SP2X

Service Manual

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The lightning flash with the arrowhead symbol,

within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert
the user to the presence of uninsulated
"dangerous voltage" within the product's
enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude
to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,

The exclamation point within an equilateral

triangle is intended to alert the user to the
presence of important operating and
maintenance (servicing) instructions in the
literature accompanying the product.

DO NOT REMOVE THE COVER

NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL

IMPORTANT SAFETY & INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

INSTRUCTIONS PERTAINING TO THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, OR INJURY TO PERSONS
WARNING: When using electric products, basic precautions
should
always be followed, including the following:
1.

Read all of the Safety and Installation Instructions and

Explanation of Graphic Symbols before using the product.

2.

Do not use this product near waterfor example, near a

bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, in a wet basement, or near a
swimming pool, or the like.

3.

This product should be used only with a stand or

cart that is recommended by the manufacturer.

4.

This product, either alone or in combination with an amplifier

and speakers or headphones, may be capable of
producing sound levels that could cause permanent hearing loss.
Do not operate for
a long period of time at a high volume level or at a level that is
uncomfortable. If you experience any hearing loss or ringing in the
ears, you should consult an audiologist.

5.

The product should be located so that its location or position

does not interfere with its proper ventilation.

6.

The product should be located away from heat sources such

as radiators, heat registers, or other products that produce heat.

7.

The product should be connected to a power supply only of the

type described in the operating instructions or as marked on the
product.

8.

This product may be equipped with a polarized line plug (one

blade wider than the other). This is a safety feature. If you are
unable to insert the plug into the outlet, contact an electrician to
replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of
the plug.

9.
the

The power supply cord of the product should be unplugged from

outlet when left unused for a long period of time. When unplugging
the power supply cord, do not pull on the cord, but grasp it by the
plug.

10.

Care should be taken so that objects do not fall and liquids are not
spilled into the enclosure through openings.

11.

The product should be serviced by qualified service

personnel when:
A.

The power supply cord or the plug has been damaged;

B.

Objects have fallen onto, or liquid has been spilled into

the product;

C.
D.
E.

The product has been exposed to rain;

The product does not appear to be operating
normally or exhibits a marked change in performance;
The product has been dropped, or the enclosure damaged.

12.

Do not attempt to service the product beyond that described in

the user maintenance instructions. All other servicing
should be referred to qualified service personnel.

13.

WARNING: Do not place objects on the products power

supply cord, or place the product in a position where anyone
could trip over, walk on, or roll anything over cords of any type.
Do not allow the product to rest on or be installed over
cords of any type. Improper installations of this type
create the possibility of a fire hazard and/or personal injury.

RADIO AND TELEVISION INTERFERENCE

WARNING: Changes or modifications to this instrument not expressly
approved by Young Chang could void your authority to
operate the instrument.
IMPORTANT: When connecting this product to accessories and/or other
equipment use only high quality shielded cables.
NOTE: This instrument has been tested and found to comply with the
limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference when the instrument is used in
a commercial environment. This instrument generates, uses,
and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and
used in accordance with the instruction
manual,
may
cause
harmful
interference
to
radio communications. Operation of
this instrument in a residential area is likely to cause
harmful interference, in which case the user will be required
to correct the interference at his or her own expense.
Changes and modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer

or registrant of this instrument can void the users authority to operate

this instrument under Federal Communications Commission rules.
In order to maintain compliance with FCC regulations, shielded cables
must be used with this instrument. Operation with
unapproved equipment or unshielded cables is likely to result in harmful
interference to radio and television reception.
NOTICE
This apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for
radio noise emissions from digital apparatus set out in the
Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of
Communications.
AVIS
Le present appareil numerique nemet pas de bruits
radioelectriques depassant les limites applicables aux
appareils numeriques de la class A prescrites dans le
Reglement sur le brouillage radioelectrique edicte par le ministere des
Communications du Canada.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

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Contents
CHAPTER1 INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................................. 1
IntrocutiontoSP2X..................................................................................................................................................................2
SP2XRearPanel ..................................................................................................................................................................2
RearPanelFeatures.............................................................................................................................................................2
SP2XFrontPanel .................................................................................................................................................................3
FrontPanelFeatures ...........................................................................................................................................................3

CHAPTER2 DIAGNOSTICS.................................................................................................................... 6
DiagnosticTests ........................................................................................................................................................................6
EnteringDiagnostics ...........................................................................................................................................................7
DiagnosticTestModes.............................................................................................................................................................8
RunOneTest .......................................................................................................................................................................8
RunBurnin..........................................................................................................................................................................8
TestResults ...............................................................................................................................................................................8
DescriptionofTests..................................................................................................................................................................9
ROM ......................................................................................................................................................................................9
RAM ......................................................................................................................................................................................9
DelayRAM...........................................................................................................................................................................9
SineWave ...........................................................................................................................................................................10
MIDI ....................................................................................................................................................................................10
NVRAM ..............................................................................................................................................................................10

CHAPTER3 DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY .......................................................................................... 11

Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................................11
Cables,Connectors..............................................................................................................................................................11
OpeningtheSP2X..................................................................................................................................................................12
SP2XBottom.......................................................................................................................................................................12
RemovingtheTopEnclosure..........................................................................................................................................14
ReplacingtheTopEnclosure ...............................................................................................................................................16
ClosingtheSP2X ...............................................................................................................................................................16
TopEnclosure..........................................................................................................................................................................17
RemovingtheConnectorBoard .....................................................................................................................................18
RemovingtheFrontPanelBoard ...................................................................................................................................19
RemovingtheModWheelAssembly............................................................................................................................20
ReplacingtheModWheelAssembly ............................................................................................................................21
SP2XKeyboardAssembly ....................................................................................................................................................22
RemovingtheSP2XKeyboardAssembly.....................................................................................................................22
ReplacingtheSP2XKeyboardAssembly .....................................................................................................................23

CHAPTER4 TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................................................... 24

Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................................24
Cables,Connectors............................................................................................................................................................24
BootBlock................................................................................................................................................................................25
EnteringtheBootBlock ...................................................................................................................................................25
Resets........................................................................................................................................................................................26
HardReset ..........................................................................................................................................................................26
SoftwareUpdates...................................................................................................................................................................26
FileFormats ........................................................................................................................................................................26
ReplacingtheBattery ............................................................................................................................................................27
SP2XScannerTest ..............................................................................................................................................................29
PowerProblems......................................................................................................................................................................31
Dead.....................................................................................................................................................................................31

AudioProblems ......................................................................................................................................................................31
NoAudio ............................................................................................................................................................................31
FrontPanelProblems.............................................................................................................................................................31
Buttons,KnobsorControllersnotworking.................................................................................................................31
KeyboardProblems................................................................................................................................................................31
DeadKeyboard..................................................................................................................................................................31
SP2XInterconnectDiagram .................................................................................................................................................33

CHAPTER5 PARTSLISTS ................................................................................................................... 34

Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................................34
SP2XPCBandAssemblies ..............................................................................................................................................34
FinalAssembly ..................................................................................................................................................................35
EngineBoard,N012131702...............................................................................................................................................36
PitchandModAssembly,N012300063..........................................................................................................................39
ConnectorBoard,N012131802.........................................................................................................................................40

CHAPTER6 SCHEMATICS................................................................................................................ 45

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Chapter 1
Introduction

Thischapterprovidestheservicetechnicianwithalayoutofthefrontandrearpanelfeatures,
aswellasabriefexplanationoftheirfunctions.Forindepthdescriptionsofthemanyfeatures
theSP2Xinstrumentsinclude,consulttheMusiciansGuide.

Thischapteralsoincludesadescriptionthesymbolsusedthroughoutthismanual.

Note:Ifpossible,alluserprogramsandsetupsshouldbesavedpriortoopeningtheunit,
enteringtheBootBlocktorundiagnosticsortoperformahardreset.Forinstructionstosaveall
userprogramsandsetups,seeSavingUserDatainChapter5,page25.

Notes, Cautions, Warnings

PleasepayspecialattentiontoallNotes,Cautions,andWarningsusedthroughoutthismanual.
Abriefdescriptionofthesesymbolsfollows:

Note:Providesadditionalinformationemphasizesspecificinstructions.

Caution:Instructsyoutoproceedcautiouslysothatdamagedoesnotoccurtotheunitor
individualcomponents.

Warning:Alertsyousothatdamagedoesnotoccurtoyourself,others,orexternaldevices.

Introduction
Introduction to SP2X

Introduction to SP2X
SP2X Rear Panel

Figure 1-1 SP2X rear panel features

Rear Panel Features

PowerSwitchRockerswitchtoturnthepoweronandoff.

PowerConnectorDCjacktoattachtheKurzweil9VACpoweradapter.

HeadphonesStandard1/4jacktoconnectheadphones.

AudioOutsBalanced1/4leftandrightaudiooutputjackstoconnecttoanamplifier,mixer
orsoundsystem

SwitchPedal(SWPedal)One1/4jackstoconnectswitchpedalsthatcanbeassignedto
controloperationssuchassustain,sostenuto,etc.(use1/4tip/sleeve).

ContinuousControlPedal(CCPedal)One1/4jackstoconnectpedalsthatcanbeassigned
tocontroloperationssuchasvolume,expression,etc.(use10K lineartaperpotentiometer,
1/4tip/ring/sleeve).

MIDIPortsIn,Thru/Out,andOutportstoconnecttheSP2XtootherMIDIdevicestoreceive,
pass,andsendMIDIdata.

USBPortTransmit/receiveMIDImessagesoverUSBwithhostsystem(typically,PC).

Introduction
SP2X Front Panel

SP2X Front Panel

Figure12isanillustrationofthefrontpanelfortheSP2X.Enlargementsofsectionsofthis
illustrationfollow,aswellasabriefdescriptionofthefrontpanelfeatures.

Figure 1-2

SP2X Front Panel layout

Front Panel Features

Figure 1-3

Master Volume, Performance, and Effects section

MasterVolumeSlidepottoadjusttheoverallvolume.

PerformanceandEffectsTheoperationofthebuttonsandknobsinthissectiondependson
whichofthethreeperformancemodesisactive.EachLEDslocatedtopoftheKnobMode
selectionbuttonshowscurrentoneofperformancemodes.Theyarelabeledasfollows:MIDI
Controllermode,ZoneVolumemode,EffectsWet/Drymode.

Introduction
SP2X Front Panel

Figure 1-4

SP2X Front Panel, center section

3X7SegmentThreecharacter,7segmentdisplay.

+/ButtonsThisbuttoncanchangeSoundsinProgram/SetupmodeandalsousedasPlay
andStopbuttonwhileplayingdemosongorrhythmpattern.InGlobalorBootblockmenu
canscrollmenuitemswiththisbutton.

Figure 1-5 Sound Select / Data Entry sections

GroupSelectUsethebuttonstoselectacategoryofProgramsorSetups.

EffectsandReverbUsethebuttonstoselectfromtwoblocksofeffectstoapplyeffectsand
reverbtoprogramsandsetups.

Program/SetupSelectUsethebuttonlabeled10,toselectaspecificprogramorsetup.These
buttonsalsousedaskeypadwhenyouenternumbers.+/buttoncanchangesignofthenumber
typedinkeypadmode.Enter/Cancelbuttonsusedasenterorcancelthevaluesyoutypedin
keypadmode.

Mod/PitchWheelAssembly(notshown)Usethetwowheelstovarymodulationandpitch.

Introduction
SP2X Front Panel

Figure 1-6

Edit sections

Edit/StoreUsethisbuttontoedit/storemodifiedprogramorMIDIsetuptouserbank.

Q.AccessUsethisbuttonaddyourfavoriteProgram/Setupinoneplaceforeasyandfast
access.

Key/Vel.RangeUsethisbuttonchangeKeyorVelocityrages

TransposeUsethisbuttontochangetonality,using+/buttoncanbeup/downupto2
octaves.

Chapter 2
Diagnostics
Diagnostic Tests

ThefollowingliststhediagnostictestsavailablefortheSP2X.
ROM
RAM
MARA
SoundROM
DRAM
Sine
MIDI
NVRAM
Warning:Somediagnostictestseraseuserprogramsandsetups.Ifpossible,besuretosaveall
userprogramsandsetups,beforeenteringdiagnostics.Forinstructions,refertoSavingUserData
inChapter5,page25.

Diagnostics
Entering Diagnostics

Entering Diagnostics

Applypowertotheunit.PressTransposebuttononetimewhilethreedotsblinkinginthe7
segment.Afterawhile,segmentdisplaythefollowingmessage:

Figure 2-1 7-segment example, entering diagnostics

appearsinthesegment.
PresseithertheYesorNobuttonuntil
PresstheRhythmbuttonforenterintomenuitem.Thesegmentdisplaysthefollowing:

Figure 2-2 7-segment example, diagnostic main menu

PressRhythmtoselecttherunonetestmode.Toselecttherunburnintestmode,presseither
theYesorNobuttonthenpresstheRhythmbuttontobeginthetests.

Diagnostics
Description of Tests

Diagnostic Test Modes

Run One Test

RunOneTestallowsyoutoselectanindividualtest,ortostepthroughandruneachavailable
test.Tostepthroughthedifferenttests,theYesorNobutton.PresstheRhythmbuttontoselect
thetest.

Figure 2-3

7-segment example, Run One Test

Atthecompletionofatest,whetherpassorfail,presstheProgrambuttontoexitthetest.Press
eithertheYesorNobuttontoadvancetothenexttestoranothertestinthesequence.

Atthecompletionofatest,presstheProgrambuttontoreturntothetestmenu.Toexit
diagnostics,turnthepoweroffandontoreturntonormaloperation.

Run Burn-in

Burninmode,segmentdisplaysand
followingsequenceoftests,.

continuouslyrunsthe

ROM
RAM
MARA
SoundROM
DRAM
MIDI

Thesegmentdisplaysthetestresultsatthecompletionofeachtest.Tostoptheburninprocess
andviewthetestresultsforeachtestrun,presstheProgrambutton.UsetheYesorNobutton
toscrollthroughtheresultsofeachtest.

ToexitRunBurninandreturntothemainmenu,presstheProgrambutton.Toexitdiagnostics,
turnthepoweroffandontoreturntonormaloperation.

Test Results
Atthecompletionofanindividualtest,thesegmentdisplaysthetestresults.Anexpected

resultis
manspassed,
meansfailed.

Diagnostics
Description of Tests

Description of Tests
ROM

Thistestchecksthesoftwaredata(engine,boot,andsetups)storedinFlashROMontheEngine
Board.
AfailureofthistestmayindicateaproblemwiththeFlashROMchip(U5ontheEngineBoard),
associatedcircuitry,ortheEngineBoard.

RAM

TheRAMtestwritestothemicroprocessorRAMspaceandverifiesthatthewritewas
successful.AfailureofthistestmayindicateaproblemwiththeRAMorrelatedcircuitryonthe
EngineBoard.

MARA

ThistestperformsareadwriteoftheMARAregistersandverifiesthatthedatawrittencanbe
readbacksuccessfully.AfailureofthistestmayindicateaproblemwithaMARA,related
circuitryortheEngineBoard.

Sound ROM

ThistestconfirmsthattheSoundROMscanbereadbytheMARAsbyperformingachecksum
oftheSoundROMs.Thecomputedchecksumisthencomparedtothestoredchecksum.A
failureofthistestmayindicateaproblemwithaSoundROM(U47),ortheEngineBoard.

Delay RAM

ThistestperformsaquickreadwriteoftheinternalRAMandverifiesthatthedatawas
successfullywrittenandretained.AfailureofthistestmayindicateaproblemwiththeRAMor
theEngineBoard.

Diagnostics
Description of Tests

Sine Wave
ThistestgeneratesinewavefromMARA,wavesamplelocatedinSoundROM,andplays
throughDACandanalogaudiooutput.Afailureofthistestmayindicateaproblemwitha
MARAorSoundROM(U47),ortheanalogaudiosectionincludingDACandOPAMPs.

Caution:Theoutputlevelofsinewavetestisveryloud!.

MIDI

TheMIDItestperformsaloopbackoftheserialportbysendinga23bytepatternoverthe
externalMIDIlink.ThistestrequiresaMIDIloop(aMIDIcablethatconnectstwoMIDIjacks).
ThetestwillfailifaMIDIcableisnotconnectedbetweentwoMIDIjacks.Besuretorunthis
testwithMIDIcablesconnectedasfollows:

Note: BesuretouseaknownworkingMIDIcable!

1. ConnectaMIDIcabletotheMIDIInandMIDIoutjacksandrunthetest.

Afailureofthistestcouldbecausedbyfailureoftheserialport,otherMIDIcircuitry,ora
problemontheConnectorBoardortheEngineBoard.

NVRAM

TheNVRAM(rM2)testperformspartoftheSRAMbackupbybuiltinlithiumcoincellbattery.
TeststartswithwritetestpatterntoNVRAMareaandafterpowercycle,readpatternagain.

Afailureofthistestcouldbecausedbylowbatteryvoltageorproblemofbatterybackrelated
circuit.

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Chapter 3
SP2X Disassembly/Assembly
Introduction

ThischaptercontainsalltheproceduresforthedisassemblyandreassemblyofSP2Xaswell
asinstrumentswithfactoryinstalled.Therearethreemainsections:OpeningtheSP2X,Top
Enclosure,SP2XKeyboardAssembly.

Warning:Ifpossible,savealluserprogramsandsetupsbeforedisassembly.Forinstructions,
refertoSavingUserDatainChapter5,page25.

Notes, Cautions, Warnings

PleasepayspecialattentiontoallNotes,Cautions,andWarningsastheynotonlypointout
specificinstructions.

Cables, Connectors
Flat Ribbon Cables

Allflatribboncableswithconnectorsarekeyed,andthereforecannotbereversed.Mostflat
ribboncableshavelockingcableclips.Besuretoreapplytheclipswhenconnectingcables.
Whendisconnectingandconnectingthesecables,youmustlookforthemarkingontheedgeof
thecabledenotingPin1andbesurethatyoumatchitcorrectlywithPin1ontheboard.

Cable Routing

Insomecases,tapesecurescableconnectionsorfastenscablestotheTopenclosure.Always
peelbackthetapefromonesidewhendisconnectingcablessothatthetaperemainsproperly
positioned.

Required Tools and Materials

z
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No.1Phillipsheadscrewdriver
No.2Phillipsheadscrewdriver
Smallflatscrewdriver
Dowel(3mmdiameter)
Needlenosepliers
Smallbluntendtool(QTip,toothpick,etc.)
Foamblock

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SP2X Disassembly/Assembly
Removing the Top Enclosure

Opening the SP2X

SP2X Bottom

RefertoFigure41.Arrowsindicatethelocationsoftheenclosuresupportwall,endcapand
bottomrearpanelscrews.

Keyboard

Endcap screws

Endcap screws

Bottom Rear Panel Screws

Rear Panel

Figure 4-1 SP2X bottom enclosure

Caution: Donotremovetheendcaporbottomrearpanelscrewsatthispointoftheprocedure.

1. Placetheunitflatonyourworksurface.

2. TilttheSP2Xupandmovetheunitsothattherearpanelportionoftheunithangsoverthe
edgeofyourworksurface.Thisgivesyouaccesstothefourteenscrewsthatsecurethebottom
rearpanelportionofthetopenclosuretothebottomenclosure.Removethefourteenscrews

Figure 4-2 SP2X remove bottom rear panel screw

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SP2X Disassembly/Assembly
Removing the Top Enclosure

3. RefertoFigure43removebottomrearcover

Figure 4-3 SP2X remove bottom rear panel

4.ReferFigure44remove6keysliplockingscrews.

Figure 4-4

SP2X remove keyslip screws

5.RefertoFigure45removekeyslipfromthetopassembly

Figure 4-5

SP2X remove keyslip from the unit

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SP2X Disassembly/Assembly
Removing the Top Enclosure

Removing the Top Enclosure

1. Followtheproceduresdescribedonpage14removebottomcover.

2. RefertoFigure46.

3. Removethesixscrewsthatsecuretheendcapstotherearpanel.

Endcap screws

Endcap screws

Figure 4-6

SP2X rear panel

Caution: Thefollowingstepsdescriberemovingtheleftandrightendcaps.Toavoiddamage
totheendcaps,besuretoholdontoeachendcapwhenremovingthescrews.Whentheendcap
screwsareremoved,theendcapisfreeoftheunit.

4. RefertoFigure41fortheSP2X.Movetheunitsothatoneendhangsovertheedgeof
yourworksurface.Removethefourendcapscrewsfromthebottomenclosure.

5. RefertoFigure44.Thebottomedgeoftherearpanelandbackedgeofthebottom
enclosureconnecttoformalip.Thebottomenclosurescrewssecurethelip.

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SP2X Disassembly/Assembly
Removing the Top Enclosure

Figure 4-7

Top cover and bottom enclosure

Warning: Besuretohaveyourworksurfaceprepared.Thisincludesplacingfoamblocks
behindtheunit.Whenthetopenclosureisremoved,placeitonthefoamblockstoavoid
damagingthevolumesliders,controlpanelbuttons,andknobs.Thefollowingprocedure
requiresenoughroombehindtherearoftheunittoplacethetopenclosurefacedownonyour
worksurface.

6. Gripeachendofthetopenclosureandrotateitbackapproximatelytwoinches.This
separatesthebottomedgesofthetopenclosureandbottomenclosure.
7. Liftthetopenclosurestraightup.

8. Turnthetopenclosureoverandplaceitfacedownontoyourworksurface.

Caution: Table41liststhecables,byboardlocation,fromthetopenclosuretotheassembly
theyconnecttoonthebottomenclosure.Youshoulddisconnectthesecablesbeforeremoving
topcover.

Top cover Assembly

Bottom Enclosure

Connector Board

Keyboard Assembly

Connector Board

Keyboard Assembly

Connector Board

Mod Wheel Assembly

Table 4-1 Top cover and bottom enclosure cables

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SP2X Disassembly/Assembly
Replacing the Top Enclosure

Replacing the Top Enclosure

1. Positionthetopenclosurebehindthebottomenclosure.

2. Movethetopenclosuresothatthebottomedgeoftherearpanelispositionedunderthe
bottomenclosureedge.SeeFigure41onpage13.

Note: VerifythatthecableslistedinTable41arelyingflatonthebottomenclosure.Besure
thatallothercablesaretuckedbetweenthetopenclosure.

3. Holdthetopenclosuresafelyinplaceandmovetheunitsothatoneendofthebottom
rearpaneledgehangsovertheedgeofyourworksurfaceandinstallthebottomrearpanelscrew
atthatend.Slidetheunitbackontoyourworksurface.Repeatforotherend.RefertoFigure41.

Warning: PerformSteps3and4separately.Combiningthesestepscouldcausethetop
enclosuretoflipawayfromthebottomenclosureoroffofyourworksurface.

4. Movetheunitsothattherearpaneledgeoftheunithangsovertheedgeofyourwork
surfaceandinstalltheremainingscrews.

Closing the SP2X

Warning: ThefollowingprocedureassumesthatyouhavecompletedSteps3and4in
ReplacingtheTopEnclosure.Ifyouhavenotcompletedthesesteps,dosobeforecontinuing.

1. RefertoFigure47fortheSP2XTilttheunitupandinstallscrews.

2. Slideonesideoftheunitoffofyourworksurfaceandholdtheappropriateendcapin
position.Installthesixendcapscrewsinthebottomenclosure.Repeatfortheotherendcap.

3. RefertoFigure46.Installthesixendcapscrewsintherearpanel.

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SP2X Disassembly/Assembly
Top Enclosure

Top Enclosure
Thetopenclosureincludesthreeboards:Connector,FrontPanel,andEngine.Figure49shows
theplacementoftheboards.

Figure 4-8

Top enclosure Assembly

Engine Board

Front Panel Boards

Connector
Board

Figure 4-9

Top enclosure, board locations

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SP2X Disassembly/Assembly
Removing the Engine Board

Removing the Connector Board

1. Followtheproceduredescribedonpage16toremovethetoppanelassy.

2. FollowingSteps35,disconnectthecableslistedinTable42

Ref.
Name
Cable Type
Destination
J11

SP2X Power

standard wire

Engine Board

J15

Audio

standard wire

Engine Board

J4

MIDI/CPU

standard wire

Engine Board

J6

Front Panel

flat ribbon

Front Panel Board

J2

Treble

flat ribbon

Keyboard Assembly

J3

Bass

flat ribbon

Keyboard Assembly

J1

Wheels

standard wire

Mod Wheel Assembly

J20

USB

standard wire

Engine Board

Table 4-2 Connector Board cables

3. DisconnectthehookupwirecableontheConnectorBoard.

4. RemovethecablelockingclipsanddisconnecttheflatribboncablesfromJ2,J3,andJ4.
Besuretosetthecablelockingclipssafelyasidesothatyoucaninstallthemwhenyou
reconnectthecables.

Note:ThecablesusedthroughouttheSP2Xarebundledandroutedsothattheirlocationsand
destinationsseemobvious.However,toavoidreversingtheBassandTreblecableswhen
reconnecting,markoneorbothcablesdesignatingBforBassandTforTreble.

5. RemovethefivescrewsthatsecuretheConnectorBoardtotherearpanel.Twoofthese
screwsarelongerthantheothersandhavespacerslocatedbetweenthescrewandtherearpanel.
SeeFigure47forthelocationsofthescrewsandspacers.

Note: Donotremoveanyotherhardwarefromthisportionoftherearpanel.

6. RemovethetwoscrewsthatsecuretheMIDIjackstotherearpanel.SeeFigure47.

7. RemovetheConnectorBoard.

Replacing the Connector Board

1. HoldtheConnectorBoardandpositionitsothatthepowerswitch,andtherearpanel
jacksarecorrectlypositionedthroughtherearpanelportionofthetopenclosure.

2. InstallthetwoscrewsthatsecuretheMIDIjackstotherearpanel.SeeFigure47.

3. InstallthefivescrewsthatsecuretheConnectorBoardtotherearpanel.Besuretoplace
aspaceranduseoneofthelongerscrewsatthelocationsnotedinFigure47.

4. Connecttheribboncablesinthefollowingorder.

Caution: BesuretolookforthemarkingontheedgeofthecabledenotingPin1andthatyou
matchitcorrectlywithPin1ontheboard.Makecertainthatthewiresarestraightpriorto
insertingthemintotheconnectorandthateachwireiscorrectlyinsertedintoitsrespective
position.

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SP2X Disassembly/Assembly
Removing the Front Panel Board

5. ConnecttheflatribboncablesfromtheKeyboardAssemblytoJ2andJ3.Besureto
installacablelockingcliponeachconnector.

6. ConnecttheflatribboncablefromtheFrontPanelBoardtoJ4ontheConnectorBoard.
Besuretoinstallacablelockingclipontheconnector.

7. ConnectallthestrandedwirecablefromtheEngineBoardtotheConnectorBoardand
fromFrontboardtoconnectorboard..

Removing the Front Panel Board

1. Followtheproceduredescribedonpage19toremovetheConnectorBoard.
2. FollowingSteps4and5,disconnectthecableslistedinTable43.
TopEnclosure

Ref.
Name
Cable Type
Destination
J4
J5

FP Bridge
FP Bridge

flat ribbon
flat ribbon

Front Board
Front Board

Table 4-3 Front Panel Board cables

3. RemovethecablelockingclipanddisconnecttheflatribboncableatJ4,J5ontheFront
PanelBoard.Besuretosetthecablelockingclipsafelyasidesothatyoucaninstallitwhenyou
reconnectthecable.
4. RemovetheeighteenscrewsthatsecurethethreePCboardclamps

5. Removeslidervolumehandleand4controlknobhandlesalso

6. LifttheFrontPanelBoardupfromthetopenclosure.

Caution: EachswitchbuttoncapusesasetofsmallpegstomountthecaptotheFrontPanel
Board.Thebuttoncapsaremountedindividuallyorinclusters.Ifacapbecomesseparated
fromtheboard,becarefulthatapegisnotinadvertentlybroken.

Replacing the Front Panel Board

1. PositiontheFrontPanelBoardontothetopenclosure,thenraisethetopenclosureup
slightlytoverifythatthevolumesliderandswitchbuttoncapsarecorrectlypositionedthrough
theiropeningsinthetopenclosure.

2. Alignthecenterscrewholesofthethreeholegroupingsonthefrontpaneledgeofthe
boardwiththethreadmarksintheextrusionandinstallthetwoscrewsthatsecurethefront
paneledge.SeeFigure48.

3. Connectribboncablecablesinthefollowingorder.

Caution: BesuretolookforthemarkingontheedgeofthecabledenotingPin1andthatyou
matchitcorrectlywithPin1ontheboard.Makecertainthatthewiresarestraightpriorto
insertingthemintotheconnectorandthateachwireiscorrectlyinsertedintoitsrespective
position.connector..

4. IfyouhavedisconnectedtheflatribboncablefromJ4,J5,reconnectit.Besuretoinstall
thecablelockingclip.

5. Followtheprocedureonpage19toinstalltheConnectorBoard.

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SP2X Disassembly/Assembly
Removing the Engine Board

Removing the Engine Board

1. FollowingStep2,disconnectthecableslistedinTable44.

Ref.
Name
Cable Type

Destination

J6

SP2X PWR

stranded wire

Connector Board

J4

MIDI & CPU

SP2X Audio Out

Standard wire
stranded wire

Connector Board

J9
J10

SP2X USB

standard wire
ibb

Connector Board

Connector Board

Table 4-4 Engine Board cables

2. DisconnectthestrandedwirecablesfromJ6toJ10.

3. RemovetheEngineBoard

Replacing the Engine Board

1. PlacetheEngineBoardinpositiononthetopenclosure.

2. Alignthecenterscrewholeonthefrontpaneledgewiththethreadmarksintheextrusion
andinstallthescrewthatsecuresthefrontpaneledge.SeeFigure49.

3. ConnectthestrandedwirecablefromtheConnectorBoardtoontheEngineBoard.

Caution: BesuretolookforthemarkingontheedgeofthecabledenotingPin1andthatyou
matchitcorrectlywithPin1ontheboard.Makecertainthatthewiresarestraightpriorto
insertingthemintotheconnectorandthateachcableiscorrectlyinsertedintoitsrespective
position.

Removing the Mod Wheel Assembly

1. RefertoFigure410.Slidetheleftsideoftheunitforwardoffofyourworksurfaceso
thatyoucanaccessthefourscrewsandwasherssecuringtheassemblytothebottomenclosure.
Removethefourscrewsandwashers.

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SP2X Disassembly/Assembly
Removing the Mod Wheel Assembly

2. Slidetheunitbackontoyourworksurface.

Figure 4-10 Mod Wheel Assembly

3. RemovetheModWheelAssembly.

Replacing the Mod Wheel Assembly

1. HoldtheModWheelAssemblyinpositionoverthebottomenclosure.
2. Connectthestandardwirecablesinthefollowingorder.

Caution: BesuretolookforthemarkingontheedgeofthecabledenotingPin1andthatyou
matchitcorrectlywithPin1ontheboard.Makecertainthatthewiresarestraightpriorto
insertingthemintotheconnectorandthateachwireiscorrectlyinsertedintoitsrespective
position.

3. Connectthestandardwirecable(s).

4. Reapplythenylonreinforcedtapetothestandardcable(s).

5. LowertheModWheelAssemblyintoposition.

6. SlidetheunitforwardandinstallthefourscrewsandwasherstosecuretheModWheel
Assemblytothebottomenclosure.

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SP2X Disassembly/Assembly
Removing the Keyboard Assembly

SP2X Keyboard Assembly

Removing the SP2X Keyboard Assembly

ThefollowingprocedureassumesthattheSP2Xisopenandthatyouhavefollowedthe
instructionstoremovethetopenclosure.

1. Thekeyboardissecuredtothebottomenclosureusingninescrews.RefertoFigure411
forthepositionofthescrews.Arrowsidentifythelocationsoftheninescrews.

2. TilttheSP2Xupandremovethefivekeyboardrearscrews,thenlaytheSP2Xflatonyour
worksurface.

3. MovetheSP2Xforwardsothatthefronthangsovertheedgeofyourworksurfaceto
accesstheremainingscrews,andremovethefivekeyboardfrontscrews.

4. RemovethefourModWheelscrewsandwashers.Atthispointthekeyboardisloosein
thebottomenclosure,butithascablesconnectedtotheModWheelAssemblyandthe
ConnectorBoard.

Figure 4-106

SP2X 88-note keyboard bottom

5. SlidetheSP2Xbackontoyourworksurface.

6. PlacetheModWheelAssemblyinitspositiononthebottomenclosure.

7. RemovethecablelockingclipsanddisconnecttheflatribboncablesfromlocationsJ2
andJ3ontheConnectorBoard.
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SP2X Disassembly/Assembly
Removing the SP2X Keyboard Assembly

8. RemovetheKeyboardAssembly.

Replacing the SP2X Keyboard Assembly

1. Placethekeyboardonthebottomenclosure.Besurethattheflatribboncablesfromthe
keyboardarecorrectlypositionedtoconnectthemtotheConnectorBoard.

Note: IfyouhavedisconnectedtheBassandTrebleendsoftheflatribboncablesfromthe
keyboardcontactboardsduringservice,besurethatyouhavereconnectedthemandsecured
themwithtape.BesurethatthesmallribboncableconnectingtheBassandTrebleContact
Boardsisconnected.

2. ConnecttheflatribboncablestoJ2andJ3ontheConnectorBoardandreapplythecable
lockingclips.

3. Securetheflatribboncablestothebottomenclosure.Besuretoreapplythenylon
reinforcedtapethatsecuresthecablestothebottomenclosure.

4. SlidetheSP2Xforwardsothatyoucaninstallthefivekeyboardfrontscrews.

5. InstallthefourModWheelAssemblyscrewsandwashers.

6. SlidetheSP2Xbackontoyourworksurface.

7. TilttheSP2Xupandinstallthefivekeyboardrearscrews.

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Chapter 5
Troubleshooting
Introduction
Cables, Connectors
Cable Routing

Insomecases,tapesecurescableconnectionsorfastenscablestothebottomenclosure.Always
peelbackthetapefromonesidewhendisconnectingcablessothatthetaperemainsproperly
positioned.

Surface-Mount Devices

Theremovalandreplacementofsurfacemountdevicesrequirestrainingandtheproper
equipment.Ifyoudonothavethetrainingorequipmenttoremoveorreplacesurfacemount
devices,contacttheservicedepartmenttoorderaboardreplacement.Internationalservice
techniciansshouldcontacttheirappropriateYoungChangDistributor.

Saving User Data

1. SetupaMIDIrecordingdevice.

2. ConnecttheaMIDIcabletotheMIDIOutportoftheSP2XtotheMIDIInportonthe
externaldevice.

3. PresstheGlobalbuttonontheSP2X.Pressthe+/cursorbuttonuntilthesegment

displays .

4. BeginrecordingontheMIDIrecordingdevice.

5. PressRythmontheSP2X.Thesegmentshows
.Whenallobjects

aresaved,will
appearinthedisplay.

6. Toreloadthesavedobjects,connectaMIDIcablefromtheMIDIOutportoftherecording
devicetotheSP2XsMIDIInport.

7. Fromtheexternaldevice,begintheplaybackofthefile.

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Trouble Shooting
Entering the Boot Block

Boot Block

UsetheSP2XsBootLoadertoenterDiagnosticsorperformaHardResettotheunit.Youcan
alsoinstalloperatingsystemupdatesandROMobjectsintoFlashROM.

Entering the Boot Block

Applypowertotheunit.Whenthe
messageappearsinthedisplay,
quicklypressandreleasetheTransposebutton.Thesegmentdisplaysthemainmenuofthe
BootLoaderandthefirstavailableoption.Usethe+orbuttontoadvancetothenextoption.
Themenuoptionsareasfollows:

InstallEngine

Installsnewoperatingsystemsoftwareupgrades.

UpdateBootblock

Installsbootblockupdates.

RunDiagnostics

Entersthediagnostictestmenu.Foracompletelistoftestsandthe
proceduretoexecutethediagnostictests,refertoChapter2,Diagnostics.

RunEngine

Exitsthebootblockandreturnstheunittonormaloperation.

HardRESET

Clearsthememorytofactorydefaultsettings.

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Trouble Shooting
Resets

Resets
Hard Reset

TherearetwowaystoperformaHardResettotheSP2X.
1. PresstheGlobalbuttonandpresstheResetbuttonsegmentdisplaysfollowingscreen

andpress+button
segmentdisplays

anmessage.Pressthe+buttonagainsegmentfinallydisplays
continueortheYesorNobutton.

to

Software Updates

AcomputerwithaMIDIinterfaceandsequencerisnecessarytotransfersoftwaretoyour
SP2XunitsMIDISysex.

File Formats

SoftwareupgradesarestoredasstandardMIDIfiles.FilenamesareintheformatSP2XVV.MID,
whereXisthesoftwareblockandVVVistheversionnumber(V.VV).Thefollowingliststhe
possiblevaluesforX.Neverinstallfileswithnamesthatdontconformtothisformat;itwont
work.

bkbootblockforkeyboardmodels
koperatingsystemsoftwareforkeyboardmodels.

Installing the Operating System or Setups

Warning:Thisprocedurerequiresperformingahardreset.Alluserprogramsandsetupswill
beerased.Beforecontinuing,besuretosavealluserprogramsandsetups.

1. ConnectaMIDIcablefromtheMIDIOutportofthecomputerinterfaceorsequencerto
theMIDIInportonthePC2.

2. Openthefirst.MIDfileusingthesequencerprogram.

3. TurnontheSP2XandfollowtheproceduretoentertheBootBlock.

4. PresstheEnterbuttontoselectuOS

5. ThesegmentshowsuOS.StartplayingtheMIDIfilefromthesequencer.Whileafileis
loading,thebottomlineofthedisplayshowstheprogress.Ifthedisplaycontinuestoshow
afterstartingthesequencer,stopandrestartthesequence.

6. Afterthefileisloaded,thedisplaywillshowoK.

7. Ifyouhaveadditionalfilestoload,openthefilefromthesequencerandbeginplayingit.

8. PresstheCancelbuttontwicetoreturntothemainmenu.ScrolltoHardResetandselect.

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Trouble Shooting
Installing a New Boot Block

Installing a New Boot Block

Warning:Thisprocedureperformsahardreset.Alluserprogramsandsetupswillbeerased.
Beforecontinuing,besuretosavealluserprogramsandsetups.

1. ConnectaMIDIcablefromtheMIDIOutportofthecomputerinterfaceorsequencerto
theMIDIInportontheSP2X.

2. Usingthesequencerprogram,openthefirst.MIDfile.

3. TurnontheSP2XandfollowtheproceduretoentertheBootBlock.

4. PresstheEnterbuttontoselect.
6. Thesegmentshows
.Startplaying
theMIDIfilefromthesequencer.
Whileafileisloading,thebottomlineofthedisplayshowstheprogress.Ifthedisplay

afterstartingthesequencer,stopandrestartthe
continuestoshow
sequence.

7. Afterthefileisloaded,theunitwillreset.

Replacing the Battery

TheSP2XusesaflatthreevoltLithiumcoincellbattery.Whenthebatteryvoltagerunslow,the
unitbootsupwithalowbatterymessage.

Note: ThebatteryvoltagecanbecheckedatanytimeusingtheScannerDiagnostics.Seepage
30formoreinformation.

Accessing the Battery

1. PlacetheSP2Xupsidedownonaflatprotectedsurface.

2. Removetopassemblyandsetitsafelyaside.

Removing the Battery

Thebattery(CR2032)intheSP2XismountedintoaholderontheEngineBoardandis
accessiblewhentheaccesspanelisremoved.

1. Insertaflatplastictool(plasticknife,pencap,etc.)intooneoftheopeningsbetweenthe
batteryandtheholdertoliftthebattery.

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Trouble Shooting
Installing the Battery
Insert the tool here
to lift the battery.

CR2032

Insert the tool between

The holder and the to
ease the battery out
of the holder.

Figure 5-1

Battery and holder

2. Easethebatteryoutoftheholder.Ifnecessary,inserttheplastictoolatthebottomofthe
holder(closesttotheEngineBoard)toremovethebattery.

Installing the Battery

1. PositionthebatteryovertheholdersothatthepositiveterminalispointingtotheEngine
Board.

2. Slidethebatteryintotheholderandapplyslightpressureuntilitsnapsintoplace.

4. Installthesevenscrewstosecurethetopassembly

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Trouble Shooting
Power Problems

SP2X Scanner Test

TheScannerTestsfortheSP2XincludeseparatetestsforthefrontpanelbuttonsandLEDs,front
panelknobsincludingtheMasterVolumeslider,theModandPitchwheels,thekeyboard,and
thepedals.

ToentertheScannerTests,firstturnontheSP2X.OncetheSP2Xisonandreadytoplay,
simultaneouslyholddowntheMain,LayerandSplitbuttons.AllfrontpanelLEDswillflash
andthesegmentwilldisplaythefollowing:

Figure 5-3

Segment example, SP2X scanner tests

SP2,SCn,thenvX.YaredisplayedbrieflyinsequencevX.Ymeansversionofthescanner
installedtheunit.

bAtmeansBatteryandthevoltageisX.Yvolts.Normalbatteryvoltageisaround3.0volts
where3.2vistypicalforanewbatteryandlessthan2.8meansthebatteryisnearingtheendof
itslifeandhasonlyafewmonthsleft.At2.2volts,warningwillbegin.Acompletelydeadoe
missingbatterymaynotreadexactly0.0vbutwillcertainlyreadlessthan1.0v.

NextPCHthenXXXisdisplayedinsequence.PCHmeansthePitch(left)WheelandXXX
isitscenterreadingatpoweron.Ideallythisis128butanythingbetween120and136is
acceptable.Newunitsshouldbeadjustedtobebetween126and130toallowfordriftoverthe
lifeoftheunit.

Lastisadisplayofwhichoptiondiodeshavebeeninstalled.FirstjPrisdisplayedbrieflythen
4verticallineswillshowbriefly.EachlinerepresentsanoptiondiodefromOpt1(leftmost)to
Opt4(rightmost)Alongline(2segmentslong)mansthecorrespondingdiodeisinstalledwhilea
shortline(1segment)isnotinstalled.Optionsettingsnormallytellthescannersoftwarethe
keyboardlengthandweightandshouldmatchtheactualunit.

Front Panel Buttons

Whenabuttonispressed,itsLED(ifany)turnsonanditsmatrixaddressisshowninthe
display.EachpressofKnobModewillrightthenextKnobModeLEDinatopdownsequences.
RhythmandProgrambuttonhastwocolorled,eachbuttonpress,REDandGREENLEDsturns
onalternatively.

Front Panel Knobs

Whenaknoborthevolumesliderismoved,itsnameisshownbrieflythenitschangingvalueis
displayed.Thenamesare

volvolumeslider,
KnAKnobA,
KnbKnobB,
KnCKnobC,
KndKnobD.

Thenameshouldbecorrectandthevaluenumbersshouldrunsmoothlyfrom0(or1)upto
255(254)asslidermovedupwardortheknobclockwise.Whenturnedveryslowly,thenumber
displaywilltypicallychangeinstepsoftwo(1,3,5,,or2,4,6,,,,)andmayevenswitchfromevento
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Trouble Shooting
Keyboard Problems
oddandbackwhichisnormal.Bigjumpsofmorethan3countswhichturningslowlymay
indicateaproblem

however,Whenthecontrolisreleased,itslastreadingshouldremainwithoutchangingbymore
than2counts.

Keyboard

Whenakeyboardkeyispressed,thekeysmusicalpitchshouldbeshowninthedisplay.The
firstcharactershouldbethenotename.Thesecondcharactershouldbeblankforwhitekeysora
higho(sharpsign)forblackkeys.Thethirdcharactershouldbetheoctavenumberfrom0to8.
ThusMiddleCwillbeshownasC4

Besidesthekeyname,the3decimalpointsinthedisplayrevealimportantinformationabout
therubberswitchesunderthekeybeingpressed.Whenthekeyispressedpartially,theleft
decimalpointwillindicatethatthefirstrubberswitchandmadecontact.Whenthekeyis
pressedfurther,themiddledecimalpointindicatesthatthekeyispressedfurther,themiddle
decimalpointsindicatesthatthesecondrubberswitchhasalsomadecontact.Thuswhenakeyis
pressedslowly,thefollowingsequenceshouldbeobservedexactly0.

BlankDisplay>CorrectKeynameandleftdecimalpoint>CorrectlyKeynameandleftand
centerdecimalpoints

Ifthecorrectkeynameandonlythecenterdecimalpointlights,thenthereisadefectassociated
withthefirstswitch.Ifall3decimalpointslight,theneithermorethanonekeyisprocessingat
onceorthereisashortcircuitintheconnectingorontheconnector.

Switch Pedals

IfasingleswitchpedalispluggedintotheSWjack,operatingitshouldcasearesponseinthe
display.ForKurzweilpedals,pressingthepedalshouldcauseS1Ctobedisplayedwhile
releasingitshouldcauseS1otobedisplayed.Othervenderspedalsmaycausetheopposite
response.Ifadualpedalispluggedin,thentheSustain(right)pedalshoulddisplayasdescribed
above.TheSoftpedal(left)shouldcauseS2CandS2otodisplay.Aswiththebuttons,the
displayshouldrespondimmediatelyandwithoutflickeringifpedalworkingproperly.

Continuous Pedals

IfcontrolpedalispluggedintotheCCjack,operatingitshouldcausethedisplaytoshowCP1
brieflythenitschangingvalues.Aswiththevolumesliderandknobs,thevaluedisplayshould
smoothlyincreasefrom0to1upto254or255asthepedalispressed.Thisistheidealrangeofa
perfectlycalibratedKurzweilpedal.Manypedalsmayonlyreach248250whichacceptable.All
shouldgodownto0or1however

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Trouble Shooting
Power Problems

Power Problems
Dead

1. Beforeopeningtheunit,verifythefollowing:

TheACoutletissupplyingpower.
TheACadapterisproperlyconnectedtotheunit.
2. Checkthepowerswitch,powerjackandACadapter.

3. RefertotheInterconnectDiagram.Seepage5XX.Checkallrelatedconnections.
4. RefertotheConnectorBoardschematicsandcheckallsupplyvoltages.

Audio Problems
No Audio

1. RuntheScannerDiagnosticstocheckthevolumeslideroperation.

2. RefertotheInterconnectDiagram.See5XX.

3. CheckthestandardwirefromJ9ontheEngineBoardtoJ15ontheConnectorBoard.

4. Checkthesolderconnectionsattheconnectors.

5. RefertotheEngineBoardschematicsandcheckthesignalactivityontheDAC,U28.

6. Tracethesignalpath.

Front Panel Problems

Buttons, Knobs or Controllers not working

1. RuntheScannerTests.

2. RefertotheInterconnectDiagram.Seepage5XX.

3. Checkallrelatedcables.

4. Disconnectandreseatthecables.

5. Checkthesolderconnectionsattheconnectors.

6. Checkfrontpanelribboncable(s).

7. RefertotheConnectorBoardschematicsandcheckU12,ICScanner38869,forsignal
activity.

Keyboard Problems
Dead Keyboard

1. ChecktheflatribboncablesconnectingthekeyboardBassandTrebleContactBoardstothe
ConnectorBoard,locationsJ2andJ3.Becertainthatthecablesarenotlooseordamaged.

2. Disconnectandreseatthecables.
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Trouble Shooting
Keyboard Problems

3. RefertotheConnectorBoardschematics.

4. CheckU12,ICScanner38869ontheConnectorBoardforkeyboardsignals.

5. Tracesignalpath.

. Findandreplacebadcomponent(s)ororderaboardreplacement.DeadNote(s)

One or More in a Section

1. Removerelatedcontactboard.

2. Checkcontactstripfordirt,damageorwearing.Cleandirtycontactswithdenatured
alcohol.Replacedamagedorworncontactstrip.

3. Installcontactstrip.

4. Ifsectionisstilldead,removestripandcheckcontactboardforshorts,coldsolderjoints,
etc.

5. Findandreplacebadcomponent(s)ororderreplacementboard.

Mechanical Noise
1. Checkkeyboardforbrokenkeyweights,supportbrackets,orrippedcontacts.

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SP2 Interconnection Diagram

SP2X Interconnect Diagram

33

Chapter 6
Parts Lists
Introduction
ThepartslistsincludedinthischaptercoverallmodelsoftheSP2X.Someprintedcircuitboards
andassembliesareusedinmorethanonemodel.Therefore,thepartslistsonthefollowingpages
arelistedundertheseheadings:
Thefollowingtwotableslisttheprintedcircuitboardsandassembliesbymodel.

SP2X Printed Circuit Boards and Assemblies

Part No.

Description

Pag
e

Nxxxxxxx

Final Assembly, SP2X

page 36

N012131702

Engine Board

page 37

N012300063

Pitch & Mod Wheel Assembly

page 40

N012131802

Connector Board

page 41

N012131901

Front Panel Board

page 44

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Part List
Final Assembly

Final Assembly

Part No
N013030951
N015048226
N022003720
N022003726

Item
bending strip(Iron)
FELT 1TX16X1350 BLK KEYBOARD
CABLE CLAMP
CABLE CLAMP

N025224508 TAPPING SCREW-2

N025223307
N025223410
N025323408
N025323414
N025323422
N025328822
N039000701
N035027211
N039004322
N092100205
N091020617
N013042304
N013042305
N013042902
N013048403
N013025065
N013048005
N013048006
N013001524
N013048207
N013037701
N035026330
N035026331
N035020640
N032036570
N032036571

TAPPING SCREW-2
TAPPING SCREW-2
MACHINE SCREW
MACHINE SCREW
MACHINE SCREW
MACHINE SCREW
SLIDE VOLUME FELT 0.3TX12X70
POWER CORD STRAIN RELIEF
Cable Mount Base
Magic Tape(65M)
Production History Card
CABLE KEYBOARD TREBLE 20P 500mm
CABLE KEYBOARD BASS 20P 600mm
CABLE FRONT PANEL LINK 26PIN 50mm
CABLE FRONT TO CONNECTOR B/D 20P 600mm
CABLE FRONT TO CONNECTOR B/D 7P
520mm(SLIDER)
CABLE ENGINE TO CONNECTOR B/D 8P
1100mm(POWER)
CABLE ENGINE TO CONNECTOR B/D 10P
1200mm(DATA)
CABLE ENGINE TO CONNECTOR B/D 5P
1250mm(AUDIO)
CABLE WHEEL TO CONNECTOR B/D 550mm
CABLE ENGINE TO CONNECTOR B/D 4P
1100mm(USB)
SLIDER KNOB (RED)
VOLUME KNOB(YELLOW)
LED WINDOWS
ENCLOSURE BOTTOM REAR
KEYSLIP

Description
PC88/MX/PC1/2X
20PIN
26PIN
BH 3.5X8 WHITE With
washer
BH 3.5X6 BLK
BH 3X10 BLK
BH M4X8 BLK
BH M4X14 BLK
BH M4X25 BLK
BH 5X22 BLK With washer
EP/YDP2000N/PC1SE
PC-88
DAMD-10/PC161
25X25
SP76/88/88X
PC1/SP2
SP2
SP2
SP2

Unit
EA
EA
EA
EA

Q'ty
10
1
4
2

EA

32

Location

EA
2
EA
2
EA
13
EA
13
EA
6
EA
9
EA
1
EA
1
EA
2
ROL 0.0009
EA
1
EA
1
Refere to Dwg. C3-0285
EA
1
Refere to Dwg. C3-0285
EA
1
Refere to Dwg. C3-0303
EA
1
Refere to Dwg. C3-0354

SP2

EA

Refere to Dwg. C3-0322

SP2

EA

Refere to Dwg. C3-0350

SP2

EA

Refere to Dwg. C3-0353

SP2

EA

Refere to Dwg. C3-0207

SP2

EA

Refere to Dwg. C3-0352

SP2

EA

PC3/SP2
SP2
SP2
SP2
SP2

EA
EA
EA
EA
EA

1
4
1
1
1

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Part List
Engine Board

Engine Board, N012131702

Part No
N034010184

Item
LABEL SERIAL NUMBER SOUND

Description
SP2

Unit

Q'ty

EA

Location

N035040105

BATTERY COINCELL 3V, 195mah

CR2032 TOSHIBA

EA

N012131701

ASSY PCB ENGINE(DIP)

SP2

EA

N035040201

BATTERY HOLLDER TOSHIBA

(BV-32) PC-88

EA

J13

N041010302

JUMPER 0.1"SP 2POS

JUMPER CAP

EA

@J2,J16

N041030002

HEADER .1"SP SGL ROW 2P

(22-03-2021)

EA

J16

N041030003

CON HDR SIP 0.1" SQR PIN

JMPR .23HD .12"TL

3 Pos

EA

J2,14

N041030150

HEADER DUAL 0.1"SQR 50POS

DIGIKEY S2012-50-ND

EA

J1

N041034004

HEADER 0.098"SP 4P

(22-03-5045)

EA

J10

N041034005

HEADER .098"SP 5P

(22-03-5055)

EA

J9

N041034008

HEADER .098"SP 8P

(22-03-5085)

EA

J6

N041034010

HEADER .098"SP 10P

(22-03-5105)

EA

J4

N055004301

EMI FILTER,DUAL

EXC-EMT470BT

EA

T2

N051102103

RELAY, 5V DPDT

(G6H-2-DC5)

EA

RY1,RY2

N064003502

IC LINEAR +5V

LM78M05 500mA TO-220

EA

U29

N012131700

ASSY PCB ENGINE(SMD)

FAB PCB ENGINE, 4LAYER, 190mm x
90mm

SP2

EA

SP2

EA

N051064004

RES TF

47 5% 1/16W 0603

EA

R68

N052064010

RES TF

100 5% 1/16W 0603

EA

R19,R32

N051064012

RES TF

121 1% 1/16W 0603

EA

R111,R112

N051064022

RES CF

220 5% 1/16W 0603

EA

R22

N051064025

RES TF

330 5% 1/16W 0603

EA

R24,R91

N051066620

RES TF

620 5% 1/16W 0603

EA

R110

N051064820

RES TF

820 5% 1/16W 0603

EA

R29

N051064100

RES CF

1K 5% 1/16W 0603

EA

R3,R30,R54

N051064130

RES CF

1.3K 5% 1/16W 0603

EA

R1

N052064015

RES TF

1.5K 5% 1/16W 0603

EA

R4

N051064220

RES TF

2.2K 5% 1/16W 0603

EA

R2,R7

N051064470

RES TF

4.7K 5% 1/16W 0603

EA

R5,R80,R85

19

R9,R12,R13,R14,R18,R55,R69,R70,R72,R73,R74,R75,R78,R104,
R105,R106,R107,R108,R109

N033131700

N051064110

RES CF

10K 5% 1/16W 0603

EA

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Engine Board
N051064109

RES TF

1M 5% 1/16W 0603

EA

R27,R83,R84,R86

N051066018

RES TF

18 1% 1/16W 0603

EA

R81,R82

N051066052

RES TF

60.4 1% 1/16W 0603

EA

R114

N051066196

RES TF

196 1% 1/16w 0603

EA

R113

N051064469

RES TF

4.75K 1% 1/16W 0603

EA

17

R36,R37,R38,R39,R42,R43,R44,R45,R48,R49,R50,R51,R52
,R57,R58,R59,R60

N051066107

RES TF

10.7K 1% 1/16W 0603

EA

R35,R40,R41,R46,R47,R53,R56,R61

N051100010

RES NET QUAD ISO

10K 5% 1/16W 3.2mmX1.6mm

EA

RN1,RN2,RN3,RN4

N052007814

CAP CER NPO

15pF 50V 5% NPO 0603

EA

C32

N052007022

CAP CER NPO

22pF 100V 5% 0603

EA

C169,C171

N052007833

CAP CER NPO

33pF 50V 5% NPO 0603

EA

C33,C34

N052007809

CAP CER NPO

100pF 50V 5% NPO 0603

EA

C6

N052007827

CAP CER NPO

270PF 50V 5% NPO 0603

EA

C58,C61,C63,C66,C69,C72,C74,C76

N051007810

CAP CER

1000PF 50V 10% X7R 0603

EA

C59,C64,C70,C75,C128

N052007801

CAP CER X7R

0.01UF 50V 10% 0603

EA

C207

N052007825

CAP CER X7R

0.1UF 50V 10% X7R 0603

EA

105

C2~,C4,C8~C14,C19~C21,C51,C54,C56,C60,C62,C65,C67,
C68,C71,C73,C129~C164,C165~C168,C170,C172~C186,
C188~C199,C206,C210~C212,C215~C225

NEW

CAP CER X5R

10UF 10V 10% X5R 0805

EA

C213,C214,C226,C227,C228,C229

N052901610

CAP ELECT GP

10uF 16V 20% SZB SMT

EA

C1,C200,C202,C208

N052901011

CAP ELECT GP

22uF 10V 20% SZC SMT

EA

C164

N052901601

CAP ELECT GP

100uF 16V 20% SZC ZMT

EA

C201,C204

N052901622

CAP ELECT GP

220UF 10V 20% SZE SMT

EA

C17,C209

N053000703

DIODE RECT GP SMT 1A S1A S

1N4001 1206

EA

D7

N053000802

DIODE SWITCH

1N4148 SMT DL-35

EA

D6,D8

N054000102

TRANSISTOR

MMBT3904 SOT-23

EA

Q1

N054000802

TRANSISTOR

MMBT2222L SOT-23

EA

Q3

N054010101

TRANSISTOR

MMBT2907 SOT-23

EA

Q2

N055001505

IND FE BD 2.5-TURN SMT

EA

L3

N055001509

IND FE BD

EA

L14,L16,L17,L18

500mA 600 OHM @ 100MHz 0805

N059010062

XTL 24.576MHZ +/-50PPM FND

18PF SMT (A245K9Y)

EA

X2

N059010081

XTAL 6.0MHz FND PAR

50ppm SMT HC49

EA

X4

N061000910

IC LOGIC

NC7SU04 UNBUF INV SoP23-5

EA

U22,U24

N061007139

IC LOGIC

74LCX139 TSSOP16

EA

U9

N061007142

IC LOGIC

IC DIG 74LCX2245 8-Bit BUS

XCEIVER w/ OUTPUT RES SOIC20300

EA

U15

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Engine Board
IC LOGIC

IC DIG 74LCX162245 16-Bit BUS

XCEIVER w/ OUT RES SSOP48-300

EA

U12,U13

N061007144

IC LOGIC

74VHC14 SOP14-150

EA

U38

N061011008

IC LOGIC

74AC08 SOP14-150

EA

U39

N062004905

IC IF UART ST16C550 W/FIFO

PLCC44P

EA

U23

IC DAC

IC IF DAC AK4382VF DL 24B DS

+5VS VSOP16

EA

U28

N061007143

N062004923
N062005704

IC GAL 16V8A-15QJ

SMT,PLCC20

EA

U26

N062100410

IC MEM SRAM 256kX16 55nS

TSOP44-400 LOW PWR

EA

U3

N062100419

IC MEM DDR SDRAM 2Mx16x4

MT46V8M16TG(MICRON)

EA

U11

N064003403

IC REG ADJ

LM1117SX-ADJ TO-263

EA

U55,U56

N061008025

IC REG 2.5V FIXED

LP2992IM5-2.5

EA

U57

N064003511

IC ANA OPAMP

IC ANA OPAMP NJM4580 DL BIP

LO-NOIS SOP8-160

EA

U27,U30

IC ANA OPAMP

IC ANA OPAMP NJM4580M

EA

U27,U30

N083017801

IC MASKROM OKI MR27V128000J

SP2, 830178-001

EA

U47

N053000712

DIODE SHTKY SIG 5NS LO-C S

BAS40 SOT-23

EA

D2,D11

N062001301

IC MCU 68331CPV25

MOTOROLA

EA

U1

N062005532

IC FLASH MEMORY

EA

U4

N266000420

IC ASIC VLSI MARA

EA

U46

N062001400

IC USB FUNCTION GENERAL PURPOSE

AM29F160D(AMD)
PBGA388L - 35x35mm, 1.27mm
pitch
PHIUSBD12 TSSOP28

EA

U48

38

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Connector Board

Pitch and Mod Assembly, N012300063

Description

Unit

Q'ty

N012300063
N013040122
N033123001
N041030004
N041034005
N051100118

Part No

ASSY PCB PITCH&MOD WHEEL

CABLE POT TO WHEEL BD,3PIN #26 AWG 4"
FAB PCB PITCH&MOD WHEEL
Header .1"SP 4PIN,22-27-2041
HEADER .098"SP 5P (22-03-5055)
RES CF EP/EG20/YDP2000N/PC1SE

Item

SP2
SP2
PC2/PC1SE
PC1SE
YDP/RE110/PC1SE
220 5% 1/8W

EA
EA
EA
EA
EA
EA

1
2
1
1
1
2

N051100132

RES CF YDP/EP/EG20/YDP2000N/PC1SE

1K 5% 1/8W

EA

N051100310

RES MF YDP2000N

1.0 1% 1/8W

EA

N051100316

RES MF

1.5 1% 1/8W

EA

N051100336

RES MF

4.99 1% 1/8W

EA

N051100354

RES MF EP/EG20

10.0 1% 1/8W

EA

N051100379

RES MF EG20

110K 1% 1/8W

EA

N051100439

RES MF

30.1 1% 1/8W

EA

N051100850
N051101401
N051101410
N051102301
N052001204
N064001903

RES MF
RES POT 100K 3/4 TURN
RES TRIMPOT ,50K 3/4 TURM
POT ROTARY
CAP CERMONO Z5U EP/EG20/YDP2000N
IC LINER OPAMP DIP8

2.49K 1% 1/8W
EP/PC1SE
PC1SE
10K(K2600/X)
.1UF 50V 20% .3AX
TLC2272CP

EA
EA
EA
EA
EA
EA

1
2
1
2
3

N092100402

Heat shrink 3

ROL

0.002

Location

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Connector Board

Connector Board, N012131802

N012131802
N012131801
N025224506

N041021902

ASSY CONNECTOR B/D (inspection)

ASSY PCB CONNECTOR(DIP)
TAPPING SCREW-2
Heat Sink EXTRUSION HEAT
TRANSFER
DC JACK

N041030310
N041033310
N041031110

CONN MIDI JACK,3-GANG

CONN USB FEMALE
JACK 1/4" STEREO

N041034002

HEADER 0.098" SP 2P

(22-03-5025)

EA

J9,J22

N041034004

HEADER 0.098"SP 4P

4P(22-03-5045)

EA

J20

N041034005

HEADER .098"SP 5P

(22-03-5055)

EA

J15

N041034006

HEADER .098"SP 6P

(22-03-5065)

EA

J1

N041030511

HEADER .098"SP 7P

EA

J8

N041034008

HEADER .098"SP 8P

(22-03-5085)

EA

J11

N041034010

HEADER .098"SP 10P

(22-03-5105)

EA

J6

N041031220

HEADER .1"SP DUAL ROW 20P

(057-020-153)

EA

J2,J3,J4

N052004309

CAP ELECT

1uF 16V 20%

EA

C44

N052002401

CAP ELECT

EA

C37

N052901602

CAP ELC GP 0.197"SP RAD

EA

C42

N032064803

SP2
SP2
BH 3.5X6 WHITE

EA
EA
EA

1
1
4

SP2

EA

ID:2.1mm OD:5.5mm

EA

J12

YKF 51-5041(JALCO)
TYPE-B RECEPTICLE
BELTION(BPJ-BBB-P8)

EA
EA
EA

1
1
5

J5
J19
J7,J10,J14,J16,J17

N052001712

CAP ELECT

100UF 16V 20% 0.1" DIP

1000UF 16V 20% ECEA1CU102
1000uF 25V

EA

C27,C28,C31,C34,C47

N052001722

CAP ELECT

2200uF 25V

EA

C48

N052004410

CAP ELECT

10000uF 16V

EA

C35

1N4002(1A)

EA

D11,D12,D14,D15,D19

N053020101 DIODE
N053020111

DIODE BRIDGE RECT(4amp)

KBU04

EA

D13

N054010301

TRANSISTOR NPN

KSC2331-Y TO-92L

EA

Q11,Q12

N064010805

IC LINER +5V

LM78T05 TO-220

EA

U10

N064010806

IC LINER +12V

LM78M12 TO-220

EA

U8

NEW

IC OPT COUPLER

6N138

EA

U4

NEW

IC LINEAR -12V

LM79L12 SOP8

EA

U9

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Connector Board
N012131800

ASSY PCB CONNECTOR(SMD)

SP2

EA

N033131800

FAB PCB CONNECTOR, 2LAYER,

300mm x 80mm

SP2

EA

N051101706

RES TF

47 5% 1/8W 1206

EA

N051101708

RES CF

56 5% 1/8W 1206

EA

R16,R17,R18,R19

N051101714

RES MF

110 5% 1/8W 1206

EA

R14,R15,R21,R22,R24,R25,R41,R48

N051101718

RES CF

220 5% 1/8W 1206

EA

R23,R26,R58,R59

N051101724

RES CF

470 5% 1/8W 1206

EA

R62,R70

N051101730

RES CF

1.0K 5% 1/8W 1206

EA

R60,R83

N051101734

RES TF

1.5K 5% 1/8W 1206

EA

R72

N051101738

RES CF

2.2K 5% 1/8W 1206

EA

R27

N051120030

RES CF

3K 5% 1/8W 1206

EA

R68,R69

N051101721

RES CF

270 5% 1/8W 1206

EA

R20

N051120056

RES CF

5.6K 5% 1/8W 1206

EA

R63,R67

N051101757

RES CF

10K 5% 1/8W 1206

EA

14

R2~R6,R11~R13,R28,R30,R32,R37,R46,R57

N051101780

RES CF

100K 5% 1/8W 1206

EA

R56

N051101790

RES CF

1.0M 5% 1/8W 1206

EA

R1,R10,R29,R73,R99

N051125201

RES CF

200 1% 1/4W 1210

EA

R75,R76,R81,R82

N051103151

RES CF

15K 1% 1/8W 1206

EA

R61,R64,R66,R71,R74,R77,R79,R80

R65,R78

N051101747

RES TF

4.7M 5% 1/8W 1206

EA

R36

N051101705

RES CF

4.7K OHM 5%1206

EA

R35

N051100010

RES NET QUAD ISO

10K 5% 1/16W
3.2mmX1.6mm

EA

RN1,RN2,RN4,RN9,RN10

N051100011

RES NET QUAD ISO

N052007033

EA

RN3,RN5,RN6,RN7,RN8,RN11,RN12,RN13

CAP CER

100 5% 1/16W
3.2mmX1.6mm
33pF 50V 5% NPO 1206

EA

C5,C6

N052007401

CAP CER NPO

100pF 50V 5%1206

EA

C39,C43

N052007402

CAP CER

1000PF X7R 1206

EA

19

C1~C3,C8,C12~C18,C21,C23~C25,C45~46,
C49,C50

N052007503

CAP CER X7R

0.1UF 50V 10% 1206

EA

16

C4,C7,C9,C10,C11,C19,C20,C22,C29,C30,C32,C33,C36,
C38,C40,C41

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Connector Board
N053000703

DIODE RECT GP SMT 1A S1A S

1N4001 6.00x3.00mm

EA

D17

N053000802

DIODE SWITCH

1N4148 SMT DL-35

EA

D1,D2,D3,D5,D18

N053020101

DIODE

1N4002(1A)

EA

D11,D12,D14,D15,D19

N054000802

TRANSISTOR

MMBT2222L SOT-23

EA

Q5,Q10

N054002906

TRANSISTOR

MMBT2907L SOT-23

EA

Q1,Q6,Q7,Q8,Q9

N055001505

IND FE BD 2.5-TURN SMT

EA

L1,L2,L3,L4

N059010081

CRYSTAL 6.144Mhz

FND PAR 18pF 50ppm SMT

HC49

EA

Y1

N061010302

IC LOGIC

74HCU04 SOP14

EA

U5

N061014002

IC LOGIC

74HC4051 SOP16-200

EA

U6

N061014003

IC LOGIC

MC74HC541DW SOP-20

EA

U2

N063002302

IC OPT COUPLER PC410

SOP6-170(SECOND SOURCE)

EA

U3

N064003508

IC ANA OPAMP DL BIP LO-NOI

NE5532A SOP8-160

EA

U11

N064010804

IC LINEAR -12V

LM79L12 SOP8

EA

U9

N262100701

IC M38869 FFAGP

FLASH MEMORY

EA

U12

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Front Panel Board

Front Panel Board, N012131901

N012131901
N035026160
N035026161
N035023601
N041030511
N041031220
N041030326
N051101421
N051101502
N052002422
N045010111
N045001830
N012131900

SP2
PC3
PC3
LH-3-6
(22-03-5075)
(057-020-153)
(057-026-153)
V09H20F
10KB-LIN 45mm
470UF 6.3V 3.5mmSP 0.11mm
LTL-4221
3 X 7 SND630A
SP2

EA
EA
EA
EA
EA
EA
EA
EA
EA
EA
EA
EA
EA

1
3
6
3
1
1
1
4
1
2
3
1
1

SP2

EA

N043010211
N051005011

ASSY PCB LEFT PANEL (DIP)

LARGE BUTTON NO LED
LARGE BUTTON W/LED
LED SPACER
HEADER .098"SP 7P
HEADER .1"SP DUAL ROW 20P
HEADER .1"SP DUAL ROW 26P
RES POT 10K LIN H15xL9.8xW12.5
SLIDER VOLUME
CAP ELECT ECE-BOJU471
LED T1 RED HI.EFF.DIFFUSED
LED DISPLAY
ASSY PCB LEFT PANEL (SMD)
FAB PCB LEFT, 2LAYER, 360mm x
90mm
TACT SWITCH(160gf, BLUE/GRAY)
RES CF

SAMWON TSM155JK
4.7ohm 5% 1/8W

EA
EA

9
1

N051064033

RES TF

33 5% 1/16W 0603

EA

R1,R4,R8,R11,R15,R17,R18,R32

N051066010
N052007503
N054000802
N054002906
N061000302
N061020502
N061014003

RES TF
CAP CER X7R
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR PNP
IC LOGIC SOP16
IC LOGIC OCTAL LATCH SOIC 20
IC LOGIC SOP20
LED SMT RED WATER CLEAR 120
degree view 1206
ASSY PCB RIGHT PANEL(DIP)
LARGE BUTTON W/LED
LARGE BUTTON W/LED 4-Gang
LARGE BUTTON W/LED 4-Gang
LARGE BUTTON W/LED 4-Gang
LARGE BUTTON W/LED 4-Gang
HEADER .1"SP DUAL ROW 26P
ASSY PCB RIGHT PANEL(SMD)

10K Ohm 1% 1/16W 0603

0.1UF 50V 10% 1206
MMBT2222 SOT-23
MMBT2907L SOT23
74LS145
74HC373A
MC74HC541DW

EA
EA
EA
EA
EA
EA
EA

18
3
8
10
1
1
1

R2,R3,R5~R7,R9,R10,R12~R14,R19~R26
C3,C4,C5
Q11~18
Q1~Q10
U1
U2
U3

KINGBRIGHT AP3216SURCK

EA

D4~D9

EA
EA
SET
SET
SET
SET
EA
EA

1
8
1
1
1
1
1
1

N033131900

N045010902
N012132001
N035026161
N035026162
N035026163
N035026164
N035026165
N041030326
N012132000

SP2
PC3
<1,2,3,4> SP2
<6,7,8,9>SP2
<5>,
<0,+/-,CANCEL,ENTER>
(057-026-153)
SP2

@D1,D2,D3
J3
J1
J4
R27,R28,R29,R30
R31
C1,C2
D1,D2,D3
DS1

SW1~SW9
R16

J5

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Front Panel Board
N033132000
N043010211
N045010902
N045010912

FAB PCB RIGHT, 2LAYER, 265mm x

90mm
TACT SWITCH(160gf, BLUE/GRAY)
LED SMT RED WATER CLEAR 120
degree view 1206
LED SMT RED/GREEN WATER
CLEAR

SP2

EA

SAMWON TSM155JK

EA

24

SW10~SW33

KINGBRIGHT AP3216SURCK

EA

22

D10~D15,D16~D32

KINGBRIGHT AA2734SRSGC

EA

D14,D33

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Schematics
Description

Page No.

Engine Board Microprocessor Interface

page 47

Engine Board DRAM, Level Shifter

page 48

Engine Board MARA

page 49

Engine Board Sound ROM, USB, Uart, Bridge

page 50

Engine Board DAC

page 51

Engine Board Power, Clock

page 52

Connector Board 38869 Interface

page 53

Connector Board MIDI, Pedal, USB

page 54

Connector Board Power, Reset, Headphone

page 55

Front Board Front Board Left

page 56

Front Board Front Board Right

page 57

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