Page 1 ORDER NO. BSD04030090 Digital Video Camera Recorder / XLR Microphone Adapter AG-DVC30P / AG-DVC30E / AG-DVC32EN / AG-DVC33MC / AG-MYA30G Please refer to the Operating Instructions in the appendix...
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Page 5 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS GENERAL GUIDELINES 1. When servicing, observe the original lead dress. If a short / circuit is found, replace all parts, which have been over-heated or damaged by the short circuit. 2. After servicing, see to it that all the protective devices such as insulation barriers, insulation papers shields are properly installed.
Page 6 2. Connect a 1.5k , 10W resistor, in parallel with a 0.15 capacitor, between each exposed metallic part on the set an a good earth ground such as a water pipe, as shown in Figure1. 3. Use an AC voltmeter, with 1000 ohms/volt or more sensitivity, to measure the potential across the resistor.
Page 7 ES devices are integrated circuits and some field-effect transistors and semiconductor “chip” components. The following techniques should be used to help reduce the incidence of component damage caused by static electricity. 1. Immediately before handling any semiconductor component or semiconductor-equipped assembly, drain off any electrostatic charge on your body by touching a known earth ground.
Page 8 an ES device). X-RADIATION WARNING 1. The potential source of X-radiation in EVF sets is the High Voltage section and the picture tube. 2. When using a picture tube test jig for service, ensure that jig is capable of handling 10kV without causing X-Radiation. Note : It is important to use an accurate periodically calibrated high voltage meter.
Page 10 1. Service Information 2. Disassembly Procedures 3. Mechanical Adjustment 4. Electrical Adjustment 5. Block Diagrams 6. Schematic Diagrams...
Page 11 NOTE BE SURE TO MAKE YOUR ORDERS OF REPLACEMENT PARTS ACCORDING TO PARTS LIST. CAUTION MARK INDICATES THE PRIMARY CIRCUIT TO DISTINGUISH THE PRIMARY FROM THE SECONDARY CIRCUIT. / PAY ATTENTION NOT TO RECEIVE AN ELECTRIC SHOCK DURING REPAIR SERVICE OF THE PRODUCTS. IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE: COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED WITH THE MARK HAVE THE SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS FOR...
Page 12 6.1.11. REAR JACK (VEP04863A) 6.1.12. BATTERY (VEP01953A) 6.1.13. ZOOM FPC (VEP06F66A) 6.1.14. ZOOM CON (VEP001E3A) 6.1.15. EVF CON (VEP001E0A) 6.1.16. MIC (VEP04828A) 6.1.17. MONITOR (VEP26257B) 6.1.18. EVF A (VEP28272B), EVF B (VEP28275B), LCD OPEN(VEP001E1A), CAS OPEN (VEP001E5A) 6.1.19. TALLY (VEP001E4A), SUB REC (VEP001G1A), DC IN (VEP01957A) 6.2.
Page 13 7.2. CAMERA C.B.A. (NTSC model: VEP23598A) (PAL model: VEP23598B) 7.3. POWER C.B.A. (VEP01952A) 8. Mechanical Replacement Parts List & Exploded Views NOTE: 1. Be sure to make your orders of replacement parts according to this list. 2. Unless otherwise specified, all resistors are in OHMS, K=1,000 OHMS, all capacitors are in MICROFARADS ( F), P= 3.
Page 14 NOTE: A list of parts is stored in data form in the CD-ROM. It is located within the folder APPENDIX/PARTS. Please use as necessary. 10. PDF for Printing The PDF documents for printing consist of several files per section.Open every section (file) through a link (blue frame) on the cover.
Page 15 (MONITOR C.B.A.) :VIDEO MAIN SIGNAL PATH L904 G1C100K00024 L902 G1C100K00024 L903 G1C100K00024 C906 L905 G1C100MA0031 MAIN CONNECTION CL906 CL905 CL908 FP903 C913 FP601-1,2,3 NOREG GND 0.47 C908 C902 R902 C918 0.01 0.01 4V47 FP601-1,2,3 NOREG GND 12.3 12.3 R903 C916 0.01 FP601-4 BL BRIGHT...
Page 16 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM BATTERY FRONT C.B.A ZOOM FPC C.B.A GYRO POWER C.B.A EVF UNIT SIDE JACK FPC C.B.A LENS UNIT GYRO_X C.B.A 1.8V 2.5V 3.1V 1.5V -7.5V ZOOM IRIS FOCUS SENSOR S-VHS IN/OUT IN/OUT MIC IN ADAPTOR REMOTE ZOOM SW USER1 SW IR LED SENSOR...
Page 17 SENSOR/PROCESS(CAMERA) BLOCK DIAGRAM CCD FLEX.CARD P2200 C_V_DATA V_C_DATA SIG_R CAM_SCK SIG_G CAM_RTN SIG_B RTN_FLD IC1006 - 8 <3> IC104<2>(CDS/PGA/AD)(R) IC1002<3> X1000<3> IC1001<3> TIMING 31.5MHz CONTROL 16 ADCLK DRIVER SLOAD IC1004,5,25<3> SDATA SERIAL 48 SCLK IC1016<3>(H.DRIVER) IC1013,14<3> H1_R 15.75MHz H1_R H1_G SIG_R H.PULSE CCDIN...
Page 18 LENS DRIVE(CAMERA) BLOCK DIAGRAM IC702<6>(LENS DRIVE) IC2000<4>(CAMERA DSP) IC928<7> NDRV+ IRM+ E1-4 IRM+ ND PWM LENS PLD_R F1-4 IRM- UNIT IRM- G1,2 HOUT- IRIS PLD_R(0-9) HOUT+ DRIVE R_DATA HIN- HIN+ PWMIRIS FMT+ FOCUS FMT- DRIVE PLD_G(0-9) From FMRA AF/ZOOM G_DATA PROCESSOR IC1000 FMRB...
Page 19 VIDEO(VTR) BLOCK DIAGRAM MAIN SIGNAL PATH IN REC MODE INPUT_SEL MAIN SIGNAL PATH IN PLAYBACK MODE <3>from IC2001-G4 SIF_SCK IC3503<5> <3>from IC2001-P11 Q3503<5> SIF_SDA SV_IO <3>from IC2001-V12 SIF_CS <3>from IC2001-R11 V_IO IC3001<1> IC3501<5> (INPUT) P12,13 A7,8 Q3504,5<5> R14 T14 B7,C7 E12,13 P2200 F14 G13-15...
Page 20 MONITOR(VTR/LCD/EVF) BLOCK DIAGRAM IC3001<1> IC601<4>(CONTROL/PROCESSOR:EVF LCD) EVF A C.B.A EVF LCD EVR_R_OUT EVR_R PANEL P2002 CN1 EVR_G_OUT EVR_G CLAMP BRIGHT BUFFER E_R_OUT 57A 3 EVR_B_OUT E_B_OUT 58B 2 GREEN EVR_B E_G_OUT 56B 4 BLUE CKV2 50A 10 VBLK V_BLK 53A 7 COUNTER LCD_HD &...
Page 21 CONTROL(VTR) BLOCK DIAGRAM IC2001<3>(CONTROL MICON) MECHANISM UNIT P2220 DEW A15 THERMISTER A5 NOREG Q2002<3> EJECT SW X_IN QR2007<3> <3> Q2003<3> SENSOR X2003 27MHz TALLY TH4101 P2217 P4101 THERMISTOR 6 X_OUT QR2006<3> P2212 SENS_LED SIDE JACK VTR_LED SENS_LED C.B.A T_PHOTO T_PHOTO S PHOTO T PHOTO S_PHOTO...
Page 22 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (AG-MYA30G) SW C.B.A VR_I/O TO/FROM CAMERA EXT_NOREG MIC IN1 RECORDER XLRCH2 LINE IN1 P301 P252 P453 XLRCH1 INPUT 1 48V IN1 P251 P452 ATT_IN1 ATT_IN2 P253 CHSEL POWER 48V P451 P302 INPUT 1 P454 POWER_10V MIC/LINE 48V IN2 LINE MIC IN2 P351...
Page 23 VTR C.B.A. (NTSC model: VEP03G60A) (PAL model: VEP03G60B) FOIL SIDE IC2001 IC3501 IC601 Q2007 Q4003 QR2002 QR3501 IC2011 IC3502 IC602 Q3101 Q4004 QR2003 QR3502 IC2012 IC3503 P2210 Q3102 Q601 QR2006 QR604 IC2013 IC4002 P2214 Q3103 Q602 QR2007 TP3001 IC2014 IC4003 P2221 Q3501 Q603...
Page 24 VTR C.B.A. (NTSC model: VEP03G60A) (PAL model: VEP03G60B) COMPONENT SIDE IC2005 IC3007 P2211 P2220 TP3013 IC2007 IC3008 P2212 P2222 TP9001 IC2008 IC3009 P2213 P2224 TG9040 IC2201 IC4000 P2215 Q4000 TG9039 IC3001 IC4001 P2216 Q4001 IC3004 P2200 P2217 Q4002 IC3006 P2201 P2219 TP3012 (COMPONENT SIDE)
Page 25 CAMERA C.B.A. (NTSC model: VEP23598A) (PAL model: VEP23598B) FOIL SIDE IC1000 IC3003 Q3001 TP1004 IC1019 IC3500 Q927 IC1022 IC4105 Q928 IC1023 IC701 QR708 IC104 IC711 QR709 IC105 IC717 TP1000 IC3000 TP1001 IC3001 TP1002 IC3002 TP1003 R4174 (FOIL SIDE) CBA-3...
Page 26 CAMERA C.B.A. (NTSC model: VEP23598A) (PAL model: VEP23598B) COMPONENT SIDE IC1010 IC106 IC704 Q1651 QR1601 IC1001 IC1011 IC710 Q1652 QR1602 IC1002 IC1013 IC2000 IC713 Q1653 QR1651 IC1003 IC1014 IC2002 IC719 Q1601 Q1654 QR3000 IC1004 IC1015 IC2003 IC927 Q1602 Q3000 QR3001 IC1005 IC1016 IC3005...
Page 27 POWER C.B.A. (VEP01952A) IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE: COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED WITH THE MARK HAVE THE SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS FOR SAFETY. WHEN REPLACING ANY OF THESE COMPONENTS, USE ONLY THE SAME TYPE. FOIL SIDE L1901 L1922 IC1001 Q1062 IC1321 Q1603 IC1601 QR1101 IC1602 QR1102 C1902 R1926 IC1923...
Page 28 POWER C.B.A. (VEP01952A) IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE: COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED WITH THE MARK HAVE THE SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS FOR SAFETY. WHEN REPLACING ANY OF THESE COMPONENTS, USE ONLY THE SAME TYPE. COMPONENT SIDE IC1901 Q1042 IC1922 Q1051 IC1901 IP1001 Q1322 P1001 Q1601 Q1003 Q1602 C1930 Q1011...
Page 29 ORDER NO. BSD04030090 Sec. 1 Service Information Sec. 2 Disassembly Procedures Digital Video Camera Recorder Sec. 3 Mechanical Adjustment Sec. 4 Electrical Adjustment AG-DVC30P/E Sec. 5 Block Diagrams AG-DVC32EN Sec. 6 Schematic Diagrams Sec. 7 Circuit Board Diagrams AG-DVC33MC Sec. 8 Exploded Views &...
Page 30 Any attempt to service or repair the product or products dealt with in this service information by anyone else could result in serious injury or death. AG-DVC30P - 2 -...
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Page 32 AG-DVC30E - 4 -...
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Page 34 AG-MYA30G - 6 -...
Page 35 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS GENERAL GUIDELINES ELECTROSTATICALLY SENSITIVE (ES) DEVICES 1. When servicing, observe the original lead dress. If a Some semiconductor (solid state) devices can be damaged short circuit is found, replace all parts, which have been easily by static electricity. Such components commonly are over-heated or damaged by the short circuit.
Page 36 AG-DVC30P - 8 -...
Page 37 AG-DVC30E - 9 -...
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Page 39 AG-MYA30G - 11 -...
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Page 41 1. Note when inserting Flexible Cable The flexible cables, have two sets of contacts on each cable, see the figure below. When inserting these cables into the connector, make sure that the cables are fully inserted, if not they may damage the connector. CONNECTOR FLEXIBLE CABLE (REAR SIDE)
Page 42 3. Removal of MIC Case Unit 1. Unscrew the 6 screws (A) and remove the MIC Case Unit as shown in figure 3-1. MIC CASE UNIT SCREW (A) SCREW (A) Remove the Hood unit, before disassembly of unit. Figure 3-1 DIS-2...
Page 43 4. Removal of Side Case R Unit 1. Remove the MIC Case Unit. 2. Unscrew the 10 screws (A) as shown in figure 4-1. 3. Disconnect the connector P6403 on R SIDE C.B.A. and remove the Side Case R Unit as shown in figure 4-1. SCREW (A) SIDE CASE R UNIT SCREW (A)
Page 44 5. Removal of POWER C.B.A. 1. Remove the MIC Case Unit. 2. Remove the Side case R Unit. 3. Disconnect a connector P1001 on POWER C.B.A. as shown in figure 5-1. 4. Unscrew the 2 screws (A) and remove the POWER C.B.A.. Be careful because the CAMERA C.B.A.(bottom side of POWER C.B.A.) and the connector in the POWER C.B.A are combining the one connector.
Page 45 6. Removal of TOP VF Unit 1. Remove the MIC Case Unit. 2. Remove the Side Case R Unit. 3. Unscrew the 4 screws (A) as shown in figure 6-1. 4. Lift up the TOP VF and disconnect a connector P2215 on VTR C.B.A., then remove the TOP VF Unit as shown in figure 6-1.
Page 46 7. Removal of Front Case Unit 1. Remove the MIC Case Unit. 2. Remove the Side Case R Unit. 3. Remove the TOP VF Unit. 4. Unscrew the 3 screws (A) as shown in figure 7-1. 5. Disconnect a connector P6301 and remove the Front Case Unit as shown in figure 7-1. (Note in installation) 1.
Page 47 8. Removal of Lens Unit 1. Removal of MIC Case Unit. 2. Removal of Side Case R Unit. 3. Removal of POWER C.B.A.. 4. Removal of TOP VF Unit. 5. Removal of Front Case Unit. 6. Unscrew the 2 screws (A) and remove the CCD CON STOPPER as shown in figure 8-1. 7.
Page 48 9. Removal of Rear Case Unit & CAMERA C.B.A. 1. Removal of MIC Case Unit. 2. Removal of Side Case R Unit. 3. Removal of POWER C.B.A.. 4. Removal of TOP VF Unit. 5. Removal of Front Case Unit. 6. Removal of Lens Unit. 7.
Page 49 10. Removal of Cassette Cover Unit 1. Remove the MIC Case Unit. 2. Remove the Side case R Unit. 3. Remove the POWER C.B.A.. 4. Remove the TOP VF Unit. 5. Remove the Front Case Unit. 6. Remove the Lens Unit. 7.
Page 50 11. Removal of Mechanism Unit & VTR C.B.A. 1. Remove the MIC Case Unit. 2. Remove the Side Case R Unit. 3. Remove the POWER C.B.A.. 4. Remove the TOP VF Unit. 5. Remove the Front Case Unit. 6. Remove the Lens Unit. 7.
Page 51 12. Disconnect the 7 connectors (A),(B),(C),(D),(E),(F) and (G) on VTR C.B.A. as shown in figure 11-2. (C) (D) Figure 11-2 13. Unscrew the 2 screws (B) and remove the VTR C.B.A. as shown in figure 11-3. 14. Unscrew the 3 screws (C) and remove the Mechanism Unit from Mech. Attachment Frame Unit as shown in figure 11-3.
Page 52 12. Removal of LCD Unit 1. Remove the MIC Case Unit. 2. Remove the Side Case R Unit. 3. Unscrew the 3 screws (A) and remove the HEAT SINK(SIDE R) as shown in figure 12-1. 4. Remove the FFC Protection Sheet as shown in figure 12-2. 5.
Page 53 13. Removal of EVF Unit 1. Removal of MIC Case Unit. 2. Removal of Side Case R Unit. 3. Removal of TOP VF Unit. 4. Disconnect connector P1 on EVF CONNECT C.B.A. as shown in figure 13-1. 5. Unscrew the 4 screws (A) and remove the EVF Unit and EVF SLIDER Unit from EVF LCD HOLD Unit as shown in figure 13-2.
Page 54 AG-DVC30P AG-DVC30E, DVC32EN, DVC33MC Ref. Ref. Parts No. C.B.A. Page Parts No. C.B.A. Page VEP01952A POWER EPL-1 VEP01952A POWER EPL-15 VEP03G60A EPL-3 VEP03G60B EPL-17 VEP23598A CAMERA EPL-7 VEP23598B CAMERA EPL-21 VEP06F67A FRONT EPL-11 VEP06F67A FRONT EPL-25 VEP04861A SIDE JACK FPC...
Page 55 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. ELECTRICAL REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST AG-DVC30P Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks ...
Page 56 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks C1925 ECJ0EB1E471K C.CAPACITOR CH 25V 470P Q1021...
Page 57 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R1638 ERJ2RHD821 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W C2037 ECJ0EB1A473K...
Page 58 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks C3112 ECJ1VB0J225K C.CAPACITOR CH6.3V 2.2U C4007,08...
Page 59 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks L3501 G1C100KA0055 COIL 10UH R629...
Page 60 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R2104 ERJ2GEJ103 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R3030,31 ERJ2GE0R00...
Page 61 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R3561,62 ERJ2GEJ102 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W C155-57 ECST1AY106Z...
Page 62 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks C936 ECUX1A224KBV C.CAPACITOR CH 10V 0.22U C3024...
Page 63 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks L2001 G1C4R7MA0031 COIL 4.7UH R740...
Page 64 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R979 ERJ2GEJ103 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R3012,13 ERJ2GEJ102...
Page 65 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R4119,20 ERJ2GE0R00 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W C4113 ECJ1VB0J105K...
Page 66 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks K1KA03B00102 CONNECTOR (MALE) K1KA60A00148 CONNECTOR (MALE) ERJ3GEY0R00...
Page 67 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks K1MN18B00048 CONNECTOR VMP8020 CAM OP ANGLE K1MN07B00070...
Page 68 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks QR903 B1GBCFJN0017 TRANSISTOR QR904 UNR9214J0L...
Page 69 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. AG-DVC30E, AG-DVC32EN, AG-DVC33MC Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks ...
Page 70 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks C1925 ECJ0EB1E471K C.CAPACITOR CH 25V 470P Q1021...
Page 71 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R1638 ERJ2RHD821 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W C2037 ECJ0EB1A473K...
Page 72 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks C3112 ECJ1VB0J225K C.CAPACITOR CH6.3V 2.2U C4007,08...
Page 73 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks L3501 G1C100KA0055 COIL 10UH R629...
Page 74 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R2104 ERJ2GEJ103 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R3030,31 ERJ2GE0R00...
Page 75 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R3561,62 ERJ2GEJ102 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W C155-57 ECST1AY106Z...
Page 76 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks C936 ECUX1A224KBV C.CAPACITOR CH 10V 0.22U C3024...
Page 77 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks L2001 G1C4R7MA0031 COIL 4.7UH R740...
Page 78 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R979 ERJ2GEJ103 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R3012,13 ERJ2GEJ102...
Page 79 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R4119,20 ERJ2GE0R00 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W C4113 ECJ1VB0J105K...
Page 80 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks K1KA03B00102 CONNECTOR (MALE) K1KA60A00148 CONNECTOR (MALE) ERJ3GEY0R00...
Page 81 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks K1MN18B00048 CONNECTOR VMP8020 CAM OP ANGLE K1MN07B00070...
Page 82 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks QR903 B1GBCFJN0017 TRANSISTOR QR904 UNR9214J0L...
Page 83 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. AG-MYA30G Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R463-65 ERJ3GEY0R00 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W ...
Page 84 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R1818 ERJ3RHD223 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R315 ERJ3GEYG102...
Page 85 ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE 1. ADJUSTMENT SYSTEM When performing the electrical adjustment, the following tools are required. NAME Part Number Pcs. Remark Measuring Board VFK1308P EVR Connector Board VFK1309A NOTE Connector Adapter VFK1763 60 to 30pin 30pin Flat Cable VFK1317 DC Cable VJA0941 DC Cable VJA1128 or LSJ0310...
Page 86 1-3. System Hook up Procedures 1. Unscrew the 2 screws and remove the EVR cover. SCREW EVR Cover 2. Connect the 2 pcs. of 30 pin flat cables (VFK1317) between P101/P102 on the Measuring Board (VFK1308P), and 2 connectors on the EVR Connector Board (VFK1309A). Make sure that the contact surface of 2 pcs. of 30 pin Flat Cables are inner side and direction of the EVR Connector Board is as shown in Figures.
Page 87 3. Connect the Connection Adapter (VFK1763) to EVR connector in camera recorder. Then make sure that the direction of the VFK1309A and VFK1763 are correct as shown in Figure. When connecting VFK1763 to the EVR connector, be careful that it is installed in the correct direction.
Page 88 2. REQUIRED TOOL & EQUIPMENT FOR ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT Below indicated tools are required to perform each adjustment in addition to tools in introduced in item1. Adjustment Item Required Tool Remark Camera Zoom SW center value adjustment Unnecessary NOTE Iris Hall Amp (Auto) Unnecessary Iris PWM Bias (Auto) Unnecessary...
Page 89 3. PC EVR (ADJUSTMENT) SOFTWARE 3-1. BOOT UP THE ADJUSTMENT SOFTWARE 1. Copy all files of EVR software (VFK1908:NTSC / VFK1909:PAL) to created directly on PC. 2. Restart the PC in DOS mode. 3. In case NTSC software, type “dvc30p” and press ENTER key, then EVR software boot up. In case PAL software, type “dvc30e”...
Page 90 Input file name and PRESS ENTER KEY. Saving the data is started. When the data is stored completed, this screen is appears. PRESS ESC KEY. ELE-6...
Page 91 Return to this screen and in case of select No.2, PRESS ENTER KEY. Input file name and PRESS ENTER KEY. Saving the data is started. ELE-7...
Page 92 When the data is stored completed, this screen appears. PRESS ESC KEY. 3-2. How to Use the Main Menu Select a Sub Menu to check, adjust the unit and etc. by pressing ↑↓ (UP/DOWN) Key in Main Menu. Then press “ENTER”...
Page 93 3-3. Introduction of the Sub Menu 1) Camera Check Menu 2) Video Check Menu 3) Camera Adjustment Menu ELE-9...
Page 94 4) Video Adjustment Menu 5) LCD Adjustment Menu 6) EVF Adjustment Menu ELE-10...
Page 95 4. EEPROM All adjustment data has been stored in the EEPROM. There are two EEPROM in this camera recorder as shown in the table below. NAME REF. No. CAMERA EEPROM IC3006 (CAMERA C.B.A.) VTR EEPROM IC2008 (VTR C.B.A.) NOTE: To save the EVR adjustment data to the EEPROM, follow items 4-1, 4-2, and 4-3. There is also additional data stored in this EEPROM (This EVR software can save or write only adjustment data).
Page 96 4. Type the File name and, then press the “Enter” key. The data of adjustment value can be stored in the personal computer. (Please refer to item “3-1. BOOT UP THE ADJUSTMENT SOFTWARE”) 4-2. How to Save VTR Adjustment Data 1.
Page 97 4-3. REWRITE Adjustment Data 4-3-1. How to Rewrite Adjustment data on Camera C.B.A. 1. Select “Camera Check menu” In the Main menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 2. Select “3. Read (Save) / Write All EEPROM datas” in the Camera check menu, and then press the “Enter” key.
Page 98 3. Below indicated screen is displayed. 4. In case of data is change to FF from 70 on address 0542, select a line “EEPROM 0500-05FF” by arrow key (↑/↓) and input a value as 42 to column [ADRS]. Next cursor is moved to column [DATA] by arrow key (→/←) and input a value as FF.
Page 99 4-4-2. How to change the VTR EEPROM data. 1. Boot up EVR software and open the Video check menu. 2. Select “2. EEPROM/RAM Editor” and press “ENTER” key. 3. Below indicated screen is displayed. 4. How changing the EEPROM data is the same as CAMERA EEPROM refer to previous item 4-4-1. ELE-15...
Page 100 5. ZOOM SW Center Value Adjustment Be sure to save the CAMERA adjustment data into the Personal Computer, before performing adjustment. This adjustment has to be performed, when the CASSETTE COVER UNIT or ZOOM SW in CASSETTE COVER UNIT is replaced. 1.
Page 101 <For example> Calculate center value FE (Upper) FF (Lower) Select minimum value 01C3 Tele (01C3 + 022C)÷2 = 01F7 Upper Lower Wide 022C Select maximum value 14. Calculate center value of minimum and maximum value. 15. Select a line “EEPROM 0200 - 02FF” by arrow key (↑/↓) and input a value as E7 to column [ADRS]. 16.
Page 102 6. CAMERA ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE Be sure to save the Camera adjustment data into the Personal Computer, before performing adjustment. Perform all PC-EVR adjustments, by referring to procedures on PC screen. 6-1. Iris Hall Amp Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. 1.
Page 103 6-2. Iris PWM Bias Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. 1. Open the “Camera adjustment menu”. 2. Select “3. Iris PWM Bias adjustment (Auto)” in the Camera adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 3. Set to CAMERA mode in camera recorder follow the message “Auto / Manually set to CAMERA mode.”, and then press the “Enter”...
Page 104 6-3. ND Hall Amp Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. 1. Open the “Camera adjustment menu”. 2. Select “4. ND Hall Amp adjustment (Auto)” in the Camera adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 3. Set to CAMERA mode in camera recorder follow the message “Auto / Manually set to CAMERA mode.”, and then press the “Enter”...
Page 105 6-4. ND PWM Bias Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. 1. Open the “Camera adjustment menu”. 2. Select “5. ND PWM Bias adjustment (Auto)” in the Camera adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 3. Set to CAMERA mode in camera recorder follow the message “Auto / Manually set to CAMERA mode.”, and then press the “Enter”...
Page 106 6-5. OISu Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. 1. Open the “Camera adjustment menu”. 2. Select “6. OISu adjustment (Auto)” in the Camera adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 3. Set to CAMERA mode in camera recorder follow the message “Auto / Manually set to CAMERA mode.”, and then press the “Enter”...
Page 107 6-6. Zoom Tracking Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. 1. Set the 43mm attachment ring (VFK1164TAR43) to front of the Lens. 2. Set the Collimator (VFK1164TCM01) to 43mm attachment ring (VFK1164TAR43) to 3. Open the “Camera adjustment menu”. 4. Select “7. Zoom Tracking adjustment (Auto)” in the Camera adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key.
Page 108 PRESS ENTER KEY, then adjustment is started. When adjustment finished, message “Completed!” appears and numerical value is changed “00”. 6. Connect the VIDEO OUT to Monitor TV. 7. Set the AUTO/MANUAL SELECT switch to MANUAL position. 8. Adjust Focus Ring to set focus of the focus chart in the MF mode, at the maximum of TELE side. 9.
Page 109 6-7. CCD white scratch damage revision Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. 1. Open the “Camera adjustment menu”. 2. Select “8.CCD white scratch damage revision adjustment (Auto)” in the Camera adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 3. Set to CAMERA mode in camera recorder follow the message “Auto / Manually set to CAMERA mode.”, and then press the “Enter”...
Page 110 6-8. White Balance Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. Set to CAMERA mode in camera recorder follow the message “Auto / Manually set to CAMERA mode.”, and then press the “Enter” key. 6-8-1. Indoor (3100K) White Balance Adjustment (AUTO) 1.
Page 111 6-8-2. Outdoor (5100K) White Balance Adjustment (Auto) 1. Set the Color Conversion filters (LB120 : VFK1347), (LBA2 : VFK1884) and (LBB6 : VFK1888) to CC Filter Holder (VFK1345). 2. Set the one Step-down Ring (VFK1346) and two Step Up Rings (VFK1659, VFK1660) to CC Filter Holder as shown in figure.
Page 112 PRESS ENTER KEY, then adjustment is started. When adjustment is finished, message “Completed!” appears and numerical value is changed “00”. ELE-28...
Page 113 6-8-3. Cool white (4500K) White Balance Adjustment (Auto) < In case of NTSC model > 1. Set the Color Conversion filters (LB120 : VFK1347) to CC Filter Holder (VFK1345). < In case of PAL model > 1. Set the Color Conversion filters (LB80 : VFK1342) and (CC C20 : VFK1887) to CC Filter Holder (VFK1345). <...
Page 114 PRESS ENTER KEY, then adjustment is started. When adjustment is finished, message “Completed!” appears and numerical value is changed “00”. ELE-30...
Page 115 6-8-4. Warm white (3600K) White Balance Adjustment (Auto) < In case of NTSC model > 1. Set the Color Conversion filters (LB40 : VFK1341) and (LBB2 : VFK1885) to CC Filter Holder (VFK1345). < In case of PAL model > 1.
Page 116 PRESS ENTER KEY, then adjustment is started. When adjustment is finished, message “Completed!” appears and numerical value is changed “00”. ELE-32...
Page 117 6-9. White Shading Adjustment This adjustment is automatically executed. 1. Aim the camera recorder at white paper (use clear white paper) under the Halogen lamp condition. 2. Shoot the white paper to fully fill entire screen. 3. Set the AUTO/MANUAL SELECT switch to MANUAL position. 4.
Page 118 When adjustment is finished, message appears numerical “Completed!” value is changed “00”. The program goes to Camera adjustment menu automatically. ELE-34...
Page 119 7. VTR ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE Be sure to save the VTR adjustment data into the Personal Computer, before performing adjustment. Perform the all PC-EVR adjustments, by referring to procedures on PC screen. 7-1. Sensitivity adj of Tape sensors Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. 1.
Page 120 Please confirm this message appears on screen, then adjustment is finished. 7-2. PG shifter Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. 1. Connect the oscilloscope to “HID” and “SPA” on the VFK1308P. 2. Insert the DV color bar alignment tape (VFM3010EDS: NTSC or VFM3110EDS: PAL) into the camera recorder. 3.
Page 121 In case the DV color bar alignment tape is already inserted, PRESS ENTER KEY, then adjustment is started. NOTE: When the screen change to the following screen, camera recorder goes to STBY ON from STBY OFF mode. Press ENTER key after the camera recorder change to STBY ON mode completely.
Page 122 7-3. Luminance level Adjustment 1. Connect the (WFM: NTSC model / oscilloscope: PAL model) to VIDEO OUT with 75ohm termination. 2. Open the “Video adjustment menu”. 3. Select “3. Luminance level adjustment” in the Video adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 4.
Page 123 8. LCD ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE Be sure to save the VTR adjustment data into the Personal Computer, before performing adjustment. Perform the all PC-EVR adjustments, by referring to procedures on PC screen. Note: Set to CAMERA mode in camera recorder. Set the VTR TEST (SW103) switch on VFK1308P to L position. 8-1.
Page 124 8-3. Contrast Adjustment 1. Connect the oscilloscope to “MON_G” on the VFK1308P. 2. Open the “LCD adjustment menu”. 3. Select “3. Contrast adjustment” in the LCD adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 4. Adjust the arrow keys on PC so that the differential amplitude between 0 step-level and 7 step-level (portion “V” in figure) becomes 2.15±0.1V as shown in figure on screen.
Page 125 8-4. Sub contrast Adjustment 1. Connect the oscilloscope to “MON_CB” and “MON_G” on the VFK1308P. 2. Open the “LCD adjustment menu”. 3. Select “4. Sub contrast adjustment” in the LCD adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 4. Adjust the arrow keys on PC so that the level difference between “a” (MON_CB) and “b” (MON_G) becomes 0±50mV as shown in figure on screen.
Page 126 8-5. White balance Adjustment 1. Connect the oscilloscope to “MON_CB” and “MON_G” on the VFK1308P. 2. Open the “LCD adjustment menu”. 3. Select “5. White balance adjustment” in the LCD adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 4. Adjust the arrow keys on PC so that the level difference between “a” (MON_CB) and “b” (MON_G) becomes +50mV±50mV as shown in figure on screen.
Page 127 9. EVF ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE Be sure to save the VTR adjustment data into the Personal Computer, before performing adjustment. Perform the all PC-EVR adjustments, by referring to procedures on PC screen. Note: Set to CAMERA mode in camera recorder. Set the VTR TEST (SW103) switch on VFK1308P to L position. 9-1.
Page 128 9-3. EVF Pedestal Level Adjustment 1. Set SW109 to “FLUSH” side on the VFK1308P. 2. Connect the oscilloscope to “VCC9” on the VFK1308P. 3. Open the “EVF adjustment menu”. 4. Select “3. Pedestal Level adjustment” in the EVF adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 5.
Page 129 9-4. EVF Sub contrast Adjustment 1. Set SW109 to “FLUSH” side on the VFK1308P. 2. Connect the oscilloscope to “VCC41” and “VCC9” on the VFK1308P. 3. Open the “EVF adjustment menu”. 4. Select “4. Sub contrast adjustment” in the EVF adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 5.
Page 130 9-5. EVF White balance Adjustment 1. Set SW109 to “FLUSH” side on the VFK1308P. 2. Connect the oscilloscope to “VCC41” and “VCC9” on the VFK1308P. 3. Open the “EVF adjustment menu”. 4. Select “5. White balance adjustment” in the EVF adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 5.
Page 131 INTERCONNECTION TOP VF UNIT EVF UNIT EVF CON C.B.A. SIDE JACK FPC C.B.A. REC SUB C.B.A. VEP04861A Tally C.B.A. EVF B C.B.A. VEP001E0A VEP001E4 VEP001G1A S-VIDEO MIC IN VEP28275B PANEL Tally ADAPTOR MIC C.B.A. REC SUB SW P802 VEP04828A VEP28272B VWJ1714 P4101 EVF A C.B.A.
Page 132 1. SERVICING FIXTURES AND TOOLS The following servicing tools are required for mechanical and electrical servicing and alignment. The items marked “NEW” in the following list are necessary for the AG-DVC30/32/33. Please refer to “Y” and “N” in column of table below, which tools required for servicing the NTSC and PAL model.
Page 133 VFK1908 VFM3010EDS VFM3000EDS VFK1217 DV Alignment Tape Tape End / Beg. Detect VFK1909 VFM3110EDS (Linearity) Cassette EVR Adjustment Software DV Alignment Tape (Color bar) VFK1481K LISTA Software DOWN LOAD VFK1308P VFK1309A VFK1763 VJA0941 Measuring Board EVR Connector Board DC Cable Connector Adapter VFK1317 VFK1164TAR43...
Page 134 To determine which servicing fixtures and tools are required for each adjustment, refer to the following table. ADJUSTMENT ITEM Parts No. NAME VFM3010EDS DV Alignment Tape (Color bar) 7-2. PG shifter Adjustment (SEC.4) VFM3110EDS DV Alignment Tape (Color bar) VFM3000EDS DV Alignment Tape (Linearity) 1-8.
Page 135 2. MAINTENANCE Maintenance is done by periodically performing suitable maintenance servicing in order to maintain the best condition, so that the user can use the equipment safely. Video equipment with mounted mechanisms have parts which will wear, and their wear and deterioration cause troubles. Dust and dirt also can impair stable operation. For this reason it is important not to just perform repair at the time of trouble, but also to perform suitable maintenance at regular intervals.
Page 136 3. MANUAL TAPE EJECT (EMERGENCY EJECT) When the tape cannot be ejected by normal operation because of trouble in the electrical system or mechanical system, the tape can be removed from the unit manually by using the following method. NOTE: By below indicated method, The unit will not take up tape slack. Be careful when removing the tape from Cassette Holder.
Page 137 4. LITHIUM BATTERY 4-1. Replacement Procedure There is a Lithium battery on the R_SIDE C.B.A.. Unsolder the Lithium battery “Ref No: B6401/Part No: VSB0407” and then replace with the new one. <INFORMATION> The lithium battery is not rechargeable and may be discharged. VTR C.B.A (LI-BATT) P2219 P6403...
Page 138 5. SERVICE MENU The DIAGNOSTIC and ADJUST menu can be displayed as follows. Press and hold the “MENU button”. Press and hold the “MODE CHK button” and “REW button” at the same time, DIAGNOSTIC and ADJUST menu can be displayed. Next, turn the “MULTI-DIAL”...
Page 139 5-1-1. How to display the Error Rate. This unit can be displayed Error Rate and it shows the playing condition of the VCR. In case of the error rate is displayed, BER DISPLAY and SAMPLE SPEED mode is select on DIAGNOSTIC menu. DIAGNOSTIC MENU Select VIDEO, AUDIO or TOTAL BER DISPLAY...
Page 140 5-1-2. DIF STATUS Display. DIAGNOSTIC MENU BER DISPLAY VIDEO AUDIO TOTAL Set the item “DIF INF” to ON and it SAMPLE SPEED SLOW does ON/OFF of the DIF STATUS DIF INF display by pressing the MODE VERSION (SOFT) (EEPROM) CHECK button on normal screen. 1.00 1.00 1.00...
Page 141 5-1-3. Software Version Display. This unit have two pieces of microprocessor and two pieces of EEPROM Camera board VTR board Microprocessor IC3500 IC2001 EEPROM IC3006 IC2008 VTR C.B.A. VTR C.B.A. CAMERA C.B.A. CAMERA C.B.A. IC3006 IC3500 IC2001 IC2008 (FOIL SIDE) (COMPONENT SIDE) (FOIL SIDE) (COMPONENT SIDE)
Page 142 5-1-5. Auto Off Log The VCR can display warning and auto off as alarm display. If case of the auto off occurs, the number and message are displayed in the normal screen. Contents of auto off can be confirm until previous 5 problem in diagnostic menu.
Page 143 5-2. Adjust Menu (Page 1) ADJUST MENU ATF GAIN ------------YES Setting item for LISTA Measurement LINEARITY ------------YES Y LEVEL Setting item for VIDEO OUTPUT Level C LEVEL White Blemish Compensation DEFECT COMP Setting item for TEST PATTERN signal TEST PATTERN VTR Debug Information VTR DEBUG Setting item for CAMERA Debug Information...
Page 144 2. Connect the 2 pcs. of 30 pin flat cables (VFK1317) between P101/P102 on the Measuring Board (VFK1308P), and 2 connectors on the EVR Connector Board (VFK1309A). Make sure that the contact surface of 2 pcs. of 30 pin Flat Cables are inner side and direction of the EVR Connector Board is as shown in Figure. Then connect the Connection Adapter (VFK1763).
Page 145 5-2-3. Adjustment item for Video Level Y LEVEL Y level of AV OUT and S-VIDEO OUTPUT signal can be adjusted on this item. The displayed value is the same as value for Luminance level adjustment in EVR adjustment. C LEVEL C level of AV OUT and S-VIDEO OUTPUT signal can be adjusted on this item.
Page 146 AUTO OFF LOG RESET It resets auto off log information. < How to reset Auto Off Log > 1. The following message is displayed when choosing the item “AUTO OFF LOG RESET” and pushing MULTI-DIAL. AUTO OFF CLEAR EXECUTE ? PUSH JOG 2.
Page 147 6. CAMERA REMOTE The control equipment is connected to CAMERA REMOTE jack to enable zooming and record start/stop to be initiated by remote control. NOTE: CAMERA remote control is only effective in the CAMERA mode. Please refer to below indicated specification, When external remote is checked. Equivalent circuit of CAM REMOTE jack Terminal (refer to figure A) Contents...
Page 148 INTERCONNECTION TOP VF UNIT EVF UNIT EVF CON C.B.A. SIDE JACK FPC C.B.A. REC SUB C.B.A. VEP04861A Tally C.B.A. EVF B C.B.A. VEP001E0A VEP001E4 VEP001G1A S-VIDEO VEP28275B MIC IN PANEL Tally ADAPTOR MIC C.B.A. REC SUB SW VEP04828A P802 VEP28272B VWJ1714 P4101 EVF A C.B.A.
Page 149 8. CIRCUIT BOARD LAYOUT SIDE JACK FPC C.B.A. ZOOM FPC C.B.A. EVF B C.B.A EVR A C.B.A. ZOOM CON C.B.A. REC SUB C.B.A. EVF CON C.B.A. MIC C.B.A. S/S UNIT BATTERY C.B.A. TALLY C.B.A. REAR JACK C.B.A. CAS OPEN C.B.A. DC IN C.B.A.
Page 150 SERVICING FIXTURES & TOOLS Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks VFM3010EDS DV ALIGNMENT TAPE (COLOR BAR) NTSC MODEL ONLY VFM3110EDS DV ALIGNMENT TAPE (COLOR BAR) PAL MODEL ONLY VFM3000EDS DV ALIGNMENT TAPE (LINEARITY) VFK1217...
Page 151 FRAME & CASING PARTS ASSEMBLY (1) 28-4 27-2 27-1 28-2 28-1 28-8 28-5 28-6 28-3 28-7 12-1 28-9 12-2 12-3 51-2 51-1 31-1 MPL-1...
Page 152 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks VXW0663/S CAMERA LENS U 1 FOR AG-DVC30P VXW0665/S CAMERA LENS U 1 FOR AG-DVC30E/32EN/33MC VXW0664 LENS U VGQ7875 HEAT SINK DXYN2+J4FNNT SCREW...
Page 153 FRAME & CASING PARTS ASSEMBLY (2) 29-1 29-5 29-2 29-3 29-4 28-6 28-8 28-9 28-3 28-1 28-4 28-5 28-2 28-7 MPL-3...
Page 154 FRAME & CASING PARTS ASSEMBLY (2) Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks VYK1F30 SIDE CASE R 1 U VEP06F68A R-SIDE C.B.A. VMT1547 LCD CUSHION VEP06F64A CAMERA OP C.B.A. VKA0319 GLIP DUSTPROOF RUBBER (F) VEP001E1A...
Page 155 LCD PARTS ASSEMBLY MPL-5...
Page 156 Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks VYK1F09S LCD U 1 FOR AG-DVC30P/E VYK1J18 LCD U 1 FOR AG-DVC32EN VYK1F19S LCD U 1 FOR AG-DVC33MC VKM6484 LCD CASE (BOTTOM) VGQ4758...
Page 157 PACKING PARTS ASSEMBLY Components identified with the mark have the special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these components, use only the same type. (MC) 3-10 3-11 (E, EN) (E, EN) (E, MC) 3-12 (P, EN) (MC) MPL-7...
Page 158 Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks VQT0J25 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1 FOR AG-DVC30P VQT0J26 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1 FOR AG-DVC30E VQT0L09 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1 FOR AG-DVC32EN VQT0J27 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1 FOR AG-DVC33MC...
Page 159 CABINET PARTS ASSEMBLY (AG-MYA30G) MPL-9...
Page 160 CABINET PARTS ASSEMBLY (AG-MYA30G) Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks VEE0Z45 POWER CABLE VEC0993 MINI XLR CABLE VGM2081 XLR BOX TOP-CASE VGM2082 XLR BOX BOTTOM CASE VMP8010 SLIDE SW NAME PLATE VMP8011 XLR NAME PLATE VMC1931...
Page 161 PACKING PARTS ASSEMBLY (AG-MYA30G) Components identified with the mark have the special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these components, use only the same type. MPL-11...
Page 162 PACKING PARTS ASSEMBLY (AG-MYA30G) Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks VPG0Z18 PACING CASE J0KG00000046 FERRITE CORE VPF1219 CUSHION BAG VQT0K50 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS VYC0870 MIC HOLDER U VJF1497 SIDE JACK COVER(XLR) VYC0920 MIC ADAPTOR U VJF0804...
Page 163 1. MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENT AND CONFIRMATION 1-1. Name of Tape Transportation Cylinder T1 Post S1 Post T2 Post Tension Post T3 Post Capstan Shaft S2 Post Pinch Roller LOADING condition 1-2. Tape Path Adjustment Procedure START LISTA Connection & Boot Up Confirmation of Tape Path Self-REC/PLAY ENV Confirmation LISTA Sensitivity Detection...
Page 164 1-3. Adjustment of S1 & T2 Post LISTA linearity and Envelope waveform are adjusted by S1 and T2 post. When removing the Mech. Cover (R) and (L), which is shown in the following figure, without opening a cassette cover, it is possible to do an adjustment. Mech.
Page 165 3. Connect the Connection Adapter (VFK1763) to EVR connector in Unit. Then make sure that the direction of the VFK1309A and VFK1763 are correct as shown in Figure. When the VFK1763 is connected the EVR connector, be careful that VFK1309A is attached in the right direction.
Page 166 VFK1409S Red colour of Lead wire VFK1810 Black colour of Lead wire 1. Install the two test points of VFK1810 to through hole in this area and solder it at test point at foil side of VFK1409S to fixed VFK1810. 2.
Page 167 2. Connect a PC, the Measuring Board and the camera recorder as shown below. <CONNECTION> 1) In case of use VFK1409A 9P RS232C CROSS CABLE Connect the EVR connector of DC6V to 9V camera recorder. It required 2 pieces PC W/AD board VFK1308P of VFK1317, VFK1309A and ATFI...
Page 168 1-6. Boot up the LISTA Software Boot up the LISTA software on DOS mode. < How to Install and Boot Up > Make a directory like C: LISTA and copy all files in the VFK1481K(LISTA Software) to it on PC. Type “LISTA”...
Page 169 1-7. How to Enter the Alignment Tape Data 1. Select the item “<4> Alignment Tape” on the LISTA main menu. 2. Select the item “<2> ENTRY” on the alignment menu. 3. After the screen displays the screen of <<Alignment Tape Data Entry>>, first input the Serial Number follow the printed number on the tape label.
Page 170 1-8. LISTA Sensitivity Detection In case of use VFK1409A F2 : ATF-ERR (VFK1409A), TP2 : TRG/HSW (VFK1409A), GND : GND (VFK1409A) In case of use VFK1409S F2 : ATF-ERR (VFK1409S), TP2 : TRG/HSW (VFK1810), GND : GND (VFK1409S) PLAY VTR MODE Refer to below explanation ADJ.
Page 171 1-9. LISTA Linearity Adjustment In case of use VFK1409A F2 : ATF-ERR (VFK1409A), TP2 : TRG/HSW (VFK1409A), GND : GND (VFK1409A) In case of use VFK1409S F2 : ATF-ERR (VFK1409S), TP2 : TRG/HSW (VFK1810), GND : GND (VFK1409S) S1 and T1 Post Height ADJ.
Page 172 Adjust Linearity into this area. Figure 10 POINT : The left side of the waveform (entrance side) is adjusted by the height of S1 post and the right side of the waveform (exit side) is adjusted by the height of T2 post. When the post driver is removed from upper part of post, linearity waveform is changed.
Page 173 1-10. Tape Pass Confirmation 1. Play back the Blank tape and confirm that the tape passes without curling at the upper and lower guides of the following posts in the Play modes as shown in below table. NOTE: The tape pass can not be confirm when the mechanism unit is install in unit. Connect the mechanism unit by the extender cable and confirmed.
Page 174 2. MECHANICAL PARTS REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE 2-1. Cleaning Roller Unit (Removal) 1. Remove the Mechanism Unit. 2. Unhook the hooking portion (C) of Cleaning Roller Unit to remove fixed Flexible cable. 3. Unscrew the 2 screws (A) and (B), then remove the Cleaning Roller Unit. SCREW (B) Cleaning Roller Unit SCREW (A)
Page 175: Table Of Contents
SERVICE INFORMATION CONTENTS 1. SERVICING FIXTURES AND TOOLS..................INF-1 1-1. Summary Table of Servicing Fixtures and Tools ..............INF-1 2. MAINTENANCE ..........................INF-4 2-1. Maintenance Schedule......................INF-4 2-2. Cleaning of Tape Transport Part..................INF-4 3. MANUAL TAPE EJECT (EMERGENCY EJECT) ...............INF-5 4. LITHIUM BATTERY ........................INF-6 4-1.
Page 176: Servicing Fixtures And Tools
1. SERVICING FIXTURES AND TOOLS The following servicing tools are required for mechanical and electrical servicing and alignment. The items marked “NEW” in the following list are necessary for the AG-DVC30/32/33. Please refer to “Y” and “N” in column of table below, which tools required for servicing the NTSC and PAL model.
Page 177 VFK1908 VFM3010EDS VFM3000EDS VFK1217 DV Alignment Tape Tape End / Beg. Detect VFK1909 VFM3110EDS (Linearity) Cassette EVR Adjustment Software DV Alignment Tape (Color bar) VFK1481K LISTA Software DOWN LOAD VFK1308P VFK1309A VFK1763 VJA0941 Measuring Board EVR Connector Board DC Cable Connector Adapter VFK1317 VFK1164TAR43...
Page 178 To determine which servicing fixtures and tools are required for each adjustment, refer to the following table. ADJUSTMENT ITEM Parts No. NAME VFM3010EDS DV Alignment Tape (Color bar) 7-2. PG shifter Adjustment (SEC.4) VFM3110EDS DV Alignment Tape (Color bar) VFM3000EDS DV Alignment Tape (Linearity) 1-8.
Page 179: Maintenance
2. MAINTENANCE Maintenance is done by periodically performing suitable maintenance servicing in order to maintain the best condition, so that the user can use the equipment safely. Video equipment with mounted mechanisms have parts which will wear, and their wear and deterioration cause troubles. Dust and dirt also can impair stable operation. For this reason it is important not to just perform repair at the time of trouble, but also to perform suitable maintenance at regular intervals.
Page 180: Manual Tape Eject (Emergency Eject)
3. MANUAL TAPE EJECT (EMERGENCY EJECT) When the tape cannot be ejected by normal operation because of trouble in the electrical system or mechanical system, the tape can be removed from the unit manually by using the following method. NOTE: By below indicated method, The unit will not take up tape slack. Be careful when removing the tape from Cassette Holder.
Page 181: Lithium Battery
4. LITHIUM BATTERY 4-1. Replacement Procedure There is a Lithium battery on the R_SIDE C.B.A.. Unsolder the Lithium battery “Ref No: B6401/Part No: VSB0407” and then replace with the new one. <INFORMATION> The lithium battery is not rechargeable and may be discharged. VTR C.B.A (LI-BATT) P2219 P6403...
Page 182: Service Menu
5. SERVICE MENU The DIAGNOSTIC and ADJUST menu can be displayed as follows. Press and hold the “MENU button”. Press and hold the “MODE CHK button” and “REW button” at the same time, DIAGNOSTIC and ADJUST menu can be displayed. Next, turn the “MULTI-DIAL”...
Page 183: How To Display The Error Rate
5-1-1. How to display the Error Rate. This unit can be displayed Error Rate and it shows the playing condition of the VCR. In case of the error rate is displayed, BER DISPLAY and SAMPLE SPEED mode is select on DIAGNOSTIC menu. DIAGNOSTIC MENU Select VIDEO, AUDIO or TOTAL BER DISPLAY...
Page 184: Dif Status Display
5-1-2. DIF STATUS Display. DIAGNOSTIC MENU BER DISPLAY VIDEO AUDIO TOTAL Set the item “DIF INF” to ON and it SAMPLE SPEED SLOW does ON/OFF of the DIF STATUS DIF INF display by pressing the MODE VERSION (SOFT) (EEPROM) CHECK button on normal screen. 1.00 1.00 1.00...
Page 185: Software Version Display
5-1-3. Software Version Display. This unit have two pieces of microprocessor and two pieces of EEPROM Camera board VTR board Microprocessor IC3500 IC2001 EEPROM IC3006 IC2008 VTR C.B.A. VTR C.B.A. CAMERA C.B.A. CAMERA C.B.A. IC3006 IC3500 IC2001 IC2008 (FOIL SIDE) (COMPONENT SIDE) (FOIL SIDE) (COMPONENT SIDE)
Page 186: Auto Off Log
5-1-5. Auto Off Log The VCR can display warning and auto off as alarm display. If case of the auto off occurs, the number and message are displayed in the normal screen. Contents of auto off can be confirm until previous 5 problem in diagnostic menu.
Page 187: Adjust Menu
5-2. Adjust Menu (Page 1) ADJUST MENU ATF GAIN ------------YES Setting item for LISTA Measurement LINEARITY ------------YES Y LEVEL Setting item for VIDEO OUTPUT Level C LEVEL White Blemish Compensation DEFECT COMP Setting item for TEST PATTERN signal TEST PATTERN VTR Debug Information VTR DEBUG Setting item for CAMERA Debug Information...
Page 188 2. Connect the 2 pcs. of 30 pin flat cables (VFK1317) between P101/P102 on the Measuring Board (VFK1308P), and 2 connectors on the EVR Connector Board (VFK1309A). Make sure that the contact surface of 2 pcs. of 30 pin Flat Cables are inner side and direction of the EVR Connector Board is as shown in Figure. Then connect the Connection Adapter (VFK1763).
Page 189: Adjustment Item For Video Level
5-2-3. Adjustment item for Video Level Y LEVEL Y level of AV OUT and S-VIDEO OUTPUT signal can be adjusted on this item. The displayed value is the same as value for Luminance level adjustment in EVR adjustment. C LEVEL C level of AV OUT and S-VIDEO OUTPUT signal can be adjusted on this item.
Page 190 AUTO OFF LOG RESET It resets auto off log information. < How to reset Auto Off Log > 1. The following message is displayed when choosing the item “AUTO OFF LOG RESET” and pushing MULTI-DIAL. AUTO OFF CLEAR EXECUTE ? PUSH JOG 2.
Page 191: Camera Remote
6. CAMERA REMOTE The control equipment is connected to CAMERA REMOTE jack to enable zooming and record start/stop to be initiated by remote control. NOTE: CAMERA remote control is only effective in the CAMERA mode. Please refer to below indicated specification, When external remote is checked. Equivalent circuit of CAM REMOTE jack Terminal (refer to figure A) Contents...
Page 192: Interconnection
INTERCONNECTION TOP VF UNIT EVF UNIT EVF CON C.B.A. SIDE JACK FPC C.B.A. REC SUB C.B.A. VEP04861A Tally C.B.A. EVF B C.B.A. VEP001E0A VEP001E4 VEP001G1A S-VIDEO VEP28275B MIC IN PANEL Tally ADAPTOR MIC C.B.A. REC SUB SW VEP04828A P802 VEP28272B VWJ1714 P4101 EVF A C.B.A.
Page 193: Circuit Board Layout
8. CIRCUIT BOARD LAYOUT SIDE JACK FPC C.B.A. ZOOM FPC C.B.A. EVF B C.B.A EVR A C.B.A. ZOOM CON C.B.A. REC SUB C.B.A. EVF CON C.B.A. MIC C.B.A. S/S UNIT BATTERY C.B.A. TALLY C.B.A. REAR JACK C.B.A. CAS OPEN C.B.A. DC IN C.B.A.
Page 194 DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES CONTENTS Note when inserting Flexible Cable ..................DIS-1 Disassembly Flowchart......................DIS-1 Removal of MIC Case Unit .......................DIS-2 Removal of Side Case R Unit....................DIS-3 Removal of POWER C.B.A......................DIS-4 Removal of TOP VF Unit ......................DIS-5 Removal of Front Case Unit .....................DIS-6 Removal of Lens Unit .......................DIS-7 Removal of Rear Case Unit &...
Page 195: Note When Inserting Flexible Cable
1. Note when inserting Flexible Cable The flexible cables, have two sets of contacts on each cable, see the figure below. When inserting these cables into the connector, make sure that the cables are fully inserted, if not they may damage the connector. CONNECTOR FLEXIBLE CABLE (REAR SIDE)
Page 196: Removal Of Mic Case Unit
3. Removal of MIC Case Unit 1. Unscrew the 6 screws (A) and remove the MIC Case Unit as shown in figure 3-1. MIC CASE UNIT SCREW (A) SCREW (A) Remove the Hood unit, before disassembly of unit. Figure 3-1 DIS-2...
Page 197: Removal Of Side Case R Unit
4. Removal of Side Case R Unit 1. Remove the MIC Case Unit. 2. Unscrew the 10 screws (A) as shown in figure 4-1. 3. Disconnect the connector P6403 on R SIDE C.B.A. and remove the Side Case R Unit as shown in figure 4-1. SCREW (A) SIDE CASE R UNIT SCREW (A)
Page 198: Removal Of Power C.b.a
5. Removal of POWER C.B.A. 1. Remove the MIC Case Unit. 2. Remove the Side case R Unit. 3. Disconnect a connector P1001 on POWER C.B.A. as shown in figure 5-1. 4. Unscrew the 2 screws (A) and remove the POWER C.B.A.. Be careful because the CAMERA C.B.A.(bottom side of POWER C.B.A.) and the connector in the POWER C.B.A are combining the one connector.
Page 199: Removal Of Top Vf Unit
6. Removal of TOP VF Unit 1. Remove the MIC Case Unit. 2. Remove the Side Case R Unit. 3. Unscrew the 4 screws (A) as shown in figure 6-1. 4. Lift up the TOP VF and disconnect a connector P2215 on VTR C.B.A., then remove the TOP VF Unit as shown in figure 6-1.
Page 200: Removal Of Front Case Unit
7. Removal of Front Case Unit 1. Remove the MIC Case Unit. 2. Remove the Side Case R Unit. 3. Remove the TOP VF Unit. 4. Unscrew the 3 screws (A) as shown in figure 7-1. 5. Disconnect a connector P6301 and remove the Front Case Unit as shown in figure 7-1. (Note in installation) 1.
Page 201: Removal Of Lens Unit
8. Removal of Lens Unit 1. Removal of MIC Case Unit. 2. Removal of Side Case R Unit. 3. Removal of POWER C.B.A.. 4. Removal of TOP VF Unit. 5. Removal of Front Case Unit. 6. Unscrew the 2 screws (A) and remove the CCD CON STOPPER as shown in figure 8-1. 7.
Page 202: Removal Of Rear Case Unit & Camera C.b.a
9. Removal of Rear Case Unit & CAMERA C.B.A. 1. Removal of MIC Case Unit. 2. Removal of Side Case R Unit. 3. Removal of POWER C.B.A.. 4. Removal of TOP VF Unit. 5. Removal of Front Case Unit. 6. Removal of Lens Unit. 7.
Page 203: Removal Of Cassette Cover Unit
10. Removal of Cassette Cover Unit 1. Remove the MIC Case Unit. 2. Remove the Side case R Unit. 3. Remove the POWER C.B.A.. 4. Remove the TOP VF Unit. 5. Remove the Front Case Unit. 6. Remove the Lens Unit. 7.
Page 204: Removal Of Mechanism Unit & Vtr C.b.a
11. Removal of Mechanism Unit & VTR C.B.A. 1. Remove the MIC Case Unit. 2. Remove the Side Case R Unit. 3. Remove the POWER C.B.A.. 4. Remove the TOP VF Unit. 5. Remove the Front Case Unit. 6. Remove the Lens Unit. 7.
Page 205 12. Disconnect the 7 connectors (A),(B),(C),(D),(E),(F) and (G) on VTR C.B.A. as shown in figure 11-2. (C) (D) Figure 11-2 13. Unscrew the 2 screws (B) and remove the VTR C.B.A. as shown in figure 11-3. 14. Unscrew the 3 screws (C) and remove the Mechanism Unit from Mech. Attachment Frame Unit as shown in figure 11-3.
Page 206: Removal Of Lcd Unit
12. Removal of LCD Unit 1. Remove the MIC Case Unit. 2. Remove the Side Case R Unit. 3. Unscrew the 3 screws (A) and remove the HEAT SINK(SIDE R) as shown in figure 12-1. 4. Remove the FFC Protection Sheet as shown in figure 12-2. 5.
Page 207: Removal Of Evf Unit
13. Removal of EVF Unit 1. Removal of MIC Case Unit. 2. Removal of Side Case R Unit. 3. Removal of TOP VF Unit. 4. Disconnect connector P1 on EVF CONNECT C.B.A. as shown in figure 13-1. 5. Unscrew the 4 screws (A) and remove the EVF Unit and EVF SLIDER Unit from EVF LCD HOLD Unit as shown in figure 13-2.
Page 208 MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENT CONTENTS 1. MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENT AND CONFIRMATION ............MECH-1 1-1. Name of Tape Transportation..................MECH-1 1-2. Tape Path Adjustment Procedure................... MECH-1 1-3. Adjustment of S1 & T2 Post.................... MECH-2 1-4. Confirmation of EVR Tools ..................... MECH-2 1-5. Connection of LISTA Adjustment System ..............MECH-3 1-6.
Page 209: Mechanical Adjustment And Confirmation
1. MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENT AND CONFIRMATION 1-1. Name of Tape Transportation Cylinder T1 Post S1 Post T2 Post Tension Post T3 Post Capstan Shaft S2 Post Pinch Roller LOADING condition 1-2. Tape Path Adjustment Procedure START LISTA Connection & Boot Up Confirmation of Tape Path Self-REC/PLAY ENV Confirmation LISTA Sensitivity Detection...
Page 210: Adjustment Of S1 & T2 Post
1-3. Adjustment of S1 & T2 Post LISTA linearity and Envelope waveform are adjusted by S1 and T2 post. When removing the Mech. Cover (R) and (L), which is shown in the following figure, without opening a cassette cover, it is possible to do an adjustment. Mech.
Page 211: Connection Of Lista Adjustment System
3. Connect the Connection Adapter (VFK1763) to EVR connector in Unit. Then make sure that the direction of the VFK1309A and VFK1763 are correct as shown in Figure. When the VFK1763 is connected the EVR connector, be careful that VFK1309A is attached in the right direction.
Page 212 VFK1409S Red colour of Lead wire VFK1810 Black colour of Lead wire 1. Install the two test points of VFK1810 to through hole in this area and solder it at test point at foil side of VFK1409S to fixed VFK1810. 2.
Page 213 2. Connect a PC, the Measuring Board and the camera recorder as shown below. <CONNECTION> 1) In case of use VFK1409A 9P RS232C CROSS CABLE Connect the EVR connector of DC6V to 9V camera recorder. It required 2 pieces PC W/AD board VFK1308P of VFK1317, VFK1309A and ATFI...
Page 214: Boot Up The Lista Software
1-6. Boot up the LISTA Software Boot up the LISTA software on DOS mode. < How to Install and Boot Up > Make a directory like C: LISTA and copy all files in the VFK1481K(LISTA Software) to it on PC. Type “LISTA”...
Page 215: How To Enter The Alignment Tape Data
1-7. How to Enter the Alignment Tape Data 1. Select the item “<4> Alignment Tape” on the LISTA main menu. 2. Select the item “<2> ENTRY” on the alignment menu. 3. After the screen displays the screen of <<Alignment Tape Data Entry>>, first input the Serial Number follow the printed number on the tape label.
Page 216: Lista Sensitivity Detection
1-8. LISTA Sensitivity Detection In case of use VFK1409A F2 : ATF-ERR (VFK1409A), TP2 : TRG/HSW (VFK1409A), GND : GND (VFK1409A) In case of use VFK1409S F2 : ATF-ERR (VFK1409S), TP2 : TRG/HSW (VFK1810), GND : GND (VFK1409S) PLAY VTR MODE Refer to below explanation ADJ.
Page 217: Lista Linearity Adjustment
1-9. LISTA Linearity Adjustment In case of use VFK1409A F2 : ATF-ERR (VFK1409A), TP2 : TRG/HSW (VFK1409A), GND : GND (VFK1409A) In case of use VFK1409S F2 : ATF-ERR (VFK1409S), TP2 : TRG/HSW (VFK1810), GND : GND (VFK1409S) S1 and T1 Post Height ADJ.
Page 218 Adjust Linearity into this area. Figure 10 POINT : The left side of the waveform (entrance side) is adjusted by the height of S1 post and the right side of the waveform (exit side) is adjusted by the height of T2 post. When the post driver is removed from upper part of post, linearity waveform is changed.
Page 219: 1-11.Self-Rec/Play Envelope Waveform Confirmation
1-10. Tape Pass Confirmation 1. Play back the Blank tape and confirm that the tape passes without curling at the upper and lower guides of the following posts in the Play modes as shown in below table. NOTE: The tape pass can not be confirm when the mechanism unit is install in unit. Connect the mechanism unit by the extender cable and confirmed.
Page 220: Mechanical Parts Replacement Procedure
2. MECHANICAL PARTS REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE 2-1. Cleaning Roller Unit (Removal) 1. Remove the Mechanism Unit. 2. Unhook the hooking portion (C) of Cleaning Roller Unit to remove fixed Flexible cable. 3. Unscrew the 2 screws (A) and (B), then remove the Cleaning Roller Unit. SCREW (B) Cleaning Roller Unit SCREW (A)
Page 221 ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT CONTENTS 1. ADJUSTMENT SYSTEM ......................ELE-1 1-1. Modification procedure of VFK1309 ..................ELE-1 1-2. Connection.........................ELE-1 1-3. System Hook up Procedures .....................ELE-2 2. REQUIRED TOOL & EQUIPMENT FOR ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT........ELE-4 3. PC EVR (ADJUSTMENT) SOFTWARE ..................ELE-5 3-1. BOOT UP THE ADJUSTMENT SOFTWARE..............ELE-5 3-2.
Page 222: Adjustment System
ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE 1. ADJUSTMENT SYSTEM When performing the electrical adjustment, the following tools are required. NAME Part Number Pcs. Remark Measuring Board VFK1308P EVR Connector Board VFK1309A NOTE Connector Adapter VFK1763 60 to 30pin 30pin Flat Cable VFK1317 DC Cable VJA0941 DC Cable VJA1128 or LSJ0310...
Page 223: System Hook Up Procedures
1-3. System Hook up Procedures 1. Unscrew the 2 screws and remove the EVR cover. SCREW EVR Cover 2. Connect the 2 pcs. of 30 pin flat cables (VFK1317) between P101/P102 on the Measuring Board (VFK1308P), and 2 connectors on the EVR Connector Board (VFK1309A). Make sure that the contact surface of 2 pcs. of 30 pin Flat Cables are inner side and direction of the EVR Connector Board is as shown in Figures.
Page 224 3. Connect the Connection Adapter (VFK1763) to EVR connector in camera recorder. Then make sure that the direction of the VFK1309A and VFK1763 are correct as shown in Figure. When connecting VFK1763 to the EVR connector, be careful that it is installed in the correct direction.
Page 225: Required Tool & Equipment For Electrical Adjustment
2. REQUIRED TOOL & EQUIPMENT FOR ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT Below indicated tools are required to perform each adjustment in addition to tools in introduced in item1. Adjustment Item Required Tool Remark Camera Zoom SW center value adjustment Unnecessary NOTE Iris Hall Amp (Auto) Unnecessary Iris PWM Bias (Auto) Unnecessary...
Page 226: Pc Evr (Adjustment) Software
3. PC EVR (ADJUSTMENT) SOFTWARE 3-1. BOOT UP THE ADJUSTMENT SOFTWARE 1. Copy all files of EVR software (VFK1908:NTSC / VFK1909:PAL) to created directly on PC. 2. Restart the PC in DOS mode. 3. In case NTSC software, type “dvc30p” and press ENTER key, then EVR software boot up. In case PAL software, type “dvc30e”...
Page 227 Input file name and PRESS ENTER KEY. Saving the data is started. When the data is stored completed, this screen is appears. PRESS ESC KEY. ELE-6...
Page 228 Return to this screen and in case of select No.2, PRESS ENTER KEY. Input file name and PRESS ENTER KEY. Saving the data is started. ELE-7...
Page 229: How To Use The Main Menu
When the data is stored completed, this screen appears. PRESS ESC KEY. 3-2. How to Use the Main Menu Select a Sub Menu to check, adjust the unit and etc. by pressing ↑↓ (UP/DOWN) Key in Main Menu. Then press “ENTER”...
Page 230: Introduction Of The Sub Menu
3-3. Introduction of the Sub Menu 1) Camera Check Menu 2) Video Check Menu 3) Camera Adjustment Menu ELE-9...
Page 231 4) Video Adjustment Menu 5) LCD Adjustment Menu 6) EVF Adjustment Menu ELE-10...
Page 232: Eeprom
4. EEPROM All adjustment data has been stored in the EEPROM. There are two EEPROM in this camera recorder as shown in the table below. NAME REF. No. CAMERA EEPROM IC3006 (CAMERA C.B.A.) VTR EEPROM IC2008 (VTR C.B.A.) NOTE: To save the EVR adjustment data to the EEPROM, follow items 4-1, 4-2, and 4-3. There is also additional data stored in this EEPROM (This EVR software can save or write only adjustment data).
Page 233: How To Save Vtr Adjustment Data
4. Type the File name and, then press the “Enter” key. The data of adjustment value can be stored in the personal computer. (Please refer to item “3-1. BOOT UP THE ADJUSTMENT SOFTWARE”) 4-2. How to Save VTR Adjustment Data 1.
Page 234: Rewrite Adjustment Data
4-3. REWRITE Adjustment Data 4-3-1. How to Rewrite Adjustment data on Camera C.B.A. 1. Select “Camera Check menu” In the Main menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 2. Select “3. Read (Save) / Write All EEPROM datas” in the Camera check menu, and then press the “Enter” key.
Page 235 3. Below indicated screen is displayed. 4. In case of data is change to FF from 70 on address 0542, select a line “EEPROM 0500-05FF” by arrow key (↑/↓) and input a value as 42 to column [ADRS]. Next cursor is moved to column [DATA] by arrow key (→/←) and input a value as FF.
Page 236: How To Change The Vtr Eeprom Data
4-4-2. How to change the VTR EEPROM data. 1. Boot up EVR software and open the Video check menu. 2. Select “2. EEPROM/RAM Editor” and press “ENTER” key. 3. Below indicated screen is displayed. 4. How changing the EEPROM data is the same as CAMERA EEPROM refer to previous item 4-4-1. ELE-15...
Page 237: Zoom Sw Center Value Adjustment
5. ZOOM SW Center Value Adjustment Be sure to save the CAMERA adjustment data into the Personal Computer, before performing adjustment. This adjustment has to be performed, when the CASSETTE COVER UNIT or ZOOM SW in CASSETTE COVER UNIT is replaced. 1.
Page 238 <For example> Calculate center value FE (Upper) FF (Lower) Select minimum value 01C3 Tele (01C3 + 022C)÷2 = 01F7 Upper Lower Wide 022C Select maximum value 14. Calculate center value of minimum and maximum value. 15. Select a line “EEPROM 0200 - 02FF” by arrow key (↑/↓) and input a value as E7 to column [ADRS]. 16.
Page 239: Camera Adjustment Procedure
6. CAMERA ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE Be sure to save the Camera adjustment data into the Personal Computer, before performing adjustment. Perform all PC-EVR adjustments, by referring to procedures on PC screen. 6-1. Iris Hall Amp Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. 1.
Page 240: Iris Pwm Bias Adjustment (Auto)
6-2. Iris PWM Bias Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. 1. Open the “Camera adjustment menu”. 2. Select “3. Iris PWM Bias adjustment (Auto)” in the Camera adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 3. Set to CAMERA mode in camera recorder follow the message “Auto / Manually set to CAMERA mode.”, and then press the “Enter”...
Page 241: Nd Hall Amp Adjustment (Auto)
6-3. ND Hall Amp Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. 1. Open the “Camera adjustment menu”. 2. Select “4. ND Hall Amp adjustment (Auto)” in the Camera adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 3. Set to CAMERA mode in camera recorder follow the message “Auto / Manually set to CAMERA mode.”, and then press the “Enter”...
Page 242: Nd Pwm Bias Adjustment (Auto)
6-4. ND PWM Bias Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. 1. Open the “Camera adjustment menu”. 2. Select “5. ND PWM Bias adjustment (Auto)” in the Camera adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 3. Set to CAMERA mode in camera recorder follow the message “Auto / Manually set to CAMERA mode.”, and then press the “Enter”...
Page 243: Oisu Adjustment (Auto)
6-5. OISu Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. 1. Open the “Camera adjustment menu”. 2. Select “6. OISu adjustment (Auto)” in the Camera adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 3. Set to CAMERA mode in camera recorder follow the message “Auto / Manually set to CAMERA mode.”, and then press the “Enter”...
Page 244: Zoom Tracking Adjustment (Auto)
6-6. Zoom Tracking Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. 1. Set the 43mm attachment ring (VFK1164TAR43) to front of the Lens. 2. Set the Collimator (VFK1164TCM01) to 43mm attachment ring (VFK1164TAR43) to 3. Open the “Camera adjustment menu”. 4. Select “7. Zoom Tracking adjustment (Auto)” in the Camera adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key.
Page 245 PRESS ENTER KEY, then adjustment is started. When adjustment finished, message “Completed!” appears and numerical value is changed “00”. 6. Connect the VIDEO OUT to Monitor TV. 7. Set the AUTO/MANUAL SELECT switch to MANUAL position. 8. Adjust Focus Ring to set focus of the focus chart in the MF mode, at the maximum of TELE side. 9.
Page 246: Ccd White Scratch Damage Revision Adjustment (Auto)
6-7. CCD white scratch damage revision Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. 1. Open the “Camera adjustment menu”. 2. Select “8.CCD white scratch damage revision adjustment (Auto)” in the Camera adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 3. Set to CAMERA mode in camera recorder follow the message “Auto / Manually set to CAMERA mode.”, and then press the “Enter”...
Page 247: White Balance Adjustment (Auto)
6-8. White Balance Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. Set to CAMERA mode in camera recorder follow the message “Auto / Manually set to CAMERA mode.”, and then press the “Enter” key. 6-8-1. Indoor (3100K) White Balance Adjustment (AUTO) 1.
Page 248: Outdoor (5100K) White Balance Adjustment (Auto)
6-8-2. Outdoor (5100K) White Balance Adjustment (Auto) 1. Set the Color Conversion filters (LB120 : VFK1347), (LBA2 : VFK1884) and (LBB6 : VFK1888) to CC Filter Holder (VFK1345). 2. Set the one Step-down Ring (VFK1346) and two Step Up Rings (VFK1659, VFK1660) to CC Filter Holder as shown in figure.
Page 249 PRESS ENTER KEY, then adjustment is started. When adjustment is finished, message “Completed!” appears and numerical value is changed “00”. ELE-28...
Page 250: Cool White (4500K) White Balance Adjustment (Auto)
6-8-3. Cool white (4500K) White Balance Adjustment (Auto) < In case of NTSC model > 1. Set the Color Conversion filters (LB120 : VFK1347) to CC Filter Holder (VFK1345). < In case of PAL model > 1. Set the Color Conversion filters (LB80 : VFK1342) and (CC C20 : VFK1887) to CC Filter Holder (VFK1345). <...
Page 251 PRESS ENTER KEY, then adjustment is started. When adjustment is finished, message “Completed!” appears and numerical value is changed “00”. ELE-30...
Page 252: Warm White (3600K) White Balance Adjustment (Auto)
6-8-4. Warm white (3600K) White Balance Adjustment (Auto) < In case of NTSC model > 1. Set the Color Conversion filters (LB40 : VFK1341) and (LBB2 : VFK1885) to CC Filter Holder (VFK1345). < In case of PAL model > 1.
Page 253 PRESS ENTER KEY, then adjustment is started. When adjustment is finished, message “Completed!” appears and numerical value is changed “00”. ELE-32...
Page 254: White Shading Adjustment
6-9. White Shading Adjustment This adjustment is automatically executed. 1. Aim the camera recorder at white paper (use clear white paper) under the Halogen lamp condition. 2. Shoot the white paper to fully fill entire screen. 3. Set the AUTO/MANUAL SELECT switch to MANUAL position. 4.
Page 255 When adjustment is finished, message appears numerical “Completed!” value is changed “00”. The program goes to Camera adjustment menu automatically. ELE-34...
Page 256: Vtr Adjustment Procedure
7. VTR ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE Be sure to save the VTR adjustment data into the Personal Computer, before performing adjustment. Perform the all PC-EVR adjustments, by referring to procedures on PC screen. 7-1. Sensitivity adj of Tape sensors Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. 1.
Page 257: Pg Shifter Adjustment (Auto)
Please confirm this message appears on screen, then adjustment is finished. 7-2. PG shifter Adjustment (AUTO) This adjustment is automatically executed. 1. Connect the oscilloscope to “HID” and “SPA” on the VFK1308P. 2. Insert the DV color bar alignment tape (VFM3010EDS: NTSC or VFM3110EDS: PAL) into the camera recorder. 3.
Page 258 In case the DV color bar alignment tape is already inserted, PRESS ENTER KEY, then adjustment is started. NOTE: When the screen change to the following screen, camera recorder goes to STBY ON from STBY OFF mode. Press ENTER key after the camera recorder change to STBY ON mode completely.
Page 259: Luminance Level Adjustment
7-3. Luminance level Adjustment 1. Connect the (WFM: NTSC model / oscilloscope: PAL model) to VIDEO OUT with 75ohm termination. 2. Open the “Video adjustment menu”. 3. Select “3. Luminance level adjustment” in the Video adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 4.
Page 260: Lcd Adjustment Procedure
8. LCD ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE Be sure to save the VTR adjustment data into the Personal Computer, before performing adjustment. Perform the all PC-EVR adjustments, by referring to procedures on PC screen. Note: Set to CAMERA mode in camera recorder. Set the VTR TEST (SW103) switch on VFK1308P to L position. 8-1.
Page 261: Contrast Adjustment
8-3. Contrast Adjustment 1. Connect the oscilloscope to “MON_G” on the VFK1308P. 2. Open the “LCD adjustment menu”. 3. Select “3. Contrast adjustment” in the LCD adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 4. Adjust the arrow keys on PC so that the differential amplitude between 0 step-level and 7 step-level (portion “V” in figure) becomes 2.15±0.1V as shown in figure on screen.
Page 262: Sub Contrast Adjustment
8-4. Sub contrast Adjustment 1. Connect the oscilloscope to “MON_CB” and “MON_G” on the VFK1308P. 2. Open the “LCD adjustment menu”. 3. Select “4. Sub contrast adjustment” in the LCD adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 4. Adjust the arrow keys on PC so that the level difference between “a” (MON_CB) and “b” (MON_G) becomes 0±50mV as shown in figure on screen.
Page 263: White Balance Adjustment
8-5. White balance Adjustment 1. Connect the oscilloscope to “MON_CB” and “MON_G” on the VFK1308P. 2. Open the “LCD adjustment menu”. 3. Select “5. White balance adjustment” in the LCD adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 4. Adjust the arrow keys on PC so that the level difference between “a” (MON_CB) and “b” (MON_G) becomes +50mV±50mV as shown in figure on screen.
Page 264: Evf Adjustment Procedure
9. EVF ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE Be sure to save the VTR adjustment data into the Personal Computer, before performing adjustment. Perform the all PC-EVR adjustments, by referring to procedures on PC screen. Note: Set to CAMERA mode in camera recorder. Set the VTR TEST (SW103) switch on VFK1308P to L position. 9-1.
Page 265: Evf Pedestal Level Adjustment
9-3. EVF Pedestal Level Adjustment 1. Set SW109 to “FLUSH” side on the VFK1308P. 2. Connect the oscilloscope to “VCC9” on the VFK1308P. 3. Open the “EVF adjustment menu”. 4. Select “3. Pedestal Level adjustment” in the EVF adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 5.
Page 266: Evf Sub Contrast Adjustment
9-4. EVF Sub contrast Adjustment 1. Set SW109 to “FLUSH” side on the VFK1308P. 2. Connect the oscilloscope to “VCC41” and “VCC9” on the VFK1308P. 3. Open the “EVF adjustment menu”. 4. Select “4. Sub contrast adjustment” in the EVF adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 5.
Page 267: Evf White Balance Adjustment
9-5. EVF White balance Adjustment 1. Set SW109 to “FLUSH” side on the VFK1308P. 2. Connect the oscilloscope to “VCC41” and “VCC9” on the VFK1308P. 3. Open the “EVF adjustment menu”. 4. Select “5. White balance adjustment” in the EVF adjustment menu, and then press the “Enter” key. 5.
Page 268 BLOCK DIAGRAMS CONTENTS << AG-DVC30/DVC32/DVC33 >> OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM......................BLK-1 SENSOR/PROCESS (CAMERA) BLOCK DIAGRAM ..............BLK-2 LENS DRIVE (CAMERA) BLOCK DIAGRAM ..................BLK-3 VIDEO (VTR) BLOCK DIAGRAM ....................BLK-4 MONITOR (VTR / LCD / EVF) BLOCK DIAGRAM ................BLK-5 CONTROL (VTR) BLOCK DIAGRAM ....................BLK-6 << AG-MYA30G >> OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM......................BLK-7...
Page 269: Overall Block Diagram
OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM BATTERY FRONT C.B.A ZOOM FPC C.B.A GYRO POWER C.B.A EVF UNIT SIDE JACK FPC C.B.A LENS UNIT GYRO_X C.B.A 1.8V 2.5V 3.1V 1.5V -7.5V ZOOM IRIS FOCUS SENSOR S-VHS IN/OUT IN/OUT MIC IN ADAPTOR REMOTE ZOOM SW USER1 SW IR LED SENSOR...
Page 270: Sensor/Process(Camera) Block Diagram
SENSOR/PROCESS(CAMERA) BLOCK DIAGRAM CCD FLEX.CARD P2200 C_V_DATA V_C_DATA SIG_R CAM_SCK SIG_G CAM_RTN SIG_B RTN_FLD IC1006 - 8 <3> IC104<2>(CDS/PGA/AD)(R) IC1002<3> X1000<3> IC1001<3> TIMING 31.5MHz CONTROL 16 ADCLK DRIVER SLOAD IC1004,5,25<3> SDATA SERIAL 48 SCLK IC1016<3>(H.DRIVER) IC1013,14<3> H1_R 15.75MHz H1_R H1_G SIG_R H.PULSE CCDIN...
Page 271: Lens Drive(Camera) Block Diagram
LENS DRIVE(CAMERA) BLOCK DIAGRAM IC702<6>(LENS DRIVE) IC2000<4>(CAMERA DSP) IC928<7> NDRV+ IRM+ E1-4 IRM+ ND PWM LENS PLD_R F1-4 IRM- UNIT IRM- G1,2 HOUT- IRIS PLD_R(0-9) HOUT+ DRIVE R_DATA HIN- HIN+ PWMIRIS FMT+ FOCUS FMT- DRIVE PLD_G(0-9) From FMRA AF/ZOOM G_DATA PROCESSOR IC1000 FMRB...
Page 272: Video(Vtr) Block Diagram
VIDEO(VTR) BLOCK DIAGRAM MAIN SIGNAL PATH IN REC MODE INPUT_SEL MAIN SIGNAL PATH IN PLAYBACK MODE <3>from IC2001-G4 SIF_SCK IC3503<5> <3>from IC2001-P11 Q3503<5> SIF_SDA SV_IO <3>from IC2001-V12 SIF_CS <3>from IC2001-R11 V_IO IC3001<1> IC3501<5> (INPUT) P12,13 A7,8 Q3504,5<5> R14 T14 B7,C7 E12,13 P2200 F14 G13-15...
Page 273: Monitor(Vtr/Lcd/Evf) Block Diagram
MONITOR(VTR/LCD/EVF) BLOCK DIAGRAM IC3001<1> IC601<4>(CONTROL/PROCESSOR:EVF LCD) EVF A C.B.A EVF LCD EVR_R_OUT EVR_R PANEL P2002 CN1 EVR_G_OUT EVR_G CLAMP BRIGHT BUFFER E_R_OUT 57A 3 EVR_B_OUT E_B_OUT 58B 2 GREEN EVR_B E_G_OUT 56B 4 BLUE CKV2 50A 10 VBLK V_BLK 53A 7 COUNTER LCD_HD &...
Page 274: Control(Vtr) Block Diagram
CONTROL(VTR) BLOCK DIAGRAM IC2001<3>(CONTROL MICON) MECHANISM UNIT P2220 DEW A15 THERMISTER A5 NOREG Q2002<3> EJECT SW X_IN QR2007<3> <3> Q2003<3> SENSOR X2003 27MHz TALLY TH4101 P2217 P4101 THERMISTOR 6 X_OUT QR2006<3> P2212 SENS_LED SIDE JACK VTR_LED SENS_LED C.B.A T_PHOTO T_PHOTO S PHOTO T PHOTO S_PHOTO...
Page 275: Overall Block Diagram
OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (AG-MYA30G) SW C.B.A VR_I/O TO/FROM CAMERA EXT_NOREG MIC IN1 RECORDER XLRCH2 LINE IN1 P301 P252 P453 XLRCH1 INPUT 1 48V IN1 P251 P452 ATT_IN1 ATT_IN2 P253 CHSEL POWER 48V P451 P302 INPUT 1 P454 POWER_10V MIC/LINE 48V IN2 LINE MIC IN2 P351...
Page 276 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS NOTE: BE SURE TO MAKE YOUR ORDERS OF REPLACEMENT PARTS ACCORDING TO PARTS LIST, SECTION8...
Page 277 CONTENTS <<AG-DVC30P/E DVC32EN DVC33MC>> CAS OPEN CAS OPEN (1/1)..........SCM034 INTERCONNECTION TALLY INTERCONNECTION (1/1) .......SCM001 TALLY (1/1) ............SCM035 SUB REC VTR (VIDEO_1) (1/9) ........SCM002 VTR (VIDEO_2) (2/9) ........SCM003 SUB REC (1/1) ..........SCM035 VTR (CONTROL) (3/9)........SCM004 DC IN VTR (EVR_DRIVER) (4/9).........SCM005 DC IN (1/1)............
Page 278: Interconnection
INTERCONNECTION TOP VF UNIT EVF UNIT EVF CON C.B.A. SIDE JACK FPC C.B.A. REC SUB C.B.A. VEP04861A Tally C.B.A. EVF B C.B.A. VEP001E0A VEP001E4 VEP001G1A S-VIDEO MIC IN VEP28275B PANEL Tally ADAPTOR MIC C.B.A. REC SUB SW P802 VEP04828A VEP28272B VWJ1714 P4101 EVF A C.B.A.
Page 279 COMPONENT VTR(VIDEO1) 01/09 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0069 (1/9) VEP03G60A/B SCM002...
Page 280 COMPONENT VTR(VIDEO2) 02/09 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0069 (2/9) VEP03G60A/B SCM003...
Page 281 COMPONENT VTR(CONTROL) 03/09 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0069 (3/9) VEP03G60A/B SCM004...
Page 282 COMPONENT VTR(EVF_DRIVER) 04/09 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0069 (4/9) VEP03G60A/B SCM005...
Page 283: Vtr (Ex_Input) (5/9)
COMPONENT VTR(EX_INPUT) 05/09 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0069 (5/9) VEP03G60A/B SCM006...
Page 284: Vtr (Drive) (6/9)
COMPONENT VTR(DRIVE) 06/09 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0069 (6/9) VEP03G60A/B SCM007...
Page 285: Vtr (Hr_Amp) (7/9)
COMPONENT VTR(HR_AMP) 07/09 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0069 (7/9) VEP03G60A/B SCM008...
Page 286: Vtr (Audio) (8/9)
COMPONENT VTR(AUDIO) 08/09 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0069 (8/9) VEP03G60A/B SCM009...
Page 287: Vtr (Cn) (9/9)
COMPONENT VTR(CN) 09/09 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0069 (9/9) VEP03G60A/B SCM010...
Page 288: Camera (Sub_Cn) (1/7)
COMPONENT CAMERA(SUB_CN) 01/07 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0045 (1/7) VEP23598A/B SCM011...
Page 289: Camera (Afe) (2/7)
COMPONENT CAMERA(AFE) 02/07 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0045 (2/7) VEP23598A/B SCM012...
Page 290: Camera (Tg & Drive) (3/7)
COMPONENT CAMERA(TG&DRIVE) 03/07 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0045 (3/7) VEP23598A/B SCM013...
Page 291: Camera (Dsp) (4/7)
COMPONENT CAMERA(DSP) 04/07 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0045 (4/7) VEP23598A/B SCM014...
Page 292: Camera (Ucom) (5/7)
COMPONENT CAMERA(UCOM) 05/07 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0045 (5/7) VEP23598A/B SCM015...
Page 293: Camera (Lens_Drive) (6/7)
COMPONENT CAMERA(LENS_DRIVE) 06/07 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0045 (6/7) VEP23598A/B SCM016...
Page 294: Camera (Nd_Drive) (7/7)
COMPONENT CAMERA(ND_DRIVE) 07/07 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0045 (7/7) VEP23598A/B SCM017...
Page 295: Power (1/2)
COMPONENT POWER 01/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE: KR1A0057 (1/2) Components identified with the mark have the special characteristics for safety. VEP01952A When replacing any of these components, use only the same type. SCM018...
Page 296 L2ES00000010 IC1901 GTRO SUB C.B.A (VEP001G8A) COMPONENT POWER 02/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR1A0057 (2/2) IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE: VEP01952A Components identified with the mark have the special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these components, use only the same type. SCM019...
Page 297: R_Side (1/2)
COMPONENT R_SIDE 01/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR6A0050 (1/2) VEP06F68A SCM020...
Page 298: R_Side (2/2)
COMPONENT R_SIDE 02/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR6A0050 (2/2) VEP06F68A SCM021...
Page 299: Camera Op
COMPONENT CAMERA_OP 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR6A0046 (1/1) VEP06F64A SCM022...
Page 300: Menu Fpc (1/1)
COMPONENT 01/01 MENU FPC NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR0A0148 (1/1) VEP001G2A SCM023...
Page 301: Front
COMPONENT FRONT 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR6A0049 (1/1) VEP06F67A SCM024...
Page 302: Mf Fpc (1/1)
COMPONENT MF FPC 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR0A0072 (1/1) VEP001E2A SCM025...
Page 303: Side Jack Fpc
COMPONENT SIDE_JACK FPC 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0028 (1/1) VEP04861A SCM026...
Page 304: Rear Jack
COMPONENT REAR_JACK 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0030 (1/1) VEP04863A SCM027...
Page 305: Battery
COMPONENT BATTERY 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR1A0047 (1/1) VEP01953A SCM028...
Page 306: Zoom Fpc (1/1)
COMPONENT ZOOM FPC 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR6A0090 (1/1) VEP06F66A SCM029...
Page 307: Zoom Con
COMPONENT ZOOM_CON 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR0A0114 (1/1) VEP001E3A SCM030...
Page 308: Evf Con
COMPONENT EVF_CON 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR0A0070 (1/1) VEP001E0A SCM031...
Page 309: Mic
COMPONENT 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4L33 (1/1) VEP04828A SCM032...
Page 310: Monitor (1/1)
(MONITOR C.B.A.) :VIDEO MAIN SIGNAL PATH L904 G1C100K00024 L902 G1C100K00024 L903 G1C100K00024 C906 L905 G1C100MA0031 MAIN CONNECTION CL906 CL905 CL908 FP903 C913 FP601-1,2,3 NOREG GND 0.47 C908 C902 R902 C918 0.01 0.01 4V47 FP601-1,2,3 NOREG GND 12.3 12.3 R903 C916 0.01 FP601-4 BL BRIGHT...
Page 311: Evf A
COMPONENT EVF_A COMPONENT LCD_OPEN 01/01 01/01 NAME NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR8840 (1/1) KR0A0071 (1/1) VEP28272B VEP001E1A SCM034 SCM034 COMPONENT EVF_B COMPONENT CAS_OPEN 01/01 01/01 NAME NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO.
Page 312: Tally
COMPONENT TALLY 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR0A0074 (1/1) VEP001E4A SCM035 COMPONENT SUB_REC COMPONENT DC_IN 01/01 01/01 NAME NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR0A0147 (1/1) KR1A0062 (1/1) VEP001G1A VEP01957A SCM035 SCM035...
Page 313 COMPONENT XLR(INPUT1) 01/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0053 (1/2) VEP04869A SCM036...
Page 314 COMPONENT XLR(INPUT2) 02/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0053 (2/2) VEP04869A SCM037...
Page 315: Sw (Sw) (1/2)
COMPONENT SW(SW) 01/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0054 (1/2) VEP04870A SCM038...
Page 316: Sw (Cn) (2/2)
COMPONENT SW(CN) 02/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0054 (2/2) VEP04870A SCM039...
Page 317: Main (Gain Sel) (1/2)
COMPONENT MAIN(GAIN_SEL) 01/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0065 (1/2) VEP04875A SCM040...
Page 318: Main (Vr I/O) (2/2)
COMPONENT MAIN(VR_I/O) 02/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0065 (2/2) VEP04875A SCM041...
Page 319: Power
COMPONENT POWER 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR1A0054 (1/1) VEP01956A SCM042...
Page 320 COMPONENT 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0055 (1/1) VEP04871A SCM043...
Page 321 CIRCUIT BOARD DIAGRAMS NOTE: BE SURE TO MAKE YOUR ORDERS OF REPLACEMENT PARTS ACCORDING TO PARTS LIST, SECTION 8 CONTENTS VTR C.B.A. (NTSC model: VEP03G60A) (PAL model: VEP03G60B) (FOIL SIDE)........CBA-1 VTR C.B.A. (NTSC model: VEP03G60A) (PAL model: VEP03G60B) (COMPONENT SIDE) .......CBA-2 CAMERA C.B.A.
Page 322 VTR C.B.A. (NTSC model: VEP03G60A) (PAL model: VEP03G60B) FOIL SIDE IC2001 IC3501 IC601 Q2007 Q4003 QR2002 QR3501 IC2011 IC3502 IC602 Q3101 Q4004 QR2003 QR3502 IC2012 IC3503 P2210 Q3102 Q601 QR2006 QR604 IC2013 IC4002 P2214 Q3103 Q602 QR2007 TP3001 IC2014 IC4003 P2221 Q3501 Q603...
Page 323 VTR C.B.A. (NTSC model: VEP03G60A) (PAL model: VEP03G60B) COMPONENT SIDE IC2005 IC3007 P2211 P2220 TP3013 IC2007 IC3008 P2212 P2222 TP9001 IC2008 IC3009 P2213 P2224 TG9040 IC2201 IC4000 P2215 Q4000 TG9039 IC3001 IC4001 P2216 Q4001 IC3004 P2200 P2217 Q4002 IC3006 P2201 P2219 TP3012 (COMPONENT SIDE)
Page 324 CAMERA C.B.A. (NTSC model: VEP23598A) (PAL model: VEP23598B) FOIL SIDE IC1000 IC3003 Q3001 TP1004 IC1019 IC3500 Q927 IC1022 IC4105 Q928 IC1023 IC701 QR708 IC104 IC711 QR709 IC105 IC717 TP1000 IC3000 TP1001 IC3001 TP1002 IC3002 TP1003 R4174 (FOIL SIDE) CBA-3...
Page 325 CAMERA C.B.A. (NTSC model: VEP23598A) (PAL model: VEP23598B) COMPONENT SIDE IC1010 IC106 IC704 Q1651 QR1601 IC1001 IC1011 IC710 Q1652 QR1602 IC1002 IC1013 IC2000 IC713 Q1653 QR1651 IC1003 IC1014 IC2002 IC719 Q1601 Q1654 QR3000 IC1004 IC1015 IC2003 IC927 Q1602 Q3000 QR3001 IC1005 IC1016 IC3005...
Page 326 POWER C.B.A. (VEP01952A) IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE: COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED WITH THE MARK HAVE THE SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS FOR SAFETY. WHEN REPLACING ANY OF THESE COMPONENTS, USE ONLY THE SAME TYPE. FOIL SIDE L1901 L1922 IC1001 Q1062 IC1321 Q1603 IC1601 QR1101 IC1602 QR1102 C1902 R1926 IC1923...
Page 327 POWER C.B.A. (VEP01952A) IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE: COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED WITH THE MARK HAVE THE SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS FOR SAFETY. WHEN REPLACING ANY OF THESE COMPONENTS, USE ONLY THE SAME TYPE. COMPONENT SIDE IC1901 Q1042 IC1922 Q1051 IC1901 IP1001 Q1322 P1001 Q1601 Q1003 Q1602 C1930 Q1011...
Page 328 FRAME & CASING PARTS ASSEMBLY (2)..................MPL-3 LCD PARTS ASSEMBLY.........................MPL-5 PACKING PARTS ASSEMBLY......................MPL-7 CABINET PARTS ASSEMBLY (AG-MYA30G)................MPL-9 PACKING PARTS ASSEMBLY (AG-MYA30G) ................MPL-11 ELECTRICAL REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST (AG-DVC30P) ............EPL-1 ELECTRICAL REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST (AG-DVC30E, DVC32EN, DVC33MC) ....EPL-15 ELECTRICAL REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST (AG-MYA30G)............EPL-29...
Page 329 AG-DVC30P AG-DVC30E, DVC32EN, DVC33MC Ref. Ref. Parts No. C.B.A. Page Parts No. C.B.A. Page VEP01952A POWER EPL-1 VEP01952A POWER EPL-15 VEP03G60A EPL-3 VEP03G60B EPL-17 VEP23598A CAMERA EPL-7 VEP23598B CAMERA EPL-21 VEP06F67A FRONT EPL-11 VEP06F67A FRONT EPL-25 VEP04861A SIDE JACK FPC...
Page 330: Servicing Fixtures & Tools
SERVICING FIXTURES & TOOLS Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks VFM3010EDS DV ALIGNMENT TAPE (COLOR BAR) NTSC MODEL ONLY VFM3110EDS DV ALIGNMENT TAPE (COLOR BAR) PAL MODEL ONLY VFM3000EDS DV ALIGNMENT TAPE (LINEARITY) VFK1217...
Page 331 FRAME & CASING PARTS ASSEMBLY (1) 28-4 27-2 27-1 28-2 28-1 28-8 28-5 28-6 28-3 28-7 12-1 28-9 12-2 12-3 51-2 51-1 31-1 MPL-1...
Page 332 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks VXW0663/S CAMERA LENS U 1 FOR AG-DVC30P VXW0665/S CAMERA LENS U 1 FOR AG-DVC30E/32EN/33MC VXW0664 LENS U VGQ7875 HEAT SINK DXYN2+J4FNNT SCREW...
Page 333: Frame & Casing Parts Assembly (1)
FRAME & CASING PARTS ASSEMBLY (2) 29-1 29-5 29-2 29-3 29-4 28-6 28-8 28-9 28-3 28-1 28-4 28-5 28-2 28-7 MPL-3...
Page 334: Frame & Casing Parts Assembly (2)
FRAME & CASING PARTS ASSEMBLY (2) Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks VYK1F30 SIDE CASE R 1 U VEP06F68A R-SIDE C.B.A. VMT1547 LCD CUSHION VEP06F64A CAMERA OP C.B.A. VKA0319 GLIP DUSTPROOF RUBBER (F) VEP001E1A...
Page 335: Lcd Parts Assembly
LCD PARTS ASSEMBLY MPL-5...
Page 336 Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks VYK1F09S LCD U 1 FOR AG-DVC30P/E VYK1J18 LCD U 1 FOR AG-DVC32EN VYK1F19S LCD U 1 FOR AG-DVC33MC VKM6484 LCD CASE (BOTTOM) VGQ4758...
Page 337: Packing Parts Assembly
PACKING PARTS ASSEMBLY Components identified with the mark have the special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these components, use only the same type. (MC) 3-10 3-11 (E, EN) (E, EN) (E, MC) 3-12 (P, EN) (MC) MPL-7...
Page 338 Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks VQT0J25 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1 FOR AG-DVC30P VQT0J26 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1 FOR AG-DVC30E VQT0L09 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1 FOR AG-DVC32EN VQT0J27 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1 FOR AG-DVC33MC...
Page 339: Cabinet Parts Assembly (Ag-Mya30G)
CABINET PARTS ASSEMBLY (AG-MYA30G) MPL-9...
Page 340 CABINET PARTS ASSEMBLY (AG-MYA30G) Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks VEE0Z45 POWER CABLE VEC0993 MINI XLR CABLE VGM2081 XLR BOX TOP-CASE VGM2082 XLR BOX BOTTOM CASE VMP8010 SLIDE SW NAME PLATE VMP8011 XLR NAME PLATE VMC1931...
Page 341: Packing Parts Assembly (Ag-Mya30G)
PACKING PARTS ASSEMBLY (AG-MYA30G) Components identified with the mark have the special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these components, use only the same type. MPL-11...
Page 342 PACKING PARTS ASSEMBLY (AG-MYA30G) Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Pcs Remarks VPG0Z18 PACING CASE J0KG00000046 FERRITE CORE VPF1219 CUSHION BAG VQT0K50 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS VYC0870 MIC HOLDER U VJF1497 SIDE JACK COVER(XLR) VYC0920 MIC ADAPTOR U VJF0804...
Page 343: Electrical Replacement Parts List (Ag-Dvc30P)
Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. ELECTRICAL REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST AG-DVC30P Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks ...
Page 344 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks C1925 ECJ0EB1E471K C.CAPACITOR CH 25V 470P Q1021...
Page 345 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R1638 ERJ2RHD821 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W C2037 ECJ0EB1A473K...
Page 346 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks C3112 ECJ1VB0J225K C.CAPACITOR CH6.3V 2.2U C4007,08...
Page 347 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks L3501 G1C100KA0055 COIL 10UH R629...
Page 348 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R2104 ERJ2GEJ103 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R3030,31 ERJ2GE0R00...
Page 349 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R3561,62 ERJ2GEJ102 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W C155-57 ECST1AY106Z...
Page 350 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks C936 ECUX1A224KBV C.CAPACITOR CH 10V 0.22U C3024...
Page 351 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks L2001 G1C4R7MA0031 COIL 4.7UH R740...
Page 352 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R979 ERJ2GEJ103 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R3012,13 ERJ2GEJ102...
Page 353 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R4119,20 ERJ2GE0R00 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W C4113 ECJ1VB0J105K...
Page 354 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks K1KA03B00102 CONNECTOR (MALE) K1KA60A00148 CONNECTOR (MALE) ERJ3GEY0R00...
Page 355 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks K1MN18B00048 CONNECTOR VMP8020 CAM OP ANGLE K1MN07B00070...
Page 356 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks QR903 B1GBCFJN0017 TRANSISTOR QR904 UNR9214J0L...
Page 357 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. AG-DVC30E, AG-DVC32EN, AG-DVC33MC Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks ...
Page 358 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks C1925 ECJ0EB1E471K C.CAPACITOR CH 25V 470P Q1021...
Page 359 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R1638 ERJ2RHD821 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W C2037 ECJ0EB1A473K...
Page 360 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks C3112 ECJ1VB0J225K C.CAPACITOR CH6.3V 2.2U C4007,08...
Page 361 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks L3501 G1C100KA0055 COIL 10UH R629...
Page 362 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R2104 ERJ2GEJ103 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R3030,31 ERJ2GE0R00...
Page 363 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R3561,62 ERJ2GEJ102 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W C155-57 ECST1AY106Z...
Page 364 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks C936 ECUX1A224KBV C.CAPACITOR CH 10V 0.22U C3024...
Page 365 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks L2001 G1C4R7MA0031 COIL 4.7UH R740...
Page 366 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R979 ERJ2GEJ103 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R3012,13 ERJ2GEJ102...
Page 367 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R4119,20 ERJ2GE0R00 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W C4113 ECJ1VB0J105K...
Page 368 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks K1KA03B00102 CONNECTOR (MALE) K1KA60A00148 CONNECTOR (MALE) ERJ3GEY0R00...
Page 369 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks K1MN18B00048 CONNECTOR VMP8020 CAM OP ANGLE K1MN07B00070...
Page 370 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks QR903 B1GBCFJN0017 TRANSISTOR QR904 UNR9214J0L...
Page 371 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. AG-MYA30G Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R463-65 ERJ3GEY0R00 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W ...
Page 372 Components identified with the mark  have special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these component, use only the same type. Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks R1818 ERJ3RHD223 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R315 ERJ3GEYG102...
Page 373 COMPONENT EVF_CON 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR0A0070 (1/1) VEP001E0A SCM031...
Page 374 COMPONENT EVF_A COMPONENT LCD_OPEN 01/01 01/01 NAME NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR8840 (1/1) KR0A0071 (1/1) VEP28272B VEP001E1A SCM034 SCM034 COMPONENT EVF_B COMPONENT CAS_OPEN 01/01 01/01 NAME NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO.
Page 375 COMPONENT MF FPC 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR0A0072 (1/1) VEP001E2A SCM025...
Page 376 COMPONENT ZOOM_CON 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR0A0114 (1/1) VEP001E3A SCM030...
Page 377 COMPONENT TALLY 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR0A0074 (1/1) VEP001E4A SCM035 COMPONENT SUB_REC COMPONENT DC_IN 01/01 01/01 NAME NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR0A0147 (1/1) KR1A0062 (1/1) VEP001G1A VEP01957A SCM035 SCM035...
Page 378 COMPONENT 01/01 MENU FPC NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR0A0148 (1/1) VEP001G2A SCM023...
Page 379 COMPONENT VTR(VIDEO1) 01/09 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0069 (1/9) VEP03G60A/B SCM002...
Page 380 COMPONENT VTR(VIDEO2) 02/09 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0069 (2/9) VEP03G60A/B SCM003...
Page 381 COMPONENT VTR(CONTROL) 03/09 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0069 (3/9) VEP03G60A/B SCM004...
Page 382 COMPONENT VTR(EVF_DRIVER) 04/09 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0069 (4/9) VEP03G60A/B SCM005...
Page 383 COMPONENT VTR(EX_INPUT) 05/09 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0069 (5/9) VEP03G60A/B SCM006...
Page 384 COMPONENT VTR(DRIVE) 06/09 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0069 (6/9) VEP03G60A/B SCM007...
Page 385 COMPONENT VTR(HR_AMP) 07/09 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0069 (7/9) VEP03G60A/B SCM008...
Page 386 COMPONENT VTR(AUDIO) 08/09 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0069 (8/9) VEP03G60A/B SCM009...
Page 387 COMPONENT VTR(CN) 09/09 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0069 (9/9) VEP03G60A/B SCM010...
Page 388 COMPONENT CAMERA_OP 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR6A0046 (1/1) VEP06F64A SCM022...
Page 389 COMPONENT ZOOM FPC 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR6A0090 (1/1) VEP06F66A SCM029...
Page 390 COMPONENT FRONT 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR6A0049 (1/1) VEP06F67A SCM024...
Page 391 COMPONENT R_SIDE 01/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR6A0050 (1/2) VEP06F68A SCM020...
Page 392 COMPONENT R_SIDE 02/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR6A0050 (2/2) VEP06F68A SCM021...
Page 393 COMPONENT POWER 01/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE: KR1A0057 (1/2) Components identified with the mark have the special characteristics for safety. VEP01952A When replacing any of these components, use only the same type. SCM018...
Page 394 L2ES00000010 IC1901 GTRO SUB C.B.A (VEP001G8A) COMPONENT POWER 02/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR1A0057 (2/2) IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE: VEP01952A Components identified with the mark have the special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these components, use only the same type. SCM019...
Page 395 COMPONENT BATTERY 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR1A0047 (1/1) VEP01953A SCM028...
Page 396 COMPONENT POWER 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR1A0054 (1/1) VEP01956A SCM042...
Page 397 COMPONENT 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4L33 (1/1) VEP04828A SCM032...
Page 398 COMPONENT SIDE_JACK FPC 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0028 (1/1) VEP04861A SCM026...
Page 399 COMPONENT REAR_JACK 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0030 (1/1) VEP04863A SCM027...
Page 400 COMPONENT XLR(INPUT1) 01/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0053 (1/2) VEP04869A SCM036...
Page 401 COMPONENT XLR(INPUT2) 02/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0053 (2/2) VEP04869A SCM037...
Page 402 COMPONENT SW(SW) 01/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0054 (1/2) VEP04870A SCM038...
Page 403 COMPONENT SW(CN) 02/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0054 (2/2) VEP04870A SCM039...
Page 404 COMPONENT 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0055 (1/1) VEP04871A SCM043...
Page 405 COMPONENT MAIN(GAIN_SEL) 01/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0065 (1/2) VEP04875A SCM040...
Page 406 COMPONENT MAIN(VR_I/O) 02/02 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0065 (2/2) VEP04875A SCM041...
Page 407 COMPONENT CAMERA(SUB_CN) 01/07 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0045 (1/7) VEP23598A/B SCM011...
Page 408 COMPONENT CAMERA(AFE) 02/07 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0045 (2/7) VEP23598A/B SCM012...
Page 409 COMPONENT CAMERA(TG&DRIVE) 03/07 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0045 (3/7) VEP23598A/B SCM013...
Page 410 COMPONENT CAMERA(DSP) 04/07 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0045 (4/7) VEP23598A/B SCM014...
Page 411 COMPONENT CAMERA(UCOM) 05/07 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0045 (5/7) VEP23598A/B SCM015...
Page 412 COMPONENT CAMERA(LENS_DRIVE) 06/07 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0045 (6/7) VEP23598A/B SCM016...
Page 413 COMPONENT CAMERA(ND_DRIVE) 07/07 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0045 (7/7) VEP23598A/B SCM017...

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