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MIC REVERB & EFFECT, REVERB & EFFECT SOUND LOAD OPTION, ALLOCATION, MIXER, SOUND DSP, MULTI, CHORUS, REVERB, EQUALIZER INITIAL, OVERALL CONTROL TOUCH SENSITIVITY, FOOT CONTROLLERS, PANEL MEMORY MODE, MUSIC STYLE ARRANGER MODE, FADE IN/OUT SETTING HOME PAGE SETTING, CUSTOMIZE FAVORITE SETTING, DISPLAY TIME OUT, WALL PAPER SETTING, MIDI SETTING LOAD...
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PHONES, FOOT SW 1, 2, TERMINALS FOOT CONTROLLER, EXP PEDAL, MAIN OUT (R /MONO,L), SUB OUT (1,2) AUX IN (R/MONO,L), LINE IN (R/MONO,L), USB, VIDEO OUT, MIDI (IN/ BASS PEDAL, OUT,THRU), MIC 66 W (18 W × 2 FOR MID/ OUTPUT HIGH, 30 W ×...
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To prevent the risk of fire, smoke, or electrical shock and to ensure safe operation, please be sure to follow the safety guidelines below. 1. At places where special caution is required, the necessary safety precautions are clearly labeled or printed, for example, on the cabinet, or on the part concerned. Please follow these safety precautions, and also those listed in the Owner'sManual.
2.2. Insulation Resistance Test 1. Unplug the power cord and short the prongs of the plug with a jumper wire. 2. Turn on the power switch. 3. Measure the resistance value with an ohmmeter between the jumpered AC plug and each exposed metal cabinet part, such as screw heads, connectors, control shafts, handle brackets, etc.
4. MIDI Implementation Chart 5. Keyboard Ranges This keyboard features Touch Response, by which you control the volume by playing the keys harder or softer. 6. Parts Location...
7. Disassembly Instructions 7.1. Removing the top cabinet 1. Turn the keyboard cabinet upside down, and remove the bottom screws ( pcs.) as shown in Fig.2 2. Place the keyboard bottomside down, and open the top cabinet . Fig.2...
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The control panel is set up, and remove the top cabinet as shown in Fig.3 Fig.3 7.2. Removing the control panel, power SW panel, SD panel,...
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net panel and keyboard unit Remove the top cabinet (see step “Removing the top cabinet ”). Remove the bottom screws( 5pcs.) as shown in Fig.4 Fig.4 Control panel 1. Place the keyboard bottomside down. 2. Remove the control panel holding screws ( 4pcs.) as shown in Fig.7 Power SW panel...
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Keyboard unit Remove the keyboard unit holding screws ( 2pcs.) as shown in Fig.7 Fig.5 7.3. Removing the JACK and MAIN printed circuit boards JACK P.C.B. 1. Remove the jack panel mounting screws ( 5pcs.) as shown in Fig.6 2. Remove the JACK P.C.B. mounting screws ( 3 pcs., 3pcs, 3pcs.)as shown in...
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MAIN P.C.B. 1. Remove the main shild top case mounting screws ( 6 pcs.) as shown in Fig.7 2. Remove the MAIN P.C.B. mounting screws ( 10pcs.) as shown in Fig.7 Fig.7...
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7.4. Removing the FAJ printed circuit board FAJ P.C.B. 1. Remove the FAJ angle mounting screws ( 3pcs.) as shown in Fig.8 2. Remove the FAJ P.C.B. mounting screws ( 6pcs., 3pcs, 9pcs.)as shown in Fig.8 Fig.8...
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ASUB P.C.B. disasemble Push the board holder libs as shown in Fig.8 ASUB P.C.B. asemble Paste the tape as shown in Fig.8...
7.5. Removing the ACP printed circuit board ACP P.C.B. 1. Remove the ACP cover mounting screws ( 3pcs.) as shown in Fig.9 2. Remove the ACP P.C.B.and insuration sheet mounting screw ( pc.) as shown in Fig.9 Fig.9...
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7.6. Removing the LCD, CPL, CPC, CPR, ROT and INV printed circuit boards Remove the control panel (see step “Removing the control panel, power SW panel, SD panel, net panel and keyboard unit ”). Remove the control panel lid holding screws ( 10pcs.)as shown in Fig.10...
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1. Remove the LCD hinge holding screws ( 2pcs.) as shown in Fig.10 2. Remove the LCD holding screws ( 2pcs.) as shown in Fig.10 CPL P.C.B. 1. Pull off the SLIDE VOLUME knob as shown in Fig.10 2. Remove the CPL P.C.B. mounting screws ( 11 pcs.) as shown in Fig.10 CPR P.C.B.
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7.7. Removing the SD and SDSW printed circuit boards Remove the SD panel (see step “Removing the control panel, power SW panel, SD panel, net panel and keyboard unit ”). SD P.C.B. Remove the SD P.C.B. mounting screws ( 2pcs.) as shown in Fig.11 SDSW P.C.B.
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Remove the SDSW P.C.B. mounting screws ( 3 pcs.) as shown in Fig.11 Fig.11 7.8. Removing the BEND and the HP P.C.B. Remove the top cabinet (see step “Removing the top cabinet ”). BEND P.C.B. Remove the BEND P.C.B. mounting screws ( 2 pcs.) as shown in Fig.12 HP P.C.B.
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1. Remove the Disk Drive unit mounting screws ( 4 pcs. ) as shown in Fig.13 2. Remove the Disk Drive unit holding screws ( 4 pcs. ) as shown in Fig.13 Fig.13 7.10. Removing the Power SW 1. Remove the Power SW panel (see step “Removing the control panel, power SW panel, SD panel, net panel and keyboard unit ”).
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2. Remove the power SW mounting screws ( 2pcs. ) as shown in Fig.14 Fig.14 7.11. Removing the 14cm SP, 12cm SP and 6.5cm SP Remove the top cabinet (see step “Removing the top cabinet ”). 14 cm SP Remove the 14 cm SP@holding screws ( 4pcs.) as shown in Fig.15...
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12 cm SP Remove the 12 cm SP holding screws ( 4pcs.) as shown in Fig.15 6.5 cm SP Remove the 6.5 cm SP holding screws ( 4pcs.) as shown in Fig.15 Fig.15 7.12. Removing the keys...
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Remove the keyboard unit (see step “Removing the control panel, power SW panel, SD panel, net panel and keyboard unit ”). 1. Press downward on the rear of the key as shown in Fig.16 2. While pressing downward on the rear of the key, push the key forward and release it from the chassis.
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2. After the service diagnostic screen is displayed on the LCD, release the three keys. (refer to Fig.21 3. Use the corresponding buttons below the “page select” display to select the respective test. Fig.21 8.1. ROM device test Fig.22...
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Press the EXECUTE button to begin the test. The test result (OK or NG) is displayed within twenty seconds. If the test result is NG, not only the respective IC, but also a break or short circuit in the ADDRESS/ DATA BUS as well as in any of the strobe signal lines may be the causeof thefailure.
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Press the EXECUTE button to begin the test. The test result (OK or NG) is displayed with in a few seconds. If the test result is NG, not only the respective IC, but also a break or short circuit in the ADDRESS/ DATA BUS as well as in any of the strobe signal lines may be thecause of thefailure.
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cleaning disk. Then, change the disk used in testing with another disk andreperformthe test. If the trouble is not solved, it is likely that the Disk Drive unit or some other part of the hardware is broken. 8.5. Panel SW & LED test Fig.26 Press all the buttons on the Control Panel and confirm that the corresponding LED lights.
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Press the RGBWB, CROSSTALK, SAMPLE, CONTRAST or VIDEO OUT button to begin the respective test. (refer to Fig.27 RGBWB: All the dots light in red, green, blue, white, and finally black. The display can be held by pressing the DISPLAY HOLD button. CROSSTALK: An H pattern is shown.
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The operation status of each input action part can be confirmed. If the part is operating properly, “OK” is shown, excluding the Expression Pedal. (refer to Fig.28 When a keyboard key is pressed, the corresponding pitch and velocity aftertouch is displayed (only as long as the key is depressed).
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and the MIDI terminal operation is indicated as being OK or NG. (refer to Fig.29 If NG is shown, check both the IN and OUT terminals, as well as the circuit. 8.9. WAVE ROM test Fig.30 Press the EXECUTE button to start the test. The test result (OK or NG) is displayed within thirty seconds.
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Fig.32 1. Generate a full amplitude sine wave in the pitch of each key. (No touch, fixed stereo center). If no sound is generated or if the sound is distorted, the sound generator ROM corresponding to the key position is defective. 2.
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Load/save test Insert the SD card. Press the START button to begin the test. The test is carried out repeatedly. Data is saved and loaded, and then the two data sets are compared. The number of times that the test results in OK or NG are counted and displayed on the LCD.
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Press the EXECUTE button to start the test. The test result (OK or NG) is displayed . If the test result is NG, not only the respective IC, but also a break or short circuit in the ADDRESS/DATA BUS as well as in any of the strobe signal lines may be the causeof the failure.
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9.2. Notes on replacing FLASH ROMs The replacement parts include a FLASH ROM with a available memory and the PROGRAM DISKs which contains the program to be written into the PROGRAM ROMs. After replacing the PROGRAM ROM, always write the program into it from the...
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PROGRAM DISKs includedinthe replacement parts. For details on programming, see “After replacing the PROGRAM ROM (IC16/IC17) ” . The CUSTOM DATA ROM stores RHYTHM & ACCOMP data for the RHYTHM GROUP/ CUSTOM function. The initial RHYTHM & ACCOMP data is factory-set in the CUSTOM DATA ROM at the time of shipping.
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3. Check “Flash Memory Update” is displayed on the LCD, and release the PANEL MEMORY buttons. The program will be written into the FLASH ROM automatically. Replace the floppy disk when instructed. 4. When the operation is complete, “Completed!!” will be displayed on the LCD. 5.
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4. When the operation is complete, “Completed!!” will be displayed on the LCD. 5. Turn the power switch off and then back on again. Check the instrument is functioning properly. 10. Measurements and Adjustments ADJUSTMENT EQUIPMENT ADJUSTMENT ADJ. POINT CONNECT METER MEASURING METER TO...
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Resistors without symbolic mark are FIXED CARBON FILM RESISTORS (ERD-type). All resistors are 1/4 WATT, ±5 % TOLERANCE unless otherwise designated in schematic diagrams. Table-1 SPECIFICATION SYMBOL Fixed Carbon Film Resistors “FLAME-PROOF” (ERD—F—type) Fixed Wire Wound Resistors “FLAME-PROOF” (ERF—type) Fixed Metal Oxide Film Resistors “FLAME-PROOF”...
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SPECIFICATION TYPE SYMBOL Non-Polarized Electrolytic ECEA_KN_type Capacitors Non-Polarized Electrolytic (for ECEA_Y_type Network system) Tantalum Solid Electrolytic ECS_type Capacitors Metalized Plastic Film ECQV_type Capacitors (TF Series) Temperature Compensating ECC_type Ceramic Capacitors High-Dielecytric Constant ECK_type Ceramic Capacitors ECR_type Axial Lead Ceramic ECB_type Capacitors Metalized Polyester Film ECQ_EW_type...
14. Printed Circuit Board 15. Block Diagram 16. Wiring Connection Diagram 17. Replacement Parts List Notes: *Important safety notice: Components identified by mark have special characteristics important for safety. Funrthermore, special parts which have purposes of fire-retardant (resistors), high- quality sound (capacitors),low-noise(resistors), etc. are used. When replacing any of components, be sure to use only manufacture’s specified parts shown in the parts list.
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*Resistance values are in ohms, unless specified otherwise, 1K=1,000 (OHM), 1M= 1,000K (OHM) *The marking <RTL> indicates that the Retention Time is limited for this item. After the discontinuation of this assembly in production, it will no longer be available. *Since SW consists of buttons and P.C.B.’s, we do not supply it as an individual part (refer to “Manual Keyboard Parts and Control Panel Parts Location...
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Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks QGUG1536BA BUTTON A-1 QGUG1536CA BUTTON A-2 QGUG1536EA BUTTON A-4 QGUG1536FA BUTTON A-5 QGUG1537CA BUTTON B QGUG1538BA BUTTON C-1 QGUG1538CA BUTTON C-2 QGUG1539AA BUTTON D QGUG1540BA BUTTON E QGUG1541AA BUTTON F QGUG1542AA BUTTON G QGUG1543BA BUTTON H...
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Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks QMFG4076AAK CUSHION QHQG009AA SUSG570A SPRING XYE3+FJ10 SCREW XNS12FZ QMEG011AA THERMISTOR SPRING QWZG010AA THERMISTOR TUBE XTV3+10C SCREW XYE3+FJ10 SCREW XNS12FZ XTW3+10TFZ MIDI JACK SCREW XTB3+10GFZ VIDEO OUT(1) QMFG4107AA CUSHION QMGG029AA FLOATING RUBBER QAUG033AA FDD UNIT QMFG4207AA...
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Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks XYE3+FJ10 SCREW QMWG6009BAK 13KEYS RUBBER SWITCH QMWG6010BA 12KEYS RUBBER SWITCH QMFG4176AAK CUSHION QMRG2074AAK HOLDING SHEET QMWG5003CA AFTER TOUCH SENSOR XTW3+10T SCREW SHGG9052A KEY GUIDE RUBBER QMFG1120CA FELT STBG1101B WHITE KEY(C F) STBG1111B WHITE KEY(D) STBG1121B...
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Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks QJAG027AB AC CORD EH EV GU GM GT QJAG028AB AC CORD EB GH RJA0035-2X AC CORD QFVG2044A PACKAGED CD-ROM K2DA42E00001 ATTACHMENT PLUG GM GU GT QPGG0522AA CARTON BOX PCB1 SXPG238611 MAIN PCB <RTL>...
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Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks QEXGVH03025B WIRE WITH CONNECTOR QEXGSS08040A WIRE W/CON(CPR -MAIN) QEXGSS13050A CONNECTION WITH WIRE QEXGSS14055A CONNECTOR WIRE QEXGZA04010A WIRE W/CON(CPL -INV) QEXGZA04105A WIRE W/CON(CPL -BEND) QEXGZA06010A WIRE W/CON(CPL -CPC) QEXGZA07055A WIRE W/CON(CPL -CPR) QEXGZA12015A WIRE W/CON(CPL -CPC) QEXGZA13041A...
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REF.NO. DESCRIPTION 40(G) SOUND GROUP(DIGITAL DRAWBER,ORGAN TABS,ACCORDION REGISTER,PAD) 40(H) SOUND GROUP(SYNTH,BASS,DRUM KITS,MEMORY) 41(A) FADE IN/OUT 41(B) TRANSPOSE 41(C) R1/R2 OCTAVE 42(A) MUSIC STYLIST 42(B) SD LOAD 43(A) OTHER PART&FR,HELP 43(B) DISPLAY HOLD 45(A) CONTRAST,MUTE 45(B) PAGE FILL IN,INTRO&ENDING TAP TEMPO,SYNCHRO&BREAK TECHNI-CHORD,SOLO CONDUCTOR(LEFT,RIGHT2,RIGHT1) 51(A)
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S020700000 HM/AM 2002 Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. All rights reserved. Unauthorized copying and distribution is a violation of law.
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TONE SIGNAL CONTROL SIGNAL JACK CN701 CN105 CN702 FLOPPY LCD BACK DISC LIGHT JK702 Q701 DRIVE MIDI THRU JK703 MIDI OUT JK704 IC701 CN801 CN804 PHOTO MIDI IN COUPLER T801 SW701 BASSPEDAL TRANSFORMER Q102 Q801,802 JK706 JK707 CN802 CN803 Q105,106 FOOT JK708 MIDI RX...
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FAJ P.C.B. ASUB P.C.B. (COMPONENT SIDE) ASUB P.C.B. (FOIL SIDE) SUMR SUML Q826 R835 CN821 CN820 R823 R822 R821 R820 R831 CN503 R868 C506 R869 C611 MAIN OUT L C590 C823 C612 R827 C829 R640 Q860 R871 R846 J627 J626 R859 C616 R639...
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CPL P.C.B. MAIN RHYTHM GROUP VOLUME AUTO PLAY CHORD D1178 APC / SEQUENCER D1148 D1146 D1144 D1142 D1132 D1130 D1128 D1126 D1176 D1174 J1240 J1249 LINE IN J1239 8 & 16 BEAT ROCK & POP BALLAD BALLROOM MOVIE & SHOW ENTERTAINER ORGANIST J1234...
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CPR P.C.B. SOUND GROUP SEQUENCER J1026 D1056 D1014 D1122 D1116 D1095 D1067 D1053 D1039 D1025 D1011 D1070 D1042 D1028 D1081 D1074 D1109 D1060 Q1004 D1046 D1103 J1003 SAX & WOODWIND ORGAN & ACCORDION DIGITAL EFFECT VARIATION PLAY EAST REC GUITAR STRINGS &...
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JACK P.C.B. FOOT CONTROLLER BASS PEDAL MIDI IN MIDI IN / BASS PEDAL MIDI OUT MIDI THTU VIDEO OUT (Example) FOOT SW 1 FOOT SW 2 EXP PEDAL SW701 CN702 Transistor's symbolmark: JK707 JK708 JK701 JK709 JK704 JK703 JK702 J607 C702 D707 JK706...
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MKB2 P.C.B. C#26 D#28 F#31 G#33 A#35 C#38 D#40 F#43 G#45 A#47 (SXPG232421B) MKB3 P.C.B. HP P.C.B. CN751 C754 (Example) JK751 Transistor's symbolmark: L751 HEAD PHONE C#50 D#52 F#55 G#57 A#59 E C B CN10 AFTER TOUCH D105 Applied for all transistors SENSOR ADJ D108 D109...
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Keyboard [ SX-KN7000 ] Function Transmitted Recognized Remarks Default 1 - 1 6 1 - 1 6 Assigned to the part. Basic Channel Changed 1 - 1 6 1 - 1 6 Default OMNI OFF , POLY MODE M o d e 3 Messages M=1 only Mode...
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MUSIC STYLIST You can choose to have all the settings of this instrument automatically set. AUTO PLAY CHORD Add an automatic RHYTHM GROUP accompaniment to your Various rhythm patterns are selected rhythm. available for each rhythm group. RHYTHM GROUP MAIN APC/SEQUENCER AUTO PLAY CHORD VOLUME...
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DISPLAY TECHNI-CHORD Displays performance information, function settings Block chords are and other messages. automatically added to the • Adjust the readability with the CONTRAST melody. buttons at the lower left side of the display. SEQUENCER SOUND GROUP Record and play back your Various sounds are available for each performance.
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This Keyboard has many settable functions and storable memories. However, you can return the settings and memory to the factory-preset status. Press the PROGRAM MENUS button to turn Press the OK button. it on. The display changes to the confirmation dis- play.
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If you wish to retain the settings and stored memory contents for recall at a later time, store the desired data on a disk/SD card. The backup memory does not function for the stored contents until the power has been on for about 10 minutes. Data from previous Technics models may be limited to PERFORMANCE data. SZ-FC2 SZ-E2 SZ-P1...
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(Left side) VIDEO OUT MIDI The display images or lyrics when playing songs, These terminals are for connection to another and the image of the display are output through MIDI instrument. this terminal. output mode (NTSC/PAL) MIDI IN/BASS PEDAL selected. Set this switch to BASS PEDAL to connect a commercially available MIDI pedal unit.
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(Right side) AUX IN A microphone can be connected to this terminal. This terminal receives input signals from an ex- ternal instrument. To receive a monaural signal, connect to the R/MONO terminal. LINE IN The input signal volume is not affected by the This terminal receives input signals from an ex- instrument’s MAIN VOLUME setting.
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The following changes in performance may occur in the Technics Keyboard but do not indicate trouble. Phenomenon Remedy The buttons, keys, etc. malfunction. Turn off the POWER button once, then turn it on again. If this procedure is not successful, turn off the POWER button once.
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Phenomenon Remedy Storage is not possible. The remaining memory capacity of the COMPOSER is 0. Setting the time signature is not possible. The time signature cannot be changed for a pattern which is currently recorded in the COMPOSER. If you wish to change the time signature, first follow the procedure to clear the memory.
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Contents Contents The data on the disk that you are using It is only possible to merge melody is for a different product. tracks. Tracks such as rhythm, chord and An error has occurred while the disk was control cannot be merged. loading.
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Contents Special tracks such as CHORD (APC), RHY and CTL exist in the song from which copying incompatible with the destination song because it is in the GM mode. AUTO PUNCH recording has been unsuccessful because SEQUENCER operation was interrupted before the PUNCH OUT measure was reached.
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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM-13 ACP CIRCUIT POWER VOLTAGE POWER TRANSFORMER PRODUCTS FOR GU GT SELECTOR BLUE 4700P BLACK AC IN 10UHX2 100V0.1 BLUE AC POWER CORD POWER TRANSFORMER PRODUCTS FOR BLUE 4700P BLACK AC IN 10UHX2 100V0.1 BLUE POWER TRANSFORMER PRODUCTS FOR OTHERS BLUE 4700P BLACK...
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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM-11 FAJ 1/2 CIRCUIT +15A +15M +15A +15M LINE IN AUX IN SUB OUT C509 0.047 C568 0.047 C558 0.047 R / MONO R / MONO IC501 IC507 IC506 IC509 NJM4558L JK502 JK503 JK504 JK505 NJM4558L JK506 JK507 NJM4558L NJM4558L (OP.AMP) (OP.AMP)