Sony VPL-FHZ700L Service Manual Download

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VPL-FHZ700L

1-6-7. DC Fan (For PS Converter)

Four screws

(PSW3

)

10)

PS converter duct

Four fan cushions (lamp)

DC fan

When attaching the DC fan, attach it with the
label side oriented as shown in the illustration.

PS converter function

Label side

Four fan cushions (lamp)

Relay connectors

Summary of Contents for VPL-FHZ700L

Page 1: ...DATA PROJECTOR VPL FHZ700L REMOTE COMMANDER RM PJ27 SERVICE MANUAL 1st Edition ...

Page 2: ...ffectuer 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 警告万一異常が起きた際にお客様が電源を切ることができるように設置の際には機器近くの固定配線内に専用遮断装置を設けるか機器使用中に容易に抜き差しできるコンセントに電源プラグを接続してください WARNING When installing the unit incorporate a readily accessible disconnect device in the fixed wiring or conn...

Page 3: ...irekter Kontakt mit dem Laserstrahl ist unbedingt zu vermeiden 警告ラベルは上部パネルに貼られています本機は CLASS 2 LASER PRODUCT に分類されます CLASS 2 LASER PRODUCT ラベルは本機左側面のベースユニットに貼られています The WARNING label is located on the Top panel This Data Projector is classified as a CLASS 2 LASER PRODUCT The CLASS 2 LASER PRODUCT label is located on the left side Base unit Denna etikett är placerad på dataprojektorns övre panel ...

Page 4: ...es befolgen 注意指定以外の電池に交換すると破裂する危険があります必ず指定の電池に交換してください使用済みの電池は国または地域の法令に従って処理してください FÖRSIKTIGHET Fara för explosion vid felaktigt placerat batteri Byt endast mot samma eller likvärdig typ av batteri enligt tillverkarens rekommendationer När du kasserar batteriet ska du följa rådande lagar för regionen eller landet PAS PÅ Fare for eksplosion hvis batteriet ikke udskiftes korrekt Udskift kun ...

Page 5: ...6 22 Out pre polarizer R G B and Out polarizer R G B 1 34 E 1 7 Installation Removal of Optional Lens 1 35 E 1 7 1 Work Flow 1 35 E 1 7 2 Lens Shift Unit 1 35 E 1 7 3 Removal of Back Correction Glass Assembly 1 36 E 1 7 4 Installation of Lens Adaptor 1 37 E 1 7 5 Installation Removal of Optional Lens 1 38 E 1 7 6 Focus Adjustment of Peripheral Area 1 39 E 1 8 Cleaning 1 44 E 1 8 1 Cleaning of Opti...

Page 6: ...Adjustment Items Check and ALL Reset 2 13 E 2 4 9 Removal of Tools 2 13 E 2 5 Software Update 2 14 E 2 5 1 Preparation 2 14 E 2 5 2 Main Scan Converter 2 16 E 2 5 3 Sub 2 17 E 2 5 4 Ext Network 2 18 E 2 5 5 Ext Network Reset 2 18 E 2 6 Quick Access2 2 19 E 2 6 1 Preparation 2 19 E 2 6 2 Saving of B Board Opt Unit 3DGamma LookUpTable Chiral GCFB Data 2 19 E 2 6 3 Saving of DDC Data 2 20 E 2 6 4 Sav...

Page 7: ...o this Service Manual Operating Instructions supplied with this unit This manual is necessary for application and operation of this unit Factory Service Manual available on request This manual describes the information required for the part level service such as electrical parts list schematic diagrams and board layouts Protocol Manual available on request This manual describes the protocol for co...

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Page 9: ...y cause damage to eyes or skin Do not release the protection circuit with the cabinet removed Otherwise the light source may suddenly start emitting light causing damage to eyes or skin In order to avoid inappropriate use of the laser diode do not disassemble the laser source unit F When performing the adjustment that requires turning the power of this unit off and on be sure to perform the operat...

Page 10: ...he two hooks then remove the lens door in the direction of the arrow 2 Loosen the four screws with stoppers B then remove the lens 3 Attach the lens door then tighten the four screws with stoppers A 4 Attach the front cover supplied with this unit Hooks Screws with stoppers A Screws with stoppers B Screws with stoppers B Lens door Lens 1 1 The lens in the illustration is VPLL Z4019 Front cover ...

Page 11: ...ower unit HB board NF board F board EMI filter VPL FHZ700L PK F500LA2 lens adaptor C board NR board T board V board B board QA board QB board LA board QC board M board LD B board switching regulator LD A board switching regulator SB board QM board GC board ...

Page 12: ... 5 0 80 0 12 N m B3 x 8 for excluding QM board 0 80 0 12 N m B3 x 8 QM board 0 50 0 10 N m BVTP3 x 12 0 80 0 12 N m BVTP3 x 10 0 80 0 12 N m BVTP3 x 12 0 80 0 12 N m P2 6 x 4 0 19 0 02 N m PWH TP3 x 8 0 80 0 12 N m PSW3 x 8 for excluding LU base B 0 80 0 12 N m PSW3 x 8 LU base B 1 20 0 18 N m PSW3 x 10 0 80 0 12 N m PSW4 x 16 1 40 0 18 N m PSW4 x 30 1 20 0 18 N m SP 4 4O UNC 0 80 0 12 N m Screw w...

Page 13: ...e of the laser diode do not disassemble the laser source unit F When performing the adjustment that requires turning the power of this unit off and on be sure to perform the operation with the top cover assembly attached n In this section remove parts in the order of numbers shown in the figure The lens for this unit is option For usable lenses refer to Section 3 When removing the lens shift unit ...

Page 14: ...1 6 E VPL FHZ700L 1 6 5 B Board QA Board 1 6 2 Top Cover Assembly HA Board 1 6 1 Filter Holder Assembly 1 6 4 T Board V Board 1 6 6 C Board M Board 1 6 7 DC Fan For PS Converter 1 6 19 PS Converter ...

Page 15: ...1 6 11 NR Board 1 6 20 In polarizer R G B Assembly 1 6 3 GC Board DC Fan For the Exhaust of Laser Source Unit F 1 6 13 Optical Unit F Assembly 1 6 21 Lens Shift Unit Prism F Assembly SB Board 1 6 22 Out polarizer R G B and Out pre polarizer R G B ...

Page 16: ...he Air Intake of R PANEL G PANEL B PANEL 1 6 18 DC Fan For the Air Antake of Laser Source Unit F 1 6 8 DC Fan For LD B Switching Regulator LD B 1 6 9 G Board Power Unit HB Board NF Board DC Fan For Power Supply 1 6 15 QM Board 1 6 12 QB Board QC Board 1 6 16 F Board EMI Filter ...

Page 17: ...s dirty clean it with the vacuum cleaner B C B C 1 Remove the filter door in the direction of the arrow A 5 Remove the filter assembly 4 Two hooks 3 Cable tie 2 Strap A 5 Filter holder assembly 6 Four hooks 9 Electrostatic filter 7 Electrostatic filter 8 Four hooks Top cover assembly Top cover assembly Secure the strap to the second hole from the top using the cable tie 3 2 Strap ...

Page 18: ...1 6 2 Top Cover Assembly HA Board 4 Ten screws BVTP3 12 2 Two hooks 5 Screw PSW 3 8 7 Top cover assembly 6 Harness HA board CN50 1 Loosen the four screws with stoppers 3 Remove the lens door in the direction of the arrow ...

Page 19: ...mblem Top cover assembly 9 Cover plate 0 Helical torsion spring Lever A Helical torsion spring Lever B Reflection plate TOP Screw PWHTP3 8 Cover plate Helical torsion spring Lever A Helical torsion spring Lever B HA board HA button Gasket T15 Cushion F ...

Page 20: ...Laser Source Unit F 1 Harness 5 Two screws B3 8 6 Door assembly 2 Three screws PSW3 8 3 Hook 4 Door L fan cover upper 3 Hook Remove the hook then pull upward 9 Two screws PSW3 8 0 GC board M board CN107 8 Two harnesses 7 Flexible flat cable CN2803 CN2801 CN2802 ...

Page 21: ...s BVTP3 10 Two screws BVTP3 10 Four screws PSW4 30 Label side Remove the two cables from the notch portion Two DC fans When attaching the DC fans attach them with the label side oriented as shown in the illustration Door L Lamp door FL U Door L FAN base Label side ...

Page 22: ...PL FHZ700L 1 6 4 T Board V Board 1 Two screws BVTP3 12 9 Harness 6 Harness 2 Screw BVTP3 12 7 Two screws PSW3 8 8 V board 4 Four screws BVTP3 12 0 Screw PSW3 8 T board 3 Sub chassis filter 5 Chassis filter CN90 ...

Page 23: ... removing the connector sheet R replace it with the new one When disconnecting connecting the fine wire coaxial cable be sure to hold the connector portion Hold ing the lead wire portion can cause the damage or disconnection of the fine wire coaxial cable CN100 To QB CN800 To HB CN500 To G CN501 To G CN802 To GC CN907 To C CN1689 To SB CN1688 To TH_PNL CN102 To QC CN901 To QB B board side B CN101 ...

Page 24: ...s PSW3 8 Connector 8 Eleven harnesses When disconnecting the fine wire coaxial cable remove it in the direction of the arrow C while pushing the two hooks in the direction of the arrows A and B Be sure to secure the harness 1 with the clamper to prevent it from being cut by the top cover 9 Fine wire coaxial cable 1 QA board B board Radiation sheet 7 Harness B board cover B board holder A C B 9 Fin...

Page 25: ...rtion When disconnecting connecting at the lead wire portion it may cause the break of the fine wire coaxial cable CN300 To lens shift unit CN100 To B board CN112 To V board T board CN104 To fan CN106 To Fan CN102 To fan CN304 To lens shift unit M board side A CN113 To GC board CN114 To fan CN107 To DC fan CN101 To G board CN111 To laser source unit F ...

Page 26: ...ree flexible flat cables A A B C C C board 7 Seven screws PSW3 8 Fine wire coaxial cable Six screws PSW3 8 Three screws PSW3 8 CN800 CN1000 CN900 6 Harness 1 Five harnesses 2 Five harnesses 5 M board 3 Two harnesses 4 Six screws PSW3 8 8 Two screws PSW3 8 9 C earth plate C board holder Three flexible flat cables 0 C board cover When disconnecting the fine wire coaxial cable remove it in the direct...

Page 27: ... 2 Four screws PSW3 10 3 PS converter duct 4 Four fan cushions lamp 5 DC fan When attaching the DC fan attach it with the label side oriented as shown in the illustration 6 PS converter function Label side 7 Four fan cushions lamp 1 Relay connectors ...

Page 28: ...6 Harness 5 Six harnesses 9 Power supply block DC fan 2 Two harnesses 3 Relay connector 4 Relay connector Two screws PSW3 8 7 Three screws PSW3 8 Six harnesses Three screws PSW3 8 0 Three screws PSW3 8 LDB shield plate 8 Screw PSW3 8 LDA case B LDA case A Switching regulator LD B Four hooks ...

Page 29: ... PSW3 8 0 Four screws PSW3 8 7 Five screws PSW3 8 5 Four screws PSW4 30 3 Screw PSW3 8 2 HB board 8 G FL shield plate B G FL shield plate assembly G board power unit 9 Harness 6 DC fan When attaching the DC fan attach it with the label side oriented as shown in the illustration 4 NF board Label side ...

Page 30: ... heat sink portion wheel portion and lens portion Be careful not to hit the laser source unit F 4 Three screws PSW3 8 1 Two screws PSW3 8 0 Five screws PSW3 8 7 Harness 2 Cover laser unit 9 Two harnesses Laser source unit F Lift up the laser source unit F in the direction of the arrow while holding the two portions on the right and left sides Laser source unit F 6 Door L FAN cover upper 8 Harness ...

Page 31: ...1 23 E VPL FHZ700L 1 6 11 NR Board 2 Hook 1 Harness 3 Remove the NR board in the direction of the arrow ...

Page 32: ... the procedure in Section 2 2 4 Four screws PSW3 8 7 Two screws BVTP3 12 0 Two connector screws Three harnesses Harness 3 Two screws B3 8 1 Screw PSW4 16 2 Ground terminal 8 Harness 9 QC board QB board 4 Plug holder A 5 AC inlet 6 Connector sheet L CN1302 CN1006 CN1002 CN1005 CN1001 ...

Page 33: ...6 13 Optical Unit F Assembly n When replacing the optical unit F assembly perform the procedure in Section 2 2 1 1 Harness 2 Four screws PSW4 16 3 Loosen the two screws with stoppers 4 Optical unit F assembly CN1688 B board ...

Page 34: ... DC fan Attach the DC fan with the label side oriented as shown in the illustration DC fan Attach the DC fan with the label side oriented as shown in the illustration 0 Prism fan cushion Prism fan cushion 9 Six fan dampers Four fan dampers Label side Label side Label side Front side Prism duct bottom Hook Hook Notch Harness of DC fan Harness of DC fan DC fan DC fan DC fan Harness of DC fan Hook No...

Page 35: ...1 27 E VPL FHZ700L 1 6 15 QM Board 3 Screw PSW3 8 4 Five screws BVTP3 12 6 Two screws PSW3 8 7 QM board 1 Two harnesses 5 Connector panel R CN1803 2 Harness CN1805 CN1803 ...

Page 36: ...1 28 E VPL FHZ700L 1 6 16 F Board EMI Filter 3 Four screws PSW3 8 4 F board EMI filter 1 Harness 2 Harness CN1 CN2 ...

Page 37: ...ard Switching Regulator 7 Three harnesses 1 Two screws PSW3 8 4 Four screws PSW3 8 8 Five screws PSW3 8 2 Two screws PSW3 8 0 Insulating sheet LD A 9 LD A board switching regulator 3 LD A shield plate 6 Harness 5 Door L FAN cover lower ...

Page 38: ...4 30 DC fan Attach the DC fan with the label side oriented as shown in the illustration 1 Two screws PSW3 8 0 Four screws PSW3 8 Laser duct 2 Two screws PSW3 8 8 Five screws PSW3 8 3 Three screws BVTP3 12 5 Five screws PSW3 8 6 Screw PSW3 8 4 Chassis FL B 9 LU base B 7 LU base A Label side ...

Page 39: ...rter n When replacing the PS converter perform the procedure in Section 2 4 1 Four screws PSW3 10 2 Cover EF 3 PS converter Attach the PS converter so that the marking on the PS converter is located as shown in the illustration Marking ...

Page 40: ...en tightening the screw tighten it lightly at the beginning while holding the adjustment knob firmly Then gradually increase the tightening force and fully tighten the screw at the end When attaching the in polarizer R G B assembly secure them so that each screw is located in the center of the elongate hole In polarizer R assembly In polarizer G assembly In polarizer B assembly Elongate hole Elong...

Page 41: ...hen replacing the prism F assembly perform the procedure in Section 2 2 2 6 Three screws PSW3 10 4 Three screws PSW3 10 1 Four screws PSW4 16 Two screws PSW3 8 9 Screw PSW3 10 2 Lens shift unit 3 Two harnesses 8 Harness SB board 5 Prism F assembly 7 Adjustment lens adaptor ...

Page 42: ... R 4 Out pre polarizer G 4 Out pre polarizer G 5 Out pre polarizer B 6 Out polarizer R 3 Out pre polarizer R 6 Out polarizer R 2 Out polarizer retainer 7 Out polarizer G 7 Out polarizer G 8 Out polarizer B 5 Out pre polarizer B 8 Out polarizer B Attach the out polarizer and out pre polarizer so that each marking is located as shown in the illustration Marking Marking Marking ...

Page 43: ... Lens Shift Unit 1 7 3 Removal of Back Correction Glass Assembly 1 7 5 Installa tion Removal of Optional Lens VPLL 4008 VPLL Z4015 VPLL Z4019 VPLL Z4025 VPLL Z4045 1 7 2 Lens Shift Unit 1 7 5 Installation Removal of Optional Lens VPLL Z4007 1 7 2 Lens Shift Unit 1 7 5 Installation Removal of Optional Lens 1 7 6 Focus Adjust ment of Peripheral Area 1 7 2 Lens Shift Unit Return the lens shift unit t...

Page 44: ... assembly from the lens mounting portion of this unit Back correction glass assembly When removing the back correction glass assembly rotate it in the direction of the arrow A so that the mark of the back correction glass assembly is aligned with the mark of the lens adjustment adaptor Lens adjustment adaptor Back correction glass assembly Marks A ...

Page 45: ... of Lens Adaptor When attaching the optional lens VPLL ZM42 the lens adaptor PK F500LA2 is required 1 Insert the lens into the lens adaptor 2 Secure the lens with the four screws PK F500LA2 Move the lens until there is no gap Screws Screws ...

Page 46: ...portion of this unit 4 Fully tighten the four screws with stoppers 5 Attach the lens door in the reverse order of step 1 Removal 1 Remove the lens door Refer to steps 1 to 3 in Section 1 6 2 2 Loosen the four screws with stoppers then pull out the lens straight Flange portion Screws with stoppers supplied with the unit Screws with stoppers supplied with the unit Connector portion of this unit Conn...

Page 47: ...ver is located almost at the center 3 Adjust the focus of the screen center portion using the focus lever 4 Adjust the focus of the peripheral area of screen by rotating the peripheral focus ring t If the peripheral area of screen is out of focus even though the peripheral focus ring is rotated per form the adjustment by using the spacer inside of the adaptor Refer to If the peripheral area is out...

Page 48: ... peripheral area of screen cannot be adjusted using the peripheral focus ring In such a case perform the adjustment by changing the number of spacers inside of the adaptor 1 Remove the optional lens VPLL Z4007 from this unit Refer to Section 1 7 5 2 Loosen the six screws then remove the adaptor Adaptor Lens Screws ...

Page 49: ...er handle it with extreme care not to cut your hands with it t A spacer is supplied with the optional lens as a spare part More than one spacer is attached to the adaptor in the factory The number of spacers varies depending on the optional lens If the focus moves close to Just Focus when you rotate the peripheral focus ring in the clockwise direction as far as it will go add a spacer Adaptor Spac...

Page 50: ...L FHZ700L t If the focus moves away from Just Focus when you rotate the peripheral focus ring in the clockwise direction as far as it will go remove a spacer 5 Secure the spacer with the two screws Spacer Screws ...

Page 51: ...nector portion of the adaptor so that it is located as shown in the illustration with respect to the spring of the lens then securely insert the adaptor to the lens 7 Attach the lens to this unit 8 Perform steps 1 to 4 in Focus Adjustment of Peripheral Area Screws Connector portion Spring Adaptor Lens ...

Page 52: ... Refer to Section 1 6 13 Procedure 1 Blow off the dust and dirt adhered to the DC fans boards and the surface of the optical unit F assembly 1 8 2 Cleaning of In polarizer R G B Assembly n Never touch the glass portion of the in polarizer G assembly and in polarizer B assembly because they are inorganic polarizing plates If you touch the glass portion the polarized layer may be peeled off causing ...

Page 53: ...r After that finish wiping with clean tissue paper and drinking water so as not to leave any fingerprints and smudges 3 Attach the in polarizer R G B assemblies n The in polarizer R G B assemblies do not require adjustment Attach the in polarizer R G B assemblies so that each screw is located in the center of the elon gate hole In polarizer B assembly Clean by wiping Blow air Glass surface Glass s...

Page 54: ...d which may affect the optical performance Required items Air dust spray blower brush drinking water tissue paper Preparation Remove the optical unit F assembly Refer to Section 1 6 13 Procedure 1 Remove the four screws then remove the cover RGB 2 Remove the B transmission dichroic mirror G reflection dichroic mirror and R channel mirror 3 Wipe off the dust and dirt adhered to the removed optical ...

Page 55: ...g careful not to touch the B channel mirror 6 To install reverse the removal procedure n When attaching the B transmission dichroic mirror G reflection dichroic mirror and R channel mirror pay attention to the marking position R channel mirror G reflection dichroic mirror GBch condenser lens First relay lens Second relay lens Rch condenser lens B transmission dichroic mirror Never touch the B chan...

Page 56: ...ews then remove the cover FE 2 Remove the PS converter 3 Wipe off the dust and dirt adhered to the PS converter on both sides with the tissue paper dampened with drinking water or with the cotton swab 4 Blow off the dust and dirt adhered to the first fly eye lens and the second fly eye lens 5 To install reverse the removal procedure n When attaching the PS converter pay attention to the marking po...

Page 57: ...move the total reflection mirror 3 3 Wipe off the dust and dirt adhered to the total reflection mirror 3 on both sides with the tissue paper dampened with drinking water 4 To install reverse the removal procedure n When attaching the total reflection mirror 3 pay attention to the marking position Total reflection mirror 3 Marking position of total reflection mirror 3 Two screws PSW 3 10 Total refl...

Page 58: ...d crystal panel and emission polarizing plate will be damaged which may affect the optical performance Required items Air dust spray blower Preparation Remove the optical unit F assembly Refer to Section 1 6 13 Procedure 1 Blow off the dust and dirt adhered to the portions A liquid crystal plate and out polarizer using the air dust spray or blower Portions A Prism F assembly top view ...

Page 59: ...dedicated function enter the service mode To enter the service mode enter the following in the address bar of a Web browser Internet Explorer 8 9 10 IPv4 http IP address of projector service IPv6 http xxxx xxxx xxxx service You are prompted to enter a user name and password Enter them as follows User name service Password Lower case model name Example vpl fhz700l n When moving from the service mod...

Page 60: ...all Next Finish 4 A new hardware search wizard starts Proceed to the next step and register new hardware Two times 5 com0com is displayed in the device manager 6 Execute EthCOMinstall bat 7 A new hardware search wizard starts Proceed to the next step and register new hardware Two times COM8 and COM9 are created as a virtual COM port 3 Put the power of a projector into the standby state 4 Click the...

Page 61: ...d and write Start the application corresponding to a microcomputer selected on the Web page and write an update file The detailed procedure is the same as for each Upgrader processing Refer to Section 2 4 n At that time select the port corresponding to the virtual COM port selected in step 4 as a COM port used 6 Update processing For update processing Update Bridge exe converts the data transmitte...

Page 62: ... the Event Trace tab on the Web page of service 1 Information The displayed items are described below PROJECTOR Model Name Model name Serial No Serial number Location Installation site Blanked when Location is not set ROM Ver Main ROM Version Version of Main ROM Sub ROM Version Version of Sub ROM Ext ROM Version Version of Ext ROM ...

Page 63: ...ata error LENS PROTECTOR FAILURE Lens cover error ANGLE FAILURE Tilt error ANGLE WARNING Tilt warning IRIS FAILURE Iris error IRIS WARNING Iris warning HIGHLAND WARNING Highland mode warning LOW RTC BATTERY Insufficient remaining amount of battery FILTER CRAMMED Filter clogging POWER SYSTEM FAILURE 1 Power error 1 POWER SYSTEM FAILURE 2 Power error 2 TEMP FAILURE Temperature error SYSTEM ERROR 2 S...

Page 64: ...is closed 450 Requested mail action not taken mailbox unavailable A mailbox cannot be used so processing was not performed 451 Requested action aborted error in processing The requested processing failed and an error occurred 452 Requested action not taken insufficient system storage System disk space is insufficient so process ing was not performed 500 Syntax error command unrecognized A command ...

Page 65: ...d 652 Could not find POP3 server Cannot be connected to a server 660 POP3 login failed Login failed Cannot be logged in to a server 661 POP3 login failed Login failed User account error 662 POP3 login failed Login failed Password error 670 POP3 Internal Error Quit transmission failed 680 POP3 Internal Error Transmission failed 681 POP3 Internal Error Reception failed 1 9 4 Setup Function When a us...

Page 66: ... VPLL Z4011 46 31 VPLL Z4015 33 25 VPLL Z4019 25 20 VPLL Z4025 20 11 VPLL Z4045 11 6 VPLL Z4007 82 73 Į minimum Į The distance L between the front of the lens center and the front of the cabinet Unit mm inches Lens L Type VPLL ZM42 40 1 119 32 2 VPLL 4008 57 8 2 9 32 1 VPLL Z4011 75 5 2 31 32 2 VPLL Z4015 47 8 1 7 8 2 VPLL Z4019 26 7 1 1 16 2 VPLL Z4025 55 4 2 3 16 2 VPLL Z4045 53 0 2 3 32 2 VPLL ...

Page 67: ...e normally System error 4 ON OFF 13 The main CPU does not operate normally Assembly error ON OFF 14 The connector of temperature sensor is disconnected Brightness error ON OFF 8 The brightness exceeds the allowable range Wheel error ON OFF 9 The wheel rotation exceeds the allowable range Lens shift error ON OFF 15 The lens shift confining process at startup is time out t If the light source does n...

Page 68: ...M board QM board The QM board relays the input output signal of a QD board B board The B board mounts main CPU and sub CPU and controls the whole system For a signal processing related function the B board performs the processing such as input signal dis criminant resolution conversion contrast brightness color hue sharpness I P conversion and noise reduction The processed video signal is sent to ...

Page 69: ... filter The F board is the EMI filter of an AC power line G board Power unit The G board is AC DC switching power The G board generates standby power Eco3 3 V this unit s start power 13 4 V and 16 7 V and laser drive power 380 V LD A board Switching regulator The LD A board steps down the primary power 380 V of a laser drive system to the secondary power 24 V LD B board Switching regulator The LD ...

Page 70: ...ure to use the lead free solder for the printed circuit board printed with the lead free mark The lead free solder melts at a temperature about 40 dC 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...

Page 71: ... attached 2 2 Procedure When Replacing the Parts 2 2 1 Optical Unit F Assembly When replacing the optical unit F assembly perform the following procedure 1 Perform the V COM adjustment Refer to Section 2 3 2 2 Write the Opt Unit data supplied with the optical unit F assembly using Quick Access2 Refer to Section 2 6 5 3 Perform the laser luminance and luminance sensor adjustment Refer to Section 2 ...

Page 72: ...the data taken notes in step 3 6 Select the menus Device Save To Memory then select Yes and press ENTER 7 Perform the V COM adjustment Refer to Section 2 3 2 8 Perform the laser luminance and luminance sensor adjustment Refer to Section 2 4 9 Perform the Ext Network reset Refer to Section 2 5 5 10 Check the white balance state and perform the adjustment as required Refer to Section 2 3 3 2 2 4 QB ...

Page 73: ...you want to enter the Service Mode Yes No appears Select Yes and press the ENTER button How to exit the service mode Perform the button operations in accordance with step 4 The message Do you want to return to the User Mode Yes No appears Select Yes and press the ENTER button How to enter the model name display shop demonstration mode 1 Set the Status to On in the Setup MENU 2 Close the menu by pr...

Page 74: ...connector then perform the virtual check the chro maticity of each step 5 When the chromaticity varies widely perform the following adjustment 1 INPUT A Color Tempera ture High to 6 VIDEO IN Color Temperature Low 6 Input the 10 step video signal to the VIDEO IN then perform the virtual check the chromaticity of each step 7 Set the Light Mode to Standard then check the chromaticity 8 When the chrom...

Page 75: ...ty x y 0 313 0 329 6 Repeat steps 2 to 5 until the chromaticity x 0 002 y 0 002 with reference to the target chro maticity x y 7 Select the menus in following order Device Memory Save Select YES and press the ENTER button to save 4 VIDEO IN Color Temperature High 1 Change the input channel to VIDEO then input video signal to VIDEO IN 2 Select the menus in service mode Device W B High 3 Copy the ad...

Page 76: ...ticity x y 10 Select the menus in following order Device Memory Save Select YES and press the ENTER button to save 6 VIDEO IN Color Temperature Low 1 Select the menus in service mode Device W B Low 2 Copy the adjusted values of GAIN R B G and BIAS R B G in 3 INPUT A Color Temperature Low to each item 3 Input the 10step video signal to the VIDEO IN then perform the virtual check the chromaticity of...

Page 77: ...ion circuit with the cabinet removed Otherwise the light source may suddenly start emitting light causing damage to eyes or skin In order to avoid inappropriate use of the laser diode do not disassemble the laser source unit F When performing the adjustment that requires turning the power of this unit off and on be sure to perform the operation with the top cover assembly attached Perform the adju...

Page 78: ...tance between the lens edge of this unit and the aperture end 59 0 mm at the two or more points 5 Set so that the light output from the lens is vertical to the sensor surface of the laser power sensor 6 Set so that the Φ7 0 mm hole is located at the center of the projected image Create the aperture with the following specifications Φ7 0 mm t 0 3 mm or less Color Black Metal aluminum etc 7 Set the ...

Page 79: ...cross cable 5 Install the Laser Projector Service Tool software on PC 6 Start the Laser Projector Service Tool software 7 Place a check mark in Port Open and check that the communication can be performed Select the name of compatible model t In case that the communication cannot be performed check the connection of PC If the problem persists restart the Brightness Adjustment Tool software Filter d...

Page 80: ...TO POWER SAVING With Static Signal on the menu screen of this unit to OFF 17 Set Constant Brightness on the menu screen of this unit to OFF 18 Check that BALLAST_DUTY_VALUE is 232 19 Remove the check mark from the check box of the following register LAMP_TEMP_DUTY_CTRL_DISABLE 20 Perform the aging of this unit for more than 30 minutes 21 Input any signal in either the INPUT C connector or INPUT D ...

Page 81: ...o less than 5 The change of 0 1 takes only 1 second to be reflected however the change of 1 0 takes 4 seconds 2 4 5 Luminance Dynamic Range Adjustment 1 Measure the laser power 2 Check that the laser power does not exceed the output limit value If it exceeded the output limit value adjust LAMP_MAX_DUTY so that the value is within the output limit value and then perform the setting Output limit val...

Page 82: ...d P_ROB30 n The change of 0 1 takes only 1 second to be reflected however the change of 1 0 takes 4 seconds 5 Change the value of Ruby_BRT_SENS_DAC_VAL and write down the value just before the value of GPIO_SONY_OPT_SENS is changed 0 1 and the laser power value Here these values are called RUB30 and P_RUB30 n The change of 0 1 takes only 1 second to be reflected however the change of 1 0 takes 4 s...

Page 83: ...ht Timer Reset button of the Other tab 3 Turn off the power of this unit then pull out the power cord from the outlet 4 Turn on the power of this unit again and check that the adjustment value is displayed in each of the following items LAMP_MAX_DUTY LAMP_MAX_BRT ROB_BRT_SENS_DAC_VAL Ruby_BRT_SENS_DAC_VAL ROB_BCH_VREGISTER Ruby_BCH_VREGISTER 5 After replacing the laser source unit F check that Lig...

Page 84: ...work Anem Reset Tool Reset tool for Ext Network module setting n For obtaining the each application and version upgrade file contact your local Sony Sales Office Service Center For Ext Network updating PC the installation of the softwares below is required Name File name Remarks RXTXComPort RXTXComPort zip Flip Flip_Installer_3_3_4 exe Java Runtime Environment jre 6u16 windows i586 exe Version 6 U...

Page 85: ...ating Instructions n When updating Ext network of this unit set the LAN Setting to LAN When updating Ext network of BKM PJ10 set the LAN Setting to via HDBaseT 3 Install each application to PC 4 Disconnect the power cord of this unit 5 Connect this unit with PC by RS 232C or USB RS 232C dual referring to the connection figure USB cable RS 232C RS 232C cross cable PC USB mini B Remove the filter do...

Page 86: ...lace the check on UART_SW For USB RS 232C dual connection Select USB SONY Select the serial port number used for connecting PC by RS 232C in COM port Select 38400 in Baud Rate 4 Select the update file Click the Choose button then select the target inf file 5 Click the Flash button The update starts and a status bar is displayed Moreover the Flash button changes to the Cancel button When the messag...

Page 87: ...nd ROM File Name respectively 4 Click the Setting button of Com The setting window for operation frequency and bit rate is displayed 5 Set the following items Bit rate 38 400 bit s Serial port Serial port number USB port number used for connecting PC Time out Arbitrary Communication retrial time default 5 sec 6 Select UserProgram Mode 7 Click the Start button The start window is displayed 8 Click ...

Page 88: ... as PASS or FAIL 6 Check that no FAIL is displayed When the FAIL is displayed repeat from step 1 Example screen of updating the ROM hex in C Projector FLEX ANEM ANEM Updater via COM1 The executed commands are in blue The parameters needed to set are in yellow 2 5 5 Ext Network Reset 1 Connect the power cord and set this unit to standby state 2 Start the command prompt 3 Copy ANEM_Reset exe into C ...

Page 89: ...ve on the Load Save pull down menu 6 Select the data type B Board Opt Unit 3Dgamma LookUpTable Chiral GCFB on the Data Type pull down menu 7 Click the Next button 8 Click the Browse button The file selection window is displayed 9 Select the destination file for the obtained data 10 Click the Next button 11 Select the serial port used for connecting PC on the Serial Port pull down menu Upper line S...

Page 90: ...ta as below DDC data for INPUT B BPJ_WUXGA_Pixie_VGA_0_ dat DDC data for INPUT C BPJ_WUXGA_Pixie_DVI_1_ dat DDC data for INPUT D BPJ_WUXGA_Pixie_HDMI_2_ dat DDC data for INPUT E BPJ_WUXGA_Pixie_HDMI_3_ dat n means version 10 Click the Next button 11 Select the serial port used for connecting PC on the Serial Port pull down menu Upper line Serial port number used for connecting PC Lower line 38400 ...

Page 91: ...sed for connecting PC on the Serial Port pull down menu Upper line Serial port number used for connecting PC Lower line 38400 not selectable 9 Click the Next button 10 Select SAVE_ALL on the Save field 11 Check the Verify check box 12 Click the Browse button The file selection window is displayed 13 Set the destination file for the obtained data 14 Click the Next button The saving starts After com...

Page 92: ...menu 7 Click the Next button 8 Click the Browse button The file selection window is displayed 9 Select the file to be written 10 Click the Next button 11 Select the serial port used for connecting PC on the Serial Port pull down menu Upper line Serial port number used for connecting PC Lower line 38400 not selectable 12 Click the Next button The window displaying the file path model name written i...

Page 93: ...the writing data as below DDC data for INPUT B BPJ_WUXGA_Pixie_VGA_0_ dat DDC data for INPUT C BPJ_WUXGA_Pixie_DVI_1_ dat DDC data for INPUT D BPJ_WUXGA_Pixie_HDMI_2_ dat DDC data for INPUT E BPJ_WUXGA_Pixie_HDMI_3_ dat n means version 10 Click the Next button 11 Select the serial port used for connecting PC on the Serial Port pull down menu Upper line Serial port number used for connecting PC Low...

Page 94: ...t the serial port used for connecting PC on the Serial Port pull down menu Upper line Serial port number used for connecting PC Lower line 38400 not selectable 9 Click the Next button 10 Select ALL on the Load field 11 Check the Verify check box 12 Click the Browse button The file selection window is displayed 12 Set the destination file for the writing data 14 Click the Next button The writing st...

Page 95: ...ue 50 50 50 Color Temp MIDDLE MIDDLE PRESENTATION Custom1 Custom2 Custom3 Gain R 0 G 0 B 0 Bias R 0 G 0 B 0 Custom2 Gain R 0 G 0 B 0 Bias R 0 G 0 B 0 Custom3 Gain R 0 G 0 B 0 Bias R 0 G 0 B 0 Sharpness 50 50 50 Film Mode AUTO AUTO AUTO Black Level Adj OFF OFF OFF Gamma Mode GRAPHICS2 GRAPHICS2 GRAPHICS1 Screen Wide Mode SD 4_3 Wide Mode HD 16_9 Wide Mode PC FULL_1 Over Scan 1 Adjust Signal APA Dot...

Page 96: ...Address IPv6 Address Setup Display only Prefix Display only IPv6 Default Gateway Display only DNS Address Setup Display only Primary DNS Display only Secondary DNS Display only MAC Address Display only HDBaseT Settings LAN Setting LAN Port RS 232C Setting RS232C Dynamic Range Input C AUTO Input D AUTO Input E AUTO Input A Signal Sel AUTO Color System AUTO Light Output Mode High Constant Brightness...

Page 97: ... H Keystone 0 Warping Image Flip OFF Installation Attitude RIGHT SIDE UP High Altitude Mode OFF Screen Aspect 16_10 Panel Alignment OFF Color Matching Information Model Name Display only Serial Number Display only fH Display only fV Display only signal info Display only signal info Display only Main ROM Version Display only NVM Version Display only Sub ROM Version Display only EXT ROM Version Disp...

Page 98: ... B Gain VideoGBR B Gain Component 15k B Gain Component 30k B Gain Component HD R Offset Other R Offset VideoGBR R Offset Component 15k R Offset Component 30k R Offset Component HD G Offset Other G Offset VideoGBR G Offset Component 15k G Offset Component 30k G Offset Component HD B Offset Other B Offset VideoGBR B Offset Component 15k B Offset Component 30k B Offset Component HD SS SonG Threshold ...

Page 99: ...deo Bright 16 NoInput CololSystem 9 Killer Lev 64 64 64 64 80 64 Killer Lev BW 36 36 Video Svideo Panel Driver P Drv Gain R 244 Gain G 244 Gain B 244 V Common R V Common G V Common B Display Engine DE LUT Through 0 UF Enb 1 R SHP 41 G SHP 41 B SHP 41 DE R REG H 0 DE R REG V 0 DE B REG H 0 DE B REG V 0 G PANEL LR 0 DFT AUT 1 HPC R RGT0 Read Data HPC G RGT0 Read Data HPC B RGT0 Read Data HPC R RGT1 ...

Page 100: ... Enb Pattern G Enb Pattern B Enb Pattern Section 1 All Black Input Mode RS232C bps 0 Lamp Gain Read Data Lens Parameter 0 User Language Enable 0 RS 232C Parity 2 RS232C StopBits 1 W B High Gain R G B Bias R G B Middle Gain R G B Bias R G B Low Gain R G B Bias R G B Presentation Gain R G B Bias R G B Custom 1 Gain R G B Bias R G B Custom 2 Gain R G B Bias R G B Custom 3 Gain R G B Bias R G B To pag...

Page 101: ...Gain VideoGBR B Gain Component 15k B Gain Component 30k B Gain Component HD R Offset Other R Offset VideoGBR R Offset Component 15k R Offset Component 30k R Offset Component HD G Offset Other G Offset VideoGBR G Offset Component 15k G Offset Component 30k G Offset Component HD B Offset Other B Offset VideoGBR B Offset Component 15k B Offset Component 30k B Offset Component HD SS SonG Threshold Son...

Page 102: ... 2 6 S H Cent 34 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 34 S Y Delay 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 S CB Pos 6 6 5 2 2 7 3 2 2 2 6 Video Color Video Bright Killer Lev 34 64 64 64 64 64 64 64 80 64 34 Killer Lev BW Panel Driver P Drv Gain R Gain G Gain B V Common R V Common G V Common B Display Engine DE LUT Through UF Enb R SHP G SHP B SHP DE R REG H DE R REG V DE B REG H DE B REG V G PANEL LR DFT AUT HPC R RGT0 HPC G...

Page 103: ...rn Type Pattern R Enb Pattern G Enb Pattern B Enb Pattern Section All Black Input Mode RS232C bps Lamp Gain Lens Parameter User Language Enable RS 232C Parity RS232C StopBits W B High Gain R G B Bias R G B Middle Gain R G B Bias R G B Low Gain R G B Bias R G B Presentation Gain R G B Bias R G B Custom 1 Gain R G B Bias R G B Custom 2 Gain R G B Bias R G B Custom 3 Gain R G B Bias R G B To page 2 3...

Page 104: ...her 16 128 16 16 R Offset VideoGBR 16 R Offset Component 15k 128 R Offset Component 30k 128 R Offset Component HD 128 G Offset Other 16 16 16 16 G Offset VideoGBR 16 G Offset Component 15k 16 G Offset Component 30k 16 G Offset Component HD 16 B Offset Other 16 128 16 16 B Offset VideoGBR 16 B Offset Component 15k 128 B Offset Component 30k 128 B Offset Component HD 128 SS SonG Threshold 3 3 3 3 3 ...

Page 105: ...1 2 S H Cent 16 16 16 S Y Delay 6 6 6 S CB Pos 6 5 2 Video Color Video Bright Killer Lev 64 64 64 Killer Lev BW Panel Driver P Drv Gain R Gain G Gain B V Common R V Common G V Common B Display Engine DE LUT Through UF Enb R SHP G SHP B SHP DE R REG H DE R REG V DE B REG H DE B REG V G PANEL LR DFT AUT HPC R RGT0 HPC G RGT0 HPC B RGT0 HPC R RGT1 HPC G RGT1 HPC B RGT1 HPC R DATA0 HPC G DATA0 HPC B D...

Page 106: ...pe Pattern R Enb Pattern G Enb Pattern B Enb Pattern Section All Black Input Mode RS232C bps Lamp Gain Lens Parameter User Language Enable RS 232C Parity RS232C StopBits W B High Gain R G B Bias R G B Middle Gain R G B Bias R G B Low Gain R G B Bias R G B Presentation Gain R G B Bias R G B Custom 1 Gain R G B Bias R G B Custom 2 Gain R G B Bias R G B Custom 3 Gain R G B Bias R G B To page 2 39 E T...

Page 107: ...Gain Component HD B Gain Other B Gain VideoGBR B Gain Component 15k B Gain Component 30k B Gain Component HD R Offset Other R Offset VideoGBR R Offset Component 15k R Offset Component 30k R Offset Component HD G Offset Other G Offset VideoGBR G Offset Component 15k G Offset Component 30k G Offset Component HD B Offset Other B Offset VideoGBR B Offset Component 15k B Offset Component 30k B Offset C...

Page 108: ...Secam H Cent CV H Cent CV Y Delay CV CB Pos S H Cent S Y Delay S CB Pos Video Color Video Bright Killer Lev Killer Lev BW Panel Driver P Drv Gain R Gain G Gain B V Common R 124 124 V Common G 114 114 V Common B 108 108 Display Engine DE LUT Through UF Enb R SHP G SHP B SHP DE R REG H DE R REG V DE B REG H DE B REG V G PANEL LR DFT AUT HPC R RGT0 HPC G RGT0 HPC B RGT0 HPC R RGT1 HPC G RGT1 HPC B RG...

Page 109: ...8 128 128 128 128 G 128 128 128 128 128 128 B 128 128 128 128 128 128 Low Gain R 128 128 128 128 128 128 G 128 128 128 128 128 128 B 128 128 128 128 128 128 Bias R 128 128 128 128 128 128 G 128 128 128 128 128 128 B 128 128 128 128 128 128 Presentation Gain R 128 128 128 128 128 128 G 128 128 128 128 128 128 B 128 128 128 128 128 128 Bias R 128 128 128 128 128 128 G 128 128 128 128 128 128 B 128 1...

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Page 111: ...ty 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 3 Spare Parts 3 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れは部...

Page 112: ...3 2 VPL FHZ700L Cover A B A B C C BVTP3 12 BVTP 3 12 PSW 3 8 To HB board 3 19 18 22 14 14 13 13 15 15 4 4 20 17 17 1 21 11 2 6 12 9 16 5 7 10 8 3 2 Exploded Views 3 2 1 VPL FHZ700L ...

Page 113: ... s DOOR FILTER For Black Model 10 4 184 557 11 s DOOR L LENS For White Model 4 184 557 21 s DOOR L LENS For Black Model 11 4 184 562 01 s CUSHION F 12 4 184 577 02 s BUTTON HA For White Model 4 184 577 11 s BUTTON HA For Black Model 13 4 184 578 01 s LEVER A 14 4 184 579 01 s LEVER B 15 4 184 583 01 s SPRING HELICAL TORSION COIL 16 4 191 185 01 s STRAP 17 4 198 957 01 s GASKET T15 18 4 467 999 01 ...

Page 114: ...102 To Fan R G B panel CN304 To Lens shift unit Zoom Focus M board A side CN113 To GC board CN114 To Fan Ballast A Power CN107 To DC fan LAMP OUT 1 2 CN101 To G board CN111 To PRISM ASSY For LAMP1 LAMP2 To G board To B board PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 112 101 103 102 111 104 110 109 108 106 105 107 Boards and Ballast B ...

Page 115: ...1 s SUB HARNESS M FAN A B C FOR HD 105 1 970 480 11 s SUB HARNESS M V T 8P 106 1 970 481 11 s SUB HARNESS M GC 2P 107 1 970 482 11 s SUB HARNESS M FAN G 4P 108 1 970 484 11 s SUB HARNESS M FAN D E 8P 109 1 970 485 11 s SUB HARNESS M LA LB 5P 110 1 970 511 11 s SUB HARNESS ASSY E 111 2 650 770 21 s SLIDE CLAMP 112 4 269 725 01 s SPRING B EARTH 7 682 948 01 s SCREW PSW 3X8 Boards and Ballast B ...

Page 116: ...3 10 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 4 30 PSW 4 30 B3 8 A A To M board To M board To B board To M board To M board To switching regulator LD B To switching regulator LD B B B C D D C PSW 3 8 To G board 205 205 206 204 204 209 203 208 209 202 201 207 ...

Page 117: ... 2 580 603 01 s SCREW PSW M4X16 206 4 537 467 01 s DOOR L For White Model 4 537 467 11 s DOOR L For Black Model 207 4 539 322 01 s DOOR FL U LAMP For White Model 4 539 322 11 s DOOR FL U LAMP For Black Model 208 4 539 329 01 s INSULATING SHEET G FRONT 209 4 542 159 01 s CUSHION FIN 7 682 548 09 s SCREW B 3X8 7 682 948 01 s SCREW PSW 3X8 7 682 968 01 s SCREW PSW 4X30 7 685 647 79 s SCREW BVTP 3X10 ...

Page 118: ...ter 311 310 312 310 304 308 303 304 308 304 304 307 302 301 305 314 313 307 315 307 315 307 304 303 303 306 305 316 309 A A BVTP 3 12 BVTP 3 12 BVTP 3 12 BVTP 3 12 BVTP 3 12 BVTP 3 12 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 To M board To M board ...

Page 119: ... 3 080 039 01 s CLAMP FCR 15 FLAT 307 4 184 553 03 s HOOK 308 4 184 558 01 s CUSHION PRISM FAN 309 4 184 559 01 s CUSHION C 310 4 184 560 01 s CUSHION D 311 4 184 561 01 s CUSHION E 312 4 184 563 01 s CUSHION G 313 4 185 057 11 s BUTTON LOCK 314 4 185 059 01 s SPRING COMPRESSION 315 4 258 007 01 s CUSHION 7X15 316 4 539 329 01 s INSULATING SHEET G FRONT 7 682 948 01 s SCREW PSW 3X8 7 685 648 79 s ...

Page 120: ... To B board To Laser source unit To Laser source unit To switching regulator LD A To switching regulator LD A To HA board To QB board To M board To F board To B board PSW 4 30 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 404 408 411 411 410 403 408 406 414 413 414 402 405 415 411 409 412 411 412 407 401 ...

Page 121: ... FAN DC 60 SQUARE 406 1 895 619 11 s POWER UNIT G 407 1 970 456 11 s SUB HARNESS G LDA 408 1 970 460 11 s SUB HARNESS LDB LD 409 1 970 474 11 s SUB HARNESS ASSY A 410 1 970 486 11 s SUB HARNESS B LDB G 12P 411 2 650 770 21 s SLIDE CLAMP 412 3 080 039 01 s CLAMP FCR 15 FLAT 413 4 539 328 01 s INSULATING SHEET G 414 4 539 329 01 s INSULATING SHEET G FRONT 415 4 539 331 01 s SHEET LDB 7 682 948 01 s ...

Page 122: ...W 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 B3 8 PSW 3 8 To QB board To QB board To PRISM ASSY To SB board To G board Switching regulator LD B To GC board To C board To M board A A B To GC board To HB board To G board B 514 502 506 504 505 507 516 517 508 517 515 509 503 501 509 509 510 511 510 512 513 ...

Page 123: ... 685 648 79 s SCREW BVTP 3X12 TYPE2 IT 3 B BOARD CN100 1 820 192 11 s HEADER ASSEMBLY PRINT PWB 15P CN101 1 818 656 21 o HEADER ASSEMBLY 30P CN102 1 819 474 11 s HEADER ASSEMBLY FOR PWB 6P CN103 1 817 717 61 o CONNECTOR BOARD TO BOARD 80P CN500 1 820 189 11 o HEADER ASSEMBLY PRINT PWB 12P CN501 1 819 461 11 s HEADER ASSEMBLY FOR PWB 4P CN800 1 820 185 11 s HEADER ASSEMBLY PRINT PWB 8P CN801 1 785 ...

Page 124: ...3 14 VPL FHZ700L Chassis Block 1 A B3 8 B3 8 BVTP 3 12 BVTP 3 12 PSW 3 8 BVTP 3 12 To F board To B board To NF board To B board To B board A A 602 605 604 607 608 612 611 609 610 601 603 606 ...

Page 125: ...TER 605 1 967 358 11 s SUB HARNESS FASTON ASSY B 606 2 580 603 01 s SCREW PSW M4X16 607 2 580 626 01 s SCREW SP 4 4O UNC 608 2 990 241 02 s HOLDER A PLUG 609 4 184 523 01 s FOOT 610 4 184 524 11 s NR LENS 611 4 184 528 11 s COVER HDSDI 612 4 184 529 01 s SHEET L CONNECTOR For White Model 4 184 529 11 s SHEET L CONNECTOR For Black Model 7 682 548 09 s SCREW B 3X8 7 682 948 01 s SCREW PSW 3X8 7 685 ...

Page 126: ...W 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 PSW 3 8 BVTP 3 12 PSW 4 30 To M board To G board To G board To AC inlet To switching regulator LD B To switching regulator LD B N8 N8 704 702 712 706 708 709 707 705 710 713 701 703 711 Chassis Block 2 ...

Page 127: ...AC F 706 1 970 455 11 s SUB HARNESS F G 707 1 970 457 11 s SUB HARNESS LDA LDB 5P 708 1 970 458 11 s SUB HARNESS LDA WHITE 709 1 970 459 11 s SUB HARNESS LDA BLACK 710 4 184 514 11 s COVER BOTTOM For White Model 4 184 514 21 s COVER BOTTOM For Black Model 711 4 184 560 01 s CUSHION D 712 4 539 330 01 s INSULATING SHEET LDA 713 4 545 590 01 s LABEL FS CAUTION 7 682 948 01 s SCREW PSW 3X8 7 682 968 ...

Page 128: ...LENS SHIFT UNIT S 803 A 1806 754 A s OUT POLARIZER H B S 804 A 1817 144 A s OUT PRE POLARIZER H R S 805 A 1817 145 A s OUT PRE POLARIZER H G S 806 A 1817 146 A s OUT PRE POLARIZER H B S 807 A 2058 991 A s OUT POLARIZER R S 808 A 2058 994 A s PRISM F ASSY S 809 A 2059 410 A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD SB 810 A 2064 102 A s OUT POLARIZER F G S 811 2 580 603 01 s SCREW PSW M4X16 7 621 259 25 s SCREW P 2 ...

Page 129: ...art No SP Description 901 A 1806 757 A s IN POLA PANEL H ASSY R S 902 A 2058 989 A s IN POLARIZATION PANEL ASSY B S 903 A 2058 990 A s IN POLA PANEL ASSY G S 904 A 2058 995 A s CONVERTER P S S 905 1 787 996 11 s D C FAN SIROCCO 906 4 099 077 01 s CUSHION S 907 4 184 603 01 s CUSHION PSCON FAN 7 621 259 25 s SCREW P 2 6X4 7 682 949 01 s SCREW PSW 3X10 ...

Page 130: ...3 20 VPL FHZ700L Lens Adapter 1001 1002 3 2 2 Lens Adapter PK F500LA2 No Part No SP Description 1001 A 1790 164 A s PLATE LA ASSY LA2 S 1002 2 580 593 01 s SCREW PSW M3x8 ...

Page 131: ...9 S LENS FLANGE Z4015 9 885 119 79 LENS CAP VPLL Z4019 Replacing the lens flange VPLL 4008 VPLL Z4015 VPLL Z4019 VPLL Z4025 レンズフランジの交換 9 885 119 82 LENS CAP VPLL Z4025 7 Lens レンズ Lens レンズ Be careful not to touch the spacer ring because it is thin and fragile スペーサーリングは薄く破損しやすいので触れないように注意してください 4 Motor assembly モーター組立 5 Six screws ネジ6本 3 Two screws ネジ2本 2 Three screws ネジ3本 6 Lens flange レンズフランジ Len...

Page 132: ... Z4045 1 Put the marks on the lens flange and lens レンズフランジとレンズにマークをつける Lens レンズ 8 Lens レンズ Fixed ring 固定リング 5 Fixed ring 固定リング 2 Two screws ネジ2本 4 Motor assembly モーター組立 3 Four screws ネジ4本 6 Loosen the three stopper screws 止めネジ3本を緩める 7 Lens flange レンズフランジ Replacing the lens flange VPLL Z4045 レンズフランジの交換 ...

Page 133: ...3 23 VPL FHZ700L Option Lens 3 VPLL ZM42 VPLL Z4007 VPLL Z4011 9 885 029 37 FRONT LENS CAP PX40 4 074 908 01 s CAP LENS 4 074 908 01 s CAP LENS ...

Page 134: ...Y CORD SET For INDIA 1pc 3 282 312 01 s HOLDER TIE 4pcs 4 186 914 01 s SHAFT 1pc 4 186 929 01 s CUSHION LENS 1pc 4 544 269 01 s MANUAL SIMPLIFIED INSTRUCTION JAPANESE ENGLISH FRENCH SPANISH GERMAN ITALIAN SIMPLIFIED CHINESE RUSSIAN 1pc 4 544 270 01 s PACK CD ROM MANUAL INSTRUCTION JAPANESE ENGLISH FRENCH SPANISH GERMAN ITALIAN SIMPLIFIED CHINESE RUSSIAN NOTICES FOR THE SOFTWARE LICENCE JAPANESE EN...

Page 135: ...4 1 VPL FHZ700L 4 1 Section 4 Diagrams ...

Page 136: ... Q904 Q907 Q909 BUS SW DDC_SEL3 IC703 Q921 EEPROM DDC BUS SW Q922 Q923 Q920 BUS SW IC700 IC702 IC701 B_A G_A R_A B_B G_B R_B IC500 BH BV AH AV SCL_100K SDA_100K 2 8 8 8 3 H_C V_C H_A V_A NETWORK_SW B_CLK B_DATA0 B_DATA1 B_DATA2 C_CLK C_DATA0 C_DATA1 C_DATA2 8 A_CLK A_DATA0 A_DATA1 A_DATA2 SUB13 4V SUB13 4V NW3 3V INPUT A INPUT B RGB INPUT C DVI D INPUT D HDMI CN701 OUTPUT MONITOR R PR G Y B PB HD ...

Page 137: ...PANDER IC300 IO EXPANDER IC204 FAN PROT MONO MULTI IC200 IC203 FAN DC DC CON IC205 FAN DC DC CON IC206 Q300 FAN LDO IC209 IC302 V FILTER COVER S90 S91 FREE FALL SENSOR SE090 T EXT TEMP TH80 CONTROL 3 3V POWER_ON IC201 EDGE BLENDING WAPPING IC1100 RAOH IC200 IMF FILTER LASERR1 TEMP SB LM SENS1 SENS2 X1300 65MHz PANEL R PANEL DRIVER R 1 IC600 24 PANEL DRIVER R 2 IC601 24 14 23 23 PANEL G PANEL DRIVE...

Page 138: ...whenever the components are repaired and or replaced HB CN501 CN102 CN30 CN1 CN308 CN200 CN101 CN52 CN103 CN53 CN51 CN104 CN1000 CN31 HA CN50 NF CN70 CN1002 NR CN75 CN100 CN1 CN2 CN101 QC CN2803 GC CN80 SB CN101 LA CN112 CN90 V CN80 T CN300 CN111 CN102 CN111 LB CN112 CN102 FAN A CN304 CN101 CN100 CN113 CN2801 CN110 FOR FAN ADJUST FAN B FAN C FAN J CN107 FAN D FAN E FOR R PANEL FOR G PANEL FOR B PA...

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