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: NETWORK-1 to 2 connector Follow the instructions for the above port(s). BCU-100 Serial No. 10001 and Higher BKCU-EX1 Serial No. 10001 and Higher BKCU-MY8D Serial No. 10001 and Higher BKCU-VD1 Serial No. 10001 and Higher BCU-100 MM...
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Udskiftning må kun ske med batteri befindlichen, leicht zugänglichen Wandsteckdose af samme fabrikat og type. verbunden werden, damit sich bei einer Levér det brugte batteri tilbage til leverandøren. Funktionsstörung die Stromversorgung zum Gerät jederzeit unterbrechen lä ß t. 1 (P) BCU-100 MM...
Manual Structure Purpose of this manual This manual is the maintenance manual of Computing Unit BCU-100 and the optional products. This manual describes the informations (parts list, block diagrams, schematic diagrams, board layouts, etc..) that premises the parts level service.
While pushing simultaneously the release button of right and left side, remove the front panel in the direction of an to the arrow. arrow as shown below. B3 x 6 Front panel B3 x 6 Top plate Ventilation hole Release button 1-1 (E) BCU-100 MM...
The replacement work should be performed from the rear 2. Press portion A to remove the extract stopper from the panel side of BCU-100. hole of the AC inlet. A space of more than 400 mm (size of the power supply unit) is required behind the rear panel.
PSW3 x 6 for checking the operation, refer to “Basic Check”.) CN6106 CN6538 PSW3 x 6 PSW3 x 6 Fan holder (1) Fan 3 Fan 2 Wire holder Fan 1 Wire holder Duct Wire holder Figure 1 1-3 (E) BCU-100 MM...
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5. After replacing the fan, reset the Hours Meter of the Figure 1 replaced fan and check the operation. (For resetting the Hours Meter, refer to “FAN Replacement” in “1-9-4. Diag Mode (Offline Defect Diagnosis Function)”, and for checking the operation, refer to “Basic Check”.) 1-4 (E) BCU-100 MM...
! A-1528-326-A Part number: the safe operation. Replace the component with the Sony part of which part number appears in the manual developed by Sony. Be sure to unplug the power supply cord from the outlet Replacing the component with any part other than the before starting the replacement work.
HDD from the HDD case assembly. 5. After replacing the battery, set the date and time. (For details, refer to “Battery Replacement” in “1-9-4. Diag Mode (Offline Defect Diagnosis Function)”.) B6-32 UNC B6-32 UNC B6-32 UNC B6-32 UNC HDD case assembly 1-6 (E) BCU-100 MM...
MEM-122/MEM-126 board. (Refer to “1-5. Updating the Firmware”) 4. When replacing the VIF-40 board, the following operations are required. . Update the configuration data for FPGA of the VIF- 40 board. (Refer to “1-5. Updating the Firmware”) 1-7 (E) BCU-100 MM...
. Remove the front panel of the BCU-100 unit and connect the RS-232C connector on the front and the RS-232C connector of the PC with a serial cross cable.
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4. Firmware upgrade procedure (1) Press the POWER button on the front to run the BCU-100. The Linux startup message is displayed in the TeraTermPro window. (2) Wait until the login prompt message is displayed, then log on with user: root, password: sjx-300.
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5. Rebooting and version confirmation (1) Execute the following command to reboot the BCU-100. reboot [ENTER] (2) Wait until the login prompt message is displayed, then log on with user: root, password: sjx-300. (3) Execute the following command to mount the USB memory.
(BKCU-VD1) IC link 2A, 72V The fuse and IC link are critical parts to safe operation. Replace this component with SONY parts whose part 1-7. Unleaded Solder numbers appear in this manual published by SONY. If not, this may cause a fire or electric shock. Be sure to Boards requiring use of unleaded solder are printed with a use specified component in this manual.
Cell/B.E. chip. The chip internally operates at 8 times the 400 MHz clock of BE_PLL_REFCLK for BCU-100 is composed of the following six types of boards a speed of 3.2 GHz. plus the hard disc drive, fan, and power supply unit.
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(4) PCI bus . FlexIO The PCI connector (CN4301) is a special connector V1P5_LREG_SB_RC_VDDA : and is considered “No Mount” for BCU-100. Analog power supply for FlexIO (5) DDR2 memory V1P2_SB_VDDR : IO power supply for FlexIO There are 16 pieces (IC8701-8708, IC8801-8808) of .
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Voltage control signal for the BE core voltage on the real time clock and power is supplied again . RSXVRM_VIDn from the AC power supply, an error is detected Voltage control signal for the RSX core voltage when the SYSCON starts up. 1-14 (E) BCU-100 MM...
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MEM-126 board. The temperature is controlled by (3) XCG2 for IOIF reading this data as the status of the memory extension ICS9214 (IC5003) : Generates the following clock adapter. from the 100 MHz Master Clock Generator. 1-15 (E) BCU-100 MM...
+3.3 V and +5 V. Q1 turns on with tors. CN1 connecting to BCU-100 is a x 16 card edge connector the H_SHUTDOWN signal, PWR OK output becomes “L”, and a signal signifying that Power FAIL has occurred with PCI-Express specifications.
The flash memory contains a free memory area in which the model name, board name and serial number are written as the control information. 1-17 (E) BCU-100 MM...
PC that monitors the system condition. System control PC Check the error condition with the LED on the front of the unit. BCU-100 RS-232C Connect the PC and diagnose the unit in the offline state. Terminal PC 1-18 (E) BCU-100 MM...
(Refer to each LED indication item in “1-9-6. Error Indication”.) 2. Self-diagnostic functions during operations While the BCU-100 is in operation, the internal self-diagnostic function is executed automatically and the following checks are constantly executed. . Temperature check for each component (Cell/B.E., RSX, SCC, XDR, Rear area) .
This diagnostic flow is designed to detect hardware or the firmware troubles. When no error is detected after the check performed according to this flow, the trouble is more likely to be caused by a failure of the application software. 1-20 (E) BCU-100 MM...
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2. Checking the status of the front panel LED Check if the front panel LED lights in the same way as it does when the BCU-100 operates normally. The details of the errors can be checked with the POWER LED and message LED; and the status LED and error LED inside the front panel.
. Prepare the PC on which Windows 2000 or later operates normally. . Remove the front panel of the BCU-100 unit and connect the RS-232C connector on the front and the RS-232C connector of the PC with a serial cross cable.
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(4) Open the property screen of the created shortcut, and add the following link destination. “TeraTermPro installation folder/\ttpmacro.exe”\bcu100_diagmain.ttl (5) Click the shortcut to start TeraTermPro. The following main menu appears. 1-23 (E) BCU-100 MM...
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4. Diag mode startup procedure . Connect the power supply cord to the BCU-100. (Standby state) . When the TeraTerm macro is executed, the BCU-100 starts to run in the Diag mode. 5. Log file The result of executing each dialog is automatically saved as a log file.
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[RESULT] diagnosis item: = = Judgment = = . The judgment is also saved in a log file. . When the judgment is NG, the error code number is displayed. Check the details in the error code list. 1-25 (E) BCU-100 MM...
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. The figures in brackets shown to the right of the diagnosis item name indicate the approximate time (second) for execution. (a) Basic Check When “Basic Check” is selected in the main menu, the following submenu appears. Execute the submenu to specify a defective location in the basic parts of the unit. 1-27 (E) BCU-100 MM...
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This is a Read check, so the data in the USB memory will not be damaged. (c) MEM-122/126 Board Check Checks the operation of the MEM-122/MEM-126 extension memory board (option). It takes about six minutes to complete. 1-28 (E) BCU-100 MM...
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The check can be executed only when the optional board (BKCU-VD1) is installed. When the main menu item “4. VIF-40 Board Check” is selected, the following sub menu opens. Resolution Check When Resolution Check is selected, the following sub menu opens. 1-29 (E) BCU-100 MM...
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Color bar signal (* The black border line does not exist in the test screen.) After displaying the above test patterns for 15 seconds, the following dialog box is displayed. Select “Yes” when the test patterns are displayed normally. If not, select “No”. Ramp signal 1-30 (E) BCU-100 MM...
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VIF information CS1 : exist Product name : BC Board name : BB Serial Number : 01234 FPGA version : 0104 Board revision Board type Reg0001 : 82 Reg0002 : c0 Reg0051 : 40 Reg0052 : 00 1-31 (E) BCU-100 MM...
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The error log saved in the EEPROM is not deleted automatically. Be sure to delete the error log after completing the maintenance. When the deletion starts, the following dialog appears for the final confirmation of deletion. If the following dialog appears after deleting the error log, the error log is deleted correctly. 1-32 (E) BCU-100 MM...
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Execute this before removing the defective BE-28 board. The following items are executed. . Read Log (SYSCON error log read check) . Main Device Check (Internal check program for Cell/B.E., RSX, and SCC) . Save FAN Hm (Saving FAN Hours Meter to a file) 1-33 (E) BCU-100 MM...
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Continue clicking “No” until the correct file is displayed. If the data file does not exist, execute “Before BE-28 Board Replacement” again. If you clicked “No” by mistake, click “OK” when the following dialog is displayed, and execute this item again. 1-34 (E) BCU-100 MM...
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Execution does not start when you click “No”. 3) Battery Replacement This is an item to be used when replacing the battery. When the submenu item “3. Battery Replacement” is selected, the following submenu opens. Config- ure the RTC setting. 1-35 (E) BCU-100 MM...
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Sets the time for the RTC in the unit. When this item is executed, the following dialog opens. Enter a left-justified value for the date you want to set. When the number of digits is wrong, the following dialog appears. Click “OK” and enter the date again. 1-36 (E) BCU-100 MM...
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After the day of the week is entered, the time setting screen appears. Enter the time you want to set by following the example shown on the screen. After the time is entered, the setting is saved. The saved time can be checked with “1. Read RTC”. 1-37 (E) BCU-100 MM...
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When “No” is clicked, this item ends without resetting. All FAN Reset (incl. the above Reset 1-5) This mode executes items 1 through 5 for all fans. Execute this when all the fans are replaced such as for periodical replacement. 1-38 (E) BCU-100 MM...
By removing the front panel, you can check the operation status with the POWER LED, BEACON LED, error LED, status LED, and message LED. (For how to remove the front panel, refer to “Section 1 Service Information”.) Message LED BEACON LED POWER LED Status LED Error LED 1-39 (E) BCU-100 MM...
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*1 : The status where an error of low urgency, such as a drop in the fan rotation rate, or the warning for the replacement time is detected. *2 : The status where an error of high urgency, such as a power supply failure or temperature rise is detected and the BCU-100 is shut down.
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D905 (F-4) Green Lights when FPGA operates normally. Lights on D906 (F-4) Green Lights when FPGA operates normally. Lights on D907 (F-4) Lights when reset. Lights off D908 (F-3) Green Lights when PLD OK. Lights on 1-41 (E) BCU-100 MM...
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Side A Ref No. Address Name Indication Function Normal state color LED202 (A-2) MSEN Orange Lights when the external monitor is connected. Lights off LED207 (A-2) PLD_LED Green Lights when FPGA configuration is complete. Lights on 1-42 (E) BCU-100 MM...
The memory of the MEM-122/MEM-126 board may be defective. 0x0c090004 xramdrv timeout error The MEM-122/MEM-126 board may be defective or have connection failure. 0x0c090005 xramdrv device driver error The MEM-122/MEM-126 board may be defective or have connection failure. 1-43 (E) BCU-100 MM...
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0xE4xxxxxx SB error Error such as the power supply system for the SB is defective, an error in between GBE and PHY, inappropriate USB (HS) device is inserted in the port. 1-44 (E) BCU-100 MM...
System check When forming a cluster system using the BCU-100, the status of each unit can be monitored by SNMP. In addition, when a control PC is mounted, the system can be monitored as a cluster system by the open source and commercial system control software.
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 common- ality and improvement. 3. Stock of Parts Parts marked with “o”...
3 x 6 PS2.6 x 5 PS3 x 35 B3 x 6 K3 x 5 PSW3 x 6 PSW3 x 6 PSW3 x 6 3 x 6 B4 x 6 B3 x 6 B4 x 6 B3 x 6 BCU-100 MM...
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7-628-254-05 s SCREW +PS 2.6X5 7-682-246-04 s SCREW +K 3X5 7-682-547-09 s SCREW +B 3X6 7-682-560-09 s SCREW +B 4X6 7-682-656-01 s SCREW +PS 3X35 7-682-661-01 s SCREW +PS 4X8 7-682-947-01 s SCREW +PSW 3X6 7-688-004-11 o W 4, MIDDLE BCU-100 MM...
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PSW3 x 6 B3 x 6 PSW3 x 6 B3 x 6 B3 x 6 3 x 6 B3 x 6 3 x 6 B3 x 6 3 x 6 B3 x 6 PSW3 x 6 3 x 6 BCU-100 MM...
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1-835-198-11 s CABLE, SATA 3-299-010-01 s SHAFT, STEP 3-561-426-01 s CUSHION 3-683-631-01 o CLAMP 7-621-759-45 s SCREW +PSW 2.6X6 7-682-547-09 s SCREW +B 3X6 7-682-947-01 s SCREW +PSW 3X6 7-682-951-01 s SCREW +PSW 3X14 7-682-955-01 s SCREW +PSW 3X30 BCU-100 MM...
2-3. Electrical Parts List (BE-28 BOARD) 2-3-1. BCU-100 Ref. No. ----------- or Q’ty Part No. SP Description BE-28 BOARD ----------- C1533 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 Ref. No. C1801 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 or Q’ty Part No.
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1-165-989-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 10MF (2012) C1937 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C2042 1-112-717-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 1UF B (1005) C1940 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C2043 1-165-989-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 10MF (2012) BCU-100 MM...
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1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C2105 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C2176 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C2106 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C2177 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 BCU-100 MM...
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1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C2259 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C2349 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C2260 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C2350 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 BCU-100 MM...
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1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C2462 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C2533 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C2463 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C2534 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 2-10 BCU-100 MM...
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1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C2995 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C3060 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C2996 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C3061 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 2-11 BCU-100 MM...
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1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C3121 1-112-015-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 47MF B 3225 C4122 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C3122 1-164-850-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 10PF CH 1005 C4123 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 2-12 BCU-100 MM...
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1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C4214 1-114-238-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 22MF B C4347 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C4215 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C4348 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 2-13 BCU-100 MM...
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1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C4529 1-112-815-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 10MF C (1608) C4753 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C4530 1-112-815-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 10MF C (1608) C4754 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 2-14 BCU-100 MM...
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1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C4836 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C4895 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C4837 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C4896 1-112-717-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 1UF B (1005) 2-15 BCU-100 MM...
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1-112-692-81 s CAP,CHIP CERAMIC1000PF CH 1005 C4954 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C5014 1-112-717-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 1UF B (1005) C4955 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C5015 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 2-16 BCU-100 MM...
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1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C5426 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C6066 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C5427 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C6067 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 2-17 BCU-100 MM...
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1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C6584 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C7129 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C6603 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C7130 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 2-18 BCU-100 MM...
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1-100-391-21 s CAP, ELECT 180MF (5X6) C7206 1-112-015-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 47MF B 3225 C7273 1-112-717-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 1UF B (1005) C7207 1-100-566-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1608 C7274 1-112-717-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 1UF B (1005) 2-19 BCU-100 MM...
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1-100-566-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1608 C7343 1-114-256-21 s CAP, CHIP ELECT 390MF C7450 1-100-391-21 s CAP, ELECT 180MF (5X6) C7344 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C7451 1-100-391-21 s CAP, ELECT 180MF (5X6) 2-20 BCU-100 MM...
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1-100-566-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1608 C7560 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C7662 1-100-567-81 s CAP,CHIP CERAMIC 0.01MF B 1005 C7561 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C7663 1-100-567-81 s CAP,CHIP CERAMIC 0.01MF B 1005 2-21 BCU-100 MM...
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1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C7759 1-165-989-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 10MF (2012) C8716 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C7761 1-100-566-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1608 C8717 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 2-22 BCU-100 MM...
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1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C8775 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C8837 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C8776 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C8838 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 2-23 BCU-100 MM...
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6-501-689-01 s DIODE CL-271HB1-D-TS C8904 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 D7200 6-501-067-01 s DIODE CMS05-TE12R C8905 1-112-815-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 10MF C (1608) C8906 1-112-815-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 10MF C (1608) D7400 6-501-067-01 s DIODE CMS05-TE12R 2-24 BCU-100 MM...
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6-700-599-01 s IC TC7SA08FU(TE85R) FB4106 1-481-195-21 s FERRITE, EMI (SMD) IC4107 6-700-599-01 s IC TC7SA08FU(TE85R) FB4107 1-469-094-21 s FERRITE, EMI (SMD) (1608) IC4108 8-759-592-48 s IC TC7SZ32FU(TE85R) FB4108 1-469-094-21 s FERRITE, EMI (SMD) (1608) IC4109 6-710-775-01 s IC UPD720114GA-9EU-A 2-25 BCU-100 MM...
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1-481-197-21 s INDUCTOR, CHIP 270NH (1608) IC6581 6-710-196-01 s IC AD51/007Z-0REEL L4002 1-481-197-21 s INDUCTOR, CHIP 270NH (1608) IC6582 6-710-196-01 s IC AD51/007Z-0REEL L4100 1-813-308-11 o COMMON MODE CHOKE IC6583 6-710-196-01 s IC AD51/007Z-0REEL L4101 1-813-308-11 o COMMON MODE CHOKE 2-26 BCU-100 MM...
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1-208-951-81 s RES, CHIP 470K (1005) Q7705 6-551-380-01 s TRANSISTOR SI4425BDY-T1 R1073 1-208-951-81 s RES, CHIP 470K (1005) Q7706 6-550-558-01 s TRANSISTOR SI3493DV-T1 R1074 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) Q7707 8-729-928-82 s TRANSISTOR DTC144EE-TL R1075 1-208-951-81 s RES, CHIP 470K (1005) 2-27 BCU-100 MM...
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1-246-128-21 s RES, CHIP 39.2 (1005) R3022 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) R2039 1-246-128-21 s RES, CHIP 39.2 (1005) R3023 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) R2040 1-246-128-21 s RES, CHIP 39.2 (1005) R3024 1-246-131-21 s RES, CHIP 56.2 (1005) 2-28 BCU-100 MM...
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1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) R4118 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R3104 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R4119 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R3105 1-220-882-81 s RES, CHIP 33 (1005) R4120 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) 2-29 BCU-100 MM...
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1-208-903-81 s RES, CHIP 4.7K (1005) R4286 1-220-882-81 s RES, CHIP 33 (1005) R4195 1-246-129-21 s RES, CHIP 49.9 (1005) R4289 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R4196 1-246-129-21 s RES, CHIP 49.9 (1005) R4290 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) 2-30 BCU-100 MM...
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1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R4516 1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) R4424 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R4517 1-220-880-81 s RES, CHIP 27 (1005) R4425 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R4518 1-220-880-81 s RES, CHIP 27 (1005) 2-31 BCU-100 MM...
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R4575 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R4652 1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005) R4576 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R4653 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R4577 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R4654 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) 2-32 BCU-100 MM...
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1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) R4816 1-220-870-81 s RES, CHIP 10 (1005) R4758 1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) R4817 1-220-870-81 s RES, CHIP 10 (1005) R4759 1-220-870-81 s RES, CHIP 10 (1005) R4818 1-220-870-81 s RES, CHIP 10 (1005) 2-33 BCU-100 MM...
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1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005) R5013 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R4926 1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005) R5014 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R4927 1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005) R5015 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) 2-34 BCU-100 MM...
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1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005) R5640 1-246-129-21 s RES, CHIP 49.9 (1005) R5143 1-246-140-21 s RES, CHIP 60.4 (1005) R5642 1-220-882-81 s RES, CHIP 33 (1005) R5144 1-246-134-21 s RES, CHIP 301 (1005) R5643 1-220-882-81 s RES, CHIP 33 (1005) 2-35 BCU-100 MM...
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1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) R6601 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R6110 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) R6604 1-208-903-81 s RES, CHIP 4.7K (1005) R6111 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) R6612 1-208-903-81 s RES, CHIP 4.7K (1005) 2-36 BCU-100 MM...
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1-208-903-81 s RES, CHIP 4.7K (1005) R7123 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R6935 1-208-903-81 s RES, CHIP 4.7K (1005) R7124 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R6936 1-208-903-81 s RES, CHIP 4.7K (1005) R7125 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) 2-37 BCU-100 MM...
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1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R7512 1-208-923-81 s RES, CHIP 33K (1005) R7240 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R7513 1-208-919-81 s RES, CHIP 22K (1005) R7242 1-216-789-91 s RES, CHIP 2.2 (1608) R7514 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) 2-38 BCU-100 MM...
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1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) R7707 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) R7603 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) R7708 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) R7604 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R7709 1-216-864-91 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1608) 2-39 BCU-100 MM...
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1-208-931-81 s RES, CHIP 68K (1005) RV4301 1-803-974-21 s VARISTOR, CHIP (1608) R8115 1-208-891-81 s RES, CHIP 1.5K (1005) RV4303 1-803-974-21 s VARISTOR, CHIP (1608) R8117 1-216-789-91 s RES, CHIP 2.2 (1608) RV4305 1-803-974-21 s VARISTOR, CHIP (1608) 2-40 BCU-100 MM...
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8-759-592-44 s IC TC7SZ04FU(TE85R) IC203 6-705-514-01 s IC MAX3222IPWR L200 1-813-308-11 o COMMON MODE CHOKE Q100 8-729-929-09 s TRANSISTOR DTC123JE-TL Q101 8-729-929-09 s TRANSISTOR DTC123JE-TL Q102 8-729-929-09 s TRANSISTOR DTC123JE-TL Q103 8-729-929-09 s TRANSISTOR DTC123JE-TL Q104 8-729-929-09 s TRANSISTOR DTC123JE-TL 2-41 BCU-100 MM...
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1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005) R217 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) RB100 1-234-378-21 s RES, NETWORK 10K (1005X4) RB101 1-234-378-21 s RES, NETWORK 10K (1005X4) S100 1-786-933-11 s SWITCH, TACTILE S101 1-786-933-11 s SWITCH, TACTILE S102 1-771-881-21 s SWITCH, DIGITAL (SMD) 2-42 BCU-100 MM...
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8-719-069-28 s DIODE 1SS400TE-61 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) 8-719-938-77 s DIODE SB05-05C-TB-E 1-208-903-81 s RES, CHIP 4.7K (1005) 8-719-056-48 s DIODE 1SS388(TPL3) 1-208-915-81 s RES, CHIP 15K (1005) 8-719-056-48 s DIODE 1SS388(TPL3) 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) 2-43 BCU-100 MM...
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1-219-684-21 s RES, CHIP (SQUARE TYPE) 0.01 1-219-684-21 s RES, CHIP (SQUARE TYPE) 0.01 1-220-870-81 s RES, CHIP 10 (1005) 1-208-927-81 s RES, CHIP 47K (1005) 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) 2-44 BCU-100 MM...
1-100-567-81 s CAP,CHIP CERAMIC 0.01MF B 1005 1-100-880-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 100MF C (3225) C208 1-100-567-81 s CAP,CHIP CERAMIC 0.01MF B 1005 1-100-880-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 100MF C (3225) C209 1-100-567-81 s CAP,CHIP CERAMIC 0.01MF B 1005 2-45 BCU-100 MM...
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1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C267 1-100-567-81 s CAP,CHIP CERAMIC 0.01MF B 1005 C440 1-112-717-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 1UF B (1005) C268 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C441 1-100-567-81 s CAP,CHIP CERAMIC 0.01MF B 1005 2-46 BCU-100 MM...
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1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C514 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C714 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C515 1-100-567-81 s CAP,CHIP CERAMIC 0.01MF B 1005 C715 1-100-567-81 s CAP,CHIP CERAMIC 0.01MF B 1005 2-47 BCU-100 MM...
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1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C809 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C919 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C810 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C920 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 2-48 BCU-100 MM...
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1-469-094-21 s FERRITE, EMI (SMD) (1608) 1-208-889-81 s RES, CHIP 1.2K (1005) FB202 1-469-094-21 s FERRITE, EMI (SMD) (1608) 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) FB900 1-469-094-21 s FERRITE, EMI (SMD) (1608) 1-208-863-81 s RES, CHIP 100 (1005) 2-49 BCU-100 MM...
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1-208-935-81 s RES, CHIP 100K (1005) R270 1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) 1-208-863-81 s RES, CHIP 100 (1005) R271 1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R272 1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) 2-50 BCU-100 MM...
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1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005) R417 1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) R331 1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005) R418 1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) R332 1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005) R419 1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) 2-51 BCU-100 MM...
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1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) R603 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) R545 1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) R604 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) R546 1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) R605 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) 2-52 BCU-100 MM...
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1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) R953 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R825 1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) R954 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R826 1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) R955 1-208-879-81 s RES, CHIP 470 (1005) 2-53 BCU-100 MM...
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1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 1-112-717-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 1UF B (1005) 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 1-100-880-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 100MF C (3225) 1-100-880-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 100MF C (3225) 2-54 BCU-100 MM...
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1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C204 1-100-566-91 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1608 C263 1-100-567-81 s CAP,CHIP CERAMIC 0.01MF B 1005 C205 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C264 1-100-567-81 s CAP,CHIP CERAMIC 0.01MF B 1005 2-55 BCU-100 MM...
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1-112-717-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 1UF B (1005) C421 1-112-717-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 1UF B (1005) C552 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C422 1-165-989-91 s CAP, CERAMIC 10MF (2012) C553 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 2-56 BCU-100 MM...
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1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C818 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C925 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C819 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 C926 1-125-777-81 s CAP, CHIP CERAMIC 0.1MF B 1005 2-57 BCU-100 MM...
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1-469-094-21 s FERRITE, EMI (SMD) (1608) 1-208-935-81 s RES, CHIP 100K (1005) 1-208-863-81 s RES, CHIP 100 (1005) FB903 1-469-094-21 s FERRITE, EMI (SMD) (1608) 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) IC10 6-702-510-01 s IC TPS5120DBTRG4 2-58 BCU-100 MM...
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1-208-935-81 s RES, CHIP 100K (1005) R273 1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) R201 1-208-903-81 s RES, CHIP 4.7K (1005) R274 1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) R202 1-208-879-81 s RES, CHIP 470 (1005) R275 1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) 2-59 BCU-100 MM...
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1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005) R422 1-208-887-81 s RES, CHIP 1.0K (1005) R334 1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005) R423 1-208-887-81 s RES, CHIP 1.0K (1005) R335 1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005) R424 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) 2-60 BCU-100 MM...
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1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) R632 1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005) R560 1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) R633 1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005) R561 1-208-855-81 s RES, CHIP 47 (1005) R634 1-220-878-81 s RES, CHIP 22 (1005) 2-61 BCU-100 MM...
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1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) X900 1-813-824-11 s OSCILLATOR, CRYSTAL X901 1-795-983-11 s OSCILLATOR, CRYSTAL R916 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R918 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R919 1-218-990-81 s CONDUCTOR, CHIP (1005) R920 1-208-911-81 s RES, CHIP 10K (1005) 2-62 BCU-100 MM...
1-234-378-21 s RES, NETWORK 10K (1005X4) Ref. No. or Q’ty Part No. SP Description S501 1-771-721-21 s SWITCH, TACTILE 2pcs 7-682-947-01 s SCREW +PSW 3X6 TP221 1-535-757-21 s CHIP, CHECKER TPG101 1-535-877-22 s CHIP, CHECKER X201 1-813-419-11 s OSCILLATOR,CRYSTAL DSO321SV 2-66 BCU-100 MM...
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In addition, for semiconductors with ID Nos., refer to the separate CD-ROM titled “Semiconductor Pin Assignments” (Sony Part No. 9-968-546-06) that allows searching for parts by semiconductor type or ID No. The semiconductors in the manual or on the CD-ROM are listed by equivalent types.
SENSOR SENSOR IC6134 IC6133 MAIN POWER AC IN +3.3V IC6581 IC6582 IC6583 (Refer to Page4-6.) 100V to 240V UNIT BE-28 +5VSB FRONT2 +5VSB CN6106 CN6537 CN6111 CN6538 CN6105 HDD POWER (+12V, +5V) Overall Fan2 Fan5 Fan1 Fan3 Fan4 BCU-100 MM...
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20 V AC range are suitable. (See Fig. A) To Exposed Metal Parts on Set 0.15 μ F 1.5 k Z voltmeter (5.25V) Earth Ground Fig A. Using an AC voltmeter to check AC leakage. BCU-100 MM...