1/WRHH/PA23OHH write/Port A73D15I/O
2DACK0/PE14ODMA transfer strobe/Port E74D14I/OData bus
3/WRHL/PA22OHL write/Port A75D13I/O
4/CASHH/PA21 I/OHH Column address strobe/Port A76D12I/O
5DACK1/PE15ODMA transfer strobe/Port E77VCCIPower supply
6VSSIGround78D11I/OData bus
7A0O79VSSIGround
8A1O80D10I/O
9A2OAddress bus81D9I/O
10A3O82D8I/OData bus
11A4O83D7I/O
12VCCIPower supply84D6I/O
13A5OAddress bus85VCCIPower supply
14VSSIGround86D5I/OData bus
15A6O87VSSIGround
16A7O88D4I/O
17A8O89D3I/O
18A9O90D2I/OData bus
19A10O91D1I/O
20A11OAddress bus92D0I/O
21A12O93VSSIGround
22A13O94XTALICrystal oscillator
23A14O95MD3IMode select
24A15O96EXTALICrystal oscillator
25A16O97MD2IMode select
26VCCIPower supply98NMI-Non-maskable interrupt
27A17OAddress bus99VCC/FWIPower supply
28VSSIGround100PA16I/OPort A
29/CASHL/PA20 I/OHL Column address strobe/Port A101PA17I/OPort A
30PA19I/OPort A102MD1IMode select
31/RAS/PB2ORow address strobe/Port B103MD0IMode select
32/CASL/PB3OColumn address strobe (low) /Port B104PLLVCCIPLL Power supply
33PA18I/OPort A105PLLCAPIPLL capacitor
34/CASH/PB4OColumn address strobe (high) /Port B 106PLLVSSIPLL Ground
35VSSIGround107CK/PA15I/OClock/Port A
36RDWR/PB5ODRAM read/write /Port B108/RESIReset
37A18O109DREQ0/PE0I/ODMA transfer request/Port E
38A19OAddress bus110TIOC0B/PE1I/OMTU input capture/output compare (ch 0)/Port E
39A20O111/DREQ1/PE2I/ODMA transfer request/Port E
40VCCIPower supply112VCCIPower supply
41A21OAddress bus113PE3I/O
42VSSIGround114PE4I/OPort E
43/RDORead115PE5I/O
44/WDTOVFOWatch dog timer overflow116PE6I/O
45D31I/OData bus117VSSIGround
46D30I/OData bus118AN0 /PF0I
47/WRHOHigh write119AN1/ PF1I
48/WRLOLow write120AN2 /PF2I
49/CS1OChip select121AN3 /PF3IAnalog input/Port F
50/CS0OChip select122AN4 /PF4I
51/IRQ3/PA9/TCLKDI/OInterrupt request/Port A/clock123AN5/PF5I
52/IRQ2/PA8/TCKLCI/OInterrupt request/Port A/clock124AVSSIAnalog ground
53/CS3OChip select125AN6/PF6IAnalog input/ Port F
54/CS2OChip select126AN7/PF7IAnalog input /Port F
55VSSIGround127AVREFIAnalog reference voltage
56D29I/O128AVCCIAnalog power supply
57D28I/O129VSSIGround
58D27I/OData bus130RxDOIReceive data
59D26I/O131TxDOOTransmit data
60D25I/O132/IRQ0/SCK0IInterrupt request/Serial clock
61VSSIGround133RxD1IReceive data
62D24I/OData bus134TxD1/PA4I/OSCI/Port A
63VCCIPower supply135VCCIPower supply
64D23I/O136/IRQ1/SCK1IInterrupt request/Serial clock
65D22I/O137PE7I/O
66D21I/O138PE8I/OPort E
67D20I/OData bus139PE9I/O
68D19I/O140PE10I/O
69D18I/O141VSSIGround
70D17I/O142PE11I/O
71VSSIGround143PE12I/OPort E
72D16I/OData bus144PE13I/O
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
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HG73C205AFD (XU947C00) SWX00B TONE GENERATOR
1ICNIInitial clear85CMA3OProgram address bus
2RFCLKIIPLL Clock86CMA8OProgram address bus
3TM2IPLL Control87CMA2OProgram address bus
4AVDD_PLLPower supply88CRDOread signal
5AVSS_PLLGround89CMA1OProgram address bus
6MODE0ISWX dual mode90CUBOhigh byte effective signal
7VCC7Power supply91VCC91Power supply
8GND8Ground92GHND92Ground
9XINIcrystal oscillator93CS1OCS signal
10XOUTOcrystal oscillator94CMA0OProgram address bus
11MODE1ISWX separate mode95CLBOlow byte effective signal
12TEST0ITEST pin96CMA12O
13TESTONITEST pin97CMA11O
Program address bus
14AN0-P40IA/D converter98CMA10O
15AN1-P41IA/D converter99CMA9O
16AN2-P42IA/D converter100GND100Ground
17AN3-P43IA/D converter101CWEOwrite signal
18AVDD_ANPower supply102CMA16OProgram address bus
19AVSS_ANGround103CMA15OProgram address bus
20TXD0Ofor MIDI or TO-HOST104CMA14OProgram address bus
21TXD1Ofor MIDI105CMA13OProgram address bus
22EXCLKICrystal oscillator106CMD8I/OProgram memory Data bus
23SMD11I/OWave memory data bus107CMD7I/OProgram memory Data bus
24SMD4I/OWave memory data bus108CMD9I/OProgram memory Data bus
25SMD3I/OWave memory data bus109CMD6I/OProgram memory Data bus
26SMD12I/OWave memory data bus110CMD10I/OProgram memory Data bus
27SMD10I/OWave memory data bus111CMD5I/OProgram memory Data bus
28SMD5I/OWave memory data bus112CMD11I/OProgram memory Data bus
29SMD2I/OWave memory data bus113CMD4I/OProgram memory Data bus
30SMD13I/OWave memory data bus114CMD12I/OProgram memory Data bus
31SMD9I/OWave memory data bus115CMD3I/OProgram memory Data bus
32SMD6I/OWave memory data bus116CMD13I/OProgram memory Data bus
33SMD1I/OWave memory data bus117CMD2I/OProgram memory Data bus
34SMD14I/OWave memory data bus118CMD14I/OProgram memory Data bus
35VCC35Power supply119VCC119Power supply
36GND36Ground120GND115Ground
37SMD8I/OWave memory data bus121CMD1I/OProgram memory Data bus
38SMD7I/OWave memory data bus122CMD15I/OProgram memory Data bus
39SMD0I/OWave memory data bus123CMD0I/OProgram memory Data bus
40SMD15I/OWave memory data bus124CMA21OProgram address bus
41SOEOread signal125PDT15I/O
42SWEOwrite signal126PDT14I/O
43SRASORAS signal127PDT13I/O
44SCASOCAS signal128PDT12I/O
45REFRESHOREFRESH signal129PDT11I/O
Data enable for DAC
SWP00 format key on output
EG interrupt
Ground
Power supply
Quartz crystal terminal
Quartz crystal terminal
Oscillate clock output
Ground
Power supply
Initial clear
Master clock input
Sync.signal input
Sync.signal output
Sync.signal output
Ground
Power supply
For test (512 fs output)
2 times sync.clock output (256 fs)
4 times sync.clock output (128 fs)
8 times sync.clock output (64 fs)
PLL test input
Ground
Power supply
PLL control output
PLL control input
PLL control intput
Ground
Power supply
PLL test input
CPU address bus
Ground
Power supply
CPU address bus
Lo/Hi select in 8 bits write
Chip select
Register read
Register write
Data bus type select
Ground
Power supply
9A2I/O29D0I/O
10A1I/O30D1I/OPort D
11A0I/O31D2I/O
12B0I/O32D3/TXO(Serial data output)
13B1I/O33D4/RXI(Serial data input)
14B2I/O34D5//CKO(Clock for serial operation)
15B3I/OPort B35D6//INT2I(Interrupt request 2)
16B4I/O36/STBYI(Standby mode signal)
17B5I/O37TIMERITimer
18B6I/O38XTALOClock
19B7I/O39EXTALI
20VSSGround40VCCPower supply
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
AK5351-VF-E2 (XV510A00) ADC (Analog to Digital Converter)
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
1AINR+IAnalog signal input (R channel +)13DGND-Digital ground
2AINR-IAnalog signal input (R channel -)14TST4I/OTest mode setting 4
VRAM read/write
Memory control
Not used
Initial clear
Not used
Not used
Read strobe
Write strobe
Bus select
Bus select
Clock
Clock
Chip select
Data mode select
Power supply
Data bus output for 4 bit dot
S driver enable, chain clock
Data bus shift clock
Ground
X driver latch pulse
Frame signal for X/Y driver
Power down signal for displaying off mode
Scan start signal
Scan shift clock
VRAM data bus
VRAM address bus
Not used
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TEST PROGRAM
A. PREPARATION
1) PA-6 (AC adaptor) is used.
2) The volume is usually moved to the use position when no volume change is required.
3) Measuring instruments: frequency counter, level meter (with JIS-C filter)
Note: Connect a stereo plug to the [PHONES] jack at 33 ohms.
4) Jigs:foot switch, MIDI cable, floppy disk (2HD & 2DD)
B. HOW TO ENTER THE TEST PROGRAM
AUTO MODE
While pressing the C3#, F3 and G3# keys, turn the [STANDBY/ON] switch on.
MANUAL MODE
While pressing the C2#, F2 and G2# keys, turn the [STANDBY/ON] switch on.
C. PROCEEDING THROUGH THE TEST PROGRAM
AUTO MODE
When the test program is started, the test is automatically executed.
When confirmation is necessary, the test program stops operating and waits for the instruction. At this time, press the
[START/STOP] button; the next test is automatically executed.
MANUAL MODE
The LCD will display “TEST” when entering the test program.
To select the program number, use the [BACK] and [NEXT] buttons.
To execute the test, press the [START/STOP] button.
To proceed to the next test, press the [START/STOP] button.
PSR-740/PSR-640
D. TEST PROGRAM LIST
TEST NO.LCD (initial)Test Functions and Judgment Criteria
1001: VersionDisplays ROM version
ROM (Program, Wave) versions are displayed alternately on the LCD.
2002: Rom Chk1Checks the ROM
The test results appear on the LCD.
3003: Ram Chk1Checks all the RAMs that are connected to the CPU
The test results appear on the LCD.
4004: WaveRomChk1 Checks the WAVE ROMs that are connected to the CPU
The test results appear on the LCD.
7007: FDD ChkInsert the floppy disks one by one (2DD and 2HD).
Checks the floppy disk drive unit
9009: Eff1Ram ChkChecks the effect RAM1
10010: Eff2Ram ChkChecks the effect RAM2
(PSR-740 only)
11011: TG1 ChkOutputs the sine wave by changing the channels in sequence from C1 to C6
After auto-scaling is finished, individual keys can be played. (If playing two or more keys
simultaneously, the first pressed key has priority to make a sound.)
13013: Pitch ChkConnect the frequency counter to the [PHONES] jack.
Sets PAN to Center and produces a signal at 440 +/- 0.22 Hz
Check that the correct signal is produced.
14014: Output RConnect the level meter (with a JIS-C filter) to the [PHONES] jack. (33 ohm load)
Set the [MASTER VOLUME] at maximum and check the output level (1 kHz).
PHONES L:less than -50.0 dBmPHONES R: -8.0 dBm +/- 2 dB
Connect the monaural plugs of the level meter (with a JIS-C filter) to the [AUX OUT] jacks.
AUX OUT L:less than -50.0 dBmAUX OUT R: -6.0 dBm +/- 2 dB
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15015: Output LConnect the level meter (with a JIS-C filter) to the [PHONES] jack. (33 ohm load)
Set the [MASTER VOLUME] at maximum and check the output level (1 kHz).
PHONES L:-8.0 dBm +/- 2 dBPHONES R:less than -50.0 dBm
Connect the monaural plugs of the level meter (with a JIS-C filter) to the [AUX OUT] jacks.
AUX OUT L:-6.0 dBm +/- 2 dBAUX OUT R:less than –50.0 dBm
19019: D/A NoiseConnect the level meter (with a JIS-C filter) to the [PHONES] jack. (33 ohm load)
Set the [MASTER VOLUME] at maximum. Check D/A converter noise.
PHONES L/R:Less than -72.0 dBm (PSR-740), Less than -80.0 dBm (PSR-640)
20020: SW,LED ChkCheck the switches on the panel.
Press the switches that are displayed on the LCD. A pre-assigned note is output when
pressing the switch. (With some switches, the corresponding LED will light up.)
The test results appear on the LCD.
21021: All LED OnCheck that the all LEDs on the panel are on.
22022: Red LED OnCheck that the all red LEDs on the panel are on.
23023: GreenLED onCheck that the all green LEDs on the panel are on.
28028: All LCD OnCheck that all LCD dots are on. The LCD becomes black.
29029: All LCD OffCheck that all LCD dots are off. The LCD becomes white.
31031: Pedal1 ChkConnect the foot switch (FC-4 or FC-5) to the [FOOT SWITCH] jack.
Check that the C3 note is output when pressing and releasing the pedal and the C4 note is
output when pressing the pedal again.
33033: PB ChkCheck that the C3 note is output when rotating the [PITCH BEND] wheel to minimum and
the C4 note is output when rotating it to maximum.
34034: MOD ChkCheck that the C3 note is output when rotating the [MODULATION] wheel to minimum
and the C4 note is output when rotating it to maximum.
35035: EXP Pedal Chk Connect the expression pedal (FC-7) to the [FOOT VOLUME] jack.
Check that the C3 note is output and the LCD displays 0 when pressing the expression
pedal to the lowered position and the C4 note is output and the LCD displays 127 when
backing it to the raised position.
37037: Midi ChkAfter connecting the [MIDI IN] jack and [MIDI OUT] jack with a MIDI cable, execute the
test. Set the [HOST SELECT] switch to MIDI
Check that the C4 note is output and that the test results appear on the LCD.
38038: To Host ChkFor factory test use only
39039: MIC ChkConnect a microphone to the [MIC/LINE IN] jack and speak to it.
(PSR-740 only)Set the [MIC/LINE] select switch to MIC and set the [INPUT VOLUME] at maximum.
Check that the voice is converted to the 1-octave- upper tone without noise.
41041: Rom Chk2Checks the ROMs that are connected to the CPU.
The test results appear on the LCD.
42042: Ram Chk2Checks the RAMs that are connected to the CPU.
The test results appear on the LCD.
43043: WaveRomChk2 Checks the WAVE ROM.
The test results appear on the LCD.
46046: BackUp Chk2Performs the RAM back-up check.
Check that the display reads “NG,” then turn off the power switch.
Enter the test program and perform the RAM back-up checks, then check again.
Check that the LCD displays “OK.”
Note: Do not turn on the power switch by normal mode while standing by, as the
RAM data will be lost.
47047: Factory SetAll the RAMs are initialized and set to the factory preset data when executing this test.
The results appear on the LCD.
48048: Test ExitExit from the test program after executing this test.
* NOTE:The above tests Nos. 41-46, require approximately 25 minutes to conduct.
If the time is not available to perform the tests, proceed the test No.47 by pressing several the [NEXT] button.
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DATA INITIALIZATION
All data can be initialized and restored to the factory preset condition by turning on the power
while holding the highest (rightmost) white key on the keyboard. “Now initializing the internal
memory...” will appear briefly on the display.
CAUTION
• All registration and User
Style/Pad memory data,
plus the other settings
listed above, will be erased
and/or changed when the
data initialization
procedure is carried out.
• Carrying out the data
initialization procedure will
usually restore normal
operation if the PSR-740/
640 freezes or begins to
act erratically for any
reason.
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ALERT MESSAGE LIST
No file on disk!
Insert another disk.
Unformatted disk!
Disk error!
Disk write-protected!
Disk file protected!
Can’t copy or record
this file.
No disk!
Insert a disk.
The disk contains no file to be loaded, copied, or be deleted.
Insert the disk that contains files to be loaded, copied, or deleted.
An unformatted disk is inserted.
An error occurred during execution of a disk operation.
Try changing the disk.
This message also may appear when executing the Load operation if the
internal memory becomes full.
The floppy disk’s write-protect tab is set to ON.
Remove the disk, set write-protect to off, re-insert the disk and attempt the
operation again.
The file is a purposely “copy-protected” disk.
The Copy function is not possible.
There is no floppy disk inserted into the disk drive.
Insert a disk.
Disk removed!
Disk full!
Cannot continue.
Wrong disk!
Reinsert
the proper disk.
Same name on disk!
Change the file name.
Cannot record!
Maximum of 60 songs
can be recorded.
Memory full!
Cannot continue.
An error occured because the disk was removed during a disk operation.
Never remove a disk during a disk operation since this could damage both
the disk and the drive.
The disk’s memory capacity is full and no additional data can be recorded.
Delete one or more unneeded songs (using Delete), and attempt the
operation again.
When using the Copy operation, the inserted disk is different from the
source or destination disk.
Remove the disk and re-insert the proper Disk.
More than one file has the same name on the disk.
Change the name.
Maximum of 60 songs can be recorded.
Delete one or more unneeded songs (using Delete), and attempt the song
recording again.
If the internal memory becomes full during Style/Pad recording, this
message will appear on the display and recording will stop.
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Memory full!
Clear unnecessary data.
Data not found!
User style full!
Cannot quantize the
preset data.
Cannot operate
during recording.
Cannot set the MIDI
function during disk
operations, etc.
This message appears when executing the Quantize or Recording
operations (in the Style Recording mode) when the internal memory is full.
This message appears when you attempt to edit, quantize or clear the
track which contains no data in the Record mode.
This message indicates that recording a new User style cannot be started
when all three User styles have recorded data. Make sure to clear at least
one of the three User styles before recording a new User style.
This message appears when you attempt to edit or quantize the track
(other than RHYTHM) which contains preset data in the Style Record
mode.
This function cannot be used during Song/Style/Pad recording.
The MIDI function cannot be set during recording, playback, and disk
operations.
Cannot turn harmony
ON during Style/Pad
recording.
Cannot turn DSP ON
during Style/Pad
recording.
Cannot enter the
functions during Pad
recording.
Backup error!
Now initializing
the internal memory...
Host is offline!
Harmony cannot be turned on during Style/Pad recording.
DSP cannot be turned on during Style/Pad recording.
This message appears to indicate you cannot enter the function when you
select Multi Pad function in the Multi Pad Recording mode.
The backup data is faulty.
Use the data initialization function.
All data can be initialized and restore to the factory preset condition by
turning the STANDBY switch ON while holding the highest (rightmost)
white key on the keyboard.
This message may appear when the Host Select switch is set appropriately
and the serial cable is connected to the TO HOST but not to the PC’s serial
port (or the cable is properly connected to the PC which is currently turned
off).
Note : See parts list for details of circuit board
component parts
PN3
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TO SERVICE PERSONNEL
Critical Components Infomation
Components having special characteristics are marked
and must be replaced with parts having specifications
equel to those originally installed.
NJM78L05A-T3(XJ757A00)
REGULATOR +5V
NJM78L05A(XJ596A00)
REGULATOR +5V
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LANGUAGE
28CC1-8814385
PN4
123
456
7
8
9
10
3
2
1
1: OUTPUT
2: COMMON
3: INPUT
PQ09RA1(XQ774A00)
REGULATOR +9V
1: IN
3
5
4
1
2: OUT
3: GND
4: ON/OFcont.
1: V in
2: SW out
3: GND
4: V os
5: S.S
1: ANODE
2: CATHODE
1
2
SI-8050S(LF1103)
(XT514A00)
REGULATOR +5V
1
3
2
4
S3V20 (VR313500)
DIODE
2
1
2
3
1: OUTPUT
2: COMMON
3: INPUT
µPC2933T-E1(XS516A00)
µPC29M33T-E1(XU965A00)
REGULATOR +3.3V
2
1
3
AN77L09-TA (XT676A00
REGULATOR +9V
1
1: V in
2: GND
3: V out
)
1: OUTPUT
2
2: COMMON
3
3: INPUT
COUNT
INTRO
INTRO
MAIN / AUTO FILL
ON / OFF
28CC1-8814385
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ENDING
REGISTRATION MEMORY
ONETOUCH SETTING
SONG
ENC
28CC18814385
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- / NO+ / YES0
MULTI PAD
DISK
UTILITY
: Ceramic Capacitor
: Semi-Conductive Ceramic Capacitor
: Mylar Capacitor
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9
10
11
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WH1
WH3
(PSR-640)
(PSR-740)
WH2
28CC1-8814385
28CC18814385
to DM-CN4 (PSR-740)
to DM-CN710 (PSR-640)
to DM-CN12 (PSR-740)
to DM-CN510 (PSR-640)
to DM-CN10 (PSR-740)
to DM-CN520 (PSR-640)
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