MV 8800 ServiceNotes
MV 8800 ServiceNotes
2007 MV-8800
SERVICE NOTES
Issued by RJA
Table of Contents
Cautionary Notes ..............................................................2 Circuit Diagram (Main: 2/4)..........................................26
Specifications .....................................................................3 Circuit Diagram (Main: 3/4)..........................................28
Location of Controls .........................................................6 Circuit Diagram (Main: 4/4)..........................................30
Location of Controls Parts List........................................7 Circuit Board (Panel/Pad/MIDI: 1/2).........................32
Exploded View ..................................................................8 Circuit Board (Panel/Pad/MIDI: 2/2).........................34
Disassembly Procedure—Removing the Main Board ......8 Circuit Diagram (Panel: 1/3) .........................................36
Exploded View Parts List.................................................9 Circuit Diagram (Panel: 2/3) .........................................38
Parts List ...........................................................................10 Circuit Diagram (Panel: 3/3) .........................................40
Checking the Version Number......................................13 Circuit Diagram (Pad) ....................................................42
Saving and Loading Data...............................................13 Circuit Diagram (MIDI)..................................................42
Factory Reset Procedure.................................................13 Circuit Board (VGA/CDRW/Inverter/Contrast: 1/2) .......44
System Update Procedure .............................................13 Circuit Board (VGA/CDRW/Inverter/Contrast: 2/2) .......46
Test Mode .........................................................................14 Circuit Diagram (VGA) ..................................................48
Block Diagram .................................................................18 Circuit Diagram (CDRW)...............................................49
Circuit Board (Main: 1/2) ..............................................20 Circuit Diagram (Inverter) .............................................50
Circuit Board (Main: 2/2) ..............................................22 Circuit Diagram (Contrast) ............................................51
Circuit Diagram (Main: 1/4) .........................................24
Revise Information
P.7 Revised the Part Code and Part Name. (2007.6.25)
Cautionary Notes
Before beginning the procedure, please read
through this document. The matters described may
differ according to the model.
Part Replacement
When replacing components near the power-supply circuit or a heat-
generating circuit (such as a circuit provided with a heat sink or including a
cement resistor), carry out the procedure according to the instructions with
respect to the part number, direction, and attachment position (mounting so as
to leave an air gap between the component and the circuit board, etc.).
Parts List
A component whose part code is ******** cannot be supplied as a service part
because one of the following reasons applies.
• Because it is supplied as an assembled part (under a different part code).
• Because a number of circuit boards are grouped together and supplied as
a single circuit board (under a different part code).
• Because supply is prohibited due to copyright restrictions.
• Because reissuance is restricted.
• Because the part is made to order (at current market price).
Circuit Diagram
In the circuit diagram, “NIU” is an abbreviation for “NOT IN USE.” The circuit
board and circuit-board diagram show silkscreened indications, but no
components are mounted.
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Specifications
MV-8800: PRODUCTION STUDIO Song Length
9,999 measures
Sampler Section
Recording Method
Audio Data Format Event recording (Realtime/Step)
Audio recording
16-bit linear
(168 pins, PC100 CL = 2 or PC133 CL = 3, 3.3 V, 128 M bytes, 256 M bytes, 512 Chorus Libraries: 52 (Preset: 2, User: 50)
M bytes) Reverb Libraries: 54 (Preset: 4, User: 50)
128 M bytes (standard) Mastering Tool Kit Libraries:76 (Preset: 26, User: 50)
Expandable up to 512 M bytes (replacement to 512 M bytes DIMM is required.) Still Images (Photos) for Pix Jam Function:16
Song
MIDI tracks (1 MIDI channel per track): 128 Nominal Output Level
Audio tracks: 8 +4 dBu (balanced)
Pattern track: 1
Tempo track: 1
Output Impedance
Mute Control Track: 1
Pattern 600 Ω
MIDI tracks (1 MIDI channel per track): 64
Audio track: 1 Recommended Load Impedance
Mute Control Track: 1 Master Outputs: 10 k Ω or greater
Headphones: 8–600 Ω
Resolution
480 TPQN Residual Noise Level
• 86 dBu or less (SENS: LINE, Phono Input Jacks: short-circuited, IHF-A
Tempo Typ.)
5–300
Display
Note Capacity Graphic 320 x 240 dots backlit LCD (Color)
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Pads Options
16 Pads, Velocity and Aftertouch sensitive Foot Switch: BOSS FS-5U
Pedal Switch: DP-2
Controllers
Effects Control Knobs: C1–C3
Mixer Sliders: 1–8
CD-R/RW Drive
Built-in type
CD-DA, CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW
Connectors
Phono Input Jacks L, R: RCA phono type
MIC/Line Input Jacks L, R: 1/4 inch TRS phone type
Master Output Jacks L, R: 1/4 inch TRS phone type
Headphone Jack: Stereo 1/4 inch phone type
Digital Out Connector A: Coaxial type
Digital Out Connector B: Optical type
MIDI Connectors: IN, OUT A, OUT B
USB Connector (supports file transfer (mass storage class))
VGA Out Connector: HD DB-15 type
PS/2 Mouse Connector: 6-pin mini DIN type
Foot Switch Jack: 1/4 inch phone type
AC Inlet
Power Supply
AC 115 V, AC 117 V, AC 220 V, AC 230 V, AC 240 V (50/60 Hz)
Power Consumption
35 W
Dimension
480 (W) x 482 (D) x 136 (H) mm
18-15/16 (W) x 19 (D) x 5-3/8 (H) inches
Weight
9.0 kg / 19 lbs 14 oz
Operating Temperature
5–40 degrees centigrade / 41–104 degrees Fahrenheit
Accessories
Owner’s Manual English (#73343545)
* The Owner’s Manual English includes the following parts.
Screen Guide English (#********)
Appendices English (#********)
Booklet “Content Discs” English (#********)
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Import
From CD-ROM
• audio CD
• .WAV/AIFF
• ACIDized file
• S-700 (Sample, Partial, Patch)
• AKAI MPC2000 (Program file (.PGM), Sound file (.SND))
• AKAI S1000/3000 (Program, Sample)
• SMF (format 0/1)
• Still Image (.BMP/JPG)
• MV-8000 Patch
• MV-8000 Project (backup data)
Export
To CD-R/RW
• audio CD
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Location of Controls
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Exploded View
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2. Remove side panels L (22) and R(23). (In the Exploded View, side panel screws a and f)
3. Remove the rear panel’s (24) jack nuts and washers, and the PHONO, DIGITAL A, B, and USB screws. (In the Exploded View, rear panel a, m, o, and p)
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Screws
No. Part Code Part Name Description Q’ty
a 40011101 SCREW 3X8 BINDING TAPTITE B BZC 36
b 40011056 SCREW 3X6 BINDING TAPTITE B ZC 37
c 40454956 SCREW M2X2.5 SPECIAL PAN ZNC 4
d 40011956 PLAIN WASHER 3X10X0.8 ZC 4
e 40677678 SCREW M3X14 PAN MACHINE PW ZC 4
f 40677689 SCREW M4*20 HEX SOCKET HEAD NI 10
g 40561745 SCREW 5X10 BINDING TAPPING B1 BZC 4
h 40344134 SCREW M4-40X7.9 HEX SOCKET NI 2
i 40342712 SCREW M3X6 PAN MACHINE W/SW+SMALL PW BZC 3
j 40458345 SCREW M4X8 PAN MACHINE W/SW+SMALL PW NI 1
k 40239889 SCREW M3X6 BUTTON-TRUS TAPTITE S BZC 4
l 40342989 SCREW M4X8 PAN W/EX.TOOTH WASHER 1
m 40012534 SCREW 3X6 BINDING TAPTITE S FE BZC 16
n 40677667 SCREW 2.6X8 BINDING TAPTITE B ZC 1
o 40677790 HEX NUT M9x11x2P.75 NI 6
p 40016412 JACK WASHER 9X13.5X0.45 6
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Parts List
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NOTE: The parts marked # are new. (initial parts) The description "Q'TY" means a necessary number of the parts per one product.
CASING
# 04348789 AUDIO I/O BLIND 1
03121389 BOTTOM COVER 1
# 04451512 DISPLAY COVER 1
# 04348767 DISPLAY ESCUTCHEON 1
03455778 DUST COVER 1
03121378 POWER SPLY COVER 1
# 04348790 REAR PANEL 1
# 04347745 SHIELD COVER 1
# 04348723 SIDE PANEL L 1
# 04348734 SIDE PANEL R 1
# 04348001 TOP CASE 1
CHASSIS
# 04348712 HDD HOLDER FOR 2.5 INCH 1
01786045 SW HOLDER AT-217K 1
03121489 CD HOLDER 1
03239956 CHANNEL HOLDER 1
# 04347756 LCD HOLDER 1
03239945 PAD HOLDER 1
# 04348778 PWR SPLY HOLDER 1
03454289 VGA HOLDER 1
KNOB, BUTTON
00901390 KEYTOP STOP (WHIT GREY) 1
01891801 U R-KNOB S1 LCG BLK 3
00901445 KEYTOP RESET (WHIT GREY) 1
00901412 KEYTOP REC (RED) 1
00901401 KEYTOP PLAY (WHIT GREY) 1
03458478 F S-KNOB M BLK/LCG 8
22485303 D R-KNOB (ALPHA-DIAL) L BLK 248-303 1
01343112 J R-KNOB J R-KNOB MF BLK/LCG 4
03340034 KEYTOP 1
03237678 RUBBER PAD 1
SWITCH
02891789 TACT SWITCH SKRGADD010 H=5.0 SW1–55 on Panel 55
00894645 TACT SWITCH SKECAFA010 WITHOUT LED SW57–60 on Panel 4
01786012 SEESAW SWITCH JW-M11RKK 1
00125590 TACT SWITCH EVQ QJJ 05Q SW56 on Panel 1
DISPLAY UNIT
04451789 LCD KCG047QV1AA-A03 1
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PWB ASSY
# 73342289 CDRW BOARD ASSY 1
# 73342256 CONTRAST BOARD ASSY 1
# 73343090 INVERTER BOARD ASSY 1
# 73342312 MAIN BOARD ASSY 1
# 73342345 MIDI BOARD ASSY 1
# 73342334 PAD BOARD ASSY 1
# 73342323 PANEL BOARD ASSY 1
# 73343089 VGA BOARD ASSY 1
IC
03235789 IC (OPTICAL CONNECTOR GP1FA513TZ JK11 on Main 1
TX)
DIODE
00560756 LED (RED) SEL5221S TP15 LED1, LED2, LED11, LED23 on Panel 4
01011656 LED (RED) SLR-332VR3F LED27–29 on PAD 3
01239867 LED (RED/GREEN) CLR SML72423C TP15 LED30 on Panel 1
01239856 LED (ORANGE) SEL5921A TP15 LED3, LED 5–7, LED9, LED10, LED12–16, 19
LED18–22, LED24–-26, on Panel
00676423 LED (GREEN) SEL5421E TP-15 LED4, LED17 on Panel 2
04121334 LED L-7104PBD-A LED8 on Panel 1
POTENTIOMETER
03345389 ROTARY POTENTIOMETER EVUF2LFL3B14 VR9–VR12 on Panel 4
01342134 POTENTIOMETER 30MM EWA NKE C10 B14 VR1–8 on Panel 8
SLIDE
01904401 9M/M ROTARY POTENTIOM- EVU F2A E25 B53 VR201 on Contrast 1
ETER
03124945 9M/M ROTARY POTENTIOM- RK09L1140 50KRD L25 RR1 VR1, VR2 on Main 2
ETER
02901678 9M/M ROTARY POTENTIOM- RK09L12D0 50KA L=25 VR3 on Main 1
ETER
CRYSTAL, RESONATOR
03237456 CRYSTAL MA-406 16.665MHZ TE24 X1 on Main 1
ENCODER
01231367 ROTARY ENCODER EC16B24204 (L=15) (W/N&W) EN1 on Panel 1
CONNECTOR
03905312 CONNECTOR GPHA204-2502A30 CN1, CN11 on Main, CN801 on CDRW 3
03124967 CONNECTOR KX14-50KL7.9H1 CN802 on CDRW 1
WIRING, CABLE
# 04454367 WIRING WIRING 2X330-P8.0-BHR-BHR 1
# 04454389 WIRING HDD 1
# 04451967 BAN CARD FWR-P=1.25-K-26-80 1
# 04451956 BAN CARD FWR-P=1.25-K-16-200 1
# 04451534 WIRING CDRW 1
# 73346223 WIRING AC ASSY 1
# 04454356 WIRING 7X500-P2.5-XHP-XHP 1
# 04454334 WIRING 7X130-VHR-XHP 1
# 02344145 WIRING 14X200-P2.0-PHR-PHR-F 1
# 03345023 WIRING VGA/PS2 1
TRANSFORMER
02457412 INVERTOR MODULE DHE1105-5VB MOD101 on Inverter 1
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SCREWS
40011956 PLAIN WASHER 3X10X0.8 ZC 4
40454956 SCREW M2X2.5 SPECIAL PAN ZNC 4
40342989 SCREW M4X8 PAN W/EX.TOOTH WASHER 1
40458345 SCREW M4X8 PAN MACHINE W/ 1
SW+SMALL PW NI
40342712 SCREW M3X6 PAN MACHINE W/ 3
SW+SMALL PW BZC
# 40677678 SCREW M3X14 PAN MACHINE W/SW ZC 4
# 40677790 HEX NUT M9X11X2P.75 NI 6
40344134 SCREW M4-40X7.9 HEX SOCKET NI 2
40677689 SCREW M4*20 HEX SOCKET HEAD NI 10
40239889 SCREW M3X6 BUTTON-TRUS TAPTITE S BZC 4
40012534 SCREW 3X6 BINDING TAPTITE S FE BZC 17
# 40677667 SCREW 2.6X8 BINDING TAPTITE B ZC 1
40011056 SCREW 3X6 BINDING TAPTITE B ZC 37
40011101 SCREW 3X8 BINDING TAPTITE B BZC 36
40561745 SCREW 5X10 BINDING TAPPING B1 BZC 4
40016412 JACK WASHER 9X13.5X0.45 6
PACKING
03561256 BOTTOM PAD L 1
03561267 BOTTOM PAD R 1
# 04451523 PACKING CASE 1
03121523 PAD UPPER 1
03561223 UPPER PAD L 1
03561245 UPPER PAD R 1
MISCELLANEOUS
03239989 PWB SPACER WLS-10-0 1
03781334 INSULATOR VB-1209-SE 4
# 04347723 TERMINAL SHORT PIN 1
01455523 CORD BUSHING EDS-1717U 1
00902790 CORD BUSHING EDS-1208U 1
03563867 MOTOR 3106KL-04W-B30-C01 1
22355334 FOOT MKS 235-334 4
03345878 CUSHION 3
02904756 HDD COLLAR 4
# 04455289 LCD GASKET 1
02908967 SHIELD CUSHION 1
03456290 SPACER 3
40016545 LOCKING TOOL FOR INSU- SKM-1 1
LOCK TIE
ACCESSORIES (Standard)
03566489 PS/2 MOUSE LOGITECH M-SBF69 1
# 73342212 OWNER’S MANUAL JAPANESE 1
# 73343545 OWNER’S MANUAL ENGLISH 1
00907001 AC CORD SET 240VE SP-60+IS-14 1
23495124 AC CORD SET 240VA SC-144-JO1 ES303- 1
10HMA
00894389 AC CORD SET 230V SP22+IS14 H05VV-F3G1.0 1
00894378 AC CORD SET 120V SP301+IS14 SJT18/3 2
03340956 AC CORD SET PSE 100V YA-101/YP-3NB/YC-13 1
03780123 MOUSE PAD (ROLAND) 1
# 04348178 CONTENTS DISC 1
40232334 WARRANTY CARD MOCHIKOMI JAPAN ONLY 1
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6. Copy the folders/files saved on your computer’s hard disk to the root
folder of the MV-8800’s hard disk.
The version number and checksum are also shown in the screen when you
start up Test mode (TEST MODE TOP PAGE (FOR SERVICE) screen).
Saving and Loading Data 7. On your computer, stop the USB connection.
Here’s how to back up and restore the data on the hard disk. 8. Press [F5](Disconnect).
System parameters are saved on the internal hard disk, but this procedure will
Saving the Contents of the Hard reset all system parameters to their default values.
6. Copy all files and folders from the root directory of the MV-8800’s System Update Procedure
internal hard disk onto the hard disk of your computer.
Required Items
7. On your computer, stop the USB connection.
• MV-8800 (main unit and AC power cable)
8. Press [F5](Disconnect). • UPDATE CD-ROM (#17041842)
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2. Use a USB cable to connect the MV-8800 to the computer, and power-on
the MV-8800. Skipping Between Test Items
3. Press [DISK/USB].
The test items are shown in the lower part of the TEST MODE TOP PAGE
The DISK/USB MENU screen will appear.
(FOR SERVICE) screen. Use the cursor to select an item, and press
4. Press [F3](USB). [F5](EXECUTE).
The USB screen will appear.
* Continue holding down the buttons until “** HD Update Mode **” appears. Press [F5](NEXT) to move to the next test item.
The update file will be loaded from the internal hard disk into the MV-
8800, and the update process will be performed.
When the update process is completed, the screen will indicate “Please
Reboot OK,” and all LEDs will blink.
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This automatically checks the main devices. If any item returns an “NG”
indication, it is possible that the corresponding device is not operating 1. Turn the VALUE dial 24 clicks toward the left.
correctly. The indication below “-” will change from “--” to “OK.”
* Connect the included mouse before you execute this test. 2. Turn the VALUE dial 24 clicks toward the right.
The indication below “+” will change from “--” to “OK.”
Devices related to this test
SDRAM (Main Board) IC2, 8 LED CHECK
XV (Main Board) IC5, IC7, IC10, IC12, IC13, IC14,
IC15, IC28, IC29, IC34, IC65, X3 This checks whether the LEDs are operating correctly.
ESP4 (Main Board) IC18, IC28, IC30, IC32, IC33 Devices related to this test: (Panel) IC1
PPC (Main Board) IC11, IC18, IC31
BA (Main Board) IC27, IC31
When you enter the LED CHECK screen, all LEDs will light.
DIMM (Main Board) IC27, IC31
WAV BUS (Main Board) IC27, IC28 1. Press [PLAY].
HDD (Main Board) IC36, IC39, IC40, IC43, IC45, All LEDs will go dark.
IC62, IC63, HDD
CD-RW (Main Board) IC36, IC39, IC40, IC43, IC45, 2. Press [PLAY], and verify that the LEDs light consecutively one by one.
IC62, IC63, CD-RW
MV8-VGA (Panel Board) IC1
PS-2 (Panel Board) IC1
If you press [STOP], the LEDs will light consecutively one by one in the
opposite order as when you press [PLAY].
DIMM (DIMM check) indicates the DIMM capacity (in MB units) and SPD
information. 3. With the LED above [REC] lit, press [PLAY] and verify that all LEDs
light.
HDD (hard disk check) and CD-RW (CD-RW drive check) will indicate the
SWITCH CHECK
model name of each drive. This checks whether the switches are operating correctly.
Devices related to this test: (Panel) IC1
MIDI CHECK
* Checking the operation of the VELOCITY PADS is done in the VELOCITY
This checks the MIDI connectors.
PAD CHECK screen.
* You will need one MIDI cable for this test.
Devices related to this test: (Main) IC35, IC37, IC38 When you press a button on the panel, the switch you pressed will be shown
as a “black square” in the screen; switches you have not yet pressed are shown
1. Use the MIDI cable to connect the MIDI OUT A connector to the MIDI IN as “white squares.”
connector. Press each switch one by one.
When MIDI messages sent from MIDI OUT A are correctly received at When you have finished pressing all switches, you will automatically proceed
MIDI IN, the indication at the right of “MIDI OUT A -> MIDI IN” will to the next test item.
change from “–” to “OK.” * If you press two or more switches at the same time, the screen will indicate
2. Use the MIDI cable to connect the MIDI OUT B connector to the MIDI IN “More than one Sw pressed!.”
connector.
When MIDI messages sent from MIDI OUT B are correctly received at
MIDI IN, the indication at the right of “MIDI OUT B -> MIDI IN” will
If you want to abort SWITCH CHECK before completing it, turn the VALUE
change from “–” to “OK.”
dial more than one and a half rotations toward the left or right. If you turn it
toward the left, you will return to the previous test item. If you turn it toward
LCD CHECK the right, you will proceed to the next test item.
This checks the LCD contrast adjustment, and the on/off operation of each
pixel. A/D CHECK
Devices related to this test: (Main) IC17, IC23, LCD
This checks whether the volume controls are operating correctly.
Devices related to this test: (Panel) IC1
The contrast adjustment screen will appear.
1. Turn the CONTRAST knob and verify that you can distinguish the
1. Move the eight sliders “down” (minimum value)→”center”→”top”
gradations.
(maximum value). When the minimum value and maximum value are
2. Press [F5](NEXT). detected, the indications above and below the slider will change from “--”
All pixels will turn black. to “OK.”
3. Press a button other than VELOCITY PADS. 2. Turn the four volume knobs from “left” (minimum
All pixels will turn gray. value)→”center”→”right” (maximum value). When the minimum value
When you press a button other than VELOCITY PADS, you will proceed and maximum value are detected, the indications at the left and right of
to the next test item. the volume will change from “--” to “OK.”
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2. Strike the velocity pad strongly. This test requires an audio output device such as a CD player, and a
The large square will change color from “white”→”black.” monitoring device such as monitor speakers or headphones.
3. Strike each of the sixteen velocity pads to make all of the squares change
color from “white”→”black.”
1. Connect your audio output device to the ANALOG INPUT MIC/LINE
jacks, and input an audio signal.
DRIVE CHECK 2. Connect your monitoring device to the MASTER OUT jacks, and verify
that the volume of the output signal is not affected by anything other
This checks whether the CD-R/RW drive is operating correctly.
than the SENS knob.
* This test requires one blank CD-R or CD-RW disc.
3. In the same way, verify that the output signal from the PHONES jack is
not affected by anything other than the SENS knob.
1. Press [F2](BURN T-CD).
4. Verify that the output signal from the DIGITAL OUT connector is not
2. Place a blank CD-R or CD-RW disc in the CD-RW drive. affected by anything other than the SENS knob.
Creation of a test CD will begin. It will take between five and thirty
5. Perform the same checks as in steps 2–4 for the ANALOG INPUT
minutes to create the test CD.
PHONO jacks.
If the test CD was created successfully, the display will indicate
* In order for audio signals to be input from the ANALOG INPUT PHONO
“Result:OK.” If it could not be created successfully, the display will
jacks, you must disconnect the plugs from the ANALOG INPUT MIC/LINE
indicate “Result:NG.”
jacks.
3. Press [F4](READ CD).
4. Place the newly created test CD in the CD-RW drive. Mute Check
Data will be read from the test CD.
This checks whether the mute circuit is operating correctly.
5. If the data could be successfully read, the display will indicate Devices related to this test:
“Result:OK.” If the data could not be successfully read, the display will
(Main) IC6, Q3, Q4, Q6, Q7, Q8, Q11, Q12, Q15, Q16, D7
indicate “Result:NG.”
This test requires a USB cable and a computer that has a USB connector.
1. Use the USB cable to connect the MV-8800 to your computer, and press
[F4](CONNECT).
When your computer detects the MV-8800’s hard disk, the display will
indicate “Connected.”
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Mute Check
This checks whether the mute circuit is operating correctly.
Devices related to this test:
(MV8-OP1) IC1–10, IC12–18, IC21–25, IC29, IC30, IC32–34
2. Verify that each time you press this switch, the indication at the right of
“ROUTING G” alternates between “MUTE OFF” and “MUTE ON.”
3. Verify that when the indication is “MUTE ON,” no audio signal is output
from ANALOG MULTI OUTPUT.
* After switching to “MUTE OFF,” it will take several seconds before an audio
signal is output; this is normal operation.
Input Check
This checks the MV8-OP1’s DIGITAL IN connectors and R-BUS connector.
Devices related to this test :(MV8-OP1) IC11, IC19–29
2. Press [F2](INPUT SEL) to select the connector that will input audio to the
MV-8800.
The input jack is shown below “INPUT SOURCE.”
3. Input audio from the connector indicated below “INPUT SOURCE,” and
verify that the same audio signal being input is output from the
ANALOG MULTI OUTPUT jacks and R-BUS.
* If R-BUS is selected as the input connector, checking of word clock slave
operation will also be performed, so set the word clock of your R-BUS device to
“INT.”
3. Verify that the indication at the right of the “PLL STATUS” changes from
“UNLOCKED” to “LOCKED.”
2. Verify that the indication at the right of “DIR STATUS” changes from
“ERROR” to “NO ERR.”
1. Use a piece of wire to short the R-BUS connector’s TX (pin 14) and RX
(pin 25).
2. Verify that the indication at the right of “R-BUS U-ART” changes from
“--” to “OK.”
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Block Diagram
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