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EV-$3000
RMT-V120
SERVICE
MANUAL
US
Model
Canadian
Model
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ideo
Hi
Remote
de
H
8
is
srliabe
asa
.
Vi
eo
l
q
19!
-
for
repair
parts.
°
U’
MECHANISM
For
MECHANICAL
ADJUSTMENT,
refer
to
the
“8mm
Video
MECHANICAL
ADJUSTMENT
MANUAL
III
(U
MECHANISM)”
(9-972-732-11).
SPECIFICATIONS
System
VHF/UHF
input
signal
Video
recording
system
75
ohms,
F-type
connector
for
VHF/UHF
IN
and
Rotary
two-head
helical
scanning
FM
system
VHF/UHF
OUT
Audio
recording
Standard:
Rotary
head,
FM
system
(2
channels)
PCM
PCM:
PCM
system
(2
channels)
Sampling
frequency
31.5KHz
Video
signal
NTSC
color,
EIA
standards
Audio
frequency
20Hz
to
15
KHz
Usable
cassette
8mm
video
format
cassettes
Dynamic
range
90dB
(in
playback)
Tape
speed
SP:
approx.
1.43cm/sec.
Wow
and
flutter
Less
than
0.005
%
RMS
LP:
approx.
0.72cm/sec.
Maximum
recording
time
inputs
and
outputs
SP:
2
hours
30
minutes
Video
input
LINE
1/2
VIDEO
(phono
jack)
LP:
5
hours
(1
each)
(with
Sony
P6-150)
Input
signal:
1
Vp-p,
75
ohms,
unbalanced,
SP:
2
hours
sync
negative
LP:
4
hours
Video
output
LINE
OUT/MONITOR
OUT
VIDEO
(with
Sony
E6-120)
(phono
jack)
Fast-forward
and
rewind
time
(1
each)
Approx.
4
minutes
(with
Sony
P6-120
cassette)
:
Output
signal:
1
Vp-p,
75
ohms,
unbalanced,
Tuner
section
sync
negative
Channel
coverage
VHF
channels
2
to
13
—continued
on
next
page—
UHF
channels
14
to
69
Cable
TV
channels
1
to
125
VHF/UHF
output
signal
Channel
3
or
4
(selectable)
75
ohms,
unbalanced
1G
ED
VIDEO
CASSETTE
RECORDER
ell
SONY.
S
VIDEO
input
LINE
IN
1/2
S
VIDEO
(4-pin,
mini-DIN)
(1
each)
Luminance
signal:
1
Vp-p,
75
ohms,
unbalanced,
sync
negative
Chrominance
signal:
0.286
Vp-p,
75
ohms,
unbalanced
$
VIDEO
output
LINE
OUT/MONITOR
OUT
S
VIDEO
(4-pin,
mini-DIN)
Luminance
signal:
1 Vp-p,
75
ohms,
unbalanced,
sync
negative
Chrominance
signal:
0.286
Vp-p,
75
ohms,
unbalanced
Audio
input
LINE
1/2
AUDIO.
(phono
jack)
(2
each)
Input
level:
-7.5
dBs
Input
impedance:
more
than
47
kilohms
Audio
output
LINE
OUT/MONITOR
OUT
AUDIO
(phono
jack)
(2
each)
Standard
impedance:
—7.5
dBs
at
load
impedance
47
kilohms
Output
impedance:
less
than
10
kilohms
CONTROL
SIN
Minijack
CONTROL
L
5-pin
DIN
(rear
panel)
(Minijack)
(front
panel)
Timer
Clock
Quartz
lock
Timer
indication
12-hour
digital
indication
Timer
setting
Only
for
recording
6
events/1
month
max.
General
Power
requirements
120
V
AC,
60
Hz
Power
consumption
30W(max.)
Operating
temperature
5°C
to
40°C
(41°F
to
104°F)
Storage
temperature
Dimensions
Approx.
470
x
101
x
330
mm
(w/h/d)
Approx.
18
x
4.x
13
inch
Weight
Approx.
6.1
Kg
(13
Ib
8
0z)
Remote
Commander
RMT-V120
Remote
control
system
Infrared
control
Commande
mode
Selectable
VTR
1,
2
or3
Power
requirements
3V
DC
2
size
AA
batteries
(IEC
designation
R6)
Design
and
specifications
subject
to
change
without
notice.
-20°C
to
60°C
(-4°F
to
+140°F)
Supplied
accessories
*
Remote
Commander
RMT-V120
(1)
*
Size
AA
(R6)
batteries
(2)
External
antenna
connector
(1)
75-ohm
coaxial
cable
with
F-type
connectors
(1)
*
Audio/video
connecting
cable
(3
phono
to
3
phono)
(1)
*
S
VIDEO
connecting
cable
(1)
*
LANC
&
cable
(1)
SAFETY
CHECK-OUT
After
correcting
the
original
service
problem,
perform
the
following
safety
checks
before
releasing
the
set
to
the
customer:
1.
Check
the
area
of
your
repair
for
unsoldered
or
poorly-soldered
connections.
Check
the
entire
board
surface
for
solder
splashes
and
bridges.
2.
Check
the
interboard
wiring
to
ensure
that
no
wires
are
“pinched”
or
contact
high-wattage
resistors.
3.
Look
for
unauthorized
replacement
parts,
par-
ticularly
transistors,
that
were
installed
during
a
previous
repair.
Point
them
out
to
the
customer
and
recommend
their
replacement.
4.
Look
for
parts
which,
though
functioning,
show
obvious
signs
of
deterioration.
Point
them
out
to
the
customer
and
recommend
their
replace-
ment.
5.
Check
the
line
cord
for
cracks
and
abrasion.
Recommend
the
replacement
of
any
such
line
cord
to
the
customer.
6.
Check
the
B+
voltage
to
see
it is
at
the
values
specified.
7.
Check
the
antenna
terminals,
metal
trim,
“metallized”
knobs,
screws,
and
all
other
exposed
metal
parts
for
AC
leakage.
Check
leakage
as
described
below.
To
Exposed
Metal
Parts
on
Set
AC
0.15
uF
voltmeter
{tre
|
(0.75V}
=
Earth
Ground
Fig.
A.
Using
an
AC
voltmeter
to
check
AC
leakage.
SAFETY-RELATED
COMPONENT
WARNING!!
COMPONENTS
IDENTIFIED
BY
MARK
A
OR
DOTTED
LINE
WITH
MARK
A
ON
THE
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAMS
AND
IN
THE
PARTS
LIST
ARE
CRITICAL
TO
SAFE
OPERATION.
REPLACE
THESE
COMPONENTS
WITH
SONY
PARTS
WHOSE
PART
NUMBERS
APPEAR
AS
SHOWN
IN
THIS
MANUAL
OR
IN
SUPPLEMENTS
PUB-
LISHED
BY
SONY.
LEAKAGE
TEST
The
AC
leakage
from
any
exposed
metal
part
to
earth
ground
and
from
all
exposed
metal
parts
to
any
exposed
metal
part
having
a
return
to
chassis,
must
not
exceed
0.5mA
(500
microampers).
Leakage
current
can
be
measured
by
any
one
of
three
methods.
1.
A
commercial
leakage
tester,
such
as
the
Simpson
229
or
RCA
WT-540A.
Follow
the
manufacturers’
instructions
to
use
these
instru-
ments.
2.
A
battery-operated
AC
milliammeter.
The
Data
Precision
245
digital
multimeter
is
suitable
for
this
job.
3.
Measuring
the
voltage
drop
across
a
resistor
by
means
of
a
VOM
or
battery-operated
AC
volt-
meter.
The
“limit”
indication
is
0.75V,
so
analog
meters
must
have
an
accurate
low-
voltage
scale.
The
Simpson
250
and
Sanwa
SH-63Trd
are
examples
of
a
passive
VOM
that
is
suitable.
Nearly
all
battery
operated
digital
multimeters
that
have
a
2V AC
range
are
suitable.
(See
Fig.
A)
ATTENTION
AU
COMPOSANT
AYANT
RAPPORT
A
LA
SECURITE!
LES
COMPOSANTS
IDENTIFIES
PAR UNE
MARQUE
/i\
SUR
LES
DIAGRAMMES
SCHEMATIQUES
ET
LA
LISTE
DES
PIECES
SONT
CRITIQUES
POUR
LA
SECURITE
DE
FONCTIONNEMENT.
NE
REMPLACER
CES
COM-
POSANTS
QUE
PAR
DES
PIECES
SONY
DONT
LES
NUMEROS
SONT
DONNES
DANS
CE
MANUEL
OU
DANS
LES
SUPPLEMENTS
PUBLIES
PAR
SONY.
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
Section
Title
Page
1,
SERVICE
NOTE
1-1.
Removal
of
Cassette
at
Failure
with
Cassette
+6
1-2,
Replacement
of
External
Parts
.
6
1-3.
Replacement
of
Cassette
Door
Assembly
-
6
1-4.
Cleaning
of
Video
Head
and
Run
System
-
7
1-5.
Replacement
of
Upper
Rotary
Drum
.
7
2.
GENERAL
Identifying
the
Parts
and
Controls
8
©
Hookups
and
Getting
Started
...
i
©
Preparing
the
Remote
Commander
16
Setting
the
Time
and
Date
.
Ww
e
Presetting
the
Active
Channels
.
Ww
Using
the
SET
UP
MENU
.
19
@
Playback
20
Recording
-
22
e
Timer-Activated
Recording
.
©
Variable
Speed
Playback
.
©
Assigning
a
Desired
Operation-AUTO
MENU
Index
Function
©
Adjusting
the
Picture
Quality-Sharpness/TBC/DNR
PCM
Audio
Recording
...
©
Quick-Timer
Recording
...
©
Cutting
out
the
Unwanted
ScenesSSHUTTLE
EDIT
©
Overview
of
the
Editing
Functions.
@
Synchronized
Editing
.....-...--
©
Adding
Audio
or
Narration
(Audio
Dubbing)
-
Technical
Information
.....
General
Setup
Information
.
On-Screen
Help
Messages.
.
.
3.
DISASSEMBLY
3-1,
Removal
of
Upper
Case,
Bottom
Plate
and
Front
Panel
...
3-2.
Removal
of
VI-104,
FL-46
and
FR-65
Boards
.
3-3.
Removal
of
VI-104
and
PC-56
Boards
...
3-3-1.
Removal
of
VI-104
Board
..-
3-3-2.
Removal
of
PC-56
Board
...
E
3-4.
Removal
of
PS-278,
RP-116
and
TU-100
Boards
..44
3-5.
Removal
of
IN-42,
DS-55
and
DI-46
Boards...
3-6.
Removal
of
RJ-25
Board
and
RF
Modulator
.
.
3-7,
Removal
of
CM-32,
UC-8
and
CC-62
Boards
......
3-8.
Removal
of
MD
Block
and
Cassette
Compartment
Assembly
.
3-9.
Internal
Views
.
4.
DIAGRAMS
4-1.
Circuit
Boards
Location
4-2,
Overall
Block
Diagram
.
4-3,
Video
Block
Diagram.
4-4.
In/Out
Block
Diagram
.
4.5,
REC/PB
Amp
Block
Diagram.
46.
Y/C
Sep
Block
Diagram
.
4-7.
Digital
Block
Diagram
-
ef
4-8.
Servo,
System
Control
Block
Diagram
...........-
64
4-9.
Pin
Description
of
Servo
and
System
Control
Microprocessor
..-..-.-.0.00cseeeeeeeeeeeeeeenees
67
Section
Title
Page
4-10.
Mode
Control
Block
Diagram
............-+++0055
69
4-11-1.
Pin
Description
of
Mode
Control
Microprocessor
71
4-11-2,
Audio
Monitor
Select
.
ae)
4-11-3,
Output
Pattern
4-12.
Audio
Block
Diagram
4-13.
AFM
Block
Diagram
...
4-14.
Tuner/Timer
Control
Block
Diagram
4-15,
Pin
Description
of
Tuner/Timer
Control
5.
PRINTED
WIRING
BOARDS
AND
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAMS
5-1,
Frame
Schematic
Diagram
.....-----.-++s++s00e5
87
5-2.
Printed
Wiring
Boards
Schematic
Diagrams
RP-116
Board
-
CD-64
Board.
@
VI-104
Board
..
©
DI-46
Board
..
e@RJ-25
Board
e@IN-42
Board
.
@
DS-55
Board
(Output
Selector)
. .
DS-55
Board
(Mode
Control)
©
CM-32
Board
©
CC-62,
FP-89,
FP-90,
UC-8
Boards
..
e@
TU-100
Board
@
PC-56
Board
(AFM
Process).
.
PC-56
Board
(PCM
Process)
. -
@FJ-12,
FR-65,
MC-79
Boards
@
FL-46
Board
@
PS-278
Board
5-3.
Semiconductors
..
6.
EXPLODED
VIEWS
6-1,
Cabinet
Assembly
6-2,
Main
Chassis
Assembly
..
6-3.
Main
Board
Assembly
6-4.
FL
Cassette
Compartment
Assembly
6-5.
Mechanical
Assembly
(1)
6-6.
Mechanical
Assembly
(2)...
6-7.
Mechanical
Assembly
(3)..
7.
ELECTRICAL
PARTS
LIST
..
Hardware
List
8.
SERVICE
MODE
8-1.
Senser
LANC
8-2,
How
to
Use
the
RM-95
Jig
ae
8-3.
How
to
Change
the
Service
Mode
with
RM-95
.
.248
8-4.
Senser
LANC
Memory
Map
..
"
8-5.
D
Page
Write
Protect
8-6.
Test
Mode
Setting.
.
8-7.
Emergency
Codes
8-8.
Emergency
Mode
..
Section
Title
Page
8-9,
0
Page
Memory
Map
.......--.0--:00s00ebeeeee
252
8-10.
D
Page
Memory
Map
.......--.---.0:s00eseeeee
253
9.
MECHANICAL
ADJUSTMENTS
9-1.
Tape
Pass
Adjustment
9-1-1.
Setting
the
Track
Shift
Mode
.
9-1-2.
Preparation
before
Adjustment
...
10.
ELECTRICAL
ADJUSTMENTS
10-1.
Preparation
before
Adjustment
..............+..-
257
10-1-1.
Equipment
Required
...
10.
Equipment
Connection
.
10.
Input
Signal
Check
10-
Alignment
Tapes
10-1-5.
Input/Output
Levels
and
Impedance
10-2.
Power
Supply
Check
10-2-1.
Output
Voltage
Check
10-3,
System
Control
System
Adjustments
.
10-3-1.
Timer
Clock
Adjustment
10-4,
Servo
System
Adjustments
10-4-1.
PWM
Frequency
Adjustment
.
Switching
Position
Adjustment
.
10-4-3.
SLOW
Adjustment
10-5.
Video
Adjustments
10-5-1.
Playback
Frequency
Characteristic
Adjustment
SYNC
AGC
Adjustment
.
CD-64
Board
Output
Adjustment
.
IR
Adjustment
Chroma
Comb
Filter
Adjustment
Pre-emphasis
Input
Level
Adjustment
L
Mode
Y
FM
Carrier
Frequency,
Y
FM
Deviation
Adjustment
10-5-8.
E
Mode
Y
FM
Carrier
Frequency,
Y
FM
Deviation
Adjustment
.
10-5-9.
Chroma
Emphasis
Adjustment
.
10-5-10.
L
Mode
De-emphasis
Level
Adjustment
10-5-11,
E
Mode
De-emphasis
Level
Adjustment
10-5-12.
E
Mode
Playback
Level
Adjustment
10-5-13.
L
Mode
Playback
Level
Adjustment
..
10-5-14.
Recording
Y
Level
Adjustment
10-5-15.
Playback
Vector
Adjustment
.
10-6.
Digital
System
Adjustments
...
10-6-1.
AFC
Adjustment
10-6-2..
APC
Adjustment
...
10-6-3.
Read
Clock
Adjustment
.
10-6-4.
Y
Output
Level
Adjustment
10-7,
Character
Generator
System
Adjustments
10-7-1._
CG
OSC
Adjustment
10-8.
PCM
Audio
System
Adjustments
10-8-1.
Master
Clock
Adjustment
..
Recording
Level
Adjustment
Offset
Adjustment
Playback
VCO
Adjustment
Playback
Level
Adjustment
as
E-E
Output
Level
Check
...............2.055
Section
Title
Page
10-8-7.
Overall
Frequency
Characteristic
Adjustment
10-8-8,
Overall
Distortion
Factor
Check
-
10-8-9.
Overall
Noise
Level
Check
..-
10-9.
AFM
Audio
System
Adjustments
.
Recording
Separation
2
Adjustment.
Recording
Separation
1
Adjustment.
Carrier
Frequency
1.5MHz
Adjustment
Carrier
Frequency
1.7MHz
Adjustment
1.5MHz
Deviation
Adjustment
.
1,.7MHz
Deviation
Adjustment
-
Playback
Separation
2
Adjustment
.
Playback
Separation
1
Adjustment
.
E-E
Output
Level
Check
.........
).
Overall
Frequency
Characteristic
Check
.
Overall
Distortion
Factor
Check
10-9-12.
Overall
Noise
Level
Check
-
10-10,
Tuner
System
Adjustments.
10-10-1.
AGC
Adjustment
.....
10-10-2.
Separation
Adjustment.......
10-11,
Adjusting
Parts
Location
Diagram
.
SECTION
1
SERVICE
NOTE
1-1.
REMOVAL
OF
CASSETTE
AT
FAILURE
WITH
CASSETTE
INSERTED
®
If
tape
is
wounded
on
the
drum
and
it
cannot
be
removed:
Rotate
the
capstan
motor
wheel
in
either
direction
and
rotate
the
S
or
R
reel
to
house
the
tape.
Then,
perform
Procedure
®.
®
If
tape
is
housed
in
the
cassette
half
and
cannot
be
removed:
@
Remove
the
MD
block.
(For
removal,
refer
to
Section
3-8.)
@®
Release
the
drive
arm
lock
from
the
drive
arm
(L)
located
between
the
L
frame
and
the
left
side
of
the
cassette
controller
in
the
arrow
direction@.
@®
Rotate
the
connecting
gear
in
the
arrow
direction
®
with both
the
thumbs.
Drive
Arm
Lock
Connecting
Gear
Drive
Arm
(L)
1-2,
REPLACEMENT
OF
EXTERNAL
PARTS
1-3.
REPLACEMENT
OF
CASSETTE
DOOR
ASSEMBLY
Side
Wood
Fixing
Screw
@
Side
Plate
(L)
Assembly
@
Case
Fixing
Screw
Upper
Case
Assembly
@
Case
Fixing
Screw
@
Side
Wood
(DS-55
Boars)
—
Fixing
Screw
@
Screw,
3
places
(+BV3x8)
@
Front
Panel
Assembly
|
Screw,
5
places
(+BV3X8)
@
Side
Plate
(R)
Assembly
1)
Remove
the
front
panel.
2)
First
undo
@
portion
toward
you
and
then
undo
@.
Cassette
Compartment
Assembly
Cassette
Compartment
Window
3-738-312-41
3)
When
installing,
as
shown
above,
first
put
in
©
portion
by
setting
the
claw@.
Then,
put
in
@
portion
and
install
so
that
the
door
hangs
almost
vertically.
14.
CLEANING
OF
VIDEO
HEAD
AND
RUN
SYSTEM
Method
1
Method
2
(Cleaning
Method
with
Cleaning
Tape)
@A
cleaning
cassette
should
be
used.
(When
using,
the
attached
manual
for
the
cleaning
cassette
should
be
thor-
oughly
read.)
(Cleaning
Method
with
Cleaning
Liquid)
@Remove
the
upper
case
of
the
video
deck.
@Apply
cleaning
liquid
to
a
head
cleaner
stick.
@As
shown
in
the
right
figure,
press
the
head
cleaner
stick
lightly.
Turn
the
rubber
of
the
rotary
upper
drum
gradu-
ally
and
clean
the
video
deck.
Head
Cleaner
Stick
(3-601-330-99)
(Cleaning
Method
for
Run
System)
@Apply
cleaning
liquid
to
a
head
cleaner
stick.
@Clean
the
guides
which
tape
touches
directly
and
the
pinch
roller
with
the
head
cleaner.
1-5.
REPLACEMENT
OF
UPPER
ROTARY
DRUM
Method
3
Installation
of
New
Rotary
Upper
drum
lean
the
flange
face
en
tary
Ul
cannon
ea
the
wollon
fake
of
Paes
ee
Drum
Assembly
@
Particular
care
must
be
taken
the
new
rotary
upper
(COGRE7R)
when
handling
the
video
head
drum
(See
Fig.
4).
and
the
terminals
@lnsert
the
shaft
atta-
@
When
handling
the
rotary
upper
ched
to
the
jig
into
the
Bottom
Face
drum,
do
not
touch
the
side
(A
positioning
hole
in
the
Flange
Face
Yn"
Portion)
and
hold
the
top
(B
por-
lower
drum.
Then,
Positioning
Hole
tion)
(See
Fig.
1)
areas
«een
put
the
shaft
through
Terminal
(Fig.
1)
the
positioning
hole
in
Removal
of
Rotary
Upper
Drum
the
new
rotary
upper
Terminal
drum
and
set
the
drum
4
@Remove
two
screws
(oxay
lightly.
Terminal
(2x4)
(See
Fig.
2).
Ss.
Attached
Long
Hexagonal
Socket
Head
Cap
Screw
@Fix
the
jig
(supplied
with
the
spare
rotary
upper
drum)
with
the
two
attached
short
screws.
Then,
put
the
atta-
ched
long
screw
into
the
jig
until
the
rotary
upper
drum
may
be
removed
(See
Fig.
3).
eins
Screw
(2X4)
Attached
Short
H
Screw
(Fig.
3)
@With
the
shaft
inserted
into
the
Positioning
hole,
push
into
the
upper
drum
lightly
with
a
hand.
If
the
drum
is
not
allowed
to
be
bottomed,
alternately
tighten
two
screws
(24)
gradually
and
install
the
drum
(See
Fig.
5)
@Pull
out
the
shaft
inserted.
If
the
shaft
is
not
allowed
to
be
withdrawn
smooth-
ly,
go
back
to
Step
@
and
redo
the
procedure.
Screw
(2x4)
(Fig.
5)
@Once
the
drum
has
been
replaced,
clean
the
video
head
and
the
run
system
with
a
head
cleaner
stick
(See
"Cleaning
Method
2
for
Video
Head
and
Run
System).
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