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TC Electronic A/S 

Finalizer Service manual 

page 5 

Built-in Test Program: 

 

The Finalizer has a Built-in Test Program. To run the program; Press the BYPASS button while powering on. Use the cursor to select RUN TEST PROGRAM. Press OK and 
follow the instructions on the display. To leave the Built-in Test Program; turn off the power. 
 

Finalizer Built-in-Test Program has following tests: 

TEST Function 

Keys 

Tests the keys at the front panel one by one. If a key hasn't been pushed a warning message will appear when leaving the test 

ADJUST wheel 

Tests the steps of the encoder. Each step is counted at the display, if not; check soldering at encoder and front connector.   

LED's 

Tests the LED's at the front panel one by one. If no light; check soldering at the LED and at flat cables between the front boards. 

Display 

Tests all dots in the display. If any missing; replace the display. If the backlight is bad or blinking; check the soldering on the display itself, especially the 
two connections going to the upper of the display. 

Analog I/O 

A sine wave is generated on both analog outputs. When connected to one of the analog inputs the display reads OK if the level is correct. In this way a 
problem might be narrowed down to a specific input or output. 

Digital I/O 

A digital signal is generated on both digital outputs. When connected to one of the digital inputs the display reads OK if the level is correct. In this way 
a problem might be narrowed down to a specific input or output.  

Midi I/O 

A midi signal is generated on output. When connected to the input the display reads OK if the signal is correct. The midi signal from input is sent on to 
MIDI THRU. If not OK; try with another midi cable or check soldering  and components in the midi circuit. 

Pedal socket 

Tests the status on the PEDAL IN. When no jack plug is inserted the tip of the jack socket is connected to ground, this is the reason for showing OK 
without jack plug. 

PCMCIA 

Tests whether programming, reading or deleting are OK. NOTE: All data on PCMCIA card will be destroyed. 

Battery 

Tests the DC voltage at the Back up battery. If low; check battery voltage with a multimeter and check also the standby current by measuring the 
voltage across R135; max. 20mV (numerical value). If the voltage is higher; replace IC30. When replacing battery, please refer to section "exchange of 
battery" 

System. 

Tests the MPU, DSP, ASIC, DUAL PORT and SOUND RAM to some extent. If not OK; see section "startup sequence". 

  

Summary of Contents for Finalizer

Page 1: ...ST POWER MIDI IN 48000Hz OVERLOAD 44100Hz 32000Hz CARD WORKING EDITED BLOCK HELP RECALL MAIN PAGE STORE TOOLS COMPARE WIZARD BYPASS U N I T Y G A IN UTILITY FUNCTIONS PROGRAM CONTROL 1 0 5 1 1 0 0 5 0...

Page 2: ...Program 5 Disassembly Procedure for Main Board 6 Disassembly Procedure for Front Section 7 Exchange of Power Supply Module 8 Exchange of Battery 9 Block Diagram 10 Circuit Description 12 Power On Sequ...

Page 3: ...test point values a list with LED error codes and Jumper settings Finally the specifications are stated Appendix contains Flow Charts Schematics Part lists and PCB Layouts Schematics start with a main...

Page 4: ...lication software again Picture on display frozen Normally caused by electric shock Turn power off and on Automatic re initialization of the display is implemented in software ver 1 08 or higher meani...

Page 5: ...g I O A sine wave is generated on both analog outputs When connected to one of the analog inputs the display reads OK if the level is correct In this way a problem might be narrowed down to a specific...

Page 6: ...crews at MT7 MT8 MT2 on the main board see fig 2 5 Remove screws at the XLR connectors on the back panel see fig 3 6 Remove screw at SPDIF in out connector see fig 3 7 Remove jack nut at PEDAL IN see...

Page 7: ...UST knob by hand or work it loose with a small screw driver Place the screw driver in the gap between big nut and encoder see fig 5 7 Place the front profile horizontally with the buttons facing down...

Page 8: ...he front section 6 Desolder all seven power supply wires from the main board 7 Remove the power supply by removing one screw at the back panel just below the mains plug see fig 6 8 Mount the new power...

Page 9: ...r the terminals one by one Avoid any short circuit of the terminals 5 The voltage measured directly across the terminals of the new battery should be higher than 3 0VDC 6 Do not discard the old batter...

Page 10: ...S EBU and the SPDIF inputs at the same time Signals are present on all outputs all of the time To make dithering circuit work the system must know whether the analog or AES EBU or SPDIF output is main...

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Page 12: ...rts a 3 3kHz square wave to a negative DC voltage for the display contrast By changing the duty cycle of the square wave the DC voltage and thereby contrast will also change An attenuator allows the M...

Page 13: ...load normal current load is approx 70mA 2 TP5 goes to 4 7VDC C149 is discharged and keeps IC44 pin 13 low and subsequently IC44 pin 8 goes high IC44 DZ1 3a 5VSB 5V_STANDBY Brown wire goes to approx 3...

Page 14: ...s if TAP button is pressed If pressed Boot menu appears Check D11 if no picture 11 MPU tests SRAM If not OK message appears RAM is corrupted Settings cleared Check IC34 IC30 or battery 12 MPU checks h...

Page 15: ...4 Standby circuit status 6 low reset high running C4 9 RESET Stays low if battery is missing 7 3 0VDC D4 9 Battery voltage 8 6 to 9 5VDC Typ 8VDC L5 13 Contrast voltage Controlled by parameter VIEWING...

Page 16: ...ilt in Test program Option analog 22 2 4VDC and 2 7Vpp M4 8 Left DA output Running Built in Test program Option analog 23 2 4VDC and 2 7Vpp M4 8 Right DA output Running Built in Test program Option an...

Page 17: ...he main board version PC12001 3 LD1 LD2 LD3 might show an error code LD1 LD2 LD3 Code explanation Comment off off off The MPU is running OK All LED s must blink once at power up on on on The program e...

Page 18: ...ines for number of exp params 2 threadSleep 2 inserted after midi exc dump head 3 handling MAX 20 BITS MAX 24 BITS and NONE PROF 16BIT etc changed to 16 BITS 4 no limit on rom ram bank in output in du...

Page 19: ...dB THD 0 008 1 kHz 10 dB Frequency Response 10 Hz 20 kHz 0 0 2 dB Crosstalk 60 dB max 10 Hz 20 kHz Digital Inputs and Outputs AES EBU In Out XLR S PDIF In Out Coaxial RCA Type Formats EIAJ CP 340 IEC...

Page 20: ...MIDI CABLE PEDAL CABLE FADER CABLE DIN CONNECTOR Note Pin 1 and 3 at the Finalizer are reserved for optional RS485 interface Therefore use only 3 wires if the Finalizer is connected to other equipmen...

Page 21: ...contents and the order of appendix Flow chart for Power On Sequence 2 pages Schematic for Main board ver PC12001 3 14 pages Part list for Main board ver PC12001 3 13 pages PCB lay out for Main board...

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