1. Parts identified by the } symbol are critical for safety.
Replace them only with the parts number specified.
2. In addition to safety, other parts and assemblies are
specified for conformance with such regulations as those
applying to spurious radiation.
These must also be replaced only with the specified
replacements.
Examples : Noise blocking capacitors, noise blocking filters,
etc.
3. Use specified internal wiring. Note especially :
1) Wires covered with PVC tubing
2) Double insulated wires
3) High voltage leads
4. Use specified insulating materials for hazardous live parts.
Note especially :
1) Insulation Tape
2) PVC tubing
3) Spacers (insulating barriers)
4) Insulation sheets for transistors
5) Plastic screws for fixing micro switches
5. When replacing AC primary side components (transformers, power cords, noise blocking capacitors, etc.),
wrap the ends of the wires securely around the terminals
before soldering.
SYMBOLS FOR PRIMARY DESTINATION
Unit destinations are indicated with letters as shown below.
SymbolsPrincipal Destinations
AU.S.A
BEngland
EEurope
JJapan
V
X1
X4
MAKE YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO PROTECT THE
ENVIRONMENT
Used batteries with the ISO symbol for recycling as
well as small accumulators (rechargeable batteries),
mini-batteries (cells) and starter batteries should not
be thrown into the garbage can.
Please leave them at an appropriate depot.
PRECAUTIONS FOR LITHIUM BATTERY
The lithium battery may explode when
[OBSERVE THE FOLLOEING WHEN REPLACING]
Germany
Japan
Universal Area
incorrectly replaced.
6. Make sure that wires do not contact heat producing parts
(heat sinks, oxide metal film resistors, fusible resistors,
etc.).
7. Check that replaced wires do not contact sharp edged or
pointed parts.
8. Also check areas surrounding repaired locations.
9. Make sure that foreign objects (screws, solder droplets,
etc.) do not remain inside the set.
SAFETY CHECK AFTER SERVICING
After servicing, make measurements of leakage-current or
resistance in order to determine that exposed parts are
acceptably insulated from the supply circuit. The leakagecurrent measurement should be done between accessible
metal parts (such as chassis, ground terminal, microphone
jacks, signal input/output connectors, etc.) and the earth ground
through a resistor of 1500 ohms paralleled with a 0.15 µF
capacitor, under the unit’s normal working conditions.
The leakage-current should be less than 0.5 mA rms AC. The
resistance measurement should be done between accessible
exposed metal parts and power cord plug prongs with the
power switch (if included) “ON”. The resistance should be
more than 2.2 M ohms.
• Replace with the same make and type or equivalent recom
mended by manufacturer.
• Place battery in correct polarity.
• Do not short the terminals.
• Do not charge battery.
• Do not dispose of battery in fire.
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I. SPECIFICATIONS
GeneralPower supply100-240V AC 50/60Hz 70W (27W without options)
Dimensions526 (W) x 170 (H) x 453 (D) mm (with LCD tilted down)
Weight10.5kg (without options)
Display320 x 240 dots grey-scale graphical LCD w/back light
Sound GeneratorSampling rate44.1kHz, 48kHz, 96kHz
Data format24/16 bit linear
Sampling time180/120 (16/24 bit) seconds mono FS=44.1kHz
(unexpanded memory)166/110 (16/24 bit) seconds mono FS=48kHz
168-pin DIMM (PC133/PC100, CL2) slot x 2
Polyphony64 voices
Filter2-pole x 3 with resonance
Envelope generators3 x Envelope generators (2 multi-stage)
LFO2 x Multi-wave
SequencerMaximum events300,000 notes (equivalent)
Resolution960 parts per 1/4-note (ppq)
Sequences128
Tracks per sequence128
MIDI output channels64 (16 channels x 4 output ports)
Song mode128 songs, 250 steps per song
Drum pads16 (velocity and pressure sensitive)
Drum pads banks6
Sync modesMTC, MIDI clock, SMPTE
Inputs/OutputsRec In LINE/MIC L/R1/4-inch stereo phone/XLR Combo jack, balanced,
1/4-inch phone, Imp. 18kΩ, 24dBu max./XLR, Imp. 6kΩ, 22dBu max.
Rec In PHONO L/RRCA phono x 2 with RIAA EQ, -24dBu max. (1kHz)
Main Out L/R1/4-inch stereo phone/XLR Combo jack, balanced,
1/4-inch phone, Imp. 1.7kΩ, 24dBu max./XLR, Imp. 200Ω, 18dBu max.
Assignable Outs (IB-48P
required)1/4-inch stereo phone x 8, balanced, Imp. 1.7kΩ, 18dBu max.
Headphone1/4-inch stereo phone, 60mW (32Ω)
Digital Input (IB-4D required)RCA phono x 1, SPDIF
Digital Main Output
(IB-4D required)RCA phono x 1, SPDIF
Word Clock Input
(IB-4D required)BNC x 1 (w/75Ω terminator On/Off)
SMPTE In1/4-inch stereo phone, balanced
SMPTE Out1/4-inch stereo phone, balanced
Footswitch1/4-inch phone x 2
MIDI Input5-pin DIN x 2
MIDI Output5-pin DIN x 4
SCSI50-pin high-pitch SCSI connector x 1
USBHost x 1, Slave x 1 (V1.1)
CD-ROM discx 1
Drive Mounting Kitx 1
User Guidex 1
* The specifications are subject to change without the prior notice.
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II. DISASSEMBLY
In case of trouble, etc., necessitating dismantling, please dismantle in the order shown in the illustrations. Reassemble in the
reverse order.
1. Removal of the OPERATION BLOCK
ZS-322570
ST BID40X08STL NI3
ZS-331182
BT BID30X08STL BNI
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ZS-331182
BT BID30X08 STL BNI
ZS-821548X SCREW TOP COVER NI
ZS-331182
BT BID30X08 STL BNI
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ZS-331182
BT BID30X08 STL BNI
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III. PRINCIPAL PARTS LOCATION
EM-812761J
IND LCD
BA-L4016A504F
PC POWER SW BLK
BA-L4016A504C
PC LCD BLK
BA-L4016A502C
PC IO VR BLK
BA-L4016A504B
PC FUNCTION BLK
BA-L4016A504A
PC JOG BLK
BA-L4016A030A
PC OPERATION BLK
BA-L4016A504E
PC FILTER BLK
BA-L4016A502A
PC IO BLK
BA-L4016A502B
PC IO ADDA BLK
BA-L6052A020A
PC CPU BLK Z8
BA-LJ038A020A
PC POWER BLK SPS-80
BA-L4016A504D
PC HEAD PHONE & USB BLK
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IV. OS Update Procedure
OS Update Procedure
[OS Update procedure from USB]
The OS update can be made from the PC via the USB port.
You must have the “OS loader software for MPC4000” besides the OS .bin file.
The OS loader software includes the OS Loader.exe file, USB driver.inf file, and USB Driver.sys file.
1. Install USB Driver to your PC
After all files are un-Zipped, place the USB Driver.inf and USB Driver.sys files into the same folder, e.g. Driver.
Boot up the PC and MPC4000 complete and then connect the sampler to the PC using the USB cable.
This prompts that the PC found the new device an d the new driver is required.
Refer it to the Driver folder you just created.
The Driver software will be placed correctly and the MPC4000 is recognized properly.
2. OS update
Double click on the OS Loader.exe icon and specify the OS .bin file. It will send the OS to the MPC4000.
[Caution]
After the update, be sure to initialize the MPC4000 by pressing the GLOBAL key, and then [F6] (INITIAL)
and [F5] (DO IT) keys, before turning it off.
[OS update procedure from CD-R]
To update the OS from the CD-ROM, it requires the OS version later than V1.02 software installed on the MPC4000.
You can update the OS from the CD-ROM drive. Be sure to use the CD-ROM that contains the OS for the MPC
4000. You can create the OS disc by using your PC’s CD-R/W function to write the “MPC4000.bin” file on to an
ISO9660 CD-ROM disc.
1. Turn the MPC4000 on and insert the OS disc.
2. Press the LOAD key and select the MPC4000 OS file (.bin file).
3. Press the [F6] (DO IT) key and then the [F6] (INSTALL) key.
4. The OS Update progress appears, i.e. the messages “Please wait ??.” and then “Upgrading of the Flash
ROM was successful.” appear accordingly.
5. Press the [F6] (Restart) key. Be sure to initialize the MPC4000 by pressing the GLOBAL key, and then the
[F6] (INITIAL) and [F5] (DO IT) keys, before turning it off.
Writing Panel OS Program
Change the position of the Short Pin P15 on the IO PCB to PROG side.
The OS is automatically written to the Panel CPU RAM when the MPC4000 is switched on.
Switch the unit off when the “Process completed!” prompt message appeared and then replace the Short Pin to the
original position.
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V. TEST MODE
Panel Test Mode
To enter the Panel Test Mode, press the GLOBAL key while holding down the SHIFT key in the GLOBAL page [F1] of the
GLOBAL Mode.
• Moving the Q-link knobs changes the graphics accordingly.
• Tapping the PAD shows the amount of pressure applied on the bar graph.
• Switching the FOOT Pedal on/off changes the graphics accordingly.
• Turning the JOG wheel increases/decreases the value in the Data field.
• Pressing the key shows its name at the bottom of the screen. For those keys with the LED, the LED is turned
on/off.
• Pressing the [F1] key stops the key test.
• After stopping the key test, pressing the mode key will abort the test mode.
• While the key test is stopped, pressing the SHIFT key and [F6] key shows the A/D converted value of the
Q-link/ PAD.
CPU Board Test Mode
The Test Mode of the MPC4000 CPU Board is performed while the CPU board is mounted on the Z4/Z8 Sampler.
When the Z4/Z8 is switched on after the MPC4000 CPU Board is mounted on the Z4/Z8 Sampler, the sampler
is turned on with the MPC4000 screen.
Install the Z4/Z8 OS using the “OS Loader” of “Boot Overwrite” type via the USB port.
Similarly, when the CPU Board is mounted back on the MPC4000 after the Z4/Z8 OS is installed for the test,
it boots up with the Z4/Z8 screen. Reinstall the MPC4000 OS using the “OS Loader” of “Boot Overwrite” type.
Refer to the Z4/Z8 Service Manual for the operation details of the Test Mode for the CPU Board.
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VI. PARTS LIST
ATTENTION
1. When placing an order for parts, be sure to list the Part No., Model No. and the description of each part.
Otherwise, the non-delivery of the part or the delivery of a wrong part may result.
2. Please make sure that Part No. is correct when ordering.
If not, a part different from the one you ordered may be delivered.
3. Since the parts shown in Parts List or Preliminary Service Manual may have been the subject of changes,
please use this Parts List for all future reference.
HOW TO USE THIS PARTS LIST
1. This Parts List lists those parts which are considered necessary for repairs.
2. Parts not shown in the Parts List will not in principle be supplied.
PC (#) OTHER BLK CONSISTS OF FOLLOWING P.C. BOARDS.
✽BA-L4016A504APC JOG BLK
✽BA-L4016A504BPC FUNCTION KEYS BLK
✽BA-L4016A504CPC LCD BLK
✽BA-L4016A504DPC HEAD PHONE & USB BLK
✽BA-L4016A504EPC FILTER BLK
✽BA-L4016A504FPC POWER SW BLK
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D200ED-388539JD LED GL-3HD43
D201ED-388539JD LED GL-3HD43
D202ED-388539JD LED GL-3HD43
D203ED-812086JD LED L-934SGD GREEN
D204ED-812086JD LED L-934SGD GREEN
D205ED-810393JD LED GL-3KG8
D206ED-810393JD LED GL-3KG8
D208ED-812086JD LED L-934SGD GREEN
D209ED-812086JD LED L-934SGD GREEN
D210ED-810393JD LED GL-3KG8
D211ED-810393JD LED GL-3KG8
D212ED-810393JD LED GL-3KG8
D213ED-810393JD LED GL-3KG8
D214ED-812086JD LED L-934SGD GREEN
D215ED-810393JD LED GL-3KG8
D216ED-810393JD LED GL-3KG8
D217ED-810393JD LED GL-3KG8
D218ED-810393JD LED GL-3KG8
D219ED-810393JD LED GL-3KG8
D220ED-812086JD LED L-934SGD GREEN
D221ED-810393JD LED GL-3KG8
D222ED-810393JD LED GL-3KG8
D224ED-810393JD LED GL-3KG8
D225ED-810393JD LED GL-3KG8
D226ED-810393JD LED GL-3KG8
D227ED-810393JD LED GL-3KG8
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EJ-405424JPLUG ADAPTOR KPR-25J
EW-380905JAC CORD 250S KP300 KS16A H B J
[ J ]
EW-403993JAC CORD200SKP4819DKS31A B E
[ E ]
[ ATA-40pin ]
[ for HD ]
[ Power Cable ]
[ Digital Cable ]
[ Analog Cable ]
[ for HD Power Cable ]
[ Power BLK ]
B103X2
4P [ USB-A ]
02N [ REC GAIN ]
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FINAL ASSEMBLY BLOCK
22
21
2
SETUPSEQUENCE
MIN MAX
ACTIVEACTIVE
MIN MAX
ACTIVEACTIVE
ACTIVEACTIVE
13
6
Q 2
Q 1
MIN MAX
Q 4
Q 3
MIN MAX
Q 6
Q 5
1
A
A
Q-LINK
SEQUENCE
&
PAD
ASSIGN
#
FULL
LEVEL
16
LEVELS
!
ERASE
(
NOTE
REPEAT
)
7
CONTRAST
F1F 2F 3F 4F 5F 6
F1F 2F 3F 4F 5F 6
PAD BANK
B
BCDEFGH
PAD 13PA D 14PAD 15PAD 16
PAD 9PAD 10PAD 11PAD 12
PAD 5PAD 6PAD 7PAD 8
PAD 1PAD 2PAD 3PAD 4
D
C
P LOOPPTOP FROM
E
DRUMS
NEXT
SEQUENCE
TRACK
MUTE
PLAY
F
4
TIMING CORRECT
X
MASTER TEMPO
Y
UNDO SEQ
Z
TAP TEMPO
68 17
11
GAIN
HIGH
LOW
789
456
123
0 ENTER
WINDOW
SHIFT
STEP
EVENTSTARTEND
OVER
REC
DUB
16
REC GAIN
MAIN VOLUME
MAX
MINMINMAX
R
L
RECORD
SAMPLE
IJK
MULTI
MIXER
LMN
SAVE LOAD
OPQ
SONG MISC.
RST
MAIN
SEQ EDIT
UVW
CURSOR
JOG
BLOCK
CURSOR
LOCATE
GO TO
BAR
PLAY/ REC
STOP
PLAY
18
PROGRAM
EFFECT
GLOBAL
MIDI
STEP EDIT
PLAY
START
23
8
19
27
20
26
8
3
14
14
24
25
15
5
13
13
8
12
10
14
57
54
61
60
59
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FINAL ASSEMBL Y BLOCK
43
42
31
3839
37
33
32
4529
52
5353
35
34
51
3641
40
37
48
46
4447
28
30
50
49
5655
54
ZS-418538J
ZS-417137
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LCD BLOCK
3
◎◎
○
5
○
◎
4
2
11
1
3
9
16
7
6
14
15
8
13
12
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VII. INFORMATION OF ICs
1. IC Explanation.
1-1 IC1 SA1110B (Intel CPU)
206MHz version chip.
CPU clock : 176.9MHz.
SDRAM (CPU work memory) : 88.45MHz (=176.9MHz/2)
1-1-2 Pin Descriptions
Signal nameDirExplanation
D[31:0]i/oData-bus
A[25:0]outAddress-bus
SDCKE1outSDRAM clock enable for CPU’s work memory
SDCLK1outSDRAM clock for CPU’s work memory.(88.45MHz)
SDCLK2outNot used though this is connected.(44.225MHz)
/SDRASoutSDRAM RAS for CPU’s work memory
/SDCASoutSDRAM CAS for CPU’s work memory
/SDCS0outSDRAM CS for CPU’s work memory
DQM[3:0]outSDRAM data out mask enable for CPU’s work memory
/OEoutOutput enable (/RD)
/WEoutWrite enable
/Cs[5:0]outChip select
RDYinData ready signal for /CS[5:3]
RD/nWRoutRead/write direction control
/RESETinHard reset. Active low.
PXTALinInput for 3.686MHz crystal (non-CMOS threshold)
PEXTALoutOutput for 3.686MHz crystal (non-CMOS level)
GP0inInterrupt from Voice-LSI
GP1inInterrupt from SCSI controller (FAS236U)
GP2inInterrupt from IDE
GP3inInterrupt from USB-host controller (SL811HST)
GP4inInterrupt from effect board
GP5inInterrupt from MIDI (Voice-LSI)
GP6inInterrupt from USB-function controller (NET2890)
GP7inInterrupt from SMPTE option (MPC only)
GP8inInterrupt from FPGA
GP9inInterrupt from Voice-LSI
GP11outInitialize FPGA. active high.
GP13outDIMM SPDA for reading information.
GP14outDIMM SPCL for reading information.
GP15outLCD DISP off. Active low.(MPC only)
GP16inSCSI jack board recognition. Low=connected.
GP17outControl /PROGRAM pin of FPGA during configuration
GP18ineffect board recognition. Low=connected.
GP19inFPGA /INIT. used during configuration.
GP20outD/A converter CDTI (control data input)
GP21inFPGA done. used during configuration.
GP22outUsed for ROM emulator.
GP23outCPLD TDI. used during configuration in factory.
GP24outCPLD TMS. used during configuration in factory.
GP25outCPLD TCK. used during configuration in factory.
GP26in8 Para board recognition. Low=connected.
GP27inCPLD TDO. used during configuration in factory.
RxD_1inDIO board recognition. Low=connected.
TxD_1inSMPTE board recognition. Low=connected.
RxD_2inRxD. from panel(remocon) 230.4kbps.
TxD_2outTxD. to panel(remocon). 230.4kbps.
RxD_3inADAT board recognition. Low=connected.
TxD_3infor future. (Low When ADAT board is exist now)
RxD_CinCD analog recognition. Low=connected.(MPC only)
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Signal nameDirExplanation
TxD_CinCD digital recognition. Low=connected.(MPC only)
Address decoder.
Expansion port by using data-latch.
Communication logic for RTC.
Selector.
1-6-2. Pin Descriptions
Signal nameDirExplanation
D[7:0]i/oConnected with CPU data bus for communication.
A[24:21]inConnected with CPU address bus for communication.
/CS[5:0]inChip select for other device.
/RDinData output enable of CPU data bus.
/WRinData strobe of CPU data bus.
/RESETinFor initializing logic. Active low.
/GWR,/FWRoutbuffered /WR. (= /WR)
/GDBoutGate of buffer for logic on CPU board.
/GDB2outGate of buffer for logic except for CPU board.
ROMCARDinROM card. L: not inserted (normal), H: inserted.
/FLASH_CSoutChip select for Flash-ROM. /CS0 OR (A24 XOR ROMCARD).
/ROM_CSoutChip select for ROM-card. /CS0 OR (/A24 XOR ROMCARD).
/SCSI_CSoutChip select for SCSI controller. /CS5 OR A24.
/USBF_CSoutChip select for USB host controller. /CS5 OR /A24.
FPCCLKoutFPGA configuration clock on CPU PCB.
/EB_CSoutChip select for DSP on effect PCB.
FP2_CCLKoutFPGA configuration clock on ADAT PCB.
/ADAT_CSoutChip select for FPGA on ADAT PCB.
/SMPTE_CSoutChip select for controller on SMPTE PCB.
/DIO_CSoutChip select for CPLD on DIO PIB.
/LSI_RESEToutReset Voice-LSI. Active low.
/VO_PLLRSToutReset PLL of Voice-LSI. Active low.
/IDE_RESEToutReset IDE.
/ADAT_INIToutInitialize FPGA and IC on ADAT PCB. Active low.
/EB_RESEToutReset DSP on effect PCB. Active low.
VO_SIN[1:0]outAudio serial data to Voice-LSI’s SIN[1:0]
AD_DATAinAnalog-in audio data from CODEC (A/D at MPC).
DIO_RCVDinDigital-in audio data from DIO PCB.
ADAT_RCVDinADAT-in audio data from ADAT PCB.
EB_RTN[3:2]outEffect return.
/SCSI_TERMoutSCSI termination. H:off, L:on.
/ADA_CSoutChip select for CODEC (A/D conv. at MPC).
/ADA_PDout/PD of CODEC and A/D on MPC.
AD_DFSoutDFS of a/d converter on MPC.
DA_CCLKoutControl clock for CODEC (D/A conv. at MPC).
/DA_CSoutChip select for dD/A converter at MPC.
/DA_PDout/PD of D/a converter’s on MPC and DIO.
/AD_CDSELoutSelect analog-out of CD player at MPC.
MUTEoutFor mute circuit. H: mute on, L: mute off.
LSI_MCLKinMCLK of Voice-LSI. Make synchronous reset for Voice LSI.
/INT_MIDIoutInterrupt request output of Midi to CPU. Active low.
MCLKinMaster clock of FPGA logic.
CCLKinConfiguration clock I/O pin.
/INITi/oFor configuration. Active Low.
/PROGRAMinInitiates a configuration sequence when asserted Low.
DONEi/oIndicates that configuration is complete. open drain.
M0,M1,M2inconfiguration mode pin.
TCK,TMS,TDIin# Not used though this is connected #
VCCINT-Power supply for internal core logic. +2.5V
VccO-Power supply for output driver. +3.3V
GND-Ground supply.
inConnected with SCSI controller. DMA control.
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1-8. IC10 SL811HST (USB Host/Slave Controllers).
1-8-2. Pin Descriptions
Pin No.Signal nameDirExplanation
3/WRinWrite Strobe. Active low.
4/CSinChip select. Active low.
5CMinClock mode. H: at 12MHz. L: at 48MHz clock source.
6USBVDD-Power for USB Transceivers.
7DATA+i/oUSB Differential Data Signal High Side.
8DATA-i/oUSB Differential Data Signal Low Side.
9USBGND-Ground Connection for USB.
16CLK/X1inClock or External Crystal X1 connection.
17X2outExternal Crystal X2 connection.
18/RSTinSL811HST Device reset. Active low.
19INTRQoutInterrupt Request output. Active high.
21,39
27-29D[7:0]i/oConnected with CPU bus for communication.
31-33
40M/SinMaster/Slave Mode select. H: Slave. L: Master.
42A0inL:Addr.Pointer.Register. H:Data Buffer or Register.
43/DACKinDMA Acknowledge. Active low.
44/DRQOutDMA Request. Active low.
45/RDinRead Strobe Input. Active low.
15,41VDD-Device VDD Power.
9,20
30
GND-Device Ground.
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1-9. IC11 FAS236U (SCSI Controller)
1-9-2. Pin Descriptions
Pin No.Signal nameDirExplanation
100DREQoutDMA request. H: ready to transfer data.
1/DACKinDMA acknowledge.
2/DBWRinData-bus write control.
4IGSoutIndicates that chip is acting in initiator mode.
5DIFFSENSinH: differential mode.
6TGSoutIndicates that chip is acting in target mode.
7EDIFFSinH: Enable “DIFFSENS” function.
38,88VDD-+5V DC power input.
17,18,40
41,46,47
54,55,60
61,67,68
94,95
DB[15:0]i/oDMA data-bus.
/SDO[7:0]outSCSI data bus.
PAD[7:0]i/oPAD bus. Connected with CPU for communication.
Vss-GROUND. 0V DC power return.
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1-10IC12, 16 ALVCH16245 (16 bit Bus bidirectional transceivers)
1-11IC13-15 ALVCH16244 (16 bit Bus Buffers)
1-12IC17, 18 LVC244 (8 bit Bus Buffers)
1-13IC19 LVC245 (8 bit Bus bidirectional transceivers)
In particular, this is used for changing 5V into 3.3V.
1-14IC20 M51957B (System Reset IC. Delay time is about 0.34 sec)
1-15IC21, 22 NJM317 (Regulator IC)
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15/CSinChip select. Active low. (PU)
16LCLKoutbuffered clock output.
17/IORinI/O read strobe. Active low. (PU)
18/IOWinI/O write strobe. Active low. (PU)
19DRQoutDMA request.
20/DACKinDMA acknowledge. Active low. (PU)
21/EOTinEnd of transfer. Active low. (PU)
22/BUSPWR
23/PWRGOODin
26/IRQoutInterrupt Request. Active low.
27/USBOEi/oUSB port output enable. Active low. (PU)
28/DEVCFGoutDevice config. Alternatively general output. (PD)
30TESTinTest. Connect this pin to ground. (PD)
32/LRESEToutLocal reset. Active low. (PU)
33/SUSPoutDevice suspended. Active low. (PU)
34/WAKEUPinUSB remote wakeup. Active low. (PU)
35/RESETinExternal reset. (PU)
38-42A[4:0]inAddress bus.
44CLKINin48 MHz Oscillator input.
45CLKOUTout48 MHz Oscillator output.
47TESTOUToutTest output. Used for manufacturing test.
31VDD_LOCAL-+3.3V or +5V DC power input for CPU I/F.
1,13,25
37,43
12,24,36
46,48
D[7:0]i/o
in
Connected with CPU for communication.
Indicates that external logic is powered by USB bus.
Alternatively general input.
Indicates that external power supply used for self-powered mode is operational.
Alternatively general input.
VDD-+3.3V DC power input for the core and USB I/F.
Vss-GROUND. 0V DC power return.
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Appendix: Installing storage devices (for service engineers)
This appendix explains how to install storage devices (ATA hard disk, CD-ROM drive, Zip drive, etc.) in the MPC4000.
Check the included items
The following items are included with the MPC4000 for use when installing storage devices. Check to make sure that no
items are missing.
■ Cables
• Flat cable for ATA drive
• Power cable for drive (without ferrite core)
• Power cable for drive (with ferrite core)
• Analog audio cable for CD-ROM
• Digital audio cable for CD-ROM
• Drive Mount Bracket (S)
• Drive Mount Bracket (L)
■ Other items
• Screws (inch) for attaching hard disk (4 pcs.)
• Screws (metric) for attaching hard disk (4 pcs.)
• Screw hole plugs (4 pcs.)
• Screws (metric) for attaching Drive Mount Bracket (8 pcs.)
Opening the top panel
When installing a storage device, use the following procedure to open the top panel of the MPC4000.
1. Loosen the screws that fasten the side panels (four on each side, left and right), and remove the side panels.
2. Remove the screws (five on each side, left and right) that fasten each side of the top panel to the chassis.
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3. Remove the screw (located in the center of the front panel) that fastens the top panel from the lower front side.
4. Remove the screw (located in the center of rear panel) that fastens the top panel from the rear side.
5. Use both hands to lift the protrusion on the front of the top panel, and open the top panel.
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6. Use a metal rod or similar object as a prop inside the chassis to hold up the top panel.
The side panels and screws you removed must be kept in a safe place.
To close the top panel, re-tighten the screws in the opposite order to which they were removed.
Installing a drive
1. If you are installing a removable-media drive such as a CD-ROM drive or Zip drive, remove the blank panel from the
front panel.
2. Use the hard disk attachment screws (included with the MPC4000) to attach the drive to the bracket, and attach the
bracket to the bottom panel of the chassis. Use the bracket in the correct direction (as illustrated or on reverse side)
according to the drive mounted.
When installing a drive in the 3.5 inch bay
P7
P8
PC IO
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PC IO AD_DA
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When installing a drive in the 5 inch bay
1
Bracket (L)
PC IO
P7
P8
P2
PC CPU
PC IO AD_DA
Cable connections
Connecting the flat cable
1. Remove two screws from the cover that conceals the PC CPU board.
When you remove the cover, you will see the P2 connector for the ATA drive.
P23
Bracket (S)
PC IO AD_DA
P7
P8
PC IO
P2
PC CPU
Step
2. 3Insert the blue connector of the included flat cable into the P2 connector of the PC CPU board.
3. Reattach the cover that you removed.
4. Connect the other end of the flat cable to the drive.
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Connecting the power cable
1. Insert the connector of the included power cable into the P7 connector or P8 connector of the PC I/O board.
Use the power cable with the ferrite core if you are installing a hard disk. Use the power cable without a ferrite
core if you are installing a Zip drive or CD-ROM drive.
2. Connect the other end of the power cable to the drive.
Connecting the CD-ROM analog audio cable
If the CD-ROM drive has an analog audio output connector, connect it to the MPC4000’s circuit board as follows.
1. Insert the connector of the included CD-ROM analog audio cable into the P23 connector of the PC I/O ADDA
board.
2. Insert the other end of the CD-ROM analog audio cable into the analog audio output connector of the CD-ROM
drive.
Make connections so that the red cable goes to R (right channel) and the white cable to L (left channel).
3. On the PC I/O ADDA board, plug in the P22 jumper (located in front of P23) at the “SET” position.
Connecting the CD-ROM digital audio cable
If the IB-4D digital I/O option is installed in the MPC4000, connect the digital audio output connector of the CD-ROM
drive to the IB-4D as follows.
1. Insert the connector of the included CD-ROM digital audio cable into the digital audio output connector of the CDROM drive.
Make connections so that the black cable is the ground.
2. Insert the other end of the CD-ROM digital audio cable into the P1 connector of the IB-4D digital I/O option.
3. On the IB-4D circuit board, plug in the JP1 jumper in the 1-2 (SHORT) position.
* If you connect the analog/digital audio cable and make the correct jumper setting, you will be able to select the
CD-ROM playback as the recording source in RECORD mode.
Master/slave settings for ATA drives
If you install two drives, you must set one as the master and the other as the slave. (If a hard disk is installed, set the
hard disk as the master.)
For details on how to make master/slave settings, refer to the manual that came with your drive.
Installing Memory Board
The memory slots are on the CPU board and their 2 long DIMM sockets are located on the right-hand side of the unit towards
the rear.
Insert the memory board securely in the correct direction. When only one memory board is installed, it can be installed on either
slot.
The required memory board is 168-pin DIMM (PC133/PC100, CL2).
* 256Mbit x 8 ICs type 256Mbyte DIMM is not supported. 128Mbit x 16 ICs type is recommended.
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! Installation - MPC4000
1. Remove the fixing screws of the MPC4000 Side Panels (4pcs. on each side) and remove Side Panels. Next,
remove the screws (5pcs. on each side) hidden by the Side Panels and then remov e the center screws (2pcs.)
located underneath the Armrest and the topmost of Rear Panel. The Top Panel Block can be swing-opened by
lifting the Armrest from the front. Save the removed screws.
2. Remove the fixing screws (4pcs.) for the Mask Plate (lower slot) on the Rear Panel and remove the Mask Plate.
Save the screws for later use. The Mask Plate is not used.
3. Referring to the illustration, remove the fixing screw (1pc.) on the I/O board and install the Mounting Post (S) in
its place. Save the screw for later use.
4. Set the IB-48P on the Rear Panel and Mounting Posts and fix it securely with the screws removed in earlier
steps and the Fixing Screw (gold) included.
5. Connect the cable from the IB-48P board to the connector (P2) on the I/O board.
6. Replace and fix the Top Panel Block and Side Panels in the opposite order to which they were removed.
✽ Be sure to fix the screws and connectors securely to avoid malfunctioning.
MPC4000
IB-48P
PC IO
P2
P4
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! Installation - MPC4000
1. Remove the fixing screws of the MPC4000 Side Panels (4pcs. on each side) and remove Side Panels. Next,
remove the screws (5pcs. on each side) hidden by the Side Panels and then remove the center screws (2pcs.)
located underneath the Armrest and the to pmost of Rear Panel. The Top Panel Block can be swing-opened by
lifting the Armrest from the front. Save the removed screws.
2. Remove the fixing screws (2pcs.) for the Mask Plate on the Rear Panel and remove the Mask Plate. Save the
screws for later use. The Mask Plate is not used.
3. Referring to the illustration, set the IB-4D on the Rear Panel and Mounting Post and fix it securely with the screws
removed in earlier step and the Fixing Screw included.
4. Connect the cable from IB-4D board to the connector (P3) on the I/O board.
5. Replace and fix the Top Panel Block and Side Panels in the opposite order to which they were removed.
✽ Be sure to fix the screws and connectors securely to avoid malfunctioning.
MPC4000
IB-4D
P3
PC IO
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! Installation – MPC4000
1. Remove the fixing screws of the MPC4000 Side Panels (4pcs. on each side) and remove Side Panels. Next,
remove the screws (5pcs. on each side) hidden by the Side Panels and then remove the center screws (2pcs.)
located underneath the Armrest and the topmost of Rear Panel. The Top Panel Block can be swing-opened by
lifting the Armrest from the front. Save the removed screws.
2. Remove the fixing screws (4pcs.) for the Mask Plate (upper slot) on the Rear Panel and remove the Mask Plate.
Save the screws for later use. The Mask Plate is not used.
3. Referring to the illustration, remove the fixing screw (1pc.) on the I/O board and install the Mounting Post (S) in
its place. Then extend the 2 Mounting Posts with the 2 Mounting Posts (L) included.
4. Set the IB-48P on the Rear Panel and Mounting Posts and fix it securely with the screws removed in earlier
step and the Fixing Screws (gold, 2pcs.) included.
5. Connect the cable from the IB-4ADT board to the connector (P4) on the I/O board.
6. Replace and fix the Top Panel Block and Side Panels in the opposite order to which they were removed.
Note 1: When the IB-48P 8-Individual Output board is installed at the lower slot, remove the fixing screws (2pcs.) of the
Mounting Posts for the IB-48P and re place them with the 2 Mounting Posts (L) included and mount the IB-4ADT on them.
Note 2: On the MPC4000 with IB-4D SP-DIF Digital Interface Board installed, Connect the 8-pin Connecting Cable
included between the IB-4D (P2) and IB-4ADT (P1) boards.
✽ Be sure to fix the screws and connectors securely to avoid malfunctioning.
MPC4000
PC IO
IB-4ADT
P2
P4
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MPC4000
OPERATION
BLOCK DIAGRAM
MPC4000
PC IO
BLOCK DIAGRAM
MPC4000
AD DA
BLOCK DIAGRAM
5
SW171
LED
RED
3pcs
GREEN
23pcs
DD
SW163
RET0
12
Q-LINK SETUPQ-LINK ASSIGN
D163
GMA01
SEND5
VR208
RK14K124
VR204
RK14K124
CC
SEND5
SEND3
BB
+5V
6
B(MAX)
5
A(MAX)
B(TAP)
A(TAP)
AB(MIN)
DUMMY
SW165
12
Q-LINK Q5Q-LINK Q6
D165
GMA01
B(MAX)
A(MAX)
B(TAP)
A(TAP)
AB(MIN)
DUMMY
GREENGREEN
D213D206
SW167
12
Q-LINK Q3Q-LINK Q4
D167
GMA01
2MAX
2TAP
2MIN
D217D211
SW169
12
AN8AN9
4
3
2
C208
C209
1
473
473
GND
RET2
+5V
6
5
AN6
4
3
2
C204
C205
1
473
473
GND
RET4
+5V
C201
473
1MAX
12
VR200
C200
473
1MIN
1TAP
AN4
GND
RET14
Q-LINK Q1Q-LINK Q2
D169
GMA01
L4016A503A
RET1
SW164
12
D164
GMA01
VR210
RK14K124
D225D219
VR206
RK14K124
GREENGREEN
SW166
12
D166
GMA01
SW168
12
D168
GMA01
SW170
12
GREENGREEN
D170
GMA01
B(MAX)
A(MAX)
B(TAP)
A(TAP)
AB(MIN)
DUMMY
B(MAX)
A(MAX)
B(TAP)
A(TAP)
AB(MIN)
DUMMY
RET5
RET3
RET15
6
5
4
3
2
1
GND
6
5
4
3
2
1
GND
+5V
1MAX
2MAX
12
1TAP
2TAP
2MIN
GND
SEND2
+5V
C210
C211
473
473
GREEN
D222
SW157
12
NEXT SEQUENCE
D157
GMA01
+5V
AN7
C206
C207
473
473
C203
473
VR202
C202
473
1MIN
AN5
D216
D210
D205
GREEN
SW158
12
TRACK MUTE
D158
GMA01
GREEN
SW159
12
FULL LEVEL
D159
GMA01
GREEN
SW160
12
16 LEVELS
D160
GMA01
GREEN
SW161
12
ERASE
D161
GMA01
GREEN
SW162
12
NOTE REPEAT
D162
GMA01
12
L4016A504B
D203D208D214D220D204D209D215D221
SEND0
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