Starting Up The 2181 Adjustment Program (In The Adjustment Mode) - Minolta dynax 7 Repair Manual

Starting up the 2181 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode).

Outline
Connect the camera and PC with USB-2 and start up the camera in the "adjustment mode."
"Adjustment mode" means the condition of that the camera can contact with the 2181 adjustment program
in the PC.
Required equipment
PC with preinstalled the 2181 adjustment program
CF card for Adjustment
AC Adapter AC-11
USB-2 (USB cable)
* Use the AC adapter (AC-11) not batteries when adjusting.
Starting up the 2181 adjustment program (in the adjustment mode).
1. Set camera to "M" mode.
2. Insert "CF card for Adjustment" . Main power switch on with pressing shutter release button on (S2).
After starting the adjustment mode, "BBBB" is displayed at the counter of LCD monitor.(Fig.1)
3. Connect camera and the PC with USB cable, after starting camera by adjustment mode.
4. Starting up the 2181 adjustment program, "KMdsc_cs.exe."
There is the message "Please select camera code." in the window of the 2181 adjustment program.
5. Select "2181" from "CAMERA CODE" in the window, according to the display.
The massage changes to "Please connect #2181 and click START." in the window.
6. Click the "START" button in the window, according to the display.
The massage changes to "Camera Boot mode READ-OUT has completed." in the window. (Fig.2)
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Quitting the 2181 adjusting program and cancel adjustment mode of camera
1. Click "ADJUSTMENT END" in the window of the 2181 adjustment program.
2. Remove the AC adapter.
Adjustment items in the 2181 Adjustment Program
Adjustment of CCD Vsub voltage
Adjustment of CCD center position
Adjustment of CCD perspective
Adjustment of camera shaking actuater
Adjustment of the servo for camera shaking
Adjustment of the gyro for camera shaking
Adjustment of the AE
Sensitivity adjustment
Adjustment of the defective pixel
Adjustment of white balance
Adjustment of camera shaking compensation
*Peform adjustment of CCD center position and adjustment of CCD perspective (P. 52) without BACK
COVER ASSY, after disassembling from step 1 to step 4 in P.4.
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