TONE GENERATOR

SERVICE MANUAL

PLG-100DX PLG-100VL PLG-100VH

CONTENTS
SPECIFICATIONS ··································································································· 3
PANEL LAYOUT ······································································································· 4
CIRCUIT BOARD LAYOUT ··············································································· 5
BLOCK DIAGRAM ··································································································· 6
DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE ······································································· 7
LSI PIN DESCRIPTION ···················································································· 12
IC BLOCK DIAGRAM ························································································· 14
CIRCUIT BOARDS ······························································································· 16
TEST PROGRAM·································································································· 18
MIDI / COMPUTER CONNECTING CABLES ···································· 23
ERROR MESSAGES ·························································································· 24
INITIALIZE ················································································································· 25
MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART······························································ 26
OVERALL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ··································································· 27
PARTS LIST

SY 011450
HAMAMATSU, JAPAN
0.32K-3942 Printed in Japan '99.01
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
This manual has been provided for the use of authorized Yamaha Retailers and their service personnel. It has been assumed that
basic service procedures inherent to the industry, and more specifically Yamaha Products, are already known and understood by
the users, and have therefore not been restated.
WARNING: Failure to follow appropriate service and safety procedures when servicing this product may result in personal
injury, destruction of expensive components and failure of the product to perform as specified. For these
reasons, we advise all Yamaha product owners that all service required should be performed by an authorized
Yamaha Retailer or the appointed service representative.
IMPORTANT: This presentation or sale of this manual to any individual or firm does not constitute authorization, certification,
recognition of any applicable technical capabilities, or establish a principal-agent relationship of any form.
The data provided is belived to be accurate and applicable to the unit(s) indicated on the cover. The research engineering, and
service departments of Yamaha are continually striving to improve Yamaha products. Modifications are, therefore, inevitable and
changes in specification are subject to change without notice or obligation to retrofit. Should any discrepancy appear to exist,
please contact the distributor's Service Division.
WARNING: Static discharges can destroy expensive components. Discharge any static electricity you body may have
accumulated by grounding yourself to the ground buss in the unit (heavy gauge black wires connect to this
buss.)
IMPORTANT: Turn the unit OFF during disassembly and parts replacement. Recheck all work before you apply power to the
unit.

LITHIUM BATTERY HANDLING

This product uses a lithium battery for memory back-up.
WARNING: Lithium batteries are dangerous because they can be exploded by improper handling. Observe the following
precautions when handling or replacing lithium batteries.
Leave lithium battery replacement to qualified service personnel.
Always replace with batteries of the same type.
When installing on the PC board by soldering, solder using the connection terminals provided on the battery cells.
Never solder directly to the cells. Perform the soldering as quickly as possible.
Never reverse the battery polarities when installing.
Do not short the batteries.
Do not attempt to recharge these batteries.
Do not disassemble the batteries.
Never heat batteries or throw them into fire.
ADVARSEL!
Lithiumbatteri-Eksplosionsfare ved fejlagtig håndtering. Udskiftning må kun ske med batteri af samme fabrikat og type. Levér det
brugte batteri tilbage til leverandøren.
VARNING
Explosionsfara vid felaktigt batteribyte.
Använd samma batterityp eller en ekvivalent typ som rekommenderas av apparattillverkaren.
Kassera använt batteri enligt fabrikantens instruktion.
VAROITUS
Paristo voi räjähtää, jos se on virheellisesti asennettu.
Vaihda paristo ainoastaan laitevalmistajan suosittelemaan tyyppiin.
Hävitä käytetty paristo valmistajan ohjeiden mukaisesti.
The following information complies with Dutch Official Gazette 1995. 45; ESSENTIALS OF ORDER ON THE COLLECTION OF
BATTERIES.
•Please refer to the diassembly procedure for the removal of Back-up Battery.
•Leest u voor het verwijderen van de backup batterij deze beschrijving.

WARNING: CHEMICAL CONTENT NOTICE!

The solder used in the production of this product contains LEAD. In addition, other electrical/electronic and/or plastic (where
applicable) components may also contain traces of chemicals found by the California Health and Welfare Agency (and possibly
other entities) to cause cancer and/or birth defects or other reproductive harm.
DO NOT PLACE SOLDER, ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC OR PLASTIC COMPONENTS IN YOUR MOUTH FOR ANY REASON
WHAT SO EVER!
Avoid prolonged, unprotected contact between solder and your skin! When soldering, do not inhale solder fumes or expose eyes
to solder/flux vapor!
If you come in contact with solder or components located inside the enclosure of this product, wash your hands before handling
food.

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SPECIFICATIONS
Tone Generation Method
AWM2 (Advanced Wave Memory 2)

Maximum Simultaneous Polyphony

64-note

Sound Module Modes

XG, TG300B, C/M, and Performance

Multi-timbral Capacity
32-Part (on 32 MIDI channels; with element reserve priority for later notes and dynamic Voice allocation)

Internal Voice/Program Structure

Normal Programs
Total Voices···································· 1267
XG mode········································· 1074
TG300B mode ································ 614
C/M mode ······································· 128 (Parts 1 — 9), 64 (Parts 11 — 16)
Drum Programs
Total Kits ········································ 46
XG mode········································· 36
TG300B mode ································ 10
C/M mode ······································· 1
Performance Programs
Up to four Voices plus all effect settings can be memorized to a Performance.
Preset Programs ······························ 100
User Programs ································ 100

Effects
Six sections of multi-effects: Reverb (12 Types), Chorus (14 Types),
Variation (70 Types), Insertion 1, 2 (43 Types), Multi EQ (4 Types), and Part EQ (1 Type)

Display
Custom back-lit LCD

Controls
POWER/VOL control, A/D INPUT level control; Mode select buttons: PLAY, UTIL (UTILITY), MODE, EDIT, EFFECT, EQ; other buttons:
MUTE/SOLO, ENTER, EXIT, PART , SELECT , VALUE

Jacks and Terminals

Front panel: PHONES jack (Stereo Mini-pin), A/D INPUT (stereo 1/4” plug)
Rear panel: OUTPUT R,L (RCA-pin), INPUT R, L (RCA-pin); DC IN jack; TO HOST terminal; HOST SELECT switch; MIDI IN-A/B, MIDI OUT
and MIDI THRU terminals

Computer/MIDI Interface
Direct connection to host computer port (RS-232C, RS-422); MIDI terminals allow connection to MIDI sequencer or MIDI controller

Data Transfer (Baud) Rate

MIDI — 31,250 bps (bits per second)
Mac — 31,250 bps
PC-1 — 31,250 bps
PC-2 — 38,400 bps

Power Supply
Yamaha PA-5B AC Adaptor (included)

Dimensions (W X D X H)
220 X 210 X 44 mm (8-11/16" X 8-1/4" X 1-3/4")

Weight
1.3 kg (2 lbs., 14 oz.)

Included Accessories
Owner’s Manual, Yamaha PA-5B AC Adaptor,
XGtools Setup Guide, CD-ROM “XGtools”

Output Level
Refer to the TEST PROGRAM section of this manual on page,19 and 20.

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PANEL LAYOUT

Front Panel

A/D INPUT EFFECT button

A/D INPUT level control EQ button
PHONES jack MUTE / SOLO button
POWER/VOL control ENTER button
PLAY button EXIT button
EDIT button PART / buttons
UTIL (UTILITY) button SELECT / buttons
MODE button VALUE / buttons

Rear Panel

MIDI HOST SELECT OUTPUT INPUT

MIDI Mac
PC-2 PC-1 TO HOST DC IN
THRU OUT I N-A I N-B R

SER NO.

MIDI THRU terminal TO HOST terminal

MIDI OUT terminal DC IN jack
MIDI IN-A terminal OUTPUT L,R jacks (Left,Right)
MIDI IN-B terminal INPUT L,R jacks (Left,Right)
HOST SELECT switch

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CIRCUIT BOARD LAYOUT

PVR Front panel LCD PSW

1
CN 7

CN10
1
CN 14

DM

SW1 cable
(10P)

CN1 1

CN6 1

1
VR cable

CN9
(10P)
1

PSW cable SW2 cable

(2P) (7P)
CN5
CN13
1

LCD cable

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HOST-SELECT IC2 PVR

1 OFF LINE 10
CHECK DM HEAD PHONE
MASTER VOL
IC21 2 1
6 2 AMP
LPF OUTPUT-L
TO-HOST 63 BATTERY D/A
109 30 33 BACK UP
64 111 11 6 6 7
62 IC12 LPF AMP OUTPUT-R
61 105
107 16MHz 16M
MIDI-INB 60 PROGRAM 1M
SRAM
BLOCK DIAGRAM

(16bit) +9VA
(8bit) MUTING
59
MPU IC11 IC12 1 2
MIDI-INA H8S AMP INPUT-L

IC16 ADDRESS BUS 2 6

MIDI-OUT
AMP INPUT-R
DATA BUS

PEAK
MIDI-THRU DETECT
IC29 INPUT VOL
IC30 1 3 1 3
PLUGIN BOARD CABLE LPF AMP A/D INPUT
33.8688 2
MHz ANALOG
A/D FRONT
END
32M 32M 16M 7 LPF 5 7 5
AMP
MASK MASK MASK 6
ROM ROM ROM
(16bit) (16bit) (16bit)
GAIN
IC34 IC38 IC36 SELECT
SWP30
32M 32M 16M
4M MASK MASK MASK
CONTRAST DRAM ROM ROM ROM IC20
(16bit) IC18 (16bit) (16bit) (16bit) 3 5V
+5VA REGULATOR
IC17 IC35 IC39 IC37 PVR
1 3 IC8 1
9V POWER SWITCH
+9VA REGULATOR
LCD UNIT PSW AC-ADAPTOR
PANEL SW IC9 PA-5B
2 5V 1
+5V REGULATOR
3 1 IC10
+3.3V 3.3V
MU100 REGULATOR

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DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE
1. Bottom Assembly
1-1 Remove the four (4) screws marked [60], the screw * When you reattach the bottom assembly, you should
marked [75], the screw marked [76] and the two (2) tighten the screws in the order described in figure 1.
screws marked [80]. The bottom assembly can then
be removed. (Fig. 1)

Front assembly [76] Bottom assembly

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5 2

Rear panel

[60]

[80]

1
[60]
4
6
8

[75] [60]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X8 MFZN2BL (EP600190)

[75]: Bind Head Screw 3.0X6 MFZN2BL (EG330360)
[76]: Bind Head Screw 3.0X6 MFNI33 (EG330370)
(Fig.1) [80]: Flat Head Tapping Screw-C 3.0X8 MFZN2BL (VR060800)

2. DM Circuit Board
2-1 Remove the bottom assembly. (See Procedure 1.)
2-2 Remove the two (2) screws marked [30]. The top
assembly can then be removed from the front
assembly. (Fig. 2)
Front assembly Top assembly

[30]

(Fig.2) [30]: Flat Head Tapping Screw-C 3.0X8 MFZN2BL (VR060800)

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2-3 Remove the five (5) screws marked [T30]. The DM * When you reattach the DM circuit board, you should
circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 3) tighten the screws in the order described in figure 3.
Pull off the A/D INPUT knob from the DM circuit The cables plugged into the connector CN9 should
board. be inserted as shown in figure 4-1.
Melt and remove the solder of the four (4) points
marked [A]. The rear shield can then be remove from
the DM circuit board. (Fig. 4-1,4-2)

[T30]
SW1
SW2 (10P)
(7P)
CN1
1 5 2
CN5
1
1
16
17

DM CN9
Rear shield

DM
(Fig.4-1)

3 4

Rear shield

[T30]

[T30]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X6 MFZN2BL (EP600230)

DM [A]
(Fig.3) (Fig.4-2)

3. PSW & PVR circuit boards and LCD

3-1 Remove the bottom assembly. (See Procedure 1.) 3-4 Remove the screw marked [F30] and the screw
3-2 Remove the top assembly. (See Procedure 2.) marked [F40]. The PVR circuit board can then be
3-3 Remove the four (4) screws marked [F90]. The PSW removed. (Fig. 5)
circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 5) 3-5 Remove the four (4) screws marked [F60]. The LCD
Pull off the OP buttons and the mode buttons from can then be removed. (Fig. 5)
the PSW Circuit board. * When you reattach the circuit boards, you should
tighten the screws in the order described in figure 5.

[F40] [F30] Front panel [F60] [F90]

PSW

2 1 4 3
4 3

2
2 1

PVR LCD [F90]

[F30]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X10 MFZN2Y (EP600220)
[F40]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 2.6X10 MFZN2Y (VD791000)
[F60]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 2.6X10 MFZN2Y (VD791000)
(Fig.5) [F90]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 2.6X6 MFZN2Y (VC069600)

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Installing a Plug-in Board into the MU100

Warning
Installation and removal of a plug-in board into/from the MU100 initializes some of the setup and multi-
part settings of the main unit. Be sure to save any of your important settings onto a personal computer or
MIDI Data Filer MDF3 before installing or removing a plug-in board.

CAUTION!
Be careful not to injure your hands or fingers while installing or removing the plug-in board.

Be careful not to injure yourself when handling the jagged surfaces or sharp areas of the plug-in board.

Instructions
1. Turn off the power of any devices that may be connected to the MU100 and remove the MU100’s AC adaptor from its
power source.

CAUTION!
Accidents can occur if the plug-in board is installed or removed while the AC adaptor is connected to a
power source. Be sure to unplug the AC adaptor of the MU100 before installing or removing the plug-in
board.

2. Turn the MU100 upside down.

Remove the DB cover by removing the four (4) silver screws that secure it to the MU100.

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3. Remove the four (4), black, XG Plug-in Board installation screws that are secured to the inside of the DB cover.
Unlatch and remove the holder that secures the connector. Extend the connector.
Keep the holder for use when the XG Plug-in Board is removed.

Holder

4. Remove the XG Plug-in Board from the anti-static bag.

CAUTION!
Before handling the XG Plug-in Board, be sure to touch a grounded, metal surface in order to remove
any static electricity from your clothes or body. Do not touch any of the patterned surfaces of the board
or its connector.

5. Insert the expansion connector of the MU100 into the connector of the XG Plug-in Board.
Make sure to insert the connector so that it faces the proper direction and the right and left tabs of the expansion
connector lock into place (as shown in the illustration).

Tab Insert the connector so

Expansion connector that the tabs on the right
and left sides lock.

XG Plug-in Connector

XG Plug-in Board

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6. Attach the XG Plug-in Board to the DB cover using the four (4), black screws that were removed in Step 3.
Install the XG Plug-in Board so that the side with the IC chips is facing the DB cover.
Position the XG Plug-in Board from above, onto the DB cover, making sure to align the holes of the board with the
holes on the lid. If the holes are not properly aligned, you may damage the plug-in board.

XG Plug-in Board Side without the connector

Screw (black)

7. Secure the DB cover back onto the MU100 by using the same four (4) silver screws that were removed in Step 2.
Secure the screws in the order shown in the illustration.

Screw (silver)
4
1
2
3

Arrange the cables of the

connector as shown, so
that they do not become
pinched or damaged.

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LSI PIN DESCRIPTION

HD6432655A00F (XT443A00) CPU

PIN PIN
NAME I/O FUNCTION NAME I/O FUNCTION
NO. NO.
1 CS1 O Chip Select for System RAM (CS1) 65 Vss - GND
2 CS0 O Chip Select for System RAM (CS0) 66 P60 O NC
3 Vss - 67 Vss - GND
4 Vss - GND 68 Vss - GND
5 Vcc - Power Supply 69 P61 O NC
6 A0 O 70 P62 O PB Select (SW1)
7 A1 O 71 P63 O PB Select (SW2)
Address Bus
8 A2 O 72 P27 O NC
9 A3 O 73 P26 O 1 MHz Clock for Serial Interface
10 Vss - GND 74 P25 O LCD Contrast (LCDC-C)
11 A4 O 75 P24 O LCD Contrast (LCDC-B)
12 A5 O 76 P23 O LCD Contrast (LCDC-A)
13 A6 O 77 P22 O LCD Control (LCD-E)
14 A7 O 78 P21 O LCD Control (LCD-R/W)
Address Bus
15 A8 O 79 P20 O LCD Control (LCD-RS)
16 A9 O 80 WDT0VF O NC
17 A10 O 81 RES I Reset Signal
18 A11 O 82 NMI I not used
19 Vss - GND 83 STBV I not used
20 A12 O 84 Vcc - Power Supply
21 A13 O 85 XTAL Quartz Cristal 16 MHz
22 A14 O 86 EXTAL Quartz Cristal 16 MHz
23 A15 O 87 Vss - GND
Address Bus
24 A16 O 88 NC
25 A17 O 89 Vcc - Power Supply
26 A18 O 90 AS O NC
27 A19 O 91 RD O Read Signal
28 Vss - GND 92 HWR O Write Signal
29 A20 O Address Bus 93 LWR O NC
30 PA5 I Off Line Detection 94 PF2 O PB Select (SW4)
31 PA6 O Signal for Rotary encoder(REB) 95 PF1 O SW Data Read Control (SWD)
32 PA7 O Signal for Rotary encoder(REA) 96 PF0 O LED,SW Strobe Data Latch (SWS)
33 P67 I Plug Detection of A/D Input 97 TXD2 O Serial Output for PB (TXD2)
34 P66 O NC 98 RXD2 I Serial Input for PB (RXD2)
35 Vss - GND 99 Vss - GND
36 Vss - GND 100 Vss - GND
37 P65 O Reset Signal for SWP30 101 SCK2 O Serial Sync Clock for PB (MIDCLK)
38 P64 O Reset Signal for PB 102 P53 O Reset Signal for Rotary Encoder
39 Vcc - Power Supply 103 AVcc I Power Supply for A/D
40 D0 I/O 104 Vref I Reference Voltage for A/D
41 D1 I/O 105 AN0 I Analog Level Input R
Two Way Data Bus
42 D2 I/O 106 AN1 I not used
43 D3 I/O 107 AN2 I Analog Level Output L
44 Vss - GND 108 AN3 I not used
45 D4 I/O 109 AN4 I Detection of Host SW Position
46 D5 I/O 110 AN5 I not used
47 D6 I/O 111 AN6 I Battery Voltage Check
48 D7 I/O 112 AN7 I ModelCheck (MU100:GND)
Two Way Data Bus
49 D8 I/O 113 AVss - GND
50 D9 I/O 114 Vss - GND
51 D10 I/O 115 P17 I/O LCD Data(DB7),SW Data,LED6
52 D11 I/O 116 P16 I/O LCD Data(DB6),SW Strobe Data
53 Vss - GND 117 P15 I/O LCD Data(DB5),SW Strobe Data
54 D12 I/O 118 P14 I/O LCD Data(DB4),SW Data,LED5
55 D13 I/O 119 P13 I/O LCD Data(DB3),SW Data,LED4
Two Way Data Bus
56 D14 I/O 120 P12 I/O LCD Data(DB2),SW Data,LED3
57 D15 I/O 121 P11 I/O LCD Data(DB1),SW Data,LED2
58 Vcc - Power Supply 122 P10 I/O LCD Data(DB0),SW Data,LED1
59 TXD0 O Serial MIDI OUT (TXD0) 123 MD0 I GND
60 TXD1 O Serial Host OUT (TXD1) 124 MD1 I GND
61 RXD0 I Serial MIDI IN B (RXD0) 125 MD2 I +5 D
62 RXD1 I Serial MIDI IN A (RXD1) or Host IN 126 PG0 O PB Select (SW3)
63 P34 O A/D Gain Control Signal(ADG1) 127 CS3 O NC
64 P35 O A/D Gain Control Signal(ADG2) 128 CS2 O Chip Select for SWP30 (CS2)

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TC203C760HF-001 (XR738A00) TC203C760HF-002 (XS725A00)
SWP30 (AWM Tone Generator coped with MEG) Standard Wave Processor)
PIN PIN
NO. NAME I/O FUNCTION NO. NAME I/O FUNCTION
1 Vss (Ground) 121 VSS (Ground)
2 CA0 I 122 HMD0 I/O
3 CA1 I 123 HMD1 I/O
4 CA2 I 124 HMD2 I/O
5 CA3 I 125 HMD3 I/O
6 CA4 I 126 HMD4 I/O
7 CA5 I 127 HMD5 I/O
Address bus internal register
8 CA6 I 128 HMD6 I/O
9 CA7 I 129 HMD7 I/O
Wave memory data bus (Upper data memory)
10 CA8 I 130 HMD8 I/O
11 CA9 I 131 HMD9 I/O
12 CA10 I 132 HMD10 I/O
13 CA11 I 133 HMD11 I/O
14 VSS (Ground) 134 HMD12 I/O
15 CD0 I/O 135 HMD13 I/O
16 CD1 I/O 136 HMD14 I/O
17 CD2 I/O 137 HMD15 I/O
18 CD3 I/O 138 VSS (Ground)
19 CD4 I/O 139 HMA0 O
20 CD5 I/O 140 HMA1 O
21 CD6 I/O 141 HMA2 O
22 CD7 I/O Data bus of internal register 142 HMA3 O
23 CD8 I/O 143 HMA4 O
24 CD9 I/O 144 HMA5 O
25 CD10 I/O 145 HMA6 O
26 CD11 I/O 146 HMA7 O
27 CD12 I/O 147 HMA8 O
28 CD13 I/O 148 HMA9 O
29 CD14 I/O 149 HMA10 O
30 VDD (Power supply) 150 VSS (Ground)
31 VSS (Ground) 151 VDD (Power supply)
32 CD15 I/O 152 HMA11 O Wave memory address bus (Upper 16 bits)
33 /CS I Chip select 153 HMA12 O
34 /WR I Write strobe 154 HMA13 O
35 /RD I Read strobe 155 HMA14 O
36 VDDS (Power supply) 156 HMA15 O
37 SYSH0 O 157 HMA16 O
38 SYSH1 O 158 HMA17 O
39 SYSH2 O 159 HMA18 O
40 SYSH3 O 160 HMA19 O
NSYS/LNSYS upper 16 bits
41 SYSH4 O 161 HMA20 O
42 SYSH5 O 162 HMA21 O
43 SYSH6 O 163 HMA22 O
44 SYSH7 O 164 HMA23 O
45 KONO0 O 165 HMA24 O
46 KONO1 O 166 VSS (Ground)
Key on data
47 KONO2 O 167 /MRAS O RAS when DRAM(s) is connected to wave memory
48 KONO3 O 168 /MCAS O CAS when DRAM(s) is connected to wave memory
49 VSS (Ground) 169 /MOE O Wave memory output enable
50 SYSL0 I/O 170 /MWE O Wave memory write enable
51 SYSL1 I/O 171 VSS (Ground)
52 SYSL2 I/O 172 LMD0 I/O
53 SYSL3 I/O 173 LMD1 I/O
NSYS input/LNSYS output lower 8 bits
54 SYSL4 I/O 174 LMD2 I/O
55 SYSL5 I/O 175 LMD3 I/O
56 SYSL6 I/O 176 LMD4 I/O
57 SYSL7 I/O 177 LMD5 I/O
58 KONI0 I 178 LMD6 I/O
59 KONI1 I 179 LMD7 I/O
60 VDDS I 180 VDDS
Key on data (Power supply) Wave memory data bus (Lower data memory)
61 VSS 181 VSS
(Ground) (Power supply)
62 KONI2 I 182 LMD8 I/O
(Ground)
63 KONI3 I 183 LMD9 I/O
64 DAC0 O DAC output 184 LMD10 I/O
65 DAC1 O DAC output 185 LMD11 I/O
66 WCLK O DAC0/DAC1 word clock 186 LMD12 I/O
67 MELO0 O 187 LMD13 I/O
68 MELO1 O 188 LMD14 I/O
69 MELO2 O 189 LMD15 I/O
70 MELO3 O MEL wave data output 190 VSS (Ground)
71 MELO4 O 191 LMA0 O
72 MELO5 O 192 LMA1 O
73 MELO6 O 193 LMA2 O
74 MELO7 O 194 LMA3 O
75 VDDS (Power supply) 195 LMA4 O
76 ADLR O ADC word clock 196 LMA5 O
77 MELI0 I 197 LMA6 O
78 MELI1 I 198 LMA7 O
79 MELI2 I 199 LMA8 O
80 MELI3 I 200 LMA9 O
MEL wave data input
81 MELI4 I 201 LMA10 O
82 MELI5 I 202 LMA11 O
83 MELI6 I 203 VSS (Ground)
84 MELI7 I 204 LMA12 O
Wave memory address bus (Lower data memory)
85 VSS (Ground) 205 LMA13 O
86 /RCAS O DRAM column address strobe 206 LMA14 O
87 RA8 O 207 LMA15 O
88 RA7 O 208 LMA16 O
89 RA6 O 209 LMA17 O
90 VDD (Power supply) 210 VDD (Power supply)
91 VSS (Ground) 211 VSS (Ground)
92 RA5 O DRAM address bus 212 LMA18 O
93 RA4 O 213 LMA19 O
94 RA3 O 214 LMA20 O
95 RA2 O 215 LMA21 O
96 RA1 O 216 LMA22 O
97 RA0 O 217 LMA23 O
98 /RRAS O DRAM row address strobe 218 LMA24 O
99 /RWE O DARM write enable 219 VSS (Ground)
100 VSS (Ground) 220 SYO O Sync. signal for master clock
101 RD7 I/O 221 SYOD O Sync. signal for HCLK/QCLK
102 RD6 I/O 222 QCLK O 1/12 master clock (64 Fs)
103 RD5 I/O 223 HCLK O 1/6 master clock (128 Fs)
104 RD4 I/O 224 CK256 O 1/3 master clock (256 Fs)
105 RD3 I/O 225 SYSCLK O 1/2 master clock (384 Fs)
106 RD2 I/O 226 VDDS (Power supply)
107 RD1 I/O 227 SYI I Sync. clock
108 RD0 I/O 228 MCLKI I Master clock input
109 VSS (Ground) 229 MCLKO O Master clock output
110 RD17 I/O DRAM data bus 230 VDD (Power supply)
111 RD16 I/O 231 XIN I Crystal osc. input
112 RD15 I/O 232 XOUT O Crystal osc. output
113 RD14 I/O 233 VSS (Ground)
114 RD13 I/O 234 /IC I Initial clear
115 RD12 I/O 235 CHIP2 I 2 chips mode enable
116 RD11 I/O 236 SLAVE I Master/Slave select when 2 chips mode
117 RD10 I/O 237 /TESTO I
118 RD9 I/O 238 /ACI I Test pin
119 RD8 I/O 239 DCTEST I
120 VDDS (Power supply) 240 VDDS (Power supply)

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µPD63200GS-E1 (XP867A00) DAC (Digital to Analog Converter)

PIN PIN
NAME I/O FUNCTION NAME I/O FUNCTION
NO. NO.
1 4/8F I 4/8 Fs selection 9 R. REF Channel R voltage reference
2 D. GND Digital ground 10 L. REF Channel L voltage reference
3 16 BIT I 16 bit/18 bit selection 11 L. OUT O Channel L output
4 D. VDD Digital power supply 12 A. GND Analog ground
5 A. GND Analog ground 13 WDCK I Word clock
6 R. OUT O Channel R output 14 RSI I Channel R series input
7 A. VDD 15 SI/LSI I Series input/Channel L series input
Analog power supply
8 A. VDD 16 CLK I Clock

IC BLOCK DIAGRAM

SN74HC14AF-TP1 (XD657A00) TC74HC126AF (XS776A00) TC74LVC139F9EL (XS048A00)

Hex Inverter Bus Buffer Dual 2 to 4 Demultiplexer

1G 1 16 Vcc
1A 1 14 VDD 1G 1 14 Vcc
G
1A 2 A G 15 2G
1Y 2 13 1A 2 13
6A 4G

3 A 14
3 12 3 12 1B B 2A
2A 6Y 2Y 4A

1Y0 4 Y0 B 13 2B
2Y 4 11 5A 2G 4 11 4Y

1Y1 5 Y1 Y0 12 2Y0
3A 5 10 2A 5 10
5Y 3G
6 Y1 11
6 9 6 9 1Y2 Y2 2Y1
3Y 4A 2Y 3A

1Y3 7 Y3 Y2 10 2Y2
GND 7 8 4Y GND 7 8 3Y Y3

GND 8 9 2Y3

TC74HC245F-T1 (XD603A00) SN74HC273NSR (XH223A00) TC74HC4051AF-TP (XR056A00)

Octal 3-State Bus Transceiver Octal D-Type Flir Flop Triple 2-channel Multiplexer
/Demultiplexer

D1R 1 20 Switches IN/OUT

Vcc 1 20 1 Y1 VDD 16 +DC Voltage Supply
CLEAR VCC Y1
2 19 Switches IN/OUT
A1 G 2 Y0 Y 15 Commons OUT/IN Y
1Q 2 Q Q 19 8Q Y0
18 CL CL
A2 3 B1 Switches IN/OUT
1D 3 D CK CK D 18 8D 3 Z1 X 14 Commons OUT/IN X
Z1
4 17
A3 B2 4 17 Commons OUT/IN 4 Z X1 13 Swiches IN/OUT X1
2D D CK CK D 7D Z
16 CL CL
A4 5 B3 5 Q Q 16 Swiches IN/OUT
2Q 7Q 5 Z0 X0 12 Swiches IN/OUT X0
Z0
6 15 6 15
A5 B4 3Q Q Q 6Q Control Inhibit 6 INH A 11 Control Input A
CL CL
7 14 7 D CK CK D 14
A6 B5 3D 6D -DC Voltage Supply 7 VEE B 10 Control Input B

A7 8 13 4D 8 D CK CK D 13 5D
B6 GND 8 VSS C 9 Control Input C
CL CL
12 4Q 9 Q Q 12 5Q
A8 9 B7

11 GND 10 11 CLOCK
GND 10 B8

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MC34051MEL (XP881A00) TC74HC4066AF-T1 (XG385A00) SC7SU04FEL (XI348A00) NJU7660M-T1 (XP596A00)

M5M34051FP (XV103A00) Quad Bilateral Analog Switch Inverter DC/DC Voltage Converter
Dual EIA-422/423 Line
Transceiver

1 1 NC 1 5 VDD
REC1 IN - - 16 Vcc IN/OUT 1 14 VDD
8 V+
2
+ 2 IN 2
REC1 IN + 15 DR1 IN OUT/IN 1 13 Control 1
RC VOLTAGE
2 C+
3 3 VSS 3 4 OUT 2
REC1 OUT 14 DR1 OUT OUT/IN 2 12 Control 4 OSC. CONVERTER
4 C-
DR1 EN 4 13 DR1 OUT IN/OUT 2 4 11 IN/OUT 4

REC2 OUT 5 12 Control 2 5 10 NC 1 8 V+

DR2 EN OUT/IN 4 5 VOUT

REC2 IN + 6 - 11 Control 3 6 9 POWER

DR2 OUT OUT/IN 3 C+ 2 7 OSC
SUPPLY
7
+ 7
REC2 IN - 10 DR2 OUT VSS 8 IN/OUT 3 GND 3 6 VR

GAN 8 9 DR2 IN LOGIC C- 4 5 VOUT

7 6 3
OSC VR GND

TC7S32F (XM588A00) µPC4570G2 (XF291A00) TC7W14FU (XN883A00) TLC320AD58CDWT (XS892A00)

OR NJM4556AMT1 (XQ138A00) Triple lnverter
Dual Operational Amplifier
AVDD AVSS AnaPD TEST1 DigPD
4 5 6 7 10 INLP 1 28 INRP

Output A 1 +V 8
+DC Voltage
1 8 INLP 1 Sigma-Delta Decimation Low-Cut INLM 2 27 INRM
IN A 1 5 Vss Supply 1A Vcc 16 Dout
INLM 2 Modulator Filter Filter
Inverting
2 2 7 Output B 2 7 17 Fsync REFI 3 26 REFO
IN B Input A - + 3Y 1Y
REFO 26 VREF Serial
Non-Inverting Inverting Interface
3 4 3 6 3 6
14 LRCIk AVDD 4 25 LGND
Vss OUT Input A + - Input B 2A 3A REFI 3
-DC Voltage Supply 4 -V 5 Non-Inverting 21 OSFR
Input B 4 5 INRP 28 Sigma-Delta Decimation Low-Cut AVSS 5 24 Vlogic
GND 2Y 9 OSFL
INRM 27 Modulator Filter Filter
AnaPD 6 23 NC
MCLK 20
CMODE 12 CONTROL TEST1 7 22 MODE1
MODE0 13 15 SCLK
MODE1 22 MODE2 8 21 OSFR
MODE2 8
OSFL 9 20 MCLK
11 18 19 23 24 25
TEST2 DVDD DVSS NC Vlogic LGND DigPD 10 19 DVSS

TEST2 11 18 DVDD

CMODE 12 17 Fsync

MODE0 13 16 DOUT
TC7S66F (XR682A00) TL32088CNST (XS893A00)
LRCIk 14 15 SCLK
Bilateral Switch AD FRONT END

IN/OUT 1 5 VCC
REF1 1 BIAS CIRCUIT 20 REF2
OUT/IN 2
AVSS 2 19 IN R+
GND 3 4 CNTRL
IN L+ 3 18 IN R-
-+
AMP
R1
IN L- 4 17 OUTR
AMP - +
L1
OUTL 5 16 VREFR
5K
VRE FL 6 15 RI
5K -+
5K
LI 7 14 RO
-+ AMP R
5K R2 OUT
LO 8 AMP R 13 AOUT R1
L2 OUT
R
AOUT L1 9 OUT R 12 AOUT R2
OUT

AOUT L2 10 11 AVCC
L ch R ch
Single Differential Single Differential
Converter Converter

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MU100

CIRCUIT BOARDS
DM Circuit Board OUTPUT INPUT
MIDI L,R L,R When removing
THRU OUT IN-A IN-B HOST TO HOST DC IN
SELECT Lithium battery

Push
Battery holder

DM

When installing

Lithium battery

Battery holder

DM DM

Battery VN103500
VN103600(Battery holder for VN103500)

Notice for back-up battery removal Battery

Push the battery as shown in figure,
then the battery will pop up.
Druk de batterij naar beneden zoals
aangeven in de tekening de batterij
springt dan naar voren. Battery holder

* The lithium battery is not a part of the DM circuit board .

CN9 Installing

SW1
SW2 (10P)
(7P)
CN1

CN5
1
1
16
17

CN9
Rear shield

DM

A/D INPUT
Note: See parts list for details of circuit board component parts. Component side 2NA1-VZ01320-1/2 1

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DM Circuit Board PSW Circuit Board

CN5: to DM-CN9

PLAY EDIT MUTE/

PART
SOLO

UTIL EFFECT ENITER SELECT

MODE EQ EXIT VALUE

Component side

Pattern side

PVR Circuit Board

POWER/VOL
PUSH ON/OFF

to DM : CN 6
PHONES
to DM : CN 13

Component side

Pattern side

Pattern side

2NA1-VZ01320-2/2 1
Note: See parts list for details of circuit board component parts.
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TEST PROGRAM
PREPARATIONS A. HOW TO ENTER THE TEST PROGRAM TEST END If the switch is OK, a beep will sound and the test will
While pressing the [PLAY] and the [MUTE/SOLO] After displaying the test result on the LCD, the test will be proceed to the next switch. If the wrong switch is pressed,
The following measuring instruments and jigs are completed and proceed to the next test. If an error is the program does not proceed and no sound will heard.
necessary during the test. buttons, turn the MU100 POWER switch on.
When the test program is initiated, the version of the detected during the test, refer to section B, "PROCEEDING
DISPLAY OF TEST RESULTS
program ROM will appear on the LCD. TROUGH THE TEST". All SRAM data is preserved.
Measuring instruments : OK 04 SW & LED
Audio signal generator, oscilloscope, MU100 TEST MODE 2. BATTERY TEST ok
amplifier/speaker system, etc. Ver#. ## ##-###-##
Jigs : MIDI cables, etc. 02 BATTERY NG no appearing
(#.##=Version number of the MU100 program ROM)
No. Test Remarks
A TEST ENTRY This test checks that the voltage of the battery is greater TEST END
After displaying the version message shown above, the When the button [VALUE+] is pressed, if the test is OK, the
B
PROCEEDING THROUGH THE TEST AND
following display will appear. than 2.9 V and less than 3.4 V.
SELECTION WHEN AN ERROR IS DETECTED test will be completed and proceed to the next test.
1 SRAM SRAM Read/Write 01 RAM
DISPLAY OF TEST RESULTS If an error is detected during the test, turn the POWER off.
2 BATTERY A/D check on CPU OK 02 BATTERY
3 LCD ALL DOTS ON ok 5. DIAL TEST
4 SWITCH & LED SWITCH ON/OFF & LED ON/OFF The factory settings should be performed before any test This test is not performed on the MU100. After pressing
5 DIAL Not using when a circuit board or the backup battery is replaced. The NG the [EXIT] button, press the [SELECT ] or [SELECT ]
02 BATTERY
6 MIDI 1 Connect MIDI IN A to MIDI OUT factory settings are performed by turning the MU100 button to select the next test.
err
7 MIDI 2 Connect MIDI IN A to MIDI OUT POWER switch on while pressing the [UTIL] and the
8 HOST SELECT Slide HOST SELECT [ENTER] buttons.
9 TO HOST TX/RX Factory use TEST END 6. MIDI 1 TEST
10 WAVE ROM WAVE ROM READ After displaying the test result on the LCD, the test will be After connecting the [MIDI IN A] to the [MIDI OUT] and
B. PROCEEDING THROUGH THE TEST completed and proceed to the next test. If an error is the [MIDI THRU] to the [MIDI IN B] via MIDI cables,
11 1 kHz OUTPUT(L) Using measuring instruments
12 1 kHz OUTPUT(R) Using measuring instruments When entering the test program, the following display will detected during the test, refer to section B, "PROCEEDING execute the test. The [HOST SELECT] switch must be set
13 1 kHz INDIV.OUT1 Not using appear. TROUGH THE TEST". at the [MIDI] during the test.
14 1 kHz INDIV.OUT2 Not using
01 RAM 06 MIDI 1
15 INPUT HIGH Using measuring instruments 3. LCD-ALL DOTS "ON" TEST
16 INPUT LOW Using measuring instruments Check that all dots of the LCD change to black.
17 MEG & DRAM Using measuring instruments Use the [SELECT ] and [SELECT ] buttons to move After checking the back light, press the [SELECT] DISPLAY OF TEST RESULTS
18 64 SOUNDS OUTPUT By listening through the various tests of the test program. button to control the LCD contrast in eight (8) steps. OK
19 FACTORY SETTINGS 06 MIDI 1
After having selected the test, press the [ENTER] button to
20 EXIT ok
start the test in succession from that number. TEST END
21 PB1 NAME Circuit Board test of CN 1
22 PB1 RAM Circuit Board test of CN 1
Pressing without selecting the test will start the test from Press the [ENTER] button. The MU100 will then NG
"1. SRAM test". 06 MIDI 1
23 PB1 MIDI IN Circuit Board test of CN 1 proceed to enter the following test. err
24 PB1 MEL Circuit Board test of CN 1 If the [EXIT] button is pressed, the MU100 will wait
25 PB2 NAME Not using TEST SELECTION WHEN AN ERROR IS for the entry of the test number. TEST END
26 PB2 RAM Not using DETECTED If the test is OK, "OK" will be displayed on the LCD and
27 PB2 MIDI IN Not using 4. SWITCH & LED TEST
In each test, if an NG (No Good) error is detected, press the the test will be completed and proceed to the next test. If an
28 PB2 MEL Not using
[EXIT] button. The MU100 will then wait for the entry of a 04 SWITCH & LED
error is detected during the test, refer to section B,
test number. [PLAY] "PROCEEDING TROUGH THE TEST".
The test "Not using" is written in the column of remarks
and is not performed on the MU100. Press the panel switches consecutively from the [PLAY] 7. MIDI 2 TEST
1. SRAM TEST
button to the [VALUE+] button, according to the order After connecting the [MIDI IN A] to the [MIDI OUT] and
When performing the tests numbered 21 to 24, connect the 01 RAM indicated on the LCD. At this time, check that the LED of the [MIDI THRU] to the [MIDI IN B] via MIDI cables,
Plug-in Board to the connector CN1of the MU100 before the testing switch is lighted up. execute the test. The [HOST SELECT] switch must be set
starting the test. at the [MIDI] during the test.
The Write/Read check for SRAM (IC 9 and IC 10) will be 04 SWITCH & LED
performed automatically on the following address. [ENTER]
07 MIDI 2
IC9, IC10= h'200000 ~ h'20FFFF (16-bit Data Bus) (e.g. when checking the [ENTER] switch)

DISPLAY OF TEST RESULTS DISPLAY OF TEST RESULTS

The switch & LED test proceeds in the order as below.
OK 01 RAM [PLAY] [UTIL] [MODE] [EDIT] OK
ok 07 MIDI 2
[EFFECT] [EQ] [MUTE/SOLO] [ENTER] ok
[EXIT] [PART-] [SELECT ] [VALUE-]
NG 01 RAM [PART+] [SELECT ] [VALUE+] NG
err 07 MIDI 2
err

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TEST END 10. WAVE ROM TEST

If the test is OK, "OK" will be displayed on the LCD and
10 WAVE ROM
the test will be completed and proceed to the next test. If an
error is detected during the test, refer to section B,
"PROCEEDING TROUGH THE TEST". The Read/Verify check for the four WAVE ROMs via the
SWP20-LSI will be performed automatically.
8. HOST SELECT TEST
DISPLAY OF TEST RESULTS
08 HOST SELECT OK
Mac ZZ--YY=XX 10 WAVE ROM
ok
(where ZZ : minimum value, YY : maximum value,
XX : current value)
NG 10 WAVE ROM
Change the [HOST SELECT] switch from [Mac] to err
[MIDI], according to the order indicated on the LCD.
TEST END
08 HOST SELECT
PC2 ZZ--YY=XX If the test is OK, "OK" will be displayed on the LCD and
the test will be completed and proceed to the next test. If an
(when requiring to select the [PC2])
error is detected during the test, refer to section B,
If an unexpected code is received, the system will not "PROCEEDING TROUGH THE TEST".
proceed to the next step.
Check that "OK" is displayed at each position of the HOST 11. 1 kHz SOUND OUTPUT (L) TEST
SELECT switch.
11 OUTPUT L 1 kHz
Decision value MIDI: 0 V – 0.6 V
PC2: 1.25 V – 2.1 V
PC1: 2.8 V – 3.7 V Check that the correct signal is output from the OUTPUT
MAC: 4.7 V – 5 V (L) and the PHONES (L) jacks.
Insert the appropriate phone plug into the OUTPUT(L, R),
DISPLAY OF TEST RESULTS
the PHONES and the INDIV.OUTPUT (1,2) jacks and
OK 08 HOST SELECT check the output. If necessary, verify the frequency, output
ok waveform, output level, and THD of the OUTPUT (L,R)
and the PHONES output using a frequency counter,
TEST END oscilloscope, AC voltmeter(with 12.47 kHz filter) and
When the HOST SELECT switch is set at [MIDI], if the test distortion meter. If a plug is inserted to the A/D INPUT, it
is OK, the test will be completed and proceed to the next test. must be pulled out. The VOLUME control must be set at
During the test, if the [EXIT] button is pressed, the MU100 maximum for this check.
will wait for the entry of the test number.
If NG is detected during the test, refer to section B, ITEMS TO BE CHECKED
"PROCEEDING TROUGH THE TEST". OUTPUT (L): 1 kHz +/-3 Hz, sin wave, +2.0 dBm +/-2
dB (10 k ohm load), distortion 0.25 % or
9. TO HOST TX/RX TEST less
09 TO HOST OUTPUT (R): less than -80 dBm
PHONES (L): 1 kHz +/-3 Hz sin wave, -4.5 dBm +/-2
dB (33 ohm load), distortion 0.5 % or less
This test is utilized by the factory and it is not intended for PHONES (R): less than -65 dBm
field service use. INDIV.OUTPUT1: less than -80 dBm
DISPLAY OF TEST RESULTS INDIV.OUTPUT2: less than -80 dBm
OK 09 TO HOST If the plug connected to the OUTPUT (R) is pulled out:
ok
OUTPUT (L): -3.0 dBm +/-2 dB
NG 09 TO HOST TEST END
err
Press the [ENTER] button. The MU100 will then
automatically proceed to the next test.
TEST END
If the [EXIT] button is pressed, the MU100 will wait for
When this test is initiated without a jig for checking, an
the entry of the test number.
error will occur. If an error is detected during the test, refer
to section B, "PROCEEDING TROUGH THE TEST".
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12. 1 kHz SOUND OUTPUT (R) TEST OUTPUT(L,R) outputs during this test.
When a sine wave signal of -36.0 dBm, 1 kHz is applied to
12 OUTPUT R 1 kHz
A/D INPUT (L), and A/D INPUT is set at maximum, and
A/D INPUT (R) is connected to the ground:
Check that the current signal is output from the OUTPUT OUTPUT (L): +5 dBm +/-2 dB (10 ohm load), distortion
(R) and the PHONES (R) jacks. 0.5 % or less
Insert the appropriate phone plug into the OUTPUT (L, R), the OUTPUT (R): less than -48 dBm
PHONES and the INDIV.OUTPUT (1,2) jacks and check the
output. If necessary, verify the frequency, output waveform, When a sine wave signal of -36.0 dBm, 1 kHz is applied to
output level, and THD of the OUTPUT (L,R) and the A/D INPUT (R), and A/D INPUT is set at maximum, and
PHONES outputs using a frequency counter, oscilloscope, A/D INPUT (L) is connected to the ground:
AC voltmeter(with 12.47 kHz filter) and distortion meter. If a OUTPUT (L): less than -48 dBm
plug is inserted to the A/D INPUT, it must be pulled out. The OUTPUT (R): +5 dBm +/-2 dB (10 ohm load), distortion
VOLUME control must be set at maximum for this check. 0.5% or less

ITEMS TO BE CHECKED When a sine wave signal of -36.0 dBm, 1 kHz is applied to
OUTPUT (L): less than -80 dBm A/D INPUT (L), and A/D INPUT is set at minimum, and
OUTPUT (R): 1 kHz +/-3 Hz, sin wave, +2.0 dBm +/-2 dB A/D INPUT (R) is connected to the ground:
(10 k ohm load), distortion 0.25 % or less OUTPUT (L): less than -66 dBm
PHONES (L): less than -65 dBm
PHONES (R): 1 kHz +/-3 Hz sin wave, -4.5 dBm +/-2 When a sine wave signal of -36.0 dBm, 1 kHz is applied to
dB (33 ohm load), distortion 0.5 % or less A/D INPUT (R), and A/D INPUT is set at minimum, and
INDIV.OUTPUT1: less than -80 dBm A/D INPUT (L) is connected to the ground:
INDIV.OUTPUT2: less than -80 dBm OUTPUT (R): less than -66 dBm

TEST END Check that the level meters on the LCD will light up, when
Press the [ENTER] button. The MU100 will then the sine wave of -29.0 dBm +/-2 dB, 1 kHz is applied to the
automatically proceed to the next test. A/D INPUT (L).
If the [EXIT] button is pressed, the MU100 will wait for
the entry of the test number. TEST END
Press the [ENTER] button. The MU100 will then
13. INDIV.1 1kHz SOUND OUTPUT TEST automatically proceed to the next test.
14. INDIV.2 1kHz SOUND OUTPUT TEST If the [EXIT] button is pressed, the MU100 will wait for
This test is not performed on the MU100. After pressing the entry of the test number.
the [EXIT] button, press the [SELECT ] or [SELECT ]
button to select the next test. 16. INPUT LOW TEST
16 INPUT LOW
15. INPUT HIGH TEST
15 INPUT HIGH
Apply a signal to [A/D INPUT], and check that the signal
obtained at the [OUTPUT] is controlled in gain with the
Apply a signal to [A/D INPUT], and check that the signal A/D INPUT.
obtained at the [OUTPUT] is controlled in gain with the Check that the level meters on the LCD light up when the
A/D INPUT. provided signal is applied to [INPUT].
Check that the level meters on the LCD light up when the Insert the appropriate phone plug into the OUTPUT (L, R)
provided signal is applied to [INPUT]. and the PHONES jacks and check the output. If necessary,
Insert the appropriate phone plug into the OUTPUT (L, R) and verify the frequency, output waveform, output level, and
the PHONES jacks and check the output. If necessary, verify THD of the OUTPUT (L,R) and the PHONES outputs
the frequency, output waveform, output level, and THD of the using a frequency counter, oscilloscope, AC voltmeter(with
OUTPUT (L,R) and the PHONES outputs using a 12.47 kHz filter) and distortion meter. The VOLUME
frequency counter, oscilloscope, AC voltmeter (with 12.47 control must be set at maximum for this check.
kHz filter) and distortion meter. The VOLUME control
must be set at maximum for this check. ITEMS TO BE CHECKED
Listed below are the specifications and conditions of the
ITEMS TO BE CHECKED OUTPUT(L,R) outputs during this test.
Listed below are the specifications and conditions of the
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When a sine wave signal of -11.5 dBm, 1 kHz is applied to 18. 64 SOUND OUTPUT TEST
A/D INPUT (L), and A/D INPUT is set at maximum, and
18 64ch OUT
A/D INPUT (R) is connected to the ground:
OUTPUT (L): +5 dBm +/-2 dB (10 ohm load), distortion
0.5 % or less Check that the correct sine wave signals from channel 1 to
OUTPUT (R): less than -60 dBm channel 32 are output from the OUTPUT (L) and channel
33 through channel 64 are output from the OUTPUT (R).
When a sine wave signal of -11.5 dBm, 1 kHz is applied to
A/D INPUT (R), and A/D INPUT is set at maximum, and If necessary, verify the output waveform using an
A/D INPUT (L) is connected to the ground: oscilloscope (L channel: 1 kHz, R channel: 2 kHz).
OUTPUT (L): less than -60 dBm The VOLUME control must be set at maximum for this check.
OUTPUT (R): +5.0 dBm +/-2 dB (10 k ohm load), While sounding, the LCD will display the following message.
distortion 0.5 % or less
18 64ch OUT
Lch=xx Rch=xx
When a sine wave signal of -11.5 dBm, 1 kHz is applied to
(Where xx: currently sounded channel)
A/D INPUT (L), and A/D INPUT is set at minimum, and
A/D INPUT (R) is connected to the ground:
OUTPUT (L): less than -65 dBm TEST END
Press the [ENTER] button. The MU100 will then
When a sine wave signal of -11.5 dBm, 1 kHz is applied to automatically proceed to the next test.
A/D INPUT (R), and A/D INPUT is set at minimum, and If the [EXIT] button is pressed, the MU100 will wait for
A/D INPUT (L) is connected to the ground: the entry of the test number.
OUTPUT(R): less than -65 dBm
19. FACTORY SETTINGS
Check that the level meters on the LCD will light up, when 19 FACTORY SET
the sine wave of -6.0 dBm +/-2 dB, 1 kHz is applied to the
A/D INPUT (R).
This test is used to initialize the data to the factory settings.
TEST END If the [ENTER] button is pressed, the factory preset data
Press the [ENTER] button. The MU100 will then will be restored. The MU100 will then exit the test program
automatically proceed to the next test. mode and enter to play mode.
If the [EXIT] button is pressed, the MU100 will wait for If the [EXIT] button is pressed, they will not be restored.
the entry of the test number.
20. EXIT
17. MEG&DRAM 20 EXIT

17 MEG&DRAM
When the [ENTER] button is pressed, the MU100 will exit
Check that the correct signal is output from OUTPUT (L) jack. the test program mode and enter to the play mode.
Insert the appropriate phone plug into the OUTPUT (L) To remain in the test program, press the [EXIT] button. The
jack and check the output. MU100 will then wait for the entry of the test number.
If necessary, verify the frequency, output waveform, output Check that the noise levels are as follows, after the MU100
level, and THD of the OUTPUT (L,R) and the PHONES has quit the test program.
outputs using a frequency counter, oscilloscope, AC
voltmeter(with 12.47 kHz filter) and distortion meter. The OUTPUT (L): -88 dBm as follows
VOLUME control must be set at maximum for this check. OUTPUT (R): -88 dBm as follows
PHONES (L): -88 dBm as follows
ITEMS TO BE CHECKED PHONES (R): -88 dBm as follows
OUTPUT(L): 1 kHz +/-3.0 Hz, sine wave, +2 dBm +/-2 dB
(10 k ohm load), distortion 0.25 % or less 21. PB1 NAME TEST
21 PB1 NAME
TEST END
Press the [ENTER] button. The MU100 will then
automatically proceed to the next test. After transmitting the request of the circuit board name and
If the [EXIT] button is pressed, the MU100 will wait version, the MU100 receives the data through the MU-PB
for the entry of the test number. wires and the CN1 connector, and displays it on the LCD.
Check the circuit board name and version on the LCD.
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DISPLAY OF TEST RESULTS TEST END

OK If the test is OK, "OK" will be displayed on the LCD and
21 PB1 NAME
PLG100-VL VX.XX the test will be completed and proceed to the next test. If an
error is detected during the test, refer to section B,
(X.XX: version number) "PROCEEDING TROUGH THE TEST".
NG 21 PB1 NAME
err 24. PB1 MEL
(When not receiving the data from Plug-in Board) 24 PB1 MEL

TEST END Check that the CN1-MEL IN/OUT functions correctly and
Press the [ENTER] button. The MU100 will then the correct signal is output from the OUTPUT (L,R).
automatically proceed to the next test.
If the [EXIT] button is pressed, the MU100 will wait for A signal is input from the AD input, goes through the DM
the entry of the test number. circuit board and output from the CN1-MEL OUT. The
signal travels from the CN1-MEL OUT to the circuit board
22. PB1 RAM TEST connected to the CN1 connector, and the tone generator of
22 PB1 RAM the circuit board translates the signal into a 1 kHz sine
wave. This sine wave travels through the MEL OUT and
CN1-MEL IN, then is output as sound. If the effect circuit
Check that the circuit board RAM, which is connected to board is connected to the CN1 connector, the signal is not
connector CN1, functions correctly. translated and the same signal as it received is returned to
DISPLAY OF TEST RESULTS the DM circuit board through the MEL OUT and CN1-
MEL IN, then is output as sound.
OK 22 PB1 RAM
ok
Insert the appropriate phone plug into the OUTPUT(L,R)
and check the output.
NG 22 PB1 RAM
err
The VOLUME control must be set at maximum for this
test.
TEST END
If the test is OK, "OK" will be displayed on the LCD and ITEMS TO BE CHECKED
the test will be completed and proceed to the next test. If an OUTPUT(L): 1 kHz +/-3 Hz, 4.0 dBm +/-2 dBm (VH)
error is detected during the test, refer to section B, 1 kHz +/-3 Hz, 3.2 dBm +/-2 dBm (VL)
"PROCEEDING TROUGH THE TEST". OUTPUT(R): 1 kHz +/-3 Hz, 4.0 dBm +/-2 dBm (VH)
1 kHz +/-3 Hz, 3.2 dBm +/-2 dBm (VL)
23. PB1 MIDI IN TEST
TEST END
23 PB1 MIDI IN
Press the [ENTER] button. The MU100 will then
automatically proceed to the next test.
Check that the MIDI IN, which is connected to the connector If the [EXIT] button is pressed, the MU100 will wait for
CN1, functions correctly. the entry of the test number.

After connecting the MIDI IN A jack to the MIDI OUT 25. PB2 NAME TEST
jack via a MIDI cable, execute the test. At this time the 26. PB2 RAM TEST
HOST SELECT switch should be set at MIDI. 27. PB2 MIDI IN TEST
28. PB2 MEL TEST
DISPLAY OF TEST RESULTS
This test is not performed on the MU100. After pressing
OK 23 PB1 MIDI IN the [EXIT] button, press the [SELECT ] or [SELECT ]
ok button to select the next test.

NG 23 PB1 MIDI IN
err

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 MU100

MIDI/COMPUTER CONNECTING CABLE

MIDI
Standard MIDI cable. Maximum length 15 meters.

4 4
DIN 5-PIN DIN 5-PIN
2 2 (GND)
5 5

Mac
Apple Macintosh Peripheral cable (M0197). Maximum length 2 meters.

1 2 (HSK i)
MINI DIN MINI DIN
2 1 (HSK o)
8-PIN 3 5 (RxD –)
8-PIN
4 4 (GND)
5 3 (TxD –)
6 8 (RxD +)
7 7 (GP i)
8 6 (TxD +)

PC-1
8-pin MINI DIN to D-SUB 25-pin cable. If your PC-1 type computer has a 9-pin serial port, use the PC-2 type cable.
Maximum length 1.8 meters.

MINI DIN
8-PIN 1 5 (CTS)
2 4 (RTS) D-SUB
3 3 (RxD) 25-PIN
4 7 (GND)
8
5 2 (TxD)

PC-2
8-pin MINI DIN to D-SUB 9-pin cable. Maximum length 1.8 meters.

MINI DIN 1 8 (CTS)

8-PIN 2 7 (RTS) D-SUB
3 2 (RxD) 9-PIN
4 5 (GND)
8
5 3 (TxD)

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MU100

ERROR MESSAGES
Battery Low!
The battery voltage (for internal memory backup) may be too low. Replace the battery with a new one.

Check Sum ERROR!

The checksum of the received System Exclusive message is incorrect. Check the checksum of the message and try transmitting again.

HOST is Offline!
This message appears when the host computer is not turned on, the connecting cable is not properly connected, or the sequencing software is not
active.

Illegal Data!
A data error resulted during reception of MIDI messages. Try transmitting the data again, or turn the MU100 off and back on again.

MIDI Buffer Full!

Too much MIDI data is being received by the MU100 at one time. Reduce the amount of data being sent to the MU100.

No Parameter
The selected parameter for use with the Show Exclusive function does not exist as a valid parameter.

No Recall Perform!
When performing a Recall in the Performance Edit mode, this message appears if performance data cannot be recalled because the data has not
been saved in the MU100.

Not Available
This message appears in order to indicate that drum voices cannot be selected when the Sound Module mode is set to PFM (Performance).

PB Com ERROR!
This message appears when data cannot be properly transmitted between the MU100 and a plug-in board. Unplug the power cord and make sure
that the connector of the plug-in board is properly connected.
Too much MIDI data is being received by the plug-in board at one time. Reduce the amount of data being sent to the plug-in board.

Rcv CH is OFF!
The selected parameter for use with the Show Exclusive function cannot be converted to a MIDI message value since the Receive Channel for the
Part is off. Set the Receive Channel to an appropriate value.

Select drumS1 4 When You Edit

This message appears when editing a drum voice if the Part mode is set to Drum. It appears as a reminder that the Part Mode must be set to
drumS1-4 before the drum voice can be edited.

SysEx Adrs ERROR!

The data of the received System Exclusive message is incorrect. Check the address of the message and try transmitting again.

SysEx Data ERROR!

The data of the received System Exclusive message is incorrect. Check the data of the message (as to whether it requires an MSB or LSB header)
and try transmitting again.

SysEx Size ERROR!

The data of the received System Exclusive message is incorrect. Check the size of the message and try transmitting again.

This Parameter Isn’t Excl Data

The selected parameter has no System Exclusive value and cannot be displayed with the Show Exclusive function.

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 MU100

INITIALIZE
The Initialize functions allow you to restore the factory settings of the
MU100.

NOTE
Since the Initialize functions replace existing data, you should save any and all
important settings to a MIDI data storage device before using these functions.

Operation General MIDI (GM Init)

1. Press the UTIL button and select “INITIAL,” then press the ENTER
button.

Computer Music (C/MInit)

Performance (PFMInit)
2. From the Initialize menu, select the type of data to be initialized:
Factory Settings (FactSet), selected Sound Module mode (XGInit, GM
Init, C/MInit, PFMInit) or Drum (DrumInit) Then, press the ENTER
button to call up the selected data dump.

One of the four parameters above will be available, depending on the

currently selected Sound Module mode: XG, TG300B, C/M or PFM.
Initializing this parameter restores the original settings for the selected mode.

NOTES
For the PFMInit setting, only the currently selected Performance will be initialized.
For XGInit and GM Init, the initialized settings are the same as when the MU100
is reset upon receiving an XG System On or GM System On message.

Drum (DrumInit)
Factory Settings (FactSet) Range: DrumS1 — DrumS4

This restores the original factory settings of the MU100. This restores the original drum settings for the selected Drum Setup S1
— S4. (Use the VALUE buttons or data dial to select the desired
Selected Sound Module Mode: Drum Setup.)

NOTE
XG (XGInit) This parameter is not available when the MU100 is set to Performance mode.

3. From the “Are you sure?” prompt, press the ENTER button to execute
the operation, or press the EXIT button to cancel it and return to the
previous display.

An “Executing…” message appears in the display during the operation.

When the operation is completed, the MU100 returns to the Initialize
menu.

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MU100

YAMAHA [ Tone Generator ] Date :27-JUL-1998

Model MU100 MIDI Implementation Chart Version : 1.1

Function... Transmitted Recognized Remarks

Basic Default x 1 - 16
Channel Changed x 1 - 16
Default x 3
Mode Messages x 3, 4 (m=1) *2
Altered ************** x
Note x 0 - 127
Number :True voice ************** 0 - 127
Velocity Note ON x o 9nH,v=1-127
Note OFF x x
After Key's x o *1
Touch Ch's x o *1
Pitch Bend x o 0-24 semi *1
0,32 x o *1 Bank Select
1,5,7,10,11 x o *1
6,38 x o *1 Data Entry
64-67 x o *1
Control 71-74 x o *1 Sound Controller
84 x o *1 Portamento Cntrl
Change 91,93,94 x o *1 Effect Depth
96-97 x o *1 RPN Inc,Dec
98-99 x o *1 NRPN LSB,MSB
100-101 x o *1 RPN LSB,MSB

Prog x o 0 - 127
Change : True # **************
System Exclusive o *3 o *3
: Song Pos. x x
Common : Song Sel. x x
: Tune x x
System : Clock x x
Real Time: Commands x x
: All Sound Off x o(120,126,127)
Aux : Reset All Cntrls x o(121)
: Local ON/OFF x x
Mes- : All Notes OFF x o(123-125)
sages: Active Sense x o
: Reset x x
Notes: *1 receive if switch is on.
*2 m is always treated as "1" regardless of its value.
*3 transmit/receive if exclusive switch is on.

Mode 1 : OMNI ON , POLY Mode 2 : OMNI ON ,MONO o : Yes

Mode 3 : OMNI OFF, POLY Mode 4 : OMNI OFF,MONO x : No

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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O

MU100 OVERALL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM to LCD UNIT MU100

LCD UNIT

DM CONVERTER DC-DC MULTIPLEXER

LCD cable
1

NC
NC
NC

DA CONVERTER

LINE TRANSCEIVER HSJ0912-01-010

OP AMP

0.01 ( )
2
L JK7
10

C175
NC
to HOST NC 11 H.P PHONES
3
1

0.01 ( )
C174
R
10X2P
10X2P
CN7
NC
1 2
NC
NC
2
3
L68 56u
L69 56u FQ
PVR
L70

VR cable
4
21B0505 A10KX25W
5
6
7

6
8
9

3 10
POWER/
HOST SELECT 10 VOL.

VR2

5
3X2P

9
CN14
NC 7 1
1
to DM- 2 NC 8 2
CN13 3
INVERTER

Photo Coupler
3
OUTPUT R

OUTPUT L
ANALOG SWITCH

MIDI INPUT R

INPUT R
RESET
A/D INPUT

INVERTER HD6432655
CPU 4

A/D INPUT
OP AMP

NC

NC
NC
NC
AD CONVERTER
ANALOG SWITCH
AD FRONT END

D-FF
OR

EP ROM 16M S RAM 1M

BU 5
BUFFER LED1 LED2
PSW
PLAY EDIT
GND
LED3 LED4

INVERTER UTIL EFFECT 6

LED5 LED6

CN10 MODE EQ
to EXPANSION BOARD
1
2

SW1 cable
3
4
SW 1 SW 2 SW 7 SW 8 SW 9
5
NC 6 PLAY 1 2 EDIT 1 2 MUTE/ 1 2 PART– 1 2 PART+ 1 2
NC 7 SOLO
8
9
10
11

SW2 cable
12
13
14 SW 3 SW 4 SW 10 SW 11 SW 12
15
UTIL 1 2 EFFECT 1 2 ENTER 1 2 SERECT< 1 2 SERECT> 1 2
TRANSCEIVER 16
17 7
HD74LVC139FP
NC IC40
DRAM-4M NC LMA22 2 A
Y0
4 CSLMA0
LMA23 3 5 CSLMA1 GND
NC B Y0
Y0 6 CSLMA2
NC LMA22 1 7
G Y0 NC SW 14 SW 15
NC SW 5 SW 6 SW 13
DECORER ROM1 16M ROM3 32M MODE1 2 EQ 1 2 EXIT 1 2 VALUTE– 1 2 VALUTE+ 1 2

SWP 30
8
: Carbon resistor 1/10w
: Carbon resistor 1/4w
: Tantalum capacitor
: Electolytic capacitor
: Monolithic ceramic capacitor
to PVR-CN14 NC
WAVE ROM1 32M : FL coil
NC : EMI filter
Heat sink NC

REGULATOR MJM78L05UA(XJ598A00) µPC2933T(XS516A00)

REGULATOR +5V REGULATOR +3.3V 9

DC IN 2

1
2
3
HD74LVC139FP 1
IC40 1:OUTPUT 3 1:V in
+50 2:COMMON 2:GND
0.1 ( ) 16
C183 Vcc 3:INPUT 3:V out
8 GND
REGULATOR DECORER µPC2909T(XT441A00) SI-8050C(XT442A00)
GND REGULATOR +9V REGULATOR +5V
HD74LVC139FP

2
IC40
14
A 12 CSHMA0 1
Y0
13
B Y1
Y2
11
10
CSHMA1
CSHMA2 3 10
15 9
C Y3 NC 1 5 1:V in
2
4 2:SW out
3 1:V in 3:GND
2:GND 4:V os
3:V out 5:S.S
WAVE ROM 2 32M ROM 2 16M ROM4 32M

28CA2-8811649 2
11
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 TONE GENERATOR

PARTS LIST

CONTENTS
OVERALL ASSEMBLY ······························································································································································································ 2
ELECTRICAL PARTS ···················································································································································································· 4 ~ 11

Notes : DESTINATION ABBREVIATIONS

A : Australian model M : South African model
B : British model O : Chinese model
C : Canadian model Q : South-east Asia model
D : German model T : Taiwan model
E : European model U : U.S.A. model
F : French model V : General export model (110V)
H : North European model W : General export model (220V)
I : Indonesian model X : General export model
J : Japanese model Y : Export model

• The numbers in “QTY ” show quantities for each unit.

• The parts with “– – ” in “PART NO. ” are not available as spare parts.
• The mark “ ” in the remarks column indicates that these parts are interchangeable.
MU100

OVERALL ASSEMBLY

Top assembly
T10
T40
T20

F140 T30
F120
F130 F60
F40

F20 F140
F30 F50 Front assembly

F90
F100

F110
F70 F80

F10

B10

B60
B60 Bottom assembly
B20

B30
B30
B50
B60

B40
B60
B70
B80

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 MU100

REF NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARKS QTY RANK

OVERALL ASSEMBLY MU100 J,U,E,W
10 Front Assembly (VZ03500)
20 Top Assembly (VZ03550)
30 VR060800 Flat Head Tapping Screw-C 3.0X8 MFZN2BL 2 01
40 VN103500 Lithium Battery CR2032 03
50 Bottom Assembly (VZ03510)
60 EP600190 Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X8 MFZN2BL 4 01
75 EG330360 Bind Head Screw 3.0X6 MFZN2BL 01
76 EG330370 Bind Head Screw 3.0X6 MFNI33 01
80 VR060800 Flat Head Tapping Screw-C 3.0X8 MFZN2BL 2 01
90 VZ035200 Protect Board 08
100 VM825600 Input Knob B A/D INPUT, POWER/VOL 2 03
110 Adhesive Tape 12X50 (VA12610) 03
120 Lavel FCC (V328720)

Front Assembly (VZ03500)

F10 VS598100 Front Panel 09
F20 VZ018300 Circuit Board PVR (XT446C0) 17
F30 EP600220 Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X10 MFZN2Y 01
F40 VD791000 Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 2.6X10 MFZN2Y 01
F50 VS609700 LCD DM113Z-5BL3 19
F60 VD791000 Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 2.6X10 MFZN2Y 4 01
F70 VM825700 Mode Button PLAY,EDIT,UTIL,EFFECT, 6 03
MODE,EQ
* F80 VZ330900 OP Button MUTE/SOLO,PART+/-,ENTER, 9
SELECT</>,EXIT,VALUE+/-
F90 VC069600 Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 2.6X6 MFZN2Y 4 01
F100 VT020800 LCD Cable BNCD-P=1-L-16-250 03
F110 VZ018400 Circuit Board PSW (XT446C0) 17
F120 VT033700 LCD Shield 04
F130 VT034500 VR Shield Sheet 03
F140 Adhesive Tape 570F 30M W=10 (CB55090) 08

Top Assembly (VZ03550)

T10 VZ035600 Top Cover 10
T20 VZ018500 Circuit Board DM (XT466CO) 64
T30 EP600230 Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X6 MFZN2BL 5 01
* T40 V3197600 Rear Shield

Bottom Assembly (VZ03510)

B10 VZ035700 Bottom Cover 11
B20 VV506200 Rear Panel Sheet 05
B30 CB037120 Foot 4 03
B40 EG330370 Bind Head Screw 3.0X6 MFNI33 3 01
B50 VZ317600 DB Cover 09
B60 Adhesive Tape 570F 30M W=10 (CB55090) 08
B70 EP600230 Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X6 MFZN2BL 4 01
B80 CB502030 Cord Binder S-75B 01

ACCESSORY
VS276100 AC Adapter PA-5B J 11
VS353200 AC Adapter PA-5B U 11
VS353300 AC Adapter PA-5B E 12
* XT644B00 Magneto Optical Disk J
* XV598A00 Magneto Optical Disk U,E,W

*:New Parts RANK:Japan only

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MU100

ELECTRICAL PARTS
REF NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARKS QTY RANK
ELECTRICAL PARTS MU100
VZ018500 Circuit Board DM (XT466C0) 64
VZ018400 Circuit Board PSW (XT446C0) 17
VZ018300 Circuit Board PVR (XT446C0) 17

VZ018500 Circuit Board DM (XT466C0) 64

VZ018400 Circuit Board PSW (XT446C0) 17
VZ018300 Circuit Board PVR (XT446C0) 17
BAT1 VN103600 Battery Holder CR2032 03
C1 UB052100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. SL 100P 50V J 01
C2 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C3 UI537100 Electrolytic Cap. 10.00 16.0V 01
C4 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
-6 UB044100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.010 50V Z 01
C7 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
-9 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C10 UB013220 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 2200P 50V K 01
C13 UI537100 Electrolytic Cap. 10.00 16.0V 01
C14 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C15 UI566470 Electrolytic Cap. 4.70 50.0V 01
C16 FP736470 Tantalum Cap. 4.70 16V M 01
C17 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C18 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C19 UI537100 Electrolytic Cap. 10.00 16.0V 01
C20 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C21 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C24 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C25 UJ848470 Electrolytic Cap. 470.00 25.0V 01
C26 UB044100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.010 50V Z 01
C27 UJ848470 Electrolytic Cap. 470.00 25.0V 01
C28 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C29 UJ838100 Electrolytic Cap. 100.00 16.0V 01
C30 UJ848100 Electrolytic Cap. 100.00 25.0V 01
C31 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C32 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C33 UJ838220 Electrolytic Cap. 220.00 16.0V 01
C34 UI537470 Electrolytic Cap. 47.00 16.0V 01
C35 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C36 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C37 UI537470 Electrolytic Cap. 47.00 16.0V 01
C38 UI537220 Electrolytic Cap. 22.00 16.0V 01
C39 UI537220 Electrolytic Cap. 22.00 16.0V 01
C40 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
-46 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C47 UI537100 Electrolytic Cap. 10.00 16.0V 01
C48 UI537100 Electrolytic Cap. 10.00 16.0V 01
C49 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C50 UI537100 Electrolytic Cap. 10.00 16.0V 01
C51 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C52 UB051330 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. SL 33P 50V J 01
C53 UB051330 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. SL 33P 50V J 01
C54 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C55 UI537100 Electrolytic Cap. 10.00 16.0V 01
C56 UI537100 Electrolytic Cap. 10.00 16.0V 01
C57 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C58 UI537100 Electrolytic Cap. 10.00 16.0V 01
C59 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C60 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C62 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C63 UI537100 Electrolytic Cap. 10.00 16.0V 01
C64 UB044100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.010 50V Z 01
C65 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C66 UI537100 Electrolytic Cap. 10.00 16.0V 01
C67 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C68 UI537100 Electrolytic Cap. 10.00 16.0V 01
C69 UI537470 Electrolytic Cap. 47.00 16.0V 01
C70 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
-72 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C73 UI537470 Electrolytic Cap. 47.00 16.0V 01
-75 UI537470 Electrolytic Cap. 47.00 16.0V 01
*:New Parts RANK:Japan only
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 MU100

REF NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARKS QTY RANK

C76 UI566470 Electrolytic Cap. 4.70 50.0V 01
C77 UB013680 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 6800P 50V K 01
C78 UB052270 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. SL 270P 50V J 01
C79 UB013680 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 6800P 50V K 01
C80 UI566470 Electrolytic Cap. 4.70 50.0V 01
C81 UB013680 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 6800P 50V K 01
C82 UB052270 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. SL 270P 50V J 01
C83 UB013680 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 6800P 50V K 01
C84 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
-86 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C87 UI537220 Electrolytic Cap. 22.00 16.0V 01
C88 UJ838220 Electrolytic Cap. 220.00 16.0V 01
C89 UB013100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 1000P 50V K 01
C90 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C91 UB052100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. SL 100P 50V J 01
C92 UI537220 Electrolytic Cap. 22.00 16.0V 01
C93 UJ838220 Electrolytic Cap. 220.00 16.0V 01
C94 UB013100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 1000P 50V K 01
C95 UJ838100 Electrolytic Cap. 100.00 16.0V 01
C96 UJ838100 Electrolytic Cap. 100.00 16.0V 01
C97 UI537100 Electrolytic Cap. 10.00 16.0V 01
C98 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C99 UI537220 Electrolytic Cap. 22.00 16.0V 01
C100 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C101 UI537100 Electrolytic Cap. 10.00 16.0V 01
C102 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C103 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C104 UB013220 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 2200P 50V K 01
C105 UB013220 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 2200P 50V K 01
C106 UB051470 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. SL 47P 50V J 01
C107 UB051470 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. SL 47P 50V J 01
C108 VQ686200 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 1.0 16V Z 01
C109 VQ686200 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 1.0 16V Z 01
C110 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C111 VQ686200 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 1.0 16V Z 01
C112 VQ686200 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 1.0 16V Z 01
C113 UB052100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. SL 100P 50V J 01
-115 UB052100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. SL 100P 50V J 01
C116 VQ686200 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 1.0 16V Z 01
C119 UB052100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. SL 100P 50V J 01
C120 VQ686200 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 1.0 16V Z 01
C121 UI565220 Electrolytic Cap. 0.22 50.0V 01
C122 UB012470 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 470P 50V K 01
C123 UB052100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. SL 100P 50V J 01
C124 UB051470 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. SL 47P 50V J 01
C125 UJ866100 Electrolytic Cap. 1.00 50.0V 01
C126 UB013120 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 1200P 50V K 01
C127 UI565220 Electrolytic Cap. 0.22 50.0V 01
C128 UB012470 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 470P 50V K 01
C129 UB051470 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. SL 47P 50V J 01
C130 UB052100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. SL 100P 50V J 01
C131 UJ866100 Electrolytic Cap. 1.00 50.0V 01
C132 UB013120 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 1200P 50V K 01
C133 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
-135 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C136 UB052180 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. SL 180P 50V J 01
C137 UB013330 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 3300P 50V K 01
C138 UI537220 Electrolytic Cap. 22.00 16.0V 01
C139 UB013330 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 3300P 50V K 01
C140 UB052180 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. SL 180P 50V J 01
C141 UI537220 Electrolytic Cap. 22.00 16.0V 01
C142 UI537470 Electrolytic Cap. 47.00 16.0V 01
C143 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C144 UB012220 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 220P 50V K 01
C145 UI537470 Electrolytic Cap. 47.00 16.0V 01
C146 UB012220 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 220P 50V K 01
C147 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C148 UI537470 Electrolytic Cap. 47.00 16.0V 01
C149 UB012220 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 220P 50V K 01
C150 UI537470 Electrolytic Cap. 47.00 16.0V 01
*:New Parts RANK:Japan only
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C151 UB012220 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 220P 50V K 01
C152 UJ838100 Electrolytic Cap. 100.00 16.0V 01
C153 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C154 UB013470 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 4700P 50V K 01
-157 UB013470 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. B 4700P 50V K 01
C158 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C159 UJ838220 Electrolytic Cap. 220.00 16.0V 01
C160 UI537470 Electrolytic Cap. 47.00 16.0V 01
C161 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C162 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C163 UI537470 Electrolytic Cap. 47.00 16.0V 01
C164 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C165 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C167 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C168 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C170 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C172 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C174 UB044100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.010 50V Z 01
C175 UB044100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.010 50V Z 01
C176 UI537100 Electrolytic Cap. 10.00 16.0V 01
C177 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
-184 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C185 VQ686200 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 1.0 16V Z 01
-187 VQ686200 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 1.0 16V Z 01
C189 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
-191 UB245100 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 0.100 25V Z 01
C192 VQ686200 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. F 1.0 16V Z 01
CN1 Connector Assembly XPS 15P-120 (VZ03760)
CN5 VS666700 Connector SLW 16P TE 02
CN6 VB390600 Connector Base Post PH-10P TE 01
CN9 VF667700 Wire Trap 52147 17P TE 01
CN10 VI879500 Cable Holder 51048 17P TE 01
CN13 VB389900 Connector Base Post PH- 3P TE 01
D3 VB493900 Diode MA221 01
-5 VB493900 Diode MA221 01
D7 VS201100 Diode D1F60 01
D8 VZ016600 Diode D3FP3 03
D9 VS201100 Diode D1F60 01
D10 VS201100 Diode D1F60 01
D11 VB493900 Diode MA221 01
-24 VB493900 Diode MA221 01
D29 VZ016600 Diode D3FP3 03
D30 VB493900 Diode MA221 01
D31 VB493900 Diode MA221 01
EMI1 VR193800 LC Filter STF-104ZB-TBM 01
-MI8 VR193800 LC Filter STF-104ZB-TBM 01
IC1 XP881A00 IC MC34051MEL LINE TRANCEIVER 05
Interchangeable
IC1 XV103A00 IC M5M34051FP LINE TRANCEIVER 05
IC2 XD657A00 IC TC74HC14AF-TP1 INVERTER 02
IC3 XD657A00 IC TC74HC14AF-TP1 INVERTER 02
IC4 XI348A00 IC (chip) SC7SU04FEL INVERTER 01
IC5 XI686A00 IC M62021FP SYSTEM RESET 04
IC6 XS776A00 IC TC74HC126AF BUS BUFFER 02
IC7 XN883A00 IC TC7W14FU INVERTER 02
IC8 XT441A00 IC UPC2909T-E1 REGULATOR +9V 03
IC9 XT442A00 IC SI-8050S REGULATOR +5V 05
IC10 XS516A00 IC UPC2933T-E1 REGULATOR +3.3V 03
IC11 XT714200 IC KM23C16000C-XXXXXX EPROM 16M
IC11 VK863100 IC Socket DICF-42CS-E 03
IC12 XS681A00 IC M5M51008BFP-70LLT SRAM 1M 11
IC13 XM588A00 IC TC7S32F OR 01
IC14 XP596A00 IC NJU7660M-T1 DC/DC Converter 05
IC15 XR056A00 IC TC74HC4051AF-TP MULTIPLEXER 02
IC16 XT443A00 IC HD6432655A00F CPU 11
IC17 XU462A00 IC MSM514260C-60TS-K DRAM 4M 16
IC18 XR738A00 IC TC203C760HF-001 SWP30
Interchangeable
20
IC18 XS725A00 IC TC203C760HF-002 SWP30 19
IC19 VV345500 Quartz Crystal Unit DOC-49S5 05
IC20 XJ598A00 IC NJM78L05UA REGULATOR +5V 02
IC21 XP867A00 IC UPD63200GS-E1 D/A Converter 07
*:New Parts RANK:Japan only
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IC22 XQ138A00 IC NJM4556AMT1 OP AMP 03
IC23 XF291A00 IC UPC4570G2 OP AMP 03
-28 XF291A00 IC UPC4570G2 OP AMP 03
IC29 XS892A00 IC TLC320AD58CDWT-EL A/D Converter 09
IC30 XS893A00 IC TL32088CNST-EL AD FRONT END 03
IC31 XG385A00 IC TC74HC4066AF-T1 ANALOG SWITCH 02
IC32 XH223A00 IC SN74HC273NSR D-FF 01
IC33 XD603A00 IC TC74HC245F-T1 TRANSCEIVER 04
IC34 XS518A00 IC KM23C32000AG-4J WAVE ROM1 32M 13
Interchangeable
* IC34 XS518B00 IC KM23C32000CG-438A WAVE ROM1 32M
IC35 XS743A00 IC KM23C32000AG-439A WAVE ROM2 32M 13
Interchangeable
IC35 XS743B00 IC KM23C32000CG-439A WAVE ROM2 32M 13
IC36 XT445A00 IC 23C16000WGY828 ROM1 16M 10
IC37 XT461A00 IC 23C16000WGY829 ROM2 16M 10
IC38 XT462A00 IC MX23C3210TC-10 ROM3 32M 13
IC39 XT463A00 IC MX23C3210TC-10 ROM4 32M 13
IC40 XS048A00 IC HD74LVC139FPEL DECODER 03
IC41 XR682A00 IC TC7S66F ANALOG SWITCH 01
JK1 VM761000 DIN Connector MD-S810 8P TO HOST 03
JK2 VJ885500 DIN Connector YKF51-5054 3P MIDI(IN-A,IN-B) 04
JK3 VJ885500 DIN Connector YKF51-5054 3P MIDI(THRU,OUT) 04
JK5 VM725900 Pin Jack YKC21-3282 4P OUTPUT(L/R),INPUT(L/R) 02
JK6 VS708300 Phone Jack HLJ5305 STEREO AD/INPUT 03
JK7 VM552100 Phone Jack HSJ0912-01-01 ST PHONES 02
JK8 VJ207400 DC-IN Jack 16V DC 3A HEC2305 DC IN 01
L1 VL139800 Solid Inductance (chip) BLM31A700SPT 70omh 01
L2 VL139800 Solid Inductance (chip) BLM31A700SPT 70ohm 01
L5 VL139800 Solid Inductance (chip) BLM31A700SPT 70ohm 01
L6 VL139800 Solid Inductance (chip) BLM31A700SPT 70ohm 01
L8 VL139800 Solid Inductance (chip) BLM31A700SPT 70ohm 01
L9 VQ464300 Chip Inductance (chip) NWL2520-560J Interchangeable 01
L9 VR243700 Chip Inductance (chip) 56U LEM2520 T 560J 01
L10 VQ464300 Chip Inductance (chip) NWL2520-560J Interchangeable 01
L10 VR243700 Chip Inductance (chip) 56U LEM2520 T 560J 01
L11 VL139800 Solid Inductance (chip) BLM31A700SPT 70ohm 01
L12 VQ464300 Chip Inductance (chip) NWL2520-560J Interchangeable 01
L12 VR243700 Chip Inductance (chip) 56U LEM2520 T 560J 01
L13 VQ464300 Chip Inductance (chip) NWL2520-560J Interchangeable 01
L13 VR243700 Chip Inductance (chip) 56U LEM2520 T 560J 01
L14 VL139800 Solid Inductance (chip) BLM31A700SPT 70ohm 01
L15 VQ464300 Chip Inductance (chip) NWL2520-560J Interchangeable 01
L15 VR243700 Chip Inductance (chip) 56U LEM2520 T 560J 01
L16 VQ464300 Chip Inductance (chip) NWL2520-560J Interchangeable 01
L16 VR243700 Chip Inductance (chip) 56U LEM2520 T 560J 01
L17 VL139800 Solid Inductance (chip) BLM31A700SPT 70ohm 01
L18 VQ464300 Chip Inductance (chip) NWL2520-560J Interchangeable 01
L18 VR243700 Chip Inductance (chip) 56U LEM2520 T 560J 01
L19 VQ464300 Chip Inductance (chip) NWL2520-560J Interchangeable 01
L19 VR243700 Chip Inductance (chip) 56U LEM2520 T 560J 01
L20 VL139800 Solid Inductance (chip) BLM31A700SPT 70ohm 01
L23 VL139800 Solid Inductance (chip) BLM31A700SPT 70ohm 01
-38 VL139800 Solid Inductance (chip) BLM31A700SPT 70ohm 01
L39 VQ464300 Chip Inductance (chip) NWL2520-560J 01
Interchangeable
L39 VR243700 Chip Inductance (chip) 56U LEM2520 T 560J 01
L40 VQ464300 Chip Inductance (chip) NWL2520-560J Interchangeable 01
L40 VR243700 Chip Inductance (chip) 56U LEM2520 T 560J 01
L41 VL139600 Solid Inductance (chip) BLM21B050SPT 5ohm 01
L42 VQ464300 Chip Inductance (chip) NWL2520-560J 01
Interchangeable
L42 VR243700 Chip Inductance (chip) 56U LEM2520 T 560J 01
L43 VQ464300 Chip Inductance (chip) NWL2520-560J Interchangeable 01
L43 VR243700 Chip Inductance (chip) 56U LEM2520 T 560J 01
L44 VL139600 Solid Inductance (chip) BLM21B050SPT 5ohm 01
L45 VQ464300 Chip Inductance (chip) NWL2520-560J Interchangeable
01
L45 VR243700 Chip Inductance (chip) 56U LEM2520 T 560J 01
L46 VQ464300 Chip Inductance (chip) NWL2520-560J Interchangeable 01
L46 VR243700 Chip Inductance (chip) 56U LEM2520 T 560J 01
L47 VL139800 Solid Inductance (chip) BLM31A700SPT 70ohm 01
L48 VQ464300 Chip Inductance (chip) NWL2520-560J Interchangeable
01
L48 VR243700 Chip Inductance (chip) 56U LEM2520 T 560J 01
L49 VQ464300 Chip Inductance (chip) NWL2520-560J Interchangeable 01
*:New Parts RANK:Japan only
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L49 VR243700 Chip Inductance (chip) 56U LEM2520 T 560J Interchangeable 01
L50 VQ464300 Chip Inductance (chip) NWL2520-560J Interchangeable 01
L50 VR243700 Chip Inductance (chip) 56U LEM2520 T 560J 01
L51 VL139800 Solid Inductance (chip) BLM31A700SPT 70ohm 01
-67 VL139800 Solid Inductance (chip) BLM31A700SPT 70ohm 01
L68 VQ464300 Chip Inductance (chip) NWL2520-560J Interchangeable 01
L68 VR243700 Chip Inductance (chip) 56U LEM2520 T 560J 01
L69 VQ464300 Chip Inductance (chip) NWL2520-560J Interchangeable 01
L69 VR243700 Chip Inductance (chip) 56U LEM2520 T 560J 01
L70 VL139600 Solid Inductance (chip) BLM21B050SPT 5ohm 01
L71 VL139800 Solid Inductance (chip) BLM31A700SPT 70ohm 01
L72 VG238200 LC Filter PLT2003C EMI 04
L73 VQ464300 Chip Inductance NWL2520-560J Interchangeable 01
L73 VR243700 Chip Inductance 56U LEM2520 T 560J 01
L74 VZ017900 Coil HP-022J 180u 05
PC1 VN686000 Photo Coupler PC410T 04
PC2 VN686000 Photo Coupler PC410T 04
Q1 VD303700 Transistor 2SC3326 A,B TE85R 01
Q2 VJ927200 Transistor 2SA1162 O,Y 01
Q3 VD303700 Transistor 2SC3326 A,B TE85R 01
Q4 VD303700 Transistor 2SC3326 A,B TE85R 01
Q5 VD456900 Transistor 2SCDTC143XK 01
Q6 VD456900 Transistor 2SCDTC143XK 01
Q7 VZ092600 Transistor 2SA1567 O 03
R2 RD254560 Carbon Resistor (chip) 56.0 0.1 J 01
R3 RD254560 Carbon Resistor (chip) 56.0 0.1 J 01
R4 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
-6 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R9 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R10 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R11 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R12 RD256100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0K 0.1 J 01
R13 RD256100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0K 0.1 J 01
R14 RD255220 Carbon Resistor (chip) 220.0 0.1 J 01
-19 RD255220 Carbon Resistor (chip) 220.0 0.1 J 01
R20 RD250000 Carbon Resistor (chip) 0.0 0.0 J 01
R23 RD250000 Carbon Resistor (chip) 0.0 0.0 J 01
R24 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
-26 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R27 RD255680 Carbon Resistor (chip) 680.0 0.1 J 01
R28 RD258680 Carbon Resistor (chip) 680.0K 0.1 J 01
R29 RD250000 Carbon Resistor (chip) 0.0 0.0 J 01
R30 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
-34 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R35 RD255100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 100.0 0.1 J 01
-37 RD255100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 100.0 0.1 J 01
R38 RD254470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 47.0 0.1 J 01
R39 RD255100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 100.0 0.1 J 01
R42 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R43 RD255100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 100.0 0.1 J 01
R46 RD254470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 47.0 0.1 J 01
-48 RD254470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 47.0 0.1 J 01
R59 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R60 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R61 RD255680 Carbon Resistor (chip) 680.0 0.1 J 01
R62 RD256240 Carbon Resistor (chip) 2.4K 0.1 J 01
R63 RD256330 Carbon Resistor (chip) 3.3K 0.1 J 01
R64 RD256360 Carbon Resistor (chip) 3.6K 0.1 J 01
R65 RD256300 Carbon Resistor (chip) 3.0K 0.1 J 01
R66 RD256160 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.6K 0.1 J 01
R67 RD256100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0K 0.1 J 01
R68 RD255470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 470.0 0.1 J 01
R69 RD256200 Carbon Resistor (chip) 2.0K 0.1 J 01
R70 RD256470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 4.7K 0.1 J 01
-73 RD256470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 4.7K 0.1 J 01
R74 RD255100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 100.0 0.1 J 01
R75 RD255100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 100.0 0.1 J 01
R76 RD257470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 47.0K 0.1 J 01
R77 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R78 RD154680 Carbon Resistor (chip) 68.0 1/4 J 01
*:New Parts RANK:Japan only
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R79 RD154680 Carbon Resistor (chip) 68.0 1/4 J 01
R80 RD256680 Carbon Resistor (chip) 6.8K 0.1 J 01
R81 RD256680 Carbon Resistor (chip) 6.8K 0.1 J 01
R82 RD257120 Carbon Resistor (chip) 12.0K 0.1 J 01
R83 RD256100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0K 0.1 J 01
R84 RD256680 Carbon Resistor (chip) 6.8K 0.1 J 01
R85 RD256680 Carbon Resistor (chip) 6.8K 0.1 J 01
R86 RD257120 Carbon Resistor (chip) 12.0K 0.1 J 01
R87 RD256100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0K 0.1 J 01
R88 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R89 RD256820 Carbon Resistor (chip) 8.2K 0.1 J 01
R90 RD257240 Carbon Resistor (chip) 24.0K 0.1 J 01
R91 RD154470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 47.0 1/4 J 01
R92 RD256100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0K 0.1 J 01
R93 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
-95 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R96 RD256820 Carbon Resistor (chip) 8.2K 0.1 J 01
R97 RD257240 Carbon Resistor (chip) 24.0K 0.1 J 01
R98 RD154470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 47.0 1/4 J 01
R99 RD256100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0K 0.1 J 01
R100 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R101 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R102 RD155470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 470.0 1/4 J
R103 RD254100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0 0.1 J 01
R104 RD255150 Carbon Resistor (chip) 150.0 0.1 J 01
R105 RD25747 Carbon Resistor (chip) 47.0K 0.1 J 01
R106 RD258100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 100.0K 0.1 J 01
R107 RD254680 Carbon Resistor (chip) 68.0 0.1 J 01
R108 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R109 RD256150 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.5K 0.1 J 01
R110 RD256470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 4.7K 0.1 J 01
R111 RD257220 Carbon Resistor (chip) 22.0K 0.1 J 01
R112 RD256100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0K 0.1 J 01
R113 RD256100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0K 0.1 J 01
R114 RD154470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 47.0 1/4 J 01
R115 RD257360 Carbon Resistor (chip) 36.0K 0.1 J 01
R116 RD154470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 47.0 1/4 J 01
R117 RD257360 Carbon Resistor (chip) 36.0K 0.1 J 01
R118 RD257150 Carbon Resistor (chip) 15.0K 0.1 J 01
R119 RD257150 Carbon Resistor (chip) 15.0K 0.1 J 01
R122 RD257120 Carbon Resistor (chip) 12.0K 0.1 J 01
R123 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R124 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R125 RD256820 Carbon Resistor (chip) 8.2K 0.1 J 01
R126 RD256820 Carbon Resistor (chip) 8.2K 0.1 J 01
R127 RD257120 Carbon Resistor (chip) 12.0K 0.1 J 01
R128 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R129 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R130 RD258100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 100.0K 0.1 J 01
R131 RD256100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0K 0.1 J 01
R132 RD258100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 100.0K 0.1 J 01
R134 RD258100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 100.0K 0.1 J 01
R135 RD256330 Carbon Resistor (chip) 3.3K 0.1 J 01
R136 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R137 RD258100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 100.0K 0.1 J 01
R138 RD256100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0K 0.1 J 01
R139 RD258100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 100.0K 0.1 J 01
R141 RD258100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 100.0K 0.1 J 01
R142 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R143 RD256330 Carbon Resistor (chip) 3.3K 0.1 J 01
R144 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
-148 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R150 RD256470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 4.7K 0.1 J 01
-153 RD256470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 4.7K 0.1 J 01
R155 RD254560 Carbon Resistor (chip) 56.0 0.1 J 01
R156 RD254560 Carbon Resistor (chip) 56.0 0.1 J 01
R157 RD255100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 100.0 0.1 J 01
R158 RD256470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 4.7K 0.1 J 01
R159 RD256470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 4.7K 0.1 J 01
R160 RD255470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 470.0 0.1 J 01
*:New Parts RANK:Japan only
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-165 RD255470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 470.0 0.1 J 01
R166 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
-169 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R170 RD256100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0K 0.1 J 01
R171 RD256470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 4.7K 0.1 J 01
R174 RD254680 Carbon Resistor (chip) 68.0 0.1 J 01
R175 RD254680 Carbon Resistor (chip) 68.0 0.1 J 01
R176 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R177 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R178 RD257240 Carbon Resistor (chip) 24.0K 0.1 J 01
R179 RD257240 Carbon Resistor (chip) 24.0K 0.1 J 01
R180 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R181 RD256100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0K 0.1 J 01
R182 RD256100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0K 0.1 J 01
R183 RD257470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 47.0K 0.1 J 01
R184 RD156100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0K 1/4 J
R185 RD156100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0K 1/4 J
R187 RD256470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 4.7K 0.1 J 01
R188 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R189 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
R191 RD257100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 10.0K 0.1 J 01
RA1 RE045180 Resistor Array 180X4 01
RA2 RE044680 Resistor Array 68X4 01
-9 RE044680 Resistor Array 68X4 01
RA10 RE044680 Resistor Array 68X4 01
RA11 RE044680 Resistor Array 68X4 01
RA12 RE045100 Resistor Array 100X4 01
RA13 RE045100 Resistor Array 100X4 01
RA14 RE044680 Resistor Array 68X4 01
-29 RE044680 Resistor Array 68X4 01
RA30 RE045100 Resistor Array 100X4 01
-34 RE045100 Resistor Array 100X4 01
RA35 RE046470 Resistor Array 4.7KX4 01
RA36 RE046470 Resistor Array 4.7KX4 01
RA37 RE047100 Resistor Array 10KX4 01
RA38 RE047100 Resistor Array 10KX4 01
RA39 RE044680 Resistor Array 68X4 01
RA40 RE047220 Resistor Array 22KX4 01
-45 RE047220 Resistor Array 22KX4 01
SW1 VK701100 Push Switch SKHQFN GR PLAY 02
SW2 VK701100 Push Switch SKHQFN GR EDIT 02
SW3 VK701100 Push Switch SKHQFN GR UTIL 02
SW4 VK701100 Push Switch SKHQFN GR EFFECT 02
SW5 VK701100 Push Switch SKHQFN GR MODE 02
SW6 VK701100 Push Switch SKHQFN GR EQ 02
SW7 VN121700 Push Switch SKHHPP MUTE/SOLO 01
SW8 VN121700 Push Switch SKHHPP PART - 01
SW9 VN121700 Push Switch SKHHPP PART + 01
SW10 VN121700 Push Switch SKHHPP ENTER 01
SW11 VN121700 Push Switch SKHHPP SELECT < 01
SW12 VN121700 Push Switch SKHHPP SELECT > 01
SW13 VN121700 Push Switch SKHHPP EXIT 01
SW14 VN121700 Push Switch SKHHPP VALUE - 01
SW15 VN121700 Push Switch SKHHPP VALUE + 01
SW31 VQ665200 Slide Switch SSSF144-S06N-0 HOST SELECT 03
VR1 VS666800 Rotary Variable Resistor RK09K12A0A6CA AD/INPUT 03
VR2 VV016200 Rotary Variable Resistor RK0971212004A A10KX2 POWER/VOL 05
X1 VP864900 Quartz Crystal Unit 16M SMD-49 04
ZD1 VU171500 Zener Diode UDZ 3.6BTE-17 3.6V 01
BA808520 Heat Sink T220M 25L 03
VS598500 Angle Bracket VR 03
VV488200 Holder, Jack JK 03
Connector Assembly SW1 10P (VZ01810)
Connector Assembly SW2 7P (VZ01820)
Connector Assembly VR 10P (VZ01890)
Power Switch Assembly PSW (VZ04850)
EG330360 Bind Head Screw 3.0X6 MFZN2BL 01

VN103500 Lithium Battery CR2032 03

*:New Parts RANK:Japan only

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VS609700 LCD DM113Z-5BL3 19

VS276100 AC Adapter PA-5B J 11

VS353200 AC Adapter PA-5B U 11
VS353300 AC Adapter PA-5B E 12

*:New Parts RANK:Japan only

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