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SDE-1000/3000
FEB.
5,1984
MSCK,
HDCK
&
CLOCK
GENERATOR
The
frequency
of
Clock
Generator
is
as
follows
(approx):
2.7MHz
at
Normal
1.7MHz
at
TIME
X1.5
2.7M-3.3MHZ
at
MOD
max.
1.7M-2MHz
at
TIME
X1.5/M0D
max.
MSCK
-
Clocks
the
internal
Timing
Generator
that
times
the
most
of
digital
circuits.
HDCK
-
The
frequency
of
HDCK
is
MSCK
or
43Hz
at
normal
mode.
Used
by
the
CPU
as
a
time
base
for
calibrating
Delay
Time
display.
The
CPU
fails
to
read
switches
and
jacks
if
HDCK
period
is
outside
7m-50ms.
RAM
1-RAM
3
12-bit
data
read
from
three
RAMs
are
fed
through
these
pins
to
internal
three
shift
registers
for
temporary
storage.
All
the
buffered
bits
are
placed
on
D0-D11
at
a
time
to
form
a
12-bit
parallel
data
to
be
applied
to
D/A
con
verter
for
reproducing
a
part
of
delay
signal.
During
HOLD
ON
the
A/D
converter
remains
active
but
cannot
receive
input
signal.
The
comparator
output
is
inhibited
from
being
written
into
RAMs.
CONTROL
SIGNALS
IN
DIFFE
RENT
MODES
RAMs(IC9-IC11)
Record
the
results
of
Successive
Approximation,
from
MSB
(D11)
to
LSB
(DO),
sharing
12
bits
-
4
specific
bits
for
each
as
shown
in
the
table
at
the
beginning
of
General
Description.
CPU
The
CPU
is
provided
with
a
battery
backup
to
retain
switch,
delay
time
and
preset
settings.
TO
-
Decides
the
operation
mode
of
the
CPU:
+5V--
0V--
SDE-1000
-
SDE-3000
T1
—
Receives
Clock
pulses
through
IC12
HDCK
pin.
The
clock
serves
as
a
time
base
to
enable
the
CPU
to
calibrate
Delay
Time
Display
and
is
ignored
by
the
CPU
when
Modulation
is
ON
and
MOD
Foot
control
jack
disengaged.
(See
HDCK,
Main
Controller.)
P20
(DATA)
-
Send
memory
access
control
data
after
every
delay
time
P21
(SHIFT)
-
settings
(see
DATA/SHIFT,
Main
Controller).
P23
-
P10
-
P11
P12
-
P13
-
P14
-
P15
P16
P24
P2'7
DB7
DBO
DB3
DB4
-
DB5
NOTE:
Becomes
"L"
for
muting.
(See
timing
chart
in
DATA,
SHIFT,
Main
Controller.)
Read
SW1-SW10
through
the
matrix
in
combination
with
P24-
P27
and
DB7.
Input
from
PRESET
SHIFT
jack.
A
rising
edge
of
this
input
steps
PRESET
memory.
MODULATION
FOOT
CONTROL
jack
input.
With
MODULATION
ON
and
this
input
at
low,
CPU
ignores
T1
input.
For
example,
rotation
of
DELAY
TIME
X1-X1.5does
not
change
TIME
display.
HOLD
jack
input.
When
H,
readings
of
TIME
UP
or
DOWN
and
PRESET
memory
are
inhibited.
PLAY
MATE
jack
input.
Active
rising
edge.
Rising
edge
from
this
pin
latches
the
following
logic
codes
made
by
DB0-DB3
into
Analog
Control
IC17.
TIME
X2,
DELAY
PHASE,
MOD
and
FEEDBACK
Output
of
switch
scan
signals
which
are
read
through
P10
and
P11.
Besides
Control
signals
for
IC17,
these
pins
deliver
numerical
data
to
fluorescent
display
via
IC18
7-seg-decoder.
DB6:
Dot
Point
signal.
Send
LED
lighting
signals.
When
P10,
P11,
P12
and
P15
pins
receive
signals
almost
at
the
same
time,
the
CPU
gives
priority
to
the
signal
first
read.
Example:
PRESET
SHIFT
and
Front
Panel
switches
are
disabled
when
PLAY
MATE
has
been
activated.
10
9
11
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Roland SDE-3000 Specifications
General
Type
Digital Delay
Output Impedance
1 kOhm
Inputs
1/4" phone jack
Outputs
1/4" phone jack
Total Harmonic Distortion
0.05%
Power Supply
AC 117 V
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