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©2016 Powersoft
powersoft_MSERIES_servman_en_v3.7
M Series
M30D / M30D HDSP+ETH
M20D / M20D HDSP+ETH
M14D / M14D HDSP+ETH
M50Q / M50Q HDSP+ETH
M28Q / M28Q HDSP+ETH
TEMP
READY
SIGNAL
-18dB
6dB
CLIP
dB
+32
8
-
dB
+32
8
-

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powersoft M50Q Specifications

General IconGeneral
Channels4
Input Sensitivity1.4 V
THD+N / THD< 0.1%
Damping Factor> 200
Input Impedance20 kΩ
Power Consumption1200 W
Output Power (per channel) @ 2 Ohms1500 W
Output Power (bridge) @ 4 Ohms3000 W
Frequency Response20 Hz - 20 kHz
Power SupplySwitching power supply

Summary

General Safety Information

Electric Shock Hazard

Warning against opening the unit due to high voltage and electric shock risk.

Capacitor Discharge Procedure

Essential safety step to discharge internal capacitors before servicing the amplifier.

Service Repairing Kits

MAINS DC CABLE

DC power cable for M & Q series.

PSU AUX VOLTAGE CABLE

Auxiliary voltage cable for the power supply unit.

DigiMod AUX VOLTAGE CABLE

Auxiliary voltage cable for DigiMod 500-3000 AMP.

Opening the Amplifier Cover

Remove Support Bars

Detaching side support bars using Phillips screwdrivers.

Remove Amplifier Cover

Unscrewing the cover using specific Phillips screwdrivers.

Discharging Internal Capacitors

Check LED Status for Discharge

Verify internal LEDs are off to confirm capacitor discharge.

Discharge Using a Lamp

Safely discharge capacitors with a lamp connected to fuses/varistor.

Troubleshooting Guide

Power Supply Troubleshooting

Checks for fuses, varistor, and PSU Mosfet state using a multimeter.

Amp Stage Troubleshooting

Testing Amp stage mosfets for faults with a multimeter.

Removing the Main Board

Disconnect Internal Cables

Disconnecting fan power, ON/OFF switch, and flat cables.

Remove Rear Panel and Frame

Detaching the rear panel and lifting the top metal frame.

Unscrew Main Board

Removing the 12 screws securing the main board to the chassis.

Removing the Fan

Disconnect Fan Power

Unplugging the fan's power cables.

Unscrew Fan from Chassis

Removing the three screws holding the fan in place.

Removing the Front Panel

Disconnect Front Panel Connections

Detaching power switch connector and flat cables.

Remove Front Panel Components

Unscrewing panel ears and protection plates.

Detach Potentiometer PCBs

Removing metal plates and spacers to free potentiometer PCBs.

Removing the Heatsink

Detach Mosfets from Heatsink

Removing retaining screws and prying mosfets off the heatsink.

Remove Heatsink from Board

Carefully pulling the heatsink vertically off the board.

Cleaning the Heatsink

Remove Thermal Interface Material

Peeling off the SilPad and removing leftover glue.

Final Cleaning with Alcohol

Wiping off residues with isopropyl alcohol and a clean cloth.

Changing Operating Voltage

Locate Voltage Selection Jumper

Identifying the internal jumper for voltage selection.

Adjust Voltage Faston

Moving the faston connector to set the desired operating voltage.

Testing the Main Board

Fuse and Power Supply Test

Checking fuse continuity and testing power supply absorption.

Gate Testing with Oscilloscope

Using an oscilloscope to test Q1, Q2 gates for waveforms.

Zobel Network and Fuse Check

Checking fuses and Zobel network for short circuits.

CN2 Connector Power Test

Testing absorption by applying voltage to the CN2 connector.

Q101, Q202 Gate Oscilloscope Test

Validating Q101, Q202 gates using oscilloscope waveforms.

CNTRL BOARD Replacement Guidance

Replacing CNTRL BOARD if absorption errors are detected.

Fan Check Procedure

Locate J5 Connector

Identifying the J5 connector on the amplifier board.

Test Fan by Shorting J5

Connecting mains power and shorting J5 to verify fan operation.

Internal LEDs Check

Interpret LED Status Indicators

Understanding the status of V RAIL, V AUX, and V AUX PSU LEDs.

Apply Thermal Grease to Heatsink

Greasing heatsink components with thermal compound.

Perform Burn-in Test

Conducting a heavy cycle burn-in test to confirm repair effectiveness.

Lantronix Device Initialization

Initialization Procedure Overview

Steps for setting up and initializing the Lantronix device.

Configure Product Manager Settings

Selecting model, firmware, and presets in Product Manager.

Network and Serial Number Setup

Configuring network interface and entering serial number.

Final Verification and Updates

Checking Ethernet LED, installing plugins, and updating via ArmoniaPlus.

Repair Kits and Components

Amplifier 1 CH Repair Kits

Part numbers for 1 Channel amplifier repair kits (M14D, M20D, M30D, M28Q, M50Q).

PSU and Fan Repair Kits

Repair kits for PSU and Fan modules for MD & MQ series.

Fuse and Protective Layer Parts

Part numbers for fuses and Lexan protective layers.

Replacement Circuit Boards

Main Board Part Numbers

Part numbers for main boards of various M Series models.

CTRL Plus Board Part Numbers

Part numbers for CTRL Plus Boards for specific M Series models.

DSP, Rem Plug, and Front Board Part Numbers

Part numbers for DSP Board, Rem Plug, and Front Board assemblies.

Mechanical Parts and Power Cords

Chassis Mechanical Components

List of mechanical parts for the chassis assembly with part numbers.

Power Cord Specifications

Details of power cords for EU, Japan, US, Taiwan, Canada, Brazil, Australia, China.

Important Safety Addendum

Warning Sign Descriptions

Explanation and meaning of common safety warning signs.

Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Safety

Precautions for handling ESD sensitive devices and ESD environment.

ESD Workstation Requirements

Essential equipment and attire for an ESD compliant workstation.

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