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# SONY RM-M7G SERVICE MANUAL
# Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Adjustments
Location and Function of Controls
Connections
Adjustments
SERVICE INFORMATION
Removal of Cabinet
Connectors and Cables
Connector Input/Output Signals
Connections
SPARE PARTS
PartsInformation
Exploded View
Other ManualsLib Projects
# ~ REMOTE. CONTROL UNIT
## =
SP00748
## SPECIFICATIONS
Power requirements
9Vto17VDC
Power consumption
0.4W
Input and output connectors
MONITOR (BNC type) x 1
VBS 1.0 Vp-p, 75 ohms
CCU/CAMERA (10 - pin) x 1
AUX (10-pin) x 1
Operating temperature
-5°C to + 40°C (14°F to 113°F)
Storage temperature
-20°C to + 60°C (-4°F to 140°F)
Dimensions 86 x 170 x 47 mm (w/h/d)
(34/2 x 67/4 x 17/e inches)
Weight 500 g (1 Ib 2 02)
Accessories supplied
Operating instructions (1)
Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
## Recommended Equipment
Video camera DXC-M7
Camera control cable CCA-7-5, CCA-7-25, CCA-7-50, CCA-7-100
Camera control unit CCU-M7, CCU-M3
Studio adaptor CA-M7
## SONY. SERVICE MANUAL
Components identified by shading and A marked on the
schematic diagrams and parts list are critical to safe operation.
Replace these components with SONY parts whose part
numbers appear as shown in this manual or in supplements
published by SONY.
# TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Outline
# SECTION 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The RM-M7G is a remote control unit designed for the Sony
DXC-M7 video camera. Various adjustment functions of the
camera can be remotely controlled with this unit.
When a CCU-M7 camera control unit is connected to the
camera, this unit can also control the adjustment functions
of the camera through the camera control unit.
Remote control capability for various
adjustments
The unit allows remote control of the adjustments
required for camera recording, such as automatic and
manual adjustments of white balance, black balance and
lens iris, gain selection of the video amplifier and
pedestal level control, etc. Also, the knee, gamma and
details adjustment functions provide high-quality pictures
under various shooting conditions.
## Easy connections
You can easily connect this unit and a video camera by
using the camera remote control cable CCA-7-5/25/50/100
(optional).
Built-in electronic shutter speed
controller
The built-in electronic shutter controller controls the
camera's electronic shutter so that moving objects can
be recorded clearly. When you record pictures after
selecting an appropriate shutter speed, you can obtain
clear still and slow motion pictures in playback.
## Installation on a CA-M7 studio adaptor
This unit can be used as an operation panel of the
camera if you connect this unit to a CA-M7 studio
adaptor exclusively designed for a DXC-M7 video camera
by using the connecting cable supplied with the CA-M7.
## Connection to a monitor
You can connect this unit to a monitor through the
MONITOR connector on the rear to make sure of the
pictures recorded by the camera.
However this connector has no cable compensator
function so the longer the cable length, the more the
output level of the monitored pictures may decrease.
Precautions
## On installation
Do not install the unit near a heat source such as a
radiator or an air duct, or in a place subject to direct
sunlight, excessive dust, mechanical vibration or shock.
## On cleaning
Clean the cabinet, panel and controls with a dry soft
cloth, or a soft cloth lightly moistened with a mild
detergent solution. Do not use any type of solvent, such
as alcohol or benzine, which might damage the finish.
## On transportation
Save the original carton and associated packing material.
They will be useful should you have to transport or ship
the unit.
If you have any questions about this unit, contactyour
Sony dealer.
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Location and Function of Controls
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## [3] VTR START button and lamp
When a portable VTR is connected to the 26-pin
connector of the video camera:
This button starts and stops the VTR's recording.
Pressing this button starts recording, and pressing again
stops recording.
This button's lamp indicates the VTR's operation mode as
follows:
Blinking: The VTR is recording pictures.
Unlit: The VTR is in the recording pause mode.
As the video camera has the same function, you can start
recording with this button and stop recording with the
Camera's button and vice versa.
When a CCU-M7 camera control unit is connected to
the 26-pin connector of the video camera and this unit
is also connected to the video camera:
The return video picture (the picture selected on the
control console) can be monitored on the viewfinder
Screen while the button is kept depressed.
When the button is released, the camera picture can be
monitored.
[2] PANEL ACTIVE button
When the camera contro! unit is connected,
press this
button to make
its lamp lit so that you can control a video
camera by using this unit. Various adjustments performed
by using the switches, buttons and controls of this unit
are effective while the lamp is lit.
When the PANEL ACTIVE button of the CCU-M7
connected to the video camera is pressed, the lamp of
this button goes off and you cannot control the video
camera by using this unit.
When only the video camera is connected, this button
does not function even though its lamp lights when the
power is turned on.
## [4] MODE selector
This selector is used to select the signal to be output
the MONITOR connector of this unit.
CAMERA: To output the signal of the pictures shot
by the camera
BARS: To output the color bar signal
TEST: To output the test signal
from
## [5] GAIN selector
Normally set this selector to 0 dB.
This selector is used to select the amplification gain for
video signals according to the brightness of the subiect.
When the brightness of the subject is insufficient, set to 9
dB or 18 cB.
## [6] SHUTTER selector
Normally set this selector to OFF.
When this selector is set to a position other than OFF,
shooting will be performed with the following shutter
speeds respectively:
1/100 sec.
1/250 sec.
- | 1/500
- sec.
- 1/1000 sec.
- 1/2000 sec.
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Select the white or black balance is to be adjusted with
the WHITE/BLACK switch [8].
The adjusted values are stored in the memory of the
camera head. The stored values are recalled
automatically as long as this button is set to this
position.
## 1. GENERALDESCRIPTION
and the BLUE control adjusts the blue component.
PED (pedestal) RED and BLUE controls
RM-M7G (UC) 1-3
# 1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
## Gamma adjustment block
## [13] MASTER GAMMA adjusting screw
You can control the gamma manually by turning this
screw with a screwdriver when the GAMMA
MANUAL/PRESET switch [I4]is set to MANUAL.
To adjust this screw, use a waveform monitor and a
vectorscope.
The adjustment range: 0.4 to 0.5
GAMMA PRESET/MANUAL switch
Normally set to PRESET.
You can adjust the gamma with the MASTER GAMMA
adjusting screw when this selector is set to MANUAL.
AUTO/MANUAL switch
how the iris is adjusted:
iris is automatically adjusted to the
if you set the IRIS switch of the camera
## [15] IRIS
Determines
AUTO: The
value only
to A (auto).
optimum
lens
## DETAIL adjusting screw
This screw compensates the contours of subjects.
Normally set this screw at the center position. Turn this
screw to obtain the desired contours with a screwdriver.
The adjustment range: approx. + 4 dB referred to the
preset value.
## IRIS control
This control adjusts the lens iris continuously from
"open" to "close" when the IRIS AUTO/MANUAL switch
[I5]is set to MANUAL.
This control is for a fine adjustment (approx. -1.5 and
+ 1.5) of the automatically adjusted iris when the IRIS
AUTO/MANUAL switch [i5]is set to AUTO.
MASTER PEDESTAL control
Adjusts the pedestal level (black fevel) of the video signal:
between -30% and + 30% referred to the reference video
signal (100%, 0.7V).
The adjustment range: approx. -30 IRE to + 30 IRE
RM-M7G (UC)
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CAMERA SELECT selector
# Rear
[1] MONITOR
This connector
monitored.
Connect to the
Character information
switches or controls can
when you set the DISP switch of the
connected to this unit, to ON.
connector (BNC type)
outputs video signals (VBS) to be
video input connector of a video monitor.
such as the settings of the
be added to the video signals
CCU-M7, which is
# till
# 1. GENERALDESCRIPTION
# [2] CCUICAMERA connector (10-pin)
Connect to the REMOTE connector of the video camera
DXC-M7, or the camera control unit CCU-M7 by using the
camera remote control cable CCA-7-5/25/50/100 (optional).
(3}ww AUX (auxiliary) connector (10-pin)
This connector is available for the future expansion of the
remote control functions.
# Bottom
CAMERA SELECT selector
Set this selector according to the connected equipment as
follows:
DXC-M7 video camera or CCU-M7 camera control
unit (factory-setting)
For the system expansion in the future.
For the system expansion in the future.
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RM-M7G (UC)
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Connections
1, GENERAL DESCRIPTION
MONITOR (BNC type)
Video input connector
CCU/CAMERA
REMOTE
Video monitor
You can attach this unit to a CA-M7 studio adaptor
(optional).
Refer to the operating instructions of the CA-M7 for this
connection.
CAMERA SELECT: 4
DXC-M7 video camera
CCA-7-5/25/50/100 camera remote
control cable
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VTR START
button
To start/stop recording with the portable video
recorder which is connected to the 26-pin connector
of the camera.
Press the VTR START button.
The video recorder starts recording, and the VTR START
lamp lights.
To stop recording, press this button again.
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# Connecting a CCU-M7 Camera Control Unit
## 26-pin connector
CAMERA
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Video input connector
Video input connector
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RM-M7G
CAMERA SELECT : 1
To switch the control of the video camera between
this unit and the camera control unit
Press this unit's PANEL ACTIVE button so that its lamp
lights to control the video camera from this unit.
e When you press the PANEL ACTIVE button either on
the camera control unit or this unit, all the adjusted
values are changed to those set by the controls of the
equipment whose PANEL ACTIVE lamp is lit.
¢ If aCCU-M3 camera control unit is connected, you
cannot control the video camera by using the CCU-M3
without resettig the power once you have pressed the
PANEL ACTIVE button of this unit.
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## 1. GENERALDESCRIPTION
RM-M7G (UC) 1-7
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VTR START
button
To start/stop recording with the portable video
recorder which is connected to the 26-pin connector
of the camera.
Press the VTR START button so that its lamp lights.
The video recorder starts recording, and the VTR START
lamp blinks.
To stop recording, press this button again.
RM-M7G (UC)
Proceed as follows to control the video camera from this unit
after connection.
Turn on the CCU-M7 camera control unit and
video camera.
The video camera is controlled not from this unit but
the CCU-M7.
If necessary,
the CCU-M7:
- ¢ Selection of the from the CCU-M7
- ¢ Adjustment of the (CABLE COMP
e Adjustment of the
switch and adjustment
¢ Adjustment of the horizontal
switch and adjustment
make the following adjustments on
format of the video output signal
(Video output selector)
cable compensation level
FINE control screws)
subcarrier phase (GC PHASE
screw)
phase (H PHASE
screw)
3 Press the PANEL ACTIVE button of this unit.
The PANEL ACTIVE lamp lights and you can contro!
the video camera by using this unit.
Now, you can monitor the adjusted items on the
monitor connected to the MONITOR OUT connector
of the CCU-M7 or the MONITOR connector of this
unit.
The lamps on the CCU-M7 also lights according to
the operation of this unit.
The PANEL ACTIVE button of this unit may not be
operative while adjusting the controls of the CCU-M7 even if
you press it. In this case, stop turning the controls, and
press the PANEL ACTIVE button again.
To control the video camera from the CCU-M7
Press PANEL ACTIVE of the CCU-M7 so that its lamp lights.
The PANEL ACTIVE button of this unit goes off, and you can
control the video camera by using the CCU-M7.
# 1. GENERALDESCRIPTION
RM-M7G (UC) 1-9
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Operation
Standard Settings and Basic Operation
# 1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
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Turn the power of the connected equipment ON.
Set the LOCK selector to OFF.
Set the selector and buttons as follows:
MODE selector: BARS
GAIN selector: 0 dB
KNEE selector: AUTO
W/B BALANCE selector: AUTO
SHUTTER selector: OFF
GAMMA PRESET/MANUAL switch: PRESET
IRIS AUTO/MANUAL switch: AUTO
Set the MODE
selector to CAMERA.
Select the appropriate filter with the FILTER
selector on the camera according to the lighting
conditions.
Start shooting.
Adjust the gain, white/black balance, knee, gamma, iris,
master pedestal, etc., if necessary. For details, see
"Adjustments".
Adjust the color of the video monitor by using the
COLOR and HUE controls of the video monitor,
referring to the color bar signal.
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1, GENERALDESCRIPTION
Preventing the settings from being
changed unintentionally after the
adjustments are completed
Set the LOCK selector to ON after the adjustments are
completed.
The operation of the switches, buttons and controls on
this unit is then locked, and the adjusted values can be
maintained.
If you set the LOCK selector to PART, the operation of
the switches, buttons and controls except MASTER
PEDESTAL control, IRIS AUTO/MANUAL switch and
IRIS control (indicated by blue letters) is locked.
To readjust the settings, set the LOCK selector to OFF.
To monitor the return video signals (when the CCU-M7 is
connected)
You can see the return video signal (the signals selected on
the control console) in the viewfinder.
- ¢ Supply a program output signal from the console to the RETURN VIDEO connector on the CCU-M7''s rear.
- ¢ Set the VF VIDEO selector of the camera to AUTO.
- ¢ Press the VTR START button of this unit connected to the video camera.
When two or more cameras are used, the camera operator
can check the final picture, for example, how their pictures
are combined.
HVUHIUANH
Adjustments
Selecting the Shutter Speed
# 1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
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SHUTTER selector
Setting of the SHUTTER
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# Selecting the Signals Output from the MONITOR Connector
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MODE selector
CAMERA: | You can monitor the pictures shot by the
video camera on the monitor.
BARS: You can monitor the color bars on the
monitor and then use these color bars to
adjust the color of the video monitor.
You can monitor the test signal on the
monitor and then use this to adjust the knee
point and gamma.
TEST:
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## RM-M7G (UC)
GAIN selector
If a clear picture cannot be obtained because of
insufficient lighting, raise the video output level by
using the GAIN selector.
18dB
Normally set to this position.
The output video level is increased by 9 dB,
The output video tevel is increased by 18 dB.
# INNHANHI
## Adjusting Black/White Balance
The black balance and white balance should be correctly
adjusted to obtain lifelike color reproduction and a clear
picture. Adjust under the same lighting condition as that
under which the shooting will be made.
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
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1 Set the W/B BALANCE AUTO/PRESET/MANUAL
selector to AUTO.
2 Push down the WHITE/BLACK switch to the
BLACK side
When the black balance is adjusted, the lamp below
the switch lights for about 5 seconds, and goes off.
3 Set the FILTER selector of the camera to the
appropriate position according to the lighting
conditions.
4 Point the camera at a white subject (white wall,
white paper, etc.) and zoom up on it.
(Refer to the operating instructions of the video
camera.)
5 Push down the WHITE/BLACK switch to the
WHITE side.
When the white balance is adjusted, the lamp above
the switch lights for 5 seconds and goes off.
White object
Video camera
detailed adjustments.
RM-M7G (UC)
# Manual adjustment
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REMOTE CONTROL UNIT RM-M7G
Set the FILTER selector of the camera to the
appropriate position according to the lighting
conditions.
2 Set the W/B BALANCE AUTO/PRESET/MANUAL
selector to MANUAL.
3 Close the iris after setting the IRIS
AUTO/MANUAL switch to MANUAL.
Turn the PED RED and BLUE controls to adjust
the black balance.
Adjust the balance so that the monitor screen
becomes black as you monitor the output level on
the waveform monitor.
5 Set the IRIS AUTO/MANUAL switch to AUTO.
6 Point the camera at a white object (white wall,
white sheet, etc.) and zoom up on it.
7 Turn the GAIN RED and BLUE controls to adjust
the white balance.
Adjust the balance while monitoring the waveform
on the waveform monitor.
When the MODE selector is set to TEST and the test signal is
output, the gain and pedestal red and blue levels are set to
their preset values. You cannot adjust these items by using
the GAIN RED and BLUE controls and the PED RED and
BLUE controls.
## LACAN
1, GENERALDESCRIPTION
Painting
The GAIN RED and BLUE controls and the PED RED and
BLUE controls can be also used for obtaining the special
color effects other than adjusting the white/black balance.
For example, a picture can be made reddish to indicate
sunset or bluish to show early morning. Turn these controls
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION while monitoring the picture on the color monitor screen so
that the desired color is obtained.
want to start recording without adjusting the white
If you
balance
Set the FILTER
position according
BALANCE
An approximate balance
shoot immediately.
selector of the camera to the appropriate
to the lighting conditions, and set the W/B
AUTO/PRESET/MANUAL selector to PRESET.
can be obtained, so that you can
# Adjusting the Iris
Be sure to set the IRIS selector on the lens unit to AUTO.
# Automatic adjustment
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Set the IRIS AUTO/MANUAL switch to AUTO.
The iris is automatically adjusted according to the
brightness of the subject. You can also precisely adjust
the iris by turning the IRIS control.
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT RM-M7G
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MASTER PEDESTAL control
## Compensating the Gamma
To have lifelike color reproduction of the dark parts of a
picture, adjust the gamma.
Normally press the GAMMA PRESET/MANUAL switch to
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When the details of the dark parts of a picture cannot be
reproduced, adjust the master pedestal level with the
MASTER PEDESTAL control.
Use of a waveform monitor is recommended for easier
adjustment.
Normally set this control at the center position.
* If the GAMMA MANUAL/PRESET button of the
connected camera control unit is set to PRESET, the
following message is displayed on the viewfinder when
you set the GAMMA adjusting screw of this unit at the
center position.
GAMMA: PRESET
## THEE]
## 1. GENERALDESCRIPTION
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT RM.M7G
1 Set the GAMMA PRESET/MANUAL switch to
MANUAL.
2 Turn the GAMMA MASTER adjusting screw with
a screwdriver while observing the waveform
monitor and vectorscope.
RM-M7G (UC) 1-17
# INLWILIIL
## Adjusting the Knee point
When recording a scene with high contrast or with bright
light, adjust the knee level to reproduce the bright parts of
the picture clearly.
1, GENERAL DESCRIPTION Normally set the KNEE AUTO/PRESET/MANUAL selector to
PRESET.
At this position, you can obtain the factory-set standard knee
point.
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KNEE AUTO/PRESET/
MANUAL selector
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT RM-M7G
Set the KNEE AUTO/PRESET/MANUAL selector to AUTO.
The proper knee point is set according to the brightness of
the subject to obtain the best possible picture.
Manual adjustment
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1 Set the KNEE AUTO/PRESET/MANUAL selector
to MANUAL.
2 Turn the KNEE control.
If the KNEE control is set at the center position when
the camera control unit is connected to this unit, the
following message is displayed on the viewfinder.
KNEE: PRESET
Adjusting the Details
Character Display (When a
CCU-M7P is Connected)
MASTER
PEDESTAL
MASTER GAMMA.
PRESET
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DETAIL adjusting screw
| REMOTE CONTROL _UMT RM.M7G }
The contours of a picture can be changed by using the
DETAIL adjusting screw.
Turn the DETAIL adjusting screw with a screwdriver.
Normally set this screw at the center position.
# INAUUEITUTHIHE
# 1. GENERALDESCRIPTION
RN-M7G (EK)
# 2-1. BOARD LAYOUT
# SECTION 2 SERVICE INFORMATION
SW-295 board
RM-62 board
sy)
URS| a] CN-297 board
HULNUUENTNLEI
## 2. SERVICEINFORMATION
RM-M7G (UC, EK)
1
# 2-2. REMOVAL OF CABINET
## IHNVEAANNHI
Remove the eight knobs on the front panel.
Remove the eight screws fixing the rear
panel and the rear panel.
Disconnect the
connector CN4 on the CN board.
Remove the three screws fixing the RM board
and remove the RM board.
## 2. SERVICE INFORMATION
Rear Panel
CN Board
# 2-3. CONNECTORS AND CABLES
## 2-3~1. Connector Input/Output Signals
The main connector input/output signal is as
follows.
VIDEO OUT (BNC): 1.0Vp-p + 0.1V, syne negative
75ohm
CAMERA/CCU (10P, MALE)
## ®O gece ® ®
(EXT VIEW)
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VIDEO IN (X) Ziz10kQ
- 4.50.5 Vde
- 0+0.5 Vde
| 8 | VIDEO IN (G) GND for VIDEO
he SS
VTR START STOP Ziz10kQ
TRIG OUT - OPEN (4.5+0.5 V)
- 0+0.5 Vdc
S DATA IN/OUT 0to5V
ZiZz10 kQ
Ee See eee Geen ea eer
REC TALLY Ziz600 0
IND IN
WT (8)GND| GND for +12 V
EXT DC IN (+12 V) 10.5 to 17.0 Vdc 3A
AUX (10P, FEMALE)
## Er6 OB) 2%
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(EXT VIEW)
[No.| SIGNAL
SPECIFICATION
## H PAN
## CONT IN
| 4 |TILT
ZOOM
## CONT IN
CONT IN
Ziz10kQ
0to5V
Boge
7 |ON/OFF CONT IN ON; +5 V
OFF; 0V
FOCUS CONT IN Zi=10kQ
0 to 5V
GND for +12 V
10 |EXT DC OUT
10.5 to 17.0 Vde 3A
(+12 V)
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RM-M7G (UC, EK) 2-3
# 2-3-2. Connections
When each connector is connected to a cable,
use the connector listed below or equivalent.
Connector of Cable to be connected
CAMERA/CCU | 1-566-437-11
PLUG, CONNECTOR, ROUND,
10P, FEMALE
HIROSE HR10A-10PA-10S equallity
1. -506-522-11 PLUG, CONNECTOR, ROUND, 10P, FEMALE
- | HIROSE HR10A-10PA-~-10P equallity 1-560-069-1
(BNC) | PLUG, BNC
## (10P, MALE)
## 2. SERVICE INFORMATION (10P, VIDEO
## FEMALE) OUT
2-4
## RM-M7G (UC, EK)
# SECTION 3 BLOCK DIAGRAM
OVERALL B/D
OVERALL B/D
RM-M7G (uv) (UC) (EK) 3-4 3-2
Rm-M7G (J, UC. EK)
SONY-SP0748 /DRUCK1
# SECTION 4 SEMICONDUCTOR ELECTRODES
| DIODE, TRANSISTOR
The circuit diagram of is obtained from the IC data book published by
the manufacturer.
TOP VIEW (SCALE 4/1)
3
a8
182837
TOP VIEW ey (SCALE 4/1}
RD ? ?MB?
SLP144B ; RED
CATHODE
a INDEX
TLG206 : GREEN
TOP VIEW (SCALE 4/1)
3
1
2SA812
TOP VIEW (SCALE 4/1)
3
2SC1623
RM-M7G (J, UC, EK) 4-1
HD6305Y2 F (HITACHI)
- TOP VIEW -
IN EXTALIN XTAL
gg g
- WN
ao a 8 D 4vo
1. [54
05 [3]170
TIMER ww [1] D6 170 10-17
PAT vo[2}
07 vo
PAG 170 [3]
PAS 1/0 [4]
PAS io [5]
PA3 170
PA2 vo
PAI vo
PAO vo
PB7 vo
PBG6 170
PBS vo
PB4 10 [13]
PB3 10 [14]
P82 vo [15]
PBI vo [I6]
PBO 170
PC7/Txi70 [18]
PC6/Rx10 [i9]
EN out
# RW our
Al3 out
Al2 out
All out
4 AIO out
AS out
AB ouT
AT out
A6 ouT
A5 our
8] A4 ouT
A3 out
A2 out
Al our
AO out
PO7IN
SERIAL REGISTER
DATA
REGISTER |SERIAL STATUS
REGISTER
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=
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24
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38
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INDEX REGISTER "HIGH"
REGISTER
STACK POINTER "Low" COUNTER PROGRAM
CODE CONDITION COUNTERPROGRAM
RESET
! STBY
INT
# 128 BYTE
TIMERS
PRESCAI
oer
TIMER CONTROL
PO?
POs
POI~ POS.
POG/INT2
P07
Pco
Por
Pc2
Pcs
Pca
Pos/tK
PCE/RXK
PCT/TX
PAG
PAT
Do
oO1
b2
BS
Dea
DS
be
o7
RESET _P/W EN
# A0~A13 4-B8IT ADDRESS BUS OUT DO~D7 BIT DATA BUS 1/0
# PAO~ PAT BIT 1/0 PORT A PBO~ PB7 5 8-BIT 1/0 PORT B
# PCO~PC7 ; : 8-BIT 170 PORTC
PD1~ PD7
; : 7-BIT IN PORT D
RESET ; RESET IN
STBY ; STANDBY IN
EN ; ENABLE_OUT.
R/W ; READ/ WRITE OUT
INT >) INTERRUPT IN
INT 2 3; INTERRUPT IN
TIMER 3 TIMER CONTROL IN
TIMER 2 3; TIMER CONTROL IN
XTAL ; CRYSTAL
EXTAL ; EXTERNAL CRYSTAL IN
cK , SERIAL INTERFACE CLOCK 1/0
RX , SERIAL DATA RECEIVE
T™ ; SERIAL DATA TRANSMIT
HN27C64G-20 (HITACHI) (ACCESS TIME = 200 nS)
C-MOS 64K (8K-8) ERASABLE PROM WITH 3-STATE OUTPUTS
- TOP VIEW -
AO-Ai2: ADDRESS
CE + CHIP ENABLE
DO-D7 + DATA OUTPUT
OE 'OUTPUT ENABLE
PGM + PROGRAM ENABLE
vee + PROGRAM VOLTAGE
- 65,536BIT
CELL MATRIX
# COLUMN GATE
# OUTPUT BUFF
TT747 77 ae
# RM-M7G (J, UC, EK)
NJM78L ? 2A (NEC)
POSITIVE VOLTAGE REGULATOR (100mA)
OUTPUT
vottace NUM78L??A
uA7BL??ACL uA78L?2AWV uPC78L??9 AN78L??
OUT GND
IN
IN
ouT
GNO
+2.6V NOM78L02A UA7BLO2ACL uA78L26AWV
+4V ere 2")
+5V NOM78LO5A UATBLOSACL uA78L05AWV
+6V NUIM78LO6A =---------
+6.2V - - uA7BLO6ACL uA78L6 2AWV
+7V to tee-------
+8V NIM78L08A uA78LO8ACL
uA78L82AWV
NJM78L09Aaan uA78LO9ACL uA7BLO9AWV
===------ uA78LLOACL
NJM78L12A uA78L12ACL uA78L12AWV
NOM78L15A uA78L15ACL uA78L15AWV
NJM78L18A uA7BL18AWV
NIM 78L20A
NIM 78L24A uA78L24AWV
eae+9V e¥y
+10V000
+12V
+15V
+18V
+20V
+24V
AN78L04
MRC TBLO 5d AN78L05
ae AN78L06
AN78L07
uPC78LO08I AN78L08
-
- = - AN78L09
uPC78L107 AN78L10
uPC78L123 AN78L12
URCUeE Lod AN78L15
- - AN78L18
AN78L20
AN78L24
TC4538BF (TOSHIBA) FLAT PACKAGE
C-MOS DUAL RETRIGGERABLE/NON- RETRIGGERABLE
MONOSTABLE MULTIVIBRATOR
- TOP VIEW -
RETRIGGERABLE M.M.V
Voo
OUTPUT PULSE WIDTH=CR
Vpo
TC4051 BF (TOSHIBA) FLAT PACKAGE
C-MOS 8-CHANNEL MULTIPLEXER/DEMULTIPLEXER
- TOP VIEW -
S4 wwrour [1]
$6 sour [2]
SC out vin [3]
S7 invour [4]
$5 iwvout [5]
EN EN(ENABLE) IN [6]
NON-RETRIGGERABLE M.M.V
Vop
Voo
"ON" CHANNEL,
0; LOW LEVEL
13) HIGH LEVEL
X3 DON'T CARE
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PGM_INH
0, LOW LEVEL
1, HIGH LEVEL
X, DON'T CARE
HI-Z,HIGH IMPEDANCE
uPC311G2 (NEC) FLAT PACKAGE
VOLTAGE COMPARATOR
- TOP VIEW -
# RM-M7G (J, UC, EK) 4-3
# SECTION 5 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM AND BOARD ILLUSTRATIONS
SW-295 board
RM-62 board
4
## oO Sh
| = CN-297 board
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RM-M7G (J) (UC) (EK) 5-4
SONY-SP0748 / DRUCK3
CN-297 BOARD
RM-62 BOARD
SW-295 BOARD
CN-297, RM-62, SW-295 ===
CN-297, AM-62, SW-295
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RM-62 - COMPONENT SIDE -
1-628-013-11
RM-M7G (J, UC, EK)
RM-62 -soOLDER SIDE -
1-628-013-11
RM-M7G {J, UC, EK)
RM-62 (1-628-013-11)
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M-3C
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J-6C
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E-4C
B-1C
B-3C
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K-5S
1. -45S
2. -45
B-5S
RV4
RV5
RV6
RV7
RV8
RV9
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1. -1C
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1. -4C
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1. -5C
B-7C
1. -7C 1-7C
O-6C
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2% - 9% C; COMPONENT SIDE
%-& S; SOLDERING SIDE
CN-297 - comPONENT SIDE -
1-628-012-11
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RM-M7G (J, UC, EK)
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SONY-SP0748 / DRUCK4
# 5-3 5-4 RM-M7G6 (u) (UC) (EK)
CN-2397 RM-62 FRAME
SW-295
CNIO1
CAMERA/ CCU
--- FRAME CN-297 RM-62
SW-295
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1. -6
5-7
1. -RMM7G-FRAME/M
# 6-1. PARTS INFORMATION
1 Safety Related Component Warning
## SECTION 6 SPARE PARTS
for routine service.
. Abbreviation
COMBINATION PARTS
VARIABLE CAPACITOR
DIODE
DELAY LINE
VARIABLE INDUCTOR
TRANSISTOR
RESISTOR
RESISTOR BLOCK
All capacitors are in micro farads unless otherwise specified.
All inductors are in micro henries unless otherwise specified.
All resistors are in ohms.
THERMISTOR
OSCILLATOR
RM-M7G (UC, EK) 6-1
# 6-2. EXPLODED VIEW
No.
SP Description
Parts No.
1. -7513-855-A MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD "RM~-62" X-2387-005-1 CASE ASSY, UPPER, REMOTE CONTROL X-0336-904-0 KNOB ASSY X-2355-502-1 KNOB ASSY, CONTROL X-3651-342-0 KNOB nunnond ASSY, CONTROL
1-571-704-11 " SWITCH, ROTARY "SHUTTER"
Wh NOD wWwMr 1-230-139-00 RES, VAR, CARBON 10K
"DETAIL"
"MASTER GAMMA MANUAL"
1. -238-289-11 RES, VAR, CARBON 10K "PED RED" "PED BLUE" "AUTO PRESET MANUAL" "MASTER PEDESTAL" "DETAIL IRIS" "GAIN RED" "GAIN BLUE"
1-561-781-11 RECEPTACLE, BNC "MONITOR"
10 1-562-782-21 RECEPTACLE 10P, FEMALE "AUX"
11 1-563-944-11 RECEPTACLE 10P, MALE "CCU/CAMERA"
12 1-570-313-11 SWITCH, PUSH
"PANEL ACTIVE" "VTR START"
13 1-571-395-11 SWITCH, SLIDE
14 1-571-414-11 SWITCH, TOGGLE
"DETAIL" "MASTER GAMMA"
15 1-571-415-11 SWITCH, TOGGLE
"KNEE" "W/B BALANCE PRESET"
"PART" "GAIN" "MODE"
1. -571-679-11 SWITCH, TOGGLE "W/B BALANCE"
1-628-011-11 PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD "SW-295"
1. -628-012-11 PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD "CN-297"
2. -270-659-00 MARKER 1}
2-270-660-00 MARKER (R
2-381-904-00 HOLDER, LEO
2-387-016-01 BRACKET, CONNECTOR
2-387-018-11 SHEET, INSULATING
2-387-022-01 CASE, LOWER, REMOTE
1. -644-002-11 ooooco"ynoagn CUSHION, HANDLE
CONTROL
3-676-244-00 COVER, SWITCH
8-719-901-44 un DIODE TLR206
8-719-822-06 DIODE TLG206
6-2
## RM-M7G (UC, EK)
EXPLODED VIEW
RM-M7G (UC, EK)
SONY-SP0748 /DRUCK7
EXPLODED VIEW
EXPLODED VIEW
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Ref .No.
Parts No.
CN-297 BOARD
SP Description
## 1-628-012-11 PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD "CN-297"
Ref.No. Parts No.
RM-62 BOARD
SP Description
1. -7513-855-A ie) MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD
"RM-62"
|CN1 1-564-006-11|RECEPTACLE, 7P MALE||
|---|---|---|
||Ci|1-124-589-11|
|||ELECT 47 20% 16V|
|1-562-152-31|PLUG HOUSING 7P||
||C2|1-163-109-00|
|||CERAMIC CHIP 47PF 5% 50V|
|1-564-026-00|PLUG CONTACT||
||C3|1-124-255-00|
|||ELECT 1 20% 50V|
|CN2 1-564-006-11|RECEPTACLE, 7P MALE||
||c4|1-124-584-00|
|||ELECT 100 20% 10V|
|1-562-152-11|PLUG HOUSING 7P||
||C5|1-163-105-00|
|||CERAMIC CHIP 33PF 5% 50V|
|1-564-026-00|PLUG CONTACT||
|CN3 1-564-001-11|RECEPTACLE, 2P MALE||
||C6|1-163-105-00|
|||CERAMIC CHIP 33PF 5% 50V|
|1-562-147-11|PLUG HOUSING 2P||
||C7|1-126-157-11|
|||ELECT 10 20% 16V|
|1-564-026-00|PLUG CONTACT||
||C8|1-126-157-11|
|||ELECT 10 20% 16V|
|CN4 1-564-011-11|RECEPTACLE, 12P MALE||
||cg|1-124-584-00|
|||ELECT 100 20% 10V|
|1-562-157-11|PLUG HOUSING 12P||
||C10|1-163-038-00|
CN1 1-564-006-11 RECEPTACLE, 7P MALE
1-562-152-31 PLUG HOUSING 7P
1-564-026-00 PLUG CONTACT
CN2 1-564-006-11 RECEPTACLE, 7P MALE
1-562-152-11 PLUG HOUSING 7P
1-564-026-00 PLUG CONTACT
CN3 1-564-001-11 RECEPTACLE, 2P MALE
1-562-147-11 PLUG HOUSING 2P
1-564-026-00 PLUG CONTACT
CN4 1-564-011-11 RECEPTACLE, 12P MALE
1-562-157-11 PLUG HOUSING 12P
1-564-026-00 PLUG CONTACT ooo0ooqgq0co0ooqoo90
C6 1-163-105-00 CERAMIC CHIP 33PF 5% 50V
C7 1-126-157-11 ELECT 10 20% 16V
C8 1-126-157-11 ELECT 10 20% 16V
cg 1-124-584-00 ELECT 100 20% 10V
C10 1-163-038-00 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1 25V
||Cll|1-163-021-00|
|---|---|---|
|||CERAMIC CHIP 0.01 10% 50V|
||C12|1-124-589-11 ELECT 47 20% 16V|
||C13|1-124-584-00|
|||ELECT 100 20% 10V|
||C14|1-124-584-00|
|||ELECT 100 20% 10V|
||C15|1-163-021-00|
|||CERAMIC CHIP 0.01 10% 50V|
||C16|1-124-589-11|
|||ELECT 47 20% 16V|
||C17|1-124-589-11|
|||ELECT 47 20% 16V|
||C18|1-126-157-11|
|||ELECT 10 20% 16V|
||C19|1-124-584-00|
|||ELECT 100 20% 10V|
||C20|1-163-141-00|
|||CERAMIC CHIP 0.001 5% SOV|
||C21|1-124-589-11|
|||ELECT 47 20% 16V|
||C22|1-163-105-00|
|||CERAMIC CHIP 33PF 5% 50V|
||C23|1-124-589-11|
|||ELECT 47 20% 16V|
||C24|1-124-478-11 mannannunnnna wAnNnnunnan"uNUANnnnnnununnn|
|||ELECT 100 20% 25V|
||CN2|1-564-004-00|
CN2 1-564-004-00 RECEPTACLE, 5P MALE
1. -562-738-11 o PLUG HOUSING 5P
1-564-026-00 PLUG CONTACT
||D1|8-719-106-23|
|---|---|---|
|||. RD7SMB2|
||D2|8-719-100-05|
|||182837|
||D3|8-719-822-06|
|||TLG206|
||D4|8-719-822-06|
|||TLG206|
||D5|8-719-822-06|
|||TLG206|
||D7|8-719-901-44 ANNNNYN|
D1 8-719-106-23
D2 8-719-100-05 182837
D3 8-719-822-06 TLG206
D4 8-719-822-06 TLG206
D5 8-719-822-06 TLG206
D7 8-719-901-44 SLP144B
SONY-SP0748 / DRUCK8
## 6-5 6-6 RM-M7G (UC, EK)
Ref .No.
Parts No.
1. -759-200-99 8-759-200-99 8-759-200-99 8-759-741-68 8-759-320-60
8-759-101-12
1. -759-101-12
8-759-200-90
1. -759-708-05
8-759-200-99
SP Description
TC4051BF: TOSHIBA
TC4051BF: TOSHIBA
TC4051BF: TOSHIBA
MBM27C64-25-RMM7G101
YyYRnunn HD6305Y2F: HITACHI
uPC311G2: NEC
uPC311G2: NEC
TC4538BF: TOSHIBA
NUM78LO5A: JRC
nunununn TC4051BF: TOSHIBA
Li 1-408-416-00 39
R28
1. -729-100-66
8-729-100-66
1. -729-100-66
8-729-100-76
8-729-100-76
8-729-100-76
8-729-100-66
8-729-100-66
8-729-100-66
28C1623
28C1623
2$C1623
2SA812
2SA812
2SA812
25C1623
28C1623
2S8C1623
1. -216-097-00
1-216-073-00
1. -216-081-00
1-216-073-00
1-216-049-00
1-216-073-00
1-216-097-00
1-216-073-00
1-216-033-00
1-216-073-00
1. -216-073-00
1-216-073-00
1. -216-049-00
1-216-025-00
1-216-073-00
1-216-121-00
1-216-073-00
1-216-081-00
1-216-051-00
1-216-081-00
1. -216-073-00
1-216-073-00
1. -216-081-00
1-216-097-00
1-216-097-00
METAL 100K 5% 1/10W
METAL 10K 5% 1/10W
METAL 22K 5% 1/10W
METAL 10K 5% 1/10W
METAL 1K 5% 1/10W
METAL 10K 5% 1/10W
METAL 100K 5% 1/10W
METAL 10K 5% 1/10W
METAL 220 5% 1/10W
METAL 10K 5% 1/10W
METAL 10K 5% 1/10W
METAL 10K 5% 1/10W
METAL 1K 5% 1/10W
METAL 100 5% 1/10W
METAL 10K 5% 1/10W
# METAL 1M 5% 1/10W
# METAL 10K 5% 1/10W
# METAL 22K 5% 1/10W
# METAL 1.2K 5% 1/10W
METAL nunuunnyn wunnn uunuunnynunununn wyvwnnnunyuNnNununn 22K 5% 1/10W
METAL 10K 5% 1/10W
METAL 10K 5% 1/10W
METAL 22K 5% 1/10W
METAL 100K 5% 1/10W
METAL YNnuNnnn 100K 5% 1/10W
Ref.No. Parts No.
SP Description
R29 1-216-097-00 METAL 100K 5% 1/10W
R30 1-216-097-00 METAL 100K 5% 1/10W
R31 1-216-097-00 METAL 100K 5% 1/10W
R32 1-216-097-00 METAL 100K 5% 1/10W
R33 1-216-097-00 METAL 100K 5% 1/10W
R34 1-216-097-00 METAL
R35 1-216-097-00 METAL
R36 1-216-097-00 METAL
R37 1-216-097-00 METAL
R38 1-216-097-00 METAL
1/10W
1/10W
1/10W
1/10W
1/10W
100K 5%
R39 1-216-097-00 METAL 100K 5% 1/10W
1. -216-097-00 METAL 100K 5% 1/10w
1-216-041-00 METAL 470 5% 1/10W
1. -216-041-00 METAL 470 5% 1/10W
1-216-097-00 METAL 100K 5% 1/10W
1-216-097-00 METAL 100K 5% 1/10W
1-216-097-00 METAL 100K 5% 1/10W
1-216-097-00 METAL 100K 5% 1/10W
1-216-097-00 METAL 100K 5% 1/10W
1-216-097-00 METAL 100K 5% 1/10w
1. -216-041-00 METAL 470 5% 1/10W
1-216-041-00 METAL 470 5% 1/10W
1. -216-041-00 METAL 470 5% 1/10W
1-216-049-00 METAL 1K 5% 1/10W
1-216-073-00 METAL unynun yuUunnanY~anannawMwanannunnQnunannua 10K 5% 1/10W
1-216-033-00 METAL 220 5% 1/10W
1-216-097-00 METAL 100K 5% 1/10W
1-216-097-00 METAL 100K 5% 1/10W
1-216-097-00 METAL 100K 5% 1/10W
1-216-097~-00 METAL naanunn 100K 5% 1/10W
1~216-097-00
1-216-097-00
n METAL
METAL
100K 5% 1/10W
100K 5% 1/10W
RB1 1-232-509-00
RV1 1-230-139-00 CARBON 10K
RV2 1-230-139-00 CARBON
RV3 1-238-289-11 CARBON 10K
RV4 1-238-289-11 CARBON 10K
RV5 1-238-289-11 CARBON Aanaunnna 10K
RV6 1-238-289-11 CARBON 10K
RV7 1-238-289-11 CARBON 10K
RV8 1-238-289-11 CARBON
RV9 1-238-289-11 yununn CARBON 10K
RN-M7G (UC, EK) 6-7
Ref .No.
Sl
S2
$3
$4
$5
S6
$7
$8
$9
$10
Sl]
Parts No.
SP Description
1. -571-414-1211 s TOGGLE "IRIS"
1-571-415-11 s TOGGLE "KNEE"
1. -571-679-11 s TOGGLE "ABB/AWB"
1-571-415-11 s TOGGLE "WHITE"
1-570-492-11 s PUSH "PANEL ACTIVE"
1-571-415-11 s TOGGLE "LOCK"
1-571-415-11 s TOGGLE "GAIN"
1-570-492-11 s PUSH "VTR S/S"
1-571-415-11 s TOGGLE "MODE"
1-571-414-11 s TOGGLE "GAMMA"
1-571-395-11 s SLIDE "325/BVP/M7"
X1
# 1-567-192-11 Ss CERAMIC 4MHz
Ref .No.
Parts No.
FRAME
SP Description
1-942-336-11 o RM HARNESS
WITH CONNECTORS
CN101 1-563-944-11 S RECEPTACLE, 10P MALE
"CAMERA"
CN102 © 1-562-782-21 Ss RECEPTACLE, 10P FEMALE
CN103 1-561-781-11 S RECEPTACLE, BNC
"yp
"VIDEO OUT"
SW-295 BOARD
# 1-628-011-11 o PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD "SW-295"
$1 1-571-704-11 Ss ROTARY
PACKING MATERIAL & ACCESSORIES (SUPPLIED)
1. -387-023-01 o CUSHION, UPPER
2-387-024-01 CUSHION, LOWER
1. -387-027-01 CARTON, INDIVIDUAL
2. -786-633-21 MANUAL, INSTLUCTION ee
3-786-633-11 nnoaondMANUAL, INSTLUCTION (EK
6-8
RM-M7G (UC, EK)
Printed by: Schaltungsdienst Lange, Berlin (GERMANY)
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