GEM Equinox Pro Service Manual

SERVICE MANUAL
Index
2 Opening & Keyboard Disassembling Instructions
3 Layout
4 Assembly
5 Block Diagram and Test Procedure & Adjustments
6 Supply, Mixer, Analog I/O and Controls & Midi I/O Schematics, Adjustment Table
7 Supply, Mixer, Analog I/O and Controls & Midi I/O Pcb Layouts
8 Keyboard L & R Contacts and Interface Schematics
9 Timings Table
10 Controls Panel and Interface Schematics
11 Controls Panel and Interface Pcb Layouts
12 Cpu & Sound Generator Schematic (Part 1/2)
13 Cpu & Sound Generator Schematic (Part 2/2)
14 Cpu & Sound Generator Pcb Layout
15 Cpu & Sound Generator Map
16 Vocal Processor Schematic & Pcb Layout
17 Spare Part List
Warnings
Notice
Service must be carried out by qualified personnel only. Any tampering carried out by unqualified personnel during the guarantee period
will forfeit the right to guarantee.
For a correct operation of the instrument, after having switched off, be careful to wait at least 3 seconds before switching on again.
To improve the device's specifications, the schematic diagrams may be subject to change without prior notice.
All components marked by this symbol have special safety characteristics, when replacing any of these components use only
manufacturer's specified parts.
The (µ) micro symbol of capacitance value is substituted by U.
The (
The electrolytic capacitors are 25Vdc rated voltage unless otherwise specified.
All resistors are 1/8W unless otherwise specified.
All switches shown in the "OFF" position. All DC voltages measured to ground with a voltmeter 20KOhm/V.
ATTENTION
Address
GENERALMUSIC S.p.A. Sales Division: 47842 S.Giovanni in Marignano (RN) ITALY - Via delle Rose, 12
CODE: 270234
Phone 0541/959511 - Fax 0541/957404 - GENERALMUSIC on the NET: http://www.generalmusic.com
Ω
) omega symbol of resistance value is substituted by E.
Soldering point. Supply voltage.
Male connector. Test point.
Female connector. Flag joined with one or more flags
M/F faston connector. with the same signal name inscribed.
Observe precautions when handling electrostatic sensitive devices.
Logic supply ground.
Analog supply ground.
Chassis ground.
Earth ground.
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