MEDIA BLOCK

LMT-300

SERVICE MANUAL
1st Edition (Revised 4)
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! WARNING
This manual is intended for qualified service personnel only.
To reduce the risk of electric shock, fire or injury, do not perform any servicing other than that
contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so. Refer all servicing to
qualified service personnel.

! WARNUNG
Die Anleitung ist nur für qualifiziertes Fachpersonal bestimmt.
Alle Wartungsarbeiten dürfen nur von qualifiziertem Fachpersonal ausgeführt werden. Um die
Gefahr eines elektrischen Schlages, Feuergefahr und Verletzungen zu vermeiden, sind bei
Wartungsarbeiten strikt die Angaben in der Anleitung zu befolgen. Andere als die angegeben
Wartungsarbeiten dürfen nur von Personen ausgeführt werden, die eine spezielle Befähigung
dazu besitzen.

! AVERTISSEMENT
Ce manual est destiné uniquement aux personnes compétentes en charge de l’entretien. Afin
de réduire les risques de décharge électrique, d’incendie ou de blessure n’effectuer que les
réparations indiquées dans le mode d’emploi à moins d’être qualifié pour en effectuer d’autres.
Pour toute réparation faire appel à une personne compétente uniquement.

LMT-300
 FÖRSIKTIGHET!

Fara för explosion vid felaktigt placerat batteri.

Byt endast mot samma eller likvärdig typ av batteri,
enligt tillverkarens rekommendationer.
När du kasserar batteriet ska du följa rådande lagar
för regionen eller landet.

CAUTION
PAS PÅ
Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.
Fare for eksplosion, hvis batteriet ikke udskiftes
Replace only with the same or equivalent type rec-
korrekt.
ommended by the manufacturer.
Udskift kun med et batteri af samme eller tilsvarende
When you dispose of the battery, you must obey the
type, som er anbefalet af fabrikanten.
law in the relative area or country.
Når du bortskaffer batteriet, skal du følge
lovgivningen i det pågældende område eller land.

ATTENTION
HUOMIO
Il y a danger d’explosion s’il y a remplacement incor-
rect de la batterie. Remplacer uniquement avec
Räjähdysvaara, jos akku vaihdetaan virheellisesti.
une batterie du même type ou d’un type équivalent
Vaihda vain samanlaiseen tai vastaavantyyppiseen,
recommandé par le constructeur.
valmistajan suosittelemaan akkuun.
Lorsque vous mettez la batterie au rebut, vous devez
Noudata akun hävittämisessä oman maasi tai
respecter la législation en vigueur dans le pays ou la
alueesi lakeja.
région où vous vous trouvez.

FORSIKTIG
VORSICHT
Eksplosjonsfare hvis feil type batteri settes i.
Explosionsgefahr bei Verwendung falscher Batterien. Bytt ut kun med samme type eller tilsvarende
Batterien nur durch den vom Hersteller empfohlenen anbefalt av produsenten.
oder einen gleichwertigen Typ ersetzen. Kasser batteriet i henhold til gjeldende avfallsregler.
Wenn Sie die Batterie entsorgen, müssen Sie die
Gesetze der jeweiligen Region und des jeweiligen
Landes befolgen.

LMT-300 1 (P)
 Table of Contents

Manual Structure 3. Replacing the Parts and Boards

Purpose of this manual ............................................................ 3 (E) 3-1. Cautions before Installation ......................................3-1 (E)
Related manuals ...................................................................... 3 (E) 3-2. Removing the Cabinet ...............................................3-2 (E)
Trademarks.............................................................................. 3 (E) 3-2-1. Removing the Front Panel ...............................3-2 (E)
3-2-2. Removing the Top Plate Assembly ..................3-3 (E)
3-3. Main Parts Location ..................................................3-4 (E)
1. Service Overview 3-4. Replacing the Main Parts ..........................................3-5 (E)
3-4-1. Switching Regulator ........................................3-5 (E)
1-1. Removal from SRX-R320 .........................................1-1 (E) 3-4-2. DC Fan .............................................................3-6 (E)
1-2. Cleaning of Air Filter ................................................1-4 (E) 3-4-3. Backup Battery ................................................3-9 (E)
1-3. Lead-free Solder ........................................................1-4 (E) 3-4-4. HDD ............................................................... 3-11 (E)
1-4. Switch/Indicator on the Board...................................1-5 (E) 3-4-5. SSD ................................................................3-16 (E)
1-4-1. Switch ..............................................................1-5 (E) 3-5. Replacing the Board ................................................3-18 (E)
1-4-2. Indicator ......................................................... 1-11 (E) 3-5-1. CN-3058 Board ..............................................3-18 (E)
1-5. Periodical Check .....................................................1-18 (E) 3-5-2. DP-455 Board ................................................3-19 (E)
3-5-3. MB-1143 Board .............................................3-21 (E)
1-6. About the Serial Number.........................................1-19 (E)
3-5-4. PU-131 Board Assembly ...............................3-22 (E)
3-5-5. SO-DIMM Card .............................................3-24 (E)
3-5-6. SSP-27A Board/
2. Maintenance Functions
SSP-27B Board (DEC-177 Board) ................3-26 (E)
3-5-7. CP-406 Board ................................................3-28 (E)
2-1. Log Acquisition .........................................................2-1 (E)
3-5-8. IO-243 Board .................................................3-29 (E)
2-1-1. Service Log Acquisition...................................2-1 (E)
3-5-9. IF-1036 Board ................................................3-30 (E)
2-1-2. Event Log and List...........................................2-1 (E)
3-5-10. CPU Board .....................................................3-30 (E)
2-2. Firmware Updating ...................................................2-8 (E)
2-2-1. LMT-300 Updating ..........................................2-8 (E)
2-2-2. SMS Update ................................................... 2-11 (E)
4. Circuit Description
2-3. Saving of Memory Contents during Replacement of
PU-131 Board Assembly .........................................2-12 (E) 4-1. Overall Configuration................................................4-1 (E)
2-3-1. Backup ...........................................................2-12 (E)
4-2. MB-1143 Board.........................................................4-1 (E)
2-3-2. Restoration .....................................................2-14 (E)
4-3. MPU-148 Board ........................................................4-1 (E)
2-3-3. Connection to System ....................................2-16 (E)
4-4. PU-131 Board............................................................4-2 (E)
2-4. Reformatting of RAID ............................................2-17 (E)
4-4-1. SMS Block .......................................................4-2 (E)
4-4-2. Media Block Controller ...................................4-2 (E)
4-5. SSP-27A/SSP-27B Board .........................................4-3 (E)
4-6. DP-455 Board............................................................4-3 (E)
4-7. IF-1036 Board ...........................................................4-3 (E)
4-8. IF-1180/IF-1036A Board...........................................4-3 (E)
4-9. CN-3058 Board .........................................................4-4 (E)
4-10. CP-406 Board ............................................................4-4 (E)
4-11. IO-243 Board.............................................................4-4 (E)
4-12. Power Unit.................................................................4-4 (E)

LMT-300 1 (E)
5. Spare Parts

5-1. Notes on Repair Parts ...................................................... 5-1

5-2. Exploded Views............................................................... 5-2
5-3. Packing Materials & Supplied Accessories..................... 5-6

6. Diagrams

6-1. Overall Block Diagrams .................................................. 6-1

Overall ............................................................................. 6-1
6-2. Frame Wiring................................................................... 6-2
Frame Wiring................................................................... 6-2

2 (E) LMT-300
 Manual Structure

Purpose of this manual

This manual is the Service Manual of the Media Block LMT-300.
This manual contains the service overview, maintenance functions, replacing the
parts and boards, circuit description, spare parts, block diagram, and frame wiring.

The service of this unit is basically performed by the replacement of board.

Therefore, the schematic diagram, board layout and electrical parts list are not
contained.

Related manuals
In addition to this Service Manual the following manuals are provided.

. “Operating Instructions” (Supplied for products)

This manual is necessary for application and operation of this unit.

. “Installation Manual” (Available on request)

This manual describes the information on installing this unit.

Trademarks
Trademarks and registered trademarks used in this manual are as follows.

. Windows and Internet Explorer are the registered trademarks of Microsoft Corpo-
ration in the United States and Other countries.
. Ethernet is a registered trademark of Xerox Corporation.

Other system names, product names, and company names appearing in this manual
are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

LMT-300 3 (E)
 Section 1
Service Overview

1-1. Removal from SRX-R320

1. Unlock the lock on the panel (U7) block assembly.

2. Remove the three hooks, then remove the panel (U7) block assembly.
3. Remove the five screws and eleven hooks, then remove the panel (U6) in the direction of the arrow 1.
4. Remove the two screws (with drop-safe), then remove the two grills.
5. Remove the five screws and twelve hooks, then remove the panel (U2) block assembly in the direc-
tion of the arrow 2.
6. Remove the six screws, then remove the panel (U1B) in the direction of the arrow 3.

Panel (U7) block assembly

Hooks
Lock

Panel (U6)

Screws

Screws
Hooks
Hooks Panel (U2)
block assembly

Hooks
Hooks
1
Screws
(with drop-safe)
Hooks
Screws

Hooks

Panel (U1B)
Hooks Hooks

3 Hooks
Screws Grills
2

LMT-300 1-1 (E)

7. Remove the three screws, then remove the LMT duct
(B). LMT duct (A)
8. Remove the screw, then remove the LMT duct (A). Power cord
n
When attaching the LMT duct (A), route the power
cord through the notch.
Notch
9. Disconnect the power cord from this unit.

Screw*

Screw*

LMT duct (A)*

Screws*

LMT duct (B)*

*: These parts are supplied with SRX-R320.

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10. Loosen the two screws (with stopper), then remove the front panel.
n
When attaching the front panel, tighten the screws (with stopper) using the screwdriver.
Tightening torque: 0.8 N.m (8.16 kgf.cm)
11. Disconnect the harness from the STATUS LIGHT connector in the front panel.
12. Disconnect the all cables connecting to this unit.
13. Remove the HDD unit. (Refer to the LMT-300 installation manual.)
14. Remove the four screws (B5 x 12).
15. Pull out this unit from SRX-R320.

STATUS LIGHT
connector

Harness

B5 x 12

B5 x 12 PSW4 x 35
LMT-300 (with stopper)
SRX-R320
Front panel
PSW4 x 35
(with stopper)

16. To install, reverse the removal procedure.

LMT-300 1-3 (E)

1-2. Cleaning of Air Filter

In this unit, an air filter is attached to the back of the front panel. If dust adheres to the filter, the air flow is
interrupted and the inside of unit gets hot, which may cause a performance problem of this unit.
It is recommended to periodically clean the air filter depending on the environment and the status of use
in the theater.

Cleaning

1. Turn off the power of this unit.

2. Remove the front panel assembly.
(Refer to step 10 in Section 1-1.)

3. Remove the filter in the direction of the arrow.

4. Vacuum the dust adhered to the filter.
Front panel
5. To install, reverse the removal procedure.

Air filter

1-3. Lead-free Solder

Boards requiring use of lead-free solder are printed with a lead free mark (LF) indicating the solder
contains no lead.
(Caution: Some printed circuit boards may not come printed with the lead free mark due to their particular
size.)

: LEAD FREE MARK

m
. Be sure to use the lead-free solder for the printed circuit board printed with the lead free mark.
. The lead-free solder melts at a temperature about 40 dC higher than the ordinary solder, therefore, it is
recommended to use the soldering iron having a temperature regulator.
. The ordinary soldering iron can be used but the iron tip has to be applied to the solder joint for a slightly
longer time. The printed pattern (copper foil) may peel away if the heated tip is applied for too long, so
be careful.

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1-4. Switch/Indicator on the Board

1-4-1. Switch

1. PU-131 board

A B C D E F G H J
1
S2502 S1502
S1501
S1503 2

S4501
3

S3201 (Side B) S2001

8
S4002

m
. The parts location on the board is shown in parentheses.
. Only S3201 (D-8) is located on side B.

Ref No. (Address) Name Function Remarks

S2001 (E-8) PU-131 board reset The PU-131 board and SSP-27A/27B board are reset by pressing
switch this switch.
n
This switch is factory use only. Do not press it in the normal operation.
S1501 (A-2) IC1602/IC4501 Each FPGA on the PU-131 board is reconfigured by pressing the
reconfiguration switch switch.
S1503 (A-2) IC4001 n
reconfiguration switch This switch is factory use only. Do not press it in the normal operation.

S1502 (B-1) PU-131 board Factory setting: OFF ON

adjustment switch S1502-1 to 8: Factory use only

OFF
(always OFF in the normal operation) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

S2502 (B-1) PU-131 board Factory setting: OFF ON

adjustment switch S2502-1 to 8: Factory use only

OFF
(always OFF in the normal operation) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

S4501 (E-3) PU-131 board Factory setting: OFF ON

adjustment switch S4501-1 to 8: Factory use only

OFF
(always OFF in the normal operation) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

S4002 (F-8) PU-131 board Factory setting: OFF ON

adjustment switch S4002-1 to 8: Factory use only

OFF
(always OFF in the normal operation) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

S3201 (D-8) PU-131 board AUDIO Factory setting: OFF ON

OUTPUT1 check S3201-1: CH8/9 output enable

OFF
switch (always OFF in the normal operation) 1 2 3 4

S3201-2: CH10/11 output enable

(always OFF in the normal operation)
S3201-3: CH12/13 output enable
(always OFF in the normal operation)
S3201-4: CH14/15 output enable
(always OFF in the normal operation)

LMT-300 1-5 (E)

2. MPU-148 board

S1900 S701
1
A B C D E F G

n
The parts location on the board is shown in parentheses.

Ref No. (Address) Name Function Remarks

S1900 (G-1) MPU-148 board The MPU-148 board and PU-131 board are reset by pressing this
reset switch switch.
n
This switch is factory use only. Do not press it in the normal operation.
S701 (G-1) MPU-148 board Factory setting: Only bit 1 is set to ON. Others are set to OFF. ON

adjustment switch S701-1: Factory use only (always ON in the normal operation)
OFF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
S701-2 to 8: Factory use only (always OFF in the normal operation)

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3. SSP-27A board/SSP-27B board

A B C D E F G H A B C D E F G H
1 S4002 1 S4002

2 S43 2

S3301

3 S1801 S1101 3

4 4

S1801
S1
5 5

6 S3301 6

7 S4001 7 S4001
S1

SSP-27A board SSP-27B board

SSP-27A board
n
The parts location on the board is shown in parentheses.

Ref No. (Address) Name Function Remarks

S4001 (C-7) SSP-27A board The SSP-27A board is reset by pressing this switch.
reset switch n
This switch is factory use only. Do not press it in the normal operation.
S4002 (A-1) FPGA reconfigura- FPGA of the SSP-27A board is reconfigured by pressing this switch.
tion switch n
This switch is factory use only. Do not press it in the normal operation.
S3301 (E-6) SSP-27A board Factory setting: OFF ON

adjustment switch S3301-1 to 4: Factory use only (always OFF in the normal operation)
OFF 1 2 3 4

S1 (D-7) SSP-27A board Factory setting: OFF ON

adjustment switch S1-1 to 4: Factory use only (always OFF in the normal operation)
OFF
S1-5 to 8: Reserved (always OFF in the normal operation) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

S1101 (H-3) SSP-27A board Factory setting: OFF ON

adjustment switch S1101-1 to 4: Factory use only (always OFF in the normal operation)
OFF 1 2 3 4

S1801 (C-3) SSP-27A board Factory setting: OFF ON

adjustment switch S1801-1 to 4: Factory use only (always OFF in the normal operation)
OFF 1 2 3 4

S43 (F-2) SSP-27A board Factory setting: OFF ON

adjustment switch S43-1 to 4: Factory use only (always OFF in the normal operation)
OFF 1 2 3 4

LMT-300 1-7 (E)

SSP-27B board
n
The parts location on the board is shown in parentheses.

Ref No. (Address) Name Function Remarks

S4001 (D-7) SSP-27B board The SSP-27B board is reset by pressing this switch.
reset switch n
This switch is factory use only. Do not press it in the normal operation.
S4002 (A-1) FPGA reconfigura- FPGA of the SSP-27B board is reconfigured by pressing this switch.
tion switch n
This switch is factory use only. Do not press it in the normal operation.
S3301 (H-3) SSP-27B board Factory setting: OFF ON

adjustment switch S3301-1 to 4: Factory use only (always OFF in the normal operation)
OFF 1 2 3 4

S1 (A-5) SSP-27B board Factory setting: OFF ON

adjustment switch S1-1 to 4: Factory use only (always OFF in the normal operation)
S1-5 to 8: Reserved (always OFF in the normal operation) OFF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

S1801 (H-5) SSP-27B board Factory setting: OFF ON

adjustment switch S1801-1 to 4: Factory use only (always OFF in the normal operation)
OFF 1 2 3 4

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4. DP-455 board

A B C D

S200
S103
2 S201

S202 S102 S104 S106

S203
S105
3

n
The parts location on the board is shown in parentheses.

Ref No. (Address) Name Function Remarks

S200 (A-2) DATA IN terminal IP Factory setting: OFF
initialization switch After the switch is set to ON and the power is turned on, the IP ad- ON OFF
dress of DATA IN terminal is initialized to 192.168.1.10.
n
After the initialization of IP address is completed, return the switch to
OFF position and restart the system.
S201 (A-2) Emergency startup Factory setting: OFF
mode switch In case that the hardware update has failed and the unit cannot start, ON OFF
set this switch to ON and turn on the power, then the unit can start in
the emergency mode. Perform the update again in this state.
(For more details, refer to Section 2-2-1 in Installation Manual.)
n
After the update is completed, return the switch to OFF position and
restart the system.
S202 (A-2) Test signal repro- Factory setting: OFF
duction switch After setting this switch to ON, turn on the power to start the system. ON OFF
Then, the sample DCP built-in HDD is automatically reproduced.
When this switch is returned to OFF position during the reproduction
in this mode, the reproduction automatically stops.
(For more details, refer to Section 2-2-2 in Installation Manual.)
n
Before turning off the power of this unit, set the switch to OFF to stop
the reproduction.
S203 (A-3) WP selector switch Factory setting: ON
The setting can be checked on the Menu-Status-MediaBlock screen of ON OFF
PJT after it is set with the White Point selector switch.
ON: DCDM
OFF: Virtual White
S102 (C-3) DP-455 board n
adjustment switch This switch is factory use only. Do not press it in the normal operation.
S103 (C-2) DP-455 board n
adjustment switch This switch is factory use only. Do not press it in the normal operation.
S104 (C-3) DP-455 board n
adjustment switch This switch is factory use only. Do not press it in the normal operation.
S105 (C-3) DP-455 board n
adjustment switch This switch is factory use only. Do not press it in the normal operation.
S106 (D-3) DP-455 board n
adjustment switch This switch is factory use only. Do not press it in the normal operation.

LMT-300 1-9 (E)

5. CP-406 board

A B C D E

S102

2
S101

n
The address on the board is indicated in parenthesis.

Ref No. (Address) Name Function Remarks

S101 (C-2) CP-406 board reset The CP-406 board is reset by pressing this switch.
switch n
This switch is factory use only. Do not press it in the normal operation.
S102 (C-2) CP-406 board Factory setting: OFF ON

adjustment switch S102-1: SMS stop switch

OFF
Set this switch before installation. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

ON: SMS stop

OFF: Normal operation
S102-2 to 8: Factory use only (always OFF in the normal operation)

6. IO-243 board

A B C D E

S102

2
S101

n
The address on the board is indicated in parenthesis.

Ref No. (Address) Name Function Remarks

S101 (C-2) IO-243 board reset The IO-243 board is reset by pressing this switch.
switch n
This switch is factory use only. Do not press it in the normal operation.
S102 (C-2) IO-243 board Factory setting: OFF ON
adjustment switch S102-1 to 8: Factory use only (always OFF in the normal operation)
OFF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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1-4-2. Indicator

1. PU-131 board

A B C D E F G H J
D7501-D7504 1
D7505
D7506-D7509
D2304
2

D1601-D1603
D1528
3
D1503-D1521 D7001-D7004
D1524, D1525 D7005
D7006-D7009
4

D4002
5
D4001 D3501-D3506

D201-D204 6

D301-D304

7
D3001-D3006 D4505-
D411-D414 D4508
D101
D4501-D4504 8
D4509

n
The parts location on the board is shown in parentheses.

Ref No. (Address) Color Name Function

D2304 (C-2) Red PU-131 POWER indicator This indicator is lit when the DC-DC converter is in the
abnormal state.
D4002 (A-5) Green PU-131 IFPLD startup status This indicator is lit when IFPLD is activated.
D4001 (A-5) Green PU-131 FPGA startup status This indicator is lit when FPGA is activated.
D1528 (A-3) Blue IC1501 POWER indicator Factory use only
D1601 (A-3) to D1603 (A-3) Blue PU-131 IC1601 indicator Factory use only
D1503 (A-3) to D1521 (A-3) Red PU-131 POWER indicator This indicator is lit when the power supply voltage of
each block is in the abnormal state.
D1524 (A-3), D1525 (A-3) Red PU-131 IC1503 indicator Factory use only
D3001 (B-7) to D3006 (B-7) Blue PU-131 1000BASE-T indicator Factory use only
D3501 (C-6) to D3506 (C-6) Blue PU-131 internal 1000BASE-T indicator Factory use only
D411 (D-8) to D414 (D-8) Blue SMS internal 1000BASE-T indicator Factory use only
D201 (B-6) to D204 (B-6) Blue PU-131 IC205 indicator Factory use only
D301 (C-6) to D304 (C-6) Blue PU-131 IC305 indicator Factory use only
D4501 (E-8) to D4504 (E-8) Green PU-131 IC4501 indicator Factory use only
D4509 (F-8) Green PU-131 IC4501 startup indicator Factory use only
D4505 (E-8) to D4508 (E-8) Blue PU-131 indicator Factory use only
D101 (F-8) Blue SMS HDD access indicator Factory use only
D7001 (H-3) to D7004 (H-3) Blue PU-131 HDD access indicator This indicator is lit during the HDD access.
D7501 (H-2) to D7504 (H-2) Blue PU-131 HDD access indicator This indicator is lit during the HDD access.
D7005 (H-3) Green PU-131 SATA status indicator This indicator blinks during the operation of IC7001.
D7505 (H-2) Green PU-131 SATA status indicator This indicator blinks during the operation of IC7501.
D7006 (H-3) to D7009 (H-3) Red PU-131 SATA ERROR indicator This indicator is lit during the physical link error of SATA.
D7506 (H-2) to D7509 (H-2) Red PU-131 SATA ERROR indicator This indicator is lit during the physical link error of SATA.
n
The LED for HDD that is not connected is always lit.

LMT-300 1-11 (E)

2. MPU-148 board

D701-D708
1
A B C D E F G

n
The parts location on the board is shown in parentheses.

Ref No. (Address) Color Name Function

D701 (F-1) Green MPU-148 indicator Factory use only
D702 (F-1) Green MPU-148 indicator Factory use only
D703 (F-1) Green MPU-148 indicator Factory use only
D704 (F-1) Green MPU-148 indicator Factory use only
D705 (F-1) Green MPU-148 indicator Factory use only
D706 (F-1) Green MPU-148 indicator Factory use only
D707 (F-1) Green MPU-148 indicator Factory use only
D708 (F-1) Green MPU-148 indicator Factory use only

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3. SSP-27A board/SSP-27B board

A B C D E F G H A B C D E F G H
1 D603 1 D501, D521, D522,
D405-D408 D405-D408 D520, D500
D604 D1-D4 D4405

2 2
D801 D51-D53

D1001
D1801
3 3
D1101

4 4 D3301-D3304

D1801
5 5

6 D4005 6 D4005
D4101 D4101
D2625-D2628
7 D2625-D2628 D3301-D3304 7
D101 D103 D101 D103
D102 D104 D102 D104

SSP-27A board SSP-27B board

SSP-27A board
n The parts location on the board is shown in parentheses.

Ref No. (Address) Color Name Function

D603 (D-1) Green SSP-27A POWER indicator This indicator is lit when the DC-DC converter is in the normal state.
D604 (C-2) Green SSP-27A IC604 status Factory use only
D1001 (C-2) Green SSP-27A CRC status Factory use only
D801 (C-2) Green SSP-27A IC601 startup status Factory use only (This indicator blinks when IC601 is activated.)
D1101 (H-3) Green SSP-27A IC1101 startup status Factory use only (This indicator blinks when IC1101 is activated.)
D1801 (C-5) Green SSP-27A IC1801 startup status Factory use only
(This indicator is blinks when IC1801 is activated.)
D4101 (B-6) Green SSP-27A IC4001 startup status This indicator is blinks when IC4001 is activated.
D4005 (B-6) Green SSP-27A FPGA startup status This indicator is lit when FPGA on the SSP-27A board is activated.
D2625 (D-7) to D2628 (D-7) Green SSP-27A IC2401 startup status Factory use only (This indicator blinks when IC2401 is activated.)
D3301 (E-7) to D3304 (E-7) Green SSP-27A IC3201 startup status Factory use only (This indicator blinks when IC3201 is activated.)
D101 (D-7) to D104 (D-7) Green SSP-27A status Factory use only
D1 (G-1) to D4 (G-1) Green SSP-27A IC1 status Factory use only
D51 (G-2) to D53 (G-2) Green SSP-27A IC36 status Factory use only
D405 (B-1) to D408 (B-1) Green SSP-27A status Factory use only

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SSP-27B board
n The parts location on the board is shown in parentheses.

Ref No. (Address) Color Name Function

D4405 (G-2) Green SSP-27B POWER indicator This indicator is lit when the DC-DC converter is in the normal state.
D501 (C-1) Green DEC-177 status Factory use only
D521 (C-1) Green DEC-177 KEYCHECK status Factory use only
D522 (C-1) Red DEC-177 CRC status Factory use only
D520 (C-1) Green DEC-177 C3 startup status Factory use only
(This indicator blinks when IC1101 on the DEC-177 board is
activated.)
D500 (C-1) Green DEC-177 V6 startup status Factory use only
(This indicator blinks when IC400 on the DEC-177 board is
activated.)
D1801 (H-3) Green SSP-27B IC1801 startup status Factory use only (This indicator is lit when IC1801 is activated.)
D4101 (B-6) Green SSP-27B IC4001 startup status This indicator is blinks when IC4001 is activated.
D4005 (B-6) Green SSP-27B FPGA startup status This indicator is lit when FPGA on the SSP-27B board is activated.
D2625 (D-7) to D2628 (D-7) Green SSP-27B IC2401 startup status Factory use only (This indicator blinks when IC2401 is activated.)
D101 (D-7) to D104 (D-7) Green SSP-27A status Factory use only
D3301 (H-4) to D3304 (H-4) Green SSP-27B IC3201 startup status Factory use only (This indicator blinks when IC3201 is activated.)
D405 (C-1) to D408 (C-1) Green DEC-177 status Factory use only

4. DP-455 board

A B C D
D113
1

D114

D104 D105
2 D106 D107
D201 D202
D203 D204
D205 D206

3 D109 D111
D110 D108 D112

nThe parts location on the board is shown in parentheses.

Ref No. (Address) Color Name Function

D113 (B-1) Red DP-455 POWER indicator This indicator is lit when the DC-DC converter is in the normal state.
D114 (A-1) Red DP-455 POWER indicator This indicator is lit when the DC-DC converter is in the normal state.
D110 (A-3) Green READY indicator This indicator blinks during the startup and it is lit in the standby state.
D109 (A-3) Green/Red LAN indicator Factory use only (This indicator blinks during the network communication.)
D108 (B-3) Green PLAY indicator This indicator is lit during the reproduction and it turns off when the
reproduction is stopped.
D111(B-3) Green HDD access indicator Factory use only (This indicator is lit during the access to HDD.)
D112 (B-3) Amber/ ALARM indicator Amber: This indicator blinks when there is any abnormal state that
Red may cause operational problem.
Red: This indicator is lit when there is abnormal state that pre-
vents the reproduction.
D104 (C-2) to D105 (C-2) Green Factory use only
D106 (C-2) to D107 (C-2) Green Factory use only
D201 (C-2) to D202 (C-2) Green Factory use only
D203 (C-2) to D204 (C-2) Green Factory use only
D205 (C-2) to D206 (C-2) Green Factory use only

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5. CN-3058 board

1
D2 D1
B A

n
The parts location on the board is shown in parentheses.

Ref No. (Address) Color Name Function

D1 (A-1) Green CN-3058 POWER indicator This indicator is lit when the DC-DC converter is in the
normal state.
D2 (B-1) Red CN-3058 indicator Factory use only

6. IF-1036 board

A B

D20

D19

n
The parts location on the board is shown in parentheses.

Ref No. (Address) Color Name Function

D19 (B-2) Green IF-1036 READY indicator This indicator is lit during normal operation.
D20 (B-2) Red IF-1036 FAULT indicator This indicator is lit when an abnormal state occurs

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7. MB-1143 board

A B C D E F G H J K L M N P R

D1 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 D9 D10
1

n
The parts location on the board is shown in parentheses.

Ref No. (Address) Color Name Function

D1 (A-1) Green SSD status indicator Lights up during SSD access.
D4 (D-1) Green/Amber/Red HDD1 status indicator This indicator shows the status of HDD1.
(For details, refer to “10. HDD”.)
D5 (E-1) Green/Amber/Red HDD2 status indicator This indicator shows the status of HDD2.
(For details, refer to “10. HDD”.)
D6 (F-1) Green/Amber/Red HDD3 status indicator This indicator shows the status of HDD3.
(For details, refer to “10. HDD”.)
D7 (G-1) Green/Amber/Red HDD4 status indicator This indicator shows the status of HDD4.
(For details, refer to “10. HDD”.)
D8 (H-1) Green/Amber/Red HDD5 status indicator This indicator shows the status of HDD5.
(For details, refer to “10. HDD”.)
D9 (J-1) Green/Amber/Red HDD6 status indicator This indicator shows the status of HDD6.
(For details, refer to “10. HDD”.)
D10 (K-1) Green/Amber/Red HDD7 status indicator This indicator shows the status of HDD7.
(For details, refer to “10. HDD”.)

A B C D213 D E
D212
1
D403
D115

D302 D401
D101 D400
2 D102 D112
D103 D109
D104
D105
D106
D107
D108

8. CP-406 board
n
The address on the board is indicated in parenthesis.

Ref No. (Address) Color Name Function

D101 to D108 (D-2) Green Factory use only
D109 (E-2) Green CP-406 POWER indicator Lights up when the power is supplied.
D112 (D-2) Green CP-406 POWER indicator Lights up when the DC-DC converter is normal.
D115 (D-2) Green CP-406 POWER indicator Lights up when the DC-DC converter is normal.
D212, D213 (D-1) Green CP-406 serial indicator Blinks when the serial communication is performed.
D302 (A-2) Green CP-406 DC OUT POWER indicator Lights up when the DC OUT is output.
D400, D401 (E-2) Green CP-406 serial indicator Blinks when the serial communication is performed.

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9. IO-243 board

A B C D E
1 D207 D208

D112

D209 D210

D101
2 D102
D103
D211 D212 D104
D105 D113
D106
D107
D108
D109

n
The address on the board is indicated in parenthesis.

Ref No. (Address) Color Name Function

D101 to D108 (D-2) Green Factory use only
D109 (E-3) Green IO-243 POWER indicator Lights up when the power is supplied.
D112 (D-2) Green IO-243 POWER indicator Lights up when the DC-DC converter is normal.
D113 (D-2) Green IO-243 POWER indicator Lights up when the DC-DC converter is normal.
D207, D208 (B-1) Green IO-243 RELAY indicator Lights up when the relay circuit becomes C-B connection.
(Turns off when it becomes the initial state A-C connection.)
D209 to D212 (B-2) Green IO-243 RELAY indicator Lights up when the relay circuit becomes C-B connection.
(Turns off when it becomes the initial state A-C connection.)

Relay
A
RY-N/C

C
RY-COM

B
RY-N/O

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10. HDD

Rear

Front

No. Name Color Description

1 POWER Indicator Green Power was supplied to the corresponding power units.
Red (blinks/lights) An error occurred in the corresponding power units.
2 HDD Status indicator Green (lights) The corresponding HDD operates normally.
Green (blinks) during import to HDD and PB operation
Amber (lights) The corresponding HDD is in the initialization state or warning is generated.
Red (lights) An error occurred in the corresponding HDD or HDD is not mounted.

1-5. Periodical Check

In order to maintain the performance of this unit, check the following parts periodically and replace them as required.

Parts Period Replacing procedure

Switching regulator 5 years Refer to Section 3-4-1.
DC fan 7 years Refer to Section 3-4-2.
Backup battery 5 years Refer to Section 3-4-3.

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1-6. About the Serial Number

There are two serial numbers as follows.

1. Electronic serial number
The serial number of MEDIA BLOCK INFORMATION applies to this.

Serial No.

2. Product serial number

The serial number indicated on the nameplate affixed on the side of the product.

LMT-300 1-19 (E)

 Section 2
Maintenance Functions

For the example of notation during use of a personal computer, in this manual, the characters displayed on
the screen are distinguished from the characters actually entered on the screen as shown in the table
below.

Character type Display example Standard of distinction

Roman UTY> Message automatically displayed using a program
Gothic (Italic) SDC-UTY Characters actually entered
Symbol Enter key
One-character space

Personal computer
Use a personal computer based on the specifications below.
. OS: Windows XP (English or Japanese edition)
. Pointing device (Mouse)
. Ethernet terminal

2-1. Log Acquisition

2-1-1. Service Log Acquisition

To acquire the service log of this unit, use a service log snapshot function in GUI of SMS.
(Refer the SMS manual for more details.)

2-1-2. Event Log and List

In this unit, the execution recording of operation is left as an event log file. Information during occurrence
of a warning or failure as well as events occurring in this unit is recorded in the event log file. The opera-
tion state of this unit can be checked in GUI of SMS. To acquire the previous event information, retrieve
an event log file using a “service log snapshot” function of SMS.
The “service log snapshot” function also gathers the debug log for a service support engineer as well as
the event log for a service engineer and compresses it as a zip file. This function expands only an event
log file below “./snapshot/mtm/log/mtlog” of the retrieved zip file. The contents of the event log file can
be checked using a text editor.
Refer to the Operation Manual of SMS GU for how to use the “service log snapshot” function.

1. Event recording format of event log file

An event is recorded as described below.
Jul 2 22:26:47 ERROR 1007 "VIDEO DEVICE UNAVAILABLE"
(1) (2) (3) (4)
(1) Event occurrence date
(2) Event level (INFORMATION, WARNING, ERROR)
(3) Event classification (4 Digits)
(4) Event display (supplemental information)

LMT-300 2-1 (E)

2. Event list
Events that may occur are described below.

Event Event display Description Remedy

classification
0000 INFORMATION MB START A media block starts. Operation
MB REBOOT A media block restarts. state
information
MB SHUTDOWN A media block stops.
CLIENT LOGIN A user logs in.
CLIENT LOGOUT A user logs out.
PASSWORD CHANGED:<user> The password of <user> was changed.
NETWORK CONF CHANGED The setting of a network was changed.
AUDIO ROUTING CHANGED The setting of audio output switching was changed.
AV DELAY CHANGED Video and audio delay values were changed.
PLAY TYPE CHANGED The playback format was changed.
CLOCK CHANGED The date was changed.
TIMEZONE CHANGED The time zone was changed.
MB CERT RETRIEVED The certificate of this unit was acquired.
ROOT CERT IMPORTED:<file> The route certificate of <file> was imported.
ROOT CERT DELETED:<file> The route certificate of <file> was deleted.
SECURITY LOG RETRIEVED A security log was acquired.
LOG SNAPSHOT PERFORMED A snapshot log has been acquired.
CSS INITIALIZED CSS was initialized.
TAMPER EVENT DETECTED A tamper event was detected.
RAID REBUILDING START The reconstruction of RAID was started.
RAID REBUILDING END The reconstruction of RAID was terminated.
HDD EJECTED:<slot> HDD was ejected from the slot of a <slot> number.
HDD INSERTED:<slot> HDD was inserted into the slot of a <slot> number.
DCP INGEST START DCP loading was started.
DCP INGEST END DCP loading was terminated.
DCP INGEST ERR:PKL MISSING PKL does not exist in DCP.
DCP INGEST ERR:CPL MISSING CPL cannot be found in DCP.
DCP INGEST ERR:PARSE FAILED <file> failed in parsing.
<file>
DCP INGEST ERR:<uuid> MISSING in The file specified by UUID in CPL cannot be
<cpl file> found.
DCP INGEST ERR:OUT OF SPEC <file> violates the specifications of a media block.
<file>
DCP OVER MAX COUNT The maximum number of allowable DCPs was
exceeded.
CPL OVER MAX COUNT The maximum number of allowable CPLs was
exceeded.
KDM OVER MAX COUNT The maximum number of allowable KDMs was
exceeded.
DCP INGEST ERR:OVER MAX REEL The number of REELs contained in <cpl file>
COUNT: <cpl file> exceeded the maximum allowable count.
DCP REGISTERED: <dcpid> DCP was registered by <dcpid>.
DCP DELETED:<dcpid> DCP of <dcpid> was deleted.
CPL VERIFICATION OK:<file> <cplid> The file name is <file>. CPL of <cplid> succeeded
in signature verification.
CPL VERIFICATION NG: <file> <cplid> The file name is <file>. CPL of <cplid> failed in
signature verification.

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 Event Event display Description Remedy
classification
0000 INFORMATION CPL NOT SIGNED:<file> <cplid> The file name is <file>. The CPL signature of Operation
<cplid> did not exist. state
PKL VERIFICATION OK:<file> <pklid> The file name is <file>. PKL of <pklid> succeeded information
in signature verification.
PKL VERIFICATION NG:<file> <pklid> The file name is <file>. PKL of <pklid> failed in
signature verification.
PKL NOT SIGNED:<file> <pklid> The file name is <file>. The PKL signature of
<pklid> did not exist.
DCP VALIDATION START:<dcpid> The DCP validity check of <dcpid> was started.
DCP VALIDATION END :<dcpid> The DCP validity check of <dcpid> was terminated.
DCP VALIDATION CANCELED:<dcpid> The DCP validity check of <dcpid> was canceled.
DCP VALIDATION OK: <dcpid> DCP of <dcpid> succeeded in validity verification.
DCP VALIDATION NG: <file> in As the result of DCP validity verification of
<dcpid> <dcpid>, <file> failed.
DCP VALIDATION NG: ASSETMAP As the result of DCP validity verification of
MISSING in <dcpid> <dcpid>, ASSETMAP failed without existing.
DCP VALIDATION NG: PKL MISSING As the result of DCP validity verification of
in <dcpid> <dcpid>, PLK failed without existing.
KDM IMPORTED:<cplid> KDM of <cplid> CPL was read.
KDM DELETED (CPLID) :<cplid> KDM of <cplid> CPL was deleted.
KDM DELETED (KDMID):<kdmid> KDM of <kdmid> was deleted.
KDM EXPIRED: <kdmid> The KDM time limit of <kdmid> has expired.
SHOW START:<cplid> The CPL projection of <cplid> was started.
SHOW END:<cplid> The CPL projection of <cplid> was terminated.
ANY FILE RETRIEVED:<file> The <file> file in the work area of this unit was acquired.
ANY FILE STORED:<file> The <file> file of a user was written into the work
area of this unit.
ANY FILE DELETED:<file> The <file> file in the work area of this unit was deleted.
CLOCK ADJUSTMENT RANGE OVER The allowable range of the settable time setting in
one year was exceeded.
CLIENT DISCONNECTED The heartbeat from SMS cannot be received
within three minutes by this unit and the estab-
lished session is disconnected.
PRJ INITIALIZED Preparation for communication with SRX-R320
was completed.
PRJ DISCONNECTED Communication with SRX-R320 was disconnect-
ed.
PRJ CONNECTED Communication with SRX-R320 was established.
PRJ DIVORCE CABLE A Disconnected LVDS cable A was detected.
PRJ DIVORCE CABLE B Disconnected LVDS cable B was detected.
PRJ DIVORCE AUTH Authentication to SRX-R320 failed.
PRJ CERT MISMATCH Authentication failed because the certificate of
SRX-R320 did not coincide.
PRJ SERIAL MISMATCH Authentication failed because the serial number of
SRX-R320 did not coincide.
PRJ BTTRY DFCT Decrease in the battery voltage of SRX-R320 was
detected.
PRJ AUTH FAIL Authentication to SRX-R320 failed.
PRJ CLOCK ADJUSTMENT RANGE The allowable range of the settable time setting
OVER for one year in SRX-R320 was exceeded.

LMT-300 2-3 (E)

 Event Event display Description Remedy
classification
0000 INFORMATION SHOW START The CPL verification status of <cplid> failed in Operation state information
FAILED the start of projection because it is <Verify
VERIFY:<Verify Status>.
Status> <cplid>
SHOW START The CPL validity verification status failed in the
FAILED start of projection because it is <Validate
VALIDATE:<Validate Status>.
Status> <cplid>
KDM KEY TYPE KeyType in KDM of <kdmid> did not exist.
MISSING:<kdmid>
SHOW START The start of projection failed because CPL
FAILED MISMATCH ContentAuthenticator of <cplid> does not
CONTENT AUTH coincide.
<cplid>
SHOW START The start of projection failed because CPL Key-
FAILED MISMATCH Type of <cplid> does not coincide with Key-
KEY TYPE <cplid> Type specified by KDM.
SHOW START The start of projection failed because the
FAILED. certificate information of MediaBlock is not
TDL ERROR MB described in TDL of KDM for CPL of <cplid>.
<cplid>
SHOW START The start of projection failed because the
FAILED. certificate information of projector is not
TDL ERROR PRJ described in TDL of KDM for CPL of <cplid>.
<cplid>
KDM ALL DELETED All KDMs are deleted.
SHOW START The start of projection failed because the
FAILED. unwrapping of CPL caption file of <cplid> has
SUBTITLE UNWRAP failed.
FAILURE. <cplid>
CC UNWRAP The unwrapping of closed caption file failed.
FAILURE. <cplid>
Mismatch HI/VI HI/VI channel configuration labels are different
channel label in reels
S2S CLIENT Transfer of S2S client was started.
TRANSFER START
S2S CLIENT Transfer of S2S client was ended.
TRANSFER END
DCP TRANSFER Transfer of S2S server was started.
START
DCP TRANSFER Transfer of S2S server was ended.
END
DCBLOCK Version DCBLOCK version mismatch
mismatch
0004 ERROR MPU BOOT ERR An error occurs during MPU start. Replace the PU-131 board.
0006 ERROR MPU DDR ERR An error occurs in the memory of MPU. Replace the DDR SDRAM
DIMM module of a PU-131
board assembly.
0007 ERROR PU LOW VLT The decrease in the supply voltage of the Check that a detection
PU-131 board is detected. switching regulator is not
defective.
0008 WARNING BTRRY DFCT The voltage decrease in a spare battery for Replace the four backup
commercial AC power stop is detected. batteries of two fan units.
0011 ERROR PU SRAM ERR An error occurs in SRAM on the PU-131 board. Replace the PU-131 board.
0028 WARNING THERMO ERR An error occurs in the temperature sensor on Replace the PU-131 board.
the PU-131 board.

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 Event Event display Description Remedy
classification
0031 ERROR DDR MPU ERR An error is detected during I2C check of MPU memo- Replace the DDR SDRAM
ry. DIMM module of a PU-131
board assembly.
0050 WARNING SET OVER HEAT The abnormal increase in a temperature is detected Replace the air filter or
inside this unit. adjust the operating
temperature.
0060 ERROR FPGA ECC ERR An uncorrectable error occurs in RAID. Analyze a log and take
measures for the defective
point.
0061 ERROR DIMM1 ECC ERR An uncorrectable error occurs in SO DIMM on the Replace the SO-DIMM
PU-131 board. card of a PU-131 board
assembly.
0072 WARNING UNFORMAT A logical format is not executed. Execute the logical format.
0090 ERROR SAS CTRL1 ERR An error occurs in the HDD control circuit (IC1) on Replace the PU-131 board.
the PU-131 board.
0091 ERROR SAS CTRL2 ERR An error occurs in the HDD control circuit (IC2) on Replace the PU-131 board.
the PU-131 board.
0094 ERROR FPGA ERR An error occurs in FPGA on the PU-131 board. Replace the PU-131 board.
0097 ERROR FPGA DIMM ERR A data error occurs in SO DIMM on the PU-131 Replace the SO-DIMM
board. card of a PU-131 board
assembly.
0114 WARNING FAN A1 DEFECT An error occurs in fan 1 of fan unit A. Replace fan 1 of fan unit A.
0115 WARNING FAN A2 DEFECT An error occurs in fan 2 of fan unit A. Replace fan 2 of fan unit A.
0116 WARNING FAN B1 DEFECT An error occurs in fan 1 of fan unit B. Replace fan 1 of fan unit B.
0117 WARNING FAN B2 DEFECT An error occurs in fan 2 of fan unit B. Replace fan 2 of fan unit B.
0118 to WARNING HDD<no> WARNING An error occurs in <no> HDD. Use continuously.
0124 or ERROR (This unit can be used continuously.)
0133 to ERROR HDD<no> FAIL An error occurs in HDD of a <no> number. Remove HDD of a <no>
0139 (This unit cannot be used continuously.) number after alternate
HDD is inserted.
1000 ERROR AGENT SERVICE Processing stops due to the logical mismatching of Submit the occurrence
MISSING. communication between SMS and this unit. date, symptom, and log to
Sony representatives.
Temporary measures:
Restart this unit.
1002 ERROR TAMPER A tamper-event detector cannot be connected. Check the connection of a
MONITORING CSS harness. Submit the
UNAVAILABLE occurrence date,
symptom, and log to Sony
representatives.
1004 ERROR PLAYER Projection stops due to logical mismatching. Submit the occurrence
SERVICEMISSING date, symptom, and log to
Sony representatives.
Temporary measures:
Restart this unit.
1005 ERROR SUBTITLE SERVICE Subtitle processing stops due to logical mismatching. Submit the occurrence
MISSING date, symptom, and log to
Sony representatives.
Temporary measures:
Restart this unit.
1006 ERROR DATABASE SER- Database processing stops due to logical Submit the occurrence
VICE MISSING mismatching. date, symptom, and log to
Subtitle processing stops due to logical mismatching. Sony representatives.
Temporary measures:
Restart this unit.

LMT-300 2-5 (E)

 Event Event display Description Remedy
classification
1007 ERROR VIDEO DEVICE An error is detected in an image processing area. Check the block around an
UNAVAILABLE SSP assembly. Submit the
occurrence date, symptom,
and log to Sony representa-
tives.
1008 ERROR AUDIO DEVICE An error is detected in an audio processing area. Check the block around an
UNAVAILABLE SSP assembly. Submit the
occurrence date, symptom,
and log to Sony representa-
tives.
1009 ERROR SECURITY MODULE An error is detected in a security processing area. Check the block around an
UNAVAILABLE SSP assembly. Submit the
occurrence date, symptom,
and log to Sony representa-
tives.
1010 ERROR VFP UNAVAILABLE An error is detected in an image digital water- Check the block around an
marking processing area. SSP assembly. Submit the
occurrence date, symptom,
and log to Sony representa-
tives.
1011 ERROR AFP UNAVAILABLE An error is detected in an image digital water- Check the block around an
marking processing area. SSP assembly. Submit the
occurrence date, symptom,
and log to Sony representa-
tives.
1012 WARNING CLIENT DISCON- The heartbeat from SMS cannot be received Check the communication
NECTED within three minutes by this unit. The established status, including PC and a
session stops. communication path, of the
heartbeat.
1013 ERROR CTU UNAVAILABLE An error is detected in a CTU device area. Check the block around an
SSP assembly and submit
a log to Sony representa-
tives together with the
occurrence date and
symptoms.
1014 ERROR FACTORY SET An error is detected in an SSM device area. Check the block around an
DATA UNAVAILABLE SSP assembly and submit
a log to Sony representa-
tives together with the
occurrence date and
symptoms.
1016 ERROR COMMUNICATION An error is detected in internal communication Check the block around an
SERVICE MISSING state. SSP assembly and submit
a log to Sony representa-
tives together with the
occurrence date and
symptoms.
1040 ERROR CONTENTS DECO Material data is not decoded and encoded. Validate materials or check
DE FAIL the block around an SSP
assembly. Submit materials
if the occurrence date,
symptom, and log can be
submitted to Sony repre-
sentatives.
1041 ERROR CONTENTS PLAY Material data is not decoded and encoded. Check the block around an
FAILED: CODE nnn SSP assembly and submit
a log to Sony representa-
tives together with the
occurrence date and
symptoms.

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 Event Event display Description Remedy
classification
1042 ERROR SECURITY LOG The security log was not normally output. The If the system does not
ERR normal operation is restricted. restore after reboot, submit
a log to Sony representa-
tives together with the
occurrence date and
symptoms.
1050 WARNING or PS-A AC NG The AC supply voltage connected to switching Check the AC supply
ERROR regulator (PS) A is out of the specification range. voltage connected to PS A.
Replace PS A when a
detector is defective.
1051 ERROR PS-A FAN NG The fan of PS A is defective. Replace PS A.
1052 ERROR PS-A POWER ERR No PS A output exists. Replace PS A.
1053 ERROR PS-A TEMP NG The temperature of PS A is high. Examine the cause of a
temperature increase in PS
A. Replace PS A when it is
defective.
1054 ERROR PS-B AC NG The AC supply voltage connected to switching Check the AC supply
regulator (PS) B is out of the range. voltage connected to PS B.
Replace PS B when a
detector is defective.
1055 ERROR PS-B FAN NG The fan of PS B is defective. Replace PS B.
1056 ERROR PS-B POWER ERR No PS B output exists. Replace PS B.
1057 ERROR PS-B TEMP NG The temperature of PS B is high. Examine the cause of a
temperature increase in PS
B. Replace PS B when it is
defective.
1100 to ERROR DEVICE ACCESS The device driver of <function> does not function. Submit the occurrence date,
1399 FAIL:<function name> symptom, and log to Sony
representatives.
1400 WARNING REBUILDING RAID requests reconstruction. Insert spare HDD into an
REQUIRED empty slot and reconstruct
RAID.
1401 ERROR URGENT RAID requests urgent reconstruction. Insert spare HDD into an
REBUILDING empty slot and reconstruct
REQUIRED RAID.
1402 ERROR IN LIMITED MODE . Security log error occured. The operation is Internal log analysis is
limited. required. Submit the
occurrence date, symptom,
and log to Sony representa-
tives.

LMT-300 2-7 (E)

2-2. Firmware Updating

m
. Update firmware only in the PB stop state of this unit. Never update it in the PB and import states.
. Update firmware from Windows PC through a LAN network using an IE browser.
. The IP address during factory setting is “DHCP”. Change the setting of the IP address according to the
operating environment when required. (Refer to the PNT. Manual.)
(Example: 192.168.1.100)

. The updating package of this unit consists of the following four blocks.
MTA block: Application system
DC block: Decode system
RAID block: RAID system
OS block: Operating system
SMS app: Application system

2-2-1. LMT-300 Updating

Required equipment

. Personal computer (PC)

. Ethernet cable
(A crossing cable or straight cable can be used.)
. Updating package (update-MB3-(x).(y).(z).elp)

Connection

1. Connect the CTRL IN terminal of this unit and PC to network environment using an Ethernet cable.

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Procedure

1. Acquire an updating package from the “DigitalCinema Home Page”.

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The file name of an updating package is update-MB3-(x).(y).(z).elp.
The (x).(y).(z) display assigned to the file name indicates the version number. Change (x), (y), and (z)
for each release according to the rule below.
update-MB3-(x).(y).(z).elp
(x): Major change
(y): Minor change
(y): Bug fix

2. Connect to the CTRL IN terminal of this unit using the IE browser.

http://< SMSServer IP >:41902/user/upload_home.cgi

When performing the update in the status of system, input the address as follows.
http://< SMSServer IP >:41902/user/upload_home.cgi
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Type the IP address in <SMSServer IP>.
3. Enter “username” and “password” and click the [OK] button.
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If you do not know “username” and “password”, contact your local Sony Sales Office/Service Center.
4. Select the updating package of this unit and upload it.

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5. Check that “Software Update Complete!!” is displayed.
(Updating is completed.)
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If the “Software update Fail!!” message is displayed, capture the window and contact the Sony repre-
sentatives.

6. Restart this unit.

In the case of the system, shutdown the system from PJT and turn on the power again to restart the
system.
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When updating is successfully completed, the READY indicator on the front panel lights in green
after system start.

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2-2-2. SMS Update

Required equipment

. Personal computer (PC)

. apps_B(*).(*)(*).(*).tar updating file
. Browser (Internet browser, etc.)

Connection

1. Connect the CTRL IN terminal of this unit and PC to network environment using an Ethernet cable.

Procedure

1. Obtain the update package from the DigitalCinema home page.

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The file name of the update package is as follows.
apps_B(x).(y)(z).(build).tar
The characters (x), (y) and (z) in the file name represent the version number.
2. Connect to the connection port of device using the IE browser.
http://<SMSServer IP>:8081/
For ID:SMS Password, contact your local Sony Sales Office/Service Center.

After logging in, upload <apps_B3.0.0.*.tar> according to Menu.

Return using a [Home] button and press the Software Packages Install button. Click the check box
for the uploaded Package and install.
Check that Install Complete was displayed and return to Home.
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After “Install Complete” is displayed, SMS server may be rebooted.

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2-3. Saving of Memory Contents during Replacement of PU-131 Board
Assembly

When replacing the PU-131 board assembly, back up the information contained in the old board and
restore it after replacement. How to backup and restore the contents of memory is described below.

2-3-1. Backup

Required equipment

. Personal computer (PC)

. Ethernet cable
(A crossing cable or straight cable can be used.)
. getsetup.elp (Backup script file)
. getsetup.bat (Backup batch file)

Connection

1. Save the following two network settings using PJT.

. CTRL IN terminal: Menu-Maintenance-Network Setup
. DATA IN terminal: Menu-Content-S2S Network Setup
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When the value is 0.0.0.0, the default value 192.168.1.10 is set.
2. Connect the DATA IN terminal of this unit and a personal computer (PC) using an Ethernet cable.

Procedure

1. Acquire a backup package from the DigitalCinema home page.

2. Copy the two files in “Required equipment” to any folder in PC.
3. Connect this unit to a network using an IE browser.
http://192.168.1.10/user/upload_home.cgi
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For connection, the address of DATA IN terminal is used. Hereafter describes as to 192.168.1.10
(default).
4. Install a getsetup.elp file in this unit using an IE browser.
As a result, an intermediate file for backup is automatically generated inside this unit. Refer to Sec-
tion 2-2 for details of installation.
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Do not execute the restart procedure (the same operation as in step 7 of Section 2-2). This results in
the erasure of the intermediate file generated inside this unit.
5. In the MS-DOS command line of PC, move to the directory, in which the two files copied in proce-
dure 2 are stored, using a cd command.
c:\>cd temp
c:\temp>

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6. Enter “getstup.bat 192.168.1.10”.
(“192.168.1.10” is the IP address of this unit.)

c:\temp>getsetup 192.168.1.10

Data begins to be automatically delivered from the inside of this unit. It is created in PC as a memory
data file. (File name: setupdata)
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A memory data file is created in the folder where getsetup.bat was executed.
7. Perform the setting for the auto rebuild of network setting.
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When the PU-131 board assembly is replaced, the MAC address is changed. So the rebuild of the
network setting is required.
(1) Disconnect the Ethernet cable from the DATA IN terminal.
(2) Connect the Ethernet cable to the CTRL IN terminal of this unit.
(3) Log in to the SMS server using ssh.
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For ID: SMS Password, contact your local Sony Sales Office/Service Center.
(4) Execute the following command.
Command: # rm/home/sms/lock/smsnet-setup.lock
(5) Shut down the system.

Example of backup execution

1. The contents of entry after browser start are as described below.
URL http://192.168.1.10 <LMT300 IP Address>
File name Fgetsetup.elp
Upload

Check that the operation below is completed.

Software Update Complete !!

2. Check from a DOS command line.

c:\>ping 192.168.1.10

Check that a response exists. Check the IP setting of this unit or PC when no response exists.

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Entry from DOS command line and result
c:\temp>getsetup.bat 192.168.1.10
c:\temp>ftp -s:getsetup.ftp
ftp> open 192.168.1.10
Connected to 192.168.1.10.
220 Welcome to blah FTP service.
User (192.168.1.10:(none)):
331 Please specify the password.
230 Login successful.
ftp> bin
200 Switching to Binary mode.
ftp> get setupdata
200 PORT command successful. Consider using PASV.
150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for setupdata (2288072 bytes).
226 File send OK.
ftp: 2288072 bytes received in 0.19Seconds 12170.60Kbytes/sec.
ftp> quit
221 Goodbye.

After getsetup.bat is executed, check that a “setupdata” file can be created.

3. Perform the operation of this unit after the data backup operation above is executed.

2-3-2. Restoration

Required equipment

. Personal computer (PC)

. Ethernet cable (A crossing cable or straight cable can be used.)
. putsetup.elp (Restoration script file)
. putsetup.bat (Restoration batch file)
. setupdata (Memory data file (Created during backup))
. USB keyboard

Connection

1. Connect the DATA IN terminal of this unit and a personal computer (PC) using an Ethernet cable.

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Procedure

1. Acquire a backup package from the DigitalCinema home page.

2. After backup operation, turn off the power and then turn on it.
3. Copy the three files in “Required equipment” to any folder in PC.
4. In the MS-DOS command line of PC, move to the directory, in which the three files copied in proce-
dure 3 are stored, using a cd command.
c:\>cd temp
c:\temp>

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Check that the “setupdata” file acquired in Section 2-3-1 exists in the same folder.
5. Enter “putsetup.bat 192.168.1.10”.
(“192.168.1.10” is the IP address of this unit.)
c:\temp>putsetup 192.168.1.10

6. Data begins to be automatically sent from PC to this unit. An intermediate file is created inside this
unit.
7. Connect this unit to a network using an IE browser.
8. Install a putsetup.elp file in this unit using an IE browser.
The intermediate file in this unit is automatically written into the memory area of this unit.
(Refer to Section 2-2 for details of installation.)
9. Perform the time setting of SMS server.
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When the PU-131 board assembly is replaced, the time of SMS server may be delayed long. The time
is able to check at the upper-right of the PJT screen.
(1) Connect the USB keyboard to the blank USB connector on the rear of this unit.
(2) Reboot this unit.
(3) Press the F2 key at starting to enter the BIOS setting screen.
(4) Set the date and time correctly.
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Be sure to set the time using UTC.
(5) Press the F10 key to save the setting and exit the BIOS setting screen.
The SMS server is rebooted.
10. Check the setting on the Menu-Maintenance-Network Setup screen of PJT.
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The network setting returns default because of the rebuild of the network setting. Perform the network
setting of CTRL IN terminal as needed.
11. Check the setting on the Menu-Content-S2S Network Setup screen of PJT, then change the setting as
needed.

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Example of restoration
1. Check from a DOS command line.
c:\>ping <LMT300 IP Address>

Entry from DOS command line and result

c:\temp >putsetup.bat 192.168.1.10
c:\temp >echo off
c:\temp >ftp -s:putsetup.ftp
ftp> open 192.168.1.10
Connected to 192.168.1.10.
220 Welcome to blah FTP service.
User (192.168.1.10:(none)):
331 Please specify the password.
230 Login successful.
ftp> bin
200 Switching to Binary mode.
ftp> put setupdata
200 PORT command successful. Consider using PASV.
150 Ok to send data.
226 File receive OK.
ftp: 2289 bytes sent in 0.08Seconds 29349.05Kbytes/sec.
ftp> quit
221 Goodbye.

c:\temp >

2. The contents of entry after browser start are as described below.

URL http://192.168.1.10
ID:user
Password:passwd
File name Fputsetup.elp
Upload

Check that the operation above is completed.

Software Update Complete !!

Restart the power and complete.

2-3-3. Connection to System

Make a connection to the system in the procedure below when this unit was installed in an SRX-R320
system after board replacement and data transition are completed.

1. Connect all disconnected connection cables to the former places where they were connected.
2. Turn on the system power and start the system.
3. Set the Time using SRX-R320. (Refer to the “Operating Instructions” of SRX-R320.)
4. Set the Marriage using SRX-R320. (Refer to the “Operating Instructions” of SRX-R320.)
5. Set the Security using SRX-R320 or SMSC. (Refer to the “Operating Instructions” of SRX-R320 or
the SMSC Manual.)
6. Check that the Status Light lamp properly lights (in green).

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2-4. Reformatting of RAID

To reformat RAID, use “LMT 300 RAID FORMATTER” provided in the DigitalCinema home page.
Perform the reformatting by using a browser in the same way as when acquiring the firmware updating
package in Section 2-2.
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“RAID-Formatter” erases all data including 4K CINEALTA LOGO DCP in RAID.

1. Connect to this unit using an IE browser.

2. Select a RAID formatter for this unit and upload it.
3. Wait four minutes after formatting is completed.
4. Restart this unit.

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 Section 3
Replacing the Parts and Boards

3-1. Cautions before Installation

. The Hard Disk Drives (HDD) are installed in this unit. The HDD is a precision, delicate part. The
causes such as shock, vibration and electro static discharge (ESD) to the unit, and the conditions of
temperature and humidity may damage HDD or its data.
Before installation, read fully the following cautions, and perform the installation with extra care.
. This unit is dedicated for SRX-R320. Install it to the specified place according to the installation proce-
dure of this manual.

Cautions about shock and vibration

When transporting and moving;

. Pack the unit using the packaging materials specified by the manufacturer.
. Use a vibration-less carriage.
. Avoid rough routes, and manage the cart gently.

When placing on a floor or table;

. Put a cushion on stable and horizontal place, and put the unit on it gently.
. Do not place the unit near vibrating equipments.

For the unit;

. Never hit the unit, and drop the tool on the unit.

Caution on current condition

. Turn off the power of the unit when removing HDD before installation.
. Never give any vibration or shock for about 30 seconds after the power is turned off before installation.
. Do not apply any current to the chassis in which HDD was removed during installation.
. Return HDD to the former slot corresponding to the No. label before applying the current after installa-
tion. (Refer to step 3 in Section 1-6)

Precaution for installing in SRX-R320

. Mount in the rack after removing all built-in HDD from the unit.
. When removing and reinstalling HDD in the case of the installation or transportation of this unit, be
sure to use this unit and HDD supplied with this unit in pairs and install it in the specified place.

Caution about ESD

. Keep static-producing items such as plastics (air caps or others) away from the working area.
. When touching the HDD unit, be sure to wear a grounded earth-band to protect against ESD.

Cautions about temperature and humidity

. Temperature and humidity of storage and operating condition must be kept within the correct specified
range.
. Never turn on the power with the cabinet is removed in consideration of the air-cooling effect.

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Cautions when an error appears in a HDD

. Treat this unit conform to the above cautions, even when an error appeared.
. Keep the unit in the condition in which the error appeared, and record the details of the error.

3-2. Removing the Cabinet

When removing the cabinet, stop reproduction and turn off the power switches A and B. Then, unplug the
power cord from the AC inlet and wait for about 30 seconds until the HDD stops rotating.

Tighten the screws using the following standard tightening torque.

Screws size Standard tightening torque

M3.0 0.7 to 1.0 N.m (7 to 10 kgf.cm)
M4.0 1.2 to 1.6 N.m (12 to 16 kgf.cm)

3-2-1. Removing the Front Panel

1. Fully loosen the two screws (with stopper), then re-

move the front panel.
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(with stopper)
Take great care not to give any vibration and impact to
HDD while removing the top plate assembly.

2. To install, reverse the removal procedure.

Tightening torque: 0.8 N.m (8.16 kgf.cm)

Front panel PSW4 x 35

(with stopper)

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3-2-2. Removing the Top Plate Assembly

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Take great care not to give any vibration and impact to HDD while removing the top plate assembly.

1. Remove this unit. (Refer to Section 1-1.)

2. Remove the front panel. (Refer to Section 3-2-1.)

3. Remove the five screws, then remove the top plate

Top plate assembly
assembly.
B4 x 6
4. To install, reverse the removal procedure. B4 x 6

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3-3. Main Parts Location

SO-DIMM cards 9 CPU board

1 CN-3058 boards
4 MPU-148 board
5 PU-131 board

6 SSP-27A board/
SSP-27B board

2 DP-455 board
3 MB-1143 board

DC fans

Switching regulator
DC fans

SSD
(including IF-1180 board)*

HDD
(including IF-1036 board)
7 CP-406 board
*: IF-1036A board may be included depending on the
8 IO-243 boards manufactured time.

No. Board name Function name No. Board name Function name
1 CN-3058 Connector board 6 SSP-27A Scene, sound & subtitle processing board
2 DP-455 Maintenance SW & LED board SSP-27B
3 MB-1143 Motherboard 7 CP-406 Dedicated IO board
4 MPU-148 CPU board for media block 8 IO-243 GPIO board
5 PU-131 Processor unit board 9 CPU CPU board for SMS

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3-4. Replacing the Main Parts

3-4-1. Switching Regulator

If an abnormal state occurs in the switching regulator, it is notified by the ALARM indicator (D112) on
the DP-455 board (amber: blinks, red: lights up). Replace the switching regulator whose POWER indica-
tor blinks or lights up (red). (Refer to Section 1-4-2.)

Replacement part

Part name: Switching regulator

Part number: ! 1-474-334-11

Replacement procedure

m . For your safety, be sure to turn off the power before replacing the power supply.
. When supplying the power, block the power slot with the power source or the panel to
prevent the decrease of cooling effect.
. The switching regulator installed in this unit differs from the shipment time.
Old type: A-1795-659-A
New type: 1-474-334-11
. When installing the two switching regulators, be unmixed with the old one and new one. If
mixed, this unit may operate improperly.

1. Turn off the power of the switching regulator to be

replaced and unplug the power cord from the AC inlet.
2. Remove the two screws and pull out the switching
regulator in the direction of the arrow while holding Power switch
the handle.

3. To install, reverse the removal procedure.

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. Push the handle of the switching regulator to secure-
Switching regulator
ly attach it.
. Tighten the fixing screws securely to the switching
regulator.
. If the switching regulator is not attached securely,
the contact resistance of the connector increases,
which may result in a fire or damage to the parts. B3 x 6

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. The switching regulator can be replaced in the state that
it is installed in SRX-R320.
. At the factory, this unit has one switching regulator.
However, it is possible to mount another switching regu-
lator to this unit using the slot of the spare power supply.
When the two switching regulators are mounted on this
unit, even if the power of one switching regulator is
turned off, this unit can operate if the power of the other
switching regulator is turned on.
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3-4-2. DC Fan

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When an abnormal state occurs in the DC fan, the ALARM indicator (D112) on the control panel assem-
bly (DP-455 board) is lit to notice the problem. (Refer to Section 1-4-2.)
Check the rotational state of the DC fan on the back and replace it.

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. Two DC fans are installed in the fan case assembly. They can be replaced in the same procedure.
. The DC fan can be replaced in the state that it is installed in SRX-R320.

Replacement part

Part name: DC fan

Part number: ! 1-787-390-11

Replacement procedure

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. For your safety, be sure to turn off the power before replacing the DC fan.
. Do not turn on the power with the fan case assembly removed because the DC fans are used for cooling
this unit.
. Do not pull out the two DC fans at a time because the battery is mounted on the fan case assembly.

1. Remove the two screws, then pull out the fan case
assembly while holding the handle.
Fan case assembly

B3 x 6

Handle

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2. Open the four clamps in the direction of the arrow A,
and then disconnect the harness.
Harnesses
3. Disconnect the harnesses from the connectors (CN12
and CN13) on the CN-3058 board.
CN-3058 board

Clamps

CN13

CN12

4. Remove the two screws, and then remove the nut (fan)
and DC fan in the direction of the arrow. Nut (fan)

DC fan

B3 x 35

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5. To install, reverse the removal procedure.
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Fig. 1
. Install the DC fan in the direction shown in Fig. 1.
. Install the harness as shown in Fig. 2.

Direction of the DC fan when viewed from the

direction of arrow

Fig. 2
CN-3058 board

Fan 2
(CN12)

Fan 1
(CN13)

Fan 1 Fan 2

Top view

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3-4-3. Backup Battery

The lithium battery for backup is attached to the CN-3058 board of this unit.
If the battery is running low, the ALARM indicator (D112) on the DP-455 board is lit to notice the prob-
lem. (Refer to Section 1-4-2.) Check this before replacing the battery.

Board Ref. No. Product name Board backup Saved data

CN-3058 BT100 CR-2450 PU-131 Data such as HDD information
BT101 CR-2450 SSP-27/27A/27B System data
The battery will not be drained much while the power is supplied to the board, but it is recommended that you replace the battery every
five years.

Replacement part

Purchase a commercially-available battery.

Type name : Lithium battery
Battery specifications : Product name CR-2450 (! 1-528-229-61)
Voltage 3V
Capacity 550 mAH

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The battery may result in explosion, fire or heat if the following precautions are not observed:
. Do not charge, short, disassemble, deform, heat or throw it into a fire.
. Use the same type of battery or its equivalent as that specified by the manufacturer of the machine.
. Before discarding the battery, stick tape over the positive and negative terminals to prevent them touch-
ing other metal or batteries.

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The battery may result in explosion or liquid leakage if the following precaution is not observed :
. Carefully connect the battery with the correct positive and negative polarities.

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Replacement procedure

1. Pull out the fan case assembly.

(Refer to step 1 in Section 3-4-2.)
2. Remove the backup batteries.
There are two different types of battery holder depend-
ing on the manufacturing time. The method of remov-
ing the battery is different in each type. Remove the
batteries in the method for each type as shown in Fig.
1 and Fig. 2.

In the case of type 1 (Fig. 1)

Remove the backup batteries from BT100 and BT101 on CN-3058 board BT101
the CN-3058 board by pushing up them as shown in Fig.1.
Fan case assembly
In the case of type 2 (Fig. 2)
Insert the insulated stick into the battery holder of BT100
and BT101 on the CN-3058 board as shown in the figure to
raise the battery, then remove it in the direction of the
arrow.
BT100

3. To install, reverse the removal procedure.

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(1) Attach the battery so that the positive terminal faces
up.
(2) Be careful in using a tool. Because the use of metal
tool (such as screwdriver) may cause a short circuit Fig.1
Push up here
problem. (type 1)
(3) Two fan case assemblies are installed in this unit. The
backup batteries of these fan case assemblies can be
replaced in the same procedure.
(4) Do not pull out the two fan case assemblies at a time
because the data such as system data and HDD infor-
mation data in this unit are saved by the backup bat-
tery. Fig.2
(5) In case that the batteries are not attached or the battery (type 2)
voltage is extremely low, the voltage monitoring Insulated stick
cannot be performed normally. When the voltage moni-
toring alarm of this unit occurs, immediately replace
all four batteries.

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The SSP-27B board also has the lithium battery for backup.
It is not required to replace the battery even if it is running
low. However, when repairing the SSP-27B board, replace
the battery. For the replacement procedure, contact your
local Sony Sales Office/Service Center.

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3-4-4. HDD

This section describes how to replace the HDD with the main power turned on.
It is required to replace the HDD that reached the end of its life.When the end of HDD’s life is detected,
replace it as early as possible.

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The HDD can be replaced in the state that it is installed in SRX-R320.

Replacement part

Part name: HDD (500-RP)

Part number: ! A-1779-388-A

HDD removing/inserting

. After the startup procedure of this unit is completed, only the HDD whose indicator on the upper por-
tion of the slot is turned off can be removed.
. Do not insert and remove the HDD during startup and quitting procedures.
. You can insert only the HDD supplied with this unit or repaired HDD into the slot. The HDD that has
been used in other LMT-300/200 can not be used.
. You can remove the HDD temporarily with the power of this unit turned off. However, it is required to
put it back to the same slot before the next startup.

About rebuilding

Before replacing HDD, it is required to rebuild the data and administration information stored in the old
HDD to the new HDD (hereafter referred to as “spare HDD”). This procedure is called “Rebuilding”.
. The spare HDD is installed in this unit beforehand. The rebuilding process starts automatically immedi-
ately after this unit detects the end of HDD’s life.
. After the rebuilding is started and the indicator on the upper portion of the slot of the HDD that reached
the end of its life is turned off, the HDD can be discarded (remove from the slot) (usually it can be
discarded immediately after the rebuilding is started).
. Insert the new spare HDD into the emptied slot after discarding the old HDD. The rebuilding of HDD
that is in the next serious condition starts automatically. In this way, the rebuilding process is performed
efficiently.

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. Do not pull out the old HDD from the slot before the indicator turns off.
. Be sure to confirm the disposal method when picking up this unit or HDD because the stored contents
are the user’s property. When discarding the HDD, the user’s approval is required.
. Before discarding the HDD, be sure to destroy it physically.

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. The HDD rebuilding process takes approximately 12 hours.
. The film showing and DCP ingesting can be performed even during the rebuilding process. In this case,
the rebuilding process is interrupted and the time required for rebuilding process is prolonged by just
that time.

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Identifying the abnormal HDD

1. Check the ALARM indicator (D112) on the DP-455 board. (Refer to Section 1-4-2.)
. Lights in green:
Unit is operating normally. (Flashes when initializing the unit.)
. Flashes in amber:
There is one HDD that needs to be replaced. In this state, the film can be shown normally.
. Lights in red:
There are two HDDs that need to be replaced. In this state, the film can be shown normally for a
while. However, it will be difficult after a short time.

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Depending on the user authorization given by SMS, it is possible to know which HDD needs to be
replaced by viewing the SMS menu window. For details of SMS, refer to the manual supplied with
SMS.

2. Remove the front panel. (Refer to Section 3-2-1.)

Check that the indicator on the upper portion of the slot is not lit (or flashing) in green.
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IF all indicators on the upper portion of the slot are lit (or flashing) in green when the ALARM indi-
cator (D112) on the DP-455 board flashes in amber or red, a part other than the HDD unit is defective.

3. Replace the HDD whose indicator on the upper portion of the slot is turned off.
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Do not replace the HDD whose indicator on the upper portion of the slot is lit (or flash) in amber
because it is in the process of the record reproduction.
Once all HDDs whose indicators are off are replaced, the HDD indicator flashing (or staying lit) in
amber turns off. Check that the indicator is turned off, and replace the corresponding HDD.

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Replacement procedure

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. When replacing the HDD, be sure to wear a grounded earth-band to protect against static electricity.
. Be careful not to give any vibration and impact to the HDD.
. Be extremely careful when handling the HDD.
Take great care not to give any vibration and impact to other HDD when replacing the unit.

1. Carefully remove the front panel.

(Refer to Section 3-2-1.)
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When replacing the HDD on the back of the DP board
assembly, open the DP board assembly subsequently.
(Refer to Section 3-5-2.)

2. While pulling the handle of the HDD to be replaced

forward, gently push the levers in the direction of the
arrow A until they stop, and then carefully remove the
HDD.
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HDD labels No. 1 to No. 7 are stuck on the front of
each HDD.

HDD (unit)
HDD No. label

A
Levers
Handle

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Be sure to gently place the removed HDD on an anti-static Board facing up

shock-absorbing mat with the board facing up.

Shock-absorbing mat

3. Remove the two screws.

4. Remove the IF-1036 board in the direction of the
PSW3 x 6
arrow.
5. Install the IF-1036 board to new HDD (500-RP)
assembly in the reverse order of steps 3 and 4.
HDD (500-RP) IF-1036 board
assembly

Shock-absorbing mat

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6. Insert the HDD to be installed into the specified slot
with the levers pressed against the handle (see Fig. 1).
When the levers start rotating in the direction of the
arrow A, gently pushing the levers in the direction of
the arrow A and install the unit (see Fig. 2).
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Be careful not to give any vibration and impact to HDD.

7. Check that all indicators on the upper portion of the

slot are lit (or flashing).
8. Check that the ALARM indicator (D112) on the
DP-455 board is lit (or flashing) in green.
9. Stick the same HDD No. label as was stuck on the
replaced HDD in the position shown in the figure.

10. Attach the front panel. (Refer to Section 3-2-1.) HDD

HDD No. label

Fig. 1 Fig. 2

A
Levers
Levers
Handle
A

Levers pressed
against the handle

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3-4-5. SSD

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. Included board in the SSD assembly differs depending on the manufactured time.
When replacing the SSD assembly, make sure the parts with the combination of the following table.

PU-131 board assembly SSD assembly

PU-131 board assembly (A-1729-384-A) SSD assembly (A-1729-245-A)/SSD assembly (1180) (A-1891-869-A)
PU-131 board assembly (A-1729-384-B) SSD assembly (1180) (A-1891-869-A)

. When the SSD assembly is replaced, the following information is initialized. Perform the setting again.
(Refer to the SMS manual for more details.)
. Auditorium name . Network setting
. Closed Caption setting . Settings covered with the import/export function of SMSC
. SPL . Screening schedule

. The SSD assembly can be replaced in the state that it is installed in SRX-R320.

Replacement part

Part name: SSD assembly (1180)

Part number: ! A-1891-869-A

Replacement procedure

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When replacing the SSD, be sure to wear a grounded earth-band to protect against static electricity.

1. Carefully remove the front panel. (Refer to Section 3-2-1.)

2. Open the DP board assembly. (Refer to Section 3-5-2.)

3. While pulling the handle of the SSD to be replaced

forward, gently push the levers in the direction of the
arrow A until they stop, and then carefully remove the DP board assembly

SSD.

SSD (unit)

Levers
Handle

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Place the SSD with the board facing up. Board facing up

Shock-absorbing mat

4. Insert the SSD to be installed into the specified slot

with the levers pressed against the handle (see figure).
When the levers start rotating in the direction of the
arrow A, gently pushing the levers in the direction of
the arrow A and install the unit.
DP board assembly
5. Attach the front panel. (Refer to Section 3-2-1.)

SSD (unit)

A
Levers
Levers
Handle
A

Levers pressed
against the handle

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3-5. Replacing the Board

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When replacing the board, stop reproduction and turn off the power switches A and B. Then, unplug the
power cord from the AC inlet and wait for about 30 seconds until the HDD operation completely stops.

3-5-1. CN-3058 Board

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The CN-3058 board is installed in the fan case assembly.

Replacement part

Part name: CN-3058 board

Part number: A-1359-022-A

Replacement procedure

1. Remove the fan case assembly. (Refer to step 1 in Section 3-4-2.)

2. Disconnect the harnesses from the connectors (CN12

and CN13) on the CN-3058 board. PSW3 x 6
3. Remove the four screws, then remove the CN-3058
board.
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For details of replacing the backup battery, refer to
CN-3058 board
Section 3-4-3.

CN12
4. To install, reverse the removal procedure.
CN13

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3-5-2. DP-455 Board

Replacement part

Part name: DP-455 board

Part number: A-1359-020-A

Replacement procedure

1. Remove this unit. (Refer to Section 1-1.)

2. Remove the front panel. (Refer to Section 3-2-1.)

3. Open the DP board assembly in the direction of the

arrow. Fig. 1 Concave portions Harness
4. Remove the two screws, then remove the two cover of frame
brackets and the two front covers (S).
5. Remove SSD carefully.
6. Remove the HDDs (No. 1 and No. 2) carefully.
(Refer to Section 3-4-4.)
7. Remove the two convex portions of the cable protec-
Convex
tion sheet from the two concave portions of the frame, portions
then remove the insulating sheet (B). MB-1143 board
8. Disconnect the harness from the connector (CN54) on Insulating sheet (B)
CN54
the MB-1143 board.
Harness

DP board assembly

Front covers (S)

B3 x 6
Cover brakets

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9. Remove the two screws, then remove the rack angle.
B4 x 6 Rack angle
10. Remove the convex portions of the DP board assembly
from the hook portions of the frame.

Hook portions of frame

Convex portions

DP board assembly

11. Remove the four screws, then remove the DP-455

board from the DP case.
12. Disconnect the harness (DP) from the connector Harness (DP)
(CN101) on the DP-455 board.

CN101
13. To install, reverse the removal procedure.

BVTP3 x 8

DP-455 board

DP case

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3-5-3. MB-1143 Board

Replacement part

Part name: MB-1143 board

Part number: A-1702-673-A

Replacement procedure

1. Remove this unit. (Refer to Section 1-1.)

2. Remove the front panel. (Refer to Section 3-2-1.)
3. Remove the top plate assembly. (Refer to Section 3-2-2.)
4. Remove all switching regulators. (Refer to Section 3-4-1.)
5. Remove the two fan case assemblies. (Refer to Section 3-4-2.)
6. Remove all HDDs. (Refer to Section 3-4-4.)
7. Remove the SSD. (Refer to Section 3-4-5.)
8. Remove the DP board assembly. (Refer to Section 3-5-2.)
9. Remove the PU-131 board assembly. (Refer to Section 3-5-4.)
10. Obtain the data saved in SSP-27A/27B board assembly, then remove the SSP-27A/27B board assem-
bly. (Refer to Section 3-5-6.)
11. Remove the CP-406 board. (Refer to Section 3-5-7.)
12. Remove the three IO-243 boards. (Refer to Section 3-5-8.)

13. Remove the six screws (B3 x 6), then remove the lens
(HDD) assemblies. B3 x 6
14. Disconnect the harnesses from the connectors (CN52
and CN53) on the MB-1143 board.
15. Remove the five screws (BVTT3 x 6) and three screws
(PSW3 x 8), then remove the MB-1143 board assem-
A
bly.
Lens (HDD)
BVTT
assemblies MB-1143 board
3x6
assembly

PSW3 x 8
CN53
CN52

BVTT3 x 6

BVTT
3x6

LMT-300 3-21 (E)

16. Remove the eleven screws, then remove the MB-1143
MB reinforcing plate
board.

17. To install, reverse the removal procedure.

PSW
m 3x8
. After installing the PU-131 board, return the data
when the power is on.
. Install the SSP-27A/27B board and input KDM
again after the power is on.
PSW3 x 8

PSW3 x 8

PSW3 x 8
MB-1143 board

3-5-4. PU-131 Board Assembly

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. When replacing the PU-131 board, replace the whole PU-131 board assembly.
Before replacing the PU-131 board assembly, the transfer of RAM data is required.
. When replacing the PU-131 board, the Marriage setting is required. For details, refer to the manual
supplied with SMS.
. When replacing the PU-131 board assembly, make sure the parts with the combination of the following
table.

PU-131 board assembly SSD assembly

PU-131 board assembly (A-1729-384-A) SSD assembly (A-1729-245-A)/SSD assembly (1180) (A-1891-869-A)
PU-131 board assembly (A-1729-384-B) SSD assembly (1180) (A-1891-869-A)

Replacement part

Part name: PU-131 board assembly

Part number: A-1729-384-B

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Replacement procedure

1. Save the RAM data. (Refer to Section 2-3.)

2. Turn off the power.

3. Remove the two screws, then remove the PU-131

board assembly in the direction of the arrow while
holding the handles.

Handle

B3 x 6
PU-131 board
assembly Handle

4. To install, reverse the removal procedure.

MB-1143 board
n CN26
CN25
When installing the PU-131 board assembly, securely CN24
CN22
insert it into the connectors (CN20, CN22, CN24,
CN25 and CN26) on the MB-1143 board assembly. CN20
Handle
5. Restart this unit.
6. Connect the personal computer according to the net-
work setting of the factory setting.
7. Restore the RAM data saved in step 1.
(Refer to Section 2-3.)
B3 x 6
PU-131 board
Handle
assembly

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3-5-5. SO-DIMM Card

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The SO-DIMM cards are placed on the PU-131 board (two cards) and the MPU-148 board (one card).

Replacement part

Part name: SO-DIMM (IC MT9VDDT6472HY-40BJ1)

Part number: 6-718-798-01

Replacement procedure

1. Remove the PU-131 board. (Refer to Section 3-5-4.)

2. Remove the four screws, then remove the PWB duct.

PWB duct

PU-131 board

PSW3 x 6

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3. Open the hooks of the connector in the direction of the
arrow A.
MPU-148 board PU-131 board
The SO-DIMM card is raised in the direction of the
arrow B.
4. Pull out the SO-DIMM card in the direction of the
arrow C.

SO-DIMM card
C
Hook
SO-DIMM card
A

A
Hook Connector

5. Align the notch of the SO-DIMM card to be mounted

Notch SO-DIMM card
with the convex portion of the connector, and then
insert the card in the direction of the arrow A. Push the B
card in the direction of the arrow B until it locks.

6. Install the PU-131 board assembly in the reverse order A

of steps 1 and 2.
Convex portion

Connector

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3-5-6. SSP-27A Board/SSP-27B Board (DEC-177 Board)

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When the SSP-27A/27B board is replaced, the serial number on the SMS GUI and the certificate are
changed. Therefore, it is required to set the time, operate Marriage, obtain the certificate, obtain the serial
number on SMS GUI and obtain the product serial number to re-register TDL. In the case that the SSP-
27/27A board is removed and installed without being replaced, it is also required to operate Marriage and
set the time. For details, refer to the manual supplied with SMS.

When replacing the SSP-27 board and SSP-27A board, perform the procedure according to the following
table.

Board to be replaced Replacement method

SSP-27 board Replace with a new SSP-27B board. (The APR-85 board is unnecessary.)
SSP-27A board Replace with a new SSP-27B board.
SSP-27B board Replace with a new SSP-27B board.

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Before replacing the SSP-27/27A board with the SSP-27B board, it is required to upgrade the main unit
side. For the details of the upgrade procedure, contact your local Sony Sales Office/Service Center.

Replacement part

Part name: SSP-27B board

Part number: A-1818-477-A

Replacement procedure

1. SSP-27 board/SSP-27A board/SSP-27B board

1. Remove the two screws, then pull out the SSP-27
board assembly, SSP-27A board assembly, SSP-27B
board assembly in the direction of the arrow while
holding the handles.

Handle

SSP-27/27A/27B B3 x 6
board assembly
Handle

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2. Install the SSP-27B board assembly in the reverse
MB-1143 board
order of step 1.
CN35
n CN34
CN32
When installing the SSP-27A/27B board assembly,
securely insert it into the connectors (CN30, CN32, CN30
CN34 and CN35) on the MB-1143 board.
Handle
3. Start this unit, then execute the update package (up-
date-MB3-(x).(y).(z).elp). (Refer to Section 2-2-1.)
4. Save the registered information using GUI of SMS.
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For the details of SMS, refer to the manual supplied
with SMS.
. Serial SSP-27A/27B board
B3 x 6
. Certification of unit assembly Handle
5. Register the following information.
. Serial numbers (Both the serial number that can be
checked on MS GUI and the serial number indicated
on the nameplate)
. Theater information
. Unit certificate
6. Check the time on the Menu-Maintenance-Clock
Settings of PJT, then perform the time setting as need-
ed.
7. Set Marriage using the serial number that can be
checked on SMS GUI.
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. For details of SMS, refer to the manual supplied with
SMS.
. For the serial number, refer to Section 1-6.

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3-5-7. CP-406 Board

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The CP-406 board can be replaced in the state that it is installed in SRX-R320.

Replacement part

Part name: CP-406 board

Part number: A-1729-450-B

Replacing procedure

1. Remove the front panel. (Refer to Section 3-2-1.)

2. Remove the four screws, then hold the handle and pull out the CP-406 board in the direction of the
arrow.

MB-1143 board
CN11

board

Handle CP-406 board

PSW
3x6

3. To install, reverse the removal procedure.

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When installing the CP-406 board, be sure to securely insert it into the connector (CN11) on the
MB-1143 board assembly.

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3-5-8. IO-243 Board

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. The IO-243 board can be replaced in the state that it is installed in SRX-R320.
. The three same IO-243 boards are installed.

Replacement part

Part name: IO-243 board

Part number: A-1729-449-A

Replacing procedure

1. Remove the front panel. (Refer to Section 3-2-1.)

2. Remove the two screws, then hold the handle and pull out the IO-243 board in the direction of the
arrow.
3. Pull out other IO-243 boards in the same procedure as step 2.

MB-1143 board

CN13
CN14
CN15

Handle IO-243 boards

IO-243 board
PSW
3x6

4. To install, reverse the removal procedure.

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When installing the IO-243 boards, be sure to securely insert it into the connectors (CN13 to CN15)
on the MB-1143 board assembly.

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3-5-9. IF-1036 Board

Replacement part

Part name: IF-1036 board

Part number: A-1176-563-A

Replacing procedure

Refer to steps 3 to 5 in Section 3-4-4.

3-5-10. CPU Board

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When replacing the CPU board, perform the procedure according to the following table.

Board to be replaced Replacement method

CPU board Replace with SSD assembly (IF-1180).

Replacement part

Part name: CPU board

Part number: 1-895-247-11

Replacement procedure

1. Perform the setting for the auto rebuild of network setting. (Refer to step 7 in Section 2-3-1.)
2. Remove the PU-131 board assembly. (Refer to Section 3-5-4.)
3. Remove the PWB duct. (Refer to step 2 in Section 3-5-5.)

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4. Remove the five screws.
5. Disconnect the connector (CN2100) on the CPU board from the connector (CN1001) on the PU-131
board, then remove the CPU board.
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When removing the CPU board, do not handle the shaded area.

CPU board

CN2100

PU-131 board

PSW3 x 6

CN1001

PU-131 board assembly back side view

PSW3 x 6

6. To install, reverse the removal procedure.

7. Perform the time setting of SMS server. (Refer to step 9 in Section 2-3-2.)

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 Section 4
Circuit Description

4-1. Overall Configuration

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Refer to “6-1. Overall Block Diagram” for the circuit block diagrams of all boards of this unit. Refer to
“6-2. Frame Wiring” for the connection diagrams.

A motherboard (MB-1143 board) is located in the center of a chassis. A control panel (DP-455 board), a
dedicated interface unit (CP-406 board), a general-purpose interface unit (IO-243 board), and one SSD
unit for an SMS server are mounted on the front side. Moreover, seven HDD units including four HDD
units for data, two HDD units for ECC, and one spare HDD unit are mounted. The SSD and HDD units
can be replaced by using a caddy structure where an IF-1036 board is installed in the HDD drive and
IF-1180 board is installed in SSD. A system control board (PU-131 board) and decode board (SSP-
27/27A/27B board) are mounted on the rear side. Two redundant fan units and two power units can be
mounted. (One power unit has been provided as a standard feature, and one power unit can be added
optionally.) An SMSCPU board that controls the whole projection system and a CPU board (MPU-148
board) that controls a media block are mounted on the PU-131 board. An audio signal processing board
(APR-85 board) is mounted on the SSP-27 board.
A CN-3058 board that mounts a fan control circuit and backup battery is located in the fan unit.

4-2. MB-1143 Board

The MB-1143 board mounts a PU-131 board, an SSP-27/27A/27B board, a CP-406 board, three IO-243
boards, an SSD unit, seven HDD units, a power unit, and two fan units. It is used to connect each board
and the signal lines between units and supply power. The MB-1143 board also mounts LED correspond-
ing to each HDD unit and displays the HDD status.

4-3. MPU-148 Board

The MPU-148 board mounts CPU that controls a media block. It has a function that communicates with
SMS, a function that imports a DCP contents material group to internal HDD, a playback control function,
and an internal log storage function. The MPU-148 board also has a function that generates the caption
data synchronized with video data and writes it into the memory of a caption processing block. The
MPU-148 board uses MPC8540 as CPU and mounts DDR SDRAM DIMM of 512 MB as main memory.
Various I/F signals (CPU Localbus, PCI-X, and TSEC (network I/F)) from CPU are output to CN2100.

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4-4. PU-131 Board

The PU-131 board mounts two functional blocks, that is, an SMS block which realizes an SMS function
that controls the whole projection system and a media block controller which controls the ingestion or
reproduction of DCP.

4-4-1. SMS Block

An SMSCPU board is mounted in CN101 on the PU-131 board and connected with peripheral devices
from various interfaces of PCI/VGA/USB/Gigabit Ethernet, LPC, and SATA. Gigabit Ethernet devices
(IC205 and IC305) are connected to a PCI signal and then connected to the CTRL IN terminal (CN201)
and PRJ CTRL terminal (CN301) on the rear panel. A VGA signal is directly connected to the VGA termi-
nal (CN3502) on the rear panel, and a USB1-4 signal is directly connected to the INGEST PORT/TPC
terminal (CN401) and SPARE1/SPARE2 terminal (CN402) on the rear panel. A USB5-6 signal is con-
nected to the CP-406 board through the MB-1143 board, and a SATA signal is connected to the SSD
assembly through the MB-1143 board. An LPC signal is converted into an I2C signal using FPGA
(IC1602) and connected to PLD on the CP-406 and IO-243 boards so as to receive and send a GPIO
signal. SMS and media blocks controller are connected through IC3501 on the PU-131 board using a
Gigabit Ethernet signal and used for inter-block communication, control, and DCP ingestion.

4-4-2. Media Block Controller

An MPU-148 board is mounted in CN1001 on the PU-131 board and connected with peripheral devices
using a CPU local bus or PCI-X bus.
A DATA IN terminal (CN3001) is connected to the MPU-148 board through IC3001 on the PU-131 board.
FPGA (IC4501) on the PU-131 board has a data striping function to HDD, an ECC addition/correction
function, an HDD rebuild function, a recording/playback data buffering function using SO-DIMM, and a
data transfer function to the SSP-27/27A board so as to realize the matrix DMA transfer between PCI-X,
SATA, SO-DIMM, and LVDSIF circuits. This media block is connected from SAS1064 (IC7001 and
IC7501), connected to PCI-X of FPGA, to the HDD unit so as to record and reproduce a DCP contents
material group to and from HDD. CPU MISC FPGA (IC1602) has a function for performing the I2C bus
control on and out of a board, performing the LED control on the MB-1143 or DP-455 board, and moni-
toring the status of a power unit. Moreover, this block mounts NVRAM (IC2008 to IC2011) that stores
various parameters or logs of HDD using a backup battery (BATT1), a DC-DC converter circuit (consist-
ing of IC2301, IC2400, and IC2101) that generates various voltages from a voltage of +12 V supplied to
the PU-131 board, and an ISPPAC circuit (IC1503) that monitors each voltage.

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Never pull out the PU-131 board because there is a circuit that stores data using a battery.

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4-5. SSP-27A/SSP-27B Board

SSP-27A board/SSP-27B board (DEC-177 board)

It separates the audio and video tracks, encoded using AES, from the audio and video MXF track files of
DCP data for AES decoding. The decoded PCM audio data is converted into an AES/EBU digital audio
format and output from AUDIO OUTPUT2 (CN1) as a 16-CH balance signal. And simultaneously, it is
sent to the PU-131 board through the MB-1143 board and output from AUDIO OUTPUT1 (CN3201) on
the PU-131 board as an 8-CH unbalance output signal.
The JPEG2000 compressed video data is decoded into the 4K base band data in the JPEG2000 decoding
block and rearranged in a VIF block (IC1801) consisting of FPGA and DDR memory. Then, it is sent to
the MIX BLOCK (IC3201).
The caption data is stored in the DDR memory of a caption block through LVDSIF and sent to the MIX
block at the display timing synchronized with a video signal.
In the MIX block, the caption data is converted from 2K to 4K and overlaid on video data. The data is
then output from CN5 and CN6 to a projector through an output signal processing block.

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Never pull out the SSP-27A/27B board because there is a circuit that stores data using a battery.

4-6. DP-455 Board

The DP-455 board is mainly used for service maintenance or manufacturing adjustment. It mounts LEDs
(READY, PLAY, and ALARM) or switches (start mode selection/test signal reproduction) displayed on
the front panel of this unit. Each LED or switch is connected to FPGA (IC1602) on the PU-131 board
using PLD (IC200).

4-7. IF-1036 Board

The IF-1036 board has a function that supplies power to the SATA signal from the PU-131 board, the
interface circuit to HDD, and HDD. The IF-1036 board and HDD are integrated as the unit structure
called a caddy. They can be thus replaced each other.

4-8. IF-1180/IF-1036A Board

The IF-1180 board has a function that supplies power to the SATA signal from the PU-131 board, the
interface circuit to SSD, and SSD. The IF-1180 board and SSD are integrated as the unit structure called a
caddy. They can be thus replaced each other.
Moreover, the IF-1036A board may be included in the old SSD. The IF-1036A board must be distin-
guished from the IF-1036 board for HDD, because of the IF-1036A board mounts difference ROM.

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4-9. CN-3058 Board

Two fans are connected to the CN-3058 board, which mounts two coin batteries. The fan rotation and
battery voltage are monitored using an I2C interface (IC2) and voltage monitoring circuit (consisting of
IC100 and IC101). The obtained status information is sent to CPU on the PU-131 board. Mounted battery
BT100 is used for the PU-131 board, and BT101 is used for the SSP-27/27A board. The redundancy of
batteries is realized by mounting fan units A and B including the CN-3058 board.

m
. The PU-131 or SSP-27/27A board mounts a circuit that stores data using a battery mounted in CN-3058
board. Therefore, do not pull out two fan units simultaneously while the power of this unit is off.
. A battery voltage cannot be normally monitored when coin batteries are not mounted or when the coin
battery voltage is low extremely. Replace four coin batteries immediately when the voltage monitoring
alarm of this unit is output. (Refer to Section 3-4-3.)

4-10. CP-406 Board

The CP-406 board has a function that interfaces with external dedicated equipment. It is connected to a
UPS serial control system (CN201), an audio serial control system (CN203), STATUS LIGHT (CN204),
and DCOUT (CN205) using connectors on the front panel. PLD (IC102) always communicates with SMS
CPU through FPGA (IC1602) on the PU-131 board so as to control the whole system.

4-11. IO-243 Board

The IO-243 board has a GPIO control interface function. Six GPO systems and four GPI systems are
mounted on one IO-243 board. Three IO-243 boards are connected to the MB-1143 board. PLD (IC102)
always communicates with SMS CPU through FPGA (IC1602) on the PU-131 board so as to control the
whole system.

4-12. Power Unit

This unit mounts one power unit that supplies power to each board. A power switch is provided on the
rear panel. It can turn on and off +12 VDC that is output from the power unit. One power unit (option)
can be added to obtain redundant configuration.

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 Section 5
Spare Parts

5-1. Notes on Repair Parts

1. Safety Related Components Warning

w !
Components marked ! are critical to safe operation. !
Therefore, specified parts should be used in the case of
replacement.

2. Standardization of Parts
Some repair parts supplied by Sony differ from those
used for the unit. These are because of parts common-
ality and improvement.

3. Stock of Parts
Parts marked with “o” at SP (Supply Code) column of
the spare parts list may not be stocked. Therefore, the
delivery date will be delayed.

4. Harness
Harnesses with no part number are not registered as
spare parts.

LMT-300 5-1
Front Panel Block

5-2. Exploded Views

B4 x 6
10

B3 x 6

B3 x 6

C
D
11 E
F
BVTP
3x8 A
PSW
3 3x6
B4 x 6
1

2
12 6 C
B

5
7 7
4 D
6

PSW PSW
PSW 3x6
3x6
4 x 35

7
4 E

A PSW
8 9
3x6
12

7
4 F
B3 x 6
PSW PSW
4 x 35 3x6

No. Part No. SP Description No. Part No. SP Description

1 A-1359-020-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, DP-455 11 A-1176-563-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, IF-1036
2 ! A-1779-388-A s HDD(500-RP)ASSY 12 3-650-537-01 s WASER 4
3 ! A-1891-869-A s SSD ASSY (1180)
4 A-1729-449-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, IO-243
5 A-1729-450-B s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, CP-406 7-682-547-09 s SCREW +B 3X6
7-682-560-09 s SCREW +B 4X6
6 2-133-531-01 o SCREW, CONNECTOR 7-682-947-01 s SCREW +PSW 3X6
7 3-172-089-01 o HANDLE 7-682-969-01 s SCREW +PSW 4X35
8 4-151-881-01 s COVER, CABLE 7-685-646-11 s SCREW +BVTP 3X8 TYPE2 N-S
9 4-151-882-01 s FILTER (FR)
10 4-152-295-01 s GUARD, CABLE

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 Power Supply Block

When installing the SSP-27A board

104

110

103
112

B3 x 6
111

PSW A
3x6 111 PSW
3x6 B3 x 6
B3 x 6
111

B3 x 6
B
PSW3 x 6 111 B3 x 6
B3 x 6 106

PSW
3x6
B3 x 6

102
109 107

109

A
B3 x 6
B

B3 x 6 B3 x 35
Rear side
108 101
105 B3 x 35
B3 x 6 111

No. Part No. SP Description No. Part No. SP Description

101 ! 1-474-334-11 s ASSY, POWER SUPLY 110 1-895-247-11 s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, CPU
102 A-1359-022-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, CN-3058 111 3-172-089-01 o HANDLE
103 A-1760-689-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, SSP-27A 112 3-631-403-01 o HEAT SINK (VF3310)
104 A-1729-384-B s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, PU-131
105 X-2068-004-1 s TERMINAL ASSY 7-682-547-09 s SCREW +B 3X6
106 ! 1-528-229-61 s BATTERY, LITHIUM (CR-2450) 7-682-556-04 s SCREW +B 3X35
107 ! 1-787-390-11 s FAN, DC (40 SQUARE) 7-682-947-01 s SCREW +PSW 3X6
108 2-068-008-01 s WASHER
109 3-057-723-01 s CLAMP, ROCKING (MINIATURE)

LMT-300 5-3
Power Supply Block

When installing the SSP-27B board

104

110

103
B3 x 6
111

PSW A
3x6 111 PSW
3x6 B3 x 6
B3 x 6
111

B3 x 6
B
111 B3 x 6
B3 x 6 106

PSW
3x6
B3 x 6

102
109 107

109

A
B3 x 6
B

B3 x 6 B3 x 35
Rear side
108 101
105 B3 x 35
B3 x 6 111

No. Part No. SP Description No. Part No. SP Description

101 ! 1-474-334-11 s ASSY, POWER SUPLY 110 1-895-247-11 s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, CPU
102 A-1359-022-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, CN-3058 111 3-172-089-01 o HANDLE
103 A-1818-477-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, SSP-27B
104 A-1729-384-B s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, PU-131
7-682-547-09 s SCREW +B 3X6
105 X-2068-004-1 s TERMINAL ASSY 7-682-556-04 s SCREW +B 3X35
106 ! 1-528-229-61 s BATTERY, LITHIUM (CR-2450) 7-682-947-01 s SCREW +PSW 3X6
107 ! 1-787-390-11 s FAN, DC (40 SQUARE)
108 2-068-008-01 s WASHER
109 3-057-723-01 s CLAMP, ROCKING (MINIATURE)

5-4 LMT-300
 Chassis Block

B4 x 6
B4 x 6

B3 x 6

BVTT
3x6

B4 x 6 BVTT 203
BVTT 3x6
3x6
A
D
C
BVTT
BVTT 3x6
3x6 203

204 203
BVTT 201
3x6 203
205
BVTT
3x6
BVTT
3x6
BVTT D
3x6 205
BVTT C
3x6 202

204

BVTT
3x6
B

BVTT
3x6

204
No. Part No. SP Description
201 A-1702-673-A s MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD, MB-1143
202 1-771-182-11 s SWITCH, POWER
203 2-580-593-01 s SCREW, +PSW M3X8
204 3-169-099-01 o RAIL, PC BOARD GUIDE
205 3-624-325-01 o ESCUCHEON,PW SWITCH

7-682-547-09 s SCREW +B 3X6

7-682-560-09 s SCREW +B 4X6
7-685-871-01 s SCREW +BVTT 3X6 (S)

LMT-300 5-5
5-3. Packing Materials & Supplied
Accessories
----------------------------------------
PACKING MATERIALS & SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES
----------------------------------------
Ref. No.
or Q'ty Part No. SP Description
1pc 1-780-749-11 s TERMINAL BOARD (SOCKET) 10P
1pc 1-837-603-11 s CONNECTION CORD
1pc 3-613-640-01 o PLUG,HOLDER C
7pcs 3-704-046-31 s BAG,PREVENTION,ELECTRIFICATION
1pc ! 4-156-847-04 s OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
(JAPANESE, ENGLISH, CHINESE)
4pcs 7-682-576-09 s SCREW +B 5X12

5-6 LMT-300
 Overall Overall
Section 6
Diagrams
MB-1143
6-1. Overall Block Diagrams PU-131
IC205
CP-406
CN203
1000BASE-T GIGABIT CN11 CN101 IC202, IC400 AUDIO CTRL
CTRL IN CN201 ETHERNET +12V +3VBKUP CN9001 CN24 RS232C
USB 2 USB USB-
CONTROLLER Serial CN201
When installing the SSP-27A/ COM Express CPU Board IC1602 IC102
PH200-PH202
UPS CTRL
IC305 STATUS

SO-DIMM
FPGA
SSP-27B board 1000BASE-T GIGABIT
Intel ICH
PLD UPS I/F SW CN204

DDR2
PRJ CTRL CN301 ETHERNET CN9001 CN24 Q203-Q208
CONTROLLER LPC I2C I 2C Led Drv STATUS LIGHT
VGA CN3502
IF IF CN205
IC104 IC300, Q303
INGEST PORT CN401 PCI +24V
USB x 2 DC12V REG DC OUT +24V 0.5A
TPC CN401 DCOUT
VGA 24V
(SPARE1) CN402 Intel ICH8 LPC CN9003 CN26
(SPARE2) CN402 USB x 4 SATA 3
SMS SATA CN13 CN101 IC102 RY201-RY206 CN202
GigaEther CN6001 CN203
PLD GPOUT RY1-RY6
I C BUS
2
SODIMM
(SPARE3) CN3501 IC103, IC104 PH201-PH204 CN201
IC4501 DC12V
IC3501 FPGA 100MHz 64bit REG GPIN IN1-IN4
MPU-148
GIGABIT EXT DDR IC7001
IO-243
ETHERNET ECC CN14
SO-DIMM IF IF CN9003 CN26
TRANS CRC RY7-RY12
SAS/SATA SATA 4 IO-243 IN5-IN8
IC3001 133MHz CONTROLLER HDD CN15
PC2700 64bit (4)
GIGABIT MPC8540 IC7501 IO-243 RY13-RY16
(DATA IN) CN3001 ETHERNET TSEC1 CN9003 CN26
TSEC2 LEGO PCIX PCIX PCIX MATRIX PCIX PCIX SAS/SATA SATA 3 D1
TRANS IC2502
(SCI1)
66MHz IF DMA IF 66MHz CONTROLLER HDD
CN11 IF-1180*
232C 64bit 64bit (3) LED CN1
LB CN12
I2C BUS IC14 SSD ASSEMBLY
IC4001 SATA SSD
I/F
IC4003 Local BUS Local BUS LB
IFPLD CN9002 CN25 DC12V IC11
FROM1 IF
+3VBKUP LVDS LVDS IO REG
IC4005
FROM2 DDR IF
Local BUS AU IF IF
NVRAM * IF-1036A may be used depending
CN9004 CN22
AUDIO IC3203, IC3205 D2203 BATT1 on the manufactured time.
IC2008 - IC2011 100MHz 64bit +3VBKUP
OUTPUT1 CN3201
I2C BUS +3.3V
IC2508 SODIMM D2202
IC2604 IC2509 IC2007 CN9006 CN20
CN6501 AUDIO IN
EEPROM DIGITAL RTC IC1602
TEMPERATURE Local BUS CN9006 CN20
SENSOR Control IO D4
FPGA
CN9006 CN20 ROM IC15 IF-1036
I2C BUS I C BUS
2
LED CN4 CN11
IC14 CN12
I2C BUS I2C BUS SATA
HDD ASSEMBLY 1
IC1503 IC2301, IC2400, IC2101 I/F HDD
CN9004 CN22
ISPPAC DC-DC DC12V DC12V IC11
POWER POWER CICUIT REG
CN9006 CN20
RS-232C

(HDD ASSEMBLY 2-6)

SSP-27A/SSP-27B BT4401 CN12 CN32
(SSP-27B) BATT2
LED D10
+3VBKUP +3.3V ROM IC15 IF-1036
CN10 CN11
IC14 CN12
+3VBKUP SATA
CN35 I/F HDD HDD ASSEMBLY 7
CN15
LVDS IO IC11
CTU Local DPRAM LVDS IF DC12V
CSS CN2 REG
CPU
A V
+3VBKUP +3VBKUP
MXF
LVDS

DDR SUB PSR CN41

DDR FROM1 RTC NV BATT1 CN1 FAN 1
IF TITLE RAM
RAM AES BT100 BT101 CN12
BATT2 CR2450 IC100, IC101 CR2450
FROM2 IFPLD DEC V
LVDS A V FAN UNIT A
IC2 DET

LVDS
Sub Title BLOCK IC2401 I2C BUS CN13
I2C
CN10 CN30 IF
AUDIO
CN1 IC1 FAN 2
OUTPUT2 AUDIO DC12V REG
IC3201 DDR2 DDR2 PCM OUT CN-3058
LVDS IF
IC1801 CN41
BATT1 CN1 FAN 1
2K-4K DDR DDR
HIF BT100 BT101 CN12
IF IF BATT2 CR2450 IC100, IC101 CR2450
LVDS

PROJECTOR V
LVDS

LVDS

LVDS

LVDS

CN5 α DEC DDR DET FAN UNIT B

OUTPUT A DDR2 IC2
MIX core IF I2C BUS CN13
I2C
PROJECTOR CN6 IF
DDR DDR IC1
OUTPUT B DDR TG FAN 2
OUT IF IF DC12V REG
IF DECODE BLOCK
VIF BLOCK CN-3058
MIX BLOCK
CN101
DDR DDR2 DDR2 CN12 CN32 PIO
DC-DC DC12V DC12V POWER UNIT A AC INPUT
POWER CIRCUIT
CN53
DP-455 POWER SWITCH A
S200 IC200 CN101 CN54 CN100
PIO
S201
S202 DC12V (POWER UNIT B)
PLD AC INPUT
S203 DC12V
D110 D108 D112 CN52
POWER SWITCH B

Overall
LMT-300 6-1 6-1
 Frame Wiring Frame Wiring

REAR FRONT * IF-1036A may be used depending

on the manufactured time.
MB-1143
6-2. Frame Wiring CN3001 CN9006 CN20 CN1 CN11 CN12
DATA IN
MPU-148 SSD 1UNITS : SMS
CN201 IF-1180*
CTRL IN
CN301
PRJ CTRL CN2100

CN3201
AUDIO CN1001 CN9004 CN22
OUTPUT1
CN101
CN3502
VGA
CN9001 CN24 CN4 CN11 CN12
CN401 HDD1
INGEST PORT CN9002 CN25
TPC CPU Board IF-1036
CN402 CN9003 CN26
(SPARE1) CN5 CN11 CN12
(SPARE2) HDD2
CN3501
(SPARE3) IF-1036
4 UNITS : DATA
PU-131
CN6 CN11 CN12
HDD3

CN1 CN10 CN30 IF-1036

AUDIO CN7 CN11 CN12
OUTPUT2 HDD4
IF-1036
CN2
CN8 CN11 CN12
CSS HDD5
CN12 CN32
IF-1036
2 UNITS : ECC
CN5 CN9 CN11 CN12
CN14 CN34 HDD6
PROJECTOR
OUTPUT A IF-1036
CN15 CN35
CN10 CN11 CN12
CN36 HDD7
CN6 1 UNITS : SPARE
PROJECTOR IF-1036
OUTPUT B
CN203
SSP-27A/SSP-27B AUDIO CTRL
CN11 CN101
CN201
FAN 1 UPS CTRL
CN-3058
CN1 CN40 CN204
CN12 STATUS LIGHT
FAN UNIT A CN12
CN13 BT100 BT101 CN205
DCOUT +24V 0.5A
FAN 2 CP-406

CN202
FAN 1 CN13 CN101 RY1,2
CN-3058 CN203
RY3-6
CN12 CN1 CN41
CN201
FAN UNIT B CN13 BT100 BT101 IN1-4
IO-243
FAN 2 CN202
CN14 CN101 RY1,2
CN203
RY3-6
CN101 CN201
IN1-4
AC INPUT A POWER_UNIT A IO-243
CN202
CN53 CN15 CN101 RY1,2
CN203
POWER_SW A HARNESS (SW) RY3-6
CN201
IN1-4
CN100 IO-243
(AC INPUT B) (POWER_UNIT B)
CN54 CN101

CN52 HARNESS (DP-LMT)

POWER_SW B HARNESS (SW) DP-455

Frame Wiring
6-2 6-2 LMT-300
 SAFETY CHECK-OUT

After correcting the original service problem,

perform the following safety checks before
releasing the set to the customer :

Check the metal trim, “metallized” knobs,

screws, and all other exposed metal parts for AC
leakage. Check leakage as described below.

LEAKAGE TEST

The AC leakage from any exposed metal part

to earth ground and from all exposed metal
parts to any exposed metal part having a return
to chassis, must not exceed 3.5 mA. Leakage
current can be measured by any one of three
methods.

1. A commercial leakage tester, such as the

Simpson 229 or RCA WT-540A. Follow the
manufacturers’ instructions to use these
instruments.
2. A battery-operated AC milliammeter. The
Data Precision 245 digital multimeter is
suitable for this job.
3. Measuring the voltage drop across a resistor
by means of a VOM or battery-operated AC
voltmeter. The “limit” indication is 5.25 V, so
analog meters must have an accurate low-
voltage scale. The Simpson 250 and Sanwa
SH-63Trd are examples of a passive VOM
that is suitable. Nearly all battery operated
digital multimeters that have a 20 V AC
range are suitable. (See Fig. A)

To Exposed Metal
Parts on Set

AC
0.15 μF 1.5 kZ voltmeter
(5.25V)

Earth Ground

Fig A. Using an AC voltmeter to check AC leakage.

LMT-300
 Printed in Japan
LMT-300 (SY) J, E Sony Corporation 2012. 7 32
9-968-672-05 ©2009