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APPENDIX D: Updating MAQs V1.0/V2.0 to V3.0

If  your MAQ is still under warranty the update has to be done at the manufacturer (Doepfer)
or an authorized service company. Otherwise you will loose your warranty. We will send you
a list of all authorized service companies upon request.

If you are in doubt whether you are capable to install the update you should send the
MAQ16/3 to the manufacturer or an authorized service company before you destroy the unit.
The installation of the update is not suitable for electronic laymans or beginners.

We cannot guarantee if the update is carried out incorrect by the customer. In this case the
MAQ has to be repaired with costs at the manufacturer (Doepfer) or an authorized service
company. As a rule this is much more expansive than the price for the installation of the
update at the manufacturer or an authorized service company. Please read this installation
manual very carefully before you start the installation. If you believe that you are not capable
to do the installation after reading this page you may send your MAQ and the V3.0 update
set to the manufacturer or an authorized service company. The global amount for the
installation ist 100.- DM. This is valid only if the MAQ is in its original state (installation not
yet started) and has no faults. Otherwise it is treated as a repair and the costs depend upon
the time and parts required for the repair.

Installation of the update does not extend the warranty period. Decisive for the warranty is
only the date of purchasing the MAQ itself and not the date of purchasing the update.

Updating a MAQ16/3 with V1.X or 2.X to V3.X requires the following procedures:

 First of all you need the following tools:

Different screw drivers (for case screws, for the small screw of the data knob, for removing
integrated circuits and eventually for the trimming potentiometers of the CV outputs), special
tool for removing integrated circuits with PLCC case, pliers or wrench for
potentiometer/alpha dial and CV/Gate mini jack nuts, drilling machine with 8.0 or 8.5 mm drill
(for CV/Gate mini jacks)

 Remove all connecting cables (MIDI, power supply).

 Remove the top cover and rear cover by loosing the case screws (4 on top side, 6 on rear

side). On the bottom you will find the old MAQ basic board.

 Remove alle connectors from the basic board (one 16 core flat cable leading to the control

board and three 10 core flat cable leading to the potentiometer boards).

 Remove the knob of the Data Potentiometer (small screw in the knob, very small screw

driver required).

 Remove the Data Potentiometer by loosing the nut

 Remove the 4 screws holding the basic board at the case bottom and remove the old

basic board. Remove the 4 distance bolts. They will be used later for mounting the new basic
board.

 Remove the integrated circuits 80535 (the large square IC) and 74HC573 with suitable

tools and insert the two circuits into the new basic board. At the 80535 you will find a
marking point that must fit with the arrow of the 68 pin socket for the 80535. Additionally the
80535 has one flat edge that must fit with the flat egde of the 68 pin socket. Regarding the
74HC573 the mark of the IC must with fit the mark of the 20 pin socket for the 74HC573.
To Remove the circuits you need suitable tools! In case of doubt you should send to us both
basic boards before you destroy the expansive 80535 or the PLCC68 socket. It is also
possible to send the old basic board to us if you order the V3.0 update. In this case we will
move the circuits from the old to the new board free of charge.

 Install the new basic board at the place of the old board using the distance bolts of the old

basic board. The 4 drills fit with those of the old board.

 Install the alpha dial instead of the Data Potentiometer and mount the Data knob (small

screw)

Summary of Contents for MAQ16/3

Page 1: ...DOEPFER MIDI Analog Sequencer MAQ16 3 User s Guide...

Page 2: ...0 Menu 6 SINGLE STEP 10 Menu 7 PRESET 10 Menu 8 START STOP 10 Detailed Description of the Menus 11 EVENT 12 CHANNEL 17 FIRST LAST STEP 17 PRESCALE 17 MODE 18 SINGLE STEP 19 PRESET 20 START STOP 22 APP...

Page 3: ...use the instrument in a humid or wet environment nor near inflammables No liquids or conducting materials must get into the instrument If this should happen the instrument must be disconnected from p...

Page 4: ...r the safety of your data Same is valid for the MAQ data too For this purpose the MAQ has the dump feature that enables to store your preset data via MIDI SysEx messages e g to a computer or MIDI reco...

Page 5: ...x It was thoroughly tested by our firm as well as several beta testers and found to be free of bugs Nevertheless it has been our experience that the new version of a software package will eventually r...

Page 6: ...C unstabilized as well as a minimum current of 500mA The polarity of the connector must be the following ring GND tip 9V DC If the polarity of the power supply is incorrect the MAQ16 3 will not functi...

Page 7: ...cteristics used by most of the vintage synthesizers 1 semitone 1 12V 0 083V In all other cases e g controller the voltage range is about 0 25V knob full ccw 5 25V knob full cw For each CV output there...

Page 8: ...er minute which can be altered via the data entry dial The 8 LEDs above the MENU buttons will be off i e no menu is selected If this is not the case either the MAQ16 3 or the power supply is defective...

Page 9: ...or to discussing them in detail Menu 1 EVENT In this menu a certain type of MIDI instruction Event is assigned to each row The most important event types are Note ON OFF Velocity Controller Pitch bend...

Page 10: ...he desired sequence is not to be determined experimentally but a prepared sequence is to be entered The function can also be used for interesting effects during live performances Scanning of a sequenc...

Page 11: ...re comfortable glimming display The data potentiometer of V1 0 2 0 has been replaced by an endless rotary encoder alpha dial Realtime Operation All parameters in menus 1 6 can be altered during operat...

Page 12: ...ve nr5 1 5 octaves 1 d Y n Dynamics Velocity 2 C0 C1 C2 Controller 9 PIt Pitch Bend 3 PIP Pitch Bend positive only 3 PI Pitch Bend negative only 3 At After Touch monophonic Prg Program Change 4 Cn1 MI...

Page 13: ...ocity row then the note instructions are sent with a velocity value of 100 If a note row is combined with a poly pressure row see remark 7 then the note row no longer sends Note ON OFF instructions bu...

Page 14: ...nction to work properly an appropriatenumber of receivers Expanders must be available on several MIDI channels MIDI Multimode Expanders which can receive on several different channels simultaneously l...

Page 15: ...hen the step in question will be omitted i e this serves as SKIP function The timing of each row is also influenced by an adjustable prescale factor Menu 4 PRESCALE TIME If the step duration function...

Page 16: ...to now Therefore you now have of course to define these values if you want to use them in a preset Relating to a dump of a single preset the 3 new bytes are simply put at the end of the string So to...

Page 17: ...ces and can also be used for improvisations or experimental pieces PRESCALE In this menu the period between two events in MIDI clock units can be adjusted for each row For note events the note duratio...

Page 18: ...Clock gesteuert random PE2 Pendelmodus 2 Clock gesteuert OnS Einfach Durchlauf 1 Clock gest One Shot Onr Einfach Durchlauf 2 Clock gest OnE Einzelnote Clock gesteuert nFr vorw rts Noten gesteuert nbC...

Page 19: ...0 the data value of a single setp is displayed only in the Single Step Mode for a Single Row see below If you press the menu button once again you enter the Single Step Mode for a single Row In this...

Page 20: ...f a sequence but should also be used for experimentation during live performances PRESET This global menu is used to manage the 30 available presets and to manually trigger the DUMP function Up to 30...

Page 21: ...48 potentiometer values you only have to turn the knob in question The software recognizes if a knob was turned and takes in this case the value from the front panel knob and no longer from the preset...

Page 22: ...lisation the MAQ must be turned off and on again to enter the regular mode Presets initialized imply the parameters from preset 0 i e event type nA1 for all rows MIDI channel 1 2 3 first step 1 last s...

Page 23: ...EtS or EtC In case of EtS external trigger start mode only an incoming MIDI Start event resets the 3 rows to first step An incoming MIDI Continue the sequence continues from the last position In case...

Page 24: ...s XX and YY as an expander would Instead the MAQ s main parameters which can be viewed as events which make musical sense are controlled via PRG Note Adjusting the MIDI channels XX and YY In order to...

Page 25: ...F 10 Step 2 on PRG Change 18 CF 11 Step 16 off PRG Change 32 CF 1F Step 1 off PRG Change 33 CF 20 Step 2 off PRG Change 34 CF 21 Step 16 aus PRG Change 48 CF 2F First Step 1 PRG Change 49 CF 30 First...

Page 26: ...ecessitated by programming considerations Noten Event Fernsteuerfunktionen MIDI Channel YY here f e channel 16 F Row 1 Step 1 Note 36 9F 8F 24 XX Row 1 Step 2 Note 37 9F 8F 25 XX Row 1 Step 16 Note 51...

Page 27: ...In case of a MIDI error the MAQ shows an error code in the display You may continue by pressing the Start Stop button But as the reason is normally a grave error you should store the actual sequence i...

Page 28: ...x notation If the MAQ receives a string like this it will answer with a Sys Ex Dump string consisting of exactly 4106 Byte length over all Attention Please make sure that this string has a length exac...

Page 29: ...ng integrated circuits and eventually for the trimming potentiometers of the CV outputs special tool for removing integrated circuits with PLCC case pliers or wrench for potentiometer alpha dial and C...

Page 30: ...ween the first hole and the power supply hole should be about 110 mm so that the analog board does not overlap with the basic board Mount the analog board using the 6 jack sockets at the rear panel Co...

Page 31: ...er Doepfer or an authorized service company Otherwise you will loose your warranty We will send you a list of all authorized service companies upon request Not correctly adjusted CV scale is no reason...

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