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STANDBY MONOSTABLE 

 
 
 

The only thing left is the function of the monostable made of IC310 (4538). 

 

Like the counter and the monostable IC311 (4538), this circuit is connected to the PROTECT SIGNAL, 

too. Its output is "1" in rest state and becomes "0" during an approximate time of 1.3 seconds, which is given by 
the constant RC of the circuit R341 C316. 
 
 

This leads to two situations:  First, putting a "0" in one of the legs of the NAND (IC308) generates the 

immediate opening the relay, as we have seen before. On the other hand the voltage divider of the DC OUT 
circuit is put off balance. The monostable time is calculated to be long enough to unload the capacities of C312 
and C313. This way we get a DC OUT circuit initialization as we had done a manual reset (disconnection from 
mains), causing the tipical turn-on STANDBY time for each of the disconnections of the relays because of the 
protections shooting. Let's take into account that the system is locked after the fifth disconnection. 

 

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Page 1: ...PAM2600 2000 SERVICE MANUAL All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g u i d e s c o m ...

Page 2: ...DIAGRAM FUNCTIONING DESCRIPTION SCHEMATICS COMPONENTS LOCATION SCHEMA TESTING AND QUALITY CONTROL TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS WIRING DIAGRAM CONFIGURATION DIAGRAM MECHANICAL DIAGRAM PACKING DIAGRAM All manuals and user guides at all guides com ...

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Page 4: ...on in a current source structure The current sources have a double function polarizing the gate source links in the MOSFETs to the limit of the conduction and moving the voltage variations at the operational output which are refered to ground to voltage variations refered to high voltage power supply The polarization point is calculated so the voltage dropout in Rc R112 R111 is the limit voltage o...

Page 5: ...n threshold voltage has a negative temperature coefficient second the drain source conduction resistance increases with temperature Depending on which of the two things is predominating the temperature coefficient of the drain can be positive or negative In our case in which the gate source voltage in the MOSFETs is very low when they conduct the temperature coefficient of drain current which is p...

Page 6: ...t correct the asymmetrical clipping saturation of the power amplifier with real load This happens because the conduction resistors Ron of the MOSFETs N and P are not equal Channel P has a higher Ron than channel N This characteristic depends on the MOSFET s physical construction POWER MOSFETs The MOSFETs used are IRFP9240 P and IRFP240 N They are assembled in a common source configuration so they ...

Page 7: ...high The protections should be activated with very low current Fast protections and some of the slow ones are working in this zone The circuit that configures the fast ones is made of D120 D121 D123 R174 R175 R176 R177 R178 R179 C127 Q122 and Q123 for the N channel There is also an equivalent circuit in the P channel These start working when there is a sudden current variation because of a shortci...

Page 8: ...stairway and enter the ZONE C The link between the module s protection circuit and the relays control circuit is made through IC103 and IC104 which are as mentioned earlier opto couplers just to insulate the existing high voltages at the power amplifying module 63V in the case of the PAM2600 and the power supply voltage of the existing logic circuits in the relays control card Once the pulse gener...

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Page 11: ...ve loads 2 2µF 4Ω The Zobel Network eliminates possible oscillations of the MOSFETs between 5MHz and 10MHz too This is why it must be physically placed at the module s output avoiding long wiring Great care must be taken for the signal not to be too shifted at the output because the feedback could turn negative FEEDBACK The whole amplifier is compensated with just one capacity which places the amp...

Page 12: ... module s temperature which is read by a thermal probe LM35D jointly linked to the heat sink This high sensitivity thermal probe gives variations of 10mV for every EC This voltage is picked up and amplified by the IC305 LM358 Of course there is a probe for each L and R heatsink The output of both amplifiers is linked through two diodes D304 and D305 making an O gate whose cathodes go to the regula...

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Page 14: ...lanced to the power supply 10V acting through D307 R318 D308 and R319 over the respective bases of transistors Q301 y Q307 which makes the corresponding relay open This output is also connected to the THERMAL LEDs which light up as the relays are open Note that each time the relay is open through any of the variables which act upon it the PROTECT LED must light up The circuit acting over this LED ...

Page 15: ...t to ground If we apply Ohm s Law to these dividers we will obtain the above mentioned voltages Let s remember briefly the function of a NOR gate like the HEF4001B A B C 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 Let s suppose there is a continuous voltage appearing at the module output because of any malfunction This makes the voltage dividers lose balance no matter if the above mentioned voltage is positive or neg...

Page 16: ...nt the LED to light up is determined by the zener D313 In our case it is between 0 5 and 1dB or what is the same when the output signal level over the load reaches a value close to that of the power supply V exactly Vout V 5 6 moment in which Q304 loses the base emitter voltage stopping conduction this makes the zener D312 voltage disappear 0V and the output from IC307 go to 1 logic 10V making the...

Page 17: ...time to saturate Q305 which puts the resistances R15 and R344 50Ω in parallel with the power supply 10V of the logic circuitry completely discharging the capacities of the circuit leaving it ready for a new reset pulse the connection one what warranties the new turn on even with very short time intervals 1s between turn off and connection pulses CONNECTION RESET This is made of C315 R336 and D314 ...

Page 18: ... state because it receives a new MR reset pulse from the monostable IC311 whose time constant is approximately 5 minutes R342 C319 This monostable begins counting from the very first pulse received by the counter because both are linked to the PROTECT SIGNAL from the module and consequently activated at the same time If during this time interval about 5 minutes a minimum of 5 successive pulses are...

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Page 20: ...of the NAND IC308 generates the immediate opening the relay as we have seen before On the other hand the voltage divider of the DC OUT circuit is put off balance The monostable time is calculated to be long enough to unload the capacities of C312 and C313 This way we get a DC OUT circuit initialization as we had done a manual reset disconnection from mains causing the tipical turn on STANDBY time ...

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Page 29: ... C116 47µ 50 C117 680n C118 680n C119 220n 100 C120 220n 100 C121 220n 100 C122 220n 100 C123 220n 100 C124 220n 100 C125 680n C126 680n C127 1µ 63 C128 100µ 25 D101 Z3 6 1 D102 Z3 6 1 D103 Z11 1 D104 Z11 1 D105 Z12 D106 Z12 D107 Z12 D108 Z12 D109 Z12 D110 Z12 D111 Z12 D112 Z12 D113 Z12 D114 Z12 D115 Z12 D116 Z12 D117 Z18 1 D118 Z18 1 D119 Z18 1 D120 Z18 1 D121 Z18 1 D122 1N4148 D123 1N4148 D124 Z...

Page 30: ... Q106 IRFP240 Q107 IRFP240 Q108 IRFP240 Q109 IRFP240 Q110 IRFP240 Q111 IRFP9240 Q112 IRFP9240 Q113 IRFP9240 Q114 IRFP9240 Q115 IRFP9240 Q116 IRFP9240 Q117 2N5401 Q118 2N5401 Q119 BC337 Q120 BC337 Q121 2N5551 Q122 2N5551 Q123 2N5551 Q124 BC547B Q125 BC547B Q126 BD437 Q127 BD437 R101 MF1k R102 MF47k5 R103 MF1k00 R104 680k R105 680k R106 MF38k3 R107 1k5 R108 1k5 R109 1k 5 R110 5k R111 500 Ω R112 NF39...

Page 31: ...330 Ω 5 R138 330 Ω 5 R139 330 Ω 5 R140 330 Ω 5 R141 330 Ω 5 R142 W 22 Ω 5 R143 W 22 Ω 5 R144 W 22 Ω 5 R145 W 22 Ω 5 R146 W 22 Ω 5 R147 W 22 Ω 5 R148 NF2 2 Ω 2 R149 6 8 Ω R150 6 8 Ω R151 10 Ω 2 R152 W1k5 7 R153 W6 8 Ω 5 R154 W1k5 7 R155 MF1k00 R156 MF487 Ω R157 5k6 5 R158 8k2 5 R159 1k8 R160 22k R161 330k R162 10k R163 100 Ω R164 3k3 R165 820 Ω R166 330k R167 5k6 R168 5k6 5 R169 1k8 5 R170 MF3k65 R...

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Page 37: ...116 47µ 50 C117 680n C118 680n C119 220n 100 C120 220n 100 C121 220n 100 C122 220n 100 C123 220n 100 C124 220n 100 C125 680n C126 680n C127 1µ 63 C128 100µ 25 D101 Z3 6 1 D102 Z3 6 1 D103 Z11 1 D104 Z11 1 D105 Z12 D106 Z12 D107 Z12 D108 Z12 D109 Z12 D110 Z12 D111 Z12 D112 Z12 D113 Z12 D114 Z12 D115 Z12 D116 Z12 D117 Z18 1 D118 Z18 1 D119 Z18 1 D120 Z18 1 D121 Z18 1 D122 1N4148 D123 1N4148 D124 Z18...

Page 38: ... Q106 IRFP240 Q107 IRFP240 Q108 IRFP240 Q109 IRFP240 Q110 IRFP240 Q111 IRFP9240 Q112 IRFP9240 Q113 IRFP9240 Q114 IRFP9240 Q115 IRFP9240 Q116 IRFP9240 Q117 2N5401 Q118 2N5401 Q119 BC337 Q120 BC337 Q121 2N5551 Q122 2N5551 Q123 2N5551 Q124 BC547B Q125 BC547B Q126 BD437 Q127 BD437 R101 MF1k R102 MF47k5 R103 MF1k00 R104 680k R105 680k R106 MF38k3 R107 1k5 R108 1k5 R109 1k 5 R110 5k R111 500 Ω R112 NF39...

Page 39: ...0 Ω 5 R137 330 Ω 5 R138 330 Ω 5 R139 330 Ω 5 R140 330 Ω 5 R141 330 Ω 5 R142 W 22 Ω 5 R143 W 22 Ω 5 R144 W 22 Ω 5 R145 W 22 Ω 5 R146 W 22 Ω 5 R147 W 22 Ω 5 R148 NF2 2 Ω 2 R149 6 8 Ω R150 6 8 Ω R151 10 Ω 2 R152 W1k5 7 R153 W6 8 Ω 5 R154 W1k5 7 R155 MF1k00 R156 MF487 Ω R157 5k6 5 R158 8k2 5 R159 1k8 R160 22k R161 330k R162 10k R163 100 Ω R164 3k3 R165 820 Ω R166 330k R167 5k6 R168 5k6 5 R169 1k8 5 R1...

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Page 43: ...UIT MODEL PAM2600 2000 DRW No 33 0127PL REV DATE 050995 SHEET 1 OF 1 REPLACES REPLACED BY REFERENCE VALUE J501 B4P VH J502 YKF52 5003 J503 YKF52 5005 PC 11 0538 PRINTED CIRCUIT All manuals and user guides at all guides com ...

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Page 46: ...N4148 D203 1N4148 D204 1N4148 D205 1N4148 D206 1N4148 D207 1N4148 D208 1N4148 D209 1N4148 D210 1N4148 D211 Z18 1 D212 Z18 1 IC201 TL072 IC202 TL072 IC203 TL072 J201 B4P S VH J202 B3P S VH J203 B4P S VH J204 B3P S VH J205 2600 7TR J206 B4P S VH J207 B4P S VH L201 68µH L202 68µH L203 68µH L204 68µH R201 MF1k00 R202 MF23k7 R203 MF23k7 R204 MF1k00 R205 MF340k R206 1k5 R207 MF1k00 R208 MF47k5 R209 MF47...

Page 47: ...CES REPLACED BY REFERENCE VALUE R215 56Ω R216 W1k2 4 R217 W1k2 4 R218 MF1k00 R219 MF23k7 R220 MF23k7 R221 MF1k00 R222 MF340k R223 1k5 R224 MF1k00 R225 MF47k5 R226 MF47k5 R227 MF1k00 R228 56Ω R229 10kA R230 MF47k5 R231 MF47k5 R232 56Ω PC 11 0546 PRINTED CIRCUIT All manuals and user guides at all guides com ...

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Page 50: ...PLACED BY REFERENCE VALUE D701 RED D702 RED D703 1N4148 D704 1N4148 D705 YELLOW D706 RED D707 1N4148 D708 RED D709 1N4148 D710 YELLOW D711 GREEN D712 GREEN J701 B6P VH J702 B6P VH J703 B3P VH R701 2k2 R702 2k2 R703 2k2 R704 2k2 PC 11 0537 PRINTED CIRCUIT All manuals and user guides at all guides com ...

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Page 53: ... 3 J804 FASTON 6 3 J805 FASTON 6 3 J806 FASTON 6 3 J807 FASTON 6 3 J808 FASTON 6 3 J809 FASTON 6 3 J810 FASTON 6 3 J811 FASTON 6 3 J812 FASTON 6 3 J813 FASTON 6 3 J814 FASTON 6 3 J815 FASTON 6 3 J816 FASTON 6 3 J817 FASTON 6 3 J818 FASTON 6 3 J819 FASTON 6 3 J820 FASTON 6 3 J821 FASTON 6 3 J822 FASTON 6 3 J823 FASTON 6 3 J824 2JP MJ J825 2JP MJ K801 E3209 6000Ω K802 E3209 6000Ω K803 E3209 6000Ω K8...

Page 54: ...PAM2600 2000 DRW No 33 0126PL REV DATE 050995 SHEET 2 OF 2 REPLACES REPLACED BY REFERENCE VALUE R812 W39Ω 8 R813 W39Ω 8 R814 W39Ω 8 WIRE8 BLUE 430mm WIRE9 BROWN 430mm WIRE9 BROWN 430mm WIRE9 BROWN 430mm All manuals and user guides at all guides com ...

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Page 63: ... 35 C314 100n C315 22µ 35 C316 2µ2 35 C317 10µ 50 C318 2µ2 35 C319 220µ 25 C320 10µ 50 C321 220µ 25 C322 47µ 16 C323 100n C324 10µ 35 C325 10µ 35 C326 100n C327 100n C328 100n C329 100n C330 100n C331 100n D301 BAS16 D302 Z4 7 D303 Z10 1 D304 BAV70 D306 TL431 D307 BAS16 D308 BAS16 D309 Z8 2 D310 Z8 2 D311 1N4007 D312 Z8 2 D313 Z5 6 D314 BAV99 D315 BAS16 D316 BAV99 D317 BAV99 D321 1N4007 D322 Z8 2 ...

Page 64: ...ER R19 J302 FAST 6 3 J302 FAST 6 3 J303 FAST 6 3 J304 B6P VH J305 B6P VH J306 FAST 6 3 J309 B3P VH J310 B3P VH J311 B3P VH K301 E 3209 4000Ω K302 E 3209 4000Ω MA301 MAGNET MA302 MAGNET MA303 MAGNET MA304 MAGNET NUT M3 NUT M3 PL N 1777 HEAT SINK Q301 BC847B Q302 2N5551 Q303 2N5551 Q304 2N5401 Q305 BC817 Q307 BC847B Q308 2N5551 Q308 2N5551 Q309 2N5551 Q310 2N5401 R1 680Ω R10 100k R11 39K R12 100k R1...

Page 65: ...R319 5K6 R320 332K R321 332K R322 590K R323 226K R324 5K6 R325 5K6 R326 0Ω R327 100k R328 6K8 R329 6K8 R330 560Ω R331 100K R332 100k R333 100k R334 10K R335 100k R336 5K6 R337 10K R338 100k R339 10K R340 680K R341 680K R342 1M2 R343 1M2 R344 100Ω R345 100Ω R346 68K R347 47K R348 100k R349 100k R350 10K R351 5K6 R352 0Ω R353 590K R354 332K R355 332K R356 226K R357 5K6 R358 100k R359 6K8 R360 6K8 R3...

Page 66: ... SHEET 4 OF 4 REPLACES REPLACED BY REFERENCE VALUE R362 100k R363 100k R364 100k R365 39K R366 39K R4 6K8 R5 6K8 R6 0Ω R7 0Ω R8 6K8 R9 6K8 SCREW M3X8 DIN7985 NINE SCREW M3X8 DIN7985 NINE WASHER ADE M3 WASHER ADE M3 All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g u i d e s c o m ...

Page 67: ... get the above mentioned numbers Test the operational amplifier power supply 18V 1V Put the fuse back in its place into the module with the power amplifier turned off and repeat the same procedure for the other channel CROSS DISTORTION By using a signal generator introduce a level of 100mV RMS at 1kHz and make sure there is no cross distortion at the output attenuators at 0dB position MOSFETS COND...

Page 68: ...circuit the green and violet wires Check that first the THERMAL led of the corresponding channel is lit second the fan is operating at maximum speed and third the two protection circuit relays are open Connect again the connector Use a soldering iron to heat the thermic sensor lead and check that fan speed increases proportionally to the sensor temperature do not heat excessively Remember that eac...

Page 69: ...loudspeakers Make an exhaustive test of Sound quality no distorsions or noises Faders action fader travel signal cut at their low end no scratching or clicking noises and correct stereo channel for each one Cooling fan operation While the power amplifier is working shake it or throw it a table to make sure the output sound goes on playing correctly Shortcircuit the power amplifier output and make ...

Page 70: ...dicators at 0 3dB Outputs These are provided with 2 speak on Protections Delayed turn on heavy duty relay with PROTECT indicator ON during standby DC 4Hz or DC at 2V PROTECT INDICATOR Thermal A sensor activates a high temperature detection circuit channel shut down at 90º THERMAL indicator Overload Protection against output short circuit PROTECT indicator Autoreset Four automatic reset during five...

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Page 78: ...N912 8 SCREW M4x12 SPANLO DIN965 16 SCREW M3x9 SPANLO DIN7985 8 METAL WASHER 3 2x6x1 4 INSULANT R19 2 CARDBOARD WD 03 0069 2 ASSEMBLED PRINTED CIRCUIT 11 504B 6 NUT M4 6 WASHER M4 ADE 1 HEAT SINK UPPER PART WD 00 2095 2 HEAT SINK WD 2090 1 SUPPORT WD 00 2086 4 CLAMP WD 00 1915 2 COOLING GILLS WD 00 2096 4 INSULANT TO126 4 INSULANT TO220 All manuals and user guides at all guides com ...

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Page 80: ...0796 SHEET 1 OF 1 REPLACES REPLACED BY QUANTITY VALUE 1 CHASSIS WD 00 2063 8 WRAP IT TIES T 50 L 2 GROUND WD 00 2098 4 SCREW M5x10 DIN933E 4 METAL WASHER M5 ADE 1 GROUND WIRE7 4 CAPACITORS 22000µ 100V PAM2600 4 CAPACITORS 15000µ 80v PAM2000 All manuals and user guides at all guides com ...

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Page 82: ...S REPLACED BY QUANTITY VALUE 1 ASSEMBLED CHASSIS WD 00 2063 1 CHASSIS WD 00 2062 1 ASSEMBLED SOFT START CIRCUIT 11 0539B 6 MINIATURE SUPPORT MSP 4N 2 SCREW M4x20 DIN7985 2 METAL WASHER M4 SEG 2 NUT M4 DIN934 4 SCREW M4x6 DIN7985 2 RECTIFIER FB5006 PAM2600 2 RECTIFIER FB3506 PAM2000 All manuals and user guides at all guides com ...

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Page 86: ... 5 4 NYLON RIVET 1303 6 SPACER 5mm 2 WHITE D15 CONTROL KNOB 2 REINFORCEMENT WD 00 2045 2 HANDLE ASSEMBLY WD 00 1966 1 ASSEMBLY PRINTED CIRCUIT 11 0537 1 LOWER FRONT PANEL WD 00 2099 1 UPPER FRONT PANEL WD 00 2059 1 SWITCH E120MG21J 4 BASE 11x25 2 SUPPORT WD 00 2222 1 SUPPORT WD 00 2078 2 ASSEMBLY AMPLIFIER MODULE 4 MINIATURE SUPPORT MSP 4N 1 ASSEMBLED PRINTED CIRCUIT 11 0546 1 BUSHING DM8 1 MAIN S...

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Page 90: ...WASHER 4 2x9x1 5 6 METAL WASHER 4 2x7x0 5 4 NYLON RIVET 1303 4 SPACER 5x9 5x6 35 2 WHITE D15 CONTROL KNOB 2 REINFORCEMENT WD 00 2045 2 HANDLE ASSEMBLY WD 00 1966 1 ASSEMBLY PRINTED CIRCUIT 11 0537 1 LOWER FRONT PANEL WD 00 2099 1 UPPER FRONT PANEL WD 00 2059 1 SWITCH E120MG21J 4 BASE 11x25 2 SUPPORT WD 00 2079 1 SUPPORT WD 00 2078 2 ASSEMBLY AMPLIFIER MODULE 4 MINIATURE SUPPORT MSP 4N 1 ASSEMBLED ...

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Page 92: ... REPLACED BY QUANTITY VALUE 4 METAL WASHER 5x11 5x0 8 4 WASHER AT 5x11 5x3 5 ABS BLACK 2 FUSE T16A 1 STANDARD BOX 528x215x623 4 POLYURETHANE PROTECTING HALF M940 1 STANDARD BAG 650x740 1 BAG 60x80 4 SCREW M5x10 DIN965 2 HANDLE 1578 1 MANUAL 1 WARRANTY CARD All manuals and user guides at all guides com ...

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Page 99: ...FP240 Q109 IRFP240 Q110 IRFP240 Q112 IRFP9240 Q113 IRFP9240 Q114 IRFP9240 Q115 IRFP9240 Q116 IRFP9240 Q117 2N5401 Q118 2N5401 Q119 BC337 Q120 BC337 Q121 2N5551 Q122 2N5551 Q123 2N5551 Q124 BC547B Q125 BC547B Q126 BD437 Q127 BD437 R101 MF1k R102 MF47k5 R103 MF1k00 R104 680k R105 680k R106 MF33k2 R107 1k5 R108 1k5 R109 1k 5 R110 5k R111 500 Ω R112 NF390 5 R113 NF680 Ω 5 R114 MF787 Ω R115 MF191 Ω R11...

Page 100: ... 5 R144 W 22 Ω 5 R145 W 22 Ω 5 R146 W 22 Ω 5 R147 W 22 Ω 5 R148 NF2 2 Ω 2 R149 6 8 Ω R150 6 8 Ω R151 10 Ω 2 R152 W1k5 7 R153 W6 8 Ω 5 R154 W1k5 7 R155 MF1k00 R156 MF487 Ω R157 5k6 5 R158 8k2 5 R159 1k8 R160 22k R161 330k R162 10k R163 100 Ω R164 3k3 R165 820 Ω R166 330k R167 5k6 R168 5k6 5 R169 1k8 5 R170 MF3k65 R171 10k 5 R172 MF487 Ω R173 MF1k00 R174 1k8 R175 8k2 5 R176 5k6 5 R177 MF487 Ω R178 M...

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