17
Sep. 2012
INTEGRA-7
Test Mode
Items Required
• USB memory device (recommended: M-UF2G)
• Computer running Windows (supported operating systems: XP, Vista,
and 7)
• MIDI cable
• USB cable
• Audio cable
• Coaxial cable
• Signal generator
• Oscilloscope
• Amp-equipped monitor speakers (equipped with coaxial connectors)
• MIDI keyboard
• MIDI sound module
• Noise meter
Preparations
1.
Make sure that the power to the unit is not turned on.
2.
Connect the USB memory device to the
USB MEMORY
connector.
3.
Adjust
VOLUME
to
MAX
.
Entering the Test Mode
Hold down
PART
and
CURSOR
and turn on the power to the
unit.
Quitting the Test Mode
Turn off the power to the unit.
Skipping Test Items
•
SHIFT
+
CURSOR
:
This performs forced movement to the next
test item.
•
SHIFT
+
CURSOR
:
This performs forced movement to the
previous test item.
•
SHIFT
+
EXIT
:
This forces execution to return to
1. VERSION
CHECK
.
* After one of the operations just described has been performed, the screen remains
unchanged for 1 to 2 seconds. Press only once, and not multiple times.
Test Item
1. VERSION CHECK
This verifies the version of the main program.
fig.screen001.eps
Press
CURSOR
to advance to the next test item.
2. DEVICE 1
This automatically tests various devices.
fig.screen002.eps
Press
ENTER
to start the test.
If all results are
OK
(acceptable), execution automatically advances to the
next test item.
If a problem is found,
NG
(not OK) appears, and at the same time, the
location of the problem is displayed. (No automatic advance to the next
item occurs.)
3. DEVICE 2
This verifies audio input and output as well as USB and MIDI operation.
fig.screen003.eps
Verification of Audio Input and Output
(Sampling Rate: 44.1 kHz)
This verifies the signals output from the
PHONES
and
A (MIX) L
and
R
(XLR) connectors.
1.
Press
PART
.
The message
Audio Routing : 1/2
is displayed.
2.
Connect the oscilloscope to the
PHONES
connector.
3.
Verify that signals like the following are output.
L: 1-kHz sine wave at 17.0 Vpp ±20%
R: 2-kHz sine wave at 17.0 Vpp ±20%
4.
Turn the
VOLUME
control and verify that the signal level changes from
17.0 Vpp
to
0 Vpp
, and then to
17.0 Vpp
.
5.
Verify that the waveforms are muted (
0 Vpp
) while
PART VIEW
is
depressed.
6.
Connect the oscilloscope to the
A (MIX) L
and
R
connectors (each XLR).
7.
Verify that signals like the following are output.
L (HOT):
1-kHz sine wave at 7.7 Vpp ±10%
L (COLD): 1-kHz sine wave at 7.7 Vpp ±10%
R (HOT):
2-kHz sine wave at 7.7 Vpp ±10%
R (COLD): 2-kHz sine wave at 7.7 Vpp ±10%
8.
Verify that the waveforms are muted (
0 Vpp
) while
PART VIEW
is
depressed.
