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Manual is in German but complete. I needed this one to fix a long lasting problem with the internal PSU of the camera. Most of the capacitors begin to leak after a few years wich results in the inability to power on the camera. When you try to turn it on the power led flickers and the unit directly turns off. Thanks to this manual I was able to locate all bad cap's and to dis- and reassemble the camera without any problems.
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AVX-P7300DVD
- Ejection Operation
1. When the OPEN/CLOSE key is pressed or when the ACC is turned ON, the motor is driven in a highspeed mode. 2. The motor is driven in a low-speed mode, when the DEG0SW is switched from L to H. 3. The counting of angular pulses starts from a point where the DEG0SW is switched from L to H, and the motor will stop when 52 edges (100 degrees), of the angular pulse is counted (brake mode). If a previous angle has been stored in the memory however, the motor will continue to operate until that angle has been attained. 54 edges (100 degrees) or the position stored in the memory
52 edges (100 degrees) or the position stored in the memory
- Retraction Operation
1. The motor is driven in a low-speed mode when the OPEN/CLOSE key is pressed or after six seconds when an ACC OFF state is attained (when the automatic ejection and retraction setting is set to ON). 2. The motor is driven in a high-speed mode when the DEG0SW switches from H to L. The motor operation is brought to a halt when the angular pulse cannot be detected for a period of 500 ms (brake mode).
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