Pioneer Dj Mixer Djm-5000

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RRV3992 DJM-5000

DJ MIXER

DJM-5000 THIS MANUAL IS APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING MODEL(S) AND TYPE(S). Model

Type

Power Requirement

DJM-5000

CUXJ

AC 120 V

DJM-5000

SYXJ5

AC 220 V to 240 V

DJM-5000

LXJ

AC 110 V to 120 V or 220 V to 240 V

DJM-5000

KXJ5

AC 220 V

Remarks

For details, refer to "Important Check Points for good servicing". Tokyo 153-8654, Japan PIONEER CORPORATION 4-1, Meguro 1-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo PIONEER ELECTRONICS (USA) INC. P.O. Box 1760, Long Beach, CA 90801-1760, U.S.A. PIONEER EUROPE NV Haven 1087, Keetberglaan 1, 9120 Melsele, Belgium PIONEER ELECTRONICS ASIACENTRE PTE. LTD. 253 Alexandra Road, #04-01, Singapore 159936 PIONEER CORPORATION 2009 K-IZE SEP. 2009 Printed in Japan

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SAFETY INFORMATION A

This service manual is intended for qualified service technicians ; it is not meant for the casual do-ityourselfer. Qualified technicians have the necessary test equipment and tools, and have been trained to properly and safely repair complex products such as those covered by this manual. Improperly performed repairs can adversely affect the safety and reliability of the product and may void the warranty. If you are not qualified to perform the repair of this product properly and safely, you should not risk trying to do so and refer the repair to a qualified service technician. B

WARNING This product may contain a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer, or birth defects or other reproductive harm. Health & Safety Code Section 25249.6 - Proposition 65 NOTICE

(FOR CANADIAN MODEL ONLY) Fuse symbols (fast operating fuse) and/or be of identical designation.

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(slow operating fuse) on PCB indicate that replacement parts must

REMARQUE (POUR MODÈLE CANADIEN SEULEME NT) Les symboles de fusible (fusible de type rapide) et/ou de remplacement doivent avoir la même désignation.

(fusible de type lent) sur CCI indiquent que les pièces

(FOR USA MODEL ONLY)

1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS The following check should be performed for the continued protection of the customer and service technician.

ANY MEASUREMENTS NOT WITHIN THE LIMITS OUTLINED ABOVE ARE INDICATIVE OF A POTENTIAL SHOCK HAZARD AND MUST BE CORRECTED BEFORE RETURNING THE APPLIANCE TO THE CUSTOMER.

LEAKAGE CURRENT CHECK

Measure leakage current to a known earth ground (water pipe, conduit, etc.) by connecting a leakage current tester such as Simpson Model 229-2 or equivalent between the earth ground and all exposed metal parts of the appliance (input/output terminals, screwheads, metal overlays, control shaft, etc.). Plug the AC line cord of the appliance directly into a 120 V AC 60 Hz outlet and turn tur n the AC power switch on. Any current measured must not exceed 0.5 mA.

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Reading should Leakage not be above current 0.5 mA tester

Device under test

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Test all exposed metal surfaces

Also test with plug reversed (Using AC adapter plug as required)

Earth ground

2. PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE Many electrical and mechanical parts in the appliance have special safety related characteristics. These are often not evident from visual inspection nor the protection afforded by them necessarily can be obtained by using replacement components rated for voltage, wattage, etc. Replacement parts which have these special safety characteristics are identified in this Service Manual. Electrical components having such features are identified by marking with a > on the schematics and on the parts list in this Service Manual. The use of a substitute replacement component which does not have the same safety characteristics as the PIONEER recommended replacement one, shown in the parts list in this Service Manual, may create shock, fire, or other hazards. Product Safety is continuously under review and new instructions are issued from time to time. For the latest information, always consult the current PIO NEER Service Manual. A subscription to, or additional copies of, PIONEER Service Manual may be obtained at a nominal charge from PIONEER.

AC Leakage Test

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[Important Check Points for Good Servicing]

In this manual, procedures that must be performed during repairs are marked with the below symbol. Please be sure to confirm and follow these procedures. 1. Product safety

Please conform to product regulations (such as safety and radiation regulations), and maintain a safe servicing environment by following the safety instructions described in this manual. 1

Use specified parts for repair.

Use genuine parts. Be sure to use important parts for safety. 2

Do not perform modifications without proper instructions. B

Please follow the specified safety methods when modification(addition/change modification(addition/change of parts) is required due to interferences such as radio/TV interference and foreign noise. 3

Make sure the soldering of repaired locations is properly performed.

When you solder while repairing, please be sure that there are no cold solder and other debris. Soldering should be finished with the proper quantity. (Refer to the example) 4

Make sure the screws are tightly fastened.

Please be sure that all screws are fastened, and that there are no loose screws. 5

Make sure each connectors are correctly inserted.

Please be sure that all connectors are inserted, and that there are no imperfect insertion. 6

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Make sure the wiring cables are set to their original state.

Please replace the wiring and cables to the original state after repairs. In addition, be sure that there are no pinched wires, etc. 7

Make sure screws and soldering scraps do not remain inside the product.

Please check that neither solder debris nor screws remain inside the product. 8

There should be no semi-broken wires, scratches, melting, etc. on the coating of the power cord.

Damaged power cords may lead to fire accidents, so please be sure that there are no damages. If you find a damaged power cord, please exchange it with a suitable one. 9

There should be no spark traces or similar marks on the power plug.

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When spark traces or similar marks are found on the power supply plug, please check the connection and advise on secure connections and suitable usage. Please exchange the power cord cord if necessary. a

Safe environment should be secured during servicing.

When you perform repairs, please pay attention to static electricity, furniture, household articles, etc. in order to prevent injuries. Please pay attention to your surroundings and repair safely. 2. Adjustments

To keep the original performance of the products, optimum adjustments and confirmation of characteristics within specification. Adjustments should be performed in accordance with the procedures/instructions described in this manual. E

3. Lubricants, Glues, and Replacement parts

Use grease and adhesives that are equal to the specified substance. Make sure the proper amount is applied. 4. Cleaning

For parts that require cleaning, such as optical pickups, tape deck heads, lenses and mirrors used in projection monitors, proper cleaning should be performed to restore their performances. 5. Shipping mode and Shipping screws

To protect products from damages or failures during transit, the shipping mode should be set or the shipping screws should be installed before shipment. Please be sure to follow this method especially if it is specified in this manual.

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CONTENTS

SAFETY INFORMATION .......................................................................................................................................................... 1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS .................................................................................................................................................... 1.1 NOTES ON SOLDERING ............................................................................................................................................... 2. SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................................................................................. 2.1 SPECIFICATIONS........................................................................................................................................................... SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................................................................... 2.2 PANEL FACILITIES ......................................................................................................................................................... 3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE ............................................................................................................................................. 3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING .......................................................................................................................... 3.2 PCB LOCATIONS ......................................................................................................................................................... 3.3 JIGS LIST...................................................................................................................................................................... LIST ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4. BLOCK DIAGRAM ............................................................................................................................................................... 4.1 OVERALL CONNECTION DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................................... 4.2 BLOCK DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................................................................ 5. DIAGNOSIS......................................................................................................................................................................... DIAGNOSIS ......................................................................................................................................................................... 5.1 POWER ON SEQUENCE ............................................................................................................................................. 6. SERVICE MODE ................................................................................................................................................................. 6.1 TEST MODE ................................................................................................................................................................. 7. DISASSEMBLY DISASSEMBLY .................................................................................................................................................................... 8. EACH SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT ................................................................................................................................ 8.1 UPDATING OF THE FIRM WARE.................................................................................................................................. ARE.................................................................................................................................. 8.2 HOW TO DSP/USB UPDATE UPDATE ........................................................................................................................................ 9. EXPLODED VIE WS AND PARTS LIST ............................................................................................................................... 9.1 PACKING SECTION...................................................................................................................................................... SECTION ...................................................................................................................................................... 9.2 EXTERIOR SECTION ................................................................................................................................................... 9.3 BOTTOM SECTION ...................................................................................................................................................... 9.4 CONTROL PANEL SECTION ....................................................................................................................................... 10. SCHEMA SCHEMATIC TIC DIAGRAM D IAGRAM .................................................................................................................................................... 10.1 INPUT ASSY (1/ 8) ...................................................................................................................................................... 10.2 INPUT ASSY (2/ 8) ...................................................................................................................................................... 10.3 INPUT ASSY (3/ 8) ...................................................................................................................................................... 10.4 INPUT ASSY (4/ 8) ...................................................................................................................................................... 10.5 INPUT ASSY (5/ 8) ...................................................................................................................................................... 10.6 INPUT ASSY (6/ 8) ...................................................................................................................................................... 10.7 INPUT ASSY (7/ 8) ...................................................................................................................................................... 10.8 INPUT ASSY (8 / 8) ...................................................................................................................................................... 10.9 CH TRIM ASSY........................................................................................................................................................... ASSY ........................................................................................................................................................... 10.10 ZONE JACK, MIC1 AMP and HP JACK ASSYS ....................................................................................................... 10.11 DAC ASSY (1/5) ........................................................................................................................................................ 10.12 DAC ASSY (2/5) ........................................................................................................................................................ 10.13 DAC ASSY (3/5) and USB/DIG JACK ASSY ............................................................................................................ 10.14 DAC ASSY (4/5) ........................................................................................................................................................ 10.15 DAC ASSY (5/5) ........................................................................................................................................................ 10.16 MAIN ASSY (1/3) ...................................................................................................................................................... 10.17 MAIN ASSY (2/3) ...................................................................................................................................................... 10.18 MAIN ASSY (3/3) ...................................................................................................................................................... 10.19 PANEL A ASSY ......................................................................................................................................................... 10.20 PANEL B ASSY ......................................................................................................................................................... 10.21 CH1, CH2 and CH3 FADER FADER ASSYS......................................................................................................................... ASSYS ......................................................................................................................... 10.22 CH4 and CRS FADER ASSYS.................................................................................................................................. ASSYS .................................................................................................................................. 10.23 OUTPUT ASSY (1/4) ................................................................................................................................................ 10.24 OUTPUT ASSY (2/4) ................................................................................................................................................ 10.25 OUTPUT ASSY (3/4) .............................................................................................................................................. 10.26 OUTPUT ASSY (4/4) .............................................................................................................................................. 10.27 PWR SECONDARY ASSY...................................................................................................................................... ASSY ...................................................................................................................................... 10.28 PRIMARY, P WR SW and TRANS ASSYS .............................................................................................................. 10.29 STANDBY and REG ASSYS ................................................................................................................................... 10.30 VOLTAGES.............................................................................................................................................................. VOLTAGES .............................................................................................................................................................. 10.31 WAVEFORMS .........................................................................................................................................................

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11. PCB CONNECTION DIAGRAM ...................................................................................................................................... 11.1 INPUT and CH TRIM ASSYS ................................................................................................................................... 11.2 ZONE JACK, MIC1 AMP and HP JACK ASSYS ...................................................................................................... 11.3 DAC and USB/DIG JACK ASSYS ............................................................................................................................. 11.4 MAIN ASSY .............................................................................................................................................................. 11.5 PANEL A ASSY ........................................................................................................................................................ 11.6 PANEL B ASSY ........................................................................................................................................................ 11.7 CH1, CH2, CH3, CH4 and CRS FADER ASSYS...................................................................................................... ASSYS...................................................................................................... 11.8 OUTPUT ASSY ........................................................................................................................................................ 11.9 PWR SECONDARY ASSY ....................................................................................................................................... 11.10 PRIMARY, PRIMARY, P WR SW, TRANS, STANDBY and REG ASSYS .................................................................................. 12. PCB PARTS LIST ............................................................................................................................................................

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1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS 1.1 NOTES ON SOLDERING A

• For environmental environmental protection, lead-free solder is used on the printed circuit boards mounted in this unit. Be sure to use lead-free solder and a soldering iron that can meet specifications for use with lead-free s olders for repairs accompanied by reworking of soldering. • Compared with conventional eutectic solders, lead-free solders have higher melting points, points, by approximately 40 ºC. Therefore, for for lead-free soldering, the tip temperature of a soldering iron must be set to around 373 ºC in general, although the temperature depends on the heat capacity of the PC board on which reworking is required and the weight of the tip of the soldering iron. Do NOT use a soldering iron whose tip temperature cannot be controlled.

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Compared with eutectic solders, lead-free s olders have higher bond strengths but slower wetting times and higher melting temperatures (hard to melt/easy to harden). The following lead-free solders are available as service parts: • Parts numbers of lead-free lead-free solder: GYP1006 1.0 in dia. GYP1007 0.6 in dia. GYP1008 0.3 in dia.

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2. SPECIFICATIONS 2.1 SPECIFICATIONS A

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2.2 PANEL FACILITIES ACILIT IES A

[1] Control Panel

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[2] Rear Panel

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(for LXJ)

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(for CUXJ, SYXJ5 and KXJ5)

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3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE 3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING A

Items to be checked after servicing / DJM To keep the product quality after servicing, confirm recommended check points s hown below. No.

The customer complain must not be reappeared. Audio and operations must be normal.

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Check Fader playback. (Select Fader and check the multichannel operations via the DSP.)

Audio for each channel and operations must be normal.

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Check the master outputs. (Connect with a CDJ player.)

Audio and operations must be normal.

Check the sound from headphone output.

Sound must be normal, without noise.

Check the keys on the unit.

Check whether a product can be operated properly by buttons on the product.

Check the appearance of the product.

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Check points

Confirm whether the customer complain has been solved. If the customer complain occurs with the specific source, such as Mic, each Input, Fader, Equalizer, and Trim, Trim, input that specific source for checking. Check the analog audio playback. (Make the analog connections with a CDJ player.)

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Procedures

Audio for each channel and operations must be normal.

scratches or dirt on its appearance after receiving it for service.

See the table below for the items to be checked regarding audio. Item to be checked regarding audio D

Distortion Noise Volume

too low

Volume

too high

Volume

fluctuating

Sound interrupted

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3.2 PCB LOCATIONS LOCATIONS A

Control section

J PANEL B ASSY

I PANEL A ASSY R E D A F Y 4 S H S C A

R E D A F Y 3 S H S C A



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• Bottom view

O CRS FADER ASSY

Chassis section (T (Top) op)

B CH TRIM ASSY

C ZONE JACK ASSY C

MIC 1 AMP ASSY D

S PWR SW ASSY

INPUT ASSY A

R PRIMARY ASSY DAC ASSY F

V REG ASSY

E HP JACK ASSY

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T TRANS ASSY

Chassis section (Bottom)

P OUTPUT ASSY E

USB/DIG JACK G ASSY

STA ANDBY ASSY U ST MAIN ASSY H

Q PWR SECONDARY ASSY

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NOTES:

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Parts marked by “NSP” are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List. The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.

LIST OF ASSEMBLIES Mark

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DJM-5000 /CUXJ

DJM-5000 /SYXJ5

DJM-5000 /LXJ

DJM-5000 /KXJ5

NSP

1..MAIN ASSY 2..MAIN ASSY 2..DAC ASSY

DWM2341 DWX2952 DWX3027

DWM2341 DWX2952 DWX3027

DWM2341 DWX2952 DWX3027

DWM2341 DWX2952 DWX3027

NSP

1..INOU ASSY 2..INPUT ASSY 2..OUTPUT ASSY

DWM2342 DWX2953 DWX2954

DWM2342 DWX2953 DWX2954

DWM2342 DWX2953 DWX2954

DWM2342 DWX2953 DWX2954

NSP

1..SUB ASSY 2 .. P W R SW A S S Y 2..PRIMARY ASSY 2..TRANS ASSY 2..REG ASSY

DWM2343 DWR1445 DWR1446 DWR1447 DWR1448




2..PWR SECONDARY ASSY 2..MIC 1 AMP ASSY 2..HP JACK ASSY 2..USB/DIG JACK ASSY 2..PANEL A ASSY

DWR1449 DWX2955 DWX2957 DWX2959 DWX2961




2..CH1 FADER ASSY 2..CH2 FADER ASSY 2..CH3 FADER ASSY 2..CH4 FADER ASSY 2..STANDBY ASSY

DWX2968 DWX2969 DWX2970 DWX2971 DWX3028




2..ZONE JACK ASSY

DWX3029

DWX3029

DWX3029

DWX3029

1..PANL ASSY 2..PANEL B ASSY 2..CH TRIM ASSY 2..CRS FADER ASSY

DWM2344 DWX2962 DWX2964 DWX2972

DWM2344 DWX2962 DWX2964 DWX2972

DWM2344 DWX2962 DWX2964 DWX2972

DWM2344 DWX2962 DWX2964 DWX2972

NSP

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Symbol and Description

NSP

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3.3 JIGS LIST A

Jigs List Jig No.

GGD1530 GGF1605 GGP1174 (x2)

Jig Name

Remarks

Dedicated cable for connector conversion Interface device 29P FFC

used for firmware download. used for firmware download. used for diagnosis of MAIN Assy.

Lubricants and Glues List Name

Silicon grease

Part No.

Remarks

ZLB-PN600

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Refer to “9.3 BOTTOM SECTION”.

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4. BLOCK DIAGRAM 4.1 OVERALL CONNECTION DIAGRAM A DKP3830 6P Shield L=270mm

KM200NA10 CN8304

V REG ASSY (DWR1448) 52147-0910 CN8303

51048-0900 JH8501 V+15A GNDA V+15_UNREG V-15A GNDA V-15_UNREG V+5A GNDA V+5_UNREG

AC CORD SYXJ5 CUXJ KXJ5 LXJ

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VDG1061 VDG1075 VDG3053

ADG7062

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9 8 7 E 8 l 6 0 e l 9 l 0 a m 5 r Y a m Y 5 P 7 4 P 0 P = 3 2 9 L D 2 1

V+15A V-15A GNDA V+5D GNDA V-5HP V+5HP GNDHP MUTE ZONE_MUTE

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PF10PP-S10 10P PH L=100mm

V+15A GNDA V+15_UNREG V-15A GNDA V-15_UNREG V+5A GNDA V+5_UNREG

RETURN

SEND

DKB1078-A DKN1452-A

DKN1452-

DKN1249-

PKB1034-

PKB1034-

JA4001

JA40

JA4007 JA4008

JA4009 JA4010

JA4004/4005

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JA4003

DKB1093-A

DKB109

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AC INLET(forLXJ) DKP3843-A

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TRANS ASSY (DWR1447: CUXJ,SYXJ5,KXJ5) (DWR1451: LXJ) Board In

JP8101 Board In 2P L=60mm DKP3847

V+15AMP_AC 1 V+5DAC_AC 2 V+5DAC_AC 3 V-15AMP_AC 4 GNDA 5 V+5D/D_AC1 6 V+5D/D_AC2 7 V+5HP_AC1 8 GNDHP 9 V-5HP_AC2 10 JP8202(2P)=DWR1447 JP8203(3P)=DWR1451 Board In L=75mm

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m m 0 5 = L 1

B10B-EH CN8301 7 m 0 H m D - E 5 N P 7 E 0 = 0 L 1 1 F P

DWR1450 CN8004 B3P5-VH

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1 2 7 m 3 0 H m D - P 5 4 P P 7 P 7 = 5 7 L 0 6 F P 7

KM200NA5 CN8305 V+5A GNDA V+15A GNDA V-15A

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V+3R3STBY GNDD RELAY_CTRL GNDD STBY_RESET

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V+5A GNDA V+15A GNDA V-15A

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PANEL A ASSY (DWX2961) F

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29P FFC L=85mm

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A - 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 D D D D D R Y D K I1 O 5 0 1 D T T D A D K O S S S D A D A D 0 5 D 3 x x R B D C S 8 E E D S S D C S C C C D D D _ S / D / D / D 1 + N R R T E S N S R S S D 5 _ C C N S _ _ _ _ N N N _ E E N D D N D 3 _ B _ _ G _ I I 1 N V G + R _ _ G _ C C C C G G A G A G A G R B B B R A A A A R D N C I R I C I D R _ _ _ _ _ V S S S S D A D D D D A k D D K C U U D U U U D D A M M 6 M M V 4 6 9 / M

AKM1279-A CN1026 GNDD GND_LED V+5D V+5D_LED MUTE3 MUTE2 CPU_MUTE PWR_RESET

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H MAI 1 2 A F F Y 0 1 E H E B b b D D 5 T D D D 2 T _ _ R 1 O E E E 1 E 8 L 3 W D 2 3 1 4 R L 2 1 1 0 1 2 3 5 6 4 7 V F V F S E O 2 L E L L F _ E S D D L L 5 _ _ _ 3 3 E 3 D D E N N I N N I N N I N N R C F F F F R R 0 _ _ D D T Y T Y E E I I I I I B 1 R R _ _ _ D D B D _ _ _ 1 N N 5 5 U B S S _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3 3 D 3 N R R R + N + + + T U T R R R R R R R R R R + N R R R N S M V V V V V V G K G G V V M S V V V V V V V V V V V G V V C V 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

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29P FFC L=300mm

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52492-2220 CN6001

52492-2220 CN5001

JP5001 Board In

A - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 - A + 9 3 A A A + 1 1 7 1 0 1 D D D 1 0 D 0 _ 2 _ N 0 N N N 0 _ L _ 1 2 G G G L R R _ G _ _ _ M N R R R R K C E E E E A

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CN7002 KM200NA5

GNDD_LED V+5D_LED SEG_R13 SEG_R14 SEG_R20 SEG_R21 GRID_C0 GRID_C1 GRID_C2 GRID_C3 GRID_C4 GRID_C5 NC VRSEL1_b1 VRSEL1_b0 VR_IN0 VR_IN1 VR_IN2 GNDREF1 V+3R3VREF1 GNDREF1 V+3R3VREF1

GNDD_LED V+5D_LED SEG_R13 SEG_R14 SEG_R20 SEG_R21 GRID_C0 GRID_C1 GRID_C2 GRID_C3 GRID_C4 GRID_C5 NC VRSEL1_b1 VRSEL1_b0 VR_IN0 VR_IN1 VR_IN2 GNDREF1 V+3R3VREF1 GNDREF1 V+3R3VREF1

V V

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+ V

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2 A 2 2 F E F 1 F R 5 E D E 3 6 R 3 0 D F_ R R 2 D 0 N R N 3 1 + 6 N G V G V N 4 3 2 1 K C V

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PANEL B ASSY (DWX2962)

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4 2 1 2 2 1 F D F F 6 0 E F E E 2 9 R _ R R 1 9 D R D 3 N N V N R N 3 K G G + C V V

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1 2 3 A - 1 2 2 2 4 F 1 F D 6 F E 9 E 2 R _ R 9 D 1 D N N R N V N C G G K V

K CH1 FADER ASSY L

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DDD1472 4P FFC L=50mm Straight

(DWX2968)

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DKP3830

3

M 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 K

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 L D L H R 6 R I N R H H L C R 2 L _ N _ _ _ N _ T _ T _ T _ E _ 8 1 N R D E D O H C N N O H O C R U 2 T 0 R N S N O O T O E _ E T R R 1 E _ E O A R 2 U E O B B B R U S A S _ O _ O _ D T R T U M N E _ E T D A B A B A N K E N C R A R D D D G A D R G N N N

Straight

1.MIC1_IN 2.GNDA 3.MIC2_IN 4.MIC2_OUT 5.GNDA 6.MIC1_OUT

1

DKP3840 8P PH(Shield) L=150mm

Straight

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

2

+ + 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 _ _ _ _ L L R R _ _ _ _ 8 1 R R R R 0 A E E E 0 A A A E T T A T T N 4 D D S S D S S D 0 A A N A A N N N N 0 G M M G M M 2 C G G

H H H D T T T

N N O O O C T R I 5 L _ E _ _ E O O L R O E 1 2 B _ B _ B R N R N N L S A 0 _ R _ R _ _ H _ H _ L _ R R A R _ A 0 A T A _ A _ N D D A T U U U 4 D O O D C D 0 T D T T N D C N D E N E E E N N E E N O O N E N 0 N R G R R S G S G B G B G R G R 2 C M 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 K

DDD1468

GNDD GND_LED V+5D V+5D_LED MUTE3 MUTE2 CPU_MUTE PWR_RESET

4

1

DSH1063

1 2 3 4

23 1

DDD1469

6P Shield

4

OUTPUT ASSY (DWX2954)

GNDA V+15A GNDA V -1 -1 5A 5A GNDA MUTE MASTER_MUTE

AKM1276-A CN2016

KM200NA8 CN8306

STANDBY ASSY STANDBY (DWX3028)

2 1 3 1

MASTER1

P ( P 1/4- P 4/4 )

2 1 S P P 5 0 F P

PWR SECONDARY ASSY (DWR1449)

U

2 3 1

PF15PP-D20 15P PH L=200mm

Q

DWR1446 CN8005 B2P3-VH

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 2 3 4 2 3 1

KM200NA7 CN4003

V+15AMP_AC V+5DAC_AC V+5DAC_AC V-15AMP_AC GNDA V+5D/D_AC1 V+5D/D_AC2 V+5HP_AC1 G ND ND HP HP V-5HP_AC2

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2P DKP3827 (EXCEPT LXJ) 3P DKP3826(LXJ)

PRIMARY ASSY (DWR1446: CUXJ,SYXJ5,KXJ5) (DWR1450: LXJ)

D

GNDA V+15A GNDA V-15A GNDA MUTE MASTER_MUTE

3 2 1

CN8002 B2P3-VH

1 5 7 0 1 0 P 8 K N R C

KM200NA7L CN8302

JP8201

PWR SW ASSY (DWR1445)

C

T

MASTER2 MST ATT S4001

2 5 17 4 3 8

L

BOOTH REC OUT

3

4

(

1

2

3

4

4.2 BLOCK DIAGRAM CMOS SW

CH1 A

NJM4565MD

CD

IC3101

L

IC2025 DIR AK4117VF

Digital 1

IC2027 D/A AK4387

NJM4565MD IC2029 NJM4565MD

MIC3

IC3102

IC3901 NJM4565MD IC2009 NJM4565MD

IC3103 NJM4565MD

CD

IC2013 ADC PCM1804

NJM4565MD

IC3101 NJM4565MD

R

IC2001 NJM4565MD

IC3104 NJM4580MD INPUT TRIM

IC3901

IC2029 IC3104 NJM4580MD

NJM4565MD

B

IC2006 NJM4565MD

IC3102 TC74LVX4052F

CH2 CD

NJM4565MD IC3201

L

IC2026 DIR AK4117VF

Digital 2

IC2028 D/A AK4387

EEPROM IC2038 S24CS64

USB

TUSB3200 IC2037

A B

CD

D/A AK4387 IC2041

NJM4565MD IC3203 NJM4580MD INPUT TRIM

NJM4565MD IC2043


IC3202 NJM4565MD

R

D610 IC1017 DSP

IC2014 ADC PCM1804

NJM4565MD

IC3201 NJM4565MD

C

IC2002 NJM4565MD

IC2030

IC3902

IC2030 IC3203 NJM4580MD

NJM4565MD

IC2007 NJM4565MD

IC2043 TC74LVX4052F

CH3 CD

NJM4565MD IC3301

L

LINE

NJM4565MD IC3302

(from TUSB)USB

A

IC2040 D/A AK4387

NJM4565MD IC2042


IC3302

CD

NJM4565MD

D LINE

IC2015 ADC PCM1804

NJM4565MD

IC3301

R

IC2003 NJM4565MD


NJM4565MD

IC3903

IC3302 IC3304 NJM4580MD

NJM4565MD

IC2005 NJM4565MD

IC2042 TC74LVX4052F

CH4 NJM4565MD

CD

IC3401

L

NJM4565MD

LINE

IC3402 (fro (f rom m TUSB TUSB)) USB USB

B

IC20 IC 2036 36 D/A AK4387

NJM4565MD IC2039

E


IC3402

CD

NJM4565MD

LINE

IC2016 ADC PCM1804

NJM4565MD

IC3401

R

IC2004 NJM4565MD


NJM4565MD

IC3904

IC3402 IC3404 NJM4580MD

NJM4565MD

IC2008 NJM4565MD

IC2039 TC74LVX4052F

MIC1

MIC2

F RETURN(L) RETURN(R)

IC3501 NJM4565MD IC2020 ADC AK5381VT

IC3501 NJM4565MD

IC4010 NJM4565MD IC2024 ADC AK5358A

IC4010 NJM4565MD

16

DJM-5000 1

2

3

4

5

6

MUTE

ATT IC2019 DAC AK4382A

7

IC4001 NJM4580MD

A

MUTE IC4003 NJM4580DD MUTE

MUTE MUTE

MASTER1(L)

XLR

MUTE IC4002 NJM4580DD

MUTE

MASTER1(R)

MUTE MUTE

IC4004 NJM4565MD

MASTER2(L)

RCA

MUTE

MASTER2(R)

MUTE IC2017 DAC AK4387ET

IC4005 NJM4565MD

IC2018 DAC AK4387ET

P

RCA REC(R)

MUTE

MUTE

BOOTH(L)

IC4006 NJM4565MD

TRS BOOTH(R)

IC4006 NJM4565MD

IC3601 NJM4565MD IC2021 DAC AK4387ET


MUTE

MUTE

MUTE

HP(L) HP(R)

IC3602 NJM4565MD

IC4009 NJM4565MD

MUTE

IC2023 DAC AK4387ET

C

PHONE JACK

MUTE

IC3601 NJM4565MD

SEND(L)

TS

MUTE

SEND(R)

IC4009 NJM4565MD IC3701 NJ M4 M4 56 56 5M 5M D

B

REC(L)

MUTE

IC4008 NJM4580MD

10 017

8

IC3702 NJM4580MD

A TT TT

MUTE

MUTE

ZONE(L) IC2022 DAC AK4387ET

XLR IC3703 NJM4580MD

IC1011 FPGA XC3S50-4TQG144C-T

IC1019 SDRAM (64M) K4S641632K

IC1020 FLASH (4M) S29AL004D70 TFI010-K DYW1784

D

ZONE(R)

IC3701 NJM4565MD

IC1007 MAIN_CPU uPD78F1166 ROM: 256k DYW1782

E

PANEL A and B IC1006 SUB_CPU uPD78F1164 ROM: 128k DYW1783

FADER IN_SEL KEY MATRIX LED MATRIX VR

F

17

DJM-5000 5

6

7

8

1

2

3

4

5. DIAGNOSIS 5.1 POWER ON SEQUENCE A

MAIN MICROCOMPUTER

Power ON Cancel DSP reset

Pin 79 of IC1007 resets DSP at H.

Interrupt inhibit FPGA program load Mute ON

B

Pin 69 of IC1007 turns Mute ON at H. Waiting for DSP stability

Port initial setting (port mode register setting), each IC reset signal output)

T-USB reset

C

Cancel FPGA reset Pin 29 of IC1007 resets T-USB at L.

Sub microcomputer reset

Pin 73 of IC1007 resets sub microcomputer at H.

FPGA reset

Pin 85 of IC1007 resets FPGA at L.

DSP reset

Pin 79 of IC1007 resets DSP at L.

DAC, ADC, DIR reset

Waiting for FPGA stability

Cancel T-USB reset

Pin 85 of IC1007 cancels FPGA reset at H.

Wait time: 100 ms

DPRAM (@FPGA) check Sub microcomputer DPRAM access enabled Waiting for sub microcomputer stability

Pin 81 of IC1007 resets DAC at L.

Pin 74 of IC1007 enables DPRAM access at H.

Wait time: 10 msec

Handshake with the sub microcomputer

D

Waiting for countermeasure of the relay chattering

Wait time: 100 msec

Wait time: 100 msec

Send mute command to the sub microcomputer

Pin 29 of IC1007 cancels T-USB reset at H.

Cancel DAC and DIR reset

Start a clock supply to the sub microcomputer

Waiting for DAC stability

Pin 81 of IC1007 resets DAC at H.

Wait time: 100 msec

E

Sub microcomputer clock stability wait

Wait time: 10 msec

Initial setting of the MASTER DAC

Cancel the reset of the sub microcomputer.

Pin 73 of IC1007 cancels sub microcomputer reset at H. Note: The DPRAM access is impossible.

Sub microcomputer initialization wait F

Wait time: 10 msec

Pin 77 of IC1007 is DAC select at H, and pins 76 and 78 are data and clock.

Handshake with the DSP

DIR initial setting

Initial setting of the main computer

18

DJM-5000 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

A

SUB MICROCOMPUTER T-USB start star t processing

Data output to T-USB T-USB with pin 72 of IC1007, and data receive from T-USB T-USB with pin 71.

DAC reset cancellation for digital input

Pin 58 of IC1007 resets DAC for digital input at H.

In Test Mode?

Power ON

Interrupt inhibit

Yes

No

Sub microcomputer initialization

B

Test Mode Work initialization setting

In MIDI CH configuration mode?

Yes Interrupt permission

No

MIDI CH configuration mode processing Main timer start

C

Interrupt permission Serial setting Set a mask level to MUTE cancellation. Waiting for FPGA start confirmation

Pin 87 of IC1006 starts FPGA at H.

Main processing In Test Mode?

Yes D

No

In MIDI CH configuration mode? No

Normal

Test Mode Yes MIDI CH configuration mode processing

operation mode E

Main processing

F

19

DJM-5000 5

6

7

8

1

2

3

4

MOBILE MIXER

Initial Setting

A MUTE ON

Port, System, External bus, Cancel Audio Timer, A/D and DSP reset Serial initializations

Start the power supply of peripheral ICs

Main microcomputer uPD78F1166

912 msec

15 usec

553 msec

60 msec

DPRAM Cance DAC, check and D reset

Wait for Audio DSP start

FPGA program load

119.5 msec

100 msec

762 msec FPGA program load FPGA XCS350

FPGA norma Program download from the flash

DSP T
B

Sub microcomputer uPD78F1164

TUSB BOOT start

8 msec

C

D

Reset the Main microcomputer (Cancel) MAIN_CPU_RST

2

Relay for main power (O N) RELAY_CTRL

4

SubCPU clock (supply start) SUB_CLK_CTRL

5

Reset the Sub microcomputer (Cancel) SUB_CPU_RST

6

Reset the TUSBP (Cancel) TUSB_RESET

7

DSP reset sequence DSP_RESET

8

FPGA download start XPGM

8

FPGA program transfer FPGA_SCK01

9

FPGA download completion FPGA DONE

a

DSP_CTRL

b

Cancel the FPGA reset FPGA_RESET

c

Cancel the sub microcomputer WAIT SUB_CTRL

d

Cancel the DAC/ADC/DIR reset DAC_RESET

TUSB3200A program load (download from the EEPROM)

Main microcomputer start 95 msec (Relay chattering measures at the start) 47 msec (Waiting for power supply stability) 9.4 msec (Waiting for clock stability for Sub CPU) 762 msec 60 msec

30 msec×2 445 msec

100 msec

4 msec×2

Be "Hi" states after the power supply from Main power

Waiting for FPGA stability ( 100 msec )


e

DIR initial setting DIR_SEL0


DIR_SCK00 Be "Hi" states after the power supply from Main power

DIR_SEL1

g

Cancel the DAC reset for digital input DIGI_IN_DAC_RST

j

Cancel the MUTE MUTE (Master Mute)

F

About 4770 msec

20

DJM-5000 1

DPRAM check (95)

Because it is necessary to cancel reset of the DAC after CLK was supplied from DIR and TUSB, weight is necessary.

MASTER DAC initial setting MST_DAC_SEL

Wait for TUSB initialization completion USB_SBY

Waiting for Sub ( 10 ms

About 553 msec after the DSP reset cancellation

d

f

Time is more than 500 msec fr the DSP reset cancellation to reset cancellation

Waiting for ADSP stability ( 100 msec )

DAC initial setting DAC_SCK20

E

cmd”0x00AA”

SUB microcomputer initial setting

USB TUSB3200A

1

Waiting for command from the microco

From AudioDSP initialization to PLL stability (waiting for bus clock stability)

2

3

4

(100ms for DA

5

6

7

8

l Setting A DPRAM Cancel the MDAC Main<=>DSP DIR DAC,ADC initiali- handshake initialicheck zation and DIR zation reset 119.5 msec

sec

100.1 msec

24 msec

TUSB Start process

MUTE OFF

1580 msec

1440 msec 110 usec

Main start

FPGA normal operation cmd”0x00AA” mand from the microcomputer cmd”0x00AA”

cmd”0x0055”

DSP<=>Main start of the Audio DSP normal operation handshake

B

cmd”0x0055”

Sub<=>Main Start of the SUB CPU normal operation handshake

the EEPROM)

Main<=>TUSB Start of the TUSB normal operation handshake

C

s more than 500 msec from after P reset cancellation to FPGA ancellation

D tability Waiting for Sub CPU stability ( 10 msec )

10 msec MDAC initialization

ility

(110)

DPRAM check (95) el reset ied ecessary.

Main<=>DSP handshake (24 msec)

(100msec) Waiting for DAC stability

DIR initialization ( 110 us )

E

DIR and DAC are active Low

DIR and DAC are active Low

1440 msec Low after initialization completion

1580 msec

F

21

DJM-5000 5

6

7

8

5

6

7

8

A

3. Test Mode Mod e 1 Mode 1: Version Confirmation Mode • The versions of the main microcomputer, submicrocomputer, DSP program, DSP data, FPGA, and T-USB T-USB can be confirmed. • Six types of banks are provided for displaying the versions of the main microcomputer, submicrocomputer, submicrocomputer, DSP program, DSP data, FPGA, and T-USB. Version No. display

The version information is displayed, using the Level Meter LEDs for each channel. The four-digit four-digit version data are indicated with the Level Meter LEDs for CH1 to CH4 in order, and the number of LEDs lit denotes the number of each digit. Note: A number larger than 0xA is expressed with the top (10th) LED lit together with the number of LEDs lit from the bottom.

B

Example: Ver 1.8AF

C

CH1/MIC3

CH2

CH3

CH4

How to switch the version data display for each IC

To switch the version information display for the main microcomputer, submicrocomputer, DSP program, DSP data, FPGA, and an d T-USB, T-USB, use us e the TALK OVER ON /OFF, MIC EFFECT, and MIC 1 O N buttons Button Name

IC Name

TALKOVER ON /OFF

Microcomputer

REVERB

Submicrocomputer

ECHO+VERB

DSP (program)

OCTAVER

DSP (data)

PITCH

FPGA

MIC1 ON

T-USB

D

Remarks Note:

With the default setting, the TALK O VER ON /OFF button, four MIC EFFECT buttons, and MIC 1 O N button are lit to indicate that these buttons can be used for switching.

E

2 Mode 2 : All LED ”OFF” Mode The mode that all LED turns off the light.

3 Mode 2 : All LED ”ON” Mode The mode which all LED lights.

F

23

DJM-5000 5

6

7

8

1

A

2

3

4

4 Mode 4: Key Operation Test Mode • While a self-illumination key key is held pressed, the corresponding LED is lit. At the same time, it is possible to confirm if the MIC LE VEL LEDs are lit. LED TABLE Buttons

TALK OVER ON /OFF REVERB ECHO+VERB OCTAVER PITCH

B

MIC1 ON MIC2 ON CH1 FADER START CH2 FADER START CH1 CUE CH2 CUE CH3 CUE CH4 CUE MASTER CUE ZONE CUE ZONE ON SOUND MAXIMIZER ON/OFF SEND&RETURN ON/OFF

C

AUTO STANDBY

Lighting LED

TALK OVER ON /OFF LED REVERB ECHO+VERB OCTAVER PITCH MIC1 ON LED MIC1 LEVEL LED light MIC2 ON LED MIC2 LEVEL LED light CH1 FADER START LED CH1 LEVEL METER LED CH2 FADER START LED CH1 LEVEL METER LED CH1 CUE LED CH2 CUE LED CH3 CUE LED CH4 CUE LED MASTER CUE LED ZONE CUE LED ZONE ON LED SOUND MAXIMIZER ON /OFF LED SEND&RETURN ON /OFF LED AUTO STANDBY MST LEVEL LED

Remarks

As default, the MIC LEVEL LEDs are lit in green. Green -> Red -> Yellow As default, the MIC LEVEL LEDs are lit in green. Green -> Red -> Yellow Two LED lights.

0 dB

Two LED lights.

0 dB

Only for the EUP type. 14 dB Two LED lights.

D

E

F

24

DJM-5000 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

5 Mode 5: Select SW Operating Test Test Mode Switch

Lighting LED NORMAL

TALK OVER MIC1

MIC2 CH1 CD/DIGITAL1/MIC3 CH2 CD/DIGITAL2/USB1 CH3 CD/LINE/USB2 CH4 CD/LINE/USB3 CH FADER Assign CH1 CH FADER Assign CH2 CH FADER Assign CH3 CH FADER Assign CH4 MIDI ON /OFF CROSS FADER CURVE select SW MONO/STEREO

ZONE OUT SELECT

SEND & RETURN SELECTOR

A

ADVANCE MASTER BOTH ZONE MASTER BOTH ZONE CD DIGITAL1 MIC3 CD DIGITAL2 USB1 CD LINE USB2 CD LINE USB3 A THRU B A THRU B A THRU B A THRU B OFF ON LEFT CENTER RIGHT MONO STEREO CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 MASTER OFF CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 MIC1 MIC2 MIC1+2 MASTER

CH1 Level Meter LED

CH2 Level Meter LED

CH1 Level Meter LED

CH2 Level Meter LED

CH3 Level Meter LED

CH4 Level Meter LED

CH1 Level Meter LED

CH2 Level Meter LED

CH3 Level Meter LED

CH4 Level Meter LED

MASTER Level Meter L MASTER Level Meter L

MASTER Level Meter R

ZONE Level Meter

Remarks

REVERB ECHO+VERB 0 dB -2 dB -4 dB 0 dB -2 dB -4 dB 14 dB 9 dB 5 dB 14 dB 9 dB 5 dB 14 dB 9 dB 5 dB 14 dB 9 dB 5 dB -7 dB -10 dB -15 dB -7 dB -10 dB -15 dB -7 dB -10 dB -15 dB -7 dB -10 dB -15 dB MIC1 ON MIC2 ON -7 dB -10 dB -15 dB 2 dB 0 dB -15 dB -10 dB -7 dB -4 dB -2 dB 0 dB -15 dB -10 dB -7 dB -4 dB -2 dB 0 dB 2 dB 5 dB

B

C

D

E

F

25

DJM-5000 5

6

7

8

1

A

2

3

4

6 Mode 6: Rotary Volume Confirmation Mode • AD conversion values of the rotary variable controls on the operation panel can be confirmed with lighting of the Level Meter LEDs. • As the Level Meter LEDs for each channel are used to indicate current values that can be altered with several variable controls, the variable controls are divided into 9 groups, according to sections. • The details on how to switch sections and which LEDs are lit are described in the tables below. The button used for selecting a section remains lit to indicate the current mode. Use of this mode during repair

• Use for failure judgment of the rotary variable control. • Use for operation check of the rotary variable control after its replacement. B

Group 1: 1 : TALK OVER section

TALK OVER ADJ, HEAD PHONE LEVEL Group selection button: TALK OVER ON/OFF Volume

TALK OVER ADJ HEAD PHONE LEVEL

Lighting LED

Remarks

CH1 Level Meter LED CH2 Level Meter LED

"MIN": Lights off, "MAX": Full Illuminate "-∞": Lights off, "0": Full Illuminate

C

Group 2: MIC1

MIC1 HI, MID, LOW , MIC1 EFFECT, MIC1 LE VEL Group selection button: MIC1 ON Volume

MIC1 HI MIC1 MID MIC1 LOW MIC1 EFFECT

D

Lighting LED

Remarks

CH1 Level Meter LED CH2 Level Meter LED CH3 Level Meter LED CH4 Level Meter LED

"-12": Lights off, "+12": Full Illuminate "-12": Lights off, "+12": Full Illuminate "-12": Lights off, "+12": Full Illuminate "Low": Lights off, "Hi": Full Illuminate

Group 3: MIC2

MIC2 HI, MID, LOW , MIC2 EFFECT, MIC2 LE VEL Group selection button: MIC2 ON Volume


E

Lighting LED

Remarks


"-12": Lights off, "+12": Full Illuminate "-12": Lights off, "+12": Full Illuminate "-12": Lights off, "+12": Full Illuminate "Low": Lights off, "Hi": Full Illuminate

Group 4: CH1

CH1 HI, MID, LOW Group selection button: CUE1 Volume F

CH1 HI CH1 MID CH1 LOW

Lighting LED

Remarks

CH1 Level Meter LED CH2 Level Meter LED CH3 Level Meter LED

26

"-26": Lights off, "+6": Full Illuminate "-26": Lights off, "+6": Full Illuminate "-26": Lights off, "+6": Full Illuminate

DJM-5000 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

A

Group 5: CH2

CH2 HI, MID, LOW Group selection button: CUE2 Volume


Lighting LED

Remarks


"-26": Lights off, "+6": Full Illuminate "-26": Lights off, "+6": Full Illuminate "-26": Lights off, "+6": Full Illuminate B

Group 6: CH3



Lighting LED

Remarks


"-26": Lights off, "+6": Full Illuminate "-26": Lights off, "+6": Full Illuminate "-26": Lights off, "+6": Full Illuminate C

Group 7: CH4



Lighting LED

Remarks


"-26": Lights off, "+6": Full Illuminate "-26": Lights off, "+6": Full Illuminate "-26": Lights off, "+6": Full Illuminate D

Group 8: MASTER section

MASTER LEVEL, BALANCE, BOOTH MONITOR Group selection button: MASTER CUE Volume

MASTER LEVEL BALANCE BOOTH MONITOR

Lighting LED

Remarks


"-∞": Lights off, "0": Full Illuminate "L": Lights off, "R": Full Illuminate "-∞": Full Illuminate, "0": Lights off E

Group 9: ZONE, SOUND MAXIMIZER section Group selection button: ZONE CUE Volume

ZONE LEVEL CLARITY DYNAMICS SEND & RETURN LEVEL

Lighting LED

Remarks


"-∞": Lights off, "0": Full Illuminate "Low": Lights off, "Hi": Full Illuminate "Low": Lights off, "Hi": Full Illuminate "MIN": Lights off, "MAX": Full Illuminate

27

DJM-5000 5

6

F

7

8

1

A

2

3

4

7 Mode 7: Confirmation of the amplitude value that can be altered with a rotary volume • The maximum amplitude value of a signal that can be altered with a rotary variable control on the operation panel and which is to be AD-converted can be confirmed with lighting of the Level Meter LEDs. • The value is expressed by the number of LEDs lit.To lit.To measure the value, set the rotary variable control whose signal you wish to measure to your desired position. • Press the SE ND & RETURN ON /OFF button to start measurement. Press Press the same button again to reset. During measurement, the maximum amplitude value remains displayed. • The SEND & RETURN ON /OFF button is lit during measurement and goes dark when measurement is reset. The details on the amplitude-value display are described below. Level Meter LED

B

14 9 5 2 0 -2 -4 -7 -10 -15

The amplitude value of +1 to +5 relative to the current value that can be altered with the variable control when measurement is started is displayed.

The amplitude value of -1 to -5 relative to the value that can be altered with the variable control when measurement is started is displayed.

For a value +5 or higher or -5 or smaller, the top or bottom LED, respectively, is lit.

• As in Confirmation mode for values that can be altered with rotary variable controls (Mode 6), the variable controls are divided into 9 groups, according to sections, for LED displays. The correspondence between LED displays and the variable controls is the same as that in Confirmation mode for values that can be altered with rotary variable controls.

C

Use of this mode during repair

• Use for failure judgment of the rotary rotar y variable control. The possible symptoms are shown below. It may be judged as defective if the amplitude value exceeds +4 or -4. The variable control can be set to any position during measurement. The sound volume change arbitrary arbitrary.. Interrupted sound leakage occurs even if the sound volume is decreased to the minimum at the Master or ZONE. The MIDI signal is output even if the variable control is not adjusted. • Use for operation check of the rotary variable control after its replacement. Group 1: 1 : TALK OVER section

D

TALK OVER ADJ, HEAD PHONE LEVEL Group selection button: TALK OVER ON/OFF Volume

TALK OVER ADJ HEAD PHONE LEVEL

Lighting LED

Remarks

CH1 Level Meter LED CH2 Level Meter LED

Group 2: MIC1

MIC1 HI, MID, LOW, MIC1 EFFECT, MIC1 LE VEL Group selection button: MIC1 ON Volume

E


Lighting LED

Remarks


Group 3: MIC2

MIC2 HI, MID, LOW, MIC2 EFFECT, MIC2 LE VEL Group selection button: MIC2 ON Volume


F

Lighting LED

Remarks


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DJM-5000 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

A

Group 4: CH1



Lighting LED

Remarks


Group 5: CH2

B



Lighting LED

Remarks


Group 6: CH3

CH3 HI, MID, LOW C

Group selection button: CUE3 Volume


Lighting LED

Remarks


Group 7: CH4

CH4 HI, MID, LOW Group selection button: CUE4

D

Volume


Lighting LED

Remarks


Group 8: MASTER section

MASTER LEVEL, BALANCE, BOOTH MONITOR Group selection button: MASTER CUE Volume

MASTER LEVEL BALANCE BOOTH MONITOR

Lighting LED

Remarks

E


Group 9: ZONE, SOUND MAXIMIZER section Group selection button: ZONE CUE Volume

ZONE LEVEL CLARITY DYNAMICS SEND & RETURN LEVEL

Lighting LED

Remarks


F

29

DJM-5000 5

6

7

8

1

A

2

3

4

8 Mode 8: Fader Test Mode • Mode that confirms a value of each CH Fader and Cross Fader. FADER

CH1 FADER CH2 FADER CH3 FADER CH4 FADER CROSS FADER

Lighting LED

Remarks

CH1 Level Meter LED CH2 Level Meter LED CH3 Level Meter LED CH4 Level Meter LED Master Level Meter L CH LED

"0": Lights off, "10": Full Illuminate "0": Lights off, "10": Full Illuminate "0": Lights off, "10": Full Illuminate "0": Lights off, "10": Full Illuminate "A": Full Illuminate, "B": Lights off


• Use for failure judgment of the fader. • Use for operation check of the fader after its replacement.

B

9 Mode 9: Confirmation of the amplitude value of the fader • The value is indicated by the number of LEDs lit. To measure the value, set the fader control whose signal you wish to measure to your desired position. Press the SEND & RETURN ON /OFF button to start measurement. • Press the same button again to reset. During measurement, the maximum amplitude value remains displayed. • The SEND & RETURN ON /OFF button is lit during measurement and goes dark when measurement is reset. The details on the amplitude-value display are described below. Level Meter LED 14 9 5 2 0 -2 -4 -7 -10 -15

C

The amplitude value of +1 to +5 relative to the current value that can be altered with the fader control when measurement is started is displayed.

The amplitude value of -1 to -5 relative to the value that can be altered with the fader control when measurement is started is displayed.

For a value +5 or higher or -5 or smaller, the top or bottom LED, respectively, is lit.

• The correspondence between LED displays and the fader/crossfader fader/crossfader controls is the same as that in Confirmation mode for fader values.

D

FADER

CH1 FADER CH2 FADER CH3 FADER CH4 FADER CROSS FADER

Lighting LED

Remarks

CH1 Level Meter LED CH2 Level Meter LED CH3 Level Meter LED CH4 Level Meter LED Master Level Meter L CH LED


• Use for failure judgment of the fader. The possible symptoms are shown below. It may be judged as defective if the amplitude value exceeds +4 or -4. The variable control can be set to any position during measurement. The sound volume change arbitrary arbitrary.. Interrupted sound leakage occurs even if the sound volume is decreased to the minimum at the fader. The MIDI signal is output even if the variable control is not adjusted. • Use for operation check of the fader after its replacement.

E

Test Mode a Mode 10: Meter LED Test • Mode that confirms the brightness of Level Meter LED. LED. • If the CUE key is pressed, the LEDs for the corresponding channels of the Level Meter light up one by one, from the bottom upward, as follows: • The default all Lights off. • It is possible to return to all Lights off when pressing it 10 times again after it presses it (LED on lights most) and to repeat from the beginning. • To check lighting of the MASTER METER L and R LEDs, the MASTER CUE and ZONE CUE buttons, correspondingly,, can be used. correspondingly • To check lighting of the ZONE METER LEDs, the ZO NE ON button can be used.

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Mode Transition Flow START Mode 1 : Version confirmation mode.

TALK OV Microcomputer version indication

ECHO+VERB

REVERB

Submicrocomputer version indication

DSP program version indication

PITCH

OCT

DSP data version indication

B

T-USB version indication

Mode 2 : All LED ”OFF” mode Mode 3 : All LED ”ON” mode Mode 4 : Key operating test mode C

Mode 5 : Select SW operating test mode Mode 6 : Rotary volume confirmation mode T/O ON /OFF TALKOVER

MIC1 ON MIC1

MIC2 ON

CUE1

MIC2

CH1

CUE2 CH2

CUE3 CH3

CUE4

MASTER MASTER section

CH4

ZONE CUE

ZONE section D

Mode 7 : Confirmation of the amplitude value that can be altered with a rotary volume T/O ON /OFF TALKOVER

MIC1 ON /OFF MIC1

MIC2 ON /OFF MIC2

CUE1 CH1

CUE2 CH2

CUE3 CH3

CUE4 CH4

ZONE MASTER CUE MASTER ZONE section section

Mode 8 : Fader test mode E

Mode 9 : Confirmation of the amplitude value of the fader Mode 10 : Meter LED test mode

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7. DISASSEMBLY A

Note:

(1) Even Even if the unit shown in the photos and illustrations in this manual may differ from your product, the procedures described here are common. (2) For For performing the diagnosis shown below, the following jigs for service is required. • 29P FFC (GGP1174) x 2 Knobs and Volumes Volumes Location

B

B

A

C

C

C D B

B

E D

A Rotary Knob (Gray) (DAA1249) ×4

B Rotary Knob (Black) (DAA1248) ×27

White

White

Gray

Black

C Rotary SW Knob (HM) (DAA1256) ×4

D FX SEL Knob (DAA1213) ×2

White

White

Silver

Black

E Slider knob (L2) (DAC2371) ×5 E

White Black

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A

Disassembly [1] Control Panel Section (1) Remove the four rotary knobs (Gray). (2) Remove the two screws. (BPZ30P120FTB) (3) Remove the six screws. (CCZ30P060FTB)

Rotary knob (Gray)

3

2

2

3

×

1

3

3

3

B

3

C

(4) Remove the four screws. (BBZ30P060FTB)

4

4

• Rear view

4

4 D

(5) Remove the control panel section. E

5

Control panel section

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1

A

2

3

4

[2] DAC Assy [2-1] DAC shield

(1) Release the jumper wire. (2) Remove the four screws. (BBZ30P060FTB) (3) Remove the DAC DAC shield.

2

2 1

B

3

2

2 DAC shield

Diagnosis C

You can measure the waveforms ( No. 1 to 50) of the DAC Assy in this state.

D

DAC Assy

[2-2] DAC Assy

E

(1) Disconnect the five connectors and four flexible cables. (2) Remove the DAC Assy. C N2010

C N2011

1

1

C N2012

1

1

1 1

2 C N2017

C N2018

1

1

C N2016

1

F

DAC Assy

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2

3

4

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6

7

8

A

[3] CH TRIM TRIM and INPUT Assemblies [3-1] CH TRIM Assy

(1) Remove the two screws. (BBZ30P060FTB)

1

1

• Rear view B

(2) Remove the two screws. (BBZ30P060FTB) (3) Release the jumper wires, as required. (4) Remove the TRIM bracket with CH TRIM Assy.

2

2 4

TRIM bracket

CH TRIM Assy

C

[3-2] INPUT Assy

(1) Remove the nut and washer. (2) Remove the six screws. (BPZ30P080FTB) (BPZ30P080FTB) (3) Remove the screw. (BBZ30P060FTB)

2

3

2

2

2

2

2

1

D

• Rear view

E

(4) Remove the two spacers. (5) Remove the PC support. (6) Release the jumper wires, as required. (7) Remove the INPUT Assy.

4

4

7 5

F

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1

A

2

3

4

[4] MAIN Assy [4-1] MAIN shield

(1) Remove the four screws. (BBZ30P060FTB) (2) Remove the MAIN shield.

1

1

B

2

1

1 MAIN shield

C

Diagnosis You can measure the waveforms ( No. 1 to 18 and 31) of the MAIN Assy in this state.

D

MAIN Assy

E

[4-2] Reassembling of INPUT and CH TRIM Assemblies

(1) Reassemble the INPUT Assy. (2) Reassemble the TRIM bracket with CH TRIM Assy.

2 F

1 TRIM bracket 36

INPUT Assy

CH TRIM Assy

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2

3

4

5

6

7

8

A

[4-3] Reassembling of DAC Assy

(1) Reassemble the DAC Assy. (2) Reconnect the seven connectors.

2

2

DAC Assy

1

2 2 2

B

2 2

C

3

(3) Connect the two flexible cables for service.

29P FFC

D

C N2018

C N2017

E

C N1028

C N1027

Diagnosis You can measure the waveforms ( No. 19 to 30) of the MAIN Assy in this state.

DAC Assy

F

MAIN Assy

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8. EACH SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE FIRMWARE 8.1 UPDATING A

Assy,, updating of the firmware to the latest version is required. Purpose: After replacement of the MAI N Assy

Necessary software and tools PC (With Windows 2000, or Windows XP) GGD1530 (Dedicated cable for connector conversion) GGF1605 (Interface device: MINICUBE2) QB-Programmer (software for updating) Refer to the next page. Parameter file (To be used with QB-Programmer) Firmware file B

• You can obtain QB-Programmer and the parameter file from the website on the Internet. (See "How to Download the Update Software.") • You can obtain the firmware file from Niis on the Internet. Connect the MINICUBE2 to one of the connectors (for the main microcomputer and submicrocomupter) located on the left side panel of the DJM-5000 main unit, using the dedicated connecting c able. (The dedicated connecting cable is required to connect one of the 7-pin connectors for updating and debugging provided with the DJM-5000 with the 15-pin connector of the MINICUBE2.) To connect the host machine on which the program for updating has been installed with the MINICUBE2, use the USB cable supplied with the DJM-5000.

Connections

C

DJM-5000 D

Main microcomputer Sub microcomputer

Dedicated cable MINICUBE2

USB cable

Connect to the MINICUBE2 side

Connect to the DJM-5000 side

E

Host machine

• Exterior view of the special cable Part number : GGD1530

The update target determines which terminal is used. Update target

Main mic Main micro roco comp mput uter er,, DSP, DSP, TUS TUSB B Sub microcomputer

Terminal to connect with

Upperr side Uppe side (Re (Rear ar pan panel el sid side) e) Under side (Front panel side)

* Refe Referr to th thee sec sectition on “8. “8.22 How How to up upda date te.” .”

Note: Turn off the DJM-5000 before connecting it.

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MINICUBE2 Setting • Set the mode for the microcomputer to be updated. Set the mode select switch to "M1" (left side)

Mode select switch

Power select switch

Note: Selecting "M1" allows you to update

the DJM-5000 microcomputer. ("M2" is used for another microcomputer and is not used at this time.)

B

• Select the power supply for for the microcomputer that needs the update. Set the power select switch to "3" (left side)

Mode select switch

Power select switch

Switch number (printed on the device)

Power supply method

Voltage

C

Switch Position

3 Supplied by the host machine via USB 3V Left T Draws power from the target machine Depends on the power supply Center 5 Supplied by the host machine via USB 5V Right Note: • If either "3" or "5" is selected, it is not necessary to turn the DJM-5000 on during the update. • Before changing the settings, make sure sure that the MINICUBE2 is not connected to the host machine (that the LED on the MINICUBE2 is unlit).

How to Download the Update Software What to download: QB-Programmer (software for updating)

D

Parameter file (necessary Parameter (necessar y for using QB-Programmer and is different depending on the model of the microcomputer) Address of the download site: https://www5.necel.com https://www5.necel.com/micro/tool_reg/OdsListT /micro/tool_reg/OdsListTop.do?lang=en op.do?lang=en Download procedures: • QB-Programmer

1. Access the download site. • Top page of the download site

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2

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2. Click [MINICUBE2_Software] under "Each Development Tool". • Selecting MINICUBE2 for downloading

Click here

3. From [Common] under "Product Series", click c lick [QB-Programmer Vx.xx] under "Product Name Version (File Size)" to download. Download file name: qbp_vx.xx_e.exe

B

* Click to start downloading Click here

C

• Parameter file

1. Access the download site. • Top page of the download site

D

E

2. Click [78K0R] under "Each Device Series". • Selecting a parameter file for downloading Click here

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2

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6

7

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3. From [78K0R/KG3] under " Nickname", click either "UPD78F1164" or "UPD78F1166" under "Device Name". * Downloading either one does not change the file downloaded in step 4.

Click one either

B

4. From [ParameterFile] under "Product Type", click [PRM78F1188 Vx.xx] under "Product Name Version (File Size)" to download. Download file name : prm78f1188_vx.xx.exe prm78f1188_vx.xx.exe * Includes parameter files and documents for multiple models of the K0R microcomputer microcomputer.. C

Click here

* Click to start downloading D

Setup instructions after download :

• QB-Programmer Open the downloaded exe file and follow the instructions on-screen to install the software. • Parame Parameter ter file Opening the downloaded exe files creates a folder named PRM78F1188_Vx.xx that contains compressed documentation files with explanations about the parameter files for various models of the K0R microcomputer. Use this information to select the appropriate parameter file for your model of the microcomputer to use with QB-Programmer. Type Ty pe of Mi Micr croc ocom ompu pute terr

Main Microcomputer Sub microcomputer

Seri Se rial al Nu Num mbe berr

Comp Co mpat atib ible le Pa Para rame mete terr Fi File le

UPD781166 UPD781164

78F1166.prm 78F1164.prm

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A

2

3

4

HOW TO DSP/USB DSP/ USB UPDATE UPDATE

Procedures for Updating 1. Updating of the DSP program (only when necessary) 2. Updating of the DSP data (only when necessary) 3. Updating of the TUSB (only when necessar y) 4. Updating of the microcomputer Note: After updating of the DSP and TUSB are completed, updating of the main microcomputer must be performed.

How to Update the Microcomputer Note: Please B

turn power of DJM-5000 into OFF.

1. Start up QB-Programmer then perform the settings for the parameter file. (The settings for the parameter file must be made only the first time. After the first startup, your settings will be stored in memory. Later change in the settings is possible.) How to set the parameter file: Click on "Device" then "Setup" to display the "Device Setup" screen.

C

Select the appropriate parameter file for the chip on the "Device Setup" screen s creen from the "Parameter File" list on the "Standard" tab. D

Click

Click "OK" to finish the setup. E

Parameter Parame ter file for each microcomputer Microcomputer

Parameter fi file

Chip mo model nu number

Main Su b

78F1166.prm 78F1164.prm

µPD78F1166 µPD78F1164

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2. Set the command options after setting the parameter file. (You (Y ou only need to set the command options the first time you star t the program *1) *1 Command option settings are cleared when you change the parameter file, making it necessary to reconfigure the settings. Setup procedure: Display the "Device Setup" screen by selecting s electing "Setup" from the "Device" menu.

B

Under the "Advanced" tab, check the following check boxes under "Command options" on the "Device Setup" screen.

C

D

Click "OK" to finish the setup. s etup. Items to check

Blank check before erase Read veri Read verify fy afte afterr Progr Program am Check Che cksum sum afte afterr Prog Program ram

Description of the command option

Checks if the chip is blank before erasure. (decides erasure is unnecessary if the area is blank.) Auto Au toma matitica callllyy verif verifie iess newly newly down downlo load aded ed firm firmwa ware re.. Automati Auto matical cally ly per perfor forms ms a chec checksu ksum m on on newl newlyy down downloa loaded ded fir firmwa mware. re.

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2

3

4

3. Load the downloaded firmware. Setup procedure: Select "Load" from the "File" menu, select the downloaded firmware from the location you saved it in and then click the "Open" button.

B

The loaded file is shown in the "Load file" box on the right-side of the QB-Programmer.

C

Display format: Name : File name Date : Last modified Chksum : Checksum value (2 byte, hexadecimal display) Area : 000000h-xxxxxxh The last address in the ROM area is 03FFFFh for the main microcomputer and 1FFFFh for the sub microcomputer

D

E

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4. Download the new firmware to the microcomputer microcomputer.. Setup procedure: Select "Autoprocedure (EPV)" from the "Device" menu or click the "Autoprocedure" icon.

Click one either

B

Update with Autoprocedure is performed in the following order. • The old firmware is erased from the microcomputer (erase). If old firmware does not exist (blank), this step is skipped • New firmware is downloaded (Program) • Verification performed (Verify) *2 • Checksum performed (Checksum) *2 C

*2 Must be configured under command options. However, Howev er, you can still use the verify and Checksum functions. Erase

Program

Verify

Erase end Program start Program start

D

Verify start

Verify end

Checksum

E

Checksum end Update complete

5. Close the QB-Programmer and disconnect the host machine from the MINICUBE2 (USB). Note:

F

After updating is completed, enter Mode 1 (Confirmation of software version) of Test Test mode to check if the versions have been all updated. 45

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4

How to Update the DSP Program/Data or the USB Note: Please turn the

power of DJM-5000 into OFF. OFF. 1. Referring to “How to Update the Main Microcomputer,” download the firmware for updating the DSP program/data or the USB. Firmware for updating

• With the downloaded files, only updating of the firmware for the DSP program/data or the USB can be performed. Type of Firmware

Filename of the Downloaded File

Firmware for Firmware for updating updating the DSP progr program am Firm Fi rmwa ware re fo forr upd updat atin ingg the the DS DSP P dat dataa Firmware Firmw are for for updating updating the USB progr program am

djm5000dsp_p_xx djm5000dsp _p_xxxx_1 xx_1166.he 166.hexx djm5 dj m500 000d 0dsp sp_d _d_x _xxx xxx_ x_11 1166 66.h .hex ex djm5000tsub djm500 0tsub_xxx _xxxx_166 x_1666.hex 6.hex (xxxx denotes a version No.)

B

2. After downloading of the firmware is completed, disconnect the MI NICUBE2 from the DJM-5000 then turn the DJM-5000 ON. Updating of the DSP program/data or the USB will be automatically started and completed. Caution!!

If the DJM-5000 is on during the download, the DSP or the USB update is performed immediately after the MI NICUBE2 is disconnected. (This is because the DJM-5000 is in reset status when connected to the host machine by the MINICUBE2 and reset status is cleared when the DJM-5000 is disconnected.) In this situation, do not turn off the power until the following DSP or the USB update is completed. Do not turn off the power during the update. Otherwise, Otherwise, the DSP or the USB may not restart. Once updating is started, NEVER turn the unit off until updating of the DSP or the USB is completed, as described below. If the unit is turned off during dur ing updating, the DSP or the USB may never operate again. To avoid such risk, it is recommended to supply power for downloading from the host machine to the DJM-5000 via the MINICUBE2 when downloading the firmware for updating the DSP or the USB to the main microcomputer.

C

• How to supply power during updating

(The power supplied via the MINICUBE2 can be used only for downloading.)

Example: Progress of updating (in a case of updating the DSP program) 1 While the data for updating the DSP program is being loaded

The percent (%) complete is displayed with the CH1 Level Meter, as shown below. * The updating progress of the DSP data and USB program is indicated by the LEDs/buttons shown below.

D

Firmware type

Progress indication

Indication during writing

Updating completion indication (error indication)

Firmware Firmwa re for for upda updatin tingg the the DSP DSP prog program ram CH1 lev level el mete meterr & CH1 CH1 CUE SOUND MAXI MAXIMIZ MIZER ER bu butto ttonn ZONE CUE MAXIMIZ MIZER ER bu butt tton on ZONE CUE Firm Fi rmwa ware re fo forr upd updat atin ingg the the DSP DSP dat dataa CH11 llev CH evel el me mete terr & CH2 CH2 CU CUE E SOUND MAXI MAXI AXIMIZ MIZER ER bu butt tton on ZONE CUE Firmware Firmw are for for updating updating the the USB prog program ram CH1 level level meter & CH3 CUE CUE SOUND M • Percent complete

0%

10%

75%

100%

E

In a case where loading is completed properly.

CUE

CUE

CUE

CUE CAUTION! NEVER

F

For 0-99%, the CUE button flashes.

46

For 100%, the CUE button stops flashing and lights.

turn off the unit during data loading and writing to the ROM.

DJM-5000 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

A

2 During writing to the FLASH ROM

During writing to the FLASH ROM, the SOU ND MAXIMIZER O N /OFF button flashes. When writing is completed, the button stops flashing and lights. • Indication during writing

In a case where writing to t he FLASH ROM is successfully completed.

During writing ON /OFF

ON /OFF CAUTION! NEVER

turn off the unit during data loading and writing to the ROM.

B

When writing is completed

3 When updating is completed

You can turn the unit off after loading of the above-mentioned DSP updating data then writing to the FLASH ROM are successfully completed and you make sure that the CUE button is unlit. (If an error is generated during updating, the ZONE CUE button flashes.) • Updating completion indication (error indication)

When updating is successfully completed

C

In a case where updating is successfully completed.

CUE

The ZONE CUE button indicates the completion status: Unlit: When updating is successfully completed Flashing: When an error was generated D

3. When successive s uccessive updating of two or more programs among the DSP program, DSP data, and USB program are required, download the firmware for updating again to the PC and repeat the same updating procedures as mentioned above. 4. After updating of the DSP or the USB is completed, download the firmware for normal operations to the main microcomputer. Note: With the firmware for updating the DSP or the USB loaded in the main microcomputer, normal operations of the DJM-5000 cannot be performed.

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9. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST NOTES:

Parts marked by “NSP” are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List. The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation. - Screws adjacent to b mark on product are used for disassembly. - For the applying amount of lubricants or glue, follow the instructions in this manual. (In the case of no amount instructions, apply as you think it appropriate.) -

A

9.1 PACKING SECTION

B

CUXJ Only

SYXJ5 Only LXJ Only C

KXJ5 Only

CUXJ, SYXJ5 Only LXJ Only D

E

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(1) PACKING SECTION PARTS LIST Mark No No.

1 2 3 4 5

N SP NSP

>

Description

Part No.

USB Cable CD-ROM Oper Operat atin ingg Inst Instrructions Oper Operat atin ingg Inst Instrructions Oper Operat atin ingg Inst Instrructions

DDE1128 DXX2596 See Contrast table (2) See Contrast table (2) See Contrast table (2)

6 Oper Operat atin ingg Inst Instrructions 7 Warranty Card 8 Polyethylene Bag (0.06 x 230 x 340) 9 Pad R

See Contrast table (2) See Contrast table (2) AHG7117

10 11 12 13

Pad L Packing Case Packing Sheet Power Cable

A

DHA1782 B

DHA1783 See Contrast table (2) RHC1023 See Contrast table (2)

(2) CONTRAST TABLE

DJM-5000/CUXJ, SYXJ5, LXJ and KXJ5 are constr ucted the same except for the follo wing: Mark No.

N SP >

3 4 5 6 7

Symbol and Description

Oper Operat atin ingg Inst Instrructions (En, Fr) Oper Operat atin ingg Inst Instrructions (En, Fr, De, It, Nl, Es, Ru) Oper Operat atin ingg Inst Instrructions (En, Es, Zhtw) Oper Operat atin ingg Inst Instrructions (Ko) Warranty Card

11 Packing Case 13 Power Cable

C

DJM-5000 /CUXJ

DJM-5000 /SYXJ5

DJM-5000 /LXJ

DJM-5000 /KXJ5

DRB1491 Not used Not used Not used ARY7043

Not used DRB1492 Not used Not used ARY7107

Not used Not used DRB1493 Not used Not used

Not used Not used Not used DRB1495 Not used

DHG2792 Not used

DHG2793 Not used

DHG2794 ADG7062

DHG2797 Not used D

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9.2 EXTERIOR SECTION A

Refer to “9.4 CONTROL PANEL SECTION”.

D

B

D CN1020

CN1021

MAIN

E

A

B

C

B C

D E

E D

CUXJ Only

A A

F

G

C B C

E F G

Refer to “9.3 BOTTOM SECTIO N”.

T C A T

F

N

O C E N D O I N S

E D I S T C A T

CUXJ Only

CUXJ, SYXJ5, KXJ5 Only

N

LXJ Only

O C

50

DJM-5000 1

2

3

4

Pioneer Dj Mixer Djm-5000

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