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General| Brand | Reflex |
|---|---|
| Model | Lexicon |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
A visual representation of the Reflex unit's internal circuitry and signal flow.
Procedures for auditory checks including setup, smooth pots, quick listen, shock test, and headroom LED.
Explains Power Up and User Diagnostics, and how to interpret results.
Lists diagnostic tests, their IDs, and how errors are reported.
Step-by-step instructions for disassembling and reassembling the unit.
A flowchart to guide troubleshooting based on observed symptoms.
Automatic diagnostic tests performed when the unit is powered on.
How to access and navigate the menu for user-invoked diagnostic tests.
Explanation of the input stage, SAH, and DAC circuitry.
Details the Z80 processor, ROM, SRAM, and memory map organization.
Explains the NMI circuit and its behavior on power up.
Explains the MIDI interface, connectors, and UART communication protocol.
Details the Lexichip II's role in effects processing, DRAM, and clock generation.
Describes the unit's power supply, including AC input, regulated DC outputs, and voltage regulation.
Covers Z80 processor, memory map, and interrupt timer functionality.
Explains control logic for DAC/ADC, including sample/hold and conversion process.
Lists components for the main board, including potentiometers, resistors, capacitors, diodes, and ferrite beads.
Lists available schematic diagrams for the unit, including main board and chassis assemblies.
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