3.7 IC BLOCK DIAGRAM.......................................................................................................................................... 3-3
4. EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST ....................................................................................................................... 4-1
5. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST ......................................................................................................................................... 5-1
5.1 MAIN BOARD ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST 01..................................................................................................... 5-2
5.2 FR1 BOARD ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST 02........................................................................................................ 5-7
5.3 FR2 BOARD ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST 03........................................................................................................ 5-8
5.4 CC BOARD ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST 04 ......................................................................................................... 5-8
5.5 SUB1 BOARD ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST 05..................................................................................................... 5-8
8-segment DIP switch to be set
according to the destination type.
No. 1 ON : PAL. OFF: NTSC
No. 2 ON: Japan OFF: USA
Nos. 3 to 8: Not used. (Set to OFF.)
S601U model: M
Tally input M/V switch
M: Make contact (ON when shorted)
V: Voltage (ON when AC or DC is applied)
Set switches S35 and S36 according to the connected camera cable.
Symbol
S35
S36
Sony Cable
CCZ-A100 (100 m)
All ON
All OFF
JVC CableFactory Setting
All OFF
All ON
All OFF
All ON
S35
S36
CC Board
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
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*HOW TO SET IT FOR USING SONY CABLE CCZ-A100.
Sony cable can be used by changing the setting as below only when RM-P210 is connected with GY-DV550. Sony has many type of
the cables but we can not check all the cable. Please do not use other than CCZ-A100.
1. GY-DV550 setting
Change the connection of the connector CN77 to CN83 on 56 CN board.
2. RM-P210 setting
(1) Change the setting of the switch on CC board
a) S35 : All switch have to be set to ON (UP side).
CN77
b) S36 : All switch have to be set to OFF (DOWN side).
(2) Re-adjustment of the transmit voltage (see “2.3 TRANSMIT VOLTAGE
ADJUSTMENT)
After re-adjustment, check the voltage between pin A and pin B in 26P
connector of RM-P210. It MUST be less than 15V. If it was more than
15V, adjustment of the b) and c) (+17V and +19V adjustment) have to
re-adjust to 15V from 16V.
a) +15V supply adjustment : adjust to 15 ± 0.2V
DC
CN83
b) +17V supply adjustment : adjust to 16 ± 0.2VDC
c) +19V supply adjustment : adjust to 16 ± 0.2VDC
Note 1: If the Voltage was not readjusted the View Finder will be damaged due to the heating problem.
Note 2: Difference between Sony cable and JVC cable is the impedance.
JVC cable: 1.3 OhmSony cable: 0.8 Ohm.
1.3ADJUSTMENT AND CHECK MODES
1.3.1 Starting the Service Modes and Front Panel Check Mode
The RM-P210 incorporates the following service modes for use in servicing. Each of the service modes can be entered at the same
time as turning the RM-P210 ON and continues until it is turned OFF. Communications with the camera are not performed except in
the normal mode.
The following table shows the names of the modes and their details.
Mode NameStartup MethodContents
Normal
Data Clear
Any other method than those described below.
Hold FULL AUTO , BARS and IRIS buttons
This mode starts in normal operation by user.
All EEPROM and SRAM data are initialized.
simultaneously while turning power ON.
Hardware Check
Adjustment
Hold CALL , F1 and F2 buttons
simultaneously while turning power ON.
Hold MENU , F3 and F4 buttons
Displays the program version.
Check of LEDs, SW, VR, JOG dials, etc.
For adjustments of supply voltage and cable length.
simultaneously while turning power ON.
1.3.2 Data Clear Mode
Startup method
Hold the FULL AUTO , BARS and IRIS buttons simultaneously while press the POWER switch.
Operation Details
When the unit is started in the Data Clear mode, all EEPROM and SRAM data is initialized and the following message appears in
the LCD. After this, all operations are inhibited.
DATA C L EARED ! !
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1.3.3 Hardware Check Mode
Startup method
Hold the CALL , F1 and F2 buttons simultaneously while pressing the POWER switch.
The LEDs other than TALLY lights.
When the unit is turned ON, the LCD shows the program number and software version as shown below (initial display).
Program No.EEPROM check result OK/NG
CV1∗3.5∗9
∗ <UE>EPSRROAMMOOKK
Version
SRAM check result OK/NG
Model type
Japan: I
USA: U
Europe: E
The LCD also shows the results, either OK or NG, of the EEPROM and SRAM checking executed at the moment the unit is turned
ON.
The SRAM check consists of verifying the data retention status at the moment the unit is turned ON. The SRAM is backed up by
a super-capacitor. Therefore, “NG” is displayed even when the back-up power supply is down.
The initial display above disappears when any of the operations accompanied with the LCD display, described on the next page, is
executed.
To view the initial display again, press the CALL button.
Operation details
Turning a button or terminal ON or OFF causes an operation as described below. The switches can be checked by turning the LEDs
on or off. All LEDs are turned off at the moment the unit is turned ON
Check Point Check DetailsRemark
Each press of this button should turn the LED on/off and the initial display
appears when it is on.
Each press of this button should turn the LED on/off.
Each press of this button should turn the LED on/off.
Each press of one of these buttons should turn the corresponding LED on/off.
Each press of this button should turn the LED on/off.
Each press should turn the LED on/off.
Each press should turn the LED on/off.
Each press of this button should turn the LED on/off.
Each press of this button should turn the LED on/off.
Each press of this button should turn the LED on/off.
The green LED should light when TALLY PVW on the rear panel is Active
and the red should light when TALLY PGM is Active. Only the red LED
should light when both tallies are Active.
No LED should light when no tallies are Active.
Buttons/
LEDs
Rear-panel
terminal/
LED
CALL
FULL AUTO
BARS
F1 to F4
MENU
SHUTTER JOG
V.GAIN JOG
PAINT (WHITE)
AUTO (WHITE)
IRIS
TALLY
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With the checking of VR, JOG dials and switches, operating a control causes information to be displayed on the LCD. The LCD
display is retained until other information is displayed on the LCD. However, pressing the CALL button displays the initial display.
Check PointCheck DetailsLCD DisplayRemark
Turn this VR and confirm that data varies between 0 and 255.
Turning clockwise should increase the value.
This VR also controls the LCD contrast. It is Normal at the
center. Turning the VR clockwise should increase contrast
and counter-clockwise should decrease it. The LCD back light
should be OFF at the most clockwise position.
IRIS
IRIS
128
VR
JOG
SW
MASTER
BLACK
WHITE Bch
WHITE Rch
SHUTTER JOG
V.GAIN JOG
W.BAL
STEP GAIN
M.BLACK (SC FINE)
128
WHITE Bch(C)
128
WHITE Rch(Y)
128
SHUT JOG(LENGTH)
20M
V.GAIN JOG(SC)
0°
W.BAL(ASPECT)
PRE(4:3)
GAIN(VOLT)
LOW(15V)
Turn this VR and confirm that data varies between 0 and 255.
Turning it clockwise should increase the value.
This VR also controls the SC FINE data output.
Turn this VR and confirm that data varies between 0 and 255.
Turning it clockwise should increase the value.
This VR also controls the LENGTH HF data output
Turn this VR and confirm that data varies between 0 and 255.
Turning it clockwise should increase the value.
This VR also controls the LENGTH Y data output
Turn this JOG and confirm that data is switched to 5M, 20M,
50M and 100M. Turning it clockwise should increase the
value.
The initial value when the unit is turned ON is 20M.
This JOG also checks the JOG rotation and JOG hardware
when LENGTH is selected in addition to SHUTTER JOG
check.
Turn JOG and confirm that data is switched to 0°, 90°, 180°
and 270°. Turning clockwise should increase the value.
The initial value when the unit is turned ON is 0°.
This JOG also checks the JOG rotation and JOG hardware
when SC COARSE is selected in addition to V.GAIN JOG
check.
Operate this SW and confirm that A, B and PRE are displayed
correctly when the SW is in the corresponding position.
This SW should also vary ASPECT internally: When A (16:9),
B (Letter Box) and PRE (4:3) are displayed, the internal mode
should vary accordingly.
Operate this SW and confirm that LOW, MID and HIGH are
displayed correctly when the SW is in the corresponding
position.
This SW should also vary the supply voltage to the camera
internally: When LOW (15 V), MID (17 V) and HIGH (19 V) are
displayed, the internal voltage should vary accordingly.
When the unit is
turned ON, 15 V is
output regardless
of the position of
this SW, until this
SW is changed to
another position.
DIP
SW
SW 1 to 8
DIP SW12345678
LLLLLLLLL
Set each SW to ON and OFF and confirm that the
corresponding display changes to H (ON) or L (OFF).
1.3.4 Adjustment Mode
The Adjustment mode is detailed in the description of the adjustment procedures. Please see section 2.2.
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SECTION 2
HGCCPVWPGM
TALLY
AC~IN AC100V 50V/60Hz
INTERCOMAUX VIDEO INPUT GENLOCK INPUTVIDEO OUTPUTY/C OUT
CAMERA CABLE
R/R-YB/B-Y
COMPOSITE VIDEO
G/Y
Camera cable
VC-P112 (20 m)
Intercom
KA-310U or equivalent
Intercom
KA-310U or equivalent
Monitor
To poer supply
75 Ω termination
GY-DV550/KY-D29/KY-D29W/KY-27C/KY-19
(Illustration: GY-DV550)
RM-P210
SHUTTERSTATUS
MENU
FILTER
3200k
1
5600k+1/8ND
2
5600k+1/64ND
3
ALARM
MONITOR
OPERATE
NG
G
A
I
N
O
U
T
P
U
T
W
H
T
.
B
A
L
V
T
R
ON OFF
AUTO IRIS
LOLUX
BACK L
NORMAL
SPOT L
STRETCH
NORMAL
COMPRESS
LIGHT
ON
OFF
COUNTER
AUDIO SELECT
MANUAL
AUTO
CH-1 CH-2 CH-1 CH-2
REAR
FRONT
RM
AUDIO INPUT
MODE
CTL
TC
UB
CH-1
MIX
CH-2
RESET
OPERATE/WARNING
MONITOR
SELECT
CH-1
AUDIO
LEVEL
CH-2
VTR
ON
OFF
INCOM
MIC
INCOM
MIC
LEVEL
POWER
OFFRM
DC IN
/BATT.
CALL
CARBON
DYNAMIC
FULL AUTO BLACK
ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENTS
2.1INSTRUMENTS REQUIRED FOR ADJUSTMENTS, THEIR SETUPS
2.1.1 Instruments to be Prepared
(1) Color video camera: GY-DV550, KY-D29, KY-D29W, KY-27C or KY-19 (With the KY series camera, a KA-27 camera adapter is an
additional requirement.)
(2) Camera cable: VC-P112 (20 m)
(Always use a 20-meter cable. Correct adjustment is not possible with other cable lengths.)
(3) Color monitor TV
(4) Digital voltmeter (input impedance 10 MΩ or more)
(5) Oscilloscope (2-trace scope)
(6) 75 Ω termination resistance
(7) Headset: KA-310U or a headset with 200 Ω to 600 Ω impedance at 1 kHz
(8) IN MEGA CYCLE Chart (Part No. RESC-014)
(9) Camera Extension Board (Part No. SCK2164) ...... (Required when the connected camera model is the KY-29 or the KY-D29W.)
2.1.2 Standard Setup
2.1.3 Setup for Adjustments
• Complete the adjustments of the camera itself in advance.
• Use the same lighting and other conditions as those used in the camera adjustments.
• Set the camera switches as follows.
䡵 GY-DV550
POWER: RM
MODE: RM
OPERATE : RM
VTR: STBY
26 PIN OUT in Camera Setup Menu : RGB
Adjust the power supply of the RM-P210 by using the Adjustment mode (menu).
2.2.1 Procedures
(1)
CALLTALLY
INTERCOM
LEVEL
FULL AUTO F1
BARS
SHUTTER
F2
GAIN
MENU/SHUTTERGAIN
F3
MENU
F4
DOWN UP
SHUTTER
PUSH-ON
VARIABLE
PUSH-ON
DOWN UP
STEP
HIGH
MID
LOW
WHITEMASTER BLACK
PAINTAUTO
W.BAL
B
BR
PRESET
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT RM-P210
A
AUTO
MANU
IRIS
CLOSEOPEN
POWER
I
O
LCD Display(1), (5)(2),(3),(4)
(1)(1)
(1) Starting the Adjustment mode
Hold the MENU , F3 and F4 buttons simultaneously while pressing the POWER switch ON.
All of the front panel LEDs light in the Adjustment mode.
(2) Selecting the adjustment item
Turn the SHUTTER potentiometer to select a menu item, and then press the SHUTTER potentiometer. The “→“ cursor moves
to the adjustment value area, indicating that the adjustment is ready.
(3) Adjustment method
After selecting the adjustment item, turn the SHUTTER potentiometer again to adjust the value. See the description of each
adjustment item for details. Note that “4. LENGTH” is not used in the adjustments.
(4) Saving the adjustment data
After adjustment, press the SHUTTER potentiometer to save the adjusted data. The display returns to the adjustment item
selection menu in step (2).
(5) Exiting from the Adjustment mode
Press the POWER switch to OFF.
Turn SHUTTER to adjust the voltage to 15 V.
(“150” shown below is an example of display.)
→
SHUTTER
Turn clockwise to move
downward.
Turn counterclockwise
to move upward.
1.VOLT ADJ 1155V
→
2.VOLT ADJ 1177V
→
3.VOLT ADJ 1199V
→
4.LENGTH1250V
SHUTTER
0
push
Saves data.
SHUTTER
0
push
Saves data.
SHUTTER
0
push
Saves data.
SHUTTER
M
push
1.VOLT ADJ→1155V
0
Turn SHUTTER to adjust the voltage to 17 V.
(“170” shown below is an example of display.)
2.VOLT ADJ→1177V
0
Turn SHUTTER to adjust the voltage to 19 V.
(“190” shown below is an example of display.)
3.VOLT ADJ→1199V
0
Turn SHUTTER to vary LENGTH then adjust
VR on the PCB.
4 . LENGTH
→
20M
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No.Iteminstruments &Mode
Measuring
Input signals
2.3TRANSMIT VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT
Measuring point (*)
Adjustment parts (-)
Adjustment level (+)
Adjustment procedure
1+15 V supply
adjustment
Digital voltmeterAdjustment
mode
1: VOLT ADJ
15 V
2+17 V supply
adjustment
Digital voltmeterAdjustment
mode
2: VOLT ADJ
17 V
3+19 V supply
adjustment
Digital voltmeterAdjustment
mode
3: VOLT ADJ
19 V
2.4COMPOSITE SIGNAL OUTPUT ADJUSTMENT
1Video level
adjustment
• Color bar
• Oscilloscope
(H-rate)
• BARS swtch:
ON
• Menu No. 2A
LENGTH:
20 M
* TP9
- SHUTTER VR
+ 15 ± 0.2 VDC
* TP9
- SHUTTER VR
+ 17 ± 0.2 VDC
* TP9
- SHUTTER VR
+ 19 ± 0.2 VDC
COMPOSITE VIDEO
OUTPUT
(75 Ω terminated)
-
VR102 (IRIS LEVEL)
[Main board]
+
1 ± 0.03 Vp-p
1. Start the Adjustment mode without connecting the camera (i.e. camera cable). (See section 2.2.)
2. Select each adjustment mode and adjust
SHUTTER to the specified level.
1. Adjust to the specified level.*
2Frequency
response
adjustment
• Color bar
• Oscilloscope
(H-rate)
• BARS swtch:
ON
• Menu No. 2A
LENGTH:
20 M
*
COMPOSITE VIDEO
OUTPUT
(75 Ω terminated)
-
VR101 (VBS FREQ)
[Main board]
+
1 Vp-p
1 Vp-p
1. Adjust to the specified level.
2. If adjustment to the specified level is not possible, use a vectorscope and adjust so that all
of the spots come inside
1 Vp-p
.
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No.Iteminstruments &Mode
Measuring
Input signals
2.5COMPONENT/RGB SIGNAL OUTPUT ADJUSTMENT
Note: The measuring points for this adjustment are variable depending on the connected camera models. (See the “Measur-
ing Point Table for Each Camera Model” below.)
Measuring point (*)
Adjustment parts (-)
Adjustment level (+)
Adjustment procedure
1Level
adjustment
Same
level
CH1
CH2
• Color bar
generator
• Oscilloscope
(H-rate)
• BARS swtch:
ON
• Menu No. 2A
LENGTH:
20 M
• R Channel
*
See Measuring Point
Table.
-
VR201 (R LEVEL)
[Main board]
+
Same level
*
See Measuring Point
Table.
-
VR301 (G LEVEL)
[Main board]
+
Same level
• B Channel
*
See Measuring Point
Table.
-
VR401 (B LEVEL)
[Main board]
+
Same level
1. Connect oscilloscope CH1 and CH2 as shown
in the Measuring Point Table.
2. Adjust so that the CH1 and CH2 levels are
same levels.
3. Adjust in the same way as the R Channel.• G Channel
Measuring Point Table for Each Camera Model
Channel
R
G
B
Camera
Model
GY-DV550R OUTPUT terminal
Oscilloscope CH1
Measuring Points on
RM-P210
TP402 (R) [SE board: B-1D]
(75 Ω terminated)
KY-D29
KY-D29W
KY-27C/19CN31 pin 7 [SE board: A-6B]
TP202 (R OUT)
[Main board]
GY-DV550G OUTPUT terminal
TP2 (Extension board)
[Connect extension board to SE board.]
TP202 (G) [SE board: B-1D]
(75 Ω terminated)
KY-D29
KY-D29W
KY-27C/19 CN31 pin 6 [SE board: A-6B]
TP302 (G OUT)
[Main board]
GY-DV550B OUTPUT terminal
TP4 (Extension board)
[Connect extension board to SE board.]
TP302 (B) [SE board: B-1D]
(75 Ω terminated)
KY-D29
KY-D29W
KY-27C/19CN31 pin 4 [SE board: A-6B]
TP402 (B OUT)
[Main board]
TP5 (Extension board)
[Connect extension board to SE board.]
Oscilloscope CH2
Measuring Points on
Camera
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No.Iteminstruments &Mode
Measuring
Input signals
Measuring point (*)
Adjustment parts (-)
Adjustment level (+)
Adjustment procedure
2Frequency
response
adjustment
CH1
Same
level
CH2
• IN MEGA chart
(precisely
scanned size)
• Oscilloscope
(H-rate)
• BARS swtch:
OFF
• Menu No. 2A
LENGTH:
20 M
6 MHz
• R Channel
*
See Measuring Point
Table.
-
VR202 (R FREQ)
[Main board]
+
Same levels of the
6 MHz section
*
See Measuring Point
Table.
-
VR302 (G LEVEL)
[Main board]
+
Same levels of the
6 MHz section
• B Channel
*
See Measuring Point
Table.
-
VR402 (B LEVEL)
[Main board]
+
Same levels of the
6 MHz section
1. Shoot the IN MEGA chart so that it becomes
precisely scanned size.
2. Connect oscilloscope CH1 and CH2 as shown
in the Measuring Point Table.
3. Adjust so that the levels of CH1 and CH2 of
the 6 MHz sections are same levels.
4. Adjust in the same way as the R Channel.• G Channel
2.6INTERCOM LEVEL ADJUSTMENT
For intercom operation using headsets, the intercom levels can be adjusted with the following controls.
• Camera: INCOM LEVEL control on the adapter at the rear.
• RM-P210 : INTERCOM LEVEL control on the front panel.
Although adjustments on the circuit board are usually unnecessary, perform the following adjustment if the amplification gain seems
to be insufficient.
1Side tone
adjustment
(Feedback of
the microphone to the
earphone of
Headset1. Connect 560 Ω resistance across H and C IN-
• S602: 2W
[Main board]
*
INTERCOM jack on the
RM-P210 front panel
-
VR15 (2W S.TONE)
[Main board]
TERCOM terminals on the rear panel.
2. Plug the headset into the front panel INTERCOM jack.
3. Talk and adjust to optimize the side tone level.
(Adjust it to the clockwise direction.)
the same
headset)
2RTS side tone
adjustment
(U model
only)
RTS headset1. Connect 220 Ω resistance across H and G IN-
• S602: RTS
[Main board]
*
INTERCOM jack on the
RM-P210 front panel
-
VR16 (RTS S.TONE)
[Main board]
TERCOM terminals on the rear panel.
2. Plug the headset into the front panel INTERCOM jack.
3. Talk and adjust to optimize the side tone level.
(Adjust it to the clockwise direction.)
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3.7IC BLOCK DIAGRAMS
䡵 AD603AR-X [ANALOG DEVICES]
(Variable Gain CTL Amplifier)
䡵 AD817AR-X [ANALOG DEVICES]
(Hi-Speed Low Power Op.Amp)
䡵 CY62256LL-70SN-X [CYPRESS]
(32k x 8 Static RAM)
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䡵 DS8922M-X [NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR]
(RS-422 Dual Differential Line Driver and Receiver Pairs)
䡵 LM1881M-X [National Semiconductor]
(Video Sync Separator)
䡵 IC-PST600M/E/-W [MITSUMI]
(System Reset IC)
1
3
2
(Top View)
Co1
OP1
1
Voo
3
Vout
2
GND
3-4
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䡵 M62352GP-W [MITSUBISHI]
(8 bit 12Channel D/A Converter with Buffer Op.Amp.)
䡵 MB90611APF [FUJITSU]
(CPU)
䡵 NJM4556AM-X [JRC]
(Dual High Current Op.Amp)
䡵 NJM4558M-X [JRC]
(Dual Op.Amp)
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䡵 NJM7812FA [JRC]
(3-Terminal Positive Voltage Regulator (+12V))
䡵 NM93C86AEM8-X [NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR]
(16,384-Bit Serial Interface, Standard Voltage CMOS
EEPROM)
!9 QQT0346-001TRANSFORMERU model
!QQT0347-001TRANSFORMERE model
!10 QNC0087-001AC INLET
!11 QSW0015-004POWER SWITCH
12 QLD0191-001LCD DISPLAY
13 QNZ0252-001CONNECTORFOR INCOM
14 SCV1327-001SWITCH COVER
15 SC46802-001WINDOW
16 QZF1510-001FOOT
17 SC43454-001NUT PLATE
18—MARKJVC
19 SCV3045-001BOARD BRACKET
20 SCV0518-008WIRE CLAMP
21 SCV3045-MN-2MINI CLAMP
22 SC46207-011KNOBFOR IRIS (VR700)
23 SC45572-011KNOBFOR MASTER BLK (VR701), INCOM LEV (VR800)
24 SC45572-031KNOBFOR WHITE B (VR702)
25 SC45572-021KNOBFOR WHITE R (VR703)
26 SC44668-001KNOBFOR GAIN (S706), SHUTTER (S707)
27 SC46804-001LABEL
!28—RATING LABEL
29 SC41058-002CAUTION LABEL
30 QZL1001-012UL LABELU model
SS412174-002CE/TUV LABELE model
31 SC40865-001WARNIING LABELE model only
32 SC46804-001LABELU model only
33 SC45464-001EARTH LABEL
!34 SC41252-001FUSE CAUTIONU model only
35 SC46836-001PAD
36—SERIAL NO. LABEL
!37 SCV2803-2614BFFC WIRE
S1 QYSPSPL3006ZSCREWM3 x 6
S2 QYSPSPL2606ZSCREWM2.6 x 6
S3 QYSPSPL3010ZSCREWM3 x 10
S4 SS49420-B3006NSCREWM3 x 6
S5 QYSPSPD4008ZSCREWM4 x 8
S6 QYSPSP2606NSCREWM2.6 x 6
S7 QYSDSF3008MSCREWM3 x 8
S8 QYSSSP3008NSCREWM3 x 8
S9 QYSDST3006MSCREWM3 x 6
S10 QYSDSP3006MSCREWM3 x 6
S11 QYSPSPD3008ZSCREWM3 x 8
DescriptionPart No.Part Name
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5.1 MAIN BOARD ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST
01
SCV3045-PB502A(1)-N (U MODEL)
SCV3045-PB502A(1)-P (E MODEL)
L1QQR0035-001COIL
L4QQR0035-001COIL
L5QQR1227-001COIL150µ 3A
L501NQL114K-100XCOIL10µ H
L502NQL114K-100XCOIL10µ H
L503NQL114K-100XCOIL10µ H
L504QQL114K-120ZCOIL
TP1NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP2NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP3NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP4NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP5NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP6NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP7NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP8NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP9NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP10 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP11 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP12 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP13 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP14 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP15 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP16 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP17 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP18 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP19 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP20 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
Part No.Part NameDescription
Symbol
No.
TP21 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP22 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP23 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP24 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP25 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP26 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP27 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP28 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP29 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP101 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP102 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP201 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP202 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP203 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP301 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP302 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP401 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP402 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP501 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP502 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP503 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP504 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP601 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP602 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP604 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT
TP608 NNZ0009-001XTEST POINT