GM On/Off, Local Control On/Off, Bend Range)
Tuning Control:440Hz ± 50 cents
Terminals:Headphone Jack [Output Impedance: 150 Ω, Output Voltage: 5.2 V(rms)
MAX], Assignable Jack, MIDI Jacks (IN, OUT), AC Adaptor Jack (9 V)
Built-In Speakers:12 cm dia. 2.5 W Input Rating: 2 pcs.
Power Source:2-way AC or DC source
AC: AC adaptor AD-5
DC: 6 D size dry batteries
Battery life: Approx. 5 hours by manganese batteries R20P(SUM-1)
Auto Power Off:Approximately 6 minutes after the last operation
Power Consumption:7.7 W
Dimensions (HWD):129 x 942 x 367 mm
5-1/16 x 37-1/16 x 14-7/16 inches
Weight:5.3 kg (11.7 lbs) excluding batteries
Standard Accessory:Music stand, Dust cover
Koma
koma
(±5
komas
)
— 1 —
Electrical
Current Drain with 9 V DC:
No Sound Output260 mA ± 20%
Maximum Volume930 mA ± 20%
with key C3 pressed in Synth-Bass tone and effect No. E-9
Split: On, Layer: On, Oriental scale: On/Cent
Song memory: Play, Volume; maximum, Touch: maximum
Line Output Level (Vrms with 47 KΩ load each cannel):
with key F2 pressed in FSynth-Bass tone2480 mV ± 20%
Phone Output Level (Vrms with 8 Ω load each channel):
with key C3 pressed in FSynth-Bass tone97 mV ± 20%
Speaker Input Level:
with key C3 pressed in FSynth-Bass tone2240 mV ± 20%
Minimum Operating Voltage: 6.3 V
REPLACING THE DSP (HG51B155FD)
Note: To increase productivity ,the DSP HG51B155FD is sticked on the main PCB with a double-side
adhesive tape, then its leads are soldered.
Remove the DSP according to the following procedures.
1. Prepare isopropyl alcohol and a flat IC desoldering machine (Spot Heater HS-600).
2. Apply plenty of the alcohol to the adhesive tape from the reverse side of the main PCB. (Fig.1)
There is a hole on the PCB just under the LSI, and the adhesive tape can be seen through the hole.
3. Leave it more than one minute so that the alcohol weaken adhesive power fully.
4. Using a proper size of nozzle, apply heat to leads of the LSI with the desoldering machine.
5. Grasp the LSI with tweezers, and using gentle force vibrate the tweezers to feel melting solder. (Fig.2)
6. Remove the LSI after meltingsolder at every leads wholly.
Initial reset
When batteries are set or an AC adapter is connected, the reset IC provides a low pulse to the CPU.
The CPU then initializes its internal circuit and clears the working strage RAM.
Power ON reset
When the power switch is pressed, the CPU receives a low pulse of POWER signal. The CPU provides
APO signal to the power supply circuit, then provides RESET signal to the DSP, the key touch LSI and
the KO signal generators.
VDD
From power switch
Battery set
Reset IC
IC104
RE5VA35AA
RESET
POWER
VDD
CPU
LSI102
HD6433298A36P
-NMI
-RESET
DVDD
KO Signal Generator
IC303/304
TC74HC174P
Working Strage RAM
LSI104
SRM2264LC90,10
HG51B155FD
VDD
Key Touch LSI
LSI106
HG52E35
DVDD
DSP
LSI105
DVDD
— 5 —
CPU (HD6433298A36P)
The 16-bit CPU contains a 32k-bit ROM, a 1k-bit RAM, seven 8-bit I/O ports, an A/D convertor and serial
interfaces. The CPU accesses to the working strage RAM, the DSP and the key touch LSI. The CPU also
controls buttons, bender input, LEDs and MIDI input/output.
The following table shows the pin functions of the CPU.
Pin No.TerminalIn/OutFunction
1P40OutKO signal data output
2P41OutClock for KO signal data
3P42OutAPO (Auto Power Off) signal output. ON: High OFF: Low
4P43OutRead enable signal output
5P44OutWrite enable signal output
6P45Not used
7P46Out10 MHz clock output
8P47InWait signal input. Connected to +5 V.
9TXDOutMIDI signal output
10RXDInMIDI signal input
11P52OutReset signal output
12-RESETInReset signal input
13-NMIInPower ON signal input
14VCCIn+5 V source
15-STBYInStandby signal input. Connected to +5 V.
16VSSInGround (0 V) source
17, 18XTAL,EXTALIn20 MHz clock input
19, 20MD1, MD0InMode selection input.(Internal ROM mode --- MD1: High MD0: Low)
21AVSSInGround (0 V) source for the built-in DAC
22AN0InAnalog input. Connected to ground.
23 ~ 29P71 ~ P77InTernimal for button input signal
30AVCCIn+5 V source for the built-in DAC
31 ~ 38P60 ~ P67OutLED segment signal output
39VCCIn+5 V source
40P27Not used
41 ~ 56P26 ~ P10OutAddress bus
48VSSInGround (0 V) source
57 ~ 64P30 ~ P37In/OutData bus
Digital Signal Processor (HG51B155FD)
Upon receipt of note numbers and their velocities, the DSP reads sound and velocity data from the sound
source ROM in accordance with the selected tone; the DSP can read rhythm data simultaneously when a
rhythm pattern is selected. Then it provides 16-bit serial signals containing data of the melody, chord,
bass, and percussion to the DAC. The DSP also adds the selected effect to the sound data using a 64k-bit
RAM.
The following table shows the pin functions of the DSP.
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Pin No.TerminalIn/OutFunction
1 ~ 8CD0 ~ CD7In/OutData bus
9, 10Not used
11GND7InGround (0 V) source
12CK16Out16.384 MHz clock output
13VCC6In+5 V source
14CK0InClock input. Connected to terminal CK16.
15TCKBNot used
16VCC1In+5 V source
17GND1InGround (0 V) source
18, 19XT0, XT1In/Out16.384 MHz clock input/output. Connected to a crystal oscillator.
20SGLInSystem control terminal. Single chip system: Open
21CCSBInChip select signal input
22 ~ 25CA0 ~ CA3InAddress bus
26CE0InNot used. Connected to ground.
27CWRBInWrite enable signal
28CRDBInRead enable signal
29 ~ 32Not used
33RESBInReset signal input
34TESBInNot used. Connected to +5 V.
35 ~ 39Not used
40 ~ 49
52 ~ 57
RD0 ~ RD15InAddress bus for the sound source ROM
50VCC2+5 V source
51GND2Ground (0 V) source
58RA23OutNot used
59RA22OutChip select signal for the sound source ROM
60, 61RA20, RA21OutNot used
62 ~ 73
75 ~ 82
RA0 ~ RA19OutAddress bus for the sound source ROM
74GND5InGround (0 V) source
83WOK2OutWord clock output. Not used.
84VCC3In+5 V source
85GND3InGround (0 V) source
86WOK1OutWord clock for the DAC
87SOLMOutSerial data output. Not used.
88SOLPOutSerial sound data output for the DAC
89BOKOutBit clock output for the DAC
90 ~ 92Not used
93VCC5In+5 V source
94EA14OutNot used
95, 97
99 ~ 105
107, 109
EA0 ~ EA12OutAddress bus for the effect RAM
110, 112
— 7 —
DAC (UPD6376CX)
UPD6376CX is a two-channel 16-bit Digital to Analog Convertor consisting of resistor string, output
amplifier and zero offset circuit.
Pin No.TerminalIn/OutFunction
1SELInMode selection terminal. Connected to ground.
2D.GNDInGround (0 V) source for internal digital circuit
3NCNot used
4DVDDIn+5 V source for internal digital circuit
5A.GNDInGround (0 V) source for internal analog circuit
6R.OUTOutRight channel sound waveform output
7A.VDDIn+5 V source for internal analog circuit
8A.VDDIn+5 V source for internal analog circuit
9R.REFInReference voltage terminal. Connected to a capacitor.
10L.REFInReference voltage terminal. Connected to a capacitor.
11L.OUTOutLeft channel sound waveform output
12A.GNDInGround (0 V) source for internal analog circuit
13LRCKInWord clock (L/R separation signal) input.
14LRSELInNot used. Connected to ground.
15SIInSound data input
16CLKInBit clock input
Key Touch LSI (HG52E35P)
By counting the time between first-key input signal FI and second-key SI from the keyboard unit, the key
touch LSI detects key velocity of 256-step. Then the LSI sends the CPU the note number and its velocity
data.
Key touch LSI
RD
APO
WR
CLOCK
A12
A14
RESET
Data bus
Address bus
LSI106
HG52E35P
CRDB
CWRB
CKI
CCSB
RESB
CD0
CD7
CA0 ~ CA2
SI0
SI7
KC0
Key scan signal
~
KC7
FI0
Key input signal
FI7
Keyboard
KC
First contact
FI
SI
Second contact
— 8 —
Pin No.TerminalIn/OutFunction
96EWEBOutWrite enable signal output for the effect RAM
98EA13OutNot used
106EOEBOutRead enable signal output for the effect RAM
108VCC7In+5 V source
111ECEBOutChip select signal output for the effect RAM
113 ~ 117Not used
118VCC4In+5 V source
119GND4InGround (0 V) source
120 ~ 122Not sued
123 ~ 130 ED0 ~ ED7 In/OutData bus for the effect RAM
131GND5InGround (0 V) source
132 ~ 134Not used. Connected to ground.
135, 136Not used
Block diagram of DSP and DAC circuit
Sound Source ROM
LSI103
TC5316200CP-C106
CE
A0 ~ A19D0 ~ D15
RA22
RA0 ~
RA19
RD0 ~
RD15
SOLP: Sound data
BOK: Bit clock
WOK1: Word clock
A13
A14
RD
APO
WR
RESET
D0 ~ D7
A0 ~ A3
CCSB
CRDB
CWRB
ECEB EOEB
OE
CS
DSP
LSI105
HG51B155FD
EWEB
WE
ED0 ~
ED15
D0 ~ D15
EA0 ~
EA12
A0 ~ A12
Effect RAM (64K-bit)
LSI107
SRM2264LC90,10
SOLP
BOK
WOK1
DAC
LSI101
SI
CLK
LRCK
UPD6376CX
PG
X102
16.384MHz
ROUT
LOUT
— 9 —
The following table shows the pin functions of the key touch LSI.
4VCCIn+5 V source
5CRDBInRead enable signal
6CWRBInWrite enable signal
7CCBBInChip select signal
8, 9, 11T, STBY, WInNot used. Connected to +5 V.
10RESBInReset signal
12CKIIn10 MHz clock input
13, 14TMD, TSTInNot used. Connected to ground.
15CKOOutNot used
16GNDInGround (0 V) source
17XINInNot used. Connected to ground.
18XOUTOutNot used
19TRESInNot used. Connected to ground.
20 ~ 23, 25 ~ 28CD0 ~ CD7In/OutData bus
24GNDInGround (0 V) source
29 ~ 31CR0 ~ CR2InAddress bus
32VCCIn+5 V source
33 ~ 39, 41 ~ 43FI0 ~ FI7,
InKey input signal
53 ~ 55, 57 ~ 59SI0 ~ SI7
40VCCIn +5 V source
44 ~ 47, 49 ~ 52KC0 ~ KC7Out Key scan signal
48, 56GNDIn Ground (0 V) source
64VCCIn +5 V source
Filter Block
Since the sound signals from the DAC are stepped waveforms, the filter block is added to smooth the
waveforms.
10V22µ
To main volume
IC105
M5218APR
-
+
C333(H)
1K
C222(H)
AG
— 10 —
Q107/108
2SC1740
1K1K
C103(H)
AG
AVDD
1K
AG
AVEE
18K
50V1µ
From the DAC
Power Amplifier (LA4598)
The power amplifier is a two-channel amplifier with standby switch. The following figure shows the internal diagram of the amplifier.
Internal Diagram of LA4598
2
Ch2 B.S.
Ch1 IN
Ch1 N.F.
Pre GND
6
5
8
Input
Amp.
Pre-drive
Amp.
Power
Amp.
TSD protector
3
Ch1 OUT
1
Power GND
VCC
4
D.C.
Ch2 IN
Ch2 N.F.
7
10
11
Bias circuit
Input
Amp.
Pre-drive
Amp.
Stand by
Power
Amp.
9
Standby
Ch2 OUT
12
13
Ch2 B.S.
Power Supply Circuit
The power supply circuit generates six voltages as shown in the following table. VDD voltage is always
generated. The others are controlled by APO signal output from the CPU.
6920 8680Dust cover 590M311784-11B
6920 8691Music stand 590M311760A-11B
Notes: N – New parts
M – Minimum order/supply quantity
R – Rank
Description of Capacitors
A general description of capacitors is shown in the following table.
The description consists of Type, Value, Rated Voltage and Tolerance.
When you need a capacitor, please find a subsutitution in your country by yourselves referring to the
description.
A general description of resistors is shown in the following table.
The description consists of Type, Value, Rated Wattage and Tolerance.
When you need a resistor, please find a subsutitution in your country by yourselves referring to the
description.
Note:
All resistors are carbon film, 1/5 watt, +/-5% otherwise specified.