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1、 SERVICE NOTES Issued by RJA Copyright 2006 ROLAND CORPORATION All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of ROLAND CORPORATION. 17058371E0 JAN.2006E-09 Printed in japan(0400)(TP-KW) TABLE OF CONTENTS CAUTIONARY NOTES .2 SPACIFICATIO

2、NS.3 LOCATION OF CONTROLS .4 LOCATION OF CONTROLS PARTS LIST.4 LOCATION OF CONTROLS PARTS LIST.5 EXPLODED VIEW.6 EXPLODED VIEW PARTS LIST.7 EXPLODED VIEW 2.8 EXPLODED VIEW 2 PARTS LIST.9 EXPLODED VIEW 3.10 EXPLODED VIEW 3 PARTS LIST.11 KEYBOARD PARTS LIST.12 GREASING SPREADING POSITION.12 Disassembl

3、y Procedure.13 IMAGE OF REFERENCE.14 PARTS LIST.16 CHECKING THE VERSION NUMBER.19 USERS DATA SAVE AND LOAD.19 FACTORY RESET.20 SYSTEM UPDATE.21 TEST MODE.22 BLOCK DIAGRAM.28 CIRCUIT BOARD(MAIN) .30 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM(MAIN 1/3) .32 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM(MAIN 2/3) .34 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM(MAIN 3/3) .36 CIRCUIT BOAR

4、D(PANEL(L/R)/PHONES).38 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM(PANEL(L/R)/PHONES).40 ERROR MESSAGES.42 RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 2 JAN.2006 CAUTIONARY NOTES Before beginning the procedure, please read through this document. The matters described may differ according to the model. BACK UP USER DATA! User data may be lost dur

5、ing the course of the procedure. Refer to “USERS DATA SAVE AND LOAD” in the Service Notes and save the data. After completing the procedure, restore the backed-up data to the product. PART REPLACEMENT When replacing components near the power-supply circuit or a heat-generating circuit (such as a cir

6、cuit 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 who

7、se 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)

8、. 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 in

9、dications, but no components are mounted. RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库 3 E-09 SPACIFICATIONS E-09(40034):INTERACTIVE ARRANGER Keyboard 61 keys (with velocity) Sound Generator Maximum Polyphony 64 voices Parts 16 parts + Keyboard part Wave Memory 32 M bytes (16-bit linear equivalent) Tones Tones: 614 + 25

10、6 (GM2) Drum Sets: 61 + 9 (GM2) Effects MFX: 47 types Reverb: 8 types Chorus: 8 types Transpose 12 to +12 (in semitones) Arranger Tempo 20 to 250 Styles 130 styles Band Orchestrator 3 types: Drum the number of files varies according to the version). You play back these files in numerical sequence. R

11、equired Equipment SMF Player MIDI Cable UPDATE CD-ROM (#17041741) Procedure 1.Use a MIDI cable to connect MIDI OUT on the external sequencer to MIDI IN on the E-09. If the sequencer is capable of chain play, make the settings to enable chain play of the SMF data. 2.While holding down the FAMILY and

12、TEMPO buttons, switch on the power to the unit. (Continue holding down the buttons until the following screen appears.) fig.Update-01 3.Pressing the 1 (PIANO) button displays “_”, enabling the standby state for receiving MIDI data. fig.Update-02 4.Check the display to make sure the E-09 is at standb

13、y for receiving MIDI data, then play back all “*.mid” files on the E-09 SMF Update Disk in numerical sequence. While MIDI data is being received, the “_” displayed changes to “*_”. When data transmission of one file ends, the display changes to “Waiting.”. Continue by playing back the next file. Upd

14、ating can be accomplished more easily by using a sequencer provided with a chain-play feature, such as the Roland MC-80. 5.When the update ends, the checksum is calculated and displayed on the LCD. fig.Update-03 6.Make sure the “*” portion displayed matches the checksum for the updated version. 7.Re

15、set the power to the unit and perform a factory reset. (Refer to “How to Perform a Factory Reset”.) If the upgrade is unsuccessful, redo the operation from step 1. 1:MIDI 2:- 3:S _ * *(*) 22 JAN.2006 TEST MODE Backing Up the User Data All user data is deleted when Test Mode is carried out. Also be s

16、ure to reload the user data after competing Test Mode. Required Equipment AC voltmeter (ex. NF M-177) Head Phone Speakers (ex. MA-10D) x2 EXP Pedal Hold Pedal Audio Cable x2 MIDI cable Test items The following tests are provided for the E-09. For detailed information about the tests, refer to the co

17、rresponding sections. 0. Test Mode Top page 1. Shock TEST 2. Memory TEST 3. MIDI TEST 4. SOUND TEST1 (OUT1,2 HEADPHONE) 5. SOUND TEST2 (Low, Mid, High) 6. LCD TEST 7. A/D TEST 8. Pedal TEST 9. Switch & LED TEST 10. KEYBOARD TEST 11. Noise TEST 12. Factory Reset Important Notes on Starting Testing Af

18、ter entering the Test mode, no user data is lost until “12.Factory Reset” is executed. Save user data beforehand using an external sequencer and computer only when executing “12.Factory Reset”. (Refer to the sections on USERS DATA SAVE AND LOAD.) Some test items output confirmation-use audio. Before

19、 you start, connect headphones and a monitor speaker. How to Enter the Test Mode Holding down the 8 (WORLD 1) + SPLIT + KEYBOARD TOUCH buttons and switching on the power to the unit displays the top page for the Test mode (CPU and ROM versions). Continue to hold down the buttons until the Test mode

20、top page appears. How to Move among the Test Items Use the USER PROG + FAMILY buttons to move to the next test. Test item details Detailed Description of the Test Mode. 0.Test Mode Top page (E-09 PD Test) fig.lcd-ver 1.Verify the versions of the CPU and program ROM. If the versions are not appropria

21、te, perform an upgrade. (Refer to “How to Update the System.”) For information on the latest versions, check the Service Information. 2.Pressing the TEMPO + / YES button starts the Test mode. 1.SHOCK Test fig.lcd-t02-mute 1.The DEMO SONG is played. Perform checking for momentary noise and the like w

22、hen the VOLUME control is operated. 2.Make sure that audio output is muted while the SONG button is pressed. 3.Pressing the TEMPO + / YES button proceeds to the next test. 2.MEMORY Test (MEMORY Test 1) 1.Perform a check of the CPU and flash ROM (program memory). fig.lcd-t03-rom 2.If no problem is fo

23、und, “OK” (pass) is displayed and operation automatically advances to MEMORY Test 2. If “NG” (fail) is displayed, check the following locations. CPU NG (fail): MAIN BOARD IC3, IC11, IC12, and X1 ROM NG (fail): MAIN BOARD IC5 and IC36 Pressing the USER PROG + TEMPO + / YES buttons proceeds to the nex

24、t test. CPU1.00 ROM1.00 SHOCK Mute:- CPU:- ROM:- 23 E-09 (MEMORY Test 2) 3.Perform a check of the DRAM. fig.lcd-t04-dram 4.If no problem is found, “OK” (pass) is displayed and operation automatically advances to MEMORY Test 3. If “NG” (fail) is displayed, check the following location. DRAM NG (fail)

25、: MAIN BOARD IC8 Pressing the USER PROG + TEMPO + / YES buttons proceeds to Memory Test 3. (MEMORY Test 3) 5.Perform a check of the wave ROM and DSP. fig.lcd-t05-wave 6.On normal completion, “OK” is displayed and processing automatically moves on to the next test. If “NG” (fail) is displayed, check

26、the following locations. WAVE NG (fail): MAIN BOARD IC22 DSP NG (fail): MAIN BOARD IC21, X2, and IC29 Pressing the USER PROG + TEMPO + / YES buttons changes to the next test. If no problem is found in any memory test, operation automatically advances to the next test. 3.MIDI Test fig.lcd-t06-midi Co

27、nnect MIDI IN and MIDI OUT using a MIDI cable. When the connection is correct, the LCD screen on the E-09 displays “OK” and operation automatically advances to the next test. 4.SOUND Test1 (L-ch Test) fig.lcd-t07-Left 1.Make sure a sine wave is output from Output-L and the left side of the headphone

28、s. 2.Pressing the TEMPO + / YES button proceeds to the R-ch test. (R-ch Test) fig.lcd-t08-right 3.Make sure a delta wave is output from Output-R and the right side of the headphones. 4.Pressing the TEMPO + / YES button proceeds to the L/R-ch test. (L/R-ch Test) fig.lcd-t09-lr 5.Make sure a sine wave

29、 is output from Output-L and the left side of the headphones and a delta wave is output from Output-R and the right side of the headphones. 6.Pressing the TEMPO + / YES button proceeds to the next test. DRAM:- WAVE:- DSP:- MIDI Connect:- Left Right 24 JAN.2006 5.SOUND Test2 Check for speaker flutter

30、. Adjust the VOLUME control so that the setting is no higher than the center. (Low Range Test) 1.Make sure a bass-range sine wave (with up and down changes in pitch) is output from Output-L and -R. 2.Make sure the speaker audio is free of flutter. fig.lcd-t10-low 3.Pressing TEMPO + / YES advances to

31、 the Mid Range Test. (Mid Range Test) 4.Make sure a mid-range sine wave (with up and down changes in pitch) is output from Output-L and -R. 5.Make sure the speaker audio is free of flutter. fig.lcd-t11-mid 6.Pressing TEMPO + / YES advances to the High Range Test. (High Range Test) 7.Make sure a treb

32、le-range sine wave (with up and down changes in pitch) is output from Output-L and -R. 8.Make sure the speaker audio is free of flutter. fig.lcd-t12-high * Pressing 1 returns to the Low Range Test. * Pressing 2 returns to the Mid Range Test. * Pressing 3 returns to the High Range Test. Note:The foll

33、owing three operations allow more detailed inspection. 1. Pressing SONG makes the pitch-changing stop. Pressing it a second time resumes. 2. Pressing SELECT during operation changes the direction of the pitch-change. 3. Pressing SELECT while operation is stopped allows fine adjustment of the pitch.

34、9.Pressing TEMPO + / YES advances to the next item. 6.LCD Test fig.lcd-t13-whole 1.Make sure all dots and icons on the LCD screen are displayed. 2.Pressing the TEMPO + / YES button advances to the LCD hide-all test. fig.lcd-t14-noth 3.Make sure no dots or icon on the LCD screen are displayed. 4.Pres

35、sing the TEMPO + / YES button advances to the LCD Contrast Test. (LCD Contrast Test) fig.lcd-t15-cd20 5.Make sure the contrast value increases or decreases by 10 steps at a time when SELECT is pressed. The contrast value is displayed on the LCD screen (at the * location). 6.Pressing the TEMPO + / YE

36、S button proceeds to the next test. Low: - 1 Mid: - 2 High: - 3 LCD Contrast:20 25 E-09 7.A/D Test 1 (Bender, Modulation) Verify bender and modulation operation. When entering this test, first make sure the Bender control has not been operated (flipped down). (This is because the A/D value when ente

37、ring the test is read as the midpoint voltage.) (“OK” is not displayed unless the tests are conducted in the sequence of Bender left, Bender right, and Modulation.) fig.lcd-t16-bend 1.Move the Bender control all the way to the left, and when the value “- 128” is displayed, a clicking sound is heard.

38、 2.Move the Bender control all the way to the right, and when the value “127” is displayed, a clicking sound is heard. 3.When left and right testing are both finished, “OK” is displayed. 4.Move the Modulation control all the way toward the back, and when the value “127” is displayed, a clicking soun

39、d is heard. 5.Return the Modulation control back toward the front, and when the value “0” is displayed, a clicking sound is heard, “OK” is displayed, and operation advances to the next test. 8.Pedal Test (Hold Pedal) fig.lcd-t17-hold 1.Connect a Hold pedal to FOOT SWITCH at the rear of the unit. 2.D

40、epressing the Hold pedal displays the value “127”, and a clicking sound is heard. 3.Return the Hold pedal, and when the value “0” is displayed, a clicking sound is heard, “OK” is displayed, and operation automatically advances to the next test. 9.SWITCH & LED Test fig.lcd-t18-sw Perform a check of t

41、he switches and LEDs. Entering this test makes all LEDs light up. 1.Pressing the switches provided with LEDs makes the LEDs go dark. The number of switches remaining unpressed is displayed at the top right of the screen. , , , and LEDs = SELECT switch (button) 2.When all switches have been pressed,

42、operation automatically advances to the next test. When more than one switch is pressed simultaneously, “WARNING !” is displayed on the LCD screen. If this happens, press the USER PROG + FAMILY 3.3 IC32 9V - 5V CN5 DAMP /+ m #04125634 WIRING W5 FOR POWER JUMPER m 30 JAN.2006 CIRCUIT BOARD(MAIN) fig.

43、main-comp View from components side “scale=0.6” 31 E-09 CIRCUIT BOARD(MAIN) fig.main-foi View from foil side “scale=0.6” 33 2006.01E-09 32 回路図 (MAIN 1/3) fig.main1-c 3 5 2 4 11 4 2 5 3 MIDI HOLD BENDER LCD_UNIT To Panel LTo Panel R MIDIOUT A0 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 A12 A13 A14 A15 A17 A18 A

44、19 A21 D15 D14 D13 D12 D11 D10 D8 D9 D7 D6 D4 D5 D3 D2 D0 D1 D15 D14 D12 D13 D10 D8 D9 D11 D6 D7 D4 D5 D1 D0 D3 D2 A17 A18 A19 A21 XFLCS1 XFLWP5V A3V16 A3V17 A3V18 A3V19 A3V21 A0.21 A3V8 A3V0 A8 A9 A10 A11 A12 A13 A14 A15 A4 A5 A6 A7 A0 A2 A3 A3V9 A3V10 A3V11 A3V12 A3V13 A3V14 A3V15 A3V1 A3V3 A3V2 A

45、3V5 A3V4 A3V7 A3V6 D0.15 XWR5V XRD5V RDXWR5V XCASH5V XCASL5V XRAS5V XFLCS1 XFLCS0 XCS0 XCS1 XFLWP5V XRD5V XRD5V XRD5V XWR5V RDXWR5V XCASH5V XCASL5V XRAS5VXRAS3V XCASH3V XCASL3V RDXWR3V D3V8 D3V9 D3V10 D3V11 D3V12 D3V13 D3V14 D3V15 D3V0 D3V1 D3V3 D3V2 D3V5 D3V4 D3V7 D3V6 XWR5V XRD5V RDXWR5V XCASH5V XCASL5V XRAS5V XFLCS1 XCS0 XCS1 A16 XCS0 XWR5V D3V0 D3V1