Korg DW-6000 Manual de usuario

PROGRAMMABLE DIGITAL WAVEFORM SYNTHESIZER

MANUAL DW-6000

CONTENTS

1. SPECIFICATIONS 2

2. MIDI IMPLEMENTATION :3

3. DATA DUMP REFERENCE 6

4. STRUCTURAL DIAGRAM 10

5. BLOCK DIAGRAM 13

6. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 14

7. PC BOARD 20

8. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTIONS 26

9. CHECK AND ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE 29

10. TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE 32

11. PARTS LIST 33

KEIO ELECTRONIC LABORATORY CORPORATION

TOKYO/JAPAN

1. SPECIFICATIONS

•Keyboard

•Voice

•0SC1*

•OSC2*

•Noise*

•VCF*

•Chorus*

•VCF EG*

•VGA EG*

•MG*

•Bend*

•Portamento*

•MID!

•Volume

•TUNE

•Joystick

•Key assign mode

•Programmer

61 keys (C ~C)

6Voice

Octave (16', 8', 4'), Waveform (1 ~8),

Level adjustment

Octave (16', 8', 4'), Waveform (1 ~8),

Interval (Unison, Minor 3rd, Major 3rd,

Perfect 4th, Perfect 5th), Detune (24

cents MAX), Level adjustment

Level adjustment (White noise)

Cutoff Frequency, Resonance Key-

board Track (OFF, HALF, FULL), EG

Polarity (An ,V-J ), EG Intensity

ON/OFF

Attack time, Decay time. Break Point

level. Slope time, Sustain level. Release

time

Attack time. Decay time. Break Point

level. Slope time. Sustain level. Release

time

Frequency, Delay time, OSC intensity

VCF intensity

Maximum OSC Bend (±1 Octave MAX),

VCF Bend ON/OFF

•Display

•Tape interface

•Input jacks

•Output jacks

•Tape switch

•Write switch

•MIDI jacks

•Power supply

•Power

consumption

•Weight

•Dimensions

•Accessories

Portamento time

Receive Channel (ch 1^16),

ENABLE (NOTE DATA/ALL),

OMNI (ON/OFF)

Adjustable

±50 cents

Xaxis (OSC Bend, VCF Bend) +Y

axis (OSC modulation) -Y axis (VCF

modulation)

POLY 1,POLY 2, UNISON

Value (edit slider, UP/DOWN switches),

PROGRAM/PARAMETER switches.

Number select buttons (1 ~8),

WRITE switch, BANK HOLD switch

Program Number, Parameter Number,

Parameter Value, Bank hold indicator

Save, Load, Verify, Cancel

FROM TAPE (HIGH/LOW), DAMPER

(HGND), PORTAMENTO (ILGND)

Program up (1GND)

Output (R, L/MONO, HIGH/LOW),

PHONES, TO TAPE

ENABLE/DISABLE

IN, OUT, THRU

Local voltage

34 W

9.3 kg

998 (W) X338 (D) X101 (H) mm

AC power cord. Connection cord.

Data Cassette

(* Programmable)

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2. MIDI IMPLEMENTATION

1. TRANSMITTED DATA

CHANNEL MESSAGE

STATUS SECOND THIRD DESCRIPTION

1000 0 0000kkkkkkk01000000 NOTE OFF (NOTE 1)

100100000kkkkkkk01000000NOTE ON (NOTE 1)

10110 0 0 0 00000 0 010VVVV V 00OSC MODULATION (NOTE 2)

0 0 0000100VVV V V 00VCF MODULATION (NOTE3)

010000000000 0000DAMPER PEDAL OFF

01000 0 0001111111DAMPER PEDAL ON

010000010000 0 0 0 0 PORTAMENTO OFF

0100000101 1 1 1 111PORTAMENTO ON

1100 0 000 0 PPPPPPpPROGRAM CHANGE

ppppppp^O —63 (NOTE 4)

1110 0 00 0 000000 0 00b b bbbbbPITCH BEND

LSB 0-0-0

1MSB 0-40H -7FH (NOTE 5)

NOTE :1. NOTE NUMBER (Okkkkkkk) =36 -96.

2. PITCH MODULATION range has 5bits resolution (OvvvvvOO)

3. VCF MODULATION range has 5bits resolution (OvvvvvOO)

4. PROGRAM NUMBER (Oppppppp) correspond to DISPLAY NUMBER on the PANEL which will be the

following: DISPLAY NUMBER PROGRAM NUMBER

#11 0

#12 1

#87 62

#88 —63

PITCH BENDER range has 7bits resolution (Obbbbbbb) only by MSB.

2. SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE MESSAGE

(a) DEVICE ID (b) WRITE COMPLETED

BYTE DESCRIPTION

t1110000EXCLUSIVE

01000010KORG ID42H

00110000FORMAT ID30H

00 0 00100DW-6000 ID04H

11110111EOX

NOTE: 6. If receive DEVICE ID REQUEST, DEVICE

ID message will be sent.

BYTE DESCRIPTION

11 1 10000EXCLUSIVE

01000 0 10KORG ID 42H

0 0 110000FORMAT ID 30H

00 0 00100DW-6000 ID04H

00100 0 01WRITE COMPLETED 21 H

11110111EOX

NOTE :7. ff receive WRITE REQUEST and program

write complete, WRITE COMPLETED

message will be sent.

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BYTE DESCRIPTION

11110000EXCLUSIVE

01000010KORG ID42H

001 1 0000FORMAT ID30H

0000010 0 DW-6000 ID 04

00100 0 10WRITE ERROR 22H

11 1 101 1 1EOX

NOTE :8. If receive WRITE REQUEST and program

write incomplete (when WRITE DISABLE

is chosen on the rear panel), WRITE

ERROR will be sent.

(d) DATE SAVE (DATA DUMP)

BYTE DESCRIPTION

11110000EXCLUSIVE

0100 0 010KORG ID42H

001100 0 0FORMAT ID 30H

00000100DW-6000 ID 04

01000000DATA DUMP 40H

0VVVVVVVDATA 26bytes (SEE DW-

6000 BIT MAP)

0VVV V VV V

1111011 1 EOX

NOTE :9. If receive DATA SAVE REQUEST,

DATA SAVE (DATA DUMP) will be sent.

2. RECOGNIZED RECEIVE DATA

1. CHANNEL MESSAGE

STATUS SECOND THIRD DESCRIPTION

1000nn n n0kk k kk k k0XXXXXXXNOTE OFF (NOTE 11)

velocity will be ignored.

1001nnnn0kkkk k kk0VVVV V V VNOTE ON (Ovwvwv>0)

(NOTE 11)velocity will

be ignored.

0kkk k kkk000 0 00 0 0NOTE OFF (NOTE 11)

1011nnnn00000 0 010VVV V VXXOSC MODULATION (NOTE 12)

00 0 0 0 0 100VVV V VXXVCF MODULATION (NOTE 13)

000O01 1 10VVV V VVVVOLUME (NOTE 14)

010 0 000000 0 0 0 000DAMPER PEDAL OFF

010 0 0000O1 1 t1111DAMPER PEDAL ON

0100000100000000PORTAMENTO OFF

010 0 0 0 0101111111PORTAMENTO ON

1011nnnn0111101100 0 00000ALL NOTES OFF

0111110000000000OMNI OFF (ALL NOTES OFF)

011111010000 0 0 00OMNI ON (ALL NOTES OFF)

011111 1 00XXXXXXX(ALL NOTES OFF)

011111110 0 000000(ALL NOTES OFF)

1100nn n n0PPPPPppPROGRAM CHANGE (NOTE 15)

1110nnnn0XXXXXXX0b b bbB11 PITCH BEND

LSB will be ignored.

MSB will be recognized. (NOTE 16)

NOTE :10. nnnn: 0-15. When the mode is OMNI ON, all the data will be received. When the mode is OMNI OFF, only

data of the channel designated by Parameter #81 will be received. As to MODE MESSAGE, however,

designated channel data only will be received even if the mode is OMNI ON.

11.

NOTE NUMBER (Okkkkkkk) =24 —108. If the data except above range were received, the data will be

transposed to the same note on the nearest octave.

12. PITCH MODULATION range has 5bits resolution (Ovvvvvxx) bit 0-bit 1will be ignored.

13. VCF MODULATION range has 5bits resolution (Ovvvvvxx) bit 0-bit 1will be ignored.

14. VOLUME range has 7bits resolution (Ovvvvvvv).

15. PROGRAM NUMBER (Oppppppp) =0-63. If the data is larger than 63, it will be recognized as a

number which is taken 64 from it.

16.

PITCH BENDER range has 7bits resolution (Obbbbbbb) only by MSB.

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2. SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE MESSAGE

(a) DEVICE ID REQUEST

BYTE DESCRIPTION

11110000

0100 0 010

01000000

1111 0111

EXCLUSIVE

KORG ID42H

FORMAT ID40H

EOX

(b) WRITE REQUEST

BYTE DESCRIPTION

111100 0 0EXCLUSIVE

01000010KORG ID42H

00110 0 00FORMAT ID 30

00000100DW-6000 ID 04

00010001WRITE REQUEST 11H

0pppppp p PROGRAM NUMBER

ppppppp =0-63

11110111EOX

(e) PARAMETER CHANGE

BYTE DESCRIPTION

1 1 11000 0 EXCLUSIVE

01000010KORG ID42H

00110000FORMAT ID30H

0 0 000100DW-6000 ID 04

010 0 0001PARAMETER CHANGE 41H

0VVVVVVVPARAMETER OFFSET (See

DW-6000 BIT MAP)

0VV V VVV V PARAMETER VALUE (See

DW-6000 BIT MAP)

1111011 1 EOX

BYTE DESCRIPTION

11110000EXCLUSIVE

01000010KORG ID42H

001100 0 0 FORMAT ID30H

00 0 0010 0 DW-6000 ID 04

000100 0 0 DATA SAVE REQUEST 10H

11110111EOX

3. DATA DUMP REFERENCE

1. DW-6000 BIT MAP

2. DW-6000 BIT MAP AND CORRESPONDING PARAMETER VALUES

PARAMETER NAME PARAMETER

OFFSET BIT CORRESPONDING PANEL DISPLAY

ASSIGN MODE 0b§ -b4Q0=POLY1 01=POLY2 10=UNISON 11=INHIBIT

PARAMETER NAME

BEND OSC

PORTAMENTO TIME

OSC1 LEVEL

OSC2 LEVEL

NOISE LEVEL

CUTOFF

RESONANCE

VCF EG INT

VCF EG ATTACK

VCF EG DECAY

VCF EG BREAK P.

VCF EG SLOPE

VCF EG SUSTAIN

VCF EG RELEASE

VCA EG ATTACK

VCA EG DECAY

VCA EG BREAK P.

VCA EG SLOPE

BEND VCF ~

VCA EG SUSTAIN

OSC1 OCT

VCA EG RELEASE

OSC2 OCT

MG FREQ

KBD TRACK

MG DELAY

EG POLARITY

MG OSC

CHORUS

MG VCF

OSC1 WF

OSC2 WF

OSC2 INTERVAL

OSC2 DETUNE

PARAMETER

OFFSET BIT CORRESPONDING PANEL VALUE

b3-bo 0000 ~1100=0 ~12 1101 ~1111=INHIBIT

b4*bo 00000- 11111=0-31

b4-bo 00000-11111=0-31

b4bo 00000 -11111=0 -31

bs -bo 000000- 111111=0 -63

b4-b0100000- 11111=0-31

b4-bo OOOOO- 11111=0-31

b4*bo 00000- 11111=0-31

b4-bo 00000- 11111=0-31

b4-bo 00000 ~11111=0-31

b4-bo 00000-11111=0 -31

b4-bo 00000- 11111=0-31

b4-bo 00000- 11111=0 -31 !

b4-bo 00000- 11111=0-31

b6-b5

b4 -bo

b6 -b5

b4 -bo

b6 -b5

b4 -bo

bs ‘b3

b2-bo

0=0(OFF) 1=1{ON)

00000 ~11ll 1=0 ~31

00=16 01=8 10=4 11 =INHIBIT

00000 ~11ll 1=0 ~31

00=16 01=8 10=4 11=INHIBIT

00000 ~11111=0 -31

00=0(OFF) 01=1(HALF) 10=2(FULL)

11=INHIBIT

00000 ~11111=0 ~31

0=1( A/—v)1=2( \A-/ )

00000 ~11111=0 ~31

0=0(OFF) 1=1(ON)

00000 ~11 111=0 ~31

000 ~111=1 -8

000 -111=1 -8

PARAMETER

NUMBER

b2-bo 000 -110=0-6 111 =

3. INTERFACE WITH PERSONAL COMPUTER

When using acomputer for DW-6000 control and commu-

nications, asystem exclusive message and the following data

types are employed.

Sending Receiving

DEVICE ID

WRITE

COMPLETED

WRITE ERROR

DATA SAVE

(DATA DUMP)

:Identifies the equipment. Sent upon

receiving aDEVICE ID REQUEST.

:Sent in response to aWRITE RE-

QUEST, this indicates that the PRO-

GRAM WRITE task has been success-

fully completed.

:Sent in response to aWRITE RE-

QUEST, this means that the synth is

set to the WRITE DISABLE mode so

PROGRAM WRITE task cannot be

completed.

:In response to aDATA SAVE RE-

QUEST, this sends the data for the

sound presently being produced.

DEVICE ID

REQUEST

WRITE

REQUEST

DATA SAVE

REQUEST

PARAMETER

CHANGE

:A request for the equipment's MIDI

identification number.

:Arequest for the DW-6000 to write

data for the present sound to program

memory.

:Arequest for the DW-6000 to send

data for the present sound.

:Used to change parameters of the cur-

rent sound.

The above examples require that the DW-6000 and com-

puter interface be connected via their respective MIDI IN

and MIDI OUT Jacks as shown here.

The above data types are used for communication in the

following ways.

(1)

To find the ID number for equipment connected to the

computer.

Computer

DW-6000

DEVICE ID REQUEST

(2)

To edit sound data within the DW-6000.

PROGRAM DATA SAVE PARAMETER WRITE

(3)

To edit data already available in the computer. PARAMETER WRITE

DATA LOAD CHANGE REQUEST

WRITE ERROR

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(4) To load all 64 sound programs from the computer to the DW-6000.

Computer

DW-6000

PROGRAM DATA SAVE

CHANGE REQUEST

Repeated 64 times.

(5) To save all 64 sound programs from the DW-6000 to the computer.

WRITE

DATA LOAD REQUEST

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