Moog Song Producer User manual

TECHNICAL
SERVICE INFORMATION
for
SONG PRODUCER
MOOG ELECTRONICS. INC.
2500 Walden Avenue. Buffalo.New York 14225
MOOG ELECTRONICS. INC.
pia Waalhaven Zuidzijde 48,3088 H.J. Rotterdam, The Netherlands
These drawings and specifications are the property ofMoog Electronics. Inc.•
and shallnot bereproduced or copiedinwholeorin partas thebasis for manufacture or sale of theitems.
COPYRIGHT-1985
MOOG ELECTRONICS. INC.
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ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Operati.g TemperatureRange
Max'Power Consurtption
15 degrees C to40 degrees C
320 milliartps
Triggeri:9
Inn t _lIDedance
Input Threshold Voltage
Positive edge
lOOK shunted by .Oluf
+1 volt
TTL cortpatible
100 microseconds
1 Hertz to 500 Hertz
Mini.::: se Width
Clod<Rate
outp t D::- ':ve
Puse ~;i 'th
Clock Rate
LSTTL cortpatible
665 microseconds nominal
1Hertz to 300 Hertz
Logic
Inp ~ Ir:;>eeance
I ut esr.old oltage
Logic
OUtput Drive
Active Low = Disabled
lOOKshunted by .Oluf
1volt minimum'
TTL compatible
Active Low = Disabled
LSTTL cortpatible
Logic
Output rive
Puse"dd-=." 0 tp ts
••.•.he se_ected
ActiveHigh
= Trigger
LSTTL cortpatible
200 millisecondsnominal.
Software selectable for latched
or pulsed outputs.
MEMORY MAP
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READ/WRITEFUNCTION
WRITEU17
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READ U17 "WI RECEIVE DATA REGISTER
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WRI EDRUM TRIGGER lATCH
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TEST ADJUSTMENT ITROUBLESHOOTING
Included on the master diskette is a
complete menu-driven program for testing
the Song Producer hardware module.All
that is needed to run the test program are
~wo standard "guitar" cables, one MIDI
cable and a footswitch.(Guitar cables may
be used to simulate the footswitch.)
To access the test program, insert the
SOng Producer disk and type the following,
When the program finishes loading.the
computer will proMPt "READY".
Next.type RUN (RETURN) and follow the
enu-driven instructions displayed on the
screen.
IF THE TEST PROGRAM RUNS SUCCESSFULLY.IT
VERIFIES PROPER OPERATION OF THE SONG
PRODUCER HARDWARE. Therefore,any problems
encountered are probably related to user
error and the associated portion of the
owner's manual should be reread carefully.
If calibration becomes necessary the
program will prompt the necessary
adjustments. Use a 1/8" (3 mm) flat blade
screwdriver for the only two Song Producer
adjustments - CLOCK PULSE WIDTH and DRUM
PULSE WI DTH •
If troubleshooting becomes necessary, the
program will proMPt appropriately.The
cover must then be removed using a #1
Phillips screwdriver and a 1/4" phone
plug-to-test probe cable used to complete
the procedure. Troubleshooting is best
left to qualified service personnel.
Please consult the authorized service
center list or factory service department
for assistance.
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SONG PRODUCER
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
THE SONG PRODUCER CONSISTS
HARDWARE CIRCUITS:
1. The Data and Address
Bus Buffer
2.Address Decoder
3.Control Latch Driver
4.Drum Output Circuit
5. Clock In and Clock In
Disable Circuit
6. Clock Out and Clock
OUt Disable Circuit
7. Footswitch Inputs
NOTE:ALL
ADDRESSES ARE
IN HEX AND ARE
FOLLOWED
PARENTHETICALLY
BYTHEIR
DECIMAL
EQUIVALENT.
8.MIDI Input and Output
Circuits
9.Interrupt Disable Circuit
The bus buffers consist of U8 and U9. U8
is a bi-directional bus transceiver
connected to the data bus to buffer
outgoing and incoming data signals to and
from the Commodore 64. The enable and data
direction on U8 is controlled from the
1/01 line and the R/W line from the
Commodore 64. The 1/01 line sets the
memory map boundaries to DEOO (56832) to
DEFF (57087). U9 buffers the 1/01 line and
R/WQ line, the ~2 clock and the first
three address lines from the Commodore 64.
The address decoder consists of UII and U3
and decodes addresses in the range of DEOO
(56832) to DEOF (56847). UII selects one
of eight lines by pulling that line low.
Since the least significant address bit is
AI,UII decodeseverysecond address.For
example, DEOO will stay low for both DEOO
(56832) and DEOI(56833).U3 inhibits any
address decoding above DEOF (56848).The
decoded address for each one of the
subsections may be found on the schematic.
The Control Latch Driver consists of U7
and U2B and is memory mapped atDEOA
(56842). A memorywrite to this address
causes a logic "1"to appear at U7 Pin 3.
This signal is "NANDED" by U2B to provide
a control latch clock which results in
data bus transfer to the appropriate
latches on the falling edge of the ~2
clock.
DO
= Clock Disable Output (U4B)
"0"
= Dis able
Clock Disable Input (USB)
"1" = Disable
Interrupt Disable (USA)
"0"
= Disable
Drum Trigger Pulse/Latch Select
"0"
= Latch."1" = Pulse
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The drum output circuit consists of
latches U12 and U13,buffers U6 and U16.
pulse timerU14A and R50 and drum mode
latches U15B. The drum output latches can
operate in either a pulse mode or a latch
mode depending on the status of flip flop
U15B. In the latch mode.the output of
U15B is"0", disabling reset circuit U14B.
Data from the buffered data bus is latched
by U13 and U12 DO
= DRUM TRIGGER 1. D7 =
DRUMTRIGGER 8.
The outputs from U13 and U12 are buffered
by U6 and U16 and sent to the Drum Trigger
outputs 1 through 8.When Pin 13 of UlsB
is high. the drum output operates ina
pulse mode. Whenever a "1" is written to
any output of U13 or U12, diodes CRS
through CR12 couplethat "1"to the input
of U14A. U14A charges C26 through RSO.
When the voltage on C26 equals 2.5 volts,
the output of U14B goes negative resetting
latches U12 and U13 backto zero.C26 and
R50.a drum pulse widthtrim, sets the
time constant and therebyadjusts the
pulse width.
The CLOCK IN(CI) and CLOCK IN DISABLE
(CID) circuits consist of U1,U3A.U2A,
UIO and USB. The CIand CID circuits allow
external instruments,such as drum
machines.to be used as a time base for
the Song Producer.When enabled, clock
pulses on CI generate a non-maskable
interrupt that is fed back to the
Commodore 64andused as a timing signal.
The CID..in conjunction with latch USB.
can be used toinhibit the actionof CI.
Either a "1" on USB or a "0" on CID will
inhibit U2A from passing the clock signal
to UIOD,therebydisabling it. If U2A
generates aninterrupt,the signal is
inverted byUIOD and again byU10C and
sentto the NMI line. Since it is
imperativethat non-maskable interrupts do
notoccur untilthe software sets the
Commodore up to receive them, the A
sectionof US is used to inhibit the
interruptsupon power up.This is
described fullyin theINTERRUPT DISABLE
section.
U4 provides both a CLOCK OUT (CO) and
CLOCKOUT DISABLE (COD) fordriving
external drum machines. Whenever a "1" is
written toBDI of U4A,U4A charges C9
throughR16 andR17.Whenthevoltage on
C9 exceeds thethreshold voltage on the
reset input, U4Aresets to"0" producing a
pulse. R16.R17 and C9 set the pulse width
to 665 microseconds.This is buffered by
U6B andfed toCO. TheCOD is latched by
U4B from BDO.
U7 is a tri-statebuffer used
Footswitch IN1 and 2tothe
Whenever memorylocationDEOC
read.thedata on Footswitch IN
transferred to thedatabuson
6. "0"
= switch depressed. All
bits areunusedandset
resistors R30throughR37.
to feed
data bus.
(56844)is
1and 2 is
bits 7 and
other data
to "1"by
To receive information. the serial data
stream is fed to MIDI IN through J20.It
is optically isolated by U22andfed
through buffer U21D to the receive data
input onU17. Whenthe receivedata buffer
receives all8 data bits. an interrupt
request is generated which is fedto the
computer through UIO and a "1" isset in
bit 7 of it's own status register.The
Commodore 64 reads the status register of
each ACIA and when it finds a "1"inbit 7
of th~ status data register, it thenreads
the receive data. Then it is ready to
receive the next serial data transmission.
The receive data stream is also fed to U21
and out the MIDI THROUGH jackto drive
other MIDI based instruments.
Since U17 through U20 all transmit in the
same fashion.we'll only lookat U17.
Whenever the computer wants to send a MIDI
command.it first writes into the transmit
data register of U17.When the data word
is latched. U17adds 1 start bit,then
feeds the data out in a serial stream to
output "W".At the end of the 8 data bits.
it adds one stop bit.When the word is
successfuly transmitted, U17 generates an
interrupt.telling the microprocessor that
it is ready to receive the next word for
transmission.U18, U19 and U20 operate in
exactly the same matter as U17.
It isimperative that no interrupts,
either interrupt requests or non-maskable
interrupts are generated by the Song
Producer before the software has
programmed the Commodore 64to handle
them.Therefore,USA isconfigured to
disable both the NMIvia UIOC and IRQ via
UIOB from the Song Producer uponpower up.
When power issupplied to the Song
Producer,Cl8 holds the reset pin of USA
high forapproximately 1 second. This
causes the "Q" output to go low, disabling
UIOwhich disables both interrupt lines.
To enable both. a "1"is written to USA
which enables UIOB and C. Therefore,the
clock input can then generate a
NON-MASKABLE INTERRUPT (NMI) or the ACIA's
can generate an INTERRUPT REQUEST (IRQ).
MIDI stands for Musical Instrument Digital
Interface. MIDI is a digital serial
communicaion channel (similar to RS232)
that allows similarly equipped instruments
to communicate with eachotherat the
lowest levelthey both understand. In the
case of the Song Producer,MIDI allows the
Commodore 64to communicate and control
synthesizers and drummachines.It
communicates with 10bit words consisting
of one startbit, 8 data bits and 1stop
bit at a 31.25 kHz bit rate. To reduce
ground loops, theMIDIinput isoptically
isolated.
TheMIDI serial data stream isboth
transmitted andreceived by asynchronous
communicationinterface adaptors (ACIA)
U17through U20.The ACIA's are
programmable devices whichcan select
different datarates,word sizes and other
parameters.Thesystemclock 02 is divided
byU15A to 500 kHz. Each of theACIA's is
programmedto divide this clock by 16to
generate the 31.25 kHz timing signalsus~d
for MIDI transmission or reception.
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902-040500-001
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904-041390-005
906-041345-001
903-046272-404
905-040498-004
916-045163-002
967-046275-001
967-046277-001
967-046278-001
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ANGLE BRACKET
STANDOFF.SELF-CLINCHINS,
MACHINE SCREW PANHEAD,
SPEED NUT, TINNERMAN,
SCREW, SELF-TAPPING PANHEAD,
LOCK WASHER, INTERNAL TOOTH,
FLAT WASHER
FUSE CLIP
SCREW, SELF-TAPPING HEXHEAD, 4-14 X1/4" BLACK OXIDE
POP RIVET.DOME HEAD,1/8 X .265 CADMIUM PLATED
BUMPER, BLACK
BRACKET.DINCONNECTOR MOUNTING
TOP CASE,BLACK VINYL COATED
BOTTOM CASE.BLACK VINYL COATED
6-32 X 312"
6-32 X 1/4-BLACK OXIDE
16, U-TYPE
6A X .5"BLACK OXIDE
#6NICKEL PLATED
#6, ZINC PLATED
WARRANTY CARD
AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTER LIST
ACCESSORIES CATALOG
OWNER'SMANUAL
SCHEMATIC/SERVICE MANUAL
SONG PRODUCER DISKETTE (FLOPPY DISK)
SHIPPING CARTON
PLASTIC BAG 10 X 12
MOLDED FOAM INSERTS
TOP CASE PLASTIC, 3-1/2" X 2-3/4"
BOTTOMCASE.PLASTIC, 3-1/2" X 2-3/4"
HEX HEAD SCREW. BLACK, 4-14 X 1/4"
POP RIVETS·DOME HEAD.1/8 X.328"
INTERCONNECT PC BOARD (BREAK AWAY)
26 PIN NOVO CONNECTOR,RIGHT ANGLE HEADER
CAPACITOR .1 uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC
EJECTOR LATCH,NOVO CONNECTOR
RIBBONCABLE ASSEMBLY,6", COMPLETE
FLAT CABLE, 26 CONDUCTOR
26 PIN NOVO CONNECTOR RECEPTACLE
26 PIN NOVO CONNECTOR RECEPTACLE
LM393
74LSOO
74LS02
4013
4013
74LS365A
CD4503
74LS245
74LS365A
74LS26
74LS138
40174B
40174B
LM393
4013B
74LS365A
HD6350
HD6350
HD6350
HD6350
74LS365A
6N138
LINEAR
LSTTL
LSTTL
CMOS
CMOS
LSTTL
CMOS
LSTTL
LSTTL
LSTTL
LSTTL
CMOS
CMOS
LINEAR
CMOS
LSTTL
CMOS
CMOS
CMOS
CMOS
LSTTL
OPTO
DUAL.VOLTAGE COMPARATOR
QUAD, 2 IN NAND
QUAD.2 IN NOR
DUAL FLI P FLOP
DUAL FLIP FLOP
HEXTRI-STATE BUFFER
HEXTRI-STATE BUFFER
OCTAL BUSS TRANSVC.
HEX TRI STATE BUFFER
QUAD2IN NAND
1OF 8DECODER/DMUX
HEXD FLIP FLOP
HEXD FLIP FLOP
DUAL VOLTAGE COMPARATOR
DUAL FLIP FLOP
HEXTRISTATE BUFFER
ACIA
ACIA
ACIA
ACIA
HEXTRI-STATEBUFFER
ISOLATOR - DARLINGTON
MIDI CABLE.-STANDARD
MIDI CABLE - SPECIFYLENGTH
MAXIMUMPERMISSIBLE LENGTH
20 FEET(6 METERS)
MADE TOORDER
40 FEET(12 METERS)
REF DES
(QTY)
Cl
C2
C3
C4
C5
C6
C7
C8
C9
CI0
C11
C12
C13
C14
C15
C16
C17
C18
C19
C20
C21
C22
C23
C24
C25
C26
C27
C28
C29
C30
C31
C32
C33
C34
C35
C36
C37
C38
REF DES
(QTY)
CRI -
CR13
REF DES
(QTY)
REF DES
(QTY)
Jl
J2
J3
J4
J5
J6
J7
J8
J9
JI0
J11
J12
J13
J14
J15
J16
J17
J18
J19
J20
Pl/P2
Sl/S2
(4)
947-045183-
947-045183-
947-045008-
947-045183-
947-045183-
947-045183-
947-045008-
947-045183-
946-041978-
917-045183-
947-045183-
947-045183-
947-045183-
945-044465-
947-045183-
947-045183-
947-045183-
945-044465-
947-045183-
947-045183-
947-045183-
947-045183-
947-045183-
947-045183-
947-045183-
945-044465-
947-045183-
947-045183-
947-045183-
947-045183-
947-045183-
947-045183-
947-045183-
947-045183-
947-045183-
947-045183-
947-045008-
947-045008-
910-045552-
910-045552-
910-045552-
910-045552-
910-045552-
910-045552-
910-045552-
910-045552-
910-045552-
910-045552-
910-045552-:-
910-045552-
910-045552-
910-045552-
910-046093-
910-046093-
910-046093-
910-046093-
910-046093-
910-046093-
910-046271-
910-046271-
910-046271-
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~ARTSLIST REF DES
(QTY) PART NUMBER RESISTORS
Rl 852-312104-001 lOOK 1/41015%CARBON FILM
R2 852-312103-001 10K 1/4W 5%CARBON FILM
R3 852-312393-001 39K 1/41015% CARBONFILM
R4 852-312103-001 10K 1/4W5%CARBON FILM
CAPACITORS R5 852-312105-001 1M 1/41015% CARBONFILM
R6 852-312472-001 4 7K 1/41015%CARBNFILM
103 .01 uf CERAMIC MONOLITHICR7 852-312104-001 lOOK1/41015%CARBON FILM
104 .1 uf CERAHIC MONOLITHICR8 852-312103-001 10K 1/41015% CARBON FILM
102 .001 uf CERAMIC TUBULAR R9 852-312303-001 30K 1/4'<15% CARBON FILM
104 .1 uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC RlO 852-312513-001 51K 1/41015% CARBONFILM
104 .1uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC Rll 852-312203-001 20K 1/41015% CARBONFILM
R12 852-312105-001 1M1/41015% C.'.RBaN FILM
104 .1 uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC Rl3 852-312472-001 4.7K 1/41015%Ck.=N FILM
102 .001 uf CERAMIC TUBULAR R14 852-312101-001 100 OHM 1/41015% CARBON FILM
104 .1 uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC Rl5 852-312103-001 10K 1/41015%CARBONFILM
393 .039 uf 10% 50VPOLYESTERRl6 852-312103-001 10K1/41015% CARBON FILM
104 .1 uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC Rl7 925-042526-005 lOOK LINEAR CERMET TRIM
CLOCK PULSE WIOTH
104 .1 uf CERAMIC MONOLITHICR18 852-312101-001 100 OHM1/41015% CARB N FILM
104 .1 uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R19 852-312103-001 10K 1/41015% CARBON FILM
104 .1 uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R20 852-312223-001 22K 1/41015% CARBONFILM
006 220 uf 6.3V AL ELECTROLITIC R21 852-312103-001 10K1/41015% CARBON FILM
104 .1uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R22 852-312103-001 10K 1/41015% CARBONFILM
R23 852-312103-001 10K 1/41015% CARBNFILM
104 .1 uf CERAMIC MONOLITHICR24 852-312103-001 10K1/41015% CARBON FILM
104.1 uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R25 852-312103-001 10K 1/41015%CARBON FILM
004 10 uf 50V AL ELECTROLITIC R26 852-312103-001 10K 1/41015% CARBON FILM
104 .1 uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R27 852-312103-001 10K 1/41015% CARBON FILM
104 .1 uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R28 852-312102-001 lK 1/41015% CARBON FILM
104 .1 uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R29 852-312223-001 22K 1/41015% CARBON FILM
R30 852-312223-001 22K 1/41015% CA.RBONFILM
104 1 uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R31 852-312223-001 22K1/41015% CARBONFILM
104 .1uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R32 852-312223-001 22K1/41015% CARBON FILM
104 .1uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R33 852-312223-001 22K1/41015% CARB N FILM
104 .1uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R34 852-312223-001 22K 1/41015% CARBONFILM
002 1uf 150V AL ELECTROLITIC R35 852-312223-001 22K1/41015% CARBON FILM
R36 852-312223-001 22K1/4W5% CARBON FILM
104 .1uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R37 852-312223-001 22K1/41015% C~.RBON FILM
104 .1uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R38 852-312223-001 22K 1/4 ••5% CARBON FILM
104 .1 uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R39 852-312223-001 22K 1/41015%CARBON FILM
104 .1uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R40 852-312103-001 10K 1/41015% C.".RBON FILM
104.1 uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R41 852-312103-001 10K 1/41015% CARB N FILM
104.1uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R42 852-312104-001 lOOK1/41015% CARBONFILM
104 .1 uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R43 852-312204-001 200K 1/41015% CA;rnoN FILM
R44 852-312223-001 22K1/41015% CA.R3NFILM
104.1 uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R45 852-312223-001 22K1/41015%
A..-=tBON FILM
104 .1uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R46 852-312103-001 10K1/41015% CARS N FILM
104.1uf CERAMIC MONOLITHIC R47 852-312515-001 5.1M1/41015% CARBON FILM
470 47 pf CERAMIC TUBULAR R48 852-312103-001 10K 1/41015% CARBON FILM
470 47 pf CERAMIC TUBULAR R49 852-312103-001 10K1/41015% C.;;R30NFILM
RSO 925-042526-005 lOOKLIN"...ARCER"IE'l'TRIM
DRUM PULSE "'"IOTH
DIODES RS1 852-312102-001lK1/41015% CARBON FILM
RS2 852-312202-001 2K1/41015% CARBON FILM
R53 852-312515-001 5.1M1/41015% CARBONFILM
R54852-312103-001 10K1/41015% CARBON FILM
DOl IN4148 SIGNAL DIODE R55 852-312103-001 10K 1/41015% CARBON FILM
R56 852-312103-001 10K1/41015% CARBON FILM
R57 852-312103-001 10K 1/41015% CARBONFILM
R58 852-312103-001 10K 1/41015% CARBON FILM
FUSE R59 852-312101-001 100 OHM 1/41015% CARBON FILM
R60 852-312103-001 10K1/41015%CARBON FILM
004 FUSE, FAST BLOW O. SA 250V 1l.61 852-312101-001 100 OHM1/41015%CARBON FILM
R62 852-312103-001 10K 1/41015% CARBONFILM
R63 852-312101-001 100OHM1/41015% CARBON FILM
R64852-312103-001 10K1/41015% CARBONFILM
JACKS AND CONNECTORS USAGE R65 852-312101-001 100OHM 1/41015% CARBON FILM
R66 852-312103-001 10K1/41015% CARBON FILM
002 JACK,PHONE 1/4"2 CONDUCTOR CLOCK IN R67 852-312101-001 100 OHM 1/41015% CARBONFILM
001 JACK,PHONE 1/4" 2 CONDUCTOR CLOCK OUT R68852-312103-00110K1/41015% CARBON FILM
001 JACK, PHONE 1/4" 2 CONDUCTOR CLOCK DISABLE IN R69852-312101-001 100OHM 1/41015% CARBON FILM
R70 852-312103-00110K 1/41015% CARBON FILM
DOl JACK, PHONE 1/4" 2 CONDUCTOR CLOCKDISABLE OUT Rn 852-312101-001 100OHM 1/41015% CARBON FILM
DOlJACK. PHONE 1/4"2 CONDUCTOR FOOTSWITCH IN 2 R72 852-312103-00110K 1/4W 5% CARBON FILM
001 JACK,PHONE1/4" 2 CONDUCTOR FOOTSWITCHIN1R73 852-312101-001100 OHM 1/4W 5% CARBON FILM
DOl JACK,PHONE 1/4" 2 CONDUCTOR DRUMTRIGGER OUT 8 R74852-312103-001 10K 1/41015% CARBON FILM
JOI
JACK. PHONE1/4" 2 CONDUCTOR DRUMTRIGGER OUT 7R75 852-312221-001220 OHM 1/41015% CARBON FILM
R76852-312221-001 220 OHM 1/41015% CARBONFILM
DOl JACK, PHONE1/4" 2 CONDUCTORDRUMTRIGGER OUT 6 R77852-312103-001 10K1/41015% CARBON FILM
JOI
JACK,PHONE1/4" 2 CONDUCTOR DRUMTRIGGEROUT5R78852-312102-001 1K 1/41015% CARBON FILM
JOI JACK, PHONE1/4" 2 CONDUCTOR DRUMTRIGGER OUT4R79 852-312221-001 220 OHM1/41015% CARBON FILM
DOl JACK.PHONE1/4" 2 CONDUCTOR DRUMTRIGGER OUT3R80 852-312221-001 220OHM 1/41015% CARBONFILM
DOlJACK. PHONE1/4" 2 CONDUCTOR DRUMTRIGGER OUT 2 RBI852-312103-001 10K 1/41015% CARBON FILM
DOl JACK,PHONE1/4" 2 CONDUCTORDRUMTRIGGEROUT 1R82 852-312221-001 220OHM 1/41015% CARBON FILM
R83 852-312221-001 220OHM 1/41015% CARBON FILM
J5 5 PIN DIN CONNECTORMIDI Z OUT R84 852-312103-001 10K1/4W 5% CARBONFILM
DOS 5PIN DIN CONNECTORMIDIYOUTR85 852-312221-001 220 OHM 1/41015% CARBON FILM
J 5
5PIN DIN CONNECTOR MIDI X OUTR86852-312221-001 220 OHM1/41015% CARBON FILM
D05 5 PIN DINCONNECTOR MIDI WOUT R87 852-312103-00110K 1/4W 5%CARBON FILM
J5 5 PINDINCONNECTOR MIDI THRUR88 852-312222-001 220 OHM 1/41015%CARBON FILM
R89 852-312103-001 10K1/41015% CARBON FILM
DOS5PINDIN CONNECTOR MIDI IN R90 852-312221-001 220OHM 1/41015% CARBON FILM
026 26 PINHEADER NOVOCONNECTOR RIBBONCABLER91 852-312221-001 220 OHM1/41015% CARBON FILM
12626PINSOCKET NOVOCONNECTOR RIBBONCABLERn 852-312103-001 10K 1/41015% CARBON FILM
001 EJECTOR LATCHNOVOCONNECTOR RIBBON CABLE R93 852-312223-001 22K 1/41015% CARBON FILM
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damaged through misuse, negligence,accident orimproper operation, failure 0' elec ricalpower, usewithother products not manufactured or approvedby
Moog, (2) Any instrument usedfor rentalor loan purposes, (3) Normalwear and ear,tonalcaracteristics,thecleaning ofcontrolsorcontacts, calibration,
improvements,circuit updates,damages inshipping,and cracking or otherda - ~es 0 efinish for anyreason, (4) Any instrument which hasbeen pur,
chased froman unauthorized dealer,(5) Anyresultof acts beyond thecon rol 0' oogincling unauthorized servicing,tampering, or failure to operate in
accordancewith the procedures outlinedinthe Owner'sManual,or(6)For a so' -suc as loading, lightning,tornados, etc.
This warrantyis extended tothe original retailpurchaser onlyandisno ran 'erable
'0 subsequent owners.
Moogshall have no obligation to enhance orupdateanyunitonce manufactured.
Moog reserves theright to use materials regularlyutilized at thetimeof repc',incevent at originalmaterialsareno longer available.Replacement of the
original instrument maybe at Moog's option with afactoryreconditionedmodel 0" s·
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OF MERCHANTABILITY,SUITABIL1TYOR FITNESS FOR APARTICUPOSEAEHEREBYDISCLAIMEDFROM THIS WARRANTY,.IN-
CLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY INTERRUPTIONOFSERVICE,LSSOF BUSIESS,ATICIPATORYPROFITS OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROMTHEUSEOPE
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IZED SERVICE, OR BYOTHER CAUSES UNRELATED TO DEFECTIVE
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QUALITY, PERFORMANCE, MERCHANTABILITY ORFITESS FO
ENTIRERISK AS TOITS QUALITY ANDPERFORMACEIS II I
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MIDISPECIFICATIONS HAVE BEENIMPLEMENTED DI-FEETL 3
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ERRORS OR OMISSIONS.
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CUSTOMERSHOULD CONTACT THESHIPPERFOR PROPERCLAICEO RESITHE EVENTOF DAMAGEORLOSS RESULTING FROM
SHIPMENT.
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