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7.
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTIONS
MAIN
CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTIONS
The
EX-800
is
intended
to
be an
expander
unit
for
connec
tion to
synthesizers,
sequencers,
or
other
equipment
that
has
a
MIDI
output.
It
is
essentially
the
POLY-800
without
a
keybord.
However,
there
are
some
differences
in
the
MIDI
functions,
as
detailed
in
the
MIDI
IMPLEMENTATION
notes.
The
memory
backup
system
rs
also
different.
The
EX-800
employs
an
internal
lithium
battery
to
protect
data
in
its
memory.
The
life
of
this
battery
is
about
five
years
and
it
should
be
replaced
after
that
time
has
elapsed.
For
check
and
adjustment
of
the
EX-800
please
refer
to
the
POLY-800
service
manual.
Below
are
simple
descriptions
of
each
circuit
block.
Refer
to
circuit
diagram
for
number.
1)
Tape
interface
input
circuit:
Consists
of
amplifier
and
comparator.
When
command
is
executed,
data
on
this
line
is
input
to
the
CPU
accumu
lator's
7th
bit.
2)
CPU:
A
CMOS
8-bit
microprocessor
IG24
(80C85)
featuring
low
power
consumption.
Virtually
all
POLY-800
functions
are
handled
by
this
CPU.
3)
Reset
circuit:
IC40
(PST518)
is
a
3-pin
IC
used
for
reset.
It
generates
an
initial
reset
voltage
of
about
4.2V.
4)
Sequencer
tempo
clock
oscillator
circuit
The
tempo
circuit
includes
IC28
(TC40H074)
and
1/2
of
IC36(whichis1/2ofaTL072).
The
tempo
control
is
connected
to
CN2
pin
1
providing
10Hz±20%
at
the
knob's
0
position
and
100Hz±20%
at
the
10
position
for
CPU
interrupts.
If
this
circuit
fails,
then
there
will
be
no
sound
from
the
sequencer
section.
5)
Interrupt
oscillator
circuit:
This
oscillator
cycle
is
used
for
the
EG,
MG,
LED
displays,
and
S/H
time
division
processing.
Oscillator
frequency
is
2400Hz-N-3600Hz.
Interrupt
order
is
by
priority.
If
this
circuit
fails,
EG
operation
and
LED
indication
may
become
erratic.
6)
Address
Decoder:
TTL
circuit
decodes
addresses
for
RAM
and
other
ICs.
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7)
ROM
(8192
words
x
8bit
PROM)
8)
RAM
(2048
words
x
8bit
static
RAM)
9)
Address
latch:
IC
latches
according
to
CPU
ALE
(Address
Latch
Enable)
terminal
output
signal
since
CPU
uses
address
LSB
8bits
together
with data
bus
8bit
input.
10)
Peripheral
I/O:
PA,
PB,
and
PC
ports
are
all
used
for
output.
The
internal
timer
is
used
for
the
interface
IC26
(63B50)
reference
clock.
The
CPU
3MHz
clock
frequency
is
divided
by
6
to
obtain
500kHz.
RAM
is
used
for
the
program working
area.
11)
LED
display
drive
circuit:
IC30
(BA618)
and
IC31
(M54513)
form
a
6
x
8
matrix
for
time
sharing
indication
by
the
panel's
7-segment
LED
display.
12)
8-bit
D/A
converter:
Uses
CMOS
noninverting
buffer
IC32(HD
14050or
"4050"),
and
BR9
(RKM10L253F
or
"BR9")
a
10-pin
(R=25kohm)
R-2R
ladder
resistor
in
D/A
converter
with
output
of
0V
^
4V.
13)
External
DC
power
supply
ripple
filter:
Diode
D2
is
used
to
protect
the
circuit
in
case
of
reverse
AC
adapter
polarity.
14)
LED
display
power
supply:
Circuit
is
designed
so
that
LEDs
become
dim
when
battery
voltage
drops
below
rated
level,
(about
6V)
15)
+5V
power
supply:
This
circuit
design
is
employed
because
it
maintains
normal
operation
up
until
just
before
the
batteries
drop
below
rated
voltage
of
Volts
(about
6V)
16)
-5V
power
supply:
A
type
of
DC-DC
converter.
18)
A/D
converter
comparator.
19)
Master
oscillator:
Varactor
VC1
and
coil
KL-003
are
used
in
the
oscillator
circuit.
This
generates
a
frequency
of
about
2MHz
at
the
tune
knob's
center
position.
This
is
divided
down
(to
about
1MHz)
to
supply
the
TG.
(CL1,
CL2)
Bend
and
vibrato control
voltages
are
D/A
converted
by
IC35
(3404)
and
applied
to
the
oscillator.
20)
EG
S/H
circuit:
EG
values
calculated
by
the
CPU
are
output
by
time
sharing
and
input
to
the
TG.
LED
diodes
for
each
voice
are
there
to
smooth
the
stepped
transition.
21)
Keyboard
panel
switch
input
circuit:
A
9
x 8
matrix
is
formed
by
DTC5,
IC34
(TC40H138),
and
IC33
(TC40H240).
This
handles
keyboard
and
panel
switch
outputs
as
well
as
output
from
the
comparator
in
circuit
diagram
(18).
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BrandKorg
ModelEX-800
CategorySynthesizer
LanguageEnglish

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