Samsung _wb850f_wb855f Datasheet

DIGITAL CAMERA

WB850F/WB855F

SERVICE

DIGITAL CAMERA

Manual

CONTENTS

1. Repair information

2. Product specifications

3. Disassembly and Reassembly

4. PCB diagram

5. Block diagram

6. Firmware update

7. Adjustment

8. Exploded view and parts list

Contents

1. Repair information

1-1 Customer satisfaction statement ............................................. 1-1

1-2 Warranty and repair service information .................................. 1-1

1-3 Precaution for disassembly and reassembly ............................ 1-4

2. Product specifications

2-1 Specifications ........................................................................ 2-1

2-2 Product comparison ............................................................... 2-2

2-3 Accessories information .......................................................... 2-3

2-4 About the memory card ........................................................... 2-5

2-5 About the battery .................................................................... 2-6

3. Disassembly and Reassembly

3-1 Screw parts list ...................................................................... 3-1

3-2 Camera Disassembly .............................................................. 3-2

3-3 Barrel Disassembly .............................................................. 3-12

3-4 Barrel Reassembly ............................................................... 3-18

4. PCB diagram

4-1 MAIN PCB ............................................................................. 4-1

4-2 STROBE PCB ........................................................................ 4-2

4-3 TOP FPCB ............................................................................. 4-2

4-4 GPS PCB ............................................................................... 4-3

5. Block diagram

5-1 Block diagram ....................................................................... 5-1

Contents

6. Firmware update

6-1 Product reset .......................................................................... 6-1

6-2 Version check ......................................................................... 6-3

6-3 Upgrade ................................................................................. 6-4

6-4 How to update the fimware when forced to quit ....................... 6-6

7. Adjustment

7-1 Basic guide for adjustment ...................................................... 7-1

7-2 Lens shading .......................................................................... 7-3

7-3 Shutter close time ADJ ........................................................... 7-4

7-4 IRIS ADJ ................................................................................ 7-5

7-5 CMOS gain ADJ ..................................................................... 7-6

7-6 Flash & AWB ADJ ................................................................... 7-7

7-7 Punt ADJ ................................................................................ 7-8

7-8 CMOS defect ADJ ................................................................. 7-10

7-9 OIS centering ADJ ................................................................ 7-10

7-10 Serial number writing process ..............................................7-11

8. Exploded view and parts list

8-1 BODY ASSEMBLY .................................................................. 8-1

8-2 MAIN ASSEMBLY ................................................................... 8-2

8-3 MAIN SUB ASSEMBLY ........................................................... 8-4

8-4 CHAMBER ASSEMBLY ........................................................... 8-6

8-5 TOP COVER ASSSEMBLY ...................................................... 8-7

8-6 FRONT COVER ASSEMBLY .................................................... 8-9

8-7 BACK COVER ASSEMBLY .................................................... 8-10

8-8 BARREL ASSEMBLY .............................................................8-11

8-9 PACKING ITEMS .................................................................. 8-14

1. Repair information

1-1 Customer satisfaction statement

We hold ourselves to the highest standards of customer satisfaction and service.

Precautions

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Combining perfect technical solutions with a customer-oriented approach is our top priority.

We treat our customers we serve with kindness, loyalty, respect and dignity.

We are committed to earn customers’ trust continuously through excellence in repair solutions.

We keep our promises and commitments to our customers.

Committed to quick and easy resolution of all support issues, we deliver industry-leading

response times.

[Guide]

We listen carefully to our customers' requirements and always nd an optimum solution for their needs.

We are committed to your satisfaction and have procedures in place to provide you with a fair, timely and effective means to resolve problems. It combines industry leading preventive assistance with responsive support that helps us address problems quickly and effectively.

We will continuously maintain and improve our services to satisfy the needs of our customers.

1-2 Warranty and repair service information

(1) General terms and conditions

It is guaranteed to be free of charge from defects in material and workmanship under normal use for a period of one year from date of purchase. Digital Camera and lens come with a one year limited warranty from the date of purchase.

* The duration of the warranty depends on the laws in the country in which it was purchased.

The following information will be required to process warranty requests:

a. We imply warranties to one year from the original date of purchase. In the event that the purchaser is unable to provide a warranty card or proof of purchase, the warranty period will be determined by the date of manufacture. The warranty period shall be decreased to three months from the original product manufactured date.

b. The coverage under this warranty begins on the date of your purchase of the product. In the event that a warranty card or proof of purchase is not available, a purchase receipt, preferably the purchase

invoice, to conrm the date of purchase is required for warranty service.

c. In the event that a valid date of purchase is not available, the warranty period will be determined by the date of manufacture. The warranty period shall be decreased to three months from the original

product manufactured date.

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Precautions

(2) Limited Warranty

It reserves the right to retain any parts or components replaced at its discretion in the event of a defect noticed in the product. The period with respect to retaining components may vary respectively depending on its components. We are not liable to repair or replace its faulty product after the Warranty Period has expired.

* We warrant its retaining camera and lenses for ve years and three years for the accessories.

a. If a warranty claim is led after the product has been discontinued, we reserves the right to honor the

components warranty. Warranty period may vary depending on the type of components.

b. In the event that no identical warranty information is available for service repair, company has the right to provide warranty. The warranty does not affect the consumers' rights against the company related to its information.

For the length of the period indicated on the chart below, it starts with the date of original purchase.

(3) Warranty Period for components

Our liability under this warranty shall be limited to the following:

a. In the event of a same malfunction problem within two months after repair service by Samsung authorized technician, we will repair or replace free of charge the component of the product which is found to be defective.

b. In the event of the component that you have paid the replacement cost is returned under normal use within one year at our premises, such components will be replaced free of charge component of the product which is found to be defective.

Part Name Warranty Period

Battery Charger AC Adaptor Battery Remote Control CD Software Earphone Pouch for camera Cable

Six months

Three months

Not applicable

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(4) Repair Claims

1) Repair free of charge

Essentially, the following causes of damage are covered:

a. Failing to function properly under normal use during the limited warranty period.

b. Repair Services free of charge is granted for the performance of a specic contract.

2) Repair charges

This warranty does not cover damage caused by:

a. Defect occurring after the expiration of the Warranty Period.

b. Damage due to negligence, immersion in water, impact, loss and tampering.

c. Repair or alteration performed by any party other than Samsung authorized technicians.

d. Misuse or other improper use of the power button.

e. Exhausted parts such as batteries, lamps and lters, etc.

f. Defect that occurs due to sand, dirt liquid, etc. entering the inside of the product casing.

Precautions

g. Consumable parts which have ceased working through normal use such as as earphone, battery discharger and various accessories.

h. Products purchased second hand or any damage that occurs due to a second hand or repair performed by anyone other than Samsung or a Samsung authorized service station.

i. Fire, earthquake, ood or other natural disasters.

The warranty cover period for components is listed below as per table 1-2.

Types of consumer damages Compensation

Required for essential repair within 10 days after the purchase

Required for essential repair within one month after the purchase

Failing to perform or failing to function properly under normal use

Applicable to repair

Problem occurred twice due to same malfunction

Problem occurred three times due to same malfunction

Problem occurred four times due to some other malfunction

Replace the prod-

uct or refund

Replace the product or repair at free of charge

Replace the prod-

uct or refund

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Repair charges

Free of charge

Repair charges

Not applicable to repair

Failing to perform or failing to function properly as a result of willful intent and negligence of customer

Not applicable to repair (Except for defects or malfunction as a result

of re or ood or other natural disasters

Within the period with respect to retaining components

Applicable repair Repair charges

Replacement

charge

Replace the product at the cost of the depreciated value or refund its price added 10% of depreciation

Repair charge and replace the product at the cost of the depreciated value

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Precautions

1-3 Precaution for disassembly and reassembly

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CAUTION

1. Use the anti-static handing procedures included with the anti-static mat to ensure that there is no electrostatic discharge and component damage.

2. Static electricity is the biggest danger to the PCB parts you are about to disassemble or assemble. It’s important to use your anti-static wrist strap to prevent damage to these components.

3. Dismantling a discrete electronic component such as main capacitor is dangerous. The capacitor contains high voltage, which can cause a severe electric shock if you touch it. This holds a charge even when the unit is not plugged in and is capable of delivering a fatal shock.

4. Using excessive force during disassembly and assembly can damage locking parts. Use care when handling “Locking parts” to avoid damage to FPCB or wire. Apply pressure only at the points designated in the maintenance instructions.

5. Due to increasing environmental concerns, a number of restrictions have been placed on the material content of electronic components and electronic assemblies. It requires utilizing Lead-Free (Pb-free) Soldering.

6. The following precautions must be observed when handling such components below.

Component Precautions

FPCB

CCD (CMOS)

IR CUT Filter

LCD, LENS

PCB Use an anti-static mat as well as an anti-static wrist strap to avoid ESD damage to PCB.

CONNECTOR

FPCB is brittle material. It can be easily damaged thus it should be handled with care. It is recommended to use wooden or plastic tweezers for manual placement.

Be careful not to stained your nger. It is recommended to use wooden or plastic tweezers

for manual placement. Stain is often caused by the Alcohol used in these components. Find a clean, well-ventilated place to do your work.

The use wooden or plastic tweezers is recommended for manual placement. Metal tip tweezer might make marks or damage.

BARREL Always follow proper direction while assembling the components of the barrel.

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2. Product specifications

2-1 Specifications

Image Sensor 1/2.3” (Approximately 7.77 mm) BSI CMOS

Effective Pixels Approximately 16.2 mega-pixels

Total Pixels Approximately 16.8 mega-pixels

Wight 232g (without battery and memory card)

Product specications

Dimensions(W X H X D)

Display AMOLED, 3.0” (7.62 cm) 614K

Focal Length Schneider-KREUZNACH 21x Zoom Lens f = 4.1-86.1 mm (35 mm lm equivalent: 23-483 mm)

F-stop Range F2.8 (W)-F5.9 (T)

Digital Zoom Still image mode: 1.0-4.0X (Smart Zoom: 1.33X)

Shutter Speeds

Flash Range

ISO Range Auto, ISO 100, ISO 200, ISO 400, ISO 800, ISO 1600, ISO 3200

Storage

109.5 X 62.2 X 24.9(35.1) mm (without protrusions)

Auto: 1/8-1/2,000 sec. Program: 1-1/2,000 sec. Night: 8-1/2,000 sec. Manual: 16-1/2,000 sec.

Wide: 0.3-4.96 m (ISO Auto) Tele: 0.5-2.35 m (ISO Auto)

External memory (Optional): SD card (up to 2 guaranteed), SDHC card (up to 32 GB guaranteed), SDXC card (up to 64 GB guaranteed)

Shake Reduction DUAL IS [Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) + Digital Image Stabilization (DIS)]

Power Source Lithium-ion battery (SLB-10A, 1030 mAh)

Connector Type Micro USB (7 pin)

Wireless Network

Social Sharing, Email, MobileLink, Remote Viewnder, Cloud, Auto Backup, TV Link,

Log-in Browser, Wi-Fi Direct

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Product specications

2-2 Product comparison

Model

Specications

Product Image

Image Sensor 1/2.3” (Approximately 7.77 mm) BSI CMOS 1/2.3” (Approx. 7.76mm) BSI CMOS

Effective Pixels Approximately 16.2 mega-pixels Approx. 12.5 mega-pixels

Total Pixels Approximately 16.8 mega-pixels Approx. 14.6 mega-pixels

Wight 232g (without battery and memory card) 193.4g (6.822 oz.) (without battery and memory card)

Dimensions(W X H X D)

Display AMOLED, 3.0” (7.62 cm) 614K TFT LCD, 3.0” (7.62 cm) hVGA

Focal Length

109.5 X 62.2 X 24.9(35.1) mm (without protrusions) 105.3 X 59.4 X 24.9 mm (without protrusions)

Schneider-KREUZNACH 21 x Zoom Lens f = 4.1-86.1 mm

(35 mm lm equivalent: 23-483 mm)

WB850F/WB855F WB750

Schneider-KREUZNACH Lens f = 4.0-72.0 mm

(35 mm lm equivalent: 24-432 mm)

F-stop Range F2.8 (W)-F5.9 (T) F3.2 (W)-F5.8 (T)

Still image mode: 1.0-18.0X (Optical zoom X Digital zoom: 72.0X, Smart zoom X Digital zoom: 72.0X)

Auto: 1/8-1/2,000 sec. Program: 1-1/2,000 sec. Night: 8-1/2,000 sec. Manual: 16-1/2,000 sec.

Auto, ISO 100, ISO 200, ISO 400, ISO 800, ISO 1600, ISO 3200

Internal memory: Approximately 8.3 MB External memory (Optional):

- SD card (1-2 GB guaranteed)

- SDHC card (up to 32 GB guaranteed)

- SDXC card (up to 64 GB guaranteed)

DUAL IS [Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) + Digital Image Stabilization (DIS)]

Digital Zoom

Shutter Speeds

ISO Range

Storage

Shake Reduction

Still image mode: 1.0-4.0X (Smart Zoom: 1.33X)

Auto: 1/8-1/2,000 sec. Program: 1-1/2,000 sec. Night: 8-1/2,000 sec. Manual: 16-1/2,000 sec.

Auto, ISO 100, ISO 200, ISO 400, ISO 800, ISO 1600, ISO 3200

External memory (Optional):

- SD card (up to 2 guaranteed)

- SDHC card (up to 32 GB guaranteed)

- SDXC card (up to 64 GB guaranteed)

DUAL IS [Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) + Digital Image Stabilization (DIS)]

Power Source Lithium-ion battery (SLB-10A, 1030 mAh) Lithium-ion battery (SLB-10A, 1050 mAh)

Social Sharing, Email, MobileLink, Remote Viewnder,

Wireless Network

2-2

Cloud, Auto Backup, TV Link, Log-in Browser, Wi-Fi Direct

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Product specications

2-3 Accessories information

• The illustrations may differ slightly from the items shipped with your product.

• You can purchase optional accessories at a retailer or a Samsung service center. Samsung is not responsible for any problems caused

by using unauthorized accessories.

Image Description Parts No.

Camera WB850F/WB855F

AD5055_EXP AD44-00183A

AD5055_USA AD44-00179A

AD5055_UK AD44-00182A

AC adapter

USB cable AD39-00190A

AD5055_AUS AD44-00185A

AD5055_ARG AD44-00181A

AD5055_BRA AD44-00180A

AD5055_CHI AD44-00184A

Packing

items

WB850F/WB855F

Battery 4302-001221

Strap

User Manual CD-ROM (WB850F) AD46-00434A

Quick Start Guide

BLACK AD63-02604A

SILVER AD63-02596A

WB850F_EUR1 AD68-06971A

WB850F_EUR2 AD68-06972A

WB850F_EUR3 AD68-06973A

WB850F_ASIA AD68-06974A

WB850F_S.CHI AD68-06970A

WB850F_CANADA AD68-06975A

WB850F_TUR AD68-06977A

WB850F_SEA AD68-06976A

WB850F_S.CHI AD68-06970A

2-3

Product specications

Image Description Parts No.

CC9S70B AD69-03284A

CC9S71N AD69-03285A

Camera case

CC9S30B AD69-03283A

AD69-02964A

CC9U21B/P

Optional

items

AD69-03010A

CC9U11B AD69-02397B

HDMI cable

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A/V cable

AD39-00146A

Battery charger

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Memory card

AD44-00176A

2GB 1109-001446

4GB 1109-001420

8GB 1109-001396

2-4 About the memory card

The memory capacity may differ depending on shooting scenes or shooting conditions. These capacities are based on a 2 GB SD card (Number of photos).

Size Super Fine Fine Normal

4608 X 3456 244 302 396

4608 X 3072 280 346 452

4608 X 2592 322 396 516

3648 X 2736 380 468 608

Product specications

Photo

Video

2832 X 2832 468 572 738

2592 X 1944 708 856 1,086

1984 X 1488 1,106 1,318 1,626

1920 X 1080 1,452 1,702 2,058

1024 X 768 2,674 2,980 3,364

Size 480fps 240fps 30fps

- - Approx. 17’ 30’’

- - Approx. 26’ 06’’

- - Approx. 51’ 30’’

- - Approx. 300’

- Approx. 43’ 28’’ -

Approx. 29’ 10’’ - -

*The gures above are measured without using the zoom function. Available recording time may vary if you use the zoom.

Several videos were recorded in succession to determine the total recording time.

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Product specications

2-5 About the battery

Specication Description

Model SLB-10A

Type Lithium-ion battery

Cell capacity 1030 mAh

Voltage 3.7 V

Charging time

*(when the camera is switched off)

* Charging the battery by connecting it to a computer may take longer.

Average shooting time/ Number of photos Test conditions (when the battery is fully charged)

The battery life was measured under the following conditions: in

resolution, Fine quality, OIS on.

Photos

Videos Approximately 90 min

• The gures above are measured by Samsung’s standards. Your results may differ, depending on your actual usage.

• Several videos were recorded in succession to determine the total recording time.

• When using network functions, the battery will be depleted more quickly.

• The above values are measured while the GPS is off.

Approximately 120 min/ Approximately 220 photos

1. Set the ash option to Fill in, take a single shot, and zoom in or out.

2. Set the ash option to Off, take a single shot, and zoom in or out.

3. Perform steps 1 and 2, waiting 30 seconds between each step. Repeat the process for 5 minutes, and then turn off the camera for 1 minute.

4. Repeat steps 1 to 3.

Record videos at

resolution and 30 FPS.

Approximately 240 min

P mode, in darkness,

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3. Disassembly and Reassembly

3-1 Screw parts list

Page No. Type Part No. Qty

Disassembly and Reassembly

3-2

3-4

3-5

3-11

SCREW MACHINE

SCREW TAPTYPE

6001-002152 6

6001-002152 1

6003-001717 5

6003-001288 3

3-1

Disassembly and Reassembly

3-2 Camera Disassembly

1. SCREW from the main unit

1) Remove the 6 screws from the main unit.

SCREW MACHINE

3-2

Fig. 3-1

Disassembly and Reassembly

2. COVER

1) Run a safe open pry tool around the join of locking structure part to release the COVER located on the bottom first. Then remove the COVER located on the side as illustrated in image below. Slightly wiggle the locking structure part to widen the gap. You'll have to apply a little force to remove it.

1 2

COVER

Fig. 3-2

3. ASSY COVER BACK

1) Remove the ASSY COVER BACK in the direction of the arrow.

Fig. 3-3

ASSY COVER BACK

3-3

Disassembly and Reassembly

4. ASSY AMOLED 3.0"

1) Remove the screw. Remove the FPCB from the connector as illustrated in image A. Then remove the KEY FPCB.

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CAUTION

Make sure not to fold the other area except the board of KEY FPCB when remoing and installint

the KEY FPCB.

FPCB

Image A

SCREW MACHINE KEY FPCB

Fig. 3-4

2) Remove the FPCB from the connector in the direction of the arrow as illustrated in image B. Then, remove the ASSY LCD.

3-4

FPCB

Image B

ASSY LCD

Fig. 3-5

5. FRAME MAIN SCREW

1) Remove the 5 screws from the FRAME MAIN.

Disassembly and Reassembly

SCREW TAPTYPE

Fig. 3-6

6. FRAME MAIN

1) Remove the FRAME MAIN in the direction of the arrow.

Fig. 3-7

FRAME MAIN

3-5

Disassembly and Reassembly

7. FPCB

1) Remove the FPCB from the connector as illustrated in image A and B.

FPCB

Image A

Connector

CONNECTOR

1. Open.

Fig. 3-8

8. ASSY BARREL MAIN PCB

1) Remove the ASSY BARREL MAIN PCB in the direction of the arrow.

FPCB

Connector

FPCB

2. Remove.

Image B

3-6

ASSY BARREL MAIN PCB

Fig. 3-9

Disassembly and Reassembly

9. ASSY COVER FRONT

1) Remove the ASSY COVER FRONT in the direction of the arrow.

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CAUTION

Make sure to lift up the part around the USB/HDMI connector area first indicated in blue box when removing the ASSY COVER FRONT. Be sure to install the part around the USB/HDMI connector area first.

10. LOCKING STRUCTURE PART

1) Remove the 4 LOCKING structure parts.

ASSY COVER FRONT

Fig. 3-10

Fig. 3-11

3-7

Disassembly and Reassembly

11. COVER BOTTOM

1) Remove the COVER BOTTOM in the direction of the arrow

COVER BOTTOM

Fig. 3-12

12. DISCHARGING

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CAUTION

Make sure to discharge the area not being soldered on WiFi-strobo PCB according to the instructions as illustrated.

Discharging

3-8

Fig. 3-13

Disassembly and Reassembly

13. LOCKING STRUCTURE PART / WIRE

1) Remove the 4 LOCKING structure parts and remove the wire as illustrated in image below.

ASSY COVER TOP

Fig. 3-14

3-9

Disassembly and Reassembly

14. ASSY COVER TOP

1) Remove the ASSY COVER TOP in the direction of the arrow.

ASSY COVER TOP

Fig. 3-15

15. FPCB

1) Remove the FPCB from the connectora s illustrated in image A and B. Then remove the FPCB from the ASSY BARREL MAIN PCB

CONNECTOR

Connector

1. Open.

FPCB

Connector

FPCB

2. Remove

Image A

ASSY BARREL MAIN PCB

3-10

FPCB

Fig. 3-16

Image B

16. CMOS FPCB ASSY

1) Remove the 3 screws on the BARREL. Then remove the CMOS FPCB ASSY.

Disassembly and Reassembly

CMOS FPCB ASSY

SCREW TAPTYPE

Fig. 3-17

3-11

Disassembly and Reassembly

3-3 Barrel Disassembly

1. ASSY LENS BASE-D5 SCREW

1) Remove the 5 screws.

SCREW-TAPTYPE

Fig. 3-18

2. FPCB

1) Remove the FPCB from the connector as illustrated in image A.

1. Open.

FPCB

Connector

FPCB

CONNECTOR

Connector

2. Remove.

Image A

3-12

Fig. 3-19

3. ASSY LENS BASE

1) Remove the ASSY LENS BASE in the direction of the arrow.

Disassembly and Reassembly

ASSY LENS BASE

Fig. 3-20

4.BARREL OUTER GUIDE

1) Turn the ripple-shaped part counter-clock wise. Remove the BARREL BASE from the BARREL OUTER GUIDE in the direction of the arrow.

BARREL BASE

BARREL OUTER GUIDE

Fig. 3-21

3-13

Disassembly and Reassembly

5. BARREL BASE

1) Remove the PLATE-OUTER GUIDE from the BARREL BASE in the direction of the arrow.

PLATE-OUTER GUIDE

BARREL BASE

Fig. 3-22

6. BARREL-OUTER GUIDE

1) Remove the BARREL-OUTER GUIDE from the PLATE-OUTER GUIDE in the direction of the arrow.

BARREL-OUTER GUIDE

3-14

PLATE-OUTER GUIDE

Fig. 3-23

Disassembly and Reassembly

7. BARREL-OUTER GUIDE

1) Remove the BARREL-OUTER GUIDE from the BARREL-OUTER GUIDE PLATE in the direction of the arrow.

BARREL-OUTER GUIDE

BARREL-OUTER GUIDE PLATE

Fig. 3-24

8. PLATE-INNER GUIDE

1) Turn the Remove the PLATE-INNER GUIDE from the BARREL ZOOM in the direction of the arrow.

BARREL ZOOM clock wise.

PLATE-INNER GUIDE

Fig. 3-25

BARREL ZOOM

3-15

Disassembly and Reassembly

9. ASSY SUB BARREL-ZOOMRING

1) Turn the PLATE-INNER GUIDE clock wise. Remove the ASSY SUB BARREL-ZOOMRING from the PLATE-INNER GUIDE in the direction of the arrow.

ASSY SUB BARREL-ZOOMRING

PLATE-INNER GUIDE

Fig. 3-26

10. BARREL-INNER CAM

1) Turn the PLATE-INNER GUIDE clock wise. Remove the BARREL-INNER CAM from the PLATE-INNER GUIDE in the direction of the arrow.

BARREL-INNER CAM

3-16

PLATE-INNER GUIDE

Fig. 3-27

Disassembly and Reassembly

11. ASSY SUB BARREL-2ND_OIS

1) Remove the ASSY SUB BARREL-2ND_OIS from the PLATE-INNER GUIDE in the direction of the arrow.

ASSY SUB BARREL-2ND_OIS

PLATE-INNER GUIDE

Fig. 3-28

3-17

Disassembly and Reassembly

3-4 Barrel Reassembly

3-4-1 How to use the anti-friction lubricant to barrel assembly

■ Anti-friction lubricant serves to prevent from the possibility of defective parts.

■ Replacement parts are required to apply the lubricant before installing the barrel assembly.

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CAUTION

■ HANARL is volatile product. Keep its container tightly covered.

■ Make sure to shake the HANARL well 󰘰rst before you use it because it has a lot of particles

in the bottom. (Otherwise it becomes ine󰘯ective.)

■ Shake the HANARL until there are no lumps at all and apply it with brush.

1. Type of lubricant

Component Name Where to apply Name of lubricant

Lens Base Sliding contact surfaces of AF Lens. Grease NFH-743C

Others components Inside and outside friction surface HANARL UD-420K

■ Lubricant brand name : Kanto Kasei (http://www.kanto-kasei.co.jp/e/index.html)

Please contact us (KIHYUNG CO.,LTD Distributor) by email if you are interested in purchasing.

e-mail : [email protected]

2. Instructions

1) Lubricating with Grease: Lens Base

Apply the Grease to the Lens Base where is the

sliding contact surfaces of AF Lens.

■ Do not get any Grease on the AF lens.

■ Apply a light coating of the Grease and

make sure not to get any on the AF lens and other components.

Apply Grease

3-18

Apply Grease

Fig. 3-29

Disassembly and Reassembly

2) Lubricating with HANARL: Others components

Apply the HANARL to the inside and outside friction surface of the components such as ZOOMRING,

CAM BARREL, GUIDE PLATE as illustrated in image below.

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CAUTION

■ Make sure to shake the HANARL well 󰘰rst before you use it until there are no lumps.

■ Apply the HANARL with a clean and good-quality brush, making sure the surface is clean.

■ HANARL is volatile product. Keep its container tightly covered.

3 points on CAM curve line

and 3 points on straight guide line

indicated in red

BARREL OUTER GUIDE

Inside surface

thoroughly

BARREL BASE

Fig. 3-30

3-19

Disassembly and Reassembly

PLATE-INNER GUIDE

Inside and outside

surface thoroughly

BARREL ZOOM

Pin sliding

contact surfaces

Outside surface

Fig. 3-31

3-20

Disassembly and Reassembly

3-4-2 Barrel Reassembly

1. ASSY SUB BARREL-2ND_OIS

1) Align to the point indicated ⓐ. Then install the PLATE-INNER GUIDE and ASSY SUB BARREL-2ND_OIS in the direction of the arrow.

ASSY SUB BARREL-2ND_OIS

ⓐ

PLATE-INNER GUIDE

ⓐ

Fig. 3-32

2. BARREL-INNER CAM

1) Align the point indicated ⓐ with the point indicated ⓑ. Then install the ASSY SUB BARREL-2ND_OIS and BARREL-INNER CAM in the direction of the arrow.

ⓐ

BARREL-INNER CAM

ⓑ

Fig. 3-33

ASSY SUB BARREL-2ND_OIS

3-21

Disassembly and Reassembly

3. ASSY SUB BARREL-ZOOMRING

1) Align to the point indicated ⓐ as illustrated in image below. Install the LATE-INNER GUIDE and ASSY SUB BARREL-ZOOMRING in the direction of the arrow. Then turn the PLATE-INNER GUIDE clock wise to the end as illustrated in image A. Then turn the PLATE-INNER GUIDE counter-clock wise to the end just enough to hold the unit into the position as illustrated in image B.

ASSY SUB BARREL-ZOOMRING

ⓐ

PLATE-INNER GUIDE

ⓐ

PLATE-INNER GUIDE

Image A

Image B

3-22

Fig. 3-34

Disassembly and Reassembly

4. PLATE-INNER GUIDE

1) Align to the point indicated ⓐ. Then install the BARREL ZOOM and PLATE-INNER GUIDE in the direction of the arrow. Then turn the BARREL ZOOM clock wise to the end.

PLATE-INNER GUIDE

ⓐ

Fig. 3-35

BARREL ZOOM

5. PLATE-OUTER GUIDE

1) Install the BARREL ZOOM and BARREL-OUTER GUIDE in the direction of the arrow. Then install the PLATE-OUTER GUIDE and BARREL ZOOM in the direction of the arrow.

BARREL-OUTER GUIDE

BARREL ZOOM

Fig. 3-36

BARREL ZOOM

PLATE-OUTER GUIDE

3-23

Disassembly and Reassembly

6. BARREL-OUTER

1) Align to the two points indicated ⓐ and ⓑ respectively. Then install the BARREL-OUTER and BARREL ZOOM in the direction of the arrow.

ⓑ

ⓐ

BARREL ZOOM

BARREL-OUTER

ⓐ

7. BARREL BASE

1) Align to the point indicated ⓐ. Then install the BARREL BASE and PLATE-INNER GUIDE in the direction of the arrow.

ⓑ

Fig. 3-37

ⓐ

PLATE-INNER GUIDE

BARREL ZOOM

3-24

ⓐ

BARREL BASE

Fig. 3-38

Disassembly and Reassembly

8. BARREL OUTER GUIDE

1) Align to the point indicated ⓐ. Then install the BARREL OUTER GUIDE and BARREL BASE in the direction of the arrow.

ⓐ

BARREL BASE

ⓐ

BARREL OUTER GUIDE

Fig. 3-39

3-25

Disassembly and Reassembly

9. ASSY LENS BASE

1) Align to the point indicated ⓐ as illustrated in image A and B. Then install the ASSY LENS BASE in the direction of the arrow

ⓐ

ASSY LENS BASE

ⓐ

Image A

3-26

Image B

Fig. 3-40

10. SCREW

1) Tighten the 3 screws.

Disassembly and Reassembly

SCREW-TAPTYPE

Fig. 3-41

11. ASSY SHUTTER

1) Insert the BARREL completely. Turn the ripple-shaped part clock wise to the end to close the shutter completely.

ASSY SHUTTER

Fig. 3-42

3-27

Disassembly and Reassembly

12. ASSY ZOOM MOTER

1) Align to the three points indicated ⓐ,ⓑ and ⓒ respectively. Then install the ASSY ZOOM MOTER.

ASSY SHUTTER

ⓐ

ⓑ

ⓐ

ⓑ

ⓒ

ASSY ZOOM MOTER

3-28

ⓒ

Fig. 3-43

13. ASSY LENS BASE-D5

1) Tighten the 2 screws.

Disassembly and Reassembly

SCREW-TAPTYPE

Fig. 3-44

14. FPCB

1) Connect the FPCB to the connector as illustrated in image A. Solder the FPCB on red posion and install it.

Connector

FPCB

Connector

2. Close.

FPCB

Fig. 3-45

1. Insert.

Image A

3-29

4. PCB diagram

4-1 MAIN PCB

PCB diagrams

TOP

100Kohm

1000nF/10%

C515

J201

AR205

AR202

1000nF

C514

J506

1000nF

C518

1000nF

4700NF

D501

1000nF

C517

C516

1000nF

C519

C520

1000nF

J504

BOTTOM

100nF/10V

C204

C312

0F

AR212

100Kohm

7.5Kohm

0ohm

100nF/10V

C402

100nF/10V

C401

100nF/10V

C405

C407

1000nF

TP403

C208

1000nF

C205

1000nF

C206

1000nF

C207

1000nF

R225

1.2KOHM

100nF/10V

C218

C201

100nF/10V

C209

1.2KOHM

R224

1000nF

C314

C222

8pF/50V

100nF/10V

C318

C313

100nF/10V

C224

0F

NR213

0ohm

100nF/10V

C221

R227

10KOHM

TP202

100nF/10V

U2206

C2191

C2201

10000nF/10%

100nF/10V

NR107

NR106

NR108

0ohm

1000nF

C503

C504

J501

C614

BAT101

C131

1000nF

U105

U106

-

1000nF

C132

C130

1000nF

-

J503

0ohm

NR212

0ohm

NR210

0ohm

NR208

0ohm

NR209

0ohm

NR211

NR501

0ohm

R242

0ohm

4.7K

NR502

C324

1.8nF

C122

4700NF

1000nF/10%

1000nF

C232

C522

C129

U103

2.2OHM

R103

R111

C123

D102

100nF/10V

R123

C125

33KOHM

J102

J703

R402

7.5Kohm

R401

TP401 TP402

20R

R404

20R

R403

180ohm

0ohm

NR406

1000nF

0ohm

NR401

AR401

NR405

10Kohm

0ohm

U402

AR402

C413

100nF/10V

C412

100nF/10V

D2100

TP501

R405

R406

R407

R408

18KOHM

Q101

U102

100KOHM

R105

18K

R203

R205

4700NF

C403

0ohm

NR402

100nF/10V

C411

Q203

100nF/10V

C410

U501

100NF

C2109

C2108

100NF

-

18K

R218

1000MOHM

NCR101

R223

18K

C308

1000nF

0F

C315

C307

100nF/10V

4.7uH

R108

R109

0ohm

22000nF/10V

C101

22000nF/10V

C117

Y101

0.032768MHZ

U2101

NR506

0ohm

L103

NR509

0ohm

10Kohm

AR502

-

NR505

NR508

0ohm

L102

4.7uH

NR510

0ohm

10Kohm

AR501

L104

C118

R107

22000nF/10V

200KOHM

75Kohm

1000nF

330KOHM

C112

4700NF

2.2uH

C105

C133

1000nF

U101

22000nF/10V

1000nF

C103

C114

C104

1000nF

C113

R104

L101

1000MOHM

D103

R110

R115

R114

160K

1000nF

C106

1000nF

C102

0ohm

R2121

0ohm

R2120

0ohm

NR205

1KOHM

R2117

R112

0ohm

NR102

0ohm

FB101

600OHM

NR103

4.7uH

0ohm

NR104

0ohm

1000nF

C120

TP101

4.7uH

0ohm

R101

R102

1000nF

C109

NR404

0ohm

NR403

0ohm

C408

22000nF/10V

100KOHM

R116

100nF/10V

C524

C304

2200NF

10000nF/10%

L105

C111

C302

C124

100nF/10V

1000nF

L106

22000nF/10V

300K

NR507

0ohm

R117

C523

0ohm

NR101

C305

0F

100nF/10V

10000nF/10%

C126

U104

D101

0ohm

C110

NR105

10000nF/10%

C309

0F

100nF/10V

C310

C319

C322

4.7uH

C116

0F

D301

NCR201

1000MOHM

R106

0ohm

L107

4.7uH

22000nF/10V

C119

J101

Q504

R120

0ohm

AR207

4.7Kohm

4.7KOHM 33KOHM

R517

R518

J505

33KOHM

R514

R515

10KOHM

27K

R516

C121

R119

1000nF/10%

470KOHM

Q202

R202

C202

2200NF

1.2MOHM

U206

C219

100nF/10V

C220

10000nF/10%

C521

R217

10KOHM

4.7Kohm

AR206

1000nF

C214

1000nF

C216

C223

1000nF

0.022NF C213

0ohm

1000nF

NR202

C505

4700NF

J502

C215

C212

100nF/10V

R243

680R

AR204

AR203

C512

1000nF

1.2MOHM

1000nF

C513

1000nF

C511

1000nF

C510

1000nF

C509

R244

100Kohm

U201

1000nF

R253

C301

R252

120OHM

U301

U204

R254

240ohm

120OHM

R246

120OHM

R245

R250

R248

R249

22OHM

Y201

C506

C507

C508

1000nF

C242

1000nF/10%

C225

C235

10000nF/10%

100nF/10V

8pF/50V

0.007NF

C236

C240

C238

100nF/10V

10000nF/10%

C237

C241

C243

100nF/10V

10000nF/10%

1000nF

C239

C233

C234

1000nF

TP201

100nF/10V

75OHM

C230

2200NF

C502

100Kohm

C203

100nF/10V

2200NF

C501

AR208

C228

AR201

47Kohm

10000nF/10%

150OHM

R506

U203

AR211

1Kohm

Q201

C227

C226

1000nF

U202

0ohm

NR201

100nF/10V

C229

R255

TP203 TP222

1000nF

TP415

TP416

100nF/10V

C210

FB201

600OHM

1.2KOHM R247

NCR102

1000MOHM

AR210

1Kohm

TP407

TP406

C404

1000nF

R409

TP408 TP409

1000MOHM

TP418

MOT_CLK

TP410

TP413

TP412

TP417

R204

15K

AR209

1Kohm

R201

22KOHM

NCR202

1000MOHM

NCR203

620Kohm

C231

R259

22NF

1000MOHM

R258

RT201

47Kohm

390KOHM

C306

100nF/10V

10000nF/10%

R241

44.2ohm

C406

R413

1OHM

C409

100nF/10V

0ohm

NR204

NR206

NR207

NCR204

TP440

U205

NR203

R412

C211

C217

1OHM

100nF/10V

U401

10KOHM

R410

TP404 TP405

TP414

TP411

J701

PCB diagrams

C1

2203-007165

C11

2203-006260

C14

2203-006260

C16

2203-003054

C17

2203-000995

C19

2203-005903

C21

2203-000995

C22

2203-003054

C23

2203-005903

C24

2203-005903

C26

2203-000995

C27

2203-006872

C3

2203-006423

C6

2203-006399

C7

2203-006423

C8

2203-006423

C9

2203-006399

CON_N

TP-C0_29-HZ

CON_P

TP-C0_29-HZ

D8100

0402-001991

DISCHARGE_N

QTP01000026

DISCHARGE_P

QTP01000026

F1

2909-001337

FB2

3301-001534

FB5

3301-001649

J1

3712-001348

L2

2703-002267L32703-001751

NR10

2007-000171

NR2

2007-000171

NR3

2007-000171

NR4

2007-000171

NR5

2007-000171

NR7

2007-000171

R10

OPEN-R1005

R11

OPEN-R1005

R12

OPEN-R1005

R13

OPEN-R1005

R14

OPEN-R1005

R15

OPEN-R1005

R2

2007-008483

R3

2007-008483

R4

2007-008483

R5

2007-008483

R6

2007-008483

R7

OPEN-R1005

R8

OPEN-R1005

R8101

2007-010026

R9

2007-008047

SPKN

TP

-

LW

-

OVAL

-

TYPE

SPKP

P

-

LW

-

OVAL

-

T8100

AD26-00044A

TP2

TP-C0_45PIE

U1

1205-004200

U2

1001-001715

U8101

0508-001243

Y1

2801-005054

Y2

2804-001937

1.2nH

C10

2203-006423

C12

2203-006260

C13

2203-006260

C2

2203-007165

C4

2203-006872

C5

2203-006872

C6104

2203-007269

C8100

OPEN-C1005

C8102

2203-002443

C8103

2203-005819

C8104

2203-000940

C8105

OPEN-C1005

C8106

2203-001153

FB1

3301-001895

J2

3708-002889

J3

3708-002490

L1

2703-004052

NR6

2007-000171

R1

2007-009876

R8100

2007-000173

R8102

2007-007766

R8103

2007-000138

R8104

2007-000109

R8105

2007-000148

U8100

1209-001901

2007-007009

C601

OPEN-R1005

D1

NC-UCLAMP0501T

D10

0406-001453

D2

NC-UCLAMP0501T

D3

NC-UCLAMP0501T

D4

NC-UCLAMP0501T

D5

NC-UCLAMP0501T

D6

NC-UCLAMP0501T

D8

0406-001375

D9

0406-001453

J1

3708-002620

J2

PAD-ZOOM5-WB750-2VER

J3

3711-006028

J4

FPCB-6284-14P

LED1

0601-002037

LED601

0601-003120

LED602

0601-002037

MICL_N

TP-LW-OVAL-TYPE

MICL_P

TP-LW-OVAL-TYPE

MICR_N

TP-LW-OVAL-TYPE

MICR_P

TP-LW-OVAL-TYPE

NR603

2007-000171

NR604

2007-000171

NR605

2007-000171

POLLIWOG1

INSICK060X100

POLLIWOG2

INSICK060X100

POLLIWOG3

INSICK060X100

POLLIWOG4

INSICK060X100

POLLIWOG5

NTH1_1

POLLIWOG6

NTH1_1

POLLIWOG7

NTH2_0

POLLIWOG8

NTH2_0

Q201

0501-002601

Q601

0501-002601

Q602

0501-002601

R1

2007-001306

R10

2007-008487

R11

2007-007671

R12

2007-001306

R13

2007-007138

R2

2007-007310

R210

2007-008294

R3

2007-007309R42007-007315R52007-007489

R6

2007-008269

R601

OPEN-R1005

R615

OPEN-R1005

R616

2007-001306

R617

OPEN-R1005

R7

2007-007488

R8

2007-007312

R9

2007-007315

SW2

3404-001349

SW3

3404-001360

SW4

3406-001185

U1

1209-001585

4-2 STROBE PCB 4-3 TOP FPCB

BOTTOM

4-2

TOP

4-4 GPS PCB

C1

10NF

C10

220nF

C11

220nF

C12

220nF

C13

220nF

C14

10000nF

C15

0.0027nF

C16

10000nF

C17

100nF

C18

100nF

C19

100nF

C2

0.015NF

C20

100nF

C21

0.015NF

C22

2200NF

C23

220nF

C3

47nF

C4

1NF

C5

0.015NF

C6

0.0022nF

C7

0.27NF

C8

47nF

C9

0.22NF

F1

-

FB3

600OHM

G1

G2

J1

-

L1

6.8nH

L2

4.7UH

L3

9.1nH

L4

4.7nH

NC_R1

1000MOHM

NC_R2

1000MOHM

NC_R3

1000MOHM

NR1

0ohm

NR2

0ohm

R1

100OHM

R4

10Mohm

R7

100KOHM

TP1

U1

U3

U5

Y1

Y2

16.368MHz

0ohm

PCB diagrams

TOP

ANT1

BOTTOM

5. Block diagram

5-1 Block diagram

Zoom

Lens

Module

(x21)

Stereo MICStereo MIC

IMX083

16M

(SONY)

Shutter

KEY

MODE

DIAL

72Mhz72Mhz

sLVDSsLVDS

SPISPI

TOP FPCTOP FPC

POWER

ZOOM

Compass

Compass YAS530C

YAS530C

I2CI2C

SPI x2SPI x2

Motor/OIS Driver

(R2J30511LG)

25Mhz25Mhz

Power LED

KEY

(Blue)

AF LED

(Orange)

Accelerometer

(BMA222 )

SPISPI

DRIMeIII - POPDRIMeIII - POP

I2CI2C

x2

MXL800SM

I2CI2C

MUX + Charger

(MAX14616 )

GPS PCBGPS PCB

1.5Ghz1.5Ghz

GPS IC

PMIC

(ADP5046 )

DDR2 2G x 2

(MT47H128M16RT )

333Mhz333Mhz

ONE NAND 1G

(KFG1GN6W2D)

XTAL

(27MHz )

Audio Amp

(TPA2005D1ZQYR)

XTAL

(32KHz)

TCXO

(16MHz)

CHG LED

(Red)

Function

LED

(Green)

Battery

SLB-10A

XTAL

(32KHz)

SD card

Slot

HDMI JACK

(D type)

JTAG

Connector

KEY FPCB

(

NOBLE)

(NOBLE)

KEY ADKEY AD

WHEEL

KEY

SPEED

KEY

PLAY

KEY

pRGBpRGB

27Mhz27Mhz

SPISPI

Normal : 22Mhz

Normal : 22Mhz High speed : 44Mhz

High speed : 44Mhz

WIFI FPCWIFI FPC

50Mhz50Mhz

AMOLED

( SMD / 3.0” / VGA)

2.4Ghz WLAN2.4Ghz WLAN

WIFI/STROBO PCBWIFI/STROBO PCB

WIFI BlockWIFI Block

WIFI IC

BCM43362

STROBO

BLOCK

XTAL

(26MHz)

Block diagram

SPISPI

Gyro

(EWTS9P)

uUSB

JACK

MAIN PCBMAIN PCB

POPUP

PCB

MONO SPKMONO SPK

6. Firmware update

6-1 Product reset

■

This section describes how to reset the camera.

1. Press the power button to turn on the camera.

q

Power button

Firmware update

Fig. 6-1

2. First half-press and hold the shutter button and up button, and then press the power button.

e

Power button

w

Shutter button + up button

Up buttonShutter button

6-1

Fig. 6-2

Firmware update

3. Turn the camera on to view the reset setting.

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Date Type MM/DD/YYYY >

MoveExit

Exit

Fig. 6-3

Move

6-2

6-2 Version check

■

This section describes how to view the current rmware version.

1. Before upgrading your camera’s rmware, make sure the battery is fully charged.

2. Turn off the power of the camera.

3. First press and hold the shutter button and down button, and then press the power button.

w

Power button

Firmware update

q

Shutter button + down button

Fig. 6-4

4. The current rmware version is displayed on the LCD screen. Then, turn the camera off.

DSC: G202090

FW Version

DSC: G202090

OIS : 1201101

S/N : 123456789123

OIS : 1201101

S/N : A0013CBH700369C

down buttonShutter button

FW Version

6-3

Fig. 6-5

Firmware update

6-3 Upgrade

■

This section describes how to upgrade the rmware.

♦

Firmware execution information

The below table provides the information of rmware structure.

Code section contains the execution code to operate the camera. The partition 1 to 3 sections contain the all the resources to operate the camera. Partition 3 section contains the defective pixel adjustment data and lens shading adjustment data. User Area contains the setting value when user sets up the setting by the menu button. Also, User Area section contains the adjustment data through the adjustment process.

Code partition1 partition2 partition3 User Area

►

Reference for general version:

- It updates data contained in the Code and partition 1 section while partition 3 and User Area section data remain.

1. Format the memory card and copy the two les such as FWUP and WB850-FW-PV-202083.bin into the memory card.

Then insert the memory card into the camera.

* When the rmware is upgraded, all the camera settings are set to their default values. Since all the les stored in the internal memory will be deleted, ensure that les are copied to other storage devices before upgrading rmware.

FWUP

WB850-FW-PV-202083.bin

2. It is recommended that you use an AC adaptor or the fully charged batteries. * Before upgrading your camera’s rmware, make sure the battery is fully charged.

3. Press the power button to turn on the camera.

Power button

6-4

Fig. 6-6

Firmware update

4. The rmware version will display on the LCD screen. Press and hold the shutter button to start the rmware upgrade process.

Shutter button

FW Version

DSC: Full G202090 -> G202083

OIS : 1201101

S/N : A0013CBH700369C

FW Version

DSC: G202090

OIS : 1201101

S/N : 123456789123

Press the shutter button to upgrade the firmware.

Fig. 6-7

5. The display will show “Firmware is updating...”

Do not power off during the process.

Firmware is updating...

Do not power off during the process.

Fig. 6-8

6. Once the rmware upgrade is complete, the camera will automatically power off.

Firmware is updating...

6-5

Fig. 6-9

Firmware update

6-4 How to update the fimware when forced to quit

■

This section describes how to update the rmware when the power is not turned on.

!

CAUTION

All of the adjustment data will be deleted when forced to quit. Therefore you have to go over the adjustment process all over again.

1. Solder the Boot option TP on Main PCB to short out the circuit.

2. Download the rmware le.

(WB850_DSP_G_SR_SXXXXXX.zip)

3. Unzip the rmware le downloaded and copy the three rmware les below to the SD card.

(dnloader.bin, up_wb850.bin, WB850-FW-XX-XXXXXX.bin)

4. Insert the SD card containing the three rmware les into the SD card slot.

Press the power button to turn on the camera.

5. LED will blink while the rmware update is processing. LED will stop blinking when the rmware update is completed.

6. Remove the solder the Boot option TP on Main PCB. Then press the power button to turn on the camera.

6-6

7. Adjustment

7-1 Basic guide for adjustment

■ After replacing the parts, you need to adjust the following items.

■ The table below provides information about the necessary adjustment process.

Adjustment

1. Please refer to the table information before beginning the adjustment process.

MAIN

PCB

FIRMWARE UPGRADE

LENS SHADING ADJ

SHUTTER CLOSE TIME ADJ

IRIS ADJ

CMOS GAIN ADJ

FLASH & AWB ADJ

PUNT ADJ

CMOS DEFECT PIXEL ADJ

OIS CENTERING

SERIAL NUMBER WRITING ADJ

2. Necessary equipment

1) AE TESTER: AE TESTER is used to adjust the luminance level and the color temperature of the Light box. It helps adjust the luminance level to 12 LV and color temperature of the Light box to 3300K.

2) Innity Collimator for PUNT adjustment

3) 18% Reectance gray chart for FLASH & AWB adjustment and Dark Box.

4) POWER SUPPLY: 4.2V/2A

O X X X X X

O X X X O O

O O X O O O

O X X X O O

O X X X X X

WIFI-STROBO

PCB

TOP

FPCB

POP UP PCB

CIS

PCB

BARREL

ASSY

3. Adjustment le It is necessary to copy the adjustment le such as “WB850_ADJ.TXT” into the memory card to proceed the process.

7-1

Adjustment

4. Stages of the adjustment process is described below.

Insert Flash Card (Memory card)

by process

Power On (Worker)

Auto process to Test Mode/Execute

adjustment script

Yes

Check by process

Record log le by process

(If necessary)

Yes

Save adjustment value to EEPROM

Display adjusted value and whether

it is OK (LCD)

Check process ID

Pass/No pass

No

Display last process

ID executed normally

No

Save adjustment value to

EEPROM (If necessary)

Display adjusted value and whether

it is OK (LCD)

7-2

Set process ID (EEPROM)

Auto Power Off or continue

to proceed process

Power Off or stand by

7-2 Lens shading

■ This section describes how to adjust the Lens shading.

< Adjustment method >

NOTE: AE TESTER is used to adjust the luminance level and the color temperature of the Light box. AE TESTER helps adjust the luminance level of the Light box to 12 LV and color temperature of the Light box to 3300K.

Please follow the instruction to begin the process.

1. Copy the “WB850_ADJ.TXT” le into the memory card and insert it into the camera.

2. Mount the camera on AE TESTER. Press the power button to open the lens tube. Set the distance between the rear of the lens tube and the light box to 10mm ± 1mm.

3. Set the luminance level of the AE TESTER to 12 LV.

Light source box

Adjustment

Camera

Tripod

Back view of light source box

Fig. 7-1

4. Once the camera is turned on by pressing the power button, the process will begin automatically.

1) The iris and zoom is set to zero.

2) Refer to the EEPROM WRITE information and write the adjustment value to EEPROM.

3) Refer to the CARD WRITE information and write the adjustment value to the data le.

4) Set the USL(Upper Specication Limit) and LSL(Lower Specication Limit).

5. Once the process is completed, the camera will automatically turn off.

< Adjustment result >

Double-click the memory card folder to view the result. You will find the generated CSV file in the folder. Click the file to check the generated content.

< Restriction >

If the CSV le size is more than 30KB, delete all of the previous data and repeat the step 4.

7-3

Adjustment

7-3 Shutter close time ADJ

■ This section describes how to adjust Shutter close time.

■ It generates the relative tolerance. This adjustment process help reduce the tolerances for better performance.

■ It proceeds CCD Gain adjustment process simultaneously.

< Adjustment method >

NOTE: AE TESTER is used to adjust the luminance level and the color temperature of the Light box. AE TESTER helps adjust the luminance level of the Light box to 12 LV and color temperature of the Light box to 3300K.

Please follow the instruction to begin the process.

1. Copy the “WB850_ADJ.TXT” le into the memory card and insert it into the camera.

2. Mount the camera on AE TESTER. Press the power button to open the lens. Set the distance between the rear of the lens and the light box to 10mm ± 1mm.

3. Set the luminance level of the AE TESTER to 12 LV.

Light source box

Camera

Tripod

Back view of light source box

Fig. 7-2

4. Once the camera is turned on by pressing the power button, the process will begin automatically.

1) The Line delay and SUb delay are adjusted to the luminance level range of 12 LV.

2) If the value of the Line delay is in the range of the minimum and maximum value, the result is OK. Otherwise, it is NG.

3) Refer to the EEPROM WRITE information and write the adjustment value to EEPROM.

4) Refer to the CARD WRITE information and write the adjustment value to the data le.

5. Once the process is completed, the camera will automatically turn off.

< Adjustment result >

Double-click the memory card folder to view the result. You will find the generated CSV file in the folder. Click the file to check the generated content.

< Restriction >

If the CSV le size is more than 30KB, delete all of the previous data and repeat the step 4.

7-4

7-4 IRIS ADJ

■ This section describes how to adjust Iris.

■ It generates the relative aperture tolerance. This adjustment process help reduce the aperture tolerances for better performance.

< Adjustment method >

NOTE: AE TESTER is used to adjust the luminance level and the color temperature of the Light box. AE TESTER helps adjust the luminance level of the Light box to 12 LV and color temperature of the Light box to 3300K.

Please follow the instruction to begin the process.

1. Copy the “WB850_ADJ.TXT” le into the memory card and insert it into the camera.

2. Mount the camera on AE TESTER. Press the power button to open the lens. Set the distance between the rear of the lens and the light box to 10mm ± 1mm.

3. Set the luminance level of the AE TESTER to 12 LV.

Light source box

Adjustment

Camera

Tripod

Back view of light source box

Fig. 7-3

4. Once the camera is turned on by pressing the power button, the process will begin automatically.

1) Set the optical aperture value (AV).

2) Set the Exposure Time and Gain Value to xed values. Get the Preview G value by changing the aperture level.

3) If the Preview G value in the higher aperture level is greater than the Preview G value in the lower aperture level, luminance level is 12 LV. Otherwise, luminance level is not 12 LV.

4) Check the aperture value (AV) generated if it is in the range of the Iris adjustment. If the value is in the range, the color temperature of the Light box is 3300K. Otherwise, color temperature of the Light box is not 3300K.

5) Set the nal aperture value (AV) as the difference between the highest and the lowest aperture value if it generates the value fulllled

the step 3 to 4.

6) Refer to the EEPROM WRITE information and write the adjustment value to EEPROM.

7) Refer to the CARD WRITE information and write the adjustment value to the data le.

5. Once the process is completed, the camera will automatically turn off.

< Adjustment result >

Double-click the memory card folder to view the result. You will find the generated CSV file in the folder. Click the file to check the generated content.

< Restriction >

If the CSV le size is more than 30KB, delete all of the previous data and repeat the step 4.

7-5

Adjustment

7-5 CMOS gain ADJ

■ This section describes how to adjust CMOS gain.

■ It generates the relative CMOS saturation tolerance.

This adjustment process help reduce the CMOS saturation tolerances for better performance.

< Adjustment method >

NOTE: AE TESTER is used to adjust the luminance level and the color temperature of the Light box. AE TESTER helps adjust the luminance level of the Light box to 12 LV and color temperature of the Light box to 3300K.

Please follow the instruction to begin the process.

1. Copy the “WB850_ADJ.TXT” le into the memory card and insert it into the camera.

2. Mount the camera on AE TESTER. Press the power button to open the lens. Set the distance between the rear of the lens and the light box to 10mm ± 1mm.

3. Set the luminance level of the AE TESTER to 12 LV.

Light source box

Camera

Tripod

Back view of light source box

Fig. 7-4

4. Once the camera is turned on by pressing the power button, the process will begin automatically.

1) Refer to the EEPROM WRITE information and write the adjustment value to EEPROM.

2) Refer to the CARD WRITE information and write the adjustment value to the data le.

3) Set the USL(Upper Specication Limit) and LSL(Lower Specication Limit).

5. Once the process is completed, the camera will automatically turn off.

< Adjustment result >

Double-click the memory card folder to view the result. You will find the generated CSV file in the folder. Click the file to check the generated content.

< Restriction >

If the CSV le size is more than 30KB, delete all of the previous data and repeat the step 4.

7-6

7-6 Flash & AWB ADJ

■ This section describes how to adjust the Flash and AWB.

It test the brightness of Strobe within the certain limit of the luminance level to verify that a product works properly.

■ It proceeds the AWB HIGH adjustment process simultaneously.

1. Set the 18% Reflectance gray card on the wall in the darkroom.

2. Copy the “WB850_ADJ.TXT” le into the memory card and insert it into the camera. Mount the camera on Dark Box.

3. Set the distance between the reflective paper and camera to 50cm.

18% Reflectance gray card

Adjustment

50cm

Camera

Tripod

Fig. 7-5

4. Once the camera is turned on by pressing the power button, the process will begin automatically.

1) Refer to the Table 7-2. It provides the information of the adjustment process. Proceed the process twice in a raw. If the value is the range of the standard luminance level, it assures overall hardware quality is good.

2) Average out the two test values. Then check the R gain and B gain to verify the quality of hardware.

3) Refer to the EEPROM WRITE information and write the adjustment value to EEPROM.

4) Write the R. B gain to the EEPROM if the hadware quality test is passed sucessfully.

5. Once the process is completed, the camera will automatically turn off.

< Adjustment result >

Double-click the memory card folder to view the result. You will find the generated CSV file in the folder. Click the file to check the generated content.

< Restriction >

If the CSV le size is more than 30KB, delete all of the previous data and repeat the step 4.

7-7

Adjustment

7-7 Punt ADJ

■ This section describes how to adjust the PUNT. After replacing the MAIN PCB and BARREL, you must decide the AF search range, allowing focus to be properly adjusted for the best picture quality.

■ Necessary equipment: Innity Collimator/ Innity Subject (Proceed through the adjustment process with Innity Collimator or Innity Subject as illustrated below.)

< With Innity Collimator >

1. Copy the “WB850_ADJ.TXT” le into the memory card and insert it into the camera.

2. Please follow the instruction below to begin the punt adjustment process.

1) Innity Collimator Specications

- Set the luminance level to 6 LV.

- Set the distance as less than 1cm between the end of camcorder lens and lens surface of the innity Collimator.

- Do not remove the camcorder from tripod during the process.

Fig. 7-6

Infinity Collimator

Camera

Tripod

7-8

< With Subject Specications >

2) Innity Subject Specications

- Secure the camcorder on the tripod and adjust the height.

- Focus on a subject at innity which is more than 500m away.

- Choose a subject where it is essentially innitely far away such as apartment or church as illustrated below.

Set the subject centered and an subject should enough be dis-

played within about 1/5(one-fth)

of the LCD screen size.

Adjustment

Camera

Tripod

Fig. 7-7

!

CAUTION

Try not to attempt the adjustment process during the night. It may generate the inaccurate test result

due to the difculty of auto focus. If you want to proceed the process, choose a subject such as glass building

making the contrast level low.

3. Press the power button to turn on the camera.

4. The adjustment process will automatically begin.

Double-click the memory card folder to view the result. You will find the generated CSV file in the folder. Click the file to check the generated content.

7-9

Adjustment

7-8 CMOS defect ADJ

■ This section describes how to adjust the defective pixel detection for CMOS image sensor.

1. Copy the “WB850_ADJ.TXT” le into the memory card and insert it into the camera.

2. Once the camera is turned on by pressing the power button, the process will begin automatically.

1) Check the data such as reference level, exposure time and loop before beginning the defective pixel detection adjustment.

2) Refer to the specications about the maximum number of defective cells. Then proceed the process.

3) Refer to the CARD WRITE information and write the number of defective cells to the data le.

3. Once the adjustment process is completed, the camera will automatically turn off.

Double-click the memory card folder to view the result. You will find the generated CSV file in the folder. Click the file to check the generated content.

7-9 OIS centering ADJ

■ This section describes how to test the OIS centering performance.

1. Copy the “WB850_ADJ.TXT” le into the memory card and insert it into the camera.

2. Once the camera is turned on by pressing the power button, the process will begin automatically. OIS module is actively moved up, down, left and right .

3. Once the adjustment process is completed, the camera will automatically turn off.

Double-click the memory card folder to view the result. You will find the generated CSV file in the folder. Click the file to check the generated content.

!

CAUTION

Set the camera face up on a stable surface such as a table, desk or oor. Otherwise, it will signicantly degrade the performance, generating the noise on Gyro Sensor and Hall Sensor.

7-10

Adjustment

7-10 Serial number writing process

■ Serial number is provided in the cameras non-volatile memory. A serial number is a 15-digit alphanumeric code indicated on the sticker at the bottom of a camera.

■ It helps to verity the authenticity of Samsung digital camera by checking the 15-digit serial number.

!

CAUTION

It is necessary to proceed the serial number writing process after replacing the parts due to the Main PCB failure.

1

.

Generate WB850_ADJ.txt le and copy it into the memory card.

• Find the 15-digit alphanumericserial number written on the Main board.

sys_serial set

A0013CBH700369C

sys_serial get poweroff zoom_close

Fig. 7-8

2. Replace the Main board and insert the memory card that contains WB850_ADJ.txt le into the camera.

3. Press the power button to turn on the camera.

Power button

Fig. 7-9

4. The new serial number will be applied automatically and it is provided in the cameras non-volatile memory.

5. Once the process is completed, the camera will automatically turn off.

7-11

Adjustment

To view the result, rst press and hold the shutter button and down button, and then press the power button. Serial number will be displayed on the screen.

w

Power button

q

Shutter button + down button

down buttonShutter button

FW Version

DSC: G202090

OIS : 1201101

S/N : 123456789123

FW Version

DSC: G202090

OIS : 1201101

S/N : A0014CBH700369C

Fig. 7-10

7-12

8. Exploded view and parts list

8-1 BODY ASSEMBLY

Exploded view and parts list

Item

Service Info.

Service is available. (SA)

Service is not available. (SNA)

1-1

Loc. No. Parts No. Description Qty Available Remark

1-1 6001-002152 SCREW(MACHINE) 6 X

8-1

Exploded view and parts list

8-2 MAIN ASSEMBLY

2-7

2-8

2-9

2-5

2-6

2-4

2-11

2-1

2-2

2-3

2-13

2-12

8-2

2-10

2-14

Exploded view and parts list

Loc. No. Parts No. Description Qty Available Remark

2-1 AD92-01807A

2-2 AD97-22137A ASSY-FRAME MAIN 1 O

2-3 6003-001717 SCREW(TAPTITE) 5 X

2-4 AD92-01867A ASSY-PCB KEY 1 O

2-5 AD97-21773A ASSY BARREL-WB850 1 O

2-6 AD63-06992A CUSHION GLASS-IR CUT FILTER 1 O

2-7 AD63-06759A SHEET-FILTER-WB850 1 O

2-8 AD92-01802A ASSY PCB FPC-CIS;DSC 1 O

2-9 6003-001633 SCREW-TAPTYPE 3 O

2-10 AD97-22506A OELD AM 1 X

2-11 AD63-06840A CUSHION-AMOLED 1 X

2-12 AD61-05677A PLATE-AMOLED 1 X

2-13 AD67-02470A RUBBER-AMOLED 1 O

2-14 AD97-22506A LCD SUB ASSY 1 O

ASSY-PCB MAIN

1 O

8-3

Exploded view and parts list

8-3 MAIN SUB ASSEMBLY

3-5

3-3

3-6

3-1

3-4

3-2

3-7

8-4

3-11

3-9

3-10

3-12

3-8

Exploded view and parts list

Loc. No. Parts No. Description Qty Available Remark

3-1 AD92-01803A ASSY-FPC TOP 1 O

3-2 AD63-06816A COVER-BOTTOM 1 O

3-3 AD41-01833A WIFI-FPC 1 O

3-4 AD63-06834A SHEET-SPONGE MIC 2 X

3-5 AD42-00016A WIFI-ANTENA 1 O

3-6 3003-001183 MIC-CONDENSOR 2 O

3-7 3001-002712 SPEAKER 1 O

3-8 2401-005139 C-AL 2 X

3-9 AD61-05666A HOLDER-CONDECSOR 1 X

3-10 AD94-00273A ASSY SMD INSERT-WIFI 1 X

3-11 AD92-01871A ASSY PCB-WB850_COIN_PCB 1 X

3-12 AD92-01804A

ASSY PCB SUB-WIFI;DSC-B850,WB850,ASSY P

1 O

8-5

Exploded view and parts list

8-4 CHAMBER ASSEMBLY

4-2

4-4

4-14

4-3

4-6

4-5

4-10

4-8

4-1

4-13

4-11

4-12

4-9

4-7

Loc. No. Parts No. Description Qty Available Remark

4-1 AD64-03108A CHAMBER BODY 1 O

4-2 AD61-05669A PLATE CHAMBER 1 O

4-3 AD61-05213A SPRING-ETC BATTERY PUSH 1 O

4-4 AD61-05511A HOLDER-STRAP 1 O

4-5 AD61-05514A PLATE-BATTERY 1 X

4-6 AD63-06580A COVER-BATTERY-LOCK 1 X

4-7 AD63-06818A COVER-BATTERY 1 X

4-8 AD66-01012A LEVER-BATTERY LOCK 1 O

4-9 6107-001538 SPRING-TS(LOCK LEVER) 1 O

4-10 6044-001137 RING-E 1 O

4-11 AD61-05245A SPRING-ETC COVER BATTERY 1 O

4-12 AD61-05517A HINGE-COVER BATTERY 1 O

4-13 AD64-03681A GRILL SHEET SPEAKER 1 O

4-14 BATTERY COVER ASSY_BK 1 O

8-6

8-5 TOP COVER ASSSEMBLY

5-3

Exploded view and parts list

5-26

5-4

5-5

5-6

5-7

5-11

5-2

5-9

5-22

5-23

5-24

5-10

5-25

5-15

5-21

5-14

5-12

5-13

5-8

5-16

5-17

5-1

5-18

5-19

5-20

8-7

Exploded view and parts list

Loc. No. Parts No. Description Qty Available Remark

5-1 AD63-06820A

5-2 AD97-22138A ASSY-POPUP FLASH 1 X

5-3 AD64-03703A DECO-COVER MODE_DIAL 1 O

5-4 AD64-03668A KNOB MODE DAIL 1 O

5-5 AD64-01738A CLICK BALL 1 O

5-6 AD61-05497A SPRING MODE DAIL 1 O

5-7 AD61-05383A PLATE MODE DAIL 1 O

5-8 6003-001661 SCREW 5 X

5-9 AD97-22139A ASSY-BUTTON ZOOM 1 X

5-10 AD64-03670A INDICATOR MODE 1 X

5-11 AD61-05673A PLATE ZOOM BUTTON 1 O

5-12 AD61-05674A PLATE ZOOM CONTACT 1 O

5-13 AD61-05707A SPRING-ETC ZOOM LEVER 1 O

5-14 AD67-02429A CAP BUTTON POWER 1 X

COVER-TOP

1 X

5-15 AD61-05667A HODER BUTTON POWER 1 X

5-16 AD64-03672A BUTTON POWER 1 X

5-17 6107-002668 SPRING FLASH (EX-1) 1 X

5-18 AD64-03673A BUTTON POP UP 1 X

5-19 AD64-03675A BUTTON POP UP INNER 1 X

5-20 AD61-05675A PLATE GUIDE POPUP 1 X

5-21 AD61-05668A GUIDE POPUP 1 X

5-22 AD61-05678A SHAFT HINGE_A 1 X

5-23 AD61-05681A SPRING-ETC_FLASH 1 X

5-24 6044-001137 RING-E 1 X

5-25 6003-001630 SCREW 1 X

5-26 AD97-22133A ASSY COVER-TOP_WB850F_RBK 1 O

8-8

8-6 FRONT COVER ASSEMBLY

Exploded view and parts list

6-11

6-9

6-8

6-7

6-6

6-5

6-10

6-4

6-3

6-2 6-1

6-10

Loc. No. Parts No. Description Qty Available Remark

6-1 AD64-03677A DECORATION FRONT RING 1 X

6-2 AD63-06911A T-SHEET DECO RING 1 X

6-3 AD64-03698A DECORATION FRONT RING PC 1 O

6-4 AD63-06573A COVER FRONT 1 X

6-5 AD63-06837A T-SHEET FRONT 1 X

6-6 AD64-03095A WINDOW LED AF 1 X

6-7 AD63-06827A COVER FRONT GRIP 1 X

6-8 6003-001717 SCREW 4 X

6-9 AD63-06829A COVER SOCKET 1 O

6-10 AD64-03427A BADGE SAMSUNG LOGO 1 X

6-11 AD97-22135A FRONT COVER ASSY_BK 1 O

8-9

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8-7 BACK COVER ASSEMBLY

7-11

7-10 7-9 7-8 7-7 7-6 7-5 7-4

7-3 7-2 7-1

Loc. No. Parts No. Description Qty Available Remark

7-1 AD64-03676A

7-2 AD61-05683A SPRING CS 1 X

7-3 AD66-01017A LEVER SPEED 1 X

7-4 AD63-06825A COVER BACK GRIP 1 X

7-5 AD63-06836A T/SHEET BACK GRIP 1 X

7-6 AD63-06825A COVER BACK 1 X

7-7 AD66-01018A LEVER SPEED INNER 1 X

7-8 AD61-05670A PLATE LEVER SPEED 1 X

7-9 6031-001628 WASHER PLAIN 1 X

7-10 AD61-05682A SPRING TS 1 X

7-11 AD97-22136A BACK COVER ASSY_BK 1 O

8-10

BUTTON REC

1 X

8-8 BARREL ASSEMBLY

8-59

8-57

8-32

8-31

8-30

8-29

8-3

8-1

8-2

8-4

8-5

8-33

8-6

8-10

8-54

8-34

8-7

8-11

8-62

8-35

8-8

8-12

8-36

8-9

8-13

8-37

8-14

8-16

8-39

8-41

8-15

8-60

8-42

8-38

8-40

8-19

8-43

8-17

8-44

8-18

8-20

8-45

8-21

Exploded view and parts list

8-51

8-46

8-22

8-47

8-24

8-23

8-25

8-49

8-48

8-26

8-27

8-50

8-28

8-61

8-53

8-56

8-52

8-58

8-55

8-11

Exploded view and parts list

Loc. No. Parts No. Description Qty Available Remark

8-1 AD64-03548A

8-2 6003-001659 SCREW TAPTYPE 1 X

8-3 AD63-06546A BARRIER PANEL 1 X Royal Black

8-4 AD63-06547A BARRIER BLADE A 2 X Royal Black

8-5 AD63-06548A BARRIER BLADE B 2 X Royal Black

8-6 AD63-06544A BARRIER BASE 1 X

8-7 6107-003266 SPRING ES (CLOSE) 2 X

8-8 6107-003265 SPIRNG EX (OPEN) 1 X

8-9 AD63-06545A BARRIER LEVER 1 X

8-10 AD67-02346A LENS G1 1 X

8-11 AD67-02347A LENS G2 1 X

8-12 AD67-02348A LENS G3 1 X

8-13 AD67-02394A BARREL 1ST 1 X

8-14 AD67-02395A BARREL SLIPRING 1 X

8-15 AD67-02393A BARREL ZOOMRING 1 X

8-16 AD66-00990A SHAFT ZOOMRING PIN 6 X

DECORING ZOOMRING

1 O Royal Black

8-17 AD67-02349A LENS G4 1 X

8-18 AD67-02350A LENS G5 1 X

8-19 AD67-02351A LENS G6 1 X

8-20 AD67-02396A BARREL 2ND 1 X

8-21 AD67-02390A BARREL INNER CAM 1 X

8-22 AD67-02392A BARREL GUIDE 1 X

8-23 AD97-21686A ASSY SHUTTER OIS 1 X

8-24 AD67-02352A LENS G7 1 X

8-25 AD67-02397A BARREL 3RD 1 X

8-26 AD67-02353A LENS G8 1 X

8-27 AD67-02354A LENS G9 1 X

8-28 AD67-02355A LENS G10 1 X

8-29 AD64-03549A DECORING CAM 1 X Royal Black

8-30 AD67-02391A BARREL CAM 1 X

8-12

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Loc. No. Parts No. Description Qty Available Remark

8-31 AD64-03550A

8-32 AD67-02388A BARREL OUTER CAM 1 X

8-33 AD67-02389A BARREL OUTER GUIDE 1 X

8-34 AD67-02398A BARREL 4TH 1 X

8-35 AD67-02356A LENS G11 1 X

8-36 AD97-21783A BARREL BASE 1 O

8-37 AD97-21685A ASSY MOTOR ZOOM 1 O

8-38 6003-001629 SCREW TAPTYPE 2 X

8-39 AD67-02399A BARREL 5TH 1 X

8-40 AD67-02357A LENS G12 1 X

8-41 6107-003264 SPRING CS (AF) 1 X

8-42 AD66-00991A SHAFT AF GUIDE 1 X

8-43 6003-001629 SCREW TAPTYPE 2 X

8-44 AD61-05502A BASE LENS 1 X

8-45 6003-001659 SCREW TAPTYPE 5 X

8-46 AD97-21684A ASSY MOTOR AF 1 O

DECORING OUTER CAM

1 X Royal Black

8-47 AD92-01774A FPC BARREL MAIN 1 X

8-48 AD63-03625A IR CUT FILTER 1 O

8-49 AD63-06759A SHEET FILTER 1 O

8-50 AD92-01802A ASSY PCB FPC-CIS 1 O

8-51 6003-001633 SCREW TAPTYPE 3 X

8-52 AD97-21760A ASSY SUB BARREL-2ND LENS O

8-53 AD97-21764A ASSY SUB BARREL-SLIPRING O

8-54 AD97-21762A ASSY SUB BARREL-4TH LENS O

8-55 AD97-21765A ASSY SUB BARREL-OIS O

8-56 AD97-21766A ASSY SUB BARREL-ZOOMRING O

8-57 AD97-21767A ASSY SUB BARREL-CAM_BK O Royal Black

8-58 AD97-21768A ASSY SUB BARREL-INNER CAM O

8-59 AD97-21769A ASSY SUB BARREL-OUTER CAM_BK O Royal Black

8-60 AD97-21770A ASSY LENS BASE O

8-61 AD97-21771A ASSY BARRIER_BK O Royal Black

8-62 AD97-21773A ASSY BARREL_BK O Royal Black

8-13

Exploded view and parts list

8-9 PACKING ITEMS

9-1

Loc. No. Parts No. Description Qty Available Remark

9-1 4302-001221 LITHIUM-ION_SLB-10A 1 O

9-2 AD39-00190A CB5MU05E_USB CABLE 1 O

9-3 AD39-00146A CBF IF(20PIN_AV_CABLE_SCC-AV20) 1 O

AD44-00178A AC ADAPTOR_AD5055_KOR 1 O

AD44-00184A AD5055_CHI 1 O

AD44-00183A AD5055_EXP 1 O

AD44-00179A AD5055_USA 1 O

9-4

AD44-00182A AD5055_UK 1 O

AD44-00185A AD5055_AUS 1 O

AD44-00181A AD5055_ARG 1 O

AD44-00180A AD5055_BRA 1 O

AD63-02604A STRAP_KENOX_S860_BLACK 1 O

9-5

AD63-02596A STRAP_KENOX_S730_SILVER 1 O

9-2 9-3

9-4 9-5

8-14

Area Web Site

Europe, MENA, CIS, Africa https://gspn1.samsungcsportal.com

E.Asia, W.Asia, China, Japan https://gspn2.samsungcsportal.com

N.America, S.America https://gspn3.samsungcsportal.com

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Printed in Korea March, 2012

Code No: EC-WB850F/WB855F