Canon Mvx100 Mvx150i-Sm

Video Product
SERVICE MANUAL
MVX150i E
MVX100i E
No. D17-7416, 7426 Digital Video Camera PAL
Canon Inc.
Digital Imaging Products Service Dept.
C CANON INC. 2003 First Edition : March. 2003
First Print : March. 2003
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF PRODUCT
CONTENTS
1. Design Concepts ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1
1-1 Main Features ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2
1-2 List of Functions and Performance ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1-7
2. Main specifications ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1-12
3. Technical explanation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
3-1 Main Features ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
3-2 Compact, high-magnification zoom lens ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-18
3-3 AF Frame Selection ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-19
4. Performance and functions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8
5. Technical explanation --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-22
6. System diagram (common to all models) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 23
6-1 System diagram (common to all models) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 23
7. Overview of viewfinder/LCD panel displays ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1-23
7-1 Camera mode ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1-23
7-2 VCR mode --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-28
7-3 Card/Camera mode ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-31
7-4 Card Playback mode ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-32
7-5 Menu display ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1-33
7-5-1 Camera mode ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-33
7-5-2 VCR mode ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-35
7-5-3 Card/Camera mode --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-37
7-5-4 Card Playback mode (Card/VCR mode) --------------------------------------------------------------- 1-38
7-5-5 Index Screen ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-39
7-6 Card-related screen displays ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-40
7-6-1 Slideshow screen ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1-40
7-6-2 Index screen ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1-40
7-6-3 Image protect screen -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-40
7-6-4 Print designations screen --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-40
7-6-5 Copy Screen ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-41
7-6-6 Image erase screen ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-41
7-6-7 Format screen ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-42
7-6-8 Card mix selection screen -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-43
7-6-9 Stitch assist screen ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-43
7-6-10 My Camera settings ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-44
7-6-11 PC connection screen ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-45
7-7 Direct print setting screen ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-46
7-8 Print designations ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-48
7-9 Warning display --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-49
8. Backing up data ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-51
8-1 Backup by main power supply ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-51
8-2 Backup by main power supply or backup power supply (lithium coin primary battery) ---------------- 1-51
8-3 Backup conditions related to switch operations -------------------------------------------------------------- 1-51
8-3-1 Turning off the power ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1-51
8-3-2 Switching the power switch to a different position --------------------------------------------------- 1-52
8-3-3 Switching Camera modes/switching Program AE modes ------------------------------------------- 1-53
9. Other ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-55
9-1 Green mode -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-55
9-2 On-screen ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-55
9-3 Headphone, speakers --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-55
9-4 Battery remaining and warning display, low-battery shutoff ----------------------------------------------- 1-56
9-5 System data display ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-56
9-6 System data display ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-56
9-7 Data code display ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-56
9-8 Confirmation beeps ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-56
9-9 Analog line recording (not available in PAL modes) and DV recording (not available in PAL models)1-57
9-10 Support for analog signal input/output copyright protection signals --------------------------------------- 1-57
9-11 Video ID1 detection and output support ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-58
9-12 Closed caption detection and output (no function) ----------------------------------------------------------- 1-58
9-13 Audio dubbing ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-58
9-14 AV Insert (not available in PAL model) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-59
9-15 Analog DV signal conversion ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-59
9-16 Select/Set Button -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-60
MVX150i E, MVX100i E
1. Design Concepts
Incorporating large, high-magnification megapixel LCD monitor

Slim and Short Camcorder
Strategic model with full specs for meeting a wide range
of user needs
High magnification with superior image quality at the megapixel level that stands above the
competition
16x optical zoom lens and 1.33 megapixel CCD
Incorporates highly popular 3.5-inch LCD in a short body molded to fit the shape of the hand
Enhanced still image function for megapixel still images

Direct Print (dye sublimation printers and BJ printers), AF frame selection function, support for external strobes
Full specs including Motion JPEG and Super Night mode
Strategic model in medium price range for achieving a dramatic jump in market share
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1-1 Main Features
High image quality for Mega Pixel Movies and still images
Built-in 1/4-inch CCD with 1,330,000 total pixels
High quality Mega Pixcel image processing by MACS + VIC3
Compatible with Video Flash Light VFL-1
Slim, horizontal design
Full Spec & All in One with slim, horizontal design
Equipped with 3.5-inch LCD monitor and full set of connector jacks
Compact, high image quality 16x lens
Electronic image stabilization allows shooting of high-quality images with virtually no effects from hand shaking
Enhanced multimedia support
Motion video recording on memory card (Motion JPEG + Audio)
Equipped with USB port
IEEE1394/USB file transfer
Web Camera function (DV Messenger)
Enhanced digital camera fanctions
3-point range finding frame selection AF
Evaluative photometric AE
Improved ease of operation (reduced time-lag and enhanced user interface)
Direct printer support (CP-100/CP-10, BJ 895PD/BJ 535PD/BJ F890PD)
Built-in white LED
Uses as auxiliary light for close-up shots of 0 lx
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Features and Design
Advanced shoe-compatible external flashlight
Advanced shoe
Manual focus ring
AF frame selection (when using card)
16x zoom lens SD memory card

MultiMediaCard
White LED
3.5-inch LCD monitor

(123,000 pixels)
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Enhanced Still Image Function
Compatible with Video Flash Light VFL-1

Compatible with Advanced Accessory Shoe
Strobe with 15 guide numbers
+
3W video light
AEB photography function
3 (Normal, Under, Over) continuous
shots with automatic changes in
exposure AF frame selection function
Under Normal exposure Over
Simultaneous recording of motion videos and still images

Simply pressing the Photo button while
recording motion videos to tape allows Still image recording
recording of a still image (VGA) to the
memory card
Tape recording
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Support for Camera Direct Print
Easy connection and easy printing

Easy printing of SXGA still images recorded to memory card
Camera Direct Print compatible printer

Card size prints
OPTURA20 A/10 A
SXGA size still image
MVX150i E/100i E
CP-10
Postcard-size prints
Printer control at DVC side Printer cable

CP-100
Camera Direct compatible BJ printers: BJ 895PD, BJ 535PD, and BJ F890PD
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DV Messenger
P2P (Peer-to-Peer) type bi-directional communication software

using DV (Digital Video Camcorder)
Allow bi-directional communication using audio/video and messages (text/image) over the Internet.
Basic specifications comply with Windows Messenger.
DV can be operated from a remote PC. (Access to Memory card such as camera zooming and
focusing, VCR playback and stop)
Home 1 Home 2
Internet
IEEE1394 IEEE1394
Control View/Chat View/Chat Control
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1-2 List of Functions and Performance

Item DM-FV M10, OPTURA20 A/10 A, MVX150i E/100i E
Camera
Tape 1/4-inch
Image size
Card 1/4-inch
System (filter) Interlacing (Color correction filter)
Image sensing NTSC 1,330,000 pixels
device Total number of pixels
PAL 1,330,000 pixels
NTSC With tape: 690,000 pixels; with card: 1,230,000 pixels
Effective pixels
PAL With tape: 850,000 pixels; with card: 1,230,000 pixels
4.0 to 64 mm (NTSC: Approx. 51.5 to 824 mm, PAL: Approx.
Focal length (35 mm Tape
46.4 to 742.4 mm)
equivalent)
Card 4.3 to 64 mm (NTSC/PAL: Approx. 41.3 to 619.5 mm)
Tape 16
Optical zoom magnification
Card 15
Magnifica- Tape 64/320 (Selectable)
Lens Digital zoom tion Card 60 only
magnification Tape Memory readout
System
Card Memory readout
F-number F1.8 to 3.0
Aperture leaves 2 leaves
Zoom speed Adjustable speed
Filter diameter 37 mm P0.75
Tape Y/C-NR system
Motion
None
Camera video
Noise reduction Card
Still
Chroma-only, median filter
image
Recorder C-NR system
Auto mode NTSC: 14 lx, PAL: 12 lx
Minimum
Low Light mode NTSC: 3.5 lx, PAL: 3 lx
illumination
Night mode NTSC: 0.5 lx, PAL: 0.5 lx
Image Image stabilization system Electronic system (during tape mode only)
stabilization Sensing method Angular velocity sensing
Shooting functions
(Full Auto)
Tape (Auto, Sports, Portrait, Spotlight, Surf & Snow, Low Light,
Night, Super Night (DM-FV M10, OPTURA20 A, MVX150i E model only))
AE mode Program AE
(Full Auto)
Card
(Auto, Sports, Portrait, Spotlight, Surf & Snow, Low Light,
Low Light+ (DM-FV M10, OPTURA20 A, MVX150i E model only))
Center-bottom-weighted Full Auto mode, Auto mode, Sports mode, Portrait mode, Low
average Light mode, Night mode, Super Night mode
Tape Evaluative photometry (128
segments) + All area Spotlight mode, Surf & Snow mode (Sand & Snow mode)
Photometric photometry
system Evaluative photometry (128 Full Auto mode, Auto mode, Sports mode, Portrait mode, Low
segments) Light mode, Low Light+ mode
Card Evaluative photometry (128
segments) + All area Spotlight mode, Surf & Snow mode (Sand & Snow mode)
photometry
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Supported ( correction is possible by pressing the Set button
AE lock and then using the Select/Set button)
(Prohibited in Green mode)
Exposure AE shift None
adjustment
Exposure correction Supported
Gain setting/Increased sensitivity Auto
Back light correction None
8 levels (1/60, 1/100, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/
NTSC
8000 sec [In Auto mode])
Tape
High-speed shutter 8 levels (1/50, 1/120, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/
PAL
8000 sec [In Auto mode])
Card Can be changed to max. 1/250 sec. (Including Program AE)
NTSC 1/60 to 1/500 sec
Tape
PAL 1/50 to 1/500 sec
Auto
Shutter speed NTSC 1/60 to 1/250 sec
Card
PAL 1/50 to 1/250 sec
1/15 sec (Fixed in Low Light mode, Low light + mode)
NTSC 1/2 to 1/60 sec (Adjustable, max. 1/500 sec in Night or Super
Night modes: tape mode)
Slow shutter
1/12.5 sec (Fixed in Low Light mode, Low light + mode)
PAL 1/2 to 1/50 sec (Adjustable, max. 1/500 sec in Night or Super
Night modes: tape mode)
Aperture value Auto iris
External: Video Flash Light VFL-1 (Compatible with Advanced
Strobe
Accessory Shoe)
External: Video Flash Light VFL-1 and Video Light VL-3
Auxiliary light Video light (Compatible with Advanced Accessory Shoe)
source : Battery Video Light VL-10Li
White LED ( DM-FV M10, OPTURA20 A,

MVX150i E ) Supported (Light source in Super Night/Low Light + mode,
auxiliary light for low brightness AF)
Color gain adjustment

Image quality
adjustment
Hue adjustment
(Custom preset) Sharpness adjustment
Setup adjustment
Auto
Set (1)
White balance
Preset Outdoor ( 5600 K ), indoor ( 3200 K )
System TTL, 128 segments
Mode AF/MF, forced infinity
Correction method In MF: Focus ring operation
Focus Tape mode None
Range finding
Supported (3-point range finding frame mode: Selectable from
frame display Card mode
three range finding frames)
Multi-level adjustable speed (Optical: 8 speeds, Digital: 2
Zoom Speed
speeds)
Recording system Vertical stretching
16:9
Area marker display
Auto Fade, Wipe, Corner Wipe, Jump, Flip, Puzzle, Zigzag,
Motion video Beam, Tide
Tape (Activated by pressing Start/Stop button)
Digital fade Still image
Motion video
Card
Still image
Motion video/Still Art, Black and White, Sepia, Mosaic, Ball, Cube, Wave, Color
Tape
image Mask, Mirror
Digital effect
Motion video/Still
Card Black and White
image
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Motion video/Still Lumi. Key, Chroma Key, Camera Chroma Key, Animation
Tape
image (Corner, Straight, Random)
Card mix
Motion video/Still
Card
image

Motion video/Still
Tape Supported (Not available in Night or Super Night modes)
image
Motion video/Still
Card
image

Multi-screen 1/60 (1/50) shutter
Manual, Fast (4 fields), Normal (6 fields), Slow (8 fields)
speed
Capture speed
1/15 (1/12.5) shutter
Manual, Fast (4 fields), Normal (8 fields), Slow (12 fields)
speed
Number of split screens 4/9/16
Tape Normal
Motion video QVGA: 320x240 (Approx. 10 sec), QQVGA: 160x120 (Approx.
Mode
shooting Card 30 sec)
15 (12.5) frame/sec, Motion JPEG + Audio (Monaural)
Tape recording: Normal (Frame)
Tape Card recording: Normal (Field), Simultaneous recording to card
Mode is possible when recording to tape
Progressive (Iris shutter) (Not available in Night or Super Night
Card
modes)
Single image Tape 6.5 sec
recording time Card
Tape
Continuous
SXGA: 2 frame/sec, VGA Without strobe flash: 3 frame/sec
shooting Card
With strobe flash: 2 frame/sec
Tape
AEB SXGA: 3 images, VGA: 3 images; Exposure correction
Still image Card
amounts (0, 0.5, +0.5 steps)
Form Dedicated still image button
Photo button Pressed halfway
Supported (Only during recording standby)
down
Card recording image size/File format VGA: 640(H) 480(V), SXGA: 1280(H) 960(V) / JPEG
Tape Normal
Image quality
Card Super Fine, Fine, Normal
Still image confirmation (Card Review)
External strobe support (Model) (VFL-1)
Recorded video Frame image (Motion video recording on tape is field image)
Simulated frame (In Low Light / Low Light + Mode Night or
Frame processing
Super Night [Slow] modes)
Wide shooting Tape Supported
(Vertical
extension) Card
Negative-positive reversal
Video light [Equipped with white LED (Super Night mode / Low Light +
Mode) and compatible with Video Flash Light VFL-1
Zebra pattern
Color bar
Self-timer 10 seconds/Remote controller: 2 seconds
Interval timer
Clear scan
Memory card SD memory cards and MultiMediaCards supported
REC Search
REC Review
Standby switch
Power save (After five minutes in Recording Pause) Power shutoff
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Displayed text recording
16-bit 2ch (48 kHz)
Tape 12-bit 4ch (32 kHz) Simultaneous 4-channel recording not
Audio
possible
Card (In motion video recording) 16-bit 1ch (16 kHz)
Wind screen With ON/OFF switch (Built-in microphone only)
Size 0.33-inch TFT color
Pixels 113,000 pixels
EVF Brightness adjustment
Color adjustment
Movable
Size DM-FV10M, OPTURA20 A, MVX150i E: 3.5-inch, OPTURA10 A, MVX100iE: 2.5-inch
Pixels DM-FV10M, OPTURA20 A, MVX150i E: 123,000 pixels, OPTURA10 A, MVX100iE: 112,000 pixels
Monitor LCD
Brightness adjustment
Movable Mirror shooting supported
VCR
Frame playback Forward/Reverse
Slow playback ( 1/3 speed) Forward/Reverse
Playback
2 SP playback Forward/Reverse
system
1 SP playback Forward/Reverse
Cue/review 9.5 speed (NTSC), 11.5 speed (PAL)
Photo search
Search Date search
Index search
Playback zoom (5 zoom) (In tape payback and card still image playback )
Art, Black and White, Sepia, Mosaic, Ball, Cube, Wave, Color
Tape
D. effects Mask, Mirror
Card
Playback effects
Auto Fade, Wipe, Corner Wipe, Jump, Flip, Puzzle, Zigzag,
Tape
D. fade Beam, Tide
Card
Multi-screen 4, 9 or 16 screens (Tape only)
Data code display Time and date display
Slideshow
Card
Forward jumping in playback
Audio dubbing
DV terminal input
AV Insert
AV terminal input
Zero Set Memory
Editing Simple editing
functions Special effects
System
Microphone input
Headphone output (Also serves as AV terminal)
DV terminal Input/Output
Interface S-Video terminal Input/Output
(Terminal) Input/Output 3.5 mm mini-jack (Also serves as headphones
AV terminal
jack)
Editing terminals
USB port mini-B Receptacle
Memory card file transfer (USB file transfer, IEEE1394 file transfer)
Analog DV signal conversion
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(with connection of Card Photo Printers CP-10 and CP-100
and BJ Printers BJ 895PD, 535PD, F890PD)
Direct print
Trimming (Linked with zoom button, 2 zoom), 8-segment
printing (Card size)
World clock
Text titles
Speaker
Confirmation beep
Tally lamp
remote control code 1, 2 supported
Accessory shoe Compatible with Advanced Accessory Shoe
Video ID (ID1: NTSC only)
Recording modes SP, LP
Custom keys
DV control
Startup Screen, Startup Sound, Shutter Sound, Start/Stop
My Camera
Sound, Self-timer Sound
Internal battery charging
Backup power Lithium coin battery (CR2025)
Battery pack power BP-500 Series lithium ion battery
: New function
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2. Main specifications
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3. Technical explanation
3-1 Main Features
Superior Quality, Excellent Value, Elegant Styling

Combining the rational and unique style that you expect from Canon, this camcorder is both easy to use
as a family high-end camcorder and has an optical 16x lens, the highest in its class, for a high quality
sensation.
The entire body is molded with loose curves to fit the shape of the hand, and high performance is enveloped with
loose curves to provide a design with a sense of easy operation.
[North American model]
The front panel provides a sense of originality and allows easy series expansion through different color
combinations.
Strong storefront appeal and unique appearance.
Large, easy-to-use LCD opening lever and hologram badge for unique and impressive side view.
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3-2 Compact, high-magnification zoom lens

1. Concept
This optical system uses a 1/4-inch, 1.33 megapixel CCD and a compact, high-magnification zoom lens having
an electronic image stabilizer for motion video shooting and megapixel-level performance allowing shooting with
all CCD pixels for still image shooting.
2. New technology and enhancements

To achieve high magnification and compact size with megapixel performance
Development of new lens type
Usage of aspherical lens with high-refraction glass
Effective image circle variation system for allowing a compact design (changing size of imaging surface on
CCD surface according to focal length)
These features allowed the development of a high-magnification zoom lens with 1.3 megapixel CCD and zoom
ratio of 16x.
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3-3 AF Frame Selection

If the subject is not located in the center of the screen when recording a still image, the subject will appear
blurred. To record a subject in this way, check the Prefocus function (point the lens toward the subject to be
brought into focus, press the Photo button half-way down, and check that the indicator (the white changes to
the green and the AF is locked) shows that the image is focused, and continue holding the Photo button), and
then press the Photo button all the way down when the desired picture is obtained to take a shot with the
intended subject in focus.
The subject is blurred since it is not

at the center (because the AF range
When trying to record the picture in the frame finding area is located in the screen
center).
Using Prefocus
Point the camcorder toward the Return to the desired picture in the
subject to be focused, and then press Prefocus state, and then record.
the Photo button half-way down to
bring into focus. (Prefocus)
However, in this Prefocus function, you must point the camcorder at the intended subject and check that it is
focused before changing the camcorder direction each time, and so it is not an easy-to-use feature.
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The new AF Frame Selection function during AF priority was developed to allow reliable still image recording with
the correct focus in response to users who say that the intended subject was blurred because it was not in the
screen center or that the subject was in the center of the screen, but the Photo button was pressed to record the
image before the AF mechanism was properly activated.
The AF Frame Selection function is an AF function that can be used when the intended subject in the picture is
not in the screen center. The user selects from one of three range finding frames where the subject is positioned,
and then the camcorder is focused on the selected subject.
As a result, this eliminates the need to point the camcorder at intended subject, use the Prefocus function to bring
the subject into focus, and then return the camcorder to its original position. Instead, focused shooting can be
made easily and reliably.
In the Camera Setup menu, set Press the Select/Set button to Press the Select/Set button to
Focus Priority mode to ON (one activate the AF Frame Selection select the frame to bring into
range finding frame is displayed function and display the three focus.
in the center). frames.
When the selection frame is When the Photo button is pressed

determined, the single frame is half-way down and the subject in the
displayed. range finding frame is brought into
focus, the mark is displayed,
and the selection frame changes from
white to green.
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The AF Frame Selection function is activated by setting Focus Priority mode to ON in the Camera Setup menu in
Card/Camera mode. Then, selecting the desired frame (Green frame: Each time the Select/Set button is
pressed, the frame position cycles from center right left center) from the three range finding frames in the
screen allows the camcorder to bring the subject into focus and completes the AF mechanism adjustment (the
white changes to the green , and simultaneously the selected frame changes from white to green (two
electronic beeps)), and the image is stored in the memory card. Therefore, in contrast to the conventional
function where the AF adjustment is locked and the image recorded if the Photo button is pressed all the way
even while the AF mechanism adjustment is in progress, in this design, recording is started after the AF
adjustment is completed. This allows the recording of a focused still image.
AF Frame Selection Function (Focus Priority: ON) Conventional AF Function (Focus Priority: OFF)
Frame indicator Enabled Disabled
Displayed only during Card/Camera mode

Displayed only during Auto Focus
If subject has a hard-to-find range, the frame
changes from white to yellow when focusing.
Range finding area One of three frames (closest selection frame) Screen center (fixed)
Timing of image After AF adjustment (after changes to ) When the Photo button is pressed all the way
recording down
AF Frame Selection
If the Photo button or Zoom lever is used after a certain time has passed, the green frame of the three frames
is selected, and only the selected frame appears white, and the frames that were not selected disappear.
When the Photo button is pressed, the frame changes to yellow if the subject cannot be brought into focus,
and the white changes to the yellow flashing (one electronic beep). The still image is recorded if the
Photo button is pressed all the way down.
If the camcorder is switched to manual focus while the AF frame is displayed, the AF frame disappears, and
AF Frame Selection is disabled.
AF Frame Selection is disabled while using the electronic zoom. If the camcorder is zoomed to the electronic
zoom area, the AF frame indicator flashes for four seconds and then turns off (in Full Auto mode, the frame is
displayed even in the electronic zoom area during recording of a motion video to a card).
If motion video recording is performed in Card mode, pressing the Start/Stop button allows AF control.
The AF frame is not displayed during Photo Stitching.
In Full Auto mode (green mode), Focus Priority is forced to the ON setting (no Focus Priority option in menu),
and the range finding frame at the screen center only is displayed in white. The AF adjustment is performed in
this frame. Pressing the Photo button changes the selection frame to green after AF adjustment is completed.
Recording of the still image starts after the AF adjustment is completed.
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4. Performance and functions
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4.5 Camera NTSC PAL

4.5.1 Image sensing device 1/4-inch interlaced CCD 1/4-inch interlaced CCD
1. Pixels Total number of pixels Approx. 1,330,000 Approx. 1,330,000
Effective pixels Tape recording: Approx. 690,000, Card recording: Approx. Tape recording: Approx. 850,000, Card recording: Approx. 1,230,000
1,230,000 (960(H) 720(V), 1280(H) 960(V) ) (1067(H) 800(V), 1280(H) 960(V) )
2. Filter Color correction filter Color correction filter
3. Color separation system Differential readout Differential readout
4. Signal configuration NTSC standard color TV signal PAL standard color TV signal
5. Scanning system 525 lines 60 fields/30 frames 625 lines 50 fields/25 frames
6. Minimum subject illumination
(In Night mode) Approx. 0.5 lx (1/2 sec, shutter speed) Approx. 0.5 lx (1/2 sec, shutter speed)
(In Low Light mode) Approx. 3.5 lx (1/15 sec, shutter speed) Approx. 3 lx (1/12.5 sec, shutter speed)
(In Auto mode) Approx. 14 lx Approx. 12 lx
7. Subject illumination range Approx. 0.5 lx to approx. 100,000 lx Approx. 0.5 lx to approx. 100,000 lx
4.5.2 Photo lens
1. Nominal focal length
During tape recording 4.0 to 64 mm, 16 4.0 to 64 mm, 16
During card recording 4.3 to 64 mm, 15 4.3 to 64 mm, 15
(35 mm film equivalent)
During tape recording 51.5 to 824 mm 46.4 to 742.4 mm
During card recording 41.3 to 619.5 mm 41.3 to 619.5 mm
2. Nominal diametric ratio 1:1.8 (F3.0 on tele end) 1:1.8 (F3.0 on tele end)
3. Lens configuration 12 elements in 9 groups, one aspherical lens with high-refraction glass is used
4. Focus adjustment Inner focus type. Manual adjustment from focus ring
5. Minimum object distance 10 mm (AF link: Wide end), 1 m across full zoom range (from lens tip)
6. Power zoom Multi-level adjustable power zoom, Slide lever operation, Zoom speed can be adjusted by moving slide lever.
Zoom speed Approx. 3.5 sec. to approx. 43 sec.: Optical zoom
Approx. 5.5 sec. to approx. 48 sec.: When using digital zoom
Manual zoom not possible (No zoom ring)
7. Focal length display None; Simple zoom display inside finder
8. Macro mechanism Wide end macro
9. Macro shooting distance 10 mm (from lens front)
10. Filter diameter 37 mm P0.75
11. Accessory lens and filter Can use WD-H37, TL-H37 or FS-H37U
12. Lens hood None
13. Lens cap Included; Screw-on type
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4.5.3 Digital zoom During tape recording 64 , 320 (35 mm film equivalent: 3,295 mm, 16,480 mm) 64 , 320 (35 mm film equivalent: 2,970 mm, 14,848 mm)
During card recording 60 (35 mm film equivalent: 2,478 mm) 60 (35 mm film equivalent: 2,478 mm)
4.5.4 Image stabilization function Supported (in Tape mode only)

1. System Electronic system
2. Sensing system Angular velocity sensing (Using piezoelectric vibration sensor)
4.5.5 Shooting modes Records motion video and still images on mini DV cassette or SD memory card (MultiMediaCard).
1. Tape mode Records normal motion video (interlaced scanning) and still images (frame recording: approx. 6.5 sec) on mini DV cassette.
2. Card mode Records still images (JPEG) and motion video (Motion JPEG: 15 [12.5] frame/sec) on SD memory card (MultiMediaCard).
See memory card system on page 26
4.5.6 Exposure control
1. AE function
Program AE
During tape recording Full Auto mode, Auto mode, Sports mode, Portrait mode, Spotlight mode, Surf (Sand) & Snow mode, Low Light mode, Night mode,
Super Night mode
During card recording Full Auto mode, Auto mode, Sports mode, Portrait mode, Spotlight mode, Surf (Sand) & Snow mode, Low Light mode, Low Light+
mode
2. Photometric system
During tape recording Center-bottom-weighted average: Full Auto mode, Auto mode, Sports mode, Portrait mode, Low Light mode, Night mode, Super
Night mode
Whole area average photometry + 128-segment evaluative photometry (16H 8V): Spotlight mode, Surf (Sand) & Snow mode
During card recording 128-segment evaluative photometry: Full Auto mode, Auto mode, Sports mode, Portrait mode, Low Light mode, Low light+ mode
Whole area average photometry + 128-segment evaluative photometry (16H 8V): Spotlight mode, Surf (Sand) & Snow mode
3. Exposure correction
AE lock AE locked by pressing AE Lock button. AE level can be adjusted from multi dial after locking AE (Full Auto mode excluded).
11 levels (11 to 0 to +11)
Indicated as AE + number (AE0) inside viewfinder.
4. Electronic shutter NTSC models PAL models

High-speed shutter 1/60 sec, 1/100 sec, 1/250 sec, 1/500 sec, 1/1000 sec, 1/50 sec, 1/120 sec, 1/250 sec, 1/500 sec, 1/1000 sec, 1/2000 sec,
1/2000 sec, 1/4000 sec, 1/8000 sec (In Auto mode) 1/4000 sec, 1/8000 sec (In Auto mode)
1/100 sec..... In flicker sensing

Slow shutter
Low Light mode 1/15 sec (Constant speed, Tape mode) 1/12.5 sec (Constant speed, Tape mode)
1/15 sec (Constant speed, Card mode) 1/12.5 sec (Constant speed, Card mode)
Low Light + mode 1/15 sec (Constant speed during Card mode and with 1/12.5 sec (Constant speed during Card mode and with white LED
(DM-FV M10, OPTURA20 A, MVX150i E only) white LED on) on)
Night mode Min. 1/2 sec (Adjustable speed, Max. 1/500 sec Tape Min. 1/2 sec (Adjustable speed, Max. 1/500 sec Tape mode only)
mode only)
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Super Night mode Min. 1/2 sec (Adjustable speed, Max. 1/500 sec Tape Min. 1/2 sec (Adjustable speed, Max. 1/500 sec Tape mode only)
(DM-FV M10, OPTURA20 A, MVX150i E only) mode only)
White LED auto lighting in low available light White LED auto lighting in low available light
4.5.7 AF (Auto Focus)

1. System TTL-Video signal sensing AF (In low available light, auxiliary light [white LED] lights automatically for minimum object distance
sensing (DM-FV M10, OPTURA20 A, MVX150i E only) .)
2. AF range finding area During Tape mode: Screen center During Card mode: Selected from three locations on screen (screen center only during Full
Auto mode)
3. Range finding frame display During Tape mode: None During Card mode: Supported (3-point range finding frame display: User can select from (green) one of
three range finding frames)
4. AF operating range 10 mm to (Wide end), 1 m to across full zoom range (From lens front)
5. AF operating illumination range 50 lx to 100,000 lx
6. AF mode switching Continuous AF/manual focus. AF ON/OFF switching is possible in all but Full Auto mode (operation by pressing focus button).
Manual focus In manual focusing (AF OFF), manual focus [ MF ] display appears inside viewfinder.
7. Forced infinity setting Holding down the Focus button (approx. 3 sec.) sets the focus to Infinity and displays [ MF ] in the viewfinder.
4.5.8 Viewfinder 0.33-inch Color LCD (Approx. 113,000 pixels)
ON when LCD monitor closed (panel facing inwards) and during mirror shooting
1. Rotation Possible
2. Detaching eyepiece Not possible
3. Diopter movement range +1.5 to 5.5 diopter (When eye is at eyepiece)
4. Lens configuration Two-lens configuration
4.5.9 LCD panel DM-FV M10, OPTURA20 A, MVX150i E 3.5-inch Color LCD Approx. 123,000 pixels [560(H) 220(V)] TFT active matrix drive
OPTURA10 A, MVX100i E : 2.5-inch Color LCD Approx. 112,000 pixels [480(H) 234(V)] TFT active matrix drive
RGB delta arrangement ON when LCD monitor not closed (panel facing inwards)
1. Angle adjustment Possible; Monitoring is possible for high-angle, low-angle, and during mirror shooting.
2. Information display Color display of operating mode, simple zoom position, remaining battery charge, remaining tape, time code, warnings and other
indications. Limited display*2 during mirror shooting.
Relationship between LCD monitor and viewfinder (CVF)
Camera mode and Camera/Card recording mode VCR mode and Card Playback mode
LCD panel position LCD panel CVF LCD panel CVF
Panel closed (panel facing inwards) off on off on
Panel closed (panel facing outwards) on off on off
Panel open on off on off
Mirror shooting *2 on *1 on on off
*1: Mirror mode possible by menu selection.

*2: When using the Mirror mode, the following indicators in the LCD panel are displayed as mirror image characters.
AE lock, Wind Screen, 16:9, Card Mix, Fader, Digital Effect, Shutter speed, Date code display
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4.5.10 White balance adjustment TTL 128-segments, New white extraction system FAWB. With set/preset (Outdoor: 5,600 k, Indoor: 3,200 k) function (Selected
from camera menu).
Adjustment range 2800 k to 8000 k
4.5.11 Digital features function Fader, Effect and Multi-screen modes
Fader: Linked to Start/Stop button. Can be used 1 time when Fade mode displayed. (Mode indication goes out when Fader
ends.)
Effect: Effect continues until mode is turned OFF.
Multi-screen: Loads and displays multiple screens at set interval or manually. Displayed until mode is turned OFF.
Card Mix: Mixes and displays included sample images, images recorded on cards and motion video.
1. Fader (Only in recording on tape) Audio synchronized Fader
Auto Fade (Japanese model: Fade to white, Overseas model: Fade to black), Wipe, Corner Wipe, Jump, Flip, Puzzle, Zigzag,
Beam, Tide
Fade time Approx. 4 seconds
2. Effects Art, Black and White, Sepia, Mosaic, Ball, Cube, Wave, Color Mask, Mirror (Only Black and White in card recording mode)
Effect function turned ON/OFF from D. Effect button. Toggle operation
3. Multi-screen (Not available in
Night mode, Super night mode)
Number of screens 4 (2 2), 9 (3 3), 16 (4 4)
Operation mode Manual, Fast (4 frames), Normal (6 frames), Slow (8 frames)
In Low Light mode: Fast (4 frames), Normal (8 frames), Slow (12 frames)
4. Availability in operation mode
Camera Card/Camera
Motion video Still image Motion video Still image
Digital Fader
Digital Effect Black and White Black and White
only only
Multi-screen
Card Mix
4.5.12 Built-in microphone Stereo using electret condenser microphone

Stereo sound created using non-directional microphone 2 + Electric circuit
Wind screen function Supported With ON/OFF switch (Selected from menu. However, built-in microphone only.)
4.5.13 VFL-1 strobe shooting Light adjustment system using preliminary flash
1. Strobe mode Auto strobe, Auto strobe with red eye suppression, forced strobe, strobe OFF
2. Shutter speed In forced strobe mode, strobe emitted at 1/1000 sec and slower (switches to 1/1000 sec when set to 1/2000 and faster ... In tape
mode
Strobe emitted at 1/250 sec and slower ... In card mode
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4. Shooting distance Single shot mode Approx.1 to 5.5 m (tape mode, card mode)
Continues shot mode Approx. 1 to 2 m (card mode)
5. Charge time Approx. 10 seconds
4.5.14. Card Mix (Only in camera mode)
Mix type Card Chroma key, Card Lumi. Key, Camera Chroma key, Animation Title
Mix level adjustment 32 levels (Card Chroma key, Card Lumi. Key and Camera Chroma Key only)
Animation Title 3 types: Corner Animation, Straight Animation and Random Animation
(Animation titles for DOM models are provided in the Accessory Kit AK-550, and the titles for overseas models are already
recorded in the supplied SD Memory Card SDC-8M.)
4.5.15 Other additional functions
1. Time code Displays recording time (0:00:00 to 7:59:59) and records in sub-code area.
2. Data code The date and camera information during recording are automatically recorded and can be displayed during playback.
Time and date Automatic calendar range: January 1, 2003 through December 31, 2030 (the initial setting is January 1, 2003)
World clock capability (select the name of your destination city and the date and time are automatically adjusted to the local date
and time) Supports daylight savings time.
During playback, time can be displayed in three different modes (date only, time and date, or time only). (Time and date can be
displayed for January 1, 1990 through December 31, 2089.)
Camera data Shutter speed and aperture value information are recorded (but not displayed during recording), and can be displayed during
playback.
3. Accessory shoe Compatible with Advanced Accessory Shoe (VFL-1, DM-50, and VL-3 cordless connection)
4. REC Search mechanism Supported. Tape can be played (forward or reverse) by pressing the REC Search button while camera recording is paused. (When
REC Search ends, the camera recording is paused again.)
5. REC Review function Supported. Accessed by operating the Recording Check button when camera recording is paused.
6. Zero Set Memory Supported. This function allows you to rewind or fast-forward the tape to the position where the WL-D79 Zero Set Memory key is
pressed (the counter value is set to 0:00:00). (During recording, only zero setting is allowed. This function can be used in Playback
mode.)
7. Remote control reception ON/ Possible. This can be done in Camera mode and VCR mode (through menu selection). When operating WL-D79, this takes
OFF approx. 2 seconds.
8. Headphone volume adjustment Possible. Adjustable by Select/Set button
9. 16:9 Vertical stretching
10. AEB shooting In Card/Camera mode, recording is performed by automatically changing the exposure correction in 0, 0.5, or + 0.5 steps
(Continuous shooting mode: when AEB is selected).
4.6 Recorder NTSC models PAL models

4.6.1 Recording functions Camera shooting and recording, DV input recording, Camera shooting and recording, DV input recording, analog input
analog input recording recording
1. Recording format Consumer electronics digital DVC (SD specs) Consumer electronics digital DVC (SD specs)
2. Tape speed Approx. 18.81 mm/second (in SP mode) Approx. 12.56 Approx. 18.83 mm/second (in SP mode) Approx. 12.57 mm/second
mm/second (in LP mode) (in LP mode)
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3. DV input recording Complies with IEEE1394 Complies with IEEE1394

Records video/audio signals from a digital video camera Records video/audio signals from a digital video camera connected
connected through a DV cable. through a DV cable.
4. Analog input recording Records analog video/audio signals using an S-Video Records analog video/audio signals using an S-Video terminal and
terminal and AV mini terminal. AV mini terminal.
5. Priority of terminals during DV terminal > S-Video terminal > AV mini terminal DV terminal > S-Video terminal > AV mini terminal
recording
4.6.2 Insert Recording Possible Possible
1. Insert-capable tapes SP recording only with tape to be inserted. SP recording only with tape to be inserted.
4.6.3 Audio Dubbing Recording Possible (SD spec tapes only) Possible (SD spec tapes only)
1. Audio Dubbing-capable tapes Only tapes with 12-bit/SP recording (other than 4-channel Only tapes with 12-bit/SP recording (other than 4-channel
simultaneous recording) can be used in Audio Dubbing simultaneous recording) can be used in Audio Dubbing Recording.
Recording.
2. Audio Dubbing signal input Audio signal from LINE (AV mini terminal) or microphone Audio signal from LINE (AV mini terminal) or microphone (external >
(external > internal) internal)
3. Switching To Audio Dubbing Press audio dubbing button on remote control while Press audio dubbing button on remote control while playback is
playback is paused. paused.
4.6.4 Playback functions Standard Playback and Superb Playback Standard Playback and Superb Playback
1. Standard Playback
a. Video Video recorded in SP and LP modes Video recorded in SP and LP modes
b. Audio 16-bit Supports the following sampling frequencies: 48 kHz, Supports the following sampling frequencies: 48 kHz, 44.1 kHz,
44.1 kHz, 32 kHz. 32 kHz.
12-bit Sampling frequency: 32 kHz Sampling frequency: 32 kHz
Stereo 1, Stereo 2, or mixed playback of Stereo 1 and Stereo 1, Stereo 2, or mixed playback of Stereo 1 and Stereo 2
Stereo 2 (variable mix ratio) (variable mix ratio)
2. Superb Playback Plays video only lays video only
a. Still image playback Pure frame playback Pure frame playback
b. Fast-forward playback Approx. 9.5 speed Approx. 11.5 speed
c. Rewind playback Approx. 9.5 speed Approx. 11.5 speed
d. Frame playback Forward/reverse frame feeding Forward/reverse frame feeding
e. Slow playback Forward/reverse 1/3-speed Forward/reverse 1/3-speed
f. 1 SP Playback Forward/reverse 1 speed Forward/reverse 1 speed
g. 2 SP Playback Forward/reverse 2 speed Forward/reverse 2 speed
h. Edit search Forward/reverse 1 speed Forward/reverse 1 speed
4.6.5 Tape fast-forward/rewind time Approx. 2 minutes and 20 seconds (using 60-minute tape) Approx. 2 minutes and 20 seconds (using 60-minute tape)
4.6.6 Input signals
1. DV terminal SD format signals complying with IEEE1394-AV/C protocol SD format signals complying with IEEE1394-AV/C protocol
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2. AV mini terminal
a. Video signals NTSC standard color video signals PAL standard color video signals
Impedance 75 75
Signal level 1 Vp-p (composite) 1 Vp-p (composite)
b. Audio signals
Types of signals Stereo audio signal Stereo audio signal
Impedance Min. 40 k Min. 40 k
Signal level 10 dBv 10 dBv
3. S-Video terminal
Signal configuration NTSC Y/C separated video signal PAL Y/C separated video signal
Impedance 75 75
Signal level 0.286 Vp-p (color burst signal) 0.3 Vp-p (Color burst signal)
4. Microphone terminal 3.5 mm mini stereo jack 3.5 mm mini stereo jack
Impedance Min. 5 k Min. 5 k
Level 57 dBv (When using 600 microphone) 57 dBv (When using 600 microphone)
5. USB port USB1.1 compatible USB1.1 compatible
4.6.7 Output signals
1. DV terminal Complies with IEEE1394-AV/C protocol Complies with IEEE1394-AV/C protocol
2. AV mini terminal 3.5 mm 4-pin mini-jack 3.5 mm 4-pin mini-jack
a. Video signals
Signal configuration NTSC standard color video signals PAL standard color video signals
Output impedance 75 75
Output signal level 1 Vp-p (composite) 1 Vp-p (composite)
Horizontal resolution
Self recording/playback Approx. 520 TV lines (Screen center) Approx. 520 TV lines (Screen center)
Camera EE OUT Max. 520 TV lines (Screen center) Max. 520 TV lines (Screen center)
Catalog value: approx. 520 TV lines (Screen center) Catalog value: approx. 520 TV lines (Screen center)
b. Audio signals
Types of signals Stereo audio signal Stereo audio signal
Output impedance Max. 3 k Max. 3 k
Output signal level 10 dBv (with 47 k load) 10 dBv (with 47 k load)
Frequency characteristic 60 Hz to 16 kHz (Range between 1 kHz standard 3 dB) 60 Hz to 16 kHz (Range between 1 kHz standard 3 dB)
Audio signal S/N
During microphone input Min. 48 dB Min. 48 dB
During external microphone Min. 48 dB Min. 48 dB
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3. S-Video terminal
Signal configuration NTSC Y/C separated video signal PAL Y/C separated video signal
Video signals 1 Vp-p (brightness + synchronization signal) 1 Vp-p (brightness + synchronization signal)
Color signal 0.286 Vp-p (color burst signal) 0.3 Vp-p (Color burst signal)
Brightness signal S/N Min. 45 dB Min. 45 dB
Horizontal resolution
Self recording/playback Conforming to camera EE OUT Conforming to camera EE OUT
Camera EE OUT Max. 520 TV lines (Screen center) Max. 520 TV lines (Screen center)
Catalog value: approx. 520 TV lines (Screen center) Catalog value: approx. 520 TV lines (Screen center)
4. Headphone terminal 3.5 mm stereo mini-jack 3.5 mm stereo mini-jack
Output impedance 47 47
Output signal level 25 dBv (with 16 load and max. volume) 25 dBv (with 16 load and max. volume)
5. USB port Complies with USB 1.1

Computer that can be connected USB device class Independent class
Compatible computer systems Windows: IBM PC/AT compatible, NEC PC98-NX Series (Japan only)
Macintosh: Power Macintosh, PowerBook, iMac, iBook
Computer operating system Windows: Windows 98, Windows 98SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP
Macintosh: Mac OS 8.6 to X
4.6.8 Memory card system
1. Types of memory cards used MultiMediaCard, SD memory card
2. Recordable image types
Still image JPEG recording
In Camera mode If "Card " is selected in the Photo Record menu, the user can use the Photo button to record a still image to the memory card
while recording a motion video to the tape (Tape simultaneous recording function: VGA still image).
In Card Recording mode Still image is recorded using the Photo button (image size and image quality are selectable). Writing in Progress warning is
displayed in the EVF/LCD.
In VCR mode Still image is recorded using the Photo button during tape playback (pressed halfway down for still image playback and pressed all
the way down for recording).
Also, DV input images (when no tape loaded or loaded tape is stopped) can be recorded by pressing Photo button (pressing
halfway captures still image of DV input, pressing all the way records image).
Motion video Motion JPEG + audio (monaural) recording
Image quality in recording onto card from tape, DV input and AV input
Source Source recording system Image recorded on card
Tape/DV input Progressive or frame motion video recording Progressive or frame image
Tape/DV input Normal motion video recording Simple pure frame image
Analog AV input Normal motion video recording Field image
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3. File name and folder name Based on the DCF (Design rule for Camera File system) rules and still image (Exif 2.2) file management specifications/DPOF
(Digital Print Order Format) file management specifications, the following names are assigned to recorded cards after formatting in
the Format menu.
Card volume label CANON DV
Types of files Compression system Folder and file name
Still image (Exif 2.2) file JPEG //DCIM/xxxCANON/IMG_yyyy.JPG
Motion video file JPEG //DCIM/xxxCANON/MVI_ yyyy.JPG
Motion video thumbnail file (*1) JPEG //DCIM/xxxCANON/MVI _yyyy.THM
Photo stitch JPEG //DCIM/xxxCANON/STz _yyyy.JPG
Zoom browser JPEG //DCIM/xxxCANON/AUT_ yyyy.JPG
DPOF file TEXT //MISC/AUTPRINT.MRK
Work file TEXT //DCIM/CANONMSC/xxx.tmp
xxx: Folder No., yyyy: File No., z: A to Z
(*1) Comes from motion video file of same file No. DCF folder and file name//DCIM/xxxCANON/AUT_yyyy.JPG
xxx: Folder No., yyyy: File No.
File No. Files are managed internally by folder No. and file No.
Photographed images are numbered from 0001 to 9900 and saved 100 images to a folder. Each folder is assigned numbers 100 to
998.
Relationship between folder No. and file No.
Folder No. File No. Saved files

100 0001 0002 0003 ...... 0099 0100 Sample image included at time of shipping
101 0101 0102 0103 ...... 0199 0200
102 0201 0202 0203 ...... 0299 0300
...
198 9801 9802 9803 ...... 9899 9900 Photographed image recording area
200 0001 0002 0003 ...... 0099 0100
...
998 9801 9802 9803 ...... 9899 9900
Photographed images start from 101-0101 and are basically numbered to be greater than Directory No. - File No. of files saved on
MultiMediaCards.
4. Recording image size/Image
quality
Still image recording
In tape simultaneous recording 640 480 (VGA) / Switchable between Super Fine, Fine, and Normal
In card/camera mode 1280 960 (SXGA equivalent), 640 480 (VGA) / Switchable between Super Fine, Fine, and Normal
In copy recording 640 480 (VGA) / Switchable between Super Fine, Fine, and Normal
NTSC models PAL models

Motion video recording 320 240, 160 120 15 frame/sec 320 240, 160 120 12.5 frame/sec
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5. Number of recorded images

(When using SDC-8M)
Still image recording 1280 960, 640 480
Super Fine mode Approx. 6 (approx. 850 KB), Approx. 34 (approx. 175 KB)
Fine mode Approx. 10 (approx. 550 KB), Approx. 50 (approx. 120 KB)
Normal mode Approx. 18 (approx. 300 KB), Approx. 84 (approx. 65 KB)
Motion video recording 320 240, 160 120
Continuous recording time Approx. 10 sec (Approx. 2.7 MB), Approx. 30 sec (Approx. 2.7 MB)
(Pershot )
Per sec Approx. 270 KB, Approx. 90 KB
* The included SDC-8M contains prerecorded title images, therefore the actual number of recorded images will be less than above.
* The given number of recorded images is only for reference. The number will vary greatly depending on focal length, subject and
other conditions when taking pictures.
6. Still image
Number of frames per continuous image recording session and card recording time
Size Image quality VFL-1 Speed Frames Remark
Super Fine
Not installed (when Up to 10 Using Toshiba SD (64 MB)
Fine 2 frame/sec
not activated) frames card.
Normal
1280 960
Super Fine
When strobe is Up to 10 1/4 max. flash luminosity
Fine 2 frame/sec
activated frames per single shooting
Normal
Super Fine
Not installed (when Up to 30 Using Toshiba SD (64 MB)
Fine 3 frame/sec
not activated) frames card.
Normal
640 480
Super Fine
When strobe is Up to 10 1/4 max. flash luminosity
Fine 2 frame/sec
activated frames per single shooting
Normal
7. Card format Formats using format command in the main unit menu. Operation is not guaranteed with PC formats as problems can occur with
some OS.
4.6.9 Digital feature playback function Fader, Effect and Multi-screen modes
Fader: Linked to Start/Stop button. Can be used 1 time when Fade mode displayed. (Mode indication goes out when Fader
ends.)
Effect: Effect continues until mode is turned OFF.
Multi-screen: Loads and displays multiple screens at set interval or manually. Displayed until mode is turned OFF.
1. Fader Audio synchronized Fader. Same Auto Fade as in recording mode (Japanese models: Fade to white, Overseas models: Fade to
black), Wipe, Corner Wipe, Jump, Flip, Puzzle, Zigzag, Beam, Tide
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Fade time Approx. 4 seconds

2. Effects Same as in recording mode. Art, Black and White, Sepia, Mosaic, Ball, Cube, Wave, Color Mask, Mirror
Effect function turned ON/OFF from D. Effect button. Toggle operation
3. Multi-screen
Number of screens 4 (2 2), 9 (3 3), 16 (4 4)
Operation mode Manual, Fast (4 frames), Normal (6 frames), Slow (8 frames)
4. Card Mix Not available
5. Availability in operation mode
Playback (VCR/Tape) Card playback (VCR/Card)
Fader
Effects
Multi-screen
Card Mix
4.6.10 Direct print Still images recorded on memory cards can be easily printed on separately sold card photo printers (CP-10/100) or printers with
direct print support (BJ 895PD/535PD/F890PD) by operation from the video camera. Connection requires a DIF-100 cable
(included with printer). DPOF print setup support (max.200 copies).
1. Printable images Only still images recorded on SD memory card or MultiMediaCard.
2. Print format Single image/8-image (same image printed 8 times on card-size paper) prints, Printing not available from index screen.
3. Trimming Possible. Areas enclosed in trimming frame can be enlarged (approx. 2 ) and printed. Size of trimming frame is user-adjustable.
(H W ratio is fixed.)
The position of the trimming frame is moved by the Select/Set button, and the size of the trimming frame is adjusted by the Zoom
button.
4. Date display Not possible
5. Number of print copies Easy Print: 1 to 9 sheets
DPOF printing: Max. 200 images, 1 to 99 each
4.6.11 Other functions
1. Consecutive shooting mechanism Can be used starting in Recording Pause or Stop mode, or starting with the power off. This does not apply to cases where the
cassette has been removed.
2. Automatic stop function When still image forward playback continues for approx. 5 min or reverse playback continues for approx. 5 min. When a
condensation warning is displayed. When the tape end or beginning is reached.
3. Power automatic stop function This function is activated in the following cases: When Recording Pause continues for approx. 5 min. When the battery voltage
falls below a specified value.
4. Time code Automatically written during recording. Time code values range from 0:00:00:00 to 7:59:59:29 (7:59:59:24 for PAL models) (hours:
minutes: seconds: frames).
5. Photo search This function searches for images shot in Photo mode.
Forward/reverse photo search (use the / keys on the remote control after selecting Photo Search with the remote
control Search Select key)
Values can be entered in a range of up to the 10th photo from the current position.
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6. Date search If there is more than one recording date, this function cue up to the position where the date changes.
Forward/reverse date search (use the / keys on the remote control after selecting Date Search with the remote control
Search Select key.)
Values can be entered in a range of up to the 10th photo from the current position.
7. World clock display Set reference city (city of clock time setting) and select name of city when shooting. Date and time are automatically adjusted to
local date and time, and recorded in data code.
8. Speaker Built-in speaker, with volume adjustment
9. Battery charging function Possible. Battery pack can be charged by mounting in attachment position and using Canon compact power adapter CA-570.
(While charging, charge lamp flickers [single flicker when 0 to approx. 75% charged, double flicker when 75 to approx. 95%
charged] and lights solidly [95% or more charged, charging completed].)
Charge time (Power switch in BP-508: Approx. 110 min, BP-511/BP-512: Approx. 120 min, BP-522: Approx. 210 min, BP-535: Approx. 310 min
OFF position)
10. Still image simultaneous If the Photo button is pressed while recording a motion video to tape, a still image can be recorded to the memory card at an image
recording during recording to tape size of 640 480 and at Super Fine, Fine, and Normal mode quality.
11. File transfer
USB file transfer Still images (JPEG files) and motion video (Motion JPEG files) recorded on memory cards can be uploaded to a PC and still
images (JPEG files) on the PC can be downloaded to memory cards in the camera by connecting the included IFC-300PCU
interface cable between a USB port on the PC and the USB port of the camera.
DV file transfer Still images (JPEG files) and motion video (Motion JPEG files) recorded on memory cards can be uploaded to a PC and still
images (JPEG files) on the PC can be downloaded to memory cards in the camera by connecting a CV-150F (or CV-250F) DV
cable between an IEEE1394 port on the PC and the DV terminal of the camera.
12. Analog/Digital conversion Converts analog AV signals input to the AV terminal into digital DV signals in real-time and outputs the digital DV signals from the
DV terminal.
Images played back from 8 mm tapes and VHS tapes can be uploaded to a PC by connecting an AV cable between the tape deck
and VHS video, and this camera and a DV cable between this camera and a PC. (Turn ON the [AV input DV output] in the
VCR setting on the VCR menu.)
13. Playback zoom During tape or card playback (not available for motion video), the played back image can be enlarged up to approx. 5 by pressing
the zoom lever to the telephoto end. (The first time the playback zoom is operated, the image is enlarged 2 . After that, zooming
changes between 1 and 5 as the zoom lever is operated.) To cancel the playback zoom, hold the zoom lever to the wide end
until the frame display disappears.
Enlarged section during enlarged screen view can be changed by the Select/Set button (the enlarged section on the LCD monitor
is shown by frame indicators and the movable direction with the Select/Set button is indicated by / ). The horizontal and vertical
movement directions can be toggled by pressing the Select/Set button (default is set to [Horizontal] when changed to
enlargement).
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4.13 Related products (List main accessories, including those not currently for sale.)
Canon Digital Videocassette DVM-E60/DVM-E30
Canon Battery Pack BP-508 (Supplied with OPTURA10 A, MVX100i E models only)
Canon Battery Pack BP-511
Canon Compact Power Adapter CA-570
AC Cable /A/B/E/AS
Canon Battery Charger CG-570
Canon Car Battery Cable CB-570
Canon SD Memory Card SDC-8M
* Canon Video Flash Light VFL-1
Canon Video Light VL-3
Canon Directional Stereo Microphone DM-50
Canon Battery Video Light VL-10Li (BP-900 Series battery pack required.)
Canon Battery Pack BP-911/914/915/924/927/930/941/945 (For VL-10Li)
Canon Compact Power Adapter CA-920 /A/E/B/AS (For recharging 900 series battery packs)
Canon Car Battery Adapter CB-920 /E (For recharging the 900 series battery packs)
Canon Wireless Controller WL-D79 /A
* Canon Tele Converter TL-H37
* Canon Wide Converter WD-H37
* Canon Filter Set FS-H37U
Canon Soft Carrying Case SC-1000
Canon DV Cable CV-150F or CV-250F
Canon Stereo Video Cable STV-250N
Canon S-video Cable S-150
Canon Skirt Adapter PC-A10 (For PAL models only)
Canon Card Photo Printer CP-10
Canon Card Photo Printer CP-100
Canon BJ Printer BJ 895PD, 535PD, BJ F890PD
*: New product
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5. Technical explanation
186 mm
75 mm
92 mm
[Image Design Illustration]
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6. System diagram (common to all models)

6-1 System diagram (common to all models)
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7. Overview of viewfinder/LCD panel displays

7-1 Camera mode
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7-2 VCR mode
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7-3 Card/Camera mode
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7-4 Card Playback mode
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7-5 Menu display
7-5-1 Camera mode
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7-5-2 VCR mode
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7-5-3 Card/Camera mode
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7-5-4 Card Playback mode (Card/VCR mode)
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7-5-5 Index Screen
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7-6 Card-related screen displays

7-6-1 Slideshow screen
7-6-2 Index screen
7-6-3 Image protect screen
7-6-4 Print designations screen
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7-6-5 Copy Screen
7-6-6 Image erase screen
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7-6-7 Format screen
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7-6-8 Card mix selection screen
7-6-9 Stitch assist screen
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7-6-10 My Camera settings
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7-6-11 PC connection screen
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7-7 Direct print setting screen
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7-8 Print designations
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7-9 Warning display
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8. Backing up data
8-1 Backup by main power supply
8-2 Backup by main power supply or backup power supply (lithium coin primary battery)
8-3 Backup conditions related to switch operations

8-3-1 Turning off the power
1-68
8-3-2 Switching the power switch to a different position
1-69
8-3-3 Switching Camera modes/switching Program AE modes
1-70
1-71
9. Other
9-1 Green mode
9-2 On-screen
9-3 Headphone, speakers
1-72
9-4 Battery remaining and warning display, low-battery shutoff
9-5 System data display
9-6 System data display
9-7 Data code display
9-8 Confirmation beeps
1-73
9-9 Analog line recording (not available in PAL modes) and DV recording (not available in PAL models)
9-10 Support for analog signal input/output copyright protection signals
1-74
9-11 Video ID1 detection and output support
9-12 Closed caption detection and output (no function)
9-13 Audio dubbing
1-75
9-14 AV Insert (not available in PAL model)
9-15 Analog DV signal conversion
1-76
9-16 Select/Set Button
1-77
CHAPTER 2. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
CONTENTS
1. Functions of P.C.B. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-1
2. Power Supply Circuit ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2-3
2-1 Startup of Power Supply -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-3
2-2 Power Fuse ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2-5
2-3 Power Supply Circuits ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-6
3. Built-in Charger Circuit --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-7
3-1 Outline ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-7
3-2 Operation at Charging ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-8
3-2-1 Conditions to Start Charging ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2-8
3-2-2 Progress of Charging --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-9
4. Signal Processing Circuit ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-10
4-1 Outline of Signal Processing Circuit ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-10
4-2 Camera/Card Signal Processing ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-11
4-2-1 Camera Motion Picture Recording ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-11
4-2-2 Card Still Picture Recording ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-11
4-2-3 Card Motion Picture Recording -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-12
4-3 Recorder Signal Processing --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-13
4-4 Audio Signal Flow -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-14
5. System Control, Servo ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-15
5-1 Outline of System Control, Servo -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-15
5-2 Major Functions of Each Microcomputer ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-16
5-3 Servo Control -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-17
5-4 Personal Computer Connection Mode (USB) ------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-18
5-5 Error Detection ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2-19
5-5-1 Error Detecting Conditions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-19
5-5-2 Processing after Error Detection ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-19
1. Functions of P.C.B.
(1) MAIN P.C.B.
System-control Section
IC100 BACK UP : CCM MI-COM resetting
IC101 RESET : Detects a DC JACK voltage to the CCM MI-COM
IC102 CCM MI-COM : System control, camera, MI-COM for card
IC103 INVERTER : Inverter for manual focus-ring rotation detection line
IC104 FLASH : MEMORY for MMC MI-COM
IC106 INVERTER : Inverter for MMC MI-COM and MACS communication line
Camera/Card Section
IC1101 SDRAM : Memory for MACS (64M)
IC1102 MACS : Camera digital signal processing, and card image processing
IC1103 SDRAM : Memory for MACS (64M)
IC1201 IRIS DRIVE : IRIS driver, and gyro output amp
IC1202 4.6V REGULATOR : 4.6 V regulator
IC1203 OPE AMP : Operation amplifier for control of ND filter
IC1204 OPE AMP : Operation amplifier for control of ND filter
IC1205 D/A CONVERTER : D/A converter for camera adjustment
IC1701 MOTOR DRIVER : Zoom, focus motor driver
PM Section
IC3200 DC/DC CONVERTER CONTROL: Power PWM regulator controller
IC3201 4.6V REGULATOR : 4.6V regulator
IC3202 2.5V REGULATOR : 2.5V regulator
IC3402 OPE AMP : Operational amplifier for charge circuit
Video Section
IC2000 VRP2 : Record/play head amplifier
IC2100 VIF2 : Analog video input/output signal processing
IC2300 FLASH : Memory for FR MI-COM
IC2301 VIC3 : Digital VCR signal processing LSI, IEEE1394 interface
FR MI-COM
IC2302 SDRAM : VIC3 memory (64M)
MO Driver Section
IC300 MOTOR DRIVE : Drum, capstan, and loading motor driver
IC301 OPE AMP : Operational amplifier for reel sensor
Audio Section
IC801 AUDIO INTERFACE : Analog input/output signal processing
IC802 SP DRIVER : Speaker amplifier
IC803 4V REGULATOR : 4V regulator (for speaker amplifier)
CVF Section
IC1501 EVF DRIVER : EVF LCD (CVF) drive
(2) CCD P.C.B.

Camera Section
IC1001 V-DRIVER : CCD V driver
IC1002 CCD : CCD image sensor
IC1003 TIMING GENERATOR : Timing generator for CCD drive
IC1005 CDS/AGC/AD : CCD, TG, CCD output signal sampling, AGC, and A/D converter
IC1006 2.8V REGULATOR : 2.8 V regulator (for CCD board)
2-1
(3) LCD P.C.B.

IC901 EEPROM : EEPROM for LCD data
IC902 LCD DRIVE : LCD signal processing and drive
IC4201 DC/DC CONVERTER CONTROL : Backlight drive
(5) R-KEY BOARD

Various buttons on the light-cover side, memory card slot, lithium battery
(6) JACK2 P.C.B.

MICJACK, USB interface, IEEE 1394 terminal, DC jack
IC1601 P SENSOR GYRO : Angular velocity detection in PITCH direction
IC1602 Y SENSOR GYRO : Angular velocity detection in YAW direction
(7) JACK1 F.P.C.

AV jack, S jack
2-2
2. Power Supply circuit

<Outline>
The power supply system of this machine provides the following advantageous features.
When the DC jack is disconnected from the battery with power turned ON, poser goes OFF once.
The internal battery is charged only when the MAIN switch is at the P OFF position.
When the DC jack not connected with AC power source (not supplied with power) is inserted into the main unit,
power is not turned on even if the battery is mounted. (A AC changeover of main power to the battery is not made
since an event of DC jack mechanism detection takes precedence.)
2-1 Startup of Power Supply
POWER SW
R-KEY P.C.B. JACK 2 P.C.B.
DMC-III TOP
LITHIUM
EJ SW CASSETTE
BATTERY
IN SW P.C.B.
21 CN100 CN2100 22 CN303 12 CN100 25 24

MAIN P.C.B.
DC+ CN3201
2
3 13
E3V
EJECT SW N2
3V G5 E3 DET
14
REG. CAS IN N1
DET 4 VTR M4
POWER SW
SW 12 VCC CAMERA M3
POWER SW
RESET 11 G1 RESET
2.6V 2
DET. V13 LI DET
JACK2 P.C.B. IC102
IC100 N1 DC J DET
CCM
DC JACK BACK UP MI-COM.
5 7 G5 UNREG DET
CN2100
12 DVDD 2.7V DVDD 2.5V L2 VTR ON
DC JACK DET CHARGE
CN3202 K3
5 IC101
BATT+ 5 4 SERIAL
6 RESET DATA
Q1803
Q1802
VTR ON IC2301
PM SECTION FR
MI-COM.
(VIC3)
Fig. 2-1
2-3
Backup Lithium Battery

LI3V power from the lithium battery is input to pin 3 of the IC100, and it is output from pin 12 as power to the MMC
microcomputer. Thus, the MMC microcomputer performs data backup and clock operation when main power supply
is not connected.
When the voltage of the lithium battery decreases below 2.6 V (or when the lithium battery is not loaded), the IC100
outputs the L signal from pin 2. Upon receipt of this signal at the time of power-on, the MMC microcomputer sends
it to the FR microcomputer,which then issue a lithium battery low-level warning indication.]
Backup Lithium Battery

Main power (DC-JACK/BATTERY) is supplied to pin 13 of IC100. Through the internal regulator in IC100, the main
power thus supplied is converted to 3V power, which is output as E3V from pin 14 of IC100. Furthermore, through the
internal switch, the main power is converted to LI3V, which is output from pin 12 of IC100 as a power voltage for
driving the MMC MI-COM.
Supplied with the main power, IC100 outputs the L signal from its pin 4. When the MMC MI-COM receives the L
signal and the two signals output from pin 4 of IC101, it recognizes that the power supply is loaded. Then the MMC
MI-COM performs initialization to set up a stand-by state. In this state, the MMC MI-COM carries out detection of
start-related switch signals. Upon detection of these switch signals, the MMC MI-COM delivers the VCR ON (H)
signal from its pins L2. When the VCR ON(H)signalis output, each circuit power is made active.
When each power is made active, 2.5V power is input to pins 7 of IC100. 2.5V power is output as the power for the
MMC MI-COM from pin 12 of IC100 to save its power consumption.
2-4
2-2 Power Fuse
MAIN P.C.B.
CN3201 FU3200
1.4V, 2.7V, 3V, 12V,
2 DC
CCD LINREG
FU3202
MECHA UNREG
FU3203
DC/DC CONVERTOR UNREG
CHARGE FU3204
SHOE UNREG, LED UNREG
FU3201
P5, VTR UNREG, 4.7V
CN3202 FU3205
5,6 BATT MICOM UNREG
Fig. 2-2
The power supply from the battery DC JACK is supplied to six fuses on the MAIN P.C.B., through which the follow-
ing six power voltage are delivered.
(1) UNREG : FU3200

3V power source (LCD3V, AA 3V, HA 3V, CAM 3V)
2.7V power source (SDRAM 2.7V, AVDD 2.7V, DVDD 2.7V )
2.5V power source (DVDD 2.5V)
1.4V power source (DVDD 1.4V, AVDD 1.4V)
CCD drive power source (-7V, +15V)
(2) P5/VCR UNREG : FU3201

4.7V power source (AA 4.7V, VIF 4.7V, HA 4.7V, SS4.7V)
5V power source (POW 5V, LCD 5V)
LCD Drive Power Supply (12 V)
CVF Drive Power Supply (8.5 V)
VCR UNREG
(3) MECHA UNREG : FU3202

CAPSTAN/DRUM
(4) DC/DC UNREG : FU3203

DC/DC CONVERTER
(5) SHOE UNREG : FU3204

Accessory shoe power source, LED Power Supply
(6) MI-COM UNREG : FU3205

MI-COM UNREG (BATTERY)
2-5
2-3 Power Supply Circuits
Figure 2-3 shows the power supply circuits.

The ON/OFF condition of each power supply voltage is controlled by the VCR ON signals output from the MODE MI-
COM.
MAIN P.C.B.
46
UNREG
LPF AVDD 1.4V
PWM 50 REG. LPF DVDD 1.4V

CH-1 Q3203
IC3202
43
UNREG REG. DVDD 2.5V
PWM 53 REG. LPF SDRAM 2.7V

CH-2 Q3202
IC3201 LPF AVDD 2.7V
DC/DC 40 LPF DVDD 2.7V
CONVERTER
CONTROL
PWM 56 REG. LPF CAM 3V
CH-3 Q3204
LPF LCD 3V
LPF AA 3V
LPF HA 3V
37
UNREG
IC3201
PWM 57 REG. REG. LPF AA 4.7V
CH-4 Q3205
LPF VIF 4.7V
LPF VIF 4.7V

21
UNREG
LPF SS 4.7V
P 5V
PWM 60 REG.
LPF LCD 5V
CH-5 Q3206
DRUM VM
15
UNREG
PWM 61 REG. CAP VM

CH-6 Q3207
5
UNREG
LPF LCD 12V

REG.
PWM 64 LPF LCD 8.5V
CH-8 Q3208 Q3200
VTR ON 28 Q3209 D3200
30 11
UNREG
31
LPF CCD 15V

PWM 62 REG.
CH-7 LPF CCD -7V
Q3201
T3200
Fig. 2-3
2-6
3. Built-in Charger Circuit
DC MAIN P.C.B.
P.C.B.
DC JACK DET
CN3201
DC IC101
DC JACK DET
2 DC+
UNREG DET
JACK RESET
1 DC-
CN2100
G5 N1
12 DC J DET
Q3405
Q3403 INIT CHG2
K4
Q3404 BATT AD
A3
INIT CHG1
L6
Q3406 IC102
CCM
CCM-COM.
CHAGE
Q3402 K3
A/D I
L3
A4 B3
IC3402
A/D V
BATT INFO AD
BATTERY
CN3202
5,6 BATT+
3,4 BATT-
2 BATT INFO AD
D
1 BATT E3 BATT E3
B
Fig. 2-4
3-1 Outline
The main circuit elements and their functions are as follows.
(1) IC102 : CCM MI-COM

Charging voltage and charging current control
Detection and display of charging progress
Error discrimination and display
Battery type discrimination and DC jack input detection
(2) IC 3402 : OPE AMP

Signal amplification for detecting charging current
(3) Q3402/Q3403
Power supply changeover switch
(4) Q3404/Q3405 : TRANSISTOR

Trickle charge switch
2-7
3-2 Operation at Charging
3-2-1 Conditions To Start Charging

When the following conditions are satisfied, the CCM MI-COM (IC102) starts charging.
Conditions Detection Source of detection

Main unit power is turned OFF. CCM MI-COM pin M3/M4 POWER SW
Battery is installed. CCM MI-COM pin B3 Battery D terminal
(BATT INFO AD) (CN3202 pin 2)
DC JACK is inserted. CCM MI-COM pin N1 DC JACK
(DC JACK DET) (CN2100 pin 12)
DC JACK input voltage is 8.4 0.3V. CCM MI-COM pin A3
(BATT AD) DC JACK
CCM MI-COM pin G5 (CN3201 pin 2)
(UNREG DET)
2-8
3-2-2 Progress of Charging

When the conditions described in 3-2-1 are satisfied, the CCM MI-COM starts charging according to the specifications in
Fig. 2-5.
The charging current in quick charge can be restricted by CA-570.
* Charging is allowed to start provided that the UNREG voltage is 8.4 0.3V before
starting the charging. Otherwise, an error is indicated.
* Charging can be performed provided that the power is turned OFF.
* If the DC JACK is detected, the charging is turned OFF when the power is turned ON
(no power supplied from the battery). LED lights up steadily
Up to battery removed/installed
LED flashes once LED flashes twice and power turned ON
Charging current
Quick charge 1.525A 0.075A

If the battery is not removed/installed
When battery voltage 1.1A after completion of charge, charging
becomes 6.5V, ADI detection voltage does not start unless the battery voltage
quick charge starts. = 1.706V becomes 7V or lower.
* An error is indicated and charging is turned OFF if the battery voltage becomes 6.4V
or lower during charging other than trickles 1 and 2.
* An error is indicated and charging is turned OFF if the battery voltage becomes 5V
or lower during charging trickle 2.
* An error is indicated and charging is turned OFF if the charging voltage is 1.8A or higher
(detected voltage > 2.7V).
* Charging is turned OFF if the charging current is 70mA or lower. BP511/BP512/
BP508: 10 min.
BP522: 10 min.
If the battery voltage BP535: 10 min.
becomes 5.2V,
the trickle 2 starts. 100mA
350mA max. ADI detection voltage 70mA
= 0.155V ADI detection
Trickle 1 voltage
50mA max. = 0.109V
Lapsed time
TOTAL TIMER Charge

ended
BATT V 5.2V BATT V 6.5V BATT V 6.5V BATT V 8.0V

INIT-CHG1 ON ADI detection voltage 0.155V ADI detection voltage ADI detection voltage
INIT-CHG2 OFF 1.706V 1.706V 0.109V
CHG OFF INIT-CHG1 OFF INIT-CHG1 OFF INIT-CHG1 OFF
INIT-CHG2 OFF INIT-CHG2 OFF INIT-CHG2 OFF
CHG ON CHG ON CHG OFF
Torque 1 timer Quick charge timer 2-flash timer

110 min. max. Error indicated and LED lit and charging ended at
Error indicated and charging OFF at timeout timeout
charging OFF at timeout
BP511/BP512/ BP511/BP512/BP508 : 2Hmax
BP508 : 2Hmax BP522 : 4Hmax
BP535 : 5Hmax
5.2V BATT V 6.5V BATT V 8.0V

INIT-CHG1 ON 0.109V ADI detection voltage 0.155V
INIT-CHG2 ON INIT-CHG1 OFF
CHG OFF INIT-CHG2 OFF
CHG ON
Torque 2 timer Total timer Supplementary timer
100 min. max. LED lit and charging ended at LED lit and charging ended at
Error indicated and timeout timeout
charging OFF at timeout
BP511/BP512/BP508 : 6Hmax BP511/BP512/BP508 : 1Hmax
Fig. 2-5
2-9
4. Signal Processing Circuit
4-1 Outline of Signal Processing Circuit
Figure 2-6 shows the entire block diagram of the signal processing circuit and the flow of video and audio signals.
CCD P.C.B. MAIN P.C.B. TOP P.C.B.
IC1002 IC1005 IC501 CVF

LENS
CCD CDS/AGC/AD EVF DRIVE LCD
MEMORY LCD
CARD IC1101 R-KEY
SDRAM P.C.B.
P.C.B.
IC903
IC1103 LCD
SDRAM DRIVE
IC1102
R-KEY MACS IC2301
P.C.B. VIC3
JACK 1 F.P.C. IC2303

LCD
SDRAM
MIN AV IC2100
JACK VIF2
USB
TERMINAL
DV
TERMINAL
JACK 2 P.C.B.
IC801
AIF3
LED JACK 1
MIC DIF
P.C.B. F.P.C.
IC802 FR IC2000
SP DRIVE MICOM VRP2
TOP
P.C.B. REC/PB
SPEAKER HEAD
Fig. 2-6
2-10
4-2 Camera/Card Signal Processing
4-2-1 Camera Motion Picture Recording
64 Mbit SDRAM 64 Mbit SDRAM

IC1101 IC1103
32 bit 32 bit
SDRAM IF
CDS/ Deformation, Synthesis

CCD AGC/ Drawing COMP
proc resize nr VIC3
REND
IC1002 AD IC2301
IC1005 Camera signal
36MHz 12bit processing
18MHz JPEG
JPEG CARD IF
GRAB
FR
AIF MI-COM
IC801 Audio
IC1102 USB
Fig. 2-7
4-2-2 Card Still Picture Recording

IC1101 IC1103
32 bit 32 bit
FR
SDRAM IF DMA MI-COM
RAW YCC 1 YCC 2
Deformation, Synthesis
CDS/ Drawing VIC3
COMP
CCD AGC/ nr REND IC2301
proc resize
IC1002 AD
IC1005
Camera signal
36MHz 12bit processing JPEG CARD IF SD
18MHz GRAB
CARD
AIF
IC801 Audio
IC1102 USB
Fig. 2-8
2-11
4-2-3 Card Motion Picture Recording

IC1101 IC1103
32 bit 32 bit
SDRAM IF DMA
FR
YCC 1 YCC 2 MI-COM
Deformation,
CDS/ Synthesis VIC3
Drawing
CCD AGC/ COMP IC2301
REND
IC1001 AD proc resize nr
IC1005
36MHz 12bit Camera signal
18MHz processing JPEG CARD IF SD
GRAB CARD
AIF Audio
IC801
IC1102 USB
Fig. 2-9
<CCD> IC1001
1/4 inches interlaced CCD
Complementary color filter
Total number of pixels Approx. 133,000,000
Effective number of pixels Tape : Approx. 690,000,000 / Card : Approx. 123,000,000
<CDS/AGC/AD/TG> IC1005
A signal read out of the CCD is extracted. Then, after the extracted signal is subjected to AGC processing and A/D
conversion, it is output as a digital signal.
< MACS> IC1102
Various camera signal processing operations (EIS, AWB, etc.) and digital effect processing operation are carried out.
This circuit carries out various camera signal processing operations (EIS, AWB, etc.), and digital effect processing. It
also performs multimedia-application signal processing mainly for still image recording.
Feature engine
High-speed card interface
JPEG
Audio data compression (ADPCM)
USB 1.1 function
< SDRAM> IC1101/1103
Field memory for camera signal processing and digital effect processing
Image data memory for Memory card write/read operation.
2-12
4-3 Recorder Signal Processing
VIC BLOCK DIF BLOCK
IC2303 SDRAM DIF DV

SDRAM INTERFACE INTERFACE TERMINAL
VIDEO
A DATA HEAD
IC1102 VIDEO COMPRESSION REC/PB IC2000
B DATA ECC
MACS INTERFACE /DEMOD. PROCESS VRP2
IC2100 AUDIO IC801 AV

D/A A/D BUS
VIF2 INTERFACE AIF3 JACK
AV JACK
S TERMINAL
CVF R,G,B MI-COM. BLOCK USB BLOCK
LCD
LCD FR MI-COM. USB INTERFACE USB
IC2301 TERMINAL
VIC3
Fig. 2-10
<VIC3 > IC2301
The VIC, MI-COM, DIF INTERFACE and USB INTERFACE circuits are integrated on a single semiconductor chip.
A/B DATA : Input in camera mode. B DATA is output and A DATA is input at playback. (MACS digital
effect circuit is used at playback.)
The video data and signals input to VIC3 are subjected to digital VCR format signal processing.
Audio data,subcode data and ITI data are also created at VIC3, and these signals are output to
VRP2 as 41.85 Mbps data of DV format.
DIF : After conversion to digital data conforming to IEEE1394 standard, the data is output at DV
terminal. At digital input, the data enters VIC3 signal processing circuit via the opposite route.
<VRP2 > IC2000
Recording data of 41.85 Mbps output from VIC3 is amplified at VRP2, and is recorded on magnetic tape while
undergoing head switching of CH-1, CH-2 with a switching pulse. At playback, the head output signal is amplified
and sent to VIC3.
< VIF2 > IC2100
Y and C signals sent from VIC3 are output as Y, C signals for S terminal and composite video.
At line input, input signals undergo level adjustment, sync signal separation and are output to VIC3.
2-13
4-4 Audio Signal Flow
L
MIC R
L
IC1102 IC2301 IC2000
HEAD MACS VIC3 VRP2
R
PHONE
L IC801
REC/
AV AIF3
R MEM IF CARD IF PB
JACK
L HEAD
EXT
R
MIC
BEEP SDRAM SDRAM CARD
FR MI-COM.
L+R
IC802
BEEP FR
SPEAKER
MI-COM.
DRIVER
SPEAKER
Fig. 2-11
<AIF> IC801
Carries out switching between internal and external microphones (by means of serial data from FR MI-COM), plus
ALC (AutoLevel Control), and amplification of various output signals. For the beep tone issued at ejection, etc., the
signal from the FRMI-COM is generated in the circuit and changed over in the AIF. The microphone amplifier, HPF,
ALC, A/D, D/A, and digital I/F circuits are contained in this IC. It is also used for changeover between ordinary voice
sound and beep sound.
<SPEAKER DRIVER > IC802

This integrated circuit is used for speaker drive operation.
2-14
5. System Control, Servo

5-1 Outline of System Control, Servo
Figure 2-12 shows the overall configuration of the system control & servo circuit, plus the flow of data. System
control is performed by the FR MI-COM (IC2301) and CCM MI-COM (IC102) on MAIN P.C.B.
R-KEY P.C.B. MAIN P.C.B. DRUM

IC3200 D-VS
M
MEMORY IC1102 DC/DC C-VS DRUM
CARD MACS CONVERTER DRIVER
FG/PG
POWER SW
PWM D PWM C
CAPSTAN
START/STOP M
DFG/PG CAPSTAN
SW DRIVER
CFG
VIC
FG
PHOTO SW
TOP IC300
P.C.B. MOTOR
ZOOM SW DRIVER
LOADING
LOADING
M
LED DRIVER
P.C.B.
DMC III
IC2300
FLASH
DIAL SW MODE SW
FR C.DOWN SW
MI-COM BOT/EOT
SENS.
DEW
IC2000 REEL FG
VRP2
R/T JACK1
IC2301
P.C.B. F.P.C. VIC3
MF RING
HEAD
DETECT
IC2100 IC801
VIF2 AIF3
REMOTE
CONTROL R-KEY IC102 MIC
SIGNAL P.C.B CCM
RECEIVER
MI-COM
LCD P.C.B.
EJECT SW
JACK2 P.C.B.
IC901
LENS EEPROM
IC1003
TG
IC1701 IC1002 IC1202 IC1501 IC902

MOTOR CDS AGC IRIS EVF LCD
DRIVER A/D DRIVE DRIVER R-KEY DRIVER
P.C.B.
Fig. 2-12
2-15
5-2 Major Functions of Each Microcomputer
(1) FR MI-COM (IC2301 : VIC3)

The FR MI-COM, as the nucleus of the system, carries out control of mode transition plus mechanism control through
communi-cationwith CCM MI-COM. It also detects of various sensors and switches (DMCIII). Following are the
major functions.
VIC (Video) VIF2 (Video Interface) control / AIF3 (Audio Interface) controls / DIF (Digital Interface) controls
DMC III mechanism control
OSD (On Screen Display) bitmap control
(2) CCM MI-COM (IC102)

CCM MI-COM is the integrated chip that contains CARD, CAMERA and MODE MI-COMs.
Key input
LCD / EVF control
Remote control input
Power ON/OFF control
Built-in charge circuit control
MIC (Memory In Cassette) control
USB interface control
Card control
CCD drive control
AE, AF, AWB control
EIS (Electric Image Stabilizer) control
2-16
5-3 Servo Control
Servo control is carried out by the VIC3 (VIC and FR MI-COM). The FR MI-COM is used for servo control of motor
ON/OFF and rotational direction, and the VIC is used to output rotational speed and phase control signals. More
specifically in terms of signalflow, the VIC detects the FG/PG and PB-RF signals from the motor, and sends the
detected signal information to the FR MI-COM.
Then, the FR MI-COM generates an error signal to be output to the VIC. Thereafter, the VIC outputs an error signal
(PWM), which is driven on the MAIN P.C.B. for sending a control voltage to the motor driver IC.
DERR
DC/DC
CERR CONVERTER
DRUM VS
CAP VS
DMC III
LOAD+/LOAD-
LOADING MOTOR
LOAD ON/
UNLOAD FR IC300 U/V/W
DRUM MOTOR
MO DRIVE
VIC3 Ucoil/Vcoil/Wcoil
CAPSTAN MOTOR
DA CFG CFG2
DA S REEL
S REEL Hall SENSOR
DA T REEL
T REEL Hall SENSOR
Fig. 2-13
2-17
5-4 Personal Computer Connection Mode (USB)
SWITCH
IC1005 DIGITAL
IC1002 CDS SIGNAL MEMORY
CARD
CCD AGC PROCESS CARD
A/D
IC1102
MACS
IC2301
USB
FR MI-COM.
CONTROLER
(VIC3)
Card camera mode of FLASH USB

signal flow ROM TERMINAL
Personal computer connection

mode of signal flow
Fig. 2-14
In the card camera mode, an image signal produced in MACS is sent to the memory card. In the personal computer
connection mode, the USB terminal and the memory card are connected through the switch inside of MACS.
The FR MI-COM performs control of changeover between the card camera mode and the personal computer connec-
tion mode. The FR MI-COM not only controls the SIC and USB controllers, but also controls the SWITCH.
2-18
5-5 Error Detection
If an abnormality has been occurred in any rotation drive system (drum, capstan, reel, loading), a relevant mode enters.
The LCD indicates PLEASE UNLOAD THE CASSETTE and blinks EJECT.
5-5-1 Error Detecting Conditions

The following table gives error detecting conditions.
Kind Condition Detection

Drum error Error detecting mode Starting/steady D-FG
FG frequency when steady 900Hz
Error detecting level Starting : Beyond 80 -150%.
Steady : 30% max.
Error detecting time Starting : 5sec.
Steady : 0.6sec.
Capstan error Error detecting mode Starting /Steady C-FG
FG frequency when steady 1347Hz
Error detecting level Starting : 80% max.
Steady : 60Hz max.
Error detecting time Starting : 2sec.
Steady : 2sec.
Reel error Error detecting mode Starting /Steady /UNLOAD T, S-REEL FG
Error detection Starting /Steady : C-FG Number per reel FG cycle is C-FG
Starting : More than 3296
Steady : More than 2256
UNLOAD : Reel FG cycle is 1 sec or more
(Take-up reel only for both)
Loading error Error detecting mode Mode transfer Mode SW
Error detection Mode transfer time
STANDBY-STOP : 6sec
STANDBY-POPUP : 3sec
STOP-PLAY : 3sec
5-5-2 Processing after Error Detection

The following table gives processing after error detection.
Pop up : Error display error eject pop up error clear
Error stop : Error display STOP position (not cleared unless EJECTED)
Loading During tape

Cassette in Loading During loading During mode
completed running
Drum error Pop up Pop up Error stop Error stop Error stop Error stop
Capstan error Pop up ------- Error stop Error stop Error stop Error stop
Reel error ------- ------- Error stop Error stop Error stop Error stop
Loading error Pop up Pop up Error stop Error stop ------- Error stop
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CHAPTER 3. INFORMATION FOR REPAIR SERVICE HINTS
CONTENTS
1. Lists of Maintenance Tools and Supplies ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-1
1-1 List of Maintenance Tools ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3-1
1-2 List of Supplies ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-1
2. Setting ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3-2
2-1 Setting A -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-2
2-2 Setting B -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-3
3. Service Modes -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-4
3-1 Outline ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-4
3-2 How to Change Over to Service Mode --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-4
3-3 How to Operate Wireless Remote Controller in Service Mode ----------------------------------------------- 3-5
3-4 Indication in Service Mode ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-6
4. Description of Service Modes -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-7
4-1 Error Rate ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-7
4-2 Mechanical Error Indications -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-8
4-2-1 Mechanical Error Normal Mode -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-8
4-3 Cleaning Mode ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-8
4-4 Commands Particular to Camera ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-9
4-5 Checking the Lens Resetting --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-9
4-6 Functional Check of Control Keys and Switches --------------------------------------------------------------- 3-10
4-6-1 MODE MI-COM Input Port ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3-10
4-6-2 MODE MI-COM A/D Port ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-10
5. Service Hints --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-11
5-1 Arrangement of Circuit Boards ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-11
5-2 Location of Main Elements ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-12
5-3 Current Consumption Check -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-14
6. Trouble Shooting ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-15
6-1 Power Supply -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-15
6-2 Camera Picture Faulty ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-16
6-3 Faulty of Playback Picture ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-17
6-4 Startup Window Setting -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-18
1. Lists of Maintenance Tools and Supplies

1-1 List of Maintenance Tools
Item Name Item Number Purpose Remarks

Alignment Tape, (Color barmaster/PAL) DY9-1381-000 Recorder electrical adjustment
Alignment Tape (tracking) DY9-1379-000 Running adjustment DMC III
Cassette Torque Gauge for DV DY9-1346-000 Running adjustment DMC III
DV Cleaning Tape (hard) DY9-1384-000 Head cleaning DMC III
Driver bit for tape path adjustment DY9-2053-000 Tape path adjustment DMC III
Color bar chart DY9-2002-000 Camera electrical adjustment
Color Viewer 5600 K for 220V DY9-2039-220 Camera electrical adjustment (JPN)
Color Viewer 5600 K for 240V DY9-2039-240 Camera electrical adjustment (USA)
Lamp for Color Viewer 5600 K DY9-2040-000 Replacement
Filter, CCA W12 46mm DY9-2046-000 Camera electrical adjustment
CASSETTE, SERVICE MODE DY9-1386-000 Service mode, electrical adjustment
EXTENSION CONNECTOR (24pin) DY9-1390-000 Test pin extended NEW
1-2 List of Supplies
Item Name Item Number Purpose Remarks

Grease FLOIL C-1Z DY9-3039-000 Lubrication DMC III
Logenest Lambda A-74 CY9-8102-000 Lubrication Lens
Grease GE-C9 CY9-8043-000 Lubrication Lens
Grease FLOIL 948P DY9-3051-000 Lubrication DMC III
Hanal FL-778 DY9-3026-016 Lubrication Cover
Dia Bond No. 1663G CY9-8129-000 Adhesive LCD
Sponge ( W H T : 300mm 200mm 6mm) DY9-4001-000 General-purpose vibration isolating
/sound absorbing material
Adhesive Tape, No. 354E DY9-3032-000 General-purpose adhesive tape
(W L T : 9mm 50m 0.15mm, UL type)
Adhesive Tape, No. 501F DY9-3034-000 General-purpose
(W L T : 10mm 50m 0.16mm, UL type) double-side-coated adhesive tape
Sheet, Shield (W H : 250mm 250mm) DY9-3036-000 General-purpose shield material
Tape, Kapton DY9-3052-000 General-purpose adhesive tape
3-1
2. Setting
(1) Adjustments other than DMC-III : Perform adjustments in the product state.
(2) Tracking adjustment (DMC-III) and Envelope check : Perform them with the Setting A.
(3) Adjustments related to DMC-III other than Tracking adjustment, tape path system check and tape path system
cleaning : Perform them with the Setting B.
2-1 Setting A
Envelope check)
(1) Detach the Lithium Battery Cover.
(2) Connect the extension connector (DY9-1390-000) to
CN2900.
(3) Observe the PB-RF waveform output from the exten-
sion connector
Extension connector (DY9-1390-000)

PIN No. Signal Designation
15 SWP
17 GND
19 PBRF
DY-1390-000
Fig. 3-1
Tracking adjustment)
(1) Remove the CASSETTE COVER referring to Fig. 3-2 (a).
(2) When the posts are going to be adjusted, eject and remove the cassette once and perform the prospective adjustment as
shown in Fig. 3-2 (b).
(3) Repeat the observation of the PB-RF waveform and the prospective adjustment until fluctuation of envelope is re-
moved. Note : When the tracking adjustment is going to be performed, refer to Chapter 2-8 on page 4-57 : Tape Path
Adjustment.
(a) (b)
CASSETTTE COVER ADJUSTMENT DRIVER
Fig. 3-2
3-2
2-2 Setting B
(1) Remove the TOP (COVER), FRONT COVER, REAR COVER, LEFT COVER UNIT and RIGHT COVER UNIT
referring to Chapter 4-1: Disassembling and Reassembling.
Note 1 : Referring to Fig.3-3, connect the required cables.
Note 2 : Observe the signal in the same manner as that for setting A.
MONITOR TV
WIRELESS CONTROLLER
EJECT FRONT COVER UNIT

SWITCH
LEFT COVER UNIT
TOP P.C.B.
CN14
CA-570
JACK1 FPC
ASSY
RECORDER/CAMERA
UNIT
EXTENSION CONNECTOR
MAIN P.C.B. (DY9-1390-000)
CN2102 MAIN P.C.B. RIGHT COVER UNIT
CN102
Fig. 3-3
3-3
3. Service Modes
3-1 Outline
(1) The service mode in this equipment uses the wireless remote controller. (To be used in remote control code 2)
(2) For changeover to the service mode, a dedicated tool (CASSETTE, SERVICE MODE: DY9-1386-000) is required in
addition to the wireless remote controller.
(3) Mode changeover is available between the service mode and the normal mode using the Audio dubbing and SLOW
keys of the wireless remote controller.
As long as power is ON, the service mode is available even if the CASSETTE, SERVICE MODE is removed.
(4) In the service mode, changeover of the main unit operation mode can be handled using the keys on the main unit and
the remote control mode 1.
(5) In the service mode, safety functions such as for mechanical error detection, DEW detection and low voltage detection
are canceled.
(6) In the service mode, the LCD mirror function is canceled.
3-2 How to Change Over to Service Mode

(1) Cassette for changeover to service mode (DY9-1386-
000). Set the ((CASSETTE, SERVICE MODE)) in the
equipment and load the data.
(2) Press the Dubbing key on the wireless remote con-
troller that is set at Remote controller code 2.
* To changeover to Remote controller code 2,
press Remote controller setting and Zoom T
keys si-multaneously for 2 sec.
* The remote controller code setting on the DVC DY9-1386-000

main unit is operable both at remote controller
codes 1 and 2.
(3) Now the changeover to the service mode has been com- Fig. 3-4
pleted and the SERVICE MODE appears on the screen.
* Pressing the SLOW key performs the

changeover to the normal mode from the ser
vice mode.
As long as the power supply is ON, the service

mode is available by setting the Audio dubbing
key even if the cassette for transfer to service
mode is re-moved.
Fig. 3-5
3-4
3-3 How to Operate Wireless Remote Controller in Service Mode

(1) To use the wireless remote controller in the service mode, set it at Remote controller code 2.
* To changeover to Remote controller code 2, press the Remote controller setting and Zoom T keys
simulta-neously for 2 sec.
4. SERCH +
3. START/STOP
11. PLAY
5. SEARCH -
8. FF
10. SERCH SELECT
Remote Controller
6. FRAME +
9. REW Code 2 setting
12. STOP
7. FRAME -
14. 2
1. DUBBING
2. SLOW
13. PAUSE
Fig. 3-6
No. Key Designation (in Normal Mode) Key Designation (in Service Mode) Function
1 DUBBING SERVICE MODE Change over to service mode
2 SLOW NORMAL MODE Change over to normal mode
3 START/STOP CS+ Increases CS by 1.
4 SEARCH + FUNCTION + Increases FUNCTION by 1.
5 SEARCH - FUNCTION - Decreases FUNCTION by 1.
6 FRAME + HIGH ADDRESS + Increases HIGH ADDRESS by 1.
7 FRAME - HIGH ADDRESS - Decreases HIGH ADDRESS by 1.
8 FF ADDRESS + Increases ADDRESS by 1.
9 REW ADDRESS - Decreases ADDRESS by 1.
10 SEARCH SELECT MODE SELECT Change over to RD/WR mode
11 PLAY DATA + Increases DATA by 1.
12 STOP DATA - Decreases DATA by 1.
13 PAUSE STORE Defines/writes DATA.
14 2 EJECT Performs EJECT.
3-5
3-4 Indication in Service Mode
Shown below are the indications in the service mode.
4 18 5 6 8 9
1
3 10
7 11
12
13
14
15
16 17
Fig. 3-7
1. Indicates that the service mode is currently selected. (SERV)

2. MODE : Indicates the MODE currently selected. (RD/WR/ST)
3. Indicates for which block the command is specified. (MA,MD, CA, CD, etc.)
4. CS : Indicates the Chip Select currently specified. (0~F)
5. Function : Indicates the Function currently selected. (00~FF)
6. ADDR : Indicates the ADDRESS currently selected. (0000~FFFF)
7. DT : Indicate, in hexadecimal representation, the DATA currently being read or set. (00~FF)
8. Indicates the mechanical status. (POPUP, STBY, LOAD1, LOAD2, STOP, PLAY)
9. Indicates the absolute track No.
10. Indicates the mechanical error. (Main power supply backup)
11. Indicates mechanical error history (LITHIUM 3V battery backup)
12. Indicates the version of the MAIN program in the FR MI-COM.
13. Indicates the version of the MODE MI-COM.
14. Indicates the version of the CAMERA program in the FR MI-COM.
15. Indicates the version of the CARD program in the FR MI-COM.
16. E0 : Indicates the error rate of the track that is traced in the CH0 (Low ch) head.
17. E1 : Indicates the error rate of the track that is traced in the CH1 (High ch) head.
18. Data Write status (00: READ mode, 04 : Write preparation, OC : Write execution)
3-6
4. Description of Service Modes

4-1 Error Rate
<Generals>
(1) A VIDEO error rate (VIDEO + AUDIO) and an AUDIO error rate can be checked.
(2) Note that the error rate is worsened on occurrence of failure in tape running, deterioration of tape, decreased in head
output, failure in head amplifier, improper drum shield, etc.
<How to read the VIDEO error rate>

An average error rate on 64-track AUDIO+VIDEO sector
Low ch. High ch.
is indi-cated in exponential representation.
EO 2 5 E1
Example) 25 is indicated:
Error rate = 2 10-5 -5
2 10
Fig. 3-8
<How to read an AUDIO error rate>

To read error rate of AUDIO track, follow the procedures Low ch. High ch.
in the table below. AO 2 3 A1
The number of erroneous sync block of 64-track AUDIO
sync blocks is indicated in two hexadecimal digits.
(FF limitation is imposed on a value exceeding 255.) 2 3 (hexadecimal)
Example) 23 is indicated:
Number of erroneous sync blocks = 35
In the product specifications, the error rate on both chan- ( 2 1 6 ) + 3 = 3 5 (decimal)

nels in self -recording LP playback is as follows :
Error rate =28H or less
(Number of erroneous sync blocks = 40 or less)
Fig. 3-9
Important
After the adjustment, set the DT to the product setting . (press STORE key at 1 of STEP 1 state.)
<How to read an AUDIO error rate>
MONITOR
STEP PROCEDURE Microcomputer operation
CS Function ADDR MODE DT
1 1) Make setting shown at right. 0 10 001D ST 00-03 Product setting.
2) Execute STORE. (Press PAUSE) RD 03 Audio error rate indication.
Remarks) Selecting DT back to 0 makes a return to Audio + Video error rate.
3-7
4-2 Mechanical Error Indications

<Outline>
(1) On occurrence of a mechanical error, the conditions of the error can be checked in the service mode.
(2) In the normal indication mode of the mechanical error, two types of indications appear on the service mode initial
screen: the data indication retained only by the main battery and the error history data indication backed up by LITHIUM
3V.
(3) The data backed up by the LITHIUM 3V can be reset by the operation shown below.
MONITOR
1 1) Make setting shown at right. 0 08 0008 ST 00
2) Execute STORE. (Press PAUSE.) RD
2 Return to the normal mode and turn OFF the power. Resetting back-up data completed.
4-2-1 Mechanical Error Normal Mode
Relevant error indication

is highlighted.
E : TAPE END
B : TAPE TOP
D : DRUM ERROR
C : CAPSTAN ERROR
S : S-REEL ERROR
T : T-REEL ERROR
L : LOADING MTR ERROR
D : DEW ERROR
Fig. 3-10
4-3 Cleaning Mode

When cleaning the head with hard-type cleaning tape (DY9-1384-000), set up the cleaning mode according to the proce-
dure given below.
Note : After head cleaning, be sure to restore the settings to normal.
STEP PROCEDURE MONITOR Microcomputer operation

CS Founction ADDR MODE DT
1 1) Make setting shown at right. 0 10 0111 ST --
2) Increase the DT by 2. ST --
(Change bit-02 to 1 from 0.)
(Example: 80 82)
3) Perfom STORE. (Press PAUSE key.) RD -- Completion of cleaning mode set up.
2 1) Change over to the normal mode and turn OFF the power supply. Resetting of cleaning mode
3-8
4-4 Commands Particular to Camera

<Outline>
(1) The commands particular to camera are provided for checking the operation.
(2) Make preparation according to the table below and carry out the desired commands particular to camera.
(3) To restore any setting back to the original status, press the PAUSE key (STORE) for each item again in the ST
mode. Turning the power OFF/ON resets all the settings.
STEP PROCEDURE MONITOR Microcomput er operat ion
CAM SPECIAL COMMAND CS Funct ion ADDR MODE DT
WB SET 1) Make setting shown at right. 2 08 3300 ST --
2) Execute STORE. (Press PAUSE.) RD -- WB is set .
WB 1) Make setting shown at right. 2 08 3301 ST --
LOCK 2) Execute STORE. (Press PAUSE.) RD -- WB is locked.
TURBO 2) Execute STORE. (Press PAUSE.) RD WB high-speed setting mode
OUTDOOR 2) Execute STORE. (Press PAUSE.) RD -- WB outdoor mode
INDOOR 2) Execute STORE. (Press PAUSE.) RD -- WB indoor mode
IRIS 1) Make setting shown at right. 2 08 3305 ST --
OPEN 2) Execute STORE. (Press PAUSE.) RD -- The iris is opened forcibly.
IRIS 1) Make setting shown at right. 2 08 3306 ST --
CLOSE 2) Execute STORE. (Press PAUSE.) RD -- The iris is closed forcibly.
AGC 1) Make setting shown at right. 2 08 3307 ST --
MAX 2) Execute STORE. (Press PAUSE.) RD -- A value of AGC gain is maximized.
AGC 1) Make setting shown at right. 2 08 3308 ST --
MIN 2) Execute STORE. (Press PAUSE.) RD -- A value of AGC gain is minimized.
COLOR 1) Make setting shown at right. 2 08 3309 ST --
BAR 2) Execute STORE. (Press PAUSE.) RD -- Outputs color bar from MACS.
White 1) Make setting shown at right 2 08 330A ST --
100% 2) Execute STORE. (Press PAUSE.) RD -- Outputs white 100% from MACS.
White 1) Make setting shown at right. 2 08 330B ST --
50% 2) Execute STORE. (Press PAUSE.) RD -- Outputs white 50% from MACS.
Flash 1) Make setting shown at right. 2 08 3315 ST --
lights 2) Execute STORE. (Press PAUSE.) RD -- The flash lights forcibly.
4-5 Checking the Lens Resetting

<Generals>
(1) Setting the address according to the data shown by the arrow mark in the following table, allows to check whether the
lens resetting is ended or not.
(2) If the DATA (in hexadecimal representation) is D0 or D4, the lens has been reset.
* In case of 40 or 44, the zoom lens has not yet been reset.
* In case of 80 or 84, the focus lens has not yet been reset.
MONITOR
1 1) Make setting shown at right. 2 08 3100 RD --
3-9
Fig. 3-11
4-6 Functional Check of Control Keys and Switches

<Generals>
(1) The MODE and FR MI-COM terminals can be checked in the service mode. With this function, the key-related
operations and the connections between the keys and the MI-COM terminals can be checked in the product state.
(2) Perform the check in the RD mode.
4-6-1 MODE MI-COM Input Port
PIN NAME CS Function ADDR DATA BIT

T1 Focus Ring 1 01 000A 1
T2 4
V13 Lithium Battery Low Voltage 1 01 000E 3
U13 START/STOP SW 1 01 000E 4
T13 Photo SW (Half) 1 01 000E 5
R13 Photo SW 1 01 000E 6
J2 Select Dial 1 01 0017 3
J3 Select Dial 1 01 0017 4
P1 P. AE/GREEN SW 1 01 0019 0
N1 DC JACK Detection 1 01 0019 1
N2 Cassette IN SW 1 01 0019 2
N3 EJECT SW 1 01 0019 3
N4 Tape/Card SW 1 01 0019 4
M3 POWER SW (CAMERA) 1 01 0019 6
M4 POWER SW (VCR) 1 01 0019 7
4-6-2 MODE MI-COM A/D Port
PIN NAME CS Function ADDR A/D DaTa (00~FF)

E8 Zoom KEY 1 02 0016 TELE (00) WIDE (FF)
E9 Lens Temperature Sensor 1 02 0017 Low (00) High (FF)
A5 Flash Charge Detection 1 02 0018 Low (00) High (FF)
C5 KEY A/D 0 1 02 0002 MENU (00)
A6 KEY A/D 1 1 02 0003 STOP (00) PLAY (3F) EXP. (85)
B6 KEY A/D 2 1 02 0004 REC PAUSE (00) FOCUS (3F) EXP. (85)
D6 KEY A/D 4 1 02 0006 CARD MIX (00) REW (3F) D.E. (85) ON/OFF (C4)
A3 Battery Voltage Detection 1 02 0008 Low (00) High (FF)
B3 Battery Type Detection 1 02 0009 No Battery (00~33) BP535 (34~65) BP522 (66~99)
BP511/BP522 (9A~CD) BP508 (CE~FF)
* The values in parenthesis ( ) are the approximate values.
There are cases that actual values may change.
3-10
5. Service Hints
5-1 Arrangement of Circuit Boards

The printed circuit boards are arranged as shown below.
ZOOM PHOTO KEY ASS'Y,
CVF PCB ASS'Y
POWER KEY ASS'Y
TOP PCB ASS'Y

CCD PCB ASS'Y
JACK2 PCB ASS'Y
MAIN PCB
KEY PCB ASS'Y
LCD SW2 PCB ASS'Y
RT PCB ASS'Y
LCD SW1 PCB ASS'Y
LED PCB ASS'Y
LCD PCB ASS'Y
Fig. 3-12
3-11
5-2 Location of Main Elements
MAIN COMP
IC2000 IC104 IC2302 IC2301 IC2300
VPR2 FLASH SDRAM VIC3 FLASH
IC100 IC102
BACKUP CCM MI-COM
IC101
RESET IC103
INVERTER
IC1103
SDRAM
IC3402 IC105 IC3200 IC1102 IC1101

OP AMP IC106 EEPROM DC/DC CONVERTER MACS SDRAM
INVERTER CONTROL
IC3202 IC1701
2.5V REGULATOR MOTOR DRIVE
MAIN SOLD
IC801 IC803 IC802
AUDIO INTERFACE 4V REGULATOR SP DRIVE IC300 IC301
MOTOR DRIVE OP AMP
IC1501
EVF DRIVER
IC2100
VIF2
IC1202
4.6V REGULATOR
FU3205
IC1201 IC1203 IC1204 IC1205
IRIS DEIVE OP AMP OP AMP D/A CONVERTER
IC3201
4.6V REGULATOR
FU3204
FU3203
FU3202
FU3201
FU3200
Fig. 3-13
3-12
CCD P.C.B. IC1001

V DRIVER
IC1002
CCD SENSOR
IC1003
TIMING GENERATOR
VCO
IC1005
TG/CDS/AGC/AD
JACK P.C.B. LCD P.C.B.
IC1602 IC901 IC902 IC4201

YAW SENSOR GYRO EEPROM LCD DRIVE DC/DC CONVERTER
CONTROL
IC1601
PITCH SENSOR GYRO
Fig. 3-14
3-13
5-3 Current Consumption Check

The following table shows the specified value of current consumption in each status.
Measurement condition : Product status, camera auto mode (AF, IS OFF), LCD ON (Approx. 0.15A each smaller in
case of CVF)
Preset voltage : 7.4V
Current consumption (A)

POWER SW MODE
MVX150i E MVX100i E
CAMERA REC PAUSE 0.6 0.57
REC 0.65 0.62
VCR STOP 0.47 0.45
PLAY 0.57 0.55
POWER OFF 0.3 (mA) 0.3 (mA)
3-14
6. Trouble Shooting
To detect the failure part for repair, if any, use the following hints and check points.
6-1 Power Supply

<Hints>
When the power source is attached, the unit enters the standby mode in the following sequences.
Main power is connected. UNREG is supplied to the MAIN P.C.B. CCM microcomputer starts up. CCM micro-
computer outputs VCR ON H signal. PWM driver starts up and turns on each power supply. Establishes commu-
nication with the FR microcomputer. FR microcomputer initializes recorder mechanical chassis. After initialized,
the CCM MI-COM is brought into the standby status with the VCR ON changed to VCR Low.
After that, the power supply is turned ON by the following procedures.
Power supply mode switch operation After CCM MI-COM is accepted, VCR ON H is output. The PWM driver is
started to turn on various power supplies. The FR MI-COM is started to control the system.
<Check Points>
1) Key Inputs
Check the key inputs at Power Switch in the SERVICE mode.
2) Check of microcomputer-to-microcomputer communication
If the microcomputer-to-microcomputer communication line is normal, the version number of each microcomputer
can be indi-cated in the service mode. Otherwise, the communication line or microcomputer may be faulty.
3) Error in Mechanism (P. 3-8)
If any error is occurred by mechanism trouble at initializing, the error can be detected.
At this state, the power can be turned on, but the unit enters ERROR STOP state. In this case, check the error data in
the SERVICE mode.
4) VCR ON H, CAM ON H (control signal from MODE microcomputer) Outputs
Check the output of control signal by the LANC remote controller.
5) Fuses on the POWER SUPPLY P.C.B.
Check the continuity of the fuses FU3200, 3201, 3202, 3203, 3204 and 3205 on the MAIN P.C.B. In case of NG,
replace the fuse and check the power consumption.
6) Replace the MAIN P.C.B. with a service part and check the operation.
3-15
6-2 Camera Picture Faulty

<Hints>
A flow of camera picture (EE) is as below.
CCD (CCD P.C.B.) MAIN P.C.B. (MACS VIC3 VIF2) JACK1 F.P.C.
<Check Points>
1) Check of lens reset (p.3-9)
If no camera picture appears, check if the lens has been reset by means of the service mode. In case of NG, check the
lens.
2) Check of blue back output
If the blue back is confirmed, the signal line subsequent to VIC3 is considered to be OK.
3) Check of MACS generation signal (white 100% or color bar) (P.3-9)
The white 100% or color bar signals are generated by the MACS on the MAIN P.C.B. In the service mode, if the
output of the white 100% or color bar signal is attained, the signal line subsequent to MACS is considered to be OK.
4) Check of CCD output
The CCD output is sampled by IC1005 (CDS/AGC/AD) on the CCD P.C.B. Check the signal.
5) Check by command particular to camera (p.3-9)
Check the operation of White balance, AGC, IRIS, etc. in the service mode.
3-16
6-3 Faulty of Playback Picture

<Hints>
In the DV, degradation of picture quality normally appears on the screen as block noise. This is because, if an error occurs
exceeding the ability of the error correction circuit, the block by block information of pictures is not played back properly
and thus complemented by the previous picture information. Normally, such block noise appears on the screen when the
error rate has considerably been degraded due to the degraded tape or the lowered head output, etc. Be sure to check the
playback picture quality by the error rate.
<Check Points>
1) Deterioration of Tape Quality
Check if flaws, kinks, etc. are found on a magnetic face of tape or not, and compare it with the error rate of other unit.
2) Error Rate (P. 3-7)
In the service mode, check an error rate of self-recording/LP playback. The specified allowable error rate is 2 10-5 .
In case of NG, take the following procedure.
(1) Observe a playback envelope. If it is abnormal, carry out tape-path adjustment.

(2) Run a cleaning tape.
Use the cleaning tape of hard type (DY9-1384-000).
[Playback time]
After replacement of the drum unit 25 seconds
For cleaning 25 seconds per time
* Do not play the cleaning tape back for 25 seconds or more continuously.
* The total playback time of a cleaning tape is five minutes at the maximum.
* When using hard-type cleaning tape, select the cleaning mode on the product main unit.
(Refer to 4-3 - Cleaning Mode, p. 3-8.)
(3) Check the error rate again.

If the error rate is out of the specified range, clean the tape drive parts (posts, drum) using cleaning paper moist
ened with alcohol.
* Take care not to damage the head.
* Do not touch the head with bare hand.
(4) Check the error rate again.
If the error rate is out of the specified range, replace the tape with a new one and check the error rate again. At this
step, use a tape (must be Panasonic LP tape) which has been purchased at a different time. The error rate may
become worse due to inconsistent quality or aging of the tape.
(5) Repeat playing back the cleaning tape until error rate is improved.
* However, the total playback time of cleaning tape should not exceed 5 minutes.
3-17
6-4 Startup Window Setting

The startup window (user setting) contains a default image* at shipment from the factory. If the MAIN P.C.B is replaced
when user has overwritten the user unique image over the default image, the user image cannot be restored. (Please
explanation to the user is required before replacing the MAIN P.C.B.)
* Default image (Image file : Contained in 7. Appendix.)
User Setting (at shipment from the factory)
3-18
CHAPTER 4. DISASSEMBLING ADJUSTMENT
CONTENTS
1. Disassembling and Reassembling -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-1
1-1 Disassembling / Reassembling Flowchart ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-2
1-2 Removing of the Shoe Cover Assy ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-3
1-3 Separation of Top Cover Unit ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4-4
1-4 Separation of Front Cover Unit ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-5
1-5 Separation of Right Cover Unit ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-6
1-6 Separation of Battery Case Unit --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-7
1-7 Separation of Left Cover Unit ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4-8
1-8 Separation of CVF Unit ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-9
1-9 Separation of Camera Unit --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-10
1-10 Separation of Top P.C.B. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-11
1-11 Separation of Main P.C.B. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-12
1-12 Removing of Recorder Holder ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-13
1-13 Disassembling of Top Cover Unit ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4-14
1-14 Disassembling of Front Cover Unit-1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-15
1-17 Disassembling of Right Cover Unit-1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-18
1-21 Disassembling of LCD Unit-1 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-22
1-25 Disassembling of Battery Case Unit ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-26
1-26 Disassembling of Left Cover Unit-1 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-27
1-29 Disassembling of CVF Unit-1 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-30
1-33 Disassembling of Camera Unit-1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-34
1-37 Disassembling of Lens Unit ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-38
1-38 List of Screws Used ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-39
1-39 List of Disassembly Photos -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-40
2. Adjustment Procedures ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-42
2-1 Adjustment Items in Part Replacement ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4-42
2-2 AF Section Adjustment ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4-43
2-2-1 CZ Automatic Adjustment ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-43
2-2-2 Cam Correction (AUTO) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4-44
2-3 IS Section Adjustment -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-45
2-3-1 GYRO OFFSET Adjustment -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-45
2-3-2 GYRO GAIN Adjustment ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-45
2-3-3 EEPROM Writing -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-46
2-4 Camera Section Adjustment ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-47
2-4-1 Iris Adjustment ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4-47
2-4-2 WB Adjustment (1) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-48
2-4-3 Color Balance Adjustment ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-48
2-4-4 WB Adjustment (2) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-49
2-4-5 WB Adjustment (3) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-49
2-4-6 EEPROM Writing -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-49
2-5 CCD Pixel Missing Compensation ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-50
2-6 Color Balance Check --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-51
2-7 Recorder Section Adjustment ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-52
2-7-1 Setting for Destination --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-52
2-7-2 Y LEVEL Adjustment --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-53
2-7-3 C LEVEL Adjustment --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-54
2-7-4 AGC Initial Value Adjustment ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-54
2-7-5 SWP Adjustment --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-55
2-7-6 C. FG Adjustment -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-55
2-7-7 Automatic Adjustment of Reel FG ------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-55
2-7-8 Battery Voltage Drop Adjustment -------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-56
2-8 Tape Path Adjustment -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-57
1. Disassembling and Reassembling

Notes :
(1) When replacing the flat cable with a new one, allow it to remain folded the same as the original part.
(2) The contact orientation for how the flat cable engages with the connecter is specified. Refer to the instructions in the
disassembly procedure diagram and interconnection diagram for the boards.
Lateral engaging connector
(The instructions are given in the disassembly procedure diagram and board interconnection diagram.)
: Contacts are positioned downward. (board side)
* : Contacts are positioned upward.
Lengthwise engaging connector
(The instructions are given only in the board interconnection diagram.)
Indicated by . Arrowheads indicate contacts, then shafts indicate noncontacts.
(3) Notes of the new type connector (MAIN P.C.B. CN100 etc.)
(3)-1 Open the Cover Housing of the Connector.
Procedure: Hook your finger on the Cover Housing of the Connector as shown in the illustration and open the Cover
Housing upward.
Cover Finger
Rotating
direction
*
Note: The Cover Housing will stop at the position where it is opened about 120 degrees. If you make an attempt to open it
further, extra force will be applied so that the Cover Housing may be damaged. Be careful not to damage it.
Also, when you operate the Cover, some Contacts are protruding from the Cover (portions marked by *). Be fully
careful not to touch the protruded portions. (Be fully careful of this point throughout all works of operating Cover,
inserting FPC and removing FPC.)
(3)-2 Insert the FPC

Procedure: Insert the FPC while the conductor side of the FPC is facing downward and by holding the FPC rein
forcement plate with hands, and insert it toward the deep end as far as it can go.
Finger
Insert
FPC
Finger
(3)-3 Close the Cover Housing (Coupling)
Procedure: Hook your finger on the Cover Housing as shown in the illustration below, close the Cover Housing
gently by holding the both ends and by following the movement in the rotating direction.
Finger Apply
Center of rotation Rotating
direction
FPC Finger Finger
FPC
Note: If excessive force is applied toward the center of rotation or toward outside, it can cause damage of the Cover or can
cause drop-off of the Cover. So, be very careful not to apply the excessive force in any directions except the rotating
direction.
4-1
(4) To secure screws, apply Three Bond 1401B. (CY9-8012-000)

(5) When UL tape is applied on the original part that is to be replaced, apply the tape after replacement.
1-1 Disassembling / Reassembling Flowchart
(1) Find the replacement part on the chart, and disassemble it following the instruction on chart.
(2) Reassembling can be made by reversing the disassembling procedures.
START
1-2 Shoe Cover Ass'y : MAIN FLOW
: SUB FLOW
1-3 Top Cover Unit 1-13 Zoom Photo Key Ass'y : MAIN UNIT
1-4 Front Cover Unit 1-14 LED P.C.B. 1-15 Mic Ass'y
1-16 RT P.C.B.
1-5 Right Cover Unit 1-17 LCD SW2 P.C.B. 1-18 LCD Unit
1-19 C Key FPC 1-21 LCD Top Cover
1-20 R-KEY P.C.B. 1-22 LCD Lock Holder
1-6 Battery Case Unit 1-25 Battery Terminal Ass'y 1-23 LCD P.C.B.
1-7 Left Cover Unit 1-26 Cassette Cover 1-23 LCD Ass'y
1-27 Cassette Base 1-24 LCD SW1 P.C.B.
1-7 Recorder/Camera Unit 1-28 Power Key Ass'y
1-8 CVF Unit 1-29 FPC Holder 1-30 CVF Hinge Ass'y
1-9 Camera Unit 1-33 CCD Radiation Plate 1-31 CVF Diop Frame
1-9 Recorder Unit 1-34 Jack1 FPC Ass'y 1-32 CVF P.C.B.
1-10 TOP P.C.B. 1-35 JACK2 P.C.B.
1-11 MAIN P.C.B. 1-36 CCD P.C.B.
1-12 Recorder Holder 1-37 AF Motor, PZ Motor
1-12 DMC3 Recorder Unit
4-2
1-2 Removing of the Shoe Cover Assy
(1) Remove the claw and remove the Shoe Cover Assy.
(2) Remove the four screws (a 4) and remove the Accessory Shoe.
Shoe cover Assy

(1) Raise it by hooking on the
"A" portion.
Claw
(2) - a
(1)
Accessory Shoe
A
(2)
a
5mm
Metal
M1.7
Fig. 4-1
4-3
1-3 Separation of Top Cover Unit
(1) Open the LCD Unit and remove the two screws (b 2).
(2) Raise the portion marked A and remove the four claws.
(3) Disconnect the connector CN11, and remove the Top Cover Unit.
Top Cover Unit

Claws
(1) - b
(2)
A
(3)
CN11
(1)
b
3mm
Metal
M1.7
Fig. 4-2
4-4
1-4 Separation of Front Cover Unit
(1) Open the Jack Cover and LCD Unit and remove the three screws (c 1, f 2), Remove the two screws (d 1, e 1)
on the bottom.
(2) Remove the claw and disconnect the connector CN20, and remove the Front Cover Unit.
<Note on Reassembling>
(1) Take care not to pinch Lens Assy Flexible Cable between switch on the LED P.C.B. and the Menu Button.
(2) Push in Lens Assy Flexible Cable with a screwdriver, not to pinch Lens Assy Flexible Cable.
Raise the A marked portion

(1) - f
and remove the claw.
A (2)
Jack Cover (1)
Claw (1) - c
(1)
(2)
(2)
(1) - d (1) - c d e f
e
5mm 5.5mm 6.5mm 4.5mm
CN20 Black
Metal Black Black
M1.7 M1.7 M1.7
M1.7 (Self Tap)
(Self Tap) (Self Tap)
Note on Reassembling (1) Note on Reassembling (2)
Menu Button
Switch on the
LED P.C.B.
Lens Ass'y Flexible Cable
Fig. 4-3
4-5
1-5 Separation of Right Cover Unit
(1) Remove the five screws (c 1, h 1, g 2, v 1) and disconnect the connector, and remove the Right Cover Unit.
(1) Align the dowel with the mating projection for position setting of the Right Cover Unit.
(1) - h
Align the dowels for

setting the position Right Cover Unit
for reassembling
(1)
CN102 (1)
(1) - c
(1) - v
(1) - g
c g h v
5mm 3mm 4mm

5mm
Black Metal
Metal Black M1.7 M1.7
M1.7 M1.7
(Self Tap)
Fig. 4-4
4-6
1-6 Separation of Battery Case Unit
(1) Raise the CVF and remove the three screws (i 3).
(2) Open the Cassette Cover and remove the screw (f 1).
(3) Extract the Battery Case Unit from main body and disconnect the connector CN3202, then remove the Battery Case
Unit.
(1)
Battery Case Unit
(2)
(3)
CN3202
(3)
(1) - i
(2) - f
i f
2.5mm 4.5mm
Black Black
M1.7 M1.7
(Self Tap)
Fig. 4-5
4-7
1-7 Separation of Left Cover Unit
(1) Raise the CVF and remove the screw (b 1).

(2) Remove the two screws (b 1, g 1) and disconnect the connector CN14, and remove the Left Cover Unit.
(1) If you install the Left Cover Unit while the Cassette Cover is being opened the eject switch may be damaged.
So, install the Left Cover Unit while the Cassette Cover is closed.
Note on Reassembling (1)
Left Cover Unit
Eject Switch
(2)
CN14
(2) - g
(2)
(1)
b g
Recorder/Camera
3mm 5mm
Unit
Metal Black
(1) - b M1.7
M1.7
(2) - b (Self Tap)
Fig. 4-6
4-8
1-8 Separation of CVF Unit
(1) Remove the two screws (j 2) and disconnect the connector CN13, and remove the CVF Unit.
CVF Unit
(1)
CN13
(1)
(1) - j
2.5mm
Metal
M1.7
Fig. 4-7
4-9
1-9 Separation of Camera Unit
(1) Remove the screw (u 1), and remove the claw and disconnect the connector CN10. Remove the Shoe Connector
Assy, Accessory Shoe Assy, FPC Shoe.
(2) Remove the dowel of the Shoe Connector Assy, then remove the two claws sliding it in the direction of the arrow.
Remove the Shoe Connector Assy and FPC Shoe from the Accessory Shoe Plate
(3) Remove the UL Tape and remove the two screws (j 2). And disconnect the connectors CN3201, CN4, CN1201,
CN1101, CN2100, CN2101, and remove the 2P Cable, Camera Unit.
(1) Route the flexible boards as shown in the illustration.
Be careful that the 2P Cable must not be routed on top the coils on the Main P.C.B..
(2) Dowel
(2) Claw Shoe Connector Ass'y
Recorder Unit
(1) - u
Accessory Shoe Plate CN10
(2) (1)
(2) Claw
(1) Claw
CN3201
FPC Shoe
(1) (3)
CN2101
CN2100
(3) - j (3)
Camera Unit
(3)
(3)
(3)
CN1201
CN1101 UL Tape
CN4 u j
(3) (3) - j
2.5mm 2.5mm
2P Cable
Metal Metal
M1.7 M1.7
Coils
2P Cable Main P.C.B.
Fig. 4-8
4-10
1-10 Separation of Top P.C.B.
(1) Disconnect the connector CN100.

(2) Remove the screw (j 1) and remove the three claws. Disconnect the connector CN12 and remove the Top P.C.B.,
Top-Main FPC.
(3) Remove the two screws (j 2) and remove the Sub Frame.
(2) - j
CN12
Top P.C.B.
(2)
TOP-MAIN FPC
(2) Claw (3) - j
(2) Claw
Sub Frame (2) Claw
(3) (1)
(3) - j
CN100
2.5mm
Metal
M1.7
Fig. 4-9
4-11
1-11 Separation of Main P.C.B.
(1) Remove the three screws (j 3) and disconnect the connectors CN303, CN2000, CN301, CN300, CN302. Remove the
two claws and remove the Main P.C.B..
(2) Remove the PM Shield, HA Shield(A), HA Shield(B) from the Main P.C.B..
Claw
Claw
HA Shield (A)
(2)
(1)
CN301
*
(1) (1)
(1)
CN2000
(1) (1)
*
HA Shield (B)
(2)
(1) - j
CN303
CN300
CN302
*
(1) - j
Main P.C.B.
PM Shield j
(1) - j
(2) 2.5mm
Metal
M1.7
Fig. 4-10
4-12
1-12 Removing of Recorder Holder
(1) Remove the three screws (k 3), and remove the Recorder Holder, Cushion Rubber, Plate Spring.
(Note) When you place the DMC3 Recorder Unit with the Recorder Holder removed, be sure that its the drum
side is facing upward. Take care not to touch the tape running surface of the drum.
(If the DMC3 Recorder Unit is placed on the work bench with its drum facing downward, or if you touch
the tape running surface of the drum, the DMC3 Recorder Unit may break down.)
(1) When using the vibration isolating Rubber parts supplied for repair service, apply HANAL FL-778 (DY9-3026-010)
to the entire surface of each vibration isolating Rubber part.
(2) Attach the Plate Spring as shown in the illustration.
DMC3 Recorder Unit
(1)
Recorder Holder
Cushion Rubber
Plate Spring
(1) - k
(1) - k
Cushion Rubber
Cushion Rubber (1) - k
(Note) Note on Reassembling (2)

Be sure to place the unit with
its drum facing upward. Plate Spring
3.2mm
Metal
M1.4
Fig. 4-11
4-13
1-13 Disassembling of Top Cover Unit
(1) Remove the screw (l 1) and remove the Zoom Photo Key Assy.
Zoom Photo Key Assy
(1) (1) - l
Top Cover
3.5mm
Metal
M1.7
(Self Tap)
Fig. 4-12
4-14
1-14 Disassembling of Front Cover Unit-1
(1) Remove the AR-F-Absorber-B. Then remove the two screws (b 1, m 1) and disconnect the connectorCN22, CN21,
And remove the LED P.C.B..
(2) Disconnect the connector CN10, and remove the RT FPC.
(3) Remove the AR-F-Absorber-A. Then remove the two screws (n 2), and remove the FB Cover, LED Cover.
(1) Attach the AR-F-Absorber-B, AR-F-Absorber-A at the position as shown in the illustration.
RT FPC
(2)
AR-F-Absorber-B AR-F-Absorber-A
CN10
AR-F- (1)
Absorber-A
(3) LED P.C.B.

(3) (1)
(1)
(1) - b
(3) AR-F-Absorber-B
CN21 (1)
LED Cover
CN22
(3) - n (1) - m
b m n
FB Cover
3mm 5mm
4.5mm
Metal
M1.7 Metal Metal
M1.7 M1.7
Fig. 4-13
4-15
(1) Remove the two screws (n 2) and remove the F Bracket, Mic Holder.
(2) Remove the Mic Assy, Mic L Rubber, Mic R Rubber, Mic Shield, Mic Form.
(1) When installing the Mic Assy, identify the right mic and left mic from the colors of the harnesses.
(2) When installing the F Bracket, take care that the harness of the Mic Assy should not be pinched by the F Bracket.
Mic Ass'y
Mic Ass'y
F Bracket
White / Black Red / Black
Mic Form
(2)
(2) Mic R Rubber

(2) (1) F Bracket
(2)
Mic Form
(2) (2)
Mic Shield
(1) n
Mic Ass'y (2)
(1) - n 5mm
Mic L Rubber Metal
M1.7
(Self Tap)
Mic Holder
Fig. 4-14
4-16
(1) Remove the screw (n 1) and remove the Menu Button.

(2) Remove the screw (b 1) and remove the RT P.C.B..
(3) Remove the screw (n 1) and remove the claw, and separate the Lens Ring Assy, FR Cover.
Lens Ring Ass'y
Claw
(3) FR Cover
(3) - n
b
(2) RT P.C.B. 3mm
(1)
Metal
M1.7
n
5mm
Menu Button (1) - n
Metal
(2) - b M1.7
(Self Tap)
Fig. 4-15
4-17
1-17 Disassembling of Right Cover Unit-1
(1) Disconnect the connector CN41 and remove the R Key-Main FPC.
(2) Remove the screw (o 1) and the remove the soldered parts A and B. Remove the DSW2 Wire, LCD SW2 P.C.B.
(3) Remove the RF Sheet.
(4) Open the LCD Unit and remove the Lithium Cover, Service Connector Cover, Insulation Rubber.
(1) Attach the RF sheet as shown in the illustration.
Service Connector Cover

Lithium Cover
Insulation Rubber
(4)
(4)
R Key-Main FPC
(4)
(1)
o
CN41
2mm
(2) - o (2) Metal
M1.7
(3)
DSW2 Wire
Align the cutout of the RF Sheet

with the end of the Hinge
(2) RF Sheet RF Sheet
Soldered Align the cutout of the

part A RF Sheet with the hole
of the Right Cover
Soldered
part B
DSW2 Wire
Fig. 4-16
4-18
(1) Disconnect the connectors CN42, CN43, CN44.

(2) Open the LCD Unit and rotate the LCD Unit, remove the screw (p 1) and remove the LCD Unit.
(1) Install the Right Cover Unit while the LCD Unit is opened.
(2)
LCD Unit
(2)
(2) - p
(1)
(2)
(1)
CN44
CN43 (1)
CN42
3.5mm
Metal
M1.7
Fig. 4-17
4-19
(1) Remove the two screws (m 1, q 1) and remove the Strap Plate.
(2) Remove the screw (m 1), and disconnect the connector CN45, and remove the C Key FPC.
(3) Remove the C Key Knob, the G/P Knob, the Power/Access LED Cover.
(1) When install the C Key FPC, align the switch of the C Key FPC with the cutout of the G/P knob. After Installing the
C Key FPC, confirm that you can sense the click feeling when you press each button.
(1) - q (2) - m
(1) - m
C key FPC
Strap Plate
(2)
(1)
(3)
C Key Knob
(3)
G/P Knob
(3)
Power/Access LED Cover
C key FPC
m q
Switch
4.5mm 5.5mm
Metal Metal
M1.7 M1.7
Cutout (Self Tap)
G/P Knob (Self Tap)
Fig. 4-18
4-20
(1) Remove the four screws (m 3, q 1) and remove the Earth R-Key Plate, R Key Knob.
(2) Remove the screw (m 1) and remove the Card Lid Holder.
(3) Remove the Card Lid Spring, Card Lid Shaft, Card Lid all together. Remove the Card Lid Shaft, and then remove and
separate the Card Lid Spring and Card Lid Shaft from the Card Lid.
(1) - q
(1) - m
Key P.C.B.
Earth R-Key Plate
(1)
(1)
R Key Knob (2) - m
(1)
Right Cover
(3)
Card Lid Spring
(2) Card Lid Holder
(3)
m q
Card Lid, 4.5mm 5.5mm

Card Lid Shaft,
Metal Metal
Card Lid Shaft Card Lid Card Lid Spring M1.7
M1.7
Fig. 4-19
4-21
1-21 Disassembling of LCD Unit-1
(1) Remove the four screws (b 4) and remove the four claws, and remove the LCD Top Cover
(Note) When remove the LCD Top Cover, turn upward the LCD Top Cover because there is a possibility of drop
out the parts.
(2) Remove the two screws (b 2) and the disconnect the connectors CN901, CN902. Remove the LCD Hinge Unit.
(1) - b
Claws
(1) - b
(1) - b
LCD Top Cover
(2)
(2) - b
LCD Hinge Unit (1)
(2)
(2) - b
(2) Claws
CN902
CN901 b
3mm
Metal
M1.7
Fig. 4-20
4-22
(1) Remove the two screws (m 2) and remove the LCD Lock Holder, LCD Lock Spring, LCD Lock, LCD Knob from
the LCD Top Cover Assy.
(Note) Be careful not to drop the LCD Lock Spring.
(1) - m
LCD Lock Holder

(1)
(1) LCD Lock
LCD Lock Spring
(Be careful not to drop.)
(1)
LCD Top Cover Ass'y
(1)
4.5mm
LCD Knob
Metal
M1.7
(Self Tap)
Fig. 4-21
4-23
(1) Remove the UL Tape, and remove the screw (b 1) and disconnect the connector CN903. And then remove the LCD
P.C.B., LCD Frame, Backlight Assy.
(2) Remove the soldering (Two places) and remove the LCD P.C.B..
(3) Remove the three claws and remove the LCD Frame, and remove the LCD Assy.
(4) Remove the Earth LCD Plate. (Only for MVX150i E)
(5) Remove the LCD Holder, BL Sheet1, BL Sheet2. (Only for MVX100i E)
(Shapes of the parts used in MVX150i E and MVX100i E are different, but their disassembling procedures of them are
the same exept BL Sheet1 and BL Sheet2.)
(1) Route the cables of the Backlight Assy as shown in the illustration. After performing soldering, secure the Cables
with adhesive.
<Instruction for Supplies>
Securing of Backlight Assy Cable : DIA BOND 1663G
UL Tape Note on Reassembling (1)
(1) Instruction for Supplies
(1) - b CN903
Soldered
Parts Soldered Part
(2) Diabond
LCD P.C.B.
(2)
Diabond
(1)
(1)
Soldered Part
LCD Frame
MVX100i E only
(3)Claws
BL Sheet1
(3)
MVX150i E
(4)
Backlight
only
Ass'y
LCD Holder
Earth LCD
Plate
(4)
LCD Ass'y BL Sheet2
(3)
(4)
(4)
LCD Bottom b
Cover LCD Bottom 3mm
Cover Metal
M1.7
Fig. 4-22
4-24
(1) Remove the screw (m 1) and remove the three claws. Remove the Hinge B Cover, Hinge T Cover.
(2) Remove the 9P Cable, 12P Cable from the LCD Hinge Assy.
(3) Remove the screw (s 1) and remove the LCD SW1 P.C.B., LCD SW1 PCB Holder from the LCD Hinge Assy.
(4) Remove the soldering (Two places) and remove the 2P Cable. (From the LCD SW1 PCB).
(1) Wrap the 2P Cable around the screw (s).
(2) When installing the Hinge T Cover, Hinge B Cover, rotate cables to the cutout of the Hinge B Cover.
(1) - m LCD Hinge Ass'y

Hinge B Cover
(2)
Claws 9P Cable
(1)
Hinge T Cover 12P Cable
(3)
(1)
LCD SW1 PCB Holder

(3) - s LCD SW1 P.C.B.
LCD SW1 P.C.B.
(4)
Hinge B Cover
LCD SW1 P.C.B. 2P Cable
2P Cable, 9P Cable, Soldered Parts
Screws 12P Cable
m s
2P Cable 4.5mm
7mm
Metal Metal
M1.7 M1.7
Fig. 4-23
4-25
1-25 Disassembling of Battery Case Unit
(1) Remove the four screws (l 4) and remove the Battery D Terminal, Battery Terminal Assy, Cable 6P.
(2) Remove the soldering (Six places) and remove the Cable 6P from the Battery D Terminal and Battery Terminal Assy.
(3) Remove the screw (i 1) and remove the Battery EJ Holder, Battery EJ Spring, Battery EJ Knob.
(Note) Be careful not to drop the Battery EJ Spring.
(4) Remove the Serial Label from the Rear Cover.
(1) When connecting the 6P Cable to the Battery D Terminal or to the Battery Terminal Assy, be careful that extra
amount of solder should not exceed the end surface of the terminal. Match the cable colors each other as shown in the
illustration. Route the cables through the groove as shown in the illustration and fix them by hanging on the hook.
Battery EJ Knob
Battery EJ Spring
(Be careful not to drop) Serial Label
(3) - i
Battery EJ Holder
(3)
Battery Terminal (4)

Assy
Cable 6P
Rear Cover
(2) (1)
i l
2.5mm 3.5mm
Metal Metal
M1.7 M1.7
(1) - l
(Self Tap)
Soldered parts
(1) - l
Hook
Battery D
Terminal
Groove
(1) - l (1) - l
Black
Red
White
Soldered part Grey
End of
Battery D Terminal
Soldered part
End of
Battery Terminal Assy
Fig. 4-24
4-26
1-26 Disassembling of Left Cover Unit-1
(1) Remove the screw (r 1) and remove the Cassette Bracket.

(2) Remove the two screws (r 2) and remove the C Bracket Sub Assy, Jack Cover, Charge Led Cover, removing the
projected part of the C Guide Plate from the hole of the Jack Cover.
(3) Remove the screw (h 1) and separate the C Guide Plate and the C Click Spring.
(4) Release the Cassette Cover lock, remove the Cassette Cover.
(5) Remove the six claws, and remove the Lock Plate from the Left Cover.
Side of the Cassette Base : HANAL FL-778 (DY9-3026-010)
Side of the Lock Lever claw : HANAL FL-778 (DY9-3026-010)
Instruction for Supplies

HANAL FL-778 HANAL FL-778
Cassette Base
Lock Lever
HANAL FL-778
Left Cover
Jack Cover Cassette Bracket
(1)
(1) - r
(2)
Charge Led
Cover
(2) Claw
(5)
Casset Cover
Claw C Guide
(4) Plate
(3)
Claws
(2)
Lock Plate
(2) - r
Projected
part (3) - h
Lock of Cassette Cover
C Click Spring
C Bracket Sub Ass'y
h r
(4)
3mm 4mm
Metal Black
M1.7 M1.7
(Self Tap)
Fig. 4-25
4-27
(1) Remove the claw and the remove the FPC Holder.
(2) Remove the five screws (h 5) and the two claws and remove the C Bracket Sub Assy
(3) Remove the claw and remove Eject Lever. Then remove the Cassette Shaft.
(4) Remove the Cassette Spring, Lock Lever from the Cassette Base.
(1) Rotate the flexible board of the Speaker FPC to the FPC Holder as shown in the illustration.
FPC Holder
(1) Claw
(1)
(3) Cassette Shaft
C Base Sub Ass'y
(1) Speaker FPC

(2) Claw
(3) Claw
(2) - h
Eject Lever Cassette Base
(2) Claw
(1) Hook
(4)
(2)
(2) - h Lock Lever
Cassette Spring
(2) - h
h
Speaker FPC 3mm
Black
M1.7
Fig. 4-26
4-28
(1) Remove the two screws (r 2) and remove the PU Holder.

(2) Remove the two dowels and remove the Speaker, Speaker FPC, Power Key Assy together.
(3) Remove the UL Tape and remove the soldering parts A and B. And separate Speaker, Speaker FPC and Power Key
Assy
(4) Remove Strap Pin, Hand Strap. And remove the Name Label from the Cassette Cover.
(1) When making soldering on Speaker, Speaker FPC or Power Key Assy, align the positioning holes each as shown in
the illustration and make solderings. When soldering is complete, fix the Speaker FPC and Power Key Assy flexible
board with UL Tape.
Speaker FPC UL Tape Power Key Assy
Soldered Part B
(3)
Speaker (3)
Hand Strap
(3)
Soldered Part A
(2)
(4)
Dowels
PU Holder
(1)
Cassette Cover
(4) (1) - r
(4)
(4)
Strap Pin
Name Label
Power Key
Speaker Assy
FPC
Soldered
Soldered
Part A
Part B
r
4mm
UL Tape Black
Align the each holes used
Speaker M1.7
for position setting. (Self Tap)
Fig. 4-27
4-29
1-29 Disassembling of CVF Unit-1
(1) Slant CVF Hinge Assy in the direction of the arrow, and remove the CVF Dust Sheet.
(2) Remove the screw (b 1) and remove the two claws, and remove the CVF B Cover.
(3) Remove the two claws in the direction of the arrow A and remove the FPC Holder.
(1) In order to give extra bending of flexible board for play, insert the two claws (3) at the two locations while the CVF
Hinge Assy is being bent as shown in the illustration, the FPC Holder. Then install the FPC Holder in the direction of
the arrow B.
(2) Pull out the flexible board up to the marked point C and fold the flexible board with peak-folding at the position
marked D.
CVF B Cover (2) - b
(2) Claws
(2)
(1)
(3)
(1) (3) Claws

(3) Claws
CVF Dust Sheet FPC Holder
Note on Reassembling (1) (3)

FPC Holder
B
D
b
Flexible board
3mm
CVF Hinge Ass'y Metal
C M1.7
Fig. 4-28
4-30
(1) Remove the screw (b 1) and remove the CVF Hinge Assy and CVF Top Cover all together.
(2) Remove the two screws (b 2) and separate the CVF Hinge Assy and CVF Top Cover.
CVF Hinge Assy
CVF Top Cover

(1) - b
(2)
(1) (2) - b
CVF Hinge Assy,

CVF Top Cover
3mm
Metal
M1.7
Fig. 4-29
4-31
(1) Remove the CVF Eye Cup.

(2) Remove the two screws (m 2) and remove the CVF Diop Frame, CVF Diop Knob, CVF Knob Rubber.
(3) Remove the CVF Knob Rubber from the CVF Diop Knob.
(4) Remove the the Lens CVF Holder and Eyepiece Lens all together from the CVF Inner Cover. Then remove the two
claws and separate the Lens CVF Holder and Eyepiece Lens.
(1) When Installing the Eyepiece Lens into the Lens CVF Holder, take care to orient the lens correctly.
(2) When installing the CVF Diop Knob, CVF Knob Rubber, align the recepted groove of the CVF Diop Knob with the
projected part of the Lens CVF Holder.
<Instruction for Supplies>

Lens CVF Holder contacting surface : HANAL FL-778 (DY9-3026-010)
CVF Knob Rubber upper side : HANAL FL-778 (DY9-3026-010)
(2) - m Lens CVF Holder

CVF Knob Rubber
CVF Diop CVF Diop Knob

Frame (3)
(2) CVF Inner Cover Eyepiece Lens

CVF Diop Knob,
CVF Knob Rubber Claw
(2) Eyepiece Lens
CVF Eye Cup (4)

(1) Lens CVF Holder
(4)
Lens CVF Holder,
CVF Inner Cover Eyepiece Lens
Instruction for Supplies Note on Reassembling (2)

HANAL FL-778
CVF Diop Knob,
CVF Diop CVF Knob Rubber
Knob Recepted Groove
CVF Knob Projected part

Rubber upper side
Align the recepted
groove with the
m
projected part
4mm
HANAL FL-778
Metal
M1.7
(Self Tap)
Lens CVF Holder contacting surface
Fig. 4-30
4-32
(1) Disconnect the connector CN4101 and remove the CVF-Main FPC.
(2) Remove the two claws and Disconnect the connector CN4102, and remove the CVF PCB Assy.
(3) Remove the four claws and remove the CVF Reflecter.
(Note) Be careful not to drop the CVF Diffuser, CVF LCD Cushion, CVF LCD Assy, Mask Plate.
(4) Remove the the CVF Diffuser, CVF LCD Cushion, CVF LCD Assy, Mask Plate from the CVF Inner Cover.
CVF-Main FPC
(2) Claws
(1)
(2)
CVF PCB Assy CVF Inner Cover
(2)
CN4101
(4)
CN4102
(4)
(4)
Mask Plate
(4) Be careful not to
drop the Coil Spring.
CVF LCD Assy
(3) Claws (Be careful not to drop the Coil Spring)
(3)
CVF LCD Cushion
(Be careful not to drop the Coil Spring)
CVF Diffuser
(Be careful not to drop the Coil Spring)
CVF Reflector
Fig. 4-31
4-33
1-33 Disassembling of Camera Unit-1
(1) Remove the screw (p 1) and remove the CCD Radiation Plate.
(2) Remove the UL Tape.
(1) Attach the UL Tape by observing the caution notice in the illustration, and fix the Jack1 FPC Assy flexible board at
the two location.

(1) - p CCD Radiation
Plate
Align the UL Tape with
the end surface of the
flexible board
(1)
UL Tape
UL Tape (13 x 40)
UL Tape Attach the UL Tape

(2)
(2) up to this surface of
the Lens
Align the edge of UL
Direction of Tape with the root of
Attachment the standing wall
Align the Lens with the

root of the standing wall.
Direction of UL Tape
Attachment (13 x 40)
Align the corner of

the Tape with the
crossing point between
p the centre of recessed
3.5mm area and Lens meeting point.
Metal
Do not apply strong stress
Cover the "R" portion of or load to the Lens IG meter
M1.7
the flexible board completely. block when attaching the
Tape.
Fig. 4-32
4-34
(1) Remove the three screws (j 3) and remove the two claws. Remove the Jack1 FPC Assy, S-Video Jack, A/V Jack
Spacer Jack.
(2) Remove the Kapton Tape , Jack1 Sheet.
(3) Remove the soldering parts A and B, and remove the S-Video Jack, A/V Jack from the Jack1 FPC Assy.
(1) Attach the Kapton Tape (5 15), while aligning it with the outside shape of flexible board.
(2) Cover all of the three elements by attaching the Jack1 Sheet.
<Instruction for Supply>

Jack1 FPC Assy : TAPE, KAPTON (DY9-3052-000)

Jack1 Sheet
Jack1 Sheet
(1)
(2)
Spacer Jack
Kapton Tape Cover the three
(5 x 15) elements completely
Jack1 FPC Assy
S-Video Jack
Claws
(3)
(2) - j
(3)
(2) - j
(1) (2)
A/V Jack
(1) - j
kapton Tape
(3) Soldered Parts B (3)
j
Soldered
2.5mm Parts A
Metal
M1.7
Fig. 4-33
4-35
(1) Remove the two screws (f 2) and remove the Jack2 P.C.B., Jack2-Main FPC, Camera Holder all together.
(2) Remove the two screws (j 2) and remove the Jack2 P.C.B., Jack2-Main FPC from Camera Holder.
(3) Disconnect the connector CN6 and remove the Jack2-Main FPC from the Jack2 P.C.B..
(4) Remove the Jack Sheet and Cushion from the Jack2 P.C.B..
(1) Attach the Jack Sheet as shown in the illustration.
(2) Attach the Cushion as shown in the illustration.
Reed portion
DC Jack
Camera Holder
(1)
Jack Sheet

Jack2 P.C.B. (1) - f
Cushion (2)
Attach the Cushion

so that it should not
protrade too far (2) - j (4) Cushion
exceeding the Mic Jack2-Main FPC
Jack. CN6
Mic Jack
(4) (3)
f j
Jack Sheet
2.5mm
4.5mm
Black Metal
M1.7
M1.7
(Self Tap)
Fig. 4-34
4-36
(1) Remove the two screws (d 2) and remove the CCD Assy, CCD-MAIN FPC, CCD Shield, CCD Rubber, IR Filter
from the Lens Assy.
(2) Remove the CCD-MAIN FPC, CCD Shield from the CCD P.C.B..
(3) Remove the soldered parts A and remove the CCD Assy from the CCD P.C.B..
(1) When installing the CCD P.C.B., fix the CCD P.C.B. with the two screws (d 2) and then make soldering of the CCD
Assy and CCD P.C.B..
(2) Install the IR Filter as shown in the illustration.
(3) Install the CCD Rubber, cutout position toward right under.
CCD Assy Note on Reassembling (2)

CCD Rubber Lens Assy
Soldered Soldered
Parts A Parts A
Cutout
CCD P.C.B.
CCD Rubber IR Filter

(1)
CCD Assy
d
(3)
CCD P.C.B. 5.5mm
Black
M1.7
(Self Tap)
(1)
Lens
(1) - d (2)
CCD-Main FPC (2) A Face thick side

toward Lens side
CCD Shield CCD IR Filter
Fig. 4-35
4-37
1-37 Disassembling of Lens Unit
(1) Remove the nine screws (t 3, m 6) and remove the Soldered Parts-a. Remove PZ Motor, AF Motor, Photo-
Interrupter
(2) Remove the three screws (m 3) and remove the IG Meter Unit.
(3) Remove the three screws (m 3) and remove the Front Lens Assy.
<Instruction for Supply>

Guide Bar : LOGENEST LAMBDA A-74 (CY9-8102-000)
Guide Bar
Soldered (1) - m (1) - t

Parts-a
Photo-Interrupter
PZ Motor
(1) - m
(1) AF Motor
(2) - m
(1)
(1)
(2) Soldered
Parts-a
Front Lens Ass'y
(1) - m
(1)
(3) - m Photo
-Interrupter
(3)
IG Meter Unit
(1) - m
Instruction for Supplies
Soldered Parts-a
Guide Bar
t m
4mm
7mm
Metal
Metal M1.7
M1.7 (Self Tap)
LOGENEST LAMBDA A-74 (Self Tap)
Fig. 4-36
4-38
1-38 List of Screws Used
SYMBOL
SYMBOL
PARTS NO. REMARKS ILLUST PARTS NO. REMARKS ILLUST
Flat Head Screw Self Tap

a XA1-3170-507 5mm l XA4-9170-357 3.5mm
M1.7-5.0mm (Metal) M1.7-3.5mm (Metal)
Self Tap
b XA1-7170-307 M1.7-3.0mm (Metal) 3mm m XA4-9170-457 4.5mm
M1.7-4.5mm (Metal)
Self Tap
c XA1-7170-507 M1.7-5.0mm (Metal) 5mm n XA4-9170-507 5mm
M1.7-5.0mm (Metal)
Self Tap
d XA4-9170-559 5.5mm o XA1-7170-207 M1.7-2.0mm (Metal) 2mm
M1.7-5.5mm (Black)
Self Tap
e XA4-9170-659 6.5mm p XA1-7170-357 M1.7-3.5mm (Metal) 3.5mm
M1.7-6.5mm (Black)
Self Tap Self Tap

f XA4-9170-459
M1.7-4.5mm (Black) 4.5mm q XA4-9170-557 5.5mm
M1.7-5.5mm (Metal)
Self Tap Self Tap

g XA4-9170-509 5mm r XA4-9170-409 4mm
M1.7-5.0mm (Black) M1.7-4.0mm (Black)
Stepped Screw
h XA1-7170-309 M1.7-3.0mm (Black) 3mm s CB3-0846-000
M1.7-7.0mm (Metal) 7mm
Self Tap
i XA1-7170-259 M1.7-2.5mm (Black) 2.5mm t XA4-9170-707 7mm
M1.7-7.0mm (Metal)
j XA1-7170-257 M1.7-2.5mm (Metal) 2.5mm u XA9-0568-000 M1.7-2.5mm (Metal) 2.5mm
Stepped Screw
k XA9-1432-000 3.2mm v XA1-7170-407 M1.7-4.0mm (Metal) 4mm
M1.4-3.2mm (Metal)
4-39
1-39 List of Disassembly Photos
Front Cover Unit Right Cover Unit
Battery Case Unit Right Side
Left Cover Unit CVF Unit
4-40
Recorder/Camera Unit Camera Unit-1
Camera Unit-2
4-41
2. Adjustment Procedures
2-1 Adjustment Items in Part Replacement

After replacement of major parts, carry out adjustment referring to the table shown below. Note that the following table
shows minimum required adjustments to be performed after replacing any major part. In case that two or more parts have
been replaced or any faulty condition has occurred, take a proper adjustment procedure accordingly.
K : Adjustment is required
Camera system
Part name
No. Adjustment item JACK2 MAIN Adjustment Setting
Lens CCD
PCB PCB
2-2. AF Section
2-2-1 CZ Automatic Adjustment K K K Product condition
2-2-2 Cam correction (AUTO) K K K Product condition
2-3. IS Section
2-3-1 Gyro Offset Adjustment K K Product condition
2-3-2 Gyro Gain Adjustmment K K Product condition
2-3-3 EEPROM Writing K K Product condition
2-4. Camera Section
2-4-1 Iris Adjustment K K K Product condition
2-4-2 WB Adjustment (1) K K K Product condition
2-4-3 Color Balance Adjustment K K K Product condition
2-4-6 EEPROM Writing K K K Product condition
2-5. CCD Pixel Missing Compensation K K Product condition
2-6. Color Balance Check K K Product condition
Recorder system
Part name
No. Adjustment item MAIN DMC Adjustment Setting
PCB III
2-7. Recorder Section
2-7-1 Setting for Destination K Product condition
2-7-2, 2-7-3 Y LEVEL/C LEVEL Adjustment K Product condition
2-7-4 AGC Initial Value Adjustment K Product condition
2-7-5 SWP Adjustment K K Product condition
2-7-6 C.FG Adjustment K K Product condition
2-7-7 Antomatic Adjustment of Reel FG K K
2-7-8 Battery Voltage Drop Adjustment K Product condition
DMC III
2-8 Tape Path Adjustment Tape Path Adjustment setting
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2-2 AF Section Adjustment

Note)
(1) The sections 2-2-1 : CZ automatic adjustment and 2-2-2 : Cam correction (AUTO) must be executed consecutively. If
they are performed independently, the sufficient performance cannot be obtained.
Also, when section 2-2-1 : CZ automatic adjustment is completed, execute section 2-2-2 : Cam correction (AUTO)
must be executed immediately without elapse of time. If execute section 2-2-2 : Cam correction (AUTO) is executed
after elapse of time upon completion of section 2-2-1 : CZ automatic adjustment, the sufficient performance cannot be
obtained.
Preparation)
(1) For CZ automatic adjustment/cam correction, set the product condition.
(2) Adjustment condition (initial condition)
Tape/Card : Tape
Program AE : Auto Mode
ZOOM : Telephoto-end
CZ adjustment chart : 2.4 0.02 m from lens front
Chart luminance : 500 lux or more (High illuminance should be avoided at the wide-angle end.)
2-2-1 CZ Automatic Adjustment
CHART CZ adjustment chart

PEC. At STEP 3, DT : AA should be attained. Execution of STEP 4.
Procedure)
(1) In the telephoto-end setting, bring the center of chart image to the center of monitor TV.
(2) Referring to the table shown below, carry out CZ automatic adjustment in the service mode.
(3) Perform the cam correction.

CZ CS Function MD ADDR DT
1 1) Make the setting shown at right. 2 08 ST 3110 00
2) Perform storing. RD Move to adjustment mode.
(press the PAUSE button.)
2 2) Perform storing. 2 08 ST 3100 --
(press the PAUSE button.) Automatic adjustment is started. Then, it is completed
in 30 seconds approximately. If any NG condition is
encount ered in aut omat ic adjust ment , check the
part s inside t he lens section.
3 Judgment on result of adjustment 2 08 RD 3100 AA Adjustment is completed (result is OK).
Perform the cam correction.
RD FF Adjustment is completed (result is NG).
Turn off the power than back on. Then make
readjustment.
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2-2-2 Cam Correction (AUTO)
CHART CZ adjustment chart

SPEC. Automatic adjustment
Procedure)
(1) Perform the cam correction by following the table below.
(2) Quit the service mode, turn power off/on, and then check that proper focusing can be attained in normal zooming
operation (AF OFF).
(3) If the result is NG, perform 2-2-1 : CZ automatic adjustment and 2-2-2 : Cam correction (AUTO).

CAM CORRECTION CS Function MD ADDR DT
2) Perform storing. RD 01
2 Cancel the service mode, and set the zoom position to the telephoto end. After focus movement is stopped, turn OFF the AF function.
WD
2) Perform storing. RD 02 Correction value measurement .
(press the PAUSE button.) Completion with DT:02.
2) Perform storing. RD 04 Correct ion value calculation.
(press the PAUSE button.) Completion wit h DT:04.
2) Perform storing. RD AA Completion of correction value writing.
(press the PAUSE button.) Completion wit h DT:AA.
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2-3 IS Section Adjustment

Note)
(1) Perform the IS adjustment after machine is re-assembled to a product status.
(2) Prepare a tripod or stable work bench.
(3) Each of the adjustment data (2-3-1 and 2) becomes valid when 2-3-3 data writing is made. After completion of each
adjustment, be sure to carry out 2-3-3 before turning power OFF.
2-3-1 GYRO OFFSET Adjustment
SPEC. Automatic adjusutment
Procedure)
(1) Wait at least 5 seconds while being careful not to apply vibration to the camera.
(2) Referring to the table shown below, perform the automatic adjustment.
Note)
It will take approx. 25 seconds at maximum to complete adjustment (OK) after storing (pressing the pause button).

GYRO OFFSET CS Function MD ADDR DT
1 1) Make the setting shown at right. 2 08 ST 320D --
2) Perform storing. RD -- Adjustment is completed.
(press the PAUSE button.) Completion with ST:05, NG with ST:09.
ST
Fig. 4-37
2-3-2 GYRO GAIN Adjustment
SPEC. Data Writing
Procedure)
(1) Reset the data to be the original, referring to the table shown below.

GYRO GAIN CS Function MD ADDR DT
1 Gyro YAW gain adjustment
1-1 1) Make the setting shown at right. 2 08 ST 3200 A9
2) Perform storing. RD Adjustment is completed.
2 Gyro PITCH gain adjustment
2-1 1) Make the setting shown at right. 2 08 ST 3201 B2
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2-3-3 EEPROM Writing
SPEC. Automatic writing
Procedure)
(1) According to the table shown below, write adjustment data (2-3-1 and 2) into the EEPROM memory.
EEPROM & FLASH WRITING CS Function MD ADDR DT
1 1) Make the setting shown at right. 2 08 ST 320F 00
2) Perform storing. RD 02 Complet ion of EEPROM writing.
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2-4 Camera Section Adjustment

Notes)
(1) Each adjustment data (2-4-1 to 2-4-5) becomes effective after it is written into the DATA as mentioned in 2-4-6. If
power must be turned OFF/ON during each adjustment, be sure to perform the DATA write procedure as mentioned
in 2-4-6.
(2) The adjustments from 2-4-2 through 2-4-5 must be carried out in series.
(3) The result data (*) of automatic adjustment is indicated in blinking because of the design of the MI-COM system.
Preparation)
(1) For camera section adjustment, take the product condition.
(2) Adjustment condition (initial condition)
Tape/Card : Tape
Program AE : Auto Mode
AF : OFF
Image stabilizer : OFF
Chart : Standard angle of view
2-4-1 Iris Adjustment
SPEC. Automatic adjustment.
Procedure)
(1) Referring to the table shown below, adjust the Iris.
IRIS CS Function MD ADDR DT
2) Perform storing. WR Adjustment is in progress.
(press the PAUSE button.) RD -- Adjustment is completed.
Completion with ST:05, NG with ST:09.
ST
Fig. 4-38
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2-4-2 WB Adjustment (1)
CHART Light box (5600K)

Procedure)
(1) Referring to the table shown below, carry out WB adjustment (1).
WB (1) CS Function MD ADDR DT
Note) In this adjustment, color balance gain data is set to FF. Be sure to carry out color balance a
djustment de-scribed in 2-4-3.
2-4-3 Color Balance Adjustment
CHART Lightbox (5600 K), and color bar chart (white area at the left side)
M.EQ. Vectorscope
TP/TRIG. VIDEO OUT
SPEC. R : 1.65 (ratio to burst) 90, Ye : 1.25 (ratio to burst) 218
Procedure)
(1) For manual adjustment of color balance, change data at the following four addresses while observing a vectorscope.

CB (MANUAL) CS Function MD ADDR DT
R-Y GAIN 1) In the setting shown at right, adjust relevant data. 2 08 ST 3007 ADJ Adjustment is in progress.
2) Perform storing. RD ADJ Adjustment is completed.
B-Y GAIN 1) Make the setting shown at right. ST 3008 ADJ Adjustment is in progress.
R-Y MAT 1) Make the setting shown at right. ST 3009 ADJ Adjustment is in progress.
B-Y MAT 1) Make the setting shown at right. ST 300A ADJ Adjustment is in progress.
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CHART Light box (5600 K), and CCA12 filter

Procedure)
(1) Referring to the table shown below, carry out WB adjustment (2).
CHART Light box (5600 K)

SPEC Automatic adjustment
Procedure)
(1) Referring to the table shown below, carry out WB the adjustment (3).
2-4-6 EEPROM Writing
SPEC Automatic writing
Procedure)
(1) According to the table shown below, write adjustment data (2-4-1 to 2-4-5) into the EEPROM memory.

EEPROM & FLASH WRITING CS Function MD ADDR DT
2) Perform storing. RD *02 Completion of EEPROM writing.
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2-5 CCD Pixel Missing Compensation

Notes)
(1) Perform this adjustment only if a void pixel is found on the CCD.
(2) Before starting this adjustment, turn power on for 30 minutes.
(3) The maximum number of the pixel missing points that can be compensated, are four points in the center of the screen
and total twelve points over the entire screen. If the number of missing points is more than the maximum number, the
CCD is NG. When a CCD is found NG, compensate the missing points starting from the top of the screen in this order
as many points as possible.
(4) This adjustment has the automatic pixel missing compensation whenever the power is turned on in addition to the
missing compensation that is set by this adjustment. The number of pixel missing compensations is four points that are
automatically compensated whenever the power is turned on.
Preparation)
(1) Carry out this correction in the product state.
(2) Adjustment Conditions
Program AE : AUTO
AF : OFF
Demo mode : OFF
Procedure)
(1) Perform the CCD void pixel correction (automatic mode) according to the table shown below.

CS Function MD ADDR DT
1 CCD void pixel correction
1-1 1) Make the setting shown at right. 2 08 ST 300E 00
2 EEPROM writing
2-1 1) Make the setting shown at right. 2 08 ST 300F 00
2) Perform storing. RD -- Completion of EEPROM writing.
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2-6 Color Balance Check

Preparation)
(1) Carry out this correction in the product state.
(2) Adjustment Conditions
Program AE : AUTO
AF : OFF
Demo mode : OFF
CHART Lightbox (5600K), and color bar chart

M.EQ. Vectorscope
TP/TRIG. VIDEO OUT
SPEC. R : 1.6 101 ( 0.15 5), Ye : 1.0 172 ( 0.15 5), G : 255 (12)
Procedure)
(1) Quit the service mode, and turn power OFF/ON.
(2) Perform light-box recording, and carry out WB SET using the relevant function of the product.
(3) Take an image of the color bar chart, and check that the levels of R, Ye and G are within the specified ranges respec-
tively.
(4) If the result of the above check is NG, carry out camera section adjustment again.
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2-7 Recorder Section Adjustment

Preparation)
(1) Except for the tape-path adjustment, carry out adjustment in the product state.
2-7-1 Setting for Destination
Procedure)
(1) Referring to the table shown below, carry out the setting for destination market place.

1 1) Make the setting shown at right. 1 10 ST 0000 F6 MVX150i E / MVX100i E
2) Perform storing. RD Data writing
2 1) Make the setting shown at right. 1 10 ST 0001 00 MVX150i E
01 MVX100i E
2) Perform storing. RD Data writing
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2-7-2 Y LEVEL Adjustment
TP/TRIG. VIDEO OUT

M. EQ. Oscilloscope
SPEC. 980 20 [mV]
Procedure)
(1) Select the card VCR mode.
(2) Referring to the table shown below, carry out Y level
adjustment.
Repeat steps 2) to 4) so that the level range shown at
the right will be attained.
* If the tape mode is selected, a delay may occur in 990 20mV
response.
Fig. 4-39

Y LEVEL CS Function MD ADDR DT
1 1) Make the setting shown at right. 0 10 ST 000D ADJ White raster is output.
2) Change data properly. ADJ
3) Perform storing. RD Adjustment data reflected
4) Make the setting shown at right. ST Check level.
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2-7-3 C LEVEL Adjustment
TP/TRIG. VIDEO OUT

M. EQ. Oscilloscope
SPEC. 710 20 [mV]
Procedure)
(1) Select the card VCR mode.
(2) Referring to the table shown below, carry out C level 710 20mV
adjustment.
Repeat steps 2) to 4) so that the level range shown at
the right will be attained.
* If the tape mode is selected, a delay may occur in
response.
Fig. 4-40

C LEVEL CS Function MD ADDR DT
1 1) Make the setting shown at right. 0 10 ST 000E ADJ Green raster is output.
2) For adjustment, change data properly. ADJ
3) Perform storing. RD Adjustment data reflected
4) Make the setting shown at right. ST Check level.
2-7-4 AGC Initial Value Adjustment
SIGNAL COLOR BAR

MODE E-E (ANALOG LINE IN)
Procedure)
(1) Input a color bar signal to the analog line circuit from the pattern generator.
(2) Carry out AGC initial value adjustment according to the table shown below.
AGC INITIAL CS Function MD ADDR DT
1 1) Make the setting shown at right. 0 08 ST 0004 --
2) Perform storing. WR Automatic adjustment is in progress.
(press the PAUSE button.) RD Automatic adjustment is completed.
4-54
2-7-5 SWP Adjustment
MODE Playback of color bar master (DY9-1380-000)

Procedure)
(1) While playing back the color bar master, carry out SWP automatic adjustment referring to the table shown below.
SWP (AUTO) CS Function MD ADDR DT
2-7-6 C. FG Adjustment
MODE Playback of color bar master (DY9-1380-000)

Procedure)
(1) While playing back the color bar master, carry out C.FG automatic adjustment referring to the table shown below.
C.FG (AUTO) CS Function MD ADDR DT
2-7-7 Automatic Adjustment of Reel FG
MODE Stop without VCR cassette
Procedure)
(1) Carry out reel FG adjustment according to the following table.
4-55
2-7-8 Battery Voltage Drop Adjustment
MODE During camera recording in product condition (AF : OFF, LCD PANEL : ON)
SPEC. Power supply voltage: 5.85 0.02 [V]
Note)
(1) Perform the adjustment after 4sec of recording start.
Procedure)
(1) Under the above condition, set a power supply voltage to 5.85 0.02[V].
(2) Referring to the table shown below, carry out battery voltage drop adjustment.
BATTERY VOLTAGE DROP CS Function MD ADDR DT
1 1) Make the setting shown at right 1 08 ST 0001 --
and read the DT.
2 1) Make the setting shown at right. 2 10 ST 12D2 --
2) Set the DT so that read of --
STEP1 rate.
4-56
2-8 Tape Path Adjustment

Note)
(1) For tape path adjustment, the service mode setting is necessary. For the details of setting procedure, refer to the DMC
III Section.
Preparation)
(1) For tape path adjustment, make the recorder adjustment setting (P. 3-2, 3).
Procedure)
(1) Referring to the table given below (STEPS 1, 2, 3), play back the tracking master (DY9-1379-000) for tape path
adjustment.
At STEP 2, perform tracking shift by adjusting DT in a range of F0 to FF so that the RF envelope will be 70%.
(2) After adjustment, restore tracking shift setting to normal according to the following table (STEPS 4 : P.OFF).

TRACKING TAPE CS Function MD ADDR DT
1 1) Play back the tracking tape.
2 1) Set up tracking shift.
2-1 1) Make the setting shown at right. 0 00 ST 9FE7 F2
2) Perform storing. RD
3) Perform 70% tracking shift by ST F0~FF The amount of tracking shift is changed.
adjusting DT in a range of F0 to FF.
4) Perform storing. RD
* DT00 in tracking shift released
3 1) Perform tape path adjustment with the RF envelope in 70% tracking shift state.
4 1) Select the normal mode.
2) Turn off power to the main unit.
4-57
Copy the chart on a transparent film. Trim and attach

the transparent chart on a vectorscope display.
Color balance adjustment chart
MVX150i E
PAL
MVX100i E
R-Y
B-Y
BURST
Ye
4-58
Copy the chart on a transparent film. Trim and attach

the transparent chart on a vectorscope display.
Color balance check chart
MVX150i E
PAL
MVX100i E
R-Y
Ye B-Y
BURST
4-59
CHAPTER 5. PARTS LIST
CONTENTS
EXPLODED VIEWS
Casing Unit Section ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5-2
Front Cover Unit Section ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5-4
Top Cover Unit/Battery Case Unit Section --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-6
CVF Unit Section --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-8
Recorder/Camera Unit Section ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-10
Lens Unit Section -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-12
Left Cover Unit Section ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-14
Right Cover Unit Section ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-16
LCD Unit Section -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-18
Mechanical Chassis Section-1 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-20
Accessories Section-1 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-28
Accessories Section-2 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-30
FUSE Replacement Instruction --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-32
ELECTRICAL PARTS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5-33
PARTS LIST ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5-34
CAUTION
1. Especially critical parts in the power circuit block should not be replaced with other marks.
Critical parts are marked with ! in this electrical parts list.
5-1
Casing Unit Section
BATTERY CASE
UNIT 123
CVF UNIT 11
LEFT COVER
UNIT
6
10
TOP COVER
94 UNIT
72 8
5
62
1
6 52
2 3
FRONT COVER
UNIT RECORDER/ 4
13 CAMERA UNIT
42
1
RIGHT COVER UNIT

14
5-2
MECHANICAL PARTS
SYMBOL PART NO. CLASS QTY DESCRIPTION REMARKS
1 XA1-7170-507 000 F 2 SCREW
2 XA4-9170-559 000 F 1 SCREW
3 XA4-9170-659 000 F 1 SCREW
4 XA4-9170-509 000 F 3 SCREW
5 XA4-9170-459 000 F 3 SCREW
6 XA1-7170-307 000 F 4 SCREW

7 XA1-7170-257 000 F 2 SCREW
8 DA2-0436-000 000 F 1 SHOE, ACCESSORY
9 XA1-3170-507 000 F 4 SCREW
10 DF1-5009-000 000 B 1 SHOE COVER ASSY NEW
11 XA1-7170-309 000 F 1 SCREW

12 XA1-7170-259 000 F 3 SCREW
13 D52-0230-000 000 B 1 CAP, LENS NEW
14 XA1-7170-407 000 F 1 SCREW NEW
5-3
Front Cover Unit Section
1
4
7
5
8
9
10
42
13
14 16
3 15
6 4 11
12 17
18
21 42
20
*1
19
22
*1 : MVX150i E ONLY
5-4
MECHANICAL PARTS
1 DY1-8545-000 000 B 1 LENS RING ASSY MVX150i E NEW
DY1-8553-000 000 B 1 LENS RING ASSY MVX100i E NEW
2 DA3-0435-000 000 B 1 COVER, LED MVX150i E NEW
DA3-0439-000 000 B 1 COVER, LED MVX100i E NEW
3 DA3-0437-000 000 C 2 FORM, MIC NEW
4 XA4-9170-507 000 F 6 SCREW

5 DA3-0421-000 000 B 1 COVER, FR NEW
6 DA3-0423-000 000 B 1 BOUTTON, MENU NEW
7 DG3-0131-000 000 C 1 PCB ASSY, RT NEW
8 XA4-9170-357 000 F 1 SCREW
9 DA3-0422-000 000 C 1 BLACKET, F NEW

10 DA3-0442-000 000 C 1 SHIELD, MIC NEW
11 DF1-5033-000 000 C 1 MIC ASSY
12 DA3-0444-000 000 C 1 RUBBER, MIC L NEW
13 DA3-0443-000 000 C 1 RUBBER, MIC R NEW
14 DA3-0424-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, MIC NEW

15 DA3-0445-000 000 C 1 AR-F-ABSORBER-A NEW
16 DH2-5050-000 000 C 1 FPC, RT NEW
17 DG3-0130-000 000 C 1 PCB ASSY LED NEW
18 XA1-7170-307 000 F 1 SCREW
19 XA4-9170-407 000 F 1 SCREW

20 DA3-0446-000 000 C 1 AR-F-ABSORBER-B NEW
21 DA3-0420-000 000 B 1 COVER, FB NEW
22 WG1-5816-000 000 C 1 LED, NSPW W MVX150i E NEW
5-5
Top Cover Unit/Battery Case Unit Section
1
6
5
4 11
10 12
3 9
3 8
3
5-6
MECHANICAL PARTS
1 DG3-0311-000 000 B 1 KEY ASSY, ZOOM PHOTO NEW
2 DY1-8541-000 000 B 1 COVER ASSY, TOP NEW
3 XA4-9170-357 000 F 5 SCREW
4 DA3-0362-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, BATTERY EJ NEW
5 DA3-0363-000 000 C 1 SPRING BATTERY EJ NEW
6 DA3-0361-000 000 B 1 KNOB, BATTERY EJ NEW

7 DH2-5046-000 000 C 1 CABLE, 6P NEW
8 DA3-0380-000 000 C 2 TERMINAL, BATTERY D NEW
9 DF1-5008-000 000 C 2 TERMINAL ASSY, BATTERY NEW
10 DA3-0360-000 000 B 1 COVER, REAR NEW
11 XA1-7170-259 000 F 1 SCREW

12 DY1-8546-000 000 B 1 LABEL, SERIAL NEW
5-7
CVF Unit Section
16
15
14
13
12
11
6 10
9
8
17
18
7
19
21
5 32
4
202 3
1
3
5-8
MECHANICAL PARTS
1 DA3-0464-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, FPC NEW
2 DG3-0140-000 000 C 1 HINGE ASSY, CVF NEW
3 XA1-7170-307 000 F 4 SCREW
4 DA3-0456-000 000 C 1 DUST SHEET, CVF NEW
5 DA3-0449-000 000 B 1 COVER, CVF TOP NEW
6 DH2-5048-000 000 C 1 FPC, CVF-MAIN NEW

7 DG3-0132-000 000 C 1 PCB ASSY, CVF NEW
8 DA3-0457-000 000 C 1 REFLECTER, CVF NEW
9 DA3-0460-000 000 C 1 DIFFUSER, CVF NEW
10 DA3-0461-000 000 C 1 CUSHION, CVF LCD NEW
11 WG2-5241-000 000 C 1 LCD ASSY, CVF NEW

12 DA3-0216-000 000 C 1 PLATE, MASK
13 DA3-0451-000 000 C 1 COVER, CVF INNTER NEW
14 YN1-3111-000 000 B 1 LENS, EYEPIECE
15 DA3-0211-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, LENS CVF NEW
16 DA3-0453-000 000 B 1 EYE CUP, CVF NEW

17 DA3-0455-000 000 C 1 KNOB, CVF DIOP NEW
18 DA2-1840-000 000 C 1 RUBBER, CVF KNOB
19 DA3-0452-000 000 C 1 FRAME, CVF DIOP NEW
20 XA4-9170-457 000 F 2 SCREW
21 DA3-0450-000 000 C 1 B COVER, CVF NEW
5-9
Recorder/Camera Unit Section
4 23 4
24
25
22
4
26
1 273
2 28 31
35 293 30
3
34
5 38
7 32
4
6 8
4
18
33
62 17
4
43
37
36 16 19
4 202
12
9
9 2
11 37 14
13
10
15
21
4
LENS UNIT
5-10
MECHANICAL PARTS
1 WC2-5444-000 000 C 1 JACK, S-VIDEO
2 DA3-0522-000 000 C 1 SPACER JACK NEW
3 WS1-5524-000 000 B 1 JACK, A/V
4 XA1-7170-257 000 F 13 SCREW
5 DG3-0123-000 000 C 1 FPC ASSY JACK1 NEW
6 DH2-5049-000 000 C 1 FPC SHOE NEW

7 DG1-7296-000 000 C 1 SHOE CONNECTOR ASSY
8 DA3-0518-000 000 C 1 PLATE, ACCESARRY SHOE NEW
9 XA4-9170-459 000 F 2 SCREW
10 DA3-0510-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, CAMERA NEW
11 DH2-5057-000 000 C 1 FPC, JACK2-MAIN NEW

12 DG3-0129-000 000 C 3 PCB ASSY JACK2 NEW
13 DH9-0866-000 000 C 1 FILTER, IR
14 DA3-0520-000 000 C 1 RUBBER, CCD NEW
15 DY1-8544-000 000 C 1 CCD ASSY NEW
16 DA3-0521-000 000 C 1 SHELD CCD NEW

17 DA3-0519-000 000 C 1 PLATE, CCD RADIATION NEW
18 XA1-7170-357 000 F 1 SCREW
19 DG3-0122-000 000 C 1 PCB ASSY CCD NEW
20 XA4-9170-559 000 F 2 SCREW
21 DH2-5055-000 000 C 1 FPC, CCD-MAIN NEW

22 DG1-4515-000 000 C 1 RECORDER UNIT, DMC3
23 DG3-0133-000 000 C 1 PCB ASSY TOP NEW
24 DA3-0511-000 000 C 1 SUB FRAME NEW
25 DH2-5056-000 000 C 1 FPC, TOP-MAIN NEW
26 DA3-0509-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, RECORDER NEW

27 DA2-1162-000 000 C 3 RUBBER, CUSHION
28 DA2-2052-000 000 C 1 SPRING, PLATE
29 XA9-1283-000 000 C 3 SCREW NEW
30 DA3-0513-000 000 C 1 SHIELD (A), HA NEW
31 DA3-0514-000 000 C 1 SHIELD (B), HA NEW

32 DY1-8554-000 000 C 1 PCB, MAIN MVX150i E NEW
DY1-8556-000 000 C 1 PCB, MAIN MVX100i E NEW
33 DA3-0515-000 000 C 1 SHILD, PM NEW
34 DA1-9903-000 000 B 1 LABEL, S CHASSIS
35 DA3-0523-000 000 C 1 SHEET, JACK1 NEW

36 DA2-1730-000 000 C 1 CUSHION
37 DA3-0504-000 000 C 2 SHEET, JACK NEW
38 XA9-0568-000 000 F 1 SCREW
5-11
Lens Unit Section
(7)3
(2) (4)
(3) (4)
(2)2 (2)
(2)3
(6)
(2)3 (2)2
(5)
(1)
5-12
MECHANICAL PARTS
1 YG9-6041-000 000 B 1 LENS ASSY, FRONT NEW
2 XA4-9170-407 000 F 12 SCREW
3 YH7-2010-000 000 B 1 MOTOR, PZ NEW
4 YG9-5994-000 000 B 2 PHOTO-INTERRUPTER
5 YH8-2007-000 000 B 1 IG METER UNIT NEW
6 YH7-2009-000 000 B 1 MOTOR, AF NEW

7 XA4-9170-707 000 F 3 SCREW
8 DG3-0277-000 000 C 1 LENS ASSY NEW
5-13
Left Cover Unit Section
1 2
3
4
10
11 5
6
14
13
12 42
15 7
9 9
8
42 19
18 21
20
16
17
93
22
23
5-14
MECHANICAL PARTS
1 DA3-0397-000 000 B 1 COVER, JACK NEW
2 DA3-0389-000 000 B 1 COVER, LEFT NEW
3 DA3-0393-000 000 C 1 BRAKET, CASSETTE NEW
4 XA4-9170-409 000 F 5 SCREW
5 DA3-0402-000 000 C 1 COVER, CHARGE LED NEW
6 DA3-0399-000 000 C 1 PLATE, LOCK NEW

7 DA3-0392-000 000 C 1 PLATE, C SIDE NEW
8 DA3-0394-000 000 C 1 SPRING, C CLICK NEW
9 XA1-7170-309 000 F 6 SCREW
10 DH2-5051-000 000 C 1 FPC, SPEAKER NEW
11 WR1-5083-000 000 C 1 SPEAKER

12 DA3-0403-000 000 B 1 STRAP, HAND NEW
13 DA3-0390-000 000 B 1 COVER, CASSETTE NEW
14 DG3-0136-000 000 B 1 KEY ASSY, POWER NEW
15 DA3-0400-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, PU NEW
16 DA3-0239-000 000 C 1 PIN, STRAP NEW

17 DA3-0409-000 000 B 1 LABEL, NAME MVX150i E NEW
DA3-0411-000 000 B 1 LABEL, NAME MVX100i E NEW
18 DA3-0395-000 000 C 1 SHAFT, CASSETTE NEW
20 DA3-0405-000 000 C 1 LEVER EJECT NEW

21 DA3-0391-000 000 C 1 BASE, CASSETTE NEW
22 DA3-0404-000 000 C 1 SPRING, CASSETTE NEW
23 DA3-0398-000 000 C 1 LEVER, LOCK NEW
5-15
Right Cover Unit Section
13
17
LCD UNIT
152
5 12 16
3 14
2 18
10
4
11 9
3 6
33
19
1
2
20 8
7
23 21
3 22
5-16
MECHANICAL PARTS
1 DH2-5058-000 000 C 1 FPC, R KEY-MAIN NEW
2 XA4-9170-557 000 F 2 SCREW
3 XA4-9170-407 000 F 6 SCREW
4 DG3-0157-000 000 C 1 FPC C KEY NEW
5 DA3-0365-000 000 B 1 PLATE, STRAP NEW
6 DG3-0125-000 000 C 1 PCB ASSY KEY NEW

7 XA1-7170-207 000 F 1 SCREW
8 DG3-0158-000 000 C 1 PCB ASSY LCD SW2 NEW
9 DA3-0376-000 000 C 1 COVER, POWER/ACCESS LED NEW
10 DA3-0369-000 000 C 1 KNOB G/P NEW
11 DA3-0366-000 000 C 1 PLATE, EARTH R-KEY NEW

12 DA3-0368-000 000 C 1 KNOB C KEY NEW
13 DA3-0367-000 000 C 1 KNOB R KEY NEW
14 DA3-0383-000 000 B 1 COVER, RIGHT NEW
15 DA3-0381-000 000 C 2 RUBBER INSULATION NEW
16 DA3-0382-000 000 B 1 COVER, SERVICE CONNECTER NEW

17 DA3-0364-000 000 B 1 COVER, LITHIUM NEW
18 XA1-7170-357 000 F 1 SCREW
19 DA3-0386-000 000 C 1 SHEET, RF NEW
20 DA3-0373-000 000 C 1 SPRING, CARD LID NEW
21 DA3-0374-000 000 C 1 SHAFT, CARD LID NEW

22 DA3-0372-000 000 B 1 LID, CARD NEW
23 DA3-0375-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, CARD LID NEW
5-17
LCD Unit Section
*2
27
26
29
25
28
24
*1
23
22
21
20
19
18
8
72 4
6 5
22
17 2
1
14
7
15 16
22 3
14
22
9
12 13 *1 : MVX150i E ONLY
11
10 *2 : MVX100i E ONLY
5-18
MECHANICAL PARTS
1 DA3-0484-000 000 B 1 KNOB, LCD NEW
2 XA1-7170-307 000 F 7 SCREW
3 DY1-8542-000 000 B 1 COVER ASSY LCD TOP NEW
4 DA3-0483-000 000 C 1 LOCK, LCD NEW
5 DA3-0488-000 000 C 1 SPRING, LCD LOCK NEW
6 DA3-0493-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, LCD LOCK NEW

7 XA4-9170-407 000 F 3 SCREW
8 DG3-0134-000 000 C 1 PCB ASSY LCD NEW
DG3-0126-000 000 C 1 PCB ASSY, LCD NEW
9 DH2-5047-000 000 C 1 CABLE, 2P NEW
10 CB3-0846-000 000 C 1 SCREW, LCD HINGE NEW

12 DA3-0487-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, LCD SW1PCB NEW
13 DA3-0481-000 000 C 1 COVER, HINGE T NEW
14 DG3-0139-000 000 C 1 HINGE ASSY, LCD NEW
15 DA3-0482-000 000 C 1 COVER, HINGE B NEW

16 DH2-5045-000 000 C 1 CABLE, 12P NEW
17 DH2-5044-000 000 C 1 CABLE, 9P NEW
18 DA3-0485-000 000 C 1 FRAME, LCD MVX150i E NEW
19 DG3-0138-000 000 C 1 BACK LIGHT ASSY MVX150i E NEW
20 DY1-8557-000 000 B 1 LCD ASSY MVX150i E NEW

21 DA3-0489-000 000 C 1 PLATE, EARTH LCD MVX150i E NEW
22 DA3-0480-000 000 B 1 COVER LCD BOTTOM MVX150i E NEW
24 DG1-4135-000 000 C 1 BACK LIGHT ASSY MVX100i E
25 DY1-8333-000 000 B 1 LCD ASSY MVX100i E

26 DA3-0492-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, LCD MVX100i E NEW
27 DA3-0490-000 000 B 1 COVER, LCD BOTTOM MVX100i E NEW
28 DA3-0501-000 000 C 2 BL SHEET 1 MVX100i E NEW
5-19
Mechanical Chassis Section-1
1
3
33
2
4
6 7
5-20
MECHANICAL PARTS
1 DG1-4506-000 000 B 1 COMPARTMENT ASSY, CASSETTE NEW
2 XA1-7140-147 000 C 1 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH
3 DA2-2138-000 000 C 4 SCREW NEW
4 DY1-8500-000 000 E 1 DRUM ASSY NEW
5 DA2-2139-000 000 C 1 WASHER NEW
6 DF1-1703-000 000 C 1 IDLER ASSY NEW

7 DA2-2116-000 000 C 1 SPRING, COIL (DRUM) NEW
8 DA2-2115-000 000 C 1 SCREW NEW
9 DY1-8501-000 000 B 1 CHASSIS ASSY, SLIDE NEW
5-21
1
3 2
1
4
9
5
6 11 10
7
8
12
6
13
5-22
MECHANICAL PARTS
1 DA2-0645-000 000 C 2 WASHER
2 DG1-4504-000 000 C 1 REEL ASSY, S NEW
3 DS1-0193-000 000 C 1 SPRING, COIL (TENSION) NEW
4 DF1-1693-000 000 C 1 BRAKE ASSY, TENSION NEW
5 DF1-1694-000 000 C 1 RELEASE ASSY, TENSION NEW
6 DA2-2139-000 000 C 2 WASHER NEW

7 DF1-1704-000 000 C 1 BRAKE ASSY, S NEW
8 DS1-0199-000 000 C 1 SPRING, COIL (S BRAKE) NEW
9 DG1-4505-000 000 C 1 REEL ASSY, T NEW
10 DA2-2220-000 000 C 1 LEVER, EJECT NEW
11 DA2-2238-000 000 C 1 BRAKE, MAIN T NEW

12 DS1-0198-000 000 C 1 SPRING, COIL (T BRAKE) NEW
13 DF1-1695-000 000 C 1 REVIEW ARM ASSY NEW
5-23
1 (5)
22
(4) 3
8
(6)
23
9
22
(7)
11
12
13
2
10
5-24
MECHANICAL PARTS
1 DG1-4502-000 000 C 1 MOTOR ASSY, LOADING NEW
2 DA2-2261-000 000 C 8 SCREW NEW
3 DG1-4497-000 000 C 1 GUIDE RAIL ASSY NEW
4 DF1-1687-000 000 C 1 ROLLER ASSY, GUIDE S NEW
5 DF1-1688-000 000 C 1 ROLLER ASSY, GUIDE T NEW
6 DA2-0780-000 000 C 1 SCREW

7 DF1-1686-000 000 C 1 DRUM BASE ASSY NEW
8 DA2-2259-000 000 C 1 SCREW NEW
9 DG1-4503-000 000 C 1 MOTOR ASSY, CAPSTAN NEW
11 DG1-4500-000 000 C 1 ROLLER ASSY, PINCH NEW

12 DA2-2139-000 000 C 1 WASHER NEW
13 DS1-0192-000 000 C 1 SPRING, COIL (PINCH) NEW
5-25
4
9
5
2
6
10
5-26
MECHANICAL PARTS
1 DA2-2191-000 000 C 1 LEVER, CAM NEW
3 DA2-2196-000 000 C 1 BELT, TIMING NEW
4 DA2-2197-000 000 C 1 GEAR, PULLEY NEW
5 DA2-2190-000 000 C 1 GEAR, CONNECT NEW
6 DA2-2140-000 000 C 1 WASHER NEW

7 DA2-2188-000 000 C 1 GEAR, WHEEL NEW
8 DA2-2139-000 000 C 1 WASHER NEW
9 DA2-2195-000 000 C 1 GEAR, CAPSTAN NEW
10 DG1-4501-000 000 C 1 CHASSIS ASSY, MAIN NEW
5-27
Accessories Section-1
CG-570 N.S. (Product available)

N.S. (Product available) CA-570
CB-570
2
N.S. (Product available)
JPN
A
E
PLUG TYPE B
N.S. AS
Commercially available.
N.S. (Product available) 5
Make copy sample
pictures if necessary. BP-511/512/522/535 WL-D79A
SDC-8M
3
4 (6)
(7)
5-28
MECHANICAL PARTS
1 DY1-8531-000 000 C 1 DC CABLE
2 D82-0643-000 000 C 1 CORD, AC(E) PLUG TYPE E
D82-0644-000 000 C 1 CORD, AC(B) PLUG TYPE B
D82-0645-000 000 C 1 CORD, AC(AS) PLUG TYPE AS
3 D81-1450-000 000 C 1 CASE, MEMORY CARD NEW
4 DY1-8242-000 000 C 1 COVER, TERMINAL BP-511(BROWN) BP-511/512

DY1-8303-000 000 C 1 COVER, TERMINAL BP-522(GRAY) BP-522/535
5 D83-0622-000 000 C 1 WL-79A WIRELESS CONTROLLER
6 DY1-8528-000 000 C 1 COVER, BATTERY
7 DY1-8530-000 000 C 1 LABEL, WIRELESS CONTROLLER (A)
5-29
Accessories Section-2
N.S. (Product available) N.S. (Product available)

DM-50 WD-H37
2 7
1 6

TL-H37
N.S. (Product available) N.S. (Product available)

VL-3 VFL-1
8

3 FS-H37U
3 4
IFC-300PCU
SS-800 N.S. (Product available) PC-A10
5 9
5-30
MECHANICAL PARTS
1 DY1-8246-000 000 C 1 WIND SCREEN, FRONT
2 DY1-8247-000 000 C 1 WIND SCREEN, REAR
3 DY1-8245-000 000 E 1 LAMP, HAROGE
4 DY1-8565-000 000 B 1 FRONT COVER ASSY NEW
5 D81-1430-000 000 C 1 SHOULDER STRAP SS-800
6 DY1-8559-000 000 B 1 CAP, CONVERTER(FRONT) NEW

7 DY1-8558-000 000 B 1 CAP, CONVERTER(REAR) NEW
9 DY4-3338-000 000 C 1 CONNECTOR, SCART PC-A10
5-31
FUSE Replacement Instruction
CAUTION - For continued protection against risK of fire, replace FU3200, FU3203, FU3204, FU3205
only with same type:494001 1.0A-50V FUSE, replace FU3201 only same type:4941.25
1.25A-50V FUSE and replace FU3202 only same type:49401.5 1.5A-50V FUSE
MANUFACTURER:LITTELFUSE.
IC803 IC802
IC801 IC300
IC301
IC1501
IC2100
IC1205
IC1202
IC1203
IC1201 IC3201
IC1204
MAIN P.C.B
FU3205
FU3204
FU3203
FU3202
FU3201
FU3200
5-32
ELECTRICAL PARTS
SYMBOL PART NO. CLASS QTY DESCRIPTION REMARKS REMARKS
MAIN P.C.B.
! FU3200 VD7-2241-001 000 C 1 CHIP FUSE
! FU3201 VD7-2241-251 000 C 1 CHIP FUSE
! FU3202 VD7-2241-501 000 C 1 CHIP FUSE
! FU3203 VD7-2241-001 000 C 1 CHIP FUSE
! FU3204 VD7-2241-001 000 C 1 CHIP FUSE
! FU3205 VD7-2241-001 000 C 1 CHIP FUSE

CN303 VS1-6851-021 000 C 1 CONNECTOR 21p
CN2101 VS1-6851-033 000 C 1 CONNECTOR 33p
JACK1 FPC ASSY

CN1 WS1-5524-000 000 C 1 JACK, AV
CN1 WC2-5444-000 000 C 1 JACK, S-VIDEO
JACK2 FPC ASSY

CN1 WS1-6081-000 000 C 1 USB CN
CN2 WS1-6118-000 000 C 1 IEEE1394 CN
CN3 WS1-6113-000 000 C 1 DC JACK
CN5 WS1-5716-000 000 C 1 MIC JACK
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PARTS LIST
PAGE PART NO. CLASS QTY DESCRIPTION REMARKS
19 CB3-0846-000 000 C 1 SCREW, LCD HINGE NEW
3 D52-0230-000 000 B 1 CAP, LENS NEW
31 D81-1430-000 000 C 1 SHOULDER STRAP SS-800
29 D81-1450-000 000 C 1 CASE, MEMORY CARD
29 D82-0643-000 000 C 1 CORD, AC(E) PLUG TYPE E
29 D82-0644-000 000 C 1 CORD, AC(B) PLUG TYPE B

29 D82-0645-000 000 C 1 CORD, AC(AS) PLUG TYPE AS
29 D83-0622-000 000 C 1 WL-79A WIRELESS CONTROLLER
11 DA1-9903-000 000 B 1 LABEL, S CHASSIS
3 DA2-0436-000 000 F 1 SHOE, ACCESSORY
23 DA2-0645-000 000 C 2 WASHER

25 DA2-0780-000 000 C 1 SCREW
11 DA2-1162-000 000 C 3 RUBBER, CUSHION
11 DA2-1730-000 000 C 1 CUSHION
9 DA2-1840-000 000 C 1 RUBBER, CVF KNOB
11 DA2-2052-000 000 C 1 SPRING, PLATE

21 DA2-2115-000 000 C 1 SCREW NEW
21 DA2-2116-000 000 C 1 SPRING, COIL (DRUM) NEW
21 DA2-2138-000 000 C 4 SCREW NEW
21,23,25,27 DA2-2139-000 000 C 5 WASHER NEW
27 DA2-2140-000 000 C 1 WASHER NEW

27 DA2-2188-000 000 C 1 GEAR, WHEEL NEW
27 DA2-2190-000 000 C 1 GEAR, CONNECT NEW
27 DA2-2191-000 000 C 1 LEVER, CAM NEW
27 DA2-2195-000 000 C 1 GEAR, CAPSTAN NEW
27 DA2-2196-000 000 C 1 BELT, TIMING NEW

27 DA2-2197-000 000 C 1 GEAR, PULLEY NEW
23 DA2-2220-000 000 C 1 LEVER, EJECT NEW
23 DA2-2238-000 000 C 1 BRAKE, MAIN T NEW
25 DA2-2259-000 000 C 1 SCREW NEW
25 DA2-2261-000 000 C 8 SCREW NEW

9 DA3-0211-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, LENS CVF NEW
9 DA3-0216-000 000 C 1 PLATE, MASK
15 DA3-0239-000 000 C 1 PIN, STRAP NEW
7 DA3-0360-000 000 B 1 COVER, REAR NEW
7 DA3-0361-000 000 B 1 KNOB, BATTERY EJ NEW

7 DA3-0362-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, BATTERY EJ NEW
7 DA3-0363-000 000 C 1 SPRING BATTERY EJ NEW
17 DA3-0364-000 000 B 1 COVER, LITHIUM NEW
17 DA3-0365-000 000 B 1 PLATE, STRAP NEW
17 DA3-0366-000 000 C 1 PLATE, EARTH R-KEY NEW

17 DA3-0367-000 000 C 1 KNOB R KEY NEW
17 DA3-0368-000 000 C 1 KNOB C KEY NEW
17 DA3-0369-000 000 C 1 KNOB G/P NEW
17 DA3-0372-000 000 B 1 LID, CARD NEW
17 DA3-0373-000 000 C 1 SPRING, CARD LID NEW

17 DA3-0374-000 000 C 1 SHAFT, CARD LID NEW
17 DA3-0375-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, CARD LID NEW
17 DA3-0376-000 000 C 1 COVER, POWER/ACCESS LED NEW
7 DA3-0380-000 000 C 2 TERMINAL, BATTERY D NEW
17 DA3-0381-000 000 C 2 RUBBER INSULATION NEW

17 DA3-0382-000 000 B 1 COVER, SERVICE CONNECTER NEW
17 DA3-0383-000 000 B 1 COVER, RIGHT NEW
17 DA3-0386-000 000 B 1 SHEET, RF NEW
15 DA3-0389-000 000 B 1 COVER, LEFT NEW
5-34
PARTS LIST
15 DA3-0390-000 000 B 1 COVER, CASSETTE NEW
15 DA3-0391-000 000 C 1 BASE, CASSETTE NEW
15 DA3-0392-000 000 C 1 PLATE, C SIDE NEW
15 DA3-0393-000 000 C 1 BRAKET, CASSETTE NEW
15 DA3-0394-000 000 C 1 SPRING, C CLICK NEW
15 DA3-0395-000 000 C 1 SHAFT, CASSETTE NEW

15 DA3-0397-000 000 B 1 COVER, JACK NEW
15 DA3-0398-000 000 C 1 LEVER, LOCK NEW
15 DA3-0399-000 000 C 1 PLATE, LOCK NEW
15 DA3-0400-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, PU NEW

15 DA3-0402-000 000 C 1 COVER, CHARGE LED NEW
15 DA3-0403-000 000 B 1 STRAP, HAND NEW
15 DA3-0404-000 000 C 1 SPRING, CASSETTE NEW
15 DA3-0405-000 000 C 1 LEVER EJECT NEW

5 DA3-0420-000 000 B 1 COVER, FB NEW
5 DA3-0421-000 000 B 1 COVER, FR NEW
5 DA3-0422-000 000 C 1 BLACKET, F NEW
5 DA3-0423-000 000 B 1 BOUTTON, MENU NEW

5 DA3-0424-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, MIC NEW
5 DA3-0437-000 000 C 2 FORM, MIC NEW
5 DA3-0442-000 000 C 1 SHIELD, MIC NEW

5 DA3-0443-000 000 C 1 RUBBER, MIC R NEW
5 DA3-0444-000 000 C 1 RUBBER, MIC L NEW
5 DA3-0445-000 000 C 1 AR-F-ABSORBER-A NEW
5 DA3-0446-000 000 C 1 AR-F-ABSORBER-B NEW
9 DA3-0449-000 000 B 1 COVER, CVF TOP NEW

9 DA3-0450-000 000 C 1 B COVER, CVF NEW
9 DA3-0451-000 000 C 1 COVER, CVF INNTER NEW
9 DA3-0452-000 000 C 1 FRAME, CVF DIOP NEW
9 DA3-0453-000 000 B 1 EYE CUP, CVF NEW
9 DA3-0455-000 000 C 1 KNOB, CVF DIOP NEW

9 DA3-0456-000 000 C 1 DUST SHEET, CVF NEW
9 DA3-0457-000 000 C 1 REFLECTER, CVF NEW
9 DA3-0460-000 000 C 1 DIFFUSER, CVF NEW
9 DA3-0461-000 000 C 1 CUSHION, CVF LCD NEW

19 DA3-0480-000 000 B 1 COVER LCD BOTTOM MVX150i E NEW
19 DA3-0481-000 000 C 1 COVER, HINGE T NEW
19 DA3-0482-000 000 C 1 COVER, HINGE B NEW
19 DA3-0483-000 000 C 1 LOCK, LCD NEW
19 DA3-0484-000 000 B 1 KNOB, LCD NEW

19 DA3-0487-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, LCD SW1PCB NEW
19 DA3-0488-000 000 C 1 SPRING, LCD LOCK NEW
19 DA3-0489-000 000 C 1 PLATE, EARTH LCD MVX150i E NEW
19 DA3-0490-000 000 B 1 COVER, LCD BOTTOM MVX100i E NEW

19 DA3-0492-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, LCD MVX100i E NEW
19 DA3-0493-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, LCD LOCK NEW
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PARTS LIST
11 DA3-0504-000 000 C 2 SHEET, JACK NEW
11 DA3-0509-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, RECORDER NEW
11 DA3-0510-000 000 C 1 HOLDER, CAMERA NEW
11 DA3-0511-000 000 C 1 SUB FRAME NEW
11 DA3-0513-000 000 C 1 SHIELD (A), HA NEW

11 DA3-0514-000 000 C 1 SHIELD (B), HA NEW
11 DA3-0515-000 000 C 1 SHILD, PM NEW
11 DA3-0518-000 000 C 1 PLATE, ACCESARRY SHOE NEW
11 DA3-0519-000 000 C 1 PLATE, CCD RADIATION NEW
11 DA3-0520-000 000 C 1 RUBBER, CCD NEW

11 DA3-0521-000 000 C 1 SHELD CCD NEW
11 DA3-0522-000 000 C 1 SPACER JACK NEW
11 DA3-0523-000 000 C 1 SHEET, JACK1 NEW
25 DF1-1686-000 000 C 1 DRUM BASE ASSY NEW
25 DF1-1687-000 000 C 1 ROLLER ASSY, GUIDE S NEW

25 DF1-1688-000 000 C 1 ROLLER ASSY, GUIDE T NEW
23 DF1-1693-000 000 C 1 BRAKE ASSY, TENSION NEW
23 DF1-1694-000 000 C 1 RELEASE ASSY, TENSION NEW
23 DF1-1695-000 000 C 1 REVIEW ARM ASSY NEW
21 DF1-1703-000 000 C 1 IDLER ASSY NEW

23 DF1-1704-000 000 C 1 BRAKE ASSY, S NEW
7 DF1-5008-000 000 C 2 TERMINAL ASSY, BATTERY NEW
3 DF1-5009-000 000 B 1 SHOE COVER ASSY NEW
5 DF1-5033-000 000 C 1 MIC ASSY
19 DG1-4135-000 000 1 BACK LIGHT ASSY MVX100i E

25 DG1-4497-000 000 C 1 GUIDE RAIL ASSY NEW
25 DG1-4500-000 000 C 1 ROLLER ASSY, PINCH NEW
27 DG1-4501-000 000 C 1 CHASSIS ASSY, MAIN NEW
25 DG1-4502-000 000 C 1 MOTOR ASSY, LOADING NEW
25 DG1-4503-000 000 C 1 MOTOR ASSY, CAPSTAN NEW

23 DG1-4504-000 000 C 1 REEL ASSY, S NEW
23 DG1-4505-000 000 C 1 REELASSY, T NEW
21 DG1-4506-000 000 B 1 COMPARTMENT ASSY, CASSETTE NEW
11 DG1-4515-000 000 C 1 RECORDER UNIT, DMC3
11 DG1-7296-000 000 C 1 SHOE CONNECTOR ASSY

11 DG3-0122-000 000 C 1 PCB ASSY CCD NEW
11 DG3-0123-000 000 C 1 FPC ASSY JACK1 NEW
17 DG3-0125-000 000 C 1 PCB ASSY KEY NEW
19 DG3-0126-000 000 C 1 PCB ASSY, LCD NEW

11 DG3-0129-000 000 C 3 PCB ASSY JACK2 NEW
5 DG3-0130-000 000 C 1 PCB ASSY LED NEW
5 DG3-0131-000 000 C 1 PCB ASSY, RT NEW
9 DG3-0132-000 000 C 1 PCB ASSY, CVF NEW
11 DG3-0133-000 000 C 1 PCB ASSY TOP NEW

19 DG3-0134-000 000 C 1 PCB ASSY LCD NEW
15 DG3-0136-000 000 B 1 KEY ASSY, POWER NEW
19 DG3-0138-000 000 C 1 BACK LIGHT ASSY MVX150i E NEW
19 DG3-0139-000 000 C 1 HINGE ASSY, LCD NEW
9 DG3-0140-000 000 C 1 HINGE ASSY, CVF NEW

17 DG3-0157-000 000 C 1 FPC C KEY NEW
13 DG3-0277-000 000 C 1 LENS ASSY NEW
7 DG3-0311-000 000 B 1 KEY ASSY, ZOOM PHOTO NEW
5-36
PARTS LIST
19 DH2-5044-000 000 C 1 CABLE, 9P NEW
19 DH2-5045-000 000 C 1 CABLE, 12P NEW
7 DH2-5046-000 000 C 1 CABLE, 6P NEW
19 DH2-5047-000 000 C 1 CABLE, 2P NEW
9 DH2-5048-000 000 C 1 FPC, CVF-MAIN NEW
11 DH2-5049-000 000 C 1 FPC SHOE NEW

5 DH2-5050-000 000 C 1 FPC, RT NEW
15 DH2-5051-000 000 C 1 FPC, SPEAKER NEW
11 DH2-5055-000 000 C 1 FPC, CCD-MAIN NEW
11 DH2-5056-000 000 C 1 FPC, TOP-MAIN NEW
11 DH2-5057-000 000 C 1 FPC, JACK2-MAIN NEW

17 DH2-5058-000 000 C 1 FPC, R KEY-MAIN NEW
11 DH9-0866-000 000 C 1 FILTER, IR
25 DS1-0192-000 000 C 1 SPRING, COIL (PINCH) NEW
23 DS1-0193-000 000 C 1 SPRING, COIL (TENSION) NEW
23 DS1-0198-000 000 C 1 SPRING, COIL (T BRAKE) NEW

23 DS1-0199-000 000 C 1 SPRING, COIL (S BRAKE) NEW
29 DY1-8242-000 000 C 1 COVER, TERMINAL BP-511(BROWN) BP-511/512
31 DY1-8245-000 000 E 1 LAMP, HAROGEN
31 DY1-8246-000 000 C 1 WIND SCREEN, FRONT
31 DY1-8247-000 000 C 1 WIND SCREEN, REAR

29 DY1-8303-000 000 C 1 COVER, TERMINAL BP-522(GRAY) BP-522/535
19 DY1-8333-000 000 B 1 LCD ASSY MVX100i E
21 DY1-8500-000 000 E 1 DRUM ASSY NEW
21 DY1-8501-000 000 B 1 CHASSIS ASSY, SLIDE NEW
29 DY1-8528-000 000 C 1 COVER, BATTERY

29 DY1-8530-000 000 C 1 LABEL, WIRELESS CONTROLLER (A)
29 DY1-8531-000 000 C 1 DC CABLE
7 DY1-8541-000 000 B 1 COVER ASSY, TOP NEW
19 DY1-8542-000 000 B 1 COVER ASSY LCD TOP NEW
11 DY1-8544-000 000 C 1 CCD ASSY NEW

7 DY1-8546-000 000 B 1 LABEL, SERIAL NEW

19 DY1-8557-000 000 B 1 LCD ASSY MVX150i E NEW
31 DY1-8558-000 000 B 1 CAP, CONVERTER(REAR) NEW
31 DY1-8565-000 000 B 1 FRONT COVER ASSY NEW

31 DY4-3338-000 000 C 1 CONNECTOR, SCART PC-A10
VD7-2241-001 000 C 4 CHIP FUSE
VD7-2241-251 000 C 1 CHIP FUSE
VD7-2241-501 000 C 1 CHIP FUSE
VS1-6851-021 000 C 1 CONNECTOR 21p

VS1-6851-033 000 C 1 CONNECTOR 33p
11 WC2-5444-000 000 C 1 JACK, S-VIDEO
5 WG1-5816-000 000 C 1 LED, NSPW W MVX150i E NEW
9 WG2-5241-000 000 C 1 LCD ASSY, CVF NEW
15 WR1-5083-000 000 C 1 SPEAKER

11 WS1-5524-000 000 B 1 JACK, A/V
WS1-5716-000 000 C 1 MIC JACK
WS1-6081-000 000 C 1 USB CN
WS1-6113-000 000 C 1 DC JACK
5-37
PARTS LIST
WS1-6118-000 000 C 1 IEEE1394 CN
3 XA1-3170-507 000 F 4 SCREW
21,25,27 XA1-7140-147 000 C 3 SCREW,CROSS-RECESS,PH
17 XA1-7170-207 000 F 1 SCREW
3,11 XA1-7170-257 000 F 15 SCREW
3,7 XA1-7170-259 000 F 4 SCREW

3,5,9,19 XA1-7170-307 000 F 16 SCREW
3,15 XA1-7170-309 000 F 7 SCREW
11,17 XA1-7170-357 000 F 3 SCREW
3 XA1-7170-407 000 F 1 SCREW
3 XA1-7170-507 000 F 2 SCREW

5,7 XA4-9170-357 000 F 6 SCREW
5,13,17,19 XA4-9170-407 000 F 22 SCREW
15 XA4-9170-409 000 F 5 SCREW
9 XA4-9170-457 000 F 2 SCREW
3,11 XA4-9170-459 000 F 5 SCREW

5 XA4-9170-507 000 F 6 SCREW
3 XA4-9170-509 000 F 3 SCREW
17 XA4-9170-557 000 F 2 SCREW
3,11 XA4-9170-559 000 F 3 SCREW
3 XA4-9170-659 000 F 1 SCREW

13 XA4-9170-707 000 F 3 SCREW
11 XA9-0568-000 000 C 1 SCREW
11 XA9-1283-000 000 C 3 SCREW NEW
13 YG9-5994-000 000 B 2 PHOTO-INTERRUPTER
13 YG9-6041-000 000 B 1 LENS ASSY, FRONT NEW

13 YH7-2009-000 000 B 1 MOTOR, AF NEW
13 YH7-2010-000 000 B 1 MOTOR, PZ NEW
13 YH8-2007-000 000 B 1 IG METER UNIT NEW
9 YN1-3111-000 000 B 1 LENS, EYEPIECE
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CHAPTER 6. BLOCK DIAGRAMS
CONTENTS
INTERCONNECTION DIAGRAM
BLOCK DIAGRAMS
OVERALL
CAMERA SECTION
SYSCON-SERVO SECTION
AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION
POWER SECTION
SHOE Connector
INTERCONNECTION DIAGRAM Assembly
Zoom Photo Key
Unit
Speaker
LENS ASSY
CCD PCB Power Key
ASSY
SPEAKER FPC
IC1002 Power Switch
IC1001
TOP PCB
CVF PCB
DMC III (DIGITAL MECHANICAL CHASSIS) 1
IC1003 2 22
1 1
2
CN13 22 23
Cassette Memory CN10 1 6
CN1001 Cassette Detect LOADING MOTOR 2 CN14 1 32 6 1 CVF-MAIN FPC CVF

VIDEO Head
CN4102
IC1005 MAIN Chassis DRUM MOTOR CN4101
S&T Reel DEW SENSOR 18 CN12
CN11
UNIT
38 2 1
39 1 31
22
JACK1 FPC ASSY
MAIN PCB ASSY

21
2 1
AV/R S
CN302 CN300
CN303
1 18
TOP-MAIN FPC
1 11
30 2
CCD-MAIN FPC
IC2302 CN2000 CN301
IC2301
10
IC2300
7 1
B1 A1
1 LCD PCB
IC801 IC300 CN101
1 2
50 51
JACK2 PCB ASSY B10 A10
IC3401
CN2101
(USB) CN1
1 9
CN100
CN902
33 32 IC1501
A1 B1
26
1 2
CN2102
DV CN2
IC2100
JACK2-MAIN FPC 2 1 IC903
CN2100 26
A12 26
B12
6
IC1102
27 26 CN901
MIC CN5 CN3202
12 1
1 2
IC3402 1
IC902
IC1203 1 24
IC1103
DC IN CN3
IC1201
1 25
1 CN1101 2 CN903
8.4V
CN6 CN3201
12 26
1 1
39 38
2
31 1 1 61
2 1
RT PCB IC1101 CN1201 CN102
CN4
30 2 2 60 Battery Unit
6P Cable
8 2
R KEY-MAIN FPC
CN10
7 1
2P Cable
LED PCB RT FPC

KEY PCB LCD PANEL
DSW2 PCB BACKLIGHT
PANEL OPEN
DETECT
CN45
6
8
2 CN21 1
7
1
20 21
CN22
12
C KEY FPC Multi Media Card 12P Cable
4 1 CN20 CN44
SD Card Connector 1
2 1
9 9P Cable
CN40 CN43
61 1
1
CN41
MIC ASSY 60 2 DSW1 PCB
CN42
2P Cable
Panel
01 MARCH, 2003 Reverse SW C CANON INC., 2003
CONNECTORS
MAIN PCB CCD PCB CVF PCB JACK2 PCB KEY PCB LED(A) PCB LCD PCB TOP PCB
41 LCD_EEP_SIN 47 GND CN20 33 PHOTO_SW
CN100 CN101 CN303 CN1201 CN2101 CN1001 CN4101 CN1 CN40 CN901 CN10
42 LCD_EEP_CS 48 CARD_DET 34 CK_3V
1 UNRFG A1 E3+LI 1 BOT E 1 Non Connected 1 RMC_IN 1 CAM_GND 1 XSTH 1 VBUS(+5V) 1 MMC_RSV 1 GND 1 VTR_UNREG 1 UNREG
43 LCD_CS 49 CARD_VDD 35 ADV_MIC_R
2 UNRFG A2 VTR_ON 2 BOT C 2 Non Connected 2 GND 2 CAM_GND 2 STH 2 D- 2 MMC_CMD 2 KEY_AD0 2 MO_GND 2 UNREG
44 EEP/PANEL/EVF_SO 50 GND 36 ADV_MIC_L
3 UNRFG A3 SDI_DINT 3 MIC_GND 3 FOCUS B+ 3 MF_LED_B 3 PAWDATA0 3 CKH1 3 D+ 3 MMC_VSS1 3 WHITE_LED 3 LCD_BL_ON 3 UNREG
45 EEP/PANEL/EVF_CLK 51 CARD_DAT1 37 MIC_GND
4 UNRFG A4 SDAO_TPC 4 MIC3 4 FOCUS B+ 4 MF_B 4 PAWDATA1 4 VSS 4 IO 4 MMC_VDD 4 DIAL_CCW 4 Not Conneected 4 UNREG
46 GND 52 CARD_DET 38 MIC_GND
5 UNRFG_GND A5 RESET 5 REC_PRF 5 OCUS B- 5 MF_LED_A 5 PAWDATA2 5 CKH2 5 GND 5 MMC_CLK 5 DIAL_CCW 5 Not Conneected 5 UNREG_GND
47 PANEL_A_B 53 GND 39 SHOE_ID2
6 UNRFG_GND A6 GND 6 MIC2 6 FOCUS A- 6 MF_A 6 PAWDATA3 6 VDD 6 GND1 6 MMC_VSS1 6 GND 6 LCD_EEP_SIN 6 UNREG_GND
48 LCD5V 54 CARC_CLK 40 STSP_EX
7 UNRFG_GND A7 PCST3 7 MIC1 7 FOCUS A+ 7 DVDD2.7V 7 CAM_GND 7 G 7 GND2 7 MMC_DAT 7 INT_MIC_GND 7 LCD_EEP_CS 7 UNREG_GND
49 LCD5V 55 CARD_VSS 41 VDHGL_EX
8 UNRFG_GND A8 PCST2 8 TIN- 8 FOCUS LED 8 VDDD2.7V 8 PAWDATA4 8 R 8 MMC_DAT1 8 INT_MIC_L 8 LCD_CS 8 UNREG_GND
50 LCD3V CN4 56 CARD_CMD 42 SHOE_ID1
9 SHOE_ID1 A9 PCST1 9 TOUT- 9 FOCUS SENS 9 P5V 9 PAWDATA5 9 B 9 MMC_DAT2 9 INT_MIC_R 9 EEP/PANEL/EVF_SO 9 SHOE_ID1
51 LCD3V 1 DC+ 57 CARD_RSV 43 UNREG_GND
10 VDHGL_EX A10 PCST0 10 TIN+ 10 FOCUS VCC 10 P5V 10 PAWDATA6 10 VSS 10 CARD_PRO 10 T_MIC_GND 10 EEP/PANEL/EVF_CLK 10 VDHGL_EX
52 LCD12V 2 DC- 58 CARD_DAT2 44 UNREG_GND
11 STSP_EX B1 DBGE 11 TOUT+ 11 ND DRIVE- 11 INT_MIC_GND 11 PAWDATA7 11 DSG 11 GND 11 P5V 11 PANEL_A_B 11 STSP_EX
53 LCD12V 59 GND 45 UNREG_GND
12 SHOE_ID2 B2 DCLK 12 CIN 12 ND DRIVE+ 12 INT_MIC_R 12 CAM_GND 12 XDSG CN6 12 CARD_DET 12 P5V 12 LCD_ON 12 SHOE_ID2
54 CSYNC 60 CARD_PRO 46 UNREG_GND
13 MIC_GND B3 DRESET 13 CIN GND 13 ND Hall In+ 13 INT_MIC_L 13 PAWDATA8 13 DSD 1 GND 13 DVDD2.7V 13 MIC_GND
55 GND CN41 61 CARD_PRO CN902 47 UNREG
14 MIC_GND B4 SYSRDY 14 LED A 14 ND Hall Out+ 14 INT_MIC_GND 14 PAWDATA9 14 VBB 2 Y_GY_OUT 14 DVDD2.7V 14 MIC_GND
56 GND 1 PANEL_BT_SW 1 LCD5 48 UNREG
15 ADV_MIC_L B5 DEBCLK 15 LED K 15 ND Hall In- 15 GND 15 PAWDATA10 15 ENB 3 P_GY_OUT CN42 15 MF_A 15 ADV_MIC_L
57 PANEL_B 2 PANEL_R 2 LCD3.0 49 UNREG
16 ADV_MIC_R B6 GND 16 SIN- 16 ND Hall Out- 16 DIAL_CW 16 PAWDATA11 16 XENB 4 CAM_3V 1 PANEL_BT_SW 16 MF_LED_A 16 ADV_MIC_R
58 PANEL_G 3 PANEL_G 3 LCD12V 50 UNREG
17 CK_3V B7 DEBUD 17 SOUT- 17 IG DRIVE- 17 DIAL_CCW 17 CAM_GND 17 XSTV 5 EJECT_SW 2 GND 17 MF_B 17 Not Conneected
59 PANEL_R 4 PANEL_B 4 CSYNC 51 UNREG
18 PHDTD_SW B8 DEBDD 18 SIN+ 18 IG DRIVE+ 18 WHITE_LED 18 TG_CLK 18 STV 6 C_LED 18 MF_LED_B 18 Not Conneected
60 PANEL_BT_SW 5 GND CN43 5 GND
19 H_PHOTO_SW B9 XDEBEN 19 SOUT+ 19 IG Hall In+ 19 KEY_AD0 19 CAM_GND 19 CKV2 7 C_LED_UNREG 19 GND CN13
61 PANEL_BT_SW 6 GND 1 PANEL_R 6 GND CN11
20 TAPE/CARD_SW B10 TBUSY 20 EOT E 20 IG Hall Out+ 20 GND 20 AGC_CS 20 CKV1 8 GND 20 RMC_IN 1 BL5V
7 CSYNC 2 PANEL_G 7 PANEL_B 1 CK_3V
21 GND CN102 CN300 21 EOT C 21 IG Hall In- 21 V_IO/HP_R 21 Not Conneected 21 COM 9 EXT_MIC_GND 21 RMC_IN 2 COM
8 LCD12V 3 PANEL_B 8 PANEL_G 2 ZOOM_AD
22 ZOOM_AD 1 U CN1101 22 IG Hall Out- 22 AV_GND 22 TG_XRST 22 BL5V 10 EXT_L 3 CKV1
1 CARD_PRO 9 CD12V 4 GND CN21 9 PANEL_R 3 H_PHOTO_SW
23 SART/STOP_SW 2 U 23 ZOOM LED 23 AV_DET 23 TG_CS 23 BL5V 11 EXT_P_DET 4 CKV2
2 GND 1 GND 10 LCD3V 5 GND 1 P5V 4 PHOTO_SW
24 CAM_POW_SW 3 V 24 ZOOM SENS 24 AV_L/HP_L 24 CH2 12 EXT_MIC_GND CN903 5 STV
3 CARD_DAT2 2 RAWDATA(0) CN4102 11 LCD3V 6 CSYNC 2 RMC_IN 5 GND
25 VTR_POW_SW 4 V 25 ZOOM Vcc 25 AV_R 25 Not Conneected 13 EXT_R 1 Not Conneected 6 XSTV
4 CARD_RSV 3 RAWDATA(1) 1 COM 12 LCD5V 7 LCD12V 3 GND 6 TAPE/CARD_SW
26 SP- 5 DFG 26 TEMP Vcc 26 HP_ON 26 TG_HD 14 EXT_MIC_GND 2 RGT 7 XENB
5 CARD_CMD 4 RAWDATA(2) 2 CKV1 13 LCD5V 8 LCD3V 4 MF_LED_B
27 SP+ 6 DPG 27 TEMP 27 AV_GND 27 Not Conneected 15 DC_J_DET 3 BLUE CN12 8 ENB
6 CARD_VSS 5 RAWDATA(3) 3 CKV2 14 PANEL_A_B 9 LCD5V 5 MF_B
28 BL5V 7 SENS_COM 28 ZOOM A- 28 Y_I/O 28 TG_VD 16 GND 4 RED 1 XSTH 9 VBB
7 CARD_CLK 6 GND 4 STV 15 GND 6 MF_LED_A
29 BL5V 8 SENS_GARD 29 ZOOM A+ 29 AV_GND 29 CH1 17 TPA CN44 5 GREEN 2 STH 10 DSD
8 GND 7 RAWDATA(4) 5 XSTV 16 EEP/PANEL/EVF_CLK 7 MF_A
30 COM 9 COIL_COM 30 ZOOM B+ 30 C_I/O 30 Not Conneected 18 XTPA 1 LCD_ON 6 PSIG 3 CKH1 11 XDSG
9 CARD_DAT 8 RAWDATA(5) 6 XENB 17 EEP/PANEL/EVF_SO 8 DVDD2.7V
31 CKV1 10 W 31 ZOOM B- 31 S_DET 31 CCD12V 19 XTPB 2 PANEL_A_B 7 HCK1 4 VSS 12 DSG
10 CARD_DAT1 9 RAWDATA(6) 7 ENB 18 LCD_CS
32 CKV2 11 W 32 AV_GND 32 CCD-8V 20 TPB 3 EEP/PANEL/EVF_CLK CN22 8 HCK2 5 CKH2 13 VSS
11 GND 10 RAWDATA(7) CN2000 8 CSV 19 LCD_EEP_CS
33 STV 33 ND 33 CAM3V 21 GND 4 EEP/PAANEL/EVF_SO 1 INT_MIC_R 9 Cel1/Flex1 6 VDD 14 B
12 CARD_VDD CN301 11 GND 1 HA_GND 9 VBB 20 LCD_EEP_SIN
34 XSTV CN3201 34 CAM3V 22 GND 5 LCD_CS 2 INT_MIC_GND 10 Not Conneected 7 G 15 R
13 CARD_DET 1 Non Connected 12 RAWDATA(8) 2 H1A 10 DSO 21 GND
35 ENB 35 AVDD2.7V 23 D- 6 LCD_EEP_CS 3 INT_MIC_L 11 REF 8 R 16 G
14 GND 2 DEW- 13 RAWDATA(9) 3 H1B 1 DC- 11 XDSG 22 GND
36 ENB 36 AVDD2.7V 24 D+ 7 LCD_EEP_SIN 4 INT_MIC_GND 12 HST 9 B 17 VDD
15 KEY_AD2 3 DEW+ 14 RAWDATA(10) 4 HA_GND 2 DC+ 12 DSG 23 PANEL_LCK_LR
37 VBB 37 CAM_SCK 25 GND 8 PANELLCK_LR 13 WIDE 10 VSS 18 CKH2
16 KEY_AD1 4 LOAD(-) 15 RAWDATA(11) 5 H2A 13 B 24 PANEL_XOE/DALD_UD
38 DSD CN3202 38 CAM_TXD 26 VBUS 9 PANEL_XOE/DALD_UD 14 SLVSG 11 DSG 19 VSS
17 GND 5 LOAD(-) 16 GND 6 H2B 14 R 25 LCD_BL_ON
39 XDSG 1 BATT_E3 39 CAM_GND 10 LCD_BL_ON 15 VSSG 12 XDSG 20 CKH1
18 KEY_AD4 6 MSW_SENS 17 TG_CLK 7 HA_GND 15 G CN5 26 LCD_ON
40 DSG 2 BATT_INFO_AD 11 MO_GND 16 VDDG 13 DSD 21 STH
19 KEY_AD3 7 MSW_VCC 18 GND 16 CSH 1 GND 27 MO_GND
41 VSS CN2100 3 BATT- 12 VTR_UNREG 17 VSS 14 VBB 22 XSTH
20 ACCESS_LED 8 MSW_VSS 19 AGC_CS 17 VDD 2 L 28 MO_GND
42 B 1 VBUS 4 BATT- 18 VDD 15 ENB 23 XSTH
21 P5V 9 LOAD(+) 20 DSGAT 18 CKH2 3 R 29 MO_GND CN45
43 R 2 GND 5 BATT+ 19 DWN 16 XENB
22 CAM_POW_LED 10 LOAD(+) 21 TG_XRST 19 CKH1 4 P_DET 30 VTR_UNREG 1 KEY_AD CN14
44 G 3 D+ 6 BATT+ 20 EN 17 XSTV
23 VTR_POW_LED 22 TG_CS 20 VSS 31 VTR_UNREG 2 GND 1 SP-
45 VDD CN302 4 D- 21 VCK 18 STV
24 GREEN/P.AE 23 CH2 IC2102 21 STH 32 VTR_UNREG 3 GREEN/P.AE 2 SP+
46 CKH2 1 CFG1 5 GND 22 VST 19 CKV2
25 LI+ 24 VSUB_CONT A1 V_I/O 22 XSTH 33 PANEL_OPEN_SW 4 POW_LED 3 GND
47 VSS 2 CFG_VCC 6 GND 23 COM 20 CKV1
26 LI- 25 TG_HD A2 GND 34 GND 5 P5V 4 SART/STOP_SW
48 CKH1 3 CFG_GND 7 TPB 24 Not Conneected 21 COM
27 GND 26 VGATE A3 VTR_POW_SW 35 LI- 6 ACCESS_LED 5 VTR_POW_SW
49 STH 4 CGG2 8 XTPB 22 BL5V
50 XSTH
28 PANEL_OPEN_SW
5 V-
27 TG_VD
9 XTPA
A4 T/C_POW_SW DSW1 PCB 36 LI+
23 BL5V
6 CAM_POW_SW
29 VTR_UNREG 28 CH1 A5 CAM_POW_SW 37 GREEN/P.AE
51 XSTH
30 VTR_UNREG
6 V+
29 AGC_XRST
10 TPA
A6 FCH_O CN1 38 Not Conneected
R/T PCB 24 SP+
7 U- 11 GND 25 SP-
31 VTR_UNREG 30 CCD12V A7 TCK 1 GND 39 CAM_POW_LED
8 U+ 12 DC_J_DET CN10 26 VTR_POW_SW
32 MO_GND 31 CCD-8V A8 SWP 2 PANEL_BT_SW 40 P5V
9 C_H+ 13 EXT_MIC_GND 1 DVDD2.7V 27 CAM_POW_SW
33 MO_GND 32 CAM3V A9 GND 41 ACCESS_LED
10 W+ 14 EXT_R 2 MF_A 28 SART/STOP_SW
34 MO_GND 33 CAM3V A10 PBRF 42 Not Conneected
11 W- 15 EXT_NIC_GND 3 MF_LED_A 29 ZOOM_AD
35 LCD_ON 34 AVDD2.7V A11 EVF_R 43 KEY_AD4
12 C_H- 16 EXT_P_DET 4 MF_B 30 GND
36 LCD_BL_ON 35 AVDD2.7V A12 EVF_G 44 GND
13 Vcoil1 17 EXT_L 5 MF_LED_B 31 TAPE/CARD_SW
37 PANEL_XOE/DALD_UD 36 AM_SCK B1 HD 45 KEY_AD1
14 Vcoil1 18 EXT_MIC_GND 6 GND 32 H_PHOTO_SW
38 PANEL_LCK_LR 37 CAM_TXD B2 MODE_RESET 46 KEY_AD2
15 Wcoil1 19 GND 7 RMC_IN
39 GND 38 GND B3 VTR_ON_IC3201
16 Wcoil1 20 C_LED_UNREG 8 P5V
40 GND 39 GND B4 Not Connected
17 Ucoil1 21 C_LED
B5 MIC2
18 Ucoil1 22 EJECT_SW
B6 MIC3
23 CAM_3V
B7 TRST
24 P_GY_OUT
B8 TMS
25 Y_GY_OYT
B9 TDI
26 GND
B10 TDO
27 GND
B11 COM
B12 EVF_B
OVERALL
CCD PCB MAIN PCB
CCD CDS VIDEO

Sensor AGC REC/PB
A/D
MACS AUDIO, LRCK, WCK VIC3
CLK, 27M VIDEO

INTERFACE KEY PCB LCD PCB
ADSCLK, AVSO, VIF CS
V Timing
DRIVER Generator
LCD DRIVE
3.5inch/
SDRAM SDRAM
EEP ROM 2.5inch
VCXO AUDIO LCD NUIT
Audio
INTERFACE
mute
FLASH Memory
VIR UNREG
LCD
LCD ON
BACKLIGHT
EDATA VF R, G, B CVF DRIVER
EDATA
Multi Media Card

SD Card
C KEY FPC
ACCES, POWER LED
Functio CARD/TAPE, EXP, Focus SW
LENS UNIT key
PANEL BT SW
FOCUS Moter SD RAM DSW1 PCB

FOCUS ZOOM
Motor Drive PANEL Open/Crose SW
ZOOM Motor CCM MI-COM DSW2 PCB
TOP PCB
CVF PCB EVF LCD
FLASH (COLOR)
IRIS Motor IRIS P5V EVF

Control BACKLIGHT
EDF, BL, ON
POWER SW UNIT
Speaker
STRAT/STOP
ND Hall POWER
ND Motor
Control
ZOOM FPC
D/A
AF PI ZOOM KEY
ND Motor TAPE/CARD
Drive
PHOTO
ZOOM PI SHOE MIC
Shoe Connector
DEW JACK2 PCB

(USB)
RESET/BACKUP DV Connector
MIC JACK
EJECT
PITCH/YAW
Fu Sensor
CHARGE DC IN JACK
CONTROL
DMC III
(Digital Mechanical Chassis) DRUM VS, CAP VS JACK1 FPC LED(A)PCB
MIC
DC-DC Converter
DVDD 1.4D AVDD 4.1V
&
AA3V DVDD2.7V SDRAM2.7V AVDD2.7V DVDD2.5V REGURATOR Select
Mode, Tape Detect Dial MENU R/T PCB
CAM3V HA3V LCD3V
Cassete Memory
SS4.7V AA4.7V VIF4.7V LCD5V MF PHOTO
OAPSTAN/DRUM/ LCD12V EVF8.5V
Sensor
LOADING REMOCON
CAPASTAN Motor CCD15V CCD-7V
MOTOR DRIVE Reseiver
C-LED_UNREG Y-I/0, C-I/0
DRUM Motor
VIR_UNREG S JACK
MICOM_UNREG
LOADING Motor
AV/R
SHOE UNREG SWITCH JACK
01 MARCH, 2003 BATTERY

C CANON INC., 2003
CAMERA SECTION-1
CN1001 CN1101
CCD PCB RAWDATA0 3 2 RAWDATA0 180 RAWDATA 0 BDATA0 202
Q1001 RAWDATA1 4 3 RAWDATA1 5 RAWDATA 1 BDATA1 31
BUFFER RAWDATA2 5 4 RAWDATA2
MAIN PCB(1/8)
IC1005 96 RAWDATA 2 BDATA2 275
25C4649 RAWDATA3 6 5 RAWDATA3
CDS.AGC.A/D 4 RAWDATA 3 BDATA3 201
HD49338HF RAWDATA4 8 7 RAWDATA4
IC1002 RAWDATA5 9 8 RAWDATA5 255 RAWDATA 4 BDATA4 30
C1023
CCD 179 RAWDATA 5 BDATA5 119
SENSOR 30 CDSIN RAWDATA6 10 9 RAWDATA6
IC1001
IC1003 RAWDATA7 11 10 RAWDATA7 3 RAWDATA 6 BDATA6 274
V-DRIVER
VO 7 TIMING GENERATOR D0 1 RAWDATA8 13 12 RAWDATA8 VIC_BO-B7
MN31121SA MN52AECB 94 RAWDATA 7 BDATA7 200 VIDEO 1
D1 2 RAWDATA9 14 13 RAWDATA9
254 RAWDATA 8
CH213 15 CH2 ADCLK 12 16 ADCLK D2 3 RAWDATA10 15 14 RAWDATA10 VIC_AO-A7
178 RAWDATA 9 ADATA0 116 VIDEO 2
CH38 16 CH1 PBLK 47 19 PBLK D3 4 RAWDATA11 16 15 RAWDATA11
CH1 2 RAWDATA 10 ADATA1 271
V1 4 5 OV1 V1
IV1
7 19 V1 D62 39 22 SPSIG D4 5 CH1 29 28 CH1
V2 OV2 V2
IV2 V2 D31 38 CH2
3 3 9 20 21 SPBLK D5 6 CH2 24 23 CH2 93 RAWDATA 11 ADATA2 197
V3 2 17 OV3 IV3
V3
14 21 V3 CPOB 46 20 OPB D6 7 TG_HD 26 25 TG_HD 7 TG HD ADATA3 25
V4 1 18 OV4 IV4
V4
12 22 V4 D7 8 TO AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION 1
JG_VD 28 27 TG_VD 182 TG VD ADATA4 270
SUB 9 1 BSUB TSUB 10 23 SUB D8 9 TG_CLK 18 17 TG_CLK
VL VH_DHH 6 TG CLK ADATA5 24
D9 10
VDD 8 D10 11 ADATA6 23
VDD
HL 12 27 VH_DHH D11 12 ADATA7 113
H1 13 33 H1 4
H2 H2 FCK2IN 5 SDATA 47 CAM_ TXD AUD1_I
14 30 3 IC1004 1 CAM_TXD 38 37 CAM_TXD AUDO1 21 AUDIO
R R 72MHz VCXO SCK 48 CAM_SCK AUD2_I
11 34 CAM_SCK 37 36 CAM_SCK AUDO2 268 AUDIO 1 TO AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION 2
PT 10 C1009 CS 46 AGC_CS
AGC_CS 20 19 AGC_CS MACS1_I
DRDVDD TG_XRST AUDI1 20
TEST 5 13 SUBSW2 TG_CS 23 22 TG_XRST AUD1_Q
TG_CS AUDI2 111
TG_XRST 22 21 TG_CS
CAM_TXD LRCK
DATA 6 LRCK 194
CAM_SCK IC1102
DCLK 8 WCLK 112
TG_CS MB87M1285PBT
D1002 CS 7 MACS RDY
RDY 142 CAM 2 TO SYSCON-SERVO SECTION 2
TG_HD
HD2 3 XEINT 1
TG_VD DVDD 1.4V XEINT1 221
VD 4 XEINT 2
TG_CLK XEINT0 54
CLK0 11 DVDD 2.5V XECS_M
TG_XRST XECS M 141
CLR 44
IC1006 XEWRL_M
2.8V REG XEWRL M 292
VDD2 XDAQ 0
TK11128CS DVDD 2.7V DREQ 0 281
33 32 XDACK 0
4 15 CAM 3V CAM 3V CAM 3V XDACK 0 127
34 33
DVDD 1.4V MACS_XRST
CCD 12V 31 30 CCD 12V CAM 12V XRESET 22
CCD-8V 32 31 CCD-8V VIC.TDO
TDI 184 CAM 3 TO AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION 1
TO DERQ 1
CAMERA CAM 1 DERQ 1 39
XDACK 1
IC PIN NUMBER SECTION 2 XDACK 1 208
MACS_TDO
A TDO 102
XERD
XEROS 124
301,152,230,151,300,64,299,150,299,228,149,62,298,227,61,297,226,147,60,59,146,58,145,295,224,57,223,294,56,143,222,55
XEWRU
XEWRLS 125
B XECS 1
XECSS 206
R8,N7,R9,N8,P9,M8,M7,L8,L2,M3,M2,D1,N2,R1,N3,R2,E8,D7,D8,B9,C8,A9,C7,A8,A2,C3,A1,C2,B1,D2,D3,E2 XEINTS
XEINTS 279
EADDR 0
C EADDR_S0 207
EADDR 1
EADDR_S1 126
237,74,159,73,306,236,158,305,235,71
EADDR 2
EADDR_S2 36
D TCK
TCK 101
K8,K7,J9,J8,J1,J2,F2,F8,K1,K9 XERO_M
XERO_M 53
XEWRU_M
E IC1101,1103 XEWRU_M 220
MD56V62320E_8LAZBO0 9 TMS
TMS
156,234,304,69,155,233,303,68,154,67,153,66,231 SDRAM CCLK CLOCK 1 TO AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION 1
BDATACLK 276
F DQ1 MDATA L0 27M
VCLK 121
B MDATA L0-L31 32 A TRST
G8,G9,F7,F3,G1,G2,G3,H1,H2,T3,G7,J7,H8 DVDD 2.5V
TRST 185
DQ32 MDATA L31
G J XRESET G1 DVDD 2.7V
10 CLK COMM1 TO SYSCON-SERVO SECTION 2
85,315,169,84,314,245,168,83,313,244,167,81,166,312,165,242,311,79,164,241,310,163,240,77,162,309,161,308,238,75,160 MCCLK A 14
D C RSV
IC1101 MCDT A3 105
H A0 DAT 2
MDATA L0 MCDT A2 188
MADDR L0-L12 13 DAT 1 XECSO
253,1,92,176,252,320,91,252,319,90 A10 F E MCDT A1 263 CE F1
BA0 MDATA L12 DAT DQ8 XERD
I BA1 MCDT A0 15 OE G1 COMM2
COMM2
CMD N TRST
MCCMD A 189 RESET B4
174,89,250,88,249,172,317,87,248,86,316,247,170 DATA COMMUNICATION D-
DQ15
XEWRU
DN_USB 38 USB TO AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION 2
USB WE A4 EADDR 0-2
J ANALOG VIDEO SIGNAL D+
DP_USB 37 DQ0 A0
C9,D9,E1,L1,M9,N9,B7,P7,B2,R7,F9,L7 MDATA U0 O
DIGITAL AUDIO SIGNAL IC1103 EADDR M0
23 EADDR_M0-M22 P
EADDR0-19
ADD 2
B MDATA U0-U31 32 G K DQ7
K ADD 1
DIGITAL VIDEO SIGNAL A19
291,219,52,139,290,218,51,289,217,137,49,136,288,216,135,215,287,47,46,134,214,133,213 J MDATA U31 EADDR M22 TO
TO AUDIO-VIDEO
DIGITAL (VIDEO+AUDIO SIGNAL) SYSCON-SERVO
10 EDATA M0 16 EDATA_M0-M15 SECTION 1
L SECTION
D H L DATA 1 IC2300
EDATA M15 MBM29LV160BE70PBT
285,44,132,43,212,131,42,211,130,283,41,210,40,282,290,128
MDATA U0 FLASH MEMORY
MDDR U0-U12 13 EDATA S0
M F I 8 EDATA 8-15
MDATA U12 M
205,34,123,204,33,122,203,32 ADATA 0-15
EDATA S7 DATA 2
N
F2,G2,F3,G3,F4,G5,F5,G6
O
E2,H2,E3,H3,H4,E4,H5,E5
P
E1,D1,C1,A1,B1,D2,C2,A2,B5,A5,C5,D5,B6,A6,C6,D6,E6,B2,C3,D4,D3
01 MARCH, 2003 C CANON INC., 2003

CAMERA SECTION-2
LENS UNIT MAIN PCB (2/8)

TO SYSCON-SERVO SECTION1
IC1701 FOCUS,ZOOM Motor Drive PWM

CN1201 BH6465FFV IC102 (1/2)
3 TMP1962FIOXB-D74
FOCUS_B+ PWMFB CCM MI-COM
4 9 OUT2F IN2 10 DVDD2.7V
PWMFA
FOCUS 5 FOCUS_B- 7 OUT2R IN1 3
Motor 7 FOCUS_A+ 4 OUT1F EN1 2 A10 F_PSB
6 FOCUS_A- 6 OUT1R EN2 11
VM2,3 8,18 P5V
PWMZA
29 ZOOM_A+ 20 OUT3FIN3 13
PWMZB
ZOOM 28 ZOOM_A- 19 OUT3RIN4 15
Motor 30 ZOOM_B+ 16 OUT4F EN3 22 B10 Z_PSB
31 ZOOM_B- 17 OUT4R EN4 15
ST.EFCHG2 U3 MODE2 TO
46 POWER SECTION
Y_GYRO
21 IG_HALL_IN- 50 20 B7 Y_GYRO
P_GYRO CTOV_EN P7
19 IG_HALL_IN+ 3 19 A7 P_GYRO
I_SW CTOV_RX E12
IRIS 22 IG_HALL_OUT- 6 18 O12 I_SW
P_GY_OUT CTOM_EN A14
Motor 20 IG_HALL_OUT+ 4 27 CAM4 TO AUDIO-VIDEO
Y_GY_OUT SECTION FCH_O H3
17 IG_DRIVE- 1 28
IRIS_OP VIC_FREME V6
18 IG_DRIVE+ 2 IC1201 33 C9 IRIS_OP
IRIS_CL VTOC_EN N5
BH9910KV 34 B9 IRIS_CL
CAM3V IRIS CONTROL I_ENC MTOV_EN L4
8,9,10 A8 I_ENC
26 CAM3V IRIS_IC_LD VTOC_SCK P8
37 P6 IRIS_IC_LD
CAM_SCK VTOC_DATA R8
TEMP. 36 P10 CAM_SCK
26 TEMP. CAM_TXD CTDV_DATA T8 CN2102
35 T10 CAM_TXD TO
8 FOCUS_LED VIC_FREEZE U10 SYSCON-SERVO SECTION2 MODE3 VTR_POW_SW A3
AF PI F_RES_SW 45
9 FOCUS_SENS VIC_PARALLEL V10 T/C_POW_SW A4
F_RES_SW NTSC_XPAL J4
E10 F_RES_SW CAM_POW_SW A5
Z_RES_SW VTOM_SCK P9
23 ZOOM_LED E11 Z_RES_SW FCH_O A6
ZOOM PI Z_RES_SW TEMP. MTOV_DATA T9
24 ZOOM_SENS E9 TEMP. EVF_R A11
FR_FM_END A11
EVF_G A12
VTOM_DATA R9 MODE1 TO SYSCON-SERVO SECTION1 EVF_B B12
15 ND_HALL_IN-
10 TO COM B11
13 ND_HALL_IN+ 8 TG_XRST V11 CAM1 TO CAMERA SECTION1
9 AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION3 EVF1 HD B1
ND 16 ND_HALL_OUT- 5 TG_CS U6
7 B8 ND_ENC TCK A7
Motor 14 ND_HALL_OUT+ 6 AGC_CS T6
12 CH1 TMS B8 FOR JIG
12 ND_DRIVE+ 14 XSG1 P3
13 CH2 TDI B9
11 ND_DRIVE- 3 XSG2 P2
1 TDO B10
10 FOCUS_VCC 2
TO COMM3 TRST B7
25 ZOOM_VCC SYSCON-SERVO SECTION2
MODE4 MIC2 B5
DVDD2.7V MIC3 B6
IC1203 RESET
ND HALL CONT MODE_RESET B2
Q1701 LMV324MT VTR_ON_IC3201 B3
LED Drive A13 LED_RET V_I/O A1
PDTC114TE
CAM3V SWP A8
TO
AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION1 VIDEO3 PBRF A10
8 VCC
IC1202
IC1204 TK11146CS
NJM3414AV 4.6V REG
ND MOTOR DRIVE
P5V 11 A03
4 OUT IN 5
12 A04
5 1
CAM_SCK
3 CLK 13
7 CAM_TXD
2 DI 14
6 5 A02
LD 12 R6 DA_LD
6 A01
VCC
IC1205
DATA COMMUNICATION
M62368GP
D/A

SYSCON-SERVO SECTION-1
MAIN PCB (4/8) IC300

CAPSTANS,DRUM,LOADING
Motor Driver
LB11990W DMC2
CN302
DVDD_2.7V CFG_VCC 2
17 VCC1 UOUT_C 17
DVDD_2.7V 55 U+/-
22 FPC_D 18
TO U,V,W
POWER SERVO 1 VTR_UNREG 41 VCC2 VOUT_C 13
Driver 53 V+/-
SECTION 14
POWER WOUT_C 15
SW 51 W+/-
16
TO UIN1
CTOV_EN DERR 50 U+ 8
CARERA MODE 1 348 LREQ PWMD 296 UIN2
SECTION 2 CTOV_RX CERR FWD/REV 49 U- 7 CAPSTAN Motor
42 XECS3 PWMC 153 SW VIN1
V+ 6
VTOM_EN CAP_VS VS_C 48
264 SOS0 44 VIN2
5
VIC_FREME CAP_ON STBY_C 47 V-
59 D2 ICD2 270 2 WIN1
W+ 10
VTOC_EN CAP_FWD RFC_C 46
108 SCS1 ROFS 152 40 WIN2
MTOV_EN 45 W- 11
57 SYSCLK PWM7 265 FGIN+
CFG1 1
VTOC_SCK FGOUT_C 38
12 SCLK CFG 67 36 FGIN-
VTOC_DATA 37 CFG2 4
13 SO3 VH+
HALL 43 C_H+ 9
CTDV_DATA VH-
105 SI3 POWER C_H- 12
VIC_FREEZE 42
226 D0
VIC_PARALLEL DVDD 2.7V
347 D1 DRUM_VS UOUT_D Q300
VS_D CN303
NTSC_XPAL 60 59 LED Driver
117 ICS2 DRUM_ON STBY_D POWER VOUT_D TAPE_LED P5V LED_A 14
VTOM_SCK 213 16 58
192 UAT_CLK SW WOUT_D LED_K 15
MTOV_DATA U,V,W 56
19 RX Driver
VTOM_DATA POSITION COIL_COM
325 TX DETECT 23 2 TAPE END/TOP
FP_FM_END DVDD 2.7V E&BOT_C Detect
11 CDATA1 21
FGOUT_D VREF 31 TAPE_END
DFG 231 35
PGROUT_D EOT_E 20
DPG 66 28 FGIN_D TAPE_TOP
32 BOT_E 1
DVDD_2.5V FG Amp
IC2301 Q302
HA_3V VIC 3 IC301 PGIN FILTER
OP AMP DVDD_2.7V 30 XP6501
SDRAM_2.7V MB87M1255 FG Amp
LOAD NJM12903R DEC2 VS_L
DVDD_1.4V ICDS 116 4 5 P5V
UNLOAD DEC1
AVDD_1.4v ICLK 26 3 OUT1
8 Motor 63
DVDD_2.7V 3 RLO1 OUT2
1 8 Driver 61
RFGT 58 2 Q304 LED Driver
AVDD_2.7V RLM1 Sin+ 18
RLO2 6 2PC4617
5
S_REEL_FG 7 9 RLM2 REEL_LED_CONT Sin- 16
RFGS 232 6 11
TO RLP2 RLP1 SREEL Detct
PWM_FA
CARERA PWM 21 PWM3 10 7
SECTION 2 PWM_FB DA_SREEL
111 PWM2 PWM6 110 Sout+ 19
PWM_ZA DA_TREEL
266 PWM1 PWM5 193 Sout- 17
PWM_ZB BGRNTX 45 REEL_LED_CONT
194 PWM0
TAPE_LED
D6 58 CN301
TO TAPE_END
AUDIO-VIDEO AUDIO 3 EXT_DET AIN1 286 Tin+ 8
9 CDATA7
TAPE_TOP
SECTION 2 AIN0 341 Tin- 8
MSW_AD TREEL Detct
AIN2 218 Tout+ 11
96 VCLK_I
Tout- 9
X2300 REC_PROOF MIC_ON
27MHz TCLK 268
5 VCLK_O CAS_IN MIC1
AIN12 48 MIC1 7
MIC2
144 IX_O MIC2 6 TREEL Detct
DEW MIC3
X2500 MIC3 4
24.576MHz AIN3 138 REC_RPOOF
223 IX_I REC_Prf 5
CAS_IN Cassete Detct
C_IN 12
TO MIC 1,2,3,MIC-ON,CAS-IN
SYSCON-SERVO SERVO 2
SECTION 2 CN300
1
TO U
SHOE_ID2 2
AIN8 137 SHOE AUDIO-VIDEO
SHOE_ID1 3
SECTION 3 V
AIN14 339 4
10
W DRUM Motor
11
DFG 5
DPG 6
Sens_COM 7
Coil_COM 9
CN301
9
LOAD(+)
10
LOADING Motor
4
LOAD(-)
5
DEW
DEW+ 3 DEW Sensor
CAPSTAN SERVO SIGNAL MSW-_AD

DVDD 2.7V MSW_VCC 7
MSW_SENS 6 MODE SWITCH
DRUM SERVO SIGNAL MSW_VSS 8

SYSCON-SERVO SECTION-2
MAIN PCB (3/8)
TO EDATA M0-M22
CAMERA ADD 1
16 IC102 CN102
SECTION 1 DATA 1 EDATA M0-M15 TO
Q TMP1962F10XB-D74 31
DVDD_2.7V VTR_UNREG VTR_UNREG 29 AUDIO-VIDEO
CCM MI-COM SECTION 4
G4,F6 P_5V P5V 21
23 52
R LCD_12V LCD_12V 53
VTR_UNREG
16 DQ0 LCD_3V 51
S LCD_3V 50
CE F1 FM_XCS 49
DQ15 G15 FM_XCS BATT A/D A3 LCD_5V LCD_5V 48
XERD_M
OE G1 H17 XERD_M TO
A0 PANEL_LCD PANEL_R 59
20 XEWR_M AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION 3
T WE A4 H14 XEWRL_M
FM_XRST TO PANEL_G 58
A19 RESET B5 R12 FM_XRST TD0 D17 MODE 3 CAMERA SECTION 2 PANEL_B 57
CSYNC 54
IC104 TO
MVM29LV160BE70PBT MIC1 EEP/PANEL/EVF_CLK 45
E6 CASSETTE MEMORY_A/D0 VTR_POWER_SW M4 MODE 7 AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION 3
FLASH MIC2 EEP/PANEL/EVF_SO 44
D5 CASSETTE MEMORY_A/D1 CAM_POWER_SW M3
TO
MODE 4 V4 MIC2(I2C) START/STOP U13 LCD_CS 43
CAMERA SECTION 2
MIC3 ZOOM_AD LCD_EEP_CS 42
C4 CASSETTE MEMORY_A/D2 ZOOM_KEY E8
T/C_POW_SW LCD_EEP_SIN 41
U4 MIC3(I2C) TAPE/CARD_SW N4
CAS_IN H_PHOTO_SW PANEL_LCK_LR 38
N2 CASSETE_IN_SW HARFF_PHOTO_SW T13
TO MIC_ON PANEL_XOE/DIAL_UD 37
SYSCON-SERVO SECTION 1 SERVO 2 T4 MIC_ON PHOTO_SW R13
ST_SPSP2 R2 LCD_BL_ON 36
ST_VDHG_VL2 A5 PANEL_BT_SW 61
TO BATT_INFO_AD
MODE 6 B3 BATT_INFO_AD
POWER SECTION INIT_CHG1 P_AE/GREEN_SW P1 PANEL_OPEN_SW 28
L6 INIT_CHG1
Q111 INIT_CHG2 CARD_WP1 C14 LCD_ON 35
SSM3J05FU K4 INIT_CHGG2 TO
CARD_DET1 E13 MODE 8 PANEL_A_B 47
3V REG CHAGE AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION 1
K3 CHAGE
CAM3V CK_3V KEY_AD2 B5
A4 A/D_V
BATF_E3 KEY_AD1 A6
C3 A/D_I
CAM_ON KEY_AD4 D6
L2 CAM_POW_ON GREEN/P_AE 24
Q112 VTR_ON KEY_AD3 C6
L3 VTR_POW_ON Q108 VTR_POW_LED 23
SSM3J05FU
3V REG XP6211
CAM_POW_LED 22
LED DRIVE 6 VTR_POW_LED MEN_ACC_LED
3 ACCESS_LED 20
B18 VTR_POW_LED C12 1
X100 CAM_POW_LED KEY_AD3 19
Q113 Q115 13.5MHz 5 4 KEY_AD4 18
A17 CAM_POW_LED B12
Q113-115
2 KEY_AD1 16
PDTC144EE
VTR POWER ON C18 XT2 MEM_ACC_LED KEY_AD2 15
X101
SWITCH CARD_ACCESS D13
32.768KHz CARD_DET 13
Q110
D18 XT1 PDTC144EE CARD_PRO 1
LED DRIVE
IC100 LI_3V LI+ 25
BD4189FV Q114
RESET/BACKUP
DREQ0 TO
XDMREQ0 R3 CAM 2 CAMERA SECTION 1
DREQ1
14 VRO XDMREQ1 U5
XDACK0
MICON_UNREG 13 VIN VOUT 12 E3+LI,CVCC2,DVCC2.3 XDMACK0 R4 DVDD 2.7V CARD_VDD 12
VBAT RESET 11 XDACK1 DAT1
LI_3V 3 G1 RESET XDMACK1 T5 CARD_DAT1 10
DVDD2.7V 5 SW LIDET 2 V13 LI3V_DETECT MACS_XINT0 B15 DAT 9
CARD_DAT
CH_DET CLK
DVDD2.5V 7 VDC SWOUT 6 A16 SW_DET MACS_XINT1 A15 CARD_CLK 7
CS TRST CMD
4 TRST G13 TO CARD_CMD 5
COMM 3 CAMERA SECTION 2
TCK C16 RSV CARD_RSV 4
IC101 TO
Q101 TMS E15 DAT2 CARD_DAT2 3
BD4746G CAMERA SECTION 1 COMM 1
PDTC144EE MACS_TDO
4.6V REG E3 DETECT G5 E3DET TDI D16
XECS_M
N3 EEJECT_SW MACS_XCS H18
VTR_UNREG 5 VIN OUT 4 N1 DC_J_DET XEWRU_M H15
RDY
J2 DIAL_CCW_SW BASS_RDY H16
J3 DIAL_CW_SW MACS_XRST P11
C5 KEY_AD0
IC103 DATA COMMUNICATION
TC7WH14FK
TO
MA_A AMP ANALOG VIDEO SIGNAL
AUDIO-VIDEO MODE 5 1 7 T2 MF_IN1
SECTION2 TO
USB_DET B13 USB 2 AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION 2
MF_B T1 MF_IN0
3 5
IC106 USB_FS_EN C13
UN921L IC PIN NUMBER
MF_LED_A
MFFLED DRIVE
Q
MF_LED_B Q104 N16,N17,M14,M16,M17,M18,L14,L16,L17,L18,K14,K15,K16,K18,J14,J16
A12 MF_LEDON
PDTA144EE
DVDD 2.7V
BUFFER R
RMC_IN P14,R14,T14,P15,R15,T15,U15,V15,R16,T16,U16,V16,T17,U17,V17,T17,R17,
B14 RMC_PULSE_IN
IC107 R18,P16,P17,P18,N14,N15
UN921L
LED DRIVE s
WHITE_LED
V3 FLASH_LED E2,H2,E3,H3,E4,H5,E5,F2,G2,F3,G3,F4,G5,F5,G6
C_LED
IC105 T
2PC4617 J5 CHAGE_LED E1,D1,C1,A1,B1,D2,C2,A2,B5,A5,C5,D5,B6,A6,C6,D6,B2,C3,D4
CHARGE LED DRIVE

AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION-1
MAIN PCB (5/8) IC2301
VIC3
MB87M1255
TO
DV
AUDIO VIDEO SECTION 2
TPA
TPA 140
XTPA HA_4.7V
XTPA 220 IC2000 VIDEO REC/PB
VIC_AO-A7 ADATA0 TPB TO DMC
VIDEO 2 U TPB 53 LD502W
ADATA7 XTPB DRUM HEAD
XTPB 141 RDAT CN2000
IC2302 35
RDAT XRDAT 46 H1A 2
VIC_BO-B7 BDATA0 RDAT 150 HY57V641620HG-P 34
v XRDAT REC_CONT 45 H1B 3
VIDEO 1 XRDAT 294 SDRAM 32
BDATA7 REC_CONT EQ_CONT 43 H2A 5
UTIL_SWP5 252 11
EQ_CONT DQML 42 H2B 6
UTIL_SWP2 1 DQO DQML 15 12
GDL_CONT MDATA 0-15 XWE GDL_CONT 40
27M UTIL_SWP1 177 /WE 16 13
CLOCK 1 257 VCLK GDH_CONT AA XCAS GOH_CONT 39
CCLK UTIL_SWP0 313 /CAS 17 30
103 CCLK EQ_OUT DQ15 XRAS
PBRF 158 /RAS 18 29
EQFC XCS EQ_OUT
UTIL_SWP3 93 AO /CS 19 17 GOH GOL EQ VCA
RAFC CKE EQFC
UTIL_SWP4 176 ADDR 0-13 CKE 37 28
TO EADDR 0-19 20 MCLK
ADD 2 w RAPC AB CLK 38 RAFC
CAMERA SECTION-1 RAPC 353 26
RCLK DOMU RAPC
RCLK 151 A13(BAD) DOMU 39 25
XRCLK RCLK HA3V
16 XRCLK 230 22 VCO
EDATA 0-15 EDATA0 SDLSEL SDRAM2.7V XRCLK REC ON PB ON
DATA 2 x SDLSEL 350 23
EDATA15 PB_H 8 6 9 36 1 2 21
PB_H 229
SWP RAGO
SWP 55
RAGC SDI_SEL Q2000 BUFFER
VCO_HI
RAGC 295 2PC4617
REC_H REC_H
REC_H 53
1 PB_H VIDEO 3
AUDIO 148 AUDI_O SWP
TO
227 AUD1_I TDI CAMERA SECTION 2
Y
62 LRCK AVDD1.4V VIF_4.7 V_I/0
Q2101
149 WCK LET CONT
IC2100 VIDEO I/F VIF_4.7 DVDD2.7V Q2105
131 XECS1 Z XP4312 4 WIDE CINT 4
CAM 3 LD502U
44 XEWRU XP4312
43 XERD CSYNC_1 3 3
CSYNC_I 154 2 CSYNC SEP C2118
XEINT_S
292 CLK_ON 4 27MHZ 2 2
Y_IN CLAMP 48
112 TCK Y_IN 248 36 LPF EQ
267 TMS CLAMP_Y 1 1
CLAMP_Y 298 40 CLAMP 46
VIC.TDO Y/CSEP
113 TDO REC_C
C_IN 364 21 PBF
CLAMP_C CLAMP 10 LET_CONT
VRH2 249 19
Y_CONT WIDE_CONT
C_CONT TO
VRL2 88 C_I/O
VIDEO 4
C2103 AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION 2
EVF_ON 27
TO 133 EDREQ Y_I/O
EVF_8V_ON Y_OUT C2102
AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION-3 EVF 2 27 ICO0 Y_O 250 34 30
EVF_SEN
190 ICS7 C_OUT C2107
EVF_BL_ON C_O 85 17 25
224 CTL1 AV_SCLK VIF_4 V_I/O/HP_R
12 SERIAL
EEP/PANEL/EVF_CLK AV_S0 Q210Q
187 SCLK1 13 DATA
EEP/PANEL/EVF_SO TDI WIDE DET
188 SO1 TDI 195 VIF_CS 2SC4617
14
LCD_CS 15 4 4 4
16 SCS9
WIDE DET
LED_EEP_CS VIC_VD
323 SCS10 VD 233 5 5 5
LCD_EEP_SIN CSYNC
14 SI1 CSYNC_0 69 3 3 3
PANEL_LCK_LR VF_R LET_CONT,WIDE_CONT,WODE_DET,LINE_IN 6 6 6
104 SCLK0 VF_R2 312
PANEL_XOE VF_G
324 SCS4 VF_G2 91 AVDD2.7V Q2107 LINE IN SW 2 2 2
LCD_BL_ON
LINE_IN
VF_B Q2301 PDTC144EE
145 CTL0 VF_B2 175 1 1 1
PANEL_BT_SW 2PA1774
284 AIN11 DQML AMP VF_G_EDF
PANEL_OPEN_SW DQML 360 Q2102.Q2103.Q2104
216 AIN10 XWE
LCD_ON XWE 83 VF_G 75 Ohm IN/OUT SW
TO 189 SI0 XCAS XP4601
SYSCON-SERVO PANEL_A_B XCAS 169
MODE 8 198 ICD1 XRAS VF_R_EDF
SECTION-1 XRAS 246 4
XCS
XCS 362 VF_R
CKE 5
CKE 307 Q2300
MCLK XP6401
MCLK 168 6 VF_B_EDF
TO
DQMU 361
DQMU AMP IC PIN NUMBER
CAMERA SECTION-1 COMM 2 VF_B DATA COMMUNICATION
XECSO AMCK AA
212 XECSO AMCK 228 2
TRST XPDI 1 2.4.2.7.8.10.11.13.42.44.45.47.48.50.51.53 ANALOG VIDEO SIGNAL
23 TRST LPS 147
HP_ON CSYNC AB
135 XRESET D5 291 EVF LCD TO
23-26.29-34.22.35.21.20
DIGITAL VIDEO SIGNAL
HP_MUTE AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION 3
D4 225
D3 146
SP_STBY AUDIO 2
TO U DIGITAL DV SIGNAL
LINE_IN REC MUTE S_DET,AV_DET,AIF_CS
101 CDATA5 COMM 4 AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION 2 6.315.314.179.255.95.3.178
S_DET
259 CDATA6
XECS2 280
A_MUTE
DIGITAL AUDIO SIGNAL
XECS5 211 V
AIF_CS
191 SCS2
PWM4 20
SOUND 100.318.183.99.317.7.316.182 DIGITAL (VIDEO+AUDIO SIGNAL)
LET_CONT AV_SO
185 CDATA3 W
AV_DET SO2 321
319 CDATA2 AV_SCK 279.129.210.40.337.39.128.209.278.38.336.127.208.
VIF_CS AV_SCLK 37.277.126.335.207.334.36.125.206
17 SCS3 SD2 261
WIDE_CONT AV_SO
10 CDATA4 D7 321 X
WIDE_DET VCO_HI
135 AIN13 SCLK2 346 205.34.275.123.332.204.33.122.247.32.203.121.331.31.273.202.120
Y
78.241.163.357.303.240162.76.356.355.161.75.302.238.160.74
Z
82.167.244.306.81.359.243.80.305.165.358.242.164.304

TO HA3V Q3501
SYSCON-SERVO USB_DET PDTC144EE
SECTION 2 USB 2
MAIN PCB (6/8) USB_FS_EN
SWITCH
JACK2 PCB
Q3502 CN2100 CN6
TO PDTA144EE
CAMERA SWITCH VBUS 1 26 VBUS VBUS (+5V) 1
D- CN1
SECTION 1 USB D- 3 23 D- D- 2
D+ USB CONNECTOR
D+ 4 24 D+ D+ 3
TO
AUDIO-VIDEO
DV TPA 10 17 TPA TPA 4
SECTION 1
XTPA 9 18 XTPA XTPA 3
DV CONNECTOR
TPB 7 20 TPB TPB 2
TO
TO XTPB 8 19 XTPB XTPB 1
AUDIO-VIDEO
SYSCON-SERVO SECTION 3 AUDIO 4
EXT_DET
SECTION 1 AUDIO 3
AA4,7V AA3V IC801 AUDIO INTERFACE Q701

AK4561 PDTC144EE
CR Network CR Network DETECT
TO
CAMERA ADV_MIC_L AA4.7V
SECTION 1 AUDIO 1 42 20 28 30 58 38 43 44 46 47 48 49 50
53
AUD2_I EXT_L 2
26 54 EXT_L 17 10 EXT_L
MACS1_I MIC POWER ADV_MIC_R 4 CN5
25 AUDIO I/F ADC EXT_P_DET 16 11 EXT_P_DET
LRCK ALC Amp HPF EQ Amp Inv Amp Pre Amp 52 EXT_R 3 MIC JACK
23 Control EXT_R 14 13 EXT_R
WCK 1
22 60
AA_4.7V 61
AMCK CLOCK 40 7 6 4 3 2 1 64
24 Divider
CR Network CR Network DC+
Q810 Diode
REC_MUTE CN3
2PC4617 32
XPDI DC_J_DET 12 15 DC_J_DET DC IN
4 31 11 12 DC- CONNECTOR
HP Amp HP_R P5V 5 VIN VOUT 4
1 2 10
AV_SCLK AA3V 1 CONT
33 SP_IN (3)
AV_SO Control 16
5 2 35 Register
DAC LINE Amp Gain Amp
IC803
AIF_CS HP
6 3 4 1 3 34 8 TK11140CS
HP_L CN4
9 4.0V REG
Q811 MUTE Q812 MUTE CONT. HP Amp
DC- 2 TO
41 39 13 14 15 POWER SECTION
XP6113DL XP4312 6 DC+ 1
1 VCC CN3201
SP+
-1 8
A_MUTE
SP- EJECT_SW 22 5 EJECT_SW
Q802,Q801 MUTE 4 -5 5 DIGITAL DV SIGNAL
SOUND
2SC5376B
IC802 C_LED_UNREG 20 7 C_LED_UNREG LED1 ANALOG AUDIO SIGNAL
NJM2770R
SP_STBY SPEAKER Amp. C_LED 21 6 C_LED ANALOG VIDEO SIGNAL
CK3V
CAM_3V 23 4 CAM_3V
DIGITAL (A+V SIGNAL)
IC1601
TO ENC_03JA DIGITAL AUDIO SIGNAL
CAMERA CAM 4 P_GY_OUT 24 3 P_GY_OUT OUT VCC 1
PITCH SENSOR
SECTION 2
IC1602
Y_GY_OUT 25 2 Y_GY_OUT 4 OUT VCC 1 ENC_03JB
YAW SENSOR
Q806
2SA1955B
SW20 SELECT DIAL
Q805,806 JACK1 FPC LED (A) PCB 4
HP ON CM2101
DIAL_CW 5 DIAL_CW 3
16 16
KEY_AD0 2 KEY_AD0 5
Q805 19 19
DIAL_CCW DIAL_CCW 2
2SA1955B 17 17 4
1
WHITE_LED 18 18 3 WHITE_LED
Q808
PDTC144EE
HP ON SW SW21
HP_ON MENU
INT_MIC_L 13 13 8 INT_MIC_L INT_MIC_L 4

Q803 INT_MIC_GND 3
AA3V
2SC5376B INT_MIC_R 12 12 9 INT_MIC_R INT_MIC_R 2 MIC
INT_MIC_GND 1
HP_MUTE
TO AUDIO 2 DVDD2.7V
AUDIO-VIDEO TO DVDD2.7V 78 78 13 14 DVDD2.7V DVDD2.7V 8 1 DVDD2.7V
Q807 Q804 15 MF_A
SECTION 1 COMM 4 SYSCON_SERVO MODE 5 MF_A 6 6 MF_A 7 2 MF_A
PDTA144EE 2SC5376B
SECTION2 MF_LED_A 5 5 16 MF_LED_A MF_LED_A 6 3 MF_LED_A
HP MUTE SW
MF_B 4 4 17 MF_B MF_B 5 4 MF_B
MF_LED_B 3 3 18 MF_LED_B MF_LED_B 4 5 MF_LED_B
Q803,804
P5 P5V 9 10 9 10 11 12 P5V P5V 1 6 P5V
HP MUTE
RMC_IN 1 1 20 RMC_IN RMC_IN 2 7 RMC_IN
PS10,PS11
RU10 GP1S092HCPI
RS_181 MF PHOTO SENSOR
V REMOCON RECEIVER
AV/R
V_I/O/HP_R L
V_IO/HP_R 21 21 JACK 3 OUT VCC 2
AV_DET 23 23 1
AV_L/HP_L 24 24
25
RT PCB
AV_R 25
TO HP_ON 26 26
Y_I/O Y
AUDIO-VIDEO VIDEO 4 Y_I/O 28 28
C_I/O C
SECTION 1 C_I/O 30 30
S C Y
S_DET 31 31
S JACK

TO
MAIN PCB (7/8) SYSCON-SERVO
SECTION TO
CAMERA SECTION 2 EVF1
TO TO PANEL_LCD
AUDIO-VIDEO AUDIO-VIDEO
SECTION1 SECTION1 Q1502 Q1504 TOP PCB CVF UNIT
BUFFER IC1501
EVF2 EVF_LCD BUFFER LCD DRIVER
2PA1774 2PC4617
LV4141W
CVF PCB
PANEL_R CN100 CN13 CN4101 CN4102
VF_R_EVF
LPF 53 RIN ROUT 45 R 43 8 R R 15 8 R R 14
PANEL_G 54 GIN GOUT 43 G 44 7 G G 16 7 G G 15
VF_G_EVF
LPF 55 BIN BOUT 40 B 42 9 B B 14 9 B B 13
CSYNC
PANEL_B 60 HDIN DSD OUT 50 DSD 38 13 DSD DSD 10 13 DSD DSD 10
VF_B_EVF
LPF Q1501 HD 15
BUFFER Q1503
XP5401 BUFFER ENB 30 ENB 36 15 ENB ENB 8 15 ENB ENB 7
XP6501
XENB 29 XENB 35 16 XENB XENB 7 16 XENB XENB 6
CKV1 28 CKV1 31 20 CKV1 CKV1 3 20 CKV1 CKV1 2 EVF LCD
EEP/PANEL/EVF_CLK CKV2 27 CKV2 32 19 CKV2 CKV2 4 19 CKV2 CKV2 3 (COLOR)
8 SCLK
EEP/PANEL/EVF_S0 STV 26 STV 33 18 STV STV 5 18 STV STV 4
7 DATA
EVF_SEN XSTV 25 XSTV 34 17 XSTV XSTV 6 17 XSTV XSTV 5
6 LOAD
DSG 24 DSG 40 11 DSG DSG 12 11 DSG DSG 12
XDSG 23 XDSG 39 12 XDSG XDSG 11 12 XDSG XDSG 11
Q1507 CKH1 20 CKH1 48 3 CKH1 CKH1 20 3 CKH1 CKH1 19
POW SW CKH2 19 CKH2 46 5 CKH2 CKH2 18 5 CKH2 CKH2 18
2PA1774 47
EVF 8.5V VCC2,VCCCOM STH 18 STH 49 2 STH STH 21 2 STH STH 21
39
XSTH 17 50
1 XSTH 1 XSTH XSTH 22 1 XSTH XSTH 22
VDD0-2 51
LCD 3V 11
Q1506 COMOUT 38 COM 30 21 COM COM 2 21 COM CSV 8
12
POW SW VDD 45 6 VDD VDD 17 6 VDD CSH 15
2PA1774 VBB 37 14 VBB VBB 9 14 VBB COM 1
EVF_8V_ON
VDD 17
4 5 6
VBB 9
EVF_ON 3
LED4101
28 22 22
Q1505 P5V BL5V BL5V BL5V 1 BL5V
EVF ON 2 1 Q1509 29 23 23
Q1508 POW SW BACKLIGHT UNIT
XP6213 EVF_BL_ON 2PA1774
PDTC144EE
Q4102 Q4101
EVF_BL_ON BACKLIGHT-DRIVE BACKLIGHT-DRIVE
2PA1774 2PC4617
TO
CN14 POW SW UNIT
AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION2 AUDIO4 SP- 26 25 SP- SP- 1 1
SP+ 27 24 SP+ SP+ 2 2
DATA COMMUNICATION START/STOP
TO
ANALOG VIDEO SIGNAL SYSCON-SERVO SECTION2 MODE7 SART/STOP_SW 23 28 SART/STOP_SW SART/STOP_SW 4 4 CAMERA
CAM.PWR_SW 24 27 CAM.PWR_SW CAM_PWR_SW 6 6
ANALOG AUDIO SIGNAL VTR_PWR_SW 25 26 VTR_PWR_SW VTR_PWR_SW 5 5
OFF POWER
VTR
CK3V W T ZOOM
CK3V 17 34 CK3V CK3V 1
ZOOM_AD 22 29 ZOOM_AD ZOOM_AD 2
TAPE/CARD_SW 20 31 TAPE/CARD_SW TAPE/CARD_SW 6 TAPE/CARD
H_PHOTO_SW 19 32 H_PHOTO_SW H_PHOTO_SW 3
PHOTO
PHOTO_SW 18 33 PHOTO_SW PHOTO_SW 4
ZOOM FPC
UNREG 1 47 1
UNREG | | UNREG UNREG |
4 51 4
TO
SYSCON-SERVO SECTION1 SHOE SHOE_ID1 9 42 SHOE_ID1 SHOE_ID1 9
SHOE_ID2 12 39 SHOE_ID2 SHOE_ID2 12
SHOE CONNECTOR
VDHGL_EX 10 41 VDHGL_EX VDHGL_EX 10
STSP_EX 11 40 STSP_EX STSP_EX 11
ADV_MIC_L 15 36 ADV_MIC_L ADV_MIC_L 15
ADV_MIC_R 16 35 ADV_MIC_R ADV_MIC_R 16

TO
AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION 5
(2.5INCH) LCD PCB (DM-FV M10,OPTURA20 A,MVX150i E) CN903
(OPTURAIOA,MVX100iE) 4 23 10
3 R/R-Y ROUT RED 4
2 22 12
G/Y GOUT GREEN 5
6 24 8
5 B/B-Y BOUT BLUE 3
1 CSYNC 25 40
SYNC-IN PGT RGT 2
Q9004
XP6501
To
CN41
KEY PCB CN43 CN902
IC902LCD Driver
CXM3004R
EN
1
2
EN 20
SYSCON-SERVO Q903,Q904 Q903 XENB XENB 19
SECTION 4 2 PANEL_R PANEL_R 1 9 PANEL_R BUFFER 2PC4617 2
VCK VCK 21
3 PANEL_G PANEL_G 2 8 PANEL_G 27
CKV2 CKV2 24
4 PANEL_B PANEL_B 3 7 PANEL_B 32 3
7 CSYNC CSYNC 6 4 CSYNC 33
SCK VST
25
VST 22 LCD PANEL
SDAT XSTV XSTV 22
8
LCD_12V LCD_12V 7 3 LCD_12V
31 SEN 14 (3.5 inch)
9 PSIG_OUT PSIG 6
27
10 REF REF 11
LCD_3V LCD_3V 8 2 LCD_3V 42
11 HCK1 HCK1 7
12 43
HCK2 HCK2 8
LCD_5V LCD_5V 9 1 LCD_5V 44
13 HST HST 12
2 46
CN44 CN901 XSK 13
4 WIDE WIDE
16 EEP/PANEL/EVF_CLK EEP/PANEL/EVF_CLK 3 10 EEP/PANEL/EVF_CLK DO 47
3 DWN DWN 19
17 EEP/PANEL_EVF_SO EEP/PANEL/EVF_SO 4 9 EEP/PANEL/EVF_SO DI 6
COM COM 23
1 8
20 LCD_EEP_SIN LCD_EEP_SIN 7 6 LCD_EEP_SIN XCS VCC COM Cex1/Flex1 9
19 LCD_EEP_CS LCD_EEP_CS 6 7 LCD_EEP_CS VDD 18
18 LCD_CS LCD_CS 5 8 LCD_CS IC901 EEPROM
BR9010RFV-W Q902 POW SW Q905 POW SW SLVSG 14
26 LCD_ON LCD_ON 1 12 LCD_ON VDDG 16
SSM3JBT 2PA1774 A12V 13
14 PANEL_A_B PANEL_A_B 2 11 PANEL_A_B VCC2 VSSG 15
30 A3V/D3V 37,45,21 36
31 VTR_UNREG VTR_UNREG 12 12 VTR_UNREG VDD1,2, POF
32 R924 VCC1
LCD_BL_ON LCD_BL_ON LCD_BL_ON Q901 LCD_ON R935
25 10 9
XP6213
23 PANEL_LCK_LR PANEL_LCK_LR 8
6 3 4 Q907 Q906
24 PANEL_XOE/DALD_UD PANEL_XOE/DALD_UD 9 POWER OFF
5 POW SW
38 VTR_POW_LED PDTC144EE
2PA1774
42 KEY_AD3
1 2
CN42
Q4201 PWM SW Q4202 OSCILLATOR
1 PANEL_BT_SW PANEL_BT_SW 2 2 PANEL_BT_SW L4203 L4202
SSMGJ14T CPH5503
SW1
CN40
2 T4201 C4204
57 CARD_RSV MMC_RSV 1 3
D4201
51 CARD_DAT1 MMC_DAT1 8 DSW1 PCB IC4201 DC/DC Conv. 5 4 4
58 CARD_DAT2 MMC_DAT2 9
EXT
VIN
R1223N152H
60 5
VOUT
CARD_PRO CARD_PRO 10 Multi Media Card BACKLIGHT UNIT
61 1
CE
54 MMC_CLK 5 SD Card Q4203 BUFFER
CARD_CLK
1 3 2PC4617
52 CARD_DAT MMC_DAT 7
56 CARD_CMD MMC_CMD 2
48 CARD_DET CARD_DET 12
49 CARD_VDD MMC_VDD 4
SW43 SW44 SW45 SW46

MIX REW/- DE SEL DE ON/OFF
SW40 SW41 SW42

43 RKEY_AD4 STOP PLAY FF/+
45 RKEY_AD1 DSW2 PCB
33 PANEL_OPEN_SW PANEL OPEN/CLOSE
36 LI+ DATA COMMUNICATION
LITHIUM BATTERY
ANALOG VIDEO SIGNAL
CN45
41 ACCESS_LED ACCESS 6
39 CAM_POW_LED POW_LED 4
40 P5V P5V 5
37 GREEN/P.AE GREEN/P.AE 3
46 KEY_AD2 KEY_AD 1
SW47
REC,PAUSE
C KEY FPC

LCD PCB (OPTURAIO A, MVX100i E)
CN902 CN903
9 PANEL_R 2 R-IN R-OUT 16 VR 15
8 PANEL_G 48 G-IN G-OUT 14 VG 16
7 PANEL_B 1 B-IN B-OUT 11 VB 17
4 CSYNC 47 C-SYNC
2 LCD3.0 19
STH2 STHR 12
1 LCD5 IC903 20
STH1 STHL 24
AN2545NFHQ 22
CPH3 CPH3 19
LCD RGB DRIVE
23
CPH2 CPH2 20
CN901 24
CPH1 CPH1 21
8 LCD_CS 37 LOAD 29
STV1 STVR 3 LCD PANEL
10 EEP/PANEL/EVF_CLK 38 SCLK 30
STV2 STVL 7 (2.5 INCH)
9 EEP/PANEL/EVF_SO 39 SDATA 31
CPV CKV 5
7 LCD_EEP_CS 32
OEV CEV 6
4 PANEEL_XCE(LCK) 33
QH Q1H 22
5 PANEEL_LCK(XCE) 34
OEH CEH 23
6 LLCD_EEP_SIN 40
UD U/D 4
1 VIR_UNREG 8 VCC CS 1 L/R 13
41
RL
TO SK 2 25
VCC3
AUDIO-VIDEO SECTION 4 4 D0 DI 3 9
KEY PCB 43 VDD(3V)
COMDC 8
IC901
BP9010PFV-W 44 VDD1 VCC 18
Q910
2PC4517
SW AVDD 11
VCC 8
LCD_UNREG
Q904
Q3401 VGH 9
2PA1774
2SA1954B PWM SW VCOM 10
PWM SW VGL 1
D3401
L3402 L904
L3401
6 14 6
Off,VCC OUT1 10 5
Q3403 Q3402
2SA1954B 1 6 4 4 2 6
2SC3265Y
PWM SW PWM SW 4 2 5
IN-1 21 3
IC3401
IC902 FB1 22 D3403 1 5 3 3 1
AN8049FHN L3406 L3407
BU2092FV
2
20 VDD Q7 14 4 CTL2 Q905 Q907 Q908 Q909

PDTA144EE XP6501 XP4601 XP4601
Q6 11 OUT2 11
Q3407 PWM SW
2 DATA Q5 10
2SC3265Y
3 CLK Q4 9 3 CTL3 PWM SW
4 LCK Q3 8 IN-2 19 D3402
L3405
Q2 7 AL-10V
Q1 6
19 QII Q0 5 Q3404
Q3405 2SA1298Y
Q906 2PC4617 PWM SW
2PA1774 OUT3 13
L4202 PWM SW
IN-3 16
DT2 1
Q901 DT1 2 4 7
PDTA144EE 3 Q4207
SWITCH VREF 7 2
Q4201 2PC4617
IC4201 SSM3J14T
R1223N152H 1 BACKLIGHT UNIT
SWITCH
CURRENT DETECT 5 6
L4202 T4201
5 VIN VOUT 3
Q4202
CE EXT CPH5503
1 4 SWITCHING
DATA COMMUNICATION
ANALOG VIDEO SIGNAL

POWER SECTION
MAIN PCB (8/8)
Q3405
CHARGE SW
CN3201 FU3204
TO SSM3J14T
2 DC + C_LED_UNREG
JACK 2 PCB S
1 DC 7,8 5,6 G FU3200
FU3202
Q3403 4 D
CHARGE SW 6 4
ECH8603 FU3201 SHOE_UNREG
INIT_CHG2 VIRUNREG
Q3210
1 2,3 3 FU3203 SHOE POWER SW
Q3404
SWITCH 1 5 2
2SA1955B INIT_CHG1
Q3406
TO
SWITCH MODE2
#XP6213 Q3211
CAMERA SECTION 1
Q3400 SHOE ON
CN3202 CHARGE ON
BATTERY 3 PDTC144EE
BATT VTR_UNREG
4 FU3205
5
BATT + MICON_UNREG
6
2 BATT_INFO_AD Q3203
IC3402 L3201 PWM SW
1 BATT_E3
MM6564XF CPH5810
8 1 A/D_I A/D_V 5 1
VCC A OUT L3208
Q3407
PWM SW DVDD1.4V
2 3 4 2 L3213
2PA1774
AVDD1.4V
BATT_INFO_AD
3
CHARGE
BATT_E3
Q3408
CHARGE SW
TO PDTC144EE Q3202 L3221
SYSCON-SERVO MODE 6 PWM SW AA3V
CPH5810
SECTION 2 DVDD2.7V
5 1
L3220
L3205 SDRAM2.7V
VCC, VCCO 4 2 L3222
AVDD2.7V
OUT1-1 50 3
5 4
- IN1 46 VIN VOUT DVDD2.5V
Q3204 CONT IC3202
PWM SW 5 1 1 2.5V REG
OUT2-1 53 CPH5810 TK11125CS
L3215
-IN2 43 CAM3V
4 2
L3207 L3218
HA3V
3 L3214
OUT3 56 LCD3V
-IN3 40
Q3205
PWM SW IC3201
4.6V REG SS4.7V
CPH5810
5 1 TK11146CS AA4.7V
L3205 L3209
5 4
VIN VOUT VIF4.7V
4 2 CONT
1
HA4.7V
OUT4 57 3
L3219
-IN3 37 LCD5V
DDP 18 P5V
D3200
L3203 L3206
IC3200 LCD12V
SW REG CONTROL
MB3881 EVF8.5V
OUT8 64
Q3200 Q3209
PWM SW Q3208 EVF 8.5V REG
2SC3265Y 2SA1298Y 2SC3265Y
-IN8 5
T3200 D3201
L3216
CCD 15V
Q3201
PWM SW
CAPSTAN SERVO SIGNAL MCH3308 D3202
L3217
OUT7 62
CCD-7V
DRUM SERVO SIGNAL -IN7 11
Q3210
PWM SW
CPH5810 5 1
DRUM SERVO TO
SERVO 1
4 2 SYSCON-SERVO
L3202 L3210
+IN5 22
SECTION-2
OUT5 60 3
-IN5 21
5 1
CAPSTAN SERVO
Q3207 4 2
PWM SW L3211
+IN6 16
CAM_ON CPH5810
3
31 CTL4 OUT6 61
-IN6 15
VTR_ON 28
| CTLI-3 DRUM SERVO
30 CAPSTAN SERVO

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Video Product

Incorporating large, high-magnification megapixel LCD monitor

Enhanced still image function for megapixel still images

Full specs including Motion JPEG and Super Night mode

1-1 Main Features

Features and Design

Advanced shoe-compatible external flashlight

AF frame selection (when using card)

16x zoom lens SD memory card

3.5-inch LCD monitor

Enhanced Still Image Function

Compatible with Video Flash Light VFL-1

Under Normal exposure Over

Simultaneous recording of motion videos and still images

Support for Camera Direct Print

Easy connection and easy printing

Camera Direct Print compatible printer

Printer control at DVC side Printer cable

Camera Direct compatible BJ printers: BJ 895PD, BJ 535PD, and BJ F890PD

P2P (Peer-to-Peer) type bi-directional communication software

Control View/Chat View/Chat Control

1-2 List of Functions and Performance

Item DM-FV M10, OPTURA20 A/10 A, MVX150i E/100i E

White LED ( DM-FV M10, OPTURA20 A,

Color gain adjustment

Item DM-FV M10, OPTURA20 A/10 A, MVX150i E/100i E

Item DM-FV M10, OPTURA20 A/10 A, MVX150i E/100i E

Item DM-FV M10, OPTURA20 A/10 A, MVX150i E/100i E

Superior Quality, Excellent Value, Elegant Styling

[North American model]

3-2 Compact, high-magnification zoom lens

2. New technology and enhancements

3-3 AF Frame Selection

The subject is blurred since it is not

When the selection frame is When the Photo button is pressed

Frame indicator Enabled Disabled

Displayed only during Card/Camera mode

4. Performance and functions

4.5 Camera NTSC PAL

13. Lens cap Included; Screw-on type

4.5.4 Image stabilization function Supported (in Tape mode only)

4. Electronic shutter NTSC models PAL models

1/100 sec..... In flicker sensing

4.5.7 AF (Auto Focus)

*1: Mirror mode possible by menu selection.

4.5.12 Built-in microphone Stereo using electret condenser microphone

4.6 Recorder NTSC models PAL models

3. DV input recording Complies with IEEE1394 Complies with IEEE1394

5. USB port Complies with USB 1.1

Folder No. File No. Saved files

NTSC models PAL models

5. Number of recorded images

Fade time Approx. 4 seconds

[Image Design Illustration]

6. System diagram (common to all models)

7. Overview of viewfinder/LCD panel displays

7-2 VCR mode

7-3 Card/Camera mode

7-4 Card Playback mode

7-5 Menu display

7-5-1 Camera mode

7-5-2 VCR mode

7-5-3 Card/Camera mode

7-5-4 Card Playback mode (Card/VCR mode)