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IC BLOCK DIAGRAM ................27 CIRCUIT BOARDS ..................33 TEST PROGRAM ..................52 INSPECTIONS ................... 59 UPDATING THE FIRMWARE ..............64 PARTS LIST IC & DIODE FIGURES BLOCK DIAGRAM CIRCUIT DIAGRAM Copyright (c) NEXO S.A. All rights reserved. PDF ’ 08.01...
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NXAMP4x1 WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, 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.
NXAMP4x1 SERVICE PRECAUTIONS Safety measures • Some component parts on the PSANH circuit board main- [Discharging Method] tain a high voltage even when the power is switched off. Before starting the service work, connect discharging For this reason to avoid an electrical shock, do not touch...
NXAMP4x1 OVERALL ASSEMBLY WIRING This product has various cables (wires and connector assemblies) inside. To prevent touching component to the cables and/ or connection mistake, perform the cable connection and fixing cables according to the following instructions referring the wiring diagram, P3 of the circuit diagram.
NXAMP4x1 Confirm that the power switch is set to the off position as shown in the figure 6. (Fig. 6) Twist the wires of the power switch assembly more than three times. Connect the connector of the power switch assembly to the connector (CN103). (Fig. 7)
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NXAMP4x1 5. Wiring of the AC-INLET Set a cord holder before installing the PSAN circuit board Set a ferrite-core at the specified area on the PSAN cir- on the enclosure. (Fig. 10) cuit board, and fasten the ferrite-core with the cord holder.
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NXAMP4x1 6. Wiring of the PA-UNIT Connect the wires to the connectors (CN401, CN403). (Fig. 16, 17) CN403 CN401 CN403 CN401 BLUE GREEN YELLOW Fig. 16 Fig. 17 NOTE: The followings are wires to be connected. NOTE: The followings are wires to be connected.
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NXAMP4x1 Connect the wire (WK14210) of PA-UNIT (CH1, CH2) to the connector (CN312). Fasten the wire (WK14210) and the wire (WK02090) with a cord holder at the position where the wire (WK14210) is vertically pulled from PA-UNIT. Before fastening, pull the wire (WK02090) toward the front panel side in advance.
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NXAMP4x1 Fasten these wires (WK17900, WK17910 and WK94710) with a cord holder to the hexagonal spacer. (Fig. 21) Bend the wire (WK14200) and wire (WK16820) connected to the connector (CN317), and fasten the wires (WK14210, WK16820 x 2 and WK14200) with a cord holder. (Fig. 21) Fig.
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NXAMP4x1 The hole of the enclosure The hole of the enclosure Fig. 22...
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NXAMP4x1 Bend the flat cable to avoid touching the top cover. (Fig. 23, 24) Fig. 23 Fig. 24 8. Color of the connectors connected to the connector CN012-CN015 Connect the connector assembly from the PA unit to the CONTROL circuit board as shown in the figure below. (Fig. 25)
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NXAMP4x1 10. Insulation distance between WK17110 and primary side capacitor Perform wiring the connector assembly WK17110 with care so that its uncovered portion with the SUMI tube does not touch the capacitor C316 on primary side of the PSANL circuit board. (Fig. 28, 29) Fig.
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NXAMP4x1 12. Prevention of touching WK02070 to connector terminal Perform wiring the connector assembly WK02070 with care so that its uncovered portion with the SUMI tube does not touch the bare terminal of the connector CN203 of the RS232-GPI circuit board. (Fig. 32)
NXAMP4x1 DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES Top Cover (Time required: about 3 minutes) 1-1. Remove the thirteen (13) screws marked [650]. (Fig. 1) 1-2. The top cover can then be removed. (Fig. 1) [650] [650] [650] Top cover Top cover Top cover [650]...
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NXAMP4x1 CONTROL Circuit Board, OPT angle and OPT-AN Circuit Board (Time required: about 10 minutes) 2-1. Remove the top cover. (See procedure 1.) 2-2. Remove the four (4) screws marked [430]. (Fig. 2) 2-3. Disconnect the connector assemblies from other units connected to the CONTROL circuit board. (Fig. 2) 2-4.
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NXAMP4x1 OUTANL Circuit Board (Time required: about 15 minutes) 3-1. Remove the top cover. (See procedure 1.) 3-2. Remove the CONTROL circuit board and the OPT angle. (See procedure 2.) 3-3. Remove the eight (8) screws marked [280], the one (1) screw marked [290] and the one (1) screw marked [285]. (Fig. 3) 3-4.
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NXAMP4x1 PSANL Circuit Board (Time required: about 20 minutes) 4-1. Remove the top cover. (See procedure 1.) 4-2. Remove the CONTROL circuit Board and the OPT angle. (See procedure 2.) 4-3. Remove the OUTANL Circuit Board. (See procedure 3.) 4-5.
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NXAMP4x1 INANL Circuit Board RS232-GPI Circuit Board (Time required: about 7 minutes) (Time required: about 7 minutes) 5-1. Remove the top cover. (See procedure 1.) 6-1. Remove the top cover. (See procedure 1.) 5-2. Remove the sixteen (16) screws marked [70]. (Fig. 5) 6-2.
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NXAMP4x1 Left (CH1, CH2) PA unit Right (CH3, CH4) PA unit (Time required: about 15 minutes) (Time required: about 15 minutes) 7-1. Remove the top cover. (See procedure 1.) 8-1. Remove the top cover. (See procedure 1.) 7-2. Remove the CONTROL circuit board and the OPT 8-2.
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NXAMP4x1 Front Panel Assembly PN-AN Circuit Board (Time required: about 6 minutes) (Time required: about 10 minutes) 9-1. Remove the top cover. (See procedure 1.) 10-1. Remove the top cover. (See procedure 1.) 9-2. Remove the CONTROL circuit Board and the OPT 10-2.
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NXAMP4x1 Left DC Fan (Time required: about 15 minutes) Right DC fan (Time required: about 15 minutes) 11-1. Remove the top cover. (See procedure 1.) 12-1. Remove the top cover. (See procedure 1.) 11-2. Remove the CONTROL circuit board and the OPT 12-2.
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NXAMP4x1 Power switch (Time required: about 15 minutes) 13-1. Remove the top cover. (See procedure 1.) 13-2. Remove the CONTROL circuit Board and the OPT angle. (See procedure 2.) 13-3. Disconnect the connector of the power switch assembly connected to the PSANL circuit board. (Fig. 9) 13-4.
NXAMP4x1 LSI PIN DESCRIPTION • PCM1803ADBR (X7357B0) A/D CONVERTER CONTROL: IC035, IC036, IC037, IC038 NAME FUNCTION Analog input, L-channel Analog input, R-channel – Reference voltage 1 decoupling capacitor – Reference voltage 2 decoupling capacitor – Analog power supply, 5 V AGND –...
NXAMP4x1 • CONTROL Circuit Board to PSANL to PSANL to OUTANL N.C. CN313 CN201 CN809, CN810 to PN-AN CN001 Component side 2NA-WJ97120-10...
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NXAMP4x1 to PAANL to PAANL to PAANL to PAANL to OUTANL (CH1) (CH2) (CH3) (CH4) CN809, CN810 CN401 CN403 CN401 CN403 to INANL W701 to OPT-AN CN301 to RS232-GPI CN201 Component side 2NA-WJ97120-10...
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NXAMP4x1 • CONTROL Circuit Board Pattern side 2NA-WJ97120-10...
NXAMP4x1 • RS232-GPI Circuit Board to CONTROL CN10 RS232 GPIO Component side Pattern side • OPT-AN Circuit Board to CONTROL CN017 Expansion slot Component side Pattern side • LCD SPACER Circuit Board Component side Pattern side 2NA-WJ97170-10...
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NXAMP4x1 • PAANL Circuit Board Reduction: 9/10 to CONTROL to OUTANL CN012, CN014 CN805, CN807 to CONTROL to OUTANL CN013, CN015 CN806, CN808 Component side Pattern side 2NA-WJ97310-10...
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NXAMP4x1 Reduction: 9/10 to PSANL CN307, CN310 to PSANL to PSANL CN316, CN309 CN312, CN315 to PSANL CN305, CN308 Component side Pattern side 2NA-WJ97310-10...
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NXAMP4x1 • PSANL Circuit Board Reduction: 7/10 to PAANL W403 to OUTANL W802 to PAANL W404 to PAANL W402 to PAANL W401 to FUN to CONTROL CN007 to OUTANL CN202 to CONTROL CN011 to FUN to PAANL CN401 to PAANL W402...
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NXAMP4x1 Reduction: 7/10 Component side 2NA-WJ97350-50...
NXAMP4x1 TEST PROGRAM 1. Required items Computer : DOS/V computer x1 (Pentium 200MHz or more, Windows XP, USB Port) Software : Software for version up (JTAG Programmer) Cable : RLINK-ST (USB-JTAG adapter) Measuring equipment : Power consumption meter Tools : RS-232C jig x1, GPI jig x1, SLOT jig x1...
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NXAMP4x1 Press the switch displayed on the LCD as instructed. 3. Operation If all instructed switches are OK, the display automati- 3-1. Entry of the test program cally returns to the test menu screen. While holding down the [SELECT4], [MUTE4] and [A] buttons simultaneously, turn the power switch on.
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06 GPI 4-5. RS-232C test Connect the GPI jig to the GPIO port of the NXAMP4x1. 00 CHOOSE TEST < > Then press the [B] button to start the test, and the follow- 05 RS-232C ing display appears.
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NXAMP4x1 Switch the GPI jig to the GPO [5:7] position. Press the Press the [B] button to start the test. The following dis- [B] button to continue the test. play appears. The test executes automatically. If the test result is OK, 09 WORD CLOCK the display automatically returns to the test menu screen.
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Press the [B] button to continue the test. The test executes automatically. (Remove the [610] plate on the rear panel of the NXAMP4x1, and insert the SLOT jig into the expansion slot.) If the test result is OK, the display automatically returns Press the [B] button to start the test.
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NXAMP4x1 4-15. ANALOG test Input the 1 kHz, +10 dBu sine wave to the channel 2 in- put terminal, and press the [B] button. The analog input 00 CHOOSE TEST < > level is automatically calibrated, and the following dis- 15 ANALOG play appears.
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NXAMP4x1 Input the 1 kHz, +10 dBu sine wave to the channel 4 in- Connect the 8 ohms resistor to the channel 2 output ter- put terminal. minal. Adjust the ENCODER so that the output voltage obtained Adjust the input signal voltage so that the output voltage at the channel 4 output terminal is +39.1 dBu, and press...
NXAMP4x1 INSPECTIONS Measurement Conditions 1-1. Environment • Normal temperature: From 10 ˚C to 35 ˚C • Normal humidity: From 45 % to 85 % 1-2. Power Source • When measuring the electrical characteristics, set the power supply voltage and frequency as specified in the table below.
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Example of firmware version 1.00 -- [v 1.00] -- (c) NEXO 2007. 2) Confirm that all the fans start rotation at low speed within 4 seconds after turning the power switch on. 3) Confirm that the following display appears on the LCD within 18 ± 3 seconds after turning the power switch on. Also confirm that the POWER LED and only one of the VOLUME LEDs for each channel light up.
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NXAMP4x1 Inspection with analog test mode Condition: • Perform each test item in this section with the analog test mode of the test program. (See page 57) Unless otherwise specified, perform the test with a 8 Ω resistor is connected to each output terminal.
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NXAMP4x1 4-7. Channel separation 1) Ground the channel 2, channel 3 and channel 4 input terminals via a 600 Ω resistor. Input the 1 kHz, 0 dBu sine wave to the channel 1 input terminal and measure the output voltage obtained at the channel 1 output terminal as the reference voltage (0 dB).
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NXAMP4x1 Inspection with BRIDGE mode Condition: • Perform each test item in this section with the bridge test mode of the test program. (See page 57) Connect individually the 16 Ω load resistors to channel 1 and channel 3 output terminals.
6) Restart the PC after completing the installation. 1-2. Connection Connect the USB port of the PC to the connector CN005 of the CONTROL circuit board installed in the NXAMP4x1 with the USB- JTAG adapter (RLINK-ST). Note: When you connect the USB-JTAG adapter (RLINK-ST) for the first time, the USB driver will be required.
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NXAMP4x1 5) Click the [Create] button, and the following JTAG Programmer screen appears. (Fig. 3) 6) Click the [Browse] button to select the desired file. Check the [All] at Select region. Select Program/Verify at Select operation. Note: This operation is needed when you start up for the first time. Click the [Save] button to save the set up file so that this operation will not be required again.
NXAMP4x1 PARTS LIST I CONTENTS OVERALL ASSEMBLY 1/2 ..............2 2/2 ..............4 PA UNIT ....................6 LCD ASSEMBLY ..................8 LOCATIONS OF HEAT SINK UNITS ............. 9 HEAT SINK UNIT L100 ................ 10 HEAT SINK UNIT L100 ................ 11 HEAT SINK UNIT L60 ................
NXAMP4x1 LOCATIONS OF HEAT SINK UNITS Details on PSANL Circuit Board Heat Sink Unit WK66910 (See page 10) Heat Sink Unit WK66920 (See page 11) Heat Sink Unit WM44760 (See page 15) Heat Sink Unit WK66930 (See page 12) Heat Sink Unit WK66950 (See page 14)
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NXAMP4x1 INANL and OUTANL and OPT-AN and PN-AN and RS232-GPI and LCD PART NO. DESCRIPTION 部 品 名 REMARKS REF NO. RANK -804 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 チ ッ プ 抵 抗 (VT33290) IC701 NJM2068M-D(TE2) チ ッ プ 抵 抗 OP AMP...
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NXAMP4x1 OPT-AN and PN-AN and RS232-GPI and LCD PART NO. DESCRIPTION 部 品 名 REMARKS REF NO. RANK C201 Ceramic Capacitor-F (chip) 0.1uF 50V Z チ ッ プ 金 被 抵 抗 (US06510) -203 Ceramic Capacitor-F (chip) 0.1uF 50V Z チ...
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NXAMP4x1 OPT-AN and PN-AN and RS232-GPI and LCD and PAANL PART NO. DESCRIPTION 部 品 名 REMARKS REF NO. RANK LD055 LED White (chip) WHITE SMLE12WBC7W チ ッ プ 抵 抗 CH3-VOL.8 (WK27910) LD056 LED White (chip) WHITE SMLE12WBC7W チ...
NXAMP4x1 BLOCK DIAGRAM 1/5 AC Supply Power Supply Block See Page. 5 Power Switch +24A_B +24A_A ANALOG AUDIO INPUTs +5A1 [+28dBu]MAX Analog Input Block -15A AGND Channel 1 GAIN: -14dB ANALOG AUDIO ANALOG AUDIO Signals Inter-Block Signals [+14dBu]MAX AGND INANH -> CONTROL...
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NXAMP4x1 BLOCK DIAGRAM 2/5 ±B(V) PSANL SUB POWER SUPPLY 1 MAIN POWER SUPPLY 1 AC (V) 100~120 94~113 220~240 104~113 NOTE) Voltage of +/-B with no LOAD AC VOLTAGE TRANSFORMER DETECT +5VA MAIN TRANSFORMER PS VOLTAGE +B(B) OVERCURRENT DETECT +15VA...
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NXAMP4x1 BLOCK DIAGRAM 3/5 PAANL OUTANL +15V Voltage Sensor +15V -15V Total Gain: +37dB EEEngine Current Sensor POUT1 Anti-Oscillation Network Voltage Limitter ANALOG -15V AUDIO INPUTs [+1.8dBu]MAX ANA_OUT1(3) Power Out [+38.3dBu]Max Negative +15V Feedback POUT1(3) Differential Amplifier Stage Voltage Amplifier Stage...
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NXAMP4x1 BLOCK DIAGRAM 5/5 NXAMP4x1 LEVEL DIAGRAM This level diagram is for the purpose of circuit design only. The actual gain structure will depend on the firmware that is used. Input_Amp Input_VR ADC buffer DAC buffer Output_VR Power_Amp Digital Domain...
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NXAMP4x1 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 7/15 (INANL) to CONTROL_CN006 <P.14: J2> Note: See parts list for details of circuit board component parts. 28CC1-2001022114-10 NXAMP4x1 NXAMP4x1...
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NXAMP4x1 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 8/15 (OUTANL) to PSANL_CN202 to CONTROL_CN016 <P.22: A5> <P.14: C7> to PAANL_W405 <P.20: H1> Not installed to PAANL_W406 <P.20: G11> CN306 to PSANL_CN306 <P.23: B2> Not installed Not installed CN306 to PAANL_W405 to PSANL_CN317 <P.20: H1> <P.23: B7>...
NXAMP4x1 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 9/15 (PN-AN) to CONTROL_CN009 <P.14: J9> Note: XX : Not installed 28CC1-2001022128-10 1 See parts list for details of circuit board component parts. NXAMP4x1 NXAMP4x1...
NXAMP4x1 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 10/15 (RS232-GPI) to CONTROL_CN010 <P.14: H9> Note: See parts list for details of circuit board component parts. 28CC1-2001022128-20 1 NXAMP4x1 NXAMP4x1...
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NXAMP4x1 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 11/15 (OPT-AN) to CONTROL_CN017 <P.14: C9> 28CC1-2001022128-30 Note: See parts list for details of circuit board component parts. NXAMP4x1 NXAMP4x1...
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NXAMP4x1 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 12/15 (PAANL) to OUTANL_CN805 <P.16: P3> to OUTANL_CN807 <P.16: P7> to PSANL_CN305 <P.23: B2> to PSANL_CN308 <P.23: B7> to CONTROL_CN012 <P.14: C1> to CONTROL_CN014 <P.14: C4> CN316 to PSANL_CN309 <P.23: B7> to PSANL_CN316 <P.23: B2> to PSANL_CN307 <P.23: B3>...
NXAMP4x1 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 13/15 (PSANL 1/3) <P.22: L3> Chinese model only <P.22: A2> Primary Secondary <P.22: A2> <P.22: A1> <P.23: P7> <P.23: P2> <P.23: P4> <P.22: L4> Note: See parts list for details of circuit board component parts. 28CC1-2001022145-1 3...
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NXAMP4x1 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 15/15 (PSANL 3/3) Primary Secondary to PAANL_W402 <P.20: A2> to PAANL_W403 <P.21: B5> to OUTANL_W802 <P.20: A5> <P.16: F6> U.S.A. model only to PAANL_W404 <P.20: A8> 1.8/250[PP] <P.22: A5> 1.8/250[PP] Chinese model only <P.21: B6> <P.22: A5>...
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