Sony PMW-EX3 Service Manual

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SOLID-STATE MEMORY CAMCORDER

PMW-EX3

SERVICE MANUAL 1st Edition

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! WARNING

This manual is intended for qualified service personnel only. To reduce the risk of electric shock, fire or injury, do not perform any servicing other than that contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

! WARNUNG

Die Anleitung ist nur für qualifiziertes Fachpersonal bestimmt. Alle Wartungsarbeiten dürfen nur von qualifiziertem Fachpersonal ausgeführt werden. Um die Gefahr eines elektrischen Schlages, Feuergefahr und Verletzungen zu vermeiden, sind bei Wartungsarbeiten strikt die Angaben in der Anleitung zu befolgen. Andere als die angegeben Wartungsarbeiten dürfen nur von Personen ausgeführt werden, die eine spezielle Befähigung dazu besitzen.

! AVERTISSEMENT

Ce manual est destiné uniquement aux personnes compétentes en charge de l’entretien. Afin de réduire les risques de décharge électrique, d’incendie ou de blessure n’effectuer que les réparations indiquées dans le mode d’emploi à moins d’être qualifié pour en effectuer d’autres. Pour toute réparation faire appel à une personne compétente uniquement.

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CAUTION

ADVARSEL!

Lithiumbatteri-Eksplosionsfare ved fejlagtig

håndtering.

Udskiftning må kun ske med batteri

af samme fabrikat og type.

Levér det brugte batteri tilbage til leverandøren.

Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.

Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer. Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Vorsicht!

Explosionsgefahr bei unsachgemäßem Austausch

der Batterie.

Ersatz nur durch denselben oder einen vom

Hersteller empfohlenen ähnlichen Typ. Entsorgung

gebrauchter Batterien nach Angaben des

Herstellers.

ATTENTION

Il y a danger d’explosion s’il y a remplacement

incorrect de la batterie.

Remplacer uniquement avec une batterie du même

type ou d’un type équivalent recommandé par le

constructeur.

Mettre au rebut les batteries usagées conformément

aux instructions du fabricant.

ADVARSEL

Lithiumbatteri - Eksplosjonsfare.

Ved utskifting benyttes kun batteri som

anbefalt av apparatfabrikanten.

Brukt batteri returneres

apparatleverandøren.

VARNING

Explosionsfara vid felaktigt batteribyte.

Använd samma batterityp eller en likvärdig typ

som rekommenderas av apparattillverkaren.

Kassera använt batteri enligt gällande

föreskrifter.

VAROITUS

Paristo voi räjähtää jos se on virheellisesti

asennettu.

Vaihda paristo ainoastaan laitevalmistajan

suosittelemaan tyyppiin.

Hävitä käytetty paristo valmistajan ohjeiden

mukaisesti.

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Manual Structure

Purpose of this manual ................................................................. 4

Related manuals ........................................................................... 4

1. Service Overview

1-1. External Connectors ........................................................ 1-1

1-1-1. Signal Inputs and Outputs ..................................... 1-1

1-2. Location of the Printed Wiring Boards ........................... 1-4

1-3. Circuit Description .......................................................... 1-5

1-4. Service Tools/Measuring Equipment List .................... 1-11

1-4-1. Service Tools ....................................................... 1-11

1-4-2. Measuring Equipment ......................................... 1-11

1-5. Firmware Upgrade ........................................................ 1-12

1-6. Recommended Replacement Parts ............................... 1-13

1-7. Note on Service ............................................................. 1-14

1-7-1. Requirements on Replacement of

Boards or Parts .................................................... 1-14

1-7-2. Note on Replacement of Parts on the Board ....... 1-14

1-7-3. Description of Number Seal on the Prism ........... 1-14

1-7-4. Memory Backup Battery ..................................... 1-14

1-7-5. Unleaded Solder .................................................. 1-14

1-8. Connector Location Diagram on Board ........................ 1-15

1-9. Replacing the Flexible Card Wires ...............................1-16

1-10. Replacing the Coaxial Cable with Connector

(Fine Pitch Coaxial Cable) ............................................ 1-16

1-11. List of Error Numbers on the LCD Display .................1-18

1-12. Servicing software “ServiceNavi-EX” ......................... 1-18

2. Replacement of Main Parts

2-1. Outline of Replacement Procedures ...............................2-1

2-2. Replacement Procedures ................................................. 2-2

2-2-1. Lithium Battery ..................................................... 2-2

2-2-2. Bottom Panel .........................................................2-2

2-2-3. Pad Sub Assembly, Pad Cover ..............................2-3

2-2-4. LCD Assembly, CT-251 Board ............................. 2-4

2-2-5. Handle Top Cover Assembly ................................ 2-5

2-2-6. KSW-54 Board, Control Switch Block .................2-6

2-2-7. IF-1069 Board, LED-469 Board ...........................2-7

2-2-8. AXM-36 Board, HN-349 Board ............................ 2-8

2-2-9. Handle Assembly ..................................................2-9

2-2-10. Microphone Assembly ........................................ 2-10

2-2-11. Microphone Unit, MA-164 Board,

RM-214 Board ..................................................... 2-11

2-2-12. SWC-49 Board .................................................... 2-12

2-2-13. Inside Panel Assembly ........................................ 2-13

2-2-14. CN-3050 Board ................................................... 2-14

2-2-15. Connector Rear Assembly ................................... 2-15

2-2-16. ASW-66 Board, SW-1412 Board ........................2-16

2-2-17. SW-1410 Board ...................................................2-17

2-2-18. HN-344 Board .....................................................2-18

2-2-19. HN-343 Board, SWC-48 Board .......................... 2-19

2-2-20. SW-1411 Board ...................................................2-21

2-2-21. Outside Panel Sub Assembly .............................. 2-21

2-2-22. SW-1389 Board ...................................................2-22

2-2-23. Battery Case Assembly ....................................... 2-23

2-2-24. EX-DD Assembly ............................................... 2-24

2-2-25. CN-3023 Board ................................................... 2-26

2-2-26. RE-260 Board ...................................................... 2-26

2-2-27. EC-63 Board ........................................................ 2-27

2-2-28. PS-747 Board ...................................................... 2-28

2-2-29. TX-129 Board ..................................................... 2-29

2-2-30. Outside Connector Assembly ..............................2-30

2-2-31. DPR-289A Board ................................................ 2-31

2-2-32. Lens Mount Block ...............................................2-32

2-2-33. Prism Block Unit .................................................2-32

2-2-34. SE-923 Board ...................................................... 2-33

2-2-35. AU-318 Board .....................................................2-34

2-2-36. IR-42 Board ......................................................... 2-35

2-2-37. Replacing the Parts in the Lens Grip ................... 2-36

3. SERVICE Menu

3-1. SERVICE Menu List ...................................................... 3-1

3-2. SERVICE Menu Description .......................................... 3-3

3-2-1. Basic Menu Operations ......................................... 3-3

3-2-2. SERVICE Menu Structure .................................... 3-3

3-2-3. Displaying the SERVICE Menu ........................... 3-3

3-3. SERVICE Menu Description .......................................... 3-3

3-3-1. MAINTENANCE Menu ....................................... 3-3

3-3-2. RPN CORRECT Menu ......................................... 3-7

3-3-3. INFORMATION Menu ......................................... 3-8

4. Spare Parts

4-1. Notes on Repair Parts .....................................................4-1

4-2. Exploded Views ..............................................................4-2

4-3. Electrical Parts List .......................................................4-22

4-4. Supplied Accessories .................................................... 4-60

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5. Semiconductor Pin Assignments

6. Block Diagrams

Overall ............................................................................ 6-2

ASW-66 .......................................................................... 6-3

HN-337 ....................................................................... 6-3, 6

HP-144 ............................................................................6-3

LED-469 ......................................................................... 6-3

SW-1412 .........................................................................6-3

AU-318 ..................................................................... 6-4, 10

AXM-36 ...................................................................... 6-4, 9

HN-326 ..................................................................... 6-4, 10

HN-328 ........................................................................... 6-4

HN-343 ........................................................................... 6-4

HN-344 ..................................................................... 6-4, 10

HN-349 ....................................................................... 6-4, 9

KSW-54 ...................................................................... 6-4, 9

MA-164 ........................................................................... 6-4

SWC-48 ....................................................................6-4, 10

BI-202 .............................................................................6-5

BI-203 .............................................................................6-5

BI-204 .............................................................................6-5

DPR-289A ..........................................................6-5, 6, 7, 8

CN-3050 ......................................................................... 6-6

EC-63 ..............................................................................6-6

HN-347 ....................................................................... 6-7, 8

JK-81 ........................................................................... 6-7, 8

JK-84 ........................................................................... 6-7, 8

CT-251 ............................................................................6-9

HN-348 ........................................................................... 6-9

IF-1069 ........................................................................... 6-9

RM-214 ...........................................................................6-9

SWC-49 ..........................................................................6-9

BP-42 ............................................................................ 6-10

HN-345 ......................................................................... 6-10

HN-346 ......................................................................... 6-10

IR-42 .............................................................................6-10

SE-923 .......................................................................... 6-10

SW-1389 .......................................................................6-10

SW-1410 .......................................................................6-10

SW-1411 .......................................................................6-10

CN-3024 ....................................................................... 6-11

TX-129 .......................................................................... 6-11

CN-3022 ....................................................................... 6-12

DC-146 ......................................................................... 6-12

PS-747 ...........................................................................6-12

RE-260 ..........................................................................6-12

CN-3023 ....................................................................... 6-13

RE-261 ..........................................................................6-13

7. Schematic Diagrams

ASW-66 .......................................................................... 7-2

AU-318 ........................................................................... 7-5

AXM-36 .......................................................................... 7-8

BI-202 .............................................................................7-9

BI-203 ...........................................................................7-10

BI-204 ...........................................................................7-11

BP-42 ............................................................................ 7-12

CN-3022 ....................................................................... 7-12

CN-3023 ....................................................................... 7-13

CN-3024 ....................................................................... 7-14

CN-3050 ....................................................................... 7-14

CT-251 ..........................................................................7-15

DC-146 ......................................................................... 7-15

DPR-289A .................................................................... 7-16

EC-63 ............................................................................7-46

HN-328 ......................................................................... 7-46

HN-343 ......................................................................... 7-46

HN-326 ......................................................................... 7-47

HN-337 ......................................................................... 7-47

HN-344 ......................................................................... 7-48

HN-345 ......................................................................... 7-48

HN-346 ......................................................................... 7-48

HN-347 ......................................................................... 7-49

HN-348 ......................................................................... 7-49

HN-349 ......................................................................... 7-49

HP-144 ..........................................................................7-50

IF-1069 ......................................................................... 7-50

IR-42 .............................................................................7-51

JK-81 .............................................................................7-52

JK-84 .............................................................................7-53

KSW-54 ........................................................................ 7-54

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LED-469 ....................................................................... 7-55

PS-747 ........................................................................... 7-55

MA-164 ......................................................................... 7-56

RE-260 ..........................................................................7-57

RE-261 ..........................................................................7-61

RM-214 .........................................................................7-64

SE-923 .......................................................................... 7-64

SW-1411 .......................................................................7-64

SW-1389 .......................................................................7-65

SW-1410 .......................................................................7-65

SW-1412 .......................................................................7-65

SWC-48 ........................................................................7-66

SWC-49 ........................................................................7-68

TX-129 .......................................................................... 7-69

Frame Wiring ................................................................7-77

8. Board Layouts

ASW-66 .......................................................................... 8-2

AU-318 ........................................................................... 8-2

AXM-36 .......................................................................... 8-3

BI-202 .............................................................................8-3

BI-203 .............................................................................8-3

BI-204 .............................................................................8-4

BP-42 .............................................................................. 8-4

CN-3022 ......................................................................... 8-4

CN-3023 ......................................................................... 8-4

CN-3024 ......................................................................... 8-4

CN-3050 ......................................................................... 8-4

CT-251 ............................................................................8-5

DC-146 ........................................................................... 8-5

DPR-289A ......................................................................8-5

EC-63 ..............................................................................8-7

HN-326 ........................................................................... 8-7

HN-328 ........................................................................... 8-7

HN-337 ........................................................................... 8-8

HN-343 ........................................................................... 8-8

HN-344 ........................................................................... 8-8

HN-345 ........................................................................... 8-8

HN-346 ........................................................................... 8-8

HN-347 ........................................................................... 8-8

HN-348 ........................................................................... 8-8

HN-349 ........................................................................... 8-9

HP-144 ............................................................................8-9

IF-1069 ........................................................................... 8-9

IR-42 ............................................................................... 8-9

JK-81 ............................................................................... 8-9

JK-84 ............................................................................... 8-9

KSW-54 ........................................................................ 8-10

LED-469 ....................................................................... 8-10

MA-164 ......................................................................... 8-10

PS-747 ........................................................................... 8-10

RE-260 ..........................................................................8-11

RE-261 ..........................................................................8-11

RM-214 .........................................................................8-12

SE-923 ..........................................................................8-12

SW-1389 .......................................................................8-12

SW-1410 .......................................................................8-12

SW-1411 .......................................................................8-12

SW-1412 .......................................................................8-12

SWC-48 ........................................................................8-13

SWC-49 ........................................................................8-13

TX-129 .......................................................................... 8-14

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Purpose of this manual

Related manuals

Manual Structure

The service manual is intended for use by trained system and service engineers, and provides the information of maintenance and detailed service.

The following manuals are available in this model. If this manual is required, please contact your local Sony Sales Office/Service Center.

. Operating Instructions (Supplied with the unit)

This manual is necessary for application and operation (and installation) of this unit.

. “Semiconductor Pin Assignments” CD-ROM

This “Semiconductor Pin Assignments” CD-ROM allows you to search for semiconductors used in Broadcast and Professional equipment. This manual contains a complete list of semiconductors and their ID Nos., and thus should be used together with the CD-ROM. Part number: 9-968-546-06

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Section 1

Service Overview

1-1. External Connectors

1-1-1. Signal Inputs and Outputs

SIDE VIEW

FRONT VIEW

1 SDI OUT : BNC type

SDI output signal

2 MONITOR OUT : BNC type

1.0 V p-p, 75 Z

3 TC IN : BNC type

0.5V to 18V, 10 kZ

4 TC OUT : BNC type

1.0 V p-p, 75 Z

5 GENLOCK IN : BNC type

1.0 V p-p, 75 Z

6 (HEADPHONES) : Stereo mini jack

Sound monitor, monaural/stereo selectable _20.5 dBu (Reference level 16 Z loaded)

7 AUDIO IN CH-1, CH-2 : XLR (3P, Female)

REAR VIEW

!5 3 4 !]

_ EXT VIEW

(0 dBu = 0.775 V rms)

No. Signal I/O Specifications

1 MIC/LINE (G) __60 dBu/_50 dBu/_40 dBu/ 2 MIC/LINE (H) IN +4 dBu, selectable

3 MIC/LINE (C) IN High impedance, Balanced

8 S-VIDEO OUT : S-video connector (4P)

_ EXT VIEW

No. Signal I/O Specifications

1 Y/C_GND _ GND 2 Y/C_GND _ GND

3 S-Y O S OUT (Y)

4 S-C O S OUT (C)

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9 AUDIO OUT : RCA PIN

!= (USB) : Mini-B connector (5P)

_ EXT VIEW

No. Signal I/O Specifications

1 AUDIO CH-1 O _10 dBu

2 AUDIO CH-2 O

0 COMPONENT OUT : Mini D connector (10P)

210

_ EXT VIEW

No. Signal I/O Specifications

1 Y O COMPONENT (Y)

2 Y_GND _ Y GND

3 PB O COMPONENT (Pb)

4 PBPR_GND _ PBPR GND

5 PR O COMPONENT (Pr)

6NC _

7NC _

8NC _

9 SW_GND _

10 SW I

!- HDV : i.LINK connector (IEEE1394, S400) (4P)

_ EXT VIEW

No. Signal I/O Specifications

1TPB_ I/O Strobe on receive, data on

2TPB+ I/O Strobe on receive, data on

3TPA_ I/O Data on receive, strobe on

4TPA+ I/O Data on receive, strobe on

transmit B (_)

transmit B (+)

transmit A (_)

transmit A (+)

_ EXT VIEW

No. Signal I/O Specifications

1 VCC _ USB Vcc

2D _ I/O USB_

3D + I/O USB+

4ID _ NC

5 GND _ Ground

![ DC IN : 2P (DC JACK TYPE 4)

GNDEXT DC

_ EXT VIEW

!] REMOTE : (8P Female)

_ EXT VIEW

No. Signal I/O Specifications

1 TX RCP DATA (X) O SERIAL DATA OUT

2 TX RCP DATA (Y) O SERIAL DATA OUT

3 RX RCP DATA (X) I SERIAL DATA IN

4 RX RCP DATA (Y) I SERIAL DATA IN

5 DATA GND _ GND for VIDEO and DATA

6 UNREG +12 V O +11 V to 17 V

7 UNREG (GND) _ GND for UNREG

8 VIDEO (X) O 1.0 V p-p, Zo = 75 Z

CHASSIS GND _ CHASSIS GND

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!\ LENS REMOTE : (8P Female)

_ EXT VIEW

No. Signal I/O Specifications

1 COMMON_V O GND

2 ZOOM I GND: WIDE 1.66V: STOP

3.33V: TELE

3 COMMON+V O 3.33V

4 COMMON I 1.66V

5 REC I GND: ON OPEN: OFF

6 RET I GND: ON OPEN: OFF

7 SW COMMON O GND

8 FRAME GND _

!; Battery : (5P)

_ EXT VIEW

No. Signal I/O Specifications

1 BATT (+) _ +11 to +17 V dc

2 BAT_SCL O

3 BAT_SDA I/O

4 BATT_ID_DATA I

5 BATT (_) _

345

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1-2. Location of the Printed Wiring Boards

1 ASW-66 board 2 AU-318 board 3 AXM-36 board 4 BI-202 board 5 BI-203 board 6 BI-204 board 7 BP-42 board 8 CN-3022 board 9 CN-3023 board 0 CN-3024 board !- CN-3050board != CT-251 board

![ DC-146 board !] DPR-289A board !\ EC-63 board !; HN-326 board !' HN-328 board !, HN-337 board !. HN-343 board @/ HN-344 board @- HN-345 board @= HN-346 board @[ HN-347 board @] HN-348 board

@\ HN-349 board @; HP-144 board @' IF-1069 board @, IF-1072 board @. IR-42 board #/ JK-81 board #- JK-84 board #= KSW-54 board #[ LED-469 board #] MA-164 board #\ PS-747 board #; RE-260 board

#' RE-261 board #, RM-214 board #. SE-923 board $/ SW-1389 board $- SW-1410 board $= SW-1411 board $[ SW-1412 board $] SWC-48 board $\ SWC-49 board $; TX-129 board

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1-3. Circuit Description

1. CMOS Block System

BI-202/203/204 Board

The BI-202, BI-203 and BI-204 boards are the rigid flexible boards connecting the CMOS image sensors (IC1) to the DPR-289A board.

the following AUTO operations of the camera are detected. The detected signals are sent to the CAMERA MICON (camera u-processor: IC314).

. Auto white balance . Auto black balance . Auto focus . Auto iris . Auto knee

The CMOS image sensor receives the three primary colors of R, G and B that are separated from the incoming light by the prism. The CMOS image sensor converts the incoming primary color to electric signal. The built-in 12bit column A/D converters then convert the R, G and B analog video signals to the digital video signals respectively. The electronic shutter, analog gain amplifier and black level clamp functions are also provided in the above boards.

The BI-202 board is for the R-channel signal, the BI -203 board is for the G-channel signal and the BI -204 board is for the B-channel signal. The CMOS image sensor receives the sync signal and the serial communication signal from the DPR-289A board. The 12-bit digital video signals that are supplied from the CMOS image sensors pass through the EMI filters (FL1 to FL4) and are input to the DPR-289A board. Various decoupling capacitors and the damping resistors are also mounted in the above boards. IC3 of the BI-203 board is a temperature sensor that sends the temperature data to the CAMERA MICON (camera u- processor: IC314) on the DPR-289A board via I2C bus.

2. Camera Block System

DPR-289A Board

The DPR-289A board consists of the Camera Signal Processor IC (IC100) and the CAMERA MICON (camera u-processor: IC314) whereas the Camera Signal Processor IC (IC100) performs various processing on the digital video signal supplied from the CMOS image sensor, and the CAMERA MICON (IC314) performs control of IC100 and other various controls such as control of the CMOS image sensor and of lens. The output digital video (Y/C) signal is sent to the next circuit the video (baseband video) signal processing circuit.

The 12-bit digital video (RGB) signals supplied from the CMOS block (BI-202, BI-203 and BI-204 boards) first enter the camera signal processor IC (IC100). In the camera signal processor IC (IC100), average value, peak value of the RGB digital video signals that are required for

The digital video signal from the CMOS image sensor enters first the selector circuit selecting either the digital video signal from the CMOS image sensor or the internal TEST signal. The output video signal from the selector enters the compensation circuits consisting of the CMOS imager-related compensation circuit and the lens-related compensation circuit. The video signal then receives the white balance processing, and the matrix signal and the detail signal are added to the video signal. The video signal then receives the pedestal control, knee compensation, gamma correction and white/black clip processing. The video signal finally enters the baseband processing IC (IC400). The pixel number conversion processing from 1920/1080 to 1440/1080 or 1280/720 is also performed inside IC100.

The CAMERA MICON (camera u-processor: IC314) performs the overall control over the entire camera system and is controlled by the camera system controller (IC1600). Peripheral ICs of the CAMERA MICON (camera u- processor: IC314) are FLAH ROM (IC312) and SRAM (IC313). The CAMERA MICON (camera μ–processor: IC314) confirms the iris control and lens setup when the analog I/F lens is installed.

3. Video Signal System

DPR-289A Board

The digital video (Y/C) signal output from the camera signal processor IC (IC100) enters the baseband processing IC (IC400). The baseband processing IC (IC400) performs the overall baseband processing of video and audio signals with a single chip IC containing the various scaler functions (supporting the multiple format outputs), various OSD functions, PLL function (54 MHz → 74 MHz) and CPU. The baseband processing IC (IC400) provides the following outputs:

. HD/SD-SDI (digital): To TX-129 board . HD/SD Component (analog): To JK-81 board . Composite (analog): To JK-84 board . S-Video (analog): To JK-84 board . LCD signal (digital): To IF-1072 board

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The input/output signals of the baseband processing IC (IC400) are the following signals:

. MPEG encoder/decoder I/F signal (digital): To IC901 . Audio I/F signal (digital): To IC804

PAM memory (IC700, IC701). Peripheral circuits of the built-in CPU are FLASH ROM (IC603) and SDRAM (IC607). The baseband processing IC (IC400) is controlled by the system controller (IC1600). The LCD driver IC, SDI Copro, the audio system and the power save control of the output systems are controlled by the built-in CPU inside IC400.

4. Media Recording and Playback

DPR-289A board

Output from the baseband processing IC (IC400) is input into the MPEG encoder/decoder (IC901). The MPEG encoder/decoder (IC901) is the single-chip MPEG Codec IC that encodes and decodes both the highquality HD video signal and audio signal in real-time. It has various interfaces with signals such as MPEG video, video input/output, MPEG audio, audio input/output, bit stream input/output, and interface with the host. IC901 output is then input into LSI (IC900) for AVIT signal processing. LSI (IC900) for AVIT signal processing contains the builtin CPU and has interfaces for DDR2 SDRAM memory (IC1000, IC1001), PCI bus, PCI-Express bus, I/O for IC901, and serial communication with system controller (IC1600). IC900 is also connected to the NOR-type Flash ROM (IC1100) to read the CPU program in the IC900 during initial startup. LSI (IC900) for AVIT signal processing is controlled by the system controller (IC1600), in the same way as other main devices, and provides the following types of functions: video/audio stream control, access to the SxS memory card, mass storage operations when connected to USB and HDV device controls when connected to i-LINK.

Explanation of peripheral devices <SxS memory card slot>

Two memory card slot boards (EC-63) are connected to the dual channel PCI-Express signals coming from IC900 through a 0.5 mm pitch, 30-pin fine coaxial cables connected to CN1300 and CN1301. Furthermore, dual channel USB host signals output from USB host controller (IC1302) are connect to the EC-63 board through fine coaxial cables just as with the PCIExpress signals. IC1302 is controlled by PCI bus from IC900.

USB device signal output from USB device controller (IC1101) is connected to output board (JK-81) through the both-sided flexible board (HN-347) from CN1805 connector, and then it is connected to USB Mini-B connector (CN6) on the JK-81 board. IC1101 is controlled by the dedicated bus from IC900. If there is no USB connection, the power supply for IC1101 drops off.

<i-Link controller >

The i-Link signal output from the i-Link controller (IC1200) passes through the both-sided flexible board (HN-337) from the CN1803 connector. Then, the signal is sent from CN3 on HN-337 to the i-Link connector board (CN-3050) through the shielded wire, and connected to the 4 Pin i-Link connector (CN3) on the CN-3050 board. IC1200 is controlled by the PCI bus from IC900.

5. Audio system

This overview explains the audio system according to the audio block diagram shown in Fig. 1.

MA-164 board

The MA-164 board contains a built-in microphone unit. The MA-164 board amplifies the audio signal with the microphone bias power supply and head amplifier (Q5, Q7, and Q9, and Q6, Q8, and Q10). It provides the balanced output for the audio signal.

AXM-36 board

The AXM-36 board is a connector board on which XLR (3-pin) connector for external LINE/MIC input and the [LINE/MIC/MIC +48V] input selection switch for two channels are mounted on this connector board.

KSW-54 board

This board performs the read and tally controls for the switch on the handle. The audio signal block relays the audio signal between the MA-164 board and AXM-36 board.

HN-328/HN-343/SWC-48/HN-344 flexible board

This board relays the audio signal between the KSW-54 board and the AU-318 board.

AU-318 board (Audio block)

This board controls the analog audio input signal processing, as well as microphone +48 V power supply and serial signal. (RTC is also built on this board, but the explanation has been omitted here.)

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. Audio signal from the built-in microphone on the MA-

164 board is input to the balanced input amplifier IC101 and IC201 of this board. Output of the balanced amplifier is connected to the analog switch (IC105, IC205) for switching between [INT/EXT].

. The DC-DC converter (IC1, Q1) for microphone power

+48 V is built-in, and when EXT MIC +48 V is going to

be supplied, the EXT MIC +48 V is supplied by the switch (Q301, Q302, Q321 and Q322).

. The audio input signals from MIC and LINE are input to

a common circuit that receives both of the MIC input level (_8 dBu to _65 dBu) and the LINE input level (+4 dBu). The input attenuator is inserted in the circuit switch (Q103 to Q105, Q203 to Q205) as required. This audio input signal is received by the balanced input amplifier (IC102, IC202) that performs amplification of 0/+12 dB and switching (Q110, Q111, Q210, Q211) in accordance with the level that is set by INPUT TRIM. After that, the audio signal is connected to the [INT/ EXT] switch (IC105, IC205).

. The [INT/EXT] switch (IC105, IC205) performs not only

the INT/EXT switching but also performs the input channel mode selection [CH1/ (CH1/CH2)].

. SEL/AMP (1, 2) is a signal selector and buffer amplifier

to perform AGC link.

. Serial control

C control signal from Display Block (T-one) is

The I converted into GPI, and performs switching such as [INT/EXT], [LINE/MIC/MIC+48], [CH1/ (CH/CH)], and AGC [Linked/Separated] for CH1 and CH2.

DPR-289A board (Audio block)

The AU-318 board is comprised of two pieces of the Audio Codec IC and the C-PLD.

. Audio Codec (IC800, IC801)

The analog audio signal from the AU-318 board is connected to IC800 and IC801 that are the Audio Codec (PGA, ADC, DSP, Digital IF, headphones amplifier, speaker amplifier are built on one chip and the parameters are set with I

C). The Input TRIM (PGA) functions in the [MANUAL] mode, and AGC functions in the [AUTO] mode to control the audio signal level. The analog signal after

MA-164

Q5,Q7,Q9

INT MIC1

with

HEAD AMP

+12dB

Q6,Q8,Q10

INT MIC2

with

HEAD AMP

+12dB

MIC/LINE1

(XLR)

MIC/LINE 2

(XLR)

AXM-36

AV Monitor

Out1

(Line Out1)

AV Monitor

Out2

(Line Out2)

JK-84

HP-144

HP OUT (PHONE

MINI)

CN2

SPEAKER

KSW-54

JK-81

HN-328

HN-347

MUTE

HN-343

Q103 to Q105, Q301,Q302

HN-344

SWC-48

+48V /MIC / LINE -1 Q203 to Q205,

Q321,Q322

+48V /MIC / LINE -2

(2/2)

DPR-289A

AU-318

-24

MUTE AMP

MUTE

HN-337(2/2)

LED-469

PWR or

ASW-66

DET

INT/EXT1,INT/EXT2

MIC/LINE/+48V-1, MIC/LINE/+48V-2,

COPY1to2, LINK2to1, LINK1to2

BAL AMP

IC101

INT/ EXT 1

BAL AMP

IC201

IC105,

BAL AMP

IC102

Q110,

Q111 (GAIN SEL CH1)

BAL AMP

IC202

Q210,

Q211 (GAIN SEL

CH2)

AMP

MONI1-1,2-1, MONI2-2,2-1, BEEP, MUTE

IC101, IC102(2/2)

MONI CH2-2 MONI CH2-2

MUTE

IC205

INT/EXT 2

+48V

Q103

Q104

Q100 to Q102

IIC to

CH1 CH1/CH2

IC100,

IC102(1/2)

SEL/ MIX1

MONI CH-1 MONI CH2-1

SEL/ MIX2

IC104, IC105

GPIO

BEEP

GPIO

IC401 to IC404

Linked/

Separated

Linked/

Separated

IC103, IC104

SEL/

AMP1

IC203, IC204

SEL/

AMP2

HN-337

(1/2)

DPR-289A (1/2)

PGA GAIN

A/D

AMP

Fig. 1. Audio block diagram

IC800(1/2)

FIL AGC LVL

D/A

FIL AGC LVL

D/A

IC801

IC800(2/2)

MIX AMP

IC800

IC803

I2C MPX

(DEVICE CONTROL)

I2S

AUDIO IF

I2S

AUDIO IF

AUX IN( L)

AUX IN( R)

MONITOR LEVEL

I2C

Digital Audio OUT 1

Digital Audio IN 1 or 3

CLOCK DIV (1fs,64fs,256fs)

GAIN MAKE OUT 2

Digital Audio IN 2 or 4

CLOCK DIV (1fs,64fs,256fs)

IC804

C-PLD

DP_O_CAM_

AU_DT12O

(DP_O_CAM

_AU_DT34O)

CLOCK DIV

(1fs,64fs,256fs)

DP_I_CAM_A

U_DT12O

DP_I_CAM_A

U_DT34O

LINE 3/4

Display

Block(T-on)

BEEP

(T-one)

Display

Block

(T-one)

Recording signal

Playback signal

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level adjustment is converted to the digital signal with the ADC. The digital signal receives the audio level control processing from the DSP. After the audio signal receives the [Wind Filter] (on/off) processing, the digital signal is output for audio recording. Playback output (including EE) is the digital signal that is connected to Audio Codec where it is converted to the analog signal with DAC and output to the ASW-66 board. Furthermore, the audio signal that is processed for audio monitoring in the ASW-66 board is connected to the headphones amplifier and speaker amplifier through the monitor level control from the AUX input of IC800.

. C-PLD (IC804)

After the digital signal output signal from the Audio Codec is amplified by +12 dB, it is supplied to the Display Block (T-one). C-PLD (IC804) also receives the playback output signal from the Display Block. The playback system selects CH1/CH2 or CH3/CH4, connects EE, and connects TEST TONE from the Display Block depending on the data. Furthermore, C-PLD divides the clock signal that is supplied from the Display Block to Audio Codec.

. Serial control

The I2C control from Display Block (T-one) selects either IC800 or IC801 for the target with I2C MPX and sets the register of IC800 or IC801.

HN-337 flexible board

It relays the audio signal from the DPR-289A board to the ASW-66 board.

ASW-66 board (Audio block)

. Analog output from the DPR-289A board Audio Codec

is buffered by IC103 and is output to the A/V connector after passing through the audio MUTE control.

. Analog output from DAC on the DPR-289A board re-

enters into the AUX input of the DPR-289A board AUDIO CODEC after passing through the monitor selector/mixer (IC100, IC101, IC102), and becomes the monitor signal.

. Serial control

I2C control signal from Display Block (T-one) is output at GPI, and performs the switching between MONITOR [CH1/CH2] / [CH1+CH2] / [CH1] / [CH2] for CH1 and CH2 respectively, and at the same time controls the BEEP on/off.

JK-84 board (Audio block)

This is the connector board. The audio output from the ASW-66 board is connected to RCA PIN connector.

HP-144 board (Audio block)

The headphones output signal is connected to the headphones jack of the DPR-289A board. The headphones output is muted by the MUTE (Q1, Q2).

Switch/Volume control/Menu panel (Audio controller block)

Operation panel functions relating to audio signal are built into the following blocks.

ASW-66 board (Audio block)

For CH1 and CH2, the switches [INT/EXT] and [AUTO/ MANUAL] are connected to PIO of CPU (IC106), and the volume control [AUDIO LEVEL] is connected to ADC of CPU (ICl06).

KSW-54 board (Audio block)

The switch [LINE/MIC/MIC+48] on the AXM-36 board is connected to PIO of CPU (IC100) for CH1 and CH2 respectively. The switch [MONITOR (AUDIO) +/_] that is common to CH1 and CH2 is connected to PIO of CPU (IC100).

MENU processing

(1) Audio Input

. CH1, CH2 [INPUT TRIM]: _8 dBu to _65 dBu . CH1, CH2 common [AGC Link]: Linked/Separated . CH1, CH2 [WIND FILTER]: ON/OFF . CH1, CH2 common [EXT CH Select]: [CH1] /

[CH1/CH2] selection

(2) Audio Output

. [MONITOR CH]: [CH1/CH2] / [CH1+CH2] /

[CH1] / [CH2] selection

. [Alarm Level]: 0 to 10 . [Beep]: ON/OFF . [BARS]: TEST TONE (DPR-289A board Display

Block internal processing)

6. System Control

DPR-289A board

The 32-bit RISC CPU (ARM) with ARM core is built-in as the system controller (IC1600). It has the peripheral interface functions of SDRAM, USB, SCI, and I2C. It operates on a 27 MHz clock (X1600). FLASH ROM (IC1603), SDRAM (IC1604), and EEPROM (IC1703) are mounted as the peripheral ICs. It performs the system control through serial communication with IC314 of the camera block system, IC400 of the video signal system, and IC900 of the media recording/ playback system.

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Main functions of the system controller and peripherals

(1) Reading operation switch information

Reading the switch information and the LED control are performed by I2C bus communication with each sub-microprocessor.

. Handle switch: IC100 on the KSW-54 board . Inside panel front switch: IC601 on the SWC-48

board

. Rear panel switch: IC106 on the ASW-66 board . Power supply switch: IC1001 on the RE-261 board

(2) Watch IC (RTC) control The watch IC (IC50) is built onto the AU-318 board. The watch IC (IC50) is backed up by a lithium coin battery, and the current time is read or set via IC601 on the SWC-48 board.

(3) Infrared remote control demodulation The RM-214 board has an IC (IC1) for infrared remote control signal demodulation, and it receives the command codes via IC100 on the KSW-54 board.

(4) Info-Battery communication The Info-Battery of SM bus specifications is supported. The serial terminal of the battery connector is connected to IC1001 on the RE-261 board. This IC1001 reads the battery authentication, battery type, remaining power, and other information and send them to the system controller via I2C bus communication.

(5) Power supply voltage detection The power supply voltage at the DC IN connector is measured by the A/D port on IC1001 on the RE-261 board, and it is posted to the system controller as the input voltage value.

(6) Power system control IC1001 on the RE-261 board checks that the power switch on the PMW-EX1 is turned ON, and turns on the system controller of IC1600. After that, it controls the power for each circuit block according to the system controller. The system controller controls the respective power supply systems in the RE-260 and RE-261 boards according to the operation mode of the device, via the power supply uprocessor on the RE-261 board. By turning off the power systems to unnecessary circuits blocks, power can be saved.

(7) 700P communication The serial communication driver (IC803) is mounted on the TX-129 board. Serial communication with the remote control unit connected to the REMOTE connector is performed.

7. SDI/GENLOCK/TC IN/TC OUT

TX-129 board

(1) SDI output This board receives the parallel video signal with FPGA (IC100) and IC500 and outputs the SDI signal. Furthermore, it performs audio or timecode embedding. The video and audio signals are supplied from CN400 on the DPR-289A board to CN100 on the TX-129 board with a 0.4 mm pitch, 40-pin fine coaxial cable. The power voltages are supplied from CN401 on the DPR289A board to CN700 on the TX-129 board with a 15-pin harness. Output SDI signals are supplied to CN500. Output SDI signals are then supplied from CN500 to the coaxial connector via the mini coaxial connector and mini coaxial cable. The PLL circuit is used to reduce jitter of the HD-SDI clock signal. The FPGA (IC100) is controlled by IC400 on the DPR289A board through 4-line serial communication. The FPGA program is stored in the IC203 ROM, and JTAG can be used to overwrite the data from IC1600 on the DPR-289A board. When not using SDI, the power to cable driver inside IC500 is turned off.

(2) GENLOCK In IC902, sync signal separation is performed for GNELOCK. The separated sync signal enters IC400 on the DPR-289A board where phase is compared by the internal counter of IC400 and by IC521 to control the VCXO (X500).

(3) TC IN/TC OUT IC900, IC901, and IC907 reshape the waveform of the time code connected to the TC IN connector and input it to IC100. IC903 is the external output circuit for the time code OUT signal, which outputs the signal to the TC OUT connector. They communicate with the FPGA (IC100) through the 4line serial interface on the DPR-289A board.

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8. Power supply system

RE-260/261 board

This board is comprised of the power supply circuit and the POWER SUPPLY MICON (power supply u-processor: IC1001 on the RE-261 board). However, part of the low-voltage power supply is mounted on the DPR-289A board.

(1) Input power supply (UNREG) system operations When the UNREG power is input, the EVER power state is established. In this state, the ON/OFF state of the Power switch can be recognized. If the POWER SUPPLY MICON (power supply uprocessor: IC1001) recognizes that Power switch is ON, the power is turned on for the system control system and the POWER SUPPLY MICON (power supply u-processor: IC1001) controls the power supply for each block according to the system controller (DPR-289A board: IC1600). The normal value for the input power supply (UNREG) is in the range of about +10.5 V to +18 V.

. Battery/EXT-DC select

Input power comes in two systems: Battery and EXTDC. This switch monitors the input voltage for each input and automatically switches the circuit settings with priority given to EXT-DC.

. Input overvoltage protection

If the voltage is too high in the UNREG power supply, the overvoltage protection circuit starts operating around the set value of +17.9 V, and the camera shuts down. When the input power supply voltage to this circuit becomes less than +17.9 V, the power supply immediately switches on with automatic recovery.

. Input low-voltage protection

If the voltage is too low in the UNREG power supply, the low-voltage protection circuit starts operating around the set value of +10.5 V according to the control by the POWER SUPPLY MICON (power supply u-processor: IC1001), and the camera shuts down. When the input power supply voltage becomes higher than +10.5 V, the power supply immediately switches on with automatic recovery according to the control by the POWER SUPPLY MICON (power supply u-processor: IC1001).

. Overcurrent detection

The overcurrent detection circuit is comprised of IC308 on the RE-260 board. The setting value is approximately

4.3 (A). Even after clearing IC308 after overcurrent detection, automatic recovery is not performed and the power must be turned on again.

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. Power supply reverse connection protection

If the input power has reverse voltage, Q301 on the RE260 board is immediately turned off and UNREG power is stopped on the GND side, and the protection function works.

(2) DC/DC converter function The power supply output is divided into 25 systems, which are separated into four blocks as seen below.

. CMOS/camera block system, 7 systems

(+4.6 V, +3.1 V, UNREG, etc.)

. Audio/video signal system, 7 systems

(+13.5 V, _4.6 V, +4.6 V, etc.)

. System controller system, 5 systems

(+4.6 V, +3.1 V, +2.5 V, etc.)

. Media recording/playback system, 6 systems

(+3.1 V, +2.5 V, +1.8 V, etc.)

The sequence control (powering up and powering down) for the power supply system is controlled by the POWER SUPPLY MICON (power supply u-processor: IC1001) for the respective power supply blocks of each block. By turning off the power for each block according to the operation mode (camera mode or media mode), the optimal power consumption for each operation is achieved.

. Short-circuit protection for each power supply system

The circuit settings monitor each output voltage or current for each power supply system and operate the protection circuits per block. Even after the protection circuit is cleared, automatic recovery is not performed and the power must be turned on again. Even after short-circuit is cleared, the protection circuit does not recover automatically and the power must be turned on again.

Battery information functions

. Battery authentication function

The authentication function checks whether the battery is of the specified type. This helps prevent one cause of major accidents when using batteries as a power supply. If the attached batter is not the specified type of batter, the camera immediately turns off.

. Battery Info function

In an intelligent (specified) battery, the battery can monitor information, such as how many times the battery has been recycled or the internal temperature for the battery. This helps provide detailed information about the battery, including whether the battery is damaged or how long the life is, in order to provide optimal operations.

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1-4. Service Tools/Measuring Equipment List

1-4-1. Service Tools

Part No. Name Usage/Note

Commercially available Grayscale chart Reflective type (16 : 9), Camera adjustment on market

Commercially available Star chart Reflective type, camera adjustment on market

J-6394-080-A Grayscale chart Transparent type (16 : 9), Camera adjustment on market

J-6029-140-B Pattern box PTB-500 Camera adjustment

* Mini USB cable For firmware version-upgrade

3-292-755-01 XLR JIGU For removing the mounted circuit board

* : This cable is supplied with PMW-EX3.

1-4-2. Measuring Equipment

Use the calibrated equipment or equivalent as listed below for the adjustments.

Equipment Model name

Oscilloscope Tektronix TDS3054 or equivalent (150 MHz or more)

HD waveform monitor LEADER ELECTRONICS CORP.LV5152DA or equivalent

Frequency counter Advantest TR5821AK or equivalent

Digital voltmeter Advantest TR6845 or equivalent

Color monitor Sony HDM-20E1U/14E1U/14E5U or equivalent

Luminance meter Konica Minolta LS-110 or equivalent

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1-5. Firmware Upgrade

Upgrade the firmware for the PMW-EX1 through a USB connection to a computer. For detailed information about the upgrade procedure, check the readme file that comes with the upgrade software. For inquiry or comments about the firmware upgrade, please contact your local Sony Sales Office/Service Center.

Firmware Upgrade Procedure

Download the software for the new firmware upgrade onto the computer before starting these operations.

1. Check that the power switch on the PMW-EX3 is turned OFF.

2. Remove the pad sub assembly and pad center cover. (Refer to Section 2-2-3.)

USB maintenance connector

3. Use the USB connector that comes with the PMW-EX3 to connect the computer and the USB maintenance connector.

4. Switch the power switch to CAMERA and turn the power ON.

5. Run the software for the firmware upgrade on the computer.

6. When the upgrade is complete, turn OFF the power and remove the USB cable.

7. Attach the pad sub assembly and pad center cover.

When the PMW-EX3 is connected to the computer for the first time, the driver software will need to be installed into the computer. For more details, check the readme file that comes with the upgrade software.

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1-6. Recommended Replacement Parts

This section describes the recommended replacement parts and recommended replacement time.

ID Part name Sony part No. Recommended replacement timing

1 Lens hood 4-110-064-01

2 I cup 3-878-208-02

Check for deformation and deterioration from time to time. Replace it as necessary.

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1-7. Note on Service

1-7-1. Requirements on Replacement of

Boards or Parts

This section explains the necessary setups required when replacing boards or parts.

1. When any of the following boards is replaced, upgrade the firmware version. All data are written at once when upgrading the firmware version. (Refer to Section 1-5.)

1-7-2. Note on Replacement of Parts on the

Board

1. The BI-202, BI-203 and BI-204 boards cannot be replaced on the board-level service or part-level service. If parts become defective, replace the entire CMOS block.

2. Parts labels also cannot be replaced in the DPR-289A board. If parts become defective, replace the entire mounted board.

Board name Ref. No.

DPR-289A IC312, IC603, IC1100, IC1603

KSW-54 IC100

SWC-48 IC601

ASW-66 IC106

RE-261 IC1001

TX-129 IC203

2. Adjusted values are stored in the following boards and parts. The values need to be readjusted when they are replaced.

Board/part name Ref. No.

DPR-289A

CMOS block IC312/DPR-289A board

LCD module

*1: The adjusted values for the CMOS block and the LCD module are

*2: The adjusted values for the LCD module are stored in the LCD module,

stored in the DPR-289A board.

but the adjusted values need to be copied to the DPR-289A board.

IC202/IF-1072 board, IC603/DPR289A board

3. The user setting values are stored in IC1703 on the DPR-289A board. The user data must be stored (Restore) in SxS before replacing the board and it must be read (Recall) after replacing the board.

1-7-3. Description of Number Seal on the

Prism

The number seal is put in the prism unit, the serial number of prism unit. Every prism unit has its own number called prism serial number.

1-7-4. Memory Backup Battery

For replacing the battery, refer to “Backup Battery” of the “Appendixes” in the Operating Instructions. When the backup battery is replaced, the date and time in the internal clock need to be set. Refer to “Setting the Clock” of the “Preparations” in the Operating Instructions.

1-7-5. Unleaded Solder

Boards requiring use of unleaded solder are printed with a lead free mark (LF) indicating the solder contains no lead. (Caution: Some printed circuit boards may not come printed with the lead free mark due to their particular size.)

: LEAD FREE MARK

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m . Be sure to use the unleaded solder for the printed circuit

board printed with the lead free mark.

. The unleaded solder melts at a temperature about 40 dC

higher than the ordinary solder, therefore, it is recommended to use the soldering iron having a temperature regulator.

. The ordinary soldering iron can be used but the iron tip

has to be applied to the solder joint for a slightly longer time. The printed pattern (copper foil) may peel away if the heated tip is applied for too long, so be careful.

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1-8. Connector Location Diagram on

CN500

CN300

Board

The PWM-EX1 uses flexible card wires and coaxial cables with connector. The following diagrams indicate the location of each connector. The location of flexible card cables are indicated by the circle number 1 and 2, while the coaxial cables with connector are not indicated by the circle number.

KSW-54 board (A side) KSW-54 board (B side)

CN4

CN5

ASW-66 board (A side) AU-318 board (A side)

CN100

CN1 CN2

AXM-36 board (A side)

CN3

CN-3024 board (A side)

CN6

DPR-289 board (A side) DPR-289 board (B side)

SW-1389 board (B side) SW-1410 board (B side)

SWC-48 board (A side)

CN700

SWC-49 board (B side) TX-129 board (A side)

CN100

CN1301

CN1300

CN601

CN1804

CN400

CN402

EC-63 board (A side) EC-63 board (B side)

CN2 CN1

IF-1069 board (A side )

CN5

CN4

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IR-42 board (A side )

CN103

CN102

CN800

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1-9. Replacing the Flexible Card Wires

The flat cables, flexible card wires and boards are used to connect between the following boards. Life of flexible card wire will be significantly shortened if it is folded. Be very careful not to fold the flat cables, flexible card wires and boards. The two types of different shape connectors are used in this unit. Because the direction of the flat cables, flexible card wires and boards are different depending on the shape of the connector, be careful when connecting the flat cables, flexible card wires and boards.

Disconnecting

1. Turn off the power.

2. Slide or lift up the portion A in the direction of the arrow to unlock and pull out the flexible card wire.

Connecting

1-10. Replacing the Coaxial Cable with

Connector (Fine Pitch Coaxial Cable)

The PWM-EX1 uses coaxial cables with connector. The following precautions must be observed when removing or connecting the coaxial cable with connector.

Note on Disconnecting

The coaxial cable with connector uses fine pitch coaxial cables. Be careful when arranging the cable. When disconnecting the coaxial cable with connector, do not attempt to remove by pulling the cable. Be sure to hold the connector to remove.

Hold the connector to remove.

Do not attempt to remove by pulling

the cables.

. Do not insert the coaxial cable with connector sideways. . Confirm that there is no stain or dust on the contact

surface of the coaxial cable with connector.

1. Slide or lift up the portion A in the direction of the arrow and securely insert the flexible card wire into the deep end of the connector.

2. Return the portion A to its original position and lock the connector.

When connecting the flexible card wire, check the connector shape, and great care should be taken for the direction of the contact surface or isolation surface (blue).

Connector : 1 Connector : 2

Isolation surface (blue)

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Note on Connecting

When connecting the coaxial cable with connector, hold the connector matching the polarity marks and insert the coaxial cable straight into the corresponding connector.

Polarity marks

Yellow

Terminal side

Hold the connector to connect.

Not to bend the cable.

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1-11. List of Error Numbers on the LCD Display

Error numbers are displayed as E-XXXXX (X indicates a number).

Error No. Description Service action

15030 System error Repair the DPR-289A board or replace it.

17001 Abnormality in the Media ID data in Rewrite the media ID data in the EEPROM using

the EEPROM “ServiceNavi-EX”.

17002 The image processor block does not start up. Repair the DPR-289A board or replace it.

17003 The display block does not start up

17004 The media block does not start up

17005 Abnormality in the start-up process of

17006 Abnormality in the start-up process of

17007 Abnormality in the start-up process of

17014 Abnormality in lens communication Check the connection with the lens unit. If there is

17015 Abnormality in the media block Repair the DPR-289A or replace it.

17016 Abnormality in obtaining the lens switch Check the connection with the lens unit. If there is

17017 Internal error in the media block Repair the DPR-289A board or replace it. or 4XXXX

the image processor block

the display block

the media block

no defect, replace the lens unit.

no condition defect, replace the lens unit.

1-12. Servicing software “ServiceNavi-EX”

Servicing software “ServiceNavi-EX” is required for electrical adjustment and self diagnosis. For how to obtain the “ServiceNavi-EX”, contact your local Sony Sales Office/Service Center.

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Section 2

Replacement of Main Parts

2-1. Outline of Replacement Procedures

. The following figures show the flow for removing the main parts. Refer to Section 2-2 for details of the

replacement procedures.

Microphone holder assembly

Spring

Handle assembly

Button battery lid

Bracket (tripod)

Bottom panel

START

Battery

Connector rear assembly

Pad sub assembly

Pad center cover

Accessory shoe

Pad cover

Inside panel assembly

Handel top cover assembly

Prism block unit

Outside panel sub assembly

TX block

Main frame block

Lens mount block

Lens

Front cover handle

HN-337 board

Out side connector assembly

DPR-289A board

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2-2. Replacement Procedures

2-2-1. Lithium Battery

1. Loosen the screw, and remove the button battery lid.

2. Remove the lithium battery.

Lithium battery

Battery holder

Lithium battery removal

Button battery lid

M2 x 4

Lithium battery

3. Reinstall the lithium battery by reversing the steps of removal.

2-2-2. Bottom Panel

1. Remove the button battery lid. (Refer to Section 2-2-1.)

2. Remove the four screws, and remove the bracket (tripod).

3. Remove the four screws, and remove bottom panel.

4. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

Bottom panel

M2 x 4

M2 x 6

Bracket (tripod)

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2-2-3. Pad Sub Assembly, Pad Cover

1. Press the pad stopper in the direction of the

arrow A, while the pad stopper is being unlocked, lift up the pad sub assembly in the direction of the arrow B.

2. Remove the screw, and remove the pad center cover.

3. Press the pad stopper in the direction of the arrow A, while the pad stopper is being unlocked, remove the pad sub assembly in the direction of arrow B.

4. Remove the four screws, and remove the pad cover.

Pad sub assembly

B2.6 x 6

Pad center cover

Pad stopper

M2 x 4

5. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

Pad cover

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2-2-4. LCD Assembly, CT-251 Board

1. Remove the four screws, and remove the display plate and the LCD cover.

2. Remove the four screws of the LCD assembly.

3. Disconnect the coaxial cable with connector from the connector, and remove the LCD assembly.

The coaxial cable with connector uses the fine pitch coaxial cable. Be careful when arranging the harness. When disconnecting the coaxial cable with connector, never remove it by pulling the harness. Be sure to hold the connector to remove.

4. Remove the three screws from the CT-251 board.

5. Disconnect the harness from the connector (CN1), and remove the CT-251 board.

LCD cover

Display plate

M2 x 4

LCD assembly

Connector

M2 x 4

Coaxial cable with connector

M2 x 4

Harness

6. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

When connecting the coaxial cable with connector, be careful of the following points:

. Do not insert the connector at a slant angle. . Check to see that the contacting surface is

free from stain and dust.

. Hold the connector with its contacting

surface facing upward, and check that the polarity marks are aligned.

CT-251 board

M2 x 4

Contacting surface

Insert the cable by holding the connector.

CN1

M2 x 4

Polarity marks

Do not bend the cable.

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2-2-5. Handle Top Cover Assembly

1. Open the microphone holder assembly.

2. Remove the two screws, and remove the microphone holder assembly.

B2.6 x 6

Microphone holder assembly

3. Remove the spring and the four screws, and remove the accessory shoe.

4. Remove the five screws, and remove the handle top cover assembly.

5. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

M2 x 6

Accessory shoe

M2 x 4

Spring

Handle top cover assembly

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2-2-6. KSW-54 Board, Control Switch

Block

1. Refer to Section 2-2-5 and remove the “Handle Top Cover Assembly”.

2. Remove the rubber switch key.

3. Disconnect the HN-349 board from the connector (CN5).

4. Disconnect the three harnesses from the three connectors (CN2, CN7 and CN301).

Rubber switch key

KSW-54 board

CN301

CN5

CN7

Harness

CN2

5. Remove the three screws securing the control switch block.

6. Remove the four screws securing the KSW54 board.

7. Disconnect the harness from the connector (CN300) on side-B of the KSW-54 board.

8. Disconnect the control switch block from the connector (CN4) on side-B of the KSW-54 board.

9. Disconnect the HN-328 board from the connector (CN1) on side-B of the KSW-54 board.

Harness

PSW2 x 5

Control switch block

Harness

PSW2 x 5

M2 x 4

HN-349 board

KSW-54 board

CN4

CN300

CN1

Harness

M2 x 4

HN-328 board

10. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

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2-2-7. IF-1069 Board, LED-469 Board

1. Refer to Section 2-2-5 and remove the “Handle Top Cover Assembly”.

2. Disconnect the flexible flat cable from the connector (CN4) on the IF-1069 board.

The life of the flexible board and the flexible flat cable will be significantly shortened if they are folded. Be very careful not to fold them.

3. Disconnect the HN-348 board from the connector (CN5) on the IF-1069 board.

4. Disconnect the harness from the connector (CN3) on the IF-1069 board.

5. Remove the two screws, and remove the IF1069 board.

6. Disconnect the three harnesses from the three connectors (CN1, CN2, CN3) on the LED469 board.

7. Remove the screw, and remove the LED-469 board.

Knob

M2 x 4

IF-1069 board

CN3

Harness

M2 x 4

CN4

CN5

HP-144 board

Flexible flat cable

HN-348 board

LED-469 board

CN1

CN3

M2 x 4

CN2

8. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

Check that the switch (S1) on the IF-1069 board engages with the knob.

IF-1069

board

Knob

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2-2-8. AXM-36 Board, HN-349 Board

1. Refer to Section 2-2-5 and remove the “Handle Top Cover Assembly”.

2. Remove the rubber switch key.

3. Remove the two screws, and remove the out microphone bracket.

4. Disconnect the HN-349 board from the connector (CN5) on the KSW-54 board.

5. Remove the four screws, and remove the AXM-36 board in the direction of the arrow.

6. Disconnect the HN-349 board from the connector (CN3) on the AXM-36 board.

icrophone

Out m

bracket

HN-349 board

AXM-36 board

B2.6 x 5

Rubber switch key

CN3

KSW-54 board

7. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

P2.6 x 6

CN5

P2.6 x 6

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2-2-9. Handle Assembly

1. Refer to Section 2-2-5 and remove the “Handle Top Cover Assembly”.

2. Remove the two screws, and remove the rear shoe bracket.

3. Disconnect the harness from the connector (CN1) on the HP-144 board.

4. Remove the connector cover (HP) and the two screws, and remove the HP-144 board.

5 Remove the lens from the main unit.

M2 x 4

B2.6 x 6

HP-144 board

CN1

Rear shoe bracket

Lens

Main unit

Connector cover (HP)

6. Disconnect the flexible flat cable from the connector (CN4) on the IF-1069 board.

The life of the flexible board and the flexible flat cable will be significantly shortened if they are folded. Be very careful not to fold them.

7. Disconnect the harness from the connector (CN2) on the LED-469 board.

8. Remove the two screws, and remove the front cover handle.

9. Disconnect the connector (CN2) of the HN328 board from the connector (CN800) on the HN-343 board.

10. Remove the three screws. Lift up the handle assembly and disconnect the connector on the DPR-289A board.

LED-469 board CN2

Coaxial cable with connector

Flexible flat cable

B2.6 x 6

IF-1069 board CN4

Handle assembly

B2.6 x 6

HN-343 board CN800

DPR-289A board

connector

Front cover handle

M2 x 4

HN-328 board CN2

11. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

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2-2-10. Microphone Assembly

1. Refer to Sections 2-2-5, 2-2-6 and 2-2-9, and remove the “Handle Assembly” removal.

2. Turn the lock lever in the direction of arrow A, loosen the two screws of a, and remove the lock lever.

3. Remove the two screws securing the front bottom cover.

4. While pushing the front bottom cover in the direction of arrow B paying attention not to damage the three claws, remove the front bottom cover in the direction of arrow C.

5. Remove the two screws, and pull out the microphone assembly in the direction of arrow D.

Loosen screws of a.

M2 x 4

Lock lover

M2 x 4

Front bottom cover

Claws

M2 x 4

Microphone assembly

6. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

a : Double-point set screw

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2-2-11. Microphone Unit, MA-164

Board, RM-214 Board

1. Refer to Sections 2-2-5, 2-2-6, 2-2-9 and 2-210, and disassemble the unit up to “Microphone Assembly” removal.

2. Remove the shield sheet.

3. Remove the three screws of a, and remove the microphone case.

4. Remove the screw of b, and remove the microphone unit.

Shield sheets

Microphone unit

Microphone case

Microphone cover

5. Disconnect the three harnesses from the three connectors (CN1, CN2, CN3) on the MA-164 board.

6. Remove the two screws of c, and remove the MA-164 board.

7. Disconnect the harness from the connector (CN1) on the RM-214 board.

8. Remove the screw of d, and remove the RM-214 board.

9. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

a : P2 tapping 2 x 5 b : P2 tapping 2 x 5

CN1

RM-214

board

Harnesses

c : P2 tapping 2 x 5 d : P2 tapping 2 x 5

CN1

CN3

CN2

Microphone unit

Harness

MA-164

Harness

board

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2-2-12. SWC-49 Board

1. Refer to Sections 2-2-5, and 2-2-9, and disassemble the unit up to “Handle Assembly” removal.

2. Disconnect the HN-348 board from the connector (CN100) on the SWC-49 board.

3. Remove the two screws, and remove the top panel cover.

HN-348 board

Top panel cover

SWC-49 board CN100

M2 x 4

4. Remove the two screws. Remove the top panel earth bracket, the SWC-49 board and the key top assembly (top panel).

The life of the flexible board and the flexible card wire will be significantly shortened if they are folded. Be very careful not to fold them.

5. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

Tapping 2 x 5

Top panel earth bracket

Key top assembly (top panel)

SWC-49 board

Top panel cover

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2-2-13. Inside Panel Assembly

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5 and 2-2-9, and disassemble the unit up to “Handle Assembly” removal.

2. Remove the two connector covers from the connectors.

3. Remove the six screws. Disengage the six protrusions of the inside panel from the corresponding six dowels until the inside panel floats slightly.

The inside panel is connected to the AU-318 board via HN-344 board.

4. Disconnect the HN-344 board connector (CN100) from the AU-318 board connector (CN4) that is located in the bottom of the unit.

Protrusion of inside panel

Dowel

M2 x 4

Connector

Connector covers

M2 x 4

Inside panel assembly

HN-344 board CN100

AU-318 board CN4

5. Remove the inside panel assembly slightly in the direction of arrow A.

6. Disconnect the six connectors and remove them through the six holes, and remove the inside panel assembly in the direction of arrow B.

7. Disconnect the connector (CN2) of the HN337 board from the connector (CN101) of the ASW-66 board, and remove the inside panel assembly.

Holes of inside panel assembly

Connectors

HN-337 board CN2

ASW-66 board CN101

8 Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the

steps of removal.

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2-2-14. CN-3050 Board

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9 and 2-2-13, and disassemble the unit up to “Inside Panel Assembly” removal.

2. Disconnect the harness from the connector (CN1) on the CN-3050 board.

3. Remove the two screws, and remove the CN3050 board.

4. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

CN-3050 board

Tapping

2 x 5

CN1

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2-2-15. Connector Rear Assembly

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9 and 2-2-13, and disassemble the unit up to “Inside Panel Assembly” removal.

2. Disconnect the power supply harness from the connector (CN2) on the RE-260 board.

3. Remove the four screws, and remove the connector rear assembly.

4. Disconnect the harness from the connector (CN6) on the CN-3024 board.

5. Disconnect the harness from the connector (CN1) on the CN-3050 board.

6. Disconnect the coaxial cable assembly from the coaxial connector, and remove the connector rear assembly.

Connector rear assembly

Coaxial cable assembly

Screws

B2.6 x 6

Coaxial connector

7. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

RE-260 board CN2

CN-3050 board CN1

CN-3024 board CN6

Power supply harness

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2-2-16. ASW-66 Board, SW-1412

Board

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9 and 2-2-13, and disassemble the unit up to “Inside Panel Assembly” removal.

2. Disconnect the connectors and the AU volume block from the three connectors (CN100, CN102, CN103) on the ASW-66 board.

3. Release the harness from the two claws of the inside panel assembly. (Refer to Fig. 2.)

4. Remove the four screws, and remove the ASW-66 board in the direction of the arrow. (Refer to Fig. 1.)

5. Remove two pieces of the AU slide switch (1) and two pieces of the AU slide switch (2) of the ASW-66 board from the corresponding AU slide levers. (Refer to Fig. 1.)

Be careful not drop the AU slide switches so as not to lose them.

AU slide switch guide

AU slide switches (2)

S101

S103

AU slide switches (1)

AU slide switch lever

S100

S102

ASW-66 board

Harness

Claws of inside panel assembly

ASW-66 board

SW-1412 board

(Fig. 2)

6. Remove the AU slide switch guide from the ASW-66 board.

7. Disconnect the harness from the connector (CN100) on the SW-1412 board.

8. Remove the two screws, and remove the SW1412 board.

m . The life of the flexible board and flexible card

wire will be significantly shortened if they are folded. Be very careful not to fold them.

. Be careful not to make mistake the AU slide

switch (1) for the AU slide switch (2) because they are different in size.

9. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

Check that the four knobs of the AU slide switch are normally engaged with the four corresponding switches (S100 through S103) on the ASW-66 board.

Knob of AU slide switch (Fig. 1)

CN103

ASW-66 board

Tapping 2 x 5

CN102

CN100

Tapping 2 x 5

SW-1412 board

Inside panel assembly

CN100

AU volume block

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2-2-17. SW-1410 Board

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9 and 2-2-13, and disassemble the unit up to “Inside Panel Assembly” removal.

2. Disconnect the SWC-48 board from the connector (CN300) on the SW-1410 board.

3. Remove the three screws, and remove the SW-1410 board.

4. Remove the power switch from the power switch lever of the SW-1410 board.

5. Remove the power switch slide rail from the SW-1410 board.

Be careful not to drop and lose the power switch.

Inside panel assembly

CN300

SW-1410 board

Tapping 2 x 5

SWC-48 board

6. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

Check that the knob of the power switch is normally engaged with the switch (S301) on the SW-1410 board.

Power switch

S301

Power switch slide rail

SW-1410 board

Power switch lever

S301

Knob of power switch

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2-2-18. HN-344 Board

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9 and 2-2-13, and disassemble the unit up to “Inside Panel Assembly” removal.

2. Disconnect the SWC-48 board from the connector (CN300) on the SW-1410 board.

3. Remove the four screws, and remove the inside panel assembly (1).

4. Disengage the two claws, and remove the CN holder.

5. Disconnect the HN-344 board connector (CN101) from the SWC-48 board connector (CN100).

SW-1410 board CN300

Inside panel assembly (1)

Tapping 2 x 5

SWC-48 board

SWC-48 board CN100

HN-344 board CN101

Inside panel assembly (2)

CN holder

Claws

6. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

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2-2-19. HN-343 Board, SWC-48 Board

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9, 2-2-13 and 2-2-18, and disassemble the unit up to “HN-344 Board” removal.

2. Remove the two screws of a, and disconnect the HN-343 board from the connector (CN700) on the SWC-48 board.

3. Remove the tape (SWC48) from the HN-343 board.

4. Disconnect the harness from the connector (CN600) on the SWC-48 board. Remove the harness from the bracket (frame/full auto bracket) in the direction of the arrow.

5. Remove the six screws of b, and remove the SWC-48 board.

Inside panel assembly (1)

Bracket (Frame/full auto bracket)

Harness

HN-343 board

CN700

The life of the flexible board and flexible card wire will be significantly shortened if they are folded. Be very careful not to fold them.

M2 x 4

Inside panel assembly (1)

Screws b

Tape (SWC48)

M2 x 4

CN600

SWC-48 board

Tapping 2 x 5

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6. Remove the top key (frame) and the light interception cushion from the SWC-48 board.

7. Remove the tape (SWC48) from the SWC-48 board.

8. Remove the three screws, and remove the SWC-48 board from the bracket (frame/full auto bracket).

9. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

Light interception cushion

Top key (frame)

M2 x 4

SWC-48 board

P2 x 4

Bracket (Frame/full auto bracket)

Tape (SWC48)

SWC-48 board

Volume

The life of the flexible board and flexible card wire will be significantly shortened if they are folded. Be very careful not to fold them.

Hole of SWC-48 board

Fold

SWC-48 board

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2-2-20. SW-1411 Board

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9, 2-2-13, 2-2-18 and 2-2-19, and disassemble the unit up to “SWC-48 Board” removal.

2. Disconnect the harness from the connector (CN400) on the SW-1411 board.

3. Remove the four screws, and remove the SW-1411 board.

4. Remove the two light interception spacers from the inside panel assembly (1).

5. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

2-2-21. Outside Panel Sub Assembly

Harness

Tapping 2 x 5

Inside panel assembly (1)

Light interception spacers

CN400

SW-1411 board

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5 and 2-2-9, and disassemble the unit up to “Handle Assembly” removal.

2. Remove the six screws. Disengage the six protrusions of the outside panel sub assembly from the corresponding six dowels, and remove the outside panel sub assembly in the direction of the arrow.

3. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

When installing the outside panel sub assembly (to be abbreviated as “O-assembly” hereafter), stand the unit and the O-assembly vertically. Then, move the O-assembly toward the unit in parallel with the unit, and install the O-assembly. Do not install the O-assembly at an angle.

Main unit

M2 x 4

Outside panel sub assembly

Protrusion of outside panel sub assembly

M2 x 4

Dowel

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2-2-22. SW-1389 Board

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9, 2-2-13 and 2-2-21, and disassemble the unit up to “Outside Panel Sub Assembly” removal.

2. Disengage the claw and the two dowels of the front panel from the SW board bracket.

3. Disconnect the HN-345 board from the connector (CN2) on the AU-318 board.

4. Remove the two screws, and remove the SW1389 board.

5. Disconnect the HN-345 board from the connector (CN500) on the SW-1389 board.

Claw of SW board bracket

SW-1389 board

M2 x 4

Front panel assembly

Claws

CN500

AU-318 board CN2

HN-345 board

SHUTTER ON/OFF knob

6. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

Check that the SHUTTER ON/OFF knob is normally engaged with the switch (S502) on the SW-1389 board.

S502

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2-2-23. Battery Case Assembly

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9, 2-2-13 and 2-2-21, and disassemble the unit up to “Outside Panel Sub Assembly” removal.

2. Disconnect the power supply harness from the connector (CN2) on the RE-260 board.

3. Remove the power supply harness from groove of the main frame.

4. Remove the four screws of the battery case assembly.

5. Disconnect the power supply harness through clearance between the main frame and the connector rear assembly, and remove the battery case assembly.

Connector rear assembly

RE-260 board CN2

Screws

Battery case assembly

M2 x 4

Power supply harness

Main frame

Groove of main frame

6. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

Power supply harness

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2-2-24. EX-DD Assembly

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9, 2-2-13 and 2-2-21, and disassemble the unit up to “Outside Panel Sub Assembly” removal.

2. Disconnect the CN-3022 board connector (CN1) and the CN-3023 board connector (CN1) from the two connectors on the DPR289A board.

3. Disconnect the three harnesses from the two connectors (CN1) on the two EC-63 boards and one connector (CN1) on the RE-260 board respectively.

DPR-289A board connectors

CN-3022 board CN1

Coaxial cable with connectors

RE-260 board CN1

CN-3023 board CN1

EC-63 boards CN1

The coaxial cable with connector uses the fine pitch coaxial cable. Be careful when arranging it. When disconnecting the coaxial cable with connector, never remove it by pulling the cable. Be sure to hold the connector to remove.

Contaction surface

Remove by holding the connector.

Polarity marks

Do not pull the cable.

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4. Place the unit with its inside (left side) facing toward you. Disconnect the power supply harness from the connector (CN2) of the RE-260 board. (Disconnect the power supply harness in the direction of arrow A from the groove of the main frame.)

5. Remove the two screws. Push the CN-3022 board and the CN-3023 board in the direction of arrow B, and remove the EX-DD assembly in the direction of arrow C.

The life of the flexible board and flexible card wire will be significantly shortened they are folded. Be very careful not to fold them.

Groove of main frame

Power supply harness

M2 x 4

6. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

EX-DD assembly

RE-260 board CN2

CN-3022 board

EX-DD assembly

CN-3023 board

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2-2-25. CN-3023 Board

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9, 2-2-13, 2-2-21 and 2-2-24, and disassemble the unit up to “EX-DD Assembly” removal.

2. Remove the four screws securing the RE-261 board.

3. Disconnect the RE-261 board connector (CN2) from the RE-260 board connector (CN201), and remove the RE-261 board in the direction of the arrow.

4. Disconnect the CN-3023 board connector (CN2) from the RE-261 board connector (CN1), and remove the CN-3023 board.

5. Remove the cushion CN3007 from the CN3023 board.

6. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

CN-3023 board

CN2

RE-260 board

CN1

M2 x 4

RE-261 board

CN2

Cushion CN3007

CN201

2-2-26. RE-260 Board

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9, 2-2-13, 2-2-21, 2-2-24 and 2-2-25, and disassemble the unit up to “CN3023 Board” removal.

2. Remove the four screws, and lift up the RE260 board in the direction of arrow A.

3. Disconnect the CN-3022 board connector (CN2) from the RE-260 board connector (CN200) in the direction of arrow B, and remove the CN-3022 board.

4. Remove the RE-260 board from the EX-DD bracket in the direction of arrow C.

RE-260 board

CN2

CN-3022 board

CN2

CN-3022 board

EX-DD bracket

CN200

M2 x 4

CN200

RE-260 board

5. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

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2-2-27. EC-63 Board

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9, 2-2-13, 2-2-21 and from 2-2-24 to 2-226, and disassemble the unit up to “RE-260 Board” removal.

2. Remove the two screws, and remove the EXDD bracket in the direction of arrow A.

3. Remove the four screws, and remove the EC63 board.

4. Remove the heat sink (EC) rear.

5. Remove the three screws, disengage protrusion of the heat sink (EX) rear from the groove, and remove the heat sink (EX) rear in the direction of arrow B.

6. Remove the radiation sheet from the EC-63 board.

7. Remove the screw, and remove the EC-63 board.

M2 x 4

EC-63 board

M2 x 4

EX-DD bracket

Heat sink (EX) front

Heat sink (EX) rear

protrusion

Notch

8. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

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Radiation sheet (EC) rear

Heat sink (EX) front

M2 x 4

Heat sink (EX) rear

Radiation sheet

M2 x 4

EC-63 board

EX bracket

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2-2-28. PS-747 Board

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9, 2-2-13, 2-2-21 and 2-2-24, and disassemble the unit up to “EX-DD Assembly” removal.

2. Place the unit with the lens facing downward.

3. Disconnect the harness from the connector (CN1) on the PS-747 board.

4. Loosen the three screws, and slide the outside connector assembly slightly in the direction of arrow A.

Only loosen the three screws and do not remove them. (These three screws are removed when removing the outside connector assembly in Section 2-2-30.)

Claws of capacitor case

M2 x 4

PS-747 board

CN1

5. Remove one screw and disengage the two claws of the capacitor case in the direction of arrow B.

6. Remove the PS-747 board from the capacitor case.

7. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

When installing the outside connector assembly, tighten finally the three screws securing the outside connector assembly at this step.

Loosen screws.

PS-747 board

Capacitor case

Outside connector assembly

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2-2-29. TX-129 Board

Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-29, 2-2-13, 2-2-21, 2-2-24 and 2-2-28, and disassemble the unit up to “PS-747 Board” removal.

2. Disconnect the harness from the connector (CN3) on the HN-337 board.

3. Disconnect the coaxial cable from the coaxial cable connector on the TX-129 board.

4. Loosen the three screws, and slide the outside connector assembly slightly in the direction of arrow A.

Only loosen the three screws and do not remove them. (These three screws are removed when removing the outside connector assembly in Section 2-2-30.)

5. Remove the three screws, disengage protrusion of the pad rail and the two dowels from groove of the main frame, and remove the pad rail in the direction of arrow B.

Groove of main frame

Tapping

BTB2.6 x 6

Loosen screws.

Outside connector assembly

Pad rail

Coaxial cable assembly

TX-129 board coaxial cable connector

HN-337 board CN3

Protrusion of pad rail

Dowels

6. Remove the tape 50 and the tape 60 from the TX block.

7. Disconnect the four harnesses from the four connectors (CN100, CN700, CN800, CN901) on the TX-129 board.

8. Remove the three screws, remove the TX block from the two dowels, and remove the TX block in the direction of the arrow.

m . When pulling out the TX block in the direction

of the arrow, be very careful not to cut the harnesses resulting open circuit and not to entangle the harnesses.

. The coaxial cable with connector uses the fine

pitch coaxial cable. Be careful when arranging it. When disconnecting the coaxial cable with connector, never remove it by pulling the cable. Be sure to hold the connector to remove.

M2 x 4

CN700

CN800

TX-129 board

TX block

Tape 50

Tape 60

CN100

TX block

Dowels

Coaxial cable with connectors

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9. Remove the four screws, and remove the heat sink.

10. Remove the DPR-TX bracket assembly and the radiation sheet (TX) from the TX-129 board.

11. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

M2 x 4

Heat sink

Radiation sheet (TX)

TX-129 board

DPR-TX bracket assembly

2-2-30. Outside Connector Assembly

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9, 2-2-13, 2-2-21, 2-2-24, 2-2-28 and 22-29, and disassemble the unit up to “TX Block” removal.

2. Disconnect the HN-337 board connector (CN1) from the DPR-289A board connector b, and remove the HN-337 board.

3. Disconnect the HN-347 board connector (CN1) from the DPR-289A board connector a.

4. Remove the three screws, and remove the outside connector assembly.

5. Disconnect the harness (DC146-RE260) from the connector (CN1) on the DC-146 board.

6. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

m . The life of the flexible board and the flexible

card wire will be significantly shortened if they are folded. Be very careful not to fold them.

. When installing the outside connector assem-

bly, tighten the three screws tentatively. Tighten them finally when installing the PS-747 board in section 2-2-28.

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HN-337 board

B2.6 x 6

Outside connector assembly

HN-347 board CN1

DPR-289A board

CN1

DC-146 board CN1

Connector b

Connector a

Harness (DC146-RE260)

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2-2-31. DPR-289A Board

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9, 2-2-13, 2-2-21, 2-2-24, and from 2-228 to 2-2-30, and disassemble the unit up to “Outside Connector Assembly” removal.

2. Disconnect the HN-326 board connector (CN1) from the DPR-289A board connector c.

3. Disconnect the three prism connectors a, b and d from the corresponding three connectors A, B and D on the DPR-289A board.

4. Disconnect the five harnesses and the flexible flat cable from the corresponding six connectors E, F, G, H, I and J on the DPR289A board.

5. Remove the screw, disengage the DPR-289A board from the two dowels, and remove the DPR-289A board in the direction of the arrow.

m . The coaxial cable with connector uses the fine

pitch coaxial cable. Be careful when arranging it. When disconnecting the coaxial cable with connector, never remove it by pulling the cable. Be sure to hold the connector to remove.

. The life of the flexible board and the flexible

card wire will be significantly shortened if they are folded. Be very careful not to fold them.

M2 x 4

DPR-289A board

Coaxial cable with connectors

DPR-289A board

Harness

HN-326 board CN1

Coaxial cable with connectors

Radiation sheets

Prism connectors

Flexible flat cable

Dowels

6. Remove the three radiation sheets from the DPR-289A board.

7. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

When connecting the coaxial cable with connector, be careful of the following points:

. Do not insert the connector at a slant angle. . Check to see that the contacting surface is

free from stain and dust.

. Hold the connector with its contacting

surface facing upward, and check that the polarity marks are aligned.

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Contacting surface

Insert the cable by holding the connector.

Polarity marks

Do not bend the cable.

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2-2-32. Lens Mount Block

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9, 2-2-13, 2-2-21, 2-2-24, and from 2-228 to 2-2-31, and disassemble the unit up to “DPR-289A Board” removal.

2. Disconnect the harness from the connector (CN7) on the AU-318 board.

3. Remove the four screws, disengage the main frame block from the two dowels, and remove the main frame block.

4. When removing the main frame block, remove the three prism connectors and the HN-326 board in the direction of the arrow, and remove the lens mount block.

Main frame block

Prism connectors

B2.6 x 6

AU-318 board CN7

The life of the flexible board and the flexible card wire will be significantly shortened if they are folded. Be very careful not to fold them.

5. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

2-2-33. Prism Block Unit

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9, 2-2-13, 2-2-21, 2-2-24, and from 2-228 to 2-2-32, and disassemble the unit up to “Lens Mount Block” removal.

2. Remove the four screws, and remove the prism block unit.

The life of the flexible board and the flexible card wire will be significantly shortened if they are folded. Be very careful not to fold them.

HN-326 board

Lens mount block

Dowels

B2.6 x 6

M2 x 5

Prism block unit

3. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

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2-2-34. SE-923 Board

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9, 2-2-13, 2-2-21, 2-2-24, and from 2-228 to 2-2-32, and disassemble the unit up to “Lens Mount Block” removal.

2. Disconnect the SE-923 board from the connector (CN102) on the IR-42 board.

3. Remove the two screws, disengage the SE923 board from the two dowels, and remove the SE-923 board.

M2 x 4

SE-923 board

The life of the flexible board and the flexible card wire will be significantly shortened if they are folded. Be very careful not to fold them.

4. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

When installing the SE-923 board, place the filter sheet underneath the SE-923 board, and install the SE-923 board.

Lens mount block

IR-42 board CN102

Dowels

Filter sheet

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2-2-35. AU-318 Board

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9, 2-2-13, 2-2-21, 2-2-24, and from 2-228 to 2-2-32, and disassemble the unit up to “Lens Mount Block” removal.

2. Pull the three prism connectors in the direction of arrow A, and remove the HN-345 board and the HN-346 from the two connectors (CN1, CN2) on the AU-318 board.

3. Remove the two screws, and remove the AU318 board from the two grooves of the front frame in the direction of arrow B.

4. Disconnect the HN-326 board connector (CN2) from the connector (CN6) on the AU318 board, and remove the AU-318 board.

5. Remove the cushion (front) from the HN-326 board.

m . The life of the flexible board and the flexible

card wire will be significantly shortened if they are folded. Be very careful not to fold them.

. Be careful not to drop the inside PC board

guide.

HN-326 board

CN6

M2 x 4

AU-318 board

Prism connectors

Groove of front frames

AU-318 board

Groove of front frames

CN2

CN1

CN2

Lens mount block

Cushion (front)

HN-346 board

HN-345 board

Inside PC board guide

6. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

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2-2-36. IR-42 Board

1. Refer to Sections from 2-2-1 to 2-2-3, 2-2-5, 2-2-9, 2-2-13, 2-2-21, 2-2-24, and from 2-228 to 2-2-33, and disassemble the unit up to “AU-318 Board” removal.

2. Disconnect the SE-923 board and the HN346 board from the two connectors (CN102, CN103) on the IR-42 board.

3. Remove the screw, and remove the IR-42 board.

4. Remove soldering at 14 points of the IR-42 board.

5. Remove the four screws, and remove the two mount (C) connectors.w

The life of the flexible board and the flexible card wire will be significantly shortened if they are folded. Be very careful not to fold them.

HN-346 board

CN102

Remove soldering from the Fourteen points.

SE-923 board

Lens mount block

CN103

M2 x 4

IR-42 board

6. Reinstall the removed parts by reversing the steps of removal.

Mount (C) connectors

K1.7 x 5

(Precision)

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2-2-37. Replacing the Parts in the

Lens Grip

Removing the grip cover

1. Remove the three screws a, and remove the screw b. (Fig. 1)

2. While pressing the RELEASE button, press the T side of the T/W zoom switch, and rotate the grip cover in the direction of the arrow, then remove the grip cover. (Fig. 2)

3. Disconnect the harness from the connector of the T/W zoom switch. (Fig. 3)

Replacing the cap (START/STOP)

1. Remove the cap (START/STOP) by pushing it in from the outside of the grip cover. (Fig.

2. Install the new cap (START/STOP) by aligning its notch with the protrusion of the grip cover. (Fig. 5)

Replacing the rear cover and the grip belt

1. Disengage the two claws from the inside of the grip cover, and remove the rear cover. (Fig. 4)

2. Separate the grip belt from the buckle, and pull it off from the grip cover. (Fig. 6)

3. Install the new grip belt by reversing the steps of removal. (Fig. 6)

4. Engage the rear cover with the grip cover.

T/W zoom switch

Fig.1

Fig.3

T/W zoom switch

Claws

Grip cover

RELEASE button

Harness

T sideW side

Fig.2

Grip cover

Installing the grip cover

1. Connect the harness to the connector of the T/W zoom switch. (Fig. 3)

2. Align the hole of the grip cover with the RELEASE button. While pressing the T side of the T/W zoom switch, assemble it by rotating it in the direction opposite to the arrow. (Fig. 2)

3. Install the three screws a, and the screw b. (Fig. 1)

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Grip cover (inside)

Cap (START/STOP)

Notch

Fig.5

Grip cover

(Inside)

Rear cover

Fig.4

Protrusion

Buckle

Grip belt

Fig.6

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Section 3

SERVICE Menu

3-1. SERVICE Menu List

1. MAINTENANCE menu list

Menu Item Submenu Item Choice Function

Test Saw _ On Turns On or Off the Test Saw.

Off

Auto BLK _ Execute Starts up the auto black balance adjustment. Balance Cancel

Black Shading Setting On Turns On or Off the black shading correction.

Channel Sel G Selects the channel (R-ch or G-ch or B-ch) to

H Saw _99 to +99 Adjusts the black shading H Saw correction level. H Para _99 to +99 Adjusts the black shading H Para correction level. V Saw _99 to +99 Adjusts the black shading V Saw correction level. V Para _99 to +99 Adjusts the black shading V Para correction level.

Auto BLK Shad Execute Starts up the auto black shading correction.

White Shading Setting On Turns On or Off the white shading correction.

Channel Sel G Selects the channel (R-ch or G-ch or B-ch) to

H Saw _99 to +99 Adjusts the white shading H Saw correction level. H Para _99 to +99 Adjusts the white shading H Para correction level. V Saw _99 to +99 Adjusts the white shading V Saw correction level. V Para _99 to +99 Adjusts the white shading V Para correction level.

Flare G Flare _99 to +99 Adjusts the G-ch flare correction level.

B Flare _99 to +99 Adjusts the B-ch flare correction level. R Flare _99 to +99 Adjusts the R-ch flare correction level.

Off

B execute black shading adjustment on. R (The present setup values of H Saw, H Para, V

Saw and V Para for the selected channel are displayed automatically.)

Cancel

Off

B execute white shading adjustment on. (The R present setup values of H Saw, H Para, V Saw

and V Para of the selected channel are displayed automatically.)

2. RPN CORRECT menu list

Menu Item Submenu Item Choice Function

Auto Detection _ Execute Starts up auto RPN.

Cancel

Correction Mode _ Concealment Selects the RPN correction mode that is used to

Compensation register or delete the manual registration.

Channel _ G Selects and displays the channel (R-ch or G-ch or

B B-ch) to execute manual registration or detection R of RPN correction on.

Cursor _ On Turns On or Off the RPN correction point indicator

Off cursor.

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Menu Item Submenu Item Choice Function

Cursor H Position _ 1 to 1920 Displays and move the horizontal address of the

Cursor V Position _ 1 to 1080 Displays and move the vertical address of the RPN

Cursor Next __ Moves the RPN correction point indicator cursor

Cursor Prev __ Moves the RPN correction point indicator cursor

Compensation _ 0 to 255 Indicates the RPN compensation level. Level

Recode _ Execute Registers the RPN.

Cancel

Delete _ Execute Deletes the RPN.

Cancel

Readout Mode _ Field Selects the CMOS readout mode.

Frame

Reset _ Execute Deletes all the RPN that are registered after

Cancel shipment from the factory.

RPN correction point indicator cursor.

correction point indicator cursor.

to the next RPN point.

to the previous RPN point.

3. INFORMATION menu list

Menu Item Submenu Item Choice Function

Serial Number __ Displays the serial number. Version __ Displays the software version number.

Self Diag Diag Type Type1 Selects the self-diagnostic type.

Item1 Execute Executes self-diagnostic Item 1.

Item2 Execute Executes self-diagnostic Item 2.

Item3 Execute Executes self-diagnostic Item 3.

Item4 Execute Executes self-diagnostic Item 4.

Item5 Execute Executes self-diagnostic Item 5.

Item6 Execute Executes self-diagnostic Item 6.

Item7 Execute Executes self-diagnostic Item 7.

Item8 Execute Executes self-diagnostic Item 8.

Item9 Execute Executes self-diagnostic Item 9.

Item10 Execute Executes self-diagnostic Item 10.

Item11 Execute Executes self-diagnostic Item 11.

Item12 Execute Executes self-diagnostic Item 12.

Item13 Execute Executes self-diagnostic Item 13.

Log Dump _ Execute Records the error log to media.

Type2

Cancel

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3-2. SERVICE Menu Description

3-2-3. Displaying the SERVICE Menu

3-2-1. Basic Menu Operations

Basic Menu Operation

Press the MENU button to enter the menu mode. Press the PICTURE PROFILE button, the MENU button, or the STATUS button while the menu is displayed to close the menu display. The menu display is closed when the power is turned off.

1. Press the MENU button. The system enters the menu mode. For displaying the SERVICE menu, refer to section 32-3 of this manual.

2. Press the arrow key to move the cursor to the desired setting item and press the SEL/SET button.

Exiting the Menu Mode

Press the MENU button again. The system exits the menu mode to return to the normal camera mode.

3-2-2. SERVICE Menu Structure

The SERVICE menu consists of the three SERVICE dedicated menus and the six ordinary SETUP menus for a total of nine menus.

SERVICE menu types

Menu name Description

MAINTENANCE Adjustment of parameters

RPN CORRECT Operations regarding the RPN correction

INFORMATION Information display on the particular

PMW-EX3 and self-diagnostics.

The MAINTENANCE menu and the RPN CORRECT menu can be operated in the CAMERA mode only.

. To display the SERVICE menu, press the CANCEL

button, the MENU button, and the JOG dial at the same time. Pressing the MENU button again closes the SERVICE menu display.

. Once the SERVICE menu has been displayed, simply

pressing the MENU button displays the SERVICE menu instead of the normal SETUP menu unless the power is turned off.

3-3. SERVICE Menu Description

3-3-1. MAINTENANCE Menu

The MAINTENANCE menu enables setting for image device and setting parameters that must be set uniquely to each PMW-EX3 for correction of non-uniformity between the respective lens characteristics.

1. Test Saw setting

. Test Saw setting enables the operator to select the Test

Saw signal instead of the imager output signal when recording or outputting images in CAMERA mode.

2. Executing Auto Black Balance

. Executing the Auto Black Balance triggers the auto

black balance adjustment (automatic black level adjustment).

. When the Auto Black Balance menu is selected, the

Execute and Cancel choices appear. Selecting Execute starts Auto Black Balance.

. When the Auto Black Balance is executed, the execute

RPN automatic detection.

Auto Black Balance cannot be executed from the SERVICE menu under the following settings. Change the settings to execute Auto Black Balance. . When Video Format other than HQ 1080/60i or HQ

1080/50i is selected.

. When electronic shutter is operating in the SLS mode. . When the EX Slow Shutter is set to ON.

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3. Black Shading Adjustment

Black shading adjustment method

All of the Black Shading correction values have been set to ± 0 when shipped from the factory. (When the Black Shading correction is executed, it results in height difference of black level at the boundary areas between the corrected areas). Do not change the Black Shading correction values to any values other than ± 0 unless it is necessary.

. The Black Shading menu enables the H Saw correction

level adjustment, V Saw correction level adjustment and parabola correction level adjustment.

. The Black Shading setting menu can be used to turn

Black Shading correction On or Off. The Black Shading setting is turned On automatically when the power is turned On.

. The Channel Select menu enables selection of the

channel (G-ch or B-ch or R-ch) to execute the H Saw, H Para, V Saw, and V Para black shading adjustments on.

. When the Channel Select menu selects any other chan-

nel, the displays of the H Saw, H Para, V Saw, and V Para setup values are changed to the current setup values of the channel selected by the Channel Select menu. The changes are reflected on the H Saw, H Para, V Saw, and V Para setup values.

. The H Saw menu enables the horizontal Saw black

shading correction (linear increase and decrease) level.

. The H Para menu enables the horizontal Parabola black

shading correction (black level correction at the horizontal center with respect to both ends) level.

. The V Saw menu enables the vertical Saw black shading

correction (linear increase and decrease) level.

. The V Para menu enables the vertical Parabola black

shading correction (black level correction at the vertical center with respect to both ends) level.

. The Auto BLK Shad menu enables the auto black

shading correction (automatic optimization of the respective correction values of the black shading correction).

. When Auto BLK Shad menu is selected, the Execute and

Cancel choices appear. Selecting Execute starts Auto Black Shading.

Preparation

. Connect an HD waveform monitor to the SDI OUT

terminal.

. HD waveform monitor setting: RGB mode . Lens iris → CLOSE

Adjustment Procedure

. Adjust GAIN and BLK level for easy viewing to ob-

serve.

. Adjust H Saw, H Para, V Saw and V Para for the

respective channels of G-ch, B-ch and R-ch until waveform on the waveform monitor becomes flat.

(H SAW)

(H PARA)

(V SAW) (V PARA)

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4. White Shading Adjustment

(H SAW)

(H PARA)

(V SAW) (V PARA)

White shading adjustment method

The White Shading menu enables the adjustment of the horizontal and vertical Saw correction level and parabola correction level.

m . The White Shading adjustment cannot be executed for

the correct adjustment values if the object pattern has non-uniformity or if other conditions such as lens iris setting and zoom setting are not correctly satisfied. .

. Use a full white pattern for the White Shading adjust-

ment having uniform brightness over the entire area.

. If a full white pattern having uniform brightness over the

entire area is not available, do not execute the G-channel White Balance adjustment. Instead of it, execute the White Balance adjustment in the way of aligning the Rchannel waveform and the B-channel waveform to the waveform of G-channel.

. The White Shading setting menu can be used to turn

White Shading correction On or Off. The White Shading setting is turned On automatically when the power is turned On.

. The Channel Select menu enables selection of the

channel (G-ch or B-ch or R-ch) to execute the H Saw, H Para, V Saw, and V Para white shading adjustments on.

. When the Channel Select menu selects any other chan-

. The H Saw menu enables the horizontal Saw white

shading correction (linear increase and decrease) level.

. The H Para menu enables the horizontal Parabola white

shading correction (sensitivity correction at the horizontal center with respect to both ends) level.

. The V Saw menu enables the vertical Saw black shading

correction (linear increase and decrease) level.

. The V Para menu enables the vertical Parabola white

shading correction (sensitivity correction at the vertical center with respect to both ends) level.

Preparation

. Connect an HD waveform monitor to the SDI OUT

terminal.

. HD waveform monitor setting: RGB mode . Focus → ∞ . Shoot an all white pattern over the entire frame of

monitor screen.

Adjustment Procedure

. Adjust lens iris until white level becomes approximately

80%. If the lens iris value is larger than F5.6, adjust the incoming light intensity by using electronic shutter for the lens iris setting of smaller than F5.6.

. Adjust H Saw, H Para, V Saw and V Para for the

respective channels of G-ch, B-ch and R-ch until waveform on the waveform monitor becomes flat.

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5. Flare Adjustment

The Flare Adjustment menu enables flare compensation for the respective channels of G-channel, B-channel and Rchannel.

Flare adjustment method

. Adjust R Flare, G Flare and B Flare until the black levels

on both sides of the center white in all of the R, G and B channels to a unity level. (Align black level all channels to that of the channel having the lowest black level.)

Preparation

. Connect an HD waveform monitor to the SDI OUT

terminal.

. HD waveform monitor setting: RGB mode . Shoot a gray-scale chart to fill the entire screen of the

picture frame and execute the white balance.

. Set the Knee to the Auto or Off.

Adjustment Procedure

. Adjust lens iris until white level becomes approximately

100%. After that, open the lens iris by two stops.

m . The flare adjustment can be performed only when there

is a correct grayscale chart.

. When there is no correct grayscale chart, adjust the

values of R Flare, G Flare and B Flare to ± 0.

. Select waveform of the signal at the center of grayscale

signal on a waveform monitor.

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3-3-2. RPN CORRECT Menu

The RPN CORRECT menu enables various operations such as manual registration, deletion and automatic detection of the RPN compensation point.

1. Executing Auto Detection

. The Auto Detection menu enables automatic detection of

RPN point.

. When the Auto Detection menu is selected, the Execute

and Cancel choices appear. Selecting Execute starts RPN Auto Detection.

. The RPN point that is detected by the Auto Detection is

added to the RPN correction point.

Auto Detection cannot be executed under the following settings. Change the settings to execute Auto Detection. . When Video Format other than HQ 1080/60i or HQ

1080/50i is selected.

. When electronic shutter is operating in the SLS mode. . When the EX Slow Shutter is set to ON.

2. Correction Mode settings

. The Correction Mode menu enables selection of the RPN

correction mode for a pixel when the pixel is registered by manual registration of RPN.

. The Correction Mode selecting Concealment and

Compensation.

. For the manual registration of RPN, select Concealment.

3. Channel Setting

. The Channel menu enables selection of the channel (R-

ch or G-ch or B-ch) to execute Record of RPN pixel on, in the manual registration of RPN.

. When the RPN cursor (indicating location of an RPN

pixel to register) is moved to an already-registered RPN correction point by the Cursor Next. or Cursor Prev operation, the correction mode selected for the RPN point is displayed automatically.

. Signal of the pixel located at the center of the crosshair

cursor is replaced by black.

. The Cursor setting is always turned Off when the power

is turned On.

5. Cursor H Position Setting

. The Cursor H Position menu enables the user to change

the horizontal position of the RPN point within the effective period of video signal in the manual registration of RPN.

. When the RPN cursor (indicating the location of a RPN

pixel to register) is moved to an already-registered RPN correction point by the Cursor Next or Cursor Prev operation, the display automatically switches to the numeric value of the horizontal position of the RPN point.

6. Cursor V Position Setting

. The Cursor V Position menu enables the user to change

the vertical position of the RPN point within the effective period of video signal in the manual registration of RPN.

. When the RPN cursor (indicating the location of a RPN

7. Operating Cursor Next

. The Cursor Next menu enables the user to move the

RPN cursor position to the next already-registered RPN correction point after the present position in the ascending order of the addresses during the manual registration of RPN. (If multiple RPN positions have the same address in the ascending order of the Cursor V Position, the RPN cursor moves in the ascending order of the Cursor H Position.)

8. Operating Cursor Prev

4. Cursor Setting

. The Cursor menu enables turning On or Off the crosshair

cursor display indicating the RPN correction position in the manual registration of RPN.

. When the Cursor menu is turned On, the crosshair cursor

indicating the RPN correction position is displayed superimposed on the video signal.

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. The Cursor Prev menu enables the user to move the RPN

cursor position to the next already-registered RPN correction point after the present position in the descending order of the addresses during the manual registration of RPN. (If multiple RPN positions have the same address in the descending order of the Cursor V Position, the RPN cursor moves in the descending order of the Cursor H Position.)

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9. Compensation Level Display

RPN manual registration procedure

. The Compensation Level menu indicates the compensa-

tion level of the already-registered RPN correction point when the crosshair cursor is moved to a correction point by the Cursor Next or Cursor Prev operation, and if the compensation mode of the already-registered point is Compensation.

. The Compensation Level menu is dedicated to display

only and the cursor cannot be moved to this menu.

10. Executing Record

. The Record menu enables the manual registration of

RPN.

. When Record menu is selected, the Execute and Cancel

choices appear. Selecting Execute starts the registration of RPN.

11. Executing Delete

. The Delete menu enables manual deletion of RPN. . When the Delete menu is executed, the RPN registration

of a pixel at an address specified by the Cursor H Position and Cursor V Position is deleted from RPN data.

. When the Delete menu is selected, the Execute and

Cancel choices appear. Selecting Execute starts deletion of RPN.

12. Readout Mode Setting

. The Readout Mode menu enables the user to select the

Frame readout mode of the imager in order to facilitate viewing the RPN position on a monitor screen.

. The Readout Mode setting is always set to Field when

the power is turned On.

13. Executing Reset

. The Reset menu enables the user to delete the RPN

correction point data that is registered by Auto Detect and Auto Black Balance after the equipment is shipped from the factory.

. The RPN data that is registered at the factory and the

RPN data is manually registered cannot be deleted by the Reset.

. When the Reset menu is selected, the Execute and

Cancel choices appear. In addition, selecting Execute starts reset of RPN.

. Set the Video Format to HQ 1080/60i. . Set the Readout Mode to Frame.

(To facilitate viewing the RPN position on a monitor screen.)

. Set the lens iris to CLOSE. . Adjust GAIN and Black Level to the settings that

facilitate viewing the RPN position on a monitor screen.

. Set Channel to the RPN color that is going to be regis-

tered.

. Set Cursor to On. . Move the crosshair cursor to the RPN that is going to be

registered by using Cursor H Position and Cursor V Position. (When the crosshair cursor is moved on top of the desired RPN, the RPN becomes invisible.)

. Set Correction Mode to Concealment. . Execute the Record.

* When RPN Record is attempted, if the RPN registration

of a pixel fails at a specific address due to a problem with the small interval between the current and previous registered RPN spots, the screen shows the message “NG : Adjacent Pixel”.

3-3-3. INFORMATION Menu

The INFORMATION menu enables operations such as displaying the information inherent to a specific machine and executing Self Diag.

1. Displaying the Serial Number

. The serial number of the unit is displayed on the Serial

Number.

. The cursor cannot be moved to the Serial Number.

2. Displaying the Version Number

. The software version of the unit is displayed on the

Version.

. The cursor cannot be moved to the Version.

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3. Executing Self Diag

Self Diag enables the user to execute self-diagnosis of the equipment. When Self Diag is run, the result of self-diagnosis appears regardless of whether the result is good or bad. The self-diagnosis can be executed only under the following conditions. When executing the self-diagnosis, change to the following conditions with the SHUTTER switch and the SETUP menu.

. SHUTTER switch: Off → lower front of the unit . EX Slow Shutter: Off → CAMERA menu . Country: NTSC Area → OTHERS menu . Video Format: HQ1080/60i → OTHERS menu

(1) Self-diagnostic items The following two types of self-diagnosis are provided.

. Type1: Simple self-diagnosis

. Use to execute a simple version of the self-diagnosis. This finishes in a short time.

. Type2: Complete self-diagnosis

. This executes all items included in the Self Diag. Since complete self-diagnosis involves a memory

test and a complicated device test, this requires time to be completed. In addition, since the system cannot be returned to normal operations after the self-diagnosis, the power must be turned off and on again.

The self-diagnostic items range from Item1 to Item13.

Self-diagnostic item list

Item No. Self-diagnostic item Description

Item1 Image processor block Diagnosis of CMOS block, and camera block

Item2 Display block Diagnosis of video signal system (LCD and base band signal

Item3 Media block Diagnosis of media recording and playback (encoder, decoder,

Item4 Audio block Diagnosis of audio input and output

Item5 System controller block Diagnosis of system controller system

Item6 Power block Diagnosis of power supply system

Item7 I/F between image processor Diagnosis of the signal line from camera signal processor IC to

and display block base band processing IC

Item8 Video I/F while recording between Diagnosis of the video signal line (recording direction) from base

display and media block band processing IC via encoder IC to AVIT signal processing IC

Item9 Video I/F while playing back Diagnosis of the video signal line (playback direction) from AVIT

between display and media block signal processing IC via decoder IC to base band processing IC

Item10 Audio I/F while recording between Diagnosis of the audio signal line (recording direction) from base

display and media block band processing IC to AVIT signal processing IC

Item11 Audio I/F while playing back Diagnosis of the audio signal line (playback direction) from AVIT

between display and media block signal processing IC to base band processing IC

Item12 4bit I/F while recording between Diagnosis of the 4bit Bus signal line (recording direction) from

display and media block base band processing IC to AVIT signal processing IC

Item13 4bit I/F while playing back between Diagnosis of the 4bit Bus signal line (playback direction) from

display and media block AVIT signal processing IC to base band processing IC

processing)

memory card, i.LINK and USB interface)

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(2) Procedure for the self-diagnosis

1) Select the type of self-diagnosis (Type 1 or Type 2) in Diag Type.

When Type 1/2 for an Item in the table is “1 only”, the item executes only for type 1, and when it is “2 only”, it executes only for type 2. For “1, 2”, the item executes for both type 1 and type 2.

2) Select the Item of self-diagnosis from Item1 to Item13.

3) When an Item is selected, Execute and Cancel appear. In addition, when Execute is selected, the self-diagnosis of the selected Item starts.

4) When the self-diagnosis is completed, the result of self-diagnosis appears.

Example of the display for results of self-diagnosis

Press the CANCEL button, joystick, or jog dial while displaying the result of self-diagnosis to return to the INFORMATION menu.

The results of self-diagnosis The result of self-diagnosis is composed of the diagnostic item ID (DiagID) for the Item and Try, Success, and Result for the item. The result of the self-diagnosis for each item is displayed after execution.

Meaning of Try, Success, and Result

Category Description

Try Shows the number of trials of the self-diagnosis.

Success Shows the number of internal successes of the self-diagnosis.

Result Shows the result of the self-diagnosis. “0” means no problems.

When a value other than “0” is displayed, check the details for each self-diagnostic item.

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(3) Details of self-diagnosis This section describes self-diagnostic items included in each Item. The values in the Error value column show the value for errors. The value is "0" when there is no error.

Item1: Image processor block diagnosis

Image processor block diagnosis analyzes the following contents.

(Both of Type 1 and Type 2 take approximately 10 seconds for diagnosis.)

ID Diagnosis description Error value Type 1/2 Note

0x08 Number of RPN -1: Exceeding RPN max 1, 2 _

registrations check number

0x09 Reading/Writing data test to -1: CMOS Read/Write NG 1, 2 _

0x0a Communication test of -5: Camera signal processor 1, 2 _

When an error is detected in the item, it indicates a possible error in the hardware.

CMOS block, video signal or CMOS video signal bus connection test between bus NG CMOS and camera signal processor IC

camera signal processor IC IC Read/Write NG

Item2: Display block diagnosis

Display block diagnosis analyzes the following contents.

ID Diagnosis description Error value Type 1/2 Note

0x01 Communication signal line -1: Connection error 1, 2 _

test of COPRO (SAD)

0x02 Communication signal line -1: Connection error 1, 2 _

test of LCD (SAD)

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Item3: Media block diagnosis

Media block diagnosis analyzes the following contents. There can be cases that the error value “-6” is displayed with any ID other than what are listed in the following table. The error value “_6” does not mean any abnormality in such cases. Be sure to turn off the power once whenever the media block diagnosis item 3 is executed.

ID Diagnosis description Error value Type 1/2 Note

0x01 DDR2 SDRAM Read/Write -1: Error 2 only Continuous operations cannot be

0x06 USB Device Register -1: Error 1 only _

0x09 i.Link Register Read/Write -1: Error 1 only _

0x0B USB Host Register -1: Error 1 only _

0x14 PIFC POWSW -1: Error 1 only _ 0x15 SPA POWSW -1: Error 1 only _ 0x12 MPEG encoder/decoder -1: Error 1 only _

0x20 NOR-FlashROM data -1: Error 1 only _

0x23 Slot A LED blink -1: Error 1 only _ 0x24 Slot B LED blink -1: Error 1 only _

check operated after this check.

This check requires a long time.

Read/Write check

check

Read/Write check

IC Data Read/Write

consistency check

Item4: Audio block diagnosis

Audio block diagnosis analyzes the following contents.

ID Diagnosis description Error value Type 1/2 Note

0x02 Memory area check for -1: Memory read/write 1, 2 _

When an error is detected in the item, it indicates a possible error in the hardware.

audio block comparison NG

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Item5: System controller block diagnosis

System controller block diagnosis analyzes the following contents.

ID Diagnosis description Error value Type 1/2 Note

0x01 IIC communication test (clock IC) -1: Error 1, 2 _ 0x02 IIC communication test (EEPROM) -1: Error 1, 2 _ 0x03 IIC communication test (power supply microcomputer) -1: Error 1, 2 _ 0x04 IIC communication test (sub-microcomputer of -1: Error 1, 2 _

the inside panel)

0x05 IIC communication test (sub-microcomputer of the handle) -1: Error 1, 2 _ 0x06 IIC communication test (sub-microcomputer of -1: Error 1, 2 _

the rear panel)

0x09 IIC communication test (I/O expander) -1: Error 1, 2 _ 0x10 Version matching test (power supply microcomputer) -1: Error 1, 2 * 0x11 Version matching test (sub-microcomputer of -1: Error 1, 2 *

the inside panel)

0x12 Version matching test (sub-microcomputer of the handle) -1: Error 1, 2 * 0x13 Version matching test (sub-microcomputer of -1: Error 1, 2 *

When an error is detected in the IIC communication test, it indicates a possible failure in the communication line or device.

*: When an error is detected in the version matching test, upgrade again to a compatible version.

the rear panel)

Contact your local Sony Sales Office/Service Center for information on versions.

Item6: Power block diagnosis

Power block diagnosis analyzes the following contents.

ID Diagnosis description Error value Type 1/2 Note

0x01 Power switch readout -1: Cannot readout battery 1, 2 Power switch must be set to

0x02 Battery recognition -1: Cannot communicate with 1, 2 Appropriate battery must be

0x03 Power supply state -1: Power supply is not 1, 2 Power switch must be set to

power switch CAMERA.

-4: Cannot diagnose since the power switch is not set to CAMERA

battery connected.

-4: Cannot diagnose since the battery is not connected

controlled correctly CAMERA.

-4: Cannot diagnose since the power switch is not CAMERA

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Item7: Diagnosis between image processor and display blocks

Diagnosis between Image processor and Display blocks analyzes the following contents.

ID Diagnosis description Error value Type 1/2 Note

0x80 Video signal line test -1: Test pattern checking failure 1, 2 Conducts a test from camera

When an error is detected, it indicates a possible failure in the chip or the signal line between chips.

signal processor IC to base band processing IC. Monitor output images will be distorted during the test.

Item8 to 13: Diagnosis between display and media blocks

Diagnosis between display and media blocks analyzes the following contents.

Item No. ID Diagnosis description Error value Type 1/2 Note

8 0x90 Video signal line communication -1: Test pattern checking failure 1, 2 _

9 0x91 Video signal line communication -1: Test pattern checking failure 1, 2 _

10 0x92 LPCM signal line communication -1: Test pattern checking failure 1, 2 _

11 0x93 LPCM signal line communication -1: Test pattern checking failure 1, 2 _

12 0x94 4bit I/F signal line communication -1: Test pattern checking failure 1, 2 _

13 0x95 4bit I/F signal line communication -1: Test pattern checking failure 1, 2 _

When an error is detected, it indicates a possible failure in the chip or the signal line between chips.

test in recording direction (in the -2: Sequence error direction from base band processing IC to AVIT signal processing IC)

test in playback direction (in the -2: Sequence error direction from AVIT signal processing IC to base band processing IC)

test in recording direction (in the -2: Sequence error direction from base band processing IC to AVIT signal processing IC)

test in playback direction (in the -2: Sequence error direction from AVIT signal processing IC to base band processing IC)

test in recording direction (in the -2: Sequence error direction from base band processing IC to AVIT signal processing IC)

test in playback direction (in the -2: Sequence error direction from AVIT signal processing IC to base band processing)

4. Executing Log Dump

Executing Log Dump acquires the error log information and saves it to the active, writable media. Select Log Dump under the INFORMATION menu, and execute it with Execute. The process is complete when “Log Dump Done” is displayed as a result. Do not remove the media until this message appears.

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Section 4

Spare Parts

4-1. Notes on Repair Parts

1. Safety Related Components Warning

Components marked ! are critical to safe operation. Therefore, specified parts should be used in the case of replacement.

2. Standardization of Parts

Some repair parts supplied by Sony differ from those used for the unit. These are because of parts commonality and improvement.

3. Stock of Parts

Parts marked with “o” at SP (Supply Code) column of the spare parts list may not be stocked. Therefore, the delivery date will be delayed.

4. Harness

Harnesses with no part number are not registered as spare parts.

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Handle Block 1

4-2. Exploded Views

VF REAR

PTT2.6 x 6

4-2

BTB2.6 x 8

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No. Part No. SP Description

1 A-1545-701-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, AXM-36 2 A-1545-702-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, KSW-54 3 A-1545-707-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, LED-469 4 A-1545-709-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, IF-1069 5 A-1545-799-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, HP-144

6 X-2187-352-1 s MICROPHONE HOLDER ASSY 7 X-2318-445-2 s TOP COVER ASSY, HANDLE 8 X-2318-450-1 s PAD SUB ASSY 9 1-478-955-21 s SWITCH BLOCK, CONTROL (ZS-5610) 10 1-825-968-11 s LOUDSPEAKER (1.8CM)

11 1-966-163-11 s HARNESS, SUB (KSW54-IF1069) 12 1-966-170-11 s HARNESS, SUB (8PIN) 13 2-640-315-02 o SCREW (M2X5), SMALL, +P, SW 14 3-056-233-21 s SCREW (M2), LOCK ACE, P2 15 3-080-203-31 s SREW(M2),LOCK ACE, P2

16 3-080-203-51 s SREW(M2),LOCK ACE, P2 17 3-165-904-01 s WASHER, SCREW STOPPER 18 3-276-443-11 s SPEAKER CUSHION 19 3-278-666-02 s RAIL, XLR SW 20 3-295-151-01 s XLR SW KNOB 2

21 3-657-657-02 s SCREW (M5) 22 3-688-754-11 s SPRING 23 3-688-755-13 s SHOE, ACCESSORY 24 3-876-723-01 s BRACKET,OUT MICROPHONE 25 3-876-730-01 s BRACKET, REAR SHOE

Handle Block 1

26 3-876-731-01 s BRACKET, HP 27 3-876-782-02 s SHAFT PAD 28 3-876-783-01 s COVER,PAD CENTER 29 3-878-244-01 s BRACKET, SPEAKER 30 3-878-246-01 s COVER, PAD STOPPER

31 3-878-248-01 s SPRING PAD 32 3-878-252-01 s HARNESS COVER, HANDLE REAR 33 3-878-256-02 s RUBBER SW KEY 34 4-673-655-01 s SCREW +B 35 3-654-058-12 s SPACER (3X2)

36 1-877-244-11 s PRINTED WIRING BOARD, HN-349 37 4-110-064-01 s HOOD, LENS 38 1-788-858-11 s LENS, ZOOM (VCL-614B2X) 39 3-452-468-01 s BELT, GRIP 40 3-875-399-01 s LID, REAR

41 3-875-400-01 s CAP

7-685-534-19 s SCREW +BTP 2.6X8 TYPE2 N-S 7-685-792-09 s SCREW +PTT 2.6X6 (S)

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Handle Block 2

To KSW-54 board (CN1)

112

113

105

128

112

116

104

107

112

114

115

112

To KSW-54 board (CN7)

102

117

128

113

112

111

131

121

122

126

129

B2.6 x 6

106

124

To KSW-54 board (CN300)

To IF-1069 board (CN5)

120

123

111

VF FRONT

B2.6 x 6

103

112

To KSW-54 board (CN2)

108

109

B2.6 x 6

101

119

112

To IF-1069 board (CN4)

110

To LED-469 board (CN2)

133

111

125

127

130

118

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No. Part No. SP Description

101 A-1545-706-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, SWC-49 102 A-1545-708-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, HN-328 103 A-1545-710-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, MA-164 104 A-1545-711-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, RM-214 105 X-2318-443-2 s COVER ASSY,MICROPHONE

106 X-2318-444-1 s KEY TOP (TOP PANEL) ASSY 107 1-542-748-11 s MICROPHONE UNIT 108 1-966-160-11 s HARNESS, SUB (KSW54-RM214) 109 1-966-161-11 s HARNESS, SUB (KSW54-MA164) 110 3-056-233-21 s SCREW (M2), LOCK ACE, P2

111 3-080-203-31 s SREW(M2),LOCK ACE,P2 112 3-080-206-21 s SCREW, TAPPING, P2 113 3-278-656-02 s MIC SIDE GRILLE 114 3-278-657-01 s CASE, MICROPHONE 115 3-278-660-01 s MIC CUSION (R)

116 3-278-661-01 s MIC CUSION (L) 117 3-679-659-05 s CLAMP,CABLE 118 3-701-505-01 s SET SCREW, DOUBLE POINT 3X3 119 3-876-724-01 s BRACKET, TOP PANEL EARTH 120 3-876-775-01 s FRAME, HANDLE MAIN

121 3-876-776-01 s COVER, TOP PANEL 122 3-876-779-01 s HANDLE,FRONT COVER 123 3-876-880-02 s CLAMP (REAR), CABLE 124 3-876-881-01 s CASE, SPEAKER 125 3-878-238-01 s LOCK LEVER (SLIDE)

Handle Block 2

126 3-878-243-01 s HANDLE, GRIP COVER 127 3-878-245-01 s COVER, BOTTOM, FRONT 128 3-878-250-02 s SHIELD SHEET (MIC) 129 3-878-251-02 s COVER (HP), CONNECTOR 130 3-878-269-02 s LOCK,SCREW

131 4-641-726-13 s SCREW (M2), SPECIAL HEAD 133 1-887-248-11 s PRINTED WIRING BOARD, HN-348

7-621-770-67 s SCREW +B 2.6X6

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VF Front and VF Rear

214

206

203

213

+P2.6 x 4

234

211

207

215

+P2.6 x 4

213

PIN2 x 16

237

212

222

To KSW-54 board (CN300)

210

220

221

223

217

204

210

219

209

201

218

209

202

208

210

235

225

To Main Frame 2 DPR-289 board

216

230

236

226

224

+P2.6 x 4

227

229

+P2.6 x 4

216

210

228

231

227

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No. Part No. SP Description

201 A-1363-183-B s 3.5 INCH LCD ASSY 202 A-1545-705-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, CT-251 203 X-2318-436-1 s BOX ASSY, REAR 204 X-2318-442-1 s HINGE ASSY 205 X-2318-448-2 s SLIDE ASSY, ROTARY

206 1-788-766-11 s LOUPE, VF 207 1-966-171-11 s HARNESS, SUB (KSW54-CT251) 208 1-966-192-11 s HARNESS (DPR-LCD) 209 3-056-233-21 s SCREW (M2), LOCK ACE, P2 210 3-080-203-31 s SREW(M2), LOCK ACE,P2

211 3-878-205-01 s LEVER (REAR BOX) 212 3-878-206-02 s SPRING, TORSION COIL 213 3-878-207-01 s BLOCK, SHAFT FIXED 214 3-878-208-01 s EYE CUP 215 3-878-209-02 s HINGE, SWITCHING

216 3-878-226-01 s COVER, ARM 217 3-878-227-01 s BOX, FRONT 218 3-878-228-01 s COVER LCD 219 3-878-229-01 s PLATE, DISPLAY 220 3-878-230-01 s GUIDE, SLIDE

221 3-878-231-01 s SW SLIDE 222 3-878-232-01 s SPRING (A90), TORSION COIL 223 3-878-233-01 s SPRING (A-70), TORSION COIL 224 3-878-234-01 s SWITCH, VF 225 3-878-235-01 s PLATE, BLIND

VF Front and VF Rear

226 3-878-236-01 s SWITCH (IMAGE), SLIDE 227 3-878-267-01 s REST, ARM 228 3-878-268-01 s TABLE, FIXED,VF SLIDE 229 3-878-270-02 s CUSION, STOPPER 230 3-878-271-02 s ARM

231 3-878-272-01 s GUIDE 234 4-109-147-01 s LABEL, CAUTION 235 4-641-726-13 s SCREW (M2), SPECIAL HEAD 236 3-701-505-01 s SET SCREW, DOUBLE POINT 3X3 237 4-108-765-01 s TAPE 25

7-621-284-00 s SCREW +P 2.6X4 7-626-314-31 s SPRING PIN 2X16

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Outside Panel and Battery

322

323

321

308

303

To IF-1069 board (CN4)

308

309

306

309

316

301

311

314

320

312

313

311

319

318

305

To LED-469 board (CN2)

308

325

302

311

309

307

310

308

To HN-328 board (CN2)

304

317

309

324

309

315

In Side Panel

308

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No. Part No. SP Description

301 A-1548-381-A s CASE ASSY, BATTERY 302 X-2318-447-2 s PANEL ASSY, FRONT 303 X-2318-473-3 s PANEL SUB ASSY, OUTSIDE 304 ! 1-528-174-31 s BATTERY, LITHIUM (CR2032 TYPE) 305 1-780-570-21 s TERMINAL BOARD, BATTERY

306 1-834-584-11 s CABLE, FLEXIBLE FLAT (30 CORE) 307 2-178-793-02 s BRACKET (TRIPOD) 308 3-056-233-21 s SCREW (M2), LOCK ACE, P2 309 3-080-203-31 s SREW(M2), LOCK ACE, P2 310 3-080-203-51 s SREW(M2), LOCK ACE, P2

311 3-080-206-21 s SCREW, TAPPING, P2 312 3-278-250-01 s LOCK LEVER BT 313 3-278-253-01 s CONNECTOR BRACKET 314 3-278-256-01 s SPRING, TORSION (BT) 315 3-278-644-01 s XDCAM EMBLEM

316 3-876-729-01 s BRACKET,SHOULDER 317 3-876-773-01 s LID, BUTTON BATTERY 318 3-876-774-01 s CASE BATTERY 319 3-876-777-01 s LEVER EJECT 320 3-876-778-01 s COVER, LEVER EJECT

321 3-876-781-01 s SW EJECT 322 3-877-746-02 s COVER, CONNECTOR (1) 323 3-877-980-01 s COVER, CONNECTOR (2) 324 3-878-253-02 s PANEL, BOTTOM 325 3-878-538-01 s PANEL (1), OUT SIDE

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Inside Panel 1

404

411

To LED-469 board (CN2)

408

401

411

421

416

430

409

419

411

418

432

403

407

423

STOP RING 1.2

431

STOP RING 1.5

415

405

428

429

426

413

425

414

424

411

422

406

427

417

410

402

411

412

420

411

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No. Part No. SP Description

401 A-1545-695-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, ASW-66 402 A-1545-696-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, SW-1410 403 A-1545-698-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, SW-1412 404 A-1549-955-A s PANEL ASSY, IN SIDE 405 X-2318-435-1 s EX SUB ASSY, LID

406 1-480-457-11 s BLOCK, AU VOLUME 407 1-966-165-11 s HARNESS, SUB (ASW66-SW1412) 408 1-966-172-11 s HARNESS, SUB (ASW66-LED469) 409 3-056-233-21 s SCREW (M2), LOCK ACE, P2 410 3-080-203-51 s SCREW(M2),LOCK ACE,P2

411 3-080-206-21 s SCREW, TAPPING, P2 412 3-278-633-01 s POWER SW SLIDE RAIL 413 3-703-358-09 s PIN, PARALLEL (DIA. 2X25) 414 3-877-688-01 s ARM(B),EX 415 3-877-740-01 s COVER,VOLUME

416 3-877-748-03 s COVER (UPPER), CONNECTOR 417 3-877-960-01 s GUARD,CABLE 418 3-877-963-01 s SWITCH, AU SLIDE (2) 419 3-877-973-01 s SWITCH, SLIDE, AU 420 3-877-975-01 s SW, POWER

421 3-877-987-01 s COVER (LOWER), CONNECTOR 422 3-878-078-01 s BRACKET (AU VOL) 423 3-878-081-01 s ARM(A), EX 424 3-878-512-01 s BASE, EX 425 3-878-513-01 s SPRING (1), TORSION COIL

Inside Panel 1

426 3-878-514-01 s SPRING (2), TORSION COIL 427 3-878-515-01 s SPRING , COMPRESSION COIL 428 3-878-516-01 s SHAFT (1) 429 3-878-517-02 s SHAFT (3) 430 3-878-530-01 s SPRING (LID), PLATE

431 3-878-627-01 s SPRING, LID 432 3-878-700-01 s CUSHION INSIDE

7-624-101-04 s STOP RING 1.2 (E TYPE) 7-624-102-04 s STOP RING 1.5, TYPE -E

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Inside Panel 2

To SW-1410 board (CN300)

513

509

516

508

507

To AU-318 board (CN4)

503

To HN-328 board (CN2)

516

505

508

511

508

501

510

504

508

512

514

506

502509

509

515

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No. Part No. SP Description

501 A-1545-694-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, SWC-48 502 A-1545-697-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, SW-1411 503 A-1545-699-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, HN-343 504 A-1545-700-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, HN-344 505 X-2318-470-3 s PANEL (2) SUB ASSY, IN SIDE

506 X-2318-472-2 s PANEL (3) SUB ASSY, INSIDE 507 1-966-170-11 s HARNESS, SUB (8PIN) 508 3-056-233-21 s SCREW (M2), LOCK ACE, P2 509 3-080-206-21 s SCREW, TAPPING, P2 510 3-877-677-01 s KEY TOP (ASSIGN)

511 3-877-689-01 s KEY TOP (FRAME) 512 3-877-759-01 s HOLDER, CN 513 3-878-018-01 s BRACKET (FRAME/FULL AUTO) 514 3-878-080-01 s SPACER, LIGHT INTERCEPTION 515 3-878-532-01 s PANEL(1) , IN SIDE

516 3-878-890-02 s TAPE (SWC48)

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EX-DD and Connector Rear

618

606

601

610

B2.6 x 6

604

613

617

B2.6 x 6

614

609

602

612

611

605

611

603

605

611

608

611

607

611

616

617

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No. Part No. SP Description

601 A-1545-703-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, CN-3024 602 A-1545-704-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, CN-3050 603 A-1545-716-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, CN-3022 604 A-1545-717-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, CN-3023 605 A-1545-718-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, EC-63

606 A-1549-958-A s REAR ASSY, CONNECTOR 607 A-1550-168-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, RE-260 608 A-1550-169-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, RE-261 609 1-766-381-11 s CONNECTOR, COAXIAL (BNC TYPE) 610 1-784-240-11 s CONVERTER, COAXIAL CONNECTOR

611 3-056-233-21 s SCREW (M2), LOCK ACE, P2 612 3-080-206-21 s SCREW, TAPPING, P 613 3-286-759-01 s CUSHION CN3007 614 3-694-181-03 s TYPE1,AROCK PRECISION +P 2.6X5 615 3-876-722-01 s BRACKET, EX

616 3-878-258-02 s BRACKET, EX-DD 617 3-878-890-02 s TAPE (SWC48) 618 3-878-657-01 s TAPE50

7-621-770-67 s SCREW +B 2.6X6

EX-DD and Connector Rear

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Main Frame 1

To SDI Out

706

704

To CN-3024 board (CN6)

BTP2.6 x 6

707

706

701

710

709

To ASW-66 board (CN101)

To CN-3050 board (CN1)

705

706

703

BTP2.6 x 6

702

4-16

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701 A-1563-418-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, TX-129 702 A-1545-691-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, BP-42 703 A-1545-798-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, PS-747 704 1-829-055-11 s CABLE ASSEMBLY, COAXIAL 705 1-966-168-11 s HARNESS, SUB (TX121-CN3024)

706 3-056-233-21 s SCREW (M2), LOCK ACE, P2 707 3-878-254-02 s RAIL, PAD TOP 708 3-878-656-01 s TAPE 60 709 3-878-657-01 s TAPE 50 710 3-878-255-01 s RAIL,PAD BOTTOM

7-685-533-19 s SCREW +BTP 2.6X6 TYPE2 N-S

Main Frame 1

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Main Frame 2

To ASW-66 board (CN101)

From VF Front and VF Rear Harness (DPR-LCD) E

810

808

805

To TX-121 board (CN700)

To CN-3050 board (CN1)

To TX-121 board (CN100)

811

812

To EC-630 board (CN1)

To EC-63 board (CN1)

807

809

To RE-260 board (CN1)

To PS-747 board (CN1)

815

812

817

To TX-121 board (CN800)

806

From prism block unit

ABD

D C

From HN-326 baord C

812

816

812

802

803

812

804

801

814

P3 x 8

817

813

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801 A-1545-791-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, JK-81 802 A-1545-792-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, DC-146 803 A-1545-795-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, MOUNT, HN-347 804 A-1545-796-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, MOUNT, JK-84 805 A-1545-797-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, HN-337

806 A-1555-158-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, DPR-289A 807 1-965-708-11 s HARNESS (DPR-EC) 808 1-965-710-11 s HARNESS (DPR-TX) 809 1-966-164-11 s HARNESS, SUB (DC146-RE260) 810 1-966-167-11 s HARNESS, SUB (DPR289-TX121) 811 1-966-169-11 s HARNESS, SUB (HN337-CN3050)

812 3-056-233-21 s SCREW (M2), LOCK ACE, P2 813 3-876-718-02 s BRACKET, CN (OUT) 814 3-876-719-01 s S BRACKET 815 3-876-727-02 s BRACKET (OUT) REAR, CONNECTOR

816 3-876-885-01 s CLAMP, CN OUTSIDE 817 4-673-655-01 s SCREW +B

7-685-146-11 s SCREW +P 3X8 TYPE2 NON-SLIT

Main Frame 2

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Lens Mount

To BP-42 board (CN1)

907

905

909

914

918

906

902

908

916

903

912

904

908

911

To DPR-289 board C

914

912

To DPR-289 board D

PRECISION K1.7 x 5

To DPR-289 board B

PRECISION K1.7 x 5

To DPR-289 board A

915

4-20

913

910

908

917

901

908

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901 A-1545-722-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, SW-1389 902 A-1545-723-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, SE-923 903 A-1545-724-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, AU-318 904 A-1545-725-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, IR-42 905 A-1545-726-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, HN-326

906 A-1557-692-A s BLOCK UNIT, PRISM 907 1-966-162-11 s HARNESS, SUB (AU318-BP42) 908 3-056-233-21 s SCREW (M2), LOCK ACE, P2 909 3-080-203-41 s SREW(M2), LOCK ACE,P2 910 3-876-720-01 s BRACKET, SW PWB

911 3-876-882-02 s GUIDE, PC BOARD,INSIDE 912 3-876-883-01 s CUSHION (FRONT) 913 3-878-241-01 s HOLDER, LENS MOUNT 914 4-673-655-01 s SCREW +B 915 1-788-851-11 s LENS MOUNT

916 1-877-242-11 s PRINTED WIRING BOARD, HN-346 917 1-877-241-11 s PRINTED WIRING BOARD, HN-345 918 3-878-657-01 s TAPE50

7-627-450-98 s SCREW, PRECISION +K 1.7X5 TYPE1 S

Lens Mount

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4-3. Electrical Parts List

-----------ASW-66 BOARD

----------- Ref. No. or Q’ty Part No. SP Description

(ASW-66 BOARD)

Ref. No. or Q’ty Part No. SP Description

1pc A-1545-695-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, ASW-66

L100 1-469-549-21 s INDUCTOR, CHIP 1.0UH (LB2016) L101 1-469-549-21 s INDUCTOR, CHIP 1.0UH (LB2016)

C100 1-112-298-91 o CAP, CERAMIC 1MF B (1608)

L102 1-469-549-21 s INDUCTOR, CHIP 1.0UH (LB2016) C101 1-112-298-91 o CAP, CERAMIC 1MF B (1608) C102 1-127-715-91 s CAP,CHIP CERAMIC 0.22MF B 1608 C103 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5) C104 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5)

Q100 8-729-929-09 s TRANSISTOR DTC123JE-TL

Q101 6-550-232-01 s TRANSISTOR 2SA2029FS6T2LQ/R

Q102 6-550-232-01 s TRANSISTOR 2SA2029FS6T2LQ/R

Q103 8-729-231-72 s TRANSISTOR 2SC3326N-TE85L-AB C105 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

Q104 8-729-231-72 s TRANSISTOR 2SC3326N-TE85L-AB C106 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C107 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C108 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C109 1-100-672-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 10MF C (3216)

R100 1-208-895-81 s RES, CHIP 2.2K (1005)

R101 1-208-895-81 s RES, CHIP 2.2K (1005)

R102 1-208-895-81 s RES, CHIP 2.2K (1005)

R103 1-208-895-81 s RES, CHIP 2.2K (1005) C110 1-112-015-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 47MF B 3225

R104 1-208-903-81 s RES, CHIP 4.7K (1005) C111 1-100-672-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 10MF C (3216) C112 1-164-858-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 22PF CH 1005 C113 1-164-858-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 22PF CH 1005 C114 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

R105 1-208-903-81 s RES, CHIP 4.7K (1005)

R106 1-208-935-81 s RES, CHIP 100K (1005)

R107 1-208-935-81 s RES, CHIP 100K (1005)

R108 1-208-935-81 s RES, CHIP 100K (1005) C115 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

R109 1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005) C116 1-128-991-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (5.3X5.5) C117 1-128-991-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (5.3X5.5) C118 1-112-015-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 47MF B 3225 C119 1-112-015-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 47MF B 3225

R110 1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005)

R111 1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005)

R116 1-208-918-81 s RES, CHIP 20K (1005)

R117 1-208-918-81 s RES, CHIP 20K (1005) C120 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5)

R118 1-208-918-81 s RES, CHIP 20K (1005) C121 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5) C122 1-164-858-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 22PF CH 1005 C123 1-164-858-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 22PF CH 1005 C124 1-128-991-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (5.3X5.5)

R119 1-208-918-81 s RES, CHIP 20K (1005)

R120 1-208-918-81 s RES, CHIP 20K (1005)

R121 1-208-918-81 s RES, CHIP 20K (1005)

R122 1-208-927-81 s RES, CHIP 47K (1005) C125 1-128-991-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (5.3X5.5)

R123 1-208-935-81 s RES, CHIP 100K (1005) C126 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C127 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C128 1-112-015-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 47MF B 3225 C129 1-112-015-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 47MF B 3225

R124 1-208-935-81 s RES, CHIP 100K (1005)

R125 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005)

R126 1-208-871-81 s RES, CHIP 220 (1005)

R127 1-208-871-81 s RES, CHIP 220 (1005) C130 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

R128 1-208-918-81 s RES, CHIP 20K (1005) C131 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C132 1-112-298-91 o CAP, CERAMIC 1MF B (1608) C133 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C134 1-112-300-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 4.7MF B (2012)

R129 1-208-918-81 s RES, CHIP 20K (1005)

R130 1-208-935-81 s RES, CHIP 100K (1005)

R131 1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005)

R132 1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005) C135 1-112-300-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 4.7MF B (2012)

R133 1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005) C136 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

R134 1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005) CN100 1-817-548-61 s CONNECTOR, FPC 6P CN102 1-816-463-21 s PIN, CONNECTOR (PC BOARD) 10P CN103 1-794-375-21 s PIN, CONNECTOR 2P

R135 1-208-923-81 s RES, CHIP 33K (1005)

R136 1-208-923-81 s RES, CHIP 33K (1005)

R137 1-208-887-81 s RES, CHIP 1.0K (1005)

R138 1-208-887-81 s RES, CHIP 1.0K (1005) D100 8-719-820-42 s DIODE 1SS302-TE85L D101 8-719-820-42 s DIODE 1SS302-TE85L D102 8-719-820-42 s DIODE 1SS302-TE85L D103 8-719-820-42 s DIODE 1SS302-TE85L D104 8-719-820-42 s DIODE 1SS302-TE85L

R141 1-208-933-81 s RES, CHIP 82K (1005)

R142 1-208-933-81 s RES, CHIP 82K (1005)

R143 1-208-935-81 s RES, CHIP 100K (1005)

R144 1-208-935-81 s RES, CHIP 100K (1005)

R145 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) D105 8-719-820-42 s DIODE 1SS302-TE85L D106 8-719-069-28 s DIODE 1SS400TE-61 D107 8-719-069-28 s DIODE 1SS400TE-61 D600 8-719-820-42 s DIODE 1SS302-TE85L

R146 1-208-863-81 s RES, CHIP 100 (1005)

R147 1-208-863-81 s RES, CHIP 100 (1005)

R148 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005)

R149 1-208-887-81 s RES, CHIP 1.0K (1005) IC100 8-759-523-02 s IC TC74HC4053AFT(EL)

R150 1-208-887-81 s RES, CHIP 1.0K (1005) IC101 8-759-523-02 s IC TC74HC4053AFT(EL) IC102 8-759-144-75 s IC UPC4572G2-E2 IC103 8-759-144-75 s IC UPC4572G2-E2 IC104 6-713-118-01 s IC PCA9554BS-T

R151 1-208-903-81 s RES, CHIP 4.7K (1005)

R152 1-208-863-81 s RES, CHIP 100 (1005)

R153 1-208-863-81 s RES, CHIP 100 (1005)

R156 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) IC105 6-707-862-01 s IC TC74VHC05FT(EKJ)

R157 1-208-927-81 s RES, CHIP 47K (1005) IC106 6-807-802-01 s IC UPD78F0533AGB(S)-402-UEU-A

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-----------AU-318 BOARD

----------- Ref. No. or Q’ty Part No. SP Description

R158 1-208-927-81 s RES, CHIP 47K (1005)

1pc A-1545-724-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, AU-318 R159 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) R160 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) R161 1-208-927-81 s RES, CHIP 47K (1005) R162 1-208-887-81 s RES, CHIP 1.0K (1005)

C1 1-131-661-21 s CAP, CHIP ELECT 100MF(6.3X5.7)

C2 1-112-298-91 o CAP, CERAMIC 1MF B (1608)

C3 1-112-298-91 o CAP, CERAMIC 1MF B (1608)

C4 1-125-891-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC0.47MF B 1608 R163 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005)

C5 1-162-966-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 2200PF B 1608 R164 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) R165 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) R166 1-208-887-81 s RES, CHIP 1.0K (1005) R167 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005)

C6 1-162-964-91 s CAP,CHIP CERAMIC 1000PF B 1608

C8 1-165-467-21 s CAP, ELECT 47MF 8X10

C9 1-137-980-91 s CAP,CHIP CERAMIC 0.47MF B 3216

C10 1-165-467-21 s CAP, ELECT 47MF 8X10 R168 1-208-927-81 s RES, CHIP 47K (1005)

C11 1-137-980-91 s CAP,CHIP CERAMIC 0.47MF B 3216 R600 1-208-895-81 s RES, CHIP 2.2K (1005)

C17 1-135-960-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 10MF B(3225) RB101 1-234-380-21 o RES, NETWORK 47K (1005X4) RB102 1-234-380-21 o RES, NETWORK 47K (1005X4)

C18 1-100-566-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1608

C19 1-165-176-91 s CAP,CERAMIC 47000PF B 1608

C20 1-127-715-91 s CAP,CHIP CERAMIC 0.22MF B 1608 S100 1-572-922-31 s SWITCH, SLIDE

C21 1-162-915-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 10PF CH 1608 S101 1-572-922-31 s SWITCH, SLIDE S102 1-572-922-31 s SWITCH, SLIDE S103 1-572-922-31 s SWITCH, SLIDE

C22 1-135-960-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 10MF B(3225)

C23 1-135-960-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 10MF B(3225)

C50 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

C51 1-100-159-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 22MF B (SMD) 3216

C52 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

C53 1-112-717-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 1UF B (1005)

C103 1-164-935-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 470PF B 1005

C104 1-126-401-21 s CAP, CHIP ELECT 1MF (4X5.7)

C105 1-126-401-21 s CAP, CHIP ELECT 1MF (4X5.7)

C106 1-112-015-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 47MF B 3225

C107 1-164-858-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 22PF CH 1005

C108 1-164-858-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 22PF CH 1005

C109 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

C110 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5)

C111 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5)

C112 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

C113 1-112-015-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 47MF B 3225

C114 1-112-015-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 47MF B 3225

C115 1-112-015-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 47MF B 3225

C116 1-164-858-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 22PF CH 1005

C117 1-164-858-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 22PF CH 1005

C118 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

C119 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5)

C120 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5)

C121 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

C122 1-112-015-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 47MF B 3225

C123 1-112-015-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 47MF B 3225

C124 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

C125 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

C126 1-164-858-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 22PF CH 1005

C127 1-164-858-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 22PF CH 1005

C128 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

C129 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

C130 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

C131 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

C134 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5)

C135 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5)

C136 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5)

C137 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5)

C138 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5)

C203 1-164-935-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 470PF B 1005

C204 1-126-401-21 s CAP, CHIP ELECT 1MF (4X5.7)

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C205 1-126-401-21 s CAP, CHIP ELECT 1MF (4X5.7) C206 1-112-015-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 47MF B 3225 C207 1-164-858-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 22PF CH 1005 C208 1-164-858-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 22PF CH 1005 C209 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

C210 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5) C211 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5) C212 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C213 1-112-015-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 47MF B 3225 C214 1-112-015-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 47MF B 3225

C215 1-112-015-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 47MF B 3225 C216 1-164-858-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 22PF CH 1005 C217 1-164-858-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 22PF CH 1005 C218 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C219 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5)

C220 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5) C221 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

Ref. No. or Q’ty Part No. SP Description

IC2 6-711-691-01 s IC TPS63700DRCR IC50 6-700-108-01 s IC RV5C387A-E2-FB IC51 6-703-879-01 s IC NJU7043RB1(TE2) IC101 8-759-144-75 s IC UPC4572G2-E2 IC102 8-759-144-75 s IC UPC4572G2-E2

IC103 8-759-523-02 s IC TC74HC4053AFT(EL) IC104 8-759-144-75 s IC UPC4572G2-E2 IC105 8-759-523-02 s IC TC74HC4053AFT(EL) IC201 8-759-144-75 s IC UPC4572G2-E2 IC202 8-759-144-75 s IC UPC4572G2-E2

IC203 8-759-523-02 s IC TC74HC4053AFT(EL) IC204 8-759-144-75 s IC UPC4572G2-E2 IC205 8-759-523-02 s IC TC74HC4053AFT(EL) IC401 6-713-118-01 s IC PCA9554BS-T IC402 6-713-118-01 s IC PCA9554BS-T

IC403 6-707-862-01 s IC TC74VHC05FT(EKJ)

IC404 6-707-862-01 s IC TC74VHC05FT(EKJ) C222 1-112-015-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 47MF B 3225 C223 1-112-015-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 47MF B 3225 C224 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

L1 1-414-400-41 s INDUCTOR (SMD) 22.0UH

L2 1-414-400-41 s INDUCTOR (SMD) 22.0UH

L3 1-414-400-41 s INDUCTOR (SMD) 22.0UH C225 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C226 1-164-858-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 22PF CH 1005

L4 1-469-549-21 s INDUCTOR, CHIP 1.0UH (LB2016)

L5 1-469-549-21 s INDUCTOR, CHIP 1.0UH (LB2016) C227 1-164-858-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 22PF CH 1005 C228 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C229 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005

L6 1-469-549-21 s INDUCTOR, CHIP 1.0UH (LB2016)

L8 1-469-555-21 s INDUCTOR, CHIP 10UH (LB2016)

C230 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C231 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C236 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5) C237 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5) C238 1-124-779-21 s CAP, ELECT 10MF (4.3X5.5)

C301 1-165-629-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 1000000PF B(3225) C302 1-115-339-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 0.1MF B (2012) C321 1-165-629-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 1000000PF B(3225) C322 1-115-339-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 0.1MF B (2012) C401 1-100-505-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 0.1MF C (1005)

C402 1-100-505-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 0.1MF C (1005) C403 1-100-505-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 0.1MF C (1005) C404 1-100-505-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 0.1MF C (1005)

Q1 6-552-022-01 s TR SI4436DY-T1-E3

Q50 6-550-832-01 s TRANSISTOR SI2301BDS-T1

Q51 8-729-928-82 s TRANSISTOR DTC144EE-TL

Q103 6-551-294-01 s TRANSISTOR MCH6606-TL-E

Q104 6-551-294-01 s TRANSISTOR MCH6606-TL-E

Q105 6-551-294-01 s TRANSISTOR MCH6606-TL-E

Q106 6-551-294-01 s TRANSISTOR MCH6606-TL-E

Q107 8-729-928-82 s TRANSISTOR DTC144EE-TL

Q108 6-551-041-01 s TRANSISTOR RN4904(T5RSONY,D,F)

Q109 6-551-294-01 s TRANSISTOR MCH6606-TL-E

Q110 6-551-294-01 s TRANSISTOR MCH6606-TL-E

Q111 6-551-041-01 s TRANSISTOR RN4904(T5RSONY,D,F)

Q203 6-551-294-01 s TRANSISTOR MCH6606-TL-E

Q204 6-551-294-01 s TRANSISTOR MCH6606-TL-E CN1 1-778-648-31 s CONNECTOR, FFC/FPC(ZIF) ST 20P

Q205 6-551-294-01 s TRANSISTOR MCH6606-TL-E CN2 1-778-646-31 s CONNECTOR, FFC/FPC(ZIF) ST 10P CN6 1-820-456-31 s CONNECTOR, BOARD TO BOARD 80P CN7 1-794-376-21 s PIN, CONNECTOR 4P

Q206 6-551-294-01 s TRANSISTOR MCH6606-TL-E

Q207 8-729-928-82 s TRANSISTOR DTC144EE-TL

Q208 6-551-041-01 s TRANSISTOR RN4904(T5RSONY,D,F) D2 8-719-048-98 s DIODE RB160L-40TE25 D3 8-719-048-17 s DIODE MBRS130LT3

Q209 6-551-294-01 s TRANSISTOR MCH6606-TL-E

Q210 6-551-294-01 s TRANSISTOR MCH6606-TL-E D50 8-719-082-45 s DIODE RB715W-TL D101 8-719-069-61 s DI UDZSUSTE-1710B D102 8-719-069-61 s DI UDZSUSTE-1710B

Q211 6-551-041-01 s TRANSISTOR RN4904(T5RSONY,D,F)

Q301 6-550-981-01 s TRANSISTOR RN1905(T5RSONY,D,F)

Q302 8-729-112-85 s TRANSISTOR 2SA1330-T1O6 D103 8-719-069-61 s DI UDZSUSTE-1710B D104 8-719-069-61 s DI UDZSUSTE-1710B

Q321 6-550-981-01 s TRANSISTOR RN1905(T5RSONY,D,F)

Q322 8-729-112-85 s TRANSISTOR 2SA1330-T1O6 D105 8-719-820-42 s DIODE 1SS302-TE85L D106 8-719-820-42 s DIODE 1SS302-TE85L D201 8-719-069-61 s DI UDZSUSTE-1710B

R1 1-218-911-91 s RES, CHIP 470K (1608)

R2 1-218-919-91 s RES, CHIP 1M (1608)

R3 1-218-606-91 s RES, METAL FILM (CHIP) 2.2 D202 8-719-069-61 s DI UDZSUSTE-1710B D203 8-719-069-61 s DI UDZSUSTE-1710B

R4 1-218-823-91 s RES, CHIP 100 (1608)

R5 1-219-706-21 s RES, CHIP (SQUARE TYPE) 0.10 D204 8-719-069-61 s DI UDZSUSTE-1710B D205 8-719-820-42 s DIODE 1SS302-TE85L D206 8-719-820-42 s DIODE 1SS302-TE85L

R6 1-218-903-91 s RES, CHIP 220K (1608)

R7 1-218-863-91 s RES, CHIP 4.7K (1608)

R8 1-218-849-91 s RES, CHIP 1.2K (1608) IC1 6-703-223-01 s IC MAX668EUB+TG069

R16 1-211-969-91 s RES, CHIP 10 (1608)

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PMW-EX3

Sony PMW-EX3 Service Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Table of Contents

Purpose of this manual

Related manuals

Manual Structure

Service Overview

1-1. External Connectors

1-1-1. Signal Inputs and Outputs

1-2. Location of the Printed Wiring Boards

1-3. Circuit Description

1-4. Service Tools/Measuring Equipment List

1-4-1. Service Tools

1-4-2. Measuring Equipment

1-5. Firmware Upgrade

1-6. Recommended Replacement Parts

1-7. Note on Service

1-7-4. Memory Backup Battery

1-7-5. Unleaded Solder

1-9. Replacing the Flexible Card Wires

1-11. List of Error Numbers on the LCD Display

Replacement of Main Parts

2-1. Outline of Replacement Procedures

2-2. Replacement Procedures

2-2-1. Lithium Battery

2-2-2. Bottom Panel

2-2-3. Pad Sub Assembly, Pad Cover

2-2-4. LCD Assembly, CT-251 Board

2-2-5. Handle Top Cover Assembly

2-2-7. IF-1069 Board, LED-469 Board

2-2-8. AXM-36 Board, HN-349 Board

2-2-9. Handle Assembly

2-2-10. Microphone Assembly

2-2-12. SWC-49 Board

2-2-13. Inside Panel Assembly

2-2-14. CN-3050 Board

2-2-15. Connector Rear Assembly

2-2-17. SW-1410 Board

2-2-18. HN-344 Board

2-2-19. HN-343 Board, SWC-48 Board

2-2-20. SW-1411 Board

2-2-21. Outside Panel Sub Assembly

2-2-22. SW-1389 Board

2-2-23. Battery Case Assembly

2-2-24. EX-DD Assembly

2-2-25. CN-3023 Board

2-2-26. RE-260 Board

2-2-27. EC-63 Board

2-2-28. PS-747 Board

2-2-29. TX-129 Board

2-2-30. Outside Connector Assembly

2-2-31. DPR-289A Board

2-2-32. Lens Mount Block

2-2-33. Prism Block Unit

2-2-34. SE-923 Board

2-2-35. AU-318 Board

2-2-36. IR-42 Board

SERVICE Menu

3-1. SERVICE Menu List

3-2. SERVICE Menu Description

3-2-3. Displaying the SERVICE Menu

3-2-1. Basic Menu Operations

3-2-2. SERVICE Menu Structure

3-3. SERVICE Menu Description

3-3-1. MAINTENANCE Menu

3-3-2. RPN CORRECT Menu

3-3-3. INFORMATION Menu

Spare Parts

4-1. Notes on Repair Parts

4-2. Exploded Views

4-3. Electrical Parts List