,SW78,SW69,SW80,SW81,SW82,SW83,SW8
6,SW87,SW88,SW90,SW77,SW58,SW50,SW
51,SW52,SW53,SW54,SW10,SW71,SW89,S
W49,SW59,SW60,SW61,SW62,SW63,SW64,
SW65,SW66,SW67,SW56,SW4,SW1,SW3,S
W8,SW7,SW6,SW5,SW91,SW9 on PANEL
SHEET
13449283HLJ7101-01-30106.5MM JACKJK8,JK3,JK5,JK9,JK4,JK2,JK1,JK7 on JACK
BOARD
13449284HLJ7001-01-30106.5MM JACKJK6 on JACK BOARD1
02129389M1818A(PWI1818) 2PAC INLETJK1 on PANEL SHEET1
87
8
MC-909
JACK, EXT TERMINAL
02781101YKF45-0020USB CONNECTORJK1 on MAIN BOARD,JK2 on PANEL
SHEET
01780712CN015P-3013-0CARD CONECTRCN7 on PANEL SHEET1
03231812YKC21-4173PIN JACK (ORG)PIN X 2JK10 on JACK BOARD1
13429825YKF51-5054 2PZMIDI CONNECTORJK11 on JACK BOARD1
DISPLAY UNIT
01124234LM320191LCD UNIT1
NOTE: Replacement LM320191 should be made on a unit base.
01903512LNM223KS01C7SEG LEDLED97,LED96 on PANEL SHEET2
NOTE: Replacement LNM223KS01C should be made on a unit base.
POWER SUPPLY UNIT
01785823A1DU2L3B034SWITCHING REGULATOR1
NOTE: Replacement A1DU2L3B034 should be made on a unit base.
PCB ASSY
#72128390JACK BOARD ASSY1
#72128401PANEL BOARD ASSY1
NOTE: ‘PANEL BOARD ASSY’ includes the following parts.
01343090LED SPACER4
#72128412MAIN BOARD ASSY1
1
IC
#03014812HD6433061G43FPIC (16BIT CPU)IC2 on PANEL SHEET1
00129278SSC1080F0BICIC20 on PANEL SHEET1
01455956TC223C660CF-503IC (RA08-503)IC27 on MAIN BOARD1
02231767RA0A-101 (TC223C080AF-101)IC (DSP)IC22 on MAIN BOARD1
#02782778TC200E06 (PPC)IC (I/F)IC4 on MAIN BOARD1
#02900456TC200E1005AF-11 (BA)IC (I/F)IC21 on MAIN BOARD 1
#03017601TC58256AFTIC (FLASH MEMORY)IC53 on MAIN BOARD1
#03017590UDA1351TSIC (DIR DAC)IC75 on MAIN BOARD1
02454878M62220FP-600CIC (REGULATOR) DC-DC ICIC55 on MAIN BOARD 1
02451912HD74LV00ATELLIC (CMOS)IC74 on MAIN BOARD 1
02451723HD74LV138ATELLIC (CMOS)IC6,IC8 on PANEL SHEET2
01567190TC74VHCU04F(EL)IC (CMOS)IC6 on JACK BOARD1
15269219H0HD74LS05FPELIC (TTL)IC7 on JACK BOARD1
01783523TC74VHCT245AFT(EL)IC (CMOS)IC3 on PANEL SHEET1
00458312NJM2360MIC (REGULATOR)IC4 on PANEL SHEET1
02451690HD74LV08ATELLIC (CMOS)IC12 on MAIN BOARD1
00344390TA7805F(TE16L)IC (REGULATOR)IC58 on MAIN BOARD1
15229706TLP552PHOTO COUPLERIC9 on JACK BOARD 1
15289105UPC4570G2-E2IC (BIPOLAR OP AMP)IC22,IC23,IC24,IC28,IC25 on PANEL
SHEET
15289128BA10324AFIC (OP AMP)IC12 on PANEL SHEET1
15189261M5218AFP-600EIC (BIPOLAR OP AMP)IC3,IC4,IC5,IC8,IC1,IC2 on JACK
BOARD,IC61,IC64,IC68,IC70,IC71,IC59 on
MAIN BOARD
01121834TC7W74FU TE12LICIC21 on PANEL SHEET1
02892334TC74LCX245FT(EL)IC (CMOS)IC3,IC5 on MAIN BOARD2
#02900690P2027A-08TRICIC89 on MAIN BOARD1
01677689HD74HC238FPELIC (CMOS)IC27,IC26 on PANEL SHEET2
02675645HD74LV04ATELLIC (CMOS)IC10,IC17 on MAIN BOARD2
01348912TC7SH08FU(TE85L)IC (CMOS)IC84,IC45 on MAIN BOARD2
01348956TC7SH00FU(TE85L)IC (CMOS)IC82 on MAIN BOARD1
15199937M51953BFP-600CIC (RESET)IC18 on MAIN BOARD1
02565390GP1FA501TZ TXIC (OPTICAL CONNECTOR)CN3 on JACK BOARD1
02675656HD74LV11ATELLIC (CMOS)IC11,IC13,IC31 on MAIN BOARD 3
02675689HD74LV245ATELLIC (CMOS)IC7,IC40,IC30,IC51,IC8,IC39,IC32,IC35,IC3
4,IC44,IC23,IC29 on MAIN BOARD
02673812HY57V641620HGT-PIC (DRAM)IC6,IC20,IC24,IC2 on MAIN BOARD4
02568489GM71V18163CT-6IC (DRAM)IC25 on MAIN BOARD 1
02675678HD74LV139ATELLIC (CMOS)IC79,IC38,IC15 on MAIN BOARD3
02565401GP1FA501RZ RXIC (OPTICAL CONNECTOR)CN2 on JACK BOARD1
01348945TC7SH32FU(TE85L)IC (CMOS)IC81,IC41 on MAIN BOARD2
01349590TC7WU04FU(TE12L)IC (CMOS)IC26,IC16 on MAIN BOARD2
01890367TC74VHC175FT(EL)IC (COMS)IC52,IC48 on MAIN BOARD2
01785178TC9271FSIC (DIGITAL OUT IF)IC62 on MAIN BOARD1
15259884TC7S08F(TE85L)IC (CMOS)IC5 on PANEL SHEET1
02671378LC324260BJ-60-TLMIC (DRAM)IC37 on MAIN BOARD1
02568478M66273FPLCD-DRIVERIC49 on MAIN BOARD1
********MBM29LV160BE70IC (FLASH MEMORY)IC19 on MAIN BOARD1
5
6
12
11
Nov.2002
IC
TRANSISTOR
DIODE
02900978M66291GPIC (USB CONTROLLER)IC36 on MAIN BOARD1
153191052SC3326-ATRANSISTORQ11,Q10,Q9,Q8,Q7,Q6,Q5,Q4 on JACK
BOARD
02670989DTB113ZK-146TTRANSISTORQ29 on PANEL SHEET1
151391232SK184-GR(TPE4)TRANSISTORQ3 on JACK BOARD1
026710232SC3052-T12-1ETRANSISTORQ13,Q14 on JACK BOARD2
153091042SA1586-GR(TE85R)TRANSISTORQ11,Q12 on MAIN BOARD2
02671256RT1P141C-T12-1TRANSISTORQ16 on JACK BOARD1
153091012SA1037AKT146RTRANSISTORQ1,Q12 on JACK BOARD2
02671267RT1N141C-T12-1TRANSISTORQ13,Q14 on MAIN BOARD,Q2,Q30,Q1 on
PANEL SHEET
005620122SC3265-Y(TE85R)TRANSISTORQ28,Q32 on PANEL SHEET2
153191012SC2412KR T146TRANSISTORQ55,Q3,Q4,Q51,Q52,Q54,Q56,Q57,Q58,Q53
on PANEL SHEET
15329103T02SK880-GR(TE85R)FETQ7,Q9,Q10,Q8 on MAIN BOARD4
02017512PW MOSFET 2SJ325-Z-E1TRANSISTORQ6 on MAIN BOARD1
SHEET
01784978SML-020MLTLEDLED94 on PANEL SHEET1
00348490SLR-325VCT31LED (RED)LED87,LED51,LED64,LED73,LED77,LED80
,LED81,LED84,LED86,LED93,LED95,LED1
00,LED101,LED56,LED47,LED85,LED12,LE
D69,LED46,
LED3,LED4,LED5,LED8,LED11,LED6,LED
13,LED14,LED16,LED19,LED20,LED45,LE
D21,LED40,LED38,LED36,LED37,LED32,L
ED30,LED29,LED28,LED24,LED22 on
PANEL SHEET
01900612TPS611DIODEQ35,Q34 on PANEL SHEET2
01897189MA147-(TX)ARRAY DIODEDA5,DA2,DA4,DA3 on MAIN
BOARD,DA84,DA95,DA88,DA87,DA83,D
A60,DA64 on PANEL SHEET
00129767RD10M-T1B B2ZENER DIODED2 on JACK BOARD1
01017512RB411D T146SCHOTTKY DIODED1 on PANEL SHEET1
15339412U1BC44(TE12L)DIODED1 on JACK BOARD1
15339130MA142WK-(TX)ARRAY DIODEDA9,DA6,DA8,DA7 on MAIN
BOARD,DA90,DA71,DA48,DA85,DA51,D
A52,DA55,DA56,DA65,DA66,DA67,DA68,
DA1,DA70,DA45,DA72,DA73,DA74,DA75,
DA76,DA77,DA78,DA79,DA80,DA81,DA8
2,DA86,DA92,DA69,DA19,DA2,DA3,DA4,
DA6,DA7,DA9,DA10,DA12,DA13,DA15,D
A49,DA18,DA44,
DA34,DA42,DA41,DA38,DA16,DA35,DA2
2,DA32,DA31,DA29,DA28,DA26,DA25,DA
23,DA37 on PANEL SHEET
15339105DAN202K T146 (CHIP)ARRAY DIODEDA3,DA1,DA2 on JACK BOARD3
01897178MA142WA-(TX)ARRAY DIODEDA27,DA39,DA93,DA53,DA47,DA40,DA9
4,DA21,DA24,DA20,DA17,DA14,DA11,DA
8,DA5,DA46 on PANEL SHEET
03231801SML-311UTLED (RED)LED2,10,18,26,34,42,48,53,57,61,66,70,74,78,
71,75,79 on PANEL SHEET
03122112SLR-343BBT3FLED2
03126134TLN233LED2
on MAIN BOARD,R31 on PANEL SHEET
00567289RPC05T 103 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR59,R1,R15,R45,R65,R73,R35 on JACK
BOARD,R107,R84,R92,R93,R94,R95,R105,R
82,R109,R110,R111,R112,R114,R118,R119,R
103,R27,R33,R134,R13,R17,R22,R90,R24,R80
,R35,R36,R39,R40,R42,R43,R44,R23,R264,R2
5,R313,R266,R139,R248
,R247,R244,R243,R242,R164,R238,R195,R18
8,R176,R175,R174,R166,R165,R311,R241 on
MAIN BOARD,R40,R1,R3,R7,R28 on PAN-
EL SHEET
00567323RPC05T 223 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR22,R21,R33,R34 on JACK BOARD4
1
5
MC-909
RESISTOR
00567067RPC05T 221 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR31,R79,R82,R83,R18 on JACK
BOARD,R198,R191,R185,R206,R226,R233
on MAIN BOARD,R258,R257 on PANEL
SHEET
00567234RPC05T 392 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR252,R256,R245,R243 on PANEL SHEET4
00567245RPC05T 472 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR97,R85,R74 on JACK
BOARD,R161,R194,R193,R163,R159,R53,R1
71 on MAIN BOARD,R222 on PANEL
SHEET
00567201RPC05T 272 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR107,R106,R28,R12 on JACK BOARD4
00567256RPC05T 562 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR43,R55 on JACK
BOARD,R200,R196,R189,R218,R180,R228
on MAIN BOARD
00567045RPC05T 151 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR269,R270 on PANEL SHEET2
00567001RPC05T 750 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR81,R80 on JACK BOARD2
00566867RPC05T 100 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR260,R261,R262,R263 on MAIN BOARD 4
00566912RPC05T 220 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR102,R339,R324,R281,R270,R104,R340,R100
,R45,R34,R130 on MAIN BOARD
00567112RPC05T 471 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR169,R167,R177,R179 on MAIN
BOARD,R24,R20,R13,R14,R15,R21,R22,R23
on PANEL SHEET
00566934RPC05T 330 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR7,R8,R10,R72,R302,R62,R63,R297,R76,R71,
R70,R74,R75,R298,R332,R336,R335,R300,R3
33,R314,R329,R328,R1,R2,R3,R4,R6,R326,R3
25,R323,R334 on MAIN BOARD
00567078RPC05T 271 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR134 on PANEL SHEET1
00566989RPC05T 560 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR68,R272,R62,R66,R70,R72,R74,R240,R261,
R263,R264,R266,R271,R267,R262 on PANEL
SHEET
00567312RPC05T 183 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR235,R106 on MAIN BOARD,R39 on PAN-
EL SHEET
00346134MCR25 JZH J 1R0MTL.FILM RESISTORR33 on PANEL SHEET1
00567367RPC05T 393 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR41 on PANEL SHEET1
00567190RPC05T 222 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR133 on MAIN BOARD,R253,R244 on PAN-
EL SHEET
00566967RPC05T 470 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR287,R79,R81,R131,R282,R283,R284,R294,R
337,R286,R338,R327,R293,R292,R291,R290,
R289,R288,R285 on MAIN
BOARD,R276,R60,R273,R275,R64,R260,R27
4 on PANEL SHEET
00567478RPC05T 334 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR216,R173 on MAIN BOARD2
00567034RPC05T 121 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR89 on JACK BOARD
,R191,R48,R50,R52,R56,R215,R217,R54 on
PANEL SHEET
00567456RPC05T 224 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR194,R205 on PANEL SHEET2
00567445RPC05T 184 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR212,R170 on MAIN BOARD2
00567412RPC05T 104 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR87,R70,R51,R93,R52,R58,R57,R69,R63,R64,
R47,R46,R40,R39,R27,R10 on JACK
BOARD,R199,R168,R172,R186,R192,R211,R
222,R227,R236,R208 on MAIN
BOARD,R251,R93,R96,R248,R111,R114,R12
3,R128,R131,R136,R137 on PANEL SHEET
00567389RPC05T 563 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR14 on JACK BOARD,R255,R256 on MAIN
BOARD,R201,R212 on PANEL SHEET
00567378RPC05T 473 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR3,R13,R71,R75,R78,R2 on JACK
BOARD,R231,R234,R229 on MAIN BOARD
00566990RPC05T 680 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR277 on MAIN BOARD 1
02679290RA4C1632-103-JRESISTOR-ARRAYRA68,RA88,RA71,RA66,RA65,RA49,RA25,
RA48,RA30,RA26,RA72 on MAIN BOARD
01906667MNR14 EOAB J 100RESISTOR-ARRYRA13,RA6,RA14,RA4 on PANEL SHEET4
01906678MNR14 EOAB J 103RESISTOR-ARRYRA1,RA12,RA2 on PANEL SHEET3
02456878EXB2HV220JVRESISTOR-ARRAYRA73,RA67,RA64,RA62,RA56,RA77,RA84,
RA85,RA86,RA9,RA40,RA37,RA36,RA34,R
A60,RA20,RA3,RA8,RA27,RA50,RA52,RA5
4,RA43,RA57,RA31,RA33 on MAIN
BOARD
15419702RR1220P-102-D 1K OHM 1/10WMTL.FILM RESISTORR155 on MAIN BOARD 1
1522994110KD-5THERMISTOR RESISTORR30 on PANEL SHEET1
01455856RR1220Q-680-DMTL.FILM RESISTORR152 on MAIN BOARD 1
02780323RA4C1632-220-JRESISTOR-ARRAYRA58,RA53 on MAIN BOARD 2
02780312RA4C1632-0R0-JRESISTOR-ARRAYRA91 on MAIN BOARD 1
00567178RPC05T 152 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR86 on JACK BOARD,R148 on MAIN
BOARD,R34 on PANEL SHEET
02679323RA4C1632-330-JRESISTOR-ARRAYRA45,RA6,RA2 on MAIN BOARD 3
01906656MNR14 EOAB J 000RESISTOR-ARRAYRA11,RA10,RA3 on PANEL SHEET3
00567023RPC05T 101 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR50,R91,R68,R62,R16,R24,R6,R38,R77,R90,
R29 on JACK
BOARD,R183,R182,R181,R245,R246,R129,R
278,R280,R315,R316,R274,R128,R127,R126,
R124,R123,R122,R121,R58,R57,R54,R51,R32,
R319,R125,R318,R320,R321,R322,R330,R331
,R317 on MAIN BOARD,
2
1
6
11
8
31
15
1
2
7
8
11
2
3
11
26
1
49
13
Nov.2002
RESISTOR
02678534EXB2HV103VRESISTOR-ARRAYRA69 on MAIN BOARD 1
#02904445EXB2HV330JVREISTER-ARRAYRA4,RA10,RA21,RA28 on MAIN BOARD 4
00567467RPC05T 274 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR230 on MAIN BOARD 1
00567556RPC05T 105 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR7 on JACK BOARD,R156,R99,R50 on
00567345RPC05T 333 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR41,R53 on JACK BOARD2
00566923RPC05T 270 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR145,R146 on MAIN BOARD2
01013890
01011856RPC05T 0R0 JMTL.FILM RESIST0RR310,R312,R157,R140,R30,R41,R68,R73,R83,
00567501RPC05T 474 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR36,R42,R37 on PANEL SHEET3
00567056RPC05T 181 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR210,R38,R199,R218,R219 on PANEL
00567123RPC05T 561 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR202,R213 on PANEL SHEET2
00567134RPC05T 681 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR23,R37,R67,R5,R61,R49 on JACK
00567156RPC05T 102 JMTL.FILM RESISTORR92,R54,R42,R30,R17,R76,R84,R72 on JACK
15399952MCR50JZH470 1/2WCHIP RESISTORR56,R44 on JACK BOARD2
RR1220P-221-D 220 OHM 1/10W
MTL.FILM RESISTORR153,R154 on MAIN BOARD2
R250,R247,R209,R207,R198,R196,R132,R129
,R126,R125,R124,R120,R119,R118,R127,R98,
R87,R89,R86,R90,R91,R76,R94,R105,R75,R4
6,R104,R103,R102,R101,R100,R117,R82,R11
6,R115,R112,R109,R85,R88,R83,R81,R80,R79
,R108,R107,R78,R77,R106,R84 on PANEL
SHEET
MAIN BOARD
R87,R96,R97,R98,R116,R214,R136,R309,R14
1,R144,R147,R150,R187,R237,R239,R258,R3
04,R305,R306,R307,R308,R120 on MAIN
BOARD,R221,R220,R189,R188,R187,R140,R
45,R2,R5,R10,R12,R25,R138,R32 on PANEL
SHEET
SHEET
BOARD,R158,R101,R55 on MAIN BOARD
BOARD,R143,R91 on MAIN
BOARD,R29,R211,R208,R200,R197,R164,R1
62,R44,R43,R6,R11 on PANEL SHEET
3
14
5
3
11
POTENTIOMETER
CAPACITOR
01903778
03231745
03231734
03232456
03231756
03231723
03231767
03231778
03232056
01674434ECUV1H561JCVCERAMIC CAPACITORC34 on PANEL SHEET1
01674701ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1UF/16VKCERAMIC CAPACITORC6,C76,C54,C14,C75,C16,C86,C34,C87,C89,
100M/M SLIDE POTENTIOMETER
11M/M ROTARY POTENTIOMETER
11M/M ROTARY POTENTIOMETER
14M/M ROTARY POTENTIOMETER
14M/M ROTARY POTENTIOMETER
9M/M ROTARY POTENTIOMETER
30M/M SLIDE POTENTIOMETER
30M/M SLIDE POTENTIOMETER
45M/M SLIDE POTENTIOMETER
RSA0N1144VR34 on PANEL SHEET1
RK11K1140A23VR15,16,17,19,21,22,23,24,25,28,29 on PAN-
EL SHEET
RK11K114001ZVR26,27 on PANEL SHEET2
RK14K12D0DONVR40 on PANEL SHEET1
RK14K12D0D0QVR39 on PANEL SHEET1
RK09K1130A5RVR1 on PANEL SHEET1
RS30111A602NVR2,3,4,6,7,8,9,10,11,13,14 on PANEL
SHEET
RS30111C600GVR5,12 on PANEL SHEET2
RS45111A900FVR30,31,32,33,35,36,37,38 on PANEL
SHEET
C91,C100,C101,C26,C22,C82,C65,C59,C60,C
78,C62,C35,C67,C69,C71,C42,C74,C50,C48,
C45,C43,C52 on JACK BOARD
,C199,C183,C184,C185,C189,C191,C192,C15
5,C197,C200,C203,C353,C355,C222,C224,C2
25,C247,C246,C196,C167,C157,C158,C159,C
10,C160,C154,C161,C372,C163,C156,C169,C
171,C173,C175,C176,C177,C178,C179,C182,
C241,C162,C280,C227
,C245,C229,C348,C230,C231,C233,C236,C24
2,C279,C226,C297,C299,C306,C307,C333,C3
34,C336,C338,C340,C342,C237,C261,C343,C
238,C371,C252,C256,C248,C346,C344,C228,
C259,C276,C374,C378,C381,C385,C267,C27
0,C272,C257,C350,C275,C373,C65,C78,
C48,C49,C50,C51,C52,C53,C54,C55,C56,C57
,C45,C64,C43,C66,C67,C68,C69,C70,C73,C7
4,C76,C77,C12,C1,C3,C79,C63,C19,C5,C6,C
7,C8,C9,C2,C11,C352,C14,C15,C16,C47,C18,
C82,C20,C21,C23,C30,C33,C34,C35,C36,C37
,C38,C39,C40,C41,C42,C17,C129,C113,C153
,
C115,C116,C119,C120,C121,C122,C123,C12
4,C125,C83,C128,C112,C130,C131,C132,C13
3,C134,C135,C136,C137,C138,C140,C141,C1
42,C143,C144,C127,C97,C93,C96,C90,C89,C
114,C88,C111,C87,C91,C84,C98,C100,C101,
C102,C103,C105,C106,C107,C109,C110,C86
on MAIN BOARD,
11
11
8
32
14
MC-909
CAPACITOR
C39,C159,C151,C154,C155,C53,C157,C41,C
42,C125,C40,C43,C123,C69,C70,C82,C84,C8
6,C140,C110,C148,C174,C126,C38,C141,C14
2,C145,C147,C92,C169,C8,C12,C176,C6,C35
,C161,C163,C7,C167,C15,C172,C3,C175,C54
01674689ECJ1VF1H473ZCERAMIC CAPACITORC318,C283 on MAIN BOARD 2
01674334ECUV1H101JCVCERAMIC CAPACITORC98 on JACK
01674512ECJ1VB1H222KCERAMIC CAPACITORC174 on MAIN BOARD 1
01674423ECUV1H471JCVCERAMIC CAPACITORC57,C4,C12,C15,C25,C41,C21,C33 on JACK
01674212ECUV1H220JCVCERAMIC CAPACITORC28,C29 on PANEL SHEET2
01674190ECUV1H150JCVCERAMIC CAPACITORC71,C26,C27,C72,C165,C263,C264,C164 on
01674612ECJ1VB1H103KCERAMIC CAPACITORC72 on JACK BOARD,C304 on MAIN
15369153ECEV1CA220PCAPACITORC284,C274 on MAIN BOARD 2
02126434ECHU1H821JX5POLYEST. CAPACITORC286,C323,C310,C328,C291,C300 on MAIN
02129534ECJ1VB1H102KCERAMIC CAPACITORC38,C30 on JACK BOARD2
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C57,C56,C55,C63,C52,C73,C51,C50,C49,C48
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C59,C96,C88,C75,C77,C78,C79,C74,C80,C76
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MC-909
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CHECKING THE VERSION
NUMBER
1. Turn on the power of the MC-909.
2. Hold down the [SHIFT] button, and press the [F5] button.
The System screen will appear, and the LCD display will show the following.
fig.test1_70
3. Press the [F6] button.
The System Info screen will appear, and the LCD display will show the
following.
fig.test2_70
fig.test3_70
5. When you press the [F5] button, the LCD display will show the following,
and the program version number will be displayed.
fig.test5_70
4. Hold down the [SHIFT] button, and press the part buttons (see figure
below) in the order of [1] -> [7] -> [8] -> [9].
part.eps
The MC-909 Menu screen will appear, and the LCD display will show the
following.
PROG Version: program version number
BOOT Version: boot program version number
Normally you will note the program version number.
When you have noted the version number, turn off the power of the MC-909.
USERS DATA SAVE AND
LOAD
Here’s how to initialize a memory card.
When you execute the Format operation, the contents of the memory card will
be completely erased.
1. Insert a memory card into the slot.
2. Press [MENU].
3. Use [CURSOR (up/down)] to select “File Utility.”
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MC-909
fig.6-05
4. Press [ENTER].
The File Utility screen will appear.
Press [F2 (Card)].
fig.6-06
fig.0-05
4. Press [ENTER].
The Utility menu screen will appear.
fig.0-06
5. Press [F3 (Format)].
A message will ask you for confirmation.
6. To format the card, press [F6 (Execute)].
* To cancel, press [F5 (Cancel)].
User Backup
Here’s how all user data in the user area can be saved on a memory card.
The following user data will be saved.
• User Patterns
• User Patches
• User Rhythm sets
• Songs
• Samples
• Pattern sets
• RPS sets
• Arpeggio styles
• Chord forms
• System settings
In order to execute User Backup, the memory card must have approximately
64 MB or more free area.
1. Insert a memory card into the slot.
2. Press [MENU].
3. Use [CURSOR (up/down)] to select “Utility.”
5. In the Utility screen, press [F5 (User Backup)].
A message will ask you for confirmation.
6. To execute the backup, press [F6 (Execute)].
* To cancel, press [F5 (Cancel)].
User Restore
Here’s how user data saved on a memory card by the User Backup operation
can be reloaded back into the user memory of the MC-909.
When you execute User Restore, the current contents of the user area will be
completely erased.
1. Into the slot, insert the memory card on which user data has been saved.
2. Press [MENU].
3. Use [CURSOR (up/down)] to select “Utility.”
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fig.0-05
4. Press [ENTER].
The Utility menu screen will appear.
fig.0-06
fig.0-05
3. Press [ENTER] to access the Utility menu.
fig.0-06
5. In the Utility screen, press [F6 (User Restore)].
A message will ask you for confirmation.
6. To proceed with the restoration, press [F6 (Execute)].
* To cancel, press [F5 (Cancel)].
RESTORING THE FACTORY
SETTINGS
Here’s how to restore the settings of the MC-909 to their factory-set state.
When you execute Factory Preset, the data of the internal user memory
will be lost. If the internal memory of the MC-909 contains data that you
want to keep, you must save it on SmartMedia or via USB to your
computer.
4. Press [F4 (Factory Reset)].
A warning message will appear.
fig.0-07
5. To execute a Factory Reset, press [F6 (Execute)].
The Factory Reset will be carried out.
* If you decide not to proceed with the reset, press [F5 (Cancel)].
When the screen indicates “Please Power Off,” turn the power off, then on
again.
Never turn off the power while Factory Reset is being executed. Doing so
may destroy the contents of memory.
1. Press [MENU].
2. Use [CURSOR] to select “Utility.”
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MC-909
SYSTEM SOFTWARE UPDATE
PROCEDURE
Flash memory is used for the program ROM of the MC-909, and can be
updated in either of the following two ways.
1. Updating the MC-909 via its
SmartMedia slot (recommendation)
(time required: approximately 3
minutes)
2. Updating the MC-909 via USB cable
from your computer (time required:
approximately 3 minutes)
When you execute update, the data of the internal user memory will be
lost. If the internal memory of the MC-909 contains data that you want to
keep, you must save it on SmartMedia or via USB to your computer.
1. Updating the MC-909 via its
SmartMedia slot
Required equipment
1. UPDATE DATA FOR SERVICE CD-ROM (#17041222)
2. Computer (OS must be Windows Me, Windows 2000, or Windows XP)
* Must not use the Macintosh OS.
3. Two SmartMedia cards (one 32MB or larger, one with 64MB or more free
space (for USER DATA BACK UP))
4. SmartMedia reader/writer
* After updating, you must set the destination region and perform the factory
reset. If user memory contains important data, save the data (refer to “Saving
and loading user data”) before you perform the update.
fig.cardupdate_70
4. The update procedure is completed. Turn off the power, and remove the
update card from the MC-909.
5. Power-on the MC-909, and execute Test mode.
2. Updating the MC-909 via USB cable
from your computer
Required equipment
1. UPDATE DATA FOR SERVICE CD-ROM (#17041222)
2. Computer (with USB connector; OS must be Windows Me, Windows
2000, or Windows XP)
* Must not use the Macintosh OS.
3. One SmartMedia card (64MB or more free space (for USER DATA BACK
UP))
4. USB cable
* After updating, you must set the destination region and perform the factory
reset. If user memory contains important data, save the data (refer to “Saving
and loading user data”) before you perform the update.
procedural steps
1. Power-on the MC-909.
2. Hold down the [SHIFT] button, and press the [F5] button.
The System screen will appear, and the LCD display will show the following.
fig.test1_70
procedural steps
Create an update card.
1. Power-on your computer.
2. Insert a 32 MB or larger SmartMedia card into the SmartMedia reader/
writer connected to your computer, and format it.
3. Insert the UPDATE CD-ROM (#17041222) into your computer, and
browse to the “CARD” folder within the CD-ROM.
4. Copy the entire “Roland” folder (located within “CARD”) onto the
SmartMedia.
Update procedure
1. Insert the update card you created into the MC-909.
2. Inserting the card into the MC-909 will automatically execute the update.
3. When the LCD display shows the following, the update is complete.
3. Press the [F6] button.
The System Info screen will appear, and the LCD display will show the
following.
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fig.test2_70
4. Hold down the [SHIFT] button, and press the part buttons (see figure
below) in the order of [1] -> [7] -> [8] -> [9].
part.eps
fig.usbupdate1_70
7. Press the [ENTER] button. The LCD display will show “Initializing....,”
and then the following.
* If you want to cancel the update procedure, press the [EXIT] button before you
press the [ENTER] button. (The procedure cannot be cancelled after this step.)
fig.usbupdate2_70
The MC-909 Menu screen will appear, and the LCD display will show the
following.
fig.test3_70
5. Press the [F6] button. The [Service Utility] screen will appear, and the
LCD display will show the following.
fig.serviceutil_70
At this time, “[USB STATUS]” indicates the state of the USB connection.
[USB STATUS] Disconnected.The computer is not connected.
[USB STATUS] Connected.The computer is connected.
[USB STATUS] Receiving.Data is being received from the computer.
8. Power-on your computer.
9. Use a USB cable to connect your computer and the MC-909. (The MC-909
will appear on your computer as a removable disk drive.)
Make sure that the LCD display of the MC-909 indicates “[USB STATUS]
connected..”
10. Insert the UPDATE CD-ROM (#17041222) into your computer, and
navigate to the “USB” folder within the CD-ROM.
11. Copy the entire “Roland” folder (located within “USB”) to the MC-909
(removable disk).
The MC-909 will receive the data from the computer.
Make sure that the MC-909’s LCD display shows “[USB STATUS]
Receiving..”
12. When the MC-909’s LCD display changes to “[USB STATUS]
Connected.,” copying has been completed.
13. On your computer, use the device eject button displayed in the taskbar at
the lower right of the screen to defeat the connection with the MC-909.
14. Disconnect the USB cable. This completes the update procedure.
15. Power-on the MC-909 once again, and execute Test mode.
6. Press the [F6] button. The [Program Update Mode (USB)] screen will
appear, and the LCD display will show the following.
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Cautions when updating via USB
• Do not power-off the MC-909 after performing step 7. If the power is
turned off, the program will be lost. If this occurs, the only possible action
will be to update via SmartMedia.
• You must restart your computer before you begin the update procedure.
MC-909
TEST MODE
Required equipment
1. Monitor speaker
2. MIDI cable
3. Audio cable
4. Optical (angular type) cable
5. Coaxial (pin) cable
6. USB cable
7. SmartMedia (formatted; with protect label affixed)
8. SmartMedia (formatted; without protect label)
9. DIMM (for DIMM specifications, refer to Main Specifications)
10. Wave expansion board: SRX series
11. Computer (with USB connector; OS must be Windows Me, Windows
2000, or Windows XP)
Starting up Test mode
1. Power-on the MC-909.
2. Hold down the [SHIFT] button and press the [F5] button.
The System screen will appear, and the LCD display will show the following.
fig.test1_70
part.eps
The MC-909 Menu screen will appear, and the LCD display will show the
following.
fig.test3_70
5. Press the [F5] button, and the LCD display will show the following. Test
mode will start up.
fig.test5_70
3. Press the [F6] button.
The System Info screen will appear, and the LCD display will show the
following.
fig.test2_70
4. Hold down the [SHIFT] button and press the part buttons (see figure
below) in the order of [1] -> [7] -> [8] -> [9].
Basic operation in Test mode
Basic operation of the controls is as follows.
[F6]To the next test screen
[F1]To the previous test screen
[SHIFT]+[F6]Forcibly move to the next test screen
[SHIFT]+[F1]Forcibly move to the previous test screen
[MENU] or [SHIFT]+[MENU]Select test items
When you enter the test item selection screen, the LCD display will show as
follows.
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fig.test6_70
Use the [VALUE] dial, [INC][DEC] buttons, or [CURSOR] up/down buttons to
select a test item, and press the [ENTER] button.
Test items
Test the 18 items listed below.
0. Version Check
1.Mute
2.Device
3.DIMM
4.Expansion Board
5.MIDI
6.Card
7.Sound
8.D-Beam Adjustment
9.D-Beam
10.Velocity Pad
11.Encoder
12.Knob/Slider
13.Switch1 & LED
14.Switch2
15.LCD
16.USB
17.Factory Reset
The LCD display and the 7-segment display will show the version number of
the program.
Press the [F6] button to proceed to the next test item.
* Make sure that the program version number is 1.03 or later. If it is 1.02 or
earlier, read the system update procedure and update the unit to version 1.03 or
later.
1. Mute test
This will test the mute circuit on the jack board.
The LCD display will show as follows, and an internal pattern of the MC-909
will begin playing.
fig.test11_70
Verify that an audio signal is output from the [PHONES] jack and [MIX
OUTPUT L/R] jacks.
Then press the [F3] button and verify that the audio signal is muted.
Press the [F6] button to proceed to the next test item.
2. Device test
This will test the various devices on the main board.
When you enter the device test, the LCD display will show as follows, and the
device test will begin automatically.
fig.test21_70
Using Test mode
Before you enter Test mode, make sure that the power is not turned on,
remove the EXP COVER from the bottom panel of the MC-909, and insert the
DIMM and expansion board you provided.
0. Version check
When you enter test mode, you will begin with the version check item.
fig.test5_70
Devices corresponding to the LCD display indications
If all the test result is OK for all devices, you will automatically proceed to the
next test item.
3. DIMM test
This tests the DIMM socket and peripheral circuits.
When you enter the DIMM test, the LCD display will show as follows, and the
DIMM test will begin automatically.
fig.test31_70
If the test result is OK, you will automatically proceed to the next test item.
fig.test51_70
Use a MIDI cable to connect MIDI IN and MIDI OUT.
If the test result is OK, you will automatically proceed to the next test item.
6. Card test
This tests the SmartMedia connector and peripheral circuits.
When you enter the card test, the LCD display will show as follows.
fig.test61_70
4. Expansion board test
This tests the expansion board socket and peripheral circuits.
When you enter the expansion board test, the LCD display will show as
follows, and the expansion board test will begin automatically.
fig.test41_70
If the test result is OK, you will automatically proceed to the next test item.
5. MIDI test
This tests MIDI communication.
When you enter the MIDI test without connecting MIDI IN and MIDI OUT by
a MIDI cable, the LCD display will show as follows.
Insert the SmartMedia card you provided (formatted; with protect label
affixed) into the SmartMedia card slot.
If the test result is OK, the display will change to “Protect=OK Please,Remove
The Card.”
When you remove the inserted SmartMedia, the display will change to “Insert
The Card (Protect=OFF).”
Next insert a SmartMedia card (formatted; without protect label) into the
SmartMedia card slot.
If the test result is OK, the display will change to “Read/Write=OK
Please,Remove The Card.”
When you remove the inserted SmartMedia, you will automatically proceed to
the next test item.
7. Sound test
This tests the audio input/output circuits.
First test the circuitry of the [MIX OUTPUT L/R] jacks and [INPUT L/R] jacks.
Use audio cables to connect the [MIX OUTPUT L(MONO)] jack to the [INPUT
L] jack, and the [MIX OUTPUT R] jack to the [INPUT R] jack. Then turn the
[VOLUME OUTPUT] knob and [VOLUME INPUT] knob all the way to the
right (MAX).
Verify that the LCD display shows a sawtooth wave above and a sine wave
below, as follows.
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fig.test71_70
Press the [F6] button to proceed to the [DIRECT OUTPUT 1 L/R] jack circuit
test.
Use audio cables to connect the [DIRECT OUTPUT 1 L] jack to the [INPUT L]
jack, and the [DIRECT OUTPUT 1 R] jack to the [INPUT R] jack. Then turn the
[VOLUME INPUT] knob all the way to the right (MAX).
Verify that the LCD display shows a sawtooth wave above and a sine wave
below.
Press the [F6] button to proceed to the [DIRECT OUTPUT 2 L/R] jack circuit
test.
Use audio cables to connect the [DIRECT OUTPUT 2 L] jack to the [INPUT L]
jack, and the [DIRECT OUTPUT 2 R] jack to the [INPUT R] jack. Then turn the
[VOLUME INPUT] knob all the way to the right (MAX).
Verify that the LCD display shows a sawtooth wave above and a sine wave
below.
Press the [F6] button to proceed to the [DIGITAL AUDIO INTERFACE
OPTICAL] jack circuit test.
Use an optical (angular plug) cable to connect the [DIGITAL AUDIO
INTERFACE OPTICAL OUT] jack to the [DIGITAL AUDIO INTERFACE
OPTICAL IN] jack.
Verify that the LCD display shows a sawtooth wave above and a sine wave
below.
Press the [F6] button to proceed to the [DIGITAL AUDIO INTERFACE
COAXIAL] jack circuit test.
Use a coaxial (pin plug) cable to connect the [DIGITAL AUDIO INTERFACE
COAXIAL OUT] jack to the [DIGITAL AUDIO INTERFACE COAXIAL IN]
jack.
Verify that the LCD display shows a sawtooth wave above and a sine wave
below.
Press the [F6] button to proceed to the next test item.
8. D-Beam Adjustment test
This adjusts the sensitivity of the [TWIN D BEAM] controllers.
This adjustment will optimize the sensitivity of the controller at two distances
(5 cm, 45 cm) from the [TWIN D BEAM] controller to the user’s hand. Here
you will also correct any differences in the sensitivity of [D BEAM 1] and [D
BEAM 2].
Before the test: In order to perform the D-Beam Adjustment test and the DBeam test, the surroundings of the MC-909 must meet the following
conditions.
• Do not place any objects near the MC-909. (Keep them at least 30 cm
away.)
• Place the MC-909 at a distance (at least 100 cm) from large flat surfaces
such as the walls or ceiling.
• Do not place the MC-909 where strong light (such as direct sunlight or
electric light) falls on it.
When you enter the D-Beam Adjustment test, the LCD display will show the
following.
fig.test81_70
First you will make the “5 cm” setting for the [D BEAM 1] controller.
The LCD display will show “L-Low (5cm).”
Place your hand parallel with the panel surface at a vertical distance of 5 cm
from the [D BEAM 1] controller, and press the [ENTER] button.
Do not move your hand as long as the lower part of the LCD display indicates
“Now Adjusting....”
When the setting is completed, you will automatically proceed to the next
setting.
Make the “5 cm” setting for the [D BEAM 2] controller.
The LCD display will show “R-Low (5cm).”
Place your hand parallel with the panel surface at a vertical distance of 5 cm
from the [D BEAM 2] controller, and press the [ENTER] button.
Do not move your hand as long as the lower part of the LCD display indicates
“Now Adjusting....”
When the setting is completed, you will automatically proceed to the next
setting.
Make the “45 cm” setting for the [D BEAM 1] controller.
The LCD display will show “L-High (45cm).”
Place your hand parallel with the panel surface at a vertical distance of 45 cm
from the [D BEAM 1] controller, and press the [ENTER] button.
Do not move your hand as long as the lower part of the LCD display indicates
“Now Adjusting....”
When the setting is completed, you will automatically proceed to the next
setting.
Make the “45 cm” setting for the [D BEAM 2] controller.
The LCD display will show “R-High (45cm).”
Place your hand parallel with the panel surface at a vertical distance of 45 cm
from the [D BEAM 2] controller, and press the [ENTER] button.
Do not move your hand as long as the lower part of the LCD display indicates
“Now Adjusting....”
When the setting is completed, you will automatically proceed to the next test
item.
9. D-Beam test
This tests the operation of the [TWIN D BEAM] controllers.
When you enter the D-Beam test, the LCD display will show as follows.
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MC-909
fig.test91_70
First you will test the [D BEAM 1] controller.
The LCD display will show “L-Max.”
Place your hand above the [D BEAM 1] controller, and move that hand
downward.
Verify that the maximum value (L 127) appears in the LCD display when your
hand is 5 cm away from the panel surface.
If the test result is OK, the LCD display will show “L-Min.”
Place your hand above the [D BEAM 1] controller and move that hand
downward.
Verify that the maximum value (L 0) appears in the LCD display when your
hand is 45 cm away from the panel surface.
If the test result is OK, the LCD display will show “R-Max,” and the [D BEAM
2] controller test will begin.
Place your hand above the [D BEAM 2] controller, and move that hand
downward.
Verify that the maximum value (R 127) appears in the LCD display when your
hand is 5 cm away from the panel surface.
If the test result is OK, the LCD display will show “R-Min.”
Place your hand above the [D BEAM 2] controller, and move that hand
downward.
Verify that the maximum value (R 0) appears in the LCD display when your
hand is 45 cm away from the panel surface.
If the test result is OK, you will automatically proceed to the next test item.
fig.test101_70
Lightly press [VELOCITY PADS] buttons [1] through [16].
Verify that in the LCD display, the “L” indication dims for the corresponding
button.
Strongly press [VELOCITY PADS] buttons [1] through [16].
Verify that in the LCD display, the “H” indication dims for the corresponding
button, and that the button LED goes dark.
If the test result is OK, you will automatically proceed to the next test item.
11. Encoder test
This tests the operation of the [VALUE] dial.
When you enter the Encoder test, the LCD display will show as follows.
fig.test111_70
[TWIN D BEAM] controller values are checked while the following tests
(Velocity Pad test, Encoder test) are being performed.
If a value appears even though you are not touching the [TWIN D BEAM]
controllers, the test program will determine that an error has occurred, and
will display a message of “D-BEAM Error!” and automatically return to the DBEAM Adjustment test screen.
Do not place your hand above the D-BEAM controllers while performing the
Velocity Pad test or Encoder test.
10. Velocity Pad test
This tests the operation of the [VELOCITY PADS].
When you enter the Velocity Pad test, the LCD display will show as follows.
Continue turning the [VALUE] dial toward the left, and verify that the LCD
display shows “Left: 72 OK.”
Next, continue turning the [VALUE] dial toward the right. The LCD display
will show “Right: 72 OK,” and you will automatically proceed to the next test
item.
12. Knob/Slider test
This tests the operation of the MC-909’s knobs and sliders.
When you enter the Knob/Slider test, the LCD display will show as follows.
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One at a time, operate all controls (except for the [VOLUME OUTPUT] knob
and the [VOLUME INPUT] knob) from the MAX through MIN range.
Verify that the indication of the corresponding knob becomes dim in the LCD
display.
When the indication of all knobs has become dim and the test result is OK, you
will automatically proceed to the next test item.
13. Switch1 & LED test
This tests the operation of the MC-909’s LEDs and switches.
When you enter the Switch1 & LED test, the LCD display will show as follows.
fig.test131_70
14. Switch2 test
This tests the operation of the MC-909’s switches.
This will test the switches that were not tested by the Switch1 & LED test.
When you enter the Switch2 test, the LCD display will show as follows.
fig.test141_70
One at a time, press the switches that are shown in the LCD display.
Verify that in the LCD display, the indication of the corresponding switch
becomes dim.
When the indications of all switches has become dim and the test result is OK,
you will automatically proceed to the next test item.
15. LCD test
This tests the operation of the LCD display.
When you enter the LCD test, the LCD display will show as follows.
fig.test151_70
One of the panel switches with an LED will light.
When you press that switch, the next switch with LED will light.
Repeat this until all of the switches produce a result of OK, and you will
automatically proceed to the next test.
It is not valid to press two or more switches simultaneously.
Switches with an LED window will produce the OK result when you press
them once. However, a switch with an LED window that is adjacent to directly
exposed LEDs will produce the OK result when pressed the same number of
times as the number of directly exposed LEDs.
For the [V-LINK] button, verify that the LED color is blue and that the key top
color is white. (Shown in the LCD display.)
For the [SAMPLING/RESAMPLING] button, verify that the key top color is
red. (Shown in the LCD display.)
For the [MIX IN] button, verify that the key top color is white. (Shown in the
LCD display.)
For the [ENTER] button, verify that the LED color is blue. (Shown in the LCD
display.)
The [TAP] button also includes the 7-segment LED test. Verify that when you
press the [TAP] button, the 7-segment LED lights successively from the left
digit. Press the button four times to obtain the OK result.
The [PLAY] button has a dual-color LED. Verify that the LED color alternates
between red and green.
Press the [F6] button to proceed to the four-level test. The LCD display will
show as follows.
fig.test152_70
Turn the [LCD CONTRAST] knob, verify that four levels are displayed, and
adjust the contrast to the optimal setting.
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Press the [F6] button to proceed to the all-pixel-on test. The LCD display will
show as follows.
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Verify that there are no missing pixels or inconsistency in darkness.
Press the [F6] button to proceed to the all-pixel-off test. The LCD display will
show as follows.
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17. Factory Reset
The settings of the MC-909 differ depending on the destination region. There
are three possible settings, as follows.
The order of the preset patterns will differ according to the destination region.
If an incorrect operation is performed, or if processing could not be performed as you specified, an error message will appear. Refer to the explanation for the error
message that appears, and take the appropriate action.
MessageMeaningCause/Action
Beat Differs!While using the Pattern Edit operation Copy, the copy could not
Cannot Assign Phrase!Since there are two or more unmuted parts, the phrase cannot
Cannot Edit Preset Sample!This is a preset sample, and therefore cannot be edited.--Card Not Ready!A memory card is not inserted in the slot.Insert a memory card into the slot.
Card Protected!The write-protect sticker is affixed to the card.--Empty Pattern!The pattern cannot be played since it contains no performance
Empty Sample!The sample contains no data.Select a sample that contains data.
Empty Song!The song has not been recorded, and therefore cannot be
Illegal File!The MC-909 cannot use this file.The MC-909 can use only audio files (WAV/AIFF format), SMF,
Memory Damaged!The contents of memory may have been damaged.Please perform the Factory Reset operation (Owner’s Manual;
Memory Full!Saving is not possible because there is insufficient space in the
MIDI Offline!There is a problem with the MIDI cable connection.Check that the MIDI cable has not been disconnected or broken.
No More Sample Numbers!The sample cannot be divided any further.Erase unneeded samples in order to allocate 256 or more con-
Now Playing!Since the MC-909 is playing, this operation cannot be executed.Stop playback before you execute the operation.
Pattern Full!Since the maximum number of notes that can be recorded in one
Permission Denied!The file is protected.--Sample Length Too Short!The sample is too short, and cannot be edited correctly.If the
Sample Memory Full!Since there is insufficient sample memory, no further sampling
Song Recording Full!Since the maximum number of patterns that can be recorded in
Unformatted!The memory card is in an unsupported format.Format the memory card (Owner’s Manual; p. 134).
Wrong Setting!The pattern edit setting is incorrect.Make the correct setting.
be executed since the copy-source and copy-destination patterns have differing time signatures.
The imported SMF has a time signature that cannot be played
by the MC-909, or has a changing time signature.
be registered in an RPS set.
data.
played.
user area or memory card.
Since fewer than 256 consecutive sample numbers are vacant,
no further sampling is possible.
pattern has been exceeded, no further pattern recording is possible.
sample is extremely short, editing may not produce the desired
result.
or sample editing is possible.
one song has been exceeded, no further song recording is possible.
You must copy between patterns that have the same time signature.
Import SMF data with a time signature that can be played by the
MC-909, and whose time signature does not change.
Choose one part of the phrase that you want to register, and
mute all of the remaining parts
Select a pattern that contains data.
Select a song that contains data.
and bitmap files.
p. 20). If this does not resolve the problem, please contact your
dealer or the nearest Roland Service Center.
Delete unneeded data.
secutive sample numbers.
Erase unneeded data from the pattern you are recording
Erase unneeded samples (Owner’s Manual; p. 123).
A maximum of 50 patterns can be recorded in one song. No further patterns can be recorded.