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3-4 (E)

SNC-WR632C/WR602C

3-3-1. Tilt Trouble

3-3-2. Pan Trouble

Yes

No

Is there any problem with the 
connection of the tilt motor 
that is connected to CN501 
on the MD-151 board?

Check the defective portion.

Tilt does not operate.

Check the installation of the MD-151 

board.  If there is no problem, PH303 or 

PH304 on the MD-151 board is defective. 

Replace the MD-151 board. 

(Refer to Section 1-4-12.)

Connect the tilt motor correctly.

Failure of the drive circuit 
portion of the tilt motor on 
the MD-151 board

In the initialization operation when 
the power is turned on, the tilt hits 
the end point causing a noise.

Is there any problem with the 
connection of the tilt motor 
that is connected to CN401 
on the MD-151 board?

Check the defective portion.

Pan does not operate.

Connect the pan motor correctly.

Failure of the drive circuit 
portion of the pan motor on 
the MD-151 board

Check the installation of the MD-151 

board.  If there is no problem, PH301 or 

PH302 on the MD-151 board is defective. 

Replace the MD-151 board. 

(Refer to Section 1-4-12.)

Yes

No

In the initialization operation when 
the power is turned on, the pan 
does not stop rotating.

Summary of Contents for SNC-WR602C

Page 1: ...NETWORK CAMERA SNC WR632C SNC WR602C SERVICE MANUAL 1st Edition ...

Page 2: ...SSEMENT Ce manual est destiné uniquement aux personnes compétentes en charge de l entretien Afin de réduire les risques de décharge électrique d incendie ou de blessure n effectuer que les réparations indiquées dans le mode d emploi à moins d être qualifié pour en effectuer d autres Pour toute réparation faire appel à une personne compétente uniquement 安全のために 周辺機器を接続する際は 過大電圧を持 つ可能性があるコネクターを以下のポート...

Page 3: ...r Assembly PAN 1 31 E 1 5 Lead free Solder 1 32 E 2 Adjustment and Procedure When Replacing the Boards 2 1 Notes on Replacing the SY 416 Board 2 1 E 2 1 1 Connection Diagram 2 1 E 2 1 2 Replacing of Mac Address Label 2 2 E 2 1 3 Mac Address and Serial Number Writing 2 2 E 2 1 4 Firmware Version Upgrade 2 7 E 3 Troubleshooting 3 1 Operation Check 3 1 E 3 2 Power Trouble 3 2 E 3 3 Pan Tilt Trouble 3...

Page 4: ...ng motor assembly TILT and stepping motor assembly PAN When replacing it all three parts need to be replaced at the same time Related manuals In addition to this Service Manual the following manuals are provided Installation Manual supplied with this unit This manual is necessary for Installation of this unit User s Guide CD ROM supplied with this unit This manual is necessary for application and ...

Page 5: ... 0 2 kgf cm PSW3 x 6 0 60 0 02 N m 6 1 0 2 kgf cm PSW3 x 8 0 60 0 02 N m 6 1 0 2 kgf cm PSW4 x 20 1 20 0 15 N m 12 2 1 5 kgf cm Step screw M2 6 0 40 0 02 N m 4 0 0 2 kgf cm Set screw M4 PSW 1 20 0 15 N m 12 2 1 5 kgf cm Hook screw 1 20 0 15 N m 12 2 1 5 kgf cm Flange screw PSW4 x 17 1 20 0 15 N m 12 2 1 5 kgf cm Hexagon socket bolt M6 x 15 5 20 0 78 N m 53 0 7 9 kgf cm When using the torque driver...

Page 6: ...shade Assembly 1 Remove the screw 2 Remove the top sunshade assembly by rotating it in the clockwise direction 2 3 To install reverse the removal procedure n When attaching align the mark on the top sunshade assembly with the mark on the sunshade and rotate the top sunshade assembly in the counterclockwise direction 3 ...

Page 7: ...E SNC WR632C WR602C 1 3 2 Dome Cover Assembly 1 Loosen the six screws with drop safe then remove the dome flange 2 Remove the O ring DOME Dome flange O ring DOME Screws with drop safe Screws with drop safe ...

Page 8: ...C WR602C 3 Remove the six screws then remove the dome cover holder and dome cover assembly 4 Remove the rubber packing dome from the dome cover assembly Dome cover holder Dome cover assembly Rubber packing dome PSW3 6 ...

Page 9: ... rubber packing dome pay attention to its direction When attaching the rubber packing dome be careful not to twist it When attaching the dome cover holder and dome flange temporarily tighten the screws evenly in diagonal direction in the order of a a b b c c respectively as shown in the illustra tion After this tighten them with the specified torque value The position of a can be arbitrary When at...

Page 10: ...to Section 1 3 1 2 Remove the three hexagon socket bolts 3 Remove the top unit assembly in the directions of the arrows A and B 4 Remove the four screws PSW4 x 10 then remove the sunshade 5 Remove the O ring TOP A B Hexagon socket bolts Top unit assembly Sunshade O ring TOP PSW4 10 ...

Page 11: ...y align the portion B of the top unit assembly with the convex portion of the out cabinet then securely insert the connector on the TM 61 board into the connector on the IF 1232 board Fig 3 When attaching the top unit assembly check that the O ring TOP is securely fitted in the groove of the out cabinet without being twisted Fig 4 Back side of top unit assembly Top unit assembly Fig 2 Fig 1 Fig 3 ...

Page 12: ...embly Refer to Section 1 3 1 2 Remove the top unit assembly Refer to steps 2 and 3 in Section 1 3 3 3 Remove the two screws then remove the TM cover 4 Remove the two screws then remove the TM 61 board in the direction of the arrow 5 To install reverse the removal procedure PSW2 6 6 PSW2 6 6 TM cover TM 61 board ...

Page 13: ...PSW2 6 x 6 then remove the top plate 4 Disconnect the two flexible flat cables from the connectors CN703 and CN704 on the IF 1232 board 5 Remove the two step screws then remove the IF 1232 board 6 Disconnect the harness from the connector CN702 on the IF 1232 board 7 To install reverse the removal procedure Top plate Step screws CN703 CN704 IF 1232 board CN702 Harness Flexible flat cables PSW2 6 6...

Page 14: ...e the cabinet Refer to Section 1 3 2 Remove the three screws then remove the top plate 3 Disconnect the two flexible flat cables from the connectors CN703 and CN704 on the IF 1232 board PSW2 6 6 CN704 CN703 IF 1232 board Top plate Flexible flat cables ...

Page 15: ...from the connectors CN5002 CN5501 CN5502 CN5505 and CN5506 on the HC 51 board 5 Remove the four screws then remove the TILT block 6 To install reverse the removal procedure HC 51 board PSW2 6 6 CN5002 CN5502 CN5505 TILT block CN5501 CN5506 Harnesses Harnesses ...

Page 16: ...fan bracket 6 Remove the two screws PSW4 x 20 then remove the DC fan sirocco 12 V 7 Remove the other heater unit assembly and DC fan sirocco 12 V in the same procedure as steps 5 and 6 8 To install reverse the removal procedure n When attaching the DC fan sirocco 12 V attach it with the label side faced toward the out cabinet DC fan sirocco 12 V DC fan sirocco 12 V Heater unit assembly Heater unit...

Page 17: ... TILT block Refer to Section 1 4 3 3 Disconnect the harness and flexible flat cable from the connectors CN5001 and CN5701 on the HC 51 board 4 Remove the four screws then remove the HC 51 board 5 To install reverse the removal procedure HC 51 board Harness Flexible flat cable CN5701 CN5001 PSW2 6 6 ...

Page 18: ...s CN101 CN103 and CN104 on the SY 416 board 6 Remove the three screws then remove the SY 416 board 7 Disconnect the three flexible flat cables from the connectors CN105 CN107 and CN902 on the SY 416 board 8 Remove the two radiation sheets from the SY 416 board 9 To install reverse the removal procedure SY 416 board CN105 CN103 CN902 CN101 CN107 CN104 PSW 2 6 6 SY 416 board Twist the slip ring harn...

Page 19: ...emove the SY 416 board Refer to Section 1 4 6 5 Remove the three screws then remove the PS 858 board 6 Disconnect the three harnesses from the connectors CN2002 CN2003 and CN2501 on the PS 858 board 7 Remove the radiation sheet trans from the PS 858 board 8 To install reverse the removal procedure PSW 2 6 6 Bottom side PS 858 board CN2003 CN2002 CN2501 Radiation sheet trans Harnesses ...

Page 20: ...ts are indicated as the camera cabinet upper and camera cabinet lower in the illustration 1 Remove the cabinet Refer to Section 1 3 2 Remove the TILT block Refer to Section 1 4 3 3 Insert the pin into the portion A then remove the hook C of the side cabinet right in the direction of the arrow B 4 Insert the pin into the portion D then remove the hook F of the side cabinet right in the direction of...

Page 21: ...n remove the camera cabinet upper and camera cabinet lower BTP 2 6 8 BTP 2 6 8 BTP 2 6 8 BTP 2 6 8 Lens Lens Screws Left side view Right side view Screws Camera cabinet upper Camera cabinet lower Hook Hook Hook Hook Camera block After the camera block is rotated the stepping motor assembly is positioned as shown in this illustration ...

Page 22: ...install reverse the removal procedure n Attach the DC fan with the label side facing the direction as shown in the illustration Route and connect the harness of the DC fan through the notch DC fan CN 3521 board Label side Route the harness through this notch Harness CN904 Harness BVTP 3 16 Camera block After the camera block is rotated the stepping motor assembly is positioned as shown in this ill...

Page 23: ...emove the side cabinet and camera cabinet Refer to steps 3 to 9 in Section 1 4 8 4 Disconnect the harness and fine wire coaxial cable from the connectors CN904 and CN908 on the CN 3521 board 5 Disconnect the two flexible flat cables from the connectors CN902 and CN907 on the CN 3521 board 6 Remove the two screws then remove the CN 3521 board 7 To install reverse the removal procedure CN904 CN902 C...

Page 24: ...ps 3 to 9 in Section 1 4 8 4 Remove the CN 3521 board Refer to Section 1 4 9 5 Remove the two screws BSW2 x 6 then remove the front cabinet 6 Remove the four screws PSW2 x 6 then remove the FCB assembly 7 Disconnect the flexible flat cable from the connector on the FCB assembly 8 To install reverse the removal procedure BSW 2 6 PSW2 6 Front cabinet FCB assembly Connector Flexible flat cable ...

Page 25: ...side cabinet and camera cabinet Refer to steps 3 to 9 in Section 1 4 8 4 Remove the CN 3521 board Refer to Section 1 4 9 5 Remove the FCB assembly Refer to Section 1 4 10 6 Rotate the FCB holder in the direction of the arrow 7 Remove the four screws then remove the two center cabinets 8 To install reverse the removal procedure BTP 2 6 8 BTP 2 6 8 Center cabinet Center cabinet FCB holder After the ...

Page 26: ...he lead wire portion it may cause the break of the fine wire coaxial cable t In the service motor assembly MD 151 TG the stepping motor assembly PAN and stepping motor assembly TILT have a distinguishing mark on the connector portion respectively so that you can tell the difference between them The connector on the stepping motor assembly PAN and the connector CN401 on the MD 151 board are marked ...

Page 27: ...N102 CN401 and CN501 on the MD 151 board 5 Disconnect the flexible flat cable from the connector CN101 on the MD 151 board 6 Remove the two screws then remove the MD 151 board 7 Disconnect the harness from the connector CN103 on the MD 151 board CN102 CN501 CN401 CN103 CN101 Harness Harness Harness Fine wire coaxial cable Flexible flat cable MD 151 board Fine wire coaxial cable Place the cable wit...

Page 28: ...401 and CN501 on the MD 151 board 6 Tuck the extra length of the pan motor harness behind the MD 151 board 7 Connect the fine wire coaxial cable to the connector CN102 on the MD 151 board 8 Pull out the extra length of the tilt motor harness then twist it two turns and tuck in the tilt chassis 9 Check that the slip ring harness has no contact with IC on the MD 151 board 10 Assemble this unit in th...

Page 29: ...h the flexible flat cable as shown in the illustration 10 Remove the timing belt from the stepping motor assembly TILT then remove the FCB holder n When attaching the timing belt loosen the two screws of the stepping motor assembly TILT then fully tighten the screws while pushing it in the direction of the arrow Attach the timing belt so that the tension of its timing belt is the same as that of t...

Page 30: ...ILT harness guide as shown in the illustration 15 Remove the three screws PSW2 6 x 6 then remove the TILT shaft assembly 16 To install reverse the removal procedure Fine wire coaxial cable BTP 2 6 8 BTP 2 6 8 PSW 2 6 6 TILT bearing plate Ball bearing L 1680 Flexible flat cable TILT pulley TILT harness guide TILT shaft assembly FCB holder Wrap the flexible flat cable 3 and 1 4 turns Hooks Hooks Tap...

Page 31: ... 1 4 8 4 Remove the CN 3521 board Refer to Section 1 4 9 5 Remove the FCB assembly Refer to Section 1 4 10 6 Remove the center cabinet Refer to Section 1 4 11 7 Remove the MD 151 board Refer to Section 1 4 12 8 Rotate the FCB holder in the direction of the arrow 9 Remove the two screws then remove the stepping motor assembly TILT 10 To install reverse the removal procedure n The combination of the...

Page 32: ...oard Refer to Section 1 4 9 8 Remove the FCB assembly Refer to Section 1 4 10 9 Remove the center cabinet Refer to Section 1 4 11 10 Remove the MD 151 board Refer to Section 1 4 12 11 Rotate the FCB holder in the direction of the arrow 12 Remove the screw then remove the PAN harness guide 13 Remove the three screws then remove the PAN plate O PAN harness guide TILT chassis PAN plate O FCB holder A...

Page 33: ...bly G6 15 Remove the two screws then remove the PAN shaft assembly and timing belt 16 Remove the three screws then remove the PAN pulley TILT chassis Slip ring assembly G6 PSW2 6 6 PAN shaft assembly PAN shaft assembly PAN pulley Boss Hole TILT chassis Timing belt PSW2 6 6 PSW2 6 6 ...

Page 34: ...pping motor assembly PAN then fully tighten the screws while pushing it in the direction of the arrow Attach the timing belt so that the tension of its timing belt is the same as that of the stepping motor assembly TILT When attaching the timing belt rotate the PAN pulley five times in the direction of the arrow so that the timing belt comes in contact with the guide of the PAN pulley PAN pulley P...

Page 35: ...r assembly TILT and the connector CN501 on the MD 151 board are marked with blue paint 1 Remove the cabinet Refer to Section 1 3 2 Remove the TILT block Refer to Section 1 4 3 3 Remove the HC 51 board Refer to Section 1 4 5 4 Remove the SY 416 board Refer to Section 1 4 6 5 Remove the PS 858 board Refer to Section 1 4 7 6 Remove the DC fan Refer to Section 1 4 8 7 Remove the CN 3521 board Refer to...

Page 36: ...l boards mounted in this unit use lead free solder Be sure to use lead free solder when repairing the boards of this unit A lead free mark LF indicating that the solder contains no lead is printed on each board Caution Some printed circuit boards may not come printed with the lead free mark due to their particular size LEAD FREE MARK n The lead free solder melts at a temperature about 40 dC higher...

Page 37: ... 4 Be sure to perform the version upgrade Otherwise this unit may not operate normally n Perform the adjustment in the sequential order as described 2 1 1 Connection Diagram When using HPoE Hub Powerdsine PD 9501G or equivalent When using 24 VAC power supply rating 80 W or more Section 2 Adjustment and Procedure When Replacing the Boards Color video monitor 75 termination Personal computer LAN cab...

Page 38: ...Required equipment and tools Personal computer PC t For the operation environment refer to System Requirements in the User s Guide Color video monitor LAN cable straight Latest SNC toolbox t Downloadable from the following URL http www sony net ipela snc Mac Serial writing tool J 7121 430 A Power supply for this unit 24 VAC power supply rating 80 W or more or HPoE Hub Powerdsine PD 9501G or equiva...

Page 39: ...e software G6 Serial_Inputter For Service including in MAC Serial writing tool in an arbitrary folder in the PC 4 Install the SNC toolbox to PC 5 Start the SNC toolbox The information of this unit is displayed n If it is not displayed click the Search button 6 Double click the information display portion of this unit The viewer screen is displayed Search button Double click this portion Informatio...

Page 40: ...correctly set the time setting to Synchronize with PC and then click the OK button 11 Check that the date and time of this unit are set correctly When there is a date time deviation by one day or more correctly set the date and time of PC Refer to the User s Guide 12 Double click G6 Serial_Inputter For Service exe G6 Serial_Inputter For Service exe is started START button Date time tab System Time...

Page 41: ...played in the Model Information column 2 Check the model name Model and MAC address Mac in the Model Information column The MAC address should be the same as the one indicated on the MAC address label attached to the SY 416 board 3 Type the serial number and select the destination of this unit Model Information column Serial number OK button Destination ...

Page 42: ...on The confirmation message appears 6 Check the above message and then click the YES button The writing of serial number is started When the writing of the serial number and destination is completed the NLSS flag check is automati cally performed Confirmation message YES button NLSS flag confirmation message Serial number Destination YES button ...

Page 43: ...and disconnect the connection of each equipment 2 1 4 Firmware Version Upgrade Required equipment and tools Personal computer PC t For the operation environment refer to System Requirements in the User s Guide Color video monitor Latest update firmware Latest SNC toolbox t Downloadable from the following URL http www sony net ipela snc Power supply for this unit 24 VAC power supply rating 80 W or ...

Page 44: ...SNC toolbox and check that the serial number of this unit is displayed correctly n If it is not displayed click the Search button Upgrade 1 Click the information display portion of this unit then click the Network button The Device Account screen is displayed Search button Network button Double click this portion Information is displayed for each model Serial number OK button Administrator name an...

Page 45: ...owing IP address type the IP address and Subnet mask and then click the OK button IP address 192 168 0 100 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 When the setting is normally completed the Information screen is displayed If an error is displayed check the connection of the LAN cable between this unit and PC and then perform the procedure from step 1 again OK button Check the radio button IP address and Subnet ...

Page 46: ...2 10 E SNC WR632C WR602C 4 Click the OK button 5 Click the Upgrade button The Firmware Upgrade screen is displayed Browse button Start Upgrading button Select the latest firmware Upgrade button ...

Page 47: ...upgrade n This unit has a backup of firmware in the internal memory in preparation for an unexpected error This backup portion is not updated to the latest firmware by performing the version upgrade only once Therefore be sure to perform the version upgrade twice with the latest firmware 8 After the completion of the version upgrade check that the MAC address serial number and firm ware version di...

Page 48: ...een is displayed 10 Click Initialize of System and then click the Factory default button The Warning screen is displayed 11 Click the Yes button Completion 1 Exit out of SNC toolbox 2 Turn off the power and disconnect the connection of each equipment Setting button Initialize Factory default button Yes button ...

Page 49: ...nit perform the initial operation Detection of Pan Tilt original potion Yes Go to 3 2 Power Trouble Go to 3 3 Pan Tilt Trouble No Is the image output from VBS OUT Yes Go to 3 4 Image Trouble No Can this unit be recognized by using SNC toolbox etc via the network Yes Go to 3 5 Network Trouble No Is the image output on the PC monitor Yes Go to 3 4 Image Trouble No Do the sensor input output serial c...

Page 50: ...come 3 3 V a little later after the power is turned on Yes Replace the SY 416 board Refer to Section 1 4 6 Replace the HC 51 board Refer to Section 1 4 5 Replace the PS 858 board Refer to Section 1 4 5 Replace the SY 416 board Refer to Section 1 4 6 Replace the PS 858 board Refer to Section 1 4 5 Is a voltage input to pins 1 and 2 of CN5002 on the HC 51 board Check the connection between CN5002 on...

Page 51: ...t operate Refer to Section 3 3 1 Pan does not operate Refer to Section 3 3 2 Neither pan nor tilt operates Check the connection between CN101 on the SY 416 board and CN103 on the MD 151 board Yes Check the connection between CN103 on the SY 416 board and CN1004 on the PS 858 board Failure of the 24 V power supply system on the PS 858 board Yes Is a 24 VDC power supply input to pin 3 of CN103 on th...

Page 52: ... the tilt motor on the MD 151 board In the initialization operation when the power is turned on the tilt hits the end point causing a noise Is there any problem with the connection of the tilt motor that is connected to CN401 on the MD 151 board Check the defective portion Pan does not operate Connect the pan motor correctly Failure of the drive circuit portion of the pan motor on the MD 151 board...

Page 53: ... connection between CN902 on the CN 3521 board and FCB camera block Failure of IC202 on the MD 151 board or the peripheral circuit of IC202 Is a voltage of 24 V input to or output from CN103 on the MD 151 board No Yes Check the connection between CN101 on the SY 416 board and CN103 on the MD 151 board Check the defective portion The video monitor does not display the image Go to page 3 6 A The PC ...

Page 54: ... Refer to Section 1 4 6 No Switch the video output system correctly Is there any problem with the connection between CN704 on the IF 1232 board and CN105 on the SY 416 board Yes Connect correctly Replace the SY 416 board Refer to Section 1 4 6 For the camera setting refer to the User s Guide No Is the video signal input to pins 5 to 7 of CN105 on the SY 416 board 7 pin Component Y signal tri level...

Page 55: ... 1 No Reset this unit to the factory settings 2 Update the firmware Yes Reconfigure the camera settings Is the symptom improved No Yes Reconfigure the camera settings Replace CN805 If the problem persists replace the TM 61 board Refer to Section 1 4 1 FFC flexible flat cable Replace the SY 416 board Refer to Section 1 4 6 1 The SNC toolbox can be downloaded from the following URL http www sony net...

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Page 57: ...roller hereinafter referred to as a micon for motor control The MD 151 board also mounts the local power for a control circuit and the local power for supplying power for an FCB camera block 4 1 4 IF 1232 Board The IF 1232 board relays SY 416 and TM 61 boards The IF 1232 board mounts a one touch installation connector 4 1 5 TM 61 Board The TM 61 board is a terminal board that mounts an audio block...

Page 58: ...nal is converted into an RS 422 digital signal of Y 8 bits and Pb Pr 8 bits The HD and VD pulses that are sync separated from the component signal input to the SY 416 board are generated in the A D converter In the A D converter a clock signal for A D conversion is also generated from an HD pulse using PLL The video signal converted into digital using the A D converter is input to SoC ALION module...

Page 59: ...o encoder the Y signal is converted from digital to analog and a chroma modulation signal and sync signal are added and output from IC702 as an NTSC or PAL signal RTC A clock function date month is realized using RTC Real Time Clock This RTC is backed up using a super capacitor The clock data of RTC can be read and written from SoC using an I 2 C bus Reset circuit A supply voltage of 3 3 V is dete...

Page 60: ...of RS 422 and RS 485 is also turned on and off to switch the internal setting of the multi protocol transceiver using a signal from the I O connector of SoC This unit supports the full and half duplex communications of RS 422 and RS 485 SD card interface block SoC incorporates an SD card controller The signal of the SoC s SD card interface block is sent to the card slot on an HC 51 board through C...

Page 61: ...ins 5 and 6 and pins 26 and 27 of IC2002 is turned on in IC2002 when the feeding hub applies a supply voltage At that time FET starts operating as an AC DC converter IC2002 controls the ON time of Q2008 and generates 24 VDC on the secondary winding of T2001 A pulse waveform proportional to an input voltage is generated on the primary control winding of T2001 IC2002 detects the crest value of a pul...

Page 62: ... internal firmware of the microcontroller is automatically upgraded when it differs in version from firmware that SoC on an SY 416 board manages Main roles Controls pan tilt operation using the VISCA command from SoC on an SY 416 board Transfers the command to an FCB camera block when an FCB camera block control command is received Monitors a temperature using a sensor and controls a fan Measures ...

Page 63: ... fans The HC 51 board monitors the temperature in the center of this unit and drives heaters and fans according to the temperature By this control of temperature the internal temperature of this unit is kept in a state where a camera system can be stably operated The main power of the camera system is controlled by the HC 51 board The power to the camera system is stopped in a state where the inte...

Page 64: ...heaters The heater connected to CN5502 is connected to a 24 VAC line through RY5501 For the heater connected to CN5506 the power system is switched using RY5502 The heater connected to CN5506 is connected to a 24 VAC line during feeding of 24 VAC and connected to a 24 VDC system during feeding of HPoE During feeding of 24 VAC both heaters are driven During feeding of HPoE only the heater connected...

Page 65: ...ality and improvement 3 Stock 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 Section 5 Spare Parts 5 1 補修部品注意事項 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...

Page 66: ...5 2 SNC WR632C WR602C 5 2 Exploded Views Top Sunshade Block 1 2 13 12 3 4 5 5 5 6 7 7 8 9 10 11 11 A A B PSW2 6 6 PSW 2 6 6 PSW 2 6 6 PSW2 6 6 Arrow B view ...

Page 67: ...O ASSY 4 2 135 637 01 s SCREW 3X8 P TAPPING 5 3 869 367 51 s SET SCREW M4 PSW 6 4 159 350 11 s BOLT HEXAGON SOCKET M6X15 7 4 159 357 11 s SCREW HOOK 8 4 455 937 01 s PACKING COUPLING RUBBER 9 4 455 950 02 s SHADE SUN 10 4 455 983 01 s SCREW PSW M3X6 SUS 11 4 455 984 01 s SCREW 6SSF M6X12 SUS 12 4 454 702 01 s SW COVER 13 4 476 447 01 s COVER TM 7 621 759 45 s PSW 2 6X6 ...

Page 68: ...1971 133 A s DOME COVER ASSY 103 4 155 909 01 s SCREW STEP 104 4 159 358 11 s SCREW FLANGE 105 4 455 906 02 s FLANGE DOME 106 4 455 909 01 s PACKING DOME RUBBER 107 4 455 969 01 s O RING TOP 108 4 455 983 01 s SCREW PSW M3X6 SUS 7 621 759 45 s PSW 2 6X6 102 104 105 106 107 108 A A To HC 51 board PSW2 6 6 PSW2 6 6 103 101 ...

Page 69: ...923 468 A s HEATER UNIT ASSY 202 1 855 289 11 s FAN DC SIROCCO 12V 203 2 580 604 01 s SCREW PSW M4X20 204 3 669 607 22 s PSW SMALL ROUND 2 6 205 4 455 970 01 s O RING DOME 7 621 759 45 s PSW 2 6X6 201 201 202 202 203 203 204 204 205 PSW2 6 6 PSW2 6 6 To HC 51 board To HC 51 board ...

Page 70: ...SNC WR632C WR602C Boards Block 303 301 302 304 305 306 307 308 309 To IF 1232 board To IF 1232 board To Heater unit To Heater unit To DC fan To DC fan PSW2 6 6 PSW 2 6 6 PSW 2 6 6 PSW 2 6 6 311 311 311 310 ...

Page 71: ...SY A 1978 212 A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD SY 416 For SNC WR602C WR632C CN 304 1 846 574 11 s CABLE FLEXIBLE FLAT 12P 305 1 846 575 11 s CABLE FLEXIBLE FLAT 30P 306 1 846 576 11 s CABLE FLEXIBLE FLAT 20P 307 1 969 379 11 s HARNESS SUB 6P IF HC 308 1 969 380 11 s HARNESS SUB 14P PS SY 309 1 969 381 11 s HARNESS SUB 10P HC PS 310 1 969 837 11 s HARNESS SUB 4P PS SY 311 4 296 000 11 s SHEET RADIATION TR...

Page 72: ...o SP Description 401 3 863 696 01 s BSW M2 402 4 472 126 02 s CABINET SIDE 403 4 472 128 01 s CABINET CAMERA 404 4 472 129 01 s CABINET FRONT 7 685 534 14 s SCREW BTP 2 6X8 TYPE2 N S BTP 2 6 8 BTP 2 6 8 BTP 2 6 8 BTP 2 6 8 401 402 402 403 403 404 ...

Page 73: ... 40 SQUARE 507 4 471 367 01 s PLATE TILT BEARING 508 4 471 368 01 s BELT TIMING 509 4 472 120 02 s HOLDER FCB 510 4 472 121 01 s PULLEY TILT No Part No SP Description 511 4 472 127 01 s CABINET CENTER 512 4 472 123 01 s HOLDER R TILT BEARING 513 4 472 124 01 s HOLDER L TILT BEARING 7 621 759 45 s PSW 2 6X6 7 628 000 05 s PSW 2X6 7 685 534 14 s SCREW BTP 2 6X8 TYPE2 N S 7 685 650 99 s SCREW BVTP 3X...

Page 74: ...6 602 607 601 No Part No SP Description 601 A 2061 637 A s MOT ASSY MD 151 _TG SERVICE 602 4 471 368 01 s BELT TIMING 603 X 2587 783 1 s SHAFT ASSY PAN 604 1 492 632 11 s ASSY SLIP RING G6 605 4 382 854 01 s SCREW M3X8 P SW 606 4 471 365 02 s PULLEY PAN 607 4 472 130 01 s SHUTTER PAN 7 621 759 45 s PSW 2 6X6 7 685 534 14 s SCREW BTP 2 6X8 TYPE2 N S ...

Page 75: ... ALARM I 2pcs 4 159 350 11 s BOLT HEXAGON SOCKET M6X15 1pc 4 441 092 51 s INSTALLATION MANUAL SAFETY STD JAPANESE ENGLISH FRENCH SPANISH GERMAN ITALIAN SIMPLIFIED CHINESE 1pc 4 441 096 03 s CD ROM USERS GUIDE SNC EASY IP SETUP JAPANESE ENGLISH FRENCH SPANISH GERMAN ITALIAN SIMPLIFIED CHINESE PORTUGUESS RUSSIAN KOREAN 1pc 4 455 968 01 s MOUNT PUSH 1pc 1 4 456 192 02 s COUPLING CN 1pc 1 4 456 193 01...

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Page 77: ...EXP 2 UART0 RS 485 ALARM_IN 1 4 ALARM_OUT RELAY ANL_RESET ANL_BOOT_MODE CV_SLOC_OUT MIC_IN LINE_OUT 32 768MHz UART3 LAN SLOC _SW FACT_RESET_SW POWER_STATUS_AUX POW_STATUS_POE FOR TOOL ENC_SELFWUP CAM_BLOCK_ PWR_CNT DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC 5V 1 1V 1 5V 1 8V 2 5V 3 3V 1 8V POWER SW DC DC 24V 5 2V 24V 5 2V CN103 CN2501 IC2501 IC2502 TRANS T2001 T2002 FLYBACK CTRL PHOTO COUPLER IC200...

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Page 79: ...LINE IN LINE OUT LAN CN802 CN807 CN806 VBS CN804 CN803 I O 12V 24V PAN MOTOR CN105 FLEXIBLE FLAT CABLE CN907 FLEXIBLE FLAT CABLE FINE WIRE COAXIAL CABLE CN101 CN101 CN501 M CN401 CN103 FAN CN902 CN5701 CN2002 CN104 CN704 FLEXIBLE FLAT CABLE CN903 CN107 CN703 FLEXIBLE FLAT CABLE CN111 CN5002 CN702 CN701 CN801 CN805 FOR TOOL HC 51 FAN2 CN5502 FAN1 CN5501 CN5505 HEATER1 CN5506 HEATER2 FLEXIBLE FLAT C...

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Page 82: ...Sony Corporation SNC WR602C CN SNC WR602C SY SNC WR632C CN SNC WR632C SY J E 9 878 596 01 Printed in Japan 2014 8 32 2014 ...

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