Page 1 EOS-1V English Edition PREFACE SERVICE MANUAL General By Portable Document Format Technical EOS-1V Repair EOS LINK SOFTWARE ES-E1 Electrical Adjustments C12-8401 Parts Catalog C50-2301 Electrical Diagrams Appendix SI Adjustment Chart EOS LINK SOFTWARE ES-E1 Product Overview Repair CY8-1201-225 Parts Catalog...
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Page 3 Part 1: General Information 1. FEATURES 1.1 High-Performance, High-Precision Area AF The world’s fastest continuous shooting speed of 9 fps in predictive AI Servo AF mode. 8 × 15mm Area AF for easy subject capture. Improved AF performance. Focusing point registration and shifting and limiting the selectable focusing points to 11 or 9 result in faster focusing point selection.
Page 4 Part 1: General Information 1.5 Outstanding Operation Ease Camera control layout conforms to the EOS-1N’s • EOS-1N users will feel at home with the EOS-1V. Using the EOS-1V and the EOS-1N at the same time presents no familiarity problems with the camera controls.
Page 5 Shooting data can be recorded by the camera By connecting the camera to a personal computer via EOS Link Software ES-E1, you can view and edit the shooting data and modify EOS-1V Personal Function settings. A user-selectable No. and film ID No. are imprinted on the film leader Automatic battery check (EOS Elan II/50/55 type) displays the battery level at all times on the LCD panel.
Page 6 Part 1: General Information Function can set the frame counter to be the same as the EOS-1N’s Specifications Exceeding the EOS-3’s 100% viewfinder coverage, dioptric correction, built-in eyepiece cover, and other viewfinder specs on par with the EOS-1N’s • Newly-developed Laser Matte focusing screen (also compatible with the EOS-3) Compatible with infrared film Rubber skin on all camera grip surfaces (like the EOS-1N) There is no Eye Control since priority was given to 100% viewfinder coverage,...
Page 7 Part 1: General Information Table 1-1 Comparison with EOS-1N and EOS-3 EOS-1N EOS-1V EOS-3 Item Camera Focusing Area : f/2.8 high-precision focusing Predictive AF at 50 kph & 10 m Continuous Shooting Speed 5 fps 9 fps 7 fps w/PB-E2+300mm/2.8L Eye Control –...
Page 8 IS and later lenses contact against. 3) AF The EOS-3’s Area AF sensor (Fig. 1-5) has been refined for the EOS-1V. The S/N ratio is better and the AF optics have been revamped to improve AF performance. In the One Shot AF mode, the AF speed and predictive AF perfor- mance exceed the EOS-3’s.
Page 9 Part 1: General Information EOS-1V’s New AF Features (For details, see “4. Nomenclature”.) Focusing Point Registration and Shifting (HP: Home Focusing point registration position) Register with Assist button Focusing This feature was suggested by many pro users of + FEL button.
Page 10 (7 fps). Film rewind noise is also the same level as the EOS-1N’s. Although an infrared sensor is used to detect the film transport, infrared film can be used with the EOS-1V since new optics prevent the picture area from getting fogged.
Page 11 Part 1: General Information 7) Custom Functions Besides having the EOS-3’s Custom Functions, the EOS-1V has the following new Custom Functions. Personal Functions also enable the user to set three groups of Custom Function settings (Fig. 1-11). C.Fn-0 cannot be registered in a Custom Function group.
Page 12 200 rolls of 36-ex. film. The EOS-1V can only display the remaining number of data-recordable rolls (see Fig. 1-12 for 36-ex. rolls). The shooting data can be viewed only with the EOS Link Software ES-E1.
Page 13 (001 - 999) film ID No. (See Figs. 1-13 and 1-14.) When multiple EOS-1V cameras are used, the user-selectable No. can be used to identify which EOS-1V was used to shoot that particular roll of film. The film ID No. counts up automatically each time a new roll of film is loaded.
Page 14 Communication EOS Link Software ES-E1 consists of driver software cable and a cable which connects the EOS-1V’s remote con- trol/Data transfer terminal to the personal computer’s USB port. It has the following functions: q Transfer, viewing, and editing of the shooting data.
Page 15 (vertical travel) and built-in motor drive 24 mm × 36 mm 1-2 Picture size: 1-3 Compatible lenses: Canon EF lenses 1-4 Standard lens: Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 1-5 Lens mount: Canon EF mount 2. AF 2-1 Type: TTL-AREA-SIR** with a CMOS sensor 45-point Area AF, 8 mm (vertical) ×...
Page 16 Custom Function), in-focus indicator (dot), and electronic beeper (which can be enabled or disabled with the main switch) 2-10 AF precision: Same as the EOS-1N’s 2-11 AF working range: EV 0-18 (at ISO 100), according to Canon’s testing conditions. 1-14...
Page 17 Part 1: General Information 2-12 AF-assist beam: With an EOS Speedlite attached (with built-in AF- assist light) and turned on, a near-infrared beam (peak wavelength of 700 nm) is emitted automatically by the Speedlite when necessary. 550EX and ST-E2: Linked to the 45-point Area AF. 540EZ: Emitted during automatic focusing point selection or when a focusing point along the center horizontal row is selected.
Page 18 Part 1: General Information (3) Right of screen q Exposure level scale in 1/3-stop increments ±3 stops) w Exposure level w-1. AE exposure compensation amount w-2. AE lock and real-time metering indicator w-3. Manual exposure level w-4. AEB amount (3 dots) w-5.
Page 19 Part 1: General Information 4. Exposure Control 4-1 Metering modes: TTL metering at the maximum aperture with a 21-zone silicon photocell sensor. The following four metering modes can be selected: (1) Evaluative (linkable to any focusing point) (2) Partial Metering area: Approx. 8.5% of screen. (3) Center spot metering (CF-13-0, 2) Metering area: Approx.
Page 20 Part 1: General Information 4-3 Metering range: EV 0-20 in all metering modes (at 20°C with 50mm f/1.4 lens, ISO 100) Shutter speed or aperture display blinks at 2 Hz. 4-4 Unsuitable expo- sure warning: 4-5 Exposure metering: Activated when shutter button is pressed halfway. * Before shutter release: Metering remains active for 6 sec.
Page 21 Part 1: General Information 4-8 AE Lock (1) Auto AE lock In the One-Shot AF mode with evaluative metering, AE lock is set when focus is achieved. (2) Manual AE lock Set with the AE lock button (resets when pressed again).
Page 22 L: Low-speed H: High-speed H ‹ : Ultra-high speed Approx. fps Film Advance One Shot Configuration Power Source Mode AF/Manual Servo AF EOS-1V 2CR5 w/BP-E1 LR6/FR6 H ‹ NP-E2 w/PB-E2 LR6/FR6 LR6/FR6/ w/PDB-E1 Ni-Cd Pack E1 (2) Single-frame shooting: Single frame advances at the same speed as during continuous shooting.
Page 23 Part 1: General Information 6-8 Film rewind system: Automatic film rewind with a small coreless motor. (1) Automatic rewind 6-9 Film rewind Rewind initiated automatically in the following initiation: cases: * After the DX-coded number of exposures are taken. * After the end of the film is detected. * After 36 exposures have been taken.
Page 24 If the flash is not ready, the AE mode takes effect. * If flash exposure compensation has been set with both the EOS-1V and external Speedlite, the Speedlite’s setting will take effect. 7-4 FE lock: With E-TTL autoflash Speedlites, FE lock is set with the FE lock button.
Page 25 Part 1: General Information 9. Shooting data When a picture is taken, the shooting data is automatically recorded in the cam- era’s built-in memory. With the ES-E1, the data can be transferred to a personal computer for viewing and editing. 9-1 Shooting data Item Description...
Page 26 Otherwise, pressing the Multi Function button will not set the date setting mode. * With the EOS-1V, only the last two digits of the year can be adjusted. 11-3 Date imprinting: None (provided with Dateback DB-E2) 11-4 Clock backup: Backup for 24 hours after battery removal.
Page 27 Part 1: General Information 12. Camera Specifications 12-1 Camera back: Opens and detaches with a camera back release lever (with lock-release button). Film window provided. 12-2 Custom Functions: 20 user-selectable Custom Functions (No. 0 - 19) * The LCD panel’s exposure level scale bars indicate the Custom Functions (except CF-0) already set.
Page 28 * The terminal is also used for connecting to EOS Link Software ES-E1. 12-12 Standard grip: New for EOS-1V. Battery chamber cover designed to be water and dust resistant. Compatible with GR-E1, PB-E2, BP-E1, and PDB-E1. 12-13 Interchangeable...
Page 29 13-1 New accessories: (1) EOS Link Software ES-E1 (2) MACRO RING LITE MR-14EX (3) EOS-1V standard grip GR-E2 (Also attachable to EOS-1N, EOS-1, and EOS-3) (4) Laser Matte focusing screen with Area AF ellipse See “6. Accessory Compatibility (Compatible System 13-2 Major EOS Accessories).”...
Page 30 Part 1: General Information 4. NOMENCLATURE Metering mode button / Flash exposure compensation button LCD panel illumination button Shooting mode button While pressing the button, turn the to select the metering mode or Exposure compensation button / Aperture button Film advance turn the to set flash exposure mode button...
Page 31 Part 1: General Information Standard CF-13-1,2 CF-13-3 Selectable Focusing Points : User-selectable focusing points. : User-selectable focusing points. Standard Focusing Point Selection Assist button Focusing point selection Procedure is the same as left. registration are enabled Focusing Point Eleven focusing points Not possible.
Page 32 Part 1: General Information Table 1-5 Focusing Point Selection Methods Selection Operation Remarks / : After the button is pressed, it can be Selection Setting During Assist released to continue the Range + / - Metering Button operation. + : Hold down the button for the operation.
Page 33 (Ec-N, Ec-R). Focusing screen Setting for Laser Matte screens CF-0 characteristics (Ec-A, Ec-B, Ec-C, Ec-CII, Ec-D, Ec-H, Ec-I, Ec-L, EOS-1V standard screen). High-speed automatic film rewind. No automatic film rewind. High- speed film rewind with midroll Auto film rewind rewind button.
Page 34 Remarks If you are using a super telephoto lens The shutter speed and aperture are with more than one EOS-1V body, you set in the same way as with CF-5- can still set the aperture with the cam- 0. In the aperture-priority AE or era(s) not attached to the lens.
Page 35 Part 1: General Information Function CF-No. Setting Description New Old Remarks Standard mode This applies during manual focusing Flashes when focus is achieved, point selection. lights dimly while you press the During automatic focusing point selec- shutter button halfway after focus tion, the focusing point does not light is achieved.
Page 36 Part 1: General Information Function CF-No. Setting Description New Old Remarks No linkage. Spot metering is always at the center. The selectable focusing points are limit- Spot metering linked to the focus- ed to 11. This makes focusing point ing point. selection faster and links spot metering Spot metering is linked to one of to the focusing point you select.
Page 37 One Shot AF and AI Servo AF. 5: The IS switch must be turned ON. When pressed, Image Stabilization operates. Table 1-7 Using CF-4 and CF-19 Together (AF start/stop operation with the EOS-1V and lens) Operation Result During AF start / AF stop...
Page 38 The body thickness is the total of this number and the flange back of 44 mm. Figures with stars are official dimensions, rounded OFF to two decimal places. Fig. 1-19 Six external views...
Page 39 Aperture setting ( Shutter speed ( DEP points ( , Bulb ( Min.and sec.display during bulb exposures. AEB amount ( Bulb exposure time ( Focusing point selection mode ( Depth-of-field AE ( Custom Function setting ( Focusing point selection mode ( Custom Function group No.
Page 40 Area AF ellipse Focusing points Spot metering position Normally off. Lights when the focusing point is selected or when a picture is taken. Exposure level indicator Spot metering circle (5 mm dia./2.4%) Exposure level increments : 1 stop : 1/3 stop Overexposure indicator Flash overexposure indicator...
Page 41 Part 1: General Information Limited by lens' minimum aperture/ ,Limited by lens' maximum aperture (max. f/2.0) 8000 4000 2000 1000 High-speed sync (FP flash) (dotted line)/ 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 EV Fig.
Page 42 Part 1: General Information 0.35 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Fig. 1-23 A-TTL autoflash program lines (With EF 50mm f/1.8 at ISO 100) 1-40...
Page 43 Transistor Pack E Set N-Cd Pack (includes C, D, F, G) Viewfinder Accessories Ec focusing screens Standard screen Eyecup Ec-II EOS-1V Dioptric Rubber Frame Ec Adjustment Lens E Dateback + 3, + 2, + 1.5, + 1, + 0.5 0 , - 0.5, - 2, - 3, - 4...
Page 44 Part 1: General Information : Compatible. : AF and EMD can be driven simultaneously. : Compatible under certain conditions. : Not compatible. 1. Compatible Single Focal Length Lenses Accessory Status Note Accessory Status Note EF 14mm f/2.8 L USM TS-E 45mm f/2.8 EF 15mm f/2.8 FE TS-E 90mm f/2.8 EF 20mm f/2.8 USM...
Page 45 Part 1: General Information 2. Compatible Zoom Lenses 3. Speedlites Accessory Status Note Accessory Status Note EF 17-35mm f/2.8 L USM 550EX EF 20-35mm f/2.8 L Speedlite Transmitter ST-E2 EF 20-35mm f/3.5-4.5 USM 220EX EF 22-55mm f/4-5.6 USM 380EX EF 24-85mm f/3.5-4.5 USM 540EZ EF 28-70mm f/2.8 L USM 480EG system...
Page 46 Part 1: General Information 5. Remote Control 7. Viewfinder Accessories Accessory Status Note Accessory Status Note RS-80N3 E (650,620) Remote 60T3 Eb (750,850) Switch RS-60E3 Eyecup Ec (EOS-1) RC-1 Ec-II (EOS-IN) Remote LC-3 Ed (EOS5,3) Controller LC-4 Ed-E (EOS5,3) Timer Remote Controller TC-80N3 Dioptric E (10 types) Adjustment...
Page 47 Part 1: General Information 8. Databacks Accessory Status Note Databack DB-E2 Quartz Dateback E Technical Back E Keyboard Unit TB Interface Unit TB Command Back EOS-1N 9. PC Link Accessory Status Note EOS Link Software ES-E1 10. Filters Accessory Status Note PL-C52mm Circular...
Page 48 Part 1: General Information 6. COMPARISON WITH COMPETING MODELS Item Camera EOS-1V Nikon F5 Minolta alpha 9 – Focusing Area 45-point Area AF + + + | + | – High-precision Focusing (f/2.8) (7 points at center) — — Predictive AF Performance at 50 kph...
Page 49 9. Do not touch the electrical contacts on the Doing so may cause faulty connections and the cam- PB-E2, PDB-E1, and EOS-1V. era may not operate properly. 1-47...
Page 50 EOS-1's with -, 0, and +. There are plans to apply this AEB bracketing sequence to APS cameras as well. Canon's AEB bracketing sequence will be standardized to 0, -, +. 18. When date imprinting is enabled during con- This is due to the time it takes to imprint the date.
Page 51 Part 1: General Information 19. When the focusing point is camera-select- Sometimes the user will not know which focusing point ed (automatic), focus aid will apply only to is active. The wrong focusing point might also be the center focusing point. active.
Page 52 EOS-1 and EOS-1N due to the different hinge length. 33. C.Fn-0 cannot be registered in a Custom The EOS-1V's C.Fn-0 is set to C.Fn-0-1 as the Function group. default setting to suit the standard Lasermatte focus- ing screen that comes with the camera.
Page 53 35. Before the date and time can be set with Since this feature is only for EOS Link Software ES- the EOS-1V, the date and time must be set E1 users, the date and time must initially be set with with the EOS Link Software ES-E1 the first EOS Link Software ES-E1.
Page 54 Part 4 Electrical Adjustments...
Page 55 • With earlier EOS cameras, the AF unit alone could be replaced. However, as with the EOS-3, this is not possible with the EOS-1V. If the AF unit must be replaced, the front panel must be replaced. Aging has been executed for the spare front panel units, but not basic AF adjustments.
Page 56 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.2 D ESCRIPTION OF LECTRICAL DJUSTMENTS Shutter adjustment Shutter speed adjustment. SPC positioning Adjustment and check of AE sensor position. AE adjustment Adjustment of the AE sensor’s output. AE shift Enables exposure shifting in 1/8-stop increments to suit cus- tomer preferences.
Page 57 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.3 A DJUSTMENTS FTER ARTS EPLACEMENT Shot Counter Reset FPU Firmware SI Brightness Adjustment SI Position Adjustment Error No. Display Error Code Clearing LCD Check E-TTL Level Check E-TTL Level Adjustment Basic E-TTL Adjustments TTL Level Adjustment Basic TTL Adjustments Front Panel Operation Count Reset...
Page 58 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.4 A DJUSTMENT OFTWARE FOR THIS AMERA 1) Adjustment Software Start-up CAUTION If the HS-I/F is used, the memory must be increased. The adjustment software’s file name is EOS1V.EXE. If a work disk is made, the soft- ware will start-up automatically with the AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
Page 59 (To cancel, press the ESC key.) again. Copyright Canon Inc. 2000.03 When the personal computer has been con- nected to Multiple Tool II or HS-I/F, the adjustment software will display the screen on the right.
Page 60 To return to the main menu, press Return. To exit the program, press the space bar. Error Code No. Error Code description Lens ID No. Lens designation * If "Other Manufacture" is displayed for the lens designation, it indicates that an error occurred with a non-Canon lens.
Page 61 The HS-I/F requires additional memory. To expand the memory, install expanded memory unit (CY9-7082-002). Press any key to quit. Also, if a camera other than the EOS-1V has ERRCAM been connected or if the camera ROM version is incompatible, the adjustment software will display the message shown on the right.
Page 62 ROM. You should refresh the flash ROM in all cameras brought in for repair. F_REF The EOS-1V has a flash ROM. To better Flash ROM Refresh ensure that the flash ROM data is saved properly, select F10 END. The screen on the Flash ROM will be refreshed.
Page 63 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 7) Adjustment Software Menu Configuration Shutter Adjustment/Shutter Curtain Closing Adjustment Main Menu Shutter Adjustment Menu Shutter Curtain Closing Check & Adjustment SPC Positioning AE Adjustment Menu AE Accuracy Adjustment AE Shift Exposure Program Rewriting (Flash ROM) Basic AF Adjustments (Flash ROM) AF Adjustment Menu...
Page 64 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments Self-Check Menu LCD Check Delete Error Code Display Error Code SI Position Adjustment Display Related Menu SI Brightness Adjustment Initialize/Data (Flash ROM) Initialize Initialize All Data Transfer Menu (Flash ROM) Initialize AF Data Initialize Settings Data Initialize EOS LINK Data Data Storage (All data) Save Data (All data)
Page 65 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.5 S HUTTER DJUSTMENT PURPOSE To adjust the shutter speeds. If the fastest shutter speed meets the standard, it means that all the shutter speeds have been properly adjusted. Also, as the shutter speeds are adjusted, the shutter curtain closing adjustment is executed automatically.
Page 66 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE SHU1 1) Measure the shutter speed. Move the Limit: cursor to the measured value, then Shutter 0.086 Adjustment - 0.173mS press Return. 0.122 0.030 0.061 0.244 0.488ms After transmitting to the camera, the shutter’s correction value will be writ- ten.
Page 67 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.6 S HUTTER URTAIN LOSING DJUSTMENT • Before executing the shutter curtain closing adjustment, be sure to exe- cute the shutter adjustment. CAUTION • If BC error 21 occurs often, the shutter is probably faulty. Replacing the shutter is recommended.
Page 68 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.7 X- SYNC HECK PURPOSE To check that the shutter curtains are fully open when the flash fires. This can- not be adjusted. Perform this check if the user complains that part of the flash picture looks dark. If the shutter curtains do not meet the standard, replace the shutter.
Page 69 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.8 SPC P OSITIONING PURPOSE To align the SPC’s center with the camera’s optical axis. This can be done with or without Multiple Tool II (or HS-I/F). If you do not use Multiple Tool II (or HS- I/F), a bright penlight and expert skill will be required.
Page 70 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments • Procedure Using Multiple Tool II or HS-I/F Before proceeding with this adjustment, do the [F2] AE precision adjust- CAUTION ment first as a temporary adjustment. Also, after completing this adjust- ment, do the [F2] AE precision adjustment as the final adjustment. TOOLS EF-8000 or EF-5000 EF 50mm f/1.8 lens...
Page 71 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE AESPC 1) On the AE Adjustment Menu, select SPD Position Adjustment [F1] SPC positioning. The approximate Unit : EV EV of the SPC’s metering sensors will 00.0 00.0 be displayed. 00.0 00.0 00.0 00.0 00.0 2) As shown in the figure below, block 00.0...
Page 72 0.5 +/-0.5 EV 0.0 +/-0.5 EV 0.0 +/-0.25 Image Plane NOTE: Light Level As shown in the graph on the EOS-1V right, the image plane light level +2EV for evaluative metering has been EOS-3, EOS-1N modified to obtain a more natur- +1EV al-looking picture.
Page 73 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE 1) On the AE Adjustment Menu, select AEM1 [F2] AE Accuracy Adjustment. AE Accuracy Adjustment 2) Set the light source to LV9, then press Return. K: 12.5 Set EV Tester as follows: K: 12.5 ISO: 100 ISO: 100 After setting, press RETURN.
Page 74 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.10 AE S HIFT PURPOSE The exposure level can be set to overexpose or underexpose according to the user’s preference. This adjustment shifts the exposure level by the compensation amount as set with the AE accuracy adjustment’s level adjustment. TOOLS EF-8000 or EF-5000 EF 50mm f/1.8 lens...
Page 75 • The data is written to the FPU IC’s flash ROM. Therefore, do not repeat rewrite the exposure program. PURPOSE To fine-tune the correction data the EOS-1V has (like the EOS-3) for each maxi- mum aperture. TOOLS EF-8000 or EF-5000 EF 50mm f/1.8 lens or user’s lens or EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lens...
Page 76 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.12 B AF A ASIC DJUSTMENTS It will take about 15 minutes to complete all of the basic AF adjustments. If you want to stop before completing all the adjustments, press ESC to quit. CAUTION The basic AF adjustments will be written to the FPU IC’s flash ROM. Therefore, do not repeat the basic AF adjustments needlessly.
Page 77 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE AFB1 1) When Basic AF Adjustments is select- Basic AF ed, the screen as shown on the right Adjustment will appear. Set up the camera, then Set the chart 2.5 meter away from the camera. press Return.
Page 78 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 5) When the dark adjustment is complet- AFB3 Basic AF ed, the screen shown on the right will Adjustment appear. Prepare for the shading Shading adjustment. Attach the lens and place LV12 the camera at the camera tester’s light source.
Page 79 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.13 AF F OCUS DJUSTMENT • Before doing this adjustment, first complete the temperature correction, basic AF adjustments, and flange focal distance adjustment. • Be careful not to have dust particles adhering to the main mirror, sec- ondary mirror, and AF sensor.
Page 80 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE 1) Select “F1 Overall AF adjustment” PINT_AG AF Focusing Adjustment from AF Focusing Adjustment, then the screen shown in the right appears. To carry out Aging, press RETURN. Do you want to carry out AF sensor aging? (Before Focus Adjustment, If ESC key is pressed, Aging is can- performing three minutes aging is recommended.)
Page 81 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 5) Check that the AF sensor sees the AFPINT2 chart clearly. Set it so that the peak of AF Focus Adjustment Top Left each waveform moves toward the cen- Top Right ter. When everything is ready, press Center Left Center Right Return.
Page 82 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.14 U AF S NIFORM HIFT PREPARATION 1) First do the AF Focus Data Check to find out how much adjustment is neces- sary. ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE 1) On the AF Focus Adjustment Menu, AFSHIFT1 select [F3] Uniform AF Shift. Uniform AF Shift 2) Use cursor keys to select the correc- Select compensation with cursor keys.
Page 83 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.15 I MAGE UTPUT PURPOSE To check the AF sensor’s output waveform. The AF sensor’s light path can be easily checked for dust, etc., by executing the AF sensor’s self check. TOOLS EF-8000 or EF-5000 CHECK PROCEDURE 1) On the AF Menu, select [F3] Image Data Output.
Page 84 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.16 AF F OCUS HECK PURPOSE To check the AF precision. TOOLS EF 50mm f/1.8 tool lens Light Tripod Standard Chart CHECK PROCEDURE 1) Set up for the focus adjustment. 2) Place the Standard Chart 2.5 m away PINTDATA from the camera.
Page 85 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.17 AF S ENSOR HECK Since it is too much to inspect all of the AF sensors with the image data output, this easy method of inspection has been devised. • When the AF sensor’s output is inspected while light strikes the sensor, CAUTION any uneven brightness of the EF-8000 or EF-5000 will affect the AF sen- sor’s output.
Page 86 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.18 AF S ENSOR LEANING • Blow just enough air so that it reaches the AF sensors. Wiping the sen- sors with alcohol, etc., will cause uneven cleanliness and worsen the con- CAUTION dition. • At the same time, clean the secondary mirror and the rear of the main mirror.
Page 87 AF focus adjustment. PURPOSE Like the EOS-3, the EOS-1V is designed to automatically correct the AF focus according to the front panel operation count. Therefore, when the front panel unit is replaced, the front panel operation count must be reset to 0.
Page 88 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.20 F LASH ETERING DJUSTMENT This consists of the basic adjustments and level adjustments of TTL and E-TTL. The basic adjustment mainly adjusts the gain when the ISO changes. The level adjustment adjusts the exposure level when flash is used. •...
Page 89 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments • Basic TTL Adjustments • Be sure to use an TTL Speedlite (540EZ, 300EZ, etc.). (A 550EX set to C.Fn-3-1 can also be used.) • If the level adjustment is not done before the check procedure, the mea- CAUTION suring instrument’s measuring limit will be exceeded and an error may result.
Page 90 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments • TTL Level Adjustment • When TTL Level Adjustment is selected, the camera will be automatically set to the manual mode, Tv = 1/250 sec., Av = f/5.6, and AI Servo. The focusing point will be selected in correspondence to the sensor (right, left, CAUTION center, peripheral) to be adjusted.
Page 91 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments • Basic E-TTL Adjustment Be sure to use an E-TTL Speedlite (550EX, 380EX, etc.) for the check pro- CAUTION cedure. For the basic adjustment, flash is not necessary. It is necessary for the check procedure. PURPOSE To adjust the flash metering sensor’s (E-TTL uses the AE sensor) gain and level.
Page 92 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 3) After the transmission, the screen on ETTL_M2 the right will appear. Set the bright- Basic E-TTL Adjustment ness to LV15 and press Return. LV15 K: 12.5 ISO: 100 Set the brightness. K: 12.5 ISO: 100 When ready, press Return.
Page 93 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments • E-TTL Level Adjustment CAUTION Be sure to use an E-TTL Speedlite (550EZ, 380EZ, etc.). PURPOSE This corrects the E-TTL flash metering sensor’s level. As with the AE Shift Adjustment, the flash exposure level can be set to overexpose or underexpose according to the user’s preference.
Page 94 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments • E-TTL Precision Check This is a simplified check procedure. For an underexposure or overexpo- CAUTION sure adjustment to be made according to the user’s preference, follow the procedure which uses a flash in a darkroom. PURPOSE To check the precision of the E-TTL flash metering sensor.
Page 95 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.21 I NHIBIT OLTAGE DJUSTMENT • This adjustment is required after the main flexible board is replaced. • Since the system connector has battery check resistors (RBAT, RBAT2), CAUTION adjustment and check are also required after the system connector is replaced.
Page 96 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments • Overall Correction Based on the 2CR5 lithium battery’s voltage as the standard, do the adjustment for the 2CR5 lithium batteries, PDB (size-AA batteries), and PDB (Ni-MH). PREPARATIONS 1) Connect the tool battery probe kit to the camera. On the Inhibit Voltage Menu, select [F1] Overall Correction.
Page 97 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments • 2CR5 Lithium Battery Correction This adjusts only the 2CR5 lithium battery’s inhibit voltage level. PREPARATIONS INHN_2CR5 1) Connect the tool battery probe kit to Inhibit Voltage Adjustment the camera. On the Inhibit Voltage (2CR5 Lithium Battery) Menu, select [F2] 2CR5 Lithium 4.50V Battery Correction.
Page 98 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.22 S HECK With the self check, the following operations are possible. 1. LCD check: Displays all the items on the external LCD panel and viewfinder LCD to check for any missing items. 2. Error code clearing: Clears the camera’s internal error No. 3.
Page 99 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.23 D ISPLAY DJUSTMENT This menu enables the following adjustments: 1. SI position adjustment: Adjusts the SI (Superimpose) position. 2. SI brightness adjustment: Sets the SI brightness brighter or darker. (Normally, this adjustment is not necessary.) •...
Page 100 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments PREPARATIONS 1) On the SI unit, attach the screws (X99-0689) and washer (CA1- 7752) that are used to attach the SPC. 2) As shown on the right, slide off the top cover, then connect the transmission connector. 3) As shown below, place the camera 1.0 m +/-1 cm in front of the SI Adjustment Chart.
Page 101 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments • SI Brightness Adjustment • The adjustment is very fine, and it is difficult to see the adjusted bright- ness with the naked eye. CAUTION • Stray light will affect the SI brightness. Do the adjustment in a dark place (with constant lighting).
Page 102 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments 1.24 D RANSFER With data transfer, the following are possible: 1. Initialize: All data, the AF data, or the various settings can be initialized. Select the item to be initialized. 2. Data Storage: All data, only the AF data, or the various individual settings can be saved.
Page 103 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments • Initialize • With previous cameras, when the main flexible board was replaced, initial- ization and then adjustment were executed. However, with the EOS-1V, CAUTION the basic data is written in the main flexible board and initialization is not necessary.
Page 104 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments • Data Storage • Storing all the data for five cameras requires over 2 MB of disk space. CAUTION Be aware of the available disk space. As with data initialization, there are three TR_MENU data storage categories: All Data, AF Data, Data Transfer and Various Settings 1 EOS LINK data.
Page 105 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments • Transfer FPU Firmware This rewrites the FPU IC program. • If power to the camera or personal computer is cut off during the transfer, CAUTION the camera will no longer be able to conduct a transfer. Be sure to use a constant-voltage power source for the camera.
Page 106 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments • Temperature Correction 1) When Temperature Correction is TEMP1 selected, the room temperature (as Temperature Correction measured by the Multiple Tool II or Match the camera's temperature reading HS-I/F) and the temperature mea- with the room temperature. sured by the camera will be displayed Room Temperature Camera...
Page 107 Part 4: Electrical Adjustments • Reset Shot Counter CAUTION • After replacing the shutter, be sure to reset the shot counter to 0. This resets the shot counter. After replacing the shutter, reset the shot counter or set it to the desired number. On the Data Transfer Menu, press the CNTRST F10 key.
Page 108 Part 5 Parts Catalog...
Page 109 EOS-1 V REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS CATALOG...
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Page 112 Pg 1 P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. CLASS D E S C R I P T I O N CCOVER, COUPLER CA1-9080-000 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH CA1-9401-000 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH CA1-9402-000 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH CA1-9405-000 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH CA1-9427-000...
Page 114 Pg 2 P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. CLASS D E S C R I P T I O N SHOE, ACCSESSORY CA1-6504-040 SPACER, INSULATING CA1-9168-000 BOTTON, RELEASE CA1-9176-000 SPRING, PLATE CA1-9328-000 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH CA1-9422-000 CONTACT, ACCSESSORY CB1-6761-000...
Page 116 Pg 3 P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. CLASS D E S C R I P T I O N ∗ SCREW CA1-9418-000 CONNECTOR, REMOTE CB1-7756-000 ∗ BUTTON, PV CB1-9145-000 ∗ RING, MOUNT CB1-9182-000 ∗...
Page 118 Pg 4 P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. CLASS D E S C R I P T I O N COVERING, GRIP CA1-9184-000 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH CA1-9185-000 ∗ SCREW CB1-7974-000 ∗ SCREW CB1-7975-000 ∗...
Page 120 Pg 5 P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. CLASS D E S C R I P T I O N CONTACT, MAIN SWITCH CA1-9085-000 ∗ LEVER, MAIN SWITCH CB1-9181-000 ∗ CB1-9235-000 SEAL, TRIPOD ∗...
Page 122 Pg 6 P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. CLASS D E S C R I P T I O N SHAFT, PALM WING CA1-9094-000 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH CA1-9404-000 CA1-9410-000 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH CA1-9411-000 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH CA1-9427-000...
Page 124 Pg 7 P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. CLASS D E S C R I P T I O N RING, DIAL CA1-7606-000 SPACER, CONTACT CA1-9118-000 CA1-9119-000 CONTACT, DAIL CA1-9126-000 COVER, DIAL CONTACT CA1-9407-000 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH CA1-9415-000...
Page 126 Pg 8 P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. CLASS QTY D E S C R I P T I O N CA1-5074-000 SCREW, STOPPER CA1-6522-000 CLAW, BACK COVER CA1-6523-060 HOLDER, FILM MAGAZINE CA1-6525-000 PLATE, SPRING CB1-0183-000 ROLLER-1, BACK COVER GUIDE...
Page 128 Pg 9 P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. CLASS D E S C R I P T I O N SEAL, FILM CA1-4257-000 SPRING, PLATE CA1-7618-000 HOLDER, CASSETTE CA1-7619-000 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH CA1-9403-000 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH CA1-9427-000 COVER, BACK CONTACT...
Page 130 Pg 10 P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. CLASS D E S C R I P T I O N ∗ CB1-9310-000 CASE, OLC ∗ CB1-9311-000 BASE, OLC ∗ CB1-9313-000 HOLDER, OLC 1 ∗...
Page 132 Pg 11 P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. CLASS D E S C R I P T I O N SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH CA1-7531-000 CA1-9002-000 SOCKET, TRIPOD WASHER, DC/DC CA1-9138-000 VIBRATION MOUNT CB1-2688-000 CB1-2689-000 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH ∗...
Page 134 Pg 12 P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. CLASS D E S C R I P T I O N SCREW CA1-9810-000 ∗ CB1-4289-000 SCREW ∗ PLATE, EYEPIECE LUG-GND CB1-7978-000 ∗ PLATE, EYEPIECE SHUTTER-GND CB1-8583-000 ∗...
Page 136 Pg 13 P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. CLASS D E S C R I P T I O N CA1-2474-000 CAP, PC TERMINAL INSULATOR CA1-6485-000 RING, PC RETAINER CA1-9007-000 LEVER, LATCH CA1-9121-000 BUTTON, LATCH CA1-9122-000 SPACER...
Page 138 Pg 14 P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. CLASS D E S C R I P T I O N CA1-5077-000 (xxx) WASHER, FINDER FOCUSING CA1-7777-000 MOUNT, BODY CA1-9078-000 (xxx) SHIM, FINDER FOCUSING CA1-9079-000 (xxx) PLATE, PARALLAX ADJUSTING CA1-9245-000...
Page 140 Pg 15 P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. CLASS D E S C R I P T I O N CA1-2005-000 BALL BEARING, NMB L-520 CA1-9016-000 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH CA1-9022-000 (030) COLLAR, MC CA1-9421-000 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH ∗...
Page 142 Pg 16 P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. CLASS D E S C R I P T I O N ∗ SHUTTER UNIT CG1-3707-000 ∗ SHUTTER 1ST CURTAIN ASS’Y CY3-1235-000 ∗ SHUTTER 2ND CURTAIN ASS’Y CY3-1236-000 ∗...
Page 144 Pg 17 P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. CLASS D E S C R I P T I O N CA1-7752-000 WASHER, WAVE ∗ CB1-8598-000 RUBBER, PENTA HOLDER ∗ CB1-9256-000 MASK, FIELD ∗ CB1-9258-000 PLATE, FS HINGE ∗...
Page 146 Pg 18 P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. CLASS D E S C R I P T I O N CA1-9417-000 SCREW VIBRATION MOUNT CB1-2688-000 CB1-4217-000 MOUNT, VIBRATION CB1-4288-000 PLATE, M2 GEAR CF1-2986-000 MOTOR (2) ∗...
Page 148 Pg 19 S E M I H A R D C A S E E H 1 1 - L / L L REF.NO. C46-2021 (L), C46-2022 (LL) PARTS NO. CLASS D E S C R I P T I O N CA4-4411-000 TIGHTENING SCREW CY3-0005-000...
Page 149 Pg 20 E L E C T R I C P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 SYMBOL PARTS NO. D E S C R I P T I O N REMARK MTDR2 WA4-6332-000 MOTOR DRIVER 2 MPC17A10SVM T-MOS WA2-5620-000...
Page 150 Pg 21 I N D E X O F P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. PAGE PARTS NO. PAGE CA1-9403-000 CA1-2005-000 CA1-9404-000 CA1-2474-000 CA1-9405-000 CA1-4257-000 CA1-9407-000 CA1-5074-000 CA1-9410-000 CA1-5077-000 (xxx) CA1-9411-000 6,13 CA1-6485-000 CA1-9415-000 CA1-6504-040 CA1-9417-000...
Page 151 Pg 22 I N D E X O F P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. PAGE PARTS NO. PAGE ∗ CB1-9147-000 CB1-7756-000 ∗ CB1-9148-000 CB1-7770-000 (025) ∗ CB1-7772-000 CB1-9149-000 ∗ CB1-7775-000 CB1-9152-000 ∗ ∗...
Page 152 Pg 23 I N D E X O F P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. PAGE PARTS NO. PAGE ∗ ∗ CB1-9279-000 CB1-9204-000 ∗ ∗ CB1-9280-000 CB1-9206-000 ∗ ∗ CB1-9282-000 CB1-9207-000 ∗ ∗ CB1-9283-000 CB1-9208-000 ∗...
Page 153 Pg 24 I N D E X O F P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. PAGE PARTS NO. PAGE ∗ ∗ CG1-3730-000 CB1-9373-000 ∗ ∗ CB1-9374-000 CG1-3731-000 ∗ ∗ CG1-3732-000 CB1-9375-000 ∗ ∗ CG1-3734-000 CB1-9376-000 ∗...
Page 154 Pg 25 I N D E X O F P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. PAGE PARTS NO. PAGE X99-0635-000 CS2-3233-000 ∗ X99-0689-000 CS2-3923-000 XA1-1170-257 CS2-5003-000 (xxx) CS2-5020-000 XA1-3140-189 XA1-3170-307 CS2-5857-000 (020) XA1-3170-457 CS2-5887-000 (020) ∗...
Page 155 Pg 26 I N D E X O F P A R T S L I S T REF.NO. C12-8401 PARTS NO. PAGE PARTS NO. PAGE XD2-1100-102 XD2-1100-132 2,15 XD2-1100-202 XG8-1100-561 XG8-1100-581 7,12 XG8-1100-591 ∗ YN2-9547-000...
Page 156 Part 6 Electrical Diagrams...
Page 157 RBPVDD1 ZDBPVDD VBAT BPVDD 2.0*1.25 RBPFAR MISOB CRESBP 470K 0.1uF MOSIB BPFAR 4.19M SYSTEM CONNECTOR GRIP-FLX ZDBP2 SCLKB @@/RESET CBPU2 CBPU1 VBAT3 CSDIAL2 CSDIAL1 VBAT3 2CR5 0.1uF 3.3uF 1000pF 1000pF BP-FLX BACK CONTACT PGND April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 158 Y11-3903 Red ø0.6 7 PGND(Black) Y11-3906 Orange ø0.6 8 VBAT(Pink) Y11-3907 Yellow ø0.6 Y11-3914 Gray ø0.6 7 PGND-M2(Black) Y11-5002 Black ø1.2 1 VCHK(Orange) Y11-5004 Pink ø1.2 9 VM1(Yellow) Y11-5007 Yellow ø1.2 10 Y11-5011 Blue ø1.2 April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 159 RMRUP ZDLIN OPAMPF RLIN CAMPF1 RMISO RSCLK CONE-TOP CVRH2 CV12CHK CONE-VLC DMIF RFWKUP RLOUT RFDA1 RLCLK RFDA5 CONE-MIF RFDAC RDA2 RFDA3 CONE-GA RADTRIG CFDA2 CONE-EF CFDA1 TRDX RFDA4 ZDDX1 RDX2 ZDDX2 RDX1 CONE-DX RCHG April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 160 SEG12 MOSI SEG8 DGND SPDN SEG2 SEG0 /LRDY SEG9 SEG11 CNTLC SEG28 SRLY SEG4 /MRUP VPPON BZMD CBACK+ COMP SEG7 SEG5 BCMON SELFLED VREF SEG3 HVSW2 PCBUSY HVSW1 CSGERO DCDCOUT AGND DCDCGND VBAT PGND April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 161 RVPP3 REGE3 CRTC RMEMCLK DLOUT FFPU1 RFP6 CDC7 RE1ON CFVPP EEMEM0 RFPU2 FFAR RVPP2 CE1ONIC TRVPP2 TRVPP TRVPP4 CRES RFP3 CFPS DRTC CEEMEM MFAR RFP4 E1ONIC RMFAR RES IC RRES CFP2 RMFAR2 CRESM REGFP1 April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 162 SEG1 SEG6 CSBP VDD2 SEG10 COM3 SEG13 SWBZ COM1 LOUT E1ON LOCK REW SEG17 SEG14 SEG39 CCGEN SEG38 PRIN SEG36 SEG34 VCHKON SEG37 SEG31 AECLK EXTAL SEG33 /AECNT1 BPVDD PRON SEG30 VFPON BPON PWRSEL April. 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 163 4.GRIP FPC REF. NO. C12-8401 4-1.GRIP FPC (A-1) RMG22 RMG21 DMGM2 TRMG2 ZDBPVDD CSDIAL1 RBPVDD1 CSDIAL2 TRDATE1 DBAT RM3F1 RM3F2 FDBUSY RDC20N FSDIAL2 RM3HG FSDIAL1 April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 164 SCLKB VDD3 MOSIB MISOB MOSIB /M3F SCLKB /RLY VBAT DGND CLEAR E1ON DIAL1 DGND DIAL2 /M3HG DGND FPSEL PGND2 BL BATSW CLEAR PGND1 BL DIAL1 DIAL2 M3HI PGND FPSEL FELK GND BL O VCHK April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 166 ZDMD1 TRVB1 CDC9 MTDR1 CVPP CMTDR1 ZDM1 CDC1 RPR1 CDC4 TRPR1 TRDC1 TRE10N1 CPR2 RDC5 RDC1 PWRDET DC/DCIC RVB1 FUSE RVCHK2 RDC2 CDC3 TRDC3 REGVDD TRVB2 REGE1E2 RVCHK1 RDC3 CDC2 DDC1 CDC5 CDC6 TRVCHK April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 167 5-2.DCDC FPC (A-2) REF. NO. C12-8401 SMG3-1 SMG3-2 PRIN PRAD PGND BL E1ON VM1 Y R FSRDM1 BL RSFDM1 PRON CHKAD E1E2 PRAD VCHKON PRON April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 168 PRDA1 SHVCC PRIN VCHKON DGND DGND AGND AGND /PWR1 PRDA1 PWRSEL E1ON VBAT3 VBAT3 VBAT3 VBAT3 DCDCOUT PGND DCDCOUT PK VBAT VIN(GA) PGND PK VBAT BL PGND BL PGND VCHK O E1ON(GA) PGND-2 PGND April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 170 SEG24 SEG23 SEG22 SEG21 SEG20 SEG19 SEG18 SEG17 SEG16 SEG15 SEG14 SEG13 SEG12 SEG11 SEG10 SEG9 TRAFLED SEG8 SEG7 AFLED RHLED1 SEG6 SEG5 HLED SEG4 RAFLED2 SEG3 SEG2 TRHLED SEG1 SEG0 RHLED2 HLC CONNECTOR April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 171 7-1.DX FPC (A) PGND CMTDR2 C1M2 C2M2 MTDR2 BU VM2 /PWR1 ZDMD2 BL PGND CVPP2 TOUT TINB PK FSRD RSFD BL RTSW2 BL PGND RTSW1 ZDM2 PGND BL RT CON. PGND BL PTIN CHG1 CHG2 PGND April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 172 7-2.DX FPC (B) REF. NO. C12-8401 AF MODE AE MODE PC Y SHX Y PGND(PC) BL X-G BL SWBIRI Y PTIN PGND(BIRI) BL PGND3 PGND4 PGND6 PGND7 BL April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 174 RSPL3 TRSPL1 IMX1 TRSPL2 RVLED1 SLC-CON. RVLED2 RSPL1 LCD DR. CLCD RHV2 CBAK RHV5 CLCDOS RLCDOS CHV1 RVLCD1 CVLCD2 TRLCD1 CVLCD1 RVLCD3 CVLCD0 TRLCD3 OPAMPL TRLCD2 REGLCD RVLCD4 RLEGL1 RBAK CREGL VLN-CON. RLEGL2 RVLCD2 April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 175 VS15 DGND RHV6 VS13 VS11 SILED-K SIMD VLCOFF VLED-K VS19 VBAT SS12 SS14 LEDMD SS13 /INHLCD COM1 SS15 CSLCD COM2 SS11 SCLK MOSI COM3 HVSW1 HVSW2 VLCD2 VLCD VLCD1 SS10 CNTVREG REGLCD-1 TRLCD1 REGLCD-0 April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 178 11.SLC FPC REF. NO. C12-8401 LED-A LED-K COM1 COM2 COM3 SEG1 SEG2 SEG3 SEG4 SEG5 SEG6 SEG7 SEG8 SEG9 SEG10 SEG11 SEG12 SEG13 SEG14 SEG15 April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 179 12.GA FPC REF. NO. C12-8401 12-1.GA FPC (A) RGREG1 RGREG2 GREG CREG RFIN CGDA2 CGDA1 CREGGA TEMPAD CREGIN ROSC REGGA GFAR CGA1 RIRSD AF SENSOR CGA2 CVRS CVGR April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 180 12-2.GA FPC (B) REF. NO. C12-8401 CSAF1 TCLK FSAD DCDCOUT AFAD CTRL FOUT CSAF0 CSAF2 DSEL DAC1 /TINTE DAC2 ADTRG /FCLK REGOUT TEMPAD READ DCDCGND LOG1 LOG2 MOUT AFMOUT LOG0 FSVRS April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 182 14.EF FPC REF. NO. C12-8401 RIREF1 CEFVC CEF3 EFIC CVRH1 CRES2 CVBAT DGND VBAT AGND DGND VBAT /RES2 DACEF2 DACEF1 EFAD AGND /PWR1 MISO CSEF0 MOSI CSEF1 SCLK SYNC STSP EFID AVEF April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 184 15-2.TOP FPC (B) REF. NO. C12-8401 BUZZER FACC3 FACC4 DGND BL XGND SWBIRI FACC1 AVEF RACC STSP STSP EFID EFID SWBIRI AVEF DGND April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 185 16.BP FPC REF. NO. C12-8401 16-1.BP FPC (1) RPRE ZDBP3 ZDBP2 TRABP3 TRBP1 RBP1 RBP2 CBPU3 TRBP2 ZDBP DATA-MO-CON. VREGBP CRESBP RREG0 CREG CREG2 BBPU RESBPIC RREG3 RRESBP CBPU2 BPFAR RBPFAR CRESBPIC CBPU1 CREG1 RREG2 April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 186 SDIAL1 SDIAL1 DGND SEG0 SDIAL2 SEG12 TRBP2 SEG3 VLCD1/2 SEG4 COM1 SEG5 S-PAT4 COM0 SEG19 SEG18 SEG8 SEG17 SEG20 SEG16 SEG9 SEG15 SEG21 SEG14 SEG10 SEG1 SEG11 SEG13 SEG6 SEG2 SEG7 CK-VREG S-PAT1 /RESET April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 187 17.RT FPC REF. NO. C12-8401 FREM1 CSW2 FREM3 FREM2 RTSW1 RTSW2 FREM5 GND-2 FREM6 FREM4 ZDREM REMSW2 BL PGND REMSW1 REMGND April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 188 18.ADSW FPC REF. NO. C12-8401 FELKSW ADDSW ADSW-2 DGND-2 ADSW DGND DIAL1 DIAL2 DGND DIAL1 DIAL2 April, 2000 © CANON INC. 2000...
Page 194 Part 1 Product Overview...
Page 195 EOS-1V Remote (Fig. 1-1) enables EOS-1V customization, shooting data down- loading, and other functions. w EOS-1V Memory (Fig. 1-2) enables the shooting data to be viewed and managed. Fig. 1-1 EOS-1V Remote menu. Fig. 1-2 EOS-1V Memory main window.
Page 196 Function settings. (This is also possible for Custom Function settings.) The Personal Functions set with the EOS Link Software ES-E1 can be enabled or disabled with the EOS-1V individually. However, the P.Fn setting itself cannot be changed with the EOS-1V.
Page 197 The Data Handling dialog box (Fig. 1-7) provides options to download the EOS-1V's shooting data to the computer, delete the shooting data in the EOS-1V, or to start up EOS-1V Memory after the shooting data is downloaded. It also indicates the number of film rolls whose shooting data is stored in the EOS-1V.
Page 198 No. and apply it to the camera. The Date and Time dialog box (Fig. 1-10) is for setting the EOS-1V's date and time. You can either apply the computer's date and time to the camera or enter the date and time manually.
Page 199 EOS-1V Memory enables you to view, edit, and search the shooting data downloaded with EOS-1V Remote. You can also add thumbnail images to the shooting data by using a scanner to input the images. The shooting data can also be exported in CSV (Comma-Separated Values) format (text only) to applications such as Microsoft Excel which support the CSV format.
Page 200 Part 1: Product Overview List view Detailed view (without thumbnails) Detailed view Thumbnail view Fig. 1-13 Sample frame data in the main window and film data-editing window. * Applies to both the main window and film data-editing window. List view Detailed view * This applies to the Detailed view with or without thumbnails.
Page 201 Part 1: Product Overview Film List Frame List Frame List with Thumbnails Frame List without Thumbnails Fig. 1-15 Sample printout of shooting data.
Page 202 2. FEATURES 1) Customizing EOS-1V Thirty-one Personal Functions for further customization. The Custom Functions (except C.Fn-0) found in the EOS-1V can be easily set while you can confirm the meaning and effect (with the Help menu) of the Custom Function setting.
Page 203 640 x 480 pixels and 256 colors or more. 3. EOS-1V Remote 3-1 Personal Functions: Sets various functions such as exposure, AF, and film transport for the EOS-1V. The settings can be saved in the personal computer. 3-2 Custom Functions: Nineteen Custom Functions related to exposure, AF, film transport, flash, etc., can be set for the EOS-1V.
Page 204 Personal Function (P.Fn) List P.Fn Function Type Function Description Application Remarks Disables unwanted While the picture-taking mode is being This makes it faster to select the • All items cannot be checked. picture-taking selected, the one(s) that are disabled are desired picture-taking mode.
Page 205 Registers and The desired picture-taking mode This enables the user to instantly • Depth-of-field AE and bulb cannot switches the shoot- (except DEP and bulb), exposure set- switch to the registered settings to be registered. ing mode and tings (shutter speed, aperture, manual suit the front or backlighting condi- •...
Page 206 Changes the AEB The AEB sequence set with C.Fn-9-2/3 Effective when you want to start • Effective when C.Fn-9-2/3 has sequence for C.Fn- (underexposure, correct exposure, over- the AEB with an overexposed shot been set. 9-2/3 to overexpo- exposure) is changed to overexposure, instead of an underexposed one.
Page 207 AI Servo AF contin- Normally, during continuous shooting Effective when obtaining an image If the AF lens drive can keep up with uous shooting is when the AF lens drive cannot keep up is more important even if it might the film advance speed, focus priori- executed according with the shooting speed, the film advance...
Page 208 Low-speed continuous shooting: 1 - 3 fps shooting speed as the EOS-1N. Functions This setting cannot be altered with the EOS-1V alone. Limits the number This enables you to set the maximum Effective when you do not want to of frames exposed...
Page 209 Enables silent (low- When the EOS-1V without the Power This is useful when the film • The shutter is actually cocked at speed) film rewind Drive Booster is set for single-frame advance noise after taking a pic- low speed to make it quiet. (The...
Page 210 Shortens the shutter Normally, after focus is achieved and the This increases the chances of Since the difference will only be 10 release time lag. shutter button is pressed completely, the capturing the decisive moment. milliseconds, you might not be able shutter release time lag is fixed at 55 ms.
Page 211 Date of picture Time of picture Custom Function settings Focusing point selection Multiple exposures Active focusing point Battery-loaded date File Format Canon format Nikon format Nikon format Save Formats 2 formats 2 formats 2 formats Display Format (Thumbnails provided/not provided)
Page 212 Part 1: Product Overview Maker Canon Nikon Nikon MINOLTA PC/AT- PC/AT- PC/AT- compatible compatible compatible Compatible Computers Macintosh J/E: 98 Windows 95, 98, NT4.0 Compatible J/E/F: 98/2000 Mac OS 7.1~7.6 Dedicated Dedicated Dedicated Compatible Cable transmission transmission transmission cable cable...
Page 213 Part 3 Repair Information...
Page 214 EPAIRS (1) Before disassembly, note how the covers and cables are arranged. (2) After completing the repair, connect it to the EOS-1V for test transmissions and check the operation. (3) If the connecting cable for servicing is not available, use the commercially-available connecting cable.
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Page 216 Part 3: Repair Information 2. DISASSEMBLY & REASSEMBLY 2.1 C ONNECTING ABLE ISASSEMBLY Fig. 3-2 Connecting Cable disassembly.
Page 217 (When you look at the sticker right side up, the three-pin connector must be on the right side of the sticker.) Three-pin connector on the right→ Three-pin connector on the right→ Fig. 3-3 Canon logo sticker. Fig. 3-4 Notice label. Black USB Connector White Black Fig.
Page 218 Part 5 Parts Catalog...
Page 219 EOS LINK SOFTWARE ES-E1 REF.NO. C50-2301 (CONNECTING CABLE ES REF.NO. C50-8031) PARTS CATALOG...
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Page 221 (CONNECTING CABLE ES)
Page 222 INTERFACE CABLE ASS'Y (USB) ∗ CY1-4297-000 INTERFACE CABLE ASS'Y (3P PLUG) ∗ CY1-4298-000 CASE, UPPER ∗ CY1-4299-000 CASE, LOWER ∗ CY1-4300-000 PCB ASS'Y, MAIN (ES-E1) Personal Computer EOS-1V C50-8031 CONNECTING CABLE ES CD-ROM (Sold as a Product.) C50-2301 EOS LINK SOFTWARE ES-E1...
Page 223 Appendix...
Page 224 EOS-1V Major Water-resistant...
Page 225 1.Top Cover Unit 2.Bottom Cover Unit 3.Back Cover Unit 4.Body 5.Body (Front side) 6.Latch Cover & PC Terminal 7.Body (Back side & Strap) 8.Eyepiece Unit 9.Body & Dial Unit 10.Palm Switch Holder 11.Release Button 12.Dial Unit 13.Front Cover Unit 14.Grip Unit 15.Systemconnector...
Page 226 1.Top Cover Unit Dial Seal (CB1-9225) Eyepiece Spacer FEL Switch Cover (CB1-9373) (CB1-9210) Acc.Shoe Pin Cover EL-C Switch Cover (CB1-9198) Mode Switch Cover (CB1-9206) Back Switch Cover (CB1-9186) (CB1-9201) O Ring FEL Switch Cover (CB1-9367) (CB1-9210)
Page 227 2.Bottom Cover Unit Cemedine Super X Tripod Seal Bottom Cover Seal No.8008 Black (CB1-9235) (CB1-9372) (CY9-8118) Bottom Cover Seal 3 (CB1-9371) Bottom Cover Seal 1 Cemedine Super X Bottom Cover Seal 2 Spacer (CB1-9236) No.8008 Black (N.S) (CB1-9370) (CY9-8118) Bottom Cover Seal (CB1-9237)
Page 228 3.Back Cover Unit Back Cover Seal (CB1-9158) Spacer (N.S) S-Dial Spacer O Ring (CB1-9375) (CB1-9368)
Page 229 4.Body Washer (CB1-8595) Washer (CB1-8595)
Page 230 5.Body (Front side) Silicone Bond KE-347B (CY9-8064) Mount Ring (CB1-9182) Noxguard ST-420 (CY9-8123)
Page 231 6.Latch Cover & PC Terminal Silicone Bond KE-347B (CY9-8064)
Page 232 7.Body (Back side & Strap) Hinge Cover Seal (CB1-9233) Strap-L Seal Strap-R Seal (CB1-9369) (CB1-7977) Back Switch Seal (CB1-9226) Body-L Rubber Seal Body-R Seal (CB1-9239) (CB1-9240)
Page 233 8.Eyepiece Unit Silicone Bond KE-347B (CY9-8064) Eyepiece Seal 1 (CB1-9228) Eyepiece 3 Seal Eyepiece Right Seal (CB1-8599) (CB1-9372) Eyepiece Seal 2 Eyepiece Seal 2 (CB1-9229) (CB1-9229) Eyepiece Seal 3 (CB1-9227)
Page 234 9.Body & Dial Unit Grip Seal (CB1-9223) Silicone Bond KE-347B (CY9-8064) Dial Unit:Noxguard ST-420 (CY9-8123) Body:Silicone Bond KE-347B (CY9-8064)
Page 235 10.Palm Switch Holder Silicone Bond KE-347B (CY9-8064) Silicone Bond KE-347B (CY9-8064) Silicone Bond KE-347B (CY9-8064) A-10...
Page 236 11.Release Button Release Cover (CB1-9211) A-11...
Page 237 12.Dial Unit Dial Spacer (CB1-9374) O Ring (CB1-9367) Silicone Bond KE-347B (CY9-8064) A-12...
Page 238 13.Front Cover Unit Front Cover Seal 1 (CB1-9218) Mount Ring (CB1-9182) Front Cover Seal 3 (CB1-9220) Front Cover Seal 2 (CB1-9219) Noxguard ST-420 (CY9-8123) Cemedine Super X Front Cover Seal 4 Cemedine Super X No.8008 Black (CB1-9221) No.8008 Black (CY9-8118) (CY9-8118) A-13...
Page 239 14.Grip Unit Washer (CB1-8595) Silicone Bond KE-347B Silicone Bond KE-347B (CY9-8064) (CY9-8064) O Ring (CB1-9792) A-14...
Page 240 15.Systemconnector System connector Seal (CB1-9247) A-15...

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