MPU, Flash Memory (64 Mbit),
Power Supply Circuit, Filter, USB Port
Power Supply Circuit, Power Ampli er
Headphones Ampli er, Power Switch,
Main Volume, DC 12 V Terminal,
DAMPER PEDAL Jack,
PHONES/OUTPUT Jack, Buttons
KeyboardM914-KYB1
CDP-120
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KEY MATRIX
KC0KC1KC2KC3KC4KC5KC6KC7
FI0A0
SI0A0
FI1F1
SI1F1
FI2C2#
SI2C2#
FI3A2
SI3A2
FI4F3
SI4F3
FI5C4#
SI5C4#
FI6A4
SI6A4
FI7F5
SI7F5
FI8C6#
SI8C6#
FI9A6
SI9A6
FI10F7
SI10F7
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
A0#
A0#
F1#
F1#
D2
D2
A2#
A2#
F3#
F3#
D4
D4
A4#
A4#
F5#
F5#
D6
D6
A6#
A6#
F7#
F7#
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
B0
B0
G1
G1
D2#
D2#
B2
B2
G3
G3
D4#
D4#
B4
B4
G5
G5
D6#
D6#
B6
B6
G7
G7
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
C1
C1
G1#
G1#
E2
E2
C3
C3
G3#
G3#
E4
E4
C5
C5
G5#
G5#
E6
E6
C7
C7
G7#
G7#
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
C1#
C1#
A1
A1
F2
F2
C3#
C3#
A3
A3
F4
F4
C5#
C5#
A5
A5
F6
F6
C7#
C7#
A7
A7
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
D1
D1
A1#
A1#
F2#
F2#
D3
D3
A3#
A3#
F4#
F4#
D5
D5
A5#
A5#
F6#
F6#
D7
D7
A7#
A7#
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
D1#
D1#
B1
B1
G2
G2
D3#
D3#
B3
B3
G4
G4
D5#
D5#
B5
B5
G6
G6
D7#
D7#
B7
B7
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
CDP-120
E1
1
E1
2
C2
1
C2
2
G2#
1
G2#
2
E3
1
E3
2
C4
1
C4
2
G4#
1
G4#
2
E5
1
E5
2
C6
1
C6
2
G6#
1
G6#
2
E7
1
E7
2
C8
1
C8
2
Each key has two contacts, the rst contact 1 and second contact 2.
NOTE: The diagram below illustrates how the contacts work.
The photos show a prototype. The appearance of the instrument, such as color, may
differ from the actual model.
z
To avoid damages to the instrument and the oor, lay the instrument on a mattress
or blanket before starting disassembling.
z
There are several kinds of screws. Be sure to use the correct type of screws when
reassembling. It is advisable to sort the screws as shown below after removing
them.
z
If a screw cap is attached to a screw, be sure to reattach the screw cap when
reassembling.
BEFORE STARTING REPAIR OR SERVICING
z
Remove the AC adaptor, AC cord or batteries.
z
Remove accessories such as the music stand.
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DISASSEMBLY
A. REMOVE THE PANEL UNITS
Main panel unitRight panel unitLeft panel unit
A-1. Undo 10 or six screws on the bottom surface of the main unit.
NOTE: To remove only the main panel unit, undo six screws indicated with red circles in the
illustration below.
CDP-120
A-2. Undo eight or four screws and then remove eight or four LOWER-COVERs.
NOTE: To remove only the main panel unit, undo four screws and remove the four LOWER-
COVERs indicated with red circles in the illustration below.
A-3. You will see a screw inside when you remove an LOWER-COVER. Undo and remove the screw
through each opening (eight or four screws in total).
NOTE: Do not drop the screws inside the main unit.
NOTE: Do not touch the hammer with the screwdriver while loosening the screws.
LOWER-COVER
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A-4. Place the main unit with the keys facing up.
A-5. Lift the main panel unit and turn it over.
NOTE: The main panel unit is connected to the lower case unit with the connectors and FFC.
Use caution when turn over the main panel unit.
A-6. Release the connector lock and remove the FFC.
A-7. Remove two connectors and then remove the main panel unit.
Main panel unit
CDP-120
Connector
(Left speaker)
Connector
(Right speaker)
FFC
(M914-KYB1)
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A-8. Undo three screws on the RIGHT-SIDE-CASE and then remove the RIGHT-SIDE-CASE.
RIGHT-SIDE-CASE
CDP-120
A-9. Undo three screws on the LEFT-SIDE-CASE and then remove the LEFT-SIDE-CASE.
LEFT-SIDE-CASE
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CDP-120
A-10. Undo two screws on the RIGHT-SIDE-INNER-CASE and then remove the right panel unit.
RIGHT-SIDE-INNER-CASE
Right panel unit
A-11. Undo two screws on the LEFT-SIDE-INNER-CASE and then remove the left panel unit.
LEFT-SIDE-INNER-CASE
Left panel unit
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B. REMOVE THE M914-MDA1 PCB (MAIN PCB)
B-1. Remove two connectors.
B-2. Undo four screws and then remove the M914-MDA1 PCB.
M914-MDA1 PCBConnectors (M914-PSA1)
C. REMOVE THE M914-PSA1 PCB (POWER AMP PCB)
C-1. Remove the ROTARY-KNOB
CDP-120
ROTARY-KNOB
C-2. Remove two connectors from the M914-MDA1 PCB.
M914-MDA1 PCBM914-PSA1 PCBConnectors (M914-PSA1)
C-3. Undo 11 screws and then remove the M914-PSA1 PCB and rubber key.
M914-PSA1 PCB
M914-PSA1 PCB
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D. REMOVE THE SPEAKER
D-1. Unsolder two lead wires.
D-2. Undo four screws and then remove the SPEAKER.
<Left speaker> <Right speaker>
CDP-120
Lead wire (Red)
Lead wire (Black)
E. REMOVE THE KY-ASSY
E-1. Undo three screws and then remove the LEFT-SIDE-INNER-CASE.
LEFT-SIDE-INNER-CASE
Lead wire (Black)
Lead wire (Red)
E-2. Undo three screws and then remove the RIGHT-SIDE-INNER-CASE.
RIGHT-SIDE-INNER-CASE
E-3. Undo 26 screws.
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E-4. Undo three screws and then remove the KY-ASSY.
LOWER-CASE-UNIT
CDP-120
KY-ASSY
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DISASSEMBLY OF THE KY-ASSY
A. REMOVE THE KEYS
<Removing the keys>
• To remove the keys, you will need two of the tools described below.
• Before removing a black key, you must rst remove both white keys on either side of the black
key.
• White keys may be removed with the same procedures as removing black keys.
<Tool>
The tool used in the photos in this section was converted from a gardening ID tag. The size and
shape of an ID tag accord to the dimensions below.
<Note on shaping an ID tag>
The thickness of the tool must be within 1.2~1.3 mm. If the tool is too thin, removing keys become
difcult. If the tool is too thick, it may damage the rib of the chassis.
CDP-120
<Tool dimensions>
Width:
15~20 mm
R=2.75 mm
7 mm
Thickness:
within 1.2~1.3 mm
Use this part to
remove the key.
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CDP-120
A-1. Insert the two tools between the rib of the chassis and a key.
A-2. When the tools are inserted to a certain depth, the key begins to be lifted and can then be
removed.
<Cross-section image>
Tool
Rib of the chassis
Tools
Chassis
Key
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<Installing the keys>
A code is indicated at the foot of each key.
Set securely into the chassis.
• 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.
C E G B D F A C E G B D F A C E G B D F A C E G B
SA
DBF A C E G B D F A C E G B D F A C E G B D F A
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.
(1) Assemble a key to a hammer.
(2) Press the protrusion of the chassis rmly into the keyhole.
(3) Press the key to see if it moves properly.
CDP-120
SC
Assemble a key to a hammer.
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CDP-120
Tweezers
B. REMOVE THE HAMMERS
B-1. Place the chassis upside down so that the hammers are visible.
B-2. Press the chassis with the tip of tweezers.
B-3. While catching a hammer with tweezers, set the tweezers against the resin part of the chassis.
B-4. Using the chassis-tweezer contact as a fulcrum point, press down against the resin part in the
direction of the red arrow in the illustration below, and then disengage the hammer.
NOTE: 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.
Press down the resin part.
Fulcrum point
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<Kinds of hammers>
Type of Hammer (for a white key)
<Hammers for black keys>
There are several kinds of hammers. The type of a hammer may be identied by the code
engraved on it.
Hammer Code (for a white key)
Type of Hammer (for a black key)
CDP-120
Hammer Code (for a black key)
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.
B1 (9 keys)B2 (9 keys)B3 (9 keys)B4 (9 keys)
W1 (13 keys)
W2 (13 keys)W3 (13 keys)W4 (13 keys)
<Hammers for white keys>
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CDP-120
Tweezers
<Installing the hammers>
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)
(2)
Press the chassis with the tip of tweezers.
(3) Using the chassis-tweezers contact as a fulcrum point, press down the metal part of the
hammer in the direction of the red arrow in the illustration below, and then install the
hammer.
NOTE:
When installing, do not damage the felt.
Press down against the metal part.
Locked at this point
Fulcrum point
Be careful not to damage the felt.
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C. REMOVE THE M914-KYA1/KYB1/KYC1 PCBs (KEYBOARD PCB)
C-1. Release the connector lock and remove the FFC.
C-2. Remove 23 screws and then remove the M914-KYA1/KYB1/KYC1 PCBs.
FFC
M914-KYA1 PCBM914-KYB1 PCBM914-KYC1 PCB
CDP-120
C-3. Remove eight rubber contact strips.
NOTE: One rubber contact strip is shorter than the others.
Rubber contact strips
Rubber contact strips
Short rubber contact strip
Short rubber contact strip
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<Installing the keyboard PCB (M914-KYA1/KYB1/KYC1)>
(1) Connect the FFC to the M914-KYB1 PCB and lock the connector.
NOTE: Insert it rmly and lock up.
FFC
(2) Secure the M914-KYA1/KYB1/KYC1 PCBs with 23 screws.
Press the PCBs lightly in the direction of the red arrow in the illustration below while
tightening a screw.
CDP-120
(3) Install eight rubber contact strips.
NOTE: Be sure to install the short rubber contact strip at the correct location.
NOTE: Lightly insert the tip of a rubber contact strip into the PCB rst, and then, press it
in using the end of a paper clip. Do not press the rubber contact strip forcefully to
avoid damaging the rubber contact strip.
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DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAM
PREPARATION
(1) Connect the AC adaptor.
(2) Connect the pedal (SP-3 or SP-20) to the DAMPER PEDAL jack.
NOTE: SP-3 is the pedal unit that comes with CDP-120. SP-20 pedal is sold separately.
NOTE: “PEDAL CHECK” cannot be performed unless the pedal is connected.
(3) Turn the main volume to the maximum.
(4) Have a PC and a USB cable ready.
NOTE: “USB CHECK” cannot be performed without a PC and a USB cable.
Operating System: Windows® XP (SP2 or later) *1
Windows Vista® *2
Windows 7® *3
Mac OS® X (10.3.9, 10.4.11, 10.5.8 or later, 10.6.6 or later)
*1: Windows XP Home Edition/Windows XP Professional (32 bit)
*2: Windows Vista (32 bit)
*3: Windows 7 (32 bit, 64 bit)
CDP-120
HOW TO START THE DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAM
(1) Hold down the “FUNCTION”, “GRAND PIANO 2” and “HARPSICHORD” buttons at the same time,
to turn the power ON.
NOTE: Be sure to turn OFF the power when the test is nished.
(2) Release the “FUNCTION”, “GRAND PIANO 2” and “HARPSICHORD” buttons
(3) The diagnostic program starts and then CDP-120 enters in the root mode where it waits for test item
selection.
TEST ITEMS
In root mode, you can perform arbitrary test by pressing a desired button that corresponds to the test item.
Test ItemsButtonsNote
A. BUTTON CHECKFUNCTION
B. ROM VERSION CHECKHARPSICHORD
C. ROM CHECKSUM TESTGRAND PIANO 2
D. PEDAL CHECKELEC PIANOPedal (SP-3 or SP-20)
E. USB CHECKPC, USB cable
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CDP-120
TEST PROCEDURES
A. BUTTON CHECK
A-1. Press the “FUNCTION” button to perform the “BUTTON CHECK”.
A-2. Press the button in the order indicated in the illustration.
NOTE: You cannot cancel this check procedure mid-way.
<If the result passes>
The conrmation chord sounds.
<If the result fails>
If there is a button failure or the buttons are pressed in a wrong sequence, an error tone sounds.
A-3. When the “STRINGS” button is pressed at the end, press the “STRINGS” button again to return to
the root mode.
B. ROM VERSION CHECK
B-1. Press the “HARPSICHORD” button to perform the “ROM VERSION CHECK”.
B-2. Press the “A0” key.
<If the result passes>
The conrmation chord sounds.
<If the result fails>
The error tone sounds.
“A0” key
B-3. Press the “STRINGS” button to return to the root mode.
C. ROM CHECKSUM TEST
C-1. Press the “GRAND PIANO 2” button to select the “ROM CHECKSUM TEST”.
C-2. Press the “GRAND PIANO 2” button to perform the check.
<If the result passes>
The conrmation chord sounds.
<If the result fails>
The error tone sounds.
C-3. Press the “STRINGS” button to return to the root mode.
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CDP-120
D. PEDAL CHECK
D-1. Press the “ELEC PIANO” button to select the “PEDAL CHECK”.
D-2. Press the pedal.
<If the result passes>
The conrmation chord sounds.
<If the result fails>
The error tone sounds.
D-3. Press the “STRINGS” button to return to the root mode.
E. USB CHECK
NOTE: The following procedures are for a PC with Windows XP.
E-1. Connect the main unit to the PC with a USB cable.
E-2. Open the windows “Device Manager”, and then make sure “USB Audio Devices” is listed under
“Sound, video and game controllers”.
E-3. Disconnect the USB cable.
E-4. Verify “USB Audio Devices” is not listed under “Sound, video and game controllers”.
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35
CDP-120
EXPLODED VIEW
34
39
36
40
38
41
36
44
40
45
32
42
30
37
2
31
28
43
1
30
31
29
33
45
28
32
44
41
KEYBOARD UNIT
54
55
51
50
55
52
54
46
47
49
48
47
53
49
48
49
56
56
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CDP-120
KEYBOARD UNIT
6
10
13
11
12
17
7
18
19
14
15
16
20
4
8
21
9
5
3
23
22
24
25
26
27
23
24
2522
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PARTS LIST
CDP-120
Notes:
1. Prices and specications are subject to change
without prior notice.
2. Refer to the latest “Parts Price Code” at
“PARTS FINDER” on the Casio Service WEB site
(https://www.servicecasio.com).
3. As for spare parts order and supply, refer to
the “GUIDEBOOK for Spare parts Supply”,
published separately.
4. The numbers in item column correspond to
the same numbers in drawing.