Service Manual: CCD-TRV128/TRV228/TRV228E/TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E

CCD-TRV128/TRV228/TRV228E/TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E
RMT-833
SERVICE MANUAL
US Model
Ver 1.0 2003. 11 Canadian Model
CCD-TRV128/TRV328
Revision History AEP Model

East European Model
North European Model
CCD-TRV228E/TRV428E
How to use
UK Model
Acrobat Reader CCD-TRV228E
E Model
CCD-TRV128/TRV228/TRV228E/TRV328/TRV428E
Australian Model
Hong Kong Model
CCD-TRV428E
Argentine Model
Brazilian Model
CCD-TRV128
M2100/M2101 MECHANISM Tourist Model

Photo: CCD-TRV328 CCD-TRV428/TRV428E
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SPECIFICATIONS BLOCK DIAGRAMS PRINTED WIRING BOARDS
SERVICE NOTE FRAME SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS REPAIR PARTS LIST
DISASSEMBLY SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS
NTSC MODEL: CCD-TRV128/TRV228/TRV328/TRV428

PAL MODEL: CCD-TRV228E/TRV428E
• For ADJUSTMENTS (SECTION 6), refer to SERVICE MANUAL, ADJ (987629051.pdf).

• INSTRUCTION MANUAL is shown at the end of this document.
• For MECHANISM ADJUSTMENTS, refer to the “8mm Video MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENT MANUAL IX
M2000 MECHANISM ” (9-929-861-11).
• Reference No. search on printed wiring boards is available.
• Table for differences of function of each model.
• TO TAKE OUT A CASSETTE WHEN NOT EJECT (FORCE EJECT)
• When the machine needs to be repaired, make sure to follow the items of “LCD TYPE CHECK”.
• HELP: Sheet attachment positions and procedures of processing the flexible boards/harnesses are shown.
VIDEO CAMERA RECORDER

TM
SERIES
SPECIFICATIONS
Video camera recorder Input/Output connectors AC Adaptor AC-L15A/L15B

S video output Power requirements
4-pin mini DIN AC 100 - 240 V, 50/60 Hz
Luminance signal: 1 Vp-p, 75 Ω (ohms), Current consumption
unbalanced 0.35 - 0.18 A
System CCD-TRV228E/428E: Power consumption
Video recording system Chrominance signal: 0.3 Vp-p, 75 Ω (ohms), 18 W
2 rotary heads, Helical scanning FM system unbalanced Output voltage
Audio recording system CCD-TRV128/228/328/428: DC 8.4 V, 1.5 A
Rotary heads, FM system Chrominance signal: 0.286 Vp-p, 75 Ω Operating temperature
Video signal (ohms), unbalanced 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
CCD-TRV228E/428E: Audio/Video output Storage temperature
PAL color, CCIR standards AV MINIJACK -20°C to + 60°C (-4°F to + 140°F)
CCD-TRV128/228/328/428: Video signal: 1 Vp-p, 75 Ω (ohms), Dimensions (approx.)
NTSC color, EIA standards unbalanced, sync negative 56 × 31 × 100 mm (2 1/4 × 1 1/4 × 4 in.) (w/h/
Usable cassette Audio signal: 327 mV (at output impedance d) excluding the projecting parts
8 mm video format cassette more than 47 kΩ (kilohms)), Output Mass (approx.)
Tape speed impedance with less than 2.2 kΩ (kilohms) 190 g (6.7 oz) excluding the mains lead
CCD-TRV228E/428E: Monaural minijack (ø 3.5 mm)
SP: Approx. 20.05 mm/s RFU DC OUT Rechargeable battery pack (NP-FM30)
LP: Approx. 10.06 mm/s Mini-minijack (ø 2.5 mm), DC5V Maximum output voltage
CCD-TRV128/228/328/428: DC 8.4 V
SP: Approx. 14.35 mm/s LCD screen Output voltage
LP: Approx. 7.19 mm/s Picture DC 7.2 V
Recording/playback time (using 90 min. Hi8/ 6.2 cm (2.5 type) Capacity
Digital8 video cassette) Total dot number 5.0 Wh (700 mAh)
CCD-TRV228E/428E: 123 200 (560 × 220) Dimensions (approx.)
SP: 1 h 30 min 38.2 × 20.5 × 55.6 mm
LP: 3 h General (1 9/16 × 13/16 × 2 1/4 in.) (w/h/d)
Recording/playback time (using 120 min. Hi8/ Power requirements Mass (approx.)
Digital8 video cassette) DC 7.2 V (battery pack) 65 g (2.3 oz)
CCD-TRV128/228/328/428: DC 8.4 V (AC Adaptor) Operating temperature
SP: 2 h Average power consumption (when using the 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
LP: 4 h battery pack) Type
Fast forward/rewind time During camera recording using the viewfinder Lithium ion
(CCD-TRV228E/428E: using 90 min. Hi8/ 1.8 W
Digital8 video cassette) During camera recording using the LCD Design and specifications are subject to change
(CCD-TRV128/228/328/428: using 120 min. 2.7 W without notice.
Hi8/Digital8 video cassette) Operating temperature
Approx. 5 min 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
Viewfinder Storage temperature
Electric viewfinder (monochrome) -20°C to + 60°C (-4°F to + 140°F)
Image device Dimensions (approx.)
CCD-TRV228E/428E: 85 × 98 × 151 mm (3 3/8 × 3 7/8 × 6 in.) (w/h/
3.0 mm (1/6 type) CCD (Charge Coupled d)
Device) Mass (Approx.)
Gross: Approx. 380 000 pixels 780 g (1 lb 11 oz) main unit only
Effective: Approx. 230 000 pixels 890 g (1 lb 15 oz) including the
CCD-TRV128/228/328/428: NP-FM30 rechargeable battery pack, Hi8/
3.0 mm (1/6 type) CCD (Charge Coupled Digital8 cassette, lens cap, and shoulder strap
Device) Supplied accessories
Gross: Approx. 320 000 pixels AC Adaptor (1)
Effective: Approx. 200 000 pixels Power cord (1)
Lens Lens cap (1)
Combined power zoom lens Shoulder strap (1)
Filter diameter: 37 mm (1 1/2 in.) Wireless Remote Commander (1)
20 × (Optical), 990 × (Digital) RMT-833: (CCD-TRV228/228E/428/428E)
F=1.6 - 2.4 A/V connecting cable (1)
Focal length Rechargeable battery pack NP-FM30 (1)
2.5 - 50 mm (1/8 - 2 in.) 21-pin adaptor (1): (AEP, UK, EE, NE)
When converted to a 35 mm still camera Camera Operations Guide (This manual) (1)
42 - 840 mm (1 11/16 - 33 1/8 in.) See page 5-23.
Color temperature
Auto
Minimum illumination
1 lx (lux) (F 1.6)
0 lx (lux) (in the NightShot plus mode)*
* Objects unable to be seen due to the dark can be
shot with infrared lighting.
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Table for differences of function

Model CCD-TRV128 CCD-TRV228 CCD-TRV228E CCD-TRV328 CCD-TRV428 CCD-TRV428E
US, CND, E, AEP, UK, EE, AEP, EE, NE,
Destination E US, CND, E JE
AR, BR NE, E E, AUS, HK, JE
Remote commander ✕ a a ✕ a a
Color system NTSC NTSC PAL NTSC NTSC PAL
Mechanism deck M2100 M2100 M2101 M2100 M2100 M2101
SteadyShot ✕ ✕ ✕ a a a
LCD type Please refer to page 1-3 to discriminate the type of LCD (TYPE C or TYPE S).
• Abbreviation
AR : Argentine model CND : Canadian model JE : Tourist model
AUS : Australian model EE : East European model NE : North European model
BR : Brazilian model HK : Hong Kong model
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SAFETY CHECK-OUT
After correcting the original service problem, perform the following

safety checks before releasing the set to the customer.
1. Check the area of your repair for unsoldered or poorly-soldered Unleaded solder
connections. Check the entire board surface for solder splashes Boards requiring use of unleaded solder are printed with the lead-
and bridges. free mark (LF) indicating the solder contains no lead.
2. Check the interboard wiring to ensure that no wires are (Caution: Some printed circuit boards may not come printed with
the lead free mark due to their particular size.)
"pinched" or contact high-wattage resistors.
3. Look for unauthorized replacement parts, particularly
transistors, that were installed during a previous repair. Point : LEAD FREE MARK
them out to the customer and recommend their replacement. Unleaded solder has the following characteristics.
4. Look for parts which, through functioning, show obvious signs • Unleaded solder melts at a temperature about 40°C higher than
of deterioration. Point them out to the customer and ordinary solder.
recommend their replacement. Ordinary soldering irons can be used but the iron tip has to be
applied to the solder joint for a slightly longer time.
5. Check the B+ voltage to see it is at the values specified.
Soldering irons using a temperature regulator should be set to
6. Flexible Circuit Board Repairing about 350°C.
• Keep the temperature of the soldering iron around 270˚C Caution: The printed pattern (copper foil) may peel away if the
during repairing. heated tip is applied for too long, so be careful!
• Do not touch the soldering iron on the same conductor of the • Strong viscosity
circuit board (within 3 times). Unleaded solder is more viscous (sticky, less prone to flow) than
• Be careful not to apply force on the conductor when soldering ordinary solder so use caution not to let solder bridges occur such
or unsoldering. as on IC pins, etc.
• Usable with ordinary solder
It is best to use only unleaded solder but unleaded solder may
also be added to ordinary solder.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section Title Page Section Title Page
1. SERVICE NOTE 5. REPAIR PARTS LIST
1-1. Note for Repair ································································ 1-1 5-1. Exploded Views ···························································· 5-2
1-2. Power Supply During Repairs ········································· 1-1 5-1-1. Overall Assembly ·························································· 5-2
1-3. To Take Out a Cassette when not Eject (Force Eject) ····· 1-2 5-1-2. Front Panel Block ························································· 5-3
1-4. LCD Type Check ····························································· 1-3 5-1-3. Lens Block ···································································· 5-4
1-5. Self-diagnosis Function ··················································· 1-4 5-1-4. LCD Block ···································································· 5-5
1-5-1. Self-diagnosis Function ··················································· 1-4 5-1-5. Cabinet R Block ···························································· 5-6
1-5-2. Self-diagnosis Display ····················································· 1-4 5-1-6. EVF Block ···································································· 5-7
1-5-3. Service Mode Display ····················································· 1-4 5-1-7. Battery Panel Block ······················································ 5-8
1-5-4. Self-diagnosis Code Table ··············································· 1-5 5-1-8. MD Frame Block ·························································· 5-9
5-1-9. Cassette Compartment Assembly, Drum Assembly ··· 5-10
5-1-10. LS Chassis Block Assembly ······································· 5-11
2. DISASSEMBLY 5-1-11. Mechanical Chassis Block Assembly-1 ······················ 5-12
2-1. Flow Chart ······································································· 2-1 5-1-12. Mechanical Chassis Block Assembly-2 ······················ 5-13
2-2. Mechanism Deck Service Position ·································· 2-3 5-2. Electrical Parts List ····················································· 5-14
2-3. LCD Service Position ······················································ 2-5
2-4. Circuit Boards Location ·················································· 2-6
2-5. Flexible Boards Location ················································ 2-7
3. BLOCK DIAGRAMS
3-1. Overall Block Diagram (1/5) ··········································· 3-1
3-6. Power Block Diagram (1/2) ··········································· 3-11
3-7. Power Block Diagram (2/2) ··········································· 3-13
4. PRINTED WIRING BOARDS AND

SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS
4-1. Frame Schematic Diagram ·············································· 4-1
4-2. Schematic Diagrams ························································ 4-5
CD-465 (CCD IMAGER) ················································ 4-7
VC-341 (1/10)
(A/D CONVERTER, TIMING GENERATOR) ·············· 4-9
VC-341 (2/10)
(CAMERA/VTR PROCESS, LENS CONTROL) ········ 4-11
VC-341 (3/10) (LENS DRIVE) ···································· 4-13
VC-341 (4/10) (REC/PB AMP) ···································· 4-15
VC-341 (5/10) (SERVO) ··············································· 4-17
VC-341 (6/10) (CAMERA/MECHA CONTROL) ······· 4-19
VC-341 (7/10) (HI CONTROL) ···································· 4-21
VC-341 (8/10) (AUDIO, VIDEO) ································· 4-23
VC-341 (9/10) (DC CONTROL) ·································· 4-25
VC-341 (10/10) (STEADYSHOT, CONNECTOR) ······ 4-27
PD-204 (LCD DRIVER, BACKLIGHT DRIVE) ········· 4-29
SI-039 (STEADYSHOT, JACK) ··································· 4-31
FP-792 FLEXIBLE ······················································· 4-31
FP-228, FP-299, FP-300, FP-301, FP-302, FP-802
FLEXIBLE ···································································· 4-33
SS-5100, PR-5100 (CONTROL KEY BLOCK) ··········· 4-34
CF-5100 (CONTROL KEY BLOCK) ··························· 4-35
4-3. Printed Wiring Boards ··················································· 4-39
CD-465 ·········································································· 4-41
VC-341 ·········································································· 4-43
PD-204 ··········································································· 4-47
SI-039, FP-792 FLEXIBLE ·········································· 4-49
FP-228, FP-299, FP-300, FP-301, FP-302, FP-802
FLEXIBLE ···································································· 4-51
4-4. Mounted Parts Location ················································ 4-53
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SECTION 1
SERVICE NOTE
1-1. NOTE FOR REPAIR

Make sure that the flat cable and flexible board are not cracked of When remove a connector, don’t pull at wire of connector.
bent at the terminal. It is possible that a wire is snapped.
Do not insert the cable insufficiently nor crookedly.
When installing a connector, don’t press down at wire of connector.

It is possible that a wire is snapped.
Cut and remove the part of gilt

which comes off at the point.
(Be careful or some
pieces of gilt may be left inside)
1-2. POWER SUPPLY DURING REPAIRS

In this unit, about 10 seconds after power is supplied to the battery terminal using the regulated power supply (8.4V), the power is shut off so
that the unit cannot operate.
The following method is available to prevent this.
Method 1.
Use the AC power adaptor (AC-L10, AC-VQ800 etc.).
1-1
1-3. TO TAKE OUT A CASSETTE WHEN NOT EJECT (FORCE EJECT)

1 Refer to “SECTION 2. DISASSEMBLY” to remove the mechanism deck block.
2 Disconnect CN401 (2P) of VC-341 board.
3 Add +5V from the DC POWER SUPPLY and unload with a pressing the cassette compartment.
4 Pull the timing belt in the direction of

arrow A with a pincette while pressing
the cassette compartment (take care
not to damage) to adjust the bending
of a tape.
Press the cassette compartment not to

rise the cassette compartment
Pincette [DC power supply]

A (+5V)
Timing belt
5 Let go your hold the cassette

compartment and rise the cassette
compartment to take out a cassette. A
Loading motor
Disconnect CN401
of VC-341 board.
Timing belt Adjust the bending of a tape
1-2
1-4. LCD TYPE CHECK

The LCD type can be checked with data value by connecting the adjustment remote commander.
Note: About PD-204 board and LCD module, discriminate LCD type on the machine, and replace the same type.
Preparations:
1) Connect the equipment for adjustments according to Fig. 1.
2) Connect the adjustment remote commander to VC-341 board CN007 via I/F unit for LANC control (J-6082-521-A) and CPC jig connector
(J-6082-539-A).
To operate the adjustment remote commander, connect the AC power adaptor to the DC IN jack of I/F unit for LANC control, or connect
the L series Info-LITHIUM battery to the battery terminal of I/F unit for LANC control.
Checking method:
1) Select page: 3, address: CC.
2) By checking the data value of display data, the type of LCD can be discriminated.
Data LCD type

64 to 67 TYPE C
40 to 43 TYPE S
CN007
1
16
CPC lid
Screw (M2)
L serices Info
LITHIUM battery (7.2Vdc)
AC adaptor AC IN
AC adaptor AC IN
Conductor side
LANC jack
Adjustment CPC jig connector
remote commander (RM-95) (J-6082-539-A)
I/F unit for LANC control

(J-6082-521-A)
1-3
1-5. SELF-DIAGNOSIS FUNCTION

1-5-1. Self-diagnosis Function 1-5-2. Self-diagnosis Display
When problems occur while the unit is operating, the self-diagnosis When problems occur while the unit is operating, the counter of the
function starts working, and displays on the viewfinder or Display viewfinder or Display window shows a 4-digit display consisting
window what to do. This function consists of two display; self- of an alphabet and numbers, which blinks at 3.2 Hz. This 5-character
diagnosis display and service mode display. display indicates the “repaired by:”, “block” in which the problem
Details of the self-diagnosis functions are provided in the Instruction occurred, and “detailed code” of the problem.
manual.
Viewfinder Display window
C:31:11 C : 3 1 : 11
Blinks at 3.2Hz
C 31 11
Repaired by: Block Detailed Code

C : Corrected by customer Indicates the appropriate Refer to “1-5-4. Self-diagnosis Code Table”.
H : Corrected by dealer step to be taken.
E : Corrected by service E.g.
engineer 31 ....Reload the tape.
32 ....Turn on power again.
1-5-3. Service Mode Display

The service mode display shows up to six self-diagnosis codes shown in the past.
1. Display Method
While pressing the “STOP” key, set the switch from OFF to “ON”, and continue pressing the “STOP” key for 5 seconds continuously. The
service mode will be displayed, and the counter will show the backup No. and the 5-character self-diagnosis codes.
Viewfinder Display window
[3] C : 3 1 : 1 1 3 C : 3 1 : 11
Lights up
[3] C:31:11
Backup No. Self-diagnosis Codes

Control Dial
Order of previous errors
2. Switching of Backup No.

By rotating the control dial, past self-diagnosis codes will be shown in order. The backup No. in the [] indicates the order in which the
problem occurred. (If the number of problems which occurred is less than 6, only the number of problems which occurred will be shown.)
[1] : Occurred first time [3] : Occurred third time [5] : Occurred fifth time
[2] : Occurred second time [4] : Occurred fourth time [6] : Occurred the last time
3. End of Display
Turning OFF the power supply will end the service mode display.
Note: The “self-diagnosis display” data will not be erased (reset), when the lithium battery (CONTROL KEY BLOCK (CF-
5100): BT001) is removed.
1-4
1-5-4. Self-diagnosis Code Table

Self-diagnosis Code
Repaired by:
Block Detailed Symptom/State Correction

Function Code
C 0 4 0 0 Non-standard battery is used. Use the InfoLITHIUM battery.

C 2 1 0 0 Condensation. Remove the cassette, and insert it again after one hour.
C 2 2 0 0 Video head is dirty. Clean with the optional cleaning cassette.
LOAD direction. Loading does not
C 3 1 1 0 Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning.
complete within specified time
UNLOAD direction. Loading does not
C 3 1 1 1 Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning.
complete within specified time
C 3 1 2 0 T reel side tape slacking when unloading. Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning.
C 3 1 2 1 S reel side tape slacking when unloading. Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning.
C 3 1 2 2 T reel fault. Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning.
C 3 1 2 3 S reel fault. Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning.
C 3 1 3 0 FG fault when starting capstan. Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning.
C 3 1 3 1 FG fault during normal capstan operations. Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning.
C 3 1 4 0 FG fault when starting drum. Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning.
C 3 1 4 1 PG fault when starting drum. Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning.
C 3 1 4 2 FG fault during normal drum operations. Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning.
C 3 1 4 3 PG fault during normal drum operations. Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning.
C 3 1 4 4 Phase fault during normal drum operations. Load the tape again, and perform operations from the beginning.
LOAD direction loading motor time- Remove the battery or power cable, connect, and perform
C 3 2 1 0
out. operations from the beginning.
UNLOAD direction loading motor Remove the battery or power cable, connect, and perform
C 3 2 1 1
time-out. operations from the beginning.
T reel side tape slacking when Remove the battery or power cable, connect, and perform
C 3 2 2 0
unloading. operations from the beginning.
S reel side tape slacking when Remove the battery or power cable, connect, and perform
C 3 2 2 1
unloading. operations from the beginning.
Remove the battery or power cable, connect, and perform
C 3 2 2 2 T reel fault. operations from the beginning.
C 3 2 2 3 S reel fault. operations from the beginning.
C 3 2 3 0 FG fault when starting capstan.
operations from the beginning.
FG fault during normal capstan Remove the battery or power cable, connect, and perform
C 3 2 3 1
operations. operations from the beginning.
C 3 2 4 0 FG fault when starting drum.
C 3 2 4 1 PG fault when starting drum.
FG fault during normal drum Remove the battery or power cable, connect, and perform
C 3 2 4 2
PG fault during normal drum Remove the battery or power cable, connect, and perform
C 3 2 4 3
Phase fault during normal drum Remove the battery or power cable, connect, and perform
C 3 2 4 4
1-5
Self-diagnosis Code
Repaired by:
Block Detailed Symptom/State Correction

Function Code
Inspect the lens block focus reset sensor (Pin qs of CN201 of VC-
Difficult to adjust focus 341 board) when focusing is performed when the control dial is
E 6 1 0 0
(Cannot initialize focus.) rotated in the focus manual mode and the focus motor drive circuit
(IC201 of VC-341 board) when the focusing is not performed.
Inspect the lens block zoom reset sensor (Pin qg of CN201 of VC-
Zoom operations fault 341 board) when zooming is performed when the zoom switch is
E 6 1 1 0
(Cannot initialize zoom lens.) operated and the zoom motor drive circuit (IC201 of VC-341 board)
when zooming is not performed.
Steadyshot function does not work well.
Inspect pitch angular velocity sensor (SE752 of SI-039 board)
E 6 2 0 0 (With pitch angular velocity sensor output
peripheral circuits. *1
stopped.)
Steadyshot function does not work well.
Inspect yaw angular velocity sensor (SE751 of SI-039 board)
E 6 2 0 1 (With yaw angular velocity sensor output
peripheral circuits. *1
stopped.)
*1: STEADYSHOT model (CCD-TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E)
1-6E
SECTION 2
DISASSEMBLY HELP
2-1. FLOW CHART

Note: When you remove Cabinet (R) Block,
The following flow chart shows the disassembly procedure. or when you assembly, please slide
2 1 NS knob to the position of "ON".
NS knob 8
1
3 2 7
1 2
9 q;
5
6 qd qf
5 7 6 1
9
5
4 3 4
4
qa
8 HELP qg qs
1
3 4 6 qh 6
1 Lock ace x3 6 Lock ace x3 1 Lock ace x6 1 Tripod Screw 9 Tapping P2 x2

2 Cabi (upper) 7 Claw 2 NS knob to the position of "ON". 2 Tapping P2 x2 q; Tapping P2 x1
3 Grip belt 8 Front panel 3 Cabi (R) 3 Tapping P2 x6 qa P Cabi (M)
4 Lock ace x3 Note: Flexible board is connected. 4 VC-341: CN005 4 Claw qs PD-204: CN6005
5 Cabi (L) 9 FP-795: CN755, CN009 5 VC-341: CN002 5 CF-5100 qd PD-204: CN6001
6 VC-341: CN008 6 Tapping P2 x4 qf PD-204, LCD901, ND901
7 Claw x2 qg Tapping P2 x4
8 P Cabi (C) qh Hinge assy
4 5 8 4
1 7
3 4
3 3
7 8 5
6 1
6
6
2 2 3 1
2
5 2
1 Lift up the EVF. 5 EVF Cabi (upper) 1 VC-341: CN004 5 VC-341: CN006
2 Tapping P2 x4 6 EVF Cabi (lower) 2 VC-341: CN053 6 Tapping P2 x1 1 VC-341: CN151 4 Lock ace x2
3 Down the EVF. 7 FP-797: LCD902 3 Lock ace x3 7 Lock ace x1 2 VC-341: CN201 5 Boss
4 EVF block 8 EVF lens 4 EVF/Battely panel block 8 SS-5100 3 Lens sheet 6 Lens LSV-820A
2 2
3
7
3 1 2
8
4
1 5 6
1 1
1 Tapping P2 x4 1 VF blind sheet 5 Claw
2 Claw x2 2 VC-341: CN402, CN403, CN481 6 Open the VC-341. 1 Screw (M1.7) x3
3 P Cabi (C) 3 VC-341: CN401 7 VC-341: CN404 2 CS frame
4 Screw (M1.7) x2 8 VC-341
2-1 2-2
2-2. MECHANISM DECK SERVICE POSITION

Connection to Check the Mechanism deck
To check the mechanism deck, set the Camera or VTR to the "Forced power ON" mode. (Or, connect the control key
block (SS-5100) to the CN006 of VC-341 board and set the power switch to the "CAMERA" or "PLAY/edit" position.)
Operate the Camera functions of the zoom and focus, the VTR function using the adjustment remote commander
(with the HOLD switch set in the OFF position).
Setting the "Forced Camera Power ON" mode Exiting the "Forced Power ON" mode
1) Select page: 0, address: 01, and set data: 01. 1) Select page: 0, address: 01, and set data: 01.
2) Select page: D, address: 10, set data: 02 and 2) Select page: D, address: 10, data: 00, and press the PAUSE
press the PAUSE button of the adjustment remote button of the adjustment remote commander.
commander. 3) Select page: 0, address: 01, and set data: 00.
Setting the "Forced VTR Power ON" mode
1) Select page: 0, address: 01, and set data: 01.
2) Select page: D, address: 10, set data: 02 and
2 1 press the PAUSE button of the adjustment remote
commander.
1
How to move up the cassette

compartment manually Mechanism deck
6 2 B
5 Press the cassette compartment
7 in the direction of the arrow A
9 A
to move it up in the direction of
the arrow B.
4
1 1
8 Lens block
3 4 6
3 2 2 Info lithium battery

3 (L series)
1 7 CPC jig connector
(J-6082-539-A)
1
6 Front panel block
1
5 Contacting
8 surface
4 4 VC-341 board
5 6
Adjustment remote
commander (RM-95)
(J-6082-521-A)
4
8
7
4 3 Cabinet R block
Eject switch
3
EVF block/
5 Battery panel block assembly
Control key block
1 6 (SS-5100)
6 AC IN AC adaptor
1
2 3 When exiting the "Forced Power ON" mode, connect the control
5 2
key block (SS-5100) to the CN006 of VC-341 board. Or, when
ejecting the cassette, connect the control key block (SS-5100) to
the CN006 of VC-341 board. and press the Eject switch.
2-3 2-4
2-3. LCD SERVICE POSITION
CPC jig connector

1
CN007 Conductor side
LCD panel 16
Back light unit

CPC jig connector
(J-6082-539-A)
PD-204 board L serices Info
LITHIUM battery (7.2Vdc)
AC adaptor AC IN
AC adaptor AC IN
LANC jack
Adjustment
remote commander (RM-95)

(J-6082-521-A)
2-5
2-4. CIRCUIT BOARDS LOCATION
VC-341
CD-465
SI-039
PD-204
Board Name Function

CD-465 CCD IMAGER
VC-341 A/D CONVERTER, TIMING GENERATOR, CAMERA/VTR PROCESS,
LENS CONTROL, LENS DRIVE, REC/PB AMP, SERVO,
CAMERA/MECHA CONTROL, HI CONTROL, AUDIO, VIDEO, DC CONTROL,
STEADYSHOT, CONNECTOR
PD-204 LCD DRIVE, BACKLIGHT DRIVE
SI-039 STEADYSHOT, JACK
2-6
2-5. FLEXIBLE BOARDS LOCATION
FP-797 SS-5100
FFC-005
CF-5100
FP-792
FP-795
PR-5100
2-7E
HELP
Sheet attachment positions and procedures of processing the flexible boards/harnesses are shown.
Harness (PD-124)
Claw
Claw
Note: Close the LCD panel, when you work.
HELP
3. BLOCK DIAGRAMS
Link
OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (1/5) OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (5/5)
OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (2/5) POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM (1/2)
OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (3/5) POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM (2/2)
OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (4/5)

SECTION 3 3. BLOCK DIAGRAMS
BLOCK DIAGRAMS
3-1. OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (1/5) ( ) : Number in parenthesis ( ) indicates the division number of schematic diagram where the component is located.
CD-465 BOARD VC-341 BOARD (1/4)

LENS BLOCK
IRIS Q951 CN951 CN151 PB C RF

36
IC951
CCD OUT
CCD 7 BUFFER 1 14 30
2
IMAGER IC152 ı AD1-AD10
ZOOM MOTOR FOCUS MOTOR IRIS CLPDM, S/H, AGC, 11
METER 1 – 4 12 – 14 7 PBLK, A/D CONVERTER
NIGHT M M ı 1 XSHP, (1/10)
SHOT LENS M V1-V4,RG,H1,H2 9 6 RG, H1, H2 22 19
CLP1
PLUS ı 21 2 XSHD 21 20
TEMP ZOOM FOCUS 11 8 18 15 ı
SENSOR SENSOR SENSOR H ı
16 23
14
25
1 34 16 46 47 48
V1 – V4 26
ı
4 28
IC151 PBLK
CN201 31
5 17 18 15 12 16 10 – 7 1–4 13 22 23 21 20 19 TIMING 11 MCK, CL
ZOOM FOCUS IRIS IRIS IRIS IRIS IRIS DRIVE(-) X151 GENERATOR 12
IR SWITCH
TEMP
ZM SENSE OUT
FC SENSE OUT
ZM SENSE VCC
FC SENSE VCC
ADCK
A,B,XA,XB A,B,XA,XB BIAS(+) HALL(+) HALL(-) BIAS(-) 28.636363MHz : TRV128/TRV228/TRV328/TRV428
28.375MHz : TRV228E/TRV428E
(1/10) 9 1
D 2.8V
44 AHD, AVD
5 7 17 19 2 4 21 23 1 2 5 14 8 4 OVERALL (2/5)
IC202 45
IC201 XSG1 (PAGE 3-3)
(3/10) 5 34
(3/10) XV1
ZOOM FOCUS HALL HALL HALL IRIS 41
OVERALL (3/5) XCS IC 301 ID
48
MOTOR
DRIVE
MOTOR
DRIVE
BIAS AMP GAIN DRIVE
(PAGE 3-5) 2 XRST VTR
39
40 36
V STOP
13 – 16 9 – 12 3 6 7 12 10 CAM DD ON
42 35
ZM RST
FC RST
EN1 EN0 HALL HALL HALL HALL IRIS PWM OVERALL (3/5) CK CONT 1, 2 47 38 VC SO, VC SI, XVC SCK
DIR1A DIR0A REF OFFSET AD GAIN (PAGE 3-5) 17 46 37 EN0, DIR0A,B,
XNS SW
EN1, DIR1A,B,
DIR1B DIR0B
FC RST, ZM RST
Q202 (1/2)
D 2.8V
CL 16
HALL OFFSET,
OVERALL (3/5)
HALL GAIN,
(PAGE 3-6)
HALL REF
OVERALL (2/5)
Q202 (2/2)
3 (PAGE 3-4)
CS CH, CH SO, CH SCK
ZM RST LED
FC RST LED OVERALL (3/5) VC SO, VC SI, XVC SCK
LENS TEMP AD
4 (PAGE 3-5)
IRIS PWM
XNS SW 5
TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E HALL AD, OVERALL (3/5)
SI-039 BOARD (1/2) PITCH AD (PAGE 3-5)
YAW AD
SE752 CN755 (1/2) CN009 (1/2)
LIA 1 IC271 PITCH AD XCS AU
PITCH SENSOR 26 5 8 2
STEADY BEEP
SE751 SHOT DCOUT JACK IN
LIA 2 (10/10) YAW AD
YAW SENSOR 24 7 12 18 AV JACK IN
XS JACK IN
IR ON
MIC901 LND755 INT MIC

27 4
MICROPHONE
TRV228/TRV228E/ D753, 754 24
TRV428/TRV428E (IR EMITTER) D001 25 VC SO, XVC SCK
Q751 IC801 FRQ TUNE
SIRCS PWM/ IR_ON INT MIC
IC751 LED IR DRV EN 58 AUDIO/VIDEO 26
15 16 SIRCS PWM RF SWP
DRIVE PROCESS 27
REMOTE
AUDIO L I/O (8/10)
COMMANDER 56 46
RECEIVER REC AFM
1 XSIRCS SIG
18 13
SIRCS SIG 33
PB RF 6
SP+,– 49 31
D759 XF TALLY LED OVERALL (2/5)
XF TALLY LED 51
(TALLY) 20 11 A FADE (PAGE 3-4)
9
J751 S Y I/O 1.5M DEV
S Y I/O 10
9 22 21 AU BPF
S VIDEO S C I/O 11
S C I/O FSC
OUT 5 26 17 28
XS JACK IN XS JACK IN
7 24
AUDIO L I/O
13 18
13
IC 301 Y OUT 7
J752 VIDEO I/O VIDEO I/O IC 301 C OUT OVERALL (2/5)
11 20 19 15
A/V OUT (PAGE 3-3)
AV JACK IN AV JACK IN
14 17
J753
RFU DC DCOUT JACK IN DCOUT JACK IN
1 30
OUT
SIRCS PWM
SIRCS SIG 8
XF TALLY LED OVERALL (4/5)
CONTROL KEY BLOCK (CF-5100) (1/2) CN008 (PAGE 3-8)
SP901 1 SP (+), (–)
SPEAKER 2 A : VIDEO SIGNAL
A : AUDIO SIGNAL
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3-1 3-2
3. BLOCK DIAGRAMS
VC-341 BOARD (2/4) VIDEO HEAD
PB C RF CH
SP1
CN481 FLYING
ERASE
REC RF SP1X
187 7 6 27 5
AD1 – AD10 ı RF AGC OUT
IC301 51 9 28
196
CAMERA/VTR PB C RF IC481 SP2X
49 11 34 7
CLP1 PROCESS, ATF, REC/PB AMP
183 Q484, 485 CH
LENS CONTROL (4/10) 33
PBLK (2/10) SP2
172 SWITCH 10
Q481 – 483
MCK, CL 81
ERASE
164
AGC SLOW
HEAD
FE (X)
11
M2100/M2101
ADCK
BOTH REC
46 OSC MECHA DECK (1/2)
185 M2100: TRV128/TRV228/TRV328/TRV428
OVERALL (3/5) RP PB MODE
OVERALL (1/5)
(PAGE 3-2) 1 198 (PAGE 3-5) 12 13 M2101: TRV228E/TRV428E
DOP
7
AHD, AVD 169 DA STRB
170
DOP
XSG1 77
166
XV1
168 15
XRF AGC OFF
ID XCS IC 301 6 REC Y/MT CONT
171 98 OVERALL (3/5) 3 3
V STOP 99
XRST VTR 11 (PAGE 3-5) RF AGC CONT 4
REC L CONT
48
167 25 MT FO 38
5 15
EN0, DIR0A, B, DOC DET
148 26 12 39
EN1, DIR1A, B RP IR
ı 24 8
153 AFC F0 ADJ AFC F0 ADJ REC BIAS
66 23 IC251 21 32
FC RST, ZM RST 161 MT Q
EVR 20 19
162 (D/A CONVERTER) 14 1 47
(4/10) CN007
95 XMP/ME
ı VC SO, VC SI, XVC SCK 7 (1/3)
97 REC RF
7
Q306 PB RF 9 CPC
IC 301 Y OUT HALL OFFSET, 2
BUFFER 4 FSC HALL GAIN, BPF MONI (FOR CHECK)
OVERALL (1/5)
79
3 HALL REF 17 3
(PAGE 3-2) 7 OVERALL (1/5)
ı
IC 301 C OUT 19
213 (PAGE 3-1)
VI HD XRST VTR
146 24 4 RF SWP
VI VDO IC302
67 144 23 REC AFM
Q304 CGCK CHARACTER
179 8 GENERATOR PB RF
OVERALL (3/5) AFC F0
(PAGE 3-5) 9 VCO 53 OSD P ON, (2/10) A FADE A FADE
OSD R ON, 12 OVERALL (1/5)
180 OSD L ON 19 9
1.5M DEV 1.5M DEV 6 (PAGE 3-2)
ı 17 AU BPF AU BPF
LCD HOLD 182 1 10
15 FCS
58 COLOR 1 ı 27 FRQ TUNE FRQ TUNE
ı VC SO, XVC SCK
XCS OSD, OSD SO, XOSD SCK
22 3 22
JOG VD 174 COLOR 4 28
83 ı
X1/2 SWP ı
84 177 20 XFE ON
XSG V RST 18
86 RF SWP RF SWP
ATF SAMPLE 16
87
MECHA FLD, MECHA HD,
MECHA VD 89 FSC
OVERALL (3/5) Q302
(PAGE 3-5) 10 93
94 14
PANEL R PANEL R VI VDO VIVDO 15 OVERALL (3/5)
(PAGE 3-5)
SYS V PANEL G PANEL G
88 17 BUFFER
SWP DIR PANEL B PANEL B
85 24
PANEL HD XCS OSD, OSD SO, XOSD SCK
CK CONT1, 2 101 75
100 PANEL VD
XTBC V RST 74
157 PANEL SYNC
TBC VD 76
158 EVF BLOCK
CN004 LCD902
EVF G/BW Y VIDEO IN B/W
34 6
CN002 (1/2) PANEL VD VSYNC LCD UNIT
5
PANEL HOLD PANEL HD HSYNC
4
14 NSLEEP
2
7 PANEL R, PANEL G, PANEL B
ı
5
C-SYNC/XHD PANEL SYNC
9
OVERALL (5/5) PANEL XVD PANEL VD
(PAGE 3-9) 18 8 EVF DD ON
11
ı VC SO, VC SI, XVC SCK VC SO, VC SI, XVC SCK
13 OVERALL (3/5) A : VIDEO SIGNAL
13 (PAGE 3-5)
10
XCS LCD DA XCS LCD A : AUDIO SIGNAL
A : VIDEO/SERVO SIGNAL
BL CONT BL CONT OVERALL (4/5)
4 14 (PAGE 3-8)
A : VIDEO/AUDIO/SERVO SIGNAL
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3-3 3-4
3. BLOCK DIAGRAMS
VC-341 BOARD (3/4) M2100/M2101 MECHA DECK (2/2)

M2100: TRV128/TRV228/TRV328/TRV428
34 IC401 (3/3) M2101: TRV228E/TRV428E
(5/10) M901
XRST VTR IC401 (1/3) CN402
OVERALL (2/5) 61 DRUM MOTOR
(PAGE 3-3) 11 XCS IC 301
76 DRUM PWM
25 IC051 (1/2) Q061
DRUM VS 64
(5/10) 63
U, V, W 10
88 44 45 DRUM ERROR 6 DRUM/CAPSTAN 62 SWITCHING 65 ı M
XRST VTR LPF 67 DRUM 5
PWM 68
OVERALL (1/5) XCS IC 301 CAP PWM CAP ERROR MOTOR
89 41 43 9 61 SWITCHING
(PAGE 3-2) 2 CAM DD ON 24
DRIVE
(9/10) Q060
DRIVE
162
DRUM FG FG
EVF DD ON 38 53 FG AMP 52 3 DRUM FG
26 VC SO, XVC SCK
XCS LCD 36 SERIAL DRUM PG PG
109 INTERFACE 50 PG AMP 49 1 DRUM PG
OVERALL (2/5) XCS IC401 CL
(PAGE 3-4) 13 75 16 37 35 16 OVERALL (1/5)
(PAGE 3-2)
VC SO, VC SI, XVC SCK VC SO, VC SI, XVC SCK 77
78 DRUM FG M902
197 CN403
DRUM PG CAPSTAN MOTOR
198 74
VC SO, VC SI, XVC SCK CAP VS 75 CAP U, V, W 14
77
76 ı M
CAPSTAN 78 9
HU1, 2
71 CAP ON CAP ON MOTOR HV1, 2
165 80 10 7
CS CH, CH SO, CH SCK ı CAP FWD CAP FWD DRIVE ı HW1, 2 ı
166 1 HU, HV, HW
73 IC601 15 2
IRIS PWM CAMERA/
93
XNS SW MECHA CAP FG CAP FG 7 FG1, 2 18
110 190 4 CAPSTAN FG
OVERALL (1/5) HALL AD CONTROL FG AMP 8 16
(PAGE 3-2) 5 PITCH AD
128
(6/10)
129 DEW AD DEW AD
YAW AD 118 22 DEW SENSOR
130
XCS AU
62 209 21 S901
BEEP MODE SW A-C MODE SW A-C
200 ı ı MODE SWITCH
DCOUT JACK IN 19
111 211
AV JACK IN
185 IC401 (2/3) M903
XS JACK IN
186 LOAD LOAD, (5/10) CN401 LOADING MOTOR
IR ON
194 18 UNLOAD UNLOAD 32 69 LM (+) , LM (–) 2
LOADING M
17 33 MOTOR 72 1
LM LIM DET LM LIM DET DRIVE
15 31 D001
ZM RST LED CN404 TAPE
49 TAPE END TAPE END TAPE END (C) Q002 LED
OVERALL (1/5) FC RST LED 20 TAPE END TAPE END
(PAGE 3-1) 4 LENS TEMP AD
50
127
21 DETECT 20 2
SENSOR
TAPE TOP TAPE TOP TAPE TOP TAPE TOP (C) Q001
19 19 18 1 TAPE TOP
DETECT SENSOR
AGC SLOW
11
BOTH REC T REEL FG T REEL FG
168 119 28 T REEL 26 T REEL (+) , (–) 9 T REEL H001
RP PB MODE SENSOR
OVERALL (2/5) 169 FG AMP 27 10
(PAGE 3-4) 12 DOP
10 S REEL FG S REEL FG
203 120 24 S REEL 22 S REEL (+) , (–) 7 S REEL H002
DA STRB FG AMP 23 6 SENSOR
46
Q401
TAPE LED ON TAPE LED ON TAPE LED (K)
201 LED DRIVE 3
OVERALL (2/5) AFC F0 S001
(PAGE 3-3) 9 117 213
REC PROOF REC PROOF
13 REC PROOF
ME SW ME SW
212 12 ME/MP
HI8 MP SW HI8 MP SW 14
214 HI8 MP
XCC DOWN 15
XFE ON C. C. LOCK
170 S002
RF SWP LCD HOLD
159 163
VIVDO
OVERALL (2/5) 206 JOG VD
(PAGE 3-4) 15 80
155
X1/2 SWP
157
XCS OSD, OSD SO, XOSD SCK ı XSG V RST
154
82 ATF SAMPLE
156
134
MECHA FLD, MECHA HD, MECHA VD
3 173 OVERALL (2/5)
X601
20MHz 204 10 (PAGE 3-3)
1 SYS V
181
SWP DIR
158
95 CK CONT1, 2
96
XTBC V RST
179
TBC VD
205
63
IC701 SO, IC701 SI, IC701 SCK, XCS IC701 ı
66 CK CONT1, 2 OVERALL (1/5)
CUSTOM LED ON
52
17 (PAGE 3-2) SI-039 BOARD FP-792 FLEXIBLE
ZOOM VR AD (2/2) BOARD
OVERALL (4/5) 133
(PAGE 3-8) 19 DCOUT ON SYS V OVERALL (4/5)
OSD V
115
208
20 (PAGE 3-8)
D001 – 003
(VIDEO LIGHT)
XSYS RST Q001 CN009 CN755
9 (2/2) (2/2)
XCC DOWN 8 VIDEO LIGHT VL+ LND756
VL 16V 1 30
DRIVE
V LIGHT PWM
91
IC602
XCS EEP
EEPROM 1 87
CN007
(6/10) 86 EEP SI, EEP SO, EEP SCK
(2/3)
84
256 XCS EEP XCS EEP
85 16
CAP FG
4
SWP DIR 5 CPC
15 (FOR CHECK)
EEP SI, EEP SO, EEP SCK EEP SI, EEP SO, EEP SCK 14
1 A : SERVO SIGNAL
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3-5 3-6
3. BLOCK DIAGRAMS
VC-341 BOARD (4/4)
CN007
(3/3)
12 LANC IN 39
CPC LANC OUT
11 40
XLANC POWER ON
(FOR CHECK) 13 8
IC701 SIRCS PWM SIRCS PWM

45
29 HI CONTROL
X701
(7/10) SIRCS SIG SIRCS SIG OVERALL (1/5)
CONTROL KEY PD-204 BOARD (1/2)
10MHz 28 41 8 (PAGE 3-2)
X702 52
BLOCK (PR-5100) XF TALLY LED XF TALLY LED
32.768kHz 10
CN6001 51
CN002
S601 CN6005 (1/2) (2/2)
PANEL 1 AD5 SYS V SYS V OVERALL (3/5)
KEY AD5
REVERSE
2
20 20 67 32 20 (PAGE 3-5)
SW
CONTROL KEY BLOCK (SS-5100)

S001
CN006
START/STOP XS/S SW KEY AD7
1 69
SW
BL CONT OVERALL (2/5)
(CHG)
BL REG 14 14 (PAGE 3-4)
OFF XPOWERSW XPOWER SW
S004 4 1 D 1.5V
POWER ON A 2.8V
XMODE SW XMODE SW
3 2
>
D 2.8V
IC051 (2/2)
AU 2.8V
MODE DC CONTROL,
EP 2.8V
S002 RESET
A 4.6V (9/10) VTR UNREG
XEJECT SW 16 XEJECT SW 4
EJECT SW AU 4.6V BATT UNREG BT901
EP 4.6V CN053
D004 Q053, 054 Q051, 052
XCHARGE LED XCHARGE LED RP 4.6V 4 +
CHG 6 12 MT 5V 3 – DC IN
VL 16V
D002
XCAM LED XCAM LED CAM –7.5V
CAMERA 8 11 CHARGE
CAM 15V 2
CONTROL
EP 13.5V
D001
XVTR LED XVTR LED PANEL –15.3V
PLAY/EDIT 9 9
6 +
EVER 3.0V BATTERY
RV001 5 S
VOUT TERMINAL
ZOOM VR ZOOM VR 12 ZOOM VR AD 1 –
LANC DC 47
Q075
20 27
CONTROL KEY BLOCK (CF-5100) (2/2) 21 HI EVER SO, HI EVER SCK 28
BATT IN
S024 31 44
CN005 VTR DD ON
35 38
XCS DD
SEL/PUSH DIAL A, B 19 DIAL A, B 79 49 26
EXEC 20 80
DIAL XRESET
45
5 59 BATT/XEXT VBAT
74 39
MENU EXEC FUNCTION KEY AD0 – KEY AD3 14 KEY AD0 – KEY AD3 ı FAST CHARGE
INIT CHARGE ON
37 D053
61 REG 3V
FAST CHARGE
SW 18 INIT CHARGE ON 40
65 38
16
BATT/XEXT
BATT SIG
Q701
S001
43 BATTERY BATT SIG
DISP/ XBATT INFO SW
6 3 CHARGE
BATT INFO SW 42
DETECTOR
S002
XRESET
RESET SW 22 73
DCOUT ON
Q002
D002 XCC DOWN XCC DOWN
CUSTOM LED ON LED 5
EASY 9 XSYS RST XSYS RST
DRIVE 47
23
ı IC 701 SO, IC 701 SI, IC 701 SCK, XCS IC 701 IC 701 SO, IC 701 SI, IC 701 SCK, XCS IC 701
LI 3V 26
BT001 3 OVERALL (3/5)
LITHIUM 19
OSD V OSD V 19 (PAGE 3-5)
BATTERY
ZOOM VR AD ZOOM VR AD
CUSTOM LED ON CUSTOM LED ON
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3-7 3-8
3. BLOCK DIAGRAMS
PD-204 BOARD (2/2) TYPE C/S: Please refer to page 1-3

to discriminate the type of LCD.
NOTE: CN6004 Pin Name A/B
A: TYPE C MODEL
B: TYPE S MODEL
CN6001 LCD901
(2/2) CN6004
PANEL R, PANEL G, PANEL B 7 PANEL R, PANEL G, PANEL B 40 19 19

VR, VG, VB
ı ı ı ı
5 38 21 21
2.5 INCH
COLOR
VCOM LCD UNIT
IC6001 23 11
XCS LCD DA XCS LCD DA
10 45
LCD
DRIVER
N.C./SPC, GRES/EX1, GPCK/MO1, GSRT/MO2,
5
2–6 STBYB/PSG,RESET/EX2, VBC/CLS, STBYB/RES, ı
14–16 SRT/PSS1, OE/PSS2, CLR/CTR, MCLK/CLD, HCNT/SPD 10
29 12
11 46 ı
32–35 18
VC SO, VC SI, XVC SCK ı VC SO, VC SI, XVC SCK ı
OVERALL (2/5) 13 48
(PAGE 3-3) 18 C-SYNC/XHD C-SYNC/XHD
9 43 T6001, Q6002
PANEL XVD PANEL XVD
8 42 INVERTER CN6003
TRANSFORMER BL HIGH
BL REG 10
BACKLIGHT
PANEL HOLD PANEL HOLD
14 1 DRIBE
ND901
BACKLIGHT
D6004
BL CONT BL CONT BL DET BL LOW
4 28 30 3
A : VIDEO SIGNAL
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3-9 3-10
3. BLOCK DIAGRAMS
3-6. POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM (1/2) ( ) : Number in parenthesis ( ) indicates the division number of schematic diagram where the component is located.
VC-341 BOARD (1/2)

BT901
BATTERY BATT SIG
TERMINAL BATT/XEXT
CN053
F002 BATT/XEXT
BATT UNREG
+ 6
FAST CHARGE
BATT SIG Q053, 054
S 5 INIT CHARGE ON INIT CHARGE ON
CHARGE
BATT GND BATT SIG
– 1 CONTROL
FAST CHARGE BATT UNREG
Q063, 065, 069

ACV UNREG Q051, 052 F003 MT 5V
+ 4 5V REG
BATT/XEXT F004
DC IN 2
F001 VTR UNREG VTR UNREG

ACV GND
– 3
D054
SI-039 43 VIN VR 34
BOARD EVER 3.0V
36 CDET VRO 41
(1/2) V OUT
VOUT 42
J753 LI 3V
VBAT 39
CN755 CN009
RFU DC (1/2) (1/2) 55 VCC1 REG 3V 40
OUT 56 VCC0 D053
RFU DC 3 28 BATT IN
CS 44
2 29 XCS DD
Q055 LD 26
HI EVER SO
54 LANC DC DIN 27
HI EVER SCK
53 SENS CLK 28
VTR DD ON
52 VCONT CTL1 38
XCTL2 47
DCOUT ON TYPE C/S: Please refer to page 1-3 to descriminate the type of LCD.
Q075
CAM DD ON A
IC051 POWER(2/2)
PD- 204 BOARD
(PAGE 3-13)
DC CONTROL, Q057 L052 L059
RESET BL REG TYPE C
SWITCHING
(9/10)
CN6004 LCD901
OUT2 58 L6004
PANEL 4.6V R6026 VSH
IN2 21 24
+INE2 14 PANEL –15.3V R6019 VGL
3
37 VREF PANEL 13.5V R6020 VGH 2.5INCH
Q056 L055 L058 1
1 DTC6 D 1.5V PANEL 2.8V VDD COLOR
SWITCHING 23 LCD UNIT
VDD
L061 L6001 FB6001 4
OUT1 57 D 2.8V R6031
IN1 20 L060 A 2.8V
30 RT
Q058 L056 L062 AU 2.8V IC6001
SWITCHING BL CONT
28
FB051 LCD DRIVER
OUT3 59
IN3 22 D055 Q066, 073
CAM –7.5V
–7.5V REG
Q062 Q064, 067, 070
CAM 15V
SWITCHING +15V REG
TYPE S
OUT7 63
Q6004, 6005,
–INE7 2 6008, 6009 CN6004 LCD901
L6004
PANEL 4.6V VSH5V 24
L051 L065 18
EP 4.6V PANEL –15.3V VGL
Q059 L057 16 3
L063 A 4.6V PANEL 13.5V VGH 2.5INCH
SWITCHING 19 1
PANEL 2.8V VSH3V COLOR
L064 17 23
AU 4.6V LCD UNIT
OUT4 60 FB6001
L066 L6001
IN4 23 RP 4.6V
VL 16V
BL CONT IC6001
Q071, 072 4 28 24
EP 13.5V LCD DRIVER
13.5V REG
Q068, 074 CN002

–15.3V REG PANEL 2.8V
17
PANEL 4.6V
18
BL REG
2
PANEL –15.3V T6001, Q6002 CN6003
16
PANEL 13.5V L6002 L6003 INVERTER ND901
19 BL REG TRANSFORMER BL HIGH
2 10 BACK
BL CONT BACKLIGHT LIGHT
BL CONT CN6001
4
DRIVE
05
3-11 3-12
3. BLOCK DIAGRAMS
3-7. POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM (2/2) ( ) : Number in parenthesis ( ) indicates the division number of schematic diagram where the component is located.
VC-341 BOARD (2/2) CONTROL KEY BLOCK (SS-5100)

CN006 D004
BATT/XEXT IC701 CHARGE LED VDD
FAST CHARGE 5 CHG
HI CONTROL
INIT CHARGE ON (7/10)
D002
Q701 MODE LED VDD
10 CAMERA
BATTERY 43 IB SI BATT/XEXT 74
BATT SIG
CHARGE RV001
DETECTOR 42 IB SO FAST CHARGE 37
T (ZOOM) W D001
INIT CHARGE ON 38 D 2.8V
BATT UNREG 11 PLAY/EDIT
54 BATT SENSE
55 ACV SENSE
MT 5V
BATT IN 31
VTR UNREG
XCS DD 49
HI EVER SO 20
EVER 3.0V CONTROL KEY BLOCK (CF-5100)
HI EVER SCK 21 CN005
VOUT VOUT
EVER 3.0V
D 2.8V
LI 3V D 2.8V 17
VTR DD ON 35 D 2.8V FUNCTION
15
D 2.8V
D 2.8V SWITCH
4
EVER 3.0V
LI 3V LI 3V BT001
3
BATT IN LITHIUM
XCS DD D002 BATTERY
CUSTOM LED VDD
7 EASY
HI EVER SO
HI EVER SCK
VTR DD ON IC301 IC152
IC251 IC302 IC151
TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E
EVR CHARACTER CAMERA/VTR S/H. AGC. TIMING
DCOUT ON GENERATOR
(D/A CONVERTER) GENERATOR PROCESS, ATF, A/D CONVETER
A CAM DD ON
(4/10) (2/10) LENS CONTROL (1/10) (1/10)
L271 IC271 SI-039 BOARD
D753, 754
POWER (1/2)
(2/10) (2/2)
STEADY (IR EMITTER)
(PAGE 3-12) FB251 FB252 FB152 L151 FB151 SHOT
(10/10)
TRV228/TRV228E/TRV328/
TRV428/TRV428E
CN009 CN755
MT 5V
L301
L302
L303
D 1.5V D 1.5V (2/2) (2/2)
MT 5V MT 5V MT 5V 14 17 IC751
15 16 D759
REMOTE
D 2.8V D 2.8V D 2.8V D 2.8V (TALLY)
12 19 COMMANDER
RECEIVER
A 2.8V A 2.8V A 2.8V A 2.8V 9 22
AU 2.8V 10 21 TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E
AU 2.8V
CAM –7.5V CAM –7.5V CAM –7.5V
SE751, 752
CAM 15V CAM 15V CAM 15V YAW, PITCH
EP 4.6V EP 4.6V EP 4.6V SENSOR
A 4.6V A 4.6V FP-792 FLEXIBLE BOARD
Q001
AU 4.6V AU 4.6V
VIDEO VL+ LND756
RP 4.6V VL UNREG VL UNREG
LIGHT 1 30
VL 16V
VTR UNREG
DRIVE
D001 – 003
D 2.8V
MT 5V
EP 13.5V L202
(VIDEO LIGHT)
FB601
IC801 IC202
IC602 IRIS DRIVE,
IC601 AUDIO/VIDEO
EEPROM PROCESS HALL BIAS CONTROL,
CAMERA/MECHA L801
V LIGHT PWM
(6/10) (8/10) HALL GAIN CONTROL,
CONTROL HALL AMP
IC401 (6/10)
(3/10)
DRUM/ EVF BLOCK
FB401
CAPSTAN/ CN004 LCD902
LOADING V LIGHT PWM 91
EVF DD ON NSLEEP
MOTOR DRIVE EVF DD ON 26 2
L483 IC481 (5/10) ZM RST LED 49 B/W
EP 4.6V EVF 4.6V
REC/PB FC RST LED 50 3 LCD
L481 L201
VMR
AMP Q202 UNIT

VH
(4/10)
115 DCOUT ON IC201 IC001
3 17 3.3V 3.3V
162 CAM DD ON 1 3.3V REG 4 1
FOCUS/ZOOM
(10/10)
IRIS DRIVE(+)
TAPE LED (A)
MOTOR DRIVE
SENSOR VCC
CAM –7.5V
(3/10)
ZM SENS
FC SENS
CAM 15V
FG VCC
TEMP
SP1Y
SP2Y
VCC
VCC
VH+
CN481 CN404 CN403 CN201 CN151

05 4 8 4 8 17 8 13 16 18 24 12 10
3 5
CN951
CD-465
L951
VIDEO TAPE T REEL, CAPSTAN ZOOM IRIS BOARD
S REEL, HU, HV, HW
HEAD LED FG SENSOR METER
SENSOR IC951
D001
H001,002 FOCUS TEMP CCD
SENSOR SENSOR IMAGER
M2100/M2101 MECHA DECK M2100: TRV128/TRV228/TRV328/TRV428
M2101: TRV228E/TRV428E LENS BLOCK
3-13 3-14E
I
A
J
F
L
E
K
C
B
N
H
G
D
05
1
LND759 REG_GND
LND756 VL+
LND760 REG_GND
FP-792
BOARD
2
FLEXIBLE
LND754
MIC_GND
SI-039
BOARD
LENS
INT_MIC
MIC901
BLOCK
LND755
MICROPHONE
3
CN201 24P
IRIS_DRIVE(+) 24
IRIS_HALL(+) 23
KEY
IRIS_BIAS(+) 22
BLOCK
IRIS_HALL(-) 21
IRIS_BIAS(-) 20
CONTROL
(PR-5100)
DCOUT_JACK_IN
RFU_DC
RFU_DC
REG_GND
S_C_I/O
REG_GND
XS_JACK_IN
REG_GND
S_Y_I/O
REG_GND
VIDEO_I/O
REG_GND
AUDIO_L_I/O
AV_JACK_IN
SIRCS_PWM/IR_DRV_EN
MT_5V
MT_5V
XSIRCS_SIG
D_2.8V
XF_TALLY_LED
A_2.8V
A_2.8V
VREF2
LIA2
VREF1
LIA1
INT_MIC
MIC_GND
MIC_GND
VL+
CN755 30P
IRIS_DRIVE(-) 19
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
TEMP 18
TEMP 17
BOARD
CD-465
ZM_SENSE_VCC 16
FRAME SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
FP-795 FLEXIBLE ZM_SENSE_OUT 15

LENS_DET 14
2
1
4
5
6
3
FC_SENSE_VCC 13
4-1. FRAME SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
FC_SENSE_OUT 12
N.C.
N.C.
GND 11
VL+
LIA2
LIA1
5
CN6005
SE_GND
SE_GND
CN009
VREF2
VREF1
MT_5V
MT_5V
A_2.8V
A_2.8V
D_2.8V
ZOOM_A 10
S_C_I/O
S_Y_I/O
RFU_DC
RFU_DC
INT_MIC
MIC_GND
MIC_GND
PANEL_REV
PANEL_REV
REG_GND
REG_GND
REG_GND
REG_GND
REG_GND
6P
VIDEO_I/O
ZOOM_B 9
XSIRCS_SIG
30P
XS_JACK_IN
AV_JACK_IN
AUDIO_L_I/O
XF_TALLY_LED
ZOOM_XB 8
CCD_OUT
GND
CAM_-7.5V
VSHT
CAM_15V
GND
RG
H1
H2
GND
V1
V2
V3
V4
DCOUT_JACK_IN
CN951 14P
ZOOM_XA 7
SIRCS_PWM/IR_DRV_EN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
IR_SWITCH 6
4-1
IR_SWITCH 5
CN6001 20P CN002 20P
FOCUS_A 4
AD5 20 20 AD5
FOCUS_B 3
PANEL_13.5V 19 19 PANEL_13.5V
6
FOCUS_XB 2
FOCUS_XA 1
SECTION 4
CN151 14P
PANEL_-15.3V 16 16 PANEL_-15.3V
CCD_OUT 14
REG_GND 15 15 REG_GND
GND 13
PANEL_HOLD 14 14 PANEL_HOLD
CAM_-7.5V 12
VC_SI(HDO) 13 13 VC_SI(HDO)
VSHT 11
VC_SO 12 12 VC_SO
CAM_15V 10
XVC_SCK 11 11 XVC_SCK
7
GND 9
XCS_LCD_DA 10 10 XCS_LCD_DA
RG 8
PD-124
CPC
C-SYNC/XHD 9 9 C-SYNC/XHD
HARNESS
H1 7
(FOR CHECK)
PANEL_XVD 8 8 PANEL_XVD
FLAT CABLE
H2 6
PANEL_R 7 7 PANEL_R
FFC-005 FLEXIBLE
GND 5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
BOARD
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
PD-204
PANEL_G 6 6 PANEL_G
V1 4
PANEL_B 5 5 PANEL_B
V2 3
When the machine needs to be repaired,please refer to

BL_CONT 4 4 BL_CONT
PB_RF
PB_RF
EEP_SI
CAP_FG
REC_RF
EEP_SO
V3 2
CN007 16P
LANC_IN
EEP_SCK
XCS_EEP
SWP_DIR
REG_GND
REG_GND
REG_GND
BL_GND 3 3 BL_GND
BPF_MONI
LANC_OUT
page 1-3 to discriminate the type of LCD(TYPE C or TYPE S).

8
V4 1
BL_REG 2 2 BL_REG
XLANC_PWR_ON
SE_GND 1 1 SE_GND
CN404 15P
TAPE_TOP(C) 1 TAPE_TOP(C)
CN6004 24P
TAPE_END(C) 2 TAPE_END(C)
VGH/VGH 1
TAPE_LED(K) 3 TAPE_LED(K)
VSS/GND 2
TAPE_LED(A) 4 TAPE_LED(A)
9
VGL/VGL 3
REG_GND 5 REG_GND
VDD/VGLAC 4
PRINTED WIRING BOARDS AND SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS
S_REEL(-) 6 S_REEL(-)
N.C./SPS 5
S_REEL(+) 7 S_REEL(+)
GRES/EX1 6
SENSOR_VCC 8 SENSOR_VCC
FP
GPCK/MO1 7
T_REEL(+) 9 T_REEL(+)
4-2. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS
GSRT/MO2 8
T_REEL(-) 10 T_REEL(-)
STBYB/PSG 9
HALL_COM 11 HALL_COM
RESET/EX2 10
ME/MP 12 ME/MP
10
VCOM/VCOM 11
REC_PROOF 13 REC_PROOF
VBC/CLS 12
HI8_MP 14 HI8_MP
COLOR
LCD901
2.5INCH
STBYB/RES 13
LCD UNIT
C_LOCK_SW 15 C_LOCK_SW
SRT/PSS1 14
CN403 22P
OE/PSS2 15
DEW 22 DEW
CLR/CTR 16
M-SW(A) 21 M-SW(A)
MCLK/CLD 17
M-SW(B) 20 M-SW(B)
HCNT/SPD 18
M-SW(C) 19 M-SW(C)
11
VR/VR 19
FG1 18 FG1
VG/VG 20
FG VCC 17 FG VCC
VB/VB 21
B: TYPE S MODEL
A: TYPE C MODEL
FG2 16 FG2
VSS/GND 22
REG_GND 15 REG_GND
Note: CN6004 Pin Name A/B

VDD/VSH3V 23
CAP_U 14 CAP_U
VSH/VSH5V 24
CAP_U 13 CAP_U
VC-341 BOARD
CAP_W 12 CAP_W
FP
CAP_W 11 CAP_W
12
CAP_V 10 CAP_V
CAP_V 9 CAP_V
VH+ 8 VH+
CN6003 10P
HU1 7 HU1
BL_HIGH 10
HU2 6 HU2
N.C 9
HV1 5 HV1
N.C 8
HV2 4 HV2
N.C 7
HW1 3 HW1
13
ND901
N.C 6
HW2 2 HW2
BACKLIGHT
N.C 5
VH- 1 VH-
N.C 4
CN481 11P
BL_LOW 3
FE(X) 11 FE(X)
LED 2
FE(Y) 10 FE(Y)
LED_GND 1
GND 9 GND
SP2Y 8 SP2Y
SP2X 7 SP2X
14
GND 6 GND
FP
SP1X 5 SP1X
CN008 2P SP1Y 4 SP1Y
1 SP(+) GND 3 GND
4-3. PRINTED WIRING BOARDS
SP901
2 SP(-) GND 2 GND

SPEAKER
GND 1 GND
CN005 22P
CN402 10P
1 REG_GND
U 10 U
15
2 N.C
U 9 U
M2100/M2101 MECHANISM DECK
3 LI_3V
V 8 V
4 D_2.8V
V 7 V
5 KEY_AD0
W 6 W
6 BATT_INFO
FP
W 5 W
7 CUSTOM_LED_VDD
COM 4 COM
8 N.C
FG 3 FG
9 XCUSTOM_LED_ON
FG-PG_COM 2 FG-PG_COM
16
10 REG_GND
PG 1 PG
11 XMS_LED
12 N.C
KEY
13 MS_LED_VDD CN401 2P
BLOCK
14 KEY_AD1 LM(+) 2
15 D_2.8V LM(-) 1
LM
(CF-5100)
CONTROL
M2101: TRV228E/TRV428E
16 KEY_AD3
4-2
17 D_2.8V
17
18 KEY_AD2
19 DIAL_A
M2100: TRV128/TRV228/TRV328/TRV428
20 DIAL_B
21 REG_GND
CN006
22 XRESET
EVF_4.6V
VIDEO_IN
3.3V
CHARGE_LED_VDD
XCHARGE_LED
N.C
NSLEEP
DIG_GND
BATT_UNREG
BATT_SIG
ACV_UNREG
ACV_GND
BATT/XEXT
BATT_GND
XEJECT_SW
N.C
N.C
REG_GND
ZOOM_VR
D_2.8V
MODE_LED_VDD
XVTR_LED
XCAM_LED
XPOWER_SW
XMODE_SW
REG_GND
XS/S_SW
VSYNC
ANA_GND
HSYNC
CN053 6P
16P
CN004 8P
6
5
4
3
2
1
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
18
10 NC
9 NC
FP-797
8 ANA_GND
FLEXIBLE
7 DIG_GND
19
6 VIDEO_IN
BT901
LCD
B/W
UNIT
BATTERY
5 VSYNC
TERMINAL
LCD902
4 HSYNC
EVF BLOCK
KEY
3 EVF_4.6V
NSLEEP
BLOCK
2
1 3.3V
CONTROL
(SS-5100)
20
21
FRAME
Link
CD-465 BOARD (CCD IMAGER) VC-341 BOARD (9/10) (DC CONTROL)
VC-341 BOARD (1/10) VC-341 BOARD (10/10)

(A/D CONVERTER, TIMING GENERATOR) (STEADYSHOT, CONNECTOR)
VC-341 BOARD (2/10) PD-204 BOARD
(CAMERA/VTR PROCESS, LENS CONTROL) (LCD DRIVER, BACKLIGHT DRIVE)
SI-039 BOARD (STEADYSHOT, JACK)
VC-341 BOARD (3/10) (LENS DRIVE) FP-792 FLEXIBLE BOARD
FP-228, FP-299, FP-300, FP-301, FP-302,
VC-341 BOARD (4/10) (REC/PB AMP) FP-802 FLEXIBLE BOARD
VC-341 BOARD (5/10) (SERVO) CONTROL KEY BLOCK (SS-5100)
VC-341 BOARD (6/10)

(CAMERA/MECHA CONTROL) CONTROL KEY BLOCK (PR-5100)
VC-341 BOARD (7/10) (HI CONTROL) CONTROL KEY BLOCK (CF-5100)
VC-341 BOARD (8/10) (AUDIO, VIDEO)
COMMON NOTE FOR SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS

THIS NOTE IS COMMON FOR SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS

(In addition to this, the necessary note is printed in each block)
(For schematic diagrams) 1. Connection

• All capacitors are in µF unless otherwise noted. pF : µ
Link
µF. 50 V or less are not indicated except for electrolytics Pattern box
and tantalums.
• Chip resistors are 1/10 W unless otherwise noted.
kΩ=1000 Ω, MΩ=1000 kΩ.
• Caution when replacing chip parts.
New parts must be attached after removal of chip.
Be careful not to heat the minus side of tantalum 1m
capacitor, Because it is damaged by the heat.
• Some chip part will be indicated as follows.
Example C541 L452
22U 10UH
TA A 2520
Front of the lens
Kinds of capacitor
Case size
External dimensions (mm)
• Constants of resistors, capacitors, ICs and etc with XX

indicate that they are not used. 2. Adjust the distance so that the output waveform of
In such cases, the unused circuits may be indicated. Fig. a and the Fig. b can be obtain.
• Parts with ★ differ according to the model/destination. Yellow
H
Refer to the mount table for each function.
Magenta
White
Cyan
• All variable and adjustable resistors have characteristic Green
Red
curve B, unless otherwise noted.
Blue
• Signal name
XEDIT → EDIT PB/XREC → PB/REC
• 2: non flammable resistor
• 5: fusible resistor
• C: panel designation
A B A=B B A
• A: B+ Line
• B: B– Line Fig. a (Video output terminal output waveform)
• J : IN/OUT direction of (+,–) B LINE.
• C: adjustment for repair.
• A: VIDEO SIGNAL (ANALOG)
• A: AUDIO SIGNAL (ANALOG)
• A: VIDEO/AUDIO SIGNAL
• A: VIDEO/AUDIO/SERVO SIGNAL
• A: VIDEO/SERVO SIGNAL
• A: SERVO SIGNAL
• Circled numbers refer to waveforms. Fig.b (Picture on monitor TV)
(Measuring conditions voltage and waveform)
• Voltages and waveforms are measured between the
measurement points and ground when camera shoots When indicating parts by reference number, please
color bar chart of pattern box. They are reference values include the board name.
and reference waveforms.
(VOM of DC 10 MΩ input impedance is used)
• Voltage values change depending upon input
impedance of VOM used.)
Note : The components identified by mark 0 or Note : Les composants identifiés par une marque
dotted line with mark 0 are critical for safety. 0 sont critiques pour la sécurité.
Replace only with part number specified. Ne les remplacer que par une pièce portant
le numéro spécifie.
4-5
4-2. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS CD-465 BOARD
For Schematic Diagram

• Refer to page 4-41 for printed wiring board.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
CD-465 BOARD
A CCD IMAGER
XX MARK:NO MOUNT
NO MARK:REC/PB MODE
1 IC951 1 REC 2 IC951 2 REC 3 IC951 3 REC
R:REC MODE
P:PB MODE 7.6 Vp-p 22 Vp-p 7.6 Vp-p
B V V V
LND951
C954
XX
4 IC951 4 REC
22 Vp-p
R11.2/P0
R-7.2/P0
R-0.3/P0
R-0.3/P0
R-7.2
C
/P0
V
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
CN951 14P
NC
GND
CCD_OUT
V4
V3
V2
V1
V4
V3
14
13
IC951 5 IC951 7 REC
CCD IMAGER
V2 12 IC951
V1 11 ICX437AKA-43:TRV128
1.2 Vp-p
GND 10 /TRV228
/TRV328
VC-341
D (1/10) H2 9 /TRV428
H
VDD
SUB
ICX433AKA-43:TRV228E
RG
H2
H1
NC
CN151 H1 8
VL
/TRV428E
THROUGH THE RG 7
FFC-005 FLEXIBLE
FLAT CABLE 14 13 12 11 10 9 8
GND 6
(PAGE 4-9)
R1.3
/P0
R1.6
/P0
R12.6
/P0.3
R-7.7
/P0.4
R8.9/P0.1
R15.1/P0
CAM_15V 5
VSHT 4
9 IC951 q; REC
CAM-7.5V 3
GND 2
23 Vp-p
E CCD_OUT 1
C955 H
0.1u
R16.1/P0
L951 C951
100uH 22u
16V
Q951
2SC4178-F13F14-T1
8 IC951 qs REC
BUFFER
R11.2
/P0
R952 R10.5
2.4 Vp-p
C952 10 R953 C953
/P0 47u
F SIGNAL PATH
XX 10k 10V
NTSC: 9.54 MHz
PAL: 9.46 MHz
Precautions for Replacement of CCD Imager
VIDEO 6 IC951 qf REC 7 IC951 qd REC • The CD-465 board mounted as a repair part is not equipped
SIGNAL with a CCD imager.
3.6 Vp-p 3.6 Vp-p When replacing this board, remove the CCD imager from the
Y/CHROMA
old one and mount it onto the new one.
• If the CCD imager has been replaced, carry out all the
REC H H adjustments for the camera section.
G • As the CCD imager may be damaged by static electricity from
its structure, handle it carefully like for the MOS IC.
In addition, ensure that the receiver is not covered with dusts
05
nor exposed to strong light.
4-7 4-8 CD-465

4-2. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS VC-341 BOARD SIDE A VC-341 BOARD SIDE B

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
VC-341 BOARD (1/10)

A A/D CONVERTER,TIMING GENERATOR(CAM BLOCK)
CAM_15V
XX MARK:NO MOUNT
CAM_-7.5V
NO MARK:REC/PB MODE
R:REC MODE
P:PB MODE 2 IC151 9 REC/PB REG_GND
1
∗:IMPOSSIBLE TO MEASURE THE
VOLTAGE AT THE MARKED POINTS. A_2.8V (9/10)
2.8 Vp-p
X151
B 28.636363MHz: TRV128/TRV228/TRV328/TRV428
28.375MHz: TRV228E/TRV428E D_2.8V
NTSC: 14.318 MHz
PAL: 14.187 MHz
MCK
CL
3 IC151 qa REC/PB C164
8p X151 C166 D151
R158 R160 0.01u 1SV329(TPL3)
2
C163 0.01u
XX XX
FB151 FRQ_TUNE
3.0 Vp-p 0uH R159 R161 R164 470k (4/10)
XX XX
R163
0
NTSC: 14.318 MHz
1 IC151 5 (X151) REC/PB
C PAL: 14.187 MHz C158
R2.3/P0
4.7u 2.0 Vp-p
CN151 14P
R2.8
/P0
1.3
2.8
1.5
1.3
1.4
V4
4
∗
V4 1 IC151 qs REC/PB 1.5
V3 NTSC: 28.636 MHz
V3 2 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 PAL: 28.375 MHz
V2
VICK(CL)
SYSCK
VDD1
CHCK
TEST
CK
VSS2
OSCO
OSCI
VSS1
PBLK
CLPDM
V2 3 3.0 Vp-p
V1
V1 4
CK_CONT1 3
GND 5 NTSC: 14.318 MHz CK_CONT2
(6/10)
D CD-465 BOARD
CN951
H2 6 PAL: 14.187 MHz C180
XX
2.8 R1.4/P0
H1 7 13 VDD2 ID 48
THROUGH THE
FFC-005 FLEXIBLE RG 8 14 VSS3 CKCONT1 47
R2.8/P0
CAM_DD_ON
4
FLAT CABLE XSHP R2.3/P0 0
GND 9
R151 R153
15 XSHP CKCONT2 46 (6/10)
(PAGE 4-7) XX
XX XSHD R2.3/P0 R2.7/P0
CAM_15V 10 16 XSHD AVD 45 XVC_SCK
VSHT 11
VSHT C152
0.001u 17 XRS
IC151 AHD 44
R2.5/P2.8
VC_SO
XVC_SCK 5
R0.4/P0 2.8 VC_SO
CAM_-7.5V 12 18 RG VDD6 43 (6/10)
TIMING GENERATOR
2.8 R2.8/P0
GND 13
2.8
19 VDD3 IC151
CXD2444AR-T4
DSGAT 42
R0.1/P0
VC_SI
VC_SI 9
E CCD OUT 14
R1.6/P0
20 VDD4
H1
XV1
RST
41
2.8 XRST_VTR (6/10)
21 40
R1.4/P0
22 H2 SEN 39
R2.2/P0 XCS_IC_301
XCS_IC_301
XCS_IC_301 7
0.5 VC_SO
23 VSS4 SSI 38 (6/10)
2.5 XVC_SCK
24 NC SSK 37
XRST_VTR
XRST_VTR 8
C151 C153 (6/10)
R-7.7/P0.5
R-7.6/P0.4
XX XX CH_SO
R15.1/P0
R-0.3/P0
R-0.3/P0
R-7.2/P0
R-7.2/P0
R2.8/P0
CH_SO
10
XSHT
XSG1
VGAT
CH_SCK
SSO
F
VM
CH_SCK
2.6
VH
NC
V2
V1
V3
VL
V4
0
CS_CH
CS_CH (6/10)
C157 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36
R152 2.2u ID
0
AVD
AHD
C159 C162 C165
R155 C156 XX XX V_STOP
0.1u
100k 0.22u VC_SI
R162 1M
XV1
V1
V2
V3
V4
VSHT
XSG1
G
CLP1
PBLK
ADCK
L151
10uH 11
(2/10)
MCK
AD10
AD9
AD6
AD4
AD3
AD1
AD8
AD7
AD5
AD2
MCK
H R156
XX FB152
CL
CL
AD10
C177 AD10
22u AD9
12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 4V AD9
AD8
R0.4/P1.5
R0.8/P1.5
R0.9/P1.3
R1.2/P1.3
R1.2/P1.5
R1.2/P1.4
R1.2/P1.4
R1.2/P1.4
R1.2/P1.4
R1.2/P1.4
AD8
DVSS
D9
D8
D7
D6
D5
D4
D3
D2
D1
D0
TEST
AD7
AD7
C161 2.8 2.8 CH_SCK AD6
24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13
37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48
1u DRVDD XSCK AD6
0 CH_SO AD5
C160 DRVSS SI AD5
0.1u 2.8 CS_CH AD4
I 1.5
DVSS
ADCLK
XCE
SYSV
AD3
AD4
AD3
R157 2.8 AD2
DVDD LatchSelect AD2
C154
XX
2.8
DVDD IC152 HDRST
2.8 XRST_VTR AD1
AD1
XX R2.3/P0 S/H,AGC,A/D CONVERTER
PBLK AVSS
2.7
CLPOB
IC152
AD80013AJSTRL AVSS CL
12
XSHP R2.3/P0 2.8
XSHP AVDD (5/10)
XSHD R2.3/P0 0.9 C179
XSHD VRB
1u
R2.8/P0 1.9
CLPDM VRT 6.3V
6 IC152 eh PB
J 2.8
AVDD CMLEVEL
1.4 C176
CCD IN
0.1u
CHROMA
CLPOUT
CLPBYP
CLPREF
C155 AVDD
150 mVp-p
AVDD
AVSS
AVSS
AVSS
LINE
SIGNAL PATH XX
NC
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36
VIDEO VIDEO
SIGNAL 5 IC152 e; REC H
SIGNAL
2.8
R1/P0
R0.8/P0
R1.5/P0
0.5
2.8
0
R1.5/P0.5
CHROMA Y/CHROMA
C173 470p
PB_C_RF 13
1.2 Vp-p C172 0.22u
(4/10)
K PB REC
C171 14
C169
C167
C168
C170
0.1u
IC_801_Y_OUT
1u
1u
1u
H 0.1u
(8/10)
05
VC-341 (1/10) 4-9 4-10


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
SIGNAL PATH
VC-341 BOARD (2/10) REC REC/PB PB VIDEO SIGNAL

A CAMERA/VTR PROCESS,LENS CONTROL (CL BLOCK) CHROMA Y Y/CHROMA
Ref.signal
XX MARK:NO MOUNT
NO MARK:REC/PB MODE REC
R:REC MODE R301 XX
P:PB MODE D_2.8V
PB
D_1.5V
B L302 10uH
AD1
AD2
AD3
AD4
AD5
AD6
AD7
AD8
AD9
AD10
ADCK
15 L303 10uH VIDEO/SERVO
C341 XX
A_2.8V
CLP1
OSD_L_ON
OSD_R_ON
OSD_P_ON
CGCK
COLOR4
COLOR3
COLOR2
COLOR1
PBLK
ID
AVD
AHD
XV1
V_STOP
XSG1
C332 SIGNAL
R338 R339 C301 R333 1u
(9/10) XX 2200 4.7u 5600
L301 10uH
R312 R334 C335
C331 1u
L304 10uH XX 220 0.1u
A_4.6V
REG_GND
R1.1/P1.4
R1.2/P1.4
R1.2/P1.4
R1.2/P1.4
R1.2/P1.4
R1.3/P1.5
R1.1/P1.3
R0.7/P1.3
R0.6/P1.3
R0.3/P1.5
R2.5/P2.8
R2.3/P0
R1.4/P0
R2.7/P0
R0.1/P0
R0.1/P0
R2.8/P0
R340
2.8
1.4
0.2
2.8
2.8
1.5
1.5
2.8
1.5
1.5
1.5
2.7
0.1
1.4
2.8
2.1
2.2
2.2
1.5
1.5
XX
C
0
L306 216 215 214 213 212 211 210 209 208 207 206 205 204 203 202 201 200 199 198 197 196 195 194 193 192 191 190 189 188 187 186 185 184 183 182 181 180 179 178 177 176 175 174 173 172 171 170 169 168 167 166 165 164 163
16 IC_301_C_OUT
R0.9/P1
XX
± 5%
VDDAA9
REXT9
CBU9
DAO9
TESTDAC
VSSA9
PDVSSB
PAVSSB
PAVDDB
PDVDDB
PDVDDC
PAVDDC
PAVSSC
PDVSSC
IN_VSS3
XTALOUT
XTALIN
IN_VDD3
CCDCKL
PLLENB
ADIN0
ADIN1
ADIN2
ADIN3
ADIN4
ADIN5
ADIN6
ADIN7
ADIN8
ADIN9
DVDD5
ADCK
DVSS11
CLP1
OSD_L_ON
OSD_R_ON
OSD_P_ON
CGCK
IO_VDD5
COLOR4
COLOR3
COLOR2
COLOR1
DVSS10
PBLK
ID
AVD
AHD
XV1
VGAT
XSG1
DVSS9
VCK
DVDD4
IC_301_Y_OUT
(8/10) R313
XX
0.3
17
Q305
XX
Q306
R316 2.8 7 IC301 <xzc> REC/PB ZM_RST AD1
109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162
C_OUT 2SA207800LS0
1
12k VDDAA8 SENS1 AD1
BUFFER 1 AD2
2.8 FC_RST
(8/10)
2
C311 REXT8 SENS0 AD2
C305 XX
C308 XX
R1.4/P1 230 mVp-p 2.8 AD3
D L305 0.1u
8 IC301 4 REC/PB
3
XX CBU8 TEST AD3
± 5% 0.3 IRIS_COM AD4
4
DAO8 IRIS AD4
R317 470 R1.4/P0 AD5
5
VSSAA8 TBCVD AD5
420 mVp-p H 2.8 AD6
6
VSSAA7 XTECVRST AD6
R0.3/P0 R0/P2.8 AD7
R318
7
DAO7 TESTBS AD7
220 AD8
R1.4/P0.8
C312 H 9 IC301 7 REC
8
0.1u CBU7 VCKO AD8
R319 5600 R1.4/P0 AD9
9
REXT7 DVSS8 AD9
RB302 C323 1u 2.9 EN1 AD10
54 53 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10
2200 VDDAA7 390 mVp-p EN1 AD10
E 18 AFC_F0_ADJ
2.8
VDDAA6 DIR1B
0 DIR1B V_STOP
V_STOP
(4/10)
R320 12k 1.6
REXT6
q; IC301 qf REC/PB
NTSC: 33.3 msec DIR1A
R2.4/P0 DIR1A PBLK
PBLK
11
C313 0.1u R1.4/P0.4 R2.4/P0 DIR0A ID
CBU6 PAL: 40 msec DIR0A ID (1/10)
R321 270 0.2 470 mVp-p R2.2/P0 DIR0B XSG1
DAO6 DIR0B XSG1
Q302 R0.3/P0 EN0 XV1
VSSAA6 EN0 XV1
HN4A71FK
(TE85R)
qa IC301 qj REC/PB R2.8/P0 AVD
AVD
0.8
0.8
0.8
VSSAA5 IO_VDD4
BUFFER R322 270 0.2 H 2.8 VIHD AHD
DAO5 VIHDO AHD
C339
5
6
7
8
1.5 470 mVp-p 2.6 0.1u CLP1

CBU5 MEMHDI CLP1
F C314 0.1u 1.5
2.8
REXT5 qs IC301 wf REC/PB VIVDO
VIVDO ADCK
ADCK
R323 12k 2.8
VDDAA5 MEMVDI
2.8 H
0.2 4
0.2 3
0.2 2
VDDAA4 460 mVp-p VIFLDO CL

R324 12k 1.6
REXT4 MEMFLDI MCK
C315 0.1u R1.5/P0.6
CBU4 DVSS7
R325 270 0.2 IRIS_COM
REC_RF DAO4 H YMO0 IRIS_COM
EN1
19 PB_C_RF VSSAA4 YMI0
DIR1B
EN1
(4/10)
RF_AGC_OUT VSSAA3
qd IC301 ef REC/PB IC301 YMO1
DIR1A
DIR1B
G DOP DAO3 YMI1 DIR1A

C316 XX 2.8
CBU3
CAMERA/VTR PROCESS,ATF,
LENS CONTROL DVDD3
EN0
EN0 30
R326 XX R1.4/P0.2 330 mVp-p IC301 1.5 DIR0B
REXT3 HG76C012FL YMO2 DIR0B (3/10)
2.8 DIR0A
VDDAA3 YMI2 DIR0A
PANEL_R 2.8 ZM_RST
20 PANEL_G R327 12k R1.6/P0
VDDAA2
H YMO3
FC_RST
ZM_RST
REXT2 YMI3 FC_RST

(10/10) PANEL_B C317 0.1u 0.4
CBU2 DVSS6
R328 270 0.1
DAO2 qf IC301 rl PB YMO4
H 21
EVF_G/BW_Y
PANEL_VD
VSSAA2 YMI4
PANEL_VD VSSAA1 150 mVp-p YMO5
PANEL_HD
(10/10) PANEL_HD DAO1 YMI5
C318 XX 2.8
CBU1 IO_VDD3
R329 XX 0.3 qj IC301 uf REC/PB 2.8
22 PANEL_SYNC
PANEL_SYNC
2.8
REXT1 H YMO6
VDDAA1 YMI6
(10/10) 2.8 2.8 Vp-p
VDDAA0 YMO7
C307 C319 0.1u R0.2/P0 qg IC301 ta PB
I 23 XVC_SCK
XVC_SCK
VC_SO
0.1u
C320 0.1u 0
VRBAD YMI7
VC_SO VRTAD V DVSS5

(6/10) C321 0.1u R0.2/P0 380 mVp-p
VINNAD CMO3
R0.3/P0.8
25
0.01u
C325
VC_SI AD_IN CMI3

VC_SI R0.3/P1.4 NTSC: 33.3 msec
(6/10)
OP_OUT
PAL: 40 msec qk IC301 ug REC/PB CMO2
VSSAA0 CMI2
R0.4/P1.4
C_IN 2.8 Vp-p DVDD2
IC302
26 SYS_V
SYS_V C310 0.01u R0.3/P1.4
ATF_IN qh IC301 yh PB CMO1
1.5 CHARACTER GENERATOR
IC302
(6/10) C306
0.1u VREFOP CMI1 BU3097-04FV-E2
AFC_F0 C322 0.01u R0.3/P1.4
J Y_RF_IN 1.7 Vp-p H CMO0 XOSD_SCK 1.5 2.6 VIHD
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
1
VIVDO 2.8 SCLK HSYNC
AVDD CMI0 XCS_OSD 2.7 2.8 VIVDO
2
C304 R2.8/P1.4 CSB VSYNC
XTBC_V_RST AMPO NTSC: 14.318 MHz EOR_OUT OSD_SO 2.7 0 COLOR1
LCD_HOLD 390p R308 1k
3
LCD_HOLD R315 C324 R331 R2.8/P1.4 PAL: 14.187 MHz SDATA VC0
C340 XX
820 0.47u 1M INN TESTKP XRST_VTR 2.8 2.2 COLOR2
XCS_IC_301 C309 4.7u
4
XCS_IC_301 RESETB VC1
2.8 2.1 COLOR3
SCAN_PATH
PANELSYNC
MECHA_HD
MECHAFLD
ADCKCONT
TRAPCONT
OUT_VDD1
R303
5
1200
VDD VC2
MECHAVD
MCKCONT
MECHA_HD R302 R306 R309
RAMTEST
PANELHD
PANELVD
FECKOUT
IN_VDD1
IN_VDD2
IO_VDD2
0.1 OSD_P_ON
IN_VSS1
IN_VSS2
PDVDDA
PAVDDA
ATSMPL
PDVSSA
XSGRST
10k
PAVSSA
470 6800
WRHLD
JOG_VD
FECKIN
DVDD1
CSYNC
DVSS1
DVSS2
DVSS3
DVSS4
6
SDDIR BLKA
XFEON
PDET1
PDET2
PDET3
27
HSWP
JOG_VD
MUTE
OSCO
AVSS
SYSV
XSCK
XRST
OFSC
AFCC
OSCI
SWP
2.1 COLOR4
MCK
JVDI
DOP
BCK
XCS
INP
MECHA_VD
SO
7
NC VC3
SI
MECHA_VD R330
CGCK 1.4 0 OSD_R_ON
(6/10) MECHA_FLD 39k
8
OSCIN BLKB
K MECHA_FLD
ATF_SAMPLE
R307
5600
R311
100 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 CL302
9
TEST MONI
KV1870RTL-G
ATF_SAMPLE
R0/P1.4
2.8
R2.8/P0
2.8
2.8
R2.8/P1.3
R2.8/P1.3
2.8
R2.9/P1.4
1.5
R2.9/P1.4
R2.5/P1.4
2.8
2.6
0.2
0
1.4
2.8
1.3
R1.6/P1.3
1.4
2.8
R0/P0.6
2.5
1.4
2.8
R2.8/P0.2
0
2.5
2.6
0.7
2.2
2.7
0
R2.8/P0
2.8
2.8
OSD_L_ON
C302
12 11 10
XSG_V_RST VSS BLKC
XSG_V_RST
D301
1u 0
X1/2_SWP C329
1500p
3.5 4.8 TM0 TM3

C326
X1/2_SWP 1u
SWP_DIR R2.9 4 6 R3.5
SWP_DIR TM1 TM2
/P1.4 /P2.1
TBC_VD 5 2
RB301 C327
CL301
Q304 XX C337
10k 3 1 UP04601008S0 C328
0.01u L308 XX
ATF_SAMPLE
VCO 3.3uH
PANEL_SYNC
MECHA_FLD
XCS_IC_301
XSG_V_RST
MECHA_HD
MECHA_VD
CK_CONT2
X1/2_SWP
R341
PANEL_HD
PANEL_VD
SWP_DIR
R2.9/P1.5 R314 15k XVC_SCK

L
JOG_VD
R336 1k
4
2
VC_SO
SYS_V
D302
VC_SI
C330 C334 10k C338
C333
0.1u
R332 R310 KV1870RTL XX 0.1u XX

15k 3300 -G 6.3V
3
CK_CONT2
28 CK_CONT2 C303
0.1u
CK_CONT1
(6/10)
XRST_VTR
XRST_VTR
31
R335 1k
C336 (6/10)
XX XCS_OSD
XCS_OSD
M
XOSD_SCK
XOSD_SCK
32
OSD_SO
OSD_SO (6/10)
LCD_HOLD
VIVDO
29 FSC
N (8/10)
05
4-11 4-12 VC-341 (2/10)


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
VC-341 BOARD (3/10)

A LENS DRIVE (LD BLOCK)
XX MARK:NO MOUNT
NO MARK:REC/PB MODE
R:REC MODE
P:PB MODE
R210 2200
HALL_REF
R211
6800
B C209
0.22u RB201
1k
R208
R203 470k
10 HALL_OFFSET
R212 C211 L202
C207 470k 10uH
470p 0.001u
C213
0.9
0.9
4.8
0.9
0.9
R1.4/P0.2 1.2 XX
D202 C203 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
C
C202
0.01u 1SS355TE-17 4700p
C217
4.7u
C218
0.1u 33
OUT2
IN2-
IN2+
Vcc
IN1+
IN1-
OUT1
(4/10)
IC202
IRIS DRIVE
HALL BIAS CONTROL
HALL GAIN CONTROL
HALL AMP
OUT3
OUT4
IN3+
IN4+
GND
IC202
IN3-
IN4-
LM224PT
D 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
R1.9/P2.8
R1.4/P0.2
R1.4/P0.1
0.1
0.1
0.7 R215
R0.9
/P0 10k
HALL_GAIN
R209 470k
Q201 R1 C206
RN1119FV(TH3SONY) /P0 0.1u R214
IRIS DRIVE
0.1 1k
R207
C219 220k
XX R205 R206 0.6
2200 10k
Q203
C204 R204 C205
E CN201 24P
IRIS_DRIVE(+)
R218
XX
4.7u 1M 0.1u R213
330
2SC5658T2LQ/R
HALL GAIN
24 CONTROL
IRIS_HALL(+) 23
D203 C212 C215
IRIS_BIAS(+) 22 0.47u 2200p
XX
IRIS_HALL(-) 21
C214 R216
IRIS_BIAS(-) 20 0.01u 47k
IRIS_DRIVE(-) 19
TEMP 18 RB202
F TEMP 17
22k
ZM_SENSE_VCC 16 A_4.6V
ZM_SENSE_OUT 15 RB203 D_2.8V
47k C216 R217
LENS_DET 14 XX XX 34
FC_SENSE_VCC 13 REG_GND
LENS BLOCK (9/10)
FC_SENSE_OUT 12 REG_GND (MT_GND)
2.8
GND 11 MT_5V
1 4
ZOOM_A 10 IRIS_PWM
2.8 2.8
G ZOOM_B 9 Q202
UP04116008S0
2 5
FC_RST_LED
ZOOM_XB 8 6 3
SENSOR SWITCH
ZOOM_XA
IR_SWITCH
7
R0.8/P0 R0.9/P0
ZM_RST_LED
35
6 LENS_DET
(6/10)
IR_SWITCH 5 XNS_SW
FOCUS_A 4 HALL_AD
FOCUS_B 3 LENS_TEMP_AD
FOCUS_XB 2
H FOCUS_XA 1
• LENS BLOCK is replaced as block,

so that there PRINTED WIRING BOARD and
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM are omitted.
L201 10uH
R3.1/P0.2
R0/P2.8
/P2.8
R2.4
2.8
0.2
0.2
0.2
5
0
I 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13
C208
0.01u
VDD
OUT1B
PGND
OUT2B
VM23
OUT3B
PGND
OUT4B
EN4
IN4
EN3
IN3
IRIS_COM
ZM_RST
IC201 C210
FC_RST
DIR1B
47u
FOCUS/ZOOM
MOTOR DRIVE 6.3V DIR1A 30
OUT 1A
OUT2A
OUT3A
OUT4A
IC201
PGND
PGND
EN1 (2/10)
VM4
VM!
UPD16877MA-6A5-E2
EN1
EN2
IN1
IN2
EN0
J 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 DIR0A
DIR0B
5
R0.8/P0.2
0.3
0.3
0.3
5
R1.5/P2.8
0
R0.2/P2.8
05
VC-341 (3/10) 4-13 4-14


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
SIGNAL PATH
ws IC481 6 REC
VC-341 BOARD (4/10) wa IC481 9 PB w; IC481 qa PB VIDEO SIGNAL
AUDIO VIDEO/AUDIO/
VIDEO/SERVO
A REC/PB AMP (RF BLOCK,ER BLOCK)
400 mVp-p
CHROMA Y Y/CHROMA SIGNAL
SERVO
SIGNAL SIGNAL
400 mVp-p 150 mVp-p
XX MARK:NO MOUNT NTSC: 33.3 msec
NO MARK:REC/PB MODE PAL: 40 msec REC
NTSC: 33.3 msec
R:REC MODE PAL: 40 msec H
P:PB MODE
PB
L483
B ET481 C493
22uH REC REC/PB PB
XX 0.1u C498 4.7u
C502 XX
Ref.signal
C499 XX
± 0.5%
C501
C504
XX
R493 C496 XX
ET482 0.01u
2700
XX
R495 150k
R4.5/P3.5 3.9
220uH
L481
Q485
C513 UNR31A500LS0
0.47u
C
R0.5/P0.3
R0.1/P1.9
SWITCH 4.7
R0/P2.8
2.3
0.6
0.4
2.2
R2.5/P0.1 0
24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 0
AGC_SLOW
C482
VPSW1 OUT
RAMP V1
REC1 IN
RAMP IR
MT_Q
MTIN
CARDET
PCMOUT/MTSW
MT_F0
PBRFOUT
RP_PB
VCC
C481
33u
M2100/M2101
4.7
0.01u Q484
6.3V RB482
R3.1/P4.4
UNR32A300LS0
MECHANISM 470k
AGC SLOW
0.01u
C483
DECK(1/2) R487
27k
RP_PB_MODE
D
R0.9/P0 2.5
37
36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25
10 11 12
REC DUMP1 DOC_DET DOP
R0/P1.3
GND CLPFOUT (6/10)
VIDEO HEAD 4.6 R4.5/P3.5 C509
CN481 11P REC1 OUT AGC TC BOTH_REC
FB481 C488 0.01u 4700p
0.7 R1.5/P2
PB1 IN RF AGCOUT XFE_ON
9
GND 1
4.6 R2.2/P2.4
VCC AMP RP_IR
8
GND 2
C486 0.022u R488 220 2.6
PB DUMP1 IC481 DOP
0
RF_SWP
7
GND 3
C487 0.022u R489 220 2.6 REC/PB AMP 2.2
PB DUMP2 Y/C/ATF IN
6
CH SP1Y 4
SP1 1.1 IC481 0
C484 BIASADJ YLPFOUT/CARDETOUT C508
5
SP1X 5 0.01u CXA3265R-T4 C507
FB482 C489 0.01u 0.7 2.6 0.01u
0.001u
E PB2 IN Y MIX
4
GND 6
4.6 R3.6/P0.8 C514
REC2 OUT REC_Y/MT_CONT
3
CH SP2X 7 0.01u
SP2 4.7
GND VCC3
2
SP2Y 8
BOTH_REC/DV PBPS
R0.9/P0 0
REC DUMP2 AFM IN
1
GND 9
R484 C515
REC_L_CONT
FLYNG FE(Y) 10 DOP
RAMP CONT
VSSW2 OUT
27k 0.01u
ERASE
19
RAMP V2
PCM REC
FE(X) 11 C510 REC_RF
REC2 IN
PCM IN
AFREC
XX
RAMP
PB_C_RF
SWP
GND
(2/10)
C511 RF_AGC_OUT
F M2100: TRV128/TRV228/TRV328/TRV428
M2101: TRV228E/TRV428E 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48
XX
R2.5/P0.1
0.5
R3.1/P4.7
0
1.4
3.3
ql IC481 wj,ef> PB
C505
R494 0.01u
2700 16V
6.1 Vp-p C494 C497
0.1u 0.01u
NTSC: 33.3 msec R481 PB_C_RF

13
PAL: 40 msec 56: TRV128/TRV228 (1/10)
G /TRV328/TRV428
39: TRV228E/TRV428E
1.5M_DEV
R481 C485 R490 L484
XX L482 1.5M_DEV
270 220uH AU_BPF
12uH
4.7 RB483 RB481 AU_BPF
2200
4.7
R491
220
C490
100p
C492
82p
22k A_FADE
A_FADE
38
C503 PB_RF (8/10)
R483 Q482 XX
100 2SA207800LS0 C491 REC_AFM
150p
R4.3/P4.7
R4.3/P4.7 C500
R492 33k
H R4.1/P4.7
R3.6/P4.7
46
R2/P4.7
0.1u
Q481 R3.8/P4.7
5
0
2SA1965-S-TL
Q481-483 Q483 R1.4
2
PB_RF 39
ERASE HEAD OSC 1 /P2.4 C495 REC_2
R482 UP04601008S0 3 (10/10)
560 R1.2/P2.8 100p
I
VC_SO
XVC_SCK
VC_SO
40
IC251 XVC_SCK
(6/10)
EVR
(D/A CONVERTER) DA_STRB
IC251
BH2222FV-E2
DA_STRB 42
(6/10)
4.8 2.5 XVC_SCK HALL_GAIN
15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
RP_4.6V
1
A_4.9V(VCC) CLK
J A_4.6V
4.8 0.5 VC_SO HALL_OFFSET
HALL_GAIN
33
2
A_4.9V(VDD2) DI
FB252 R3.6/P0.8 2.4 HALL_OFFSET
HALL_REF
3
REC_Y/MT_CONT DOC_DET
0uH
3.3 3.9 HALL_REF (3/10)
4
REC_L_CONT RF_AGC_CONT
2.2 2.3
FRQ_TUNE
2
5
MT_F0 RP_IR
4.7 2.1 AFC_F0_ADJ FRQ_TUNE
6
XRF_AGC_OFF AFC_F0_ADJ
4.7 2.5 FRQ_TUNE (1/10)
7
XMP/ME FRQ_TUNE
1.1
8
CFG_DUTY REC_BIAS
36 C252
4.7u 1.5M_DEV 0.8 0.5 AFC_F0_ADJ
18
9
1.5M_DEV MT_Q AFC_F0_ADJ

AU_BPF 2 0.9 HALL_REF
(9/10) (2/10)
14 13 12 11 10
AU_BPF HALL_REF
0.8 HALL_GAIN
K FB251 A_FADE 0
BEEP_EVR
A_FADE
HALL_GAIN
HALL_OFFSET
1.2 HALL_OFFSET
0uH
2.9 1.4
AU_2.8V D_3.2V(VDD1) SWP(SEL)
0 DA_STRB
C251 GND STB(LD)
1u
05
REG_GND
4-15 4-16 VC-341 (4/10)


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
VC-341 BOARD (5/10) EP_13.5V

A SERVO (SB BLOCK) REG_GND
D_2.8V C413 C415 C417 C420
XX MARK:NO MOUNT 0.1u 0.1u 0.1u 0.1u
NO MARK:REC/PB MODE 52 REG_GND (MT_GND)

VTR_UNREG
R428
XX
C424 C425 C439
1u 0.1u
R:REC MODE (9/10)
0.1u
P:PB MODE MT_5V
R429 XX
∗:IMPOSSIBLE TO MEASURE THE DRUM_VS C432 C436
R407 XX 0.1u
VOLTAGE AT THE MARKED POINTS. CAP_VS
R411
2.2
0.1u
R408 XX
B MODE_SW_A
MODE_SW_A
MODE_SW_B LM_-
MODE_SW_B
MODE_SW_C LM_+
MODE_SW_C R410 R412
DEW_AD 2.2 DRUM_W
DEW_AD 2.2
DRUM_V
R402 CAP_W DRUM_U

43 330k
CAP_V
(6/10) CAP_U
CAP_ON
wf IC401 yd,yg,yk REC/PB
R401
C 47k
1.4 Vp-p
HI8_MP_SW
HI8_MP_SW
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.2
0.2
0.8
1.5
0.8
1.5
REC_PROOF C404
REC_PROOF FB401 2.8 1 1 0 0.8 NTSC: 180 Hz
M2100 ME_SW
ME_SW
0.1u
PAL: 150 Hz
80 79 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 61
/M2101 C407 DRUM_COM
MECHANISM
CAPON
NC
C_W
C_VS
C_V
C_VS
C_U
L_PGND
L_OUT2
NC
L_VM
L_OUT1
D_W
D_VS
NC
D_V
D_VS
D_U
NC
NC
0.001u RB401
50V 10k
DECK (2/2) C434 C437
44 XCC_DOWN
XCC_DOWN 0.001u 0.001u
D M2100:TRV128
/TRV228
(7/10) CAP_FWD 2.8
wg IC401 td REC/PB
/TRV328 wd IC401 4 REC/PB
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
C_FRC D_PGND
1
/TRV428 0.8
0.001u
C401 TEST COM
C433
M2101:TRV228E 0.1u LM_- MR_VCC 2.8 0.8
2.8 Vp-p
/TRV428E CN401 2P VMR 2.8 Vp-p WIN
3
CAP_FG 1.4 0.8
M903
M CFGOUT VIN
4
LOADING LM(-) 1 NTSC: 180 Hz
LM_+ 0.8
MOTOR C_PGND PAL: 150 Hz
NTSC: 820 Hz UIN
5
LM(+) 2 R406
0.8 C431
C402 C403 XX GND PAL: 1148 Hz DFILTER
6
XX XX 0.047u
FG1 1.4 2.1
CN402 10P CFGIN+ DFC C435
7
DRUM_PG_SENS FG2 R0/P1.4 1.4 2.2u DRUM_FG
E CFGIN- DFGOUT
8
PG 1
FG_PG_COM 0.4 1.3 R424 10k DRUM_FG_SENS
C410 CAGC DFGIN
9
FG-PG_COM 2 1u
FP/PG DRUM_FG_SENS UHE+ 0.6 1.3 R430 XX R416 C442 FG_PG_COM
IC401
20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10
FG 3 U+ VREF XX 470p
DRUM_COM UHE- 0.6 0.1 DRUM_PG
COM 4 U- PGOUT
VHE+ 0.4 DRUM/CAPSTAN/LOADING 1.3 DRUM_PG_SENS
W 5 V+ MOTOR DRIVE PGIN
DRUM_W VHE- 0.4 IC401 0.9
V- PGC R431
W 6 TB6550FG(O,EB)
C429 1u 0
WHE+ 0.2 13.6
V 7 W+ VG
M901 DRUM_V WHE- 0.2 0.1 C430 0.022u C441 R425
W- ISNF C443
DRUM V 8
F MOTOR 2.8
VCC1
wh IC401 t; REC/PB DBOUT
0.6
1u 0.1u
R418
XX
0.01u
U 9 XX
C408
16V
U 10
DRUM_U
HE_VCC
0.7
1.3
VH
2.8 Vp-p
DBIN
0.6
DRUM_ERROR 46
0.3
TOPIN CBLOUT CAP_ERROR (9/10)
TAPE_TOP 2.8 0.3 R423
TOPOUT CBOUT
XX
TAPE_TOP_C 1.3
ENDIN
NTSC: 33.3 msec CBIN
0.3
CN403 22P TAPE_END_C PAL: 40 msec C440
XX
VH- 1
WHE- C409 CL
12
ENDOUT
LIMOUT
XRESET
RLDO1
RLDO2
HW2 2 0.047u
TRV228E/TRV428E
DGND
RLM1
RLM2
(1/10)
RLO1
RLO2
RLP1
RLP2
VCC2
DEC1
DEC2
MCK
WHE+ 10V
CSR
SCK
XCS
HW1 3 TAPE_END
G
SI
VHE-
0.022u
HV2 4
C428
VHE+ 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
HV1 5
2.8 ∗ ∗
1.9
1.9
1.9
1.9
8.3
0.2
0 0
2.8
1.5
2.5
2.8
0.5
UHE- 0.5
HU2 6
UHE+ S_REEL_+
HU1 7
HE_VCC C411
VH+ 8 S_REEL_- 0.01u UNLOAD
MECHANISM
CAP_V
CAP_V
9
10
CAP_V
SREEL_FG
T_REEL_+
LOAD
XCS_IC-401
47
BLOCK C412 DRUM_PWM
(6/10)
CAP_W 11
H (CAPSTAN MOTOR)
(PAGE 4-33) CAP_W 12
CAP_W T_REEL_- 0.01u
TRV228E/TRV428E CAP_PWM
TREEL_FG R413 R427
CAP_U 13 C427 R426 C445
CAP_U C446 C426 4700p 15k 0.01u
CAP_U 14 XX 0.01u
REG_GND 15
FG2 R414 C444
FG2 16
MR_VCC
0.01u
VC_SO 48
FG VCC 17
FG1 XVC_SCK (6/10)
FG1 18 C414 C423
C416
C418
C419
C421
C422
XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
MODE_SW_C 0.1u R413,R427
I M-SW(C) 19
MODE_SW_B wj IC401 rf REC/PB wk IC401 ra REC/PB 0 :TRV128/TRV228/TRV328/TRV428
M-SW(B) 20 10k :TRV228E/TRV428E
MODE_SW_A
M-SW(A) 21
DEW_AD 80 mVp-p 70 mVp-p R414
DEW 22 15k :TRV128/TRV228/TRV328/TRV428
DRUM_FG 47k :TRV228E/TRV428E
DRUM_FG
DRUM_PG
DRUM_PG 13 sec 13 sec
TAPE_TOP
TAPE_TOP
TAPE_END
TAPE_END XRST_VTR
50
SREEL_FG
J CN404 15P
XCC_DOWN TREEL_FG
SREEL_FG
45 (6/10)
C_LOCK_SW 15 TREEL_FG
HI8_MP_SW CAP_FWD (6/10)
HI8_MP 14 CAP_FWD
REC_PROOF 13
REC_PROOF CAP_FG
CAP_FG LM_LIM_DET
51
ME_SW CAP_ON
ME/MP 12
R404
CAP_ON (6/10)
270
HALL_COM 11 XREEL_HALL_ON
T_REEL_-
TAPE_LED_ON
SIGNAL PATH
T_REEL(-) 10
T_REEL_+
T_REEL(+) 9
MECHANISM R403 470 REC REC/PB PB
K BLOCK SENSOR_VCC 8
S_REEL_+
R409
82
91
(SENSOR) S_REEL(+) 7 CAP_FG
(PAGE 4-33) S_REEL_-
(10/10) Drum speed servo
S_REEL(-) 6
REG_GND 5
TAPE_LED(A) 4
Drum phase servo
TAPE_LED(K) 3
TAPE_END_C 4.4 R405 Drum servo(speed and phase)
TEPE_END(C) 2 0
TAPE_TOP_C 0
TAPE_TOP(C) 1 Q401
Capstan speed servo
L UNR32A600LS0
LED DRIVE
C405
XX
C406
0.1u
Capstan servo(speed and phase)
05
VC-341 (5/10) 4-17 4-18


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
NO MARK:REC/PB MODE
VC-341 BOARD (6/10) R:REC MODE
P:PB MODE
A CAMERA/MECHA CONTROL ∗:IMPOSSIBLE TO MEASURE THE
VOLTAGE AT THE MARKED POINTS.
XX MARK:NO MOUNT
XNS_SW AA_2.8V
XNS_SW
ZM_RST_LED
ZM_RST_LED D_2.8V
FC_RST_LED FB601 0uH 66
35 FC_RST_LED
IRIS_PWM
D_1.5V
REG_GND (9/10)
IRIS_PWM
B (3/10)
LENS_TEMP_AD
LENS_TEMP_AD
HALL_AD
HALL_AD
LENS_DET
XREEL_HALL_ON
HI8_MP_SW
REC_PROOF
ME_SW
MODE_SW_C
MODE_SW_B
MODE_SW_A
OSD_V
VIVDO
TBC_VD
MECHA_VD
DOP
BEEP
TAPE_LED_ON
DRUM_PG
DRUM_FG
IR_ON
CAP_FG
XS_JACK_IN
AV_JACK_IN
SYS_V
XTBC_V_RST
REC_CRRT1
REC_CRRT0
XCS_MC_FLASH
MECHA_HD
XFE_ON
RP_PB_MODE
BOTH_REC
CAP_FWD
CAP_ON
LCD_HOLD
LENS_DET
0.1u
EVF_DD_ON
C624
EVF_DD_ON RB611
AV_JACK_IN 100k
53 AV_JACK_IN
XS_JACK_IN CL602 CL618
RB613
R636 100k
4700
XS_JACK_IN
CL604
CL605
CL606
(10/10) CUSTOM_LED_ON C610 RB605
CUSTOM_LED_ON 1k
C607 0.1u
DCOUT_JACK_IN XCS_EEP 2.8 2.8
0.1u
C DCOUT_JACK_IN
8
S VCC
EEP_SI 2.8 2.8
7
Q HOLD
VST_C_RESET 2.8 2.8 EEP_SCK
VST_C_RESET
6
W C
CL614
54 PITCH_AD 0 EEP_SO
R2.8/P0.2
R1.8/P2.8
PITCH_AD
5
VSS D
R0/P2.8
R0/P2.8
R0/P2.8
R0.3/P0
YAW_AD
(10/10) YAW_AD
1.4
2.8
2.6
2.8
2.8
0.1
1.3
1.5
1.4
2.8
2.8
2.5
1.4
2.8
2.8
2.8
2.8
2.8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
216 215 214 213 212 211 210 209 208 207 206 205 204 203 202 201 200 199 198 197 196 195 194 193 192 191 190 189 188 187 186 185 184 183 182 181 180 179 178 177 176 175 174 173 172 171 170 169 168 167 166 165 164 163 IC602
55 BEEP
BEEP
C602 EEPROM
VDD
XREEL_HALL_ON
HI8_MP_SW
REC_PROOF
ME_SW
MODE_SW_C
MODE_SW_B
MODE_SW_A
IC_701_V
EXI_TEST
MEM_VD
TBC_VD
MECHA_VD
DOP
MELODY_CARR
TAPE_LED_ON
VSS
SDC_ON
DRUM_PG
DRUM_FG
IR_ON
SREEL_FG
TREEL_FG
VDD
CAP_FG
HP_JACK_IN
XS_JACK_IN
V_JACK_IN
MIC_IN
XMIC_MONO
VSS
SYS_V
TBC_V_RESET
INTVD
REC_CRRT1
REC_CRRT0
XCS_MC_FLASH
MECHA_HD
XFE_ON
RP_PB_MODE
BOTHREC
VDD
CAP_FWD
CAP_ON
LCD_HOLD
IC602
D (8/10)
10p
HN58X2532TI
C619
0.01u
UNLOAD
20MHz
UNLOAD
(D_1.9V)
(D_2.8V)
X601
R606
(D_2.8V)
LOAD XX 1.2 R2.8/P0 CAM_DD_ON
LOAD 1 X1 CAM_DD_ON 162
47 XCS_IC_401
XCS_IC_401
2 VSS 161
C623
0.1u 67
DRUM_PWM ∗ 1.5 LCD_HOLD
(5/10) DRUM_PWM 3 X0 (D_1.9V) VDD 160
CAP_PWM C603 10p 1.5 RF_SWP (10/10)
CAP_PWM 4 XIN RF_SWP 159
1.4 SWP_DIR
R605 XX
5 MD2 wl IC601 1 (X601) REC/PB e; IC601 <zb,> REC/PB SWP_DIR 158
1.6 X1/2_SWP
MECHA_FLD
MECHA_FLD
E 51 LM_LIM_DET
LM_LIM_DET
R601
6 MD1
2.9 Vp-p
X1/2_SWP(HSWP) 157
R0/P0.6 ATF_SAMPLE
LCD_HOLD
LCD_HOLD
100 7 MD0 1.9 Vp-p ATF_SAMPLE 156 AFC_F0
(5/10) XSYS_RST 2.8 0 JOG_VD AFC_F0
8 XINIT JOG_VD 155 VIVDO
R602 10k 2.8 2.8 XSG_V_RST VIVDO
TREEL_FG 9 XRST 20 MHz NTSC: 33.3 msec XSG_V_RST 154 XTBC_V_RST
TREEL_FG DOP 0 XTBC_V_RST
SREEL_FG 10 DOP
PAL: 40 msec 153 XCS_IC301
SREEL_FG AGC_SLOW 0 XCS_IC301
TAPE_TOP
TAPE_TOP
C601
11 AGC_SLOW 152
2.8
C622
0.1u MECHA_HD
MECHA_HD
27
TAPE_END 0.01u 12 (D_2.8V) VDD 151 JOG_VD
TAPE_END R0/P2.6 JOG_VD (2/10)
16V C615
DRUM_FG 13 C2 150 0.1u MECHA_VD
F 45
DRUM_FG
DRUM_PG
DRUM_PG
2.8
0.2
14 VDD (D_2.8V) VSS 149 ATF_SAMPLE
MECHA_VD
ATF_SAMPLE
LM_LIM_DET C605 0.1u
XREEL_HALL_ON 15 LM_LIM_DET TUL 148 XSG_V_RST
(5/10) XREEL_HALL_ON XCS_IC_401 2.8 2.8 XSG_V_RST
TAPE_LED_ON 16 XCS_IC_401 (D_2.8V) AVDD_U 147 X1/2_SWP
TAPE_LED_ON UNLOAD 0 2.8 X1/2_SWP
CAP_FWD 17 LM- (D_2.8V) AVRH_U 146 SWP_DIR
CAP_FWD LOAD 0 SWP_DIR
CAP_FG 18 LM+ AVSS_U 145 TBC_VD
CAP_FG TAPE_TOP 2.8 TBC_VD
CAP_ON 19 TAPE_TOP ANIN1 144
CAP_ON TAPE_END 2.8
20 TAPE_END ANIN0 143 XCS_OSD
MODE_SW_A
MODE_SW_A 21 VSS 142 XOSD_SCK
XCS_OSD
XOSD_SCK
32
R005
G MODE_SW_B
MODE_SW_B 22 141 R005 100k :TRV128/TRV228
22k :TRV228E
OSD_SO
OSD_SO
(2/10)
MODE_SW_C 23 140 56k :TRV428E
43 MODE_SW_C
ME_SW 24 LM_LIM_CONT DRUM_START 139
XX :TRV328/TRV428
(5/10)
ME_SW
HI8_MP_SW 25 F_RATE IC601 DRUM_ON 138
R006
47k
R006
:TRV128/TRV228
VC_SI
VC_SI
9 25 94
HI8_MP_SW EVF_DD_ON 0 100k :TRV228E
REC_PROOF 26 EVF_DD_ON CAMERA/MECHA CONTROL XDRUM_BRAKE 137 10k :TRV328/TRV428 (1/10) (2/10) (10/10)
REC_PROOF IC601 68k :TRV428E
DEW_AD 27 XCS_EVF MB91194APFF-G-153-BNDE1 SYSTEM_AD 136 XCS_IO
DEW_AD 0
28 XEVF_TALLY GRNERAL_AD 135
1.4 MECHA_FLD VC_SO
56 (10/10) V_LIGHT_PWM
V_LIGHT_PWM 29 V_OUT_ON MECHA_FLD 134
1.5 ZOOM_VR_AD XVC_SCK
VC_SO
5 23 40 48 81 95
H 30 ZOOM_SW_AD 133
2.8 R616 TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E
XVC_SCK
(1/10) (2/10) (4/10) (5/10) (8/10) (10/10)
31 XCS_IO 132 1k RB610
ZOOM_VR_AD 32 (XUSB_EN) 131 C612 4700
57 (10/10) ZOOM_VR_AD
33 YAW_AD 130
1.3 RB608 1M XX YAW_AD
1.2 PITCH_AD
C604
0.1u
0
34 VSS PITCH_AD 129
R1.4/P0.3 HALL_AD XCS_IC301
7
OSD_V 35 C1 IRIS_HALL_AD 128
58 (7/10) OSD_V 1.5
36 VDD (D_1.5V) LENS_TEMP_AD 127
1.9 R619 1k LENS_TEMP_AD (1/10)
C616 0.1u C625
C606 XX
37 AVSS_1 126
0.1u
I 38 (D_2.8V) AVRH_1 125
2.8
2.8
C617 C618
C617,C618
4 89 CAM_DD_ON
CAM_DD_ON C620
0.1u
39 (D_2.8V) AVDD1 124
2.8 C614
100k (Note):TRV128/TRV228/TRV228E
0.01u :TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E
40 (D_2.8V) AVDD_0 123 1u
(1/10) (9/10) 2.8 Note:Resistors are mounted to
41 (D_2.8V) AVRH_0 122 the location where C617
and C618 are printed.
42 AVSS_0 121 (TRV128/TRV228/TRV228E only)
∗
DCOUT_ON 43 SREEL_FG_AD 120
59 (9/10) DCOUT_ON LENS_DET 0
44 LENS_DETE TREEL_FG_AD 119
∗ SREEL_FG
0 TREEL_FG
45 DEW_DET 118
DA_STRB 0 R2.9/P1.4 DEW_AD
J 60 (10/10) XCS_LCD
XCS_LCD 46 DA_STRB AFC_F0_IN 117
AFC_F0
47 CK_NISHIKI 116 CL616
0 DCOUT_ON
48 DCOUT_ON 115
ZM_RST_LED 2.8
49 ZM_RST_LED HITEST 114 CL613
FC_RST_LED 2.8
8 31 50 XRST_VTR
XRST_VTR 50 FC_RST_LED USB_DET 113 IR_ON
IR_ON
68
51 XUSB_ON 112
(10/10)
ATF_DEBUG_IN/EVF_VG_AD
EEP_SCK (MC_FLASH_SCK)
(1/10) (2/10) (5/10) CUSTOM_LED_ON 0 0 DCOUT_JACK_IN

EEP_SO (MC_FLASH_SO)
52 EASY_MODE_LED DCOUT_JACK_IN 111

EEP_SI (MC_FLASH_SI)
2.8 2.8 XNS_SW

53 VDD (D_2.8V) XNS_ON_SW 110
ATF_DEBUG_PWM1
ATF_DEBUG_PWM2
VST_C_RESET
(D_1.9V)
(D_2.8V)
0 2.8 XCS_LCD
K
APOLLO_PWCTRL
26 75 SYS_V 54 VST_C_CHARGE XCS_LCD 109

IRIS_COM_PWM
ATF_DEBUG_IN2
SYS_V
V_LIGHT_PWM
MELODY_ENV
IC_701_XSCK
XCS_AFM_ST
DRUM_PWM
XCS_APOLLO
GCAM_XSCK
XCS_IC_701
XCS_IC_301
XCS_GCAM
IC_701_SO
(2/10) (7/10)
IRIS_PWM
CK_CONT1
CK_CONT2
CAP_PWM
xRST_VTR
IC_701_SI
GCAM_SO
OSD_SCK
XCS_OSD
xCS_AFM
XCS_EEP
OSD_SO
SCK_VC
VC_SO
VC_SI
OSC1
OSC0
IC_701_SCK
VDD
VDD
VSS
VSS
VSS
61
IC_701_SCK
XCS_IC_701
XCS_IC_701 XCS_AU
RF_SWP
XCS_AU
69
IC_701_SI 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 (8/10)
(7/10) IC_701_SI
IC_701_SO 2.8
2.9
2.8
2.5
2.8
2.8 0
2.8
2.8
2.5
2.2
0.7
2.6
1.5
1.5
2.7
2.7
2.8
2.8
0
2.8
0.9
0.5
0 0
R2.8/P0
R0/P2.8
2.8
IC_701_SO
CL610
CL617
CL612
CL611
L
XCS_IO
XCS_IO
70
62 XSYS_RST
XSYS_RST
(8/10)
(7/10) C611 C609

RB602 0.1u 0.1u
XFE_ON
100k
RB606
XFE_ON
10k
RF_SWP CL609
93 REC_CRRT0
REC_CRRT0
REC_CRRT1
RB603 BOTH_REC
RF_SWP
BOTH_REC 37
100k
(10/10) REC_CRRT1 DOP
SIGNAL PATH DOP (4/10)
RB612 AGC_SLOW
47k AGC_SLOW
M EEP_SI
RB601
100k REC REC/PB PB
RP_PB_MODE
RP_PB_MODE
63 EEP_SI
EEP_SO
(10/10)
EEP_SO
EEP_SCK Drum speed servo
DA_STRB
DA_STRB
42
EEP_SCK
(4/10)
Drum phase servo

V_LIGHT_PWM
CS_CH
64 CS_CH
DRUM_PWM
10
IC_701_SCK
XCS_IC_701
XCS_IC_301
IC_701_SO
XOSD_SCK
MD2 ( REG_GND
XRST_VTR
IRIS_PWM
CK_CONT1
CK_CONT2
)
CAP_PWM
CH_SCK
IC_701_SI
XCS_OSD
XVC_SCK
EEP_SCK
XCS_EEP
XCS_MC_FLASH Drum servo(speed and phase) CH_SCK

OSD_SO
XCS_AU
CH_SCK
EEP_SO
XCS_MC_FLASH
EEP_SI
CH_SO
VC_SO
CS_CH
(10/10) CH_SO
VC_SI
(1/10)
N CH_SO
Capstan speed servo

65 XCS_EEP
XCS_EEP
CK_CONT1
(10/10) SWP_DIR
SWP_DIR Capstan servo(speed and phase) CK_CONT2
CK_CONT1
3 28
05 CK_CONT2
(1/10) (2/10)
4-19 4-20 VC-341 (6/10)


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
VC-341 BOARD (7/10) VOUT

A HI CONTROL REG_GND
XX MARK:NO MOUNT
NO MARK:REC/PB MODE
XCS_DD
XSYS_RST
SIRCS_PWM
BATT_SIG
SIRCS_SIG
R:REC MODE
P:PB MODE
74
(9/10)
B
R715
R708 EVER_3.0V
1k
1M BATT_IN
± 0.5% Q701
BATT_IN
HN1L02FU(TE85R) XRESET
XRESET
BATTERY CHARGE VTR_DD_ON
R710 DETECTOR
470k 3 VTR_DD_ON
± 0.5% XCS_DD
XCS_DD
1 4 HI_EVER_SO
HI_EVER_SO
0.3 2.7 HI_EVER_SCK
HI_EVER_SCK
R707 2 5
1SS355TE-17
100k
± 0.5% C713 6 3
0.01u 0 0
C 16V
XRESET 85
(10/10)
RB708
D701
R711
100k
C708
22u ± 0.5%
47k
XSYS_RST
XSYS_RST
62 92
6.3V
(6/10) (10/10)
C712 C714
18p 18p
SYS_V
SYS_V 75
32.768kHz
D
X702
(6/10)
R713
0
KEY_AD0
R709
XCC_DOWN
XCC_DOWN
44
R2.8/P1.5
KEY_AD1 2.8 10M
(5/10)
KEY_AD2
2.8
2.8
2.7
2.5
1.3
2.8
0.3
0.3
0.3
3
1
3
KEY_AD0 KEY_AD3 RB704
KEY_AD0
1k 60 59 58 57 56 55 54 53 52 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 BATT_UNREG
KEY_AD1
KEY_AD1
KEY_AD2 VTR_UNREG
KEY_AD1
KEY_AD0
HOT_SHOEID2
HOT_SHOEID1
VTR_DD_SENSE
ACV_SENSE
BATT_SENSE
VCC
X0A(IN)
X1A(OUT)
GND
XCS_DD
TP_SEL2
XSYS_RST
XLANC_ON
SIRCS_OUT
XDS_RST
IB_SI
IB_SO
XSIRCS_IN
KEY_AD2
E 71 KEY_AD3 D_2.8V
C707
C705
C702
C703
XX
XX
XX
XX
KEY_AD3
XBATT_INFO_SW
XBATT_INFO_SW
(10/10) DIAL_A
DIAL_A C711 0.3 LANC_OUT
80 79 78 77 76 75 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 61
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
DIAL_B R712 0.1u KEY_AD2 LANC_OUT
DIAL_B 10k 2.8
3
VCC
es IC701 ta (X702) REC/PB
LANC_IN
0.3
3
LANC_IN
76
INIT_CHARGE_ON
AVREF INIT_CHARGE (9/10)
3 0 FAST_CHARGE
GND FAST_CHARGE
RB701 3.0 Vp-p BATT_SIG
470k KEY_AD3 LCD_COM/XDATA BATT_SIG
F 2.8
KEY_AD4 VTR_DD_ON
3 VTR_DD_ON BATT/XEXT
BATT/XEXT
KEY_AD5 32.768 kHz FAST_CHARGE
XEJECT_SW KEY_AD5 TP_SEL1 FAST_CHARGE
XEJECT_SW KEY_AD7 2.8 2.8 INIT_CHARGE_ON
XPOWER_SW KEY_AD6 XHI_DS_HELP INIT_CHARGE_ON
XPOWER_SW 2.4 SYS_V
XMODE_SW KEY_AD7 (XS/S_SW) SYS_V
C701 C704
XMODE_SW
KEY_AD7
KEY_AD7 RB703
1k
XX XX
2.7
TP_X IC701 BATT_IN
3
C715
R717 470
R718 100k
BATT_IN
72 KEY_AD5
KEY_AD5 TP_Y HI CONTROL
IC701
TEST
1.3
0.1u X701
10MHz
XCHARGE_LED R704 47k XLANC_JACK_IN X_TAL
(10/10) MB89097PFV-G-170-BND-ERE1
XCHARGE_LED XRESET 1.2
XVTR_LED RST_X X_TAL
XVTR_LED BATT/XEXT C709 0.01u 3
G XCAM_LED
XCAM_LED
0
BATT/EXT TEST R716
1M XCS_IC_701
SHOE_ON IC_701_XCS0
C710
4700p 2.5 IC_701_SCK
STROBO_PLUNGER IC_701_SCK0
R705 2.8 IC_701_SO
XX NEW_DD IC_701_SO
3 2.8 IC_701_SI LANC_IN
R706 LANC_IN
CHRGELED/LCD_LED_ON
DD_COM/XPRD IC_701_SI
DIAL_A XX R3/P2.6
DIAL_A XCS_LCD_DRIVER
2.8 LANC_OUT
LANC_OUT
77
XLANC_POWER_ON
DIAL_B R2.9/P2.5 HI_EVER_SCK XLANC_PWR_ON

(10/10)
XPHOTO_FREEZE
DIAL_B HI_EVER_SCK XLANC_PWR_ON

STRB_LED_ON
XF_TALLY_LED 0 3
XPOWER_SW
XBATT_VIEW
XF_TALLY_LED HI_EVER_SO
XMODE_SW
XEJECT_SW
SYS_V_OUT
BT_LED_ON
XCC_DOWN
73
XMEM_ON
H SIRCS_PWM
MEM_LED
PWR_LED
CAM_LED
SIRCS_PWM
F_TALLY
(10/10) SIRCS_SIG
SIRCS_SIG ea IC701 wk (X701) REC/PB
GND
VCC
N.C
IC_701_SCK
IC_701_SCK
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2.1 Vp-p IC_701_SO
IC_701_SO
61
0
2.9
2.9
2.9
0
3
R1.4/P0.1
R0/P2.5
R2.3/P2
R0/P2.3
2.6
2.9
IC_701_SI
IC_701_SI
10 MHz XCS_IC_701 (6/10)
XCS_IC_701
I
RB705
1k
XPOWER_SW
OSD_V
OSD_V 58
XMODE_SW R714
(6/10)
4700
XBATT_INFO_SW
XLANC_PWR_ON
XF_TALLY_LED
XCHARGE_LED
XEJECT_SW
HI_EVER_SO
XCAM_LED
XCC_DOWN
XVTR_LED
RB706
OSD_V
J 1k
05
VC-341 (7/10) 4-21 4-22


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
VC-341 BOARD (8/10)

A AUDIO,VIDEO
XX MARK:NO MOUNT
SIGNAL PATH
NO MARK:REC/PB MODE
R:REC MODE VIDEO SIGNAL
P:PB MODE AUDIO
CHROMA Y Y/CHROMA SIGNAL
A_4.6V
B AU_2.8V REC
78 AU_4.6V
R811 47k
C828
0.01u
C831
4700p
C833
0.22u
R814 C825
C830
C826
C834
1u
1u
1u
22u C836 C839
(9/10) MT_5V XX
6.3V 0.22u 0.47u PB
REG_GND
C819 C817 C823
0.22u 10u 1u
16V C822
0.22u
55 R817
(6/10)
BEEP
C811
4.7u
C813
XX
C815
22u
470k
REC_AFM
80
R3.4/P0.1
6.3V
(10/10)
C
CONTROL CN008 2P
2.4
2.4
2.4
2.4
2.9
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
0.7
0.7
1.1
0 R1.1/P2
KEY SP(+) 1
BLOCK
SP(-) 2
48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33
FSC
29
(CF-5100)
SP_VCC
SP_VREF
BEEP_IN
SP_IN
SP_OUT
DAC
VCC(AFM)
NR_VRF
NR_EMP
LS_WAIT1
LS_WAIT2
NR_HOLD
NR_RECOVER
GND(NR)
PLL_LOOP_F
RECAFM_OUT/BPF_MONI
(SEE PAGE 4-35) C809
(2/10)
C803
XX XX
C804
XX
2.4 C843 R819
XCS_AU
RF_SWP 69
64 63 62 61 60 59 58 57 56 55 54 53 52 51 50 49
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
SP+ GND(BPF) XCS_AU
D SP_GND PB_RF_IN
R0.1/P0
0.01u 820 (6/10)
2.5 R2.3/P2.1 C844
C801 SP- MUTE_TC 68p
22u 4.8 C840 0.001u
6.3V VCCH GND(IIL)
2.4 0.1 XVC_SCK CL804
C808
22u
6.3V
VREFH FSC
1.4 VC_SO CL803
XVC_SCK 81
GND SWP VC_SO
0 2.8 XCS_AU (6/10)
LINE MUTE CS_IN
C805 10u 16V 2.4 2.5 XVC_SCK
AUDIO_L_I/O
C806 2.9
LINE OUT IC801 CK_IN
R0.7/P0.4 VC_SO
0.01u VCC(MIC AMP) AUDIO/VIDEO PROCESS SI_IN
E R803 C802 R806 1.4
MIC IN
IC801
VCCHDR
4.8
XX 10u 16V 2200
R2.3/P0
MIC REG
AN12985A-VB
YSAG
R0.3/P0
CL805 XCS_IO
70
1.2 0.3
(6/10)
79 C810 1u 1.3
VREG
IREF
YOUT
GNDDR
(10/10) R807 47k ± 0.5% 2
GND(MIC AMP) VOUT
C807 10u 16V 1.4 2
VREF VSAG REC_AFM
1.4 0.4
MIC_PRI_AMP_OUT COUT PB_RF
38
MIC_AMP_OUT
NR_MONITOR
F 1.5M_DEV
MIC_FL_OUT
PB_DC_CUT
EE_OFFSET
MIC_FL_IN
C841 (4/10)
FADE CTL
DEV_ADJ
GND(FM)
A_FADE
BPF_ADJ
VCCHYC
10u
LINE_IN
GNDYC
INT_MIC
AGCTC
16V
AU_BPF
YIN
CIN
C842
0.01u
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
R1.4/P0
R1.4/P0
0
R1.4/P0.1
1.4
1.4
1.4 0 0 2 2
2.1
4.8
L801
17 C_OUT
CL801
C812
10uH
(2/10) 0.1u R818

0
G C837 C821
0.47u
L802 RB801
68
0.01u XX C845 22u 6.3V S_Y_I/O
R802 C846 100u 4V S_C_I/O
83
14 IC_801_Y_OUT
XX
C847 0.01u VIDEO_I/O (10/10)
R815
150k
CL802 R810 R812

(1/10) 10k 4700 C848 100u 4V
C832
0.01u
C838
C816 XX C849 22u 6.3V
0.01u 6.3V
C814
C818
C824
0.47u
C820
C835
C850
C827
6.3V
C829
3.3u
50V
0.1u
XX
XX
1u
0.1u 1u
H 16 IC_301_Y_OUT
(2/10) IC_301_C_OUT
05 ed IC801 wa REC/PB (S JACK IN) ef IC801 ql REC/PB (AV JACK IN) eg IC801 qj REC/PB (S JACK IN)
1.8 Vp-p 2.0 Vp-p 990 mVp-p
H H H
4-23 4-24 VC-341 (8/10)


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
VC-341 BOARD (9/10) VTR_UNREG

D_2.8V
A DC CONTROL (DD BLOCK) BATT_UNREG

76
BATT_SIG
XX MARK:NO MOUNT BATT/XEXT
NO MARK:REC/PB MODE (7/10)
FAST_CHARGE
R:REC MODE
P:PB MODE INIT_CHARGE_ON
DRUM_VS
MT_5V
BT901 F001
B DC IN
(1.4A/32V)
CAP_VS
VTR_UNREG 52
R064 R067 REG_GND
(5/10)
10 1200 REG_GND (MT-GND)
C052 C051 8
CN053 6P XX XX 4 F003 D_2.8V
(1.4A/32V)
BATT_GND 1
8 3 1
8.3
EP_13.5V
BATT/XEXT 2 IN1
2 8.3 REG_GND
R051 R053
ACV_GND 3 100k 7 8 7.6 1.5
1k D_1.5V
F004
ACV_UNREG 4 6 8.1
Q053 (1.4A/32V)
2 1
L055
22uH
L058
4.7uH
C094
10u A_2.8V 15
C BATT_SIG 5
8 5
8.3 2SB798-T1
-DLDK 6.9 Q056
XN0NE9200LS0
6.3V
D_2.8V (2/10)
S BATT_UNREG 6
Q052 3 SWITCHING A_4.6V
UPA1858GR-9JG R068 8.3 4 5 L059 C095
-E2-A 6800 F002 4.7uH 4.7u
SWITCH (1.4A/32V) C077 C085
XX 4.7u L060 4.7uH
BATTERY
TERMINAL IN2 L061 4.7uH
D_2.8V
3 4
0
C055
0.022u
R062
0.1 15.7 L062 4.7uH
D_1.5V
66
D051 3 L052 FB051 0uH
D052 1M 22uH (6/10)
DF3A6.8FV 0 REG_GND
D (TH3SONY)
MA4ZD03001S0
Q054
2 1
Q057
4.7u
2.5 C096 C100
C098 C102
C073 10u
2 1 Q051 UNR32A300LS0 XN0NE9200LS0 33u
C074 XX
3 4.7u 1u 4.7u
2SC584600LS0 SWITCHING 4V
5
C071
SWITCH Q053,054 8.3 4
CHARGE CONTROL L063 22uH
C078 C086
4.7u 4.7u L064 4.7uH
IN3 L065 22uH
L066 47uH
IN7
2.9
46 DRUM_ERROR
R076 L056
RP_4.6V
E (5/10)
CAP_ERROR
0 2 1
Q058
22uH C097
22u
6.3V
C099
2.2u
C101
XX
6.3V
C103
4.7u
C104
22u
6.3V
AU_2.8V
A_4.6V
36
5.2
R070 XN0NE9200LS0 (4/10)
R077 3
84 BL_CONT
33k 120k
8.3 4 5
SWITCHING
C087
8.3 5
R097
REG_GND
R078 4.7u R086 C105

(10/10) R066 47k Q063 Q063,065,069 22k 4.7u
C060 22k
27k 0.1u 2SB798-T1-DLDK 5V REG ± 0.5%
IN4 7.7 MT_5V
R074
12k 4.8 AU_4.6V
± 0.5%
L057
Q065
2SA207800LS0 R098
6800
AU_2.8V 78
2 33uH 7.1
1 A_4.6V (8/10)
5
F 3.4
3
Q059
XN0NE9200LS0
6 3
REG_GND
SWITCHING 1.2
8200
5
R065 4700
8.3 4 5
R071 10k
2
R072 1k
R073 1k
R075 1k
1.3
C079 C088 Q069 A_4.6V
1 4
R069
4.7u 4.7u UP04501008S0 D_2.8V

0.7 R099
C093 R092
XX 4700
10k
± 0.5% MT_5V 34
0.001u
0.015u
0.033u
0.022u
CAP_VS (3/10)
2200p
C064
REG_GND
C067
C070
C072
C062
1 REG_GND (MT-GND)
C057 L053
6800p
22uH
G 7.2
2 1
Q060
D_2.8V
1.4
1.4
1.2
0.8
1.2
0.3
0.3
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.6
0.8
1.2
2.5
XN0NE9200LS0 MT_5V
1
1.4 3 -15.4 R-7.7/P0.5 R-7.7/P0.5
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8.3 4 5
SWITCHING
R085 Q066,073
R096
100k
EVER_3.0V 88
Q066
100k ± 0.5%
FB2
-INE2
+INE2
-INE3
FB3
FB4
-INE4
+INE5
-INE5
FB5
+INE6
-INE6
FB6
FB7
-INE7
DTC6
C089 2SC584600LS0 -7.5V REG VL_16V (10/10)

C080
4.7u 4.7u A_2.8V
R100
3 6 10k
DRUM_VS R-14.9 R-0.7 ± 0.5%
/P-15.4 /P0.4
R054
2200
C056
4700p
eh IC051 ys REC/PB 1.5
5
2
0.6 Q073 CAM_-7.5V
49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64
32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17
FB1 GND0 L054 R101

UP04401008S0 4 1
1.2 R3.4/P2.4 220k
H -INE1 8.4 Vp-p out7 2 1 33uH
R0.5/P0 R091 ± 0.5%
IN1 R055 XX 1.5

-INS8 OUT6
7
7.1
6.9
3
Q061
XN0NE9200LS0
SWITCHING
C090
22k
CAM_15V
D_2.8V
1
IN1 NTSC: 512 kHz OUT5 8.3 4 5
4.7u
(1/10)
R056 XX 5.7 R087 A_2.8V
IN2 PAL: 485 kHz OUT4
3.4 100k
IN2 15.9 R15.1/P0
IN3 R057 XX 2.9 5.3 REG_GND
IN3 OUT3 C110 R102
IN4 R058 XX 4.8 2.5 100k
XX Q067
CAP_VS R059
XX
IN4
1
IC051 OUT2
1.9
IN7 2SA207800LS0 R15.2
/P15.8
Q067,070
15V REG
± 0.5%
IN5 DRUM/CAPSTAN PWM DRIVE, OUT1
DRUM_VS 1.4 8.3 R116 R088 R4.9
IN6 DC CONTROL,RESET VCC0 0 /P0
L051 XX 4.8
C081
I XCS_DD
R060 XX 2.9
2.9
LD
IC051
MB44A120BPFV-G-BND-ERE1
VCC1
8.3
0
R082
2.2 8.3
2.2u 33uH
4.8 5 1 15.9 Q070
0 UP04501008S0
HI_EVER_SO DIN LANC_DC
HI_EVER_SCK
3
CLK ej IC051 ya REC/PB SENSE
0
Q055
4 2 4.8
R114
0 R4.3/P5.4 R103 CAM_DD_ON
89
C053 0.1u 3 8.3 MCH3335-S 3 Q062 39k
RST VCONT -TL-E CPH5819-TL-E C111
R063 ± 0.5% (6/10)
R052 30k 47k Q064
0.8 SWITCH 8.3 R3.4/P2.4 SWITCHING R2.8/P0
RT 8.4 Vp-p LANC_SIG XX 2SC584600LS0
C054 0.1u 0 SWITCH R104
CSCP DATA_IN C075
4.7u C083 7500
3 1u R2.2/P0 ± 0.5%
SEL NTSC: 512 kHz WAKE_UP
C091 R093 C107 C106 EP_2.8V
C076
PAL: 485 kHz 4.7u C082 D055 0.1u 22k 4.7u 4.7u
MA4ZD03001S0 EP_4.6V
DATA_OUT
J 1u
4 1 0 13.6
REG_3V
EP_13.5V
OUTC3
RESET
XCTL2
R061
VOUT
CDET
VBAT
VREF
CTL1
3 2 R105
GND
VRO
4700 C084 R108

VIN
BL_REG
VR
100k
CS
CS
1u R089 Q071 XX
100k 2SA207800LS0 ± 0.5%
74 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48
15.2
6 3 C108
REG_GND (BL-GND)
REG_GND
(7/10)
2.2u
90
2.4
1.2
7.7
2.5
3.1
3.3
3
3
7.7
2.9
4.8 4.9
2 5 R106
Q072
XRESET Q071,072 UP04501008S0 47k (10/10)
1 4 ± 0.5%
13.5V REG
VTR_DD_ON
BATT_IN 4.3
K R094
22k
R107
8200
-15.4 -15.4
PANEL_-15.3V
EVER_3.0V R109
R090 Q068 0
100k 2SC584600LS0 ± 5%
-14.8
3 6 R110
220k
SIGNAL PATH
REG_GND D054 0 ± 0.5%
MAS3132E0LS0
VOUT Q074
5 2 C109 REC REC/PB PB
86 (10/10)
Q068,074
15.3V REG
UP04401008S0 4 1
2.2u
L R083
470
LI_3V
0.5
R095
R111
68k Drum servo(speed and phase)
D053
100k ± 0.5%
87
0.047u
0.047u
1SS357 LANC_DC (10/10)

0.1u
0.1u
0.1u
-THP3
C061 XX
C066 1u
C069 1u
59
C058
C059
C065
C068
C063
DCOUT_ON (6/10)
Q075
UNR32A300LS0
SWITCH
05
The components identified by mark 0 or dotted Les composants identifiés par une marque 0 sont
line with mark 0 are critical for safety. critiques pour la sécurité. Ne les remplacer que
Replace only with part number specified. par une piéce portant le numéro spécifié.
VC-341 (9/10) 4-25 4-26


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
VC-341 BOARD (10/10) CN004 8P

EVF BLOCK
A STEADYSHOT,CONNECTOR (SE BLOCK,CN BLOCK) 8 ANA_GND

LCD902
7 DIG_GND B/W
XX MARK:NO MOUNT EVF_G/BW_Y
6 VIDEO_IN LCD
THROUGH UNIT
NO MARK:REC/PB MODE PANEL_VD
5 VSYNC FP-797 FLEXIBLE
PANEL_HD
4 HSYNC
BL_CONT PANEL_VD
CN002 20P BL_CONT 84 (9/10)
21
PANEL_VD
PANEL_HD EVF_DD_ON
3 EVF_4.6V
SE_GND 1 PANEL_HD 2 NSLEEP

EVF_G/BW_Y
BL_REG 2 (2/10) EVF_G/BW_Y 1 3.3V
B BL_GND 3
BL_CONT
PANEL_SYNC
PANEL_SYNC
22 (2/10) KEY_AD0
C002
0.1u
KEY_AD0
BL_CONT 4 KEY_AD1 1.3 4.8
PANEL_B KEY_AD1
PANEL_B 5
PANEL_G XCS_LCD
71 KEY_AD2
KEY_AD2
IC001 3 2 1
PANEL_G 6
PANEL_R
XCS_LCD
60 (6/10)
KEY_AD3
KEY_AD3
3.3V REG LI_3V
86 (9/10)
PANEL_R 7 (7/10) XBATT_INFO_SW IC001
KEY_AD5 XBATT_INFO_SW
KEY_AD5 TK11133CSCL-G
PANEL_XVD 8 DIAL_A 4 5
PD-204 PANEL_SYNC KEY_AD7 DIAL_A
CN6001 C-SYNC/XHD 9 KEY_AD7 DIAL_B C003 3.3 4.8
XCS_LCD XCHARGE_LED DIAL_B 4.7u
THROUGH THE XCS_LCD_DA 10 XCHARGE_LED
C
PD-124 HARNESS
(PAGE 4-29)
XVC_SCK 11
R001 470 XVC_SCK
VC_SO
XCAM_LED
XVTR_LED
XCAM_LED 72 85 (7/10) XRESET
XRESET CN005 22P
1 REG_GND
VC_SO 12 XVTR_LED (7/10)
VC_SI XPOWER_SW 2 N.C
VC_SI(HDO) 13 BL_REG XPOWER_SW
LCD_HOLD XMODE_SW V_LIGHT_PWM 3 LI_3V
PANEL_HOLD 14 REG_GND (BL_GND)
XEJECT_SW
XMODE_SW 56 (6/10) V_LIGHT_PWM
4 D_2.8V
REG_GND 15 XEJECT_SW KEY_AD0
5 KEY_AD0
PANEL_-15.3V 16 PANEL_-15.3V
90 ZOOM_VR_AD INT_MIC
INT_MIC XBATT_INFO_SW
6 BATT_INFO
PANEL_2.8V 17 EP_2.8V
(9/10)
ZOOM_VR_AD 57 (6/10) 79 (8/10)
AUDIO_L_I/O
AUDIO_L_I/O
7 CUSTOM_LED_VDD
PANEL_4.6V 18 EP_4.6V
8 N.C
D PANEL_13.5V 19 EP_13.5V XF_TALLY_LED 2.8
UDZSTE-176.8B
KEY_AD5 LCD_HOLD XF_TALLY_LED 9 XCUSTOM_LED_ON
AD5 20 LCD_HOLD 67 (6/10)
73 SIRCS_SIG
SIRCS_SIG 1 2
D008
R018
R003 CUSTOM_LED_ON 0 2 10 REG_GND
150
XX REG_GND SIRCS_PWM
(7/10) SIRCS_PWM 1 11 XMS_LED CONTROLL KEY
Q002
CN006 16P VC_SI AV_JACK_IN UNR32A100LS0 3
BLOCK
12 N.C
XS/S_SW 1
KEY_AD7 VC_SI 94 (6/10) AV_JACK_IN
CUSTOM_LED_ON
LED DRIVE
13 MS_LED_VDD
(CF-5100)
(PAGE 4-35)
CUSTOM_LED_ON KEY_AD1
REG_GND 2
XMODE_SW 53 XS_JACK_IN
XS_JACK_IN 14 KEY_AD1
XMODE_SW 3
XPOWER_SW R021
VC_SO
XVC_SCK
VC_SO 95 (6/10) DCOUT_JACK_IN
DCOUT_JACK_IN
EVF_DD_ON
KEY_AD3
15 D_2.8V
XPOWER_SW 4 150 16 KEY_AD3
E CHARGE_LED_VDD 5
XCHARGE_LED
XVC_SCK (6/10) EVF_DD_ON
VIDEO_I/O KEY_AD2
17 D_2.8V
XCHARGE_LED 6 VIDEO_I/O 18 KEY_AD2
CONTROLL KEY
N.C 7 PANEL_R 83 S_Y_I/O
S_Y_I/O DIAL_A
19 DIAL_A
BLOCK XCAM_LED 8
XCAM_LED
XVTR_LED
PANEL_G
PANEL_R
PANEL_G
20 (8/10) S_C_I/O
S_C_I/O DIAL_B
D009
20 DIAL_B
(SS-5100) XVTR_LED 9 PANEL_B (2/10) 2 DF3A6.8FV 21 REG_GND
(PAGE 4-34) R014 PANEL_B 1 (TH3SONY)
MODE_LED_VDD 10 LANC_DC 3 22 XRESET
D_2.8V 11
82
87 (9/10) LANC_DC
XRESET
ZOOM_VR_AD
F ZOOM_VR 12
XEJECT_SW
IR_ON
EVER_3.0V
REG_GND 13
N.C 14
68 (6/10) IR_ON VL_16V
88
A_2.8V
N.C 15
XCS_EEP MT_5V (9/10)
XEJECT_SW 16 XCS_EEP CL001
65 (6/10)
SWP_DIR
SWP_DIR D_2.8V
D006 D007
MAZB068H0LS0
1 6
MAZB068H0LS0
1 6 PB_RF
PB_RF
CL002
CL003
MD2 (REG_GND) 64
2 5 2 5
39 (4/10)
REC_2
REC_2 XCS_MC_FLASH (6/10)
G 3 4 3 4
CL004
80 (8/10) REC_AFM
REC_AFM XSYS_RST 92 (7/10)
CL010
CL005
R004 R007 EEP_SI
22
± 0.5%
1k
± 0.5% 91 (5/10) CAP_FG
CAP_FG CL006
EEP_SO
63
CL007
R010 EEP_SCK (6/10)
10k XLANC_PWR_ON
± 0.5% XLANC_PWR_ON
H 15.8
15.8 77 LANC_IN
LANC_IN CL008
REC_CRRT1
3 1 R011
1k (7/10) LANC_OUT
LANC_OUT CL009
REC_CRRT0
93 (6/10)
2 5 0 R022
1k CN007 16P
XCS_EEP
15.8 Q001
CN009 30P 16 XCS_EEP
4 6 XN4601-TW
VL+ 1 VIDEO 15 EEP_SI
0 LIGHT
MIC_GND 2 DRIVE 14 EEP_SO
V_LIGHT_PWM XLANC_PWR_ON
MIC_GND 3 13 XLANC_PWR_ON
INT_MIC LANC_IN
INT_MIC 4 12 LANC_IN
I LIA1 5
LANC_OUT
11 LANC_OUT
VREF1 6 10 REG_GND
C279 PB_RF
LIA2 7 XX 9 PB_RF CPC
C278 R273
VREF2 8 22u 10k L271 8 REG_GND (FOR CHECK)
R275 REC_2
10uH
A_2.8V 9 XX 7 REC_RF
A_2.8V 10 C282 6 REG_GND
XF_TALLY_LED 0.047u R274 SWP_DIR
XF_TALLY_LED 11 10V 1M 5 SWP_DIR
CAP_FG
D_2.8V 12 4 CAP_FG
SIRCS_SIG PITCH_AD REC_AFM
J SI-039
CN755
XSIRCS_SIG 13 3 BPF_MONI
MT_5V 14 2 PB_RF
THROUGH THE D001 C280
0.7
0.9
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
R002 4.7u
FP-795 FLEXIBLE MT_5V 15 2200 2 MAS3132E0LS0 IR_ON 1 EEP_SCK
3 RB271
(PAGE 4-32) SIRCS_PWM/IR_DRV_EN 16 1 SIRCS_PWM 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
22k
SIGNAL PATH SIGNAL PATH
GND
AM1
HO1
OUT1
PASS
LO1
AV_JACK_IN 17
HI1
LIB1
LIA1
IC271
Vref1
AV_JACK_IN
AUDIO_L_I/O 18
AUDIO_L_I/O STEADYSHOT
54 VIDEO SIGNAL
AUDIO VIDEO/AUDIO/
REG_GND 19
SERVO
Vref2
VIDEO_I/O IC271 (6/10)

LIB2
LIA2
OUT2
CRST
SIGNAL SIGNAL
LO2
HI2
HO2
AM2
VCC
VIDEO_I/O 20 NJM3230V(TE2) CHROMA Y Y/CHROMA

K REG_GND 21
S_Y_I/O 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
S_Y_I/O 22
0.7
REC
0.9
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
0
2.8
C281
REG_GND 23 0.1u
XS_JACK_IN 6.3V
XS_JACK_IN 24 PB
REG_GND 25 VST_C_RESET
S_C_I/O
YAW_AD
S_C_I/O 26
R271
SIGNAL PATH
C283 C276
REG_GND 27 0.047u 1M
LACN_DC 22u
10V
RFU_DC 28 R272 REC REC/PB PB
10k
L RFU_DC 29
DCOUT_JACK_IN
DCOUT_JACK_IN 30 Capstan speed servo
TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E
05
Ref.signal
4-27 4-28 VC-341 (10/10)

4-2. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS PD-204 BOARD

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
PD-204 BOARD When the machine needs to be repaired,please refer to

page 1-3 to discriminate the type of LCD(TYPE C or TYPE S).
A LCD DRIVER,BACKLIGHT DRIVE

XX MARK:NO MOUNT NO MARK:REC/PB MODE 1 IC6001 ek REC/PB 2 IC6001 el REC/PB 6 IC6001 wg REC/PB 7 IC6001 wa REC/PB 8 IC6001 w; REC/PB
< >:TYPE C MODEL 5.6 Vp-p 3.2 Vp-p 3.2 Vp-p
( ):TYPE S MODEL (TYPE C) (TYPE C) (TYPE C)
460 mVp-p 470 mVp-p
5.85 Vp-p 3.5 Vp-p 3.5 Vp-p
(TYPE S) (TYPE S) (TYPE S)
CN6001 20P
H H 2H 2H 2H
FB6002
B AD5 20
XX
PANEL_13.5V 19
PANEL_4.6V 18
PANEL_2.8V 17
FB6001
TG25
TG24
TG23
TG22
TG19
PANEL_-15.3V 16
L6001
REG_GND 15 47uH
PANEL_HOLD
PANEL_HOLD 14 C6019 C6020
BLDET
XLED
EXTDA
C6002 3.3u
SO 22u 1u
VC-341 VC_SI(HDO) 13 4V 25V
SI
(10/10) VC_SO 12
C CN002
XVC_SCK 11
SCK C6001
0.1u
C6006
0.01u
CL6012
THROUGH THE XCS
<0.4>(1.4)
<0.3>(2.8)
CL6007
<1.4>(0.1)
<2.1>(1.2)
PD-124 HARNESS XCS_LCD_DA 10
<0>(2.8)
CL6016 XHD
(PAGE 4-27) C-SYNC/XHD 9 C6022
13.6
C6028
1.4
1.7
2.6
6.8
XVD 0.1u
PANEL_XVD 8 10u
CL6017 16V CN6004 24P
PANEL_R 7 4 IC6001 rs REC/PB 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25
CL6013
24 VSH/VSH5V
R6030
PANEL_G 6
VSS2
HCNT / SPD
MCLK / CLD
CLR / CTR
OE / PSS2
PWM / PWMOP
BLDET
RESET / EX2
EXTDA
XLED
VCC3
COM OUT
D6009 5600
23 VDD/VSH3V
PANEL_B 5 2.8 Vp-p RB521S-30-TE61
22 VSS/GND
BL_CONT 4 VB
D BL_GND 3 VG
21 VB/VB
V 2.8 20 VG/VG
37
24
BL_REG 2 VDD2 NC / CSD VR
2.8 19 VR/VR
SE_GND 1 3 IC6001 r; REC/PB 1.5 TG25
38
23
BIN COM DA 18 HCNT/SPD
C6003 0.01u 1.7 TG24
4.8 17 MCLK/CLD
470 mVp-p
39
22
GIN VCC2 TG23
C6004 0.01u 1.8 RB6003 16 CLR/CTR
2.4 100 TG22
40
21
RIN VB CL6004 15 OE/PSS2 LCD901
C6005 0.01u 1.7 VB TG20
2.4 14 SRT/PSS1 2.5INCH
H COLOR
41
20
SCANEN / TEST VG CL6005 TG17 LCD
E XVD 2.4
VG
TG16
13 STBYB/RES
UNIT
42
19
XVD / VDIN VR VR 12 VBC/CLS
2.8
XHD IC6001 CL6006 11 VCOM/VCOM
43
18
HD / SYNI/HD GND2 TG19
2.6 LCD DRIVER 10 RESET/EX2
IC6001 TG15
44
17
VCC1 GND1 TYPE S 9 STBYB/PSG
2.8 TG14
CM7104L42-T4:TYPE C
XCS <2.6>(0) TG18 C6029 8 GSRT/MO2
LRS57231:TYPE S
45
16
XCS GRES / EX1 1u TG13
2.8 25V 7 GPCK/MO1
SCK Note1: IC6001 Pin Name A/B
<2.8>(1.4) TG17 TG18
46
15
XSCK STBYB / RES 6 GRES/EX1
A: TYPE C MODEL D6006
F CN6005 6P
SI
2.6
B: TYPE S MODEL <1.7>(2) TG16 1SS355TE-17
TG12
5 N.C./SPS
47
14
PANEL_REV 1 SI N.C / CLS
R6042 XX 0.2 4 VDD/VGLAC
CONTROL PANEL_REV 2 SO 2.8
48
13
SO VDD1 3 VGL/VGL
KEY Q6005
GPCK / MODE1
GSRT / MODE2
N.C. 3 2.6 R6031
BLOCK
STBYB / PSG
0 HN1B04FE-Y/GR(TPLR3) 2 VSS/GND
POCB/LOWI
SRT / PSS1
W/H / HWB
N.C. 4 R6032
(PR-5100)
CP / SPS
120k TYPE C 1 VGH/VGH
OPOUT
(PAGE 4-34) SE_GND 5
Filter2
13.5 TYPE C
VSS1
OPIN
Filter
TYPE C Note2: CN6004 Pin Name A/B
SE_GND 6 12.9
5 IC6001 rd REC/PB C6015
1u
6 4 R6020
0
A: TYPE C MODEL
B: TYPE S MODEL
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 16V 4.7 12.9
5
G 2.8 Vp-p 0
2
<1.4>(2.8)
<0.1>(2.8)
<0>(2.8)
<0.1>(2.2)
2.8
1.4
1.4
2.6
1.3
1.2
1 3 CL6014
4.1 13.5
9 IC6001 ql REC/PB
3.2 Vp-p RB6001 Q6004,6005
H (TYPE C) 10k SWITCH
3.5 Vp-p
(TYPE S)
TG12
TG13
TG14
TG20
TG15
PANEL_HOLD
Q6004
2H HN1B04FE-Y/GR(TPLR3)
CL6015
R6036 R6008
3.4 -15.6
H XX XX
4 6
C6030 R6012 10k 5 -15
XX C6010 1/16W ± 0.5% 2
560p 2.8
3 1
C6009 R6009 R6013 100k -15 -15.6
R6035
Q6007
0.1u 68k 1/16W ± 0.5% C6016
XX 0.01u
XX
D6007 XX
R6029 XX TYPE C RB6002
R6026 R6019
I TYPE S 0 C6024
1u
0
TYPE C
1M
TYPE S
L6004 22uH 4.7 4.7 16V
C6026 C6027
22u R6040
6.3V 0.1u Q6009
47k
2SA1832FV
(TH3SONY)
EXTDA R6041 Q6008,6009 4 R6039
1k B+ SWITCH 3900
0.1
2.6
L6002 L6003 R6005

4.7uH 1800
J 82uH
1/10W Q6008
C6032
XX
5 RN1102FV(TH3SONY)
1
D6008
XX
2 6
3
CN6003 10P
4 10 10 BL_HIGH
K 5.4 5.4
C6011
0.015u
C6013
12pF
9 N.C
2 1 6 4 8 N.C
3 5 1 T6001 7 N.C
INVERTER
3 ND901
-0.7 -0.7 TRANSFORMER 6 N.C BACKLIGHT
4 2 5 Q6003
C6007 Q6002 5 N.C
CPH5504-4TE-E XX
D6002 4.7u
XX INVERTER DRIVE 4 N.C
10V
R6011
XX 3 BL_LOW
2 LED
SIGNAL PATH
L R6001 Q6001
XX D6004
D6005
XX
1 LED_GND
XX
XLED MA111-(K8).S0 TYPE C MODEL VIDEO SIGNAL
R6002 1SS355TE-17 TYPE S MODEL
BLDET
XX
R6010 C6012 R6014
CHROMA
D6003 22k 0.1u 470
XX
LND605
REC
A
PB
M
05
The components identified by mark 0 or dotted Les composants identifiés par une marque 0 sont
line with mark 0 are critical for safety. critiques pour la sécurité. Ne les remplacer que
Replace only with part number specified. par une piéce portant le numéro spécifié.
PD-204 4-29 4-30

4-2. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS SI-039 BOARD, FP-792 FLEXIBLE BOARD

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
A
SIGNAL PATH
FP-792 FLEXIBLE BOARD
VIDEO SIGNAL
AUDIO VIDEO LIGHT
CHROMA Y Y/CHROMA SIGNAL D002
NSPW500BS-TL2
REG_GND 1
REC VL+
D001 D003 D001-003
NSPW500BS-TL2 NSPW500BS-TL2 (VIDEO LIGHT)
PB
B LAND1
STATIC_GND REG_GND 3
STATIC_GND
LAND2
C
SI-039 BOARD C754
R760 XX
LND759
STEADYSHOT,JACK XX
R759
XX REG_GND 1
LND756
XX MARK:NO MOUNT R761
0 VL +
TRV328
NO MARK:REC/PB MODE /TRV428
2.8 1.3 1.3
LND760
/TRV428E 3 4 1 2
3
REG_GND
GND
OUT
GND Vref
Note: D753, D754, IC751, J751, J752 and J753 are SE751
SE752
YAW LND754
not included in SI-039 complete board.
OUT
PITCH
D
Vref
SENSOR SENSOR MIC_GND
V
C751 MIC901
XX 1 2 3 4 LND755 MICROPHONE
1.3 1.3 2.8 INT_MIC
C753
R751 XX
XX C759 CN755 30P
4V
4.7u
C755 30 VL+
2.8 XX C757 R762
VCC
3
4V XX 29 MIC_GND
XX
GND
2
28 MIC_GND
R OUT C758 VDR757
1
27 INT_MIC
4.7u
E C Y
2.8
R754
XX
26 LIA1
4 3
XX FB751 25 VREF1
C
J751 S1 6
S
Y
S
5 S2
IC751 24
23
LIA2
VREF2
S VIDEO S S REMOTE COMMANDER
OUT S3 8 G G 7 RECEIVER D759 22 A_2.8V
1 S4 TLRMV1021(T15SOY,F)
IC751 R763
2 RPM7240-V4 (TALLY) 21 A_2.8V
CGND YGND 1k
TRV228/TRV228E 20 XF_TALLY_LED
/TRV428/TRV428E
F Q751
19 D_2.8V
2SD2114KT146 R752 56
18 XSIRCS_SIG VC-341
LED DRIVE R755
XX 17 MT_5V (10/10)
3 1 3 CN009
16 MT_5V
THROUGH THE
R753
D753 D754 56 15 SIRCS_PWM/IR_DRV_EN FP-795 FLEXIBLE
2 DAC3825 DAC3825 C752
0.2 (IR EMITTER) (IR EMITTER) XX 14 AV_JACK_IN (PAGE 4-27)
13 AUDIO_L_I/O
12 REG_GND
11 VIDEO_I/O
G J752
1
2
3
GND
L
V 10 REG_GND
A/V 4 BR
5 SW 9 S_Y_I/O
OUT
7 R 8 REG_GND
6 NC
D755 D752 D751
RSE6.8XN-TR 7 XS_JACK_IN
RSE6.8XN-TR RSE6.8XN-TR
1 6 1 6 1 6 6 REG_GND
2 5 2 5 2 5 5 S_C_I/O
3 4 3 4 3 4 4 REG_GND
LND751
3 RFU_DC
STATIC_GND
2 RFU_DC
LND752
1 DCOUT_JACK_IN
STATIC_GND
H
3 R
J753 4 BR FB752 XX
RFU DC 2 L
OUT
1 GND
05
4-31 4-32 SI-039, FP-792

4-2. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS FP-228, 299, 300, 301, 302, 802 FLEXIBLE BOARD

1 2 3 4 5
FP-302 FP-802 FLEXIBLE FP-300
FLEXIBLE FLEXIBLE
CONTROL KEY BLOCK
A
Q002
TAPE END
Q001
TAPE TOP
(SS-5100)
XX MARK:NO MOUNT
• CONTROL KEY BLOCK (SS-5100) is replaced as block,
so that PRINTED WIRING BOARD is omitted. VC-341
1 TAPE_TOP (C) (10/10)
2 TAPE_END (C) CN006
(PAGE 4-27)
D001 3 TAPE_LED (K)
TAPE LED
4 TAPE_LED (A)
B
CHARGE_LED_VDD
REG_GND
4 XPOWER_SW
5
MODE_LED_VDD
6 XCHARGE_LED
3 XMODE_SW
16 XEJECT_SW
8 XCAM_LED
9 XVTR_LED
12 ZOOM_VR
6 S REEL (-)
2 REG_GND
13 REG_GND
FP-301
1 XS/S_SW
STATIC GND
LND001
VC-341 BOARD
11 D_2.8V
7 S REEL (+)
(5/10)
7 N.C
14 N.C
15 N.C
H002 3
FLEXIBLE 2
S REEL
8
9
SENSOR_VCC
T_REEL (+)
CN404
(PAGE 4-17)
10
5
1 SENSOR 4
10 T_REEL (-)
11 HALL_COM
ME/MP
12 ME/MP
REC PROOF
13 REC_PROOF 2 4
2 H001 3 Hi8 MP S001
T REEL
1 SENSOR 4
14
15
Hi8_MP
C_LOCK_SW
C (START/STOP)
S003
S001 XX
D003 XX
D002
D001
D004
1 3
R001 1k
S002
C.C. LOCK
POWER/MODE_SW
POWER
(CHG) S004
CHG D004
CAMERA D002
D001
OFF REG_GND
D ON
XPOWER_SW
PLAY/EDIT
S901
MODE SWITCH XMODE_SW S002
1 DEW MODE
(EJECT)
2 M-SW (A)
FP-299 3
4
M-SW (B)
M-SW (C)
FLEXIBLE MR 2
1 5
6
FG1
FG VCC
RV001
20k
SENSOR 3 7 FG2 E
4 8 REG_GND
W (ZOOM) T
9 CAP_U
DEW SENSOR
10 CAP_U
11 CAP_W VC-341 BOARD 05
(5/10)
12 CAP_W
CN403
13 CAP_V (PAGE 4-17)
M902
FP-228 CAPSTAN MOTOR 14 CAP_V
15 VH+ 1 2 3 4
FLEXIBLE 3 2
16
17
HU1
HU2
HE
4
3
1
2
18
19
20
HV1
HV2
HW1
CONTROL KEY BLOCK
A
4 HE
1
21
22
HW2
VH-
(PR-5100)
XX MARK:NO MOUNT
3 2
HE • CONTROL KEY BLOCK (PR-5100) is replaced as block,
4 1 so that PRINTED WIRING BOARD is omitted.
SIGNAL PATH B S601

(PANEL REVERSE)
REC REC/PB PB
1 PANEL_REV
Capstan speed servo 2 PANEL_REV
3 N.C
PD-204
4 N.C CN6005
(PAGE 4-29)
5 SE_GND
6 SE_GND
05
4-33
FP-228, FP-299, FP-300, FP-301, FP-302, FP-802, SS-5100, PR-5100 4-34
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
CONTROL KEY BLOCK (CF-5100)

A
XX MARK:NO MOUNT • CONTROL KEY BLOCK (CF-5100) is replaced as block, S003 S007 S012 S015
so that PRINTED WIRING BOARD is omitted.
STOP FF REW PLAY S022
S023
( ) R005 ( ) R009 ( ) R013 ( ) R017 R020
EASY
R022
(PANEL_O/C_SW)
1200 1500 2200 3900 8200 27k
B1 A1 B1 A1 B1 A1 B1 A1 B1 A1 B1 A1
2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1
B B2 4 3 A2 B2 4 3 A2 B2 4 3 A2 B2 4 3 A2 B2 4 3 A2 4 3
B2 A2
D002
EASY
BT001
LITHIUM
BATTERY
S004
PAUSE S008 S011 S016 S020 S019 S024

C ( ) R006
1200
COUNTER RESET
R010
1500
FADER R014
2200
FOCUS
R018
3900
LIGHT R023
8200
BACKLIGHT
SEL/PUSH EXEC
1 REG_GND
N.C
B1 A1 B1 A1 B1 A1 B1 A1 B1 A1 B1
2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 A1
LI_3V
D_2.8V
R001 10k 4
B2 3 A2 B2 4 3 A2 B2 4 3 A2 B2 4 3 A2 B2 4 3 A2 B2 4 3 A2
KEY_AD0
BATT_INFO
CUSTOM_LED_VDD B1 A1 VOLUME
D 2 1 S001 S005 S009 S013
S7
A1
COM 2
SW1A 3
SW2 4
SW1B 5
B6
N.C DSPL/BATT R015 - + R021
TIME R007 MENU R011 END SEARCH R019
3 A2 INFO 1200 1500 2200 S017 3900 S021 8200
XCUSTOM_LED_ON B2 4
REG_GND
VC-341
B1 A1 B1 A1 B1 A1 B1 A1 B1 A1
(10/10) XMS_LED
D001 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1
CN005 XX
(PAGE 4-28) N.C
MS_LED_VDD R002 10k B2 4 3 A2 B2 4 3 A2 B2 4 3 A2 B2 4 3 A2 B2 4 3 A2

KEY_AD1
D_2.8V
R003 10k
E KEY_AD3
D_2.8V
S006 S010 S014 S018
KEY_AD2 R008 R012 R016
R004 DATE 1200 EXPOSURE 1500 TITLE 2200 EASY DUB
DIAL_A 10k
DIAL_B
A1 B1 A1 A1
REG_GND B1
2 1 2 1
B1 2 1 A1 B1
2 1
22 XRESET
F B1
2 1
A1
B2 4 3 A2 B2 4 3 A2 B2 4 3 A2 B2 4 3 A2
S002
4 3 RESET
B2 A2
G LND025
CH GND
VC-341 1 SIGNAL PATH

(8/10) SP(+) SP901
CN008 SP(-) SPEAKER
(PAGE 4-23) 2 AUDIO
SIGNAL
H
PB
05
4-35 4-36 CF-5100

Link
CD-465 BOARD SI-039 BOARD
VC-341 BOARD (SIDE A) FP-792 FLEXIBLE BOARD
FP-228, FP-299, FP-300, FP-301, FP-302,

VC-341 BOARD (SIDE B) FP-802 FLEXIBLE BOARD
PD-204 BOARD
COMMON NOTE FOR PRINTED WIRING BOARDS
MOUNTED PARTS LOCATION CIRCUIT BOARDS LOCATION FLEXIBLE BOARDS LOCATION
Board Name Function

CD-465 CCD IMAGER
VC-341 A/D CONVERTER, TIMING GENERATOR, CAMERA/VTR PROCESS,
LENS CONTROL, LENS DRIVE, REC/PB AMP, SERVO,
CAMERA/MECHA CONTROL, HI CONTROL, AUDIO, VIDEO, DC CONTROL,
STEADYSHOT, CONNECTOR
PD-204 LCD DRIVE, BACKLIGHT DRIVE
SI-039 STEADYSHOT, JACK

THIS NOTE IS COMMON FOR PRINTED WIRING BOARDS
• : Uses unleaded solder. • Chip parts.

• : Circuit board Transistor Diode
: Flexible board C 6 5 4 4 5 6 5 4 4 5 3 3 3 1 23
Pattern from the side which enables seeing.
: pattern of the rear side
B E 1 2 3 3 2 1 1 2 3 3 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 6 54
(The other layers’ patterns are not indicated)
1 2 2 1 3 4 3 4 1 2 3 4 4 3 3 4
• Through hole is omitted.
• Circled numbers refer to waveforms.
• There are a few cases that the part printed on diagram 5 4 3 3 4 5 2 1 2 1 4 3 2 1 1 2 2 1
isn’t mounted in this model. 3 4 6 5 4 4 5 6
• C: panel designation
2 1 1 2 3 3 2 1
Pattern
Board Name Parts Location
Total Number of Layers Layers Not Indicated
CD-465 – 4 layers 2 to 3 layers
VC-341 4-53 4 layers 2 to 3 layers
PD-204 4-54 2 layers –
SI-039 4-54 2 layers –
FP-792 Flexible – 1 layer –
4-39
4-2. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS 4-3. PRINTED WIRING BOARDS
CD-465
Note for Printed Wiring Board (See page 4-39).
: Uses unleaded solder.
CD-465 BOARD
14
13
C953
CN951
L951
R952
Q951
1
C952
E
C
C951
R953
B
1 5
1 7
2 3 4 C954
IC951 C955
7 8 9
LND951
14 8
6 1-860-933- 11 (21)
05
4-41 4-42 CD-465

VC-341 4-2. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS 4-3. PRINTED WIRING BOARDS MOUNTED PARTS LOCATION
VC-341 BOARD (SIDE A)
CN403
CN481
22 1
11 1
A R401
CN402
FB482 FB481
R402 10 1
R493
C493
R484 C489 R495
C488 R487
R494
C499
C494
C501
36 25
C496
37 24 C502
C504
C497
19
IC481
22 21 20 13
ET482
C505
48
1 12
C508
C507
C514 C509
C515 RB482
ET481
1
2
CL801
C601 R606
C604
C602
C620
R601
R602
R605
CN151
C605
C606
C603
X601
54 1
13
55 216
14
29
C CN401
RB601 2 1
R636
C401
CL614
RB603
RB602
R333
D203
C402
C403
Q202
C331
C609
C610
CL602
FB601
3 2 1
4 IC601
1
5
C003
24 2 CL618
RB605
IC001
CN004
CN201
RB606
23 1 CL604
C002
7
8
R218 CL606
RB203
L201
CL605
RB612
C715
R717
R718
C276 C278 D701 X701 RB613

C208
RB708 CL610
C624
R716
1
CL617 CL611
C611
Q701
C210
K2
40 21 CL612 108 30 163
C708
41 20
C807
C815
C805
R021
109 162
32
16
R715 CL609
R005
C622
R014
R006
C614
RB608
CL613 CL616 C625 C623
R713
C714
C615
D007
CN009
E R619
C616
CN006
31 IC701
RB610
C617 CL301
R709
R616 C612
C820
C817
C841
R714
C712
C618 CL805
X702
C339
R708
RB706
R707
D006
1
R711 60 1
RB705
R710 61 80 R051
KAK
R706
R705
30
C802
C825
C849
C713
L058 + C094 A D055 C082 C084 D051
C709
F001
D009
C707
RB703
RB701
C071
RB704
KA K
CL802
C704
C701
C711
C705
C051 C052
R704
C710
C702
C703
L062
C098
R712
C102
1
F L056 L055 L051
C845
C074
C801
C808
L061
FB051
C848
C100
1 21
+ C101 A
+
F004
CN005
CN053
C103
R002
2 22
L065 F003 4 1
C073
R067
RB801
R064
R018
C
Q002 B E
L063
Q052
+
Q001 CL803 CL804
A C097 +
6
5 8
D008
C846 R003 R062

L057 L052 L053 L054
R010 C099 L064
R004
C
CN008 F002
R007 Q053
R011
AK A 1 C
CN002 20
G
R053
A C104 + B E
C055
1 2 B E
D001 L066
Q051
D052
R001 C
B E
L059
R068
C095
Q054 1-860-932- 11 (21)
05
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
VC-341 (SIDE A) 4-43 4-44
4-2. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS 4-3. PRINTED WIRING BOARDS MOUNTED PARTS LOCATION
VC-341 BOARD (SIDE B)
C422
C421
C419
C418
C416
C414
R428
C500
L481
C412
Q482
C481
C411
R483
C423
RB483
C446
C
C426 B E
C444
R426
C407 CN404
A
L484
R482
RB401
L483
B E
R481
C485
+ C482 B
R413
C
C428
R405
15 1
C405
40
21
C445 C427 C409
FB401
Q481 R491 R490
41
20
R492
C503 C
C498
28 R404 C406 B E
C490
C492
R414 C486
C408
R427 C430 R403 R409
C491
L482
C404 Q401
27
C487
C483
C440
R488
R489
C484
C495
RB481
C443
R423
R418
C166 R164
C410
IC401
R425
26 FB252 C252 Q483
Q485
Q484
1 X151 2
R431
25
R158
R160
28
R416
B E
R406
D151
23 C155
B E
R430
C
C429
C
R156
C511
C510
24
R159
R161
C442
C441 C154 C161
FB152
C513 R157
C437
C433
C164 C163 R163
R424
60
IC251
4
61
80
C167 C180
C431
C435
B
13
24
C434 12 1
25
13
12
R153 48
C168
3 2 1
C158
FB251
R408
C169
IC152
R407
5
R412
R411
R410
R151
C424
C152
IC151
C425
C439
C436
C432
C251
C413
C170
14
15
C171
FB151
1
R429 24 37
36
C151
C153
C420
C417
C415
48
25 36
6
37
C172
C159
C173
Q302
R155
RB302
C162
C179
A C177 +
C157
L151
C165
R309
C160
R321 C156
R307
R306
1
8
C320
C607
R328
C304 R322
C310
R152
C309 C176
C323
4
5
R325
C
C321
R308
R315
C319
L304
C305
R302
R162
L301
C311
R316
R329 C317 R326 C315 R323 C313 R318 R317
L305
D202
R339
B E
C307
R303
C
C322
C324
C325
R331 R319
Q306
C302
R205
R207
C206
R203
C203
C306 C318 R327 C316 R324 C314 R320 C312 R313 Q201
R330
C216
R217
C
R204
Q304 L303 B E R210
1
R212
R208
R211
R311 C329
54 1
L306
R310
RB301
55
24
216
15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 C301
C209
1 1
7
8
C204 R206 R209
CL010
L302
C207
R338
IC202
CL009 C303 R216 C214
R314
A
CL008 C308
CN007
IC201
D302
C
R332
CL007 B E C215 R214 C202 C218

Q305
C212
CL006 C333 C213
R312
K
CL005 C328
RB201
CL004 R340
A
RB611
RB202
C330
R334
R213 14
CL003 C205
1
R022 C619 C327 16 R215
L308
CL002
A
C332
C211
D301
CL001 E CB
13
12 12
L202
16
C217
C219
1
K
8
C326
17 Q203
IC602
C335
D
A
C334
4
R271 R272
R335 R336
18 C283
R086
IC301
C336
C105
C
B E Q065 20 11
C341
R098 R097 CL302
L271
E
C338
R301 C281
13
12
Q063
Q069
IC271
C
RB271
C340
C280
B
C337
IC302
R092 1 10
C093
R099
R274 R273
R341
C282
R077
C072
R078
C067
R073
R069
C064
R275
C279
C850
24
1
R072
R075
R074
R076
C070
R071
C062
C838
R815
C837
108 R803
R065
163
C816
C827
C824
C835
C821
C060
109 162
C818
C832
R070
L802
C057
Q075
C829 R812
B E
R818
C
C814
R058 R057 R066
R810
C847
16 1
R054 C056 16 1
17 34 64 C812
35 C810
R056
R055
17 36 64 R807
R806
C842
C076
R802
R059
R060
33 C806
37 IC801
C811
R061
Q058
IC051 C083
+ A
Q056
C077
C096
C053
F
C081
C087 C840
R052
C809
C843
Q062
C054 L060 32 49
33 48
R819
C107
C065 32 C085 C844
49 Q064
33 48 Q073
D053
C
R104
R063
R093
C091
R102
C804
C803
B E
L801
R103
C819
C836
C834
C830 C813
C822
R091
Q057
R088
R083 C828
C069
R082
C080
C061
C075
C078
Q067 R101 Q066

C066
C079
Q061 R817
Q060
R814
C833
C831
C090
B E
C063
C C106
Q070
C068
B E
C089
C059
Q059
C839
C823
C826
R096
C088
R100
R811
C058 Q068
R085
R087R094 Q072
R106
C086 E B
Q055
G
D054
C
AKA
R107 R111 R109

D
G
R110
R108
S
C111 R089
Q074
C109
C110
C108 R090
Q071
R105
E B
R114
R116
R095 1-860-932- 11 (21)
05
9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
4-45 4-46 VC-341 (SIDE B)

PD-204
PD-204 BOARD
L6002
Q6007
C6007
R6035
EC B
A
1
+ C6019 A C6011
C6003 C6030
R6036
LND605
D6007
L6003
C6005
C6004
4 Q6002 Note: Q6002 and Q6003 have the same mount location.
L6001
2 1
C6001
CL6017CL6016
1 C6020
3 4 5 When replacing Q6002 or Q6003, please refer to
5 Q6003 schematic diagram and electrical parts list.
6 5 4
R6005
R6042 CL6012 1 2 3
FB6002
37
48
CN6001
36
3
1
5 4 3 2 1
2
R6008
IC6001
R6009 C6009
C6028
R6012 C6010
8 6
7
B C6006
R6013
9
25
12
24
13
C6002 T6001
C6029
R6030
CL6007
20
FB6001
D6009
R6032 RB6003
R6031
Q6005
CL6004CL6005 CL6006
D6006
R6041 6 10
D6008 C6027
E B
C6015
C
R6020 RB6001
Q6008
RB6002
CL6014 R6026 + C6026 A

C6016
Q6009
1
C6013
R6029
CN6005
BC E
C6032
CL6015
C C6024 R6040 L6004

6
R6019
Q6004 R6039
C6022
R6001
1 24 CL6013
D6004 D6002 1 10
Q6001
EC B CN6003
CN6004 R6002
R6011
R6010
C6012
R6014
D D6003
D6005
1-860-938- 11
05
1 2 3 4 5
PD-204 4-47 4-48
SI-039, FP-792 FLEXIBLE D001 D002

(VIDEO LIGHT) (VIDEO LIGHT)
FP-792 FLEXIBLE BOARD
FP-792
1-860-
929-
1-860-929- 11
D003
1 3
(VIDEO LIGHT)
Note: D753, D754, IC751, J751, J752 and J753 are

not included in SI-039 complete board.
SI-039 BOARD (SIDE A) SI-039 BOARD (SIDE B)
5 7
LND751
4
A J752 A
A/V OUT
LND759 LND760
2
1
E
Q751
LND756
C
R759 C754 D753 D753, 754

C752 C757 R762 (IR EMITTER)
4 3 1
R753
R752
R755
2 4
RFU DC
R751
C751
A
B B
3
4
OUT
R760
J753
SE752
C753
R763
(PITCH) D754
(YAW)
SE751
30
1 3 2
C758
29
D759
3
(TALLY)
1
2
R761 A
IC751
A
C755
K
FB751
R754
1
C759
D751
CN755
C C
D755
FB752
2
D752
3 4
VDR757 5 6
J751
1 2
7 8
LND752
MIC901 S VIDEO
LND755
LND754
D MICROPHONE OUT D
1-860-940- 11 1-860-940- 11
05
1 2 3 4 05
4 3 2 1
4-49 4-50 SI-039, FP-792

4-2. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS 4-3. PRINTED WIRING BOARDS
FP-228, FP-299, FP-300, FP-301, FP-302, FP-802 FLEXIBLE

FP-300 FLEXIBLE (COMPONENT SIDE)
Q001
TAPE TOP
1-680-436- SENSOR
1 15
11
1 15
FP-299 FP-802 FLEXIBLE 15 1

S002
M902 FLEXIBLE (CONDUCTOR SIDE) C.C. LOCK
D001
CAPSTAN TAPE LED
S001
MOTOR
REC PROOF
o'
H001
MR SENSOR
T REEL
1
4 SENSOR
DEW SENSOR
1-680-437-
21
1-677-049-
FP-228 11
FLEXIBLE
FP-301 FLEXIBLE
1-680-434-
S901
MODE (CONDUCTOR SIDE)
SWITCH
C
B 11
A
COM
H002
S REEL
FP-302 FLEXIBLE
1 SENSOR (CONDUCTOR SIDE)
o' 1-689-290- 11
22
Q002
1-680-438-
TAPE END
SENSOR
11
4-51
FP-228, FP-299, FP-300, FP-301, FP-302, FP-802 4-52
4-4. MOUNTED PARTS LOCATION no mark : side A

* mark : side B
VC-341 BOARD
C002 D-5 * C217 D-2 C509 B-5 CN401 C-9 Q002 F-4 * R096 G-5
C003 D-5 * C218 D-1 * C513 B-5 CN402 A-7 Q051 G-8 * R097 D-9
* C053 F-9 * C251 B-6 C514 B-5 CN403 A-6 Q052 F-8 * R098 D-9
* C054 F-9 * C252 A-6 C515 B-5 * CN404 A-3 Q053 G-8 * R099 E-9
C055 G-8 C276 D-2 C601 C-7 CN481 A-5 Q054 G-7 * R100 G-5
* C056 F-9 C278 D-2 C602 C-8 * Q055 G-8 * R101 F-5
* C057 E-9 * C280 E-2 C603 C-8 D001 G-1 * Q056 F-7 * R102 F-5
* C058 G-8 * C281 D-1 C604 C-6 D006 E-9 * Q057 G-6 * R103 F-5
* C059 G-8 * C282 E-2 C605 C-7 D007 E-8 * Q058 F-6 * R104 F-5
* C060 E-8 * C283 D-2 C606 C-6 D008 G-4 * Q059 G-5 * R105 G-5
* C062 E-8 * C301 C-5 * C607 C-8 D009 F-5 * Q060 G-7 * R106 G-5
* C063 G-8 * C302 C-7 C609 D-6 D051 F-9 * Q061 G-7 * R107 G-5
* C064 E-8 * C303 C-7 C610 D-8 D052 G-8 * Q062 F-7 * R109 G-4
* C065 F-9 * C304 C-7 C611 D-6 * D053 F-9 * Q063 E-9 * R110 G-4
* C066 G-8 * C306 C-7 C614 E-6 * D054 G-8 * Q064 F-5 * R111 G-4
* C067 E-8 * C307 C-6 C615 E-7 D055 F-7 * Q065 D-8 * R114 G-6
* C068 G-8 * C309 C-7 C616 E-7 * D151 B-3 * Q066 G-4 * R116 G-6
* C069 G-8 * C310 C-7 C617 E-7 * D202 C-2 * Q067 G-5 * R152 C-3
* C070 E-8 * C320 C-6 C618 E-6 * D301 D-7 * Q068 G-4 * R155 C-3
C071 F-8 * C322 C-7 * C619 D-8 * D302 D-7 * Q069 E-9 * R162 C-3
* C072 E-8 * C323 C-5 C620 C-6 D701 D-3 * Q070 G-5 * R163 B-3
C073 F-8 * C324 C-7 C622 E-7 * Q071 G-5 * R164 A-3
* C075 G-8 * C325 C-6 C623 E-8 F001 F-8 * Q072 G-5 * R203 C-2
* C076 F-8 * C326 D-7 C624 D-8 F002 G-8 * Q073 F-4 * R204 C-2
* C078 G-6 * C328 D-7 C708 E-5 F003 F-8 * Q074 G-4 * R205 C-2
* C079 G-6 * C329 C-7 C709 F-4 F004 F-8 * Q075 E-8 * R206 C-2
* C080 G-7 * C332 D-5 C710 F-4 * Q201 C-2 * R207 C-2
* C081 F-7 * C333 D-7 C711 F-4 FB051 F-6 Q202 D-3 * R208 C-1
C082 F-7 * C334 D-7 C712 E-3 * FB151 B-3 * Q203 D-2 * R209 C-2
* C083 F-7 * C335 D-5 C713 F-3 * FB152 B-4 * Q302 C-6 * R210 C-1
C084 F-7 C339 E-5 C714 E-3 * FB251 B-6 * Q304 C-7 * R211 C-1
* C085 F-7 C401 C-9 C715 D-4 * FB252 A-6 * Q306 C-5 * R212 C-1
* C086 G-6 * C404 A-4 C801 F-2 * FB401 A-6 * Q401 A-3 * R213 D-2
* C087 F-6 * C406 A-3 C802 F-2 FB481 A-5 * Q481 A-5 * R214 D-2
* C088 G-6 * C407 A-6 C805 E-2 FB482 A-5 * Q482 A-4 * R215 D-2
* C089 G-6 * C408 A-6 * C806 F-1 FB601 D-6 * Q483 A-4 * R216 D-2
* C090 G-7 * C409 A-6 C807 E-2 * Q484 B-5 * R271 D-2
* C091 F-5 * C410 A-6 C808 F-2 IC001 D-5 * Q485 B-5 * R272 D-2
C094 F-7 * C411 A-6 * C810 F-1 * IC051 F-8 Q701 E-3 * R273 E-2
C095 G-6 * C412 A-6 * C811 F-1 * IC151 B-3 * R274 E-2
* C096 F-6 * C413 B-6 * C812 E-1 * IC152 B-4 R001 G-4 * R302 C-7
C097 G-5 * C415 B-6 * C814 E-1 * IC201 D-3 R002 F-1 * R303 C-7
C098 F-5 * C417 B-6 C815 E-2 * IC202 D-2 R004 G-1 * R306 C-7
C099 G-5 * C420 B-7 * C816 E-1 * IC251 B-6 R005 E-7 * R307 C-7
C100 F-6 * C423 A-7 C817 E-2 * IC271 E-2 R006 E-7 * R308 C-7
C102 F-6 * C424 B-7 * C818 E-2 * IC301 D-6 R007 G-1 * R309 C-7
C103 F-5 * C425 B-7 * C819 F-2 * IC302 E-4 R010 G-1 * R310 C-7
C104 G-5 * C426 A-7 C820 E-2 * IC401 B-7 R011 G-1 * R311 C-7
* C105 D-9 * C427 A-7 * C821 E-2 IC481 B-5 R014 E-9 * R314 D-7
* C106 G-4 * C428 A-7 * C822 F-2 IC601 D-7 R018 F-4 * R315 C-7
* C107 F-5 * C429 B-8 * C823 G-2 * IC602 D-8 R021 E-9 * R316 C-5
* C108 G-5 * C430 A-7 C825 F-2 IC701 E-4 * R022 D-8 * R317 C-5
* C109 G-4 * C431 B-8 * C826 G-2 * IC801 F-2 R051 F-8 * R318 C-5
* C152 B-4 * C432 B-7 * C828 F-2 * R052 F-9 * R319 C-5
* C156 C-3 * C433 B-7 * C829 E-2 L051 F-7 R053 G-8 * R320 C-5
* C157 C-4 * C434 B-7 * C830 F-2 L052 G-6 * R054 F-9 * R321 C-6
* C158 B-3 * C435 B-8 * C831 G-2 L053 G-7 * R061 F-9 * R322 C-6
* C160 C-5 * C436 B-7 * C832 E-2 L054 G-7 R062 G-8 * R323 C-6
* C161 B-4 * C437 B-7 * C833 G-2 L055 F-7 * R063 F-5 * R324 C-6
* C163 B-3 * C439 B-7 * C834 F-2 L056 F-6 R064 F-8 * R325 C-6
* C164 B-3 * C441 B-8 * C835 E-2 L057 G-6 * R065 E-9 * R327 C-6
* C165 C-3 * C442 B-8 * C836 F-2 L058 F-6 * R066 E-8 * R328 C-6
* C166 B-3 * C443 A-7 * C837 E-2 L059 G-6 R067 F-8 * R330 C-7
* C167 B-5 * C444 A-7 * C839 G-2 * L060 F-6 R068 G-8 * R331 C-7
* C168 B-5 * C445 A-8 * C840 F-3 L061 F-5 * R069 E-8 * R332 D-7
* C169 B-5 * C481 A-5 C841 E-2 L062 F-6 * R070 E-8 R333 C-5
* C170 B-5 * C482 A-5 * C842 F-2 L063 F-5 * R071 E-8 * R334 D-5
* C171 B-5 * C483 A-5 * C843 F-2 L064 G-5 * R072 E-8 * R335 D-7
* C172 C-5 * C484 A-5 * C844 F-2 L065 F-6 * R073 E-8 * R336 D-7
* C173 C-5 * C486 A-5 C845 F-2 L066 G-5 * R074 E-8 * R339 C-4
* C176 C-5 * C487 A-5 C846 G-2 * L151 C-4 * R075 E-8 * R341 E-7
* C177 C-4 C488 A-5 * C847 E-2 L201 D-3 * R076 E-8 R401 A-6
* C179 C-5 C489 A-5 C848 F-3 * L202 D-1 * R077 E-8 R402 A-6
* C202 D-1 * C490 A-4 C849 F-2 * L271 D-2 * R078 E-8 * R403 A-3
* C203 C-2 * C491 A-4 * C850 E-2 * L301 C-7 * R082 G-8 * R404 A-4
* C204 C-2 * C492 A-4 * L302 D-7 * R083 F-9 * R405 A-3
* C205 D-2 C493 A-5 CN002 G-4 * L303 C-5 * R085 G-4 * R409 A-3
* C206 C-2 C494 A-5 CN004 D-5 * L304 C-7 * R086 D-9 * R410 B-6
* C207 C-1 * C495 A-5 CN005 F-5 * L308 D-7 * R087 G-5 * R411 B-6
C208 D-3 C496 A-5 CN006 E-9 * L481 A-5 * R089 G-5 * R412 B-7
* C209 C-1 C497 A-4 * CN007 D-9 * L482 A-4 * R090 G-4 * R413 A-7
C210 E-3 * C498 A-5 CN008 G-3 * L483 A-5 * R091 F-5 * R414 A-7
* C211 D-1 * C500 A-4 CN009 E-1 * L484 A-4 * R092 E-9 * R424 B-8
* C212 D-2 C505 B-4 CN053 F-9 * L801 F-3 * R093 F-5 * R426 A-7
* C214 D-2 C507 B-5 CN151 C-5 * R094 G-5 * R427 A-8
* C215 D-2 C508 B-5 CN201 D-4 Q001 G-1 * R095 G-4 * R431 B-7
4-53 VC-341
no mark : side A
* mark : side B
PD-204 BOARD SI-039 BOARD
* R481 A-4 C6001 A-2 C758 B-4
* R482 A-5 C6002 B-2 C759 C-3
* R483 A-5 C6003 A-3
R484 A-5 C6004 A-2 * CN755 C-4
R487 A-5 C6005 A-2
* R488 A-5 C6006 B-3 D751 C-2
* R489 A-5 C6007 A-4 D752 C-2
* R490 A-4 C6009 B-2 * D753 B-2
* R491 A-4 C6010 B-2 * D754 B-2
* R492 A-5 C6011 A-5 D755 C-3
R493 A-5 C6012 D-3 D759 C-2
R494 A-4 C6013 C-4
R495 B-5 C6015 C-2 * FB751 C-3
R601 C-7 C6016 C-2
R602 C-7 C6019 A-3 * IC751 C-2
R616 E-7 C6020 A-3
R619 E-6 C6022 C-2 * J751 D-2
R636 C-8 C6024 C-2 * J752 A-1
R704 F-4 C6026 C-3 * J753 B-1
R707 E-3 C6027 C-3
R708 E-3 C6028 B-3 Q751 A-2
R709 E-3 C6029 B-3
R710 E-3 R752 B-2
R711 E-3 CN6001 B-1 R753 B-2
R712 F-4 CN6003 D-4 R761 B-4
R713 E-3 CN6004 D-1 R763 B-2
R714 E-5 CN6005 C-1
R715 E-3 SE751 B-3
R716 D-4 D6004 D-3 * SE752 B-3
R717 D-4 D6006 B-3
R718 D-4 D6009 B-3
* R806 F-1
* R807 F-1 FB6001 B-2
* R810 E-1
* R811 G-2 IC6001 B-2
* R812 E-1
* R815 E-2 L6001 A-3
* R817 G-2 L6002 A-4
* R818 E-2 L6003 A-4
* R819 F-3 L6004 C-3
* RB201 D-1 Q6002 A-4

* RB202 D-2 Q6004 C-2
RB203 D-4 Q6005 C-2
* RB271 E-1 Q6008 C-3
* RB301 C-7 Q6009 C-3
* RB302 C-6
* RB401 A-6 R6005 B-4
* RB481 A-4 R6009 B-2
RB482 B-5 R6010 D-3
* RB483 A-4 R6012 B-2
RB601 C-6 R6013 B-2
RB605 D-8 R6014 D-3
RB606 D-6 R6019 C-2
RB608 E-7 R6020 C-2
RB610 E-6 R6026 C-3
* RB611 D-8 R6030 B-3
RB612 D-6 R6031 B-3
RB613 D-8 R6032 B-2
RB701 F-5 R6039 C-3
RB703 F-4 R6040 C-3
RB704 F-3 R6041 C-3
RB705 E-5
RB706 E-5 RB6001 C-2
RB708 D-3 RB6002 C-2
RB801 F-2 RB6003 B-2
* X151 B-3 T6001 B-4

X601 C-8
X701 D-4
X702 E-3
VC-341, PD-204, SI-039 4-54E

NOTE
5. REPAIR PARTS LIST

NOTE: Characters A to L of the electrical parts list indicate location of exploded views in which the desired part is shown.
Link EXPLODED VIEWS
A B C D
OVERALL ASSEMBLY FRONT PANEL BLOCK LENS BLOCK LCD BLOCK
E F G H
CABINET R BLOCK EVF BLOCK BATTERY PANEL BLOCK MD FRAME BLOCK
I J K L
CASSETTE COMPARTMENT MECHANICAL CHASSIS MECHANICAL CHASSIS

ASSEMBLY, DRUM ASSEMBLY LS CHASSIS BLOCK ASSEMBLY BLOCK ASSEMBLY-1 BLOCK ASSEMBLY-2
Link ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST ACCESSORIES
CD-465 BOARD C FP-792 FLEXIBLE BOARD B SI-039 BOARD B
FP-300 FLEXIBLE BOARD J FP-802 FLEXIBLE BOARD J VC-341 BOARD H
FP-301 FLEXIBLE BOARD J PD-204 BOARD (TYPE C) D
FP-302 FLEXIBLE BOARD J PD-204 BOARD (TYPE S) D

NOTE:
• -XX, -X mean standardized parts, so they may have some differences from When indicating parts by reference number,
the original one. please include the board name.
• Items marked “*” are not stocked since they are seldom required for routine
service. Some delay should be anticipated when ordering these items. The components identified by mark 0 or
• The mechanical parts with no reference number in the exploded views are not dotted line with mark 0 are critical for safety.
supplied. Replace only with part number specified.
• Due to standardization, replacements in the parts list may be different from Les composants identifiés par une marque
the parts specified in the diagrams or the components used on the set. 0 sont critiques pour la sécurité.
Ne les remplacer que par une pièce portant
• CAPACITORS:
le numéro spécifié.
uF: µF
• COILS
uH: µH About PD-204 board and LCD module, dis-
• RESISTORS criminate LCD type on the machine referring
All resistors are in ohms. to page 1-3, and replace the same type.
METAL: metal-film resistor
METAL OXIDE: Metal Oxide-film resistor
F: nonflammable
• SEMICONDUCTORS
In each case, u: µ, for example:
uA...: µA... , uPA... , µPA... ,
uPB... , µPB... , uPC... , µPC... ,
uPD..., µPD...
• Abbreviation
AR : Argentine model
AUS : Australian model
BR : Brazilian model
CND : Canadian model
EE : East European model
HK : Hong Kong model
JE : Tourist model
NE : North European model
5-1
5-1. EXPLODED VIEWS

5-1-1. OVERALL ASSEMBLY
6
EVF block
(See page 5-7.)
2 2
2
5 7
11 2
MD frame block
(See page 5-9.) Battery panel block
(See page 5-8.)
8
2 10
3
2
4
9
Cabinet R block
(See page 5-6.)
2
ns
Front panel block 11

(See page 5-3.) 2
2 11
LCD block
Lens block (See page 5-5.)
(See page 5-4.)
Ref. No. Part No. Description Ref. No. Part No. Description
1 X-3953-964-1 CABINET (C) (515) ASSY, P 7 3-087-810-01 LID (51), CPC
2 3-080-203-31 SREW (M2), LOCK ACE, P2 8 CAUTION RETAINER (51), EVF FLEXIBLE
3 3-087-813-01 COVER (51), JACK 9 3-079-012-01 SCREW (30), TRIPOD
4 3-087-812-01 SHEET (51), JACK 10 3-087-831-01 LABEL (51) (TRV128/TRV228/TRV228E)
5 3-087-811-01 CABINET (UPPER) (51) 10 3-087-831-11 LABEL (51) (TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E)
6 3-078-889-11 SCREW (M1.7) 11 3-080-204-21 SCREW TAPPING, P2
CAUTION :
For the part of 8 : RETAINER (51), EVF FLEXIBLE
(3-088-616-01), cut WOVEN (T0.25), FABRIC NON
(3-076-631-01) into the desired length and use it.
5-2
5-1-2. FRONT PANEL BLOCK

ns: not supplied 60
58
D002 D001
J752 D003
ns
58
D753
D754
J753
IC751 SI-
03
9
J751
58
59
57
56
55 ns
53
54 58
ns
52
MIC901
51 (Note) D753, D754, IC751, J751, J752 and J753 are not
included in SI-039 complete board.
51 3-087-738-01 RETAINER (51), MICROPHONE 60 1-860-929-11 FP-792 FLEXIBLE BOARD
52 3-087-740-01 PLATE (51), MAGNIFICATION D001 6-500-744-01 DIODE NSPW500BS-TL2 (VIDEO LIGHT)
53 X-3953-959-1 PANEL (515) ASSY, FRONT (TRV228/TRV228E) D002 6-500-744-01 DIODE NSPW500BS-TL2 (VIDEO LIGHT)
53 X-3953-960-1 PANEL (520) ASSY, FRONT (TRV328) D003 6-500-744-01 DIODE NSPW500BS-TL2 (VIDEO LIGHT)
53 X-3953-961-1 PANEL (525) ASSY, FRONT (TRV428E) D753 8-719-060-65 DIODE DCC3810 (IR EMITTER) (Note)
53 X-3954-020-1 PANEL (510) ASSY, FRONT (TRV128) D754 8-719-060-65 DIODE DCC3810 (IR EMITTER) (Note)
54 3-087-739-01 PLATE (51), NAME IC751 6-704-975-01 IC RPM7240-V4
55 3-087-743-01 SCREW (51), FILTER (TRV228/TRV228E/TRV428/TRV428E)
56 3-087-742-01 RING (51), FRONT J751 1-778-518-11 CONNECTOR, EXTERNAL (S VIDEO OUT) (Note)
57 3-087-749-01 COVER (51), S TERMINAL J752 1-778-040-11 JACK, SMALL TYPE (A/V OUT) (Note)
J753 1-817-944-11 JACK, SMALL TYPE (RFU DC OUT) (Note)
58 3-080-204-21 SCREW, TAPPING, P2
59 A-7111-950-A SI-039 BOARD, COMPLETE (Note) MIC901 1-542-567-11 MICROPHONE
(TRV128/TRV228/TRV228E)
59 A-7111-951-A SI-039 BOARD, COMPLETE (Note)
5-3
5-1-3. LENS BLOCK
104
CD
105
-46
5
103
102
IC951
(Note)
101
(Note) Be sure to read “Precuations for Replacement of CCD

Imager” on page 4-8 when changing the CCD imager.
101 8-848-765-01 DEVICE, LENS LSV-820A 105 3-080-204-21 SCREW, TAPPING, P2
102 1-758-865-11 FILTER BLOCK OPTICS IC951 A-7013-219-A CCD BLOCK ASSY (CCD IMAGER)
103 3-053-973-01 RUBBER (W), SEAL (TRV128/TRV228/TRV328/TRV428) (Note)
104 A-7111-944-A CD-465 BOARD, COMPLETE IC951 A-7013-276-A CCD BLOCK ASSY (CCD IMAGER)
(TRV228E/TRV428E) (TRV228E/TRV428E) (Note)
104 A-7111-945-A CD-465 BOARD, COMPLETE
(TRV128/TRV228/TRV328/TRV428)
5-4
5-1-4. LCD BLOCK
151
LCD901
ND901
152
153
4
-20
PD
154
155
(Note) About PD-204 board and LCD module, discriminate LCD

type on the machine referring to page 1-3, and replace
the same type.
The components identified by Les composants identifiés par une

mark 0 or dotted line with marque 0 sont critiques pour la
mark 0 are critical for safety. sécurité.
Replace only with part num- Ne les remplacer que par une pièce
ber specified. portant le numéro spécifié.
151 3-087-780-01 CABINET (M) (51), P LCD901 1-805-137-51 INDICATOR MODULE LIQUID CRYSTAL
152 3-087-781-01 FRAME (51), PANEL (TYPE S) (Note)
153 A-7111-949-A PD-204 BOARD, COMPLETE (TYPE C) (Note) LCD901 1-805-138-21 INDICATOR MODULE LIQUID CRYSTAL
153 A-7111-948-A PD-204 BOARD, COMPLETE (TYPE S) (Note) (TYPE C) (Note)
154 3-080-204-21 SCREW, TAPPING, P2 0 ND901 1-518-951-11 TUBE, FLUORESCENT, COLD CATHODE
155 3-078-889-11 SCREW (M1.7)
5-5
5-1-5. CABINET R BLOCK
202
203
201
%
203 204
205
203
203
206
209
207
208
210
! : Included
BT001 (BATTERY, LITHIUM SECONDARY)
in the control switch block (CF-5100).
201 1-478-416-11 KEY BLOCK, CONTROL (CF-5100) 206 3-087-825-01 COVER (C) (51), HINGE
202 3-080-206-11 SCREW, TAPPING, P2 207 3-078-889-11 SCREW (M1.7)
203 3-080-205-21 SCREW, TAPPING, P2 208 1-478-418-11 KEY BLOCK, CONTROL (PR-5100)
204 1-962-648-11 HARNESS (PD-124) 209 X-3953-962-1 HINGE (51) ASSY
205 3-087-826-01 COVER (M) (51), HINGE 210 X-3953-963-1 CABINET (R) (515) ASSY
5-6
5-1-6. EVF BLOCK

ns: not supplied
251
253
254
255
252 254
256 ns
LCD902
ns
ns
257
258
251 X-3953-965-1 CABINET (UPPER) (515) ASSY, EVF 257 3-080-203-31 SCREW (M2), LOCK ACE, P2
252 X-3951-166-1 LENS (M) ASSY, VF 258 1-860-928-11 FP-797 FLEXIBLE BOARD
253 X-3953-966-1 CABINET (LOWER) (515) ASSY, EVF LCD902 1-805-465-61 INDICATOR MODULE LIQUID CRYSTAL
254 3-080-204-21 SCREW, TAPPING, P2 (TRV128/TRV228/TRV328/TRV428)
255 X-3953-967-1 BASE (51) ASSY, SLDE LCD902 1-805-465-81 INDICATOR MODULE LIQUID CRYSTAL
(TRV228E/TRV428E)
256 3-087-788-01 BASE (51), SLIDE
5-7
5-1-7. BATTERY PANEL BLOCK

ns: not supplied
ns
304
BT901
301
303
302
301 3-087-799-01 SHEET METAL (LOWER) (51), STRAP 304 3-072-305-01 LID (2500), JACK
302 3-078-889-11 SCREW (M1.7) BT901 1-694-772-11 TERMINAL BOARD, BATTERY
303 X-3953-968-1 PANEL (515) ASSY, BATTERY
5-8
5-1-8. MD FRAME BLOCK 365

ns: not supplied
366
351
352 ns
367
364
ns
363
353 ns
362
354
365
Mechanism deck block
(See page 5-10 to 5-13.)
ns
355 355
355
356
355 1
355 -34
VC
357
361
359
358 360
351 1-478-417-11 KEY BLOCK, CONTROL (SS-5100) 360 1-827-980-11 CABLE, FLEXIBLE FLAT (FFC-005)
352 3-080-253-01 SCREW (M1.7), LOCK ACE, P2 361 3-088-391-01 SHEET (51), SHIELD, DD
353 X-3953-958-1 FRAME (51) ASSY, CS 362 X-3953-957-1 CABINET (L) (51) ASSY
354 3-080-204-21 SCREW, TAPPING, P2 363 3-978-765-01 SLIDER, G LOCK
355 3-078-889-11 SCREW (M1.7) 364 3-087-802-01 BELT (51), GRIP
356 3-066-169-01 SHEET (30), MD 365 3-080-203-31 SREW (M2), LOCK ACE, P2
357 3-087-809-01 FRAME (51), MD 366 3-087-832-01 LABEL (L) (51) (TRV128)
358 1-860-926-12 FP-795 FLEXIBLE BOARD 366 3-087-832-11 LABEL (L) (51) (TRV228)
359 A-7112-396-A VC-341 BOARD, COMPLETE (SERVICE) 366 3-087-832-21 LABEL (L) (51) (TRV228E)
(TRV428E) 366 3-087-832-31 LABEL (L) (51) (TRV328)
359 A-7112-394-A VC-341 BOARD, COMPLETE (SERVICE)
(TRV228E) 366 3-087-832-51 LABEL (L) (51) (TRV428)
366 3-087-832-61 LABEL (L) (51) (TRV428E)
359 A-7112-393-A VC-341 BOARD, COMPLETE (SERVICE) 367 3-080-204-11 SCREW, TAPPING, P2
(TRV128/TRV228)
359 A-7112-395-A VC-341 BOARD, COMPLETE (SERVICE)
(TRV328/TRV428)
5-9
5-1-9. CASSETTE COMPARTMENT ASSEMBLY, DRUM ASSEMBLY

ns: not supplied
701
702
701
703
705
704
706 707
708
LS chassis block
M901 assembly
(See page 5-11.)
709
712
711
Mechanical chassis block

assembly
(See page 5-12 to 5-13.)
710
701 3-065-932-01 PAN (2 MAIN M1.4X1.6), CAMERA 709 3-947-503-01 SCREW (M1.4)
702 3-065-895-01 LEVER, REEL RELEASE 710 X-3951-299-1 SCREW ASSY, DRUM FITTING
703 3-065-896-01 PLATE, BLIND 711 3-074-309-01 ROLLER A, LS GUIDE
704 X-3951-298-1 CASSETTE COMPARTMENT ASSY 712 7-624-101-04 STOP RING 1.2 (E TYPE)
705 X-3951-302-1 DAMPER ASSY M901 A-7048-988-A DRUM (DGH-0F3B-R) (SERVICE) (MDX-M2100)
706 X-3951-297-1 GEAR ASSY, R DRIVE
707 3-065-840-01 CUT (0.98X3X0.13), LUMILER (W) M901 A-7048-990-A DRUM (DGH-0F4B-R) (SERVICE) (MDX-M2101)
708 3-065-935-01 HLC CUT 1.8X4X0.5 (TRV228E/TRV428E)
5-10
5-1-10. LS CHASSIS BLOCK ASSEMBLY 767

759 S001
ns: not supplied 760 764
757 758 766

768
763 765 769
762 761 770

756 771
755 772
781
775 778 780
752
Q001 S002 776
H001
779
774
FP-802
ns H002
777 773
Q002
FP-301
ns D001
FP-300 FP-302
ns ns
ns
754
753
752
783
751
751 3-065-822-02 RAIL (S), GUIDE 771 3-065-830-01 SPRING, S RATCHET
752 3-947-503-01 SCREW (M1.4) 772 X-3951-288-1 TABLE (T) ASSY, REEL
753 A-7096-416-B BASE (S) BLOCK ASSY, GUIDE 773 3-065-819-01 SPRING, TG1 ARM
754 A-7096-415-A BASE (T) BLOCK ASSY, GUIDE 774 3-065-821-01 RAIL (T), GUIDE
755 A-7096-426-A CHASSIS ASSY, LS 775 X-3951-289-1 TABLE (S) ASSY, REEL
756 3-065-802-01 SPRING, TG7 ARM 776 3-065-833-01 GUIDE, LOCK

757 A-7096-414-A ARM BLOCK ASSY, TG7 777 3-065-831-01 PLATE (SPR), RE RETURN
758 3-065-801-01 RETAINER, TG7 778 X-3951-304-1 ARM ASSY, TG1
759 3-065-932-01 PAN (2 MAIN M1.4X1.6), CAMERA 779 3-065-835-01 GUIDE (S), CASSETTE
760 X-3951-303-1 ARM ASSY, PINCH 780 3-065-820-01 SPRING, RVS ARM
761 3-065-823-01 ARM, T RATCHET 781 X-3951-296-1 BAND (ASSY), BT

762 3-065-794-01 ROAD (SPR), PINCH ARM 783 3-067-167-01 SCREW (M1.4X2), CAMERA TAPPING
763 3-065-792-01 ROLLER, P LIM ARM D001 8-719-988-42 DIODE GL453 (TAPE LED)
764 3-065-834-01 GUIDE (T), CASSETTE H001 8-719-033-37 ELEMENT, HALL HW-105C (T REEL)
765 3-065-824-01 SPRING, T RATCHET H002 8-719-033-37 ELEMENT, HALL HW-105C (S REEL)
766 A-7096-417-A SOFT ASSY, T Q001 8-729-907-25 PHOTO TRANSISTOR PT4850F (TAPE TOP)
767 3-071-650-01 SCREW (M1.7) (S) Q002 8-729-907-25 PHOTO TRANSISTOR PT4850F (TAPE END)
768 3-065-832-01 PLATE, LS CAM S001 1-692-614-11 SWITCH, PUSH (3 KEY) (REC PROOF)
769 3-065-828-01 ARM, S RATCHET S002 1-572-688-11 SWITCH, PUSH LEVER (1 KEY) (C. C. LOCK)
770 3-065-829-01 PLATE, S RATCHET (RE)
5-11
5-1-11. MECHANICAL CHASSIS BLOCK ASSEMBLY-1

ns: not supplied
811 816 815

819
805
824
ns
815 805 817

810
809 814
802
807 813
M902
812 802
815
821 M903
820
822
806
823
802
808
818
804
803
Mechanical chassis
block assembly-2
(See page 5-13.)
801
801 A-7096-422-A BASE ASSY, DRUM 814 3-065-881-01 SPRING, P PRESSURE PLATE
802 3-947-503-01 SCREW (M1.4) 815 3-065-934-01 HLW CUT 0.98X3X0.25
803 3-065-928-01 SPACER, GROUND 816 1-786-096-11 SWITCH, ROTARY
804 3-065-927-01 GROUND, DRUM 817 3-065-898-01 SPRING, EJECT ARM
805 3-065-932-01 PAN (2 MAIN M1.4X1.6), CAMERA 818 3-065-870-01 ROLLER, LS GUIDE
806 3-067-154-01 SPRING, CAPSTAN 819 A-7096-421-A ARM ASSY, HCL

807 3-065-931-01 RAIL (T2), GUIDE 820 3-065-918-01 GEAR (2), CAM RELAY
808 X-3947-398-1 SCREW ASSY, M1.7 PW 821 A-7096-419-A GEAR ASSY, CHANGE
809 3-065-933-01 PAN (2 MAIN 1.4X4.5), CAMERA 822 3-065-902-01 BELT, TIMING
810 1-677-049-11 FP-228 FLEXIBLE BOARD 823 3-065-905-01 GEAR, RELAY
811 1-680-434-11 FP-299 FLEXIBLE BOARD 824 3-065-882-01 ARM, EJECT

812 3-065-877-01 PLATE (T), GUIDE LOCK M902 8-835-701-01 MOTOR, DC SCE13A/C-NP (CAPSTAN)
813 X-3951-301-1 PLATE ASSY, PINCH PRESSURE M903 A-7096-420-A MOTOR ASSY, LD (LOADING)
5-12
5-1-12. MECHANICAL CHASSIS BLOCK ASSEMBLY-2
860
863
861
859
862
857
864
858
865
856
853 855
866
854
852
851
867
868
851 3-065-920-01 ARM, HC DRIVE 860 7-624-101-04 STOP RING 1.2 (E TYPE)
852 3-065-913-01 GEAR (4), LD 861 A-7096-412-A GEAR (T) ASSY, GUIDE
853 3-065-914-01 SHEET, COVER 862 X-3951-307-1 PLATE ASSY, M SLIDE
854 3-065-917-01 GEAR (1), CAM RELAY 863 X-3951-305-1 ARM ASSY, LS
855 3-065-934-01 HLW CUT 0.98X3X0.25 864 3-065-901-01 ROLLER, LS ARM
856 3-065-915-01 GEAR (1), CAM 865 3-065-916-01 GEAR (2), CAM
857 3-065-878-01 PLATE (S), GUIDE LOCK 866 3-065-919-01 ARM, T1 LIMITTER
858 3-065-932-01 PAN (2 MAIN M1.4X1.6), CAMERA 867 X-3951-308-1 ARM ASSY, GL
859 A-7096-413-A GEAR (S) ASSY, GUIDE 868 X-3951-300-2 CHASSIS ASSY, MECHANICAL
5-13
CD-465 FP-300 FP-301 FP-302 FP-792 FP-802 PD-204 (TYPE C)
5-2. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST

A-7111-944-A CD-465 BOARD, COMPLETE 1-860-929-11 FP-792 FLEXIBLE BOARD
(TRV228E/TRV428E) ********************
A-7111-945-A CD-465 BOARD, COMPLETE (D001, D002 and D003 are not included in this flexible board.)
*********************** < DIODE >
(IC951 is not included in this complete board.)
D001 6-500-744-01 DIODE NSPW500BS-TL2 (VIDEO LIGHT)
< CAPACITOR > D002 6-500-744-01 DIODE NSPW500BS-TL2 (VIDEO LIGHT)
D003 6-500-744-01 DIODE NSPW500BS-TL2 (VIDEO LIGHT)
C951 1-126-395-11 ELECT CHIP 22uF 20% 16V
C953 1-128-994-21 ELECT CHIP 47uF 20% 10V
C955 1-164-360-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 16V FP-802 FLEXIBLE BOARD (Not Supplied)
********************
< CONNECTOR >
< HOLE ELEMENT >
CN951 1-779-331-11 FFC/CONNECTOR, FPC (LIF (NON-ZIF)) 14P
H001 8-719-033-37 ELEMENT, HALL HW-105C (T REEL)
< IC > H002 8-719-033-37 ELEMENT, HALL HW-105C (S REEL)
IC951 A-7013-219-A CCD BLOCK ASSY (CCD IMAGER) (Note) < SWITCH >
IC951 A-7013-276-A CCD BLOCK ASSY (CCD IMAGER) (Note) S001 1-692-614-11 SWITCH, PUSH (3 KEY) (REC PROOF)
(TRV228E/TRV428E) S002 1-572-688-11 SWITCH, PUSH LEVER (1 KEY) (C.C. LOCK)
< COIL >

A-7111-949-A PD-204 BOARD, COMPLETE (TYPE C)
L951 1-469-528-91 INDUCTOR 100uH ***********************
< TRANSISTOR > < CAPACITOR >
Q951 8-729-117-73 TRANSISTOR 2SC4178-F14 C6001 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V
C6002 1-125-837-91 CERAMIC CHIP 1uF 10% 6.3V
< RESISTOR > C6003 1-164-943-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.01uF 10% 16V
C6004 1-164-943-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.01uF 10% 16V
R952 1-208-635-11 METAL CHIP 10 0.5% 1/16W C6005 1-164-943-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.01uF 10% 16V
R953 1-218-965-11 RES-CHIP 10K 5% 1/16W
FP-300 FLEXIBLE BOARD (Not Supplied) C6009 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V
******************** C6010 1-164-739-11 CERAMIC CHIP 560PF 5% 50V
< PHOTO TRANSISTOR >
Q001 8-729-907-25 PHOTO TRANSISTOR PT4850F (TAPE TOP) C6013 1-100-371-11 CERAMIC CHIP 12PF 5% 3.15KV
C6015 1-127-573-11 CERAMIC CHIP 1uF 10% 16V
C6019 1-104-847-11 TANTAL. CHIP 22uF 20% 4V
FP-301 FLEXIBLE BOARD (Not Supplied) C6020 1-110-457-11 ELECT CHIP 3.3uF 20% 25V
********************
< DIODE > C6024 1-127-573-11 CERAMIC CHIP 1uF 10% 16V
C6026 1-119-750-11 TANTAL. CHIP 22uF 20% 6.3V
D001 8-719-988-42 DIODE GL453S (TAPE LED) C6027 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V
C6028 1-115-407-11 ELECT CHIP 10uF 16V
FP-302 FLEXIBLE BOARD (Not Supplied) < CONNECTOR >

********************
CN6001 1-794-997-11 PIN, CONNECTOR 20P
< PHOTO TRANSISTOR > CN6003 1-764-709-11 FFC/CONNECTOR, FPC (LIF) 10P
CN6004 1-815-031-11 CONNECTOR, FFC/FPC (ZIF) 24P
Q002 8-729-907-25 PHOTO TRANSISTOR PT4850F (TAPE END) CN6005 1-816-176-11 CONNECTOR, FFC/FPC (ZIF) 6P
< DIODE >
D6004 8-719-073-01 DIODE MA111-(K8).S0

D6009 8-719-071-34 DIODE RB521S-30-TE61
Note: Be sure to read “Precautions for Replacement of

CCD Imager” on page 4-8 when changing the
CCD imager.
5-14
PD-204 (TYPE C) PD-204 (TYPE S)
< FERRITE BEAD > C6022 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V
FB6001 1-414-760-21 FERRITE, EMI (SMD) (1608) C6026 1-119-750-11 TANTAL. CHIP 22uF 20% 6.3V
< IC >
C6028 1-115-407-11 ELECT CHIP 10uF 16V
IC6001 6-705-329-01 IC CM7104L42-T4 C6029 1-125-827-91 CERAMIC CHIP 1uF 10% 25V
< COIL > < CONNECTOR >
L6001 1-469-527-91 INDUCTOR 47uH CN6001 1-794-997-11 PIN, CONNECTOR 20P

L6002 1-412-056-11 INDUCTOR 4.7uH CN6003 1-764-709-11 CONNECTOR, FFC/FPC (LIF) 10P
L6003 1-428-878-11 INDUCTOR 82uH CN6004 1-815-031-11 FFC/CONNECTOR, FPC (ZIF) 24P
L6004 1-469-526-91 INDUCTOR 22uH CN6005 1-816-176-11 CONNECTOR, FFC/FPC (ZIF) 6P
< TRANSISTOR > < DIODE >
Q6002 6-550-065-01 TRANSISTOR CPH5504-TL-E D6004 8-719-988-61 DIODE 1SS355TE-17

D6006 8-719-988-61 DIODE 1SS355TE-17
< RESISTOR > D6009 8-719-071-34 DIODE RB521S-30-TE61
R6005 1-216-824-11 METAL CHIP 1.8K 5% 1/10W < FERRITE BEAD >
R6009 1-218-975-11 RES-CHIP 68K 5% 1/16W
R6010 1-218-969-11 RES-CHIP 22K 5% 1/16W FB6001 1-414-760-21 FERRITE, EMI (SMD)(1608)
R6012 1-208-707-11 METAL CHIP 10K 0.5% 1/16W
R6013 1-208-935-11 METAL CHIP 100K 0.5% 1/16W < IC >
R6014 1-218-949-11 RES-CHIP 470 5% 1/16W IC6001 6-705-330-01 IC LRS57231

R6019 1-218-990-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R6020 1-218-990-11 SHORT CHIP 0 < COIL >
R6026 1-218-990-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R6030 1-218-962-11 RES-CHIP 5.6K 5% 1/16W L6001 1-469-527-91 INDUCTOR 47uH
L6002 1-412-056-11 INDUCTOR 4.7uH
R6031 1-218-990-11 SHORT CHIP 0 L6003 1-428-878-11 INDUCTOR 82uH
R6032 1-218-978-11 RES-CHIP 120K 5% 1/16W L6004 1-469-526-91 INDUCTOR 22uH
< COMPOSITION CIRCUIT BLOCK > < TRANSISTOR >
RB6003 1-234-372-21 RES, NETWORK 100 x 4 (1005) Q6002 6-550-065-01 TRANSISTOR CPH5504-TL-E
Q6004 8-729-054-48 TRANSISTOR UP04601008S0
< TRANSFORMER > Q6005 8-729-054-48 TRANSISTOR UP04601008S0
Q6008 6-550-242-01 TRANSISTOR DTC114EMT2L
0 T6001 1-435-786-31 TRANSFORMER, INVERTER Q6009 6-550-232-01 TRANSISTOR 2SA2029T2LQ/R
< RESISTOR >

A-7111-948-A PD-204 BOARD, COMPLETE (TYPE S)
*********************** R6005 1-216-824-11 METAL CHIP 1.8K 5% 1/10W
R6009 1-218-975-11 RES-CHIP 68K 5% 1/16W
< CAPACITOR > R6010 1-218-969-11 RES-CHIP 22K 5% 1/16W
R6012 1-208-707-11 METAL CHIP 10K 0.5% 1/16W
C6001 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V R6013 1-208-935-11 METAL CHIP 100K 0.5% 1/16W
C6003 1-164-943-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.01uF 10% 16V R6014 1-218-949-11 RES-CHIP 470 5% 1/16W
C6004 1-164-943-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.01uF 10% 16V R6030 1-218-962-11 RES-CHIP 5.6K 5% 1/16W
C6005 1-164-943-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.01uF 10% 16V R6039 1-218-960-11 RES-CHIP 3.9K 5% 1/16W
R6040 1-218-973-11 RES-CHIP 47K 5% 1/16W
C6006 1-164-943-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.01uF 10% 16V R6041 1-218-953-11 RES-CHIP 1K 5% 1/16W
C6009 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V < COMPOSITION CIRCUIT BLOCK >
C6010 1-164-739-11 CERAMIC CHIP 560PF 5% 50V
C6011 1-163-023-00 CERAMIC CHIP 0.015uF 10% 50V RB6001 1-234-378-21 RES, NETWORK 10K x 4 (1005)
RB6002 1-234-384-11 RES, NETWORK 1M x 4 (1005)
C6012 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V RB6003 1-234-372-21 RES, NETWORK 100 x 4 (1005)
C6013 1-100-371-11 CERAMIC CHIP 12PF 5% 3.15KV
C6015 1-127-573-11 CERAMIC CHIP 1uF 10% 16V < TRANSFORMER >
C6019 1-104-847-11 TANTAL. CHIP 22uF 20% 4V 0 T6001 1-435-786-31 TRANSFORMER, INVERTER
C6020 1-110-457-11 ELECT CHIP 3.3uF 20% 25V

5-15 ber specified. portant le numéro spécifié.
SI-039 VC-341
A-7111-950-A SI-039 BOARD, COMPLETE A-7112-393-A VC-341 BOARD, COMPLETE (SERVICE)
(TRV128/TRV228/TRV228E) (TRV128/TRV228)
A-7111-951-A SI-039 BOARD, COMPLETE A-7112-394-A VC-341 BOARD, COMPLETE (SERVICE)
(TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E) (TRV228E)
********************** A-7112-395-A VC-341 BOARD, COMPLETE (SERVICE)
(D753, D754, IC751, J751, J752 and J753 are not included in this complete (TRV328/TRV428)
board.) A-7112-396-A VC-341 BOARD, COMPLETE (SERVICE)
(TRV428E)
< CAPACITOR > ***********************
C758 1-127-760-11 CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF 10% 6.3V < CAPACITOR >
C759 1-127-760-11 CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF 10% 6.3V C002 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V
(TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E) C003 1-127-760-11 CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF 10% 6.3V
< CONNECTOR > C054 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V
< DIODE > C057 1-164-942-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.0068uF 10% 16V
D751 6-500-044-01 DIODE DF6A6.8FU (TE85R) C059 1-119-923-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.047uF 10% 10V
D753 8-719-060-65 DIODE DCC3810 (IR EMITTER)
D754 8-719-060-65 DIODE DCC3810 (IR EMITTER) C062 1-164-939-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.0022uF 10% 50V
D759 6-500-506-01 DIODE TLRMV1021 (T15SOY, F) (TALLY) C065 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V
< FERRITE BEAD >
FB751 1-414-760-21 INDUCTOR, FERRITE BEAD C068 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V
(TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E) C069 1-165-908-11 CERAMIC CHIP 1uF 10% 10V
< IC > C071 1-115-566-11 CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF 10% 10V
IC751 6-704-975-01 IC RPM7240-V4 C072 1-127-772-81 CERAMIC CHIP 33000PF 10% 10V
(TRV228/TRV228E/TRV428/TRV428E) C073 1-165-875-11 CERAMIC CHIP 10uF 10% 10V
C075 1-127-760-11 CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF 10% 6.3V
< JACK > C076 1-115-566-11 CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF 10% 10V
J751 1-778-518-11 CONNECTOR, EXTERNAL (S VIDEO OUT)
J752 1-778-040-11 JACK, SMALL TYPE (A/V OUT) C079 1-115-566-11 CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF 10% 10V
J753 1-817-944-11 JACK, SMALL TYPE (RFU DC OUT) C080 1-115-566-11 CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF 10% 10V
< TRANSISTOR > C082 1-127-573-11 CERAMIC CHIP 1uF 10% 16V
Q751 8-729-023-22 TRANSISTOR 2SD2114K
< RESISTOR > C085 1-127-760-11 CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF 10% 6.3V
R752 1-216-806-11 METAL CHIP 56 5% 1/10W C087 1-127-760-11 CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF 10% 6.3V
R753 1-216-806-11 METAL CHIP 56 5% 1/10W C088 1-127-760-11 CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF 10% 6.3V
R761 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R763 1-216-821-11 METAL CHIP 1K 5% 1/10W C089 1-115-566-11 CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF 10% 10V
< SENSOR > C091 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V
C094 1-135-259-11 TANTAL. CHIP 10uF 20% 6.3V
SE751 1-476-807-41 SENSOR, ANGULAR VELOCITY (YAW) C095 1-115-566-11 CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF 10% 10V
SE752 1-476-807-31 SENSOR, ANGULAR VELOCITY (PITCH) C096 1-119-749-11 TANTAL. CHIP 33uF 20% 4V
(TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E) C097 1-119-750-11 TANTAL. CHIP 22uF 20% 6.3V

C104 1-119-750-11 TANTAL. CHIP 22uF 20% 6.3V
5-16
VC-341
C106 1-117-720-11 CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF 10V C307 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V
C109 1-164-505-11 CERAMIC CHIP 2.2uF 16V
C152 1-164-937-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.001uF 10% 50V C322 1-164-943-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.01uF 10% 16V
C156 1-115-467-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.22uF 10% 10V C323 1-125-837-91 CERAMIC CHIP 1uF 10% 6.3V
C161 1-125-837-91 CERAMIC CHIP 1uF 10% 6.3V C328 1-164-943-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.01uF 10% 16V
C164 1-164-848-11 CERAMIC CHIP 8PF 0.5PF 50V C333 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V
C165 1-115-339-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 50V C334 1-100-252-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 6.3V
C167 1-125-837-91 CERAMIC CHIP 1uF 10% 6.3V C335 1-125-837-91 CERAMIC CHIP 1uF 10% 6.3V
C173 1-164-935-11 CERAMIC CHIP 470PF 10% 50V C408 1-100-249-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.01uF 10% 16V
C177 1-104-847-11 TANTAL. CHIP 22uF 20% 4V C411 1-164-943-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.01uF 10% 16V
C210 1-165-708-11 ELECT 47uF 20% 6.3V C427 1-164-941-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.0047uF 10% 16V
C211 1-164-937-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.001uF 10% 50V (TRV228E/TRV428E)
(TRV228E/TRV428E)
C252 1-117-720-11 CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF 10V
C276 1-110-666-11 ELECT CHIP 22uF 20% 6.3V C434 1-164-937-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.001uF 10% 50V
(TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E) C435 1-125-838-11 CERAMIC CHIP 2.2uF 10% 6.3V
C278 1-110-666-11 ELECT CHIP 22uF 20% 6.3V C436 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V
(TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E) C437 1-164-937-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.001uF 10% 50V
C281 1-100-252-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 6.3V C441 1-125-837-91 CERAMIC CHIP 1uF 10% 6.3V
(TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E) C442 1-164-935-11 CERAMIC CHIP 470PF 10% 50V
C301 1-127-760-11 CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF 10% 6.3V C482 1-104-752-11 TANTAL. CHIP 33uF 20% 6.3V
5-17
VC-341
C487 1-107-819-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.022uF 10% 16V C807 1-124-779-00 ELECT CHIP 10uF 20% 16V
C488 1-164-943-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.01uF 10% 16V C808 1-124-778-00 ELECT CHIP 22uF 20% 6.3V
C490 1-164-874-11 CERAMIC CHIP 100PF 5% 50V C811 1-127-760-11 CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF 10% 6.3V
C495 1-164-874-11 CERAMIC CHIP 100PF 5% 50V C817 1-124-779-00 ELECT CHIP 10uF 20% 16V
C498 1-127-760-11 CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF 10% 6.3V C820 1-126-602-11 ELECT CHIP 3.3uF 20% 50V
C500 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V C821 1-117-863-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.47uF 10% 6.3V
C841 1-124-779-00 ELECT CHIP 10uF 20% 16V
C616 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V C844 1-164-870-11 CERAMIC CHIP 68PF 5% 50V
(TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E) C846 1-126-209-11 ELECT CHIP 100uF 20% 4V
C617 1-218-977-11 RES-CHIP 100K 5% 1/16W C847 1-164-943-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.01uF 10% 16V
(Note) (TRV128/TRV228/TRV228E) C848 1-126-209-11 ELECT CHIP 100uF 20% 4V
(TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E) C850 1-100-696-91 CERAMIC CHIP 1uF 10% 6.3V
C618 1-218-977-11 RES-CHIP 100K 5% 1/16W
(Note) (TRV128/TRV228/TRV228E) < CONNECTOR >
C620 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V CN002 1-794-998-31 PIN, CONNECTOR 20P
CN004 1-779-328-21 CONNECTOR, FFC/FPC 8P
C622 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V CN005 1-779-335-21 CONNECTOR, FFC/FPC 22P
C708 1-124-778-00 ELECT CHIP 22uF 20% 6.3V
C709 1-164-943-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.01uF 10% 16V CN008 1-794-057-21 PIN, CONNECTOR (PC BOARD) 2P
C710 1-164-941-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.0047uF 10% 16V CN053 1-573-806-21 PIN, CONNECTOR (1.5MM)(SMD) 6P
C711 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V CN151 1-779-331-11 FFC/CONNECTOR, FPC (LIF (NON-ZIF)) 14P
C712 1-164-856-81 CERAMIC CHIP 18PF 5% 50V CN201 1-750-360-21 CONNECTOR, FFC/FPC (ZIF) 24P
C714 1-164-856-81 CERAMIC CHIP 18PF 5% 50V * CN401 1-580-055-21 PIN, CONNECTOR (SMD) 2P
CN402 1-766-646-21 CONNECTOR, FFC/FPC 10P
C715 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF 10% 10V CN403 1-816-179-11 FFC/CONNECTOR, FPC (ZIF) 22P
C801 1-124-778-00 ELECT CHIP 22uF 20% 6.3V CN404 1-766-345-21 CONNECTOR, FFC/FPC 15P
C802 1-124-779-00 ELECT CHIP 10uF 20% 16V CN481 1-766-647-21 CONNECTOR, FFC/FPC 11P
C805 1-124-779-00 ELECT CHIP 10uF 20% 16V
Note: Resistors are mounted to the location

where C617, C618 are printed.
(TRV128/TRV228/TRV228E only)
5-18
VC-341
< DIODE > L055 1-416-669-11 INDUCTOR 22uH
D001 6-500-314-01 DIODE DAN222MT2L L056 1-416-669-11 INDUCTOR 22uH

D006 6-500-044-01 DIODE DF6A6.8FU (TE85R) L057 1-416-670-11 INDUCTOR 33uH
D007 6-500-044-01 DIODE DF6A6.8FU (TE85R) L058 1-469-524-91 INDUCTOR 4.7uH
D008 8-719-978-33 DIODE DTZ-TT11-6.8B L059 1-412-056-11 INDUCTOR 4.7uH
D009 6-500-776-01 DIODE MAZW068H0LS0 L060 1-469-524-91 INDUCTOR 4.7uH
D051 6-500-776-01 DIODE MAZW068H0LS0 L061 1-469-524-91 INDUCTOR 4.7uH

D052 8-719-074-08 DIODE MA4ZD03001S0 L062 1-469-524-91 INDUCTOR 4.7uH
D053 8-719-027-76 DIODE 1SS357-TPH3 L063 1-469-526-91 INDUCTOR 22uH
D054 6-500-314-01 DIODE DAN222MT2L L064 1-469-524-91 INDUCTOR 4.7uH
D055 8-719-074-08 DIODE MA4ZD03001S0 L065 1-469-526-91 INDUCTOR 22uH
D151 8-719-082-63 DIODE 1SV329 (TPL3) L066 1-410-389-31 INDUCTOR 47uH

D202 8-719-988-61 DIODE 1SS355TE-17 L151 1-400-588-11 INDUCTOR, LAMINATE CHIP 10uH
D301 6-500-818-01 DIODE KV1870RTL-G L201 1-414-398-11 INDUCTOR 10uH
D302 6-500-818-01 DIODE KV1870RTL-G L202 1-400-588-11 INDUCTOR, LAMINATE CHIP 10uH
D701 8-719-988-61 DIODE 1SS355TE-17 L271 1-400-588-11 INDUCTOR, LAMINATE CHIP 10uH
< FUSE >
L301 1-400-588-11 INDUCTOR, LAMINATE CHIP 10uH
0 F001 1-576-406-21 FUSE (1.4A/32V) L302 1-400-588-11 INDUCTOR, LAMINATE CHIP 10uH
0 F004 1-576-406-21 FUSE (1.4A/32V) L308 1-412-985-31 INDUCTOR 3.3uH
< FERRITE BEAD > L481 1-414-406-41 INDUCTOR 220uH

L482 1-400-197-11 INDUCTOR 12uH
FB051 1-414-760-21 FERRITE, EMI (SMD) (1608) L483 1-469-526-91 INDUCTOR 22uH
FB151 1-414-760-21 FERRITE, EMI (SMD) (1608) L484 1-414-406-41 INDUCTOR 220uH
FB152 1-414-760-21 FERRITE, EMI (SMD) (1608) L801 1-400-588-11 INDUCTOR, LAMINATE CHIP 10uH
FB251 1-414-760-21 FERRITE, EMI (SMD) (1608)
FB252 1-414-760-21 FERRITE, EMI (SMD) (1608) < TRANSISTOR >
FB401 1-414-760-21 FERRITE, EMI (SMD) (1608) Q001 8-729-402-84 TRANSISTOR XN4601
FB481 1-414-228-11 INDUCTOR, FERRITE BEAD Q002 6-550-242-01 TRANSISTOR DTC114EMT2L
FB482 1-414-228-11 INDUCTOR, FERRITE BEAD Q051 6-550-237-01 TRANSISTOR 2SC5658T2LQ/R
FB601 1-414-760-21 FERRITE, EMI (SMD) (1608) Q052 6-550-404-01 TRANSISTOR UPA1858GR-9JG-E2-A
Q053 8-729-101-07 TRANSISTOR 2SB798-DL
< IC >
Q054 6-550-234-01 TRANSISTOR UNR32A300LS0
IC001 6-702-302-01 IC TK11133CSCL-G Q055 6-550-406-01 TRANSISTOR MCH3335-S-TL-E
IC051 6-705-264-01 IC MB44A120BPFV-G-BND-ERE1 Q056 6-550-559-01 TRANSISTOR XN0NE9200LS0
IC151 8-752-417-70 IC CXD2444AR-T4 Q057 6-550-559-01 TRANSISTOR XN0NE9200LS0
IC152 8-759-699-92 IC AD80013AJSTRL Q058 6-550-559-01 TRANSISTOR XN0NE9200LS0
IC201 8-759-637-96 IC uPD16877MA-6A5-E2
Q059 6-550-559-01 TRANSISTOR XN0NE9200LS0
IC202 8-759-681-42 IC NJM12902V (TE2) Q060 6-550-559-01 TRANSISTOR XN0NE9200LS0
IC251 8-759-713-19 IC BH2222FV-E2 Q061 6-550-559-01 TRANSISTOR XN0NE9200LS0
IC271 8-759-489-19 IC uPC6756GR-8JG-E2 Q062 6-550-560-01 TRANSISTOR CPH5819-TL-E
(TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E) Q063 8-729-101-07 TRANSISTOR 2SB798-DL
IC301 8-759-677-85 IC MB87M1011PFF-G-BND
IC302 6-705-530-01 IC BU3097-03FV-E2 Q064 6-550-237-01 TRANSISTOR 2SC5658T2LQ/R
Q065 6-550-232-01 TRANSISTOR 2SA2029T2LQ/R
IC401 6-705-676-01 IC TB6550FG (O, EB) Q066 6-550-237-01 TRANSISTOR 2SC5658T2LQ/R
IC481 8-752-093-69 IC CXA3265R-T4 Q067 6-550-232-01 TRANSISTOR 2SA2029T2LQ/R
IC601 6-803-730-01 IC MB91194APFF-G-153-BNDE1 Q068 6-550-237-01 TRANSISTOR 2SC5658T2LQ/R
IC602 6-705-122-01 IC BR25C320FV-WE2
IC701 6-803-798-01 IC MB89097PFV-G-170-BND-ERE1 Q069 8-729-053-52 TRANSISTOR HN1C01FE-Y/GR (TPLR3)
Q070 8-729-053-52 TRANSISTOR HN1C01FE-Y/GR (TPLR3)
IC801 6-704-790-01 IC AN12985A-VB Q071 6-550-232-01 TRANSISTOR 2SA2029T2LQ/R
Q072 8-729-053-52 TRANSISTOR HN1C01FE-Y/GR (TPLR3)
< COIL > Q073 8-729-053-54 TRANSISTOR HN1A01FE-Y/GR (TPLR3)
L051 1-416-670-11 INDUCTOR 33uH Q074 8-729-053-54 TRANSISTOR HN1A01FE-Y/GR (TPLR3)

L052 1-416-669-11 INDUCTOR 22uH Q075 6-550-234-01 TRANSISTOR UNR32A300LS0
L053 1-416-669-11 INDUCTOR 22uH Q201 6-550-758-01 TRANSISTOR DTC113TMT2L
L054 1-416-670-11 INDUCTOR 33uH Q202 8-729-054-51 TRANSISTOR UP04116008S0

5-19 ber specified. portant le numéro spécifié.
VC-341
Q203 6-550-237-01 TRANSISTOR 2SC5658T2LQ/R R082 1-216-789-11 METAL CHIP 2.2 5% 1/10W
Q302 6-550-383-01 TRANSISTOR HN4A71FK (TE85R) R083 1-218-949-11 RES-CHIP 470 5% 1/16W
Q304 8-729-054-48 TRANSISTOR UP04601008S0 R085 1-218-977-11 RES-CHIP 100K 5% 1/16W
Q306 6-550-232-01 TRANSISTOR 2SA2029T2LQ/R R086 1-218-973-11 RES-CHIP 47K 5% 1/16W
Q401 6-550-283-01 TRANSISTOR UNR32A600LS0 R087 1-218-977-11 RES-CHIP 100K 5% 1/16W
Q481 8-729-047-19 TRANSISTOR 2SA1965-S-TL R089 1-218-977-11 RES-CHIP 100K 5% 1/16W
Q482 6-550-232-01 TRANSISTOR 2SA2029T2LQ/R R090 1-218-977-11 RES-CHIP 100K 5% 1/16W

Q483 8-729-054-48 TRANSISTOR UP04601008S0 R091 1-218-969-11 RES-CHIP 22K 5% 1/16W
Q484 6-550-234-01 TRANSISTOR UNR32A300LS0 R092 1-218-961-11 RES-CHIP 4.7K 5% 1/16W
Q485 6-550-240-01 TRANSISTOR DTA114TMT2L R093 1-218-969-11 RES-CHIP 22K 5% 1/16W
Q701 8-729-041-43 TRANSISTOR HN1L02FU (TE85R) R094 1-218-969-11 RES-CHIP 22K 5% 1/16W
< RESISTOR > R095 1-218-977-11 RES-CHIP 100K 5% 1/16W

R096 1-208-935-11 METAL CHIP 100K 0.5% 1/16W
R001 1-218-949-11 RES-CHIP 470 5% 1/16W R097 1-208-715-11 METAL CHIP 22K 0.5% 1/16W
R002 1-218-957-11 RES-CHIP 2.2K 5% 1/16W R098 1-218-963-11 RES-CHIP 6.8K 5% 1/16W
R004 1-211-977-11 METAL CHIP 22 0.5% 1/10W R099 1-208-707-11 METAL CHIP 10K 0.5% 1/16W
R005 1-218-969-11 RES-CHIP 22K 5% 1/16W
(TRV228E) R100 1-208-707-11 METAL CHIP 10K 0.5% 1/16W
R005 1-218-974-11 RES-CHIP 56K 5% 1/16W R101 1-208-943-11 METAL CHIP 220K 0.5% 1/16W
(TRV428E) R102 1-208-935-11 METAL CHIP 100K 0.5% 1/16W
R103 1-208-721-11 METAL CHIP 39K 0.5% 1/16W
R005 1-218-977-11 RES-CHIP 100K 5% 1/16W R104 1-208-908-11 METAL CHIP 7.5K 0.5% 1/16W
(TRV128/TRV228)
(TRV328/TRV428) R106 1-208-927-11 METAL CHIP 47K 0.5% 1/16W
R006 1-218-973-11 RES-CHIP 47K 5% 1/16W R107 1-218-964-11 RES-CHIP 8.2K 5% 1/16W
(TRV128/TRV228) R109 1-218-990-11 SHORT CHIP 0
(TRV428E)
(TRV228E) R114 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
R116 1-216-295-91 SHORT CHIP 0
R007 1-208-683-11 METAL CHIP 1K 0.5% 1/16W R152 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R010 1-208-707-11 METAL CHIP 10K 0.5% 1/16W R155 1-218-977-11 RES-CHIP 100K 5% 1/16W
R011 1-218-953-11 RES-CHIP 1K 5% 1/16W
R014 1-218-940-11 RES-CHIP 82 5% 1/16W R162 1-218-989-11 RES-CHIP 1M 5% 1/16W
R018 1-218-943-11 RES-CHIP 150 5% 1/16W R163 1-218-990-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R164 1-218-985-11 RES-CHIP 470K 5% 1/16W
R021 1-218-943-11 RES-CHIP 150 5% 1/16W R203 1-208-635-11 METAL CHIP 10 0.5% 1/16W
R022 1-218-953-11 RES-CHIP 1K 5% 1/16W R204 1-218-989-11 RES-CHIP 1M 5% 1/16W
R051 1-218-953-11 RES-CHIP 1K 5% 1/16W
R053 1-218-977-11 RES-CHIP 100K 5% 1/16W R206 1-218-965-11 RES-CHIP 10K 5% 1/16W
R207 1-218-981-11 RES-CHIP 220K 5% 1/16W
R054 1-218-957-11 RES-CHIP 2.2K 5% 1/16W R208 1-218-985-11 RES-CHIP 470K 5% 1/16W
R062 1-218-989-11 RES-CHIP 1M 5% 1/16W
R064 1-216-797-11 METAL CHIP 10 5% 1/10W R211 1-218-963-11 RES-CHIP 6.8K 5% 1/16W
R212 1-218-985-11 RES-CHIP 470K 5% 1/16W
R065 1-218-961-11 RES-CHIP 4.7K 5% 1/16W R213 1-218-947-11 RES-CHIP 330 5% 1/16W
R067 1-218-954-11 RES-CHIP 1.2K 5% 1/16W
R271 1-218-989-11 RES-CHIP 1M 5% 1/16W
R070 1-218-971-11 RES-CHIP 33K 5% 1/16W (TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E)
R074 1-208-709-11 METAL CHIP 12K 0.5% 1/16W (TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E)

R076 1-218-990-11 SHORT CHIP 0 (TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E)
R078 1-208-715-11 METAL CHIP 22K 0.5% 1/16W R303 1-218-954-11 RES-CHIP 1.2K 5% 1/16W
5-20
VC-341
R306 1-218-949-11 RES-CHIP 470 5% 1/16W R484 1-218-970-11 RES-CHIP 27K 5% 1/16W
R307 1-218-962-11 RES-CHIP 5.6K 5% 1/16W
R487 1-218-970-11 RES-CHIP 27K 5% 1/16W
R308 1-218-953-11 RES-CHIP 1K 5% 1/16W R488 1-218-945-11 RES-CHIP 220 5% 1/16W
R311 1-218-941-81 RES-CHIP 100 5% 1/16W R491 1-218-945-11 RES-CHIP 220 5% 1/16W
R314 1-218-967-11 RES-CHIP 15K 5% 1/16W
R492 1-218-971-11 RES-CHIP 33K 5% 1/16W
R315 1-218-952-11 RES-CHIP 820 5% 1/16W R493 1-218-958-11 RES-CHIP 2.7K 5% 1/16W
R317 1-218-949-11 RES-CHIP 470 5% 1/16W R495 1-208-939-11 METAL CHIP 150K 0.5% 1/16W
R318 1-218-945-11 RES-CHIP 220 5% 1/16W R601 1-218-941-81 RES-CHIP 100 5% 1/16W
R319 1-218-962-11 RES-CHIP 5.6K 5% 1/16W
R602 1-218-965-11 RES-CHIP 10K 5% 1/16W
R324 1-218-966-11 RES-CHIP 12K 5% 1/16W
R707 1-208-935-11 METAL CHIP 100K 0.5% 1/16W
R325 1-218-946-11 RES-CHIP 270 5% 1/16W R708 1-218-989-11 RES-CHIP 1M 5% 1/16W
R327 1-218-966-11 RES-CHIP 12K 5% 1/16W R709 1-219-570-11 METAL CHIP 10M 5% 1/10W
R331 1-218-989-11 RES-CHIP 1M 5% 1/16W
R712 1-218-965-11 RES-CHIP 10K 5% 1/16W
R332 1-218-967-11 RES-CHIP 15K 5% 1/16W R713 1-218-990-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R336 1-218-965-11 RES-CHIP 10K 5% 1/16W
R717 1-218-949-11 RES-CHIP 470 5% 1/16W
R403 1-218-949-11 RES-CHIP 470 5% 1/16W
R811 1-218-973-11 RES-CHIP 47K 5% 1/16W
R404 1-218-946-11 RES-CHIP 270 5% 1/16W R812 1-218-961-11 RES-CHIP 4.7K 5% 1/16W
R405 1-218-990-11 SHORT CHIP 0 R815 1-218-979-11 RES-CHIP 150K 5% 1/16W
R409 1-216-808-11 METAL CHIP 82 5% 1/10W R817 1-218-985-11 RES-CHIP 470K 5% 1/16W
R410 1-216-789-11 METAL CHIP 2.2 5% 1/10W R818 1-218-990-11 SHORT CHIP 0
R411 1-216-789-11 METAL CHIP 2.2 5% 1/10W
R819 1-218-952-11 RES-CHIP 820 5% 1/16W
R412 1-216-789-11 METAL CHIP 2.2 5% 1/10W
R413 1-218-965-11 RES-CHIP 10K 5% 1/16W < COMPOSITION CIRCUIT BLOCK >
(TRV228E/TRV428E)
R413 1-218-990-11 SHORT CHIP 0 RB201 1-234-375-21 RES, NETWORK 1K x 4 (1005)
(TRV128/TRV228/TRV328/TRV428) RB202 1-234-379-21 RES, NETWORK 22K x 4 (1005)
R414 1-218-967-11 RES-CHIP 15K 5% 1/16W RB203 1-234-380-21 RES, NETWORK 47K x 4 (1005)
(TRV128/TRV228/TRV328/TRV428) RB271 1-234-379-21 RES, NETWORK 22K x 4 (1005)
(TRV228E/TRV428E) RB301 1-234-378-21 RES, NETWORK 10K x 4 (1005)
R424 1-218-965-11 RES-CHIP 10K 5% 1/16W RB302 1-234-376-21 RES, NETWORK 2.2K x 4 (1005)
(TRV228E/TRV428E) RB482 1-234-383-21 RES, NETWORK 470K x 4 (1005)
R427 1-218-990-11 SHORT CHIP 0 RB483 1-234-376-21 RES, NETWORK 2.2K x 4 (1005)
R431 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP 0 RB601 1-234-381-21 RES, NETWORK 100K x 4 (1005)
RB605 1-234-375-21 RES, NETWORK 1K x 4 (1005)
R481 1-218-936-11 RES-CHIP 39 5% 1/16W RB606 1-234-378-21 RES, NETWORK 10K x 4 (1005)
(TRV228E/TRV428E) RB608 1-234-384-11 RES, NETWORK 1M x 4 (1005)
R481 1-218-938-11 RES-CHIP 56 5% 1/16W RB610 1-234-377-21 RES, NETWORK 4.7K x 4 (1005)
(TRV128/TRV228/TRV328/TRV428) (TRV328/TRV428/TRV428E)
R482 1-218-950-11 RES-CHIP 560 5% 1/16W
R483 1-218-941-81 RES-CHIP 100 5% 1/16W RB611 1-234-381-21 RES, NETWORK 100K x 4 (1005)
5-21
VC-341
RB612 1-234-380-21 RES, NETWORK 47K x 4 (1005)
RB613 1-234-377-21 RES, NETWORK 4.7K x 4 (1005)
RB701 1-234-383-21 RES, NETWORK 470K x 4 (1005)
RB703 1-234-375-21 RES, NETWORK 1K x 4 (1005)
RB704 1-234-375-21 RES, NETWORK 1K x 4 (1005)

RB705 1-234-375-21 RES, NETWORK 1K x 4 (1005)
RB706 1-234-375-21 RES, NETWORK 1K x 4 (1005)
RB708 1-234-381-21 RES, NETWORK 100K x 4 (1005)
RB801 1-234-702-11 RES, NETWORK 68 x 4 (1005)
< VIBRATOR >
X151 1-760-320-11 VIBRATOR, CRYSTAL (28.636363MHZ)

X151 1-760-321-11 VIBRATOR, CRYSTAL (28.375MHz)
(TRV228E/TRV428E)
X601 1-760-655-41 VIBRATOR, CRYSTAL (20MHz)
X701 1-795-244-11 VIBRATOR, CERAMIC (10MHz)
X702 1-760-458-21 VIBRATOR, CRYSTAL (32.768kHz)
5-22
Checking supplied accessories.
Lens cap (1)

X-3952-971-1
Power cord (1)
0 1-690-827-12 (AEP, NE, EE)
0 1-696-819-21 (AUS)
0 1-769-608-11 (E)
AC-L15A/L15B AC Adaptor (1) 0 1-775-843-52 (UK)
0 1-477-533-32 (Middle East area) 0 1-783-374-11 (HK) Cap string (1)
0 1-477-533-51 0 1-783-952-21 (AR) 3-979-194-12
(EXCEPT Middle East area, BR) 0 1-790-542-12 (US, CND)
0 1-827-160-11 (JE)
Rechargeable battery pack A/V connecting cable (1)

Shoulder strap (1) NP-FM30 (1) 1-783-738-91 (AEP, UK, NE, EE)
3-987-015-01 0 A-7096-387-A (US, CND) 1-824-009-31
0 A-7096-388-B (EXCEPT AEP, UK, NE, EE)
(EXCEPT US, CND)
Other accessories
3-087-918-11 MANUAL, INSTRUCTION (ENGLISH)
(TRV128: US, CND, E/TRV228/TRV328/TRV428)
3-087-918-21 MANUAL, INSTRUCTION (FRENCH)
(TRV128: CND/TRV328: CND)
3-087-918-31 MANUAL, INSTRUCTION (SPANISH, PORTUGUESE)
Battery Holder
3-083-973-01 (TRV128: E, MX/TRV228/TRV328: E/TRV428)
3-087-918-41 MANUAL, INSTRUCTION (TRADITIONAL CHINESE)
Wireless Remote Commander (TRV228)
RMT-833 (1)
3-087-918-51 MANUAL, INSTRUCTION (KOREA) (TRV428)
1-477-898-11 (EXCEPT TRV128/
3-087-918-61 MANUAL, INSTRUCTION (ARABIC) (TRV228)
TRV228E: E1/TRV328/TRV428E: E1)
3-087-919-11 MANUAL, INSTRUCTION (ENGLISH)
1-477-898-31
(TRV228E: E2/TRV428E: E2) (TRV228E: AEP, UK, E/TRV428E: AEP, E, AUS, HK, JE)
3-087-919-21 MANUAL, INSTRUCTION (FRENCH)
(Note) E1: No indication of country of origin. (TRV228E: AEP, E/TRV428E: AEP, E, JE)
E2: There is indication of country of origin. 3-087-919-31 MANUAL, INSTRUCTION (SPANISH, PORTUGUESE)
(TRV228E: AEP/TRV428E: AEP)
3-087-919-41 MANUAL, INSTRUCTION (ITALIAN, GREEK)
3-087-919-51 MANUAL, INSTRUCTION (GERMAN, DUTCH)
3-087-919-61 MANUAL, INSTRUCTION (SWEDISH, RUSSIAN)
(TRV228E: NE/TRV428E: NE, JE)
3-087-919-71 MANUAL, INSTRUCTION (DANISH, FINNISH)
21-pin adaptor (1) (TRV228E: NE/TRV428E: NE)
1-770-783-21 (AEP, UK, NE, EE) 3-087-919-81 MANUAL, INSTRUCTION (POLISH, CZECH)
(TRV228E: EE/TRV428E: EE)
3-087-919-91 MANUAL, INSTRUCTION (HUNGALIAN, SLOVAK)
(TRV228E: EE/TRV428E: EE)
3-087-920-11 MANUAL, INSTRUCTION (ARABIC, PERSIAN)
(TRV228E: E/TRV428E: E)
3-087-920-21 MANUAL, INSTRUCTION (TRADITIONAL CHINESE)
(TRV428E: HK)
Conversion 2P adaptor (1) Conversion 2P adaptor (1) 3-087-920-31 MANUAL, INSTRUCTION (SIMPLIFIED CHINESE)
0 1-569-008-12 (E, HK) 0 1-569-007-12 (JE) (TRV228E: E/TRV428E: E, JE)

ber specified. portant le numéro spécifié.
5-23E
Sony EMCS Co. 2003K0500-1

9-876-290-11 ©2003.11
— 112 — Published by DI CS Strategy Div
3-087-918-11(1)
Camera
Operations Guide
Read this first
Video Camera Recorder/Digital Video Camera Recorder
CCD-TRV128/TRV228/TRV328/TRV428
DCR-TRV260/TRV265
© 2004 Sony Corporation

RECYCLING LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES
Read this first Lithium-Ion batteries are
recyclable.
You can help preserve our
Before operating the unit, please read this environment by returning your
manual thoroughly, and retain it for future used rechargeable batteries to the
reference. collection and recycling location
nearest you.
For more information regarding recycling of
rechargeable batteries, call toll free 1-800-822- 8837,
WARNING or visit http://www.rbrc.org/
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not
expose the unit to rain or moisture. Caution: Do not handle damaged or leaking Lithium-
Ion batteries.
For customers in the U.S.A.

If you have any questions about this product, you may
call:
Sony Customer Information Center 1-800-222-SONY
(7669)
The number below is for FCC related matters only.
Regulatory Information
Declaration of Conformity
This symbol is intended to alert the Trade Name: SONY
user to the presence of uninsulated Model No.: DCR-TRV260
“dangerous voltage” within the Responsible Party: Sony Electronics Inc.
product’s enclosure that may be of Address: 680 Kinderkamack Road, Oradell,
sufficient magnitude to constitute a NJ 07649 U.S.A.
risk of electric shock to persons. Telephone No.: 201-930-6972
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
This symbol is intended to alert the Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
user to the presence of important (1) This device may not cause harmful interference,
operating and maintenance and (2) this device must accept any interference
(servicing) instructions in the received, including interference that may cause
literature accompanying the undesired operation.
appliance.
Owner’s Record
The model and serial numbers are located on the
bottom. Record the serial number in the space
For customers in the U.S.A. and provided below. Refer to these numbers whenever you
call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product.
CANADA Model No. -TRV
Serial No.
CAUTION Model No.AC-
TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, MATCH WIDE Serial No.
BLADE OF PLUG TO WIDE SLOT, FULLY
INSERT.
2
CAUTION recording of such materials may be contrary to the
You are cautioned that any changes or modifications copyright laws.
not expressly approved in this manual could void your
authority to operate this equipment. Notes on the LCD panel, viewfinder, and
lens
b Note: • The LCD screen and the viewfinder are
This equipment has been tested and found to comply manufactured using extremely high-precision
with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to technology, so over 99.99% of the pixels are
Part 15 of the FCC Rules. operational for effective use.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable However, there may be some tiny black points and/
protection against harmful interference in a residential or bright points (white, red, blue, or green in color)
installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can that appear constantly on the LCD screen and the
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and viewfinder.
used in accordance with the instructions, may cause These points are normal results of the manufacturing
harmful interference to radio communications. process and do not affect the recording in any way.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will • Exposing the LCD screen, the viewfinder, or the lens
not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment to direct sunlight for long periods of time may cause
does cause harmful interference to radio or television malfunctions. Be careful when placing the camera
reception, which can be determined by turning the near a window or outdoors.
• Do not aim at the sun. Doing so might cause your
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to
camcorder to malfunction. Take pictures of the sun
correct the interference by one or more of the
only in low light conditions, such as at dusk.
following measures:
– Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
– Increase the separation between the equipment and Note on connecting other device
receiver. Before connecting your camcorder to other device
– Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit such as a VCR or a computer with an USB or i.LINK
different from that to which the receiver is cable, be sure to insert the connector plug in the proper
connected. direction. If you insert the connector plug forcibly in
– Consult a Sony dealer or an experienced radio/TV the wrong direction, the terminal may be damaged.
technician for help. This may cause a malfunction of your camcorder.
The interface cable supplied must be used with the
equipment in order to comply with the limits for a Notes on using this manual
digital device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of FCC • The images of the LCD screen and the viewfinder
Rules. used on this manual are captured using a digital still
camera, and thus may appear different from what
you see.
• In this instruction manual, each model is indicated as
Notes on use follows.
Note on a cassette tape CCD-TRV128: TRV128
You can use standard 8 mm and Hi8 , CCD-TRV228: TRV228
Digital8 video cassettes on your camcorder. See CCD-TRV328: TRV328
page 82 for details. CCD-TRV428: TRV428
DCR-TRV260: TRV260
DCR-TRV265: TRV265
Notes on recording Instructions with no specific model names are for all
• Before starting to record, test the recording function models.
to make sure the picture and sound are recorded Instructions with specific model names are for the
without any problems. indicated models only.
• Compensation for the contents of recordings cannot Before you start reading this manual, check the
be provided, even if recording or playback is not model name of your camcorder.
possible due to a malfunction of the camcorder, etc. • The illustrations used on this manual are based on
• TV color systems differ depending on the country/ the model DCR-TRV265.
regions. To view your recordings on a TV, you need
an NTSC system-based TV.
• Television programs, films, video tapes, and other
materials may be copyrighted. Unauthorized
,continued
3
Notes on using the camcorder
• Hold your camcorder correctly.
• To ensure a good grip, fasten the grip belt as shown

in the following illustration.
• You can change the language to be used for screen

display on your camcorder (p. 19).
• Do not hold the camcorder by the following parts.
Viewfinder LCD panel
Battery pack
• Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select desired

item, then press the dial to decide.
4
Table of Contents CCD-TRV128:
CCD-TRV228:
TRV128 CCD-TRV428:
TRV228 DCR-TRV260:
TRV428
TRV260
CCD-TRV328: TRV328 DCR-TRV265: TRV265
Read this first ............................................................................................. 2
Quick Start Guide

Recording movies on a tape ...................................................................... 8
Recording/Playing back with ease .......................................................... 10
Getting started
Step 1: Checking supplied items.............................................................. 11
Step 2: Charging the battery pack............................................................ 12
Using an outside power source ................................................................................. 15
Step 3: Turning the power on................................................................... 15

Step 4: Adjusting the LCD panel and viewfinder...................................... 16
Adjusting the LCD panel ........................................................................................... 16
Adjusting the viewfinder ............................................................................................ 16
Step 5: Setting the date and time............................................................. 17

Step 6: Inserting a cassette tape.............................................................. 18
Step 7: Setting the screen language ........................................................ 19
Recording
Recording movies .................................................................................... 21
Recording for a longer time ....................................................................................... 23
Using zoom ............................................................................................................... 23
Using the built-in light ................................................................................................ 23
Recording in mirror mode ......................................................................................... 24
Superimposing the date and time on pictures ( TRV128/228/328/428) ............. 25
Recording still images – Tape photo recording ( TRV260/265)............. 25

Recording with ease – Easy Handycam .................................................. 26
Adjusting the exposure............................................................................. 27
Adjusting the exposure for backlit subjects ............................................................... 27
Adjusting the exposure manually .............................................................................. 28
Recording in dark places – NightShot plus .............................................. 28

Adjusting the focus manually ................................................................... 29
Recording a picture using various effects ................................................ 30
Fading in and out of a scene – FADER .................................................................... 30
,continued
5
Superimposing a title................................................................................ 31
Searching for the last scene of the most recent recording
– END SEARCH ................................................................................. 33
Playback
Viewing pictures recorded on a tape........................................................ 34
Playing back in various modes .................................................................................. 35
Playing back with ease – Easy Handycam .............................................. 36

Various playback functions ...................................................................... 37
Displaying the screen indicators ................................................................................ 37
Displaying the date/time and camera settings data – Data code
( TRV260/265) .................................................................................................. 37
Playing the picture on a TV ...................................................................... 39

Locating a scene on a tape for playback ( TRV265) ............................. 40
Searching quickly for a desired scene – Zero set memory ........................................ 40
Searching for a scene by date of recording – Date search ....................................... 41
Searching for a still image – Photo search ................................................................ 41
Playing back still images in sequence – Photo scan ................................................. 42
6
Advanced operations
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting .................................74
Customizing Your
Warning indicators and messages .....79
Camcorder
Changing the menu settings ..............43
Additional Information
Using the (MANUAL SET) menu
– PROGRAM AE/P EFFECT, Using your camcorder abroad ............81
etc. ...............................................44 Usable cassette tapes ........................82
Using the (CAMERA SET) menu About the “InfoLITHIUM” battery
– 16:9 WIDE/STEADYSHOT, pack ..............................................83
etc. ...............................................47
About i.LINK .......................................84
Using the (PLAYER SET)/ (VCR
Maintenance and precautions ............85
SET) menu – HiFi SOUND/EDIT,
etc. ...............................................51 Specification .......................................88
Using the (LCD SET) menu – LCD
B.L./LCD COLOR, etc. .................53 Quick Reference
Using the (TAPE SET) menu
– FRAME REC/INT.REC, etc. ......54 Identifying parts and controls .............91
Using the (SETUP MENU) – CLOCK Index ..................................................98

SET/USB STREAM/ LANGUAGE,
etc. ...............................................57
Using the (OTHERS) menu
– WORLD TIME/VIDEO EDIT,
etc. ...............................................59
Dubbing/Editing
Connecting to a VCR .........................61
Dubbing to another tape ....................63
Dubbing a tape easily – Easy Dubbing
( TRV128/228/328/428) ........64
Recording pictures from a VCR
( TRV260/265) ...........................68
Dubbing selected scenes from a tape
– Digital program editing
( TRV260/265) ...........................69
For TRV260/265:
Refer also to other operating instructions
supplied with your camcorder:
• Editing images with your computer
cComputer Applications Guide
7
Quick Start Guide
Recording movies
1 Attach the charged battery pack to the camcorder.

To charge the battery, see page 12.
a Lift up the viewfinder. b Slide the battery pack in the direction

of the arrow until it clicks.
2 Insert a cassette into the camcorder.
a Slide the OPEN/ b Insert the cassette with c Press .

EJECT lever in the its window-side facing Close the cassette lid after
direction of the arrow up, then push the center the cassette compartment
to open the lid. of the back of the slides back in by itself.
The cassette compartment cassette.
comes out automatically.
Window-side
OPEN/EJECT lever
8 Quick Start Guide

3 Start recording while checking the subject on the LCD screen.
The date and time is not set up in the default setting. To set the date and time, see page 17.
a Remove the lens cap.

Lens cap is not attached
when you purchase your
Quick Start Guide

camcorder (p. 91).
b Press OPEN and

open the LCD panel.
c While pressing the

green button, slide
the POWER switch
down to light up the
CAMERA lamp.
The power turns on.
d Press REC START/

STOP.
Recording starts. To
change to standby mode,
press REC START/STOP
again.
4 View the recorded picture on the LCD screen.
a Slide the POWER

switch repeatedly
until the PLAY/EDIT
lamp lights up.
b Press (rewind).
c Press (play) to
start the playback.
To stop, press .
To turn off the power, slide the

POWER switch up to (CHG)
OFF.
Quick Start Guide 9

Recording/Playing back with ease
By switching to Easy Handycam operation, recording/playback operation
becomes even easier.
Easy Handycam operation allows easy recording/playback for even first
time users by providing only the basic functions for recording/playback.
Press EASY when recording/

playing back.
EASY lights up in blue (1) and

screen font size increases (2) during
Easy Handycam operation.
Easy Handycam
operation
ON
For details, see instructions for each operation.

See page 26 for recording, page 36 for playback.
10 Quick Start Guide

Getting started RMT-830: ( TRV265)
Step 1: Checking
supplied items
A/V connecting cable (1)
Make sure you have following items supplied
Monaural: ( TRV128/228/328/428)
with your camcorder.
The number in parentheses indicates the number
of that item supplied.
Getting started
AC Adaptor (1)
Stereo: ( TRV260/265)
USB cable (1)

( TRV260/265)
Power cord (1)
Rechargeable battery pack NP-FM30 (1)

Lens cap (1)
See page 91 on how to attach the lens cap. CD-ROM “SPVD-012 USB Driver” (1)
( TRV260/265)
Camera Operations Guide (This manual)

(1)
Shoulder strap (1)
Computer Applications Guide (1)
See page 94 on how to attach the shoulder strap.
( TRV260/265)
Wireless Remote Commander (1)

A button-type lithium battery is already
installed.
RMT-833: ( TRV228/428)
Getting started 11
Step 2: Charging the 2 Attach the battery pack by sliding it in
the direction of the arrow until it
battery pack clicks.
You can charge the battery by attaching the

“InfoLITHIUM” battery pack (M series)
to your camcorder.
b Notes
• You cannot use batteries other than the
“InfoLITHIUM” battery pack (M series) (p. 83).
• Do not short-circuit the DC plug of the AC Adaptor
or battery terminals with any metallic objects. This
may cause a malfunction.
• Use a nearby wall outlet when using the AC
Adaptor. Disconnect the AC Adaptor from the wall
outlet immediately if any malfunction occurs. 3 With the v mark on the DC plug
facing up, connect the AC Adaptor to
the DC IN jack on your camcorder.
Battery pack
DC IN jack v mark
DC plug
4 Connect the power cord to the AC
Adaptor.
Power cord
5 Connect the power cord to the wall
AC Adaptor outlet.
To the wall outlet
6 Slide the POWER switch up to (CHG)

OFF.
1 Lift up the viewfinder. The CHG (charge) lamp lights up and
charging starts.
12 Getting started
After charging the battery You can check the battery's current charge level
The CHG (charge) lamp turns off when the and its current remaining recording time both
battery is fully charged. Disconnect the AC during charging or when the power is turned off.
Adaptor from the DC IN jack. 1 Set the POWER switch to (CHG) OFF.
To remove the battery pack 2 Press OPEN and open the LCD panel.
3 Press DSPL/BATT INFO.
POWER switch The battery information appears for about 7
BATT (battery)
release button seconds.
Keep the button pressed to view it for about
20 seconds.
Getting started
BATTERY INFO
BATTERY CHARGE LEVEL

0% 50% 100%
REC TIME AVAILABLE

LCD SCREEN: 81 min
VIEWFINDER: 112 min
1 Lift up the viewfinder.
2 Set the POWER switch to (CHG) OFF. A Battery charge level: Displays
3 Slide the battery pack out in the direction approximate remaining amount of
of the arrow while pressing the BATT power left in the battery pack.
(battery) release button down. B Approximate possible recording time
b Note using the LCD panel.
• If you do not use the battery pack for a long time, use C Approximate possible recording time
up the battery pack completely before storing it. See using the viewfinder.
page 83 about storage of the battery pack.
To check the remaining battery – Battery Charging time

Approximate number of minutes required when
Info
you fully charge a fully discharged battery pack
DSPL/BATT INFO at 25°C (77°F). (10 – 30°C (50 – 86°F)
recommended.)
Battery pack
NP-FM30 (supplied) 145
NP-FM50 150
NP-QM71/QM71D 260
NP-QM91/QM91D 360
Recording time when recording with the

LCD screen on
Approximate number of minutes available
when you use a fully charged battery pack at
OPEN POWER switch
25°C (77°F).
,continued
Getting started 13
For TRV128/228/328/428: For TRV260/265:
Battery pack Continuous Typical* Battery pack Continuous Typical*
recording recording recording recording
time time time time
NP-FM30 115 55 NP-FM30 125 65
(supplied) (supplied)
NP-FM50 185 90 NP-FM50 200 105
NP-QM71/ 445 220 NP-QM71/ 485 255
QM71D QM71D
NP-QM91/ 670 335 NP-QM91/ 725 385
QM91D QM91D
For TRV260/265: * Approximate number of minutes when recording

while you repeatedly record, start/stop, slide the
Battery pack Continuous Typical* POWER switch to change the power mode, and
recording recording zoom. The actual battery life may be shorter.
time time
NP-FM30 90 50 Playing time
(supplied) Approximate number of minutes available
NP-FM50 145 80 when you use a fully charged battery pack at
25°C (77°F).
NP-QM71/ 335 220
For TRV128/228/328/428:
QM71D
NP-QM91/ 535 300 Battery pack LCD panel LCD panel
QM91D opened closed
NP-FM30 115 185
Recording time when recording with the (supplied)
viewfinder NP-FM50 185 295
Approximate number of minutes available
NP-QM71/ 445 715
when you use a fully charged battery pack at QM71D
25°C (77°F).
For TRV128/228/328/428: NP-QM91/ 670 1070
QM91D
Battery pack Continuous Typical*
recording recording For TRV260/265:
time time
Battery pack LCD panel LCD panel
NP-FM30 175 85 opened closed
(supplied)
NP-FM30 100 150
NP-FM50 280 135 (supplied)
NP-QM71/ 675 330 NP-FM50 160 240
QM71D
NP-QM71/ 390 580
NP-QM91/ 1010 495 QM71D
QM91D
NP-QM91/ 585 865
QM91D
14 Getting started
b Notes
• The power will not be supplied from the battery pack
when the AC Adaptor is connected to the DC IN jack Step 3: Turning the
of your camcorder, even if its power cord is
disconnected from the wall outlet. power on
• The recording and playback time will be shorter
when you use your camcorder in low temperature.
• The CHG (charge) lamp flashes during charging, or
You need to slide the POWER switch
the battery information will not be correctly repeatedly to select the desired power mode
displayed in following conditions. to record or play.
– The battery pack is not attached correctly. When using this camcorder for the first time,
– The battery pack is damaged.
the [CLOCK SET] screen appears (p. 17).
– The battery pack is fully discharged. (For Battery
information only.)
Getting started
While pressing the green button, slide the
Using an outside power source POWER switch down.
The power turns on.
To enter the recording or playing mode, slide
the switch repeatedly until the respective lamp
for the desired power mode lights up.
You can use the AC Adaptor as the power
source when you do not want the battery to
run out. While you are using the AC Adaptor,
the battery pack will not lose its charge even
when it is attached to your camcorder.
PRECAUTION
Even if your camcorder is turned off, AC power
(house current) is still supplied to it while
connected to the wall outlet via the AC Adaptor. • CAMERA mode: To record on a tape.
• PLAY/EDIT mode: To play or edit pictures on
a tape.
Connect your camcorder as shown in
“Charging the battery pack” (p. 12).
To turn off the power
Slide the POWER switch up to (CHG) OFF.
Getting started 15
3 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select
Step 4: Adjusting the [LCD BRIGHT], then press the dial
(p. 53).
LCD panel and 4 Adjust the brightness of the LCD screen
viewfinder with the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial, then
press the dial.
5 Press MENU.
Adjusting the LCD panel z Tips
• If you rotate the LCD panel 180 degrees to the lens
side, you can close the LCD panel with the LCD
screen facing out.
• If you are using the battery pack for power source,
You can adjust the angle and brightness of you can adjust the brightness by selecting [LCD
the LCD panel to meet various recording B.L.] in the (LCD SET) menu (p. 53).
situations. • The recorded picture will not be affected by this
setting.
Even when there are obstructions between you
• You can turn off the operation confirmation beep by
and the subject, you can check the subject on the setting [BEEP] in the (OTHERS) menu to
LCD screen during recording by adjusting the [OFF] (p. 59).
angle of the LCD panel.
MENU Adjusting the viewfinder
Maximum
180 degrees
You can view images using the viewfinder
when you close the LCD panel. Use the
viewfinder when the battery is running out, or
when the screen is hard to see.
Maximum
90 degrees
Press OPEN and

open the LCD panel.
SEL/PUSH EXEC dial
Open the LCD panel 90 degrees to the

camcorder, then rotate it to the desired
Viewfinder lens adjustment lever
position.
To adjust the brightness of the LCD 1 Lift up the viewfinder.

screen
1 Press MENU. 2 Adjust the viewfinder lens adjustment
2 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select lever until the picture is clear.
(LCD SET), then press the dial.
16 Getting started
Step 5: Setting the 3 Press MENU.
date and time MANUAL SET

PROGRAM AE
P EFFECT
AUTO SHTR
STBY
Set the date and time when using this

camcorder for the first time. If you do not set [MENU] : END
the date and time, the [CLOCK SET] screen

appears every time you turn on your
camcorder. 4 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
select (SETUP MENU), then press
Getting started
b Note the dial.
• If you do not use your camcorder for about 3
SETUP MENU STBY
months, the built-in rechargeable button-type CLOCK SET ––:––:––
USB STREAM
battery gets discharged and the date and time LTR SIZE
LANGUAGE
settings may be cleared from the memory. In that DEMO MODE
RETURN
case, charge the rechargeable button-type battery
(p. 87) and then set the date and time again. [MENU] : END
MENU
5 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to

select [CLOCK SET], then press the
dial.
CLOCK SET STBY
Y M D H M
2004 JAN 1 12 : 0 0 AM
[MENU] : CANCEL
OPEN SEL/PUSH
EXEC dial
POWER
switch
6 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to set
[Y] (year), then press the dial.
CLOCK SET STBY
1 Turn on your camcorder (p. 15).

Y M D H M
2004 JAN 1 12 : 0 0 AM
2 Press OPEN and open the LCD panel. [MENU] : CANCEL
Proceed to step 6 when you set the clock for

the first time.
You can set any year up to the year 2079.
7 Set [M] (month), [D] (day), [H] (hour)

and [M] (minute) in the same way as
was done in step 6, then press the dial.
For midnight, set it to 12:00 AM.
For midday, set it to 12:00 PM.
,continued
Getting started 17
To check the preset date and time
For TRV128/228/328/428:
Press DATE to display the date indicator.
Step 6: Inserting a
Press TIME to display the time indicator.
Press DATE (or TIME) and then press TIME
cassette tape
(or DATE) to simultaneously display the date
You can use standard 8 mm and Hi8 ,
and time indicator.
Digital8 video cassettes on your camcorder.
To hide the date and/or time indicator, press
For details on these cassettes (such as write-
DATE and/or TIME again.
protection), See page 82.
b Notes
• Do not force the cassette into the compartment. This
may cause a malfunction of your camcorder.
• For TRV260/265:
The recording time when you use your camcorder is
half of the indicated time on Hi8 tape. If you
select the [LP] mode in the menu settings, the
recording time is 3/4 of the indicated time on
Hi8 tape.
1 Slide the OPEN/EJECT lever in

the direction of the arrow and open the
lid.
OPEN/EJECT lever Lid
The cassette compartment automatically

comes out and opens up.
18 Getting started
2 Insert a cassette with its window-side
Step 7: Setting the
facing up.
Window-side screen language
You can select the language to be used on the
LCD screen.
MENU
Getting started
Push the center of the
back of the cassette
lightly.
3 Press .
The cassette compartment automatically
slides back in.
OPEN SEL/PUSH POWER
EXEC dial switch
1 Turn on your camcorder.
2 Press OPEN to open the LCD panel.
3 Press MENU.
MANUAL SET STBY
4 Close the lid.

PROGRAM AE
P EFFECT
AUTO SHTR
To eject the cassette [MENU] : END
1 Slide the OPEN/EJECT lever in the

direction of the arrow and open the lid.
The cassette compartment automatically 4 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
comes out. select (SETUP MENU), then press
the dial.
2 Take out the cassette, then press .
The cassette compartment automatically SETUP MENU STBY
CLOCK SET ––:––:––
slides back in. USB STREAM
LTR SIZE
3 Close the lid. LANGUAGE
DEMO MODE
RETURN
[MENU] : END
,continued
Getting started 19
select [ LANGUAGE], then press
the dial.
SETUP MENU STBY

CLOCK SET
USB STREAM
LTR SIZE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE ENG[SIMP]
DEMO MODE FRANÇAIS
ESPAÑOL
PORTUGUÊS
[MENU] : END

select the desired language, then press
the dial.
7 Press MENU.
z Tip
• Your camcorder offers [ENG [SIMP]] (simplified
English) for when you cannot find your native
tongue among the options.
20 Getting started
Recording
2 Press OPEN and open the LCD panel.
Recording movies 3 Slide the POWER switch until the

Before recording, follow steps 1 to 7 in CAMERA lamp lights up.
“Getting started” (p. 11 - p. 19). Your camcorder is set to the standby mode.
For TRV128/228/328/428: Slide the POWER
switch while
Movies will be recorded along with monaural pressing the green
sound. button.
For TRV260/265:
Movies will be recorded along with stereo
sound.
Recording
Camera recording lamp
4 Press REC START/STOP.

Recording starts. [REC] appears on the
LCD screen and the Camera recording lamp
lights up.
Press REC START/STOP again to stop
recording.
To turn the power off

Slide the POWER switch up to (CHG) OFF.
OPEN REC START/STOP POWER switch z Tip

• If you do not use your camcorder for a long time,
remove the cassette and store it.
b Note
• For TRV128/228/328/428:
The date is automatically recorded for 10 seconds
after you start recording (Auto date function). This
function works only once a day. See page 57 for
details.
z Tip
• Performing Easy Handycam operation, even first
time users can record easily. For details, see page 26.
1 Remove the lens cap. Pull the lens cap

string down and attach it to the grip
belt.
,continued
Recording 21
Indicators displayed during recording F Hi8 format
The indicators will not be recorded on the tape. This appears while recording Hi8 format
tapes.
For TRV128/228/328/428: G Time code/Tape counter (hour: minute:
second)/Tape photo recording
1 2 3 4
b Notes
60min SP REC 0:00:00 • Before changing the battery pack, slide the POWER
6 5 switch up to (CHG) OFF.
• In the default setting, if you do not operate the
camcorder for more than about 5 minutes, the power
will automatically turn off to preserve battery power
([A.SHUT OFF], p. 59). To restart recording, slide
the POWER switch down to select CAMERA, and
then press REC START/STOP.
z Tips
For TRV260/265: • To ensure smooth transition on a tape from the last
Date/time and camera settings data (p. 37) will recorded scene to the next, note the following.
not be displayed during recording. – Do not remove the cassette. (The picture will be
recorded continuously without a break even when
you turn the power off.)
1 2 3 7 – Do not record pictures in SP mode and LP mode on
the same tape.
60min SP REC 0:00:00 – Avoid stopping then recording a movie in the LP
5 mode.
• For TRV260/265:
The recording time, date, and the camera settings
data are recorded automatically on the tape without
being displayed on the screen. You can view this
information during playback by selecting [DATA
CODE] on the screen (p. 59).
A Remaining battery time

The indicated time may not be correct
depending on the environment of use.
When you opened or closed the LCD panel,
it takes about 1 minute to display the correct
remaining battery time.
B Recording mode (SP or LP)
C Recording status ([STBY] (standby) or
[REC] (recording))
D Tape counter (hour: minute: second)
To set the counter to 0:00:00, press
COUNTER RESET (p. 93).
E Recording capacity
For TRV128/228/328/428:
This appears after you insert a cassette and
record for a while.
For TRV260/265:
This appears after a while when you set the
POWER switch to CAMERA and insert a
cassette.
22 Recording
Recording for a longer time Move the power zoom lever slightly for a
slower zoom. Move it further for a faster
zoom.
To record wider range of view
To record for a longer time Move the power zoom lever towards W.
In the (TAPE SET) menu, select [REC The subject appears farther away (Wide
MODE], then [LP] (p. 54). angle).
In the LP mode, you can record longer than To record closer view
when recording in the SP mode (2 times longer Move the power zoom lever towards T.
for TRV128/228/328/428, 1.5 times The subject appears closer (Telephoto).
longer for TRV260/265).
A tape recorded in the LP mode should be
played back only on this camcorder.
Recording
Using the built-in light
Using zoom
You can use the built-in light to suit your

shooting situation. The recommended
When the CAMERA mode is selected, you distance between the subject and camcorder
can choose zoom to magnification levels is about 1.5 m (5 feet).
greater than 20 times, and from that point
Built-in light
activate the digital zoom ([D ZOOM], p. 47).
Occasional use of the zoom is effective, but
use it sparingly for best results.
LIGHT
Press LIGHT repeatedly to select a setting.

The settings are displayed cyclically in the
following order.
No indicator displayed: Always records
without using the built-in light.
m
1 cm (approx. 80 cm (approx. : Automatically turns on and off
1/2 inch)* 2 5/8 feet)* according to the ambient brightness.
m
* The minimum distance required between your : Always turns on.
camcorder and the subject to get a sharp focus in
that position of the lever.
To turn off the built-in light
Press LIGHT repeatedly until no indicator
appears on the screen.
,continued
Recording 23
b Notes
• The built-in video light emits very bright light, Recording in mirror mode
which is perfectly safe in normal use. However,
avoid directly aiming the light at a subject’s eyes
from very close range.
• The battery pack discharges quickly while the built-
in light is turned on. You can turn the LCD panel towards the
• When you do not use your camcorder, turn the built-
subject so that you and your subject can share
in light off and remove the battery pack to avoid
turning on the built-in light accidentally. the image being recorded. You can also
• When flickering occurs while shooting in the utilize this function when recording yourself,
mode, press LIGHT until to keep the attention of small children
appears. attracted to the camcorder while you record
• The built-in light may turn on/off when you use the
[PROGRAM AE] or back light function while
them.
shooting in the mode.
• For TRV260/265:
The built-in light is turned off during the interval
time of Interval recording.
• When you use the conversion lens (optional), light
from the built-in light is blocked and may not
illuminate the subject properly.
Open the LCD panel 90 degrees to the

camcorder, then rotate it 180 degrees
towards the subject.
A mirror-image of the subject appears on the
LCD screen, but the picture will be normal
when recorded.
b Notes
For TRV128/228/328/428:
• appears in the viewfinder and on the LCD
screen. Xz appears in the standby mode, and z
appears in the recording mode. Some of other
indicators appear mirror-reversed and others are not
displayed.
• During recording in the mirror mode, DATE and
TIME on your camcorder do not work.
24 Recording
Superimposing the date and time
on pictures ( TRV128/228/328
Recording still
/428) images
– Tape photo recording
You can record the date and/or time
displayed on the screen superimposed on the ( TRV260/265)
picture.
You can record still images. Before
recording, follow steps 1 to 7 in “Getting
started” (p. 11 - p. 19).
OPEN PHOTO
Recording
DATE TIME
CCD-TRV428
Press DATE to record the date.

Press TIME to record the time.
POWER switch
Press DATE (or TIME), then press TIME
(or DATE) to record the date and time.
To hide the date and time, press DATE and/or
TIME again.
1 Remove the lens cap. Pull the lens cap
string down and attach it to the grip
When you purchase your camcorder, the clock
belt.
is not set up yet. Set the date and time to your
local time before using (p. 17).
b Note
• The date and time indicators recorded manually
cannot be deleted.
z Tip
• If you do not record the date and time in the picture,
record the date and time in the black screen as the
background for about 10 seconds, then erase the date
and time indicators before starting actual recording. 2 Press OPEN and open the LCD panel.
,continued
Recording 25
3 Slide the POWER switch to select the
Recording with ease
CAMERA mode.
– Easy Handycam
Slide the POWER With this Easy Handycam operation, most of

switch while pressing the camera settings are set to automatic
the green button.
mode, only basic functions become available,
and screen font size increases for easy
viewing. Even first time users can enjoy easy
recording. Before recording, follow steps 1 to
7 in “Getting started” (p. 11 - p. 19).
4 Press and hold PHOTO lightly.
Camera recording lamp EASY POWER switch
You will hear a small beep sound, and the
picture will become a still image.
Recording does not start at this point.
60min CAPTURE The indicator appears.
5 Press PHOTO fully. OPEN REC START/STOP
A shutter sound is heard, and the image is

z Tip
recorded with sound for 7 seconds. • Buttons that do not work during Easy Handycam
The still image is displayed on the screen operation have a dot beside them on your camcorder.
until recording is completed. Also, only menu items that are available during Easy
Handycam operation are displayed when MENU is
pressed.
To turn the power off
Slide the POWER switch up to (CHG) OFF. 1 Remove the lens cap. Pull the lens cap
b Note string down and attach it to the grip
• appears when the tape photo recording does belt.
not work.
z Tip 2 Press OPEN and open the LCD panel.

• You can record about 510 images in the SP mode
and about 765 images in the LP mode on a tape
which can record for 60 minutes in the SP mode. 3 Slide the POWER switch to select the
CAMERA mode.
You can record movies only.
4 Press EASY.
EASY lights up in blue.
26 Recording
Easy Handycam
Adjusting the
operation
ON
exposure
The exposure is adjusted automatically in the
default setting.
Recording starts. [REC] appears on the Adjusting the exposure for backlit
LCD screen and the Camera recording lamp
lights up. Press REC START/STOP again subjects
to stop recording.
When your subject has its back to the sun or
Recording
To turn the power off other light, you can adjust the exposure to
Slide the POWER switch up to (CHG) OFF. prevent the subject from becoming
shadowed.
To cancel Easy Handycam operation
Press EASY again.
b Notes
• You cannot switch from/to Easy Handycam
operation during recording.
• For TRV260/265:
During Easy Handycam operation, you cannot
connect the USB cable to your camcorder.
• For TRV260/265:
You cannot use Easy Handycam operation together
with USB Streaming.
• All the settings return to their defaults during Easy BACK LIGHT
Handycam operation. Previously made settings are
restored when you cancel Easy Handycam
operation.
Press BACK LIGHT in CAMERA mode.
. appears.
To cancel the back light function, press BACK
LIGHT again.
b Note
• The back light function is canceled when you press
EXPOSURE (p. 28).
,continued
Recording 27
Adjusting the exposure manually
Recording in dark
places
You can fix the brightness of a picture at the – NightShot plus
best exposure. When recording indoors on a
clear day, for instance, you can avoid You can record subjects in dark places (such
backlight shadows on people next to the as when capturing the face of your baby
window by manually fixing the exposure to sleeping) with this function.
that of the wall side of the room.
EXPOSURE SEL/PUSH EXEC dial
1 Press EXPOSURE in CAMERA mode.

The exposure indicator appears on the
screen. Set the NIGHTSHOT PLUS switch to ON.
and [”NIGHTSHOT PLUS”] appear.
2 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to To cancel NightShot plus, set the NIGHTSHOT
adjust the brightness. PLUS switch to OFF.
b Notes
• Do not use the NightShot plus function in bright
places. This may cause a malfunction.
• You cannot use the NightShot plus function together
with:
– [PROGRAM AE]
– Manual exposure
While exposure is set to manual mode, is • Adjust the focus manually when it is hard to focus
displayed in the left-hand corner of the automatically.
screen. • Do not cover the infrared port with your fingers or
other objects. Remove the conversion lens (optional)
if it is attached.
To return the setting to automatic • Depending on the shooting conditions or
circumstances, colors may not be reproduced
exposure properly.
Press EXPOSURE.
28 Recording
z Tip
• If you record subjects in complete darkness, set
[N.S. LIGHT] to [ON] in the menu settings. The Adjusting the focus
maximum shooting distance using the NightShot
Light is about 3 meters (10 feet). If you record manually
subjects in dark places (such as night scene or in
moonlight), set [N.S. LIGHT] to [OFF] in the menu
settings. You can make image color deeper (p. 50).
The focus is adjusted automatically in the
default setting.
You can adjust the focus manually according
to the recording conditions.
Use this function in the following cases.
– To record a subject behind a window covered
with raindrops.
– To record horizontal stripes.
– To record a subject with little contrast
Recording
between the subject and its background.
– When you want to focus on a subject in the
background.
– To record a stationary subject using a tripod.
FOCUS SEL/PUSH EXEC

dial
1 Press FOCUS in CAMERA mode.

9 appears.

sharpen focus.
9 changes to when the focus cannot be
adjusted any further. 9 changes to
when the focus cannot be adjusted any
closer.
,continued
Recording 29
Tips for focusing manually
• It is easier to focus on the subject when
you use the zoom function. Move the
Recording a picture
power zoom lever towards T (telephoto)
to adjust the focus, and then, towards W
using various effects
(wide angle) to adjust the zoom for
recording. FADER
• When you want to record a close-up
image of a subject, move the power zoom
lever towards W (wide angle) to fully
magnify the image, then adjust the focus.
To adjust the focus automatically

Press FOCUS again.
SEL/PUSH EXEC dial POWER switch
Fading in and out of a scene

– FADER
You can add the following effects to

currently recording pictures.
[BLACK FADER]
[WHITE FADER]
[MOSAIC FADER]
30 Recording
[STRIPE FADER]
This feature is for
only.
TRV128/228/328/428
Superimposing a title
You can insert a title when recording.
You can select one of the 8 preset titles and
the 2 custom titles.
TITLE
[MONOTONE FADER]
When fading in, the picture gradually changes
from black-and-white to color.
When fading out, the picture gradually changes
from color to black-and-white.
Recording
CAMERA mode.
2 Press FADER until the desired fader SEL/PUSH

EXEC dial
REC START/
STOP
indicator flashes in the standby mode
(to fade in) or during recording (to
fade out). 1 Slide the POWER switch to select the
CAMERA mode, then press TITLE.
BLACK Select a desired title from the displayed
FADER titles (2 original titles that you have created
before and the preset titles that have been
stored in your camcorder). You can create
original titles (up to 2 types of title of within
20 characters each) in the following
procedure.
3 Press REC START/STOP. 1 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select
The fader indicator stops flashing and [CUSTOM1””] or [CUSTOM2””], then
disappears when the fade is complete. press the dial.
TITLE STBY
CUSTOM1""
To cancel the operation OK
CREATE / EDIT
In step 2, press FADER repeatedly until the
indicator disappears. [TITLE] : END
b Notes
• For TRV260/265: 2 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select
You cannot use the FADER function together with: [CREATE/EDIT], then press the dial.
– Tape photo recording 3 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select
– [FRAME REC] (Frame recording) the column of the desired character, then
– [INT. REC] (Interval recording)
press the dial.
• Titles do not fade in or fade out. The date and time
indicator for TRV128/228/328/428 also does
not fade in or fade out.
Erase them before operating the FADER function if
they are not needed.
,continued
Recording 31
4 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select [POSITION] (position)
the desired character, then press the dial. You can select from 8 to 9 choices.
TITLE SET P1 STBY
S_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ABCDE 1 2 3 4 5
FGHIJ 6 7 8 9 0
$ ¥DM£
¿iø”:
KLMNO ÀÈÌÒÙ
PQRST ÁÉÍÓÚ
[ C ]
[ cP2 ] select [OK], then press the dial.
UVWXY ÂÊÔÆŒ [O K]
Z& ? ! ÃÕÑçß
’ . , / – ÄÏÖÜÅ
The title appears.
[TITLE] : END
To erase a character: Select [C]. 5 Press REC START/STOP.

To enter a space: Select [Z& ? !], then
select the blank part between & and ?. 6 Press TITLE at the scene you want to
To select alphabet and Russian erase the title off.
characters: Select [ ].
the next character, and enter the character
To superimpose the title while you are
in the same manner.
6 When you have finished entering recording
characters, turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC Press TITLE and carry out steps 2 to 4. When
dial to select [O K], then press the dial. you press the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial at step 4,
The title is stored in memory. the title is recorded.
b Notes
2 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to • If you display the menu while superimposing a title,
the title is not recorded while the menu is displayed.
select the title you want to insert, then
• When you are selecting and setting the title, the title
press the dial. displayed on the screen is not recorded.
To insert an original title, turn the SEL/ • When you superimpose a title while you are
PUSH EXEC dial to select [CUSTOM1””] recording, the beep does not sound.
or [CUSTOM2””], and press the dial, then • When you are using your camcorder on the battery
select [OK] and press the dial. pack and do not operate it for 5 minutes, the power
automatically goes off as the default setting. If you
may take 5 minutes or longer to enter characters, set
3 Change [COLOR], [SIZE], or [A.SHUT OFF] in the (OTHERS) menu to
[NEVER] (p. 59). The power will not to be turn off.
[POSITION] as necessary. Even though the power goes off, the characters you
1 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select have entered remain stored in memory. Turn the
[COLOR], [SIZE], or [POSITION], then power back on, then start again from step 1 to
press the dial. The selected item appears continue superimposing the title.
on the screen. • For TRV128/228/328/428:
2 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select The date and time, or either of them, may not be
the desired item, then press the dial. displayed depending on the size or position of the
3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 until the title is laid title.
out as desired. z Tip
[COLOR] (color) • To change a created title, select the title in step 1,
[WHITE] y [YELLOW] y then press the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial. Then reselect
[VIOLET] y [RED] y [CYAN] y the characters again.
[GREEN] y [BLUE]
[SIZE] (size)
[SMALL] y [LARGE]
(You can only select [SMALL] when
you are entering more than 13
characters.)
32 Recording
Searching for the last
scene of the most
recent recording
– END SEARCH
This function is handy when you have played

back the tape, for example, but want to start
recording right after the most recently
recorded scene. The END SEARCH function
will not work once you eject the cassette after
Recording
you have recorded on the tape.
END SEARCH POWER

switch

CAMERA mode.
2 Press END SEARCH.

The last scene of the most recent recording
is played back for about 5 seconds, and the
camcorder enters the standby mode at the
point where the last recording has finished.
To cancel the operation

Press END SEARCH again.
b Note
• The END SEARCH function will not work correctly
when there is a blank section between recorded
sections on the tape.
z Tip
• When PLAY/EDIT mode is selected, you can do this
operation by pressing END SEARCH.
Recording 33
Playback
3 Press (rewind) to go to the point
you want to view.
Viewing pictures
recorded on a tape 4 Press (play) to start playback.
Make sure you have a recorded cassette

inserted into your camcorder. To adjust the volume
When you want to play back the recorded Press either of the two buttons on VOLUME.
picture on your TV, see page 39. When you close the LCD panel, sound is turned
off.
For TRV228/428/ TRV265:
:To turn the volume down
You can control playback using the Remote
:To turn the volume up
Commander.
To stop playback
Press (stop).
To pause
Press (pause) during playback. Press
(pause) or (play) to restart the
playback.
Playback stops automatically when pause mode
continues for a few minutes.
To fast forward or rewind

Press (fast forward) or (rewind) in
stop mode.
OPEN POWER
To review movies on the viewfinder
switch Close the LCD panel.
Indicators displayed during playing

z Tip back
• Performing Easy Handycam operation, even first For TRV128/228/328/428:
time users can play back easily. For details, see
page 36.
1 Press OPEN and open the LCD panel. 60min 0:00:00
2 Slide the POWER switch repeatedly to

select the PLAY/EDIT mode.
Slide the POWER

switch while
pressing the green
button.
34 Playback
For TRV260/265: To view pictures at slow speed (slow
playback)*
For TRV228/428/ TRV265:
Press SLOW y on the Remote Commander
60min 0:00:00:00
during playback. To resume normal playback,
press PLAY.
* For TRV265:
Pictures output from the DV Interface cannot be
played back smoothly in the slow mode.
b Notes
• For TRV228/428:
A Remaining battery time If slow playback lasts for about 1 minute, the
B Recording mode (SP or LP) camcorder automatically returns to normal speed
playback.
C Tape transport indicator • For TRV128/228/328/428:
D Tape counter (hour: minute: second) When you play back a tape recorded in the LP mode,
noise may appear on the LCD screen in the
E Hi8 format
Playback
following cases:
This appears while playing back Hi8 format – Slow playback ( TRV228/428)
tapes. – Playback pause
F Time code (hour: minute: second: frame) – Picture search
or tape counter (hour: minute: second)
b Note
• For TRV260/265:
If you use a standard 8 mm tape, be sure to play
back the tape on your camcorder. Mosaic noise may
appear when you play back the standard 8 mm
tape on other camcorders (including another DCR-
TRV260/TRV265).
Playing back in various modes
To fast forward or rewind during

playback – Picture search
Keep on pressing (fast forward) or
(rewind) during playback.
To resume normal playback, release the button.
To view the picture while fast

forwarding or rewinding – Skip scan
Keep on pressing (fast forward) or
(rewind) while fast forwarding or rewinding the
tape.
To resume fast forwarding or rewinding, release
the button.
Playback 35
Playing back with 4 Play back a tape.
The following buttons can be operated.
ease (play)/ (stop)/
(fast forward)/
(pause)/
(rewind)
– Easy Handycam For TRV228/428/ TRV265:
You can operate those operations and
SLOW y on the Remote Commander.
Easy Handycam operation allows easy
playback for even first time users by
providing only the basic functions for
To cancel Easy Handycam operation
playback. Also screen font size increases for
Press EASY again.
easy viewing. Make sure you have a recorded
cassette inserted into your camcorder. b Notes
For TRV260/265:
EASY
• During Easy Handycam operation, you cannot
connect the USB cable to your camcorder.
• You cannot use Easy Handycam operation together
with USB Streaming.
OPEN POWER switch
z Tip
• Buttons that do not work during Easy Handycam
operation have a dot beside them on your camcorder.
Also, only menu items that are available during Easy
Handycam operation are displayed when MENU is
pressed.
1 Press OPEN and open the LCD panel.

3 Press EASY.
EASY lights up in blue.
Easy Handycam
operation
ON
36 Playback
Displaying the date/time and
Various playback camera settings data – Data code
functions ( TRV260/265)
You can display the recorded date on the During playback, you can view the date/time
screen. data ([DATE/TIME]) and the camera settings
data ([CAM DATA]) that are automatically
DSPL/BATT INFO POWER switch recorded while recording pictures on a tape.

2 Press MENU during playback or

playback pause.
Playback
MENU SEL/PUSH
EXEC dial select (OTHERS), then press the
dial.
Displaying the screen indicators 4 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to

select [DATA CODE], then press the
dial.
You can choose to display the time code, tape OTHERS

DATA CODE OFF
WORLD TIME DATE/TIME
counter, and other information on the screen. BEEP
A. SHUT OFF
CAM DATA
COMMANDER
DISPLAY
VIDEO EDIT
RETURN
[MENU] : END
Press DSPL/BATT INFO.
The indicators appear/disappear as you press the
button.
select the [DATE/TIME] or [CAM
z Tips DATA], then press the dial.
• For TRV228/428/ TRV265:
You can display the screen indicators by pressing
DISPLAY on the Remote Commander.
• You can display the screen indicators during
6 Press MENU.
playback on a TV. Select the (OTHERS) menu,
60min 0:00:00:00
[DISPLAY], then [V-OUT/LCD] (p. 60).
JAN 1 2004
12:17:50PM
,continued
Playback 37
To hide the date/time or the camera
settings data
Follow steps 2 to 4, and select [OFF] in step 5.
Camera settings data display

In the date/time data display, the date and time
is displayed in the same area.
If you record the picture without setting the
clock, [--- -- ----] and [--:--:--] will appear.
60min 0:00:00:00
1
2
3
AUTO
100 AWB
F1.6 9dB 4
5
6
A SteadyShot off
B Exposure
C White balance
D Gain
E Shutter speed
F Aperture value
38 Playback
Connect your camcorder to a TV using the
Playing the picture on supplied A/V connecting cable as shown in
the following illustration.
a TV Connect the supplied AC Adaptor to the wall
outlet for the power supply (p. 12).
Refer also to the instruction manuals supplied
with the devices to be connected.
To copy to another tape, see page 63.
For TRV128/228/328/428:
A/V OUT jack
Yellow
Playback
Black
Signal flow A/V connecting cable (supplied)

VCRs or TVs
For TRV260/265:
A/V OUT jack
Yellow
White
Red
Signal flow A/V connecting cable (supplied)

VCRs or TVs
,continued
Playback 39
* When there is an S video jack on the device to be
connected, connect the S video plug to that jack
instead of using the yellow video plug. The audio Locating a scene on a
will not be output when you connect with the S video
plug alone. tape for playback
Pictures can be reproduced more faithfully with this
( TRV265)
connection.
When your TV is connected to a VCR

Connect your camcorder to the LINE IN input Searching quickly for a desired
on the VCR using the A/V connecting cable. Set scene – Zero set memory
the input selector on the VCR to LINE.
To connect to a TV without audio/video

input jacks
For TRV128/228/328/428:
Use a NTSC system RFU adaptor (optional). m REW
Refer to the operating instructions of your TV PLAY
and the RFU adaptor.
STOP
When your TV is stereo DISPLAY
For TRV128/228/328/428:
ZERO SET MEMORY
Connect the audio plug of the A/V connecting
cable to the left (white) input jack of your TV.
When your TV is monaural (When your 1 During playback, press ZERO SET
TV has only one audio input jack) MEMORY on the Remote
For TRV260/265: Commander at the point you want to
Connect the yellow plug of the A/V connecting locate later on.
cable to the video input jack and connect the The tape counter is reset to “0:00:00” and
white or the red plug to the audio input jack of appears on the screen.
your TV or VCR. If the tape counter is not displayed, press
When you want to play the sound in monaural DISPLAY on the Remote Commander.
mode, use a connecting cable (optional) for that
purpose.
2 Press STOP when you want to stop
playback.
3 Press m REW.
The tape stops automatically when the tape
counter reaches “0:00:00.”
4 Press PLAY.
The playback starts from the point
designated “0:00:00” on the tape counter.

Press ZERO SET MEMORY on the Remote
Commander again.
40 Playback
b Notes • The Date search will not function correctly when
• There may be a discrepancy of several seconds there is a blank section between recorded sections on
between the time code and the tape counter. the tape.
• Zero set memory will not function correctly if there
is a blank section between recorded sections on the
tape. Searching for a still image
– Photo search
Searching for a scene by date of
recording – Date search
You can locate the still image you have
recorded on a tape.
You can locate the point where the recording
date changes.
SEARCH M.
./>
SEARCH M.
STOP
Playback
./>
STOP

2 Press SEARCH M. on the Remote
Commander repeatedly to select
2 Press SEARCH M. on the Remote [PHOTO SEARCH].
[DATE SEARCH].
3 Press . (previous)/> (next) on
the Remote Commander to select the
3 Press . (previous)/> (next) on photo for playback.
the Remote Commander to select a Playback of the photo starts automatically.
recording date. Each time you press the button, the previous
Playback starts automatically from the or the next photo will be searched for and
point where the date changes. displayed.
Each time you press the button, the previous
or the next date will be searched for and
displayed. To cancel the operation
Press STOP on the Remote Commander.
b Note
To cancel the operation • If a tape has a blank section between recorded
Press STOP on the Remote Commander. sections, the Photo search function may not work
correctly.
b Notes
• If one day’s recording is less than 2 minutes, your
camcorder may not accurately find the point where
the recording date changes.
,continued
Playback 41
Playing back still images in
sequence – Photo scan
You can also locate still images one after

another and display each image for 5 seconds
automatically.
SEARCH M.
./>
STOP

2 Press SEARCH M. on the Remote

[PHOTO SCAN].
3 Press . (previous)/> (next) on

the Remote Commander.
Each photo will be played back for about 5
seconds.

Press STOP on the Remote Commander.
b Note
• If a tape has a blank section between recorded
sections, the Photo scan function may not work
correctly.
42 Playback
BAdvanced operations OTHERS (p. 59)
Customizing Your Camcorder TAPE SET

REC MODE SP
STBY
AUDIO MODE
REMAIN
FRAME REC
Changing the menu I N T. REC

RETURN
settings [MENU] : END
You can change various settings or make

detailed adjustments using the menu items
select the desired item, then press the
displayed on the screen.
dial.
MENU The available menu items vary depending
on the position of the POWER switch.
Unavailable items will be grayed out.
TAPE SET STBY

REC MODE
AUDIO MODE
REMAIN AUTO
FRAME REC ON
I N T. REC
RETURN
Customizing Your Camcorder

[MENU] : END
SEL/PUSH EXEC dial POWER switch 5 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
select the desired mode, then press the
dial.
1 Turn on the power (p. 15).
TAPE SET STBY
REC MODE
AUDIO MODE
REMAIN ON
2 Press MENU. FRAME REC
I N T. REC
RETURN
The menu screen appears.
[MENU] : END
MANUAL SET STBY

PROGRAM AE
P EFFECT
AUTO SHTR
6 Press MENU to hide the menu screen.

[MENU] : END If you want to change other items, select
[ RETURN] and press the dial, then
repeat steps from 3 to 5.

select desired menu, then press the
dial.
MANUAL SET (p. 44)
CAMERA SET (p. 47)
PLAYER SET (p. 51) ( TRV128/
228/328/428)
VCR SET (p. 51) ( TRV260/265)
LCD SET (p. 53)
TAPE SET (p. 54)
SETUP MENU (p. 57)
Customizing Your Camcorder 43

The default settings are marked with G. The
Using the settings you can adjust vary depending on the
power mode of your camcorder. The screen
(MANUAL SET) menu shows the items you can operate at the moment.
– PROGRAM AE/P EFFECT, etc.
MANUAL SET
PROGRAM AE
You can select items listed below in the P EFFECT
AUTO SHTR
MANUAL SET menu. To select these items,

see “Changing the menu settings” (p. 43).
[MENU] : END
PROGRAM AE
You can record pictures easily in a situation that requires various techniques by
selecting the following settings.
G AUTO Select this when not using PROGRAM AE.

SPOTLIGHT* Select to prevent people’s faces from appearing
(spotlight) ( ) excessively white when subjects are lit by strong
light, such as in a theater or at a wedding.
PORTRAIT (soft Select to bring out the subject such as people or

portrait) ( ) flowers while creating a soft background.
SPORTS* (sports Select to minimize shake when shooting fast-

lesson) ( ) moving subjects such as in tennis or golf.
BEACH&SKI* Select to prevent people’s faces from appearing

(beach & ski) ( ) dark in strong light or reflected light, such as at a
beach in midsummer or on a ski slope.
SUNSETMOON Select to maintain the atmosphere of situations

** (sunset & such as sunsets, general night views, fireworks,
moon) ( ) and neon signs.
LANDSCAPE** Select when shooting distant subjects such as

(landscape) ( ) mountains. This setting also prevents your
camcorder from focusing on glass or metal mesh
in windows that comes in between the camcorder
and the subject.
* Your camcorder is adjusted to focus only on subjects in the middle to far distance.
44 Customizing Your Camcorder

**Your camcorder is adjusted to focus only on distant subjects.
b Note
• When you set the NIGHTSHOT PLUS switch to ON, [PROGRAM AE] does not work.
(The indicator flashes.)
P EFFECT
For TRV128/228/328/428:
You can add special effects (such as films) to a picture before recording.
appears when each effect is selected.
For TRV260/265:
You can add special effects (such as films) to a picture before or after recording.
appears when each effect is selected.
GOFF Select when not using the Picture effect setting.

NEG.ART Select to record/play the picture with the color
and brightness of the picture reversed.

SEPIA Select to record/play the picture appearing in sepia.
B&W Select to record/play the picture appearing in monochrome (black-
and-white).
SOLARIZE Select to record/play the picture looking like an
illustration with strong contrast.
SLIM Select to record the picture appearing vertically

expanded. (This effect is not available during
playback.)
STRETCH Select to record the picture appearing

horizontally expanded. (This effect is not
available during playback.)
PASTEL Select to record the picture looking like a pale

pastel drawing. (This effect is not available
during playback.)
MOSAIC Select to record the picture appearing mosaic-

patterned. (This effect is not available during
playback.)
b Note
• For TRV260/265:
You cannot add effects to externally input pictures. Also, you cannot output pictures edited
with Picture effects via the DV Interface.
,continued

z Tip
• You can copy pictures edited using picture effects to another tape (p. 63).
AUTO SHTR
GON Select to automatically activate the electronic shutter to adjust the

shutter speed when recording in bright conditions.
OFF Select when recording without using the electronic shutter.

Using the settings you can adjust vary depending on the
(CAMERA SET) menu shows the items you can operate at the moment.
– 16:9 WIDE/STEADYSHOT, etc.
CAMERA SET
D ZOOM
You can select items listed below in the 1 6 : 9W I DE
STEADYSHOT
N. S. L I GHT
CAMERA SET menu. To select these items, see
“Changing the menu settings” (p. 43).
[MENU] : END
D ZOOM
You can select the maximum zoom level in case you want to zoom to a level
greater than 20 times while recording on a tape. Note that the image quality
decreases when you are using the digital zoom. This function is useful when
recording enlarged pictures of a distant subject, such as a bird.

The right side of the bar shows the digital
zooming zone.
The zooming zone appears when you select
the zooming level.
GOFF Select to deactivate the digital zoom. Up to 20 times zoom is

performed optically.
40 × Select to activate the digital zoom. 20 times through 40 times zoom is
performed digitally.
990 × Select to activate the digital zoom. 20 times through 990 times zoom
is performed digitally.
,continued

16:9 WIDE
For TRV128/228/328/428:
You can record a cinema-like picture ([CINEMA] mode) or a 16:9 wide picture
([16:9 FULL] mode) to watch on the 16:9 wide-screen TV.
Refer also to the manuals supplied with your TV.
In [CINEMA] mode
When viewed on the LCD screen/viewfinder
When viewed on a 16:9 wide screen TV*
When viewed on a standard TV**
In [16:9 FULL] mode

When viewed on the LCD screen/viewfinder
* Picture appears in full screen when the wide-screen TV switches to full mode.
**Played in 4:3 mode. When you play a picture in the wide mode, it appears as you have seen
on the LCD screen or in the viewfinder.
GOFF Standard setting (to record pictures to play back on a 4:3 TV). The
recorded picture will not be wide.
CINEMA ( ) Select to record a picture to be played back in CINEMA mode.
16:9 FULL ( ) Select to record a picture to be played back on a 16:9 wide TV.

z Tips
• The ID-1 system sends aspect ratio information (16:9, 4:3, or letter box) by inserting
signals between video signals.
• When you record in the [16:9 FULL], the date or time indicator will be widened on wide-
screen TVs.
• For TRV328/428:
The SteadyShot does not work. If you set [16:9 FULL] in the menu settings when the
SteadyShot is working, flashes and the SteadyShot does not function.
For TRV260/265:
You can record a 16:9 wide picture on the tape to watch on a 16:9 wide-screen TV
([16:9 WIDE] mode).
With this function [ON], your camcorder offers even wider angles when you
move the power zoom lever to the “W” side than recording in [OFF].
When you connect your camcorder to the S video input jack of a TV compatible
with the ID-1/ID-2 system and play the tape, the TV switches to full mode
automatically.
Refer also to the manuals supplied with your TV.
When viewed on the LCD screen

* Picture appears in full screen when the wide-screen TV switches to full mode.
**In 4:3 mode. When you play a picture in the wide mode, it appears as you have seen on the
LCD screen.
GOFF Standard setting (to record pictures to play back on a 4:3 TV). The
recorded picture will not be wide.
ON ( ) Select to record a picture to be played back on a 16:9 wide TV. The
recorded picture will be played in full mode when you connect to your
TV using an S (S1) video input jack compatible with ID-1/ID-2
systems.
z Tips
• The ID-1 system sends aspect ratio information (16:9, 4:3, or letter box) by inserting
signals between video signals.
• The ID-2 system sends a copyright protection signal with the ID-1 signals inserted between
video signals in an analog connection.
• S1 video sends information with the standard S video signal to select wide mode
automatically.
• The SteadyShot does not work. If you set [16:9 WIDE] to [ON] in the menu settings when
the SteadyShot is working flashes and the SteadyShot does not function.
,continued

STEADYSHOT
For TRV328/428/ TRV260/265:
You can select this function to compensate for camera-shake.
GON Standard setting (enable the SteadyShot function). If you select a

function that STEADYSHOT cannot work with, appears.
OFF ( ) Select to deactivate the SteadyShot function.
Select to shoot a stationary subject with a tripod, or when using a
conversion lens (optional). Natural pictures are produced.
b Note
• For TRV260/265:
Camera-shake cannot be completely compensated for in the following cases:
– When recording in a dark place
– When recording a subject with little contrast to the background
– When recording horizontal stripes
– When using the zoom
– When recording a fast moving subject
– When the zoom position is set to the W-end side
N.S. LIGHT
When using the NightShot plus function to record, you can record clearer pictures
by using the NightShot Light to emit infrared rays (invisible).
GON Select to use the NightShot Light. (p. 28)

OFF Select to disable the NightShot Light. (p. 28)

items, see “Changing the menu settings”
Using the (PLAYER (p. 43).
SET)/ (VCR SET) settings you can adjust vary depending on the
menu – HiFi SOUND/EDIT, etc. shows the items you can operate at the moment.
You can select the items listed below in the VCR SET
H i F i SOUND
menu (the PLAYER SET menu for AUDIO MIX
TRV128/228/328/428, the VCR SET

menu for TRV260/265.) To select these
[MENU] : END
HiFi SOUND
For TRV260/265:
You can select how to play back audio recorded on a tape in stereo mode.

GSTEREO Select to play back a stereo tape or dual sound track tape with main
and sub sound.
1 Select to play back a stereo tape with the left channel sound or a dual
sound track tape with main sound.
2 Select to play back a stereo tape with the right channel sound or a dual
sound track tape with sub sound.
b Notes
• You can playback a dual sound track cassette on this camcorder. However, you cannot
record a dual sound track on this camcorder.
• The setting returns to [STEREO] when you disconnect the power source from your
camcorder for more than 5 minutes.
EDIT
For TRV128/228/328/428:
Picture degradation is minimized when you dub or edit a tape using the camcorder
as the playback device.
GOFF Select this for no compensation.

ON Select to minimize picture degradation.
b Note
• The setting returns to [OFF] when you disconnect the power source from your camcorder
for more than 5 minutes.
,continued

TBC
For TRV128/228/328/428:
GON Select to correct jitter (horizontal picture shake during playback).

OFF Select to not compensate picture distortion when playing back a tape
on which you have dubbed repeatedly or recorded TV game signals.
DNR
For TRV128/228/328/428:
GON Select to eliminate color noise in the picture.
OFF Select to minimize picture artifacts in a picture containing lots of
movement.
AUDIO MIX
For TRV260/265:
You can adjust the audio balance between ST1 (the originally recorded sound)
and ST2.
b Notes
• You cannot adjust sound recorded in 16 bit audio mode.
• Only the originally recorded sound will be heard when you disconnect the power source
from your camcorder for more than 5 minutes.

Using the (LCD settings you can adjust vary depending on the
SET) menu – LCD B.L./LCD shows the items you can operate at the moment.
COLOR, etc.
LCD SET
LCD BR I GHT
You can select the items listed below in the LCD B. L.
LCD COLOR
LCD SET menu. To select these items, see

“Changing the menu settings” (p. 43).
[MENU] : END
LCD BRIGHT
See page 16 for details.
LCD B.L.

You can adjust the brightness of the LCD screen’s backlight. The recorded picture
will not be affected by this setting.
GBRT NORMAL Standard brightness.

BRIGHT Select to brighten the LCD screen.
b Notes
• When you connect your camcorder to outside power sources, [BRIGHT] is automatically
selected for the setting.
• When you select [BRIGHT], battery life is reduced by about 10 percent during recording.
LCD COLOR
Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to adjust the color on the LCD screen. The
recorded picture will not be affected by this setting.
Low intensity High intensity

Using the (TAPE shows the items you can operate at the moment.
SET) menu – FRAME REC/ TAPE SET
REC MODE
INT.REC, etc. AUDIO MODE
REMAIN
FRAME REC
I NT. REC
You can select items listed below in the TAPE

SET menu. To select items, see “Changing the [MENU] : END
menu settings” (p. 43).

settings you can adjust vary depending on the
REC MODE
GSP ( SP ) Select to record in the SP (Standard Play) mode on a cassette.

LP ( LP ) Select to increase the recording time from that of the SP mode (2 times
longer for TRV128/228/328/428, 1.5 times longer for
TRV260/265) (Long Play). The use of Sony cassettes is
recommended to get the most out of your camcorder.
b Notes
• If you record in the LP mode, a mosaic-like noise may appear or sound may be interrupted
when you play back the tape on other camcorders or VCRs.
• For TRV128/228/328/428:
When you record a tape in the LP mode on your camcorder, recording is carried out in the
standard 8 mm system.
• For TRV260/265:
When you mix recordings in the SP mode and in the LP mode on one tape, the playback
picture may be distorted or the time code may not be written properly between the scenes.
AUDIO MODE
For TRV260/265:
G12BIT Select to record in the 12-bit mode (2 stereo sounds).
16BIT ( ) Select to record in the 16-bit mode (1 stereo sound with high quality).
ORC TO SET
For TRV128/228/328/428:
You can automatically adjust the recording condition to get the best possible
recording.
When you select [ORC TO SET] in the menu settings, [START/STOP KEY]
appears. Press REC START/STOP. [ORC] appears on the screen and adjustment
starts. Your camcorder returns to the standby mode when adjustment is complete.
It takes about 10 seconds for adjustment.
b Notes
• Each time you eject a cassette, this setting will be canceled.

• When you set [ORC TO SET], a non-recorded section of about 0.1 second appears on the
tape. However, note that this non-recorded section disappears from the tape when you
continue recording from this section.
• To check if you have already set this setting, select [ORC TO SET] in the menu settings.
[ORC ON] is displayed if it is already set.
REMAIN
GAUTO Select to display the remaining tape bar:

• For about 8 seconds after you turn on your camcorder with the
cassette inserted, and your camcorder calculates the remaining
amount of tape.
• For about 8 seconds after (play) is pressed.
• For about 8 seconds after DSPL/BATT INFO is pressed to display
the screen indicators.
• For the period of tape rewinding, forwarding or picture search.
ON Select to always display the remaining tape indicator.
FRAME REC

For TRV260/265:
You can record pictures with a stop-motion animated effect by alternately frame
recording and then moving the subject a little.
For TRV265:
Operate your camcorder using the Remote Commander to prevent camera shake.
GOFF Select to record in the standard recording mode.

ON Select to record pictures using the frame recording function.
1 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select [ON], then
press the dial.
2 Press MENU to hide the menu settings.
lights up.
A picture (approximately 6 frames) is recorded, and your
camcorder enters the standby mode.
4 Move the subject and repeat step 3.
b Notes
• When you use frame recording continuously, the remaining tape time will not be indicated
correctly.
• The last scene will be longer than other scenes.
,continued

INT.REC
For TRV260/265:
You can achieve excellent recordings of flowers blooming, etc., with this
function. Connect your camcorder to the wall outlet using the supplied AC
Adaptor during the operation.
[a] [a] [a]
[b] [b]
a. [REC TIME]
b. [INTERVAL]
1 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select [SET], then press the dial.
2 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select [INTERVAL], then press the
dial.
3 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select the desired interval time
(30 seconds, 1, 5, 10 minutes), then press the dial.
4 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select [REC TIME], then press the
dial.
5 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select the desired recording time
(0.5, 1, 1.5, 2 seconds), then press the dial.
6 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select [ RETURN], then press the
dial.
7 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select [ON], then press the dial.
8 Press MENU to hide the menu settings.
flashes.
The interval recording starts.
lights up during interval recording.
To cancel recording, set to [OFF] in the menu settings.
b Note
• There may be a discrepancy in recording time of up to ± 6 frames from the selected time.
z Tips
• If you adjust the focus manually, you may be able to record clear pictures even if the light
changes (p. 29).
• You can silence the beeps during recording (p. 59).

Using the (SETUP settings you can adjust vary depending on the
MENU) – CLOCK SET/USB STREAM/ shows the items you can operate at the moment.
LANGUAGE, etc.
SETUP MENU
CLOCK SET
USB STREAM
You can select items listed below in the SETUP LTR SIZE
LANGUAGE
DEMO MODE
MENU. To select items, see “Changing the
menu settings” (p. 43).
[MENU] : END
CLOCK SET
You can set the date and time (p. 17).
AUTO DATE

For TRV128/228/328/428:
You can automatically record the date once a day for 10 seconds after you start
recording.
GON Select to record the date for 10 seconds after recording has started.
OFF Select to cancel the auto date function.
z Tip
• The auto date function automatically displays the date once a day. However, the date may
automatically appear more than once a day if:
– you set the date and time.
– you eject and insert the tape again.
– you stop recording within 10 seconds.
– you set [AUTO DATE] to [OFF] once and set it back to [ON] in the menu settings.
USB STREAM
For TRV260/265:
You can connect a USB cable (supplied) to your camcorder, and view the picture
displayed on the screen of your camcorder on your computer (USB Streaming).
For details, refer to the “Computer Applications Guide.”
GOFF Select to deactivate the USB Streaming function.
ON Select to activate the USB Streaming function.
LTR SIZE
GNORMAL Select to display selected menu items in normal size.

2× Select to display selected menu items at twice the normal height.
,continued

LANGUAGE
You can select or change the language used for the on-screen display (p. 19). You
can select from English, Simplified English, Canadian-French, Latin American
Spanish, Brazilian-Portuguese, Traditional-Chinese, or Korean.
DEMO MODE
When you remove a cassette from your camcorder, and select the CAMERA
mode, you can view the demonstration in about 10 minutes.
GON Select to see an overview of the functions available such as when you
are using this camcorder for the first time.
OFF Select when you do not intend to use the [DEMO MODE].
b Note
• You can view the demonstration only when the NIGHTSHOT PLUS switch is set to OFF.
z Tips
• The demonstration will be suspended in situations such as those described below.
– When a cassette is inserted.
– When a mode other than CAMERA is selected.
• If [A.SHUT OFF] is set to [5 min] when the camcorder is used on the battery pack, the
power will be turned off after approximately 5 minutes (p. 59).

Using the shows the items you can operate at the moment.
(OTHERS) menu – WORLD OTHERS
WORLD TIME
TIME/VIDEO EDIT, etc. BEEP
A. SHUT OFF
COMMANDER
DISPLAY
REC LAMP
You can select items listed below in the
OTHERS menu. To select items, see “Changing [MENU] : END
the menu settings” (p. 43).

settings you can adjust vary depending on the
DATA CODE
For TRV260/265:
GOFF Select not to display date, time and the camera settings data during
playback.
DATE/TIME Select to display the date and time during playback. (p. 37)

CAM DATA Select to display the camera setting data during playback. (p. 37)
WORLD TIME
You can adjust the time difference when using your camcorder abroad. Set the
time difference by turning the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial, the clock will be adjusted
in accordance with the time difference. If you set the time difference to 0, the
clock returns to the originally set time.
BEEP
GMELODY Select to play a melody when you start/stop recording, operate your
camcorder with the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial, or when an unusual
condition occurs on your camcorder.
NORMAL Select to sound a beep instead of the melody.
OFF Select to cancel the melody, beep sound, shutter sound and operation
confirmation beep.
A.SHUT OFF
G5 min Select to activate the Auto shut off. When approximately 5 minutes
have elapsed while you do not operate your camcorder, the camcorder
is automatically turned off to prevent the battery from becoming
consumed.
NEVER Select to deactivate the Auto shut off.
,continued

b Note
• When you connect your camcorder to the wall outlet, [A.SHUT OFF] is automatically set
to [NEVER].
COMMANDER
For TRV228/428/ TRV265:
GON Select when using the Remote Commander supplied with your
camcorder.
OFF Select to deactivate the Remote Commander to prevent your
camcorder from responding to a command sent by another VCR
remote control unit.
b Note
• The setting returns to [ON] when you have the power source disconnected from your
camcorder for more than 5 minutes.
DISPLAY
GLCD Select to show the displays such as the time code on the LCD screen
and in the viewfinder.
V-OUT/LCD Select to show the displays such as the time code on the TV screen,
LCD screen, and in the viewfinder.
REC LAMP
GON Select to turn on the camera recording lamp on the front of your
camcorder during recording.
OFF Select this setting in the following recording situations. The camera
recording lamp will not light up during recording.
• When you do not want the subject to be nervous about being
recorded.
• When you are recording close to the subject.
• When the subject reflects the recording lamp.
VIDEO EDIT
For TRV260/265:
You can select up to 20 scenes (programs) and record them in the desired order to
another recording device such as VCR (p. 69).

Dubbing/Editing You can create a copy of the picture recorded
on your camcorder on other recording
Connecting to a VCR devices (p. 63).
For TRV260/265, you can also record the
picture from a VCR to a tape on your
camcorder (p. 68).
Connect your camcorder to a VCR as shown
in the following illustration.
For TRV128/228/328/428:
A/V OUT jack
Dubbing/Editing
Yellow
Black
A/V connecting cable (supplied)
VCRs
Signal flow
,continued
Dubbing/Editing 61
For TRV260/265:
A/V OUT jack
Connecting with an i.LINK cable
i.LINK cable (optional)

A/V OUT
i.LINK jack
DV Interface
Yellow
White
A/V connecting cable (supplied)
VCRs
Red
Signal flow
* When there is an S video jack on the device to be To use an i.LINK cable for connection
connected, connect the S video plug to that jack For TRV260/265:
instead of using the yellow video plug. The audio
Use an i.LINK cable (optional) to connect your
will not be output when you connect with the S video
camcorder to other device via the DV Interface.
plug alone.
Pictures can be reproduced more faithfully with this The video and sound signals are transmitted
connection. digitally, producing high quality pictures. Note
that you cannot record the picture and sound
b Notes on the A/V connecting cable separately. For details, see page 84.
• Use the A/V connecting cable to connect your
camcorder to other devices. Before connecting,
make sure the [DISPLAY] setting in the
(OTHERS) menu is set to [LCD] (the default
setting) (p. 60).
• For TRV128/228/328/428:
When you are connecting your camcorder to stereo
device, connect the audio plug of the A/V
connecting cable to the left (white) jack on the VCR.
• For TRV260/265:
When you are connecting your camcorder to
monaural device, connect the yellow plug of the
A/V connecting cable to the video jack, and the red
or the white plug to the audio jack on the VCR.
62 Dubbing/Editing
• For TRV260/265:
Dubbing to another When your camcorder is connected to the VCR via

the DV Interface, you cannot record the title or
indicators.
tape • For TRV260/265:
Pictures edited with Picture effect ([P EFFECT]
p. 45) cannot be output via the DV Interface.
You can copy and edit the picture played • For TRV260/265:
back on your camcorder to other recording When connected using the i.LINK cable, the
devices (such as VCRs). recorded picture becomes rough when a picture is
paused on your camcorder while recording to a
VCR.
1 Connect your VCR to your camcorder
z Tip
as a recording device (p. 61, 62). • For TRV128/228/328/428:
To prevent deterioration of pictures, set [EDIT] to
[ON] in the (PLAYER SET) menu before
2 Prepare your VCR for recording. dubbing (p. 51).
• Insert a cassette for recording.
• If your VCR has an input selector, set it to
the input mode.
3 Prepare your camcorder for playback.

• Insert the recorded cassette.
• Slide the POWER switch to select the
Dubbing/Editing
PLAY/EDIT mode.
4 Start the playback on your camcorder,

and record it on the VCR.
Refer to the operating instructions supplied
with your VCR for details.
5 When the dubbing is finished, stop

your camcorder and the VCR.
b Notes
• When dubbing using the A/V connecting cable,
press DSPL/BATT INFO to hide indicators such as
time code (p. 37). Otherwise, they will be recorded
on the tape.
• For TRV260/265:
When connected using the A/V connecting cable, to
record the date/time and camera settings data, have
it displayed on screen (p. 37).
Dubbing/Editing 63
Dubbing a tape easily 5 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
select [SETUP], then press the dial.
– Easy Dubbing
EASY DUBBING 0 :0 0 :0 0
SETUP
( TRV128/228/328/428) I R SETUP
PAUSE MODE
3
I R TEST
RETURN
You can control VCR for dubbing with your

NORMAL
camcorder easily with the VCR connected to [ E A S Y D UB ] : E N D
the camcorder.

Step 1: Preparing your camcorder select [IR SETUP], then press the dial.
and VCR for operation When you connect with an A/V connecting
cable, you need to check the [IR SETUP]
code signal to see if your VCR can be
Follow the steps below when you are operated by your camcorder (infrared ray
performing the Easy Dubbing for the first emitter).
time. You can skip this setting if you have set
up the VCR by the following procedure 7 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
before. select the [IR SETUP] code of your
VCR, then press the dial.
b Note
• You cannot perform the Easy Dubbing on a VCR For the [IR SETUP] code of your VCR,
that does not support [IR SETUP] codes. refer to “[IR SETUP] code list” (p. 65).
When there is more than one code listed for
the manufacturer of your VCR, try each
1 Connect your VCR to your camcorder code and find the most appropriate one.
as a recording device (p. 62).
2 Prepare your VCR for recording. select [PAUSE MODE], then press the
• Insert a cassette for recording. dial.
• Set the input selector to input mode, if EASY DUBBING 0 :0 0 :0 0
your VCR has one. SETUP
I R SETUP
PAUSE MODE P A U S E
I R TEST REC
RETURN PB
3 Prepare your camcorder for playback. NORMAL

[ E A S Y D UB ] : E N D
• Insert a cassette for editing.
• Slide the POWER switch repeatedly to
select the mode to cancel recording
4 Press EASY DUB. pause on the VCR, then press the dial.
EASY DUBBING 0 :0 0 :0 0 Refer to the operating instructions supplied
START
T I T LE SEL
MODE SEL
with your VCR for details on operation.
SETUP
NORMAL
64 Dubbing/Editing
[IR SETUP] code list
10Point the infrared ray emitter of your The following [IR SETUP] codes are recorded
camcorder towards the remote sensor on your camcorder by default. (It is set at “3” as
on your VCR, from about 30 cm (12 the default setting.)
in.) away, with no obstructions.
Manufacturing [IR SETUP] code
Remote sensor VCR company
Infrared ray
emitter Sony 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Admiral (M. Wards) 89
Aiwa 47, 54, 80
Akai 49, 51
Audio Dynamic 21, 35
Bell&Howell (M. Wards) 36
Broksonic 21, 70, 82
11Set the VCR to recording pause. Canon 77, 78

Citizen 47
12Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to Craig 47, 73

select [IR TEST], then press the dial. Curtis Mathis 8, 77, 80
Daewoo 26, 40, 77
13Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
Dubbing/Editing
DBX 21, 33, 35
select [EXECUTE], then press the dial. Dimensia 8
Recording starts on your VCR when the Emerson 26, 48, 59, 70, 80, 81, 82
setting is correct. [COMPLETE] appears
when the [IR SETUP] code test is finished. Fisher 36, 37, 44, 45
Go on to the next step. Funai 80
When recording fails to start, select another General Electric 8, 32*, 77, 94*, 101
[IR SETUP] code and try again.
Goldstar/LG 47
GO VIDEO 71
Hitachi 8, 42, 78
select [ RETURN], then press the
dial. HQ 40
Instant Replay 77, 78
JC Penny 8, 21, 33, 35, 36, 42, 77
JVC 12, 13, 14, 21, 33, 35
Kenwood 21, 33, 35, 47
LXI (Sears) 36, 37, 42, 44, 45, 47,
49, 80
Magnavox 17, 77, 78, 83
Marantz 21, 33, 35
Marta 47
Memorex 37, 77
Minolta 8, 42
Mitsubishi/MGA 22, 23, 24, 28, 29
,continued
Dubbing/Editing 65
Manufacturing [IR SETUP] code
Step 2: Selecting the title
company
Multitech 23, 32, 80
NEC 21, 33, 35
Olympic 77, 78 You can insert a title.
Optimus 22 You can select one of the 8 preset titles and
Orion 60 the 2 custom titles. See steps 1 to 4 on
page 31 to create original titles.
Panasonic 16, 17, 77, 78
Pentax 8, 42
Philco 26, 70, 77, 78
select [TITLE SEL], then press the
Philips 47, 77, 78, 83 dial.
Pioneer 78
T I T LE SEL
Quasar 6, 16, 17, 77, 78 OFF
HE L LO !
RCA/PROSCAN 7, 8, 16, 40, 41, 42, 77, HA P P Y B I R T HDA Y
H A P P Y HO L I D A Y S
CONGR A T U L A T I ON S !
78, 78*, 83, 101 OU R SWE E T B A B Y
[EASY DUB]:END
Realistic 22, 36, 37, 77, 80, 88
Sansui 21
Singer 73 2 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
Samsung 24, 24*, 32, 32*, 41, 94, select the desired title, then press the
94* dial.
Sanyo 26, 36, 37, 47 The title flashes.
E A S Y D U B B I NG 0 :0 0 :0 0
Scott 22, 23, 24, 28, 32, 37, OK
COLOR
40, 41 S I ZE
BACK COL
HELLO!
Sharp 88, 89
Shintom 73 [EASY DUB]:END
Signature 2000 80, 89

Sylvania 77, 78, 80, 83
3 Change [COLOR] (color), [SIZE]
Symphonic 80 (size), or [BACK COL.] (back ground
Tashiro 47 color) as necessary.
Tatung 21, 33, 35 If you do not need to change them, go to
Step 3 (p. 67).
Teac 21, 33, 35, 80
Technics 77, 78 [COLOR], [SIZE], or [BACK COL.],
Toshiba 7, 40, 49 then press the dial. The selected item
appears on the screen.
Wards 37, 47, 88, 89, 95
Yamaha 21, 33, 35, 36 the desired item, then press the dial.
Zenith 95 3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 until the title is laid
out as desired.
* TV/VCR component
66 Dubbing/Editing
4 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to 2 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
select [OK], then press the dial. select [NORMAL] or [PREVIEW],
The title lights up. then press the dial.
EASY DUBBING
START
0 :0 0 :0 0 When you select [NORMAL]
T I T LE SEL ON
MODE SEL You can record into the VCR normally.
SETUP
HELLO! When you select [PREVIEW]

NORMAL You can make a time-lapse dubbing by
setting the VCR to automatically repeat 5
seconds’ recording and 25 seconds’
standby.
b Notes 5s 5s
• You can put a title only into the tape of the VCR. [a]
• If you set the background color to [FADE], the [b]
picture may not appear properly, depending on the 25 s 25 s
connected VCR. [c]
30 s 30 s
z Tips
• The title color changes as follows: a. Recording time (VCR)
[WHITE] y [YELLOW] y [VIOLET] y b. Waiting time (VCR)
[RED] y [CYAN] y [GREEN] y [BLUE]
c. Playback time (camcorder)
• The title size changes as follows:
[SMALL] y [LARGE]
Dubbing/Editing
• The background color changes as follows:
[FADE] y [WHITE] y [YELLOW] y
[VIOLET] y [RED] y [CYAN] y [GREEN] Step 4: Performing Easy Dubbing
y [BLUE] y [BLACK]
Step 3: Selecting the dubbing

mode Make sure that your camcorder and VCR are
connected, and that the VCR is set to
recording pause.
You can choose either normal recording
([NORMAL]) or interval recording 1 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
([PREVIEW]). select [START], then press the dial.

START
TITLE SEL
MODE SEL
SETUP
RETURN
EXECUTE
select [MODE SEL], then press the

Engage rec pause.
dial.
NORMAL
[EASY DUB]:END
START
TITLE SEL
MODE SEL NORMAL
SETUP PREVIEW
HELLO!
NORMAL
[EASY DUB]:END
,continued
Dubbing/Editing 67
Recording pictures
select [EXECUTE], then press the dial.
When dubbing ends, your camcorder and
VCR stop automatically.
from a VCR ( TRV260/265)
Then the display returns to the Easy
Dubbing initial screen. You can record and edit pictures from a VCR
on a tape inserted in your camcorder.
Insert a cassette for recording in your
To stop dubbing during editing camcorder.
Press (stop) on your camcorder.
b Note
• Your camcorder can only record from an NTSC
To quit Easy Dubbing source. For example, European video or TV
Press EASY DUB. programs (PAL/SECAM) cannot be recorded
correctly. See page 81 for details on TV color
b Note systems.
• [NOT READY] appears on the screen when
[START] is not carried out.
1 Connect your VCR to your camcorder
(p. 62).
Use an i.LINK cable (optional) for
connection.

3 Press (rec) and the button on its

right simultaneously on your
camcorder, then immediately press
(pause) on your camcorder.
4 Start playing the cassette on your

VCR.
The picture played on the connected device
appears on the LCD screen of your
camcorder.
5 Press (pause) at the point you

want to start recording.
6 Press (stop) to stop recording.
z Tip
• appears when you connect your camcorder
and other devices via an i.LINK cable. (This
indicator may also appear on your TV.)
68 Dubbing/Editing
Dubbing selected 2 Prepare your VCR.
• Insert a cassette for recording.
scenes from a tape • Set the input selector to input mode, if
your VCR has one.
– Digital program editing
( TRV260/265) 3 Prepare your camcorder (playing
device).
You can select up to 20 scenes (programs)
• Insert a cassette for editing.
and record them in the desired order to other
• Slide the POWER switch repeatedly to
recording device such as VCR.
Delete unwanted scene
4 Press MENU.
Change the order

select (OTHERS), then press the
dial.

Results of editing select [VIDEO EDIT], then press the
Dubbing/Editing
dial.
VIDEO EDIT 0:08:55:06
Step 1: Preparing your camcorder MARK
UNDO
1 IN
ERASE ALL
and VCR for operation START
EDIT SET
TOTAL 0:00:00:00
SCENE 0
[MENU] : END
Follow the steps below when you are

performing digital program editing for the
first time to a tape in a VCR. You can skip 7 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
this setting if you have set up the VCR by the select [EDIT SET], then press the dial.
following procedure before.
EDIT SET
b Notes CONTROL
ADJ TEST
IR
”CUT–IN”
• You cannot perform the Digital program editing on ”CUT–OUT”
IR SETUP
a VCR that does not support [IR SETUP] codes. PAUSEMODE
IR TEST
• When your camcorder is connected to the VCR via RETURN
[MENU] : END
the DV Interface, you cannot record the title or
indicators.
1 Connect your VCR to the camcorder

select [CONTROL], then press the
as a recording device (p. 62).
dial.
You can use either the A/V connecting
cable or the i.LINK cable to make the
connection. The dubbing procedure is EDIT SET
CONTROL IR
i. LINK
easier with the i.LINK connection.
[MENU] : END
,continued
Dubbing/Editing 69
5 Point the infrared ray emitter of your
9 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to camcorder towards the remote sensor on
select [i.LINK] or [IR], then press the your VCR, from about 30 cm (12 in.)
dial. away, with no obstructions.
When connecting with an i.LINK 6 Insert a cassette into your VCR, and set
cable the VCR to recording pause.
After selecting [i.LINK], go on to “Step 2: 7 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select
Adjusting the synchronization of the VCR” [IR TEST], then press the dial.
(p. 70).
When connecting with an A/V [EXECUTE], then press the dial.
connecting cable The recording starts on your VCR when the
After selecting [IR], follow the procedure setting is correct. [COMPLETE] appears
described in “To set the [IR SETUP] code” when the [IR SETUP] code test is finished.
(p. 70). Go on to “Step 2: Adjusting the
synchronization of the VCR” (p. 70).
When recording fails to start, select another
To set the [IR SETUP] code IR code and try again.
When you connect with an A/V connecting
cable, you need to check the [IR SETUP] code
signal to see if your VCR can be operated by Step 2: Adjusting the
your camcorder (infrared ray emitter). synchronization of the VCR
Remote sensor VCR
Infrared ray
emitter
Follow the steps below when you are
performing digital program editing for the
first time to a tape in a VCR. You can skip
this setting if you have set up your VCR
before using the following procedure.
You can adjust the synchronization of your
camcorder and the VCR to avoid not
1 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to select recording the starting scene.
[IR SETUP], then press the dial.
the [IR SETUP] code of your VCR, then
1 Remove the cassette from your
press the dial.
camcorder. Prepare a pen and paper
For the [IR SETUP] code of your VCR, to take notes.
refer to “[IR SETUP] code list” (p. 65).
When there is more than one code listed for
the manufacturer of your VCR, try each
2 Set the VCR to recording pause mode.
Skip this step if you have selected [i.LINK]
code and find the most appropriate one.
in step 9 on p. 70.
[PAUSEMODE], then press the dial. b Note
• Run the tape for about 10 seconds before
pausing. The starting scenes may not get
the mode to cancel recording pause on
recorded when you start recording from
the VCR, then press the dial.
the beginning of the tape.
Refer to the operating instructions supplied
with your VCR for details on operation.
70 Dubbing/Editing
3 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to 8 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
select [ADJ TEST], then press the dial. select the average numerical value of
[IN], then press the dial.
VIDEO EDIT
EDIT SET
0:08:55:06 The calculated start position for recording
CONTROL
ADJ TEST RETURN is set.
”CUT–IN” EXECUTE
”CUT–OUT”
IR SETUP ENGAGE
PAUSEMODE REC PAUSE
IR TEST
RETURN
[MENU] : END
select [”CUT-OUT”], then press the
dial.
4 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to VIDEO EDIT
EDIT SET
0:08:55:06
select [EXECUTE], then press the dial. CONTROL

ADJ TEST
”CUT–IN”
[EXECUTING] flashes and a picture (about ”CUT–OUT” 0
IR SETUP
50 seconds long) with 5 [IN] and [OUT] PAUSEMODE
IR TEST
RETURN
indicators each for adjusting [MENU] : END
synchronization is recorded. [COMPLETE]

appears when the recording is finished.
VIDEO EDIT
EDIT SET
0:08:55:06 10Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
CONTROL
ADJ TEST COMPLETE
select the average numerical value of
”CUT–IN”
”CUT–OUT”
IR SETUP
[OUT], then press the dial.
PAUSEMODE
Dubbing/Editing
IR TEST The calculated stop position for recording is
RETURN
[MENU] : END set.

5 Rewind the tape on your VCR, then select [ RETURN], then press the
play back in slow mode. dial.
5 opening numbers for each [IN] and
closing numbers for each [OUT] appear.
Recording the selected scenes as

6 Take a note of the opening numerical
programs
value of each [IN] and the closing
number value of each [OUT], then
calculate the average numerical value
for each [IN] and [OUT]. When you are performing digital program
editing for the first time to a tape in a VCR,
go through the procedures described in Steps
7 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to 1 and 2 (p. 69 to p. 70) beforehand.
select [”CUT-IN”], then press the dial.
VIDEO EDIT
EDIT SET
0:08:55:06 1 Prepare a cassette.
CONTROL
ADJ TEST Insert a tape to be played back into the
”CUT–IN” 0
”CUT–OUT”
IR SETUP
camcorder.
PAUSEMODE
IR TEST
Insert a cassette for recording into your
RETURN
[MENU] : END VCR.
,continued
Dubbing/Editing 71
2 Press MENU. 8 Press the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial.
The ending point of the first program is set,
and the lower part of the program mark
3 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to changes to light blue.
select (OTHERS), then press the
dial. VIDEO EDIT
MARK 2 IN
0:09:07:06
UNDO
ERASE ALL
START
EDIT SET
4 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to TOTAL 0:00:12:00
SCENE 1
select [VIDEO EDIT], then press the [MENU] : END
dial.
VIDEO EDIT
MARK
UNDO
ERASE ALL
1 IN
0:08:55:06
9 Repeat steps 5 to 8 and create
START
EDIT SET
programs.
TOTAL 0:00:00:00
SCENE 0
[MENU] : END
10Set your VCR to the recording pause.
Skip this step if your camcorder is connected
via an i.LINK cable.
5 Search for the beginning of the first
scene that you want to record on your 11Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to
camcorder, then pause playback. select [START], then press the dial.
6 Turn the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial to MARK
UNDO
ERASE ALL
ENGAGE
REC PAUSE
select [MARK], then press the dial. START

EDIT SET
RETURN
EXECUTE
The starting point of the first program is set, TOTAL 0:00:12:00

SCENE 1
and the upper part of the program mark [MENU] : END
changes to light blue.
VIDEO EDIT
MARK
UNDO
ERASE ALL
0:08:55:06
1 OUT
START
EDIT SET
select [EXECUTE], then press the dial.
TOTAL 0:00:00:00 A search for the beginning of the first
SCENE 0
[MENU] : END
program starts, then the recording starts.
[SEARCH] appears during search and
[EDITING] appears during editing.
7 Search for the end of the first scene V I DEO ED I T

EDITING
0:00:06:00
that you want to record on your

camcorder, then pause playback.
SCENE 1/1
[ ] : CANCEL [MENU] : END
When a program is recorded, the program

mark stops flashing and remains lit. When
all programs have been recorded, the
program editing operation stops
automatically.
To cancel recording, press (stop).
72 Dubbing/Editing
To end Digital program editing
Press MENU.
To save a program without using it to

record
Press MENU in step 11.
The program is stored in memory until the
cassette is ejected.
To erase programs
1 Follow steps 1 to 4 in “Recording the
selected scenes as programs” (p. 71).
[UNDO] or [ERASE ALL], then press
the dial.
When you select [UNDO]
You can erase the last set program.
When you select [ERASE ALL]
You can erase all the programs.
[EXECUTE], then press the dial.
Dubbing/Editing
The programs are deleted. To cancel this
operation, select [RETURN], and then
press the dial.
b Notes
• You cannot set starting point or ending point on a
blank section of the tape. If there is a blank section,
the total time may not appear correctly.
• When you cannot operate the device correctly using
an i.LINK cable connection, select [IR] in step 9 on
p. 70, and set the [IR SETUP] code.
Dubbing/Editing 73
Troubleshooting persists, remove the power source and
contact your Sony dealer.
Troubleshooting If “C:ss:ss” is displayed on the LCD
screen or the viewfinder, the self-diagnosis
display function is activated. See page 79 for
If you run into any problem using your details.
camcorder, use the following table to
troubleshoot the problem. If the problem
Overall operations
Symptom Cause and/or Corrective Actions

The power does not turn on. • The battery pack is discharged, running low, or not attached to the
camcorder.
cAttach a charged battery pack to the camcorder. (p. 12)
cUse the AC Adaptor to connect to the wall outlet. (p. 15)
The camcorder does not operate even cDisconnect the AC Adaptor from the wall outlet or remove the battery
when the power is set to on. pack, then reconnect it after about 1 minute. If the functions still do not
work, press the RESET button using a sharp-pointed object. (If you press
the RESET button, all settings including the clock setting are reset.)
For TRV228/428/ TRV265: cSet [COMMANDER] in the (OTHERS) menu to [ON]. (p. 60)
The supplied Remote Commander cInsert a battery into the battery holder with the + – polarities correctly
does not function. matching the + – marks. If this still does not solve the problem, insert a
new battery since the battery is dead. (p. 95)
cRemove any obstructions between the Remote Commander and the
remote sensor.
Batteries/Power sources

The CHG (charge) lamp does not cAttach the battery pack to the camcorder correctly. If the lamp still does
light while the battery pack is being not light up, then it indicates that no power is supplied from the wall
charged. outlet.
• The battery charge is completed. (p. 12)
The CHG (charge) lamp flashes while cAttach the battery pack to the camcorder correctly. If the problem
the battery pack is being charged. persists, disconnect the AC Adaptor from the wall outlet and contact
your Sony dealer. The battery pack may be damaged. (p. 12)
The battery pack is quickly • The temperature of the environment is too low, or the battery pack has
discharged. not been charged enough. This is not a malfunction.
cFully charge the battery again. If the problem persists, replace the
battery pack with a new one. It may be damaged. (p. 12, 83)
74 Troubleshooting
The remaining battery time indicator • The temperature of the environment is too high or too low, or the battery
does not indicate the correct time. pack has not been charged enough. This is not a malfunction.
cFully charge the battery again. If the problem persists, replace the
battery pack with a new one. It may be damaged. (p. 12, 83)
The power turns off frequently • A problem has occurred in the remaining battery time indicator, or the
although the remaining battery battery pack has not been charged enough.
indicator indicates that the battery cFully charge the battery again to correct the indication. (p. 12)
pack has enough power to operate.
The power abruptly turns off. • [A.SHUT OFF] in the (OTHERS) menu is set to [5 min]. (p. 59)
cWhen approximately 5 minutes have elapsed while you do not operate
your camcorder, the camcorder is automatically turned off. Slide the
POWER switch down to turn the power on again. (p. 15) Or use the AC
adaptor.
A problem occurs when the cTurn off the power, and disconnect the AC Adaptor from the wall outlet.
camcorder is connected to the AC Then, connect it again.
Adaptor.
Cassette tapes
Troubleshooting
Cassette cannot be ejected from the cMake sure the power source (battery pack or AC Adaptor) is connected
compartment. correctly. (p. 12)
cRemove the battery pack from the camcorder, then attach it again. (p. 12)
cAttach a charged battery pack to the camcorder. (p. 12)
Cassette is not ejected even when the cMoisture condensation is starting in your camcorder. (p. 86)
cassette lid is open.
The remaining tape indicator is not cSet [ REMAIN] to [ON] in the (TAPE SET) menu to always
displayed. display the remaining tape indicator. (p. 55)
LCD screen/viewfinder

An unknown language appears on the cSee page 19.
screen.
An unknown picture appears on the cThe camcorder is in [DEMO MODE]. (The [DEMO MODE] is
screen. automatically displayed when you leave the camcorder for 10 minutes
after selecting CAMERA without inserting a cassette.) Insert a cassette
to cancel [DEMO MODE]. You can also set [DEMO MODE] to [OFF]
in the menu. (p. 58)
An unknown indicator appears on the cRefer to the indicator list. (p. 97)
screen.
,continued
Troubleshooting 75
The picture in the viewfinder is not cUse the viewfinder lens adjustment lever to adjust the lens. (p. 16)
clear.
The picture in the viewfinder has cClose the LCD panel. The picture is not displayed in the viewfinder
disappeared. when the LCD panel is open. (p. 16)
Recording

The tape does not start when you cSlide the POWER switch to turn on the CAMERA lamp. (p. 15)
press REC START/STOP. cThe tape has reached the end. Rewind it, or insert a new cassette.
cSet the write-protect tab to REC or insert a new cassette. (p. 82)
cThe tape is stuck to the drum due to moisture condensation. Remove the
cassette and leave your camcorder for at least 1 hour, then re-insert the
cassette. (p. 86)
The power abruptly turns off. • [A.SHUT OFF] in the (OTHERS) menu is set to [5 min]. (p. 59)
cWhen approximately 5 minutes have elapsed while you do not operate
your camcorder, the camcorder is automatically turned off.
Slide the POWER switch down to turn the power on again (p. 15). Or
use the AC Adaptor.
• The battery pack is discharged. (p. 12)
For TRV328/428/ TRV260/ cSet [STEADYSHOT] to [ON] in the (CAMERA SET) menu.
265: (p. 50)
The SteadyShot does not function. cSet [16:9 WIDE] to [OFF] in the (CAMERA SET) menu. (p. 48)
The auto focus does not function. cPress FOCUS to enable auto focus. (p. 29)
cThe recording conditions are not suitable for auto focus. Adjust the focus
manually. (p. 29)
A vertical band appears when • This occurs when the contrast between the subject and the background is
recording candlelight or electric light too high. This is not a malfunction.
in the dark.
A vertical band appears when • This phenomenon is called the smear effect. This is not a malfunction.
recording a bright subject.
The color of the picture is not cDeactivate the NightShot plus function. (p. 28)
correctly displayed.
Picture appears too bright on the cDeactivate the NightShot plus function in bright places. (p. 28)
screen, and the subject does not cCancel the back light function. (p. 27)
appear on the screen.
The shutter sound is not heard. cSet [BEEP] to [MELODY] or [NORMAL] in the (OTHERS) menu.
(p. 59)
For TRV328/428/ TRV260/ cSet [STEADYSHOT] to [OFF] in the (CAMERA SET) menu.
265: (p. 50)
Black bands appear when you record
a TV screen or computer screen.
76 Troubleshooting
Flickering or changes in color occurs. cThis occurs when recording pictures under a fluorescent lamp, sodium
lamp, or mercury lamp in the soft portrait or sports lesson mode. Cancel
[PROGRAM AE] in this case. (p. 44)
END SEARCH does not work. • The cassette was ejected after recording.
• The cassette is new and has nothing recorded.
END SEARCH does not work • There is a blank section in the beginning or middle of the tape. This is
correctly. not a malfunction.
The built-in light does not function. cPress LIGHT repeatedly to select .
cIf the problem presists, contact your Sony dealer or local authorized
Sony service facility.
Playback

Cannot play back. cIf the tape has reached the end, rewind the tape. (p. 34)
Horizontal lines appear on the cClean the head using the cleaning cassette (optional). (p. 86)
picture. The displayed pictures are • For TRV128/228/328/428:
not clear or do not appear. The television’s video channel is not adjusted correctly.
cAdjust it. (p. 39)
Troubleshooting
cFor TRV128/228/328/428:
Set [EDIT] to [OFF] in the (PLAYER SET) menu. (p. 51)
No sound or only a low sound is cFor TRV260/265:
heard. Set [HiFi SOUND] to [STEREO] in the (VCR SET) menu. (p. 51)
cTurn up the volume. (p. 34)
cFor TRV260/265:
In the (VCR SET) menu, adjust [AUDIO MIX] from the [ST2] side
until the sound is heard appropriately. (p. 52)
cWhen you are using an S VIDEO plug, make sure the black plug for
TRV128/228/328/428, or the red and white plugs for TRV260/
265 of the A/V connecting cable are connected as well. (p. 39)
The sound breaks off. cClean the head using the cleaning cassette (optional). (p. 86)
For TRV265: • There is a blank section in the beginning or middle of the tape. This is
Cannot perform the Date search with not a malfunction.
the recording date displayed on the
screen.
For TRV260/265: • The tape you are playing was recorded without setting the date and time.
“---” is displayed on the screen. • A blank section on the tape is being played.
• The data code on a tape with a scratch or noise cannot be read.
END SEARCH does not work. • The cassette was ejected after recording.
• The cassette is new and has nothing recorded.
END SEARCH does not work • There is a blank section in the beginning or middle of the tape. This is
correctly. not a malfunction.
,continued
Troubleshooting 77
For TRV260/265: • The tape is recorded in the Hi8 /standard 8 mm system.
The picture does not appear on the
screen when playing back a tape.
Noises appear on the screen. • The tape was recorded in a TV color system other than that of your
camcorder. (p. 81)
Dubbing/Editing

Cannot dub correctly using the A/V cSet [DISPLAY] to [LCD] in the (OTHERS) menu. (p. 60)
connecting cable.
For TRV260/265: • The input signal is not NTSC. (p. 68)
Pictures from connected devices are
not displayed correctly.
For TRV260/265: cSet the input selector on the VCR correctly, then check the connection
Digital program editing does not between your camcorder and the VCR. (p. 62)
function. cWhen your camcorder is connected to a DV device that is not a Sony
product via an i.LINK cable, select [IR] in step 9 of “Step 1: Preparing
your camcorder and VCR for operation.” (p. 69)
cAdjust the synchronization of the VCR. (p. 70)
cEnter a correct [IR SETUP] code. (p. 65)
cSelect the mode used to cancel recording pause again. (p. 70)
cSet your camcorder and the VCR more than 30 cm (12 in.) apart. (p. 70)
• The program may not be set to a blank section on the tape.
For TRV260/265: cWhile connecting via an i.LINK cable, select [IR] in step 9 of “Step 1:
The VCR is not responding properly Preparing your camcorder and VCR for operation.” (p. 69)
during Digital program editing when
it is connected via an i.LINK cable.
For TRV128/228/328/428: • Your VCR and/or video camera recorder is not set correctly.
Easy Dubbing does not function. cMake sure the input selector of the VCR is set to LINE. Also, make
sure the power switch of the video camera recorder is set to VCR.
(p. 64)
• The [IR SETUP] code or [PAUSE MODE] is not set correctly.
c Select the correct [IR SETUP] code and [PAUSE MODE], according
to your VCR. Then confirm VCR operation with the [IR TEST]
function. (p. 64)
78 Troubleshooting
Warning indicators
and messages
Self-diagnosis display/Warning indicators
If indicators appear on the screen, check the following. See the page in parentheses for details.
Indication Cause and/or Corrective Actions
C:ss : ss/E:ss : ss (Self- Some symptoms can be fixed by yourself. If the problem persists even after
diagnosis display) you tried a couple of times, contact your Sony dealer or local authorized
Sony service facility.
C:04:ss
cA battery pack that is not an “InfoLITHIUM” battery pack is being used.
Use an “InfoLITHIUM” battery pack. (p. 83)
C:21:ss
cMoisture condensation has occurred. Remove the cassette and leave your
camcorder for at least 1 hour, then re-insert the cassette. (p. 86)
C:22:ss
cClean the head using a cleaning cassette (optional). (p. 86)
C:31ss / C:32ss
cSymptoms that are not described above have occurred. Remove and
Troubleshooting
insert the cassette, then operate your camcorder again. Do not perform
this procedure if moisture starts to condense. (p. 85)
cRemove the power source. Reconnect it again and operate your
camcorder again.
cChange the tape.
cPress the RESET button and operate your camcorder again.
E:61:ss / E:62:ss
cContact your Sony dealer or local authorized Sony service facility.
Inform them of the 5-digit code, which starts from “E.”
E (Battery level warning) • The battery pack is nearly used up.
• Depending on the operating, environmental, or battery conditions, the
E indicator may flash, even if there are approximately 5 to 10 minutes
remaining.
% (Moisture condensation warning)* cEject the cassette, set the POWER switch to (CHG) OFF, and leave it for
about 1 hour with the cassette lid open. (p. 86)
Q (Warning indicator pertaining to Slow flashing:
the tape) • There is less than 5 minutes remaining on the tape.
• No cassette is inserted.*
• The write-protect tab on the cassette is set to lock. (p. 82)*
Fast flashing:
• The tape has run out.*
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Troubleshooting 79
Indication Cause and/or Corrective Actions
Z (Eject cassette warning)* Slow flashing:
• The write-protect tab on the cassette is set to lock. (p. 82)
Fast flashing:
• Moisture condensation has occurred. (p. 86)
• The tape has run out.
• The self-diagnosis display code is displayed. (p. 79)
* You hear a melody or beep sound when the warning indicators appear on the screen.
Warning messages
The following messages will appear to prompt you to correct the situation.
Subjects Indications Corrective Actions/References
Battery Use the “InfoLITHIUM” battery pack. cSee page 83.
Battery level is low. cCharge the battery. (p. 12)
Old battery. Use a new one. cSee page 83
Z Re-attach the power source. –
Moisture % Z Moisture condensation. Eject the cassette cSee page 86.
condensation
% Moisture condensation. Turn off for 1H. cSee page 86.
Cassette/tape Q Insert a cassette. cSee page 18.
Z Reinsert the cassette. cThe cassette might be damaged, etc.
Q Z The tape is locked - check the tab. cSee page 82.
Q The tape has reached the end. –
Others Cannot record due to copyright protection. –
Dirty video head. Use a cleaning cassette. cSee page 86.
Cannot start Easy Handycam cSee page 26 and 36.
Cannot cancel Easy Handycam cSee page 26 and 36.
Cannot start Easy Handycam with USB connected –
Invalid button with Easy Handycam operation cSee page 26 and 36.
USB invalid during Easy Handycam cPress SEL/PUSH EXEC dial.
80 Troubleshooting
Additional Information Simple setting of clock by time
difference
Using your camcorder You can easily set the clock to the local time by
setting a time difference when using your
abroad camcorder abroad. Select [WORLD TIME] in
the (OTHERS) menu, then set the time
difference (p. 59).
Power supply
You can use your camcorder in any country/
regions using the AC Adaptor supplied with
your camcorder within AC 100 V to 240 V,
50/60 Hz.
Use a commercially available AC plug
adaptor [a], if necessary, depending on the
design of the wall outlet [b].
AC-L15A/L15B [a] [b]
On TV color systems
Your camcorder is an NTSC system-based
camcorder. If you want to view the playback
picture on a TV, it must be an NTSC system-
based TV (see following list) with the AUDIO/
VIDEO input jack.
System Used in
NTSC Bahama Islands, Bolivia, Canada,
Central America, Chile, Colombia,
Ecuador, Guyana, Jamaica, Japan,
Korea, Mexico, Peru, Surinam,
Taiwan, the Philippines, the
U.S.A., Venezuela, etc.
PAL Australia, Austria, Belgium,
China, Czech Republic, Denmark,
Finland, Germany, Holland, Hong
Kong, Hungary, Italy, Kuwait,
Malaysia, New Zealand, Norway,
Poland, Portugal, Singapore,
Slovak Republic, Spain, Sweden,
Switzerland, Thailand, United
Kingdom, etc.
PAL - M Brazil
PAL - N Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay
SECAM Bulgaria, France, Guiana, Iran,
Iraq, Monaco, Russia, Ukraine, etc.
Additional Information 81
For TRV260/265:
Usable cassette When you record
You cannot record software on your
tapes camcorder that contains copyright
control signals for copyright protection
You can use standard 8 mm and Hi8 , of software.
Digital8 video cassettes on your camcorder. [Cannot record due to copyright protection.]
appears on the LCD screen, or on the TV screen
Hi8 system if you try to record such software.
This Hi8 system is an extension of the Your camcorder does not record copyright
standard 8 mm system, and was developed to control signals on the tape when it records.
produce higher quality pictures.
You cannot play back a tape recorded in the
Notes on use
Hi8 system correctly on video recorders/ To prevent accidental erasure
players other than a Hi8 video recorder/player. Slide the write-protect tab on the cassette to set
to SAVE.
Digital8 system
This video system has been developed to enable
digital recording to Hi8 /Digital8 video
cassette.
The recording time when you use your
Digital8 system camcorder on Hi8 /
standard 8 mm tape is half the recording time
when using the conventional Hi8 /standard
8 mm system camcorder. (120 minutes of
recording time becomes 60 minutes in the SP REC: The cassette can be recorded.
mode.) SAVE: The cassette cannot be recorded (write-
protected).
To prevent a blank section from being
made on the tape When labeling the cassette
Press END SEARCH to go to the end of the
Be sure to place the label only on the locations
recorded section before you begin the next
as shown in the following illustration so as not
recording in the following cases:
to cause malfunction of your camcorder.
– You have ejected the cassette during
recording. Do not put a
label along the
– You have played back the tape. border.
If there is a blank section or discontinuous
signals on your tape, re-record from the
beginning to the end of the tape as described
above.
Labeling position
Copyright signal
After using the cassette
When you play back
Rewind the tape to the beginning to avoid
If the cassette you play back on your camcorder
distortion of the picture or the sound. The
contains copyright signals, you cannot copy it to
cassette should then be put in its case, and stored
a tape in another video camera connected to
in an upright position.
your camcorder.
, , , and are
trademarks.
82 Additional Information
– Put the battery pack in a pocket to warm it
About the up, and insert it in your camcorder right
before you start taking shots.
“InfoLITHIUM” – Use a large capacity battery pack: NP-
QM71/QM71D/QM91/QM91D (optional).
battery pack • Frequent use of the LCD screen or a frequent
playback, fast forward or rewind operation
wears out the battery pack faster. We
This unit is compatible with the
recommend using a large capacity battery
“InfoLITHIUM” battery pack (M series). Your
pack: NP-QM71/QM71D/QM91/QM91D
camcorder operates only with the
(optional).
“InfoLITHIUM” battery pack.
• Be sure to set the POWER switch to (CHG)
“InfoLITHIUM” M series battery packs have
OFF when not recording or playing back on
the mark.
your camcorder. The battery pack is also
What is the “InfoLITHIUM” battery consumed when your camcorder is in
recording standby or playback pause.
pack?
• Have spare battery packs ready for two or
The “InfoLITHIUM” battery pack is a lithium-
three times the expected recording time, and
ion battery pack that has functions for
make trial recordings before making the actual
communicating information related to operating
recording.
conditions between your camcorder and an
• Do not expose the battery pack to water. The
optional AC Adaptor/charger.
battery pack is not water resistant.
The “InfoLITHIUM” battery pack calculates
the power consumption according to the About remaining battery time indicator
operating conditions of your camcorder, and • When the power goes off even though the
displays the remaining battery time in minutes. remaining battery time indicator indicates that
With an AC Adaptor/charger (optional), the the battery pack has enough power to operate,
remaining battery time and charging time charge the battery pack fully again. The
appear.
indication on the remaining battery time will
be indicated correctly. Note, however, that the
To charge the battery pack
battery indication will not be restored if it is
• Be sure to charge the battery pack before you
used in high temperatures for a long time, or if
start using your camcorder.
left in a fully charged state, or when the
• We recommend charging the battery pack in
battery pack is frequently used.
an ambient temperature of between 10°C to
Use the remaining battery time indication as a
30°C (50°F to 86°F) until the CHG (charge)
guide to the approximate shooting time.
lamp turns off. If you charge the battery pack
• The E mark that indicates low battery flashes
outside of this temperature range, you may not
even if there are still 5 to 10 minutes of battery
be able to charge it efficiently.
time remaining, depending on the operating
• After charging is complete, either disconnect
conditions or ambient temperature and
the cable from the DC IN jack on your
environment.
camcorder or remove the battery pack.
About storage of the battery pack
To use the battery pack effectively
• If the battery pack is not used for a long time,
• Battery pack performance decreases when the
fully charge the battery pack and use it on your
surrounding temperature is 10°C (50°F) or
camcorder once a year to maintain the proper
below, and the length of time you can use the
function.
battery pack becomes shorter. In that case, do
To store the battery pack, remove it from your
one of the following to use the battery pack for
camcorder and put it in a dry, cool place.
a longer time.
• To completely use up the battery pack on your
camcorder, leave your camcorder in tape
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recording standby until the power goes off
without a cassette inserted.
About i.LINK
About battery life
• The battery life is limited. Battery capacity The DV Interface on this unit is an i.LINK-
drops little by little as you use it more and compliant DV Interface. This section describes
more, and as time passes. When the available the i.LINK standard and its features.
battery time is shortened considerably, a
probable cause is that the battery pack has What is i.LINK?
reached the end of its life. Please buy a new i.LINK is a digital serial interface for
battery pack. transferring digital video, digital audio, and
• The battery life varies depending on how it is other data to other i.LINK-compatible device.
stored and the operating conditions and You can also control other device using the
environment for each battery pack. i.LINK.
i.LINK-compatible device can be connected
using an i.LINK cable. Possible applications are
“InfoLITHIUM” is a trademark of Sony
operations and data transactions with various
Corporation.
digital AV devices.
When two or more i.LINK-compatible device
are connected to this unit in a daisy chain,
operations and data transactions are possible
with not only the device that this unit is
connected to but also with other devices via the
directly connected device.
Note, however, that the method of operation
sometimes varies according to the
characteristics and specifications of the device
to be connected. Also, operations and data
transactions may not be possible on some
connected device.
b Note
• Normally, only one device can be connected to this
unit with the i.LINK cable. When connecting this
unit to i.LINK-compatible device having two or
more DV Interfaces, refer to the operating
instructions of the device to be connected.
z Tips
• i.LINK is a more familiar term for the IEEE 1394
data transport bus proposed by Sony, and is a
trademark approved by many corporations.
• IEEE 1394 is an international standard standardized
by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics
Engineers.
About i.LINK Baud rate

i.LINK’s maximum baud rate varies according
to the device. There are three types.
S100 (approx. 100Mbps*)
S200 (approx. 200Mbps)
S400 (approx. 400Mbps)
The baud rate is listed under “Specifications” in
the operating instructions of each piece of
device. It is also indicated near the i.LINK
interface on some device.
The maximum baud rate for device that does not
Maintenance and
have any indication (such as this unit) is
“S100.”
precautions
The baud rate may differ from the indicated
value when the unit is connected to device with On use and care
a different maximum baud rate. • Do not use or store the camcorder and
accessories in the following locations.
* What is Mbps? – Anywhere extremely hot or cold. Never
Mbps stands for “megabits per second,” or the leave them exposed to temperatures above
amount of data that can be sent or received in one 60°C (140°F), such as under direct sunlight,
second. For example, a baud rate of 100 Mbps means near heaters or in a car parked in the sun.
that 100 megabits of data can be sent in one second. They may malfunction or become
deformed.
To use i.LINK functions on this unit – Near strong magnetic fields or mechanical
For details on how to dub when this unit is vibration. The camcorder may malfunction.
connected to other video device having a DV – Near strong radio waves or radiation. The
Interface, see page 62, 63. camcorder may not be able to record
This unit can also be connected to other i.LINK properly.
(DV Interface) compatible device made by – Near AM receivers and video equipment.
Sony (e.g. a VAIO series personal computer) as Noise may occur.
well as to video device. – Sandy beach or anywhere dusty. If sand or
Before connecting this unit to your computer, dust gets in your camcorder, it may
make sure that application software supported malfunction. Sometimes this malfunction
by this unit is already installed on your cannot be repaired.
computer. – Near windows or outdoors, where the LCD
Some i.LINK compatible video device such as screen, the viewfinder, or the lens may be
Digital Televisions, DVD recorders/players,
exposed to direct sunlight. This damages
and MICROMV recorders/players are not the inside of the viewfinder or the LCD
compatible with DV device. Before connecting screen.
to other device, be sure to confirm whether the – Anywhere very humid.
device is compatible with DV device or not. • Operate your camcorder on DC 7.2 V (battery
For details on precautions and compatible pack) or DC 8.4 V (AC Adaptor).
application software, refer also to the operating • For DC or AC operation, use the accessories
instructions for the device to be connected. recommended in these operating instructions.
• Do not let your camcorder get wet, for
About the required i.LINK cable example, from rain or sea water. If your
Use the Sony i.LINK 4-pin-to-4-pin cable camcorder gets wet, it may malfunction.
(during DV dubbing). Sometimes this malfunction cannot be
repaired.
i.LINK and are trademarks of Sony • If any solid object or liquid get inside the
Corporation. casing, unplug your camcorder and have it
checked by a Sony dealer before operating it
any further.
• Avoid rough handling, disassembling,
modifying, or mechanical shock. Be
particularly careful of the lens.
• Keep the POWER switch setting to (CHG)
OFF when you are not using your camcorder.
,continued
• Do not wrap your camcorder with a towel, for Notes on moisture condensation
example, and operate it. Doing so might cause Moisture may condense when you bring your
heat to build up inside. camcorder from a cold place into a warm place
• When disconnecting the power code, pull by (or vice versa) or when you use your camcorder
the plug and not the code. in a humid place as shown below.
• Do not damage the power code such as by • When you bring your camcorder from a ski
placing anything heavy on it. slope into a place warmed up by a heating
• Keep metal contacts clean. device.
• Keep the Remote Commander and button- • When you bring your camcorder from an air-
type battery out of children’s reach. If the conditioned car or room into a hot place
battery is accidentally swallowed, consult a outside.
doctor immediately. • When you use your camcorder after a squall or
• If the battery electrolytic liquid has leaked, a shower.
– consult your local authorized Sony service • When you use your camcorder in a hot and
facility. humid place.
– wash off any liquid that may have contacted
your skin. How to prevent moisture condensation
– if any liquid gets in your eyes, wash with When you bring your camcorder from a cold
plenty of water and consult a doctor. place into a warm place, put your camcorder in
a plastic bag and seal it tightly. Remove the bag
When not using your camcorder for a
when the air temperature inside the plastic bag
long time
has reached the surrounding temperature (after
Occasionally turn it on and let it run such as by
about one hour).
playing back tapes for about 3 minutes.
Otherwise, unplug it from the wall outlet. Video head
Moisture condensation • When the video head becomes dirty, you
If your camcorder is brought directly from a cannot record pictures normally, or distorted
cold place to a warm place, moisture may picture or sound is played back.
condense inside your camcorder, on the surface • The video head suffers from wear after long
of the tape, or on the lens. In this state, the tape use. If you cannot obtain a clear image even
may stick to the head drum and be damaged or after using a cleaning cassette, it might be
your camcorder may not operate correctly. If because the video head is worn. Please contact
there is moisture inside your camcorder, your Sony dealer or local authorized Sony
[%Z Moisture condensation. Eject the cassette] service facility to have the video head
or [% Moisture condensation. Turn off for 1H.] replaced.
appears. The indicator will not appear when the • For TRV128/228/328/428:
moisture condenses on the lens. If the following problem occurs, clean the
video heads for 10 seconds with the Sony
If moisture condensation has occurred V8-25CLD cleaning cassette (optional).
None of the functions except cassette ejection – Playback pictures contains noise or the
will work. Eject the cassette, turn off your screen is displayed in blue.
camcorder, and leave it for about one hour with – Playback pictures are hardly visible.
the cassette lid open. Your camcorder can be
used again if the % or Z does not appear when
the power is turned on again.
If moisture starts to condense, your camcorder
sometimes cannot detect condensation. If this – Playback pictures do not appear.
happens, the cassette is sometimes not ejected – [ Dirty video head. Use a cleaning
for 10 seconds after the cassette lid is opened. cassette.] appears on the screen during
This is not a malfunction. Do not close the recording.
cassette lid until the cassette is ejected.
• For TRV260/265: – Leaving the casing in contact with rubber or
If the following problem occurs, clean the vinyl objects for a long period of time.
video heads for 10 seconds with the Sony
V8-25CLD cleaning cassette (optional). About care and storage of the lens
– Mosaic-pattern noise appears on the • Wipe the surface of the lens clean with a soft
playback picture or the screen is displayed cloth in the following instances:
in blue. – When there are fingerprints on the lens
surface.
– In hot or humid locations
– When the lens is exposed to salty air such as
at the seaside.
• Store in a well-ventilated location subject to
– Playback pictures do not move.
little dirt or dust.
– Playback pictures do not appear or the
• To prevent molds periodically clean the lens
sound breaks off.
as described above.
– [ Dirty video head. Use a cleaning
It is recommended you operate your camcorder
cassette.] appears on the screen during
about once a month to keep it in an optimum
recording.
state for a long time.
LCD screen
To charge the pre-installed button-type
• Do not add excessive pressure on the LCD
screen, as it may cause damage. battery
• If your camcorder is used in a cold place, a Your camcorder has a pre-installed button-type
residual image may appear on the LCD screen. battery to retain the date, time, and other
This is not a malfunction. settings even when the POWER switch is set to
• While using your camcorder, the back of the (CHG) OFF. The pre-installed button-type
LCD screen may heat up. This is not a battery is always charged while you are using
malfunction. your camcorder but it will get discharged
gradually if you do not use your camcorder. The
To clean the LCD screen button-type battery will be fully discharged in
• If fingerprints or dust make the LCD screen about 3 months if you do not use your
dirty, it is recommended you using the camcorder at all. However, even if the pre-
cleaning cloth (supplied) to clean it. When you installed button-type battery is not charged, the
use the LCD Cleaning Kit (optional), do not camcorder operation will not be affected as long
apply the cleaning liquid directly to the LCD as you are not recording the date.
screen. Use cleaning paper moistened with the
liquid. Procedures
Connect your camcorder to a wall outlet using
On handling the casing the supplied AC Adaptor, and leave it with the
• If the casing is soiled, clean the camcorder POWER switch set to (CHG) OFF for more
body with a soft cloth lightly moistened with than 24 hours.
water, and then wipe the casing with a dry soft
cloth.
• Avoid the following to avoid damage to the
finish.
– Using chemicals such as thinner, benzine,
alcohol, chemical cloths, repellent and
insecticide.
– Handling with above substances on your
hands.
For TRV260/265:
Specification 3.0 mm (1/6 type) CCD (Charge Coupled
Device)
Gross: Approx. 460 000 pixels
Effective: Approx. 290 000 pixels
Video camera recorder Lens
Combined power zoom lens
Filter diameter: 37 mm (1 1/2 in.)
20 × (Optical), 990 × (Digital)
F=1.6 - 2.4
System Focal length
Video recording system
2.5 - 50 mm (1/8 - 2 in.)
For TRV128/228/328/428:
When converted to a 35 mm still camera
2 rotary heads, Helical scanning FM system
42 - 840 mm (1 11/16 - 33 1/8 in.)
For TRV260/265:
Color temperature
2 rotary heads, Helical scanning system
Auto
Audio recording system
Minimum illumination
For TRV128/228/328/428:
For TRV128/228/328/428:
Rotary heads, FM system
1 lx (lux) (F 1.6)
For TRV260/265:
For TRV260/265:
Rotary heads, PCM system
4 lx (lux) (F 1.6)
Quantization: 12 bits (Fs 32 kHz, stereo 1,
0 lx (lux) (in the NightShot plus mode)*
stereo 2), 16 bits (Fs 48 kHz, stereo) * Objects unable to be seen due to the dark can be
Video signal shot with infrared lighting.
NTSC color, EIA standards
Usable cassette Input/Output connectors
8 mm video format cassette S video output
Tape speed 4-pin mini DIN
For TRV128/228/328/428: Luminance signal: 1 Vp-p, 75 Ω (ohms),
SP: Approx. 14.35 mm/s unbalanced
LP: Approx. 7.19 mm/s Chrominance signal: 0.286 Vp-p, 75 Ω
For TRV260/265: (ohms), unbalanced
SP: Approx. 28.67 mm/s Audio/Video output
LP: Approx. 19.11 mm/s AV MINIJACK
Recording/playback time (using 120 min. Hi8/ Video signal: 1 Vp-p, 75 Ω (ohms),
Digital8 video cassette) unbalanced, sync negative
For TRV128/228/328/428: Audio signal: 327 mV (at output impedance
SP: 2 h more than 47 kΩ (kilohms)), Output
LP: 4 h impedance with less than 2.2 kΩ (kilohms)
For TRV260/265: For TRV128/228/328/428:
SP: 1 h Monaural minijack (ø 3.5 mm)
LP: 1 h 30 min For TRV260/265:
Fast forward/rewind time (using 120 min. Hi8/ Stereo minijack (ø 3.5 mm)
Digital8 video cassette) RFU DC OUT
Approx. 5 min For TRV128/228/328/428:
Viewfinder Mini-minijack (ø 2.5 mm), DC5V
Electric viewfinder (monochrome) DV input/output
Image device For TRV260/265:
For TRV128/228/328/428: 4-pin connector
3.0 mm (1/6 type) CCD (Charge Coupled USB jack
Device) For TRV260/265:
Gross: Approx. 320 000 pixels mini-B
Effective: Approx. 200 000 pixels
LCD screen AC Adaptor AC-L15A/L15B
Picture Power requirements
6.2 cm (2.5 type) AC 100 - 240 V, 50/60 Hz
Total dot number Current consumption
123 200 (560 × 220) 0.35 - 0.18 A
Power consumption
General 18 W
Power requirements Output voltage
DC 7.2 V (battery pack) DC 8.4 V, 1.5 A
DC 8.4 V (AC Adaptor) Operating temperature
Average power consumption (when using the 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
battery pack) Storage temperature
For TRV128/228/328/428: -20°C to + 60°C (-4°F to + 140°F)
During camera recording using the viewfinder Dimensions (approx.)
1.8 W 56 × 31 × 100 mm (2 1/4 × 1 1/4 × 4 in.) (w/h/
During camera recording using the LCD d) excluding the projecting parts
2.7 W Mass (approx.)
For TRV260/265: 190 g (6.7 oz) excluding the power cord
During camera recording using viewfinder
2.5 W Rechargeable battery pack (NP-FM30)
During camera recording using LCD Maximum output voltage
3.4 W DC 8.4 V
Operating temperature Output voltage
0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F) DC 7.2 V
Storage temperature Capacity
-20°C to + 60°C (-4°F to + 140°F) 5.0 Wh (700 mAh)
Dimensions (approx.) Dimensions (approx.)
85 × 98 × 151 mm (3 3/8 × 3 7/8 × 6 in.) (w/h/ 38.2 × 20.5 × 55.6 mm
d) (1 9/16 × 13/16 × 2 1/4 in.) (w/h/d)
Mass (Approx.) Mass (approx.)
780 g (1 lb 11 oz) main unit only 65 g (2.3 oz)
890 g (1 lb 15 oz) including the NP-FM30 Operating temperature
rechargeable battery pack, Hi8/Digital8 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
cassette, lens cap, and shoulder strap Type
Supplied accessories Lithium ion
See page 11.
Design and specifications are subject to change
without notice.
,continued
Types of differences
Model CCD- DCR-

TRV128 TRV228 TRV328 TRV428 TRV260 TRV265
Recording system Hi8 Hi8 Hi8 Hi8 Digital8 Digital8
Playback system Hi8/8 Hi8/8 Hi8/8 Hi8/8 Digital8 Digital8
Audio recording Monaural Monaural Monaural Monaural Stereo Stereo
AUDIO/VIDEO jack OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT
S VIDEO jack OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT
DV Interface — — — — IN/OUT IN/OUT
USB jack — — — — z z
SteadyShot — — z z z z
Remote sensor — z — z — z
RFU jack z z z z — —
z Provided
— Not provided
Quick Reference
Identifying parts and

controls
Camcorder
Quick Reference
A Lens cap (p. 21, 25) To attach the lens cap
B LCD screen (p. 3, 16)
C OPEN button (p. 16)
D VOLUME –/+* button (p. 34)
E END SEARCH button (p. 33)
F Speaker
G Viewfinder (p. 3, 16)
H Battery pack
I LIGHT button (p. 23)
J FADER button (p. 30)
K BACK LIGHT button (p. 27)
L FOCUS button (p. 29)
M SEL/PUSH EXEC dial (p. 43)
* This button has a tactile dot.
,continued
Quick Reference 91
A Built-in light (p. 23) E Microphone
B Lens F NIGHTSHOT PLUS switch (p. 28)
C Infrared ray emitter (p. 64, 70)/ G EASY button (p. 26, 36)
For TRV228/428/ TRV265: H DSPL/BATT INFO button (p. 13, 37)
Remote sensor
D Camera recording lamp (p. 21, 26)
A Jack cover E S VIDEO OUT jack (p. 39, 62)

B For TRV260/265: F For TRV128/228/328/428:
A/V OUT jack (p. 39, 62) A/V OUT jack (p. 39, 61)
C For TRV260/265: G For TRV128/228/328/428:
DV Interface (p. 62) RFU DC OUT jack (p. 40)
D For TRV260/265:
(USB) jack
92 Quick Reference
A RESET button (p. 74) H CAMERA mode lamps (p. 15)
B For TRV260/265: I PLAY/EDIT mode lamp (p. 15)
BURN DVD/VCD J For TRV260/265:
You can easily take a picture recorded on Rec buttons (p. 68)
the tape and burn it onto a DVD or CD-R. REC (rec)
See the supplied “Computer Applications
Guide” for details. K For TRV128/228/328/428:
Quick Reference
For TRV128/228/328/428: COUNTER RESET button (p. 22)
EASY DUB (Easy Dubbing) button L For TRV128/228/328/428:
(p. 64) TIME button (p. 18, 25)
C TITLE button (p. 31) M For TRV128/228/328/428:
D EXPOSURE button (p. 28) DATE button (p. 18, 25)
* This button has a tactile dot.
E MENU button* (p. 43)
F Video control buttons (p. 34)
STOP (stop)
REW (rewind)
PLAY (playback)*
FF (fast-forward)
PAUSE (pause)
G CHG (charge) lamp (p. 12)
,continued
Quick Reference 93
A Viewfinder lens adjustment lever (p. 16) E Tripod receptacle
B Eyecup Make sure that the length of the tripod
screw is less than 5.5 mm (7/32 inch).
C Cassette lid Otherwise, you cannot attach the tripod
D OPEN/EJECT lever (p. 18) securely, and the screw may damage your
camcorder.
A Power zoom lever (p. 23) To attaching the shoulder strap

B BATT (battery) release button (p. 12) Attach the shoulder strap supplied with your
C Hooks for shoulder strap camcorder to the hooks for the shoulder strap.
D For TRV260/265:
PHOTO button (p. 25)
E POWER switch (p. 15)
F Grip belt (p. 4)
G REC START/STOP button (p. 21)
H DC IN jack (p. 12)
94 Quick Reference
Remote Commander
Remove the insulation sheet before using the

Remote Commander.
For TRV228/428: To remove the insulation sheet
Insulation sheet
To change the button-type battery

1 While pressing on the tab, inset your
fingernail into the slit to pull out the
battery case.
For TRV265: Tab
2 Remove the button-type lithium battery.
Quick Reference
A Transmitter
After turning on your camcorder, point 3 Place a new button-type lithium battery
towards the remote sensor to control your with the + side facing up.
camcorder.
B REC START/STOP button (p. 21)
C Power zoom button (p. 23)
D Video control buttons (Rewind, Playback,
Fast-forward, Pause, Stop, Slow) (p. 34)
E DISPLAY button (p. 37, 40)
F PHOTO button (p. 25)
4 Insert the battery case back into the
G SEARCH M. button (p. 41, 42) Remote Commander until it clicks.
H ./> buttons (p. 41, 42)
I ZERO SET MEMORY button (p. 40)
,continued
Quick Reference 95
WARNING
Battery may explode if mistreated. Do not
recharge, disassemble or dispose of in fire.
CAUTION
Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly
replaced.
Replace only with the same or equivalent
type recommended by the manufacturer.
Discard used batteries according to the
manufacturer's instructions.
b Notes on the Remote Commander

• A button-type lithium battery (CR2025) is used in
the Remote Commander. Do not use batteries other
than CR2025.
• Point the remote sensor away from strong light
sources such as direct sunlight or overhead lighting.
Otherwise, the Remote Commander may not
function properly.
• When you are operating with the Remote
Commander supplied with your camcorder, your
VCR may also operate. In that case, select a
commander mode other than VTR 2 for your VCR,
or cover the sensor of your VCR with black paper.
96 Quick Reference
Indicators for the LCD screen and viewfinder
Following indicators will appear on the LCD Indicators Meanings

screen and viewfinder to indicate the state of
your camcorder. QEZ Warning (p. 79)
Indicators and their on-screen/viewfinder Manual exposure (p. 28)
positions vary depending on your camcorder 9 Manual focus (p. 29)
model.
. Back light (p. 27)
Example: Indicators in the CAMERA mode
PROGRAM AE (p. 44)
Picture effect (p. 45)

Time code (p. 22)/Tape counter (p. 22)/Self-
diagnosis (p. 79)/Tape photo recording (p. 25) 16:9 WIDE/CINEMA/16:9
FULL (p. 48)
60min STBY 0:00:00
( ) SteadyShot off (p. 50)
Indicators Meanings
y60min Remaining battery time
(p. 22)
Quick Reference
SP LP Recording mode (p. 22)
STBY REC Recording standby/
recording mode
Mirror mode (p. 24)
Tape photo recording
(p. 25)
Format indicator
Audio mode (p. 54)
Remaining tape (p. 22)
Interval recording (p. 56)
Frame recording (p. 55)
DV input (p. 68)
Zero set memory (p. 40)
Built-light (p. 23)
NightShot plus (p. 28)
Quick Reference 97
D L
Index Data code (DATA CODE)
...............................37, 59
Language
( LANGUAGE)
Date search.........................41 ........................ 19, 58
Numerics Date/time............................37 LCD back light (LCD B.L.)
16:9 WIDE mode ........ 47, 49 DEMO MODE...................58 .................................... 53
Digital program editing LCD brightness
A (VIDEO EDIT) ...........69 (LCD BRIGHT).......... 16
A/V connecting cable Digital zoom (D ZOOM) ...47 LCD COLOR .................... 53
........................ 39, 61, 62 Digital8 system ..................82 LCD screen.......................... 3
AC Adaptor ....................... 15 Display LP (Long Play)
Adjusting the viewfinder... 16 DISPLAY....................60 See Recording mode
AUDIO MIX ..................... 52 Display indicator .........97 (REC MODE)
AUDIO MODE ................. 54 DNR ...................................52 LTR SIZE .......................... 57
AUTO DATE .................... 57 Dual sound track tape ........51
AUTO SHTR .................... 46 Dubbing .............................61 M
Auto shut off function Main sound
(A.SHUT OFF)........... 59 E See HiFi SOUND
Easy Dubbing.....................64 Menu.................................. 43
B Easy Handycam ...........26, 36 CAMERA SET ........... 47
BACK LIGHT................... 27 EDIT ..................................51 LCD SET .................... 53
Battery END SEARCH ..................33 MANUAL SET........... 44
Battery Info................. 13 Exposure ............................27 OTHERS..................... 59
Battery pack................ 12 PLAYER SET............. 51
Remaining battery time F SETUP MENU ........... 57
....................... 22, 83 FADER ..............................30 TAPE SET .................. 54
BEEP ................................. 59 Focus..................................29 VCR SET .................... 51
BLACK FADER ............... 30 Frame recording Mirror mode ...................... 24
Built-in light ...................... 23 (FRAME REC) ...........55 Moisture condensation ...... 86
BURN DVD/VCD ............ 93 Full charge .........................12 Monaural ..................... 21, 40
Button-type battery MONOTONE FADER ...... 31
Commander ................ 87 MOSAIC FADER ............. 30
G
Remote Commander ... 95
Grip belt ...............................4
N
C NightShot Light
H
Camera settings data display (N.S. LIGHT) ....... 29, 50
Hi8/standard 8 mm system
.................................... 37 NightShot plus................... 28
.....................................82
Cassette ....................... 18, 82 NTSC................................. 81
HiFi SOUND .....................51
Charging the battery
Battery Pack................ 12 O
Pre-installed button-type I
i.LINK................................84 Operation confirmation beep
battery .................. 87 See BEEP
Cleaning cassette............... 87 i.LINK cable ................62, 69
ID-1/ID-2 system ...............49 ORC................................... 54
Clock set (CLOCK SET)
.............................. 17, 57 “InfoLITHIUM” battery pack
COMMANDER ................ 60 .....................................83
Infrared ray emitter ......64, 70
Interval recording
(INT. REC)..................56
98 Quick Reference
P U
PAL ....................................81 USB jack............................ 92
Photo scan ..........................42 USB Streaming
Photo search .......................41 (USB STEAM) ........... 57
Picture effect Using abroad...................... 81
(P EFFECT) ................45
Picture search .....................35 V
Playing time .......................14 Video head......................... 86
Power mode .......................15 Viewfinder......................... 16
PROGRAM AE .................44 Volume .............................. 34
R W
Recording capacity Warning indicators ............ 79
Display ........................22 Warning messages ............. 80
REMAIN .....................55 WHITE FADER ................ 30
Recording lamp Wide angle
(REC LAMP) ..............60 See Zoom
Recording mode WORLD TIME.................. 59
(REC MODE)........22, 54 Write-protect tab................ 82
Recording time...................13
Remote Commander ..........95 Z
Remote sensor....................92 Zero set memory................ 40
RESET ...............................93 Zoom ................................. 23
S
S video .........................40, 62
Self-diagnosis display ........79
Setting the date and time....17
Skip scan ............................35
SP (Standard Play)
Quick Reference
See Recording mode
(REC MODE)
STEADYSHOT .................50
Stereo ...........................21, 40
STRIPE FADER ................31
Sub sound
See HiFi SOUND
T
Tape counter ......................22
Tape photo recording .........25
TBC....................................52
Telephoto
See Zoom
Time code ..........................22
Title ....................................31
TV color systems ...............81
Quick Reference 99
Printed in Japan
[Description of main button functions on toolbar of the Adobe Acrobat Reader Ver5.0 (for Windows)]
Toolbar
Printing a text Reversing the screens displayed once

1. Click the Print button . • To reverse the previous screens (operation) one by one, click
2. Specify a printer, print range, number of copies, and other op- the .
tions, and then click [OK]. • To advance the reversed screens (operation) one by one, click
the .
Application of printing:
To set a range to be printed within a page, select the graphic
Application to the Service Manual:
selection tool and drag on the page to enclose a range to
This function allows you to go and back between circuit dia-
be printed, and then click the Print button. gram and printed circuit board diagram, and accordingly it
will be convenient for the voltage check.
Finding a text
1. Click the Find button . Moving with link
2. Enter a character string to be found into a text box, and click
the [Find]. (Specify the find options as necessary) 1. Select either palm tool , zoom tool , text selection tool
, or graphic selection tool .
Application to the Service Manual: 2. Place the pointer in the position in a text where the link exists
To execute “find” from current page toward the previous pages, (such as a button on cover and the table of contents page, or
select the check box “Find Backward” and then click the blue characters on the removal flowchart page or drawing
“Find”. page), and the pointer will change to the forefinger form .
3. Then, click the link. (You will go to the link destination.)
Moving with bookmark:

Click an item (text) on the bookmark pallet, and you can move
to the link destination. Also, clicking can display the
hidden items.
(To go back to original state, click )
3. Open the find dialog box again, and click the [Find Again] and
you can find the matched character strings displayed next.
(Character strings entered previously are displayed as they are
in the text box.)

The parts on the drawing pages (block diagrams, circuit dia-
grams, printed circuit boards) and parts list pages in a text
can be found using this find function. For example, find a
Ref. No. of IC on the block diagram, and click the [Find Again]
continuously, so that you can move to the Ref. No. of IC on Zooming or rotating the screen display
the circuit diagram or printed circuit board diagram succes- “Zoom in/out”
sively. • Click the triangle button in the zoom control box to select the
Note: The find function may not be applied to the Service display magnification. Or, you may click or for zoom-
Manual depending on the date of issue.
ing in or out.
Switching a page
• To move to the first page, click the .
• To move to the last page, click the . “Rotate”
• To move to the previous page, click the . • Click rotate tool , and the page then rotates 90 degrees each.
• To move to the next page, click the .

The printed circuit board diagram you see now can be changed
to the same direction as the set.
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M2100/M2101 MECHANISM Tourist Model

SPECIFICATIONS BLOCK DIAGRAMS PRINTED WIRING BOARDS

SERVICE NOTE FRAME SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS REPAIR PARTS LIST

DISASSEMBLY SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS

NTSC MODEL: CCD-TRV128/TRV228/TRV328/TRV428

• For ADJUSTMENTS (SECTION 6), refer to SERVICE MANUAL, ADJ (987629051.pdf).

VIDEO CAMERA RECORDER

Video camera recorder Input/Output connectors AC Adaptor AC-L15A/L15B

Table for differences of function

SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING!! ATTENTION AU COMPOSANT AYANT RAPPORT

After correcting the original service problem, perform the following

4. PRINTED WIRING BOARDS AND

1-1. NOTE FOR REPAIR

When installing a connector, don’t press down at wire of connector.

Cut and remove the part of gilt

1-2. POWER SUPPLY DURING REPAIRS

1-3. TO TAKE OUT A CASSETTE WHEN NOT EJECT (FORCE EJECT)

4 Pull the timing belt in the direction of

Press the cassette compartment not to

Pincette [DC power supply]

5 Let go your hold the cassette

Timing belt Adjust the bending of a tape

1-4. LCD TYPE CHECK

Data LCD type

I/F unit for LANC control

1-5. SELF-DIAGNOSIS FUNCTION

Repaired by: Block Detailed Code

1-5-3. Service Mode Display

Backup No. Self-diagnosis Codes

2. Switching of Backup No.

1-5-4. Self-diagnosis Code Table

Block Detailed Symptom/State Correction

C 0 4 0 0 Non-standard battery is used. Use the InfoLITHIUM battery.

Block Detailed Symptom/State Correction

2-1. FLOW CHART

1 Lock ace x3 6 Lock ace x3 1 Lock ace x6 1 Tripod Screw 9 Tapping P2 x2

2-2. MECHANISM DECK SERVICE POSITION

How to move up the cassette

3 2 2 Info lithium battery

2-3. LCD SERVICE POSITION

CPC jig connector

Back light unit

I/F unit for LANC control

2-4. CIRCUIT BOARDS LOCATION

Board Name Function

2-5. FLEXIBLE BOARDS LOCATION

Note: Close the LCD panel, when you work.

OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (1/5) OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (5/5)

OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (2/5) POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM (1/2)

OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (3/5) POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM (2/2)

OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (4/5)

CD-465 BOARD VC-341 BOARD (1/4)

IRIS Q951 CN951 CN151 PB C RF

MIC901 LND755 INT MIC

VC-341 BOARD (2/4) VIDEO HEAD

VC-341 BOARD (3/4) M2100/M2101 MECHA DECK (2/2)

VC-341 BOARD (4/4)

IC701 SIRCS PWM SIRCS PWM

CONTROL KEY BLOCK (SS-5100)

PD-204 BOARD (2/2) TYPE C/S: Please refer to page 1-3

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