Yamaha TX-81Z Manuel utilisateur

FM TONE GENERATOR

SERVICE MANUAL

CONTENTS

SPECIFICATIONS 2

PANEL LAYOUT .2

BLOCK DIAGRAM 4

MEMORY CONFIGURATION 6

PRESET VOICE NAME 7

MODE SELECT 3

INITIALIZE VOICE 9

INITIALIZE PERFORMANCE 10

MIDI DATA FORMAT 13

SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE DATA FORMAT IS

MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART 27

TEST PROGRAM 26

LSI DATA TABLE ..30

1C BLOCK DIAGRAM 31

CIRCLNT BOARDS 32

PARTS LIST

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SPECIFICATIONS

Switches

POWER, STORE/EG COPY, UTILITY, EDIT/

COMPARE, PLAY/PERFORM, PARAMETER UP,

PARAMETER DOWN, DEC, INC, CURSOR LEFT,

CUHSOR RIGHT, CURSOR

Display

1Scharacter x2row backlit LCD

Terminals

CASSETTE, MIDI THRU, MIDI OUT, MIDI IN,

OUTPUT ini' PHONES

Power Requirements

\US and Canadian model) .,.AC 110-1 20V,

50/60HZ

(General model! ^AC 220 -240V,

50/80 Hz

Power Consumption

Dimensions

480 x282 x45.2 mm {W xDx H}

(18-1 5/16" x11-1/8" x1-3/4")

Weight

3.4 kg (7 lbs. 8oz.l

PANEL LAYOUT

•Front Panel o

POWER

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COMPARE

•Rear Panel

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DISPLAY

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SELECT

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PARAMETER

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DATA

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VOLUME^

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DISPLAY 1iMODE SELECT rVOICE PARAMETER! r—DATA ENTRY —

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7X81

TXS12

PRESET VOICE NAME

BANK ABANK BBANK CBANK D

1GrandPlano 1TrumpetBIZ tNylonGuit 1BaadBreath

2Uprt Piano 2Full Brass 2Guitar #1 2Vocal Nuts

3Deep Grd 3FlugelHorn 3TwelveStrg 3KrstIChoir

4HonkeyTonk 4ChorusBras 4Funky Pick 4Metal imba

5Elec Grand 5Franch Hore 5All ThatJaz 5WaterGlass

6Fuzz Plano 6AteckBrass 6h:

HeavyMetal 6BowedBeEl

7SkoofPiano 7SpitBoneBC 7Old Banjo 7)>wow< <

8Thump Pno 3Homs BC 8Zither 8Fuzzy Koto

9LoTineSIZ 9MeHoTenor 9ElecBass 19Spc Midiot

10 HiTlneBI

10 RaspAlto 10 SqncrBass 10 Gurgle

IT Electro Pno 11 Flute 11 SynFunkBas 11 Hole in 1

12 NewElectro 12 Pan Flloot 12 ElecBass 212 Birds

13 DynomlteEF 13 Basson 13 AnalogBass 13 MalibuNite

14 DynoWurl ie 14 Oboe 14 Jaco Bass 14 Helicopter

15 Wood Piano 15 Clarinet 15 LatelyBass 15 Flight Sirn

16 Reed Piano 16 Harmonica 16 MonophBass 16 Brth bells

17 PercOrgan 17 PoubleBass 17 StadoumSol 17 Storm Wind

IS 168 42F18 BowCello 18 TrumptSolo 18 Alarm Call

19 *PumpOrgan 19 BoxCello 19 BGSexyPhon 19 Recing Car

20 <6 Tease> 20 SoloVioItn 20 Lyrisyn 20 Whistling

21 Farcheeza 21 HiString 121 WarmSquare 21 Space Talk

22 Small Pipe 22 iowString 22 Sync Lead 22 Space Vibe

23 Big Church 23 Pizzicato 23 MellowSqar 23 Timpani

24 AnalogOrgn 24:,' ;yiarp 24 jazz Flute 24 FM Hi-Hats

25 Thin Clav 25 ReverbStrg 25 Heavy Lead 25 Bass Drum

26 EZ Clav 26 SynString 26 Java Jive 26 Tube Bells

27 Fuzz Clavi 27 Voices 27 Xylophone 27 Noise Shot

28 LiteHarpsi 28 HarmoPad 23 GreatVibes 28 Snare 1

29 RichHarpsi 29 Fanfarlpts 29 Sitar 29 Snare 2

30 Celeste 30 HiString 230 Bel! Pad 30 Hand Drum

31 BriteCeist 31 Perc Flute PlasticHit

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32 Squeezebox 32 BffeathOrgn 32 DigiAnnie 32 Eferm Toms

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MODI SELECT

The TX81Z has two main modes. Each main mode has three "sub-modes".

Press twite, remains lit.

SINGLE

PLAY (Single)

PLAY/

PERFORM

Select and play any

voice using chords of

up to 8notes

PLAY/

PERFORM

EDIT (Single)

Create your own voices

or modify an existing

voice.

UTILITY (Single)

£=3 Save and load data

UTILITY *Set microtone tables. UTILITY

*Set program change table

’Set pan, delay and chord

effects

’And other useful functions.

PERFORMANCE

PLAY (Performance)

ft *-

The TX81Z acts as up to

8independent instruments

as specified in the Performance

Memory that you select

EDIT (Performance)

Change the settings of a

Performance Memory,

UTILITY (Performance)

*Set aPerformance to a

basic setting,

*And other useful functions.

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TX81Z

INITIALIZE VOICE

This will set the voice data in the edit buffer to the settings shown below.

utility MODE

In tVoice?

When creating avoice from scratch, it is o*ten useful to start from this "basic

setting" rather than having to reset all the parameters by hand. Press YES.

The LCD will ask "Are you sure?", press YES again. The edit Duffer will be

set to the voice data shown below, and you will automatically enter Edit

Mode

INITIAL VOICE DATA

ALG —1{Mode} —RATIO Poly Mode

Feedback =0OSW =W1 (sine) PBend Range —4

Wave -triangl DET =0Full Time Porta

Speed —35 AR =31 Porta Time —0

Delay 0DIR =31 FC Volume -40

PMod Depth 0D1L =L 15 FC Pitch =* 0

AMod Depth =0D2R 31 0FC Amplitude 0

Sync =off RR =; 15 MW Pitch =50

PMod Sens. r= 6SHFT =off MW Ampli =0

AMS =0OUT —90 OP 1BC Pitch =

AME ;off 02BC Amplitude =0

EBS —003BC PBias 0

KVS =004BC EG Bias =0

IFrequency) —1.00 RS —0Middle CC3

L-S -0Reverb Rate 3off

Name IN IT

VOICE

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INITIALIZE PERFORMANCE

^This lets you initialize the Performance Buffer to one of the standard settings.

P.UTI UTY Sing!

Init Perfrm?

SingF/duol/split/'monq 8/pdy 4

Press NO to select the initialization setting you want. When the LCD shows the

desired setting, press YES, You will be asked '"Are you sure?" as press YES

again.

•Standard Settings

Performance name SINGLE

Instrument 123456 78

Assign Mode (Normal)/ Alternate

Max Notes (0-8) •> 80000000

Voice No, 001-032) 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101

Receive Cb, (1-16, oimnf} 12345678

Limit /L (C-2 —G8) C-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 C-2 C2C-2 C2

Limit /H (C-2 -G8) G8 GB G8 G8 G8 G8 G8 GE

Detune (—7 —+7) 0000000 0

Note Shift (-24 -+24} 0000000

Volume (0-99) 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99

Out Assign (off, 1,11,1 II) 1II 1II 1II 1II 1II 111 1II 1M

LFO Select Toff, 1,2,vib) 12vi bvib vib vib vib vib

Micro Tune (select) Oct •olf'/on (pfjVon pfjVon offVon ip?0/on off) /on @/on :pfJ;/on

Elect Select i.pff)/ Delay /Pan /Chord

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