Duet Adjustable tone range (–1 to 2 octaves)
Music Library Number of Songs: 60, User Songs: 1 (memory capacity; up to 65 KB)*
* Based on 1 KB = 1024 bytes, 1 MB = 10242 bytes
Song volume: Adjustable
Part On/Off: L, R
RecorderFunctions: Real-time recording, playbackNumber of Song: 1
Number of Tracks: 2
Capacity: Approximately 5,000 notes total
RecordedDataProtection:Built-inashmemory
Pedals Damper (with half-pedal operation), Soft, Sostenuto
Other functions Touch Select: 3 types, Off
Inputs/OutputsPHONES jacks: Stereo standard jacks × 2Power: 24 V DC (Max.)
LINE OUT R, L/MONO jacks: Standard jacks × 2
Outputimpedance:2.3KΩ
Output voltage: 1.1 V (RMS) MAX
USB port: TYPE B
Pedal connector
speakersφ12cm×2+φ5cm×2(Output20W+20W)
Power RequirementsACAdaptor:AD-E24250LW
Power Consumption 24 V 60W
Dimensions Digital Piano and Stand:
139.5(W)×42.7(D)×83.5(H)cm(54
WeightDigital Piano and Stand: approximately 40.0kg (88.2 lbs)
FCRAM (32 Mbit), Power Supply Circuit, Key Controller, USB Port
Sub PCBM903-PSA1DC 12 V Terminal, Power Supply Circuit, Filter, Power Amplifer
Console PCBM902-CNA1Buttons
Volume PCBM902-CNA2Main Volume
Jack PCBsM902-HPA1Phones Jacks
M901-JKA1LINE OUT (R, L/MONO) jacks
SD Card PCBM810-SDA1SD Card Slot
Power Lamp PCBM902-HPA2Power Lamp
Keyboard PCBsMACP-KYA1Keyboard
The photos show a prototype. The appearance of the instrument, such as color, may
differ from the actual model.
To avoid damages to the instrument and the oor, lay the instrument on a mattress or
blanket before starting disassembling.
Removing the main unit
Remove the pedal unit plug from the pedal connector.1.
Undotwoscrewsandtwobutteryboltsonthebottomsurfaceoftheunit.2.
Dismount the main unit from the stand.3.
Dismounting or mounting the unit to the stand must be done by two or more people.NOTE:
Close the keyboard cover when disassembling or assembling the unit.NOTE:
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Pedal unit
Removing the pedal unit
Undo six screws on the back surface of the stand.1.
Undo four screws and then remove the pedal unit.2.
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Removing the stand
Undo two screws on the back surface of the stand and then remove the stand.1.
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Removing the TOP-BOARD-AssY
Undo three screws.1.
Remove the TOP-BOARD-ASSY.2.
TOP-BOARD-ASSY
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Stoppers
Removing the KEY-COVER-AssY
Close the keyboard cover.1.
Undo two screws and then remove two stoppers on the left and right ends.2.
Open the keyboard cover.3.
Grip where the stoppers were removed and lift up the gear section of the keyboard cover.4.
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Slide the keyboard cover at an angle, disengage one of the slide pins off the railing, and remove the 5.
KEY-COVER-ASSY.
Refer to the illustration below for the location of each white key.
Be sure to install each key at its designated location.
All black keys are the same. A black key may be installed at any correct black-key location.
Install a black key before installing the white keys on either of its sides.
Follow the same procedures below to install a black or white key.
Assemble a key to a hammer.1.
Presstheprotrusionofthechassisrmlyintothekeyhole.2.
Press the key to see if it moves properly.3.
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Press down the resin part.
Fulcrum point
Tweezers
Removing the hammers
Place the chassis upside down so that the hammers are visible.1.
Press the chassis with the tip of tweezers.2.
Whilecatchingahammerwithtweezers,setthetweezersagainsttheresinpartofthechassis.3.
Using the chassis-tweezer contact as a fulcrum point, press down against the resin part in the direction 4.
of the red arrow in the illustration below, and then disengage the hammer.
You must press the resin part of the hammer.NOTE:
Pressing on the metal part of the hammer may damage the area connected to the resin.NOTE:
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<About the hammers>
Type of Hammer (for a white key)
Hammer Code (for a white key)
Hammer Code (for a black key)
Type of Hammer (for a black key)
W1 (13 keys)
<Hammers for white keys>
<Hammers for black keys>
B1 (9 keys)B2 (9 keys)B3 (9 keys)B4 (9 keys)
W2 (13 keys)W3 (13 keys)W4 (13 keys)
There are several kinds of hammers.
The type of a hammer may be identied by the code engraved on it.
Type of Hammer: "W" for a white key, "B" for a black key.
Hammer Code: The hammers for white keys are coded W1, W2, W3, and W4.
The hammers for black keys are coded B1, B2, B3, and W4.
<Location to install the hammer>
A hammer must be installed at the correct location according to its type.
The combination of hammers and keys are shown below.
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<Installing the hammers>
Press down against the metal part.
Fulcrum point
Tweezers
Locked at this point
Be sure to install each hammer at its designated location. If a hammer does not move smoothly, check
if it is installed at the correct location.
Follow the same procedures shown below to install a hammer for both black and white keys.
Use the tweezers to set a hammer at its correct location.1.
Press the chassis with the tip of tweezers.2.
Using the chassis-tweezers contact as a fulcrum point, press down the metal part of the hammer in 3.
the direction of the red arrow in the illustration below, and then install the hammer.
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Nonwoven tape
MACP-KYC1 PCBMACP-KYD1 PCBMACP-KYC2 PCB
Removing the keyboard PCBs (MACP-KYC1/KYC2, KYD1)
Remove eight rubber keys.1.
One rubber key is shorter than the others.NOTE:
Rubber keysShort rubber key
Rubber keys
Short rubber key
Remove the nonwoven tape.2.
Remove 23 screws.3.
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Locate the FFC connected on the back of the MACP-KYD1 PCB. Unlock the connector to remove the 4.
MACP-KYC1 PCBMACP-KYD1 PCB
MACP-KYD1 PCB
MACP-KYC2 PCB
FFC, and then disengage the MACP-KYC1 PCB, the KYC2 PCB, and the MACP-KYD1 PCB.
FFC
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<Installing the keyboard PCBs (MACP-KYC1/KYC2, KYD1)>
Connect the FFC to the MACP-KYD1 PCB and lock the connector. 1.
Be sure to connect it securely.
FFC
Install eight rubber keys. 2.
Be sure to install the short rubber key at the correct location.
clip. Do not press the rubber key forcefully to avoid damaging the rubber key.
Secure the MACP-KYC1 PCB, the KYC2 PCB, and the MACP-KYD1 PCB with 23 screws. 3.
Press the PCBs lightly in the direction of the red arrow in the illustration below while tightening a
screw.
<If the PLANN comes off>
Nhe PLANN is a transparent plastic plate. If the plate comes off, put it on the place where the FFC is,
and insert its end into place where the blue line is shown in the image.
Removing the keyboard PCBs (MACP-KYA1/KYA2, KYB1/KYB2)
Remove the nonwoven tape. Unlock the connector and disengage the FFC connecting the MACP-1.
KYA2 PCB and the MACP-KYB1.
FFC
Remove 26 screws.2.
Unlock the connector and disengage the FFC connected to the MACP-KYB1 PCB.3.
When removing the FFC, be careful not to pull it too much in the direction of the red arrow in NNNNN
the illustration, or the PLANN on the back may come loose.
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Remove the keyboard PCBs (MACP-KYA1/KYA2, KYB1/KYB2).4.
MACP-KYA2 PCBMACP-KYA1 PCB
MACP-KYB1 PCBMACP-KYB2 PCB
Remove eight rubber keys.5.
One rubber key is shorter than the others.NOTE:
Rubber keysShort rubber key
Rubber keys
Short rubber key
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<Installing the keyboard PCBs (MACP-KYA1/KYA2, KYB1/KYB2)>
Place eight rubber keys on the chassis. 1.
Be sure to place the short rubber key in the correct location.
Connect the FFC to the MACP-KYB1 PCB and lock the connector.2.
When connecting the FFC, be careful not to pull it too much in the direction of the red arrow NNNNN
in the illustration, or the PLANN on the back may come loose.
FFC
MACP-KYB1 PCB
<If the PLANN comes off>
Nhe PLANN is a transparent plastic plate. If the plate comes off, put it on the place where the FFC
is, and insert its end into place where the blue line is shown in the image.
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Insert the MACP-KYA1/KYA2 PCB and MACP-KYB1/KYB2 PCB at an angle against the chassis, 3.
1
2
and place them while paying attention not to misalign the rubber keys.
WhileplacingthePCBs,thecontactwiththerubberkeysmaycomeoutofalignment.Alignthem4.
against the red dotted line in the illustration below, lift the PCB once in the direction of the red
arrow, and then place them again.
Secure the MACP-KYA1/KYA2 PCBs, and the MACP-KYB1/KYB2 PCBs with 26 screws. 5.
Press the PCBs lightly in the direction of the red arrow in the illustration below while tightening a
screw.
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DIAGNOsTIC PROGRAM
No.Test ItemsNote
1Automatic Test
RAM, ROM, LED
(Performed at the launch of the diagnostic program)
Connect the AC adaptor.1.
Connect the pedal.2.
Even if a pedal unit is unavailable for the test, all the tests except for the pedal check may be performed.
"Main" volume: MAX3.
Have a PC and a USB cable ready. (They will be used in the USB check.)4.
OperatingSystem:Windows
WindowsVista
Mac OS® X (10.3.9, 10.4.11 or later, 10.5.6 or later)
Hold down the "METRONOME", "RECORDER", and "SONG (1.
the power ON.
Release the 2.
After the diagnostic program is launched, Automatic Test will start. 3.
Select Sequential Test or Single Test after Automatic Test is completed.
This diagnostic program tests the following items.
Selecting the "2. Model check" will run Test 2 (Model check) through 9 (Key check) in sequence.
The "10. Flash Memory check" is a single test. (see page 46)
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Diagnostic program
1. Automatic Test
Automatic Test is performed each time the diagnostic program is launched.
RAM check and ROM check are performed. 1.
If a test fails, the "
If a button is not operating properly or a button is pressed in a wrong order, an error tone (F2) sounds.
* You cannot cancel this test procedure mid-way.
Whenthe"ELECPIANO"buttonispressedattheend,theconrmationchordsC4,E4,G4soundand3.
all LEDs turn off.
5. Pedal check
<Aboutthepedalunit>
If there is no pedal unit for testing, go on to the "6. Headphones check".
Connect the headphones to the jack in the front of the main unit. 2.
"L" LED turns off and the "R" LED illuminates.
Check to see if you can hear test sound from the headphones by pressing the "A4" key.3.
Remove the headphones from the jack. 4.
"R" LED turns off and the "L" LED illuminates.
Connect the headphones to the jack in the back of the main unit. 5.
"L" LED turns off and the "R" LED illuminates.
Check to see if you can hear test sound from the headphones by pressing the "A4" key.6.
Remove the headphones from the jack. 7.
"R" LED turns off and the "L" LED illuminates.
7. UsB check
Press the "FUNCTION" button to perform the "USB check".1.
TheconrmationchordsC4,E4,G4sound.
Connect AP-420 to the PC with a USB cable.2.
Press the "MODERN" button.3.
Press the "FUNCTION" button to perform the "Key check".3.
Conrmthatatesttone(approx.500Hz)soundsfromtheleftspeakerwhileakeyispressedhalfway.4.
Check all white and black keys.
Conrmthatatesttone(approx.500Hz)soundsfromtheleftspeakerandahigh-pitchedtesttone5.
(approx. 2 kHz) sounds from the right speaker while a key is pressed completely.
Check all white and black keys.
Pressthe"POWER"buttontoturnoffthepower.6.
10. flash Memory check
Boot the diagnostic program.1.
Hold down the "ELEC PIANO" button for 2 seconds. 2.
Operation after replacing the main PCB or the keyboard parts
Make sure to perform the following procedure after replacing the main PCB or the keyboard parts.
Applicable parts number on the Parts List: No.1 for the main PCB, No. 42 to 74 for the KY-ASSY
or the KY-ASSY component parts
Procedure
Hold down the "FUNCTION", "METRONOME", and "ELEC PIANO" buttons 1.
at the same time, to turn the power ON.
All LEDs are lit.
Release the "FUNCTION", "METRONOME", and "ELEC PIANO" buttons. 2.
All the LEDs turn off except "L" and "R" LEDs.
Press the "METRONOME" button. 3.
The "R" and "MODERN" LEDs are lit.
Press the "MODERN" button. 4.
The "R" and "CLASSIC" LEDs are lit.
Press the "CLASSIC" button. 5.
The "R" and "ELEC PIANO" LEDs are lit.
Press the "ELEC PIANO" button. 6.
The LEDs on both side of the "SONG (u/n)" mark, the "R" LED, and the
"ELEC PIANO" LED are lit.
Press the "RECORDER" and "METRONOME" buttons at the same time. 7.
Press the "POWER" button to turn off the power.8.
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41
38
39
39
40
32
32
31
31
32
19
20
32
37
36
22
7
6
11
11
10
9
8
19
21
23
22
24
33
20
24
23
33
26
29
21
1
2
25
28
27
18
34
35
16
17
15
3
5
30
30
4
13
12
14
40
EXPLODED VIEW
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KEY ASSY
STAND
58
42
61
64
44
59
63
62
65
68
52
55
54
67
53
66
56
46
51
52
57
45
60
43
48
50
76
77
78
79
80
79
81
47
49
73
69
72
74
69
70
74
73
71
72
71
75
82
83
84
86
× 4
× 6
× 2
× 2
× 2
× 4
× 2
80
81
85
× 1
× 1
× 1
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PARTs LIsT
AP-420
Notes: This parts list does not include the cosmetic parts,
which parts are marked with item No. "R-X" in the
exploded view.
Contact our spare parts department if you need
these parts for refurbish.
IC310257492 ICNJM78M12FA11111111 AE C
IC110201503 ICPQ1CG21H2FZH11111111AO C
L1410231919 COILRB53-856396NP11111111 AA C
L410231920 COILRB53-856397NP44444444 AA C
L910232457 COILRII7-860400NP11111111 AH C
J210342138 CONNECTORLGP7031-0900FC11111111CDC Jack
L310342135 COIL02249-T55622222222C
L610342335 COILRP1315BNP-220M-T44444444C
D9,D10,D1210276977 DIODEL1SS400T1G33333333 AA C
D15,D1610308381 DIODELUDZS7.5BT1G22222222 AA C
D410210387 DIODERSX101VA-30TR11111111 AA C
IC5,IC7,IC9,IC11 10211950 ICNJM2068M-D(TE1)44444444AC C
Q4-Q1269300298 TRANSISTOR2SC4081T106R99999999 AA C
Q15,Q1610305853 TRANSISTORKTD1304-RTK/P22222222 AB C
D1110334295 DIODELUDZS12BT1G11111111 AA C
IC210335105 LSIR2A15108SP-W00T11111111 AZ C
D310342143 DIODERB075B40STL11111111C
IC410343240 ICBH3544F-E211111111C
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RemarksNItemParts No.Parts Name
CASE UNIT
N310346492 CASE ASSY/MAINTK-RJM509476*0011111CBlack
N310346493 CASE ASSY/MAINTK-RJM509476*0021111CBrown
N410346500 BOARD ASSY/FRONTTK-RJM509461*0021111CBlack
N410346501 BOARD ASSY/FRONTTK-RJM509461*0031111CBrown
610341204 SIDE UNIT/RIGHTTK-RJM509305*00111111111C
769245260 BUTTON/POWERM340318-00111111111 AA C
810334364 SIDE BLOCK/RIGHTRJM509281-00111111111 AP C
910334406 SWITCHSDDLD1017U11111111 AU C
1010336251 HARNESSTD-EH3P105M90211111111 AP C
1110294363 BRACKET/RIGHTRJM508404-00122222222 AD C
1210346494 SIDE UNIT/LEFTTK-RJM509763*00111111111C
1310342256 KNOB/RTRM341402-00111111111C
1410337986 SIDE BLOCK/LEFTRJM509280-00311111111C
1510337975 KEY/RUBBERRJM509282-00311111111C
J50310206815 CONNECTORJY-6314*01-03011111111 AC CLine Out (L/MONO)
J50410206816 CONNECTORJY-6314*01-13011111111 AA CLine Out (R)
L503-L50410231920 COILRB53-856397NP22222222 AA C
1910305155 SPEAKERC05JT0222222222 BI CTweeters
2010309720 HARNESSPH-2P-61-M33422222222 AG C
2110256315 BRACKET/TWRJM507322-00122222222 AX C
2210337993 SPEAKERC12J0822222222CSpeakers
2310265693 HARNESSEH-2P-55-M33222222222C
2410052226 NET/SPEAKERM441205-00122222222 AC C
2510337922 BRACKET/MDLRJM509526-00111111111X
2610337923 BRACKET/MDRRJM509527-00111111111X
2710337925 BRACKET/PSLRJM509544-00111111111X
2810337927 BRACKET/PSRRJM509513-00111111111X
2910204256 FERRITE CORETRCN16-1311111111AW X
3010269833 FOOT/RUBBERRJM507817-00122222222 AA C
3110337932 BRACKETRJM509522-00144444444X
3210337918 HIMELON/5X30M440583-00344444444X
3310184475 STOPPERRJM505299-00122222222 AB C
8110203751 SCREW/TRUMPETM441270-00188888888 AA X
N8210346509 BOARD ASSY/PEDALTK-RJM508301*0061111CBlack
N8210346510 BOARD ASSY/PEDALTK-RJM508301*0071111CBrown
N8310346489 BOARD ASSYTK-RJM508302*0091111CBlack
N8310346456 BOARD ASSYTK-RJM508302*0081111CBrown
8410263906 PEDAL ASSYTK-RJM507377*00111111111 CL C
VR110257246 VARIABLE RXV09411N895Z5K105011111111C
8510339497 HARNESSEF-SMR5P155MP511111111C
8610260690 ADJUSTERFL-20-CR3-KE11111111 AF X
ACCESSORY
X-110337866 AC ADAPTORAD-E24250LW-P11 1 11 1 1C
X-210347080 AC ADAPTORAD-E24250LW-P211C
X-310337904 CORD SETUC2LT-M003A11 11C US type
X-410318804 CORDEC2LT-M001A1 11 1C EU type
X-510318806 CORDBC2LT-M001A11C UK type
X-610318805 CORDKC2LT-M001A11C Korea type
NX-710346487 STAND ASSY/MUSICTK-RJM509511*0011111CBlack
NX-810346488 STAND ASSY/MUSICTK-RJM509511*0021111CBrown
X-910337985 SEATMX-CH11D-(D)11C Black
X-1010337984 SEATMX-CH11B-(D)11C Brown
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Main PCB M900-MDA1 (1/2)
: Not used
(to CNA1/
CN601)
Not used
(to PSA1/CN16)
(toSDA1/CN751)USB
PEDAL
(to PDA1/CN1)
sChEMATIC DIAGRAMs
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Main PCB M900-MDA1 (2/2)
(to KYB1/CN804)
: Not used
(to KYD1/CN802)
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sub PCB M903-PsA1 (1/2)
(toPOWERSWITCH)
(to HPA2/
CN702)
(to LEFT
SPEAKER)
(to LEFT
TWEETER)
(to RIGHT
TWEETER)
(to RIGHT
SPEAKER)
(to JKA1/
CN503)
(to CNA2/602)
(to MDA1/
CN12)
Not used:
10 to 12 pin
(to HPA1/CN701)
: Not used
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sub PCB M903-PsA1 (2/2)
: Not used
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Console PCB M902-CNA1/Volume PCB M902-CNA2
: Not used
(to PSA1/CN14)
(to MDA1/CN4)
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Jack PCB M902-hPA1Jack PCB M901-JKA1
(to PSA1/CN13)
LINE OUT
(toPSA1/CN17)
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sD Card PCB M810-sDA1
(toMDA1/CN7)
(to PSA1/CN4)
(to PDA2/
CN3)
(to PDA1/
CN2)
(to MDA1/CN5)
Power Lamp PCB M902-hPA2
Pedal PCB M332-PDA1/M332-PDA2
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Keyboard PCB MACP-KYA1
(to KYA2/CN602)
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Keyboard PCB MACP-KYA2
(to KYA1/CN601)
(to KYB1/CN801)
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Keyboard PCB MACP-KYB1
(to KYA2/CN603)
(to MDA1/CN1)
(to KYB2/CN803)
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Keyboard PCB MACP-KYB2
(to KYB1/CN802)
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Keyboard PCB MACP-KYC1
(to KYD1/CN801)
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Keyboard PCB MACP-KYC2
(to KYD1/CN803)
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Keyboard PCB MACP-KYD1
(to KYC1/CN601)
(to MDA1/CN2)
(to KYC2/CN602)
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Ver. 1 : Oct. 2009
•CorrectionoftheCONTENTS
•CorrectionoftheDISASSEMBLY(P36,P38)
•CorrectionoftheDIAGNOSTICPROGRAM(P47)
•CorrectionofthePARTSLIST(P53)
Ver.2: Nov.2009
•CorrectionoftheDISASSEMBLY(P31)
Ver. 3 : Sep. 2011
•CorrectionofthePARTSLIST(P53)
CASIO COMPUTER CO.,LTD.
Overseas Service Division
6-2, Hon-machi 1-Chome
Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-8543, Japan
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