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INSTRUMENT

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ELECTRIC

VALVE

INSTRUMENT

MODEL

EVM

IIIII

EWI

&

EVI

SOUND

MODULE

MODEL

EWV

2

•

II

CAUTION:

Before

servicing,

save

all

data

to

cassette

tape

to

protect

customer's

program-

.

ming

data

from

being

damaged.

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SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

PRECAUTIONS

DURING

SERVICING

1.

Parts

identified

by

the

A

symbol

are

critical

for

safety.

,^

Replace

only

with

parts

number

specified.

2.

In

addition

to

safety,

other

parts

and

assemblies

are

specified

for

conformance

with

such

regulations

as

those

applying

to

spurious

radiation.

These

must

also

be

replaced

only

with

specified

replacements.

Examples:

RF

converters,

tuner

units,

antenna

selector

switches,

RF

cables,

noise

blocking

capacitors,

noise

blocking

filters,

etc.

3.

Use

specified

internal

wiring.

Note

especially:

1)

Wires

covered

with

PVC

tubing

2)

Double

insulated

wires

3)

High

voltage

leads

4.

Use

specified

insulating

materials

for

hazardous

live

parts.

Note

especially:

1)

Insulation

Tape

2)

PVC

tubing

3)

Spacers

(Insulating

Barriers)

4)

Insulation

sheets

for

transistors

5)

Plastic

screws

for

fixing

microswitch

(especially

in

turntable)

5.

When

replacing

AC

primary

side

components

(transform

ers,

power

cords,

noise

blocking

capacitors,

etc.),

wrap

ends

of

wires

securely

about

the

terminals

before

soldering.

6.

Observe

that

wires

do

not

contact

heat

producing

parts

(heatsinks,

oxide metal

film

resistors,

fusible

resistors,

etc.).

•

INFORMATION

7.

Check

that

replaced

wires

do

not

contact

sharp

edged

or

pointed

parts.

8.

Also

check

areas

surrounding

repaired

locations.

9.

Use

care

that

foreign

objects

(screws,

solder

droplets,

etc.)

do

not

remain

inside

the

set.

SAFETY

CHECK

AFTER

SERVICING

Confirm

the

specified

insulation

resistance

between

power

cord

plug

prongs

and

externally

exposed

parts

of

the

set

is

greater

than

10

M

ohms,

but

for

equipment

with

external

antenna

terminals

(tuner,

receiver,

etc.)

and

is

intended

for

[C]

or

[X]

,

specified

insulation

resistance

should

be

head

phone

jacks,

line-in-out

jacks,

etc.

more

than

2.2

M

ohms

(ground

terminals,

microphone

jacks).

PRECAUTIONS

FOR

LITHIUM

BATTERY

The

lithium battery

may

explode

when

heated

excessively.

[OBSERVE

THE FOLLOWING

WHEN

REPLACING]

•

replace

with

the

same

make

and

type

only.

•

Use

soldering

iron

in

"recommended

way"

only.

•

Place

battery

in

correct

polarity.

•

Do

not

short

the

terminals.

•

Do

not

recharge

battery.

•

Do

not

dispose

of

battery

in

fire.

[DANGER]

[RECOMMENDED

WAY]

SYMBOLS

FOR

PRIMARY

DESTINATION

Alphabet

indicates

the

destination

of

the

units

as

listed

below.

Symbols

lh

Principal

Destinations

USA

UK

Canada

Europe

(except

UK)

Japan

Australia

W.

Germany

only

Universal

Area

Custom

version

VOLTAGE

CONVERSION

(IE,

V.

B,

Si

Model

only)

Before

connecting

the

power

cord,

SET

the

VOLTAGE

SELECTOR

located

on

the

bottom

plate

with

a

screwdriver

so

that

the correct

voltage

is

indicated.

VOLTAGE

SELECTOR

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SPECIFICATIONS

For

improvement

purposes,

specifications

and

design

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

SERVICE

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I.

CONTROLS

1-1.

CONTROLS

OF

MODEL

EWI1000

DOWN—

<*™*-*UP

Fig.

1-1

(D

NOTE

KEY:

Note

keys

using

touch

sensors.

(2)

MOUTHPIECE:

Hold

the

mouthpiece

gently

in

your

mouth

and

blow

in.

Do

not

bite

with

your

teeth.

(D

LIP:

The

pitch,

tone,

and

volume

change

according

to

the

pres

sure

applied

to

the

mouthpiece.

Vibration

effects

including

vi

brato,

growl/wow-wow,

tremolo,

and

PWM

can

be

obtained

by

applying

pressure

in

short,

quick

movement.

(4)

BREATH:

Blow

in

here.

Never

suck.

The

strength

of

breath

changes

the

pitch,

tone,

and

volume.

Do

not

insert

needles,

pins,

liquid,

or

other

foreign

substances

into

the

hole,

as

this

will

result

in

malfunction.

(D

CABLE

CLUTCH:

Attach

the

multi cable

here.

<D

CONNECTOR:

Insert

the

plug

of

the

included

multi

cable

here.

®

TOUCH

PLATE

BASE:

This

is

the

base

on

which

the

touch

plate,

including the

bender

and

glide

plate,

is

mounted.

®

This

is

the

TOUCH

PLATE

BASE

POSITION

ADJUST

SCREW.

Move

the

touch

plate

base

forward

or

backward

to

find

a

position

in

which

it

can

be

operated

comfortably

with

the

thumb

of

the

right

hand.

(§)

This

is

the

GLIDE

PLATE.

A

glide

or

portamento

effect

can

be

produced

by

touching

the

glide

plate

and

the

earth

plate

(D)

with

the

right

thumb.

©

This

is

the

BEND

DOWN

PLATE.

Touch

it

along

with

the

earth

plate

(D)

with

the

right

thumb

to

lower

the

pitch.

©

This

is

the

EARTH

PLATE.

Always

keep

your

right

thumb

on

the

plate

when

you

are

playing.

(|)

This

is

the

BEND

UP

PLATE.

Touch

it

along

with

the

earth

plate

(D)

with

the

right

thumb

to

raise

the

pitch.

®

SLING

MOUNT:

Hang

the

EWI1000

on

a

slinger

(included)

to

make

playing

easier.

CD

OCTAVE

SHIFT

ROLLER:

The

basic

note

key

range

can

be

shifted

over

8

octaves.

This

roller

also

uses

touch

sensors.

The

range

is

"standard"

when

the

"II"

position

is

touched

with

the

left

thumb. Always

touch

this

roller

while

playing.

8

This

is

the

touch

sensor

sensitivity

adjuster.

It

has

already

been

adjusted

at

the

factory

so

do

not

touch

it.

If

adjustment

is

neces

sary,

refer

to

the

section

entitled

"Adjustment

of

Touch

Sensor

Sensitivity'1.

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1-2.

CONTROLS

OF

MODEL

EVI1000

©

®

FINGER

RESTS:

Finger

rests

for

the

index,

middle,

and

little

fingers

of

the

left

hand,

to

support

the

EV11000

and

rotate

the

octave

canister.

NOTE

KEY

(LEFT):

Note

key

with

a

touch

sensor

for

the

left

hand.

The

pitch

decreases

by

5

steps

when

touched

with

the

index

finger

of

the

left

hand.

NOTE

KEYS

(RIGHT):

Note

keys

with

touch

sensors

for

the

right

hand.

Touch

them

with

the

index,

middle,

and

ring

fingers.

MOUTHPIECE:

Hold

the

mouthpiece

gently

in

your

mouth

and

blow

in.

Do

not

bite

with

your

teeth.

LIP:

Glide

and

portamento

effects

can

be

obtained

according

to

the

pressure

applied

to

the

mouthpiece.

BREATH:

Blow

in

here.

Never

suck.

The

strength

of

breath

changes

the

pitch,

tone,

and

volume.

Do

not

insert

needles,

pins.

liquid,

or

other

foreign

substances

into

the

hole,

as

this

will

result

in

malfunction.

.

,

OCTAVE

CANISTER:

Canister

for

operating

the

octave

shift

roller.

Rotate

without

applying

excessive

power.

CANISTER

EARTH

PLATE:

Keep

your

left

thumb

on

the

earth

plate

when

playing

or

creating

sounds.

OCTAVE

SHIFT

ROLLER:

The

basic

note

key

range

can

be

shifted

over

6

octaves

(or

8

octaves

using

with note

keys

K3.

K4.

etc.).

This

roller

also

uses

touch

sensors.

The

range

is

"standard"

when

the

"§gp

position

is

touched

with

the

left

thumb.

Always

touch

this

roller

while

playing.

TOUCH

PLATE

BASE:

This

is

the

base

on

which

the

bender

and

vibration

lever

are

mounted.

Fig.

1-2

This

is

the

TOUCH

PLATE

BASE

POSITION

ADJUST

SCREW.

Move

the

touch

plate

base

forward or

backward

to

find

a

position

in

which

it

can

be

operaied

comfortably

with

the

thumb

of

the

right

hand.

This

is

the

VIBRATION

LEVER.

Move

your

right

thumb

with

short,

quick

movements

to

produce

modulation

such

as vibrato.

growl/wow-wow,

tremolo,

and

PWM.

This

is

the

BEND

DOWN

PLATE.

Touch

it

along

with

the

earth

plate

@

with

the

right

thumb

to

lower

the

pitch.

This

is

the

EARTH

PLATE.

Always

keep

your

right

thumb

on

the

plate

when

you

are

playing.

This

is

the

BEND

UP

PLATE.

Touch

it

along

with

the

earth

plate

©

with

the

right

thumb

to

raise

the

pilch.

CONNECTOR:

Insert

the

plug

of

the

included

mulii

cable

here.

This

is

the

touch

sensor

sensitivity

adjuster.

It

has

already

been

adjusted

ai

the

factory

so

do

not

touch

it.

If

adjustment

is

neces

sary,

refer

to

the

section

entitled

"Adjustment

of

Touch

Sensor

Sensitivity".

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II.

DISASSEMBLY

In case

of

trouble,

etc,

necessitating

dismantling,

please

dismantle

in

the

order

shown

in

the

photographs.

Reassemble

in

reverse

order.

2-1.

MODEL

EWI1000

1.

REMOVAL

OF

BOTTOM

COVER

BOTTOM

COVER

2.

REMOVAL

OF

MAIN

PCB

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MODEL

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1.

REMOVAL

OF

BOTTOM

COVER

2.

REMOVAL

OF

MAIN

PCB

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III.

EXAMPLE

OF

FINGERING

TABLE

3-1.

EWIIOOO

STANDARD

FINGERING

TABLE

Note

keys

(left)

(-2)

(-D

<-1> t-2)

<+D

(-1)

K1

K2 K3 K4 K5

K6

Figures

in

(

)

refer

to

half

steps.

Note

keys

(right)

(

+

1)

(_2)

(-1)

(-2)

(+D

(-11

(-2)

K5'

K7

K8

K9

K10

K11

K12

□LTD

Octave

Shift

Roller

The

"0"

position

is

the

reference standard.

Up

+4 +3

+2

-1

0

-1

-2

Down

Fig.

3-1

Touch

the

keys

which

are

filled

in.

NOTE

KEY(LEFT)

Kl

K2

K3 K4

K5

K6

NOTE

KEY(RIGHT)

K5'

K7

K8

K9

KIO

KM

KI2

OCTAVE

SHIFT

ROLLER

A'

F»

0

I

o

0

I

0

I

Q

0

I

0

o

0

I

0

Q

0

I

0

Q

0

Q

I

0

Q

o

0

o

0

Q

O

0

Q

O

0

□DDDiiDD

UP

0

DOWN

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NOTE

KEY(LEFT)

Kl

K2

K3 K4

K5

K6

NOTE

KEY(RIGHT)

K5'

K7

K8

K9

KIO

Kll

KI2

OCTAVE

SHIFT

ROLLER

0

o

0

o

0

o

0

A'

o

0

o

o o

0

o o

0

D

O

o!

0

ddddmdd

UP 0

DOWN

o o

0

o

0

c

O

o

0

Q

O

o

0

o o o

I

0

o

0

Examples

of

Other

Fingering

NOTE

KEY(LEFT)

Kl

K2

K3

K4

K5

NOTE

KEY(RIGHT)

K6

K5'

K7

K8

K9

i

KIO

Kl

KI2

OCTAVE

SHIFT

ROLLER

D»

0

Q

0

I

0

•

I

o

0

I

0

I

DDIID

UP

DOWN

0

I

)

o

0

o o o

0

DDDDMDD

0

DOWN

O

o

0

o

o o

0

o

0

D

O

O O

0

UP

-1

DOWN

These

are

only

a

few

examples.

Refer

to

a

manual

for

the

saxophone,

etc.

for

other

fingerings.

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3-2.

EVIIOOO

STANDARD

FINGERING

TABLE

Note

keys

(left)

(+2) <+i)

(+4j

KS K6

K7

H

K1

K2

K3

(-2)

(-1)

(_3)

Note

keys

(right)

Figuresin

( )

refer

to

half

steps.

K4

(-5)

K

Touch

the

keys

which

are

filled

in.

II

Oown

-2

-1

o

+1

+2 +3

Up

Octave

Shift

Roller

The

"0"

position

is

the

reference

standard.

Fig.

3-2

NOTE

KEY

(RIGHT)

Kl

K2 K3

K5

K6

K7

NOTE

KEY

(LEFT)

K4

OQTAVE

SHIFT

ROLLER

□

o

a

D'

o

O

o

A'

o

a

a a

a

□

a

OOWN

-1

UP

10

SERVICE

MANUAL

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