#
#G2477130ENC KNOB1
#G2497001KEYTOP S(RED)1
#G2567156LCD PANEL1
G2477122R-KNOB4
G247751301VGA KEYTOP S WITHOUT LENS3
IC
CONSIDERATION ON PARTS ORDRING
The parts marked have
safety-related characteristics. Use
only listed parts for replacement.
G2567155ENC ESC1
When ordering any parts listed in the parts list, please specify the following items in the order sheet.
Failure to completely fill the above items with correct number and description will result in delayed or even
undelivered replacement.
QTYPART NUMBERDESCRIPTIONMODEL NUMBER
Ex.1022575241Sharp KeyC-20/50
152247017300Knob (orange)DAC-15D
Q’ty
SWITCH
13129778SKQKAHTACT SWITCHSW6,SW1 on panel2
F3129306SKQKABSWITCHSW2,SW3,SW4,SW5 on panel4
JACK,EXT TERMINAL
#
F3449707HTJ-064-12DSPHONE JK(STREO)JK1,JK2 on Jack2
13449150MFHTJ-064-12DPHONE JACK (STEREO)JK3,JK4,JK5,JK8 on Jack4
#F344941501KM02009BBADAPTOR JKJK6 on Jack1
DISPLAY UNIT
F502941043.3X23.6LCD BACKLIT1
#F5029414DC-320 ALCDLCD1 on panel1
F5199108NJM2374AM-TE1IC (SWITING REGULATOR)IC11 on Jack1
#
#F5179307M12L6416-7TIC (SDRAM)IC16 on Jack1
#F5209130M51957BFPIC (RESET)IC7 on Jack1
#15289216M5218AFP-600EIC (OP AMP)IC1,IC4,IC5 on Jack3
#F5279308BU2090FIC (LED DRIVER)IC1on panel1
#03232367DRIVER BU9728AKV-E2IC (LCD DRIVER)IC2 on panel1
#03236601UPD703105AGJ-019-UEN DD-20 1.IC (CPU)IC8 on Jack1
F5289102NJM2100M 8P SOPIC (OP.AMP)IC3 on Jack1
F5179604CAT24WC02JIC (EEPROM)IC10 on Jack1
02565501TC220CCA0AF-B01(MR3)IC (DSP)IC9 on Jack1
F5179125S-8520E33MC-BJS-T2IC (DC-DC)IC12 on Jack1
01679990AK4524VF-E2IC (AD/DA)IC6 on Jack1
#F5279305TC4066BFTICIC18 on Jack1
#F5179171TC7S14FU-TE85LICIC15 on Jack1
15189250M5218ALIC (OP AMP)IC13 on Jack1
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TRANSISTOR
153191072SC4116-GR(TE85R)TRANSISTORQ9,Q10,Q11,Q12,Q13,Q14,Q15 on Jack7
15329521RN1307(TE85R)TRANSISTORQ7 on Jack1
#F5329536CPH6302POWER MOS FETQ17 on Jack1
153291032SK880GR-TE85RFET TRANSISTORQ1,Q5 on Jack2
F53295302SK879YFETQ2,Q3,Q4,Q6,Q8 on Jack5
#F5119901RN1207-TE85RDIGITAL TRANSISTORQ1 on panel1
DIODE
15019523CHRD 5.1EB3ZENNER DIODED1 on panel1
#
150191261SS133 T-77SWITCHING DIODED2,D3,D4,D5,D6,D7 on panel6
F5029126L-113GDTPOWER LEDLED1 on panel1
1502928100L-34HDSLLED (RED)LED10,LED11,LED12,LED14,LED15,LED16,LED
F5029106L-32GDSLLED (GREEN)LED9 on panel1
F5029133L-934MBDLEDLED6 on panel1
153391201SS302DIODEDA1,DA2,DA3,DA4,DA5,DA6,DA7 on Jack7
F53391381SS355DIODED1,D2,D3,D4,D5,D6 on Jack6
F5339137SS14 VF=0.45VDIODED7,D9,D10 on Jack3
#F5029129SML-110MTCHIP LED(GREEN)LED2,LED3,LED4,LED5 on panel4
RESISTOR
F5419707CRN34101JRESISTOR ARRAYRA9,RA12,RA15,RA16 on Jack4
#F5419764CRN34470JRESISTOR ARRAYRA3,RA5,RA6,RA7,RA8,RA10,RA11,RA13,RA17
#F5419714EXBA10P103JRESISTOR ARRAYRA2,RA4 on Jack2
F542936615K OHM F RANK (1%)RESISTOR (CHIP)R86 on Jack1
F5419716CRN34103JRESISTOR (CHIP)RA14,RA18,RA20 on Jack3
F5419726CRN34473JRESISTOR ARRAYRA1 on Jack1
F2569127MINISMDC075POLY SWITCHR76 on Jack1
00566867RPC05T 100 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR126 on Jack1
00567023RPC05T 101 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR73,R145,R146 on Jack3
00567156RPC05T 102 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR7,R31,R51,R70,R74,R78,R90,R120,R129 on Jack
00567290RPC05T 123 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR161,R162 on Jack2
00567334RPC05T 273 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR82 on Jack1
00567367RPC05T 393 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR12,R14,R30,R43 on Jack4
00566967RPC05T 470 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR75,R92,R93,R95,R137,R138,R139,R140,R141,
00567245RPC05T 472 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR48,R49,R79,R80,R85,R153,R155 on Jack7
00567378RPC05T 473 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR1,R2,R5,R6,R19,R20,R21,R28,R35,R40,R41,R44,
00567278RPC05T 822 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR24,R38,R39,R52 on Jack4
#F5399950R-33_1/2WCHIP RESISTOR(1/2W)R109,R116 on Jack2
F53999081 J (3225TYPE)CHIP RESISTORR77 on Jack1
F5429392287K F (1608TYPE)CHIP RESISTORR81 on Jack1
01788301RD16ST26A 102 JCARBON RESISTORR5,R6,R11,R17,R18,R19,R20 on panel7
#01897556RD16ST26A 221 JCARBON RESISTORR7 on panel1
01788312RD16ST26A 222 JCARBON RESISTORR3 on panel1
01897578RD16ST26A 331 JCARBON RESISTORR4 on panel1
#F5399296R-603/4R7MTL.FILM RESISTORR53 on Jack1
00567112RPC05T 471 JCHIP RESISTORR1,R2 on panel2
00567501RPC05T 474 JCHIP RESISTORR16 on panel1
17 on panel
on Jack
R12,R13,R14,R15 on panel
R42,R71,R72,R83,R101,R102,R119,R130,R157,
R160,R163,R166 on Jack
R115,R117,R127,R154,R156 on Jack
R62,R63,R64,R88 on Jack
R142 on Jack
R47,R65,R66,R67,R68,R69,R103,R104,R105,R106,
R110,R111,R112,R113,R118,R124,R136,R159 on
Jack
7
9
9
23
16
15
10
30
POTENTIOMETER
F3279819RD901-40-125F-B54-0CD 50KBROTARY POT. W/CENTER CLICKVR2 on panel1
F3279802RD901-40-125F-B54-00DPOTENTIOMETERNO CLICK 50KBVR3,VR4 on panel2
F3279803RD901-40-125F-B54-11DPOTENTIOMETER 11 CLICKS 50KBVR1 on panel1
F523925247/50VELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR (7MM)C79,C80 on Jack2
F5349400B0805F105ZNTCHIP CAPACITOR (2012TYPE)C108,C33 on Jack2
#F5359332C-603/105PCHIP CAPACITORC170 on Jack1
#F5359354C-603/334PCHIP CAPACITORC40,C41,C42,C43,C44 on Jack5
#002396010.1U/50VPOLYEST CAPACITORC2,C16 on Jack2
13629624S06SC10M+T (OS) 6.3V10CHEMICAL CAPACITORC5 on Jack1
02891767RC2-16V100M-T2CHEMICAL CAPACITORC26,C31,C35,C75,C135,C145 on
02897889RC2-16V470M-T2CHEMICAL CAPACITORC148 on Jack1
02782723RC2-50V010M-T2CHEMICAL CAPACITORC137 on Jack1
02129534ECJ1VB1H102KCERAMIC CAPACITORC21,C22,C114,C119,C131 on Jack,
F5359816C-603/683PCERAMIC CAPACITORC77 on Jack1
01674334ECUV1H101JCVCERAMIC CAPACITORC3,C17 on Jack2
01674356ECUV1H151JCVCERAMIC CAPACITORC86,C104,C110 on Jack3
01674201ECUV1H180JCVCERAMIC CAPACITORC92 on Jack1
01674212ECUV1H220JCVCERAMIC CAPACITORC91 on Jack1
01674234ECUV1H330JCVCERAMIC CAPACITORC1,C10,C15,C30 on Jack4
01674423ECUV1H471JCVCERAMIC CAPACITORC11,C32 on Jack2
13519452DD-306-959F104Z25CERAMIC CAPACITORC2 on panel1
C52,C54,C55,C56,C57,C60,C74,
C76,C78,C84,C96,C97,C103,C134,
C136,C140,C141,C142,C143,C144,
C147,C149,C154,C155,C156,C157,
C158,C159,C160,C161,C162,C163,
C180,C181 on Jack, C1 on panel
Jack, C3 on panel
C112,C139,C164 on Jack
C4 on panel
on Jack
C130,C151,C153 on Jack
42
7
10
6
6
9
INDUCTOR,COIL,FILTER
F2449214SLF12555T-681MR43 680UHSMD COILL2 on Jack1
#F5409134BLM18BD152SD1FERRITE-BEADL16,L17 on Jack2
#F5409102N1608Z601T02FERRITE-BEADL1,L4,L8,L9,L12,L13,L18,L21,L24,L25 on Jack10
#F5409133QT1608RL600HC1AFERRITE-BEADL19,L20,L22 on Jack3
F5409114NFM4516P13C204FEMI FILTERC62 on Jack1
F2449209SLF7032T-151MR29-2(150UH)COILL3,L5 on Jack2
CRYSTAL,RESONATOR
F5299307HC-49SM 11.2896MHZCRYSTALX2 on Jack1
F5299114HC-49SM 5MHZCRYSTALX3 on Jack1
While holding down the left pedal’s ON/OFF and the right pedal’s TAP/
MEMORY, connect the AC ADAPTOR to the ADAPTOR jack (which
turns on the power).
Only the POWER LED lights up.
Release the left and right pedals.
Within four seconds, press the left pedal and the right pedal, in that
order.
The unit switches to Test mode, and all of the LEDs light up or flash.
The version number will be shown in the LCD.
In “2,” if no AC ADAPTOR is connected to the ADAPTOR jack, the power can
be turned on by inserting batteries in the unit and connecting the INPUT
A(MONO) plug.
1.
2.
1.
2.
3.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
RESTORING THE FACTORY
SETTINGS
TEST MODE
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Test Items
DSP, EEPROM Check (also used to indicate the version)
LCD, Switch, LED Checks, Foot Switch Operational Check
VR, Encoder Check
DAC, PHONES Check (includes OUTPUT A (MONO), B jack detection
check)
ANALOG BYPASS Check (includes INPUT B jack detection check)
MUTE Check
DSP THRU Check
AD MUTE Check
ANALOG BYPASS Check
10. DSP MUTE Check
11. INPUT Level Switch Check
12. SDRAM Check
13. MODE Volume Operational Check
14. Factory Reset
15. Residual Noise, Shock Noise Check
16. Battery Operation Check
Carrying out the following procedure completely clears the content currently
stored in the memories (1-4).
Switch off the power.
While holding down the WRITE button, switch on the power.
The MEMORY Number indicators (1-4) flash.
fig.50
Press the WRITE button.
After the MEMORY Number indicators (1-4) begin flashing rapidly, the setting
is stored in memory and the unit returns to its ordinary state.
To cancel the setting change and the unit returns to its ordinary state, then
before you press the WRITE button, operate the MEMORY/TAP or ON/OFF
pedal.
Tools Required
• Oscillator
• Parallel box (BOSS J-5)
• Oscilloscope
• Noise meter
• 47 k[ohm] short plug (#17048536) Please refer to the following figure.
• Stereo/monaural converter cable (PCS-31 or similar)
• FS-5U (BOSS) (2)
• AC ADAPTOR (PSA-100)
fig.plug
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Entering Test Mode
Connect standard audio (mono) cables to all of the INPUT A(MONO)
and B jacks and OUTPUT A(MONO) and B jacks, and connect a stereo/
monaural converter cable (PCS-31 or similar) to the CTL jack. Connect the
other ends to the two FS-5U foot switches, and set the “POLARITY”
switch on the FS-5Us towards the FS-5U jacks.
Turn all volume controls completely to the left (to minimum).
While holding down the left pedal’s ON/OFF and the right pedal’s TAP/
MEMORY, connect the +9V DC plug to the ADAPTOR jack (which turns
on the power).
Only the POWER LED lights up.
Release the left and right pedals.
Within four seconds, press the left pedal and the right pedal, in that
order.
The unit switches to Test mode, and all of the LEDs light up or flash.
In “2”, if no +9V DC plug is connected to the ADAPTOR jack, the power can
be turned on by inserting batteries in the unit and connecting the INPUT
A(MONO) plug.
The “DSP, EEPROM Check” commences automatically with entry into Test
mode.
The status of the LEDs differs when entering into Test mode. For more detailed
information, refer to the item “DSP, EEPROM Check.”
Detailed Test Items
DSP, EEPROM Check (also used to indicate the version)
1.
2.
3.
4.
• Enter Test mode.
• After the unit is switched to Test mode, the version number
automatically appears in the LCD as a four-digit number, while
simultaneously the DSP and EEPROM check is performed.
• Confirm that all of the LEDs are lit, indicating that no problem was
detected.
If there is a problem, the cause is indicated by the LEDs as described below.
ON/OFF flashing:EEPROM error
MEMORY flashing:DSP PRAM error
TAP flashing:IRAM error
MEMORY, TAP flashing:DSP ERAM error
ON/OFF, MEMORY flashing:DSP INT error
ON/OFF, TAP flashing:DSP DRQ error
LCD, Switch, LED Checks, Foot Switch Operational Check
Press the [TAP] switch. Confirm that the LCD’s “8.8.8.8” lights up and go off in
the sequence shown below.
5.
2.
1.
6.
7.
The unit cannot enter Test mode unless all of the volume controls are turned to
minimum (MODE: “SOS”).
To conduct only a specific test, after entering Test mode, switch the MODE
volume control to the setting corresponding to the desired test.
Although carrying out the procedure in “1” switches the unit to Test mode, “2.
LCD, Switch, LED Checks, Foot Switch Operational Check” cannot be run
alone.
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fig.1
If the LCD display does not change even after the [TAP] switch is pressed,
confirm that all of the cables are connected to the jacks and the FS-5U
“POLARITY” switches are set correctly as described in “1” in “Entering Test
Mode.”
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• Press the [TEMPO] switch. Confirm that the characters light up and go
off in the sequence shown below.
fig.2
DD-20(T)
• Press the [WRITE] switch. Confirm that the notes light up and go off in
the sequence shown below.
fig.3
• Press the [SELECT] switch. Confirm that the entire LCD is on and that all
of the LEDs are lit.
• Confirm that the LEDs go off in the following sequence, one each time
the [SELECT] switch is pressed: “LCD backlighting” “4,” “3,” “2,” “1,”
“MANUAL,” “TEMPO,” “MEMORY,” “TAP,” and “ON/OFF.” When
“ON/OFF” goes off (all LEDs all unlit), press the [SELECT] switch to
turn on all of the LEDs again.
• Press the FS-5U connected to the left channel of the stereo/monaural
converter cable (PCS-31 or similar). Confirm that “C 1” appears in the
display.
• Press the FS-5U connected to the tight channel of the stereo/monaural
converter cable (PCS-31 or similar). Confirm that “C 12” appears in the
display.
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fig.5
Nothing will appear in the display if the right channel’s FS-5U is pressed
before the one connected to the left channel.
VR, Encoder Check
• Set the MODE control to “TWIST.” “2” appears in the LCD.
• Input a sine wave (200 Hz, 16Vp-p) from the oscillator to INPUT
A(MONO) and B.
• Connect the oscilloscope to OUTPUT A(MONO) and B.
• Rotate the E.LEVEL volume from the far left (minimum) to far right
(maximum). Confirm that the LCD changes from “O” to “127” and that
the waveform output from OUTPUT A(MONO) and B changes from
minimum to maximum size.
• Rotate the F.BACK volume from the far left (minimum) to far right
(maximum). Confirm that the LCD changes from “O” to “127” and that
the waveform output from OUTPUT A(MONO) and B changes from
minimum to maximum size.
• Rotate the TONE volume from the far left (minimum) to far right
(maximum). Confirm that the LCD changes from “O” to “127” and that
the waveform output from OUTPUT A(MONO) and B changes from
minimum to maximum size.
• Rotate ENC at least two clicks from the far right position. Confirm that
“E-” appears in the LCD.
• Rotate ENC at least two clicks from the far left position. Confirm that “E-” appears in the LCD.
• Press the ENC switch. Confirm that “E-O-” appears in the LCD.
DAC, PHONES Check (includes OUTPUT A (MONO), B jack detection
check)
• Set the MODE control to “WARP.” “3” appears in the LCD.
• Connect the oscilloscope to OUTPUT A(MONO) and B.
• Confirm that the waveform output from OUTPUT A(MONO) and B
matches the figure below.
fig.4
3.
4.
(200 mV/DIV, 1 mS/DIV)
• Connect the oscilloscope to OUTPUT A(MONO), and disconnect the
cable from the OUTPUT B jack.
• Confirm that the waveform output from OUTPUT A matches the figure
below.
fig.6
(200 mV/DIV, 1 mS/DIV)
• Disconnect the cable from the OUTPUT A(MONO) jack, leaving the
oscilloscope connected only to OUTPUT B.
• Confirm that the waveform output from OUTPUT B matches the figure
below.
(200 mV/DIV, 1 mS/DIV)
• Connect the cables to the OUTPUT A(MONO) and B jacks.
• Connect the oscilloscope to PHONES L/R.
• Confirm that the waveform output from PHONES L/R matches the
figure below.
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fig.7
(200 mV/DIV, 1 mS/DIV)
ANALOG BYPASS Check (includes INPUT B jack detection check)
• Set the MODE control to “TAPE.” “4” appears in the LCD.
• Input a sine wave (200 Hz, 16Vp-p) from the oscillator to INPUT
A(MONO) and B.
• Connect the oscilloscope to OUTPUT A(MONO) and B.
• Confirm that the waveform output from OUTPUT A(MONO) and B
matches the figure below.
fig.8
fig.9
7.
9.
5.
6.
8.
(5V/DIV, 1 mS/DIV)
MUTE Check
• Set the MODE control to “ANALOG.” “5” appears in the LCD.
• Input a sine wave (200 Hz, 16Vp-p) from the oscillator to INPUT
A(MONO) and B.
• Connect the oscilloscope to OUTPUT A(MONO) and B.
• Confirm that nothing is output from OUTPUT A(MONO) and B.
DSP THRU Check
• Set the MODE control to “STANDARD.” “6” appears in the LCD.
• Input a sine wave (200 Hz, 16Vp-p) from the oscillator to INPUT
A(MONO) and B.
• Connect the oscilloscope to OUTPUT A(MONO) and B.
• Confirm that the waveform output from OUTPUT A(MONO) and B
matches the figure below.
fig.10
(5V/DIV, 1 mS/DIV)
Disconnect the cable from the OUTPUT B jack.
• Confirm that the waveform output from OUTPUT A(MONO) and B
matches the figure below.
(5 V/DIV, 1 mS/DIV)
AD MUTE Check
• Set the MODE control to “DUAL.” “7” appears in the LCD.
• Input a sine wave (200 Hz, 16Vp-p) from the oscillator to INPUT
A(MONO) and B.
• Confirm that nothing is output from OUTPUT A(MONO) and B.
ANALOG BYPASS Check
• Set the MODE control to “PAN.” “8” appears in the LCD.
• Input a sine wave (200 Hz, 16Vp-p) from the oscillator to INPUT
A(MONO) and B.
• Confirm that the waveform output from OUTPUT A(MONO) and B
matches the figure below.
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fig.11
(5 V/DIV, 1 mS/DIV)
10. DSP MUTE Check
• Set the MODE control to “SMOOTH.” “9” appears in the LCD.
• Input a sine wave (200 Hz, 16Vp-p) from the oscillator to INPUT
A(MONO) and B.
• Confirm that nothing is output from OUTPUT A(MONO) and B.
11. INPUT Level Switch Check
• Set the MODE control to “MODULATE.” “10” appears in the LCD.
• Input a sine wave (200 Hz, 16Vp-p) from the oscillator to INPUT
A(MONO) and B.
• Confirm that the waveform output from OUTPUT A(MONO) and B is
distorted as in the figure below.
fig.12
Executing Factory Reset results in the loss of all data saved by the user. If
Factory Reset is not required, turn off the power to quit Test mode.
Factory Reset may be run without entering Test mode. To run Factory Reset
only, refer to “Instructions for Running Factory Reset” in these service notes.
• Following the “MODE Volume Operational Check,” rotate MODE from
“SOS” to “STANDARD.”
• ”FAct” appears in the LCD, and the “1,” “2,” “3,” and “4” LEDs flash.
• Press the [WRITE] button. The “1,” “2,” “3,” and “4” LEDs flash more
rapidly, then return to normal condition.
15. Residual Noise, Shock Noise Check
Conduct the “Residual Noise, Shock Noise Check” with the noise meter set to
IHF-A, AVERAGE.
• Switch to Test mode according to the instructions in “Entering Test
mode.”
• Connect a 47-k Ω short plug to INPUT A(MONO) and B.
• Connect the noise meter to OUTPUT A(MONO). Connect an open plug
to OUTPUT B.
• Confirm that the measured value with the noise meter (IHF-A) is -82 dBu
or less.
• Connect the noise meter to OUTPUT B. Connect the open plug to
OUTPUT A(MONO).
• Confirm that the measured value with the noise meter (IHF-A) is -82 dBu
or less.
• Connect a monitor speaker to OUTPUT A(MONO). Connect the open
plug to OUTPUT B.
• Subject the unit to shock by dropping it from a height of 10 cm, then
confirm that the unit produces no unusual noise.
• Connect a monitor speaker to OUTPUT B. Connect the open plug to
OUTPUT A(MONO).
• Shock-test the unit by dropping it from a height of 10 cm, then confirm
that the unit produces no unusual noise.
• Connect a monitor speaker to the left side of PHONE L/R.
• Shock-test the unit by dropping it from a height of 10 cm, then confirm
that the unit produces no unusual noise.
• Connect a monitor speaker to the right side of PHONE L/R.
• Shock-test the unit by dropping it from a height of 10 cm, then confirm
that the unit produces no unusual noise.
• Press the pedal’s ON/OFF switch to return from Test mode to the normal
operating mode.
• Adjust the volume as described below.
E.LEVEL: Maximum (turned completely to the right)
E.LEVEL: Minimum (turned completely to the left)
E.LEVEL: Maximum (turned completely to the right)
MODE: STANDARD
(5 V/DIV, 1 mS/DIV)
12. SDRAM Check
• Set the MODE control to “REVERSE.” If no problem is detected, “Sd 0”
appears in the LCD.
If a problem is detected, the cause is indicated by the LEDs as shown below.
ON/OFF, MEMORY, TAP LEDs flashing: SDRAM error
13. MODE Volume Operational Check
• Following the “SDRAM Check,” rotate the knob one click at a time in the
left (counterclockwise) direction.
• Confirm that the numbers appearing in the LCD change one by one with
each click from “10” to “1.”
14. Factory Reset
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If “+4” appears in the LCD, first turn off the power, then use the procedure
below to turn the power back on, and perform the following test.
• While holding down the left pedal (ON/OFF), turn on the power.
• Press the [SELECT] switch a number of times until “out1” appears in the
LCD.
• Press the [WRITE] switch.
• Connect the noise meter to OUTPUT A(MONO). Connect an open plug
to OUTPUT B.
• Confirm that the measured value with the noise meter (IHF-A) is -85 dBu
or less.
• Connect the noise meter to OUTPUT B. Connect the open plug to
OUTPUT A(MONO).
• Confirm that the measured value with the noise meter (IHF-A) is -85 dBu
or less.
• Connect a monitor speaker to OUTPUT A(MONO). Connect the open
plug to OUTPUT B.
• Shock-test the unit by dropping it from a height of 10 cm, then confirm
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that the unit produces no unusual noise.
• Connect a monitor speaker to OUTPUT B. Connect the open plug to
OUTPUT A(MONO).
• Shock-test the unit by dropping it from a height of 10 cm, then confirm
that the unit produces no unusual noise.
• Connect a monitor speaker to OUTPUT A(MONO). Connect the open
plug to OUTPUT B.
• Shock-test the unit by dropping it from a height of 10 cm, then confirm
that the unit produces no unusual noise.
• Rotate F.BACK from the far left (minimum) to far right (maximum)
several times, and confirm that there is no scratching or other such noise
from the monitor speakers.
• Set F.BACK to the far left (minimum).
• Rotate TONE from the far left (minimum) to far right (maximum) several
times, and confirm that there is no scratching or other such noise from
the monitor speakers.
• Set TONE to the far right (maximum).
• Rotate E.LEVEL from the far left (minimum) to far right (maximum)
several times, and confirm that there is no scratching or other such noise
from the monitor speakers.
• Set E.LEVEL to the far right (maximum).
• Rotate MODE from the “SOS” to “REVERSE” several times, and confirm
that there is no scratching or other such noise from the monitor speakers.
• Set MODE to “STANDARD.”
• Rotate ENCODER back and forth from left to right several times, and
confirm that there is no scratching or other such noise from the monitor
speakers.
• Set the volumes as follows.
E.LEVEL: CENTER
F.BACK: CENTER
TONE: CENTER
MODE: STANDARD
DELAY TIME: 300ms
• Connect the noise meter to OUTPUT A(MONO). Connect an open plug
to OUTPUT B.
• Confirm that the measured value with the noise meter (IHF-A) is -93 dBu
or less.
• Connect the noise meter to OUTPUT B. Connect the open plug to
OUTPUT A(MONO).
• Confirm that the measured value with the noise meter (IHF-A) is -93 dBu
or less.
16. Battery Operation Check
• Insert batteries in the battery box, and plug into INPUT A(MONO).
• Confirm that the unit starts in the normal mode.
• Confirm that effect sounds are output.
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BLOCK DIAGRAM
fig.block
INPUT B
OUTPUT B
PHONES
DC IN
+3.3V
+23V
+9V
+9V
JACK BOARD
PANEL BOARD
OUTPUT A
(MONO)
CTL
BATTERY
(JK IN/NO INPUT)
(JK IN/NO INPUT)
(JK IN/NO INPUT)
(JK IN/NO INPUT)
(JK IN/NO INPUT)
BUFFER
(INV)
IC1B
INPUT A
(MONO)
BUFFER
Q1
PRE EMPH/
LEVEL CTL
IC3B/IC18A
CODEC
AD/DA
IC6
PRE EMPH/
LEVEL CTL
IC3A/IC18B
DE EMPH/
LEVEL CTL
IC5A/IC18D
DE EMPH/
LEVEL CTL
IC5B/IC18C
FET SW
Q2
FET SW
Q3
FET SW
Q4
FET SW
Q6
FET SW
Q8
EEPROM
IC10
RESET
IC7
LOGIC
IC15B,C
TR
Q7
16 PIN
CN2
CN2
SDRAM
IC16
MIXER
IC4A
BUFFER
IC13A
BUFFER
IC13B
MIXER
IC4A
CPU
IC8
LOGIC
IC15A
TR
Q9
CN1
CN1
16PIN
LED1
ENC1LED6
LED2 - 5
LED9 -12
LED13-17
LED DRIVER
IC1
SW1-6
VR
1-4
LCD1
LCD DRIVER
IC2
CN31,CN41
CN3,CN4
DSP
IC9
DC-DC
CONVERTER
(STEP DOWN)
IC12,Q17
DC-DC
CONVERTER
(STEP UP)
IC11
RIPPLE
FILTER
Q15
CN3
RIBON
3P
CN5
CN4
BUFFER
Q5
BUFFER
(INV)
IC1A
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CIRCUIT BOARD (JK-A)
fig.B-JK-A
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CIRCUIT BOARD (JK-B)
fig.B-JK-B
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CIRCUIT BOARD (PANEL-A)
fig.B-PANEL-A
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CIRCUIT BOARD (PANEL-B)
fig.B-PANEL-B
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CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (JACK)
fig.C-JK
INPUT B
INPUT A
(MONO)
DSP
FLAT
CABLE
2mm
3P
EEPROM
11.2896MHz
+3.3V
680uH
+23V
+11.5V
64M
SDRAM
RESET
PHONES
CTL PEDAL
AD/DA
OUTPUT B
OUTPUT A
(MONO)
*1
*1: 1.00LOT - 6.00LOT R53:5
*2:For Lot no.1.00 to 7.00 Lot the pin number for CN1,CN2 which
is printed on JK Board is opposite from that is written from that
is written in the circuit diagram.