FujiFilm -- FinePix S602 ZOOM -- Service Manual

DIGITAL CAMERA 

FinePix S602 ZOOM 

SERVICE MANUAL 

U/E/EG-Model 

WARNING 

THE COMPONENTS INDENTIFIED BY MARK IN THE PARTS LIST SHOULD BE REPLACED 

ONLT BY THE COMPONENTS SPECIFIED IN THE PARTS LIST. 

RISK OF FIRE AND ELECTRIC SHOCK. 

FUJI PHOTO FILM CO., LTD. 

Ref.No.:ZM00441-100 

Printed in Japan 2002.5(NT)

FinePix S602 ZOOM SERVICE MANUAL 

SAFETY CHECK-OUT 

After correcting the original problem, perform the following 

safety check before returning the product to the customer. 

1. Check the area of your repair for unsoldered or 

poorly soldered connections. Check the entire 

board surface for solder splasher 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, particularly 

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 replacement. 

5. Caution: 

For continued protection against 

2.5A 125/250V 

2.5A 125/250V 

RISK OF FIRE- 

REPLACE FUSE 

AS MARKED 

fire hazard, replace only with same 

type 2.5 amperes 125/250 volts 

fuse. 

Attention: 

Afin d’assurer une protection 

permanente contre les risques 

d’incendie, remplacer uniquement 

par un fusible de meme, type 2.5 

amperes, 125/250 volts. 

6. Warning: 

To reduce the electric shock, be 

WARNING! careful to touch the parts. 

HIGH VOLTAGE 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

1.Specifications 

1-1.Product Specifications ....................................................... 4 

1-2.Camera Features................................................................ 6 

1-3.Names of External Components ...................................... 7 

2.Disassembly 

2-1.Names of Internal Components ....................................... 9 

2-2.How to remove R CABI CONST .................................... 10 

2-3.Decomposition of R CABI CONST................................ 11 

2-4.How to remove LCD ASSY ............................................ 12 

2-5.How to remove TOP CABI CONST ............................... 13 

2-6.Decomposition of TOP CABI CONST .......................... 17 

2-7.How to remove LCD FRAME CONST ........................... 19 

2-8.Decomposition of LCD FRAME CONST ...................... 20 

2-9.Decomposition of MAIN PWB ASY............................... 20 

2-10.How to remove SHEET FRAME .................................. 21 

2-11.How to remove BATTERY LID .................................... 21 

2-12.How to remove BATTERY HOLDER UNIT ................ 22 

2-13.How to remove CAM PWB ASSY ............................... 22 

2-14.How to remove LENS FRAME ..................................... 23 

2-15.How to remove LENS CONST ..................................... 23 

2-16.How to remove LENS CABI ASSY ............................. 24 

2-17.How to remove SIDE MODULE UNIT ........................ 25 

2-18.How to remove AF SENSOR UNIT ............................. 26 

3.Schematic 

3-1.Cautions ............................................................................ 27 

3-2.Overview of Functions of Each Circuit ......................... 27 

3-3.Functions of Primary Blocks .......................................... 28 

3-3-1.Technical Outline ..................................................... 28 

3-3-2.CAM Board Block Functions .................................. 28 

3-3-3.MAIN Board Block Functions ................................. 28 

3-3-4.DCTS Board Block Functions ................................ 28 

3-4.Block Diagram ................................................................. 29 

3-5.Overall ............................................................................... 30 

3-6.Board mounting diagram ................................................ 31 

3-6-1.CAM PWB ASSY Component Location (A) .......... 31 

3-6-2.CAM PWB ASSY Component Location (B) .......... 32 

3-6-3.KEY PWB ASSY Component Location (A) .......... 33 

3-6-4.KEY PWB ASSY Component Location (B) .......... 34 

3-6-5.MAIN PWB ASSY Component Location (A) ........ 35 

3-6-6.MAIN PWB ASSY Component Location (B) ........ 36 

3-6-7.DCST PWB ASSY Component Location (A) ........ 37 

3-6-8.DCST PWB ASSY Component Location (B) ........ 38 

4.Adjustment 

4-1.Adjustments to Primary Components Following 

Replacement ................................................................... 39 

4-2.Preparation for adjustments .......................................... 40 

4-2-1.Measuring Equipments............................................ 40 

4-2-2.Jigs and Charts ........................................................ 40 

4-2-3.Connection ................................................................ 41 

4-2-4.Environmental Settings for Adjustment ................ 42 

4-2-5.Preparations for AF Sensor Adjustment ............... 42 

4-2-6.Environmental Settings for 

AF Sensor Adjustment ........................................... 42 

4-2-7.Environmental settings for AF adjustment ........... 43 

4-2-8.Environmental settings for Flash adjustment ...... 43 

4-3.About the Adjustment PC Soft ...................................... 44 

4-3-1.Attention at DSC jig driver ...................................... 44 

4-3-2.Attention at PC adjustment soft ............................. 45 

4-3-3.Attention at Firmware .............................................. 46 

4-3-4.Content of Adjustment Software ............................ 47 

4-3-5.Starting the Adjustment Software .......................... 47 

4-3-6.Customizing of Adjustment Software .................... 48 

4-3-7.Use of each command ............................................ 50 

4-4.Adjustment of Components (for PC adjustment) ........ 51 

4-4-1.Starting the Adjustment Software 

(cautions during use).............................................. 51 

4-4-2.Camera Jig Mode Procedure.................................. 51 

4-4-3.AF Sensor Adjustment ............................................ 52 

4-4-4.CCD Data Input ........................................................ 54 

4-4-5.Preparing the CCD Defect Data (FD) ................... 55 

4-4-6.CAM Adjustment ...................................................... 56 

4-4-7.Zoom/AF Adjustment ............................................... 57 

4-4-8.Flash Adjustment ..................................................... 58 

4-4-9.Battery Adjustment .................................................. 59 

4-4-10.Mode Dial Voltage Adjustment ............................ 60 

4-4-11.End Setting ............................................................. 61 

5.Inspection 

5-1.Preparation for inspection .............................................. 62 

5-1-1.Measuring Equipments............................................ 62 

5-1-2.Jigs and Charts ........................................................ 62 

5-1-3.Connection ................................................................ 63 

5-2.Inspection ......................................................................... 64 

5-2-1.External Inspection .................................................. 64 

5-2-2.Power Supply Switch Check................................... 64 

5-2-3.Checking Shock Noise in the Movie Mode ........... 64 

5-2-4.EVF Check ................................................................ 64 

5-2-5.Resolution Check ..................................................... 65 

5-2-6.Y Level Check .......................................................... 66 

5-2-7.Flash Photography Check ...................................... 67 

5-2-8.Manual Focus Check ............................................... 68 

5-2-9.Macro Operation Check .......................................... 68 

5-2-10.External Flash Operation Check.......................... 68 

5-2-11.Command Dial Check ........................................... 68 

5-2-12.Movie/Audio Check ................................................ 68 

5-2-13.Erase Mode Check ................................................ 68 

5-2-14.Low Battery Check................................................. 69 

5-2-15.Current Consumption Check ................................ 69 

5-2-16.LCD Display Image Check ................................... 69 

5-2-17.EVF Display Image Check.................................... 70 

5-2-18.Power OFF Operation Check ............................... 70 

5-2-19.Settings at Shipment ............................................. 71 

5-2-20.Clock Setup and Clear .......................................... 71 

6.Parts List 

6-1.U-Model ............................................................................ 72 

6-2.E-Model ............................................................................. 77 

6-3.EG-Model .......................................................................... 82 

6-4.Electrical Parts (U/E/EG-Model commonness) ........... 87 

7.Appendix 

7-1.List of Related Technical Updates Issued ................... 88 

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1. Specifications 



1-1. Product Specifications 

System 

Model 

Digital camera FinePix S602 ZOOM 

Number of effective pixels 3.1million pixels 

CCD sensor 

1/1.7 inch Super CCD in an interwoven pattern 

Number of total pixels 3.3 million pixels 

Number of recorded pixels 2832 x 2128 pixels (6.03 million pixels) /2048 x 1536 pixels/1280 x 960 pixels/640 x 480 pixels 

Storage media 

SmartMedia (3.3V), Microdrive 

File format Still image: TIFF-RGB, JPEG (Exif ver. 2.2) 

* Design rule for Camera File System compliant DPOF compatible 

Movie: AVI format, Motion JPEG 

Audio: WAV format 

Standard number of shots per Media 

Number of recorded 

2832x2128 2048x1536 1280x960 640x480 Movie (Video) 

Pixels 

Quality Mode HI FINE NORMAL BASIC FINE NORMAL FINE NORMAL NORMAL 

Approx. Approx. Approx. Approx. Approx. Approx. Approx. Approx. Approx. 

Image File Size _ 

_ 

18MB 2.4MB 1.2MB 460KB 1.3MB 590KB 620KB 320KB 130KB 

MG-4S (4MB) 0 1 3 8 2 6 6 12 30 Approx. 3 sec. Approx. 6 sec. 






Microdrive (340MB) 19 147 311 765 279 589 566 1119 2729 Approx. 307 sec. Approx. 609 sec. 

Microdrive (1GB) 59 443 938 2190 842 1729 1642 3285 8213 Approx. 925 sec. Approx. 1833 sec. 

Sensitivity Equivalent to ISO 160/200/400/800/1600 

Lens 

Super EBC Fujinon 6x optical zoom lens 

Focus distance 

f = 7.8 mm-46.8 mm (Equivalent to 35 mm-210 mm on a 35 mm camera) 

Viewfinder 

0.44-inch 180,000 pixles electronic viewfinder 

Exposure control TTL 64-zones metering, Program AE ( , , , , ), Exposure compensation ( , , ) 

available 

White balance , : Fully automatic 

, , : 8 positions selectable. 

Custom white balance selectable (2 positions) 

Focal range 

Normal (wide-angle): Approx. 50 cm (1.6 ft.) to infinity 

Normal (telephoto-angle): Approx. 90 (3.0 ft.) cm to infinity 

Macro: Approx. 10 cm (3.9 in.) to 80 cm (2.6 ft.) 

Super Macro: Approx. 1 cm (0.4 in.) to 20 cm (7.9 in.) 

Shutter 

: Variable-speed, 1/4 sec. to 1/2000 sec. 

: Variable-speed, 3 sec. (Night scenes only) to 1/2000 sec. 

, , : Variable-speed, 3 sec. to 1/1000 sec. 

: Variable-speed, 15 sec. to 1/10000 sec. 

Aperture 

F2.8-F11 13 levels in 1/3 EV steps 

Focus 

Passive-type external AF sensor + CCD-AF sensor 

Focus mode: AF, AREA AF, MF 

Self-Timer 

2 sec./10 sec. timer clock 

LCD monitor 

1.8 inches, low-temperature polysilicon TFT 110,000 pixels 

Flash 

Auto flash using flash control sensor 

Effective range: Wide-angle: Approx. 0.3 m-5.4 m (1.0 ft.-17.7 ft.) 

Telephoto-angle: Approx. 0.9 m-5.0 m (3.0 ft.-16.4 ft.) 

Flash modes: Auto, Red-Eye Reduction, Forced Flash, Slow Synchro, Red-Eye Reduction 

+ Slow Synchro 

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Input/Output Terminals 

DC Input 

To connect the AC power Adapter AC-5V/AC-5VH/AC-5VHS 

Accessory shoe 

Hot shoe 

A/V Output Stereo mini-jack (1) 

Power Supply and Others 

Power supply 

Use one of the following 

* 4 x AA-size alkaline batteries 

* 4 x AA-size Ni-MH (nickel-metal hydride) batteries (sold separately) 

* AC Power Adapter AC-5VH/AC-5VHS (sold separately) 

Available shots using batteries (When fully charged) 

Media type 

SmartMedia 

Battery type 

Alkaline batteries 

Ni-MH batteries 

HR-3UF 1700 mAh 

Using LCD monitor Approx. 200 frames Approx. 250 frames 

Using EVF Approx. 210 frames Approx. 280 frames 

Using LCD monitor Approx. 170 frames Approx. 230 frames 

Microdrive 

Using EVF Approx. 180 frames Approx. 240 frames 

The number of shots shown here is an approximate guide to the number of consecutive shots that can be 

taken based on 50% flash usage at normal temperatures. However, the actual number of available shots 

will vary depending on the ambient temperature when the camera is used and the amount of charge in the 

battery. The number of available shots will be lower in cold conditions. 

Conditions for use Temperature: 0 o C to +40 o C (+32 o F to +104 o F) 

80% humidity or less (no condensation) 

Camera dimensions 121.0 mm x 81.5 mm x 97.0 mm/4.8 in. x 3.2 in. x 3.8 in. 

(W/H/D) 

(not including accessories and attachments) 

Camera mass (weight) 500 g/17.6 oz. (not including accessories, batteries or media) 

Weight for photography Approx. 600 g/21.2 oz. (including batteries and SmartMedia) 

Accessories SmartMedia (16MB, 3.3V) (1) Supplied with: Anti-static case (1) 

Index label (1) 

AA-size alkaline batteries (4) Shaulder Strap (1) 

Protective cover (2) Metal strap clip (2) 

Clip attaching tool (1) Lens cap (1) 

Lens cap holder (1) 

A/V Cable (approx. 1.5 m (4.9 ft.), mini-plug (2.5 mm dia.) to pin-plug cable x 2) (1) 

USB Interface Set (1) * CD-ROM: Software for FinePix EX (1) 

* Special USB cable with Noise Suppression core (1) 

* Software Quick Start Guide (1) 

Owner's Manual (1) 

Optional Accessories SmartMedia 

MG-4S: 4MB, 3.3V MG-8S: 8MB, 3.3V MG-16S: 16MB, 3.3V 

MG-32S: 32MB, 3.3V MG-64S: 64MB, 3.3V 

MG-16SW: 16MB, 3.3V, ID 

MG-32SW: 32MB, 3.3V, ID 

MG-64SW: 64MB, 3.3V, ID MG-128SW : 128MB, 3.3V, ID 

AC-5VH/AC-5VHS AC Power Adapter 

Fujifilm Rechargeable Battery 2HR-3UF 

Fujifilm Battery Charger with Battery BK-NH (Not Available in U.S.A./Canada) 

FD-A2 Floppy Disk Adapter (FlashPath) 

Windows 95/98/98 SE/Me/NT 4.0, Mac OS 7.6.1 to 9.1 

SM-R2 Image Memory Card Reader 

Compatible with Windows 98/98 SE, Windows Me, Windows 2000 Professional or 

iMac or Power Macintosh and models that support USB as standard. 

DM-R1 Image Memory Card Reader 

Compatible with Windows 98 SE, Windows 2000 Professional (read-only), iMac DV 

and Power Macintosh PCs with FireWire as a standard feature. Mac OS 8.5.1 to 9.1 

PC-AD3 PC Card Adapter 

SC-FX602 Soft Case 

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1-2. Camera Features 

3.1 million effective pixels 

1/1.7-inch Super CCD provides high quality images with 2832 ×2128 (6.03 million) recorded pixels 

Powerful Super EBC Fujinon 6optical zoom lens (aspherical lens) for superb optical performances 

Maximum 4.4seamless digital zoom 

Wide range of light sensitivity settings from ISO 160, 200, 400 up to ultra-high settings with ISO 800* and 1600* 

* In 1280 ×960 pixels mode only 

“Motion Photo” VGA-sized movie with monaural sound (640 ×480 pixels at 30 frames/sec.) 

Dual media slots for SmartMedia and Microdrive 

Fast-acting dual-method focusing system that combines an external AF sensor (passive phase-difference AF sensor) 

and CCD-AF 

Quick, responsive operation with 3 second start-up and only 1 Second between shots 

Auto focus with macro function (manual focusing function also available) 

Super Macro function for close-up shots as near as 1cm (0.4 inch) to the subject 

Three type high-speed continuous shooting mode 

Top 5-frame continuous shooting (5 frames/sec.) 

Final 5-frame continuous shooting (5 frames/sec. within 5 seconds/25 shots) 

Long-period continuous shooting with 1280 ×960 pixels mode (1.8 frames/sec. up to 40 frames) 

AF AREA function lets you choose from 49 focusing points in the view finder image 

A wide range of exposure modes (including manual exposure) let you adjust your photography settings as you like 

A ultra-wide range of shutter speed from 1/10,000 sec to long exposures up to 15 sec in Manual mode 

0.44” 180,000-pixel electric viewfinder with diopter adjustment mechanism 

1.8” 110,000-pixel LCD monitor (low-temperature polysilicon TFT) with 100% coverage 

Support to external flash units 

Convenient preview function for checking your shots 

Immediate exposure checking after shooting using histogram indication function 

Playback zoom function (max. 18) 

Multiple exposure and monochrome photography function provides a wider range of photography options 

INFO button allows you to view your photography settings at a touch whenever the need arises 

Easy high-speed data transfer via the USB connection 

Conforms to “Design for Camera File system” standard and Exif ver 2.2 for digital cameras 

* “Design for Camera File system” standard and Exif format are formulated by the Japanese Electronic and Information 

Association (JEITA) 

Explanation of Terms 

AF/AE Lock: 

Auto Power Save Function: 

DPOF: 

EV: 

JPEG: 

Motion JPEG: 

PC Card: 

PC Card Standard: 

PCMCIA: 

VGA/QVGA: 

WAVE: 

White Balance: 

Smear: 

Exif Print: 

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On the FinePix S602 ZOOM, pressing the shutter button down half way locks the focus and exposure settings 

(AF and AE lock). If you want to focus on a subject that is not centered in the frame or change the picture 

composition after the exposure is set, you can obtain good results by changing the composition after the AF 

and AE settings are locked. 

If the camera is not used in any way for 30 seconds, this function switches features such as the LCD monitor 

off (Sleep mode) to prevent battery depletion and the waste of power when the AC power adapter is 

connected. If the camera is then left unused for a further period, the Auto Power Save function switches the 

camera off. This period can be set to 2 minutes or 5 minutes on this camera. h The Auto Power Off function 

does not operate in PC mode, during automatic playback, or if it is disabled during setup. 

Digital Print Order Format DPOF is a format used for recording information on a storage media (image 

memory card, etc.) that allows you to specify which of the frames shot using a digital camera are printed and 

how many prints are made of each image. 

A number that denotes Exposure Value. The EV is determined by the brightness of the subject and sensitivity 

(speed) of the film or CCD. The number is larger for bright subjects and smaller for dark subjects. As the 

brightness of the subject changes, a digital camera maintains the amount of light hitting the CCD at a constant 

level by adjusting the aperture and shutter speed. When the amount of light striking the CCD doubles, the EV 

increases by 1. Likewise, when the light is halved, the EV decreases by 1. 

Joint Photographics Experts Group A file format used for compressing and saving color images. The 

compression ratio can be selected, but the higher the compression ratio, the poorer the quality of the 

expanded image. 

A type of AVI (Audio Video Interleave) file format that handles images and sound as a single file. Images in 

the file are recorded in JPEG format. Motion JPEG can be played back by QuickTime 3.0 or later. 

A generic term for cards that meet the PC Card Standard. 

A standard for PC cards determined by the PCMCIA. 

Personal Computer Memory Card International Association (US). 

Graphics standards for PCs. Images are displayed at 640 ×480 and 320 ×240 pixels respectively. 

A standard format used on Windows systems for saving audio data. WAVE files have the “.WAV” file 

extension and the data can be saved in either compressed or uncompressed format. This camera use PCM 

recording. WAVE files can be played back on a personal computer using the following software : 

Windows:MediaPlayer Macintosh:QuickTime Player QuickTime 3.0 or later 

Whatever the kind of the light, the human eye adapts to it so that a white object still looks white. On the other 

hand, devices such as digital cameras see a white subject as white by first adjusting the color balance to suit 

the color of the ambient light around the subject. This adjustment is called matching the white balance. A 

function that automatically matches the white balance is called an Automatic White Balance function. 

A phenomenon specific to CCDs whereby white streaks appear on the image when there is a very strong light 

source, such as the sun or reflected sunlight, in the photography screen. 

Exif Print Format is a newly revised digital camera file format that contains a variety of shooting information for 

optimal printing.



1-3. Names of External Components 

Power switch 

Hot shoe 

Focusing ring 

Shutter button 

Exposure 

compensation 

button 

Flash button 

Continuous 

shooting button 

Mode dial 

Command dial 

Self-timer lamp 

EVF/LCD (viewfinder/ 

monitor) button 

Viewfinder (EVF) 

Diopter adjustment dial 

(Focus Check) button 

Zoom button 

AE-L (AE lock) button 

Strap mount 

Indicator lamp 

BACK button 

Slot cover 

SmartMedia slot 

LCD monitor 

Tripod mount 

DISP button 

MENU/OK button 

4-direction ( 

) button 

Battery cover 

Microdrive eject button 

Microdrive slot 

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Flash control sensor 

Flash 

AF sensor 

Flash pop-up button 

Microphone 

INFO (information check) button 

Strap mount 

(USB) socket 

Speaker 

A/V OUT (Audio/visual output) 

socket 

Terminal cover 

(One-touch AF) button 

DC IN 5V (power input) socket 

Lens 

Macro (close-up photography) 

button 

Terminal cover 

Focus mode selector switch 

SHIFT button 

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2. Disassembly 


2-1. Names of Internal Components 

C DIAL UNIT 

KEY PWB ASSY 

R CABI ASSY 

ST ASSY CONST 

EVF CONST 

LCD ASSY 

SPEAKER ASSY 

TOP CABI ASSY 

MODE DIAL UNIT 

AF SENSOR UNIT 

LCD FRAME 

MAIN PWB ASSY 

DCST PWB ASSY 

CAM PWB ASSY 

MIC ASSY 

LENS CONST 

SIDE MODULE UNIT 

F CABI ASSY 

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2-2. How to remove R CABI CONST 

[Procedure] 

1. Remove screw (M1.7x8.0). 


3. Remove six screws (M1.7x5.0). 

4. Remove R CABI CONST in the direction of the arrow. 

5. Remove FFC(x2). 

(The undermentioned refer to how to remove the connector. ) 

[Assembly procedure] 

Assemble it according to a reverse procedure. 

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4 

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2-3. Decomposition of R CABI CONST 

[Procedure] 

1. Remove FFC from KEY PWB ASSY. 


3. Remove C DIAL UNIT in the direction of the arrow. 

4. Push STRAP L from the direction of the arrow and remove. 

5. Remove three screws (M1.7x4.0). 

6. Remove KEY PWB ASSY. 

7. Remove OK BUTTON, REAR BUTTON, ZOOM BUTTOM, and LED LENS. 



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2-4. How to remove LCD ASSY 

[Procedure] 

1. Detach the undermentioned parts. 

R CABI CONST 

2. Put tweezers etc. in the LCD FRAME hook on LCD right side and remove LCD ASSY from LCD FRAME. 

3. Remove the lock of the connector of MAIN PWB ASSY, and remove FFC from LCD ASSY. 

4. Remove Wire Harness connected with LCD ASSY. 

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2 

3 



[Notes of assembly] 

Process FFC/Wire Harness between LCD FRAME and MAIN PWB ASSY. 

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2-5. How to remove TOP CABI CONST 

[Procedure] 


R CABI CONST, LCD ASSY 

2. Push ST BUTTON, and improve the flash in pop. 

3. Detach AF PLATE to the space between AF PLATE and F CABI CONST with a needle etc. 

Note that neither AF PLATE nor F CABI CONST are damaged. 

Do not stab the finger etc. enough when you use the needle. 

4. Remove the hook of ST BUTTON and remove ST BUTTON from the main body by using a minus driver. 

Do not lose because CSP(ST BUTTON) comes off together when ST BUTTON is detached. 

5. Remove two screws (M1.7x5.5). 

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4 

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6. Remove the speaker side of TOP CABI CONST in the direction of the arrow. 

7. Lift the SHUTTER BUTTON side of TOP CABI CONST in the direction of the arrow and remove. 

8. Remove from the main body while pulling TOP CABI CONST backward. 

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6 

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9. Remove Wire Harness (3) from TOP CABI CONST and FFC (1). 

10. Pull out SHEET FRAME from LCD FRAME. 

11. Remove Wire Harness (2). 

There is no dread of the electric shock and do not touch the terminal when you remove Wire Harness 

for the flash from the substrate. 

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1. Combine intuition on the tip of the AF sensor when you connect all Wire Harness with FFC. 

2. Combine the speaker side of TOP CABI CONST in intuition in the hook of F CABI CONST. 

3. Combine the grip part in intuition surely. At this time, confirm grip rubber is turned over and not transformed. 

4. Confirm TOP CABI CONST and confirm Wire Harness has been installed after it clings surely in SHEET FRAME. 

5. Note that it is at the top and bottom (The gate is the above) in ST BUTTON at assembly. 

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1 

3 

4 

Note the scissors crowding of Wire Harness. 

Gate 

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2-6. Decomposition of TOP CABI CONST 

[Procedure] 

1. Remove two screws (M1.7x4.0), and remove HOLDER EVF. 

2. Remove four screws (M1.7x4.0), and remove MODE DIAL UNIT. 

3. Remove EVF CONST. 

4. Remove SPEAKER ASSY. 

5. Remove two screws (M1.7x4.0), and remove ST TOP. 

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2 

4 

3 

5 

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6. Remove ST SHUFT(x2). 

7. Lift while pressing ST ASSY CONST against the SHUTTER BUTTON side and remove. 

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Note the taking turning of the flash hiss harness. 

Pass the flash hiss harness and the flash harness through the fingernail of HOLDER EVF. 

Do not float on the flash hiss harness and the flash harness. 

do not interfere in flash pop up detection SW. 

 

Flash pop up detection SW 

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2-7. How to remove LCD FRAME CONST 

[Procedure] 


R CABI CONST, LCD ASSY, ST PLATE, ST BUTTON, TOP CABI CONST 

2. Remove FFC Wire Haness (4)(2). 

3. Remove main body A and part B, and remove LCD FRAME CONST. 

4. Discharge electricity from the main capacitor of DCST PWB ASSY. 



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2 

2 

B 

2 

2 

2 

3 

A 

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2-8. Decomposition of LCD FRAME CONST 

[Procedure] 

Confirm the main capacitor of DCST PWB ASSY has been discharged without fail before work is started. 

1. Remove two screws (M1.7x3.0), and remove CONTACT PLT and DCST PWB ASSY. 

2. Remove two screws (M1.7x3.0), and remove MAIN PWB ASSY. 



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2 

2-9. Decomposition of MAIN PWB ASY 

[Procedure] 

1. Remove EJECTER in the direction of the arrow. 

2. Remove SHEET CF. 



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2 

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2-10. How to remove SHEET FRAME 

[Procedure] 

1. Remove SHEET FRAME from LCD FRAME. 




Note the damage of SHEET FRAME when you install SHEET FRAME in LCD FRAME. 

2-11. How to remove BATTERY LID 

[Procedure] 

1. Lift the hook of BATTERY LID, and remove BATTERY LID. 



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2-12. How to remove BATTERY HOLDER UNIT 

[Procedure] 


R CABI CONST, LCD ASSY, ST PLATE, ST BUTTON, TOP CABI CONST, LCD FRAME CONST 

BATTERY LID 


3. Remove BATTERY HOLDER UNIT from the main body while opening the main body grip part. 



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2-13. How to remove CAM PWB ASSY 

[Procedure] 



2. Open the hook of LENS FRAME, and remove CAM PWB ASSY in the direction of the arrow. 

3. Remove FPC from LENS CONST, and remove CAM PWB ASSY from the main body. 



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2-14. How to remove LENS FRAME 

[Procedure] 



BATTERY LID, BATTERY HOLDER UNIT, CAM PWB ASSY 

2. Remove FFC from LENS FRAME. 

3. Remove screw (M1.7x5.0), and remove LENS FRAME from the main body. 




Do so as not to cut FFC adding impossible power when you build FFC into LENS FRAME noting it. 

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3 

2-15. How to remove LENS CONST 

[Procedure] 



BATTERY LID, BATTERY HOLDER UNIT, CAM PWB ASSY, LENS FRAME 

2. Remove LENS CONST from F CABI UNIT. 

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Make the cutting lack of the rib and LENS CONST of F CABI CONST combined in intuition, 

and build it in when you build in LENS CONST. 

2-16. How to remove LENS CABI ASSY 

[Procedure] 



BATTERY LID, BATTERY HOLDER UNIT, CAM PWB ASSY, LENS FRAME, LENS CONST 

2. Remove three screws (M1.7X3.5), and remove LENS CABI ASSY. 



[Attention] 

Because the torque is managed as for FOCUS RING of LENS CABI ASSY, it is not possible to decompose. 

2 

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2-17. How to remove SIDE MODULE UNIT 

[Procedure] 




LENS CABI ASSY 

2. Remove screw (M1.7x5.0), and remove STRAP R. 

3. Remove SIDE MODILE UNIT from F CABI ASSY. 

2 

3 




Match and build in the position of the FOCUS switch lever of FOCUS switch SW and F CABI ASSY 

of SIDE MODILE UNIT. 

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2-18. How to remove AF SENSOR UNIT 

[Procedure] 




LENS CABI ASSY 

2. Remove AF SENSOR UNIT in the direction of the arrow while pushing the front side part of AF SENSOR UNIT 

by the finger. 



[Attention] 

Replace F CABI ASSY when guide ditch part F CABI ASSY is damaged when AF SENSOR UNIT is detached. 

2 

AF SENSOR UNIT 

Guide ditch part 

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3. Schematic 

3. Schematic 

3-1.Cautions 

 

* Do not re-use the removed parts, but use new parts. 

Be careful that the negativ side of the tantalum capacitors are susceptible to heat. 

* Voltage indications are omitted for capacitors other than chemical and tantalum capacitors with a dielectric strength 

of 50 V or less. 

* Chip resistors without indication are 1/10 W. 

* k=1000 , M=1000 k 

* Variable resistors and semi-variable resistor are abbreviated the specification of B characteristic. 

3-2.Overview of Functions of Each Circuit 

Board Name Block name Function 

LENS CONST CCD BLOCK CCD output 

CAM PWB ASSY CAM BLOCK Analog to digital conversion of CCD output (IC102) 

CCD driver (IC100) 

MAIN PWB ASSY PROCESS BLOCK Video signal processing (IC210) 

USB communication (IC210) 

System control (IC210) 

MOTOR BLOCK 

Shutter/Iris/AF/Zoom driver (IC602) 

POWER ON BLOCK Power control (IC302) 

EVF BLOCK 

EVF control (IC405) 

LCD BLOCK 

LCD control (IC404) 

AUDIO BLOCK 

Audio signal processing (IC500) 

DCST PWB ASSY DC/DC BLOCK Each power supply generation (IC902) 

KEY PWB ASSY KEY BLOCK Operation SW(TELE/WIDE,EVF/LCD,MENU/OK,etc.) 

SIDE MODULE UNIT SIDE KEY BLOCK Operation SW(MACRO,CUSTOM,INFO,AF/MF,OPAF) 

MODE DIAL UNIT MODE BLOCK Operation SW(OFF/CAM/PB,S1/S2,MODE,ETC.) 

ST ASSY CONST STROBO BLOCK Flash luminescence 

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3. Schematic 


3-3.Functions of Primary Blocks 

3-3-1.Technical Outline 

Use of [the 3rd Generation Super CCD Honeycomb] has improved still photography performance. The 3,100,000 

effective pixels, and [the Honeycomb Signal Processing System], allows recording and reproduction of high-quality 

images of up to 2832 x 2128 (6,030,000) pixels. These features permit [Candle Shots] at ISO1600/800 in the 1Mega 

mode, a capability facilitated by the use of the unique honeycomb picture element which receives light over a wide 

area, technical developments in pixel summing signal processing*1, and noise reduction technology. 

Movie photography performance is improved. Horizontal/vertical pixel mixing*2 inside the CCD using a new data 

transfer system is the first to provide 30 frames per second in VGA format at greater than 3 megapixels. 

[High-speed Twin AF] uses both an external AF sensor (passive phase difference) and the CCD AF for higher-speed 

autofocus. 

The [Super Macro] feature allows photography of a subject at distances down to one centimeter. 

The [Double Slot] feature provides for both smart media and microdrives, allowing both recording of the large 

volumes of image data in the high image quality mode, and long movies. 

*1 : Image data obtained with honeycomb signal processing from twice the number of effective pixels. Shrinks four 

pixels into one. This processing increases the signal level (sensitivity) by a factor of four, and the S/N ratio (signal-tonoise 

ratio) by a factor of two, to permit photography at ISO1600. 

*2 : Mixes two pixels on the vertical axis, and two pixels on the horizontal axis, of the CCD. 

This processing increases the signal level by a factor of four, and the S/N ratio by a factor of two, to provide high 

sensitivity and high quality images, while at the same time allowing data to be read at high-speed (30 frames per 

second in VGA format). 

3-3-2.CAM Board Block Functions 

Photography Circuit Functions (CAM BLOCK) 

The analog video signal output from the newly developed CCD (1/1.7”, 3,100,000 effective pixels, square pixel 

honeycomb array, primary color CCD) is processed (pseudo-color compensation, adaptive interpolation, amplification, 

and signal mixing) in SCS3A_IC (IC102:CSP_IC), and subsequently converted to a 12-bit digital signal. The 

digital signal is then sent to the single chip image signal processing LSI : UCS1_IC (IC210 : CSP_IC*). 

* CSP_IC=Chip Size Packege IC 

3-3-3.MAIN Board Block Functions 

Image Signal Processing Functions (PROCESS BLOCK) 

Data input from CCD 

* The 12-bit digital image data (1H equivalent) output from the CAM BLOCK is sent to UCS1_IC, buffered in the IBUF, 

and converted to 32-bit (16-bit x 2) data. The 32-bit image data is then sent from the [I/O Buffer] in UCS1_IC and 

stored in the SDRAM_IC (IC211, IC218, IC219 : 40 Mbyte). A single frame (2832 pixels x 2128 lines) of image data is 

temporarily stored in the SDRAM_IC. 

* At the same time, AE multiplies the 12-bit image data input from the UCS1_IC in [AUTO], and sends the data required 

for AE/AWB/AF to the SDRAM_IC. To provide the appropriate data for AE/AWB/AF, this data is then sent from the 

SDRAM_IC in serial format to the SCS3A_IC via the UCS1_IC. 

Recording in the SSFDC 

The image data stored in the SDRAM_IC is converted from 32-bit to 12-bit data one line at a time in the [IBUF] in the 

UCS1_IC, and sent to [YC PRO]. The image data is then converted to 8-bit Y and C signals in [YC PRO], and then sent 

again to [IBUF]. The 8-bit Y and C signals are then converted to 8-bit Y, Y, Cb, and Cr signals and sent to the SDRAM_IC. 

The image data stored in the SDRAM_IC is compressed with [JPEG] in the UCS1_IC and again stored in the 

SDRAM_IC. The image data following compression is recorded sequentially in the SSFDC via [MEDIA] in the UCS1_IC. 

Image Replay from the SSFDC 

The compressed image data from the SSFDC is sent to UCS1_IC, and stored in the SDRAM_IC via [MEDIA]. The 

compressed image data stored in the SDRAM_IC is expanded with JPEG and stored again in the SDRAM_IC. The 

expanded image data is sent to [YC PRO] via [IBUF]. Gain control for the luminance and color difference signals, and 

aperture processing, are performed in [YC PRO] and the image data then sent again to the SDRAM_IC. The image 

data is then displayed via [ENCD] and [D/A]. 

Movie Mode 

The 12 bit digital image data output from the (CAM BLOCK) is converted to 8-bit Y and C signals in the USC1_IC [YC 

PRO], and sent to the SDRAM_IC. The image data stored in the SDRAM_IC is compressed with [JPEG] in the 

UCS1_IC and again stored in the SDRAM_IC. The image data following compression is recorded sequentially in the 

SSFDC via [MEDIA] in the UCS1_IC. 

The photography adjustment data is stored in the FLASH_ROM (IC216). The FLASH_ROM also incorporates firmware. 

LCD Control Functions (LCD CONTROL BLOCK) 

The R, G, and B signals processed in the image signal processing UCS1_IC are output to the LCD panel via [LCD CONT]. 

A low-temperature polysilicon TFT color LCD monitor (1.8, 110,000 pixels) is used. 

EVF Control Functions (EVF CONTROL BLOCK) 

The R, G, and B signals processed in the image signal processing UCS1_IC are output to the EVF panel via [EVF CONT]. 

A high-temperature polysilicon TFT color monitor (0.44, 180,000 pixels) is used in the viewfinder. 

3-3-4.DCTS Board Block Functions 

Power Supply Functions 

The power supply circuit on the DCST board generates the -8V/16V (CCD), 1.5V (UCS1_IC), 3.3V 

(SCS3A_IC/UCS1_IC/SDRAM/SDRAM/ROM/LED/KEY), MOT_5.0V (lens/flash), D_5V (AUD01), LCD_13V (LCD/EVF 

backlight), D_3.3V (LCD circuit), and AD_3.3V (video circuit) voltages. 

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3. Schematic 

3-4. Block Diagram 

SHUTTER 

IRIS 

AF 

ZOOM 

MOTOR DRV 

IC602 

V-DRV 

IC100 

CAM1 - 4 

SCS3A IC102 (CSP) 

VARIOUS 

PULSE 

ADCLK 

D+,D-,VBUS 

USB 

OUT 

AA LR6 

O.LPF 

HA-CCD 

1/1.7 inch 

3.3MEGA Pix 

OFD/RG 

BIAS 

IC800 

ANALOG 

BLOCK 

TG 

(PROGRAMABLE) 

IBUF 

CCD I/F 

AUTO 

TFDC 

BITMAP CG 

YC I/F 

YC PRO 

MADIA 

STROBO 

(POP UP) 

POP SW 

DETECTION 

BATT 

Back-up 

D/A (4ch) 

[MODE] 

OFF/CAM/PB 

S1/S2 

+/- 

STROBO 

CONTINUOUS 

MODE 

DIAL 

[KEY] 

DISP 

EVF/LCD 

P in P 

BACK 

MENU/OK 

L/R/U/D 

DR SW 

TELE/WIDE 

AE-L 

[SIDE KEY] 

MACRO 

CUSTOM 

INFO 

AF/MF 

OPAF 

RESET 

PWCTL 

PWR_ON IC IC302 

PWR CTL 

BLOCK 

PIO 

BLOCK 

LPF 

BATT 

Vol 

SP_AMP SPEAKER 

VDET 

VDET 

MIC_AMP 

DC IN FUSE 

SO1,SI1,SCL1 

DC Jack 

DCST PWB ASSY 

MIC 

AUDIO BLOCK IC500 

IMAGE BUS 32bit/75MHz 

JPEG 

CPU CORE 

USB 

SIO 

WDT 

MFT 

ICU 

ADC 

PORT 

CLKC 

ENCD 

CPU BUS 32bit/75MHz 

MICON I/O BUS 32bit/75MHz 

MICON CORE 

SDI 

I-cache 8KB 

SDRAM 32KB 

BUS CONTROL 

A/D 

I/O BUFFER 

IMAGE BUS I/F 

12 

UCS1 IC210 (CSP) 

AF 

SENSOR 

LPF 

75 ohm 

Drv. 

R/G/B 

VBS 

LED R LED G 

X'TAL 

24.5MHz 

X'TAL 

48MHz 

A/D 

(12bit) 

EVF-CONT 

IC405 

LCD-CONT 

IC404 

EVF_BL 

EVF 

Monitor 

LCD 

Monitor 

LED_BL 

SSFDC 

CF(MD) 

SOCKET 

STROBO BLOCK 

STROBO 

SENSOR 

STROBO IC 

STROBO-C 

DATA/TIME 

IC306 

AUDIO 

(SERIAL) 

AUDIO 

(A/D) 

DC/DC BLOCK 

CONTROL IC 

IC902 

EVR (4ch) 

EVR D/A 

8ch 

IC217 

EVR D/A 

8ch 

IC503 

SDRAM 

IC218,219 

(256Mb) 

(x32) 

AMP 

SDRAM 

IC211 

(64Mb) 

(x32) 

FLASH ROM 

IC216 

(16Mb) 

(EEPROM) 

AV_DET 

AUDIO 

VIDEO 

OUT 

BRIDGE BUS 32bit/75MHz 

LENS CONST CAM PWB ASSY MAIN PWB ASSY 

LENS 

x6 ZOOM 

CCD_IN 

CCD CLK 

24.5MHz 

AVD,AHD, 

ADCK,FI 

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3. Schematic 


LENS CONST 

CCD FPC 

B 

to 

B 

CN100 

CAM PWB ASSY 

3-5. Overall 

CF 

CONNECTOR 

MAIN PWB ASSY 

CN207 

SSFDC 

CONNECTOR 

CN206 

USB JACK 

AV JACK 

SPEAKER CN501 

MIC CN500 

LENS UNIT MAIN FPC 

CN600 

CN101 

FPC 

B 

to 

B 

CN201 

CN204 

CN203 

AF 

SENSOR 

UNIT 

FPC FPC 

CN401 CN400 CN800 

CN202 

B 

to 

B 

F 

P 

C 

F 

P 

C 

CN904 

LCD 

Monitor 

LCD_BL 

EVF_BL 

EVF 

Monitor 

FFC 

SIDE 

MODULE 

UNIT 

DCST PWB ASSY 

CN900 

DC JACK 

CN1000 

CN1001 

CN902 

CN903 

CN901 

KEY PWB ASSY 

CN1202 

CN1201 

CN1200 

F 

P 

C 

F 

P 

C 

BATTERY 

HOLDER 

Xe 

TRIGER 

CDS 

HOT SHOE 

C DIAL 

UNIT 

MODE 

DIAL 

UNIT 

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4. Adjustment 

4. Adjustment 

4-1.Adjustments to Primary Components Following Replacement 

The adjustments indicated by 'Number' below are required to follow when the component bellow is 

replaced. 

AF sensor CCD data input Photography Zoom AF Flash Battery Mode dial Final setup 

LENS CONST 1 2*1 3 4 5 6 7 8*3 

CAM PWB ASSY 1 2 3 4 5*3 

MAIN PWB ASSY 1 2*2 3 4 5 6 7 8*3 

DCST PWB ASSY 1 2 3 4 5*3 

KEY PWB ASSY 1 2*3 

AF sensor 1 2*3 

Flash unit 1 2 3*3 

Mode dial 1 2 3*3 

Disassembly 

and assembly*4 

1 2*3 

*1 : Use the CCD data floppy disk supplied with the lens assembly. 

*2 : A new MAIN PWB assembly does not contain CCD data. When replacing the MAIN PWB assembly, 

remove the FLASH_ROM (IC212) from the defective board and fit it to the MAIN PWB assembly, or 

create a CCD data floppy disk. 

CCD damage data and adjustment data are written to the FLASH_ROM (IC212). 

*3 : The camera will remain in the Jig mode unless the final settings are entered. Always enter the final 

settings after adjustment is complete. 

*4 : Irrespective of whether or not components have been replaced, if the two screws (M1.7 x 5.5) 

holding the AF sensor in place are removed, the AF sensor will be displaced horizontally and 

vertically in relation to the lens, and AF Sensor Adjustment is therefore always required. The 

screws are located as shown below. 

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4. Adjustment FinePix S602 ZOOM SERVICE MANUAL 

4-2.Preparation for adjustments 

4-2-1.Measuring Equipments 

Names 

Stabilized Power Supply 

Pattern Box 

Waveform Monitor 

Vecrot Monitor 

Digital Voltmeter 

Personal Computer 

TV Monitor 

Brightness meter 

Color meter 

Flash meter 

Remarks 

General adjustment 

Comparable to the PTB450 or equivalent 

For inspecions 

For inspecions 

General adjustment 

DOS-V (PC-AT) / OS:Windows98,98SE 

TV monitor 600 resolutions (14-21inch) 

LS-110 (Made by Minolta) or equivalent 

COLOR METER 3F (Made by Minolta) or equivalent 

AUTO MATER 4F (Made by Minolta) or equivalent 

4-2-2.Jigs and Charts 

Product / Model Parts No. Usage Remarks 

Filter LB140 (HOYA) ZJ00006-100 CAM Common with DX--9,DX-7,DS-7 

Gray Chart ZJ00254-100 Flash Common with MX-700 

Siemens Star Chart J-6080-875-A AF Common with 8mm VTR (Note 1) 

f=600mm Conversion Lens ZJ00007-100 AF Common with 8mm VTR (Note 2) 

Lens Holder ZJ00008-100 AF Common with 8mm VTR (Note 2) 

Lens Stand ZJ00009-100 AF Common with 8mm VTR (Note 2) 

Lens Base Plate ZJ00010-100 AF Common with 8mm VTR (Note 2) 

f=900mm Conversion Lens ZJ00287-100 AF Sensor Common with 8mm VTR (Note 2) 

AF Sensor Adjustment Chart (700mm) ZJ00542-100 AF Sensor Chart only for 700mm adjustment 

AF Sensor Adjustment Chart (1000mm) ZJ00543-100 AF Sensor Chart only for 1000mm adjustment 

DSC jig driver ZJ00476-100 General Common with FinePix4900 (Note3) 

FinePix S602ZOOM ZJ00544-100 General Custom software (Note3) 

PC adjustment software 

Only operate at Win98,98SE 

CCD Defect Data ZJ00535-100 CCD Common with FinePix F601 (Note3) 

Power Cable Jig ZJ00213-100 General Common with DX-5 

AC Adaptor (AC-5V) ----------------- General Accessories 

USB Cable ----------------- General Accessories 

CD-ROM ----------------- General Accessories 

Note 1 : Please do the expansion copy to the A3 size and use the Siemens Star Chart. 

Note 2 : This is a holder set for holding the conversion lens. For details, see the figure below. 

Note 3 : Please download them from the web server (http://fujifilm-di.intranets.com/). 

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4. Adjustment 

Conversion lens complete set 

Lens Holder 

Lens Stand 

Lens Base Plate 

Attention when conversion lens is used. 

Convex side : Subject side. 

Plane : Camera lens side. 

4-2-3.Connection 

USB Cable 

PC 

Video Cable 

FinePix S602Zoom 

TV Monitor 

Power Cable Jig 

Connection 


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4-2-4.Environmental Settings for Adjustment 

1. Remove the chart from the pattern box, and adjust the color temperature and luminance of the light source. 

Firmly attach the LB140 filter to the surface of the pattern box. 

Adjust color temperature with the color temperature meter touching the LB140 filter. 

Color temperature : 6100+/-50°K (with LB140 filter fitted) 

Center of pattern box without chart 

30+-5mm 

Minolta 3F digital color meter 

2. Adjust luminance with the luminance meter touching the LB140 filter. 

Luminance : 160+/-5cd/m2 (with LB140 filter fitted) 

LB140 FILTER 

Center of pattern box without chart 

PATTERN 

Minolta LS-110 luminance meter 

BOX 

3. Arrange the camera and pattern box as shown in the diagram. 

Distance between pattern box and camera : 30+/-5mm 

FinePix S602 

4-2-5.Preparations for AF Sensor Adjustment 

1. Prepare as follows using non-defective equipment. 

2. Mount the camera on a tripod, and place the AF sensor chart (for 1000mm) at a distance of 1000mm from the 

front face of the AF sensor window. 

3. Set the camera power lever to the Photography mode, and display the through screen on the TV monitor. 

4. Set the lens position to TELE END while holding the camera zoom button [T] down. 

5. Adjust the camera position so that the AF target symbol (yellow) displayed on the TV monitor overlaps the '+' 

symbol (red) near the center of the AF sensor chart (for 1000mm). 

6. Attach an OHP sheet to the TV monitor. 

7. Place a mark in the center of the target mark displayed on the TV monitor. 

8. Draw a circle on the OHP sheet with the marked point as the center. 

The size of the circle will differ from the TV monitor used. The circle sizes for the various TV monitors are as follows. 

14" to 16" : 5mm radius 



9. This completes preparations for AF Sensor Adjustment. 

4-2-6.Environmental Settings for AF Sensor Adjustment 

1. Set up the conversion lens (f=900 mm) and the two types of AF sensor chart as shown below. 

2. Illuminate the AF sensor chart (1000mm) using one or two light sources. Adjustment is impossible if the 

illumination does not match. 

The distance between the light sources and the AF sensor chart must be approximately 5cm. 

AF sensor chart reflective luminance : 8.0Ev to 9.0Ev 

3. Place the conversion lens concentric with the front face of the AF sensor window. 

4. If the center of the conversion lens and the center of the AF sensor window are significantly misaligned, an 

error will occur during AF Sensor Adjustment, and adjustment will become impossible. 

Front face of AF 

sensor AF 

window 

100mm+-5mm 

Light source 

(fluorescent () lamp) 

Top 

+ 


Bottom 

Adjustment PC 

 

f=900mm 

 

f=900mm conversion lens 

AF(1000mm) 

sensor chart Position f=900mm 

of conversion lens 

 

Light source 

() 

(fluorescent lamp) 

700mm:1000mm+-5mm 

adjustment: 1000mm+/-5mm 

AF 

chart 

(700mm) 

TV monitor 

TV 

1000mm:1000mm+-5mm 

adjustment: 1000mm+/-5mm 

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4. Adjustment 

4-2-7.Environmental settings for AF adjustment 

1. It sets it by using the f=600mm conversion lens and siemens star chart as shown below. 

2. It illuminate on the siemens star chart by using the 2 light source. When the illuminance is insufficient, it 

is not possible to adjust it by "Brightness shortage". It is necessary to adjust the source of light and the 

distance of siemens star chart to about 5cm. 

*The siemens star chart reflection brightness: 8.0-10.0Ev 

3. Please set the lens position of the camera on the concentric circle about conversion lens. 

4. It becomes "Pnmod error" while AF adjusting if the center of conversion lens and the center of the camera 

lens come off largely and it is set and it cannot AF adjustment. 

40mm+-5mm 

Light(Fluorescent lamp stand) 

PC 


Siemens 

star chart 

INF Adjustment: :640mm+-5mm 

(with f=600mm conversion lens) 

900mm Adjustment :940mm+-5mm 



TV Monitor 

4-2-8.Environmental settings for Flash adjustment 

1. When adjusting the flash, it is easy to be influenced by external light, so be sure to perform the adjustment 

in an environment that satisfies the following conditions. 

2. In order to eliminate the influence of external light, make the area around the gray chart as dark as possible. 

3. The distance between the gray chart used during the flash adjustment and the camera should be 100cm. 

Surface of flash 

1000mm 

FinePix S602Zoom 

Gray chart 

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4-3.About the Adjustment PC Soft 

4-3-1.Attention at DSC jig driver 

FinePix S602Zoom uses the USB cable to communicate with the personal computer. 

When FinePix S602Zoom adjusted, the installation of the DSC jig driver is necessary. 

The download, decompression and installation procedure is recorded as follows. 

[Download and decompression] 

1) Download the compressed DSC jig driver from Web server (http://fujifilm-di.intranets.com/). 

2) Defrost the downloaded compression file. 

(Note) 

The DSC jig driver in this server is compression file of ZIP form. 

Therefore, after downloading this compression file from the Web server, the decompression of the file is necessary. 

In the decompression software, if the decompression of the ZIP form can be done, any software is OK. 

Please prepare each one for the decompression software. 

[Installation] 

1) The unzipped DSC jig driver (ZJ00476-100) folder is opened. 

2) Please double-click the "Setup.exe", start the installation of "FUJI FILM DSC jig driver". 

3) "FUJI FILM DSC jig driver" is installed according to the instruction of the screen . 

Note: If the FUJI FILM digital camera (example FinePix4900zoom) has already been repaired, the installation of 

the DSC jig driver is not necessary. 

click 

check a install folder 

click 

1st step (start the installation) 

2nd step (install folder) 

click 

click 

3rd step (install) 

4th step (Finish) 

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4. Adjustment 

4-3-2.Attention at PC adjustment soft 

This adjustment software can perform adjustments to each block using the user program (FxS602Z.ff) in the base 

program (FFW.exe). A basic program is FinePix S602Zoom exclusive use. 

The download, decompression and installation procedure is recorded as follows. 


1) Download the compressed PC adjustment software from Web server (http://fujifilm-di.intranets.com/). 

2) Defrost the downloaded compression file. 

(Note) 

The PC adjustment software in this server is compression file of ZIP form. 



Please prepare each one for the decompression software. 

The decompression and the preservation method of the PC adjustment software are described as an example of 

FinePix2300. 

As the PC adjustment software is different in each model, the compression file name is also different. 

Specify the preservation drive for C drive if it is decompression software which can specify the preservation drive. 

Similarly, defrost without making a new folder if it is decompression software that can be defrosted without making 

a new folder. 

Defrost simply if the decompression software which you cannot specify the drive specification and the folder 

making. 

[Install] 

1) When the decompression is only done, the folder named ZJ00481-100 is automatically made. 

2) Copy the folder named FinePix2300UE in this folder in C drive, installation is finished. 

The folder of ZJ00481-100 becomes unnecessary at the end , and delete this folder. 

My Computer 

3 1 / 2 

Floppy [A:] 

[C:] 

ZJ00481_100 

FinePix2300U E 

My Computer 

3 1 / 2 

Floppy [A:] 

[C:] 

ZJ00481_100 

FinePix2300U E 

1st step (Decompression) 

2nd step (Finish) 

(Caution)[Important] 

*: PC adjustment software can not start when there is folder of FinePix2300UE in folder 

named ZJ00481-100 (Fig.3-5). 

*: Please preserve the folder of FinePix2300UE right under C drive (Fig.3-6). 

*: Please do not change the folder named FinePix2300UE. 

*: PC adjustment software can not start when folder name is changed. 

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4-3-3.Attention at Firmware 

The firmware is not needing downloaded as long as there is usually no instruction. 


1) Download the compressed firmware from Web server (http://fujifilm-di.intranets.com/). 

2) Defrost the downloaded compression software. 

3) The folder named ZJ00482-100 *1 can be made by simply defrosting . 

4) The imfidx10 folder is included in the folder (ZJ00482-100). 

5) The imfidx10 folder is copied onto Smart Media (more than 4MB, 3.3V). 

(Note) 

*1: The decompression and the preservation method of the firmware are described as an example of FinePix2300. 

Firmware in this server is compression file of ZIP form. 



Please prepare each one for the decompression software 

As the Firmware is different in each model, the compression file name is also different. 

My Computer 

3 1 / 2 

Floppy [A:] 

[C:] 

ZJ00482_100 

imfidx10 

5) 

 

(Caution)[Important] 

*: Download should use Smart Media. 

*: Please format Smart Media with the camera. 

*: When the folder named imfidx10 is changed, the firmware cannot be downloaded. 

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4. Adjustment 

4-3-4.Content of Adjustment Software 

This adjustment software uses the basic program (FFW.exe), together with a number of specialized user 

programs, for Adjustment. 

FxS602Z.ff has the following nine components. 

[F1] : Battery voltage adjustment 

[F2] : Mode dial voltage adjustment 

[F4] : CCD data input 

[F5] : CAM adjustment 

[F6] : Zoom/AF adjustment 

[F7] : Flash adjustment 

[F11] : AF sensor adjustment 

[F12] : End setting 

4-3-5.Starting the Adjustment Software 

1) Double-click on ‘FFW.exe’ in the ‘FinePix S602’ folder previously copied to the C drive. 

2) The ‘FFW.exe(0)’ dialog box appears on the screen . 

3) See the next page for details of customizing adjustment software. 

FxS602J.ff 

FFW.exe(0) Screen 

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4-3-6.Customizing of Adjustment Software 

Customizing for the adjustment software is 

explained below. 

1.Compiles 

Procedure 

1) Click on Mode Setting from the basic software 

program’s menu bar. The “Customize” dialog box 

will be displayed. 

2) From the “Customize” dialog box, select “Compile.” 

3) Click the Select User Program button, then select 

the file ‘FxS602Z.ff’. 

4) Click the Select Editor button, then select 

‘Write.exe.’ 

c:\finepix_s602zoom\fxS602z.ff 

FxS602Z.ff 

FinePix_S602Zoom 

3) 

4) 

2.EVR 

Procedure 

1) Select “EVR” from the “Customize” dialog box. 

2) Conditions 

Compile 

2) 

etc(-V2) 

LANC page check 

Check 

Check 

EVR 

3.Hardware 

Procedure 

1) Select “Hardware” from the “Customize” dialog box. 

2) Conditions 

2) 

Etc 7 Segment (-7) 

Debug Mode 

Ignore Focus I/O 

Hardware 

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4. Adjustment 

4.Other 

Procedure 

1) Select “Other” from the “Customize” dialog box. 

2) Select the “Other Conditions” setting. 

3) Conditions 

2) 

Auto measurement count 0 

Don't show OK/NG Check 

Other 

5.Save 

Procedure 

*: If all the settings have been completed, be sure to click on the “Apply” button and save the settings. 

* 

Save 

Cautions when making adjustments 

*: When all customizing ends, "FFW.exe" is ended once. Please restart "FFW.exe". 

*: After adjustments are completed, turn the camera’s power switch Off and finish with the 

adjustments. 

*: If the “NG” message appears and you stop the program during the PC adjustments, turn 

the camera’s power switch OFF one time, then carry out the adjustment again. 

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4-3-7.Use of each command 

An explanation and the use of each command when it changes the user's program. 


Menu Command Content 

Operation Start General operation command (starts the user program). 

Stop 

General operation command (ends the user program). 

Halt 

General operation command (Halts the user program temporarily). 

Step 0 

General operation command (Execute step0 of the user program). 

Exit 

General operation command (Closes the user program). 

Program Re load Reloads the user program (*.ff). 

(Be sure to reload the user program after editing.) 

Select 

Selects the user program (*.ff). 

(Selects ‘sj8.ff’ when selecting the user program.) 

Edit 

Edits the user program (*.ff). 

(Use this when it is necessary to edit the user program.) 

Data ad[] Do not use this command. 

rd[] 

Do not use this command. 

SW 


fsw 


EVR 


Mode File Recording Do not use this command. 

NGSTOP 

Stops the program if an adjustment is NG. 

STEP 


LINE 


AUTO 


Setting OKNG clearr Do not use this command. 

Customize Performs setting of each mode. 

Auto Adjustment Performs ‘Auto Adjust’ settings in the user program. 

Help Help This command cannot be used. 

Help (FF) This command cannot be used. 

FOCAS 

This command cannot be used. 

Version 

Version information on the basic software. 

It is possible to edit the user program, but it is possible that trouble could occur after changes are 

made. So, please do not edit program unless instructed to do so. 

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4. Adjustment 

4-4.Adjustment of Components (for PC adjustment) 

4-4-1.Starting the Adjustment Software (cautions during use) 

Procedure 

1) When the initial setup for the adjustment software (see 4-3-6.) is complete, terminate [FFW.exe] and start it again. 

2) appears on the screen. 

3) Press the [Enter] key on the PC and set the camera in the jig mode in accordance with the instructions on the screen. 


FinePix S602 Zoom PC adjustment software 

 

1) The content of the adjustment is different 

because of replaced parts. 

2) Refer to the service manual for the adjustment done 

after parts are replaced. 

3) Use [Power supply cable jig] at all the adjustments. 

4) Execute the end setting when using this adjustment software. 

5) Notes have been described to the service manual besides the 

above-mentioned, and advance the adjustment after it refers. 

Advance to the jig mode setting screen 

when you press [Enter] key of PC. 

Program Start-up Screen 

4-4-2.Camera Jig Mode Procedure 

Procedure 

1) Set the mode dial to the [SET-UP] mode. 

2) Open the card cover. 

3) Connect the camera to the PC using the USB cable. 

4) Connect the power supply cable jig to the camera to supply 5.00+/-0.01V. 

5) While pressing the shutter button, set the power switch to [Photography] mode. 

6) The camera is in the Jig mode if the LED beside the card cover is green. 



1) Set the mode dial to the [SET-UP] mode. 

2) Open the card cover. 

3) Connect the camera to the PC using the USB cable. 

4) Connect the power supply cable jig to the camera 

to supply 5.00V+/-0.01V. 

5) While pressing the shutter button, 

set the power switch to [Photography] mode. 

6) The camera is in the Jig mode 

if the LED beside the card cover is green. 

Press [Enter] key of PC when the procedure of 1-6 is completed. 

Camera Jig Mode Setup Procedure Screen 

*1 : The PC is not recognized as a removable disk when connected with the camera in the Jig mode. 

*2 : If NG occurs during camera adjustment and the software is terminated, remove all cables and commence 

adjustment again. 

*3 : Select [Final Setting] in the adjustment software to terminate the camera Jig mode. 

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4-4-3.AF Sensor Adjustment 

Cautions During Adjustment 

Irrespective of whether or not components have been replaced, the AF sensor must be adjusted if the two 

screws (M1.7 x 5.5) holding the AF sensor in place are removed. 

As the accuracy of AF distance measurement with the AF sensor unit changes with temperature, this adjustment 

should be performed immediately after the camera power supply is switched ON. 

Errors will occur, and adjustment will become impossible, if adjustment is performed after the internal 

temperature of the camera has increased to 35°C or more. 

If an adjustment error is displayed when the 900mm conversion lens is used, switch camera power OFF, 

wait, and perform the adjustment again. 

Purpose : Mechanical adjustment in the horizontal and vertical directions of the AF sensor (passive) in relation to 

the optical axis of the lens assembly. 

Procedure 

1) Make the necessary preparations and environmental setup for AF Sensor Adjustment. 

See 4-2-5. Preparations for AF Sensor Adjustment and 4-2-6. Environmental Settings for AF Sensor Adjustment. 

2) Press the PC [F11] key in the Adjustment Items Select Screen to select AF Sensor Adjustment. 

3) Pop-up the flash and remove the AF plate. 

4) Make the adjustment preparations (1) in accordance with the instructions from the adjustment software. 

1000mm chart setup distance : 1000mm+/-5mm from front face of AF sensor window. 

Chart surface reflective luminance : 8.0Ev to 9.0Ev 

5) When preparations are complete, press the [Enter] key on the PC to measure the surface reflective luminance 

of the chart. 

6) When the surface reflective luminance of the chart has been measured, make the adjustment preparations 

(2) in accordance with the instructions from the adjustment software. 

Adjust the screen angle so that the '+' symbol (red) displayed on the TV monitor is within the circle. 

7) When preparations are complete, press the [Enter] key on the PC to begin AF Sensor Adjustment (1000mm). 

8) Adjust the AF sensor by turning the AF Sensor Adjustment screw (silver colored) with a + screwdriver in 

accordance with the instructions from the adjustment software. 

Turn the adjustment screw while viewing the WAVE No.0 dialog box to increase the speed of adjustment. 




AF sensor adjustment 

 





[F6] : Zoom / AF adjustment 




 

Complete the preparation for the AF sensor adjustment. 

* Refer to the service manual for details. 

Pop-up the flash. 

Remove AF PLATE. 

* Refer to the service manual for remove.[F7] : Flash adjustment 

Press the [Enter] key when it is possible to prepare. 

Adjustment Items Select Menu Screen 

AF Sensor Adjustment Preparation (1) Screen 



 

Prepare the AF sensor chart for 1000mm. 

* Note it in the top and bottom of the AF sensor chart. 

* The distance is 1000mm+/-5mm from the AF sensor window. 

Turn on the fluorescent lamp, 

and measure the reflection brightness of the AF sensor chart. 

* Reflection brightness : 8.0-9.0Ev 


Top 

+ 

Bottom 

+ symbol 

AF Sensor Adjustment Preparation (2) Screen 

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AF Adjustment Chart (1000mm)


4. Adjustment 

9) When [Adjustment OK!] appears on the screen, press the [Enter] key on the PC and make adjustment preparations 

(900 mm) in accordance with the instructions from the adjustment software. 

900mm conversion lens setup distance : 100mm+/-5mm from front face of AF sensor window. 


10) When preparations are complete, press the [Enter] key on the PC to perform AF sensor operation adjustment. 

If an adjustment error is displayed, switch camera power OFF, wait, and perform the adjustment again. 

11) When AF sensor operation adjustment is complete, press the [Enter] key on the PC and adjust the AF sensor 

left-right difference in accordance with the instructions from the adjustment software. 

700mm chart setup distance : 700mm+/-5mm from front face of AF sensor window. 


12) When preparations are complete, press the [Enter] key on the PC and commence sensor left-right difference adjustment. 

13) When sensor left-right difference adjustment is complete, terminate AF Sensor Adjustment. Press the [Enter] 

key on the PC to return to the Adjustment Items Select Screen. 



AF sensor 

AF 

adjustment screw 

Turn and adjust the AF sensor adjustment screw (silver). 

Press [Q] key when it is not possible to adjust it. 

+ 

Turn the adjustment screw clockwise. 

AF Sensor Adjustment Screen 

Position of AF Sensor Adjustment Screw 


AF sensor operation adjustment 

 

Set the f=900mm conversion lens 

on a center line in the AF sensor. 

* The distance is 100mm+-5mm from the AF sensor. 


WAVE No.0 Dialog Box OK Screen 

Adjustment Preparation (900mm) Screen 



AF sensor left-right diffarence adjustment 

 

Remove 900mm conversion lens. 

Prepare the AF sensor chart for 700mm. 

* The distance is 700mm+-5mm from the AF sensor. 

Measure the reflection brightness of the AF sensor chart. 

* Reflection brightness : 8.0-9.0Ev 


AF sensor adjustment complete. 

Press the [Enter] key, return to the menu screen. 

AF Sensor Left-Right Difference Adjustment Preparations Screen 

AF Sensor Adjustment complete Screen 

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4-4-4.CCD Data Input 

Purpose 

CCD damage compensation (discreet white defects/discreet black defects/continuous white defects/continuous 

black defects). 

Procedure 

1) This adjustment writes the CCD data based on the data on the [Damage Data FD] supplied with the LENS CONST. 

2) Press the PC [F4] key in the Adjustment Items Select Screen to select CCD data input. 

3) Enter the eight-digit number on the label of the [Damage Data FD] supplied with the LENS CONST in the 

[CCD Data Input Dialog Box]. 

4) When the eight-digit number has been entered, insert the [Damage Data FD] in the floppy disk drive. 

5) When preparations are complete, click on the [OK] button in the [CCD data input dialog box] to enter the CCD 

data. 

6) When the CCD data has been entered correctly, press the [Enter] key on the PC to return to the Adjustment 

Items Select Screen. 




 









CCD data input 

 

1) Input the number of 8 digits of CCD defect data (FD) 

attached to LENS CONST to CCD data input dialog box. 

2) Insert CCD defect data (FD) in the FD drive of PC. 

3) Click the OK button of CCD data input dialog box 

when the preparation is completed. 


CCD Data Input Start Screen 

CCD Data Input Dialog Box Screen 



All pixels defect data processing. 

Defect data processing of thinning out 1 mode. 

CCD data input complete. 


CCD Data Input Screen 

CCD Data Input complete Screen 

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4. Adjustment 

4-4-5.Preparing the CCD Defect Data (FD) 

Purpose 

The CCD defect data file used when replacing the MAIN PWB ASSY is prepared as follows. 

* The serial number in the diagram at right is used as an example.(Fig.16) 

Procedure 

1) Record the CCD serial number on the LENS CONST when replacing the MAIN PWB ASSY. 

The numbers in the diagram at right are as follows. 

Top: 0148400 (seven digits) 

Bottom:0750 (four digits) 

The name of the defect data file containing the numbers is [14840750.dat]. 

The first, and last two, of the top seven digits are ignored, and only the second, third, fourth, and fifth digits 

are read. The top four digits which are read are combined with the bottom four digits to form the CCD defect 

data file name. Copy this file name to a sheet of paper. 

[Note] 

1. Always ensure that the CCD serial number is read correctly. If the file name is read incorrectly, the defect data 

for the that file name (ie defect data for another CCD) will be used. 

2) Download the ZIP file of top four digits from Web server (http://fujifilm-di.intranets.com/). 

Open ZJ00535-100[(Fig.17-(1)] in the CCD defect data folder, and download "1484.zip[Fig.17-(2)]". 

3) Decompress "1484.zip". 

-->"1484 folders" including "14840750.dat" is made. 

4) Insert a writable floppy disk into the floppy disk drive on the computer. 

5) Open in "1484 folders", search for "14840750.dat [Fig.17-(3)] ", and copy it onto thefloppy disk. 

[Note] 

1. The file identifier for the CCD defect data is ".dat". With some Windows settings, the identifier is not displayed. 

Change the setting in such cases. 

2. In some cases the CCD serial number includes letters as well as numbers. In such cases the file name is 

formed in exactly the same way. 

3. Do not create a folder on the floppy disk when copying the file. 

4. The defect data file may be used after copying to the C: drive on the computer, however it should be labeled 

clearly to ensure that it is recognizable as FinePix S602 CCD defecte data, and kept in a safe place. 

6) Using the defect data in the floppy disk prepared in Step 5, perform 4-4-4.CCD deta input. 

(http://fujifilm-di.intranets.com/). 

(2) (3) 

0148400 

0750 

0148400 

0750 

(1) 

CCD Serial Number 

< Fig.17> Defect data making procedure chart 

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4-4-6.CAM Adjustment 


1. Switch ON power for the light box used for adjustment and wait until luminance and color temperature 

stabilize. 

2. Ensure that CCD data has been entered before the CAM adjustment. 

Purpose 

To adjust the shutter/aperture sensitivity/ISO sensitivity/white balance/AE, and /offset level as necessary for 

photography. 

Procedure 

1) Press the PC [F5] key in the Adjustment Items Select Screen to select CAM adjustment. 

2) Check that the color temperature and luminance of the light box are according to specifications. 

Color temperature : 6100+/-50ºK (with LB140 filter fitted) 

Luminance : 160+/-5cd/m2 (with LB140 filter fitted) 

3) With the LB140 filter removed, place the camera 30+/-5mm from the light box. 

4) When the settings required for photography are complete, press the [Enter] key on the PC to begin CAM 

adjustment. 

Perform CAM adjustment in accordance with the instructions from the adjustment software. 

5) When CAM adjustment is complete, press the [Enter] key on the PC to return to the Adjustment Items Select 

Screen. 




 








CAM adjustment 

Confirm the color temperature and brightness of pattern box. 

Temperature : 6100+/-50K (with LB140 filter) 

Brightness : 160+/-5cd/m2 (with LB140 filter) 

Remove the LB140 filter, and set up the camera. 

* The distance is 30mm+-5mm from the lens side. 




CAM Adjustment Preparation Screen 



Aperture sensibility decrease rate adjustment 

Set up the LB140 filter between lens and pattern Box. 


CAM adjustment complete. 


LB140 Filter Preparations Screen 

CAM Adjustment Complete Screen 

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4. Adjustment 

4-4-7.Zoom/AF Adjustment 


1. Set the camera and Siemens star chart in place in accordance with the instructions on the screen. 

2. Adjust the distance between the Siemens star chart and the camera as described in 4-2-6. Environmental 

Settings for AF Sensor Adjustment. 

3. A 600mm conversion lens is required for AF adjustment. 

4. Ensure that CAM adjustment is complete before performing AF adjustment. 

5. Set the AF/MF selector switch to [AF]. 

Purpose 

To adjust zoom position and autofocus. 

Procedure 

1) Press the PC [F6] key in the Adjustment Items Select Screen to select Zoom/AF adjustment. 

2) Adjust the zoom position. Do not place the camera with the lens downwards. 

3) When the zoom position has been adjusted, make the preparations necessary for AF adjustment in accordance 

with the instructions from the adjustment software. 

Setup distance for Siemens star chart : 640 mm+/-5mm from end of focusing ring 

Setup distance for 600 mm conversion lens : 40mm+/-5mm 

Reflective luminance of Siemens star chart : 8.0Ev to 10.0Ev 

4) When the setup necessary for AF adjustment is complete, press the [Enter] key on the PC to begin AF adjustment. 

Perform AF adjustment in accordance with the instructions from the adjustment software. 

5) When Zoom/AF adjustment is completed normally, press the [Enter] key on the PC to return to the Adjustment 





Zoom adjustment... 

 










Zoom Adjustment Start Screen 



AF adjustment 

 

 

Set the AF chart 640mm+-5mm from the focus ring. 

Turn on the fluorescent lamp, and measure 

the reflection brightness of the AF chart. 

* The reflection brightness of the AF chart is 8.0-10.0Ev. 


Zoom / AF adjustment complete. 


AF Adjustment Preparations (1) Screen 

Zoom/AF Adjustment Complete Screen 

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4-4-8.Flash Adjustment 


1. Set the camera and gray chart in place in accordance with the instructions on the screen. 

2. Adjust the distance between the gray chart and the camera as described in 4-2-7. Environmental Settings 

for Flash Adjustment. 

3. An AC adapter cannot be used for adjustment. Always use a regulated power supply. 

4. Ensure that CAM adjustment is complete before performing flash adjustment. 

5. Darken the area around the gray chart as much as possible to eliminate the effects of external light during 

flash adjustment. 

Purpose 

To make adjustment is so that optimum flash intensity is obtained during flash photography. 

Procedure 

1) Press the PC [F7] key in the Adjustment Items Select Screen to select flash adjustment. 

2) Prepare the gray chart. 

Distance between gray chart and camera : 100cm from surface of flash 

3) Pop-up the flash. 

4) Set the AF/MF selector switch to AF. 

5) When the setup necessary for flash adjustment is complete, press the [Enter] key on the PC to begin flash 

adjustment. Perform flash adjustment in accordance with the instructions from the adjustment software. 

6) When flash adjustment is completed normally, press the [Enter] key on the PC to return to the Adjustment 





Flash adjustment 

 








Set the gray chart 1000mm+-10mm from Flash luminescence face. 

Darken the surrounding so as not to receive the influence 

from the outside light when adjusting it. 




Flash Adjustment Preparations Screen 



Flash adjustment 

Charge - luminescence (1st time) = 23 

Charge - luminescence (2nd time) = 24 

Charge - luminescence (3rd time) = 24 

Average value(hex) = 24 

Correction value = 3 

Flash adjustment complete. 


Adjusting Flash Screen 

Flash Adjustment Complete Screen 

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4. Adjustment 

4-4-9.Battery Adjustment 

Purpose 

To adjust the various battery voltages for display of the battery preend/end warnings. 

Procedure 

1) Check the voltage remotely to ensure that it does not drop. 

2) Press the PC [F1] key in the Adjustment Items Select Screen to select battery adjustment. 

3) Adjust battery preend in accordance with the instructions on the PC screen. 

Use the power supply cable jig to supply 3.80V (+0.02V, -0.00V) from the DC-IN jack. When preparations are 

complete, press the [Enter] key on the PC to begin battery preend adjustment. 

4) Adjust battery end in accordance with the instructions on the PC screen. 

Use the power supply cable Jig to supply 3.60V (+0.02V, -0.00V) from the DC-IN jack. When preparations are 

complete, press the [Enter] key on the PC to begin battery end adjustment. 

5) Change the input voltage in accordance with the instructions on the PC screen. 

Use the power supply cable Jig to supply 5.00V(+/-0.01V) from the DC-IN jack. 

6) When the input voltage has been set, press the [Enter] key on the PC to write the adjusted value. 

7) When battery adjustment is completed normally, press the [Enter] key on the PC to return to the Adjustment 


Adjustment address 

Data limits 

P4 E3 (BATT_PREEND) 65h-85h 

E4 (BATT_END) 5Fh-7Fh 




Battery adjustment 

 








1) Input 3.80V(+0.02V,-0.00V) from the battery cable jig. 




Battery Preend Adjustment Start Screen 



Battery adjustment 



PRE END Spec = h65-h85 

PRR END Value = h75 



Battery voltage adjustment complete. 


Battery End Adjustment Start Screen 

Battery Adjustment Complete Screen 

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4-4-10.Mode Dial Voltage Adjustment 

Purpose 

To adjust the mode dial voltage (center value). 

Procedure 

1) Check the voltage remotely to ensure that it does not drop. 

2) Press the PC [F2] key in the Adjustment Items Select Screen to select mode dial voltage adjustment. 

3) Adjust mode dial voltage in accordance with the instructions on the PC screen. 

Use the power supply cable Jig to supply 5.00V(+/-0.01V) from the DC-IN jack. When preparations are complete, 

press the [Enter] key on the PC to begin mode dial adjustment. 

4) Press the [Enter] key on the PC to write the adjusted data values to the Flash_ROM. 

5) When mode dial voltage adjustment is completed normally, press the [Enter] key on the PC to return to the 

Adjustment Items Select Screen. 

Adjustment address 

Data limits 

P4 E5 (MODE) D1h-F1h 




Mode dial voltage adjustment 

 

1) The mode dial is [SET-UP] position. 








2) Input 5.00V(+/-0.01V) from the battery cable jig. 




Mode Dial Adjustment Start Screen 



Mode dial voltage adjustment 

1) The mode dial is [SET-UP] position. 

2) Input 5.00V(+/-0.01V) from the battery cable jig. 


Spec = hD1-hF1 

Value = hE1 

3) Press the [Enter] Key of PC. 

Mode dial voltage adjustment complete. 


Adjustment Value Measurement Screen 

Mode Dial Adjustment Complete Screen 

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4. Adjustment 

4-4-11.End Setting 

Purpose 

To return the camera to the product mode from the camera Jig mode used during adjustment. 

Unless End Setting is run, the camera will not be recognized as [Mass Storage] when it is connected to the PC. 

Procedure 

1) When all adjustments are complete, press the PC [F12] key in the Adjustment Items Select Screen to run end 

setting. 

2) Select the [USB ID] in accordance with the instructions on the PC screen. 

3) Select the [Repair base ID] in accordance with the instructions on the PC screen. 

4) Switch the camera power supply [OFF] in accordance with the instructions on the PC screen, and remove all 

cables. 

Caution : The camera is not in the Jig mode following end setting. 

Set the camera in the camera Jig mode again to make further adjustments. 




 








USB ID 

The model is selected from an undermentioned list. 

FinePix S602 Zoom U-model 

FinePix S602 Zoom E-model 

FinePix S602 Zoom EG-model 


Adjustment Items Select Screen 

USB ID Entry Screen 

USB ID 

Repair base ID input menu 

The repair base is selected from an undermentioned list. 

USA 

CANADA 

HAWAI 

TAIWAN 

OTHERS 


End setting 


USB ID data writing completion. 

Turn off the power switch of the camera. 

Remove all cables from the camera. 

Press the [Enter] key, ALL adjustment complete. 

Repair base ID Entry Screen 

Adjustment Complete Screen 

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5. Inspection FinePix S602 ZOOM SERVICE MANUAL 

5. Inspection 

5-1.Preparation for inspection 

5-1-1.Measuring Equipments 

Names 


Pattern Box 


Vector Monitor 

TV Monitor 

Ammeter 

Voltmeter 

Parsonal Computer 

Brightness meter 

Color meter 

Remark 

General inspection 

Comparable to the PTB450 or equivalent 



NTSC_TV monitor 600 resolutions (14-21inch) 



DOS-V (PC-AT) / OS:Windows98,98SE 

LS-110 (Made by Minolta) or equivalent 

COLOR METER 3F (Made by Minolta) or equivalent 

5-1-2.Jigs and Charts 

Product / Model Parts No. Remarks 

Micro drive with image ZJ00397-100 LCD/EVF inspection (Note 1) 

Gray Chart ZJ00254-100 Flash inspection 

Inspection Chart ZJ00540-100 Resolution inspection 

Power Cable Jig ZJ00213-100 General inspection 

AC Adaptor (AC-5V) ----------------- General inspection (Accessories) 

USB Cable ----------------- General inspection (Accessories) 

CD-ROM ----------------- General inspection (Accessories) 

(Note1) : The image contents included on the standard card are as shown below. 

File Name 

DSC00001.jpg 

DSC00002.jpg 

DSC00003.jpg 

DSC00004.jpg 

DSC00005.jpg 

DSC00006.jpg 

Image Contents 

75% Color Bar 

Monoscope 

Full White 

Full Black 

Brightness Adjustment Chart 

Natural Picture 

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5. Inspection 

5-1-3.Connection 

FinePix S602 Zoom 

VIDEO Cable 

Power Cable Jig 

Vector Monitor Waveform Monitor TV Monitor 


Ammeter 

Voltmeter 

Connection 

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5-2.Inspection 

5-2-1.External Inspection 

Procedure and Checks 

1) Check the camera visually for damage to the exterior. 

2) Check that there are no problems (eg dust, clouding) with the EVF and 

LCD monitors. 

5-2-2.Power Supply Switch Check 


1) Use the power supply cable jig to supply 4.50V (+/-0.05V) from the DC-IN 

jack. 

When supplying power from the DC-IN jack, check remotely to ensure 

that the voltage does not drop at the DC-IN pin. 

2) Set the mode dial to AUTO. 

3) Set the camera power lever to the Photography mode. 

· Check that the indicator lamp is green. 

· Check that the lens extends. 

· Check that the date setup screen is displayed. 

4) Press the BACK button once. 

· Check that the date etc is displayed on the LCD monitor for approximately 

two seconds. 

* Date format differs with region. 

J : YYYY.MM.DD 

U : MM/DD/YYYY 

E/EG : DD.MM.YYYY 

5-2-3.Checking Shock Noise in the Movie Mode 


1) Apply an appropriate shock to the camera. 

* Do not apply a shock directly to the lens or card cover. 

· Check for problems with the LCD monitor. 

· Check that the camera recovers from sync disturbance. 

· Check that the camera power is not OFF. 

5-2-4.EVF Check 


1) Press the EVF/LCD button. 

· Check that the LCD monitor is switched OFF, and that a normal 

through image appears on the EVF. 

2) Turn the diopter adjustment dial up-down. 

· Check that the out-of-focus on the EVF screen changes. 

· Turn the zoom between upper and lower limits. 

3) After checking the EVF, press the EVF/LCD button again. 

· Check that the EVF is switched OFF, and that a normal through image 

appears on the LCD monitor again. 

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5. Inspection 

5-2-5.Resolution Check 


1) Prepare the resolution inspection chart. 

2) Insert the smart media into the camera. 

3) Set the zoom position to TELE END. 

· Check that the zoom operates smoothly. 

4) Half-press the release button. 

· Operate the AF and check focusing. 

· Check that the indicator lamp blinks green, and that Standby is 

displayed. 

5) Position the camera so that the resolution inspection chart fills the 

entire LCD monitor. 

6) Press the release button to take a photo. 

· Check that the indicator lamp blinks green, and then changes to 

orange. 

· Check that the shutter sound is heard. 

7) Set the camera power lever to the Playback mode. 

· Check that the photographed resolution inspection chart is displayed. 

8) Check the resolution on the TV monitor. 

· Center : Minimum of 350 lines on monitor. 

· Periphery : Minimum of 300 lines on monitor. 

Minimum resolution of 300 lines at four corners. 

Minimum resolution of 350 lines at center 

[Caution] 

The resolution values noted here are not those of the previous 

[FinePix S602], but are for the resolution inspection chart when the jig 

is setup. The values noted above are therefore for service purposes 

and should only be used for inspections conducted within the company. 

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5-2-6.Y Level Check 


1) Prepare the pattern box. 

· Color temperature : 6100+/-50°K (with LB140 filter fitted) 

· Luminance : 160+/-5cd/m2 (with LB140 filter fitted) 

2) Insert the smart media into the camera. 

3) Make the necessary settings for the Y level check. 

· Recording pixels : VGA (640 x 480) 

· Photography mode : M 

· WB : Electric bulb mode 

· Flash : OFF 

· AF/MF selector switch : MF 



orange. 



· Check that the photographed image is displayed. 

6) Check the Y level using a waveform monitor. 

· Y level : 83+/-12IRE (waveform monitor) 

83+-12IRE 

Waveform Monitor Display 

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5. Inspection 

5-2-7.Flash Photography Check 


1) Prepare the gray chart. 

2) Make the necessary settings for flash photography. 

· Distance between gray chart and camera : 1000mm from surface of 

flash 

· Recording pixels : VGA (640 x 480) 

· Photography mode : M 

· WB : AUTO 

· Flash : Raised 

· Shutter speed : 1/60 

· Aperture : F5.6 



orange. 


· Check that the flash is lit. 

4) Retract the flash. 

· Check that the flash symbol disappears. 


· Check that the photographed gray chart is displayed. 

6) Check the light adjustment level and WB using the waveform monitor 

and vector scope. 

· Light adjustment level : (Waveform monitor) 

49+-12IRE 


· WB : Within a circle of 10% of the radius, and centered on X=0%, 

Y=+1% on the vector scope (distance from center of vector scope to 

circle as 100%). 

Check that luminescent 

spot 

is within specifications. 

1% 

 

Center of vector scope 

10% 

of 

radius 

Vector scope 

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5-2-8.Manual Focus Check 


5-2-9.Macro Operation Check 


1) Set the AF/MF selector switch to MF. 

· Check that the MF symbol remains on the LCD monitor. 

2) Turn the focusing ring. 

· Check that the focus moves. 

3) Set the AF/MF selector switch to AF. 

· Check that the MF symbol disappears. 

1) Press the macro button. 

· Check that the tulip symbol appears on the LCD monitor. 

2) Press the macro button again twice. 

· Check that the tulip symbol disappears. 

5-2-10.External Flash Operation Check 


1) Connect the multimeter to the external flash shoe. 

· Check that the multimeter resistance value is open. 

2) Press the menu button to select the external flash mode. 


· Check that the resistance value drops immediately and returns to 

the open status again. 

4) Press the menu button to return to the internal flash mode. 

5-2-11.Command Dial Check 


5-2-12.Movie/Audio Check 


5-2-13.Erase Mode Check 


1) Turn the command dial left-right. 

· Check that the F value at bottom-left of the LCD monitor changes. 

1) Set the mode dial to the movie photography mode. 

· Check that Standby is displayed on the LCD monitor. 

2) Press the release button to begin movie photography. 

· Check that movie/audio recording begins. 

· Check that the Recording display appears on the LCD monitor. 

3) Press the release button after five seconds. 

· Check that the movie/audio recording finishes, and that it has been 

recorded on the smart media. 

4) Select the playback mode. 

5) Press the bottom of the four keys to playback the movie. 

· Check that the movie is played back on the LCD monitor. 

· Check that the audio is played back from the speaker. 

1) Press the menu button, select a format, and press the OK button. 

· Check that OK is displayed on the LCD monitor. 

2) Press the MENU/OK button again. 

· Check that the played back image disappears. 

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5. Inspection 

5-2-14.Low Battery Check 


1) Set to the preend check voltage. 

· 3.70+/-0.01V 

· Check that the preend symbol is displayed on the LCD monitor. 

2) Set to the end check voltage. 

· 3.50+/-0.01V 

· Check that the end symbol is displayed on the LCD monitor, and that 

the camera is switched OFF. 

5-2-15.Current Consumption Check 


1) Remove the card (SSFDC) and insert a microdrive containing images. 

2) Use the power supply cable Jig to supply the following voltage from the 

DC-IN jack. 

· 5.00+/-0.05V 

3) Set the camera power lever to the Photography mode. 

4) Press the BACK button. 

· Check that the date setup display disappears. 

5) Check the current consumption. 

· Maximum of 0.70A. 

5-2-16. LCD Display Image Check 


1) Insert a microdrive containing images, and playback completely black. 

· Check that there is no noticeable dust or contamination (eg luminescent 

spots) on the LCD monitor screen. 

Standards for luminescent spots on LCD monitor 

1/4 

B 

1/4 

A 

1/2 

H 

1/4 

1/2 

1/4 

V 

 

A zone : 1 

 

B zone : 3 

Total : 4 

 

Minimum distance between luminescent spots : 5mm 

 

Maximum number of adjacent luminescent spots : 1 

2) Playback completely white (75%). 

· Check that there is no noticeable dust or contamination (eg unevenness, 

dropout spots) on the LCD monitor screen. 

Standards for dropout spots on LCD monitor 

B 

1/4 

A 

1/2 

H 

1/4 

1/4 

1/2 

1/4 

V 

A zone : 3 

B zone : 4 

Total : 7 

Maximum number of adjacent dropout spots in 

horizontal direction : 2 

Maximum number of adjacent dropout spots in vertical 

 

direction : None 

 

Minimum distance between dropout spots : 5mm 

3) Select the adjustment menu by pressing the shift and DISP simultaneously, 

select the brightness, and then press the left-right key. 

· Check that brightness changes on the LCD monitor. 

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5-2-17. EVF Display Image Check 


1) Insert a microdrive containing images, and playback completely black. 

· Check that there is no noticeable dust or contamination (eg luminescent 

spots) on the EVF monitor screen. 

Standards for luminescent spots on EVF monitor 

1/4 

B 

A 

1/2 

V 

1/4 

1/4 

1/2 

H 

1/4 

Maximum 

of two for R, G, and B total, however 

B 

is a maximum of one for the A zone. 

2) Playback completely white (75%). 

· Check that there is no noticeable dust or contamination (eg unevenness, 

dropout spots) on the EVF monitor screen. 

Standards for dropout spots on EVF monitor 

1/4 

B 

A 

1/2 

V 

1/4 

1/2 

H 

1/4 

1/4 

 

A zone : 1 

B 

 

zone : 2 

 

Total : 3 

3) Select the adjustment menu by pressing the shift and DISP simultaneously, 

select the brightness, and then press the left-right key. 

· Check that brightness changes on the EVF monitor. 

5-2-18.Power OFF Operation Check 


1) Set the camera power lever to the Photography mode, and set the mode 

dial to SETUP. 

2) Press the bottom of the four keys to select full reset, and press the 

MENU/OK button. 

3) Set the camera power lever to OFF. 

· Check that the lens retracts. 

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5. Inspection 

5-2-19.Settings at Shipment 


5-2-20.Clock Setup and Clear 


1) Mode dial : Auto photography 

2) Check that the battery and memory card are not inserted. 

3) Card cover : Closed 

4) Battery cover : Closed 

5) Flash : Retracted 

6) Power lever : OFF 

7) AF/MF selector switch : AF 

8) EVF diopter adjustment dial : Set to central position. 

9) Jack cover : Closed 

10) DC cap : Closed 

1) Connect the USB cable between the PC and the camera. 

· Check that the PC is switched ON. 

2) Open the card cover, and with the release button pressed, switch power 

ON. 


· No operation is needed at the PC. 

4) Remove the USB cable and connect it again. 

5) Close the card cover and set the camera power lever to the Playback 

mode. 

· Check that the USB card reader symbol is displayed on the LCD 

monitor. 

· Check that the PC is recognized as a removable disk. 


· Check that camera power is OFF. 

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6. Parts List 


6. Parts List 

6-1. U-Model 

6-1-1. Packing and Accessories (U) 

A117 

A111 

A110 

A105 

A113 

A115 

A114 

A119 

A118 

A120 

A103 

A109 

A121 

A102 

A106 

A107 

A108 

A107 

A112 

A104 

A101 

Ref No. Parts No. Description Common Ref No. Parts No. Description Common 

A101 FZ04708-100 UNITARY BOX 

A111 FZ04741-100 VIDEO CABLE 

A102 FZ04711-100 SHEET MOLD 

A112 FZ04403-101 CD-ROM 

A103 AZF0000-321 HDPE BAG No.12 

A113 BB11327-100 SSFDC LABEL 

A104 BB12943-100 BAR CODE LABEL BLANK 

A114 BF02317-200 SSFDC ASSY 16MB 

A105 AZF0000-111 BAG PLASTIC No.11 

A115 BB04598-400 SSFDC DUST COVER 

A106 BB03538-100 IMPORTANT SAFETY 

A107 BL00120-200 I/F MANUAL ENGLISH 

A108 BL00135-200 OWNERS MANUAL ENGLISH 

A109 BB07792-101 WARRANTY US 

A110 FZ03529-200 USB CABLE 

A116 BL00162-100 QUICK START GUIDE 

A117 BL00187-100 INFO PAPER (MOVIE) 

A118 BB12402-100 LENSCAP HOLDER 

A119 BU02578-100 SHOULDER BELT ASSY 

A120 BU01815-300 LENS CAP ASSY 

A121 FZ04793-100 ALKALINE BATTERY LR6 1.5V 

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6. Parts List 

6-1-2.Cabinet F (U) 

M214 

M210 

M212 

M211 

M210 

M213 

M207 

M216 

M209 

M204 

M202 

M201 

M203 

M208 

M206 

M205 

M202 

M215 


M201 BU01956-200 LENS CABI ASSY U 

M211 BB13201-100 LENS FRAME 

M202 BB13148-100 SCREW M1.7X3.5BC (x3) 

M212 CB0892-A100 CAM PWB ASSY 

M203 BU01957-100 F CABI ASSY ABS 

M213 CB0895-A101 MC PWB ASSY MAIN-CAM 

M204 FZ04690-100 MIC ASSY 

M214 FZ04692-100 BATT HOLDER UNIT 

M205 FZ04691-100 SIDE MODULE UNIT 

M215 BU01959-100 BATTERY LID ASSY 

M206 UBFZZ0020A DC JACK COVER 

M207 BB13205-100 STRAP R 


M209 BU02572-100 LENS CONST 

M210 BB13149-200 SCREW M1.7X5.0BC GN (x5) 

M216 FZ04693-100 AF SENSOR UNIT 

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6. Parts List 


6-1-3. Internal (U) 

M316 

M317 

M315 

M320 

M318 

M323 

M305 

M314 

M316 

M304 

M312 

M311 

M322 

M321 

M318 

M318 

M319 

M306 

M306 

M301 

M302 

M308 

M306 

M303 

M310 

M309 

M307 

M306 

M313 


M301 BB13202-100 LCD FRAME 

M311 BF03968-100 LCD ASSY 1.8inch 

M302 BB13207-100 TRIPOD SCREW 

M312 BB13182-100 SHEET FRAME 

M303 CB0890-A103 MAIN PWB ASSY 

M313 FZ04701-100 WIRE HARNESS DCST-LCD 

M304 BB13177-100 SHEET CF 

M314 BU01955-100 TOP CABI ASSY ABS 

M305 FZ04356-100 EJECTOR 

M315 BU02573-100 ST ASSY CONST 

M306 BB12548-100 SP SCREW M1.7X3.0 (x4) 

M307 FZ04700-100 FFC MAIN-KEY 

M308 CB0891-A100 DCST PWB ASSY 

M309 BB13209-100 INSULATING TUBE 

M310 BB13183-100 CONTACT PLT 

M316 BB11621-100 ST SHAFT 

M317 BB13193-200 ST TOP U 


M319 FZ04694-100 MODE DIAL UNIT 

M320 BU02571-100 EVF CONST 

M321 BB13204-100 HOLDER EVF 

M322 FZ04695-100 SPEAKER ASSY 


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6. Parts List 

6-1-4. Cabinet R (U) 

M410 

M401 

M403 

M405 

M404 

N.S 

M411 

M409 

M402 

M406 

M409 

M407 

M408 


M401 BU01958-100 R CABI ASSY ABS 

M411 FZ04696-101 C DIAL UNIT 

M402 BB13187-100 LCD CUSHION 

M403 BB13170-100 ZOOM BUTTON 

M404 BB13172-100 REAR BUTTON 

M405 BB13174-100 LED LENS 

M406 BB13178-100 SHEET SW 

M407 BB13169-100 OK BUTTON 

M408 CB0893-A101 KEY PWB ASSY 


M410 BB13206-100 STRAP L 

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6. Parts List 


6-1-5. External (U) 

M507 

M502 

M503 

M501 

M506 

M508 

M501 

M505 

M501 

M504 

M510 

M509 





M504 BB13134-100 ST BUTTON 

M505 BB13160-100 CSP(ST BUTTON) 

M506 BB13208-100 LCD WINDOW 

M507 BB13212-100 AF PLATE 

M508 BB10000-200 CCD BADGE S U 

M509 BB13211-200 PRODUCT LABEL 

M510 BB09250-200 PL SEAL (U) 

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6. Parts List 

6-2. E-Model 

6-2-1. Packing and Accessories (E) 

A119 

A109 

A108 

A105 

A111 

A113 

A112 

A121 

A120 

A122 

A103 

A118 

A123 

A102 

A107 

A116 

A117 

A106 

A114 

A115 

A110 

A104 

A101 









A114 BL00120-300 I/F MANUAL FRENCH 


A115 BL00120-400 I/F MANUAL GERMAN 





A110 FZ04403-101 CD-ROM 

A116 BL00135-300 OWNERS MANUAL FRENCH 

A117 BL00135-400 OWNERS MANUAL GERMAN 







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6. Parts List 


6-2-2.Cabinet F (E) 

M214 

M210 

M212 

M211 

M210 

M213 

M207 

M216 

M209 

M204 

M202 

M201 

M203 

M208 

M206 

M205 

M202 

M215 








M204 FZ04690-100 MIC ASSY 





M207 BB13205-100 STRAP R 





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6. Parts List 

6-2-3. Internal (E) 

M316 

M317 

M315 

M320 

M318 

M323 

M305 

M314 

M316 

M304 

M312 

M311 

M322 

M321 

M318 

M318 

M319 

M306 

M306 

M301 

M302 

M308 

M306 

M303 

M310 

M309 

M307 

M306 

M313 






M303 CB0890-B103 MAIN E PWB ASSY 


M304 BB13177-100 SHEET CF 




M306 BB12548-100 SCREW M1.7X3.0 (x4) 





M316 BB11621-100 ST SHAFT 

M317 BB13193-200 ST TOP U 







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6. Parts List 


6-2-4. Cabinet R (E) 

M410 

M401 

M403 

M405 

M404 

N.S 

M411 

M409 

M402 

M406 

M409 

M407 

M408 







M405 BB13174-100 LED LENS 

M406 BB13178-100 SHEET SW 




M410 BB13206-100 STRAP L 

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6. Parts List 

6-2-5. External (E) 

M507 

M502 

M503 

M501 

M506 

M508 

M501 

M505 

M501 

M504 

M509 








M507 BB13212-100 AF PLATE 



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6. Parts List 


6-3. EG-Model 

6-3-1. Packing and Accessories (EG) 

A115 

A109 

A108 

A105 

A117 

A116 

A111 

A113 

A112 

A103 

A118 

A114 

A119 

A102 

A107 

A106 

A110 

A104 

A101 
















A110 FZ04403-101 CD-ROM 





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6. Parts List 

6-3-2.Cabinet F (EG) 

M214 

M210 

M212 

M211 

M210 

M213 

M207 

M216 

M209 

M204 

M202 

M201 

M203 

M208 

M206 

M205 

M202 

M215 








M204 FZ04690-100 MIC ASSY 





M207 BB13205-100 STRAP R 





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6. Parts List 


6-3-3. Internal (EG) 

M316 

M317 

M315 

M320 

M318 

M323 

M305 

M314 

M316 

M304 

M312 

M311 

M322 

M321 

M318 

M318 

M319 

M306 

M306 

M301 

M302 

M308 

M306 

M303 

M310 

M309 

M307 

M306 

M313 






M303 CB0890-B103 MAIN E PWB ASSY 


M304 BB13177-100 SHEET CF 




M306 BB12548-100 SP SCREW M1.7X3.0 (x4) 





M316 BB11621-100 ST SHAFT 

M317 BB13193-200 ST TOP U 







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6. Parts List 

6-3-4. Cabinet R (EG) 

M410 

M401 

M403 

M405 

M404 

N.S 

M411 

M409 

M402 

M406 

M409 

M407 

M408 







M405 BB13174-100 LED LENS 

M406 BB13178-100 SHEET SW 




M410 BB13206-100 STRAP L 

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6. Parts List 


6-3-5. External (EG) 

M507 

M502 

M503 

M501 

M506 

M508 

M501 

M505 

M501 

M504 

M509 








M507 BB13212-100 AF PLATE 



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6. Parts List 

6-4. Electrical Parts (U/E/EG-Model commonness) 

[NOTE] 

The components indicated by mark are critical for safety. 

When indicated parts by reference number,please include 

the board name. 

* Due to standardization,replacement in the parts list may be 

different form the parts list specified in the circuit or the 

components used on the set. 

Ref.No. Part No. 

Description 

******************************************************************* 

Ref.No. Part No. 

Description 

******************************************************************* 

CAM PWB ASSY 

******************************************* 

----- CONNECTOR ----- 

DCST PWB ASSY 

******************************************* 


CN100 FGC142-0401 CONNECTOR CJ 40P BN 0.5MM RV 

CN101 FGB071-0451 CONNECTOR CJ 45P FN 0.3MM NN 

******************************************************************* 

MAIN PWB ASSY 

******************************************* 

CN1000 FGA157-0041 CONNECTOR LJ 4P SN 2.0MM RV 

CN1001 FGA058-0021 CONNECTOR CJ 2P RN 1.25MM PN 

CN900 FGA113-0021 CONNECTOR CJ 2P RN 1.5MM PH 


CN902 FGA155-0021 CONNECTOR CJ 2P SN 0.8MM RH 




----- JACK ----- 


CN202 FGB103-0221 CONNECTOR CJ 22P FN 0.5MM NH 

CN203 FGB031-0101 CONNECTOR CJ 10P FN 0.5MM NV 


CN206 FGY047-0261 CONNECTOR CJ 26P B 1.1MM NH 

CN207 FGY057-0501 CONNECTOR CJ 50P B 0.635MM NH 



CN500 FGA129-0021 CONNECTOR CJ 2P SN 1MM RH 


J900 FZ02412-100 JACK DC IN 

----- FUSE ----- 

F900 FP00018-253 FUSE 2.5A 125V JIS 

F901 FP00039-203 FUSE 2A 32V UL 

F902 FP00039-253 FUSE 2.5A 32V UL 

F903 FP00039-253 FUSE 2.5A 32V UL 

F905 FP00039-103 FUSE 1A 32V UL 

******************************************************************* 


CN800 FGC125-0701 CONNECTOR CJ 70P BN 0.5MM PV 

----- JACK ----- 

CN205 FZ03803-100 JACK USB 

J700 FZ04344-100 JACK VIDEO 

----- FUSE ----- 

KEY PWB ASSY 

******************************************* 





F300 FP00036-502 FUSE 0.5A 32V UL 

----- SWITCH ----- 

SW1200 FZ01045-100 SWITCH CARD COVER 

SW1201 FZ03055-100 SWITCH EVF/LCD 

SW1202 FZ03055-100 SWITCH DISP 

SW1203 FZ03055-100 SWITCH BACK 

SW1204 FZ03055-100 SWITCH MENU/OK 

SW1205 FZ03055-100 SWITCH FOCUS CHECK 

SW1206 FZ03055-100 SWITCH AE-L 

SW1207 FZ02630-100 SWITCH UP 

SW1208 FZ02630-100 SWITCH DOWN 

SW1209 FZ02630-100 SWITCH RIGHT 

SW1210 FZ02630-100 SWITCH LEFT 

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7. Appendix FinePix S602 ZOOM SERVICE MANUAL 

7. Appendix 

7-1.List of Related Technical Updates Issued 

To ensure that after-sales srevice is performed accuratety, keep a record here of the technical updates 

issued that cover this device. 

Technical Update No. Date Title Details/Other 

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