Page 1 ORDER NO. BSD0512A28CE Memory Card Camera-Recorder AG-HVX200P/AN/E/MC AG-HVX202EN Sec. 1 Service Information Sec. 2 Disassembly Procedures Sec. 3 Mechanical Adjustment Sec. 4 Electrical Adjustment Sec. 5 Block Diagrams Sec. 6 Schematic Diagrams Sec. 7 Circuit Board Diagrams Sec. 8 Exploded Views & Replacement Parts List ©...
Page 2 WARNING This service information is designed for experienced repair technicians only and is not designed for use by the general public. It does not contain warnings or cautions to advise non-technical individuals of potential dangers in attempting to service a product. Products powered by electricity should be serviced or repaired only by experienced professional technicians.
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Page 8 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.
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Page 17: Table Of Contents
SERVICE INFORMATION AG-HVX200P/AN/E/MC/HVX202EN MODEL: CONTENTS 1. Servicing fixtures and tools ......................INF-1 1-1. Summary Table of Servicing Fixtures and Tools ..............INF-1 2. Maintenance..........................INF-3 2-1. Maintenance Schedule......................INF-3 2-2. Cleaning of Tape Transport Part..................INF-3 3. Manual tape eject (Emergency eject) ..................INF-4 4. Lithium battery..........................INF-5 4-1.
Page 18 9. Service Menu (GUI)........................INF-25 9-1. Making of Service SD Card ....................INF-25 9-2. How to open the menu ....................... INF-25 9-3. VERSION ........................... INF-26 9-4. SYSTEM INFO ........................INF-26 9-5. DATA INIT .......................... INF-27 9-6. EXTERNAL......................... INF-27 9-7. LOG ............................ INF-28 10.
Page 19: 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-HVX200/202. Please refer to “Y” in column of table below, these tools were also use for servicing the AG-DVX100B, DVX102B and DVC180B.
Page 20 VFM3010EDS VVS0030 (NTSC) VFM3000LS VFK1481N DV Alignment Tape VFM3110EDS VVS0032 LISTA Software (PAL) (Linearity) DV Alignment Tape PC EVR Software (Color bar) DOWN LOAD DOWN LOAD VFK1987 VFK1989 K2GJ2DC00002 VFK1988 82 mm Attachment Ring Extension Cable DC Cable Measuring Board VFK1164TCM01 VFK1164TAR43 VFK1345...
Page 21: 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 22: 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 23: Lithium Battery
4. Lithium battery 4-1. Replacement Procedure Remove the BACK PANEL unit. There is a Lithium battery on the BACK PANEL C.B.A. Unsolder the Lithium battery and then replace with the new one. CODEC C.B.A. (LI-BATT) IC301<4> RTC_3V (REAL TIME CLOCK) BACK_PANEL C.B.A.
Page 24: Camera Remote
5. Camera remote The operation of zoom operation and record start/stop can be remotely controlled by connecting a remote controller with ZOOM S/S remote jack. The operation of focus and iris operation can be remotely controlled by connecting a remote controller with FOCUS/IRIS remote jack.
Page 25: Focus/Iris Remote
5-2. FOCUS/IRIS REMOTE Please refer to below indicated specification, When external remote is checked. Terminal (refer to figure A) Contents FOCUS control input IRIS control input IRIS(AUTO/MANU) switch input Equivalent circuit of FOCUS/IRIS REMOTE jack 4-pole / 3.5mm diameter Figure C 5-2-1.
Page 26: Iris Control Input
5-2-2. IRIS control input When terminal D is open, the VCR becomes AUTO-IRIS mode. When terminal D connects with the GND, the VCR becomes MANUAL-IRIS mode. With the voltage to input to the C terminal, the iris is changes. As for the relation between the iris control voltage and the iris, it is as shown in the following.
Page 27: Caution When Installing Audio Control Knob
6. Caution when installing AUDIO Control Knob The AUDIO VR is weak against stress. So when the AUDIO Control Knob is removed from the AUDIO VR, it is very possible that AUDIO VR is broken. Please replace the AUDIO VR by a new one, when you have removed the AUDIO Control Knob from the AUDIO VR.
Page 28: Operation After Major Part Exchanged
7. Operation after major part exchanged 7-1. Operation List These are items that must be done when the major part has been changed. X: Operation required Board or Ass’y Adj. Version conf. EEPROM Remark CAMERA CODEC POWER Not required TOP OP Not required P2 CARD Not required...
Page 29: Operation Flow Chart After Board Exchanged
7-2. Operation flow chart after board exchanged 7-2-1. CAMERA Board CAMERA Board is exchanged. (Confirmation method Page INF-20) Confirm that the software version. ●CAM MICON ●CAM FPGA ●CAM EEPROM (Refer to Global Service WEB Site about number of latest version.) *The CAM MICON and CAM FPGA software do not required update.
Page 30: Vtr Board
Page INF-49) Write the 1394 UID(TAPE) numbers. If the numbers are missed, So please contact the Panasonic Service Engineering. Regarding UID writing procedure, refer to item “15. UID Writing procedure”. Page INF-53) VTR Adjustment is required.
Page 31: Codec Board
With Serial Number Writing Procedure, contact Panasonic Service Engineering. Page INF-53) Write the 1394 UID(P2 & SBP2) numbers. If the numbers are missed, so please contact the Panasonic Service Engineering. Regarding UID writing procedure, refer to item “15. UID Writing procedure”. Rewriting setting of data according to destination Page INF-54) (It required E and MC model only).
Page 32: Camera Lens Ass`y
7-2-4. CAMERA LENS Ass`y When LENS Ass`y, PRISM Ass`y and ZOOM MOTOR Ass`y are is exchanged, it requires same operation. CAMERA LENS Ass`y is exchanged. CAMERA Adjustment is required. Regarding required adjustment items, refer to item “7-3. Adjustment after replacement of major Parts”. Page INF-16) Overall check 7-2-5.
Page 33: Mechanism Ass`y
7-2-7. MECHANISM Ass`y When MECHA I/F Board is exchanged, it requires same operation. MECHANISM Ass`y is exchanged. Tape Path Adjustment is required. Refer to Mechanical Adjustment Procedure. START LISTA Connection & Boot Up Confirmation of Tape Path Self-REC/PLAY ENV Confirmation LISTA Sensitivity Detection LISTA Linearity Adjustment VTR Adjustment is required.
Page 34: Adjustment After Replacement Of Major Parts
7-3. Adjustment after replacement of major parts If one of the Major part listed requires replacement, the table below indicates what electrical adjustments are required. 7-3-1. CAMERA Adjustment CAMERA LENS Ass`y ZOOM SIDE CAMERA ZOOM ADJUSTMENT ITEM JACK1 LENS PRISM Board MOTOR Ass`y...
Page 35: Service Menu
8. Service menu The DIAGNOSTIC and ADJUST menu can be displayed as follows. Press the button in order of “COUNTER-RESET button” → “STOP button” → “MODE CHK button” → “MENU button”, DIAGNOSTIC and the ADJUST menu can be displayed in addition to a setup menus. THUMBNAIL button COUNTER-RESET button PLAY button...
Page 36 Display the following items on the DIAGNOSTIC and ADJUST menu by setting of operation mode. OPERATION MODE MENU ITEM TAPE BER DISPLAY SAMPLE SPEED SOFT VERSION EEPROM VERSION DIAGNOSTIC CYLINDER TAPE RUN THREADING 1394 DIAG 1394 UID ATF GAIN LINEARITY AUDIO FILTER Y LEVEL C LEVEL...
Page 37: How To Display The Error Rate
8-1. DIAGNOSTIC MENU 8-1-1. 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. Select the item BER DISPLAY and press DIAGNOSTIC MENU SET(STILL) button.
Page 38: Software Version Display
8-1-2. Software Version Display. Each software version can be confirm at item “SOFT VERSION” and “EEPROM VERSION” in DIAGNOSTIC menu. Type Name on display Ref No. Board CAM MICON IP504 CAMERA SYS MICON IP305 CODEC Microprocessor VCR MICON IP1(VTR MAIN MICON) VCR DUO IC9(VTR SUB MICON) P2CS OS...
Page 39: Hour Meter Display
EEPROM VERSION DIAGNOSTIC MENU SOFT VERSION ---- EEPROM VERSION ---- ---- Select YES and press SET(STILL) button to CYLINDER 10000H move the EEPROM VERSION display screen. TAPE RUN 10000H THREADING 10000T 1394 DIAG ---- 1394 UID ---- PUSH MENU TO RETURN EEPROM VERSION 1.12-00-0.00 0.26-15-0.02...
Page 40: 1394 Diag Display
8-1-4. 1394 DIAG Display. DIAGNOSTIC MENU ---- SOFT VERSION EEPROM VERSION ---- CYLINDER 10000H TAPE RUN 10000H THREADING 10000T 1394 DIAG ---- ---- Select YES and press SET(STILL) button to ---- 1394 UID move the 1394 DIAG display screen. Factory default setting is “----”. PUSH MENU TO RETURN Items Description...
Page 41: Adjust Menu
8-2. ADJUST MENU 8-2-1. Setting item for LISTA Measurement ATF GAIN The speed of the tape changes if this item set to “YES” for the ATF sensitivity confirmation. After selected “YES”, by pressing SET(STILL) button, enter the adjustment mode and then exit the menu once. The VTR mode is operated when the menu mode is exited temporarily.
Page 42: Lcd/Evf Correction
CMPNT PB LVL Component PB level of COMPONENT OUTPUT signal can be adjusted on this item. The displayed value is the same as value for Component PB level adjustment in EVR adjustment. CMPNT PR LVL Component PR level of COMPONENT OUTPUT signal can be adjusted on this item. The displayed value is the same as value for Component PR level adjustment in EVR adjustment.
Page 43: Service Menu (Gui)
9. Service menu (GUI) 9-1. Making of Service SD Card The Service SD card is required to display the service menu on GUI screen. 1. Download the file “Service SD Card” from Global Service Web Site. 2. Copy the file “Service SD Card” to hard disk of your PC and extract the file “Service SD Card”. 3.
Page 44: Version
9-3. VERSION Each software version can be confirmed. 1. Select the item “VERSION” on the service menu and press the SET button. The following screen is displayed. 2. Press the CURSOR button so that the version screen is switched over. It switches over when press the cursor button.
Page 45: Data Init
NOTE: Please exchange both IP202 and 203 to new one when you exchange FLASH ROM. And it is necessary to write the program in FLASH ROM. Please contact Panasonic Service Engineering about writing procedure. 1. Select the item “DATA INIT” on the service menu and press the SET button. The confirmation menu of the execution is displayed.
Page 46: Log
9-7. LOG The LOG data can be written on the SD card. Please execute “MEMORY TO SD” and “FILE TO SD”, when you write the LOG data on the SD card,. MEMORY TO SD: The LOG data is transfer to SD card from FLASH ROM on CODEC board. FILE TO SD: The LOG data is transfer to SD card from SH4MICON on CODEC board.
Page 47: Microcomputer / Fpga Chart
10. Firmware update procedure NOTE: (Only the MC model) The thumbnail screen described in this item “10. Firmware Update procedure” is an English display. When “CHINESE” is selected by item “LAUNGAGE” of the OTHER FUNCTION screen (Setting menu), it becomes a Chinese display (The factory setting mode is “CHINESE”).
Page 48: Update With The Sd Card
Do not power down or pull card while upgrading. If the program quits during loading, the data will be erased or part writing condition and the restart is not made. However software can not be update, please contact Panasonic Service Engineering.
Page 49 3. Press the MODE button to set to P2-MCR mode. MENU button CURSOR button button THUMBNAIL button Thumbnail screen (GUI) 4. Press the MENU button to display the menu. Use the CURSOR buttons to select the item “OPERATION” and press SET button to open the OPERATION menu. Open the OPERATON menu.
Page 50 ! If the power supply is shut down on the way to update or above error operation is performed, turn the power ON then restart the write function again. If software can not be update by SD card, please contact Panasonic Service Engineering.
Page 51: Information Stored In Eeprom
11. Information stored in EEPROM Several information are stored in EEPROM. Please refer to following explanation, which data stored in EEPROM. 11-1. Setting menu data !: Displayed X: Not displayed CAM: CAM EEPROM VTR: VTR EEPROM CODEC: CODEC EEPROM 11-1-1. SCENE FILE OPERATION MODE ITEM STORED IN...
Page 52: Auto Sw
11-1-4. AUTO SW OPERATION MODE ITEM STORED IN TAPE A.IRIS 11-1-5. RECORDING SETUP OPERATION MODE ITEM STORED IN TAPE REC FORMAT(P2) CODEC REC FORMAT(TAPE) CODEC REC MODE CODEC REC FUNCTION ----- ONE-SHOT TIME CODEC INTERVAL TIME CODEC PREREC MODE CODEC REC SPEED CODEC AUDIO REC...
Page 53: Display Setup
11-1-8. DISPLAY SETUP OPERATION MODE ITEM STORED IN TAPE ZEBRA DETECT 1 ZEBRA DETECT 2 CODEC MARKER SAFETY ZONE VIDEO OUT OSD DATE/TIME CODEC CODEC LEVEL METER ZOOM FOCUS CODEC CARD/TAPE BATT OTHER DISPLAY CODEC CODEC CAMERA DATA LCD BACKLIGHT LCD SET EVF SET SELF SHOOT...
Page 54: Option Menu
11-1-11. OPTION MENU OPERATION MODE ITEM STORED IN TAPE 1394 STATUS ----- 1394 CONFIG CODEC 11-1-12. DUBBING SETUP OPERATION MODE ITEM STORED IN TAPE FORMAT SEL ----- PULLDOWN SEL *P model only CODEC SETUP(TAPE) *P model only 11-2. Service menu data !: Displayed X: Not displayed CAM: CAM EEPROM...
Page 55: Adjust Menu
11-2-2. ADJUST MENU OPERATION MODE ITEM STORED IN TAPE ATF GAIN ----- LINEARITY ----- AUDIO FILTER ----- Y LEVEL C LEVEL CMPNT Y LEVEL CMPNT PB LEVEL CMPNT PR LEVEL DEFECT COMP ----- DEBUG DISP ----- DEBUG MODE ----- LCD OFFSET EVF OFFSET 1394 GAP COUNT CODEC...
Page 56: Pc Evr Software
12. PC EVR software 12-1. Required tools and equipment for PC EVR software When the PC EVR software is used, the following tools are required. NAME Part Number Pcs. Remark PC EVR software VVS0030 Download from the Global Service WEB site. Measuring board VFK1988 Extension cable...
Page 57 2. Loosen the screw and remove the EVR cover. SCREW EVR COVER 3. Connect the Extension Cable (VFK1989) to connector P2 on Measuring Board (VFK1988) VFK1989 Connect VFK1989 with connector P2 as shown in picture. unit will work connector is attached backwards. 4.
Page 58 5. Supply DC6V-9V to the Measuring Board (VFK1988). Please use the DC cable and AC Adapter to supply DC voltage to Measuring Board. 6. Connect a 9 pin RS-232C cross cable between the Measuring Board and RS-232C connector on Personal Computer as shown in Figure.
Page 59: Setup Of Pc Evr Software
12-3. Setup of PC EVR software 1. Copy all files of the PC EVR software (VVS0030) for AG-HVX200/202 series to the PC. 2. Supply power to the Camera-Recorder and turn power ON. 3. Start up the PC EVR software by double-clicking “VVS0030.exe”. When communication between the PC and the Camera-Recorder has been succeeded, the following screen will appear.
Page 60: Save And Write Eeprom Data
13. Save and write EEPROM data < PREPARATION > When EEPROM data save and write, the PC EVR software is used. Please connect the tools and set up the PC EVR software follow the item “12. PC EVR software”. Page INF-38) 13-1.
Page 61 6. Select “EEPROM Read(R)” in “File(F)” menu and select “32K” on EEPROM Read screen. 7. Click “OK” button and reading starts. 8. Green is displayed to the status lamp while reading it. When writing is completed, the status lamp changes into a blue display and a message of the “reading is completed”...
Page 62 9. Select “Save Image File(S)” in “File(F)” menu. 10. The file name is input, and the place that saves a file is specified. The following message is displayed when saving a file. NOTE: Please make it to the file name to be able to distinguish the latter half part. 11.
Page 63: Save Data Of Codec And Vtr-Eeprom
13-1-2. Save data of CODEC and VTR-EEPROM 1. Set SW8 on the measuring board to “SYS” side (For CODEC). 1. Set SW8 on the measuring board to “VTR” side (For VTR). 2. This camera recorder is set to P2-CAMERA mode (For CODEC). 2.
Page 64: Write Eeprom Data From Pc To Camera-Recorder
13-2. Write EEPROM data from PC to Camera-Recorder You can return the Camera-Recorder to the condition before board exchanged by writing EEPROM data to new board, which has been saved before board exchanged. 13-2-1. Write data of Camera-EEPROM There is 64K of CAMERA EEPROM of this unit. It is necessary to write two files as the latter half and first half part, because this EVR software can be written at a time only 32K.
Page 65 NOTE: When you over-write the saved EEPROM data to new board, please confirm whether it is the same EEPROM version of saved EEPROM and EEPROM on new board. In case of version is difference, please contact the Panasonic Service Engineering about interchange-ability. INF-47...
Page 66: Write Data Of Codec And Vtr-Eeprom
NOTE: When you over-write the saved EEPROM data to new board, please confirm whether it is the same EEPROM version of saved EEPROM and EEPROM on new board. In case of version is difference, please contact the Panasonic Service Engineering about interchange-ability. INF-48...
Page 67: Eeprom Data Update Procedure
14. EEPROM data update procedure < PREPARATION > When EEPROM data updates, the PC EVR software is used. Please connect the tools and set up the PC EVR software follow the item “12. PC EVR software”. Page INF-38) 14-1. Update of Camera-EEPROM Please download software of latest CAMERA EEPROM and the mask file to PC.
Page 68 9. Select the mask file “ex.) K230_mask64.txt” of latter half part. 10. Click “Set” button in the Mask Address Setting screen, the mask is set. 11. Select “EEPROM Write(W)” in “File(F)” menu, following message will appear. When “Cancel(C)” button is clicked, writing EEPROM data is canceled. When “OK”...
Page 69: Update Of Codec And Vtr-Eeprom
14-2. Update of CODEC and VTR-EEPROM Please download software of latest CAMERA EEPROM and the mask file to PC. 1. Set SW8 on the measuring board to “SYS” side (For CODEC). 1. Set SW8 on the measuring board to “VTR” side (For VTR). 2.
Page 70 9. Select the mask file and click “Set” button in the Mask Address Setting screen, the mask is set. Mask file for CODEC: “ex.) e2ptx_nt_mask.txt ” Mask file for VTR: “ex.) K230EEP_MASK.txt” 10. Select “EEPROM Write(W)” in “File(F)” menu, following message will appear. When “Cancel(C)”...
Page 71: Uid Writing Procedure
5. Input the last 8 figure numbers in Data(Hex) box. When the last 8 figure numbers are noted in advance, input the same numbers as noted ones. If the last 8 figures are missed, new numbers are given. So please contact the Panasonic Service Engineering. 6. Click “Send” button, the writing starts.
Page 72: Rewriting Setting Of Data According To Destination
16. Rewriting setting of data according to destination When the CODEC board or VTR board is exchanged to new one, this operation is required (Refer to page INF-12 and 13). < PREPARATION > When rewriting setting of data according to destination, the PC EVR software is used. Please connect the tools and set up the PC EVR software follow the item “12.
Page 73: In Case Of Vtr Board Is Exchanged (Required Only For En Model)
4. Select “VTR(V)” mode after start up the PC EVR software, and click “OK” button. 5. Select “EVR Command” in “File(F)” menu and set each item on EVR Command screen following the content shown in step 3. ex.) AG-HVX202EN When setting of MAIN AREA 6.
Page 74: Factory Initialize
17. Factory Initialize When the FACTORY initialization is executed, the following data etc. are initialized. ! Setting menu (factory default) ! GUI menu (factory default) ! META data ! Counter value of P2 and VTR NOTE: The value of the hour meter is not reset. <...
Page 75 HANDLE 4ECM 24P FFC HANDLE C.B.A. UNIT UNIT SPEAKER PANEL UNIT HANDLE ZOOM ZOOM SIDE JACK2 TOP CON BUTTON SPEAKER C.B.A. C.B.A. POWER SW C.B.A. (HANDLE) P653 P652 F REMOCON TALLY LAMP L M H ZOOM SW SENSOR (FRONT) FOCUS/IRIS ZOOM C.B.A.
Page 76: Circuit Board Layout
19. CIRCUIT BOARD LAYOUT HANDLE C.B.A. REMOCON C.B.A. EVF CON C.B.A. TOP CON C.B.A. TOP OP C.B.A. CAM TO TOP OP C.B.A. ZOOM C.B.A. BACK PANEL C.B.A. MECHA IF C.B.A. SIDE JACK2 C.B.A. DI IN C.B.A. SD CARD C.B.A. POWER SW C.B.A. P2 CARD TO CORDEC C.B.A.
Page 177 MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENT AG-HVX200P/AN/E/MC/HVX202EN MODEL: 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 and T2 Post ..................MECH-2 1-4. Connection of Measuring Board ..................MECH-2 1-5.
Page 178: 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 179: Adjustment Of S1 And T2 Post
1-3. Adjustment of S1 and T2 Post LISTA linearity and Envelope waveform are adjusted by S1 and T2 post. To adjust height of S1 and T2 post, below indicated operation is required. 1. Set to TAPE-VCR mode in camera recorder and open the cassette cover. 2.
Page 180 2. Loosen the screw and remove the EVR COVER. SCREW EVR COVER 3. Connect the Extension Cable (VFK1989) to connector P2 on Measuring Board (VFK1988) VFK1989 Connect VFK1989 with connector P2 as shown in picture. unit will work connector is attached backwards. 4.
Page 181: Connection Of Lista Adjustment System
1-5. Connection of LISTA Adjustment System TAPE VFM3000LS (DV LISTA) M. EQ Personal Computer (A/D Board should be installed.) TOOL VFK1481N (LISTA Software), VFK1186 (LISTA Cable), VFK1300 (A/D Converter Board), VFK1988 (Measuring Board), VFK1989 (Extension Cable) TP41 : ATF ERR, TP8 : HID , GND : TP21 or 22 1.
Page 182: 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 VFK1481N(LISTA Software) to it on PC. Type “LISTA”...
Page 183: 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 184: Lista Sensitivity Detection
1-8. LISTA Sensitivity Detection TP41 : ATF ERR, TP8 : HID , GND : TP21 or 22 VTR MODE PLAY ADJ. MODE Refer to below explanation TAPE VFM3000LS (DV LISTA) µ µ SPEC. 70 mV / m to 170 mV / Select at Sensitivity Detection.
Page 185: Lista Linearity Adjustment
1-9. LISTA Linearity Adjustment TP41 : ATF ERR, TP8 : HID , GND : TP21 or 22 ADJ. S1 and T2 Post Height VTR MODE PLAY ADJ. MODE Refer to below explanation TAPE VFM3000LS (DV LISTA) TOOL VFK1899 : Post Driver µ...
Page 186 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 187: Tape Pass Confirmation
1-10. Tape Pass Confirmation 1. Set the camera recorder to TAPE-VCR mode. 2. Insert the Blank tape to the camera recorder. 3. Open the cassette cover follow the item “1-3. Adjustment of S1 and T2 Post” in this section. 4. 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.
Page 188: Mechanical Parts Replacement Procedure
2. Mechanical parts replacement procedure 2-1. Cleaning Roller Unit (Removal) 1. Remove the Mechanism Unit. 2. Unscrew the 2 screws (A) and (B), then remove the Cleaning Roller Unit. SCREW (B) Cleaning Roller Unit SCREW (A) Figure A (Installation) 1. Hook the portion (B) of Cleaning Roller Unit to portion (A) of Mechanism Chassis and install the Cleaning Roller Unit.
Page 189 ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT AG-HVX200P/AN/E/MC/HVX202EN MODEL: CONTENTS 1. Adjustment after replacement of major parts................ELE-1 1-1. CAMERA Adjustment ......................ELE-1 1-2. VTR Adjustment.........................ELE-1 2. Required tools and equipment for each adjustment items ............ELE-2 3. Adjustment system........................ELE-3 3-1. Required tools and equipment for PC EVR software ............ELE-3 3-2.
Page 190: Adjustment After Replacement Of Major Parts
1. Adjustment after replacement of major parts If one of the Major part listed requires replacement, the table below indicates what electrical adjustments are required. 1-1. CAMERA Adjustment CAMERA LENS Ass`y ZOOM SIDE CAMERA ZOOM ADJUSTMENT ITEM JACK1 LENS PRISM Board MOTOR Ass`y...
Page 191 2. Required tools and equipment for each adj. items. Below indicated tools are required to perform each adjustment in addition to tools in introduced in item 3-1. Adjustment Item Required Tool Remark CAMERA Zoom SW Center Value Unnecessary Hall Amp (Auto) Unnecessary Iris PWM (Auto) Unnecessary...
Page 192: Adjustment System
3. Adjustment system When performing the electrical adjustment, the PC EVR software is used. 3-1. Required tools and equipment for PC EVR software When the PC EVR software is used, the following tools are required. NAME Part Number Pcs. Remark PC EVR software VVS0030 Download from the Global Service WEB site.
Page 193 2. Loosen the screw and remove the EVR cover. SCREW EVR COVER 3. Connect the Extension Cable (VFK1989) to connector P2 on Measuring Board (VFK1988) VFK1989 Connect VFK1989 with connector P2 as shown in picture. unit will work connector is attached backwards. 4.
Page 194 5. Supply DC6V-9V to the Measuring Board (VFK1988). Please use the DC cable and AC Adapter to supply DC voltage to Measuring Board. 6. Connect a 9 pin RS-232C cross cable between the Measuring Board and RS-232C connector on Personal Computer as shown in Figure.
Page 195: Adjustment Procedure (Camera Section)
4. Adjustment procedure (CAMERA section) Set the AUTO/MANUAL switch to MANUAL position. Confirm that the SW8 on measuring board sets to “SYS” side. 4-1. Setup of PC EVR software for camera adjustment 1. Copy all files of the PC EVR software (VVS0030) for AG-HVX200/202 series to the PC. 2.
Page 196: Zoom Sw Center Value Adjustment
4-2. Zoom SW center value adjustment 1. Select “EVR Command” in “File(F)” menu and set each item on EVR Command screen as follows. Command Read Data Length 2Byte Device Check in box Local Address(Hex) 0007 2. Click “Send” button, the data of 0007 and 0008 address is displayed, and confirm that the status lamp is green.
Page 197 Calculation of zoom SW center value 11. Calculate the center value with the minimum value of T side and the maximum value of W side as follows. <For example> Calculate center value 0007 (Upper) 0008 (Lower) Select minumum value 01C3 Tele (01C3 + 022C)÷2 = 01F7 Lower...
Page 198: Hall Amp Adjustment (Auto)
4-3. Hall Amp adjustment (Auto) 1. Select “EVR Command” in “File(F)” menu and set each item on EVR Command screen as follows. Command Write Data Length 1Byte Device Local Address(Hex) 0000 Data(Hex) 2. Click “Send” button. Automatic adjustment starts. 3. After the status lamp display is return to blue, set each item on EVR Command screen as follows. Command Read Data Length...
Page 199: Iris Pwm Adjustment (Auto)
4-4. Iris PWM adjustment (Auto) 1. Select “EVR Command” in “File(F)” menu and set each item on EVR Command screen as follows. Command Write Data Length 1Byte Device Local Address(Hex) 0000 Data(Hex) 2. Click “Send” button. Automatic adjustment starts. 3. After the status lamp display is return to blue, set each item on EVR Command screen as follows. Command Read Data Length...
Page 200: Oisu Adjustment (Auto)
4-5. OISu adjustment (Auto) 1. Select “EVR Command” in “File(F)” menu and set each item on EVR Command screen as follows. Command Write Data Length 1Byte Device Local Address(Hex) 0000 Data(Hex) 2. Click “Send” button. Automatic adjustment starts. 3. After the status lamp display is return to blue, set each item on EVR Command screen as follows. Command Read Data Length...
Page 201: Zoom Tracking Adjustment (Auto)
4-6. Zoom tracking adjustment (Auto) 1. Set the 82mm Attachment Ring (VFK1987) to the front of Lens. 2. Set the 43mm attachment ring (VFK1164TAR43) to the Collimator (VFK1164TCM01). 3. Set the Collimator (VFK1164TCM01) with the 43mm attachment ring (VFK1164TAR43) to 82mm Attachment Ring (VFK1987).
Page 202: Ccd White Scratch Damage Revision Adjustment (Auto)
4-7. CCD white scratch damage revision adjustment (Auto) 1. Select “EVR Command” in “File(F)” menu and set each item on EVR Command screen as follows. Command Write Data Length 1Byte Device Local Address(Hex) 0000 Data(Hex) 2. Click “Send” button. Automatic adjustment starts. 3.
Page 203: White Balance Adjustment
4-8. White balance adjustment Please adjust it according to the following flow chart when you adjust the white balance. 4-8-1. Preparation of White balance adjustment 4-8-2. White balance adjustment (3100K) (Auto) 4-8-3. White balance adjustment (5100K) (Auto) 4-8-4. White balance adjustment (4500K) (Auto) 4-8-5.
Page 204 9. After the status lamp display is return to blue, change the local address to “0000” and change the data to “03”. Command Write Data Length 1Byte Device Local Address(Hex) 0000 Data(Hex) 10. Click “Send” button. 11. After the status lamp display is return to blue, set each item on EVR Command screen as follows. Command Read Data Length...
Page 205: White Balance Adjustment (3100K) (Auto)
4-8-2. White balance adjustment (3100K) (Auto) 1. Select “EVR Command” in “File(F)” menu and set each item on EVR Command screen as follows. Command Write Data Length 1Byte Device Local Address(Hex) 0096 Data(Hex) 2. Click “Send” button. Automatic adjustment starts. 3.
Page 206 7. Set each item on EVR Command screen as follows. Click “Send” button. Automatic adjustment starts. Command Write Data Length 1Byte Device Local Address(Hex) 0096 Data(Hex) 8. After the status lamp display is return to blue, change the local address to “0000” and change the data to “03”. Command Write Data Length...
Page 207: White Balance Adjustment (5100K) (Auto)
4-8-3. White balance adjustment (5100K) (Auto) 1. Set the Color Conversion filters (LB120: VFK1347), (LBA2: VFK1884) and (LBB6: VFK1888) to the CC Filter Holder (VFK1345). 2. Set the one Step-down Ring (VFK1346) and two Step-up Rings (VFK1659, VFK1660) to the CC Filter Holder as shown in figure.
Page 208: White Balance Adjustment (4500K) (Auto)
9. After the status lamp display is return to blue, set each item on EVR Command screen as follows. Command Read Data Length 1Byte Device Local Address(Hex) 0000 10. Click “Send” button and confirm that the data of 0000 address is displayed as “00”. 4-8-4.
Page 209: White Balance Adjustment (3600K) (Auto) (Required Only For Ntsc Model)
7. After the status lamp display is return to blue, change the local address to “0000” and change the data to “03”. Command Write Data Length 1Byte Device Local Address(Hex) 0000 Data(Hex) 8. Click “Send” button. Automatic adjustment starts. 9. After the status lamp display is return to blue, set each item on EVR Command screen as follows. Command Read Data Length...
Page 210 5. Select “EVR Command” in “File(F)” menu and set each item on EVR Command screen as follows. Command Write Data Length 1Byte Device Local Address(Hex) 0096 Data(Hex) 6. Click “Send” button. Automatic adjustment starts. 7. After the status lamp display is return to blue, change the local address to “0000” and change the data to “03”. Command Write Data Length...
Page 211: End Of White Balance Adjustment Processing
4-8-6. End of White Balance adjustment processing 1. Set each item on EVR Command screen as follows. Click “Send” button. Command Write Data Length 1Byte Device Local Address(Hex) 0096 Data(Hex) 2. After the status lamp display is return to blue, change the local address to “0000” and change the data to “03”. Command Write Data Length...
Page 212: White Shading Adjustment (Auto)
4-9. White shading adjustment (Auto) 1. Set the GAIN SW of Camera-Recorder to L (0dB). 2. Set the ATW to OFF. 3. Set the Iris to Auto. 4. Aim the Camera-Recorder at white paper under the Halogen lamp condition (3100K, 2000Lux). 5.
Page 213: Sync Level (Ntsc: 1080/60I) (Pal: 1080/50I) Adjustment
4-10. SYNC level (NTSC: 1080/60i) (PAL: 1080/50i) adjustment 1. Connect the WFM to the COMPONENT Y OUT with 75ohm termination. NOTE: Component video cable and PIN-BNC conversion cable are used. 2. Press BARS button to output a color bars signal. 3.
Page 214 A = -300mV ± ± ± ± 6mV 8. After completing the adjustment, the check on “Continuous” is removed. 9. Set each item on EVR Command screen as follows. Click “Send” button. Command Read Data Length 1Byte Device Local Address(Hex) 0B75 10.
Page 215: Y Level (Ntsc: 1080/60I) (Pal: 1080/50I) Adjustment
4-11. Y level (NTSC: 1080/60i) (PAL: 1080/50i) adjustment 1. Connect the WFM to the COMPONENT Y OUT with 75ohm termination. NOTE: Component video cable and PIN-BNC conversion cable are used. 2. Press BARS button to output a color bars signal. 3.
Page 216: Pb Level (Ntsc: 1080/60I) (Pal: 1080/50I) Adjustment
4-12. Pb level (NTSC: 1080/60i) (PAL: 1080/50i) adjustment 1. Connect the WFM to the COMPONENT Pb OUT with 75ohm termination. NOTE: Component video cable and PIN-BNC conversion cable are used. 2. Press BARS button to output a color bars signal. 3.
Page 217: Pr Level (Ntsc: 1080/60I) (Pal: 1080/50I) Adjustment
4-13. Pr level (NTSC: 1080/60i) (PAL: 1080/50i) adjustment 1. Connect the WFM to the COMPONENT Pr OUT with 75ohm termination. NOTE: Component video cable and PIN-BNC conversion cable are used. 2. Press BARS button to output a color bars signal. 3.
Page 218: Luminance Level Adjustment
4-14. Luminance level adjustment 1. Connect the WFM to the VIDEO OUT with 75ohm termination. 2. Press BARS button to output a color bars signal. 3. Select “EVR Command” in “File(F)” menu and set each item on EVR Command screen as follows. Click “Send”...
Page 219: Chroma Level Adjustment
4-15. Chroma level adjustment 1. Connect the WFM to the VIDEO OUT with 75ohm termination. 2. Press BARS button to output a color bars signal. 3. Select “EVR Command” in “File(F)” menu and set each item on EVR Command screen as follows. Click “Send”...
Page 220: Setup Adjustment (Required Only For Ntsc Model)
4-16. SETUP adjustment (Required only for NTSC model) An initial value of item SETUP of the CAMERA SETUP menu is set to “7.5%A”. NOTE: It is a setting of the item SETUP displayed in the P2-CAMERA mode. 1. Select “EVR Command” in “File(F)” menu and set each item on EVR Command screen as follows. Command Write Data Length...
Page 221: Adjustment Procedure (Vtr Section)
5. Adjustment procedure (VTR section) When VTR is adjusted, the PC EVR software (VVS0032) for VTR adjustment is used. Confirm that the SW8 on measuring board sets to “VTR” side. 5-1. Preparation of adjustment 5-1-1. Setup of PC EVR software for VTR adjustment 1.
Page 222: Explanation Of Main Menu
5-1-3. Explanation of main menu 1: Software name and version 5: VTR adjustment 2: List of adjustment items 6: µCOM version When required 4: Phenomenon when adjustment is not good 5-2. Sensitivity adjustment of tape sensors (Auto) NOTE: Do not insert the tape end/beg detect cassette to the Camera-Recorder. 1.
Page 223: Pg Shifter Adjustment (Auto)
5-3. PG shifter adjustment (Auto) 1. Connect the oscilloscope to “TP6: SPA” and “TP8: HID” on the measuring board. TP8: HID TP6: SPA 2. Insert the DV color bar alignment tape (VFM3010EDS: NTSC or VFM3110EDS: PAL) to the Camera-Recorder. 3. Double-click the adjustment item “VCR PG shifter adjustment” in the main menu. The following screen will appear.
Page 224 BLOCK DIAGRAMS AG-HVX200/P/AN/E/MC/HVX202EN MODEL: CONTENTS OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM......................BLK-1 VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM .......................BLK-2 VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM (TAPE-CAMERA REC) ..............BLK-3 VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM (VCR REC: EXT IN) ..............BLK-4 VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM (VCR REC: 1394 IN) ..............BLK-5 VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM (VCR PLAY) ..................BLK-6 VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM (P2-CAMERA REC) ..............BLK-7 VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM (MCR REC: 1394 IN) ..............BLK-8 VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM (MCR PLAY) .................BLK-9...
Page 225: Overall Block Diagram
OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM 4ECM HANDLE UNIT AUDIO EXT MIC CH2 C.B.A. CONTROL AVIO SPEAKER INPUT SPEAKER UNIT PHONE INPUT TOP OP CH1/CH2 C.B.A. EVF UNIT MECHA I/F AUDIO AVIO IN/OUT C.B.A. MECH Head VIDEO IN/OUT HEAD/REC DRIVER PANEL S_VIDEO IN/OUT COMPONENT SIDE JACK1 C.B.A.
Page 226: Video Block Diagram
VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM J100<1> P100<1> P100<1> P107<1> P1005 VIDEO V_IO V_IO VIN1 VIN1 IN/OUT P100<1> P100<1> P107<1> P1005 CCD FLEX Y_IO Y_IO YIN1 YIN1 S_VIDEO SIDE IC101<2> IC103<2> C.B.A. LCD UNIT IN/OUT C_IO P1<1> LCD LEV C.B.A. C_IO CIN1 CIN1 CASE B CCD CDS_P_B...
Page 227: Video Block Diagram (Tape-Camera Rec)
VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM (TAPE-CAMERA REC) J100<1> P100<1> P100<1> P107<1> P1005 VIDEO V_IO V_IO VIN1 VIN1 IN/OUT P100<1> P100<1> P107<1> P1005 CCD FLEX Y_IO Y_IO YIN1 YIN1 S_VIDEO SIDE IC101<2> IC103<2> C.B.A. LCD UNIT IN/OUT C_IO P1<1> LCD LEV C.B.A. C_IO CIN1 CIN1 CASE...
Page 228: Video Block Diagram (Vcr Rec: Ext In)
VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM (VCR REC: EXT IN) J100<1> P100<1> P100<1> P107<1> P1005 VIDEO V_IO V_IO VIN1 VIN1 IN/OUT P100<1> P100<1> P107<1> P1005 CCD FLEX Y_IO Y_IO YIN1 YIN1 S_VIDEO SIDE IC101<2> IC103<2> C.B.A. LCD UNIT IN/OUT C_IO P1<1> LCD LEV C.B.A. C_IO CIN1 CIN1...
Page 229: Video Block Diagram (Vcr Rec: 1394 In)
VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM (VCR REC: 1394 IN) J100<1> P100<1> P100<1> P107<1> P1005 VIDEO V_IO V_IO VIN1 VIN1 IN/OUT P100<1> P100<1> P107<1> P1005 CCD FLEX Y_IO Y_IO YIN1 YIN1 S_VIDEO SIDE IC101<2> IC103<2> C.B.A. LCD UNIT IN/OUT C_IO P1<1> LCD LEV C.B.A. C_IO CIN1 CIN1...
Page 230: Video Block Diagram (Vcr Play)
VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM (VCR PLAY) J100<1> P100<1> P100<1> P107<1> P1005 VIDEO V_IO V_IO VIN1 VIN1 IN/OUT P100<1> P100<1> P107<1> P1005 CCD FLEX Y_IO Y_IO YIN1 YIN1 S_VIDEO SIDE IC101<2> IC103<2> C.B.A. LCD UNIT IN/OUT C_IO P1<1> LCD LEV C.B.A. C_IO CIN1 CIN1 CASE...
Page 231: Video Block Diagram (P2-Camera Rec)
VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM (P2-CAMERA REC) J100<1> P100<1> P100<1> P107<1> P1005 VIDEO V_IO V_IO VIN1 VIN1 IN/OUT P100<1> P100<1> P107<1> P1005 CCD FLEX Y_IO Y_IO YIN1 YIN1 S_VIDEO SIDE IC101<2> IC103<2> C.B.A. LCD UNIT IN/OUT C_IO P1<1> LCD LEV C.B.A. C_IO CIN1 CIN1 CASE...
Page 232: Video Block Diagram (Mcr Rec: 1394 In)
VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM (MCR REC: 1394 IN) J100<1> P100<1> P100<1> P107<1> P1005 VIDEO V_IO V_IO VIN1 VIN1 IN/OUT P100<1> P100<1> P107<1> P1005 CCD FLEX Y_IO Y_IO YIN1 YIN1 S_VIDEO SIDE IC101<2> IC103<2> C.B.A. LCD UNIT IN/OUT C_IO P1<1> LCD LEV C.B.A. C_IO CIN1 CIN1...
Page 233: Video Block Diagram (Mcr Play)
VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM (MCR PLAY) J100<1> P100<1> P100<1> P107<1> P1005 VIDEO V_IO V_IO VIN1 VIN1 IN/OUT P100<1> P100<1> P107<1> P1005 CCD FLEX Y_IO Y_IO YIN1 YIN1 S_VIDEO SIDE IC101<2> IC103<2> C.B.A. LCD UNIT IN/OUT C_IO P1<1> LCD LEV C.B.A. C_IO CIN1 CIN1 CASE...
Page 234: Video Block Diagram (Dubbing)
VIDEO BLOCK DIAGRAM (DUBBING) J100<1> P100<1> P100<1> P107<1> P1005 VIDEO V_IO V_IO VIN1 VIN1 IN/OUT P100<1> P100<1> P107<1> P1005 CCD FLEX Y_IO Y_IO YIN1 YIN1 S_VIDEO SIDE IC101<2> IC103<2> C.B.A. LCD UNIT IN/OUT C_IO P1<1> LCD LEV C.B.A. C_IO CIN1 CIN1 CASE B CCD...
Page 235: Audio Block Diagram
AUDIO BLOCK DIAGRAM P502 P503 P104<1> IC210<2> IC602<6> HANDLE UNIT P600<6> P50<2> SP OUT1 SP OUT1 24B SP OUT1 HANDLE CH1_VR_IN CH1_VR_IN INT/EXT 4ECM SP OUT2 SP OUT2 25A SP OUT2 AUDXLRINT3 CH1 LEV VR C.B.A. P3<2> IC3<3> MIC_RF VR50<2> P503 P104<1>...
Page 236: Audio Block Diagram (Tape-Camera Rec: Line In)
AUDIO BLOCK DIAGRAM (TAPE-CAMERA REC: LINE IN) P502 P503 P104<1> IC210<2> IC602<6> HANDLE UNIT P600<6> P50<2> SP OUT1 SP OUT1 24B SP OUT1 HANDLE CH1_VR_IN CH1_VR_IN INT/EXT 4ECM SP OUT2 SP OUT2 25A SP OUT2 AUDXLRINT3 CH1 LEV VR C.B.A. P3<2>...
Page 237: Audio Block Diagram (Tape-Camera Rec: Mic In)
AUDIO BLOCK DIAGRAM (TAPE-CAMERA REC: MIC IN) P502 P503 IC210<2> P104<1> IC602<6> HANDLE UNIT P600<6> P50<2> SP OUT1 SP OUT1 24B SP OUT1 HANDLE CH1_VR_IN CH1_VR_IN 4ECM 25A SP OUT2 INT/EXT CH1 LEV VR SP OUT2 SP OUT2 AUDXLRINT3 C.B.A. P3<2>...
Page 238: Audio Block Diagram (Vcr Rec: 1394 In)
AUDIO BLOCK DIAGRAM (VCR REC: 1394 IN) P503 P502 P104<1> IC210<2> IC602<6> HANDLE UNIT P600<6> P50<2> SP OUT1 SP OUT1 24B SP OUT1 HANDLE CH1_VR_IN CH1_VR_IN 4ECM INT/EXT SP OUT2 SP OUT2 25A SP OUT2 AUDXLRINT3 CH1 LEV VR C.B.A. P3<2>...
Page 239: Audio Block Diagram (Vcr Play)
AUDIO BLOCK DIAGRAM (VCR PLAY) P503 P502 P104<1> IC210<2> IC602<6> HANDLE UNIT P600<6> P50<2> SP OUT1 SP OUT1 24B SP OUT1 HANDLE CH1_VR_IN CH1_VR_IN 4ECM INT/EXT SP OUT2 SP OUT2 25A SP OUT2 AUDXLRINT3 CH1 LEV VR C.B.A. P3<2> IC3<3> MIC_RF VR50<2>...
Page 240: Audio Block Diagram (P2-Camera Rec: Mic In)
AUDIO BLOCK DIAGRAM (P2-CAMERA REC: MIC IN) P502 P503 P104<1> IC210<2> IC602<6> HANDLE UNIT P600<6> P50<2> SP OUT1 SP OUT1 24B SP OUT1 HANDLE CH1_VR_IN CH1_VR_IN INT/EXT 4ECM SP OUT2 SP OUT2 25A SP OUT2 AUDXLRINT3 CH1 LEV VR C.B.A. P3<2>...
Page 241: Audio Block Diagram (Mcr Play)
AUDIO BLOCK DIAGRAM (MCR PLAY) P502 P503 P104<1> IC210<2> IC602<6> HANDLE UNIT P600<6> P50<2> SP OUT1 SP OUT1 24B SP OUT1 HANDLE CH1_VR_IN CH1_VR_IN INT/EXT 4ECM SP OUT2 SP OUT2 25A SP OUT2 AUDXLRINT3 CH1 LEV VR C.B.A. P3<2> IC3<3> MIC_RF VR50<2>...
Page 242: Audio Block Diagram (Mcr Rec: 1394 In)
AUDIO BLOCK DIAGRAM (MCR REC: 1394 IN) P503 P502 P104<1> IC210<2> IC602<6> HANDLE UNIT P600<6> P50<2> SP OUT1 SP OUT1 24B SP OUT1 HANDLE CH1_VR_IN CH1_VR_IN 4ECM INT/EXT SP OUT2 SP OUT2 25A SP OUT2 AUDXLRINT3 CH1 LEV VR C.B.A. P3<2>...
Page 243: Audio Block Diagram (Dubbing Mode)
AUDIO BLOCK DIAGRAM (DUBBING mode) P502 P503 P104<1> IC210<2> IC602<6> HANDLE UNIT P600<6> P50<2> SP OUT1 SP OUT1 24B SP OUT1 HANDLE CH1_VR_IN CH1_VR_IN INT/EXT 4ECM SP OUT2 SP OUT2 25A SP OUT2 AUDXLRINT3 CH1 LEV VR C.B.A. P3<2> IC3<3> MIC_RF VR50<2>...
Page 244: Lens Drive (Camera C.b.a.) Block Diagram
LENS DRIVE (CAMERA C.B.A.) BLOCK DIAGRAM IC806<11>(LENS DRIVE) IC401<7>(STING) P2<1> IRM+ IRIS_DRV+ R_AFE(0-13) LENS UNIT IRM- IRIS_DRV- R DATA IRIS_H_OUT+ IRIS_PWM IRIS PWMIRIS IRIS_H_OUT- DRIVE IRIS_H_IN- IRIS IRIS_H_IN+ G_AFE(0-13) & FM_DRV+ From FOCUS G DATA FOCUS IC303-5<6> FM_DRV- DRIVE FC_PWM CONTROL PWMLIN FC_LCMP...
Page 245: Servo Drive (Vtr / Mecha If C.b.a.) Block Diagram
SERVO DRIVE (VTR / MECHA IF C.B.A.) BLOCK DIAGRAM MECHANISM UNIT IP1<3>(CONTROL MICON) P2<2> P1<1> P2<1> DEW A3 P2<2> P1<1> P7<1> C-DOWN C_DOWN C_DOWN AA16 CASSETTE T_PHOTO T_PHOTO T_PHOTO DOWN SW S_PHOTO S_PHOTO S_PHOTO T_PHOTO_SW2 NOREG SENS_LED_A Q1<1> T_PHOTO_SW1 SENS_LED_K T PHOTO S PHOTO S_PHOTO_SW2...
Page 246 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS AG-HVX200/P/AN/E/MC/HVX202EN MODEL: NOTE: BE SURE TO MAKE YOUR ORDERS OF REPLACEMENT PARTS ACCORDING TO PARTS LIST SECTION.
Page 247 CONTENTS INTERCONNECTION BOTTOM CON INTERCONNECTION (1/2) ......... SCM001 BOTTOM_CON (1/1) ........... SCM054 INTERCONNECTION (2/2) ......... SCM002 SIDE JACK1 CAMERA CONNECTOR (1/2) ............. SCM055 XLR1 (2/2) ..............SCM056 CONNECTOR (1/13)........... SCM003 CLK (2/13) ..............SCM004 EXT MIC2 TG_FPGA (3/13) ............SCM005 EXT MIC2 (1/1)............
Page 248 CONTENTS CAMERA R SIDE FPC CAMERA R SIDE FPC (1/1) ........SCM089 VTR MECHA IF FPC VTR MECHA IF FPC (1/1) ...........SCM090...
Page 249: Interconnection
COMPONENT INTERCONNECTION 01/02 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. (1/2) SCM001...
Page 250: Interconnection (2/2)
COMPONENT INTERCONNECTION 02/02 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. (2/2) SCM002...
Page 251 COMPONENT CAMERA (CONNECTOR) 01/13 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0486(1/13) VEP23647A/B SCM003...
Page 252 COMPONENT CAMERA (CLK) 02/13 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0486(2/13) VEP23647A/B SCM004...
Page 253 COMPONENT CAMERA (TG_FPGA) 03/13 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0486(3/13) VEP23647A/B SCM005...
Page 254 COMPONENT CAMERA (V_DRIVER) 04/13 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0486(4/13) VEP23647A/B SCM006...
Page 255 COMPONENT CAMERA (CCD_VREG) 05/13 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0486(5/13) VEP23647A/B SCM007...
Page 256 COMPONENT CAMERA (AFE) 06/13 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0486(6/13) VEP23647A/B SCM008...
Page 257 COMPONENT CAMERA (STING) 07/13 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0486(7/13) VEP23647A/B SCM009...
Page 258 COMPONENT CAMERA (uCON) 08/13 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0486(8/13) VEP23647A/B SCM010...
Page 259 COMPONENT CAMERA (ANALOG_I/O) 09/13 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0486(9/13) VEP23647A/B SCM011...
Page 260 COMPONENT CAMERA (VIDEO_I/O) 10/13 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0486(10/13) VEP23647A/B SCM012...
Page 261 COMPONENT CAMERA (LENS_DRIVE) 11/13 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0486(11/13) VEP23647A/B SCM013...
Page 262 COMPONENT CAMERA (ZM_MR_IF) 12/13 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0486(12/13) VEP23647A/B SCM014...
Page 263 COMPONENT CAMERA (TMP_OUT) 13/13 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0486(13/13) VEP23647A/B SCM015...
Page 264 COMPONENT CODEC (CONNECTOR) 01/10 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0367(1/10) VEP03G89A/B SCM016...
Page 265 COMPONENT CODEC (SH4) 02/10 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0367(2/10) VEP03G89A/B SCM017...
Page 266 COMPONENT CODEC (SH4-MEMORY) 03/10 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0367(3/10) VEP03G89A/B SCM018...
Page 267 COMPONENT CODEC (TX19) 04/10 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0367(4/10) VEP03G89A/B SCM019...
Page 268 COMPONENT CODEC (ZION) 05/10 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0367(5/10) VEP03G89A/B SCM020...
Page 269 COMPONENT CODEC (ZION-SDRAM) 06/10 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0367(6/10) VEP03G89A/B SCM021...
Page 270 COMPONENT CODEC (AUDIO PLL) 07/10 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0367(7/10) VEP03G89A/B SCM022...
Page 271 COMPONENT CODEC (FPGA) 08/10 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0367(8/10) VEP03G89A/B SCM023...
Page 272 COMPONENT CODEC (OHCI) 09/10 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0367(9/10) VEP03G89A/B SCM024...
Page 273 COMPONENT CODEC (1394 PHY) 10/10 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0367(10/10) VEP03G89A/B SCM025...
Page 274 COMPONENT POWER (IN/OUT etc) 01/04 NAME 印の部品は安全上重要な部品です。交換するときは、警告 CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. 安全および性能維持のため必ず指定の部品をご使用ください。 KR1A0157(1/4) Components identified with the mark have the special characteristics for safety. VEP01978A When replacing any of these components, use only the same type. SCM026...
Page 275 COMPONENT POWER (3V (1), 1.5V etc) 02/04 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR1A0157(2/4) VEP01978A SCM027...
Page 276 COMPONENT POWER (3V (2), 1.2V etc) 03/04 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR1A0157(3/4) VEP01978A SCM028...
Page 277 COMPONENT POWER (48V) 04/04 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR1A0157(4/4) VEP01978A SCM029...
Page 278 COMPONENT VTR (CONNECTOR1_BE) 01/06 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0368(1/6) VEP03G90A/B � SCM030...
Page 279 COMPONENT VTR (CONNECTOR2_MECHA) 02/06 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0368(2/6) VEP03G90A/B � SCM031...
Page 280 COMPONENT VTR (TX) 03/06 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0368(3/6) VEP03G90A/B � SCM032...
Page 281 COMPONENT VTR (DUO) 04/06 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0368(4/6) VEP03G90A/B � SCM033...
Page 282 COMPONENT VTR (SIF) 05/06 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0368(5/6) VEP03G90A/B � SCM034...
Page 283 COMPONENT VTR (RIP) 06/06 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0368(6/6) VEP03G90A/B � SCM035...
Page 284: P2 Card
COMPONENT P2 CARD (CONNECTOR) 01/03 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0370(1/3) VEP03G92A/B SCM036...
Page 285 COMPONENT P2 CARD (CARD_IF) 02/03 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0370(2/3) VEP03G92A/B SCM037...
Page 286 COMPONENT P2 CARD (USB) 03/03 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0370(3/3) VEP03G92A/B SCM038...
Page 287: Top Op
COMPONENT TOP OP (CONNECTOR) 01/07 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0385(1/7) VEP001M1A SCM039...
Page 288 COMPONENT TOP OP (AVIO) 02/07 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0385(2/7) VEP001M1A SCM040...
Page 289 COMPONENT TOP OP (EVF DRIVER) 03/07 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0385(3/7) VEP001M1A SCM041...
Page 290 COMPONENT TOP OP (OPERATION SW) 04/07 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0385(4/7) VEP001M1A SCM042...
Page 291 COMPONENT TOP OP (PIO) 05/07 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0385(5/7) VEP001M1A SCM043...
Page 292 COMPONENT TOP OP (AUDIO_INPUT) 06/07 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0385(6/7) VEP001M1A SCM044...
Page 293 COMPONENT TOP OP (LOW_CUT) 07/07 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0385(7/7) VEP001M1A SCM045...
Page 294: Mecha If
COMPONENT MECHA IF (CONNECTOR) 01/03 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0369(1/3) VEP03G91A � SCM046...
Page 295 COMPONENT MECHA IF (HRAMP) 02/03 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0369(2/3) VEP03G91A � SCM047...
Page 296 COMPONENT MECHA IF (DRIVE) 03/03 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR3A0369(3/3) VEP03G91A � SCM048...
Page 297: Power_Sw (1/1)
COMPONENT POWER_SW 01/01 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0388(1/1) VEP001M4A SCM049...
Page 298: Back Panel
COMPONENT BACK PANEL (CONNECTOR) 01/03 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0386(1/3) VEP001M2A/B SCM050...
Page 299 COMPONENT BACK PANEL (AUDIO_VR) 02/03 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0386(2/3) VEP001M2A/B SCM051...
Page 300 印の部品は安全上重要な部品です。交換するときは、 COMPONENT 警告 03/03 BACK PANEL (1394 CONNECTOR) NAME 安全および性能維持のため必ず指定の部品をご使用ください。 DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. Components identified with the mark have the special characteristics for safety. KR0A0386(3/3) When replacing any of these components, use only the same type. VEP001M2A/B SCM052...
Page 301: Top_Con (1/1)
COMPONENT TOP_CON 01/01 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0401(1/1) VEP001N2A SCM053...
Page 302: Bottom_Con (1/1)
COMPONENT BOTTOM_CON 01/01 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0402(1/1) VEP001N3A SCM054...
Page 303: Side Jack1
COMPONENT SIDE JACK1 (CONNECTOR) 01/02 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR4A0164(1/2) VEP04902A SCM055...
Page 304 COMPONENT SIDE JACK1 (XLR1) 02/02 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR4A0164(2/2) VEP04902A SCM056...
Page 305: Ext Mic2
COMPONENT EXT_MIC2 01/01 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR4A0165(1/1) VEP04903A SCM057...
Page 306: Gyro
COMPONENT GYRO 01/01 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR2A0060(1/1) VEP22370A SCM058...
Page 307: Side Jack2
COMPONENT SIDE JACK2 01/02 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR4A0166(1/2) VEP04904A SCM059...
Page 308: Side Jack2 (2/2)
COMPONENT SIDE JACK2 02/02 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR4A0166(2/2) VEP04904A SCM060...
Page 309: Sd Card
COMPONENT SD_CARD 01/01 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0430(1/1) VEP001P2A SCM061...
Page 310: Zoom Sw
COMPONENT ZOOM_SW 01/02 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0389(1/2) VEP001M5A SCM062...
Page 311 COMPONENT ZOOM_SW 02/02 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0389(2/2) VEP001M5A SCM063...
Page 312: Handle (1/3)
COMPONENT HANDLE 01/03 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0168(1/3) VEP04906A � SCM064...
Page 313: Handle (3/3)
COMPONENT HANDLE 02/03 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0168(2/3) VEP04906A � SCM065...
Page 314 COMPONENT HANDLE 03/03 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR4A0168(3/3) VEP04906A � SCM066...
Page 315: Remocon
COMPONENT REMOCON 01/01 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0387(1/1) VEP001M3A SCM067...
Page 316: Battery
COMPONENT BATTERY 01/01 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR1A0158(1/1) VEP01979A SCM068...
Page 317: Dc In
COMPONENT DC_IN 01/01 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR1A0138(1/1) VEP01971A SCM069...
Page 318: R_Side (1/3)
COMPONENT R_SIDE 01/03 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0390(1/3) VEP001M6A SCM070...
Page 319: R_Side (2/3)
COMPONENT R_SIDE 02/03 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0390(2/3) VEP001M6A SCM071...
Page 320 COMPONENT R_SIDE (LEV) 03/03 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0390(3/3) VEP001M6A SCM072...
Page 321: Cam_Op1 (1/2)
COMPONENT CAM_OP1 01/02 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR6A0219(1/2) VEP06G20A SCM073...
Page 322: Cam_Op1 (2/2)
COMPONENT CAM_OP1 02/02 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR6A0219(2/2) VEP06G20A SCM074...
Page 323: Cam_Op2 (1/2)
COMPONENT CAM_OP2 01/02 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR6A0220(1/2) VEP06G21A SCM075...
Page 324: Cam_Op2 (2/2)
COMPONENT CAM_OP2 02/02 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR6A0220(2/2) VEP06G21A SCM076...
Page 325: Cam_Op3 (1/2)
COMPONENT CAM_OP3 01/02 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR6A0221(1/2) VEP06G22A SCM077...
Page 326: Cam_Op3 (2/2)
COMPONENT CAM_OP3 02/02 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR6A0221(2/2) VEP06G22A SCM078...
Page 327: Lcd_Lev (1/2)
COMPONENT LCD_LEV 01/02 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR8A0057(1/2) VEP08346A SCM079...
Page 328: Lcd_Lev (2/2)
COMPONENT LCD_LEV 02/02 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR8A0057(2/2) VEP08346A SCM080...
Page 329: Evf Connect
COMPONENT EVF CONNECT 01/01 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0339(1/1) VEP29166A SCM081...
Page 330: Ccd_Flex (1/4)
COMPONENT CCD_FLEX 01/04 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0379(1/4) VEP22367A SCM082...
Page 331: Ccd_Flex (2/4)
COMPONENT CCD_FLEX 02/04 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0379(2/4) VEP22367A SCM083...
Page 332: Ccd_Flex (3/4)
COMPONENT CCD_FLEX 03/04 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0379(3/4) VEP22367A SCM084...
Page 333: Ccd_Flex (4/4)
COMPONENT CCD_FLEX 04/04 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR3A0379(4/4) VEP22367A SCM085...
Page 334: Codec P2 Fpc
COMPONENT CODEC P2 FPC 01/01 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0409(1/1) VEP03G94A SCM086...
Page 335: Camera Top Fpc
COMPONENT CAMERA TOP FPC 01/01 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0410(1/1) VEP03G96A SCM087...
Page 336: Top Op Side Jack1 Fpc
COMPONENT TOP OP SIDE JACK1 FPC 01/01 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0411(1/1) VWJ1844 SCM088...
Page 337 COMPONENT CAMERA R SIDE FPC 01/01 NAME DRAWING NO. CIRCUIT BOARD NO. KR0A0412(1/1) VWJ1845 SCM089...
Page 338 COMPONENT VTR MECHA IF FPC 01/01 NAME CIRCUIT BOARD NO. DRAWING NO. KR0A0413(1/1) VWJ1874 � SCM090...
Page 339 CIRCUIT BOARD DIAGRAMS AG-HVX200/P/AN/E/MC/HVX202EN MODEL: NOTE: BE SURE TO MAKE YOUR ORDERS OF REPLACEMENT PARTS ACCORDING TO PARTS LIST SECTION. CONTENTS CAMERA C.B.A. (FOIL SIDE) .........................CBA-1 CAMERA C.B.A. (COMPONENT SIDE) ......................CBA-2 CODEC C.B.A. (FOIL SIDE) ...........................CBA-3 CODEC C.B.A. (COMPONENT SIDE) ......................CBA-4 VTR C.B.A.
Page 340: Camera C.b.a. (Foil Side)
CAMERA C.B.A. (FOIL SIDE) FOIL SIDE IC25 IC301 IC804 Q204 Q1014 QR807 IC26 IC303 IC807 Q205 Q1102 QR1001 IC41 IC304 IC970 Q206 QR150 QR1002 IC42 IC400 IC1000 Q207 QR151 QR1004 IC43 IC402 IC1006 Q208 QR152 QR1005 IC100 IC404 IC1007 Q209 QR200 TP300 IC101...
Page 341: Camera C.b.a. (Component Side)
CAMERA C.B.A. (COMPONENT SIDE) COMPONENT SIDE IC20 IC401 IC1004 Q1004 TP400 TP800 IC21 IC403 IC1005 Q1007 TP401 TP801 IC22 IC405 Q1008 TP402 TP807 IC23 IC406 Q1009 TP403 TP808 IC29 IC700 Q1011 TP404 TP950 IC30 IC805 Q1012 TP405 TP951 IC31 IC806 Q1013 TP406 TP1000...
Page 342: Codec C.b.a. (Foil Side)
CODEC C.B.A. (FOIL SIDE) FOIL SIDE IC52 IC307 IC703 QR302 IC53 IC409 IC705 TP405 IC54 IC411 IC710 TP415 IC55 IC412 IC801 TP418 IC62 IC414 IP202 TP800 IC64 IC552 IP203 TP801 IC11 IC300 IC553 IP306 Q302 IC12 IC302 IC600 IP413 Q303 X800 IC50 IC303...
Page 343: Codec C.b.a. (Component Side)
CODEC C.B.A. (COMPONENT SIDE) COMPONENT SIDE IC609 TP305 TP414 TP718 TP739 IC610 TP306 TP416 TP719 TP740 IC10 IC700 TP307 TP417 TP720 TP741 IC56 IC900 TP308 TP700 TP721 TP742 IC60 IP305 TP309 TP701 TP722 TP743 IC61 TP310 TP702 TP723 TP744 IC66 TP311 TP703 TP724...
Page 344: Vtr C.b.a. (Foil Side)
VTR C.B.A. (FOIL SIDE) FOIL SIDE IC22 TP26 TP34 TP55 TP88 IC12 TP27 TP35 TP71 TP89 IC15 TP28 TP36 TP72 TP92 IC16 TP29 TP37 TP73 TP93 IC17 TP30 TP38 TP74 TP94 IC19 TP31 TP39 TP75 IC20 TP32 TP40 TP76 IC21 TP33 TP41 TP86...
Page 345: Vtr C.b.a. (Component Side)
VTR C.B.A. (COMPONENT SIDE) COMPONENT SIDE TP42 TP57 TP77 TP43 TP58 TP79 TP44 TP59 TP80 TP45 TP60 TP81 TP46 TP61 TP82 IC11 TP10 TP47 TP62 TP83 IC13 TP11 TP48 TP63 TP84 IC14 TP12 TP49 TP64 TP85 IC18 TP20 TP50 TP65 TP87 IC23 TP21...
Page 346: Power C.b.a. (Foil Side)
POWER C.B.A. (FOIL SIDE) FOIL SIDE F1001 Q1011 Q1124 Q1305 Q1658 QR1103 IC1001 Q1101 Q1125 Q1306 Q1659 QR1104 IC1002 Q1102 Q1126 Q1307 QR1001 QR1105 IC1103 Q1103 Q1127 Q1308 QR1002 QR1107 IC1301 Q1104 Q1128 Q1309 QR1003 QR1108 IC1651 Q1105 Q1129 Q1311 QR1004 QR1301 P1001...
Page 347: Power C.b.a. (Component Side)
POWER C.B.A. (COMPONENT SIDE) COMPONENT SIDE IC1105 Q1111 Q1116 Q1312 Q1317 T1101 P1012 Q1112 Q1117 Q1313 Q1323 Q1003 Q1113 Q1118 Q1314 Q1641 Q1007 Q1114 Q1119 Q1315 Q1653 Q1010 Q1115 Q1310 Q1316 Q1654 CBA-8...
Page 348 EXPLODED VIEWS & REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST AG-HVX200P,E,MC,AN,202EN MODEL: CONTENTS FRAME & CASING PARTS ASSEMBLY (1) ...................MPL-1 FRAME & CASING PARTS ASSEMBLY (2) ...................MPL-3 HANDLE EVF PARTS ASSEMBLY ....................MPL-5 LCD PARTS ASSEMBLY.........................MPL-7 PACKING PARTS ..........................MPL-9 ELECTRICAL REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST .................EPL-1...
Page 349: Frame & Casing Parts Assembly (1)
FRAME & CASING PARTS ASSEMBLY (1) Components identified with the mark have the special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these components, use only the same type. E/MC/EN only 22-1 20-2 20-1 20-3 MPL-1...
Page 350 FRAME & CASING PARTS ASSEMBLY(1) Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks VFB0215 GLIP BELT VGH4860 CASSETTE COVER WINDOW VGP6148 GLIP COVER VMP7325 GLIP BELT ANGLE (FRONT) VMP8331 BELT FIX ANGLE VGQ8611 GARAGE COVER OSAE VMP8473...
Page 351: Frame & Casing Parts Assembly (2)
FRAME & CASING PARTS ASSEMBLY (2) Components identified with the mark have the special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these components, use only the same type. 49 50 E-15 E-29 E/MC/EN only P only E/MC/EN only E-21 E-14 E-12 E-23 E-22...
Page 352 FRAME & CASING PARTS ASSEMBLY(2) Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks VMG1727 LENS CUSHION VYK1U58 TOP PANEL U VGU9219 CAMERA/VCR BUTTON VKM6880 MAIN FRAME VSC5833 CERAMIC SEAT HEAT RADIATION 4 VYK1U94 ZOOM SW CASE U VSC5824...
Page 353: Handle Evf Parts Assembly
HANDLE EVF PARTS ASSEMBLY including MPL-5...
Page 354 HANDLE EVF PARTS ASSEMBLY Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks VYK1V99 EYE CAP U VGQ8840 EYE CAP BASE VMT1742 LENS SPACER SHEET VXW0567 EVF LENS ASS'Y VDK0176 HELICOID VGQ8779 DIOPTOR ADJ RING VYQ3545 EVF LCD HOLDER U VGQ8778...
Page 355: Lcd Parts Assembly
LCD PARTS ASSEMBLY MPL-7...
Page 356 LCD PARTS ASSEMBLY Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks VYK1U47 LCD U VGP6152 LCD CASE BOTTOM VMT1717 WATER PROOF PAD VMZ3610 LCD PCB INSULATION SHEET VYK1U67 LCD CASE U VXD0465 HINGE VGQ8616 HINGE COVER (LOWER)
Page 357: Packing Parts
PACKING PARTS Components identified with the mark have the special characteristics for safety. When replacing any of these components, use only the same type. MC only MPL-9...
Page 358 PACKING PARTS ASSEMBLY Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks VPN6400 PARTITION  2 VQT0S52 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1 FOR AG-HVX200P  2 VQT0S53 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1 FOR AG-HVX200E  2 VQT0S54 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1 F0R AG-HVX200MC ...
Page 359: Electrical Replacement Parts List
ELECTRICAL REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks ■ E1 VEP03G90C VTR C.B.A. 1 (RTL)FOR AG-HVX200P/AN ■ E1 VEP03G90C VTR C.B.A. 1 (RTL)FOR AG-HVX200P/AN ■ E1 VEP03G90D VTR C.B.A. 1 (RTL)FOR AG-HVX200E/MC/202E ■...
Page 360 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks C114,15 ECJ0EB1E103K C.CAPACITOR CH 25V 0.01U R20-31 ERJ3GEY0R00 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W C117 ECJ0EB1A104K C.CAPACITOR CH 10V 0.1U ERJ2GEJ473 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W C118 F1J0J475A008 C.CAPACITOR CH6.3V 4.7U ERJ2GE0R00 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W...
Page 361 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks R192 ERJ2GEJ473 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R320 ERJ2GEJ473 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R193 ERJ2GE0R00 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R321,22 ERJ2GEJ102 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R194,95 ERJ2GEJ103 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R323 ERJ2GEJ103 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W...
Page 362 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks C210 F3F1A106A046 T.CAPACITOR CH 10V C511 ECJ0EB1H102K C.CAPACITOR CH 50V 1000P C211 ECJ0EB1A104K C.CAPACITOR CH 10V 0.1U C512 ECJ1VB1C105K C.CAPACITOR CH 16V C212 F3F1A106A046 T.CAPACITOR CH 10V C513 ECJ0EB1H102K C.CAPACITOR CH 50V 1000P C213...
Page 363 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks C865 F1G1C822A040 C.CAPACITOR CH 16V 8200P C1065 F3G1C106A028 T.CAPACITOR CH 16V C866 ECJ0EC1H390J C.CAPACITOR CH 50V C1066-68 F3H1A107A072 T.CAPACITOR CH 10V 100U C867 ECJ0EB1H272K C.CAPACITOR CH 50V 2700P C1069 F3G1A476A029 T.CAPACITOR CH 10V C868...
Page 364 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks L702 J0JCC0000119 FILTER R102,03 ERJ2GEJ104 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W 100K L800 G1C100KA0068 COIL 10UH R104 ERJ2GEJ470 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W L801,02 G1C220KA0068 COIL 22UH R105 ERJ2GE0R00 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W L803-07 G1C100KA0068 COIL...
Page 365 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks R509,10 ERJ2GEJ272 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W 2.7K R703 ERJ2GEJ221 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R511 ERJ2GEJ473 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R704 ERJ2RHD183 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R512 ERJ2RHD681 M.RESISTOR CH R705 ERJ2RHD103 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W...
Page 366 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks R883 ERJ2GEJ472 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W 4.7K R1037,38 ERJ2RHD821 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R884 ERJ2GEJ470 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R1039 ERJ2GEJ222 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W 2.2K 1 FOR VEP23655A R885 ERJ2GEJ474 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W 470K...
Page 367 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks C70,71 ECJ0EB1A104K C.CAPACITOR CH 10V 0.1U C723 F1H1H104A783 C.CAPACITOR CH 50V 0.1U ECJ0EB1C103K C.CAPACITOR CH 16V 0.01U C724 ECJ0EB1H102K C.CAPACITOR CH 50V 1000P C73-75 ECJ0EB1A104K C.CAPACITOR CH 10V 0.1U C725-29...
Page 368 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks IC705 C0JBAZ002261 IC R11-14 ERJ2GEJ330 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W IC710 C0JBAZ002261 IC ERJ2GEJ220 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W IC801 C1DB00000956 IC ERJ2GEJ330 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W IC900 C1DB00001535 IC ERJ2GEJ102 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R18,19...
Page 369 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks R169 ERJ2GEJ100 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R404-07 EXB28V470J COMBI.R-R R177 ERJ2GEJ473 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R409 ERJ2GEJ100 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R178,79 EXB28V473J COMBI.R-R R410-12 EXB28V100J COMBI.R-R R180-88 EXB28V330J COMBI.R-R...
Page 370 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks R708 ERJ2GEJ331 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R709 ERJ2GE0R00 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R710-12 ERJ2GEJ330 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R714 EXB28V472J COMBI.R-R 4.7K R716-19 ERJ2GEJ560 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W ■...
Page 371 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks SW1000,01 K0H1BA000442 SWITCH C1112 ECJ0EB1E682K C.CAPACITOR CH 25V 6800P SW1002 K0D123A00076 SWITCH C1116 ECJ0EC1H390J C.CAPACITOR CH 50V SW1003-06 K0H1BA000442 SWITCH C1117 ECJ0EB1E682K C.CAPACITOR CH 25V 6800P SW1007 K0D122A00126 SWITCH C1118...
Page 372 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks C1329 ECJ3YB1E106K C.CAPACITOR CH 25V D1655 MAZ82200ML DIODE C1331 ECJ3YB1E106K C.CAPACITOR CH 25V C1332-35 ECJ1VB1C105K C.CAPACITOR CH 16V  F1001 K5H402300003 FUSE C1336-39 ECJ0EB1H331K C.CAPACITOR CH 50V 330P C1340 ECJ1VB1C105K C.CAPACITOR CH 16V...
Page 373 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Q1317 B1CFRD000002 TRANSISTOR R1143,44 ERJ2RHD103 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W Q1323 B1DFCD000012 TRANSISTOR R1145 ERJ2RHD273 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W Q1331 2SD2216J0L TRANSISTOR R1146 ERJ2RHD561 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W Q1601 2SB1462J0L TRANSISTOR...
Page 374 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks R1324 ERJ2RHD222 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W 2.2M R1672 ERJ6GEYJ5R6 M.RESISTOR CH 1/10W 1 D0GD5R6JA003 R1325 ERJ2RHD223 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R1676 ERJ2GEJ101 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R1326 ERJ2GE0R00 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R1681...
Page 375 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks L205-08 J0JKC0000009 FILTER R297 ERJ2GE0R00 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W L209-11 J0JDC0000102 FILTER R298,99 ERJ2GEJ103 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W L400-03 J0JBC0000019 FILTER R300-02 ERJ2GEJ750 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W L405,06 J0JCC0000122 FILTER R303-17...
Page 376 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks AN3732FJMEFV IC C0ABAA000046 IC C1AB00002122 IC C400 ECJ0EB1E103K C.CAPACITOR CH 25V 0.01U IC4-10 C0JBAB000634 IC C401 ECJ2FB0J106K C.CAPACITOR CH 50V C402 ECJ0EB1E103K C.CAPACITOR CH 25V 0.01U G1C220KA0055 COIL 22UH G1C101KA0055 COIL...
Page 377 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks C278 ECJ2FB0J106K C.CAPACITOR CH 50V L300,01 G1C220KA0055 COIL 22UH C279 F3H1C476A064 T.CAPACITOR CH 16V L302 G1C100KA0055 COIL 10UH C284,85 ECJ1VB1C105K C.CAPACITOR CH 16V L303-07 J0JCC0000405 FERRITE CORE C286-89 ECJ0EB1A104K C.CAPACITOR CH 10V...
Page 378 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks R279 ERJ2RHD472 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W 4.7K D7-10 MA142K DIODE R280,81 ERJ2RHD333 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W MA111 DIODE R282,83 ERJ2GEJ104 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W 100K D300 B0KB00000041 DIODE R284-87 ERJ2RHD333 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W...
Page 379 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks C219,20 ECJ1VC1H330J C.CAPACITOR CH 50V R221 ERJ3RBD393 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W C222 ECJ1VF1E104Z C.CAPACITOR CH 25V 0.1U R223 ERJ3RBD391 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W C224 ECJ1VC1H330J C.CAPACITOR CH 50V R226,27 ERJ3RBD472 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W 4.7K...
Page 380 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks R306 ERJ3GEYJ105 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R35-38 ERJ3GEYJ223 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W R307,08 ERJ12YJ682 M.RESISTOR CH 1/2W 6.8K R39,40 ERJ3GEYG332 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W 3.3K R309 ERJ3GEYJ104 M.RESISTOR CH 1/16W 100K R41-44 ERJ3GEYG472...
Page 381 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks MISCELLANEOUS TG1023 EYF6CU TEST POINT VMG0763 SWITCH ■ E26 VEP22370A GYRO C.B.A. 1 (RTL) ■ E22 VEP01979A BATTERY C.B.A. 1 (RTL) C901 F3G1A476A029 T.CAPACITOR CH 10V C902,03 F3F0J226A055 T.CAPACITOR CH6.3V L3-L6...
Page 382 Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks Ref.No. Part No. Part Name & DescriptionPcs Remarks J0ZZZ0000053 FILTER ■ E29 VEP001N2A TOP CON C.B.A. 1 (RTL) P500 K1MN24BA0059 CONNECTOR P501 K1MN22BA0059 CONNECTOR P502 K1KA02BA0047 CONNECTOR (MALE) P503 K1KB50BA0015 CONNECTOR (FEMALE) MISCELLANEOUS VMP8560 CONNECT PCB ANGLE...

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