Sony RMT-812, RMT-811, DCR-TRV900E, DCR-TRV900, DCR-TRV890E Service Manual

DCR-TRV890E/TRV900/TRV900E

RMT-811/812

US Model

SERVICE MANUAL

Canadian Model

DCR-TRV900

AEP Model

UK Model

DCR-TRV890E/TRV900E

E Model

Hong Kong Model

Tourist Model

DCR-TRV900/TRV900E

C MECHANISM

Difference table

Model Color System Remote Commander Line recording The POWER switch

position during playback Base Band Input

DCR-TRV890E

Ver 1.0 1998.08

DCR-TRV900

PAL

RMT-812

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PLAYER

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NTSC

RMT-811

Photo: DCR-TRV900E

RMT-811

DCR-TRV900E

PAL

VTR

SPECIFICATIONS

Australian Model

Chinese Model

DCR-TRV900E

For MECHANISM ADJUSTMENTS, refer to the “DV MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENT MANUAL C MECHANISM ” (9-974-050-11)

MICROFILM

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DIGITAL VIDEO CAMERA RECORDER

• SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES

Check that the following accessories are supplied with your camcorder.

SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING!!

COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY MARK ! OR DOTTED LINE WITH MARK ! ON THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS AND IN THE PARTS LIST ARE CRITICAL TO SAFE OPERATION. REPLACE THESE COMPONENTS WITH SONY PARTS WHOSE PART NUMBERS APPEAR AS SHOWN IN THIS MANUAL OR IN SUPPLEMENTS PUBLISHED BY SONY.

SAFETY CHECK-OUT

After correcting the original service problem, perform the following safety checks before releasing the set to the customer.

1. Check the area of your repair for unsoldered or poorly-soldered connections. Check the entire board surface for solder splashes and bridges.

2. Check the interboard wiring to ensure that no wires are "pinched" or contact high-wattage resistors.

3. Look for unauthorized replacement parts, particularly transistors, that were installed during a previous repair . Point them out to the customer and recommend their replacement.

ATTENTION AU COMPOSANT A YANT RAPPORT

À LA SÉCURITÉ! LES COMPOSANTS IDENTIFÉS PAR UNE MARQUE ! SUR LES DIAGRAMMES SCHÉMATIQUES ET LA LISTE DES PIÈCES SONT CRITIQUES POUR LA SÉCURITÉ DE FONCTIONNEMENT. NE REMPLACER CES COMPOSANTS QUE PAR DES PIÈSES SONY DONT LES NUMÉROS SONT DONNÉS DANS CE MANUEL OU DANS LES SUPPÉMENTS PUBLIÉS P AR SONY.

4. Look for parts which, through functioning, show obvious signs

of deterioration. Point them out to the customer and recommend their replacement.

5. Check the B+ voltage to see it is at the values specified.

6. Flexible Circuit Board Repairing

• Keep the temperature of the soldering iron around 270˚C during repairing.

• Do not touch the soldering iron on the same conductor of the circuit board (within 3 times).

• Be careful not to apply force on the conductor when soldering or unsoldering.

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T ABLE OF CONTENTS

SERVICE NOTE

1. Power Supply During Repairs ............................................6

2. How to Take a Cassette Out When the Main Power Cannot

Be Turned On ..................................................................... 6

SELF-DIAGNOSIS FUNCTION

1. Self-Diagnosis Function ..................................................... 7

2. Self-Diagnosis Display....................................................... 7

3. Service Mode Display ........................................................ 7

3-1. Display Method .................................................................. 7

3-2. Switching of Backup No. ................................................... 7

3-3. End of Display.................................................................... 7

4. Self-Diagnosis Code Table ................................................. 8

1. GENERAL

Before you begin

Using this manual ..................................................................1-1

Checking supplied accessories ..............................................1-1

Getting started

Installing and charging the battery pack ................................1-1

Inserting a cassette .................................................................1-3

Basic operations

Camera recording...................................................................1-3

Hints for better shooting ........................................................1-5

Checking the recorded picture ...............................................1-6

Playing back a tape ................................................................1-6

Searching for the end of the picture.......................................1-7

Advanced operations

Using alternative power sources ............................................1-7

Changing the mode settings...................................................1-8

Photo recording....................................................................1-10

Shooting with all the pixels - PROG.SCAN........................1-11

Using the FADER function .................................................. 1-11

Shooting with backlighting..................................................1-12

Using the wide mode function .............................................1-12

Enjoying picture effect.........................................................1-13

Recording with various effects - digital effect.....................1-13

Shooting with manual adjustment ....................................... 1-14

Using the PROGRAM AE function ..................................... 1-17

Focusing manually...............................................................1-18

Interval recording.................................................................1-18

Superimposing a title ...........................................................1-19

Making a custom title ..........................................................1-20

Labelling a cassette..............................................................1-20

Watching on a TV screen ..................................................... 1-21

Viewing the picture with the picture effect ..........................1-22

Searching the boundaries of recorded tape with date - date

search ...................................................................................1-22

Searching the boundaries of recorded tape with title - title

search ...................................................................................1-23

Searching for a photo - photo search/photo scan.................1-24

Returning to a preregistered position...................................1-25

Display recording data - data code function ........................1-25

Editing onto another tape.....................................................1-25

Editing partially on a mini DV tape - DV synchro-editing .. 1-26

Recording from a VCR or TV (DCR-TRV900E only) ........ 1-26

Replacing recording on a tape - insert editing

(DCR-TRV900E only) .........................................................1-27

Audio dubbing (DCR-TRV900E only) ................................ 1-27

Memory card slot operations

Using the memory card slot - introduction .......................... 1-28

Recording an image from a mini DV tape as a still image ..1-31

Copying still images from a mini DV tape - photo save ......1-32

Recording still images on PC cards (not supplied) - memory

photo recording ....................................................................1-32

Viewing a still picture - memory photo playback ................ 1-33

Preventing accidental erasure - PROTECT..........................1-34

Deleting images ...................................................................1-35

Copying the image recorded with the memory card slot to

mini DV tapes (DCR-TRV900E only).................................1-35

Playing back images in a continuous loop - SLIDE SHOW ..1-36

Additional information

Usable cassettes and playback modes..................................1-36

Charging the vanadium-lithium battery in the camcorder ...1-37

Resetting the date and time..................................................1-37

Simple setting of clock by time difference .......................... 1-38

Tips for using the battery pack ............................................ 1-38

Maintenance information and precautions...........................1-40

Using your camcorder abroad..............................................1-41

Trouble check ......................................................................1-41

Self-diagnosis function ........................................................1-42

Identifying the parts .............................................................1-43

Warning indicators ...............................................................1-46

2. DISASSEMBLY

2-1. Cabinet (Upper) Assembly, Front Panel Assembly .........2-1

2-2. Battery Panel Assembly...................................................2-2

2-3. Cabinet (R) Assembly, Cabinet (L) Assembly ................2-2

2-4. Mechanism Deck, Lens Assembly, VC-208, VI-151,

SE-75 Boards...................................................................2-3

2-5. JK-163 Board ..................................................................2-3

2-6. CK-80 Board ...................................................................2-4

2-7. LCD Panel Assembly, Hinge Assembly ..........................2-4

2-8. PD-101 Board..................................................................2-5

2-9. BT Terminal Board, DC-IN Connector ...........................2-5

2-10. ED-48, VF-121 Boards ....................................................2-6

2-11. LB-55 Board....................................................................2-6

2-12. MA-333 Board ................................................................ 2-7

2-13. Service Position (Mainly for and voltag e measurement)...2-7

2-14. Circuit Boards Location ..................................................2-8

2-15. Flexible Boards Location ................................................2-9

3. BLOCK DIAGRAMS

3-1. Overall Block Diagram ...................................................3-1

3-2. Power Block Diagram .....................................................3-5

4. PRINTED WIRING BOARDS AND

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS

4-1. Frame Schematic Diagram-1...........................................4-1

Frame Schematic Diagram-2...........................................4-5

4-2. Printed Wiring Boards and Schematic Diagrams............4-9

• CD-202 (CCD Imager) Schematic Diagram ...............4-11

• CD-202 (CCD Imager) Printed Wiring Board............4-13

• VC-208 (Sample Hold & AGC, Camera Processor, Base Band Input, Motor Drive, VAP Driver, Card Control, PWN Control, Honey, PCMCIA Control)

Printed Wiring Board ....................................4-17

• VC-208 (Sample Hold & AGC)(1/7)

Schematic Diagram ....................................... 4-24

• VC-208 (Camera Processor)(2/7)

Schematic Diagram ....................................... 4-27

• VC-208 (Base Band Input)(3/7)

Schematic Diagram ....................................... 4-32

• VC-208 (Motor Drive)(4/7)

Schematic Diagram ....................................... 4-35

• SE-75 (YAW/Pitch Sensor)

Printed Wiring Board ....................................4-39

• VC-208 (VAP Driver)(5/7)

Schematic Diagram ....................................... 4-40

• VC-208 (Card Control, PWM Control)(6/7)

Schematic Diagram ....................................... 4-43

• VC-208 (Honey, PCMCIA Control)(7/7)

Schematic Diagram ....................................... 4-47

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• VI-151 (REC/PB AMP)(1/10)

Schematic Diagram ....................................... 4-51

• VI-151 (Timing Generator)(2/10)

Schematic Diagram ....................................... 4-55

• VI-151 (Video Interface)(3/10)

Schematic Diagram ....................................... 4-57

• VI-151 (DCT/IDCT)(4/10)

Schematic Diagram ....................................... 4-62

• VI-151 (IR Transmitter)(5/10)

Schematic Diagram ....................................... 4-65

• VI-151 (Audio Processor)(6/10)

Schematic Diagram ....................................... 4-68

• VI-151 (HI Control)(7/10)

Schematic Diagram ....................................... 4-71

• VI-151 (Mechanism Control)(8/10)

Schematic Diagram ....................................... 4-77

• VI-151 (Drum/Capstan Motor Drive)(9/10)

Schematic Diagram ....................................... 4-79

• VI-151 (DC/DC Converter)(10/10)

Schematic Diagram ....................................... 4-83

• FP-594 (Loading Motor, ST Reel Sensor)

Printed Wiring Board ....................................4-87

• FK-4880 (User Control) Schematic Diagram .............4-88

• VI-151 (REC PB AMP, Timing Generator, Video

Interface, DCT/IDCT, IR Transmitter, Audio Processor, HI Control, Mechanism Control, Drum/Capstan Motor Drive, DC/DC Converter)

Printed Wiring Board ....................................4-91

• FP-21 (Focus SW) Flexible Board..............................4-96

• FP-22 (MIC Jack) Flexible Board...............................4-96

• MA-333 (Stereo MIC AMP)

Printed Wiring Board ....................................4-97

• RI-10 (Sircs Receiver)

Printed Wiring Board ....................................4-98

• MA-333 (Stereo MIC AMP)

Schematic Diagram ....................................... 4-99

• RI-10 (Sircs Receiver)

Schematic Diagram ..................................... 4-101

• FP-16 (Panel Switch) Flexible Board ......................4-103

• FP-18 (User Control) Flexible Board .......................4-103

• ED-48 (User Control) Schematic Diagram...............4-103

• CK-80 (User Control) Schematic Diagram ..............4-104

• CK-80 (User Control) Printed Wiring Board............4-107

• ED-48 (User Control) Printed Wiring Board............4-110

• FP-23 (S Video) Flexible Board................................4-111

• JK-163 (Audio/Video IN/OUT) Printed Wiring Board and

Schematic Diagram ..................................... 4-112

• PD-101 (RGB Driver)(1/2)

Schematic Diagram ..................................... 4-115

• PD-101 (Timing Generator, Back-Light)(2/2)

Schematic Diagram ..................................... 4-119

• PD-101 (RGB Driver, Timing Generator, Back-Light)

Printed Wiring Board ..................................4-121

• FP-19 (User Control) Flexible Board .......................4-121

• VF-121 (Color EVF) Printed Wiring Board .............4-123

• VF-121 (Color EVF) Schematic Diagram ................4-125

• LB-55 (EVF Back-Light) Printed Wiring Board and

Schematic Diagram ..................................... 4-128

5. ADJUSTMENTS

5-1. Camera Section Adjustment ............................................5-1

1-1. Preparations before Adjustment (Camera Section) .........5-1

1-1-1.List of Service Tools ........................................................ 5-1

1-1-2. Preparations ....................................................................5-2

1-1-3.Precaution ........................................................................5-4

1. Setting the Switch............................................................ 5-4

2. Order of Adjustments ......................................................5-4

3. Subjects ...........................................................................5-4

1-2. Initialization of F, E Page Data........................................5-5

1. Initializing the F, E Page Data .........................................5-5

2. Modification of F, E Page Data .......................................5-5

3. F Page Table ....................................................................5-5

4. E Page Table ....................................................................5-8

1-3. Camera System Adjustments.........................................5-10

1. 27MHz Origin Oscillation Adjustment

(VC-208 board) .............................................................5-10

2. IRIS & ND HALL Auto Adjustment.............................5-10

3. Offset Adjustment..........................................................5-11

4. Flange Back Adjustment ...............................................5-12

4-1. Flange Back Adjustment (1)..........................................5-12

4-2. Flange Back Adjustment (2)..........................................5-12

5. Flange Back Check........................................................ 5-13

6. Picture Frame Setting ....................................................5-13

7. Pre White Balance Data Input ....................................... 5-14

8. Auto White Balance Standard Data Input .....................5-14

9. MAX GAIN Adjustment ...............................................5-15

10. LV Standard Data Input .................................................5-15

11. White Balance ND Filter Compensation Adjustment ...5-16

12. Auto White Balance Adjustment ...................................5-16

13. Color Reproduction Adjustment (ND Filter OFF) ........ 5-17

14. Color Reproduction Adjustment (ND Filter ON)..........5-17

15. White Balance Check ....................................................5-18

16. PSD Sensor Gain Adjustment........................................5-19

16-1. PSD Sensor Gain Adjustment (1)..................................5-19

16-2. PSD Sensor Gain Adjustment (2)..................................5-20

17. Angular Velocity Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment ..........5-21

1-4. Color Electronic Viewfinder System Adjustment ..........5-22

1. VCO Adjustment (VF-121 board).................................5-22

2. Bright Adjustment (VF-121 board) ...............................5-23

3. Contrast Adjustment (VF-121 board)............................5-23

4. Backlight Consumption Current Adjustment

(VF-121 board)..............................................................5-24

5. White Balance Adjustment (VF-121 board)..................5-24

1-5. LCD SYSTEM ADJUSTMENT ...................................5-25

1. VCO Adjustment (PD-101 board).................................5-25

2. D range Adjustment (PD-101 board).............................5-26

3. Bright Adjustment (PD-101 board) ...............................5-26

4. Contrast Adjustment (PD-101 board)............................5-27

5. V-COM Level Adjustment (PD-101 board) ..................5-27

6. V-COM Adjustment (PD-101 board) ............................5-28

7. White Balance Adjustment (PD-101 board)..................5-28

5-2. Mechanism Section Adjustment.................................... 5-29

2-1. How to Enter Record Mode without Cassette ...............5-29

2-2. How to Enter Playback Mode without Cassette ............5-29

2-3. Tape Path Adjustment....................................................5-29

1. Preparations for Adjustment..........................................5-29

2. Procedure after Operations ............................................5-29

5-3. Video Section Adjustments ...........................................5-30

3-1. Preparations before Adjustments...................................5-30

3-1-1.Equipment Required ......................................................5-30

3-1-2.Precautions on Adjusting...............................................5-31

3-1-3.Adjusting Connectors ....................................................5-32

3-1-4.Connecting the Equipment ............................................5-32

3-1-5.Checking the Input Signals............................................5-32

3-1-6.Alignment Tapes............................................................5-33

3-1-7.Input/Output Level and Impedance ...............................5-33

3-2. Initialization of B, C, D Page Data................................5-34

1. Initializing the C Page Data...........................................5-34

2. Modification of C Page Data.........................................5-34

3. C Page Table .................................................................. 5-34

4. Initializing the D Page Data ..........................................5-36

5. Modification of D Page Data.........................................5-36

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6. D Page Table..................................................................5-36

7. Initializing the B Page Data...........................................5-38

8. Modification of B Page Data.........................................5-38

9. B Page Table .................................................................. 5-38

3-3. System Control System Adjustment..............................5-41

1. Battery End Adjustment (VI-151 Board) ......................5-41

3-4. Servo and RF System Adjustments ............................... 5-42

1. Cap FG Duty Adjustment (VI-151 Board)....................5-42

2. T Reel FG Duty Adjustment (VI-151 Board)................5-42

3. PLL f0 & LPF f0 Adjustment (VI-151 Board)...............5-42

4. Switching Position Adjustment (VI-151 Board) ........... 5-43

5. AGC Center Level Adjustment (VI-151 Board)............ 5-43

6. APC & AEQ Adjustment (VI-151 Board).....................5-44

7. PLL f0 & LPF f0 Final Adjustment (VI-151 Board)......5-44

3-5. Video System Adjustments............................................5-45

3-5-1.Base Band Block Adjustments ......................................5-45

1. Chroma BPF f0 Adjustment (VI-151 Board).................5-45

2. S Video Out Y Level Adjustment (VI-151 Board) ........5-45

3. S Video Out Chroma Level Adjustment

(VI-151 Board) ..............................................................5-46

4. AV Out Y, Chroma Le vel Adjustment (VI-151 Board) ....5-46

5. PLL Adjustment (VC-208 Board) .................................5-47

3-5-2.BIST Check ...................................................................5-48

1. Playback System Check ................................................ 5-48

1-1. Preparation for Playback ...............................................5-48

1-2. IC1814 (TRF) BIST (PB) Check...................................5-48

1-3. IC1601 (TFD) BIST (PB) Check .................................. 5-48

1-4. IC1800 (SFD) BIST (PB) Check...................................5-48

1-5. IC1501 (VFD) BIST (PB) Check ..................................5-49

2. Recording System Check .............................................. 5-51

2-1. Preparations for recording .............................................5-51

2-2. IC1501 (VFD) BIST (REC) Check ...............................5-51

2-3. IC1600 (SFD) BIST (REC) Check................................5-51

2-4. IC1601 (TFD) BIST (REC) Check ...............................5-51

2-5. IC1900 (TRX) BIST (REC) Check ...............................5-52

3-6. IR Transmitter Adjustments...........................................5-53

1. IR Video Carrier Frequency Adjustment

(VI-151 board)............................................................... 5-53

2. IR Video Deviation Adjustment (VI-151 board) ........... 5-53

3. IR Audio Deviation Adjustment (VI-151 board)...........5-54

3-7. Audio System Adjustments ...........................................5-55

1. Playback Level Check ................................................... 5-56

2. Overall Level Characteristics Check .............................5-56

3. Overall Distortion Check...............................................5-56

4. Overall Noise Level Check............................................5-56

5. Overall Separation Check.............................................. 5-56

5-4. Service Mode................................................................. 5-57

4-1. Adjustment Remote Commander ..................................5-57

1. Using the adjustment remote commander .....................5-57

2. Precautions upon using the

adjustment remote commander .....................................5-57

4-2. Data Process ..................................................................5-58

4-3. Service Mode................................................................. 5-59

1. Setting the Test Mode ....................................................5-59

2. Emergence Memory Address ........................................5-59

2-1. EMG Code (Emergency Code) ..................................... 5-59

2-2. MSW Code ....................................................................5-60

3. Bit value discrimination ................................................ 5-61

4. Switch check (1) ............................................................5-61

5. Switch check (2) ............................................................5-62

6. Record of Use check......................................................5-62

6-1-4.Cabinet (R) Section .........................................................6-4

6-1-5.LCD Panel Section ..........................................................6-5

6-1-6.Battery Panel Section ......................................................6-6

6-1-7.Cabinet (Upper) Section ..................................................6-7

6-1-8.EVF Section ....................................................................6-8

6-1-9.Front Panel Section .........................................................6-9

6-1-10. Lens Block Section .....................................................6-10

6-1-11. Cassette Compartment,

Drum and Reel Table Assembly ..................................6-11

6-1-12. Tape Guide, Pinch Slider Assembly

and Brake Slider Assembly .........................................6-12

6-1-13. Each Gears and Loading/Capstan Motor Assembly ...6-13

6-2. Electrical Parts List .......................................................6-14

* The optical axis frame and color reproduction frame is shown

on page 300 and 301.

6. REPAIR PARTS LIST

6-1. Exploded Vie ws...............................................................6-1

6-1-1.Overall Section ................................................................6-1

6-1-2.Mechanism Frame Section ..............................................6-2

6-1-3.Cabinet (L) Section .........................................................6-3

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DCR-TRV890E/TRV900/TRV900E

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SERVICE NOTE

1. POWER SUPPLY DURING REPAIRS

In this unit, about 10 seconds after power is supplied (8.4V) to the battery terminal using the service power cord (J-6082-223-A), the power is shut off so that the unit cannot operate. This following two methods are av ailable to pre vent this. Take note of which to use during repairs.

Method 1.

Connect the servicing remote commander RM-95 (J-6082-053-B) to the LANC jack, and set the remote commander switch to the “ADJ” side.

Method 2.

Press the battery switch of the battery terminal using adhesive tape, etc.

Method 3.

Use the AC power adaptor.

2. HOW TO TAKE A CASSETTE OUT WHEN THE MAIN POWER CANNOT BE TURNED ON

Note: To take a cassette out forcibly as follows when the main power

cannot be turned on, remove the cassette lid, cabinet (L) and cabinet (R). Apply +4.5 V power from an external power supply to the loading motor, as shown below. Refer to sections 2-1 and 2-2 for the procedure to remove the cabinet (L) assembly.

Procedure:

1) Disconnect the CN2913 of VI-151 board.

2) Apply +4.5 V directly to the loading motor as shown to drive

the loading motor that ejects a cassette.

Disconnect CN2913 of VI-151 board.

DC power supply (+4.5V

Loading motor

: loading : unloading

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DCR-TRV890E/TRV900/TRV900E

Control dial

SELF-DIAGNOSIS FUNCTION

1. SELF-DIAGNOSIS FUNCTION

When problems occur while the unit is operating, the self-diagnosis function starts working, and displays on the viewf inder, LCD screen or LCD window what to do. This function consists of two display; self-diagnosis display and service mode display. Details of the self-diagnosis functions are provided in the Instruction manual.

Viewfinder or LCD screen LCD window

C : 3 1 : 1 1

Blinks at 3.2Hz

1 1

Repaired by:

C : Corrected by customer H : Corrected by dealer E : Corrected by service

engineer

Indicates the appropriate step to be taken. E.g.

31 ....Reload the tape.

32 ....Turn on power again.

3 1

Block

2. SELF-DIAGNOSIS DISPLA Y

When problems occur while the unit is operating, the counter of the viewfinder, LCD screen or LCD window consists of an alphabet and 4-digit numbers, which blinks at 3.2 Hz. This 5-character display indicates the “repaired by:”, “block” in which the problem occurred, and “detailed code” of the problem.

C : 3 1 : 11

Detailed Code

Refer to page 8. Self-diagnosis Code Table.

3. SERVICE MODE DISPLAY

The service mode display shows up to six self-diagnosis codes shown in the past.

3-1. Display Method

While pressing the “STOP” key, set the switch from OFF to “VTR or PLAYER”, and continue pressing the “STOP” key for 5 seconds continuously. The service mode will be displayed, and the counter will show the backup No. and the 5-character self-diagnosis codes.

Viewfinder or LCD screen

[3] C : 3 1 : 1 1

Lights up

[3]

Backup No.

Order of previous errors

C : 3 1 : 1 1

Self-diagnosis Codes

3-2. Switching of Backup No.

By rotating the control dial, past self-diagnosis codes will be shown in order. The backup No. in the [] indicates the order in which the problem occurred. (If the number of problems which occurred is less than 6, only the number of problems which occurred will be shown.) [1] : Occurred first time [4] : Occurred fourth time [2] : Occurred second time [5] : Occurred fifth time [3] : Occurred third time [6] : Occurred the last time

LCD window

3 C : 3 1 : 11

3-3. End of Display

Turning OFF the power supply will end the service mode display.

Note: The “self-diagnosis display” data will be backed up by the coin-type lithium battery of CK-80 board BT7200. When this coin-type lithium battery

is removed, the “self-diagnosis display” data will be lost by initialization.

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4. SELF-DIAGNOSIS CODE T ABLE

Self-diagnosis Code

Block

Function

Repaired by:

Detailed

Code

00 00 00 10

20 21

22 23 24 30 40 42

Symptom/State

Condensation. Video head is dirty. Non-standard battery is used. LOAD direction. Loading does not

complete within specified time UNLOAD direction. Loading does not

complete within specified time T reel side tape slacking when unloading Winding S reel fault when counting the

rest of tape. T reel fault. S reel fault. T reel fault. FG fault when starting capstan. FG fault when starting drum. FG fault during normal drum operations. LOAD direction loading motor time-

out. UNLOAD direction loading motor

time-out. T reel side tape slacking when

unloading. Winding S reel fault when counting the

rest of tape. T reel fault.

S reel fault.

T reel fault.

FG fault when starting capstan.

FG fault when starting drum FG fault during normal drum

operations

Difficult to adjust focus (Cannot initialize focus.)

Zoom operations fault (Cannot initialize zoom lens.)

Steadyshot function does not work well. (With pitch angular velocity sensor output stopped.)

Steadyshot function does not work well. (With yaw angular velocity sensor output stopped.)

Correction

Remove the cassette, and insert it again after one hour. Clean with the optional cleaning cassette. Use the info LITHIUM battery.

Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning.

Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning. Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning.

Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning. Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning. Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning. Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning. Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning. Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning. Remove the battery or power cable, connect, and perform

operations from the beginning. Remove the battery or power cable, connect, and perform

operations from the beginning. Inspect the lens block focus reset sensor (Pin !º of CN500 of VC-

208 board) when focusing is performed when the control dial is rotated in the focus manual mode, and the focus motor drive circuit (IC500 of VC-208 board) when the focusing is not performed.

Inspect the lens block zoom reset sensor (Pin !™ of CN500 of VC208 board) when zooming is performed when the zoom lens is operated and the zoom motor drive circuit (IC500 of VC-208 board) when zooming is not performed.

Inspect pitch angular velocity sensor (SE451 of SE-75 board) peripheral circuits.

Inspect yaw angular velocity sensor (SE450 of SE-75 board) peripheral circuits.

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