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AXBO

PROGRAMMABLE

POLYPHONIC

SYNTHESIZER

bee

Power

requirements

Power

requirements

for

electrical

equipment

differ

from

area

to

area.

Please

ensure

that

your

machine

meets

the

power

requirements

in

your

area.

If

in

doubt,

consult

a

qualified

electrician.

120

V,

60

Hz

for

USA

and

Canada

220

V,

50 Hz

for

Europe

except

UK

240

V,

50 Hz

for

UK

and

Australia

110

V/120

V/220

V/240

V,

50/60

Hz

convertible

for

other

countries.

Voltage

conversion

Models

for

Canada,

USA,

Europe,

UK

and

Australia

are

not

equipped

with

this

facility.

Each

machine

is

preset

at

the

factory

according

to

its

destination,

but

some

machines

can

be

set

to

110

V,

120

V,

220

V

or

240

V

as

required.

If

your

machine's

voltage

can

be

converted:

Before

connecting

the

power

cord,

turn

the

VOLTAGE

SELECTOR

locat-

ed

on

the

botton

panel

with

a

screwdriver

until

the

correct

voltage

is

in-

dicated.

120V

240V

CAUTION

ISA

OF

ELECTMIC

SHOCK

00

мот

oren

ER.

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

The

lightning

flash

with

the

arrowhead

symbol

superimposed

across

e

agraphical

representation

of

a

person,

within

an

equilateral

triangle,

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

uninsulated

“danger-

ә

ous

voltage"

within

the

product's

enclosure;

that

may

be of

sufficient

magnitude

to

constitute

a

risk

of

electric

shock.

The

exclamation

point

within

an

equilateral

triangle

is

intented

to

e

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

important

operating

and

mainte-

nance

(servicing)

instructions

in

the

literature

accompanying

the

ap-

*

pliance.

Precautions

FOR

CUSTOMERS

IN

THE

UK

IMPORTANT

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY

The

flex

supplied

with

your

machine

will

have

either

two

wires

or

three,

as

shown

in

the

illustrations.

THREE

CORE

FLEX

WARNING

THIS

APPARATUS

MUST

BE

EARTHED

IMPORTANT

The

wires

in

this

mains

lead

are

coloured

in

accordance

with

the

following

code:

Green-and-yellow:

Earth

Blue:

Neutral

Brown:

Live

As

the

colours

of

the

wires

in

the

mains

lead

of

this

apparatus

may

not

correspond

with

the

coloured

markings

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

plug,

proceed

as

follows:

The

wire

which

is

coloured

green-and-yellow

must

be

con-

nected

to

the

terminal

in

the

plug

which

is

marked

by

the

letter

E

or by

the

safety

earth

symbol

,

or

coloured

green

or

coloured

Blue

Brown

green-and-yellow.

(Neutral)

(Live)

The

wire

which

is

coloured

blue

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

N

or

coloured

black.

The

wire

which

is

coloured

brown

must

be

connected

to

the

termi-

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

L

or

coloured

red.

TWO

CORE

FLEX

IMPORTANT

PLUG

The

wires

in

this

mains

lead

are

coloured

in

accordance

with

the

following

code:

Blue:

Neutral

Brown:

Live

As

the

colours

of

the

wires

in

the

mains

lead

of

this

apparatus

may not

correspond

with

the

coloured

markings

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

plug,

proceed

as

follows:

The

wire

which

is

coloured

blue

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

N

or

i

:

{

{

{

й

Й

coloured

black.

The

wire

which

is

coloured

brown

must

be

Siue

в

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

(Neutral)

(Live)

with

the

letter

L

or

coloured

red.

Do

not

connect

any

wire

to

the

larger

pin

marked

E

or

when

wiring

a

plug.

Ensure

that

all

terminals

are

securely

tightened

and

that

no

loose

strands

of

wire

exist.

Table

of

Contents

Warning

..

Precautions

.

Specifications.

T

Nomenclature

.

.8—

Unit

Connections

.

HM

Playback

Procedure

.7—

EDIT

mode...

Е

MIDI

Interface

.

MODAN-

2N

Specifications

.

61

key

C

scle

..8voice—16

osc.

...92

tones

„А

and

B,

each

32

tones

..

1.

FREQ.

RANGE

(16',

8'

4")

2.WAVE(OFF,

,

.MIX)

3.

PW

(DUTY

50%

to

100%)

4.

PWM

speed

(Rate

0.1%

to 20

Hz)

5.

SUB

OSC

(ON,

OFF)

6.

OXC-1

Level

ОЅС-2...............

7.FREQ.

RANGE

(16,

8',

4',

2"

adjustment

by

100

cent

step)

8.

Detune

(3-36

cent)

9.

WAVE

(OFF,

,

MIX)

10

CROSS

MOD

(OFF,

1,2)

11.

EG

depth

12.

EG

select

(VCF,

VCA)

13.

OSC-2

Level

WOR

С

зон

14.

Cut

off

freq.

(less

than

10

Hz,

more

than

20

Hz)

15.

Resonance

16.

EG

depth

17.

Key

follow

(0

to

150%)

18.

Key

velocity

19.

H.P.F.

ИО

eereeey

TERTIO

20.

Depth

21.

Speed

(0.1

to

20

Hz)

22.

Delay

(0105

sec.)

23.

WAVE(

,

‚ ,

)24.LFO

select

(OSC-1,

OSC-2,

VCF)

ГИЙ

TTT

25.

Attack

26.

Decay

27.

Sustain

28.

Release

29.

Key

follow

30.

EG

select

(VCA,

VCA/VCF,

VCF)

.

31,

Key

velocity,

32.

Level

.

+50

cent

..

Modulation

(OSC,

VCF)/Pitch

bend

(+1200

cent

(100

cent

step)

Note

number,

Key

velocity,

Pitch

bender,

Program

change,

Control

change

(Modulation

wheel,

Sustain

SW),

Transmission/

Receiving

channel

select

External

jack

...........

Audio

out/1

V

(Monophonic),

Headphone

(Stereo),

Sustain

pedal,

Program

up

pedal,

Tape

memory

(IN,

OUT),

MIDI

bus

(IN,

OUT

THRU)

Dimensions.............

1,018

(W)

x

102

(H)

x392

(D)

mm

(40.1

x

4.0

x

25.4

inches)

EET

PEPE

15.2

kg

(33.4

Ibs)

*

For

improvement

/

3

Nomenclature

PEDAL

PRGM.

UP

jack

This

is

used

together

with

the

pedal

unit

to

change

the

preset

voice

data

one

at

a

time.

*

The

jack

accepts

a

6.3

mm

diameter

phone

plug.

PEDAL

SUSTAIN

jack

This

is

used

tog:

r

with

the

pedal

unit

to

turn

the

sustain

on/off.

(The

length

of

the

sustain

is

determined

by

the

SUSTAIN

data

of

the

EG

parame-

ters.)

*

The

jack

accepts

a

6.3

mm

diameter

phone

plug.

PHONES

jack

This

jack

is

used

for

connection

of

a

pair

of

headphones

for

private

monitor-

ing

of

the

sound.

*

The

jack

accepts

a

6.3

mm

diameter

phone

plug.

OUTPUT

jack

This

jack

is

used

to

connect

the

AXBO

to

the

inputs

of

a

keyboard

amplifier

or

а

тіхег.

*

The

jack

accepts

a

6.3

mm

diameter

phone

plug.

DATA

display

During

the

edit

mode,

the

DATA

display

will

display

the

data

of

the

respective

parameters.

FUNCTION

MODE

display

This

displays

the

function

mode

of

the

AXBO.

©

When

either

bank

Aor

B

has

been

selected

for

the

presets

—

the

preset

voice

number

will

be

dis-

played.

*

During

the

edit

mode

—

the

parame-

ter

being

edited

will

be

displayed.

*

During

the

TAPE

mode

—

the

re-

spective

save,

verify

and

load

modes

will

be

displayed.

23

MEMORY

PROTECT

switch

This

switch

prevents

new

data from

being

accidentally

written

into

the

write-enable

memory

banks

A

and

B,

thereby

protecting

their

data

contents

from

accidental

erasure.

Turning

the

switch

ON

enables

the

data

contents

of

the

banks

A

and

B

re-

written,

as

well

as

enabiling

the

loading

of

data

from

tape.

-qd

dde

A

OOS]

|

TAPE

MEMORY

IN/OUT

jacks

These

are

used

to

copy

the

voice

data

of

the

respective

memory

banks

onto

cassette

tape,

or

to

register

the

voice

data

recorded

on

cassette

tape

into

the

memory

banks

of

the

AX-80.

IN:

Connect

to

the

output

jack

of

the

tape

recorder.

OUT:

Connect

to

the

input

jack

of

the

tape

recorder.

PITCH

BEND

knob

and

wheel

Use

these

when

the

performance

of

pitch

bend

effects

is

desired.

The

knob

is

used

to

set the

range

of

the

pitch

bend

effect.

The

wheel

is

used

to

bend

the

pitch

up or

down.

——

M.

WHEEL

(Modulation

Wheel)

knob

and

wheel

These

are

used

for

the

performance

of

modulation

effects.

The

knob

is

used

to

set

the

range

of

the

modulation

depth,

and

the

wheel

is

used

to

increase

or

decrease

the

depth

of

the

modulation

effect.

d

MIDI

jacks

(IN/OUT/THROUGH)

0SC-1

Mode

Display

ҮСЕ

Mode

Display

These

are

used

together

music

This

displays

the

respective

parameter

This

displays

the

respective

parameter

sequencers

for

automatic

perfor-

modes

of

OSC-1.

modes

of

VCF.

mances.

IN:

This

jack

receives

the

MIDI

con-

trol

data.

Using

the

supplied

OUT:

This

jack

transmits

the

MIDI

control

data.

Use

the

supplied

THROUGH:

This

is

used

when

utilizing

05С-2

Mode

Display

—

—

MOM,

Display

:

the

same

data

as

that

entered

н

into

the

MIDI

IN

jack.

Using

the

This

азау

фо

respective

parameter

Le

diepiazza

the

respective

parameter

ЕВ/ҰСА

Mode

Display

This

displays

the

respective

parameter

modes

of

the

EG

and

VCA.

Additionally,

when

the

TAPE

mode

has

been

select-

ed,

it

will

always

display

the

save,

verify

and

load

modes,

respectively.

Parameter,

Preset

Voice

select

buttons

(1-32)

These

buttons

are

used

to

select

the

preset

voices,

to

select

and/or

the

re-

spective

parameters,

to

select

the

TAPE

mode,

or

to

set

the

MIDI

chan-

nels.

Keyboard

This

is

a

61

key,

8-voice

polyphonic

keyboard.

М

Б

TUNE

control

This

control

is

used

to

tune

the

pitch.

At

the

maximum

setting,

the

tuning

can

be

adjusted

over

a

range

of

+

50

cents.

Tuning

the

control

towards

$

will

increase

the

pitch

while

turning

it

towards

b

will

decrease

the

pitch.

Nor-

mally,

leave

this

control

at

the

center

position.

KEY

TRANS

button

and

indicator

(Key

Transpose)

This

key

is

used

to

transpose

the

key

over

a

range

of

+

1

octave,

referenced

toC

.Press

the

button

once

more

to

сало!

the

function

(the

indicator

goes

EDIT

CONTROL

UP/DOWN

buttons

Use

these

buttons

during

the

edit

mode

to

change

the

respective

parameter

data

by

one

increment

at

a

time.

While

also

functioning

as

data

fine

adjust-

ment

buttons,

during

a

performance

for

example,

the

buttons

will

also

operate

as

the

program

UP

or

program

DOWN

buttons

when

changing

the

voice

data

memorized

in

bank

A,

bank

B

or

the

PRESET

bank,

by

one

increment

at

a

time.

CONTROL

knob

This

control

is

used

for

coarse

adjust-

ment

to

the

parameter

data

during

the

edit

mode.

CONTROL

r-

MIDI

button

Use

this

button

to

set

the

MIDI

trans-

mission/reception

channel.

The

trans-

mission/reception

channel

will

be

ini-

tialized

to

channel

1

when

the

power

is

turned

on.

M.

WHEEL

VCF

button

and

indicator

(Modulation

Wheel

Voltage

Control

Filter)

Use

this

button

to

enable

the

cut-off

frequency

of

the

VCF

to

be

controlled

by

the

M.

WHEEL.

Press

this

button

once

again

to

cancel

the

function,

causing

the

indicator

to

goout.

M.

WHEEL

OSC

button

and

indicator

(Modulation

Wheel

Oscillator)

Use

this

button

to

enable

the

oscillation

frequency

of

the

oscillators

(OSC-1

&

OSC-2)

to

be

controlled

by

the

M.

WHEEL.

Press

this

button

once

again

to

cancel

the

function,

causing

the

indica-

tor

to

go

out.

CHORD

IRY

button

and

indicator

This

button

is

used

when

memorizing

a

certain

chord,

or

for

single-finger

chording,

etc.,

when

the

use

of

a

memo-

rized

chord

is

required.

his

function,

press

the

IRY

button

(the

indicator

Use

this

control

to

adjust

the

output

level

of

the

GUTPUT

jack

or

the

PHONES

jack.

HOLD

button

and

indicator

Press

this

button

to

extend

(hold)

the

note

of

the

key

depressed

during

CHORD

MEMORY

operation.

Press

this

button

once

again

to

cancel

the

function,

causing

the

indicator

to

goout.

mr

WRITE

button

and

indicator

Use

this

button

to

memorize

the

voice

data

created

during

EDIT

mode

onto

memory

banks

A

or

B.

Press

the

EDIT

button

to

cancel

this

function

durine

operation.

TAPE

button

and

indicator

This

button

is

used

to

save

(record)

the

voice

data

memorized

in

the

respective

banks

(A,

B

or

PRESET)

of

the

AXBO

onto

tape,

to

verify

(confirm)

the

voice

data

recorded

on

tape,

or

to

load

the

recorded

voice

data

into

banks

A

or

B

of

the

AX80.

To

cancel

this

function,

press

the

button

when

the

three

indicators

of

the

EG/VCA

Mode

Display

begin

to

flicker,

causing

the

indicators

to

go

out.

A,

Bbuttons

and

indicators

These

buttons

are

used

to

memorize

the

voice

data

created

during

the

edit

mode,

or

when

utilizing

the

voice

data

for

the

memory

banks

A

and

B.

It

is

possible

to

write

new

da

these

memory

banks.

into

Caution

Voice

data

has

already

been

memo-

rized

onto

the

respective

memory

banks

A

and

B.

It

is

advisable

to

first

save

these

voice

data

onto

tape

before

memorizing

voice

data

created

durinc

the

edit

mode,

since

entering

new

da

will

cause

previous

data

to

be

erased.

EDIT

button

and

indicator

This

button

is

used

for

the

application

of

voice

data

memorized

in

the

A, B,

or

PRESET

banks

for

the

creation

of

en-

tirely

new

voice

data.

PRESET

button

and

indicator

—

'

This

butlon

is

used

to

call

out

the

voice

data

memorized

in

the

preset

bank.

It

is

not

possible

to

write

new

data

into

the

PRESET

memory

bank.

ar

Unit

Connections

The

AX80

does

not

contain

a

speaker

nor

an

amplifier.

Therefore,

it

requires

the

use

of

a

separate

power

amplifier

and

speaker

unit,

such

as

a

commercial

keyboard

amplifier

unit.

ti

Unit

Connection

TN

Xi

recorder

Keyboard

amplifier

f

N

i

Foot

pedal

(sustain

control)

ii

Foot

pedal

(program

up

control)

TAPE

er

(reter

to

ы

MIDI

jack

се

topage

)

swew

гау

ә

(2)

Household

AC

100

V

outlet

el

ЩЩ

ШИШИ

ET

Playback

Procedure

Preset

voice

data

playback

The

AX80

is

equipped

with

a

preset

memory

bank,

and

two

memory

banks,

A

and

B.

The

voice

data

for

32

voices

are

set

into

each

memory

bank

for

a

total

of

96

voices.

Operation

procedure

1.

Turn

on

the

POWER

switch

to

turn

on

the

power.

The

AX80

will

now

be

set

to

the

preset

playback

mode,

with

P

|

appearing

in

the

FUNCTION

MODE

display,

and

voice

data

1

will

be

set.

When

using

voice

data

memorized

in

either

memory

banks

A

or

B:

Press

either

button

A

or

B.

Either

A

!

or

b

!

will

appear

on

the

FUNCTION

MODE

display.

At

the

same

time,

the

AX80

will

be

set

to

voice

data

1.

2.

Using

buttons

1—32,

select

the

desired

voice

data.

3.

Adjust

the

output

level

by

using

the

OUTPUT

knob.

By

using

the

EDIT

CONTROL

UP/DOWN

but-

tons,

it

is

possible

during

playback

to

change

the

voice

data

of

each

bank

by

one

step

at

a

time.

When

changing

the

data

directly:

Press

one

of

the

buttons

1

—32.

EDIT

CONTROL

TUNE

control

Use

this

control

to

adjust

the

tuning.

Nor-

mally,

it

should

be

set

to

the

center

posi-

tion.

The

tuning

range

is

+50

cents.

Turning

it

towards

£

will

increase

the

pitch

and

turning

towards

b

will

decrease

the

pitch.

TUNE

PITCH

BEND

control

Use

this

control

when

adding

pitch

bend

effects.

The

control

knob

selects

the

pitch-

variable

range

of

the

pitch

bend

effect.

Setting

it

to

MIN

means

that

the

range

is

О

(pitch

bend

effect

zero)

while

setting

it

to

MAX

means

that

the

pitch

bend

range

is

1200

cent

(1

octave.)

The

pitch

bend

wheel

controls

the

pitch

bend

effect

selected

by

the

pitch

bend

control

knob.

Moving

the

control

towards

+will

increase

the

pitch,

and

moving

it

towards

—will

decrease

the

pitch.

The

pitch

bend

wheel

will

automatically

return

to

the

center

position

when

the

pressure

on

it

is

released,

causing

the

pitch

bend

effect

to

revert

to

O.

M.

WHEEL

control

Use

this

control

when

adding

modulation

effects.

When

using

the

modulation

wheel

control,

it

is

necessary

to

press

either

the

M.

WHEEL

OSC

or

M.

WHEEL

VCF

button,

or

both.

The

control

knob

adjusts

the

degree

of

modulation.

Set

at

MIN

for

a

modulation

effect

of

0,

and

the

modulation

will

be

at

its

maximum

when

the

control

is

set

to

MAX

Use

the

wheel

to

control

the

modulation

effects

set

by

the

modulation

control

knob.

Moving

the

wheel

towards

MAX

will

increase

the

modulation

effect,

while

moving

it

towards

MIN

will

decrease

the

modulation

effect.

Transposing

with

the

KEY

TRANS

mechanism

(key

transpose)

This

enables

the

key

to

be

transposed

upwards

over

a

range

of

II

semitones,

referenced

to

C.

This

can

be

used

to

transpose

a

piece

written

in

a

key

with

many

=

and

b

into

а

key

that

is

more

Convenient

to

play

in.

Transposing

up

or

down

in

octave

units

should

be

done

by

using

the

OSC-1

FEET

SELECTOR.

Operation

procedure

.

Press

the

KEY

TRANS

button.

The

cor-

responding

indicator

will

light

up.

2.

Referenced

to

C,

press

the key

(from

D—B,

including

black

keys)

to

be

transposed

to.

No

sound

will

be

pro-

duced

when

this

procedure

is

carried

out.

The

key

has

been

transposed

when

the

blinking

KEY

TRANS

button

indica-

tor

glows

steadily.

To

cancel

the

KEY

TRANS

function:

Press

the

KEY

TRANS

button,

causing

the

corresponding

indicator

to

go

out.

Changing

the

voice

data

with

the

foot

pedal

By

connecting

a

separately

available

pedal

unit

to

the

PEDAL

PROG.

UP

jack,

it

is

possible

during

playback

to

change

the

voice

data

by

one

step

at

a

time.

8\/%

Turning

the

PEDAL

SUSTAIN

effect

ON/OFF

By

connecting

a

separately

available

pedal

unit

to

the

PEDAL

SUSTAIN

jack

it

is

possible

to

turn

the

sustain

effect

on/off.

*

The

jack

is

for

a

6.3

mm

ġ

phone

plug.

r-PEDAL—

PRGM.UP

SUSTAIN

(e)

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EDIT

mode

The

edit

mode

selects

voice

data

memorized

in

the

preset

memory

bank

or

memory

banks

Aand

Band

modifies

it

to

create

new

voice

data.

During

the

edit

mode,

the

parameter

to

be

changed

will

appear

in

the

FUNCTION

MODE

display,

and

the

data

itself

will

appear

on

the

DATAdisplay.

Basic

procedure

for

editing

.

Set

the

AX80

to

the

voice

data

to

be

changed

by

pressing

either

buttons

A,

Bor

PRESET,

and

then

by

pressing

one

of

the

buttons

1

—32.

2.

Push

the

EDIT

button.

3.

Select

the

parameter

to

be

changed

from

among

the

buttons

1-32.

4.

Change

the

data

by

using

the

CONTROL

knob,

EDIT

CONTROL

UP/DOWN

or

the

parameter

button

depressed

in

the

above

step

3.

For

major

changes

in

the

data

(coarse

adjustment

of

the

data),

use

the

CONTROL

knob.

When

changing

the

data

one

step

at

a

time,

use

the

EDIT

con-

trol

UP/DOWN

or

the

parameter

button

depressed

in

the

above

step

3.

Description

of

functions

for

buttons

1

—32

in

the

EDIT

mode.

When

the

EDIT

mode

is

selected,

operation

buttons

1—32

will

function

as

parameter

select

buttons,

as

well

as

possessing

the

same

functions

as

the

EDIT

CONTROL

button.

Next

are

the

func-

tions

of

each

button,

and

the

corresponding

contents

of

the

FUNCTION

MODE

and

the

DATAdisplays.

Procedum.

for

memorizing

voice

data

created

in

the

EDIT

m

The

AX80

is

equipped

with

two

memory

banks,

A

and

B,

each

of

which

is

capable

of

memorizing

the

voice

data

for

32

voices,

for

a

total

of

64

voices

selectable.

Once

voice

data

modified

or

created

is

memorized

in

the

memory

banks

A

or

B,

they

can

be

recalled

with

one

touch

of

a

finger.

NOTE

Before

carrying

out

this

procedure,

it

is

advisable

to

save

(record)

the

voice

data

memorized

in

the

memory

banks

A

and

B

onto

cassette

tape.

Failure

to

observe

this

precaution

can

result

in

the

loss

of

important

voice

data.

Refer

to

page

14

for

the

procedure

on

saving

voice

data

on

a

cassette

tape.

Operation

procedure

.

Press

the

EDIT

button,

and

select

the

respective

parameter

data

for

the

desired

voice

data.

2.

Turn

off

the

MEMORY

PROTECT

switch.

3.

Press

the

WRITEbutton.

5

EL

will

appear

on

the

FUNCTION

MODE

display.

The

indica-

tors

for

buttons

Aand

B

will

begin

to

flicker

in

alternation.

[Selecting

the

memory

bank

4.

Use

either

button

Aor

Bto

select

the

desired

memory

bank

to

contain

the

voice

data.

Depending

on

which

button

is

pressed,

H--

or

b--

willappearon

the

FUNCTION

MODE

display,

and

the

memory

number

line

will

flicker.

O

If

the

wrong

memory

bank

is

selected,

simply

press

the

button

for

the

desired

bank

to

correct

this.

Setting

the

memory

number

5.

Use

the

buttons

1—32

to

select

the

memory

number

to

be

memorized.

Once

the

button

has

been

pressed,

the

memory

number

of

the

button

pressed

will

appear,

and

the

indicator

of

the

TAPE

button

will

go

out.

6.

Turn

on

the

MEMORY

PROTECT

switch.

The

above

procedure

completes

the

memorization

of

the

voice

data.

*

Procedure

to

cancel

the

voice

data

memorization

process

while

in

progress

Before

carrying

out

the

above

step

4,

press

the

EDIT

button.

This

cancels

the

WRITE

mode

for

the

voice

data.

Saving

voice

data

onto

cassette

tape