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4 Caution
4-1
Power Supply
Caution
If
it
is
ever necessary
to
change
the
power
supply voltage of
this unit,
you
can
do
so
by
using the
power
supply
voltage selector
under
the
signal
mixer
panel.
(Unscrew
the
two
screws
at
the
top
of the
PSU-3302).
If
you
use the
wrong power
supply
voltage,
it
will
cause malfunctioning.
If
you
use
the
synthesizer
in
another country, check the
line
voltage
and change
the voltage
selector
setting
if
necessary.
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4-2
Caution
when
setting
up
a
patch.
Never connect
a
control voltage
signal to
an
input jack
if
the control voltage
is
high-
er
than
the
rating
displayed
on
the
jack.
Every
jack has
built-in
protection
circuits,
but
to
keep
the synthesizer operating
nor-
mally, please
obey
the
above
rule.
If
you
connect
a
control voltage
signal
from
this
unit to
an
input
on
another
unit,
make
sure
the input
impedance
of
the
other
unit
is
higher than
lOkohm.
Impedance
of inputs
and
outputs used
for
modulation.
Output
impedance:
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less
than
lkohm.
Input
impedance
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inputs:
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than
lOkohm
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than
1
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supply voltage selector
and
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holder.
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4-3
60P
Connector
caution
Do
not use the
60?
jack
for
connections
with anything except
PS-series units
and
accessories-
Feel free to
contact our
techni-
cal
staff
about
the use
of
these connections.
Always
turn off the
power
of both
units
before
making
a
60P
connection
or unplug-
ging a
60P
plug.
• Trouble
shooting
If
you
think
something
is
not
working
right,
return
all
controls
(and patch
cords)
to
the
normal
setting.
Then
check
the
modules one
at
a
time
for the
source of
the
trouble.
To
test*
operation
of modulation
signal
generators
and
processors
such
as
the
MG-1, MG-2,
GEG,
VP, and
S/H,
connect
them
to the
SG
section
and check
the
pitch
changes produced.
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