13429676YKF51-5048 (TWIN)MIDI CONNECTORJK1 on MB1
00569278LGR4609-71006.5MM JACKJK2,JK3,JK4,JK5,JK6 on MB5
13449711HEC-0470-01-630AC ADAPTOR JACKJK1 on PS1
02453145RCM2072M-ALCDIC9 on PAL 1
NOTE: Replacement RCM2072M-A should be made on a unit base.
72341001KEYBOARD ASSYSK-9A61-A1
NOTE: See ‘KEYBOARD PARTS LIST’ for details.
03236101WIRING8X170-P2.5-XHP-SCN-RCN8 on MB1
12199584GROUNDING TERMINALM1698TER3,TER2,TER1 on MB,
,SW22,SW30,SW26,SW42,SW50,SW49,SW4
8,SW47,SW46,SW35,SW44,SW31,SW41,SW
40,SW37,SW21,SW34,SW33,SW32,SW45,S
W20,SW39 on PAL,
SW10,SW7,SW19,SW16,SW15,SW14,SW13,
SW9,SW8,SW2,SW3,SW4 on PAR
TER1,TER2 on PS
29
+1
2
3
#72237701PWB PANEL L ASSY1
NOTE: ‘PWB PANEL L ASSY’ includes the following parts.
02560123RIBBON CABLEJWFV 10X175-P2.01
01343089ESCUTCHEON
02453345LCD HOLDER1
03120889D S-KEYTOPSX2H-B GRS5
03120890D S-KEYTOPSX1H-B GRS8
01783923N S-KEYTOPMD1H1
01783934N S-KEYTOPMD2H1
01783956N S-KEYTOPMD4H2
NOTE: ‘PWB PANEL R ASSY’ includes the following parts.
01783923N S-KEYTOPMD1H1
01783967N S-KEYTOPMX1H1
03120889D S-KEYTOPSX2H-B GRS2
03120890D S-KEYTOPSX1H-B GRS6
01343090LED SPACER3
NOTE: ‘PWB PS ASSY’ includes the following parts.
22465224HEATSINK246-224HS1 on PS1
12199584GROUNDING TERMINALM1698TER3,TER2,TER1 on MB,
40011501SCREW M3X8
03231645HD6437016E30FIC (32BIT CPU)IC7 on MB1
02677490RA0C-003XP7TC203C180AF003IC (CUSTOM)IC24 on MB1
00129278SSC1080F0BICIC33 on MB1
01342978TC160G22AF-1253IC (CUSTOM)IC18 on MB1
02784856M11L416256SA-35TIC (DRAM)IC13,IC30 on MB2
01900678BR93LC46FV-WE2IC (EEPROM)IC16 on MB1
03231656
********LH28F160BJE-BTL80IC (FLASH MEMORY)1
01451578AK4324-VF-E2IC (DAC)IC28 on MB1
01458401TC74LVX4245FS(EL)IC (TTL)IC12,IC14 on MB2
03127589TC7S08FUIC (CMOS)IC36 on MB1
01348912TC7SH08FU(TE85L)IC (CMOS)IC32,IC11 on MB2
01348945TC7SH32FU(TE85L)IC (CMOS)IC9 on MB1
01455301TC7WH04FU(TE12L)IC (CMOS)IC4 on MB1
02234245TC7WHU04FU(TE12L)IC (CMOS)IC25 on MB1
02675689HD74LV245ATELLIC (CMOS)IC1,IC5,IC8,IC15 on MB4
03016167TC74VHCT08AFT(EL)IC (CMOS)IC3 on MB1
15189261M5218AFP-600EIC (BIPOLAR OP AMP)IC29,IC19,IC27 on MB3
15289109M5216FP-600DIC (BIPOLAR OP AMP)IC31 on MB1
01458445UPC29M33T-T1IC (REGULATOR)IC34 on MB1
02010156AN77L05MIC (REGULATOR)IC26 on MB1
02234778NJM2360AM-TE3IC (REGULATOR)IC35 on MB1
03236112FS781BZBTICIC401 on MB1
15199937M51953BFP-600CIC (RESET)IC37 on MB1
02900545PC410LKNIPIC (PHOTO COUPLER)IC6 on MB1
01677756HD74HC138PIC (CMOS)IC4,IC5 on PAL2
01677823HD74HC574PIC CMOSIC6 on PAL1
15189186UPC4570CIC (BIPOLAR OP AMP)IC7,IC8 on PAL2
01677812HD74HC4053PIC (CMOS)IC2 on PAR1
15189249BA10324AIC (OP AMP)IC1 on PAR1
15199190NJM7805FAIC(V.RGL)IC3 on PS1
MX23L12810TC-12 M1P0102WAV
PAN MACHINE W/SW+PW BZC
IC (MASK ROM)IC21 on MB1
TER1,TER2 on PS
2
1
TRANSISTOR
DIODE
153091012SA1037AKT146RTRANSISTORQ7,Q13,Q6 on MB3
026710122SA1530A-T12-1RTRANSISTORQ401 on MB1
032339892SC4210-Y(TE85R)TRANSISTORQ17 on MB1
026710232SC3052-T12-1ETRANSISTORQ5 on MB1
153191012SC2412KR T146TRANSISTORQ15,Q14 on MB2
153191152SC4213-A(TE85L)TRANSISTORQ11,Q9,Q12,Q10 on MB4
15329507DTA114EKT146DIGITAL TRANSISTORQ1 on MB1
15329511DTC114TKT146DIGITAL TRANSISTORQ2,Q3 on MB2
15329516DTC114EKT146TRANSISTORQ16 on MB1
031261452SA933ASTPRTRANSISTORQ18 on PAL 1
032345452SD1858 TV2 QTRANSISTORQ19 on PAL 1
15119163RN2227(TPE4)TRANSISTORQ5,Q8,Q7,Q6 on PAL,
Q1,Q2,Q3,Q4 on PAR
15129164DTC114ESTPDIGITAL TRANSISTORQ10,Q9,Q12,Q13,Q14,Q11,Q16,Q15 on PAL 8
00673789SB20-03P-TDSCHOTTKY DIODED5 on MB1
02780401MA720-(TX)SCHOTTKY DIODED2 on MB1
15339130MA142WK-(TX)ARRAY DIODEDA4,DA5,DA401,DA402,D3,DA3,D1 on MB7
01897189MA147-(TX)ARRAY DIODEDA1,DA8,DA7,DA6 on MB4
01565678RD5.1M-T2BZENER DIODED4 on MB1
01900612TPS611DIODEQ17 on PAL1
01013923EXBV8V100JVRESISTOR ARRAYRA3,RA15,RA31,RA16,RA29,RA23 on MB6
02456878EXB2HV220JVRESISTOR-ARRAYRA34,RA7,RA9,RA5,RA6,RA20,RA2,RA11,
13749861T0SR25TRE 474 JCARBON RESISTORR43 on PAL,R8,
13749190SR50TR 100 JCARBON RESISTORR33,R32 on PAL2
13749787T0SR25TRE 391J 1/6WRESISTORR65,R61,R57,R55,R63 on PAL5
13749837T0SR25TRE 473 JCARBON RESISTORR37,R40 on PAL2
13749797T0SR25TRE 102 JCARBON RESISTORR38,R42,R47 on PAL,
13749813T0SR25TRE 472 JCARBON RESISTORR35 on PAL1
13749817T0SR25TRE 682 JCARBON RESISTORR51,R34 on PAL2
13749821T0SR25TRE 103 JCARBON RESISTORR48 on PAL1
13749831T0SR25TR 273 JCARBON RESISTORR39 on PAL1
13749859T0SR25TRE 394 JCARBON RESISTORR36 on PAL1
13749757T0SR25TRE 220 JCARBON RESISTORR20,R19,R18,R17,R15,R14,R16 on PAL7
13749767T0SR25TRE 560JCARBON RESISTORR22,R21,R27,R26,R25,R23,R28,R24 on PAL,
13749773T0SR25TRE 101 JCARBON RESISTORR41,R45 on PAL,
13749779T0SR25TRE 181 JCARBON RESISTORR49 on PAL1
13749799T0SR25TR 122JCARBON RESISTORR44 on PAL1
13749823T0SR25TRE 123 JCARBON RESISTORR46 on PAL1
13749845T0SR25TRE 104 J 1/4WCARBON RESISTORR50 on PAL1
13749857T0SR25TRE 334 JCARBON RESISTORR53 on PAL1
13749795T0SR25TRE 821 JCARBON RESISTORR59 on PAR1
53,D31,D23,D54,D58,D57,D50,D55,D32,D51
,D49,D48,D47,D46,D33,D56,D45,D34,D35,D
36,D38,D39,D40,D41,D42,D43 on PAL,
D20,D15,D16,D3,D14,D11,D10,D9,D8,D5,D
4,D17 on PAR
PAL
,LED33,LED32,LED31,LED30,LED29,LED4
2,LED26,LED40,LED24,LED23,LED22,LED
21,LED20,LED19,LED18,LED17,LED16,LE
D15,LED14,LED13,LED12,LED27,LED38 on
PAL,LED401 on PAR
4 on PAR
,R404,R96,R85,R100,R5,R69,R16,R74,R22,R9
9,R72,R32,R95,R86 on MB
0,R65,L7,L18,L57,L401,R64,L13,L9,L15,L8,R
80,R57 on MB
53,R137,R68,R67,R46,R11 on MB
R6,R146,R40,R410,R414,R416 on MB
409,R144 on MB
,RA28 on MB
A35,RA10,RA30 on MB
RA4,RA18,RA32,RA1,RA36 on MB
R6,R2 on PAR
R60 on PAR
R13,R12,R11,R10,R9 on PAR
R7,R5,R1 on PAR
35
+1
2
5
29
+1
7
22
23
14
16
11
8
10
13
1
+3
3
+1
8
+5
2
+3
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POTENTIOMETER
CAPACITOR
02455234EVJY15F02B14
01787545EVUF2KFK3B14 10KB
02891889EVUFEKFK3B14 10KB CC
00567945GRM39B103K50PTCERAMIC CAPACITORC15,C98,C106,C203,C110,C77,C109 on MB7
00567978GRM39F104Z25PTCERAMIC CAPACITORC418,C38,C50,C39,C42,C44,C45,C46,C47,C4
01674356ECUV1H151JCVCERAMIC CAPACITORC235 on MB1
01674489ECJ1VB1H152KCERAMIC CAPACITORC409 on MB1
01674712ECJ1VF1A105ZCERAMIC CAPACITORC237,C6,C21,C60,C166,C167,C168,C22,C20
01675189GRM39CH180J50PTCERAMIC CAPACITORC408,C407 on MB2
02129534ECJ1VB1H102KCERAMIC CAPACITORC80,C79,C76,C67,C69,C71,C75,C70,C68,C72
01674423ECUV1H471JCVCERAMIC CAPACITORC29 on MB1
01674189ECUV1H120JCVCERAMIC CAPACITORC143 on MB1
01674167ECUV1H100DCVCERAMIC CAPACITORC146,C171,C165,C154,C144 on MB5
01674190ECUV1H150JCVCERAMIC CAPACITORC214,C213,C191,C212,C196,C211,C210,C20
01343245AMZV0050J271 0200POLYEST. CAPACITORC159,C150 on MB2
02236712AMZV0050J221 0200POLYEST. CAPACITORC145,C155 on MB2
00239401AMZV0050J821 0200POLYEST. CAPACITORC147,C156 on MB2
00560212ECA1CM4471BCHEMICAL CAPACITORC232,C205 on MB2
02345101RV2-16V100M-RCHEMICAL CAPACITORC10,C184,C182,C199,C114,C97,C43,C202,C
0056024516SC10M+T (OS)CAPACITOR(CHEMICAL)C233 on MB1
01454889RA2-16V470MT2 470UF/16VCHEMICAL CAPACITORC158,C149 on MB2
01900834RA2-16V101M-T2CHEMICAL CAPACITORC176,C148,C169,C157,C178,C172,C208,C13
01902590RA2-6V101MC-T2CHEMICAL CAPACITORC64,C54,C84,C107 on MB4
02784812RE3-16V102M-T2CHEMICAL CAPACITORC187 on MB1
02891667RE3-6V102M-T2CHEMICAL CAPACITORC189 on MB,
03125023RPER11H103K2M1A01ACERAMIC CAPACITORC41 on PAL,C18,
13529132RPE132-901F104Z50
03018523RPE2C1H100J2M1D01AMLT.LAY.CERA CAPACITORC37,C38,C39 on PAL3
01894601RC2-16V101MB-T2CERAMIC CAPACITORC31,C33,C36 on PAL,
02781423RC3-6V101M-T2CHEMICAL CAPACITORC28 on PAL,
02891756RC2-6V331M-T2CHEMICAL CAPACITORC26 on PAL1
02891767RC2-16V100M-T2CHEMICAL CAPACITORC30 on PAL1
13649270ECA1CM222B 2200UF/16VCAPACITORC12 on PS1
C153,C96,C53,C55,C411,C406,C57,C108,C4
01,C56,C61,C252,C85,C253,C254,C65,C74,C
58,C251,C111,C113,C52,C250,C412 on MB
C105,C36,C151,C152 on MB
on MB
,C78,C174,C86,C87,C88,C89,C83,C170,C223
,C82,C403,C404,C423,C81,C101 on MB
9,C198,C192,C194,C197,C195,C90,C224,C23
1,C230,C229,C228,C226,C225,C215,C222,C2
21,C220,C219,C218,C217,C216,C227,C99,C1
93,C103,C104,C93,C94,C102,C100,C91,C92,
C95 on MB
24,C405,C23,C2 on MB
6,C134,C73,C180,C204,C206,C234,C139 on
MB
C15 on PS
C22,C3 on PAR
C34,C40,C32,C29,C45,C27,C25,C24,C43,C44
,C42 on PAL,
C4,C5,C2,C7,C8,C9,C17,C23,C6 on PAR,
C10,C11,C13,C14 on PS
C19 on PAR
C21,C16,C1 on PAR
96
12
9
25
41
12
15
1
+1
1
+3
11
+9
+4
3
+1
1
+3
INDUCTOR, COIL, FILTER
01676023SBCP-87331HCHOKE COILL64 on MB1
00903167N2012Z601T02 (CHIP)FERRITE-BEADL39,L54,L34,L56,L17,L42,L36,L58,L52,L5,L3
01565578N1608Z601T01FERRITE-BEADL19,L53 on MB2
01787056N1608Z102T01FERRITE-BEADL38,L25,L37,L43,L29,L21,L41,L26,L44,L20,L
01340834EXCML20A390FERRITE-BEADL62 on MB1
00237212SH-202CHOKE COILFL2 on PS1
,L2,L59,L16,L14,L6,L4 on MB
17
28
27,L45,L35,L28,L33,L32,L31,L30,L40,L51,L2
4,L22,L49,L23,L50,L48,L46,L47 on MB
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CRYSTAL, RESONATOR
01126267MA-406 7.056MHZCRYSTALX1 on MB1
02561323MA-406 33.8688MHZ TE24CRYSTALX2 on MB1
CONNECTOR
0190865618FE-BT-VK-NCONNECTORCN3 on MB1
0190866722FE-BT-VK-NCONNECTORCN2 on MB1
0201444520FE-BT-VK-NCONNECTORCN5 on MB1
0201086716FE-ST-VK-NCONNECTORCN9,CN7 on MB2
1336960552147-1010(10P)WIRE TRAPCN6 on MB1
13369664S4B-PH-K-S(4P)CONNECTORCN4 on MB1
0201695622FE-ST-VK-NCONNECTORCN5 on PAL1
0201871220FE-ST-VK-N FOR WIRINGCONNECTORCN7 on PAL1
0212245614FE-ST-VK-NCONNECTORCN4 on PAL,CN3 on PAR2
1342929951048-1000(10P)CABLE HOLDERCN6 on PAL1
0201087818FE-ST-VK-N FOR WIRINGCONNECTORCN1 on PAR1
13369556B8B-XH-A JSTCONNECTORCN2 on PS1
While holding down the [SYSTEM] button, turn on the power. The following
screen will appear. (Continue holding down the [SYSTEM] button until the
following screen appears.) The CPU and ROM version numbers will be
displayed. Please turn off the power, if the version of CPU and ROM is
checked.
RS-50 VERSION [US]
RS-50 VERSION [US]
CPU:1.00 ROM:1.00
SAVING AND LOADING
DATA
Required items
• A sequencer that can record and play back SMF (e.g., MC-80)
• MIDI cable
Saving data
Here’s how to back up (save) all settings of the RS-50 on an external MIDI
sequencer.
Procedure
1. Use a MIDI cable to connect the RS-50’s MIDI OUT to the MIDI IN of
your sequencer.
2. Press the [PATCH] button to make it light, entering Patch mode.
3. Press the [UTILITY] button to make it light.
4. Use the [PAGE/CURSOR < ] / [PAGE/CURSOR > ] buttons to select
“4:XFER to MIDI.”
Save-01
UTIL MENU: [ENT]
4:XFER to MIDI
5. Press the [ENTER] button.
6. Use the [VALUE -] / [VALUE +] buttons to select “DUMP ALL.”
Save-02
XFER to MIDI [ENT]
What: DUMP ALL
7. Start recording on your sequencer.
8. Press the [ENTER] button.
Save-03
XFER to MIDI
Sending[ ]
Procedure
1. Use a MIDI cable to connect the RS-50’s MIDI IN to your sequencer’s
MIDI OUT.
2. Press the [PATCH] button to make it light, selecting Patch mode.
3. On your sequencer, play back the file that you want to load. Do not
operate the RS-50 while it is receiving the data.
4. When the file has finished playing back, loading has been completed.
TEST MODE
Required items
• Headphones
• Monitor speakers (e.g., MA-12) x 2
• Audio cables x 2
• MIDI cable x 1
• Expression pedal
• Hold pedal
• Noise meter
Test items
The RS-50 has the following tests. For details on each test, refer to the
corresponding item.
0 :Test Mode Top Page
1 :SHOCK Test
2 :MEMORY Test
3 :MIDI Test
4 :SOUND Test
5 :LCD Test
6 :A/D Test 1 (Bender,Modulation)
7 :A/D Test 2 (Control Knob)
8 :A/D Test 3 (Hold Pedal,Expression Pedal)
9 :D BEAM ADJUSTMENT
10:D BEAM Test
11:SWITCH & LED Test
12:KEYBOARD Test
13:NOISE Test
14:DESTINATION Set
15:Factory Reset
Caution before you begin the test
• Even when you enter Test mode, the user data will not be erased until
you execute “15.Factory Reset.” You will need to store the user data to an
external sequencer beforehand only if you only want to execute
“15.Factory Reset.” (See “Saving and loading data”)
• Some of the test items will produce a test tone. Connect headphones and
monitor speakers before you start.
Entering Test mode
9. When “COMPLETED” appears, the process is complete. Stop recording
on your sequencer.
Loading data
Here’s how to return the backed-up data from your sequencer into the RS-50.
While holding down the three buttons [DESTINATION TONE] + [ENV or
BALANCE/LFO] + [TAP TEMPO], turn on the power of the RS-50. The top
page of Test mode will appear. (Continue holding down the buttons until the
top page of Test mode appears.)
Exiting Test mode
In the “0 Test Mode Top Page,” press the [SHIFT] button + [EXIT] button.
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Moving between test items
Use the [SHIFT] button + [PAGE/CURSOR < ] button to move to the
preceding test, or the [SHIFT] button + [PAGE/CURSOR > ] button to move to
the next test.
Test mode details
0. Test Mode Top page
RS-50 PD Test
RS-50 PD Test [US]
CPU:1.00 ROM:1.00
• Here you can check the CPU and Program ROM versions. If the version is
inappropriate, please perform the update. (Refer to “Updating the
system”)
• Verify that the LCD backlight is lit evenly. If it is not lit correctly, check
the following locations.
MAIN BOARD L52,CN5
RS-50 PWB PANEL L ASSY
R55,R57,R61,R63,R65,LED45,LED47,LED49,LED51,LED53,CN7
BNCD-P=1.25-K-20-140
• Press the [ENTER] button to begin Test mode.
1. SHOCK Test
SHOCK Test
MEMORY Test 3
MEMORY Test 3:
WAVE:OK DSP:OK
• This test checks WAVE ROM and DSP.
• If no problems are found, the display will indicate OK, and you will
automatically proceed to the next test.
• If the result is NG, check the following locations.
WAVE NG :MAIN BOARD IC21
DSP NG :MAIN BOARD IC24,X2,IC30
Press the [SHIFT] button + [ENTER] button to proceed to the next test.
3. MIDI Test
MIDI Test
MIDI Test:
Connect:--
• Use a MIDI cable to connect MIDI IN and MIDI OUT. If the connection is
correct, you will automatically proceed to the next test.
4. SOUND Test
(L-ch Test)
L-ch Test
SOUND Test:
Left >>>>>
SHOCK Test:
Mute:--
• The demo song will play. Verify that the VOLUME control produces no
static etc.
• Verify that the audio output is muted while you hold down the [TAP
TEMPO] button.
• Press the [ENTER] button to proceed to the next test.
2. MEMORY Test
(MEMORY Test 1)
MEMORY Test 1
MEMORY Test 1:
CPU:OK ROM:OK
• This test checks the CPU and FLASH ROM (program memory).
• If no problems are found, the display will indicate OK, and you will
automatically proceed to MEMORY Test 2.
• If the result is NG, check the following locations.
CPU NG :MAIN BOARD IC7,IC401,X1,
ROM NG :MAIN BOARD IC2
Press the [SHIFT] button + [ENTER] button to proceed to the next test.
(MEMORY Test 2)
MEMORY Test 2
MEMORY Test 2:
DRAM:OK EEPROM:OK
• This test checks DRAM and EEPROM.
• If no problems are found, the display will indicate OK, and you will
automatically proceed to MEMORY Test 3.
• If the result is NG, check the following locations.
DRAM NG :MAIN BOARD IC10
EEPROM NG :MAIN BOARD IC16,R24,R25
Press the [SHIFT] button + [ENTER] button to proceed to Memory Test 3.
(MEMORY Test 3)
• Verify that a sine wave is output from Output-L and from the left side of
the headphones.
• Press the [ENTER] button to proceed to the R-ch test.
(R-ch Test)
R-ch Test
SOUND Test:
<<<< Right
• Verify that a triangle wave is output from Output-R and from the right
side of the headphones.
• Press the [ENTER] button to proceed to the L/R-ch test.
(L/R-ch Test)
L/R-ch Test
SOUND Test:
Left >>>>><<<< Right
• Verify that a sine wave is output from Output-L and from the left side of
the headphones, and that a triangle wave is output from Output-R and
from the right side of the headphones.
• Press the [ENTER] button to proceed to the next test.
5. LCD Test
• Verify that all pixels of the LCD are lit.
• Press the [ENTER] button to proceed to the All LCD Pixels Unlit test.
• Verify that all pixels of the LCD are unlit.
• Press the [ENTER] button to proceed to the LCD Contrast Test.
(LCD Contrast Test)
LCD Test
LCD Test:
LCD Contrast: 5
• Verify that you can adjust the contrast by pressing (holding) the VALUE
[-] / [+] buttons.
• The contrast value (from 1 to 10) will be displayed in the LCD.
• Press the [ENTER] button to proceed to the next test.
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6. A/D Test 1 (Bender, Modulation)
• Verify that bender and modulation operate correctly.
• Make sure that the bender is not being touched when you enter this test.
(The A/D value at the moment you enter the test is read as the center
voltage.)
A/D Test 1
A/D Test 1:
BEND: 0 MOD: 0
• Move the bender all the way to the left; if a value of -128 is reached, a
click will sound.
• Move the bender all the way to the right; if a value of 127 is reached, a
click will sound.
• When left and right movements are completed, the display will indicate
OK.
• Move the modulation lever fully away from yourself; if a value of 127 is
reached, a click will sound.
• Return the modulation lever toward yourself; if a value of 0 is reached, a
click will sound, the display will indicate OK, and you will proceed to the
next test.
(The OK indication will not appear unless you perform the tests in the
order of Bender Left, Bender Right, and Modulation.)
7. A/D Test 2 (Control Knob)
A/D Test 2
A/D A--- D--- R--Tst2: C--- R---
A: ATTACK or BALANCE
D: DECAY or RATE
R: RELEASE or DEPTH
C: CUTOFF
R: RESONANCE
• Perform this test in the order of A, D, R (RELEASE), C, R (RESONANCE).
• Turn the knob all the way toward the left; if 0 is reached, a click will
sound.
• Turn the knob all the way toward the right; if 127 is reached, a click will
sound.
• Turn the knob to the center; if 63/64 is reached, a click will sound and the
display will indicate OK.
• If all knobs are OK, you will automatically proceed to the next test.
8. A/D Test 3 (Hold Pedal,Expression
Pedal)
A/D Test 3
A/D Test 3:
HOLD: 0 CTL: 0
• Connect a hold pedal to the rear panel HOLD jack, and an expression
pedal to the rear panel CONTROL jack.
• Press the hold pedal; a click will sound when the display indicates 127.
• Release the hold pedal; a click will sound when the display indicates 0,
and OK will appear.
• Advance the expression pedal; a click will sound when the display
indicates 127.
• Return the expression pedal; a click will sound when the display
indicates 0, and OK will appear.
• If both HOLD and CTL are OK, you will automatically proceed to the
next test.
9. D BEAM ADJUSTMENT
D BEAM ADJUSTMENT
D BEAM ADJUSTMENT:
LOW: 0 HIGH: ---
• Here you will make D BEAM settings.
• Before you begin this test, verify that there are no objects within 50 cm of
the RS-50. (If any such objects are within this range, the settings cannot be
made correctly.)
• Do not perform this test in direct sunlight.
• Place your hand 5 cm above the D BEAM and press the [ENTER] button.
If the setting was made correctly, the display will indicate OK.
• Place your hand 45 cm above the D BEAM and press the [ENTER] button.
If the setting was made correctly, the display will indicate OK and you
will automatically proceed to the next test.
10. D BEAM Test
D BBEAM Test
D-BEAM Test:
0
• This checks the operation of the D BEAM.
• Move your hand in a range from 5 to 40 cm above the D BEAM, and
verify that the value increases and decreases.
• Place your hand 5 cm above the D BEAM and verify that a value of 127 is
displayed.
• Place your hand 45 cm above the D BEAM and verify that a value of 0 is
displayed.
• Place your hand 30 cm above the D BEAM and verify that a value greater
than 1 is displayed.
• Press [ENTER] to proceed to the next test.
11. SWITCH & LED Test
SWITCH & LED Test
SWITCH & LED Test:46
• This checks switches and LEDs.
• When you enter this test, all LEDs will light.
• When you press a switch that has an LED, the LED will go dark.
• The number of switches you have not yet pressed is shown in the upper
right of the screen.
• The lower line of the LCD shows the name of the switch you pressed.
• If more than one LED corresponds to one switch (button), press that
• Verify that the TAP TEMPO LED changes from “red” -> “green” ->
“unlit.”
• When all switches have been pressed, you will automatically proceed to
the next test.
* If you press more than one switch at once, the bottom line of the LCD will
indicate “WARNING!!” If this occurs, use the [SHIFT] button + [PAGE/
CURSOR < ], [PAGE/CURSOR > ] buttons to re-select the SWITCH & LED
Test item, and perform the test again.
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12. KEYBOARD Test
KEYBOARD Test-01
KEYBOARD Test:
PIANO
• Press each key and verify that sound is produced. Also verify that the
volume changes depending on the strength with which you press the
key.
• Press the [ENTER] button to change the sound from PIANO to ORGAN.
KEYBOARD Test-02
KEYBOARD Test:
ORGAN
• Press each key and verify that sound is produced.
• Press the [ENTER] button to proceed to the next test.
13. NOISE Test
NOISE Test
NOISE Test:
• Use a noise meter to measure the residual noise.
• Set the input filter of your noise meter to “DIN- AUDIO.”
• Verify that the measured value is “- 83.0 dBm” or less.
• Press the [ENTER] button to proceed to the next test.
RESTORING THE FACTORY
SETTINGS
If there is important data you've created that's stored in the RS-50's internal
memory, you must note that all such data will be discarded when a Factory
Reset is performed. If you want to keep the existing data, save it on a disk
(Saving the entire user memory).
Be sure not to turn off the power while Factory Reset is being performed.
If the power is turned off or interrupted while data is being written to memory,
the internal data may become corrupted, and you may not be able to turn the
power back on.
Procedure
1. Press [PATCH] button so it is lit and you are in Patch mode.
2. Press [UTILITY] button so it is lit.
3. Use PAGE/CURSOR [<]/[>] button to select "5:FACTORY RESET."
FACTORY RESET3.eps
UTIL MENU: [ENT]
5:FACTORY RESET
4. Press [ENTER] button.
FACTORY RESET4.eps
FACTORY RESET [ENT]
Are you sure?
14. DESTINATION Set
DESTINATION Set
DESTINATION set:
[-]US [+]EUR
• Here you will set the export destination.
• For the US region, press the [VALUE -] button to proceed to the next step.
(US region: 100V, 117V U, 117V U/CS)
• For the EUR region, press the [VALUE +] button to proceed to the next
step.
(EUR region: 230V EU, 230V E, 240V A)
15. Factory Reset
Factory Reset-01
Factory Reset: US
[ENTER]/[EXIT]
• Verify that the correct export destination is shown in the upper right of
the screen.
• Press the [ENTER] button to execute Factory Reset. (Do not turn off the
power while the screen indicates “KEEP POWER ON !”)
• Factory Reset will be completed within 30 seconds.
• If you press the [EXIT] button, you will return to 14.DESTINATION Set.
• If you press the [SHIFT] button +[EXIT] button, you will return to 0.Test
Mode Top Page.
Factory Reset-02
5. Press [ENTER] button again to execute the Factory Reset.
Factory Reset will be completed within 30 seconds.
Do not turn off the power while the screen indicates "KEEP POWER ON !" The
operation will be completed in less than five minutes.
FACTORY RESET5.eps
KEEP POWER ON !
6. When the display indicates "COMPLETED", the factory reset operation
has been completed.
UPDATING THE SYSTEM
Overview
• The RS-50 uses 16 Mbit flash memory to store its program.
• The flash memory updater (control program) is stored in the updater
block of the flash memory.
• The data for the update is normally provided as SMF data. Connect a
sequencer that is able to play back SMF data (e.g., the MC-80) to the RS50, and load the data into the RS-50 to update its program.
COMPLETED
Test Mode End
• When this screen appears, the procedure has been completed. Turn off
the power.
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• After you update the system, you will need to perform the Factory Reset.
Since this will also reset the user data, you must back up the user data
beforehand. (Refer to “Saving and loading data”)
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Turnaround time of updating
about 20 minutes
Required items
• Sequencer that is able to play back SMF data (e.g., MC-80; a sequencer
that has Chain Play capability is ideal)
• MIDI cable
• Disks containing the SMF update data (2HD x 2): P/No.17041315
The disks are named as follows.
RS-50 SMF Update Disk #1 (1/2)
RS-50 SMF Update Disk #2 (2/2)
The two disks contain files named p000XX.mid, where XX is a
consecutive number starting from “01”. (The number of files will depend
on the version.) Play back these files in their numerical order.
Procedure
1. Connect the MIDI from your external sequencer’s MIDI OUT to the RS-
50’s MIDI IN. If you are using a sequencer with Chain Play capability,
make settings so that you can chain-play the SMF files.
2. While holding down the [KEY MODE] button and [ENV or BALANCE/
LFO] button, turn on the power. (Continue holding down the buttons
until the following screen appears.)
Update-01
RS-50
Select Menu:
1:MIDI 2:SUM
3. Press the [1](PIANO) button. The display will indicate “Preparing...” for
several seconds, then “Waiting...”, and will wait to receive MIDI data.
Update-02
Waiting...
[________________]
4. When the RS-50 indicates that it is waiting to receive MIDI data, play back
all of the “.mid” files from the RS-50 SMF Update Disks in numerical
order. While the RS-50 is receiving MIDI data, the “Waiting” indication
will change to “Receiving.” When the data of one file has been received,
the indication will change to “Waiting”; you can then play back the next
file. The update process will be easier if you use a sequencer that has
Chain Play capability, such as the MC-80.
5. When the update is completed, the following screen will appear and the
[1](PIANO) and [2](KBD&ORG) LEDs will blink.
Update-03
INT:160B (160B 160B)
EXT:**** (****) xxxx
6. Verify that “****” matches the checksum of the version to which you
updated.
7. Turn off the power of the RS-50. Then turn the power on again and
perform the Factory Reset operation. (Refer to “Factory reset”)
8. If the update failed, perform it once again from step 1.
Use screws which TAPTIGHT P 3X8MM ZC(#40011312) to fixed SIRCUIT BOARD in SK-9.
1) Turn over the keyboard as shown in Flg. 1 . Place the RUBBER SWITCH 12P on 4 chassis, from the left (lowest note) upward, with respect to slots in the chassis.
Make sure that each switch is aligned with corresponding air groove in the chassis(Fig.2). Similarly, Place the RUBBER SWITCH 13P on the right section (high note)
chassis.
fig.key1-2-e
Treble side Bass side
RUBBER SWITCH 12P ×4
Fig.1
RUBBER SWITCH 13P
Air-Escape Groove
Fig.2
2) Align notch of the LOW PCB with projection from the chassis and then insert the PCB into the chassis hook until the chassis’s positioning reference pin (located
closest to the connector, (Fig.4) fits into the positioning reference hole of the PCB(Fig.3). Then, engage all pins with holes. Repeat above steps for the HI PCB.
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fig.key3-4-e
RS-50
Positioning reference Pin of chassisPositioning Pin of chassis
PWB Cutout Part
Projecting Part of chassisChassis Hook
Fig.3
Fig.4
3) Secure the LOW and HI PCBs with screws, while holding the PCB at the center, and starting at the center screw (1) and then (2) and (3). See Fig.5. Screw at the
locations illustrated.
When using a power screwdriver, set the tightening torque to 8kgf.cm to firmly secure the PCB without damaging it. Overtightening will break foil conductors.
fig.key5-e
321
:Secure with screw : No screw is required unless the chassis hook becomes useless.
Fig.5
Adjacent to PCBS
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<Removing the keyboard>
Holding the tip of the key, insert a pair of long nose pliers into the U groove (shaded in Fig.6) and then push the key in the direction of arrow.
fig.key6-e
Long nose pliers
Push
A
Fig.6
<Installing the keyboard>
Fit the spring on the chassis, place the key as illustrated in Fig.7 and then push the dotted circle line section in the direction of arrow.