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Roland V-studio VS-2480 Owner's Manual

Roland V-studio VS-2480 Owner's Manual (452 pages)

24BIT/24TRACK DIGITAL AUDIO WORKSTATION

Brand: Roland | Category: Music Equipment | Size: 13.46 MB

Table of Contents

Important Safety Instructions
2
Important Notes
6
Power Supply
6
Table of Contents
9
Step-By-Step Instruction Finder

20
1 Welcome

27
- About this Manual
  27
- Other Documents in the VS-2480 Box
  29
- Getting more Help
  29
2 Getting Around

31
- The Top Panel of the VS-2480
  31
  - Analog Input Jacks
    31
  - Monitor/Display Controls
    32
  - Channel Strips
    33
  - Display Area
    36
  - TRACK EDIT Area
    37
  - EZ ROUTING, AUTOMIX, CD-RW/MASTERING and MENU Buttons
    39
  - General Controls
    41
  - SCRUB, PREVIEW and Transport Buttons
    42
  - LOCATOR/MARKER/SCENE Area
    44
- The Rear Panel of the VS-2480
  46
3 Introduction to the VS-2480

51
- What's Inside the VS-2480
  51
  - Input Jacks and Connectors
    51
  - The Mixing Console
    52
  - The Internal Effects
    54
  - The Hard Disk Recorder
    55
  - Output Jacks and Connectors
    55
- Signal Flow
  56
- Projects
  56
- Busses in the VS-2480
  57
  - What's a Bus
    57
- Achieving Perfect Levels
  58
- What's "Clipping
  58
  - How Do I Get Good Levels
    58
- The Importance of Backing up
  59
4 Setting up and Basic Operations

61
- Things You'll Need
  61
  - Power
    61
  - A Way to Listen to the VS-2480
    61
- Getting Ready
  61
- Powering up
  63
  - What Happens During the VS-2480'S Power-Up
    63
- Configuring the VS-2480
  64
  - Setting up the VGA Monitor, Mouse and Keyboard
    64
  - Setting the VS-2480'S Clock
    65
- A few Fundamental Concepts
  65
  - Selection
    65
  - Switches
    66
  - Parameters and Values
    66
- Tools You'll Use All the Time
  66
  - The Cursor/Zoom Buttons
    66
  - The F Buttons
    66
  - The TIME/VALUE Dial
    67
  - The ENTER/YES and EXIT/NO Buttons
    67
  - The SHIFT Button
    68
  - Using a Mouse
    68
  - Using an ASCII Keyboard
    69
  - Using the VGA Info Display
    70
  - UNDO and REDO
    72
  - Naming
    73
- Undoing a Track Recording or Editing Operation
  73
  - Entering Numbers with the Numeric Keypad
    74
- Entering a New Name from a Keyboard
  74
5 Understanding Effects

81
- Harnessing the VS-2480'S Effects
  81
  - Dry and Wet
    81
- Effect Routings
  81
  - Insert Effects
    82
  - Loop Effects
    82
- Master Effects
  83
- External Effects
  83
- Getting the most from Your Effect Processors
  84
6 Understanding the Hard Disk Recorder

85
- VS-2480 Hard Disk Drives
  85
- How Audio Is Recorded on a VS-2480 Hard Drive
  86
- How Recordings Are Played Back
  87
  - Random Access
    87
  - What's Pointer-Based Playback
    87
- Non-Destructive, Pointer-Based Editing
  88
  - Pointer-Based Editing
    88
- What Is a VS-2480 Track
  89
  - The Power of V-Tracks
    90
- Track Editing Basics
  90
  - About Editing Phrases
    90
  - About Editing Regions
    91
7 Project and Drive Operations

93
- Navigating the PROJECT Menu Screens
  93
  - Working with the PROJECT LIST
    93
  - About "Store Current?" Messages
    94
- Selecting an Item in the Project List
  94
- To Display the Projects on a Drive
  94
- Project Operations
  95
  - About F6 (MARK)
    95
  - Select
    95
- Loading a Project
  95
- Marking a Project
  95
  - New
    96
  - Sample Rate
    96
- Creating a New Project
  98
  - Name
    99
  - Protect
    99
- Entering a Project Comment
  99
- Re-Naming a Project
  99
  - Optimize
    100
- Locking and Un-Locking a Project on Your Hard Drive
  100
- Optimizing a Project
  100
  - Destination Drive Selection
    101
- Selecting a New Destination Drive
  101
  - Copy
    101
  - Erase
    102
- Erasing a Project
  102
  - Split
    103
  - Combine
    104
- Combining Two Projects
  104
  - Backup
    105
  - Recover
    107
  - Import
    108
  - Export
    109
- Exporting a VS-2480 Project
  110
- Drive Operations
  111
  - Disk Maintenance
    111
  - Fragmentation
    112
  - Format Drive
    113
- Formatting a Hard Drive
  114
  - Clear Partition
    115
  - Drive Check
    116
- Running Drive Check
  117
8 The Home Screen

119
- Elements of the Home Screen
  119
  - Display Pop-Up Menu Button
    119
  - Current Channel Display
    120
  - PAN/AUX SEND 1-8 Knob Display
    120
  - Meters Display
    120
  - Position Bar
    122
  - The Playlist
    122
- Zooming in and out on the Playlist
  123
  - Meter Switches
    124
  - Input Peak Indicators
    125
  - Current Time Location Display
    126
  - Clock, Calendar
    126
- Changing Your Current Location in a Project
  126
  - Using the Fader/Pan Display
    127
    
    The F/P Switches
    127
  - About the ID Buttons
    127
9 Working with Input Signals

129
- Analog Input Signals
  129
  - Making Analog Connections
    129
- Phantom Power
  130
  - Setting Analog Input Levels
    130
- To Set an Analog Input Level
  130
  - Digital Input Signals
    131
    
    Digital Connections
    131
    
    Selecting the Desired Digital Inputs
    131
- Activating R-BUS 2, Coaxial or Optical Digital Inputs
  131
  - Digital Considerations
    132
  - The Master Clock
    132
- Designating the Master Clock for Digital Audio Input
  133
10 Using the Digital Mixer

137
- Changing Channels
  137
  - Switching between Input, Track, aux and FX Channels
    137
- Channel Selection
  138
  - Selecting a Channel for Editing
    138
- About the Channel Faders
  138
  - Setting a Fader to Unity Gain and Centering Its Panning
    138
- To Reset a Channel's Fader and Pan
  138
- Using the PAN/AUX SEND 1-8 Knobs
  139
  - Adjusting Stereo Positioning
    139
  - Setting Dynamics and EQ Parameters for One Channel
    139
- Activating Knob Control of Channel Panning
  139
  - The KNOB/FDR ASSIGN•AUX SEND 1-8 Button
    140
    
    To Set What the KNOB/FADER ASSIGN Feature Controls
    140
- Activating Knob Control of Dynamics and EQ Parameters
  140
  - To Turn the KNOB/FADER ASSIGN Feature on and off
    141
  - Activating Knob or Fader Control of aux Send Levels
    141
  - Controlling a Parameter of Your Choice
    141
  - The MASTER Fader
    142
  - Muting and Soloing Channel Signals
    142
    
    Mute Mode
    143
    
    Muting Channels in Mute Mode
    143
    
    Solo Mode
    143
    
    Soloing Channels in solo Mode
    143
  - Scenes
    144
    
    Basic Scene Operations
    144
  - Storing a Scene
    144
    
    Editing Scenes
    145
  - Clearing a Scene
    145
  - Leaving Scene Mode
    145
  - Recalling a Scene
    145
    
    Scenes in Safe Mode
    146
  - Protecting a Channel's Settings When a Scene Is Recalled
    146
  - Recalling a Scene in Safe Mode
    146
  - Resetting Mixer Parameters
    147
  - Clearing a Scene in Safe Mode
    147
  - Storing a Scene in Safe Mode
    147
11 Input and Track Channel Tools

149
- Viewing a CH EDIT Screen
  149
- Introduction to the CH EDIT Screens
  149
  - How the CH EDIT Screens Are Organized
    149
- The CH EDIT Screens
  150
  - The CH EDIT VIEW Screen
    150
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    153
  - The DYN Screen
    157
  - The EQ Screen
    162
  - The FX ins Screen
    166
  - The Surrnd Screen
    166
  - The CH EDIT P.BAY Screen
    166
  - The CH EDIT ASSIGN Screen
    167
  - Parameter View
    167
- Assorted CH EDIT Tools
  169
  - The CH EDIT VIEW Cpyprm Button
    169
  - The DYN and EQ Screen RESET Buttons
    169
12 Working with Input Channels

171
13 Operating the Hard Disk Recorder

177
- The Transport Buttons
  177
  - The Main Transport Buttons
    177
  - Special Transport Buttons
    177
  - The SHUTTLE Ring
    178
- The TRACK STATUS Buttons
  178
  - How the TRACK STATUS Buttons Work
    178
- Recording
  179
  - Before Recording a Track
    179
  - Recording a New Track
    179
- Playback
  180
  - Basic Playback Procedure
    180
  - Moving through a Project
    180
  - Using Jump
    180
- Playing Back Recorded Tracks
  180
  - Looped Playback
    181
- Setting Loop Points Using Locators
  181
- Setting Loop Points Using Markers
  181
- Setting Loop Points When a Project Isn't Playing
  181
- Setting Loop Points While a Project Is Playing
  181
  - Vari Pitch Playback
    182
- Activating Looped Playback
  182
- Editing Loop from and to Points Manually
  182
  - Preview
    183
- Activating Vari Pitch
  183
  - Scrub
    184
- Pinpointing an Event with the PREVIEW Buttons
  184
  - Locators
    185
    
    Basic Locator Operations
    186
    
    Other Locator Operations
    186
  - Clearing a Locator
    186
  - Editing Locators
    186
  - Recalling a Locator
    186
  - Storing a Locator
    186
    
    Locators in Safe Mode
    187
    
    Switching Automatically to Locator Mode
    187
  - Recalling a Locator in Safe Mode
    187
  - Markers
    188
  - Clearing a Locator in Safe Mode
    188
  - Storing a Locator in Safe Mode
    188
    
    Moving the Timeline to a Marker
    189
    
    Placing a Marker
    189
    
    Clearing Markers
    190
    
    Editing Markers
    190
  - Punching
    191
    
    Before You Punch
    191
    
    Simple Monitoring
    191
    
    Auto-Punching
    192
    
    Punching in and out Manually
    192
  - Setting Auto Punch Points When a Project Isn't Playing
    192
  - Setting Auto Punch Points Using Locators
    193
  - Setting Auto Punch Points Using Markers
    193
  - Setting Auto Punch Points While a Project Is Playing
    193
  - Performing an Auto Punch
    194
14 Working with Track Channels

195
- Bouncing
  195
  - The Mechanics of Bouncing
    196
  - Mono and Stereo Bouncing
    196
  - First Things First
    196
  - Link the Destination Tracks for a Stereo Bounce
    197
  - Routing Tracks for a Bounce
    197
  - Listening as You Bounce
    200
  - Mixing the Bounce
    200
  - Performing the Bounce
    201
- Sending a Track Channel's Signal to a Direct Bus
  202
  - Routing a Track to a Direct Bus
    202
- Mixing
  202
  - The Mechanics of Mixing
    202
15 The aux and Direct Busses

205
- Aux Busses
  205
  - Aux Bus Overview
    205
  - When Would You Use an aux Bus
    205
  - Sending a Signal to an aux Bus
    206
  - Stereo aux Busses
    206
  - Aux Bus Levels
    206
- Metering aux Bus and Direct Bus Levels
  206
  - Configuring an aux Bus
    207
    
    Configuring an aux Bus from a CH EDIT VIEW Screen
    207
    
    Configuring an aux Bus from a MASTER EDIT Screen
    207
- Direct Busses
  208
  - When Would You Use a Direct Bus
    208
- External Insert-Like Effects
  208
  - Sending a Signal to a Direct Bus
    209
  - Direct Bus Levels
    209
  - Configuring a Direct Bus
    209
- Aux Bus/Direct Bus Strategy
  210
- Routing aux and Direct Busses to Internal Effects
  210
- Creating a Headphone MIX Using an aux Bus
  211
16 Using Effects

213
- Using Loop Effects
  213
  - Setting up an Internal Loop Effect
    213
  - Setting up an External Loop Effect
    215
- Inserting an Effect
  216
  - About Insert Effects
    216
  - Input and Track Channel Insert Effects
    216
- Inserting Effects on an Input or Track Channel
  217
  - MASTER Bus Insert Effects
    219
- Inserting Effects on the MASTER Bus
  219
- Selecting, Editing and Saving Effect Patches
  220
  - The EFFECT VIEW Screen
    220
  - The Algorithm View Screen
    221
  - Selecting Effect Patches
    221
  - Editing Effect Patches
    223
- Selecting an Effect Patch
  223
  - Saving Effect Patches
    224
- Editing an Effect Patch
  224
- Speaker Modeling
  225
  - Using Speaker Modeling
    225
- Saving an Effect Patch
  225
- Microphone Modeling
  226
- Using Microphone Modeling
  226
17 Working with FX Return Channels

227
18 Editing Tracks

235
19 Phrase Editing Operations

255
- Copy
  255
- Move
  257
- Trim in
  257
- Trim out
  258
- Delete
  258
- Split
  258
- New
  259
- Normalize
  260
- Divide
  260
- Name
  261
- Take Mngr
  262
20 Region Editing Operations

263
- Copy
  263
- Move
  265
- Insert
  265
- Cut
  266
- Erase
  267
- Comp/Exp
  267
- Import
  269
- Exchange
  270
- Arrange
  270
- Name
  272
21 Using the Phrase Pads

273
- Understanding the Phrase Pads
  274
  - What a Phrase Pad Plays
    274
  - Phrase Pad Setup
    274
- Setting up a Phrase Pad
  274
  - Activating Phrase Pad Mode
    275
  - Playing the Pads in Phrase Pad Mode
    275
- Sequencing a Phrase Pad Performance
  275
  - Activating Phrase Sequence Mode
    275
  - The PHRASE SEQ STATUS Buttons
    275
  - Playing the Pads in Phrase Sequence Mode
    275
  - The PHRASE SEQUENCE Screens
    276
  - Navigating to the PHRASE SEQUENCE Screens
    276
  - What the Appearance of Sequenced Data Means
    277
  - The Phrase Sequencer Grid
    277
  - Phrase Sequencer Undo
    277
- Turning on the Phrase Sequencer Playlist Grid
  277
  - Realtime Phrase Sequencing
    278
  - Phrase Sequencing in Realtime
    278
  - Step Entry
    279
  - Phrase Pad Button Summary
    280
- Phrase Sequencing Using Step Entry Without Autoloc
  280
- Editing a Phrase Sequence
  281
  - Phrase and Region Editing of Phrase Sequenced Data
    281
  - Phrase Sequence Editing Tools
    281
- Quantizing Phrase Sequence Data
  282
- Micro-Editing Sequencer Data
  283
- Using Tie, Rest and Backstep
  284
- Controlling the Sound of Sequenced Tracks
  285
- Phrase Sequence Bouncing
  285
- Bouncing Phrase Sequence Tracks
  286
22 Working with the VS-2480 Outputs

287
- The VS-2480 Outputs
  287
  - Output Pairs
    287
  - Analog Output Jacks
    287
  - Digital Output Connectors
    287
- Output Signal Routing
  288
  - Bus Routing
    288
  - Track Direct Outs
    289
- Routing a Pair of Busses to the Stereo MONITOR Bus
  289
- Routing a Pair of Tracks to a Pair of Outputs
  290
- Setting up Pre or Post Track Direct Outputs
  290
23 EZ Routing

291
24 MIDI and Synchronization

299
25 Surround

319
- What Is Surround
  319
  - Surround Formats
    319
- How the VS-2480 Delivers Surround
  320
- Turning on Surround Mode
  321
- Positioning a Signal in the Surround Field
  322
- Adjusting Master Surround Bus Levels
  323

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Roland V-studio VS-2480 Owner's Manual Addendum

Roland V-studio VS-2480 Owner's Manual Addendum (92 pages)

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
1 Welcome to Version Two

7
2 Version Two Enhancements

9
- Phrase Level Control
  9
  - Using Phrase Parameters
    9
- Expanded Grid Options
  11
- Selecting Destination V-Tracks
  11
- CD Capture
  12
  - To Capture Audio from an Audio CD
    12
- New CD Player Time Display
  14
- Multiple Project Automixes
  14
  - Saving an Automix
    14
  - Loading an Automix
    15
- Mouse-Based Phrase Trimming
  15
- UTILITY Menu System Parameter Changes
  16
- Left-Handed Mouse Option
  16
- New Shortcuts
  17
3 Version Two VGA Overview

19
- The Main Display and the Info Display
  19
  - Setting the Operation Target
    19
- About the Main Display
  19
  - The LCD as Main Display
    19
  - The VGA as Main Display
    20
- About the Info Display
  21
  - What's Shown on the Info Display
    21
4 VGA Main Display Universal Elements

23
- VGA Menus
  23
  - The PROJECT Menu
    23
  - The TRACK Menu
    24
  - The EFFECT Menu
    24
  - The UTILITY Menu
    25
  - MIXER Menu
    26
  - EZROUTING Menu
    26
  - CD-RW MASTERING Menu
    27
- VGA Control Bar
  28
  - Mastering Controls
    29
  - Phrase Sequencer Controls
    29
  - Automix Controls
    29
  - Ext Sync
    29
  - Position Bar
    30
  - Abs/Rel Indicator
    30
  - Preview Buttons
    30
  - Transport Buttons
    31
  - Locator (Loc)
    31
  - Scene (Scn)
    31
  - Scene Name/Number
    31
- PAN/AUX SEND 1-8 Knob Strip
  32
- Project Information
  32
- The VGA Input Clipping Indicators
  33
- VGA F Buttons
  33
- Status Strip
  33
- VGA Remaining Space Status Strip
  34
5 VGA Main Display Home Screen

35
- The Meters Strip
  35
  - Working with the Meters Strip
    37
- The Playlist Area
  38
6 VGA Main Display CH VIEW Screens

51
- Displaying CH EDIT Parameters on the VGA
  51
- Universal CH VIEW Elements
  51
  - Input/Output Control Strip
    52
  - AUX Send Controls
    53
  - DIR (DIRECT) 1-8 Selector
    53
- Channel-Specific Parameter Strips
  54
- Input and Track Channel CH VIEW Elements
  57
  - Track/V-Track Info
    57
  - Dynamics and EQ Controls
    57
  - EFFECT INSERT Controls
    60
- FX Return Channel CH VIEW Elements
  61
  - Loop Fx Assign
    61
  - Effect Algorithm Display
    61
7 Mixer Views

63
- Shared Elements
  63
  - Shared MASTER Fader Strip
    63
  - FADER Select Indicator
    64
  - Aux Send Sliders
    64
- Input Mixer/Master Block View
  65
  - Input Channel Strips
    65
  - Master Block Strips
    66
- Track Mixer/Fx Return Mixer View
  67
  - Track Channel Strips
    67
  - FX Return Channel Strips
    69
- Multi-Channel Strip Views
  70

Roland V-studio VS-2480 Supplementary Manual

Roland V-studio VS-2480 Supplementary Manual (132 pages)

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Table of Contents
2
About MIDI
3
About SCSI
4
Troubleshooting
5
- Aborted Command
  9
- Already Selected
  9
- Arbitration Failed
  9
- Busy Status
  9
- Check Condition
  9
- Coaxial in Unlock
  9
- Drive Status Error
  9
- Illegal Request
  9
- Optical in Unlock
  9
Error Messages
9
- Drive Not Ready
  10
- Finalized CD
  10
- Found Illegal Track Pair
  10
- Hardware Error
  10
- Illegal Track
  10
- No Disc
  10
- No Disk Drive
  10
- No Ide Drive
  10
- Not 44.1Khz Project
  10
- Operation Failed
  10
- Drive Unformatted
  11
- Too Many Markers
  11
  - Active Terminator
    12
  - Current Project
    12
- Guitar (Hi-Z)
  13
- Ntsc Format
  13
- Phantom Power
  14
- S/P Dif
  14
- Sine Wave
  14
- Smpte Time Code
  15
- Terminator Power
  15
- Zip Drive
  15
Glossary
12
Shortcut Key Operations
16
- Transport Control Buttons
  16
Parameter List
18
Preset Patch List
27
Algorithm List
33
- Gate Reverb
  38
- Stereo Pitch Shifter Delay
  42
- Delay Rss
  44
- Tape Echo 201
  45
- Chorus Rss
  50
- Space Chorus
  51
- Stereo Phaser
  52
- Analog Phaser
  54
- Stereo Flanger
  55
  - Analog Flanger
    56
  - Ch Rss
    58
  - Speaker Simulator
    65
- Vocal Multi
  66
- Voice Transformer
  68
- Vocal Canceler
  69
- Lo-Fi Processor
  74
  - Band Isolator
    75
  - Dual Compressor/Limiter
    76
- Stereo Multi
  81
- Speaker Modeling
  83

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2
- Table of Contents
  2
Objects Shown in the VGA Display

3
- Common Area
  3
  - Menu
    3
  - Time Operations/Transport
    5
  - Knobs
    6
  - INPUT CLIP Indicator
    6
- HOME Screen
  6
  - Level Meter
    7
  - IN-OUT-FROM-TO Point Display
    7
  - Playlist
    8
  - Function "F" Buttons & Status Area
    10
- MIXER Screen / Channel View
  10
- MIXER Screen / Mixer View
  14
  - Mixer View (INPUT MIXER / MASTER BLOCK)
    14
  - Mixer View (TRACK MIXER / EFFECT RETURN MIXER)
    16
- MIXER Screen / Multi Channel Strip View
  17
- UTILITY Screen
  21
  - ANALYZER Screen
    21
- EZ ROUTING Screen
  22
- CD-RW MASTERING Screen
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Functionality Added in Version 2.00

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Index

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Memo

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Specifications
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Location of Controls
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Exploded View
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Wiring Diagram
6
Partslist
7
Identifying Version Number
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Saving System Parameters
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Test Mode
11
Setting the Internal Clock
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Procedure for Updating the Software
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Initializing the Disk
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Saving Data in an External Scsi Device
15
Reloading Data from an External Scsi Device
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Block Diagram
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Circuit Board Main Board
20
Circuit Board Main Board
21
Circuit Diagram Main Board
22
Circuit Board Analog Board
31
Circuit Board Analog Board
32
Circuit Diagram Analog Board
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Circuit Board Jack Board
37
Circuit Board Jack Board
38
Circuit Diagram Jack Board
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Circuit Board Fader/Panel L Board
43
Circuit Diagram Fader/Panel L Board
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Circuit Board Panel R Board
47
Circuit Diagram Panel R Board
49
Circuit Board Lcd Cont Board
51
Circuit Diagram Lcd Cont Board
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