Fujifilm - Finepix - s1500 - Service Manual

Confidential: FUJIFILM Service Center Use Only
DIGITAL CAMERA
FinePix S1500
SERVICE MANUAL
US/EU/EF/E1/EG/EE/CH-model
CAUTION
 BECAUSE THIS PRODUCTIS RoHS LEAD-FREE COMPLIANT, USE THE DESIGNATED
AFTER-SELES PARTS AND THE DESIGNATED LEAD-FREE SOLDER WHEN
PERFORMING REPAIRS. (Refer to page 3 to page 5)
WARNING
 THE COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED WITH THE MARK " " ON THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
AND IN THE PARTS LIST ARE CRITICAL FOR SAFETY.
 PLEASE REPLACE ONLY WITH THE COMPONENTS SPECIFIED ON THE SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAM AND IN THE PARTS LIST.
 IF YOU USE PARTS NOT SPECIFIED, IT MAY RESULT IN A FIRE AND AN ELECTRICAL
SHOCK.
Ref.No.: ZM00767-101
Printed in Japan 2009.03
FinePix S1500 Service Manual
SAFETY CHECK-OUT
After correcting the original problem, perform the following
safety check before return the product to the customer.
1. Check the area of your repair for unsoldered or poorly 7. CAUTION: FOR CONTINUED
soldered connections. Check the entire board surface PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE
for solder splasher and bridges. HAZARD, REPLACE ONLY WITH
SAME TYPE 2.5 AMPERES 125V
2. Check the interboard wiring to ensure that no wires FUSE.
are "pinched" or contact high-wattage resistors.
ATTENTION: AFIN D'ASSURER
RISK OF FIRE-
3. Look for unauthorized replacement parts, particularly 2.5A 125V
REPLACE FUSE UNE PROTECTION
AS MARKED
transistors, that were installed during a previous PERMANENTE CONTRE
2.5A 125V
repair. Point them out to the customer and recommend LES RISQUES D'INCENDIE,
their replacement. REMPLACER UNIQUEMENT
PAR UN FUSIBLE DE MEME,
4. Look for parts which, though functioning, show TYPE 2.5 AMPERES, 125
obvious VOLTS.
signs of deterioration. Point them out to the customer
and recommend their replacement. 8. WARNING:
TO REDUCE THE ELECTRIC
5. Check the B + voltage to see it is at the values SHOCK, BE CAREFUL TO
specified. WARNING! TOUCH THE PARTS.
HIGH VOLTAGE
6. Make leakage - current measurements to determine

that exposed parts are acceptably insulated from
the supply circuit before returning the product to the
customer.
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RoHS lead-free compliance

Because this product is RoHS lead-free compliant, use the designated after-sales parts and the designated lead-free solder
when performing repairs.
<Background & Overview>

With the exception of parts and materials expressly excluded from the RoHS directive(*1), all the internal connections and
component parts and materials used in this product are lead-free compliant(*2) under the European RoHS directive.
*1: Excluded items (list of the main lead-related items)

• Lead included in glass used in fluorescent tubes, electronic components and cathode-ray tubes
• Lead in high-melting-point solder (i.e. tin-lead solder alloys that contain 85% lead or more)
• Lead in ceramic electronic parts (piezo-electronic devices)
• Mercury contained in fluorescent tubes is also excluded.
*2: Definition of lead-free
A lead content ratio of 0.1 wt% or less in the applicable locations (solder, terminals, electronic components, etc.)
<Reference>
RoHS: The name of a directive issued by the European Parliament aimed at restricting the use of
certain designated hazardous substances included in electrical and electronic equipment.
Designated substances (6): Lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls (PBBs) and
polybrominated diphenyl ether (PBDE)
<Lead-free soldering>
When carrying out repairs, use a designated lead-free solder, bearing in mind the differing work practices for conventional
solder (eutectic) and lead-free solder.
 Differences in the soldering work for lead-free and eutectic solder

When the soldering work practices for eutectic solder and lead-free solder are compared, the main differences are as
shown below. In particular, when lead-free solder is used, the solder tends to be less workable than when eutectic solder is
used. Accordingly, the soldering techniques used must take that into account.
Difference Countermeasure
1 The solder starts melting later. The initial melting point of lead-free solder is high, so you
have to get used to it.
2 Poor wetting Move the tip of the soldering iron around to heat the entire
connection to the melting temperature and assist wetting.
3 Solder feed rate is difficult to control. Use the solder (wire) diameter and soldering iron that are
best suited to connection being soldered.
4 Wetting the insides of through holes is especially First apply solder to the area immediately around the
difficult. through hold and then feed the solder into the hole.
5 During repairs (or modifications) removing solder Use a suitable wicking wire (with a suitable method and
from inside through holes is difficult. heating) and a suction tool.
6 There is serious carbonization of the soldering iron. Either put solder onto the soldering iron tip after completing
the work, or turn the iron off frequently.
7 The surface is not glossy. Learn to recognize the appearance of the surface.
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 Setting temperature during lead-free soldering

• Lead-free solder melting temperature
The melting point of eutectic (Sn-Pb) solder is 183°C, while the melting point of lead-free solder (Sn-Ag-Cu) is 30°C
higher at 220°C.
• Soldering iron tip temperature

The temperature setting for the soldering iron used should be such that the tip of the soldering iron is at the correct
bonding temperature for the connection. This temperature is normally set at around 100°C higher than the melting point
of the solder.
However, the actual temperature should take into account the shape and size of the soldering iron tip, the heat tolerance
of the connection and the workability of that temperature.
• Correct bonding temperature

The correct bonding temperature refers not to the temperature of the heat source, but to the bonding temperature that
will give the best bond strength.
 Precautions when soldering with lead-free solder

• Soldering iron maintenance
Because of the high soldering iron temperature in lead-free soldering, there is rapid carbonization of the flux adhering to
the tip of the soldering iron.
(1) Always cover the tip of the soldering iron with solder when it is not being used.
(2) If the tip is black from carbonization, wipe it gently with a paper towel soaked in alcohol until the solder will wet.
• Uniform heating of the board and components

To ensure that the lead-free solder wets the entire surface of the pattern and the lands despite its poor wetting
characteristics, you must move the tip of the soldering iron over a wide area to raise the temperature of the entire
connection.
 Soldering iron
A soldering iron with a temperature control is best.
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 Solder wire (thread)

Use the lead-free solders specified below.
Solder type: Sn96.5Ag3Cu0.5 (Displayed symbol: SnAgCu)
Wire diameter: 0.6, 0.8 or 1.0 mm
Sample:
lead-free
Wire diameter 0.8mm
Solder type (Displayed symbol)

SnAgCu
 Flux
Conventional flux can be used.
 Solder application wires (mesh, wicking wire, etc.)

Conventional application wires can be used.
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MEMO
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FinePix S1500 Service Manual CONTENTS
CONTENTS
1. General ....................................................... 1-1 3. Schematics ................................................. 3-1
1-1. Product specification............................................1-1 3-1. Cautions...............................................................3-1
1-2. Explanation of Terms ...........................................1-4 3-2. Basic Block Names and Functions ......................3-1
1-3. Names of External Components ..........................1-5 3-3. Description of Main Block Functions....................3-2
3-3-1. Technical Overview ................................3-2
2. Disassembly ............................................... 2-1 3-3-2. Explanation of each block ......................3-2
2-1. Names of internal Components ...........................2-1 3-4. Block Diagram .....................................................3-5
2-2. Removing the BACK COVER CONST ................2-2 3-5. Overall connection Diagram ................................3-6
2-3. Disassembling the BACK COVER CONST .........2-2 3-6. Circuit Diagrams ..................................................3-7
2-4. Removing the LCD and TOP COVER CONST ....2-3 3-6-1. CCD BLOCK ..........................................3-7
2-5. Disassembling the TOP COVER CONST ............2-5 3-6-2. A/D BLOCK ............................................3-8
2-5-1. Removing the MODE DIAL and 3-6-3. AUDIO BLOCK.......................................3-9
other operation buttons ..........................2-5 3-6-4. DCDC BLOCK......................................3-10
2-5-2. Removing the EVF and FLASH unit.......2-7 3-6-5. MOTOR BLOCK .................................. 3-11
2-6. Removing the MAIN PWB ASSY .........................2-9 3-6-6. NOR FLASH BLOCK ...........................3-12
2-7. Removing the LENS CONST.............................2-10 3-6-7. PROCESS BLOCK ..............................3-13
2-8. Removing the BATTERY PWB ASSY and 3-6-8. OIS BLOCK ..........................................3-14
main capacitor ................................................... 2-11 3-6-9. FLASH BLOCK ....................................3-15
2-9. Disassembling the FRONT COVER CONST .....2-12 3-6-10. TOP FPC ..............................................3-16
2-10. Installation locations for the SEALS, MYLARS, 3-6-11. KEY FPC ..............................................3-17
TAPES and SPONGES .....................................2-13 3-6-12. OIS FPC ...............................................3-18
2-10-1. Attaching 3-7. Mounted Parts Diagrams ...................................3-19
the KEY SHEET METAL MYLAR to 3-7-1. AF LED PWB ASSY .............................3-19
the KEY FPC UNIT ..............................2-13 3-7-2. CCD FPC ASSY ...................................3-19
2-10-2. Attaching the TOP COVER MYLAR to 3-7-3. MAIN PWB ASSY.................................3-20
the TOP FPC UNIT ..............................2-14 3-7-4. OIS FPC ASSY ....................................3-22
2-10-3. Attaching 3-7-5. FLASH BOARD ASSY .........................3-23
the FLASH DETECT WIRE MYLAR to 3-7-6. FLASH DETECT PWB ASSY ...............3-23
the FLASH DETECT WIRE UNIT ........2-14 3-7-7. KEY FPC ASSY ...................................3-23
2-10-4. Attaching the FLASH SPONGE to 3-7-8. TOP FPC ASSY ...................................3-24
the TOP COVER ..................................2-14 3-7-9. BATTERY PWB ASSY .........................3-25
2-10-5. Attaching the CAP. MYLAR B to
the MAIN FRAME.................................2-15
2-10-6. Attaching the CAP. MYLAR A and
BATTERY SEAL to
the BATTERY PWB ASSY ...................2-15
2-10-7. Attaching the CAP. MYLAR A and
EMI TAPE to the LCD ..........................2-15
2-10-8. Attaching the TAPE GASKET,
BATTERY COVER MYLAR and
LENS FPC MYLAR to
the MAIN PWB ASSY...........................2-16
2-10-9. Attaching
the DUST PROOF SPONGE to
the LENS RING ....................................2-16
2-10-10. Attaching the EMI TAPE to
the LENS CONST ................................2-17
2-10-11. Attaching
the BATTERY COVER SPONGE to
the BATTERY COVER .........................2-17
2-10-12. Attaching the LENS ESD TAPE to
the MAIN PWB ASSY and
LCD HOLDER ......................................2-17
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CONTENTS FinePix S1500 Service Manual
CONTENTS
4. Adjustments ............................................... 4-1 5. Inspection ................................................... 5-1

4-1. Important point before adjustment .......................4-1 5-1. Required Measuring Equipment ..........................5-1
4-1-1. The handling of image files in 5-2. Connection of Measuring Equipment...................5-1
internal memory .....................................4-1 5-3. Inspection and Factory Settings ..........................5-2
4-1-2. Adjustment when
replacing major parts..............................4-2 6. Parts List .................................................... 6-1
4-2. Measuring instruments used................................4-2 6-1. Packing and Accessories .....................................6-1
4-3. Use jig list ............................................................4-3 6-1-1. US-model ...............................................6-1
4-4. Calibration method of pattern box........................4-4 6-1-2. EU/EF-model..........................................6-2
4-5. Preparation of Adjustment Software ....................4-5 6-1-3. E1-model ................................................6-3
4-5-1. Various downloading 6-1-4. EG-model ...............................................6-4
software decompressions, 6-1-5. EE-model ...............................................6-5
preservation methods, and notes ...........4-5 6-1-6. CH-model ...............................................6-6
4-5-2. Creating a firmware SD card ..................4-6 6-2. FRONT COVER CONST .....................................6-7
4-5-3. Explanation of 6-3. BATTERY COVER CONST .................................6-8
the "MENU" Adjustment Software ..........4-7 6-4. Mechanical Block .................................................6-9
4-6. Preparation of 6-5. TOP COVER CONST ........................................6-10
S1500 Lens Data Writing Soft ...........................4-10 6-6. Electrical parts ................................................... 6-11
4-6-1. Various downloading
software decompressions, 7. Appendix .................................................... 7-1
preservation methods, and notes .........4-10 7-1. List of Related Technical Updates Issued ............7-1
4-7. Preparation of OIS Lens data for FxS1500.......4-13
4-7-2 Various downloading data
decompressions,
preservation methods, and notes .........4-13
4-8. MAIN PWB Initialize...........................................4-14
4-9. LENS DATA Write ..............................................4-18
4-10. Self test ..............................................................4-24
4-11. Lens test ............................................................4-26
4-12. SAB_Factory test ...............................................4-28
4-13. End Voltage Adjustment.....................................4-30
4-14. AF Adjustment ...................................................4-33
4-15. Shutter Adjustment ............................................4-35
4-16. ISO Sensitivity Adjustment.................................4-37
4-17. CCD Defect Correction ......................................4-39
4-18. Color Correction.................................................4-41
4-19. Flash Adjustment ...............................................4-43
4-20. SAB Cali ............................................................4-45
4-21. SAB HollDisturb .................................................4-50
4-22. Preparation of
FxS1500 USB ID Writing Software ....................4-52
4-22-1. Various downloading
software decompressions,
preservation methods, and notes .........4-52
4-23. USB_ID Writing ..................................................4-53
4-24. Language Setting...............................................4-59
4-25. Firmware Download ...........................................4-61
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FinePix S1500 Service Manual 1. General
1. General
1-1. Product specification
System
Model Digital Camera FinePix S1500
Effective pixels 10 million
CCD 1/2.3 -in., square-pixel Bayer CCD with primary color filter
Storage media • Internal memory (approx. 23 MB) • SD/SDHC memory cards
File system Compliant with Design Rule for Camera File System (DCF), Exif 2.2, and Digital Print Order
Format (DPOF)
File format • Still pictures: Exif 2.2 JPEG (compressed) • Movies: AVI-format Motion JPEG
• Audio: WAV
Image size (pixels) • jF: 3,648 × 2,736 • jN: 3,648 × 2,736 • n3:2: 3,648 × 2,432 • k: 2,592 × 1,944
• l: 2,048 × 1,536 • U: 1,600 × 1,200 • V: 640 × 480
Lens Fujinon 12 × optical zoom lens, F/2.8 (wide angle) – 5 (telephoto)
Focal length f=5.9 mm–70.8 mm (35-mm format equivalent: 33 mm–396 mm)
Digital zoom • Still pictures: Approx. 5.7 × (up to 68.4 × when combined with optical zoom)
• Movies: 2 ×
Aperture F2.8–F6.4 (Wide angle), F5.0–F8.0 (Telephoto), 1/3 EV increments Manual/Auto selectable
Focus range (distance Approx. 40 cm (1.3 ft.)–infinity (wide angle); 1.5 m (4.9 ft.)–infinity (telephoto)
from front of lens) Macro: approx. 5 cm–3 m/0.2 ft.–9.8 ft. (wide angle); 80 cm–3 m/2.6 ft.–9.8 ft. (telephoto)
Super macro: approx. 2 cm–100 cm/0.1 ft.–3.3 ft. (wide angle)
High-speed shooting: approx. 100 cm (3.3 ft.)–infinity (wide angle); 2.5 m (8.2 ft.)–infinity
(telephoto)
Sensitivity Standard output sensitivity equivalent to ISO 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, 6400 (3200
and 6400 available only at image sizes l or smaller); AUTO, AUTO (400), AUTO (800)
Metering 256-segment through-the-lens (TTL) metering; MULTI, SPOT, AVERAGE
Exposure control Programmed, shutter-priority, and aperture-priority, auto exposure; manual exposure
Exposure compensation –2 EV – +2 EV in increments of 1/3 EV (P, S, A, and M modes)
Scene modes z (PORTRAIT), G (LANDSCAPE), H (SPORT), I (NIGHT), 7 (NIGHT (TRIPOD)),

D (NATURAL LIGHT), J (FIREWORKS), K (SUNSET), L (SNOW), M (BEACH), N
(MUSEUM), O (PARTY), P (FLOWER), Q (TEXT)
Scene recognition Available (camera automatically selects C, D, E, F, G, or H)
Picture stabilization Optical stabilization, CCD shift
Intelligent Face Available
Detection
Shutter speed • B, $, z, G, H, D, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q: 1/4 s – 1/2,000 s
• P, A, S, M: 8 s – 1/2,000 s • I: 1/8 s – 1/2,000 s • 7: 3 s – 1/2,000 s • J: 8 s – 1/2 s
Continuous • t: up to 1.4 fps; max. 3 frames
• s: up to 1.4 fps; max. 3 frames
• r: up to 1.4 fps; maximum number of frames varies with image size and available
memory
• ": up to 1.4 fps; last 3 frames recorded
• q: up to 3.3 fps; max. 6 frames; up to k pixels
• p: up to 7.5 fps; max. 15 frames; up to U pixels
Bracketing ±1/3 EV, ±2/3 EV, ±1 EV
Focus • Mode: Single AF, continuous AF
• Focus-area selection: CENTER, MULTI, AREA, TRACKING
• Autofocus system: Contrast-detect TTL AF with AF-assist illuminator (effective range
approx. 2 m/6.6 ft.)
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1. General FinePix S1500 Service Manual
System
White balance Automatic scene detection; six manual preset modes for direct sunlight, shade, daylight
fluorescent, warm white fluorescent, cool white fluorescent, and incandescent lighting;
custom white balance
Self-timer Off, 2 sec, 10 sec
Flash Auto flash with CCD flash control (using monitor pre-flashes) and manual pop-up; effective
range when sensitivity is set to AUTO is approx. 40 cm–8.7 m/1.3 ft.–29 ft. (wide angle),
1.5 m–4.8 m/4.9 ft.–16 ft. (telephoto), or 30 cm–3 m/1 ft.–9.8 ft. (macro mode)
Flash modes Auto, forced flash, off, slow synchro (red-eye removal off); auto with red-eye removal, forced
flash with red-eye removal, off, slow sync with red-eye removal (red-eye removal on)
Electronic viewfinder 0.2-in., 200k-dot color LCD monitor
(EVF) Frame coverage Approx. 94% (shooting), 100% (playback)
Monitor 2.7-in., 230k-dot low-temperature polysilicon high-transmission (WV film) TFT color LCD
Frame coverage monitor
Approx. 97% (shooting), 100% (playback)
Movies Camera can record movies with monaural sound and a frame size of VGA (W; 640 × 480)
or QVGA (X; 320 × 240) at a frame rate of 30 fps
Shooting options Instant zoom, Intelligent Face Detection with red-eye removal, high-speed shooting, framing
guideline, post-shot assist, frame number memory, and histogram display
Playback options Intelligent Face Detection, red-eye removal, micro thumbnail, multi-frame playback, sort-by-
date, trimming, slide show, image rotation, voice memo, histogram display, and exposure
warning
Other options PictBridge, Exif Print, FinePix COLOR, language selection : (Japanese), English,
Français (French), Deutsch (German), Español (Spanish), Italiano (Italian), (Simplified
Chinese), (Traditional Chinese), (Korean), (Russian), Português
(Portuguese), Nederlands (Dutch), (Turkish), (Czech), Magyar (Hungarian),
Polski (Polish), Svenska (Swedish), (Thai), time difference, battery discharge
Input/output terminals
A/V OUT 8-pin multi-connector for NTSC or PAL output with monaural sound
(audio/video output)
Digital input/output USB 2.0 High Speed; shares A/V OUT connector
DC IN For use with DC Coupler CP-04 connected to AC power adapter AC-5VX (AC adapter and
DC coupler sold separately)
Power supply/other
Power sources • AA alkaline batteries (×4)
• AA lithium batteries (×4; available from third-party suppliers)
• AA rechargeable nickel-metal hydride (Ni-MH) batteries (×4; available from third-party
suppliers)
• AC power adapter AC-5VX and DC Coupler CP-04 (sold separately)
Battery life Approx. 300 frames (alkaline batteries of the type supplied with the camera), 700 frames
(lithium batteries), or 500 frames (Ni-MH batteries), based on CIPA (Camera and Imaging
Products Association) standard; measured at 23 °C (73 °F) with the monitor on, pictures
recorded to an SD memory card, the camera zoomed from widest angle to maximum zoom
and back once every 30 s, the flash fired at full power with every other shot, and the camera
turned off and then on again every 10 shots. Note that the number of shots that can be
taken varies with battery make and charge state, temperature, and shooting conditions.
Camera dimensions 102.5 mm × 73 mm × 67.8 mm/4.0 in. × 2.9 in. × 2.7 in. (W × H × D), excluding batteries and
accessories
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Power supply/other
Camera weight Approx. 324 g/11.4 oz., excluding batteries, accessories, and memory cards
Shooting weight Approx. 419 g/14.8 oz., including batteries and memory card
Operating conditions • Temperature: 0 °C – +40 °C/+32 °F – +104 °F • Humidity: 80% or less (no condensation)
Accessories included  AA alkaline (LR6) batteries (4)
 Strap (1)
 Lens cap (1)
 A/V cable (1)
 USB cable (1)
 CD-ROM (Owner’s Manual, Software for FinePix) (2)
 Basic Manual (1)
Optional accessories  AC power adapter AC-5VX
 DC Coupler CP-04
 Internal Memory/Memory Card Capacity

The following table shows the recording time or number of pictures available at different image qualities. All figures
are approximate; file size varies with the scene recorded, producing wide variations in the number of files that can be
stored. The number of exposures or length remaining may not diminish at an even rate.
jF jN n 3:2 k l U V W X
Image size 640 × 480 320 × 240

3648 × 2736 3648 × 2432 2592 × 1944 2048 × 1536 1600 × 1200 640 × 480
(pixels) (VGA) (QVGA)
File size 5.0 MB 2.5 MB 2.3 MB 1.3 MB 810 KB 650 KB 160 KB — —
Internal memory
4 8 9 17 28 35 147 28 sec. 51 sec.
(approx. 23 MB)
512 MB 95 190 220 380 600 750 3090 9 min. 17 min.
SD card
1 GB 200 390 440 770 1210 1510 6190 19 min. 35 min.
2 GB 400 790 880 1540 2380 2950 12400 39 min. 71 min.
4 GB 800 1590 1770 3100 4770 5900 24820 79 min.* 143 min.*
SDHC
card
8 GB 1610 3190 3550 6220 9570 11850 49800 160 min.* 288 min.*
16 GB 3240 6400 7130 12480 19200 23780 99880 321 min.* 577 min.*
* Total length of all movie files. Individual movies can not exceed 2 GB, regardless of capacity of memory card.
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1-2. Explanation of Terms

Digital zoom Unlike optical zoom, digital zoom does not increase the amount of visible detail. Instead,
details visible using optical zoom are simply enlarged, producing a slightly “grainy” image.
DPOF (Digital Print Order Format): A standard that allows pictures to be printed from “print orders”
stored in internal memory or on a memory card. The information in the order includes the
pictures to be printed and the number of copies of each picture.
EV (Exposure Value): The exposure value is determined by the sensitivity of the image sensor
and the amount of light that enters the camera while the image sensor is exposed. Each
time the amount of light doubles, EV increases by one; each time the amount of light is
halved, EV decreases by one. The amount of light entering the camera can be controlled
by adjusting aperture and shutter speed.
Exif Print A standard that allows information stored with pictures to be used for optimal color
reproduction during printing.
JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group): A compressed file format for color images. The higher
the compression rate, the greater the loss of information and more noticeable drop in quality
when the picture is displayed.
Motion JPEG An AVI (Audio Video Interleave) format that stores sound and JPEG images in a single file.
Motion JPEG files can be played in Windows Media Player (requires DirectX 8.0 or later) or
QuickTime 3.0 or later.
Smear A phenomenon specific to CCDs which causes white streaks to appear when very bright
light sources, such as the sun or reflected sunlight, appear in the frame.
WAV (Waveform Audio Format): A standard Windows audio file format. WAV files have
the extension “*.WAV” and may be compressed or uncompressed. The camera uses
uncompressed WAV. WAV files can be played using Windows Media Player or QuickTime 3.0
or later.
White balance The human brain automatically adapts to changes in the color of light, with the result that
objects that appear white under one light source still appear white when the color of the
light source changes. Digital cameras can mimic this adjustment by processing images
according to the color of the light source. This process is known as “white balance.”
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1-3. Names of External Components
Zoom control x (Intelligent Face Detection/

red-eye removal) button
Shutter button
A (dual IS) button
Strap eyelet
Strap eyelet
ON/OFF switch
Mode dial
Indicator lamp
Flash
e(flash pop-up) button

AF-assist illuminator
Self-timer lamp
Microphone
Speaker
Lens
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Electronic viewfinder EVF/LCD (display

selection) button
c (playback) button
Selector button (see below)
o (photo mode) button
Monitor
Terminal cover
DISP (display) /
BACK button
w (exposure
compensation /
photo info) button
Tripod mount
Battery-chamber cover
Connector for A/V cable
Connector for USB cable
Battery-chamber latch
The Selector Button

v (instant zoom) button Memory card slot
d (delete) button
MENU/OK button
b (macro) button e (flash) button
t (continuous shooting) button
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FinePix S1500 Service Manual 2. Disassembly
2. Disassembly
2-1. Names of internal Components
KEY FPC UNIT

BACK COVER CONST
TOP COVER CONST
LCD
LCD HOLDER
EVF
AF LED PWB ASSY

BATTERY PWB ASSY
MAIN FRAME
MAIN PWB ASSY
LENS CONST
SPEAKER
MIC
BATTERY COVER CONST

FRONT COVER CONST
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2. Disassembly FinePix S1500 Service Manual
2-2. Removing the BACK COVER CONST
(1) Remove the screw (M1.7 x L3.0).

(2) Remove the 2 screws (M1.7 x L3.5).
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(4) Remove the screw (M1.7 x L2.5). 3 7
(5) Remove the 2 special screws (M1.7 x L3.5).
(6) Open the USB COVER.
(7) Remove the BACK COVER CONST in the direction of
the arrow, taking care with the USB connector. 6
* Raise the BACK COVER CONST slowly because
the KEY FPC UNIT is connected to the MAIN PWB 1
ASSY. 4
(8) Unlock the connector and remove the KEY FPC UNIT.
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[Assembly]
Assemble by performing the disassembly procedure in 2
reverse.
2-3. Disassembling the BACK COVER CONST
(1) Roll back the KEY SHEET METAL MYLAR. 3

(2) Remove the 7 screws (M1.4 x L2).
(3) Remove the KEY FPC UNIT in the direction of the
2
arrow.
(4) Remove the OK BUTTON in the direction of the arrow.
(5) Remove the 4 WAY BUTTON, 2 BUTTON and 3
BUTTON in the direction of the arrows. 1
(6) Remove the USB COVER.

6
[Assembly]
Assemble by performing the disassembly procedure in 4
reverse.
2-2
2-4. Removing the LCD and TOP COVER CONST
(1) Remove the screw (M1.7 x L4.5). 3

2
(2) Remove the STRAP LEFT in the direction of the 5
arrow.
(4) Pop up the FLASH unit and remove the 2 screws 4
(M1.4 x L3).
(5) Unlock the connector and remove the FPC.
(6) Raise the TOP COVER CONST in the direction of HOOK

the arrow, taking care with the 2 HOOKS.
6
[Main capacitor discharge points]
7
Take care not to touch the main capacitor terminals
before discharging the capacitor.
(7) Peel off the CAP. MYLAR A.

(8) Discharge the main capacitor.
8
2-3
(9) Raise the LCD in the direction of the arrow. 10

(10) Remove the 2 screws (M1.7 x L3.5). 11
(11) Remove the screw (M1.4 x L3).
13
(12) Peel off the LENS ESD TAPE.
(13) Remove the LCD HOLDER ASSY in the direction of
the arrow.
9
12
(14) Unlock the connector and remove the LCD FPC. 15

17
(15) Unlock the connector and remove the EVF FPC.
16
(16) Disconnect the connector.
(17) Disconnect the connector.
14
2-4
2-5. Disassembling the TOP COVER CONST
2-5-1. Removing the MODE DIAL and other operation buttons
(1) Peel off the TOP COVER MYLAR.

(2) Remove the 7 screws (M1.4 x L2). 1
(3) Remove the TOP FPC UNIT.

(4) Remove the MODE DIAL SWITCH COVER. 3
2
(5) Remove the screw (M1.4 x L2) and remove the

POWER KNOB.
6
(6) Remove the screw (M1.4 x L3) and remove the
MODE DIAL STOPPER, MODE DIAL SPRING and 9
MODE DIAL. 10
(7) Remove the 2 screws (M1.4 x L3) and remove the

WT SLIDER, WT SPRING, WT BUTTON, SHUTTER
SPRING and SHUTTER BUTTON.
(8) Remove the TOP COVER BUTTON. 5
(10) Remove the STATUS LED. 8
7
[Assembly]
Assemble by performing the disassembly procedure in
reverse.
2-5
[Notes on Assembly]
Precautions when installing the TOP FPC UNIT
(1) Note the installation locations of the MODE DIAL
STOPPER and MODE DIAL SWITCH COVER as
shown in the figure.
(2) Set POWER KNOB at the position of figure, and

install TOP FPC UNIT.
2-6
2-5-2. Removing the EVF and FLASH unit

1
(2) Remove the FLASH BOARD. 3
5
(4) Remove the FLASH LOCK PUSHER and FLASH
2
LOCK SPRING. 7
(6) Remove the FLASH BUTTON.
(8) Remove the FLASH LOCK PLATE. 4
(9) Remove the FLASH LOCK in the direction of the

10
arrow.
(11) Remove the EYE RING in the direction of the arrow. 12
13
(13) Remove the EVF in the direction of the arrow.
14
2-7
(15) Close the FLASH unit and remove the FLASH TOP 15
COVER, taking care with the 2 hooks.
Hook
(16) Pull out the FLASH HINGE in the direction of the A

arrow. 20

18
(18) Remove the FLASH FIX.
(19) Remove the solder in 3 locations and remove the 17
FLASH UNIT.
(20) Remove the FLASH BOTTOM COVER in the
direction of the arrow. 16
(21) Remove the FLASH SPRING 19
[Assembly] 21
Assemble by performing the disassembly procedure in
reverse.
16
[Notes on Assembly]
Apply adhesive so that it covers the soldered area at
point A.
Bond: ZS00131-100 (No.8008)
2-8
2-6. Removing the MAIN PWB ASSY
(1) Remove the BATTERY COVER CONST.

7
(2) Pull off the LENS FPC MYLAR as shown in the
figure.
(3) Unlock the connector and remove the CCD FPC.
(4) Unlock the connector and remove the LENS FPC. 2
(5) Unlock the connector and remove the LENS FPC.

11
9
(6) Remove the solder in 5 locations. 6
(7) Remove the solder in 10 locations. 5 8
6
(8) Remove the TAPE GASKET.
4
(10) Pull off the BATTERY COVER MYLAR.
10
(11) Remove the MAIN PWB ASSY in the direction of the
arrow.
3
[Notes on Assembly]
(1) The wire harness is soldered with MAIN PWB ASSY
2
as shown in figure.
1
(Note that solder doesn't adhere to A point)
(2) Secure the wire harness by Bond. A
Bond: ZS00129-100 (No.1401C)
2-9
2-7. Removing the LENS CONST

(2) Remove the LENS CONST in the direction of the
arrow.
1
(3) Remove the solder in 1 location and remove the wire 3
harness.
2
[Notes on Assembly]
The wire harness is soldered with LENS CONST as
shown in figure.
2-10
2-8. Removing the BATTERY PWB ASSY and main capacitor

5
(2) Pull off the BATTERY SEAL.
3
(4) Remove the solder in 8 locations. 4
(5) Remove the BATTERY PWB ASSY. 4

(7) Remove the AF LED PWB ASSY and LED SILICONE.
(8) Peel off the CAP. MYLAR B. 9
(9) Remove the main capacitor in the direction of the
arrow.
6
[Notes on Assembly]
Coat the screws removed in step (6) with a screw locking
agent.
SCREW LOCK: ZS00136-100
2-11
2-9. Disassembling the FRONT COVER CONST
(1) Remove the screw (M1.7 x 3.0). 4

(2) Remove the STRAP RIGHT.
(6) Remove the MAIN FRAME.

3
(8) Remove the TRIPOD. 2
(10) Remove the LENS RING UNIT.
9
1
5 7
3
10
[Notes on Assembly]
Run the wire harnesses in the layout shown in the figure.
2-12

14
(12) Remove the HAND GRIP.
(14) Remove the BATTERY SPRING.
11
13
12
2-10. Installation locations for the SEALS, MYLARS, TAPES and

SPONGES
2-10-1. Attaching the KEY SHEET METAL MYLAR to the KEY FPC UNIT
• Affix the KEY SHEET METAL MYLAR as shown in the figure.
2-13
2-10-2. Attaching the TOP COVER MYLAR to the TOP FPC UNIT
• Affix the TOP COVER MYLAR as shown in the figure.
2-10-3. Attaching the FLASH DETECT WIRE MYLAR to the FLASH DETECT WIRE UNIT
• Affix the FLASH DETECT WIRE MYLAR as shown in

the figure.
2-10-4. Attaching the FLASH SPONGE to the TOP COVER
• Attaching the 2 FLASH SPONGES as shown in the

figure.
2-14
2-10-5. Attaching the CAP. MYLAR B to the MAIN FRAME
• Affix the CAP. MYLAR B as shown in the figure.
2-10-6. Attaching the CAP. MYLAR A and BATTERY SEAL to the BATTERY PWB ASSY
(1) Affix the CAP. MYLAR A as shown in the figure. 1

(2) Affix the BATTERY SEAL as shown in the figure.
2-10-7. Attaching the CAP. MYLAR A and EMI TAPE to the LCD
(1) Affix the CAP. MYLAR A as shown in the figure. 1

(2) Affix the 2 EMI TAPES as shown in the figure.
2-15
2-10-8. Attaching the TAPE GASKET, BATTERY COVER MYLAR and LENS FPC MYLAR to the
MAIN PWB ASSY
1
(1) Affix the TAPE GASKET as shown in the figure.
(2) Affix the BATTERY COVER MYLAR as shown in the
figure.
(3) Affix the LENS FPC MYLAR as shown in the figure.
3 2
2-10-9. Attaching the DUST PROOF SPONGE to the LENS RING
• Affix the DUST PROOF SPONGE so that it follows the

lip around the inside of the LENS RING, as shown in
the figure.
lip
2-16
2-10-10. Attaching the EMI TAPE to the LENS CONST
• Affix the 2 EMI TAPES as shown in the figure.
2-10-11. Attaching the BATTERY COVER SPONGE to the BATTERY COVER
• Affix the BATTERY COVER SPONGE as shown in the figure.
2-10-12. Attaching the LENS ESD TAPE to the MAIN PWB ASSY and LCD HOLDER
• Affix the LENS ESD TAPE as shown in the figure.
2-17
MEMO
2-18
FinePix S1500 Service Manual 3. Schematics
3. Schematics
3-1. Cautions
<Cautions when replacing parts>
• Do not reuse removed parts. Always use new parts.
• Note that the negative side of tantalum condensers is readily damaged by heat.
• Except for chemical condensers and tantalum condensers, voltage is not displayed on condensers with a voltage
resistance of 50V or less.
• Resistors not marked are 1/16W chip resistors.
• KΩ = 1000Ω, MΩ = 1000KΩ
• B characteristics of variable resistors and semi-fixed resistors are not displayed.
3-2. Basic Block Names and Functions

Part name Block name Function
CCD CCD BLOCK CCD Output (U100/U101)
MAIN PWB ASSY A/D BLOCK CCD Output A/D conversion (U502)
AUDIO BLOCK MIC/SPEAKER (U200)
DCDC BLOCK Power supply generation (U400)
MOTOR BLOCK Shutter/Iris/AF/Zoom drive (U601)
NOR FLASH BLOCK Program save (U100)
PROCESS BLOCK Image signal processing (U200), SDRAM (U100)
RTC BLOCK Clock generator (Y200)
OIS BLOCK Gyro (U700/U702)
FLASH FLASH BLOCK Flash
LCD UNIT LCD display
TOP FPC TOP FPC Upper key, Mode dial
KEY FPC KEY FPC Switch
OIS FPC OIS FPC OIS HALL (U1/U2)
3-1
3. Schematics FinePix S1500 Service Manual
3-3. Description of Main Block Functions

3-3-1. Technical Overview
Equipped with a 1/2.3-inch square-pixel interline CCD (total pixels 10.17 million pixels). Use memory card [SD-picture card].
Optical system featuring a new single-step retracting 12x zoom lens design
Features a new IC, which can do CCD processing (FLASH, AFE, A/D 3-int-1) AD19000, OS processing, Functions control,
Power control function (BD9739KN), TV enlarged output function.
Flash block module.
3-3-2. Explanation of each block

CCD block / CAM block
 The analog signals output from the CCD (1/2.3-inch square-pixel primary-color interline type (total pixels: 10.17 million
(ICX675EQP) ) undergo false color correction, adaptive interpolation, amplification (AGC) and signal mixing in the
"DI9000 (U502)" CCD signal processing IC. They are then converted (A/D) to 12-bit digital signals and sent to the DSP
system.
The "DI9000 (U502)" CCD signal processing IC also incorporates the V driver and H driver that drive the CCD.
OIS block
 The Gyro Sensor (IDG1123) calculates the correction value when it receives vibrations from the camera. Vibration force
received in the IC is converted to parallel voltage, which is then passed through the Microcontroller (LC898102A) where
it is processed. Simultaneously, the HALL Element (HGO 111) sends CCD position signals to the Microcontroller, where
the signal is converted to AD. The correction value is obtained when the Gyro and HALL signals undergo PID calculation.
The correction value is converted to ADA, then, using the BLT method the CCD is shifted to the correct position.
Motor block
 The DSP, which receives the command do signal from each operation system, control the motor drive IC "R2A30414NP
(U601)", and control the motor of AF/Shutter/Zoom/Iris.
Signal Process block

 Input data from CCD
The 12bit digital image data sent from the CCD/CAM block is sent to DSP of camera (inside the DRAM (64 M byte)),
which equals to 1 frame (3648 pix x 2736 pix) is temporarily stored. At the same time, the image data sent to DSP is
calculated in [Auto calculation block], to obtain the correct AE/AWB/AF. The data is sent to and temporarily stored in
SDRAM.
 Recording onto an SD-Picture card
The image data held in SDRAM U100 (CT48568126A-G4) is sent one DSP line at a time to the internal [signal
processing unit], which unpacks the data. This consists of "32-bit -> 10-bit conversion", "pre-processing such as digital
clamping, gamma correction and conversion of the R, G, and B channels from 10 bits to 8 bits", followed by "YC
processing of each of the 8-bit digital RGB signals where Y:Cb:Cr = 4:2:2". The Y, Cb and Cr 8-bit image data is then
sent to the internal buffer -- SDRAM.
The image data of Y/Cb/Cr each 8bit is sent to the inside buffer — SDRAM. [Inside buffer—SDRAM] change “each Y/Cb/
Cr signal of 8bit into the easily changed DCT pattern”. By the DSP [JPEG calculation compression] -> [Media controller]
->SDRAM, and last stored in the SD-Picture card.
 Playing back image data from an SD-Picture card
The compressed 8bit image data from the SD-Picture card is sent to it “SDRAM” -> DSP “MEDIA control section” ->
[DMAUNIT] -> [Inside DRAM (16Mbyte)] -> [Media controller] -> [JPEG calculation block] -> [Signal process block].
The imaging system adjustment data is stored by Flash ROM (U100).
LCD / EVF unit

 The digital signal from DSP system is sent to the drive IC of LCD unit, through the process block of LCD FPC to undergo
LCD drive and LCD panel adjustment control.
The signals processed by the DSP are also sent to the EVF.
3-2
DCDC BLOCK
 A power-supply circuit consisting primarily of a DCIC (U400) generates the power supplies shown below and supplies
the power to each block.
3V3M [DSP (U200), DI9000 (U502), FLASH ROM (U100), SDRAM (U100)], FLASH IC (U2),
MOTOR Drv (U601), SD Pictuer Card, TFT, Audio process IC (U200), Video process IC (U200)
1V8M DSP (U200)
LCD-LED+ Color TFT
LENS5V LENS DRIVER IC (U601)
CCDV13P CCD (U502)
CCDV7N5 CCD (U502)
3-3
MEMO
3-4
3-4. Block Diagram
MAIN PWB ASSY
CCD FPC Power IC 1V -7.5V EVF 3.3V

BD9739 1.8V 3.5V 5V
SONY CCD 13V 3.3V ELC6001009
ICX675 -7.5V 5V
13V
13V
ADI -7.5V
ADDI9000 LCD
38Mhz 3.3V 3.3V
6.4V
A027DN01 VB
DSP
Motor driver 5V
ZORAN C10S
RA30414NP
OIS system
1.8V
2 in 1
3.3V LC898102A
(DDR + NAND) 9.8Mhz
3.3V
CT48568126A-G4
3.3V
3.3V 1.8V
12Mhz GYRO sensor
1.1V 3.3V
SD CARD Slot
IDG1123
32.768Khz
(RTC)
MIC
Flash OIS FPC

RT9594
Battery board TOP FPC
3-5
3-5. Overall connection Diagram
FLASH
3-6
3-6. Circuit Diagrams
3-6-1. CCD BLOCK
CCDV13P
CCDV7N5
J100
1 2
CCDV13P 1 2
CCDV13P 3 3 4
4 CCDV13P
CCDV7N5 5 5 6
6 CCDV7N5
7 8
C102 C103 7 8
0.01uF/25V/0402 0.01uF/25V/0402
V13_1 9 9 10
10 V14_1
V12_1 11 11 12
12 V11_1
R100 R101 R102 R103 V4_1 13
13 14
14 V6B_1
120K270K 270K470K V6A_1 15 15 16
16 V8_1
22
U100 V3_1 17 18 V5B_1
2
17 18
V1_1 6
V5A_1 19 19 20
20 V7_1
V1A V2_1 21 22 V1_1
VL
VDD
V2_1 7 21 22
V7_1 8
V1B C104 V17_1 23 23 24
24 V10_1
V5A_1 9
V2
0.01uF/25V/0402
V16_1 25 25 26
26 V15_1
V3A 27 28 SUB
3
V5B_1 10 ICX675EQP U101 27 28
V3_1 12
V3B 29
29 30
30 H2
V3C H2 31 32
VCC
ISF0
ISF1
IDRV0
IDRV1
V8_1 13 31 32
V6A_1 14
V4 H1 33
33 34
34 H1
V6B_1 15
V5A 35
35 36
36 HL
V4_1 16
V5B
21 10 CXA3741 HL 37
37 38
38
V5C VO IN 39 40 SUB_CONT
V11_1 17 14 CCD_IN 39 40
V12_1 18
V6S1 OUT BUFF_CTL_1 41 41 42
42
V13_1 20
V6S2
8 1
43
43 44
44 RG
V14_1 19
VST1
12
NC SFCNT
16
RG 45
45 46
46
VST2 NC DRVCNT 47 48 CCD_IN
V15_1 39 13 47 48
V16_1 40
VHLD1 NC CCD_IN 49 49 50
50
GND
GND
GND
GND
VHLD2 51
V17_1 4 C105 51
LV
V10_1 3
VOG
0.1uF/25V/0603 CCD Connect
29
Csub
11
15
4
9
30
SUB_CONT
HL 35
LH1
H1 36
H1
11
NC
H2 37
H2 NC
23
C106 25
NC
0.1uF/25V/0603 31
NC
RG 24
RG NC
32
SUB 1
SUB NC
33
34
NC
AGND
AGND
VGND
HGND
38
R104 NC
1M C107
2200pF/50/0402
26
27
28
BUFF_CTL_1
SUB_CONT
3-7
3-6-2. A/D BLOCK
R510
CN502 1
390K/5% /0402
2
NC-22PF/50V
2
Q500
J500
R509
AVDD
10K/5% /0402
1 1 2
4
8
4
8
4
8
1 1 EMT3C22TL VL 3 3 4
4 VL
VL SC-75 VH 5 5 6 VH
DRVDD 7 7 8
8
CN501 CN503 V15 9 10 V16
VH 9 10
NC-22PF/50V NC-22PF/50V V10 11 12 V17
3
RGVDD 11 12
R511 V1 13 13 14
14 V2
HVDD
24K/5% /0402 V7 15 15 16
16 V5A
1
3
5
7
1
3
5
7
1
3
5
7
1 SUB_CONT
V5B 17 17 18
18 V3
C539 V8 19 20 V6A
19 20
100PF/50V V6B 21 21 22
22 V4
G1
C9
23 24
A7
A6
A5
A3
F1
X7R/0402 V11
J1
J8
J9
R512 V12
23 24
V14 25 25 26
26 V13
2
10K/5% /0402
VLL
AVDD
RGVDD
27 28
HVDD
VL
DVDD
Q501
VH1
VH2
TCVDD
DRVDD
BUFF_CTL
1 2 1 27 28
EMT3C22TL SUB_CONT 29 29 30
30 SUB
SC-75 31 31 32
32
CCD_IN 33 33 34
34 CCD_IN
CCD_IN C525 0.1UF/25V /X7R/0603A4
35 35 36
36
3
1 2
CCD_IN RG 37 38 RG
D0 D7 1 CCD0 37 38
D8 RN502 R513 39 39 40
40 HL
D1 5 CCD1
C511 0.1UF/16V /X7R/0402 D9 68R/5% 11K/5% /0402
HL 41 41 42
42
D2 3 CCD2
2 1 A2 E7 8P4R/0402 1 2 43 43 44
44 H1
REFT D3 7 CCD3
2 A1 E8
H1 45 45 46
46
REFB D4 3 CCD4
RN500 47 48
2
H2
D5 E9 1 CCD5 47 48
C500
F7 CCD6 68R/5% VSUB1 R514 H2 49 49 50
50
0.1UF/16V /X7R/0402 5
D6 8P4R/0402 51
D7 F8 7 CCD7 VSUB2 10K/5% /0402 Q502 51
F9 1 2 CCD8 VSUB3 1 1 EMT3C22TL
D8 SC-75 CCDFPC_51PIN
TP515
1SPCLK C1 SCK D9 G9 3 4 CCD9 RN501
1SPDATA C2 G8 5 6 CCD10 68R/5%
TP500 SDI D10 8P4R/0402
1AFEVAL B1 SL D11 G7 7 CCD11
TP501
H8
3
DCLK
C3 PCLK_IN
VD
C513 HD D3 VD 1
TP504
15PF/50V 1TGVAL D1 RSTB/SYNC HD 1
COG/0402 Y500 TP502
A9 H1_IN
TP505
2 38MHZ/32X25 H1
H2 A8 H2_IN
H3 B9 H1_IN
C5 CLI H4 B8 H2_IN
2
HL B7 R521 FBMA-10-100505-260T /0402 HL
2 1
RG B6 R522 FBMA-10-100505-260T /0402 RG
1 4 C4
C512 CLO
1
1
15PF/50V R517
COG/0402 C537 C538
NC
0402 33PF/50V 33PF/50V/0402
R518 /0402
1
2
2
220R/5%/0402
SUBCK H7
2 1 1 TP550
LC500 LC501 LC503
1 2 0R/5%/0603 0R/5%/0603 0R/5%/0603
C520 1UF/25V
J2 V1
X5R/0603 1SS400PT H1_IN H1 H2_IN H2 PCLK_IN PCLK
V1 SDO-523
V2 J3 V2 CCDV13P
D500
V3 G3 V3
V4 F3 V4
G4 V5A
U502
V5A SUB
V5B H3 V5B 1
J4 V6A
1
V6A C521
1
G5
1
V6B V6B 0.047UF/25V
H4 V7 X7R/0603
ADDI9000
V7
J5 V8 R520 C534
V8 R508
G6 1M/5% 2200PF/50V
V9 100K/5% R500 R502
H5 V10
V10 0402 0R/5%/0603
2
J6 V11 0R/5% /0603 VH 1 2 CCDV13P
V11 3V3M 1 DRVDD
H6
1
V12 V12
1
J7
1
V13 V13
C526 C535
V14 E3 V14 C522 C515
H2 V15 C528 C523 C502 C514
0.1UF/16V 0.1UF/16V 10UF/16V 10UF/16V
V15 4.7UF/6.3V 0.1UF/16V 0.1UF/16V
H1 G2 V16 10UF/6.3V X7R/0402 X7R/0402 XR5/0805 XR5/0805
VM V16 X7R/0402 X7R/0402
X5R/0603
2
H9 F2 V17 X5R/0603
2
VMM V17
2
2
GPO3 E1 F_TRIGGER 1
D2 1
TP517 R501
GPO2 TP555 0R/5% /0603
GPO1 B3 BUFF_CTL1 1 2 RGVDD
TP516
R503
1
1
VL 0R/5% /0603
1 CCDV7N5
C503
C524
1
0.1UF/16V
4.7UF/6.3V X7R/0402 C501
C517
X5R/0603 C508
2
0.1UF/16V 10UF/16V
0.1UF/16V
3V3M X7R/0402 X7R/0402 X5R/0805
2
CCD_GND
1
C532
RGVSS
DRVSS
TCVSS
HVSS
DVSS
AVSS
R505
1UF/6.3V
NC-0R/5% /0402
X5R/0402 1
2
C7
C6
C8
E2
B4
B2
B5
1 6 AVDD
IN OUT
2 5
1
1
GND NC
3 4
R515 CE SS
C518 C509
10K/5% C505
0402 U500 22UF/6.3V
0.1UF/16V
1
X5R/0805 0.1UF/16V
LD6911_GU30 X7R/0402
2
C504 X7R/0402
0.022UF/16V
X7R/0402
2
R506
NC-0R/5% /0402
1 2
3V3M 1 6 HVDD
IN OUT
2 5
1
GND NC
C533 3 4
CE SS C536 C519
1UF/6.3V 10UF/6.3V 10UF/6.3V
C510
X5R/0402 U501 X5R/0603 X5R/0603
1
0.1UF/16V
RT9029-30GU5
C506 X7R/0402 X7R/0402
2
2
0.022UF/16V
X7R/0402
R516
3V3M 1 2
10K/5% /0402
3-8
3-6-3. AUDIO BLOCK
CON305 CON306
VCOM 1
22
22 EVF_C2V5 LCD_CS 2
VCOM
21 TP312 CS
21 SDATA 3
1
20 EVF_RESET SCLK
SDA
20 TP317 4
19 EVF_CLK SCL
1
19 LCD_HSYNC 5
18 LCD_HSYNC LCD_VSYNC
HSYNC
18 TP318 6
17 LCD_VSYNC VSYNC
1
17 TP319 LCD_CLK1 7
DCLK
16
1
16 R321 LCD_D7 8
15 LCD_D0 LCD_D6
D7
15 TP320 10K/5% 9
14 LCD_D1 D6
1
/0402 LCD_D5
14 TP321 R307 10K/5%/0402 10
13 LCD_D2 D5
1
13 TP322 U300 LCD_D4 11
12 LCD_D3 D4
1
12 TP323 LCD_D3 12
11 EVF_5V D3
1
NC-0R/5% /0603
1
11
R300 LCD_D2 13
10 LCD_D4 R309 0R/5%/0402 LCD_D1
D2
10 TP324 EVF_CLK 1 6 EVFPWR_CTL 1 14
9 LCD_D5 B1 S D1
1
9 TP325 LCD_D0 15
8 LCD_D6 TP315 D0
1
8 TP326 2 5 16
1
7 LCD_D7 1
GND VCC 3V3M

1
GND
7 TP327 IN OUT 6 17
6 SDATA 3V3M VDD
1
6 TP328 LCD_CLK1 3 4 LCD_CLK 2 5 C320 4.7UF/6.3V /X5R/0603 18

5 B0 A GND NC DVDD
1
5 TP300 3 4 2 C315 2.2UF/10V /X5R/0603 19

CE SS
1
4 SCLK R310 2 1
V1
4 TP329 TP313 C302 20
1
3 EVF_CS 0R/5%/0402 V2
1
1
3 TP330 1UF/6.3V C316 2.2UF/10V /X5R/0603 21
2 X5R/0402 U302 V3
1
2 1 22
1 EVF_5V C335 SN74LVC1G3157DCKR LD6911_GU31 C310 V4
1 NC-0.022UF/16V C334 C311 C321 4.7UF/10V /X5R/0603 23
VDD2
2
NC-33PF/50V /X7R/0402 10UF/10V 2 1 C328
0.1UF/10V 2.2UF/16V/X5R/0603 24
V5
2
X5R/0805 X7R/0402 1
FH34-22S-0.5SH 25
2
R317 V6
C329 4.7UF/16V/X5R/0805 26
100K/5% 1 2
VDD3
C330
1 4.7UF/25V/X5R/0805 27
0402 VDD5
TP314 LCDPWR_CTL C331 2.2UF/16V/X5R/0805 28
1
V7
1
29
V8
C332 4.7UF/25V/X5R/0805 30
VGH
C333 4.7UF/16V/X5R/0805 31
1
VGL
32
AGND
VCOM C322 4.7UF/10V /X5R/0603 33
FRP
2 34
COMDC
C323 4.7UF/10V /X5R/0603 35
TP316 2 1 R304
VCAC
10K/5% /0402 36
1
L301 10UH DRV

1 D300 EVF_5V 1 2 LCD_LED+ 37
3V3M TP310 VLED
LCD_LED- 38
2
1
CH511H-30PT
R312 TP311 VCOM 39
FB
1
SOD-323 0R/5% VCOM1
2
C324
4.7UF/6.3V
X5R/0603 FH23-39S-03SHW
R301
1
499K/1%
0402
1
C326
C319 10UF/10V
1UF/10V X5R/0805
1
X5R/0603
2
U301
VDD
R302
EXT
2
TP301 160K/1%
1
EVFPWR_CTL 1
CE LX
4 0402
6
FB
GND
1
3
RT9266-PE CON303
1
1 VDDPWR 1
2
2
PAD310
MTXD 3 AFLED_CTL 1
3 PAD309
MRXD 4
4 STATUS_RLED1
5 PAD305
1 5 STATUS_GLED1
6 PAD307
1 2 6
OIS_PDMODE0 7 F_CHARGE 1
3V3M 2 3V3M 3 7
PAD301
OIS_PDMODE1 8
BM03B-ACHSS-GAN-TF 3V3M 3 3V3M 4 8 F_READY 1
20071225 VDDPWR 5
9 PAD300
1 6 EVF_C2V5 VDDPWR 4 9
F_TRIGGER 1
3V3M IN OUT 3V3M 1 TP309 PWR0N2 6
10
PAD302
2 5 FOCUS_KEY 5 10
1
GND NC TP302 RXD 11
3V3M 1
1
3 4 FLASH_DET 2 SHUTTER_KEY KEY_AD1 7 11
1
6
CE SS TP331 TP305 TXD 12 PAD303
MODEDIALSW KEY_AD1 8 12 DCVIN 1
1
7
1
C303 3 FA15
TP308
1
13 PAD308
1UF/6.3V KEY_AD2 8 9 13
1
X5R/0402 U303 TP306 FA13 14 1
PWR_SW_ON 9 10 14 PAD306
1
LD6911_GU25 C300 TP307 FA19 15
15
0.022UF/16V 10
1
C327 C301
D305 FA16 16 1
2
16
X7R/0402 10UF/10V 0.1UF/10V
MSL1005NX05100 FLASH_DET Connector FH33-10S-05SHW FA17 17 PAD315
X5R/0805 X7R/0402 17
FH33-10S-05SHW FA14
2
R303 0402 18
18
3V3M 19
100K/5%
TOP_FPC Connector KEY_FPC Connector 3V3M 20
19
ESD_GND
2
EVFPWR_CTL 0402 20
21
21
FH23-21S-03SHW
Debug Connector SPKRN
PAD311
SPKRP
PAD312
C337
C314
2 22PF/50V
1 /COG/0402 1UF/10V
R328
X5R/0402
1.8K/5% /0402
LINEOUT 2 LINEOUT-1 R314
L302 3V3M
VIDEO_OUT TV_OUT
1
1 7.5K/5%/0402
1
C336
1
1.8UH/L2012 /0805
1
4700PF/50V C318 C317

C313 X7R/0402 2.2UF/10V R316 2.2UF/10V
270PF/50V C312
R305 X5R/0603 1K/5% X5R/0603
330PF/50V
75R/1% COG/0402 0402
X7R/0402
2
C304
2
0402
0.1UF/10V
2
X5R/0402
C308 MIC
J300 1
PAD313
2
MSL1005NX05100 /0402
2 1
1
TV_OUT R325 0R/5%/0603
2 C307
L300 C309 LINEOUT-1 1 2 C325
3 0.1UF/10V
1 TV_DET_N R327
NC-0R/5%/0603
USB_DP 4 3 MSL1005NX05100 /0402
4
1 2
0402 33UF/10V/TCTAL1A336M
5 NC-0R/5%
/0603
2
6
R326
USB_DN 1 2 1
7 MIC_N 1C305 0.1UF/10V /X5R/0402
PAD314
R313 8
USB_VBUS1 1 USB_VBUS
R41-8702 ESD_GND
1
GTHW2012PE-900T 1K/5% /0402

1
1
D302 D303 D301

D304
NC-MHS1608OF30003 NC-MHS1608OF30003 C306 NC-MHS1608OF30003 R315
0603 0603 0.1UF/10V 0603 MSL1005NX05100 1.1K/5% /0402
X5R/0402
0402
2
2
2
2
0R/5% /0603
R324
1
ESD_GND
3-9
3-6-4. DCDC BLOCK
3
1
DCVIN
5V LEN5VS
C449 Q406 1
10UF/10V AO3419
X5R/0805 SOT-23
3
DDR1V8S
1
1
L405 10UH
1
DDRPWR Q408
C421 R440
0.1UF/10V AO3419
1
1M/5%
X7R/0402 0402
1
C450 C451
1
2
10UF/10V 10UF/10V
C454 C455
1
2
1
X5R/0805 X5R/0805
R456 D405 10UF/10V 10UF/10V
2
R443 CH551H-30PT
C422 Q405
X5R/0805 X5R/0805
2
3K/5% 80.6K/1%
2
120PF/50V SOD-323 NC-AO3418 1
1
0402 0402
2
SOT-23
2
X7R/0402
R441
3
100K/5%
R400 0R/5% /0603 0402
2
DDR1V8 1 2 DDR1V8S
R401 0R/5% /0603

1
3V3M 1 3V3MS
R444
R442 C423 1 2
R402 0R/5% /0603
100K/1% 1
2.1K/1%/0402
CORE1V 1 2 CORE1VS
0402 2200PF/50V C429
X7R/0402 R403 0R/5% /0603 1UF/25V /X5R/0603 MOTPWR_CTL
CCDV13P CCDV13PS
1 DDRPWR Q402
1
R404 0R/5% /0603
DDTC143EE-7-F
CCDV7N5 1 2 CCDV7N5S SC-75
3V3MS
R405 0R/5% /0603
L403
LENS5V 1 LEN5VS
4.7UH
1
1
2 3 D408 D403
1
2 1 5V
1
DCVIN CH511H-30PT
R412 DCVIN C447 CH511H-30PT
1
1M/5% R409 4.7UF/10V C428

C404 C403 1UF/25V
Q407 0402 124K/1% C453 X5R/0603
1
AO3419 0402 X5R/0603
1
22UF/10V
0.1UF/10V 120PF/50V X5R/1206
2
X7R/0402 D404
X7R/0402
1
CH511H-30PT
2
2
C448
C430 10UF/10V
2
5V
1
22UF/6.3V X5R/0805
X5R/0805 R411 DCVIN CCDV7N5S DCVIN
20080918
100K/5% 10UF/10V
1
D402
2
C452 X5R/0805 5V
2
0402 L400 4.7UH

R410 1 D401
56K/1% R408
1
3 2 1
1
C402
61
54
59
29
64
14
0402 1 Q409
1
PCBCLASS=PWR
1
1
1
CH511H-30PT
1
CH511H-30PT
4.53K/1% /0402 AO3419 C444 22UF/16V/TCTAL1A226M
1
NC-560PF/50V C443 SOD-323
2
1
X7R/0402 10UF/10V
L406 22UH R437 C446
55 1 R438 0R/5% C456 Q403
OUT1M X5R/0805 C442 L401 10UF/10V
1
VCC
PVCCH
1
PVCCL
UDSEL1
UDSEL5
PVCC
1
VBAT
C401 56 73.2K/1% 0402
AO3418
OUT1S 22UF/10V SOT-23 X5R/0805
0402 4.7UH
2
3300PF/50V 27 X5R/0805 NC-0.01UF/25V R439
INV1 C420
R4060R/5% /0402 X7R/0402 X7R/0402 124K/1%
2
PWR_ENB 26 220PF/50V
2
3
FB1 0402
2
1
1 2
Q401 31 52 X7R/0402
2
SWOUT1 OUT5
DDTC143EE-7-F 0.01UF/25V TP400 60
OUTB1 NON5
44 C419
1
C400 SC-75 X7R/0402 1 28 45 1000PF/50V/X7R/0402 330PF/50V
NC SS1 INV5
C405
1
DCVIN 46 C418 R436 X7R/0402
0402 FB5 1 1 VREF1 R435 9.76K/1% /0402
C431 10UF/10V/X5R/0805 4 43 7.5K/1% /0402
1 2 DRAIN2H DTC5 1 2
CORE1VS 5 C417 0.1UF/10V /X7R/0402
2
DRAIN2H1 1
6 2
L407 4.7UH DRAIN2L SWIN6 TP401 5.1K/1% /0402
7 53 1 C416 R432
DRAIN2L1 OUT6
1
23 40 1 1
1
1
1
INV2 INV6
1
C433 24 41 2200PF/50V/X7R/0402
FB2 FB6
0.047UF/10V 3
C434 R413 R414 C406 SWOUT6 TP402 R433
10UF/6.3V X7R/0402 25 1 R407
1K/5% 10K/1% SS23 L404 10UH 30.9K/1%
X5R/0603 1 9 62 D407 1 R458 0R/5% /0603
0402 NC
22UF/6.3V 0402 0402 D406 PGND23 SWIN7 3V3M
1
2
1
X5R/0805 DCVIN 8 58 OUT7B
1
CH511H-30PT PGND23_1 OUT7B
1
37 LCD_LED- CH551H-30PT
2
INV7I
1
C437 10UF/10V/X5R/0805 12 38 7.5R/1% /0402 C440

U400 R431
2
2 DRAIN3H INV7V R434 C415 C439

1 13 39 220PF/50V 110K/1% 10UF/10V
DRAIN3H1 FB7 1 10UF/10V
C407 X7R/0402 0402 X5R/0805
10 BD9739KN 36 X5R/0805
120PF/50V DRAIN3L NOV7
2
C408 11 63 LCD_LED+
X7R/0402 LENS_V_SW
2
R416 DRAIN3L1 SWOUT7
2
1 22 C441 10UF/10V /X5R/0805
1 2
470PF/50V 7.32K/1% /0402 INV3
15 1
Q400
2
21 OUT7B
X7R/0402 FB3 STB1 NC-DDTC143EE-7-F
1
2200PF/50V/X7R/0402
4.7K/1% /0402 SC-75
D400 16 C414 R423
L402 22UH STB23 1 1 R430 39.2K/1% /0402
R415 1 SWIN4 50
DCVIN SWIN4
2
1
1M/1% OUT4 51 17 1 2
OUT4 STB4 R422 75K/5%/0402
0402 CH551H-30PT 48 18
C435 INV4 STB5 1 2
10UF/10V 47 19 C413 NC /0402
C436 FB4 STB6
X5R/0805 1 OUT4 49 20 1
10UF/16V CCDV13PS SWOUT4 STB7
R424 1K/5%/0402
D409
2
R426 100K/1% /0402 R427 10K/1% /0402 R429 5.1K/1% /0402

X5R/0805 D410
1
1
Q404 LCDBL_CTL
2
2
2
AO3418 1 1 2 1 1 2 1
VREGA
3
C438
1
C457
PGND
1
VREF
GND
NC-1N4448HWT-7-F /SOD-523
SCP
1SS400PT
CT
RT
1
NC-0.01UF/25V 10UF/16V R421 150K/5% /0402 SDO-523
SWIN4 1 PWR_ENB R425
X7R/0402 X5R/0805 R428
1
1 TP403 9.1K/1%
2
C427
2
1 100K/1%
2
C412 0402 1UF/10V 0402

1
33
34
32
42
57
30
35
R417 0.1UF/10V X5R/0603

C409 160K/1% VREF1 X7R/0402
1
220PF/50V 0402 CCDV13P_CTL

1
2
TP404
1
X7R/0402 CCDV7N5_CTL 1
C425 TP405
2
C411 R420 1
C424 C426
2
11K/5%
2
180PF/50V 1UF/10V LCDBLPWR_CTL

0402 TP406
X7R/0402 1UF/10V X5R/0603 1UF/10V 1
1
X5R/0603 X5R/0603
2
R419
R418 1 2 C410
1
13.3K/1%
0402 NC-169R/1%
0.01UF/25V
X7R/0402
2
R459
680R/1%
1
20080918
3-10
3-6-5. MOTOR BLOCK
3V3M
1
C604
0.1UF/10V
X7R/0402
LENS_STBY
47
24
U601
DGND
RESET
VCC
LENS_MCK 28
16 LENS5V
OSCIN VM12_1
26
LENS_SCLK 20
SCLK VM12_2
25
1
LENS_SDATA 15 FOCUS_STM_A
SDAT OUT1A
C600
LENS_CS
27
17 FOCUS_STM_A- 10UF/10V D601
CS OUT1B X5R/0805 MMPZ5232BPT
SOD-323 3V3M
19 FOCUS_STM_B
34 OUT2A
ZM_PI R611 0R/5%/0402
IN1/CPOUT
CON600
1
21 FOCUS_STM_B-
35 OUT2B
ZPI R610 0R/5%/0402 1 3V3M
IN2/MOB56/CPIN
18 2
36 PGND12
LENS_IN3 3
IN3/CPOUT
MGND MGND 4
37 5
LENS_IN4 41
IN4/EXT56 VM34_1 LENS5V
6
38
LENS_IN5 45 7
IN5 VM34_2
R604
8 1R603 150R/5% /0402
39
1
LENS_IN6 42 IRIS1 1 2 ZM_PR 9
IN6 OUT3A
C601 30K/5% /0402 10 ZPRSW
40 IRIS2 10UF/10V IRIS1 11
22 OUT3B X5R/0805
LENS_MOB12 12 IRIS2
MOB12
46 IRIS3 IRIS3 13
23 OUT4A
14 IRIS4
MOB2
44 IRIS4 SHUTTER_01 15
12 OUT4B
SHUTTER_01 16 SHUTTER_01
MOB3
1
43 SHUTTER_02 17
13 PGND34
LENS_EXT 18 SHUTTER_02
EXT C603
MGND NC 19
MGND
3 0402 20 1R605 150R/5%
2 /0402
14 VM56_1 LENS5V R606
FPISW SHUTTER_02 1 ZPI 21
PI1
7 22 ZPISW
48 VM56_2 12K/5% /0402
ZPRSW ZOOM_DC+ 23
PI2
11 ZOOM_DC+ 24 ZOOM_DC+
2 VM56_3
1
ZPISW ZOOM_DC- 25
PI3
6 ZOOM_DC+ 26 ZOOM_DC-
OUT5A C602
NC FOCUS_STM_A 27
29 0402 28
LENS5V 4 ZOOM_DC- FOCUS_STM_B
VM7_1 OUT5B
ZOOM_DC- FOCUS_STM_A- 29
33
5 30 FOCUS_STM_B-
VM7_2 PGND5 MGND
31
30
SHUTTER_01 R608 32 LENS_TEMP
OUT7A 12K/5% /0402
10 1 2 FM_PI 33
32 OUT6A
SHUTTER_02 34 FPISW
OUT7B R609
8 R612 1 35 R607
31 OUT6B
1 2
MGND RNF7 1 150R/5% /0402 10K/5%
R602 9 1 0402
PGND6/RNF6 MGND
1R/1%
R601 0R/5% CF30352D0RA
0603
1R/1%
0603
R2A30414NP
MGND
3-11
3-6-6. NOR FLASH BLOCK
DDR1V8
1
1
C107 C109 C108 C110 C104
C115
0.1UF/10V 0.1UF/10V 0.1UF/10V 0.1UF/10V 100PF/50V
4.7UF/10V
X7R/0402 X7R/0402 X7R/0402 X7R/0402 X7R/0402
X5R/0603
2
R121 33R/5% /0402 DDRD15
R122 33R/5% /0402 DDRD14
R123 33R/5% /0402 DDRD13
R124 33R/5% /0402 DDRD12
DDR1V8
1
C113
M10
G10
G11
C10
H11
A10
E10
E11
F11
L10
J10
J11
M2
G2
G4
G8
R2
C2
C4
C8
H1
1
A2
E2
K2
A3
E3
F1
L1
L2
J2
J1
0.1UF/10V
R115 X7R/0402 PCBCLASS=PWR
10K/1% /0402
R125 33R/5% /0402 DDRD11
NC
NC13
NC1
NC2
NC3
NC4
NC5
NC6
NC7
NC14
NC19
NC8
NC9
NC10
NC11
DR2_VDDQ
DR2_VDDQ1
DR2_VDDQ2
DR2_VDDQ3
DR2_VDDQ4
DR2_VDDQ5
DR2_VDDQ6
DR2_VDDQ7
DR2_VDDQ8
DR2_VDDQ9
DR2_VDD1
DR2_VDDL
DR2_VDD
DR2_VDD2
DR2_VDD3
DR2_VDD4
1
R126 33R/5% /0402 DDRD10
2
R127 33R/5% /0402 DDRD9
DDR_VREF C117
2
R128 33R/5% /0402 DDRD8 1UF/10V
X5R/0603
DDR_BA1
1
L4 B10
DR2_BA01 DR2_DQ15
DDR_BA0 L3 B2
2
DR2_BA00 DR2_DQ14
DR2_DQ13
D10
R114 C112
D2
DR2_DQ12 10K/1% /0402 0.1UF/10V
DDRA12 R3 D4
DDRA11 P8
DR2_ADR12 DR2_DQ11
D8
X7R/0402
DR2_ADR11 DR2_DQ10 R130 33R/5% /0402 DDRD7
DDRA10 M3 C3
2
DDRA9
2
P4 C9
DDRA8 P9 F10
DDRA7 P3
DR2_ADR07 DR2_DQ06
F2
DDRA6 N8
DR2_ADR06 DR2_DQ05
H10
DDRA5 N4
DR2_ADR05 DR2_DQ04
H2
DDRA4 N9
DR2_ADR04 DR2_DQ03
H4 R134 33R/5% /0402 DDRD3
DDRA3 N3
DR2_ADR03 DR2_DQ02
H8 R135 33R/5% /0402 DDRD2
DDRA2 M8
DR2_ADR02 DR2_DQ01
G3 R136 33R/5% /0402 DDRD1
DDRA1 M4
DR2_ADR01 DR2_DQ00
G9 R137 33R/5% /0402 DDRD0
DDRA0 M9
DR2_ADR00
DR2_ODT
K10 R109
DDR1V8
DDR_CLKN K9 10K/1%
DDR_CLKP J9
DR2_CLK
DR2_CLK U100 0402
R11 FD7
NAF_DQ07 TP105
DDR_CKEN K3 P11 FD6
1
DR2_CKE NAF_DQ06 R110
DDR_CS
DDR_WE
L9
DR2_CS CT48568126A-G4 NAF_DQ05
N11 FD5
FD4
10K/1%
K4
DR2_WE NAF_DQ04
M11 0402 NC-0R/5% /0402
DDR_RAS K8
DR2_RAS NAF_DQ03
M1 FD3 R150
DDR_CAS L8
DR2_CAS NAF_DQ02
N1 FD2 3V3M
NAF_DQ01
P1 FD1
R1 FD0
NAF_DQ00 TP104 SD_VCC
DDR_LDM F4 3 2
1
DR2_DQM00
1
1
1
DDR_UDM B4 L11 NAF_PRE
DR2_DQM01 NAF_PRE TP101
1
DDR_UDQS_N A9 D1 NF_CLE C118 C100
1
DR2_DQS01 NAF_CLE 10UF/10V
DDR_UDQS B8 C11 NF_CE C119 R117 Q101 0.1UF/10V
DR2_DQS01 NAF_CE TP102 0.1UF/10V X5R/0805 X7R/0402
DDR_LDQS_N NF_ALE 1M/5% AO3419
1
E9 C1
1
DR2_DQS00 NAF_ALE X7R/0402 0402 SOT-23
DDR_LDQS F8 B11 NF_RE
DR2_DQS00 NAF_RE TP103
2
2
B1 NF_WE
1
NAF_WE
2
NAF_RYBY
A11 NF_RB
2
DDR_VREF J3
DR2_VREF NAF_WP
A1 NF_WP-
1
DR2_VSSQ1
DR2_VSSQ2
DR2_VSSQ3
DR2_VSSQ4
DR2_VSSQ5
DR2_VSSQ6
DR2_VSSQ7
DR2_VSSQ8
DR2_VSSQ9
DR2_VSSQ
NAF_VCC1
DR2_VSS1
DR2_VSS2
DR2_VSS3
DR2_VSS4
DR2_VSSL
NAF_VSS1
NAF_VCC
DR2_VSS
NAF_VSS
R101 R102 R118
10K/5% 10K/5%
NC18
NC17
NC16
NC20
NC15
NC12
100K/5%
0402 0402 0402
2
F3
F9
N2
D3
D9
H3
H9
R10
R9
R8
N10
R4
D11
3V3M
A4
E4
J4
P10
A8
B3
B9
E8
J8
P2
E1
K1
1 K11
J101
NF_3.3V
3V3M
3
SD_D2-1 9
1
1 2
1 L100 SD_D3-1 1
DATA2
C116 0R/5% CD/DATA3
C106
SD_PWR_ON SD_CMD-1 2
C105 4.7UF/6.3V 0603 1 CMD
0.1UF/10V 0.1UF/10V X5R/0603 R140 0R/5% /0603 3
X7R/0402 VSS1
X7R/0402 Q100 4
SD_VCC VDD
SD_CLK1 5
2
2
2
CLK
2
CHDTA143EEPT R141 0R/5% /0603 6
VSS2
SC-75 SD_D0-1 7
DATA0
SD_D1-1 8
DATA1
SD_WP 10
WP
SD_CD_N 11
CD
R108 0R/5%/0402 12
CD/WP
LC100 LC101
68R/5%/0603 68R/5%/0603
NF_3.3V SD_CMD 1 2 SD_CMD-1 SD_D0 1 2 SD_D0-1

C124 C125 C126 C127
R111 39PF/50V
33K/5% /0402 NC-10PF/50V NC-10PF/50V 39PF/50V
2 /0402 /0402
3 4 3 4
1
U101 R113 R112
0R/5% /0402 NC-0R/5% /0402
5 1 NF_WP- NF_WP
C111 VDD VOUT 1 2 1 2
1
0.1UF/10V
X7R/0402 2
SUB
LC102 LC103 LC104
4 3 R142 33K/5% /0402 SD_CMD 68R/5%/0603 68R/5% /0603 68R/5% /0603
GND NC
2
SD_VCC
R144 33K/5% /0402 SD_WP SD_D1 1 2 SD_D1-1 SD_D2 1 2 SD_D2-1 SD_D3 1 2 SD_D3-1
BD4830FVE 3V3M R145 33K/5% /0402 SD_CD_N
C128 C129 C130 C131 C132 C133
R146 33K/5% /0402 SD_D2 NC-10PF/50V 39PF/50V NC-10PF/50V 56PF/50V NC-10PF/50V 39PF/50V
R147 33K/5% /0402 SD_D3 /0402 /0402 /0402
SD_VCC R148 33K/5% /0402 SD_D0 3 4 3 4 3 4
R149 33K/5%/0402 SD_D1
3-12
3-6-7. PROCESS BLOCK
LCD_D7
LCD_D6
LCD_D5
LCD_D4
LCD_D3
LCD_D2
LCD_D1
LCD_D0
LCD_D3
LCD_D1
LCD_D7
LCD_D6
LCD_D5
LCD_D4
LCD_D2
LCD_D0
6
4
8
2
6
4
2
8
CN201 CN200
TP216
TP213
TP214
TP217
39PF/50V
TP259
TP241
39PF/50V
6
4
8
2
6
4
2
8
COG/8P4C-0402 COG/8P4C-0402 3V3M
2
C221
1 1 1
1
1 1
1
NC-33PF/50V/0603
1
3
5
7
1
3
5
7
C226
0R/5% /0402
68R/5% /8P4R/0402
68R/5% /8P4R/0402
R213 1UF/10V
5
RN200 3
7
1
5
RN201 3
1
7
1
LCD_CLK 33R/5% /0603 X5R/0402
1 2
OISPWR_CTL
2
R274
RESET_OIS
TP208
TP218
TP219
TP221
TP222
TP223
TP220
TP249
LENS_IN4
LENS_IN3
LENS_SCLK 0R/5%/0402
SHUTTER_KEY
LCD_VSYNC
FOCUS_KEY
LCD_HSYNC 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
SDATA
0R/5% /0402
0R/5% /0402
0R/5% /0402
0R/5% /0402
SCLK
FRESCE2
FA10
FEXTCE1
R269
FA19
FA18
FA17
FA16
FA15
FA14
FA13
FA12
R233 33K/5%/0402 LCD_CS
3V3M 1 2 FD7
FA2
LENS_CS R216 0R/5% /0402 FD6
TV_DET_N FD5
LENS_SDATA R272 0R/5% /0402 FD4
FD3
SD_CD_N
DVDAT4
DVDAT3
DVDAT2
DVDAT1
DVDAT0
DVCNTL9
SD_CMD
FD2
NF_CLE
SD_CLK
NF_ALE
TP256
NF_WP
NF_WE
NF_RB
NF_RE
NF_CE
SD_D3
SD_D2
SD_D0
SD_D1
1
FD1
R214 33K/5% /0402 TXD FD0
R215
1 33K/5%
2 /0402 RXD
R18 R279
T19 R280
N12 R281
P15 R282
3V3M 1 2
TP238
M13
M18
M19
M14
M17
M15
G15
G19
G18
G14
G13
D18
D19
C16
H17
C14
C19
C15
H18
H14
H15
H19
N18
N13
R19
N14
N19
N15
B17
E15
B15
E18
A15
E19
A19
B19
B14
A14
E14
E12
K17
K15
K13
P19
K19
K14
P14
P18
P13
K18
F18
F15
F19
F12
F14
F13
T18
L18
L15
L17
L13
L14
L19
J17
J15
J18
J19
J14
E8
TP239
FRDYBSY2#
FRDYBSY1#
FA20
FA15
FA14
FA23
FA22
FA21
FA19
FA18
FA17
FA16
FA13
FA12
FA11
FA10
FOE#
VDDFCU1
FD7
FD6
FD5
FD4
FD3
FD2
FD1
FD0
TXD
FINTRQ
RXD
DVDAT7
DVDAT6
DVDAT5
DVDAT4
DVDAT3
DVDAT2
DVDAT1
DVDAT0
FATACS1#
FATACS0#
FCFCE2#
FCFCE1#
FEXTCE1#
FRESCE2#
DVCLK
FSDCLK
DVCNTL9
DVCNTL8
DVCNTL7
DVCNTL6
DVCNTL5
DVCNTL4
DVCNTL3
DVCNTL2
DVCNTL1
DVCNTL0
FA9
FA8
FA7
FA6
FA5
FA4
FA3
FA2
FA1
FA0
FMSCLK
FRESCE1#
FWR#
VDDFCU
FD1INT#
FCD2#
FCD1#
FSDIOCLK
RAMDAT0
V13 DDRD0
EIRQ3 B18 SFDAT0 RAMDAT1 W5 DDRD1
SFDAT1 G10 SFDAT1 RAMDAT2 U13 DDRD2
TP236
A18 W4 DDRD3
1
TP235 SFDAT2 RAMDAT3
SFDAT3 G11 V5 DDRD4
1
TP234 SFDAT3 LCD DIGITAL VIDEO OUTPUT INTERFACE RAMDAT4 R253 0R/5% /0402 DDRA0
HPS A17 V14 DDRD5
1
TP233 SFCMD_BS FLASH/ ROM MEMORY INTERFACE RAMDAT5 R254 0R/5% /0402 DDRA1
SFSCLK C18 U6 DDRD6
1
TP232 SFSCLK SFCU + UART PORT INTERFACE RAMDAT6 R255 0R/5% /0402 DDRA2
V8 DDRD7
1
RAMDAT7 R256 0R/5% /0402 DDRA3
B13 VSUB3 M4D/GSI3 RAMDAT8 W11 DDRD8
OIS_PDMODE1 R276 0R/5% /0402 B1 M4C/GSI2 RAMDAT9
W7 DDRD9
SD_WP A2 M4B/GSI1 RAMDAT10 V12 DDRD10
EVF_CS A3 M4A/GSI0 RAMDAT11 W6 DDRD11
EVF_RESET R243 0R/5%/0402 F11
M3D RAMDAT12
V6 DDRD12
EVFPWR_CTL R242 0R/5%/0402 A4 M3C RAMDAT13 W12 DDRD13 RN203
R257 0R/5% /0402 DDRA4
LCDPWR_CTL E11 M3B RAMDAT14 W8 DDRD14 39K/5% /8P4R/0402
R258 0R/5% /0402 DDRA5
MOTPWR_CTL A5
M3A RAMDAT15
V9 DDRD15
R260 0R/5% /0402 DDRA6 CFG12 NF_ALE
CCDV7N5_CTL B3 M2D
LENS INTERFACE
RAMADD0 U15 7 2
R261 0R/5% /0402 DDRA7 CFG0 NF_CLE
CCDV13P_CTL B11 M2C RAMADD1 V2 5 4
LCDBLPWR_CTL B7 V17 CFG1 FA12 3 6
M2B RAMADD2 DVDAT2
LENS_IN6 A12 U4 CFG11 1 8
M2A RAMADD3
R230 1K/5% /0402 LENS_IN5 B12 M1D RAMADD4 U18
3V3M OIS_PDMODE0R275 0R/5% /0402A11 V1
R227 1K/5% /0402 M1C RAMADD5
R228 1K/5% /0402 F_CHARGE A13 M1B RAMADD6 U19
R262 0R/5% /0402 DDRA8
R229 LENS_V_SW A1 U1
1 2 NC-1K/5% /0402 M1A RAMADD7 R263 0R/5% /0402 DDRA9
RAMADD8 U16 RN202
EJTMS A10 U2
R264 0R/5% /0402 DDRA10
EJTMS RAMADD9 R265 0R/5% /0402 DDRA11 39K/5% /8P4R/0402
EJTCK B2 W1
EJTCK RAMADD10 CFG2 DVDAT0 3 2
ETTDI B10 EJTDI
EJTAG INTERFACE DDR INTERFACE RAMADD11 U17
CFG3 DVDAT1 1 4
EJTDO R231 33R/5% /0402 B5 EJTDO RAMADD12 U3 R249 0R/5% /0402 DDRA12
CFG13 DVDAT3 5 6
W2 R209 0R/5% /0402 DDR_BA0
RAMBA0 CFG14 DVDAT4
U200
7 8
CCLKOUT J2 CCLKOUT RAMBA1 V3 R210 0R/5% /0402 DDR_BA1
TP254
SPDATA
1
R1 SPDAT
SPCLK R2
SPCLK RAMCAS#
V18 R204 0R/5% /0402 DDR_CAS
AFEVAL T2 V19 R203 0R/5% /0402 DDR_RAS
COACH10M
AFEVAL RAMRAS#
TGVAL N7 TGVAL RAMCLK W19 R200 33R/5%/0402 DDR_CLKP
VD N5
VIS RAMCLK#
W18 R201 33R/5%/0402
1
HD P2 HIS RAMLDM U7 R205 0R/5% /0402 DDR_LDM
1
CCD0 M1 V7 R206 0R/5% /0402 DDR_UDM
1
VID0 RAMUDM R202 C202
CCD1 N2
VID1 RAMLDQS
W14 R266 0R/5% /0402 DDR_LDQS C200 C201
CCD2 M8 W13 R267 0R/5% /0402 DDR_LDQS_N NC NC 3V3M
VID2 RAMLDQS#
CCD3 M5 VID3 RAMUDQS V11 R268 0R/5% /0402 DDR_UDQS NC-10PF/50V NC-10PF/50V
CCD4 M3
VID4
CCD/CMOS SENSOR INTERFACE
RAMUDQS#
W10 R290 0R/5% /0402 DDR_UDQS_N /0402 /0402
2
CCD5 R207 0R/5% /0402 DDR_CS
2
M6 VID5 RAMCS# V16
2
CCD6 M7 VID6 RAMWE# W15 R208 0R/5% /0402 DDR_WE DDR_CLKN
NC-10K/5% /0402
3V3M CCD7 L3
VID7 RAMVREF
U12
CCD8 M2 U8 DDR_VREF
10K/5%/0402
10K/5%/0402
VID8 RAMVREF1
CCD9 L6 VID9 RAMCLKEN W17 R211 0R/5% /0402 DDR_CKEN
CCD10 J5
VID10 VDDRAM
T17
DDR1V8
1
2
CCD11 L7 VID11 VDDRAM2 R15

PCLK N1 R14
1
CCLK VDDRAM3
R823 VSUB1 N6
SUBCNTL VDDRAM4
R12 C203 C204 C205 C206 C229
NC-0R/5% VSUB2 P1 EXPCNTL VDDRAM5 R8 100PF/50V 0.1UF/10V 0.1UF/10V 0.1UF/10V 4.7UF/6.3V
R6 X7R/0402 X7R/0402 X7R/0402 X7R/0402 X5R/0603 LC504
/0402 VDDRAM6
OIS_I2CCK R277 0R/5% /0402 E2 R5 68R/5% /0603
R247
R246
SCL VDDRAM7
R245
2
OIS_I2CDT R278 0R/5% /0402 Z2C PORT INTERFACE
2
G5 SDA VDDRAM1 T3
2
1
W16 SD_CLK 1 2 SD_CLK1

RESET_N E1
GND29
V15 CFG10 FA15
TP257 RESET# GND31
PWR_SW_ON H5 U14 FA13
1
CFG9
1
R234 100K/5% /0402 PWRON0 GND32
1
1
PWR0N2 F1
PWRON1 GND33
R13
C237 1 2 PWR0N4 J7 PWRON4# GND34 V10 CFG8 FA19
1 2 PWR_ENB G2 GND PINS OF DDR W9 C236 3 4 C235
NC-0.1UF/10V R235 10K/5% /0402 PWRENB PWRC INTERFACE GND35 CFG7 FA16
200K/1% /0402 PDETECT H3 R7 NC_22PF/50V 22PF/50V
DCVIN R224 BATTERY_LEVEL X7R/0402 PDETECT GND36
1 2
VDDPWR R270 0R/5% /0402 H1 U5 X7R/0402 X7R/0402 CFG6 FA17
2
VBAT GND37
2
2
1 BATTERY_LEVEL F2
2 V4
CPWR G1
VBAT_MSR GND38
W3 FA18=Boot Speed CFG5 FA18
1
CPWR GND39
DAIN C1 LENS_EXT FA14=MS Card CFG4 FA14
1
TP200
1
R223 RTCXI H2 RTCXI DAOUT G6 DAOUT
TP201
1
C228
1
200K/1% R222 RTCXO J6 D1 LENS_MOB12
100K/5% /0402
100K/5% /0402
100K/5% /0402
100K/5% /0402
100K/5% /0402
C227 200R/5% /0402 RTCXO RTC INTERFACE DASCLK
0402 1UF/10V 1 2 VDDRTC K7 C2 F_READY
VDDRTC DAFRM
X5R/0402 1UF/10V PHOTO FLASH INTERFACE D2 CARD_DOOR C234
DAMCLK TP202 0.1UF/10V
1
X5R/0402
TP258 KEY_AD1 B6 AUDIO A8 MICL_N
2
GPADC0 MICL_N
1
MODEDIALSW PORT INTERFACE MICL X7R/0402
2
F6 B8
1
GPADC1 MICL_P
2
KEY_AD2 F7 A9 MIC_N
2
GPADC2 ADC INTERFACE MICR_N
LENS_TEMP E5 B9 MIC C233
GPADC3 XLGPIO PINS MICR_P
TP250 GPADC4 C5 GPADC4 MICENB B4 MIC_ENB 0.1UF/10V
PWM PORT INTERFACE USB INTERFACE C8 SPKRP X7R/0402
1
SPKR_P
VDDPWR R218 392R/1% /0402 C4 A7 SPKRN
R248
R244
R221
R252
R220
1 2
RSET SPKR_N
TV MONITOR INTERFACE C7 LINEOUT
LINEOUT
2
D201 VIDEO_OUT G7 CVBS POWER PINS VCM F10 C224 1UF/10V /X5R/0402
PWM4/_GSI4
PWM5/_GSI5
USBPWREN
10K/5% /0402 1 2
VDDCORE5
VDDCORE9
VDDCORE6
VDDCORE1
VDDCORE2
VDDCORE3
VDDCORE4
VDDCORE7
R237 F5 VDDCORE8 C3
CH751H-40PT TESTMODE AREF
VDDCORE
FLSHTRIG
USBVBUS
USBRSET
1 2 C225 1UF/10V /X5R/0603
XLGPIO0
XLGPIO1
XLGPIO2
SOD-323
USBDN
USBDP
VCLKO
VDDP6
VDDP5
VDDP4
VDDP3
VDDP2
VDDP1
VDDP7
GND30
GND19
GND20
GND21
GND22
GND23
GND24
GND28
GND27
GND26
GND25
GND18
GND16
GND15
GND17
GND14
GND10
GND11
GND12
GND13
GND40
GND41
1 2
USBID
PWM0
PWM1
PWM2
PWM3
FPDIN
VCLKI
GND1
GND2
GND3
GND4
GND5
GND6
GND7
GND8
GND9
VDDP
GND
HPR
HPL
2
R283
H8
H9
K10
K11
K12
L10
L11
L12
M9
N9
P10
P11
P12
E13
E10
H6
H7
N8
R9
F8
A16
B16
F9
T1
C6
G12
J10
J11
J12
K8
K9
P8
P9
E7
K5
P5
E9
E6
J13
K2
P6
P7
K1
K6
K3
A6
L8
L9
M10
M11
G8
L5
M12
G9
L1
L2
H10
H11
H12
N10
N11
R10
H13
R11
C13
C12
C17
J8
J9
J1
J3
0R/5%
0603
STATUS_GLED
STATUS_RLED
STROBE_DET
LENS_STBY
SD_PWR_ON
1
LCDBL_CTL
AFLED_CTL
LENS_MCK
USB_VBUS1
GC201
VCLKO
ZM_PR
VCLKI
0.2F/3.3V
ZM_PI
FM_PI
1
USB_DN
USB_DP
3V3M
1
2
C214 C213 C212

C230
0.1UF/10V C211 R219
0.1UF/10V 0.1UF/10V
4.7UF/6.3V
X7R/0402 100PF/50V TP207 3.4K/1%
X5R/0603 X7R/0402 X7R/0402 X7R/0402 0402
2
2
2
2
R226
200K/1%/0402
VDDPWR 1 2 PDETECT
CORE1V
1
1
1
1
C220 C218
C232 C219 C217
0.1UF/10V 0.1UF/10V
R225 X7R/0402
4.7UF/6.3V 0.1UF/10V 100PF/50V
300K/1% X5R/0603 X7R/0402 X7R/0402 X7R/0402
0402
2
2
2
2
2
2
VCLKI VCLKO
1
R217
0R/5% RTCXI
0402 RTCXO
2
1 4
1
4
1
2 3
1
1
C215 Y200 C210

20PF/50V C216 C209
12PF/50V
COG/0402 12MHZ/32X25 20PF/50V COG/0402
12PF/50V
COG/0402
COG/0402
3
2
2
Y201
2
32.768K
3-13
3-6-8. OIS BLOCK
R701 U707
R702 U708
LD6911_GU30
0R/5% /0603 VM1_OIS LD6911_GU30
3V3M 1 2 1 6 0R/5% /0603
IN OUT 1 2 1 6 3VD_OIS
2 5 3V3M IN OUT
1
GND NC 2 5
1
3 4 GND NC
1
1
CE SS 3 4
1
C771 C774 CE SS C712
C710
1UF/10V C770 22UF/10V 10UF/10V
X5R/0805 1UF/10V C711
X5R/0603 NC-0.022UF/16V X5R/0805
X5R/0603 NC-0.022UF/16V
2
1
X7R/0402
2
1
X7R/0402
2
2
2
R773 R797
R703
OISVM_CTL 1 2 100K/5%
1M/5% 100K/5%
0402 OISPWR_CTL 0402
R824
0R/5%
2
1
2
3VD_OIS Y700
1
IN
2
R772 2
GND
3
OUT
470R/5%
NC-0R/5%
0R/5%
R 769
R 770
U703
R700
LD6911_GU30
2.2R/1% /0603
3V3M 1 2 1 6 3VA_OIS
1
IN OUT
1
R774 2 5
TP5 19
OIS_PDMODE0 GND NC
1
1
1
1
1 2
3VD_OIS 3 4
10K/5% C722 CE SS C728
C727
RESET_OIS
1UF/10V C704
10UF/6.3V C702 22UF/10V
0.1UF/10V
1
X5R/0603 X5R/0603 X5R/0805

R775 NC-0.022UF/16V X7R/0402
OIS_PDMODE1 1 2 X7R/0402
2
2
2
2
10K/5%
R709
100K/5%
0402
B11
B10
D4
D6
N3
N4
B8
B9
3V3M R704
1 10K/5%
2 /0402
INCPU
ZRESET
PDMODE0
PDMODE1
XTAL
ST
C758
DSTBY
XTALCK
VOUT5 1 2 E1 B1 3VD_OIS
R801 0R/5%
HXI DVDD33_B1 2 OISPWR_CTL
VOUT6 1 2 F1 D8 0.1UF/10V
R802 0R/5%
HYI DVDD33_D8
K8
GYRO_X 1 2 F2 DVDD33_K8
R798 0R/5%
GYXI M1
GYRO_Y 1 2 G2 DVDD33_M1
R799 0R/5% GYYI
H2 B2
TP532 SAD0 DVSS_B2
G1 D9
TP533 SAD1 DVSS_D9
H1 F4
TP534 SAD2 DVSS_F4
J4
J2 DVSS_J4
LXDO K7
K2 DVSS_K7
LYDO
C759
SDA2 R803
1 560K/1%
2 /0402 SDA3 R813
1 560K/1%/0402
J1 D13 3VA_OIS 0.1UF/10V 2
TP537 SDA0 VCC 1 2
K1 N11 VREF_OIS R804
1 240K/1%
2 /0402 VIN+9 VREF_OIS R814
1 240K/1%
2 /0402 VIN+10
TP538 SDA1 SGND
SDA2 H10 HX2 HY2
SDA2 C760
R805
1 4.7K/1%
2 /0402 R815
1 4.7K/1%
2 /0402
SDA3 H5 J9 3VD_OIS 0.1UF/10V

SDA3 EPVDD 1 2
H9 K9 HGND1 R806 NC-1.8K/1% /0402 HGND2 R816 NC-1.8K/1% /0402
SDA4 EPGND 2 1 2 1
CON700
H4
SDA5 C761 1 HY4
G4 3VA_OIS 0.1UF/10V HX4 R807 4.7K/1% /0402 VIN-9 HY4 R817 4.7K/1% /0402 VIN-10
ADVDD
1 2 1 2 2 HB2
G12 1 2
3 HY2
HBIN1 G5 R808
1 560K/1%
2 /0402 R818
1 560K/1%
2 /0402
ADVSS 4 HGND2
HGND1 F13 5
HGND1 R809
1 240K/1%
2 /0402 R819
1 240K/1%
2 /0402
6 COIL2_A COILX2
U700
R792
1 20R/5% /0402
HB1 F12 C762
7 COIL4_A COILX1
HB1 L1 3VA_OIS 0.1UF/10V VOUT9 VOUT10
R790
1 20R/5% /0402
DAVDD 8 COIL1_A R793

1 2 0R/5% /0402 COILY2
1 2
9 COIL3_A R791
1 2 0R/5% /0402 COILY1
E12 L2 10
HBIN2 DAVSS
2
1R812 NC 2 1R822 NC 2
11 HGND1
HGND2 E13 12
2
HGND2 R810 C801 R820 C802 HX4
LC898102
C763
18K/1% NC 18K/1% NC 13 HX2
HB2 D12 J6 3VD_OIS 0.1UF/10V 0402 0402 14 HB1
HB2 FLVDD 1 2
J7
R787 B12 FLGND
1
1 2 VIN-5 VIN-6 FH33-14S-05SHW
1
VIN-1
27K/1% /0402
R786 A12
2
1 2
VIN+1 C13 1V2_OIS C775
8.2K/1% /0402 PS
R789
1 2 B13 1 2
10UF/6.3V R811 R821
VIN-2 27K/1% 27K/1%
27K/1% /0402 0402
R788
1 2 C12 C1 1V2_OIS C764 0402
VIN+2 DVDD12_C1 1 2
8.2K/1% /0402 0.1UF/10V
E10
COILX1 A6 DVDD12_E10 VOUT5 VOUT6
1
VOUT+1 J8 1V2_OIS C765
COILX2 A5 DVDD12_J8 1 2
0.1UF/10V
VOUT-1 K5
COILY1 A9 DVDD12_K5
VOUT+2
COILY2 A8
VOUT-2
M2
PLVSS
2
2
VREF_OIS M6
VIN+3 C772 C766
N5 10UF/6.3V 0.1UF/10V
VIN-3
M5 M4 1V2_OIS
VOUT3 PLVDD
1
1
VREF_OIS N8
VIN+4 M3 R776
1 2 C767
N7 VCNT 1 2
VIN-4 120R/5% 0.1UF/10V
M7
VOUT4 A10 VM1_OIS
VM
1
2
2
VREF_OIS L12 A7 C773 C768
VIN+5 PGND 0.1UF/10V
R710
VIN-5 M12 10UF/6.3V R713
VIN-5 1M/1% 1M/1%
2
HPS
VOUT5 N12 A13
VOUT5 IOP0/TIMER
1
VREF_OIS J12 B6
VIN+6 IOP1/MONA TP551
U702
J13
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
VIN-6 C730
VIN-6 A4
RESV7
RESV6
RESV5
VREF
GND4
GND3
GND2
HPS
4.7UF/16V
VOUT6 K13 IOP2/MONB TP552 C731 1 20
VOUT6 XHP1 YHP1
1
1 2 1 2
4.7UF/16V
1
N1 2 19 3VA_OIS
VREF_OIS N6 IOP3/MONC TP553 R712 GND1 VDD2
VIN+7 750R/1% 3 18 C734 R711
OISVM_CTL NC1 NC3 0.1UF/16V
M8 A1 750R/1%
VIN-7 IOP4/MOND TP554 4 17
NC2 NC4
N9
VOUT7
2
5 16
2
XHP2 YHP2
B5 C706
VREF_OIS M10 TEST0 C708 6 15 0.22UF/10V
VIN+8 B4
XAGC YAGC
X-RATEOUT
Y-RATEOUT
1 0.22UF/10V
2 1 2
/X5R/0402
N10 TEST1 /X5R/0402
1
VIN-8
1
B7
CPOUT
RESV4
RESV3
RESV2
RESV1
TEST2
VDD4
C707 C705
M9
VOUT8 A11 0.1UF/10V 0.1UF/10V
TEST3
10
11
12
13
14
VIN+9 L13 N2
2
2
C724
VIN+9 FZBSY TP549 SIGNAL=A_GND;29 NC-1UF/10V
VIN-9 K12 GYRO_X GYRO_Y
VIN-9 1 2
1
VOUT9 M13 A3 C732
VOUT9 LXPOP TP545 C723 1 0.1UF/50V
2
C2
VIN+10 G13 LXPOM TP546 NC-1UF/10V
3VA_OIS C709
VIN+10 E4 0.1UF/10V
LYPOP
2
VIN-10 H12 TP547
VIN-10
EIRQ3/PCON
EIRQ2/SHOT
A2
VOUT10 H13 LYPOM TP548
VOUT10
IOPE0
IOPE1
I2CCK
MCSB
I2CDT
MCLK
SCSB
SCLK
SICK
MDO
SIDT
SDO
M11 N13
RXD
SDA
TXD
SCL
VREF_OIS
MDI
SDI
PIX
PIY
TP536 VREF NC
G9
G10
E6
E2
E7
E8
J5
K6
E5
K4
E9
B3
K10
J10
D2
D1
D7
D10
D5
F9
F10
F5
EIRQ3
R782 10K/5%
1 2
3VD_OIS
TP 53 5
OIS_I2CCK
OIS_I2CDT
TP5 28
TP 5 2 7
TP 5 2 6
TP 5 2 3
TP 5 2 2
TP 5 2 1
TP 5 20
TP529
R783 10K/5%
MRXD
MTXD
22PF/50V
1 2
3VD_OIS
C769 1
TP 52 5
TP 52 4
TP 5 3 1
TP5 30
10K/5%
10K/5%
R785
R784
2
3VD_OIS
3-14
3-6-9. FLASH BLOCK
DCVIN
1
DCVIN
Q1
AO8803 FUSE DCVIN
4
DCVIN
3 F1
1
CN10 2 1
GND VDDPWR_1
BATP
CN2 7 8 2.5A(SMD 0603)
STATUS_GLED 1 6
CN11
R20 +C1
STATUS_RLED 1 CN5 47uF/16V
5
CN12 R2 1M
3V3M 3V3M 150
1 R3
3V3M
U1 470K
2
VDDPWR_1
1
VDDPWR 1
VCC SET
5
VDDPWR 4 Q7
GND 1 2N7002E
2 3
C2 HYST OT-
F_READY 1
F_RE
NC
NC
NC
3
F_READY 0.1uF
R19
F_CHARGE 0R G709 R4
BATP8
BATP7
BATP6
1 F_CH 30k
F_CHARGE
F_TRIGGER 1
F_TR
F_TRIGGER
AF_LED
1
CN4 BATP
AF_LED
U3
1 6
Vin CE
2 5
NC Vss
VDDPWR_1 3 4
Vout NC
XC6209E332DR
C8
1uF/6.3 V
CN11 CN13
BATP
1
1
P BATP+ C3
68pF/50V
CN14
1
1
CN12 GND
N
D1
CHBD3004SPT
(MMBT318S)
DCVIN 2 T1 4 1 2
DCVIN 1 2
3
R5 C4
3
3V3M 3V3M F_READY
1uF/16V 1 STB+
10K
C5 C6 +1
R6
1
190uF/330v_ P
J1 C7 150K /1%/200V R7
0. 1uF/10V 0.1uF/10V
R
TRIGGER+ 1 1 330PF 1M/0603 -1
STB- 2
190uF/330v_N
1
2 3
STB+ 3 STB-
3 T-18-389
4
B 4
CON_4PIN
R8
A
17
U2 150K /1%/200V D2
C9 SM4004GSPT
DCVIN
DCVIN 1
VBAT GND
16 R9
BODYGND
R10 35.7K/1% 2
CS GND
15 0.033uF/500V (SCD5395S) 100K
3 14
R25 VDOUT SW
K
FBVD 4 13
3V3M 2M/1% FBVD SW
F_CHARGE 5
CHARGE
12 3V3M
VDD
F_TRIGGER 6
DRVIN FB
11 C10
8
7
6
5
7 10 F_READY
FBVD R1 3V3M
DRVOUT 8
VDRV STAT
9 0.033uF/500V Q4
0R DRVOUT GND
C
C
C
C
R14 RJP4002ANS
R21
G
R26 R11
E
E
E
30R 500K /1% RT9594- VQFN16 1K /1%
1
2
3
4
LED+ R15 50R DRVOUT
10R D3
+
1 TRIGGER+ R16 K
KA
A
3V3M GND 1N448HWT-7
GND
LED-
10K
- 1
GND
2
Q2
1 AF_LED
R18
R17
75R 200R CHDTC143EEPT
3
+
+
1
D4
LTST-C195KGJRKT
G R
- -
2 3
2 4
Q6 Q5
STATUS_GLED 1 1 STATUS_RLED
CHDTC143EEPT
CHDTC143EEPT
3
3-15
3-6-10. TOP FPC
J1
1
SW1 SSS12L-V 1
2
1 2 2 3V3M
3V3M GND GND 3
3
4
com
com
R1 KEY_AD2 4 VDDPWR
5 FOCUS_KEY
5
d
a
10K/1% VDDPWR 6 SHUTTER_KEY
C1 6
C2 SW7 7 MODEDIALSW
com
com
a
d
R2 7
C C 8 KEY_AD2
0.1uF 1.82K/1% 8
100pF 9 PWR_SW_ON
9
10
C3 10
TELE 2 1
0.1uF
CON10PIN
PWR_SW_ON
ESE23J101
R4
2.61K/1%
WIDE R3
1M
3V3M
R6
4.12K/1% R5 10K/1%
SW4 ModeDialSW R7 200R/1% MODE0 MODE0
FACE_FOCUS 1 4 MODE1
2 3 C4
2
1
SKRMAAE010
100pF R8
3V3M MODE2 3 COM C5
R9 910R/1% COM
MODE3 4
7.32K/1%
SW5 MODE4 5 0.1uF
MODE1 MODE5 6 COM

OIS_ON 1 4 COM
MODE6 7
2 3 R23 R24
SKRMAAE010 10k/5% 10k/5%
R10 S1
R11
10
8
9
1.5K/1% ModeDialSW SRM-1001ST
5.1K/1%
MODE7
SW6 MODE8
MODE2 MODE6 MODE9
SHUTTER_KEY 4 3
2/2
R14
R15
1.8K/1%
9.1K/1%
FOCUS_KEY 1 2
1/2 MODE3 MODE7
SKRNPBE010
C6 C7 R19
R20
18K/1%
100pF 100pF 2.4K/1%
MODE4 MODE8
R21 R22
3.3K/1% 62K/1%
MODE5 MODE9
3-16
3-6-11. KEY FPC
J1
1
2
3
4 3V3M
5 VDDPWR
6 POWERON2
R1 7
KEY_AD1
3V3M
10K/1% 8 KEY_AD1
C1 C2 9
10
R2
0.1uF 100pF 200/1%
KeyFpc10Pin
SW1 SW6
LCD_EVF 1 4 KEY_MENU_OK 1 4
2 3 2 3
SKRMAAE010 SKRMAAE010
R3 R8
910/1% 5.1K/1%
KEY_PLAYBACK
SW2 SW7
FUNCTION 1 4 KEY_UP 1 4
2 3 2 3
R4 R9
1.5K/1%
9.1K/1%
SW3 SW8 SW5
KEY_DISPLAY 1 4 KEY_RIGHT 1 4 POWERON2 1 4 VDDPWR
2 3 2 3 2 3
SKRMAAE010 SKRMAAE010 SKRMAAE010
R5 R10
1.8K/1% 18K/1%
SW4 SW9
KEY_EV 1 4 KEY_DOWN 1 4
2 3 2 3
R6 R11
2.4K/1% FLASH 62K/1%
SW10
KEY_LEFT 1 4
2 3
SKRMAAE010
R7
3.3K/1%
3-17
3-6-12. OIS FPC
3-18
3-7. Mounted Parts Diagrams
3-7-1. AF LED PWB ASSY
<SIDE A> <SIDE B>
3-7-2. CCD FPC ASSY
<SIDE A> <SIDE B>
3-19
3-20
3-7-3.
MAIN PWB ASSY
9:10
3. Schematics
9:10 9:10
9:10
9:10 1:2
1:2
9:10 1 :2 1:2
1:2 1:2 1 :2 1:2
1:2 1:2 1:2
1:2
1:2 1:2
1 :2 1:2
9:10
1:2 1:2
1:2 1:2 1:2 1 :2 1:2
1:2 1: 2 1:2
9:10
1: 2 1:2
9:10
9:10
9:10 9:10 9:10 9:10
9:10 9:10 9:10 9:10

1:2 1:2 1:2
LC504
9:10 9 :1 0 9:10
9 : 10 9:10 9:10
9:10 9:10
1:2
9:10
9 : 10 9:10 1:2
1:2
1:2
9:10 9:10 9:10 9:10
1:2
9:10 9: 10 9:10
9:10
9:10
9:10 9:10 9:10 9:10
9:10 9:10 9:10 9 :1 0
9:10 9: 1 0
9:10 9:10 9:10 9:10 9:10 9:10 9:10 1:2
<SIDE A>
1:2 1:2
1:2 1 :2
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9:10
9:10
9: 10
9 :1 0
9 :1 0
9:10
9:10
9:10
9:10
B
D
3. Schematics
3-21
1 9:10
9:10 9:10
9:10
1:2 9:10
1:2
1:2 1:2 1:2 1:2 1:2 1 :2 9:10
1:2 1:2 1:2 1:2
1:2 1:2
1:2 1 :2
1:2 1:2 9:10
1:2 1:2 1 :2 1:2 1 :2
1 :2 1:2 1:2
1 :2 1:2
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9:10
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9:10 9:10 9:10 9:10
<SIDE B>
9:10 9:10 9:10 9:10
1 :2 1:2 1:2
9:10 9:10 9:10

9:10 9:10 9:10
9:10 9:10
1:2
9:10
1:2 9:10 9:10
1:2
1:2
9:10 9:10 9:10 9:10
1 :2
9:10 9:10 9:10
9:10 9:10
9:10 9:10 9:10 9:10
9:10 9:10 9:10 9:10
9:10 9:10
1:2 9:10 9:10 9:10 9:10 9:10 9:10 9:10
1 :2 1:2
1:2 1:2
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9:10
9:10
9:10
9:10
9:10
9:10
9:10
9:10
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B
D
3-7-4. OIS FPC ASSY
<SIDE A> <SIDE B>
3-22
3-7-5. FLASH BOARD ASSY 3-7-6. FLASH DETECT PWB ASSY
3-7-7. KEY FPC ASSY
3-23
3-7-8. TOP FPC ASSY
3-24
3-7-9. BATTERY PWB ASSY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
3-25
MEMO
3-26
FinePix S1500 Service Manual 4. Adjustments
4. Adjustments
4-1. Important point before adjustment
4-1-1. The handling of image files in internal memory
Image files contained in the internal memory should be handled as described below.
<Procedure for handling images>

When either of following work is necessary, as many as possible of the image files should be extracted from the camera's
internal memory and then written into the internal memory in the repaired or replacement camera before the camera is
returned to the customer.
1. When the replacement camera is provided.
2. If adjustment using the adjustment software is required.
--->To prevent accidental erasure, carry out this step not only when the MAIN PWB ASSY is replaced but in all cases.
*Note
For PTP-connected cameras, carry out the procedure in "ii. Procedure for PTP-connected cameras and images that cannot be
downloaded to a PC".
<Image file transfer procedure>

I. Procedure when images can be downloaded to a PC
* If an memory card is inserted, data in the internal memory cannot be backed up.
(1) Back up the images stored in internal memory.
• Create a folder (named and located so as to avoid any confusion with the user's images).
• Without inserting an memory card, connect the camera to a PC and copy the image files on the removable disk
recognized by the PC to the folder created in the previous step.
• Check that the images can be displayed correctly on the PC.
(2) Return the backed up image files from the PC to the camera.
• Turn the camera on without an memory card inserted and format the camera's internal memory.
• Without inserting an memory card, connect the camera to the PC and copy the image files from the folder containing
the images backed up in the previous step onto the removable disk recognized by the PC.
• Check that the images can be displayed correctly on the camera.
• Delete the backup files created on the PC in step (1) (the user's image files).
II. Procedure when images cannot be downloaded to a PC

(1) Back up the images stored in internal memory.
• Insert an memory card to be used for image backup into the camera and format the card.
• From the SETUP menu, reset the frame numbers.
• Select image copying from the playback menu, select "Camera -> Card" for all the frames and then copy the images.
• Check that the images can be displayed correctly on the camera.
(2) Return the backed up image files from the memory card to the camera.
• Before inserting the card, format the camera's internal memory.
• Insert the memory card containing the backed up copies of the user's image files.
• From the SETUP menu, reset the frame numbers.
• Select image copying from the playback menu, select "Card -> Camera" for all the frames and then copy the images.
• Remove the memory card and check that the images can be displayed correctly on the camera.
• From the SETUP menu, set the frame numbers to the default sequence.
• If the image file numbers have changed, always notify the user in writing that the image file numbers have changed.
III. Procedure for PTP-connected cameras and images that cannot be downloaded to a PC
(Images can only be backed up to a PC. * Normally, back up images using procedure II.)
(1) Back up the images stored in the camera's built-in memory.
• Create a folder (named and located so as to avoid any confusion with the user's images).
• Without inserting an memory card, connect the camera to the PC and check the image files in the camera on the PC.
Then copy those files to the folder described on the previous page.
• Check that the images can be viewed successfully on the PC.
(2) Return the backup image files from the PC to the camera.
• With no memory card inserted, turn the camera on and format the built-in memory.
• Using a card reader or similar device, check the memory card to be used for image file backup on your PC.
• Copy the image files from the image file backup folder on the previous page into the "DCIM\100_FUJI\" folder on the
image file backup memory card.
• Using a safe procedure, remove the image file backup memory card from your PC.
• Load the image file backup memory card into the camera.
• Select "Copy image" in the Playback menu, select all the frames in "Card -> Camera" and then copy the images.
• Remove the memory card and check that the images can be viewed successfully.
• Delete the backup files (user image files) created on the PC in step (1).
4-1
4. Adjustments FinePix S1500 Service Manual
4-1-2. Adjustment when replacing major parts
When replacing the LENS CONST, MAIN PWB ASSY, BATTERY PWB ASSY or FLASH BOTTOM ASSY, carry out the
adjustments marked with a  in the table below.
Carry out the adjustments sequentially from the lowest numbered items. (No adjustments are required when parts other than
those shown below are replaced.)
Replacing parts BATTERY PWB FLASH BOTTOM
No LENS CONST MAIN PWB ASSY
Adjustment item ASSY ASSY
0 MAIN PWB Initialize *1    
1 LENS DATA Write *2  
2 Self test   
3 Lens test   
4 SAB_Factory test   
5 End Voltage Adjustment   
6 AF Adjustment   
7 Shutter Adjustment   
8 ISO Sensitivity Adjustment   
9 CCD Defect Correction   
10 Color Correction   
11 Flash Adjustment    
12 SAB Cali   
13 SAB HollDisturb   
14 USB_ID Writing 
15 Language Setting 
16 Firmware Download *3    
*1 When any of the parts requiring adjustment have been replaced, always carry out the "MAIN PWB Initialize" procedure
before performing any other adjustments.
*2 Before assembling the camera, make a note of the lens number.
*3 Always download the firmware after completing the adjustments and replace the adjustment firmware with the project
firmware.
4-2. Measuring instruments used

Measuring equipment Remarks
Regulated power supply For adjustment
PC Used for USB ID Write and operation checks (PC-AT compatible)
OS: Win XP, SP2
Brightness meter LS-110 (Minolta) or equivalent
Color temperature meter Color Meter IIIF (Minolta) or equivalent
Pattern box PTB450F
4-2
4-3. Use jig list
Parts. No Name Comment Remarks
ZJ00006-100 LB140 filter ISO Sensitivity Adjustment Common with the DS-30/DS-20/
Color Correction DS-7
DC-R-J EFA chart AF Adjustment Common with the FinePix A345/
FinePix A350/FinePix A370
ZJ00615-100 Close_up lens (f=500mm) AF Adjustment Common with the FinePix F402
ZJ00580-100 Power Cable Jig General adjustment Common with the FinePix S304
CR0130900U9 DC COUPLER CP-04 General adjustment Common with the FinePix S1000
DC-R-K Gray chart Flash Adjustment Common with the FinePix A345/
FinePix A350/FinePix A370
ZJ01214-100 FinePixS1500_USB_ID USB_ID Writing New jig *
ZJ01215-100 FinePixS1500W PC Soft Ver.1.00 General adjustment New jig *
ZJ00008-100 Lens holder AF Adjustment Common with the FinePix M603
ZJ00009-100 Stand AF Adjustment Common with the FinePix M603
ZJ00611-100 X-Y stage for AF adjustment General adjustment Common with the FinePix M603
ZJ00583-100 Screw Driver General repair Common with the FinePix M603
(D3LUFX88G(2X20))
ZJ00653-100 LB140 filter holder kit for X-Y stage General adjustment Common with the FinePix F700
ZJ00581-100 Discharger Discharger for FLASH UNIT Common with the FinePix S304
ZJ00553-100 AF solid chart General adjustment Common with the FinePix S2Pro
CR015182899 USB cable USB_ID Writing This is bundled to the product
LENS DATA Write
ZJ01712-100 OIS Lens data for FxS1500 LENS DATA Write New jig *
ZJ01228-100 S1500 Lens Data Writing Soft LENS DATA Write New jig *
ZJ01108-100 Vibration generator SAB Cali Common with the FinePix F50fd
(Eccentric axis type A: With
ZJ01122-100 as set) Separate AC
cable
ZJ01120-100 Eccentric axis type B SAB Cali Common with the FinePix S2000
ZJ01708-100 S1500ADP for Vibration gen SAB Cali New jig
ZJ01709-100 Gyro Gain Adjustment chart II SAB Cali New jig *
ZJ01709-100: [297x420mm (A3)]
ZJ01709-200 ZJ01709-200: [8 1/2x14inch (Legal size)]
Print out and use either of the sizes.
ZJ01221-100 FxS1500 Firmware VER.1.00 Firmware Download New jig *
In the future, if upgraded versions of
the firmware are released, use the
most recent version.
* Please downloaded from Web server (https://denhin.fujifilm.co.jp/csg_en/index.htm or http://fujifilm-di.intranets.com/).
4-3
4-4. Calibration method of pattern box

<Use the pattern box for Camera adjustment>
Turn on the power supply in the pattern box.
Afterwards, wait for about ten minutes so that the source of
light may stabilize. Pattern BOX
(All white)
(1) Brightness
180 ± 5 cd/m2 (with LB140 filter)
No chart, center of pattern box
Minolta brightness meter LS-110 or equivalent
* Calibration method LB140
Place the filter (LB140) against the pattern box. With
the filter (LB140) in contact with the brightness meter,
adjust the pattern box brightness to 180 ± 5 cd/m2.
<Calibration method of pattern box>
(2) Color temperature
6100 ± 50 K (with LB140 filter)
No chart, center of pattern box
Minolta color meter IIIF or equivalent
* Calibration method
Place the filter (LB140) against the pattern box. With the filter (LB140) in contact with the color temperature meter, adjust
the pattern box color temperature to 6100 ± 50 K.
4-4
4-5. Preparation of Adjustment Software
4-5-1. Various downloading software decompressions, preservation methods, and notes
The PC adjustment softwares are in a specified Web server,

and both of these are the compression of ZIP form files.
Therefore, after downloading these compression files from
the Web server, the decompression of the file is necessary. FinePixS1500 W PC Soft Ver.1.00 ZJ01215-100.zip
In the decompression software, if the decompression of the

ZIP form can be done, any software is OK.
(Please prepare each one for the decompression software.)
The decompression and the preservation method of the PC
adjustment software and the firmware are described
to the following.
* The adjustment soft decompression and set up the
adjustment card.
<Step1>
The adjustment software is downloaded from WEB, and
software is installed in the PC. <Screen>
We have uploaded the “ZJ01215-100.zip” on our website:
(https://denhin.fujifilm.co.jp/csg_en/index.htm).
<Step2>
“ZJ01215-100” is a compression of “ZIP type” file. My Computer
3.5inch FD(A:)
(C:)
ZJ01215-100
menu
Firmware
Firmware.bin
<Step3>
Copy the "menu" file and "Firmware" folder in the My Computer
"ZJ01215-100" folder to an formatted SD card.
3.5inch FD(A:)
(C:)
Removable disk
menu
Firmware
Firmware.bin
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4-5-2. Creating a firmware SD card
To download the firmware, you must first create a firmware SD card.

For the firmware SD card, create a separate SD card from the adjustment SD card.
If the MAIN PWB has been initialized, always download the firmware as the final step.
<Step 1>
Download compressed Firmware (ZJ01221-100.zip) from Web server (https://denhin.fujifilm.co.jp/csg_en/index.htm).
<Step 2>
Decompression the downloaded compression file. My Computer
3.5inch FD(A:)
(C:)
ZJ01221-100
FPUPDATE.DAT
<Step 3>
Copy the decompression file "FPUPDATE.DAT", which is My Computer
stored in the folder ZJ01221-100, to the SD card.
3.5inch FD(A:)
(C:)
Removable disk
FPUPDATE.DAT
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4-5-3. Explanation of the "MENU" Adjustment Software
Use the adjustment SD card created in section 4-5-1 above to carry out adjustments on this model.
Insert the adjustment SD card containing the "MENU" adjustment software into the camera's card slot and turn the camera on.
The adjustment software launches automatically.
[Operation guide]
4-way button: Selects items to be adjusted.
MENU/OK button: Executes an adjustment.
[Note]
Only the adjustments shown in <Fig. 4-5-1> to <Fig. 4-5-8> are used. Do not select or execute any other adjustments.
MAIN PWB Initialize
Self test
<Fig. 4-5-1>
Lens test
Shutter Adjustment
EAF_INF Adjustment
<Fig. 4-5-2>
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CCD Defect Correction
Flash Adjustment
<Fig. 4-5-3>
Language Setting (JP-model)
Language Setting (US-model)
Language Setting (EU/EF/E1/EG/EE-model)
Language Setting (CH-model)
<Fig. 4-5-4>
End Voltage Adjustment
<Fig. 4-5-5>
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LENS DATA Write / USB_ID Write
<Fig. 4-5-6>
SAB FW Update
SAB_Factory Test
SAB Cali
SAB Hall Disturb
<Fig. 4-5-7>
Color Correction
ISO Sensitivity Adjustment
<Fig. 4-5-8>
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4-6. Preparation of S1500 Lens Data Writing Soft


FinePixS1500 W PC Soft Ver.1.00 ZJ01228-100.zip
the Web server, the decompression of the file is necessary.
adjustment software described to the following.
* The adjustment software decompression and preservation
method.
<Step1>
software is installed in the PC.
We have uploaded the “ZJ01228-10*.zip” on our website: <Screen>
(https://denhin.fujifilm.co.jp/csg_ccd/index.htm).
<Step2>
“ZJ01228-10*” is a compression of “ZIP type” file. My Computer
3.5inch FD(A:)
(C:)
ZJ01228-100
FinePix S1500 LENS_DATA
<Step3>
The “FinePixS1500_LENS_DATA” folder can be done by My Computer
extracting it by “Compression software”. 3.5inch FD(A:)
Copy the “FinePixS1500_LENS_DATA” folder to the “C” drive
on the Adjustment PC.
(C:)
ZJ01228-100
FinePix S1500 LENS_DATA
01_MDAC
02_SETUP
Driver
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<Step4>
Double-click "C:\FinePixS1500_LENS_DATA\02_SETUP\setup.exe".
<Step5>
Click the "OK".
<Step6>
Click the "Install" button.
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<Step7>
Click the "Continue".
<Step8>
Click the "OK".
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4-7. Preparation of OIS Lens data for FxS1500
4-7-2 Various downloading data decompressions, preservation methods, and notes
The data are in a specified Web server, and both of these are
the compression of ZIP form files.
the Web server, the decompression of the file is necessary.
The decompression and the preservation method of the data
are described to the following.
*The data decompression and preservation method.
<Step1>
The data is downloaded from WEB, and software is installed
in the PC.
We have uploaded the “ZJ01712-10*.zip” on our website:
(https://denhin.fujifilm.co.jp/csg_ccd/index.htm).
<Step2>
“ZJ01712-10*” is a compression of “ZIP type” file.
<Step3>
The “ZJ01712-10*” folder can be done by extracting it by My Computer
“Compression software”. 3.5inch FD(A:)
Copy the “ZJ01712-10*” folder to the “C” drive on the
Adjustment PC. (C:)
ZJ01712-100
<Step4>
Copy “130DB.mdb” from the ZJ01712-10* folder
and overwrite “130DB.mdb” in the C:\Program Files\
L130DUSBWriter folder.
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4-8. MAIN PWB Initialize
[Note]
When any of the parts requiring adjustment have been replaced, always carry out the "MAIN PWB Initialize" procedure before
performing any other adjustments.
<Settings used for MAIN PWB Initialize>
FinePix S1500
DC COUPLER CP-04
AC Power
Adapter
<Step 1>
Insert the adjustment SD card into the camera, set the Mode dial to "q" and then turn the camera on.
<Step 2>
When the screen shown on the right appears, press the Right
button.
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<Step 3>
Select "Update FW" and then press the MENU/OK button.
<Step 4>
When the screen shown on the right appears, press the Up
button.
<Step 5>
The indicator lamp starts flashing green and when MAIN PWB Initialize ends, the camera turns off.
* Do not turn the camera off while the indicator lamp is flashing.
<Step 6>
Turn the camera on again.
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<Step 7>
button to change to "E".
<Step 8>
button.
<Step 9>
Select "SAB FW Update" and press the MENU/OK button.
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<Step 10>
button.
<Step 11>
When the “OIS FW Download OK!” screen appears, turn
camera power off and remove the adjustment SD card.
* Do not turn camera power off until the “OIS FW Download

OK!” screen appears.
--> MAIN PWB Initialize ends.
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4-9. LENS DATA Write

<Settings used for MAIN PWB Initialize>
Before assembling the camera, make a note of the lens number.
* In the example figure at below, the number is “591J11135”.
<Step 1>
Click: Start
↓
Programs
↓
CAS130d Usb Writer
↓
CAS 130d Usb Writer
<Step 2>
Click the "YES".
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<Step 3>
Check that “Database connection successfully” appears.
<Step 4>
Insert the adjustment SD card into the camera and then turn the camera on.
<Step 5>
button to change to "B".
<Step 6>
button.
select "USBSERIAL NUMBER", and press the MENU/OK
button.
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<Step 7>
When the screen shown on the right appears, connect the
USB cable to the PC.
<Step 8>
In the "Welcome to the Found New Hardware Wizard" window,
select "Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)" and
then click "Next".
<Step 9>
When the detection wizard window appears, click "Browse"
button.
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<Step 10>
When the "Browse Folder" window appears, select one of the
following and click the "OK" button.
Select the C:\FinePixS1500_USB_ID > Driver > winme_xp
folder containing the installed adjustment.
<Step 11>
When the detection wizard window reappears, click "Next".
<Step 12>
When the install confirmation window appears, click
"Continue Anyway".
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<Step 13>
When the install confirmation window appears, click
"Continue Anyway".
<Step 14>
When the completion window appears, click "Finish".
<Step 15>
Enter the lens number in the “Lens NO” text box.
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<Step 16>
Click the “Query Database” button and check that values
appear for “Hall Gain Values” and “Hall Offset Values”.
* If no lens data is found, “The lens record can’t be found”

appears.
If this occurs, update OIS Lens data for FxS1500 with the
latest data.
<Step 17>
Click the “Write into Camera” button and check items (1) to (3).
(1) Check that “Write Process Complete” appears.

(2) Check that “OK” appears.
(1)
(2)
(3) Check that “OK” appears for the camera.
(3)
<Step 18>
Turn the camera power off.
--> LENS DATA Write ends.
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4-10. Self test

<Settings used for Self test>
Position the camera and the Gray chart so that the chart is180 ± 20 mm from the front of the camera lens.
Gray chart
Center
Camera
180mm±20mm
<Step 1>
<Step 2>
button.
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<Step 3>
Press the Down button to select "Self Test" and then press
the MENU/OK button.
<Step 4>
If the "PASS" screen appears, turn the camera off and
remove the SD card.
If "FAIL" appears, check the settings and carry out the
adjustments again.
--> Self test ends.
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4-11. Lens test

<Settings used for Lens test>
Gray chart
Center
Camera
180mm±20mm
<Step 1>
<Step 2>
When the screen shown on the right appears, press the
Down button to change to "3".
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<Step3>
button.
<Step 4>
Select "Lens Test" and then press the MENU/OK button.
<Step 5>
remove the SD card.
adjustments again.
--> Lens test ends.
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4-12. SAB_Factory test

<Settings used for SAB_Factory test>
Gray chart
Center
Camera
180mm±20mm
<Step 1>
<Step 2>
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<Step 3>
button.
<Step 4>
Select "SAB_FactoryTest1" and press the MENU/OK button.
<Step 5>
If the "OK" screen appears, turn the camera off and remove
the SD card.
--> SAB_Factory test ends.
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4-13. End Voltage Adjustment

<Settings used for End Voltage Adjustment>
FinePix S1500
DC COUPLER CP-04
Regurated
Digital voltmeter Power supply
POWER CABLE JIG
<Step 1>
Set the digital voltmeter to voltage measurement mode and then connect it to the Power Cable Jig clip.
After checking the digital voltmeter and setting the regulated power supply to 5.0 V, plug the DC COUPLER into the camera.
<Step 2>
<Step 3>
Adjust the voltage from the regulated power supply until 4.09V±0.02V is displayed on the digital voltmeter.
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<Step 4>
<Step 5>
button.
<Step 6>
Press the Down button to select "BC EndVoltage" and then
press the MENU/OK button.
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<Step 7>
If the "OK" screen appears, turn the camera off and remove the SD card.
If "NG" appears, check the settings and carry out the adjustments again.
<Fig. 4-13-1> <Fig. 4-13-2>
--> End Voltage Adjustment ends.
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4-14. AF Adjustment
<Settings for AF Adjustment>
(1) Set up the EFA chart and conversion lens so that they are 500 ± 5 mm apart.
(2) Position the chart so that the brightness of the chart surface is between 1000 ± 200 LUX.
(3) Position the 500 mm conversion lens 25 ± 2 mm from the front end of the lens.
Lens Holder
Attention when conversion lens is used.
Convex side : Subject side.
Plane : Camera lens side.
Lens Stand
Washer Fixed Ring

(Plastic)
Lens Base Plate

<EFA chart>
25±2 mm with the zoom set to wide.

Note that the camera lens should not touch
the conversion lens.
Fluorescent EFA chart

light stand
Center
Camera
500mm conversion lens
500 ± 5 mm
<Step 1>
<Step 2>
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<Step 3>
button.
<Step 4>
Press the Down button to select "EFA Infi" and then press the
MENU/OK button.
<Step 5>
remove the SD card.
adjustments again.
--> AF Adjustment ends.
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4-15. Shutter Adjustment
[Note]
• Darken the surroundings during calibration (a darkroom environment is ideal). Alternatively, prepare a box that is painted
black on the inside and perform the adjustments with the camera enclosed in the box.
• Calibrate the pattern box before the adjustment.
• Any soiling on the pattern box dispersion plate or reflective plate will result in unevenness in the lighting and cause errors
during adjustment. Take care to carry out periodic pattern box cleaning and testing.
<Settings for Shutter Adjustment>
Maximum
5mm
Centerline
Camera
Pattern box
Remove the LB140 filter.
<Step 1>
<Step 2>
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<Step 3>
button.
<Step 4>
Select "Cali Shutter" and press the MENU/OK button.
<Step 5>
remove the SD card.
adjustments again.
-->Shutter Adjustment ends.
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4-16. ISO Sensitivity Adjustment
[Note]
<Settings for ISO Sensitivity Adjustment>
Maximum
5mm
Centerline
Camera
Pattern box
LB140
<Step 1>
<Step 2>
button to change to "F".
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<Step 3>
button.
<Step 4>
Press the Down button to select "Fuji ISO" and then press
the MENU/OK button.
<Step 5>
remove the SD card.
adjustments again.
--> ISO Sensitivity Adjustment ends.
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4-17. CCD Defect Correction
[Note]
<Settings for CCD Defect Correction>
Maximum
5mm
Centerline
Camera
Pattern box
Remove the LB140 filter.
<Step 1>
<Step 2>
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<Step 3>
button.
<Step 4>
Press the Down button to select "Bad Pixel" and then press
the MENU/OK button.
<Step 5>
remove the SD card.
adjustments again.
--> CCD Defect Correction ends.
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4-18. Color Correction
[Note]
Maximum
5mm
Centerline
Camera
Pattern box
LB140
<Step 1>
<Step 2>
button to change to "F".
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<Step 3>
button.
<Step 4>
Press the Down button to select "Fuji Color" and then press
the MENU/OK button.
<Step 5>
remove the SD card.
adjustments again.
--> Color Correction ends.
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4-19. Flash Adjustment
[Note]
Darken the surroundings during calibration (a darkroom environment is ideal).

Adjust the positions so that the distance from the gray chart to the camera's flash unit is 280 ±10 mm.
280 ±10 mm
Centerline
Camera
Gray chart
<Step 1>
<Step 2>
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<Step 3>
button.
<Step 4>
Press the Down button to select "Cali Flash" and then press
the MENU/OK button.
<Step 5>
remove the SD card.
adjustments again.
--> Flash Adjustment ends.
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4-20. SAB Cali
[Required items]
Vibration generator ZJ01108-100 (vibration generating jig)
Eccentric axis type B ZJ01120-100 B-type eccentric frame (± 0.14°)
S1500ADP for Vibration gen ZJ01708-100 (camera mounting jig)
Gyro Gain Adjustment chart II ZJ01709-100 [297x420mm (A3)]
ZJ01709-200 [8 1/2x14inch (Legal size)]
* downloaded from WEB.
* Print out and use either of the sizes.
DC COUPLER CP-04 CR0130900U9
AC ADAPTER
<Settings for SAB Cali>
Gyro Gain Adjustment chart II
9.7~10.3EV
Camera
Vibration generator
1500 mm
<Gyro Gain Adjustment chart II>
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<Vibration generator assembly diagram>

<Vertical position>
Use the screw
supplied with the <With the camera mounted>
45 degree adaptor
(ZJ01118-100).
Fit eccentric axis type B.

* Note
The type of eccentric axis
may vary depending on the
camera. Mount the eccentric
axis to be used as stated in
the Service Manual.
Screw locations
BOSS alignment locations
<Horizontal position>
Use the screw
supplied with the <With the camera mounted>
45 degree adaptor
(ZJ01118-100).
Fit eccentric axis type B.

* Note
The type of eccentric axis
may vary depending on the
camera. Mount the eccentric
axis to be used as stated in
the Service Manual.
Screw locations
BOSS alignment locations
POWER
X0.1Hz
FREQUENCY
•
•
•
• MOTOR
•
FREQUENCY ADJ PUSH-ON MOTOR SWITCH
•
• (press to vibrate)
•
•
•
ADJ
POWER AC100V ~ AC240V
ON
2A
OFF
After pressing the MOTOR SWITCH, turn the

FREQUENCY ADJ knob until the FREQUENCY shown POWER SWITCH
above is "80". The display shows "80", but the actual
oscillation frequency is set to 8 Hz.
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<Step 1>
Set the S1500ADP for vibration generator in the vertical
position.
<Step 2>
[Preparing for SAB Cali]
(1) Ensure that the brightness of the chart surface is between 9.7 and 10.3 EV.
(2) Insert the adjustment SD card into the camera, and set it to Vibration generator.
(3) Set the Mode dial to "q" and then turn the camera on.
(4) Adjust the positions so that the distance from the front of the camera lens to the Gyro Gain Adjustment chart II is 1500 mm.
<Step 3>
<Step 4>
button.
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<Step 5>
Press the Down button to select "SAB Cali" and then press
the MENU/OK button.
<Step 6>
[Preparing for SAB Cali]
(1) The screen shown on the right appears.
(2) Turn on the power to the vibration generator and set the
MOTOR SWITCH to ON to start the jig vibrating.
(3) Adjust the oscillation frequency until the digital display
shows 80. (The actual frequency set is 8 Hz.)
When ready, press the "A dual IS" button.
G dual IS button
<Step 7>
When (1) V:31 and (2) Y:OK appear as in the screenshot at (1)
right, set MOTOR SWITCH for Vibration generator to OFF
and halt vibration. (2)
* If Y:NG appears, check settings and perform adjustment

again.
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<Step 8>
(1) Set the S1500ADP for vibration generator in the
horizontal position.
(2) Turn on the power to the vibration generator and set the
MOTOR SWITCH to ON to start the jig vibrating.
(3) Adjust the oscillation frequency until the digital display
shows 80. (The actual frequency set is 8 Hz.)
When ready, press the "x Intelligent Face Detection/red-eye

removal" button.
x Intelligent Face Detection/

red-eye removal) button
<Step 9>
(1)
When (1) V:31 and (2) X:OK appear as in the screenshot at
right, turn camera power off.
(2)
* If X:NG appears, check settings and perform adjustment

again.
--> SAB Cali ends.
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4-21. SAB HollDisturb

[Note]
Take care not to knock or vibrate the camera or the surrounding area during adjustment. Do not place your hands on the
adjustment bench or walk around in the vicinity.
<Settings for SAB HollDisturb>

Set the camera up on a flat, vibration-free surface.
<Step 1>
Insert the adjustment SD card into the camera, set the Mode dial to " " and then turn the camera on.
<Step 2>
<Step 3>
button.
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<Step 4>
Press the Down button to select "SAB HollDisturb" and then
press the MENU/OK button.
<Step 5>
If the "OK" screen appears, turn the camera off and remove
the SD card.
--> SAB HollDisturb ends.
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4-22. Preparation of FxS1500 USB ID Writing Software


the Web server, the decompression of the file is necessary. FxS1500 USB ID Writing Software ZJ01214-100.zip

adjustment software and the firmware are described
to the following.
* The adjustment soft decompression and set up the
adjustment card.
<Step1>
software is installed in the PC. <Screen>
We have uploaded the “ZJ01214-100.zip” on our website:
(https://denhin.fujifilm.co.jp/csg_en/index.htm).
<Step2>
“ZJ01214-100” is a compression of “ZIP type” file. My Computer
3.5inch FD(A:)
(C:)
ZJ01214-100
FinePixS1500_USB_ID
<Step3>
The “FinePixS1500_USB_ID” folder can be done by My Computer
extracting it by “Compression software”. 3.5inch FD(A:)
Copy the “FinePixS1500_USB_ID” folder to the “C” drive on
the Adjustment PC.
(C:)
ZJ01214-100
FinePixS1500_USB_ID
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4-23. USB_ID Writing
<Step 1>
Double-click "tool.exe" in the C:\FinePixS1500_USB_ID folder.
<Step 2>
When the window shown below appears, click the "OK" button.
<Step 3>
The software shown below starts up.
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<Step 4>
<Step 5>
Down button to change to "B".
<Step 6>
Right button. Select "USB SERIAL NUMBER", and press the
MENU/OK button.
<Step 7>
When the screen shown on the right appears, connect the
USB cable to the PC.
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<Step 8>
In the "Welcome to the Found New Hardware Wizard" window, select "Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)" and
then click "Next".
<Step 9>
When the detection wizard window appears, click "Browse" button.
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<Step 10>
When the "Browse Folder" window appears, select the C:\FinePixS1500_USB_ID > Driver > winme_xp folder containing the
installed adjustment software and click "OK".
<Step 11>
When the detection wizard window reappears, click "Next".
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<Step 12>
When the install confirmation window appears, click "Continue Anyway".
<Step 13>
When the completion window appears, click "Finish".
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<Step 14>
Check that "Camera connect ok!!!" is displayed in the software launched in <Step 3>, enter the serial number (8 digits) and
then click "Start".
<Step 15>
The window shown below appears and the camera turns off. Click "Exit" and remove the SD card.
--> USB_ID Writing ends.
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4-24. Language Setting
<Step 1>
<Step 2>
<Step 3>
button.
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<Step 4>
Check the third number or letter from the left in the serial number and use the Down button to select the applicable model
(Fig. 4-24-1). Then press the MENU/OK button.
Model 3rd digit in serial no.

FinePix S1500 J-model 0 to 8
FinePix S1500 US-model A to H, J, K
FinePix S1500 EU/EF/E1/EG/EE-model Q to V
FinePix S1500 CH-model W to Z
<Fig. 4-24-1>
<Step 5>
If "Set ** OK" appears on the screen, turn the camera off and
remove the adjustment SD card.
"**" shows the selected language.
The screen shows the display that appears when "Ship Area
US" is selected.
--> Language Setting ends.
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4-25. Firmware Download
[Overview]
Replace the adjustment firmware with the product firmware.
Always execute the Firmware Download after completing the adjustments.
[Note]
• Always download the latest version of the firmware.
• Do not turn the camera off until the firmware Download is completed.
<Step 1>
Insert the firmware SD card into the camera.
<Step 2>
Set the camera into the DC COUPLER CP-04N and connect the AC adapter.
<Step 3>
Set the camera's power switch to "ON" while holding down FIRMWARE UPGRADE
the DISP/BACK button.
USE AC ADAPTER FOR
FIRMWARE UPGREADE
--> The firmware rewrite menu appears.
VERSION : 1.xx
YES CANCEL
<Step 4>
Press the MENU/OK button to display the confirmation FIRMWARE UPGRADE
window.
FIRMWARE UPGRADE OK?
VERSION : 1.xx � 1.xx
OK CANCEL
SET
<Step 5>
Press the Left button to select "OK" and then press the
MENU/OK button.
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<Step 6>
An upgrade warning message appears. Press the MENU/OK FIRMWARE UPGRADE
button to proceed with the upgrade.
DO NOT OPEN A BATTERY COVER
NOR TURN OFF THE CAMERA.
--> Firmware upgrading begins.
YES CANCEL
<Step 7>
When the completion window appears, turn the camera off FIRMWARE UPGRADE
and remove the Firmware SD card.
FIRMWARE UPGRADE COMPLETED.
TURN OFF THE CAMERA.
VERSION : 1.xx
<Step 8>
<Step 9>
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<Step 10>
button.
<Step 11>
Select "SAB FW Update" and press the MENU/OK button.
<Step 12>
button.
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<Step 13>
When the “OIS FW Download OK!” screen appears, turn
camera power off and remove the adjustment SD card.
* Do not turn camera power off until the “OIS FW Download
OK!” screen appears.
--> Firmware Download ends.
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FinePix S1500 Service Manual 5. Inspection
5. Inspection
5-1. Required Measuring Equipment
Parts number Measuring equipment Remarks
Power supply AC adapter (AC-5V), Regurated power supply
Digital voltmeter For general use
Ammeter For general use (able to measure 1mA or less)
TV Monitor TV monitor, minimum resolution 600 lines
CR0130900U9 DC COUPLER CP-04 Common with adjustment JIG
ZJ00580-100 POWER CABLE JIG Common with adjustment JIG
ZJ00525-100 Macro Chart Resolution confirmation
ZJ00885-100 LCD Inspection Data For LCD inspection (downloaded from WEB.)
ZJ01021-100 Face Detection Test Chart Checking face detection operation
ZPU0512-100 SD CARD ULTRA2 1GB To check SD card recording
5-2. Connection of Measuring Equipment

Use DC COUPLER CP-04 and POWER CABLE JIG.
The output current of the Regurated power supply must not become 2.5A or more.
FinePix S1500
DC COUPLER CP-04
Regurated
Digital voltmeter Ammeter Power supply
POWER CABLE JIG
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5. Inspection FinePix S1500 Service Manual
5-3. Inspection and Factory Settings

Preparations for adjustment Method of adjustment Measuring
Sequence Item Mode
(measurement points, subject, other) (VRs, waveforms, required values) equipment and jigs
1 External visual (1) Observe the camera. (1) Check for damage to the outer
check casing (Inventory repairs only).
Check for problems with the clicking
or sliding movement of switches.
Check for dust or fogging in the
Finder.
Check for dust or fogging in the
LCD.
2 Power switch Auto mode (1) Plug the DC COUPLER CP-04 into CR0130900U9
check the camera and connect the AC-5V.
LCD-ON (2) Insert a SD card. (2) SD card for recording checking. ZPU0512-100
(3) Select the mode dial setting. (3) Mode: AUTO
(4) Set the power switch to ON. (4) Check that the camera beeps.
(5) If a message appears asking for the (5) <DISP/BACK>
language and date to be set, press
the specification button on the right.
(6) Check the LCD screen display (6) Check that the live image and text is
status. displayed.
EVF-ON (7) Press the <EVF/LCD> button. (7) Check that the live image is
displayed.
(8) Check for blemishes in the CCD live (8) Monitor a very bright subject and
image. check that the live image does not
dim or darken.
3 Zoom operation Auto mode (1) Zoom drive noise. (1) Check that there is no abnormal
check noise.
LCD-ON (2) LCD screen. (2) Check that there is no edge blurring
Check that the screen display
accurately tracks zooming.
(3) Zoom operation (T <-> W). (3) Check that the zoom moves
smoothly.
4 Shock noise check Auto mode (1) Apply a shock to the camera using (1) Check for problems on the LCD
in Auto mode LCD-ON the shock jig. monitor.
Check that the camera recovers
from synchronicity disruption.
(Note) Do not apply shocks directly
to the lens or card cover.
5 Resolution check Auto mode (1) Use a macro resolution chart as the ZJ00525-100
Focusing check LCD-ON subject.
(2) Set the camera to Macro mode. (2) Press the 4-way button (left) and
check that the Macro icon (tulip)
appears on the LCD monitor.
(3) Set the camera up so that the chart
fills the screen from corner to corner.
(4) Press the shutter button to take a (4) The indicator lamp lights green ->
picture. Intermittently lights orange or green
(recording) -> Turns off.
5-2
Sequence Item Mode
6 Checking face Auto mode (1) Press the Intelligent Face Detection (1) Set Face Detection to “ON”. ZJ01021-100
detection operation button.
Flash operation LCD-ON (2) Set up the camera facing the face (2) Check that the Face Detection icon
check detection chart at a distance of 30 to is displayed on the LCD monitor.
40 cm.
(3) Press the S1 button. (3) Check that the focusing target is
aligned with a face that has the
Face.
(4) Press the face detection button. (4) Set Face Detection to “OFF”.
(5) Press the flash pop-up button to
open the flash.
(6) Set the flash mode to Forced Flash. (6) Press the 4-way button (right) and
check that the Forced Flash icon
appears on the LCD monitor.
Press the flash lamp unit down
approximately 1 cm and check that
the Forced Flash icon appears when
the lamp is gently released.
(7) Focus on any subject and press the (7) The indicator lamp lights green ->
shutter button to take a picture. Intermittently lights orange or green
(recording) -> Turns off.
7 Movie/audio Movie mode (1) Select the mode dial to Movie (1) Check that “STANDBY” appears on
recording check shooting mode. the LCD monitor.
LCD-ON (2) Press S1 -> S2 and then release S2 (2) Check that movie/audio recording
-> S1. begins.
Check that “REC” appears on the
LCD monitor.
(3) After 5 seconds, press and then (3) Check that movie/audio recording
release S1. ends and that the data is recorded
on the SD card.
8 Movie/audio Playback (1) Set the camera to Playback mode.
playback check (2) Press the 4-way button (down) to (2) Check that the movie is played back
play back the movie. on the LCD monitor.
Check that the sound is played back
through the speaker.
9 Playback mode Playback (1) Plug the AV cable into the camera. (1) The LCD monitor image disappears AV cable
check and the indicator lamp lights green.
(2) Check images shot at macro (2) Where the horizontal resolution is as TV monitor
resolutions (manual photography). follows:
350 TV lines or better at the center
and 300 TV lines or better at the
periphery (NTSC).
300 TV lines or better at the center
and 250 TV lines or better at the
periphery (PAL).
(3) Turn the camera off.
Disconnect the AV cable from the
camera.
10 Playback mode Playback (1) Start up in playback mode. (1) Press the <Playback> button.
check (2) If a message prompting the user (2) <DISP/BACK>
to set the date appears, press the
button specified on the right.
(3) Check the playback image. (3) Check that the last image shot
appears, regardless of whether it
is automatic or manual. Check that
the date is displayed in the YYYY.
MM.DD forma.
5-3

Sequence Item Mode
11 PC connection Auto mode (1) Connect the camera to the PC with (1) Check that the PC recognizes the USB cable
checking the USB cable. camera over a PTP connection. PC
(2) Copy the image files in the camera (2) Check that the image files have
to a folder on the PC. been copied to the PC.
(3) Disconnect the USB cable from the
camera.
12 Erase mode check Erase (1) Select “Erase” -> “Erase all” from (1) Check that an erase message such
the menu and then press the “OK” as the following appears:
button. Japan: “ OK?”
Overseas: “ERASE ALL OK?”
China: “ OK?”
(2) Select "OK" and press the “OK” (2) Check that the recorded images are
button. erased.
(3) Turn the camera off.
Disconnect the SD card from the
camera.
13 LCD dust/defect Playback (1) Insert the LCD monitor inspection ZJ00885-100
check card.
(2) Start up the camera in Playback (2) Press the <Playback> button.
mode.
(3) Play back a completely black image. (3) Check that there are no noticeable
dust flecks or stains (bright spots,
etc.) on the screen.
(4) Play back a completely white (75%) (4) Check that there are no noticeable
image. dust flecks or stains (smears,
flashing points, etc.) on the screen.
(5) Change the setting with the EVF/ (5) Play the above 2 frames and perform
LCD button. the same checks.
(6) Set the power switch to OFF.
(7) Disconnect the LCD monitor
inspection card.
14 Battery low check Auto mode (1) Insert the SD card and set the DC CR0130900U9
Backup check LCD-ON COUPLER CP-04 and POWER ZJ00580-100
CABLE JIG to the camera.
(2) Set the power supply voltage. (2) 5.00 V±0.1 V
(3) Set the Mode dial to AUTO mode (3) Check that the camera start up
and turn the camera on. normally.
(4) Check that the pop-up flash opens (4) Press the flash pop-up button to pop
and closes and check the backup. up the flash unit.
Check that forced flash firing is
displayed.
Check that the flash mode reverts to
AUTO when the 4-way key (right) is
pressed after checking.
Movie mode (5) Select the mode dial to Movie
shooting mode.
(6) Set the pre-end voltage. (6) 4.45 V±0.05 V
Check that the battery-low warning
appears.
(7) Set the end voltage. (7) 4.07 V±0.05 V
Check that the zoom retracts and
the camera turns off after the battery
low warning (end) appears.
5-4
Sequence Item Mode
15 Current Auto mode (1) Insert the SD card and set the DC CR0130900U9
consumption check COUPLER CP-04 and POWER ZJ00580-100
CABLE JIG to the camera.
(3) Set the Mode dial to AUTO mode
and turn the camera on.
(4) After the LCD monitor live image (4) 500 mA or less.
appears, check the current (Stable state => When the IRIS/
consumption. FOCUS is not operating.)
If the current consumption exceeds
the above value, it is OK if the
current drops into the standard range
within 10 seconds. If the current is
still outside the standard range after
10 seconds, the camera is faulty.
(5) Set the power switch to OFF.
(6) Disconnect the SD card from the
camera.
16 Checking standby Power off (1) Set the DC COUPLER CP-04 and CR0130900U9
current POWER CABLE JIG to the camera. ZJ00580-100
(3) Check the standby current when the (3) 0.5 mA or less
power is turned OFF.
17 Shipping (1) Mode dial. (1) AUTO mode
inspection (2) SETUP frame no. (2) New: The default SETUP frame No.
(Inventory repairs setting is “Continuous”, but to clear
only) the number of frames in the frame
number memory to zero, you should
always change the setting to “New”
before turning the camera off.
(3) Flash. (3) Pop down
(4) Battery and cards not inserted. (4) Normal
(5) Internal memory. (5) Check that the internal memory is
formatted.
*Excluding customers camera.
(6) Battery cover. (6) Closed
(7) Power off. (7) The power supply is stopped after
the camera's shutdown sequence
ends.
5-5
MEMO
5-6
FinePix S1500 Service Manual 6. Parts List
6. Parts List
6-1. Packing and Accessories
6-1-1. US-model
A107
A118
A117
A119
A120
A121
A122
A104
A115
A103
A108
A105
A109
A110 A116
A106
A113
A111
A112
A102
A101
A114
Ref No. Parts No. Description Comment Ref No. Parts No. Description Comment
A101 CR015180299 UNITARY BOX A116 CR173284999 CAMERA OFFICIAL SEAL
A102 CR015182099 PARTITION PAD B A117 BL00846-100 WWN PRINT
A103 CR015181699 PARTITION PAD A A118 BL00724-102 INSTRUCTION(US RETURN)
A104 CR074181499 INSTRUCTION PE BAG A119 CR013081499 WARRANTY U
A105 CR013082099 CAMERA WRAPPER BAG A120 CR015180799 BASIC MANUAL ENGLISH
A106 CR015180499 PRODUCT LABEL US A121 CR015180899 BASIC MANUAL FRENCH

A107 CR013051299 LENS COVER STRING A122 CR015180999 BASIC MANUAL SPANISH
A108 FZ07227-100 CD ROM(SOFT WARE)
A109 CR0130999U9 LENS COVER
A110 CR013080699 SHOULDER BELT
A111 CR015182899 USB CABLE

A112 CR015182999 AV CABLE
A113 FZ07403-101 ALKALINE BATTERY
A114 CC013099899 DESTINATION LABEL US
A115 FZ07449-100 CD ROM(18 LANGUAGE MANUAL)*
* English/French/Spanish/German/Dutch/Italian/Portugal/Norwegian/Swedish/Danish/Finnish/Hungarian/Polish/Russian/
Portugal:South America/Chinese/Czech/Slovakian
6-1
6. Parts List FinePix S1500 Service Manual
6-1-2. EU/EF-model
A107
A104
A117
A118
A115
A103
A105
A108
A106
A109
A110 A116
A113
A111
A112
A102
A101
A114
A103 CR015181699 PARTITION PAD A A118 BL00854-100 EU WARRANTY
A104 CR074181499 INSTRUCTION PE BAG
A105 CR013082099 CAMERA WRAPPER BAG
A106 CR015181499 PRODUCT LABEL E

 A106 CR015180599 PRODUCT LABEL E
A107 CR013051299 LENS COVER STRING

A114 CC013099799 DESTINATION LABEL
 Revised: 18, Mar. 2009
6-2
6-1-3. E1-model
A107
A117
A104
A118
A119
A120
A121
A115 A103
A105
A108
A106
A109
A110 A116
A113
A111
A112
A102
A101
A114
A103 CR015181699 PARTITION PAD A A118 BL00854-100 EU WARRANTY
A104 CR074181499 INSTRUCTION PE BAG A119 CR015180899 BASIC MANUAL FRENCH
A105 CR013082099 CAMERA WRAPPER BAG A120 CR015181099 BASIC MANUAL GERMAN
A106 CR015181499 PRODUCT LABEL E A121 CR015181299 BASIC MANUAL DUTCH


6-3
6-1-4. EG-model
A107
A117
A118
A119
A104
A115
A103
A108
A105
A106
A109
A110 A116
A113
A111
A112
A102
A101
A114
A103 CR015181699 PARTITION PAD A A118 CR011788299 WARRANTY EG
A104 CR074181499 INSTRUCTION PE BAG A119 CR015180799 BASIC MANUAL ENGLISH


6-4
6-1-5. EE-model
A107
A117
A118
A104
A115
A103
A108
A105
A106
A109
A110 A116
A113
A111
A112
A102
A101
A114
A103 CR015181699 PARTITION PAD A A118 CR015180799 BASIC MANUAL ENGLISH
A104 CR074181499 INSTRUCTION PE BAG


6-5
6-1-6. CH-model
A107
A117
A116
A104
A115
A103
A108 A105
A118
A106
A109
A110
A113
A111
A112
A119
A102
A101
A114
A101 CR015180199 UNITARY BOX CH A116 CR015183099 BASIC MANUAL CHINESE
A102 CR015182099 PARTITION PAD B A117 CR013081699 WARRANTY CH
A103 CR015181699 PARTITION PAD A A118 CR173283999 CERTIFICATE
A104 CR074181499 INSTRUCTION PE BAG A119 CC173299799 REGULATION SEAL
A106 CR015180699 PRODUCT LABEL CH


6-6
6-2. FRONT COVER CONST
M201
M209
M207
M210
M202
M206
M208
M204
M205 M209
N.S.
M203
N.S.=Not Supply
M201 CR0151100U9 FRONT COVER CONST
M202 CR0151996U9 LENS RING UNIT
M203 CR013010599 DUST PROOF SPONGE
M204 CR013010199 FRONT COVER
M205 CR173210699 ISOLATION PIECE
M206 CR013010499 BATTERY SPRING

M207 CR013010299 HAND GRIP
M208 CR511154299 SCREW M1.4XL2
M209 CR013040899 SCREW M1.7XL2.0
M210 CR511154599 SCREW M1.7XL3.5
6-7
6-3. BATTERY COVER CONST
M301
M310
M308
M309
M306
M305
M304
M303
M307
M302
N.S.=Not Supply
M301 CR0151200U9 BATTERY COVER CONST
M302 N.S. BATTERY COVER
M303 CR013020299 BATTERY LATCH
M304 CR013020599 BATTERY COVER SPRING BACK
M305 CR013020499 BATTERY COVER SPRING FRONT
M306 CR013020899 BATTERY COVER SPONGE

M307 CR013020399 BATTERY LATCH SPRING
M308 CR013020699 BATTERY SHEET METAL 1
M309 CR013020799 BATTERY SHEET METAL 2
M310 CR013040599 SCREW M1.4X2.0
6-8
6-4. Mechanical Block
Ref No. Parts No. Description Comment

M435 M431 M401 CR015119199 MAIN FRAME
M436 M402 ESP3002169 SPEAKER
M403 CR511120699 TRIPOD
M404 EMI3003489 MIC
M434 M405 CR015150599 LENS FPC MYLAR
M406 CR013012199 STRAP LEFT

M430 M407 CR013012299 STRAP RIGHT
N.S. M408 ECA0197019 CAP.
M409 CR013031299 CAP. MYLAR B
M440 M410 CR0130302U9 BATTERY PWB ASSY
M429 M411 CR013050299 BATTERY SEAL

M428 M412 CR511156099 CAP. MYLAR A
M437 M437 M432 M413 EWI5111129 AF WIRE RED
M427 M436
N.S. M414 EWI5111139 AF WIRE BLACK
M415 CR013019499 LED SILICONE
M439
M422 M438
M444 M425 M416 CR0130309U9 AF LED PWB ASSY
M436 M426 M417 CR0151400U0 LENS CONST
M412 M418 CR0151300U9 MAIN PWB ASSY
M412 M433 M419 CR015150699 LENS ESD TAPE
M420 CR015112699 TAPE GASKET
M437 M420 M424
M445 N.S.
M437 M421 CR0151120U9 LCD HOLDER ASSY
M411 M423
M441 M414 M444
M422 CR511154299 SCREW M1.4XL2
M410 M423 ELC3006159 LCD
M413 M437 M424 CR0151110U9 BACK COVER CONST
M425 CR0130997U9 KEY FPC UNIT
M437 N.S.
M409 M421
M415 M426 CR013011999 LCD SPONGE
M408 M427 CR013011499 OK BUTTON
M419 M428 CR013011399 4 WAY BUTTON
M416
M441 M405 M429 CR013011299 2 BUTTON
M407 M430 CR013011599 3 BUTTON
M443 M441 M431 CR013011799 USB COVER

M418 M432 N.S. BACK COVER
M435
M401 M433 CR015112499 KEY SHEET METAL MYLAR
M436 M417 M434 CR013011699 FAKE BATTERY COVER
M435 CR013040299 SCREW M1.7XL3.0
M404
M436 CR511154599 SCREW M1.7XL3.5
M406 M437 CR511154399 SCREW M1.4XL3
M438 CR013040999 SCREW M1.7XL3.5
M439 CR511154799 SCREW M1.7XL2.5
M440 CR013040199 SCREW M1.7XL4.5
M402
M441 CR511154499 SCREW M1.7XL4.5
M440 M403 M442 CR013040699 SCREW M1.7XL3.5
M443 CR015150799 BATTERY COVER MYLAR
M444 CR015150899 EMI TAPE
M442 M445 EWI0005039 EMI LEAD
M436
M439
N.S.=Not Supply
6-9
6-5. TOP COVER CONST

M501 CR0151130U9 TOP COVER CONST
M517 M502 CR013018899 TOP COVER MYLAR
M503 CR0151306U9 TOP FPC UNIT
M504 CR015118399 TOP COVER BUTTON
M505 CR013018499 STATUS LED
M513 M519 M506 CR013015599 POWER KNOB

M507 CR013013899 WT BUTTON
M545
M508 CR015113699 SHUTTER BUTTON
M509 CR511156399 SHUTTER SPRING
M514 M520 M510 ELC6001009 EVF
M521 M518
M511 CR013016299 EYE RING
M522 M512 CR013016199 EYE CUP
M515
M523 M513 CR015115399 MODE DIAL COVER
M514 CR511155899 MODE DIAL STICKER
M526
M525 M525 M515 CR013015199 MODE DIAL CAP
M516
M516 CR511150999 MODE DIAL SPRING
M512
M517 CR015117599 FLASH TOP COVER
M518 CR0151196U9 FLASH BOTTOM ASSY
M524
M519 CR0130308U9 FLASH WIRE UNIT
M511 M520 CR013017399 FLASH FIX
M521 CR0130303U9 FLASH DETECT PWB ASSY

M544 M545 M522 CR013017699 FLASH ADHESIVE
M546 M523 CR0130171U9 FLASH UNIT
M510
M524 CR013019699 FLASH BOTTOM COVER
M525 CR013017499 FLASH HINGE
M506 M527 M526 CR013019799 FLASH SPRING

M527 CR013017899 FLASH SPONGE
M507 M528 M528 CR013019599 TOP COVER
M529 CR013018599 FUJI LOGO
M508 M529 M530 CR013018999 AF LENS
M531 CR013019099 AF LENS ADHESIVE

M509 M532 CR013013999 WT SPRING
M533 CR013014099 WT SLIDER
M540 M534 CR013015299 MODE DIAL STOPPER
M531 M535 CR013015499 MODE DIAL SWITCH COVER
M505
M530 M536 CR511153699 FLASH LOCK
M544 M541 M537 CR013018199 FLASH LOCK PLATE
M534 M536 M542 M538 CR511153399 FLASH LOCK SPRING
M548 M537 M545 M539 CR511154899 FLASH LOCK PUSHER
M532 M543 M540 CR013050499 FLASH DETECT WIRE MYLAR
M533 M541 CR0130304U9 FLASH BOARD

M547 M542 CR0130307U9 FLASH DETECT WIRE UNIT
M544 M543 CR013018299 FLASH BUTTON
N.S.
M504 M535 M544 CR511154299 SCREW M1.4XL2
M545 M538 M545 CR511154399 SCREW M1.4XL3
M501
M539 M546 CR511154599 SCREW M1.7XL3.5
N.S. M547 CR013040499 SCREW M2.0XL5.0
N.S. M548 M548 CR511154199 SCREW M1.4XL2
N.S.
M503
M544
M502
6-10
6-6. Electrical parts
[NOTE]
* Due to standardization, replacement in the parts list may
The components indicated by mark are critical for safety.
be different from the parts list specified in the circuit or the
When indicated parts by reference number, please include
components used on the set.
the board name.
PWB
diagram
BATTERY PWB ASSY

[FUSE]
F1 EFU3001059 FUSE F-2
[CONNECTOR]
J1 ECN3071819 JACK
FLASH BOARD
[SWITCH]
SWA1 ESW3017009 DETECTOR SWITCH
KEY FPC UNIT

[SWITCH]
SW1 ESW4022009 SWITCH

MAIN PWB ASSY

[BATTERY]
GC201 ECA2009059 BACKUP BATTERY
[CONNECTOR]
CON301 ECN3071029 CONNECTOR

CON600 N.S. CONNECTOR
CON700 N.S. CONNECTOR
[JACK]
J101 N.S. JACK
J300 ECN3071589 JACK
J500 N.S. JACK
6-11
MEMO
6-12
FinePix S1500 Service Manual 7. Appendix
7. Appendix
7-1. List of Related Technical Updates Issued
To ensure that after-sales srevice is performed accuratety, keep a record here of the technical updates issued that cover this
device.
Technical Update No. Date Title Details/Other
Revised pages: P2-1 to P2-18,
Service manual revision
P4-1 to P4-64,
2009-039 18, Mar. 2009 and release the
P5-1 to P5-6,
adjustment software
P6-2 to P6-5
7-1
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6. Make leakage - current measurements to determine

RoHS lead-free compliance

<Background & Overview>

*1: Excluded items (list of the main lead-related items)

 Differences in the soldering work for lead-free and eutectic solder

 Setting temperature during lead-free soldering

• Soldering iron tip temperature

• Correct bonding temperature

 Precautions when soldering with lead-free solder

• Uniform heating of the board and components

 Solder wire (thread)

Wire diameter 0.8mm

Solder type (Displayed symbol)

 Solder application wires (mesh, wicking wire, etc.)

4. Adjustments ............................................... 4-1 5. Inspection ................................................... 5-1

Scene modes z (PORTRAIT), G (LANDSCAPE), H (SPORT), I (NIGHT), 7 (NIGHT (TRIPOD)),

 Internal Memory/Memory Card Capacity

Image size 640 × 480 320 × 240

File size 5.0 MB 2.5 MB 2.3 MB 1.3 MB 810 KB 650 KB 160 KB — —

1 GB 200 390 440 770 1210 1510 6190 19 min. 35 min.

2 GB 400 790 880 1540 2380 2950 12400 39 min. 71 min.

1-2. Explanation of Terms

Zoom control x (Intelligent Face Detection/

A (dual IS) button

e(flash pop-up) button

Electronic viewfinder EVF/LCD (display

The Selector Button

b (macro) button e (flash) button

t (continuous shooting) button

KEY FPC UNIT

TOP COVER CONST

AF LED PWB ASSY

BATTERY COVER CONST

2-2. Removing the BACK COVER CONST

(1) Remove the screw (M1.7 x L3.0).

2-3. Disassembling the BACK COVER CONST

(1) Roll back the KEY SHEET METAL MYLAR. 3

(6) Remove the USB COVER.

(1) Remove the screw (M1.7 x L4.5). 3

(6) Raise the TOP COVER CONST in the direction of HOOK

(7) Peel off the CAP. MYLAR A.

(9) Raise the LCD in the direction of the arrow. 10

(14) Unlock the connector and remove the LCD FPC. 15

(1) Peel off the TOP COVER MYLAR.

(3) Remove the TOP FPC UNIT.

(5) Remove the screw (M1.4 x L2) and remove the

(7) Remove the 2 screws (M1.4 x L3) and remove the

(2) Set POWER KNOB at the position of ﬁgure, and

(1) Remove the screw (M1.4 x L3).

(9) Remove the FLASH LOCK in the direction of the

(14) Remove the 2 screws (M1.7 x L3.5).

(16) Pull out the FLASH HINGE in the direction of the A

(17) Remove the screw (M1.4 x L3).

(21) Remove the FLASH SPRING 19

(1) Remove the BATTERY COVER CONST.

(5) Unlock the connector and remove the LENS FPC.

2-7. Removing the LENS CONST

(1) Remove the 3 screws (M1.7 x L4.5).