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Overall (3/3)

SY-408

CN101

187,188,191

VF-Y/Pr/Pb-in

(1/3)

PLD

IC1001

LPF

FL1203

AMP

IC1202

SELECTOR

AMP

IC1207

VF-Y/Pr/Pb-out

LPF

FL1201

LPF

FL1202

AMP

IC1203

AMP

IC1204

VF-Y-in

VF-Pb-in

VF-Pr-in

IC622

IC623

VF-Y-out

VF-Pb-out

VF-Pr-out

VF-SDAO-PLD

VF-SDAI-PLD,

VF-SCK-PLD,

AMP

IC1205

AMP

IC1206

AMP

IC1201

SELECTOR

AMP

IC1212

7,8,10

VF-SDA/SCL

13,14

5,12

VF-R/G-Tally

CN3

VF-R/G-Tally

1,3,5

CN11

Bup-Y/Pr/Pb-out

6,8,9

2,3

4,11

CN2

BUILD UP

10,12,14

CN1(2/3)

23,25,27

CN8(2/3)

CN-3422

CN-3427(2/3)

Crane-Y/Pr/Pb-out

Crane-Y-out

Bup-Y-out,

Crane-Pb-out

Bup-Pb-out,

Crane-Pr-out

Bup-Pr-out,

VF-Y

Analog-SYNC(HD/SD)

VBS-in

FLIP

IC1208

AMP

IC1211

FLOP

LPF

FL1213

Analog-out

180,182,184

198

197

HD-SYNC(0)-(2)

VBS-in

VBS-Prompter-in

LPF

FL1301

AMP

IC1302

AMP

IC1301

IC1310

IC1308

AMP

IC1311

PLEXER

MULTI

IC1313,1314

AMP

IC1303

SELECTOR

RET-Y-in

EXT-HD-REF-H-PLD

SD-REF-H-PLD,

SD-SYNC-CLP

PEDE-CLP,

SYNC.SEPARATOR

Prompter-inout

VBS-Prompter-in

IC605

IC604

EXT-VF-SDA-in-PLD

EXT-VF-SDA-PLD,

EXT-VF-SCK-PLD,

EXT-VF-SDA/SCL

7,8

IC1407

PROTCOL

MULTI

RECEIVER

IC1403

tru1/2_i
tru1/2_o
tru-TX/RXoff/on

Trunk-RX1/2

Trunk-TX1/2

2,3

5,6

CN10

CN1

CN-3430

PH701

IC712

RM_RX(-)-D

RM_RX(+)-D,

RM_TX-D,

RM_RX(X)/(Y)

RM_TX(X)/(Y),

1-4

27,28

CN1(3/3)

CN-3427(3/3)

16,18

CN8(3/3)

IC1601

A/D

IC1606

D/A

trk_i/o

LPF,AMP

IC1607,1609

AMP

IC1605

TRK-PGM/RCV

TRK-Talk(X)/(Y)

13,14

IC716

9,10

TALLY_G/R_TR

TRK-G/R-Tally

IC1602

D/A

inc2_o

BCK,MCK

LRCK,

A/D

IC1512

D/A

IC1511

inc1_o

inc12_i,

IC1514

D/A

ear_o

LPF

IC1513

LPF

IC1515

MULTI

IC1906

PLEXER

LPF

IC1603

AMP

IC1516,1818

AMP

IC1909

AMP

IC1911

NORMAL/

RTS

SWITCH

CN7
5,7

CN-3431

AMP

IC1907

2,3

20,21

EAR-L/R-out

AMP

IC1209

MULTI

IC1803,1804

PLEXER

AMP

IC1808

AMP

IC1806

Intercom2-PGM

Intercom2-RCV,

Intercom1-PGM

Intercom1-RCV,

CN6
5,7

CN-3431

2,3

INC2-PGM(X)

INC2-MIC(X)/(Y)

INC2-RCV(X),

INC1-PGM(X)

INC1-MIC(X)/(Y)

INC1-RCV(X),

OP-AMP

IC1802

(EVR)

MULTI

IC1805

PLEXER

AMP

IC1807

(3/3)

MB-1214(4/4)

(3/3)

CN101

CN105

156

160

AMP

IC1809

VOLTAGE

IC1411

DETECT

+5V

IC1413

MULTI

IC1414

VIBRATOR

MULTI

IC1412

VIBRATOR

IC1415

STBY-MUTE

MUTING CONTROL

STBY/NRML

IC1409

IC1408

+5V

OFF/ON

Standby-MIC-

93,95,

153,155,

157,159,

161-164,

166,168

MST-700P-TX/RX

Sub-700P-TX/RX,

Audio(TX)/(RX)-1_8,

Trunk(TX)/(RX)-1_8,

EXT-700P-TX/RX,

Chara-CLK,Chara-TX,

102,104,

106,108,

110,117,

119,121

IC703

IC704

IC705

xREAD-EXT,xRESET-EXT

xWRITE-en-EXT,

EXT-ADDR(0)-(4),

99,123

EXT-CPU-CLK,xRESET(CA)

165,167

AUTX-LRCK,AUTX-256FS

EXT_RE,xRESET-EXT3

EXT_WE,

EXT_A[0]-[4],

EXT-CPU-CLK-D,xRESET(CA)-D

AUTX-LRCK-D,AUTX-256FS-D

AT-189

(1/2)

CN102

CN100

IC410

IC406

FRAM

IC404,405

AB33_AD[0]-[15]

AB33_A[1]-[15],

IC409

AB33_LB/UB

AB33_WR
AB33_RD
AB33_CS1_FRAM

DECODER

IC302

D-TYPE

16 BIT

LATCH

IC306

AB33_ADV

AB33_AD[0]-[15]

AB33_A[1]-[16]

AB33_AD[0]-[15]

AB33_A[1]-[16],

AB33_CS2_OPTION

AB33_CS3_AT_PLD,

AB33_WR/RD,

AB33_WAIT/LB/UB,

AB33_CLK,

54,56...68

36,38...50,

RTC

IC301

CPU

IC200

IC309

(2/2)

CN100

CN102

DDR2

IC402,403

AB33_AD[0]-[15]

59,61...69,

51,53,55,

BT301

32K-CLK

115,117

RTC_SCL

83,85

UART0_TX/RX

X300

11.2896MHz

116,118

eMMC

IC401

X301

24MHz

(4GB)

(128MB)

USB_DM

CN9
6,7

CN1

29,30

34,35

31,32

CN6
1

CN5

CRANE

RCP-Pix

1-4

REMOTE

CN2

19,21

23,24

16,17

TRACKER

CN3
1,3

5,7

CN2

2,3

CN4

CN1

INTERCOM2

5,7

CN2

2,3

CN1

INTERCOM1

CN104:46

CN104:42

105,107

41,43,45,47,

34,36,37-40,

CN104:

94,96,98,100

79,81,83,92,

CN104:

CN104:77,101

CN104:33,35

AMP

IC812(1/2)

IC805

PLEXER

MULTI

145

CN105

(1/3)

PD-MONI-LEVEL

AMP

IC1507,2003

IC2001,2002

PLEXER

MULTI

IC1506

A/D

AN7

24,26

IC1505

mic_i

M-BCK,M-MCK

M-LRCK,

MB-1214(2/4)

ATT

Q2011,2012

CN4

4,5

CN1

CN-3425

CN2

CN4

1,2

AMP

IC1509,2009

IC2007,2008

PLEXER

MULTI

ATT

Q2036,2037

4,5

1,2

R-MIC1(X)/(Y)

R-MIC2(X)/(Y)

IC1401

RECEIVER

AES/EBU

aes-in/on

2,3

CN1(1/3)

CN-3427(1/3)

CN8

CN8(1/3)
34,35

IC621

IC620

R-SW-SDA/SCL

R-SW-SDAO-PLD

R-SW-SDAI-PLD,

R-SW-SCL-PLD,

1,2

CN1

SW-1530/1530A

S3-9

S1,2

IC1

EXPANDER

I/O

S1-4

IC1,2

EXPANDER

I/O

IC3

EXPANDER

I/O

RV1-6

7-12

CN5
14,15

4-9

IC610

IC611

IC803

A/D

AMP

IC809

IC804

PLEXER

MULTI

AN6

AD-DIN-PLD
AD-DOUT-PLD

AD-SCLK-PLD

AD-XCS-PLD,

INCH-SDAO-PLD

INC-SDAI-PLD,

INC-SCL-PLD,

INC-SDA/SCL

6,8,12,

CN1

CN-3424

CN1
14,16,18

IC603

AMP

IC808,811

INC2-PGM1/2-VR

INC2-RCV-VR,

INC1-PGM1/2-VR,

INC1-RCV-VR,

ZOOM-POSI-A

Extender-A,

IRIS-POSI-A,

LENS-RX(FOCUS-A)

AN0-3

LENS-RX-PLD

IC801

D/A

12DA_DATA

12DA_CLK

12DA_LD,

AMP

IC812(2/2)

14,16,18

CN2
6-11

6-11

CN2

CN-3423

5,7

IC1,2

EXPANDER

I/O

IC4,5

1,2

5,7

CN1

11,17,19

11
17,19

CN3
4,10,11

6,8,9

1,2,5,

4,10,11

CN1

SW-1527

CN-3426

CN1

Incom(RX)

Incom(TX)

Standby-

F-I2C-SDA/SCL

IRIS-CTL-A

F-VR-in

IC503

F-RE-A/B

F-RE-A/B-PLD

LENS-TX

IC602

LENS-TX-PLD

1,2

RV1

EN1

S1-4

6,8,9

1,2,5,

CN001

SW-1672

S001

CN5
1

1-6,8-11

CN1

SW-1528

S1-5

CN4
1-6,8-11

CN2
5,6

7,8

IC608

IC609

H-I2C-SDA/SCL

H-SDAO-PLD

H-SDAI-PLD,

H-SCL-PLD,

H-G/R-Tally

5,6

CN2

SW-1525

IC1

EXPANDER

I/O

7,8

(2/3)

CN105

CN101

35,37

MB-1214(3/4)

CN104:163,165

IC507

IC518

IIC-SDA/SCL(OHB)

OHB_SDAO-PLD

OHB_SDAI-PLD,

OHB_SCLO-PLD,

OHB_SCLI-PLD,

86,88

IIC-SDA/SCL(DPR)

CN104:114,116

GRAV

IC3

SENSOR

55,57,59,61

G-SENS-CLK/EN

G-SENS-TX/RX,

176,178

CN104:24,26

HD-F(CCD)

HD-MAIN-F,

SD-Main-F-in

175

Ref-F/H-out

181,183

CN104:25

CN104:17,19

IC714

96,98,100

xIRQ(SDI_ETH)

xCS(SDI_ETH),

(Prep-E),

(Prep-E)-D

xIRQ(SDI_ETH)-D

xCS(SDI_ETH)-D,

BUS

IC701

TRANSCEIVER

xCS(SDI_CA)/(DPR)/(ALMA)

xWAIT(DPR)/(CA),

xIRQ(CoPro_CA),

xIRQ(DPR),

xCS(SDI_CA)/(DPR)/(ALMA)-D

xWAIT(DPR)/(CA)-D,

xIRQ(CA)-D,

xIRQ(DPR)-D,

112,114..124

102,104,106

CN104:

78,80...90

CN104:

BUS

IC702

TRANSCEIVER

EXT-CPU-BUS(0)-(7)

101,103..115

EXT_D[0]-[7]

85,87...99

CN104:

FR-FAN-DET

171,172

27CLK,74CLK

CN104:29,30

IC707

140

CN104:62

ConfDone(DPR)

IC511

177,179

144,146

1mA_Tone-OFF/ON-out

(+1)mA/(-1mA)-out,

(+1)/(-1)mA/OFF(Hi-Z)-in

IC510

IC501

IC502

PW-SW-OFF

PW-SW-CCU/EXT

IC508

IC514

CN104:21,23

58,60

PS-I2C-SDA/SCL

PS-I2C-SDAO-PLD

PS-I2C-SDAI-PLD,

PS-I2C-SCK-PLD,

IC1102

MEMORY

FLASH

CN3

2,3

CN7

2,3

CN1

SW-1531

PS-836

RE-291

4,6

CN6002

CN5007 CN6001

4,6

CN8

1,3
16,17

29,36
30,31
27,28

CPLD

IC5004

CN5002 CN4

23,24,27,29

1
3

5,6

11-14

19,21,22

16
10

REG

1,2,5,6

CN301

DC_IN(H)

+14V
+24V
+15.8V
+6.7V
+5.5V
+3.7V
-5.5V
-8V

CN51

FOR OPTION(NOT USE)

OPTION

CALL

1-7,15

11
12,13,

IC804
IC805

RR-FAN-DET

CN51

FOR OPTION(NOT USE)

CN-3421

CN1
1,2

CN1

1,2

CN3

F-MIC1(X)/(Y)

CN104:9,13,14

CN104:18,20,22

CN104:4

CN104:3

F-MIC1(X)/(Y)

CN1
2

SW-1524

8,9

CN1

8,9

LE-376

CN1

4,5

CN2

4,5

D1,2

S1,2

S1-4

5,6

USB_DP,

4,5

CN2

CN-3428

CN3
1

CN2

CN-3429

CN1
1,3

CN2

CN1

RTC_SDA,

DC IN

1,2,5,6

CN2

CN-3432

CN1

CAMERA POWER

(FRONT)

DC FAN

TALLY

Y-

TALLY

R,G-

LAMP

TALLY

SWITCH

INSIDE

RET1

SWITCH

FRONT

LENS

SWITCH

PANEL

CONTROL

SWITCH

PANEL

CONNECTOR

RET CTRL

IN CH2

AUDIO

IN CH1

AUDIO

MIC1 IN

INCOM

RET1,

SWITCH

FILTER

RET-Y-in

VF-Y

IC1301

MIC2-AES(X)/(Y)

OPT-VR1
OPT-VR2/3

USB

EARPHONE

GENLOCK

PROMPTER/

TEST OUT

AB33_CS2_OPTION

AB33_CS3_AT_PLD,

AB33_WR/RD/ADV,

AB33_WAIT/LB/UB,

AB33_CLK,

AB33_CS1_FRAM,

ConfDone(DPR)-D

VBS-in

CN9
2

DPR-370

CN107:2

PLL

AMP

PLL1-1/2

IC1004

IC1003

X1001

IC1002

24.576MHz

PLL

S601

SY-CALL-SW

USB_DM

USB_DP,

41,43...51

3WIRE-OHB-LD1-3

3WIRE-OHB-DATA(WR)/(RD),

3WIRE-OHB-CLK,

HDC4300

11-3

Summary of Contents for super motion hdc4300

Page 1: ...COLOR CAMERA HDC4300 SERVICE MANUAL 1st Edition ...

Page 2: ... 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 personnes compétentes en charge de l entretien Afin de réduire les risques d...

Page 3: ...接続しないでください NETWORK TRUNK 上記のポートについては本書の指示に従ってください CAUTION Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure CAUTION The use of optical instruments with this product will increase eye hazard This HD COLOR CAMERA is classified as a CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT LASER KLASSE 1 PRODUKT LUOKAN 1 LASERL...

Page 4: ...efolgen 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 udskiftes korrekt Udskift kun med ...

Page 5: ...and Coaxial Cable 1 14 1 7 1 Connecting Disconnecting Flexible Card Wire 1 14 1 7 2 Forming Flexible Card Wire 1 15 1 7 3 Disconnecting Connecting Fine Wire Coaxial Cable 1 16 1 7 4 Connecting Disconnecting Coaxial Cable 1 17 1 8 Explanation of Prism Number 1 19 1 9 Circuit Protection Parts 1 20 1 9 1 Fuses 1 20 1 9 2 Circuit Protection Element 1 20 1 10 Lead free Solder 1 22 2 Periodic Maintenanc...

Page 6: ...2 4 7 3 SW 1525 Board 4 25 4 8 Main Chassis Block 4 26 4 8 1 SY 408 Board AT 189 Board 4 26 4 8 2 Power Block Assembly RE 291 Board PS 836 Board 4 27 4 8 3 DPR 370 Board 4 30 4 8 4 MB 1214 Board 4 32 4 8 5 SW 1527 Board 4 34 4 8 6 CN 3423 Board 4 35 4 8 7 SW 1672 Board 4 36 4 8 8 CN 3421 Board 4 37 4 8 9 SW 1528 Board 4 37 4 8 10 CN 3424 Board 4 38 4 8 11 CN 3426 Board 4 40 4 8 12 SW 1531 Board 4 ...

Page 7: ...t Adjustment 5 19 5 4 5 Detail Clip Adjustment 5 20 5 4 6 Auto iris Adjustment 5 22 5 4 7 Pedestal Level Adjustment 5 22 5 4 8 Flare Adjustment 5 23 5 4 9 Gamma Correction Adjustment 5 24 5 4 10 Knee Point Knee Slope Adjustment 5 25 5 4 11 White Clip Level Adjustment 5 26 5 4 12 File Store 5 26 5 5 ND Offset Adjustment 5 28 5 5 1 White Balance Compensation 5 28 5 6 RPN Compensation 5 30 5 6 1 Auto...

Page 8: ... 1 How to Display the SERVICE Menu How to Change the Setting Values 8 1 8 1 2 Settable Special Functions 8 1 8 2 SERVICE Menu 8 3 8 2 1 SERVICE Menu List 8 3 8 2 2 Description of SERVICE Menu 8 3 9 Circuit Description 9 1 Optical System OHB Block 9 1 9 1 1 BI 291 board 9 1 9 1 2 IF 1278 board 9 1 9 2 Signal Processing Transmission System 9 2 9 2 1 TX 146 Board 9 2 9 2 2 MEM 147 Board 9 2 9 2 3 DPR...

Page 9: ... PS Block 10 12 DPR Block 10 14 MB Block 10 15 Front SW Block 10 16 Front Fan 10 17 Hotshoe Block 10 18 Handle 1 10 19 Handle 2 10 20 Handle 3 10 21 10 3 Supplied Accessories 10 22 Supplied Accessories 10 22 11 Block Diagrams Overall 11 1 Frame Wiring 11 4 HDC4300 5 ...

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Page 11: ...uals are available for this model If any of these manuals is required please contact your local Sony Sales Office Service Center Operation Manual CD ROM Supplied with this unit This manual contains information required to operate and use the unit Factory Service Manual Available on request This manual provides the limited information for component service and the information related to maintenance...

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Page 13: ...and updating the software are required contact your local Sony Sales Office Service Center ROM Peripheral Equip ment Board Name Ref No ROM Version CNU 700 AT 89 board or AT 89A board IC4 IC5 Ver 1 30 and higher Software Peripheral Equipment Board Name Software Version RCP 920 921 MPU 143 board Ver 1 11 and higher RCP 1000 1001 MPU 152 board Ver 2 50 and higher RCP 1500 1501 1530 MPU 153 board Ver ...

Page 14: ...pliant 0 8 Vp p 75 Ω 1 485 Gbps 1 4835 Gbps Serial 4 SDI 2 BNC type Output HD SDI signal SMPTE 292M 372M BTA S004 compliant 0 8 Vp p 75 Ω 2 97 Gbps 2 9679 Gbps Serial Input HD SDI signal SMPTE 292M BTA S004 compliant 0 8 Vp p 75 Ω 1 485 Gbps 1 4835 Gbps Serial 5 SDI MONI BNC type HD SDI signal SMPTE 292M 372M BTA S004 compliant HDC2500 2570 SMPTE 292M BTA S004 compliant HDC2400 2550 0 8 Vp p 75 Ω ...

Page 15: ...xternal View 8 pin Female No Signal I O Specifications 1 TX X for RCP TX1 for TRUNK RS 422A OUT SERIAL DA TA OUT for RCP TRUNK1 DA TA OUT for RS 422A 2 TX Y for RCP TX1 for TRUNK RS 422A OUT 3 RX X for RCP RX1 for TRUNK RS 422A IN SERIAL DA TA IN for RCP TRUNK1 DA TA IN for RS 422A 4 RX Y for RCP RX1 for TRUNK RS 422A IN 5 TX GND GND for TX 6 UNREG OUT OUT UNREG 10 5 V to 17 V dc 200 mA max 7 UNRE...

Page 16: ... Signal I O Specifications 2 VTR CTL IN ENABLE 0 V DISABLE 5 V or OPEN 3 GND GND for UNREG 4 SERVO MA AT OUT AUTO 5 V MANU 0 V or OPEN 5 IRIS POSI TION OUT 3 4 V F16 to 6 2 V F2 8 6 UNREG OUT 10 5 V to 17 V 7 IRIS POSI TION IN 3 4 V F16 to 6 2 V F2 8 8 IRIS AT MA OUT AUTO IRIS 0 V MANUAL IRIS 5 V 9 EXTENDER ON OFF IN EX 2 ON GND EX 0 8 ON 30 kΩ to GND OFF OPEN 30 kΩ EX 2 ON EX 0 8 ON 10 ZOOM POSI ...

Page 17: ...or RS 422A RX1 for RS 232C IN 8 GND VIDEO GND for VIDEO 9 Y VIDEO X OUT 1 0 V p p Zo 75Ω 10 GND GND for SCL SDA Continued No Signal I O Specifications 11 SCL EXT VF OUT TTL level 12 SDA EXT VF IN OUT TTL level 18 TRACKER 8 1 5 4 10 9 2 7 6 3 External View 10 pin Female No Signal I O Specifications 1 TRACKER LEFT OUT TRACKER RE CEIVE PGM 20 dBu unbal anced 2 GND TALK GND for TRACKER TALK 3 GND RE C...

Page 18: ...smitted Received Data 2 6 TRD 1 IN OUT Transmitted Received Data 1 7 TRD 3 IN OUT Transmitted Received Data 3 8 TRD 3 IN OUT Transmitted Received Data 3 22 DC OUT External View 2 pin Female 1 2 No Signal I O Specifications 1 LIGHT 12 V OUT 12 V dc 2 5 A max 2 GND GND for power 1 2 2 Wiring Diagrams for Cables CCA 5 Cable for REMOTE connector Brown Brown Brown Red Red White White White Orange Black...

Page 19: ... pin Female Connector Round Type 12 Pin Part No 1 819 261 11 REMOTE 8 pin Female Plug 8 Pin Male Part No 1 766 848 11 or CCA 5 cable assem bly CCA 5 10 10 m CCA 5 3 3 m optional 1 2 REMOTE cable Part No 1 783 372 11 supplied with RM B150 10 m 1 2 3 TRACKER 10 pin Female Connector Round Type 10 Pin Part No 1 506 522 12 1 2 4 Note in Connecting BPU Connector It is recommendable to clean the optical ...

Page 20: ...1 3 Location of Printed Circuit Boards BI 291 BI 291 IF 1278 DR 663 SE 1093 DPR 370 PS 836 SY 408 CN 3426 SW 1531 MB 1214 AT 189 SW 1528 CN 3424 SW 1527 CN 3423 CN 3421 SW 1672 RE 291 HDC4300 1 8 ...

Page 21: ...CN 3429 SW 1530 SY J SW 1530A CED CN CN 3431 CN 3427 CN 3432 CN 3425 CN 3434 MEM 147 SW 1525 CN 3422 SW 1524 TX 146 LE 376 CN 3428 CN 3430 HDC4300 1 9 ...

Page 22: ...en replace the SY 408 board The content of the OHB file stored in the OHB assembly is not lost Procedure 1 Store the reference file scene file and operator file in a USB drive Reference file Refer to 7 5 Reference File Scene file Refer to 7 4 Scene File Operator file Refer to 7 2 Operator File 2 Replace the SY 408 board Refer to 4 8 1 SY 408 Board AT 189 Board 3 Upgrade the software to the latest ...

Page 23: ...n chart 16 9 J 7120 970 A ITE STANDARD TEST CHART ITE grayscale chart γ 0 45 16 9 J 7120 980 A ITE STANDARD TEST CHART ITE inmega cycle chart 16 9 7 600 002 52 Locking compound TB 1401B Inhibits loosening of screws Commercially available Loctite 408 Instant adhesives Commercially available Grayscale chart Reflective type 16 9 Camera adjustment Commercially available Star chart Reflective type Came...

Page 24: ...f the OPERATION menu to CARBON Microphone sensitivity power supply method balanced unbalanced input are automatically set General dynamic microphone 1 Set INTERCOM1 MIC or INTERCOM2 MIC on the HEAD SET page of the OPERATION menu to DYNAMIC 2 Set UNBAL balanced unbalanced input on the HEAD SET page according to the microphone Microphone sensitivity and power supply method are automatically set Othe...

Page 25: ...ECEIVE SELECT on the RECEIVE SEL page of the OPERATION menu to SEPARATE 2 Set channels left right and both of items INTRECOM PGM1 PGM2 and TRACKER on the RECEIVE SEL page To adjust the volume of your voice 1 Set volume in SIDE TONE on the INTERCOM LEVEL page of the OPERATION menu HDC4300 1 13 ...

Page 26: ...ll not function Insert the flexible card wire straight Check that the conductive surface of the flexible card wire is not contaminated Type A to G A A A A A A A Contact surface Contact surface A A A Contact surface Isolation surface Isolation surface Isolation surface Isolation surface Type A Type B Type C Type D Type G Type E Type F Disconnecting 1 Turn off the power 2 Slide or lift up the portio...

Page 27: ...s Note Never fold it back after being formed once SY 408 board CN8 CN 3427 board CN1 Mountain fold 45 20 mm 10 mm 30 mm Isolation surface SY 408 board CN8 Mountain fold Valley fold 45 CN 3427 board CN1 SY 408 board CN5 SW 1530 board CN1 24 mm SY 408 board CN5 Mountain fold Valley fold SW 1530 board CN1 Isolation surface 45 SY 408 board CN9 CN 3426 board CN1 Valley fold Valley fold A B Mountain fol...

Page 28: ... is free from dirt or dust Type A Disconnecting Fine wire coaxial cable Hold the connector to disconnect Do not attempt to disconnect by pulling the cable OK NG Both sides of connector 1 Hold both sides of the fine wire coaxial cable connector and pull the connector in the arrow direction to disconnect it Connecting Fine wire coaxial cable Both sides of connector 1 Insert the connector of fine wir...

Page 29: ...s than 2 Connecting connector Fine wire coaxial cable Angle regulation Note Insert the connector carefully so that the connector guides are not caught by the edge of the mating connector 1 Hold both sides of the fine wire coaxial cable connector with the contact surface facing up 2 Insert the connector straight to meet the angle specified 1 7 4 Connecting Disconnecting Coaxial Cable Type A Disconn...

Page 30: ...g the coaxial cable Do not pull the cable Connecting Hold the plug to connect Connecting connector 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 HDC4300 1 18 ...

Page 31: ...1 8 Explanation of Prism Number The CMOS imager adhering to prism is managed by following mount assembly number A 2075 369 A Example A00000001 to 8 digit HDC4300 1 19 ...

Page 32: ...wer thermistors as circuit protection elements The positive characteristic thermistor limits the electric current flowing through the circuit as the internal resistance increases when an excessive current flows or when the ambient temperature increases If the positive characteristic thermistor works turn off the main power of the unit and inspect the internal circuit of the unit After the cause of...

Page 33: ...Ref No Address Part No Hold Current SY 408 THP1 B3 Side A 1 802 063 21 1 10 A 20 THP101 C3 Side A 1 803 615 21 0 50 A 20 THP102 D2 Side B 1 803 615 21 0 50 A 20 THP103 D2 Side B 1 803 615 21 0 50 A 20 HDC4300 1 21 ...

Page 34: ...inted with the lead free mark due to their particular size LEAD FREE MARK Note The lead free solder melts at a temperature about 40 C higher than the ordinary solder therefore it is recommended to use the soldering iron having a temperature regulator The ordinary soldering iron can be used but the iron tip has to be applied to the solder joint for a slightly longer time The printed pattern copper ...

Page 35: ...re 1 787 847 11 4 VTR Start button 3 679 668 01 5 Bayonet Ring 4 263 184 04 Replace every 5 years 6 Optical Filter Unit 1 856 701 11 It can become nebulous in transpar ent and whitened with elapse of time Then it will not meet it the required characteristics Replace it as needed 7 SW Cover 3 676 244 03 Check for deformation and deteriora tion abraded or damaged or lost from time to time Replace it...

Page 36: ...inside the camera which may result in a failure Clean the air vents every two or three months 1 Loosen the two screws with stopper and remove the shoulder pad assembly 2 Remove dust on the air vent areas with a vacuum cleaner Air vent Air vent Screws with stopper Shoulder pad assembly HDC4300 2 2 ...

Page 37: ...cted to the correct terminals Improper connection may cause an explosion or leakage of fluid resulting in injury or damage to surrounding properties 2 3 2 Replacing Procedure 1 Remove the two screws and remove the inside panel assembly Refer to 4 2 Inside Panel Assembly 2 Replace the lithium secondary battery ML621 U on SY 408 board Push the lithium battery with an insulated stick to detach it fro...

Page 38: ...tact portions proceeding as follows The optical contact portion exists in the optical connector on the camera or camera control unit and in the optical electrical cables 2 4 1 When the Optical Connector Cleaner Commercially Available is Available Fixtures Optical connector cleaner commercially available Product name CLETOP 14100402 or 14100403 stick type or equivalent 14100402 2 0 mm 14100403 2 0 ...

Page 39: ... of LEMO Clean the LEMO connectors and cables using the following procedure Fixtures Alignment sleeve remover HC 001 for female connector Sony Part No J 6480 010 A or DCC 91 312 5LA manufactured by LEMO or equivalent Note Insert the shorter nose end when removing installing the alignment sleeve Grasp not the shock absorber portion of the remover but the handle in use Shock absorber portion Insert ...

Page 40: ...nt sleeve can be removed reinstalled with the sleeve itself attached to the tip of the remover Great care should be taken so as not to lose or damage the alignment sleeve Alignment sleeve Sony Part No 9 980 074 01 Alignment sleeve 3 Clean the tip of the white optical contacts with a cotton swab moistened with alcohol Optical contacts white 4 Insert the remover with the alignment sleeve attached to...

Page 41: ...tical contacts white Female connector The optical contacts for female connector are in an unexposed state In cleaning it is necessary to be exposed by removing the adapter in the connector in advance Proceed as follows 1 Loosen the adapter pin at the center of the connector counterclockwise with a screwdriver Tip If there is no screwdriver use the plate attached to the connector cap 2 Pull the ada...

Page 42: ...re adapter pin is lightly fixed 2 4 4 When the Optical Connector Cleaner Commercially Available is not Available Connector Fixtures Alcohol commercially available Cotton swabs commercially available Note Use a cotton swab whose diameter is about 4 mm If a cotton swab whose diameter exceeds 5 mm is used the cotton swab cannot be inserted into the end of the connector and the tip of the optical cont...

Page 43: ...leaning the fiber connector Does the power cable of MEM board on the outside connect Connect the power cable of MEM board Do 2 pin harnesses BLK BRN of FB cable detection connect Is configuration of BPU set to HDC4300 Set C07 CHU MODE in BPU menu to HDC4300 End Confirm CHU MODE of BPU menu C07 Connect 2 pin harnesses BLK BRN of FB cable detection HDC4300 3 1 ...

Page 44: ...11 SDI 1 OUT End Set it to MAIN LINK A Note When setting at 4K 29 97P 25P 24P 23 98P with 3G the picture does not output correctly Yes No The levels are changed after changing Rch at WB adjustment Confirm the 4K COLOR SPACE setting of BPU menu C08 Is it set to NORMAL Set it to NORMAL End HDC4300 3 2 ...

Page 45: ...Confirm the connection of AC input cable When using the HDC2000 confirm the voltage selector Replace it when the fuse is broken Confirm the connections of fiber cable between CCU BPU and CAM End End End End Confirm the connection of AC input cable Remove the accessories attached to the camera turn on in the following sequence CCU BPU and camera LED OPEN lights Confirm the connections of fiber cabl...

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Page 47: ...le Assembly 4 3 5 Optical Multi Cable Assembly 4 PROMPTER Connector 4 3 6 PROMPTER Connector 5 Coaxial Cable 4 3 7 Coaxial Cable 6 DC fan outside 4 3 3 DC Fan Outside panel 7 Front Assembly 4 5 Front Assembly 8 FD Assembly 4 4 FD Filter Disk Assembly 9 OHB Assembly 4 6 1 OHB Assembly 10 Power Block Assembly 4 8 2 Power Block Assembly RE 291 Board PS 836 Board 11 BUILD UP Connector 4 8 13 BUILD UP ...

Page 48: ...3423 board 4 8 6 CN 3423 Board 5 CN 3424 board 4 8 10 CN 3424 Board 6 CN 3425 board 4 11 2 AUDIO IN Connector CN 3425 Board 7 CN 3426 board 4 8 11 CN 3426 Board 8 CN 3427 board 4 11 1 CN 3429 Board CN 3427 Board 9 CN 3428 board 4 11 3 PROMPTER GENLOCK TEST OUT Connector CN 3428 Board 10 CN 3429 board 4 11 1 CN 3429 Board CN 3427 Board 11 CN 3430 board 4 11 4 REMOTE Connector CN 3430 Board 12 CN 34...

Page 49: ...hen Replacing the SY 408 BoardProcedure 30 TX 146 board 4 3 2 MEM 147 Board TX 146 Board 4 1 2 Basic Knowledge Flexible card wire and fine wire coaxial cable When installing the flexible card wire and fine wire coaxial cable connect the wire securely referring to 1 7 Flexible Card Wire and Coaxial Cable 4 1 3 Tightening Torque Torque driver and screw tightening torque General five types of screws ...

Page 50: ...oosen the four screws with stopper and remove the inside panel assembly Switch levers Inside SW cover Inside panel assembly Screws with stopper Note Turn the switch levers in the arrow direction and then install the inside panel assembly 3 Install the inside panel assembly and tighten the four screws with stopper HDC4300 4 4 ...

Page 51: ...ion of arrow Screws with stopper Outside panel assembly 2 Disconnect the harness from the connector CN100 on the PS 836 board 3 Disconnect the two fine wire coaxial cables from the two connectors CN800 CN203 on the DPR 370 board 4 Disconnect the two FPCs with connector DPR SDI from the two connectors CN104 CN105 on the DPR 370 board HDC4300 4 5 ...

Page 52: ...CN203 Harness Clamper CN1301 FPC with connectors DPR SDI Fine wire coaxial cables CN1301 Harness MEM 147 board MEM 147 board Note When installing the outside panel assembly arrange the harness as shown in the figure 6 Remove the outside panel support from the hook of the main frame and remove the outside panel assembly Outside panel assembly Outside panel support Hook of main frame HDC4300 4 6 ...

Page 53: ...e wire coaxial cables from the two connectors CN901 CN902 on the MEM 147 board and release the two fine wire coaxial cables from the clampers CN902 CN901 MEM 147 board FPCs with connectors DPR SDI CN001 CN002 Fine wire coaxial cables Clamper 3 Release the fine wire coaxial cable and coaxial cables from the clamper 4 Disconnect the three coaxial cables from the three connectors SDI1 SDI2 and PROMPT...

Page 54: ...ble Cable Red Coaxial cable Cable Yellow Coaxial cable Cable Black Clamper Clamper CN 3434 board MEM 147 board Fine wire coaxial cables Fine wire coaxial cables Note When connecting the coaxial cables connect connectors correctly 7 Remove the seven screws and open the MEM 147 board in the direction of the arrow PSW3 x 6 PSW3 x 6 MEM 147 board HDC4300 4 8 ...

Page 55: ... 147 board Optical fiber cables 2 1 Boss Boss Supports of the chassis Hole Hole Optical fiber cables Clamper of the TRIAX duct fan Note When connecting the optical fiber cables check their numbers and connect them correctly and securely insert them to the end of respective connectors When installing the MEM 147 board match the two bosses with the two holes When installing the MEM 147 board arrange...

Page 56: ...Remove the two radiation sheets from the MEM 147 board 14 Remove the two clampers A and two clampers B from the MEM 147 board MEM 147 board Inner rear plate Clampers A Clampers B Radiation sheet Radiation fin PSW3 x 6 PSW2 x 5 Radiation sheet 15 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal 4 3 3 DC Fan Outside panel Preparation 1 Remove the outside panel assembly Refer to 4 3 1 Outs...

Page 57: ...rness Hole Note When installing the DC fan install the DC fan with its label coming to the position shown in the figure 4 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal 4 3 4 CN 3434 Board Preparation 1 Remove the outside panel assembly Refer to 4 3 1 Outside Panel Assembly Procedure 1 Remove the UL tape from the CN 3434 board 2 Disconnect the fine wire coaxial cable from the connecto...

Page 58: ...s with the two holes When installing the fine wire coaxial cable attach the UL tape at the location shown in the figure 5 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal 4 3 5 Optical Multi Cable Assembly Preparation 1 Remove the outside panel assembly Refer to 4 3 1 Outside Panel Assembly 2 Remove the MEM 147 board assembly Refer to 4 3 2 MEM 147 Board TX 146 Board Procedure 1 Remove ...

Page 59: ...ote When installing the optical multi cable assembly install it so that the red mark is located shown in the figure 5 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal 4 3 6 PROMPTER Connector Preparation 1 Remove the outside panel assembly Refer to 4 3 1 Outside Panel Assembly Procedure 1 Remove the two screws and detach the BNC cap and bracket BNC 2 Disconnect the coaxial cable from th...

Page 60: ...reversing the steps of removal 4 3 7 Coaxial Cable Preparation 1 Remove the outside panel assembly Refer to 4 3 1 Outside Panel Assembly 2 Remove the MEM 147 board assembly Refer to 4 3 2 MEM 147 Board TX 146 Board Procedure 1 Disconnect the coaxial cable from the connector SDI1 2 Remove the four screws and detach the two BNC caps and two brackets BNC HDC4300 4 14 ...

Page 61: ...and two washers and detach the coaxial cable SDI2 Washers B2 x 5 B2 x 5 Brackets BNC Nut Nut Coaxial cable SDI1 Connector SDI2 BNC caps Coaxial cable 4 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal HDC4300 4 15 ...

Page 62: ...nel Assembly Procedure 1 Disconnect the harness from the connector CN3 on the IF 1278 board 2 Loosen the two screws and detach the FD assembly Attached screws Tightening torque 0 53 N m FD assembly CN3 IF 1278 board Harness 3 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal HDC4300 4 16 ...

Page 63: ...e 1 Disconnect the four fine wire coaxial cables from the four connectors CN200 CN201 CN202 CN300 on the DPR 370 board DPR 370 board Fine wire coaxial cables CN202 CN201 CN200 CN300 Hooks Grooves Hook Hook Note When installing the front assembly arrange the fine wire coaxial cables as shown in the figure 2 Loosen the four screws with stopper and draw the front assembly HDC4300 4 17 ...

Page 64: ...the harness from the connector CN303 on the DPR 370 board Front assembly Screws with stopper CN303 DPR 370 board Screws with stopper Harness 4 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal HDC4300 4 18 ...

Page 65: ... Disconnect the harness from the connector CN3 on the IF 1278 board 2 Loosen the two screws and remove the FD assembly from the OHB assembly OHB assembly CN3 IF 1278 board FD assembly Harness Attached screws Tightening torque 0 53 N m 3 Remove the four screws and four washers and detach the front panel assembly M3 x 8 Tightening torque 1 1 N m SW3 Front panel assembly OHB assembly 4 Install the re...

Page 66: ...HB Assembly Procedure 1 Disconnect the four fine wire coaxial cables from the four connectors CN001 CN002 CN003 CN005 on the IF 1278 board IF 1278 board Fine wire coaxial cable Fine wire coaxial cable Fine wire coaxial cables CN003 CN001 CN005 CN002 2 Remove the four screws and draw the IF 1278 board 3 Disconnect the harness from the connector CN004 on the IF 1278 board CN004 Harness IF 1278 board...

Page 67: ...e cover R B2ｘ5 B2ｘ5 2 Disconnect the harness from the connector CN1 on the LE 376 board 3 Remove the screw and detach the LE 376 board 4 Remove the toggle SW cushion 5 Disconnect the harness from the connector CN2 on the SW 1524 board 6 Remove the screw and pull up the SW 1524 board in the direction of arrow HDC4300 4 21 ...

Page 68: ...rness Harness Note When installing the SW 1524 board match the boss with the hole 8 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal 4 7 2 VF Connector CN 3422 Board Procedure 1 Remove the front assembly Refer to 4 5 Front Assembly on page 4 17 Procedure 1 Press the handle release button and turn the handle in the direction of arrow HDC4300 4 22 ...

Page 69: ...2 Remove the two screws and detach the top cover Top cover Handle release button Handle B2 x 5 3 Remove the three screws and pull up the handle assembly HDC4300 4 23 ...

Page 70: ...sembly Handle assembly Harness CN1 SW 1525 board B3 x 8 B3 x 8 5 Disconnect the harness from the connector CN2 on the CN 3422 board 6 Remove the two screws and detach the CN 3422 board CN2 CN 3422 board harness B2 6 x 5 7 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal HDC4300 4 24 ...

Page 71: ...ard 2 Remove the screw and detach the SW 1525 bracket 3 Remove the two screws and detach the SW 1525 board SW 1525 board PSW2 x 5 PSW2 x 5 CN2 Harness SW 1525 bracket Holes Bosses Boss Slit Note When installing the SW 1525 board to the SW 1525 bracket match the boss with the slit When installing the SW 1525 bracket to the main unit match the two bosses with the two holes 4 Install the removed part...

Page 72: ...nnectors CN5 CN8 and CN9 on the SY 408 board 2 Disconnect the nine harnesses from the nine connectors CN1 to CN4 CN6 CN7 and CN10 to CN12 on the SY 408 board Harness Harnesses Harnesses Harnesses SY 408 board Flexible flat cable Flexible flat cables CN4 CN1 CN2 CN3 CN6 CN7 CN8 CN9 CN10 CN11 CN12 CN5 3 Remove the five screws 4 Remove the SY 408 board from the connector CN101 on the MB 1214 board HD...

Page 73: ...teps of removal 4 8 2 Power Block Assembly RE 291 Board PS 836 Board Preparation 1 Remove the inside panel assembly Refer to 4 2 Inside Panel Assembly 2 Remove the SY 408 Board Refer to 4 8 1 SY 408 Board AT 189 Board 3 Remove the outside panel assembly Refer to 4 3 1 Outside Panel Assembly Procedure 1 Disconnect the harness from the connector CN6002 on the RE 291 board 2 Release the harness from ...

Page 74: ... RE 291 board Harness Harnesses CN101 Clamper PS 836 board CN5005 CN301 4 Remove the three screws and detach the power block assembly from the connector CN4 on the MB 1214 board in the direction of arrow PSW3 x 6 Power block assembly MB 1214 board CN4 5 Remove the screw and detach the pin stopper HDC4300 4 28 ...

Page 75: ... match the boss with the hole 7 Remove the two screws and detach the RE 291 board from the connector CN5007 on the PS 836 board PSW3x 6 RE 291 board PS 836 board CN5007 8 Remove the screw and detach the heat sink retainer and thermal sheet 9 Remove the hexagon support 10 Remove the four screws and detach the PS 836 board HDC4300 4 29 ...

Page 76: ...ermal sheet PS bracket Note When installing the heat sink retainer match the boss with the hole If any thermal sheet peels off the PS bracket or the heat sink stick it to the position shown in the figure 12 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal 4 8 3 DPR 370 Board Preparation 1 Remove the inside panel assembly Refer to 4 2 Inside Panel Assembly 2 Remove the outside panel asse...

Page 77: ...the DPR 370 board 3 Remove the five screws and detach the DPR 370 board from the connector CN102 on the MB 1214 board PSW3 x 6 PSW3 x 6 PSW3 x 6 DPR 370 board Holes Boss Boss CN102 MB 1214 board Coaxial cable Harnesses CN106 CN801 CN107 Note When installing the DPR 370 board match the two bosses with the two holes 4 Remove the DPR thermal sheet HDC4300 4 31 ...

Page 78: ...o 4 3 1 Outside Panel Assembly 3 Remove the front assembly Refer to 4 5 Front Assembly 4 Remove the SY 408 board Refer to 4 8 1 SY 408 Board AT 189 Board 5 Remove the power block assembly Refer to 4 8 2 Power Block Assembly RE 291 Board PS 836 Board 6 Remove the DPR 370 board Refer to 4 8 3 DPR 370 Board Procedure 1 Disconnect the three harnesses from the three connectors CN6 CN7 and CN9 on the MB...

Page 79: ...Harnesses MB 1214 board Counter measure sheet 4 Remove the two screws and detach the MB bracket 5 Disconnect the two harnesses from the two connectors CN5 CN8 on the MB 1214 board CN5 MB bracket MB 1214 board PSW2 x 5 Harness Boss CN8 Harness Hole Note When installing the MB bracket match the boss with the hole HDC4300 4 33 ...

Page 80: ... removed parts by reversing the steps of removal 4 8 5 SW 1527 Board Procedure 1 Remove the RE knob 2 Remove the three screws B2 x 5 and detach the front SW cover 3 Remove the toggle SW cushion C two toggle SW cushions VR knob audio and front shield plate 4 Remove the two screws PSW2 x 5 and pull out the SW 1527 board in the direction of arrow 5 Disconnect the harness from the connector CN1 on the...

Page 81: ...ob audio B2 x 5 RE knob Front SW cover CN1 Harness Note When installing the SW 1527 board match the two bosses with the two holes 7 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal 4 8 6 CN 3423 Board Preparation 1 Remove the SW 1527 Board Refer to 4 8 5 SW 1527 Board Procedure 1 Remove the screw and pull out the CN 3423 board HDC4300 4 35 ...

Page 82: ...on 1 Remove the outside panel assembly Refer to 4 3 1 Outside Panel Assembly Procedure 1 Remove the screw and pull out the SW 1672 board 2 Disconnect the harness from the connector CN001 on the SW 1672 board Harness SW 1672 board Boss CN001 PSW2 x 5 Slit Note When installing the SW 1672 board match the boss with the slit 3 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal HDC4300 4 36 ...

Page 83: ...he CN 3421 board Harness Ferrite core Gasket CN 3421 board CN3 B2 6 x 5 Note When installing the CN 3421 board put the ferrite core in the figure 4 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal 4 8 9 SW 1528 Board Preparation 1 Remove the inside panel assembly Refer to 4 2 Inside Panel Assembly Procedure 1 Remove the five toggle SW cushions 2 Remove the screw and pull out the SW 1528...

Page 84: ...oval 4 8 10 CN 3424 Board Preparation 1 Remove the inside panel assembly Refer to 4 2 Inside Panel Assembly 2 Remove the outside panel assembly Refer to 4 3 1 Outside Panel Assembly 3 Remove the front assembly Refer to 4 5 Front Assembly 4 Remove the SW 1672 board Refer to 4 8 7 SW 1672 Board 5 Remove the SW 1528 board Refer to 4 8 9 SW 1528 Board 6 Remove the SW 1527 board Refer to 4 8 5 SW 1527 ...

Page 85: ...ling the CN 3424 board assembly match the portion A with the slit CN 3424 board Harnesses Harnesses Harness Arrangement the harnesses from the CN 3424 board Note When installing the CN 3424 board arrange the harnesses as shown in the figure 2 Disconnect the five harnesses from the five connectors CN1 to CN5 on the CN 3424 board HDC4300 4 39 ...

Page 86: ...g the steps of removal 4 8 11 CN 3426 Board Preparation 1 Remove the inside panel assembly Refer to 4 2 Inside Panel Assembly Procedure 1 Disconnect the flexible flat cable from the connector CN1 on the CN 3426 board 2 Remove the two screws and detach the CN 3426 board PSW2 x 5 CN 3426 board CN1 Hole Boss Flexible flat cable Note When installing the CN 3426 board match the boss with the hole 3 Ins...

Page 87: ...the SW 1531 board match the slit with the portion A 4 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal 4 8 13 BUILD UP Connector Preparation 1 Remove the inside panel assembly Refer to 4 2 Inside Panel Assembly 2 Remove the outside panel assembly Refer to 4 3 1 Outside Panel Assembly 3 Remove the SY 408 board Refer to 4 8 1 SY 408 Board AT 189 Board 4 Remove the DPR 370 board Refer to 4...

Page 88: ...214 board and release the harness from the two clampers Harness Harnesses CN101 Clamper PS 836 board Clamper Clamper Clamper MB 1214 board CN6 Harness Harnesses 3 Remove the four screws and detach the hotshoe assembly Hotshoe assembly B3 x 8 B3 x 8 HDC4300 4 42 ...

Page 89: ...4 Remove the two screws and detach the BUILD UP connector Step screws attached screw BUILD UP connector 5 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal HDC4300 4 43 ...

Page 90: ...Assembly Procedure 1 Release the harness from the clamper 2 Disconnect the harness from the connector CN3 on the MB 1214 board 3 Open the OHB sliding sheet as shown in the figure Note The OHB sliding sheet is attached to the SUB frame When removing it be careful not to damage the SUB frame 4 Remove the DC fan front assembly DC fan front assembly CN3 MB 1214 board Clamper Harness OHB sliding sheet ...

Page 91: ...shion fan DC fan front Harness Label Cushion fan Note When installing the DC fan front carefully peeling off it paying attention to the label and harness locations 6 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal HDC4300 4 45 ...

Page 92: ...0 board Plate Note When installing the DC fan rear pay attention that the fan duct is not over the plate When installing the DC fan rear be careful not to deform the air vent of the fan duct 2 Remove the DC fan rear from the fan duct DC fan rear Label Fan duct Harness Note When installing the DC fan rear carefully install it paying attention to the label and harness locations 3 Install the removed...

Page 93: ... from the connector CN801 on the DPR 370 board Coaxial cable DPR 370 board CN801 2 Disconnect the flexible flat cable from the connector CN8 on the SY 408 board 3 Disconnect the two harnesses from the two connectors CN10 CN12 on the SY 408 board Harnesses SY 408 board Flexible flat cable 36 core CN12 CN10 CN8 4 Remove the five screws and pull out the MIC panel assembly 5 Disconnect the harness fro...

Page 94: ... the CN 3429 board 8 Disconnect the harness from the connector CN1 on the CN 3429 board and remove the earphone packing CN 3429 board Earphone packing Harness PSW2 x 5 CN1 9 Disconnect the flexible flat cable from the connector CN1 on the CN 3427 board 10 Remove the UL tape 11 Disconnect the three harnesses from the three connectors CN2 CN3 and CN6 on the CN 3427 board HDC4300 4 48 ...

Page 95: ... 3427 board Slide switch covers Slide SW water resist sheets SW sliding sheets B2 6 x 5 Cushion drop protection toggles CN1 UL tape CN2 CN6 CN3 13 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal 4 11 2 AUDIO IN Connector CN 3425 Board Preparation 1 Remove the MIC panel assembly Refer to 4 11 1 CN 3429 Board CN 3427 Board on page 4 47 Procedure 1 Remove the four screws and detach the CN...

Page 96: ... on page 4 47 Procedure 1 Remove the three screws and detach the two BNC caps and the PROMPTER GENLOCK TEST OUT connector CN 3428 board 2 Disconnect the harness from the connector CN3 on the PROMPTER GENLOCK TEST OUT connector CN 3428 board B2 x 5 PROMPTER GENLOCK TEST OUT connector CN 3428 board B2 x 5 BNC cap Rear view CN3 3 Install the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal 4 11 4 REMO...

Page 97: ...rsing the steps of removal 4 11 5 DC IN Connector CN 3432 Board Preparation 1 Remove the MIC panel assembly Refer to 4 11 1 CN 3429 Board CN 3427 Board on page 4 47 Procedure 1 Remove the two screws and detach the DC IN connector CN 3432 board 2 Disconnect the harness from the connector CN2 on the DC IN connector CN 3432 board B2 6 x 5 DC IN connector CN 3432 board Harness CN2 3 Install the remove...

Page 98: ...8 board 2 Disconnect the two harnesses from the two connectors CN6 CN7 on the SY 408 board Flexible flat cable SY 408 board Harness gray Harness white CN6 CN7 CN5 Note When connecting the two harnesses pay attention to their colors 3 Remove the six screws and detach the INCOM panel assembly INCOM panel assembly B2 x 5 B2 x 5 B2 x 5 B2 x 5 4 Remove the four screws and detach the two INTERCOM connec...

Page 99: ...1530 board is used for the SY JN model or SW 1530A board is used for the CE E3 model of this unit The following shows how to remove the SW 1530 board as an example Preparation 1 Remove the INTERCOM connector CN 3431 board Refer to 4 12 1 INTERCOM Connector CN 3431 Board on page 4 52 Procedure 1 Remove the two return select knobs 2 Remove the six VR knobs 3 Remove the screw and detach the DC line p...

Page 100: ...turn select knobs SW caps Adhesive surface Toggle drop protection Boron sheets MIC SW Flexible flat cable 15 core CN1 Notes When installing the return select knob and VR knob apply locking compound to the inside of the knobs When installing the return select knob set the marks of the switch and the return select knob on the SW 1530 board to the positions shown in the figure When installing the ret...

Page 101: ...ool Note Use calibrated equipment and tools Equipment Required Name Equipment HD waveform monitor Leader Electronics LV5150DA Leader Electronics LV5152DA multi format or equivalent HD color monitor Sony BVM D20F1J BVM D14H5J or equivalent Oscilloscope Tektronix TDS460A or equivalent Master setup unit Sony MSU 1000 1500 HD viewfinder Sony HDVF 20A 200 C30WR C35W Lens Canon HJ18 or equivalent Tool N...

Page 102: ...rt for electrical adjustments If a reflective chart is not available use a calibrated pattern box and a transparent grayscale chart for adjustments Before beginning adjustment set the illumination of the light source or the luminous intensity on the chart surface properly proceeding as follows and set the color temperature to 3200 K exactly by adjusting light Information on the Reflective Grayscal...

Page 103: ... Product name Grayscale chart 16 9 transparent type Sony Part No J 6394 080 A Handling precautions Use calibrated pattern box Setting Illumination Measuring equipment Illuminance meter KONICA MINOLTA LS 110 or equivalent Calibrated Preparation 1 Place the pattern box where the chart is not exposed to light such as a darkroom Or cover the pattern box with a cover whose inside is painted in black 2 ...

Page 104: ... CUSTOMIZE menu OPERATION menu PAINT menu MAINTENANCE menu FILE menu DIAGNOSIS menu SERVICE menu Note Display of SERVICE menu refer to How to Display the SERVICE Menu The setup menu operation is described as follows Example When the AUTO SETUP page of MAINTENANCE menu is selected from the TOP menu and AUTO LEVEL is performed MENU MAINTENANCE PAGE AUTO SETUP ITEM AUTO LEVEL How to Display the SERVI...

Page 105: ...F 20A 200 C30WR C35W CCA 5 cable max 200 m SDI MONI Waveform monitor Color monitor Master setup unit MSU 1000 1500 75 Ω A ch Y Pb Pr R G B HDC4300 5 1 6 Initial Settings There are following Initial Settings Set using the MSU Set using setup menu and switches of the camera Before starting 5 2 Automatic Adjustment or later perform the initial setting When Adjusting Using the MSU Set each button as f...

Page 106: ...age Setting Item Initial Setting SW STATUS FLARE ON GAMMA ON BLK GAM OFF KNEE OFF WHT CLIP OFF DETAIL ON LVL DEP ON SKIN DTL OFF MATRIX OFF VIDEO LEVEL TEST OFF Side panel GAIN switch L 0 dB AUTO AUTO KNEE switch CAM OFF WHITE BAL switch PRST Front panel SHUTTER switch OFF Filter position ND filter 1 CLEAR CC filter B 3200 K 5 1 7 Setup Menu Correspondence List The camera setup menu items correspo...

Page 107: ...Limiter LIMITER BLK Gamma Gamma R G B GAMMA LEVEL R G B M Master Knee Knee Point R G B KNEE POINT R G B M Master Knee Slope R G B SLOPE R G B M Master White Clip R G B WHT CLP R G B M Master FILE MSU FILE button ON lit Camera setup menu Select FILE menu Menu item of MSU Menu item of camera Menu Sub Menu MENU PAGE ITEM Ref File Ref Store FILE REFERENCE STORE FILE Lens File Lens Store LENS FILE STOR...

Page 108: ...ENU PAGE ITEM Camera White Shading R G B H SAW MAINTENANCE WHITE SHADING H SAW R G B H PARA H PARA R G B V SAW V SAW R G B V PARA V PARA R G B Lens Auto Iris Settings Level AUTO IRIS IRIS LEVEL APL Ratio APL RATIO V Mod Saw R G B PAINT VIDEO LEV EL V MOD R G B M Master HDC4300 5 8 ...

Page 109: ...2 Press the START BREAK button AUTO SETUP block of MSU START BREAK button lights ON automatic adjustment is executed After the adjustment is completed the message Completed is displayed Tip When performing automatic adjustment using the camera menu set the setup menu as follows MENU MAINTENANCE PAGE AUTO SETUP ITEM AUTO LEVEL HDC4300 5 9 ...

Page 110: ...AGE BLACK SHADING 3 Adjust this using the waveform monitor so that the pedestal level of R G or B each channel becomes equal within a range of 6 to 12 dB ITEM BLK SET R G B 4 Store the file MENU SERVICE PAGE BLACK SHADING ITEM STORE FILE 5 Change item of procedure 1 store the file every following format Format 4K59 94P 2x HD59 94P 2x HD59 94P 4x HD59 94P 8x File store MENU SERVICE PAGE BLACK SHADI...

Page 111: ...utton of MSU The TEST 1 button is turned off OFF TEST SAW waveform is not output 4 Shoot the grayscale chart so that the chart frame is aligned with the under scanned monitor frame 5 Set the lens iris as follows F8 59 94P 6 Set as follows by camera setup menu MENU MAINTENANCE PAGE OUTPUT FORMAT ITEM CURRENT 4K59 94P 7 Set as follows by camera setup menu MENU SERVICE PAGE OHB_ADJ1 ITEM FILTER OFF I...

Page 112: ...1 ITEM STORE FILE 5 3 3 Black Shading Adjustment Preparation Setting for MSU CLOSE button ON lit GAMMA OFF button OFF lit MASTER GAIN 12 MASTER BLACK 30 Procedure 1 Set as follows by camera setup menu MENU MAINTENANCE PAGE OUTPUT FORMAT ITEM CURRENT 4K59 94P 2 Set as follows by camera setup menu MENU SERVICE PAGE BLACK SHADING ITEM MONITOR SEL R HDC4300 5 12 ...

Page 113: ...U SERVICE PAGE BLACK SHADING ITEM STORE FILE 6 File the store every following format by camera setup menu Format 4K59 94P 2x HD59 94P 2x HD59 94P 4x HD59 94P 8x File store MENU SERVICE PAGE BLACK SHADING ITEM STORE FILE 5 3 4 White Shading Adjustment When the next condition corresponds to even one white shading is not adjusted correctly Note The brightness of the subject is uneven The brightness i...

Page 114: ...nker as follows Lens extender x2 OFF Lens shrinker x0 8 OFF Set as follows by camera setup menu MENU OPERATION PAGE LENS FILE ITEM FILE 1 Select the file in accordance with the lens attached If there is no appropriate file select NO OFFSET 2 Change the name of lens with MSU Procedure 1 Operate the control panel of MSU and perform the automatic white balance adjustment WHITE button ON lit After the...

Page 115: ...SU menu Procedure 1 FILE button ON dark 2 Touch panel operation OHB File OHB Store Store When the store operation is completed the message OHB File Store is displayed Adjustment for Lens Extender or Shrinker When the WHITE or shading of V is out of alignment by using the lens extender or lens shrinker perform the following lens adjustment after storing the OHB file Procedure 1 Operate the control ...

Page 116: ...OK is displayed 6 Operate the control panel of MSU and adjust as follows 1 MAINTENANCE button ON lit 2 Touch panel operation Lens V Mod Saw 3 Set the V modulation correction value as required Adjustment item R G B 7 Operate the control panel of MSU and store the lens file 1 FILE button ON lit 2 Touch panel operation Lens File Lens Store Store 8 Return the setting of lens extender or lens shrinker ...

Page 117: ... is aligned with the under scanned monitor frame Lens iris F4 to F5 6 A 600 20 mV If the lens aperture is greater than F5 6 adjust the light amount with the shutter A Procedure 1 Operate the control panel of MSU and set as follows Note Customer s settings must be restored after the adjustment Write down the customer s settings 1 PAINT button ON lit 2 Touch panel operation Page 1 Detail 1 3 Set eac...

Page 118: ...le chart Preparation Setting for MSU DETAIL OFF button ON dark KNEE OFF button OFF lit Shoot the grayscale chart so that the chart frame is aligned with the under scanned monitor frame Lens iris F4 to F5 6 A 600 20 mV If the lens aperture is greater than F5 6 adjust the light amount with the shutter A Procedure 1 Operate the menu of MSU 1 PAINT button ON lit 2 Touch panel operation Page 1 Detail 1...

Page 119: ...e AWB OK is displayed 2 Operate the control panel of MSU and set as follows 1 PAINT button ON lit 2 Touch panel operation Page 1 Detail 1 3 3 Set adjustment item Crispening to 99 3 Adjust the value of crispening Adjustment item Crispening 1 Turn the adjustment knob of MSU to plus direction slowly 2 Stop the adjustment knob of MSU at the where the noise at the black level of the waveform just decre...

Page 120: ...SU to plus direction slowly 2 Stop the adjustment knob of MSU at the where the edge of B portion on the waveform just decreases Or adjust for the desired level B 4 Store the reference file Refer to the 5 4 12 File Store 5 After completing this adjustment perform 5 4 1 H V Ratio Adjustment 5 4 5 Detail Clip Adjustment Equipment Waveform monitor R G B Test Point SDI 1 connector Object Grayscale char...

Page 121: ... displayed 2 Make a line selection at the center white portion of the grayscale chart Line selection 3 Operate the control panel of MSU and set as follows 1 PAINT button ON lit 2 Touch panel operation Page 1 Detail 3 3 4 Adjust the edge at portion B white to the desired clip level Adjustment item W Limiter B 5 Adjust the edge at portion C black to the desired clip level Adjustment item B Limiter C...

Page 122: ...tton ON lit 2 Touch panel operation Detail Auto Iris Settings 3 To set the operation mode of auto iris that is depending on a use set the reaction degree of auto iris It can be set between the average and the peak value of video signal Adjustment item APL Ratio 99 peak value to 99 average 4 Adjust the convergence level of auto iris so that the level of portion A on the waveform becomes the specifi...

Page 123: ...le Store 5 4 8 Flare Adjustment Equipment Waveform monitor R G B Test Point SDI 1 connector Object Grayscale chart Preparation Setting for MSU DETAIL OFF button ON dark KNEE OFF button OFF lit MATRIX OFF button OFF lit Shoot the grayscale chart so that the chart frame is aligned with the under scanned monitor frame Lens iris F4 to F5 6 A 600 20 mV If the lens aperture is greater than F5 6 adjust t...

Page 124: ...ject Grayscale chart Preparation Setting for MSU KNEE OFF button OFF lit GAMMA OFF button ON dark Shoot the grayscale chart so that the chart frame is aligned with the under scanned monitor frame Lens iris A 700 20 mV A Procedure 1 Operate the control panel of MSU and perform the automatic white balance adjustment WHITE button ON lit After the adjustment is completed the message AWB OK is displaye...

Page 125: ...f MSU and set as follows 1 PAINT button ON lit 2 Touch panel operation Page 1 Knee Knee Slope 3 Set adjustment item Master to 99 2 Operate the control panel of MSU and set as follows Touch panel operation Page 1 Knee Knee Point 3 Adjust the levels A to desired level for R G and B respectively To adjust all levels for R G and B simultaneously adjust them using Master Adjustment item R G B Master Re...

Page 126: ...U and set as follows 1 PAINT button ON lit 2 Touch panel operation Page 2 White Clip 2 Adjust the levels A to desired level for R G and B respectively To adjust all levels for R G and B simultaneously adjust them using Master Adjustment item R G B Master Reference value A 756 mV A 3 Store the reference file Refer to the 5 4 12 File Store Setting after Adjustment Setting for MSU MASTER GAIN 0 TEST ...

Page 127: ... Store 1 Operate the control panel of MSU and store file 1 FILE button ON lit 2 Touch panel operation Ref File Ref Store Store After the reference file entry is completed a message Completed is displayed HDC4300 5 27 ...

Page 128: ... ON lit ND1 button ON lit 2 Operate the control panel of MSU and perform the automatic white balance adjustment WHITE button ON lit After the adjustment is completed the message AWB OK is displayed 3 Operate the control panel of MSU and set as follows ND2 button ON lit MASTER GAIN 0 dB 4 Operate the control panel of MSU and perform the automatic white balance adjustment WHITE button ON lit After t...

Page 129: ...N 12 dB 10 Operate the control panel of MSU and perform the automatic white balance adjustment WHITE button ON lit After the adjustment is completed the message AWB OK is displayed OHB File Store 1 Operate the control panel of MSU and set as follows 1 FILE button ON lit 2 Touch panel operation OHB File OHB Store Store After recording is completed a message OHB File Stored is displayed Setting afte...

Page 130: ...N Compensation Fails 5 6 4 Performing Automatic RPN Detection Effectively 5 6 1 Automatic Compensation APR When an RPN is detected in the screen perform the automatic compensation APR RPN automatic compensation APR Note When automatic compensation is performed reset the revision data at the time of the last time detection Automatic detection of RPN is performed RPN automatic compensation should be...

Page 131: ...et RPN ITEM CURSOR H POS ITEM CURSOR V POS 5 Execute record of RPN compensation adjustment data ITEM RECORD RPN EXEC A message RECORD DATA OK YES NO is displayed Note In the case of RPN is disappeared in the screen perform step 6 In the case of RPN is appeared in the screen the cross cursor may not move to the position of RPN Perform procedures as follows 1 Select turn the knob NO by rotary encode...

Page 132: ...CURSOR JUMP CURR RPN WIDTH 1 RECORD RPN EXEC DELETE RPN EXEC MONITOR SEL YPbPr 2 Display the cross cursor ITEM RPN CURSOR ON 3 Check whether there are any compensated pixels close to the pixel to be compensated When the target pixel is above the cursor position ITEM CURSOR JUMP PREV When the target pixel is under the cursor position ITEM CURSOR JUMP NEXT Tip To compensate effectively RPN perform a...

Page 133: ...OMPLETE is displayed the compensation data is recorded 5 6 4 Performing Automatic RPN Detection Effectively Preparation Lens iris CLOSE Setting for MSU BARS button OFF dark SHUTTER button OFF dark Procedure 1 Open the following page by camera setup menu MENU SERVICE PAGE RPN MANAGE RPN MANAGE S04 TOP RPN ALL PRESET EXEC AUTO CONCEAL EXEC APR AT ABB ON 2 Execute the automatic compensation of RPN IT...

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Page 135: ... the USB drive MSSONY PRO CAMERA HDC4300 2 Copy the version update data file hdc4300_app pkg to the directory created Procedure 1 Connect the USB drive that contains the version update program to the USB connector of this unit 2 Turn on the unit 3 Display the ROM VERSION page of the DIAGNOSIS menu 4 Confirm that the cursor is displayed to the left of D03 and then press the ENTER button long 5 Upda...

Page 136: ...sion update program to the USB connector of this unit 2 Turn on the unit 3 Display the ROM VERSION page of the DIAGNOSIS menu 4 Confirm that the cursor is displayed to the left of D03 and then press the ENTER button long 5 Updatable items become selectable Select OS and then press the ENTER button 6 A message VERSION UP OK appears Select YES 7 The unit restarts automatically and the version update...

Page 137: ...47 4 Config ROM hdc4300_mem2 pkg IC901 MEM 147 IC1203 IC1204 MEM 147 5 Config ROM hdc4300_mem1 pkg IC001 TX 146 IC004 TX 146 6 Config ROM hdc4300_tx pkg 6 2 2 Upgrading PLD Data Equipment Required USB drive commercially available Tip For recommended USB drive refer to Using a USB Drive in the operation manual Preparation Copy PLD update data to the USB drive using the following procedure Note For ...

Page 138: ...NTER button long 5 Updatable items become selectable Select the PLD to be upgraded and then press the ENTER button 6 A message VERSION UP OK appears Select YES 7 The unit restarts automatically and the version update starts Upon completion of the version update a message UPDATE SUCCEEDED appears 8 Turn off and on the unit and confirm that the version has been updated on the ROM VERSION page of the...

Page 139: ...ony Sales Office Service Center 1 Create the following directory in the USB drive MSSONY PRO CAMERA HDC4300 2 Copy the version update data file to be updated to the directory created Note Do not copy software or PLD data that is not to be updated Procedure 1 Connect the USB drive that contains the version update program 2 Turn on the unit while pressing the RET 2 button and the rotary encoder on t...

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Page 141: ...reset Operator File Refer to 7 3 Preset Operator File Stores the factory settings of Operator File This file can be stored in the camera yet video data paint data cannot be stored 3 Scene File Refer to 7 4 Scene File Stores the temporary video setting data according to the scene This file can be stored in the camera and a USB drive 4 Reference File Refer to 7 5 Reference File Stores the custom pai...

Page 142: ... lens extender setting is ON White R B Flare R G B V Modulation Shading R G B Master Auto Iris Gain OHB File The following items can be stored of white shading R G B for H SAW H PARA V SAW V PARA 3D The following items can be stored of black shading R G B for H SAW H PARA V SAW V PARA 2D OHB matrix ND offset Reference File 1 The additional data of each file is sent to each circuit in the unit 2 Fo...

Page 143: ...utline Figure of Operation Current Operator File Data Output to hardware USB drive Camera unit Storing Step 1 Reading Step 2 Preset Operator File Preset Operator File Factory set value Storing Reference Refer to step 1 of Outline Figure of Operation Using OPERATION Menu of This Unit Stores the current status in the USB drive OPERATION OPERATOR FILE WRITE CAM USB Reading Reference Refer to step 2 o...

Page 144: ...tep 3 Storing Step 2 Calling Reference Refer to step 1 of Outline Figure of Operation Using OPERATION Menu of This Unit Calls the preset operator file stored in the camera as the current operator file OPERATION OPERATOR FILE PRESET Storing Reference Refer to step 2 of Outline Figure of Operation Using FILE Menu of This Unit Stores the current operator file as the preset operator file FILE OPERATOR...

Page 145: ...2 Storing in USB drive Step 3 Readng from USB drive Step 4 Storing Reference Refer to step 1 of Outline Figure of Operation Using PAINT Menu of This Unit 1 Change the scene file item to the desired value 2 Select the scene file number 1 to 5 to be stored PAINT SCENE FILE STORE 1 5 With MSU Master Setup Unit 1 Change the scene file item to the desired value 2 Press the STORE button in the functiona...

Page 146: ... File to the USB Drive Reference Refer to step 3 of Outline Figure of Operation Using PAINT Menu of This Unit Stores the scene file stored in the camera to the USB drive PAINT SCENE FILE WRITE CAM USB Reading the Scene File from the USB Drive Reference Refer to step 4 of Outline Figure of Operation Using PAINT Menu of This Unit Reads the scene file stored in the USB drive to the camera PAINT SCENE...

Page 147: ...only specified items to initialize 7 5 1 Reference File Operation Outline Figure of Operation Current paint data Output to hardware Camera unit USB drive Reference File Reference File factory set value Initial value 0 Storing in USB drive Step 4 Reading from USB drive Step 3 Initializing Step 5 Calling Step 2 Storing Step 1 Storing Reference Refer to step 1 of Outline Figure of Operation Using FIL...

Page 148: ...f Outline Figure of Operation Using FILE Menu of This Unit Reference File data stored in the camera can be changed by reading the Reference File data stored in the USB drive FILE REFERENCE READ USB CAM Note Reference file data stored in the USB drive cannot be read when the power is just turned on Storing the Reference File in the USB Drive Reference Refer to step 4 of Outline Figure of Operation ...

Page 149: ...e with the same name as the mounted lens from the setup menu If no file with the same name as the lens exists select NO OFFSET FILE LENS FILE No Select a lens number 2 Set the lens name and minimum f stop value 3 Set the lens extender to OFF 4 Shoot the white pattern and fine adjust it with V modulation R G B Master so that the video level is around 80 560 mV with the lens iris set around F4 and t...

Page 150: ...ern and fine adjust it with V modulation R G B Master so that the video level is around 80 560 mV with the lens iris set around F4 and the zoom control in the center of the ring PAINT VIDEO LEVEL V MOD R G B M 4 Set the lens extender to OFF 5 Adjust the white balance and flare balance with the grayscale chart 6 Zoom the lens and adjust the center marker to a position at which the object does not d...

Page 151: ...lly again Or adjust the white shading V SAW V PARA H SAW and H PARA on R G B respectively MAINTENANCE WHITE SHADING V SAW R G B V PARA R G B H SAW R G B H PARA R G B 5 Adjust the ND offset for all of ND filter 1 to ND filter 5 Tip To change ND filters press the ND filter switching button while pressing the FILTER LOCAL button 1 Select 5 with the ND filter knob and shoot the white pattern so that t...

Page 152: ... H SAW H PARA 6 Adjust the ND offset for all of ND filter 1 to ND filter 5 Tip To change ND filters press the ND filter switching button while pressing the FILTER LOCAL button 1 Select 5 with the ND filter knob and shoot the white pattern so that the video level is 50 350 mV 2 Select 1 with the ND filter knob and adjust the lens iris so that the video level is 80 to 50 560 to 350 mV 3 Perform the ...

Page 153: ...s stored as it is Setting is not stored in the file Unstorable because of temporary operation etc Function Switch Item Analog Item SCENE File REFER ENCE File LEN S File OPERA TOR File OH B File Note GAIN Master Gain Se lect 6 dB to 12 dB Iris IRIS Auto Iris on Level APL Gain Over ride Detect Pattern Close OFF Shutter Shutter ON OFF Shutter Select ECS ECS ON OFF ECS Frequen cy Black Shad ing Black ...

Page 154: ...lter Remote Local 5600k 5600K ON OFF White Shad ing White Shad ing H Saw R White Shad ing H Saw G White Shad ing H Saw B White Shad ing V Saw R White Shad ing V Saw G White Shad ing V Saw B White Shad ing H Para R White Shad ing H Para G White Shad ing H Para B White Shad ing V Para R White Shad ing V Para G White Shad ing V Para B Auto White Shading V Modulation V Mod Shading OFF ON Mod Shading V...

Page 155: ...Balance Flare Flare OFF ON Flare R Flare G Flare B Black Master Black Black R Black G Black B Auto Black Bal ance Detail Detail Off ON Detail Level Detail Limiter Detail White Limiter Detail Black Limiter Detail Crisp ening H Detail Fre quency Mix Ratio V DTL control mode Detail H V Ratio Level Dep Off Detail Level Depend Knee Aparture On Knee Apar ture HD Detail Detail Off ON Detail Level Detail ...

Page 156: ...n DTL On Natural Skin Detail ON Skin gate ON Skin gate CCU Skin Detail Au to Hue ch1 Skin Detail Au to Hue ch2 Skin Detail Au to Hue ch3 Skin 1 On Skin 1 Gate On Skin 1 Level Skin 1 Phase Skin 1 Width Skin 1 Sat Skin 1 Y Lim it Skin 2 On Skin 2 Gate On Skin 2 Level Skin 2 Phase Skin 2 Width Skin 2 Sat Skin 2 Y Lim it Skin 3 On Skin 3 Gate On Skin 3 Level Skin 3 Phase Skin 3 Width Skin 3 Sat Skin 3...

Page 157: ...on Adaptive Ma trix On Adaptive Ma trix Level Digital liner saturation saturation on saturation OHB matrix OHB Matrix On Phase select Hue Saturation Black Gamma Black Gamma On R Black Gam ma G Black Gam ma B Black Gam ma M Black Gamma Black Gamma RGB Range Low key saturation Low Key Satu ration ON Range Low Key Sat uration level Gamma Gamma Off ON Gamma Cate gory Select STANDARD Gamma Table Select...

Page 158: ...Knee point M Knee point R Knee Slope G Knee Slope B Knee Slope M Knee Slope Knee Max On OFF Knee Saturation on Knee satura tion Auto Knee DCC on Auto Knee Point Limit Auto Knee Slope White Clip White Clip Off ON R White Clip G White Clip B White Clip M White Clip Noise Sup pression Noise Suppres sion ON Level Mono Color Mono Color On OFF _ _ _ Connected with CCU only Mono Color Saturation _ _ _ Co...

Page 159: ..._ Connected with CCU only SD Detail H V Ratio _ _ _ Connected with CCU only SD Detail Level Depend _ _ _ Connected with CCU only SD Detail Comb _ _ _ Connected with CCU only Cross Color Reduce Cross Color Re duce Off _ _ _ Connected with CCU only Cross Color Reduce Level _ _ _ Connected with CCU only Cross Color Reduce Cor ing _ _ _ Connected with CCU only SD Matrix SD Matrix Off _ _ _ Connected w...

Page 160: ...ed with CCU only Phase select _ _ _ Connected with CCU only Hue _ _ _ Connected with CCU only Saturation _ _ _ Connected with CCU only SD Gamma SD Gamma Off ON _ _ _ Connected with CCU only SD M Gamma _ _ _ Connected with CCU only Level auto set up level auto set up White Setup Mode Digital ex tender digital extender on Menu Item SCENE File REFERENCE File LENS File OPERATOR File OHB File Note USER...

Page 161: ...HB File Note VF DISPLAY EX ZOOM DISP FOCUS ND CC 5600K IRIS WHITE D EXT OPAC GAIN SHUTTER BATT RETURN TALK MESSAG IND ND CC WHITE 5600K GAIN SHUTTER FAN EXT FORMAT Y TALLY VF MARKER MARKER LEVEL CENTER SAFETY ZONE EFFECT ASPECT MASK SAFETY Continued HDC4300 7 21 ...

Page 162: ...INK COLOR DE TAIL PEAK COLOR CHROMA LEVEL RETURN DIS ABLE FOCUS AS SIST INDICATOR MODE LEVEL GAIN OFFSET AREA MAK ER SIZE POSITION POSITION H POSITION V ZEBRA ZEBRA ZEBRA1 LEV EL ZEBRA1 WIDTH ZEBRA2 LEV EL CURSOR CURSOR LEVEL BOX CROSS H POSITION V POSITION WIDTH HEIGHT BOX MEMOR H POSI V POSI WIDTH HEIGHT Continued HDC4300 7 22 ...

Page 163: ...ION MIX VF MODE MIX VF LEV EL CHARACTER LEVEL PinP POSITION SIZE MODE SWITCH AS SIGN1 GAIN L GAIN M GAIN H ASSIGNABLE SWITCH AS SIGN2 LENS VTR S S FRONT RET1 FRONT RET2 HANDLE SW1 HANDLE SW2 ZOOM SPEED EXT SWITCH RET CTRL CONNECTOR RET1 Pin5 RET2 Pin6 RET3 Pin4 INCOM1 Pin1 INCOM2 Pin2 RETURN RET1 SW SEL RET2 SW SEL RET3 SW SEL RET1 SW RET2 SW VBS RET AS PECT Continued HDC4300 7 23 ...

Page 164: ...BAL INTERCOM 1 INTERCOM1 RECEIVE SE LECT INTERCOM PGM1 PGM2 TRACKER SIDE TONE INTER COM1 2 INTERCOM 2 INTERCOM2 RECEIVE SE LECT INTERCOM PGM1 PGM2 TRACKER SIDE TONE INTER COM1 2 TRACKER TRACKER RE CEIVE SE LECT INTERCOM PGM1 PGM2 INPUT LEVEL OUTPUT LEV EL L CH R CH EARPHONE EARPHONE RECEIVE SE LECT INTERCOM PGM1 PGM2 TRACKER HDC4300 7 24 ...

Page 165: ...d by turning the rotary encoder proceed as follows To enter the setting value Press the rotary encoder Pressing the STATUS CANCEL switch toward the CANCEL side it is returned to the data before adjustment After the setting value is entered the setting cannot be canceled 8 1 2 Settable Special Functions The following functions are made available by settings in the SERVICE menu Note that they are li...

Page 166: ...cording to the area marker display switch of the lens The area marker is a rectangular frame in which auto focus is detected 2 AF is added to VF DISPLAY in the Operation menu When this AF is set to ON the focusing indicator appears Focusing indicator Front focus Focal point Rear focus HDC4300 8 2 ...

Page 167: ...n filter setting page 8 5 S03 MANUAL RPN Manual RPN compensation page 8 5 S04 RPN MANAGE RPN automatic detection page 8 5 S05 OHB ADJ1 Sensitivity adjustment page 8 6 S06 BLACK SHADING Black shading adjustment page 8 6 S07 WHITE SHADING White shading adjustment page 8 6 S08 OHB MATRIX OHB matrix adjustment page 8 7 S09 INTERCOM Intercom system setting page 8 7 S10 POWER SUPPLY STATUS2 Display of p...

Page 168: ...ILTER RESUME When the FILTER LOCAL button is set to ON and OFF in these cameras the filter position of camera operates as follows by setting the FILTER RESUME ON Filter position before the FILTER LOCAL button is set to ON OFF Filter position is not changed LENS IF MODE When a lens that is able to communicate with a camera through the serial interface the interface mode can be changed forcibly to t...

Page 169: ...ure control function MANUAL RPN MANUAL RPN S03 TOP RPN CH SELECT R RPN CURSOR OFF CURSOR H POS 1006 CURSOR V POS 575 CURSOR JUMP CURR RPN WIDTH 1 RECORD RPN EXEC DELETE RPN EXEC FIELD FRAME FIELD MONITOR SEL YPbPr The MANUAL RPN menu is used for manual RPN compensation For details refer to 5 6 2 Manual RPN Compensation Adjustment RPN MANAGE RPN MANAGE S04 TOP RPN ALL PRESET EXEC AUTO CONCEAL EXEC ...

Page 170: ...W 00 00 00 H PARA 01 01 02 BLK SET 00 01 19 OFFSET 01 00 FB GAIN 0dB MONITOR SEL YPbPr STORE FILE EXEC The BLACK SHADING menu is used for adjustment of the black shading For details refer to the sections below 5 3 1 Black Set Adjustment 5 3 3 Black Shading Adjustment WHITE SHADING WHITE SHADING S07 TOP R G B V SAW F6 0F 06 V PARA F6 F4 F5 H SAW 0C FA 04 H PARA FA F6 F7 WHITE 0 0 0 STORE FILE EXEC ...

Page 171: ...e level of microphone that connect the INTERCOM2 connector RTS Intercom level of RTS company CLEARCOM Intercom level of Clear Com an HME company Note The setting is valid when S3 switch is set to RTS side on the SY 408 board INTERCOM2 VR When using intercom of RTS company or Clear Com an HME company set the INTERCOM2 volume on the rear panel to valid or invalid default invalid Note The setting is ...

Page 172: ...L NO S11 TOP MODEL HDC4300 NO 10001 OHB TYPE OPTION BASIC The SERIAL NO menu is used displaying the current model name serial number and the OHB type OPTION OPTION S12 TOP GAIN EXTEND OFF CHROMA FILTER FULL MIC AB POWER DISABLE VR OVERFLOW OFF FRONT MIC STEREO OFF GAIN EXTEND When GAIN EXTEND is set to ON the master gain is extended up to 36 dB When it is set to OFF the master gain is extended to ...

Page 173: ... set to down with this function enabled do not connect any microphone that does not support AB POWER If such microphone is connected it may be damaged VR OVERFLOW Switch the IRIS knob on the control panel of the RCP 1000 1500 series so that the relative value mode turns to OFF and the absolute value mode turns to ON FRONT MIC STEREO Change the front microphone to stereo The repair of hardware is n...

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Page 175: ...I 291 board This board equips 2 3 inch backside illumination type 4K CMOS image sensor IC005 BI 291 boards are used for R G and B respectively 9 1 2 IF 1278 board This board equips power supply of CMOS image sensor and flash memory for saving the APR data HDC4300 9 1 ...

Page 176: ...mand signals and is sent to DPR 370 board 9 2 2 MEM 147 Board In MEM 147 board linear RGB signal that is processed at camera signal process LSI on the DPR 307 is compressed at the IC901 and is sent to TX 146 board The utility system process of each Trunk Prompter signal etc are performed at IC201 9 2 3 DPR 370 Board Black shading adjustment RPN compensation automatic compensation APR black balance...

Page 177: ... consists of a system control microcomputer IC200 and a peripheral circuit necessary for the operation of IC200 The main program is written in the flash memory IC401 on the AT 189 board 9 3 3 MB 1214 Board The MB 1214 board is the motherboard of this unit This board contains interface connectors to be connected to other boards inductors for power filters on each board capacitors and positive therm...

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Page 179: ...arts common 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 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...

Page 180: ...INSIDE SWITCHCOVER ASSY 2 3 603 679 02 s STAINLESS SCREW B3X10 3 3 612 669 01 o LID POWER SW 4 3 672 250 01 s RING M2 6 O 5 3 703 575 11 s PIN DIA 1 2X8 PARALLEL 6 3 742 066 11 o SPRING SHUTTER 7 4 400 101 01 s POWER SW HOUSING 8 4 410 956 01 s SHEET INSIDE MULTI 9 4 654 273 02 s ACE M2 LOCK B2x5 HDC4300 10 2 ...

Page 181: ...INSIDE PANEL SUBASSY 102 3 624 455 01 s TUBE SHIELD 103 3 676 244 04 s COVER SWITCH 104 4 294 962 01 s INSIDE PAD 105 4 415 077 01 s PANEL BLANK DC OUT 106 4 415 079 01 s CAP CONNECTOR DC OUT 107 4 575 378 01 s LABEL FILTER 108 4 422 703 01 s TAPE VHB 109 4 654 273 02 s ACE M2 LOCK B2x5 HDC4300 10 3 ...

Page 182: ...PC WITH CONNECTOR DPR SDI 204 1 855 374 11 s DC FAN 205 1 969 473 11 s WIRE CONNECTOR WITH LEAD AVP 206 1 970 791 11 s WIRE CONNECTORWITHLEAD 207 3 877 896 02 s SHEET EC REAR RADIATION 208 2 640 315 02 o SCREW M2X5 SMALL P SW 209 3 257 200 01 s CLAMP CORD 210 3 603 679 02 s STAINLESS SCREW B3X10 211 3 672 250 01 s RING M2 6 O 212 4 382 854 51 s SCREW M3X6 P SW 213 4 546 928 01 s CUSHION FAN 214 4 ...

Page 183: ...COAXIAL 306 1 970 793 11 s COAXIAL CABLE WITH CONNECTOR 307 1 970 794 11 s COAXIAL CABLE WITH CONNECTOR 308 2 640 315 02 o SCREW M2X5 SMALL P SW 309 3 176 525 01 o WASHER SPRING 310 3 602 464 02 s WASHER CONDUCTIVE 311 3 863 319 01 s BRACKET BNC 312 3 872 935 01 s CAP BNC 313 4 138 680 01 s SUPPORT OUTSIDE PANEL 314 4 138 689 01 s SHAFT ROTARY TRIAX 315 4 138 707 01 s WASHER TRIAX 2 316 4 184 884 ...

Page 184: ...EL SUB ASSY 402 3 079 115 01 s TAPE AS 403 3 624 455 01 s TUBE SHIELD 404 3 676 244 04 s COVER SWITCH 405 4 144 604 01 s SOFT SHIELD 3154 406 4 293 514 01 s NUMBER FRAME 407 4 293 515 01 s NUMBER FRAME BASE 408 4 298 877 01 s SPRING NUMBER FRAME 409 4 411 059 01 s LABEL BNC 410 4 654 273 02 s ACE M2 LOCK B2x5 HDC4300 10 6 ...

Page 185: ... 946 A s FRONT PANEL ASSY 502 2 623 773 11 s BOLT M3X8 STAINLESS 503 3 603 679 02 s STAINLESS SCREW B3X10 504 3 624 455 01 s TUBE SHIELD 505 3 672 250 01 s RING M2 6 O 506 3 870 272 02 s CLAMP CABLE 507 4 138 679 01 s SCREW BLIND 508 4 654 273 02 s ACE M2 LOCK B2x5 7 623 208 22 s SW 3 TYPE 2 HDC4300 10 7 ...

Page 186: ...CORE 606 1 856 701 11 s OPTICAL FILTER UNIT 607 1 967 833 11 s HARNESS SUB FT I2C 608 1 970 788 11 s HARNESS SUB CIS PWR 609 1 970 790 11 s HARNESS SUB DPR IF 40 610 2 640 315 02 o SCREW M2X5 SMALL P SW 611 3 100 481 01 s GASKET 4X5X50 612 3 655 653 01 s BAND TAITON BINDING 613 3 699 048 01 s CAP MOUNT 614 3 776 897 02 s GUIDE PLATE 615 4 263 184 04 s RING BAYONET 616 4 562 323 01 s LEVER MOUNT 61...

Page 187: ...705 1 968 145 12 s HARNESS SUB INCOM2 706 1 968 151 12 s HARNESS SUB INCOM1 707 2 640 315 02 o SCREW M2X5 SMALL P SW 708 3 869 842 01 s CAP SW 709 3 903 660 01 s DROP PROTECTION TOGGLE 710 3 903 661 01 s ROD GURAD 711 4 138 682 01 s SW COVER 712 4 414 613 03 s PANEL INCOM SY J No Part No SP Description 4 414 614 02 s PANEL INCOM P CED CN 713 4 414 615 01 s KNOB VR 714 4 414 616 01 s KNOB RETURN SE...

Page 188: ...3428 804 A 1860 040 A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD CN 3429 805 A 1860 041 A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD CN 3430 806 A 1860 043 A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD CN 3432 807 1 784 240 11 s CONVERTER COAXIAL CONNECTOR 808 1 830 742 11 s CABLE ASSEMBLY COAXIAL No Part No SP Description 809 1 831 147 11 s CABLE FLEXIBLE FLAT 36 CORE 810 1 968 142 11 s HARNESS SUB TEST 811 1 968 143 11 s HARNESS SUB EARPHONE 812 1 968 ...

Page 189: ...SPECIAL M2 M2x2 4 822 4 136 517 01 s WASHER BNC COAXIAL FIXED 823 4 138 687 01 s COVER SLIDE SWITCH 824 4 414 612 04 s PANEL MIC 825 4 414 617 01 s CAP REAR CONNECTOR 1 826 4 414 618 01 s CAP REAR CONNECTOR 2 827 4 414 624 01 s PACKING EARPHONE 828 4 414 625 01 s SHEET SLIDE SW WATER RESIST 829 4 432 516 02 s SLIDING SHEET SW 830 4 559 446 01 s SCREW P2 6X5 LOCK ACE 831 4 654 273 02 s ACE M2 LOCK ...

Page 190: ...910 911 911 912 913 913 913 913 913 913 913 913 913 917 903 918 919 920 921 923 924 922 904 907 No Part No SP Description 901 A 1838 556 B s POWER BLOCK ASSY No Part No SP Description 902 A 1860 029 A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD SW 1528 903 A 1860 206 A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD PS 836 HDC4300 10 12 ...

Page 191: ...W 911 3 872 587 01 s CUSHION TOGGLE SW 912 4 137 926 01 s SADDLE LES 0505 EDGE 913 4 382 854 51 s SCREW M3X6 P SW 914 4 415 075 02 s BRACKET DC OUT 915 4 415 076 02 s COVER DC OUT 916 4 415 078 01 s PACKING DC OUT 917 4 415 274 01 s PS BRACKET 918 4 415 278 01 s STOPPER PIN 919 4 415 279 01 s SUPPORT 3SQ 16 HEXAGON 920 4 415 280 01 s SHEET T1 THERMAL 921 4 415 281 02 s SHEET T1 5 THERMAL 922 4 415...

Page 192: ...A 8286 163 D s PAD ASSY SHOULDER 1005 1 855 374 11 s DC FAN 1006 1 968 158 11 s HARNESS SUB FRONT MIC 1007 2 433 598 01 s HOLDER LT 11U WIRE 1008 2 640 315 02 o SCREW M2X5 SMALL P SW 1009 3 853 802 01 s CLAMP REUSE 1010 4 574 579 01 s SHEET 2 0 38X38 RADIATION 1011 4 533 878 01 s SHEET RADIATION L 1012 4 382 854 51 s SCREW M3X6 P SW 1013 4 559 446 01 s SCREW P2 6X5 LOCK ACE 1014 1 543 793 11 s FIL...

Page 193: ... FLAT 10 CORE 1106 1 968 156 11 s HARNESS SUB POWER SW 1107 1 968 162 11 s HARNESS SUB PS CONT FRONT 1108 1 970 789 11 s HARNESS SUB MEM PWR 1109 1 970 795 11 s HARNESS SUB MB DPR FAN 1110 2 640 315 02 o SCREW M2X5 SMALL P SW 1111 3 079 115 01 s TAPE AS 1112 3 257 200 01 s CLAMP CORD 1113 3 654 615 02 s COLLAR SUSPENSION 1114 3 853 802 01 s CLAMP REUSE 1115 3 870 137 02 s CAP DROP PROTECTION 1116 ...

Page 194: ...ALL P SW 1205 3 679 668 02 s BUTTON VTR START 1206 3 679 679 05 s KNOB VR AUDIO 1207 3 692 111 02 s KNOB RE 1208 3 703 357 08 s PIN DIA 1 6 SERIES 1209 3 729 072 02 s SCREW K 4X8 1210 3 742 066 01 s SPRING SHUTTER 1211 3 742 067 06 s LID SHUTTER 1212 3 872 587 01 s CUSHION TOGGLE SW 1213 3 872 601 01 s TOGGLE SW CUSHION C 1214 4 293 503 01 s FRONT SW COVER 1215 4 298 963 02 s FRONT SHIELD PLATE No...

Page 195: ...C 40SQUARE 1303 1 968 147 11 s HARNESS SUB INSIDE SW 1304 1 968 148 11 s HARNESS SUB FRONT SW 1305 1 968 157 11 s HARNESS SUB RET SW 1306 1 968 159 11 s HARNESS SUB LENS 1307 1 968 162 11 s HARNESS SUB PS CONT FRONT 1308 2 640 315 02 o SCREW M2X5 SMALL P SW 1309 3 629 684 02 s FORM SHIELD 1310 3 796 945 01 s CUSHION FAN 1311 4 293 504 01 s FRAME SUB 1312 4 411 696 01 s SLIDING SHEET OHB HDC4300 10...

Page 196: ...RNESS SUB BUILD UP 1404 3 626 781 03 s STOPPER 1405 3 872 522 02 s SPRING COMPRESSION STOPPER 1406 3 872 550 02 s STOPPER R HOT DOOR 1407 3 872 551 02 s STOPPER L HOT DOOR 1408 3 872 573 02 s WATER PROTECT HOT DOOR 1409 4 382 854 51 s SCREW M3X6 P SW 1410 4 559 446 01 s SCREW P2 6X5 LOCK ACE No Part No SP Description 1411 4 654 273 02 s ACE M2 LOCK B2x5 7 621 555 30 s SCREW K 2X5 7 682 548 09 s SC...

Page 197: ... 11 s HARNESS SUB HANDLE SW 1506 1 968 155 11 s HARNESS SUB HANDLE TALLY 1507 2 640 315 02 o SCREW M2X5 SMALL P SW 1508 3 654 615 02 s COLLAR SUSPENSION 1509 3 676 244 04 s COVER SWITCH 1510 3 701 507 01 s SET SCREW DOUBLE POINT M3X5 1511 3 872 534 02 s WASHER02 1512 3 872 537 01 s PIN HANDLE LOCK No Part No SP Description 1513 3 872 580 03 s LABEL HANDLE 1514 3 872 601 01 s TOGGLE SW CUSHION C 15...

Page 198: ...606 3 676 244 04 s COVER SWITCH 1607 3 679 684 01 o REST ARM 1608 3 690 660 02 s LOCK SCREW 1609 3 701 507 01 s SET SCREW DOUBLE POINT M3X5 1610 3 710 024 02 s PACKING VF 1611 3 711 765 01 s BOLT M3 HEXAGON SOCKET 1612 3 711 794 12 s PIN STOPPER 1613 3 872 615 02 s PLATE VF SLIDE 1614 3 895 622 01 s RING DIA 5 O 1615 4 137 907 02 s PIPE VF SLIDE LONG 1616 4 293 491 01 s COVER TOP 2 1617 4 549 633 ...

Page 199: ...ASSY HANDLE AXIS HOLD 1704 1 968 141 11 s HARNESS SUB FILTER SW 1705 1 968 149 11 s HARNESS SUB VF 1706 2 640 315 02 o SCREW M2X5 SMALL P SW 1707 3 872 543 01 s SPRING COMPRESSION HANDLELOCK 1708 4 138 679 01 s SCREW BLIND 1709 4 293 486 02 s COVER TOP 1710 4 299 188 01 s BUTTON HANDLE RELEASE 1711 4 408 829 01 s SHEET TOP 1712 4 559 446 01 s SCREW P2 6X5 LOCK ACE No Part No SP Description 1713 4 ...

Page 200: ...lied Accessories Supplied Accessories Q ty Part No SP Description 1pc 4 138 677 01 s BRACKET BELT 1pc 4 138 758 01 s CLAMP BELT CABLE 1pc 4 408 856 01 s LABEL NUMBER 2pcs 7 682 548 09 s SCREW B 3X8 HDC4300 10 22 ...

Page 201: ... 5M GXBL SDI MONI ON OFF IC1602 1603 DDR3 IC701 FLASH IC800 801 DRIVER CONF_DONE_PROTEIN CONF_DONE_PREMA XWAIT ALMA_RT XWAIT PROTEIN PREMA XIRQ PROTEIN PREMA CPU CLK in xRESET in CA xWAIT xIRQ out CA CPU CLK in 27K PLL REF 27M PLL VAR X1801 27MHz IC1806 DRIVER 74M PLL REF 74M PLL VAR IC1802 1804 1816 IC300 DRIVER 27CLK ROSE PREMA 27CLK PROTEIN 27CLK ADV IC1700 SDI 27M CLK CN105 35 27CLK out CN101 ...

Page 202: ...405 406 1206 RESET EXT RESET RESET MEM CPUBUS_CLK CPUBUS_D 0 7 CPUBUS_A 0 4 CPUBUS_RDX WRX CSX 30 31 2 4 7 14 9 11 12 16 23 25 26 28 29 32 33 35 36 39 40 ADV F H OUT MAIN F IN SDI A B X Y RET A B X Y IC208 AMP IC207 D A PROMPTER X OUT PR1 18 12M CLK PR1 D0 7 NET WORK CS IN NET WORK INT IN NET WORK PREPA IC204 D A IC206 AMP IC205 VBS DECODER IC209 AMP PR2 12M CLK PR2 D0 7 VBS 27M CLK VBS D0 7 H VSY...

Page 203: ...PLEXER MULTI IC1506 A D AN7 24 26 IC1505 mic_i M BCK M MCK M LRCK MB 1214 2 4 ATT Q2011 2012 CN4 4 5 CN1 CN 3425 CN2 CN4 1 2 AMP IC1509 2009 IC2007 2008 PLEXER MULTI ATT Q2036 2037 4 5 1 2 R MIC1 X Y R MIC2 X Y IC1401 RECEIVER AES EBU aes in on 2 3 CN1 1 3 CN 3427 1 3 CN8 CN8 1 3 34 35 IC621 IC620 R SW SDA SCL R SW SDAO PLD R SW SDAI PLD R SW SCL PLD 1 2 CN1 SW 1530 1530A S3 9 S1 2 IC1 EXPANDER I ...

Page 204: ...HARNESS INCOM2 HARNESS INCOM1 HARNESS BUILD UP HARNESS FILTER SW HARNESS HANDLE SW HARNESS INSIDE SW HARNESS FRONT SW HARNESS VF HARNESS HANDLE TALLY HARNESS RET SW HARNESS FRONT MIC HARNESS LENS HARNESS PS CONT FRONT HARNESS EXT DC IN HARNESS DC OUT HARNESS FLEXIBLE FLAT CABLE PS CONT FRONT HARNESS MB DPR FAN HARNESS AVP HPR LEAD WIRE CONNECTOR WITH LEAD WIRE CONNECTOR WITH FT I2C HARNESS ND CC D...

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Page 206: ...HDC4300 SY HDC4300 CED HDC4300 CN HDC4300 J J E 9 878 636 01 Sony Corporation Printed in Japan 2015 4 08 2015 ...

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