Vestax-PCV007-mix-sm 维修电路原理图.pdf

PCV-007Email: RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库VESTAXSERVICE NOTEMODEL: PMC-0071.SPECIFICATIONS P. 3 - P. 82.CIRCUIT DIAGRAM P. 9 - P. 163.COMPONENTS LIST P. 17 - P. 464.PCB LAYOUT P. 47 - P. 53Vestax Corporation Service Department(2005-04-01) 2RadioFans.CN 收音机爱 好者资料库5FUNCTIONS1210182021192327326252428291615141312172265479811*TOP PANEL 36qMIC LEVELThis switch is used to adjust the signal level of the MainMIC input.wMIC EQThe2-Band MIC EQ feature is used to adjust the equalizationlevel of the High & Low frequencies on the MIC inputsignal. These levels can be adjusted to/by +/-12dB.eEFFECT SEND LEVELThis knob is used to adjust the signal level from anexternal effects device connected to the AUX send inputjack on the rear panel of this mixer. rGAINThe GAIN controls (on both PGM 1 & 2) are used to adjustinput signal levels. For optimal acoustic quality first set thelevel of the input fader 3 to a position of 7 or 8, then, makeany necessary adjustments to the GAIN control so that asufficient signal is fed through the channel (PGM) withoutdistorting.tHI ISOLATORThis knob is used to adjust the HI frequency signal levelrelevant to each PGM.yMID ISOLATORThis knob is used to adjust the MID frequency signallevel relevant to each PGM.uLOW ISOLATORThis knob is used to adjust the LOW frequency signallevel relevant to each PGM.iSCRATCH EQThis button is used to activate the scratch EQ feature(new) on this mixer. The scratch EQ feature essentiallydisregards the manual isolator EQ setting and passes allsignal feeds through a Mid Boost and Hi Boost EQ andLow Cut circuit (per PGM), which is designed togenerate the best scratch EQ setting possible. oSCRATCH EQ INDICATORThis LED will be illuminated when the Scratch EQfeature i is on.!0PGM BALANCEThis fader is used to adjust the stereo balance on eachPGM. The PGM Balance can also be used to adjust anunbalanced stereo image. From the center position amovement to the right will increase the volume of thesignal R over L and vice versa.!1CF REVERSE SWITCHThis switch is used to reverse the direction of the crossfader (CF) such that if reversed position 1 becomes position2 and vice versa. When reverse mode is activated the CFREV LED 6 will be illuminated in the main LED section.!2MASTER LEVELThis knob is used to adjust the signal levels from the LineOut connections found on the rear panel of this unit.!3STEREO/MONO SELECT SWITCHThis switch is used to select either a mono or stereosignal output for the Line Out section. Regardless of yourchoice, the L & R levels will remain the same.!4BOOTH LEVELThis knob is used to adjust the level of output through theBooth section. !5MONITOR SELECT SWITCHThis switch is used to select which type of monitor signal,either CUE or MASTER, is heard in headphones connectedto this mixer. When set to CUE, both signals (including theEQ settings on each) will be heard. Using the CF MonitorFader 9 will alter what is heard in the headphones. !6RECEIVE CUE SWITCHThis switch has three settings, which in turn control howthe Effect Received signal is monitored. When set toBLEND, users will hear both the effect receive signal andeither the Cue or Master output (see 15 for more). Whenset to OFF, no effect receive signal will be heard. Whenset to SOLO, only the effect receive signal will be heard.!7POWER INDICATORThis LED will be illuminated when powered.!8EFFECT SEND ON/OFF SWITCHWhen on this feature will send the PGM signal (1 & or 2)to the effects send jack found on the rear panel.!9EFFECT RECEIVE LEVELThis fader when moved from DRY to WET is used to adjustthe signal level received from any external effects deviceconnected to the Effect Receive input located on the rearpanel of this unit.0PHONO/LINE SELECTORThis switch is used to determine which input source issent to the PGM. Once an input is connected to thecorrect PGM jack users are able to switch back andforward between either phono or line signals, effectivelycreating a type of transformer scratch. 1REHEARSAL MUTE SWITCHWhen activated this switch restricts the signal path of thePGM to only the headphone monitor, allowing you topractice a mix or scratch using the master CF but withoutthe sound being outputted. Moreover, any adjustment tothe monitor CF will have no effect to the headphone signalwhilst the Freeze feature is active. Pressing both PGM 1 &2 Freeze switches will result in all output being muted. When PGM 1 Freeze is on, the LED indicator above the buttonwill illuminate and all signals from PGM will be routed only tothe headphone section and thus not outputted. Moving the CFfrom position 2 to 1 will have only an effect in the headphones,facilitating practice of a mix point or scratch point. When PGM 2 Freeze is on, the LED indicator above the buttonwill illuminate and all signals from PGM will be routed only tothe headphone section and thus not outputted. Moving the CFCAUTIONA function can be changed with the switch(*) under atop panel. Only the level of the signal (RCV sound)inputted from the EFFECT RCV jack is adjusted atthe time of Switch OFF (at the time of a initial setup),and it changes to the balance regulation volume ofRCV sound and the sound of MASTER OUT at thetime of Switch ON. 47from position 1 to 2 will have only an effect in the headphones,facilitating practice of a mix point or scratch point.2REHEARSAL MUTE/FREEZE INDICATOR LEDWhen the Rehearsal Mute/Freeze feature is active thisLED will illuminate.3INPUT FADERAn input fader is used to adjust the input level on a givenPGM. The input fader on this unit is a PCV fader and utilizesVestax ReX fader exchange technology. This fader is userreplaceable. For comprehensive information on how to replacethis ReX PCV Fader please see the How To Change TheFader Unit section of this manual.4LEVEL METER SELECT SWITCHThis switch is used to select which signal level is displayed.When set to PGM, both sides of this LED section willdisplay the current PGM level, with the left side showingPGM 1 and the right side showing PGM 2. When set toMASTER, the two LED indicators will show the L&Rchannels of the master signal being outputted. 5LED LEVEL METERAs above.6CF REVERSE INDICATOR.This LED is illuminated when the CF has been reversed asdescribed in !1.7CROSS FADER (CF)Assuming that the CF reverse is off, Rehearsal Mute is off, andthat the input levels of both PGM 1 and PGM 2 are properlyset, then when the CF is at position 1 the signals from PGM 1can be heard and when the CF is at position 2 the signals fromPGM 2 can be heard. 8MONITER LEVELThis fader is used to adjust the volume level heard in theheadphone section. 9MONITER CFThis fader is used to adjust which PGM is heard in theheadphone section. #0INPUT FADER CURVE SWITCHESThese switches may be used to adjust the fader curve settingfor either input fader. There are three setting from which tomake a selection (A, B & C) each with a different gradient.#1CROSS FADER CURVE (CF) CURVE ADJUST CONTROLThis knob is used to adjust the slope of the CF curve. Anycurve located between the two extreme positions, gentle &steep, is possible and up to the preferred curve type of any user.Rotating this knob in a clockwise manner will produce a steepcurve more suited to scratching cutting. An anticlockwiserotation will have the opposite effect of producing a gentlerslope more suited to long mixing.#2HEAD PHONE JACKUsed to connect suitable headphones to this unit. Werecommend that users pay particular attention to theimpedance level of their headphones. An impedance level ofbetween 8ohm and 600ohm is best for this unit.313032aabccLLEEVPOSITIONPOSITIONPOSITIONC.F. CURVECROSS FADER CURVEbCBA POSITIONINPUT FADER CURVEFRONT PANEL 58POWERSERIAL NO. INPUTCAUTION413839353633344342414037#3LINE INPUT JACKSThese jacks are used to connect line level output devicesto the PMC-007. Devices with a line level of -10dB to0dB, such as CD players, MD players, tape decks, DATplayers etc may be connected to these jacks. The signalfrom these devices will then be fed to the respective PGMand Line Input is selected.#4PHONO INPUT JACKSThese jacks are used to connect turntables with movingmagnet type cartridges. Once connected, the signal fromthe turntable will be fed to the respective PGM whenPhono input is selected. #5MIC JACKUsed for the connection of MIC inputs.#6EFFECT LOOP JACKS (MIC)This jack is used to connect external effects that are fittedwith a 1/4 inch stereo plug. In order to produce the bestsound, please set your external effect unit such that the Lchannel is Effect Send and the R channel is Effect Receive. TIP: MIC SEND OUTRING: MIC RECEIVE OUTSLEEVE:EARTH#7GROUND TERMINALThis connection point is used to ground turntablesconnect to this unit. #8EFFECT SEND JACKUsed to connect the inputs of an external effects device.#9EFFECT RECEIVE JACKUsed to connect the output of an external effects device.$0BOOTH OUT JACKUse these jacks to connect booth monitors to this unit.This signal is identical to that of the headphone sectionwith the exception of when the Rehearsal Mute/Freezefeature is active.$1MASTER OUT JACK(Balanced & Unbalanced)These jacks may be used to connect this unit to anamplifier. This unit has 2 sets of output jacks so that eachoutput level can be set separately. In this situation, theMaster (XLR) out can be used as the main output whilstthe 1/4 inch output can be used as a sub unbalanced output. $2POWER JACKConnect the Vestax AC-12A, AC adaptor (12V AC,1000mA).$3POWER SWITCHPower on/off.SENDRECEIVEGNDT.R.S JACKREAR PANEL69HOW TO CHANGE THE FADER UNITThe ReX (Rapid Exchange) fader system has beendesigned to allow users to quickly exchange faders. Byfollowing and adhering to the following directions andadvice you will be able to safely and easily exchange ReXtype faders. In the event that the ReX unit itself or the ReXexchange system is damaged in anyway do not operate thismixer before consulting your local Vestax service center.q Remove all knobs from the Battle Panel as illustrated.w Release the top panel as illustrated.e Caution should be exercised when opening the top panel so asto avoid any unnecessary damage to the panel unit or releasesystem.rA ReX fader is easily removed by simply applyingsimultaneous pressure to the clips located at either end of the Fadermounting unit, once release pull the fader upwards carefully. t Remove the cable connector from the fader unit carefully.y Exchange the fader unit making sure to reconnect thecable connector unit correctly.u Click the ReX fader unit back in place. Check that theunit is secure by gently pushing on the fader unit. i Lower the Battle Panel as illustrated taking care to realignthe fader slots and fader forks properly. This panel willnot close if realigned incorrectly. o Check to ensure that the panel is correctly in place and thenreplace all knobs. You have now successfully exchangedyour ReX fader unit. NoteLeaving the mixer unit with the top panel open andany fader cables unconnected could result in somedamage. For this reason it is best to have allreplacement faders ready for installation so as toavoid any unnecessary damage or delay.Exchanging a ReX Fader Unitfig bfig cfig dfig afig e 7SPECIFICATIONMIC （6.3 PHONE JACK） -50.0dBv -32.0dBv 3.3k PHONO 1.2LR （RCA PIN JACK） -46.0dBv -22.4dBv 56k LINE 1.2LR （RCA PIN JACK） 0dBv +14dBv 16k EFFECT RCV （RCA PIN JACK UNBALANCED） 0dBv +14dB 42k MIC RCV （TRS PHONE JACK-RING PIN） 0dBv +14dB 69k HI 10kHz- +4dB MID 1kHz- +4dB LOW 80Hz- +4dB MASTER1 LR（RCA PIN JACK UNBALANCED） 0dBv +14.5dBv 10k OVER MASTER2 LR（XLR JACK BALANCED） +4dBv +14.5dBv 10k OVER BOOTH LR（RCA PIN JACK UNBALANCED） 0dBv +14.5dBv 10k OVER EFFECT SEND LR（RCA PIN JACK UNBALANCED） 0dBv +14.5dBv 10k OVER HEAD PHONE（6.3 PHONE JACK） （47 LORD130mW） 8 600 MIC SEND （TRS PHONE JACK-TIP PIN） 0dBv +11.4dBv 10k OVER MIC 30Hz 20kHz 3dB CROSSFADER CROSSTALK 65dB LINE 20Hz 20kHz 1dB CHANNEL CROSSTALK 75dB MIC 60dB POWER SUPPLY AC-12V ADAPTOR 1000mA LINE 75dB DIMENSION （WHD） 26092370 12W WEIGHT 4.0kg INPUT SECTIONOUTPUT SECTIONISOLATOR SECTIONFREQUENCY RESPONSES/N RATIOPOWER REQUIREMENTNOMINAL INPUTMAXIMUM INPUTINPEDANCE RATED OUTPUT MAXIMUM OUTPUT INPEDANCEPMC -0078pmc75io.sch 1 Thu Dec 4 17:30:37 2003PMC007VESTAX 9PMC007VESTAX1K1K1K1K 10PMC007VESTAX7.5K7.5K 11PMC007VESTAX 12ppVESTAXPMC00712K12K12K12K33K33K33K33K改訂2003.12.10 13pmc63ct.sch ISOLATOR Mon Dec 1 19:26:01 2003VESTAXPMC007 14? ? ? ? ?JPJPJPJPPMC007VESTAX最終 15pmc63ct.sch-2 - Mon Dec 1 19:25:37 2003PMC007VESTAX最終 16Parts list for the PMC-007Page : 1/30SYMBOL#PARTS NAMEPCBDESCRIPTIONBRANDC 1E.capIO PCB2200uF/25VELNAC 2E.capIO PCB2200uF/25VELNAC 3C.capIO PCB0.1uFTAIYO YUDENC 4C.capIO PCB0.1uFTAIYO YUDENC 5E.capIO PCB1000uF/16VELNAC 6E.capIO PCB1000uF/16VELNAC 9E.capIO PCB470uF/25VELNAC 10E.capIO PCB470uF/25VELNAC 11E.capIO PCB470uF/25VELNAC 12E.capIO PCB470uF/25VELNAC 13E.capIO PCB470uF/25VELNAC 14E.capIO PCB470uF/25VELNAC 110E.capIO PCB1uF/50V BPELNAC 111E.capIO PCB1uF/50V BPELNAC 112C.capIO PCB33PFTAIYO YUDENC 113C.capIO PCB33PFTAIYO YUDENC 114E.capIO PCB33uF/16V BPELNAC 115E.capIO PCB33uF/16V BPELNAC 116FilmIO PCB392(M)NISSEIC 117FilmIO PCB392(M)NISSEIC 118FilmIO PCB122(M)NISSEIC 119FilmIO PCB122(M)NISSEIC 120E.capIO PCB10uF/16V BPELNAC 121E.capIO PCB10uF/16V BPELNAC 122E.capIO PCB1uF/50V BPELNAC 123E.capIO PCB1uF/50V BPELNAC 124E.capIO PCB1uF/50V BPELNAC 125E.capIO PCB1uF/50V BPELNAC 126C.capIO PCB33PFTAIYO YUDENC 127C.capIO PCB33PFTAIYO YUDENC 128E.capIO PCB33uF/16V BPELNAC 129E.capIO PCB33uF/16V BPELNAC 130FilmIO PCB392(M)NISSEIC 131FilmIO PCB392(M)NISSEI 17Parts list for the PMC-007Page : 2/30SYMBOL#PARTS NAMEPCBDESCRIPTIONBRANDC 132FilmIO PCB122(M)NISSEIC 133FilmIO PCB122(M)NISSEIC 134E.capIO PCB10uF/16V BPELNAC 135E.capIO PCB10uF/16V BPELNAC 136E.capIO PCB1uF/50V BPELNAC 137E.capIO PCB1uF/50V BPELNAC 138E.capIO PCB22uF/25V BPELNAC 139E.capIO PCB22uF/25V BPELNAC 140C.capIO PCB100PFTAIYO YUDENC 141C.capIO PCB100PFTAIYO YUDENC 142E.capIO PCB22uF/25V BPELNAC 143E.capIO PCB22uF/25V BPELNAC 144C.capIO PCB470PFTAIYO YUDENC 145C.capIO PCB470PFTAIYO YUDENC 146E.capIO PCB22uF/25V BPELNAC 147E.capIO PCB22uF/25V BPELNAC 148C.capIO PCB100PFTAIYO YUDENC 149C.capIO PCB100PFTAIYO YUDENC 150E.capIO PCB22uF/25V BPELNAC 151E.capIO PCB22uF/25V BPELNAC 152C.capIO PCB330PFTAIYO YUDENC 153C.capIO PCB330PFTAIYO YUDENC 154E.capIO PCB22uF/25V BPELNAC 155E.capIO PCB22uF/25V BPELNAC 156C.capIO PCB100PFTAIYO YUDENC 157C.capIO PCB100PFTAIYO YUDENC 158E.capIO PCB22uF/25V BPELNAC 159E.capIO PCB22uF/25V BPELNAC 160C.capIO PCB0.01uFTAIYO YUDENC 161C.capIO PCB0.01uFTAIYO YUDENC 162C.capIO PCB0.01uFTAIYO YUDENC 163C.capIO PCB0.01uFTAIYO YUDENC 164C.capIO PCB0.01uFTAIYO YUDENC 165C.capIO PCB0.01uFTAIYO YUDEN 18Parts list for the PMC-007Page : 3/30SYMBOL#PARTS NAMEPCBDESCRIPTIONBRANDC 166C.capIO PCB0.01uFTAIYO YUDENC 167C.capIO PCB0.01uFTAIYO YUDENC 168C.capIO PCB0.01uFTAIYO YUDENC 169C.capIO PCB0.01uFTAIYO YUDENC 170C.capIO PCB0.01uFTAIYO YUDENC 171C.capIO PCB0.01uFTAIYO YUDENC 172C.capIO PCB0.01uFTAIYO YUDENC 173C.capIO PCB0.01uFTAIYO YUDENCN 1CONNECTORIO PCBCONNECTOR (6P_