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2 Application This CD-ROM is issued by Canon Inc. for qualified persons to learn technical theory and product repair. This CD-ROM covers all localities where the products are sold. For this reason, there may be information in this CD-ROM that does not apply to the product sold in your locality. The following paragraph does not apply to any countries where such provisions are inconsistent with local law. Trademarks The product names and company names described in this CD-ROM are the registered trademarks of the individual companies. Copyright Canon Inc. retains the copyright to all data contained on this CD-ROM. Reproduction, publication (including on the World Wide Web) alteration, translation into another language, or other use of the data in whole or part, contained on this CD-ROM without the written consent of Canon Inc., is prohibited. Copyright 2004 Canon Inc. Canon Inc. Image Communication Products Service Administration Div. 30-2, Shimomaruko 3-Chome, Ohta-ku, Tokyo , Japan First published September, 2004 Publisher : Image Communication Products Service Administration Div.

3 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS The following precautions should be observed when servicing. 1. Since many parts in the unit have special safety-related characteristics, always use genuine CANON replacement parts. Especially critical parts in the power circuit block should not be replaced with other makes. Critical parts are marked with! in the schematic diagrams. 2. When servicing, observe the original lead dress. If a short circuit is found, replace all parts which have been overheated or damaged by the short circuit. 3. After servicing, see to it that all the protective devices such as insulation barriers, insulation papers shields are properly installed. 4. After servicing, make the following leakage current checks to prevent the customer from being exposed to shock hazards. 4-1 Leakage Current Cold Check 1) Unplug the AC cord and connect a jumper between the two prongs on the plug. 2) Measure the resistance value, with an ohmmeter, between the jumpered AC plug and each exposed metallic cabinet part on the equipment such as screwheads, connectors, control shafts, etc. When the exposed metallic part has a return path to the chassis, the reading should be between 1MΩ and 5.2MΩ. When the exposed metal does not have a return path to the chassis, the reading must be. 4-2 Leakage Current Hot Check 1) Plug the AC cord directly into the AC outlet. Do not use an isolation transformer for this check. 2) Connect a 1.5KΩ 10 watt resistor, paralleled by 0.15µF capacitor, between each exposed metallic parts on the unit and a good earth ground such as a water pipe, as shown in the figure below. 3) Use an AC voltmeter, with 1000Ω/volt or more sensitivity, to measure the potential across the resistor. 4) Check all exposed metallic parts of the cover (Cable connection, Handle bracket, metallic cabinet. Screwheads, Metallic overlays, etc), and measure the voltage at each point. 5) Reverse the AC plug in the AC outlet and repeat each of the above measurements. 6) The potential at any point should not exceed 0.75V RMS. A leakage current tester (FLUKE MODEL : 8000A equivalent) may be used to make the hot checks. Leakage current must not exceed 0.5 milliamp. In case a measurement is outside of the limits specified, there is a possibility of a shock hazard, and corrective action must be taken before returning the instrument to the customer. AC VOLTMETER DEVICE UNDER TEST Test all exposed metal parts 1.5KΩ 0.15µF Water pipe AC OUTLET Figure. 1 Leakage Current Hot Check (Earth Ground)

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5 CONTENTS 1 Development Objectives 1-1 Product Concept Summary of Main Features Design Concept Main Product Specification Comparison Features megapixel CCD Dramatic Reduction in False Colors Image Quality Modes Higher Speed AF Selection of Metering Frames JPEG Image Simultaneous Recording in RAW Files Holding the Rec. Review Screen ND Filter (On/Off available in Movie Mode) Super Macro Function Digital Zoom Safety Shift Function Even Shorter Startup Time Higher Speed Zooming Lens Simultaneously Retractive Function Compact and High-Efficient/Reliable Light Guide Flash Support for New Speedlite 580EX Moving between Magnifying Images Types of Movie Recording Pixels Enhanced Print Functions Direct Transfer (Windows only) Redesigned UI Screen for Improved Ease of Operation Support for 14 Languages Display Panel Backlight Mute Mode Display Off Mode for Enabling Power-Saving Settings inch LCD Monitor (Vari-Angle Type) Lens Hood EX Speedlite Exterior 3-1 Exterior Photos dimensional Diagram Nomenclature Display Panel UI Display Specifications 4-1 Product Specifications Functions Available in Each Shooting Mode System Diagram Accessory Specifications 5-1 Conversion Lens Adapter LA-DC58D Lens Hood LH-DC

6 1 Development Objectives 1-1 Product Concept In autumn 2000, the PowerShot G1 was introduced to the market as a camera for the creative purposes of prosumers and for business applications where a wide range of shooting functions and high reliability are required. Advancements continued to be made starting with the PowerShot G2, featuring a 4.0-megapixel CCD and primary color filter, the PowerShot G3, featuring a 4x zoom lens and the DIGIC chip, and the PowerShot G5 with a 5.0-megapixel CCD, so that the PowerShot has become recognized as a leading digital camera in this category. The PowerShot G6 is an updated version of the PowerShot G5. The design and CCD have been completely revamped and a larger LCD monitor (2.0-inch) and a 9-point AiAF have been added, the first in the G series, for providing enhanced shooting functions. The CCD has approximately 7.1 effective megapixels in the camera unit to deliver the highest performance in the PowerShot G series with a body size that is more than 10% smaller than the PowerShot G5. The optical shooting system has also optimized the 7.1-megapixel CCD for producing even clearer image quality compared to previous G series models. The AF also operates at a higher speed for providing better basic performance. Thus, the PowerShot G6 s development concept is a new G eneration of compact cameras with the powerful features and high performance of the G series. Incorporates the powerful features and high performance of the G series New G eneration Compact 4x Brightness 4x zoom lens with f/ unmatched by any other companies Compact Size New Design Unification of functions and design at a higher level Large LCD Monitor 2.0-inch (Other companies offer only 1.5 to 1.8-inch LCDs in this category) Advanced high-integration technology and newest devices were incorporated for enabling a compact design High Resolution and High Image Quality PowerShot G6 7.1-megapixel CCD Incorporation of sensor for competitive advantage in market Better image quality using shooting system tuning Enhanced Features and Powerful Core Specifications High-speed AF Safety shift function (Av/Tv) VGA movies (10 fps) ID photo print Movie print 1

7 1-2 Summary of Main Features How to read this summary NEW! New features unique to the PowerShot G6 (Products released in second half of 2004) Highlighted in red Enhanced functions from the PowerShot G5 (already incorporated in other product models until first half of 2004) Highlighted in red Functions carried over from the PowerShot G5 NEW! High image quality 7.1-megapixel CCD -> p.8 Dramatic reduction in false colors -> p.8 NEW! Maximum recording pixels for still images: 3072 x 2304 pixels -> p.8 High Image Quality Image quality modes: Total of 16 modes (5 recording pixel modes x 3 compression modes + RAW) -> p.8 4x optical zoom lens with large aperture ratio (retractable) High-definition and fast processing with the Digital Imaging Processor DIGIC High-speed AF and high-definition AE/AWB based on isaps technology Intelligent Orientation Sensor allows AF/AWB control according to vertical and horizontal positions White balance: Auto/6 presets/2 manual Primary color filters for fine color reproduction Sensitivity: Auto, ISO 50/100/200/400 equivalents Iris-type aperture enables multi-stop iris control and elegant blur Noise reduction (activated when shutter speeds is 15 to 1.3 seconds) Shooting Features NEW! Higher speed AF -> p.8 Full Features and Ease of Operation Metering frames: 9-point AiAF and 1-point AF (FlexiZone/center fixed) can be selected Two autofocus systems (single and continuous) NEW! JPEG image (L/M1/M2/M3/S selectable) simultaneous recording in RAW files -> p.9 NEW! Rec. Review: Selectable display times (Off/2 to 10 seconds) (image can be erased during displaying) Review image can be held by AE lock button during Rec. Review -> p.9 Recording in RAW mode is available during Rec. Review NEW! ND filter (approx. 3 stops of light reduction): On/Off available (also in Movie mode) -> p.9 Super macro function: 5 cm (at Wide end, can be zoomed up to a focal length of 86 mm (35 mm film equivalent)) -> p.10 Digital zoom: approx. 4.1x, up to approx. 16x in combined with optical zoom (image quality improvement at maximum magnification) -> p.10 Safety shift function ensures optimum exposure control -> p.10 2

8 Even shorter startup time -> p.10 Higher speed zooming -> p.11 Lens simultaneously retracts into camera when power is turned off after shooting -> p.11 Compact and high-efficient/reliable light guide flash -> p.11 5 flash modes (including Flash Off) Manual Flash Output Setting Flash range: 70 cm to 5.0 m (W), 70 cm to 4.0 m (T) First-curtain and second-curtain flash feature is selectable External flash (Speedlite) can be mounted Support for new Speedlite 580EX -> p.11 Slave function available Shooting modes: 12 (Auto/Creative zone x 6/Image zone x 5) Two custom modes Mode Dial for comfortable operation Real-image 4x optical zoom finder Macro shooting: 5 to 50 cm (Wide end), 15 to 50 cm (Non-wide end) Photo effect modes: 6 modes (Vivid/Neutral/Low sharpening/sepia/black & White/Custom) Bracketing function (AE, focus) Interval shooting function Shutter speed: 15 to 1/2000 second Metering systems: 3 systems (Evaluative, Center-weighted average, and Spot) Manual focus control with focus fine-tuning function MF enlargement display on/off selectable AE lock, AF lock, and FE lock AF-assist beam: On/Off selectable Self-timer shooting: approx. 10 seconds/2 seconds selectable Continuous shooting: High speed/standard selectable Playback Features NEW! Magnified playback (enables zooming from approx. 2x to 10x) Moving between magnifying images -> p.11 Also available during Rec. Review Maximum playback pixels: 4064 x 3048 pixels Histogram Display Also available during Rec. Review Changes to shooting mode by pressing the shutter button halfway down Intelligent Orientation Sensor for automatic horizontal and vertical arrangement Index playback (9-image) 3

9 Sound memos of up to 60 seconds can be added High-speed image transfer DPOF function for slideshow presentations Movie Features 3 types of recording pixels: 640 x 480 pixels, 320 x 240 pixels, and 160 x 120 pixels A maximum of 3 minutes recording with sound (internal microphone and speakers) Unwanted frames/sound can be deleted during playback (from start-point to mid-point or from end-point to mid-point) First frame/previous frame*/next frame*/last frame selectable during playback * Rewind/Fast Forward are available Print Features Improved print features -> p.11 ID photo print -> p.12 Movie print -> p.13 Direct Print: Direct connection of camera to printer eliminates the need for a computer Canon Direct Print & Bubble Jet Direct: Connect directly to CP printers or a Bubble Jet printer PictBridge: Connect directly to a PictBridge-compliant printer, regardless of its brand and model Exif 2.2 (Exif Print) compliant Supports DPOF format print (image transfer also available) Computer Connection Direct transfer -> p.14 Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP) support NEW! Redesigned UI screen for improved ease of operation -> p.15 NEW! Display language: 14 languages are available for menu and messages (Russian and Portuguese have been newly added) -> p.16 Display panel backlight -> p.16 Mute mode -> p.16 Power-saving Display Off mode -> p.16 Thin 2.0-inch, low-temperature polycrystalline LCD monitor (Vari-angle type) -> p.16 Others Mirror imaging can be disabled Wireless controller for remote control operation Supports of CF Type II standard CF cards 4

10 Separate operating controls by functions for enhanced ease of operation Main Dial Omni Selector Power Indicator Mode Lever Function button Volume of each operation sound can be adjusted manually Reset function for all settings My Camera settings Video output format: NTSC or PAL selectable Interface: USB (mini-b) (multi-use connector support) High-capacity lithium ion battery High Quality Design NEW! Compact body design -> p.6 The large grip molded into the camera body and camera strap enable steady holding of camera System Accessories Various optical accessories Lens hood LH-DC30 -> p.16 Tele-converter TC-DC58N Wide converter WC-DC58N Closeup lens 250D (58mm) Power supply accessories Compact power adapter Battery charger Car battery kit EX Speedlite (MR-14EX and MT-24EX can also be used) -> p.16 CF card (up to 512MSH) 5

11 1-3 Design Concept Basic concept Compact G New device layout for dramatic reduction in size New, compact G image Lens barrel for eliminating vignetting in the viewfinder Improved ease of operation New grip that provides a comfortable holding style resembling single lens reflex cameras Main dial that emphasize ease of operation and standardization with the EOS series Elegance and highest quality in its class Metal is used for the lens barrel cover, mode dial, and side grip Metallic buttons and metallic-painted levers Rubber is used for the front grip 6

12 1-4 Main Product Specification Comparison Image Sensor (CCD) Lens The shaded sections of the table show items modified from the PowerShot G5. The changed points are indicated in red text. PowerShot G6 PowerShot G5 Camera Effective Pixels Approx. 7.1 million pixels Approx. 5.0 million pixels Total Pixels Approx. 7.4 million pixels Approx. 5.3 million pixels Color Filters Primary color filter (Bayer type) Focal Length (35 mm film equivalent) mm, F2.0 (W) 3.0 (T) Optical Zoom 4x Shooting Normal 50 cm infinity Distance Macro 5 50 cm (W), cm (not W) (measured from 5 20 cm (at Wide end, can be zoomed up to a focal front of lens) Super Macro length of 86 mm (35 mm film equivalent)) - Viewfinder Real-image optical zoom viewfinder LCD Monitor 2.0-inch low-temperature, polycrystalline TFT 1.8-inch, low-temperature polycrystalline TFT color (vari-angle type) color (vari-angle type) AF System 9-point AiAF/1-point AF (FlexiZone/fixed to center), Single/Continuous can be selected Continuous can be selected 1-point AF (FlexiZone/fixed to center), Single/ Metering System Evaluative/Center-weighted average/spot (metering frame with AF point-linked/fixed to center) Exposure Compensation ±2 stops in 1/3-stop increments Sensitivity Auto, ISO 50/100/200/400 equivalent White Balance Auto, Preset (Daylight, Cloudy, Tungsten, Fluorescent, Fluorescent H, Flash), Custom 1, Custom 2 Shutter Aperture Flash Shooting Specifications Recording Specifications Playback Specifications Type Speeds Type Value Operation Modes Flash Range Flash Functions Mechanical shutter and electronic shutter 15 1/2,000 sec. Iris diaphragm f/2.0 f/8.0 (W), f/3.0 f/8.0 (T) Auto*, On*, Off (*Red-eye reduction is available) 70 cm 5.0 m (W), 70 cm 4.0 m (T) (Sensitivity setting: ISO100 equivalent) Manual flash output (3 levels), Second curtain synchronization, FE lock, external flash (EX series) can be mounted Shooting Modes Auto, Creative zone (P/Tv/Av/M/C1/C2), Image zone (Portrait, Landscape, Night scene, Stitch assist, Movie) Digital Zoom Approx. 4.1x Photo Effects Off, Vivid, Neutral, Low sharpening, Sepia, Black & White, Custom effect High speed: Approx. 2.0 shots/sec., Normal: Approx. Continuous Shooting 1.2 shots/sec. (Large/Fine, LCD monitor off) Postcard Date Imprint - Shooting Functions Noise reduction, Rec. Review, Self-timer shooting, PC-controlled shooting, Safety shift Recording Media CompactFlash (CF) card (Types I, II) File Format Still Images Compliant with DCF (Exif2.2 (JPEG)), DPOF compatible (Ver. 1.1), RAW Movies AVI (Image data: Motion JPEG, Audio: WAVE (monaural)) Number of Recording Pixels Still Images Movies Still Images Movies (RAW/Large) 3072 x 2304, (Medium 1) 2592 x 1944, (Medium 2) 2048 x 1536, (Medium 3) 1600 x 1200, (Small) 640 x 480 *JPEG images (L/M1/M2/M3/S selectable) can be recorded simultaneously in RAW files frames/sec. 30 sec frames/sec. 3 min frames/sec. 3 min. Single, Index (9 thumbnail images) 7 High speed: Approx. 2.0 shots/sec., Normal: Approx. 1.5 shots/sec. (Large/Fine, LCD monitor off) Noise reduction, Rec. Review, Self-timer shooting, PC-controlled shooting (RAW/Large) 2592 x 1944, (Medium 1) 2048 x 1536, (Medium 2) 1600 x 1200, (Small) 640 x 480 *JPEG images (S) can be recorded simultaneously in RAW files frames/sec. 3 min frames/sec. 3 min. Normal playback*, Special playback, Edit (*Audio can be played by camera unit) Magnification, automatic horizontal/vertical detection, rotation, histogram, sound memos (60 Playback Modes seconds), slideshow Direct Transfer Available - Print Specifications Direct Print Canon Direct Print, Bubble Jet Direct, PictBridge Print Functions ID photo print, Movie print - My Camera Settings Start-up image, start-up sound, shutter sound, operation sound, and self-timer sound Display Languages 14 languages (Russian and Portuguese are added) 12 languages Interface USB, video/audio output terminals Power Supply Lithium-ion battery, compact power adapter Dimensions x 72.8 x 73.1 mm (4.13 x 2.87 x 2.88 in) (Not including protruding parts) x 73.9 x 69.9 mm (4.76 x 2.91 x 2.75 in) (Not including protruding parts) Weight Approx. 380 g (13.4 oz) (Camera body only) Approx. 410 g (14.5 oz) (Camera body only)

13 2Features megapixel CCD (Maximum recording pixels for still images: 3072 x 2304 pixels) The PowerShot G6 incorporates a new 7.1-megapixel CCD (effective pixels) in the camera unit (total pixels: approx. 7.4-megapixels). This enables the producing of still images with a maximum recording pixels of 3072 x 2304 pixels for delivering superb image quality even when printing A3 and other large-sized images. 7M Class 3072 x M Class 2592 x M Class 2048 x M Class 1600 x x W x H (Pixels) Large 3072 x 2304 Medium x 1944 Medium x 1536 Medium x 200 Small 640 x 480 Table 2-1 Number of Recording Pixels Figure 2-1 Print size corresponding to recording pixels 2-2 Dramatic Reduction in False Colors The PowerShot G6 is equipped with a large aperture 4x zoom lens carried over from the PowerShot G3/G5 models. However, the spectral characteristics of the optical system have been optimized for the sensitivity characteristics of the 7.1-megapixel CCD, while the color reproduction parameters for image processing have also been fine-tuned. As a result, the false color that is often generated around the edges of subject taken against a very bright background, is greatly reduced compared to conventional models. This offers the high image quality worthy of G series cameras Image Quality Modes The PowerShot G6 s 7.1-megapixel CCD enables images to be recorded in five different sizes: Large, Medium 1, Medium 2, Medium 3, and Small. When combined with the 3 compression ratio (Superfine, Fine, and Normal) modes, this expands the number of image quality modes to 15. The additional RAW mode makes it Higher Speed AF The contrast detection system incorporated in the PowerShot G6 and a number of other digital cameras use a focus adjustment system based on the fact that an image with the best focus also has the highest contrast. In actuality, the AF data is obtained while the focus lens position is changing, and so the movement of the focus lens has been designed for enabling a faster AF. In the PowerShot G6, isaps technology, which has been used in previous models, is utilized even more effectively, and the algorithms for obtaining AF data have been enhanced for significantly shortening the time needed for AF (compared to PowerShot G5) while maintaining high precision and improving the ease of operation. To be concreate achieving the maximum of 55% * speed-up in continuous AF mode, the maximun of 45% * speed-up in single AF mode. * Depending on the subjects and shooting conditions. 8

14 2-5 Selection of Metering Frames In addition to the previous 1-point AF (FlexiZone/center fixed), the PowerShot G6 now also has the 9-point AiAF included in the S series, A series, and IXY DIGITAL series. The combinations of shooting modes and available metering frames are shown in Table 2-2. Image Zone Creative Zone Auto Stitch Movie Normal shooting Macro shooting Normal shooting Macro shooting 9-point AiAF FlexiZone Center fixed : Available, : Not available Table 2-2 Combinations of Shooting Modes and Available Metering Frames 2-6 JPEG Image Simultaneous Recording in RAW Files When the image was shot in RAW mode in previous models (such as the PowerShot G5), the JPEG image recorded simultaneously with the RAW image in the RAW file was S size (640 x 480) only. In the PowerShot G6, however, the recording size of the JPEG image can be selected from the five size options: L, M1, M2, M3, and S. This enables more precise focusing (checking) and checking for the effects of camera shake than in previous models. Figure 2-2 Setting Screen for JPEG Resolution in RAW files 2-7 Holding the Rec. Review Screen In the PowerShot G6, pressing the SET button during Rec. Review keeps the review image displayed as in previous models. In addition, ease of operation has been significantly improved by also keeping the image displayed by using the AE lock button that is located in a position that is easy to press with the thumb of the right hand. 2-8 ND Filter (On/Off available in Movie Mode) Like previous models, the PowerShot G6 equips a built-in ND filter that enables dimming to approximately three stops. In previous models, this function was only enabled when the shooting mode was set to M, T, Av, or P, but in the PowerShot G6, this function can also be effective when shooting movies. In case of shooting movies, electronic charges must be forwarded in the CCD during shooting and thus a mechanical shutter can not be closed. Moreover a smear is likely to appear when forwarding electronic charges under strong sunshine as characteristics of CCD. Because the ND filter can decrease the sunshine pouring on the CCD (using slower shutter speed with electronic shutter) when forwarding electronic charges in the CCD, appearing smear is reduced. 9

15 2-9 Super Macro Function Besides the conventional macro function, the PowerShot G6 is also equipped with a super macro function. The super macro function enables shooting at a lens focal length of 35 mm (Wide end) to 86 mm equivalent (35 mm film equivalent) and as close as 5 cm* to the subject from the front of the lens. Like the system used in the PowerShot Pro1, the maximum recording pixels are 2048 x 1536 (approx. 3-megapixels) so that the center image area with the best image quality can be extracted. The area of photograph is 48 x 36 mm at 35 mm equivalent and 24 x 18 mm at 86 mm equivalent. When used together with the Close-up Lens 250D, shooting is possible as close as 4 cm to the subject from the front of the lens. The area of photograph in this case is 44 x 33 mm at 35 mm equivalent and 22 x 17 mm at 86 mm equivalent. Super macro shooting is possible only when using the LCD monitor, and holding down the macro button for a fixed time switches to this mode. The super macro function can be stored to custom mode for user convenience. * The lens can approach as close as 5 cm during macro shooting, but this is only possible when shooting at the Wide end Digital Zoom Although the PowerShot G6 has a CCD with approximately 7.1 effective megapixels in the camera unit, the digital zoom is limited to a maximum of 4.1x like the PowerShot G5 to provide better possible image quality at maximum magnification Safety Shift Function When shutter speed priority or aperture priority modes are selected, it may not be possible to obtain the proper exposure using user-selected shutter speeds or aperture values within the surrounding light conditions. The safety shift function is designed to arbitrarily change the camera settings to those required for optimum exposure in these less than ideal conditions. Note that this function can be turned on and off in the menu. Shutter Speed Priority Mode Aperture Priority Mode Shutter Speed Settings (User) Aperture Settings (User) Proper exposure possible? Shoots with proper exposure. Proper exposure possible? Shoots with proper exposure. Safety shift function On? Shoots photo even if under or over exposed. Safety shift function On? Shoots photo even if under or over exposed. Camera adjusts the shutter speed to the optimum exposure Camera adjusts the aperture to the optimum exposure Shooting Shooting 2-12 Even Shorter Startup Time In the PowerShot G6, extension of the lens barrel has been speeded up and parallel processing has been introduced for the setting operations to shorten the startup time by approximately 0.8 seconds compared to the PowerShot G5 (when LCD monitor is on). This has resulted in significantly improved responsiveness. 10

16 2-13 Higher Speed Zooming Though the PowerShot G6 equips the same lens and its barrel as the PowerShot G5, the zooming speed from the wide end to the telephoto end has been shortened from approximate 2.5 seconds of PowerShot G5 to approximate 1.8 seconds by improvement of the zoom drive mechanism. As a result, it provides fine operability Lens Simultaneously Retractive Function In previous PowerShot and IXY DIGITAL series models, when the power was turned off immediately after shooting, the camera would wait until the image data was recorded on the CF card or SD memory card before retracting the shooting lens. Like the PowerShot Pro1, in the PowerShot G6, the shooting lens starts to retract as soon as the power is turned off. This feature enables quick retraction into the camera body. Being able to place the camera back into its case immediately after shooting enhances user mobility. Note that the pending shooting data is written to the CF card as the lens retracts. When low battery warning appears, the shooting lens retracts after writing data to the CF card as with previous models Compact and High-Efficient/Reliable Light Guide Flash Like the PowerShot G5, the PowerShot G6 also uses a light guide flash. The flash for the PowerShot G6, however, has been redesigned with a more compact body size and an integrated light guide and front panel. This enables the same light intensity as the previous model in a more compact size Support for New Speedlite 580EX The new Speedlite 580EX, which will be released in August 2004, is the top model in the EX series. It features a strong light intensity (guide no. 58) with a more lightweight and slimmer body than the 550EX. It also includes new functions for supporting digital cameras such as automatic zoom control corresponding to the screen size and communication of color temperature information*. The PowerShot G6 supports usage of the 580EX for advanced flash photography that takes advantage of the strong light intensity. * This function is enabled when combined with EOS 1D Mark II. When combined with the PowerShot G6, the function performs automatic zoom for the lens field of view and white balance control for the color temperature of the 580EX light (control identical to the 550EX) Moving between Magnifying Images In previous PowerShot and IXY DIGITAL series models, images could be magnified to approx. 2x to 10x during playback, but in the PowerShot G6, you can also move between images while they are enlarged. This is useful for picking out images with the best focus from multiple images taken of the same scene Types of Movie Recording Pixels The PowerShot G5 movie mode had only two image quality modes, 320 x 240 pixels and 160 x 120 pixels, but the PowerShot G6 can also record at 640 x 480 pixels. The frame rate at 640 x 480 pixels is 10 frames/second, and the maximum recording time for one movie is 30 seconds Enhanced Print Functions Direct Print allows easy printing of images by connecting the camera directly to a printer without passing through a computer. Canon s own exclusive Canon Direct Print and Bubble Jet Direct systems now provide a host of print functions for even greater convenience and ease of use. 11

17 ID Photo Print (only while connected to a CP printer) This feature allows the user to make ID photo size prints by cropping the recorded image to the required ID size and then printing the result. This new capability meets an important market need. The camera offers a selection of 28 different sizes (see Table 2-3 below), providing typical ID photo sizes for many countries throughout the world.* Note, ID Photo Print can only be used with images taken at recording pixels setting of Large. However, the user can use ID Photo Print to print images taken with any other cameras, provided the number of recorded pixels is the same as the Large setting of the camera used for printing. (-> Notes for using ID Photo Print to print photos taken with any other cameras on Page 13.) * Because requirements for ID photos vary by country or use, due care should be taken when shooting images for official ID purposes. The relationship between layout and the number of images varies according to the required sizes of images and paper. (See Table 2-3.) Figure 2-3 ID Photo Print (image) User can adjust the cropping frame s size and position (up, down, left, or right). The frame automatically retains the selected aspect ratio. The number of images on a sheet is shown on the screen. Image Size (Long Side x Short Side) 12 CP-330/220/300/200/100 Unit: image CP-10 Credit Card L Postcard Credit Card 70 x 50mm x 50mm x 45mm x 40mm x 50mm x 45mm x 40mm x 50mm x 45mm x 40mm x 35mm x 45mm x 40mm x 35mm x 40mm x 35mm x 30mm x 35mm x 30mm x 25mm x 30mm x 25mm x 25mm x 20mm x 2.0inch x 1.8inch x 1.5inch 1 * * 1.8 x 1.4inch * The number of images varies among the CP-330/220/300/200/100 and CP-10 due to paper margins. Table 2-3 Relationship between layout and the number of images (Maximum number of images)

18 Notes for using ID Photo Print to print photos taken with any other cameras As shown in Table 2-4, the number of recording pixels used for images taken at the Large setting differs depending on the model of camera. If an image taken on a camera using a setting other than Large has the same number of recorded pixels as the Large setting on the camera used for printing, then the user can use ID Photo Print*. Conversely, if an image is taken using a camera whose Large setting differs from the Large setting of the camera used to print the image, then it is not possible to use ID Photo Print. Table 2-5 shows the relationship between image size and the use of ID Photo Print when printing images taken with a different camera. * If the camera being used to print the image is equipped with ID Photo Print, then the user can use ID Photo Print, even if the camera with which the image was taken is not equipped with ID Photo Print. Number of Recording Camera A Camera B Pixels 2592 x 1944 Large 2048 x 1536 Large Medium x 1200 Medium 1 Medium x 768 Medium x 480 Small Small Table 2-4 Differences in the number of recording pixels for each image size for two different camera models Image Taken With Camera A (Large) Camera B (Medium 1) Example: Printing an image of 2048 x 1536 pixels Image Printed With Camera B (Medium 1) Camera A (Large) ID-Photo Print Not available Available Table 2-5 Relationship between the number of recording pixels and the use of ID-Photo Print Movie Print (only while connected to a CP printer) This feature prints a series of still images from a recorded movie. Stills are taken at approximately even intervals, and printed in the form of an index print on a single sheet. The number of printed stills per sheet varies according to the sheet size, as indicated in Table 2-6. The camera automatically calculates the interval based on the length of the movie and the number of stills required to fill the sheet. Movie shooting Figure 2-4 Movie Print (Image) Caption Paper Size* Number of Shots Credit Card 20 (4 x 5) L 42 (6 x 7) Postcard 63 (7 x 9) * The same number of images as in the Postcard size will be printed on one page, even if the Wide-size paper type is selected. Table 2-6 Paper sizes and number of printed stills 13

19 2-20 Direct Transfer (Windows only) This feature allows the user to send images to the computer simply by pressing the SET button. When the camera is connected to a computer, the LCD monitor displays the image transfer menu. To enable this feature, the camera driver and dedicated software must first be installed from the Solution Disk, and then the software must be started. However, the driver installation is not required for Windows XP. The menu offers five different types of transfer, as follows. (1) All Images :Transfers all images stored in the current storage medium. (2) New Images :Transfers all images that have not yet been sent. (3) DPOF Trans. Images:Transfers images selected by DPOF Transfer Order. (4) Select & Transfer :Lets the user select and transfer images one by one. (5) Wallpaper :Same as Select & Transfer, except that the transferred image is set as the PC s new desktop wallpaper. (1) (4): Can be used with all image types, including RAW images and movies. (5): Only allows transfer of JPEG images (except for JPEG images in RAW). [SET] Figure 2-5 Operating flow for Direct Transfer (image) 14

20 2-21 Redesigned UI Screen for Improved Ease of Operation UI Screen Design Concept The screen evokes the ease of use and stylish design befitting Canon s evolving digital cameras Design Points Animated, user-friendly control menus (see Figure 2-6) Enlarged icons, improved visibility (see Figure 2-7) Polished and attractively designed down to the details (see Figure 2-7) Useable buttons are indicated around the icon (white triangles). By pressing the right button, icons move, showing a change in control menus (Rec. menu Set up menu). Figure 2-6 Animated control menus Selection displays have been made more consistent (colors, borders, etc.), making for a more intuitive interface. Selected items are highlighted with sharper contrast. PowerShot G5 PowerShot G6 The total number of menu items is now displayed on the screen. Figure 2-7 Comparison of former and new UI design 15

21 2-22 Support for 14 Languages The UI languages displayed in the LCD monitor have been increased from the current 12 to 14 to expand the available market and respond to market demand. The new languages in the PowerShot G6 are Russian and Portuguese. Figure 2-8 Language Display (from menu list) 2-23 Display Panel Backlight The PowerShot G6 has a large display panel (like the PowerShot Pro1) on top of the camera for displaying information. Like the PowerShot Pro1, it also incorporates a backlight for improved visibility of the display panel in dark locations. Normally off, the backlight is designed to come on for a set interval when the backlight button is pressed Mute Mode The PowerShot G6 has a mute mode in the menu for disabling all sounds except the warning sound. This allows shooting even in locations where silence is needed Display Off Mode for Enabling Power-Saving Settings To conserve power, the PowerShot G6 has a Display Off mode that turns off the relatively power-hungry LCD monitor when the camera is not operated for a period of time inch LCD Monitor (Vari-Angle Type) The thin, low-temperature polysilicon TFT color LCD monitor (vari-angle type) has been increased in size to 2.0 inches in the PowerShot G6, the highest in its class, to offer significantly better visibility. (The PowerShot G5 had a 1.8-inch monitor.) 2-27 Lens Hood In the PowerShot G6, an optional lens hood can be used for reducing flare which can occur during backlighting. A lens hood adapter (supplied with lens hood) is required for attaching the lens hood EX Speedlite Like the PowerShot G5, the PowerShot G6 can use an external flash. However, when the Macro Twin Light MT-24EX is used, a conversion lens adapter and Macro Light Adapter 58C are required. Even if the Macro Light Adapter 58C is not used, the Macro Twin Light MT-24EX can be attached, but it will have limited mobility during shooting since it hits the grip when it is rotated. 16

22 3 Exterior 3-1 Exterior Photos Photo 3-1 PowerShot G6 Front Photo 3-2 PowerShot G6 Back Photo 3-3 PowerShot G6 + Lens Hood (LH-DC30) Photo 3-4 PowerShot G6 + Tele-converter (TC-DC58N) Photo 3-5 PowerShot G6 + Wide converter (WC-DC58N) Photo 3-6 PowerShot G6 + Speedlite (550EX) Photo 3-7 PowerShot G6 + Macro Twin Light (MT-24EX) Photo 3-8 PowerShot G6 + Macro Ring Light (MR-14EX) 17

23 3-2 6-dimensional Diagram Unit: mm (inch) 72.8 (2.87) 73.1 (2.88) (4.13) 18

24 3-3 Nomenclature OFF Button Display Panel Hot Shoe Mode Lever Power/Mode Indicator Backlight Button Main Dial Light Metering/JUMP Button Continuous Self-Timer/ Wireless Controller Button Flash Button Strap Mount Shutter Button Remote Sensor Zoom Lever Shooting: Telephoto/Wide Angle Playback: Zoom in/zoom out AF-assist Beam Red-eye Reduction Lamp Self-timer Lamp Optical Viewfinder Window Built-in Flash Strap Mount Microphone CF Card Slot Cover Battery Cover Ring Release Button Lens Speaker Tripod Socket Terminal Cover Inside of Cover A/V OUT (Video/ Audio Out) Terminal DC IN (Power Input) Terminal DIGITAL Terminal Viewfinder Indicator Macro/Index Button Mode Dial MF (Manual Focus)/ Microphone Button AE Lock/FE Lock Button Diopter Adjustment Lever Omni Selector (Up/Exposure, Down/White Balance, Left, Right) LCD Monitor (Inside) SET/AF Frame Selector Button 19 MENU Button FUNC. (Function)/ Single Image Erase Button DISPLAY Button

25 3-4 Display Panel Flash ND Filter (1) f/number (2) Continuous Shooting (5) Sensitivity (ISO equivalent) Compression (3)Battery Power Status Photo Effects (4) White Balance Wireless Controller Bracketing Macro Flash Exposure Compensation Self-timer Exposure Compensation Level/Flash Exposure Compensation Level The diagram above shows all the icons at once. When actually using the camera, only the necessary icons are displayed. Display Normal Display Setting Mode (FUNC.) (1) 4-digit Display Still image: Shutter speed Movie: Shooting (remaining) time White Balance/Sensitivity/Photo Effects/Bracket/Number of Recording Pixels/RAW mode (2) Metering system Evaluative Spot Center-weighted average (3) Battery Power Status (4) 3-digit Display (On): Fully charged (On): Low power (On + 3-digit display on Lb): Replace or recharge battery During shooting (still image): Number of available shots During interval shooting: Number of remaining shots During playback: PC connection: Others * Error number indicator (5) Number of Recording Pixels L M1 M2 M3 S 20

26 3-5 UI Display Shooting Modes On-screen Display (example) Background here is dark to make icons easily viewable. All displayable icons are shown. (1) Low Battery (11) Exposure Compensation (11) to (18) setting displays (2) Zoom Magnification (3) Light Metering System (4) Drive (5) Macro Mode/ Super Macro Mode (6) Flash (7) Red-eye Reduction (8) Auto Rotate (9) Shooting Modes During Movie Recording (10) Customized Shooting Modes Tele end 4.0x Optical x Digital 4.7x, 6.0x, 7.7x, 9.6x, 12x, 16x (12) White Balance (13) Sensitivity (14) Photo Effects (15) Bracketing (16) Flash Exposure Compensation Flash Output (17) Compression Ratio (18) Number of Recording Pixels (Still images)/ RAW Mode Number of Recording Pixels (Movies) Stitch Direction Camera Shake Warning (19) AE Lock/FE Lock (20) Shutter Speed 15-1/2000 (21) f/number F2.0 - F (22) Manual Focus (23) Maximum Number of Shots (Still)/ Maximum Recording Time (Movie)

27 Manual focus + zoom operation Stitch Active Frame Control is selected (shutter is pressed halfway down) AiAF is selected (shutter is pressed halfway down) Only AF frame that is actually in focus is displayed 22

28 3-5-2 Playback Modes (Still images) Detailed Information Display (example) All displayable icons are shown. (1) Image Number (2) Protect Information (3) Sound Memos (4) Compression Ratio (5) Number of Recording Pixels (6) Shooting Date (7) Shooting Time (8) File Number Displays only (1) to (8) in Standard Information Mode. (9) Shooting Modes (10) Shutter Speed (11) f/number (12) Exposure Compensation (13) Flash Exposure Compensation (14) White Balance (15) Light Metering System (16) Photo Effects (17) Sensitivity (18) Manual Focus (19) Macro/Super Macro (20) ND Filter (21) Histogram Enlarged display <Recording sound memos> 9-screen display <Erasing single images> 23

29 3-5-3 Playback Modes (Movie) Detailed Information Display (example) All displayable icons are shown. (1) Image Number (2) Protect Information (3) File Format (4) Shooting Date (5) Shooting Time (6) File Number (7) Shooting Modes (8) Number of Recording Pixels (9) Recording Time (10) Exposure Compensation (11) White Balance (12) Light Metering System (13) Photo Effects Displays only (1) to (6) in Standard Information Mode. (14) Manual Focus (15) Macro (16) Histogram (Can be displayed during Stop) <Playback> <Editing> 24

30 3-5-4 Rec. Menu All menu items are displayed on the above screen Playback Menu 25

31 3-5-6 Setup Menu All menu items are displayed on the above screen My Camera Menu 26

32 3-5-8 Canon Direct Print Bubble Jet Direct 27

33 PictBridge 28

34 4 Specifications 4-1 Product Specifications Unless specifically stated, all measured data is based on Canon s standard testing methods. Image Sensor (CCD) Camera Effective Pixels Approx. 7.1 million pixels Total Pixels Approx. 7.4 million pixels Transfer Method Interline Chip Size 1/1.8-inch type Aspect Ratio 4:3 Filter Type Primary color filters (Bayer type) Lens Focal Length f/number Lens Construction Optical Zoom Shooting Distance (from the front of the lens) 7.2 (W) 28.8 (T) mm (35 mm film equivalent: 35 (W) 140 (T) mm) f/2.0 (W) f/3.0 (T) 8 elements in 7 groups (including 2 aspherical lenses) 4x Normal: 50 cm (1.6 ft.) infinity Macro: 5 50 cm (W)/15 50 cm (except W)* (2.0 in. 1.6 ft. (W)/5.9 in. 1.6 ft. (except W)*) Super Macro: 5 20 cm ( in.) (Wide end to 86 mm equivalent (35 mm film equivalent)) Manual Focus: 5 cm (2.0 in.) infinity (W)/15 cm (5.9 in.) infinity (except W)* Super Macro + Manual Focus Shooting: 5 20 cm ( in.) (Wide end to 86 mm equivalent (35 mm film equivalent)) * (T) in descriptions for publications. Area of Photograph (at the minimum shooting distance: W x H) Magnification of Photograph (at the minimum shooting distance) Macro: 75 x 55 mm (W)/56 x 42 mm (T) (3.0 x 2.2 in. (W)/2.2 x 1.7 in. (T)) Super Macro*: 48 x 36 mm (W)/24 x 18 mm (1.9 x 1.4 in. (W)/0.94 x 0.71 in.) (86 mm equivalent) (35 mm film equivalent) * When the 250D Closeup Lens (58 mm) is attached, the Wide end is 44 x 33 mm (1.7 x 1.3 in.), 86 mm equivalent (35 mm film equivalent): 22 x 17 mm (0.87 x 0.67 in.) Macro: 0.49x (W)/0.63x (T) (35 mm film equivalent) Super Macro*: 0.73x (W)/1.45x (86 mm equivalent) (35 mm film equivalent) * When the 250D Closeup Lens (58 mm) is attached, 0.79x (W)/1.57x (86 mm equivalent) (35 mm film equivalent) Viewfinder Type Picture Coverage Eyepoint Dioptric Adjustment Real-image optical zoom viewfinder Approx. 80% (representative value) 15 mm (0.59 in.) /m (dpt) LCD Monitor Type Low-temperature polycrystalline silicon TFT color LCD (vari-angle type) Effective Pixels Approx. 118 K pixels Display Size 51 mm diagonal (2.0 inch type) Picture Coverage 100% Brightness Adjustment 2 levels (Normal/Bright) 29

35 Focusing AF System Manual Focus Focusing Frame Focusing Range AF Lock AF-assist Beam TTL Autofocus (Continuous/Single) Available 9-point AiAF/1-point AF* * Two options for focusing frame: moved as desired or center-fixed. (Shooting mode: Creative Zone) Normal, Macro, Super Macro Available On/off selectable Exposure Control Light Metering System Exposure Control System AE Lock Safety Shift Exposure Compensation Sensitivity ND Filter Evaluative, Center-weighted average, Spot* * Metering frame when spot: AF point-linked/center fixed Program AE, Shutter speed-priority AE, Aperture-priority AE, Manual Available Available ±2 stops in 1/3-stop increments Auto*, ISO 50/100/200/400 equivalent * Camera automatically sets the optimum speed. On/off selectable White Balance Modes Auto, pre-set (Daylight, Cloudy, Tungsten, Fluorescent, Fluorescent H, Flash), Custom 1, Custom 2 Shutter and Aperture Shutter Type Aperture Type Shutter Speed Mechanical shutter and electronic shutter Iris type aperture 15* 1/2000 sec. * Depending on the shooting modes. Shutter speeds available in Shutter speed-priority or Manual mode are as follows: 15, 13, 10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 32, 25, 2, 16, 13, 1, 08, 06, 05, 04, 03, 1/4, 1/5, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, 1/13, 1/15, 1/20, 1/25, 1/30, 1/40, 1/50, 1/60, 1/80, 1/100, 1/125, 1/160, 1/200, 1/250, 1/320, 1/400, 1/500, 1/640, 1/800, 1/1000, 1/1250, 1/1600, 1/2000 The shutter speed set by camera in relation to f/number in Aperture-priority mode or settable shutter speed in relation to f/number in Manual mode is as shown in the table below. Wide end f/number f/2.0 f/3.5 f/4.0 f/8.0 Shutter Speed Aperture-Priority 1 1/ /2000 Manual 15 1/ /2000 Telephoto end f/number f/3.0 f/5.0 f/5.6 f/8.0 Shutter Speed Aperture-Priority 1 1/ /2000 Manual 15 1/ /

36 f/number f/2.0 f/8.0 (W), f/3.0 f/8.0 (T) f/number available in Aperture-priority mode or Manual mode are as follows: W: f/2.0, 2.2, 2.5, 2.8, 3.2, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0, 5.6, 6.3, 7.1, 8.0 T : f/3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0, 5.6, 6.3, 7.1, 8.0 Flash (Built-in) Operation Modes Auto*, On*, Off * Red-eye reduction is available. Flash Range 70 cm 5.0 m (W), 70 cm 4.0 m (T) ( ft. (W), ft. (T)) (When sensitivity is set to ISO 100 equivalent.) Flash Synchro Shutter Speeds 1/250 sec. (maximum synchro. speed) Recycling Time (Full Flash) 10 sec. or less (battery voltage = 7.4 V) Flash Exposure Compensation ±2 stops in 1/3-stop increments Manual Flash Output 3 levels (Full, Medium, Low) FE Lock Available Slow Synchro Available Second-curtain Synchro Available Flash (External) Attachment Method Hot shoe synchro contact Recommended Flash Canon Speedlite 220EX, (380EX), 420EX, 550EX, 580EX Flash Synchro Shutter Speed 1/250 sec. (maximum synchro. speed) Recycling Time (Full Flash) 10 sec. or less (battery voltage = 7.4 V) Flash Exposure Compensation ±2 stops in 1/3-stop increments Manual Flash Output 3 stops (over (100% flash), middle, under) FE Lock Available Slow Synchro Available Second-curtain Synchro Available Shooting Specifications Shooting Modes Auto, Creative zone: P, Tv, Av, M, C1, C2 Image zone : Portrait, Landscape, Night scene, Stitch assist, Movie Shooting Functions Digital Zoom Approx. 4.1x Up to Approx. 16x in combination with the optical zoom. Photo Effects Effect off, Vivid, Neutral, Low sharpening, Sepia, Black & White, Custom Image Quality Adjustment Contrast, Sharpness, Saturation Setting by custom of photo effect Noise Reduction Available when shutter speed is set between sec. Bracketing Focusing Available Bracketing range for focusing can be set to 3 levels: Large, Middle, Small. 31

37 AE Camera Start-up Time/ Release Time Lag Available Compensation values can be set in the range of 2 +2 stops in 1/3-stop increments. When compensating the exposure, values can be selected based on this range. Mode LCD Monitor Camera Start-up Time Release Time Lag Shooting Playback On (Start-up display on) Approx. 3.0 sec. Approx. 0.1 sec. On (Start-up display off) Approx. 2.9 sec. Approx. 0.1 sec. Off Approx. 2.5 sec. Approx. 0.1 sec. Start-up display on Approx. 3.0 sec. Start-up display off Approx. 2.7 sec. Shooting Interval Continuous Shooting Speed Mode Selection Speeds Approx. 2.2 sec. (LCD monitor On)/Approx. 2.5 sec. (LCD monitor Off) Focus setting: Normal range and wide angle The actual shooting interval time consists of the shutter speed added to the above times. High speed/normal speed Shooting operation with LCD monitor as viewfinder is not possible in high speed mode. High speed: approx. 2.0 images/sec., Normal speed: approx. 1.2 images/sec. Large, Fine mode with LCD monitor off Number of shots L/SF L/F L/N M1/SF M1/F M1/N M2/SF M2/F M2/N M3/SF M3/F M3/N S/SF S/F S/N RAW High speed Normal speed The above data shows the maximum number of shots taken continuously at even intervals. After exceeding the maximum number of shots, continuous shooting is still available when the shutter button is pressed. However, the shooting speeds are reduced. Postcard Date Imprint Mode Not available Interval Shooting Shooting Interval : Approx min. (1 min. increments) Recording Capacity: images (Maximum number of shots vary according to the CF card capacity.) Self-timer Wireless Control PC-controlled Shooting Activates shutter after an approx. 10-sec. or approx. 2-sec. delay. Available Wireless controller enabling users to set the camera operation delay (instantaneous, 2- second, 10-second) Operation for playback is also available (image forwarding/magnification). Available to operate the zoom function Operating range: Approx. 5 m (when used from the front) Approx. 1.2 m (when used from the side) Available (with the included software when connected to a PC.) Recording Specifications <Still Images> File System File Format Color Space Compression Design rule for camera file system, DPOF (Version 1.1) compliant Exif 2.2 (JPEG) srgb Superfine, Fine, Normal 32

38 Number of Recording Pixels Large : 3072 x 2304 Medium 1: 2592 x 1944 Medium 2: 2048 x 1536 Medium 3: 1600 x 1200 Small : 640 x 480 Recording CapacityUnit: number of pixels L/SF L/F L/N M1/SF M1/F M1/N M2/SF M2/F M2/N M3/SF M3/F M3/N S/SF S/F S/N RAW File Size (KB) FC-16M FC-32M(H) FC-64M(H) FC-128M FC-256MH FC-512MSH CF Card (1GB) CF Card (3GB) CF Card (4GB) MD-1GB HITA-2GB HITA-4GB <Movies> File Format Number of Recording Pixels (Quality) Frame Rate/Recording Time (for each shot) Recording Time <Common> Recording Media The above data (recording capacity) may vary depending on the scene, subjects or camera settings. The shaded portion represents reference data. AVI (Image data: Motion JPEG, Audio data: WAVE (Monaural)) 640 x x x 120 Frame rate (fps) Recording time* 640 x sec. 320 x min. 160 x min. * The maximum recording time for each recording. However, a certain space is required for CF card. Unit: seconds 640 x x x 120 File Size (KB) FC-16M FC-32M(H) FC-64M(H) FC-128M FC-256MH FC-512MSH CF Card (1GB) CF Card (3GB) CF Card (4GB) MD-1GB HITA-2GB HITA-4GB The above data (recording time) may vary depending on the scene, subjects or camera settings. The shaded portion represents reference data. CompactFlash (CF) card (Type I or Type II) 33

39 Playback Specifications <Still Images> Max. Number of Recording Pixels on Playback Playback Modes Magnification Auto Rotate (Automatic vertical/horizontal detection) Image Rotation Histogram Display Sound Memos Slide Show Repeat: On/Off <Movies> Playback Functions Editing 4064 x 3048 Single (1 image), Index (9 thumbnail images) Approx. 2 10x Moving between magnifying images. Available (Owing to Intelligent Orientation sensor) Images are displayed vertically or horizontally according to the camera s shooting position. Rotates image to 90 degrees or 270 degrees. Both LCD monitor and Video Output play back the image according to settings. Available (Also available on Rec. review) Maximum 60 sec. sound recording or sound playback per image. Playback interval: 3 10 sec./15 sec./30 sec./manual setting With use of DPOF feature, the images with check mark can be also played back as slide show. In addition to normal playback function, pause/play of movie clip, selection of first frame/last frame and forward and rewind* are also available. * Fast forward and rewind are also available. Unnecessary parts* (image + sound) can be erased. (Refer to Erasing Modes.) * Start point to mid point, end point to mid point Printing Specifications DPOF Version: 1.1 Slide show and image transfer are also available. Direct Print Printing Features Canon Direct Print, Bubble Jet Direct, PictBridge supported ID Photo Prints, Movie Prints Erasing Specifications Erasing Modes Protection Interface Computer I/F Communication Settings Audio Out Video Out Still Images: single image, all images The image data in CF card recorded with the Design rule for Camera File system s format can be erased. (However, protected images can not be erased.) Movies: part of movie*, all of movie * Can be erased from start point to mid point or from end point to mid point with the movie editing function. Furthermore, can be erased both from start point to mid point and from end point to mid point. Erase prohibited (set in Playback mode) USB* (mini-b jack) * Not all performance with a connection to a USB 2.0 compliant board are guaranteed. PTP Monaural NTSC, PAL 34

40 Others Display Languages My Camera Settings Selectable Items Specifications 14 languages (English, German, French, Dutch, Danish, Finnish, Italian, Norwegian, Swedish, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Russian, Portuguese and Japanese) Start-up image/start-up sound/shutter sound/operation sound/self-timer sound Item File size Specifications Start-up image 20 KB 320 x 240 pixels, JPEG file with 4:2:0 or 4:2:2, Aspect ratio of 4:3 Start-up sound 10.9 KB 11kHz : 1.0 sec. or less 8kHz : 1.3 sec. or less Shutter sound 3.36 KB WAVE (monaural) 11kHz : 0.3 sec. or less 8kHz : 0.4 sec. or less Operation sound 3.36 KB 8 bit 11kHz : 0.3 sec. or less 8kHz : 0.4 sec. or less Self-timer sound 21.7 KB 11kHz : 2.0 sec. or less 8kHz : 2.0 sec. or less Power Supplies Primary Batteries Secondary Batteries AC Adapter Car Battery Adapter Sub-battery Battery Performance Recording Capacity Playback Time Battery Charging Time Inside the Camera Charger Power Saving Function Auto Power Off Display Off Not available Rechargeable Lithium-ion Battery BP-511A/514 (BP-511/512 can be also used) Compact Power Adapter CA-560 Car Battery Cable Kit CR-560 (CB CG-560) Coin-type lithium battery CR-2016 Approx. 300 shots (Compliant with CIPA Standard) Approx. 900 shots (LCD monitor off) <Testing Criteria> A fully-charged BP-511A is used as a battery and FC-32MH is used as a recording medium. Under an environment with normal temperature (23±2ºC) and normal humidity (50±20%), shots are taken alternately at the Wide end and Telephoto end at 30- second intervals, the flash is used once every two shots, and the power is turned off after 10 shots. Once ample time has passed (until the battery temperature returns to normal temperature), the power is turned on again, and shooting is repeated using the same sequence. In the CIPA standard, the LCD monitor is activated. The shipping setting is used for the brightness. Approx. 400 min. <Testing Criteria> Under an environment with normal temperature (23±2ºC) and normal humidity (50±20%), continuous playback at 3 seconds per image. (LCD monitor set to default brightness.) Not available Approx. 90 min. (use of CG CA-560/CB-560) Approx. 95 min. (use of CG CA-560/CA-570/CB-570) Approx. 90 min. (use of CG-580/CB-5L) On/off Selectable Shooting modes: Powers down approx. 3 minutes after last operation. Playback mode: Powers down approx. 5 minutes after last operation. Connection to Printer: Powers down approx. 5 minutes after last operation. The power-saving function does not activate during slide show or when connecting to a computer. Available settings include 10/20/30 sec., 1/2/3 min. 35

41 Camera Specifications Operating Temperature 0 40 C (32 104ºF) Operating Humidity 10 90% Dimensions x 72.8 x 73.1 mm (4.13 x 2.87 x 2.88 in.) (excluding protrusions) Weight Approx. 380 g (13.4 oz.) (Camera body only) 36

42 4-2 Functions Available in Each Shooting Mode 37

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44 4-3 System Diagram 39

45 5 Accessory Specifications 5-1 Conversion Lens Adapter LA-DC58D Specifications Dimensions: See Figure 5-1 Weight: Approx. 33 g (1.16 oz) Unit: mm (inch) Ø63.0 (2.48) Ø48.8 (1.92) Ø50.4 (1.98) Ø51.6 (2.03) Ø62.0 (2.44) 45.3 (1.78) Figure 5-1 Conversion Lens Adapter LA-DC58D Exterior Photos 5-2 Lens Hood LH-DC Specifications (Adapter unit) Dimensions: See Figure 5-2 Weight: Approx. 35 g (1.24 oz) Unit: mm (inch) Ø50.8 (2.00) Ø48.8 (1.92) Ø50.2 (1.98) Ø51.6 (2.03) Ø54.4 (2.14) (1.97) Figure 5-2 Lens Hood (Adapter unit) LH-DC30

46 5-2-2 Specifications (Hood unit) Dimensions: See Figure 5-3 Weight: Approx. 20 g (0.71 oz) Ø75.3 (2.97) Ø53.8 (2.12) Unit: mm (inch) Ø51.2 (2.02) 69.3 (2.73) Ø53.8 (2.12) Ø51.2 (2.02) Ø63.3 (2.49) R200 Ø81.0 R (1.43) Figure 5-3 Lens Hood (Hood unit) Exterior Photos 41

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48 CONTENTS 1. Functions of each unit 1.1 MAIN PCB ASS Y DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y JACK PCB ASS Y BLACK/WHITE LCD UNIT FLASH PCB ASS Y FLASH UNIT (ST PCB ASS Y) Outline of Circuits 2.1 Power Supply Control Power Supply Block Diagram Power Supply Control Sequence Signal Processing System Control Picture Processing Audio Processing (Recording and Playback Functions) Troubleshooting When an Error Code is Displayed When a Problem Occurs

49 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION 1. Functions of each unit 1.1 MAIN PCB ASS Y 1) Driving the CCD Sensor. 2) Conversion of the image signal from the analog signal to the digital signal. 3) Controlling the power supply and the system by CPU. (Refer to Sections 2.1 and 2.2.) 4) Image processing, and reading and writing the image signal to and from the CF card using DSP. (Refer to Section ) 1.2 DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y 1) Power supply drive (DC/DC converter). 2) Battery charging control circuit. 1.3 JACK PCB ASS Y 1) Conversion of the video signal from the digital signal to the analog signal. 2) Image display. 3) Backlight for LCD drive. 4) Video output. 5) Microphone input and audio output amplifier. 1.4 BLACK/WHITE LCD UNIT 1) Operation switch, operation display and finder LED. 1.5 FLASH PCB ASS Y 1) Moter drive. 2) Flash control. 1.6 FLASH UNIT (ST PCB ASS Y) 1) Flash drive and charging circuit for the flash. BLACK/WHITE LCD UNIT FLASH PCB ASS'Y DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS'Y MAIN PCB ASS'Y FLASH UNIT JACK PCB ASS'Y Fig. 1 1

50 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION 2. Outline of Circuits 2.1 Power Supply Control The power supply is controlled by the CPU and DSP mounted on the MAIN PCB ASS Y Power Supply Block Diagram DC IN FUSE FUSE REG DC/DC CONVERTER E0 OUTPUT /E0 LAT /E0, E1, E2, E3 LAT MAIN PCB ASS'Y E21 LAT REG REG CPU/DSP 3.0V VDD V for System Control E1 OUTPUT VDD1-1.8 VDD1-3.3 VDD1-2.5 VDD1-1.5 E2 OUTPUT VDD VDD2-N7.9 REG REG 3.3V 3.3V VDD VL for Image Process (CCD etc.) E3 OUTPUT VDD VDD3-9.5 for LCD REG 3.3 for RTC REG 5.0V 5.0V for Motor Drive for Remocon VBATF Fig. 2 Power System Block Diagram VBAT Power Supply Control Sequence 1) In the case of either Battery is Installed or External Power is Supplied to DC-IN connector; CPU activates the other main functions. (E0, E1) Operating the Dial Switch Rec. Mode Play Mode 1. Controls CCD (E2) 2. Controls LCD (E3) 3. Controls LCD backlight (E3) 1. Controls LCD (E3) 2. Controls LCD backlight (E3) 2) In case that Dial Switch is in LOCK position when Battery is Installed ; Battery charging operation starts when external power is supplied to DC-IN connector. 2

51 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION 2.2 Signal Processing MAIN PCB ASS'Y SDRAM Drive Pulse TG HD, VD CLK CF CARD CCD SENSOR CDS, A/D DSP DAC/LCD DRIVE LCD PANEL Finder LED AF Support LED LENS MOTOR Electric FLASH Dial/ FUNCTION KEY MOTOR DRIVE EF CONT DAC RTC CPU VIDEO AMP AUDIO/SP AMP V AV OUT A Speaker MIC DIGITAL Fig. 3 Signal System Block Diagram System Control The CPU on the MAIN PCB ASS Y controls the lens (motor, shutter), microphone input, operation switch receiver, USB communication and flowing circuits. TG : Creation of the CCD drive pulse CDS, A/D : CCD signal processing and conversion of the digital data DAC, LCD Driver : Conversion of the analog video signal, Driving the LCD DSP : Picture processing RTC : Clock count for watch AF Support LED : AF auxiliary, self-timer and red-eye protection also serves as a lamp EF : Flash control Electric Flash : Flash and charging circuit 3

52 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION Picture Processing 1) The drive pulse of the CCD sensor is created by both clock from DSP and TG that is operated by sync. signal. The picture signal by the drive pulse is output from CCD sensor. The output signal of the CCD picture is converted to the signal processing and the digital data by the CDS and A/D converter, and is sent to the DSP. 2) The DSP circuit performs the following signal processing. Processes the picture data (using the SDRAM). Writes and reads the picture data to and from the CF card. Outputs digital video signal to the LCD and VIDEO OUT. 3) The video signal that is supplied form the DSP is converted to the digital data from the analog data by the DAC/LCD DRIVE, and then is controlled by the LCD driver to be displayed on the LCD. The video amplifier is activated when the AV jack is inserted to the video jack and drives the video signal supplied from the DAC/LCD DRIVE in 75 Ω Audio Processing (Recording and Playback Functions) 1) During recording of moving picture Audio signal of microphone is sent from the AUDIO/SP AMP to the CPU where it is converted to digital data by CPU and is recorded. 2) During playback, the data is converted back to the analog audio signal by the CPU and is output to the AV jack and speaker from AUDIO/SP AMP. 4

53 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION 3. Troubleshooting 3.1 When an Error Code is Displayed [Remedy] Check for any abnormalities in the mounting of probable faulty parts or connector connections referring to the table below. Try replacing probable faulty parts referring to the below. [NOTE] The error code is displayed on the LCD Monitor. Adjustments must be performed after the part has been replaced. For details, see the chapter of Adjustments. Error Code Name Occurrence Conditions Cause and Probable Faulty Part E02 AF AF processing did not end within the speci- MAIN PCB ASS Y TIME OUT fied time. OPTICAL UNIT The focus lens was not driven. MAIN PCB ASS Y OPTICAL UNIT E04 AWB AWB processing did not end within the MAIN PCB ASS Y TIME OUT specified time. E09 JPEG DMA JPEG processing did not end within the MAIN PCB ASS Y TIME OUT specified time. E14 UNKNOWN When an error of unknown cause occurs. UNKNOWN E16 IMAGING Communications between the CPU and pe- MAIN PCB ASS Y TIME OUT ripheral ICs did not end within the specified time during or after photography in the EVF mode. E19 ZOOM POSITION When the zoom position error is MAIN PCB ASS Y ERROR detected. OPTICAL UNIT LENS ZOOM LENS Feeding out of the lens barrel did not end MAIN PCB ASS Y ERROR within the specified time after the power OPTICAL UNIT was turned ON. Detection of the zoom PI (photo-interrupter) OPTICAL UNIT failed. MAIN PCB ASS Y The lens barrel is fed out with the lens cap attached Remedy: Remove the lens cap, and restart the camera. The zoom position error was detected. OPTICAL UNIT MAIN PCB ASS Y Either zoom movement is obstructed by some external cause, or there was some unintentional camera zoom movement. Remedy: Restart the camera. 5

54 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION Error Code Name Occurrence Conditions Cause and Probable Faulty Part E22 CACHE When an error in the image data buffer MAIN PCB ASS Y ERROR is detected. E23 CF NO SPACE When the CF becomes full during writing MAIN PCB ASS Y of photographed images to CF, writing is repeatedly performed with the JPEG compression ratio successively increased to reduce the size of the image file until it can be successfully written to CF. This error occurs when writing of the JPEG image file fails after 10 retries at increasingly higher compression ratios. * The same applies in the case of the Micro Drive. E24 POWER ON The power of the imaging circuit on the MAIN PCB ASS Y ERROR MAIN PCB ASS Y was not detected. DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y The power of the LCD PCB ASS Y was not LCD PCB ASS Y detected. HINGE UNIT E25 FOCUS PI Detection of the focus PI (photo-interrupter) OPTICAL UNIT ERROR failed. MAIN PCB ASS Y E26 CAPTURE Writing of the photograph image to SDRAM MAIN PCB ASS Y TIME OUT did not end within the specified time. E27 CF WRITE Free area could not be secured in the buffer CF CARD/MICRO DRIVE TIME OVER for the photograph image within the speci- MAIN PCB ASS Y fied time in the continuous shooting mode. E29 EZOOM TIME When the electronic zoom processing did MAIN PCB ASS Y OUT not complete within the specified time. E30 POWER OFF The camera power was turned OFF while The battery or DC plug was removed while ERROR the image was being recorded to the CF the image was being recorded to the CF Card/Micro Drive (while the green LED was Card/Micro Drive. blinking). (The error code is displayed when Remedy: Restart the camera. the camera is next turned ON.) * This error may occur after E23. E50 CF FORMAT The CF Card/Micro Drive could not be for- CF CARD/MICRO DRIVE ERROR matted correctly. E51 CF ACCESS When image data cannot be read from CF CARD/MICRO DRIVE ERROR CF Card/Micro Drive correctly. E52 QUICK REVIEW Review of the photograph image failed. MAIN PCB ASS Y ERROR 6

55 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION 3.2 When a Problem Occurs [Remedy] Check for any abnormalities in the mounting of probable faulty parts or connector connections referring to the table below. Try replacing probable faulty parts referring to the table below. [NOTE] Adjustments must be performed after the part has been replaced. For details, see the chapter of Adjustments. Problem (when an error code is not displayed) The camera does not work. The image is not displayed on the LCD Monitor. The photograph image is abnormal. The zoom does not function. The Built-in Flash does not fire. Video output is strange. Communications with the personal computer is not possible. The CF card is not recognized. Buttons/The Mode dial do not work. Defect position DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y MAIN PCB ASS Y BLACK/WHITE LCD UNIT MAIN PCB ASS Y FLASH PCB ASS Y LCD UNIT JACK PCB ASS Y OPTICAL UNIT MAIN PCB ASS Y OPTICAL UNIT MAIN PCB ASS Y BLACK/WHITE LCD UNIT FLASH UNIT (ST PCB ASS Y) DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y FLASH PCB ASS Y JACK PCB ASS Y MAIN PCB ASS Y JACK PCB ASS Y MAIN PCB ASS Y CF CARD CF UNIT MAIN PCB ASS Y REAR COVER UNIT BLACK/WHITE LCD UNIT MAIN PCB ASS Y Reference 7

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57 CONTENTS 1. Before Starting the Repair Work 1.1 Precaution on Flash High Voltage Circuit List of Tools List of Supplies Connectors for FPC Board Disassembly/Assembly 2.1 Procedure FRONT RING REAR COVER UNIT SIDE COVER UNIT, JACK COVER SPRING GRIP COVER FRONT COVER UNIT STRAP RIGHT BASE CARD SLOT SHAFT HOLDER, CARD SLOT COVER UNIT BATTERY COVER SHAFT, BATTERY COVER SPRING, BATTERY COVER UNIT Assembling BATTERY COVER UNIT and etc DATE BATTERY HOLDER REAR PLATE UNIT TOP COVER SECTION BLACK/WHITE LCD UNIT, BLACK/WHITE LCD SPRING, BLACK/WHITE LCD WINDOW, BLACK/WHITE LCD WINDOW SHEET ACCESSORY SHOE, ACCESSORY SHOE SPRING, ACCESSORY SHOE BASE MAIN BARREL UNIT MAIN SHEET MAIN-JACK FPC, MAIN PCB ASS Y FLASH UNIT, SPEAKER UNIT OPTICAL UNIT SECTION, MAIN GND SPRING, CCD SPRING OPTICAL UNIT, FINDER UNIT, ORANGE LED HOLDER Assembling FINDER UNIT FLASH PCB ASS Y BATTERY BOX UNIT SECTION BATTERY BOX UNIT, DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y TRIPOD BASE JACK PCB ASS Y, JACK LEAD ASS Y HINGE COVER LCD UNIT, MAIN FRAME LCD REAR COVER, LCD HINGE UNIT LCD FRONT COVER CCD HOLDER UNIT, SHUTTER UNIT Assembling CCD HOLDER UNIT, SHUTTER UNIT Assembling CCD HOLDER UNIT, SHUTTER UNIT Screw List

58 3. Adjustments Replacement Parts and Adjustment Items Adjustment Tools Before Starting Electrical Adjustments TWAIN Driver Installation Factory Mode Driver Installation Adjustment Software Installation Preparation Starting up the Adjustment Software Menu Window How to Use the Adjustment Software Calibration Calibration Adjustment Procedure Optical Unit Adjustment CCD Adjustment Imaging Process Adjustment Color Adjustment Pixel Dot Adjustment Video Out Adjustment LCD Adjustment Flash Adjustment Checking of sound recording/output

59 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 1. Before Starting the Repair Work Be sure to read the following precaution before starting the repair work. 1.1 Precaution on Flash High Voltage Circuit After the FLASH UNIT and SPEAKER UNIT are removed together as an assembled unit, be sure to discharge the main capacitor. (Discharging resistor : 1 kω, approx. 5 W.) First contact the GND terminal of the main capacitor with the discharging resistor. Then contact the positive terminal of the main capacitor. CAUTION: Be careful of electric shock because the circuit is the high voltage circuit. ELECT. CAPACITOR (1kΩ/5W) terminal (black) FLASH UNIT, SPEAKER UNIT terminal (gray, pink) 1.2 List of Tools Fig. 1 Precaution on flash high voltage circuit The following tools are used for the re-assembling during service. List of tools New Name of tools Part No. Remarks Screwdriver (Local Purchase) Tweezers (Local Purchase) Soldering iron (Local Purchase) 1.3 List of Supplies The following supplies are used for the re-assembling during service. This product uses a lead free solder for mounting. To repair this product, use a lead free solder. List of supplies New Name of supplies Part No. Remarks DIA BOND No.1663G CY THREE BOND 1401C CY ADHESIVE TAPE SONY T4000 CY Double-sided Tape LOGENEST RAMBDA A-74 CY ADHESIVE TAPE 3M No.56 CY Electric insulation Tape LEAD FREE SOLDER RMA-98 CY Lead free solder 1

60 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 1.4 Connectors for FPC Board This product is used the five types of the connectors for FPC board. 1 Type A Unlocked state UNLOCK The contact-piece should face downwards LOCK Locked state 2 Type B UNLOCK Unlocked state The contact-piece should face upwards LOCK Locked state 3 Type C Unconnected state Connected state 4 Type D Unconnected state Connected state 5 Type E The contact-piece should face table sides Unconnected state Connected state Fig. 2 Connectors for FPC board Holes CAUTIONS: 1. For the connectors of Type A and Type B make sure to set them to the unlocked state before removing and inserting FPC board. After FPC board is inserted, set them to the locked state. 2. The FPC board is equipped with the holes as shown. Use them for removal and insertion by inserting the tweezers into them as required. 2 Fig. 3 Holes for removal

61 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 2. Disassembly/Assembly 2.1 Procedure Disassembling procedure of PowerShot G6 is shown by the following flowchart. Reverse the disassembling procedure to reassemble them. The pages to refer are shown in parenthesis ( ). FRONT RING (P-4) REAR COVER UNIT (P-5) Assembling BATTERY COVER UNIT and etc. (P-12) SIDE COVER UNIT, JACK COVER SPRING (P-6) GRIP COVER FRONT COVER UNIT (P-7) (P-8) BLACK/WHITE LCD UNIT, BLACK/WHITE LCD SPRING, BLACK/WHITE LCD WINDOW, BLACK/WHITE LCD WINDOW SHEET (P-16) STRAP RIGHT BASE CARD SLOT SHAFT HOLDER, CARD SLOT COVER UNIT (P-9) (P-10) ACCESSORY SHOE, ACCESSORY SHOE SPRING, ACCESSORY SHOE BASE (P-17) BATTERY COVER SHAFT, BATTERY COVER SPRING, BATTERY COVER UNIT (P-11) OPTICAL UNIT, FINDER UNIT, ORANGE LED HOLDER (P-23) DATE BATTERY HOLDER (P-13) REAR PLATE UNIT (P-14) Assembling FINDER UNIT (P-24) TOP COVER SECTION (P-15) CCD HOLDER UNIT, SHUTTER UNIT (P-34) MAIN BARREL UNIT MAIN SHEET (P-18) (P-19) Assembling CCD HOLDER UNIT and SHUTTER UNIT-1st (P-35) MAIN JACK FPC, MAIN PCB ASS'Y (P-20) Assembling CCD HOLDER UNIT and SHUTTER UNIT-2nd (P-36) FLASH UNIT, SPEAKER UNIT (P-21) CAUTION Be careful high voltage BATTERY BOX UNIT, DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS'Y (P-27) OPTICAL UNIT SECTION, MAIN GND SPRING, CCD SPRING (P-22) JACK PCB ASS'Y, JACK LEAD ASS'Y (P-29) FLASH PCB ASS'Y (P-25) HINGE COVER (P-30) BATTERY BOX UNIT SECTION (P-26) LCD UNIT, MAIN FRAME (P-31) TRIPOD BASE (P-28) LCD REAR COVER, LCD HINGE UNIT (P-32) 3 LCD FRONT COVER (P-33)

62 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-1 FRONT RING (1)-1 (1)-1 Release button Fig. 4 FRONT RING 2.2 FRONT RING (1) FRONT RING 1. Rotate the FRONT RING in the direction of the arrow while holding down the release button. 4

63 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-2 b NOTE (Assembling) Diopter Adjustment Lever (1)-3 b FINDER UNIT (1)-4 Connector (1)-5 REAR COVER UNIT (1)-3 LCD UNIT (1)-2 b (1)-1 a b CD mm (1)-2 b (1)-1 CARD SLOT COVER SILVER M1.7 a XA SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) 4.0mm Fig. 5 REAR COVER UNIT 2.3 REAR COVER UNIT (1) REAR COVER UNIT 1. Open the CARD SLOT COVER in the direction of the arrow and remove the screw a Remove the screws b Open the LCD UNIT in the direction of the arrow and remove the screw b Disengage the connector. 5. Remove the REAR COVER UNIT. NOTE (Assembling) Align the position of the Diopter Adjustment Lever on the finder. 5

64 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-2 JACK COVER (2)-2 JACK COVER SPRING NOTE (Assembling) (2)-1 f (1)-2 b (1)-1 b f CD mm (1)-3 SIDE COVER UNIT SILVER M1.7 b CD mm SILVER M1.7 Fig. 6 SIDE COVER UNIT, JACK COVER SPRING 2.4 SIDE COVER UNIT, JACK COVER SPRING (1) SIDE COVER UNIT 1. Remove the screw b Open the JACK COVER in the direction of the arrow and remove the screw b Remove the SIDE COVER UNIT. NOTE (Assembling) Apply the LOGENEST RAMBDA A-74 to the sliding position on the JACK COVER of the JACK COVER SPRING. (2) JACK COVER SPRING 1. Remove the screw f Remove the JACK COVER SPRING. 6

65 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-1 BATTERY COVER NOTE (Assembling) Claws (1)-1 a c CD mm (1)-3 GRIP COVER (1)-2 c Claws NOTE (Assembling) Fig. 7 GRIP COVER SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) a XA SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) 4.0mm 2.5 GRIP COVER (1) GRIP COVER 1. Open the BATTERY COVER in the direction of the arrow, and remove the screw a Remove the screws c Remove the GRIP COVER by sliding it forward while holding up its rear side. NOTE (Assembling) Align the two claws with the positions shown in the figure. 7

66 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-1 a NOTE (Assembling) Dowels (1)-1 a (1)-1 p (1)-1 d (1)-2 FRONT COVER UNIT a d P XA XA CD mm 2.8mm 3.0mm SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) SILVER M1.7 SILVER M1.7 Fig. 8 FRONT COVER UNIT 2.6 FRONT COVER UNIT (1) FRONT COVER UNIT 1. Remove the screws a 3, d 1, p Remove the FRONT COVER UNIT. NOTE (Assembling) Align the two dowels with the positions as shown in the figure. 8

67 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-1 d (1)-2 STRAP RIGHT BASE d XA SILVER M mm Fig. 9 STRAP RIGHT BASE 2.7 STRAP RIGHT BASE (1) STRAP RIGHT BASE 1. Remove the screws d Remove the STRAP RIGHT BASE. 9

68 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-2 CARD SLOT SHAFT HOLDER (1)-1 a SPRING (1)-3 CARD SLOT COVER UNIT NOTE (Assembling) a XA SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) Fig. 10 CARD SLOT SHAFT HOLDER, CARD SLOT COVER UNIT 4.0mm 2.8 CARD SLOT SHAFT HOLDER, CARD SLOT COVER UNIT (1) CARD SLOT SHAFT HOLDER, CARD SLOT COVER UNIT 1. Remove the screws a Remove CARD SLOT SHAFT HOLDER. 3. Remove CARD SLOT COVER UNIT in the direction of the arrow. NOTE (Assembling) Place the tip of SPRING in the gutter. 10

69 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (2)-1 BATTERY COVER UNIT (1)-2 BATTERY COVER SPRING CAUTION (1)-1 BATTERY COVER SHAFT Fig. 11 BATTERY COVER SHAFT, BATTERY COVER SPRING, BATTERY COVER UNIT 2.9 BATTERY COVER SHAFT, BATTERY COVER SPRING, BATTERY COVER UNIT (1) BATTERY COVER SHAFT, BATTERY COVER SPRING 1. Remove the BATTERY COVER SHAFT in the direction of the arrow shown by using the thin tweezers or the likes. 2. Remove the BATTERY COVER SPRING from the gutter. CAUTION Be careful not to drop the BATTERY COVER SPRING. (2) BATTERY COVER UNIT 1. Remove the BATTERY COVER UNIT. 11

70 REPAIR INSTRUCTION The first pipe of BATTERY COVER UNIT BATTERY COVER SHAFT BATTERY COVER SPRING BATTERY COVER SHAFT Bent tip Hole on the BATTERY BOX UNIT Fig. 12 Assembling BATTERY COVER UNIT and etc Assembling BATTERY COVER UNIT and etc. (1) Assembling BATTERY COVER UNIT and etc. 1. Insert the BATTERY COVER UNIT to the BATTERY BOX UNIT beforehand. 2. Insert the BATTERY COVER SHAFT from the BATTERY BOX UNIT side. Stop it when the BATTERY COVER SHAFT goes through the first pipe. 3. Insert the bent tip of the BATTERY COVER SPRING from the side of BATTERY BOX UNIT. Insert the BATTERY COVER SHAFT through the end. 12

71 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-1 DATE BATTERY HOLDER Fig. 13 DATE BATTERY HOLDER 2.11 DATE BATTERY HOLDER (1) DATE BATTERY HOLDER 1. Remove the DATE BATTERY HOLDER. 13

72 REPAIR INSTRUCTION Inside of the BATTERY BOX (1)-2 d (1)-2 e (1)-3 REAR PLATE UNIT (1)-1 d (1)-3 Connector (1)-1 f (1)-3 Connector d XA e CD f CD mm 2.5mm 3.0mm SILVER M1.7 SILVER M1.7 SILVER M1.7 Fig. 14 REAR PLATE UNIT 2.12 REAR PLATE UNIT (1) REAR PLATE UNIT 1. Remove the screw d 1 on the top of the BATTERY BOX and the screw f 1 on the rear. 2. Remove the screws e 1, d Disconnect the two connectors and REAR PLATE UNIT. 14

73 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-3 Remote Sensor FPC (1)-2 Connectors (1)-4 TOP COVER SECTION NOTE1 (Assembling) (1)-3 Dowels Zoom Lever (1)-1 g (1)-1 a (1)-1 d (1)-1 d (1)-1 a Screws (1)-2 Connector (1)-3 Dowels NOTE1 (Assembling) 13mm d XA a XA g XA mm ELECTRIC INSULATION TAPE NOTE2 (Assembling) SILVER M mm SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) 4.0mm SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) 3.5mm Fig. 15 TOP COVER SECTION 2.13 TOP COVER SECTION (1) TOP COVER SECTION 1. Remove the screws a 2, g 1, d Disconnect the three connectors. 3. Disengage the dowel on the side of the ZOOM LEVER, four dowels of flexible board and switch, and Remote Sensor FPC from the two dowels. NOTE1 (Assembling) Align the seven dowels with the positions shown in the figure. 4. Remove TOP COVER SECTION NOTE2 (Assembling) Fix the connector with ELECTRIC INSULATION TAPE (10 mm 13 mm). 15

74 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-3 (1)-2 BLACK/WHITE LCD UNIT (1)-2 0 (1)-1 Connector m (2)-2 (1)-2 BLACK/WHITE LCD k WINDOW SHEET NOTE (Assembling) (1)-2 l (1)-2 a (2)-3 BLACK/WHITE LCD WINDOW (2)-1 BLACK/WHITE LCD SPRING CAUTION a k l m o XA XA XA XA XA mm 3.0mm 4.0mm 4.5mm 3.5mm SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) SILVER M1.4 (SELF TAP) SILVER M1.4 (SELF TAP) SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) SILVER M1.4 Fig. 16 BLACK/WHITE LCD UNIT, BLACK/WHITE LCD SPRING, BLACK/WHITE LCD WINDOW, BLACK/WHITE LCD WINDOW SHEET 2.14 BLACK/WHITE LCD UNIT, BLACK/WHITE LCD SPRING, BLACK/WHITE LCD WINDOW, BLACK/WHITE LCD WINDOW SHEET (1) BLACK/WHITE LCD UNIT 1. Disengage the connector. 2. Remove the screws o 1, k 2, l 2, a 1 and m Remove the BLACK/WHITE LCD UNIT. NOTE (Assembling) Align the switch with the position shown in the figure. (2) BLACK/WHITE LCD SPRING, BLACK/WHITE LCD WINDOW, BLACK/WHITE LCD WINDOW SHEET 1. Remove the BLACK/WHITE LCD SPRING. CAUTION Be careful not to drop the BLACK/WHITE LCD SPRING. 2. Peel off the BLACK/WHITE LCD WINDOW SHEET. 3. Remove the BLACK/WHITE LCD WINDOW. 16

75 REPAIR INSTRUCTION NOTE2 (Assembling) NOTE1 (Assembling) Apply the thread lock (THREE BOND 1401C) after tightening the screws. Apply the DIABOND No.1663G. (1)-2 n (1)-1 ACCESSORY SHOE SPRING (1)-3 ACCESSORY SHOE (1)-4 ACCESSORY SHOE BASE CAUTION Pay attention not to damage the parts. (1)-4 Solderings n XA mm SILVER M1.7 Fig. 17 ACCESSORY SHOE, ACCESSORY SHOE SPRING, ACCESSORY SHOE BASE 2.15 ACCESSORY SHOE, ACCESSORY SHOE SPRING, ACCESSORY SHOE BASE (1) ACCESSORY SHOE, ACCESSORY SHOE SPRING, ACCESSORY SHOE BASE 1. Remove the attached DIABOND No.1663G, and remove the ACCESSORY SHOE SPRING by inserting the tweezers or the likes under it. CAUTION Pay attention not to damage the parts. NOTE1 (Assembling) Apply the DIABOND No. 1663G to the positions shown in the figure. 2. Remove the screws n Remove the attached thread lock (THREE BOND 1401C) and ACCESSORY SHOE. NOTE2 (Assembling) Apply the thread lock (THREE BOND 1401C) at the positions shown in the figure. 4. Remove the soldering in five places and ACCESSORY SHOE BASE. 17

76 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-3 MAIN BARREL UNIT (1)-2 d (1)-1 MIC connector d XA SILVER M mm Fig. 18 MAIN BARREL UNIT 2.16 MAIN BARREL UNIT (1) MAIN BARREL UNIT 1. Disconnect the MIC connector. 2. Remove the screws d Remove the MAIN BARREL UNIT. 18

77 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-1 e (1)-2 MAIN SHEET (1)-1 h e CD SILVER M mm h CD SILVER M mm Fig. 19 MAIN SHEET 2.17 MAIN SHEET (1) MAIN SHEET 1. Remove the screws e 2, h Remove the MAIN SHEET. 19

78 REPAIR INSTRUCTION NOTE (Assembling) (1)-2 ELECTRIC INSULATION TAPE (2)-1 Connector (2)-2 MAIN PCB ASS Y (1)-1 MAIN-JACK FPC, NOISE SHIELD 10mm 13mm (1)-2 NOISE SHIELD (1)-2 MAIN-JACK FPC (2)-1 Connector (1)-1 Connector Fig. 20 MAIN-JACK FPC, MAIN PCB ASS Y 2.18 MAIN-JACK FPC, MAIN PCB ASS Y (1) MAIN-JACK FPC 1. Disengage the two connectors. 2. Peel off the ELECTRIC INSULATION TAPE and remove the NOISE SHIELD. NOTE (Assembling) Fix the NOISE SHIELD with the ELECTRIC INSULATION TAPE (10 mm 13 mm). (2) MAIN PCB ASS Y 1. Disengage the two connectors. 2. Remove the MAIN PCB ASS Y. 20

79 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-1 (1)-2 CAUTION Never touch the terminal section of the main capacitor and the circuit board of FLASH UNIT! Be sure to discharge the capacitor using the discharging resistor (about 1 kω/5 W). ELECT. CAPACITOR terminal (black) (1)-4 FLASH UNIT, SPEAKER UNIT (1kΩ/5W) (1)-2 FPC boards terminal (gray,pink) NOTE1 (Assembling) Dowels (1)-3 a (1)-1 Connectors (1)-3 a (1)-3 e (1)-5 FLASH UNIT (1)-5 SPEAKER UNIT Notches NOTE2 (Assembling) NOTE3 (Assembling) 6mm a XA e CD mm DOUBLE-SIDED TAPE Fig. 21 FLASH UNIT, SPEAKER UNIT SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) 4.0mm SILVER M mm 2.19 FLASH UNIT, SPEAKER UNIT (1) FLASH UNIT, SPEAKER UNIT 1. Disengage the two connectors. 2. Remove the two flexible boards. 3. Remove the screws a 2, e Remove the FLASH UNIT and SPEAKER UNIT as an assembled unit in the direction of the arrow. CAUTION Never touch the terminal section of the main capacitor! Be sure to discharge the capacitor using the discharging resistor (about 1kΩ/5W). NOTE1 (Assembling) Align the two dowels with the positions as shown in the figure. NOTE2 (Assembling) Align the notches in the positions shown in the figure. 5. Separate the FLASH UNIT and SPEAKER UNIT. NOTE3 (Assembling) Attach the DOUBLE-SIDED TAPE (6 mm 6 mm) on the rear of the SPEAKER UNIT. 21

80 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-3 OPTICAL UNIT SECTION (1)-2 a (1)-1 a (1)-1 MAIN GND SPRING CAUTION1 (1)-4 CCD SPRING CAUTION2 a XA SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) 4.0mm Fig. 22 OPTICAL UNIT SECTION, MAIN GND SPRING, CCD SPRING 2.20 OPTICAL UNIT SECTION, MAIN GND SPRING, CCD SPRING (1) OPTICAL UNIT SECTION, MAIN GND SPRING, CCD SPRING 1. Remove the screw a 1. Remove the MAIN GND SPRING at the same time. CAUTION 1 Be careful not to drop the MAIN GND SPRING. 2. Remove the screws a Remove the OPTICAL UNIT SECTION in the direction of the arrow. 4. Remove the CCD SPRING. CAUTION 2 Be careful not to drop the CCD SPRING. 22

81 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-1 NOTE1 (Assembling) ORANGE LED HOLDER 6mm Claw 6mm DOUBLE-SIDED TAPE (1)-2 ORANGE LED HOLDER (1)-1 Flat-head screw driver (2)-1 a (2)-2 FINDER UNIT Claws NOTE3 (Assembling) Dowel (2)-2 OPTICAL UNIT a XA NOTE2 (Assembling) (1)-2 DIA BOND No.1663G SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) 4.0mm Fig. 23 OPTICAL UNIT, FINDER UNIT, ORANGE LED HOLDER 2.21 OPTICAL UNIT, FINDER UNIT, ORANGE LED HOLDER (1) ORANGE LED HOLDER 1. Remove the ORANGE LED HOLDER in the direction of the arrow by pushing it with a flat headed driver or the likes with care not to damage the parts with the claw on the FINDER UNIT. NOTE1 (Assembling) Attach the DOUBLE-SIDED TAPE (6 mm 6 mm) at the position shown in the figure. 2. Remove the attached DIABOND No.1663G, and remove the flexible board from the ORANGE LED HOLDER. NOTE2 (Assembling) Apply DIA BOND No. 1663G to the positions shown in the figure. (2) OPTICAL UNIT, FINDER UNIT 1. Remove the screw a Remove the FINDER UNIT from the OPTICAL UNIT. NOTE3 (Assembling) Align the claw and the dowel with the positions shown in the figure. 23

82 REPAIR INSTRUCTION OPTICAL UNIT B (1)-2 A Notche (1)-1 NOTE (Assembling) (1)-4 a White gear Circle (1)-3 FINDER UNIT (1)-5 ORANGE LED HOLDER OPTICAL UNIT (1)-3 Claws a XA mm SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) (1)-3 Dowel FINDER UNIT Fig. 24 Assembling FINDER UNIT 2.22 Assembling FINDER UNIT (1) Assembling FINDER UNIT 1. Set OPTICAL UNIT in the retracted position. NOTE (Assembling) When the OPTICAL UNIT is not set in the retracted position, remove the CCD HOLDER UNIT (refer to page 34) to set OPTICAL UNIT in the retracted position by turning the part B in the direction of the arrow A shown. 2. Align the circle mark on the white gear of FINDER UNIT with the notch. 3. Install FINDER UNIT aligning with claws and a dowel. 4. Fix a screw a Insert the ORANGE LED HOLDER in the FINDER UNIT. 24

83 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-2 Connector (1)-1 e (1)-2 FLASH PCB ASS Y e CD SILVER M mm Fig. 25 FLASH PCB ASS Y 2.23 FLASH PCB ASS Y (1) FLASH PCB ASS Y 1. Remove the screw e Disconnect a connector to remove FLASH PCB ASS Y. 25

84 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-1 g (1)-1 a (1)-3 BATTERY BOX UNIT SECTION (1)-1 e (1)-2 Connector a e g XA CD XA mm 2.5mm 3.5mm SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) SILVER M1.7 SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) Fig. 26 BATTERY BOX UNIT SECTION 2.24 BATTERY BOX UNIT SECTION (1) BATTERY BOX UNIT SECTION 1. Remove the screws a 1, g 1, e Disconnect the connector. 3. Remove the BATTERY BOX UNIT SECTION in the direction of the arrow shown. 26

85 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-3 BATTERY BOX UNIT (1)-1 Connector (1)-3 DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS'Y (1)-1 Connector (1)-2 a Dowels NOTE (Assembling) a XA SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) 4.0mm Fig. 27 BATTERY BOX UNIT, DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y 2.25 BATTERY BOX UNIT, DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y (1) BATTERY BOX UNIT, DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y 1. Disconnect the two connectors. 2. Remove the screw a Separate BATTERY BOX UNIT, DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y. NOTE (Assembling) Align the dowel with the position shown in the figure. 27

86 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-2 TRIPOD BASE (1)-1 d d XA SILVER M mm Fig. 28 TRIPOD BASE 2.26 TRIPOD BASE (1) TRIPOD BASE 1. Remove the screws d Remove the TRIPOD BASE. 28

87 REPAIR INSTRUCTION NOTE3 (Assembling) JACK LEAD ASS Y Mounting hole for the TRIPOD BASE (1)-5 JACK LEAD ASS Y Lead wire(red) Lead wire(black) NOTE1 (Assembling) (1)-4 Soldering (1)-2 e (1)-1 Connector (1)-3 JACK PCB ASS Y Connector cable Notche NOTE2 (Assembling) e CD SILVER M mm Fig. 29 JACK PCB ASS Y, JACK LEAD ASS Y 2.27 JACK PCB ASS Y, JACK LEAD ASS Y (1) JACK PCB ASS Y, JACK LEAD ASS Y 1. Disconnect the two connectors. 2. Remove the screws e Remove the JACK PCB ASS Y and JACK LEAD ASS Y together as an assembled unit. 4. Remove the attached DIABOND No.1663G and the soldering in two places from the JACK LEAD ASS Y to separate the JACK LEAD ASS Y and JACK PCB ASS Y. NOTE1 (Assembling) Apply the DIABOND No. 1663G after soldering. NOTE2 (Assembling) Let the connector cable through the notch of the JACK PCB ASS Y. NOTE3 (Assembling) Route the JACK LEAD ASS Y through out of the hole on TRIPOD BASE as shown in the figure. 29

88 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-1 LCD UNIT (1)-3 HINGE COVER (1)-2 i (1)-3 Claws i CD SILVER M mm Fig. 30 HINGE COVER 2.28 HINGE COVER (1) HINGE COVER 1. Rotate LCD UNIT in the direction of the arrow. 2. Remove the screws i Disengage the two claws to remove the HINGE COVER. 30

89 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-1 h (1)-2 LCD UNIT (1)-2 MAIN FRAME NOTE2 (Assembling) Connector cable screw hole Dowels NOTE1 (Assembling) Fig. 31 LCD UNIT, MAIN FRAME h CD SILVER M mm 2.29 LCD UNIT, MAIN FRAME (1) LCD UNIT, MAIN FRAME 1. Remove the screws h Separate the LCD UNIT and MAIN FRAME. NOTE1 (Assembling) Align the dowels with the positions shown in the figure. NOTE2 (Assembling) Route the connector cable under the MAIN FRAME as shown in the figure. Be careful not to cover the screw hole by the connector cable. 31

90 REPAIR INSTRUCTION NOTE (Assembling) Claws (2)-3 Soldering (2)-2 (1)-2 LCD REAR COVER (1)-1 j (2)-1 j (2)-4 LCD HINGE UNIT j XA mm SILVER M1.7 Fig. 32 LCD REAR COVER, LCD HINGE UNIT 2.30 LCD REAR COVER, LCD HINGE UNIT (1) LCD REAR COVER 1. Remove the screws j Remove the LCD REAR COVER. NOTE (Assembling) Align the two claws with the positions shown in the figure. (2) LCD HINGE UNIT 1. Remove the screw j Disconnect the two connectors. 3. Remove the soldering. 4. Remove the LCD HINGE UNIT. 32

91 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-1 LCD FRONT COVER Dowels NOTE (Assembling) Fig. 33 LCD FRONT COVER 2.31 LCD FRONT COVER (1) LCD FRONT COVER 1. Separate the LCD FRONT COVER. NOTE (Assembling) Align the dowel with the position shown in the figure. 33

92 REPAIR INSTRUCTION m (1)-1 Dowel FPC GUIDE (1)-4 FPC board of the SHUTTER UNIT (1)-3 (1)-2 CCD HOLDER UNIT (1)-5 SHUTTER UNIT A (1)-6 SHUTTER UNIT LENS BARREL UNIT FRONT LENS UNIT (1)-7 m XA mm SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) Fig. 34 CCD HOLDER UNIT, SHUTTER UNIT 2.32 CCD HOLDER UNIT, SHUTTER UNIT (1) CCD HOLDER UNIT, SHUTTER UNIT 1. Remove the screws m Remove the CCD HOLDER UNIT. 3. Disengage the flexible board of the SHUTTER UNIT from the dowel of the FPC GUIDE. 4. Remove the FPC GUIDE. 5. Hold the portion A of the SHUTTER UNIT by fingers, and turn it in the direction of the arrow until it becomes stuck. 6. Remove the SHUTTER UNIT. 7. Remove the FRONT LENS UNIT from the LENS BARREL UNIT. 34

93 REPAIR INSTRUCTION FRONT LENS UNIT Projected part Flat portion Projected parts Recepted Groove Flat portions Flat portion (1)-1 Recepted Groove NOTE (Assembling) Flat portion LENS BARREL UNIT (1)-1 Recepted Groove Flat portions FRONT LENS UNIT Projected part Flat portion Recepted Groove LENS BARREL UNIT Large projected part SHUTTER UNIT Recepted Grooves Projected parts Small projected parts Large recepted groove Small recepted grooves A B (1)-3 Ring C Large cutout (1)-2 FRONT LENS UNIT Small cutouts Small grooves Large groove Fig. 35 Assembling CCD HOLDER UNIT, SHUTTER UNIT Assembling CCD HOLDER UNIT, SHUTTER UNIT -1 (1) Assembling CCD HOLDER UNIT, SHUTTER UNIT Place the FRONT LENS UNIT on the LENS BARREL UNIT. 2. Rotate the FRONT LENS UNIT in the direction of the arrow B while pushing it in the direction of arrow A until it becomes stuck. Then rotate it in the reverse direction by about 2 degrees to align the three cuts in the ring C with the three gutters in the ring in the back. 3. Insert the SHUTTER UNIT by aligning the projections on SHUTTER UNIT and the gutters on LENS BARREL UNIT. NOTE (Assembling) When placing the FRONT LENS UNIT on the LENS BARREL UNIT, align the projections with the gutters as described below: three projections on the FRONT LENS UNIT and three gutters on the LENS BARREL UNIT, two flat surfaces on FRONT LENS UNIT and two flat surfaces on the LENS BARREL UNIT. 35

94 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (1)-1 SHUTTER UNIT LENS BARREL UNIT A FRONT LENS UNIT B NOTE1 (Assembling) (1)-1 (1)-2 B CCD HOLDER UNIT Large projected part Dowel (1)-3 FPC GUIDE FPC board of the SHUTTER UNIT Dowel FPC GUIDE (1)-4 (1)-5 NOTE2 (Assembling) Small projected part Small recepted groove Large recepted groove (1)-6 m m XA SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) (1)-5 4.5mm Fig. 36 Assembling CCD HOLDER UNIT, SHUTTER UNIT Assembling CCD HOLDER UNIT, SHUTTER UNIT-2 (1) Assembling CCD HOLDER UNIT, SHUTTER UNIT Hold the portion A of the SHUTTER UNIT by fingers, and turn it in the direction of the arrow until it becomes stuck. 2. Hold the portion B of the LENS BARREL UNIT by fingers, and turn it in the direction of the arrow until it becomes stuck. 3. Install the FPC GUIDE. 4. Install the flexible board of the SHUTTER UNIT in the dowel of FPC GUIDE as shown in the figure. 5. Install the CCD HOLDER UNIT by aligning the projections on CCD HOLDER UNIT and the gutters on LENS BARREL UNIT according to the respective size. 6. Install the three screws m 3. NOTE1 (Assembling) When turning the SHUTTER UNIT, the portion B of the LENS BARREL UNIT comes out, but this is normal reaction. Do not stop and keep turning it. Turn it until it becomes stuck, and FRONT LENS UNIT is stored in the position B of LENS BARREL UNIT. NOTE2 (Assembling) Be sure to install the CCD HOLDER UNIT of the same OPTICAL UNIT. 36

95 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 2.35 Screw List a XA b CD c d e CD XA CD f CD mm 3.5mm 3.5mm 2.8mm 2.5mm 3.0mm SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) SILVER M1.7 SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) SILVER M1.7 SILVER M1.7 SILVER M1.7 g XA h CD i CD j XA k XA l XA SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) 3.5mm SILVER M mm SILVER M mm SILVER M mm SILVER M1.4 (SELF TAP) 3.0mm SILVER M1.4 (SELF TAP) 4.0mm m XA n XA o XA P CD mm 4.0mm 3.5mm 3.0mm SILVER M1.7 (SELF TAP) SILVER M1.7 SILVER M1.4 SILVER M1.7 37

96 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 3. Adjustments 3.1 Replacement Parts and Adjustment Items PowerShot G6 requires electrical adjustments when certain parts are replaced. The table below indicates the adjustments required for the respective part replacements. For all other parts not listed below, no electrical adjustments are necessary after replacement. Adjustment Items Replacement Part Optical Unit Adjustment CCD Adjustment Imaging Process Adjustment Color Adjustment Pixel Dot Adjustment Video Out Adjustment LCD Adjustment Flash Adjustment BATTERY BOX UNIT DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y OPTICAL UNIT #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 FLASH UNIT FLASH PCB ASS Y MAIN PCB ASS Y JACK PCB ASS Y LCD UNIT : Adjustment is necessary after replacement. : Adjustment is necessary after replacement. (Adjustment is not necessary, only if the adjustment data has been saved and then transferred after the part is replaced.) Blank : Adjustment is unnecessary. When OPTICAL UNIT is replaced, adjust certainly at the procedure as below. #1. Optical Unit Adjustment #2. CCD Adjustment #3. Imaging Process Adjustment #4. Color Adjustment #5. Pixel Dot Adjustment #6. Flash Adjustment 38

97 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 3.2 Adjustment Tools The following tools are required for electrical adjustment. DESCRIPTION PC/AT-Compatible Machine (Windows2000 or 98 pre-installed Model, USB port) SERVICE MANUAL (CD-ROM) ADJUSTMENT SOFTWARE Compact Power Adapter CA-560 AC Cable INTERFACE CABLE IFC-400PCU/300PCU AV Cable AVC-DC300 Brightness Box Color Viewer (5500 K) Color Bar Chart 18% Gray Chart AF Chart (1) Infinity Collimator W-10 Filter *1 C-12 Filter FL-W Filter ND-4 Filter ND-8 Filter Light-Shielding Cloth ( or larger) Tripod Oscilloscope RCA-BNC Converter Plug BNC T Connector BNC 75Ω Terminator Reference Camera DIGITAL CAMERA SolutionDisk PARTS NO. CY CY /200 *2 CY /200 *2 DY CY CY CY /200 *2 CY CY CY CY CY Local purchase REMARKS Download Enclosed in Compact Power Adapter CA-560 Enclosed in Compact Power Adapter CA-560 Enclosed in Merchandise Enclosed in Merchandise (Verified with LSB-100M/B & EF-5000) (or DY ) *3 Local purchase Local purchase Local purchase Local purchase Local purchase Local purchase Merchandise Enclosed in Merchandise *1 2pcs. required. *2-100 : 100~120V, -200 : 200~240V *3 The file containing How to print out and Chart for print-out is in the Service Manual APPENDIX. 39

98 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 3.3 Before Starting Electrical Adjustments TWAIN Driver Installation Install the USB Driver for Adjustment in the CD-ROM to PC. ( This Adjustment Software is impossible when the RS-232C TWAIN driver is used.) Factory Mode Driver Installation After downloading and extracting Factory Mode Driver, double-click Setup.exe (\Factory Mode Driver\Win 2000_98\Setup.exe) to install it. If InstallShield Wizard appears as shown in the first picture below, install the TWAIN (Factory Mode) Driver by following the instructions. 1 ) The InstallShield Wizard will install TWAIN Driver on your computer. Click the??[n]> button. 2 ) License Agreement See the file Service Manual/English/ Appendix/License.pdf for the contents of the License. Click the??[y] button. 40

99 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 3 ) Choose Destination Location Select folder where Setup will install files. Click the??[n]> button. 4 ) InstallShield Wizard Complete Click the?? button. 5 Click the OK button. Installing TWAIN (Factory Mode) Driver is completed. If you cannot install Factory Mode Driver in above procedure, install it in the following procedure. 1. Change the camera to Factory mode. 2. Install Wizard of new hardware starts up. 3. Select the option that directly chooses the driver s place. 4. Choose CAP_FACT.INF (Factory Mode Driver\Win2000_98\Win_2k98\CAP_FACT.INF). 5. Installment starts. When the Wizard finishes, the installment finishes. 41

100 REPAIR INSTRUCTION Adjustment Software Installation 1. After downloading and extracting Adjustment Software, double-click Setup.exe to install it. (Adjustment Softwares are different according to the model of camera that you are going to adjust.) 2. When the dialog box below appears, click the OK button. 3. When the dialog box below appears, click the button. (Software installation will then begin.) 4. When the dialog box below appears, click the Continue button. (In the case that you do not add a shortcut on desktop, remove clicking from the check box.) 42

101 REPAIR INSTRUCTION Preparation Before starting up the Adjustment Software, follow the preparatory steps below: 1. Obtain all the tools necessary for the adjustment. 2. Connect the Camera to the Power Source with the Compact Power Adapter CA-560 & AC Cable. 3. Set the Replay Mode on the camera. 4. Connect the Camera s Digital terminal to the PC s USB Port with INTERFACE CABLE IFC-400PCU/ 300 PCU. Personal Computer USB CAMERA BODY INTERFACE CABLE IFC-400PCU/300PCU DIGITAL Compact Power Adapter CA Turn on the camera. Note: Perform the preparation in the following order otherwise the camera won t work properly. 43

102 REPAIR INSTRUCTION Starting up the Adjustment Software After completing the preparatory steps, click Start and move the cursor to Program; then select Canon Digital Camera and click PowerShot G6 Adjustment Menu Window When the Adjustment Software starts up, the Menu Window below will appear How to Use the Adjustment Software Mode change This camera uses normally PTP for communication with PC. Because calibration and adjustment become impossible depending on the condition of PTP, select the TWAIN mode of the PTP before starting calibration and adjustment. FA button: This button is used to change the mode from the USER mode to the FA mode. (PTP to TWAIN) * Before starting calibration and adjustment, be sure to set the FA mode. USER button: This button is used to change the mode from the FA mode to the USER mode. (TWAIN to PTP) * When calibration and adjustment are completed, be sure to change the mode to the USER mode before quitting the software. Calibration/Adjustment For starting, select the brightnessbox and click the button related with calibration/adjustment. * Whenever you use your light source for the adjustment for the first time, be sure to click the Calibration Button. Quitting the Adjustment Software Click the Exit button. Saving or Loading data Save button : This button saves all adjustment data stored on the camera in text format. Load button : This button loads all adjustment data saved in text format to the camera. Notes If the adjustment fails, a message indicating the failure will appear on each product. If this happens, do the adjustment again. The Adjustment Software is dedicated only to Canon Digital Camera PowerShot G6. Never use it for any other camera. The Windows2000 or 98 must be pre-installed on the computer that is equipped with the USB terminal. * Operations on the other Operating Systems such as Windows95, Windows XP and others are not guaranteed. (Because Windows95 does not support USB.) 44

103 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 3.4 Calibration Calibration (1) EF-5000/8000 Tools Used Personal Computer SERVICE MANUAL (CD-ROM) ADJUSTMENT SOFTWARE Compact Power Adapter CA-560 AC Cable INTERFACE CABLE IFC-400PCU/300PCU Brightness Box Color Viewer (5500 K) Color Bar Chart W-10 Filter (2pcs.) C-12 Filter FL-W Filter ND-4 Filter ND-8 Filter Reference Camera DIGITAL CAMERA Solution Disk 1 1.Select the Brightness Box Old. 2. Click the Calibration button When the message on the right appears, check that the reference camera (Merchandise) is connected to the computer. 2. Click the OK button. 3 When the message on the right appears, go to 4. 45

104 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 4 1. Place the camera so that lens is set against the light source surface of the Brightness Box via the C-12 Filter. 2. Set the Brightness Box to EV Click the Check button. 4. Check the Brightness level if it is within 0 ± 5. * If not, calibrate the Brightness Box until it becomes within 0 ± Click the NEXT button. Personal Computer C-12 Filter Brightness Box CAMERA BODY Power Source 5 1. When the message on the right appears, set the Brightness Box to EV15 and attach the ND-8 Filter while setting the C-12 Filter between the lens. 2. Click the Check button. 3. Check the Brightness level if it is within 0 ± 5. * If not, calibrate the Brightness Box until it becomes within 0 ± Click the NEXT button. 6 When the message on the right appears go to Attach the ND-4 Filters between the Lens and the Color Viewer. 2. Place the camera so that the lens is set against the center part of the Color Viewer. 3. Click the ADJUST button. Color Viewer ND-4 Filter CAMERA BODY Power Source Stand Personal Computer 46

105 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 8 When the message on the right appears go to Remove the ND-4 Filter. 2. Attach the two W-10 Filters between the Lens and the Color Viewer. Place the camera so that the lens is set against the center part of the Color Viewer. 3. Click the ADJUST button. Color Viewer W-10 Filter CAMERA BODY Power Source Stand Personal Computer 10 When the message on the right appears go to Remove the two W-10 Filters. 2. Attach the C-12 and FL-W Filter between the Lens and the Color Viewer. Place the camera so that the lens is set against the center part of the Color Viewer. 3. Click the ADJUST button. Color Viewer C-12 Filter FL-W Filter CAMERA BODY Power Source Personal Computer Stand 47

106 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 12 When the message on the right appears go to Attach the Color Bar Chart to the Color Viewer. 2. Place the camera so that the Viewing image of the color bar chart is the full of LCD with the ND-4 Filter attached. 3. Click the ADJUST button. Color Viewer Color Bar Chart ND-4 Filter CAMERA BODY Power Source Personal Computer Stand Shift a frame on the displayed screen with a mouse to choose a color of color bar. 2. Click the Sampling button. 15 Check Save as the Reference, and click the OK button to store the data. 48

107 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 16 When the message on the right appears, click the FINISH button. (This ends the Calibration.) 49

108 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (2) LSB-100M/B Tools Used Personal Computer SERVICE MANUAL (CD-ROM) ADJUSTMENT SOFTWARE Compact Power Adapter CA-560 AC Cable INTERFACE CABLE IFC-400PCU/300PCU Color Viewer (5500 K) Color Bar Chart W-10 Filter (2pcs.) C-12 Filter FL-W Filter ND-4 Filter Reference Camera DIGITAL CAMERA Solution Disk 1 1. Select the Brightness Box New. 2. Click the Calibration button When the message on the right appears, check that the reference camera (Merchandise) is connected to the computer. 2. Click the OK button. 3 When the message on the right appears, go to 4. 50

109 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 4 1. Attach the ND-4 Filters between the Lens and the Color Viewer. 2. Place the camera so that the lens is set against the center part of the Color Viewer. 3. Click the ADJUST button. Color Viewer ND-4 Filter CAMERA BODY Power Source Stand Personal Computer 5 When the message on the right appears, go to Remove the ND-4 Filter. 2. Attach the two W-10 Filters between the Lens and the Color Viewer. Place the camera so that the lens is set against the center part of the Color Viewer. 3. Click the ADJUST button. Color Viewer W-10 Filter CAMERA BODY Power Source Stand Personal Computer 7 When the message on the right appears, go to 8. 51

110 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 8 1.Remove the two W-10 Filters. 2. Attach the C-12 and FL-W Filter between the Lens and the Color Viewer. Place the camera so that the lens is set against the center part of the Color Viewer. 3. Click the ADJUST button. Color Viewer C-12 Filter FL-W Filter CAMERA BODY Power Source Stand Personal Computer 9 When the message on the right appears, go to Attach the Color Bar Chart to the Color Viewer. 2. Place the camera so that the Viewing image of the color bar chart is the full of LCD with the ND-4 Filter attached. 3. Click the ADJUST button. Color Viewer Color Bar Chart ND-4 Filter CAMERA BODY Power Source Personal Computer Stand Shift a frame on the displayed screen with a mouse to choose a color of color bar. 2. Click the Sampling button. 52

111 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 12 Check Save as the Reference, and click the OK button to store the data. 13 When the message on the right appears, click the FINISH button. (This ends the Calibration Adjustment.) 53

112 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 3.5 Adjustment Procedure Optical Unit Adjustment Tools Used Personal Computer SERVICE MANUAL (CD-ROM) ADJUSTMENT SOFTWARE Compact Power Adapter CA-560 AC Cable INTERFACE CABLE IFC-400PCU/300PCU AF Chart (1) Infinity Collimator Tripod DIGITAL CAMERA Solution Disk 1 Click the Optical Unit button. 2 When the message on the right appears, go to Set the AF Chart (1) at 47.0cm away from the front of the camera finder. * Set the AF Chart (1) on a plain color wall or equivalent. * Adjust the light so that the brightness of the chart will be about EV9.0. The ray of the light should come in at a narrow angle as seen from the chart. 2. Adjust the position of the camera finely so that the center of the AF Chart (1) is aligned with the center of the LCD. 3. Click the ADJUST button. AF Chart (1) About 15 degrees Personal Computer 47.0cm Power Source CAMERA BODY Tripod Lighting 54

113 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 4 When the message on the right appears, go to Place the camera at the collimator. 2. Adjust the position of the camera finely so that the center of the Auto Focus Chart is aligned with the center of the LCD. 3. Click the ADJUST button. CAMERA BODY Personal Computer Infinity Collimator Power Source 6 When the message on the right appears, click the FINISH button. (This ends the Optical Unit Adjustment.) 55

114 REPAIR INSTRUCTION CCD Adjustment (1) EF-5000/8000 Tools Used Personal Computer SERVICE MANUAL (CD-ROM) ADJUSTMENT SOFTWARE Compact Power Adapter CA-560 AC Cable INTERFACE CABLE IFC-400PCU/300PCU Brightness Box C-12 Filter DIGITAL CAMERA Solution Disk 1 1. Select the Brightness Box Old. 2. Click the CCD button. 2 When the message on the right appears, go to Place the camera so that lens is set against the light source surface of the Brightness Box via the C-12 Filter. 2. Set the Brightness Box to EV Click the ADJUST button. * When the adjustment does not work, click the Default button. C-12 Filter Brightness Box CAMERA BODY Power Source Personal Computer 56

115 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 4 When the message on the right appears, set the Brightness Box to EV15 while setting the C-12 Filter between the lens. Click the ADJUST button. 5 When the message on the right appears, click the FINISH button. (This ends the CCD Adjustment.) 57

116 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (2) LSB-100M/B Tools Used Personal Computer SERVICE MANUAL (CD-ROM) ADJUSTMENT SOFTWARE Compact Power Adapter CA-560 AC Cable INTERFACE CABLE IFC-400PCU/300PCU Brightness Box DIGITAL CAMERA Solution Disk 1 1. Select the Brightness Box New. 2. Click the CCD button. 2 When the message on the right appears, go to Set the filter of the Brightness Box and place the camera so that lens is set against the light source surface of the Brightness Box. 2. Set the Brightness Box to the value displayed on the message. 3. Click the ADJUST button. * When the adjustment does not work, click the Default button. Personal Computer Brightness Box CAMERA BODY Power Source 58

117 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 4 1. When the message on the right appears, set to the displayed value. 2. Click the Adjust button When the message on the right appears, set to the displayed value. 2. Click the Adjust button When the message on the right appears, set to the displayed value. 2. Click the Adjust button When the message on the right appears, set to the displayed value. 2. Click the Adjust button. 59

118 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 8 When the message on the right appears, click the FINISH button. (This ends the CCD Adjustment.) 60

119 REPAIR INSTRUCTION Imaging Process Adjustment Tools Used Personal Computer SERVICE MANUAL (CD-ROM) ADJUSTMENT SOFTWARE Compact Power Adapter CA-560 AC Cable INTERFACE CABLE IFC-400PCU/300PCU Color Viewer (5500 K) W-10 Filter (2pcs.) C-12 Filter FL-W Filter ND-4 Filter DIGITAL CAMERA Solution Disk 1 Click the Imaging Process button. 2 When the message on the right appears, go to Attach the ND-4 Filters between the Lens and the Color Viewer. 2. Place the camera so that the lens is set against the center part of the Color Viewer. 3. Click the ADJUST button. Color Viewer ND-4 Filter CAMERA BODY Power Source Stand Personal Computer 61

120 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 4 When the message on the right appears, go to Remove the ND-4 Filter. 2. Attach the two W-10 Filters between the Lens and the Color Viewer. Place the camera so that the lens is set against the center part of the Color Viewer. 3. Click the ADJUST button. Color Viewer W-10 Filter CAMERA BODY Power Source Stand Personal Computer 6 When the message on the right appears, go to Remove the W-10 Filters. 2. Attach the C-12 and FL-W Filter between the Lens and the Color Viewer. Place the camera so that the lens is set against the center part of the Color Viewer. 3. Click the ADJUST button. Color Viewer C-12 Filter FL-W Filter CAMERA BODY Power Source Personal Computer Stand 62

121 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 8 When the message on the right appears, click the FINISH button. (This ends the Imaging Process Adjustment.) 63

122 REPAIR INSTRUCTION Color Adjustment Tools Used Personal Computer SERVICE MANUAL (CD-ROM) ADJUSTMENT SOFTWARE Compact Power Adapter CA-560 AC Cable INTERFACE CABLE IFC-400PCU/300PCU Color Viewer (5500 K) Color Bar Chart ND-4 Filter DIGITAL CAMERA Solution Disk 1 Click the Color button. 2 When the message on the right appears, go to Attach the Color Bar Chart to the Color Viewer. 2. Place the camera so that the Viewing image of the color bar chart is the full of LCD with the ND-4 Filter attached. 3. Click the ADJUST button. Color Viewer Color Bar Chart ND-4 Filter CAMERA BODY Power Source Personal Computer Stand 64

123 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 4 1.Shift a frame on the displayed screen with a mouse to choose a color of color bar. 2. Click the Sampling button. 5 Check Yellow and Red, and click the OK button. If these data are within specifications, go to 7. * Specification Ave_Cr = Reference Camera ± 10 Ave_Cb = Reference Camera ± Confirm to see that the image on the PC monitor satisfies the specifications. 2. If the image on the PC monitor does not satisfy the specifications, change the data using UP, DOWN button or change the data directly by typing the data in the text box. Then click the Update button. 7 When the adjustment is completed, click the FINISH button. (This ends the Color Adjustment.) 65

124 REPAIR INSTRUCTION Pixel Dot Adjustment (1) EF-5000/8000 Tools Used Personal Computer SERVICE MANUAL (CD-ROM) ADJUSTMENT SOFTWARE Compact Power Adapter CA-560 AC Cable INTERFACE CABLE IFC-400PCU/300PCU Brightness Box C-12 Filter Light-Shielding Cloth DIGITAL CAMERA Solution Disk 1 1. Select the Brightness Box Old. 2. Click the Pixel Dot button. 2 When the message on the right appears, go to Place the camera so that lens is set against the light source surface of the Brightness Box via the C-12 Filter. 2. Set the Brightness Box to EV Click the ADJUST button. C-12 Filter Brightness Box CAMERA BODY Power Source Personal Computer 66

125 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 4 1. When the message on the right appears, cover the camera with the Light-Shielding Cloth so that the no light reasons the CCD. 2. Click the ADJUST button. 5 When the message on the right appears, click the FINISH button. (This ends the Pixel Dot Adjustment.) 67

126 REPAIR INSTRUCTION (2) LSB-100M/B Tools Used Personal Computer SERVICE MANUAL (CD-ROM) ADJUSTMENT SOFTWARE Compact Power Adapter CA-560 AC Cable INTERFACE CABLE IFC-400PCU/300PCU Brightness Box Light-Shielding Cloth DIGITAL CAMERA Solution Disk 1 1. Select the Brightness Box New. 2. Click the Pixel Dot button. 2 When the message on the right appears, go to Set the filter of the Brightness Box and place the camera so that lens is set against the light source surface of the Brightness Box. 2. Set the Brightness Box to the value displayed on the message. 3. Click the ADJUST button. Brightness Box CAMERA BODY Power Source Personal Computer 68

127 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 4 1. When the message on the right appears, cover the camera with the Light-Shielding Cloth so that the no light reasons the CCD. 2. Click the ADJUST button. 5 When the message on the right appears, click the FINISH button. (This ends the Pixel Dot Adjustment.) 69

128 REPAIR INSTRUCTION Video Out Adjustment Tools Used Personal Computer SERVICE MANUAL (CD-ROM) ADJUSTMENT SOFTWARE Compact Power Adapter CA-560 AC Cable INTERFACE CABLE IFC-400PCU/300PCU AV Cable AVC-DC300 Oscilloscope RCA-BNC Converter Plug BNC T Connector BNC 75Ω Terminator DIGITAL CAMERA Solution Disk 1 Click the Video Out button. 2 When the message on the right appears, go to 3. 3 Connect the camera and the oscilloscope via AV cable. Oscilloscope BNC 75 Terminator RCA-BNC BNC T Connector Converter Plug CAMERA BODY Personal Computer DC power supply DIGITAL 70

129 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 4 1) Measure the voltage up to the brightness peak from the video output pedestal on the oscilloscope. * The right figure is measured by the scale, that has the length 200mv/Div and the width 10µs/Div. 2) If the measured value is out of grade, mV, adjust it by repeating adjusting increase and decrease of the text box and clicking the Update button alternately, so that the value is up to grade. 3) Click the NEXT button. 5 When the message on the right appears, input the voltage value into the text box. Click the FINISH button. (This ends the Video Out Adjustment.) 71

130 REPAIR INSTRUCTION LCD Adjustment Tools Used Personal Computer SERVICE MANUAL (CD-ROM) ADJUSTMENT SOFTWARE Compact Power Adapter CA-560 AC Cable INTERFACE CABLE IFC-400PCU/300PCU Reference Camera DIGITAL CAMERA Solution Disk Preparation 1. Insert the blank CF Card into the reference camera. 2. Connect the reference camera with the PC. 3. Add the Gray.jpeg image to the CF card of the reference camera using Zoom Browser EX. (Gray.jpg is in the folder of Adjustment Software downloaded.) 4. Finish the ZoomBrowser EX. 5. Disconnect the reference camera from the PC, and display the Gray.jpg image in PLAY mode. 1 Click the LCD button When the message on the right appears, select the digit number on the lower line of data sheet which is attached on the PCB ASS Y inside the LCD UNIT. Input the value into the text box. Click the Update button. 2. Compare the image with that of the reference camera. If it has a different color tint, adjust it by repeating clicking the Yellow/Blue button and the Update button alternately. 3. Click the FINISH button. (This ends the LCD Adjustment.) 72

131 REPAIR INSTRUCTION Flash Adjustment Tools Used Personal Computer SERVICE MANUAL (CD-ROM) ADJUSTMENT SOFTWARE Compact Power Adapter CA-560 AC Cable INTERFACE CABLE IFC-400PCU/300PCU 18% Gray Chart Tripod DIGITAL CAMERA Solution Disk 1 Click the Flash button. 2 When the message on the right appears, go to Set the 18% Gray Chart at 97.0cm away from the front of the camera finder. 2. Make the room as dark as a darkroom. 3. Click the ADJUST button. 18% Gray Chart Personal Computer 97.0cm Power Source CAMERA BODY Tripod 73

132 REPAIR INSTRUCTION 4 When the message on the right appears, click the FINISH button. (This ends the Flash Adjustment.) 74

133 REPAIR INSTRUCTION Checking of sound recording/output It is not required to adjust the recording/output (volume, etc.) of sound. Check the camera if the sound is recorded/play-backed properly. 75

134 PARTS CATALOG c CANON INC., 2004

135 CONTENTS PowerShot G6 Casing Parts Pg1 Internal Parts Pg2 Internal Parts Pg3 LCD UNIT SECTION Pg4 TOP COVER SECTION Pg5 FUSE Pg6 Accessories Pg7 Accessories Pg8 Service Tools Pg9 Service Tools Pg10 Category of CLASS A: Frequency of use: High B: Frequency of use: Middle C: Frequency of use: Low D: Safety-related critical parts E: Consumable parts F: Standard screws and washers S: Supply of the parts is limited Y: Service Tools

136 PowerShot G6 Casing Parts Pg1 b d e f f g g e c a a b d c See Pg2 See Pg

137 PowerShot G6 PARTS LIST Pg1 SYMBOL PARTS NO. CLASS QTY DESCRIPTION REMARKS 1 CD B 1 RING, FRONT 2 CM B 1 COVER UNIT, FRONT 3 CD B 1 COVER, GRIP 4 CM B 1 COVER UNIT, CARD SLOT 5 CD C 1 HOLDER, CARD SLOT SHAFT 6 CM B 1 COVER UNIT, REAR 7 CY B 1 PLATE, BODY NUMBER #13011xxxxx 8 CM C 1 PLATE UNIT, REAR 9 CM B 1 COVER UNIT, SIDE 10 CD B 1 BASE, STRAP RIGHT 11 CD C 1 SPRING, JACK COVER 12 CM B 1 COVER UNIT, BATTERY 13 CD C 1 SHAFT, BATTERY COVER 14 CD C 1 SPRING, BATTERY COVER 15 CD B 1 HOLDER, DATE BATTERY 101 CD F 2 SCREW 102 CD F 2 SCREW 103 CD F 6 SCREW 104 CD F 1 SCREW 105 XA F 10 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH 106 XA F 1 SCREW 107 XA F 9 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH 108 CD F 1 SCREW

138 PowerShot G6 Pg2 Internal Parts b See Pg3 11 b a 104 a

139 PowerShot G6 PARTS LIST Pg2 SYMBOL PARTS NO. CLASS QTY DESCRIPTION REMARKS 1 CM C 1 BARREL UNIT, MAIN 2 CM B 1 FLASH UNIT 3 CM C 1 SPEAKER UNIT 4 CM C 1 FINDER UNIT 5 CD C 1 HOLDER, LED 6 CM C 1 OPTICAL UNIT 7 CM B 1 LENS UNIT, FRONT 8 CS C 1 SPRING, CCD 9 CD C 1 SHEET, MAIN 10 CM C 1 PCB ASS Y, MAIN 11 CK C 1 FPC, MAIN-JACK 12 WE C 1 SHIELD, NOISE 13 CD C 1 SPRING, MAIN GND 101 CD F 3 SCREW 102 CD F 3 SCREW 103 XA F 3 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH 104 XA F 6 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH

140 PowerShot G6 Pg3 Internal Parts See Pg

141 PowerShot G6 PARTS LIST Pg3 SYMBOL PARTS NO. CLASS QTY DESCRIPTION REMARKS 1 CM C 1 PCB ASS Y, FLASH 2 CM C 1 PCB ASS Y, DC/DC CONVERTER 3 CM C 1 BATTERY BOX UNIT 4 CD C 1 BASE, TRIPOD 5 CM C 1 PCB ASS Y, JACK 6 CD C 1 SHIELD, NOISE 7 CK C 1 LEAD ASS Y, JACK 8 CD C 1 FRAME, MAIN 9 CD B 1 COVER, HINGE 101 CD F 5 SCREW 102 CD F 2 SCREW 103 XA F 2 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH 104 XA F 1 SCREW 105 XA F 2 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH 106 CD B 2 SCREW

142 PowerShot G6 Pg4 LCD UNIT SECTION 1 a c b a N.S b c 4 N.S : N.S Stand for No Stock

143 PowerShot G6 PARTS LIST Pg4 SYMBOL PARTS NO. CLASS QTY DESCRIPTION REMARKS 1 CM B 1 LCD UNIT CM B 1 LCD UNIT (SELECTION) 2 CD B 1 COVER, LCD FRONT 3 CD B 1 COVER, LCD REAR 4 CM C 1 HINGE UNIT, LCD 101 XA G 3 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH

144 PowerShot G6 Pg5 TOP COVER SECTION

145 PowerShot G6 PARTS LIST Pg5 SYMBOL PARTS NO. CLASS QTY DESCRIPTION REMARKS 1 CM B 1 COVER UNIT, TOP SUB 2 CB C 1 BASE, ACCESSORY SHOE 3 CB B 1 SHOE ACCESSORY 4 CD B 1 SPRING, ACCESSORY SHOE 5 CS C 1 SPRING, BLACK/WHITE LCD 6 CD B 1 WINDOW, BLACK/WHITE LCD 7 CD B 1 SHEET, BLACK/WHITE LCD WINDOW 8 CM C 1 LCD UNIT, BLACK/WHITE 101 XA F 4 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, FCH 102 XA F 1 SCREW M14X XA F 2 SCREW 104 XA F 2 SCREW 105 XA F 1 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH 106 XA F 1 SCREW, CROSS-RECESS, PH

146 PowerShot G6 Pg6 FUSE DC/DC COVERTER PCB ASS'Y 1

147 PowerShot G6 PARTS LIST Pg6 SYMBOL PARTS NO. CLASS QTY D E S C R I P T I O N R E M A R K S 1 VD C 2 FUSE, LITTEL NR

148 PowerShot G6 Pg7 Accessories-1 Neck Strap NS-DC3 1 USB Interface Cable IFC-400PCU N.S Battery Pack BP-511A N.S 5 Lens Cap AV Cable AVC-DC300 Battery Charger CG N.S N.S CF Card FC-32MH Wireless Controller WL-DC100 Battery Charger CB-5L N.S 3 N.S N.S N.S Canon Digital Camera Solution Disk, ArcSoft camera Suite Disk CF CASE AC Cable N.S N.S PLUG TYPE N.S : N.S Stand for No Stock

149 PowerShot G6 PARTS LIST Pg7 SYMBOL PARTS NO. CLASS QTY DESCRIPTION REMARKS 1 C B 1 STRAP, NECK NS-DC3 2 C B 1 CAP UNIT, LENS 3 CY B 1 HOLDER, BATTERY 4 FC B 1 CASE, CF 5 DA C 1 COVER, TERMINAL BP-514/BP-511A 6 D C 1 CABLE, AC, JAPAN FOR JAPAN 7 WT C 1 CABLE, AC, USA FOR USA, CANADA 8 D C 1 CABLE, AC, EUROPE FOR EUROPE, ASIA 9 D C 1 CABLE, AC, UK FOR ASIA 10 D C 1 CABLE, AC, AUSTRALIA FOR AUSTRALIA 11 WT C 1 CABLE, AC, CHINA FOR CHINA

150 PowerShot G6 Pg8 Accessories-2 Compact Power Adapter CA Conversion Lens Adapter LA-DC58D N.S 2 N.S Wide Converter WC-DC58N AC Cable PLUG TYPE 6 7 N.S 8 12 Charger Adapter/Car Battery Cable Kit CR-560 N.S Tele Converter TC-DC58N CB DC CABLE N.S 12 Lens Hood LH-DC30 N.S N.S : N.S Stand for No Stock

151 PowerShot G6 PARTS LIST Pg8 SYMBOL PARTS NO. CLASS QTY DESCRIPTION REMARKS 1 D C 1 CORE, FERRITE 2 DY C 1 CORD, DC 3 D C 1 CABLE, AC, JAPAN FOR JAPAN 4 WT C 1 CABLE, AC, USA FOR USA, CANADA 5 D C 1 CABLE, AC, EUROPE FOR EUROPE, ASIA 6 D E 1 CABLE, AC, UK FOR ASIA 7 D C 1 CABLE, AC, AUSTRALIA FOR AUSTRALIA 8 WT C 1 CABLE, AC, CHINA FOR CHINA 9 DY C 1 DC CABLE 10 DY C 1 CAR BATTERY CABLE CB CD B 1 CAP, FRONT 12 CD B 2 CAP, REAR 13 CD B 1 CAP, FRONT

152 PowerShot G6 Pg9 Service Tools-1 DIA BOND NO.1663G Black Three Bond 1401C 5 1 LOGENEST RAMBDA NK-74C Lead Free Solder RMA Adhesive Tape SONY T4000 (Double-side Tape) 3 Service Manual CD-ROM 7 Adhesive Tape 3M NO.56 (Electric Insulation Tape) 4

153 PowerShot G6 PARTS LIST Pg9 SYMBOL PARTS NO. CLASS QTY DESCRIPTION REMARKS 1 CY Y 1 BOND, DIA BOND NO.1663G BLACK 200ml 2 CY Y 1 LUBE, LOGENEST RAMBDA NK-74C 80g 3 CY Y 1 ADHESIVE TAPE, SONY T4000 6mm x 50m Roll 4 CY Y 1 ADHESIVE TAPE, 3M NO.56 15mm x 66m Roll 5 CY Y 1 BOND, THREE BOND 1401C 200g 6 CY Y 1 SOLDER, LEAD FREE RMA-98 7 CY Y 1 CD-ROM, SERVICE MANUAL (J/E)

154 PowerShot G6 Pg10 Service Tools-2 Color Viewer (5500 K) 1 C-12 Filter W-10 Filter FL-W Filter ND-2 Filter ND-4 Filter ND-8 Filter Standard Color Bar Chart Brightness Box (light source A) % Gray Chart 3 AF Chart (1) 4 Infinity Collimator 12

155 PowerShot G6 PARTS LIST Pg10 SYMBOL PARTS NO. CLASS QTY DESCRIPTION REMARKS 1 CY Y 1 COLOR VIEWER 5500K FOR V AC CY Y 1 COLOR VIEWER 5500K FOR V AC 2 DY Y 1 COLOR BAR CHART 3 CY Y 1 CHART, 18% GRAY 4 CY Y 1 CHART, AF (1) 5 CY Y 1 FILTER, C-12 6 CY Y 2 FILTER, W-10 7 CY Y 1 FILTER, FL-W 8 CY Y 1 FILTER, ND-2 9 CY Y 1 FILTER, ND-4 10 CY Y 1 FILTER, ND-8 11 CY Y 1 BRIGHTNESS BOX FOR V AC CY Y 1 BRIGHTNESS BOX FOR V AC 12 CY Y 1 INFINITY COLLIMATOR FOR V AC CY Y 1 INFINITY COLLIMATOR FOR V AC

156 DIAGRAMS Trademarks The product names and company names described in this CD-ROM are the registered trademarks of the individual companies. Copyright Canon Inc. retains the copyright to all data contained on this CD-ROM. Reproduction, publication (including on the World Wide Web) alteration, translation into another language, or other use of the data in whole or part, contained on this CD-ROM without the written consent of Canon Inc., is prohibited.

157 CONTENTS 1. INTERCONNECTION DIAGRAM 2. BLOCK DIAGRAMS 2.1 OVERALL 2.2 MAIN PCB ASS Y (1/3) 2.3 MAIN PCB ASS Y (2/3) 2.4 MAIN PCB ASS Y (3/3) 2.5 FLASH PCB ASS Y 2.6 JACK PCB ASS Y 2.7 DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y 2.8 Abbreviation in Block Diagrams 3. P.C.B. DIAGRAMS 3.1 MAIN PCB ASS Y 3.2 FLASH PCB ASS Y 3.3 JACK PCB ASS Y 3.4 DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y 3.5 FLASH UNIT 3.6 BLACK/WHITE LCD UNIT 3.7 Dial FPC 3.8 LCD UNIT 3.9 CF UNIT 3.10 REAR FPC

158 1. INTERCONNECTION DIAGRAM FLASH UNIT XENON Tube BLK ST PCB ASS'Y SW1 Dial FPC LED1 LED2 FINDER LED BLACK/WHITE LCD UNIT SW2 ZOOM SW3 Z1 Main Capacitor - + GRY PINK GRN BRN WHT 1 5 BLK CN100 RED TOP FPC 7 1 CN2 SW8 SW4 CF Cover Open Detect SW B/W LCD PANEL SW6 REAR FPC ACC FPC ACC shoe AF SHT FPC OPT FPC CCD FPC 12 CN201 CN402 CN CN FLASH PCB ASS'Y CF CARD RED + - BLK LITHIUM BATTERY Board to Board Board to Board CN CN B25 A CN5 CN6 CN3 DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS'Y B1 A1 A1 B1 A30 CN4 B30 Board to Board Battery Box Unit CN CN CN105 BACKLIGHT UNIT B1 B30 CN103 A1 CN100 A MJ FPC MAIN PCB ASS'Y CN CN104 A25 CN10 A1 10 LCD PANEL B25 B1 OLC Backlight SW5 SW7 TOPS FPC LCD UNIT LCD FPC Speaker unit Microphone unit 1 Battery Cover Open Detect SW SW CN3 1 CN6 1 RED 2 CN1003 BLK 1 3 CN CN1004 A/V out JACK PCB ASS'Y CN2 DC IN 9.5V 11 CN5 DIGITAL Harness LCD Rotation Detect SW LCD Base Position Detect SW Harness B1 B CN2 CN1 CF FPC A1 CN1 A25 CN CF UNIT SEPTEMBER, 2004 C CANON INC., 2004

159 CONNECTORS MAIN PCB ASS Y CN100 A1 MISO A2 MOSI A3 EF_SCLK A4 EF_BCLK A5 EF_SYNC A6 CSEF A7 STROBO_DET A8 VDD1-EFIC5.0REG A9 ZOOM_STBY A10 MECH_STBY A11 PI_POWER A12 Shutter A13 ZM_PWM A14 FOC_IN A15 IRIS_IN[2] A16 IRIS_IN[1] A17 VBAT A18 VBAT A19 VDD0-3.3 A20 VDD0-3.3 A21 VDD1-3.3 A22 VDD1-3.3 A23 VDD2-3.7 A24 VDD2N7.9 A25 VDD A26 VDD A27 VDD3-9.5 A28 VDD1-2.5 A29 VDD1-1.5 A30 VDD1-1.5 B1 GND B2 EF_AD B3 OPT_TEMP B4 MECH_FOCUS_PI B5 CCD_TEMP B6 REDCONT B7 ZM_PI1_REF B8 SHT_LIM B9 GND B10 ZM_CTLR1 B11 ZM_CTRL2 B12 MECH_CLK B13 MECH_DATA B14 MECH_CS B15 ZOOM1 B16 ZOOM2 B17 GND B18 GND B19 GND B20 GND B21 GND B22 GND B23 VDD2-3.7 B24 LiVDD B25 ACAOPT_DET B26 /E0LAT B27 E1LAT B28 E2LAT B29 E3LAT B30 LOAD_SW CN101 1 VDD VDD GND 4 FINDER_LED[0] 5 FINDER_LED[1] 6 FINDER_LED[2] 7 MATCOM[4] 8 MATSW[1] 9 MATSW[2] 10 MATSW[3] 11 MATSW[4] 12 MATSW[5] CN103 1 MATCOM[2] 2 MATCOM[1] 3 MATAW[6] 4 MATSW[7] 5 MATSW[2] 6 MATSW[1] 7 MATSW[4] 8 MATSW[3] 9 MATSW[5] 10 GND 11 GND 12 VDD1-REG5.0REM 13 REMOCON_DATA 14 ROTDIAL[L] 15 ROTDIAL[R] 16 BATTEMP 17 /CF_OPEN 18 OLC_D/D 19 /OLC_CS 20 SDAT 21 SCLK 22 OLC_BL 23 VDD VDD PER_LED_GRN 26 PER_LED_ORG 27 PWR_OFF 28 REC_ON 29 PB_ON CN104 1 GND 2 MATCOM[3] 3 MATSW[3] 4 MATSW[2] 5 MATSW[4] 6 MATSW[8] 7 MATSW[7] 8 MATSW[6] 9 MATSW[5] 10 MATSW[1] CN105 1 VBUS 2 D+ 3 D- 4 USBGND 5 BL_BRT_CONT 6 VDD3-18.3V 7 PDET_E3 8 VDD3-9.5V 9 VBAT 10 VDD1-3.3V 11 VDD1-3.3V 12 GND 13 VDD BAT_OPEN 15 E1LAT 16 GND 17 ML_CLK 18 VSYNC 19 HSYNC 20 LCD_DATA[7] 21 LCD_DATA[6] 22 LCD_DATA[5] 23 LCD_DATA[4] 24 LCD_DATA[3] 25 LCD_DATA[2] 26 LCD_DATA[1] 27 LCD_DATA[0] 28 Serial_CLK[1] 29 Serial_data[1] 30 AVIC_CS 31 LCD_CONT_CS 32 LCD_ROT_DET 33 LCD_BASE_DET 34 VC_DET 35 VIDEO_PWR 36 BEEP 37 AUDIO_GND 38 AUDIO_M2J 39 AUDIO_J2M CN106 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 A17 A18 A19 /CE2 A10 Not Connected /OE /IORD A09 /IOWR A08 /WE A07 IREQ VCC VCC A06 VCC(/CSEL) A05 Not Connected A04 RESET A20 A21 A22 A23 A24 A25 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B11 B12 B13 B14 B15 B16 B17 B18 B19 B20 B21 B22 B23 B24 B25 A03 /WAIT A02 Not Connected A01 /REG GND(/SPKR) /CD1 D03 D11 D04 D12 D05 D13 D06 D14 D07 D15 /CE1 A00 GND D00 /STSCHG D01 D08 D02 D09 /IDIS16 D10 /CD2 1 V10 2 V9 3 V8 4 V7 5 V6 6 V5B 7 V5A 8 V4 9 V3B 10 V3A GND CN VHLD 12 V2 13 VST 14 V1 15 VL 16 GND 17 H2A 18 H1A 19 CSUB 20 H1B 21 H2B 22 RG 23 GND 24 VOUT 25 GND 26 VDD 27 GND 28 SUB FLASH PCB ASS Y CN200 A1 MISO A2 MOSI A3 EF_SCLK A4 EF_BCLK A5 EF_SYNC A6 CSEF A7 STROBO_DET A8 VDD1-EFIC5.0REG A9 VOOM_STBY A10 MECH_STBY A11 PI_POWER A12 Shutter A13 ZM_PWM A14 FDC_IN A15 IRIS_IN[2] A16 IRIS_IN[1] A17 VBAT A18 VBAT A19 VBAT A20 VDD0-3.3 A21 VDD0-3.3 A22 VDD1-3.3 A23 VDD1-3.3 A24 VDD A25 Not connected B1 GND B2 EF_AD B3 OPT_TEMP B4 MECH_FOCUS_PI B5 CCD_TEMP B6 REDCONT B7 ZM_PI1REF B8 SHT_LIM B9 GND B10 ZM_CTLR1 B11 ZM_CTRL2 B12 MECH_CLK B13 MECH_DATA B14 MECH_CS B15 ZOOM1 B16 ZOOM2 B17 GND B18 GND B19 GND B20 GND B21 GND B22 GND B23 GND B24 Not connected B25 Not connected 1 EF_X 2 EF_X CN201 3 EF_CCC 4 EF_ID 5 EF_STSP 6 AVEF 7 STRB_SW 8 EF_XGND 9 EF_XGND 10 OSC 11 EF_SENSE 12 EF_STPLS2 13 IGBT_DRV CN401 1 W_LEDA 2 W_LEDK 3 FOCB- 4 FOCB+ 5 FOCA- 6 FOCA+ 7 COMF 8 PI_FOC_LED 9 PI_FOC_RST 10 PI_ZM_RST1 11 PI_ZM_LED1 12 COMZ 13 PI_ZM_RST0 14 PI_ZM_LED0 15 ZMB- 16 ZMA- 17 ZMB+ 18 ZMA+ 19 CCD_THM1 20 CCD_THM0 CN402 1 SHT- 2 SHT- 3 SHT+ 4 SHT+ 5 ND- 6 ND+ 7 IRISB- 8 IRISA+ 9 IRISA- 10 IRISB+ 11 MECH_THM1 12 MECH_THM0 JACK PCB ASS Y 1 VSS 2 VDD 3 DWN 4 EN 5 VCK 6 VST 7 CS 8 COM 9 GND CN3 10 BL_Casode 11 BL_Anode 12 DET_GND 13 LCD_BPOS_DET 14 DET_GND 15 LCD_ROT_DET CN4 1 TEST 2 RGT 3 BLUE 4 RED 5 GREEN 6 PSIG 7 KCK1 8 HCK2 9 Not Connected 10 TEST 11 REF 12 HST 13 PCG 14 XSTBY 15 VSSG CN5 1 AUDIO_GND 2 AUDIO_J2M 3 AUDIO_M2J 4 GND 5 BEEP 6 VIDEO_PWR 7 VCDET 8 LCD_BPOS_DET 9 LCD_ROT_DET 10 LCD_CONT_CS 11 /AUDIO_CS 12 SDAT[1] 13 SCLK[1] 14 LCD_DAT[0] 15 LCD_DAT[1] 16 LCD_DAT[2] 17 LCD_DAT[3] 18 LCD_DAT[4] 19 LCD_DAT[5] 20 LCD_DAT[6] 21 LCD_DAT[7] 22 HSYNC 23 VSYNC 24 ML_CLK 25 GND 26 E1LAT 27 BAT_OPEN 28 VDD GND 30 VDD VDD VBAT 33 VDD3-9.5V 34 PDET_E3 35 VDD3-14.3V 36 BL_BRT(DA) 37 GND 38 D- 39 D+ 40 VBUS 41 GND FLASH UNIT ST PCB ASS Y CN100 1 IGBT_DRV 2 EF_STPLS2 3 EF_SENSE 4 OSC 5 GND DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y CN1 1 LiVDD 2 GND CN2 1 VBAT 2 GND CN3 1 BATT+ 2 BATT- CN4 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 A17 A18 A19 A20 A21 A22 A23 A24 A25 A26 A27 A28 A29 A30 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B11 B12 B13 B14 B15 B16 B17 B18 B19 B20 B21 B22 MISO MOSI EF_SCLK EF_BCLK EF_SYNC CSEF STROBO_DET VDD1_EFIC5.0REG ZOOM_STBY MECH_STBY PI_POWER Shutter ZM_PWM FOC_IN IRIS_IN[2] IRIS_IN[1] VBAT VBAT VDD0-3.3 VDD0-3.3 VDD1-3.3 VDD1-3.3 VDD2-3.7 VDD2-N7.9 VDD VDD VDD3-9.5 VDD1-2.5 VDD1-1.8 VDD1-1.8 GND EF_AD OPT_TEMP MECH_FOCUS_PI CCD_TEMP REDCONT ZM_PI1_REF SHT_LIM GND ZM_CTLR1 ZM_CTRL2 MECH_CLK MECH_DATA MECH_CS ZOOM1 ZOOM2 GND GND GND GND GND GND B23 B24 B25 B26 B27 B28 B29 B30 VDD2-3.7 LiVDD ACADPT_DET /F0LAT E1LAT E2LAT E3LAT LOAD_SW CN5 1 AC_ADPT+ 2 AC_ADPT- CN6 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 A17 A18 A19 A20 A21 A22 A23 A24 A25 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B11 B12 B13 B14 B15 B16 B17 B18 B19 B20 B21 B22 B23 B24 B25 MISO MOSI EF_SCLK EF_BCLK EF_SYNC CSEF STROBO_DET VDD1_EFIC5.0REG ZOOM_STBY MECH_STBY PI_POWER Shutter ZM_PWM FOC_IN IRIS_IN[2] IRIS_IN[1] VBAT VBAT VBAT VDD0-3.3 VDD0-3.3 VDD1-3.3 VDD1-3.3 VDD Not Connected GND EF_AD OPT_TEMP MECH_FOCUS_PI CCD_TEMP REDCONT ZM_PI1_REF SHT_LIM GND ZM_CTLR1 ZM_CTRL2 MECH_CLK MECH_DATA MECH_CS ZOOM1 ZOOM2 GND GND GND GND GND GND GND Not Connected Not Connected BLACK/WHITE LCD UNIT TOP FPC CN2 1 GND 2 MATSW[3](MF) 3 MATSW[4](MACRO) 4 MATSW[1](AE) 5 MATSW[2](DRIVE) 6 MATSW[7](FLASH) 7 MATCOM[2] LCD DD1 FPC CN1 1 BL_Anode 2 BL_Casode 3 GND 4 COM 5 CS 6 VST 7 VCK 8 EN 9 DWN 10 VDD 11 VSS CN2 1 VSSG 2 XSTBY 3 PCG 4 HST 5 REF 6 TEST 7 Not Connected 8 HCK2 9 HCK1 10 PSIG 11 GREEN 12 RED 13 BLUE 14 RGT 15 TEST CN3 1 Not Connected 2 RGT 3 BLUE 4 RED 5 GREEN 6 PSIG 7 HCK1 8 HCK2 9 Not Connected 10 Not Connected 11 REF 12 HST 13 PCG 14 XSTBY 15 VSSG 16 Not Connected 17 VSS 18 VDD 19 DWN 20 EN 21 VCK 22 VST 23 CS CF UNIT CN1 A1 /CE2 A2 A10 A3 Not Connected A4 /OE A5 /IORD A6 A09 A7 /IOWR A8 A08 A9 /WE A10 A07 A11 IREQ A12 VCC A13 VCC A14 A06 A15 VCC(/CSEL) A16 A05 A17 Not Connected A18 A04 A19 RESET A20 A03 A21 /WAIT A22 A02 A23 Not Connected A24 A01 A25 /REG B1 GND(/SPKR) B2 /CD1 B3 D03 B4 D11 B5 D04 B6 D12 B7 D05 B8 D13 B9 D06 B10 D14 B11 D07 B12 D15 B13 /CE1 B14 A00 B15 GND B16 D00 B17 /STSCHG B18 D01 B19 D08 B20 D02 B21 D09 B22 /IDIS16 B23 D10 B24 /CD2 B25 GND CN2 1 GND 2 D03 3 D04 4 D05 5 D06 6 D07 7 /CE1 8 A10 9 /OE 10 A09 11 A08 12 A07 13 VCC 14 A06 15 A05 16 A04 17 A03 18 A02 19 A01 20 A00 21 D00 22 D01 23 D02 24 /IOIS16 25 /CD2 26 /CD1 27 D11 28 D12 29 D13 30 D14 31 D15 32 /CE2 33 VS1 34 /IORD 35 /IOWR 36 /WE 37 IREQ 38 VCC 39 Not Connected 40 /VS2 41 RESET 42 /WAIT 43 /INPACK 44 /REG 45 Not Connected 46 /STSCHG 47 D08 48 D09 49 D10 50 GND 24 COM 01 SEPTEMBER, 2004 C CANON INC., 2004

160 2. BLOCK DIAGRAMS 2.1 OVERALL OPTICAL UNIT CCD FPC MAIN PCB ASS`Y CF UNIT CF FPC CCD SENSOR CDS,A/D CN2 CF CARD H/V DRIVE ZOOM MOTOR FOCUS MOTOR FOCUS/ZOOM PI OPT FPC AF LED ZOOM MOTOR DRIVE VDD0-3.3 VBATF TG E21LAT DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSOR SDRAM VDD3-18.3/9.5 VDD1-3.3 VBATF VDD1-3.3 VDD3-14.3/9.5 VDD V REG 3.0V REG DAC LCD DRIVE VDD3-9.5V LCD 8.5V REG JACK PCB ASS`Y VDD3-14.3V LCD FPC LCD PANEL BACKLIGHT UNIT LCD Rotstion Detect SW LCD Base Position Detect SW CCD Thermister 3.3V REG SLANT DET CN1004 A/V OUT E1LAT SHUTTER MOTOR ND MOTOR SHT FPC FOCUS/SHUTTER ND/IRIS MOTOR DRIVE MECH,CLK, DATA SDATA,SCLK SCLK[1] SDATA[1] VIDEO AMP IRIS MOTOR MECH Thermister VDD1_EFIC5.0REG 5.0V REG VBATF DAC AUDIO/SP AMP SPEAKER MIC USB_D+/D- CN1002 DIGITAL CPU VCPU CN2 DC IN ACC SHOE EF CONTROL RESET STOROBO SW ACC FPC IGBT CONT FLASH PCB ASS'Y MOSI,EFSCLK DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS'Y (1/2) RTC AD_VREF_3.0 DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS'Y(2/2) 3.0V REG REG LITHIUM BATTERY BLACK/WHITE LCD UNIT TOP FPC 3.3V VCPU VDD0-3.3 VDD0-3.3 /E0LAT OLC BACKLIGHT OLC POWER LED OLC DRIVER REMOCON RECEIVER 5.0V REG VBATF VDD1_EI0-3.3 VDD V 2.5V VDD1_DRAM-2.5 VDD V 1.8V REG 3.3V REG VDD1-3.3 VDD1-2.5 VDD1-1.8 VDD2-3.7 DC/DC CONVERTER BATTERY BOX UNIT TOPS FPC BATT Thermister 3.3V 3.3V REG Function Key Function Key VDD(15V) VL(N7.5V) 15V/N7.5V REC VDD VDD2-N7.9 E21LAT REAR COVER UNIT Function Key E21LAT ACADPT_DET VDD VDD3-9.5 VDD VDD3-9.5 /E0,E1,E2,E3LAT VBATF Dial FPC VDD0-3.3 LOAD SW Battery Load Detect FINDER LED Dial/AE LOCK KEY FLASH UNIT 01 SEPTEMBER, 2004 XENON Tube Main Capacitor HV/OSC/XE DRIVER ST PCB ASS'Y DATA COMMUNICATION ANALOG IMAGE SIGNAL ANALOG AUDIO SIGNAL C CANON INC., 2004

161 C CANON INC., SEPTEMBER, MAIN PCB ASS Y (1/3) CF FPC MJ FPC DATA COMMUNICATION ANALOG IMAGE SIGNAL ANALOG AUDIO SIGNAL CF CARD DA[6] EX[10] EX[9] VDD 24 VOUT 14 V2 V1 12 V3A 10 V3B 9 V4 8 V5A 7 V5B 6 V6 5 V7 4 V8 3 V9 2 V10 1 VST 13 VHLD H1A 17 H2A H1B H2B 19 CSUB 15 VL 26 VDD X GND RG 22 SUB 28 A25 VDD CN100(1/2) A24 VDD2-N7.9 A23 VDD2-3.7 B23 VBAT A17 A18 VDD A26 VDD3-9.5 A27 VDD1-1.5 A29 A30 VDD1-2.5 A28 VDD1-3.3 A21 A22 VDD0-3.3 A19 A20 E21LAT FROM DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS'Y (CN4) TO/FROM JACK PCB ASS'Y (CN5) CN106 B7 B5 B3 B20 B18 B16 A12 A13 A15 D00 VCC VCC VCC D15 A00 B9 B11 PCDT[0-15] CFDT[0-15] B19 B21 B23 B4 B6 B8 B10 B12 B14 A24 A22 A20 A16 A14 A10 A10 A8 A6 A2 /IOIS16 B22 /CE1 B13 /WAIT A21 RESET A19 IREQ A11 /WE A9 /IOWR A7 /IORD A5 /OE A4 /CE2 A1 /CD1 /CD2 B2 /REG B24 A25 A18 CN LCD_DATA[7] VDD0-3.3 VDD1-3.3V VBAT VDD3-9.5V VDD3-18.3V BL_BRT_CONT PDET_E3 VIDEO_PWR VC_DET LCD_BASE_DET LCD_ROT_DET HSYNC VSYNC ML_CLK LCD_DATA[0] VDD0-3.3 VDD1-3.3V VBAT VDD3-9.5V VDD3-14.3V BL_BRT(DA) PDET_E3 VIDEO_PWR VC_DET LCD_BPOS_DET LCD_ROT_DET BEEP AUDIO_J2M AUDIO_M2J GND SCLK[1] SDAT[1] VBUS D- BAT_OPEN E1LAT D+ /AUDIO_CS LCD_CONT_CS HSYNC VSYNC ML_CLK LCD_DAT[0-7] Serial_CLK[1] Serial_data[1] AVIC_CS LCD_CONT_CS BEEP 36 AUDIO_J2M 39 AUDIO_M2J 38 AUDIO_GND 37 D+ 2 D- VBUS 3 1 E1LAT BAT_OPEN CN D00 5 D15 A A /IOIS16 24 /CE1 7 /WAIT 42 RESET 41 IREQ 37 /WE 36 /IOWR 35 /IORD 34 /OE 9 /CE2 32 /CD1 /CD2 26 /REG CN1 B7 B5 B3 B20 B18 B16 A12 A13 A15 D00 D15 A00 B9 B11 B19 B21 B23 B4 B6 B8 B10 B12 B14 A24 A22 A20 A16 A14 A10 A10 A8 A6 A2 /IOIS16 B22 /CE1 B13 /WAIT A21 RESET A19 IREQ A11 /WE A9 /IOWR A7 /IORD A5 /OE A4 /CE2 A1 /CD1 /CD2 B2 /REG B24 A25 A18 L602 L600 L601 CCD_CLK HD VD CLPOB CCDCLK SSGOUT[0] SSGOUT[1] SSGOUT[5] P0[0] P0[5] NPCWR NPCRD P0[4] PCIOIS PCCE1 PCRDY P0[1] PCIRQ PCCE2 SCDAT[2] SCDAT[3] P4U[3] P3[2] P2[0-7] P4L[0] P4L[3] P4L[1] P4U[2] INTP2 EX[31] EX[53] EX[50] EX[10] EX[9] EX[2] AIN[0] P4U[1] P3[3] VDDC-0-5 VDD_SDI VDD_SDO-0-5 VDD_OSCI,OSCO VDD L105 L102 L103 L104 L100 L101 VSUBCONT E2_VDET CCD FPC MAIN PCB ASS'Y(1/3) OPTICAL UNIT(1/2) VOUT Vφ1 Vφ2 Vφ3A Vφ3B Vφ4 Vφ5A Vφ5B Vφ6 Vφ7 Vφ8 Vφ9 Vφ10 VφST VφHLD Vφ1A Vφ2A Vφ1B Vφ2B φrg φsub CSUB CCD SENSOR VL VDD GND C630 C705 C637 IC700 TG CXD3630GA Q601 BUFFER 2SC3938 XSHD XSHP PBLK ADCLK SSI SCK SEN HR VR MCKO CLPOB AVD2-5 V1 V2 V3A V3B H6 J6 D8 J7 A3 B4 A4 J8 B8 CLPOB HD C8 VD SSG_SDATA SSG_SCLK TG_CS B9 CCD_CLK V4 V5A V5B V6 V7 V8 V9 V10 VST VHLD H1A H2A H1B H2B RG SUB D0 A8 F1 E1 A9 B7 A7 C2 B5 B6 A6 A5 D1 C1 J1 J4 J2 H4 H1 F2 VL,VLL VH,VHH VDD1-4 AVD1, DO-D CDSAD_CS ADDD1,2 DVDD1-6 DRDVDD SPSIG CDSIN SPBLK PBLK ADCLK SDATA SCK CS OBP IC602 CDS AD HD49338NP CCD[0-11] AD[0-11] IC110(1/3) DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSOR T8F80SBG-0002 AOUT D-P D-N EX[20] EX[26] EX[7] USB_VBUS VCCf 1.2 VCCQf,F-WP/ACC ADIN[4] AA_AVDD AA_AVREF VDD1-23,IDCHRDY PLL_AVDD,C5H IC112(1/3) CPU MC-10015F1-001-DA7-A IC113 AMP NJU7042F Q101 SWITCH UPO4312 Q102 SWITCH UPO IC600 15V/N7.5V REG BD3988FV Q600 CSUB CONT DTC144EM VDD IC V REG TAR5S33U IC114 BUFFER SN74AHC2G126HDCT VBATF EX[51] EX[52] EX[9] EX[10] TG_CS CDSAD_CS VDD VDD3-9.5 VDD1-3.3 VDD0-3.3 VDD1_DRAM-2.5 VDD1_EI0-3.3 VDD1-1.5 VDD1-2.5 VDD1-3.3 VDD0-3.3 VIN VOUT IC V REG TAR5S33U VIN VOUT REG2 CTL2 REG1 CTL1 VCC VEE STB VDD1_EI0-3.3 IC V REG TK11118CSC 4 5 VIN VOUT IC V REG TK11130CSC 4 5 VIN VOUT VCPU AD_VREF_3.0 EX20 VDD1-3.3 VDD VDD3-9.5 VBATF VDD1-3.3 VDD0-3.3 L PCADR[0-2] P1[0-7] CFAD[0-2] P2[0-7] 11 8 /IOIS16A IORDYA AD_VREF_3.0 VCPU

162 C CANON INC., SEPTEMBER, MAIN PCB ASS Y (2/3) DA,DACD MAIN PCB ASS'Y(2/3) DATA COMMUNICATION ALE CPUMEMIO CPURDWR UBEB INTR CPUAD[0-15] CPUADR[0-3] /WE /CS CLK A12 /RAS /CAS CKE SDDT[0-31] SDD[0-31] SDADR[0-11] SDA[0-11] 12 SDBS[0,1] 2 SDDQM[0] SDDQM[3] DQ0 DQ31 A0 VDD1-4 VDDQ1-10 A11 DQM0 DQM3 BA0,1 4 SDCS[1] SDCS[1] SDCS[2] SDCS[2] SDCLK SDCLK SDCKE SDCKE SDRAS SDRAS SDCAS SDCAS SDWE SCCLK CXCLK SDWE VXOUT VXIN P3[0] TGCLKO P4U[0] P3[1] IC110(2/3) DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSOR T8F80SBG-0002 EX[59] EX[58] EX[63] EX[62] EX[61] EX[60] EX[56] EX[55] EX[49] EX[38] EX[37] EX[36] EX[33] EX[32] EX[11] EX[3] EX[1] EX[0] ADIN[7] ADIN[6] ADIN[3] ADIN[1] EX[14] RESETB CS2 32KIN EX[4] RTC_VDD LI_VDD EX[54] EX[21] D[0-15] VCC A[1-21] DQ[0-15] FA[0-20] INTP1 MRDB F_OE F_WE MWRB MRDB MWRB UBEB ALE ESDT ESDT NWAIT WAITB ESREQ ESREQ BUSCLK ECLK NCSE CSEMGB TMS TCK TCK TMS TDO TDI TDI TDO TDO_GRB_OUT TDO_S2E TRST TRST NRESET EX[6] IC112(2/3) CPU MC-10015F1-001-DA7-A IC100 BUFFER SN74AHC2G126HDCT3 IC111 SDRAM K4M51323LE-EL1L D[0-15] 4 A[16-19] A[1-21] A[1-21] F_RST EX[22] F_CE CSMEMB VDD0-3.3 VDD1_DRAM-2.5 X101 27MHz CN100(2/2) A8 VDD1_EFIC5.0ERG A3 EF_SCLK A2 MOSI B6 REDCONT B7 ZM_PI1_REF B8 SHT_LIM A9 ZOOM_STBY A10 MECH_STBY A11 PI_POWER DACD[1] EX[14] EX[3] EX[1] EX[0] EX[38] EX[37] EX[36 EX[33] EX[32] EX[55] EX[56] EX[60] EX[61] EX[62] EX[49] EX[63] EX[11] ADIN[6] ADIN[3] ADIN[7] ADIN[1] DACD[2] DACD[3] DA[1] DA[4] DA[5] DA[8] B5 CCD_TEMP B4 MECH_FOCUS_PI B3 OPT_TEMP B2 EF_AD A1 MISO A5 EF_SYNC A6 CSEF A12 Shutter A13 ZM_PWM A14 FOC_IN A15 IRIS_IN[2] A16 IRIS_IN[1] B10 ZM_CTLR1 B11 ZM_CTRL2 B12 MECH_CLK B13 MECH_DATA B14 MECH_CS B15 ZOOM1 B16 ZOOM2 B26 /E0LAT B30 LOAD_SW B25 ACADPT_DET B24 LiVDD A7 STROBO_DET B27 E1LAL B28 E2LAT B29 E3LAT A4 EF_BCLK P4U[0] P3[0] P3[1] TGCLK0 IC V REG TK11150CSC VBATF VOUT VIN CONT Q105 SWITCH DTC144TE IC102 REAL TIME CLOCK RX4574LC IC103 RESET S80927CNMC-G8X FOUT CE0 DATA CLK VCPU 2 1 CE1 VDD VDD OUT EX[20]

163 2.4 MAIN PCB ASS Y (3/3) BLACK/WHITE LCD UNIT TOP FPC OLC BACK LIGHT Q1 LED DRIVE XP6211 OLC Z1 REMOCON RECEIVER RS181 LED C1-C4 S1-S28 LED VCC OUT 3 TH1 BATT Thermister IC1 OLC DRIVER BU9728AKV COM0 COM3 SEG0-3 SEG8-31 GREEN ORANGE VDD /RESET SCK SD /CS C/D LED3 POWER MAIN PCB ASS'Y(3/3) CN VDD1-REG5.0REM 13 REMOCON_DATA 16 BATTEMP VDD PWR_LED_GRN 26 PWR_LED_ORG 22 OLC_BL 21 SCLK 20 SDAT 19 /OLC_CS 18 OLC_D/D VDD1-3.3 EX[48] EX[5] EX[39] EX[15] IC V REG TK11150CSC VBATF 4 VOUT VIN 5 2 CONT 1 EX[13] Q106 LED DRIVE XP EX[9] EX[10] P0[7] P0[6] 1 3 Q100 SWITCH UP04312 ADIN[2] IC112(3/3) CPU MC-10015F1-001-DA7-A ADIN[2] ADIN[5] EX[13] EX[15] EX[16] EX[17] EX[18] EX[19] EX[27] EX[28] EX[29] EX[30] EX[34] EX[35] EX[39] EX[40] EX[41] EX[42] EX[43] EX[44] EX[45] EX[46] EX[47] EX[48] TOPS FPC DRIVE AE FLASH MACRO MF CN2 7 MATCOM[2] 5 MATSW[2] 4 MATSW[1] 6 MATSW[7] 3 MATSW[4] 2 MATSW[3] EX[46] SW8 SW4 SW5 SW6 SW7 CF OPEN REC ON PB ON PWR OFF EX[17] EX[45] EX[27] EX[28] EX[29] EX[30] SW2 Release EX[41] EX[40] 2 SW1 OLC BackLight ROTDIAL SW3 ZOOM REAR COVER UNIT (REAR FPC) EX[16] EX[44] EX[34] EX[35] EX[42] EX[43] SW3 SW1 SW2 SW4 EX[16] EX[17] EX[27] EX[28] EX[29] EX[30] EX[34] EX[35] EX[40] EX[41] EX[42] EX[43] EX[44] EX[45] EX[46] 2 MATCOM[1] 1 MATCOM[2] 17 /CF_OPEN 28 REC_ON 29 PB_ON 27 PWR_OFF 14 ROT_DIAL[L] 15 ROT_DIAL[R] 6 MATSW[1] MATSW[2] MATSW[3] MATSW[4] MATSW[5] MATSW[6] MATSW[7] CN104 2 MATCOM[3] 3 MATSW[3] 10 MATSW[1] 4 MATSW[2] 5 MATSW[4] EX[16] EX[17] EX[27] EX[28] EX[29] EX[30] EX[34] EX[35] EX[40] EX[41] EX[42] EX[43] EX[44] EX[45] EX[46] EX[18] EX[12] VBATF EX[20] IC V REG TK11133CSC 5 VIN VOUT CONT SI CLK /EN /RESET VCC.VDD VCC1.2 IC105 DAC M62376GP D0 D1 D2 D3 A1 A4 A11/A5 D10/A6 D8/A8 D6/A10 IC107 SLANT DET D6B-1-2 OUT1 OUT DACD[0] DACD[1] DACD[2] DACD[3] DA[1] DA[4] DA[5] DA[6] DA[8] DA[10] DA[6] DA,DACD IC110(3/3) DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSOR T8F80SBG-0002 P0[7] P0[6] SCDAT[0] SCDAT[1] P0[3] P3[4] P3[5] SW5 SW7 SW6 SW8 SET DISP MENU FUNC 9 MATSW[5] 7 MATSW[7] 8 MATSW[6] 6 MATSW[8] EX[47] Dial FPC LED1 FINDER LED LED2 FINDER LED ORANGE LED_ORANGE GREEN LED_GREEN YELLOW LED_MACRO Dial SW CN101 VDD FINDER_LED[0] 8 FINDER_LED[1] 7 FINDER_LED[2] 6 MATCOM[4] 5 MATSW[1] 4 MATSW[2] 3 MATSW[3] 2 MATSW[4] VDD0-3.3 EX[19] Q103 LED DRIVE PDTC114EE P3[4] 3 P3[5] Q104 LED DRIVE XP6213 P0[3] SW1 AELOCK 1 MATSW[5] 01 SEPTEMBER, 2004 DATA COMMUNICATION C CANON INC., 2004

164 C CANON INC., SEPTEMBER, FLASH PCB ASS Y VBAT_ME DATA COMMUNICATION IC403 INVERTER TC7W04FK[F] IC402 MECH PI POWER SAVE XP03390 IC401 COMPARATOR NJM12903R Q401 AF LED DRIVE 2SC4617 IC404 ZOOM MOTOR DRIVE TB6552FL IC404 PWMSW XP4312 AIN2 BSTBY ASTBY VM BIN2 APWM BIN1 BPWM BO2 BO1 AO2 AO1 VCC AIN1 EX[33] DACD[3] DACD[1] EX[1] EX[0] DA[4] L402 L401 EX[61] EX[32] IC402 FOCUS/SHUTTER/ND/IRIS MOTOR DRIVE BD6753KV PWM3 PWM6 PWM4 PS VLIM6 PWM2 PWM1 VM2-1.2 VM3,4 VCC OUT5B OUT3A OUT3B OUT4B OUT5A OUT6B OUT2B DATA CLK STAOBE EX[55] EX[62] EX[56] DACD[2] DA[1] EX[60] EX[37] EX[36] EX[38] VM1-1.2 OUT4A OUT6A OUT2A OUT1B OUT1A IC200 EF CONTROL LC503N[K152EF] Q200 IGBT CONT MCH6613 Q202 DRIVE 2SK2715 Q201 SWITCH UMD12N MISO MOSI SYNC CSEF VDD3 VDD OSC AVEF STSP EFID SENSE STPLS2 BCLK SCLK EFAD CCC 4 XOUT IGBT FOC4 FOC3 FOC2 FOC IRIS4 IRIS SHT2 SHT1 SHT1 SHT2 ADIN[3] ADIN[6] ZM4 ZM1 ZM1 ZM3 ZM2 ZM4 DA[5] 8 ZM3 5 ZM ND2 ND IRIS2 IRIS VDD0-3.3 VBAT FU403 FU402 FU401 A20 VDD0-3.3 CN200 A22 A21 A18 A17 VBAT A19 A23 VDD1-3.3 A24 VDD A8 VDD1-EFIC5.0REG A9 ZOOM_STBY A10 MECH_STBY A11 PI_POWER B6 RED_CONT B7 ZM_PI1_REF B8 SHT_LIM DACD[3] DACD[2] DACD[1] DA[5] DA[4] DA[1] EX[61] EX[60] EX[56] EX[55] EX[38] EX[37] EX[36] EX[33] EX[32] EX[1] EX[0] ADIN[6] ADIN[3] ADIN[7] EX[62] B3 OPT_TEMP B4 MECH_FOCUS_PI B5 CCD_TEMP ZOOM1 ZOOM2 B12 MECH_CLK B13 MECH_DATA B14 MECH_CS A16 IRIS_IN[1] A15 IRIS_IN[2] A14 FOC_IN A13 ZM_PWM A12 Shutter B2 EF_AD ADIN1 EX[49] EX[11] EX[63] A6 CS_EF A2 MOSI A1 MISO A5 EF_SYNC A3 EF_SCLK A4 EF_BCLK A7 STROBO_DET B15 B16 ZM_CTRL1 B10 ZM_CTRL2 B11 VDD1-EFIC5.0REG VDD VDD1-3.3 VDD0-3.3 VBAT VDD1-EFIC5.0REG VDD1-3.3 CN IGBT_DRV IGBT_DRV EF_STPLS2 TO/FROM FLASH UNIT (ST PCB ASS'Y) (CN100) TO/FROM DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS'Y (CN6) EF_SENSE OSC STRB_SW EF_XGND STOROBO SW 7 STRB_SW EF_STPLS2 EF_SENSE 11 OSC AVEF EF_STSP EF_ID EF_CCC EF_X CN MECH_THM1 12 MECH_THM0 SHT- 2 SHT+ ND- ND+ ND2 ND IRISB- IRISA+ 7 8 IRISA- 9 IRISB+ IRIS2 IRIS4 IRIS3 IRIS1 ADIN[7] 10 CN401 LED1 Auto Focus LED ZOOM MOTOR FOUCS MOTOR SHUTTER MOTOR IRIS MOTOR ND MOTOR FOUCS PI ZOOM PI TH1 CCD Thermister TH1 MECH Thermister 19 CCD_THM1 20 CCD_THM0 PI_FOC_RST 7 9 PI_FOC_LED COMF 6 FOCA+ 5 FOCA- 4 FOCB+ 3 FOCB- FOC1 FOC2 FOC3 FOC4 18 ZMA+ 17 ZMB+ 16 ZMA- 15 ZMB- 2 W_LEDK 1 W_LEDA 8 PI_ZM_RST1 PI_ZM_LED1 10 COMZ PI_ZM_RST0 13 PI_ZM_LED VDD VBAT_ME OPTICAL UNIT(2/2) FLASH PCB ASS'Y OPT FPC SHT FPC ACC FPC

165 2.6 JACK PCB ASS Y JACK PCB ASS'Y CN5 35 VDD3-14.3V 33 VDD3-9.5V 32 VBAT VDD1-3.3 VDD3-14.3V VDD3-9.5V VDD IC V REG TK11150CSC VIN VOUT CONT VCC IC1005 DAC,LCD DRIVE CXM4006ER R_OUT G_OUT B_OUT CN4 RED GREEN BLUE RED 5 GREEN 3 BLUE RED GREEN BLUE LCD UNIT LCD FPC CN2 12 RED 11 GREEN 13 BLUE CN3 RED GREEN BLUE TO MAIN PCB ASS'Y (1/3) CN105 MIC 28 VDD LCD_DAT[0] 21 LCD_DAT[7] 24 ML_CLK 23 VSYNC HSYNC LCD_ROT_DET LCD_BPOS_DET 7 VCDET 6 VIDEO_PWR 34 PDET_E3 36 BL_BRT(DA) 10 LCD_CONT_CS 11 /AUDIO_CS 12 SDAT[1] 13 SCLK[1] 5 BEEP 2 AUDIO_J2M 3 AUDIO_M2J 1 GND 38 D+ 39 D- 40 VBUS 26 E1LAT 27 BAT_OPEN 2 MIC_SIG 1 MIC_GND SW1 Battery Cover Open Detect SW D+ D- VBUS SCDAT[2] SCDAT[3] A_GND Q1003 SWITCH PDTC114EE IC V REG TK11130CSC 5 VIN VOUT 4 CONT 1 8 Q1004 LEVEL CLAMP 2SK3547 VDD1-3.3 L VDD1-3 D0-D7 CK VSYNC HSYNC SEN SDAT SCK VCC-D VCC_SP VCC CS DATA CLK BEEP_IN REC_OUT PB_IN GND MIC_IN MIC_BIAS RGT PSIG_OUT HCK1 HCK2 REF HST PCG XSTB COM_OUT VST VCK EN DWN POF DAC_OUT IC1001 BUFFER 2SC5658 IC1004 AUDIO/SP AMP AN12909A LINE_OUT TR_LINE_MUTE SP+ SP VDD3-9.5V 5 4 C IC V REG TK11185CSC VIN VOUT 4 CONT 1 PDET_E3 IC1003 VIDEO AMP AN13202A VCC INT 2 3 PS 1 VDD BL_BRT(DA) IC1002 BACKLIGHT CONT 2PC4617 SCDAT[2] SCDAT[3] C OUT SAG 3 5 C1029 IC1000 SWITCH XP4312 VDD3-14.3V RGT 2 PSIG 6 HCK1 7 HCK2 8 REF 11 HST 12 PCG 13 XSTBY 14 VSSG 15 CN3 COM 8 CS VST 7 6 VCK 5 EN DWN 4 3 LCD_ROT_DET LCD_BPOS_DET A_GND VDD BL_Anodo BL_Casodo DET_GND CN1003 SP+ SP- AUDIO VCDET VIDEO UV_GND RGT PSIG HCK1 HCK2 REF HST PCG XSTBY VSSG 8 COM 7 CS 6 VST 5 VCK 4 EN 3 DWN VDD BL_Anodo BL_Casodo 15 LCD_ROT_DET 13 LCD_BPOS_DET DET_GND CN1004 AV OUT Speaker Wired Connector RGT 14 PSIG 10 HCK1 9 HCK2 8 REF 5 HST 4 PCG 3 XSTBY 2 VSSG 1 COM 4 CS 5 VST 6 VCK 7 EN 8 DWN 9 VDD BL_Anodo BL_Casodo LCD_ROT_DET DET_GND LCD_BPOS_DET DET_GND RGT PSIG HCK1 HCK2 REF HST PCG XSTBY VSSG CN1 4 COM 5 CS 6 VST 7 VCK 8 EN 9 DWN VDD BL_Anodo BL_Casodo LCD Rotation Detect SW LCD Base Position Detect SW RGT 2 PSIG 6 HCK1 7 HCK2 8 REF 11 HST 12 PCG 13 XSTBY 14 VSSG 15 COM 24 CS VST VCK 21 EN DWN VDD 18 LCD PANEL BACKLIGHT UNIT DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS'Y (CN5) DC IN CN2 2 VIN 1 GND L2 L1 D+ D- VBUS A_GND D+ D- VBUS UV_GND CN1002 DIGITAL DATA COMMUNICATION ANALOG IMAGE SIGNAL ANALOG AUDIO SIGNAL 01 SEPTEMBER, 2004 C CANON INC., 2004

166 2.7 DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS'Y CN6 VDD VDD1-3.3 VDD0-3.3 VBAT A24 A22 A23 A20 A21 A17 A18 A19 FLASH UNIT FLASH XENON TUBE Main Capacitor + ST PCB ASS'Y Trigger coil Q102 XE DRIVE CY25AAJ-8F D102 C T Q101 SWITCHING 2SC L00 C100 Q100 SWITCHING CPH6424 CN100 OSC EF-STPLS2 EF-SENSE IGBT-DRV BATTERY BOX UNIT JAL PCB ASS'Y CN TO ACC FPC CN3 1 BATT+ 2 BATT- CN5 1 AC_ADPT 2 GND CN2 1 VBAT 2 GND F1 F2 D S G D Q18 SWITCH MCH6305 S G Q19 SWITCH MCH6305 3,41,39 IC2 SWITCHING REG CONTROL LA56B1T OUT1 OUT IN4 FB4 17 OUT IN3 FB OUT2 26 IN2 FB2 25 OUT IN5 FB5 13 OUT6 47 IN IN1 29 FB1 FB6 19 STBY4 23 STBY3 Q6 SWITCH 3LN01SS D 6 CTL 31,32 STBY1,VREF 38 SCP 15 STBY5 27 STBY2 10 STBY6 S C29 G Q5 SWITCH 2SB1462J Q11 SW 2SD2216J 5 1 VDD VOUT Vdet G1 Q12 SW 2SD2216J G2 3 2 L1 3 2 D1 S1 Q7(1/2) PWM SW MCH C33 S D Q17 3.3V PWM SW G MCH6307 Q14 E1LAT1 SW UNR9213J 3 2 D2 S2 Q7(2/2) PWM SW MCH Q8 3 SWITCHING CPH D G 4 S Q9 SWITCHING CPH3424 D G S S2 D1 S1 IC1 REG R1150H033A G2 L4 Q PWM SW XNONE92 D2 G1 4 Q10 3.3V PWM SW MCH3312 S D G T1 T2 + 1 Q13 2.5V PWM SW XNONE L3 1 Q15 1.8V PWM SW XNONE C36 C43 8 D6 6 5 Q22 /EDLAT SW MCH6602 D9 8 D7 D8 C42 C34 C41 C35 C37 C38 C39 C40 Q24 E1LAT SW 2LP01SS D S G D S G Q23 E1LAT SW 3LN01SS Q20,21 Battery Load Detect Q20 2SD1623 E2 C1 B2 E1 Q21(1/2) XP04311 C1 B16 B15 B14 B13 B12 B11 B10 B8 B7 B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 A16 A15 A14 A13 A12 A11 A10 A9 A8 A7 A6 A5 A4 A3 A2 A1 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B10 B11 B12 B13 B14 B15 B16 B1 Q21(2/2) XP04311 ZOOM2 B16 ZOOM1 B15 MECH_CS B14 MECH_DATA B13 MECH_CLK B12 ZM_CTLR2 B11 ZM_CTLR1 B10 SHT_LIM B8 SMPI1_REF B7 REDCONT B6 CDD_TEMP B5 MECH_FOUCS_PI B4 OPT_TEMP B3 EF_AD B2 IRIS_IN[1] A16 IRIS_IN[2] A15 FOC_IN A14 ZM_PWM A13 Shutter A12 PI_POWER A11 MECH_STBY A10 ZOOM_STBY A9 VDD1_EFIC5.0REG A8 STROBO_DET A7 CSEF A6 EF_SYNC A5 EF_BCLK A4 EF_SCLK A3 MOSI A2 MISO A1 CN4 MISO A1 MOSI A2 EF_SCLK A3 EF_BCLK A4 EF_SYNC A5 CSEF A6 STROBO_DET A7 VDD1_EFIC5.0REG A8 ZOOM_STBY A9 MECH_STBY A10 PI_POWER A11 Shutter A12 ZM_PWM A13 FOC_IN A14 IRIS_IN[2] A15 IRIN_IN[1] A16 EF_AD B2 OPT_TEMP B3 MECH_FOCUS_PI B4 CCD_TEMP B5 REDCONT B6 ZM_PI1_REF B7 SHT_LIM B8 ZM_CTLR1 B10 ZM_CTLR2 B11 MECH_CLK B12 MECH_DATA B13 MECH_CS B14 ZOOM1 B15 ZOOM2 B16 VBAT LOAD_SW A17 A18 B30 VDD0-3.3 A19 A20 VDD1-3.3 A21 A22 VDD1-2.5 A28 VDD1-1.8 A29 A30 VDD2-3.7 A23 B23 VDD A25 VDD2-N7.9 A24 VDD A26 VDD3-9.5 A27 E1LAT /E0LAT E2LAT E3LAT ACADPT-DET LiVDD B27 B26 B28 B29 B25 B24 TO/FROM MDEF PCB ASS'Y (CN200) TO/FROM MAIN PCB ASS'Y (CN100 1/2,2/2) 01 SEPTEMBER, 2004 CN1 LiVDD GND 1 2 LITHIUM BATTERY C CANON INC., 2004

167 2.8 Abbreviation in Block Diagrams Abbreviation Nominal name Description ADC Analog-to-Digital (A/D) Converter AE Automatic Exposure control AF Automatic Focussing control AND Logic AND circuit R-Y/B-Y Color difference signals of TV system BPF Band-Pass Filter BUFFER Buffer circuit C Chrominance signal Color component signal of TV system CCD Charge-Coupled Device CCD imager CDS Correlated Double Sampling system COMP.VIDEO Composite video signal COMPARATOR Voltage comparator CPU Central Processing Unit DAC Digital-to-Analog (D/A) Converter DRAM Dynamic Random Access Memory Memory with which read and write are freely possible. DSP Digital Signal Processing Typically DSP device EEPROM Electrically Erasable PROM PROM that is electrically erasable. EVF Electronic View Finder FET Field Effect Transistor FLASH MEMORY Non-volatile memory with which write and read are freely possible. HPF High-Pass Filter I/F InterFace The circuit that interconnects 2 devices or circuits. IGBT Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor Conductivity-modulation type FET transistor INV. Logic Inverter circuit IR InfraRed ray IRIS Iris LCD Liquid Crystal Device Typically LCD display LED Light Emitting Diode Typically LED display LPF Low-Pass Filter NTSC National Television System Committees NTSC color TV system developed in USA OP Amp OPerational Amplifier OR Logic OR circuit OSC OSCillator PAL Phase Alternating by Line PAL color TV system developed in Germany PLL Phase Locked Loop PROM Programmable Read Only Memory Non-volatile memory in which program can be written. PWM Pulse Width Modulation REG. REGulated power supply RTC Real Time Clock Reference clock oscillator SDRAM Synchronous Dynamic RAM DRAM whose bus interface is synchronous. SECAM SEquential Colour À Mémoire SECAM color TV system developed in France SW REG SWitching REGulator Switching type regulated power supply device TG Timing Generator USB Universal Serial Bus USB type serial data communication system VCO Voltage Controlled Oscillator VCXO Voltage Controlled X tal Oscillator XE Xenon Tube Y Y-signal Luminance component signal of TV system

168 3. P.C.B. DIAGRAMS 3.1 MAIN PCB ASS Y MAIN PCB ASS Y (Premary Side) MAIN PCB ASS Y (Secondry Side) 01 SEPTEMBER, 2004 C CANON INC., 2004

169 3.2 FLASH PCB ASS Y FLASH PCB ASS Y (Premary Side) FLASH PCB ASS Y (Secondry Side) 01 SEPTEMBER, 2004 C CANON INC., 2004

170 3.3 JACK PCB ASS Y JACK PCB ASS Y (Premary Side) JACK PCB ASS Y (Secondry Side) 01 SEPTEMBER, 2004 C CANON INC., 2004

171 3.4 DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y (Premary Side) DC/DC CONVERTER PCB ASS Y (Secondry Side) 01 SEPTEMBER, 2004 C CANON INC., 2004

172 3.5 FLASH UNIT ST PCB ASS Y (Premary Side) ST PCB ASS Y (Secondry Side) 01 SEPTEMBER, 2004 C CANON INC., 2004

173 3.6 BLACK/WHITE LCD UNIT 01 SEPTEMBER, 2004 C CANON INC., 2004

174 3.7 Dial FPC 01 SEPTEMBER, 2004 C CANON INC., 2004

175 3.8 LCD UNIT 01 SEPTEMBER, 2004 C CANON INC., 2004

176 3.9 CF UNIT 01 SEPTEMBER, 2004 C CANON INC., 2004

177 3.10 REAR FPC 01 SEPTEMBER, 2004 C CANON INC., 2004

178 How to print out the AF Chart (1) < Procedure > 1. Click Print of the Menu Bar. 2. Remove clicking from Shrink oversized pages to paper size and Expand small pages to paper size, and then print on A4 or legal. (A3 can be used.)

179 AF Chart (1) <Parts No. CY >

180 AF Chart (1) <Parts No. CY >