NV10

CONTENTS
Ⅰ. SPECIFICATION
1. CAMERA SPECIFICATION …………………………………………………………………………………… 4
2. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS …………………………………………………………………………………… 6
3. TFT LCD PANEL MARK ………………………………………………………………………………………… 7
4. CONNECTION DIAGRAM ……………………………………………………………………………………… 9
5. IDENTIFICATION OF FEATURES …………………………………………………………………………… 10
Ⅱ. INSTALLATION & FAQ ………………………………………………………………………………… 12
Ⅲ. EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST

1. MAIN ASSEMBLY……………………………………………………………………………………………… 16
2. BODY ASSEMBLY-1 ………………………………………………………………………………………… 18
3. BARREL ASSEMBLY-2 ……………………………………………………………………………………… 20
4. TOP COVER ASSEMBLY …………………………………………………………………………………… 22
5. BARREL ASSEMBLY ………………………………………………………………………………………… 24
6. FRONT COVER ASSEMBLY ………………………………………………………………………………… 28
7. BACK COVER ASSEMBLY …………………………………………………………………………………… 30
8. PACKING ITEM………………………………………………………………………………………………… 32
Ⅳ. ADJUSTMENT
1. Digital camera service ………………………………………………………………………………………… 37
2. Adjustment items by changed parts ………………………………………………………………………… 43
3. FIRMWARE ………………………………………………………………………………………………………43
4. ADJUSTMENT …………………………………………………………………………………………………51
Ⅴ. PATTERN DIAGRAM
1. PARTS ARRANGEMENT FOR EACH PCB ASS’Y
1) MAIN_TOP ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 105
2) MAIN_BOTTOM ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 106
3) STROBO_TOP ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 107
4) STROBO_BOTTOM ………………………………………………………………………………………… 108
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Ⅵ. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
1. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
1) MAIN BLOCK DIAGRAM ……………………………………………………………………………………… 109
2) MAIN_AUDIO_VIDEO ………………………………………………………………………………………… 110
3) MAIN_DSP …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 111
4) MAIN_PANASONIC 10M_NN12068A…………………………………………………………………………… 112
5) MAIN_MEMORY (DDR/FLASH)………………………………………………………………………………… 113
6) MAIN_PIC_MICOM …………………………………………………………………………………………… 114
7) MAIN_MOTOR IC……………………………………………………………………………………………… 115
8) MAIN_POWER………………………………………………………………………………………………… 116
9) MAIN_CRADLE ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 117
10) MAIN_LCD…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 118
11) MAIN_TOP KEY ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 119
12) TOUCH KEY ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 120
13) STROBO …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 121
14) 24PIN CRADLE CONNECTOR ……………………………………………………………………………… 122
15) MAIN_STR CONNECTOR …………………………………………………………………………………… 123
16) SUB BLOCK DIAGRAM ……………………………………………………………………………………… 124
17) SUB_FPCB (TO MAIN) ……………………………………………………………………………………… 125
18) CASIO_LCD ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 126
19) TELE_WIDE. ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 127
20) TOUCH_PAD………………………………………………………………………………………………… 128
21) TACT_FPCB ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 129
22) TOP POWER-MODE KEY …………………………………………………………………………………… 130
23) BLOCK DIAGRAM …………………………………………………………………………………………… 131
Ⅷ. SERVICE INFORMATION ……………………………………………………………………………………132
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Ⅰ. SPECIFICATION
1. CAMERA SPECIFICATION
■ Image Sensor
- Type : 1/1.8″CCD
- Effective Pixel : Approx. 10.1 Mega-pixel
- Total Pixel : Approx.10.3 Mega-pixel
■ Lens
- Focal Length : NV Lens f = 7.4 ~ 22.2mm (35mm film equivalent : 35~105mm)
- F No. : F2.8 ~ F5.1
- Digital Zoom :ㆍStill Image mode : 1.0X ~ 5.0X
·Play mode : 1.0X ~ 11.4X (depends on image size)
■ LCD Monitor : 2.5" color TFT LCD (230,000 pixel)
■ Focusing
- Type : TTL auto focus
- Range
Wide Tele
Normal 80cm ~ Infinity
Macro 4cm ~ 80cm 50cm ~ 80cm
Auto Macro 4cm ~ Infinity 50cm ~ Infinity
■ Shutter
- Speed : - Auto : 1 ~ 1/1,500 sec. - Manual Mode : 15 ~ 1/1,500 sec.
- Night : 4 ~ 1/1,500 sec. - Fireworks : 4 sec.
■ Exposure
- Control : Program AE, Manual Exposure
Metering : Multi, Spot, Center
- Compensation : ±2EV (1/3EV steps)
- ISO Equivalent : Auto, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1000
■ Flash
- Modes : Auto, Auto & Red-eye reduction, Fill-in, Slow sync, Flash off
- Range : Wide : 0.4m ~ 4.5m, Tele : 0.5m ~ 2.5m (ISO AUTO)
- Recharging Time : Approx. 4 sec.
* OS : Windows 98SE/2000/ME/XP (Windows 2000/XP recommended)
* PentiumIII 500MHZ or above (PentiumIV recommended)
■ Sharpness : Soft, Normal, Vivid
■ Effect : Normal, B&W, Sepia, Red, Green, Blue, Negative, Composite, Frame, GIF animation
■ White Balance : Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Fluorescent_H, Fluorescent_L, Tungsten, Custom
■ Voice Recording : Voice Recording (Max 1 hours)
Voice Memo in Still Image (Max. 10 sec.)
■ Date Imprinting : Date&Time, Date, Off (user selectable)
■ Shooting
- Still Image : ·Modes : Auto, Program, Manual, ASR, Effect, Scene
·Scene : Night, Portrait, Children, Landscape, Text, Close-up, Sunset, Dawn, Backlight, Fireworks,
Beach & Snow
·Continuous : Single, Continuous, H. Continuous, AEB, Motion Capture
·Self-timer : 2 sec., 10 sec., Double self timer (10sec. & 2sec.), Remote Controller
- Movie Clip :·With Audio (recording time : memory capacity dependent)
·Size : 640x480, 320x240 (3X Optical Zoom and Mute in Zooming)
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Ⅰ. SPECIFICATION
·Frame rate : 30 fps, 15 fps

·Color Effect & WB selectable
·Movie Editing (Embedded): Pause during recording, Still Image Capture, Time Trimming
■ Storage
- Media : ·Internal Memory : About 20MB
·External Memory (Optional) : MMC/SD card (up to 1GB guaranteed)
- File Format : ·Still Image : JPEG (DCF), EXIF 2.2, DPOF 1.1, PictBridge 1.0
·Movie : AVI (MPEG-4) ·Audio : WAV
- Image Size
10M 7M 5M 3M 1M
3648X2736 3136X2352 2688X2016 2240X1680 1024X768
- Capacity (256MB MMC)

10M 7M 5M 3M 1M
Super Fine 49 66 88 124 451
Fine 95 126 167 229 691
Normal 139 182 237 319 840
■ Image Play
- Type : Single image, Thumbnails, Slide show with Effect & BGM, Movie Clip, Photo Gallery
- Editing : Color Effect , Trimming, Rotating, Resizing
■ Interface
- Digital output connector : USB 2.0
- Audio : Mono
- Video output : NTSC, PAL (user selectable)
- DC power input connector : 24pin Connector
■ Power Source
- Rechargeable battery : SLB-0837(B) (800mAh)
- Adaptor : DC 4.2V (SAC-45, SUC-C2)
- Cradle : SCC-NV2 (Optional)
* Included battery may depending on sales region.
■ Dimensions (WxHxD) : 96.5 x 60 x 18.5mm (projecting part 8mm)
■ Weight : 148.7g (without battery and card)
■ Operating Temperature : 0 ~ 40°C
■ Operating Humidity : 5 ~ 85%
■ Software
- Camera Driver : Storage Driver
(Windows98/98SE/2000/ME/XP, Mac OS 9.0 ~ 10.4)
- Application : Digimax Master, Adobe Reader
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Ⅰ. SPECIFICATION
2. System Requirements
For Windows For Macintosh
PC with processor better than Pentium II Power Mac G3 or later

450MHz(Pentium 700MHz recommended)
Windows 98/ 98SE/ 2000/ ME/ XP Mac OS 9.0 ~ 10.4

Minimum 64MB RAM
Minimum 64MB RAM (XP : 128MB)
110MB of available hard-disk space
200MB of available hard disk space
(1GB recommended)
USB port USB port

CD-ROM drive CD-ROM drive
For playing back a movie clip

1024x768 pixels, 16bit color display compatible
Mac OS 10.1 or later
monitor (24bit color display recommended)
MPlayer, VLC Media Player
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Ⅰ. SPECIFICATION
3. LCD monitor indicator

■ Recording mode
⑤ ④③ ②
⑥
⑳
⑲
⑧ ⑨ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫
⑦
⑬ ⑭ ⑮ ⑯ ⑰ ⑱
No. Description Icons
1 Recording mode
2 Date / Time 01:00 AM 2006/06/01

Number of available shots remaining 3
3
Remaining time (Movie clip/ Voice recording) 00:01:00/01:00:00
4 Card inserted indicator
5 Battery
6 Optical / Digital Zoom bar / Digital Zoom rate
7 Focus mode
8 Flash
9 Image size
10 Shooting mode
11 Metering
12 Sharpness
13 Special Effect
14 Image quality / Frame rate
15 Self-timer
16 Voice Recording / Voice memo
17 Setup menu
18 Extension menu
19 Exposure compensation
20 ISO
21 White Balance
22 Auto focus frame
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Ⅰ. SPECIFICATION
■Play mode
① ⑩
ISO:200 ⑧
AV:F2.8
② TV:1/30 ⑦
FLASH:OFF
3648X2736 ⑥
2006.06.01
③ ④ ⑤
No. Description Icons

1 Battery
2 Recording Information
3 Slide Bar
4 Fn menu : Press the smart button
5 Setup menu
6 DPOF menu
7 Delete menu
8 Protect menu
9 Slide show menu
10 Play back mode icon
11 Folder name and Stored image number 100-0001
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Ⅰ. SPECIFICATION
4. CONNECTION DIAGRAM
SD Card
AC Adaptor
USB Cable
AV Cable
Card Reader
Lap top IBM / MAC TV Monitor
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Ⅰ. SPECIFICATION
5. IDENTIFICATION OF FEATURES
Front & Top
Shutter button
Mode dial
Speaker
Power button
Built-in flash
Self-timer lamp
Remote control sensor
Auto focus lamp
Lens / Lens cover
Microphone
Back & Bottom
Zoom W button
Camera status lamp (Thumbnail)
Zoom T button (Digital
zoom)
LCD monitor
Smart buttons
Camera strap eyelet

Smart buttons
BACK button
Play mode button
USB / AV connection
terminal Tripod socket
Cradle connector
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Ⅰ. SPECIFICATION
Bottom
Battery chamber cover Battery chamber

Battery cover lever
Memory card slot
Battery holder
Cradle (Optional)
Camera connection terminal
USB port AV connection

DC connection terminal terminal
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Ⅱ. INSTALLATION & FAQ
1. The auto run frame will display.

Click the [Install] menu in the Auto run frame.
2. Install the camera driver and DirectX by selecting a button shown on the monitor. If an latest version of DirectX
was installed on your computer, DirectX may not be installed.
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3. To play back the movie clip recorded with this camera on the computer, install the XviD codec.
※ The XviD codec is distributed according to and under the terms and conditions of the GNU General Public
License and anyone can copy, modifiy and distribute this codec freely, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY,
IMPLIED OR EXPRESSED, OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE;
provided, however, that you have to follow the GNU General Public License whenever you are distributing this
codec or modification thereof.
For more information see the GNU General Publice License documents (http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html).
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4. Install the Digimax Master in order.
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5. After restarting the computer, connect the PC to the

camera with the USB cable.
6. Turn on the camera power.
The [Found New Hardware Wizard] will open and the
computer will recognise the camera.
※ If your OS is Windows XP, an image viewer program
will open.
If the download window of Digmax Master opens after
starting Digimax Master, the camera driver was set up
successfully.
● If you have installed the camera driver, The [Found New Hardware Wizard] may not open.
● On a Windows 98 or 98 SE system, the Found New Hardware Wizard dialog box opens and a window asking
you to select a driver file may appear. In this case, specify "USB Driver" in the CD supplied.
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Ⅲ. EXPLODED VIEW AND PART LIST
1. MAIN ASSEMBLY
1-4
1-2
1-4
1-3
1-1
1-4
1-4
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▶ PARTS LIST
Fig.No Parts No. Parts Name Q’ty Supply Available Parts Remarks
1-1 Q7411124001A BATTERY HINGE 1 O
Q9007273701A BATTERY_COVER_ASSY 1 O
1-2
Q9007273701B BATTERY COVER ASSY TITAN 1 O
1-3 Q6107068901A BATTERY HINGE SPRING 1 O
1-4 Q6003049101A SCREW 10 X
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2. BODY ASSEMBLY-1
2-2
2-16
2-3
2-11
2-1
2-6
2-7
2-9
2-5
2-7
2-10
2-8 2-12
2-14
2-4
2-13
2-15
2-17 2-22
2-19
2-4
2-20
2-21
2-23
2-24
2-18
2-4
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▶ PARTS LIST
Q7211084102A BATTERY CHAMBER 1 O
2-1
Q7211090001A BATTERY CHAMBER TITAN 1 O
2-2 Q6107068702A BATTERY PUSH SPRING 1 O
2-3 Q7409238801A SHIELD FOAM B 1 X
2-4 Q9761173007 SCREW 1 X
2-5 Q7409227601A SHIELD FOAM A 4 X
2-6 Q7011056502A BATTERY HOLDER PLATE 2 O
2-7 Q9761172507 SCREW 5 X
2-8 Q7103003801A BATTERY LOCK LEVER 1 O
2-9 Q7411126601A BATTERY LOCK HINGE 1 O
2-10 Q6107068802A BATTERY LOCK LEVER SPRING 1 O
2-11 Q7011056701A BATTERY CONTACT 3 O
2-12 Q7411124201A TRIPOD CONNECTOR 1 O
2-13 Q6003049901A SCREW 1 X
2-14 Q4101038001A SUB_CONNECTION_FPCB 1 O
2-15 Q4102012901A 24PIN_CONNECT_FPCB 1 O
2-16 Q3001001701A SPEAKER 1 O
2-17 Q9008106001A MAIN_PCB_ASSY 1 O
2-18 Q9002151801A BARREL ASSY 1 O
2-19 Q9008109301A CCD_FPCB_ASSY 1 O
2-20 Q7309048901A OLPF CUSHION 1 O
2-21 Q2904003702A IR CUT FILTER 1 O
2-22 Q0961900301A SCREW 3 X
2-23 Q9008108901A REMOCON_FPCB_ASSY 1 O
2-24 Q9008106201A STROBO_PCB_ASSY 1 O
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3. BODY ASSEMBLY-2
3-13
3-3
3-10
3-12
3-11
3-9
3-8
3-5
3-7
3-1
3-6
3-14
3-4
3-14
3-2
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▶ PARTS LIST
3-1 Q7011056402A MAIN LCD HOLDE 1 O
3-2 Q7409234701A AF ISOLATION TAPE 1 X
3-3 Q7409185901A LCD PROTECTION SHEET 1 O
3-4 Q9761173007 SCREW 4 X
Q9008106101A SUB_PCB_ASSY 1 O
3-5
Q9008106101B SUB PCB ASSY TITAN 1 O
3-6 Q0704013201A LCD 1 O
3-7 Q7409224501A LCD CUSHION 1 O
3-8 Q9001119101A TACT_BUTTON_ASSY 1 O
3-9 Q7307007402A BUTTON RUBBER 1 O
Q9007273401A TOUCH_BUTTON_ASSY 1 O
3-10
Q9007273401B TOUCH BUTTON ASSY TITAN 1 O
3-11 Q6001020701A SCREW 1 X
3-12 Q7409243401A SHIELD_FOAM_C 2 X
3-13 Q7409243501A SHIELD_FOAM_E 1 X
3-14 Q9761174507 SCREW 2 X
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4. TOP COVER ASSEMBLY
4-1
4-14
4-12
4-13
4-10
4-9
4-28
4-16
4-3
4-8
4-18
4-17
4-4
4-5
4-27
4-15
4-19
4-2
4-6
4-11
4-7
4-23
4-25
4-22
4-24
4-21
4-26
4-24
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▶ PARTS LIST
Q9007273601A TOP_COVER_ASSY 1 O
4-1
Q9007273601B TOP COVER ASSY TITAN 1 O
Q7217376703A TOP INNER COVER 1 X
4-2
Q7217376707B TOP INNER COVER TITAN 1 X
4-3 Q7409225901A TOP TAPE_A 1 X
4-4 Q7409226001A TOP TAPE_B 1 X
4-5 Q7409226101A TOP TAPE_C 1 X
4-6 Q9007270401A POWER_BUTTON_ASSY 1 O
4-7 Q6003000901A SCREW 1 X
Q9007273201A POPUP_STROBO_ASSY 1 X
4-8
Q9007273201B POPUP STROBO ASSY TITAN 1 X
4-9 Q7217377501A REAR ACCESS WINDOW 1 X
4-10 Q7117014601A TOP AL COVER 1 X
4-11 Q6003000201A SCREW 1 X
4-12 Q7411123801A RELEASE DECO RING 1 X
4-13 Q6107070901A RELEASE BUTTON SPRING 1 O
4-14 Q7217376901A RELEASE BUTTON 1 O
4-15 Q7409111601A RELEASE WASHER 1 X
Q7217376802A MODE DIAL 1 O
4-16
Q7217376802B MODE DIAL TITAN 1 O
4-17 Q6107062602B MODE DIAL CLICK SPRING 1 O
4-18 Q6609000301A MODE DIAL CLICK BALL 2 O
4-19 Q9007272001A MODE_CONTACT_ASSY 2 O
4-20 Q7014010201A POP UP STOPPER 1 X
4-21 Q7011056601A MODE PLATE 1 O
4-22 Q9008106801A TOP_FPCB_ASSY 1 O
4-23 Q7409243901A SPEAKER_CUSHION 1 X
4-24 Q9761173007 SCREW 4 X
4-25 Q9007273001A SOLENOIDE_ASSY 1 O
4-26 Q6003049101A SCREW 3 X
4-27 Q7409227401A MODE DIAL TAPE 1 X
Q7411123902C MODE DIAL CAP 1 O
4-28
Q7411123902D MODE DIAL CAP TITAN 1 O
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5. BARREL ASSEMBLY
5-9
5-12 5-22
5-20
5-2
5-11
5-10
5-8
5-22
5-21
5-14
5-19
5-11
5-9
5-16
5-3
5-15
5-11
5-13
5-11 5-4
5-6 5-22
5-17
5-27
5-26
5-18
5-11 5-45
5-24
5-7
5-29
5-28 5-5
5-23
5-22
5-25
5-39
5-44
5-38
5-43
5-41
5-42
5-37
5-35
5-39
5-35
5-39 5-31 5-31

5-36
5-32 5-35
5-22 5-34
5-40
5-30
5-31 5-52
5-33
5-53
5-50
5-46
5-54
5-49
5-55 5-48
5-53
5-50
5-51 5-47
5-1
5-54
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▶ PARTS LIST
Q9002151801A BARREL ASSY 1 O
5-1
Q9002162101A BARREL ASSY TITAN 1 O
5-2 Q9002151701A LENS BASE ASSY 1 O
5-3 Q7212194602A LENS BASE 1 O
5-4 Q7411121401A AF GUIDE BAR-A 1 O
5-5 Q7411121501A AF GUIDE BAR-B 1 O
5-6 Q7212194902A ZOOM MOTOR GEAR 1 O
5-7 Q3107002401A ZOOM MOTOR 1 O
5-8 Q9611142007 SCREW 2 X
5-9 Q7411125501A ZOOM GEAR SHAFT 2 O
5-10 Q7212194802A ZOOM GEAR BASE 1 O
5-11 Q0961900301A SCREW 8 X
5-12 Q7411125201A ZOOM GEAR-B 1 O
5-13 Q7212195001A ZOOM GEAR-A 1 O
5-14 Q7411125301A ZOOM GEAR-C 1 O
5-15 Q7212195101A ZOOM GEAR-D 1 O
5-16 Q7212194702A ZOOM COVER 1 O
5-17 Q9008099301A MAIN F PCB ASSY 1 O
5-18 Q3104001201A AF MOTOR ASSY 1 O
5-19 Q0608001001A PHOTO INTERRUPTER 1 O
5-20 Q0608001301A PHOTO INTERRUPTER(3.1MM) 1 O
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▶ PARTS LIST
5-21 Q0608000701A PHOTO REFLECTOR 1 O
5-22 Q0961900101A SCREW 5 X
5-23 Q7012088401A SENSOR HOLDER 1 X
5-24 Q6107002701A AF SPRING 1 O
5-25 Q9002144601A 3RD LENS ASSY 1 O
5-26 Q7012088301A AF GUIDE HOLDER 1 O
5-27 Q6001014001A SCREW 1 X
5-28 Q7012080802A AF CLIP HOLDER 1 O
5-29 Q7212201001A AF CLIP 1 O
Q7212197901A ZOOM RING 1 O
5-30
Q7212202001A ZOOM RING TITAN 1 O
5-31 Q7411122201A 1ST MOVE PIN 3 O
5-32 Q9002144401A 1ST LENS ASSY 1 O
5-33 Q7012086802A 1ST PUSH PLATE 1 O
5-34 Q9002144501A 2ND LENS ASSY 1 O
5-35 Q7411122302A 2ND MOVE PIN 3 O
5-36 Q9005163101A SHUTTER ASSY 1 O
5-37 Q7012087104A F-PCB GUIDER 1 O
Q7212198001A CAM BARREL 1 O
5-38
Q7212201901A CAM BARREL TITAN 1 O
5-39 Q7411120101A OCB PIN 3 O
Q7012092401A CAM DECORING 1 O
5-40
Q7012094902A CAM DECORING TITAN 1 O
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▶ PARTS LIST
5-41 Q7409258801A CAM SHIELD 1 O
5-42 Q7212190401A GUIDE PLATE 1 O
5-43 Q9002151501A OUTER GUIDE BARREL ASSY 1 O
5-44 Q7212194401A OUTER CAM BARREL 1 O
5-45 Q6003040401A SCREW 1 X
5-46 Q7409220002A 1ST SHEET 1 O
5-47 Q9002145201A BARRIER ASSY 1 O
5-48 Q7212189205A BARRIER BASE 1 O
5-49 Q7212189404A BARRIER LEVER 1 O
5-50 Q7212189302A BARRIER FRAME 2 O
5-51 Q7212189103A FRONT PANEL 1 O
5-52 Q6107065401A BARRIER OPEN SPRING 1 X
5-53 Q6107065503A BARRIER CLOSE SPRING 2 X
5-54 Q6003048101A SCREW 2 X
Q7012092502B FRONT DECORING 1 O
5-55
Q7012094801A FRONT DECORING TITAN 1 O
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6. FRONT COVER ASSEMBLY
6-1
6-4
6-5
6-7
6-8
6-15
6-14
6-9
6-6
6-3 6-10
6-13
6-2
6-11
6-12
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▶ PARTS LIST
Q9007273801A FRONT_COVER_ASSY 1 O VLUU NV10
Q9007273801B FRONT_COVER_ASSY 1 O NV10
6-1 Q9007283701A FRONT COVER ASSY TITAN 1 O VLUU NV10
Q9007283701B FRONT COVER ASSY TITAN 1 O NV10
Q9007283701C FRONT COVER ASSY TITAN 1 O L-NV10
Q7117017001A FRONT_AL_COVER_EX 1 X NV10
6-2
Q7117014401A FRONT_AL_COVER_EX 1 X VLUU NV10
6-3 Q7217380101A GRIP 1 X
6-4 Q7217377901A GRIP HOLDER 1 X
6-5 Q9761172507 SCREW 2 X
6-6 Q7217377301A AF LED WINDOW 1 X
6-7 Q7217377201A REMOCON WINDOW 1 X
6-8 Q7217377801A FRONT INNER COVER 1 X
6-9 Q7409226401A FRONT INNER TAPE_A 1 X
6-10 Q7409226501A FRONT INNER TAPE_B 1 X
6-11 Q7411123601A DECORATION COLOR RING 1 X
6-12 Q7411123701A DECORATION FRONT RING 1 X
6-13 Q7409226802A MIKE GRILL SCREEN 1 X
6-14 Q7409244801A REMOCON_TAPE 1 X
6-15 Q7409244701A REMOCON_FILTER 1 X
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7. BACK COVER ASSEMBLY
7-1
7-6
7-7
7-5
7-4
7-2
7-3
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▶ PARTS LIST
Q9007274001A BACK_COVER_ASSY 1 O
7-1
Q9007283801A BACK COVER ASSY TITAN 1 O
Q7117014501A BACK AL COVER 1 O
7-2
Q7017057102A BACK AL COVER TITAN 1 O
Q7103003402A STRAP HOLDER 1 O
7-3
Q7103003403B STRAP HOLDER TITAN 1 O
7-4 Q7017052501A STRAP HOLDER SUPPLY 1 O
7-5 Q9611172007 SCREW 2 X
7-6 Q7217378101A LCD WINDOW 1 O
7-7 Q7409225201A LCD WINDOW TAPE 1 O
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8. PACKING ITEM
8-6 8-22 8-16 8-21
8-17
8-18
8-23
8-1
8-20
8-19
8-8
8-5
8-3 8-4
8-7 8-11
8-9 8-12
810 8-13
8-14
8-15
8-2
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▶ PARTS LIST
8-1 QP960210101A PE BAG (FOR CAMERA) 1 O
8-2 Q6909018202A PE BAG (FOR ACCESSORY) 1 O
8-3 Q6909018601A AIR BAG_NV10_EXP(FOR BODY) 1 O
Q6901243001A PULP_MOLD_NV10_CRADLE 1 O
8-4
Q6901243501A PULP_MOLD_NV10_NORMAL 1 O
Q6901250202A GT_INNER_PAD_NV3_FULL 1 O
8-5
Q6901250302A GT_INNER_PAD_NV3_NOR 1 O
8-6 Q7409245501A STRAP_NV10_KOR/EXP_BLACK 1 O
Q4609014701A DRIVER+DIGIMAX MASTER_NV10 1 O
8-7
Q4609015601A DRIVER+DIGIMAX MASTER_NV10_CHI(S) 1 O
8-8 Q6904030501A POUCH_NV10_KOR/EXP_BLACK 1 O
Q6806002701A Q/GUIDE_NV10_ENG 1 O
Q6806002801A Q/GUIDE_NV10_GER 1 O
Q6806002901A Q/GUIDE_NV10_FRA 1 O
Q6806003001A Q/GUIDE_NV10_SPA 1 O
Q6806003101A Q/GUIDE_NV10_ITA 1 O
Q6806003201A Q/GUIDE_NV10_CHI(T) 1 O
Q6806003401A Q/GUIDE_NV10_DUT 1 O
Q6806003501A Q/GUIDE_NV10_POR 1 O
Q6806003601A Q/GUIDE_NV10_SWE 1 O
8-9
Q6806003701A Q/GUIDE_NV10_DEN 1 O
Q6806003801A Q/GUIDE_NV10_FIN 1 O
Q6806003901A Q/GUIDE_NV10_RUS 1 O
Q6806004001A Q/GUIDE_NV10_CHI(S) 1 O
Q6806004101A Q/GUIDE_NV10_TK 1 O
Q6806004201A Q/GUIDE_NV10_IND 1 O
Q6806004301A Q/GUIDE_NV10_ARA 1 O
Q6806004401A Q/GUIDE_NV10_THA 1 O
Q6806002401A Q/GUIDE_NV10_KOR 1 O
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Q6806002501A U/MANUAL_NV10_KOR 1 O
Q6806004501A U/MANUAL_NV10_ENG 1 O
Q6806004601A U/MANUAL_NV10_GER 1 O
Q6806004701A U/MANUAL_NV10_FRA 1 O
Q6806004801A U/MANUAL_NV10_SPA 1 O
Q6806004901A U/MANUAL_NV10_ITA 1 O
Q6806005001A U/MANUAL_NV10_CHI(T) 1 O
Q6806005101A U/MANUAL_NV10_DUT 1 O
Q6806005201A U/MANUAL_NV10_POR 1 O
8-10
Q6806005301A U/MANUAL_NV10_SWE 1 O
Q6806005401A U/MANUAL_NV10_DEN 1 O
Q6806005501A U/MANUAL_NV10_FIN 1 O
Q6806005601A U/MANUAL_NV10_RUS 1 O
Q6806005701A U/MANUAL_NV10_CHI(S) 1 O
Q6806005801A U/MANUAL_NV10_TK 1 O
Q6806005901A U/MANUAL_NV10_IND 1 O
Q6806006001A U/MANUAL_NV10_ARA 1 O
Q6806006101A U/MANUAL_NV10_THA 1 O
Q6809004601A NV 10_INSERT_KOR 1 O
Q6809004701A NV 10_INSERT_ENG 1 O
Q6809004801A NV 10_INSERT_GER 1 O
Q6809004901A NV 10_INSERT_FRA 1 O
8-11
Q6809005001A NV 10_INSERT_SPA 1 O
Q6809005101A NV 10_INSERT_ITA 1 O
Q6809005201A NV 10_INSERT_CHI(T) 1 O
Q6809005301A NV 10_INSERT_DUT 1 O
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Q6809005401A NV 10_INSERT_POR 1 O
Q6809005501A NV 10_INSERT_SWE 1 O
Q6809005601A NV 10_INSERT_DEN 1 O
Q6809005701A NV 10_INSERT_FIN 1 O
Q6809005801A NV 10_INSERT_RUS 1 O
8-11
Q6809005901A NV 10_INSERT_CHI(S) 1 O
Q6809006001A NV 10_INSERT_TUR 1 O
Q6809006101A NV 10_INSERT_IND 1 O
Q6809006201A NV 10_INSERT_ARA 1 O
Q6809006301A NV 10_INSERT_THA 1 O
Q6806002601A C/MANUAL_NV10_KOR 1 O
Q6806006201A C/MANUAL_NV10_ENG 1 O
Q6806006301A C/MANUAL_NV10_GER 1 O
Q6806006401A C/MANUAL_NV10_FRA 1 O
8-12 Q6806006501A C/MANUAL_NV10_SPA 1 O
Q6806006601A C/MANUAL_NV10_POR 1 O
Q6806006701A C/MANUAL_NV10_RUSL 1 O
Q6806006801A C/MANUAL_NV10_CHI(T) 1 O
Q6806006901A C/MANUAL_NV10_CHI(S) 1 O
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Fig.No Parts No. Parts Name Q’ty Remarks
Q6806007001A U/MANUAL_NV10_E/G/F/SP/I/DU/P_7 1 O
8-13 Q6806007101A U/MANUAL_NV10_E/G/FI/SW/DA/RU_6 1 O
Q6806007201A U/MANUAL_NV10_E/T/CH/IN/AR/TH_6 1 O
QP955150101F WARRANTY CARD_KOREA 1 O
Q6807003003U WARRANTY CARD_EXP 1 O
Q6807012301A WARRANTY CARD_2 YEARS 1 O
8-14 Q6807010903C WARRANTY CARD_RUS(3 YEARS) 1 O
Q6807011301B WARRANTY CARD_TSOE(CHINA) 1 O
Q6807012101A WARRANTY CARD_IRAN 1 O
Q6807012401A WARRANTY CARD_TURKEY 1 O
Q6901243101A G/T BOX_NV10_KOR_BLACK 1 O
Q6901243601A G/T BOX_NV10_EX/AU/US/CA_NOR_BLACK 1 O
8-15
Q6901243701A G/T BOX_NV10_EX/AU/US/CA_CRA_BLACK 1 O
Q6901249001B G/T BOX_NV10_CHI(S)_Black 1 O
8-16 Q4302001401A LITHIUM-ION_SLB-0837(B) 1 O
8-17 Q4401002501A CRADLE 1 O
Q4404000201A AC_ADAPTOR_4.2V (SAC-45) 1 O
Q4404000301A AC_ADAPTOR_4.2V (SAC-45)_EXP 1 O
Q4404000401A AC_ADAPTOR_4.2V (SAC-45)_USA 1 O
8-18 Q4404000501A AC_ADAPTOR_4.2V (SAC-45)_UK 1 O
Q4404000601A AC_ADAPTOR_4.2V (SAC-45)_AUS 1 O
Q4404000701A AC_ADAPTOR_4.2V (SAC-45)_CHI_TSOE 1 O
Q4404000801A AC_ADAPTOR_4.2V (SAC-45)_ARG 1 O
8-19 Q3802006201A 24PIN USB CABLE(CHARGER)_SUC-C2 1 O
8-20 Q3802006401A 24PIN AV CABLE 1 O
8-21 Q9010056301A REMOCON 1 O
8-22 Q1107002801A MULTI MEDIA CARD (64MB) SAMSUNG 1 O
Q7409234501A FCC LABEL_NV10(MADE IN KOREA) 1 O
8-23
Q7409234601A MIC LABEL_VLUU NV10 (MADE IN KOREA) 1 O
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1. Digital camera service

To take a digital camera service (Repair, Tuning and Checking), the following equipments have to be arranged.
The sequences for the camera service are as shown.

Receiving the camera
1. Receiving the camera

When receiving a camera, check whether the accessories are Checking the camera
included or not and ask the customer exact problems.
2. Checking the camera

Checking the camera with priority given to the exact problems Repairing the camera
to find overall malfunctions.
3. Repairing the camera

Repair the camera malfunctions found at the step 2. Tuning
4. Inspection
After repairing the camera, inspect all of the camera functions.
Inspection
Finish
1. Checking the camera and Inspection 2. Repairing the camera 3. Tuning
※ The illustrations may be different from the real display in accordance with the camera model.
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1) Equipments for checking and inspection
To check and inspect the camera malfunction, the following equipments have to be arranged.
④
↓
③
②
⑤ →
① ⑦
⑪
⑧ ⑨ → ← ⑩
No. Device Description

1 PC for inspection - Installing a digital camera driver or Checking the removable device
- Checking the file transference(upload and download)
- Playing back the still image or movie clip
2 HARD RACK, For the compatibility test.
by Operating System by the O/S(WIN 98SE, ME, 2000, XP)
3 Driver CD, by camera models S/W CDs for installing a camera driver
4 USB HUB For using all kinds of USB cable at a time
5 USB cable, by camera models For checking file transference(upload and download) by camera models
6 Chart for checking colors For checking color and image resolution before or after camera repair
7 TV MONITOR For checking video output and whether NTSC/PAL can be selected
8 Memory card by types checking card recognition by brands and sizes
9 A/V CABLE For checking whether the image can be displayed on a external monitor
10 POWER SUPPLY For checking camera power by camera models
11 Power cable by camera models
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2) Equipments for camera repair
To repair the camera, the following equipments have to be arranged.
⑩ →
⑬
④
⑨ ⑫
③ ⑥
⑦
②
① ⑪ →
⑤

1 A set of tools Pincette/ Screwdriver/ Discharger etc.
2 Cleaning paper For cleaning camera lens and camera parts
3 Detergent container For containing detergent
4 Parts case For keeping various camera parts and disassembled camera parts
5 Anti-electricity mat For repairing table made from anti-electricity material
6 Soldering sponge For removing solder
7 Air pump For removing various kinds of dust
8 LIGHT BOX Color temperature 5100
9 POWER SUPPLY 7.5V 2.0A
10 Soldering iron Soldering iron that can select temperature
11 Tester Portable tester that can test AC/DC, Ω,♪ect.
12 BATTERY & AC ADAPTOR & Rechargeable battery by camera models
AC ADAPTOR - SBP3603/ SBP3605/ SBP3606
- SLB 1437
- SBP 1103
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3) Equipments for camera tuning
To tune the camera, the following equipments have to be arranged.
①
⑥

1 AE TESTER For tuning AE and STROBE
2 AWB LIGHT For checking and tuning AWB
SOURCE BOX
3 COLOR chart For checking AWB and color of images
4 AF chart For tuning AF
5 Chart for checking resolution For checking image resolution
6 TRIPOD
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4) Check list for Digital camera repair
To check the digital camera functions before/after repairing, refer to the check list.
No. Checking item Check point

1 Check the exterior of a camera. - Check the scratch, stain, misprint.
- Check whether the screws are turned firmly.
- Check the corrosion of terminal, bad exterior.
- Do chemical and glue test to the printing/ painting parts.
2 Insert the adapter. - Check the connecting and contact condition.
3 Check the battery cover. - Insert the batteries with the correct polarity and check the contact
condition.
- Check whether the cover is opened easily after closing.
4 Check the card condition after - The card can be inserted or removed easily and cover is closed
inserting the card. firmly.
- Do inserting and removing card(SD/MMC) test two times.
→ The card must be inserted firmly and has not to spring out.
- Insert the card/batteries and give a little impact on the camera.
The camera must recognize the card and “CARD LOCKED”
message has not to be displayed.
5 Insert the Video cable. - When the cable is inserted, check whether the
images play back on the external monitor.
6 Turn on the camera. - Check whether the green LED is blinking, SAMSUNG LOGO is on
and the start-up sound sounds.
- Check the “L” and “FINE” icon on the LCD monitor.
- Check whether the AE function is correct at the low light and high
light condition.
- Check whether the “beep” sounds on the recording and movie clip
mode.
→ The“beep”can be sounded in the microphone part.
Check that in a quiet room.
7 Press the zoom W/T button. - Press the zoom W/T button with the viewfinder.
→ Check dust and percentage of the frame seen, zoom rate.
- Press the zoom W/T button with the TFT-LCD monitor.
→ Check the zoom rate and whether the zoom bar moves smoothly.
8 Macro focus. - Check whether the Macro icon(Flower) is displayed on the LCD
monitor.
- Check the AF in the Macro focus with the TFT-LCD monitor.
9 Normal focus. - Check whether the subject captured from 2M has over or under
exposure and the fucus is clear.
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No. Checking item Check point

10 - Check whether the icon and counter are displayed on the LCD
MANUAL focus.
monitor.
11 Take a movie clip with TELE zoom - Check whether the recording time is displayed and there are a
during 10 seconds. noise, dim frame and discontinuous frame in the movie clip.
12 - Check whether the zoom rate is changed and there are unclear part,
Take a chart with TELE zoom in a noise and dim part in the image.
low light condition. - The distance from the subject is 2M and have to use the FILL IN
flash.
13 - Check whether the PLAY mode can be selected without any
problem and there are any noise, frame shaking and discoutinuous
Play back a image with the TFT frame.
LCD monitor. - Check the voice recorded in the still image and the movie clip.
- Check whether the still image can be enlarged correctly with the 5
function button.
14 Start the slide show - Select 2 sec. of slide show interval time and check whether there are
in the PLAY mode. any noise, image shaking and discontinuous frame.
15 - Check whether the mode dial is rotated with the equal force.
Try to rotate the mode dial.
- Check whether each camera mode can be recognized correctly.
16 Download a image from a PC with - Check whether there are unclear part, dim part, noticeable flare,
USB cable and check the image noise, ghost image and smear.
quality in a external monitor.
17 Format the card in the PLAY mode. - Check whether all images are deleted.
(Delete all images in the PLAY mode)
18 - Check whether the “NO IMAGE” message is displayed on the
Check whether there is no image and LCD monitor.
reset the camera. Remove the card - Check whether the LARGE, FINE icon and 0018 number are
and turn off the camera. displayed.
- Check whether the camera power is turned off without any problem.
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2. Tuning item by changed parts

After changing the electronic parts of Digimax NV 73, the parts have to be adjusted in accordance withe the
adjusted items.The items listed on the table are have to be adjusted after changing.
MAIN STROBO BARREL CCD

ADJUSTMENT
PCB PCB ASS’Y
FIRMWARE UPGRADE ● ●
CCD GAIN ● ● ●
SHUTTER CLOSE TIME ADJ. ● ●
LENS SHADING ● ● ●
AWB L ● ● ●
AWB H ● ● ● ●
FOCUS ADJ. ● ● ●
OB SETTING ● ● ●
CCD DEFECT ● ● ●
BURNING TEST ● ● ● ●
EEPROM READ ●
EEPROM WRITE ●
1) Equipments for adjustment
▶ Equipments
- AE TESTER : AE TESTER can test upto LV 16.1.
- POWER SUPPLY : 7V/2A
▶ Chart
- Focus chart
3. FIRMWARE
1) Resetting the Camera
1. Turn on the Camera 2. Press and hold the Wide button and Back
button and then press the Power button again.
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3. Turn on the camera and check whether the camera is reset or not.
2) How to check the FIRMWARE VERSION
1. Remove the memory card from the camera.
2. Use the AC adapter or fully charged battery.
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3. Turn on the camera and select the Scene mode.
4. Press and hold the Wide button and Back button. And then press the
Shutter button (S2).
5. Developer mode will display on the LCD 6. Current version of the firmware will display.
monitor. Select 1. Confirm version.
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3) How to update FIRMWARE
1. Insert a memory card that has the Firmware.
* Updating the firmware will delete all data in the SD card. Be sure
to download all data to your PC before updating the firmware.
The firmware file name must be " nv103.bin ".
2. Use the AC adapter or fully charged battery.
To upgrade the Firmware, all of the battery level indicator on the

LCD monitor must be displayed.
3. Turn on the Camera and select the Scene mode.
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4. Press and hold the Wide button and Back button and then press the Shutter button (S2).
5. Developer mode MENU will display. Select 3. Upgrade Firmware.
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6. The Upgrade will start with displaying the following message.
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7. After completing the upgrade, the camera is turned off automatically.
8. Turn on the camera again and reset the camera by using the Reset menu.
4) Full Version of Firmware
▷Camera Status : When turning on the camera, the power consumption (Checking the POWER SUPPLY) is 200-
300mA and the camera can' be operated.
▷Cause : The data of “0” address in the FLASH MEMORY of the MAIN PCB is damaged.
▷Solution : Recover the address by doing the FULL VERSION FIRMWARE shown below.
▷Additions : After completing the upgrading of the FULL VERSION FIRMWARE, do the LENS SHADING and
CCD DEFECT CELL adjustment.
1. Short the 3 point of the MAIN PCB as shown.
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2. Assemble the camera correctly and insert the SD card that has the Full version of firmware.
3. Turn on the camera by using the Power Supply.To connect the camera and Power Supply, use the Battery Tool
4. The upgrade will be done with blinking the Camera Status lamp.
If the Current is up to 200mA and down to 0 on the POWER SUPPLY display, the upgrade is complete.
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4. ADJUSTMENT
1. Instructions for the NV10 adjustments
● 1. Battery Level
● 2. CCD GAIN
● 3. Shutter Close Time
● 4. Lens Shading
1. General adjustment ● 5. AWB L
● 6. Strobo
● 7. AWB H
● 8. PUNT
● 9. Power consumption
● 10. Taking image for testing Resolution

2. Resolution
● 11. Testing the resolution
● 12. Burning
3. Burning ● 13. CCD Defect
● 14. Black Level
4. Taking 2M/ 5M image ● 15. Taking 2M/ 5M image
● 16. Booting Level

● 17. Remote controler
● 18. AF lamp
● 19. EEPROM testing
5. General testing
● 20. Checking the F/W version
● 21. Testing the flash
● 22. Lock Level
● 23. Testing power leakage
6. CCD dirt ● 24. CCD dirt inspection
7. Slide button ● 25. Slide buttons
8. Resolution of the Barrel ● 26. Resolution of the Barrel
9. Inspection of FCT ● 27. Inspection of FCT
2. Instrunctions
1) Purpose
Instructions on this manual have command of script and usage. The script consists with the commands for
reducing the declination of each camera. And you can modify the defect of the camera with this script. So, this
manual is for adjusting the camera that has defects differ from the initial standard of the camera.
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2) Special Features
A. Scripts for NV10 are divided into 27 kinds of separated adjustments, 8 kinds of unified adjustment linked with the
measuring instrument, 6 kinds of general adjustments, Burning, Defect pixel and Black Level adjustment. But in this
manual, we are presenting only the 27 kinds separated adjustments.
B. The adjustment of NV10 is done automatically after inserting the SD card that has the script file and turning on the
camera. Required files are adjust103.txt and adjust_t.
C. adjust103.txt : Mixture of script files for adjustment.
D. adjust_t : For starting the adjustment. Uses in all adjustment .
3) Procedure
Procedure of each steps
① Save the adjust103.txt and adjust_t files on the Root directory of the SD card.
② If adjust103.txt and adjust_t files exist, the adjustment mode will be selected automatically.
③ Reset the camera
④ The procedures will be started.
⑤ While the procedure is done, the camera checks the battery level. If the level is good, OK message will
display and the procedure keeps going. If the level is bad, NG message will display and the procedure
stops.
- OK message : Blinking AF lamp one time (OK message will be printed by the Serial port)
- NG message : Blinking AF lamp two times (NG message will be printed by the Serial port)
⑥ After completing the procedure, data that was saved on the cash memory temporarily are moved to the
FlashRom of the camera. (To write the data, the procedure must be complete. Data saved on the
FlashRom is not affected by the F/W update)
Adjustments are done separately, but some adjustments are required preceding adjustment.
-「Shutter Close time」needs「CCD Gain」
-「Strobo exposure test」needs「CCD Gain」
-「Taking resolution chart」needs「PUNT adjustment」
-「 CCD Defect」needs「Burning」and it must be done when the CCD temperature is high.
- If an adjustment has critical problem, we are sorting the adjustment in the unified adjustment part. Do as is
and there are no problems.
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2. Battery Level test

A. Purpose
Adjusting the Standard Battery level for displaying the battery status icon.
B. Behavior
① Type the Battery input voltage 10 times and the average voltage is Inupt_average.
② Check whether the Input_average typed by the script is within the Maximum and Minimum voltage. The
average is over the range, NG message is displayed.
C. Spec (Standard for checking defect)

Min < Input_average < Max: No defect
D. Procedure
① Save the adjust103.txt and adjust_t files on the Root directory of the SD card and insert the card.
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② Turn on the camera and the adjustment mode will be done automatically.
③ Reset the camera.
⑤ While the procedure is done, the camera checks the battery level. If the level is good, OK message will display
and the procedure keeps going. If the level is bad, NG message will display and the procedure stops.
FlashRom of the camera.
(To write the data, the procedure must be complete. Data saved on the FlashRom is not affected by the F/W
update)
E. Log File Inspection
After completing the adjustment, LOG file will be made on the SD memory card.
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Open the file with the Memo pad.
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3. CCD GAIN
A. Purpose
The ideal CCD saturation level is 1VPP. But, the real CCD saturation level is under 1 VPP (500 ~ 550 mVpp).
To change the 500 ~ 550 mVpp to 1 Vpp level, set the minimum Analog gain.
This adjustment is for minimizing the gabs of CCD saturation level of each camera by adjusting the Analog gain.
B. Behavior
As for the NV10 uses two kinds of ND filter, there are two type of adjustments.
[Description of the algorithm]

① Check the brightness level in the Liveview mode.
② Check the difference between the target and checked brightness. And then set the default CCD gain.
③ Check the availability of the brightness value.
④ Depending on the result, decide OK or NG.
[Standards for the Adjustment]

- Specification of the tools : Light source that can block the external light source
- Color temperature: 3200K ± 50
- Brightness: LV 8.2±0.1 ( ±0.05 recommended)

- From the PV-2 steps, the adjustment actualizes. The followings are temporary standard.
① 9181 - 341 < Average brightness of the test < 9181 + 341
② 170 < CCD gain < 265
D. Procedure
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② Set the camera on the Light source.
Turn on the camera and the adjustment mode will be selected automatically.

FlashRom of the camera.(To write the data, the procedure must be complete. Data saved on the FlashRom is
not affected by the F/W update)
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4. Shutter Close Time

A. Purpose
As the characteristics of the Mechanical Shutter, it has delay when it is closed. Every lens has declination of the
delay. This delay is not problem in normal shooting condition, but in high speed shutter mode, the brightness can be
affectedThis is for adjusting the mechanical shutter closing delay time.
B. Behavior
① Check the shutter closing delay time to meet 1/1500 second.

② Check the brightness in the Liveview mode.
③ Decide the availability of the brightness.
④ Check the brightness of the Capture mode.
⑤ Calculate the differences between the brightness of the Liveview mode and Capture mode.
⑥ By changing the delay time, check the brightness of the image.
⑦ Repeat the check until the available delay time is taken.
⑧ Depending on the availability, decide OK or NG.
- Color temperature : 3200K ± 50
- Brightness : LV 14 ± 0.1

① 10000 < Checked brightness < 12000 (SS_Reference)
② -4300 < shutter closing delay time < -3500 (SS_Delay_Time)
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D. Procedure
② Attach the camera to the light source.
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③ Reset the camera

FlashRom of the camera.
(To write the data, the procedure must be complete. Data saved on the FlashRom is not affected by the F/W
update)

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5. Lens Shading
A. Purpose
The characteristic of Lens makes the outside of the image be dark. This phenomenon is called “Lens Shading”.
This adjustment is for compensating the brightness of the outside of the image.
After calculating the darkness, this adjustment will increase the brightness of the outside of the image up to 80%
of the center of the image.
B. Behavior
① After taking an image, check the brightness of the center and the corners of the image.
② Calculate the Lens shading compensation table.
③ After adapting the table, check the availability of the brightness value.

- Color temperature : 3200K ± 50
- Brightness : LV 8.2±0.1 (±0.05 recommended)

① If the brightness of the 4 corners are over 75% brighter than that of the center, the adjustment is complete.
② You can decide the result by the brightness rate.
D. Procedure
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Set the camera on the Light source.
⑥ After completing the procedure, the data saved on the cash memory will be saved on the FlashRom. (If the
procedure is complete incorrectly, the file will not be written. Data saved on the FlashRom will not be deleted by
the Firmware upgrade)
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6. AWB L
A. Purpose
To get the proper White Balance for the Preset mode (daylight, cloudy, tungsten, fluorescent low, fluorescent high),
get the R/B gain from the Low Temperature and High Temperature standard light source and adjust the White
Balance.
And by getting the proper adjustment data of each mode, do the AWB algorithm and compensate the differences.
B. Behavior
◆ Adjusting the AWB Low Temp
In 3000K color temperature of Tungsten light source, get the ideal WB gain and calculate
AWB key parameter of parts of low temperature by the linear conversion
- Color temperature: 3300K±50
- Brightness : LV 8±0.2
①Do the adjustment under 3200K±50 (low color temperature) and the procedures are as followings.
[Caution] Most important thing is declinations between the lines. For example,
(1) A line:3000K, B line:3000K, C line:3100K
(2) A line:3100K, B line:3140K, C line:3060K
Data (2) seems bad , but for the AWB compensation, data (2) is better than data (1).
② The camera sets as Manual mode, AWB Auto, EV 0, ISO 100, Flash Off, F.no 2.8, Zooming Wide by the script.
③ WB data can get from the average of the R/B gain that comes from the several images. (5 images are standard
so far)
- This is maximum standard by PV3 and can be changed in the PR stage.

375 < Rgain < 455
588 < Bgain < 738
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D. Procedure
Inserting the SD memory card that has script file.
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② Set the camera on the Light source.
urn on the camera and the adjustment mode will be selected automatically.

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7. Flash Gno.
A. Purpose
This is for checking the defect and declination of the Flash H/W by firing test.
B. Behavior
① Charge the flash and take an image with flash

② Calculate the brightness of the captured image.
<Range for the brightness>
③ Check the availability of the brightness.

- Specification of the tools: DARK BOX(or dark room)

- Chart : 36 % black
- Distance between the tools and camera : 80 cm
20 : 8900 < average of the brightness < 9800
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D. Procedure
① Save the adjust103.txt and djust_t files on the Root directory of the SD card and insert the card.
Insert the SD memory card that has the script file.
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② Set the camera as following.

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8. AWB H
A. Purpose
To get the proper White Balance for the Preset mode (daylight, cloudy, tungsten, fluorescent low, fluorescent high),
get the R/B gain from the Low Temperature and High Temperature standard light source and adjust the White
Balance.And by getting the proper adjustment data of each mode, do the AWB algorithm and compensate the
differences.
B. Behavior
◆ Adjusting the AWB High Temp
In 5000~6000K color temperature of Daylight light source, get the ideal WB gain and calculate
AWB key parameter of parts of High temperature by the linear conversion
- Specification of the tools: 36% Reflect board or page, Dark room

- Color temperature : 6100K±50 (No light sources are required. Using the flash)
- Brightness : Proper exposure are required when firing the flash
- Distance between the camera and tool : 80cm
① After completing the Flash exposure adjustment, the procedure starts.
② The camera sets as Auto Program mode, AWB Auto, EV 0 , ISO 100 , Flash Fill-in mode, zoom Wide by the
script file.
③ WB data can get from the average of the R/B gain that comes from the several images. (5 images are standard
so far)

- This is maximum standard by PV3 and can be changed in the PR stage.
658 < Rgain < 808
273 < Bgain < 343
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D. Procedure
② Set the camera as followings.
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9. PUNT adjustment
A. Purpose
This is for getting higher Auto Focus function by adjusting the declination of lenses.
PUNT adjustment is related with the focus lens.
B. Behavior
To do the Punt adjustment, set the distance between the camera and Tracking Chart as 80cm and record the data
of each lenses.
① Do the basic settings for the PUNT adjustment

a. Do zoom close (initialization) and zoom open.
b. Set the camera as Program mode, ISO 100, AWB auto, spot metering.
(As the PUNT adjustment is done within the Auto Focus Frame, select the Spot metering.The spot metering is
not affected by the brightness of the circumference. )
c. Make the Log file and create the index (If the files have been made, this step will be skipped).
② Do the PUNT adjustment by changing the zoom step from 0 (WIDE) to 7 (TELE).
The algorithm of each steps are as following.

a. Within the AF step specification, set the offset and margin of the Up and Down part.
(Short scan range: For reducing the adjustment time)
b. Set the Scan step and scan the step until the lens get the correct AF step.
If there is no peak step within the scan range, skip the C step and do the D step.
c. If the gaps between the current zoom step and the previous zoom step are within the maximum and
minimum range, the punt is good.
(Do it from step 1)
d. Set the Scan step and scan the step until the lens get the correct AF step.
(Long scan range) In this case, check whether there is AF step or not. If not, it is bad. If there is AF step, do
the D step.
e. If the gaps between the current zoom step and the previous zoom step are within the maximum and
minimum range, the punt is good.
(Do it from step 1)
f. If the result is bad, record the information on the Log file.
③ Finally, make the Log file and save the adjustment information on the FLASH ROM.
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[Data of Scan range]
Short range scan data
ADJ_focus err_set argv[2] argv[3] argv[4]
■Data of argv[2] and argv[3] shown above are temporary standard by testing with 43 cameras of PV 3.(To get the
availability data, long scan range is taken.) And the data come from the maximum and minimum peak step of
each zoom step.
■argv[2]= Standard Peak Step - Min

■argv[3]= Max - Standard Peak Step
●Data of long scan range
■Data come from the Lens specification.
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[Data of slope range]

● Setting the minimum and maximum data by the short range scan
■Slope Min = Minimum value of Data for short range of each zoom step _
Maximum value of Data for long range of previous zoom step
■Slope Max = Maximum value of Data for short range of each zoom step _
Minimum value of Data for long range of previous zoom step.
[Range of AF search window]
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If the gaps between the current zoom step and the previous zoom step are within
the maximum and minimum range, the punt is good.
① If the gaps between the current zoom step and the previous zoom step are within the maximum and minimum
range, the punt is good. If not, the punt is bad.
② Check the punt by calculating the Recorded script data in the current zoom step and Lens specification.
a.Calculating with Lens specification and ADJ_focus err_set.
b.For example, in case of zoom step 1, ADJ_focus err_set 129 174 25 of lens specification is 270.
the AF step is between 270-129 and 270+174, that is good. If not, that is bad.
③ All of zoom steps are good, OK message will be recorded on the Log file.
[Flow chart for decision]
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D. Procedure
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10. Power consumption

A. Purpose
This is for Checking the leakage of camera power.
B. Behavior
① Send the command for starting the checking to the Power supply.
② The Power supply controls the specified power and delay time of each step.
③ The camera settings for checking the power consumption are set as Preview, Tele, Wide, LCD Off, Playback
mode.
11. Taking an image for checking the Resolution

A. Purpose
For testing the resolution, capture the resolution chart.
B. Behavior
Take the chart 6 times. 5 shots are in the Wide zoom mode and 1 shot is in the Tele zoom mode.
In Wide zoom mode, move the focus to –4 step from the correct focus and take the first shot.
After that, take 4 shots. Whenever the chart is taken, move the focus by + 2 focus steps. (Defocus –2, -1, 0, +1, +2)
In Tele zoom mode, take the chart in the correct focus mode.
Keep the distance between the camera and the chart as 80cm.
① Prepare the basic settings for taking the chart.

a.Before taking the chart, delete all of images.
b.Set the camera as Program mode, ISO 100, AWB auto, multi metering.
② In the Wide zoom mode, take the chart by changing the 2 focus step.In the Tele zoom mode, take the chart in the
correct focus mode.The algorithms of each step are as following
a. In the Wide zoom mode, press the shutter button half way down.
b. Point the camera to the chart and press the shutter button half way down to get the focus.
In this moment, “af s1” command will be sent and the camera locks the focus. (The focus step will display on
the LCD)
c. Locking the focus and move the camera by –4 step (far from the chart) and then take the chart.
d. After that, move the camera by +2 step(near from the chart) and take the chart. Repeat this step 4 times.
e. Change the zoom position to the Tele zoom. And press the shutter button half way down.
f. Point the camera to the chart, and take the chart in the correct focus mode.

This is for only taking the chart.
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D. Procedure
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No LOG files.

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12. Inspection of the Resolution

A. Purpose
Inspecting the image of the chart and recording the data come from the inspection on the memory.
B. Behavior
① Do this inspection on the computer. Use the USB cable to connect the camera to the computer.
② After inspecting the chart, record the result on the adjust2.txt file. And the file will be saved on the memory
card.This procedure will be done by the computer
③ If the USB cable is removed from the computer, the camera restart and run the adjust2.txt file that has Defocus
data. In this moment, adjustment data of the adjust2.txt file is saved on the flashrom.
④ After saving the data on the Flash-rom, delete the "adjust2.txt" to prepare the next procedure.

The Defocus value must be between –3 and + 3 for meet the specification.
D. Procedure
No LOG files.
13. Burning Test

A. Purpose
This is for checking the defected camera by repeating the camera functions.
B. Behavior
① Repeat the specified number of Burning Sequence.
② Burning Sequences are Image Delete, Single Capture, Flash On Capture_auto,Capture with 2sec selftimer,
Flash On Capture, Macro Capture, Flash On Capture, AF braket Capture * 5, Movie rec 5sec, Movie playback,
LCD Mode_change and All Image Play with slideshow.
③ Whenever each camera functions start, write the previous result on the Log file.
① Before starting the camera functions, type NG on the Log and change it to OK after completing the camera
functions.
② With this method, you can check defected loop and defected functions.
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④ Sets that have no Halt after completing the test

⑤ The test can be restarted only one time.
D. Procedure
② Turn on the camera and the adjustment mode will be selected automatically.
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14. Checking the CCD Defect pixel

A. Purpose
Usually, CCD sensor has defect pixel, it is hard to decide them as defected CCD.
For this reason, if the defect pixels are within the permitted numbers, compensate them with neighbor pixel.
To do the compensation, location of the defected pixel is recorded.
There are two kinds of Defected pixel. White defect pixel makes the image taken in the dark condition be bright.
And Black defect pixel makes the image taken in the bright condition be dark.
Only the location of white defect pixel is recorded. There are few cases of Black defect pixel and the black defect
pixel can be found by checking the JPEG image. And more this will reduce the checking time.
B. Behavior
① Check the White defect pixel
② Insert the SD card that has the script file and turn on the camera.
③ Camera sets as high speed shutter (1/1500 sec), minimum aperture (f7.1), ISO 400 by the script.
④ Capturing the CCD data and save the data that are brighter than a specified level on the table.
⑤ PV3 threshold: 400 (12 bits resolution)
⑥ Check the Black defect pixel
⑦ Turn on the camera in the CCD saturated condition (LV14).
⑧ Camera sets as slow shutter (1sec), maximum aperture (f2.8), ISO 800 by the script.
⑨ Capturing the CCD data and save the data that are darker than a specified level on the table.
⑩ PV3 threshold: 1700 (12 bits resolution) => This step is not adjusted actually.

f the total number of defect pixel is over 256, it is decided as bad, because the maximum
number of defect pixels that the fujitsu platform can compensate are 256.
D. Procedure
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Insert the SD card that has the script file.
④ The procedures will be started..
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15. CCD Black Level (OB)

A. Purpose
The CCD sensor can make the read out data in the dark conditions by it’s characteristics,
and the contrast of the image can be affected by the read out data.
To compensate the phenomenon, the CCD has lightproof field.
But, there are differences between the CCD and lightproof filed.
To compensate the differences, do the CCD Black Level adjustment.
AS the Back Level depends on the ISO gain to change, do the Back Level adjustment by ISO value.
B. Behavior
① Adjusting the Black Level
② Insert the SD card that has the script file and turn on the camera.
③ Exposure of the camera is set as 1/50 sec (Shutter speed), f2.8 (Aperture) by the script.
④ ISO of the camera changes in 100/200/400/800/1000 order by the script.
⑤ Blocking the Mecha shutter, take 5 images with each ISO values. Compare the values of lightproof field and
center of the image and record the results.
⑥ Repeat the step 5 in every ISO values.

If the result of Black Level is near the 0, the image field and lightproof field have same characteristics,
the result is far from the 0, there are differences between the image field and lightproof field.
Get the Black Level data 5 times by each ISO values and more than 3 results meet the standard,
the adjustments is good. The rest cases is bad.
The standard (Based on PV3) is as following, and the figures can be changed.
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D. Procedure
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16. Taking 2M/5M resolution image

A. Purpose
This is for checking the camera can operate in the real conditions.
B. Behavior
① Taking a 5M image in the Tele zoom mode.
② Taking a 5M image in the Tele zoom and Macro focus mode.
③ Taking a 5M image in the Wide zoom and Macro focus mode.
④ Taking a 2M image in the Wide zoom mode.
⑤ Taking a 2M image in the Tele zoom mode.
⑥ Taking a movie
⑦ KEY UNLOCK
⑧ Key testing
⑨ Checking the USB connection

If the NG message is displayed, the camera and the measuring instrument generate a signal and stop.
Decide the result of image, Key operation, and USB connection with tester’judgment.
D. Procedure
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No Log files.
17. BOOTING LEVEL

A. Purpose
This is for checking the camera power with Booting voltage that generates from the initial booting.
18. Remote control test

A. Purpose
This is for testing whether the remote control can operate in the Remote mode.
B. Behavior
① Send the procedure signal to the measuring instrument
② Wait for receiving the remote control signal
③ The measuring instrument generates the remote control signal
④ After receiving the remote control signal, NG/OK message will display.

If the camera can’t get the remote control signal for 5 seconds after the instrument sending the signal, it has
defects.
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19. AF lamp test

A. Purpose
This is for testing whether the AF lamp operates correctly.
B. Behavior
① Blinking the AF lamp one time (3 seconds on/off)
② Radiating the AF lamp beam
③ Camera checks the lamp by itself
④ Camera sounds a beep and is turned off automatically

Check whether the position of the AF lamp is center or not.
① Turn on the AF lamp and check the maximum brightness.

② Check that whether the maximum brightness is within the standard window.
③ If the brightness is within the standard window, it is OK. If not, it is bad.
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D. Procedure
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20. EEPROM test

A. Purpos
This is for testing the availability of data of each steps that are saved on the EEPROM.
B. Behavior
① Check whether the data of each step that are saved on the EEPROM are available or not by the standard
② If not, stop the EEPROM test.

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21. FW test
A. Purpose
This is for checking whether the firmwares adapted on the script and test are same or not.
B. Behavior
① Check the version of firmware.
② Compare the version of firmware adapted on the script.
③ If the version is not same, NG message displays and the adjustment stops.
(As the firmware is released continuously while the camera is produced, there may be different firmware.
Firmwares adapted on the script and test must be good to pass this test.)
If the firmwares are different, it is bad.

No Log files.
22. Flash firing test

A. Purpose
This is for testing the Flash. The amount of flash exposure is checked during the general adjustment,
the flash should be test before shipment. Sometimes, defected flashes are found among the good flashes.
Repeat the checking for the standard times.
B. Behavior
① Camera sends a signal to the measuring instrument through the nextadj.
② The measuring instrument waits for the flash exposure.
③ Flash is fired.
④ The measuring instrument checks the exposure and decides NG or OK.
The measuring instrument decides the exposure.

No log file.
23. LOCK LEVEL test

A. Purpose
This is for the power checking when the Lock voltage is generated.
B. Behavior
① The measuring instrument reduces the voltage of power supplied to the camera.
② The camera generates beep when the voltage is under the Lock Level. And then the camera is turned off.

If the camera is turned off correctly, there are no problems.
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24. Power leakage test

A. Purpose
This is for checking the power leakage of camera.
B. Behavior
① The command for starting the test is sent to the Power supply.
② The Power supply controls the required power of each step and delay time.
③ This test is done in the Preview, Tele, Wide, LCD Off, Playback mode.
25. CCD dirt test

A. Purpose
This is for checking the dirt between the lens and CCD.
B. Behavior
① Move the focus lens and fix the position to check the dirt easily.
② Take the brightness board in front of the lens.
③ Check the result
26. Slide button test

A. Purpose
This is for testing the slide button sensor. Check the slide button recognizes the finger correctly.
B. Behavior
Without the clicking the button, the touch type camera can be operated by touching the button.
This type camera operates by push (when the finger is on the button) and release (when the finger is off the button)
signals.
To test the Push and Release signals, test all of the buttons.
Testing the 13 buttons will take long time. To reduce the testing time, make a condition.
The condition is :
Slide the finger across the buttons and the menus display. And then slide the finger across the button again, the
menus disappear. .
But, there are some problems when testing the buttons.
[Exceptions of the test]

※ When the finger is on / off the buttons, Push / Release signals will generate. But, if the finger is not off the button
but moves to the next button, the Release signal doesnn’t generate. The Release signal is generated when the
finger is off the button.This means, the camera controls functions with the Push signal and the Release signal is
generated when the finger is off from the last slide button. So, in this test, we are checking the Push signal only.
① Put the finger on the button and move the finger with checking the icon.
② If the previous icons are disappeared in order, the Push signal is generated correctly.
③ If the icon is not disappeared, though the finger is on the button correctly, that has defect.
④ Slide the finger across the buttons again, and the icons will display.
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① If the icon is not disappeared, though the finger is on the button correctly, that has defect.
② If the icons are disappeared or displayed when the finger slides the buttons, there are no problems.
D. Procedure
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Inset the SD card that has the script file.
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1. PARTS ARRANGEMENT FOR EACH PCB ASS’Y
1) MAIN_TOP
105
2) MAIN_BOTTOM
106
3) STROBO_TOP
107
4) STROBO_BOTTOM
108
1) MAIN BLOCK DIAGRAM
109
2) MAIN_AUDIO_VIDEO
110
3) MAIN_DSP
111
4) MAIN_PANASONIC 10M_NN12068A
112
5) MAIN_MEMORY (DDR/FLASH)
113
6) MAIN_PIC_MICOM
114
7) MAIN_MOTOR IC
115
8) MAIN_POWER
116
9) MAIN_CRADLE
117
10) MAIN_LCD
118
11) MAIN_TOP KEY
119
12) TOUCH KEY
120
13) STROBO
121
14) 24PIN CRADLE CONNECTOR
122
15) MAIN_STR CONNECTOR
123
16) SUB BLOCK DIAGRAM
124
17) SUB_FPCB (TO MAIN)
125
18) CASIO_LCD
126
19) TELE_WIDE.
127
20) TOUCH_PAD
128
21) TACT_FPCB
129
22) TOP POWER-MODE KEY
130
23) BLOCK DIAGRAM
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Ⅶ. SERVICE INFORMATION
1. The order of disassembly and assembly
■ Caution
1. Do the disassembling and assembling camera where the blocking static electricity mat is on the table.
2. When handling the major PCBs of camera, please wearing the band which cuts off the electric current on the
wrist.
3. When handling the major parts, be careful of below caution.
Parts Caution
When assembling the F PCB to the CONNECTOR by using pincette, be careful of

F PCB type
tearing and hooking.
Be careful of the handprinting while handling them.

Using the pincette which has soft tip.
CCD & IR CUT
The spot will be shown by using normal alchol when cleaning them. Do the repairing
where is no dust.
Wearing the band which cuts off the electric current and do the reparing where the
PCB type
blocking static electricity mat is on by preventing the defect of parts.
CONTACT type Be careful of defect and change by pincette.
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■ Disassemble the outer camera
1. Remove the 4 screws. 2. Remove the 2 screws.
3. Remove the 4 screws. 4. Remove the screw.
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■ Disassembling the TOP COVER ASSY
Caution
Before disassembling the Top cover ass’y, discharged the MAIN CONDENSOR first.
Discharging points
5. Disconnect the connector from the PCB and remove Caution. Check the direction of the Connector.
the wires (Black, Blue, Red or Blue, Black, Brown)
from the PCB.
6. Disassemble the TOP COVER.
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■ Disassembling the MAIN PCB ASSY
7. Remove 3 points of the soldering, two wires (Black, Red) Caution. Check the direction of the connector
and 4 points of the connector.
8. Remove 2 screws and 3 wires (Red, Black, Yellow).
9. Disassemble the MAIN PCB.
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■ Disassembling the Button PCB
10. Remove a screw and disassemble the Button PCB.

Keep the Disassembling direction as shown ( ).(Double glue tape)
11. Disconnect the PCB from the connector. Caution. Check the direction of the Connector
2. Disconnect the Button PCB.
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■ Disassembling the LCD ASSY
13. Disconnect the connector. 14. Disconnect the PCB from the Connector.
Caution. Check the direction of the Connector
15. LCD ASSY를 분리.
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16. Disconnect the PCB from the Connector and disassemble the KEY PCB ASSY as shown ( ).
(Double glue tape)
17. Disassemble the KEY PCB ASSY.
138
■ Disassembling STROBO ASSY
18. Remove a screw.
19. Remove 3 screws and disconnect the PCB from the connector.
139
20. Disassemble the TROBE PCB.
■ Disassembling the Barrel ASSY
21. Remove 3 screws.
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22. Disassemble the Barrel ASSY.
3. Disassemble the LCD PCB.
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■ Disassembling the Base plate
24. Remove 2 screws. 25. Disassemble the Base plate.
26. Remove a screw.
27. Disassemble the PCB and Zoom button. (Double glue tape)
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■ Assemble Camera
1. Attach the PCB and Zoom button with double glue tape.
2. Assemble with a screw.
3. Attach the Base Plate.
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4. Assemble two screws.
5. Place the LCD PCB under the Barrel.
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6. Put the Barrel ASSY as shown.
7. Assemble 3 screws.
8. Put the STROBO PCB as shown.
145
9. Assemble 3 screws and connect the PCB to the connector.
10. Assemble a screw.
11. Put the KEY PCB ASSY as shown.
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12. Connect the PCB to the Connector and attach the KEY PCB ASSY with double glue tape as shown ( ).
13. Set the LCD ASSY as shown.
14. Connect the PCB to the Connector.
147
15. Connect the Connector as shown.
16. Connect the PCB to the Connector.
17. Attach the Button PCB with double glue tape and assemble a screw.
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18. Put the MAIN PCB on the Main Frame.
19. Assemble two screws and solder 3 wires (Red, Black, Yellow).
20. Solder 3 points of the battery contacts and 2 wires (Black, Red) and then connect the 4 connectors.
149
21. Put the TOP COVER ASSY as shown.
22. Connect the PCB to the Connector and solder 3 wires (Black, Blue, Red).
150
151
■ Disassemble the Barrel
1. Remove 3 screws.
2. Disassemble the CCD PCB.
3. Remove 4 points of the Shutter PCB soldering and then remove a screw.
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4. Remove 3 screws.
5. Disassemble the LENS BASE and Barrel.
6. Remove the Shutter PCB screw.
153
7. Disassemble the Shutter PCB.
8. Disassemble the OUTER CAM BARREL as shown.
9. Disassemble the OUTER CAM BARREL.
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10. Disassemble the INNER CAM BARREL as shown.
11. Disassemble the INNER CAM BARREL.
12. Disassemble the ZOOM RING as shown.
155
13. Disassemble the ZOOM RING.
14. Disassemble the GUIDE BARREL as shown.
15. Disassemble the GUIDE BARREL.
156
16. Remove a screw.
17. Disassemble the SHUTTER ASSY.
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■ Barrel Assembly
1. Put the SHUTTER ASSY as shown.
3. Put the GUIDE BARREL to the point as shown.
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4. Assemble the GUIDE BARREL.
5. Assemble the GUIDE BARREL.
6. Assemble the ZOOM RING and INNER CAM BARREL. Keep the Points as shown. (A-A, B-B, C-C)
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7. Assemble the ZOOM RING and INNER CAM BARREL.
8. Assemble the INNER CAM BARREL PIN and CAM BARREL. Keep the points as shown.
9. Assemble the CAM BARREL.
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10. Put the OUTER CAM BARREL as shown. POINT "C" is assembling point with the SHUTTER PCB screw.
Match the POINT "A" and "B" (See the Point "C").
11. Assemble the CAM BARREL and OUTER CAM BARREL. Keep the each points as shown.
12. Barrel assembly.
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13. Assemble the Shutter PCB screw.
14. Put the Barrel on the LENS BASE.
15. LENS BASE and Barrel assembly.
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17. Solder 4 points of the Shutter PCB and assemble a screw.
18. Put the CCD PCB as shown.
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CONTENTS

Ⅱ. INSTALLATION & FAQ ………………………………………………………………………………… 12

Ⅲ. EXPLODED VIEW AND PARTS LIST

Ⅷ. SERVICE INFORMATION ……………………………………………………………………………………132

·Frame rate : 30 fps, 15 fps

- Capacity (256MB MMC)

For Windows For Macintosh

PC with processor better than Pentium II Power Mac G3 or later

Windows 98/ 98SE/ 2000/ ME/ XP Mac OS 9.0 ~ 10.4

USB port USB port

For playing back a movie clip

3. LCD monitor indicator

2 Date / Time 01:00 AM 2006/06/01

6 Optical / Digital Zoom bar / Digital Zoom rate

No. Description Icons

11 Folder name and Stored image number 100-0001

Lap top IBM / MAC TV Monitor

Front & Top

Remote control sensor

Auto focus lamp

Lens / Lens cover

Back & Bottom

Camera strap eyelet

Battery chamber cover Battery chamber

Memory card slot

Camera connection terminal

USB port AV connection

1. The auto run frame will display.

4. Install the Digimax Master in order.

5. After restarting the computer, connect the PC to the

4. TOP COVER ASSEMBLY

5-39 5-31 5-31

6. FRONT COVER ASSEMBLY

7. BACK COVER ASSEMBLY

8-6 8-22 8-16 8-21

1. Digital camera service

The sequences for the camera service are as shown.

1. Receiving the camera

2. Checking the camera

3. Repairing the camera

1. Checking the camera and Inspection 2. Repairing the camera 3. Tuning

1) Equipments for checking and inspection

No. Device Description

2) Equipments for camera repair

To repair the camera, the following equipments have to be arranged.

No. Device Description

3) Equipments for camera tuning

To tune the camera, the following equipments have to be arranged.

No. Device Description

4) Check list for Digital camera repair

No. Checking item Check point

No. Checking item Check point

2. Tuning item by changed parts

MAIN STROBO BARREL CCD

1) Equipments for adjustment

2) How to check the FIRMWARE VERSION

1. Remove the memory card from the camera.

2. Use the AC adapter or fully charged battery.

3. Turn on the camera and select the Scene mode.

3) How to update FIRMWARE

1. Insert a memory card that has the Firmware.

2. Use the AC adapter or fully charged battery.

To upgrade the Firmware, all of the battery level indicator on the

3. Turn on the Camera and select the Scene mode.