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GR-SXM920U/SXM46EG/SXM760A
(2000 VHS-C CAMCORDER MODELS)
July 2000
INDEX
SECTION 1 OUTLINE OF THE PRODUCTS
1.1 OUTLINE OF THE 2000 CAMCORDERS ............................................................................1-1 1.1.1 Table of the 2000 models (NTSC) ..................................................................................1-1 1.1.2 TABLE OF THE 2000 MODELS (PAL, SECAM).............................................................1-2
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1-2
CCD
VTR
Drive
TG V.DRV
Control
CPU
Control
2.8Mb VRAM
*Only for the model with VRAM
Fig. 2-1-1 Camera block of the 2000 Models 2.1.1 FIELD MEMORY ZOOM (with External VRAM) This system saves all of image data read out of the CCD in the field memory (VRAM) once, and reads a part of the saved image data out of the VRAM by addressing the readout area and interpolation for practicing digital zoom. Since this system always reads all of image data out of the CCD, it doesn't decrease the amount of image data for automatic control and camera shake compensation. In other words, this system realizes high precision compensation of image data even at the high zoom ratio, however, the VRAM raises the production cost of the model incorporating this zoom system.
CCD OUTPUT
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2.1.2 CCD ZOOM (without External VRAM) Since this system effects digital zoom by cutout of the CCD output image data, it is called the CCD zoom system. For vertical zoom effect, only the image data in a certain CCD area corresponding to the zoom ratio is read out and the read out data area is expanded with line hold and interpolation operation to be used as the digital zoom-in image. For horizontal zoom effect, the line memory is used. This CCD zoom system realizes the same digital zoom performance without field memory as the field memory system, however, it has a weak point that the image compensation performance declines as the zoom ratio is set high, because the quantity of image data to be used for automatic control and camera shake compensation decreases with rise of the zoom ratio. Therefore, the maximum zoom ratio of the 1999 model is set at 50 in total (optical zoom ratio: 16, digital zoom ratio: 3.125, total: 16 3.125 = 50).
LINE MEMORY
Fig. 2-1-3 CCD zoom system 2.1.3 CCD ZOOM + SRAM ZOOM (Camera DSP with built-in SRAM) This system is a joint system of the field memory zoom system and CCD zoom system. This system uses the CCD zoom system up to the digital zoom ratio of 2, and it uses the SRAM built-in the Camera DSP for digital zoom of higher zoom ratio. Since this system always uses image data in the vertically and horizontally halved area of the CCD, the built-in SRAM of small storage capacity performs the duties of the memory. The merit of this system is to realize high zoom ratio without declining the automatic control performance, because quantity of CCD image data does not decrease at a high zoom ratio owing to the maximum 2 zoom ratio of the CCD zoom function. Therefore, the 2000 model realizes the surprising high zoom ratio such as 200 or 300 even for the type without field memory. Moreover, this system lowers the production cost as compared with the field memory zoom system, because the required storage capacity of the SRAM is a quarter of the VRAM used for the field memory zoom system.
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1/2
CCD OUTPUT
Fig. 2-1-4 CCD zoom + SRAM zoom system The memory size of the field memory is 2.8M bits for matching the high resolution CCD (number of horizontal pixels: 768). On the other hand, the memory size of the SRAM built in the Camera DSP is 0.5M bits on the condition to use the standard CCD (number of horizontal pixels: 510) for the 2000 model without VRAM (field memory). The 2000 model having the field memory does not use the built-in SRAM, however, this SRAM is used as the memory for TBC in playback because it also serves as the memory for TBC in the 2000 model.
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MEMORY SIZE FIELD MEMORY ZOOM CCD ZOOM CCD ZOOM + SRAM ZOOM 2.8M bits 768(H) 304(V) 12bit Non 0.5M bits 288(H) 150(V) 12bit
INFORMATION for AUTO and DIS Excellent There is little information as zoom ratio goes high Good
Table. 2-1-1 Characteristics of each zoom system 2.1.4 LINE HOLD OPERATION IN CCD ZOOM MODE In the CCD Zoom mode, LINE HOLD pulse LHFO corresponding to the zoom ratio is input from the Camera DSP to the TG+V DRIVER IC through the VGAT terminal for controlling the V1, V2, V3, V4 and ID pulses. When the VGAT is held at H level, line shift operation of the V1, V2, V3 and V4 pulses is suspended while the polarity of the ID pulse is held. Since CCD output is acquired by the V1, V2, V3 and V4 pulses, no CCD output is acquired when those pulses are held suspended from output by the VGAT operation as shown in the following timing chart.
CCD
CCD_OUT
CAMERA DSP
VTR
V1,V2,V3,V4
AHD
VGAT
V3 Stop the Line Shift Operation ID CCD OUT n n+1 n+2 n+3
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Digital Zoom
Fig. 2-2-1 DIS method using Field Memory The 2000 model having no field memory compensates camera shake by the CCD area cutout control when the total zoom ratio is 32 (optical: 16, digital: 2) or lower, while it uses the memory area cutout control method when the total zoom ratio is higher than 32.
CCD Built-in SRAM Screen Output
Movement Vector Detection Zoom ratio: ~ x32 CCD Partition Position Control
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Memory
Output
Jitter Detection
Write and read clock are used in common.
Fig. 2-3-1 TBC system block diagram 2.3.1 Correction of jitter within 1 clock The jitter component within 1 clock "tj" is detected by the rise-up portion of the sync pulse of the playback signal. On the assumption that the leading edge (rise-up portion) of the sync pulse shapes nearly a straight line in the microperiod dt of the sampling period, relation between the tj and leading edge and that between the dt and leading edge are in the similar triangles in form. From the similarity in the said relations, the jitter component tj can be found by computation. Using the resultant value tj as the correction factor, the jitter correction circuit in the pre-stage of the memory controls the phase by interpolation.
sync 1 clock (a) Original signal Sample point: Y1 (b) Signal including Jitter Magnification figure of start up portion (c) Jitter correction within 1 clock Threshold level: Vth
Y1-Y0 (d) Jitter correction per clock unit Sample point: Y0 Vth-Y0
tj
dt
2.3.2 Correction of jitter unitized by clock After correction of jitter within 1 clock is complete in the first stage, jitter unitized by clock is corrected by control of write and read operations of the memory in the second stage. Though the common clock is used for write and read of data in/from the memory, data write is executed in time with the sync pulse of the playback signal and data read is performed in time with the reference clock for correcting the jitter.
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0 7 MONITOR
IC5201
CDS/AGC A/D
SO3 AD(10)
IC4002
FIELD MEMORY
TMY(8) TMC(4) FMY(8) FMC(4)
R G B
OPTICAL BLOCK
CCD
CCD_OUT
IC7602
DA_RY DA_BY X3001
28.63636MHz
SO3
EEP ROM
IC5202
TG V.DRIVER
SO3
IC4001
CAMERA_DSP
IC3001
VTR_DSP
1 0 VF
IC7400 LCD DRIVER
V_REC_C V_REC_F R G B
FOCUS (4)
ZOOM (4)
BUS(16)
SO3
DSY(8), DSC(4)
IC4201 IC4202
IRIS DRIVER & HALL AMP
DA_C
VF LCD PANEL
SO3
IC4003
ON SCREEN
IC2401
AMP
V_PB_C V_PB_F PA_SIG
SP
IC4501
OSD_DATA CAM_Y
IC3501
V_PB_CU
V_CH2_S V_CH2_F V_CH4_S V_CH4_F V_CH1_S V_CH1_F V_CH3_S V_CH3_F
VIDEO HEAD
SO3
AD(16)
CAM_C Y_GCTL
IC3101
VTR_ASP
V_REC_FM V_REC_CU
IC105 IC101
CPU EVR DAC
SO3
C_GCTL FREQ_ADJ
ENV_ADJ
SPK_VOL
IC3901
FE_F FE_S
FLY.E HEAD
JLIP
TX GND
JLIP_TX Q110
MIC_HOT
J503
SC_OUT
SY_OUT
AO_SIG
RX
JLIP_RX
D107
RXD
V_OUT
SO3
A/C HEAD
AH_S AH_F AE_+ AE_CTL_HED_+ CTL_HED_REG_4.8V CTL_ERS_-
SI2
SI3
A_BIAS
BIAS
IC2001 Q2001
GND J501
IC8006
PC_TX PC_RX TXD RXD
IC104 E 2P R O M
Q2072
DSC
TX RX
IC8002
32D(16)
J504
IC107 RTC
32A(19)
CTL_OUT REC_CTL
CTL AMP
IC1201
Q103
V_OUT
V_OUT
M32_R/D CPU
32A(25)
REG_4.8V
IC8001
DSC_IF
32kHz X102
CTL_ERASE
CAP MOTOR
A_OUT
J505
A_OUT
M
16Mb FLASH
IC1601
DRUM_PWR CAP_PWR
Y_OUT C_OUT
S_OUT
IC8003
DRUM_REF CAP_REF
DRUM MOTOR
MDA
M
LOAD MOTOR
MIC UNIT
SO3
INT_MIC / R
LOAD_FWD LOAD_REV
M13C83
OPTICAL BLACK
/4
b d
c e
Added functions
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in
ch
a b c d e f g h
PAL 320K 7 500 30 537 14 582 1 597 470K 3 752 40 795 12 582 2 596
Cy Mg Cy G Cy Mg
Ye G Ye Mg Ye G
Cy Mg Cy G Cy Mg
Vertical-Register
Horizontal-Register
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Photo Sensor
VDD
H1
SUB
GND
Fig. 3-2-2 CCD block diagram & pin location 3.2.4 CCD pin functions
Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 V4 V3 V2 V1 NC GND V OUT VDD GND SUB VL RG H1 H2 Label In/Out In In In In Out In In In In REF. Verticall transfer clock (4th phase) input Verticall transfer clock (3rd phase) input Verticall transfer clock (2nd phase) input Verticall transfer clock (1st phase) input Not used GND Video output Power supply GND Substrate (Electrical shutter pulse input) Transistor bias for protect Riset gate clock Horizontal transfer clock (1st phase) input Horizontal transfer clock (2nd phase) input
RG
H2
VL
IC4001 CAM_DSP
IC3001 VTR_DSP
CCD
CDS
SHD
SHP
IC5202
TG + V.DRIVER
AVD
CLK GEN
CLKI
CAM_CLK
AHD
SSG
CLK 28MHz
H1 H2 V1 V2 V3 V4
H driver
V driver
SW
SUB
1/2
CLK 28MHz
Fig. 3-3-1 Clock system block diagram 3.3.2 Explanation of the clock system Under the circumstances that the clock frequency for the camera block varies depending on the type of the CCD incorporated in the camera, the clock system of this model can deal with different clock frequencies. For example, the horizontal drive frequency for the 270,000-pixel CCD of the NTSC model and 320,000-pixel CCD of the PAL model is 9 MHz, and the sampling frequency of the A-D converter is 9 MHz also. On the other hand, those frequencies for the 470,000-pixel CCD of the PAL model is 14 MHz in common. The CCD drive pulse and CDS sampling pulse are generated by the IC5202 (TG + V. DRIVER), namely, the 28 MHz pulse oscillated by the X3001 X'tal in the periphery of the IC3001 (VTR DSP) is input into the IC5202, which divides the 28 MHz pulse into 9 MHz (nearly triparted) pulse and 14 MHz (halved) pulse to use the two kinds of pulses by switching them by the CCD. Based on these reference clocks and horizontal and vertical sync signals (AHD, AVD) output from the IC4001 (CAMERA DSP), a variety of pulses are produced in the IC5202. The 9 MHz or 14 MHz clock selected in the IC5202 is output as CAM ADCK, which is then supplied to the IC5201 through the switch of the IC3001 (VTR DSP) to be used as the sampling clock of the A-D converter in the IC5201. This A-D converter also serves as the A-D converter for the PB C signal in playback with the 14 MHz clock produced in the VTR DSP. The FCNV block in the IC4001 converts the 9 MHz CCD image data into 14 MHz image data, therefore, image data that is transferred from the CAMERA DSP to the VTR DSP is always 14 MHz image data.
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TMY(8) TMC(4)
FMY(8) FMC(4)
R-Y
IC4001 CAM_DSP
B-Y
IC3001 VTR_DSP
CCD
CPU I/F
FMC/EIS
FCNV
9M to14M
D/A
D/A
D/A
Sync ADD
FM MOD
D/A
AUTO
CDS AGC AD(10)
SRAM
CVF D I/F
DYO(8) DCO(4) Burst ADD Chroma Encoder Burst Emph
D/A
SELECTOR Y/C
WIPE OSD MIX TEST SG
A/D
IC5201 PB C
ENC
NTSC/PAL /SECAM
Burst De-Emph
C-COMB
Decoder
ACC AMP
D I/F
N.L De-Emph Sub De-Emph Main De-Emph
SSG
DSC I/F
OSD I/F
D/A
C
D/A
Y
FM DEMO
A/D
DSY(8), DSC(4)
PB FM
OSD
SECAM
PB C
REC C REC FM
DSC
SECAM 2M LPF C Out Buff GCTL BPF BLK FM AGC V Out Buff Buff. TRAP REC FM 4.2M Trap SECA M GCTL LPF TRAP REC C IC3501 P.EQ EQ HPF
VIDEO
Y Out S-OUT
PRE / REC
PB FM+C
HEAD
Buff
Fig. 3-4-1 Signal flow in recording mode In recording video signal output from the CCD is input into the CDS/AGC which eliminates noise components from the signal and adjusts the signal level, and then the signal is supplied to the A-D converter to be converted from analog signal into 10-bit digital signal before it is supplied to the CAMERA DSP. In the CAMERA DSP the Y/C separator separates the signal into Y signal and color difference signal, which are supplied to both the FMC/EIS block and the AUTO block in the next stage. The signals supplied to the AUTO block are used as factors to control the AE, AWB and AF. The FMC controls data write and read in/from the field memory in the model incorporating it or the SRAM (0.5M bits) built in the model without field memory. The EIS detects movement vector for compensation of camera shake. The FCNV in the next stage converts clock frequency of the video signal. That is to say, the frequency of the CCD data readout clock and the sampling frequency of the A-D converter are 9 MHz for the NTSC and PAL models incorporating the ordinary resolution CCD, but the FCNV converts the 9 MHz frequency into 14 MHz frequency for the PAL model incorporating the high resolution CCD, in which model the FCNV outputs the 14 MHz frequency as the CCD data read out clock and sampling frequency of the A-D converter. In the standard video tape recording mode, the video signals are supplied to the VTR DSP through the VTR I/F. The VTR I/F outputs image data whose digital component ratio is 4:1:1 to the VTR DSP in the following way. The Y signal is output from the VTR I/F by every 8 bits in the dot sequential system, while the Cr and Cb signals are output in order of the high-order 4 bits of Cr, low-order 4 bits of Cr, high-order 4 bits of Cb, low-order 4 bits of Cb, and repetition, namely, the Cr and Cb data are respectively divided into the highorder 4 bits and low-order 4 bits for output. At the same time, these signals are output to the VIDEO OUT terminal and CVF/MONI LCD of the E-E system. In the CAMERA DSP of this model, there are five D-A converters in total. In the model having the DSC function, image data is supplied to the DSC block in the
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DSC recording mode. The 2000 model incorporates the newly developed VTR DSP. Differently from the previous models in which analog signals are processed for VHS recording/playback by the deck section, the 2000 model performs signal processing including frequency modulation for VHS recording/playback in the digital system. Therefore, image data from the CAMERA DSP is directly input in the memory as it is of the digital signal. Since other signal processing in recording is the same as usual, the REC FM and REC C signals output from the D-A converter in the final stage are recorded as analog signals on the tape through the VTR ASP and PRE/REC IC. 3.4.2 Signal flow in playback mode
IC4002 FIELD MEMORY
TMY(8) TMC(4)
FMY(8) FMC(4)
R-Y
IC4001 CAM_DSP
B-Y
IC3001 VTR_DSP
CCD
CPU I/F
FMC/EIS
FCNV
9M to14M
D/A
D/A
D/A
Sync ADD
FM MOD
D/A
AUTO
CDS AGC AD(10)
SRAM
CVF D I/F
Burst ADD Chroma Encoder Burst Emph
D/A
SELECTOR Y/C
WIPE OSD MIX TEST SG
DYO(8) DCO(4)
A/D
IC5201 PB C
ENC
NTSC/PAL /SECAM
Burst De-Emph
C-COMB
Decoder
ACC AMP
D I/F
N.L De-Emph Sub De-Emph Main De-Emph
SSG
DSC I/F
OSD I/F
D/A
C
D/A
Y
FM DEMO
A/D
DSY(8), DSC(4)
PB FM
OSD
SECAM
PB C
REC C REC FM
DSC
SECAM 2M LPF C Out Buff GCTL BPF BLK FM AGC V Out Buff Buff. TRAP REC FM 4.2M Trap SECA M GCTL LPF TRAP REC C IC3501 P.EQ EQ HPF
VIDEO
Y Out S-OUT
PRE / REC
PB FM+C
HEAD
Buff
Fig. 3-4-2 Signal flow in playback mode In playback, the PB FM and PB C signals are output from the PRE/REC IC as they are mixed with each other, and the mixed signal is separated into the PB FM and PB C signals by the VTR ASP block. The PB FM signal of analog signal is converted into digital signal by the A-D converter in the VTR DSP block, and then processed for VHS playback. For A-D conversion of the PB C signal, the A-D converter for the CCD is used, because this A-D converter is not used in the playback mode. Then, the PB C signal is supplied to the CAMERA DSP block, which performs nothing for the signal and outputs the signal to the VTR DSP block to be processed for playback. The processed PB C signal is again supplied to the CAMERA DSP together with the Y signal. In the CAMERA DSP the playback signal first undergoes the time base control (TBC). The built-in SRAM serves as the memory for the TBC. The model incorporating the field memory enables the user to have a digital effect on the playback picture. The playback signals are finally output to the CVF/MONI LCD and VIDEO OUT terminal through the respective D-A converters. Since the Encoder of the video output block is consistent with the NTSC, PAL and SECAM systems, the PAL model shipped for the Europe is capable of outputting PAL signal in the SECAM system.
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CCD
CDS/AGC A/D
VTR
DSC_I/F (JCY0076B)
DSC_CPU (M32_R/D)
DRAM
DMA Transfer
JPEG
File system
Fig. 3-5-1 DSC System configuration 3.5.1 In DSC recording The CCD output is first supplied to the CDS/AGC A-D (IC5201) block, in which the CDS circuit eliminates noise components from the CCD output signal, the AGC circuit compensates the CCD sensitivity, and the A-D converter digitizes the analog input signal. The resulting digital signal is input into the CAMERA DSP (IC4001) block, which processes the digital signal to produce Y and color difference signal whose component ratio is 4:1:1 so that it outputs Y signal by 8-bit unit and Cr and Cb signals by 4-bit unit each to the DSC block. Each time the user presses the shutter release button, the MAIN CPU (IC101) outputs a command to the DSC CPU (IC8002). Following the command the DSC CPU transmits the Y and C signals by line to the built-in DRAM through the DMA (Direct Memory Access) circuit of the DSC I/F (IC8001) to arrange image data for 1 field in the DRAM. The image data saved in the DRAM is compressed by the JPEG system and recorded in the flash memory as an image file. Number of recordable pictures is 30 in the fine picture mode or 60 in the standard mode.
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3.5.2 In DSC playback According to the command output from the MAIN CPU (IC101), a JPEG file is read out of the flash memory and it is written in the DRAM of the DSC CPU (IC8002) to be expanded in the JPEG format by processing of a software. The resultingly produced Y and C data are transmitted line by line from the DSC I/F (IC8001) to the CAMERA DSP (IC4001) through the DMA circuit. Differently from the recording mode, the Y and C signals are repeatedly output in every vertical period (VD) to be converted into analog TV signal. In the CAMERA DSP (IC4001), the digital input signal is converted into analog signal to be output to the LCD monitor, VF and AV OUT terminal. In recording, the conventional video recording section fills the role of YC data preparation by its hardware, while the DSC block compresses the prepared data in the JPEG format with a software as explained previously. In playback, the DSC block functions to make a YC data from a JPEG file with a software, while the conventional video playback section converts the YC data into analog TV signal by its hardware. As mentioned above the new model makes the best use of the conventional videotaping hardware, therefore it additionally incorporates the DSC function in the compact body. 3.5.3 Picture Navigator The Picture Navigator is a software to transfer data on still pictures saved in the flash memory built in the digital video camera to a personal computer and vice versa. Besides the said function, the Picture Navigator can be used to delete saved data on still pictures from the flash memory and to look through still pictures saved in the flash memory. The Picture Navigator needs the RS-232C interface cable for connection and requires to use the image transfer protocol "IrTran-P" of the IrDA (Infrared Data Association) standard as the communication protocol. The Picture Navigator expands the transferred image data in the JPEG format once to resize it into the VGA size (640 480 dots), and then it again compresses the data in the component ratio of 4:2:0 to save it in the memory of a personal computer as a JPEG-compressed image file.
DSC BLOCK FLASH MEM. PROGRAM DATA
M32 R/D Parallel Bus
PC
DSC_I/F (JCY0076B)
RS232C
DSC_CPU (M32_R/D)
DRAM
DMA Transfer
File Transfer
JPEG
File system
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3.6 IC FUNCTIONS
3.6.1 CDS / AGC / AD (IC5201: HD49326AF) 1. CDS/AGC/AD (IC5201) block diagram & pin location
BLKSH BLKFB ADCIN CDSIN 26 AVDD AVSS BIAS VRM
VRB
VRT
NC
36
35
34
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
25
AVSS AVDD NC AVSS AVDD OEB CS SCK SDATA DVDD DVSS DVSS
37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 Output Latch 10bit ADC Serial Interface CDS Bias DC offset compensation
NC
24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13
NC AVDD AVSS OADSW PBLK SPSIG SPBLK OBP ADCLK DVDD DVSS NC
10
11
12
NC
3-9
NC
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
D8
D9
Out
In In In In In In In In In In In In -
(MSB) Not used Not used Ground Power supply (+3.0V) Clock input for ADC conversion Optical black pulse input Black level sampling clock input Signal level sampling clock input Pre-blanking input Enable input for OADCLK Ground Power supply (+3.0V) Not used Not used CDS input ADC input Black level sample and hold terminal Black level feedback terminal Ground Power supply (+3.0V) Reference voltage 3 Reference voltage 2 Reference voltage 1 Internal bias Not used Ground Power supply Not used Ground Power supply (+3.0V) L: fixed Serial interface control input (From CPU: IC101) Serial clock control input (From CPU: IC101) Serial data control input (From CPU: IC101) Power supply (+3.0V) Ground Ground
3.6.2 TG / V. DRIVER (IC5202: JCY0098) 1. TG / V. driver (IC5202) block diagram & pin location
SUB NC NC NC 26 NC 25 VH VH 27
VL
V3
V1
V4 29
36
35
34
33
32
31
30
28
NC NC SSK SSI SEN RST VSS4 VDD5 VGAT DSGAT AHD VHD
37 38
V driver
V2
24 23 22
Mode Set Serial/ Parallel SUB driver H driver
39 40 41 42 43 44 45
VRST RST D Timing Generator XSHP XSHD driver XRS RG driver
21 20 19 18 17 16 15
46 47 48
HRST 1/2
SW
14
1/3 D
13
SW
10
11
12
NC
NC
NC
CKINH
VDD1
3-11
CLDCLK
OBCLP
VSS1
PBLK
NC
CK
ID
3.6.3 CAMERA_DSP (IC4001: JCY0100) The IC4001 is a digital signal processor (DSP) LSI that processes signals of the camcorder by only one chip. Functions of this IC are mentioned below. Y/C signal processing for the line sequential color difference CCD Arithmetic processing for the auto system (AWB, AF, AE) Arithmetic processing for the EIS Field memory control 3-way (NTSC/PAL/SECAM) digital color encoding Hadamard cyclic NR Shutter sound generation (D-A converter is built in) SSG Built-in D-A converter with sync signal adding function for 5-channel video signal VHS interface DSC interface OSD mixture function Memory zoom function Interpolation type TBC 1. CAMERA_DSP (IC4001) block diagram
DSY[0-7] DSC[0-3] VDDSC CLKDSC HDDSC FLDDSC FMWR OMT FMRE IE F M W E MCLK RAE WAE R A D TMY[0-7] W A D TMC[0-3] FMY[0-7] FMC[0-3] HDOSD VDOSD CLKOSD VBLK VR VC1 BLK1 VG VC2 BLK2 VB
SCBLKO
CLR TVSELO LHFSEL[0-1] FSET MEMSEL NOVRAV BUS[0-15] ASTB R W DSTB LBEN UBEN DAO_FF[0-15] E2ABR RE FMC WE FMC FMCTHR KKMEY RST48[0-1] RST84[0-1]
YDAC
D/A Convertor
CPU I/F
CPU Interface
EIS/FMC
VRAM Contol Vector Detect SRAM Control FMFC[0-15]
OSD I/F
OSD Interface OSV_V[0-7] VBLKO OSY_1[0-7] O S R _ V [ 0 - 7 ] B L K 1 O OSY_2[0-7] O S R _ V [ 0 - 7 ] B L K 2 O CO[0-7]
LHFO ADIN[0-9]
SLFM[0-15]
CDAC
D/A Convertor
CLKYCA
CLKYCA
CLKFCV1
CLKFCV2 SLEN[0-15]
CLKENC1
CLKENC2 CLKCVF
ID
Y/C
Y/C signal process ADYC[0-9] SATO RBAW[0-13] YLC[0-9] HCLR VAPA[0-8] GAW[0-10] CLKYCA YCSL[8-15]
DSC I/F
DSC Interface
FCNV
Frequency converter FCSL[0-15]
ENC
NTSC/PAL/SECAM Color encoder
Y2DAC
D/A Convertor
RBSEL_SELN
CLKCVF CLK14 CLK14 CLKCVF Y2O[0-7] RYO[0-7] RYO[0-7] Color difference signal separation D/A Convertor
RYDAC
RYOUT
AUTO
Auto operation process
SSG2
YCSL[0-15] SSG2
SELCT
SLCV[0-15] Wipe/OSD mix Mix/Signal select SLVH[0-15] CSYNCI CRLKI
CVF
CLKCVF
HDCPU VDCPU FRP FLDCPU HDTG VDTG CLKSSG CLK1 VHSL[0-15] RBSEL_VHS L CLKREC
BYDAC
D/A Convertor
BYOUT
CLKPB
CLKGEN
BUSY Clock generate VFF VREFO
SSG1
SSG1
VTR I/F
VHS Intreface interpolation type TBC
CLKKSH KO[0-7]
AVSSA AVDDA
KASHA
Shutter sound occurrenc
KDAC
D/A Convertor
N R Y B Y I DYI[0-7] D C K I DCI[0-3]
3-13
3-18
PB-FM_IN
8bit A/D
HPF
FM_DEMO
FB CLAMP
FM_MOD
GC
10bit D/A
REC-FM_OUT
Y-LPF PB
REC YNR
D.E.
OSYNCB
REC
PB
REC
PB
FF CLAMP
LNC PB YNR
NC/ PC2
MUTE
GC
REC-Y
SYNC ADD
PB-C
HPF
ACC AMP
HiFi TRAP
CBLK DICK NRBIN REC-C_IN CPI[0-3] PB-C_IN Digital I/F Burst Add Pilot Burst Add Chroma Encoder
L_CNR
Burst De_Emph
GC
PB-C_OUT CPO[0-3]
DOCK NRBOUT
CAM_ADCK AD1_CK
SDCK SLD
STD
3-19
In
Power supply (3.3V) Power supply (2.2V) Ground SVHS detect period input Power supply (3.3V) X'tal input X'tal output Ground OVL_A OVL_B Trigger input OVL_A OVL_B Fade input Sync, output HD mask ADD V SW30 State data clock (From CPU: IC101) State data latch pulse (From CPU: IC101) State data input (From CPU: IC101)
Not used
Not used
In In In
REC C signal input (digital) (From CAMERA DSP: IC4001) REC C signal / PB C signal inputs (digital) (From CAMERA DSP: IC4001) REC Y signal / PB C signal inputs (digital) (From CAMERA DSP: IC4001)
In
In In In In Out -
blunking pulse (From CAMERA DSP: IC4001) SYNC input (From CAMERA DSP: IC4001) Color phase input (From CAMERA DSP: IC4001) Digital interface clock input (From CAMERA DSP: IC4001) Camera clock output (To CAMERA DSP: IC4001) Power supply (3.3V)
Out
Not used
Ground
Out
Not used
Color phase output (To CAMERA DSP: IC4001) Digital interface clock output (To CAMERA DSP: IC4001) HD output VD output DO output CDS clock output Camera clock input
Not used
Not used
Out -
Not used
Self test 2 Self test 1 Ground Power supply (3.3V) REC C signal output (analog) DAC external DAC external DAC external Ground Not used DAC external Power supply (3.3V) Ground Not used DAC external DAC external Power supply (analog 2V) REC FM output (analog) ADC external Ground Power supply (3.3V) PB FM input (analog) ADC external ADC external Power supply (3.3V) ADC external Power supply (3.3V) Ground Clear 2Fsc output Not used
3.6.5 VTR_ASP (IC3101: HA118219A) function 1. VTR_ASP (IC3101) block diagram & pin location
SECAM C IN VOUT-GND VOUT C IN VOUT Y IN REC C IN
2FSC IN
CR-DET
OPEN 2
OPEN 1
VHS HI
BLK IN
36
35
34
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
B. G. BG
25
6dB CLK
CR FREE ADJ.
1/2
37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45
ON SECAM SECAM
24
SERIAL I/O CLAMP D/A LPF LUG READ LPF LPF G. EQ A/D LPF 2M LPF FM AGC TRAP
FM-GND
DATA
23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16
REC FM IN
LOAD
PB FM OUT
C G CTL
LPF
G-EQ SB ADJ
Y G CTL
HPF
P. EQ
PB C OUT
VOUT C OUT
BUFF
GCTL
SECAM
BPF
BLK
SECAM
TRAP
FM VCC
BUFF
PB FM AGC
4.2M TRAP
SECAM
VOUT Y OUT
BUFF
REC C BUFF.
PB FM+C IN
SECAM TRAP
REC FM OUT
VOUT-VCC
46 47 48
VCA
PB + REC -
A. LINE OUT
REC MUTE
ON
OFF
15 14
PBxEP TRIC ON
+ -
REC C OUT
A. GND
OFF + -
13
A. VEE
DET
REC ON
SP ON
10
11
12
A. PB EP SW
A. BYPASS
A. PB EQ OUT 1
3-23
A. PB EQ OUT 2
A. PB IN (+)
A. MUTE
A. LINE IN 1
A. ACL FILTER
A. REC OUT
A. PB IN (-)
SH_MIX
3.6.6 CPU (IC101: UPD703039-013) function 1. Camera system operation block diagram
IC101
IC5201 CDS/AGC A/D IC5202 TG V.DRIVER
10 SCK3 9 SO3 36 CCD_CS 21 DSGAT
CPU
Q110 TXD 3 RXD 2 35 CDS_CS RXD 94 D107
J503 JLIP
IC104
AL_CLK 1 AL_SO 176 AL_SI 175 EEPROM_CS 32
EEPROM
IC107
RTC_CS 28 RTC_INTR 56
Li +
IC105
HE_OFFSET
RTC
LITHIUM
EVR
HE_GAIN 37 EVR_LOAD
X102 IRIS DRV & HALL AMP IC4501 FOCUS/ ZOOM DRIVER
59 IRIS_PWM 16 IRIS_O/C 125 HOLE REG_3.2V PWR_LED ZOOM_SW 130 PHOTO 131 DIAL_MN 52 DIAL_AT 51 DIAL_OF 50 DIAL_PB 49 TRIG_SW 46
41 LENS_MDA_CS 26 LENS_MDA_CLK
ZOOM UNIT
EIS_SW
OPTICAL BLOCK
Q4501 Q4251
KEY_A STOP REW FF PLAY / PAUSE MENU / DISPLAY EFFECT SP/EP / COUNTOR_R/M KEY_C DIAL_PUSH P.AE E.STABILIZER VIDEO/DSC
OPERATION UNIT
Amp
IR_SENSOR
SW503
LIGHT_SW 127 4 DSP_RST
LIGHT SW DC LIGHT
IC4001
16
AD0-15
LAMP_ON 20
REG
CAMERA DSP
IC8001
73 V_FF 24 16 SCLK2 7 SO2 6 SI2 5 CS_CE1 24 OSD_DATA 25 OSD_CLK 31 OSD_CS IC8002 IC8003 16Mbits (2MB) FLASH ROM
IC4003 ON SCREEN
DSC_IF
M32_RX CPU
MONI SW IC7601
MON_LOAD 43
JIG CONN.
133 REG_3V
REG
116 D_PWR_ON 183 VF_CTL VF_LOAD 42
REMOTE
101 REMOTE_IN
EVR
VTR_DSP
A/C HEAD
IC3501 PRE/REC
117 PB_FM_DET 171 V_REC_L 188 SP_L 84 V_RC_MUT
IC3101
V_ASP_CS 33
VTR_ASP
PB FM+C
FLY.E
86 FEH_ON
V_PLS_ON 88
92 REC_SAFE_SW 45 CAS_SW 132 SVHS_SW 106 CAM_SW_A 107 CAM_SW_B 108 CAM_SW_C
AUDIO BIAS
IC1601
MECHA SENSOR
REG_4.8V MECHA_MDA_CS 38 90 REEL_LED 89 TAPE_LED DRUM_FG 109 DRUM_PG 113 DRUM_REF 58 CAP_FG 111 CAP_REF 57 CAP_SD 27 CAP_BRAKE 80
MDA
DMACSJVC
SCLK
CCDIF2
CLKGEN
Clock generator
Y S
RST(L)
Interval timer
UART1 ITIME1
Y S
IrDASIR10
TXD1 RXD1
XIN XOUT
1/ 2 ITIME2 UART2
TXD2 RXD2 SI SO SCK P_A9-0 P_D15-0 P_CE1(L) P_CE2(L) P_OE(L) P_WE(L) P_REG(L) P_IORD(L) P_IOWR(L) P_RST P_READY P_CD1(L) P_CD2(L) P_VS1(L) P_VS2(L) P_WAIT(L)
TIME
A8-30 D0-15 SID(L) BS(L) RW BCL(L) BCH(L) DC(L) HREQ(L) HACK(L) CS(L) INT(L)
Bus interface unit
CSIO
Clocked serial I/O
Configration
PCMCIA
PCMCIA interface Interrupt controller
BIU
Programmable port
ICU PORT_J
Selector
CONFIG
CE1 RY_BY PORT3 INT1 INT2 INT3 BUSY(L) CE(L) OE(L) WE(L) CE2(L)
In/Out
CPU control bus: Wait control (From/To IC8002: M32_RX) CPU control bus: Busy input (From IC8002: M32_RX) Not used Not used Not used
In/Out
Not used
In Out In
Ground Power supply (REG3.3V) System clock input 1/2 period clock output External clock input
In/Out
Not used
In/Out Out
In/Out
In/Out
External interrupt request output (To IC8002: M32_RX) Bus hold acknowledge input (From IC8002: M32_RX) Bus hold request output (To IC8002: M32_RX) Test terminal (Normal: L) Not used
In/Out
Not used
In/Out
Not used
In/Out
In/Out
System reset input (From IC8002: M32_RX) Not used Not used Not used Not used System reset output (To IC8002: M32_RX) Not used Not used Not used Not used VD (vertical drive) interrupt input HD (horizontal drive) interrupt input Field index input port Power supply (REG3.3V) Ground RS232C TXD for IrDA RS232C RXD for IrDA
In/Out
In/Out
In Out In/Out In/Out In/Out In/Out In/Out In/Out In/Out In/Out In/Out In/Out Out Out Out In
Clock sync. serial data input (From IC101: CPU) Clock sync. serial data output (To IC101: CPU) Clock sync. serial clock output (From/To IC101: CPU) Clock sync. serial communication chip select (From/To IC8002: M32_RX)
Ground Power supply (REG3.3V) Chip enable (To IC8003: 16Mb FLASH) Output enable (To IC8003: 16Mb FLASH) Write enable (To IC8003: 16Mb FLASH) Ready / busy signal (To IC8003: 16Mb FLASH)
In/Out
In In In In
Feeld index input port (From IC4001: CAMERA DSP) HD (horizontal drive) input (From IC4001: CAMERA DSP) VD (vertical drive) input (From IC4001: CAMERA DSP) CCD pixel sync. clock input (From IC4001: CAMERA DSP)
In/Out
Ground