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PARTS LIST
PANEL SWITCH TABLE
OVERALL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
SY 011446
19981201-99800
HAMAMATSU,JAPAN
1.92K-*** I Printed in Japan’98.12
RM1x
IMPORTANT NOTICE
This manual has been provided for the use of authorized Yamaha Retailers and their service personnel. It has been assumed that
basic service procedures inherent to the industry, and more specifically Yamaha Products, are already known and understood by
the users, and have therefore not been restated.
WARNING:Failure to follow appropriate service and safety procedures when servicing this product may result in
personal injury, destruction of expensive components and failure of the product to per form as specified.
For these reasons, we advise all Yamaha product owners that all service required should be performed by
an authorized Yamaha Retailer or the appointed service representative.
IMPORTANT:This presentation or sale of this manual to any individual or firm does not constitute authorization, certifica-
tion, recognition of any applicable technical capabilities, or establish a principal-agent relationship of any
form.
The data provided is believed to be accurate and applicable to the unit(s) indicated on the cover. The research engineering, and
service departments of Yamaha are continually striving to improve Yamaha products. Modifications are, therefor, inevitable and
changes in specification are subject to change without notice or obligation to retrofit. Should any discrepancy appear to exist,
please contact the distributor's Service Division.
WARNING:Static discharges can destroy expensive components. Discharge any static electricity you body may have
accumulated by grounding yourself to the ground buss in the unit (heavy gauge black wires connect to this
buss).
IMPORTANT:Turn the unit OFF during disassembly and parts replacement. Recheck all work before you apply power to
the unit.
WARNING: CHEMICAL CONTENT NOTICE!
The solder used in the production of this product contains LEAD. In addition, other electrical / electronic and / or plastic (where
applicable) components may also contain traces of chemicals found by the California Health and Welfare Agency (and possibly
other entities) to cause cancer and / or birth defects or other reproductive harm.
DO NOT PLACE SOLDER, ELECTRICAL / ELECTRONIC OR PLASTIC COMPONENTS IN YOUR MOUTH FOR ANY REASON
WHAT SO EVER!
Avoid prolonged, unprotected contact between solder and your skin! When soldering, do not inhale solder fumes or expose eyes to
solder / flux vapor!
If you come in contact with solder or components located inside the enclosure of this product, wash your hands before handling
food.
LUTHIUM BATTERY HANDLING
This product uses a lithium battery for memory back-up.
WARNING:Lithium batteries are dangerous because they can be exploded by improper handling. Observe the follow-
● Leave lithium battery replacement to qualified service personnel.
● Always replace with batteries of the same type.
● When installing on the PC board by soldering, solder using the connection terminals provided on the battery cells.
Never solder directly to the cells. perform the soldering as quickly as possible.
● Never reverse the battery polarities when installing.
● Do not short the batteries.
● Do not attempt to recharge these batteries.
● Do not disassemble the batteries.
● Never heat batteries or throw them into fire.
ADVARSEL!
Lithiumbatteri—Eksplosionsfare ved fejlagtig håndtering. Udskiftning må kun ske med batteri af samme fabrikat og type. Levér
det brugte batteri tilbage til leverandoren.
VARNING
Explosionsfara vid felaktigt batteribyte. Använd samma batterityp eller en ekvivalent typ som rekommenderas av
apparattillverkaren. Kassera använt batteri enlight fabrikantens instruktion.
VAROITUS
Paristo voi räjähtää, jos se on virheellisesti asennettu. Vaihda paristo ainoastaan laitevalmistajan suosittelemaan tyyppiin. Hävitä
käytetty paristo valmistajan ohjeiden mukaisesti.
The following information complies with Dutch Official Gazette 1995. 45; ESSENTIALS OF ORDER ON THE COLLECTION OF
BATTERIES.
・Please refer to the diassembly procedure for the removal of Back-up Battery.
・Leest u voor het verwijderen van de backup batterij deze beschrijving.
WARNING
Components having special characteristics are marked and must be replaced with parts having specification equal to those originally
installed.
ing precautions when handling or replacing lithium batteries.
Sequencer block
Data capacityapproximately 110,000 notes
Note resolution480 clocks per quarter note
Polyphony64 notes
BPM (Tempo)25.0 - 300.0
Recording methodRealtime Recording(Replace)
TracksPattern : 16 tracks
Patterns960 preset patterns (60 styles x 16 sections)
PhrasesOver 7,000 preset phrases
Pattern Chain20 chains
Songs20 user songs
EditPhrase edit
REC(red)
PLAY(green)
TRACK (x 16) (red)
KEYBOARD MODE - MUTE (red), SECTION (red),
ARPEGGIO ON (red)
FUNCTION BUTTON (red x 4)
KNOB A/B (red)
MIDI IN (red), MIDI OUT (green)
7 segments LED (x 4)
ConnectorsPHONES (stereo phone jack)
OUTPUT (phone jack x 2) (L/MONO, R)
FOOT SW
DC IN
MIDI IN, MIDI OUT
Floppy disk drive3.5 inch 2HD (MF2HD) and 2DD (MF2DD) types
Power supplyAC adaptor (PA-5C)
Dimensions420 mm (W) x 282 mm (D) x 98 mm (H)
Weight4.4kg
Included itemsPower adaptor (PA-5C)
Floppy disk (Demo song)
Owner’s manual
* Specifications and appearance are subject to change without notice for
improvement of the product.
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PANEL LAYOUT
● Front Panel
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1
6
13
17
16
16
4
5
15
1. BPM Display
2. MIDI Data Monitors
3. LCD Display
4. Display Knobs
5. Function Buttons and Indicators
6. VOLUME Control
7. Real Time Controller Knobs & [KNOB] Button
8. Cursor Buttons
9. [NO -1] and [YES +1] Buttons
10. DISPLAY [<-] and [->] Buttons
11. MODE and SUBMODE Buttons
12. [EXIT] Button
13. Sequencer Buttons and Indicators
14. Keyboard
15. Keyboard Mode Buttons
16. [OCT DOWN] and [OCT UP] Buttons
17. [SHIFT] Button
18. [ARPEGGIO ON] Button
19. [TAP/ENTER] Button
10
18
7
12
9
9
8
1914
11
5
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● Rear Panel
●●
1. STANDBY/ON Switch
2. DC IN Jack
3. CONTRAST Control
4. MIDI IN & OUT Connectors
5. L/MONO & R OUTPUT Jacks
6. PHONES Jack
7. FOOT SW Jack
4375621
6
■ CIRCUIT BOARD LAYOUT
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7
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■ DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE
1.Bottom Case Assembly
1-1Remove the eight (8) screws marked [280] and the
four (4) screws marked [281]. The bottom case
assembly can then be removed. (Fig. 1)
Rear View
Bottom view
(Fig.1)(Fig.2)
[280]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X6 MFZN2BL (EP600230)
[281]: Bonding Head Screw-B 3.0X10 MFZN2BL (VQ498000)
2.DM Circuit Board
2-1Remove the bottom case assembly. (See Proce-
dure 1.)
2-2Remove the two (2) screws marked [310] and the
screw marked [251] on the back of the upper case.
(Fig. 2)
2-3Remove the six (6) screws marked [250]. The DM
circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 2)
3.FDD Assembly
3-1Remove the bottom case assembly. (See Proce-
dure 1.)
3-2Remove the three (3) screws marked [230] and
the screw marked [231]. The FDD assembly can
then be removed. (Fig. 2)
[230]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X6 MFZN2BL (EP600230)
[231]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X8 MFZN2BL (EP600190)
[250]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X6 MFZN2BL (EP600230)
[251]: Bonding Head Screw-B 3.0X10 MFZN2BL (VQ498000)
[310]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X8 MFZN2BL (EP600190)
8
Rear View
Bottom view
(Fig.3)
[210]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X6 MFZN2BL (EP600230)
[211]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X8 MFZN2BL (EP600190)
[212]: Bonding Head Screw-B 3.0X10 MFZN2BL (VQ498000)
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4.PN Circuit Board
4-1Remove the bottom case assembly. (See Proce-
dure 1.)
4-2Remove the DM circuit board. (See Procedure 2.)
4-3Remove the FDD assembly. (See Procedure 3.)
4-4Remove the four (4) screws marked [210], the two
(2) screws marked [212] and the four (4) screws
marked [211]. The shield cover can then be re-
moved. (Fig. 3)
4-5Remove the four (4) knobs marked [320]. (Fig. 4)
4-6Remove the twelve (12) screws marked [60]. The
PN circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 5)
[330]: Knob (V2887900)
[320]: Knob (V2647700)
(Fig.5)(Fig. 4)
[60]:Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X6 MFZN2BL (EP600230)
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Bottom View
[40]:Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X8 MFZN2BL (EP600190)
[80]:Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X6 MFZN2BL (EP600230)
[100]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X6 MFZN2BL (EP600230)
5.Knob Circuit board
5-1Remove the bottom case assembly. (See Proce-
dure 1.)
5-2Remove the DM circuit board. (See Procedure 2.)
5-3Remove the FDD assembly. (See Procedure 3.)
5-4Remove the shield cover. (See Procedure 4.)
5-5Remove the nine (9) knobs marked [330]. (Fig. 4)
5-6Remove the four (4) screws marked [100]. The
KNOB circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 6)
(Fig.6)
6.MVR Circuit Board
6-1Remove the bottom case assembly. (See Proce-
dure 1.)
6-2Remove the DM circuit board. (See Procedure 2.)
6-3Remove the FDD assembly. (See Procedure 3.)
6-4Remove the shield cover. (See Procedure 4.)
6-5Remove the PN circuit board. (See Procedure 4.)
6-6Remove the volume knob marked [330]. (Fig.4)
6-7Remove the two (2) screws marked [80]. The MVR
circuit board can then be removed. (Fig.6)
7.LCD
7-1Remove the bottom case assembly. (See Proce-
dure 1.)
7-2Remove the DM circuit board. (See Procedure 2.)
7-3Remove the FDD assembly. (See Procedure 3.)
7-4Remove the shield cover. (See Procedure 4.)
7-5Remove the four (4) screws marked [40]. The LCD
can then be removed. (Fig. 6)
10
●
HG73C205FD
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCTI ON
1I CNIInitial clear85CMA3OProgr am address bus
2RFCLKIIPLL Clock86CMA8OProgr am address bus
3TM2IPLL Control87CMA2OProgr am address bus
4AVDD_PLLPower s upply88CRDOread si gnal
5AVSS_PL LGround89CMA1OProgr am address bus
6MODE0ISWX d ual mode90CUBOhigh byte effective sig nal
7V CC7Power supply91VCC91Power supply
8GND8Ground92GHND92Ground
9XINIcrystal oscillator93CS1OCS signal
10XOUTOcrystal oscillator94CMA0OProgram address b us
11MODE1ISWX separ ate mode95CL BOlow by te effective si gnal
12TE ST0ITEST pin96CMA12OProgram address b us
13TESTONITEST pin97CMA11OP rogram address b us
14AN0-P40IA/D conv erter98CMA 10OProgr am address bus
15AN1-P41IA/D conv erter99CMA9OProgr am address bus
16AN2-P42IA/D conv erter100GND100Ground
17AN3-P43IA/D conv erter101CW EOwrite s ignal
18AVDD_ANPower s upply102CMA16OProgram addres s b us
19AVSS_ANGround103CMA15OProgram addres s b us
20TXD0Ofor MIDI or TO-HOST104CMA 14OProgr am address bus
21TXD1Ofor MIDI105CMA13OProgram addres s b us
22EXCLKICrystal oscillator106CMD8I/OProgram memory Data bus
23SMD11I/OWave memory data bus107CMD7I/OProgr am 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 memor y Data bus
27SMD10I/OWave memory data bus111CMD5I/OProgram memory Data bus
28SMD5I /OWave memory data bus112CMD11I/OProgr am memory Data bus
29SMD2I /OWave memory data bus113CMD4I/OP rogram memory Data bus
30SMD13I/OWave memory data bus114CMD12I/OProgram memor y Data bus
31SMD9I /OWave memory data bus115CMD3I/OP rogram memory Data bus
32SMD6I /OWave memory data bus116CMD13I/OProgr am memory Data bus
33SMD1I /OWave memory data bus117CMD2I/OP rogram memory Data bus
34SMD14I/OWave memory data bus118CMD14I/OProgram memor y Data bus
35VCC35Power s upply119VCC119Power s upply
36GND36Ground120GND115Ground
37SMD8I /OWave memory data bus121CMD1I/OProgram memory Data bus
38SMD7I /OWave memory data bus122CMD1 5I/OProgr am memory Data bus
39SMD0I /OWave memory data bus123CMD0I/OProgram memory Data bus
40SMD15I/OWave memory data bus124CMA21OProgram addres s b us
41SOEOread signal125P DT15I/OSWX access da ta bus
42SWEOwrite si gnal126PDT14I/OSWX access data bus
43SRASORAS signal127PDT13I/OSWX a ccess data bus
44SCASOCAS signal128PDT12I/OSWX a ccess data bus
45REFRESHOREFRESH signal129PDT11I/OSWX access data bus
46CS0OCS signal130PDT10I/OSWX a ccess data bus
47SMA0OMemory a ddress b us131PDT9I/OSWX a ccess da ta bus
48SMA16OMemory address bus132P DT8I/OSWX access da ta bus
49VCC49Power s upply133VCC133Power s upply
50GND50Ground134GND134Ground
51SMA1OMemory a ddress b us135PDT7I/OSWX a ccess da ta bus
52SMA15OMemory address bus136P DT6I/OSWX access da ta bus
53SMA2OMemory a ddress b us137PDT5I/OSWX a ccess da ta bus
54SMA14OMemory address bus138P DT4I/OSWX access da ta bus
55SMA3OMemory a ddress b us139PDT3I/OSWX a ccess da ta bus
56SMA13OMemory address bus140P DT2I/OSWX access da ta bus
57SMA4OMemory a ddress b us141PDT1I/OSWX a ccess da ta bus
58SMA12OMemory address bus142P DT0I/OSWX access da ta bus
59SMA5OMemory a ddress b us143VCA143Power supply
60GND60Ground144GND144Ground
61VCC61Power s upply145PAD2ISWX a ccess address bus
62SMA11OMemory address bus146PAD1ISWX access ad dress bus
63SMA6OMemory a ddress b us147PAD0ISWX a ccess address bus
64SMA10OMemory address bus148VCC1 48Power supply
65SMA7OMemory a ddress b us149GND149Gro und
66SMA9OMemory a ddress b us150PCSIChip sel ect
67SMA17OMemory address bus151PW RIwrite ena ble
68SMA8OMemory a ddress b us152PRDIread e nable
69SMA18OMemory address b us153RXD0Ifor MIDI or TO-HOST
70SMA19OMemory address b us154RXD1Ifor MIDI or Key scan
71SMA20OMemory address bus155SCLK IIEXT Clock
72SMA21OMemory address bus156ADINIA/D converter
73SMA22OMemory address bus157A DLROA/D c onverter LR cl ock
74SMA23OMemory address bus158DO0ODAC
75CMA20OProgram addres s bus159DO1ODAC
76CMA19OProgram address bus160SYSCLKO1/ 2 clock
77VCC77Power s upply161V CC161P ower supply
78GND78OGround162GND162Gro und
79CMA18OProgram addres s bus163WCLKOfor DAC LR cloc k
80CMA17OProgram addres s bus164QCLKO1/12 clo ck
81CMA5OProgr am address bus165BCLKOIIS-DAC clock
82CMA6OProgr am address bus166SYIISynch signal
83CMA4OProgr am address bus167IRQ0IInterrupt request
84CMA7OProgr am address bus168NMIIInterrupt request
(XU947A00) SWX000
TONE GENERATOR
PIN
NO.
NAMEI /OFUNCT ION
RM1x
11
RM1x
●
HG73C201FD
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCTI ON
1I CNIInitial clear85CMA3O
2RFCLKIIPLL Cloc k86CMA8O
3TM2IPLL Control87CMA2O
4AVDD_PLLPower s upply88CRDOread si gnal
5AVSS_PL LGround89CMA1OProgr am address bus
6MODE0IMode set90CU BOhigh byte effective sig nal
7V CC7Power supply91VCC91Power supply
8GND8Ground92GHND92Ground
9XINIcrystal oscillator93CS1OCS signal
10XOUTOcrystal oscillator94CMA0OProgram address b us
11MODE1IMode se t95CLBOlow by te effective signal
12TE ST0ITEST pin96CMA12O
13TESTONITEST pin97CMA11OP rogram address b us
14AN0-P40I98CMA 10O
15AN1-P41IAnalog Signal99CMA9O
16AN2-P42I100GND100Ground
17AN3-P43I101CW EOwrite s ignal
18AVDD_ANPower s upply102CMA16O
19AVSS_ANGround103CMA15OProgram addres s b us
20TXD0Ofor MIDI or TO-HOST104CMA 14O
21TXD1Ofor MIDI105CMA13O
22EXCLKI1M Clock for to Hast106CMD8I/O
23SMD11I/O107CMD7I/O
24SMD4I /O108CMD9I/O
25SMD3I /O109CMD6I/O
26SMD12I/O110CMD10I/O
27SMD10I/O111CMD5I /O
28SMD5I /OWave memory data bus112CMD11I/OProgr am memory Data bus
29SMD2I /O113CMD4I/O
30SMD13I/O114CMD12I/O
31SMD9I /O115CMD3I/O
32SMD6I /O116CMD13I/O
33SMD1I /O117CMD2I/O
34SMD14I/O118CMD14I/O
35VCC35Power s upply119V CC119Power supply
36GND36Ground120GND115Ground
37SMD8I /O121CMD1I/O
38SMD7I /OWave memory data bus122CMD1 5I/OProgr am memory Data bus
39SMD0I /O123CMD0I/O
40SMD15I/O124CMA21OProgram addres s b us
41SOEOread signal125P DT15I/O
42SWEOwrite si gnal126PDT14I/O
43SRASORAS signal127PDT13I/O
44SCASOCAS signal128PDT12I/O
45REFRESHOREFRES H si gnal129PDT11I /OSWX a ccess data bus
46CS0OCS signa l130PDT10I/O
47SMA0OMemory addres s bus131PDT9I/O
48SMA16OMemory address b us132PDT8I/O
49VCC49Power s upply133V CC133P ower supply
50GND50Ground134GND134Ground
51SMA1O135PDT7I/O
52SMA15O136PDT6I/O
53SMA2O137PDT5I/O
54SMA14O138PDT4I/O
55SMA3OWave Memor y address b us139PDT3I/OSWX a ccess data bus
56SMA13O140PDT2I/O
57SMA4O141PDT1I/O
58SMA12O142PDT0I/O
59SMA5O143V CC143Power supply
60GND60Ground144GND144Ground
61VCC61Power s upply145PAD2ISWX a ccess address bus
62SMA11O146PAD1ISWX a ccess addres s bus
63SMA6O147PAD0ISWX access ad dress bus
64SMA10O148V CC148Power supply
65SMA7O149GND149Ground
66SMA9O150PCSISWX access Chip select
67SMA17O151PWRISWX a cce ss write e nable
68SMA8OWave Memor y address b us152PRDISWX a ccess read enable
69SMA18O153RXD0Ifor MIDI or TO-HOST
70SMA19O154RXD1Ifor MIDI or Key scan
71SMA20O155SCLKIIEXT Sync Clock
72SMA21O156ADINIFor Ext A/D converter
73SMA22O157ADLROA/D converter LR cl ock
74SMA23O158DO0ODAC
75CMA20OProgram addres s bus159DO1ODAC
76CMA19OProgram address bus160SYSCLKO1/ 2 clock
77VCC77Power s upply161V CC161P ower supply
78GND78OGround162GND162Gro und
79CMA18O163WCLKOfor DAC LR clock
80CMA17O164QCL KO1/12 cl ock
81CMA5O165BCLKOIIS-DAC clock
82CMA6O166S YIISynch signal
83CMA4OProgr am address bus167IRQ0IInterrupt request
84CMA7O168NMIIInterrupt request
(XT890A00) SWX00
TONE GENERATOR
PIN
NO.
NAMEI /OFUNCT ION
12
●
SH7014
PIN
NO.
(XT437A00)
NAME
I/OFUNCTI ON
1PE14OPort E57D11
2PE15O
CPU
Port E
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCT ION
I/O
58D10I/OData bus
3VSS I Ground59D9I/O
4A0 O60D8I/O
5A1O61VSSIGround
6A2 O62D7I/O
7A3O63D6I/OData bus
8A4 O64D5I/O
9A5O65VCCIPower supply
10A6 O66D4I/O
11A7OAddress bus67D3I/O
12A8O68D2I/OData bus
13A9 O69D1I/O
14A10O70D0I/O
15A11O71VSSIGround
16A12O72XTALICLK
17A13O73MD3IMode control
18A14O74EXTALICLK
19A15O75MD2IMode control
20A16O76NMIINon-maskable interrupt request
21VCCIPower supply77VCCIPower supply
22PB1/A17OAddress bus78MD1IMode control
23VSSIGround79MD0IMode control
24/RASO80PLLVCCI
25/CASLOBus control81PLLCAPICLK
26/CASHO82PLLVSSI
27VSSOGround83PA15/CKOPort A
28RDWRO84/RESIReset
29A18O85PE0I
30A19OPort A86PE1I
31A20O87PE2IPort E
32PB9OPort B88PE3I
33VSSIGround89PE4I
34/RDOBus control90VSSIGround
35/WDTOVFONC91AN0I
36/WRHONC92AN1I
37VCCIPower supply93AN2IA/D
38/WRLOBus control94AN3I
39VSSIGround95AN4I
40/CS1OBus control96AN5I
41/CS0OBus control97AVSSIAnalog ground
42PA9OPort A98AN6IA/D
43PA8IPort A99AN7IA/D
44
45
/CS3
/CS2
OBus control100AVCCIPower supply
OBus control101VSSIGround
46PA5O102PE5OPort E
47PA4OPort A103VCCIPower supply
48PA3O104PE6O
49/IRQ0IInterrupt105PE7O
50TXD0OSCI106PE8OPort E
51RXD0ISCI107PE9O
52D15I/O108PE10O
53
54
55
D14
D13
VSS
I/OData bus109VSSIGround
I/O110PE11O
IGround111PE12OPort E
56D12I/OData bus112PE13O
RM1x
PD63200GS-E1
●
μ
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
14/8FSI4/8 Fs selection9R. REFChannel R voltage reference
2D. GNDDigital ground10L. REFChannel L voltage reference
316/8 BITI16 bit/8 bit selection11L. OUTOChannel L output
4D. VDDDigital power supply12A. GNDAnalog ground
5A. GNDAnalog ground13LRCX/WDILeft/right check, Word clock
6R. OUTOChannel R output14LR/RSII
7A. VDD
8A. VDD16 CLKIClock
(XP867A00) DAC (Digital to Analog Converter)
Analog power supply
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
15S I/ LSIISeries inp ut/Ch annel L s eries input
Left/right selection, Channel R series input
13
RM1x
●
HD63266F (XI939A00) FDC (Floppy Disk Controller)
PIN
NO.
NAMEI /OFUNCT ION
18"//5"IData transmission speed33/TRKOITrack 00 signal
2XTALSETIClock select34/INDEXIIndex signal
3/RESETIRest35/RDATAIRead data input from FDD
4E//RDIEnable/Read36XTAL2
5RW//WRIRead/write/Write37EXTAL2Clock
6/CSIChip select38NC
7/DACKIDMA acknowledge39XTAL1
8RS0IRegister select40EXTAL1Clock
9RS1I41VSS4
10VSS142VSS5Ground
11VSS2Ground43NC
12D0I/O44VCC2
13D1I/O45VCC3Power supply
14D2I/O46VCC4
15D3I/OData bus47/WGATEOWrite control
16D4I/O48/WDATAOWrite data to FDD
17D5I/O49VSS6Ground
18D6I /O5 0/ST E POStep signal to cont rol head of F DD
19D 7I /O51/HDIRODirection
20/DREQODMA request52/HLOADOHead load
21/IRQOInterrupt request53/HSELOHead select
22/DENDIData end54VSS7Ground
23VSS3Ground55/DS0O
241/2 EX156/DS1ODrive select
25VCC1Power supply57/DS2O
26NUM1I58/DS3O
27NUM3I59VSS8Ground
28IFSIHost interface select60/MON0O
29SFORMIFormat data61/MON1OMotor on
30/INPIIndex pulse62/MON2O
31/READYIReady from FDD63/MON3O
32/WPRTIWrite control signal64VSS9Ground
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCT ION
●
SED1335F0B (XQ595A00) LCDC (LCD Controller)
PIN
NO.
NAMEI /OFUNCT ION
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCT ION
1VA5O31XD2O
2VA4O32XD1OX driver data bus
3VA3OVRAM address bus33XD0O
4VA2O34XECLOX driver enable chain clock
5VA1O35XSCLOX driver shift clock
6VA0O36VSSGround
7VR/WOVRAM write strobe37LPOLatch pulse
8/VCEOVRAM chip enable38WFOFrame signal
9NC39YDISOLCD power down
10/RESIReset40YDOScan start pulse
11NC41YSCLOScan shift clock
12NC42VD7I/O
13/RDI80: Read strobe, 68: E clock43VD6I/O
14/WRI80: Write strobe, 68: Read/Write44VD5I/O
15SEL2ICPU 80/68 bus select45VD4I/OVRAM data bus
16SEL1I46VD3I/O
17OSC1IClock47VD2I/O
18OSC2O48VD1I/O
19/CSIChip select49VD0I/O
20A0IData bus signal discrimination50VA15O
21VDDPower supply51VA14O
22D0I/O52VA13O
23D1I/O53VA12O
24D2I/O54VA11OVRAM address bus
25D3I/O55VA10O
26D4I/OData bus56VA9O
27D5I/O57VA8O
28D6I/O58VA7O
29D7I/O59VA6O
30XD3OX driver data bus60NC
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y
SED1335F0B
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCT ION
(XQ595A00) LCDC (LCD Controller)
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCT ION
1VA5O31XD2O
2VA4O32XD1OData bus output for 4 bit dot
3VA3OVRAM address bus33XD0O
4VA2O34XECLOS driver enable, chain clock
5VA1O35XSCLOData bus shift clock
6VA0O36Vss-Gr ound
7/VWROVRAM read/write37LPOX driver latch pulse
8/VCEOMemory control38WFOFrame signal for X/Y driver
9/VR D-N ot us ed39YDI SO
Power down signal for displaying off mode
10/RESIInitial clear40YDOScan start signal
11N C-N ot us ed41YS CLOS can shift cloc k
12NC-N ot us ed42VD7I /O
13/RDIRead strobe43VD6I/O
14/WRIWrite strobe44VD5I/O
15SEL2IBus select45VD4I/OVRAM data bus
16SEL1IBus select46VD3I/O
17OSC1IClock47VD2I/O
18OSC2OClock48VD1I/O
19/CSIChip select49VD0I/O
20A0IData mode select50VA15O
21Vdd-Power supply51VA14O
22D0I/O52VA13O
23D1I/O53VA12O
24D2I/O54VA11OVRAM address bus
25D3I/OData bus55VA10O
26D4I/O56VA9O
27D5I/O57VA8O
28D6I/O58VA7O
29D7I/O59VA6O
30XD3OData bus output for 4 bit dot60NC-Not used
RM1x
●
SED1335FOB
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OF UNCTION
1VA5O31XD2O
2VA4O32XD1OX Driver Data Bus
3VA3O33XD0O
VRAM Data Bus
17OSC1IOs cillator147VD2I/O
18OSC2OOscillator248VD1I /O
19/CSIChip Select Input Signal49VD0I/O
20A0IData Bus Signal Kind Judgement50VA15O
Note: See parts list for details of circuit board component parts.
See PANEL SWITCH TABLE on C2 of OVERALL CIRCUIT
DIAGRAM.
to DM-CN5to DM-CM3to DM-CN1
22
to DM-CN4
Component side
• PN 1/3Circuit Board
RM1x
Patternside
PN: 2NA-V260490
2
△
23
RM1x
• PN 2/3 Circuit Board• PN 3/3 Circuit Board
TIME STRECHCLOCK SHIFT
CUT OFFRESONANCEEG DECAY
GATE TIME
VEROCITY
PITCH
BEND
Component side
to DM-CN2
VOLUME
to DM-CN8
Component side
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Patternside
Patternside
Note: See parts list for details of circuit board component parts.
See PANEL SWITCH TABLE on C2 of OVERALL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM.
PN:2NA-V260490
2
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TEST PROGRAM & INITIALIZE
1.TEST PROGRAM
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PREPARATIONS
Measuring instruments:low frequency oscillator, frequency counter, oscilloscope,
volt meter (JIS- C curve), keyboard amplifier, etc.
Jigs:MIDI cable, floppy disk (2HD, formatted), etc.
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TEST PROGRAM
TEST No.TESTTEST RESULT
A How to enter the test program
B Proceeding through the tests
C Test program
C- 1 SYSTEM RAM OK / NG
C- 2 RAM Battery OK
C- 3 LCD Vertical Stripes (by seconds)
C- 4 LED light up Red, green
C- 5 Panel switch ON / OFF
C- 6 Encoder 1 OK, 0-30-0-30
C- 7 Encoder 2 OK, 0-30-0-30
C- 8 Encoder 3 OK, 0-30-0-30
C- 9 Encoder 4 OK, 0-30-0-30
C-10 Knob 1 OK, 64-128-0-64
C-11 Knob 2 OK, 64-128-0-64
C-12 Knob 3 OK, 64-128-0-64
C-13 Knob 4 OK, 64-128-0-64
C-14 Knob 5 OK, 64-128-0-64
C-15 Knob 6 OK, 64-128-0-64
C-16 Knob 7 OK, 64-128-0-64
C-17 Knob 8 OK, 64-128-0-64
C-18 FOOT SW OK, 0-1-0
C-19 FDD OK
C-20 MIDI IN / OUT OK
C-21 WAVE ROM OK
C-22 PCM sine wave sound OUTPUT (L) OUTPUT (L):
PHONES (L): less than -68 dBm
C-24 Factory Set
C-25 EXIT
* Noise level
*Note) OUTPUT (L) and OUTPUT (R) are occasionally abbreviated as L and R.
+2 +/- 2 dBm load 10 kohm
(R ):
less than -76 dBm
(R):
less than -68 dBm
(R ):
+2 +/- 2 dBm load 10 kohm
(R):
-5 +/- 2 dBm load 33 ohm
OUTPUT (L), OUTPUT (R):
less than -78 dBm
PHONES (L), PHONES (R):
less than -78 dBm
RM1x
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RM1x
A.
HOW TO ENTER THE TEST PROGRAM
While pressing the [PATTERN], [PATT CHAIN]
and [UTIL] buttons, turn the power switch on.
The following message will appear on the LCD
.
**RM1x TEST**
MAIN Ver #.##
SUB Ver #.##
[F1]:AUTO
[F2]:MANUAL
[F3]:Facto ry Set
[F4]:Exit
Use the [F1], [F2], [F3] and [F4] switches to
select the appropriate test mode.
When the [F1] switch is pressed, the auto mode
test is entered.
When the [F2] switch is pressed, the manual
mode test is entered.
The [F3] switch is pressed, the “C-24 Factory
Set” is started.
The [F4] switch is pressed, the “C-25 EXIT” is
started.
B.
PROCEEDING THROUGH THE TESTS
Auto Mode
When the auto mode test is entered, the
following display will appear:
**RM1x TEST** AUTO
MAIN Ver #.##
SUB Ver #.##
When the [+1] switch is pressed, the test is
automatically executed from the test where the
error occurs.
The [F4] switch is pressed, the “C-25 EXIT” is
started.
Manual Mode
When the manual mode test is enterd, the
following display wil l appear:
**RM1x TEST**MANUAL
MAIN Ver #.##
SUB Ver #.##
01:RAM R/W
[F4]:Exit
Use the [+1] and [-1] switches to select the
appropriate test number.
When the [ENTER] switch is pressed, the test of
the selected number is executed.
The [F4] switch is pressed, the “C-25 EXIT” is
started.
Test Selection When An Error Is Detected
In each test, if
“NG”
(
No Good
) error is
detected, pressing [F4] switch will make the
undermentioned.
You can then retry the test or another test.
Auto Mode ---------->
Manual Mode ------->
However, this method does not correspond at
the test of “C-5 PANEL SWITCH”.
error processing state
test number waiting state
01:RAM R/W
[F4]:Exit
Use the [+1] and [-1] switches to select the
appropriate test number.
When the [ENTER] switch is pressed, the test is
sequentially executed from the selected test number.
When the [ENTER] switch is pressed without
setting anything, the test is automatically
executed from “C-1 RAM”.
The error message is displayed when an error
occurs and the test stops.
In this case, the error is processed with either
of the [ENTER], [+1] or [F4] switches.
When the
automatically executed again from the test
where the err or occurs.
[ENTER
] switch is pressed, the test is
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C. TEST PROGRAM
This test program explains the manual mode.
C-1 SYSTEM RAM READ / WRITE TE
01: RAM R/W
This is the read/write check for the MAIN CPU
RAM. The test result appears on the LCD.
Display Of Test Results
OK
01: RAM R/W
OK
NG
01: RAM R/W
NG
ST
RM1x
Test End
After displaying the test result and the test will
be finished.
All the RAM data will be restored.
Press the [F4] switch to exit the test, press the
[+1] switch to proceed with the next test and
then the [ENTER] switch to execute the next
test.
C-2 RAM BATTERY TEST
02: RAM Battery
This test checks that the voltage of the RAM
backup battery is greater than 2.9V and less
than 3.5V at the A / D input terminal of CPU.
The “OK” will be displayed when the voltage
is within the range.
Display Of Test Results
OK
02: RAM Battery
3.2V OK
NG
02: RAM Battery
#.#V Low NG
02: RAM Battery
#.#V High NG
C-3 LCD ALL ON / OFF TEST
03: LCD Check
Confirm that all LCD dots blink. Each line should
blink in one (1) second intervals.
Confirm that the LCD dots light normally.
Confirm that the LCD contrast changes when
rotating the contrast adjustment volume.
Display Of Test Results
Not appearing
Test End
Press the [F4] switch to end the test.
Press the [+1] switch to proceed with the next
test and then the [ENTER] switch to execute
the next test.
C-4 LED ON / OFF TEST
04: LED Check
Confirm that LED lights on and off sequentially
from the left of Fig. 1 and all LED’s light on
and off at the same time.
The above-mentioned procedure are repeated
until being interrupted.
Test End
Displays the test result and ends the test.
Press the [+1] switch to proceed with the next
test and then the [ENTER] switch to execute
the next test.
Notes) ○ mark is red LED, ◇ mark is green LED, mark is 7- Seg. LED
Display Of Test Results
Not appearing
Test End
Press the [F4] switch to ends the test.
Press the [+1] switch to proceed with the next
test and then the [ENTER] switch to execute
the next test.
RM1x
(Fig. 1 )
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RM1x
C-5 PANEL SWITCH TEST
When it is normal, a piano tone is generated
while being press on the switch.
05: Panel Switch
NG is di splayed when another switch is pressed
and a piano tone does not generate. Aft er this,
the test advances to t he next switch test when a
Press the panel switches consec utively from the
[F1] switch to the [ENTER] switch, according to
the order indi cated by the LCD. Confirm all
switches are working properly.
Confirm the 32 channel sounds generate.
05: Panel Switch
correct switch is pressed.
The test result is displayed if all switches are normal.
Assume that the operation of 32CH was
confirmed when 32 times the sound generates
continuously.
The order of the switc h check and the pitches
are shown in the Table 1 and Fig. 2.
Push [MODE ]
SwitchPitch SwitchPitch SwitchPitch SwitchPitch
F1C 3 UPG 3 OCT UPEb2Db4D
F2D 3 INC/YESA 3 E 2E 2 D 4D 4
F3E 3 LEFTB 3 F 2F 2 Eb4E
F4F 3 DOWNC 4 Gb2G
b
2 E 4E 4
KNOBG 3 RIGHTD 4 G 2G 2 F 4F 4
RECC 3 PATTERNC 3 Ab2A
b
2 TAPGb4
TOPD 3 PATT CHAIND 3 A 2A 2
STOPE 3 SONGE 3 Bb2B
b
2
PLAYF 3 UTILITYF 3 B 2B 2
BWDG 3 GROOVEG 3 C 3C 3
FWDA 3 PLAY FXA 3 Db3D
b
3
SHIFTC 3 MIDI DELAYB 3 D 3D 3
TRACKD 3 ARPEGGIOC 4 Eb3E
b
3
TRANSPOSEE 3 VOICED 4 E 3E 3
NUMF 3 VOICE EDITE 4 F 3F 3
MUTEG 3 EFFECTF 4 Gb3G
b
3
SECTIONA 3 SETUPG 4 G 3G 3
ARPEGGIO ONB 3 DISKA 4 Ab3A
b
3
DISP LEFTC 3 JOBB 4 A 3A 3
DISP RIGHTD 3 EDITC 5 Bb3B
b
3
EXITE 3 SPLITD 5 B 3B 3
DEC/NOF 3 OCT DOWND 2 C 4C 4
Notes) Make sure all switches marked ■ are working properly.
RM1x
Display Of Test Results
NG
05: Panel Switch
Push [MODE ] NG
Test End
After displaying the test result when the check
to the [TAP] switch end and the test will be
finished.
After Pressing the [F4] to exit the test, press the
[+1] switch to proceed with the next test and
then the [ENTER] switch to execute the next test.
Refer to “B PROCEEDING THROUGH THE
TESTS” if the “NG” occurs while testing.
C-6 ENCODER 1 [F1] TEST
06: Encoder 1
RIGHT 00
Confirm the Encoder corresponding to the
switch are working properly from the left side.
When you rotate the Encoder clockwise according
to the LCD display, the value at the right of the
LCD simply increases from 0 to 30. When you
rotate the Encoder counterclockwise, the value
at the right of the LCD simply increases from 0
to 30. After that, confirm that the OK appears on
the LCD.
06: Encoder1
RIGHT xx
06: Encoder1
LEFT xx
(where xx= current ENCODER 1 value)
[F1]
C-10 KNOB 1 (BEAT STRETCH) TEST
According to the target value displayed on the
LCD, slowly rotate the KNOB 1.
Check that the value changes from 64 to 128
then to 00 and back to 64 ( in other words, center
to top then to bottom and back to center). After
that, confirm that the “OK” appears on the LCD.
10: Knob 1
xxx 64
(where xxx= current KNOB 1 value)
10: Knob 1
xxx yyy
(where xxx= current KNOB 1 value and
yyy= target value)
Display Of Test Results
OK
10: Knob1
064 064 OK
NG Not appearing
When the value of the display passes 64 after
64-128-00 and passes 64 , OK is displayed.
Test End
After displaying the test result and the test will
be finished.
After Pressing the [F4] to exit the test, press the
[+1] switch to proceed with the next test and
then the [ENTER] switch to execute the next test
Refer to “B PROCEEDING THROUGH THE
TESTS” if the “NG” occurs while testing.
Display Of Test Results
OK
06: Encoder1
LEFT 00
OK
NG Not appearing
Test End
After displaying the test result and the test will
be finished.
After Pressing the [F4] to exit the test, press the
[+1] switch to proceed with the next test and
then the [ENTER] switch to execute the next test.
Refer to “B PROCEEDING THROUGH THE
TESTS” if the “NG” occurs while testing.
C-7ENCODER 2 [F2] TEST
C-8ENCODER 3 [F3] TEST
C-9ENCODER 4 [F4] TEST
These tests can be performed in the same manner
as the test C-6, “ENCODER 1
[F2]
TEST”.
C-11 KNOB 2 (CLOCK SHIFT) TEST
C-12 KNOB 3 (GATE TIME) TEST
C-13 KNOB 4 (VELOCITY) TEST
C-14 KNOB 5 (CUTOFF) TEST
C-15 KNOB 6 (RESONANCE) TEST
C-16 KNOB 7 (EG DECAY) TEST
C-17 KNOB 8 (PITCH BEND) TEST
These tests can be performed in the same
manner as the test
“
,
C-10
KNOB 1 (BEAT) TEST
C-18 FOOT SW TEST
18: FOOT SW
0
Connect a foot switch and press it on and off.
Check that the display on the LCD changes
from off to on then back to off and verify that to
the “OK” result is displayed.
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RM1x
.
.
Display Of Test Results
OK
18: FOOT SW
1 OK
NGNot appearing
Test End
After displaying the test result the test will be finished.
After pressing the [F4] to exit the test, press the
[+1] switch to proceed with the next test and then
the [ENTER] switch to execute the next test.
Refer to “B PROCEEDING THROUGH THE
TESTS” if the “NG” occurs while testing.
C-19 FDD TEST
19: FDD
(WRITE/READ)
Insert the floppy disk (2HD, formatted) which is
set to “prot ect off” position. Press the [ENTER]
to ex ecute the write/read test by using the test
two pattern.
Confirm that “OK” is displayed.
Display Of Test Results
OK
20: MIDI (IN/OUT)
OK
NG
20: MIDI (IN/OUT)
NG
TIME OUT
ERROR
20: MIDI (IN/OUT)
TIMEOUT
(When the reception does not end
within the fixed time)
Test End
After displaying the test result the test will be finished
Press the [+1] switch to proceed with the next test and
then the [ENTER] switch to execute the next test.
Refer to “B PROCEEDING THROUGH THE
TESTS” if the “NG” occurs while testing.
C-21 WAVE ROM TEST
21: WAVE ROM
Display Of Test Results
OK
19:FDD (WRITE/READ)
OK
NG
19: FDD
(WRITE/READ)
Error Code
RDERR: Read error
WRERR: Write error
NODSK: No disk (FD is not install ed)
UNFORM : Unformat (FD i s unformatted)
WRPRT: Write protect
Test End
After displaying the test result and the test will
befinished.
After pressing the [F4] to exit the test, press the
[+1] switch to proceed with the next test and
then the [ENTER] switch to execute the next test.
Refer to “B PROCEEDING THROUGH THE
TESTS” if the “NG” occurs while testing
.
C-20 MIDI IN/OUT TEST
20: MIDI (IN/OUT)
After connecting the MIDI IN to the MIDI OUT
via- a MIDI cable, execute the test.
The test result appears on the LCD.
Confirm that the read test of the “WAVE ROM
and the display of OK appears.
Display Of Test Results
OK
21: WAVE ROM
OK
NG
21: WAVE ROM
NG
Test End
After displaying the test result the test will be finished
After pressing the [F4] to exit the test, press the
[+1] switch to proceed with the next test and then
the [ENTER] switch to execute the next test.
C-22 PCM SOUND OUTPUT (OUTPUT L)
TEST
22: PCM SIN 1kHz L
The VOLUME control must be set at maximum.
Insert the appropriate phone plugs into each
output jack and check the OUTPUT (L, R),
PHONES (L, R) outputs.
If necessary, verify the frequency, output
waveform and output level of each output using
a fr equancy countor, oscilloscope and AC
voltmeter (with JIS-C filter). Listed below are the
specifications and conditions of each output
during this test.
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RM1x
OUTPUT (L): 1 kHz +/- 3.0 Hz, Sine wave
+2 +/- 2 dBm (10 kHz load),
Distorti on : less than 0.5%
:
less than -76 dBm
OUTPUT
PHONES (
PHONES
The LCD display during the sound output.
(R)
5 +/- 2 dBm (33 ohm load),
L) :
Distortion : less than 0.5%
less than -68 dBm
(R)
:
22: PCM SIN 1kHz L
ON
Display Of Test Results
Not appearing
Test End
Press the [F4] switch to finish the test.
After press the [F4] switch to exit the test, press
the [ +1] switch to proceed wi th t he next test and
then the [ENTER] switch to execute the next test.
-23 PCM SINE WAVE 1kHz OUTPUT
(R) TEST
23: PCM SIN 1kHz R
The VOLUME control must be set at maximum.
Insert the appropriate phone plugs into each
output jack and check the OUTPUT (L, R),
PHONES (L, R) outputs. If necessary, verify the
frequency, output waveform and output level of
each output using a frequancy countor,
oscilloscope and AC voltmeter (with JIS-C filter).
Listed below are the specifications and
conditions of each output during this test.
OUTPUT (
OUTPUT
PHONES (
PHONES
The LCD display during the sound output.
1 kHz +/- 3.0 Hz, Sine wave
R):
+2 +/- 2 dBm (10 kHz load),
Distorti on : less than 0.5%
:
less than -76 dBm
(L)
R):
5 +/- 2 dBm (33 ohm load)
Distortion : less than 0.5%
:
(L)
less than -68 dBm
23: PCM SIN 1kHz R
ON
Display Of Test Results
Not appearing
C-24. FACTORY SETTINGS
24: Factory Set
This test is used to initialize the following data to
the factory settings.
System Data
Song Data
Sequence data
When this test is executed, the following
display will appear.
24: Factory Set
[NO] or [YES] ?
[YES] : execute the factory settings.
[NO] : not execute the factory settings.
Display Of Test Results
When the factory set is set.
24: Factory Set
OK
When the factory set is not set.
24: Factory Set
not set
Test End
After displaying the test result the test will be
finished.
After press the [F4] to exit the test, press the
[+1] switch to proceed with the next test and
then the [ENTER] switch to execute the next
test.
Metronome = REC
Click Beat = 4’s note
Interval Time = 100 ms
Edit Event List TG View = ON
Test End
Press the [F4] switch to finish the test.
After press the [F4] to exit the test, press the
[+1] switch to proceed with the next test and
then the [ENTER] switch to execute the next test.
MIDI SYNC = Internal
MIDI Control = Out
Echo Back =Thru
MIDI Filter in = All Receive
MIDI Filter out = All Transmit
TG Parameter = OFF
Voice Setup to TG = ON
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RM1x
Keyboard Velocity setting = 100
Event Chase = OFF
Setup Mode = Pattern Mode
Song Number = 1
Rec. track = 1
Pattern Number = Preset 001
Section = A
REC MODE
Phrase Rec. Loop = ON
Rec. Pre. Count = 1 Ber
Tempo = 120.0 bpm
Rhythm = 4 / 4
Transpose = 0
Jump Type = OFF
=Step Rec. Single
Track Recording
C-25 EXIT
25: Exit
When the RM1x exits the test program, the
RM1X becomes the play mode. W hen this test
is executed, the following display will appear.
2. INITIARIZE
If you wish to reset the RM1x’s settings to the factory condition,
you can perform the Initialization operation.
1 While holding down the [OCT DOWN] and [OCT UP]
buttons and the F#/Gb key [ALL] located at their right, turn on
the STANDBY/ON switch.
2 When “RM1x” appears in the display, release the keys.
When initialization has been performed, “Factory Set”
3
appears briefly in the display.
CAUTION!
When initialization is performed, all internal memory will be
erased. If you wish to keep any of your data, you must save
it to floppy disk before initializing.
25: Exit
[NO] or [YES] ?
[YES] : exit the test program.
[NO] : return the test entry mode.
D. OTHERS
When the power switch is turned ON and
OFF, confirm that the clicking noises of the
OUTPUT and PHONES are less than 0.5V p-p.
When the RM1x exits the test program and
returns to play mode, confirm that the noise
levels of each output are as follows.
(
A JIS-C curve filter is required for the measurements.)
OUTPUT (L) ------------> less than -78 dBm
(R)
OUTPUT
PHONES (L) ------------> less than -78 dBm
PHONES
Confirm that the RM1x starts on a usual initial
screen when you turn on the power switch
again after the Factory Set is executed in “A
HOW TO ENTER THE TEST PROGRAM”,
the power switch is turned off and three
minutes or more pass.
When the RAM data are destroyed, “Backup
Battey Low” or “Factory Set” is displayed.
------------> less than -78 dBm
(R)
------------> less than -78 dBm
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● Monitor
No DataWhen a job is executed, this will appear if the selected track or area contains no data,
making the job invalid. Re-select the area.
Illegal InputThis will appear in response to inappropriate operation or input. Check your input
method.
Illegal Track NumberAn unavailable or otherwise improper track number has been specified. Select a
different track.
Illegal Phrase NumberAn unavailable or otherwise improper phrase number has been specified. Select a
different phrase.
Illegal MeasureAn unavailable or otherwise improper measure number has been specified. Select a
different measure number.
Illegal Check BoxThis message will appear if no check boxes are checked in any of the corresponding
track jobs. At least one check box must be checked.
No F7 (End of Exc.)This message indicates that no “End of Exclusive” byte (F7) was included with a MIDI
exclusive data entry or edit. Be sure to include F7.
Preset PhraseThis will appear when you attempt to edit a Preset Phrase. If you wish to edit a preset
phrase, you must first copy it to a User Phrase.
Preset PatternThis will appear when you attempt to record to a Preset Pattern. You cannot record to
Preset Patterns.
Pattern Length MismatchA job has resulted in a pattern having more than the maximum of 256 measures.
Phrase Number OverflowAll available user phrases (256 maximum) have been used up when recording,
executing a job, or editing.
RM1x
● System
Backup Battery LowThis will appear when the internal backup battery of the RM1x has run down. Replace the
battery to a new one.
Memory FullThis will appear when internal memory is full and it is not possible to record, edit, execute
a job, receive MIDI, or load from floppy disk. Delete unneeded songs, patterns, or user
phrases, and try the operation once again.
Factory SetAfter the power is switched ON, a system diagnosis is run on the RM1x’s system. If the
diagnosis finds the RAM to be defective, this message will appear and the memory will be
reset to its original factory settings. Data for User Song, User Patterns, and User Phrases
will all be eliminated.
Memory ProtectYou have attempted to execute a recording, editing, or job function when the UTILITY
mode Memory Protect function is ON.
● MIDI
Exc. Adrs ErrorThis appears when the received Exclusive data contains an address error.
Exc. Data ErrorThis appears when the received Exclusive data contains a data size error.
MIDI Buffer FullThis will appear when the MIDI reception buffer of the RM1x has filled up, and
processing is not possible. Try decreasing the amount of data or increasing the
interval time and transmit the data once again.
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●Disk
Disk FullThis will appear if the floppy disk is full and has no room to save the file. Either use a
new floppy disk, or delete unneeded files before trying the operation once again.
File Not FoundWhen loading, this will appear if the specified file does not exist in the floppy disk.
Insert the disk once again, and try the operation again.
Bad Disk Format Now?The floppy disk is faulty. Press the [Yes +1] button to format the disk.
(Y/N)
No DiskThis indicates that the floppy disk is not correctly inserted into the RM1x. Insert the
floppy disk correctly.
Unformat Format Now?This will appear if the floppy disk is not formatted. Press the [Yes +1] button to format
(Y/N)the disk.
Write ProtectedThis will appear if the write-protect slider of the floppy disk is in the write prohibit
position. Remove the floppy disk, close the write-protect slider, and try the operation
once again.
Bad FileThis will appear when you attempt to load a defective file.
Illegal FormatThis will appear if the floppy disk is of a format which the RM1x is not able to handle.
Check the contents of the disk.
Disk ChangedThis will appear if you have exchanged disks when you should not have. Try the
operation once again from the beginning.
Can’t Change File NameWhen renaming, this will appear if the floppy disk already contains a file with a name
identical to the specified filename. Specify a different filename.
Illegal FileWhen loading, this will appear if the specified file cannot be handled by the RM1x.
Check the contents of the file.
No DataWhen saving data to floppy disk, this will appear if the selected song or style contains
no data, and the save operation is invalid. Select a different song or style.
● Messages other than error messages
Can’t Undo. Ok? (Y/N)If executing a job would fill up the internal memory so that Undo will not be available,
this message will appear. If you are sure that you will not need to Undo this job,
press the [YES +1] button. To cancel without executing the job, press the [NO -1]
button, and delete unneeded songs, patterns, or user phrases before trying the
operation once again.
Are you sure? (Y/N)Before an operation is executed, this message will ask you for confirmation. Use the
[YES +1]/[NO -1] button to either cancel or execute.
CompletedThis will appear when the current process has been completed. Press any button
and the message will disappear.
Executing...When loading, saving, or formatting, this message will appear while the job is being
executed. Please wait.
■CONFIRMATION OF MIDI DATA
If you want to confirm the MIDI data, you can see them on the owner’s manual or PDF service manual.
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YAMAHA [ Music Sequencer --- voice part ] Date:08-SEP-1998
Model RMlx MIDI Implementation Chart Version : 1.0
Note0 - 1270 - 127
Number : True voice**************
Velocity Note ONo 9nH,v=1-127o v=1-127
Note OFFx 9nH,v=0x
After Key'soo
Touch Ch'soo
Pitch Bendoo
0-121oo
Control
Change
Progo 0 - 127o 0 - 127
Change : True #***********
System Exclusiveoo
: Song Pos.o *2o *1
Common : Song Sel.o *2o *1
: Tunexx
System :Clocko *2o *3
Real Time :Commandso *2o *1
:
Aux :
:
Mes- :
All Sound Off
Reset All Cntrls
Local ON/OFF
All Notes OFF
oo
oo
oo
xx
sages: Active Sensexx
: Resetxx
Notes:*1 if MIDI control is in or in/out
*2 if MIDI control is out or in/out
*3 if MIDI sync is external
send MMC (stop,deffered play,locate) if sync mode is MTC.
receive MTC quarter frame message if sync mode is MTC.
Mode 1 : OMNI ON, POLY Mode 2 : OMNI ON, MONO o : Yes
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Mode 3 : OMNI OFF, POLY Mode 4 : OMNI OFF, MONO x : No
RM1x
MIDI DATA FORMAT
The RM1x tone generator and sequencer blocks handle different MIDIevents. These are listed seqparately in
the MIDI Data Format as well as in the MIDI Implementation Chart.
n Tone generator block (Voice part)
(1) TRANSMIT FLOW
SW1 [] Data received from MIDI will be sounded by part "n" ("n" being the receive channel).
(3) TRANSMIT/RECEIVE DATA
(3-1) CHANNEL VOICE MESSAGES
(3-1-1) NOTE OFF
STATUS1000nnnn(8nH)n = 0 ~ 15 VOICE CHANNEL NUMBER
NOTE NUMBER0kkkkkkkk = 0 (C-2) ~ 127 (G8)
VELOCITY0vvvvvvvv is ignored
Received only.
(3-1-2) NOTE ON/OFF
STATUS1001nnnn(9nH)n = 0 ~ 15 VOICE CHANNEL NUMBER
NOTE NUMBER0kkkkkkkk = 0 (C-2) ~ 127 (G8)
VELOCITY0vvvvvvv(v-0)NOTE ON
(3-1-3) PROGRAM CHANGE
STATUS1100nnnn(CnH)n = 0 ~ 15 VOICE CHANNEL NUMBER
PROGRAM NUMBER0pppppppp = 0 ~ 127
(3-1-4) PITCH BEND CHANGE
STATUS1110nnnn(EnH)n = 0 ~ 15 VOICE CHANNEL NUMBER
LSB0vvvvvvvPITCH BEND CHANGE LSB
MSB0vvvvvvvPITCH BEND CHANGE MSB
14 bit resolution
MSB
00000000B ( 00H )minimum value
01000000B ( 40H )center value
01111111B ( 7FH )maximum Value
Transmitted according to the Assignable Knobs 1 - 8 settings.
(3-1-5) CONTROL CHANGE
STATUS 1011nnnn(BnH)n = 0 ~ 15 VOICE CHANNEL NUMBER
CONTROLNUMBER0ccccccc
CONTROLVALUE0vvvvvvv
* The CONTROL NUMBER to be transmitted.
c = 0 BANK SEL MSB; v = 0:GM VOICE
c = 32 BANK SEL LSB; v = 0 - 127*3
c = 1 MODULATION; v = 0 - 127
c = 7 MAIN VOLUME; v = 0 - 127
c = 11 EXPRESSION; v = 0 - 127
c = 16 AC1 CONTROLLER; v = 0 - 127*2
c = 64 SUSTAIN SWITCH; v = 0-63:OFF , 64-127:ON
c = 1 - 119 (except 32) are transmitted according to the Assignable Knobs 1 - 8 settings.
c = 64 is transmitted according to the Foot Switch setting.
* The CONTROL NUMBER to be received.
c = 0 BANK SEL MSB; v = 0:GM VOICE,
c = 32 BANK SEL LSB; v = 0 - 127
c = 1 MODULATION; v = 0 - 127
c = 5 PORTAMENTO TIME; v = 0 - 127*2
c = 6 DATA ENTRY MSB; v = 0 - 127*1
c = 38 DATA ENTRY LSB; v = 0 - 127*1
c = 7 MAIN VOLUME; v = 0 - 127
c = 10 PANPOT; v = 0 - 127
c = 11 EXPRESSION; v = 0 - 127
c = 16 AC1 CONTROLLER; v = 0 - 127*2
c = 64 SUSTAIN SWITCH; v = 0-63:OFF , 64-127:ON
c = 65 PORTAMENTO SWITCH ; v = 0-63:OFF , 64-127:ON *2
c = 66 SOSTENUTO; v = 0-63:OFF , 64-127:ON
c = 67 SOFT PEDAL; v = 0-63:OFF , 64-127:ON
c = 71 HARMONIC CONTENT ; v = 0:-64 - 64:0 - 127:+63
c = 72 RELEASE TIME; v = 0:-64 - 64:0 - 127:+63
c = 73 ATTACK TIME; v = 0:-64 - 64:0 - 127:+63
c = 74 BRIGHTNESS; v = 0:-64 - 64:0 - 127:+63
c = 75 SOUND CONTROLLER 6 ; v = 0:-64 - 64:0 - 127:+63
c = 76 SOUND CONTROLLER 7 ; v = 0:-64 - 64:0 - 127:+63
c = 84 PORTAMENT CONTROL ; v = 0 - 127 *2
c = 91 EFFECT SEND LEVEL 1 ; v = 0 - 127
c = 93 EFFECT SEND LEVEL 3 ; v = 0 - 127
c = 94 EFFECT SEND LEVEL 4 ; v = 0 - 127
c = 96 DATA ENTRY INC; v = 127*1
c = 97 DATA ENTRY DEC; v = 127*1
*1 Used only to set the parameter specified by RPN
*2 Not valid for rhythm voices.
*3 When MSB is 0,126 or 127, this is 0.
When MSB is 63, this is 0-6.
MODULATION controls the depth of vibrato.
PORTAMENTO TIME adjusts the speed of the pitch change if the Portamento Switch = ON. A setting
of 0 produces the shortest portamento time, and 127 produces the longest portamento time. This value
is valid only for the Portamento Switch (Ctr#65).
PANPOT produces change relative to the preset value of the voice, both for melody voices and for
rhythm voices.
For PORTAMENTO CONTROL, the portamento time is always fixed at 0.
EFFECT SEND LEVEL 1 controls the Reverb send.
EFFECT SEND LEVEL 3 controls the Chorus send.
EFFECT SEND LEVEL 4 controls the Variation send.
HARMONIC CONTENT adjusts the resonance specified by the Voice. This is a relative parameter, and
specifies an increase or decrease centered at 64. Higher values will produce a more distinctive tone.
For some voices, the effective range maybe less than the range of the setting.
RELEASE TIME adjusts the envelope release time specified by the Voice. This is a relative parameter,
and specifies an increase or decrease centered at 64.
ATTACK TIME adjusts the envelope attack time specified by the Voice. This is a relative parameter,
and specifies an increase or decrease centered at 64.
00000000(v=0)NOTE OFF
63:RM1x VOICE,
126:RM1x DRUM KIT,
127:GM DRUM
63:RM1x VOICE,
126:RM1x DRUM KIT,
127:GM DRUM
(Only when Variation Connection = System)
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SOUND CONTROLLER 6 adjusts the envelope decay time specified by the Voice. This is a relative
parameter, and specifies an increase or decrease centered at 64.
BRIGHTNESS adjusts the cutoff frequency specified by the Voice. This is a relative parameter, and
specifies an increase or decrease centered at 64. Decreasing the value will make the sound more
mellow. For some voices, the effective range may be less than the range of the setting.
SOUND CONTROLLER 7 adjusts the LFO Frequency specified by the Voice. This is a relative
parameter, and specifies an increase or decrease centered at 64.
(3-2) CHANNEL MODE MESSAGES
STATUS1011nnnn(BnH)n = 0 ~ 1 5 VOICE CHANNEL NUMBER
CONTROL NUMBER0cccccccc = CONTROL NUMBER
CONTROL VALUE0vvvvvvvv = DATA VALUE
(3-2-1) ALL SOUND OFF(CONTROL NUMBER = 78H , DATA VALUE = 0)
Turns off the sound of all currently sounding notes on the corresponding channel. The status of
channel messages such as Note On and Hold On is also turned off.
(3-2-2) RESET ALL CONTROLLERS (CONTROL NUMBER = 79H , DATA VALUE = 0)
Resets the values of the following controllers.
PITCH BEND CHANGE0 (center)
MODULATION0 (of f)
AC1 CONTROLLER0 (minimum)
EXPRESSION127 (maximum)
SUSTAIN SWITCH0 (of f)
PORTAMENTO SWITCH0 (off)
SOSTENUTO SWITCH0 (off)
SOFT PEDAL0 (off)
NRPNUn-set status. Internal data will not change.
RPNUn-set status. Internal data will not change.
PORTAMENT CONTROLreset
The following data will not change.
PROGRAM CHANGE, BANK SELECT MSB/LSB, VOLUME, PAN, HARMONIC CONTENT,
RELEASE TIME, ATTACK TIME, BRIGHTNESS, SOUND CONTROLLER 6,SOUND
CONTROLLER 7, DRY SEND LEVEL,EFFECT SEND LEVEL 1, EFFECT SEND LEVEL 3,EFFECT
SEND LEVEL 4,PITCH BEND SENSITIBITY, FINE TUNING, COURSE TUNING
(3-2-3) ALL NOTE OFF (CONTROL NUMBER = 7BH , DATA VALUE = 0)
Turns off all notes of the corresponding channel which are on. However if Sustain or Sostenuto are on,
the sound will continue until these are turned off.
(3-2-4) OMNI MODE OFF (CONTROL NUMBER = 7CH , DATA VALUE = 0)
Performs the same processing as when ALL NOTE OFF is received. Sets the VOICE RECEIVE
CHANNEL to OMNI OFF and CHANNEL = 1.
(3-2-5) OMNI MODE ON (CONTROL NUMBER = 7DH , DATA VALUE = 0)
Performs the same processing as when ALL NOTE OFF is received. Does not set OMNI ON. Sets the
VOICE RECEIVE CHANNEL to OMNI ON.
(3-2-6) MONO (CONTROL NUMBER = 7EH , DATA VALUE = 0)
Performs the same processing as when All SOUND OFF is received, and if the 3rd byte (mono
number) is in the range 0 - 16, sets the corresponding channel to Mode 4 (m=1). If in the VOICE
MODE, Mode 2 (m=1) is also possible, according to the VOICE RECEIVE CHANNEL.
(3-2-7) POLY (CONTROL NUMBER = 7FH , DATA VALUE = 0)
Performs the same processing as when ALL SOUND OFF is received, and sets the corresponding
channel to Mode 3. When in the VOICE MODE, Mode 1 is also possible, according to the VOICE
RECEIVE CHANNEL.
(3-3) REGISTERED PARAMETER NUMBER
STATUS1011nnnn(BnH)n = 0 - 15 VOICE CHANNEL NUMBER
LSB01100100(64H)
RPN LSB0ppppppp
MSB01100101(65H)
RPN MSB0qqqqqqq
DATA ENTRY MSB00000110(06H)
DATA VALUE0mmmmmmmm = Data Value
DATA ENTRY LSB00100110(26H)
DATA VALUE0llllllll = Data Value
First transmit an RPN MSB and RPN LSB to specify the parameter that is to be controlled, then use
Data Entry to set the value of the specified parameter.
RPND.ENTRY
LSB MSB MSB LSBPARAMETER NAMEDATA RANGE
00H 00H mmH ---PITCH BEND SENSITIVITY00H - 18H (0 - 24 semitones)
01H 00H mmH llHMASTER FINE TUNE
STATUS1011nnnn(BnH)n = 0 - 15 VOICE CHANNEL NUMBER
LSB01100010(62H)
RPN LSB0ppppppp
MSB01100011(63H)
RPN MSB0qqqqqqq
DATA ENTRY MSB 00000110(06H)
DATA VALUE0mmmmmmmm = Data Value
First transmit an NRPN MSB and NRPN LSB to specify the parameter that is to be controlled, then
use Data Entry to set the value of the specified parameter.
NRPND.ENTRY
MSB LSBMSB LSBPARAMETER NAMEDATA RANGE
p = RPN LSB (Refer to the table on the following page.)
q = RPN MSB (Refer to the table on the following page.)
{mmH,llH} = {00H,00H} - {40H,00H} - {7FH,7FH}
(-8192*100/8192) - 0 - (+8192*100/8192)
28H - 40H - 58H (-24 - 0 - +24 semitones)
Set to a condition in which the RPN number is unspecified.
Internal settings will not change.
p = NRPN LSB (Refer to the table on the following page.)
q = NRPN MSB (Refer to the table on the following page.)
(3-5) SYSTEM REAL TIME MESSAGES
(3-5-1) ACTIVE SENSING
STATUS11111110 (FEH)
Transmitted at intervals of approximately 200 msec.
Not transmitted during disk read/write operations.
Once this message is received, SENSING will begin. If neither STATUS nor DATA messages are
received for an interval longer than approximately 350 msec, the MIDI RECEIVE BUFFER will be
cleared, and all sounding notes and SUSTAIN SWITCH will be forced off. Also, data for each of the
controls will be reset to specific values.
(3-6) SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE MESSAGE
(3-6-1)UNIVERSAL NON REALTIME MESSAGE
(3-6-1-1)GENERAL MIDI MODE ON
F0H 7EH 7FH 09H 01H F7H
The following controller values will be reset.
VOLUME100
PANCenter
PROGRAM CHANGE1 (Grandpno)
BANK SELECT MSB0
REVERB DEPTH4
PITCH BEND CHANGE0 (center)
MODULATION0 (off)
EXPRESSION127 (maximum)
SUSTAIN SWITCH0 (off)
SOSTENUTO SWITCH0 (off)
RPNUn-set status.
PORTAMENT CONTROLreset
MIDI MASTER VOLUME127 (maximum)
PITCH BEND SENSITIBITY02 (2 semitones)
FINE TUNING0
COURSE TUNING0
(3-6-1-2)IDENTITY REQUEST (Received only)
F0H 7EH 0nH 06H 01H F7H ("n" is the device number, but the RM1x receives this in
Omni.)
Modifies the MASTER VOLUME value.
The value of mm is used as the MIDI Master Volume (the ll value is ignored).
(3-6-3)PARAMETER CHANGE
(3-6-3-1) MIDI MASTER TUNING
F0H 43H 1nH 27H 30H 00H 00H mmH llH ccH F7H
Modifies the MASTER TUNE value.
The values of mm and ll are used as the MIDI Master Tuning.(n and cc values are
ignored.)
T = M*200/256-100
WhereT : actual tuning value (-99 - +99)
M: a one-byte value with MSB of "mm" bits 0-3, and LSB of
"ll" bits 0-3.
(3-6-3-2) XG SYSTEM ON
11110000F0Exclusive status
0100001143YAMAHA ID
0001nnnn1ndevice Number
010011004CModel ID
0aaaaaaa00Address High
0aaaaaaa00Address Mid
0aaaaaaa7EAddress Low
0000000000Data
11110111F7End of Exclusive
When ON is received, controllers will be reset and all Multi Part and Effect data of the
attached table will be reset to the XG default values.
(3-6-3-3) XG PARMETER CHANGE
11110000F0Exclusive status
0100001143YAMAHA ID
0001nnnn1ndevice Number
010011004CModel ID
0aaaaaaaaaaaaaaAddress High
0aaaaaaaaaaaaaaAddress Mid
0aaaaaaaaaaaaaaAddress Low
0ddddddddddddddData
||
11110111F7End of Exclusive
For parameters with a Data Size of 2 or 4, the corresponding amount of data will be
transmitted.
For Addresses and Byte Counts, refer to the attached tables.
The following 3 types are received.
System Data
Multi Effect Data
Multi Part Data
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(4) Diagram of connections between the Controller block, Sequencer block, and
Tone Generator block
MIDI IN
Filter
REC SEQUENCER
PLAY SEQUENCER
Filter
TONE GENERATOR
KEYBOARD
Selected Track
Transmit Channel
MIDI OUT
Sequncer block (Sequencer part)
(1) TRANSMIT FLOW
SW1 SW3
MIDI <-[]--[]-- CHANNEL VOICE MESSAGE
OUT |NOTE ON/OFF9nH
|KEY'S AFTER T OUCHAnH
|CONTROL CHANGEBnH
|PROGRAM CHANGECnH
|CHANNEL AFTER T OUCHDnH
|PITCH BEND CHANGEEnH
| SW3
|----[]--CHANNEL MODE MESSAGE
|ALL SOUND OFFBnH 78H
|RESET ALL CONTROLLERS BnH 79H
|LOCAL CONTROLBnH 7AH
|OMNI MODE OFFBnH 7CH
|OMNI MODE ONBnH 7DH
|MONO MODE ONBnH 7EH
|POLY MODE ONBnH 7FH
|SW2
|-[]-+--- SYSTEM REALTIME MESSAGE
| | TIMING CLOCKF8H
| | STARTFAH
| | CONTINUEFBH
| | STOPFCH
| |
| +--- SYSTEM COMMON MESSAGE
| SONG POSITION POINTER F2H
| SONG SELECTF3H
|SW3
|----[]-- SYSTEM EXCLUSIV MESSAGE F0H ........ F7H
|SW2 SW4
|-[]-[]-- MIDI MACHINE CONTROL
SW1 [] MIDI Transmit Channel
For each track, transmission can be turned on/off, and the transmit channel can be set.
SW2 [] MIDI Control Out
Transmission can be turned on/off.
SW3 [] MIDI Filter
Transmission can be turned on/off.
SW4 [] MIDI Sync
Transmitted when MIDI Sync = MTC.
(2) RECEIVE FLOW
SW1
MIDI >-[]---+ <CHANNEL VOICE MESSAGE>
IN ||----- NOTE OFF8nH
||----- NOTE ON/OFF9nH
||----- KEY'S AFTER T OUCHAnH
||----- CONTROL CHANGEBnH
||----- PROGRAM CHANGECnH
||----- CHANNEL AFTER T OUCHDnH
||----- PITCH BEND CHANGEEnH
||
||----- CHANNEL MODE MESSAGE
|| ALL SOUND OFFBnH 78H
|| RESET ALL CONTROLLERS BnH 79H
|| LOCAL CONTROLBnH 7AH
|| OMNI MODE OFFBnH 7CH
|| OMNI MODE ONBnH 7DH
|| MONO MODE ONBnH 7EH
|| POLY MODE ONBnH 7FH
||
| SW2
|-[]------ SYSTEM REALTIME MESSAGE
|| STARTFAH
|| CONTINUEFBH
|| STOPFC HFC H
||
|+---- SYSTEM COMMON MESSAGE
| SONG POSITION POINTER F2H
| SONG SELECTF3H
|
+--------- SYSTEM EXCLUSIV MESSAGE
SW1 [] Input Filter
Reception can be turned on/off according to the MIDI Filter settings.
SW2 [] MIDI Control In
Reception can be turned On/Off.
SW3 [] MIDI Sync
Select whether timing will be determined by the Internal clock, or by MIDI Clock messages
received at MIDI IN.
(3) TRANSMIT/RECEIVE DATA
(3-1) CHANNEL VOICE MESSAGE
Transmitted only during recording and playback.
Transmission channel can be turned On/Off and the transmit channel set for each track.
Received only during recording. All Channel are always received.
During MULTI TRACK RECORD, data of MIDI CH 0-15 will be recorded separately onto tracks 1-16.
* In the RECORDING MODE, recording is normally omni on.
However, during MULTI TRACK RECORDING, this will be omni off, and data of MIDI CH 0-15 will be
recorded separately onto tracks 1-16.
(3-1-1) NOTE OFF
STATUS1000nnnn(8nH)n = 0 ~ 15 TRACK CHANNEL NUMBER
NOTE NUMBER0kkkkkkkk = 0 (C-2) ~ 127 (G8)
VELOCITY0vvvvvvvv is ignored
Only recorded.
During playback, converted into 9nH kkH 00H.
(3-1-2) NOTE ON/OFF
STATUS1001nnnn(9nH)n = 0 ~ 15 TRACK CHANNEL NUMBER
NOTE NUMBER0kkkkkkkk = 0 (C-2) ~ 127 (G8)
VELOCITY0vvvvvvv(v-0)NOTE ON
STATUS1110nnnn(EnH)n = 0 ~ 15 TRACK CHANNEL NUMBER
LSB0vvvvvvvPITCH BEND LSB 0 - 127
MSB0vvvvvvvPITCH BEND MSB 0 - 127
(3-2) CHANNEL MODE MESSAGE
The following messages are recorded and played back.
RESET ALL CONTROLLERS BnH 78H
LOCAL CONTROL BnH 7AH
OMNI MODE OFF BnH 7CH
OMNI MODE ON BnH 7DH
MONO MODE ON BnH 7EH
POLY MODE ON BnH 7FH
(3-3) SYSTEM COMMON MESSAGE
These are transmitted and received as Control Messages for RM1x functions.
They are not recorded as SEQUENCE DATA.
(3-3-1) SONG POSITION POINTER
STATUS11110010(F2H)
LSB0vvvvvvvSONG POSITION LSB
MSB0vvvvvvvSONG POSITION MSB
Transmitted when you move to a different measure in the SONG PLAY Mode.
Received when not playing in the SONG PLAY mode.
(3-3-2) SONG SELECT
STATUS11110011(F3H)
SONG NUMBER0sssssss SONG NUMBER(PATTERN MODE??PATTERN
NUMBER)
In the SONG mode, this will be transmitted when a song number is changed.
In the PATTERN mode, this will be transmitted when a style number is changed.
When in the SONG mode not playing, the PATTERN mode, this message is received.
When received in the PATTERN mode, a STYLE number will change.
You can select whether the internal clock will be used as the Timing Clock, or whether Timing Clock
messages from the MIDI IN will be used.
Transmission/reception can be turned On/Off.
(3-4-2) START
STATU S11111010(FAH)
Transmission/Reception can be turned On/Off.
(3-4-3) CONTINUE
STATU S111110 11(FBH)
Transmission/Reception can be turned On/Off.
(3-4-4) STOP
STATU S11111100(FCH)
Transmission/Reception can be turned On/Off.
(3-5) SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE MESSAGE
All System Exclusive Messages are recorded and played back.
Even if time intervals existed within the actual data that was received, the entire message between F0
and F7 will be recorded into one timing location.
For playback, an interval time can be specified for each 1K bytes.
(3-6) SECTION CONTROL
11110000F0Exclusive status
0100001143YAMAHA ID
011111107EStyle
0000000000Section Control
0sssssssssSection
0dddddddddOn/Off
11110111F7End of Exclusive
ss=08H-0FH, dd=on is received, and the PATTERN will be changed to the RM1x's sections A - P
respectively.
<Table 1-1> Parmeter Base Address
Parameter Change
Address
SYSTEM000000System
INFORMATION010000System Information
EFFECT 1020100E ffect1(Reverb,Chorus,Variation )
MULTI PART080000Multi Part 1
(H)(M)(L)Description
00007EXG System On
00007FAll Parameter Reset
024000Reserved
::::
080F00Multi Part 16
081000Reserved
::::
:
(3-7) MIDI TIME CODE(QUARTER FRAME MESSAGE)
STATUS11110001(F1H)
If MTC is selected as the Timing Clock, MTC Quarter Frame messages will be received.
(3-8) MIDI MACHINE CONTROL
These will be transmitted if MTC is selected as the Timing Clock.
(3-8-1) STOP(MCS)
11110000F 0Exclusive status
011111117FRealTime Header
011111117Fdevice ID
0000011006MMC Command Message
0000000101S TOP(MCS)
11110111F7End of Exclusive
Transmitted when the STOP button is pressed.
(3-8-2) DEFERRED PLAY(MCS)
11110000F 0Exclusive status
011111117FRealTime Header
011111117Fdevice ID
0000011006MMC Command Message
00000011 03DEFERRED PLAY(MCS)
11110111F7End of Exclusive
Transmitted when the PLAY button is pressed.
(3-8-3) LOCATE(MCP)
11110000F 0Exclusive status
011111117FRealTime Header
011111117Fdevice ID
0000011006MMC Command Message
01000100 44LOCATE(MCP)
0000011006Byte Count
0000000101"TERGET" Sub Command
0tthhhhhh rstandard time specification with sub-frames
0cmmmmmmmn
0ksssssssc
0giffffffr
0bbbbbbbff
11110111F7End of Exclusive
Transmitted when you move between measures in the SONG mode.
0nnnxxxx
<Table 1-2> MIDI Parameter Change table ( SYSTEM )
AddressSizeDataParameter NameDescriptionDefault
(H)(H)(H)value(H)
00 00 0040000Master Tune-102.4..+102.3[cent]00 04 00 00
01..07FF1st bit3-0→bit15-12(0400)
022nd bit3-0→bit11-8(not reset by XG or GM on)
033rd bit3-0→bit7-4(not reset by XG or GM on)
04100..7FMaster Volume0..1277F
051Not Used
06128..58Transpose-24..+24[semitones]40
7DNot Used
7E00XG System On 00=XG Sytem on (receive only)
7F00All Parameter Reset00=on (receive only)
AddressSizeDataParameter NameDescriptionDefault
(H)(H)(H)value(H)
02 01 00200..7FReverb Type MSBRefer to Ef. Parameter List01(=HALL1)
02100..7FReverb Parameter 1Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Reverb type
03100..7FReverb Parameter 2Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Reverb type
04100..7FReverb Parameter 3Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Reverb type
05100..7FReverb Parameter 4Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Reverb type
06100..7FReverb Parameter 5Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Reverb type
07100..7FReverb Parameter 6Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Reverb type
08100..7FReverb Parameter 7Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Reverb type
09100..7FReverb Parameter 8Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Reverb type
0A100..7FReverb Parameter 9Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Reverb type
0B100..7FReverb Parameter 10Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Reverb type
0C100..7FReverb Return-°..0..+6dB(0..96..127)40
0D101..7FReverb PanL63..C..R63(1..64..127)40
TOTAL SIZE 0E
00..7FReverb Type LSB00 : basic type00
52
02 01 10100..7FReverb Parameter 11Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Reverb type
11100..7FReverb Parameter 12Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Reverb type
12100..7FReverb Parameter 13Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Reverb type
13100..7FReverb Parameter 14Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Reverb type
14100..7FReverb Parameter 15Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Reverb type
15100..7FReverb Parameter 16Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Reverb type
TOTAL SIZE 6
02 01 20200..7FChorus Type MSBRefer to Ef. Parameter List41(=Chorus1)
22100..7FChorus Parameter 1Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Chorus Type
23100..7FChorus Parameter 2Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Chorus Type
24100..7FChorus Parameter 3Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Chorus Type
25100..7FChorus Parameter 4Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Chorus Type
26100..7FChorus Parameter 5Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Chorus Type
27100..7FChorus Parameter 6Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Chorus Type
28100..7FChorus Parameter 7Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Chorus Type
29100..7FChorus Parameter 8Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Chorus Type
2A100..7FChorus Parameter 9Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Chorus Type
2B100..7FChorus Parameter 10Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Chorus Type
2C100..7FChorus Return-°..0..+6dB(0..96..127)40
2D101..7FChorus PanL63..C..R63(1..64..127)40
2E100..7FSend Chorus To Reverb-°..0..+6dB(0..96..127)00
TOTAL SIZE 0F
02 01 30100..7FChorus Parameter 11Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Chorus Type
31100..7FChorus Parameter 12Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Chorus Type
32100..7FChorus Parameter 13Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Chorus Type
33100..7FChorus Parameter 14Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Chorus Type
34100..7FChorus Parameter 15Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Chorus Type
35100..7FChorus Parameter 16Refer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on Chorus Type
TOTAL SIZE 6
02 01 40200..7FVariation Type MSBRefer to Ef. Parameter List"05(=DELAY L,C,R)"
42200..7FVariation Param 1 MSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
44200..7FVariation Param 2 MSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
46200..7FVariation Param 3 MSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
48200..7FVariation Param 4 MSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
4A200..7FVariation Param 5 MSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
4C200..7FVariation Param 6 MSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
4E200..7FVariation Param 7 MSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
50200..7FVariation Param 8 MSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
52200..7FVariation Param 9 MSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
54200..7FVariation Param 10 MSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
02 01 70100..7FVariation Parameter 11option Parameterdepends on vari. type
71100..7FVariation Parameter 12option Parameterdepends on vari. type
72100..7FVariation Parameter 13option Parameterdepends on vari. type
73100..7FVariation Parameter 14option Parameterdepends on vari. type
74100..7FVariation Parameter 15option Parameterdepends on vari. type
75100..7FVariation Parameter 16option Parameterdepends on vari. type
TOTAL SIZE 6
00..7FChorus Type LSB00 : basic type00
00..7FVariation Type LSB00 : basic type00
00..7FVariation Param 1 LSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
00..7FVariation Param 2 LSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
00..7FVariation Param 3 LSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
00..7FVariation Param 4 LSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
00..7FVariation Param 5 LSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
00..7FVariation Param 6 LSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
00..7FVariation Param 7 LSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
00..7FVariation Param 8 LSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
00..7FVariation Param 9 LSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
00..7FVariation Param 10 LSBRefer to Ef. Parameter Listdepends on vari. type
<Table 1-4> MIDI Parameter table ( MULTI EQ )
AddressSizeDataParameter NameDescriptionDefault
(H)(H)(H)value(H)
02 40 001Not Used
01128..58Low Boost Gain-24dB..+24dB40(0dB)
02104..28low Boost Frequency50Hz..2.0KHz0c(80Hz)
031Not Used
041Not Used
051Not Used
061Not Used
071Not Used
081Not Used
091Not Used
0A1Not Used
0B1Not Used
0C1Not Used
0D1Not Used
0E1Not Used
0F1Not Used
101Not Used
111Not Used
121Not Used
131Not Used
141Not Used
151Not Used
TOTAL SIZE 15
<Table 1-5> MIDI Parameter Change table ( MULTI PART )
AddressSizeDataParameter NameDescriptionDefault
(H)(H)(H)value(H)
08 nn 001Not Used
nn 01100..7FBank Select MSB0..127
nn 02100..7FBank Select LSB0..12700 (except part 10), 7F(part 10)
nn 03100..7FProgram Number1..12800
RM1x
53
RM1x
nn 04Not Used
nn 05100..01Mono/Poly Mode0:mono,1:poly01
nn 06100..02Same Note Number0:single01
nn 07Not Used
nn 08128..58Note Shift-24..+24[semitones]40
nn 09200..FFDetune-12.8..+12.7[Hz]08 00
nn 0A1st bit3..0→bit7..4(80)
nn 0B100..7FVolume0..12764
nn 0C100..7FVelocity Sense Depth0..12740
nn 0D100..7FVelocity Sense Offset0..12740
nn 0E100..7FPan0:random40
nn 0F100..7FNote Limit LowC-2..G800
nn 10100..7FNote Limit HighC-2..G87F
nn 11100..7FDry Level0..1277F
nn 12100..7FChorus Send0..12700
nn 13100..7FReverb Send0..12728
nn 14100..7FVariation Send0..12700
nn 15100..7FVibrato Rate-64..+6340
nn 16100..7FVibrato Depth-64..+6340
nn 17100..7FVibrato Delay-64..+6340
nn 18100..7FFilter Cutoff Frequency-64..+6340
nn 19100..7FFilter Resonance-64..+6340
nn 1A100..7FEG Attack Time-64..+6340
nn 1B100..7FEG Decay Time-64..+6340
nn 1C100..7FEG Release Time-64..+6340
nn 1D128..58MW Pitch Control-24..+24[semitones]40
nn 1E100..7FMW Filter Control-9600..+9450[cent]40
nn 1F100..7FMW Amplitude Control-64..+6340
nn 20100..7FMW LFO PMod Depth0..1270A
nn 21100..7FMW LFO FMod Depth0..12700
nn 22100..7FMW LFO AMod Depth0..12700
nn 23128..58Bend Pitch Control-24..+24[semitones]42
nn 24100..7FBend Filter Control-9600..+9450[cent]40
nn 25100..7FBend Amplitude Control-64..+6340
nn 26100..7FBend LFO PMod Depth0..12700
nn 27100..7FBend LFO FMod Depth0..12700
nn 28100..7FBend LFO AMod Depth0..12700
TOTAL SIZE 29
Key On Assign1:multi
2:inst (for DRUM)
2nd bit3..0→bit3..0
L63..C..R63(1..64..127)
nn 301Not Used
nn 311Not Used
nn 321Not Used
nn 331Not Used
nn 341Not Used
nn 351Not Used
nn 361Not Used
nn 371Not Used
nn 381Not Used
nn 391Not Used
nn 3A1Not Used
nn 3B1Not Used
nn 3C1Not Used
nn 3D1Not Used
nn 3E1Not Used
nn 3F1Not Used
nn 401Not Used
nn 411Not Used
nn 421Not Used
nn 431Not Used
nn 441Not Used
nn 451Not Used
nn 461Not Used
nn 471Not Used
nn 481Not Used
nn 491Not Used
nn 4A1Not Used
nn 4B1Not Used
nn 4C1Not Used
nn 4D1Not Used
nn 4E1Not Used
nn 4F1Not Used
nn 50100..7FCAT LFO PMod Depth0..12700
nn 51100..7FCAT LFO FMod Depth0..12700
nn 52100..7FCAT LFO AMod Depth0..12700
nn 531Not Used
nn 541Not Used
nn 551Not Used
nn 561Not Used
nn 571Not Used
nn 581Not Used
nn 591Not Used
nn 5A1Not Used
nn 5B1Not Used
nn 5C1Not Used
nn 5D1Not Used
nn 5E1Not Used
nn 5F1Not Used
nn 601Not Used
nn 611Not Used
nn 621Not Used
nn 631Not Used
nn 641Not Used
nn 651Not Used
nn 661Not Used
nn 67100..01Portamento Switcho ff/on00
nn 68100..7FPortamento Time0..12700
nn 69100..7FPitch EG Initial Level-64..+6340
nn 6A100..7FP itch EG Attack Time-64..+6340
nn 6B100..7FPitch EG Release Level-64..+6340
nn 6C100..7FPitch EG Release Time-64..+6340
54
nn 6D1Not Used
nn 6E1Not Used
TOTAL SIZE 3F
nn = PartNumber
For the Drum Part, the following parameters have no effect.
ELECTRICAL PARTS ............................................ 6
Note) DESTINATION ABBREVIATIONS
J :Japanese modelA: Australian model
U: U.S. modelE: European model
C: Canadian modelD: German model
X: General modelB: British model
M: South African modelI : Indonesian model
H: North European model
WARNING
Components having special characteristics are marked and must be replaced with parts having specifications equal to those originally installed.
●
The numbers in “QTY” shows quantities for each unit.
●
The parts with “– –” in “Part No.” are not available as spare parts.
F1 to F4
BEAT STRETCH,CLOCK SHIFT,
GATE TIME,VELOCITY,
CUTOFF,RESONANCE,
EG DECAY,PITCH BEND,
VOLUME
STANDBY/ON
4
12
2
4
6
4
2
4
3
6
4
8
4
2
4
9
2
01
01
01
01
06
01
01
01
16
01
01
01
01
03
01
01
01
01
01
03
03
ACCESSORIES
VU113800
*
*
*
VU113700
VU113600
XV418A00
AC Adapter
AC Adapter
AC Adapter
Floppy Disk
PA-5C J
PA-5C U/C
PA-5C E
J
U
E
RANK : Japan only
09
3
RM1x
■ LCD ASSEMBLY
REF NO. PART NO.DESCRIPTIONREMARKSQT Y RANK
LCD ASSEMBLY
10
20
30
60
60a
60b
70
80
90
100
V2737900
V2737600
VT282300
VB390800
VT210200
VT210100
VT287000
V2645700
V3203300
EP600230
EP600190
*
LCD Assembly
LCD Cover
LCD
Connector Base Post
Back-lit Assembly
LED
Connector Assembly
Escutcheon
Angle Bracket, LCD
Bind Head Tapping Screw-B
Bind Head Tapping Screw-B
EDMMR03Y00
PH-12P TE
YAK-08A-72
B-LIGHT
3.0X6 MFZN2BL
3.0X8 MFZN2BL
RM1x
RANK : Japan only
4
16
01
14
06
2
01
2
01
■PN-SW ASSEMBLY (PN-SW Ass'y)
10a
10c
10b
90
10
80
60
70
70
40
120
110
100
50
30
20
x 17
x 10
x 15
x 3
90
60
70
60
80
40
20
30
100110120
50
70
RM1x
PN
MVR
KNOB
DISPLAY (<-, ->), EXIT
CURSOR (<-, down, ->)
L1WREC
L3WPLAY
L2WFWD
RM1x
GROOVE/PLAY FX/MIDI DELAY
/ARPEGGIO,SETUP/EFFECT
/VOICE EDIT/VOICE,
DISK/JOB/EDIT/SPLIT
PATTERN,PATT CHAIN,SONG,
UTILITY
DISPLAY(<-,->),EXIT
CURSOR(<-,down,->)
TRACK,TRANSPOSE,NUM,MUTE,
SECTION,ARPEGGIO ON,
F1 to F4,KNOB,OCT UP,
OCT DOWN,NO -1,YES +1
Button White
Keyboard Black
Keyboard White
Switch Knob
Switch Knob
Switch Knob
19
12
12
03
04
04
04
03
03
03
03
04
04
RANK : Japan only
5
RM1x
REF NO. PART NO.DESCRIPTIONREMARKSQTY RANK
ELECTRICAL PARTS
PN
DM
MVR
KNOB
DM
T220M 25L
3.0X6 MFZN2BL
M27C160-16-F1
M27C160-100F1
CR2450BH
F 0.1 25V Z
F 0.1 25V Z
SL 22P 50V J
SL 22P 50V J
B 470P 50V K
F 0.1 25V Z
F 0.1 25V Z
F 0.1 25V Z
SL 15P 50V J
SL 15P 50V J
10UF 16V
F 0.1 25V Z
F 0.1 25V Z
F 0.1 25V Z
10UF 16V
F 0.1 25V Z
4.7UF 50V
10UF 16V
B 680P 50V K
B 2200P 50V K
F 0.1 25V Z
10UF 16V
F 0.1 25V Z
F 0.1 25V Z
10UF 16V
F 0.1 25V Z
F 0.1 25V Z
B 2200P 50V K
F 0.01 50V Z
B 2200P 50V K
F 0.01 50V Z
B 2200P 50V K
F 0.01 50V Z
B 2200P 50V K
F 0.01 50V Z
F 0.1 25V Z
F 0.1 25V Z
F 0.01 50V Z
F 0.01 50V Z
F 0.1 25V Z
F 0.1 25V Z
SL 22P 50V J
SL 22P 50V J
F 0.1 25V Z
F 0.1 25V Z
F 0.1 25V Z
10UF 16V
F 0.1 25V Z
F 0.1 25V Z
100UF 16V
F 0.1 25V Z
47UF 16V
F 0.1 25V Z
F 0.1 25V Z
47UF 16V
47UF 16V
10UF 16V
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Electrolytic Cap. (chip)
Electrolytic Cap. (chip)
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Electrolytic Cap. (chip)
Electrolytic Cap. (chip)
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Electrolytic Cap. (chip)
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Electrolytic Cap. (chip)
Electrolytic Cap. (chip)
Electrolytic Cap. (chip)
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Electrolytic Cap. (chip)
Electrolytic Cap. (chip)
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Electrolytic Cap. (chip)
Electrolytic Cap. (chip)
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Electrolytic Cap.
Electrolytic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Electrolytic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Electrolytic Cap. (chip)
Electrolytic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Tantalum Capacitor
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Electrolytic Cap. (chip)
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Monolithic Ceramic Cap.
Quartz Crystal Unit
Quartz Crystal Unit
Ceramic Resonator
Quartz Crystal Unit
Connector Base Post
Connector Base Post
Connector Base Post
Connector Base Post
Connector Base Post
Connector Base Post
Connector
Connector Base Post
Base Post Connector
Base Post Connector
Diode
Diode
Diode
B 1000P 50V K
SL 100P 50V J
B 1500P 50V K
SL 100P 50V J
B 4700P 50V K
10UF 16V
10UF 16V
B 1000P 50V K
SL 100P 50V J
B 1500P 50V K
SL 100P 50V J
B 4700P 50V K
10UF 16V
10UF 16V
F 0.1 25V Z
10UF 16V
SL 100P 50V J
SL 100P 50V J
B 4700P 50V K
F 0.1 25V Z
SL 100P 50V J
22UF 16V
100UF 16V
10UF 16V
SL 100P 50V J
SL 100P 50V J
B 4700P 50V K
F 0.1 25V Z
SL 100P 50V J
22UF 16V
100UF 16V
B 1000P 50V K
B 1000P 50V K
100UF 16V
10UF 16V
F 0.01 50V Z
F 0.01 50V Z
470.00 25.0V
470.00 25.0V
F 0.1 25V Z
F 0.01 50V Z
1000 16.0V
F 0.1 25V Z
F 0.1 25V Z
100UF 16V
1000 16.0V
F 0.1 25V Z
4.7 16V M
F 0.1 25V Z
F 0.1 25V Z
100UF 16V
F 0.1 25V Z
F 0.1 25V Z
7M SMD-49
16M SMD-49
CSTCC4.00MG0H6-TC
8.4672M SMD-49
PH-10P TE
PH-11P SE
PH- 8P TE
PH- 9P TE
PH-16P TE
PH-12P TE
34P TE
PH- 6P TE
PH 2P TE
XH 3P TE
1SS355 TE-17
1SS355 TE-17
SFPB59
Diode
Diode
Diode
Diode
Diode
Diode
Diode
IC
IC Socket
IC Socket
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
Photo Coupler
Photo Coupler
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
IC
DIN Connector
Phone Jack
Phone Jack
Phone Jack
DC-IN Connector
LC Filter
Coil
Inductance
Transistor
Transistor
Transistor
Transistor
Transistor
Carbon Resistor (chip)
Carbon Resistor (chip)
Carbon Resistor (chip)
Carbon Resistor (chip)
Carbon Resistor (chip)
Carbon Resistor (chip)
Carbon Resistor (chip)
Carbon Resistor (chip)
Carbon Resistor (chip)
Carbon Resistor (chip)
Carbon Resistor (chip)
Carbon Resistor (chip)
SRAM 1M
SRAM 1M
DECODER
DECODER
FDC
LCDC
SRAM 256K
ANALOG SWITCH
INVERTER
RESET
DC/DC CONVERTER
D-FF
D-FF
OR
BUFFER
D-FF
D-FF
BUFFER
INVERTER
INVERTER
ANALOG SWITCH
SUB-1 32M MASK ROM
SUB-2 32M MASK ROM
CPU
SRAM
REGULATOR +3.3V
DAC
REGULATOR +5V
OP AMP
OP AMP
OP AMP
REGULATOR +5V
REGULATOR 9V
MIDI
FOOT SW,OUTPUT R
OUTPUT L/MONO
PHONES
DC IN
Circuit Board
Circuit Board
Circuit Board
Connector Base Post
Connector Base Post
Connector Base Post
Connector Base Post
Connector Base Post
Connector Base Post
Diode
Diode
LED
LED
LED
LED
LED
LED
LED
LED Display
LED Display
LED
LED
Carbon Resistor (chip)
Carbon Resistor (chip)
Encoder
PN
MVR
KNOB
PH-10P TE
PH-11P TE
PH- 8P TE
PH-9P TE
PH-16P TE
PH- 6P SE
1SS355 TE-17
1SS355 TE-17
SEL2210R TP8 RE
SEL2210R TP8 RE
SEL2410G TP8 GR
SEL2210R TP8 RE
SEL2210R TP8 RE
SEL2410G TP8 GR
SEL2410G TP8 GR
HDSP-5521 (G,H)
HDSP-5521 (G,H)
SEL2210R TP8 RE
SEL2410G TP8 GR