spring pinch return 4 2 Attachment procedure 1 Apply grease on the...

Page 246: ...ot re use the washer Key Points in Re assembling Mecha chassis section rear view Points to be noted Relay gear hole 1 Removal procedure 1 Remove the washer 1 from the pendulum shaft 2 Remove the pendulum ass y 2 from the relay gear hole 2 Attachment procedure 1 Install the pendulum ass y 2 to the relay gear hole 2 Install the washer 1 to the pendulum shaft Do not re use the washer ...

Page 247: ...aring A Claw bearing A 2 Drum base ass y Drum base block ass y Two claws C Two claws C 1 Removal procedure 1 Enter the ULE mode 2 Remove the three screws special head screw M1 4 2 0 1 3 Remove the drum base ass y 2 in the direction of the arrow 2 Attachment procedure 1 Install the claw bearing A and then groove B of the drum base ass y 2 in the claws C in two locations and the claw D of the rail r...

Page 248: ...osition A 2 While rotating the coaster S ass y 1 and the coaster T ass y 2 remove them through the key hole at the tip of the GL arms two locations 3 Load the GL arms two locations until the tips of the arms reach the position B 4 Remove the screw special head screw M1 4 2 0 3 and remove the rail 4 2 Attachment procedure 1 Set the dowel of the rail to the groove of the mecha chassis and install th...

Page 249: ...moval 1 Remove the GL T block ass y 1 from the GL T shaft 2 Remove the GL S block ass y 2 from the GL arm S shaft 2 Attachment procedure 1 Enter the ULE mode 2 Installing the GL arm S ass y Install the GL arm S ass y 2 to the GL arm S shaft while aligning the second gear of the GL rack with the phase align ment mark 3 Installing the GL T block ass y Install the GL T block ass y 1 to the GL T shaft...

Page 250: ...rsion coil spring T B A 1 Removal procedure 1 Remove the GL arm claw 1 in the direction of the arrow 2 Remove the GL arm T ass y 2 3 Remove the GL torsion coil spring T 3 from the GL gear T 4 2 Attachment procedure 1 Install the torsion coil spring T 2 in the GL gear T 1 2 Engage the GL arm T claw 3 in the A portion of the torsion coil spring T 4 3 Engage the GL arm T claw in the groove of the GL ...

Page 251: ...ss y Pinch arm ass y Be sure to remove each part from the block before disassembling re assembling 1 Removal procedure 1 Enter the ULE mode 2 Remove the screw special head screw M1 4 1 4 1 3 Remove the screw special head screw M1 4 1 4 2 4 Remove the cam gear ass y shaft 3 from the LS cam plate groove of the LS chassis block ass y 5 Remove the LS chassis block ass y 4 in the direction of the arrow...

Page 252: ... Chassis Block Ass y 2 7 Install the LS chassis ass y in the direction of the arrow B B C A 8 Screw M1 4 1 4 4 GL lack groove 6 Came gear shaft 5 LS cam plate groove Came gear ass y Mode gear ass y GL lack shaft Mechanical chassis ass y LS chassis ass y 2 Place the GL rack in the direction of the arrow A LS chassis The position so that the conversion gear shaft is visible Position of alignment 9 S...

Page 253: ...grease of 1 0 mm diameter Apply grease GL rack shaft On the side inside of press arm Mechanism chassis block LS chassis block Cam base assy Shaft in the screw hole Apply grease on the sliding surface of the GL rack shaft and the GL rack groove Cam gear assy Shaft in the screw hole LS chassis block Shaft Apply grease Apply grease Points to be noted Apply grease Points to be noted Apply grease ...

Page 254: ...S Reel sensor H901 2 T Reel sensor H902 1 Four solderings 3 Four solderings 1 Removal procedure 1 Remove soldering at the four locations 1 of the T reel sensor and remove the T reel sensor H902 2 2 Remove soldering at the four locations 3 S reel sensor and remove the S reel sensor H901 4 2 Attachment procedure 1 Solder four locations 3 S reel sensor and install the S reel sensor H901 4 in the FP 0...

Page 255: ...e capstan motor block Ensure that belt has no twisting 1 Belt Don t re use the washer Points to be noted 1 Removal procedure 1 Remove the belt 1 from the conversion gear 2 Remove the washer 2 from the conversion gear shaft 3 Remove the conversion gear 3 4 Remove the relay gear 4 2 Attachment procedure 1 Apply grease on the relay gear shaft Amount of grease A ball of grease of 0 5 mm diameter 2 App...

Page 256: ...he amount of grease to be applied 1 Removal procedure 1 Remove the screw special head screw M1 4 1 4 1 2 Remove the cam gear ass y 2 from the cam gear shaft 2 Attachment procedure 1 Apply grease on the specified locations of the cam gear ass y 2 Amount of grease A ball of grease of 1 0 mm diameter 2 Move the mode slider ass y in the direction of arrow A as far as it can go 3 Align the gear phase o...

Page 257: ...iter Hook must face downward Hook must face upward 2 Attachment procedure 1 Apply grease on the cam gear shaft and the mode slider shaft Amount of grease A ball of grease of 1 0 mm diameter 2 Engage the shaft B in the groove C and install the mode slider ass y 4 while aligning its side D and E engage it in the claw of the LS chassis then install the mode slider ass y 4 3 Hook the belt 3 on the con...

Page 258: ...y grease Points to be noted Points to be noted Key Points inRe assembling Alignment mark 1 Removal procedure 1 Remove the screw special head screw M1 4 1 4 1 2 Remove the dowel from the cam base ass y 2 Slide the cam base ass y 2 and remove the pin C and remove the cam base ass y 2 3 Remove the mode gear ass y 3 2 Attachment procedure 1 Apply grease equally on the sliding surface of the FP 032 fle...

Page 259: ...Mode gear ass y Mode gear ass y No 1 gear shaft No 2 gear shaft 1 Removal procedure 1 Remove the No 1 gear 1 from the No 1 gear shaft 2 Remove the No 2 gear 2 from the No 2 gear shaft 2 Attachment procedure 1 Install the No 2 gear 2 in the No 2 gear shaft 2 Install the No 1 gear 1 in the No 1 gear shaft ...

Page 260: ... loading M902 Worm shaft 2J Motor holder base Washer Relay gear Conversion gear Relay gear shaft Conversion gear shaft Apply grease Apply grease when installing Amount of grease A ball of grease of 1 0 mm diameter Conversion gear shaft Belt Side of inside Side of outside Apply grease when installing Amount of grease A ball of grease of 1 0 mm diameter Cam gear ass y Cam gear ass y Do not apply gre...

Page 261: ...lling Amount of grease A ball of grease of 1 0 mm diameter Apply grease GL rack shaft On the side inside of press arm Mechanical chassis block ass y LS chassis block ass y Cam base assy Shaft in the screw hole Apply grease on the sliding surface of the GL rack shaft and the GL rack groove Cam gear assy Shaft in the screw hole LS chassis block Shaft Apply grease Apply grease ...

Page 262: ...ar shaft Mode slide shaft Screw M1 4 1 4 Cam base assy Apply grease when installing Amount of grease A ball of grease of 0 5 mm diameter Apply grease equally when installing Apply grease on the sliding surface of the FP 032 flexible board with the mode gear ass y FP 032 flexible board Be careful so that the dust should not be adhered to the greased surface Mode gear assy Apply grease Mode gear ass...

Page 263: ...al MIC903 Soldering at the five locations Use the rubber finger tip cover Lead free solder Wire type 0 6 Soldering iron 941 made by Hakko Mfg Soldering iron tip T1 1BC Soldering iron tip temperature 300 10 C Soldering iron tip contacting time within 2 sec Be careful not to create the hollow soldering Br and the holder s claw must not be melt LED D902 Soldering at 2 locations LED D902 FP 031 flexib...

Page 264: ...Mfg Soldering iron tip T1 1BC Soldering iron tip temperature 300 10 C Soldering iron tip contacting time within 2 sec Four solderings S Reel sensor H901 T Reel sensor H902 Four solderings FP 228 Flexible Board DEW SENSOR FP 228 Flexible Board FP 031 Flexible Board FP 031 Flexible Board Mechanical chassis Soldering at the two locations Soldering Use the rubber finger tip cover Lead free solder Wire...

Page 265: ...atching Phase GL arm ass y S GL rack GL arm S shaft GL arm T shaft GL arm T shaft GL T arm plate GL T arm plate is placed parallel to the chassis GL T block ass y Alignment mark Screw M1 4 1 4 Cam gear ass y Cam gear assy Mode gear assy ...

Page 266: ...easure If the distance is not 2 mm perform the following adjustment 2 Loosen the screw and adjust the band adjuster so that the distance between the flanges on the TG1 guide and the TG2 guide becomes 2 mm using the adjustment screwdriver Ref No J 25 and finally tighten the screw Tightening torque 0 06 0 01 N m 0 61 0 1 kgf cm Note When measuring the distance between guides by inserting the block g...

Page 267: ...ssis block and while pulling the LS cam plate fixing screw A special head screw M1 4 1 4 with the force of 2 5 0 5 N m 25 5 2 5kgf cm as shown by the small arrow mark tighten the LS cam plate fixing screw A special head screw M1 4 1 4 Tightening torque 0 1 0 01 N m 1 02 0 1 kgf cm 5 Remove the pressing force shown by the large arrow mark in step 3 first Then remove the pressing force shown by the ...

Page 268: ...ance side or the exit side refer to Fig 6 2 7 B and C perform the adjustment of section 3 2 TG2 TG4 Guide CoarseAdjustment and later 9 Prepare an exclusive DVM 80 tape commercial item Remove the lid of the cassette 10 When the required conditions of step 8 are satisfied perform Required Work upon Completion of Adjustment as described below upon completion of adjustment check Required Work upon Com...

Page 269: ... the measurement value does not satisfy the specifications perform the following adjustment If the measurement value is higher than the specification Decreases the spring tension Move the tension coil spring hook to another spring stay in the direction of B If the measurement value is lower than the specification Increases the spring tension Move the tension coil spring hook to another spring stay...

Page 270: ... to Fig 6 2 11 and 6 2 12 If there is any change in the entrance side of the tape path wave form re adjust the entrance side TG2 Refer to 3 4 TG2 TG4 Guide Fine Adjustment Fig 6 2 13 Clearance between tape and upper lower flanges becomes equality Measure the difference of tape run at this position Tape TG1 guide TG1 guide Drum Fig 6 2 11 Fig 6 2 12 Entrance side Exit side Entrance side Exit side 3...

Page 271: ...ave elapsed Fig 6 2 14 3 Release your finger from the FF button and press the REW button to enter the REV mode Measure the tape height after 3 seconds have elapsed 4 Release your finger from the REW button 5 Adjust the TG6 height so that the tape height in the CUE mode is the same as that in the REV mode Adjust the TG6 height by rotating the adjustment nut of the TG6 guide in the following manner ...

Page 272: ... back the tracking standard XH2 1A1 Ref No J 12 2 Establish the CUE mode Confirm that the pitches between the peaks of the RF waveform are equally spaced Also con firm that the RF waveform amplitude at entrance side B and exit side C is 50 or more respectively when taking the amplitude A in the CUE or REV mode as 100 3 Establish the REV mode Confirm that the pitches between the peaks of the RF wav...

Page 273: ...s and signal names of CN1004 LANC jack Note The pin arrangement is reverse between CN1004 of VC 543 board and CPC 13 jig Accordingly be careful when inserting the connector Audio L White Audio R Red VIDEO system adjustment S VIDEO VIDEO A V Connecting Cable 1 5 m with S Video terminal 1 823 156 13 S Video Black Video Yellow Terminated 75 Ω Adjustment remote commander RM 95 J 6082 053 B NEW LANC JI...

Page 274: ... bar signal waveform Color bar pattern 3 1 5 Output Level and Impedance A V Remote Connector 10 pin connector When A V connecting cable is connected Video signal 1 Vp p 75 Ω ohms Luminance signal 1 Vp p 75 Ω ohms Chrominance signal 0 286 Vp p burst signal 75 Ω ohms NTSC Chrominance signal 0 3 Vp p burst signal 75 Ω ohms PAL When Component A V connecting cable is connected Y 1 Vp p 75 Ω ohms PB PR ...

Page 275: ... address 70 and check that the data changes to 11 15 Select page 0 address 01 and set data 00 3 2 SYSTEM CONTROL SYSTEM ADJUSTMENTS 1 Initialization of EEPROM Data If the EEPROM data is erased due to some reason perform 1 2 INITIALIZATION OF EVR DATA of 6 1 CAMERA SEC TION ADJUSTMENTS 2 Node Unique ID No Input Note 1 Perform 2 2 Input of Serial No if the data on page 13 has been cleared and origin...

Page 276: ...F00 12032 2F00 20224 4F00 28416 6F00 36608 8F00 44800 AF00 52992 CF00 61184 EF00 4096 1000 12288 3000 20480 5000 28672 7000 36864 9000 45056 B000 53248 D000 61440 F000 4352 1100 12544 3100 20736 5100 28928 7100 37120 9100 45312 B100 53504 D100 61696 F100 4608 1200 12800 3200 20992 5200 29184 7200 37376 9200 45568 B200 53760 D200 61952 F200 4864 1300 13056 3300 21248 5300 29440 7300 37632 9300 4582...

Page 277: ...s 00 Note 1 Check that the data of page 0 address 10 is 00 Adjusting method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 Close the cassette compart ment without inserting cassette 2 0 01 01 3 3 71 01 Press PAUSE Write button 4 3 03 FF Press PAUSE Write button 5 C 16 20 Press PAUSE Write button 6 3 01 1B Press PAUSE Write button 7 3 02 Check the data changes in the following order 1B t 2B t 00 8 3 03 Check ...

Page 278: ...ard RadarW RadarW RadarW Mode VTR playback VCR mode Signal SW OL standard XH2 3 Measurement Point Displayed data of page 3 address 03 Measuring Instrument Adjusting remote commander Adjustment Page C Adjustment Address 10 11 12 13 Specified value The data of page 3 address 03 is 00 Note 1 Check that the data of page 0 address 10 is 00 Adjusting method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 Insert the...

Page 279: ... 00 B5 00 BD 00 C5 00 B6 00 BE 00 C6 00 B7 80 BF 00 C7 00 B8 00 C0 00 B9 00 C1 00 Table 6 3 4 Adjusting method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 0 01 01 2 3 71 01 Press PAUSE Write button 3 Check that the data of page C address B2 to C7 is the initial value See Table 6 3 4 4 Playback the recorded signal at Preparations before adjustments 5 3 03 FF Press PAUSE Write button 6 3 01 40 Press PAUSE W...

Page 280: ...N Z5P Z5U 5 Processing After Adjustments Set the data after CAP FG duty adjustment Switching position adjustment SD error rate check Data change method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 0 01 01 2 3 C4 00 3 3 C5 00 4 0 01 00 ...

Page 281: ...a and press PAUSE Write button 5 Perform Processing after Complete Adjustment 3 4 VIDEO SYSTEM ADJUSTMENTS Before perform the video system adjustments check that the speci fied values of Origin Oscillation Check of 1 3 CAMERA SYS TEM ADJUSTMENTS is satisfied Check that the data of page 0 address 10 is 00 If not select page 0 address 10 and set the data 00 Adjusting Procedure 1 S VIDEO OUT Y level ...

Page 282: ...ntioned data and press PAUSE Write button 5 C 27 Change the data and set the Cb signal level B to the specified value 6 C 27 Press PAUSE Write button 7 C 80 Set a value obtained by subtracting 3 from the fore mentioned data and press PAUSE Write button 8 Check the burst signal C to the specified value 9 Perform Processing after Complete Adjustment Fig 6 3 4 Adjusting method for PAL model Order Pag...

Page 283: ... 3 70 10 Press PAUSE Write button 9 3 70 Check the data changes to 11 10 7 83 00 11 0 01 00 1 4 VIDEO OUT Level Check VC 543 board Mode VCR mode Signal No signal Measurement Point VIDEO OUT plug of A V Remote connector 75 Ω terminated Measuring Instrument Oscilloscope Specified value Synclevel A 286 18mVp p NTSC A 300 18 mVp p PAL Burstlevel B 286 18mVp p NTSC B 300 18 mVp p PAL Checking method Or...

Page 284: ...1 17 7 83 00 18 0 01 00 Note For the bit values refer to 6 4 SERVICE MODE 4 4 3 Bit value discrimination Fig 6 3 6 3 COMPONENT OUT Pr Level Adjustment VC 543 board Mode CAMERA mode Subject Arbitrary Measurement Point Pr Cr signal terminal of COMPO NENT OUT plug of A V Remote connector 75 Ω terminated Measuring Instrument Oscilloscope Adjustment Page C Adjustment Address 8E Specified value Pr level...

Page 285: ...a Procedure 1 0 01 01 2 7 83 02 3 3 71 01 Press PAUSE Write button 4 0 10 01 5 8 5C Set the bit value of bit0 is 18 1 and press PAUSE Write button Note 6 8 5D 05 Press PAUSE Write button 18 7 0 10 00 8 C 8D Change the data and set the Pb signal level A to the specified value 9 C 8D Press PAUSE Write button 10 Check the sync signal B C to the specified value 11 0 10 01 12 8 5C Set the bit value of ...

Page 286: ...h CH1 CH2 AUTO 4 INPUT switch CH1 CH2 LINE Fig 6 3 9 Audio L White Audio R Red 47 kΩ 1 249 437 11 Audio level meter or Oscilloscope AC Adaptor Charger AC VQ1050 1 479 580 12 A V Remote Connector Connecting Cord DK 415 1 782 361 15 Microphone Power Supply Check 2 pin 1 pin 3 pin 1 pin 2 pin or 3 pin Audio oscillator Attenuator 600 Ω 600 Ω 270 Ω 1 249 410 11 330 Ω 1 249 411 11 INPUT1 or INPUT2 Digit...

Page 287: ...t isfied the specified value 11 Select page 0 address 10 and set data 01 12 Select page 8 18 address 5C and set data 00 13 Select page 0 address 10 and set data 00 14 Select page 0 address 01 and set data 00 2 INPUT1 LINE Check Mode CAMERA mode Signal 1 kHz 0 dBu signal XLR terminal INPUT1 Measurement Point Audio L terminal of A V Remote Connector Measuring Instrument Audio level meter Oscilloscop...

Page 288: ...level against the Lch output level taken in the item 4 INPUT1 MIC Check is satisfied the specified value 6 INPUT1 MIC ATT Check Mode CAMERA mode Signal 1 kHz 50 dBu signal XLR terminal INPUT1 Measurement Point Audio L terminal of A V Remote Connector Measuring Instrument Audio level meter Specified value 18 dBs 2 dB INPUT1 TRIM 6 dB Switch setting 1 INPUT SELECT CH1 switch INPUT1 2 INPUT SELECT CH...

Page 289: ...T SELECT Check Mode CAMERA mode Signal 1 kHz 50 dBu signal XLR terminal INPUT1 100 Hz 50 dBu signal XLR terminal INPUT2 Measurement Point Audio L and R terminal of A V Remote Connector Measuring Instrument Oscilloscope Specified value Audio L 1 kHz signal INPUT SELECT Audio R 100 Hz signal CH2 INPUT2 Specified value Audio L 1 kHz signal INPUT SELECT Audio R 1 kHz signal CH2 INPUT1 Note 0 dBu 0 775...

Page 290: ...DC voltage A satisfies the specified value 3 Connect the probe of digital voltmeter to the pin 3 on the INPUT1 4 Check that the DC voltage A satisfies the specified value 5 Set the 48V switch INPUT1 to MIC 48 V 6 Connect the probe of digital voltmeter to the pin 2 on the INPUT1 7 Check that the DC voltage B satisfies the specified value 8 Connect the probe of digital voltmeter to the pin 3 on the ...

Page 291: ...re altogether 16 pages from 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 adjust...

Page 292: ...ing the page The page increases when the Page M button is pressed and decreases when the Page m button is pressed Changing the address The address increases when the ADD N button is pressed and decreases when the ADD X button is pressed There are altogether 256 addresses from 00 to FF Changing the data Data setting The data increases when the Data button is pressed and decreases when the Data butt...

Page 293: ... 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 0 1 Note The characters shown in the parenthesis shown the display on the adjustment remote commander Example If the DDS di...

Page 294: ...7 Lower MSW code to be moved when first error occurs F8 EMG code when second error occurs FA Upper MSW code when shift starts when second error occurs Lower MSW code when second error occurs FB Lower MSW code to be moved when second error occurs FC EMG code when last error occurs FE Upper MSW code when shift starts when last error occurs Lower MSW code when last error occurs FF Lower MSW code to b...

Page 295: ...1 3 0 1 1 1 7 ULE BL 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 7 LD1 SR LD2 HL BL 0 1 0 1 5 0 1 1 1 7 BL 0 1 0 0 4 0 1 1 1 7 STOP BL 0 1 1 0 6 R P LOAD D MSB C B A LSB Mechanical Position Position EJ BL ULE LD1 SR LD2 HL STOP R P NULL Code 2 7 3 1 5 4 6 0 F Contents Position at which the cassette component lock is released at the farthest unload side mechanically at which the mechanism can move no further in the UNLOAD d...

Page 296: ...Jack Check 1 Page 7 Address FF Using method 1 Select page 7 address FF 2 By discriminating the bit value of display data the state of jack can be discriminated 5 Jack Check 2 Page 3 Address CF Bit Function When bit value 1 When bit value 0 0 HDMI OUT jack FP 965 flexible CN001 Used Not used Using method 1 Select page 3 address CF 2 By discriminating the bit value of display data the state of jack ...

Page 297: ...24000 ON OFF 1 POWER CAMERA Control switch block PS24000 ON OFF 2 EJECT FP 969 flexible S101 ON OFF 4 DISPLAY BATT INFO KY 105 board S7206 ON OFF Function S007 S008 bit value CH1 CH2 bit 7 bit 6 bit 1 INPUT1 INPUT2 0 0 1 INPUT1 1 1 INT MIC INT MIC 1 1 0 AUDIO INPUT SELECT Control switch block AU93000 S007 CH1 S008 CH2 7 Switch Check 2 Page 7 Address 50 Using method 1 Select page 7 address 50 2 By ...

Page 298: ... 543 IC3601 C2 63 KEY AD7 VC 543 IC3601 B5 64 KEY AD8 VC 543 IC3601 A3 REC START STOP CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK PS24000 S301 REC START STOP CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK GZ92000 S001 PHOTO ASSIGN 7 CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK PZ93000 S501 PICTURE PROFILE CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK KP24000 S302 STATUS CHECK CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK KP24000 S303 IRIS EXPOSURE CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK CF24000 S204 WHT BAL CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK CF24000 ...

Page 299: ...A0 8B to B7 HANDLE ZOOM OFF GP 025 S7801 CF B8 to E6 HANDLE ZOOM FIX GP 025 S7801 FF E7 to FF HANDLE ZOOM VAR GP 025 S7801 Data 11 LED Check Page 7 Address 00 01 02 and 04 Note Check that the data of page 0 address 10 is 00 Using method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 Set the unit to CAMERA mode 2 7 01 90 3 7 02 FF 4 7 04 01 5 7 00 01 Press PAUSE Write button 6 7 02 Check the data changes to 0...

Page 300: ...h place digit and 100th place digit of counted time decimal digit 10th place digit and 1st place digit of counted time decimal digit 12 Record of Use Check 1 Page 7 Address A4 to AF Note 1 This data will not be erased reset when the lithium 3 V power supply PI 029 board BT7001 is removed Note 2 When the drum was replaced initialize the drum rota tion counted time Note 3 Check that the data of page...

Page 301: ...ithout Count H tape Count M BCD code Count L Remarks 100000th place digit and 10000th place digit of Eject count decimal digit 1000th place digit and 100th place digit of Eject count decimal digit 10th place digit and 1st place digit of Eject count decimal digit 100000th place digit and 10000th place digit of Eject count decimal digit 1000th place digit and 100th place digit of Eject count decimal...

Page 302: ... Occurred 5th time 1 Block function code Occurred 5th time Detailed code Occurred 5th time Repaired by code Occurred the last time 1 Block function code Occurred the last time Detailed code Occurred the last time 15 Record of Self diagnosis Check Page 7 Address B0 to C6 Note 1 This data will not be erased reset when the lithium 3 V power supply PI 029 board BT7001 is removed Note 2 Check that the ...

Page 303: ...led paper using VOC Volatile Organic Compound free vegetable oil based ink Printed in Japan GB Digital HD Video Camera Recorder Digital HD Video Camera Recorder Operating Guide Before operating the unit please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference HVR Z5E Z5P ...

Page 304: ...DV signals are compressed in MPEG2 format which is adopted in BS broadcast satellite digital and terrestrial digital HDTV broadcastings and in Blu ray disc recorders Types of Memory Stick you can use in your camcorder You can use any Memory Stick that has the following markings Memory Stick Duo This size can be used with your camcorder Memory Stick You cannot use it in your camcorder b Notes You c...

Page 305: ... points white red blue or green in color that appear constantly on the LCD screen and the viewfinder These points are normal results of the manufacturing process and do not affect the recording in any way Do not expose your camcorder s viewfinder lens or LCD screen to the sun or strong light source for extended periods Intense light sources especially the sun will converge on the viewfinder or len...

Page 306: ...olution On playing back HDV tapes on other devices A tape recorded in the HDV format cannot be played back on a device that is not compatible with the HDV format Check the contents of tapes by playing them back on this camcorder prior to playing them back on other devices Notes on the icons used in this manual Features available for the HDV format only Features available for the DVCAM format only ...

Page 307: ...mage brightness 28 Adjusting to natural color White balance 31 Customizing the picture quality Picture profile 33 Adjusting the volume 42 Attaching a Memory Recording Unit 42 Assigning the functions to the ASSIGN buttons 44 Recording an index signal 45 Playing back the most recently recorded movies Last scene review 46 Reviewing the most recently recorded scenes Rec review 46 Searching for the las...

Page 308: ...lay and the viewfinder MARKER VF B LIGHT DISP OUTPUT etc IN OUT REC menu 83 Recording settings input and output settings REC FORMAT HDV PROGRE VIDEO OUT EXT REC CTRL etc TC UB SET menu 86 TC PRESET UB PRESET TC LINK etc MEMORY SET menu 88 Settings for the Memory Stick Duo ALL ERASE FORMAT etc OTHERS menu 90 Settings while recording on a tape or other basic settings QUICK REC BEEP etc Dubbing to VC...

Page 309: ...of the DVCAM DV formats 117 About the Memory Stick 119 About the InfoLITHIUM battery pack 120 About i LINK 121 About x v Color 122 About handling of your camcorder 122 Specifications 126 Identifying parts and controls 130 Indicators for the LCD screen and viewfinder 136 Index 139 Additional Information Quick Reference ...

Page 310: ...C Adaptor Charger AC VQ1050 1 p 12 Power cord mains lead 1 p 12 Wireless Remote Commander RMT 831 1 p 135 A button type lithium battery is already installed Component A V cable 1 p 56 A V connecting cable 1 p 56 93 Large eyecup 1 p 18 Rechargeable battery pack NP F570 1 p 12 120 Lens hood with lens cover 1 p 11 This lens hood is pre mounted Wind Screen 1 Microphone ECM XM1 1 p 9 Accessory shoe kit...

Page 311: ...e microphone A in the microphone holder C with the model name facing upward close the cover and shut the clamp 3 Connect the plug of the microphone to the INPUT1 jack D 4 Put the microphone cable into the cable holder E 5 Select channels with the CH1 INT MIC INPUT1 switch F and the CH2 INT MIC INPUT1 INPUT2 switch G See the table below for the recording channels Attaching the supplied microphone P...

Page 312: ...icrophone that does not support the 48V power source to the INPUT1 or INPUT2 jack set the INPUT1 INPUT2 switch to MIC If you use it with the INPUT1 INPUT2 switch set to MIC 48V it may be damaged or the recorded sound may be distorted z Tips See page 42 for adjusting the volume CH2 switch position Input channel and source INT MIC Internal microphone L CH1 Internal microphone R CH2 INPUT1 Internal m...

Page 313: ...ressing the PUSH lens hood release button z Tips If you attach or remove a 72mm 2 7 8 in PL filter or MC protector remove the lens hood with lens cover To open or close the shutter of the lens hood with lens cover Move the lens cover lever up or down to open or close the lens cover Attaching the lens hood with lens cover PUSH lens hood release button Move the lens cover lever to OPEN to open the l...

Page 314: ...p turns on and charging starts After charging the battery All segments of the battery mark appear in the display window when the normal charge of the battery is completed You can fully charge the battery pack if you continue charging the battery pack after the charge lamp turns off until the battery mark with FULL appears full charge The battery life of the fully charged battery is slightly longer...

Page 315: ...mat Recording in the DVCAM DV format Top When the LCD backlight turns on Bottom When recording with the viewfinder while the LCD panel is closed Typical recording time shows the time when you repeat recording start stop turning the power on off and zooming Playing time Approximate time min available when you use a fully charged battery pack HDV format pictures Battery pack Charging time NP F570 14...

Page 316: ...ger to obtain AC power 1 Connect the power cord mains lead to the AC Adaptor Charger 2 Connect the power cord mains lead to the wall outlet wall socket 3 Connect the connecting cable DK 415 to the AC Adaptor Charger 4 Set the mode change switch of the AC Adaptor Charger to VCR CAMERA 5 Press the connecting part of the connecting cable DK 415 against the back of your camcorder in the battery slot a...

Page 317: ... the AC Adaptor Charger or battery terminal with any metallic objects This may cause a malfunction Even if your camcorder is turned off AC power house current is still supplied to it while connected to the wall outlet wall socket via the AC Adaptor Charger ...

Page 318: ...To record pictures VCR To play or edit pictures b Notes The current date and time appear on the LCD screen for a few seconds when you turn on your camcorder once you set the date and time CLOCK SET p 19 2 Hold the camcorder properly 3 Ensure a good grip then fasten the grip belt To turn off the power Slide the POWER switch to OFF while pressing the green button b Notes If warning messages appear o...

Page 319: ...rn on the LCD backlight press and hold the DISPLAY BATT INFO button for a few seconds until disappears z Tips You can adjust the brightness of the LCD screen from LCD BRIGHT p 81 b Notes You may see primary colors shimmering in the viewfinder when you move your eye line This is not a malfunction The shimmering colors will not be recorded on the recording media z Tips You can adjust the brightness ...

Page 320: ...ed large eyecup To attach the large eyecup stretch it slightly and align it with the eyecup groove in the viewfinder You can attach the large eyecup facing either the right or left side b Notes Do not remove the pre attached eyecup Large eyecup supplied Attach with the protruding part at the top Step 5 Adjusting the LCD panel and viewfinder Continued ...

Page 321: ...ry and then set the date and time again p 125 Skip to step 4 when you set the clock for the first time 1 Press the MENU button 2 Select OTHERS by turning the SEL PUSH EXEC dial then press the dial 3 Select CLOCK SET by turning the SEL PUSH EXEC dial then press the dial 4 Set Y year by turning the SEL PUSH EXEC dial then press the dial You can set any year up to the year 2079 5 Set M month D day ho...

Page 322: ...layback DATA CODE button p 52 You can change the on screen displays to show messages in a specified language Press the MENU button and select the OTHERS with the SEL PUSH EXEC dial Select the screen language in LANGUAGE p 91 Changing the language setting Step 6 Setting the date and time Continued ...

Page 323: ...ck in b Notes Do not push the portion marked while the cassette compartment is sliding in Doing so may cause a malfunction 3 Close the lid z Tips The recordable time varies depending on DV REC MODE p 84 To eject the cassette Open the lid following the same procedure as described in step 1 and remove the cassette You can use only a Memory Stick Duo marked with or p 119 1 Open the Memory Stick Duo s...

Page 324: ...Memory Stick Duo Lightly push the Memory Stick Duo once b Notes When the access lamp is lit or flashing your camcorder is reading writing data Do not shake or knock your camcorder turn the power off eject the Memory Stick Duo or remove the battery pack Otherwise image data may be damaged When inserting or ejecting the Memory Stick Duo be careful with the Memory Stick Duo from popping out and dropp...

Page 325: ... movies in HDV or DVCAM DV format The factory setting is HDV format REC FORMAT p 83 1 Open the shutter of the lens hood 2 Slide the POWER switch to CAMERA while pressing the green button Lens hood REC START STOP button B POWER switch REC START STOP button A Recording lamp Recording lamp ASSIGN 7 PHOTO button Press and hold the green button when you slide the POWER switch from OFF Continued ...

Page 326: ... during recording p 52 Indicators displayed on the screen during recording are shown on page 136 The recording lamp can be set to stay off REC LAMP F REC LAMP R p 92 You cannot record movies on a Memory Stick Duo For low angle recording the REC START STOP button on the handle is convenient Release the HOLD lever to enable the REC START STOP button It might be helpful if you set the LCD panel face ...

Page 327: ...images are as follows Recording in HDV format DVCAM DV format 16 9 1 2M Recording in DVCAM DV format 4 3 0 9M Playing back in HDV format 1 2M Playing back in DVCAM DV format 16 9 0 2M Playing back in DVCAM DV format 4 3 VGA To store still images captured from movies on a tape on Memory Stick Duo You can capture an image in a movie and record it on a Memory Stick Duo as a still image Be sure to ins...

Page 328: ...increase the zoom speed of the zoom lever D or the handle zoom A SPEED ZOOM p 71 1 Set the handle zoom switch B to VAR or FIX z Tips When you set the handle zoom switch B to VAR you can zoom in or out at variable speed When you set the handle zoom switch B to FIX you can zoom in or out at fixed speed set in HANDLE ZOOM p 71 2 Press the handle zoom lever A to zoom in or out b Notes You cannot use t...

Page 329: ...nd then towards W wide angle to adjust the zoom for recording When you want to record a close up image of a subject move the power zoom lever towards W wide angle to fully magnify the image then adjust the focus To restore automatic adjustment Set the FOCUS switch B to AUTO 9 disappears and the automatic focus adjustment is restored Record the subject while pressing and holding the PUSH AUTO butto...

Page 330: ... the automatic focus You can adjust the image brightness by adjusting the iris gain or shutter speed or by reducing the light volume with the ND filter B Also when EXPOSURE is assigned to the iris ring A you can adjust the iris gain and shutter speed with the iris ring A You can assign IRIS or EXPOSURE to the iris ring A from IRIS EXPOSURE of the CAMERA SET menu p 67 The default setting is IRIS b ...

Page 331: ...URE button I or set the AUTO MANUAL switch F to AUTO The iris value disappears or appears next to the iris value b Notes When you set the AUTO MANUAL switch F to AUTO other manually adjusted items gain shutter speed white balance also become automatic When IRIS EXPOSURE is set to EXPOSURE you can adjust the image brightness by adjusting the iris gain and shutter speed with the iris ring You can al...

Page 332: ...ch H to H M or L The gain value set for the selected gain switch position appears on the screen You can set the gain value for each gain switch position from GAIN SETUP of the CAMERA SET menu p 67 To adjust the gain automatically Press the GAIN button C or set the AUTO MANUAL switch F to AUTO The gain value disappears or appears next to the gain value b Notes When you set AUTO MANUAL switch F to A...

Page 333: ...nd 3 reduce the volume of light to about 1 4 1 16 and 1 64 respectively If flashes during the iris automatic adjustment set the ND filter to 1 If flashes during the iris automatic adjustment set the ND filter to 2 If flashes during the iris automatic adjustment set the ND filter to 3 The ND filter indicator will stop flashing and remain on the screen If flashes set the ND filter to OFF will disapp...

Page 334: ... 1 Set the white balance memory switch to A A or B B in step 3 of Adjusting to natural color White balance 2 Capture a white subject such as white paper full screen in the same lighting condition as the one in which the subject is 3 Press one push button C A or B starts flashing rapidly It will stay on when the white balance adjustment is completed and the adjusted value is stored in A or B To adj...

Page 335: ... You can record with the settings of the selected picture profile 3 Select OK with the SEL PUSH EXEC dial A To cancel the picture profile recording Select OFF in step 2 with the SEL PUSH EXEC dial A To change the picture profile Customizing the picture quality Picture profile Picture profile number setting name Recording condition PP1 USER Default settings the same as when Picture Profile is OFF P...

Page 336: ...d with the SEL PUSH EXEC dial A 5 Adjust the picture quality with the SEL PUSH EXEC dial A 6 Repeat steps 4 and 5 to adjust other items 7 Select RETURN with the SEL PUSH EXEC dial A 8 Select OK with the SEL PUSH EXEC dial A A picture profile indicator appears z Tips You can assign picture profiles to the ASSIGN buttons and use them to turn the picture profiles on and off p 44 Changing the settings...

Page 337: ...BLACK BLACK B is the black level of Bch 15 to 15 Item Description and settings STANDARD Standard gamma curve CINEMATONE1 Gamma curve 1 for producing tone of film camera images CINEMATONE2 Gamma curve 2 for producing tone of film camera images ITU709 Gamma curve that corresponds to ITU 709 Gain in low intensity area 4 5 G5 0 Gamma curve with 5 0 of a low intensity area gain PD Gamma curve for produ...

Page 338: ...ITIVITY Sets the sensitivity HIGH MIDDLE LOW MANUAL SET Sets the knee point and slope manually POINT Sets the knee point 75 to 105 SLOPE Sets the knee slope 5 gentle to 5 steep Item Description and settings TYPE Selects a type of colors STANDARD Standard colors CINEMATONE1 Film camera image like colors good with GAMMA set to CINEMATONE1 CINEMATONE2 Film camera image like colors good with GAMMA set...

Page 339: ...o 7 deep blue C 7 light cyan to 7 deep cyan M 7 light magenta to 7 deep magenta Y 7 light yellow to 7 deep yellow Item Description and settings TYPE Selects color correction type OFF Not correct colors COLOR REVISN Corrects colors stored in memory Colors not stored in memory displayed in black and white when COLOR EXTRCT is set will not be corrected COLOR EXTRCT Displays areas in colors that are s...

Page 340: ...ommended when you use COLOR CORRCT Item Description and settings MEM1 COLOR Sets colors stored in Memory 1 PHASE Sets color phase 0 purple t 8 red t 16 yellow t 24 green t 31 blue RANGE Sets color phase range 0 no color selection 1 narrow to select only a single color to 31 wide to select multiple colors in similar color phase SATURATION Sets saturation 0 to select from light colors to dark colors...

Page 341: ... and off the manual detail adjustment ON Enables the manual detail adjustment automatic optimization will not be performed OFF Disables the manual detail adjustment V H BALANCE Sets the horizontal H and vertical V balance of detail B W BALANCE Selects the balance of the upper DETAIL P and the lower DETAIL N TYPE 1 off to the lower DETAIL N side to TYPE 5 off to the upper DETAIL P side BLACK LIMIT ...

Page 342: ...n t 127 blue RANGE Sets the color range 0 selects no color 1 narrow selects a single color to 31 wide selects multiple colors in similar color phases and saturation The detail will not be adjusted when you set RANGE to 0 SATURATION Sets the color saturation 0 selects a light color to 31 selects a deep color REVERSE Reverses the selected color range If you execute this function when a color has bee...

Page 343: ...rofile setting to other picture profiles 1 Press the PICTURE PROFILE button B 2 Select the picture profile that you want to copy from with the SEL PUSH EXEC dial A 3 Select SETTING t COPY with SEL PUSH EXEC dial A 4 Select the number of the picture profile that you want to copy to with the SEL PUSH EXEC dial A 5 Select YES with the SEL PUSH EXEC dial A 6 Select RETURN t OK with the SEL PUSH EXEC d...

Page 344: ... CH1 CH2 switch A of the manually adjusted channel to AUTO z Tips To check other audio settings press the STATUS CHECK button C For other settings see the AUDIO SET menu p 75 You can attach an optional Memory Recording Unit HVR MRC1 to your camcorder for recording To attach it to your camcorder do the following Refer to the Memory Recording Unit operating instructions for details on its operation ...

Page 345: ...mory Recording Unit upward while pushing its RELEASE lever downward b Notes You cannot use the HDV DV jack when the Memory Recording Unit is attached to your camcorder When you use the Memory Recording Unit set appropriate items in EXT REC CTRL of the IN OUT REC menu p 85 ...

Page 346: ... 45 STEADYSHOT p 70 BACK LIGHT p 70 SPOTLIGHT p 70 FADER p 71 SMTH SLW REC p 71 COLOR BAR p 74 LAST SCN RVW p 46 REC REVIEW p 46 ASSIGN 3 button END SEARCH p 46 ZEBRA p 78 ASSIGN 1 button MARKER p 79 PEAKING p 79 TC RESET p 86 TC COUNTUP p 86 PHOTO p 25 ASSIGN 7 button PICTURE PROFILE p 33 SHOT TRANSITION p 46 1 Press the MENU button B 2 Select the OTHERS t ASSIGN BTN with the SEL PUSH EXEC dial A...

Page 347: ...ily find that scene during playback p 54 The index function will make it easier to check the transition of recording or edit your pictures using index signals 1 Assign INDEX MARK to one of the ASSIGN buttons p 44 2 Press the ASSIGN button to which INDEX MARK is assigned During recording appears for about 7 seconds and an index signal is recorded During standby flashes After you press the REC START...

Page 348: ... the most recently recorded scenes will be played back then your camcorder returns to standby 1 Assign END SEARCH to one of the ASSIGN buttons p 44 2 Press the ASSIGN button to which END SEARCH is assigned The last scene of the most recent recording will be played back for about 5 seconds and the camcorder goes standby at the point where the last recording has finished b Notes End search will not ...

Page 349: ...ngs stored in SHOT A or SHOT B will be erased when you set the POWER switch to OFF 3 Check the stored settings 1 Press the ASSIGN 4 button repeatedly to bring up the SHOT TRANSITION CHECK screen 2 Press the ASSIGN 5 button to check the SHOT A Press the ASSIGN 6 button to check the SHOT B The image will be displayed with the settings stored in the selected SHOT The focus zoom iris gain shutter spee...

Page 350: ... You can also make a transition from the SHOT A to the SHOT B or from the SHOT B to the SHOT A For example to make a transition from the SHOT A to the SHOT B display the shot transition check screen press the ASSIGN 5 button to bring up the SHOT A and press the REC START STOP button Then display the shot transition execution screen and press the ASSIGN 6 button You can rehearse the shot transition...

Page 351: ...ewind review M FF Cue fast forward y SLOW b Notes Your camcorder automatically goes into a stopped state when it is in pause for more than 3 minutes The screen may temporarily go blank losing images and sound when signals switch between HDV and DVCAM DV during playback of a tape in which HDV format and DVCAM DV format are mixed PLAY button MEMORY INDEX button SEL PUSH EXEC dial MEMORY DELETE butto...

Page 352: ...while viewing a movie Press and hold m M during playback Picture Search To view during fast forward press and hold M To view during rewind press and hold m Skip Scan To adjust the volume Adjust the volume with the VOLUME MEMORY button To view still images 1 Set the POWER switch to VCR 2 Press the MEMORY PLAY button 3 Select still image that you want to view using the VOLUME MEMORY button To stop v...

Page 353: ...PUSH EXEC dial The still image will be deleted b Notes Still images cannot be restored once you delete them You cannot delete still images when the Memory Stick Duo is write protected p 119 or the still image is protected p 104 z Tips To delete a still image in the index move B to the still image using the VOLUME MEMORY button then do steps 2 and 3 To delete all still images do ALL ERASE of the ME...

Page 354: ...lay information including date time and camera data automatically stored during recording on the screen during playback 1 Set the POWER switch B to VCR 2 Press the DATA CODE button A during playback or pause The screen changes date and time display t camera data display t no display as you press the button A SteadyShot off B Exposure appears during playback of the movie recorded with the iris gain...

Page 355: ... the ASSIGN buttons p 44 Camera setup p 67 Optional external recording unit HVR MRC1 or HVR DR60 1 Press the STATUS CHECK button C 2 Turn the SEL PUSH EXEC dial D until a desired display shows up on the screen When the POWER switch B is set to CAMERA the display changes in the following sequence AUDIO t OUTPUT t ASSIGN t CAMERA t EXT DEVICE when an external device is connected When the POWER switc...

Page 356: ... Commander b Notes Each day of recording must be longer than 2 minutes Your camcorder may not detect the date if the recording of that date is short The date search may not work properly if a blank section exists on the tape You can search scenes by indexes recorded at the start of recording p 45 1 Set the POWER switch to VCR 2 Press the SEARCH M button A on the Remote Commander repeatedly to sele...

Page 357: ...P button C on the Remote Commander b Notes Recording between indexes must be longer than 2 minutes Your camcorder may not detect the date if the recording between the indexes is short The index search may not work properly if a blank section exists on the tape ...

Page 358: ...n the jack cover and connect the cable b Notes Set all the necessary menu items before you connect your camcorder to a TV If you change the settings of VCR HDV DV or i LINK SET after connecting your camcorder to the TV with an i LINK cable the TV may not recognize video signals properly Connecting to a high definition TV B C A HDMI i LINK COMPONENT IN AUDIO A movie recorded in HD quality is played...

Page 359: ...tion signals are recorded in the pictures DVCAM DV format pictures input to the camcorder via i LINK cable p 97 cannot be output Your TVs may not function correctly for example no sound or image Do not connect the HDMI OUT jack of your camcorder and HDMI OUT jack of the external device with the HDMI cable This may cause a malfunction z Tips HDMI High Definition Multimedia Interface is an interface...

Page 360: ...r and TV with the supplied component A V cable and A V connecting cable as illustrated in The TV needs to be set so that it recognizes that the camcorder is connected Refer to the instruction manuals supplied with your TV This camcorder has a 4 pin i LINK terminal Select a cable that fits the terminal on the TV to be attached Signal flow Reference pages Type Camcorder Cable TV Menu Setting C 1 i L...

Page 361: ...nnect the yellow plug of the A V connecting cable to the video input jack and connect the white left channel or the red right channel plug to the audio input jack of your TV or VCR When you want to play back the sound in monaural mode use a connecting cable for that purpose Connecting to a 16 9 wide or 4 3 TV E F G S VIDEO VIDEO AUDIO VIDEO AUDIO i LINK D COMPONENT IN AUDIO A movie recorded in HD ...

Page 362: ...to output audio signals IN OUT REC VCR HDV DV t AUTO 83 i LINK SET t HDV t DV CONV t ON 85 b Notes The TV needs to be set so that it recognizes that the camcorder is connected Refer to the instruction manuals supplied with your TV This camcorder has a 4 pin i LINK terminal Select a cable that fits the terminal on the TV to be attached Change the settings according to the TV connected D 2 Component...

Page 363: ... HDV DV t AUTO 83 VIDEO OUT t DOWN CONVERT DV WIDE CONV t SQUEEZE LETTER BOX EDGE CROP 85 b Notes When connecting only an S VIDEO plug S VIDEO channel audio signals are not output To output audio signals connect the white and red plugs of the A V connecting cable with S VIDEO to the audio input jack of your TV This connection produces higher resolution pictures compared with the A V connecting cab...

Page 364: ...ress the dial to select the menu CAMERA SET p 67 AUDIO SET p 75 DISPLAY SET p 78 IN OUT REC p 83 TC UB SET p 86 MEMORY SET p 88 OTHERS p 90 4 Turn the SEL PUSH EXEC dial until the desired menu item is highlighted then press the dial to select the item The available menu items vary depending on the position of the power switch of your camcorder Unavailable items will be grayed out SEL PUSH EXEC dia...

Page 365: ...ntil the desired setting is highlighted or to bring up the desired setting then press the dial to confirm the setting 6 Press the MENU button to hide the menu screen To return to the previous screen select RETURN BEEP MENU END STBY 00 00 28 10 ON OFF ...

Page 366: ...WB OUTDR LVL z WB TEMP SET z ATW SENS z SMOOTH WB z AE SHIFT z AE RESPONSE z AT IRIS LMT z ECS FREQ z FLCKR REDUCE z CNTRST ENHCR z BACK LIGHT z SPOTLIGHT z STEADYSHOT z AF ASSIST z FOCUS MACRO z HANDLE ZOOM z SPEED ZOOM z D EXTENDER z FADER z SMTH SLW REC z INTERVAL REC z DV FRAME REC z SHOT TRANSITION z x v Color z COLOR BAR z AUDIO SET menu p 75 DV AU MODE z AUDIO LIMIT z INT MIC SET z XLR SET ...

Page 367: ...ISP z SHUTTER DISP z LCD BRIGHT z z LCD COLOR z z LCD BL LEVEL z z VF B LIGHT z z VF COLOR z z VF POWERMODE z z LETTER SIZE z z REMAINING z z DISP OUTPUT z z IN OUT REC menu p 83 REC FORMAT z VCR HDV DV z HDV PROGRE z DV PROGRE z DV REC MODE z z DV WIDE REC z VIDEO OUT z z i LINK SET z z EXT REC CTRL z Position of POWER switch CAMERA VCR Continued ...

Page 368: ...RY SET menu p 88 ALL ERASE z FORMAT z z FILE NO z z NEW FOLDER z z REC FOLDER z z PB FOLDER z OTHERS menu p 90 CAMERA PROF z z ASSIGN BTN z z CLOCK SET z z WORLD TIME z z LANGUAGE z z PB ZOOM z QUICK REC z DATE REC z BEEP z z REC LAMP F z REC LAMP R z REMOTE CTRL z z HOURS METER z z Position of POWER switch CAMERA VCR Menu items Continued ...

Page 369: ...th the SEL PUSH EXEC dial IRIS EXPOSURE remains in automatic adjustment after changing IRIS to EXPOSURE If it is in manual adjustment it remains in manual adjustment after changing IRIS to EXPOSURE You can adjust the iris gain and shutter speed with the iris ring when is displayed next to the values on the screen Adjustment for the gain and shutter speed can be switched between EXPOSURE and manual...

Page 370: ...anded to the negative range Especially in a bright environment minus gain control allows more suitable gain setting and enables low noise recording The dynamic range of your camcorder is not reduced when you set MINUS AGC to ON B ON Enables minus gain control during automatic gain control as required OFF Disables minus gain control during automatic gain control You can use the preset white balance...

Page 371: ...n is not effective when HYPER GAIN is set to ON You can select the speed at which the automatic exposure adjustment function follows changes in the brightness of the subject You can select the speed from FAST MIDDLE and SLOW The default setting is FAST You can select the highest iris value for the automatic adjustment from F11 F9 6 F8 F6 8 F5 6 F4 8 and F4 The default setting is F11 b Notes This f...

Page 372: ...light during recording of a subject under strong light such as a stage For example you can prevent people s faces from over highlighting The default setting is OFF b Notes SPOTLIGHT is set to OFF when you set BACK LIGHT to ON SPOTLIGHT is set to OFF when EXPOSURE is manually adjusted You cannot use the spotlight function if at least two of iris gain and shutter speed are adjusted manually SPOTLIGH...

Page 373: ...rger The image quality decreases because the image is digitally processed This function helps you to focus on far away subjects such as a wild bird away at a distance The default setting is OFF b Notes This function is automatically set to OFF when you turn the power off and back on You can add visual effects to transition between scenes 1 Select WHITE FADER or BLACK FADER during standby to fade i...

Page 374: ... is automatically set to 1 215 second when you start SMTH SLW REC The recording time may be shorter than the set time depending on recording conditions The image quality is lower than with the regular recording z Tips After executing SMTH SLW REC with an ASSIGN button you can also cancel SMTH SLW REC by pressing the ASSIGN button again See page 44 for details on how to use the ASSIGN buttons When ...

Page 375: ...ime and interval time may differ slightly from the settings If you focus manually you can get sharp images even if the lighting changes You can record stop motion or frame by frame animation movies That type of animation uses a technique of changing the subject such as a doll or a toy s positions and recording it at each different position while your camcorder sits still Use the Remote Commander t...

Page 376: ...T B when recording is started When you set this function to ON you can record with the wider color range Your camcorder can reproduce brilliant and vivid colors for flowers and the beautiful blue green of tropical oceans that cannot be matched by conventional technologies The default setting is OFF b Notes The colors may not be well reproduced when you play back a movie recorded with this function...

Page 377: ...in the 12 bit mode 2 stereo sounds Select this setting for the DVCAM DV SP recording B FS48K Records in the 16 bit mode 1 stereo sound with high quality Select this setting for the DVCAM DV SP recording b Notes When recording in the HDV format sound is automatically recorded in the FS48K mode appears when the DVCAM standard is not met p 117 You can set the clipping noise reduction function for CH1...

Page 378: ... on the status check screen b Notes This function is available when the CH1 and CH2 switches are set to AUTO and the INPUT1 and INPUT2 switches are both set to MIC or both set to LINE p 42 x AU MAN GAIN You can select either linked or separate audio level control of CH1and CH2 when using an external microphone B SEPARATE Separately controls the audio levels of CH1 and CH2 Sound inputs from CH1 and...

Page 379: ... sound the sound may be distorted at either the input point or the recording point If it is distorted at the input point adjust the sound using the INPUT TRIM function If it is distorted at the recording point lower the total volume level manually If you set INPUT TRIM too far to the minus side the microphone volume becomes too low resulting in a poor signal to noise ratio Test the effect of the I...

Page 380: ...ecorded on a tape or a Memory Stick Duo The default setting is OFF x LEVEL You can select the brightness level between 70 and 100 or 100 The default setting is 70 z Tips The zebra pattern is a strip pattern displayed over a part of an image on the screen when the part is higher than a preset brightness level You can adjust the iris while referring to a histogram A histogram is a graph that shows t...

Page 381: ...n select a peaking sensitivity from HIGH MIDDLE and LOW The default setting is MIDDLE b Notes You cannot record an image with enhanced details on a tape or a Memory Stick Duo z Tips You can focus more easily using this function in combination with the expanded focus function p 28 x ON OFF When you select ON you can display markers The default setting is OFF Markers will not be recorded on a tape o...

Page 382: ...images in white and black When you set this function to ON you can constantly display the iris shutter speed and gain settings on the screen The default setting is OFF z Tips The settings appear on the screen during the manual adjustment regardless of the settings of this function indicates that the settings are automatically adjusted values The displayed settings are different from the settings t...

Page 383: ...is function z Tips Shutter speed slower than 360 are displayed in multiples of 360 such as 360 2 You can adjust the brightness of the LCD screen Changes in the LCD brightness will not affect the brightness of recording images z Tips You can also turn off the LCD backlight p 17 You can adjust the color level of the LCD panel Changes in the LCD color level will not affect the color level of recordin...

Page 384: ... DISPLAY BATT INFO button ON Always displays the remaining time of a tape The remaining time is not displayed when you insert a new tape or a tape that is rewound to the beginning It is displayed when you start playback or recording You can select outputs to which display information such as time code is outputted B LCD PANEL Outputs the information to the LCD screen and viewfinder V OUT PANEL Out...

Page 385: ...XEC dial REC FORMAT VCR HDV DV signals to or from the external device via the HDV DV i LINK jack for recording or playback HDV Plays back only HDV format sections of a tape During the i LINK connection inputs or outputs only HDV signals to or from an external device via the HDV DV i LINK jack for recording or playback Select this setting when you connect your camcorder to your computer DV Plays ba...

Page 386: ...by another device Image may be distorted or time code may not be properly connected between the scenes recorded in the DVCAM mode and DV SP mode You can record a movie in an aspect ratio that matches that of a TV that you want to connect Refer also to the instruction manuals that come with the TV B ON Records a movie in an aspect ratio that matches the full screen of a 16 9 wide TV OFF Records a m...

Page 387: ...aspect ratio EDGE CROP Outputs the central portion of the original image by cropping its right and left edges x HDV t DV CONV When you set this function to ON you can convert HDV format signals to DV format signals and output the DV format signals to an external device via the HDV DV i LINK jack You can output DV format signals without any format conversion The default setting is OFF x DOWN CONVER...

Page 388: ...f your camcorder STOP Stops recording operation of a connected device when you stop recording operation of your camcorder TC UB SET menu TC PRESET UB PRESET TC LINK etc The default settings are marked with B The indicators in parentheses appear when the items are selected See page 62 for details on selecting menu items x PRESET You can preset the time code 1 Select TC PRESET with the SEL PUSH EXEC...

Page 389: ...corder from which you want to generate the time code 2 Set the POWER switches of the main and sub camcorders to CAMERA 3 Connect the sub camcorder to the main camcorder with an i LINK cable 4 Set the main and sub camcorder as follows Set TC RUN to FREE RUN p 87 Set TC MAKE to PRESET p 87 Set the sub camcorders as follows 5 Select TC UB SET t TC LINK with the SEL PUSH EXEC dial The message Synchron...

Page 390: ...R ALL FILES Deletes all the images on the Memory Stick Duo CURRENT FLDR Deletes all the images in the currently selected folder 2 Select YES t YES with the SEL PUSH EXEC dial Erasing all data appears Completed appears when all unprotected images are deleted b Notes Release the write protect tab on the Memory Stick Duo beforehand for the Memory Stick Duo with the write protect tab p 119 The folder ...

Page 391: ... Duo When a folder is full a maximum of 9 999 images are stored a new folder is automatically created b Notes You cannot delete the new folder once you have created it on your camcorder Format the Memory Stick Duo p 88 or delete it on your computer The number of recordable pictures on a Memory Stick Duo may decrease as the number of folders increases You can select a folder in which you want to st...

Page 392: ...camcorder Press the MENU button t select the OTHERS with the SEL PUSH EXEC dial CAMERA PROF Camera profile 3 Select NEW FILE or an existing profile name with the SEL PUSH EXEC dial 4 Select YES in the check screen with the SEL PUSH EXEC dial The camera profile is saved z Tips When you select NEW FILE in MEMORY STICK a camera profile is saved as MS01 the fist time you save a camera profile When you...

Page 393: ...ps z Tips To move the zoom horizontally press the SEL PUSH EXEC dial then turn the dial To move the zoom vertically press the SEL PUSH EXEC dial one more time then turn the dial You can slightly reduce the recording start point time when resuming recording by changing the POWER switch from OFF to CAMERA B OFF It takes some time to restart recording from the state that the drum has stopped rotating...

Page 394: ...lied Remote Commander p 135 The default setting is ON z Tips Set to OFF to prevent your camcorder from responding to a command sent by another VCR remote control unit You can display the cumulative operation time of your camcorder with the total hours of operation drum rotation tape running or the total number of tape unthreading operations OPERATION Displays the total hours of operation in 10 hou...

Page 395: ...ing on the VCR DVD HDD device and the connectors used Jacks on your camcorder Open the jack cover and connect the cable Connecting to external devices Signal flow Camcorder Cable External device 1 1 2 i LINK cable optional HDV1080i compatible device t HD quality i LINK jack which is compatible with HDV1080i specification is required on the external device i LINK cable optional A V connecting cable...

Page 396: ...ps This camcorder has a 4 pin i LINK terminal Select a cable that fits the terminal on the device to be connected Pictures recorded in the DVCAM DV format are dubbed in the SD standard definition quality regardless of the connection When connecting your camcorder to a monaural device connect the yellow plug of the A V connecting cable to the video jack on the device and connect the white left chan...

Page 397: ...is connection produces higher quality DVCAM DV format pictures The audio will not be output when you connect with the S VIDEO cable alone Copy format Camcorder recording format Format supported by the VCR DVD device Menu setting HDV format 1 DVCAM DV format VCR HDV DV p 83 i LINK SET p 85 Copy HDV recording as HDV HDV HDV 3 AUTO OFF Convert HDV recording to DVCAM DV HDV DVCAM DV DVCAM DV ON Copy D...

Page 398: ...erface i LINK jack during playback pause or in any playback mode other than normal playback Note the following when connecting with an i LINK cable The recorded picture becomes rough when a picture is paused on your camcorder while recording to a VCR DVD device Data codes date time camera settings data may not be displayed or recorded depending on the device or application You cannot record the pi...

Page 399: ...his operation You cannot perform this operation with the A V connecting cable Your camcorder has a 4 pin i LINK terminal Select a cable that fits the terminal on the device to be attached Your camcorder can only record from a PAL source For example French video or TV programs SECAM cannot be recorded correctly See page 115 for details on TV color systems An i LINK jack which is compatible with HDV...

Page 400: ...DVCAM DV format Note the following when connecting with an i LINK cable The recorded picture becomes rough when a picture is paused on your camcorder while recording to a VCR You cannot record the picture and sound separately If you pause or stop the recording and restart it the picture may not be recorded smoothly If video signals inputted to your camcorder via the HDV DV jack experience the phen...

Page 401: ... required depends on the format of the recorded pictures and the format for copying to the computer HDV or DVCAM DV as shown in the table below b Notes The HDV DV jack of your camcorder does not have a power supply function When you connect your camcorder to a computer via an i LINK cable make sure that the terminals of the i LINK cable are placed the right way Squeezing the terminals into jacks m...

Page 402: ...ons Connecting your camcorder to a computer that does not support the video signal formats appearing on the LCD screen of your camcorder display HDV or DVCAM DV Changing VCR HDV DV p 83 and i LINK SET p 85 settings while connected with an i LINK cable Changing REC FORMAT setting while connected with an i LINK cable with the POWER switch set to CAMERA p 83 Changing the POWER switch position while c...

Page 403: ...ded in DVCAM DV format cannot be copied to a computer in HDV format z Tips When images recorded in HDV format are copied to a computer the file size is about 2GB almost the same as a DV file for a 10 minute movie if the video compression format is MPEG2 When copying the movie in the HDV format from the computer to your camcorder Set VCR HDV DV to HDV and HDV t DV CONV of i LINK SET to OFF p 83 85 ...

Page 404: ...played in My Computer Then drag and drop a still image from the folder onto the hard disk drive of your computer A Folder containing image files recorded by other camcorders without the folder creation function for playback only B Folder containing image files recorded by your camcorder when no new folders have been created only 101MSDCF is displayed C Folder containing movie data recorded by othe...

Page 405: ...t The camcorder gets warm The camcorder may get warmer while you use it This is not a malfunction The remaining battery time indicator does not indicate the correct time Ambient temperature is too high or too low or the battery pack has not been charged enough This is not a malfunction Fully charge the battery again If the problem persists the battery may be worn out Replace it with a new one p 12...

Page 406: ...mode other than VTR 2 for your VCR Cover the sensor of your VCR with black paper The cassette cannot be ejected from the compartment Make sure the power source battery pack or AC Adaptor Charger is connected correctly p 12 Moisture condensation has occurred inside the camcorder p 123 The Cassette Memory indicator or title display does not appear while using a cassette with the Cassette Memory func...

Page 407: ...You cannot record still images on the Memory Stick Duo in the following cases While executing FADER While executing SMTH SLW REC When and the shutter speed is slower than 1 50 While using shot transition Assign PHOTO to the ASSIGN 7 PHOTO button or any one of the ASSIGN buttons You cannot record a smooth transition on a tape from the last recorded scene to the next Do not record progressive pictur...

Page 408: ...wo or more of iris gain and shutter speed are set manually IRIS EXPOSURE is set to EXPOSURE and image brightness is adjusted with the iris ring HYPER GAIN is set to ON CNTRST ENHCR BACK LIGHT is set to ON FADER No tape is inserted Moisture condensation has occurred inside the camcorder The write protect tab on the cassette is set to SAVE ZEBRA PEAKING CAM DATA DSP HISTOGRAM COLOR BAR is set to ON ...

Page 409: ... screen picture is dark and the subject does not appear on the screen Press and hold the DISPLAY BATT INFO button for a few seconds to turn on the backlight p 17 Horizontal stripes appear on the image This occurs when recording pictures under a fluorescent lamp sodium lamp or mercury lamp This is not a malfunction This can be improved by changing the shutter speed p 30 WORLD TIME DATE REC Date and...

Page 410: ...alfunction p 120 Pictures recorded on other devices may not be played back correctly This is not a malfunction The data file name is displayed incorrectly or flashing The file is damaged The file format is not supported on your camcorder p 116 Only the file name is displayed if the folder structure does not conform to the universal standard Horizontal lines appear on the picture The displayed pict...

Page 411: ...layed on the screen The tape was recorded in a TV color system other than that of your camcorder PAL This is not a malfunction Date Search does not work correctly Be sure to record more than 2 minutes after the date changed If one day s recording is too short your camcorder may not accurately find the point where the recording date changes There is a blank section between recorded sections of the ...

Page 412: ...using the component A V cable make sure the red and white plugs are connected p 56 You cannot view the picture or hear the sound on the TV connected with the HDMI cable Pictures in the HDV format are not output from the HDMI OUT jack if copyright protection signals are recorded in the pictures DVCAM DV format pictures input to the camcorder via i LINK cable p 97 cannot be output This occurs if you...

Page 413: ...ubbing a picture from your camcorder When connected using an i LINK cable no picture appears on the monitor screen during dubbing Set VCR HDV DV according to the requirements of the connected device p 83 You cannot add sound to the recorded tape You cannot add sound to the recorded tape on this unit You cannot dub correctly using the HDMI cable You cannot dub pictures using the HDMI cable When you...

Page 414: ...or copy a movie recorded on a tape to a computer Disconnect the cable from the computer then connect it again You need the editing software optional to copy a movie recorded on a tape to your computer p 99 Your computer freezes Set VCR HDV DV correctly according to the connected device p 83 Disconnect the cable from your computer and camcorder Reboot your computer and connect your computer and cam...

Page 415: ...ion has occurred p 123 Remove the power source Reconnect it and operate your camcorder again Change the cassette Press the RESET button p 134 and operate your camcorder again E 61 ss E 62 ss Contact your Sony dealer or local authorized Sony service facility Inform them of the 5 digit code which starts from E 101 1001 Warning indicator pertaining to files The file is damaged The file is unreadable ...

Page 416: ...lashing Moisture condensation has occurred p 123 The self diagnosis display code is displayed p 113 When BEEP is set to ON p 92 you hear a melody when the warning indicators appear on the screen If messages appear on the screen follow the instructions Warning messages Warning indicators and messages Continued ...

Page 417: ...s recorded in DVCAM DV format You need a TV with the AUDIO VIDEO input jack A connecting cable is also needed Simple setting of the clock by time difference When you are abroad you can easily adjust the clock to the local time by setting the time difference Select WORLD TIME then set the time difference p 91 System Used in PAL Australia Austria Belgium China Czech Republic Denmark Finland Germany ...

Page 418: ... on the tape Go to the end of the recorded section using END SEARCH p 46 before you begin the next recording when you have played back the tape Copyright signal x When you play back If the cassette you play back on your camcorder contains copyright signals you cannot copy it to a tape in another video camera connected to your camcorder x When you record You cannot record software on your camcorder...

Page 419: ...t jack is required to view playback pictures recorded in the HDV format The DVCAM format was developed as a more reliable and higher end format than the consumer DV format Explained here are the differences compatibility and limitations on editing for the DVCAM and DV formats appears when the DVCAM standard is not met Differences between the DVCAM and DV formats There are 2 modes for audio recordi...

Page 420: ... of a tape recorded in DV format the tape produced will be in the DVCAM format which the time code format will be partly misadjusted there will be no effect on the recorded picture except in certain cases 2 If the tape that is to be dubbed is in the DVCAM format as in 1 the tape produced will be in the DVCAM format and the time code format will be partly misadjusted 3 Some mini DV video equipment ...

Page 421: ...he combination of the Memory Stick Duo and Memory Stick Duo compliant product you use You can prevent accidental erasure of images when you slide the write protect tab on the Memory Stick Duo with a small tapered object to the write protect position Damaged or lost image data will not be compensated for and may occur in the following cases If you eject the Memory Stick Duo turn the power off on yo...

Page 422: ...Camera File system universal standard established by the JEITA Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association On your camcorder you cannot play back still images recorded on other devices DCR TRV900E or DSC D700 D770 that do not conform to the universal standard These models are not sold in some regions If you cannot use a Memory Stick Duo that has been used with another devic...

Page 423: ...ed state or when the battery pack is frequently used Use the remaining battery time indication as a rough guide only The E mark that indicates low battery flashes even if there are still 5 to 10 minutes of battery time remaining depending on the operating conditions or ambient temperature About storage of the battery pack If the battery pack is not used for a long time fully charge the battery pac...

Page 424: ...patible video devices such as Digital Televisions DVD MICROMV or HDV recorders players are not compatible with this unit Before connecting to other devices be sure to confirm whether the device is compatible with an HDV DV device or not For details on precautions and compatible application software refer also to the operating instructions for the device to be connected b Notes When connecting a de...

Page 425: ...ly turn on the camcorder and play a cassette for about 3 minutes Use up the battery pack completely before storing it Moisture condensation If your camcorder is brought directly from a cold place to a warm place moisture may condense inside your camcorder on the surface of the tape or on the lens In this state the tape may stick to the head drum and be damaged or your camcorder may not operate cor...

Page 426: ...enon occurs in HDV format The following phenomenon occurs in DVCAM DV format The video heads will be worn after long use If you cannot obtain a clear image even after using a cleaning cassette optional the video heads may be worn out Please contact your Sony dealer or local authorized Sony service facility to have the video heads replaced LCD screen Do not exert excessive pressure on the LCD scree...

Page 427: ...d rechargeable battery is always charged while your camcorder is connected to the wall outlet wall socket via the AC Adaptor Charger or while the battery pack is inserted The rechargeable battery will be fully discharged in about 3 months if you do not use your camcorder at all without the AC Adaptor Charger connected or the battery pack attached Use your camcorder after charging the pre installed...

Page 428: ...ing playback time DVCAM 41 min using a PHDVM 63DM cassette Recording playback time DV SP 63 min using a PHDVM 63DM cassette Fast forward rewind time Approx 2 min 40 s using a PHDVM 63DM cassette and rechargeable battery pack Approx 1 min 45 s using a PHDVM 63DM cassette and AC Adaptor Charger Viewfinder Electric viewfinder color black and white Picture 1 1 cm 0 45 type aspect ratio 16 9 Total dot ...

Page 429: ...gnal 75 Ω ohms When component A V cable is connected Y 1 Vp p 75Ω ohms PB PR CB CR 350 mV 75 Ω ohms Audio signal 10 dBu at load impedance 47 kΩ kilohms Output impedance with less than 2 2 kΩ kilohms 0 dBu 0 775 Vrms HDMI OUT jack TypeA 19 pin i headphones jack Stereo minijack Ø 3 5 mm Input Output connectors LANC jack Stereo mini minijack Ø 2 5 mm INPUT1 INPUT2 jack XLR 3 pin female 48 dBu 3kΩ kil...

Page 430: ...C VQ1050 Power requirements AC 100 V 240 V 50 Hz 60 Hz Power consumption 22 W Output voltage DC 8 4 V 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 123 53 135 mm 4 7 8 2 1 8 5 3 8 in w h d excluding the projecting parts Mass approx 390 g 13 8 oz excluding the power cord mains lead See the label on the AC Adaptor Charger for other sp...

Page 431: ...the HDV logo are trademarks of Sony Corporation and Victor Company of Japan Ltd HDMI HDMI logo and High Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC Pentium is a trademark or registered trademark of Intel Corporation Adobe and Adobe Reader are trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated All other product names mentioned herein may be the trademarks or ...

Page 432: ...Lift the edge of the accessory shoe plate and pull it in the direction opposite to that of the arrow on the accessory shoe plate and remove it from the accessory shoe 2 Place the accessory shoe as its protrusions matches recesses of the accessory shoe mount then fix it to the mount with four screws 3 Insert the accessory shoe plate in the direction of the arrow on the plate surface until the end o...

Page 433: ... button AE SHIFT button 44 I ASSIGN 3 button REC REVIEW button 44 J Large eyecup 18 K CH1 INT MIC INPUT1 switch 42 L AUTO MAN CH1 switch 42 M AUDIO LEVEL CH1 dial 42 N AUDIO LEVEL CH2 dial 42 O AUTO MAN CH2 switch 42 P CH2 INT MIC INPUT1 INPUT2 switch 42 Q STATUS CHECK button 53 R PICTURE PROFILE button 33 S MENU button 19 T AUTO MANUAL switch 28 The ASSIGN 2 button AE SHIFT button has a raised ta...

Page 434: ...INPUT2 switch 42 M INPUT1 switch 42 N Cable holder 9 Inner cable holder and outer cable holder are provided for securing an i LINK cable and a microphone cable respectively O LANC jack The LANC control jack is used for controlling the tape transport of video device and peripherals connected to it P POWER switch 16 Q REC START STOP button 23 R Cable holder 9 For securing the i LINK cable or other c...

Page 435: ... I WHT BAL button 31 J SHUTTER SPEED button 28 K OPEN EJECT lever 21 L SEL PUSH EXEC dial 19 M One push button 32 N White balance memory switch 31 O Gain switch 30 P IRIS EXPOSURE button 28 WHT BAL button has a raised tactile dot for your convenience in locating the button To attach the shoulder strap Attach the shoulder strap optional to the hooks for the shoulder strap Continued ...

Page 436: ... press the RESET button all settings including the clock setting except the Picture profile and Camera profile settings return to the default J LCD screen 17 K Viewfinder 17 L Viewfinder lens adjustment lever 17 M Viewfinder release lever 125 N Rear remote sensor 92 O Rear recording lamp 92 The recording lamp flashes if the remaining tape or battery is low PLAY button VOLUME MEMORY button and MEMO...

Page 437: ...en you are operating with the Remote Commander supplied with your camcorder your VCR may also operate In that case select a commander mode other than VTR 2 for your VCR or cover the sensor of your VCR with black paper To change the battery of the Remote Commander 1 While pressing on the tab inset your fingernail into the slit to pull out the battery case 2 Place a new battery with the side facing ...

Page 438: ...g capacity of the tape approx F Audio level display 80 G Remaining recording time of an external Memory Recording Unit optional H Recording folder 89 I Image size 25 J Recording indicator 25 The date time during recording and the camera setting data will be recorded automatically They do not appear on the screen during recording but you can check them on the screen by pressing the DATA CODE button...

Page 439: ...rent playback folder N Playback folder 89 O Previous Next folder icon The or appears when the first or last picture of the current folder is displayed and when there are multiple folders on the same Memory Stick Duo You can move to Previous Next folder with the VOLUME MEMORY button Viewing movies 60 HDV1080i 12 00 04 50 04 qa 2 1 5 4 min min Viewing still images 60min 101 0011 1 2M 9 9 101 MEMORY ...

Page 440: ...00 00 00 00 60min Upper left Upper right Bottom Center Indicator Meaning Z Warning 113 Indicator Meaning HISTOGRAM 78 DV AU MODE DV Audio Mode 75 Manual volume control 42 76 9 Manual focus 27 Picture profile 33 SPOTLIGHT 70 BACK LIGHT 70 SteadyShot off 70 PEAKING 79 D EXTENDER 71 AE SHIFT 69 Extended clear scan 30 69 EXPOSURE control 29 Auto setting 80 n A B White balance 31 FOCUS MACRO 71 HYPER G...

Page 441: ...EL 35 Button type lithium battery 135 C Cable holder 9 CAM DATA DSP Camera data display 80 106 CAMERA PROF Camera profile 90 CAMERA SET menu 67 Cassette Insert Eject 21 Tape 116 Cassette compartment 21 CENTER TRIG 71 CH1 INT MIC INPUT1 switch 9 CH2 INT MIC INPUT1 INPUT2 switch 9 Charge lamp 12 Charging time 13 CLOCK SET 19 91 CNTRST ENHCR 70 106 COLOR BAR 74 COLOR CORRCT Color Correct 37 COLOR DEP...

Page 442: ...t 83 HDV DV jack 58 Headphones jack 132 High definition TV 56 HISTOGRAM 78 106 Hook for shoulder strap 133 HOURS METER 92 HYPER GAIN 68 I INDEX MARK 45 Index screen 50 Index search 54 Index signal 45 Indicators 138 INDOOR 32 Indoor 32 INPUT1 9 42 INPUT1 jack 9 42 INPUT1 MIC NR 76 INPUT1 switch 42 INPUT1 TRIM 77 INPUT1 WIND 77 INPUT2 9 42 INPUT2 jack 42 INPUT2 MIC NR 77 INPUT2 switch 42 INPUT2 TRIM...

Page 443: ...S menu 90 OUTDOOR 32 Outdoor 32 Outside power source 14 P PAL 109 115 PB FOLDER Playback folder 89 PB ZOOM Playback zoom 91 PEAKING 79 106 PHOTO 44 PHOTO button 25 Picture profile 33 PICTURE PROFILE button 33 Picture Search 50 PLAY button 49 Playing time 13 POWER switch 16 Pre installed rechargeable battery 125 PRESET 86 PROFILE NAME 40 PROGRESSIVE 83 PUSH AT IRIS 44 PUSH AUTO button 28 PUSH lens ...

Page 444: ...o 26 THREADING 92 Time code 136 TONE 75 Trademark 129 TRANS TIME 73 Transmitter 135 TRIG 71 TRIG LEVEL 71 Troubleshooting 103 TV 56 TV color systems 115 U UB PRESET 86 UB TIME REC 87 UB DATE TC TIME 87 106 Using the menu items 62 Using your camcorder abroad 115 V VCR HDV DV 83 VF B LIGHT 81 106 VF COLOR 82 VF POWERMODE 82 Video control buttons 135 Video head 124 VIDEO OUT 84 Viewfinder 17 Viewfind...

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Page 446: ... 1 4 12 M1 7 X 5 0 Tapping Black 3 080 204 21 1 7 9 M1 7 X 5 0 Tapping Silver 3 078 890 21 5 0 1 7 14 M1 7 X 2 5 Silver 2 599 475 11 13 M1 7 X 2 5 Tapping Silver 3 085 397 01 2 5 1 7 11 M1 7 X 4 0 Tapping Silver 3 078 890 11 8 M1 7 X 3 5 Tapping Silver 3 078 890 01 3 5 1 7 4 0 1 7 5 0 2 5 17 M1 7 X 1 5 Silver 2 586 389 01 2 5 1 7 15 M1 4 X 1 5 Silver 3 062 214 01 1 5 1 4 1 4 16 M1 4 X 2 5 Silver 2...

Page 447: ...8 61 1 4 4 0 29 M1 4 X 2 5 Black 2 662 396 01 31 M3 0 X 4 0 Silver 2 102 434 01 2 5 1 4 30 M1 2 X 3 5 Tapping White 3 086 156 11 3 5 1 2 32 M2 0 X 4 5 Tapping Silver 2 102 498 01 33 M3 0 X 6 0 Silver 3 077 331 21 35 M4 0 X 6 0 Tapping Silver 3 975 291 02 34 M3 0 X 8 0 Black 3 077 331 41 36 M3 0 X 6 0 Silver 4 886 821 11 37 M2 0 X 6 0 Tapping Black 3 080 206 31 38 M3 0 X 20 0 Tapping Silver 7 685 6...

Page 448: ...r 3 973 497 91 2 5 1 7 49 M2 0 X 4 0 Black 2 630 005 31 50 M2 0 X 3 0 Red 2 891 494 11 51 M2 0 X 2 5 Silver 3 073 686 01 54 M1 75 X 6 0 Tapping Black 3 318 203 11 53 M2 0 X 5 0 Tapping Black 3 080 206 21 55 M2 0 X 4 0 Silver 2 655 582 11 52 M2 0 X 4 0 Tapping Black 3 080 206 11 56 M2 0 X 3 5 Silver 3 067 187 11 4 0 2 0 3 0 2 0 2 5 2 0 5 0 2 0 4 0 2 0 6 0 1 75 4 0 2 0 3 5 2 0 57 M1 7 X 4 0 Black 7 ...

Page 449: ... Silver 3 389 523 16 2 0 1 4 68 M1 7 X 4 0 Silver 2 655 581 01 4 0 1 7 72 M1 4 X 2 0 Silver 4 663 621 41 2 0 1 4 69 M1 7 X 3 0 Silver 2 599 475 21 3 0 1 7 70 M1 7 X 5 0 Silver 2 599 475 41 5 0 1 7 75 M1 7 X 3 5 Tapping Silver 2 666 551 01 76 M1 7 X 4 0 Tapping Silver 2 666 551 11 73 M1 2 X 4 0 Tapping Black 3 086 156 61 74 M1 7 X 6 0 Tapping Silver 2 666 551 31 78 M1 4 X 3 5 Red 3 208 537 11 79 M1...

Page 450: ... 0 X 5 5 Tapping Silver 2 695 575 01 5 0 2 0 90 M1 7 X 3 0 Silver 3 271 395 01 3 0 1 7 91 M1 7 X 3 0 Tapping Silver 2 695 434 11 92 M2 0 X 3 9 Black 3 268 954 01 3 9 2 0 93 M1 7 X 3 5 Tapping Silver 3 254 082 01 94 M1 7 X 4 0 Black 2 515 483 31 1 7 7 0 3 0 2 0 2 5 1 7 4 0 1 7 3 5 1 7 3 5 1 7 95 M3 0 X 8 0 Tapping Black 7 685 646 79 8 0 3 0 99 M2 5 X 6 0 Tapping Silver 3 776 750 02 6 0 2 5 96 M1 4 ...

Page 451: ...Black 7 682 548 09 8 0 3 0 6 0 2 6 4 0 2 0 6 0 2 0 3 0 1 7 109 M1 7 X 3 0 Black 2 515 483 21 3 0 1 7 3 0 2 0 110 M2 0 X 3 0 Black 2 630 005 21 4 0 1 7 114 M2 0 X 5 5 Tapping Silver 2 698 464 01 5 5 2 0 112 M1 4 X 5 0 Black 2 178 410 11 5 0 1 4 113 M1 7 X 5 0 Black 2 635 562 41 5 0 1 7 115 M1 4 X 3 5 Tapping Silver 3 348 998 51 1 4 3 5 116 M2 0 X 3 5 Tapping Silver 2 695 435 01 3 5 2 0 117 M1 7 X 4...

Page 452: ...X 6 0 Black 3 452 484 01 131 M4 0 X 12 0 Silver 3 452 471 01 130 M2 0 X 4 5 Tapping Silver 3 732 817 11 132 M2 6 X 6 0 Black 4 673 655 01 127 M3 0 X 25 0 Black 7 682 654 09 128 M4 0 X 12 0 Black 3 452 472 01 3 0 3 5 6 0 25 0 1 4 2 9 3 0 4 0 12 0 3 0 135 M2 0 X 2 5 Black 7 627 553 28 2 5 7 0 12 0 6 0 6 0 2 0 2 6 4 0 2 6 3 0 4 5 2 0 136 M1 4 X 4 0 Tapping Black 3 065 509 11 137 M1 7 X 3 0 Black 3 09...

Page 453: ... 146 M1 4 X 2 4 Black 4 111 248 11 2 4 1 4 3 5 1 4 147 M1 4 X 3 5 Black 2 662 396 41 148 M1 7 X 3 0 Silver 3 057 082 21 3 0 1 7 149 M1 6 X 7 5 Tapping Silver 4 115 505 01 153 M1 4 X 1 5 Silver 3 059 718 01 7 5 1 6 150 M1 4 X 3 0 Black 4 105 150 01 3 0 1 4 2 5 1 4 152 M1 4 X 2 5 Black 4 116 473 11 151 M1 4 X 1 4 Silver 3 272 251 11 1 4 1 4 1 5 1 4 8 0 2 6 154 M2 6 X 8 0 Silver 7 627 556 97 1 7 6 0 ...

Page 454: ...3 Points added portion Before change After change HELP Sticking standard of the Tape VF HELP08 Tape VF Reinforcing Part FP 974 Flexible Board 1 0mm SUPPLEMENT 1 File this supplement with the service manual Sticking standard of the Tape VF Tape VF Crease Reinforcing Part FP 974 Flexible Board 1 0mm HELP08 Subject Change of HELP Change of Schematic Diagrams Change of Repair Parts List Change of EVR ...

Page 455: ... 10P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 FB9502 FB9501 LD9501 VD9508 XX VD9506 XX VD9505 XX 04 VD9507 XX S_GND JACK_AD LANC_DC VIDEO AUDIO_GND AUDIO_L AUDIO_R LANC_SIG S_Y D3_Y S_C D3_Pb VIDEO D3_Pr CHASSIS_GND AV R C9501 470p C9502 470p CN9508 10P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 FB9502 FB9501 LD9501 VD9508 XX VD9506 XX VD9505 XX 04 VD9507 XX S_GND JACK_AD LANC_DC VIDEO AUDIO_GND AUDIO_L AUDIO_R LAN...

Page 456: ...hange 5 21 Ref No Part No Description Ref No Part No Description C9501 1 164 935 11 CERAMIC CHIP 470PF 10 50V C9502 1 164 935 11 CERAMIC CHIP 470PF 10 50V JK 376 BOARD JK 376 BOARD CAPACITOR Ref No Part No Description BATTERY HOLDER 0BH7001 1 756 615 61 HOLDER BATTERY Note Ref No Part No Description BATTERY HOLDER 0 BH7001 1 756 615 51 HOLDER BATTERY Note PI 029 BOARD PI 029 BOARD 5 25 Ref No Part...

Page 457: ...nt 7 1 Flange Back Adjustment Service manual page 6 28 Adjusting method Order Page Address Data Procedure 1 0 01 01 2 BF 19 AA 3 BF 90 80 4 6 61 01 5 Wait for 3 seconds 6 0 10 09 7 F 4A 83 9F 8 F 4B 80 Note 10 9F 9 0 10 00 10 6 02 Check the data is 00 11 6 99 Check the data is 00 12 6 4D 40 13 6 64 04 14 0 10 07 15 E 10 Set the bit value of bit1 is 0 7E and press PAUSE Write button Note 8 16 0 10 ...

Page 458: ...1 DI09 013 Contents Revision of Disassembly Schematic Diagrams Printed Wiring Boards and Mechanical Parts List S M Revised Page 2 12 4 1 4 24 4 74 5 15 Change of HELP Change of Schematic Diagrams Change of Repair Parts List Change of EVR Page Table Change of Flange Back Adjustment S M Rev issued Yes Yes 985262313 pdf S M revised only top cover ...

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