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TC Electronic A/S 

ATAC Service manual 

page 3 

Introduction

 

The purpose of this manual is to support skilled technicians in repairing the ATAC 

The manual begins with a Quick Trouble Shooting table. Here, hints, advice and 

possible problems are described. 

If the problem is more serious, the next step is to use the Built-in Test Program. With 

this program the problem can often be narrowed down to a specific section or 

component. 

The next section consist of disassembly and exchange procedures. Please be aware of 

warranty rights before disassembling. See the warranty card. 

Circuit description is a brief description of the circuits on the different boards.  

Circuit description is followed by a list with LED error codes. 

The list with software changes states the corrections and additions for various software 

versions. 

Finally the specifications are stated. 

Appendix contains schematics, service notes, part lists, layouts etc.  

Schematics start with a main sheet, where sub sheets are shown as blocks. Even sub 

sheets might have sub sheets. In the Schematics some connections have label names to 

help the reader. If a label name is framed, it means that it is "connected" to another 

sheet. Label names followed by the symbol "*" mean that the signal is active low, i.e. 

RESET*: the reset function takes place when the signal is low.  

This service manual does not contain schematics for the external power supply. 

Part lists contain a column called TCcode. Use this code when ordering spare parts. If 

the TCcode field is empty; it means the component cannot be ordered separately. The 

coordinates in the column Pos. refer to the PCB layout page. The column named Page 

refers to page no. in the schematics. In column comments a short explanation of the 

function is stated. For some components, alternative types are mentioned. 

PCB layouts are made as gatefolds. 

Finally appendix contains a spare part list for mechanical parts. 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for ATAC

Page 1: ...T DEVICE SETUP TIMECODE LOAD MIDIIN DIGITAL IN LAN SCSI EXT OVERLOAD OVERLOAD SIGNAL BYPASS P C M C I A M E M O R Y C A R D R E M O T E S Y S T E M ATAC Service Manual 3rd Edition TC Electronic A S Si...

Page 2: ...troduction 3 Quick Trouble Shooting 4 DIP Switch settings 5 Built in Test Program 6 Disassembly procedure 7 Exchange of battery 8 Circuit description 9 LED error codes 10 Software Changes 11 Technical...

Page 3: ...ates the corrections and additions for various software versions Finally the specifications are stated Appendix contains schematics service notes part lists layouts etc Schematics start with a main sh...

Page 4: ...isplay Cannot run application software Load the application software again To enter the load menu press DO at power on No light in LED s Bad keys or encoders Try to run the Built in Test program See s...

Page 5: ...TE RS485 Fig A O N The setting shown in figure B is off on on on This setting is used for connecting the ATAC to a MULTAC 234 1 BOOT FROM PCMCIA NETWORK MODE RS485 INVERT DISPLAY INT TERMINATE RS485 F...

Page 6: ...uses internal relay Notice Midi functions are not implemented in software version 1 24 or lower 3 Remote connection automatic uses internal relay 4 Keys 5 Encoders dial knobs 6 LED s indicators 7 Vol...

Page 7: ...ts against electric shock from the terminals for backlight 5 Remove four spacers one in each corner 6 Lift up gently the boards make sure the front panel stays on the table DO NOT turn around the fron...

Page 8: ...not to damage the wiring on the board 5 Insert new battery and solder the terminals one by one Avoid any short circuit of the terminals 6 The voltage measured directly across the terminals of the new...

Page 9: ...C converter produces a negativ voltage This voltage is used by the op amp IC16 which controls the contrast voltage for the display The transformer TR1 generates the backlight voltage The negative cont...

Page 10: ...LED s blink once and LD3 is lit for a moment at reset on off off The program encountered an Error while checking its own code Load the application software again off on off Errors detected while writ...

Page 11: ...playing recording etc digital_in led and other yet not used LED s off when close Conn corrected bug with search while late connection ATAC sometimes hanging in semaphore not corrected completely befo...

Page 12: ...DC in socket 3 5mm mini Jack tip 2 1mm Midi sockets 5 pin DIN 45 Female Remote socket 7 8 pin DIN 45 Female Display 240 x 60 dot LCD cold cathode backlit PCMCIA Slot Type I Memory Cards Dimensions 8 4...

Page 13: ...__________________________________________________________________________ ________________ TC Electronic A S ATAC Service manual page 13 Specifications for cables Cable for connecting ATAC to M5000 X...

Page 14: ...here are five rules for cable lengths 1 Cable length between M5000 and MULTAC max 1 meter 2 Cable length between ATAC and Power Supply max 10 meter 33 ft 3 Cable length between ATAC and M5000 max 10 m...

Page 15: ...in board ver PC7001 ver 3 7 pages Part list for Main board ver PC700131 9 pages PCB layout for Main board ver PC7001 v 3 1 page Schematic for Main board ver PC7001 ver 2 7 pages Service note 708 10 00...

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