FCC releases Lytro Illum Internal Photos and more

Lytro’s confidentiality request for the FCC‘s pictures of the Lytro Illum expired yesterday, so the FCC have just published their detailed internal and external photographs of the light field camera and further test setup photos of the preliminary Illum version which was submitted for testing on April 23 2014. (Lytro later re-submitted the shipping Illum version for FCC approval.)
Also newly released is the preliminary user manual for the Illum (link at the end of the article) that was submitted to the FCC, which contained a few asterisks for features that were “not available on the test unit”, namely the Lytro button, AF and AEL buttons, and Continuous Shooting Mode.

Here’s a copy of the internal pictures from the FCC’s Lytro Illum teardown:

Unfortunately, the pictures don’t have enough detail to read many of the part inscriptions. Here’s a list of inscriptions that we could make out, complete with image number:

#6: circuit board on the back of the touchscreen display
GBERD1A
4H.29939.S01

#14, #15: main circuit board
GBERD1A EVT1
4H.29901.S02
(board contains two SAMSUNG chips)

#16: WLAN / Bluetooth chip
(bigger chip in red square)
???

(smaller chip on board)
SKV11
85702
AR512

#23: Battery connector
GBERD1A Battery
4H.29941.S01
22123

#29: Battery
LI-ION BATTERY 1lCP24/37/70-2
3.7VDC 3760mAh 13.9Wh
LYTRO MODEL: A3
PART 5490002000
BATTERY MADE IN CHINA – CELLS MADE IN JAPAN

#33: Battery connector
PWCQ2009-1
BE37001P03 94V-0 17H

More materials (external photos, test setup photos, preliminary user manual) are available on the FCC website.