Sanyo DSR-M804 Series User manual

FILE NO.
REFERENCE No.SM5310542
L8HBC/US, US2, XE, UK, UK2
NOTE: 1. Parts order must contain model number, part number, and description.
2. Substitute parts may be supplied as the service parts.
3. N.S.P. : Not available as service parts.
Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
SERVICE MANUAL
Digital Video Recorder
CONTENTS
NOTES ON HANDLING INTERNAL HDD COMPONENTS ..... 4
SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................... 5
1. RESETTING THE USE TIME ............................................... 6
2. DISASSEMBLY ..................................................................... 6
3. ADJUSTMENT ...................................................................... 7
4. PARTS LIST ......................................................................... 9
CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS & PRINTED WIRING BOARDS...........C1
(Product Code : 175 810 89)(120GB)
(Korea, Taiwan, Philippine)
DSR-M804
(U.S.A., Canada, Brazil)
DSR-M804
(Product Code : 175 810 90)(240GB)
DSR-M804P
(Europe)
(Product Code : 175 810 91)(120GB)
DSR-M804P
(U.K.)
(Product Code : 175 810 92)(120GB)
DSR-M804P
(U.K.)
(Product Code : 175 810 93)(240GB)
(NTSC General)
(Korea, Taiwan, Philippine)
(U.S.A., Canada, Brazil)
(NTSC General)
(PAL General)

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
WARNING:
Service should not be attempted by anyone unfamiliar with the necessary precautions for this recording or playback
equipment. The following precautions are necessary during servicing:
1. Many electrical and mechanical parts in this recorder have
special safety-related characteristics for providing protec-
tion against shock, fire and other hazards. These charac-
teristics often go unnoticed in a visual inspection, and the
protection afforded by them cannot necessarily be ob-
tained by using replacement components with higher rat-
ings (voltage, wattage, etc.).
2. Replacement parts having special safety-related charac-
teristics are identified in this manual, and in the schematic
diagrams, by the symbol ! . These components have
values that are of special significance to product safety.
Should any component (identified by the symbol ) need
to be replaced, use only the part designated in the parts
List. Do not deviate from the specified resistance, wattage,
and voltage ratings.
3. Before returning the set to the customer, always perform an
AC leakage current check on the exposed metallic parts of
the cabinet, such as terminals, screwheads, metal over-
lays, etc. to be sure that the set is safe to operate without the
danger of electrical shock, Plug the AC line cord directly into
a 120 V AC outlet. (Do not use a line isolation transformer
during this check.) Use an AC voltmeter with a sensitivity of
5000 ohms per volt (or more) as follows: Connect a 1500
ohms, 10 watt resistor, paralleled by a 0.15 mfd, 150 VAC
capacitor, between a known good earth ground (water pipe,
conduit, etc.) and the exposed metallic parts, one at a time.
Measure the AC voltage across the 1500 ohms resistor and
0.15 mfd capacitor combination. Reverse the AC plug at the
AC outlet and repeat the AC voltage measurements for
each exposed metallic part. The measured voltage must
not exceed 300 mVrms. This corresponds to 200 µA AC.
Any value exceeding this limit constitutes a potential shock
hazard and must be corrected immediately.
4. Fuse symbol marks.
For CANADA
For U.S.A.
UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES Standard
CAUTION "Risk of fire-replace fuse as marked"
Fuse rating is marked at
adjacent fuse.
Digital Video
Recorder

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1. Do not subject the unit to shocks or vibration.
If the unit is subjected to shocks or vibration, it may
damage the HDD or cause corruption of the data stored in
the HDD.
• Do not move the unit while the power is turned on.
Always be sure to turn off the power before removing the
unit from or placing it onto the rack.
• When transporting the unit, pack it securely using the
specified packing materials. In addition, use a method of
transportation that minimizes vibration.
• When placing the unit down on a surface such as a floor,
attach the specified feet to the base of the unit and place
it down gently. If the feet are not attached, place the unit
down very carefully so that it does not make any noise.
2. Do not move the unit for 30 seconds after turning
off the power.
After the power is turned off, the disk inside the HDD will
continue to spin for a brief period due to inertia, and the
heads will be in an unstable state.
During this time, the unit is even more susceptible to
shocks and vibration than when power is being supplied.
Make sure that the unit is not subjected to even gentle
vibration for at least 30 seconds after turning off the
power.
3. Do not operate the unit when condensation has
formed.
If the unit is operated when condensation has formed, it
may cause operating problems.
If sudden changes in the ambient temperature occur, wait
for the temperature to stabilize before operating the unit.
NOTES ON HANDLING INTERNAL HDD COMPONENTS
This unit has a built-in hard disk drive (HDD).
Be sure to observe the following points carefully when operating, setting-up and servicing the unit.
4. Notes when replacing the HDD
Be sure to follow the correct replacement procedure when
replacing the HDD.
• HDDs that have been removed from their packaging may
not operate correctly if they are subjected to any shocks
or vibration. It is recommended that you place the HDD
onto a soft, level surface with the printed circuit board
facing upward after unpacking it.
• Be careful not to subject the HDD to shocks or vibration
when removing and tightening screws as part of the HDD
replacement procedure. Make sure that all screws are
tightened securely so that they will not become loose.
• The HDD is sensitive to static electricity, so you should
take proper precautions to prevent static electricity
buildup.
5. Handling the HDD unit by itself
If transporting or storing the HDD unit by itself, always be
sure to pack it in the specified packaging first.
In addition, use a method of transportation that minimizes
vibration.
If the HDD becomes damaged, handle the unit and the
damaged HDD that has been removed in order for it to be
replaced carefully to prevent the problem from being
aggravated until as the nature of the problem can be
checked and analyzed.

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SPECIFICATIONS
Hard disk capacity :
Television system :
Picture resolution :
Compression :
Picture quality :
Recording type :
Recording speed :
Screen :
Playback :
•Normal recording :
•Timer recording :
•Alarm recording :
•Time/ date search :
•Alarm search :
Menu Language :
Clock settings :
Miscellaneous functions :
Video input terminal :
Video output terminal :
Video monitor out terminal :
Audio input terminal :
Audio output terminal :
Microphone input terminal :
LAN terminal :
USB terminal :
•RS-485 terminal :
•Remote control terminal :
•Clock adjust input terminal :
•Clock adjust output terminal :
•Series rec input terminal :
•Non rec output/ Series rec
output terminal :
•Alarm input terminal :
•Alarm reset terminal :
•Alarm output terminal :
•Warning output terminal :
•Full out warning terminal :
Power :
Current consumption :
Dimensions :
Weight :
Recording
Search mode
USB terminal
120 GB or 240 GB (120 GB x 2)
NTSC /PAL color signal standard (Switchable)
NTSC : 720 x 480 (Super/ High/ Standard)
PAL : 720 x 576 (Super/ High/ Standard)
Video : MPEG2
Audio : MPEG1 Audio Layer2
3 levels (Super/ High/ Standard)
Frame
NTSC : 30 fps or PAL : 25 fps
Single screen/ Quad screen
Playback, Still, Search, Cue, Review, Slow/reverse, Frame advance/reverse
Records on quad screen
Records on quad screen
Records on quad screen
Search by time and date
Search by alarm event list or alarm thumbnail list
English/ French/ Germany/ Spanish
Day/ Month/ Year/ Hours/ Minutes/ Seconds
Motion sensor, Security lock (with password function)
1.0 V p-p 75 Ω, unbalanced, 4 BNC connectors
1.0 V p-p 75 Ω, unbalanced, 4 BNC connectors
1.0 V p-p 75 Ω, unbalanced, 1 BNC connector
-8dBs, 47 kΩ, unbalanced, 4 RCA pin jacks
-8dBs, 600 Ω, unbalanced, 1 RCA pin jack
-60dBs, 10 kΩ, unbalanced, 3.5 mm mono jack
100BASE-TX (RJ-45)
For Compact Flash card reader
3 terminals (A, B, GND)
Resistance ladder
Normal open, Low level active
Normal 5V, Low level active
Normal open, Low level active
Normal 5V, Low level active
Normal open, Low level active
Normal open, Low level active
Normal 5V, Low level active
Open collector (500 mA), Low level active
Open collector (50 mA), Low level active
120 -240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
36 W
210 (W) x 96 (H) x 380 (D) mm
3.7 kg

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Fig. 1
2. DISASSEMBLY
2-1. REMOVAL OF CABINET AND CIRCUIT BOARD LOCATIONS
<POWER FAILURE>
F A I LURE – – – – – – – : – –
RECOVER – – – – – – – : – –
<USED TIME>
DISK1 USE : 0 0 0 0 0 H
DISK2 USE : – – – – – H
POWER
: 0 0 0 0 0 H
ERROR RESET : 0 0 0 0
FIRMWARE : MAIN 0.01-.3 / SUB 0.00-23
1. RESETTING THE USE TIME
1.Press the MENU key to display the menu.
2.Use the [ ] key or the [ ] key to move the cursor to "8.
POWER FAILURE/USED TIME" and then press the CUE
([ ]) key to display the "POWER FAILURE/USED TIME"
screen.
3.Press the [ ] key until the cursor is displayed.
4.Use the [ ] key or the [ ] key to move the cursor to the
item to be reset.
5.Press the MENU RESET key.
6.Press the CUE ([ ]) key until the value for the selected
item is reset.
7.Press the EXIT/OSD key to finish.
NOTE:
1. Please carry out the screw stop
of the attachment to HDD in the
order of the number stamped
on the HDD holder.
2. Please attach the 1st set of an
HDD unit in the backside of a
product.
3. Harness should use the socket
of an end.
CP-1 PWB
DM-1 PWB
OP-1 PWB
TB-1 PWB
PW-1 PWB
HDD
21
34
1
2
4
3
HOLDER HDD

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Measuring Point Measuring Equipment Condition
Adj. Value
OSCILLOSCOPE POWER ON
E-E Mode
1.00 V ±0.04 V p-p
MONITOR OUT
VR105 (CP-1 board)
Adj. Location
3. ADJUSTMENT
3-1. OUTPUT SIGNAL LEVEL ADJUSTMENT
1. Input a color bar signal containing 100% white to the CH1
input terminal.
2. Select "CH1" and switch to full screen mode.
3. Connect a 75 Ωtermination to the MONITOR OUT connector
and connect an oscilloscope.
4. Use VR105 to adjust until the 100% white level from the
sync chip for the Y signal is 1.00 ±0.04 Vp-p.
Z3001
C1235
VR105
S3001
1.00 ±
0.04
Vp-p

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3-2. UPLOADING THE FIRMWARE
1. Prepare the CompactFlash card containing the firmware
to be uploaded and a USB connection-type
CompactFlash card reader.
2. Insert the CompactFlash card containing the firmware to
be uploaded into the card reader, and connect the card
reader to the unit's USB connector.
3. Turn on the power for the unit.
4. Press the MENU key to display the "MAIN MENU"
screen.
5. Use the [ ] key or the [ ] key to move the cursor to "8.
POWER FAILURE/USED TIME" and then press the CUE
([ ]) key to display the "POWER FAILURE/USED TIME"
screen.
6. Press the [ ] key until the cursor is displayed.
7. Press the [ ] key to move the cursor to the line where
the version number appears, and then press the CUE
([ ]) key to display the "FIRMWARE UPDATE" screen.
8. Use the [ ] key or the [ ] key to move the cursor to
"MAIN & SUB COMPUTER".
9. Press the CUE ([ ]) key to display the confirmation
(YES/NO input) screen, and then use the [ ] key or the
[ ] key to select "YES".
10. Press the CUE ([ ]) key.
• "WRITING NEW FIRMWARE!!", "DO NOT REMOVE
CARD!" AND "DO NOT POWER OFF!" will be
displayed on the screen. Overwriting of the sub
microprocessor will start and the front LED will flash.
When overwriting of the sub microprocessor is
complete, the LED will stop flashing and the buzzer
will sound, and then the process of overwriting the
main microprocessor will start.
• After the "SANYO" logo is displayed on the screen,
"UPDATE START" will be displayed and overwriting
of the main microprocessor will start.
• When the screen display stops scrolling and the
message "You can safely turn power off" or "power
down" is displayed, overwriting of the main micropro-
cessor is complete.
• When overwriting of the main microprocessor is
complete, the unit will automatically restart.
Note:
When the unit restarts, the "SANYO" logo and the mes-
sages "HARD DISK CHECKING!!" and "DO NOT POWER
OFF" will be displayed, and you must never turn the power
off while they are being displayed. If the power is turned off
at this time, the HDD may become damaged.
3-3. MAC address
1. MAC address settings
Each device with LAN functions is controlled with one built-in
48-bit address. Writing this address incorrectly may result in
a device ID error creating a malfunction when using as part
of a network.
For this reason, each unit is controlled by inputting a num-
bered address.
2. Preparations prior to writing the MAC address
1.RS-232C servicing tools (VHJ-0116)
2.PC (with a Windows 2000, XP OS, FD drive and RS-232
terminal)
3.MAC address writing software (VJH-0165)
4.RS-232C cross cable (VHJ-0149 or any commercially
available item)
2-1. Installing the MAC address writing software
Copy the "MACW.EXE" file from the MAC address writing
software into the PC's optional directory.
2-2 .Other preparations
1.Firm up if the DSR-M800 and DSR-M800P firms are less
than SUB VER 1.03.
2.Verify and record the present MAC address prior to
servicing.
3.MAC address verification and writing procedures
1.Connect the RS-232C servicing tools (VHJ-0116) to the
CN309 socket located on the unit's CP1 board.
2.Connect the PC's RS-232C (COM1) terminal to the RS-
232C servicing tools using the RS-232C cross cable (VHJ-
0149 or any commercially available item).
3.Turn the PC's power supply ON and a MAC address writing
software directory will appear.
4.Connect the unit to the monitor and turn the monitor's
power supply ON.
5.Turn the unit's power supply ON and press the RESET
button while pressing on the UP button. Lift your finger
from the RESET button but keep pressing the UP button.
6.Lift your finger from the UP button only after hearing the
buzzer.
The SANYO logo will appear on the monitor's screen and
the present MAC address will be displayed below the logo.
7.Click on "MACW.EXE" located in the PC's directory to
launch the software.
8.When replacing the repair board, input the "MAC Address
Code" attached to the repair board in "Mac Address".
For servicing other than board replacement, verify whether
the "MAC Address Code" is identical to the code verified
prior to servicing. If the entry space is blank or if the code
is wrong, input the "MAC Address Code" verified prior to
servicing.
9. Click on the "WRITE" button.
"Write Finish" will appear. Click on "OK" when the MAC
address prior to the change appears on the monitor.
10. Click on "EXIT" to end operation.
WRITE
EXIT
Mac Address
Copyright by Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd.
2003/ 9/ 4
08 00 7B 00 00 00
OK
Write Finish

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4. PARTS LIST
LOCATION PARTS NO. DESCRIPTION LOCATION PARTS NO. DESCRIPTION
L8HBC/US (MS)
NJ503
NJ503
NJ503
NJ503
NJ503
NJ503 NJ608
6004
8000
6030
6003
TB-1
5200
NJ612
NJ612
6013
NJ612
6014 NJ612
NJ610
6006
NJ610
NJ611
6007
NJ613
NJ611
NJ614
6015
6016
NJ602
PW-1
NJ602
NJ602
NJ615
DM-1
NJ615
NJ615
NJ615
CP-1
NJ601
NJ601
6011
6012
6012
NJ601 NJ601
5112
5101
5105
5104
5106
5107
NJ605 6002
(N.S.P.)
NJ605 6005
6005
OP-1
6005
6005
6001
(N.S.P.)
NJ604
NJ603
NJ604
NJ603
N.S.P.
N.S.P.
8001
NJ605
NJ602
5030
NJ606
W0001
NJ607
NJ606
NJ607
NJ606
NJ609
NJ606
NJ609
NJ616
6017
CABINET & CHASSIS PARTS
5200 613 201 7657 COMPL,COVER TOP
5030 613 200 8167 DEC USB
5101 613 201 2782 CABINET FRONT
5104 613 200 8402 BUTTON 17P
5105 613 200 8419 BUTTON REC
5106 613 200 8464 DEC WINDOW 11P
5107 613 200 8471 DEC WINDOW 6P
5112 613 121 7324 BADGE
6001 CABINET BOTTOM-HALF (N.S.P.)
6002 FRAME FRONT-F3F01 (N.S.P.)
6003 613 201 7541 COVER BACK-4CH MIC
6004 613 201 3239 COVER FAN-4CH
6005 645 058 0406 STAND(V0)
6006 613 199 4720 HOLDER HDD-1
6007 613 199 4737 HOLDER HDD-2
6011 613 200 4268 SPACER
6012 613 096 4021 HOLDER
6013 613 200 7832 EARTH
6014 613 059 4099 SPRING PLATE
6015 613 059 4099 SPRING PLATE
6016 645 063 7551 FIXER HOOK,7.7X9.2(W11)
6017 613 201 8319 SPACER
6030 645 002 1121 FIXER
8000 645 063 7568 MOTOR,FAN DC —
8001 613 200 5562 COMPL,HDD(120)
NJ503 411 098 1303 SCR S-TPG BIN 3X6A
NJ601 411 184 5802 SCR S-TPG BIN+OTW 3X6
NJ602 411 184 5802 SCR S-TPG BIN+OTW 3X6
NJ603 411 002 0804 SCR BIN 4X6
NJ604 411 085 3709 WASHER OUT TW 4
NJ605 411 001 1901 SCR S-TPG BIN 3X6
NJ606 411 184 7400 SCR L-TPG PAN 3X10
NJ607 411 184 7400 SCR L-TPG PAN 3X10
NJ608 411 001 5206 SCR S-TPG PAN 4X20
NJ609 411 001 1901 SCR S-TPG BIN 3X6
NJ610 412 062 6102 SPECIAL SCREW-3.5X4.5
NJ611 411 001 1901 SCR S-TPG BIN 3X6
NJ612 411 001 1901 SCR S-TPG BIN 3X6
NJ613 411 001 1901 SCR S-TPG BIN 3X6
NJ614 411 001 1901 SCR S-TPG BIN 3X6
NJ615 411 184 5802 SCR S-TPG BIN+OTW 3X6
NJ616 411 001 1901 SCR S-TPG BIN 3X6
CP-1 613 201 7619 COMPL PWB,CP-1-A
DM-1 613 200 8815 COMPL PWB,DM-1-A MAC
OP-1 613 200 8624 COMPL PWB,OP-1
PW-1 613 201 0399 COMPL PWB,PW-1
TB-1 613 201 7282 COMPL PWB,TB-1
W0001 613 187 7887 ASSY,WIRE,CN501-INLET

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Note:
1. Materials of Capacitors and Resistors are abbreviated as follows ;
Resistors Capacitors
MT-FILM Metallized Film Resistor MT-POLYEST Metallized Polyester Capacitor
MT-GLAZE Metallized Glaze Resistor MT-COMPO Metallized Composite Capacitor
OXIDE-MT Oxide Metallized Film Resistor TA-SOLID Tantalum Solid Capacitor
AL-SOLID Aluminum Solid Capacitor
NP-ELECT Non-Polarized Electrolytic Capacitor
OS-SOLID Aluminum Solid Capacitors with Organic
Semiconductive Electrolytic Capacitor
DL-ELECT Double Layered Electrolytic Capacitor
2. Tolerance of Capacitor (10pF over) and Resistor are noted with follow symboles.
F ............1% G ............2% J ............5% K ............10%
M ..........20% N ..........30% Z ..........+80% ~ -20%
3. Capacitors
U :
µ FP:pF
4. Inductors
UH :
µ H MH : mH
5. N.S.P. : Not available as service parts.
ELECTRICAL PARTS
LOCATION PARTS NO. DESCRIPTION LOCATION PARTS NO. DESCRIPTION
COMPL PWB,DM-1-A MAC
613 200 8815
(SEMICONDUCTORS)
Q3200 405 014 4400 TR 2SC2412K-Q
OR 405 014 4509 TR 2SC2412K-R
OR 405 014 4608 TR 2SC2412K-S
Q4801 405 090 4905 TR 2SC4452-4
Q4802 405 090 4905 TR 2SC4452-4
Q4803 405 090 4905 TR 2SC4452-4
Q4804 405 090 4905 TR 2SC4452-4
(INTEGRATED CIRCUITS)
IC320 409 540 4101 IC RTL8139C
IC321 409 540 4002 IC AT93C46I18
IC322 409 544 6606 IC SI-3012KS-TL
IC410 409 547 9901 IC CX23415-12
IC411 409 528 7704 IC W986432DH-7
IC412 409 528 7704 IC W986432DH-7
IC421 409 541 4506 IC IT8172G
IC441 409 584 0602 IC V05400-1 MG4DVR
IC442 409 584 0701 IC V05400-2 MG4DVR
IC443 409 528 7803 IC W981216BH-7
IC444 409 528 7803 IC W981216BH-7
IC445 409 368 5809 IC TC7SH08FU
IC451 409 542 9005 IC RM5231A
IC452 409 542 4604 IC ICS9248YF81
IC461 409 505 1602 IC PLL1700E
IC462 409 427 7904 IC TC74VHC02FT
IC473 409 541 0201 IC PCM1800
IC474 409 541 0300 IC AK4380VT
IC481 409 541 7408 IC PST598IN
IC482 409 228 9206 IC NJM2100M
(DIODES)
D4101 407 133 3104 DIODE RB411D
D4102 407 133 3104 DIODE RB411D
D4601 407 133 3104 DIODE RB411D
D4701 407 133 3104 DIODE RB411D
D4801 407 209 4509 ZENER DIODE UDZS6.8B
D4802 407 209 4509 ZENER DIODE UDZS6.8B
D4803 407 209 4509 ZENER DIODE UDZS6.8B
D4804 407 209 4509 ZENER DIODE UDZS6.8B
D4805 407 133 3104 DIODE RB411D
D4806 407 133 3104 DIODE RB411D
D4807 407 133 3104 DIODE RB411D
D4808 407 133 3104 DIODE RB411D
(CRYSTAL DEVICES)
X3200 645 056 9876 OSC,CRYSTAL 25.000MHZ
X4201 613 109 0972 OSC,CRYSTAL 32KHZ
X4501 645 057 0780 OSC,CRYSTAL 14.31818MHZ
X4601 645 029 6468 OSC,CRYSTAL 27.000MHZ
(INDUCTORS)
L3200 645 006 3602 INDUCTOR,1.1UH
L3203 645 006 3602 INDUCTOR,1.1UH
L3206 645 006 3602 INDUCTOR,1.1UH
L3281 645 006 3602 INDUCTOR,1.1UH
L3282 645 006 3602 INDUCTOR,1.1UH
L3283 645 006 3602 INDUCTOR,1.1UH
L4101 645 004 1990 INDUCTOR,47U K
L4102 645 020 1912 INDUCTOR,240 OHM
L4201 645 004 1990 INDUCTOR,47U K
L4202 645 004 1990 INDUCTOR,47U K
L4706 645 004 1990 INDUCTOR,47U K
L4707 645 004 1990 INDUCTOR,47U K
L4708 645 004 1990 INDUCTOR,47U K
L4709 645 020 1912 INDUCTOR,240 OHM
L4710 645 020 1912 INDUCTOR,240 OHM
L4711 645 020 1912 INDUCTOR,240 OHM
L4712 645 020 1912 INDUCTOR,240 OHM
L4713 645 020 1912 INDUCTOR,240 OHM
L4714 645 020 1912 INDUCTOR,240 OHM
L4715 645 020 1912 INDUCTOR,240 OHM
L4716 645 020 1912 INDUCTOR,240 OHM
(TRANSFORMER)
T3200 645 057 0179 UNIT,LAN INTERFACE MODULE
(CAPACITORS)
C3200 403 381 4801 ELECT 100U M 6.3V
C3201 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C3202 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C3203 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C3204 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C3205 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C3206 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C3207 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C3208 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C3209 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C3210 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C3211 403 155 4204 CERAMIC 15P J 50V
C3212 403 155 4204 CERAMIC 15P J 50V
C3213 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C3214 403 157 1904 CERAMIC 10P D 50V
C3215 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C3216 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C3217 403 382 2905 ELECT 10U M 16V
C3218 403 145 9905 CERAMIC 22P J 50V
C3219 403 145 9905 CERAMIC 22P J 50V
C3271 403 382 1809 ELECT 47U M 6.3V
C3281 403 381 4801 ELECT 100U M 6.3V
C3282 403 381 4801 ELECT 100U M 6.3V
C3283 403 381 4801 ELECT 100U M 6.3V
C4101 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C4102 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C4103 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C4104 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C4105 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C4106 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C4107 403 384 8806 ELECT 22U M 6.3V
C4108 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C4109 403 384 8806 ELECT 22U M 6.3V
C4110 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C4111 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C4112 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C4113 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C4114 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C4115 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C4116 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V
C4117 403 164 0204 CERAMIC 0.1U Z 25V