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Size

Document Number

Rev

Date:

Sheet

XLDS

XAS

XDTACK

XUDS

FC2
FC1
FC0

RXW

ADDRESS [23:1]

DATA[15:0]

A22
A21
A20
A19

A23

A16

A14

A17

A18

A15

A11

A12

A13

A10

D13

D11

D14

D15

D12

D10

A3
A2
A1

XVMA
FDINT

XPAD0X
XPAD0Y
XPAD1X
XPAD1Y
XPEN

XRESET

XBINT
XSINT

XBERR
XMFCPS

XHDINT

SCLK

MAD9
MAD8
MAD7
MAD6
MAD5
MAD4
MAD3
MAD2
MAD1
MAD0

XWE

XPADRST

XBUTTON
XJOYAH
XJOYAL
XJOYWE
XJOYWL

XROM2

XROM3

XROM4

XVSYNC

XHSYNC

XVPA
XDINT
XIPL2
XIPL1
XIPL0
XIACK
N6850
KHZ500

ADDRESS [23:1]

A6
A5
A4
A3
A2
A1

DATA [15:0]

D15
D14
D13
D12

D10

D11

XRDY

XFCS

SNDIR

SNDCS

XBGACK

XBGO

XBGI

XBR

CLK2

CLK4

CLK8

32MHZ

AUDIO

AUDIOI

HSYNC

VSYNC

MADDR [9:0]

XRAS1

XCAS0H

XCAS1H

XCAS0L

XRAS0

XCAS1L

R
G
B

CCLK

SD6
SD5
SD4
SD3
SD2
SD1
SD0

SD [7:0]

SD7

HSYNC

VSYNC

MD15
MD14
MD13
MD12
MD11
MD10
MD9
MD8
MD7
MD6
MD5
MD4
MD3
MD2
MD1
MD0

MDATA [15:0]

XMWE
MWD
MWK

FCLK

XLD
XHD

MONOMON

VCC

12V

VCC

12V

VCC

R427

R437

R449

L406

R421
1k

R464

U401

GST SHIFTER

11
32

14
15
16
17

23
24
25
26
27
28

29
30
31

44
45
46

48
49

54
55

73
74
75

39
40
41

VCC
VCC

PD10

PD11

PD12

PD14

PD15

R/W

A4
A3
A2
A1

SD7

SD5
SD4
SD3
SD2
SD1
SD0

MWE
MWD
MWK

CLK

MD10

PD0

PD5

PD7
PD6

PD8

G1
G0

B1
B0

MONO

COLOR

MHZ18

DE
BLANK

MD0

MD1

MD2

MD4

MD5

MD6

MD7

MD8

MD9

MD11

MD12

MD13

MD14

MD15

LOWP
GND
GND

LATCH

HDAT

PD1

PD2

PD3

SCLK

FCLK

SLOAD

SREQ

LOAD

R2
R1
R0

PD13

MD3

WDAT

PD4

PD9

SD6

R432

R473

10k

C428

R408
2k

R433
2k

R454

R459
0*

R415

6k2

C425
2n2

R440
1l

R410

DL1

U400

GSTMCU

73
37

109
128

56
57

108

36
72

120
144

4
5

7
8
9

12
13

43
44
45
46

49
50
51
52
53

58
59

68
69

77
78
79
80

63
64
65

90
91

94
95

126

129

130

131

132

134

136

138

118

103

133

137

139

141
140

142

30
31

41
42

99
100
101
102

105

110

111

112

113

114

115

116

117

119

121

122

123

124

125

127

135

146

107
106

CLK8

GND
GND
GND
GND
GND

FC1

A17

A11

A9
A8

VCC

VCC
VCC

CLK

CLK4
CLK2

KHZ500

ROM6
ROM5
ROM4

ROM1
ROM0

HDINT

DINT

SNDCS

ATCCS

ATCHO

ATCWA

A21
A20
A19
A18

N6850

A16
A15
A14
A13
A12

A7
A6

BINT

IACK

LDS
UDS

R/W

DTACK

D15

D13
D12
D11
D10

A3
A2
A1

RESET

D1
D0

MFPCS

PAD0X
PAD0Y

CAS0H

WDAT

HDAT

LATCH

DMA

DEV

FCS

DCYC

ROM3

VPA

FC0

A10

TEST

MAD8

BUTTON

RAM

PADRST

D14

PEN

EINT7

CMPCS

BLANK

VSYNC

VMA

BGACK

BGO

BGI

EINT3
EINT5

IPL0

IPL1

IPL2

FC2

A23
A22

PAD1Y

JOYAH

JOYAL

JOYWE

JOYWL

SINT

MAD0

MAD1

MAD2

MAD3

MAD4

MAD5

MAD6

MAD7

MAD9

CAS1L

CAS1H

RAS1

CAS0L

RAS0

ROM2

SNDIR

BERR

PAD1X

RDY

HSYNC

FDINT

SREQ

SLOAD

R461

C426
15uF

C420
15uF

R422

12k

L403

D401

C404

U211B

74LS04

L409

L401

J400

DIN13F

R469
5k6

R475
150

Q406
2N3904

Q401
2N3904

R455

C429

R450

L402

R429

R416

12k

C418

2n2

R406

R470
1k

R442
1k

R462

R445

R438
27

R425

R436

R424

1k5

U209A

74LS86

R411

12k

C406

C432

1nF

R409

R435

R457

R474

100

R471

47k

R452
1k5

C430

10nF

R417

1k5

R446

R405
0*

L404

U211C

74LS04

C414

R431

1k2

R468

1k2

R465

U403
MC1377

CSin

Gin

-Yout

-Yin

-Y

8V2

-Y

CLK

Bin

Rin

CRin

R444

C403

C413

C422

C423

R426

R420

C427

Q403
2N3904

R423
2k

R412

1k5

C412

Q402
2N3904

C433
1uF

C415
470uF

R439
75

R472

4k7

C416

47uF

C411
u47

R458

L407

L410

U405

74LS257

A/B

R418

R456

2k2

C431

10nF

C419

R453

R434

L405

R466

C402

C405

R407

100uF

R428

6k2

R443

C424

15uF

R467

1k2

R463

R414

C421

120pF

R448
150

R441
100

Q404
2N3904

R413

R460

R451

Q400
2N3904

C417
100uF

L408

R419

6k2

D402

Summary of Contents for 1040STE

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...II Atari STe 520 1040 Computer Field Service Manual Part Number C302481 001 Rev A August 1991...

Page 3: ...2 Input Output Subsystems 11 2 13 System Startup 21 2 14 System Errors 22 SECTION THREE TESTING 24 3 1 Overview 24 3 2 Test Configuration 25 3 3 Troubleshooting a Dead Unit 25 3 4 Diagnostic Cartridge...

Page 4: ...IDI Problems 46 5 5 RS232 Problems 46 5 6 Printer Port Problems 46 5 7 Hard Disk Port Problems 46 5 8 DMA Sound 46 SECTION SIX DIAGNOSTIC FLOWCHARTS 47 6 1 Replacement Procedures 47 6 2 Handling of In...

Page 5: ...aler parts lists are available No license is given for any use by the possession of these documents and may not be reproduced in any form without the written approval of Atari Corporation Atari the At...

Page 6: ...h a modulator for TV output The 520STE and 1040STE both have the power supply integrated into the case 1 1 MAIN COMPONENTS 524K RAM 1048K for the 1040STE Main Board with modulator except French Perite...

Page 7: ...ft Side Panel The right side panel has a slot for the floppy disk drive Figure 1 4 STE Right Side Panel The STE back panel contains left to right the modem RS232 connector printer connector hard disk...

Page 8: ...Typical in system Demand Typical current 1 75A at 5V 86 mA at 12V Max current 2 2A at 5V 90 mA at 12 during disk access 1 4 NEGATIVE SUPPLIES The STE motherboard contains two small switching voltage r...

Page 9: ...ubsystems 2 1 MAIN SYSTEM MC68000 running at 8 MHz 256 kbyte ROM 512 1024 kbyte RAM Direct Memory Access Support System Timing and Bus Control Interrupt Control 2 2 AUDIO VIDEO SUBSYSTEM The STE has b...

Page 10: ...16 MHz clock and outputs 8 MHz 4 MHz and 500 kHz clocks VIDEO TIMING Blank DE Display Enable Vsync and Hsync are used to generate signals for the video display There is a Read Write register in GSTMC...

Page 11: ...sses for video sound and DMA on the multiplexed address bus These addresses never appear on the system address bus CHIP SELECTS Decodes addresses for RAM and ROM and asserts output signals to enable t...

Page 12: ...8 MULTI FUNCTION PERlPHERAL CONTROL 2 8 1 Interrupt Control The 68901 MFP can generate up to 16 interrupts 8 internally and 8 from external sources Each interrupt can be masked off or disabled by pro...

Page 13: ...tput the red green and blue levels specified by the palette Note that there are four outputs for each color Each output is either on or off Thus the number of possible output levels is 2 to the 4th po...

Page 14: ...Video Shifter CMPCS color map select is active only when changing the color attributes in the color palettes 2 9 5 Sound Synthesizer The YM2149 Programmable Sound Generator PSG produced music synthes...

Page 15: ...to a National LMX 1992 Volume Tone Controller Finally the output is available at an RCA style output jack on the back of the computer This can be fed into an amplifier and then to speakers headphones...

Page 16: ...13 Ground Figure 2 1 Monitor Ports 2 12 INPUT OUTPUT SUBSYSTEMS 2 12 1 Musical Instrument Communication The Musical Instrument Digital Interface MIDI allows the integration of the STE with music synth...

Page 17: ...k data in response to external events and time of day year month day hour minute second in response to requests by the CPU Communication is controlled on the main board by a 6850 device and on the key...

Page 18: ...DC 8 Ground 9 Not Connected Figure 2 3 Mouse Joystick Ports 2 12 4 Parallel lnterface The parallel port is primarily intended as a Centronics type printer interface but can also be used as a general p...

Page 19: ...Asynchronous ReceiverlTransmitter which handles data transmission and reception The 2 4576 MHz clock to the MFP is divided by the timer D pin 16 output of the MFP to provide the basic clock for recei...

Page 20: ...e externally buffered or inverted See Block Diagram Floppy Disk 1 Read Data 2 Side 0 Select 3 Logic Ground 4 Index Pulse 5 Drive 0 Select 6 Drive 1 Select 7 Logic Ground 8 Motor On 9 Direction In 10 S...

Page 21: ...Data 1 3 Data 2 4 Data 3 5 Data 4 6 Data 5 7 Data 6 8 Data 7 9 Chip Select 10 Interrupt Request 11 Ground 12 Reset 13 Ground 14 Acknowledge 15 Ground 16 A1 17 Ground 18 Read Write 19 Data Request Fig...

Page 22: ...Not Connected 9 Ground 10 Fire 1 11 Up 1 12 Down 1 13 Left 1 14 Right 1 15 Paddle 0X Controller B 1 Up 2 2 Down 2 3 Left 2 4 Right 2 5 Paddle 1X 6 Fire 2 7 5 VDC 8 Not Connected 9 Ground 10 Fire 3 11...

Page 23: ...18 Figure 2 8 STE Functional Block Diagram...

Page 24: ...19 Figure 2 9 STE DMA Block Diagram...

Page 25: ...with joysticks paddles and light gun pen 2 12 8 1 JOYSTICKS Four new joystick ports are added These ports are controlled directly by the CPU The current state may be sampled at any time by reading the...

Page 26: ...ect results in 640 x 200 mode this number needs to be shifted left one bit and in 640 x 400 modes this number needs to be shifted left two bits 2 13 SYSTEM STARTUP After a RESET power up or reset butt...

Page 27: ...a on an odd address 4 ILLEGAL INSTRUCTION Processor fetched an instruction from ROM or RAM which was not a legal instruction 5 ZERO DIVIDE Processor was asked to perform a division by zero 6 CHK INSTR...

Page 28: ...23...

Page 29: ...will be an important consideration due to the low cost of the STE computer line little time can be justified in troubleshooting down to the component level when it may be cheaper to replace the funct...

Page 30: ...he forward left corner of the computer to verify the unit is powered and making sure the monitor is working 1 Connect a terminal to the RS232 port of the unit under test U U T you can use an STE runni...

Page 31: ...fter instead of MONO If the Video Shifter is outputting a signal but the picture is unreadable there is probably a problem with the screen RAM The cartridge should be used to diagnose this problem wit...

Page 32: ...ync in the required time period T2 Horizontal Sync GSTMCU is not generating horizontal sync in the required time period T3 Display Enable GSTMCU is not generating DE output or the MFP is not generatin...

Page 33: ...decreases it Pressing or the Help key brings up a brief synopsis of the cartridge functions After a test or series of tests completes the passlfail status and error report if any will be displayed Pre...

Page 34: ...d green blue and white color bands are shown Each band consists of 16 levels of intensity All 16 color palettes are represented each palette is a vertical strip across the screen strips should not be...

Page 35: ...l interrupts occur locate the source the inputs at pins 22 29 should all be high If no external to the MFP source for the interrupts is found replace the MFP Note If the keyboard is not connected the...

Page 36: ...the self test the keyboard sent an error status Replace the keyboard 3 11 MIDI TESTS M This test sends data out the MIDI port data loops back through the cable and reads from the input and verifies t...

Page 37: ...P failure S4 Input Data Overrun A byte was received before the CPU read the previous byte MFP failure S5 No IRQ CPU did not detect an interrupt by the MFP MFP or GSTMCU failure S6 Transmit Error MFP t...

Page 38: ...ounters are tested The video display test redirects display memory throughout RAM and verifies that the correct addresses are generated Odd patterns may flash on screen as this test is run There are t...

Page 39: ...each disk installed formats writes and reads tracks 0 1 and 79 of side 0 If double sided formats and writes track 79 of side 1 and verifies that side 0 was not overwritten If no disks are installed c...

Page 40: ...n 20 should go low when drive A is selected and pin 19 should go low when drive B is selected If not replace the PSG F1 Error of previous version that has been deleted Error message now says Error Wri...

Page 41: ...o the joystick ports The keyboard reads the joystick data in response to commands from the CPU The cables connecting the joystick ports to the test fixture must not be reversed or the printer and joys...

Page 42: ...ure The hexadecimal data following corresponds to the bits read from latches U510 and 0512 where a 1 indicates an error For example 0002 indicates an error at J500 pin 3 J6 Aux Fire Sutton Fire button...

Page 43: ...followed by the data written to the disk and the data read from the disk The error is the condition this test was meant to detect The circuitry involves the custom LSI chips GSTMCU Memory Controller a...

Page 44: ...not provide interrupt vector E8 Internal Exception generated by 68000 E9 Bad Instruction Fetch EA Address Error Tried to read an instruction from an odd address or read or write word or long word at a...

Page 45: ...ntroller port J6 Auxiliary fire button game controller port J7 Paddle game controller port J8 Light gun game controller port 3 21 7 RS232 S0 Data not received S1 Data received is nat what was sent S2...

Page 46: ...or by staying on the data bus too long T6 1772 Bus test 1772 chip is causing a bus error by staying on the data bus too long 3 21 10 Floppy Disk Drive F0 Drive offline Not responding to restore seek t...

Page 47: ...e RAM internal RAM in BLiT chip G2 Endmask G3 Operation G4 Halftone Op G5 Skew G6 Reverse Bit G7 Force Extra Source Read G8 Smudge G9 X Count GA Y Count GB Time out GC Address Count BUS ERROR during B...

Page 48: ...emoval The power supply may be left in place and the upper shield removed in one piece for troubleshooting as follows 1 Remove one screw on the right side of the power supply shield Remove three screw...

Page 49: ...upply to the bottom case at both front corners with two screws This can be done with the power supply shield in place using a magnetized screwdriver to hold the screw or by by removing the shield 7 If...

Page 50: ...Verify that the monochrome monitor detect bit is being Fails to Synch but grounded when monochrome monitor is plugged in Color Monitor Okay Check MFP GPIP bit 7 replace MFP Scrambled Screen GSTMCU Mem...

Page 51: ...ips Codes S0 through SB 12 VDC DC inverting power supply See section 3 12 1 5 6 PRINTER PORT PROBLEMS Symptom Probable Cause Red Screen Error Bad PSG MFP chips See section 3 17 1 Codes P0 P1 Shadow Pr...

Page 52: ...documentation on the diagnostic cartridge where necessary and swapping out the indicated component s will result in repair of the problem 6 1 REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES Where replacement is indicated rep...

Page 53: ...48 Figure 6 1 STE Diagnostic Flow Chart...

Page 54: ...49 Figure 6 2 STE Diagnostic Flow Chart...

Page 55: ...50 Figure 6 3 STE Diagnostic Flow Chart...

Page 56: ...51 Figure 6 4 STE Diagnostic Flow Chart...

Page 57: ...SY PSU 110V STE USA CAN 1 CA070057 005 ASSY K B CAN ST 1 C 103704 001 FDD 1 MB 3 5 SONY WILED 1 ASSY NO SE400340 111 PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION LOCATION QUANTITY CA400329 101 ASSY PCB SUB STE NTSC WIMOD...

Page 58: ...TR 84P NATIONAL U401 0398055 001 IC LF347 14P U504 507 0398056 001 IC MF4 100 8P U505 506 0398057 001 IC DAC0802 16P U502 503 0398058 001 IC LMC 1992 28P U508 0398061 001 IC 68000 PLCC 68P U100 007073...

Page 59: ...3 31 1N914 DIODE 1N914 SIGNAL ALT SILICON 0060629 RES JMPR 0 R405 451 459 0101004 1002 RES MF AX 10K 1 1 4W R501 504 505 506 510 515 0101004 1003 RES MF AX 100K 1 1 4W R545 546 C 101004 1801 RES MF AX...

Page 60: ...V 20 AX C528 531 534 538 0014181 05 CAP CER 22uF 50V 20 80 AX C633 636 0014181 07 CAP CER 47uF 25V 80 20 AX C411 00770149 008 CAP CER 100pF 50V 5 SL AX C222 225 0070290 001 CAP CER 150pF 50V 10 AX C20...

Page 61: ...as doing before the exception occurred Exceptions can be caused by interrupts instructions or error conditions See also System Errors or a 68000 reference for more detail GSTMCU Atari proprietary chip...

Page 62: ...rate color on the T V Without this circuit colors on the T V become unstable flickering or shifting about on the screen PSG Programmable Sound Generator also YM2149 Yamaha version of General Instrumen...

Page 63: ...FDD clk 4 MCU SHIFTER Video 5 Stereo Sound Joy Paddle 6 RAM 7 PSU 8 Test Fixture Drawings 1 Assembly Main 2 Assembly PCB 3 Keyboard front side 4 Keyboard back side 5 Keyboard Schematic 6 Keyboard Ass...

Page 64: ...VCC VPP NC P100 4k7X8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R127 430 R119 2k2 C125 8 2pF R107 1k R121 100k U100 MC68000 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 53 54 55 14 52 16 17 56 57 15 5 4 3 2 1...

Page 65: ...8 D202 1N914 C227 u1 J203 DB25F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 U203 MC68901 9 11 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 8 13 14 15 16 47 45 17 18 35 10 2...

Page 66: ...CLK Q Q PRE CLR R310 47 L304 R318 U302 74LS245 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 19 1 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 A0 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 G DIR B0 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 R301 1k R303 1k L306 U305B 7406 3 4 U307 74LS244 2 4...

Page 67: ...4 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 13 15 17 19 20 21 22 43 44 45 46 48 49 50 51 52 53 58 59 60 83 68 69 70 71 75 77 78 79 80 63 64 65 66 88 90 91 92 94 95 126 129 130 131 132 134 136 138 10 25 40 55 74 118 103 133 98...

Page 68: ...7C LF347 10 9 8 4 11 C515 10nF U507A LF347 3 2 1 4 11 R508 8k2 C533 10nF R546 100k R543 10 L510 L506 FB R521 1M L518 P501 4k7X8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 U503 DAC0802 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 C5...

Page 69: ...02 SIMM 1MB 2 15 14 12 11 8 7 5 4 3 6 10 9 13 16 20 23 25 27 18 17 21 1 30 22 CAS A7 A6 A5 A4 A3 A2 A1 A0 DQ0 DQ1 DQ2 GND DQ3 DQ4 DQ5 DQ6 DQ7 RAS A9 A8 WE VCC VCC GND E4 U600 SIMM 1MB 2 15 14 12 11 8...

Page 70: ...INLET 1 2 3 D101 RB155 C205 1000uF R201 2k7 PC101 1 6 2 5 Q101 2SC2979 R103 100k D202 C110 22nF R109 75 R113 10 R101 10 D103 R106 3R3 C204 1000uF L202 IC201 HA17431P R107 2k C102 2200pF C103 2200pF R1...

Page 71: ...DB25M 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 R15 U9C 74LS04 5 6 U11 74LS191 3 2 6 7 13 12 15 1 10 9 14 11 5 4 Q0 Q1 Q2 Q3 RCLKO TC P0 P1 P2 P3 CLKIN PL U D CE Y1 4MHz U16 74...

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