3249559701SWITCH CAP
7778111000POWER SWITCH PCB ASSYE-50/E-60
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J3129101SWITCH SDKLA11000
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K3278112PITCH BENDER SW + CABLE (36)+1C.
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22265242RUBBER GUIDE BUSHING
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22165134BRASS BUSHING
Description
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Screw
J2289126SELF TAP.SCREW 2.9X 8 TCTCPRBZ
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40342345W SEMS W/WASHER M2*10 BZC
5
B
J2289193SELF LOCK.SCREW M3X6 TC TC H.6
C
J2289101SELF TAP.SCREW 2.9X 6 TC TC
D
J2289287SCREW 2.9X13 TC PR BZ TFR H.7 HILO
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J2289108SELF LOCK.SCREW M3X10 TCTC H.6
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J2289160SELF TAP.SCREW 2.9X13 TCTCPR BR
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J2289102SELF TAP.SCREW 2.9X10 TC TC
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EXPLODED VIEW SILK.+VARN. LCD COVER
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7778103000AUDIO PCB ASSYE-50/E-60
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7778109000CARD PROTECT PCB ASSY E-50/E-60
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7778201000MAIN BOARD PCB ASSYE-50
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J3809164RESISTOR 3.3 OHM 10W +HEATSINK
5
J5039111LCD SP14Q006-ZZA+TOUCH PANEL
Note: When you substitute the LCD SP14Q006-ZZA+TOUCH PANEL #J5039111
pay attention to disconnect the cable from CN3 Connector CFP1504-0401F #04123090
on Center Control B. as shown :
Description
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See Note
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K2248193PCMCIA SLOT ESCUTCHEON G-70
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22365708HOLDER F/POWER SUPPLY CBL
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7778106000CENTRAL CONTROL PCB ASSY E-50/E-60
K24784424-BUTTON GROUP (CENTRAL COND.PAD) E50/60
AThe parts marked " A '' are new (Initial Parts).for RES but already used by RJA
The parts marked have Safety - Related characteristics.
Use only listed parts for replacement.
<< EMI >> Component for EMC.
NNoottee:: Replacement should be made on a unit basis. No replacements available for individual parts.
Replacement only be a unit.
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IC
#03674545I.C. K4S561632H-UC75 FLATIC7 on Main B.1
#J5159120I.C. TC74VHC08FT(EL)IC6 on Main B.1
#J5159122I.C. LA4601N-E (RoHS)IC35 on Audio B.1
#J5259196I.C. 74LV20ATELL-E FLATIC342,IC344 on Main B.2
#J5259197I.C. 74LV573ATELL-E FLATIC3,IC5 on Main B.2
#J5259198I.C. TA2024B FLATIC1 on Audio B.1
A03561112I.C. TC7SH14FU(T5L, F, T) FLATIC38 on Main B.1
#J5259199I.C. TC 74VHCT32AFT(EL) FLATIC43 on Main B.1
K5258186I.C. 74 HC 238 FLATIC4 on Right Control B.2
IC3 on Left Control B.
J5259161I.C. M66291GP USB CONTROLLERIC133 on Main B.1
03344445IC MX3000ASIC8 on Audio B.1
01455312I.C. TC7WH74FUIC91 on Main B.1
01348945I.C. TC7SH32FU FLATIC21 on Main B.1
00236845I.C. TC 74VHC245FIC3 on Right Control B.2
IC2 on Left Control B.
J5259135I.C. TC 74VHC175FTIC79 on Main B.1
J5259175I.C. TC 7SH04FU (TE85L.J)IC52,IC63,IC64,IC336 on Main B.4
01455301I.C. TC7WH04FU (TE12L) FLATIC33,IC35 on Main B.2
J5259142I.C. TC74VHCT138AF FLATIC2 on Right Control B.2
IC1 on Left Control B.
J5259145I.C. TC7WH08FU FLATIC338 on Main B.1
J5259147I.C. TC7WU04FU FLATIC10,IC18,IC347 on Main B.3
02565212I.C. SN74LV245A-PWIC8,IC11,IC30,IC335 on Main B.4
J5259157I.C. TC74VHCT245AFT FLATIC49,IC88,IC89,IC93 on Main B.4
15269214I.C. 74LS05 FLAT TTLIC2 on Audio B.1
15189210I.C. BA 5218F (OP AMP)IC16,IC43,IC44,IC45,IC4611
IC47,IC48,IC49,IC50,IC51 on Audio B.
IC1 on Right Control B.
15289105I.C. UPC 4570G (OP AMP)IC26 on Main B.1
15199937I.C. M51953 BFP FLATIC10 on Audio B.1
00458312I.C. NJM 2360M FLATIC13 on Main B.2
IC17on Audio B.
15289141I.C. M5223FP-600DIC51 on Main B.2
IC5 on Right Control B.
J5199110I.C. L4940V5IC14 on Audio B.1
01458445I.C. UPC29M33T-T1 FLAT (REGULATOR)IC16,IC60 on Main B.2
J5259133I.C. TA7805 AFIC24 on Main B.1
J5259163I.C. LP2950 CZ-3.3IC2 on Audio B.1
#7778204000I.C. FLASH 512M IC4 CPU E-50/E-60IC 4 on Main B.1
#7778207000I.C. FLASH IC2 CPU E-50IC2 on Main B.1
#J5259194I.C. HD6417706F133VIC1 on Main B.1
J5259177I.C. TC7SH08FU FLATIC14,IC124,IC341 on Main B.3
J5259186I.C. PQ070XZ01ZPHIC15 on Main B.1
02455212IC (CUSTOM) SLAC02AF2H (KSM) KEY SCANIC22 on Main B.1
A02908656IC AK4382AVT-E2 FLATIC25 on Main B.1
#J5259192I.C. TC74VHC138FT(EL) FLATIC31 on Main B.1
#J5159121I.C. TC74VHC32FT(EL)IC48 on Main B.1
#J5169109I.C. 74LV4051ATELL-EIC56 on Main B.1
#J5259189I.C. HD74LV32ATELL-EIC80,IC92,IC94 on Main B.3
#J5259191I.C. TC74VHC139FT(EL)IC81,IC85 on Main B2
#J5259188I.C. 74LV21ATELL-EIC82,IC127 on Main B.2
J5159117I.C. TC74LVX4245FS(EL)IC86,IC87 on Main B.2
J5259190I.C. HD74LV00ATELLIC90 on Main B.1
02677490IC TC203C180AF-003 FLATIC106 on Main B.1
03787889I.C. M11L416256SA-35TIC111 on Main B.1
#J5259193I.C. S1D13705F00A200IC125 on Main B.1
#J5259195I.C. ROM TC58DVM72A1TG00BBH FLATIC126 on Main B.1
02568456I.C. FDC37C78IC152 on Main B.1
#J5259187I.C. P2027AF-08TRIC339 on Main B.1
TRANSISTOR
00901523TRANSISTOR 2SA-1681KQ14,Q32,Q45 on Audio B.3
02671023TRANSISTOR 2SC-3052Q13,Q15,Q34 on Audio B.3
02671267TRNSISTOR RT1N141C-T12-1Q12,Q33 on Audio B.2
#J5119112TRANSISTOR SSM3J02T(TE85L, F) CHIPQ7 on Main B.1
#J5119113TRANSISTOR RN1426Q8,Q9,Q10,Q11,Q12,Q1316
Q14,Q15,Q16,Q17,Q18,Q19,
Q20,Q21 on Right Control B.
Q9,Q10,Q11,Q12,Q13,Q14,
Q15,Q16 on Left Control B.
#J5119114TRANSISTOR RN1308(TE85L,F)Q7 on Audio B.1
#J5119115TRANSISTOR RN2307(TE85L,F) CHIPQ5 on Audio B.1
15129114TRANSISTOR 2SC-1815GRQ1,Q6 on Audio B.2
15119113TRANSISTOR 2SA-1015 GRQ3,Q9 on Audio B.2
15319101TRANSISTOR 2SC-2412KQ31,Q38,Q39 on Audio B.3
15309101TRANSISTOR 2SA-1037KRQ22 on Right Control B.1
15319105TRANSISTOR 2SC-3326AQ2,Q8,Q10,Q11,Q41,Q42,8
Q43,Q44
J5119104TRANSISTOR DTA-114 EK CHIPQ2,Q5 on Right Control B.2
#J5119116TRANSISTOR DTA-114 EVA CHIPQ4 on Audio B.1
#J5119117TRANSISTOR DTC-114 EVA CHIPQ8,Q9,Q10 on Main B.3
15319107TRANSISTOR 2SC-4116GRQ4,Q7 on Right Control B.2
02451378TRANSISTOR RN2427Q8,Q9,Q10,Q11,Q12,Q13 on Right Control B.11
J5119107TRANSISTOR 2SA-1586-GR (TE85R)Q1,Q3,Q6 on Right Control B.3
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15129623TRANSISTOR 2SD-667CQ18 on Audio B.1
DIODE
01897189DIODE MA147-(TX) CHIPD8 on Main B.6
D5,D10,D25,D26,D28 on Audio B.
J5019123DIODE SCHOTTKY SK13 CHIPD2,D4,D6,D8 on Audio B.4
A02780401CEA SCHOTTKY DIODE MA720-(TX)D1 on Main B.2
D27 on Audio B.
#J5029125LED DIODE SML-012UTT86A RED SMDD1,D3,D4,D5,D6,D8,D9,62
D11,D12,D13,D14,D15,D16,
D17,D19,D20,D22,D23,D24,
D25,D27,D28,D29,D30,D31,
D32,D33 on Right Control B.
D1,D2,D3,D4,D5,D6,D7,D8,
D9,D10,D11,D12,D13,D14,
D15,D17,D18,D19,D20,D21,
D22,D24,D25,D26,D27,D28,
D29 on Left Control B.
D1,D2,D3,D5,D6,D7,D8 on Center Control B.
#J5029126LED DIODE SML-012BCTT86 BLUE SMDD34 on Right Control B.2
#J5029127LED DIODE SML-012ECTT86 GREEN SMDD2,D10,D18,D26 on Right Control B.9
D16,D23,D30,D50,D52 on Left Control B.
D31,D32,D33,D34,D35,D36,
D37,D38,D39,D40,D41,D42,
D43,D44,D45,D46,D47,D48 on Left Control B.
15339109DIODE DAP 202K CHIPD13 on Audio B.45
D35,D36,D37,D38,D39,D40,
D41,D42,D43,D44,D45,D46,
D47,D48,D49,D50,D51,D52,
D53,D54,D55,D56 on Right Control B.
D9,D10,D11,D12 on Center Control B.
01121323DIODE DA-204U T-106 CHIPD3,D4,D5,D6,D7 on Main B.5
00019356DIODE 1SR139-400 T-32D17 on Audio B.1
01905134SCHOTTKY DIODE MA7D49D24 on Audio B.1
#J3919123RESISTOR ARRAY EXB2HV104JVRA129,RA130,RA131 on Main B.3
#J3919124RESISTOR ARRAY EXB-2HV-R00-0VRA4,RA7,RA11,RA19,RA30,9
RA32,RA34,RA146,
RA147on Main B.
#J3919125RESISTOR ARRAY EXB-2HV-102-JVRA127 on Main B.1
J3919104RESISTOR ARRAY EXB-A10E-103-JRA3 on Right Control B.2
RA3 on Left Control B.
J3919108RESISTOR ARRAY EXB-V8V-103-JVRA65,RA134 on Main B.2
J3919116RESISTOR ARRAY EXB-V8V-220-JVRA106 on Main B.8
RA1,RA2,RA4 on Right Control B.
RA1,RA2,RA4,RA5 on Left Control B.
01457145RESISTOR ARRAY EXB-E10C-103-JRA1,RA8,RA40,RA43,RA50,16
RA52,RA57,RA90,RA91,RA92,
RA93,RA96,RA112,RA120,
RA121,RA122 on Main B.
02456878RESISTOR ARRAY EXB-2HV-220-JVRA108,RA124,RA125,RA126 on Main B.4
J3809156UNINFL. RES. 47 OHM 0.6W 5%R238,R239 on Card Protect B.4
J3809162METAL OXIDE RESIST.120 OHM 2W10%R66,R69,R93 on Audio B.3
#J3809164RESISTOR 3.3 OHM 10W +HEATSINKR228 on Audio B.1
J3709168RESISTOR 2010 1 OHM 1/2W 5% (MCR50)R126 on Audio B.1
01783623RESIST. 2010 10 OHM1/2W 5%R247 on Main B.6
R6,R7,R118 on AudioB.
R15 on Right Control B.
#J3709170RESISTOR 2010 0.22OHM 1/2w 5% (MCR50)R64 on Main B.1
#J3709171RESIST. 2010 22 OHM1/2W 5%R24 on Right Control B.2
#J3709172RESISTOR 2010 33 OHM 1/2W 5% (MCR50)R292 ON Main B.15
R17,R18,R19,R20,R21,R22,
R23 on Right Control B.
15399989RESIST. 2010 68 OHM1/2W 5%R19,R30 on Audio B.2
POTENTIOMETER
00459901ROT. POT. 10KB 14K 1230VR1 on Volume B.1
J3219110ROT. POT. (10K) RK14J11A000GVR1 on Center Control B.1
13289186RK11K1130 10KB LM1-15C W/CLKVR2 on Volume B.1
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CAPACITOR
15359774POLYEST.COND. 0805 680P 5%C157,C171,C187,C203 on Main B.4
J3629144ELCTRL.COND. 470UF 16V AXC3 on Left Control B1
13639154ELECTRL.COND.-V 1000UF 16VC28,C142,C154,C189,C191 on Audio B.5
13639153RIELECTRL.COND.-V 470UF 16VC8 on Right Control B.1
J3629122ELECTRL.COND.-V 1000UF 25VC190 on Audio B.1
J5369103ELECTR.CAPACITOR RV2 100U 16V (SMD)C74,C235,C401 on Main B.17
C1 on Right Control B.
J5369104ELECTR. COND. RV2 10U 16V (SMD)C145,C241,C491on Main B.18
C41,C43,C44,C45,C65,C85,
C103,C125,C136,C221,C265,
C266,C306,C307 on Audio B
J5369107ELECTR. COND. RV 330U 16V (SMD)C487 on Main B.2
C141 on Audio B.
J5369105ELECTR.CAPACITOR RV3 33U 16V (SMD)C21,C26,C31,C34,C51,C80,27
C83,C84,C87,C168,C183,
C200,C202,C254,C255,C270,
C273,C456,C476 on Main B.
C36,C254,C255 on Audio B.
C2,C3,C7,C14 on Right Control B.
C2 on Left Control B.
J5369102ELECTR.COND. RV2 47U 16V SMDC66,C69,C75,C80,C81,C87,15
C116,C129,C155,C156,C161,
C267,C268,C269,C270 on Audio B.
J5369111ELECTR. COND. RV2 10U 25V (SMD)C150,C157,C194,C195 on Audio B.5
J5369108CONDENSER SMD RV2 4.7U 25V ELET. ELNAC193 on Audio B.2
C4 on Right Control B.
J5369106ELECTR. COND. RV2 1U 50V (SMD)C56 on Main B.5
C123,C124,C259,C308 on Audio B.
J3629137ELECTR. COND. 33U 16V H.7C3 on Volume B.1
J3629172CAPACITOR ECJ3FB1C105KC7,C24 on Audio B.2
J3629173ELECTR. CAPACITOR EEUFC1E181B 180UF 25VC2,C23 on Audio B.2
INDUCTOR, COIL, FILTER
12449382RINOISE SUP. PLT1-R53CFL4 on Audio B.1
J2399104CHIP NOISE SUP. EXCCL4532U1L57,L58 on Audio B.2
12449355NOISE SUP. FBR07H850TB00L40,L41 on Card Protect B.2
01340834FERRITE BEAD EXCML 20A390L1,L2,L44,L45,L46,L47 on Audio B.6
L12,L14,R37,R43,R47,R75 on Audio B.
01909645FERRITE BEAD EXCML16A270UL17,L19 on Main B.2
A01565578NOISE SUPPRESSOR N1608Z601T01L18,L21 on Main B.2
A01893634INDUCTOR LQH43MN151K03L 150uH CHIPL12 on Main B.2
L16 on Audio B.
#J2399113INDUCTOR RCB0708P-100K-LFL3,L4,L5,L6 on Audio B.4
CRYSTAL, RESONATOR
A02561712CEM X'TAL MA-406 12.500 MHZ TE24X1,X3 on Main B.2
00901912X-TAL 24.576 MHZ MA-406X2 on Main B.1
00891801QUARTZ 24 MHZ MA-406X6 on Main B.1
01340745XTAL MA-406 12MHZX4 on Main B.1
J2389104RESONATOR CSTLS4M00G53-BO (4MHZ)X2 on Audio B.1
ENCODER
J3119105ROTARY ENCODER EC12E24244F25ENC1 on Encoder B.1
CONNECTOR
J343919714P MALE CONNECTOR B14B-PH-K-S JSTCN14 on Main B.2
CN15 on Audio B.
133695674P MALE CONNECTOR B4B-PH-K-S (JST)CN13,CN30,CN33 on Main B.4
CN37 on Audio B.
A02900834CONNECTOR SCAA1A4900CN29 on Main B.1
J343920615P MALE CONN. B15B-PH-K-S (JST)CN2 on Main B.1
J34392086P MALE CONNECTOR(90) S6B-PH-K-S P.2 JSTCN1 on Volume B.1
J342913216P FEM.CONNECTOR AMP1.27 8-188275-6CN9 on Right Control B.2
CN1 on Center Control B.
J3439209MALE CONNECTOR 5V.90°S5B-PH-K-S P.2 JSTCN1 on Encoder B.1
04123090CONNECTOR CFP1504-0401FCN3 on Center Control B.1
0045140116P FEM. CONNECTOR AMP 1.27CN35,CN36 on Main B.2
13419676RI8P MALE CONN. P/2.5 MOLEXCN38 on Audio B.1
13369688RI4P MALE CONN. P 2.5 MCN1 on Power Switch B.2
CN16 on Audio
J34391255P MALE CONNECTOR P.2 MCN21 on Main B.1
J343914334P MALE CONN. P. 1.27 MCN11 on Main B.1
J34391236P MALE CONN. P. 2 M 90CN3 on Volume B.1
J34291203P MALE CONNECTOR P.2 MCN32 on Main B.2
13369568B3B-PH-K-S CONNECTORCN12 on Main B.1
13369566B6B-PH-K-S CONNECTORCN7,CN18 on Main B.4
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CN8,CN31 on Audio B.
13369503B7B-PH-K-S CONNECTORCN31 on Main B.4
CN101 on Card Protect B.
CN31,CN32 on Audio B.
13369564B12B-PH-K-S CONNECTORCN22 on Main B.1
J34391825P MALE CONNECTOR 90 P.2 MCN2 on Volume B.1
J34391784P MALE CONNECTOR IL-G-4P-S3T2-ECN13 on Audio B.1
J34391898P MALE CONNECTOR B8B-PH-K-S P.2 JSTCN23 on Main B.1
J3439188AC CORD 230V FOR ADAPT.SA165A-1250U(only for 230V)1
J3439190AC CORD 117V FOR ADAPT.SA165A-1250U(only for 117V 117V-US)1
J3439210AC CORD 240VA F/PSB-4U (INSULATED PIN)(only for 240VA)1
J3439192AC CORD 230VE FOR ADAPT.SA165A-1250U(only for 230VE)1
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TEST MODE
IItteemmss rreeqquuiirreedd
cc 2 SWITCH PEDAL (i.e. DP-8)
1 EXPRESSION PEDAL (i.e. EV-5)
PERSONAL COMPUTER
ROLAND RH-50 HEADPHONES
TOUCH SCREEN PEN 3 TEST DISKS: 1 for DD – 1 for HD – 1 for HD PROTECTED (for FDC tests) 2 PCMCIA CARDS 128MB: 1 for test – 1 for NAND FLASH (+ possible OPERATION SYSTEM) 1 MIDI CABLE
1 USB CABLE
1.1 How to enter the INTERNAL TEST mode
Keep the buttons MUSIC ASSISTANT, COVER, MAKEUP TOOLS pressed and turn on the E-50
N.B. The performance of the tests is checked by the E-50, it is therefore necessari to perform them some cases.In any case to pass to one test (without performing it) to another at any moment, keep the button ONE TOUCH 1 pressed and then press the
VARIATION 1 button pressed.
all, otherwise it will not be possibile to continue in
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1.2 Touch Screen Calibration
Enter the “INTERNAL TEST” mode (cf. paragraph 1.1) Wait for the initialization of the E-50 to start. Using the touch screen pen, touch for a second, the points shown on the display, the sequenze is the following:
down on the left
up on the right
down on the right
up on the left
If the operation is not successful, the display shows NG:Calibration, in that case repeat the operation from scratch (point 3): after the error
message wait until the calibration video appears again
If the operation is successful, the display will show Calibration OK and after a while the instrument will pass to the next test.
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1. Protect Switch Test
Make sure that the display shows Unprotect with the switch in the “NON PROTECTED” position. Make sure that the display shows Protect with the switch in the “PROTECTED” position. If both conditions have occurred the “marking” symbol will appear to confirm the positive outcome of the test. Press the icon NE T to pass to the next test.
ATTENTION Before covering the switch with its cap, make sure that you have left it on the “PROTECTED” position.
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1.4 Version
cThe video will show the information on the versions installed.
MUSICAL DATA
missing
dCheck that the data of the versions match with the la test updates available; if the version of the Musical Data is not displayed, it means that the
loading of the data has not been carried out.
ePress the icon NEXTto pass to the next test.
Attention The images shown are only examples, the version numbers may change in time.
MUSICAL DATA
present
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1.5 Touch Screen Check
c Using the Touch Screen pen, touch all 10 squares outlined on the display or trace a diagonal line from top to bottom
d If the Touch Screen works correctly, each square touched will be coloured in grey.
c d
e After having touched all the squares the instrument will automatically pass to the next test.
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1.6 LCD display Check
c Each of the four buttons of the TONE section flashing (PIANO E. PIANO, ORGAN ACCORD, GUITAR BASS, STRINGS VOCAL) is associated
with a test for the LCD; press them one at a time and check that the LCD works correctly.
Chec that all pi els are
d In the 4th image, ad just the potentiometer LCD CONTRAST (on the right of the LCD tower) until you find a good contrast condition.
e At the end of the four tests, press the icon NEXT, to pass to the next test.
off
Chec that all pi els are
on
Chec the brightness and
separation of colours
Chec the brightness and
separation of colours
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1.7 Switch and Led Check
c From the previous test the display shows:
d Press one at a time all the buttons, respecting the sequenze shown in the figure below; the display shows the button to be pressed each time
and, if any, the associated led flashes.
e Make the following checks for each button:
a “beep” will be heard to confirm it is working correctly
the counter on the display will start growing when the button is released
in case of error a louder “beep” will be heard (buttons in short-circuit) or no sound at all (the button does not work)
f If the button has a led associated to it carry out the following checks:
before pressing the button the associated led will flash (make sure that it is the only one to flash)
once the button is pressed, the associated led will be lit
if the led is bi-colour the associated button will have to be pressed twice (check that the first time the led becomes red and the second
one green)
g At the completion of the buttons’ sequence, the instrument will pass to the next test
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1.8 Encoder Check
cLet the Encoder make a complete turn clockwise: the display should show a growing value from 0 to 25 (Value) and the “marking” symbol near
Inc
d Let the Encoder make a complete turn counter-clockwise: the display should show a decreasing value from 25 to 0 (Value) and the “marking”
symbol near Dec
ePress the Encoder and make sure that the “marking” symbol appears near Encoder Switch: fAt the end of the tests, touch the icon NEXT, to pass to the next test
cd
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1.9 Pitch Bender Calibration
Leave the Pitch Bender lever in the rest position (the bar on the LCD should be coloured in red for about its half) Press the LIST button (USER PROGRAM section) on the E-50.
c
Keep the lever of the Pitch Bender all to the left, without forcing it, (the bar on the LCD should be almost completely white) Press the LIST button on the E-50
Keep the lever of the Pitch Bender all to the right, without forcing it, (the bar on the LCD should be almost completely red) Press the LIST button on the E-50
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1.10 Pedal and Potentiometer Check
1.10.1 PITCH BENDER Check
c With the PITCH BENDER lever released, check that the display shows the value 64 (near the writing Pitch Bender:)
d Move the lever all to the left: check that the display shows the value 0
e Move the lever all to the right: check that the display shows the value 127
f If all the tests were carried out correctly, the display will show a “marking” symbol.
c
d
fe
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1.10. BALANCE potentiometer check
c Turn the BALANCE potentiometer all to the left (ACCOMP) and check that the display shows the value 0 (near the writing Balance:)
d Turn the BALANCE potentiometer all to the right (KEYBOARD) and check that the display shows the value 127
e Bring the BALANCE potentiometer to the central position andcheck that the display shows the value 64
f Durino the test check that the potentiometer runs smoothly and in particular make sure that it “clicks” in its central position.
g If all the tests were carried out correctly, the display will show a “marking” symbol.
c
d
g e
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1.10.4 FOOTSWITCH and HOLD pedal sockets Check
c Connect the two switch pedals (i.e. DP-8) on the Foot Switch E pression and Hold sockets.
d Check that the display of the E-50 shows the writing OFF near the writings Sustain Pedal and Foot Switch
e Press the SWITCH PEDAL relative to the Foot Switch E pression and check that the display shows ON near the writing Foot Switch
f Press the SWITCH PEDALS relative to the Hold socket and check that the display shows ON near the writing Sustain Pedal
g If all the tests were carried out correctly, the display will show two “marking” symbols.
d e f
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1.10.5 E PRESSION pedal socket Check
c Connect the Expression Pedal (i.e. EV-5) FOOTSWITCH E PRESSION socket
d With the pedal position at the minimum the display must show 0 (near the writing E pression Pedal
e With the pedal position at the maximum make sure that the display shows the value 127.
f If all the tests were carried out correctly, the display will show a “marking” symbol.
d e
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1.11 Memory and DSP Check
c Wait for all the tests to be carried out and check that they were all concluded successfully (a “marking” symbol is shown for each test).
d At the end of the tests, touch the icon NEXT, to pass to the next test.
c
d
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1.12 MIDI and USB sockts Check
c Without MIDI and USB connections, check that the display shows NG near the writings MIDI Test result and USB Test result
d Using a MIDI cable, connect the MIDI IN with the MIDI OUT of the E-50: check that the display shows OK near the writing MIDI Test result
eConnect the USB cable, coming from the PC, with the USB socket of the E-50: check that the display shows OK near the writing USB Test
result
fAt the end of the tests, touch the icon NEXT, to pass to the next test.
cd
e
f
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1.1 FLOPPY DISK Driver Check
c Insert a protected disk and check that the display shows a “marking” symbol near the writing Test Protect Dis
d Insert a DD disk and check that the display shows a “marking” symbol near the writing Test 2DD Dis
eInsert a DD disk and check that the display shows a “marking” symbol near the writing Test 2HD Dis fAt the end of the tests, touch the icon NEXT, to pass to the next test.
cde
Protect Dis
Test OK
2DD Dis
Test OK
f
2HD Dis
Test OK
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1.14 PCMCIA slot Check
c Insert the Card PCMCIA Card for the test
d Wait for the result (about 30 seconds) and then check that the display shows the message CARD TEST OK
e At the end of the test, remove the Card and touch the icon NEXT, to pass to the next test.
c d
e
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1.15 Audio Checks and Measurements
1.15.1 Audio Chec on the Spea ers
c With the VOLUME potentiometer at maximum, check that no noises or bruises can be hear from the speakers
d Press the icons LOW, MID, HIGH to listen to the notes with different frequencies from the four speakers; at the end press the icon MID
Low
Fre uenc
y
Medium
Fre uenc
y
High
Fre uenc
y
e Press the icons L, R to chekc the separation of the two channels (2 left or right speakers); at the end press the icons LR
Left channel
only
Right
channel only
Both
channels
fActivating/disactivating the MUTE (press the icons ON and OFF), check that the sound is immediately cancelled and then returns after 1-2 seconds respect.ly
Mute onMute off
gLeave the MUTE in the OFF position.
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1.15.2 Maxx Bass and Effects Check
c Check that the Max Bass check has been carried out successfully (OK); in cas of error NG will appear
d Press the icon ON, first in the Rev section then in the Cho section, tolisten to the Reverb and Chorus effects; check the presence of the effect
and the quality of the sound.
c d d
e At the end put both effects in the OFF position again.
f Make sure that with the VOLUME potentiometer at minimum the sound completely disappears.
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c
d
e
f
j
k
1.15. OUTPUT e its Measurements
Connect the (L/R) OUTPUT exits with an external amplified instrument.
Press the icons MID and L (the MUTE must be OFF)
Check that the sound is clean and comes from the LEFT loudspeaker of the external amplified instrument only. Press the icon R
Check that the sound is clean and comes from the RIGHT loudspeaker of the external amplified instrument only. Press the icon LR
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1.15.2 MaxxBass and Effects Check
c Check that the Max Bass check has been carried out successfully (OK); in cas of error NG will appear
d Press the icon ON, first in the Rev section then in the Cho section, tolisten to the Reverb and Chorus effects; check the presence of the effect
and the quality of the sound.
c d d
e At the end put both effects in the OFF position again.
f Make sure that with the VOLUME potentiometer at minimum the sound completely disappears.
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1.15.4 Measurement of the PHONES exits
c Connect the headphones with the PHONES 1 exit of the E-50
d Press the icons MID and L (the MUTE must be OFF)
c d
e Check that the sound is clean and comes from the LEFT loudspeaker of the headphones only.
f Press the icon R
gCheck that the sound is clean and comes from the RIGHT loudspeaker of the headphones only. hPress the icons LR
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i Checkthat the sound is clean and comes from both the loudspeakers of the headphones.
j Activating/disactivating the MUTE (press the icons ON and OFF), check that the sound is immediately cancelled and then returns after 1-2
seconds respectively.
Mute on Mute off
k Repeat the above tests by connecting the headphones to the PHONES 2 socket of the E-50.
cb Press the icon NEXT
cc The Test Mode is now completed.
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22.. FFAACCTTOORRYY RREESSEETT
c Turn on the instrument, wait for the initialization of the E-50, press the MENU button
d Select the UTILITY icon on the right side of the display
e Select the FACTORY RESET icon on the top of the display, then select the icon EXECUTE: the Factory Reset will start
fAt the end of this operation (100%) a video must appear that confirms the operation has been successful gCheck that the test has had a positive outcome
hPress the EXIT button
cde
ef
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c
d
e
.. CCHHEECCKK OOFF TTHHEE VVEERRSSIIOONNSS
Turn on the instrument with the MUSIC ASSISTANT button pressed. After the initialization, a video will appear with the information of the versions Check that the versions are all present; if the version of the Musical Data does not appear, it means that the loading of the musical data was not
carried out.
MUSICAL DATA
present
MUSICAL DATA
missing
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4. Operative system and musical data Update
The goal of this document is to clarify the various update modes of the data and of the operative system of the E-50.
The operative system and boot program are included in the 64 Mbit Nor Flash IC2 TC58FVM6B5BTG65.
The musical data are stored in the 128 Mbit Nand Flash IC7 TC58DVM92A1TG00BBH.
The Nand flash, through a Disk Operative System, is treated like a virtual drive. Before being used it must be formatted like a normal drive.
The format also creates the directory structure needed for the functioning of the E-50.
The data (user program, built-in styles, songs, etc.) are stored into the instrument in files.
The data structure is made by the following directories:
-Chain contains the files for the Play List
-Db contains the files of the database
-Democontains the files of the demo
- Midiset contains the files of the Midi Set
-Put New MusicAssistant Here to import new Music Assistant
-Put New Styles Here to import new Styles
-Put New Song Here to import new Songs
-Put New UserPrograms Here to import new User Programs
-ROMStyle contains the factory styles (built-in styles)
-Song contains the user songs
-Stylecontains the user styles
-Textcontains the text files (.TXT) and the image files (.BMP)
-Update to update the operative system of the instrument
-Userprg Contains the User Program files
It is possible to access this structure by connecting the E-50 to a PC fitted with Win98ME, Win2000/XP, MAC, by means of a USB cable:
-Connect the E-50 to a PC by means of a USB cable.
-Press the “MENU” switch on the panel
-Press the button “USB DATA STORAGE” on the display
-Press the button “INTERNAL MEMORY” on the display
-A virtual drive will be added (E50_SSD) on computer resources.
-Click 2 times on the icon of the drive will make the internal structure of the E-50 appear.
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Musical Data Update
There are 2 ways to update the data into the E-50.
Mode 1:
-It is made by means of a Card (compact flash, smart media, memory stick …) of at least 64 Mbyte and a PCMCIA adaptor for that card.
Mode 2:
-It is made by means of a connection USB PC => E-50.
ATTENTION The data update entails the loss of the personal data included in the E-50.
by means of a Card.
by means of a USB connection.
Mode 1 Updating of musical data by means of a card
1. Format a card with a E-50
- Turn on the instrument.
- Insert one Card (min. 64MB) by means of the relative PCMCIA adaptor into the PCMCIA slot of the E-50.
- Press the switch “DISK & MEDIA” on the display.
- Press the button “FORMAT” on the display.
- Press the button “EXTERNAL MEMORY” on the display. Wait until the formatting is completed.
2. Copy the musical data into the Card
- Insert the card into a PC by means of the relative PCMCIA adaptor.
- Decompress the files contained in the zip. update file (E50_Factory_Data_Vxxx.zip) in a temporary file of the PC called for instance “E-50”.
- Open the file previously created in the PC called “E-50” containing the data.
- Copy, by selecting and moving all the files of the PC into the card.
ATTENTION ,
3. Update of the built-in data.
- Insert the card with the PCMCIA adaptor into the PCMCIA slot of the E-50.
- Turn on the instrument by holding the “SONG” “STYLE”,”USER PRG” switches of the FINDER section on the panel.
- Wait for the instrument to enter into the “UPDATE ALL” video.
- Press the switch “DISCO DANCE” on the STYLE section.
The instrument will perform the following operations:
-Format of the built-in memory.
-Copy of all the files from the CARD into the built-in memory.
-Factory Reset by loading the User Program Set and MIDI Set.
The operation will be complete once the E-50 will display the following messages:
“Copy Successful” “Factory Reset Done”
- After the display of the message “Power Off and Power On again” turn the instrument off.
before removing the card, disconnect the drive of the card from the PC by performing a proper function.
THE FAILURE TO DISCONNECT MAY CAUSE THE COPY OF THE FILES TO BE INCOMPLETE.
:
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Mode 2 Musical data update by means of the USB:
1. Format the built-in memory of the E-50
- Turn on the instrument.
- Press the switch “DISK & MEDIA” on the display.
- Press the button “FORMAT” on the display.
- Press the button “EXTERNAL MEMORY” on the display. Wait until the formatting is completed.
2. Copy the musical data into the built-in memory
- Connect the E-50 to the PC by means of a USB cable.
- Press the switch MENU on the panel.
- Press the button “USB DATA STORAGE” on the display.
- Press the button “INTERNAL MEMORY” on the display. A new virtual drive “E50_SSD” will be added on the computer resources.
- Decompress the files container in the data update zip (E50_Factory_Data_Vxxx.zip) into a temporary file of the PC called for instance “E-50”.
- Open the file previously created in the PC called “E-50” containing the data.
- Copy, by selecting and moving all the files of the PC into the new virtual drive “E50_SSD”.
-ATTENTION ,
3. Carry out the Factory Reset
- Turn on the instrument.
- Press the switch MENU on the panel.
- Press the button “UTILITY on the display
- Press the button “FACTORY RESET” on the display
- Press the button “EXECUTE” on the display and wait until the operation is completed.
Update of the operative system
There are 3 ways to update the Operative System of the E-50.
Mode 1:
-It is made by means of a Card (compact flash, smart media, memory stick …) of at least 64 Mbytes and a PCMCIA adaptor for that card.
Mode 2:
-It is made by means of a connection USB PC => E-50.
By means of a Card.
By means of a USB connection.
before removing the USB cable and turning the instrument off, disconnect the virtual drive E50 SSD from the PC
by means of a proper function.
THE FAILURE TO DISCONNECT MAY CAUSE THE COPY OF THE FILES TO BE INCOMPLETE.
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Mode 1 Update of the Operative System by means of a card:
1. Format a card with a E-50
- Turn on the instrument.
- Insert one Card (min. 64MB) by means of the relative PCMCIA adaptor into the PCMCIA slot of the E-50.
- Press the switch “DISK & MEDIA” on the display.
- Press the button “FORMAT” on the display.
- Press the button “EXTERNAL MEMORY” on the display. Wait until the formatting is completed.
2. Copy the operative system into the “UPDATE” directory of the Card
- Insert the card into a PC with the relative adaptor.
- Delete a possible previous operative system from the “UPDATE” directory of the card.
- Decompress the files container in the zip updating file (E50_Vxxx.zip), into a temporary card of the PC.
- Open the file previously created in the PC containing the operating system.
- Copy, by selecting and moving the .sys file (E50_VER_x_x_x. .sys) of the operative system from the PC into the “UPDATE” directory of the Card.
ATTENTION ,
3. Update of the operative system.
- Insert the card into the PCMCIA slot of the E-50 by means of an adaptor.
- Turn on the instrument by holding the “DISK & MEDIA” switch on the panel.
- Wait until the instrument shows the “SYSTEM UPDATE” video.
- Press the “8BEAT 16BEAT” switch on the panel, STYLE section.
- The E-50 will carry out a deep check of the system, if the file will turn out to be correct, it will start the update phase.
A progression bar will show the status of the updating.
4. Carry out the Factory Reset
- Turn on the instrument.
- Press the “MENU” switch on the panel.
- Press the “UTILITY” button on the display.
- Press the “FACTORY RESET” button on the display.
- Press the “EXECUTE” button on the display and wait until the operation is completed.
Mode 2 Operative System Update by means of a USB
1. Copy the operative system into the “UPDATE” directory of the built-in memory
- Connect the E-50 to the PC by means of a USB cable.
- Press the “MENU” switch on the panel.
- Press the “USB DATA STORAGE” button on the display.
before removing the card, disconnect the drive of the card from the PC by means of a proper function.
THE FAILURE TO DISCONNECT MAY CAUSE THE COPY OF THE FILES TO BE INCOMPLETE.
:
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- Press the “INTERNAL MEMORY” button on the display, a new virtual drive “E50_SSD” will be added on the computer resources.
- Copy all the files of the “E50_SSD” virtual drive (except for the file UPDATE) into a temporary file of the PC, called for instance “E50”.
- Delete all the files of the “E50_SSD” virtual drive (except for the file UPDATE).
- Delete a possible previous operative system from the “UPDATE” directory of the built-in memory.
- Decompress the files container in the zip updating file (E50_Vxxx.zip), into a temporary card of the PC.
- Open the file previously created in the PC containing the operating system.
- Copy, by selecting and moving the .sys file (E50_VER_x_x_x. .sys) of the operative system from the PC into the “UPDATE” directory of the built-in
memory.
ATTENTION
2. Update of the operative system.
- Turn on the instrument by holding the switch “DISK & MEDIA” on the panel.
- Wait until the instrument shows the “SYSTEM UPDATE” video.
- Press the “8BEAT 16BEAT” switch on the panel, STYLE section.
- The E-50 will carry out a deep check of the system, if the file will turn out to be correct, it will start the update phase.
A progression bar will show the status of the updating.
3. Carry out the Factory Reset
- Turn on the instrument.
- Press the “MENU” switch on the panel.
- Press the “UTILITY” button on the display.
- Press the “FACTORY RESET” button on the display.
- Press the “EXECUTE” button on the display and wait until the operation is completed.
Then:
- Connect the E-50 to the PC by means of a USB cable.
- Press the “MENU” switch on the panel.
- Press the “USB DATA STORAGE” button on the display.
- Press the “INTERNAL MEMORY” button on the display, a new virtual drive “E50_SSD” will be added on the computer resources.
- Copy all the files previously copied into the temporary file of the PC, called for instance “E50”, into the “E50_SSD” virtual drive.
ATTENTION
before removing the USB cable and turning the instrument off, disconnect the virtual drive from the PC
by means of a proper function.
THE FAILURE TO DISCONNECT MAY CAUSE THE COPY OF THE FILES TO BE INCOMPLETE.
before removing the USB cable and turning the instrument off, disconnect the virtual drive from the PC
by means of a proper function.
THE FAILURE TO DISCONNECT MAY CAUSE THE COPY OF THE FILES TO BE INCOMPLETE.
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CIRCUIT BOARD ASSY (MAIN)
View from component side
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