Eye-level fixed pentaprism (Roof mirror type pentaprism (silver evaporated))
2.5 inch low-temperature polysilicon TFT color, back light LCD (with 3 fluoresent lamps)
Total pixels: 115,000 (approx.)
TTL phase-detection system with CCD line sensors
(9 points 8 lines with center cross-hair sensor)
Wide focus area, Any local focus area is selectable from 9 points sensors
P/ Auto mode (Programmed AE with program shift),
A (Aperture priority), S (Shutter priority), M (Manual)
TTL Metering using 14 segment. Honeycomb-pattern SPC.
(14 segments Honeycomb-pattern/ Center-weighted, Spot metering)
+/-2 Ev in 1/3 increments
Auto and 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600 and 3200 ISO equivalents.
Electronically-controlled, vertical-traverse, focal-plane shutter
30s - 1/4000s, Bulb
Flash sync.: 1/160s (Anti-shake OFF), 1/125 (Anti-shake ON)
ADI, Pre-flash TTL, Manual flash control
12 (in meters at ISO 100)
+/-2 Ev in 1/3 increments
Automatic, Preset (Daylight, Shade, Cloudy, Flash, Tungsten, Fluorescent),
Custom, Color temparature (Color temparature: 2500 to 9900K, CC Filter: 19 levels (M9 to G9)
PART NOPART NAMEQTY.
2186-0500-01MIRROR BOX ASSY
(2186-0254-01) APERTURE ASSY
(2186-0521-01) AF CHARGE ASSY
(2186-0526-01) AF COUPLER ASSY
(2186-1511-02) A-MOUNT SPRING
(2181-1515-01) LENS LOCK PIN
(2186-1520-01) COUPLER LEVER
(2163-1521-01) BAYONET MOUNT
(2186-1521-01) COUPLER LEVER SHAFT
(2186-1522-01) COUPLER LINKAGE LEVER
(2186-1523-01) COUPLER LEVER SPRING
(2186-1524-03) MOUNT SPACER
(2186-1525-01) COUPLER LEVER ADJ SCREW
(2186-1545-02) LENS LOCK BUTTON
(2162-1547-01) LENS LOCK SP
PART NOPART NAMEQTY.
2186-0500-01MIRROR BOX ASSY
(2186-0150-01) BL CONTACT HOLDER ASSY
(2186-0180-01) FRONT FRAME ASSY
(2186-0514-01) MAIN MIRROR HOLDER UNIT
[2186-5806-02] MAIN MIRROR
(2186-0515-01) SUB MIRROR HOLDER ASSY
(2186-1542-01) SLLK CONTACT A
(2186-1543-02) SLLK CONTACT B
(2162-1544-01) SLLK CONTACT SPACER
(2186-1548-01)
(2186-1812-01) MOUNT RAG PLATE1
(2186-5101-01) MIRROR DRIVING LEVER
(2186-5102-01) MAIN MIRROR DRIVING LEVER
(2186-5107-02) MIRROR OVER CHARGE SP
(2181-5108-02) MIRROR DRIVE SP
PART NOPART NAMEQTY.
2186-0131-01TOP COVER ASSY (-650)
2186-0135-01TOP COVER ASSY (-090, -100, -300, -600)
(2077-0145-01) FLASH ACC SHOE SET
(2186-0146-01) FRONT DIAL HOLDER ASSY
(2186-0407-02) TOP COVER FPC ASSY
(2186-1120-02) SELF WINDOW
(2186-1320-03) 3 COMBINED BUTTON (-650)
(2186-1421-02)
3 COMBINED BUTTON (-090, -100, -300, -600)
(2186-1321-01) AEL BUTTON RING (-650)
(2186-1422-01) AEL BUTTON RING (-090, -100, -300, -600)
(2186-1322-03) MAIN SW CHANGEOVER LEVER (-650)
(2186-1425-02)
Handle chemicals of high volatility with care, use of which will affect to your health and environment.
1. Store them sealed in a specific place to prevent exposure to high temperature or direct sunlight.
2. Avoid dividing them into small containers and prevent vaporization.
3. Keep containers sealed when not in use.
4. Avoid using them as much as possible. When required, remove only required amount from the
container to make full use.
Plastic parts
1. When cleaning plastic parts, use cleaning paper or cloth. Never use thinner, ketone, ether.
2. When installing plastic parts, insert the specific screws vertically to the parts. (Be careful not to
tighten too much.
PCBs
Since PCBs use MOS IC, you must reduce static electricity. When repairing a PCB itself, or when
wiring, please perform your work as illustrated below.
If grounding is impossible, connect a cable to a steel desk or shelf.
Unleaded solder
REPAIR GUIDE
This model uses lead-free solder.
The cautions on use:
1. A soldering iron tip temperature of 280 - 350℃ is sufficient, but when it cannot melt solder, use a
higher temperature for a short period of time.
2. Be sure to control soldering iron tips used for lead-free solder and those for leaded solder so they are
managed separately.
This is because mixing lead-free solder and leaded solder will cause detachment phenomenon.
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Keep touching the conductiveKeep touching the conductive
Keep touching the conductive
Keep touching the conductiveKeep touching the conductive
mat while you work.mat while you work.
mat while you work.
mat while you work.mat while you work.
Conductive MatConductive Mat
Conductive Mat
Conductive MatConductive Mat
GNDGND
GND
GNDGND
1M1M
1M
1M1M
ΩΩ
Ω
ΩΩ
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Discharge
Before disassembly, be sure to discharge the main condenser in the following manner.
WHITEWHITE
WHITE
WHITEWHITE
YELLOWYELLOW
YELLOW
YELLOWYELLOW
Short-circuit with discharger or resistor of 200-300 ohm/3w.
Check voltage to make sure it is discharged.
To activate without exterior parts
Short-circuit the pattern -a of I/O FLEXIBLE ASSY with solder.
When using replacement I/O FLEXIBLE ASSY, no need to short these patterns because it has pattern-b.
*Before installing BACK COVER ASSY, be sure to unsolder the pattern-a or to cut the pattern-b.
3. Disassembly of the SUB PLATE L, BATTERY CHAMBER
Disassemble it in order of step 1 to 3.
9745-2025-019745-2025-01
9745-2025-01
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See Page 23.
See Page 23.See Page 23.
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③
③③
9748-2050-019748-2050-01
9748-2050-01
9748-2050-019748-2050-01
9745-2025-019745-2025-01
9748-2050-019748-2050-01
9748-2050-01
9748-2050-019748-2050-01
9747-1735-019747-1735-01
9747-1735-01
9747-1735-019747-1735-01
50345034
5034
50345034
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Fig. 2
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Fig. 2Fig. 2
9748-2050-019748-2050-01
9748-2050-01
9748-2050-019748-2050-01
REMOTE FPCREMOTE FPC
REMOTE FPC
REMOTE FPCREMOTE FPC
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■
Fig. 1
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Fig. 1Fig. 1
9748-2050-01(2)9748-2050-01(2)
9748-2050-01(2)
9748-2050-01(2)9748-2050-01(2)
SUS PLATE LSUS PLATE L
SUS PLATE L
SUS PLATE LSUS PLATE L
②②
②
②②
10661066
1066
10661066
9744-1625-01(2)9744-1625-01(2)
9744-1625-01(2)
9744-1625-01(2)9744-1625-01(2)
01410141
0141
01410141
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9745-2025-01(2)9745-2025-01(2)
9745-2025-01(2)
9745-2025-01(2)9745-2025-01(2)
10051005
1005
10051005
9611-9611-
9611-
9611-96112025-01(2)2025-01(2)
2025-01(2)
2025-01(2)2025-01(2)
11461146
1146
11461146
9748-2050-019748-2050-01
9748-2050-01
9748-2050-019748-2050-01
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Fig. 4Fig. 4
■
Fig. 4
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Fig. 4Fig. 4
9747-1735-019747-1735-01
9747-1735-01
9747-1735-019747-1735-01
50335033
5033
50335033
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Fig. 3
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Fig. 3Fig. 3
①①
①
①①
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See Page 13.
See Page 13.See Page 13.
11441144
1144
11441144
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Fig. 1Fig. 1
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Fig. 1
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Fig. 1Fig. 1
FPC of AF CHARGE ASSYFPC of AF CHARGE ASSY
FPC of AF CHARGE ASSY
FPC of AF CHARGE ASSYFPC of AF CHARGE ASSY
REMOTE FPCREMOTE FPC
REMOTE FPC
REMOTE FPCREMOTE FPC
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Fig. 2Fig. 2
■
Fig. 2
■■
Fig. 2Fig. 2
FPC of AF MODULE ASSYFPC of AF MODULE ASSY
FPC of AF MODULE ASSY
FPC of AF MODULE ASSYFPC of AF MODULE ASSY
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■
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Fig. 3Fig. 3
Fig. 3
Fig. 3Fig. 3
FPC of SHUTTER ASSYFPC of SHUTTER ASSY
FPC of SHUTTER ASSY
FPC of SHUTTER ASSYFPC of SHUTTER ASSY
50335033
5033
50335033
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Fig. 4Fig. 4
■
Fig. 4
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Fig. 4Fig. 4
50345034
5034
50345034
9748-2050-019748-2050-01
9748-2050-01
9748-2050-019748-2050-01
SUS PLATE GSUS PLATE G
SUS PLATE G
SUS PLATE GSUS PLATE G
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4. Disassembly of the CCD ASSY, SHUTTER ASSY
If CCD ASSY (0271) is exchanged for new one, exchange the bar code on the MAIN PCB ASSY (0410) for
the bar code put on the new CCD ASSY.
Disassemble it in order of step 1 to 4.
CCD FPC ASSYCCD FPC ASSY
CCD FPC ASSY
CCD FPC ASSYCCD FPC ASSY
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Fig. 1Fig. 1
■
Fig. 1
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Fig. 1Fig. 1
2181-27022181-2702
2181-2702
2181-27022181-2702
27212721
2721
27212721
9747-1745-01(4)9747-1745-01(4)
9747-1745-01(4)
9747-1745-01(4)9747-1745-01(4)
CCD ASSYCCD ASSY
CCD ASSY
CCD ASSYCCD ASSY
27152715
2715
27152715
①①
①
①①
9744-16189744-1618
9744-1618
9744-16189744-1618
9748-2055-019748-2055-01
9748-2055-01
9748-2055-019748-2055-01
A
B
9748-2055-01(2)9748-2055-01(2)
9748-2055-01(2)
9748-2055-01(2)9748-2055-01(2)
2181-29202181-2920
2181-2920
2181-29202181-2920
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Fig. 5Fig. 5
■
Fig. 5
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Fig. 5Fig. 5
2181-29182181-2918
2181-2918
2181-29182181-2918
9758-0100-009758-0100-00
9758-0100-00
29612961
2961
29612961
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■
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SLIDER ASSYSLIDER ASSY
SLIDER ASSY
SLIDER ASSYSLIDER ASSY
9758-0100-009758-0100-00
Fig. 2Fig. 2
Fig. 2
Fig. 2Fig. 2
9744-1620-019744-1620-01
9744-1620-01
9744-1620-019744-1620-01
9384-2190-509384-2190-50
9384-2190-50
9384-2190-509384-2190-50
(3.5x10mm)(3.5x10mm)
(3.5x10mm)
(3.5x10mm)(3.5x10mm)
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■
Fig. 4
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Fig. 4Fig. 4
②②
②
②②
2181-2706(3)*12181-2706(3)*1
2181-2706(3)*1
2181-2706(3)*12181-2706(3)*1
A
C
9747-1775-019747-1775-01
9747-1775-01
9747-1775-019747-1775-01
B
MAIN PLATE ASSYMAIN PLATE ASSY
MAIN PLATE ASSY
MAIN PLATE ASSYMAIN PLATE ASSY
2722(3)2722(3)
2722(3)
2722(3)2722(3)
2703(3)2703(3)
2703(3)
2703(3)2703(3)
9744-1635-019744-1635-01
9744-1635-01
9744-1635-019744-1635-01
*1:*1:
*1:
*1:*1:
9796-2040-40(3)9796-2040-40(3)
9796-2040-40(3)
9796-2040-40(3)9796-2040-40(3)
C
③③
③
③③
BB
B
B-50B-50
BB
B-50
B-50B-50
(After completing the Adjustment of(After completing the Adjustment of
(After completing the Adjustment of
(After completing the Adjustment of(After completing the Adjustment of
CCD position and perspective (pg.41))CCD position and perspective (pg.41))
CCD position and perspective (pg.41))
CCD position and perspective (pg.41))CCD position and perspective (pg.41))
SHUTTER ASSYSHUTTER ASSY
SHUTTER ASSY
SHUTTER ASSYSHUTTER ASSY
9744-1630-019744-1630-01
9744-1630-01
9744-1630-019744-1630-01
11711171
1171
11711171
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Fig. 1Fig. 1
■
Fig. 1
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Fig. 1Fig. 1
See Page 17.See Page 17.
See Page 17.
See Page 17.See Page 17.
2181-51332181-5133
2181-5133
2181-51332181-5133
④④
④
④④
See Shutter AssySee Shutter Assy
See Shutter Assy
See Shutter AssySee Shutter Assy
Installation (pg. 15)Installation (pg. 15)
Installation (pg. 15)
Installation (pg. 15)Installation (pg. 15)
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Fig. 1Fig. 1
■
Fig. 1
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Fig. 1Fig. 1
11711171
1171
11711171
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Fig. 3Fig. 3
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Fig. 3
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Fig. 3Fig. 3
27212721
2721
27212721
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Fig. 2Fig. 2
Fig. 2
Fig. 2Fig. 2
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Fig. 4Fig. 4
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Fig. 4
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Fig. 4Fig. 4
29612961
2961
29612961
REPAIR GUIDE
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Fig. 5Fig. 5
■
Fig. 5
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Fig. 5Fig. 5
SLIDER ASSYSLIDER ASSY
SLIDER ASSY
SLIDER ASSYSLIDER ASSY
Flexible of CCD ASSYFlexible of CCD ASSY
Flexible of CCD ASSY
Flexible of CCD ASSYFlexible of CCD ASSY
2181-29182181-2918
2181-2918
2181-29182181-2918
29372937
2937
29372937
CCD CONECTING FPCCCD CONECTING FPC
CCD CONECTING FPC
CCD CONECTING FPCCCD CONECTING FPC
2181-29202181-2920
2181-2920
2181-29202181-2920
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SHUTTER ASSY Installation
1. Supply power to the charge motor at 2V/1A to drive it normally until the mirror raises completely.
DC Power SupplyDC Power Supply
DC Power Supply
DC Power SupplyDC Power Supply
(2V, 1A)(2V, 1A)
(2V, 1A)
(2V, 1A)(2V, 1A)
++
+
−−
++
−
−−
2. Insert screw driver into the hole of SHUTTER CHARGE GEAR, and put SHUTTER ASSY
by holding the screw driver at the 90 degrees position shown on the picture.
DriverDriver
Driver
DriverDriver
SHUTTER CHARGE GEARSHUTTER CHARGE GEAR
SHUTTER CHARGE GEAR
SHUTTER CHARGE GEARSHUTTER CHARGE GEAR
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■CCD inclination adjustment / repair
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Check
Setup the equipments so that the camera faces to a subject at accurate level;
1. Use a copy stand or place a mirror on the wall.
2. Use a 50/1.7 lens for inspection.
3. Measure an angle of gradient by Photoshop.
If it is beyond +/- 1.0 degree, be sure to implement the Repair method (mentioned later).
If it is between +/- 0.5 and +/- 1.0 degree, implement the Repair method (mentioned later) upon
request of the user.
If it is within +/- 0.5 degree, implement the Inspection again to correct measurement error.
Adjustment
1. Remove the CCD SLANTING STOPPER. (Fig. 1)
2. Check and adjust of a hexagon eccentric pin. (Fig. 2)
* 60-degree (0.42 degree of CCD inclination) rotation is possible respectively from a neutral position to
a clock and a counterclockwise direction.
The adjustment over 60 degrees is impossible. (CCD SLANTING STOPPER cannot be attached.)
Rotate 60 degrees clockwise, when the image slants to the right.
Rotate 60 degrees counterclockwise, when the image slants to the left.
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Fig. 1
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Fig. 1Fig. 1
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Fig. 2Fig. 2
Fig. 2
Fig. 2Fig. 2
REPAIR GUIDE
Repair (when it cannot be adjusted by the above adjustment method)
1. Disassemble the body so that the CCD Assy can be removed.
2. Cut the two posts (fig. 3); one for positioning and the other for direction standard between the CCD
holder (in the Slider Assy) and the heat sink plate (in the CCD Assy).
3. Install an insulation sheet on the terminal of the CCD Assy or on the contact surface of the CCD holder.
(to prevent short-circuit between the CCD terminal and CCD holder)
4. Adjust the position of the CCD Assy and then assemble it.
When an image tilts to the right, turn it clockwise.
When an image tilts to the left, turn it counterclockwise.
The tilt can be corrected approx. +/- 0.7 degree at the max. by shifting double faced tape on the LPF*.
*Prepare a spare parts of Tebure Assy with the above mentioned step 2 applied separately and shift the
position by using it. Donot shift the tape on the users Tebure Assy to prevent the Tebure Assy from
being broken.
5. Assemble the whole unit.
6. Implement the Inspection.
If the variance is beyond +/- 0.5 degree, replace the Tebure Assy. Implement the Inspection again.
7. Perform adjustment of CCD AORI & CENTER, camera shaking compensation after the completion of
repair.
CCD SLANTING STOPPERCCD SLANTING STOPPER
CCD SLANTING STOPPER
CCD SLANTING STOPPERCCD SLANTING STOPPER
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Fig. 3Fig. 3
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Fig. 3
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Fig. 3Fig. 3
(Neutral position)(Neutral position)
(Neutral position)
(Neutral position)(Neutral position)
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5. Disassembly-1 of the MIRROR BOX ASSY
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Disassemble it in order of step 1 to 6.
9747-1745-01(3)9747-1745-01(3)
9747-1745-01(3)
9747-1745-01(3)9747-1745-01(3)
9384-2290-909384-2290-90
9384-2290-90
9384-2290-909384-2290-90
(9x15mm)(9x15mm)
(9x15mm)
(9x15mm)(9x15mm)
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Fig. 1Fig. 1
■
Fig. 1
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Fig. 1Fig. 1
PENTA ASSYPENTA ASSY
PENTA ASSY
PENTA ASSYPENTA ASSY
INF LCD HOLDER ASSYINF LCD HOLDER ASSY
INF LCD HOLDER ASSY
INF LCD HOLDER ASSYINF LCD HOLDER ASSY
50485048
5048
50485048
②②
②
②②
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Fig. 1Fig. 1
■
Fig. 1
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Fig. 1Fig. 1
①①
①
①①
TOUKO ASSYTOUKO ASSY
TOUKO ASSY
TOUKO ASSYTOUKO ASSY
9747-1745-01(2)9747-1745-01(2)
9747-1745-01(2)
9747-1745-01(2)9747-1745-01(2)
9747-9747-
9747-
9747-9747-
1735-01(2)1735-01(2)
1735-01(2)
1735-01(2)1735-01(2)
⑥⑥
⑥
⑥⑥
50225022
5022
50225022
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④④
④
④④
DIOPTER ASSYDIOPTER ASSY
DIOPTER ASSY
DIOPTER ASSYDIOPTER ASSY
⑤⑤
⑤
⑤⑤
③③
③
③③
Fig. 2Fig. 2
Fig. 2
Fig. 2Fig. 2
9747-1745-01(2)9747-1745-01(2)
9747-1745-01(2)
9747-1745-01(2)9747-1745-01(2)
FRESNELFRESNEL
FRESNEL
FRESNELFRESNEL
2181-50162181-5016
2181-5016
2181-50162181-5016
SI SCREENSI SCREEN
SI SCREEN
SI SCREENSI SCREEN
VB WASHERVB WASHER
VB WASHER
VB WASHERVB WASHER
Hook the tip of #2181-5016 to theHook the tip of #2181-5016 to the
Hook the tip of #2181-5016 to the
Hook the tip of #2181-5016 to theHook the tip of #2181-5016 to the
notch of PENTA ASSYnotch of PENTA ASSY
notch of PENTA ASSY
notch of PENTA ASSYnotch of PENTA ASSY
See Page 19.See Page 19.
See Page 19.
See Page 19.See Page 19.
2162-2659(3)2162-2659(3)
2162-2659(3)
9384-2190-509384-2190-50
9384-2190-50
9384-2190-509384-2190-50
(3x5mm)(3x5mm)
(3x5mm)
(3x5mm)(3x5mm)
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Fig. 3Fig. 3
■
Fig. 3
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Fig. 3Fig. 3
AF MODULE ASSYAF MODULE ASSY
AF MODULE ASSY
AF MODULE ASSYAF MODULE ASSY
(After completing the Pitch,Yaw adjustment (pg.47)(After completing the Pitch,Yaw adjustment (pg.47)
(After completing the Pitch,Yaw adjustment (pg.47)
(After completing the Pitch,Yaw adjustment (pg.47)(After completing the Pitch,Yaw adjustment (pg.47)
AF CHARGE ASSYAF CHARGE ASSY
See AF CHARGE ASSYSee AF CHARGE ASSY
See AF CHARGE ASSY
See AF CHARGE ASSYSee AF CHARGE ASSY
Installation (pg. 20)Installation (pg. 20)
Installation (pg. 20)
Installation (pg. 20)Installation (pg. 20)
2181-51232181-5123
2181-15152181-1515
2181-1515
2181-15152181-1515
GG
G-85G-85
G
G-85
GG
G-85G-85
(Both surfaces)(Both surfaces)
(Both surfaces)
(Both surfaces)(Both surfaces)
④④
④
④④
25352535
2535
25352535
25342534
2534
25342534
9747-1745-019747-1745-01
9747-1745-01
9747-1745-019747-1745-01
①①
①
①①
15451545
1545
15451545
18131813
1813
18131813
25322532
2532
25322532
2181-51232181-5123
2181-5123
2181-51232181-5123
2162-15472162-1547
2162-1547
2162-15472162-1547
15251525
1525
15251525
15211521
1521
15211521
9749-1730-019749-1730-01
9749-1730-01
9749-1730-019749-1730-01
15231523
1523
15231523
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Fig. 1, 2
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Fig. 1, 2Fig. 1, 2
③③
③
③③
15201520
1520
15201520
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Fig. 1
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Fig. 1Fig. 1
15221522
1522
15221522
05260526
0526
05260526
9747-1745-019747-1745-01
9747-1745-01
9747-1745-019747-1745-01
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Fig. 1Fig. 1
Fig. 1
Fig. 1Fig. 1
COUPLER LEVERCOUPLER LEVER
COUPLER LEVER
COUPLER LEVERCOUPLER LEVER
Fig. 2Fig. 2
COUPLER LEVER SPCOUPLER LEVER SP
COUPLER LEVER SP
COUPLER LEVER SPCOUPLER LEVER SP
AF CHARGE ASSY Installation
1. Rotate the designated cam-gear in arrow direction while keep pushing the lever against it until the
lever descends down to the lowest.
2. Arrange the wires.
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LeverLever
Lever
LeverLever
Cam-gearCam-gear
Cam-gear
Cam-gearCam-gear
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APERTURE RING Removal/Installation
Removal
Turn APERTURE RING clockwise until it stops (Fig. 4). Now the ring can be removed.
Be careful not to turn the aperture coupling gear in APERTURE ASSY.
Installation
1. Set APERTURE ASSY to the charge completion position (default position) referring APERTURE ASSY
setting procedure as shown below, then install to FRONT FRAME ASSY.
APERTURE ASSY is at the charge completion position if it has never been removed, or the aperture
coupling gear has not been turned after removing APERTURE RING.
2. Install APERTURE RING so that the punch mark is positioned as illustrated. (Fig. 4)
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APERTURE RING
APERTURE RINGAPERTURE RING
Punch markPunch mark
Punch mark
Punch markPunch mark
APERTURE ASSY Setting
Firstly confirm APERTURE ASSY is at the charge position (default position).
When the charge position was changed by APERTURE ASSY removal.
1. Reset Position Check
1-1. Confirm on which side (a or b in Fig. 5) in the square opening (of APERTURE ASSY) the
spring leg lies.
1-2. Turn the APERTURE REDUCTION GEAR in the direction opposite to the spring location (a or
b in Fig. 2) until the spring leg moves over to the other side.
e.g. IF the spring lies at a in Fig. 5, turn the gear toward a in Fig. 5.
1-3. With the above condition, turn the APERTURE REDUCTION GEAR slightly until its through hole
aligns with the through hole of the APERTURE BASEPLATE-A (Fig. 3).
2. Charge position setting.
2-1. Make sure that APERTURE ASSY is set to the reset position.
View from the front of APERTURE ASSY.
Turn APERTURE REDUCTION GEAR to clockwise direction 3 times until its through hole aligns
with the through hole of APERTURE BASEPLATE-A
APERTURE REDUCTION GEAR is set to charge position (default position). (Fig. 5)
10. Disassembly of the FRONT COVER ASSY, BACK COVER ASSY
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Required adjustment, setting and confirmation items after repairing(exchanging parts)
Adjust, set and confirm as the following table when the following parts are removed (exchanged).
Follow the steps from the upper line to adjust.
Parts
Adjustment/Check
Viewfinder Back
PI-PR
FREQUENCY
SER VO
GYRO
VSU B
AORI &CE NTE R
SS
AREA
PITCH, YAW
EZ
FLATNESS
PRETRIGGER
AE
CCD G AIN
DE FECT PIX E L
WB
SHAKE GA IN
DESTINATION
CCD INCLICATION
Resolving Power
Ex posure Accu racy
Built-in Flash
Grayscales
Color Reproduction
Current Consumption
B.C.Voltage
Parts
Adjustment/Check
Viewfinder Back
PI-PR
FREQUENCY
SER VO
GYRO
VSU B
AORI &CE NTE R
SS
AREA
PITCH, YAW
EZ
FLATNESS
PRETRIGGER
AE
CCD G AIN
DE FECT PIX E L
WB
SHAKE GA IN
DESTINATION
CCD INCLICATION
Resolving Power
Ex posure Accu racy
Built-in Flash
Grayscales
Color Reproduction
Current Consumption
B.C.Voltage
REFLECTOR ASSY
(0166)
Rem ov ed Replaced Rem ov ed Replaced Rem ov ed Replaced Rem ov ed Replaced Rem ov ed Replaced Rem ov ed Replaced Rem ov ed Replac ed Remov ed Replac ed Remov ed Replaced
Rem ov ed Replaced Rem ov ed Replaced Rem ov ed Replaced Rem ov ed Replaced Rem ov ed Replaced Rem ov ed Replaced Rem ov ed Replac ed Remov ed Replac ed Remov ed Replaced
When each adjustment or setting is operated, be sure to follow the related adjustment and setting items
listed blow.
Number : Related adjustment items. Adjust and set in order of the number.
×: Related adjustment items. However, these items mean not to adjust the adjustment order is
different (the adjustment should be completed).
None: Unrelated adjustment and setting items (possible to adjust and set solely).
Relatedadjustme nt
adjustment
Viewfinder Back
PI-PR
FREQUENC Y
SERVO
GYRO
VSUB
AORI&CENTER
SS
AREA
PITCH, YAW
EZ
FLATNESS
PRETRIGGER
AE
CCD GAIN
DEFECT PIXEL
WB
View f in der Ba ck
SHAKE GAIN
PI-PR
FREQUENC Y
SERVO
GYRO
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VSUB
AORI&CENTER
SS
AREA
PITCH, YAW
EZ
FLATNESS
PRETRIGGER
AE
CCD GAIN
DEFECT PIXEL
WB
SHAKE GAIN
1
123
×
××
×
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When MAIN BOARD ASSY is exchanged for new one, setting of camera is sometimes changed.
Flash charge is prohibited.
*After Setting of Destination (P. 57), Flash charge is automatically allowed.
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Viewfinder Back Adjustment
Equipment Required
1000mm Collimator
AE Master Lens
Magnifier
Adjustment
1. Set up the camera as in Fig. 1, so that the chart is at the center of viewfinder.
2. Set Master Lens to infinity.
3. Check that the chart is in focus.
If not, Select one or two VB Washers, and install Washer(s) as in Fig. 2.
In case of front focus: Make VB Washers thinner.
In case of rear focus: Make VB Washers thicker.
2186 Adjustment Program CD enables adjustment of both 2186 and 2181
PC for use
The PC loaded on either Windows 98/98SE, 2000 Professional or XP and USB terminal originally
40MB or more of available memory and 15MB or more of available hard-disk space
VGA or more monitor capable of displaying at least 32,000 colors
Details of the 2181 adjustment program CD
2186adjustmentprogramCD
Installation of the 2186 adjustment program
1. Insert the 2186 adjustment program CD into the CD-ROM drive of PC.
2. Copy the "2186 ADJ" folder from CD-ROM to the desktop.
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Installation of the USB driver
*This is an example on Windows 2000. On other version of Windows, procedure is a little different.
This USB driver can be used with 2720 or the other A-series cameras. 2186 does not work with the
1. Copy "USB2.0" folder in the 2186 adjustment program CD to anywhere on PC.
2. Copy the following file from "USB2.0" folder to c:\Windows\system folder.
*Select "Display all" from the file option of Windows.
3. Set the camera to adjustment mode and then start up the 2186 adjustment program, "KMdsc.exe."
4. The new registration for USB is started on PC, and the dialog is opened for specifying USB driver
5. Click “next” on “Add New Hardware Wizard” window.
6. Check “Search for the best driver for your device.” and click “next”.
7. Check “Specify a location.” and click “next”.
8. Click “Browse”.
9. Select "uusbd.inf" in "USB2.0" folder .
10. Click "OK" to start searching driver and then “Windows detect the driver of the device” is displayed on
11. “W indows has finished installing the software that your new hardware device requires.” is displayed
Confirmation after installation (In case of using Windows 2000)
12. Right click on “My Computer” icon and select “Properies”.
13. Select “Hardware” tab and click “Device Manager” button.
14. Check whether “Universal USB Driver (Adjust)” is displayed under the tree of “USB device for
Make CF card for Adjustment (Used for starting adjustment mode of camera)
1. Insert the 2186 adjustment program CD into the CD-ROM drive of PC.
2. Copy ram.bin in Adj Firm folder of CD-ROM to the root of CF card.
USB2.0
uusbd.dll
uusbd.inf
uusbd.sys
2186ADJ
KMdsccs.exe
2186Adj.dll,2181Adj.dll
ADJ.Firm
ram .bin
Moni1.psd
previous drivers for 2720 and earlier models.
uusbd.dll
Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) (see P. 37).
software.
the screen. Click “next” to start installation.
and installation is complete.
UUSBD”.
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Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode).
Outline
Connect the camera and PC with USB-2 and start up the camera in the "adjustment mode."
"Adjustment mode" means the condition of that the camera can contact with the 2186 adjustment program
in the PC.
Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode).1
1. Set camera to M mode.
2. Turn the Main switch off, and then turn it on with pressing and holding the UP key of the controller,
Menu button, and shutter release button partway down (S1).
Frame counter will be BBBB and the camera starts up in adjustment mode. (Fig.1)
3. Connect camera and the PC with USB cable, after starting camera by adjustment mode.
4. Start up the 2181 adjustment program, "KMdsc_cs.exe."
Please select camera code. appears.
5. Select 2186 from CAMERA CODE in the window, according to the display.
Please connect a camera and click START. appears.
6. Click the START button.
Camera Boot mode READ-OUT has completed. appears. (Fig. 2)
Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode).2
In the condition that a function button cannot be used such as Aori adjustment, start up the camera using
a CF card with adjustment program.
1. Insert the CF card with Main switch on, no power supply (battery), M mode.
2. Connect camera and the PC with USB cable.
3. Insert battery (power supply) while pressing the lens lock button.
4. Release the lens lock button after access lamp lit, The camera starts from the CF card.
Frame counter will be BBBB and the camera starts up in adjutment mode. (Fig.1)
5. Same as 4, 5, 6 of the above method 1.
Fig.1Fig.1
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Fig.2Fig.2
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Quitting the 2186 adjusting program and cancel adjustment mode of camera
1. Click "ADJUSTMENT END" in the window of the 2186 adjustment program.
2. Remove the AC adapter or battery.
Adjustment items in the 2186 Adjustment Program
PI-PR
FREQUENCY
SERVO
GYRO
VSUB
AORI & CENTER
SS
AF (AREA , PITCH / YAW)
PRETRIGGER
AE
CCD GAIN
DEFECT PIXEL
WB
SHAKE GAIN
FLASH LEVEL
DESTINATION
FLATNESS
EZ
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Adjustment of the PI-PR
Required equipment
PC with preinstalled the 2186 adjustment program
USB-2 (USB cable)
AC Adapter AC-11
Procedure of the adjustment
1. Set camera to adjustment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
2. Click "PI-PR" of the adjustment menu.
"Does it adjust?" appears.
3. Click "YES". Automatic adjustment starts.
4. The adjustment is completed when "OK" is displayed on the adjustment menu.
Adjustment of the frequency for camera shaking (FREQUENCY)
Required equipment
PC with preinstalled the 2186 adjustment program
USB-2 (USB cable)
REP AIR GUIDE
AC Adapter AC-11
Procedure of the adjustment
1. Set camera to adjustment mode.
2. Click "FREQUENCY" of the adjustment menu.
3. Click "YES". Automatic adjustment starts.
4. The adjustment is completed when "OK" is displayed on the adjustment menu.
Required equipment
PC with preinstalled the 2186 adjustment program
USB-2 (USB cable)
AC Adapter AC-11
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
"Does it adjust?" appears.
Adjustment of the servo for camera shaking (SERVO)
Procedure of the adjustment
1. Set camera to adjustment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
2. Click "SERVO" of the adjustment menu.
"Does it adjust?" appears.
3. Click "YES". Automatic adjustment starts.
4. The adjustment is completed when "OK" is displayed on the adjustment menu.
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Adjustment of the gyro for camera shaking (GYRO)
Required equipment
PC with preinstalled the 2186 adjustment program
USB-2 (USB cable)
AC Adapter AC-11
Procedure of the adjustment
1. Set camera to adjustment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
2. Click "GYRO" of the adjustment menu.
"Does it adjust?" appears.
3. Click "YES". Automatic adjustment starts.
4. The adjustment is completed when "OK" is displayed on the adjustment menu.
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Adjustment of CCD Vsub voltage (VSUB)
Memorize the number printed on the bar code put on the CCD ASSY, when CCD ASSY (2186-0271) or
MAIN BOARD ASSY (2186-0410) is replaced.
If CCD ASSY (2186-0271) is exchanged for new one, exchange the bar code on the MAIN BOARD ASSY
(2186-0410) for the bar code put on the new CCD ASSY.
Required equipment
PC with preinstalled the 2186 adjustment program
AC Adapter AC-11
USB-2 (USB cable)
Procedure of the adjustment
1. Set camera to adjustment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
2. Click "VSUB" of the adjustment menu.
"Does it adjust?" appears.
3. Click "YES". "CCD V-sub Adjustment " windows is appeared. (Fig. 1)
4. Input ten digit memorized number on the CCD ASSY (Fig.2) and clickOK.
5.OK is displayed and adjustment is complete.
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Required equipment
PC with preinstalled the 2186 adjustment program
Master body (Mass Production camera of 2186)
AE Master Lens
2181 AORI-Chart
Hexangular wrench (1.5) or hexangular screwdriver
Setting the Master body and the chart
1. Setting all equipment according to the order listed below (Fig. 1).
1) Set Grip Ring to the tripod and set Master Lens to Grip Ring.
2) Attach Master body to Master Lens.
3) Set Master body and chart. Distance between Master body and chart is 470mm.
4) Look into the finder of Master body.
5) Focusing to the chart by rotating the focus ring of Master Lens.
6) Align the center of foucus frame to the center of the chart.
7) Confirm whether cross line of the chart is located at the center of the screen or not by setting the
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Setting for the adjustment of CCD AORI & CENTER
Fluorescent light stand SQ967W
Tripod
USB-2 (USB cable)
AC Adapter AC-11
Grip Ring
Caution: Use stable tripod. Please be careful to detach camera from AF Master Lens without
changing any condition, like the position of tripod.
If some changes happen, you can not peform correct adjustment.
Luminance on the chart must be between Ev10.7 and Ev 11.3.
camera to after view mode. If cross line is not located at the center of the screen, please perform
setting, step 1 to step 6 again.
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Chart
ChartChart
Luminance must be betweenLuminance must be between
Luminance must be between
Luminance must be betweenLuminance must be between
Ev10.7 and Ev 11.3.Ev10.7 and Ev 11.3.
Ev10.7 and Ev 11.3.
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470mm
470mm470mm
Position of CCDPosition of CCD
Position of CCD
Position of CCDPosition of CCD
Master bodyMaster body
Master body
Master bodyMaster body
Exposure mode: MExposure mode: M
Exposure mode: M
Exposure mode: MExposure mode: M
Focus mode: MFFocus mode: MF
Focus mode: MF
Focus mode: MFFocus mode: MF
Align the hights of the center ofAlign the hights of the center of
Align the hights of the center of
Align the hights of the center ofAlign the hights of the center of
the chart and the center of lens.the chart and the center of lens.
the chart and the center of lens.
the chart and the center of lens.the chart and the center of lens.
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Position of CCD
Position of CCDPosition of CCD
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Adjustment / Checking of CCD AORI & CENTER
Outline
Peform adjustment of CCD position and perspective.
*See Setting the camera and the chart when adjusting the CCD AORI&CENTER (P. 40).
With 2186 adjustment program, master body for CCD Aori & Center is selectable from 2181 and 2186.
Preparation of the adjustment
*When CCD sensor module is out of position after replacing CCD MODULE ASSY, tighten three AORI
adjusting screws until they stop, then evenly loosen them by 3 turns.
1. Perform this adjustment without BACKCOVER ASSY, after disassembling from step 1 to step 4 in P. 4.
2. Set Master body and chart.
Refer to Setting of Master body and chart for the adjustment of CCD position in P. 40
3. Set camera to adjustment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37
Preparation of the adjustment when using 2181 as a master body instead of 2186
1. Set 2181 master body to adjustment mode, and start up the 2181 adjustment program.
2. Click AORI & CENTER of the adjustment menu, then click MASTER BODY "AORI & CENTER".
Does it adjust? appears.Select 2186 adjustment program.
3. Setting Data of master body has complete! appears when data readout completed.
4. Click END in AORI & CENTER adjustment menu.
Do not close the adjustment screen. Otherwise, the Master body data will be lost.
5. Select 2186 in the CAMERA CODE list and click START adjustment program.
4. Click MASTER BODY AORI & CENTER in AORI & CENTER Adjustment menu. (Fig. 2)
5. Setting Data of master body has complete! is displayed, data readout completed.
6. Click CHECK AORI and check the data.
7. Click END in AORI & CENTER Adjustment menu.
8. Set target camera to adjustment mode.
9. Exchange Master camera for target camera.
Be careful to exchange cameras to avoid any change to the setting.
10. Click AORI & CENTER in Adjustment menu.
11. Click the model which was selected as master body in Fig.1 P.42.
12. Click ADJUSTMENT CENTERWhen Does it adjust? is displayed, click YES.
13. OK is displayed when CENTER adjustment completed.
14. Click ADJUSTMENT AORI
15. Check the numbers displayed in Aori Adjusment window, whther value ofC and dPI is in the
range of standard value. (Fig. 3)
Standard value of C: Between -30 and 30
Standard value of dPI: Between -30 and 30
If displayed value is out of range, peform the following adjustment.
Turn AORI adjusting screws (2706) following the direction in Aori Adjustment window (Fig .4)
16. By clicking RETRY, repeat step 15 until displayed value is within the standard.
17. If the result is within the standard, click OK in AORI adjustment menu to complete.
Perform Resolving Power check according to the check list, P.4, after finishing adjustment.
Repeat adjustment of CCD center position and AORI until the result of this check satisfies the stan-
dard.
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Numbers mean the degrees of rotating adjusting screwNumbers mean the degrees of rotating adjusting screw
Numbers mean the degrees of rotating adjusting screw
Numbers mean the degrees of rotating adjusting screwNumbers mean the degrees of rotating adjusting screw
Arrows mean the direction of rotating adjusting screwArrows mean the direction of rotating adjusting screw
Arrows mean the direction of rotating adjusting screw
Arrows mean the direction of rotating adjusting screwArrows mean the direction of rotating adjusting screw
Procedure of CCD AORI checking
1. Set 2186 camera to adjustment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2181 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
Difference between Max. and
Min. value among range A,
B, and C: within ±0.6EV
Difference between range A
& B, B & C: within ±0.3EV
Table-2Table-2
Table-2
Table-2Table-2
Shutter speedItemAllowance
1/160(AS-OFF)
1/125(AS-ON)
X-sync delay time0.5 m s or l onger
Fr om X O N to the 2n d c u r t ain appearan ce2.0 ms or long er
X-sync delay time0.9 m s or l onger
Fr om X O N to the 2n d c u r t ain appearan ce2.0 ms or long er
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Adjustment Manual Set SS
Equipment Required
PC with preinstalled the 2186 adjustment program
Shutter Tester
USB-2 (USB cable)
AC Adapter AC-11
Procedure of the adjustment
1. Set camera to adjustment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
*Turn off the AS switch.
2. Click SS of the adjustment menu. Does it adjust? appears. Click YES.
3. Execute 1st release? appears. Click OK.
4. Repeat step 3 to perform shutter release three times, and then calculate an average of readings at
B-Range (SS:1/4000).
5. Input SS average [μs] in the window (Fig. 1).
6. If the input value is within the standard, OK appers and adjustment is completed.
If the input value is out of standard, repeat from step 3.
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Standard Value: 0.265ms - 0.305ms
Shutter Tester Shutter Tester
Shutter Tester
Shutter Tester Shutter Tester
FUNC: EXP FUNC: EXP
FUNC: EXP
FUNC: EXP FUNC: EXP
CAMERA CAMERA
CAMERA
CAMERA CAMERA
Exposure mode: M Exposure mode: M
Exposure mode: M
Exposure mode: M Exposure mode: M
A S : OFF A S : OFF
A S : OFF
A S : OFF A S : OFF
S S : 1/4000 S S : 1/4000
S S : 1/4000
S S : 1/4000 S S : 1/4000
A S A S
A S
A S A S
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OFFOFF
OFF
OFFOFF
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Preparation before AF adjustment
Note: After replacing CCD MODULE ASSY and/or MIRROR BOX ASSY or its relative parts, always
perform AF Area Adjustment (pg. 46) to EZ Adjustment (pg. 49).
If customer says focus fucntion is not normal, perform this adjustment too.
Preparations
The following items should have been completed before starting AF adjustment.
1. Peform this adjustment without FRONT COVER ASSY, after disassemble.
2. When CCD sensor module is out of position after replacing CCD MODULE ASSY, tighten three AF
adjusting screws until they stop, then evenly loosen them by 0.4mm (1.14 turns).
Equipment Required
See the list on P.62 for the measuring instruments, tools and jigs.
PC with preinstalled the 2186 adjustment program
AF Master Lens
AE Master Lens
AF Chart I for 2163
AF Chart II for 2163
AF Chart III for 2163
USB-2 (USB cable)
AC Adapter AC-11
AF-Y/P Adjuster
AF Tripod Attachment-II
Grip Ring
Hexagon Bar Wrench (1.5) or Hexagon Screwdriver
Fluorescent (FL40S W-SDL) (EZ check and adjustment)
Flood Lamp (AF Area and Pitch Yaw adjustment)
(color temperature of 2800 degrees K and brightness
higher than or equal to EV 10)
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TripodTripod
Tripod
TripodTripod
AF-Y/P JigAF-Y/P Jig
AF-Y/P Jig
AF-Y/P JigAF-Y/P Jig
Grip RingGrip Ring
Grip Ring
Grip RingGrip Ring
AF TripodAF Tripod
AF Tripod
AF TripodAF Tripod
Attachment-IIAttachment-II
Attachment-II
Attachment-IIAttachment-II
Pitch Adjusting PlatePitch Adjusting Plate
Pitch Adjusting Plate
Pitch Adjusting PlatePitch Adjusting Plate
AF Master LensAF Master Lens
AF Master Lens
AF Master LensAF Master Lens
Yaw Adjusting PlateYaw Adjusting Plate
Yaw Adjusting Plate
Yaw Adjusting PlateYaw Adjusting Plate
Setting for EZ check and adj.Setting for EZ check and adj.
Setting for EZ check and adj.
Setting for EZ check and adj.Setting for EZ check and adj.
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AF Area Adjustment
Adjustment
1. Set up the equipment as in Fig. 1.
2. Set the camera to the adjsutment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
3. Click AFof the adjustment menu. Does it adjust? appears.
4. Click YES. Please select menu appears.
5. Click AREA and then click START. Automatic adjustment starts and displays waveform and
readings.
Check that each line has two dents like the ones in Fig. 2, and the readings X0 and Y0 are within the
standard. If Y0 reading is beyond the standard, follow the adjustment procedure below.
6. Adjust the sub-mirror position as in Fig. 3.
7. After completion of adjustment, click STOP and then END.
Standard X0:0±0.35 mm(check only)Y0:0±0.2 mm
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AF Master LensAF Master Lens
AF Master Lens
AF Master LensAF Master Lens
1,955mm1,955mm
1,955mm
1,955mm1,955mm
Fig. 2Fig. 2
Fig. 2
Fig. 2Fig. 2
CameraCamera
Camera
CameraCamera
Focus mode: MF Focus mode: MF
Focus mode: MF
Focus mode: MF Focus mode: MF
Lens mount surfaceLens mount surface
Lens mount surface
Lens mount surfaceLens mount surface
AF Chart-AF Chart-
AF Chart-
AF Chart-AF Chart-
Align center of each island with the chart.Align center of each island with the chart.
Align center of each island with the chart.
Align center of each island with the chart.Align center of each island with the chart.
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Fig. 3
Fig. 3Fig. 3
TORX L-WrenchTORX L-Wrench
TORX L-Wrench
TORX L-WrenchTORX L-Wrench
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Pitch Yaw Adjustment
Turn a flood lamp toward camera during Pitch Yaw Adjustment.
Adjustment
Pitch Adjustment
1. Set camera to adjustment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
2. Attach AF-Y/P Adjuster to the camera, and set Pitch Adjusting Plate as in Fig. 1.
3. Click AF of the adjustment menu. Does it adjust? appears.
4. Click YES. Please select menu appears.
5. Click PITCH/YAW and then click PITCH. Automatic adjustment starts.
6. Adjust the Pitch Adjusting Screw (Fig. 4) so that the reading (Fig. 2) is within the standard.
If not, follow the adjustment procedure below.
7. If the reading is within the standard, click STOP.
Yaw Adjustment
8. Attach AF-Y/P Adjuster to the camera, and set Yaw Adjusting Plate as in Fig. 3.
9. Click YAW. Automatic adjustment starts.Adjust the Yaw Adjusting Screw as in Fig.4 so that
reading is within the standard.
10. Adjust the Yaw Adjusting Screw (Fig. 4) so that the reading (Fig. 2) is within the standard.
11. If the reading is within the standard, click STOP. Perform PITCH adjustment again.
12. Check that the readings are within the standard by repeating PITCH and YAW adjustment.
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Fig. 1
Fig. 1Fig. 1
Fig. 3Fig. 3
Fig. 3
Fig. 3Fig. 3
ItemStandard
Pitch0.77 - 1.30
Yaw0.73 - 1.37
Pitch Adjusting PlatePitch Adjusting Plate
Pitch Adjusting Plate
Pitch Adjusting PlatePitch Adjusting Plate
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Yaw Adjusting PlateYaw Adjusting Plate
Yaw Adjusting Plate
Yaw Adjusting PlateYaw Adjusting Plate
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Fig. 2
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Fig.4Fig.4
Fig.4
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(Pitch)(Pitch)
(Pitch)
(Pitch)(Pitch)
(Yaw)(Yaw)
(Yaw)
(Yaw)(Yaw)
Pitch Adjusting ScrewPitch Adjusting Screw
Pitch Adjusting Screw
Pitch Adjusting ScrewPitch Adjusting Screw
Yaw Adjusting ScrewYaw Adjusting Screw
Yaw Adjusting Screw
Yaw Adjusting ScrewYaw Adjusting Screw
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FLATNESS Adjustment
*Select the island and wave form after the flatness adjustment enables dust check.
Required equipment
Luminance box ( L-2101/L-211 1 or multi camera tester: EF-8301 )
AE Master Lens
PC with preinstalled the 2186 adjustment program
USB-2 (USB cable)
AC Adapter AC-11
Procedure of the adjustment
1. Set camera to adjustment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
2. Set the camera and the measuring instrument as in Fig.1.
3. Set the brightness of the luminance box to EV 8.
4. Click FLATNESS of the adjustment menu. Does it adjust? appears.
5. Click YES and then click START. Automatic adjustment starts.
6. OK appears when adjustment is completed.(Fig. 2)
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EZ Check / Adjustment
Preparation of the EZ Check / adjustment
Set up the camera , chart and lighting as in Fig.1 , Fig.2.
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AF Master Lens
AF Master LensAF Master Lens
Setting for Body and ChartSetting for Body and Chart
Fig.1
Setting for Body and Chart
Fig.1Fig.1
Setting for Body and ChartSetting for Body and Chart
CameraCamera
Camera
CameraCamera
Focus mode: MF Focus mode: MF
Focus mode: MF
Focus mode: MF Focus mode: MF
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Setting for EZ check and adj.Setting for EZ check and adj.
Setting for EZ check and adj.
Setting for EZ check and adj.Setting for EZ check and adj.
1,955mm1,955mm
1,955mm
1,955mm1,955mm
Lens mount surfaceLens mount surface
Lens mount surface
Lens mount surfaceLens mount surface
AF Chart-AF Chart-
AF Chart-
AF Chart-AF Chart-
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for 2163 for 2163
Ⅰ
for 2163
ⅠⅠ
for 2163 for 2163
AF Chart-AF Chart-
AF Chart-
AF Chart-AF Chart-
ⅡⅡ
for 2163 for 2163
Ⅱ
for 2163
ⅡⅡ
for 2163 for 2163
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EZ Adjustment
Be sure to perform the adjustment for all island groups in series according to the display after replacing
CCD MODULE ASSY.
Adjustment
1. Set up the equipment ( refer to P. 48 Fig. 1 , Fig. 2).
2. Set the camera to the adjsutment mode. Refer toStarting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the
adjustment mode) in P. 37.
3. Click EZof the adjustment menu. Please select menu appears.
4. Click ADJUST.
5.Does it adjust? appears. Click YES.
Adjust <3, 4, 5 ISLAND> Please set chart position as <A> appears. (Fig. 1)
6. Align the focus frame on the indicated position, and then click OK.
Use the appropriate chart according to the desired island group. (See table below)
7. Repeat step 5.
8. OK appears in adjustment mode when completed.
Island group
3rd(3), 4th(4 ,5,6), 6th(8)IS LAND AF Char t-I for 2163 (Horizon tal)A - D
5th(7)ISLAND AF Chart-I for 2163 (Vertical)E - H
1st(1), 7th(9)ISLAND AF Chart-II for 2163 (Horizontal)I - L
2nd(2), 8th(10)ISLAND AF Chart-II for 2163 (Horizontal) *M - P
ChartMeasuring point
When checking the reading at 2nd island group and 8th island group, use AF Chart-II for 2163
upside down.
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EZ Check
Check
1. Set the camera to the adjsutment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
2. Click EZ of the adjustment menu. Please select menu appears.
3. Click CHECK. (Fig. 1, Fig. 2)
4. Please select island appears. Align the focus frame on the island to be checked.
Use the appropriate chart according to the desired island group. (See table below)
5. Click the island to check. EZ value is displayed. (Fig. 2)
6. Check the value is within the standard, and click END.
*If the reading is beyond the standard, perform EZ SHIFT. (p.51)
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Island gr ou p
ChartMeasur in g point
3rd, 4t h , 6th ISLAND AF Char t -I for 2163 (H oriz ontal)A (A〜D)
5thISLAN D AF Ch ar t -I for 2163 (Verti cal )E (E〜H)
1st, 7 thISLAND AF Ch ar t-II for 2163 (H ori zontal )I (I〜L)
2nd, 8thISLAN D AF Ch ar t-II for 2163 (H ori zontal ) *M (M〜P)
When checking the reading at 2nd island group and 8th island group,
use AF Chart-II for 2163 upside down.
Standard: 0 +/-50
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7th7th
7th
7th7th
8th8th
8th
8th8th
6th6th
6th
6th6th
5th5th
5th
5th5th
3rd3rd
3rd
3rd3rd
1st1st
1st
1st1st
4th4th
4th
4th4th
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2nd,8th2nd,8th
2nd,8th
2nd,8th2nd,8th
3rd,4th,6th3rd,4th,6th
3rd,4th,6th
3rd,4th,6th3rd,4th,6th
5th5th
5th
5th5th
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7th(9)
7th(9)7th(9)
8th(10)8th(10)
8th(10)
8th(10)8th(10)
Island (Block) Group Layout Island (Block) Group Layout
Island (Block) Group Layout
Island (Block) Group Layout Island (Block) Group Layout
5th(7)5th(7)
5th(7)
6th(8)6th(8)
6th(8)
6th(8)6th(8)
3rd(3)3rd(3)
3rd(3)
3rd(3)3rd(3)
5th(7)5th(7)
4th(4,5,6)4th(4,5,6)
4th(4,5,6)
4th(4,5,6)4th(4,5,6)
1st(1)1st(1)
1st(1)
1st(1)1st(1)
2nd(2)2nd(2)
2nd(2)
2nd(2)2nd(2)
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EZ SHIFT
Decide the amount of shift by getting the average of 4 points of each island.
Island group
3rd(3), 4th(4 ,5,6), 6th(8)IS LAND AF Char t-I for 2163 (Horizon tal)A - D
5th(7)ISLAND AF Chart-I for 2163 (Vertical)E - H
1st(1), 7th(9)ISLAND AF Chart-II for 2163 (Horizontal)I - L
2nd(2), 8th(10)ISLAND AF Chart-II for 2163 (Horizontal) *M - P
When checking the reading at 2nd island group and 8th island group, use AF Chart-II for 2163 upside down.
Procedure
1. In the SHIFT VALUE of EZ Check(Fig. 1), set the shift amount of a block number to be shifted
by clicking up/down button of each block.
2. Select the island located at the left of the set block.
3. After shifting, perform focusing.
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6th6th
6th
7th7th
7th
7th7th
6th6th
1st1st
1st
1st1st
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2nd,8th2nd,8th
2nd,8th
2nd,8th2nd,8th
3rd,4th,6th3rd,4th,6th
3rd,4th,6th
3rd,4th,6th3rd,4th,6th
5th5th
5th
5th5th
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1st,7th
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6th(8)6th(8)
6th(8)
6th(8)6th(8)
7th(9)7th(9)
7th(9)
7th(9)7th(9)
8th(10)8th(10)
8th(10)
8th(10)8th(10)
3rd(3)3rd(3)
3rd(3)
3rd(3)3rd(3)
5th5th
5th
5th5th
3rd3rd
3rd
3rd3rd
5th(7)5th(7)
5th(7)
5th(7)5th(7)
4th(4,5,6)4th(4,5,6)
4th(4,5,6)
4th(4,5,6)4th(4,5,6)
4th4th
4th
4th4th
2nd2nd
2nd
2nd2nd
1st(1)1st(1)
1st(1)
1st(1)1st(1)
2nd(2)2nd(2)
2nd(2)
2nd(2)2nd(2)
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Aperture Preset Check / Adjustment
Equipment Required
PC with preinstalled the 2186 adjustment program
HIT I/O Tester
Preset Signal Adapter
USB-2 (USB cable)
AC Adapter AC-11
Check
1. Set up the equipment as in Fig. 1, and set camera to M mode and Bulb.
2. Press Reset Button on HIT I/O Tester so that 00 appears in the display.
3. Set aperture to f/11, and release the shutter.
Check the reading in HIT I/O Tester is within the standard. (Reading appears while Shutter-release
Button is pressed all-the-way down.)
If the reading is out of standard, make Aperture Preset adjustment.
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Adjustment
1. Set up the camera and measuring instruments as shown in Fig. 1.
2. Set the camera to the adjsutment mode.
3. Press the Reset button of the H.I.T. I/O tester to reset the display to 00.
4. Select PRETRIGGER in the adjustment menu.
5. When Execute 1st release? appears, click OK.
6. Shutter-releasing is automaticallly done. Check the value of the H.I.T. I/O tester.
7. Press the Reset button of the H.I.T. I/O tester to reset the indicated value to 00.
8. When Execute 2nd release? appears, click OK.
9. The second shutter-releasing is automaticallly done. Check the value of the H.I.T. I/O tester.
10. Input the average value of 1st and 2nd shutter-releasing (Fig. 2), and then click OK.
11. Repeat step 5 to 10 for f/5, f/10, f/20 respectively.
12. OK appears on the adjustment menu when completed.
Standard f/11: Ab - bb
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HIT I/O TesterHIT I/O Tester
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HIT I/O TesterHIT I/O Tester
PRE/FLA: PRESET PRE/FLA: PRESET
PRE/FLA: PRESET
PRE/FLA: PRESET PRE/FLA: PRESET
NOTE:These indications look similar
in HIT I/O Tester display
CameraCamera
Camera
CameraCamera
Exposure mode: M Exposure mode: M
Exposure mode: M
Exposure mode: M Exposure mode: M
Focus mode: MF Focus mode: MF
Focus mode: MF
Focus mode: MF Focus mode: MF
Preset Signal AdapterPreset Signal Adapter
Preset Signal Adapter
Preset Signal AdapterPreset Signal Adapter
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
Attach the Preset Sinal Adapter to the camera, and then set to the adjustment mode.
Confirm that the aperture value is not indicated as -- on the LCD of the camera.
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Check / Adjustment of the AE (AE)
Required equipment
Luminance box
L-2101/L-2111 or multi camera tester: EF-8301
AE Master Lens
PC with preinstalled the 2181 adjustment program
USB-2 (USB cable)
AC Adapter AC-11
Procedure of the Check
1. Set the camera to the adjsutment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
Attach the AE Mater lens to the camera, and then set to the adjustment mode.
Confirm that the aperture value is not indicated as -- on the LCD of the camera.
2. Click AEof the adjustment menu. Please select menu appears.
3. Click CHECK.
4. Set the value of brightness box by following the direction as Please set light box as EV**, and then
click OK.
5. Measument value is displayed as shown in Fig. 1. Click OK.
6. Follow the direction and repeat step 4 and 5.
7. AE adjustment has completed! appears when completed.
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Procedure of the Adjustment
1. Set the camera to the adjsutment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
Attach the AE Mater lens to the camera, and then set to the adjustment mode.
Confirm that the aperture value is not indicated as -- on the LCD of the camera.
2. Click AEof the adjustment menu. Please select menu appears.
3. Click ADJUST. Does it adjust? appears.
4. Click YES. Please set light box as EV6 appears.
5. Set the value of Luminance box accordingly, and then click OK.
Please set light box as EV15 appears.
6. Set the value of Luminance box accordingly, and then click OK.
7. Set the value of Luminance box by following the direction as Please set light box as EV**, and then
click OK.
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Fig. 1Fig. 1
9. Follow the direction and repeat step 7 and 8.
10. AE adjustment has completed! appears when completed.
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Sensitivity adjustment (CCD GAIN)
Required equipment
Luminance box
L-2101/L-2111 or multi camera tester: EF-8301
AE Master Lens
PC with preinstalled the 2186 adjustment program
USB-2 (USB cable)
AC Adapter AC-11
Procedure of the adjustment
1. Set camera to adjustment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
2. Set the camera and the measuring instrument as shown on the Fig. 1.
3. Set the brightness of the Luminance box to EV 7.
4. Click CCD GAIN of the adjustment menu. Does it adjust? appears.
5. Click YES then automatic adjustment starts.
6. The adjustment is completed when OK is displayed on the adjustment menu.
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Required equipment
Luminance box
L-2101/L-2111 or multi camera tester: EF-8301
AE Master Lens
PC with preinstalled the 2186 adjustment program
USB-2 (USB cable)
AC Adapter AC-11
Procedure of the adjustment
1. Set camera to adjustment mode.
2. Set the camera and the measuring instrument as shown on the Fig.1.
3. Set the brightness of the Luminance box to EV 8.
4. Click DEFECT PIXEL of the adjustment menu.
Does it adjust? appears.
5. Click YES then automatic adjustment starts.
6. The adjustment is completed when OK is displayed on the
Adjustment of the defective pixel (DEFECT PIXEL)
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P.37.
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Adjustment of white balance (WB)
Required equipment
Light Source-A. Refer to Light source-A maintenance, P. 59.
Light balancing filter LB200
Master body (Mass Production camera of 2186)
AE Master Lens
PC with preinstalled the 2186 adjustment program
USB-2 (USB cable)
AC Adapter AC-11
White chart
Grip Ring
Procedure of the adjustment
1. Set Master body to adjustment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
2. Set the camera and the measuring instrument as shown on the Fig.1.
3. Click WB of the adjustment menu.
4. Click MASTER of WB adjustment menu.
5. Click OK after setting light source-A, according to the displayed information.
The adjustment is automatically started.
6. Click OK after setting light source-C, according to the displayed information. (Fig. 2)
The adjustment is automatically started.
7.OK is displayed on the adjustment menu, then reading data is complete.
8. Click ADJUSTMENT END
9. Exchange Master camera for target camera.
Be careful to exchange camera to avoid any change to the setting.
10. Set camera to adjustment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
11. Click WB of the adjustment menu.
12. Click ADJUSTMENT of WB Adjustment menu.
13.Does it adjust? is displayed in the window, then click YES.
14. Click OK after setting light source-A, according to the displayed information.
The adjustment is automatically started.
15. Click OK after setting light source C, according to the displayed information. (Fig. 2)
The adjustment is automatically started.
16. The adjustment is completed when OK is displayed on the adjustment menu.
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White ChartWhite Chart
White Chart
White ChartWhite Chart
White ChartLight Source A:White ChartLight Source A:
White ChartLight Source A:
White ChartLight Source A:White ChartLight Source A:
Refer to Ligh Source ARefer to Ligh Source A
Refer to Ligh Source A
Refer to Ligh Source ARefer to Ligh Source A
maintenance, P.59maintenance, P.59
maintenance, P.59
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Required equipment
Vibration tester
Shake Offset Chart 2
PC with preinstalled the 2186 adjustment program
USB-2 (USB cable)
AC Adapter AC-11
Master Lens for SHAKE
Preparation of the adjustment
1. Set the camera without USB cable and the measuring instrument as shown on the Fig. 1.
Note 1: Distance between camera and chart means distance between CCD position of the camera and
Note 2: Use indirect lighting like room light for the lighting of the chart, not to use other direct light
2. Set the center of the camera finder to the center of the chart.
3. Confirm whether the center of the chart is located at the center of the screen or not by setting the
Procedure of the adjustment
1. Set camera to adjustment mode.
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2. Click SHAKE GAIN of the adjustment menu. Does it adjust? appears.
3. Click YES then take a picture in the automatic mode.
4. Follow the message, Please turn on shake! Turn the power of the vibration tester on, and clickOK after setting the rotation as follows (Fig.1). 8 or 4 pictures are automatically taken.
5. Follow the message, Please turn off shake! Turn the power of the vibration tester off, and clickOK .
6. The adjustment is completed when OK is displayed on the adjustment menu.
Adjustment of the camera shaking compensation (SHAKE GAIN)
Set distance between camera and Shake Offset Chart 2 to 1600mm.
chart. About CCD position, refer to P. 40 Fig. 3.
ing. If direct lighting is used, adjustment error often happens because of the mis-detecting of
the cross line of the chart.
camera to after view mode. If the center of the chart is not located at the center of the screen, please
perform setting again.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
Attach the Mater lens for SHAKE to the camera, and then set to the adjustment mode.
Confirm that the aperture value is not indicated as -- on the LCD of the camera.
Frequency of 60 Hz: 300+/-5 r/min
Frequency of 50 Hz: 250+/-5 r/min
Camera: Exposure mode: M, Focusing mode: MFCamera: Exposure mode: M, Focusing mode: MF
Camera: Exposure mode: M, Focusing mode: MF
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Camera: Exposure mode: M, Focusing mode: MFCamera: Exposure mode: M, Focusing mode: MF
Lens : Master Lens for SHAKELens : Master Lens for SHAKE
Lens : Master Lens for SHAKE
Lens : Master Lens for SHAKELens : Master Lens for SHAKE
Shake offset chart Shake offset chart
Shake offset chart
Shake offset chart Shake offset chart
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2mm2mm
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2mm2mm
Frequency of 60 Hz: 300+/-5 r/minFrequency of 60 Hz: 300+/-5 r/min
Frequency of 60 Hz: 300+/-5 r/min
Frequency of 60 Hz: 300+/-5 r/minFrequency of 60 Hz: 300+/-5 r/min
Frequency of 50 Hz: 250+/-5 r/minFrequency of 50 Hz: 250+/-5 r/min
Frequency of 50 Hz: 250+/-5 r/min
Frequency of 50 Hz: 250+/-5 r/minFrequency of 50 Hz: 250+/-5 r/min
ControlControl
Control
ControlControl
CCD positionCCD position
CCD position
CCD positionCCD position
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REP AIR GUIDE
FLASH LEVEL SHIFT
This adjustment is to shift the flash level optionally.
Equipment Required
PC with preinstalled the 2186 adjustment program
USB-2 (USB cable)
AC Adapter AC-11
Procedure
1. Set the camera to the adjsutment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
2. Click FLASH LEVEL in the adjustment menu. Does it adjust? appears.
3. Click YES. Please input Type and Shift appears. (Fig. 1)
4. Select the flash type by clicking the down button of the FLASH TYPE.
*Select other for the flashes not listed.
5. Select the amount of shift by clicking the up button of the SHIFT LEVEL.
6. Click SET button. The destination setup has completed appears when completed.
*After shifting the flash level, check the flash level.
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Setting of Destination (DESTINATION)
How to check the destination
Press MENU button,and then press display button.
Required equipment
PC with preinstalled the 2186 adjustment program
USB-2 (USB cable)
AC Adapter AC-11
Procedure
1. Set camera to adjustment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
2. Click down downward arrow of the DESTINATION in adjustment menu and select required desti-
nation from the item list.
Destination: Europe/Japan/USA/China
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CAMERA LOG
Equipment Required
PC with preinstalled the 2186 adjustment program
USB-2 (USB cable)
AC Adapter AC-11
Procedure
1. Set the camera to the adjsutment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in P. 37.
2. Click CAMERA LOG in the adjustment menu.
The following items can be read out and cleared.
SHOOT (number of shutter-release)
FLASH (number of flash firing)
ERROR CODE (Error code is the last two digit)
*Error code occurred during camera operation can be displayed in the viewfinder by pressing WB, S1,
and the lens lock button concurrently.
Fig.1Fig.1
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REP AIR GUIDE
LCD displays check
Slide the main switch to the on position, and then insert the battery while pressing and holding the menu
button, delete button, and left key of the controller concurrently.
(To cancel, remove the battery and then insert it again.)
*LCD monitor backlight and viewfinder turn on. AF area is illuminated sequentially.
LCD All Segment On
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Light Source-A Maintenance
OutLine
Because high accuracy of required light source-A is required when adjusting and confirming.
Measuring instrument
Chroma meter (CL-200)
Liminance meter (LS-100)
Light source-A (tungsten light)
Procedure
*Managements of the chromaticity and the luminance
1. Light the light source-A on.
2. Measure the chromaticity coodinate (x,y) with the chroma meter. (Fig. 1)
Fig.1Fig.1
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3. The result should be within the range of the following table.
* If the result is out of the range, adjust the light voltage of the light source-A through the slidax.
Chromaticity
4. Measure the luminance with the luminance meter.
5. The result should be within the range of the following table.
*If the result is out of the range, adjust the distance of the light source-A.
**c1**** Com municationerror91100000 Driveimpossible(P i tch,Y a w)
**c3**** Accesso fAnti-s hakeisnotgood.91110000 Outwardandbackspeederror(Pitch)
**c4**** Accesso fF lash ROM isnotgood.91120000 Outwardandback s peederror(Yaw)
**c5**** Com m unicationerror
**c6**** Com municationerror92******NG f o rS ERVO Adjustment
**c6**** Com m unicationerror
**c8**** Access o fFlash ROMisno tgood.92060000 Electriccurrentmode(Speed)(Pitch)
Adjustment(Ima g e takingsystem)920a0000 E lectric currentmode(Distribution)(Pitch)
PC (AT convertible) with preinstalled Windows 98, 98SE, 2000 or XP. (USB port should be guaranteed its
performance by the maker. Also, Adobe Photoshop 6.0 or later should be installed if Windows 2000 or XP is
installed on PC.)
* It is possible to confirm the performance on PC with Windows 95 (AT convertible).
(Card reader and PC card adapter are required.)
640 x 480 or more color display capable of displaying at least 32,000 colors
Adobe Photoshop
USB Cable For USB-2
Luminance box L-2101 / 2111 / Multi camera tester EF-8301
DSC Shutter Tester Model 7FR-80D <7981-1029-01>
Luminance meter (LS-100)
Chroma meter (CL-200)
DC power supplies PR18-5A
Digital storage scope DS-8706
Digital multi meter <FLUKE 83>
Camera leak tester <CL-1101,CL-1201>
Macbeth color checker <2755-0008-75>
2766 resolving power chart (W) <2766-0005-75>
Color calculator II <2766-0008-75>
2186 adjustment program CD (Ver. 1.0) <2186-0001-75>
Fluorescent light stand SQ 967W <7981-9012-61>
Fuluorescent light FPL 27EX-N <7985-1020-01>
Vibration tester <7981-9013-01>
REP AIR GUIDE
Master Lens for SHAKING <2181-0004-75>
Shake Offset Chart Ⅱ <2181-0006-75>
Hexangular screwdriver <7983-1040-01>
White chart
Light balancing filter LB200 <2720-0002-75>
Light source A: Tungsten light 150W type.
Light source C: (Light source A + light balancing filter LB200 <2720-0002-75>)
Blackout curtain
AC adapter AC-11
Tripod
HIT I/O Tester <7981-5001-03>
Preset Signal Adapter <7981-2014-62>
AF Chart-Ⅰ for 2163 <2163-0001-75>
AF Chart-Ⅱ for 2163 <2163-0002-75>
AF Chart-Ⅲ for 2163 <2163-0003-75>
AE Master Lens <2072-0001-76>
AF Master Lens <2072-0006-76>
AF Y/P Adjuster <2076-0006-75>
Remote Cord
Grip Ring <7983-9004-12>
Magnifier V
X Cable <7981-2014-16> / X Cable Ⅱ<7981-2018-01>
AORI Chart for 2181 <2181-0003-75>
Measuring instrument
2186 adjustment program CD (Ver. 1.0)2186 adjustment program CD (Ver. 1.0)
2186 adjustment program CD (Ver. 1.0)
2186 adjustment program CD (Ver. 1.0)2186 adjustment program CD (Ver. 1.0)
<2186-0001-75><2186-0001-75>
(1)To check voltage, use digital Multimeter or an apparatus which input impedance of
10MΩ or greater.
(2)To check conductivity, use a circuit tester of 3V or less.
(3)Check mainly soldering at lead wires or electrical elements and switch operation,
since elements (IC, diode, transistor, resistor, or condenser) seldom cause the
trouble.
(4)When checking, do not push elements or pull lead wires strongly.
(5)When checking voltage at patterns where switch operates, be careful not to prevent
switch operation or to scratch patterns.
(6)Before removing electrical parts, be sure to disconnect Power Supply.
(7)Since this model uses lead-free solder, a soldering iron tip temperature of 280 - 350°C is sufficient.
But when it cannot melt solder, use a higher temperature for a short period of time.
Be sure to control soldering iron tips used for lead-free solder and those for leaded solder so they are
managed separately.
This is because mixing lead-free solder and leaded solder will cause detachment phenomenon.
(8)When handling ICs avoid static electricity.
Caution for Battery and Circuit board disposal
Always follow local regulations for disposal.
Tape over the lithium-ion battery contacts to avoid short-circuiting during disposal.
Caution for Product disposal
Do not dispose of this product together with your household waste.
Please refer to the information of your local community or contact our dealers regarding the proper
handling of end-of-life electric and electronic equipment.
Recycling of this product will help to conserve natural resources and prevent potential negative
consequences for the environment and human health caused by inappropriate waste handling.
TROUBLE-SHOOTING CHART
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Trouble code
(1)Check
Equipment required
PC with 2186 adjustment program installed
USB-2 (USB cable)
AC-11
Procedure
1. Set camera to adjustment mode.
Refer to Starting up the 2186 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode) in pg. 37 of Repair
guide.
2. Click CAMERA LOGof the adjustment menu. (Fig. 1)
Check the items in the CAMERA LOG dialog. (Fig. 2)
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TROUBLE-SHOOTING CHART
ERROR CODE:Refer to the error code list (listed in hex).SHOOT:number of shutter-release for still imagesFLASH:number of flash burst
SHOOT CLEAR:CLEAR THE SHUTTER-RELEASE LOG.FLASH CLEAR:CLEAR THE FLASH BURST LOG.ERROR CODE CLEAR:CLEAR THE ERROR CODE LOG.ALL CLEAR:CLEAR THE LOG OF ERROR CODE, NUMBER OF RELEASE, AND
NUMBER OF FLASH BURST.
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(2)Trouble Code List
ConditionMajor CauseCamera
code
50
SCAM2 never become OFF within 150ms af ter charge mo to r
driving on mirror up.
52
FP pulse number is short m ore than 32 p uls e af te r ap er ture
stabilized.
53
SCAM1 never become ON wit hin 2s aft er charge mo tor
driving on charging.
54
SCAM2 never become ON wit hin 2s aft er charge mo tor
driving on charging.
56
XON already ON at t he beginning of releas e (be fo re m irr or Shutter und erc harge
57
XON already ON just bef or e s ut te r re leas e.S hutt er und erc harge
58
XON never become ON between 1st curtain release and 2nd
curtain running complete.
59
XON become OFF when just before charging. (after about
18ms from 2nd curtain running
5A
FP-pulse never stop within 2s after aperture open driveAperture mechanism NG.
5B
In aperture driving , FP pulse cannot reach a target pulse
within 130ms.
60
SCAM2 already OFF before mirror up d riving st art .Charge overrun in last
61
SCAM2 become OFF after final brake finished (moto r of f )
on charging.
B0
AF/MF cannot change within 2s after AFM motor driving
start.
01
ADT never output within 80μs on CCD 2nd initialization.
(Normaly, it comes within about 13μs)
02
Output of AE-IC (LMOUT) c annot be com e 2. 3V - 2. 6V.
(when battery on)
03
IO/IC standard voltage (1.55V) is out of range on FP gain
adjustment.
05
FP1 amplitude cannot reach the limit on FP gain
adjustment.
06
FP2 amplitude cannot reach the limit on FP gain
adjustment.
07
AFMPR amplitude cannot reach the limit on AFM gain
adjustment.
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Charging mechanism NG.After all motors
Aperture mechanism NG.
Charging mechanism NG.
Charging mechanism NG.
Shutter undercharge
XON sw contact NG.
1st curtain rebound.
XON sw contact NG.
Aperture mechanism NG.
Aperture PI NG.
Charge overrun.
AF/MF PR NG.
AF/MF changeover
mechanism NG.
AF-CCD N G.
AF-FPC connection NG.
AE-IC NG.
AE-FPC connection NG.
IC304 NG.
Aperture PI NG.
Aperture PI-FPC connection
Aperture PI NG.
Aperture PI-FPC connection
AF/MF PR NG.
AF/MF PR-FPC connection
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Operation
brake for 50ms,
system down.
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Trouble Code List
ConditionMajor CauseCamera
code
30
Bilt-in flash charging err or. (charging cannot finish wi t hin
30s)