JVC Gzmc500 Owners Manual

(No.YF100)1-21 (9) Input the written down P/N in Scanner entry (yellow
column) in one-byte characters, then press the Enter
key. The ModelType and the Drive P/N columns
are filled in and the color of the column changes to
green.
(10) Input the written down serial number in Scanner entry
(yellow column) in one-byte characters, then press the
Enter key. The MFG ID and the Serial Number col-
umns are filled in and the color of the columns changes
to green. (UNKNOWN is displayed in MFG ID)
NOTE:
Make sure to...

1-22 (No.YF100)(2) When the serial number and the model name of the
Microdrive matches the recorded information in the
Microdrive, it is recognized as a drive available for the
test. START is displayed.
(3) If the serial number and the model name of the
Microdrive does not match the recorded information in
the Microdrive, the label may have been falsified.
In this case, the below display appears.
(4) Check the message and click the OK button.
(5) Check the serial number and the model name again,
return...

(No.YF100)1-23 
(2) View the test results by dragging the scroll bar as the
detailed results are displayed in horizontal rows.
Pass:No defects(Drive Pass)
Fail:Failures
(3) For more details, point the cursor to the red line and
double click to browse the error log.Refer to 6.4
Checking the error log for the details of the error log.
(4) The rest of the procedure varies according to the test
results. 

(1) Click the Test Option button to change the test
method to Standard Sequence+Sequential Read
Verify...

1-24 (No.YF100)6.4 Checking the error log
There are two ways of viewing the error log.
(1) Double click on the line
(2) Refer to HiTest Dir
Normally, HiTest program is stored in C:/Program File/HiT-
est.
The error log (including the test OK error log) is in DANA in
the folder named log in the above mentioned C:/Program
File/HiTest folder. 
There are two files with a serial number as a file name such
as N2J62G6A and with extensions blb and log. 
The file with extension blb is used for analysis by part...

(No.YF100)1-25 2.5 Format
As Windows file system, either FAT16 or FAT32 is used. There
is another file system called NTFS, which is used with Windows
2000 and Windows XP. 
FAT stands for File Allocation Table and it has been used since
the introduction of MS-DOS. 
Until the arrival of Windows 95 OSR2, FAT meant FAT16. 
When FAT32 appeared, FAT16 and FAT32 are distinguished re-
spectively. 
Generally, data and programs are dealt as files in computer re-
lated field. 
A file system is a function of OS...

1-26 (No.YF100) 2.6 Pict Bridge
GZ-MC100, GZ-MC200 and GZ-MC500 support PictBridge.
PictBridge is a standard that allows direct printing by connecting digital cameras and camcorders to printers.Conventionally, data
needed to be stored in a PC before printing pictures and still images taken by digital cameras or camcorders. The actual printing was
done by the instruction from the PC.Now direct printing is available by connecting PictBridge supporting devices via USB cables.
Digital cameras or camcorders...

(No.YF100)1-27
SECTION 3
DISASSEMBLY
3.1 BEFORE ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY
3.1.1 Precautions
• Be sure to disconnect the power supply unit prior to mounting
and soldering of parts.
• Prior to removing a component part that needs to disconnect
its connector(s) and its screw(s), first disconnect the wire(s)
from the connector(s), and then remove the screw(s).
• When connecting/disconnecting wires, pay enough attention
not to damage the connectors.
• When inserting the flat wire to the connector, pay...

1-28 (No.YF100) 3.2.2 ASSEMBLY/DISASSEMBLY OF CABINET PARTS AND ELECTRICAL PARTS
zDisassembly procedure
NOTE1a:
When removing the COVER(FR.)ASSEMBLY, remove the
SCREW (1-4) first for the smooth removal of other parts. 
NOTE1b:
When removing, remove the four SCREWS (1-4) first to
avoid damage or deformation of the ARM (COVER) AS-
SEMBLY and the STAY (COVER) ASSEMBLY.
During the procedure, be careful with opening and closing of
the BATTERY/ CF CARD COVER.
Also, be careful not to damage the parts with the...

(No.YF100)1-29 Fig.FA1
Fig.FA2Fig.FA3-1
Fig.FA3-2
0.059Nnm(0.6kgfncm)
3
(S1b)1
(S1a)BATTERY/
CF CARD COVER
2
(S1a)
4
(S1b)
NOTE1b
ARM(COVER)
ASSY
STAY(COVER)
ASSY
HOOD ASSY
[1]

0.039Nnm(0.4kgfncm)
0.069Nnm(0.7kgfncm)
5
(S2a)
6
(S2b)
7
(S2c) 8
(S2c) 9
(S2d)7
(S2c)8
(S2c)
[2] [1]A A
A
C CB B
NOTE2c NOTE2b
NOTE2b
NOTE2aNOTE2a NOTE2b
SHAFT
(BELT)
BOTTOM VIEW
JIG CONNECTOR

0.039Nnm(0.4kgfncm)
10
(S1c)
11
(S1c)11
(S1c)10
(S1c)
CN1aL1a
L1b
CN1b
SPACER
NOTE1cWIRE(BATT)
TRIPOD
NOTE1d
NOTE1d
[1]
D
D...

1-30 (No.YF100)Fig.FA3-3
Fig.FA4Fig.FA5-1
Fig.FA5-2
14
(S4)15
(S4)16
(S4)
SPACER 
NOTE4b
[4]
NOTE4aFPC
0.069Nnm(0.7kgfncm)
[5]
17
(S5a)
18
(S5b)19
(S5a)
20
(S5a)
L5
NOTE5
DRAWING FOR
SPACER ATTACHING
SPACER
REG BOARD ASSY
WIRE
(BROWN)CONECTOR
(CN302) WIRE
(BLACK)NOTE6a
NOTE6b 
SPACER SPACER
FOIL SIDE(B)
COMPONENT SIDE(A)c L6
b
CN6cCN6d
CN6a CN6h
CN6h
(CN308)CN6eCN6g
CN6fCN6b
CN6bCN6bd d
f f
a
ae e g g
21
(S6)
22
(S6)
[6]NOTE6c
NOTE6b
CN6e
(CN306)
CN6b
(CN302)
CN6a
(CN301)CN6f
(CN310)
CN6d
(CN303)...