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 per-
IMPORTANT :This presentation or sale of this manual to any individual or firm does not constitute authorization certifi-
The data provided is belived 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, therefore, 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 your body may have
IMPORTANT :Turn the unit OFF during disassembly and parts replacement. Recheck all work before you apply power
sonal injury, destruction of expensive components and failure of the product to perform 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.
cation, recognition of any applicable technical capabilities, or establish a principal-agent relationship of
any form.
accumulated by grounding yourself to the ground bus in the unit (heavy gauge black wires connect to
this bus.)
to the unit.
LITHIUM BA TTERY 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 following pre-
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 disasemble the batteries.
Never heat batteries or throw them into fire.
ADVARSEL!
Lithiumbatteri-Eksplosionsfare ved fejlagtig handtering. Udskiftning ma kun ske med batteri af samme fabrikat og type. lever det brugte
batteri tilbage til leverandren.
VARNING
Explosionsfara vid felaktigt batteribyte.
Anvand samma batterityp eller en ekvivalent typ som rekommenderas av apparattillverkaren.
Kassera anvant batteri enligt fabrikantens instruktion.
VAROITUS
Paristo voi rajahtaa, jos se on virheellisesti asennettu.
Vaihda paristo ainoastaan laitevalmistajan suosittelemaan tyyppiiin.
Havita kaytetty 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.
cautions when handling or replacing lithium batteries.
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.
WARNING
Components having special characteristics are marked and must be replaced with parts having specification equal to those
originally installed.
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SPECIFICATIONS
KEYBOARDNumber of Keys
Touch
TONE GENERATION SYSTEM
VOICENumber of Voice
PERFORMANCEMulti-Timbres
PHRASE CLIPNumber of Clip
EFFECTReverb
SCENE
SEQUENCE PLAYFormat
ARPEGGIATORNumber of Arpebbios
CardFile Type
CONTROLS
CONNECTORS & TERMINALS
DISPLAY
INCLUDED ACCESSORIES
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
POWER CONSUMPTION
OUTPUT IMPEDANCE
DIMENSIONS
WEIGHT
Tone Generators
Polyphony
Wave ROM
Number of Performance
Master Keyboard Mode
Number of Clip Kits
Sampling
Memory
Chorus
Insertion
Number of Sequence Chains
Functions
CS6X
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Initial touch, Aftertouch
AWM2, Phrase Clip, Modular Synthesis Plug-in System
Remove the thirty-five (35) screws marked [104], the
two (2) corner plates, marked [102], and the two (2)
coin screws marked [106]. The botton assemb ly can
then be removed.
Circuit Board & Unit
PS Ass'y
PLG Support Brecket
SM
[102][106][102]
PNB
Ref No.
112
62
322
122
52
22
Ref No.
92
112
62
42
PARTS NAME
Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0 X 6 MFZN2BL
Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0 X 8 MFZN2BL
Bonding Tapping Screw-B 3.0 X 10 MFZN2BL
Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0 X 6 MFZN2BL
Remove the DM circuit board with the DM sheeld plate.
Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0 X 6 MFZN2BL
Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0 X 6 MFZN2BL
PARTS NAME
Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0 X 6 MFZN2BL
Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0 X 6 MFZN2BL
Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0 X 8 MFZN2BL
Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0 X 8 MFZN2BL
PARTS No.
EP600230
EP600190
VQ049800
EP600230
EP600230
EP600230
PARTS No.
EP600230
EP600230
EP600190
EP600190
Q'ty
5
2
9
7
8
4
Q'ty
6
5
2
11
Fig.
2
2
2
3
4
4
Fig.
2
2
2
4
2.Circuit Boards and Units
After removing the bottom assembly, remove the
circuit board and unit, following the procedure in the
below table.
Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0 X 6 MFZN2BL
Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0 X 8 MFZN2BL
Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0 X 8 MFZN2BL
Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0 X 6 MFZN2BL
PARTS NAME
Bonding Tapping Screw-B 3.0 X 10 MFZN2BL
Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0 X 6 MFZN2BL
Remove the DM circuit board with the DM sheeld plate.
Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0 X 10 MFZN2BL
PARTS No.
EP600230
EP600190
EP600290
EP600230
PARTS No.
VQ049800
EP600230
EP600230
Q'ty
4
4
4
6
Q'ty
9
7
11
Fig.
2
2
2
2
Fig.
2
3
4
〈
REAR VIEW
〉
Fig.2
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DM
[122][122]
CS6X
Fig.3
PNA
3.Keyboard Assembly
3-1Remove the bottom assembly. (See Procedure 1.)
3-2Remove the four(4) screws marked [72].
The keyboard Assembly can then be remo ved.(Fig.2)
[22]
LCD Assy
Fig.4
[42][32][52]
RV
PNB
SM
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CS6X
LSI PIN DESCRIPTION
HD64F7045F28 (XW419A00) CPU
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
1/WRHHOHH write73D15I/O
2PE14I/OLCD data 6 input / output74D14I/OData bus
3/WRHLO75D13I/O
4PA21IMLAN insert detect76D12I/O
5PE15I/OLCD data 7 input / output77VCC77-Power supply
6VSS6-Ground78D11I/OData bus
7A0O79VSS79-Ground
8A1O80D10I/O
9A2OAddress bus81D9I/O
10A3O82D8I/OData bus
11A4O83D7I/O
12VCC12-Power supply84D6I/O
13A5OAddress bus85VCC85-Power supply
14VSS14-Ground86D5I/OData bus
15A6O87VSS87-Ground
16A7O88D4I/O
17A8O89D3I/O
18A9O90D2I/OData bus
19A10O91D1I/O
20A11OAddress bus92D0I/O
21A12O93VSS93-Ground
22A13O94XTALICrystal oscillator
23A14O95MD3IMode select
24A15O96EXTALICrystal oscillator
25A16O97MD2IMode select
62D24I/OData bus134TXD1OHOST output
63VCC63-Power supply135VCC135-Power supply
64D23I/O136/IRQ1IMLAN MIDI interrupt input
65D22I/O137PE7ISmart Vprt Input
66D21I/O138PE8I/OLCD data 0 input / output
67D20I/OData bus139PE9I/OLCD data 1 input / output
68D19I/O140PE10I/OLCD data 2 input / output
69D18I/O141VSS141-Ground
70D17I/O142PE11I/OLCD data 3 input / output
71VSS71-Ground143PE12I/OLCD data 4 input / output
72D16I/OData bus144PE13I/OLCD data 5 input / output
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
VCC99/FWP99
-Power supply
A/D jack insert detect interrupt request input
MLAN reset interrupt request input
Plug in sireal interrupt request input
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HD63B01Y0RCE0F (XM234A00) CPU (PKS)
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
1/NMIINon-maskable interrupt33M1/S8IMake contact of key receive/
2EO34M0/S7I Switch receive
3D#O35Vs sGround
4DOKey scan drive36FO
5C# O37F# O
6CL O38G O
7PULL 139G#OKey scan drive
8PULL 240AO
9LC.AE//FSIconnected to ground41A#O
10/REPEATIAuto repeat (L:on, H:off)42BO
11/KOF-REQIKey off request43CO
12SW1ISwitch 1 (L: on, H: off)44LC//AEIconnected to +5V
13SW2ISwitch 2 (L: on, H: off)45B6/S6I
14/ISIInput strobe46B5/S5I
15/OSIOutput strobe47B4/S4IBreak contact of key receive/
16SW3ISwitch 3 (L: on, H: off)48B3/S3I Switch receive
17SW4ISwitch 4 (L: on, H: off)49B2/S2I
18DOUT0O50B1/S1I
19DOUT1O51B0/S0I
20DOUT2O52SeO
21DOUT3O53SdO
22DOUT4OData output54ScOSwitch drive
23DOUT5O55SbO
24DOUT6O56SaO
25DOUT7O57ENot used
26VccPower supply (+5V)58VssGround
27SfOSwitch drive59XTALNot used
28M5/S13I60EXTALI8 MHz clock
29M4/S12I61MP0IMode program 0
30M3/S10IMake contact of key receive/62MP1IMode program 1
31M2/S9I Switch receive63/RESIInitial clear
32M1/S8I64/STBYIStanby-mode signal
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
CS6X
µ
PD63200GS (XM145A00) DAC (Digital to Analog Converter)
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
14/8FI4/8 Fs selection9R. REFChannel R voltage reference
2D. GNDDigital ground10L. REFChannel L voltage reference
316 BITI16 bit/18 bit selection11L. OUTO
Channel L output
4D. V DDDigital power supply12A. GNDAnalog ground
5A. GNDAnalog ground13WDCKIWord clock
6R. OUTOChannel R output14RSIIChannel R series input
7A. VDDAnalog power supply15SI/LSII
8A. VDD16CLKIClock
Series input/Channel L series nput
JG710069 (XM326B00) DDE1 (DAC Dynamic Range Enhancer)
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
1CLKIMaster clock9SH 0ON.C.
2SYWISync signal10SH 1ON.C.
3MIN 1ISignal input11LEOLatch enable for DAC
4MIN 0ISignal input
5Vss13DACO 0OOutput (DAC)
Ground
6SEL 1IMode select14DACO 1OOutput (DAC)
7SEL 0IMode select15DCLKOClock for DAC
8S UPI1 bit shift up input16ICNIInitial clear
PIN
NO.
12V
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
DD
Power supply
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12
TC203C760HF-002 (XS725A00)
PIN
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
NO.
1Vss(Ground)121VSS(Ground)
2CA0I122HMD0I/O
3CA1I123HMD1I/O
4CA2I124HMD2I/O
5CA3I125HMD3I/O
6CA4I126HMD4I/O
7CA5IAddress bus of internal register127HMD5I/O
8CA6I128HMD6I/OW ave memory data bus (Upper 16 bits)
9CA7I129HMD7I/O
10CA8I130HMD8I/O
11CA9I131HMD9I/O
12CA10I132HMD10I/O
13CA11I133HMD11I/O
14VSS(Ground)134HMD12I/O
15CD0I/O135HMD13I/O
16CD1I/O136HMD14I/O
17CD2I/O137HMD15I/O
18CD3I/O138VSS(Ground)
19CD4I/O139HMA0O
20CD5I/O140HMA1O
21CD6I/O141HMA2O
22CD7I/O142HMA3O
23CD8I/OData bus of internal register143HMA4O
24CD9I/O144HMA5O
25CD10I/O145HMA6O
26CD11I/O146HMA7O
27CD12I/O147HMA8O
28CD13I/O148HMA9O
29CD14I/O149HMA10O
30VDD(Powe r supply)150VDD(Power supply)
31VSS(Ground)151VSS(Ground)
32CD15I/O152HMA11O
33CSNIChip select153HMA12OWave memory address bus
34WRNIWrite strobe154HMA13O
35RDNIRead strobe155HMA14O
36VDD(Powe r supply)156HMA15O
37SYSH0O157HMA16O
38SYSH1O158HMA17O
39SYSH2O159HMA18O
40SYSH3ONSYS/LNSYS upper 16 bits output160HMA19O
41SYSH4O161HMA20O
42SYSH5O162HMA21O
43SYSH6O163HMA22O
44SYSH7O164HMA23O
45KONO0O165HMA24O
46KONO1OKey on data166VSS(Ground)
47KONO 2O167MRASNORAS when DRAM(s) is connected to wave memory
48KONO3O168MCASNOCAS when DRAM(s) is connected to wave memory
49VSS(Ground)169MOENOWave memory output enable
50SYSL0I/O170MWENOWave memory write enable
51SYSL1I/O171VSS(G r ound)
52SYSL2I/O172LMD0I/O
53SYSL3I/ONSYS input/LNSYS output lower 8 bits173LMD1I/O
54SYSL4I/O174LMD2I/O
55SYSL5I/O175LMD3I/O
56SYSL6I/O176LMD4I/O
57SYSL7I/O177LMD5I/O
58KONI0I178LMD6I/O
59KONI1IKey on data input179LMD7I/OWave memory data bus (Lower 16 bits)
60VDDI(Power supply)180VDD(Power supply)
61VSS(Ground)181VSS(Ground)
62KONI2I182LMD8I/O
63KONI3I183LMD9I/O
64DAC0ODAC output184LMD10I/O
65DAC1O185LMD11I/O
66WCLKODAC0/DAC1 word clock186LMD12I/O
67MELO0O187LMD13I/O
68MELO1O188LMD14I/O
69MELO2O189LMD15I/O
70MELO3OMEL wave data output190VSS(Ground)
71MELO4O191LMA0O
72MELO5O192LMA1O
73MELO6O193LMA2O
74MELO7O194LMA3O
75VDD(Powe r supply)195LMA4O
76ADLROADC word clock196LMA5O
77MELI0I197LMA6O
78MELI1I198LMA7O
79MELI2I199LMA8O
80MELI3IMEL wave data input200LMA9O
81MELI4I201LMA10O
82MELI5I202LMA11O
83MELI6I203VSS(Ground)
84MELI7I204LMA12O
85VSS(Ground)205LMA13OWave memory address bus (Lower data memory)
86RCASNODRAM column address strobe (RAS signal)206LMA14O
87RA8O207LMA15O
88RA7O208LMA16O
89RA6O209LMA17O
90VDD(Powe r supply)210VDD(Power supply)
91VSS(Ground)211VSS(Ground)
92RA5ODRAM address bus212LMA18O
93RA4O213LMA19O
94RA3O214LMA20O
95RA2O215LMA21O
96RA1O216LMA22O
97RA0O217LMA23O
98RRASNODRAM row addre ss strobe (RAS signal)218LMA24O
99RWENODARM write enable219VSS(Ground)
100VSS(Ground)220SYOOSync. signal for master clock
101RD7I/O221SYODOSync. signal for HCLK/QCLK
102RD6I/O222QCLKO1/12 master clock (64Fs)
103RD5I/O223HCLKO1/6 master clock (128Fs)
104RD4I/O224CK256O1/3 master clock (256Fs)
105RD3I/O225SYSCLKO1/2 master clock (384Fs)
106RD2I/O226VDD(Power supply)
107RD1I/O227SYIISync. clock
108RD0I/O228MCLKIIMaster clock input
109VSS(Ground)229MCLKOOMaster clock output
110RD17I/O230VDD(Power supply)
111RD16I/ODRAM data bus231XINICrystal osc. input
112RD15I/O232XOUTOCrystal osc. output
113RD14I/O233VSS(Ground)
114RD13I/O234ICNIInitial clear
115RD12I/O235CHIP2I2 chips mode enable
116RD11I/O236SLAVEIMaster/Slave select when 2 chips mode
117RD10I/O237TESTONI
118RD9I/O238ACINITest pin
119RD8I/O239DCTESTI
120VDD(Powe r supply)240VDD(Power supply)
SWP30B AWM Tone Generator coped with MEG) Standard Wave Processor
PIN
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
NO.
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MBCG46183-129
(XV833A00) Gate Array
PIN
NO
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
PIN
NO
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
1D5I/O25TX31OTransmit Data 31
2D6I/OData Bus26RX32IReceive Data 32
3D7I/O27TX32OTransmit Data 32
4/IRQ0I/OInterrupt Request Port 028RX33IReceive Data 33
5/IRQ1I/OInterrupt Request Port 129TX33I/OTransmit Data 33
6VSS-Ground30/ICIInitial Clear
7/IRQ2I/OInterrupt Request Port 231VSS-Ground
8/IRQ3I/OInterrupt Request Port 332XIIQuartz Crystal Input
9/RDIRead Signal Input33VSS-Ground
10/WRIWrite Signal Input34XOI/OQuartz Crystal Output
11/CEIChip Enable Input35A0I
12/ASTBIAddress Strobe
(Not used: to ground)
36A1I
13TESTSIOIInput with Pull-down Resistor (50k)37A2IAddress Bus
14RX0IReceive Data 038A3I
15TX0OTransmit Data 039A4I
16RX1IReceive Data 140A5I
17TX1OTransmit Data 141CPUCLKICPU Clock
18VSS-Ground42VSS-Ground
19VDD-Power Supply43VDD-Power Supply
20RX2IReceive Data 244D0I/O
21TX2/BO2OTransmit Data 245D1I/O
22RX30IReceive Data 3046D2I/OData Bus
23TX30OTransmit Data 3047D3I/O
24RX31IReceive Data 3148D4I/O
MN101C027YB
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
1S1I33S12I
2S2I34S13ISwitch matrix data
3S3ISwitch matrix data35S14I
4S4I36TXDOMIDI transmit data
5S5I37S15I
6VREF+-Power supply (+5V, analog)38S16ISwitch matrix data
7VDD-Power supply (+5V)39S17I
8OSC2OCrystal oscillator (8MHz)40S18I
9OSC1ICrystal oscillato r (8MHz)41L16O
10VSS-Ground42L17O
11XIINot used43L18O
12XOONot used44L19O
13MMODIMemory mode select (Grounded)45L8O
14RD0ORotary encoder data46L9OLED drive data
15RXDIMIDI receive data47L10O
16D0O48L11O
17D1O49L12O
18D2OLED and switch drive data50L13O
19D3O51L14O
20D4O52L15O
21/RSTIReset53L7O
22D5O54L6O
23D6O55L5O
24D7OLED and switch drive data56L4OLED and switch drive data
25D8O57L3O
26D9O58L2O
27S6I59L1O
28S7I60L0O
29S8ISwitch matrix data61VREF-Grounded
30S9I62AD0IAnalog input
31S10I63AD1IAnalog input
32S11I64S0ISwitch matrix data
(XS711200) CPU
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
CS6X
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PCM1800 (XU770A00) A/D Converter
PIN
NO.
NAMEI/OFUNCTION
1VINLIAnalog input (L ch.)13LRCKI/OSampling clock input/output
2VREF1-Reference 1 decoupling cap.14BCKI/OBit clock input/output
3REFCOM-Reference decoupling common15DOUTOAudio data output
4VREF2-Reference 2 decoupling cap.16SYSCKISystem clock input
5VINRIAnalog input (R ch.)17DGND-Digital ground
6RSTBIReset input active “L”18VDD-Power supply +5V
7BYPASILCF bypass control19CINNR-Anti-aliasing filter cap. (-) R ch.
8FMT0IAudio data format 020CINPR-Anti-aliasing filter cap. (+) R ch.
9FMT1IAudio data format 121CINNL-Anti-aliasing filter cap. (-) L ch.
10MODE0IMaster/Slave mode selection 022CINPL-Anti-aliasing filter cap. (+) L ch.
11MODE1IMaster/Slave mode selection 123VCC-Analog power supply
12FSYNCI/OFrame sync. input/output24AGND-Analog ground
OUTPUT(L): +6.0 ± 2 dBm; OUTPUT(R): Less than -72.0 dBm (10 kohm load)
INDIV(1): +6.0 ± 2 dBm; INDIV(2): Less than-72.0 dBm (10 kohm load)
PHONES(L): +5.0 ± 2 dBm; PHONES(R): Less than -64.0 dBm (33 ohm load)
OUTPUT(L): Less than -72.0 dBm (10 kohm load); OUTPUT(R): +6.0 ± 2 dBm
INDIV(1): Less than -72.0 dBm (10 kohm load); INDIV(2): +6.0 ± 2 dBm
PHONES(L): Less than -64.0 dBm (33 ohm load); PHONES(R): +5.0 ± 2 dBm
OUTPUT (L, R): Less than -82.0 dBm (10 kohm load)
PHONES (L, R): Less than -85.0 dBm (33 ohm load)
Test Conditions, Judgment Criteria, etc.
±
2 dBm (Line) (10 kohm)
±
2 dBm (10 kohm)
±
2 dBm (10 kohm)
Measuring instruments: frequency counter, oscilloscope, AC voltmeter (JIS-C curve type), distortion meter
(with flat filter), keyboard amplifier, etc.
Jigs:MIDI cable, specially designed expansion board, etc.
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A. HOW TO ENTER THE TEST PROGRAM
While pressing the [VOICE], [PERFORM] and [STORE]
switches, turn on the [POWER ON/OFF] switch. The
following message will then appear.
In this state, pressing the [EXIT] switch will cancel the
test mode and restore the normal state.
B. PROCEEDING THROUGH THE TEST PROGRAM
AUTO MODE:
When the test program is started, the following display
will appear.
Select the test number using the [DEC/NO] and [INC/
YES] switches.
Press the [ENTER] switch to execute the tests one after
another starting from the currently selected number.
If the test result is “OK”, the next test will be selected
and executed sequentially.
If an error occurs, an error message will appear and the
test will be discontinued.
After pressing the [EXIT] switch, choose an appropriate
measure to deal with the error by using the [ENTER],
[INC/YES] or [EXIT] switch.
Pressing the [ENTER] switch, will automatically execute
the test from where the error occurred.
Pressing the [INC/YES] switch, the test will automatically
restart at the test following the one where the error
occurred.
Pressing the [EXIT] switch, will execute “T28 EXIT” and
the testing will come to an end.
MANUAL MODE:
When the test program is started the following display
will appear.
TEST SELECTION WHEN AN ERROR HAS BEEN DETECTED
C.
When the test result has been judged as “NG” in each of
the following tests, choose whether to execute the same
test or to proceed to the next test.
AUTO MODE:
Press the [EXIT] switch to set to the error processing state.
MANUAL MODE:
Press the [EXIT] switch to set to the next test number.
This procedure, however, is not applicable to the “T5
PANEL SWITCH” test.
T1. RAM READ/WRITE
This test is used to check the write/read/verify functions
of the main CPU SRAM.
DISPLAY OF RESULTS
OK
NG
TEST END
The test ends after the result is displayed.
OTHER
All RAM data are stored in the memory.
T2. RAM BATTERY
This test checks if the RAM backup battery voltage is
within the range of 2.7 V to 3.5 V.
DISPLAY OF RESULTS
OK
Select the test number using the [DEC/NO] and [INC/
YES] switches.
Press the [ENTER] switch to execute the currently
selected test.
After the test, press the [EXIT] switch to set to standby mode.
When the [EXIT] switch is pressed again, “T28 EXIT”
will be executed.
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OK
OK
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TEST END
The test ends after the result is displayed.
T3. WAVE ROM
This test compares each wave ROM data.
DISPLAY OF RESULTS
OK
NG
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If the wrong switch is pressed, “NG” will appear and no
sine wave will be output.
If the correct switch is pressed after that, testing will
proceed to the next switch.
If the test results for all switches are satisfactory, “OK”
will appear.
The switches are checked in the following order.
[VOICE]>[PERFORM]>[STORE]>[UTILITY]>[CARD]>
[SEQ]>[EDIT]>[JOB]>[PLAY/STP]>[SHIFT]>[EF.BYPS]>
[MASTER]>[EXIT].[ENTER]>[DEC/NO]>[INC/YES]>
[PRE1]>[PRE2]>[INT]>[EXT]>[PLG1]>[PLG2]>[Q.ACCESS]>
[A]>[B]>[C]>[D]>[E]>[F]>[G]>[H]>[1]>[2]>[3]>[4]>[5]>
[6]>[7]>[8]>[9]>[10]>[11]>[12]>[13]>[14]>[15]>[16]
DISPLAY OF RESULTS
OK
If any IC is NG, the test result will be NG.
TEST END
The test ends after the result is displayed.
T4. LCD
This test is used to check that all dots on the LCD blink
on and off alternately at approximately 1 second intervals
and that the back light of the LCD lights up.
TEST END
AUTO MODE:
Press the [+1] switch to end the test and proceed to the
next test.
MANUAL MODE:
Press the [EXIT] switch to end the test, the initial display
will appear and the next test number will be set.
T5. PANEL SWITCH/LED
This test checks that all switches function properly when
the panel switches are turned on and off according to
the instructions displayed. If the switch is connected
to the LED, it also checks that the corresponding LED
lights up.
xxxxxxxx
If the test result is satisfactory, the sine wave is output
while the switch is on and the test will proceed to
checking the next switch.
: SWITCH NAME
NG
TEST END
If the test results of all switches are satisfactory, “OK”
will appear and testing will end.
T6. ENCODER
While turning the JOG first clockwise and then
counterclockwise (-32), according to the LCD instruction
as shown below, check that the number increases and
decreases sequentially and that “OK” appears as the result.
yyyy
: target value (“OK” appears after checking.)
xxxx
: current value
DISPLAY OF RESULTS
OK
NG(No change in the message on the display)
TEST END
The test ends after the result is displayed.
When the test result is “NG”, refer to “C. TEST
SELECTION WHEN AN ERROR HAS BEEN
DETECTED”.
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T7. KEYBOARD
This test is used to check that the keyboard functions
properly by scaling 88 keys from A1 to C7.
(The above shows the C1 check.)
xxxx
: velocity value of the key being pressed
When the key on the LCD display works at a velocity of
0X10 to 0X6F, it is considered normal and that keys note
is output. The test will then proceed to the next key test.
If a wrong key is played, “NG” will appear and that note’s
sound will not be output. If a correct key is played after
that, however, the test will proceed to the next key test.
If the test results of all the keys are satisfactory, “OK”
will appear on the LCD display.
DISPLAY OF RESULTS
OK
NG
TEST END
If the test results of all the keys are satisfactory, “OK”
will appear and testing will end.
DISPLAY OF RESULTS
OK
NG(No change in the message on the display)
TEST END
The test ends after the results have been displayed.
When the test result is “NG”, refer to “C. TEST
SELECTION WHEN AN ERROR HAS BEEN
DETECTED”.
T10. A. KNOB1-4
Move each knob gradually in the following order: Center
64 (63-65); Left 127 (126-127); Right 0 (0-1); Center 64
(63-65), according to the instruction on the LCD as shown
below. Check that the numbers change sequentially and
that “OK” appears as the result.
Begin the check from the specified knob. The mark [>] will
appear to the left of the value of the knob being checked.
xxx
: current knob value
yyy
: next target value
DISPLAY OF RESULTS
OK
When the test result is “NG”, refer to “C. TEST
SELECTION WHEN AN ERROR HAS BEEN
DETECTED”.
T8. A. KNOB A-2
Move each knob gradually in the following order: Center
64 (63-65); Left 127 (126-127); Right 0 (0-1); Center 64
(63-65), according to the instruction on the LCD as shown
below. Check that the numbers change sequentially and
that “OK” appears as the result.
Begin the check from the specified knob. The mark [>] will
appear to the left of the value of the knob being checked.
xxx
: current knob value
yyy
: next target value
NG(No change in the message on the display)
TEST END
The test ends after the results have been displayed.
When the test result is “NG”, refer to “C. TEST
SELECTION WHEN AN ERROR HAS BEEN
DETECTED”.
T11. A. KNOB 5-14
Move each knob gradually in the following order: Center
64 (63-65); Left 127 (126-127); Right 0 (0-1); Center 64
(63-65), according to the instruction on the LCD as shown
below. Check that the numbers change sequentially and
that “OK” appears as the result.
Begin the check from the specified knob. The mark [>] will
appear to the left of the value of the knob being checked.
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xxx
: current knob value
yyy
: next target value
ZZZ
: name of the Knob being checked
Checking order: [ATK][DCY][SUS][REL][POR][PCH ]
[SCN][PAN][ARP][TMP]
DISPLAY OF RESULTS
OK
NG(No change in the message on the display)
TEST END
The test ends after the results have been displayed.
When the test result is “NG”, refer to “C. TEST
SELECTION WHEN AN ERROR HAS BEEN
DETECTED”.
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xxx
: current controller value
yyy
: next target value
DISPLAY OF RESULTS
OK
NG(No change in the message on the display)
TEST END
The test ends after the result is displayed.
When the test result is “NG”, refer to “C. TEST
SELECTION WHEN AN ERROR HAS BEEN
DETECTED”.
T13. FOOT CONT, SW
T12. CONTROLLER
xxx
: current knob value
Move the PITCH BENDER, MODULATION WHEEL,
RIBBON and AFTER TOUCH controllers according to
the instructions on the LCD as described below. Check
that the numbers change sequentially and that “OK”
appears as the result.
PITCH BENDER: move this controller in the following
order: Center (63-65); Up (126-127);
Down (0-1); Center (63-65).
RIBBON:move this controller in the following
order: Left (6-11); Right (103-108);
Left(6-11); and then release it at
(122-127).
MODULATION WHEEL: move this controller in the
following order: Right (0-1);
Up (126-127); Down (0-1).
AFTER TOUCH:operate this controller in the following
order: Release (0-5); Push (104-109);
and Release (0-5).
Operate the FOOT VOLUME, FOOT CONTROLLER,
SUSTAIN SWITCH and FOOT SWITCH according to the
instruction on the LCD as described below. Check that
the numbers change and that “OK” appears as the result.
Release 0 (0-2); Push In 127 (125-127); and Release 0 (0-2).
Turn On (0) and Off (1) the SUSTAIN SWITCH and
FOOT SWITCH.
FOOT VOLUME: Release (0-2); Push In (125-127);
Release (0-2)
FOOT CONTROLLER: same as the above
SUSTAIN SWITCH: On (0); Off (1)
FOOT SWITCH: same as the above
xxx
: current controller value
yyy
: next target value
DISPLAY OF RESULTS
OK
NG(No change in the message on the display)
TEST END
The test ends after the result is displayed.
When the test result is “NG”, refer to “C. TEST
SELECTION WHEN AN ERROR HAS BEEN
DETECTED”.
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T14. BREATH CONTROLLER
xxx
: current value of the breath controller
Operate the breath controller in the following order: Not
blowing (122-127) - Blowing (0-5) - Not blowing (122-127)
- Not blowing - Blowing - Not blowing, remove the jack
when “EXTRACT PLUG!” appears on the LCD. At this
time, check that the plug is not plugged in, the numbers
change sequentially and that “OK” appears on the LCD.
(The test is “OK” when the value is 34 or less.)
xxx
: current controller value
yyy
: next target value
DISPLAY OF RESULTS
OK
NG(No change in the message on the display)
TEST END
The test ends after the result is displayed.
When the test result is “NG”, refer to “C. TEST
SELECTION WHEN AN ERROR HAS BEEN
DETECTED”.
T15. CARD
ERROR CODE
RD/WR:read/write error
NO-CARD: card is not loaded
WRPRT:write protect
TEST END
The test ends after the result is displayed.
When the test result is “NG”, refer to “C. TEST
SELECTION WHEN AN ERROR HAS BEEN
DETECTED”.
T16. MIDI IN/OUT/THRU
Connect a MIDI cable to MID IN and OUT, and then
begin testing.
If the IN and OUT check results are “OK”, connect the
MIDI monitor with THRU and check that the test pattern
(AA•FF•00•55) is output.
DISPLAY OF THE RESULTS
OK
NG
(When different data has been received)
NG
(When reception is not completed within the specified time)
Load SMART MEDIA with its protect function turned
off, and then execute the test.
If SMART MEDIA is loaded with its protect function
turned on the WRPRT error message will appear.
Perform the FORMAT/WRITE/READ/VERIFY check on
SMART MEDIA and check that “OK” appears as the
result.
Unload SMART MEDIA and check that “NO-CARD”
appears on the LCD.
DISPLAY OF RESULTS
OK
NG
xxxxxxx
: Error code
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TEST END
The test ends after the result is displayed.
When the test result is “NG”, refer to “C. TEST
SELECTION WHEN AN ERROR HAS BEEN
DETECTED”.
T17. HOST SELECT
Move the HOST SELECT switch according to the
instructions on the LCD, and check that “OK” appears
as the result.
When the switch activates properly, a sine wave will be
output.
If the switch is initially at the MIDI position, move it to
any other position and then return it to the MIDI position.
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DISPLAY OF RESULTS
OK
NG(No change in the message on the display)
TEST END
When the test results of all switches are satisfactory,
“OK” will appear on the LCD and the testing will end.
When the test result is “NG”, refer to “C. TEST
SELECTION WHEN AN ERROR HAS BEEN
DETECTED”.
T18. TO HOST
Connect pin No.3 to pin No.5, and connect pin No.6 to
No.8, and then execute testing.
Operate the HOST SELECT switch according to the
instruction on the LCD and check that “OK” appears
when [MIDI] is reached at the end.
When the HOST SELECT switch is set to the MIDI
position, the “SET HOST Sw [MAC]” message will
appear. Next set the HOST SELECT switch of the main
unit to MAC to begin testing.
Set the master volume to Max and check that the
following signals are output from OUTPUT-L, INDIV1 and 2, and PHONES (L).
PHONES (R): -64 dBm or less (33 ohm load)
While sound is being output, the following message
appears on the LCD.
DISPLAY OF RESULTS
TEST END
AUTO: when the [INC] switch is pressed, the sound output
will stop and the next test will be executed.
MANUAL: when the [EXIT] switch is pressed, testing
will end, the initial display will be restored
and the next test number will be set.
T20. 1kHz OUTPUT-R
DISPLAY OF RESULTS
OK
NG
(When unexpected data is received)
NG
(When reception is not completed within the specified time)
TEST END
The test ends after the result is displayed.
When the test result is “NG”, refer to “C. TEST
SELECTION WHEN AN ERROR HAS BEEN
DETECTED”.
T19. 1kHz OUTPUT-L
Insert plugs into OUTPUT-L, OUTPUT-R, INDIV-1,
INDIV-2, PHONES (L), and PHONES (R), and then
connect the frequency counter, oscilloscope and AC
voltmeter (with a JIS-C filter).
Insert plugs into OUTPUT-L, OUTPUT-R, PHONES (L),
and PHONES (R), and then connect the oscilloscope and
AC voltmeter (with a JIS-C filter).
Set the master volume to the Max position.
Check that signals are output at OUTPUT-L, OUTPUTR, PHONES (L), and PHONES (R) as described below. At
this time, signals are output at MEL for mLAN as well.
OUTPUT-L: -72 dBm or less (10k ohm load)
OUTPUT-R: 1 KHZ ±1.5 Hz, sine wave, +6.0 ±2 dBm
(10k ohm load)
INDIV-1:-72 dBm or less (10k ohm load)
INDIV-2:
PHONES (L): -64 dBm or less (33 ohm load)
output will stop and the next test will be executed.
will end, the initial display will be restored
and the next test number will be set.
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T21. A-D LEVEL, JACK
Set the A/D GAIN volume to the maximum level.
Input a 1 kHz sine wave of the following level through the
A/D input port according to the instructions on the LCD.
MIC: -40 dBm ±0 dBmLINE: -6 dBm ±0 dBm
When a plug is connected to the jack, both “EXTRACT
PLUG” appears and the A/D level appear.
When a plug is not connected and the level is 2 or lower,
“INSERT PLUG” appears and when a plug is inserted,
the A/D level will be indicated.
“OK” will appear when the AD level is within the
following range.
MIC: 75 or greater and 85 or less
LINE: 75 or greater and 85 or less
When MIC is OK, the LINE check will be executed
automatically.
xxx, yyy
DISPLAY OF RESULTS
OK
NG
display
LINE 1, LINE 2, MIC 1 and MIC 2 can be selected by
using [DEC] and [INC].
With LINE 1, GAIN = LINE applies and the signal input
through the A/D will be output at the D/A as is.
With LINE 2, GAIN = LINE applies and the level of the
signal input through the A/D will be lowered to the
specification of the main unit (-12dB) and then output
at the D/A.
With MIC 1, GAIN = MIC applies and the signal input
through the A/D will be output at the D/A as is.
With MIC 2, GAIN = MIC applies and the level of the
signal input through the A/D will be lowered to the
specification of the main unit (-12dB) and then output
at the D/A.
When GAIN = Line 1, move the A/D INPUT VOLUME
knob and check that the sound volume varies.
When the [EXIT] switch is pressed, the sound output
will stop and the next test number will be set.
T23.PLUG-IN1
T24.PLUG-IN2
TEST END
When the [EXIT] switch is pressed, the sound output
will stop and the next test number will be set.
For the procedure to take when the test result is “NG”,
refer to “C. TEST SELECTION WHEN AN ERROR HAS
BEEN DETECTED”.
T22. A/D -> D/A
This test is used to check the signal passage from the A/
D input to the D/A output.
(GAIN is set to LINE 1 in the initial settings.)
Input a 1 kHz ±5 Hz, -6.0 dBm ±0 dBm sine wave signal
to each signal passage through the A/D input in the order
described below. Check that the output level specified
below is obtained at the output L and R respectively.
Set the A/D INPUT VOLUME knob to the Max position.
Connect the HARMONY PLUG-ON boarding into the
PLUG-IN 1 slot.
After checking the connection of the PLG-IN 1 slot, the
signal transmission and reception of the CONTROL
LINE, and the IN/OUT of the MIDI LINE and MEL
LINE, check to ensure that the output level specified
below is obtained at output L and R respectively.
Set the MASTER VOLUME knob to the Max position.
Error code
NG-BOARD: a board other than the VH board is loaded.
: Error code
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NO-BOARD: board is not loaded.
CONTROL: CONTROL line failure
TEST END
When the [EXIT] switch is pressed, the sound output
will stop and the next test number will be set.
T25.mLAN
Connect the mLAN board to the mLAN slot and execute
testing.
After checking the connection of the mLAN board, the signal
transmission and reception of the MIDI line, the RESET
request signal, and the operation of OUT + SWP30 of the
MEL line by the external clock, check that “OK” appears.
Also, confirm that a 900 Hz sine wave output is obtained
as the final signal at OUTPUT L and R.
DISPLAY OF RESULTS
OK
NG
xxxxxxx
: Error code
DISPLAY OF RESULTS
When the factory settings are restored
OK
When the factory settings are not restored
NG
TEST END
The test ends after the result is displayed.
FACTORY SETTING DATA
After the factory settings are restored, the following data
will be set.
SYSTEM SETUP
SYSTEM SETUP
INTERNAL VOICEFACTORY SET VOICE
INTERNAL PERFORMANCE FACTORY PERFORMANCE
MODEVOICE MODE
VOICEPRE1 A01(1)
T27. SWP Ch
Initial valuse of the MIDI DATA specification
Error code
NO-BOARD: board is not loaded.
RESET:errror in the reset request signal check
MIDI:MIDI line failure
MEL:MEL OUT line failure
TEST END
When the [EXIT] switch is pressed, the sound output
will stop and the next test number will be set.
T26.FACTORY SET
This test is used to restore the factory settings.
When the test is executed, the following message will
appear on the LCD.
Pressing [YES] will restore the factory settings.
Pressing [NO] will not restore the factory settings.
When the test ends properly, the sine wave sound is
output momentarily.
From OUTPUT-L, the sound output is repeated until the
EXIT switch is pressed via the SWP64Ch on the Master
side to the L channel and via the SWP64Ch on the Slave
side to the R channel.
Connect the plugs to OUTPUT-L and R. Observe the
output waveform using the oscilloscope to check that the
level of all channels is within the below specified
range.
Set the master volume to the Max position.
OUTPUT-L: 1 kHz ±1.5 Hz, sine wave
OUTPUT-R: 2 kHz ±1.5 Hz, sine wave
Also, the following message appears on the LCD during
sound output.
xxx
: Sound outputting channel no.
Either 64 or 128 can be selected for the mode.
TEST END
AUTO:
MANUAL: when the [EXIT] switch is pressed,the sound
when the [EXIT] switch is pressed,the sound output
will stop.
output will stop and the mode select standby
state will be set. When the EXIT switch is
pressed twice more, testing will end.
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T28.EXIT
When testing is executed, the following message will
appear on the LCD.
When [YES] is pressed, testing will end.
When [NO] is pressed, the entry screen for the AUTO
and MANUAL modes will be restored.
D. OTHERS
When the test mode is cancelled, the same sequence that
occurred when turning on the power will be executed.
Check that the on/off clicking noises of the main unit
power switch is as described below.
OUTPUT-L, R: Less than 500 mV
INDIV-1, 2:Less than 500 mV
PHONES-L, R: Less than 500 mV
Also, with testing cancelled check the noise level when
the voice play mode is set according to the factory settings
and no note has been played to confirm that it satisfies
the following conditions.
Take measurements with the voltmeter (with JIS-C
filter) connected.
OUTPUT-L: Less than -82 dBm (10k ohm load)
OUTPUT-R: Less than -82 dBm (10k ohm load)
INDIV-1:Less than -82 dBm (10k ohm load)
INDIV-2:Less than -82 dBm (10k ohm load)
PHONES-L: Less than -82 dBm (33k ohm load)
PHONES-R: Less than -82 dBm (33k ohm load)
(3)Turn on the power while pressing [EXIT] and
[ENTER], and the system program will be loaded
from SMART MEDIA and the operating power
will be restored.
(4)Turn on the power while pressing [DEC] and
[INC], and the wave data will be loaded from
SMART MEDIA, and the operating power will be
restored.
E. Short-cut Functions
(1)Turn on the power while pressing [PRE1] and
[PRE2], and forced initialization will be executed.
(2)Turn on the power while pressing [INT] and
[EXT], the version will then appear and the
operating power will be restored about 5 seconds
later.
Many MIDI messages listed in the MIDI Data Format section are expressed in hexadecimal or
binary numbers. Hexadecimal numbers may include the letter “H” as a suffix. The letter “n”
indicates a certain whole number.
The chart below lists the corresponding decimal number for each hexadecimal/binary number.
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For example, 144 - 159(Decimal)/9nH/1001 0000 - 1001 1111(Binary) indicate the note-on
messages for the channels 1 through 16 respectively. 176 - 191/BnH/1011 0000 - 1011 1111
indicate the control change messages for the channels 1 through 16 respectively. 192 207/CnH/1100 0000 - 1100 1111 indicate the program change messages for the channels 1
through 16 respectively. 240/F0H/1111 0000 is positioned at the beginning of data to indicate
a system exclusive message. 247/F7H/1111 0111 is positioned at the end of the system
exclusive message.
aaH(Hexadecimal)/0aaaaaaa(Binary) indicates the data addresses. The data address
consists of High, Mid and Low.
Master Keyboard Mode = on: complies with Zone Transmit Channel.
Master Keyboard Mode = off: complies with Keyboard Transmit Channel.
The data played back using Sequencer Part will be output through the channels set for
the sequence data, ignoring [SW1] settings.
CS6R transmits BC and A-C/1-2 of ASSIGNABLE CONTROLLER, and the data from the
Sequencer Part. [SW2] MIDI Control Mode
[SW3] MIDI Sync
[SW4] MIDI Control
[SW5] MIDI Device Number
When set to all, data will be output through the channel 1.
[SW6] PHRASE CLIP MODE JOB only. Not available on S80.
[SW7] In the VOICE MODE, VOICE related data only. In the PERFORMANCE MODE, PERFORMANCE
related data only.
SYSTEM data will be transmitted/received in all modes.
[SW8] SYSTEM Bank Select Switch
||
|+-[SW7]-||
|+-[SW7]-||
|+-[SW12]-XG SYSTEM ONF0H 43H 1nH 4CH 00H 00H 7EH 00H F7H
|
+[SW3]--------- SYSTEM REALTIME MESSAGE
|TIMING CLOCKF8H
|
+[SW4]--------- SYSTEM REALTIME MESSAGE
|STARTFAH
|CONTINUEFBH
|STOPFCH
|
|
+-------------- ACTIVE SENSINGFEH
[SW2] MIDI Control Mode
[SW3] MIDI Sync
[SW4] MIDI Control
[SW5] MIDI Device Number
When set to the number other than off, MIDI MASTER VOLUME will be received.
[SW6] PHRASE CLIP MODE JOB only. Not available on S80.
[SW7] In the VOICE MODE, VOICE related data only. In the PERFORMANCE MODE, PERFORMANCE
related data only.
SYSTEM data will be transmitted/received in all modes.
[SW8] SYSTEM Bank Select Switch
[SW9] SYSTEM Program Change Switch (Received only in the Play Mode when Voice Mode or
Phrase Clip Mode is selected.)
[SW10] SYSTEM Bulk Protect and the conditions mentioned in SW7 above.
[SW11] MIDI Receive Channel and Receive Filter.
In Performance Mode, complies with Part Receive Channel and Part Receive Switch.
In the modes other than Performance Mode, complies with Basic Receive Channel.
[SW12] SYSTEM Receive GM/XG On
CS6R transmits BC and A-C/1-2 of ASSIGNABLE CONTROLLER, and the data from the
Sequencer Part.
(3-1-1) NOTE OFF
STATUS1000nnnn(8nH)n = 0 ~ 15 CHANNEL NUMBER
NOTE NUMBER 0kkkkkkkk = 0 (C-2) ~ 127 (G8)
VELOCITY0vvvvvvvignores "v"
Receive only.
(3-1-2) NOTE ON/OFF
STATUS1001nnnn(9nH)n = 0 ~ 15 CHANNEL NUMBER
NOTE NUMBER 0kkkkkkkk = 0 (C-2) ~ 127 (G8)
VELOCITY0vvvvvvv(v=0)NOTE ON
(3-1-3) CONTROL CHANGE
STATUS1011nnnn(BnH)n = 0 ~ 15 CHANNEL NUMBER
CONTROL NUMBER 0ccccccc
CONTROL VALUE 0vvvvvvv
* TRANSMITTED CONTROL NUMBER
c = 0BANK SEL MSB; v = 0,63,127*3
c = 32BANK SEL LSB; v = 0,1,8,9,24,25,32,40,41,64,65 *3
c = 1MODULATION; v = 0 - 127
c = 5PORTAMENTO TIME ; v = 0 - 127*4
c = 7MAIN VOLUME; v = 0 - 127
c = 10PAN; v = 0 - 127*4
c = 11EXPRESSION; v = 0 - 127
c = 31EG SUSTAIN LEVEL; v = 0:-64 - 64:0 - 127:+63 *4,*5
c = 64SUSTAIN SWITCH; v = 0, 127
c = 65PORTAMENTO SWITCH ; v = 0-63:OFF , 64-127:ON*4
c = 71FILTER RESONANCE; v = 0:-64 - 64:0 - 127:+63 *4
c = 72EG RELEASE TIME; v = 0:-64 - 64:0 - 127:+63 *4
c = 73EG ATTACK TIME; v = 0:-64 - 64:0 - 127:+63 *4
c = 74FILTER CUTOFF FREQ; v = 0:-64 - 64:0 - 127:+63 *4
c = 75EG DECAY TIME; v = 0:-64 - 64:0 - 127:+63 *4
c = 91REVERB SEND; v = 0 - 127*4
c = 93CHORUS SEND; v = 0 - 127*4
c = 0..95ASSIGNABLE CONTROLLER; v = 0 - 127*6
The Sequencer Part will play back all the recorded control change messages.
* RECEIVED CONTROL NUMBER
c = 0BANK SEL MSB; v = 0 - 127*3
c = 32BANK SEL LSB; v = 0 - 127*3
c = 1MODULATION; v = 0 - 127
c = 5PORTAMENTO TIME ; v = 0 - 127*2
c = 6DATA ENTRY MSB; v = 0 - 127*1
c = 38DATA ENTRY LSB; v = 0 - 127*1
c = 7MAIN VOLUME; v = 0 - 127
c = 10PAN; v = 0 - 127
c = 11EXPRESSION; v = 0 - 127
c = 31EG SUSTAIN LEVEL; v = 0:-64 - 64:0 - 127:+63 *2,*5
c = 64SUSTAIN SWITCH; v = 0-63:OFF , 64-127:ON*2
c = 65PORTAMENTO SWITCH; v = 0-63:OFF , 64-127:ON*2
c = 66SOSTENUTO; v = 0-63:OFF , 64-127:ON*2
c = 71HARMONIC CONTENT; v = 0:-64 - 64:0 - 127:+63
c = 72EG RELEASE TIME; v = 0:-64 - 64:0 - 127:+63
c = 73EG ATTACK TIME; v = 0:-64 - 64:0 - 127:+63
c = 74BRIGHTNESS; v = 0:-64 - 64:0 - 127:+63
c = 75EG DECAY TIME; v = 0:-64 - 64:0 - 127:+63 *2
c = 84PORTAMENTO CONTROL ; v = 0 - 127*2
c = 91EFFECT1 DEPTH; v = 0 - 127
c = 93EFFECT3 DEPTH; v = 0 - 127
c = 96DATA ENTRY INC; v = 127 *1
c = 97DATA ENTRY DEC; v = 127 *1
c = 0..95ASSIGNABLE CONTROLLER; v = 0 - 127*6
c = 0..95ARPEGGIO SW; v = 0-63:OFF , 64-127:ON*6
c = 0..95ARPEGGIO HOLD; v = 0-63:OFF , 64-127:ON*6
*1 Used only when a value is set using RPN.
*2 Invalid with Drum Voices.
*3 Relation between BANK CHANGE and PROGRAM is as follows:
*4 CS6x only.
*5 Transmitted/received only when MODE2 is selected in CONTROL CHANGE MODE.
*6 The default CONTROL NUMBERs of ASSIGNABLE CONTROLLER are as follows:
PORTAMENTO TIME sets the time it takes for the pitch to reach the next note played
when PORTAMENTO SWITCH is set to on.
PAN position relatively changes according to the preset value for each voice.
In PORTAMENTO CONTROL, PORTAMENTO TIME is fixed to 0.
EFFECT1 DEPTH controls reverb send level.
EFFECT3 DEPTH controls chorus send level.
HARMONIC CONTENT adjusts the resonance preset for each voice.
Setting a value adds to or subtracts from the center value, 64, since it is an offset
parameter.
The larger the value more resonant sound will be produced. The effective range may be
narrower than the range you can designate depending on the selected voice.
The parameters, EG ATTACK TIME, EG DECAY TIME, EG SUSTAIN LEVEL, EG RELEASE TIME
adjust the envelopes preset for each voice.
Setting these values add to or subtract from the center value, 64, since these are
offset parameters.
BRIGHTNESS adjusts the cutoff frequency preset for each voice.
Setting a value adds to or subtracts from the center value, 64, since it is an offset
parameter.
The smaller the value the cutoff frequency will be lowered. The effective range may be
narrower than the range you can designate depending on the selected voice.
0vvvvvvv(v=0)NOTE OFF
CATEGORY|MSB|LSB|PROGRAM No
----------------------------------+--------+--------+--------------------------Normal VoiceInternal|0|0|0..127(1..128)
Drum VoiceInternal|127|0|0..1(1..2)
Normal VoicePreset 1|63|0|0..127(1..128)
nk Select will be actually executed when the Program Change message is received.
nk Select and Program Change numbers that are not supported by Yamaha will be
nored.
ROGRAM CHANGE
STATUS1100nnnn(CnH)n = 0 ~ 15 CHANNEL NUMBER
PROGRAM NUMBER 0pppppppp = 0 ~ 127
HANNELAFTER TOUCH
STATUS1101nnnn(DnH)n = 0 ~ 15 CHANNEL NUMBER
VALUE0vvvvvvvv = 0 ~ 127 AFTER TOUCH VALUE
ITCH BEND CHANGE
STATUS1110nnnn(EnH)n = 0 ~ 15 CHANNEL NUMBER
LSB0vvvvvvvPITCH BEND CHANGE LSB
MSB0vvvvvvvPITCH BEND CHANGE MSB
Transmitted with a resolution of 7 bits.
NNEL MODE MESSAGES
STATUS1011nnnn(BnH)n = 0 ~ 15 CHANNEL NUMBER
CONTROL NUMBER 0cccccccc = CONTROL NUMBER
CONTROL VALUE 0vvvvvvvv = DATA VALUE
LL SOUNDS OFF(CONTROL NUMBER = 78H , DATA VALUE = 0)
All the sounds currently played including the channel messages such as note-on and
hold-on in a certain channel are muted when receiving this message.
ESET ALL CONTROLLERS
Resets the values set for the following controllers.
PITCH BEND CHANGE0 (center)
CHANNEL AFTER TOUCH 0 (minimum)
MODULATION0 (minimum)
EXPRESSION127 (maximum)
BREATH CONTROLLER127 (maximum)
FOOT CONTROLLER127 (maximum)
RIBBON CONTROLLER0 (center)
KNOB 10 (center)
KNOB 20 (center)
SUSTAIN SWITCH0 (off)
SOSTENUTO SWITCH0 (off)
RPNNot assigned; No change
PORTAMENT CONTROLResets the source note number
Doesn’t reset the following data:
PROGRAM CHANGE, BANK SELECT MSB/LSB, VOLUME, PAN.
HARMONIC CONTENT, SUSTAIN LEVEL, RELEASE TIME, ATTACK TIME, DECAY TIME, BRIGHTNESS
EFFECT SEND LEVEL 1, EFFECT SEND LEVEL 3, PORTAMENTO SWITCH
PITCH BEND SENSITIVITY, FINE TUNING, COARSE TUNING
ASSIGNABLE CONTROLLER
LL NOTES OFF(CONTROL NUMBER = 7BH , DATA VALUE = 0)
All the notes currently set to on in certain channel(s) are muted when receiving
this message. However, if Sustain or Sostenuto is on, notes will continue sounding
until these are turned off.
MNI MODE OFF(CONTROL NUMBER = 7CH , DATA VALUE = 0)
Performs the same function as when receiving ALL NOTES OFF.
Sets VOICE RECEIVE CHANNEL to "OMNI OFF," channel 1.
MNI MODE ON(CONTROL NUMBER = 7DH , DATAVALUE = 0)
Performs the same function as when receiving ALL NOTES OFF.
Sets VOICE RECEIVE CHANNEL to "OMNI ON."
ONO(CONTROLNUMBER = 7EH , DATA VALUE = 0..16)
Performs the same function as when receiving ALL SOUNDS OFF. If the 3rd byte (mono)
is within 0 through 16, the channel will be Mode4(m = 1).
In VOICE MODE, the mode can be Mode2(m=1) according to VOICE RECEIVE CHANNEL.
OLY(CONTROL NUMBER = 7FH , DATAVALUE = 0)
Performs the same function as when receiving ALL SOUNDS OFF. The channel will be
Mode3.
In VOICE MODE, the mode can be Mode1 according to VOICE RECEIVE CHANNEL.
(CONTROL NUMBER = 79H , DATAVALUE = 0)
ISTERED PARAMETER NUMBER
STATUS1011nnnn(BnH) n = 0 ~ 15 CHANNEL NUMBER
LSB01100100(64H)
RPN LSB0pppppppp = RPN LSB(Refer to the table as shown below)
MSB01100101(65H)
RPN MSB0qqqqqqqq = RPN MSB(Refer to the table as shown below)
DATA ENTRY MSB 00000110(06H)
DATA VALUE0mmmmmmmm = Data Value
DATA ENTRY LSB 00100110(26H)
DATA VALUE0llllllll = Data Value
First, designate the parameter using RPN MSB/LSB numbers. Then, set its value with
data entry MSB/LSB.
RPND.ENTRY
LSB MSB MSB LSB PARAMETER NAME DATA RANGE
02H 00H mmH --- MASTER COARSE TUNE28H - 40H - 58H (-24 - 0 - +24 semitones)
7FH 7FH --- --- RPN RESETRPN numbers will be left not designated.
(-8192*100/8192) - 0 - (+8192*100/8192)
The internal values are not affected.
-REGISTERED PARAMETER NUMBER
There are no applicable parameters.
TEM REAL TIME MESSAGES
CTIVE SENSING
STATUS11111110(FEH)
Transmitted at every 200 msec.
Once this code is received, the instrument starts sensing. When no status nor data
is received for over approximately 350 ms, MIDI receiving buffer will be cleared,
and the sounds currently played and the sustain switch are forcibly turned off. In
this case, each control data will be reset to a certain value.
TEM EXCLUSIVE MESSAGE
NIVERSAL NON REALTIME MESSAGE
6-1-1)GENERAL MIDI MODE ON
F0H 7EH 7FH 09H 01H F7H
Received only when SYSTEM Receive GM/XG on is set to on in PERFORMANCE MODE. The
Part values will be reset according to the SYSTEM Internal Part settings.
(3-6-1-2)IDENTITY REQUEST(Receive only)
F0H 7EH 0nH 06H 01H F7H ("n" = Device No.However, this instrument receives under
"omni.")
Sets the MASTER VOLUME value.
The value "mm" is used to set the master volume (the value "ll" should be ignored).
(3-6-3)PARAMETER CHANGE
(3-6-3-1) XG SYSTEM ON
11110000F0Exclusive status
100001143YAMAHA ID
0001nnnn1ndevice Number
10011004CModel ID
0aaaaaaa0Address High
0aaaaaaa0Address Mid
0aaaaaaa7EAddress Low
00Data
11110111F7End of Exclusive
Received only when SYSTEM Receive GM/XG on is set to on in PERFORMANCE MODE. The
Part values will be reset according to the SYSTEM Internal Part settings.
Be aware that executing this message takes ca. 170ms and that, therefore, a certain
interval before executing the following message is needed.
(3-6-3-2) NATIVE PARAMETER CHANGE, REMOTE SWITCH
11110000F0Exclusive status
0100001143YAMAHA ID
0001nnnn1ndevice Number
0110010064Model ID
0aaaaaaaaaaaaaaAddress High
0aaaaaaaaaaaaaaAddress Mid
0aaaaaaaaaaaaaaAddress Low
0ddddddddddddddData
||
11110111F7End of Exclusive
For parameters with data size of 2 or more, the appropriate number of data bytes
will be transmitted.
See the following MIDI Data Table for Address and Byte Count.
Always received no matter which device number is selected, in the case of REMOTE
SWITCH.
(3-6-4)BULK DUMP
11110000F0Exclusive status
0100001143YAMAHA ID
0000nnnn0ndevice Number
0110010064Model ID
0bbbbbbbbbbbbbbByte Count
0bbbbbbbbbbbbbbByte Count
0aaaaaaaaaaaaaaAddress High
0aaaaaaaaaaaaaaAddress Mid
0aaaaaaaaaaaaaaAddress Low
00Data
||
0ccccccccccccccCheck-sum
11110111F7End of Exclusive
See the following MIDI Data Table for Address and Byte Count.
The Check sum is the value that results in a value of 0 for the lower 7 bits when
the Byte Count, Start Address, Data and Check sum itself are added.
(3-6-5) DUMP REQUEST
11110000F0Exclusive status
0100001143YAMAHA ID
0010nnnn2ndevice Number
0110010064Model ID
0aaaaaaaaaaaaaaAddress High
0aaaaaaaaaaaaaaAddress Mid
0aaaaaaaaaaaaaaAddress Low
11110111F7End of Exclusive
See the following MIDI Data Table for Address and Byte Count.
(3-6-6) PARAMETER REQUEST
11110000F0Exclusive status
0100001143YAMAHA ID
0011nnnn3ndevice Number
0110010064Model ID
0aaaaaaaaaaaaaaAddress Hig
0aaaaaaaaaaaaaaAddress Mid
0aaaaaaaaaaaaaaAddress Low
11110111F7End of Exclusive
See the following MIDI Data Table for Address and Byte Count.
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SEQKBD
TG
MIDI In
MIDI Out
From Host
To Host
Local Sw
HOST MODE = PC1/PC2/MAC
SEQKBD
TG
MIDI In
MIDI Out
From Host
To Host
Local Sw
HOST MODE = MIDI
Although three types of note on/note off data, received via MIDI, played by the
internal sequencer and played on the keyboard will be distinguished, the other
controllers (channel messages) equally affect the entire notes.
ALL SOUNDS OFF clears all the sounds in the specific channel(s) played by both the
keyboard and the data via MIDI.
ALL NOTES OFF received via MIDI clears the sounds in the specific channel(s) played
via MIDI.
A : Australian model
B : British model
C : Canadian model
D : German model
E : European model
F : French model
H : North European model
I : Indonesian model
J : Japanese model
WARNING
Components having special characteristics are marked and must be replaced with parts having
specification equal to those originally installed.
M: South African model
O: Chinese model
Q: South-east Asia model
T : Taiwan model
U : U.S.A. model
V : General export model (110V)
W: General export model (220)
N,X : General export model
Y : Export model
The numbers “QTY” show quantities for each unit.
The parts with “--” in “PART NO.” are not available as spare parts.
This mark “ } ” in the REMARKS column means these parts are interchangeable.
The second letter of the shaded (
The second letter of the shaded (
) part number is O, not zero.
) part number is I, not one.
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OVERALL ASSEMBLY
28
29
310
430
304
122
62
20
50
60
450
42
490500
440
305302
22
24
26
Wheel Assembly
(See page 5)
40
120
110
300
470
480
110b
320
110a
112
322
400
94
92
Power Supply Assembly
MK Assembly
(See page 6)
(See page 7)
70
510
30
90
Panel Assembly
(See page 4)
10
92
92
92
130
32
100a
74
460
74
100c
100d
420
100b
106
410
72
104
100
102
104
2
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REF NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTIONREMARKSQTY
OVERALL ASSEMBLYCS6X
Overall Assembly JJ(V387080)
--
Overall Assembly UU(V387090)
--
Overall Assembly EE,B(V387100)
10Panel Assembly(V387110)
*
20End Block (L)
22Bind Head Tapping Screw-B3.0X8 MFZN2BL201
24End Block Support Plate(V388590)
26Bind Head Tapping Screw-B3.0X8 MFZN2BL401
28Cord BinderS-15201
29Bind Head Tapping Screw-B3.0X8 MFZN2BL201
*
30End Block (R)
32Bind Head Tapping Screw-B3.0X8 MFZN2BL201
40Wheel Assembly(V387160)
42Bind Head Tapping Screw-B3.0X8 MFZN2BL401
50Touch VolumeSMD01 (10KB)Ribbon07
60Ribbon Angle(V475580)
62Bind Head Tapping Screw-B3.0X8 MFZN2BL401
70MK Assembly(V441400)
72Bind Head Tapping Screw-B3.0X8 MFZN2BL401
74Adhesive Tape 12X50m(2154500)
76Cord BinderS-75B201
90Power Supply Assembly JJ,U(V387130)
90Power Supply Assembly EE,B(V387140)
92Bind Head Tapping Screw-B3.0X8 MFZN2BL601
100Bottom Assembly(V387120)
100aBottom Cover
*
100bPLG Cover
*
100cFoot205Y4179402
*
100dCoin Screw 3.0X66
*
102Corner Plate2
104Bind Head Tapping Screw-B3.0X8 MFZN2BL3501
106Coin Screw 3.0X62
*
110PLG Support Brecket(V474270)
110aCord HolderLWS-1S203
110bCord HolderUAMS-09-0201
60Cord HolderBK-101
C62Jumper Wire0.55
CN1Connector Base PostPH-5P TE01
CN2Connector Base PostPH-5P TE01
CN3Base Post ConnectorXH-5P TE01
CN4Connector Base PostPH-8P TE01
CN5Connector Base PostPH-15P TE01
CN6Connector Base PostPH-5P TE01
CN7Connector Base PostPH-9P TE03
AC CordJ 7A 125V 3P 2.5MJ06
AC CordCSAU08
AC CordVDEE08
AC CordBS 3B10
T ouch V olumeSMD01 (10KB)Ribbon07
Lithium BatteryCR203203
LCD Assembly
Rotary Variable ResistorRK1631110T54A 10KPitch03
Rotary Variable Resistor10.0K K161100SModulation03
Rubber ContactLC09
Power Supply Unit J,U,CJ,U
Power Supply Unit E B AE,B
Push SwitchSDDLB103
AC-IN ConnectorAC AC-P01CR0203
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RANK: Japan only
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ABCDEFGHI JKLMNOPQ
1
to PS-CN3
CS6X CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 1/4(DM1/3
2200/10
)
to SV-CN3
to JK-CN5
INVERTER
to RV-CN5
CS6X
1
to JK-CN7
2
2
to WHEEL
PHOTOCOUPLER
to RIBBON
KEYBOARD
CN1,CN3
3
LINE
TRANSCEIVER
OP AMP
3
CPU
4
4
KEYBOARD
CN2,CN4
INVERTER
MPX
to LC
KEYBOARD
MPXMPX
to DM2/3 B8
MPX
INVERTER
INVERTER
5
5
to DM3/3 B6
D-FF
C200 220/10
to LCD
to RV-CN6
100P
100P
100P
100P
100P
100P
100P
100P
D-FF
INVERTER
6
6
to DM2/3 P4
to DM3/3 B6
to DM3/3 B6
to DM2/3 D10
to DM2/3 P4
TRANSCEIVER
D-FF
D-FF
220/10
220/10
7
7
MASK CPU
HD6437045F24F
CPU
to DM2/3 J6
to DM2/3 C9
to DM2/3 K4
to DM2/3 B10
C201
220/10
GATE ARRAY
to DM2/3 J11
INVERTER
180
180
180
180
180
180
180
100
to PLUGIN1
to DM2/3 J11
INVERTER
180
180
180
180
180
180
to PLUGIN2
-CN1
100
8
9
10
to DM2/3 H9
FLASH ROM1 16M
N.C
DEMULTIDLEXER
OR
to DM3/3 B3
to DM3/3 B6
OR
FLASH ROM2 16M
ANALOG SW
to DM2/3 P5
SYSTEM RESET
220/10C202
INVERTER
to PN-CN7
to DM3/3 J5
to DM3/3 B5
220/10
DRAM 4M
BUFFER
to DM2/3 J11
to DM2/3 J6
to DM2/3 J6
8
9
10
11
12
to DM2/3 A5
CS6X
to DM2/3 H9
to DM3/3 B3
to DM2/3 H9
to DM3/3 B4
to DM2/3 A5
to DM3/3 B1
SRAM 1MSRAM 1M
28CC1-8813230
11
5
CS6X
12
ABCDEFGHI JKLMNOPQ
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ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ
1
2
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
4
5
6
7
8
9
7
8
9
10
11
12
10
11
12
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ
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ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQ
1
2
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
4
5
6
7
8
9
7
8
9
10
11
12
10
11
12
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A
B
CS6X CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 4/4(PNA,PNB,JK,RIB
)
PNAPNB
CS6X
A
B
C
D
E
to DM
-CN17
to DM
-CN19
to JK-CN6
to
RIBBON
C
RIB
D
to DM-CN9
E
G
to JK
-CN1
F
F
SM
RV
G
H
to DM-CN22
H
28CC1-8813231
I
1
I
J
K
JK
to DM-CN4
J25
J24
0.01
0.01
R90
100
100
OPAMP
100
1M
L8
OPAMP
47K
GAIN
OPAMP
to DM-
CN21
R91
100
100
OPAMP
PHONES
J
K
J6
OPAMP
L
M
OPAMP
to PN-CN9
FOOT VOLUME
Foot Switch
SUSTAIN
FOOT
CONTROLLER
0.1
to DM
-CN8
OPAMP
to SV
-CN2
L
OPAMP
0.1
0.1
M
OPAMP
to DM
-CN20
N
O
P
BREATH
to PS-CN2
OPAMP
0.01u0.01u0.01u0.01u
28CC1-8813232
N
O
2
P
Q
CS6X
CS6X
Q
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