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  1. PAGE 2
  2.  
  3.  
  4.  
  5. ATTENTION! ‘,
  6.  
  7. `
  8.  
  9. Possible changes to. principal scheme of electronic -
  10.  
  11. musical synthesizer (EMC) AELITA will be in the future
  12. reflected in the instruction manual attached to the inst
  13. rument.
  14.  
  15. 1. INTRODUCTION
  16.  
  17. 1.1. This instruction provides a search technique-
  18.  
  19. inconsistency, repair, adjustment and adjustment of electric
  20.  
  21. mechanical and mechanical components of electronic musical synthesis
  22. torus AELITA. .
  23.  
  24. 1.2. AELITA is a solo three-voice.
  25.  
  26. electronic synthesizer with great musical art
  27. | mi and technical capabilities. °
  28.  
  29. AELITA is a widely used tool as
  30. in musical ensembles, and at home. |
  31.  
  32. The tool has devices with which you can
  33. to get the vibration of sounds, sounds, varying in timbre, complex
  34. sounds made up of the sounds of several octaves.
  35.  
  36. For ngra on the instrument AELITA PTZ amplifier is required-
  37. frequency with an acoustic unit (e.g. ELECTRON:
  38. 104C). .
  39.  
  40. Note. In the textbook of instructions, the following
  41. terms:
  42. frequency vibrato — Vibration of sounds in frequency, semi-random for
  43. frequency account. modulation of sounds with a low-frequency signal with an hour
  44.  
  45. .
  46. total 2-10 Hz;
  47. | timbre vibrato — vibration of sound along a timbre with frequency
  48. . 92-10 Hz; -,
  49. 1 °. harmonic synthesis — implements the required amount of
  50.  
  51. beating harmonics (overtones);
  52.  
  53. timbre percussion — a sharp change in the timbre of sound from you`
  54.  
  55. voltage when you press any key on the device;
  56.  
  57. `` wow effect — a device with which the resonance
  58. the frequency of the selective amplifier can be changed in a certain
  59. nom frequency range; `
  60.  
  61. chromatic gamma — This is the gamut in which every octave
  62.  
  63. divided evenly into twelve semitones, i.e. seven white n
  64.  
  65. five black keys. The frequency of adjacent halftones is different
  66. about. ; 3
  67.  
  68.  
  69. ".‚ Low to high, obtained by the filing of a steward,
  70.  
  71. <
  72.  
  73.  
  74.  
  75.  
  76. PAGE 3
  77.  
  78. 2. in |
  79. by a factor equal = 10595 This dependence rasirost-
  80.  
  81. `wounded on the entire scale and applies to any adjacent key-.
  82. keyboard spam. Sounds of the same name in adjacent octaves ’ex.
  83. double in frequency;
  84.  
  85. attack — a smooth change in the rise of the sound, will receive:
  86. due to the required formation of the leading front
  87. _ signal in the former; .
  88.  
  89. attenuation — the effect of fading in volume sounds, resulting in ”
  90. due to the fact that the modulator after releasing the key
  91. continues to work until there is enough energy for
  92. discharge capacity to power the shaper, which
  93. starts the corresponding modulator;
  94.  
  95. amplitude vibrato — vibration of sounds by volume, zero
  96. obtained by amplitude modulation of sounds rectangular
  97. a signal with a frequency of 5-8 Hz;
  98.  
  99. glissando - smoothly changed in frequency by a certain
  100. value.
  101.  
  102. ‚1.3. AELITA synthesizer is designed in a metal case
  103. from light alloys. The outer surface of the cover and housing
  104. digging vinyl artificial leather. Composite tool body. It consists
  105. from the lid and the pallet on which the main functions are mounted
  106. On-site nodes: keyboard, power supply, tops board.
  107.  
  108. `The controls are combined in a’ separate unit — control unit- °
  109.  
  110. equalization. The composition of the control panel includes a board specifying gs ”
  111. nerators tuned to a frequency of the order of 6.5 MGi, filter
  112. low frequency, controlled by constant voltage, gsner-
  113. a torus of infralow frequencies for modulation of master heterators and
  114. for modulating the filter, the shaper transient
  115. teak for filter and switching board.
  116.  
  117. The remote control is attached to the corus on rotary devices and with
  118. folding folds, closing free space
  119. above the keyboard. Remote ‘electrically connected to the instrument
  120. ‘Using a flexible cable. The panel is made of aluminum, okle-
  121. yen outside the skin. Both in working and in transport position -
  122. The remote control is fixed with two side screws. Functional
  123. The graphics were made on polyetirol linings. |
  124.  
  125. 1.4. In the text of the instruction
  126.  
  127. the following designations are accepted
  128. functional devices.
  129.  
  130. 1.4.1. Board of the GHG master generators.
  131. 1.4.2. Tone card `PT.
  132.  
  133.  
  134.  
  135. 3. Filter board
  136.  
  137. 1.4
  138.  
  139. 1.44. PSU power supply,
  140. 1.4.5. Control board about ‚PU.
  141. 1.4 pcs. ''
  142. 1.4
  143.  
  144. .6. Switching fee
  145. L. Pedal volume _ | PP
  146.  
  147. - 2. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION.
  148.  
  149. synthesizer
  150.  
  151. 2.1. Electronic Music Options
  152.  
  153. must ‘correspond to the values ​​given in table. | according to:
  154. In accordance with the technical conditions of EI? 2.940.017 TU.
  155.  
  156.  
  157.  
  158. di:
  159.  
  160.  
  161.  
  162. Table 1
  163. Parameter Name | Norma Prime-
  164. | reading
  165. 1. The error in building the tool mod-
  166. Liu, $, no more than 0.15
  167. 2. Care of the instrument in 4 hours. continuous- | .
  168. modular work,%, no more at | 0.5
  169. . permissible temperature change, ° С] +2
  170. humidity,% +2
  171. 3. The restructuring of each vote, okt, not me:
  172. n .. 1,0
  173. 4. General restructuring, oct, at least 46
  174. 5. The voltage of the output signal, V, ne ms- | _
  175. her. 0.25. .
  176. ° at load, kOhm, not less than 100 -:
  177. 6. Volume control range, dB, ne
  178. menes 60
  179. 7. The background level of the pause, dB, ie more than minus 55.
  180. 8. Power consumption, VA, not more than 25
  181.  
  182.  
  183.  
  184.  
  185.  
  186. 2.2. AELITA electronic music synthesizer consists
  187.  
  188. of the following main nodes and blocks:
  189.  
  190. 1} master generators,. .
  191.  
  192. 2) tone boards,,
  193. 3) filter boards, ‘’
  194.  
  195. 4) control board number 1,
  196.  
  197. 5) switching commutation, ^
  198.  
  199. 6) control board No. 2,
  200.  
  201. 7} power supply,
  202.  
  203. 8) keyboards
  204.  
  205. 2 Order 460 ._. .5
  206.  
  207.  
  208. PAGE 4
  209.  
  210. 3). volume pedals
  211. 10) connection board:
  212.  
  213. 2.3. Description of the structural diagram.
  214. The block diagram is shown in Fig. |.
  215.  
  216. ‚Three master generators generate an order frequency
  217. 6.5 MHz each. From the output of each master signal generator
  218.  
  219. ‘Ly come to the tone board at the corresponding conversion
  220. _ ruler. Each scaler consists of eight after.
  221.  
  222. integrated triggers executed on microcircuits
  223. type K155TME,
  224.  
  225. The code of each key using a diode matrix on the board
  226. The control goes to the memory device in the tone board and with
  227. moves of memory cells (K $ - trigger on K155LAZ microcircuits)
  228. steps on the control inputs of the scale bar. So
  229. the division coefficient of each ruler changes at once. Management
  230. the numbing chains of the gauge rulers are connected by the ranks of the parallel
  231.  
  232. lolno. From the outputs of the recalculated rulers, the signals arrive at ok-_
  233.  
  234. tavtsy dividers. From each output of octave dividers
  235. rectangular shape arrive on the switching board, where
  236. There is a choice of an octave of sound and a choice of the form of sound. With the exit pic!
  237. of the ice octavic divider, the signals arrive at the filter, control:
  238. voltage controlled, and voltage controlled amplifier.
  239. Shaper for the filter generates a control voltage
  240. to work out the filter (forms an attack, attenuation and level).
  241.  
  242. The driver for the amplifier provides a control voltage
  243. Movement to create attack, attenuation. Sound by volume. With out
  244. la ’amplifier signal goes to the output jack
  245. external mixing device, amplifier.
  246.  
  247. 2.4. Description of the electrical circuit diagram
  248. music synthesizer.
  249.  
  250. 2.4.1. Master generators (Fig. 1 app. 4). Gene Fee:
  251. of radiators contains three master oscillators made according to
  252. the same pattern. Each heperator is made on one micro
  253. PG-05 or PG-Ob` or PG-07 type K155LAZ scheme included in
  254. analog mode. The adjustment of the generator is carried out under-
  255.  
  256. with the core heart and the varicap matrix PG- \ !: (PG- \ ® ,.
  257.  
  258. PG-UZ) type KVS 120A. Varicap control voltage
  259. matrix. fed through a resistor PG-E17 (PG \ V20, PG-V23) with
  260.  
  261. Tennometer determining the octave `° reorganization of PG-V29’
  262.  
  263. (PG-VZ0, PG-K31). General ‘tuning of three generators
  264. is applied by supplying potential through the resistors PG-V! 8, PG-V21,
  265. PG-V24 with potentiometer PG-K27. Frequency master oscillators
  266. must correspond to the dainas indicated in the diagram (Fig. 1
  267.  
  268. 8
  269.  
  270. .
  271.  
  272. app. 4). There is an infra-low frequency generator on the board.
  273.  
  274. > .-
  275.  
  276. 2 *
  277.  
  278.  
  279.  
  280. Have fun
  281.  
  282. her
  283. 2AiRaOiO s
  284.  
  285. | Reye I]
  286.  
  287. Sdimos
  288. Relat
  289.  
  290.  
  291.  
  292.  
  293.  
  294.  
  295.  
  296.  
  297.  
  298.  
  299. withdrawal
  300.  
  301. Kiyotiro
  302.  
  303. ‘Other Svriytrnoy sneth ME I2DIRYA.
  304.  
  305.  
  306. PAGE 5
  307.  
  308. for modulating master oscillators and for modulating a filter. `
  309.  
  310. The generator is made on. multiprogram PG-04 according to the multivib-
  311. a radiator. |
  312.  
  313. On the board is also a string generator, made
  314. according to the ’scheme of an asymmetric multivibrator on a PG-OT chip.
  315. whose frequency is set by the PG-C1 capacity, and the frequency change
  316. - resistor PG-V2.` On the chips PG-02, PG-03 made de-
  317. frequency suppressor with a meander waveform. From direct outputs mi:
  318. PG-03 circuits signals are fed to resistive adders
  319. on PGV4, V5 and PG-V8, 89. `The wetting capacities of PG-C2, PG-S4 are
  320. integrating. At the points. PG-17, 18 received signals treu-
  321. only in shape, out of phase with each other
  322. - 120 °. This signal through the densities of the PG-S4 and PG-S8 triangular
  323. we arrive either on the ground (when the STRINGS button is
  324. in the off state), or in the control circuit
  325. frequency variation of the second and third master oscillators.
  326.  
  327. 2.4.2. Payment of tones (Fig. 1 app. 5). Pay tones serves
  328. to get all the original sounds of the instrument. On the board
  329. put a diode matrix to select any note in the interval
  330. octaves, for example, PT-U89 diodes are used to select MI sweats -
  331. _ PT-U96 and diode matrix on diodes PT-U97 — PT- \ 104, serving-,
  332. to select this sound in any of 4 octaves. These diodes are
  333. dinen with the inputs of memory cells made on microcircuits
  334. K155LAZ according to the B5 $ scheme - a trigger.
  335.  
  336. Contacts ПТ-Х11, Х5 / 4 of the tone board are connected to
  337. Som, and to all inputs of B $ - triggers connected to the corresponding
  338. General diodes, logic is supplied. bullets. Thus, the task
  339. the conversion factor for the translation ruler, for example,
  340. on the chips PT-07, PT-012 and PT-018, PT-020. On the chip
  341. max PT-07, PT-O! 0. (PT-021, PT-024, PT-OZ5, PT-038) `` assembled
  342. directly variable divider, n by
  343. microcircuits PT-O11, PT-012, (PT-025, PT-026, PT-039, PT-540)
  344. - dividers for receiving sound in a pug octave. ,
  345.  
  346. On the PT-013, PT-214 microcircuits are assembled directly
  347. octave dividers, and on. the PT-O15 chip is a divider for. half-
  348.  
  349. the entire musical range of the sawtooth voltage.
  350.  
  351. Niya. Diodes PT- \ U107 — PT- \ U121 are used to receive a signal from
  352. a duty cycle of eight.
  353.  
  354. On the PT-216 chip, a switch n formed:
  355. square wave, PNL-shaped and signal
  356. fishing with duty cycle. On the PT-O17 chip, the
  357. The driver of unison signals. The rest of the rulers are executed ”
  358. in a logical way.
  359.  
  360. 2.4.3. Switching fee (Fig. 1 app. 6.). On the board
  361.  
  362. . mutations are located octave sound select switches
  363.  
  364. 8
  365.  
  366.  
  367.  
  368. niya for all three channels;
  369.  
  370. nih signals p. |. VIB-switches
  371. RATO for every voice. potentiometers
  372. tons of each register, switches of each voice: On the board
  373. the waveform selection switches and! -
  374.  
  375. a low generator for modulating master oscillators and.
  376.  
  377. filter and diodes PK-U1, PK- \ 2, for the formation of falling,
  378. increasing voltage. There are also
  379.  
  380. Switch to enable modulation of the first master oscillator
  381.  
  382. third.
  383.  
  384. 2.4.4. Filter board (Fig. 1 app. 3). The filter board is
  385. costs from the low end of the filter on the PF- \ 1 —- PFUY transistors
  386. n control transistors PF-U11, PF-U! 3. Fill out filter
  387. in the form of a chain of serially connected transistors, you "
  388. filling the role of variable resistors n capacitors PF-C2:
  389. PF-S5. |
  390.  
  391. The signal through pin 4. enters the filter input, and
  392.  
  393. voltage, e.g. from a variable ’resistor slider
  394. 1F-V49 — through the resistor PF-V48. ”
  395. voltage on the base PF- \ Y! 3 change the transition resistance
  396. collector-emitter of this transistor, the base potential changes
  397. PF- \ U11 transistor, its collector resistance changes
  398. emitter, and on the basis of this, the transition resistance changes
  399. collector-emitter of transistor chains, due to which changing:
  400. The initial signal spectrum (high frequency blockage) is very wide.
  401. wide limits. about
  402.  
  403. On transistors PF-U12, PF - \! 4, PF- \ U15, PF-M16 collector.
  404.  
  405. matching cascade with a common emitter for conversion
  406. push-pull filter signal into a regular single-cycle signal.
  407. The output signal, which is allocated on the PF-V19 resistor, through
  408. the PF-V21 resistor and the PF-S13 capacitor is fed to the input
  409. la; voltage-controlled, on traction resistors PF- \ U17,
  410. PF-U18. The role of the emitter changing resistor is
  411. transistor PF- \ 19, the basic purpose of which is fed
  412. voltage from the voltage driver for the amplifier.
  413.  
  414. On transistors PF - \ / 20 — PF- \ U22 matching is made. n
  415. output amplifier whose gain is stabilized
  416.  
  417. `` transistor PF- \ 21.
  418.  
  419. There is also a transformer shaper on the board ’
  420.  
  421. envelope voltage characteristics for
  422. litel assembled on transistors PF- \ 26, PF-UZ1, PF-UZ3,
  423. PF-UZ5, PF \ 37, PF-Ui, PF-U43, PF-U47, PF-U4.
  424.  
  425. Positive potential from pin 13 of the filter board
  426. steps to the input of the shaper. The circuit of the resistor PF-V7b, cop
  427.  
  428. 9
  429.  
  430.  
  431. PAGE 6
  432.  
  433. the capacitor PF-S20 and the transistor PF-UZ5 formrost parastay-
  434. The main thermal (attack of sound), and the circuit from the transistor PF- \ U41,
  435. capacitor PF-S20 forms a falling potential (attenuation
  436. . sound`}; From the output of the shaper from the emitter PF-U49
  437.  
  438. The potential potential is brought through the PF-VZ5 resistor to the base of the ears.
  439.  
  440. ‘Pickup transistor PF-U! 9 transistor amplifier
  441. PF-U17, PF-U18. On the board. located also. shaper
  442. Transition characteristics for envelope voltage formations
  443. filter for transistors PF- \ U25, PF- \ 32, PF- \ Z4,
  444. PF- \ UZ6, PF- \ U38, PF- \ 42, PF- \ U44, IF- \ 48, PF-U50.
  445.  
  446. The principle of operation is similar to the envelope shaper on
  447. voltage for the amplifier. There is a positive circuit in the filter.
  448.  
  449. feedback, which changes its quality factor with the help of
  450.  
  451. torus PF-VZ, leading to self-excitation.
  452.  
  453. 2.4.5. Control board (Fig. 1 app. 7). .
  454.  
  455. The control diodes are located on the control board. \ U [- PU-U24,
  456. Diodes PU- \ U2, PU. \ 4, PU-Ub, PU-U8, PU-U10, PU-U12, PUUM,
  457. PU- \ U! 6, PU- \ 18, PU- \ 20, PU- \ U22, PU-U24 are used to organize:
  458. Octavic sound on. Others are similarly included
  459. diodes for organizing the inclusion of other octaves on the other two
  460. circuit boards. The same diodes PU-U1, connected together, organ
  461. They include the inclusion of sound FA, other diodes, for example, PU- \ 15, or-
  462. Organize the inclusion of sound BEFORE. Similarities are included and others
  463. sounds. about
  464.  
  465. 2.4.6. The connection board. Connecting board
  466. started to connect the electrical circuits of the control unit with
  467. tonal tone and power supply through connectors type © io40.
  468.  
  469. 2.4.7. Volume pedal. The volume pedal is designed as
  470. discharge unit. The pedal is designed to adjust the volume
  471. ty sounding instrument. Change the volume by
  472. by changing the resistance of the photoresistors when changing them
  473. illumination. Odia photoresistor in series with
  474. signal, and the other parallel to the signal. Output signal with
  475. The power is supplied to the non-power amplifier.
  476.  
  477. 2.4.8. Keyboard. Piano Keyboard Valve width
  478. the inside corresponds to the width of the pnino key. Under each
  479.  
  480. Visha is a pseudo-contact group, with the help of which--
  481.  
  482. The swarm is the code of the necessary key and octave sound
  483. ka. "°
  484.  
  485. `2.49. Power supply (Fig. 1 app. 2).
  486.  
  487. The power supply produces four stabilized voltage
  488. + 5V for 1A, hypus 0.7 for 0.2A, + 10V for 0.2A and minus 10V for ol.
  489. Each pairing is obtained on its rectifier with a stable
  490. lysers made on transistors KT5OZV and KT817V,
  491. KT50EV and KT816V. KT816V and KT817V transistors are placed on
  492.  
  493. 19
  494.  
  495. —_C_
  496.  
  497. > eo
  498.  
  499. '-
  500.  
  501. p + - + - *.
  502.  
  503. > =
  504.  
  505. separate radiators for better heat dissipation. Each straight:
  506. The vehicle is assembled according to a two-half-bridge circuit. For better?
  507. stabilization of low voltage is used in
  508. As a reference voltage + 10V voltage. about
  509.  
  510. 3. ORGANIZATION OF REPAIR
  511.  
  512. 3.1. The radio mechanic in the workplace should have the following
  513. Personal protective equipment: Instrument with insulated
  514. handles, dnemrichesky rug.
  515.  
  516. *
  517.  
  518. -
  519.  
  520. 3.2. It is forbidden to check for voltage
  521. "To nskru".
  522.  
  523. ‚3.3. Repair and inspect EMC AELITA under the yarn-
  524. it is allowed only in cases when the completed work
  525. in a device disconnected from the network it is possible (adjustment,
  526. Renne of modes, similar to bad contacts in the switch,
  527. waveform observation). In this case, you must be especially
  528. careful to avoid getting under voltage.
  529.  
  530. 3.4. Measuring instruments must be connected to the ground.
  531. EMC AELITA after disconnecting it from the network by the plug-in
  532. a genius. _:
  533.  
  534. 3.5. In all cases 6 with the included tool
  535. AELITA, when there is a danger of touching current-carrying
  536. parts, it is necessary to use the tool with isolation
  537. with my hands. Work should be with one hand. ,
  538.  
  539. 3.6. Soldering mounting EMC, under tension,
  540. prohibited. about ,
  541.  
  542. 3.7. When replacing a fusible insert, disconnect
  543. EMC from the network. about
  544.  
  545. 3.8. When repairing electronic music. synthesizer
  546. AELITA should be installed but opportunities in a way
  547. to avoid personal injury from a possible explosion of electric
  548. lithium capacitors. ,
  549.  
  550. 3.9. It is forbidden to repair EMC AELITA, including
  551. in the power grid, in damp rooms having earthen, non-cement
  552. other or other conductive floors. In these cases, EMC AELI-
  553.  
  554. TA should be sent to the workshop. `
  555.  
  556. 3.10. It is forbidden to repair EMC AELITA near the
  557. ground structures (central batteries, if
  558.  
  559. - no fences um. P.) .
  560.  
  561. 3.11. The list of tools required for repair:
  562.  
  563. 3.11.1. Electric soldering iron with a capacity of not more than 50 W, sting
  564. The box must be grounded. ..
  565.  
  566. 3.11.2. Screwdriver 7810-0313 cd. hr GOST 17199-71.
  567.  
  568. 3.11.3. Side cutters. -
  569.  
  570. 3.11.4. Tweezers. -
  571.  
  572. 3.11.5. Knife.
  573.  
  574. 2.
  575.  
  576.  
  577. PAGE 7
  578.  
  579. Note. When working with microcircuits should be irs-
  580. ‚Protection measures are provided‘ against static
  581.  
  582. in the form of a grounded bracelet, a fallen hand.
  583.  
  584. 3.U. The list of instrumentation, peob-
  585. repair required: °
  586.  
  587. 3.12.1. Electronic oscilloscope TK-4362.
  588. ‚3.12.2. Low-frequency generator TV-0157.
  589. `3.12.3. Frequency meter TV-0157.
  590. 3.12.4. Tube millivoltmeter TV-0157.
  591. 3.12.5. Ampervoltmeter 44324 or similar.
  592.  
  593. Note. Allowed to use ‚class devices
  594. not worse than indicated.
  595.  
  596. 4. TROUBLESHOOTING METHOD
  597.  
  598. Before opening the tool for repair, you must-
  599. complete the following.
  600.  
  601. `4.1. Connect the pedal cable to the instrument output, and co-.
  602.  
  603. ‘Extension cable to the OUT socket. on the pedal n to the amplifier
  604. _ low ‘frequency ELECTRON: 104C with speakers.
  605.  
  606. Oscilloscope, electronic. frequency meter n voltmeter
  607. read to the output of the instrument.
  608.  
  609. 4.2. Before connecting the tool to the power supply,
  610.  
  611. my buttons And control knobs set In the following 1 position-_
  612.  
  613. NII:
  614. 1) the GENERAL zone of the SETTING knob — to the “=” position.
  615. 2) handles 1, .2, 3 of the zone SETUP — to the * - "position,
  616. 3) buttons. "REGISTER zones should be pressed,
  617. 4) buttons & m. TEMBR zones should be pressed,
  618.  
  619. 5). VIBRATO 1,2, 3 buttons should be off
  620. position
  621.  
  622. 6} handles “|”, “2”, “3”, (“2 '”, <4 ’”, “8’) of the VOLUME zone
  623. votes, UNISON - in position "10",
  624.  
  625. 7) handle "10’ "- in position" 0 ",
  626.  
  627. 8) ON buttons. VOLUME VOICE, UNISON zones
  628. - in the off position,
  629.  
  630. 9) buttons |, 2 KEYBOARD CONTROL, TREMOLS
  631. TEMBROM CONTROL zones — in the off position,
  632.  
  633. 12
  634.  
  635.  
  636.  
  637. .`
  638.  
  639. 10) knob RANGE, ACUTE, DEPTH, ATTACK, _
  640.  
  641. ATTENUATION, LEVEL of the TEMBROM CONTROL zone —to
  642. position "0", E
  643.  
  644. 11) ATTACK handles, ATTENUATION of the MANAGEMENT zone
  645.  
  646. VOLUME - in position "0",
  647.  
  648. _. 12) handles * 54 "LEVEL of a zone MANAGEMENT OF THUNDER-
  649. BONE — in position “10”, _
  650. | & VOICES,
  651.  
  652. that 7
  653. 13) Fade buttons, „= UNISON
  654.  
  655. STRINGS- - cut-offs,
  656. o 14) the handle FREQUENCY VIBRATO, TREMOLO - in. position
  657. "0",.
  658.  
  659. VIBRATO groups - on,
  660.  
  661. 16) the “MOD 1 * 3” button is turned off. . ',
  662.  
  663. 17) VIBRATO DEPTH-handle - in the “0” position. \.
  664. 18) handle DEPTH TREMOLO — in position "0", =
  665.  
  666. 19) ‘the volume pedal must be depressed.
  667.  
  668. 15) button and ^
  669.  
  670. 4.3. Insert the plug of the power cord into an electrical outlet
  671. network. Press the NETWORK button. In this case, the light should fade
  672. indicator.
  673.  
  674. +
  675.  
  676. The tool is ready to go. o `
  677.  
  678. 4.4. To lose. chromatic scale with hollow pressed
  679. pedal, while the sound of the instrument should be absent
  680. with any key pressed, and the level of signal leakage
  681. must be no more than 5 mV.
  682.  
  683. 4.5. Turn on the top ’zone button. VOLUME -
  684. OWL, UNISON. ''
  685.  
  686. 4.6. Playing the chromatic scale, check the sound
  687. all keys on the keyboard, while the waveform of the signal
  688. must correspond to fig. 1
  689.  
  690. The sound of each note should be the same in strength
  691. volume in relation to the adjacent note.
  692.  
  693. .47. In the same way, check the sound, including the night`
  694.  
  695. rarely the buttons “4”, “8’ ”,“ 16 ’”, “32’ ”of the top row of the REGI- zone
  696. STRA. The remaining buttons and knobs are in the same position as
  697. in transfers 1–18 of clause 4.2 and in clause 4.5;
  698.  
  699. thirteen.
  700.  
  701.  
  702.  
  703. PAGE 8
  704.  
  705. x
  706.  
  707. Note. When playing chromatic: gamma, make sure
  708.  
  709. In the volume on the “2’ ”register the instrument sounds -
  710.  
  711. an octave higher in relation to the sound on the
  712. the “4” bar, two octaves higher, respectively
  713. ‚But with respect to the sound on the register“ 8’, pa
  714. three octaves higher — on the 16 ’register and four
  715. D of the octave higher — on the “32” regnst. ”
  716.  
  717. 4.8. Similarly. check the sound, including alternately
  718.  
  719. KNOPKN "", "^ b in the upper row of the zone
  720. TEMBR, on the register "8". (kionka “8’ ”in the upper row of the zone RE-
  721. GISTRA included).
  722.  
  723. The waveforms of the signals must correspond to fig. 2.3.
  724.  
  725. 4.9. Turn off the top zone button. VOICE VOLUME-
  726. OWL, UNISON.
  727.  
  728. 4.10. Dig in the middle button of the VOLUME -
  729. OWL, UNISON.
  730.  
  731. 4.11. Repeat un. 4.6-4.8 for buttons ‘in the front row of zones
  732. REG ISTRA. TIMBRE.
  733.  
  734. 4.12. Turn off the middle button of the Zone VOICE VOLUME-
  735.  
  736. With s, UNISON.
  737. `4.13. Turn on the lower entry of the zop. VOLUME VOICE-
  738. OWL, UNISON.
  739.  
  740. 4.14. Repeat un. 4.6–4.8 for buttons in the bottom row of zones
  741. REGISTERS, TEMBR.
  742.  
  743. 4.15. Turn on the upper and middle buttons ’of the GROUND zone:
  744. BONE OF VOICES, UNISON.
  745.  
  746. 4.16. Press the buttons “8’ ”,“ 8 ’”, “8’ ”are called REGISTERS.
  747.  
  748. 4.17. Enable buttons
  749.  
  750. ‚PP› „. P. with C ›zone TEMBR.
  751.  
  752. 4.18. By pressing the twenty-depressed key (la), using
  753. check "|", "2", "3" zops SETUP to achieve a unified sound -
  754. Niya. Moreover, the position of the handles "|", "2", "3" must correspond to
  755. approximately <^ ". ,
  756.  
  757. 4.19. Turn off the middle ’and lower buttons of the THRESHOLD zone.
  758. BONE OF VOICES, UNISON. -
  759.  
  760. . 4.20. Press the twenty-ninth key (a), frequency
  761. Before. pzhna to be within (440: 10) Guy.
  762.  
  763. 4.21. Move the “1” knob of the SETUP zone to the extreme-
  764. voe position.
  765.  
  766. 4.22. Press the twenty-ninth key (a), frequency
  767. must be within (311 = 10) Hz.
  768.  
  769. 4.23. Move the “1” knob of the HOUR TROIKA zone to the extreme right-
  770.  
  771. voe position.
  772. 4.24. Press the twenty-ninth key (a). frequency
  773. should be in the range of (622-15) Hz.
  774.  
  775. m
  776.  
  777.  
  778.  
  779. . 4.25. Move the “|” handle of the SETUP zoop to
  780.  
  781. 4.96. The handle of the GENERAL zone NAST ROIKA is transferred to the extreme
  782. top position.
  783. 4.27. Press the twenty-ninth key (a), frequency
  784.  
  785. ‹-»
  786.  
  787. must. be within (593+ 15) Guy.
  788.  
  789. 4.28. GENERAL ZOPE SETUP knob to translate to krayis
  790. lower position.
  791.  
  792. 4.29: Press the twenty-ninth key (a), frequency
  793. should be within (37С = 10) Hz.
  794. ° 4.30. Move the GENERAL ZONE SETTING knob to
  795. <- ".
  796.  
  797. 4.31. Turn off the top zoop button VOLUME VOICE-
  798. OWL, UNISON.
  799.  
  800. 4.32. Turn on the middle button of the VOLUME zone:
  801.  
  802. _ OWL, UNISON.
  803.  
  804. 4.33. Repeat pi. 4.21-4.30, yielding handles "2" of the NAST-
  805. ROYKA.
  806.  
  807. 4.34. Turn off the middle button of the VOLUME zone.
  808. OWL, UNISON:
  809.  
  810. ‚4.35. Turn on any button in the VOLUME VOICE zone.
  811.  
  812. OWL. TEACHERS.
  813.  
  814. 4.36. Repeat items 4.21-4. 30 for the handle “3” of the zone NASTROPN.
  815. KA.
  816.  
  817. 4.37. Enable buttons ON .. ON, ON thunder zones.
  818. BONE OF VOTES, UNISON:
  819.  
  820. 4.38. Press any key and using the knobs “1”, “2”,
  821. “3” zones SETUP to achieve unison. sounding.
  822.  
  823. 4.39. Turn on the $ ° VOICE button (to
  824. UNISON). "
  825.  
  826. 4.40. Turn on the STRING button.
  827.  
  828. 4.41. The handle of the “1”, “2”, “3” zones of the VOLUME zone is bare:
  829. OWL, UNISON to position "0".
  830.  
  831. 4.42. By pressing any key, and. alternately moving the handle
  832. “|”, “2”, “З” н “16’ ”of the VOICE VOICE, UNISON zone
  833. from position “0” to “10” and back to position “0”, make sure
  834. the presence of the string effect (imitation of the orxstra ringing bow-
  835. out tools).
  836.  
  837. Note. Alternately moving the handles in the specified
  838. ‘Order changes the sound of the instrument to ok-
  839. tavu.
  840.  
  841. 4.43. Move the “1” knob of the VOICE VOICE zone. `
  842. UNISON to position “10” (the remaining handles of this zone are
  843. in position “0”).
  844.  
  845. 4.44. By pressing any key, and, alternately including you:
  846. By pressing the STRING button, make sure of a characteristic change.
  847. sounding instrument.
  848.  
  849.  
  850. PAGE 9
  851.  
  852. 4.45. Install + all „handles. n buttons to the position indicated
  853. in transfers 1-18 of paragraph 4.2.
  854.  
  855. _ 4.46. Turn on the upper ON button. VOLUME zones
  856. VOTES, UNISON.
  857.  
  858. 4.47. Turn on the VIBRATO button 1.
  859. 4.48. Turn on the <^ »button to select VIBRATO.
  860. 4.49. By pressing any key and moving the FREQUENCY knobs
  861.  
  862. ‚VIBRATO, TREMOLO n DEPTH VIBRATO from the position
  863.  
  864. “0” to position “10”, make sure that the nature of the inbration changes
  865. The frequency of the needle lubine.
  866.  
  867. 4.50. Turn off the upper ON button. VOLUME zones
  868. VOICES, UNISONS and KIOPO VIBRATO 1.
  869.  
  870. 4.51. Turn on the middle ON button. VOLUME zones
  871. VOTES, UNISON. and.
  872.  
  873. 4.52. Turn on the VIBRATO button 2.
  874.  
  875. 4.53. Repeat step 4.49. ,
  876.  
  877. 4.54. Turn off middle button ON. VOLUME zones
  878. VOICES, UNISON and the button VIBRATO 2. t
  879.  
  880. 4.55. Turn on nanny button ON. VOLUME zones
  881. VOTES, UISSON.
  882.  
  883. 4.56. Turn on the VIBRATE button o 3,
  884.  
  885. 4.57. Repeat, and. 4.49. . ‘
  886.  
  887. 4.58. Pressing the buttons alternately
  888.  
  889. ‹^ No. ,. n | L. to ›
  890. VIBRATO groups, be sure to change the nature of the effect
  891. vibrato.
  892.  
  893. 4.59. Turn off the VIBRATO button 3.
  894.  
  895. 4.60. Soak the upper ON button. VOLUME zones
  896. VOICES, UNISON, turn off the remaining buttons of this zone.
  897.  
  898. 4.61. Turn on the MOD 1 * 3 button.
  899.  
  900. Press any key and make sure that the mod has appeared:
  901. first generator to a third generator, t. in sound
  902. a peculiar overtone appeared.
  903.  
  904. `After playing, turn off the MOD 1 * 3 button.
  905.  
  906. 4.62. Turn on the TREMOLO button of the CONTROL zone
  907. TEMBROM in one of the buttons of the VIBRATO group.
  908. `483. Press any key and, holding the DEPTH handles
  909. TREMOLO, VIBRATO FREQUENCY, TREMOLO and, alternately on:
  910. by pressing the VIBRATO group button, make sure that there are
  911. ‘Character post timbre tremolo.
  912.  
  913. 4.64. Turn off the TREMSLO button in the CONTROL zone
  914. TEMBROM.
  915.  
  916. 4.65. Turn off all the buttons in the VOICE VOICE zone,
  917.  
  918. UNISONA.
  919.  
  920. 16
  921.  
  922. =
  923.  
  924. AO LOW.
  925.  
  926. 4.66. Lead the TEMB-CONTROL zone SHARP handle
  927. ROM from position “0” to position “10”.
  928.  
  929. Press any key and by moving the RANGE knob
  930. TEMBROM CONTROL zones from position “0” to “10”, remove
  931.  
  932. It turns out that the frequency of the sine wave and changes from `high
  933.  
  934. 4.67. PICTURES, DEPTH, ATTACK, ATTENUATION
  935. Set the TEMBROM CONTROL zones in the “10” position.
  936.  
  937. 4.68. Press any key. In this case, the sound frequency should
  938.  
  939. increase smoothly, and then gradually fall to the low
  940. frequencies. "
  941. 4.69. Move the handle LEVEL of the zone MANAGEMENT
  942.  
  943. TEMBROM in position "10".
  944.  
  945. Press any key. In this case, the sound frequency should
  946. smoothly age and stay at a certain level.
  947.  
  948. 4.70. DEPTH knob of the zone TEMPER CONTROL
  949. move to position "0".
  950.  
  951. 4.71. Press the buttons "1" and <9 "of the group CONTROL from CLA-
  952. VIATURES of the TEMBROM CONTROL zone.
  953.  
  954. 4.72. Press the leftmost key and, moving the
  955. ku RANGE of the zone CONTROL` TONE, achieve
  956. phenomena of low-frequency sound.
  957.  
  958. 4.73. Pass the chromatic scale from left to right and remove
  959. The fact is that the sound frequency increases proportionally ‘
  960. as you play up on the keyboard.
  961.  
  962. 4.74. Install handles RANGE, OST ROTA, DEPTH
  963. TEMPER CONTROL zones to the “0” position. ,
  964.  
  965. 4.75. Enter ATACL, ATTENUATION ручки control zones -
  966. LOUD VOLUME to position "10". . ''
  967.  
  968. 4.76. Set the level LEVEL knob
  969. VOLUME to position "0".
  970.  
  971. 4.77. Turn on the upper ON button. VOLUME zones
  972. VOTES, UNISON.
  973.  
  974. 4.78. Press any key and make sure that the volume
  975. The sound gradually fades in and then fades away smoothly.
  976.  
  977. 4.79. Turn on the FADE button.
  978.  
  979. 4.80. Press any key and make sure that. the sound is floating
  980. but growing and falling sharply.
  981.  
  982. 4.81. Move ATTACK, ATTENUATION knobs to
  983. “0”, and the LEVEL knob in position “10”.
  984.  
  985. 4.82. Play the instrument by executing
  986. some piece of music. You can turn on ‘
  987. any. buttons and use any. control knobs, depending
  988. bridges on the nature of the work performed. Loud pedal
  989. During performance, it should not give jerks, and the sound volume
  990. should decrease with releasing the end pedal (by ear).
  991.  
  992. CONTROL
  993.  
  994. 17
  995.  
  996.  
  997.  
  998. PAGE 10
  999.  
  1000. 4.83. `One of the important qualities of EMC AELITA should be
  1001. nice, fairly soft keyboard. Do not attach large
  1002. effort when you press the key, especially since it takes hits on
  1003. him, as is done when playing the piano. Hand movements
  1004. should be smooth, soft. `(about.
  1005.  
  1006. 4.84. The sound of the instrument must be checked in
  1007. a place where extraneous sounds do not penetrate.
  1008.  
  1009. 4.85. If the instrument does not correspond to at least one of the paragraph -.
  1010.  
  1011. This tool is part of this manual. to be repaired.
  1012. 4.86. Tool repair must be carried out in the following
  1013. telnosti.
  1014. in. Turn on all necessary devices according to their
  1015. m use.
  1016. In, Make sure that the power supply is working properly;
  1017. rive his exit stresses. If the weekend mismatch
  1018. Requirements must be checked radio
  1019. elements of appropriate rectifiers and stabilizers. You
  1020. replace failed elements. .
  1021.  
  1022. 4.86.3. Make sure the low pass filter is working properly.
  1023. wife on the PF board. To do this, it is necessary to exit the instrument
  1024. That (volume pedal output) connect the oscilloscope. I connect
  1025. ‘Read the sound generator to the input of the filter (PF, -contact 4). Float
  1026. by increasing the voltage at the output of the sound hepator from 0
  1027. up to 100mV, [= 1000 Hz, achieve a sine-wave output signal
  1028. amplitude up to 1 V.
  1029.  
  1030. Note. If the tool does not meet the requirements
  1031. Section 4.86.3, it is necessary to check the PF board
  1032. match the voltage map and not find
  1033. serviceability.
  1034.  
  1035. 4.86.4. Make sure that the volume pedal is working properly. For
  1036. this you need to dial any timbre in to play on the instrument
  1037.  
  1038. those several times, pushing the pedal to failure. There is no
  1039.  
  1040. A sound, crackling, or jerking sound indicates a malfunction
  1041. either in the instrument, volume control, jacks |
  1042. pedals, or malfunctions of the pedal incandescent bulb. Nai
  1043. tn n troubleshoot |
  1044.  
  1045. 4.86.5. When checking the tool according to paragraphs 4.2—4.81
  1046. Please note that:. _.
  1047.  
  1048. 4.36.6.1. The sound of the key 1, 13, 25, 37 is formed on the floor
  1049. Those are the controls of the control panel, the tone board of the PT, the board of the PG generators.
  1050.  
  1051. 4.86.5.2. Similarly, the sounds of the others are formed.
  1052. by the key.
  1053.  
  1054. 4.86.5.3. When you turn on the buttons "2’ "," \ ›is formed
  1055.  
  1056. Y A with:
  1057. the sound of the entire keyboard in the following order: -
  1058. when you press 44 the key TO the days PU-U89, PU-90 _ ka
  1059. then closed at minus 0.7 V, respectively, the days PT-U57—
  1060.  
  1061. necessary
  1062.  
  1063. 18.
  1064.  
  1065. connectivity.
  1066.  
  1067. - Dimo ​​adjust the corresponding generator:
  1068.  
  1069. _ my register sound and with the necessary
  1070.  
  1071. PT-Ub64 set the code to the memory block on the chips PT-51-PT-55,
  1072. and this code is fed into the Yanneynka dividers with a variable coefficient:
  1073. entom division, as a result of which the output line we have the necessary
  1074. required conversion number corresponding to the given note in the desired
  1075. octave. With the help of octave dividers PT-O! 3 -—- PT-015 n diodes.
  1076. PT-U02 — PT- \ 121 this selection is made. sheet music required.
  1077.  
  1078. : sound form (for
  1079. “2’ ”dividers PT-013, PT-214 will be disabled using`
  1080.  
  1081. circuit board circuit breakers and SP ... formed
  1082. on PT-017.4). Then the signal goes to the ’input of the filter board,
  1083. from the output of the filter — to the input of the amplifier and far — onto the pedal
  1084.  
  1085. volume. When you press the 43 key SI diodes PU-U87,
  1086. PU-U88 cathode closes at minus 0.7 V, respectively diodes
  1087. PT-U49— PT-U56 set their code to the block. numb In the future
  1088. signals pass similarly to the above.
  1089. emanates from all other keys. Prn turning on kiopkn
  1090.  
  1091. "XX" the sound is formed ‘on the PT-O16.1 chip—
  1092. PT-016.3. |
  1093.  
  1094. When you turn on the button p.
  1095. microcircuit PT-016.4.
  1096.  
  1097. “Unison sound is formed on the chip 'PT.O17.
  1098. Similar processes occur when the “4” buttons are turned on,
  1099. “8’ ”,“ 16 ’”, “32’ ”. Conduct the signals ‚registers and octaves
  1100. second and third votes.
  1101.  
  1102. 4.86.6. Faulty smallpox. ‚Check with
  1103. testchra power supply +5 V. If there is power,. necessary
  1104. using an oscilloscope to verify the correct operation of each.
  1105. generator separately. To do this, the input of the oscilloscope
  1106. tea to the collectors. transistors PG- \ U4, PG-U7, PG-U9. 'If
  1107. there are no signals at these points, check for a short circuit
  1108. between the radio elements, is the foil torn, are they
  1109. transistors, if the inductors are not broken. Meisirav-
  1110. nye elements to replace. After replacing the transformer,
  1111.  
  1112. sound is formed on
  1113.  
  1114. 4.86.7. Linear dividers with variable coefficients do not work
  1115. Ficheptis of division. Alternately connect the oscilloscope to the
  1116. moves of the K155TM2 multiplex circuits. The signal from each subsequent
  1117. stroke should have a frequency of sequencing two times less often-
  1118. you are the previous one. If on the edge of the oscilloscope and on any
  1119. there is no signal output, check whether the circuit
  1120. Comrade, tear foil or replace the appropriate chip.
  1121.  
  1122. 4.86.8. Octave dividers do not work. Inspection and Repair
  1123. manufacture similarly to clause 4.86.7.
  1124.  
  1125. 4.86.9. Does not work on the low-pass filter. Need to check pali-
  1126. signal at the input of the filter, at the input of the matching amplifier
  1127.  
  1128. 19.
  1129.  
  1130.  
  1131. PAGE 11
  1132.  
  1133. Eveny filter with voltage-controlled amplifier input
  1134.  
  1135. . If there is no signal at the output of the matching amplifier,
  1136. then, it means that the previous cascade is faulty. Freeze
  1137. voltage on the mode map. Replace defective items.
  1138.  
  1139. Check also the voltage build-up on the control trans- °
  1140.  
  1141. . tori. In the absence of it, find the faulty element and
  1142. change.
  1143.  
  1144. ’4.86.10. If the amplifier does not work, the voltage controlled
  1145. lowering, then it is necessary to check the signal sagging at the input
  1146. the amplifier output and the presence of a control signal on
  1147. ‘Control transistor. The absence of singpal at the exit means-
  1148. it means that the previous cascade is faulty. Measure voltage by
  1149. map modes. Faulty elements to replace.
  1150.  
  1151. 4.86.11. The amplitude envelope shaper does not work -
  1152. for a voltage controlled amplifier. In this case
  1153. check should begin with a positive difference
  1154. at the output of the PT-06.4 chip. In the absence of positive
  1155. potential at the output of the shaper, it is necessary to check
  1156. serviceability of transistors of formers. After checking the installation,
  1157. operability of electrolytic capacitors, diodes, trans
  1158. Of tori, check the modes on the voltage map. Faulty ele
  1159. cops to replace.
  1160.  
  1161. 4.86.12. Amplitude Envelope Shaper Does Not Work
  1162. ‘For the filter. Check and repair in the same way.
  1163. Clause 4.86.11.
  1164.  
  1165. 4.86.13. The vibrato and tremolo generator does not work.
  1166.  
  1167. Using an oscilloscope, check for the presence of a pas-
  1168. the output of the PG-04.2 chip. There should be a rectangle-
  1169. signal.
  1170.  
  1171. On the eighth exit of PG-54.3 check the presence of a triangular
  1172. signal n signals of increasing and decreasing voltages. EU
  1173. if any signal is missing, check for short circuits
  1174. radio elements, are there any foil breaks on the board, and if there is no ”
  1175. Wii generation replace the chip.
  1176.  
  1177. Notes: |. Vibrato can be placed on any key. ”
  1178. 5. Finding and eliminating irregularities
  1179. should lead in the order
  1180. they’ are listed in this section technique
  1181. 4. about
  1182. 3. To connect devices to individual
  1183. Stacks of printed circuit boards should use
  1184. tip with which you can
  1185. pierce the varnish
  1186. boards, and make contact with the printed circuit board
  1187. the one.
  1188. 20
  1189.  
  1190. 5. REPAIR. VOLUME PEDALS.
  1191.  
  1192. _ Repair the volume pedal as follows
  1193. sequences: _
  1194.  
  1195. 5.1. Failures (venspravpy) photoresistors:
  1196.  
  1197. 5.1.1. Release 4 screws. MZX 6, remove the bar. °
  1198.  
  1199. 5.1.2. Remove the photoresistors, solder the leads, replace the
  1200. solder the leads and insert them into place.
  1201.  
  1202. 5.2. To change a burned out lamp МН13,5 neobhodno pat-
  1203. Ron with a lamp shine from a square, turn the lamp out of the patrop,
  1204. screw in a new (obviously working) lamp in the socket and Insert
  1205.  
  1206. ‚Him to the square.
  1207.  
  1208. 5.3: In the presence of a strongly stretched spring that does not
  1209. provides хода of cartridges in the diaphragm (i.e. ®. film cassettes
  1210. sag), the springs should be replaced and repaired, for
  1211. this should be removed with a spring ”from the antennae of the crostein and from the cassettes
  1212. and replace with new ones.
  1213.  
  1214. 5.4. In the absence of new ^ (workable) stretched
  1215. springs can be repaired. To do this, on a stretched bar
  1216. the jin should wear a mandrel the bottom of the bar, whose diameter is close
  1217.  
  1218. to the inner diameter are spring loaded. Tighten one spring horse
  1219. together with a bar of scissors, another kopek take a plier:
  1220. Mi and wind around the mandrels in the direction of embedding of the granddaughter. Behind*
  1221. thereby tighten the turn to turn and leave some vrs
  1222. me to get permanent deformation of the spring. After
  1223. to comply with the requirements of section 3.
  1224.  
  1225. 6. REPAIR OF KEYBOARD ELEMENTS `
  1226.  
  1227. ‚The repair of any keyboard elements begins to be removed -
  1228. s from the tool body. To do this, unscrew
  1229. screws connecting it to the tool body,
  1230.  
  1231. 6.1.1. In the event of a drop in the pressure on the key as a result of
  1232. To loosen the spring, remove it with the pin
  1233. tseta and replace with a new one. °
  1234.  
  1235. 6.1.2. In the event of a key breakdown, you must:
  1236.  
  1237. _ 6.1.2.1. Release key traction from. spring contact
  1238. boards.
  1239.  
  1240. 6.1.2.2. "Remove the spring connecting the key to the comb
  1241. bases (see paragraph 4.86.1).
  1242.  
  1243. 6.1.2.3. Remove the key from the base tab upwards`
  1244. (leave the other end in the initial position, holding it
  1245. hand).
  1246.  
  1247. 6.1.2.4. Push the key forward from the connection with shock absorption,
  1248. torus.
  1249.  
  1250. 6.1.3. In case of stretching of the spring contact during
  1251. work is needed.
  1252.  
  1253. . 2.
  1254.  
  1255.  
  1256. PAGE 12
  1257.  
  1258. 6.1.3.1. Using the key, pull out all spring contacts,
  1259. installed on the same or malfunctioning.
  1260.  
  1261. 6.1.3.2. Loosen the screws that connect the contact group to
  1262. the base of the keyboard and remove the contact group.
  1263.  
  1264. ‚6.1.3.3. Loosen the three screws on the contact block.
  1265. ce, replace the faulty contact and assemble in the opposite
  1266. features. Put the contact group on the base, pre-
  1267. Insert spring contacts into the draft hole.
  1268.  
  1269. L. ADJUSTMENT AND SETUP
  1270.  
  1271. 7.1. With proper installation and matching of the elements
  1272. electrical schematic
  1273. requires:
  1274.  
  1275. 7.2. Frequency tuning of barking generators with
  1276. using a screwdriver dnlsttricheskoy 7810-0431 H12X! GOST
  1277. ‚21010-75, rotating the cores of transformers and‘
  1278. resistors ‘of the corresponding generators at a frequency of 2794 Hz, sub-
  1279. By switching the electronic frequency meter to the EXIT jack. pa thunder pedals
  1280. bones n by pressing the FA key of the fourth octave (the first key
  1281. Visha on the keyboard} if the register “4” of the first goal is turned on
  1282. CA, while the regulators of the level of "2" and the third voice must
  1283. to be turned off. . °
  1284.  
  1285. The second and third geisrators are similarly configured.
  1286.  
  1287. 8. TEST AFTER REPAIR
  1288.  
  1289. `8.1. After repair, Amy undergoes pa-work checks ”
  1290. ability to sound and correct settings.
  1291. 8.2. After repair, the EMP is subjected to electric drive during
  1292. nie | h in all foreseeable operating modes.
  1293. Note. Check EMP by those parameters
  1294. which are associated with production repairs
  1295. Tom.
  1296.  
  1297. 9. INSTRUCTIONS FOR REPLACING TRANSISTORS, KONDEN-
  1298. SATOR, VARIABLE RESISTORS
  1299.  
  1300. The following possible replacements are allowed:
  1301. 1) transistors
  1302. KTZ102V on KTZ102D, KTZ42V,
  1303. KT3Z107V pa KTZ197D,
  1304. KT814V on KT816G,
  1305. KT815V on KT817G,
  1306. 2) capacitors
  1307. K50-6-168V-2000 at K50-16-16V-2000 uF,
  1308. 3) resistors
  1309. single SPZ-23Za for double the same face value.
  1310.  
  1311. ‘22
  1312.  
  1313. _ Table? ''
  1314. DATA TRANSFORMER DATA
  1315.  
  1316. m —— ——— =
  1317.  
  1318. ‚Winding- Brand and diameter Resistance-
  1319. The number of turns ‚. constant
  1320. ka wire current
  1321.  
  1322. |
  1323. 1 1270 | | _ 0.23 = o
  1324.  
  1325. 1030 ^ pEV-1 s
  1326.  
  1327. And 140 _ 0.41
  1328. 140 pev-1 0.41
  1329.  
  1330. W 100 PEV-1 0.8
  1331. 1,100 pev-g 0.18
  1332.  
  1333. E |
  1334.  
  1335.  
  1336.  
  1337. ° Resistance values ​​may differ by = 20% from at
  1338. veperate.
  1339.  
  1340. Table 3
  1341. LABELING POWER TRANSFORMER
  1342.  
  1343.  
  1344.  
  1345. Withdrawal number | ° Color
  1346.  
  1347.  
  1348.  
  1349. Red
  1350. Blue
  1351. Green
  1352. Scoopy
  1353. Orange
  1354. White
  1355. Orange
  1356. Brown
  1357. Frozelovy
  1358.  
  1359. dz olmlvro'-
  1360.  
  1361. mch
  1362.  
  1363. 83
  1364.  
  1365.  
  1366. PAGE 13
  1367.  
  1368. LIST OF ANNEXES MENTIONED B.
  1369. ° INSTRUCTIONS
  1370.  
  1371. Appendix 2. Power supply. |
  1372.  
  1373. Appendix 3. Filter board.
  1374.  
  1375. _ Appendix 4. Generator board.
  1376.  
  1377. Appendix 5. Payment of tones. .
  1378.  
  1379. Appendix 6. Fee commutation.
  1380.  
  1381. Appendix 7. Management Board.
  1382.  
  1383. Order 460-1—84
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