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FEATURES
MOUTHPIECE –
Place your mouth around this piece and blow to play
NOTE KEYS –
Touch different combinations of these 13 keys while
blowing on the mouthpiece to produce different notes. You can
adjust the position of the longer keys by loosening their screws.
OCTAVE ROLLERS –
Roll these to shift the basic range played by the NOTE
KEYS over three octaves. Always touch these rollers while
playing.
GROUND PLATES –
Always touch these plates while playing. Removing your
thumbs from them while playing may reduce the functionality of
the EWI USB.
NECKSTRAP MOUNT –
Hang the EWI USB from your neck with a neckstrap.
PITCH BEND PLATES –
Touch these plates to raise or lower the pitch of the note you
are playing. Touch the upper plate to raise the pitch or the lower
plate
to lower it. You can adjust the position of these plates by
loosening their screws and sliding them up or down. Do not
over-tighten them.
RESET BUTTON –
Press this button if the EWIUSB is playing out of tune or if
you encounter a stuck note or problem with the sound module.
This button will reset the EWI USB's pitch and tell the software
to turn "all notes off" and "reset controllers." Holding it down
will recalibrate the EWI USB's keys and sensors. Hold the EWI
USB only by its plastic casing when you press this button.
STATUS LED –
This light illuminates when the EWI USB is connected to
your computer.
SERVICE MANUAL
SPECIFICATIONS
USB CONNECTION –
Plug a standard USB cable into this jack and into the USB
port of your computer. This connection is used to send and receive
MIDI data to and from your computer. The computer's.USB port
will also provide power to the EWI USB
USB CABLE CLIP –
After plugging your USB cable into the USB CONNECTION,
clip the cable here so it stays secure while you are playing.
MOISTURE RELEASE VALVE –
Moisture gathered from blowing into the EWI USB empties
out of this hole at the bottom of the instrument. Be careful of where
this end of the EWI USB is while playing.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSICAL
! ! ! !
Dimensions (W x D x H):23 1/8" x 2 ¾" x 2 ¾"
Weight :1.3 lbs
Power :~100mA, 5V via USB
MIDI output channels over USB :1
Note keys:13
Octave rollers :2 mobile, 2 fixed; 5-octave range Plates 2 ground, 2
bend
Terminals: Slave connector x 1 (MIDI over USB)
D J G J D B U J P O T ! ! ! !
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MODEL: AW10

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  • Page 1 SERVICE MANUAL MODEL: AW10 SPECIFICATIONS FEATURES MOUTHPIECE – USB CONNECTION – Place your mouth around this piece and blow to play Plug a standard USB cable into this jack and into the USB NOTE KEYS – port of your computer. This connection is used to send and receive MIDI data to and from your computer.
  • Page 2 DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES DISASSEMBLE THE COVER MOUTH PIECE . (A) REMOVE 1 PC SCREW FROM THE COVER MOUTH PIECE . (Fig1) DISASSEMBLE THE TOP PANEL/BOTTOM PANEL. (A) REMOVE 16 PCS SCREW FROM BOTTOM PANEL. (Fig2)
  • Page 3 DISASSEMBLE THE GND LINK. (A)REMOVE 1PC SCREW FROM USB PCB ASS’Y. (Fig3) DISASSEMBLE THE SENSOR PCB ASS’Y. (A) REMOVE 3 PCS SCREWS AND 3 PCS KEY TOUTHS FROM TOP PANEL. (B) REMOVE 11 PCS SCREWS AND 11 PCS WASHERS FROM SERSOR PCB ASSY. (Fig4)
  • Page 4 DISASSEMBLE THE MAIN PCB ASS’Y AND ROLLER PCB. (A) REMOVE 4 PCS SCREW FROM THE FIXED METAL. (B) REMOVE THE CABLE FROM MAIN PCB ASS’Y. (C) REMOVE THE RUBBER HOSE FROM MAIN PCB ASS’Y. (D) REMOVE THE ROLLER ASS’Y FROM MAIN PCB-A ASS’Y. (Fig5) DISASSEMBLE USB PCB ASS’Y GND PCB ASS’Y.
  • Page 5 DISASSEMBLE THE HOLDER VIBRATO. (A) REMOVE 2 PCS SCREW FROM HOLDER VIBRATO. (B) REMOVE 2 PCS RUBBER HOSE FROM HOLDWE VIBRATO. (Fig7)
  • Page 6 WIRING DIAGRAM (US/EU/UK/JIS/AUS NZ)
  • Page 7 EXPLODE DIAGRAM (US/EU/UK/JIS/AUS NZ) EQUENCIAL NO EXPLODE DIAGRAM WILL BE MARKED ON REF.COLUMM OF BOM LIST...
  • Page 8 PACKING DIAGRAM (US/EU/UK/JIS/AUS NZ)
  • Page 9 AW10AKA DESCRIPTION LEVEL AA273802 TW30 WASHER AA290024 OCS26X12STL NI AA313547 TW20 WASHER AA317801 TW26 WASHER AA325520 PAN26X12STL BNI AA336846 WASHER AA375672 KEY LEVER(G) AA401314J KEY TOUCH(A) AA401315J KEY TOUCH(B) AA401316J KEY TOUCH(C) AA401317J KEY TOUCH(D) AA401318J KEY TOUCH(E) AA401319J KEY TOUCH(F) AA401330J PANEL SLIDE AA401331J...
  • Page 10 MT1512204 INSULATE SLICE NUT01026INI NUT 2.6MM NUT0103INI NUT 3M/M PAW10AKA01 PACK AA380299J CLOTH AA419829J POLY BAG(O/M A-4)-2 AL7-51-0226 SAFETY MANUAL AL7-51-0257-D Q' S GUIDE AL7-94-0006 POLYBAG CB513N051 SEPARATE WALL CB513N052 SEPARATE WALL CGAW10310AKA01 INNER BOX CTAW10513AKA01 CARTON NM1504301 SLINGER PLAW1001 POLY FOAM(LEFT) PLAW1002 POLY FOAM(RIGHT)
  • Page 11 TWPC07A007A01 MAIN PCB ASS' Y AA822497X PIN HEADER STRAIG ANGLE PITCH: AA822499X SOCKET 11PSL-JE 11P AA822500X PIN HEADER STRAIG ANGLE PITCH: AA822533X PIN HEADER 90° PITCH:1.5MM SI AA822748X DIODE BAV99 20 D1,3,5,7,9,11~18,27~33 AL0-17-0103 RES ARRAY 4X10K 1/10W 0603 AL0-17-0104 RES ARRAY 4X100K 1/10W 0603 R46,48,50,52,69,71,73,75 AL0-17-0473 RES ARRAY 4X47K 5% 1/10W 0603...
  • Page 12 TE512000201 CONNECTOR PIN TE612000521 PIN HEADER 180° PITCH:2MM SIN TWPC07A007B01 SENSOR PCB ASS' Y AA822493X FEMALE HEADER RIGHT ANGLE PITC TWPC07A007C01 GND PCB ASS' Y AA822490X FEMALE HEADER RIGHT ANGLE PITC AA822534X SOCKET S4B-ZR-SM3ATF 4P RES 0 5% SMD 0603 RS00010J03 RJ1,RJ2 TWPC07A007D01...
  • Page 22 EWI USB (AW10) Test Procedures AW10_TestProcedures.doc April 29 , 2008...
  • Page 23: Table Of Contents

    Adding / Removing tests ________________________________________________________ 6 Changing Admin and User passwords______________________________________________ 6 Test Procedure _________________________________________________________ 7 Log in _____________________________________________________________________ 7 Entering the AW10 Serial Number _____________________________________________ 8 Button Test ________________________________________________________________ 9 Slider Test ________________________________________________________________ 10 Rotary Test _______________________________________________________________ 11 Pad Test __________________________________________________________________ 12 LCD Pixel Test ____________________________________________________________ 13 MIDI Loopback Test _________________________________ Error! Bookmark not defined.
  • Page 24: Aw10-Adt0 Admin Functions

    AW10-ADT0 Admin Functions Setup To set up the ADTO Diagnostic Application, proceed as follows: 1. Plug the unit into the computer via USB. 2. double click on Main.exe to start the Diagnostic Application. 3. The first time, the application will display the following message:...
  • Page 25 **NOTE: user names and passwords are CASE SENSITIVE. For information on changing user names and passwords, see "Changing Admin and User passwords" on page 6** Press "OK" to continue. 5. From the "Admin" menu, select the "AW10" from the menu.
  • Page 26 Select "USB Audio Device (Input)" and press the "Input (1)" button. b. Select "USB Audio Device (Output)" and press the "Output (1)" button. **Note: It is not necessary to set Input/Output 2 for AW10.** 8. Click “OK” 9. Exit the application by selecting "Exit" from the "File" menu.
  • Page 27: Additional Admin Configurations

    Additional Admin Configurations Adding / Removing tests Selecting "Tests" from the "Admin" menu will open the following window. In this window, the order in which the tests will be performed can be changed. Also, individual tests can be removed. Changing Admin and User passwords User names and passwords, as well as admin passwords can be changed by going to "Edit"...
  • Page 28: Test Procedure

    Test Procedure Log in 1. When the application is opened, the AW10 Login window will appear. Log in with the following user name and password: User: test Password: test1 **NOTE: user names and passwords are CASE SENSITIVE. For information on changing user names and passwords, see "Changing Admin and User passwords"...
  • Page 29: Entering The Aw10 Serial Number

    Entering the AW10 Serial Number 1. At the beginning of the test, you will be prompted for the unit's serial number as follows: 2. Enter the last five digits of the unit's serial number. 3. Press "Set" to send the serial number to the unit.
  • Page 30: Button Test

    BITE SENSOR Test 1. The BITE SENSOR Test screen will look as follows to start: 2. Flex the mouthpiece of the unit to trigger the bite sensor. Move the mouthpiece up and down. 3. When the sensor has been moved through its full range, you will see TEST PASS. If the fader does not change to green when pressed, press FAIL.
  • Page 31: Slider Test

    BREATH SENSOR Test 1. The BREATH SENSOR Test screen will look as follows to start: 2. using an air compressor, direct air into the nozzle of the mouthpiece. 4. When the sensor has been moved through its full range, you will see TEST PASS. If the fader does not change to green when pressed, press FAIL.
  • Page 32: Rotary Test

    LED Test 1. The LED Test screen will look as follows to start: 2. Observe the LED on the unit. Ensure that the colors cycle from GREEN to RED to OFF. 3. Press PASS if the LED color cycles correctly. If the LED does not properly light, press FAIL.
  • Page 33: Pad Test

    PITCH BEND Test 1. The PITCH BEND Test screen will look as follows to start: 2. Press the Upper and Lower pitch benders. When pressed, the fader will turn from Red to Orange to Green. 3. When the sensors have been moved through their full range, you will see TEST PASS. If the fader does not change to green, press FAIL.
  • Page 34: Lcd Pixel Test

    KEY Test 1. The KEY Test screen will look as follows to start: 2. touch the right hand ground plate. Press each key in turn, changing the screen from red to green. 3. When all keys have been pressed, you will see TEST PASS. If any key does not change to green, press FAIL.
  • Page 35 Aftertouch Test 1. The AFTERTOUCH Test screen will look as follows to start: 2. touch the right hand ground plate. Press and hold each key in turn, changing the screen from red to green. 3. When all keys have been pressed, you will see TEST PASS. If any key does not change to green, press FAIL.
  • Page 36: Test Conclusion

    Test Conclusion 1. When all tests are concluded, the following window will be displayed. To proceed with testing another unit, plug in another AW10 and press the "OK" button. To return to the login screen, press "Cancel". When the test is completed, a report is sent to the /Log folder in the program's root...
  • Page 37 Visual Inspection Verify the following on the Complete Unit: • Check for any loose parts contained in the unit by picking up the unit and rotating it gently in all directions Verify the following on the Front, Top, and Rear Panels: •...

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