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M300 REPAIR PROCEDURE
The purpose of this document is to assist authorized Lexicon Service technicians in
repairing and updating returned units to current manufacturing standards. This and
it’s associated procedures are the factory repair standard and are recommended to
authorized distributor service centers. This procedure is to be used in conjunction the
product service manual, technical bulletins and with standard performance verification,
troubleshooting and QC procedures.
nature and should be treated by Lexicon and it's representatives as such.
Part 1. Mandatory repairs ALL RETURNS
1.Confirm complaint(s) and repair.
2. Clean all jacks with nonresidue spray.
3. Seat all components in sockets.
4. Inspect for any cracked or otherwise damaged components.
5. Clean unit inside and out.
6.Check all cables as to condition and proper connection.
7.Check for all ECOs based on revision of PCB's. Incorporated as needed at time
of repair.
8.ECO 910314-01 Check installation of R106 per ECO.
9.ECO 910410-02 ANALOG BD, REV 1-4; Add two (2) daughter boards to the
Analog Bd, to correct differential output line driver signal balance ratio. ONLY if
customer registers a complaint.
10.ECO 911205-00 AES INTERFACE BD Rev 1 & 2;
- Release V1.10 firmware to implement fix for slave recovery from missing or
intermittent external digital input (external clock).
- Change gain on RCA SPDIF digital input receiver to improve noise immunity to
corrupt signals received through RCS SPDIF 1/P.
11.ECO 911210-00 Front Panel, change the "RUN" button to read "SETUP SELECT"
to avoid confusion by the user. Marketing requested modification.
12.ECO 920117-01 ANALOG MAIN BD, Rev 4, check for removal of OP signal
ground per ECO.
13.ECO 901227-00 Add RTV to add support to battery to prevent from breaking in
the field on HOST Bd.
14.ECO 921118-00 Install Version 1.11 at time of repair or when customer calls
call with a problem of recording through the digital interface. This is bug in
version 1.10 only.
16.ECO 931203-00 V3.50 UPGRADE - all Consigment, New and R/E Stock;
CUSTOMER UNITS ONLY IF PURCHASED! IF CUSTOMER UNIT HAS V3.??
(OTHER THAN 3.5) INSTALL V3.5!
17.ECO940105-00 Corrects layout - BAT1 positive terminal too close to a via
carrying D2 signal. New Rev-7 PCB. All Rev 6 boards should be inspectedand reworked: using needle nose pliers, carefully bend positive terminal lead
away from circuit via. Shock Test failures resulting in BUSS ERROR have been
encountered.
18.ECO940411-00 Changes AES termination - AES Bd: Delete 202-07779 1/2W
240ohm resistor at R7 and Add 202-08190 1/4W 110ohm
Some of the information contained herein may be proprietary in
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M300 REPAIR PROCEDURE
Part 2. Optional repairs AS NEEDED
1. ECO 930412-00 Change resistor R7 on PS Bd from 3k ohm (202-00537) to 4.99k
ohm (203-00464) change pfail circuit so pfail/ happens before +5v starts losing
regulation.
2. ECO 930426-00 Analog Bd, all Revs. Change resistors at locations R57 and R82
from470k ohm (202-00579) to 200k ohm (202-00576) to provide more offset
adjust range on calibration of PCM56
3. ECO 971218-00 USE LEXICHIP 2A ONLY IN M300/L. NEW PART NUMBER
CREATED, 330-12589
4. ECO 990402-00 Obsolete part replacement; Lexicon P/N 430-02285
LED,RED,.118DIA; Locations: Host Bd. D2, 3 [MFR P/N PR39325 - Stanley: obsolete].
Use Lexicon P/N 430-13706 LED,RED,.118 DIA,3MCD Note: any existing Lexicon stock of
P/N 430-02285 reserved for use on M41, M42 and M2400 service.
5. ECO 990401-00 The following Manufacturer has been deleted from the approved
vendor list for Lexicon P/N 355-07542 DAC,AD7628,CMOS,2X8BIT,MDAC: Maxim
MX7628KN. Note: the Maxim part does not always work in the M300 & M300L due to
a timing violation between A/BSEL and LINWR/, RINWR/, LOUTWR and ROUTWR/
signals. Only Analog Devices parts are used in new production and should be used
service failure replacements.
encoder (P/N 452-09762): Replace U2, 350-08574 IC,ROM,27128,M300 FP,V2.01 with
350-08059 IC,ROM,27128,M300 FP,V1.0. Note: P/N 350-08574 should be used with
any M300 FP with encoder P/N 452-04233 SW,RTY,INC ENCODER,50 POS. P/N 35008059 may be used with encoder P/N 452-09762 SW,RTY,ENCODER,36 POS,VERT
MNT. Note, first serial number with 36 position encoder and V1.00 ROM (350-08059)
is SN: 4947. Update customer units as requested. Update all Lexicon inventory
returned to stock.
Part 3. Troubleshooting notes
1. Failing ATE due to high freq distortion in A/D portion of board while DSP Bd is
running a program, ECO 900716-00
2. Unit fails recording through the digital interface, with version 1.10 installed. Refer
to ECO 921118-00.
3. DW 930625-00 analog Devices part OP-275 added to spec for Lexicon P/N 340-
07565 Ic Linear MC33077
4. M300 ATE released for V3.00 010-08389 (ATE files) and 010-08390 (ATE
Descriptions).
5. DCR931111-06 Analog Devices OP-275 added as a second source for P/N 340-
07565 (MC33077). NOTE: MC33078 is NOT a recommended substitution - higher
voltage offsets.
6. 940105-00 Corrects layout - BAT1 positive terminal too close to a via carrying D2
signal. New Rev-7 PCB. All Rev 6 boards should be inspected and reworked: using
needle nose pliers, carefully bend positive terminal lead away from circuit via.
Shock Test failures resulting in BUSS ERROR have been encountered.
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discontinued. Replace with P/N 452-09762 SW,RTY,ENCODER,36 POS,VERT MNT
(Noble part).
ECO980417-00 Replace discontinued Motorola part MC68008, P/N 36504594 with 024-12910 ADPTR BD,ASSY,68008 [Note: for spare parts sales,
023-12909 ADPTR BD,PRE-TEST,68008]. Use existing stock of P/N 36504594 for repair of older M300/M480L. . Replacement has not been tested in
older revs but may work.
Part 4. Engineering change orders
1. 890707-00 Sub panel front change cable slot size.
48. 900502-00 FP switch brd. blacken unused led faces with sharpie.
49. 900503-01 Shorten cable 680-07761 from 16" to 10.5"
50.900515-00 Limit input voltage swing, add diode, 1N914 and 4148, CR31-34.
51.900515-01-A Condition the I/P signal to CS5326 ADC
-Current limit I/P to +10mA. Worst case @ 35kHz, +22dbm.
-Change max voltage swing from 11.4Vpp per ECO 900515-00 to 10.5Vpp.
52.900518-00 Correct error in mismatch of parts, washer,lock,split.
53.900518-01 Change knob to correct play in knob.
54.900522-00 Ground unused inputs and control signals on U7 (HC253) to fix
artwork error.
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M300 REPAIR PROCEDURE
55.900529-00 Add service option package.
900529-00-A To correct errors in original ECO.
56.900619-00 Allow use of M300 bottom cover on CP-3.
57.900621-00 Label to comply with VDE standards.
58.900702-00 Change U24 Mem-decode GAL to accommodate 1 megabit ROMs
in ROM1 location (U22).
59.900705-00 Change encoder, soft knob and sub front panel after initial stock
is depleted.
59A.900705-00-A Allow deviation from BOM for FP assembly to use Rev 3 Processor
Bds #710-07458, with Rev 2 FP Switch Bds #710-07498.
59B.900705-00-B To correct the version number displayed on power up from V1.00
to V2.00.
60.900713-00 Correct BOM for R9 & R10 values for DSP Bd., Rev 2 and higher.
61.900716-00 To reduce distortion at high frequencies in the A/D portion of
board while the DSP board is running a program.
62.900716-00-A Standardize wire color.
63.900814-00 Insure transistor on the FP Switch Bd will not touch or be bent by
the front panel when installed.
64.900815-00 Update DSP Bd.
-Correct BOM for Rev 3 and 4 boards. (Rev 3 Bds are not being built)
-To allow MIDI thru jack to work and correct implementation of MIDI thru jumper
(W6).
65.900822-00 Add fuse warning labels to comply with CLA.
66.900828-01 Comply with CLA and change ROM size to accommodate s/w.
67.900914-00 Isolate local XCLK to remove 2V reflection which exceeds the
minimum input high voltage causing arbitrary clocking of the ADI5400.
68.900914-00-A Correct rework instructions on original ECO.
69.901002-00 HOST Bd (Rev 1,4,5) Install C82 on solder side of PCB between
the gnd side of R28 and the cathode of CR3, as shown on page 4 of ECO.
70.901012-02 Correct screw length in finishing kit.
71.901023-02 Host Bd software. Correct software error in init sequence. New
Version V1.01.
901023-02-A Update Host board to V1.02 to correct assorted software errors
There are serparate BOMs for M300 and M300/S
72.901023-00 M300 Develope new BOMs for compatibility with MINX system.
73.901028-01 M300/S Update BOMs for compatibility with MINX.
74.901119-00 Correct schematic errors on REV 4, DSP Boards.
75.901126-00Change signal name on schematic.
76.901207-01 Software release notice for V1.02 only, obsolete upon next release.
77.901224-00 Add silk screen to solderside of Analog board, Rev 3.
77A.901219-00 Correct top cover problems.
78.901227-00 To add support to battery to prevent from breaking in the field on
HOST Bd.
79.910103-00 HOST Board Rev 5, update rev 5 boards to make compatable to
previous ECO's.
80.910201-01 KNOB, to correct engineering error.
81.910201-00 Top and bottom cover screw change to eliminate interference to
FP assembly, new part number 641-08796.Correct BOM error
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81A.910201-00-A Delete washer Stk # 644-06347.
82.910207-00 Correct mechanical design errors for the manufacturing process.
83.910227-00 Fix bottom cover fit, replace spacer part # 630-07548 with part #
630-07546.
84.910314-01 ECO shows the proper installation of R106.
85.910315-00 Updates drawing of DSP Board.
86.910315-01 Update drawing for AES board.
87.910410-02 ANALOG BD, Rev 1-4; Add two (2) daughter boards to the Analog
Bd, to correct differential output line driver signal balance ratio.
88.910530-00Change screw length for mounting bracket from 10-32X5/16 to
10-32X3/8, FH, PH; Stk # 640-08874.
89.910613-00 FP screw to short, delete 641-08796 add 641-09004.
90.911024-01 To change DC offset removal cap in output driver Circuit to meet
unblaanced frequency response test spec of +/- 0.2db @ 10Hz. On Analog
Daughter Bd for rev 1-3 Analog bd; and Analog bd rev 4. Change capacitor
value from 10uf to 47 uf.
91.911127-00 Remove Optical cables from ship kit. The are no longer provided
with the unit.
94.911125-00 ANALOG Bd Rev 4 and Daughter Bd Rev 0, add power supply
caps to the 2442 O/P driver on the Analog Daughter bd; add addition power
supply bypass caps to 2142 O/P driver on the Analog Bd to improve stability.
Revise Analog Bd rev 4 to improve PCB layout of U10,14 bypass caps. This
change is on production boards, none have made is to the field.
94A.911125-00AANALOG BD, Rev 4, (Rev 1-3 WITH DAUGHTER BD); To correct
component manufacturing and design errors.
94B.911125-00BAnalog Bd Rev3, on ECO 911125-00A the wrong capacitor was
called out. Delete part #(245-00590) on all references. Replace with part # (245-
03870) Cer Cap 150pf, 100volt .
95.911205-00AES INTERFACE BD Rev 1 & 2;
- Release V1.10 firmware to implement fix for slave recovery from missing or
intermittent external digital input (external clock).
- Change gain on RCA SPDIF digital input receiver to improve noise immunity to
corrupt signals received through RCS SPDIF 1/P.
96.911210-00 Front Panel, change the "RUN" button to read "SETUP SELECT" to
avoid confusion by the user. Marketing requested modification.
97.920117-01ANALOG BD, Rev 4, remove left and right O/P ground from signal
ground to leliminate possible ground loops. There is no product in the field.
98.920211-00Chassis add ground indicator labels as identified in the ECO for
UL1419 & TUV approval.
99.920220-00Change length and color of ground wire #675-02852 from 4",
GRN to 4.5", GRN/YEL.
100.920515-00To conform to TUV certification, add switch protection bracket
and new power cord to 220V unit only in stock and all future builds.
101.920728-00AES Bd. Rev 3; Add missing C11 and J2 nomenclature to board.
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M300 REPAIR PROCEDURE
102.921118-00Release Version 1.11 install for customer sevice only to repair a
bug which causes incorrect channel status to be trainsmitted when the M300 is
running from the internal crystal mode. With version 1.10 installed customer
can have a problem recording through the digital interface when recording to
DAT machine, with the M300 0n internal crystal.this bug is not present in
Version 1.02 .
103. 931203-00 V3.50 Upgrade- All Consignment, New and R/E Stock;
CUSTOMER UNITS ONLY IF PURCHASED! IF CUSTOMER UNIT HAS V3.??(
OTHER THAN 3.5 ) INSTALL V3.5!
104.930412-00 Change resistor R7 on PS Bd, from 3kohm ( 202-00537 ) to
4.99kohm ( 203-00464 )...change pfail circuit so pfail / happens before +5v
starts losing regulation
105.930426-00ANALOG BD all Revs, Change resistors at locations R57 and R82
from 470kohm ( 202-00579 ) to 200kohm ( 202-00567 ) to provide more offset
adjust range on calibration of PCM 56.
108.940105-00Correct layout- Bat1 positive terminal too close to via carrying D2
signal. New Rev-7 PCB. All Rev 6 bds should be inspected and reworked : using
needle nose pliers, carefully bend positive terminal lead away from circuit via.
Shock Test resulting in BUSS ERROR have been encountered.
109.940411-00Changes AES termination- AES bd Delete ( 202-07779 ) 1/2W
240 ohm resistor at R7 and add ( 202-08190 ) 1/4 W 110 ohm.
110.950427-00Incorporate new M300 / L Power supply board into M300
product, and remove unnecessary Front Panel Supply circuitry from M300L
power supply board Bom.
111.950428-00Incorporate New M300L DSP bd into M300 product so that both
share common assembly.
112.950713-02To correct the AES output impedance ( increase to 100 ohm ).
To also correct the Analog Input-Analog Output phase ( they're 180 degrees out
of phase ).
113.ECO 990402-00 Obsolete part replacement; Lexicon P/N 430-02285
2. 891204-00 ANALOG Rev. 1 correct schematic ferrite beads.
3. 900215-00 ANALOG Brd. Socket MDAC's U2,8,11,15. (20 pilots not done)
3A.911125-00AANALOG BD, Rev 4, (Rev 1-3 WITH DAUGHTER BD); To add high
frequnecy shunt caps to PMI 2142 O/P drivers. To correct component
manufacturing and design errors.
4.910410-02 ANALOG BD, Rev 1-4; Add two (2) daughter boards to the Analog
Bd, to correct differential output line driver signal balance ratio.
5.911024-01 To change DC offset removal cap in output driver Circuit to meet
unblaanced frequency response test spec of +/- 0.2db @ 10Hz. On Analog
Daughter Bd for rev 1-3 Analog bd; and Analog bd rev 4. Change capacitor
value from 10uf to 47 uf.
6.911125-00 ANALOG Bd Rev 4 and Daughter Bd Rev 0, add power supply
caps to the 2442 O/P driver on the Analog Daughter bd; add addition power
supply bypass caps to 2142 O/P driver on the Analog Bd to improve stability.
Revise Analog Bd rev 4 to improve PCB layout of U10,14 bypass caps. This
change is on production boards, none have made is to the field.
6A.911125-00AANALOG BD, Rev 4, (Rev 1-3 WITH DAUGHTER BD); To add high
frequnecy shunt caps to PMI 2142 O/P drivers. To correct component
manufacturing and design errors.
6B.911125-00BAnalog Bd Rev 3 , on ECO 911125- A the wrong capacitor was
called out. Delete part(245-00590) on all references. Replace with part (245-
03870) 150pf cer cap.
7.920117-01ANALOG BD, Rev 4, remove left and right O/P ground from signal
ground to leliminate possible ground loops. There is no product in the field.
8.930426-00 ANALOG BD, all Revs, Change resistors at locations R57 and R82
from 470k(202-00579) to 200k (202-00576) to provide more offset adjust range
on calibration of PCM56.
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SUBJECT:
REFERENCE:
PURPOSE:
M300 ANALOG BOARD, REV 4
ECO 920117-01
Remove left and right O/P ground etch from signal ground to
eliminate possible ground loops.
CORRECTIVE ACTION:
All Rev 4 boards were ECO’d prior to shipment. It is
only necessary to verify the ECO has been performed in the event of
ground loop complaints or suspicions.
WARNING
This modification should be performed by qualified technical personnel only.
Damage caused by performing this modification may void the manufacturer's
warranty or standard repair policies.
CAUTION
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Precautions
The following practices minimize possible damage to ICs resulting from electrostatic discharge or improper insertion.
• Keep parts in original containers until ready for use.
• Avoid having plastic, vinyl or styrofoam in the work area.
• Wear a properly installed anti-static wrist-strap.
• Discharge personal static before handling devices.
• Remove and insert boards with care.
• When removing boards, handle only by non-conductive surfaces and never touch open-edge connectors except at a
static-free workstation.*
• Minimize handling of ICs.
• Handle each IC by its body.
• Do not slide ICs or boards over any surface.
• Insert ICs with the proper orientation, and watch for bent pins on ICs.
• Use anti-static containers for handling and transport.
* To make a plastic-laminated workbench anti-static, wash with a solution of Lux liquid detergent, and allow to dry without
rinsing
INSTRUCTIONS:
Check for etch cut at feed through adjacent to CR9 on
solder side of
board. If the etch is intact, it should be cut.
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SUBJECT:
M300 FIRMWARE RELEASE, VERSION 1.11
REFERENCE: ECO 921118-00
PURPOSE: To correct software bug which caused incorrect channel status to
be transmitted when the M300 is running from internal crystal mode. This
bug was not present in version 1.02.
CORRECTIVE ACTION: V1.11 should be installed if customers are having
difficulty recording through the digital interface to a DAT machine when the
M300 is set to run from its internal crystal.
Contact Lexicon Customer Service if you need this update. We will send one
set of masters to be used by the distributors.
NOTICE: This ECO will be canceled by the installation of version 3.xx into
any M300.
The following practices minimize possible damage to ICs resulting from electrostatic discharge or improper insertion.
• Keep parts in original containers until ready for use.
• Avoid having plastic, vinyl or styrofoam in the work area.
• Wear a properly installed anti-static wrist-strap.
• Discharge personal static before handling devices.
• Remove and insert boards with care.
• When removing boards, handle only by non-conductive surfaces and never touch open-edge connectors except at a
static-free workstation.*
• Minimize handling of ICs.
• Handle each IC by its body.
• Do not slide ICs or boards over any surface.
• Insert ICs with the proper orientation, and watch for bent pins on ICs.
• Use anti-static containers for handling and transport.
*To make a plastic-laminated workbench anti-static, wash with a solution of Lux liquid detergent, and allow to dry without
rinsing.
Replace ROMs with V1.11
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SUBJECT:
M300 - Power Supply Heatsink Assembly
REFERENCE: ECO 930616-01
PURPOSE: To inform technicians of possible intermittent +5V Digital power
supply.
Symptoms may include possible:
•
Intermittent initialization.
•
Intermittent lock-up.
•
It is recommended that all M300(s) returned for repair have this
corrective action installed as a preventive measure.
CORRECTIVE ACTION:
regulator and eliminate intermittent voltage fluctuations
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED:
Improve mechanical integrity of the +5V Digital
.
2 - Lexicon P/N 644-01740 WSHR,LOCK,SPLIT,#6
WARNING
This modification should be performed by qualified technical personnel only. Damage
caused by performing this modification may void the manufacturer's warranty or
standard repair policies.
CAUTION
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Precautions
The following practices minimize possible damage to ICs resulting from electrostatic discharge or improper insertion.
• Keep parts in original containers until ready for use.
• Avoid having plastic, vinyl or styrofoam in the work area.
• Wear a properly installed anti-static wrist-strap.
• Discharge personal static before handling devices.
• Remove and insert boards with care.
• When removing boards, handle only by non-conductive surfaces and never touch open-edge connectors except at a
static-free workstation.*
• Minimize handling of ICs.
• Handle each IC by its body.
• Do not slide ICs or boards over any surface.
• Insert ICs with the proper orientation, and watch for bent pins on ICs.
• Use anti-static containers for handling and transport.
* To make a plastic-laminated workbench anti-static, wash with a solution of Lux liquid detergent, and allow to dry without
rinsing.
INSTRUCTIONS: Install lock split washers (P/N 644-01740) between the head
of the mounting screw(s) (P/N 640-01719) and the regulator case in the
mounting of the +5V Digital regulator (P/N 340-07535) on the Power Supply
Heat Sink Assembly (P/N 023-07429). Torque 6-8 in/lbs. for the screw(s).
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SUBJECT: Noise in audio in certain Pitch shift programs.
REFERENCE: ECO 970422-00
PURPOSE: To inform technical personnel and distributor service centers of noise problems
in audio, when certain Pitch Shift programs are used and recommended resolution.
( Octave down, Bank 10, Program 2 ).
CORRECTIVE ACTION: The following components must be added and deleted from two
of the boards in the M300L.
On the HOST board M300L ( Rev 0 to 1 )
Add:
•1 ¼W 33 ohm resistor R53 P/N ( 202-00508 )
On the DSP board M300L ( Rev 0 to 1 )
Delete:
• 1 ¼W 75 ohm resistor R23 P/N ( 202-00512 )
• 1 150pF 100V cap C66P/N ( 245-03870 )
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED:
Clean, well lighted anti-static work bench with grounded wrist-strap
#1 Phillips Screwdriver
Low Wattage Soldering Iron
Wire strippers
Solder
Xacto Knife
2” 28 gauge kynar
2” capton tape
This modification should be performed by qualified technical personnel only. Damage caused by performing
The following practices minimize possible damage to ICs resulting from electrostatic discharge or improper insertion.
Keep parts in original containers until ready for use.
•
Avoid having plastic, vinyl or styrofoam in the work area.
•
Wear a properly installed anti-static wrist-strap.
•
Discharge personal static before handling devices.
•
Remove and insert boards with care.
•
When removing boards, handle only by non-conductive surfaces and never touch open-edge connectors except at a static-free workstation.*
•
Minimize handling of ICs.
•
Handle each IC by its body.
•
Do not slide ICs or boards over any surface.
•
Insert ICs with the proper orientation, and watch for bent pins on ICs.
•
Use anti-static containers for handling and transport.
•
* To make a plastic-laminated workbench anti-static, wash with a solution of Lux liquid detergent, and allow to dry without rinsing.
this modification may void the manufacturer's warranty or standard repair policies.
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Precautions
WARNING
CAUTION
1. INSTRUCTIONS: The following pages of this bulletin contain the complete
rework instructions for this ECO.
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Please note that these changes have been implemented at the factory starting with
M300 serial # 4007 and M300L serial # 1582. Earlier M300 units do not require the
change. Implement only in M300 and M300L units with HOST raw PCB p/n 71010780,REV0 and DSP raw PCB p/n 710-10800,REV0 AND with serial numbers lower
than those indicated.
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