PPG wave 2.2 User manual

PP£
wave
2.2
Service
Manual

PPG
WAVE
2.2
Adjusting
instructions
The
PPG
WAVE
2.2
has
fully
digital
tone-generators
which
need
no
tuning
at
all.
Becaurse
of
the
pich-wheel
which
is
an
analog
control
there
can
be
a
total
detuning
of
the
instrument.
Follow
these
instruction
for
gettinq
propper
function.
3
a
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Open
the
instrument
as
followes:
Remove
the
two
screws
on
both
sides
of
the
WAVE
2.2
s
case.
Loosen
the
two
screws
at
both
posterior
sides,
which
work
as
hinges.
Lift
the
cover
and
remove
the
savety-plate
of
the
printed
circuit
boards.
Now
the
instrument
is
ready
for
service.
1-
Adjusting
the
A/D
Converter
of
the
analog
controls
av
P
any
P
ro
9
ramm
and
have
a
look
into
the
ANALOG
DISPLAY.
Move
one
control
to
the
right-end
position
(full
clockwise)
and
notice
the
corresponding
analog
value.
A
full
clockwise
turned
control
must
show
value
*63'.
If
not.
you
have
to
adjust
the
A/D
Converter.
The
position
of
the
A/D
trim
control
is
shown
in
picture
1.
Adjust
the
A/D
trim
control
to
show
value
"63"
even
short
before
the
end-position
of
the
analog
control.
Make
this
adjustment
before
adjusting
the
Pitch
Wheel
(Bender).
2.
Adjusting
the
Pitch
Wheel
Call
up
any
program,
that
uses
keyb.mode
"0".
Make
shure,
that
no
detunings
work
on
the
oszillators
(DETUrO).
Choose
Bender
Intensity
BI:”3".
In
the
way
the
Bender
spreads
from
one
limitation
to
the
other,
thare
are
parts
with
no
effect
called
"windows".
A
"window",
for
example,
is
at
the
center
position.
The
center
position
of
the
wheel
should
be
in
the
middle
of
this
window.
It
can
be
adjusted
by
loosening
the
screw
of
the
plastic
wheel
fixed
on
the
potentiometer
axis
and
adjusting
the
center
position
of
the
wheel
exactly
to
the
centre
of
the
window.

3.
Adjusting
the
filters
3.1.
Adjusting
the
resonance
intensity
The
instrument
is
opened
and
power
is
on.
Call
up
program
74
group
A
(original
PPG
program).
Tune
the
instrument
to
440
Hz
(TTUNE:
440)-
Choose
group
A
for
adjusting
the
resonance.
After
power
ON.
the
voices
of
the
WAVE
2.2
are
in
the
normal
order.
Each
time
you
press
a
key
the
next
voice
gets
enabled.
(in
the
sequence
1.2.3
4.5.6.7.8)
Now
press
the
first
key.
in
the
centre
of
the
keyboard,
and
adjust
the
trim-pot
so.
that
the
filter
resonance
is
dirictly
before
self-osci11ation.
Press
the
same
key
again
and
trim
the
next
voice.
Go
through
all
the
8
voices
this
way.
It
is
important
that
they
are
all
trimmed
to
the
same
intensity.
3.2.
Adjusting
the
cutoff-frequency
of
the
filters
Swith
to
group
B
(program
74).
Press
a
key
in
the
higher
range
of
the
keyboard,
and
adjust
the
cutof.f-f
r
equency
so
that
it
becomes
equal
to
the
fundamental
frequency
of
the
tonegenerator.
Do
the
same
procedure
for
all
the
8
voires.
The
positiones
of
the
trim-pot
s
you
find
in
the
drawing
below.

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GND
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B02X
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via
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push
under
CB1
via
Cassette
Interface
Clock
C2
Timer
Dyn
Sensor
in
Ext
start
Sequencer
CA2
via
Reset
Sequencer
CV
OUT
-
RES
Q_-Ci
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Pitch
Wheel
CV
in
CV
Out
-
VCF
CV
Out
-
VCA
PE7
VIA
Footswitch
-
Program
Med
Wheel
CV
In
Cl
Timer
Clock
divider
(1/3)
In
02
Timer
Sequencer
Clock
Ext
CV
In
CA1
PIA
Sequencer
Sync
P05
VIA
Trigger
Out
GND
CV
In
C52
VIA
Cassetteinterface
seriell
DATA
I/O
PB4
VIA
Cassetteinterface
enable
PS3
VIA
Sustain
PE2
VIA
Trigger
In
GMD
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1

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2
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29
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30
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31
GND
PCE:
"I/O"
Connector
S
4
1
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Se.
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Panel
2
GND
3
GND
4
LED
"B"
5
Ext
CV
In
0
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76
Enable
;
'C
74/7:/76
-
A
Bit'
°
IC
74
Enable
*
,(
=
74/75/76
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C
Bit
0
IC
74/75/76
-
B
Bit
1
IC
75
Enable
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p
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Wheel
CV
In
;
J
Mod
Wheel
CV
In
U
V
15
LED
"A"
16
Multiplexed
.CV
OUT
-onnector
2

PCS:
"Or
4"
Connector
A
1
2
3
4
5
5
7
8
9
10
1
1
12
13
1
4
15
16
18
19
20
Reson.
CV
multiplexed
MPU
Q-Clock
NC
NC
NC
VCF
CV
multiplexed
VCA
CV
multiplexed
D/A
-B-Enaole
D/A
-A-Enable
D
0
MPU-Data
D
1
D
2
D
3
D
4
D
5
D
6
D
7
"
Data
Latch
(LS
379)
=Multiplex-S
witch-Coniroiler
Latch
Enable
Line
"
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(LS
377)
=CV
-
LAG
-
Controller
Latch
Enable
Line
M
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(LS
377)
*CV
-
LAG
-
Gondolier
Latch
Enable
Line
PCS:
"0F4"
Connector
B
1
D/A
Latch
Clock
2
Jackplus
-VCF
In
3
D/A
-C-Enable
4
D/A
-D_Enable
5
Audio-Ou
t-D
6
H
..
7
"
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8
Sound
RAM
Data
9
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10
M
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1
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II
12
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13
II
II
1
4
15
II
II
16
Audio-Out
-B
17
+
12V
18
-12V
19
NC
20
*5
V
2
1
GND
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29
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3
1
GND
PCB:
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"PROZ"
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1
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3
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1
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