903341890BOTTOM CASE ASSYfor SC1
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1312499175KEY TOP for POWER SWJSPUE0011A1
12449549AC ADAPTOR ACB-240(A)1
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02126156SECURITY SCREWHEX CAP SCREW M3x10 TAPTITE P NI2
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40232334WARRANTY CARD(JAPAN ONLY)1
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CORD HOOK1
STAND HOLDER MOUNTING SCREW
HEX CAP SCREW M5x12 BZC
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1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
IDENTIFYING THE VERSION
NUMBER
Hold down the [ALL SOUND OFF] and [CARD] buttons and turn on the
power to the unit.
Press the [<]/[>] buttons to sequence through the display of the
following items.
• CPU Version, Build Number
fig.ver-1
CPU1.00 BLD0018
• CPU Release Date
fig.ver-2
CPU DATE 12/16/02
• CPU Release Time
fig.ver-3
CPU TIME 13:25:25
• EXT ROM Version, Build Number
fig.ver-4
PRG1.01 BLD0044
SAVING USER DATA &
RELOADING SAVED DATA
Required equipment
• MIDI sequencer
• MIDI cable
BULK DUMP
Settings for SPD-S setups and patches can be saved to an external MIDI device,
such as a sequencer.
Operate the external sequencer for recording ordinary performance data and
then take the following steps for the SPD-S.
See the operation manual of the external MIDI device for details on it.
Connect an external MIDI sequencer (as a saving destination) to the MIDI
OUT connector on the SPD-S using a MIDI cable.
fig.dump-e
• EXT ROM Release Date
fig.ver-5
PRG DATE 04/10/03
• EXT ROM Release Time
fig.ver-6
PRG TIME 08:39:14
• Factory Data Version, Build Number
fig.ver-7
PRE 1.17 BLD012
Turn off the power to quit.
MIDI INMIDI OUT
External Seqencer
SPD-S
Set the SPD-S to the patch mode or to the wave mode.
Press [SETUP] button to access Setup Edit.
Press the PAGE buttons to select “BULK DUMP,” then press [ENTER]
button.
[+]
6.
7.
Press
Start recording on the external sequencer.
Press [>] button to display “bulk dump, sure?”
Press [ENTER] button to execute bulk dumping.
During transmission, “now sending” is displayed.
After the transmission is finished, a “complete!” indication appears and the
SPD-S returns to the “Dump” screen in Step 2.
To cancel the transmission midstream, press [EXIT] button.
8.
button to select “ALL”.
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Stop the external sequencer to stop recording.
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Retrieving Saved Data Back to
the SPD-S
Retrieves the settings saved to sequencers and other external MIDI devices to
the SPD-S.
Connect the MIDI IN connector on the SPD-S to the MIDI OUT connector
of an external sequencer using a MIDI cable.
Press [PATCH] button to enter patch mode.
Bulk data cannot be retrieved in any mode other than patch mode.
Transfer the settings data from the external sequencer to the SPD-S.
The transferred settings are restored.
TEST MODE
Required items
To quit Test mode:
Turn off the power to the unit.
* In each tested item, the screen initially shows the test type for a set length of
time, the display switches to the actual test screen.
* The “BelTreeD” sound is played when “OK” is returned and the procedure
advances to the subsequent test. When a test results “NG,” the “FlexMtl” sound
is played.
Test Mode Procedure
Executing Test mode deletes the User data; be sure to back up the data stored
in the unit beforehand.
fig.audio
• Expression Pedal (EV-5 etc.)
• Foot switch x3 (FS-5U etc.)
• PAD (With a RIM switch function) x2 (PD-7, PD-9, CY-12 etc.)
•Y cable (PCS-31) x2
• Stereo jack plug Cable x1
• Mono jack plug Cable x2
• MIDI cable
• CompactFlash (Formatting using the SPD-S)
• Monitor Speaker
• Headphone
Basic Test Mode Operations
Proceeding with series of test:
Some of tests automatically advance to the next when the result is “OK. ”
Press [>] button (the LED flashes as a prompt).
To advance to the next test forcefully even when the result is “NG” or
while running a test:
Hold down [SHIFT] button and press the [>] button.
To return to the previous test:
Roland
Stereo jack
plug cable
Pad with
a rim switch
Using a Y cable, connect two foot switches to the FOOT SW jack.
Make sure that the polarity is set properly here (set the foot switches to
open when the pedal is pressed; this should be the reverse of the TRIG IN
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
switch).
1.
2.
3.
4.
Use a stereo cable to connect a pad with a rim switch to the TRIG IN jack.
Alternatively, use a Y cable to connect one foot switch to the TRIG IN
jack (plug in the Y cable’s red connector).
Make sure that the polarity is set properly here (set the foot switches to
short (close) when the pedal is pressed).
Connect an expression pedal to the EXP PEDAL jack.
Insert a CompactFlash card in the unit for tests.
Use a CompactFlash card formatted on the SPD-S.
If updating of the factory data is required in “0. Factory Data Update,”
use a CompactFlash card containing the factory data.
Y cable
or
red
white
1.
2.
3.
1.
Press the [<] button.
To return to the previous test forcefully:
Hold down [SHIFT] button and press the [<] button.
To repeat the current test:
Press [EXIT] button.
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Entering Test Mode
Insert the CompactFlash card in the card slot.
Hold down both [PHRASEMAKER] and [CARD] buttons and turn on the
power.
Continue to hold down the buttons until [PATCH] and [EFFECTS]
buttons light.
Release [PHRASEMAKER] and [CARD] buttons.
Press [EXIT] button.
Press [ENTER] button.
Test Items
0. Factory Data Load
When the CompactFlash contains factory data, the instrument compares its
version with the version contained internally, and if the CompactFlash
contains a newer version, the unit automatically switches to Update mode.
If the data stored in the instrument is the later version, this mode is skipped.
fig.test0-1
New Factory Data
Press the [ENTER] button to begin loading.
fig.test0-2
[ENTER] to Update
Loading.
fig.test0-3
Now Loading...
When loading fails (in this case, press [EXIT] button to return to the previous
screen).
fig.test0-4
Load Failed!
When loading completes normally, the process automatically advances to
the subsequent test.
fig.test0-5
Load Completed!
2. Device Test
fig.test2-1
2.Device Test
When the test results “OK”, the “-” symbol changes to “o”; if the test
results “NG” (fail), the symbol changes to a charactor to represent the
error type.
fig.test2-2
DEV [------]
fig.test2-3
DEV [ooSoWC] NG!
Checked Items
I: CPU Internal: Checksum Comparison
P: Program ROM: Checksum Comparison
S: SDRAM: Write/Read
M: MR3 Chip: Write/Read
N: NAND Flash: Write/Read/Format
C: CompactFlash: Format (Write/Read Check)
Press the [>] button to show which tests failed.
If multiple tests fail, use the [<] and [>] buttons to navigate (the [<] and
[>] buttons flash as a prompt).
fig.test2-4
CPU Internal NG!
fig.test2-5
Program ROM NG!
If all tests result “OK,” the process automatically advances to the
subsequent test.
fig.test2-6
DEV [oooooo] OK!
1.
2.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
2.
1.
2.
1.
3.
1.
2.
3. MIDI Test
fig.test3-1
3.MIDI Test
1. Version Test
fig.test1-1
1.Version Test
Confirm the version number.
fig.test1-2
CPU1.00 PRG1.01
Press the [>] button to advance to the subsequent test.
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Use a MIDI cable to connect SPD-S‘s MIDI IN and MIDI OUT.
Before Connecting
fig.test3-2
MIDI OUT-x-IN
Connected
fig.test3-3
MIDI OUT---IN OK
If the test results “OK,” the process automatically advances to the
subsequent test.
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4. Switch/LED Test
fig.test4-1
4.SW/LED Test
fig.test4-2
(22)
The number of switches that have not been checked is indicated in
parentheses.
Using a Y cable, connect two foot switches to the FOOT SW jack.
Use a stereo cable to connect a PD-7 to the TRIG IN jack.
Alternatively, use a Y cable to connect one foot switch to the TRIG IN
jack (plug in the Y cable’s red connector).
Press the panel switches individually to comfirm that the name of the
switch being pressed appears in the display and that the corresponding
sound is played.
If the switch includes an LED, also confirm that the LED turns off when
the switch is pressed.
* For pad switches, press (grasp) the rim section.
* The test doesn't result “OK” when two or more panel switches are pressed
simultaneously.
The test also doesn't result “OK” when the foot switches (or a foot switch and
pad switch) are pressed simultaneously.
fig.test4-3
(14) ALLSOUNDOFF
5. Effects Control Knob Test
fig.test5-1
5.CtrlKnob Test
Turn the [EFFECTS CONTROL] knob completely to the left
(counterclockwise), and confirm that the value is “0” when the knob is
fully turned.
fig.test5-2
KNOB (108)
The following screen appears when the knob is turned fully to the left.
At this time, confirm that the “CowbMmbo” sound is played.
fig.test5-3
KNOB (0)
Turn the [EFFECTS CONTROL] knob completely to the right.
At this time, confirm that the “BelTreeD” sound is played.
If the test results in “OK,” the process automatically advances to the
subsequent test.
fig.test5-4
KNOB (127) OK!
6. Expression Pedal Test
fig.test6-1
6.Exp.Pedal Test
The PAD LEDs turn off with each press of the [+] button.
If all of the switches pass their tests, the process automatically advances
to the subsequent test.
fig.test4-6
(0) OK!
Connect an expression pedal to the EXP PEDAL jack.
Confirm that the value is “0” when the pedal heel is pressed down fully.
fig.test6-2
PEDAL (108)
The following screen appears in the display when the pedal heel is
pressed down fully.
At this time, confirm that the “CowbMmbo” sound is played.
fig.test6-2
1.
2.
3.
PEDAL (0)
Press the pedal toe down completely.
At this time, confirm that the “BelTreeD” sound is played.
4. If the test results in “OK,” the process automatically advances to the
subsequent test.
fig.test6-3
PEDAL (127) OK!
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
3.
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7. LCD Test
fig.test7-1
7.LCD Test
1. Hold down the [INC/+] button and confirm that the LCD contrast
changes gradually.
Holding down the [INC/+] button and pressing the [DEC/-] button
causes the contrast to change more rapidly.
When the contrast is at the maximum level, the screen shown below
appears.
At this time, confirm that the “Agogo Hi” sound is played.
fig.test7-2
2. Hold down the [DEC/-] button and confirm that the LCD contrast
changes gradually.
Holding down the [DEC/-] button and pressing the [INC/+] button
causes the contrast to change more rapidly.
When the contrast is at the minimum level, the screen shown below
appears.
At this time, confirm that the “Agogo Lo” sound is played.
fig.test7-3
______________________
8. Trigger Test
fig.test8-1
8.Trigger Test
1. Using a Y cable, connect two pads to the TRIG IN jack.
To disable the trigger while connecting or disconnecting the cable, hold down
the [FUNC] button; the trigger is ignored while this button is pressed.
fig.test8-2
Hit "Softly"
fig.test8-3
123456789AB Soft
2. Sheet Sensor Check
The test automatically checks whether or not the sheet sensor is turned
on while the pad is not being touched.
If no pad has a sheet sensor on, nothing appears in the display, and the
procedure advances to the subsequent test.
3. Press the [ENTER] button and confirm that the entire LCD is lit (the
[ENTER] button flashes as a prompt).
At this time, confirm that the “Shaker” sound is played.
fig.test7-2
4. Press the [ENTER] button and confirm that the entire LCD goes dark (the
[ENTER] button flashes as a prompt).
At this time, confirm that the “Maracas” sound is played.
fig.test7-4
* Pressing the [ENTER] button cycles through the contrast check, all LCD on,
and all LCD off tests.
5. If all tests result in “OK,” press the [>] button to advance to the
subsequent test.
The procedure does not advance unless all of the above tests are
completed.
Do not touch the pads while the check is in progress.
If there is a pad with its sheet sensor on, the pad’s number is displayed,
the pad LED flashes, and the test result is “NG.”
fig.test8-4
oo3oo67oo Sheet
3. Check response to weak hits by striking a lightly and individually.
Confirm that the corresponding number disappears and that the
corresponding sound is played.
The LED for each corresponding pad flashes and then goes off.
fig.test8-5
___456789AB Soft
The test does not result “OK” when two or more pads are struck
simultaneously.
A minimum interval of 0.1 seconds is required between each stroke of the
pads.
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When a pad is struck hard, the corresponding number in LCD doesn’t go off
and no sound is played although the pad LED lights, and the test doesn’t
result “OK.”
4. If all pads are “OK,” the process automatically advances to the
subsequent test.
fig.test8-6
Hit "Hard"!
fig.test8-7
123456789AB Hard
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5. Check response to strong hits by striking a pad hard and individually.
Confirm that the corresponding number disappears and that the
corresponding sound is played.
The LED for each corresponding pad flashes and then goes off.
fig.test8-8
___456789AB Hard
When a pad is struck lightly, the corresponding number in LCD doesn’t go off
and no sound is played although the pad LED lights, and the test doesn’t
result “OK.”
The weak and strong checks can be switched by pressing the [ENTER] button.
6. If all pads are “OK,” the process automatically advances to the
subsequent test.
fig.test8-10
[___________] OK!
Advanced Test Mode
To enter Advanced Test mode, press the [ALLSOUNDOFF] button during the
Trigger Test.
This mode, you may check the causes of failure in the above test.
a. Sheet Sensor Check
If a pad’s sheet sensor turns on when the pad is pressed with the hand,
the corresponding number disappear, and the pad’s LED goes off.
Release the pads to return them to their original state.
fig.test8-11
123456789 Sheet
Hand-press [Pad3].
fig.test8-12
12_456789 Sheet
Release [Pad3].
fig.test8-11
123456789 Sheet
b. Velocity Check
Strike each pad with a stick; when a pad is struck, the pad number and
velocity value (1--127) is displayed, and the corresponding LED flashes
and then goes off.
fig.test8-13
( ) Velo( )
Strike [Pad5].
fig.test8-14
(Pad5) Velo(115)
When a pad has faulty sheet sensors that does not turn on, there is no response
from the pad when it is struck.
Press the [ALLSOUNDOFF] button to return to the Sheet Sensor Check.
Press the [EXIT] button to return to the beginning of the Trigger Test.
9. Audio Input Test
fig.test9-1
9.Audio In Test
1. Set the [VOLUME] knob to minimum, and turn the [INPUT LEVEL] knob
on the rear panel to the maximum setting.
2. Use two mono cables to connect the INPUT L/MONO and R to the
OUTPUT L/MONO and R.
fig.test9-2
Set Volumes MIN
3. Press the [ENTER] button.
fig.test9-3
[MIC] <- [LINE]
fig.test9-4
(Level Meter Display)
Above level meter is displayed, and a 100-Hz signal is output at -50 dBu.
The [START/STOP] button flashes.
4. Set the [LINE/MIC] switch to “MIC” and turn up [VOLUME] knob.
If the signal level is correct when [VOLUME] knob is turned right fully,
the process automatically advances to the subsequent test.
The level meter is displayed in the LCD.
fig.test9-4
(Level Meter Display)
Press the [ALLSOUNDOFF] button to advance to the Velocity Check.
5. The LCD shows following display, then it returns to the level meter.
fig.test9-5
[MIC] -> [LINE]
A 100-Hz signal is output at -10 dBu.
[START/STOP] button lights, and [SAMPLE] button flashes.
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6. Set [LINE/MIC] to “LINE.”
If the signal level is correct, the signal automatically switches to 10 kHz,
and the same test runs.
The [START/STOP] and [SAMPLE] buttons light, and the [RESAMPLE]
button flashes.
If the tests result is “OK,” the process automatically advances to the
subsequent test.
In this test, signal status is normal when six squares are displayed for both the
left and right channels in the LCD.
At this time, the [WAVE] button lights.
10. Sound Test
fig.test10-1
10.Sound Test
1. Confirm that no sound is being played ([ENTER] LED flashes as a
prompt).
fig.test10-2
SOUND
2. Press [ENTER] button, and confirm that a sine wave is output from both
the left and right channels of OUTPUT and PHONES (the [EDIT] button
lights).
fig.test10-3
<<L SOUND R>>
11. Completing Test Mode
1. If all of the tests in Test mode result in “OK”, shutdown for the card is
executed.
fig.test11-1
shutdown..
fig.test11-2
shutdown.. OK!
When the following is displayed, turn off the power to the unit.
fig.test11-3
Test Completed!
2. If any of the tests fails, the following is displayed.
fig.test11-4
Not All Passed
INITIALIZATION PROCEDURE
Resets the SPD-S’s settings to initial values, or delete all the data stored in the
SPD-S.
If you execute INIT/DELETE to delete patches and waves from the internal
memory, the SPD-S will produce no sound.
3. Press the [EDIT] button, and confirm that the output is muted (the mute
circuits activate).
At this time, the sound is output at a very low level; this does not indicate any
malfunction (the [ENTER] LED lights as a prompt).
fig.test10-4
<<L MUTE R>>
4. Press [ENTER] button, and confirm that a sine wave is output only from
the left channel of OUTPUT and PHONES (the [ENTER] LED lights as a
prompt).
fig.test10-5
<<L SOUND
5. Press [ENTER] button, and confirm that a sine wave is output only from
the right channel of OUTPUT and PHONES (the [ENTER] LED lights as a
prompt).
fig.test10-6
SOUND R>>
6. Press [ENTER] button, and confirm that no sound is being output (the
[ENTER] LED lights as a prompt).
fig.test10-7
SOUND
1. Set the SPD-S to the patch mode or to the wave mode.
2. Press [SETUP] button to access Setup Edit.
3. Press the PAGE buttons to select “INIT/DELETE,” then press [ENTER]
button.
[+]
5.
6.
4. Press
Press [>] button to display “delete all, sure?”
Press [ENTER] button to start initialization or deletion.
During execution, “now processing?” is indicated.
After the execution, a “complete!” indication appears, and the SPD-S
returns to the patch mode.
Do not power the SPD-S off during execution.
7.
button to select “ALL.”
* Press [ENTER] button to cycle through Steps 3--6.
7. If the tests result “OK,” press [>].
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FORMATTING A
COMPACTFLASH CARD
To insert a CompactFlash card, carefully open the card slot cover (lefthand side of the SPD-S).
fig.cf-1
MEMORY CARD slot
CompactFlash™
Select patch mode or wave mode.
Press [SHIFT] and [SETUP] buttons (CARD UTIL).
RESTORING THE FACTORY
SETTINGS
The accompanying CD contains audio signals for sampling on the SPD-S and
digital data for restoring the SPD-S to its factory settings.
Restoring Patches and Waves to the Factory Settings
Once you execute this operation, you will lose all the patches and waves stored
in the internal memory.
Back up such data beforehand if needed.
Required items
•A computer with a CD-ROM drive
•A card reader that supports CompactFlash cards
• The accompanying CD-ROM (P/No.03129723)
• CompactFlash (Formatted using the SPD-S)
Procedure
Connect the card reader to the computer to ensure that it can be used.
If no CompactFlash card has been inserted, “no card!” is indicated and the
SPD-S returns to the original mode.
Press the PAGE buttons to select “CARD FORMAT,” then press [ENTER]
button.
When the CompactFlash card is unformatted, only “CARD FORMAT” is
displayed.
A “[>] to format.” indication appears. Press [>] button.
A “format, sure?” indication is displayed. Press [ENTER] button to start
formatting.
While formatting is in progress, “now processing..” is displayed. Then,
the SPD-S returns to the original mode.
For connecting the card reader to the computer and using them, see their
respective operation manuals.
Load the accompanying CD into the CD-ROM drive.
Insert the CompactFlash card into the card reader.
Copy the “FCTRY” folder on the accompanying CD to the “ROLAND”
folder on the CompactFlash card.
If the “ROLAND” folder on the CompactFlash card already has a
“FCTRY” folder, delete the “FCTRY” folder before copying.
Eject the CompactFlash card to which the copying was done in Step 4
from the card reader.
Then, make sure that the SPD-S is powered off and insert it into the card
slot of the SPD-S.
While holding down [PATCH], [WAVE], and [CARD] button ON the
SPD-S.
After powering it on, hold down the three buttons until “[ENTER] to Load”
appears.
“[ENTER] to Load” appears. Release the three buttons. Next, press
[ENTER].
Data transfer from the CompactFlash card to the SPD-S begins.
It takes a few minutes until it is complete.
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
4.
5.
6.
8.
6.
During the data transfer, do not eject the CompactFlash card from the card slot
and do not switch off power to the SPD-S. Doing so could not only destroy the
data, but also cause problems for the SPD-S.
“Load Completed!” appears, and the data transfer is complete.
Now, eject the CompactFlash card, power the SPD-S off, then power it on
again.
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PROCEDURE FOR UPDATING
THE SYSTEM SOFTWARE
The system can be updated using CompactFlash or MIDI.
Instructions for Updating Using
CompactFlash
5.
When the update is completed normally, the [START/STOP], [SAMPLE],
and [RESAMPLE] LEDs light up.
fig.up-3
Update Complate
If an error occurs during the procedure, all of the LEDs light up, and an
error message is displayed.
fig.up-4
Update ERROR 15
Required items
•A computer with a CD-ROM drive
•A card reader that supports CompactFlash cards
• UPDATE CD-ROM for CF Card (P/No.17041324)
• CompactFlash (Formatted using the SPD-S)
1. Preparation
Prepares a CompactFlash card containing the updated system file.
Insert the CompactFlash in a card reader connected to a computer.
For instructions on connecting the computer and card reader, refer to the
service notes for formatting a CompactFlash.
Place the updated program in the CompactFlash’s root (the top level).
This completes preparation of the updater CompactFlash.
2. Update Procedure
Hold down the [EFFECTS] and [ENTER] buttons and turn on the power
to the unit.
The [PATCH] and [PHRASEMAKER] buttons flash.
fig.up-1
Card Updater
* To cancel the update at this point, turn off the power to the SPD-S.
6. Turn off the power to end the procedure.
Updating Using MIDI
Required items
•A MIDI sequencer that can play back SMF data
• UPDATE CD-ROM for SMF (#17041324)
• MIDI Cable
1. Preparation
The following sixteen files are required for the updater SMF; confirmed that
they are present.
p00001.mid, p00002.mid, p00003.mid, p00004.mid
p00005.mid, p00006.mid, p00007.mid, p00008.mid
p00009.mid, p00010.mid, p00011.mid, p00012.mid
p00013.mid, p00014.mid, p00015.mid, p00016.mid
2. Update Procedure
1. Use a MIDI cable to connect the MIDI OUT connector of a sequencer
capable of playing back SMFs and the MIDI IN connector on the SPD-S.
2. Hold down the [WAVE] and [ENTER] buttons and turn on the power to
the unit.
3. The [SETUP] and [EDIT] buttons flash.
fig.up-5
MIDI Updater
1.
2.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Press the [PATCH] and [PHRASEMAKER] buttons simultaneously.
The update begins.
The process is divided into sixteen steps, and in each step, the
[START/STOP] -> [SAMPLE] -> [RESAMPLE]
LEDs light in sequence.
fig.up-2
Update: **/16
* The “**” indicates the step number currently being processed (01--16).
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* To cancel the update at this point, turn off the power to the SPD-S
4. Press the [SETUP] and [EDIT] buttons simultaneously.
fig.up-6
Please Send
5. Play back p00001.mid through p00016.mid in sequence.
6. The update begins, and with each file, the
[START/STOP] -> [SAMPLE] -> [RESAMPLE]
LEDs light in sequence.
fig.up-2
Update: **/16
* The “**” indicates the file currently being executed (01--16).
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7. When the update is completed normally, the [START/STOP], [SAMPLE],
and [RESAMPLE] LEDs light up.
fig.up-3
Update Complate
If an error occurs during the procedure, all of the LEDs light up, and an
error message is displayed.
fig.up-4
Update ERROR 15
8. Turn off the power to end the procedure.
SPD-S
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BLOCK DIAGRAM
fig.block
clk=50MHz
CPU
V850E/MA1
LINE IN
L(MONO)
LRCK
MCK
16bit
V850E GA
SYI
8bit
Gate ArrayDSP
BCK
8bit
LINE IN
R
LINE -10dBu
MIC -50dBu
LINE/MIC
w.F SR
FOOT
SW
(1/2)
w.F SR
w.FSR
w.FSR
F SR Only
F SR Only
TRIG IN
(1/2)
w.F SR
F SR Only
w.F SR
EXP PEDAL
EFFECTS
CONTROL
BCK
MCK
LRCK0
XP-LRCK
PAD4
PAD5
PAD6
PAD7
PAD8
PAD9
PAD 1
PAD 2
PAD 3
SW Matrix
(RUBBER)
AD/DA
CODEC
24bit/512fs/GD=15.4
MAIN BOARD
INPUT
LEVEL
NJM78L05UA
DC IN
ACI or ACB
9V/1000mA
NJM2360AM
DC-DC
NJM2360AM
DC-DC
POWER SW
Others Parts
@40
Others Parts
@40
REGULATOR
RIPPLE
FILTER
RESET IC
PHONES
LEVEL
VOLUME
OUTPUT
R
OUTPUT
L
(MONO)
LINE +4dBu
PHONES +15dBu
PHONES
LRCK1
128Mbit
NAND FLASH
for Preset,User Wave
System Parameter
ComapctFlash
for Patch,Wave Storage
16bit
BUS BUFFERS
8Mbit
NOR FLASH
16Mbit
SDRAM
16bit16bit
for Cache/Work/Delay Linefor Program
MIDI
PANEL SHEET
(PANEL BOARD)
LCD
RCM2122M-1A
/RCM2122M-A
16x1 Charactor
LED Matrix
PANEL SHEET
(VOLUME BOARD)
UPD70F3107AGJ-UEN (SPD-S 1.01)
P2
RIM3
RIM1
RIM2
P1
RIM5
RIM6
RIM9
RIM4
RIM8
RIM7
RIM10
MXPAD
RIM[1..10]
P1
P2
MXPAD
XRESET
ANI7
ANI4
ANI6
ANI5
ANI0
ANI2
ANI1
ANI[0..7]
ANI3
MIDI_IN
XRESET
MIDI_OUT
A
A
A
A
+
5D
+
D3
.
3
A
A
A
A
A
+
D3.3
+
D3.3
+
A9
+
A9
+
D3.3
+
D3.3
+
D3.3
+
D3.3
+
D3.3
+
D3.3
+
D3.3
+
D3.3
+
D3.3
+
D3.3
+
D3.3
+
D3.3
A
+
5D
+
D3.3
-
9A
+
A9
A
A
A
+
D3.3
+
D3.3
+
D3.3
+
5D
+
5D
+
5D
+
5D
+
5D
+
D3.3
21
22
2311
12
13
21
22
23
fx=5MHz
14
12
1/50
1
2
4
1
2
4
11
12
13
+
-
2
3
1
M5218AFP
+
-
6
5
7
M5218AFP
+
-
2
3
1
M5218AFP
+
-
6
5
7
M5218AFP
+
-
2
3
1
21
22
23
11
12
13
12
BA10324AF
+
-
13
12
14
12
12
1
2
3
4
5
7
8
12
12
12
12
12
1
2
3
1
2
3
BA10324AF
+
-
9
10
8
12
1
2
3
12
RT1N141C
1
2
3
R?
10k
M5218AFP
+
-
6
5
7
0.1
2
1
3
12
0.1
S-80927CLMC-G6X-T2
CD
5
VCC
2
GND
3
OUT
1
NC
4
12
11
13
1
2
4
1
2
4
1
2
3
M5216FP
+
-
6
5
7
M5216FP
+
-
2
3
1
M5218AFP
+
-
6
5
7
M5218AFP
+
-
2
3
1
RIN
1
LIN
2
VSS
3
VA
4
VD
5
DEMO
6
DEM1
7
SDTO
8
SDTI
9
LRCK
10
MCLK
11
BCLK
12
PDN
13
VCOM
14
LOUT
15
ROUT
16
11.2896MHz(256fs)
12
BA10324AF
+
-
2
3
1
BA10324AF
+
-
6
5
7
M5218AFP
+
-
2
3
1
M5218AFP
+
-
6
5
7
M5218AFP
+
-
2
3
1
M5218AFP
+
-
6
5
7
BA10324AF
+
-
6
5
7
BA10324AF
+
-
9
10
8
BA10324AF
+
-
13
12
14
BA10324AF
+
-
2
3
1
PC410
64
1
3
5
120
100
220
220
2.2k
RT1P141C
1
32
HD74LS05FP
12
HD74LS05FP
12
HD74LS05FP
12
10k
2
4
5
INOUT
2
4
5
12
14
15
22
24
25
304050
60
12
CD4053BCSJ
1Y
1
0Y
2
1Z
3
ZCOM
4
0Z
5
INH
6
VEE
7
VSS
8
C
9
B
10
A
11
0X
12
1X
13
XCOM
14
YCOM
15
VDD
16
1010
100k
+
D3
+
D3
M5218AFP
+
D3
.
3
+
D3
.
3
+
D3
.
3
XPDN
2021
Page 21
Apr.2003
SPD-S
CIRCUIT BOARD (MAIN)
fig.main-comp-slk
View from components side
2223
Page 22
Apr.2003
SPD-S
CIRCUIT BOARD (MAIN)
fig.main-foil-ptn
View from foil side
2425
Page 23
Apr.2003
SPD-S
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (MAIN 1/8)
fig.main1-c
CPU - V850E/MA1
Trigger Section
SDRAM
16Mb
FLASH
8Mb
SDRAM
64/128Mb
(TC59SM716AFT-80)
(A)
(A)
(B)
(B)
CPU FLASH WRITER
(LH28F160BJE)
(LH28F320BFE)
CF I/F Section
GA&DSP Section
Audio Section
Jack Section
CN Section
(A)
(B)
64Mbit 128Mbit
0
NIU
NIU
0
16Mbit
NIU
NIU
Under Development Only
*SW1 SSSS222-01-A
*CN1 IL-S-7P-S2T2-EF
*C322 100u
*R255 10k
*C17 0.1u
*R1,R24 Pattern cut