Ver.2.1. Input D:\SetUp\SetUp.exe ( D is CD drive.) 2. Click icon on the desk top. TSNsystem will be activating.

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1 Operating Instructions of XML/SVG Service Manual Quick Guide Ver.2.1 Overseas CS Group (OCSG) Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. 1. Default Settings 2. Activation 1.1. Security Settings for IE(Windows XP) When viewing the XML/SVG Service Manual downloaded from the Web site (or on a CD-ROM), be sure to follow the procedure below in order not to display a pop-up blocker when viewing with IE Installing Search Software and Data Folder for Service Manual 1. Set the TSN CD-ROM into the CD-ROM Drive Activating Online XML/SVG Service Manual <The model search result screen of the web site (Front-end dependent)> Click the icon to open the intended XML/SVG Service Manual. <XML/SVG Service Manual> Check the two items. Input D:\SetUp\SetUp.exe ( D is CD drive.) 2.2. Activating Service Manual CD-ROM 1. Set the TSN CD-ROM into the CD-ROM Drive. 2. Click icon on the desk top. TSNsystem will be activating. Note: For full access of all XML / SVG features it's recommended to download and store the service manual on a local drive. <Previous TSNsystem Ver.2.1.1> <CD-ROM Index> Select the CD Drive Installing Viewers Adobe SVG Viewer (Ver.3.0 or later) 1. Download Adobe SVG Viewer installer Win98 XP Ver.3.0 or later from the Web site of Adobe Systems Incorporated. (URL is shown below.) Click Next button and Follow the instruction on the screen to install. <Model search window> 2. Close all IE windows. 3. Double-click the downloaded SVGView.exe installer. Installation will automatically begin and will take seconds to complete Adobe Reader 1. Download Adobe Reader installer from the download site for Adobe Reader. (URL is shown below.) The TSNSys4.1 icon of the Service Manual search software is created on the desktop. <Data Folder> Double-clicking this icon starts the search software Panasonic TSNsystem. <Model search results window> Double Click the line you want to view (Service Manual). < XML/SVG Service Manual / IE> 2. Click download now on the site screen to download. 3. Follow the instruction on the screen to install. From the previous installation, the PanaXML folder and sub folders are created on the C drive. Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the U.S. and /or other countries. Adobe and Acrobat are trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated This screen contains the Information column for TSNsystem CD-ROM, and link information. Links to the Operating Instructions of XML/SVG Service Manual.

2 3. Display Screen Handling for the Documents When the XML/SVG Service Manual is opened, the following opening screen will appear. Documents: Contains information on the content (some products include diagrams and Parts List). Diagrams I / Parts List: (SVG format) Contains information on SVG diagrams, exploded view, Parts List, etc. Diagrams II / Parts List: (Non SVG format) Includes information on exploded view, Parts List, etc. (When no information is contained, that option will be grayed out in the display.) 4. Display Screen Handling for Diagrams II 4.1. Diagrams II Display Screen 4.2. Menu Bar Controls Clicking the radio button for Diagrams II on the menu bar displays the initial screen as shown below. Diagrams II Menu Buttons: Opens the screens for parts search, cart display, and print layout. Diagram frame Menu bar: From the left, buttons for page feed, feed for parts with the same diagram number, diagram display size, diagram switching, and preview display are arranged. Model Number and Order Number Indication Menu Bar Display Switching Function Page feed for a diagram (previous page/next page) Button for feeding parts with the same Ref. No. (previous part/next part) When there are multiple parts with the same Ref. No. in the displayed manual, the display of the parts can be switched. Selecting the display size of a diagram - Selecting the magnification: 50, 100, 125, or 150% - Refer to the width - Refer to the height - Refer to the width - Refer to the height ALL (Displays the two screens of Exploded View and Parts List.) and Preview Display ALL Preview button Frame for parts table Index of the Content: Displayed in three layers, and when clicking on a target item, it proceeds to that page. Scroll Bar: In this manual, each section is in a separate file. It is possible to move up and down with the scroll bar within a section. Displaying Contents/thumbnails of Diagrams: Displays an area for contents and thumbnails Switching button for contents/thumbnails: Switches the display between contents and thumbnails. Hide button for contents/thumbnails: Closes the display area for contents and thumbnail. (Frames for displaying diagrams and parts table expands.) <Example of a thumbnail display> Screen for displaying preview Area for displaying a diagram: Shows the area that is displayed in the right diagram frame. By dragging this part with a mouse, the area for displaying a diagram can be moved. Exploded View: Displays only one Exploded View screen Parts Link Shows that they have been clicked and selected. (marked in red) Parts List: Displays only one Parts List screen in the diagram frame. The contents/thumbnails display closes and the button changes to a + mark. Clicking the button again opens the display

3 4. Display Screen Handling for for Diagrams I II 4.3. Find Parts 4.4. Print 4.5. Ordering Parts Print button: Opens the Print Parts List screen. Fields for entering search conditions: A search is performed with AND conditions of the following three items. - Ref. No.: Complete match -Part No.: Partial match -Part Name & Description: Partial match Find Parts button: Brings the search screen Search button in the diagram frame. Print out from Print Parts List screen: Important: This function is on local company parts ordering mechanism dependant. It might not be accessable in all regions worldwide. For individual support the local sales company should be contacted. Selecting Ordering Parts: Click the Parts Order button which you want to order. Area for displaying search results: The above figure shows an example of a search being performed with the part name Screen. Displaying searched parts: When a searched line is clicked, it is displayed with Ref. No. of Exploded View and the relevant part selected. Displaying Print Preview: Before printing data in Diagrams II, the layout can be checked in the preview screen. Print out image Print Preview Screen When there are multiple top levels of the contents, Model No. can be selected from the pull-down menu Delete button: Deletes parts by line. Clear button: Erases the information in the cart and closes the cart. Close button: Closes the cart. (The information remains in the cart) Setup button: The access settings can be specified for the parts ordering website (if there is one). (Refer to O/I: 5.4.5) Print Preview Screen Searched parts To print this screen, click this button. Note: When a search object is not found and returns to the original screen from the search screen, please click on a title or a thumbnail on the contents/thumbnails display. 25% size image Text Copy to Mailer Soft Page setup When printing data of Diagrams II, paper, header/footer, and margin can be adjusted on the page setup screen. (Refer to O/I: 5.5.3) Paste the parts ordering information ( Ctrl + V on the keyboard), and to the person receiving the parts order

4 5. Display Screen Handling for Diagrams I 5.1. About Display Screen and basic controls SETUP: A SETUP Window will open to specify various settings for user information, links, etc. Table of Contents/Extra Window: This switches between display/undisplay for the Table of Contents/Extra Window (refer to section 7.2). Diagram I Display Screen Find Parts: Searches parts in the Parts List and displays a list of the search results. (refer to section 5.6) Diagram Display Switch: Switches among displays for schematic diagrams, printed circuit board, Parts List, and voltage. SCH: Schematic diagrams are displayed in the diagrams frame. PCB: The printed circuit board is displayed. EXPLODED (for exploded view): The exploded view is displayed. PARTS LIST: The Parts List is displayed in the diagrams frame. VOLTAGE: When the Parts List is displayed, voltage is also displayed by dividing the Parts List frame. Schematic Diagrams, Printed Circuit Board and Parts List 5.2. Displaying Voltage Table and Charts VOLTAGE: When the Parts List is displayed, voltage is also displayed by dividing the Parts List frame. Voltage can be set up separately as display/undisplay. Voltage Table Displaying Waveform View (Pin/Mode base) Displaying Waveform View (Parts base) Diagrams frame PartsList Frame Table of Contents: When clicking on a folder icon or folder name, the items contained therein will be displayed. (Click again to close.) Clicking an item displays related diagrams in the diagrams frame. Example of Tree Index Display Clicking Schematic Diagrams opens the items in the Schematic Diagrams folder. Note: The type, names, and quantity of folders vary depending on the service manual. Schematic Diagrams and Parts List (Initial Start-Up Screen) 5.3. Displaying a Function List of IC Port Displaying a Function List of IC Port Open the SVG context menu (right-clicking on the diagram. Displaying Block Diagram (for PDF Data): Exploded View and Parts List Clicking the Block Diagram folder on the tree index and clicking Block Diagram displayed. Block Diagram (PDF data) will open in another screen

5 5. Display Screen Handling for Diagrams I 5.4. Basic Operation of SVG Diagram 5.5. Diagram Link Function 5.6. Find Parts Zoom Display Pressing the Ctrl key on the keyboard with the mouse click. Three-Point Link Function When clicking any graphic image in the displayed schematic diagrams, the relevant graphic image in the related printed circuit board and relevant parts in the Parts List will be highlighted at the same time. Find Parts in the FIND PARTS Window With regard to the searches carried out using the Ref No., Part No. and Part Name (or Remarks); a keyword for each field can be inputted and a search carried out. Zoom In Pressing the Ctrl key and click the mouse and drag it to specify the rectangular region to enlarge. The link display of schematic diagrams, printed circuit board and Parts List. Screen of the search results Zoom In Pressing the Shift and Ctrl key at the same time with the mouse click. The link display of schematic diagrams and printed circuit board with an attribute value of the signal lines as a key. Zoom Out Another way to zoom in and out is to use the Zoom In or Zoom Out command in the SVG context menu (right-click menu). Find Parts on the Search Screen of IE 1. Click the display region in the Parts List. 2. Press the F plus Ctrl key of the keyboard in order to display Find. Move (Pan) Return the SVG diagram to the original view (default display size). Link Function Between Diagrams When there is a landmark (pin) such as in the picture below in the displayed diagram, click the landmark to display the diagram that has been preset for linkage Mark A part to select in the diagram is randomly marked with the Mark command, which is a submenu of the part for selection, in the SVG context menu (right-click). Pressing the Alt key on the keyboard with the mouse pointer over the SVG diagram changes the shape of the mouse cursor to that shown in the picture below (hand). Click and drag the mouse in the direction to display. After Pan Click Clear Mark in the list to delete the part-marking history. The marked part (reference number) will be added to the list. The diagram with the marked part will be displayed again without selecting it in the tree index by selecting the marked part that has been listed

6 5. Display Screen Handling for Diagrams I 5.8. SVG Context Menu A context menu will be displayed right-clicking on the SVG diagram. In the context menu, the commands and options for the SVG diagram are displayed accordingly. Context Menu * See next page Enhanced Function. Panasonic Menu: Version information regarding a customized program is displayed for the displays and operation of the XML/SVG Service Manual. Selected Parts Menu: When a graphic image such as a part or signal line on the SVG diagram is selected, the name of the attribute value of the graphic image is displayed. Context Sub-Menu * * Order: Select the Parts Order command in the selected parts submenu, and open the Parts Basket window. Data Sheet: If there is a function list of the IC port on the selected parts, that function list of the IC port will be displayed. Centering: A selected graphic image is displayed in the center of the diagrams frame. Unselect this: A selected graphic image is deselected. Change Color: The color of a selected graphic image can be changed. (To save the information on the color change, set up Path Setting/My Note Folder Path if the SETUP widow.) Mark: A selected part is marked. A marked part (reference number) will be added to the marked parts history list at the top of the diagrams frame. Transparent View: Transparent View can be switched on and off. The information on the back of the printed circuit board can be viewed through by switching Transparent View on. Comment View: Display/undisplay for the comment information (landmark) described in red in schematic diagrams can be switched. Reversed View: When the displayed diagram is a printed circuit board, the board can be inverted and viewed using Reversed View. Auto Zoom Out: The graphic image is too large to be displayed in the diagrams frame such as an IC, it will be automatically zoomed out so that the entire graphic image will fit in the frame. Layer View: If the displayed diagram is a printed circuit board structured with multiple layers, display/undisplay will be set for arbitrary layers. Print Screen: Print a displayed SVG diagram. The region for printing is the region displayed in the diagrams frame. Auto Zoom Out is OFF Auto Zoom Out is ON Reversed View is OFF Reversed View is ON View SVG: A displayed diagram can be opened in another window. This is used to view different diagrams at the same time. Save SVG As: A displayed diagram can be saved to a local file. About Diagram: Various types of information regarding the displayed diagram is displayed. About Adobe SVG Viewer: The version information for Adobe SVG Viewer is displayed. Note: The commands and options with an * (asterisk), described later, cannot be used unless set up as an extension with the Setup Utility. Find Parts: Parts can be searched from the Parts List (Capital letters and lower-case letters are not distinguished). Diagram numbers, name of a part and parts numbers can be searched with this function as well as the FIND PARTS function at the top of the diagrams frame. Find Text: Arbitrary text can be searched from the displayed diagram. This command is used to search text for items other than parts. In addition, searchable objects are limited to those in the displayed diagram. Find Text Again: Any text for searching input by the Find Text command can be searched again. Copy Selected Text: By right-clicking on arbitrary text in the displayed diagram after selecting it by clicking and dragging, the item Copy Selected Text will appear in the context menu. The selected text will be copied to the clipboard by clicking Copy Selected Text. Zoom In: This enlarges and displays the location to which the mouse pointer is pointing. Zoom Out: This reduces and displays the location to which the mouse pointer is pointing. Original View: This returns an SVG diagram to the original view (default size). Higher Quality Display: This switches the display quality mode of an SVG diagram. Pause: Lower quality mode Higher quality mode The animation (flashing) of a selected part in the displayed diagram can be paused

7 5. Display Screen Handling for Diagrams I 6. Setup Utility for Diagrams I 5.9. Parts Order 6.1. User Information Settings Parts can be selected and ordered from the Parts List or SVG diagram with the XML/SVG Service Manual. Select a part from the Parts List: Important: This function is on local company parts ordering mechanism dependant. It might not be accessable in all regions worldwide. For individual support the local sales company should be contacted. In order to use the XML/SVG Service Manual more effectively, Click SETUP (gray down) to set up the following enhanced functions. Set up a user name and user address for the XML/SVG Service Manual, and click the Save button. If you use the function to write My Note comments on a diagram, the name, etc., of the comment registrant is automatically entered Path Settings My Note Folder: Designate the destination folder for saving comment information when voluntarily writing comments on SVG diagrams while they are displayed and for information of modified graphic images color in the SVG diagrams. click the Order button. Input C:\panaXML\MyNote and click the Save button Select a part from the Diagram: Update Folder/URL: (for Future Functionality Expansion): When using the function to update the Parts List, set up the URL or folder for different Parts List data provided in the designated format, and click the Save button. Here, enter C:\panaXML\Update, and click the Save button. The bottom buttons and SETUP button will become active. 1. Click a part in the diagram. 2. Right-click the part to display the SVG context menu. 3. Click the Order command. The Parts Basket window will open Parts Order Link Settings (for Future Enhanced Functions) In the future, we will consider a system for directly transmitting Parts Order data to the Parts Order Web site. In that case, set up for transmitting various information regarding Parts Order. If a Parts Order Web site is set up and it becomes possible to link to the XML/SVG Service Manual, input after confirming the setting details with the administrator of the server My Favorite Settings Click "Copy to Clipboard" Parts Order by To delete the one item (line): Click the Delete button to delete the item. To delete all of the items: Click the Clear button. Parts Order by Fax Set up the following items to display an optional Web page in the Extra Window and display it from the SVG context menu (right-click menu), or as keywords to send various information (Model No. and Order No.) regarding the relevant service menu or various information regarding selected parts on the diagrams. For more information about My Favorite settings, please look at the Operating Instructions of XML/SVG Service Manual in detail. Designate the URL of the Web site Designate the URL of the Web site Click the Add Favorite button for additional link setting. Additional input column will appear in this window. Extra Window: Context Menu: This title name becomes the display name for the Extra Window in the sub-frame. Extra Window (default) is displayed when blank. When IE is rebooted, a title emerges in menubar. This title name becomes the display name of the submenu (right-click menu) in the SVG context menu. Paste data from the clipboard into the message. Print a display graphic image with a printer using the Print Screen button to order to the closest parts center via Fax Bottom Button Function Save: Various set information is saved Reset: Various set information is completely deleted When the Path of My Note is set, the following functions become active. Backup: The various set information is saved as an external XML file. Restore: Various set information is saved

8 7. Enhanced Function for Diagrams I 7.1. My Note Settings Data Folder: Need C:\PanaXML\My Note folder for My Note Function. Setting up Setup Utility: To use this function, set up a folder where comments are saved in the My Note Folder Path field in the SETUP window. About My note : Comments can arbitrarily be made for a part in a displayed SVG diagram. Repair information, etc., can be input, and it can be used as information for repairs List of My Note Context Menu Click List or All List submenu of My Note. List: List of the existing comments for the displayed diagram. All List: List of the existing comments for all diagrams. IE Security Settings for web XML/SVG Manual Click Tools on the menu bar of IE to open the Internet Options screen. Input My Note Clicking on an ID D.ID name will display the relevant diagram. To check details of the comment information, click the Title. In ActiveX controls and plug-ins Set the item, Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe to Enable. Click the Security tag Click the Custom Level to open the Security Settings screen. After the Warning screen is closed, click OK Commands appear in the My Note submenu by clicking My Note which appears by right-clicking. And select Input menu. A screen appears with comment information such as model number, order number, diagram ID, reference number, and date, which are automatically input. Fill in the comment input screen. Click the Save for saving Note: ActiveX Control is used to save the comment information. When saving a text file for the first time, the following message is displayed. Click Yes Select the item About Other Enhanced Function: Parts List Update and Parts Order to Server functions are prepared as the future functionality expansion that are not introduced with this Quick Guide. Please look at the XML/SVG Service Manual Operating Instructions in detail. Clicking on a Ref. No. will display the relevant part in addition to displaying the relevant diagram. The existing comment information can be re-edited by clicking the Edit button. To delete comment information (each line), click the Delete button. Click the Import button to import the comment information (XML file) of other users Extra Window (My Favorite) 7.3. My Favorite Link Extra Window (or Web site name): When My Favorite is set up in the Setup Utility, a title that has been set up on the right side of the Table of Contents on the menu bar appears. An arbitrary Web page will be displayed in the frame by clicking this checkbox. Various types of information in the relevant service manual (model number or order number) and the selected parts in the diagram will be submitted as keywords in addition to displaying arbitrary Web pages. When the My Favorite link function is activated, link titles (input information to Setup Utility) are displayed in the submenu of My Favorite Link in the SVG context menu that appears by right-clicking.