Page 1 0 are critical for safety. sécurité. Replace only with part num- Ne les remplacer que par une pièce ber specified. portant le numéro spécifié. DIGITAL HD VIDEOCASSETTE RECORDER 2006L0500-1 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C © 2006.12 Sony EMCS Co. 9-852-126-11 Published by Kohda TEC...
Page 2 S VIDEO jacks IN/OUT Mini DIN 4-pin, unbalanced Luminance signal: 1.0 Vp-p (75Ω (ohms), sync negative) Sync signal: 0.286 Vp-p (60i/NTSC) 0.3 Vp-p (50i/PAL) Chrominance signal: 0.286 Vp-p (60i/NTSC) (burst, 75Ω (ohms)) 0.3 Vp-p (50i/PAL) (burst, 75Ω (ohms)) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C — 2 —...
Page 3 COMPONENT OUT 端子りますが、ご了承ください。 BNC型 480iNTSC出力時 [IN/OUT REC]メニューにて[BETACAM]選択時 Y: 1.0 Vp-p (0.286 Vp-p 負同期付き、 75 Ω、不平衡） Pb/Cb/B-Y、 Pr/Cr/R-Y: 0.7 Vp-p （75 Ω、不平衡）（7.5 IREセットアップ付き75％カラーバー時） HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C — 3 —...
Page 4 Model information table Model HVR-M25J HVR-M25U HVR-M25N HVR-M25E HVR-M25P HVR-M25C Destination US, CND • Abbreviation AR : Argentine model AUS : Australian model BR : Brazilian model CH : Chinese model CND : Canadian model : East European model HK : Hong Kong model...
Page 5 DIAGRAMMES SCHÉMATIQUES ET LA LISTE DES PIÈCES SONT CRITIQUES POUR LA SÉCURITÉ DE FONCTIONNEMENT. NE LIST ARE CRITICAL TO SAFE OPERATION. REPLACE THESE REMPLACER CES COMPOSANTS QUE PAR DES PIÈSES SONY COMPONENTS WITH SONY PARTS WHOSE PART NUMBERS DONT LES NUMÉROS SONT DONNÉS DANS CE MANUEL OU APPEAR AS SHOWN IN THIS MANUAL OR IN SUPPLEMENTS DANS LES SUPPÉMENTS PUBLIÉS PAR SONY.
Page 6 • 融点が従来の半田よりも約40℃高い。り，プリント基板から浮かして取付けた部品があります。また内部配線は引きまわしやクランパによって発従来の半田こてをそのまま使用することは可能です熱部品や高圧部品に接近しないよう配慮されていますが，少し長めにこてを当てる必要があります。ので，これらは必ずもとどおりにして下さい。温度調節機能のついた半田こてを使用する場合，約 350℃に設定して下さい。 4. サービス後は安全点検をサービスのために取外したネジ，部品，配線がもとど注意：半田こてを長く当てすぎると，基板のパターおりになっているか，またサービスした個所の周辺をン（銅箔）がはがれてしまうことがあります劣化させてしまったところがないかなどを点検し，安ので，注意して下さい。 • 粘性が強い全性が確保されていることを確認して下さい。 5. チップ部品交換時の注意従来の半田よりも粘性が強いため， IC端子などが半田 • 取外した部品は再使用しないで下さい。ブリッジしないように注意して下さい。 • タンタルコンデンサのマイナス側は熱に弱いため交 • 従来の半田と混ぜて使用可能無鉛半田には無鉛半田を追加するのが最適ですが，換時は注意して下さい。従来の半田を追加しても構いません。 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C — 6 —...
Page 7 4-1. Frame Schematic Diagram ·············································· 4-1 4-2. Schematic Diagrams ························································ 4-3 4-3. Printed Wiring Boards ··················································· 4-31 4-4. Mounted Parts Location ················································ 4-47 REPAIR PARTS LIST 5-1. Exploded Views ······························································· 5-2 5-2. Electrical Parts List ······················································· 5-11 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C — 7 —...
Page 8 JAPANESE 1. SERVICE NOTE 1-1. PRECAUTION ON REPLACING THE VD-036 BOARD Set S4602 of the VD-036 board to the following position. Switch setting S4602 ........60i (HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N)/50i (HVR-M25E/M25P/M25C) VD-036 BOARD (SIDE B) S4602 1-2. SELF-DIAGNOSIS FUNCTION 1-2-1. Self-diagnosis Function 1-2-2. Self-diagnosis Display...
Page 9 Remove the power cable, connect, and perform operations from operations. the beginning. PG fault during normal drum Remove the power cable, connect, and perform operations from operations. the beginning. Phase fault during normal drum Remove the power cable, connect, and perform operations from operations. the beginning. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 10 ENGLISH JAPANESE ENGLISH JAPANESE 1. SERVICE NOTE 1-1. VD-036基板交換時の注意 VD-036基板のS4602は，次のように設定してください。スイッチ設定 S4602 ........60i（HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N）/50i（HVR-M25E/M25P/M25C） VD-036 BOARD (SIDE B) S4602 1-2. 自己診断機能 1-2-1. 自己診断機能について 1-2-2. 自己診断表示本機の動作に不具合が生じたとき，自己診断機能が働き，本機の動作に不具合が生じたとき，L C D モニタのタイムコー L C D モニタに，どう処置したらよいか判断できる表示を行ド表示部分がアルファベットと数字の4桁表示になり，3.2Hz います。自己診断機能については取扱説明書にも掲載されで点滅します。この5 文字の表示によって対応者分類およびています。不具合の生じたブロックの分類，不具合の詳細コードを示します。 LCDモニタ C : 3 1 : 1 1 3.2Hz点滅...
Page 11 内終了せず UNLOAD方向，ローディング所定電源ケーブルを外して付け直し，再度操作し直す時間内終了せず UNLOAD時，Tリール側テープ弛み電源ケーブルを外して付け直し，再度操作し直す UNLOAD時，Sリール側テープ弛み電源ケーブルを外して付け直し，再度操作し直す Tリール異常電源ケーブルを外して付け直し，再度操作し直す Sリール異常電源ケーブルを外して付け直し，再度操作し直すキャプスタン起動時FG異常電源ケーブルを外して付け直し，再度操作し直すキャプスタン定常時FG異常電源ケーブルを外して付け直し，再度操作し直すドラム起動時FG異常電源ケーブルを外して付け直し，再度操作し直すドラム起動時PG異常電源ケーブルを外して付け直し，再度操作し直すドラム定常時FG異常電源ケーブルを外して付け直し，再度操作し直すドラム定常時PG異常電源ケーブルを外して付け直し，再度操作し直すドラム定常時位相異常電源ケーブルを外して付け直し，再度操作し直す HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 1-4E...
Page 12 • When remove a connector, dont’ pull at wire of connector. It is possible that a wire is snapped. pieces of gilt may be left inside) • When installing a connector, dont’ press down at wire of connector. It is possible that a wire is snapped. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 13 (Slide the upper case in the direction of the arrow) 1-2 (#36) 1-1 (#36) 3 Front Panel Block 3-6 (Claw) (Slide the bottom plate in the direction of the arrow) 3-4 (#33) 3-5 (Claw) 2 Bottom Plate 2-1 (#33) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 14 1-4 (#37) Note: When installing FR-253 board, connect switches with slide knobs. 1-2 (#37) Switch Switches 2-1 (#37) - 2 5 2 PD-287 Board 2-11 2-12 - 2 8 1-5 (#37) 2-4 (#3) Knobs Knobs 2-10 Knob (Claw) (Claw) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 15 3 CMX Block (3-1 to 3-18) 2-4 (#33) 2 Power Block 3-3 (#33) 3-18 (#31) 3 CMX Block HELP 3-17 (#33) 3-10 3-16 3-11 3-12 1-2 (#32) 3-14 3-15 (#32) 1 HP-141Board 3-13 (#32) 1-4 (#32) 3-5 (#33) 3-1 (#33) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 16: Mechanism Deck
2 VD-036 Board (2-1 to 2-4) 3 Mechanism Deck (3-1 to 3-16) 1 CK Block Assy 1-6 (#32) 1-5 (#32) 3-10 (#32) 3-15 3-11 3-14 (#32) (#32) 3 Mechanism Deck 3-7 (#32) 3-16 3-13 3-12 (#32) 2 VD-036 Board 2-4 (#32) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 2-5E...
Page 17 Sheet attachment positions and procedures of processing the flexible boards/harnesses are shown. Harness (AC-249) Purse lock Fan Harness and Harness (PW-066) (Upper and lower both are acceptable) *Install it to be away of harness (AC-249) and harness (PW-066) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C HELP...
Page 18: Block Diagrams
OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (1/7) OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (6/7) OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (2/7) OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (7/7) OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (3/7) POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM (1/3) OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (4/7) POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM (2/3) OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM (5/7) POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM (3/3) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 19 HP AMP AUDIO DRIVE PHONES HP AMP (9/17) MONITOR SELECTOR (9/17) MUTE HDMI_AUSEL Q3609 - Q3614 OVERALL (4/7) AU_MONI_SEL0, AU_MONI_SEL1 AUDIO MONITOR (PAGE 3-4) SELECT SWITCH Q3603 - Q3605 LINE MUTE AU_MUTE CONTROL : VIDEO SIGNAL : AUDIO SIGNAL HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 20 SD_OSD_VD SD_OSD_VD AC14 VREF VREF AE15 IC_1801_OEREF IC_1801_OEREF AB16 XCS_IC_1801_SIM XCS_IC_1801_SIM AC15 CKFSO OVERALL (6/7) CK64FSO (PAGE 3-6) CK27MFO2_T : VIDEO SIGNAL CKFSO OVERALL (3/7) : AUDIO SIGNAL CK64FSO (PAGE 3-3) : VIDEO/AUDIO SIGNAL ADATAIN0, ADATAIN1 : VIDEO/AUDIO/SERVO SIGNAL HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 21 11, 12, 39, 40, 42, ADATAIN0, ADATAIN1 REC_PROOF (PAGE 3-5) 30, 31, 55 49 - 52 43, 45, 46, 48, 49 CK27MFO2_T OVERALL (2/7) CK64FSO IC4201 (PAGE 3-2) IC4202 CKFSO 16M SDRAM 32M FLASH XCS_SDRAM (13/17) (13/17) OVERALL (7/7) XSYS_RST XCS_0 (PAGE 3-7) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 22 (PAGE 3-1) XPSV_D4 XPWDA XCS_LCD OVERALL (6/7) DEM0, DEM1 (PAGE 3-6) VD_SI, VD_SO, XVD_SCK VSP_SI, VSP_SO, XVSP_SCK XCS_IC_5800 VD_SI, VD_SO, XVD_SCK AB10 OVERALL (6/7) SDC_IN HDMI_SDA, HDMI_SCL (PAGE 3-6) XCS_IC_6401 OVERALL (1/7) AB18 (PAGE 3-1) XRST_HDMI XCS_IC_6601 INT_HDMI HDI_VD XRST_VTR HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 23 (C IN) S001 L_CASETTE L_CASETTE L_CASETTE (L/S CAS) RV001 RV002 OVERALL (7/7) XC_IN GAIN (PAGE 3-7) OFFSET IC001 ELETEN IC002 ERROR AMP T_ELTN_ERR T_ELTN_ERR T_ELETEN T ELETEN SENSOR IC003 S_ELTN_ERR S_ELTN_ERR S_ELETEN AA22 S ELETEN SENSOR RV004 RV003 OFFSET GAIN HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 24 24.576MHz (7/17) SRC_PDN CLOCK GENERATOR DEM0, DEM1 (7/17) OVERALL (4/7) IC5839 (PAGE 3-4) (7/17) IC5821 AU_MONI_SEL0, AU_MONI_SEL1 (7/17) IC5828 IC5829 IC_1801_ADAO1 AUDIO SELECT (7/17) AU_MONI_SEL1 OVERALL (1/7) CK64FSO CK64FSO CONTROL OVERALL (2/7) (PAGE 3-1) CKFSO CKFSO (7/17) (PAGE 3-2) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 25 D_3.3V JK-309 BOARD (3/3) CN721 CN4602 Q4604 IC1004 EVER_3V J721 SIRCS_DATA BATT_IN CONTROL S XFRONT_RST INITIAL VOUT RESET, S721 BACKUP VCC BT1001 RESET (16/17) LITHIUM BATTERY XRESET LANC_IN IC1003 J722 XLANC_JACK_IN LANC_OUT LANC_DC LANC LANC_SIG LANC DRIVER (16/17) LANC_SIG HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 26 (PAGE 3-9) LED_6V XCS_DD1 (STBY) XCS_DD XCS_DD2 XCS_DD2 D112 IC1003 (CASSETTE) LANC DRIVER (16/17) D133, D134 L1026 CASSETTE INDICATOR Q1023 LANC DC POWER 4 D1009 L1025 UNREG XLANC_ON XLANC_ON D1008 D1010 VTR_UNREG XLANC_PWR_ON LANC_SIG 11 XLANC_POWER_ON POWER (2/3) (PAGE 3-9) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 27 H1 VVTR SWV09 Q1211, Q1221 L1209 L1219 AU_4.9V K10 VBATP SWITCHING (Not Used) D1205 A_-2.8V Vout -2.8V REG IC1203 Q1203 (17/17) HDMI_5.6V HDMI_5.6V J4 XCTL2 LANC_5.6V SWITCH R1212 F1205 F1203 Q1209, Q1210, F1204 Q1219, Q1220 F1202 CAPSTAN/ DRUM F1201 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 28 OUT AMP MT_5.5V JV-002 BOARD IC3604 VOLUME MONITOR L2003 (6/17) A_-2.8V SELECTOR (9/17) D_12V D_1.8V HP AMP (9/17) (9/17) Q3619 CN3601 CN1002 UNREG_AU AU_8V IC1000 POWER (1/3) 10V REG (PAGE 3-8) N_8.5V Q3606 - Q3608 AU_8V 8V REG HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 3-10E...
Page 29 CL046 CL045 CN003 M904 VIDEO REEL MOTOR HEAD FP-248 FLEXIBLE BOARD (Dilect Solder) M901 DRUM MOTOR FP-104 FLEXIBLE BOARD M903 CAPSTAN MOTOR Flexible Flat Cable (FRP-001) JL006 JL005 JL004 (Dilect Solder) JL003 Flexible Flat Cable JL002 (FRP-001) JL001 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C FRAME...
Page 30: Schematic Diagrams
VD-036 BOARD (10/17) (SERVO) JK-309 BOARD (HDMI OUT, JACK) HP-141 BOARD (HEADPHONE) VD-036 BOARD (11/17) (MECHA CONTROL) SH-023 BOARD (EJECTION DETECT SWITCH) VD-036 BOARD (12/17) (HI CONTROL) VD-036 BOARD (13/17) (SDRAM, FLASH) POWER BLOCK (ACS1581-MA BOARD) COMMON NOTE FOR SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 31 • 2: non flammable resistor • 5: fusible resistor • C: panel designation • A: B+ Line • B: B– Line • : IN/OUT direction of (+,–) B LINE. • C: adjustment for repair. • A: not use circuit HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 32 ・チップ部品交換時の注意取り外した部品は再使用せず，未使用の部品をご使用ください。 0印の部品，または0印付きの点線で囲まれた部品は，安全性を維持するために重要な部品です。タンタルコンデンサのマイナス側は熱に弱いため注意してくだ従って交換時は，必ず指定の部品を使用して下さい。さい。・チップ部品には下記のように表示したものがあります。お願い　例 C 541 L 452 図面番号で部品を指定するときは基板名又はブロック 10UH を併せて指定して下さい。 2520 ↑ ↑ ↑ 種類ケースサイズ外形寸法（mm）・抵抗，コンデンサ，ICなど定数にXXがあるものは，使用していない事を示しています。このため，使用していない回路が記載されている事があります。・★印のある部品は，機種などにより異なりますので機能別マウント一覧表を参照してください。・可変抵抗と半固定抵抗で，B特性の表示を省略。・信号名表記について，下記のような場合があります。 XEDIT　→　EDIT　　　　　PB/XREC　→　PB/REC ・2は不燃性抵抗。・1はヒューズ抵抗。・Cはパネル表示名称。・AはB＋ライン。・BはB−ライン。・JはBライン（＋，−）の入出力方向を示す。・Cは調整名称。・Aは未使用回路。 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 33 REELM_FG R1100 Flexible Flat Cable REC_PROOF (FRP-001) REC_PROOF (Page 4-23) CHIME_VDD CHIME_4(VDD) SFG_IN SREEL_FG CHIME_SDA CHIME_3(SDA) TFG_IN TREEL_FG CHIME_SCL CHIME_2(SCK) REC_PROOF REC_PROOF CHIME_VDD CHIME_4(VDD) CHIME_SDA SFG_IN CHIME_3(SDA) SFG_IN CHIME_SCL TFG_IN CHIME_2(SCK) TFG_IN TOP_SENS TAPE_TOP LND001 CHASSIS_GND LND002 CHASSIS_GND HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C RP-243...
Page 34 C3009 VITCK 0.1u C3016 C3017 L3003 R3002 L3006 0.56uH 4.7u 4.7u 10uH VITDT CRECA1 C3020 @013 CRECA1 C3001 D3001 0.001u D3003 CRECA2 0.001u RB751S-40TE61 KV1870RTL-G CRECA2 (2/17) CRECCK CRECCK CRECDT CRECDT L3005 10uH @014 RF_IN RF_IN (10/17) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 (1/17)
Page 35 0.01u C2823 0.1u FB2802 VITDT D_2.8V_1 VITDT (16/17) VITCK D_1.5V VITCK R2813 CRECDT @013 D_1.5V CRECDT C2801 C2802 CRECCK 4.7u 4.7u R2801 CRECCK (1/17) CRECA1 REG_GND CRECA1 @022 CRECA2 (5/17) CK27MF02_E CRECA2 IC_1801_PCRERR @023 IC_1801_SRCH (5/17) IC_1801_FLD27MF HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 (2/17)
Page 36 D_1.8V C3201 C3203 C3218 R3219 R3221 R3224 C3204 100k 4.7u 4.7u 0.1u 100k 100k 100k REG_GND C3216 R3220 0.1u 100k C3213 R3210 @028 (5/17) (10/17) XRST_VTR (11/17) (8/17) IC_3201_PLL_ON OFR2 OFR2 @029 XIC_3201_INT XIC_3201_INT (11/17) XCS_IC_3201 XCS_IC_3201 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 (3/17)
Page 37 C2227 4.7u 6.3V 6.3V C2219 0.1u 0.1u 0.1u G8 G9 F7 F3 G1 G2 G3 H1 H2 J3 G7 J7 H8 R8 N7 R9 N8 P9 M8 M7 L8 L2 0.1u C2222 C2401 R2502 C2240 L2204 22uH HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 (4/17)
Page 38 C1873 0.01u 10uH C1876 A_1.2V_1 L1804 C1826 R1802 22uH A_2.8V (17/17) L1871 D_2.5V FB1803 A_2.8V D_2.5V R1883 R1810 R1884 R1889 IC1875 R1888 BUFFER C1880 0.1u IC1875 INPUT IC1873 TC7SA34FU(T5RSONYF) BUFFER C1879 OUTPUT R1890 IC1873 0.1u TC7SA34FU(T5RSONYF) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 (5/17) 4-10...
Page 39 XCS_LCD MONI(GND) XCS_LCD ±0.5% Vin6 XPSV_D4 (11/17) XPSV_D4 R2018 Q2009 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 IC_1801_LNOPB 2SA2029T2LQ/R R2017 BUFFER ±0.5% REG_GND C2001 C2003 C2002 C2009 0.1u 0.1u FB2001 FB2002 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 (6/17) 4-11...
Page 40 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 A12 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B11 B12 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 C5847 C5846 C5845 C5844 VSP_SO @001 (1/17) (10/17) (9/17) (11/17) XVSP_SCK (9/17) DEM0 @049 (11/17) C5808 C5809 DEM1 0.1u 0.1u @037 (5/17) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 (7/17) 4-12...
Page 41 ACC_CONT R6416 C6414 0.33u REG_GND C6421 C6413 C6422 C6415 0.1u JL6403 @072 C6417 SD_OUT_Y 0.1u JL6404 Note: Voltages of IC6401 and Q6401 can not be measured. SD_OUT_C (6/17) Because they are mounted under the RP-243 board. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 (8/17) 4-13...
Page 42 R3631 MICIN2 AGND 100k LINEIN2 AGND R3619 C3613 AVCC 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 C3614 C3622 2.2u R3660 R3661 C3617 C3626 100u C3630 6.3V 6.3V C3621 R3624 C3628 0.0022u HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 (9/17) 4-14...
Page 43 Q5405 R5444 2SD2216J-QR(K8).SO C5421 0.1u CN5401 BUFFER CL5437 M902 R5473 R5472 2200 MOTOR Q5402 CL5436 IC5404 C5461 2SD2216J-QR(K8).SO 0.1u BUFFER R5479 BUFFER R5453 IC5404 C5453 TC7W34FU(TE12R) 0.1u R5511 R5471 R5484 R5488 3300 R5454 C5454 2200 100p HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 (10/17) 4-15...
Page 44 DQ13 but this is included in FLASH_A15 DQ14 VD-036 complete board. RB5001 DXXA00_SIM DXXA14_SIM DQ15/A-1 XCS_MC_FLASH 100k DXXA13_SIM XINIT EEP_SI RB5002 EEP_SO EEP_VSP_SCK SCK3 E1 D1 C1 A1 B1 D2 C2 A2 B5 A5 C5 D5 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 (11/17) 4-16...
Page 45 XWE0_VM FAN +12V M907 OSIDASI_SW XCS_0 OSIDASI_SW XCS_0 MOTOR XVM_MAD XCS_SDRAM XVM_MAD XCS_SDRAM XFUPSTAT XCS_4 XFUPSTAT XCS_4 C4067 Note: Voltages of Q4007 and Q4008 can not be measured. Because they are mounted under the RP-243 board. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 (12/17) 4-17...
Page 46 D12_VM JL4408 XSYS_RST (11/17) XLB_SRAM D5_VM JL4411 XUB_SRAM D13_VM A23_VM D6_VM D14_VM XWE_SRAM D7_VM A21_VM D15_VM IC4401 A20_VM C4406 IC4405 A9_VM A22_VM A10_VM A17_VM XWE0_VM A11_VM A12_VM JL4412 A13_VM XWE1_VM A14_VM A15_VM XWE_SRAM A16_VM XUB_SRAM XLB_SRAM HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 (13/17) 4-18...
Page 47 (Page 4-25) 60i_LED DVCAM_LED DVCAM_LED HDV_LED HDV_LED XTAPE_LED CASETTE_LED CAUTION_LED DVCAM_iLINK_LED CN4606 KEY_AD4_VM DOOR_OPEN_SW KEY_AD4 KEY_AD5_VM KEY_AD5 XKEY_INH_SW KEY_INH_SW KEY_AD7_VM KEY_AD7 KEY_AD8_VM KEY_AD8 C4628 SIRCS_DATA LED_6V R4693 L4605 10uH UNSW5V XPOWER_SW POWER_SW XPOWER_ON_LED POWER_LED XSTBY_LED STBY_LED HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 (14/17) 4-19...
Page 48 ±0.5% ±5% R1498 ±0.5% Q1404 2SK3018-T106 Q1417 R1558 D1413 01ZA8.2(TPL3) C1403 C1475 R1499 R1459 C1485 C1413 R1447 C1482 C1420 R1443 R1475 3300 100p 0.01u 1200 0.001u 1800 CL1402 ±0.5% (14/17) ±0.5% @066 VTR_DD_ON (16/17) R1476 (17/17) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 (15/17) 4-20...
Page 49 C1025 R1017 XLANC_ON R1043 R1046 LANC_IN 8200 ±0.5% R1024 LANC_OUT @063 R1077 R1035 R1044 R1076 LANC_DC 18k ±0.5% 33k ±0.5% R1019 (14/17) LANC_SIG R1036 1k ±0.5% D1010 R1021 1SS400TE-61 XLANC_PWR_ON C1029 R1027 R1085 R1028 D_2.8V_2 (17/17) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 (16/17) 4-21...
Page 50 EMERGENCY DETECT MA4ZD03001S0 Vout C1289 A_-2.8V (6/17) (9/17) Q1203 UN9213J-(K8).SO HDMI_5.6V -1.2 SWITCH C1295 C1293 C1292 0.01u C1239 C1294 REG_GND R1231 R1285 ±0.5% IC1203 120k R1232 -2.8V REG 4700 ±0.5% R1283 IC1203 TK72130CSCL-G 2200 R1208 HDMI_5.6V (7/17) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 (17/17) 4-22...
Page 51 CASSETTE DETECTION SWITCH CL037 T REEL FG S REEL FG CHIME_3 (SDA) IC004 IC005 CL038 R014 TLP907 (LB, SONY) TLP907 (LB, SONY) CHIME_2 (SCK) Note: CN004 and S004 are not included in FP-104 flexible board. CL039 CL040 JL001 S004 CL041...
Page 52 B_IN+ R6117 2200 IC6101 Q6105 Q6106 Q6107 LCD BACKLIGHT CONTROL 2SA1576A-T106-QR 2SA1576A-T106-QR 2SA1576A-T106-QR IC6101 NJM12904V(TE2) Q6104 D6105 UP04501008S0 D6106 D6107 LCD BACKLIGHT NSSW008CT-T071 NSSW008CT-T071 NSSW008CT-T071 CONTROL C6107 C6120 R6113 D6110 D6111 D6112 0.1u 4.7u D6105-D6107 (LCD BACKLIGHT) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C PD-287 4-24...
Page 53 TP111 (CASSETTE) XPOWER_ON_LED R166 TP112 XEJECT_SW TP113 D133, D134 Q102 XSTBY_LED 2SK3018-T106 (CASSETTE INDICATOR) R163 TP114 S123 D111 R165 EJECT UDZSTE-178.2B TP115 Q101-Q103, Q106 Q101 XTAPE_LED TP116 LED DRIVE 2SK3018-T106 R164 Q106 2SK3018-T106 R172 R173 R162 R161 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C FR-253 4-25...
Page 54 20 B4 2.2u AUDIO 23 A6 CH-2/4 FB1001 R1006 24 B6 1800 FB1002 R1022 R1024 R1020 C1008 R1018 FB1003 R1012 R1014 R1010 D1004 D1001 D1002 D1005 R1013 C1003 R1007 C1007 R1015 C1010 2200 S1000 AUDIO INPUT LEVEL HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C JV-002 4-26...
Page 55 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 IC6001 AND GATE IC6001 TC7SZ08AFE C6016 0.01u C6003 C6005 C6007 R6008 0.1u 0.1u 0.1u R6003 R6009 4700 R6005 R6006 4700 4700 Q6000 SSM6N15FU(TE85R) LEVEL SHIFT HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C JK-309 4-27...
Page 56 D2003 D2004 D2005 D2002 CHASSIS_GND LND202 CHASSIS_GND Q2000-Q2003 HP MUTE DRIVE SH-023 BOARD EJECTION DETECT SWITCH S702 CN701 (PUSH OUT) VD-036 (14/17) (PUSH OUT) CN4605 Through the SW2(STANDBY) Harness N.C. (C.POSI) (SC-118) (Page 4-19) S701 (STANDBY) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C HP-141, SH-023 4-28...
Page 57 2SC2412K-T-146-QR CURRENT DETECT 11.7 R211 C217 C205 0.1u JW202 1000p IC101 C115 C117 R210 1000p 1000p 250V 250V 11.7 R108 C105 R104 0.22u 10.7 C106 C107 C108 0.22u 2200p 2200p JC101 IC102 PHOTO COUPLER IC102 TLP421F (04-SONY) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C ACS1581-MA 4-29...
Page 58: Printed Wiring Boards
JV-002 BOARD (SIDE A) MD-76 BOARD JV-002 BOARD (SIDE B) FP-248 FLEXIBLE BOARD JK-309 BOARD FP-104 FLEXIBLE BOARD HP-141 BOARD PD-287 BOARD (SIDE A) SH-023 BOARD PD-287 BOARD (SIDE B) ACS1581-MA BOARD COMMON NOTE FOR PRINTED WIRING BOARDS MOUNTED PARTS LOCATION HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 59 • Through hole is omitted. • There are a few cases that the part printed on diagram isn’t mounted in this model. • C: panel designation (JAPANESE) プリント図共通ノート【プリント図ノート】・：無鉛半田を使用しています。・：基板：フレキシブル配線板見ている面側のパターン。：裏側のパターン（他のパターンについては表示されていません）・スルーホールは省略。・プリント図には，本機で使用していない部品が記載されている場合があります。・Cはパネル表示名称。 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 4-31...
Page 60 L2000 L2001 C1002 R1004 R2006 R2004 C2003 IC1001 R2005 R2003 CN1001 LND001 C2005 LND002 C2006 C2008 R2007 C2000 R2008 CL1001 C2009 R2009 CL1002 C2012 IC2000 C2013 R2011 R2013 R2014 C2015 R2015 CN1003 CN1004 CN1002 CN2000 CN1005 1-870-652- HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C RP-243 4-33...
Page 61 76 77 26 27 28 C6622 C6609 78 79 24 25 C6621 R6610 L6403 L6602 R6605 C6601 L6402 C6611 CL5438 A_2.8V C6610 R6607 C6416 C6402 C6606 C6418 C6603 JL6403 R6606 L6601 E C B Q6401 1-870-753- HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 (SIDE A) 4-34...
Page 62 IC5835 R3640 R3839 R3653 R3664 R3665 R3852 CL3606 C3653 C3645 R4481 C3626 C3843 C3621 R3600 R3635 LND147 LND146 C3614 R3602 R3620 LND143 R3663 C3646 R3662 R3707 CN4002 C3667 S4602 R3601 Q3604 C3648 C3668 R3674 1-870-753- HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 (SIDE B) 4-35...
Page 63 CL016 JL006 CL018 JL005 CL019 CL020 CL021 CL022 JL004 CL044 JL003 CL043 CL042 JL002 CL024 JL001 CL025 CL026 CL029 CL031 CL030 CL032 1-675-561- CL033 CL034 CL035 CL036 CL037 CL038 CL039 CL040 CL041 CL028 1-675-562- CL027 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C MD-76, FP-248, FP-104 4-36...
Page 64 JL6106 R6107 R6113 Q6104 IC6102 JL6105 R6104 C6120 C6106 C6105 JL6104 C6108 FB6101 R6105 C6125 R6111 R6120 R6121 C6127 R6110 R6109 C6111 C6128 R6133 C6102 D6109 C6129 C6123 L6103 R6125 R6126 CN6101 Q6108 CN6102 1-870-650- HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C PD-287 (SIDE A) 4-37...
Page 65 PD-287 (2 layers) : Uses unleaded solder. PD-287 BOARD (SIDE B) LD6101 D6105 - D6107 (LCD BACKLIGHT) 1-870-650- HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C PD-287 (SIDE B) 4-38...
Page 66 STATUS CHECK INPUT SELECT COUNTER SELECT R146 R149 R151 R102 D116 D119 D121 STOP PLAY TP108 TP109 TP110 R111 R121 R127 R129 S122 S120 S116 S115 S125 S126 INDEX (A1) RESET (A2) LND101 LND102 1-870-649- HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C FR-253 (SIDE A) 4-39...
Page 67 AUDIO REC CH-1 (DUB CH-4) LEVEL (DUB CH-3) R144 D132 R167 C107 R147 D131 R145 IC102 R148 R152 D133, D134 R150 C106 R171 (CASSETTE INDICATOR) D133 D134 Q106 R175 R170 R174 R172 R173 CN101 1-870-649- HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C FR-253 (SIDE B) 4-40...
Page 68 JV-002 (4 layers) : Uses unleaded solder. JV-002 BOARD (SIDE A) CN1001 CN1000 CN1002 D1003 D1000 R1027 R1026 FB1001 FB1000 1-870-653- HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C JV-002 (SIDE A) 4-41...
Page 69 S VIDEO C1010 R1022 R1020 R1018 C1008 VIDEO R1014 R1015 C1002 C1004 R1002 R1011 Pr/Cr Pb/Cb R1009 COMPONENT OUT R1008 CH-1/3 –10 C1006 AUDIO R1012 D1005 INPUT –2 D1004 LEVEL R1013 AUDIO C1007 R1010 CH-2/4 1-870-653- HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C JV-002 (SIDE B) 4-42...
Page 70 R6042 LF6003 R6007 R6016 VDR606 R6043 R6044 C6012 R6017 VDR607 R6045 R6046 VDR608 C6014 R6018 R6020 FL6004 R6019 R6021 C6034 R6022 VDR609 D6001 1-870-654- Note: IC6000 is not supplied, but this is included in JK-309 complete board. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C JK-309 4-43...
Page 71 R2018 FB2001 R2009 IC2000 FB2000 R2003 R2008 R2017 C2003 R2019 R2005 R2004 R2010 C2001 R2000 C2004 R2014 LND200 1-870-651- HP-141 BOARD (SIDE B) LND202 PHONES CN2000 J2000 D2002 D2001 C2000 D2005 D2004 D2003 PHONE LEVEL 1-870-651- HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C HP-141, SH-023 4-44...
Page 72 ACS1581-MA (1 layer) : Uses unleaded solder. ACS1581-MA BOARD C214 C208 C115 R114 C212 1-S02-030- HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C ACS1581-MA 4-45...
Page 73 * C1208 * C1476 E-12 * C2215 C3211 C4012 * C1209 * C1477 F-12 * C2216 C3212 C4013 * C1211 * C1478 E-11 * C2217 C3214 C4014 * C1212 * C1479 D-12 * C2219 C3215 C4015 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C RP-243, VD-036 4-47...
Page 74 IC6401 K-11 L5822 C5406 E-12 C5834 J-10 CN4604 K-1 FB4003 H-5 IC6601 K-10 * L5823 J-10 C5407 E-13 C5835 * CN4605 K-1 FB4004 H-5 L6401 K-12 C5408 E-12 * C5836 CN5401 A-10 FB4201 I-7 * L1003 L6402 L-11 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 4-48...
Page 75 * R1821 G-7 R2801 F-4 * R3633 K-11 * Q3601 J-12 * R1097 C-2 R1426 C-11 R1822 G-8 R2803 E-3 * R3634 K-11 * Q3602 K-10 * R1098 D-2 R1427 C-11 R1823 G-7 R2804 F-3 * R3635 L-11 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036 4-49...
Page 76 * R6011 I-12 X5000 R4065 J-5 R4660 K-2 R5459 F-12 * R6012 I-12 X5820 J-10 R4066 J-5 R4661 K-2 R5460 B-9 * R6013 I-12 X6401 K-11 R4067 J-5 * R4662 F-11 R5461 B-9 * R6014 I-12 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C VD-036, MD-76 4-50...
Page 77 R6019 G-9 R125 F-16 R6020 G-10 R126 F-13 R6021 G-10 R127 F-14 R6022 G-10 R128 D-12 R6029 F-2 R129 R6030 E-2 R130 R6031 E-2 R131 R6032 E-2 R132 R6033 F-2 * R134 B-15 R6034 F-7 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C PD-287, FR-253, JV-002, JK-309 4-51...
Page 78 R2002 B-1 R2003 B-1 R2004 B-1 R2005 B-1 R2006 B-1 R2007 B-1 R2008 B-2 R2009 B-2 R2010 B-2 R2011 B-2 R2012 B-2 R2013 B-2 R2014 B-2 R2017 B-2 R2018 B-2 R2019 B-2 R2020 B-2 * RV2000 A-3 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C HP-141, ACS1581-MA 4-52E...
Page 79 MECHANISM DECK ASSEMBLY-4 ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST Link ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST Link ACCESSORIES POWER BLOCK FP-104 FLEXIBLE BOARD JK-309 BOARD (ACS1581-MA BOARD) FP-248 FLEXIBLE BOARD JV-002 BOARD RP-243 BOARD FR-253 BOARD MD-76 BOARD SH-023 BOARD HP-141 BOARD PD-287 BOARD VD-036 BOARD HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 80 : Argentine model AUS : Australian model : Brazilian model : Chinese model CND : Canadian model : East European model HK : Hong Kong model : Japanese model : Tourist model : Korea model : North European model HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 81: Exploded Views
Chassis Block (See page 5-4) Front Panel Block (See page 5-3) Ref. No. Part No. Description Ref. No. Part No. Description 2-660-352-01 KNOB, VOL 3-077-331-21 +BV3 (3-CR) (Silver) 3-987-171-01 FOOT (FF-004) 4-886-821-11 SCREW, M3 CASE (Silver) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 82 1-832-959-11 CABLE, FLEXIBLE FLAT (FFR-001) X-2103-340-1 PANEL ASSY, FRONT A-1153-648-A BLOCK (2.7), LIGHT GUIDE PLATE 2-659-717-01 CUSHION, PANEL LCD901 8-753-256-21 ACX547AK-1 * 56 2-638-780-01 CLIP 2-660-401-01 SCREW (M1.7), NEW TRU-STAR, P2 (Red) A-1166-868-A PD-287 BOARD, COMPLETE 3-080-206-31 SCREW, TAPPING, P2 (Black) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 83 1-964-814-11 HARNESS (PW-066) 1-832-962-11 CABLE, FLEXIBLE FLAT (FJK-001) 2-102-434-01 SCREW (M3 (ECO)), STEP (Silver) 1-964-812-11 HARNESS (DV-068) 2-102-498-01 SCREW (2 (G TO)) (ECO) (Silver) 1-543-793-11 FILTER, CLAMP (FERRITE CORE) 3-077-331-21 +BV3 (3-CR) (Silver) 3-941-343-01 TAPE (A) 1-964-811-11 HARNESS (CP-097) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 84 3-063-337-01 SWITCH, SLIDE 3-077-331-41 +BV3 (3-CR) (Black) 2-676-029-01 HOLDER, FAN 3-975-291-02 SCREW (4X6) (Silver) 2-660-355-01 PANEL, REAR 3-080-206-31 SCREW, TAPPING, P2 (Black) 1-961-664-11 HARNESS (AC-249) 7-685-651-79 SCREW, TAPPING, +BV 3X20, TYPE 2, IT-3 3-175-037-01 PURSE LOCK (Silver) M907 1-787-505-11 MOTOR, FAN HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 85 3-057-667-01 HOLDER, HARNESS M906 X-3949-979-1 MOTOR (CK) ASSY A-1166-871-A SH-023 BOARD, COMPLETE 2-102-498-01 SCREW (2 (G TO)) (ECO) (Silver) 1-964-809-11 HARNESS (SC-118) 7-685-851-04 SCREW +BVTT 2X4 (S) (Silver) A-1166-872-A CK BLOCK ASSY 7-628-253-00 SCREW +PS 2X4 (Silver) 3-941-343-01 TAPE (A) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 86 3-703-816-74 SCREW (M1.4X4.5) 3-057-238-01 RING, TG 3-057-237-01 SLEEVE, TG 1-770-363-11 CONNECTOR, ELASTIC 3-057-235-01 ROLLER, TG CN004 1-770-312-21 CONNECTOR 4P 3-057-234-01 FLANGE, TG UPPER M901 A-1193-393-A DRUM ASSY (DEH-21D/J-RP) 3-057-379-01 GUARD, GUIDE S004 1-762-351-22 SWITCH, PUSH (1 KEY) (REC PROOF) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 87 3-057-222-02 HOLDER, MOTOR 3-057-337-01 ROLLER, TG7 3-973-266-11 SCREW (M2X2.2 (MEK)), HEAD 3-063-887-01 FLANGE (2), TG UPPER X-3949-918-1 ARM ASSY, TG2 X-2148-017-1 TC ASSY X-3949-919-1 ARM ASSY, TG7 2-685-919-01 SCREW (M2X13) 3-057-295-01 SPRING, EXTENSION (TG2) M902 X-3946-702-1 MOTOR ASSY, CAM HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 88 3-973-264-01 GEAR (S), GL M904 X-3949-928-1 MOTOR ASSY, REEL 3-973-138-01 GEAR (T), GL Q001 6-550-402-01 TRANISTOR PT4850FE000F (TAPE END SENSOR) 3-727-176-01 WASHER, STOPPER 3-973-143-01 WASHER, COASTER STOPPER Q002 6-550-402-01 TRANISTOR PT4850FE000F 3-057-339-01 COVER, ENCODER (TAPE TOP SENSOR) 3-057-340-01 COVER, CAPSTAN HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 89 Description A-1192-518-A BLOCK ASSY (DOOR TO) A-7094-689-A GEAR (CD) BLOCK ASSY (SERVICE) 3-732-817-11 SCREW (2X4.5), TAPPING 3-947-503-21 SCREW (M1.4) 3-057-253-01 GEAR, WHEEL A-1192-516-A DOOR BLOCK ASSY, FL 3-057-254-01 GEAR (A) M905 X-3949-925-4 MOTOR ASSY, FL 3-057-255-01 GEAR (B) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-10...
Page 90: Electrical Parts List
D123 6-500-252-01 DIODE SML-512WWT86 (PAUSE X) R130 1-218-954-11 RES-CHIP 1.2K 1/16W D124 6-500-817-01 DIODE (LED) SML-512UWT86 (REC z) R131 1-218-955-11 RES-CHIP 1.5K 1/16W D125 6-500-252-01 DIODE SML-512WWT86 (AUDIO DUB (A3)) R132 1-218-944-11 RES-CHIP 1/16W R134 1-218-972-11 RES-CHIP 1/16W HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-11...
Page 91 1/16W S117 1-786-157-11 SWITCH, TACTILE (EXEC) R2007 1-218-965-11 RES-CHIP 1/16W S118 1-786-157-11 SWITCH, TACTILE (STATUS CHECK) R2008 1-218-957-11 RES-CHIP 2.2K 1/16W S119 1-786-157-11 SWITCH, TACTILE (COUNTER SELECT) R2009 1-218-957-11 RES-CHIP 2.2K 1/16W S120 1-771-428-12 SWITCH, TACTILE (STOP x) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-12...
Page 92 R6034 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 1/10W FB723 1-500-245-22 BEAD, FERRITE (CHIP) (2012) FB724 1-500-245-22 BEAD, FERRITE (CHIP) (2012) R6035 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 1/10W FB725 1-500-245-22 BEAD, FERRITE (CHIP) (2012) R6036 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 1/10W R6037 1-216-809-11 METAL CHIP 1/10W HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-13...
Page 93 2.2uF < SWITCH > C1005 1-100-743-91 CERAMIC CHIP 2.2uF C1006 1-100-611-91 CERAMIC CHIP 22uF 6.3V S1000 1-762-825-11 SWITCH, SLIDE (AUDIO INPUT LEVEL) C1007 1-100-611-91 CERAMIC CHIP 22uF 6.3V C1008 1-100-966-91 CERAMIC CHIP 10uF C1009 1-100-966-91 CERAMIC CHIP 10uF HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-14...
Page 94 0.1uF IC002 8-719-052-03 ELEMENT, HOLE THS124TE85L C6108 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF IC003 8-719-052-03 ELEMENT, HOLE THS124TE85L IC004 8-719-082-56 PHOTO COUPLER TLP907 (LB, SONY) C6109 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF IC005 8-719-082-56 PHOTO COUPLER TLP907 (LB, SONY) C6110 1-164-739-11 CERAMIC CHIP 560PF...
Page 95 1-164-937-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.001uF R2015 1-208-715-11 METAL CHIP 0.5% 1/16W R2018 1-208-869-11 METAL CHIP 0.5% 1/16W C2000 1-164-943-81 CERAMIC CHIP 0.01uF R2019 1-208-869-11 METAL CHIP 0.5% 1/16W C2001 1-137-910-11 TANTAL. CHIP 10uF Refer to page 5-1 for mark 0. • HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-16...
Page 96 6.3V 電池の交換は，正しく行わないと破裂する恐れがありま C1215 1-100-566-91 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF す。電池を交換する場合には必ず同じ型名の電池又は同等品と交換してください。 Refer to page 5-1 for mark 0. • HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-17...
Page 97 1-100-566-91 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF C1828 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF * C1418 1-112-298-91 CERAMIC CHIP C1420 1-162-922-11 CERAMIC CHIP 39PF C1829 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF C1421 1-100-591-91 CERAMIC CHIP C1830 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF C1831 1-100-611-91 CERAMIC CHIP 22uF 6.3V HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-18...
Page 98 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF C3019 1-100-507-91 CERAMIC CHIP 4.7uF 6.3V C2225 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF C2226 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF C3020 1-164-937-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.001uF C2227 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF C3021 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF C3022 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-19...
Page 99 6.3V C4032 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF C3632 1-165-897-11 TANTAL. CHIP 22uF C3633 1-137-710-11 CERAMIC CHIP 10uF 6.3V C4033 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF C3634 1-137-710-11 CERAMIC CHIP 10uF 6.3V C4034 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF C4035 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-20...
Page 100 0.1uF C5457 1-125-889-91 CERAMIC CHIP 2.2uF C5007 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF C5008 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF C5458 1-164-942-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.0068uF 10% C5009 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF C5459 1-107-819-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.022uF C5460 1-164-942-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.0068uF 10% HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-21...
Page 101 1-137-710-11 CERAMIC CHIP 10uF 6.3V C6035 1-137-710-11 CERAMIC CHIP 10uF 6.3V C6401 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF < CONNECTOR > C6402 1-125-777-11 CERAMIC CHIP 0.1uF C6403 1-165-887-91 CERAMIC CHIP 0.22uF 6.3V CN1401 1-506-485-11 PIN, CONNECTOR 6P CN2001 1-691-388-51 CONNECTOR, FFC/FPC 24P HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-22...
Page 102 D4605 6-500-813-01 DIODE MA2SD32008S0 FL6002 1-234-939-21 FILTER, EMI REMOVAL (SMD) D5001 8-719-069-28 DIODE 1SS400TE-61 D5401 8-719-066-98 DIODE RB051L-40TE25 < IC > IC1001 6-706-539-01 IC AN30205A-VB IC1002 6-700-709-01 IC NJU7241F31 (TE2) Refer to page 5-1 for mark 0. • HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-23...
Page 103 8-759-698-31 IC TC7WH74FK (TE85R) IC5824 8-759-680-48 IC TC7WH157FK (TE85R) L1801 1-400-675-11 INDUCTOR 10uH IC5825 6-707-479-01 IC AK4121AVF-E2 L1802 1-400-676-11 INDUCTOR 22uH IC5826 8-759-680-48 IC TC7WH157FK (TE85R) L1803 1-400-588-11 INDUCTOR 10uH IC5827 8-759-698-31 IC TC7WH74FK (TE85R) L1804 1-400-676-11 INDUCTOR 22uH HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-24...
Page 104 (Not supplied) PIN, LEAD Q1425 8-729-048-11 TRANSISTOR CPH3304-TL-E-S < TRANSISTOR > Q1426 8-729-905-35 TRANSISTOR 2SC4081-R Q1427 8-729-905-35 TRANSISTOR 2SC4081-R Q1002 8-729-037-63 TRANSISTOR UN9115J-(TX).SO Q1428 8-729-905-35 TRANSISTOR 2SC4081-R Q1003 8-729-037-74 TRANSISTOR UN9213J-(TX).SO * Q1429 6-551-522-01 TRANSISTOR CPH6414-TL-E Q1004 6-550-675-01 TRANSISTOR SSM6K30FE (TPLR3) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-25...
Page 105 1-216-842-11 METAL CHIP 1/10W R1016 1-242-967-81 RES-CHIP 1/16W R1113 1-216-828-11 METAL CHIP 3.9K 1/10W R1017 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP R1114 1-216-839-11 METAL CHIP 1/10W R1022 1-216-789-11 METAL CHIP 1/10W R1029 1-216-829-11 METAL CHIP 4.7K 1/10W R1205 1-242-967-81 RES-CHIP 1/16W HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-26...
Page 106 1-218-895-11 METAL CHIP 100K 0.5% 1/10W R1414 1-218-629-91 METAL CHIP R1510 1-208-935-11 METAL CHIP 100K 0.5% 1/16W R1415 1-218-629-91 METAL CHIP R1511 1-218-987-11 RES-CHIP 680K 1/16W R1416 1-218-629-91 METAL CHIP R1417 1-216-857-11 METAL CHIP 1/10W R1512 1-218-981-11 RES-CHIP 220K 1/16W HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-27...
Page 107 R2241 1-218-990-81 SHORT CHIP R2242 1-218-990-81 SHORT CHIP R1890 1-218-935-11 RES-CHIP 1/16W R2243 1-218-990-81 SHORT CHIP R1891 1-218-939-11 RES-CHIP 1/16W R2244 1-218-961-11 RES-CHIP 4.7K 1/16W R1893 1-218-935-11 RES-CHIP 1/16W R1894 1-218-990-81 SHORT CHIP R2246 1-218-961-11 RES-CHIP 4.7K 1/16W HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-28...
Page 108 R3663 1-220-196-11 RES-CHIP 1/16W R3226 1-218-977-11 RES-CHIP 100K 1/16W R3665 1-218-977-11 RES-CHIP 100K 1/16W R3600 1-218-965-11 RES-CHIP 1/16W R3666 1-218-964-11 RES-CHIP 8.2K 1/16W R3601 1-218-961-11 RES-CHIP 4.7K 1/16W R3602 1-218-959-11 RES-CHIP 3.3K 1/16W R3671 1-218-964-11 RES-CHIP 8.2K 1/16W HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-29...
Page 109 1/16W R4614 1-208-927-11 METAL CHIP 0.5% 1/16W R4044 1-218-977-11 RES-CHIP 100K 1/16W R4615 1-218-973-11 RES-CHIP 1/16W R4045 1-218-977-11 RES-CHIP 100K 1/16W R4616 1-218-965-11 RES-CHIP 1/16W R4065 1-218-977-11 RES-CHIP 100K 1/16W R4066 1-218-953-11 RES-CHIP 1/16W R4619 1-218-965-11 RES-CHIP 1/16W HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-30...
Page 110 1-217-671-11 RES-CHIP 1/10W R5461 1-217-671-11 RES-CHIP 1/10W R5160 1-218-977-11 RES-CHIP 100K 1/16W R5462 1-218-965-11 RES-CHIP 1/16W R5163 1-218-965-11 RES-CHIP 1/16W R5463 1-216-864-11 SHORT CHIP R5164 1-218-977-11 RES-CHIP 100K 1/16W R5167 1-218-977-11 RES-CHIP 100K 1/16W R5465 1-216-833-11 METAL CHIP 1/10W HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-31...
Page 111 1-218-935-11 RES-CHIP 1/16W R6045 1-218-990-81 SHORT CHIP R5859 1-218-977-11 RES-CHIP 100K 1/16W R6401 1-218-961-11 RES-CHIP 4.7K 1/16W R5860 1-218-941-81 RES-CHIP 1/16W R6402 1-218-961-11 RES-CHIP 4.7K 1/16W R5861 1-218-941-81 RES-CHIP 1/16W R5862 1-218-941-81 RES-CHIP 1/16W R6403 1-218-941-81 RES-CHIP 1/16W HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-32...
Page 112 1-813-458-11 OSCILLATOR, CRYSTAL (55.631868MHz) X1872 1-813-457-11 OSCILLATOR, CRYSTAL (55.6875MHz) X3201 1-795-921-11 VIBRATOR, CRYSTAL (24.576MHz) X4601 1-760-458-21 VIBRATOR, CRYSTAL (32.768kHz) X4602 1-795-244-11 VIBRATOR, CERAMIC (10MHz) X5000 1-767-205-21 VIBRATOR, CRYSTAL (20MHz) X5820 1-795-921-11 VIBRATOR, CRYSTAL (24.576MHz) X6401 1-781-763-21 VIBRATOR, CRYSTAL (13.5MHZ) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-33...
Page 113 Size AA Batteries Cleaning Cassette (not supplied) 8-883-121-64 • J MODEL 付属品図面番号部品コード部品名 2-678-737-01取扱説明書 (日本語) 電源ケーブル 0 1-783-795-81 電池ぶた (RMT-DS5用) 3-076-233-01 リモコン (RMT-DS5) 1-477-220-11 単3形乾電池クリーニングカセット (供給せず) 8-883-121-64 • Refer to page 5-1 for mark 0. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 5-34E...
Page 114 MECHANICAL SECTION ADJUSTMENTS VIDEO SYSTEM ADJUSTMENTS PARTS REPLACEMENT AND PREPARATION FOR ADJUSTMENT LCD SYSTEM ADJUSTMENTS PERIODIC CHECK AUDIO SYSTEM ADJUSTMENTS PARTS REPLACEMENT SERVICE MODE CHECK AND ADJUSTMENT ADJUSTMENT REMOTE COMMANDER (RM-95) ADJUSTMENT REMOTE COMMANDER (NEW LANC JIG) DATA PROCESS SERVICE MODE HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 115: Before Starting Adjustment
Download the data. Save the data. (The same model of the same destination) After the EVR data is saved and downloaded, check the respective items of the EVR data. (Refer to page 6-2 for the items to be checked) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 116 S VIDEO OUT chroma level adj. COMPONENT OUT adj. (D1 SMPTE) COMPONENT OUT adj. (D1 BETACAM) LCD automatic adj. z z z V-COM adj. z z z Transmissive mode z z z white balance adj. Sample hold phase adj. z z z Table 6-1-1 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 117 J-14 J-15 Mode Selector II Reel reference plate TG 2/7 preset plate J-6082-282-B J-6082-331-A J-6082-459-A J-16 J-17 J-18 Mode selector Relay board for Board for tension conversion board tension regulator regulator adjustment adjustment J-6082-460-A J-6082-359-A J-6082-461-A Fig. 6-1-1 (1) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 118 J-6082-314-E for PAL (XH5-3P) 8-967-997-55 J-22 J-23 System operation check for NTSC (XH5-5) CPC-8 jig 8-967-997-61 J-6082-388-A for PAL (XH5-5P) 8-967-997-66 Fig. 6-1-1 (2) Note: The ROM makes mode selector II’s version up to use it with R mechanism. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 119 1-3. Information (Mechanical Section) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 120: Mechanical Section Adjustments
: Apply positive polarity (+) of power supply to the gray wire and negative polarity (–) of power supply to the white wire. Unloading : Apply negative polarity (–) of power supply to the gray wire and positive polarity (+) of power supply to the white wire. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 121 3-3. MODE SELECTOR II CONNECTION Connector from the cam motor Alligator clip R mechanism Mode selector II CN002 Connector (white) 6P Relay boards Battery of NP-55, 77, etc. (power supply) Mode selector conversion board (R) Connector (black) 6P HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 122 FWD/RVS torque measurement : Cleaning : Appling grease : Confirmation Note: When overhauling, refer to the checks above and replace parts. Note: Greasing Always use the specified grease (SUNCALL FG-87HSR Part No. 7-640-006-08). If the viscosity differs, various problems may occur. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 123 TG2 arm block Face the side of the deepest hole downward and insert the roller into the shaft. TG7 roller The lower flange of the TG7 roller is thicker than those of the TG1, 2, and 8 rollers. TG7 arm block HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...
Page 124 C and D then fit the two claws in each hole A and B. Gear A Gear B The worm gears are attached inside the FL motor assembly. When attaching the FL motor assembly, apply grease there. Hole Hole Apply grease. (half size of one grain of rice) Hole Hole HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-10...
Page 125 Stop washer loading arm assy must face toward hole C of the GL gear S. (The stop hole is smaller.) Coaster stop washer (The stop hole is larger.) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-11...
Page 126 The claws are drum assembly Drum fixing screw assembly 0.02941 ± 0.0049 N • m hooked under (Fasten the screws in order (0.3 ± 0.05 kg • cm) the sub-chassis. The claw is hooked Positioning pin on the sub-chassis. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-12...
Page 127 A of the pendulum arm. Pendulum stopper Shafts Shaft Shaft Can be removed. Shafts Positioning boss Shaft of the pendulum must be in this position. Cannot be removed. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-13...
Page 128 Clear off the stop washers of When attaching the idler gear Shaft the adjuster side of the TG A assembly, be careful not to band in advance as shown apply grease to the reflection panel. in the figure. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-14...
Page 129 Note that positioning pins D are easy to break when attaching the motor holder. Apply grease (half size of one grain of rice) Positioning holes of pin D to the two parts shown in the Pins D right figure. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-15...
Page 130 TG arm, do not forget to attach the compression Hook the spring from the inside Hook the spring from the outside coil spring (TG). (Fig. 1) and put it under the TG band. and put it under the arm. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-16...
Page 131 (half size of one grain of rice for each part) Main cam gear Fig. 6 GL gear S Pinch slider Phase adjustment hole H matches the hole of the chassis. Sub-cam gear Check phase pin D (front side) through this hole Fig. 5 Fig. 7 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-17...
Page 132 Phase pin F should be fitted in Reel selector slider the long hole of the sub-slider arm. (After attaching the sub-slider arm, return the reel base to the original position (L cassette).) (Position when L cassette is set) Fig. 13 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-18...
Page 133 (To avoid affecting the main unit, fix the reel motor and as shown in the figure. main slider with adhesive tape, etc.) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-19...
Page 134 Solder the FP-104 flexible board (six parts). Temperature of tip of soldering iron: 350 ± 20 °C Tightening torque of MD-76 board 0.3432 ± 0.0196 N·m (3.5 ± 0.2 kg • cm) Hold time: one second or shorter HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-20...
Page 135 Push switch (one key) Hole Hook the flexible Attach the push switch board on hook Claw (one key) to claw A. MIC base Hook Tightening torque of connector (4P) 0.0392 ± 0.0098N • m (0.4 ± 0.1 kg • cm) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-21...
Page 136 TG arm Magnet holder Claw and claw should fix the pinch arm. When attaching the magnet holder, the lock pin should be fixed at a position deeper than line ET magnet HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-22...
Page 137 4-6. FWD/RVS BACK TENSION CHECK AND ADJUSTMENT ADJUSTMENT START -4 4-7. PREPARATION FOR ADJUSTMENT AND TAPE PATH CHECK 4-8. TRACK ADJUSTMENT AND CHECK 4-9. TRACK CHECK 4-10. CUE/REV CHECK Tape Path Adjustment 4-11. CURL CHECK AND CURL ADJUSTMENT 4-12. RISING CHECK ADJUSTMENT END HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-23...
Page 138 120° 120° The normal height is the position where the TC upper flange is rotated by 120° in the direction Cassette reference plate of lowering the guide from the adjusted height (J-12) while referring to the figure below. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-24...
Page 139 TG2 arm TG7 arm Rotate the adjuster with a resin screwdriver, etc. Be careful not Rotate the adjuster with a resin to bend the band. screwdriver, etc. Be careful not to bend the band. TG2/7 preset plate (J-14) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-25...
Page 140 Not good [1.3V adjustment of TG2] [1.3V adjustment of TG7] RV004 Rotate RV003 while pushing Rotate RV001 while pushing the guide. RV002 the guide. TG7: 2.2V adjustment (MD-76 board: RV002) Good 0 TG7: 1.3V check Not good Adjustment end HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-26...
Page 141 Then, repeat the measurement. Be careful that these spring blocks may hinder the FL motor. For more details, refer to page 6-23. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-27...
Page 142 Connect to pin 13 Adjustment remote commander Connect to pin 15 (J-1, J-2) TRIG Oscilloscope Pin No. Signal name REG_GND RF_MON CPC-8 jig (J-23) Connect to pin 13 Connect to pin 2 CN4002 XH2-1 75 Ω resistor VD-036 board HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-28...
Page 143 Tracking waveform check -1 A : 100% 0.65 A A : 100 % Tracking waveform check -2 [Waveform in FWD mode] Emin Emax Emin: Minimum value (Emin - Emax) 30% or ( Emax: Maximum value The waveform should not change sharply. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-29...
Page 144 Be careful that there are often large curls around the capstan and pinch roller between TG6 and TG7. If there are large curls, rotate TG 2 the upper flange of TG7 to remove the curls. TG 7 TG 1 TG 8 RV003 RV001 RV004 RV002 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-30...
Page 145 2 seconds. (Perform this 2 or 3 times.) • Check after checking rising PLAYBACK STOP When switching the modes, the waveform should rise horizontally within 2 seconds. PLAYBACK PLAYBACK PLAYBACK PLAYBACK HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-31...
Page 146 Connect the measuring instruments as shown in Fig. 6-2-1, and perform the adjustments. Osilloscope Terminated 75 Ω Pattern generator 75Ω : 1-247-804-11 VIDEO OUT LANC jack NEW LANC JIG RM-95 (J-6082-565-A) (J-6082-053-B) LANC cable (J-6082-442-A) Adjustment remote commander Fig. 6-2-1 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-32...
Page 147 Color bar signal waveform Color bar pattern For PAL model White (100%) 0.7 V 0.3 V 0.3 V (100%) Burst signal Horizontal sync signal Color bar signal waveform Color bar pattern Fig. 6-2-2 Color bar signal of alignment tapes HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-33...
Page 148 LANC Stereo mini-minijack (ø 2.5) (burst, 75 Ω (ohms)) CONTROL S IN Stereo minijack (ø 3.5) HDMI OUT jack Video Type A (19 pin) 480i, 576i, 480p, 576p, 1080i, 720p Audio 2 channel liner PCM 48 kHz/16 bits HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-34...
Page 149 Check the data is “00”. Perform “Modification of 8, 9, C, 18, 1C, 1D Page Data”. Note 3: If other than adjustment address was initialized, the ad- justed data is not initialized. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-35...
Page 150 NTSC PAL (D1 BETACAM) COMPONENT OUT Pr level adj. (D1 BETACAM) Switching position adj. 9C to FF Fixed data-1 (Initialized data) 14, 15 Fixed data-1 (Initialized data) CAP FG duty adj. 17 to 42 Fixed data-1 (Initialized data) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-36...
Page 151 Fixed data-2: Modified data. (Refer to “2. Modification Fixed data-2 of 8, 9, C, 13, 18, 1C, 1D Page Data”) Initial value ED to FF Fixed data-1 (Initialized data) Address Remark NTSC PAL 00 to FF Fixed data-1 (Initialized data) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-37...
Page 152 Modifying Method: 1) Modification of A, B, D, 1A, 1B page data 1) Before changing the data, select page: 0, address: 01, and set Note 2: NTSC model: HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N data: 01. PAL model: HVR-M25E/M25P/M25C 2) If modification of data on pages A, B, D, set data: 00 to page: 0, address: 10, and then select pages A, B, D.
Page 153 Note 2: Fixed data-1: Initialized data. (Refer to “1. Initializing of A, B, D, 1A, 1B Page Data”) Fixed data-2: Modified data. (Refer to “2. Modification of A, B, D, 1A, 1B Page Data”) Initial value Address Remark NTSC PAL 00 to FF Fixed data-1 (Initialized data) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-39...
Page 154 Select page: 0, address: 10, and set data: 01. Select page: 3 (13), address: 0B, and set data: 39, then press the PAUSE (Write) button. 11) Select page: 0, address: 10, and set data: 00. 12) Select page: 0, address: 01, and set data: 00. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-40...
Page 155 15872 3E00 24064 5E00 32256 7E00 40448 9E00 48640 BE00 56832 DE00 65024 FE00 7936 1F00 16128 3F00 24320 5F00 32512 7F00 40704 9F00 48896 BF00 57088 DF00 65280 FF00 Note: D : Decimal : Hexadecimal Table 6-2-3 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-41...
Page 156 Check the data is “00”. (Note 2) Note 2: If the data is “01”, adjustment has errors or the mecha- nism deck is defective. If the data is “80”, the mechanism deck is in emergency state or the end of tape was detected. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-42...
Page 157 Note 2: If the data is “92”, the tape top being played. After play- ing the tape for 1 to 2 seconds, stop it, perform step 5 and higher. If the data is “82”, the tape end being played. After re- wind the tape, perform step 5 and higher. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-43...
Page 158 After the data reading/writing finished, return the data on page: 0, address: 10 to “00”. Press PAUSE (Write) button. (1C) Initial Value of Page 1C: Address: B3 to C8 Initial Initial Initial Address Address Address value value value Table 6-2-4 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-44...
Page 159 1) Set the 60i/50i SEL (OTHERS menu) to “60i”. 2) Check that the frequency (f) satisfies the NTSC specified value. 3) Set the 60i/50i SEL (OTHERS menu) to “50i”. 4) Check that the frequency (f) satisfies the PAL specified value. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-45...
Page 160 Set the HOLD switch of adjustment remote com- mander to “HOLD” (SER- VICE position). Change the data and set the Y signal level (A) to the PAL specified value. Press PAUSE (Write) button. Perform “Processing after Complete Adjustment”. Fig. 6-2-3 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-46...
Page 161 Press PAUSE (Write) button. Change the data and set the Cb signal level (B) to the Fig. 6-2-4 PAL specified value. Press PAUSE (Write) button. Check the burst signal (C) to the PAL specified value. Perform “Processing after Complete Adjustment”. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-47...
Page 162 (A) to the PAL specified value. Check the burst signal level (B) to the PAL specified value. Set the HOLD switch of adjustment remote com- mander to “HOLD” (SER- VICE position). Perform “Processing after Complete Adjustment”. Fig. 6-2-5 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-48...
Page 163 7) Check the burst signal level (B) to the PAL specified value. Set the bit value of bit1 is “1”, and press PAUSE button. (Note) Wait for 5 sec. Note: For the bit values, refer to “6-3. SERVICE MODE”, “3- 4. 4. Bit value discrimination”. Fig. 6-2-6 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-49...
Page 164 Pb signal level (A) to the specified value. specified value. Press PAUSE (Write) button. Press PAUSE (Write) button. Check the sync signal level Perform “Processing after (B) to the specified value. Complete Adjustment”. Perform “Processing after Complete Adjustment”. Fig. 6-2-8 Fig. 6-2-7 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-50...
Page 165 Change the data and set the Note: For the bit values, refer to “6-3. SERVICE MODE”, “3- Pr signal level (A) to the 4. 4. Bit value discrimination”. specified value. Press PAUSE (Write) button. Perform “Processing after Complete Adjustment”. Fig. 6-2-9 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-51...
Page 166 Check the Y signal level (A) to the specified value. Fig. 6-2-10 Check the sync signal level (B) to the PAL specified value. Set the HOLD switch of adjustment remote com- mander to “HOLD” (SER- VICE position). Perform “Processing after Complete Adjustment”. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-52...
Page 167 Set the HOLD switch of Set the HOLD switch of adjustment remote com- adjustment remote com- mander to “HOLD” (SER- mander to “HOLD” (SER- VICE position). VICE position). Perform “Processing after Perform “Processing after Complete Adjustment”. Complete Adjustment”. Fig. 6-2-12 Fig. 6-2-11 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-53...
Page 168 Set the bit value of bit7 is “0”, and press PAUSE (18) button. (Note) Set the bit value of bit1 is “0”, and press PAUSE (13) button. (Note) Note: For the bit values, refer to “6-3. SERVICE MODE”, “3- 4. 4. Bit value discrimination”. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-54...
Page 169 Note 4: If the data change to “01”, adjustment has error. Con- tents of error is written into page: 3, address: C6. See the following table. Data of page: 3, address: C6 Contents of error VCO adjustment error Contrast adjustment error HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-55...
Page 170 Change the data so that the Press PAUSE (Write) button. LCD screen is not colored. Press PAUSE (Write) button. (Note 3) Note 3: To write in the non-volatile memory (EEPROM), press the PAUSE (Write) button each time to set the data. Fig. 6-2-13 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-56...
Page 171 Press PAUSE (Write) button. Press PAUSE (Write) button. Press PAUSE (Write) button. Note 3: For example. When D is “BF”, data is “9F”. When D is “5F”, data is “3F”. However, when D is “1F”, data is “BF”. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-57...
Page 172 Attenuator 600Ω When measurement of AUDIO OUT terminal Audio level meter 47kΩ Audio noise meter Audio distortion meter 32Ω : 10 (1-249-393-11) + 22 (1-249-397-11) 600Ω : 270 (1-249-410-11) + 330 (1-249-411-11) Oscilloscope 47kΩ : 1-249-437-11 Fig. 6-2-15 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-58...
Page 173 Checking method: 7) Set the 60i/50i SEL (OTHERS menu) to “50i” or “60i”. Note 2: 60i: HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N 1) Check that the play signal level satisfies the specified value. 2) Check with the oscilloscope that no clip is found in the output 50i: HVR-M25E/M25P/M25C waveform.
Page 174 2) Check that the output of AUDIO OUT terminal (CH-1) satis- fies the specified value. 3) Check with the oscilloscope that no clip is found in the output waveform. 4) For the CH-2, make a checking in the same manner. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-60...
Page 175 10) Calculate the difference B (dB) between output levels “c” (dBs) and “a” (dBs) to check that it satisfies the specified value. B (dB) = c (dBs) – a (dBs) 11) For the CH-2, make a checking in the same manner. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-61...
Page 176 2) Measure the noise level at this time to check that it satisfies this time to check that it satisfies the specified value. the specified value. 3) For the CH-2, make a checking in the same manner. 3) For the CH-2, make a checking in the same manner. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-62...
Page 177 3) Check at this time that no clip is found in the output wave- form. 4) For the CH-2, make a checking in the same manner. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-63...
Page 178 2) Measure the output of AUDIO OUT terminal (CH-1), and check 2) Check that the output of AUDIO OUT terminal (CH-1, 2) sat- that no clip is found in the output waveform isfies the specified value. 3) For the CH-2, make a checking in the same manner. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-64...
Page 179: Service Mode
The PAUSE button must be pressed to write the adjustment data in the nonvolatile memory. (The new adjusting data will not be recorded in the nonvolatile memory if this step is not performed) 4) After completing all adjustments, turn off the main power sup- ply once. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-65...
Page 180 The Write (x) button must be pressed to write the adjust- ment data in the nonvolatile memory. (The new adjusting data will not be recorded in the nonvolatile memory if this step is not performed) 4) After completing all adjustments, turn off the main power sup- ply once. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-66...
Page 181 Because the upper digit of the adjustment number is B ( ), and the lower digit is D ( ), the meeting point “189” of 1 and 2 in the above table is the corresponding decimal number. Table 6-3-1 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-67...
Page 182 (FC to FF). Note: After completing adjustments, be sure to initialize the data of addresses F4 to FF to “00”. Initializing method: Order Page Address Data Procedure Press PAUSE (Write) button. Check the data changes to “00”. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-68...
Page 183 PB, REC, CUE, REVIEW, and PAUSE positions. The mechanism operates at this position in the mode where normal screen appears with the pinch rollers in contact state and the tension regulator turned on. NULL Code not existing in MD. Default value. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-69...
Page 184 CASSETTE, HDV, DVCAM, 60, 50, DV i.LINK, Orange HDV i.LINK, DVCAM i.LINK, REW, FF, PAUSE, AUDIO DUB (A3), DUPLICATE PLUS Processing after Completing Adjustment: Order Page Address Data Procedure Press PAUSE (Write) button. Check the data changes to “01”. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-70...
Page 185 — CH-1/2 CH-3/4 (IC4003 <zcm ) (FR-253 board) (FR-253 board) (FR-253 board) (S102) (S102) (S102) TIMER TIMER TIMER REPEAT (KEY AD8) — — — — — (FR-253 board) (FR-253 board) (FR-253 board) (IC4003 <zc, ) (S103) (S103) (S103) HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-71...
Page 186 1) The record of use data is displayed at page: 7, addresses: 90 to 95, A4 to AF, C8 to CD. Initializing method: Order Page Address Data Procedure Press PAUSE (Write) button. Check the data changes to “01”. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-72...
Page 187 *1 : “01” t “C”, “03” t “E” Using method: 1) The past self-diagnosis codes are displayed at page: 7, ad- dress: BC to C6. Refer to “1-1. SELF-DIAGNOSIS FUNC- TION” for detail of the self-diagnosis code. HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C 6-73E 6-73...
Page 188 Canadian Model AEP Model E Model Ver 1.1 2006. 08 Chinese Model Japanese Model SUPPLEMENT-1 File this supplement with the service manual. (DI06-047) • Change of Repair Parts 2006H0500-1 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C © 2006.8 Sony EMCS Co. 9-852-126-81 Published by Kohda TEC...
Page 189 5. REPAIR PARTS LIST & : Points added portion. : Points changed portion. 5-1. EXPLODED VIEWS Page Former Ref. No. Part No. Description Ref. No. Part No. Description 3-987-158-11 CASE, UPPER 3-072-984-01 PLATE, BOTTOM HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C — 2 —...
Page 190 2-678-737-11(1) Digital HD Videocassette Recorder Operating Instructions HVR-M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P  2006 Sony Corporation...
Page 191 Record the serial number in plug from the wall socket immediately if any malfunction the space provided below. Refer to these numbers whenever occurs while using this unit. you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product. Model No. HVR- Serial No. ______________________...
Page 192 HVR-M25U only If you have any questions about this product, you may You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not call: Sony’s Business Information Center (BIC) at 1-800- expressly approved in this manual could void your authority 686-SONY (7669) to operate this equipment.
Page 193 For more detailed information about recycling of worden. this product, please contact your local Sony office or visit Sony Europe’s web site for business customers: http://www.sonybiz.net/environment For the customers in Europe...
Page 194 Table of Contents Chapter1 Overview Features ................7 Location and Function of Parts ........9 Front Panel ................9 Rear Panel ................. 18 Supplied Remote Commander .......... 23 Displaying Various Data ..........25 Chapter2 Playback and Notes on Power Supply and Video Cassettes ....30 Recording Preparing the Power Supply ..........
Page 195: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Chapter5 Adjusting and Operating the Menus ............65 Menu Organization ............66 Setting Through Menu Contents ..............67 Menus Chapter6 Troubleshooting .............. 80 Maintenance Warning indicators and messages ........ 87 Notes on Use ..............89 Notes on the Videocassette Recorder ........ 89 Cleaning of the Video Heads ..........
Page 196 Chapter Overview Features The HVR-M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P is a digital HD DVCAM/DV format videocassette recorder supporting HDV format and DVCAM/DV format. The unit produces stable, DVCAM is based on the consumer DV format, which superior picture quality by digital processing and uses the 4:1:1 component digital format (60i) or the separating image signals into color difference signals 4:2:0 format (50i), and provides a -inch digital...
Page 197 HDMI OUT jack to a HDMI compatible TV using a single HDMI cable, you can enjoy a high quality picture and digital sounds. is a trademark of Sony Corporation and Victor Company of Japan Ltd. A variety of buttons and switches for VCR...
Page 198 Does not light up while the unit is not loading a In addition to Remote Commander supplied with the cassette. unit, the unit accepts signals from any Sony Remote This indicator blinks while a cassette is being ejected. Commander whose command mode is set to VTR4. To For details, see “Inserting/Ejecting Cassettes”...
Page 199 Location and Function of Parts 5 TIMER switch • When the audio mode is 48 kHz (2-channel), sounds Use to select Auto Repeat or recording using an of channel 1 and 2 are output via HDMI OUT jack, external AC timer (not supplied). AUDIO jacks in OUTPUT, and PHONES jack 8 REPEAT: When the power is supplied to the unit, regardless of the position of this switch.
Page 200 q; INDEX/(A1) button Press this button to write an index mark while recording. Index is useful when you search for scenes on a tape. Also, this button can be used as ASSIGN (A1) button. For detail on Index, see “Recording Functions” on page 47. When you change ASSIGN buttons setting with [ASSIGN (A1)] of [ASSIGN BTN] in [OTHERS] menu, this button executes the function you have set.
Page 201 Location and Function of Parts 1 Monitor display section 4 Indicator section (see page 17) 4 MENU button 1 DISPLAY button 5 J/j/K/k buttons 2 COUNTER SELECT button 6 EXEC (execute) button 3 RESET/(A2) (Counter reset) 7 STATUS button CHECK button 8 LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) monitor •...
Page 202 4 MENU button Press this button to display the menu on screen. For details on the menu, see “Operating the Menus” on page 65. 5 J/j/K/k buttons Use these buttons in menu settings and other settings. You can adjust the brightness of images by pressing J/j buttons, while the data (format, the tape running mode) is displayed on the LCD screen.
Page 203 Location and Function of Parts 2 Tape transport control section 1 AUDIO DUB (audio dubbing)/ (A3) button / indicator 2 DUPLICATE PLUS button / indicator 3 REC (record) button / indicator 4 FF (fast forward) button / indicator 5 PLAY button / indicator 6 REW (rewind) button / indicator 7 STOP button 8 PAUSE button / indicator...
Page 204 6 REW (rewind) button / indicator Notes When you press this button, the indicator lights and the • The unit does not have an LP recording mode of the tape starts rewinding. During rewind, the picture does consumer DV format. Only SP recording mode is not appear on the monitor.
Page 205 Location and Function of Parts 3 Audio control section During normal recording, sounds are recorded onto channels 1 and 2; they cannot be recorded onto channels 3 and 4. During audio dubbing, sounds are dubbed onto channels 3 and 4. 1 AUDIO INPUT (AUTO/MANU) switch 2 AUDIO REC LEVEL control knob 1 AUDIO INPUT (AUTO/MANU) switch...
Page 206 4 Indicator section 1 HDV indicator 2 DVCAM indicator 3 60 indicator 4 50 indicator 5 HDV-i.LINK indicator 6 DVCAM-i.LINK indicator 7 DV-i.LINK indicator 1 HDV indicator 3 60 indicator Lights when the unit is in the following operating Lights when the unit is in the following operating status.
Page 207: Rear Panel
Location and Function of Parts Rear Panel 1 S VIDEO jacks 2 VIDEO jacks 7 RESET button 8 AC IN connector 3 AUDIO jacks 4 AUDIO INPUT LEVEL switch HDV/DV jack 5 COMPONENT OUT jacks q; LANC jack 6 HDMI OUT jack qa CONTROL S jack 1 S VIDEO jacks Notes...
Page 208 • The output level of COMPONENT OUT jacks is as 5 COMPONENT OUT jacks follows: Use to output component signals. Output at 480i NTSC To connect a device equipped the component video With [BETACAM] selected in [IN/OUT REC] menu input connector, use COMPONENT OUT jacks on the Y: 1.0 Vp-p unit.
Page 209 Location and Function of Parts • Sounds output via HDMI OUT jack are output with 6 HDMI OUT jack 16 bit of 48 kHz, 2-channel linear PCM mode Use to output HDMI signals. HDMI OUT jack outputs regardless of the tape played back, the setting of the both pictures and audio.
Page 210 • When you change the video format setting of [HDMI/ 9 HDV/DV jack (4-pin) CMPNT] in [VIDEO OUT] of [IN/OUT REC] menu, Use this jack to input/output the digital signals that the video signal output from S VIDEO OUT jack, complies with the i.LINK standard.
Page 211 Location and Function of Parts Notes on all video output jacks • When you change the video format setting of [HDMI/CMPNT] and [DOWN COVERT] of [VIDEO OUT] in [IN/OUT REC] menu, [ALLSCAN MODE] in [DISPLAY SET] menu, or [HDV t DV CONV] and [DOWN CONVERT] in [i.LINK SET], the image may be distorted for a moment.
Page 212: Supplied Remote Commander
Supplied Remote Commander EJECT 1 EJECT button qs 1 switch qa DATA CODE button 0 INDEX WRITE button 2 SEARCH SELECT buttons × × × × 3 Buttons for playing at various speeds 9 REC buttons 4 PAUSE button 5 REW button 8 STOP button VTR RMT-DS5 6 PLAY button...
Page 213 If the batteries have leaked, remove • In addition to Remote Commander supplied with the them, wipe the battery compartment dry and replace unit, the unit accepts signals from any Sony Remote the batteries with new ones. Commander whose command mode is set to VTR4.
Page 214 Displaying Various Data The unit can display various superimposed text data on Data display the built-in LCD monitor and also an external monitor You can confirm important information for normal connected to the unit. recording or playback, such as time code or remaining To display text data on an external monitor, set tape time, on the screen.
Page 215 Displaying Various Data qs Audio mode indicator 7 Time counter (time code/user bits/count value of the counter) indicator In the recording mode, displays when you select Displays the count value of the counter, time code, or [FS32K] for [AUDIO MODE] in [AUDIO SET] user bits.
Page 216 Audio Level Meter and Audio setting screen When the count value of the counter is negative, “–” Audio Level Meter and Audio setting screen is appears as the first digit (leftmost digit). When that displayed when STATUS CHECK screen is set to value is positive, the first digit is blank.
Page 217 Displaying Various Data (b) When AUDIO OUTPUT SELECT switch is set to OUTPUT screen OUPUT screen is displayed when STATUS CHECK is set to [OUTPUT]. You can confirm the setting values of [HDV/DV SEL] AUDIO in [IN/OUT REC] menu, [HDMI/CMPNT] and [DOWN CONVERT] of [VIDEO OUT], and [HDV t DV CONV] and [DOWN CONVERT] of [i.LINK AUDIO MONI:...
Page 218 1 REMAININNG : displays the estimated remaining time of CUSTOM REPEAT. 2 REPEAT TIMES : displays the times that tape has played, and the total repeat times you have set in [REPEAT TIMES]. 3 REPEAT CYCLE : displays the playback time and the interval time of the tape which you have set in [REPEAT CYCLE].
Page 219 Chapter Playback and Recording Notes on Power Supply and Video Cassettes Usable cassettes To save a recording We recommend you to use a DigitalMaster cassette To prevent accidental erasure of a recording, set REC/ of standard HDV/DVCAM/DV cassette (such as SAVE switch on the cassette to SAVE.
Page 220: Preparing The Power Supply
• If the cassette does not load or is loaded only Preparing the Power Supply halfway, eject it once, then insert it again. In such a case, if you insert the cassette forcibly, the cassette Connect the power cord (supplied) to the AC IN may not be loaded properly or malfunctions may connector.
Page 221 Notes on Power Supply and Video Cassettes On recording Note on playback on other equipment A tape recorded in HDV format with the unit cannot be You cannot record or output EE signals and any played back with the devices not compatible with software having copyright protection signals on the HDV1080i format.
Page 222: Connections For Playback
Playback This section describes the connections and settings for the playback and functions such as playback at various speeds and searching for a specific scene on a recorded tape. Connections for Playback Connecting the unit to a monitor without an i.LINK jack You can connect the unit to video monitor without an i.LINK jack.
Page 223 Playback Notes Connecting the unit to a monitor equipped • To playback the picture recorded in HDV format with an i.LINK jack when you connect the monitor using an HDMI cable or a component video cable, set [HDMI/CMPNT] of The video and audio signals are sent with hardly any [VIDEO OUT] in [IN/OUT REC] menu according to degradation, enabling high-quality playback to a your monitor (page 68).
Page 224: Playback Procedures
• If you connect the input connectors of the unit to the Playback Procedures output connectors of a monitor, a humming noise may be generated or the image may be distorted. If these phenomena occur, use INPUT SELECT switch Insert a cassette and confirm that q (cassette) to select signals that is not being input or disconnect indicator lights.
Page 225: Playback Functions
HD video camera recorder. recorded on a tape If you record on a tape using a Sony digital HD video camera recorder or digital camcorder, the recording information (data codes) is recorded on the tape.
Page 226 1 minute, the unit Notes begins to play back at normal speed. • When the command mode of a Sony device/remote commander is set to VTR4: – if you press ×1/3 button on the supplied Remote...
Page 227 For duplicating Data display screen.) with the DSR-25/45/50, see page 30. • Searching may not be done correctly if the tapes were not recorded on Sony-brand digital video equipment. Chapter 2 Playback and Recording...
Page 228 Set the desired number by pressing J/j button on the AUTO REPEAT unit. (CUSTOM REPEAT) REPEAT CYCLE The unit can repeat playback of all or a part of a tape. When the following items on the tape are searched, CYCLE 60min AUTO REPEAT playback starts automatically.
Page 229 Playback Set the TIMER switch on the front panel of the Setting the AUTO REPEAT unit to REPEAT. If [START TIME] is set to [OFF] Set the start time on the external AC timer. Set TIMER switch to REPEAT. At the preset time, the power of the unit turns on, and after a few to several ten seconds, AUTO is displayed on Data display screen (page 25).
Page 230 To cancel the AUTO REPEAT EDGE CROP MARKER Set TIMER switch to OFF. The unit allows you to adjust the edge crop position By using AUTO REPEAT, you can do the when you output the down converted HDV 16:9 wide following as examples screen pictures to 4:3 standard TV mode pictures.
Page 231 Playback MARKER BURN The unit can output to each video jacks and display 4:3 screen marker on the 16:9 screen images. In case of making an editing tape from the original tape, [MARKER BURN] can be used. To set up MARKER BURN Set [MARKER BURN] in [DISPLAY SET] menu to [ON].
Page 232 Using the Unit as a Videocassette Recorder This section describes the connections, settings and operations necessary to perform recording on the unit. The same settings and operations apply whether you are using the unit for dubbing. Notes • For connection of the editing devices, refer to the instruction manual of the editing controller and that of the editing software you use.
Page 233 Using the Unit as a Videocassette Recorder Notes Notes • If you connect the output connectors of the unit to the • When you record video from HDV-compatible input connectors of the player, a humming noise may equipment, set [HDV/DV SEL] in [IN/OUT REC] be generated or the image may be distorted.
Page 234: Settings For Recording
• The unit cannot record MPEG2 signals except Settings for Recording HDV1080i signals. • When you record HDV signals input from HDV/ DV jack, the connection between the recorded signals Preparation on the recorder (the unit) pause for a second. Notes •...
Page 235 Using the Unit as a Videocassette Recorder • When the signals are input through the i.LINK Note interface, the unit detects the field frequency of the When signals are input from HDV/DV jack, the input signal automatically. You do not need to audio mode is the same as the one to input signals change [60i/50i SEL] setting.
Page 236: Recording Procedures
Recording Procedures Recording Functions This section describes the procedures used to record Marking an index signals sent from another VCR to the unit. For details on the operation when the unit is connected to a By pressing INDEX button on the unit or INDEX computer via HDV/DV jack, refer to “Editing (Connecting with a Computer)”...
Page 237 Using the Unit as a Videocassette Recorder If the tape ends before the recording source AC timer recording stops operation The tape stops. By connecting the unit to an external AC timer (not supplied), you can start recording at a preset time. To stop recording during timer recording Press STOP button on the unit.
Page 238 Chapter Setting the Time Code Setting the Time Code and User Bits The unit can set, display, record and play back the time For details on the menu, see “Chapter 5 Adjusting and Setting Through Menus” on page 65. code and user bits. Notes To set the initial time code value •...
Page 239 Setting the Time Code and User Bits To cancel the time code setting Press J/j buttons to select [TC/UB SET], then Select [CANCEL] in step 7, then press EXEC button. press EXEC button. To reset the time code The following menus are displayed. Select [RESET] in step 4, then press EXEC button.
Page 240 Press J/j buttons to select [PRESET], then press • When HDV signals are input from HDV/DV jack EXEC button. the user bit value is also recorded, regardless of [HDV/DV IN TC] setting. The following menus are displayed. • When this item is set to [EXTERNAL], INPUT SELECT switch on the front panel is set to HDV/DV, UB PRESET and no signal is input via HDV/DV jack, or the...
Page 241 Setting the Time Code and User Bits Notes • If you set the advancement mode to [FREE RUN], the time code will be updated by the internal clock while the unit’s power is off. The time code may have been delayed or advanced when if you turn on the unit power again, play back a tape, or set INPUT SELECT switch to HDV/DV.
Page 242 HVR-M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P time codes The unit has a HDV/DV jack. The time code displayed and recorded on the tape differs as shown below when INPUT SELECT switch is set to HDV/ DV and when it is set to other than HDV/DV. INPUT SELECT [HDV/DV IN Time code/User bits displayed and recorded...
Page 243: Dubbing To Another Equipment
Chapter Dubbing to another equipment using i.LINK jack, Duplication, Audio Dubbing, and Connecting with a Computer Dubbing to another equipment using i.LINK jack This section describes the connections and settings necessary to perform dubbing on other equipment, Monitor HVR-M25 (rear panel) using the unit as a video player.
Page 244: Dubbing Procedures
There are some limitations to down convert a tape Dubbing procedures recorded in HDV format to DVCAM format. For details, see “i.LINK SET” on page 69. Prepare the unit. Notes • If you output pictures in the playback pause mode Refer to “Settings for Recording”...
Page 245 Duplication (generating a work tape with the same time code) DUPLICATE PLUS is a dubbing function which • When the format of a tape is switched to a different duplicates the tape with time codes through i.LINK format during duplication, the portion where the connection.
Page 246 Notes Notes • Before you start duplication, make sure that the • Before you start duplication, make sure that the player has finished loading the cassette. player has finished loading the cassette. • The duplication starts after the i.LINK connection is •...
Page 247 Duplication (generating a work tape with the same time code) Duplicating a series of tapes Detecting a blank portion during duplication While pausing duplication mode, you can change the tape on the player. Therefore, you can duplicate a If the unit detects a blank portion on the source tape series of tapes on a single tape.
Page 248 Clean the video heads with the supplied cleaning cassette (see page 90) . Dirty video head. Use a cleaning cassette. Note When a warning message other than above is displayed, consult your Sony dealer. Chapter 4 Dubbing to another equipment using i.LINK jack, Duplication, Audio Dubbing, and Connecting with a Computer...
Page 249: Audio Dubbing
Audio Dubbing You can record just sound on a recorded tape. (Audio dubbing) Notes • You can dub the sound onto a DVCAM-formatted tape recorded in the 32 kHz audio mode (4-channel/ 12 bits) only. You cannot dub the sound on a tape in the 48 kHz audio mode (2-channel/16 bits).
Page 250 To pause audio dubbing Dubbing sound Press PAUSE button. Pressing PAUSE button again resumes audio dubbing. Connect AUDIO INPUT jack of the unit and the sound source using a phono jack cable (not To stop audio dubbing supplied). Press STOP button. Set INPUT SELECT switch to a setting other than To monitor the sound you want HDV/DV.
Page 251: Connecting The Unit To A Computer
Editing (Connecting with a Computer) You can set up an editing system by connecting the Notes unit to a computer (editing machine) using HDV/DV • Be sure to connect the i.LINK cable to a computer jack on the unit. (editing machine) first and then connect it to the unit. If you connect the i.LINK cable to the unit first, it •...
Page 252 • If your editing software has the capability to output Preparations the time code as well as the video and audio signals to the unit, and you intend to record that time code, set [HDV/DV IN TC] in [TC/UB SET] menu of the Transferring picture data from the unit to a unit to [EXTERNAL].
Page 253 Transferring picture data from a computer (editing machine) to the unit • To transfer the picture data recorded on a tape to an editing machine in HDV, set [HDV/DV SEL] in [IN/ OUT REC] menu to [HDV], then set [HDV t DV CONV] of [i.LINK SET] in [IN/OUT REC] menu to [OFF] (page 69).
Page 254: Operating The Menus
Chapter Adjusting and Setting Through Menus Operating the Menus The unit allows you to set various parameters in the Displaying the menu menus. Before you start using the unit, set the internal clock in [CLOCK SET] in [OTHERS] menu. Except Press MENU button.
Page 255: Menu Organization
Operating the Menus Menu Organization The menu of the unit consists of the following menus and submenus. IN/OUT REC HDV/DV SEL ( page 67 ) REC MODE ( page 67 ) VIDEO OUT ( page 68 ) i.LINK SET ( page 69 ) CROP ADJUST ( page 69 ) CROP MARKER ( page 69 ) COLOR BAR ( page 70 )
Page 256: Menu Contents
Menu Contents Initial settings are indicated with rectangles. IN/OUT REC menu Icon/Menu Submenu Setting IN/OUT REC Normally, set this menu to [AUTO]. Select this menu when you want to limit the output HDV/DV SEL format during tape playback or limit the signals to be input or output from HDV/DV jack. (page 34, 44, This setting will affect analog outputs.
Page 257 Operating the Menus Icon/Menu Submenu Setting IN/OUT REC Selects the mode of the video output jacks. VIDEO OUT HDMI/CMPNT Selects the output format from HDMI OUT jack and COMPONENT OUT jacks. Select from [480i], [480p/480i], [1080i/480i], or [720p/480i] when [60i/50i SEL] in [OTHERS] menu is set to 60i.
Page 258 Icon/Menu Submenu Setting i.LINK SET Adjusts the down conversion format. This menu is available when [HDV/DV SEL] is set to IN/OUT REC (pages 34, 54) [AUTO] or [HDV]. HDV t DV CONV OFF : Disables down conversion. DVCAM : Down converts to DVCAM format. DV SP : Down converts to DV SP format.
Page 259 Operating the Menus Icon/Menu Submenu Setting IN/OUT REC COLOR BAR Selects whether to display color bars or not. Also, you may select color bars with or without tone signals (1 kHz full bit –20 dB at 60i, 1 kHz full bit –18 dB at 50i). OFF : Does not display color bars and no tone signals.
Page 260 Icon/Menu Submenu Setting IN/OUT REC Sets the stop, fast-forward and rewind modes. EE/PB SEL EE : Outputs EE picture and EE sound. (page 14) PB : Mutes the image and sound. Note If this item is set to PB, the output from the unit will be as follows when you press any of the REC, DUPLICATE PLUS, or AUDIO DUB buttons separately when the unit is stopped (unless the cassette has been write-protected).
Page 261 Operating the Menus Icon/Menu Submenu Setting Selects whether to output MARKER BURN or not. DISPLAY MARKER OFF : Does not output MARKER BURN. BURN ON : Outputs MARKER BURN. (page 42) Note There are some limitations to output MARKER BURN. For details, see page 42 . Reduces the image on LCD panel to check the area surrounding the picture frame where ALLSCAN the monitors can not display.
Page 262 Operating the Menus Icon/Menu Submenu Setting Mutes the images on LCD panel and display only the text data. DISPLAY LCD BLACK OFF : Does not mute the images ON : Mutes the images Note When [ON] is selected, the images output from the rear panel to the external monitor does not mute.
Page 263 Operating the Menus VTR SET menu Icon/Menu Submenu Setting Selects the video format and whether to use auto rewind or not while duplication. VTR SET DUPLICATE FORMAT SEL PLUS ALL : Duplicates all video formats. (page 56) HDV1080i : Duplicates HDV1080i format only. DVCAM : Duplicates DVCAM format only.
Page 264 Icon/Menu Submenu Setting Selects the time to switch to the tape protection mode from the still mode. VTR SET STILL TIME 30 sec : 30 seconds 1 min : 1 minute 2 min: 2 minutes 3 min: 3 minutes Notes •...
Page 265 Operating the Menus Icon/Menu Submenu Setting Selects whether to record internal time code or external time code while the unit records the TC/UB SET HDV/DV IN signals input from HDV/DV jack. INTERNAL : Records the time code generated by the internal time code generator. (If (page 49) [TC MAKE] is set to [REGENERATE] and no time code is recorded on the tape, the unit records time code from 00:00:00:00.
Page 266 CONTROL S IN jack. (Remote Commander is disabled.) Notes • The unit accepts signals from any Sony Remote Commander whose command mode is set to VTR4, not only the supplied one. To disable the control from any Remote Commander, set this item to CONTROL S.
Page 267 Operating the Menus Icon/Menu Submenu Setting OTHERS PB YNR Selects the noise reduction level for the luminance signals when a tape is played. OFF : No noise reduction LOW : Low noise reduction HIGH : High noise reduction Notes • When you use noise reduction, there may be an afterimage depending on the condition of the picture.
Page 268 Icon/Menu Submenu Setting OTHERS 60i/50i SEL Switches to 1080/60i (NTSC) or 1080/50i (PAL). (page 7) 1 Press J/j buttons to select [YES], then press EXEC button. 60i/50i SEL Change to 50i? Reboots after change. 2 Press J/j buttons to select [YES] again, then press EXEC button. Resets the menu to preset settings except CLOCK SET.
Page 269: Troubleshooting
Adjust the menu again. To prevent this incident recurring, do not pull out the plug while adjusting the menu or the brightness of LCD monitor. • [COMMANDER] in [OTHERS] menu is set to WIRELESS and a Sony Remote The unit operates by itself.
Page 270: Power Sources
Symptom Cause/Remedy Whenever you connect the unit to an AC • [AC ON MODE] in [OTHERS] menu is set to [ON]. t Set [AC ON MODE] to [STANDBY]. outlet, the unit turns on automatically. • There is a cassette inside the unit and TIMER switch is set to REPEAT or REC. t Set TIMER switch to OFF.
Page 271 Troubleshooting Symptom Cause/Remedy The cassette memory data and title are • The unit does not support the cassette memory function and therefore such data not displayed when using a cassette tape is not displayed. with the cassette memory function. The remaining tape time is not displayed. t To always display the remaining tape time, set [ REMAINING] in [DISPLAY SET] menu to [ON].
Page 272 Symptom Cause/Remedy A user bit is not displayed correctly during • When input video signals without a user bit are recorded while HDV is input to fast-forward/rewind. i.LINK, the user bit is not displayed correctly. Either “–– –– –– ––” or “00 00 00 00”...
Page 273 Troubleshooting Symptom Cause/Remedy When the tape is rewound to its beginning, • TIMER switch is set to REPEAT. the playback automatically starts. t Set TIMER switch to OFF. • You pressed PLAY button while holding REW button down. t If you do this, the unit rewinds the tape to its beginning and begins playback (See page 15) .
Page 274 Symptom Cause/Remedy The output from S VIDEO OUT jack and The output from S VIDEO jack and VIDEO jack is set as follows. VIDEO OUT jack is different from [DOWN • When the playback format is set shown below, the output from S VIDEO jack or CONVERT] setting of [VIDEO OUT] in [IN/ VIDEO jack is fixed in EDGE CROP.
Page 275 Troubleshooting Symptom Cause/Remedy When you set AUDIO INPUT LEVEL Confirm the level of the sound output from the player by referring to the player’s switch: instruction manual. According to that output level, set AUDIO INPUT LEVEL • You do not know how to adjust the input switch on the rear panel of the unit so as to obtain an optimum level.
Page 276: Warning Indicators And Messages
C:ss:ss/E:ss:ss If an error still recurs after you retry the corrective actions several times, contact (Self-diagnosis display) Sony Customer Service or your place of purchase. C:21:ss t Condensation has occurred. Remove the cassette and insert it again after approximately 1 hour (page 91) .
Page 277: Alarm Messages
Warning indicators and messages Alarm Messages The following alarm messages will appear together with the alarm indicators. Take corrective action according to the displayed message. Item Message Cause/Corrective Action % Z Moisture condensation. Eject the cassette. t See page 91 for details. Moisture condensation % Moisture condensation.
Page 278: Notes On Use
Notes on Use Clean the cabinet with a soft dry cloth Notes on the Videocassette When the cabinet is very dirty, clean it with a soft dry Recorder cloth lightly moistened with a mild detergent solution and finish it with a dry cloth. Do not use the unit in a place subject to direct sunlight or heat sources Do not put magnetic objects close to the unit...
Page 279: Notes On The Video Cassettes
• the playback picture freezes. In that case, you have to replace the video heads with • a part of the playback picture does not move. new ones. Please consult your Sony dealer. • playback pictures do not appear. • playback audio is interrupted.
Page 280: Notes On Lcd Screen
Cleaning the terminal About Moisture Condensation If the gold-plated terminals of a cassette become dirty, or dirt accumulates on the terminals, the correct If the unit or cassette is brought directly from a cold to remaining tape time may not be displayed. a warm location, moisture may condense inside or Clean the terminal with a swab once every ten times outside the unit or tape.
Page 281: Digital Hours Meter
Use them as guidelines for scheduling INFORMATION FOR PACKAGED MEDIA IS maintenance. EXPRESSLY PROHIBITED WITHOUT A LICENSE In general, consult your Sony dealer about necessary UNDER APPLICABLE PATENTS IN THE MPEG-2 periodic maintenance checks. PATENT PORTFOLIO, WHICH LICENSE IS AVAILABLE FROM MPEG LA, L.L.C., 250...
Page 282: Compatibility Of Hdv, Dvcam, And Dv Formats
Appendix Compatibility of HDV, DVCAM, and DV Formats HDV format is an HD VCR format based on DV format of the globally widespread general consumer digital VCR system. This format has the newly defined data recording specifications for HD signals compressed by MPEG2. It applies the same cassette, tape speed, and track pitch as DV format.
Page 283 Compatibility of HDV, DVCAM, and DV Formats Playback compatibility The compatibility between playback tape format and player is summarized in the table below. Player HDV1080i format model Playback DVCAM format model (The unit) DV format model tape format Playback is possible. Only playback of a tape Only playback of a tape (Some equipment cannot...
Page 284 Dubbing with S VIDEO or VIDEO jacks When you use the unit as a recorder to perform dubbing between the unit and another equipment using S VIDEO jack and VIDEO jack, the format to be used for recording is set in accordance with [ REC MODE] setting in [IN/OUT REC] menu.
Page 285 Compatibility of HDV, DVCAM, and DV Formats Dubbing with HDV/DV jack When you perform dubbing between the unit and digital video equipment connected with the i.LINK cable using the unit as a player, HDV/DV jack output format is determined in accordance with the playback tape format and menu setting of the unit.
Page 286 Recording tape when the unit is used as a recorder Menu item i.LINK input format Recording tape format (AUDIO MODE) HDV/DV SEL REC MODE AUTO — HDV (LOCK MODE) — HDV (LOCK MODE) — No recording DVCAM AUTO DVCAM DVCAM (Complies with input signals) DV SP DV (Complies with input signals) —...
Page 287: About I.link
• i.LINK is an easy-to-remember term for the IEEE • Be sure to connect the i.LINK cable to a computer 1394 proposed by Sony, and is a trademark approved first and then connect it to the unit. If you connect the by many corporations in Japan and overseas.
Page 288: Specifications
Specifications System Pin jack Video/Audio recording/playing head system Impedance: Maximum 1 kΩ (kilo ohms) Rotating dual-head helical scan Output level: 47 kΩ (kilo ohms) Audio recording format (HDV) MPEG-1 Audio Layer2 loading, unbalanced 16-bit 48 kHz (stereo) –10 dBu (= full bit –20 dB) Transfer rate 384 kbps 60i system –10 dBu (= full bit –18 dB)
Page 289 COMPONENT OUT jacks General Peak inrush current BNC type Hot switching inrush current, Output at 480i NTSC measured in accordance with With [BETACAM] selected in [IN/OUT REC] menu European standard Y: 1.0 Vp-p EN55103-1: 13.0 A (with 0.286 Vp-p sync negative, (230 V) output impedance 75 Ω...
Page 290 Approx. 212 × 98 × 390.3 mm Dimensions × 3 × 15 inches) (w/h/d, including projecting parts and controls) 212 (8 3/8) 175 (7) Unit: mm (inches) Mass Approx. 4.3 kg (9 lb. 7 oz.) Supplied accessories Remote Commander (1) Power cord (1) Size AA batteries (2) Cleaning cassette (1)
Page 291: Index
Index Alarm message ........88 LANC jack ..........21 Audio dubbing ........60 LCD monitor ......... 13 Audio mode ........... 27 Lock mode ..........93 Camera data ........... 36 Menu ............66 Cassette ..........30 Menu screen .......... 25 Cassette memory ........30 Mini DV cassette ........
Page 292: Submenu Index
Submenu Index Numerics HDV/DV IN TC ........76 VIDEO OUT ......... 68 480i LEVEL .......... 71 HDV/DV SEL ........67 60i/50i SEL ..........79 HOURS METER ........78 AC ON MODE ........78 ALLSCAN MODE ........ 72 i.LINK SET ........... 69 INITIALIZE ..........
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Page 294 HARDWARE LIST (1/3) #1: M1.7 X 2.5 #2: M1.7 X 4.0 #3: M1.7 X 2.5 #4: M1.4 X 2.5 (Tapping) (Black) (Black) (Red) (Dark Silver) 2-635-562-11 2-635-562-31 2-660-401-01 3-348-998-81 #5: M1.7 X 3.5 (Tapping) #6: M1.4 X 1.7 #7: M1.7 X 1.6 #8: M1.7 X 3.5 (Tapping) (Black) (Silver)
Page 295 HARDWARE LIST (2/3) #21: M1.4 X 3.0 #22: M1.7 X 5.0 (Tapping) #23: M1.7 X 4.0 (Tapping) #24: B1.7 X 5.5 (Tapping) (Black) (Silver) (Black) (Black) 2-662-396-21 3-083-261-01 3-080-204-11 4-679-805-11 #25: M1.7 X 3.0 #26: M1.4 X 2.0 #27: M1.4 X 2.0 #28: M1.4 X 4.0 (Tapping) (Black) (Silver)
Page 296 HARDWARE LIST (3/3) #41: M3.0 X 8.0 (Tapping) #42: M2.0 X 4.0 (Tapping) (Silver) (Silver) 3-065-748-01 7-628-253-00...
Page 297 ENGLISH JAPANESE ENGLISH JAPANESE [Description of main button functions on toolbar of the Adobe Acrobat Reader Ver5.0 (for Windows)] Toolbar Printing a text Reversing the screens displayed once • To reverse the previous screens (operation) one by one, click 1. Click the Print button 2.
Page 298 ENGLISH JAPANESE ENGLISH JAPANESE 【Adobe Acrobat Reader Ver 5.0 （ for Windows）ツールバー内にある主なボタンの機能説明】ツールバー文章を印刷する一度表示した画面へ逆戻りする 1. 印刷ボタンをクリックする。・前の画面（操作）へ1つずつ逆戻りする場合、をクリック 2. プリンター、印刷範囲、印刷部数、および他のオプショする。ンを指定して「OK」をクリックする。・戻した画面（操作）を1 つずつ前に進める場合、をクリックする。印刷の応用：ページ内で印刷したい範囲を設定するには、グラフィッサービスマニュアルへの応用：ク選択ツールを選択し、ページ上をドラッグして印回路図とプリント図を行き来できるので電圧チェックに刷したい範囲を囲んでから印刷ボタンをクリックする。便利です。...
Page 299: Revision History
Date History Contents issued 2006.05 Official Release — — 2006.08 Supplement-1 • Change of Repair Parts (S1 DI06-047) 2006.12 Correction-1 • Correction of Schematic Diagram (C1) • Correction of Repair Parts S.M. correction: Page 4-29, Page 5-9, Page 5-10 HVR-M25J/M25U/M25N/M25E/M25P/M25C...

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