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4-5. Operation Log

This unit can acquire the AllFile file and the following operation log using the Log Dump function.

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Button/switch operation log

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Menu setting log

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Peripheral device connection log

Each time the power switch on the unit is turned off, the operation log file and the AllFile file are stored.
However, these files are not stored if the battery pack is removed or the cable is disconnected from the
DC IN connector while the power switch is turned on.

4-5-1. Procedure for Acquiring Operation Log File and AllFile File

1.  Insert the SD card formatted in the unit into the slot (B).
2.  Display the Service menu. (Refer to “4-2. Displaying the Service Menu”.)
3.  Execute [Log Dump] from [Information].

The operation log file and the AllFile file are stored in the SD card.

To delete the operation log file and AllFile file

To delete these files, select one of the following and then turn off the power switch.

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[Reset] in [All Reset] of the Maintenance menu

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[Reset without Network] in [All Reset] of the Maintenance menu

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[Factory Reset] of the Service menu

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Summary of Contents for ILME-FX6T

Page 1: ...or the purpose of sales installation configuration and use of Sony products Using this information for any purpose other than the purpose described foregoing is forbidden 2 Do not copy replicate reproduce alter translate transmit sell lease or distribute this information in whole or in part without the prior written permission of the author Revision of Information This information may be changed o...

Page 2: ...fen nur von qualifiziertem Fachpersonal ausgeführt werden Um die Gefahr eines elektrischen Schlages Feuergefahr und Verletzungen zu vermeiden sind bei Wartungsarbeiten strikt die Angaben in der Anleitung zu befolgen Andere als die angegeben Wartungsarbeiten dürfen nur von Personen ausgeführt werden die eine spezielle Befähigung dazu besitzen AVERTISSEMENT Ce manual est destiné uniquement aux perso...

Page 3: ...egion und des jeweiligen Landes befolgen 注意指定以外の電池に交換すると破裂する危険があります必ず指定の電池に交換してください使用済みの電池は国または地域の法令に従って処理してください FÖRSIKTIGHET Fara för explosion vid felaktigt placerat batteri Byt endast mot samma eller likvärdig typ av batteri enligt tillverkarens rekommendationer När du kasserar batteriet ska du följa rådande lagar för regionen eller landet PAS PÅ Fare for eksplosion hvis batteriet ikke u...

Page 4: ... 1 6 2 UIF 1001 Board 24 1 7 Notes on Replacing Parts and Board 25 1 7 1 Power Supply during Repairs 25 1 7 2 Notes for Replacing the VC 1046 Board 25 1 7 3 Notes for Replacing the CK 1027 Board 26 1 7 4 Notes for Replacing the CR 1006 Board 27 1 7 5 Notes for Replacing the LCD Device 27 1 7 6 Notes for Replacing the Front Block Including IMGR and FIX 5000 27 1 8 Tools and Fixtures 28 1 9 Circuit ...

Page 5: ...d 67 2 4 Outside Panel 70 2 5 VC 1046 Board 72 2 6 DC Fan 77 2 7 Front Block 79 2 7 1 CR 1006 Board 81 2 7 2 Optical Filter Block 83 2 8 CK 1027 Board 86 2 9 IF 1014 Board 89 2 10 VF 1024 Board 91 2 11 JK 1029 Board 93 2 12 Rear Assembly 95 2 12 1 TC 1002 Board 97 2 12 2 SDI 1004 Board 100 2 12 3 HD 1006 Board 102 2 13 DD 1020 Board 105 2 14 LC 1052 Board 106 2 15 DC 1023 Board 107 2 16 Handle 109...

Page 6: ...iring Operation Log File and AllFile File 140 4 5 2 Operation Log File AllFile File Storage Location 141 Section 5 Spare Parts 143 5 1 Note on Repair Parts 143 5 2 Exploded Views 144 Overall 144 Outside Panel 145 VC Board 146 DC Fan 147 CK IF VF Boards 148 Main Frame 149 Inside Panel 1 150 Inside Panel 2 151 Inside Panel 3 152 Inside Panel 4 153 Front Block 154 Rear Block 155 Handle 1 156 Handle 2...

Page 7: ...4 Overall 168 Frame Wiring 173 Revision History 174 ...

Page 8: ...FX6T ILME FX6TK Destination UC J CN1 CEE IN5 E38 AP2 UC J CN1 UC CEE AF1 UC CEE COLOR system NTSC PAL Selectable NTSC PAL Selectable Internal recording media LENS SEL24105G SEL24105G Projector GPS EVF Wi Fi 2 4 5 2 5 3 5 6 5 8 GHz 2 4 GHz NFC Multi interface shoe Charging capacitor for flash ...

Page 9: ...this board is needed replace the front block For this reason the IS 1043 board is not included in this board location diagram WF 12 CR 1006 JK 1029 VF 1024 DC 1023 VC 1046 FT 2001 CK 1027 IF 1014 HP 1015 FU 1001 VSW 1001 SS 1007 SW 1037 DD 1020 SDI 1004 TC 1002 LC 1052 HD 1006 SH 1030 TG 1005 WB 1002 KY 1031 SEL 1001 PS 1004 WF 1008 ...

Page 10: ...7 HN 1054 HK 1003 FP 310 AXM 1002 PD 1066 PSW 1001 HC 1002 HS 1008 DL 1007 CHG 1003 UC 1001 UIF 1001 FP 311 UC CEE CN1 IN5 E38 AF1 AP2 ...

Page 11: ... to an electrical signal and its internal A D converter converts the electrical signal to a digital signal Then this digital signal is converted to a differential serial signal and then this serial signal is output to the VC 1046 board 1 3 2 Main Block CK 1027 board The CK 1027 board contains a Wi Fi module The Wi Fi module sends data to and receives data from IC2000 on the VC 1046 board Wi Fi rad...

Page 12: ...TC as well as handles key operation input signals IC1900 as a nonvolatile device of IC1000 is connected IC2000 receives signals from IC1000 processes them and then outputs them to the SD card interface IC CFE card slot and Wi Fi processor IC IC2000 also processes the input signals from these devices and inputs outputs the USB signals Signals for SD card are output through IC4700 to the SD card con...

Page 13: ...ocessing clock X7751 Oscillator for the IC1000 video signal transmitter X8503 Oscillator for the IC8000 video signal receiver X8501 X8502 Oscillator for the IC8000 SDI signal generation processing Power supply block The VC 1046 board contains a battery connector to supply battery power to the DD 1020 board IC5200 IC0900 and IC0700 switch each power signal IC0900 controls IC0100 IC0101 and IC0300 a...

Page 14: ...1015 board contains a headphone jack Audio signals are connected to the output pins of IC0301 on the KY 1031 board KY 1031 board The KY 1031 board contains a CH1 AUTO MAN switch and a CH2 AUTO MAN switch for setting recording level a media access LED AUDIO headphone and a speaker amplifier DAC IC0301 This board relays the inside key switch signals PS 1004 board The PS 1004 board contains a power s...

Page 15: ... WHT BAL switch for switching white balance memory VSW 1001 board The VSW 1001 board contains a lithium battery and the following switches buttons and LEDs ND PRESET VARIABLE switch ND FILTER POSITION upper and lower buttons ND CLEAR LED ND VARIABLE AUTO button LED IRIS function button CANCEL BACK button THUMBNAIL button MENU button FOCUS switch WB 1002 board The WB 1002 board contains a WB SET wh...

Page 16: ...the VC 1046 board through the NFC antenna VF 1024 board The VF 1024 board contains a connector for connection to the viewfinder This connector is connected to the PD 1066 board through the viewfinder cable WF 12 board The WF 12 board contains a Wi Fi antenna 1 3 6 Handle Block AXM 1002 board The AXM 1002 board contains an XLR connector an external input ADC an INPUT switch LINE MIC MIC 48V of the ...

Page 17: ...ted to digital data in the ADC and the digital data is sent to IC8000 on the VC 1046 board The HN 1054 board relays the REC ZOOM KEY ASSIGN7 ASSIGN8 and multi selector signals HS 1008 board The HS 1008 board contains a multi selector 8 directions determination button This board relays the handle zoom signal and the signals from the HK 1003 board 1 3 7 Viewfinder Block PD 1066 board The PD 1066 boa...

Page 18: ...activate the multi assignable dial UC 1001 board The UC 1001 board contains an ASSIGN6 button UIF 1001 board The UIF 1001 board is a grip board to control the grip using IC2002 When this board is connected to the camera body the LED D2002 lights green 1 3 9 Battery Charger Block CHG 1003 board The CHG 1003 board contains a battery charge control IC ...

Page 19: ...les When connecting cables to connectors during installation or service use connectors and cables that meet the specifications of this unit 1 5 Connector Input Output Signals 1 5 1 Location of Connectors 11 2 7 3 6 8 5 1 10 4 9 ...

Page 20: ...ectable 4 Headphone Stereo mini jack 16 dBu Volume Max reference level output 16 ohms loaded External View GND EXT DC 1 2 3 External View 0 dBu 0 775 V rms XLR 3 pin Female No Signal I O Specifications 1 GND GND 2 XLR HOT IN LINE 4 dBu 0 dBu 3 dBu EBUL 10 k ohms MIC 80 dBu to 30 dBu 3 k ohms 3 XLR COLD IN LINE 4 dBu 0 dBu 3 dBu EBUL 10 k ohms MIC 80 dBu to 30 dBu 3 k ohms ...

Page 21: ...SB D IN OUT USB Data signal 4 USB_ID IN OTG identification signal not used 5 GND GND 6 D_3 3V OUT 3 3 V not used 7 XRESET_REQ IN Camera power On Off control for debugging 8 UART_TX IN OUT UART TX for debugging 9 UART_RX IN OUT UART RX for debugging 10 AD_JACK_IN IN AD signal for determining accessory type not used 11 ROUT XAELOCK Not used 12 LOUT XSHUT Not used 13 V_LINE_OUT Not used 14 GND GND 15...

Page 22: ...GND for TMDS data 1 6 TMDS DATA1 OUT TMDS data 1 output 7 TMDS DATA0 OUT TMDS data 0 output 8 TMDS DATA0 SHIELD GND for TMDS data 0 9 TMDS DATA0 OUT TMDS data 0 output 10 TMDS CLOCK OUT TMDS clock signal output 11 TMDS CLOCK SHIELD GND for TMDS clock 12 TMDS CLOCK OUT TMDS clock signal output 13 CEC N C 14 RESERVED N C No connection 15 SCL OUT Serial data clock signal output 16 SDA IN OUT Serial d...

Page 23: ...e A8 SBU1 No Connection A9 VBUS IN OUT 5 V power A10 RX1 IN Super Speed differential pair A11 RX2 IN Super Speed differential pair A12 GND GND B1 GND GND B2 TX2 OUT Super Speed differential pair B3 TX2 OUT Super Speed differential pair B4 VBUS IN OUT 5 V power B5 CC2 IN Plug Configuration Detection B6 D IN OUT USB2 0 Interface B7 D IN OUT USB2 0 Interface B8 SBU2 No Connection B9 VBUS IN OUT 5 V p...

Page 24: ...S DATA 1 OUT LVDS data 1 output 10 GND GND 11 GND GND 12 LVDS CLOCK OUT LVDS clock signal output 13 LVDS CLOCK OUT LVDS clock signal output 14 LVDS DATA 0 OUT LVDS data 0 output 15 LVDS DATA 0 OUT LVDS data 0 output 16 CAP_TP_XRES IN OUT TP reset signal 17 STX OUT LCD data signal 18 SCK OUT LCD clock signal 19 GND GND 20 GND GND 21 I2C SDA IN OUT I2C data signal of EEPROM 22 LVDS DATA 3 OUT LVDS 3...

Page 25: ...ignable dial signal 7 2ND_SS_SW IN Recording START STOP signal 8 C_ADC0_VIN9 IN AD ladder signal of key switch 9 SW 2 MONI _AU_SEL0_CH1 IN XLR key switch signal 10 SW 2 MONI _AU_SEL1_CH1 IN XLR key switch signal 11 INT_HND 2 MONI _I2S_DATA IN MIC Data signal 12 MUX 2 DFF _MIC_LINE_SEL_CH1AND2 OUT Enable signal of the XLR LINE input 13 MUX 2 DFF _MIC_REF_SEL1_CH1AND2 OUT Enable signal of the XLR MI...

Page 26: ...a signal 29 MUX 2 DFF _48V_SEL_CH1AND2 OUT Enable signal of the XLR 48V power 30 MUX 2 DFF _MIC_REF_SEL0_CH1AND2 OUT Enable signal of the XLR MIC input 31 MUX 2 DFF _INT_RST_X_AND_DIG_ SHOE_CLK_XEN OUT MIC DIG SHOE reset signal 32 SHOE_DIGITAL 2 MONI _I2S_DT34 IN Shoe Data signal 33 SHOE 2 MON _I2S_DATA IN Shoe Data signal 34 MONI 2 AU _FS IN Clock signal 35 SHOE_DIG_AU_DT OUT DIG SHOE signal 36 R...

Page 27: ...A configuration and completion power supply to the VC 1046 board On 1 6 2 UIF 1001 Board Ref No Name Color Description Normal State Power On D2002 Done Yellow green Indicates completion of IC2002 CPLD configuration After configuration is completed this LED lights when the grip is connected to the camera body On D8001 VC 1046 Board Side A D2002 UIF 1001 Board Side A ...

Page 28: ... Updating the MAC address Upgrading the firmware Destination Data The destination data stored in the board for repair is different from the destination setting stored in the board before replacement in some cases Destination must be set on the replacement board after installation Method of the destination data write Start the Adjust Manual in the Adjust Station and execute Destination data write o...

Page 29: ...AC address update Note Perform the following operations after all work has been done 1 Start the Adjust Manual in the Adjust Station and execute Wireless LAN Setting MAC Address on the ADJUST tab 2 Perform Network Reset on the Network menu of the unit Note After the replacement and repair as the board has a new MAC address ask the customer to configure the devices connected to the unit again Accor...

Page 30: ...on the PD 1066 board of this unit Therefore when the LCD or the PD 1066 board is replaced start the Adjust Manual from the Adjust Station Then adjust the LCD according to the Adjust Manual and write adjustment values 1 7 6 Notes for Replacing the Front Block Including IMGR and FIX 5000 Load data from the CD ROM supplied with the front block to PC Activate the Adjust Manual from the Adjust Station ...

Page 31: ... screwdriver bit M2 Tightening screws for precision M2 for precision M2 6 J 6325 400 A Torque screwdriver 3 kg Tightening screws J 6252 510 A Torque screwdriver 6 kg Commercially available Box driver size 14 mm Tightening nuts 7 600 042 01 Loctite 243 Preventing self loosening of screws Commercially available Loctite 263 Preventing self loosening of screws for flat head screws of the MI shoe Comme...

Page 32: ... power is turned off 1 9 2 Fuses WARNING Fuses are essential parts for safe operation Be sure to use the parts specified in this manual Replacing a fuse with an unspecified one may cause fire or electric shock The unit is equipped with fuses The fuses blow if overcurrent flows in the unit due to an abnormality In that case turn off the main power of the unit once inspect inside of the unit and the...

Page 33: ...p Adjust Manual for each model For details refer to Installation manual supplied with the installer for the Adjust Station Adjust Manual It is the software to adjust and check digital cameras and camcorders for service For details refer to Installation manual supplied with the installer for the Adjust Manual Note Be sure to install Adjust Station first ...

Page 34: ...n Check that the conductive side of the flexible flat cable and flexible board are free from dirt or dust Securely insert the flexible flat cable and flexible board into the deep end of the connector Disconnection 1 Unlock the connector 2 Pull out the flexible flat cable and flexible board Connection 1 Unlock the connector 2 Insert the flexible flat cable into the connector 3 Lock the connector Ty...

Page 35: ...oaxial cable connector is not free from dirt or dust Type A Disconnection 1 Hold both sides of the fine wire coaxial cable connector and pull the connector straight to disconnect it Connection 1 Insert the connector straight matching the polarity marks Note Inserting the connector at an angle so may damage it Insert the connector firmly as far as it will go Hold the connector to disconnect Polarit...

Page 36: ...ction 1 Insert the connector of fine wire coaxial cable in the arrow direction to connect it Note Insert the connector firmly as far as it will go Correct Wrong Fine wire coaxial cable Hold the connector to disconnect Do not attempt to disconnect by pulling the cable Both sides of connector Fine wire coaxial cable Both sides of connector ...

Page 37: ... the connector of the fine wire coaxial cable Connection 1 Insert the connector of fine wire coaxial cable in the arrow direction to connect it Note Insert the connector firmly as far as it will go Wrong Do not attempt to disconnected by pulling the cable Fine wire coaxial cable Tool Hook Hook Hook the tool s hook to the connector of the fine wire coaxial cable Connector Connector Connector Fine w...

Page 38: ...e connector straight to meet the angle specified 3 Turn the pull bar in the direction of arrow B and lock the connector Note Insert the connector carefully so that the connector guides are not caught by the edge of the mating connector Hold the connector to disconnect Do not attempt to disconnect by pulling the cable A Connector Pull bar Fine wire coaxial cable Correct Wrong B Less than 5 Less tha...

Page 39: ...hen disconnecting the coaxial cable Do not pull the cable Connection 1 Hold the plug of coaxial cable 2 Connect the coaxial cable perpendicularly to the connector Push the plug into the connector while turning it clockwise and counterclockwise several times Do not attempt to remove by pulling the cable Hold the plug to remove Correct Wrong Hold the plug to connect Connecting connector ...

Page 40: ...e following procedure Perform the cleaning in the simple cleaning bench Wear rubber gloves during the cleaning The thin ND filter is low in strength Do not apply a strong force to it when removing the dust or dirt to clean it Fixtures Simple cleaning bench recommended product ISO CLASS 5 CLASS 100 or equivalent Example Filter unit SS MAC 11FR Airtech Japan Ltd Rubber gloves for clean room Example ...

Page 41: ...e cleaning tools Blower Visually check the contaminated area and then blow dust and dirt Cleaning stick Part number J 6082 726 A Visually check the contaminated area and then gently push the adhesive part at the end of the cleaning stick against the contaminated area so that dust and dirt adhere to the adhesive part to remove them Note Avoid rubbing the optical filter with the adhesive part at the...

Page 42: ...39 Cleaning stick Part number J 6082 712 A Visually check the contaminated area and then slide the tip of the cleaning stick to remove dust and dirt Optical filter block Cleaning stick ...

Page 43: ... the grip mount of the main unit M1 7 0 14 0 02 N m Panel VF charger section M1 7 0 18 0 02 N m VF base cover handle grip grip mount of the main unit M1 7 0 20 0 02 N m MI shoe TP1 7 0 12 0 02 N m Lens lock button M2 0 18 0 02 N m M2 6 0 53 0 07 N m Nut 1 00 0 10 N m FU 1001 board Nut 0 25 0 03 N m HP 1015 board Nut 1 40 0 20 N m SDI 1004 board Tip When using the torque driver with the notation of...

Page 44: ...of installation apply the loctite 243 to tips of the six screws When installing the top cabinet push the outside panel and inside panel in the direction of the arrow and then tighten the screws in the following sequence a b c d e f P2 6 x 5 Handle connector protective cap Top cabinet Megeyar hook Hooks Outside panel Screw tightening sequence and pushing directions Inside panel d b d b d e f e f c ...

Page 45: ...d inside panel in the direction of the arrow then tighten the screws in the following sequence a b c d e f Tighten the screw g last 5 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal Outside panel Inside panel Bottom cover P2 x 4 g a a d a d e f e f b c b c d e f b c Screw tightening sequence and pushing directions ...

Page 46: ...binet Bottom Cover Procedure 1 Disconnect the coaxial cable from the connector J0200 on the CK 1027 board Note At the time of installation pass the coaxial cable around the front side of the boss and arrange it so that it does not protrude higher than the boss Coaxial cable Boss CK 1027 board J0200 ...

Page 47: ...he inside panel in the direction of the arrow and tighten the screws 3 Remove the screw Note At the time of installation push the inside panel in the direction of the arrow and tighten the screw Media lid Inside panel P2 x 4 P2 x 4 Pushing directions Inside panel P2 x 4 P2 x 4 Pushing directions ...

Page 48: ...talling the inside panel observe the following instructions Before and after installing the inside panel make sure that the two silicon tubes are properly attached Be careful not to pinch the coaxial cable Place the flexible board between the main unit and the inside panel 6 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal Flexile board Flexile board Silicon tube Silicon tube VC 1046 bo...

Page 49: ... Refer to 2 2 Top Cabinet Bottom Cover 2 Remove the inside panel Refer to 2 3 Inside Panel Procedure 1 Remove the lithium battery with a non conductive stick 2 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal VSW 1001 board Hooks Hooks Lithium battery Battery holder Groove ...

Page 50: ...emove the HP 1015 board and then disconnect the flexible flat cable from the connector CN0101 on the HP 1015 board Note Cut the pins on a new HP 1015 board to a length of 1 2 mm or less When you use a new flexible flat cable fold it as shown in the figure 4 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal HP 1015 board Pins of the connector CN0101 CN0301 KY 1031 board Nut HP terminal co...

Page 51: ... the connector CN002 on the PS 1004 board and the connector CN0104 on the KY 1031 board 2 Disconnect the three flexible flat cables from the connectors CN0101 CN0102 CN0301 on the KY 1031 board Note When connecting the flexible flat cable a fix it on the hook Arrangement of flexible flat cable Flexible flat cable a Flexible flat cable a Flexible flat cables Flexible flat cable Hook Hook KY 1031 bo...

Page 52: ...nstallation tighten screws a to h sequentially in alphabetical order At the time of installation insert the two portions of the shade media sheet as shown in the figure a g h d f c e b TP2 x 5 Holes Bosses Shade media sheet Inserting position of shade media sheet Screw tightening sequence ...

Page 53: ...the two media tallies out of the grooves and then remove them from the holes 5 Open the USB cover 6 Remove the media lid retainer 1 2 Media tallies Hole Holes Groove Grooves Media lid retainer Holes Bosses USB cover ...

Page 54: ... board plate 10 Disconnect the harness from the connector CN0300 on the KY 1031 board 11 Remove the speaker assembly Note When installing the KY board plate tighten the screws in the following sequence a b c d e Holes Bosses Flexible board KY 1031 board CN0105 Control switch block AU95700 Bosses Holes Speaker assembly KY board plate TP2 x 5 a b c d e CN0300 KY 1031 board ...

Page 55: ...he KY 1031 board Note When you use a new flexible board fold it as shown in the figure When installing the KY 1031 board align the two switches with the grooves of the audio slide levers KY 1031 board Flexible board KY 1031 board CN0100 Valley fold Valley fold KY printed CN0100 CN0200 Switches Audio slide levers TP2 x 5 ...

Page 56: ...lat cable from the connector CN003 on the PS 1004 board Note When installing the PS 1004 board align the switch with the groove of the power switch 17 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal Hole CN003 PS 1004 board Switch SEL 1001 board Groove of the power switch CN0100 Hole Bosses Reinforcing plate side Flexible flat cable ...

Page 57: ...inside panel Refer to 2 3 Inside Panel 3 Remove the KY 1031 board Refer to 2 3 3 KY 1031 Board PS 1004 Board Procedure 1 Remove the screw and then remove the AU holder assembly 2 Remove the SEL 1001 board 3 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal SEL 1001 board Holes Holes Bosses AU holder assembly TP2 x 5 Bosses ...

Page 58: ... Refer to 2 2 Top Cabinet Bottom Cover 2 Remove the inside panel Refer to 2 3 Inside Panel Procedure 1 Disconnect the flexible flat cable from the connector CN101 on the FU 1001 board 2 Remove the multi function dial 3 Remove the two screws and then remove the FU 1001 board assembly TP2 x 5 FU 1001 board assembly CN101 Flexible flat cable Multi function dial D cut ...

Page 59: ...late Note Cut the pins on a new FU 1001 board to a length of 1 2 mm or less Attach the tape AS at the position as shown in the figure 6 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal FD plate Supplied nut Sticking standard Sticking standard FU 1001 board Tape AS Tape AS sticking standard Tape AS Pins of the connector ...

Page 60: ...2 3 2 HP 1015 Board Procedure 1 Disconnect the flexible flat cable from the connector CN0002 on the SH 1030 board 2 Remove the seven screws and then remove the TG 1005 board assembly Note When installing the TG 1005 board assembly tighten screws a to g sequentially in alphabetical order TP2 x 5 Flexible flat cable TG 1005 board assembly Boss SH 1030 board Bosses Holes Hole CN0002 a c e g f d b Scr...

Page 61: ... Disconnect the flexible flat cable from the connector CN001 on the TG 1005 board Note Cut the pins on a new TG 1005 board to a length of 1 2 mm or less P1 7 x 3 Flexible flat cable Bosses ISO button plate Holes CN001 TG 1005 board Toggle packings Reinforcing plate side Pins of the connector ...

Page 62: ...t the flexible flat cable from the connector CN0001 on the SH 1030 board 7 Remove the SH 1030 board 8 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal Holes SH 1030 board CN0001 Bosses Flexible flat cable ...

Page 63: ...1030 Board Procedure 1 Remove the WB 1002 board assembly Note When installing the WB 1002 board assembly insert the two A portions into the two grooves and align the boss with the hole After installing the WB 1002 board assembly check that the outer shape of the WB 1002 board and the outer shape of the AF button rubber 88100 match A Grooves Boss WB 1002 board assembly AF button rubber 88100 Tip Co...

Page 64: ...sert the convex portion of the WB 1002 board into the hole of the PUSH AUTO button plate 2 Align the hole of the WB 1002 board with the boss of the PUSH AUTO button plate 3 Tighten the screw 3 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal P1 7 x 3 WB 1002 board PUSH AUTO button plate Boss Hole Convex portion Hole ...

Page 65: ...015 Board 5 Remove the FU 1001 board assembly Refer to 2 3 5 FU 1001 Board 6 Remove the TG 1005 board assembly and the SH 1030 board Refer to 2 3 6 TG 1005 Board SH 1030 Board 7 Remove the WB 1002 board assembly Refer to 2 3 7 WB 1002 Board Procedure 1 Disconnect the flexible board from the connector CN0101 on the VSW 1001 board 2 Remove the three screws and then remove the control switch block as...

Page 66: ...ard CN0100 SW 1037 board CN0100 VSW 1001 board CN0100 CN0102 CN0104 CN0105 Flexible flat cables Flexible flat cable Flexible flat cable CN0100 SW 1037 board CN0100 SS 1007 board CN0102 VSW 1001 board KY 1031 board CN0104 VSW 1001 board CN0105 VSW 1001 board CN0100 VSW 1001 board CN0102 CN0101 Reinforcing plate side ...

Page 67: ...hen remove the ND button plate and the ND insulation sheet Note At the time of installation tighten the screws in the following sequence a b c d e f e ND button plate Hole b c a f Hole Bosses ND insulation sheet TP2 x 5 Holes Bosses d ...

Page 68: ...emove the VSW 1001 board Note When installing the VSW 1001 board align the two switches with the two grooves Boss Boss Groove of the focus switch Groove of the ND switch Hole Hole Switch Switch VSW 1001 board ...

Page 69: ...66 6 Remove the SW 1037 board 7 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal SW 1037 board Bosses Hole Hole ...

Page 70: ...bly Refer to 2 3 5 FU 1001 Board 6 Remove the TG 1005 board assembly and the SH 1030 board Refer to 2 3 6 TG 1005 Board SH 1030 Board 7 Remove the WB 1002 board assembly Refer to 2 3 7 WB 1002 Board 8 Remove the VSW 1001 board Refer to 2 3 8 VSW 1001 Board SW 1037 Board Procedure 1 Remove the three screws and then remove the REC button base assembly in the direction of the arrow Note When installi...

Page 71: ...hen disconnect the coaxial cable from the connector J7391 on the WF 1008 board 4 Remove the screw and then remove the WF 1008 board Note At the time of installation arrange the coaxial cable as shown in the figure At the time of installation be careful not to damage the coaxial cable with the REC plate Hold switch Hold switch REC button REC button P1 7 x 3 WF 1008 board Coaxial cable Arrangement o...

Page 72: ...rew and then remove the REC button base assembly and the SS 1007 board 6 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal P1 7 x 3 REC plate SS 1007 board Boss Boss Hole REC button base assembly Hole Hole Hole ...

Page 73: ...connect the coaxial cable from the connector J0201 on the CK 1027 board Note When connecting the coaxial cable observe the following instructions Arrange the coaxial cable so that it passes through the groove Pass the coaxial cable under the flexible flat cable and arrange it so that it does not protrude higher than the CK 1027 board Coaxial cable Flexible flat cable FT 2001 board Groove J0201 CK ...

Page 74: ...o silicon tubes are properly attached Arrange the coaxial cable as shown in the figure be careful not to pinch the coaxial cable Push the outside panel in the direction of the arrow and tighten the rear side screw 5 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal Outside panel Outside panel Silicon tube Silicon tube Groove Notch Hook Pushing directions Arrangement of coaxial cable P2 x...

Page 75: ...ollowing parts are not reusable Prepare new parts in advance CFE radiation sheet 1 pc Preparation 1 Remove the top cabinet and the bottom cover Refer to 2 2 Top Cabinet Bottom Cover 2 Remove the inside panel Refer to 2 3 Inside Panel ...

Page 76: ...C Note At the time of installation arrange the fine wire coaxial cable as shown in the figure Harness guide VC CN0200 CN3502 CK 1027 board VC 1046 board Harness guide VC Pass the binding section of the fine wire coaxial cable through the notch Pass the binding section of the fine wire coaxial cable through the notch Insert the elongated part of the harness guide VC into the notch Notches Fine wire...

Page 77: ...bles the seven flexible cables and the harness from the connectors CN0601 CN0602 CN3200 CN4050 CN4051 CN4804 CN7500 CN8101 CN9602 CN9604 on the VC 1046 board P2 x 6 P2 x 6 VC shield plate assembly USB bracket Fine wire coaxial cables VC 1046 board CN8101 CN4050 CN4051 CN7500 CN0602 CN0601 CN9602 CN3200 CN4804 CN9604 Harness Flexible boards Flexible boards Flexible board ...

Page 78: ...464 from the connector CN0100 on the CK 1027 board 8 Remove the screw and then draw the VC 1046 board about 5 mm and disconnect the B to B connectors P2 x 6 Flexible board FP 2467 Flexible board FP 2464 Hole Hole Boss CN0100 CN9601 VC 1046 board Hole B to B connectors Boss Boss CK 1027 board ...

Page 79: ...and OBC as shown in the figure 11 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal Radiation sheet T1 25X25 VCA radiation sheets VCA radiation sheet 14X14 radiation sheets Power shield case CFE radiation sheet VC 1046 board VC 1046 board IC a IC b OBC OBC edge IC a edge IC a edge IC b edge Do not protrude IC IC IC a edge IC a edge sticking standard VCA radiation sheets sticking standard...

Page 80: ...he inside panel Refer to 2 3 Inside Panel 3 Remove the VC 1046 board Refer to 2 5 VC 1046 Board Procedure 1 Remove the two screws and then remove the CFE heatsink assembly 2 Remove the three screws and then remove the VC heatsink assembly P1 7 x 3 CFE heatsink assembly P1 7 x 3 VC heatsink assembly Holes Hole Boss Bosses ...

Page 81: ...e harness position 5 Remove the fan cushion from the DC fan Note At the time of the installation attach the fan cushion from the start position as shown in the figure 6 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal P1 7 x 3 Label Hole Harness DC fan assembly Fan holder Boss Boss Harness RE FAN Hole Label Fan cushion Fan cushion Harness DC fan Start position ...

Page 82: ...inet Bottom Cover 2 Remove the inside panel Refer to 2 3 Inside Panel 3 Remove the outside panel Refer to 2 4 Outside Panel Procedure 1 Disconnect the four flexible boards from the connectors CN0601 CN0602 CN3200 CN9602 on the VC 1046 board VC 1046 board CN0602 CN0601 CN9602 CN3200 Flexible boards ...

Page 83: ...five screws and then front block Note When installing the front block tighten the screws in the following sequence a b c d e 3 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal Front block P2 6 x 5 a d b e c ...

Page 84: ...e panel Refer to 2 4 Outside Panel 4 Remove the front block Refer to 2 7 Front Block Procedure 1 Peel off the harness front guide Note At the time of installation attach the harness front guide as shown in the figure Harness front guide Align the edge with the edge Pass the flexible board through the notch of the harness front guide Harness front guide Attachment of the harness front guide ...

Page 85: ...03 on the CR 1006 board Note When installing the CR 1006 board tighten the screws while pushing the board against the U sheet 958 When installing the CR 1006 board tighten the screws in the following sequence a b 5 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal P1 7 x 3 CR 1006 board CN0100 Flexible board FP 312 Flexible board FP 2462 Flexible board FP 319 Flexible board MOUNT U sheet...

Page 86: ... Prepare new parts in advance Screws M1 7 x 2 2 6 pcs Front OLPF packing 1 pc Preparation 1 Remove the top cabinet and the bottom cover Refer to 2 2 Top Cabinet Bottom Cover 2 Remove the inside panel Refer to 2 3 Inside Panel 3 Remove the outside panel Refer to 2 4 Outside Panel 4 Remove the front block Refer to 2 7 Front Block 5 Remove the harness front guide Refer to 2 7 1 CR 1006 Board Procedur...

Page 87: ...84 2 Remove the two screws and then remove the E BL assembly Note Do not touch the contact area The screws are not reusable M1 7 x 2 2 E BL assembly Boss Boss Hole Hole Contact area ...

Page 88: ...screws and front OLPF packing are not reusable Note When installing the optical filter block tighten the screws in the following sequence a b c d 4 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal Optical filter block Bosses Front OLPF packing M1 7 x 2 2 a b c d Holes ...

Page 89: ...anel Refer to 2 3 Inside Panel 3 Remove the VC shield plate assembly Refer to steps 1 to 6 in 2 5 VC 1046 Board Procedure 1 Disconnect the flexible board from the connector CN7500 on the VC 1046 board 2 Release the hole of the flexible board from the boss and then disconnect the flexible board Flexible board Hole Boss VC 1046 board CN7500 ...

Page 90: ...CK 1027 board Note When connecting the coaxial cable observe the following instructions Arrange the coaxial cable so that it passes through the groove Pass the coaxial cable under the flexible flat cable and arrange it so that it does not protrude higher than the CK 1027 board Flexible boards Coaxial cable Coaxial cable Flexible flat cable Flexible flat cable FT 2001 board Groove J0201 J0201 CN010...

Page 91: ...88 6 Remove the three screws and then remove the CK 1027 board 7 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal CK 1027 board Hole Hole Boss Boss M1 7 x 3 ...

Page 92: ... 2 in 2 2 Top Cabinet Bottom Cover Procedure 1 Disconnect the flexible board from the connector CN0102 on the CK 1027 board 2 Remove the two screws and then remove the IF 1014 board assembly Boss Hole IF 1014 board assembly Boss CK 1027 board M1 7 x 3 CN0102 Notch Flexible board ...

Page 93: ...rd from the connector CN2201 on the IF 1014 board assembly 4 Remove the two screws remove the IF 1014 board 5 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal M1 7 x 3 CN2201 IF 1014 board Boss Boss Hole Hole Flexible board ...

Page 94: ... Panel 3 Remove the outside panel Refer to 2 4 Outside Panel 4 Remove the VC shield plate assembly Refer to steps 1 to 6 in 2 5 VC 1046 Board Procedure 1 Disconnect the flexible board from the connector CN7500 on the VC 1046 board 2 Release the hole of the flexible board from the boss and then open the flexible board Flexible board Hole Boss VC 1046 board CN7500 ...

Page 95: ...flexible board from the connector CN1002 on the VF 1024 board 5 Remove the two screws and then remove the VF 1024 board 6 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal Boss Boss P1 7 x 3 Hole Hole VF 1024 board assembly P1 7 x 3 Hole CN1002 Boss Flexible board VF 1024 board ...

Page 96: ...Top Cabinet Bottom Cover 2 Remove the outside panel Refer to 2 4 Outside Panel Procedure 1 Disconnect the harness from the connector CN1202 on the LC 1052 board 2 Remove the two screws and then remove the TC switch holder assembly P1 7 x 3 CN1202 LC 1052 board Harness TC switch holder assembly ...

Page 97: ...isconnect the flexible flat cable from the connector CN1000 on the JK 1029 board 6 Remove the screw and then remove the JK 1029 board 7 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal P1 7 x 3 CN1203 LC 1052 board Flexible flat cable JK 1029 board assembly P1 7 x 3 JK 1029 board CN1000 Bosses Holes Flexible flat cable Reinforcing plate side ...

Page 98: ...2 8 CK 1027 Board 6 Remove the VF 1024 board Refer to 2 10 VF 1024 Board Procedure 1 Release the hole of the flexible board from the boss 2 Remove the two screws and then remove the harness top guide 3 Release the two fine wire coaxial cables from the groove Note Before installing the harness top guide arrange the two fine wire coaxial cables as shown in the figure P1 7 x 3 Flexible board Hole Bos...

Page 99: ...e screws and then remove the rear assembly Note When installing the rear assembly tighten the screws in the following sequence a b c 5 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal P2 x 4 b a c Rear assembly ...

Page 100: ...p cabinet and the bottom cover Refer to 2 2 Top Cabinet Bottom Cover 2 Remove the inside panel Refer to 2 3 Inside Panel 3 Remove the outside panel Refer to 2 4 Outside Panel 4 Remove the VC 1046 board Refer to 2 5 VC 1046 Board 5 Remove the CK 1027 board Refer to 2 8 CK 1027 Board 6 Remove the VF 1024 board Refer to 2 10 VF 1024 Board ...

Page 101: ...Align the mountain fold portion 37 mm of the flexible flat cable with the edge of the shield case Attach a new tape AS at the position as shown in the figure HD 1006 board TC 1002 board CN1503 CN5001 Tape AS Shield case Mountain fold 37 mm Tape AS Flexible flat cable 46 mm 37 mm 25 mm 13 mm Reinforcing plate side Mountain fold Mountain fold Valley fold Valley fold How to fold the flexible flat cab...

Page 102: ...he screw and then remove the TC 1002 board Note When installing the TC 1002 board push the TC frame in the direction of the arrow and tighten the screw 6 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal SDI terminal cover a b TC 1002 board assembly P2 6 x 5 Screw tightening sequence and attachment position TC 1002 board TC frame TC frame P2 6 x 5 Pushing directions of parts when tighten...

Page 103: ...Refer to 2 8 CK 1027 Board 6 Remove the VF 1024 board Refer to 2 10 VF 1024 Board Procedure 1 Disconnect the fine wire coaxial cable from the connector CN6001 on the SDI 1004 board 2 Peel off the tape AS from the SDI shield case Note The tape AS is not reusable Note Align the mountain fold portion of the flexible flat cable with the edge of the shield case Attach a new tape AS at the position as s...

Page 104: ...004 board Note After installing the SDI shield case make sure that the SDI shield case is inserted all the way into the all clips Before installing the supplied nut apply loctite 243 6 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal SDI 1004 board Loctite 243 SDI shield case SDI 1004 board Clips SDI terminal cover Supplied nut ...

Page 105: ... Remove the outside panel Refer to 2 4 Outside Panel 4 Remove the VC 1046 board Refer to 2 5 VC 1046 Board 5 Remove the CK 1027 board Refer to 2 8 CK 1027 Board 6 Remove the VF 1024 board Refer to 2 10 VF 1024 Board Procedure 1 Disconnect the fine wire coaxial cable from the connector CN1501 on the HD 1006 board 2 Disconnect the flexible board from the connector CN1502 on the HD 1006 board Flexibl...

Page 106: ... CN1503 on the HD 1006 board Note Align the mountain fold portion of the flexible flat cable with the edge of the shield case Attach a new tape AS at the position as shown in the figure Flexible flat cable HD 1006 board CN1503 Tape AS Tape AS Shield case Mountain fold Attaching position of the Tape AS and arrangement of flexible flat cable ...

Page 107: ...e HDMI terminal cover 6 Remove the two screws and then remove the HD 1006 board and the HDMI frame 7 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal P1 7 x 3 HDMI terminal cover HD 1006 board HDMI frame ...

Page 108: ... to 2 10 VF 1024 Board 7 Remove the rear assembly Refer to 2 12 Rear Assembly Procedure 1 Disconnect the two harnesses from the connectors CN1001 CN1002 on the DD 1020 board 2 Remove the three screws and then remove the DD 1020 board 3 Remove the DD shield case from the DD 1020 board Note After installing the DD shield case make sure that the DD shield case is inserted all the way into the all cli...

Page 109: ...he VF 1024 board Refer to 2 10 VF 1024 Board 7 Remove the JK 1029 board Refer to 2 11 JK 1029 Board 8 Remove the rear assembly Refer to 2 12 Rear Assembly Procedure 1 Release the two holes of the flexible board from the bosses 2 Remove the three screws and then remove the LC 1052 board 3 Disconnect the flexible board from the connector CN1200 on the LC 1052 board 4 Install the removed parts by rev...

Page 110: ...1046 Board 5 Remove the CK 1027 board Refer to 2 8 CK 1027 Board 6 Remove the VF 1024 board Refer to 2 10 VF 1024 Board 7 Remove the JK 1029 board Refer to 2 11 JK 1029 Board 8 Remove the rear assembly Refer to 2 12 Rear Assembly 9 Remove the LC 1052 board Refer to 2 14 LC 1052 Board Procedure 1 Disconnect the harness from the connector CN101 on the DC 1023 board 2 Remove the two screws and then r...

Page 111: ... shield case Note After installing the shield case make sure that the shield case is inserted all the way into the all clips 4 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal DC 1023 board Clips Shield case ...

Page 112: ...the connector CN2402 on the HC 1002 board 4 Remove the two handle connector cushions Note At the time of installation push the handle bottom cabinet in the direction of the arrow as shown in the figure and then tighten the screws in the following sequence a b c 5 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal P2 x 4 b b b c b a P2 x 4 c P2 x 4 a Handle bottom cabinet CN2402 Flexible b...

Page 113: ...move the HC 1002 board Refer to 2 16 1 HC 1002 Board Procedure 1 Open the microphone holder assembly 2 Remove the two screws and then remove the microphone holder assembly 3 Remove the X terminal cover P2 6 x 8 Microphone holder assembly X terminal cover ...

Page 114: ...en the screws in the following sequence a b c d 5 Remove the two screws Note At the time of installation push the parts in the direction of the arrow as shown in the figure then tighten the screws in the following sequence a b P2 x 4 c P2 x 4 d c d c d b b a a P2 x 4 b P2 x 4 a Pushing directions P2 x 4 b P2 x 4 a a a b b Pushing directions ...

Page 115: ...t the flexible flat cable from the connector CN0402 on the HN 1054 board 7 Pull the flexible board from the hole 8 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal Handle top cover assembly Flexible board CN0402 HN 1054 board Flexible flat cable Hole ...

Page 116: ...At the time of installation push the slide switches in the direction of the arrows 2 Remove the two XLR slide switches and the XLR slide switch cover 3 Disconnect the flexible flat cable from the connector CN3000 on the AXM 1002 board 4 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal BTP2 6 x 10 AXM 1002 board assembly Positions of the XLR slide switches AXM 1002 board assembly Flexibl...

Page 117: ...connector CN0401 on the HN 1054 board 2 Disconnect the flexible flat cable from the connector CN0405 on the HN 1054 board 3 Remove the four screws Note At the time of installation tighten the screws in the following sequence a b c d At the time of installation arrange the flexible flat cable as shown in the figure P2 x 4 d c b a Flexible flat cable Arrangement of flexible flat cable HN 1054 board ...

Page 118: ...e two flexible boards from the connectors CN0101 CN0404 on the HN 1054 board Note At the time of installation fix the two flexible boards to the three hooks and then align the two bosses with the two holes 8 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal HN 1054 board Hole Hole Boss Boss Hooks HN 1054 board CN0101 Flexible boards CN0404 Flexible board Flexible board ...

Page 119: ... 16 4 HN 1054 Board Procedure 1 Disconnect the two flexible flat cables and the flexible board from the connectors CN0100 CN0101 CN0102 on the HS 1008 board 2 Remove the three screws and then remove the HS 1008 board 3 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal HS 1008 board a b c CN0101 CN0102 Boss Boss Flexible flat cable Flexible board Hole Hole CN0100 P2 x 4 Flexible flat cabl...

Page 120: ...the HN 1054 board Refer to 2 16 4 HN 1054 Board 4 Remove the HS 1008 board Refer to 2 16 5 HS 1008 Board Procedure 1 Release the three flexible boards from the three hooks 2 Remove the three screws and then remove the ZOOM plate and the control switch block GZ95800 Bosses Control switch block GZ95800 ZOOM plate Hole Hole P2 x 4 c P2 x 4 b P2 x 4 a Hooks Flexible boards Flexible board ...

Page 121: ...the CNT dial assembly and the HK 1003 board Note When installing the HK 1003 board align the handle hold switch with the switch of the HK 1003 board 6 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal Bosses Handle hold switch Switch Flexible flat cable Flexible board Bosses Hole Holes CN0011 HK 1003 board CNT dial assembly CN0010 Groove e f c d a b P2 x 4 P2 x 4 Reinforcing plate side ...

Page 122: ...efer to 2 16 4 HN 1054 Board 4 Remove the HS 1008 board Refer to 2 16 5 HS 1008 Board 5 Remove the ZOOM plate and the control switch block GZ95800 Refer to steps 1 2 in 2 16 6 HK 1003 Board Procedure 1 Remove the shoe cap 875 2 Remove the MI shoe spring plate 88100 3 Remove the two screws and then remove the MI shoe screw cover 88100 MI shoe spring plate 88100 Shoe cap 875 M1 4 x 1 4 MI shoe screw...

Page 123: ... the loctite 243 to tips of the four screws 5 Remove the screw 6 Pull out the flexible board of the MI shoe FP 310 board from the hole a Note At the time of installation align the two bosses with the two holes b M1 7 x 3 3 MI shoe shell plate 88100 M1 7 x 3 MI shoe FP 310 board Flexible board Hole a Bosses Holes b ...

Page 124: ...board from the hole of the MI shoe FPC packing Note Install the MI shoe FPC packing correctly in the orientation as shown in the figure 8 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal MI shoe FP 310 board Flexible board MI shoe FPC packing Hole ...

Page 125: ...e P harness guide 3 Remove the two screws TP1 7 x 5 4 Release the two hooks and then remove the harness guide plate Note When installing the P harness guide push the P harness guide in the direction of the arrow and tighten the screws Hooks P harness guide Harness guide plate Hooks P2 x 4 TP1 7 x 5 Pushing directions ...

Page 126: ...in the direction of the arrow as shown in the figure and tighten the screws 6 Release the hooks and then pull connection cable from the hole of the P cabinet P2 x 4 P2 x 4 P2 x 4 Panel Pushing directions Pushing directions Spatula etc Connection cable Hole P cabinet Hooks Hooks ...

Page 127: ...124 7 Remove the two screws and then remove the hinge assembly in the direction of the arrow P2 x 4 Hinge assembly ...

Page 128: ...he flexible flat cable from the connector CN2003 on the PD 1066 board Note When installing the PD 1066 board align the groove of the panel mirror lever with the switch When installing the PD 1066 board tighten the screws in the following sequence a b c d 13 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal Bosses Bosses Switch Flexible flat cable CN2005 a b c d CN2002 CN1000 PSW 1001 boa...

Page 129: ...to 2 17 1 PD 1066 Board Procedure 1 Pull the flexible boards from the hole of the panel frame assembly and then remove the panel frame assembly 2 Remove the two screws and then remove the PSW 1001 board PSW 1001 board Panel frame assembly Flexible boards Hole Hole Boss Boss Hole P2 x 4 ...

Page 130: ...xible boards from the hole of the LCD spacer 958 and then remove the LCD spacer 958 4 Remove the panel module 5 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal LCD spacer 958 Panel module Hole Flexible boards ...

Page 131: ...128 2 18 Grip 2 18 1 Exterior Parts Procedure 1 Remove the two screws and then remove the cable cover Cable cover P2 x 4 ...

Page 132: ...te At the time of installation push the parts in the direction of the arrow then tighten the screws in the following sequence a b c d e f Grip top assembly P2 x 4 e P2 x 4 d P2 x 4 f P2 x 4 a a b P2 x 4 b P2 x 4 c d e c f Screw tightening sequence and pushing directions ...

Page 133: ...130 3 Remove the grip button cover assembly 4 Remove the screw and then remove the grip cover rear assembly Grip button cover assembly P2 x 4 Grip cover rear assembly ...

Page 134: ... button lift the grip cover front assembly in the direction of the arrow and then pull it out 6 Install the grip cover rear assembly Grip cover front assembly Grip cover front assembly ASSIGN6 button Grip cover rear assembly ...

Page 135: ...ghten the screw Note When installing the grip cover front assembly push the parts in the direction of the arrow and tighten the screw 8 Install in the reverse procedure of steps 1 to 3 in removal procedure Grip cover front assembly P2 x 4 Pushing directions ...

Page 136: ...e the three screws and then remove the grip PWB cover B 3 Disconnect the two flexible boards from the connectors CN2002 CN2400 on the UIF 1001 board 4 Remove the four screws and then remove the grip PWB cover A CN2001 UIF 1001 board Grip PWB cover B Grip PWB cover B Arrangement of harnesses Grip cable 3 5 STEREO Grip cable 3 5 STEREO P1 7 x 3 5 1 board Grip PWB cover A Flexible boards UIF 100 CN24...

Page 137: ...e flat cable as shown in the figure 7 Disconnect the flexible flat cable from the connector CN001 on the UC 1001 board 8 Remove the two screws and then remove the UC 1001 board 9 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal CN2005 UIF 1001 board Flexible flat cable Flexible flat cable Arrangement of flexible flat cable P2 x 4 Flexible flat cable UC 1001 board Hole Bosses Groove CN00...

Page 138: ... flexible flat cables flexible boards and harnesses that connect the boards Repair or replace the VC 1046 board CR 1006 board ND unit E91 195 Communication error from IC2000 VC 1046 board to IC0500 KY 1031 board Check IC2000 VC 1046 board IC0500 KY 1031 board and the peripheral devices Action Replace the flexible flat cables flexible boards and harnesses that connect the boards Repair or replace t...

Page 139: ...046 board Check IC1000 IC0900 VC 1046 board and the peripheral devices Action Replace the flexible flat cables flexible boards and harnesses that connect the boards Repair or replace the VC 1046 board E91 685 Communication error from IC1000 VC 1046 board to IC9301 VC 1046 board Check IC1000 IC9301 VC 1046 board and the peripheral devices Action Replace the flexible flat cables flexible boards and ...

Page 140: ...Replace the flexible flat cables flexible boards and harnesses that connect the boards Repair or replace the VC 1046 board E95 318 Communication error from IC8000 VC 1046 board to IC9100 VC 1046 board Check IC8000 IC9100 VC 1046 board and the peripheral devices Action Replace the flexible flat cables flexible boards and harnesses that connect the boards Repair or replace the VC 1046 board ...

Page 141: ...on to display the setup menu 2 Select Hours Meter of the Maintenance 3 Hold down both the multi function dial and ASSIGN1 button and press the MENU button Service menu is displayed Tip To exit the Service menu turn off and on the unit Menu Item Description RPN Auto manual RPN registration deletion and automatic detection Factory Reset Resets all settings of the unit to the factory default Informat...

Page 142: ...rnal temperature Only displayed Log Dump Execute Cancel Manually dumps the unit log Starts after Execute is selected Version Package Displays the package version x xx_xxxx Only displayed Menu Item Description RPN Enables various operations such as automatic registration APR or manual registration deletion and automatic detection of the RPN compensation point Factory Reset Returns all settings of t...

Page 143: ...N connector while the power switch is turned on 4 5 1 Procedure for Acquiring Operation Log File and AllFile File 1 Insert the SD card formatted in the unit into the slot B 2 Display the Service menu Refer to 4 2 Displaying the Service Menu 3 Execute Log Dump from Information The operation log file and the AllFile file are stored in the SD card To delete the operation log file and AllFile file To ...

Page 144: ... on the unit is turned off a folder is created The operation log file and the AllFile file exist in the folder When the number of folders reaches the maximum they are overwritten in chronological order from the oldest 2 The operation log file that contains operation record from power switch on until immediately before execution of Log Dump is stored The AllFile file is not stored 3 Operation log f...

Page 145: ...14 53 46 C HDMI disconnected 14 53 48 K MENU PUSH 14 53 49 K MENU RELEASE 14 53 50 C Battery connected BP U90 14 53 54 M AF Transition Speed 6 14 53 54 M AF Transition Speed 7 Fast 14 54 01 K POWER SW OFF 1 2 3 No Description 1 Operation clock time Unit Hour minute second 2 Operation types C Peripheral device connection log M Menu setting log K Button switch operation log 3 Contents of operation N...

Page 146: ... of Parts Parts marked with o at SP Supply Code column of the spare parts list may not be stocked Therefore the delivery date will be delayed 4 Harness Harnesses with no part number are not registered as spare parts 1 安全重要部品警告印のついた部品は安全性を維持するために重要な部品ですしたがって交換する時は必ず指定の部品を使ってください 2 部品の共通化ソニーから供給する補修用部品はセットに使われているものと異なることがありますこれは部品の共通化改良等によるものです 3 部品の在庫部品表のSP Supply code 欄に o で示される部品は在庫し...

Page 147: ...579 210 02 s HANDLE CONNECTOR COVER 5 4 579 745 01 s CLAMP 964 CABLE 6 4 587 420 01 s LID BM 7 4 737 449 01 s TUBE SILICON 1 3 8 5 015 185 01 s CABINET TOP 9 5 015 229 01 s COVER BOTTOM 10 5 015 763 01 s PACKING HANDLE CONNECTOR 7 627 556 58 s SCREW P 2 6X5 Handle 1 Panel VF 1 Outside Panel Charger UC CEE CN1 IN5 E38 AF1 AP2 Grip 1 P2 6 x 5 4 10 5 8 7 9 6 1 3 2 1 ...

Page 148: ...W M1 7 106 3 080 204 01 s SCREW TAPPING P2 107 4 737 449 01 s TUBE SILICON 1 3 108 5 015 265 01 s TALLY FRONT 109 5 015 267 01 s HOLDER WIFI OUT 110 5 015 781 01 s SHEET FRONT WP 111 5 015 783 01 s SHEET FRONT TALLY WP 112 5 015 785 01 s SHEET TC WP 113 5 021 477 01 s VF CONNECTER CUSHION 958 114 3 080 206 21 s SCREW TAPPING P2 Inside Panel 1 VC Board 113 102 104 104 112 110 104 108 114 103 101 10...

Page 149: ...01 s SHIELD CASE POWER 207 5 015 199 01 s BRACKET USB 208 5 015 792 01 s HARNESS GUIDE VC 209 5 021 014 01 s RADIATION SHEET 14X14 210 5 021 015 01 s RADIATION SHEET CFE 211 5 021 016 01 s RADIATION SHEET VC A 212 5 021 018 01 s RADIATION SHEET VC 7 627 553 68 s SCREW PRECISION P 2X6 7 627 556 58 s SCREW P 2 6X5 DC Fan Front Block a b e e f f a b c d c d P2 x 6 P2 x 6 P2 x 6 P2 6 x 5 204 210 212 2...

Page 150: ...6 4 576 418 02 s SCREW TRIPOD 307 4 736 984 01 s CUSHION FAN 308 5 015 744 01 s HOLDER FAN 309 5 015 746 01 s DUCT PACKING IN 310 5 015 748 01 s SHEET MAIN FLAME 311 5 015 759 01 s SHEET MAGNETIC VC 312 5 021 015 01 s RADIATION SHEET CFE 313 5 021 703 01 s FAN HOLDER CUSHION 7 627 556 58 s SCREW P 2 6X5 CK IF VF Boards a a b c c b P2 6 x 5 310 306 304 307 305 302 308 305 311 312 303 309 313 301 30...

Page 151: ...W M2 NEW TRUSTER P2 413 2 635 562 21 s SCREW M1 7 414 4 576 397 01 s PLATE HANDLE CONNECTOR 415 4 587 101 01 s SHEET NFC ADHESIVE 416 4 587 354 01 s SPACER VF FLEXIBLE 417 5 015 213 01 s FRAME VF 418 5 015 214 01 s PLATE LANC 419 5 015 266 01 s CABINET VF CONNECTER 420 5 015 268 01 s SWITCH TC 421 5 015 269 01 s HOLDER TC SWITCH 422 5 015 291 01 s HARNESS GUIDE TOP 423 5 015 748 01 s SHEET MAIN FL...

Page 152: ...G 515 4 576 201 01 s LOCK BT RELEASE 516 4 576 420 03 s RING GRIP MOUNT 517 4 576 421 01 s SPRING GRIP MOUNT 518 4 576 422 01 s RETAINER GRIP 519 4 576 423 01 s BUTTON GRIP RELEASE 520 4 576 460 01 s COVER GRIP BASE 521 5 015 184 01 s MAIN FRAME 522 5 015 198 01 s SHIELD CASE POWER 523 5 015 200 01 s MESH OUTSIDE 524 5 015 230 01 s COVER BATTERY 525 5 015 236 01 s SHIELD CASE DD 526 5 015 748 01 s...

Page 153: ...34 01 s NUT M6X0 5 615 3 080 206 21 s SCREW TAPPING P2 616 4 547 046 01 s RUBBER MIC 617 5 008 676 02 s LEVER AUDIO SLIDE 618 5 015 208 01 s PLATE KY BOARD 619 5 015 209 01 s BUTTON PUSH AUTO 620 5 015 243 01 s RETAINER MEDIA LID 621 5 015 244 01 s TALLY MEDIA 622 5 015 258 01 s HOLDER AU 623 5 015 260 01 s SWITCH POWER 624 5 015 261 01 s TALLY POWER 625 5 015 263 01 s TERMINAL COVER USB 626 5 015...

Page 154: ...01 s SHEET MULTI FUNCTION DIAL 713 5 008 810 01 s SHEET ND DIAL 714 5 015 203 01 s PLATE FD 715 5 015 207 01 s PLATE ISO BUTTON 716 5 015 209 01 s BUTTON PUSH AUTO 717 5 015 210 01 s PLATE PUSH AUTO BUTTON 718 5 015 217 01 s BASE PA 719 5 015 220 01 s PLATE ND DIAL 720 5 015 245 01 s BUTTON WB 721 5 015 255 01 s BUTTON ISO 722 5 015 342 01 s PACKING ISO BUTTON 723 5 015 774 01 s BUTTON WBAL 724 5 ...

Page 155: ...01 s BUTTON ND 821 5 015 253 01 s SWITCH ND 822 5 015 254 01 s BUTTON ASSIGN 823 5 015 254 11 s BUTTON ASSIGN 824 5 015 254 21 s BUTTON ASSIGN 825 5 015 339 01 s PACKING MENU BUTTON 826 5 015 340 01 s PACKING ND BUTTON 827 5 015 341 01 s PACKING ASSIGN BUTTON 828 5 015 344 01 s BUTTON ND 829 5 015 345 01 s BUTTON ND 830 5 015 350 01 s BUTTON CANCEL 831 5 015 767 01 s BUTTON DISP 832 5 015 768 01 s...

Page 156: ...OVER HP 911 5 015 338 01 s SHAFT MEDIA LID 912 5 015 761 01 s SPRING MEDIA LID 913 5 015 766 01 s CUSHION MEDIA LID SHAFT 914 5 015 771 01 s SHEET HOLD 915 5 015 772 01 s CUSHION AU 916 5 015 775 01 s SHEET POWER SWITCH WP 917 5 015 776 01 s SHEET ND SWITCH WP 918 5 015 777 01 s SHEET MAGNET 919 5 015 941 01 s CUSHION MEDIA LID 920 5 021 021 01 s SHEET FOCUS SWITCH 958 921 5 021 022 01 s SHEET MED...

Page 157: ...ODY 1012 4 546 545 01 s IM LENS LOCK SPRING 1013 4 546 542 01 s IM LENS LOCK BUTTON 1014 5 007 388 01 s PACKING_FRONT_OLPF 1015 5 012 742 01 s STOPPER1 7_2 2 1016 5 015 760 01 s SHEET MAGNETIC FPC 1017 5 015 765 01 s GUIDE HARNESS FRONT 1018 5 020 924 01 s LENS LOCK PIN 958 1019 5 020 925 01 s LENS LOCK PLATE 958 1020 5 020 926 01 s LENS LOCK PACKING 958 1021 5 020 927 01 s U SHEET 958 1022 5 026 ...

Page 158: ...1 s CABINET REAR 1111 5 015 211 01 s FRAME HDMI 1112 5 015 212 01 s SHIELD CASE SDI 1113 5 015 232 01 s TERMINAL COVER HDMI 1114 5 015 233 01 s TERMINAL COVER REMOTE 1115 5 015 234 01 s TERMINAL COVER SDI 1116 5 015 235 01 s TERMINAL COVER DC 1117 5 015 237 01 s TALLY REAR 1118 5 015 749 01 s SHEET REAR WP 1119 5 015 784 01 s SHEET REAR TALLY WP 1120 5 019 348 01 s FRAME TC 7 627 556 58 s SCREW P ...

Page 159: ...s BASE MICROPHONE HOLDER 1215 4 740 439 01 s INSULATOR MICROPHONE HOLDER 1216 4 740 440 01 s RUBBER 973 MICROPHONE 1217 4 740 445 01 s RETAINER MICROPHONE HOLDER 1218 4 741 199 02 s SHAFT 973 MICROPHONE HOLDER 1219 4 741 423 01 s SHEET 973 RUBBER ADHESIVE 1220 5 015 278 01 s CABINET HANDLE BOTTOM 1221 5 015 352 01 s TERMINAL COVER X 1222 5 019 346 01 s KNOB HANDLE SHAFT 958 1223 5 019 347 01 s SHA...

Page 160: ...TE 88100 1309 5 002 945 12 s MI SHOE SPRING PLATE 88100 1310 5 002 946 02 s MI SHOE SCREW COVER 88100 1311 5 015 189 01 s CABINET HANDLE 1312 5 015 270 01 s REST HANDLE 1313 5 015 280 01 s SWITCH XLR SLIDE 1314 5 015 281 01 s COVER XLR SLIDE SWITCH 1315 5 015 789 01 s SHEET HANDLE WP 1316 5 016 166 01 s SCREW M1 7 SP HEAD SUS 1317 5 021 025 01 s SHEET HANDLE REST 7 685 535 19 s SCREW BTP 2 6X10 TY...

Page 161: ...1408 1412 1412 1418 1425 1421 1419 1410 1416 1415 1420 1433 1424 1414 1417 1403 1413 1406 1412 1428 1407 1404 1412 1405 1432 1431 1435 1436 1430 1429 1434 1439 1440 1427 1441 1423 1422 1426 1409 1412 1437 1424 1401 1413 1438 1412 1411 1402 ...

Page 162: ...418 4 576 404 01 s GRILLE MICROPHONE 1419 4 576 405 01 s SCREEN WIND 1420 4 576 406 01 s FRAME MICROPHONE 1421 4 578 348 01 s SHEET MICROPHONE 1422 5 003 899 01 s JOY KNOB 88100 1423 5 003 901 01 s JOY RUBBER 88100 1424 5 008 754 01 s PACKING MI SHOE FPC 1425 5 015 188 01 s COVER HANDLE TOP 1426 5 015 215 01 s PLATE ZOOM 1427 5 015 216 01 s PLATE JOY 1428 5 015 273 01 s PLATE DIAL COVER 1429 5 015...

Page 163: ...ME PANEL 1512 5 015 221 01 s PLATE HARNESS GUARD 1513 5 015 274 21 s BUTTON HANDLE ASSIGN 1514 5 015 282 01 s BEZEL P 1515 5 015 283 01 s CABINET P 1516 5 015 284 01 s HOLD MIRROR LEVER SWITCH 1517 5 015 286 01 s LEVER PANEL MIRROR 1518 5 015 287 01 s HARNESS GUARD P 1519 5 015 350 01 s BUTTON CANCEL 1520 5 015 790 01 s SHEET MIRROR LEVER 1521 5 015 791 01 s CUSHION HINGE 1522 5 015 944 01 s SPACE...

Page 164: ...6 379 01 s KNOB HANDLE CLAMP 1609 4 576 380 01 s SHAFT HANDLE CLAMP 1610 4 583 369 01 s KNOB VF FIXED 1611 4 583 371 01 s SHEET VF BASE 1612 4 587 493 01 s SHEET 964 HANDLE SHAFT 1613 4 587 495 01 s POLY SLIDER 964 1614 5 019 853 01 s RETAINER VF BASE 1615 5 021 028 01 s BASE VF 958 1616 5 023 275 01 s VF BASE SHAFT 958 7 688 005 11 o W 5 MIDDLE 7 688 006 11 o W 6 MIDDLE W5 MIDDLE W6 MIDDLE 1602 1...

Page 165: ... 03 s BRACKET LOWER GRIP BELT 1714 5 003 899 01 s JOY KNOB 88100 1715 5 003 901 01 s JOY RUBBER 88100 1716 5 008 536 01 s PLATE JOY 1717 5 008 722 01 s COVER GRIP TOP 1718 5 008 726 01 s COVER GRIP BUTTON 1719 5 008 728 01 s BUTTON ASSIGN 4 1720 5 008 729 01 s BUTTON ASSIGN 5 1721 5 008 756 01 s PACKING GRIP ASSIGN BUTTON 1722 5 015 222 01 s DISK ROTATION 1723 5 015 275 01 s RETAINER DISK 958 1724...

Page 166: ...63 Grip 2 a b a b 1811 1814 1811 1816 1801 1807 1826 1811 1811 1812 1815 1811 1812 1811 1813 1805 1806 1822 1819 1804 1823 1810 1811 1818 1812 1811 1811 1825 1817 1824 1803 1809 1811 1802 1820 1821 1808 ...

Page 167: ...NTROL PZ96000 1811 2 630 005 31 s SCREW M2 NEW TRUSTER P2 1812 3 080 204 01 s SCREW TAPPING P2 1813 4 478 009 01 s SPRING PAD LOCK 1814 4 576 369 01 s BRACKET UPPER GRIP BELT 1815 4 576 370 03 s BRACKET LOWER GRIP BELT 1816 5 008 538 01 s RETAINER SS 1817 5 008 724 01 s COVER GRIP PWB A 1818 5 008 725 01 s COVER GRIP PWB B 1819 5 008 727 02 s CASE LOCK PIN 1820 5 008 730 01 s BUTTON ASSIGN 6 1821 ...

Page 168: ...CHG 1003 COMPL 1903 1 780 986 11 s TERMINAL BOARD BATTERY 1904 3 080 204 21 s SCREW TAPPING P2 1905 4 431 734 01 s TAPE AS 1906 4 533 038 01 s TALLY REC 1907 5 015 289 01 s CABINET CHARGER TOP 1908 5 015 290 01 s CABINET CHARGER BOTTOM 1909 5 021 029 01 s SHEET CHARGER 1901 1908 1904 1905 1909 1903 1906 1907 1904 1902 1904 ...

Page 169: ...sed 1pc 1 837 426 55 s CORD SET POWER SUPPLY 1pc 1 846 093 32 s CORD SET POWER SUPPLY 1pc 1 846 428 34 s CORD SET POWER SUPPLY 1pc 1 848 679 22 s POWER SUPPLY CORD SET For CN1 model Any of the following power supply cords can be used 1pc 1 838 705 53 s CORD SET POWER SUPPLY 1pc 1 846 098 31 s CORD SET POWER SUPPLY 1pc 1 846 103 42 s CORD SET POWER SUPPLY 1pc 1 848 680 22 s POWER SUPPLY CORD SET Fo...

Page 170: ...rds can be used 1pc 1 837 429 53 s CORD SET POWER SUPPLY 1pc 1 846 095 32 s CORD SET POWER SUPPLY 1pc 1 846 430 34 s CORD SET POWER SUPPLY G type BF type Any of the following power supply cords can be used 1pc 1 837 421 54 s CORD SET POWER SUPPLY 1pc 1 848 678 22 s POWER SUPPLY CORD SET ...

Page 171: ...IQ FIQ CETU 2 DSP _AOUT_A B CETU 2 DSP _AOUT_A B CLK_SYS_IN_MIRA MIRA_SI SO_CTS MIRA_SCK XCS_CTS XRESET18_IN_CTS C2M_PCIE_PRSNT BOOT_EXT XERR XMES MIRA_SI SO_CTS MIRA_SCK XCS_CTS XSYS_RESET AK 2 DSP _512FS DSP 2 GLEE _SDO CN7500 CN1002 CN1001 CN2005 CN2002 CN2003 CN1000 TO CN3502 ATG_DD_ON6 TO CN9801 I2C_SCL_DWN I2C_SDA_DWN X1000 24MHz X1001 72MHz X7751 74 25MHz VC7651 27MHz IC1900 FLASH NOR MEMOR...

Page 172: ... M_MIRA PCIE_2L1_REFCLK_P M_MIRA X2802 25MHz PCIE_WLAN5G_REFCLK_P M_MIRA PCIE_UHS_BRG_REFCLK_P M_MIRA PCIE_UHS_BRG_REFCLK_P M_IC IC2801 PCIe CLOCK GENERATOR PCIE_WLAN5G_REFCLK_ P M_MODULE CLKREQ _CFE 0 1 XPCIE_UHS_BRG_OE_IC XOE_1L0 1 XPCIE_WLAN5G_OE_1 8V XPCIE_UHS_BRG_OE_1 8V X2801 25MHz IC2800 PCIe CLOCK GENERATOR IC2803 VOLTAGE LEVEL TRANSLATION X2800 25MHz TO CN3502 M_SDC0_CD_N M_SDC1_D0 1_P N ...

Page 173: ... CN0101 CN001 CN0401 HN 1054 FP 310 XLR 2 MONI _I2S_DATA SHOE_UART_TXD RXD SHOE_ID1 3 SHOE_DIGITAL 2 MONI _I2S_DT12 34 SHOE 2 MON _I2S_DATA SHOE_UART_TXD RXD SHOE_ID1 3 SHOE_DIGITAL 2 MONI _I2S_DT12 34 SHOE 2 MON _I2S_DATA AU 2 MONI _AU_SEL0_CH1 2 AU 2 MONI _AU_SEL1_CH1 2 INT_HND 2 MONI _I2S_DATA XLR 2 MONI _I2S_DATA AU 2 MONI _AU_SEL0_CH1 2 AU 2 MONI _AU_SEL1_CH1 2 AMP IC0202 SHOE_DIGITAL 2 MONI ...

Page 174: ...ED MEDIA_SELLED_B SLOT_LED_B XSYS_RESET CETU 2 GLEE _SIO_DO CLK CS MONI 2 GLEE _FS 64FS 256FS MONI 2 GLEE _FS 64FS 256FS OP AMP IC0202 ELECTRET CAP MICROPHONE ADC IC0203 S0401 S0402 CH 1 CH 2 AUDIO LEVEL AUTO MAN D0504 D0505 MEDIA SEL1 2 A_1 8V_SOUFFLE D_3 3V_SOUFFLE CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK AU95700 D_3 3V_SOUFFLE IC0500 I O EXP KY 1031 ASSIGN 1 3 CL0001 l CL0006 CL0007 CL0008 DISPLAY SW 1037 CN0100 C...

Page 175: ...CV BATT_IN H_CHG_ LED_ON UNREG_CHARGER_OUT FAN_1_FG IC3003 L3001 SWITCHING REG IC3002 IC3004 SWITCHING REG DWN _L_POWER_SAVE DC_19 5V_OUT ACV_ACTIVE SW_UNREG_EN ACV_UVP_ADJUST ATG_DD_ON1 DD_9 0V IC3006 SWITCHING REG DD_9 0V DD_5 0V_IMG SWITCHING REG ATG_DD_ON2 AU_7 0V IC3005 SWITCHING REG EVER_7 0V IC2009 LDO EVER_5 0V IC3001 SWITCHING REG EVER_5 0V_PG SW Q2010 Q2011 SW Q2008 Q2009 IC2004 UNREG_CH...

Page 176: ...101 6P CN0100 FU 1001 VSW 1001 KY 1031 CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK ID95700 6P CN0100 WB 1002 SS 1007 6P CN001 TG 1005 SH 1030 6P CN0105 6P CN0001 6P CN0002 SW 1037 6P CN0100 6P CN0101 24P CN0100 24P CN0102 2P CN0300 ELECTRET CAP MICROPHONE 2P CN0200 FP 2469 61P CN9603 7P CN0050 61P CN0100 CONTROL SWITCH BLOCK AU95700 8P CN0105 PS 1004 SEL 1001 6P CN0104 6P CN002 HP 1015 8P CN0301 8P CN0101 6P CN003 6P CN...

Page 177: ...174 Revision History Date History Contents 2020 11 1st Edition 9 932 769 01 ...

Page 178: ...ILME FX6V CN1 ILME FX6V IN5 ILME FX6V E38 ILME FX6V AP2 ILME FX6VK UC ILME FX6VK J ILME FX6VK CN1 ILME FX6T UC ILME FX6T CEE ILME FX6T AF1 ILME FX6TK UC ILME FX6TK CEE J E 9 932 769 01 Sony Corporation Printed in Japan 2020 11 08 2020 V1 00A ...

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