Yamaha - ls9 16 32

SERVICE MANUAL
LS9-16
LS9-32
LS9-16 LS9-32
CONTENTS
SPECIFICATIONS.................................. 4 USER SETTING (SECURITY)
PIN ASSIGNMENTS.................. 10 .................... 147/164
DIMENSIONS.......................................... 10 INITIALIZING THE LS9s INTERNAL MEMORY
PANEL LAYOUT. ....................11 LS9 . ............. 181/182
CIRCUIT BOARD LAYOUT CALIBRATION FUNCTION
............................................. 17 ............................. 183/186
DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE. ........... 22 START-UP SEQUENCE
LSI PIN DESCRIPTIONLSI . ............ 52 . .......................................... 189/193
IC BLOCK DIAGRAMIC ................... 64 WARNING/ERROR MESSAGES
CIRCUIT BOARDS. ...................... 69 / ................... 197/202
INSPECTIONS....................................112/116 MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART .......................... 207
SERVICE CHECK PROGRAM MIDI DATA FORMAT .............................................. 208
............................. 120/132 PARTS LIST
PROCEDURE TO CAPTURE SCREEN BLOCK DIAGRAM
. ............................... 144 WIRING DIAGRAM
INSTALLING an OPTION CARD CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
...................... 145/146
PA 011829
LS9-16: 200610-724500 HAMAMATSU, JAPAN
LS9-32: 200610-1354500 Copyright (c) Yamaha Corporation. All rights reserved. PDF 06.11
LS9-16/LS9-32
IMPORTANT NOTICE
This manual has been provided for the use of authorized Yamaha Retailers and their service personnel. It has been assumed that basic
service procedures inherent to the industry, and more specifically Yamaha Products, are already known and understood by the users,
and have therefore not been restated.
WARNING : Failure to follow appropriate service and safety procedures when servicing this product may result in personal injury,
destruction of expensive components and failure of the product to perform as specified. For these reasons, we advise
all Yamaha product owners that all service required should be performed by an authorized Yamaha Retailer or the
appointed service representative.
IMPORTANT : This presentation or sale of this manual to any individual or firm does not constitute authorization certification,
recognition of any applicable technical capabilities, or establish a principal-agent relationship of any form.
The data provided is belived to be accurate and applicable to the unit(s) indicated on the cover. The research engineering, and service
departments of Yamaha are continually striving to improve Yamaha products. Modifications are, therefore, inevitable and changes in
specification are subject to change without notice or obligation to retrofit. Should any discrepancy appear to exist, please contact the
distributors Service Division.
WARNING : Static discharges can destroy expensive components. Discharge any static electricity your body may have accumulated
by grounding yourself to the ground bus in the unit (heavy gauge black wires connect to this bus.)
IMPORTANT : Turn the unit OFF during disassembly and parts replacement. Recheck all work before you apply power to the unit.
WARNING: CHEMICAL CONTENT NOTICE!

The solder used in the production of this product contains LEAD. In addition, other electrical/electronic and/or plastic (Where applicable)
components may also contain traces of chemicals found by the California Health and Welfare Agency (and possibly other entities) to cause
cancer and/or birth defects or other reproductive harm.
DO NOT PLACE SOLDER, ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC OR PLASTIC COMPONENTS IN YOUR MOUTH FOR ANY REASON WHAT SO EVER!
Avoid prolonged, unprotected contact between solder and your skin! When soldering, do not inhale solder fumes or expose eyes to solder/
flux vapor!
If you come in contact with solder or components located inside the enclosure of this product, wash your hands before handling food.
LITHIUM BATTERY HANDLING

This product uses a lithium battery for memory back-up.
WARNING : Lithium batteries are dangerous because they can be exploded by improper handling. Observe the following precautions when
handling or replacing lithium batteries.
Leave lithium battery replacement to qualified service personnel.
Always replace with batteries of the same type.
When installing on the PC board by soldering, solder using the connection terminals provided on the battery cells.
Never solder directly to the cells. Perform the soldering as quickly as possible.
Never reverse the battery polarities when installing.
Do not short the batteries.
Do not attempt to recharge these batteries.
Do not disasemble the batteries.
Never heat batteries or throw them into fire.
ADVARSEL!
Lithiumbatteri-Eksplosionsfare ved fejlagtig hndtering. Udskiftning m kun ske med batteri af samme fabrikat og type. levr det brugte batteri tilbage til
leverandren.
VARNING
Explosionsfara vid felaktigt batteribyte.
Anvnd samma batterityp eller en ekvivalent typ som rekommenderas av apparattillverkaren.
Kassera anvnt batteri enligt fabrikantens instruktion.
VAROITUS
Paristo voi rjht, jos se on virheellisesti asennettu.
Vaihda paristo ainoastaan laitevalmistajan suosittelemaan tyyppiiin.
Hvit kytetty paristo valmistajan ohjeiden mukaisesti.
The following information complies with Dutch official Gazette 1995. 45; ESSENTIALS OF ORDER ON THE COLLECTION OF BATTERIES.
Please refer to the diassembly procedure for the removal of Back-up Battery.
Leest u voor het verwijderen van de backup batterij deze beschrijving.
WARNING
Components having special characteristics are marked and must be replaced with parts having specification equal to those
originally installed.

LS9-16/LS9-32
This product contains a battery that contains perchlorate

IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR THE UNITED KINGDOM
material.
Connecting the Plug and Cord Perchlorate Material special handling may apply,
WARNING: THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED See www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate.
IMPORTANT. The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance
* This applies only to products distributed by
with the following code:
YAMAHA CORPORATION OF AMERICA. (Perchlorate)
GREEN-AND-YELLOW : EARTH
BLUE : NEUTRAL
BROWN : LIVE This product contains a high intensity lamp that contains a
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this apparatus may not small amount of mercury. Disposal of this material may be
correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your
plug proceed as follows: regulated due to environmental considerations.
The wire which is coloured GREEN-and-YELLOW must be connected to For disposal information in the United States, refer to the
the terminal in the plug which is marked by the letter E or by the safety Electronic Industries Alliance web site:
earth symbol or or colored GREEN or GREEN-and-YELLOW. www.eiae.org
The wire which is coloured BLUE must be connected to the terminal
which is marked with the letter N or coloured BLACK. * This applies only to products distributed by
The wire which is coloured BROWN must be connected to the terminal YAMAHA CORPORATION OF AMERICA. (mercury)
which is marked with the letter L or coloured RED.
BACKUP BATTERY
This device has a built-in backup battery. When you unplug the power cord from the AC outlet, the current scene data and
library data is retained. However, if the backup battery fully discharges, this data will be lost. When the backup battery is
running low, the LCD display indicates Low Battery! when you starting up the system. (the Battery field also indicates LOW
or NO in the MISC SETUP screen.) In this case, immediately save the data to a USB memory.
Be sure to
perform it

Low
Battery! (MISC SETUP BATTERY LOW NO
) USB
USER LEVEL SETTINGS

User Level settings allow you to restrict the parameters that be operated by each user, or tochange the settings of the custom fader layer,
user-defined keys, and preference settings foreach user. Settings for each user can be stored as a user authentication key on USB
memory,allowing users to be switched easily, simply by connecting the memory device to a USB connector. This is convenient in the
following situations.
Unintended or mistaken operation can be prevented.

The range of functionality operable by an outside engineer (guest engineer) can be limited.
In situations in which multiple operators alternate with each other, output settings etc. can be locked to prevent unintended operations.
Preferences of each operator can easily be switched.
User settings may be stored by users. To service the device, get the USB storage device storing the "user authentic key" from the user.
USB USB

( )

USB

LS9-16/LS9-32
SPECIFICATIONS
General Specifications
Signal Delay Less than 2.5 ms (INPUT to OMNI OUT @Fs=48 kHz)
LS9-16: 480 x 220 x 500 mm
Dimensions(WxHxD)
LS9-32: 884 x 220 x 500 mm
LS9-16: 12.0 kg
Net Weight
LS9-32: 19.4 kg
LS9-16: 95 W, 110240 V, 50/60 Hz
Power Requirements
LS9-32: 170 W, 110240 V, 50/60 Hz
Operating: +10C to +35C
Temperature Range
Storage: 20C to +60C
Included Accessories Owners Manual, AC Power Cord, Dust Cover (only LS9-32)
LS9-32
Optional Accessories mini-YGDAI cards, Gooseneck Light LA5000 (for LS9-32), Rack Mount Kit RK1
mini-YGDAI LA5000 (LS9-32)RK1
AC Power Cord Length 250 cm
Conditions Min. Typ. Max. Unit

Frequency Range
39.69 50.88 kHz

Sampling Frequency
External Clock Jitter of PLL *
PLL * Digital Input Fs = 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz 10

* The jitter of input ns
clock is less than 1ns.
* Digital Input Fs = 39.6950.88 kHz 20
1ns
Sampling Frequency Word Clock: INT 44.1 kHz 44.1

Frequency kHz
Internal Clock Word Clock: INT 48 kHz 48
Word Clock: INT 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz 50 ppm
Accuracy

Jitter Word Clock: INT 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz 5 ns
Travel (Stroke)
Resolution: 1,024 steps, +10 to 138, dB for all faders 100

mm
Position Error
Fader 1.5

Moving Time
From end to the other end, Under normal software control 0.3 sec

LS9-16/LS9-32
Input/output characteristics
Analog Input Characteristics
Input Level
Actual Load For Use With
Input Terminals GAIN Max. before Connector
Impedance Nominal Sensitivity *1 Nominal
clip
82 dBu 62 dBu 42 dBu
62 dB
INPUT 1-16 <LS9-16> 50-600 Mics & (61.6 V) (0.616 mV) (6.16 mV) XLR-3-31 type
3 k
INPUT 1-32 <LS9-32> 600 Lines 10 dBu +10 dBu +30 dBu (Balanced) *2
+10 dB
(245 mV) (2.45 V) (24.5 V)
*1. Sensitivity is the lowest level that will produce an output of +4 dBu (1.23 V) or the nominal output level when the unit is set to maximum gain. (all fad-
ers and level controls are maximum position.)
*2. XLR-3-31 type connectors are balanced. (1=GND, 2=HOT, 3=COLD)
* In these specications, 0 dBu = 0.775 Vrms.
* All input AD converters are 24-bit linear, 128-times oversampling.
* +48V DC (phantom power) is supplied to INPUT XLR type connectors via each individual software controlled switch.
*1. :+4 dBu(1.23 V)

*2. XLR-3-31(1=GND, 2=HOT, 3=COLD)
* 0dBu = 0.775 Vrms.

* AD 24 128
* XLR INPUT (+48 V DC)
Analog Output Characteristics

Output Level
Actual Source For Use With Gain Switch
Output Terminals Max. before Connector
Impedance Nominal *3 Nominal
clip
+24 dB +4 dBu +24 dBu
OMNI OUT 1-8 <LS9-16> (default) (1.23 V) (12.3 V) XLR-3-32 type
75 600 Lines
OMNI OUT 1-16 <LS9-32> 2 dBu +18 dBu (Balanced) *1
+18 dB
(616 mV) (6.16 V)
8 Phones 75 mW *4 150 mW Stereo Phone
PHONES OUT 15 Jack (TRS)
40 Phones 65 mW *4 150 mW (Unbalanced) *2
*1. XLR-3-32 type connectors are balanced. (1=GND, 2=HOT, 3=COLD)

*2. PHONES OUT stereo phone jack is unbalanced. (Tip=LEFT, Ring=RIGHT, Sleeve=GND)
*3. There are switches inside the body to preset the maximum output level.
*4. The position of the level control is 10 dB lowered from Max.
* In these specications, 0 dBu = 0.775 Vrms.
* All output DA converters are 24-bit, 128-times oversampling.
*1. XLR-3-32(1=GND, 2=HOT, 3=COLD)

*2. (Tip=LEFT, Ring=RIGHT, Sleeve=GND)
*3.
*4. 10 dB
* 0 dBu = 0.775 Vrms.
* DA 24 128

LS9-16/LS9-32
Digital Input Characteristics

Terminal Format Data Length Level Connector
2TR IN DIGITAL Coaxial IEC-60958 24 bit 0.5 Vpp/75 RCA Pin Jack
Digital Output Characteristics

Terminal Format Data Length Level Connector
IEC-60958
2TR OUT DIGITAL Coaxial 24 bit 0.5 Vpp/75 RCA Pin Jack
Consumer Use
I/O Slot Characteristics

The rear panel provides one slot (LS9-16) or two slots (LS9-32) in which separately sold mini-YGDAI cards can be installed.
The following types of card can be used.
mini-YGDAI LS9-16 1 LS9-32 2

The number of available cards

Card Name Function Input Output
LS9-16 LS9-32
MY8-AD24 Analog In 8In 1 2
MY8-AD96 Analog In 8In 1 2
MY8-ADDA96 Analog In/Out 8In 8Out 1 2
MY8-AE AES/EBU 8In 8Out 1 2
MY8-AE96 AES/EBU 8In 8Out 1 2
MY8-AE96S AES/EBU 8In 8Out 1 2
MY8-AEB AES/EBU 8In 8Out 1 2
MY8-AT ADAT 8In 8Out 1 2
MY8-DA96 Analog Out 8Out 1 2
MY8-TD TASCAM 8In 8Out 1 2
MY4-DA Analog Out 4Out 1 2
MY4-AD Analog In 4In 1 2
MY16-AE AES/EBU 16In 16Out 1 2
MY16-AT ADAT 16In 16Out 1 2
MY16-TD TASCAM 16In 16Out 1 2
MY16-CII CobraNet 16In 16Out 1 2
Only Slot 1 has a serial interface (LS9-32).
Refer to the Yamaha Pro Audio global website for the most recent information on mini-YGDAI cards.
LS9-32 1
mini-YGDAI
http://www. yamahaproaudio.com/
Control I/O Characteristics

Terminal Format Level Connector
IN MIDI DIN Connector 5P
MIDI
OUT MIDI DIN Connector 5P
IN TTL/75 terminated BNC Connector
WORD CLOCK
OUT TTL/75 BNC Connector
NETWORK (Ethernet) 100Base-T 100Base-T RJ-45
USB USB 1.1 Host USB*1 USB A Connector (Female)
LAMP (LS9-32 only) 0V12V XLR-4-31 type *2
*1. Bus-powered hubs are not supported.

*2. 4 pin=+12 V, 3 pin=GND, Supported lamp: max. 5 W
*1.
*2. 4pin=+12V3pin=GND5W

LS9-16/LS9-32
Electrical characteristics
All faders are nominal when measured. Output impedance of signal generator: 150 ohms
150
Frequency Response
Fs = 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz@20 Hz20 kHz, referenced to the nominal output level @1 kHz
Input Output RL Conditions Min. Typ. Max. Unit
OMNI OUT 1-8 <LS9-16>
INPUT 1-16 <LS9-16> 600 GAIN: max. 1.5 0.0 0.5
OMNI OUT 1-16 <LS9-32> dB
INPUT 1-32 <LS9-32>
PHONES OUT 8 GAIN: max. 3.0 0.0 0.5
Gain Error Fs = 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz@1 kHz

Input level: 62 dBu, GAIN: max. Output level:
2.0 0.0 2.0
INPUT 1-16 <LS9-16> OMNI OUT 1-8 <LS9-16> +4.0 dBu (Typ.)
600
INPUT 1-32 <LS9-32> OMNI OUT 1-16 <LS9-32> Input level: +10 dBu, GAIN: min. Output level:
2.0 0.0 2.0
+4.0 dBu (Typ.)
dB
600 Full scale output, Output level: +24.0 dBu 0.5 0.0 0.5
Internal Oscillator
30 dBFs, Phones level control: max. Output
PHONES OUT 8 0.5 0.0 0.5
level: 0 dBu (Typ.)
Total Harmonic Distortion Fs = 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz

INPUT 1-16 <LS9-16> OMNI OUT 1-8 <LS9-16> +4 dBu@20 Hz20 kHz, GAIN: max. 0.1
600
INPUT 1-32 <LS9-32> OMNI OUT 1-16 <LS9-32> +4 dBu@20 Hz20 kHz, GAIN: min. 0.05
OMNI OUT 1-8 <LS9-16> %
600 Full scale output @1 kHz 0.02
Internal Oscillator
Full scale output @1 kHz, Phones level control:
PHONES OUT 8 0.2
max.
* Total Harmonic Distortion is measured with a 18 dB/octave lter @80 kHz
Hum & Noise& Fs = 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz, EIN = Equivalent Input Noise
Rs=150 , GAIN: max. 128
Master fader: nominal, One channel fader: nom- EIN
INPUT 1-16 <LS9-16> OMNI OUT 1-8 <LS9-16> inal 62
600
INPUT 1-32 <LS9-32> OMNI OUT 1-16 <LS9-32>
Rs=150 , GAIN: min.
Master fader: nominal, One channel fader: nom- 84 79
inal
Rs=150 , GAINs: min.
All Inputs <LS9-16> OMNI OUT 1-8 <LS9-16> 600 Master fader: nominal, All channel faders: nomi- 67 dBu
nal
Rs=150, GAINs: min.
All Inputs <LS9-32> OMNI OUT 1-16 <LS9-32> 600 Master fader: nominal, All channel faders: nomi- 64
nal
600 Residual output noise, Stereo Master: off 86
PHONES OUT 8 Residual output noise, Phones level control: min. 86
* Hum & Noise are measured with a 6 dB/octave lter @12.7 kHz; equivalent to a 20 kHz lter with innite dB/octave attenuation.

LS9-16/LS9-32
Dynamic Range Fs = 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz

600 AD + DA, GAIN: min. 108
dB
600 DA Converter 110
* Dynamic range is measured with a 6 dB/octave lter @12.7 kHz; equivalent to a 20 kHz lter with innite dB/octave attenuation.
Crosstalk@1 kHz @1 kHz

From To Conditions Min. Typ. Max. Unit
INPUT n INPUT (n1) or (n+1) CH 1-16 {1-32}, Adjacent inputs, GAIN: min. 80
dB
OMNI OUT n OMNI OUT (n1) or (n+1) OMNI OUT 1-8 {1-16}, Input to output 80
Maximum Voltage Gain@1 kHz @1 kHz

600 Rs=150 , Input GAIN: max. 86 dB
Phantom Voltage
Output Conditions Min. Typ. Max. Unit
INPUT 1-16 <LS9-16>
hot & cold: No load 46 48 50 V
INPUT 1-32 <LS9-32>

LS9-16/LS9-32
Other Functions
Libraries Output Function
Name Number Total Function Parameter
Scene Memory Preset 1 + User 300 301 Attenuator 96 to +24 dB
Input EQ Library Preset 40 + User 159 199 Frequency= 20 Hz to 20 kHz
Output EQ Library Preset 3 + User 196 199 Gain= 18 dB to +18 dB
Dynamics Library Preset 41 + User 158 199 Q= 0.10 to 10.0
4Band Equalizer
Effect Library Preset 57 + User 142 199 Low Shelving (Low Band)
GEQ Library Preset 1 + User 199 200 High Shelving, LPF (High Band)
Type I/Type II
Input Function Insert Insert Point: Pre EQ/Post EQ/Pre Fader/Post On

Type: Comp/Expander/Compander H/Com-
Function Parameter pander S
Phase Normal/Reverse Threshold= 54 dB to 0 dB
Attenuator 96 to +24 dB Ratio= 1:1 to :1
Slope= 12 dB/Oct Attack= 0 msec to 120 msec
HPF
Frequency= 20 Hz to 600 Hz Dynamics 1 Release= 5 msec to 42.3 sec
Frequency= 20 Hz to 20 kHz Gain= 18 dB to 0 dB, 0 dB to + 18 dB
Gain= 18 dB to +18 dB Knee= Hard to 5 (soft)
4 Band Equal- Q= 0.10 to 10.0 Key In: Self Pre EQ/Self Post EQ/Mix Out13-16
izer Low Shelving (Low Band) MIX1-16/MTRX1-8/STIN LR/MONO(C)
(8ch block)
High Shelving, LPF (High Band)
Fader Level: 1024 steps,, 138 dB to +10 dB
Type I/Type II
On On/Off
Insert
Insert Point: Pre EQ/Pre Fader Mute Group 8 Groups
(only ch1-32)
Direct Out Direct Out Point: Pre HPF/Pre EQ Mix to Matrix Matrix Send Point: Pre Fader/Post On
Stereo to Matrix Level: 1024 steps,, 138 dB to +10 dB
Type: Gate/Ducking/Comp/Expander
Threshold= 54 dB to 0 dB Level= 0 to 96 dB (1 dB step)
Oscillator
On/Off= Software control
Ratio= 1:1 to :1
Attack= 0 msec to 120 msec
Hold= 0.02 msec to 1.96 sec Output Port
Decay= 5 msec to 42.3 sec (Release) Function Parameter
Dynamics 1 Releace= 5msec to 42.3 sec Out Port Delay 0 msec to 600 msec
Range= 70 dB to 0 dB Out Port Phase Normal/Reverse
Gain= 18 dB to 0 dB, 0 dB to +18 dB Attenuator 96 to +24 dB
Knee= Hard to 5 (soft)
Key In: Self Pre EQ/Self Post EQ/Mix Out13-16
Ch1-STIN4R (8ch block)
Processor
Key In Filter: HPF/LPF/BPF Function Parameter
Type: Comp/De-Esser/Compander H/Com- GEQ 31 bands x 4(8) systems
pander S Effects Stereo In/Stereo Out multi effector x 4 systems
Threshold= 54 dB to 0 dB
Ratio= 1:1 to :1
Attack= 0 msec to 120 msec
Dynamics2
Release= 5 msec to 42.3 sec
Gain= 18 dB to 0 dB, 0 dB to +18 dB
Knee= Hard to 5 (soft)
Key In: Self Pre EQ/Self Post EQ/Mix Out13-16
Ch1-STIN4R (8ch block)
Fader Level: 1024 steps,, 138 dB to +10 dB
On On/Off
Mute Group 8 Groups
16 sends
Fix/Variable can be set each two mixes
Mix Send
Mix Send Point: Pre EQ/Pre Fader/Post On
Level: 1024 steps,, 138 dB to +10 dB
LCR Pan CSR= 0% to 100%

LS9-16/LS9-32
PIN ASSIGNMENT
2 3
LAMP (LS9-32 only)
Pin Signal Name
1 NC
1 4 2 NC
3 GND
4 +12V
DIMENSIONS
220
LS9-16
500
25 430 25
480
220
LS9-32
500
25 834 25
884
: mm
Unit
10
LS9-16/LS9-32
PANEL LAYOUT
1. Top Panel q Channel module section: ( P.13)

w ST IN (stereo input) section: ( P.13)
LS9-16 e STEREO MASTER section: ( P.14)
r USER DEFINED KEYS section: ( P.14)
t DISPLAY ACCESS section: ( P.14)

y LAYER section: ( P.15)
1
u MIX/MATRIX SELECT section: ( P.15)
* -
2 i Display: ( P.15)

o Stereo meter/Cue section: ( P.15)
6 !0 SELECTED CHANNEL section: ( P.16)
!1 Data entry section: ( P.16)
!2 USB connector (side panel,
to the right of the display): ( P.16)
4
q
w ST IN
/ ) e
r
t
y
0 u
i
o
!0
!1
!2 USB ( )
LS9-32

1
2 * -

6
/ )
11
LS9-16/LS9-32
4 0 1 62 * / )
LS9-16
2. Rear Panel
LS9-32
0 1 62 * - /
4 )
q INPUT jacks 116 {132} q INPUT 1 16 {1 32}

w OMNI OUT jacks 18 {116} w OMNI OUT 1 8 {1 16}
e Slots {12} e {1 2}
r NETWORK connector r NETWORK
t WORD CLOCK IN/OUT connectors t WORD CLOCK IN/OUT
y 2TR OUT DIGITAL jack y 2TR OUT DIGITAL
u 2TR IN DIGITAL jack u 2TR IN DIGITAL
i MIDI IN/OUT connectors i MIDI IN/OUT
o LAMP connector (LS9-32 only) o LAMP LS9-32
!0 AC IN connector !0 AC IN
!1 POWER switch !1 POWER
!2 Grounding screw !2
!3 Cooling fan vent !3
3. Front Panel
/ 4
q PHONES LEVEL control

w PHONES OUT (headphone output) jack
q PHONES LEVEL
w PHONES OUT
12
LS9-16/LS9-32
4. Top Panel Details
4-1. Channel module section 4-2. ST IN (stereo input) section

ST IN
/
/ /
4
4 4
)
) )
0
0 0
1 1
1
LS9-16 LS9-32
q [SEL] key q [SEL]

w [CUE] key w [CUE]
e Meter LEDs e LED
r [ON] key r [ON]
t Fader/Encoder t /
13
LS9-16/LS9-32
4-3. STEREO MASTER section 4-4. USER DEFINED KEYS section

q User-defined keys [1][12] q [1] [12]
4-5. DISPLAY ACCESS section

/ 4
) 0
q [SEL] key q [SEL] 1 6

w [CUE] key w [CUE]
e [ON] key e [ON]
r Fader r 2 *
q [SCENE MEMORY] key q [SCENE MEMORY]

w [MONITOR] key w [MONITOR]
e [SETUP] key e [SETUP]
r [CHANNEL JOB] key r [CHANNEL JOB]
t [RECORDER] key t [RECORDER]
y [METER] key y [METER]
u [RACK 1-4] key u [RACK 1-4]
i [RACK 5-8] key i [RACK 5-8]
14
LS9-16/LS9-32
4-6. LAYER section 4-8. Display
/ 4 / 4
) 0 ) 0
LS9-16 LS9-32
q LAYER [1-16] {LAYER [1-32]} key

w LAYER [17-32] {LAYER [33-64]} key
e LAYER [MASTER] key
r LAYER [CUSTOM FADER] key
q LAYER [1-16] {LAYER [1-32]}

w LAYER [17-32] {LAYER [33-64]}
e LAYER [MASTER] 4-9. Stereo meter/Cue section
r LAYER [CUSTOM FADER] /
4-7. MIX/MATRIX SELECT section

/
4
)
q Stereo meter q
w CUE LED w CUE LED
e [CUE CLEAR] key e [CUE CLEAR]
q MIX/MATRIX [1][16] keys
q MIX/MATRIX [1] [16]
15
LS9-16/LS9-32
q [HA GAIN] encoder

4-10. SELECTED CHANNEL section w [PAN] encoder
e [SELECTED SEND] encoder
r [DYNAMICS 1] encoder
t [DYNAMICS 2] encoder
y EQ [Q] encoder
u EQ [FREQUENCY] encoder
/
i EQ [GAIN] encoder
0 o EQ [HIGH] key
!0 EQ [HIGH MID] key
4 !1 EQ [LOW MID] key
!2 EQ [LOW] key
!3 [HOME] key
) 1
q [HA GAIN]
w [PAN]
6 - e [SELECTED SEND]
r [DYNAMICS 1]
t [DYNAMICS 2]
y EQ [Q]
2 u EQ [FREQUENCY]
i EQ [GAIN]
* o EQ [HIGH]
!0 EQ [HIGH MID]
!1 EQ [LOW MID]
!2 EQ [LOW]
!3 [HOME]
4-11. Data entry section

4-12. USB connector (side panel, to the
/ right of the display)
USB
q USB connector q USB

q [DEC]/[INC] keys q [DEC]/[INC]
w Cursor keys w
e Dial e
r [ENTER] key r [ENTER]
16
LS9-16/LS9-32
CIRCUIT BOARD LAYOUT
LS9-16 LCD assembly 16:

LCD Assy 16
See page 21.
Control panel assembly 16:

Assy 16
See page 20. Bottom assembly 16:
Assy 16
See page 18.
LS9-32
LCD assembly 32:

LCD Assy 32
See page 21.
Control panel assembly 32:

Assy 32
See page 20.
Bottom assembly 32:

Assy 32
See page 19.
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LS9-16
Bottom assembly 16Assy 16
AC inlet
AC
HAAD2
INPUT 1-8
JK
ACIN
HAAD2
INPUT 9-16 DA
OMNI OUT 1-8
DCA Duct AssemblyAssy
Power supply unit

DC fan motor
DC
DSP
CPU
PHN DCD
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LS9-32
Bottom assembly 32Assy 32
LAMP
JK
AC inlet
AC
HAAD2 ACIN
INPUT 1-8
HAAD2
HAAD2
INPUT 9-16
INPUT 17-24
HAAD2
INPUT 25-32 DA
OMNI OUT 1-8
DA
DC fan motor
OMNI OUT 9-16
DCA DC
Power supply unit

CPU
DSP32
DCD
PHN
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LS9-16
Control panel assembly 16Assy 16
<Bottom view>
STIN1
STIN2
PNIN
CH 1-16
FD
CH 1-16,
STEREO
LS9-32
Control panel assembly 32Assy 32
<Bottom view> PNIN
CH 17-32
STIN1
STIN2
PNIN
CH 1-16
FD
CH 17-32,
STEREO
FD2
CH 1-16
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LS9-16
LCD assembly 16LCD Assy 16
LS9-32
LCD assembly 32LCD Assy 32
<Bottom view>
PNMS
INV
ENC
LCD
PNDA
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DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE

Precautions
* Install the filament tape and the harness clamp in the
same way as they were before removal.
* After replacing the FD and FD2 circuit boards, be sure FDFD2
to calibrate the faders. (See page 183.) 186
* MAC (Media Access Control) address is stored in the CPUMACMedia Access Control
CPU circuit board. If the CPU circuit board is replaced, CPUMAC
MAC address will be changed.
* Notes on Flat Cable

Contacts are visible from the back. Pay attention not to
insert and install the cable to the connector inversely.
(Photo 1)
1
Front Side Back Side

Photo 11
1. LR................................................................................................................................................. 23
Side Panels L, R
2. Control Panel Assembly 16 (LS9-16), Control Panel Assembly 32 (LS9-32)
Ass'y 16LS9-16 Ass'y 32LS9-32................................................................................................................ 24
A. LS9-16 Disassembly Procedure of Bottom Assembly SectionLS9-16Ass'y.................................................. 26
A-1. CPU Circuit BoardCPU.......................................................................................................................................................... 26
A-2. Replacing the Lithium Battery........................................................................................................................ 27
A-3. HAAD2
HAAD2 (1/2, 2/2) Circuit Boards 1/22/2.............................................................................................................. 27
A-4. JK................................................................................................................................................................ 28
JK Circuit Board
A-5. DA Circuit BoardDA............................................................................................................................................................... 28
A-6. PHN Circuit BoardPHN.......................................................................................................................................................... 29
A-7. DCD Circuit BoardDCD.......................................................................................................................................................... 30
A-8. DSP Circuit BoardDSP........................................................................................................................................................... 30
A-9. AC Top Shield, AC Bottom Shield, ACIN Circuit Board, AC Inlet Assembly
ACACACINAss'y...................................................................................... 30
A-10. Power Supply Unit....................................................................................................................................................... 31
A-11. DC Shield Assembly 16, DCA Circuit Board DCAss'y 16DCA........................................................................... 32
A-12. Duct Assembly 16, DC Fan Motor Ass'y 16DC......................................................................................... 32
B. LS9-16 Disassembly Procedure of Control Panel AssemblyLS9-16 Ass'y........................................................ 33
B-1. LCD Assembly 16 LCD Ass'y 16....................................................................................................................................................... 33
B-2. FD................................................................................................................................................................ 34
FD Circuit Board
B-3. PNIN Circuit BoardPNIN........................................................................................................................................................ 35
B-4. STIN1 Circuit Board, STIN2 Circuit Board STIN1STIN2......................................................................................... 36
C. LS9-32 Disassembly Procedure of Bottom Assembly SectionLS9-32Ass'y.................................................. 38
C-1. CPU Circuit Board CPU.......................................................................................................................................................... 38
C-2. Replacing the Lithium Battery........................................................................................................................ 38
C-3. HAAD2 (1/4~4/4) Circuit BoardsHAAD2 1/4 4/4............................................................................................................ 38
C-4. LAMP Circuit Board LAMP..................................................................................................................................................... 40
C-5. JK Circuit Board JK................................................................................................................................................................ 40
C-6. DA1/22/2
DA (1/2, 2/2) Circuit Boards ............................................................................................................................ 40
C-7. DCD Circuit Board DCD.......................................................................................................................................................... 41
C-8. PHN Circuit Board PHN.......................................................................................................................................................... 41
C-9. DSP32 Circuit Board DSP32................................................................................................................................................... 42
C-10. ACIN Circuit Board, AC Inlet Assembly, AC Bottom Shield 32 ACINAss'yAC32..................... 42
C-11. Power Supply Unit ....................................................................................................................................................... 42
C-12. DC Fan Motor, DCA Circuit Board DCDCA............................................................................................... 43
D. LS9-32 Disassembly Procedure of Control Panel Assembly LS9-32 Ass'y.............................................................. 44
D-1. LCD Assembly 32 LCD Ass'y 32....................................................................................................................................................... 44
D-2. FD Circuit Board, FD2 Circuit BoardFDFD2.......................................................................................................... 45
PNIN
D-3. PNIN (1/2, 2/2) Circuit Boards 1/22/2 ..................................................................................................................... 46
D-4. STIN1 Circuit Board, STIN2 Circuit Board STIN1STIN2......................................................................................... 47
E. Disassembly Procedure of LCD AssemblyLCD Ass'y............................................................................................................ 48
ENCPNMS............................................................................................. 49
E-1. ENC Circuit Board, PNMS Circuit Board
INV.................................................................................................................... 50
E-2. INV Circuit Board, LCD
E-3. PNDA Circuit Board PNDA..................................................................................................................................................... 51
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1. Side Panels L, R 1. L, R1
(Time required: About 1 minute each) 1-1 L
1-1 Side Panel L: 1-1-1 [32A]4L
1-1-1 Remove the four (4) screws marked [32A]. The 1
side panel L can then be removed. (Fig. 1) 1-2 R
1-2 Side Panel R: 1-2-1 [42A]4R
1-2-1 Remove the four (4) screws marked [42A]. The 1
side panel R can then be removed. (Fig. 1)
<Left side view> <Right side view>
[32A]
[42A]
Side Panel L Side Panel R

L R
[32A]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-SSBIND

4.0X20 MFZN2B3 (WE995800)
[42A]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-SSBIND4.0X20 MFZN2B3 (WE995800)
Fig. 11
* Before proceeding to procedures 2, prepare 2 L, R

control panel stays L and R (tools for fixing the
control panels) in advance. (Fig. 2, Photo 2) 22
Control panel stay L (WJ724100) LWJ724100
Control panel stay R (WJ724200) RWJ724200
Control panel stay L Control panel stay R

L R
Fig. 22
Installing the control panel stay L L

The control panel stays R and L can be used at either
side (interchangeable).
1 2 3
Photo 22
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2. Control Panel Assembly 16 (LS9-16) 2. Ass'y 16LS9-164

(Time required: About 4 minutes), Ass'y 32LS9-325
Control Panel Assembly 32 (LS9-32) 2-1 L, R 1
(Time required: About 5 minutes) 2-2 LS9-16: [22A]4[22B]8[22C]
2-1 Remove the side panels L and R. (See Procedure 1)
3 3-1
2-2 LS9-16: Remove the four (4) screws marked [22A],
LS9-32: [22D]7[22E]8[22F]
eight (8) screws marked [22B], and three
(3) screws marked [22C]. (Fig. 3-1) 6 3-2
LS9-32: Remove the seven (7) screws marked 2-3 LS9-16Ass'y 16LS9-32
[22D], eight (8) screws marked [22E], and Ass'y 32
six (6) screws marked [22F]. (Fig. 3-2) L, R 3-13-2
2-3 Lift the control panel assembly 16 of the LS9-16 or Ass'y 16LS9-16
the control panel assembly 32 of the LS9-32 from Ass'y 32LS9-32

the rear side and fix it with the control panel stays
L and R. (Photo 3-1, Photo 3-2)
Ass'y 16LS9-16
* To remove the control panel assembly 16
Ass'y 32LS9-32

(LS9-16) or the control panel assembly 32
(LS9-32), disconnect the connector assembly
first and then lift the control panel assembly LS9-16: [22A]4[22B]8[22C]
vertically. 3
* Tighten the screws in the order mentioned 3-1
below when installing the control panel LS9-32: [22D]7[22E]8[22F]
assembly 16 (LS9-16) or the control panel 6
assembly 32 (LS9-32). 3-2
LS9-16: Tighten the four (4) screws marked
[22A], / eight (8) screws marked [22B],
/ then three (3) screws marked [22C].
(Fig. 3-1)
LS9-32: Tighten the seven (7) screws marked
[22D], / eight (8) screws marked [22E],
/ then six (6) screws marked [22F].
(Fig. 3-2)
LS9-16
Control panel assembly 16
Ass'y 16 LCD assembly 16
LCD Ass'y 16
Ass'y 16
Control panel stay L
L Control panel stay R Control panel stay L
R L
Photo 3-13-1
LS9-32
Control panel assembly 32 Control panel assembly 32
Ass'y 32 Ass'y 32
LCD assembly 32 Control panel stay L
LCD Ass'y 32 L
Control panel stay L
L Control panel stay R
R
Photo 3-23-2
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LS9-16 <Rear view>

[22C]
[22C]

<Top view>
[22B]
[22B]

Assy 16
<Front view>
Bottom assembly 16 Bottom assembly 16
Assy 16 Assy 16
[22A]
[22A]
[22]: Bonding Tapping Screw-SSBOND3.0X6 MFZN2B3 (WE978000)
Fig. 3-13-1
LS9-32 [22F]
<Rear view>

<Top view>
[22E] [22E]
Bottom assembly 32
Bottom assembly 32 <Front view> Assy 32
Assy 32
Assy 32
[22D]
[22]: Bonding Tapping Screw-SSBOND 3.0X6 MFZN2B3 (WE978000)
Fig. 3-23-2 25
LS9-16/LS9-32
A. LS9-16 Disassembly Procedure of Bottom Assembly SectionLS9-16Ass'y
A-1. CPU Circuit Board A-1. CPU5

(Time required: About 5 minutes) A-1-1 L, R 1
A-1-1 Remove the side panels L and R. (See procedure 1) A-1-2 Ass'y 16 2
A-1-2 Remove the control panel assembly 16. A-1-3 [322A] 2 [322B] 2
(See procedure 2) CPU 4
A-1-3 Remove the two (2) screws marked [322A] and CPU MAC (Media Access Control)
two (2) screws marked [322B]. The CPU circuit CPU
board can then be removed. (Fig. 4) MAC
* MAC (Media Access Control) address is stored
in the CPU circuit board. If the CPU circuit board
is replaced, MAC address will be changed.
<Rear view> [384A] [382A] [372A] x 16 [362A] x 16
JK
HAAD2 (1/2)
DA
[362B] x 16
[322B] HAAD2 (2/2)
CPU
DSP HAAD2 (2/2)

[322A]
CPU support A
[386A]
CPUA
[364A]
HA angle
HA
HAAD2 (1/2)
[364B]
JK
[364A]
[374A]
[52A] DA
DSP
CPU
DCD
Cable holder C
PHN C
Power supply unit

[52A]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND3.0X6 MFZN2B3 (WF028600)

[322]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND3.0X6 MFZN2B3 (WF028600)
[362]: Bonding Tapping Screw-BBBOND3.0X8 MFZN2B3 (WE774100)
[372A]: Bonding Tapping Screw-BBBOND3.0X8 MFZN2B3 (WE774100)
[382A]: Bonding Tapping Screw-BBBIND3.0X8 MFZN2B3 (WE774100)
[384A]: Bind Head ScrewBIND3.0X6 MFZN2B3 (WE878300)
Fig. 44
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A-2. Replacing the lithium battery A-2. 4

A-2-1 Remove the side panels L and R. (See procedure 1) A-2-2 Ass'y 16
2
A-2-2 Fix the control panel assembly 16. (See procedure 2) A-2-3 CPU
A-2-3 The lithium battery on the CPU circuit board can 4
be replaced. (Photo 4) CPU
* The lithium battery is not part of the CPU CPUCPU
circuit board. When replacing the CPU circuit
board, remove the lithium battery from the CPU
circuit board, and install it on the new circuit
board. USB
* Before replacing the lithium battery, be sure to 175
save all the internal setting data in on a USB
memory. (See page 158.)
CPU
Lithium battery

Lithium Battery
Battery VN103500 Battery
VN103600(Battery holder for VN103500)
Notice for back-up battery removal. Push the battery
as shown in figure, then the battery will pop up.
Druk de batterij naar beneden zoals aangeven in de
tekening, de batterij springt dan naar voren. Battery holder
Photo 44
A-3. HAAD2 (1/2, 2/2) Circuit Boards A-3. HAAD2

1/22/2

A-3-1 Remove the side panels L and R. (See procedure 1) A-3-1 L, R 1
A-3-2 Fix the control panel assembly 16. (See procedure 2) A-3-2 Ass'y 16 2
A-3-3 HAAD2 (1/2) Circuit Board A-3-3 HAAD21/27
(Time required: About 7 minutes): A-3-3-1 [362A] 16 [364A] 2
A-3-3-1 Remove the sixteen (16) screws marked [362A] HAAD21/2 4
and two (2) screws marked [364A]. The HAAD2 A-3-4 HAAD22/2 10
(1/2) circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 4) A-3-4-1 HAAD2 1/2 A-3-3
A-3-4 HAAD2 (2/2) Circuit Board A-3-4-2 [362B]16[364B]2[52A]
(Time required: About 10 minutes): 2HAHAAD22/2
A-3-4-1 Remove the HAAD2 (1/2) circuit board. 4
(See procedure A-3-3) HAAD21/2HAAD22/2
A-3-4-2 Remove the sixteen (16) screws marked [362B],
two (2) screws marked [364B], and two (2) screws HAAD21/2 INPUT CH 1 8
marked [52A]. The HA angle and HAAD2 (2/2) HAAD22/2 INPUT CH 9 16
circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 4)
* The HAAD2 (1/2) circuit board and HAAD2
(2/2) circuit board are used for the following
channels:
HAAD2 (1/2) circuit board: INPUT CH 1 8
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A-4. JK Circuit Board A-4. JK5

A-4-2 Fix the control panel assembly 16. (See procedure 2) A-4-3 [386A]2 4
A-4-3 Remove the two (2) screws marked [386A]. (Fig. 4) A-4-4 [382A] 3 [384A] 2 JK
A-4-4 Remove the three (3) screws marked [382A] and 4
two (2) screws marked [384A]. The JK circuit
board can then be removed. (Fig. 4)
A-5. DA Circuit Board A-5. DA8

A-5-2 Fix the control panel assembly 16. (See procedure 2) A-5-3 JK A-4
A-5-3 Remove the JK circuit board. (See procedure A-4) A-5-4 [374A]2C
A-5-4 Remove the two (2) screws marked [374A]. The 4
cable holder C can then be removed. (Fig. 4) A-5-5 [372A]16DA
A-5-5 Remove the sixteen (16) screws marked [372A]. 4
The DA circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 4) DADA
* The earth sheet DA is not part of the DA circuit DADA
board. The earth sheet DA is soldered to the DA
DA circuit board. When replacing the DA circuit DADA
board, remove the solder to remove the earth
sheet DA from the DA circuit board and solder 5
it to the new circuit board. (Photo 5) DA
* The DA circuit board is used for the following
channels: DA OMNI OUT CH 1 8
DA circuit board: OMNI OUT CH 1 8
DAAss'y
DA Circuit Board Assembly
DA
Soldered side
Soldered

Earth sheet DA
DA
Photo 55
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A-6. PHN Circuit Board A-6. PHN5

A-6-2 Remove the control panel assembly 16. A-6-3 [332A]2
(See procedure 2) A-6-4 [100A]
1 [332B] 1
A-6-3 Remove the two (2) screws marked [332A]. [334A]1PHN
A-6-4 Remove the knob L marked [100A], the screw 5
marked [332B], and the hexagonal nut marked
[334A]. The PHN circuit board can then be
removed. (Fig. 5)
<Rear view> [218A]
AC inlet assembly
Assy [62A]
[218B] [502A] [218B] <Front view> [230A] AC top shield

AC
Ferrite core
<Top view> Earth
DA-JK angle L
DA-JK L [212A] ACIN
DC Shield assembly 16 AC Bottom shield

DCAssy 16 AC
[242A]
[312C]
Power supply unit
DSP
[312C]
[312B]
DCD [342A] <Front view>

CPU support B
CPUB [332B]
[332A]
[312A]
[334A] LEVEL
CPU support A PHN PHONES

CPUA
[332A]
[100A]

[230A]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND4.0X6 MFZN2B3 (WE973200)
[334A]: Hexagonal Nut9.0 MFNI33 (V2431400)
[502A]: Bonding Tapping Screw-BBBOND3.0X8 MFZN2B3 (WE774100)
Fig. 55
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A-7. DCD Circuit Board A-7. DCD5

A-7-1 Remove the side panels L and R. (See procedure 1) A-7-2 Ass'y 16
2
A-7-2 Remove the control panel assembly 16. A-7-3 [342A]7DCD
(See procedure 2) 5
A-7-3 Remove the seven (7) screws marked [342A]. The
DCD circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 5)
A-8. DSP Circuit Board A-8. DSP16

A-8-2 Remove the control panel assembly 16. A-8-3 CPU A-1
(See procedure 2) A-8-4 [312A]2CPUA
A-8-3 Remove the CPU circuit board. (See procedure A-1) 5
A-8-4 Remove the two (2) screws marked [312A]. The A-8-5 [312B]2CPUB
CPU support A can then be removed. (Fig. 5) 5
A-8-5 Remove the two (2) screws marked [312B]. The A-8-6 HAAD2 1/22/2 A-3
CPU support B can then be removed. (Fig. 5) A-8-7 [312C]5DSP
A-8-6 Remove the HAAD2 (1/2, 2/2) circuit boards. 5
(See procedure A-3)
A-8-7 Remove the five (5) screws marked [312C]. The
DSP circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 5)
A-9. AC Top Shield, AC Bottom Shield, AC IN A-9. ACAC

Circuit Board, AC Inlet Assembly ACINAss'y
A-9-3 Remove the JK circuit board. (See procedure A-4) A-9-3 JK A-4
A-9-4 Remove the DA circuit board. (See procedure A-5) A-9-4 DA A-5
A-9-5 AC Top Shield (Time required: About 9 minutes): A-9-5 AC9
A-9-5-1 Remove the four (4) screws marked [218A]. The A-9-5-1 [218A]4AC
AC top shield can then be removed. (Fig. 5) 5
A-9-6 ACIN Circuit Board A-9-6 ACIN 10
(Time required: About 10 minutes): A-9-6-1 AC A-9-5
A-9-6-1 Remove the AC top shield. (See procedure A-9-5) A-9-6-2 [212A]4ACIN
A-9-6-2 Remove the four (4) screws marked [212A]. The 5
ACIN circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 5) PSWACIN
* The power switch knob is not part of the ACIN ACINACIN
circuit board. When replacing the ACIN circuit PSW
board, remove the power switch knob from 6
the ACIN circuit board and install it on the new A-9-7 Ass'y10
circuit board. (Photo 6) A-9-7-1 AC A-9-5
A-9-7 AC Inlet Assembly A-9-7-2 [502A]2 5
(Time required: About 10 minutes): A-9-7-3 [230A]1
A-9-7-1 Remove the AC top shield. (See procedure A-9-5) 5
A-9-7-2 Remove the two (2) screws marked [502A]. (Fig. 5) A-9-7-4 Ass'y 5
A-9-7-3 Remove the screw marked [230A]. The earth can A-9-8 AC10
then be removed. (Fig. 5) A-9-8-1 AC A-9-5
A-9-7-4 Remove the AC inlet assembly. (Fig. 5) A-9-8-2 Ass'y A-9-7
A-9-8 AC Bottom Shield A-9-8-3 [218B]4AC
(Time required: About 10 minutes): 5
A-9-8-1 Remove the AC top shield. (See procedure A-9-5)
A-9-8-2 Remove the AC inlet assembly. (See procedure
A-9-7)
A-9-8-3 Remove the four (4) screws marked [218B]. The
AC bottom shield can then be removed. (Fig. 5)
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ACIN Circuit BoardACIN
Power switch knob

ACIN
PSW
Photo 66
A-10. Power Supply Unit A-10. 10

A-10-2 Fix the control panel assembly 16. (See procedure 2) A-10-3 JK A-4
A-10-3 Remove the JK circuit board. (See procedure A-4) A-10-4 DA A-5
A-10-4 Remove the DA circuit board. (See procedure A-5) A-10-5 [206A]716
A-10-5 Remove the seven (7) screws marked [206A]. The 6
duct top 16 can then be removed. (Fig. 6) A-10-6 [302A]4[303A]1
A-10-6 Remove the four (4) screws marked [302A] and 6
screw marked [303A]. The power supply unit can
then be removed. (Fig. 6)
* The earth film is not part of the power supply
unit. When replacing the power supply unit, 6
remove the earth film from the power supply unit
and install it on the new power supply unit. (Fig. 6)
<Top view> [352A] Ferrite support <Right side view>

[206A] Duct top 16

16
[209A]
[202]
DCA
[206A] [206A]
[202]
[206A]
Duct assembly 16
Assy 16
Power supply unit

Earth film

[303A]
[302A]
[202]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND 3.0X6 MFZN2B3 (WF028600)

[206A]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND 3.0X6 MFZN2B3 (WF028600)
[303A]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND 3.0X8 MFZN2B3 IT (WE997400)
Fig. 66
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A-11. DC Shield Assembly 16, DCA Circuit Board A-11. DCAss'y 16DCA
A-11-5 DC Shield Assembly 16 A-11-5 DCAss'y1611
(Time required: About 11 minutes): A-11-5-1 AC A-9-8
A-11-5-1 Remove the AC bottom shield. A-11-5-2 [62A]2DA_ JKL
(See procedure A-9-8) 5
A-11-5-2 Remove the two (2) screws marked [62A]. The A-11-5-3 [242A]3DCAss'y16
DA-JK angle L can then be removed. (Fig. 5) 5
A-11-5-3 Remove the three (3) screws marked [242A]. The DC A-11-6 DCA 13
shield assembly 16 can then be removed. (Fig. 5) A-11-6-1 DCAss'y16 A-11-5
A-11-6 DCA Circuit Board A-11-6-2 [352A]9DCA
A-11-6-1 Remove the DC shield assembly 16.
(See procedure A-11-5)
A-11-6-2 Remove the nine (9) screws marked [352A]. The
DCA circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 6)
A-12. Duct Assembly 16, DC Fan Motor A-12. Ass'y 16DC

A-12-5 Remove the AC bottom shield. A-12-5 AC A-9-8
(See procedure A-9-8) A-12-6 16 A-10-5
A-12-6 Remove the duct top 16. (See procedure A-10-5) A-12-7 DCAss'y 16 A-11-5
A-12-7 Remove the DC shield assembly 16. A-12-8 [209A]1
(See procedure A-11-5) 6
A-12-8 Remove the screw marked [209A]. The ferrite A-12-9 Ass'y 1613
support can then be removed. (Fig. 6) A-12-9-1 [202]2Ass'y 16
A-12-9 Duct Assembly 16 6
(Time required: About 13 minutes): A-12-10 DC14
A-12-9-1 Remove the two (2) screws marked [202]. The A-12-10-1 Ass'y 16 A-12-9
duct assembly 16 can then be removed. (Fig. 6) A-12-10-2 [D60]4DC
A-12-10 DC Fan Motor (Time required: About 14 minutes): 7
A-12-10-1 Remove the duct assembly 16.
(See procedure A-12-9)
A-12-10-2 Remove the four (4) screws marked [D60]. The
DC fan motor can then be removed. (Photo 7)
Duct assembly 16Assy 16 DC fan motor

DC
[D60]
[D60]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND
4.0X35 MFZN2B3 (WF000100)
32 Photo 77
LS9-16/LS9-32
B. LS9-16 Disassembly Procedure of Control Panel AssemblyLS9-16 Ass'y

B-1. LCD Assembly 16 B-1. LCD Ass'y 166
(Time required: About 6 minutes) B-1-1 L, R 1
B-1-1 Remove the side panels L and R. (See procedure 1) B-1-2 Ass'y 16 2
B-1-2 Fix the control panel assembly 16. (See procedure 2) B-1-3 [92A] 2 LCD
B-1-3 Remove the two (2) screws marked [92A]. The LCD Ass'y 7
shield angle assembly can then be removed. (Fig. 7) B-1-4 [97A]2[97B]2
B-1-4 Remove the two (2) screws marked [97A] and two 22 7
(2) screws marked [97B]. The two (2) panel angle B-1-5 [22G]3[22H]1[24A]1
brackets 2 can then be removed. (Fig. 7) [24B]2LCD Ass'y16
B-1-5 Remove the three (3) screws marked [22G], screw 7
marked [22H], screw marked [24A] and two (2) LCD Ass'y 16Ass'y 16
screws marked [24B]. The LCD assembly 16 can [24A]1[22G]
then be removed. (Fig. 7) 3[22H]1, [24B]2
* When installing the LCD assembly 16 to the
control panel assembly 16, tighten the screw [97A] [97B]
marked [24A] first and then tighten the three (3) 7
screws marked [22G] and screw marked [22H], LCD Ass'y48
two (2) screws marked [24B]. Finally, tighten
the screws in the order of [97A] [97B] to
install the panel angle bracket 2. (Fig. 7)
* See page 48 for removing procedures of the
LCD assembly.
<Rear view>
[24B]
[24B]
[24A]
LCD Assembly 16
LCD Ass'y 16
[22H] [22G]
<Top view>
[97B] [97B]
Panel angle bracket 2 LCD shield angle assembly

2 LCD Ass'y
Panel angle bracket 2

[97A] 2
[97A]
[92A]
FD
[72A]
[22]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND 3.0X8 MFZN2B3 IT (WE997400)

[24]: Bonding Tapping Screw-BBBOND 3.0X8 MFZN2B3 (WE774100)
[72A]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND 3.0X8 MFZN2B3 (WE774400)
[92A]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND 3.0X8 MFZN2B3 IT (WE997400)
Fig. 77 33
LS9-16/LS9-32
LCD Assembly 16
LCD Ass'y 16
Control Panel Assembly 16

Ass'y 16
Mounting direction of the fader knob

[150A]
[160A] [170A] 10
The concave side should be to the right.
5
0
Fig. 88
B-2. FD Circuit Board B-2. FD7

B-2-1 Remove the side panels L and R. (See procedure 1) B-2-2 Ass'y 162
B-2-2 Remove the control panel assembly 16. B-2-3 [150A]
(See procedure 2) 16[160A]1
B-2-3 Remove the sixteen (16) fader knobs marked 8
[150A] and the fader knob marked [160A] from the B-2-4 [72A]10FD
control panel side. (Fig. 8) 7
B-2-4 Remove the ten (10) screws marked [72A]. The
FD circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 7)
* When installing the fader knob, the concave 8
side of the fader knob should be to the right. FD
(Fig. 8)
* The FD circuit board is used for the following FD CH 1 16STEREO
channels:
FD circuit board: CH 1 16 + STEREO
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B-3. PNIN Circuit Board B-3. PNIN10

B-3-1 Remove the side panels L and R. (See procedure 1) B-3-2 Ass'y 16 2
B-3-2 Remove the control panel assembly 16. B-3-3 FD B-2
(See procedure 2) B-3-4 [62B]3A
B-3-3 Remove the FD circuit board. (See procedure B-2) 9
B-3-4 Remove the three (3) screws marked [62B]. The B-3-5 [22I] 3 [32B] 12
cable holder A can then be removed. (Fig. 9) PNINPNIN 9
B-3-5 Remove the three (3) screws marked [22I] and PNIN
twelve (12) screws marked [32B]. The PNIN 8
angle bracket and PNIN circuit board can then be [20] 4 4
removed. (Fig. 9) [30] 4 4
* The PNIN circuit board contains the following [40] 4 4
buttons. (Photo 8) PNIN
[20]: Button L (Gray) 4 pcs.
[30]: Button L (Blue) 4 pcs. PNIN CH 1 16
[40]: Button L (White) 4 pcs.
* The PNIN circuit board is used for the following
channels:
PNIN circuit board: CH 1 16
<Top view> Cable holder A

A [22I]
PNIN angle bracket

PNIN
STIN1 PNIN [32B]

[42B]
[62B]
[52B]
STIN2
[22I]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND3.0X8 MFZN2B3 IT (WE997400)

[32B]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND3.0X8 MFZN2B3 (WE774400)
Fig. 99
35
LS9-16/LS9-32
PNIN Circuit BoardPNIN
[30]: Button L (Blue)

4 [20]: Button L (Gray)
4
[40]: Button L (White)

4 Photo 88
B-4. STIN1 Circuit Board, STIN2 Circuit Board B-4. STIN1STIN2

B-4-1 Remove the side panels L and R. (See procedure 1) B-4-1L, R 1
B-4-2 Remove the control panel assembly 16. B-4-2Ass'y 16 2
(See procedure 2) B-4-3STIN1 11
B-4-3 STIN1 Circuit Board B-4-3-1
FD B-2
(Time required: About 11 minutes): B-4-3-2
A B-3-4
B-4-3-1 Remove the FD circuit board. (See procedure B-2) B-4-3-3
[42B]4STIN1
B-4-3-2 Remove the cable holder A. (See procedure B-3-4) 9
B-4-3-3 Remove the four (4) screws marked [42B]. The STIN1
STIN1 circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 9) 9
* The STIN1 circuit board contains the following [10a]
1
buttons. (Photo 9) [10b]
1
[10a]: Button L (Gray) 1 pc. [10c]
1
[10b]: Button L (Blue) 1 pc. [10d]
4 1
[10c]: Button L (White) 1 pc. [10e]
4 1
[10d]: Button L (Gray) 1 pc. [10f]
4 1
[10e]: Button L (Blue) 1 pc.
[10f]: Button L (White) 1 pc.
STIN1 Circuit BoardSTIN1

[10c]: Button L (White) [10a]: Button L (Gray) [10b]: Button L (Blue)

[10f]: Button L (White) [10d]: Button L (Gray) [10e]: Button L (Blue)

4 4 4
Photo 99
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LS9-16/LS9-32
B-4-4 STIN2 Circuit Board B-4-4 STIN2 6

(Time required: About 6 minutes): B-4-4-1 [170A]
B-4-4-1 Remove the two (2) encoder knobs marked [170A] 2 8
on the control panel side. (Fig. 8) B-4-4-2 [52B]6STIN2
B-4-4-2 Remove the six (6) screws marked [52B]. The 9
STIN2 circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 9) STIN2
* The STIN2 circuit board contains the following 10
buttons (Photo 10) [20a]
12
[20a]: Button S (White) 12 pcs.
[20a]: Button S (White)

Photo 1010
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LS9-16/LS9-32
C. LS9-32 Disassembly Procedure of Bottom Assembly SectionLS9-32Ass'y
C-1. CPU Circuit Board C-1. CPU6

(Time required: About 6 minutes) C-1-1 L, R 1
C-1-1 Remove the side panels L and R. (See procedure 1) C-1-2 Ass'y 32 2
C-1-2 Remove the control panel assembly 32. C-1-3 [322C] 2 [322D] 2
(See procedure 2) CPU 10
C-1-3 Remove the two (2) screws marked [322C] and CPU MAC (Media Access Control)
two (2) screws marked [322D]. The CPU circuit CPU
board can then be removed. (Fig. 10) MAC
* MAC (Media Access Control) address is stored
in the CPU circuit board. If the CPU circuit board
is replaced, MAC address will be changed.
C-2. Replacing the Lithium Battery C-2. 5

C-2-1 Remove the side panels L and R. (See procedure 1) C-2-2 Ass'y 32
2
C-2-2 Remove the control panel assembly 32. C-2-3 A-2-3
(See procedure 2)
C-2-3 Replace the lithium battery. (See procedure A-2-3)
C-3. HAAD2 (1/4 4/4) Circuit Boards C-3. HAAD2

1/4 4/4

C-3-1 Remove the side panels L and R. (See procedure 1) C-3-1 L, R 1
C-3-2 Fix the control panel assembly 32. (See procedure 2) C-3-2 Ass'y 32 2
C-3-3 HAAD2 (1/4) Circuit Board C-3-3 HAAD2 1/48
(Time required: About 8 minutes): C-3-3-1 [362C] 16 [364C] 2
C-3-3-1 Remove the sixteen (16) screws marked [362C] HAAD21/4 10
and two (2) screws marked [364C]. The HAAD2 C-3-4 HAAD2 2/411
(1/4) circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 10) C-3-4-1 HAAD21/4 C-3-3
C-3-4 HAAD2 (2/4) Circuit Board C-3-4-2 [362D]16[364D]2[52C]
C-3-4-1 Remove the HAAD2 (1/4) circuit board. 10
(See procedure C-3-3) C-3-5 HAAD2 3/48
C-3-4-2 Remove the sixteen (16) screws marked [362D], C-3-5-1 [362E] 16 [364E] 2
two (2) screws marked [364D], and two (2) screws HAAD23/4 10
marked [52C]. The HA angle and HAAD2 (2/4) C-3-6 HAAD2 4/411
circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 10) C-3-6-1 HAAD23/4 C-3-5
C-3-5 HAAD2 (3/4) Circuit Board C-3-6-2 [362F]16[364F]2[52D]
C-3-5-1 Remove the sixteen (16) screws marked [362E] 10
and two (2) screws marked [364E]. The HAAD2 HAAD21/4 HAAD24/4
(3/4) circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 10)
C-3-6 HAAD2 (4/4) Circuit Board HAAD2 1/4 INPUT CH 1 8
(Time required: About 11 minutes): HAAD2 2/4 INPUT CH 9 16
C-3-6-1 Remove the HAAD2 (3/4) circuit board. HAAD2 3/4 INPUT CH 17 24
(See procedure C-3-5) HAAD2 4/4 INPUT CH 25 32
C-3-6-2 Remove the sixteen (16) screws marked [362F],
two (2) screws marked [364F], and two (2) screws
marked [52D]. The HA angle and HAAD2 (4/4)
* The circuit boards from HAAD2 (1/4) through
HAAD2 (4/4) are used for the following channels:
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LS9-16/LS9-32
<Rear view>
[372B] x 16
[384B] [382B] LAMP
[392] [392]
[362E] x 16 [362C] x 16
JK
HAAD2 (1/4)
DA
(1/2)
HAAD2 (2/4)
DA [372C] x 16 HAAD2 (4/4) [362F] x 16 HAAD2 (3/4) [362D] x 16
(2/2)
HAAD2 (3/4)
HAAD2 (4/4)
HAAD2 (2/4) HAAD2 (1/4)

LAMP
[364C]
[52C] [364D]
[364E] [386B]
[364F] [374B]
HA angle [374C]
HA[52C] JK
[52D]
DSP32
CPU [52D]
DA
(1/2)
DCD
Cable holder C
[322D] [374B] C
DA (2/2)
CPU
PHN [374C]
DSP32
[322C]
CPU support A
CPUA

[382B]: Bonding Tapping Screw-BBBOND3.0X8 MFZN2B3 (WE774100)
[384B]: Bind Head ScrewBIND 3.0X6 MFZN2B3 (WE878300)
[386B]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND3.0X6 MFZN2B3 (WF028600)
Fig. 1010
39
LS9-16/LS9-32
C-4. LAMP Circuit Board C-4. LAMP6

2
C-4-2 Fix the control panel assembly 32. (See procedure 2) C-4-3 [392]2LAMP
C-4-3 Remove the two (2) screws marked [392]. The 10
LAMP circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 10)
C-5. JK Circuit Board C-5. JK6

C-5-2 Fix the control panel assembly 32. (See procedure 2) C-5-3 [386B]2 10
C-5-3 Remove the two (2) screws marked [386B]. (Fig. 10) C-5-4 [382B] 3 [384B] 2 JK
C-5-4 Remove the three (3) screws marked [382B] and 10
two (2) screws marked [384B]. The JK circuit
board can then be removed. (Fig. 10)
C-6. DA (1/2, 2/2) Circuit Boards C-6. DA

1/22/2

C-6-2 Fix the control panel assembly 32. (See procedure 2) C-6-2 Ass'y 32 2
C-6-3 Remove the JK circuit board. (See procedure C-5) C-6-3 JK C-5
C-6-4 DA (1/2) Circuit Board C-6-4 DA1/2 9
(Time required: About 9 minutes): C-6-4-1 [374B]2C
C-6-4-1 Remove the two (2) screws marked [374B]. The 10
cable holder C can then be removed. (Fig. 10) C-6-4-2 [372B]16DA1/2
C-6-4-2 Remove the sixteen (16) screws marked [372B]. 10
The DA (1/2) circuit board can then be removed. C-6-5 DA2/2 11
(Fig. 10) C-6-5-1 DA1/2 C-6-4
C-6-5 DA (2/2) Circuit Board C-6-5-2 [372C] 16 [374C] 2
(Time required: About 11 minutes): DA2/2 10
C-6-5-1 Remove the DA (1/2) circuit board. (See procedure DADA
C-6-4) DADA
C-6-5-2 Remove the sixteen (16) screws marked [372C] DA
and two (2) screws marked [374C]. The DA (2/2) DADA
* The earth sheet DA is not part of the DA circuit 6
board. The earth sheet DA is soldered to the DA1/2DA2/2
DA circuit board. When replacing the DA circuit
board, remove the solder to remove the earth DA1/2 OMNI OUT CH 1 8
sheet DA from the DA circuit board and solder DA2/2 OMNI OUT CH 9 16
it to the new circuit board. (Photo 6)
* The DA (1/2) circuit board and DA (2/2) circuit
board are used for the following channels:
DA (1/2) circuit board: OMNI OUT CH 1 8
DA (2/2) circuit board: OMNI OUT CH 9 16
40
LS9-16/LS9-32
C-7. DCD Circuit Board C-7. DCD6

2
C-7-2 Remove the control panel assembly 32. C-7-3 [342B]7DCD
(See procedure 2) 11
C-7-3 Remove the seven (7) screws marked [342B]. The
DCD circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 11)
C-8. PHN Circuit Board C-8. PHN6

C-8-2 Remove the control panel assembly 32. C-8-3 [332C]2 11
(See procedure 2) C-8-4 [100B]
1 [332D] 1
C-8-3 Remove the two (2) screws marked [332C].(Fig. 11) [334B]1PHN
C-8-4 Remove the knob L marked [100B], the screw 11
marked [332D], and the hexagonal nut marked
[334B]. The PHN circuit board can then be
removed. (Fig. 11)
<Rear view> AC inlet assembly
Assy
[218C] [218C]
Finger guard
[72B] [62C]
[204] [502B] Duct top assembly 32 Ferrite core AC bottom shield 32
DAJK angle L 32 DAJK angle R 3232Assy AC32
<Top view> DAJK L 32 DAJK R 32
[212B]
[213]
[209B]
[212B] ACIN
[312F]
DSP32 [209B]
[312E] [342B]
<Front view>
CPU support B DCD [230B]
CPUB [332C]
PHN Earth

CPU support A [312D] [312F] [342B] [100B] [334B] [332D]
CPUA
[62C]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND3.0X6 MFZN2B3 (WF028600)
[204]: Bind Head ScrewBIND 4.0X35 MFZN2B3 (WE994300)
[209B]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND 3.0X6 MFZN2B3 (WF028600)
[213]: PW Head Tapping Screw-BBPWH 3.0X8 MFZN2W3 (WF002600)
[218C]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND 3.0X6 MFZN2B3 (WF028600)
[334B]: Hexagonal Nut9.0 MFNI33 (V2431400)
[502B]: Bonding Tapping Screw-BBBOND3.0X8 MFZN2B3 (WE774100)
Fig. 1111 41
LS9-16/LS9-32
C-9. DSP32 Circuit Board C-9. DSP3213

C-9-2 Remove the control panel assembly 32. C-9-3 CPU C-1
(See procedure 2) C-9-4 HAAD2 3/44/4
C-9-3 Remove the CPU circuit board. (See procedure C-1) C-3-5C-3-6
C-9-4 Remove the HAAD2 (3/4, 4/4) circuit boards. C-9-5 [312D] 2 [312E] 2
(See procedures C-3-5 and C-3-6) CPUA, B 11
C-9-5 Remove the two (2) screws marked [312D] and C-9-6 [312F]5DSP32
two (2) screws marked [312E]. The CPU supports 11
A and B can then be removed. (Fig. 11)
C-9-6 Remove the five (5) screws marked [312F]. The
DSP32 circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 11)
C-10. ACIN Circuit Board, AC Inlet Assembly, C-10. ACIN Ass'yAC

AC Bottom Shield 32 32
C-10-2 Fix the control panel assembly 32. C-10-2 Ass'y 32 2
(See procedure 2) C-10-3 ACIN 6
C-10-3 ACIN Circuit Board C-10-3-1 [212B] 3 [213] 1
(Time required: About 6 minutes): ACIN 11
C-10-3-1 Remove the three (3) screws marked [212B] and PSWACIN
screw marked [213]. The ACIN circuit board can ACINACIN
then be removed. (Fig. 11) PSW
* The power switch knob is not part of the ACIN 7
circuit board. When replacing the ACIN circuit C-10-4 Ass'y6
board, remove the power switch knob from C-10-4-1 [502B]2 11
the ACIN circuit board and install it on the new C-10-4-2 [230B]1
circuit board. (Photo 7) 11
C-10-4 AC Inlet Assembly C-10-4-3 Ass'y 11
(Time required: About 6 minutes): C-10-5 AC327
C-10-4-1 Remove the two (2) screws marked [502B]. (Fig. 11) C-10-5-1 Ass'y C-10-4
C-10-4-2 Remove the screw marked [230B]. The earth can C-10-5-2 [218C]4AC32
then be removed. (Fig. 11) 11
C-10-4-3 Remove the AC inlet assembly. (Fig. 11)
C-10-5 AC Bottom Shield 32
(Time required: About 7 minutes):
C-10-5-1 Remove the AC inlet assembly. (See procedure
C-10-4)
C-10-5-2 Remove the four (4) screws marked [218C]. The AC
bottom shield 32 can then be removed. (Fig. 11)
C-11. Power Supply Unit C-11. 13

C-11-2 Fix the control panel assembly 32. C-11-3 AC32 C-10-5
(See procedure 2) C-11-4 [209B]632Ass'y
C-11-3 Remove the AC bottom shield 32. (See procedure 11
C-10-5) C-11-5 [302B]4[303B]1
C-11-4 Remove the six (6) screws marked [209B]. The duct 12
top 32 assembly can then be removed. (Fig. 11)
C-11-5 Remove the four (4) screws marked [302B] and
screw marked [303B]. The power supply unit can
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LS9-16/LS9-32
* The earth film is not part of the power supply

unit. When replacing the power supply unit,
remove the earth film from the power supply
unit and install it on the new power supply
12
unit. (Fig. 12)
<Top view> Finger guard
DC fan motor
DC
[206B]
Fan holder 32
[352B] 32
[352B] Earth film
DCA
[303B]
Power supply unit

Duct side assembly 32

32Assy [302B]
[206B]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND

3.0X6 MFZN2B3 (WF028600)
3.0X6 MFZN2B3 (WF028600)
3.0X8 MFZN2B3 IT (WE997400)
3.0X6 MFZN2B3 (WF028600)
Fig. 1212
C-12. DC Fan Motor, DCA Circuit Board C-12. DCDCA

C-12-2 Fix the control panel assembly 32. C-12-2 Ass'y 32 2
(See procedure 2) C-12-3 JK C-5
C-12-3 Remove the JK circuit board. (See procedure C-5) C-12-4 DA1/22/2 C-6
C-12-4 Remove the DA (1/2, 2/2) circuit boards. C-12-5 AC32 C-10-5
(See procedure C-6) C-12-6 32Ass'y C-11-4
C-12-5 Remove the AC bottom shield 32. (See procedure C-12-7 [62C]2[72B]2[206B]3
C-10-5) DAJK(L)32DAJK(R)32
C-12-6 Remove the duct top 32 assembly. (See procedure 32Ass'y 1112
C-11-4) C-12-8 DC10
C-12-7 Remove the two (2) screws marked [62C], two (2) C-12-8-1 [204] 4
screws marked [72B] and three (3) screws marked 32DC
[206B]. The duct side assembly 32 can then be 11
removed together with the DAJK angle L 32 and 32DC
DAJK angle R 32. (Fig. 11, Fig. 12) DC
C-12-8 DC Fan Motor (Time required: About 10 minutes): DC
C-12-8-1 Remove the four (4) screws marked [204]. The DC 32DC
fan motor can then be removed together with the
finger guard and fan holder 32. (Fig. 11) C-12-9 DCA11
* The fan holder 32 is not part of the DC fan C-12-9-1 [352B]9DCA
motor. When replacing the DC fan motor, 12
remove the fan holder 32 from the DC fan motor
and install it to the new DC fan motor.
C-12-9 DCA Circuit Board
(Time required: About 11 minutes):
C-12-9-1 Remove the nine (9) screws marked [352B]. The
DCA circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 12)
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D. LS9-32 Disassembly Procedure of Control Panel AssemblyLS9-32 Ass'y

D-1. LCD Assembly 32 D-1. LCD Ass'y 326
(Time required: About 6 minutes) D-1-1 L, R 1
D-1-1 Remove the side panels L and R. (See procedure 1) D-1-2 Ass'y 32 2
D-1-2 Fix the control panel assembly 32. (See procedure 2) D-1-3 [92B]2LCDAss'y
D-1-3 Remove the two (2) screws marked [92B]. The LCD 13
shield angle assembly can then be removed. (Fig. 13) D-1-4 [97C]2[97D]2[97E]2
D-1-4 Remove the two (2) screws marked [97C], two (2) 22 13
screws marked [97D] and two (2) screws marked D-1-5 [22J]3[22K]1[24C]
[97E]. The two (2) panel angle brackets 2 can then 1[24D]2LCD Ass'y32
be removed. (Fig. 13) 13
D-1-5 Remove the three (3) screws marked [22J], screw LCD Ass'y 32Ass'y 32
marked [22K], screw marked [24C] and two (2) [24C]1[22J]
screws marked [24D].The LCD assembly 32 can 3[22K]1[24D]2
* When installing the LCD assembly 32 to the [97C] [97D] [97E]
control panel assembly 32, tighten the screw 13
marked [24C] first and then tighten the three (3) LCD Ass'y48
screws marked [22J] and screw marked [22K],
two (2) screws marked [24D]. Finally, tighten
the screws in the order of [97C] [97D] [97E]
to install the panel angle bracket 2. (Fig. 13)
* See page 48 for removing procedures of the
LCD assembly.
<Rear view>
[24D] [24D]
LCD Assembly 32
[24C] LCD Ass'y 32
LCD shield angle assembly

[22K] LCD Ass'y Panel angle bracket 2
<Top view> Panel angle bracket 2 [92B] [22J] 2
2 [22J]
[97D]
[97D]
[97E]
[97E]
[97C]
[97C]
FD FD2
[72C] [82]

[72C]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND 3.0X8 MFZN2B3 (WE774400)
[82]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND 3.0X8 MFZN2B3 (WE774400)
[92B]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND 3.0X8 MFZN2B3 IT (WE997400)
44 Fig. 1313
LS9-16/LS9-32
D-2. FD Circuit Board, FD2 Circuit Board D-2. FDFD2

D-2-1 Remove the side panels L and R. (See procedure 1) D-2-1 L, R 1
D-2-2 Remove the control panel assembly 32. D-2-2 Ass'y 32 2
(See procedure 2) D-2-3 FD7
D-2-3 FD Circuit Board (Time required: About 7 minutes): D-2-3-1 [150B]
D-2-3-1 Remove the sixteen (16) fader knobs marked 16[160B]1
[150B] and the fader knob marked [160B] from the 14
control panel side. (Fig. 14) D-2-3-2 [72C]10FD
D-2-3-2 Remove the ten (10) screws marked [72C]. The 13
FD circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 13) D-2-4 FD27
D-2-4 FD2 Circuit Board (Time required: About 7 minutes): D-2-4-1 [150C]
D-2-4-1 Remove the sixteen (16) fader knobs marked 16 14
[150C] from the control panel side. (Fig. 14) D-2-4-2 [82]8FD2
D-2-4-2 Remove the eight (8) screws marked [82]. The 13
FD2 circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 13)
* When installing the fader knob, the concave side
of the fader knob should be to the right. (Fig. 14) 14
* The FD circuit board and FD2 circuit board are FDFD2
used for the following channels:
FD circuit board: CH 17 32 + STEREO FD CH 17 32STEREO
FD2 circuit board: CH 1 16 FD2 CH 1 16
Control Panel Assembly 32

Ass'y 32 LCD Assembly 32
LCD Ass'y 32
[150C]
[150B]
Mounting direction of the fader knob
[160B]
[170A]
10
The concave side should be to the right.
5
0
Fig. 1414
45
LS9-16/LS9-32
PNIN angle bracket Cable holder B

<Top view> [22L] [22L]
PNIN B
[32D] [22L] [32D] [32D] [32D]
[32C]
[32C]
[42C]
STIN1 [62D] PNIN

(2/2)
[42C]
PNIN (1/2)
[66]
[52E]
STIN2 [32C]
[32D] Cable holder A [32D]

A
[22L]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND 3.0X8 MFZN2B3 IT (WE997400)
[42C]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND 3.0X8 MFZN2B3 (WE774400)
[52E]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND 3.0X8 MFZN2B3 (WE774400)
[62D]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND 3.0X8 MFZN2B3 (WE774400)
Fig. 1515
D-3. PNIN (1/2, 2/2) Circuit Boards D-3. PNIN

1/22/2

(See procedure 2) D-3-3 PNIN1/29
D-3-3 PNIN (1/2) Circuit Board D-3-3-1 FD2 D-2-4
(Time required: About 9 minutes): D-3-3-2 [66]2B
D-3-3-1 Remove the FD2 circuit board. (See procedure 15
D-2-4) D-3-3-3 [32C]11PNIN(1/2)
D-3-3-2 Remove the two (2) screws marked [66]. The cable 15
holder B can then be removed. (Fig. 15) D-3-4 PNIN 2/2
9
D-3-3-3 Remove the eleven (11) screws marked [32C]. D-3-4-1 FD D-2-3
The PNIN (1/2) circuit board can then be removed. D-3-4-2 [62D]3A
(Fig. 15) 15
D-3-4 PNIN (2/2) Circuit Board D-3-4-3 [22L]3[32D]12PNIN
(Time required: About 9 minutes): PNIN(2/2) 15
D-3-4-1 Remove the FD circuit board. (See procedure PNIN
D-2-3) 8
D-3-4-2 Remove the three (3) screws marked [62D]. The [20] 4 4
cable holder A can then be removed. (Fig. 15) [30] 4 4
D-3-4-3 Remove the three (3) screws marked [22L] and [40] 4 4
twelve (12) screws marked [32D]. The PNIN angle
bracket and PNIN (2/2) circuit board can then be
removed. (Fig. 15)
* The PNIN circuit board contains the following
buttons. (Photo 8)
[20]: Button L (Gray) 4 pcs.
[30]: Button L (Blue) 4 pcs.
[40]: Button L (White) 4 pcs.
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* The PNIN (1/2) circuit board and PNIN (2/2) circuit PNIN1/2PNIN2/2
board are used for the following channels:
PNIN (1/2) circuit board: CH 1 16 PNIN1/2
CH 1 16
PNIN (2/2) circuit board: CH 17 32 PNIN2/2
CH 17 32
D-4. STIN1 Circuit Board, STIN2 Circuit Board D-4. STIN1STIN2

(See procedure 2) D-4-3 STIN1 8
D-4-3 STIN1 Circuit Board D-4-3-1 FD D-2-3
(Time required: About 8 minutes): D-4-3-2 A D-3-4-2
D-4-3-1 Remove the FD circuit board. (See procedure D-2-3) D-4-3-3 [42C]5STIN1
D-4-3-2 Remove the cable holder A. (See procedure D-3-4-2) 15
D-4-3-3 Remove the five (5) screws marked [42C]. The STIN1
STIN1 circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 15) 11
* The STIN1 circuit board contains the following [10a]
1
buttons (Photo 11) [10b]
1
[10a]: Button L (Gray) 1 pc. [10c]
1
[10b]: Button L (Blue) 1 pc. [10d]
4 1
[10c]: Button L (White) 1 pc. [10e]
4 1
[10d]: Button L (Gray) 1 pc. [10f]
4 1
[10e]: Button L (Blue) 1 pc. D-4-4 STIN2 7
[10f]: Button L (White) 1 pc. D-4-4-1 [170B]
D-4-4 STIN2 Circuit Board 4 14
(Time required: About 7 minutes): D-4-4-2 [52E]7STIN2
D-4-4-1 Remove the four (4) encoder knobs marked [170B] 15
on the control panel side. (Fig. 14) STIN2
D-4-4-2 Remove the seven (7) screws marked [52E]. The 12
STIN2 circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 15) [20a] 12
* The STIN2 circuit board contains the following
buttons (Photo 12)
[20a]: Button S (White) 12 pcs.
[10e]: Button L (Blue)

4 STIN2 Circuit BoardSTIN2
[10b]: Button L (Blue)

[10a]: Button L (Gray) [20a]: Button S (White)

[10d]: Button L (Gray)

4
[10c]: Button L (White)

[10f]: Button L (White)

4
Photo 1111 Photo 1212
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E. Disassembly Procedure of LCD AssemblyLCD Ass'y
* Before disassembling the LCD assembly, LCD Ass'y

prepare a soft cloth to put it on so as not to
damage the LCD during disassembly.
<Top view> [150] [120] [140]
YAMAHA
[110]
LCD [130]
<Bottom view> [22M] LCD holder assembly
[52G] LCDAssy [52F]
PNMS
[32E]
INV [62E]
PNDA
ENC
[22Q]
[22M]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND3.0X8 MFZN2B3 (WE774400)

[32E]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND3.0X8 MFZN2B3 (WE774400)
[52]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND3.0X8 MFZN2B3 IT (WE997400)
[62E]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND3.0X8 MFZN2B3 (WE774400)
Fig. 1616
48
LS9-16/LS9-32
E-1. ENC Circuit Board, PNMS Circuit Board E-1. ENCPNMS

E-1-1 LS9-16: Remove the LCD assembly 16. E-1-1 LS9-16: LCD Ass'y 16
B-1
(See procedure B-1) LS9-32: LCD Ass'y 32
D-1
LS9-32: Remove the LCD assembly 32. E-1-2 [110]
(See procedure D-1) 1
E-1-2 Tie a string or the like to the encoder knob marked 13
[110]. Then, pull the string to remove the encoder E-1-3 [120]
knob marked [110] from the control panel side. 1[130]3[140]
(Photo 13) 3[150]1
E-1-3 Remove the encoder knob marked [120], three (3) 16
encoder knobs marked [130], three (3) encoder E-1-4 [72D]1 14
knobs marked [140], and the encoder knob
marked [150] from the control panel side. (Fig. 16)
E-1-4 Remove the nut marked [72D]. (Photo 14)
String [110] [72D]

Photo 1313 [72D]: Hexagonal Nut9.0 MFNI33 (V2431400)

Photo 1414
E-1-5 ENC Circuit Board E-1-5 ENC 10

(Time required: About 10 minutes): E-1-5-1 ENC 16
E-1-5-1 Remove the ENC circuit board. (Fig. 16) ENC
* The ENC circuit board is soldered. Before ENC
removing the ENC circuit board, remove the 15
solder to remove the cable. (Photo 15) E-1-6 PNMS 10
E-1-6 PNMS Circuit Board E-1-6-1 [22Q] 8 PNMS ENC
E-1-6-1 Remove the eight (8) screws marked [22Q]. The ENCPNMS
PNMS circuit board and ENC circuit board can PNMS
then be removed. (Fig. 16) ENCPNMS
* The ENC circuit board is not part of the PNMS
circuit board. When replacing the PNMS circuit PNMSqw
board, remove the ENC circuit board and install 16
it to the new PNMS circuit board. PNMS
* Tighten the screws in the order of screw q 16
g screw w g the other screws to install the [40a] 1
PNMS circuit board. (Fig. 16) [40b] 4
* The PNMS circuit board contains the following [40c] 1
buttons. (Photo 16) [40e] 7
[40a]: Button S (White) 1 pc.
[40b]: Button S (Gray) 4 pcs.
[40c]: Button S (Gray) 1 pc.
[40e]: Button L (Black) 7 pcs.
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ENC Circuit BoardENC PNMS Circuit BoardPNMS
[40b]: Button S (Gray) [40a]: Button S (White)

[40e]: Button L (Black)
[40c]: Button S (Gray)

ENC Soldering

Photo 1515
[40e]: Button L (Black)

Photo 1616
E-2. INV Circuit Board, LCD E-2. INV

E-2-1 LS9-16: Remove the LCD assembly 16. E-2-1 LS9-16: LCD Ass'y 16B-1
(See procedure B-1) LS9-32: LCD Ass'y 32D-1
LS9-32: Remove the LCD assembly 32. E-2-2 INV 7
(See procedure D-1) E-2-2-1 [62E]4INV
E-2-2 INV Circuit Board (Time required: About 7 minutes): 16
E-2-2-1 Remove the four (4) screws marked [62E]. The E-2-3 7
INV circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 16) E-2-3-1 [52F]1[52G]1LCD
E-2-3 LCD (Time required: About 7 minutes each): Ass'y 16
E-2-3-1 Remove the screw marked [52F] and the screw LCDAss'y[52F]
marked [52G]. The LCD holder assembly can then 1LCDAss'y
be removed. (Fig. 16) ALCDB[52G]
* When installing the LCD holder assembly, 1[52F]
tighten the screw marked [52F] temporarily first, 1 1617
and then, with the portion A of the LCD holder E-2-3-2 [42D]1
assembly placed against the portion B of the 17
LCD panel, tighten the screw marked [52G] and
tighten the screw marked [52F] that has been
tightened temporarily. (Fig. 16, Fig. 17)
E-2-3-2 Remove the screw marked [42D]. The LCD can
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LCD holder assembly

LCDAssy
LCD panel
LCD
B
LCD
[42D]
[42D]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-BBBIND

3.0X12 MFZN2W3 (WE987400)
Fig. 1717
E-3. PNDA Circuit Board E-3. PNDA7

(Time required: About 7 minutes) E-3-1 LS9-16: LCD Ass'y 16
B-1
E-3-1 LS9-16: Remove the LCD assembly 16. LS9-32: LCD Ass'y 32
D-1
(See procedure B-1) E-3-2 [32E]4PNDA
LS9-32: Remove the LCD assembly 32. 16
(See procedure D-1) PNDA
E-3-2 Remove the four (4) screws marked [32E]. The 17
PNDA circuit board can then be removed. (Fig. 16) [30a] 4
* The PNDA circuit board contains the following [30b] 4
buttons. (Photo 17) [30c] 4
[30a]: Button S (Red) 4 pcs. [30d] 4
[30b]: Button S (Blue) 4 pcs. [30e] 4
[30c]: Button S (Light Blue) 4 pcs. [30f] 8
[30d]: Button S (Violet) 4 pcs.
[30e]: Button S (White) 4 pcs.
[30f]: Button S (Gray) 8 pcs.
[30f]: Button S (Gray) [30a]: Button S (Red)

[30b]: Button S (Blue)

[30c]: Button S (Light Blue)

[30e]: Button S (White)

[30d]: Button S (Violet)

Photo 1717
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LSI PIN DESCRIPTIONLSI

HD6433682C08FPV (X6660B00) CPU (E-FDC)..................................................................................52
HD6417727F160CV (X2890B00) CPU (SH3-DSP)..............................................................................53
M38034M4H-224HP (X6983A00) CPU (EC-PNS1)..............................................................................54
M38034M4H-225HP (X6984A00) CPU (EC-EXP)................................................................................54
YSS919B-HZ (XZ693B00) DSP7 (Digital Signal Processor)................................................................55
YSS919C-FZ (XZ693C00) DSP7 (Digital Signal Processor)................................................................55
YSS910-V (XV988B00) DSP6 (Digital Signal Processor).....................................................................56
YSS910C-VZ (XV988C00) DSP6 (Digital Signal Processor)................................................................56
TMS320DA150PGE16D (X3803A00) DSP (Digital Signal Processor).................................................57
YTD442-RZ (X7197A00) VIP1...............................................................................................................58
S1L51252F32S200 (X3775A00) PLLP2 (Gate Array)..........................................................................59
LC4032V-75TN48C (X7109A00) CPLD (Complex Programmable Logic Device)................................60
AK4393VF-E2 (XW029A00) DAC (Digital to Analog Converter)...........................................................60
AK5385BVF-E2 (X5364B00) ADC (Analog to Digital Converter).........................................................60
LC4064V-75TN100C (X8315A00) CPLD (Complex Programmable Logic Device)..............................61
YM3437C-FZE2 (XW060A00) DIT2 (Digital audio Interface Transmitter 2)..........................................61
MBCG46183-129-PFV (XV833A00) SIO4 (Gate Array)........................................................................62
YM3436D-FZ (XG948E00) DIR2 (Digital Format Interface Receiver)...................................................62
KSZ8721SL (X5621A00) PHY..............................................................................................................63
AK4124VF (X7613A00) SRC................................................................................................................63
MD1333N (X6154A00) DC-DC CONVERTER......................................................................................63
FD: IC101, 201

HD6433682C08FPV (X6660B00) CPU (E-FDC) FD2 (LS9-32 only): IC101, 201
PIN PIN
NAME I/O FUNCTION NAME I/O FUNCTION
NO. NO.
1 AN6 I 33 P62 I/O
Analog input I/O port
2 AN7 I 34 P61 I/O
3 AVCC Analog power supply +5 V 35 NMI I Non-maskable interrupt request
4 X2 O Sub clock out 36 P60 I/O
5 X1 I Sub clock in 37 P64 I/O
6 VCL Internal step-down power supply 38 P65 I/O
7 RES I Reset 39 P66 I/O
8 TEST I Test pin 40 P67 I/O I/O port
9 VSS Ground 41 P85 I/O
10 OSC2 O System clock out 42 P86 I/O
11 OSC1 I System clock in 43 P87 I/O
12 VCC Power supply +5 V 44 P20 I/O
13 P50 I/O 45 P21/RXD I/O I/O port / Receive data input
14 P51 I/O 46 P22/TXD I/O I/O port / Transmit data output
15 P34 I/O 47 P23 I/O I/O port
16 P35 I/O 48 SCK3_2 I/O Clock I/O
17 P36 I/O 49 RXD_2 I Receive data input
18 P37 I/O 50 TXD_2 O Transmit data output
19 P52 I/O I/O port 51 P14/IRQ0 I/O
I/O port / External interrupt request input
20 P53 I/O 52 P15/IRQ1 I/O
21 P54 I/O 53 P16 I/O
22 P55 I/O 54 P17 I/O
23 P10 I/O 55 P33 I/O
I/O port
24 P11 I/O 56 P32 I/O
25 P12 I/O 57 P31 I/O
26 SDA I/O IIC data I/O 58 P30 I/O
27 SCL I/O IIC clock I/O 59 AN3 I
28 P74 I/O 60 AN2 I
29 P75 I/O 61 AN1 I
Analog input
30 P76 I/O I/O port 62 AN0 I
31 P24 I/O 63 AN4 I
32 P63 I/O 64 AN5 I
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HD6417727F160CV (X2890B00) CPU (SH3-DSP) CPU: IC002

PIN PIN
NO. NAME I/O FUNCTION NO. NAME I/O FUNCTION
1 Vcc-RTC - Power supply for RTC (1.9V) 121 PTM[4]/PINT[4]/AFE_RDET_/USB1d_TXDMNS I
Not in use
2 XTAL2 - 122 Reserved/USB1d_SUSPEND O
Not in use (XTAL for internal RTC)
3 EXTAL2 - 123 USB1_ovr_crnt/USBF_VBUS I USB function VBUS
4 Vss-RTC - Power supply for RTC (0V) 124 USB2_ovr_crnt_ - USB2_HOST2 over current detection
5 MD1 - 125 RTS2_/USB1d_TXENL O Not in use
Clock mode setting
6 MD2 - 126 PTE[2]/USB1_pwr_en O USB1 voltage control
7 NMI - Not in use (Non-maskable interrupt request) 127 PTE[1]/USB2_pwr_en O USB2 voltage control
8 IRQ0/IRL0_/PTH[0] I 128 CKE/PTK[5] O Enable (SDRAM)
9 IRQ1/IRL1_/PTH[1] I 129 /RAS3/PTJ[0] O RAS for SDRAM
10 IRQ2/IRL2_/PTH[2] I External interrupt request 130 Reserved/PTJ[1] O Not in use
11 IRQ3/IRL3_/PTH[3] I 131 Reserved//CAS/PTJ[2] O CAS for SDRAM
12 IRQ4/PTH[4] I 132 VssQ - VssQ
13 VEPWC O VEE control pin for LCD panel 133 Reserved/PTJ[3] O Output port (DAC Reset)
14 VCPWC - VCC control pin for LCD panel 134 VccQ - VccQ
15 MD5 - Big endian setting 135 Reserved/PTJ[4] O Output port (SIO Reset)
16 /BREQ - Not in use (bus request) 136 Reserved/PTJ[5] O Output port (DAC Mute)
17 /BACK - Bus acknowledge 137 Vss - Vss
18 VssQ - VssQ 138 PTD[5]/CL1 O LCD line clock
19 CKIO2 - System clock output 139 Vcc - Vcc
20 VccQ - VccQ 140 PTD[7]/DON O LCD DISPLAY ON
21 D31/PTB[7] I/O 141 PTE[6]/M_DISP O LCD alternater
22 D30/PTB[6] I/O 142 PTE[3]/FLM O LCD frame line marker
23 D29/PTB[5] I/O 143 PTE[0]/TDO O JTAG (test data output)
24 D28/PTB[4] I/O 144 PCC0RESET/DRACK0 O DMA request acceptance
Data bus PCC0DRV_/DACK0_
25 D27/PTB[3] I/O 145 O DMA acknowledge
26 D26/PTB[2] I/O 146 /WAIT - Hardware wait request
27 D25/PTB[1] I/O 147 /RESETM - Manual reset request
28 D24/PTB[0] I/O 148 /ADTRG/PTH[5] I Analog A/D trigger
29 VssQ - VssQ 149 /IOIS16/PTG[7] I
30 D23/PTA[7] I/O Data bus 150 /ASEMD0 -
31 VccQ - VccQ 151 PTG[5]/ASEBRKAK_
Not in use
32 D22/PTA[6] I/O 152 PTG[4] I
33 D21/PTA[5] I/O Data bus 153 PCC0BVD2/PTG[3]/AUDATA[3] I
34 D20/PTA[4] I/O 154 PCC0BVD1/PTG[2]/AUDATA[2] I
35 Vss - Vss 155 Vss - Vss
36 D19/PTA[3] I/O Data bus 156 PCC0CD2/PTG[1]/AUDATA[1] I Not in use
37 Vcc - Vcc 157 Vcc - Vcc
38 D18/PTA[2] I/O 158 PCC0CD1/PTG[0]/AUDATA[0] I Not in use
39 D17/PTA[1] I/O 159 VssQ - VssQ
Data bus PTF[7]/PINT[15]/TRST_
40 D16/PTA[0] I/O 160 I Not in use
41 D15 - 161 VccQ - VccQ
42 VssQ - VssQ 162 PTF[6]/PINT[14]/TMS I
43 D14 - Data bus 163 PTF[5]/PINT[13]/TDI I
44 VccQ - VccQ 164 PTF[4]/PINT[12]/TCK I
45 D13 - 165 PTF[3]/PINT[11]/Reserved I Not in use
46 D12 - 166 PCCREG_/PTF[2]/Reserved I
47 D11 - 167 PCC0VS1_/PTF[1]/Reserved I
48 D10 - 168 PCC0VS2_/PTF[0]/Reserved I
Data bus
49 D9 - 169 MD0 - Clock mode setting
50 D8 - 170 Vcc-PLL1 - Power supply for Vcc_PLL1 - PLL1(1.9V)
51 D7 - 171 CAP1 - External capacitance for CAP1 _ PLL1
52 D6 - 172 Vss-PLL1 - Power supply for Vss_PLL1 _ PLL1(0V)
53 VssQ - VssQ 173 Vss-PLL2 - Power supply for Vss_PLL2 _ PLL2 (0V)
54 D5 - Data bus 174 CAP2 - External capacitance for CAP2 _ PLL2
55 VccQ - VccQ 175 Vcc-PLL2 - Power supply for Vcc_PLL2 _ PLL2 (1.9V)
56 D4 - 176 PCC0WAIT_/PTH[6]/AUDCK I Not in use
57 D3 - 177 Vss - Vss
58 D2 - Data bus 178 Vcc - Vcc
59 D1 - 179 XTAL - Clock oscillator
60 D0 - 180 EXTAL - External clock
61 A0 - 181 LCD15/PTM[3]/PINT[10] I
62 A1 - Address bus 182 LCD14/PTM[2]/PINT[9] I Not in use
63 A2 - 183 LCD13/PTM[1]/PINT[8] I
64 VssQ - VssQ 184 LCD12/PTM[0] I Input port (Flash ROM RY/BY)
65 A3 - Address bus 185 STATUS0/PTJ[6] O Output port (Flash ROM write protect)
66 VccQ - VccQ 186 STATUS1/PTJ[7] O Output port (Flash ROM ACC)
67 A4 - 187 CL2/PTH[7] O LCD clock output
68 A5 - 188 VssQ - VssQ
69 A6 - 189 CKIO - System clock input/output (for SDRAM)
70 A7 - 190 VccQ - VccQ
Address bus TxD0/SCPT[0]
71 A8 - 191 O Output port for SCI
72 A9 - 192 SCK0/SCPT[1] O
73 A10 - 193 TxD_SIO/SCPT[2] O Not in use
74 A11 - 194 SIOMCLK/SCPT[3] O
75 VssQ - VssQ 195 TxD2/SCPT[4] O Output port for SCI
76 A12 - Address bus 196 SCK_SIO/SCPT[5] O
Not in use
77 VccQ - VccQ 197 SIOFSYNC/SCPT[6] O
78 A13 - 198 RxD0/SCPT[0] i Receiving data 0
79 A14 - 199 RxD_SIO/SCPT[2] i Not in use
80 A15 - 200 Vss - Vss
81 A16 - 201 RxD2/SCPT[4] i Receiving data 2
Address bus Vcc
82 A17 - 202 - Vcc
83 A18 - 203 SCPT[7]/CTS2_/IRQ5 I Not in use
84 A19 - 204 LCD11/PTC[7]/PINT[3] O Output port (PLG CLOCK ON/OFF)
85 A20 - 205 LCD10/PTC[6]/PINT[2] O
Not in use
86 VssQ - VssQ 206 LCD9/PTC[5]/PINT[1] O
87 A21 - Address bus 207 VssQ - VssQ
88 VccQ - VccQ 208 LCD8/PTC[4]/PINT[0] O Not in use
89 A22 - 209 VccQ - VccQ
Address bus
90 A23 - 210 LCD7/PTD[3] O LCD DATA7
91 Vss - Vss 211 LCD6/PTD[2] O LCD DATA6
92 A24 - Address bus 212 LCD5/PTC[3] O LCD DATA5
93 Vcc - Vcc 213 LCD4/PTC[2] O LCD DATA4
94 A25 - Address bus 214 LCD3/PTC[1] O LCD DATA3
95 BS_/PTK[4] O Not connected (bus cycle start signal) 215 LCD2/PTC[0] O LCD DATA2
96 RD_ - Read strobe 216 LCD1/PTD[1] O LCD DATA1
97 WE0_/DQMLL O Write 0 signal 217 LCD0/PTD[0] O LCD DATA0
98 WE1_/DQMLU/WE O Write 1 signal 218 DREQ0_/PTD[4] I DMA request
99 WE2_/DQMUL/ICIORD_/PTK[6] O Write 2 signal 219 LCK/UCLK/PTD[6] I USB clock
100 VssQ - VssQ 220 /RESETP - Power on reset request
101 WE3_/DQMUU/ICIOWR_/PTK{7} O Write 3 signal 221 CA - Hardware standby request
102 VccQ - VccQ 222 MD3 -
Bus width setting for area0
103 RD/WR_ O Read/Write 223 MD4 -
104 PTE[7]/PCC0RDY/AUDSYNC_ O I/O 224 /Scan_testen - Test pin (fixed to 3.3V)
105 /CS0 - Chip Select 0 225 Avcc_USB - USB analog power supply (3.3V)
106 /CS2 - Chip Select 2 226 USB1_P IO USB1 data input/output (+)
107 /CS3 - Chip Select 3 227 USB1_M IO USB1 data input/output (-)
108 /CS4/PTK[2] O Chip Select 4 228 Avss_USB - USB analog power supply (0V)
109 /CS5/CE1A_/PTK[3} O Chip Select 5 229 USB2_P IO USB2 data input/output (+)
110 /CS6/CE1B_ O Chip Select 6 230 USB2_M IO USB2 data input/output (-)
111 CE2A_/PTE[4] O Output port (SWP50 Reset) 231 Avcc_USB - USB analog power supply (3.3V)
112 CE2B_/PTE[5] O Output port (PLG Board Reset) 232 Avss - A/D analog power supply (0V)
113 AFE_HC1/USB1d_DPLS/PTK[0] O SPD DATA 233 AN[2]/PTL[2] I
114 AFE_RLYCNT_/USB1d_DMNS/PTK[1] O SPD CL 234 AN[3]/PTL[3] I
AD converter input
115 VssQ - VssQ 235 AN[4]/PTL[4] I
116 AFE_SCLK/USB1d_TXDPLS I Not in use (USB1 D+ transmission) 236 AN[5]/PTL[5] I
117 VccQ - VccQ 237 Avcc - A/D analog power supply (3.3V)
118 PTM[7]/PTINT[7]/AFE_FS/USB1d_RCV I 238 AN[6]/PTL[6]/DA[1] I AD converter input
119 PTM[6]/PTINT[6]/AFE_RXIN/USB1d_SPEED I Not in use 239 AN[7]/PTL[7]/DA[0] O DA converter output (LCD contrast)
120 PTM[5]/PTINT[5]/AFE_TXOUT/USB1d_TXSE0 I 240 Avss - A/D analog power supply (0V)
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FD: IC301
PNMS: IC102
M38034M4H-224HP (X6983A00) CPU (EC-PNS1) PNIN: IC101
PIN PIN
NO. NO.
1 P62/AN2 I/O 33 P17 I/O
2 P61/AN1 I/O Port 6 / Analog input 34 P16 I/O
3 P60/AN0 I/O 35 P15 I/O
Port 1
4 P57/INT3 I/O Port 5/ Interrupt input 36 P14 I/O
5 P56/PWM I/O Port 5 / PWM output 37 P13 I/O
6 P55/CNTR1 I/O Port 5 / Timer Y function 38 P12 I/O
7 P54/CNTR0 I/O Port 5 / Timer X function 39 P11/INT01 I/O
Port 1 / Interrupt input
8 P53/SRDY2 I/O 40 P10/INT41 I/O
9 P52/SCLK2 I/O 41 P07/AN15 I/O
Port 5 / Serial I/O2 function
10 P51/SOUT2 I/O 42 P06/AN14 I/O
11 P50/SIN2 I/O 43 P05/AN13 I/O
12 P47/SRDY1/CNTR2 I/O Port 4 / Serial I/O1 / timer Z function 44 P04/AN12 I/O
Port 0 / A/D converter output
13 P46/SCLK1 I/O 45 P03/AN11 I/O
14 P45/TXD1 I/O Port 4 / Serial I/O1 function 46 P02/AN10 I/O
15 P44/RXD1 I/O 47 P01/AN9 I/O
16 P43/INT2 I/O 48 P00/AN8 I/O
17 P42/INT1 I/O 49 P37/SRDY3 I/O
18 CNVSS 50 P36/SCLK3 I/O
19 RESET I Reset 51 P35/TXD3 I/O
20 P41/INT00/XCIN I/O 52 P34/TXR3 I/O
Port 4/ Interrupt input / Sub-clock generating I/O
21 P40/INT40/XCOUT I/O 53 P33 I/O
Port 3
22 XIN I Clock in 54 P32 I/O
23 XOUT O Clock out 55 P31/DA2 I/O
Port 3 / D/A converter output
24 VSS Ground 56 P30/DA1 I/O
25 P27/(LED7) I/O 57 VCC Power supply +5 V
26 P26/(LED6) I/O 58 VREF Power supply +5 V
27 P25/(LED5) I/O 59 AVSS Analog ground
28 P24/(LED4) I/O 60 P67/AN7 I/O
Port 2
29 P23/(LED3) I/O 61 P66/AN6 I/O
30 P22/(LED2) I/O 62 P65/AN5 I/O Port 6 / A/D converter output
31 P21/(LED1) I/O 63 P64/AN4 I/O
32 P20/(LED0) I/O 64 P63/AN3 I/O
M38034M4H-225HP (X6984A00) CPU (EC-EXP) HAAD2: IC903

PIN PIN
NO. NO.
1 P62/AN2 I/O 33 P17 I/O
2 P61/AN1 I/O Port 6 / Analog input 34 P16 I/O
3 P60/AN0 I/O 35 P15 I/O
Port 1
4 P57/INT3 I/O Port 5/ Interrupt input 36 P14 I/O
5 P56/PWM I/O Port 5 / PWM output 37 P13 I/O
6 P55/CNTR1 I/O Port 5 / Timer Y function 38 P12 I/O
7 P54/CNTR0 I/O Port 5 / Timer X function 39 P11/INT01 I/O
8 P53/SRDY2 I/O 40 P10/INT41 I/O
9 P52/SCLK2 I/O 41 P07/AN15 I/O
10 P51/SOUT2 I/O 42 P06/AN14 I/O
11 P50/SIN2 I/O 43 P05/AN13 I/O
12 P47/SRDY1/CNTR2 I/O Port 4 / Serial I/O1 / timer Z function 44 P04/AN12 I/O
Port 0 / A/D converter output
13 P46/SCLK1 I/O 45 P03/AN11 I/O
14 P45/TXD1 I/O Port 4 / Serial I/O1 function 46 P02/AN10 I/O
15 P44/RXD1 I/O 47 P01/AN9 I/O
16 P43/INT2 I/O 48 P00/AN8 I/O
17 P42/INT1 I/O 49 P37/SRDY3 I/O
18 CNVSS 50 P36/SCLK3 I/O
19 RESET I Reset 51 P35/TXD3 I/O
20 P41/INT00/XCIN I/O 52 P34/TXR3 I/O
Port 4/ Interrupt input / Sub-clock generating I/O
21 P40/INT40/XCOUT I/O 53 P33 I/O
Port 3
22 XIN I Clock in 54 P32 I/O
23 XOUT O Clock out 55 P31/DA2 I/O
Port 3 / D/A converter output
24 VSS Ground 56 P30/DA1 I/O
25 P27/(LED7) I/O 57 VCC Power supply +5 V
26 P26/(LED6) I/O 58 VREF Power supply +5 V
27 P25/(LED5) I/O 59 AVSS Analog ground
28 P24/(LED4) I/O 60 P67/AN7 I/O
Port 2
29 P23/(LED3) I/O 61 P66/AN6 I/O
30 P22/(LED2) I/O 62 P65/AN5 I/O Port 6 / A/D converter output
31 P21/(LED1) I/O 63 P64/AN4 I/O
32 P20/(LED0) I/O 64 P63/AN3 I/O
54
LS9-16/LS9-32
YSS919B-HZ (XZ693B00) DSP7 (Digital Signal Processor) DSP (LS9-16): IC201, 202, 205, 206
YSS919C-FZ (XZ693C00) DSP7 (Digital Signal Processor) DSP32 (LS9-32): IC201-206
PIN PIN
NO. NO.
1 PLLEN I PLL enable input (0: PLL unuse, 1: PLL use) 105 SIO32 I/O
2 /TEST I Test mode setting (0: TEST, 1: Normal) 106 SIO33 I/O
3 AVss Analog ground 107 SIO34 I/O
4 CPO PLL filter 108 SIO35 I/O
Serial data bus
5 AVdd Power supply (2.5 V) 109 SIO36 I/O
6 Vss Ground 110 SIO37 I/O
7 Vdd Power supply (3.3 V) 111 SIO38 I/O
8 /IC I Initial clear 112 SIO39 I/O
9 /MUTE I Mute control (0: SIO mute, 1: SIO normal in-out) 113 Vdd Power supply (2.5 V)
10 /SSYNC I Serial I/O Sync. signal input 114 Vss Ground
11 MCKS I Serial I/O master clock input (128 x Fs) 115 SIO40 I/O
12 XI I System master clock input (60 MHz or 15 MHz) 116 SIO41 I/O
13 BTYP I Data bus type select (0: 16 bits, 1: 32 bits) 117 SIO42 I/O
14 /CS I Chip select 118 SIO43 I/O
Serial data bus
15 /WR I Write enable input 119 SIO44 I/O
16 /RD I Read enable input 120 SIO45 I/O
17 CA7 I 121 SIO46 I/O
18 CA6 I 122 SIO47 I/O
19 CA5 I 123 Vss Ground
20 CA4 I CPU address bus 124 Vdd Power supply (3.3 V)
21 CA3 I 125 SIO48 I/O
22 CA2 I 126 SIO49 I/O
Serial data bus
25 CD31/CA1 I/O CPU data bus / CPU address bus 129 SIO52 I/O
26 CD30 I/O 130 SIO53 I/O
27 CD29 I/O 131 SIO54 I/O
28 CD28 I/O 132 SIO55 I/O
29 CD27 I/O CPU data bus 133 Vss Ground
30 CD26 I/O 134 SIO56 I/O
31 CD25 I/O 135 SIO57 I/O
32 CD24 I/O 136 SIO58 I/O
Serial data bus
35 CD23 I/O 139 SIO61 I/O
36 CD22 I/O 140 SIO62 I/O
37 CD21 I/O 141 SIO63 I/O
38 CD20 I/O 142 Vdd Power supply (2.5 V)
CPU data bus
39 CD19 I/O 143 Vss Ground
41 CD17 I/O 145 DA00 I/O
42 CD16 I/O 146 DA01 I/O
43 Vss Ground 147 DA02 I/O
44 Vdd Power supply (3.3 V) 148 DA03 I/O
Memory data bus
45 CD15 I/O 149 DA04 I/O
46 CD14 I/O 150 DA05 I/O
47 CD13 I/O 151 DA06 I/O
48 CD12 I/O 152 DA07 I/O
CPU data bus
50 CD10 I/O 154 DA08 I/O
51 CD09 I/O 155 DA09 I/O
52 CD08 I/O 156 DA10 I/O
Memory data bus
54 CD07 I/O 158 DA12 I/O
55 CD06 I/O 159 DA13 I/O
56 CD05 I/O 160 DA14 I/O
57 CD04 I/O 161 DA15 I/O
CPU data bus
60 CD01 I/O 164 DA16 I/O
61 CD00 I/O 165 DA17 I/O
62 /WAIT O Wait output 166 DA18 I/O
64 168 Memory data bus
Vss Ground DA20 I/O
66 SIO00 I/O 170 DA22 I/O
67 SIO01 I/O 171 DA23 I/O
68 SIO02 I/O 172 Vdd Power supply (2.5 V)
69 SIO03 I/O 173 Vss Ground
Serial data bus
70 SIO04 I/O 174 DA24 I/O
71 SIO05 I/O 175 DA25 I/O
72 SIO06 I/O 176 DA26 I/O
73 SIO07 I/O 177 DA27 I/O
74 178 Memory data bus
Vss Ground DA28 I/O
75 SIO08 I/O 179 DA29 I/O
76 SIO09 I/O 180 DA30 I/O
77 SIO10 I/O 181 DA31 I/O
Serial data bus
80 SIO13 I/O 184 /WE O Memory write enable signal
81 SIO14 I/O 185 /CAS O Column address strobe
82 SIO15 I/O 186 SDCK O Clock (SDRAM)
83 Vss Ground 187 CKE O CKE (SDRAM)
84 Vdd Power supply (3.3 V) 188 /RAS O Row address strobe
87 SIO18 I/O 191 BA1 O
88 192 Bank select (SDRAM)
SIO19 I/O BA0 O
Serial data bus
89 SIO20 I/O 193 A12 O
90 SIO21 I/O 194 A11 O
91 SIO22 I/O 195 A10 O Memory address (SDRAM, DRAM)
92 SIO23 I/O 196 A09 O
93 Vdd Power supply (2.5 V) 197 A08 O
94 Vss Ground 198 Vss Ground
96 SIO25 I/O 200 A07 O
97 SIO26 I/O 201 A06 O
98 SIO27 I/O 202 A05 O
Serial data bus
99 SIO28 I/O 203 A04 O
100 204 Memory address (SDRAM, DRAM)
SIO29 I/O A03 O
101 SIO30 I/O 205 A02 O
102 SIO31 I/O 206 A01 O
103 Vss Ground 207 A00 O
104 Vdd Power supply (3.3 V) 208 Vss Ground
55
LS9-16/LS9-32
YSS910-V (XV988B00) DSP6 (Digital Signal Processor)

DSP (LS9-16): IC351, 352
YSS910C-VZ (XV988C00) DSP6 (Digital Signal Processor) DSP32 (LS9-32): IC351, 352
PIN PIN
NO. NO.
1 Vdd Power supply (3.3 V) 89 Vss Ground
2 Vss Ground 90 DB13 I/O
3 XI I System master clock input (60 MHz or 30 MHz) 91 DB14 I/O
4 XO O System master clock output (High or 30 MHz) 92 DB15 I/O
5 Vdd5 Power supply (5 V) 93 DB16 I/O
6 /SYNCI I Sync. signal input 94 DB17 I/O
Parallel data bus
7 /SYNCO O Sync. signal output 95 DB18 I/O
9 CKI I System clock input (30 MHz) 97 DB20 I/O
10 CKO O System clock output (30 MHz) 98 DB21 I/O
11 CKSEL I System master clock select (0: 60 MHz, 1: 30 MHz) 99 DB22 I/O
13 MCKS I Serial I/O master clock input (128 x Fs) 101 Vdd Power supply (3.3 V)
14 /SSYNC I Serial I/O Sync. signal output 102 DB23 I/O
15 /IC I Initial clear (RESET) 103 DB24 I/O
16 /TEST I Test mode setting (0: Test, 1: Normal) 104 DB25 I/O
17 BTYP I Data bus type select (0: 8 bit, 1: 16 bit) 105 DB26 I/O
18 /IRQ O IRQ output 106 DB27 I/O Parallel data bus
19 TRIG I/O Trigger signal input/output 107 DB28 I/O
21 Vss Ground 109 DB30 I/O
22 /CS I chip select signal input 110 DB31 I/O
23 /WR I Write signal input 111 TIMO/DBOB I/O Timing signal output/ Parallel data bus output/ input
24 /RD I Read signal input 112 Vss Ground
25 CA7 I/O 113 Vdd5 Power supply (5 V)
26 CA6 I/O 114 DA00 I/O
27 CA5 I/O 115 DA01 I/O
28 CA4 I/O Address bus of internal register 116 DA02 I/O
29 CA3 I/O 117 DA03 I/O
Memory data bus
30 CA2 I/O 118 DA04 I/O
31 CA1 I/O 119 DA05 I/O
35 CD14 I/O 123 DA08 I/O
36 CD13 I/O 124 DA09 I/O
37 CD12 I/O 125 DA10 I/O
38 CD11 I/O 126 DA11 I/O
Data bus of internal register Memory data bus
39 CD10 I/O 127 DA12 I/O
40 CD09 I/O 128 DA13 I/O
41 CD08 I/O 129 DA14 I/O
42 CD07 I/O 130 DA15 I/O
44 Vss Ground 132 Vdd Power supply (3.3 V)
45 Vdd Power supply (3.3 V) 133 (n.c) Not used
46 Vdd5 Power supply (5 V) 134 Vdd5 Power supply (5 V)
47 CD05 I/O 135 DA16 I/O
48 CD04 I/O 136 DA17 I/O
49 CD03 I/O 137 DA18 I/O
Data bus of internal register
50 CD02 I/O 138 DA19 I/O
Memory data bus
51 CD01 I/O 139 DA20 I/O
52 CD00 I/O 140 DA21 I/O
53 /WAIT O WAIT output 141 DA22 I/O
55 SI0 I 143 Vss Ground
56 SI1 I 144 DA24 I/O
57 SI2 I 145 DA25 I/O
58 SI3 I 146 DA26 I/O
Serial data input
59 SI4 I 147 DA27 I/O
Memory data bus
60 SI5 I 148 DA28 I/O
61 SI6 I 149 DA29 I/O
62 SI7 I 150 DA30 I/O
64 Vdd5 Power supply (5 V) 152 Vdd5 Power supply (5 V)
65 SO0 O 153 Vss Ground
66 SO1 O 154 A00 O
67 SO2 O 155 A01 O
68 SO3 O 156 A02 O
Serial data output
69 SO4 O 157 A03 O
70 SO5 O 158 A04 O
Memory address (SRAM, PSRAM, DRAM)
71 SO6 O 159 A05 O
72 SO7 O 160 A06 O
73 Vss Ground 161 A07 O
74 DB00 I/O 162 A08 O
75 DB01 I/O 163 A09 O
76 DB02 I/O 164 Vss Ground
77 DB03 I/O 165 Vdd Power supply (3.3 V)
78 DB04 I/O 166 A10 O
Memory address (SRAM, PSRAM, DRAM)
79 DB05 I/O 167 A11 O
80 DB06 I/O Parallel data bus 168 A12 O
81 DB07 I/O 169 A13 O Memory address (SRAM, PSRAM)
82 DB08 I/O 170 A14 O
83 DB09 I/O 171 A15/RAS O Memory address (SRAM, PSRAM), /RAS (DRAM)
84 DB10 I/O 172 A16/CAS O Memory address (SRAM, PSRAM), /CAS (DRAM)
85 DB11 I/O 173 A17/CE O Memory address (SRAM), /CE (PSRAM)
86 DB12 I/O 174 /WE O Memory write enable signal
87 Vdd5 Power supply (5 V) 175 /OE O Memory output enable signal
88 Vdd Power supply (3.3 V) 176 Vdd5 Power supply (5 V)
56
LS9-16/LS9-32
DSP (LS9-16): IC402

TMS320DA150PGE16D (X3803A00) DSP (Digital Signal Processor) DSP32 (LS9-32): IC402
PIN PIN
NO. NO.
1 CVSS Ground 73 BFSX1 I/O Frame synchronization pulse for transmit input/output.
2 A22 I/O Address bus 74 BDX1 O Serial data transmit output.
3 CVSS Ground 75 DVDD Power supply +3.3 V
4 DVDD Power supply +3.3 V 76 DVSS Ground
5 A10 I/O Address bus 77 CLKMD1 I
6 HD7 I/O Bidirectional data bus 78 CLKMD2 I Clock mode select signals.
7 A11 I/O 79 CLKMD3 I
8 A12 I/O 80 HPI16 I HPI16 mode selection
9 A13 I/O Address bus 81 HD2 I/O Bidirectional data bus
10 A14 I/O 82 TOUT O Timer output.
11 A15 I/O 83 EMU0 I/O Emulator 0 pin.
12 CVDD Power supply +1.6 V 84 EMU1/OFF I/O Emulator 1 pin/disable all outputs.
13 HAS I Address strobe. 85 TDO O IEEE standard 1149.1 test data output.
14 DVSS Ground 86 TDI I IEEE standard 1149.1 test data input.
15 CVSS Ground 87 TRST I IEEE standard 1149.1 test reset.
16 CVDD Power supply +1.6 V 88 TCK I IEEE standard 1149.1 test clock.
17 HCS I Chip select. 89 TMS I IEEE standard 1149.1 test mode select.
18 HR/W I Read/write. 90 CVSS Ground
19 READY I Data ready. 91 CVDD Power supply +1.6 V
20 PS O 92 HPIENA I HPI module select.
21 DS O Data, program, and I/O space select signals. 93 DVSS Ground
22 IS O 94 CLKOUT O Clock output signal.
23 R/W O Read/write signal. 95 HD3 I/O Bidirectional data bus
24 MSTRB O Memory strobe signal. 96 X1 O Output pin from an internal oscillator for the crystal.
25 IOSTRB O I/O strobe signal. 97 X2/CLKIN I Clock/oscillator input.
26 MSC O Microstate complete. 98 RS I Reset.
27 XF O External flag output (latched software-programmable signal). 99 D0 I/O
28 HOLDA O Hold acknowledge. 100 D1 I/O
29 IAQ O Instruction acquisition signal. 101 D2 I/O
Data bus
30 HOLD I Hold input. 102 D3 I/O
31 BIO I Branch control. 103 D4 I/O
32 MP/MC I Microprocessor/microcomputer mode select. 104 D5 I/O
33 DVDD Power supply +3.3 V 105 A16 I/O Address bus
34 CVSS Ground 106 DVSS Ground
35 BDR1 I Serial data receive input 107 A17 I/O
36 BFSR1 I/O Frame synchronization pulse for receive input. 108 A18 I/O
Address bus
37 CVSS Ground 109 A19 I/O
38 BCLKR1 I/O Receive clock input. 110 A20 I/O
39 HCNTL0 I Control inputs. 111 CVSS Ground
40 DVSS Ground 112 DVDD Power supply +3.3 V
41 BCLKR0 I/O 113 D6 I/O
Receive clock input.
42 BCLKR2 I/O 114 D7 I/O
43 BFSR0 I/O 115 D8 I/O
Frame synchronization pulse for receive input.
44 BFSR2 I/O 116 D9 I/O Data bus
45 BDR0 I Serial data receive input 117 D10 I/O
46 HCNTL1 I Control inputs. 118 D11 I/O
47 BDR2 I Serial data receive input 119 D12 I/O
48 BCLKX0 I/O 120 HD14 I/O Bidirectional data bus
Transmit clock.
49 BCLKX2 I/O 121 D13 I/O
50 CVSS Ground 122 D14 I/O Data bus
51 HINT O Interrupt output. 123 D15 I/O
52 CVDD Power supply +1.6 V 124 HD5 I/O Bidirectional data bus
53 BFSX0 I/O 125 CVDD Power supply +1.6 V
Frame synchronization pulse for transmit input/output.
54 BFSX2 I/O 126 CVSS Ground
55 HRDY O Ready output. 127 HDS1 I Data strobe.
56 DVDD Power supply +3.3 V 128 DVSS Ground
57 DVSS Ground 129 HDS2 I Data strobe.
58 HD0 I/O Bidirectional data bus 130 DVDD Power supply +3.3 V
59 BDX0 O 131 A0 I/O
Serial data transmit output.
60 BDX2 O 132 A1 I/O
Address bus
61 IACK O Interrupt acknowledge signal. 133 A2 I/O
62 HBIL I Byte identification. 134 A3 I/O
63 NMI I Nonmaskable interrupt. 135 HD6 I/O Bidirectional data bus
64 INT0 I 136 A4 I/O
65 INT1 I 137 A5 I/O
External user interrupt inputs.
66 INT2 I 138 A6 I/O
Address bus
67 INT3 I 139 A7 I/O
68 CVDD Power supply +1.6 V 140 A8 I/O
69 HD1 I/O Bidirectional data bus 141 A9 I/O
70 CVSS Ground 142 CVDD Power supply +1.6 V
71 BCLKX1 I/O Transmit clock. 143 A21 I/O Address bus
72 DVSS Ground 144 DVSS Ground
57
LS9-16/LS9-32
YTD442-RZ (X7197A00) VIP1 JK: IC409

PIN PIN
NO. NO.
1 TDO O JTAG output 89 nHD[0] I/O Data input and output
2 TCK I JTAG input 90 nHA[11] I/O Address input
3 TMS I JTAG input 91 VDD_IO Power supply (3.3 V)
4 RTCK O JTAG output 92 nHA[10] I/O
5 VCC3F Power supply (+3.3 V) 93 nHA[9] I/O
6 VCCF Power supply (+1.8 V) 94 nHA[8] I/O
Address input
7 VSS_IO Ground 95 nHA[7] I/O
8 TX_EN O Transmit enable 96 nHA[6] I/O
9 TX_ER O Transmit error 97 nHA[5] I/O
10 TXD[3] O 98 VSS_IO Ground
Transmit data
11 TXD[2] O 99 VSS Ground
12 VSS Ground 100 nHA[4] I/O
Address input
13 TXD[1] O 101 nHA[3] I/O
Transmit data
14 TXD[0] O 102 VDD Power supply (1.8 V)
15 TX_CLK O Transmit clock 103 nHA[2] I/O
16 VDD_IO Power supply (+3.3 V) 104 nHA[1] I/O Address input
17 RX_CLK I Receive clock 105 nHA[0] I/O
18 RXD[0] I 106 nHCS I/O Chip select
19 RXD[1] I 107 nHWR I/O 80 familyWrite enable 68 familyRead/Write
Receive data
20 RXD[2] I 108 nHRD I/O 80 familyRead enable 68 familyAdress enable
21 RXD[3] I 109 VDD_IO Power supply (3.3 V)
22 RX_ER I Receive error 110 INT O Interrupt request signal output to host CPU
23 RX_DV I Receive data valid 111 nCS3 O Chip select3
24 VSSF Ground 112 nCS2 O Chip select2
25 VDD Power supply (+1.8 V) 113 VSS_IO Ground
26 CRS I Carrier sense 114 VSS Ground
27 COL I Collision detection 115 nCS1 O Chip select1
28 MDIO I/O Management data input and output 116 nRD O Read enable
29 MDC O Management clock 117 VDD Power supply (1.8 V)
30 sel_BOOT I Fix the pin to L level. 118 DQM1 O
SDRAM DQ Mask/Write enable
31 TEST2 I 119 DQM0 O
32 TEST1 I Fix the pin to L level. 120 nCS0 O SDRAM chip select
33 TEST0 I 121 VDD_IO Power supply (3.3 V)
34 VSS Ground 122 nRAS O SDRAM row adress strobe
35 VSS_IO Ground 123 nCAS O SDRAM column adress strobe
36 XI I Input for Xtal resonator 124 nWE O SDRAM wite enable
37 XO O Output for Xtal resonator 125 SCKE O SDRAM clock enable
38 VDD_IO Power supply (3.3 V) 126 SCLK I/O SDRAM clock
39 AVSS18D Ground 127 VSS_IO Ground
40 AVDD18D Power supply (1.8 V) 128 A[20] O
41 AVSS18A Ground 129 A[19] O
42 VBBA Bulk bias pin 130 A[18] O
43 AVDD18A Power supply (1.8 V) 131 A[17] O Adress
44 PLL_CAP Capacitor connection pin for the built-in PLL 132 A[16] O
45 PCMSEL I Fix the pin to L level. 133 A[15] O
46 MASTER I Master mode, slave mode setting. Fix the pin to L level. 134 A[14] O
47 VDD_IO Power supply (3.3 V) 135 VDD_IO Power supply (3.3 V)
48 nRESET I System reset 136 A[13] O
49 VSS_IO Ground 137 A[12] O
Adress
50 HWSI I CODEC interface data-in 138 A[11] O
51 HWSO O CODEC interface data-out 139 A[10] O
52 HWBCK I/O CODEC interface bit clock 140 VSS_IO Ground
53 HWWCK I/O CODEC interface word clock 141 VSS Ground
54 HWWCK2 O CODEC interface word clock2 142 A[9] O
55 VDD Power supply (1.8 V) 143 A[8] O
56 BGPIO[19] I/O 144 A[7] O Adress
General-purpose input and output
57 BGPIO[18] I/O 145 A[6] O
58 BGPIO[17] I/O General-purpose input and output / RINGER 146 A[5] O
59 BGPIO[16] I/O General-purpose input and output 147 VDD Power supply (1.8 V)
60 VSS Ground 148 A[4] O
61 BGPIO[15] I/O 149 A[3] O
62 BGPIO[14] I/O 150 A[2] O Adress
63 BGPIO[13] I/O 151 A[1] O
64 BGPIO[12] I/O 152 A[0] O
65 BGPIO[11] I/O 153 VSS_IO Ground
General-purpose input and output
66 BGPIO[10] I/O 154 D[15] I/O
67 BGPIO[9] I/O 155 D[14] I/O
Data
68 BGPIO[8] I/O 156 D[13] I/O
69 BGPIO[7] I/O 157 D[12] I/O
70 BGPIO[6] I/O 158 VDD_IO Power supply (3.3 V)
71 VDD_IO Power supply (3.3 V) 159 D[11] I/O
72 BGPIO[5] I/O General-purpose input and output / Input of UART: RXD1 160 D[10] I/O
Data
73 BGPIO[4] I/O General-purpose input and output / Output of UART: TXD1 161 D[9] I/O
74 VDD Power supply (3.3 V) 162 D[8] I/O
75 BGPIO[3] I/O Input of UART: RXD0 / General-purpose input and output 163 VSS_IO Ground
76 BGPIO[2] I/O Output of UART: TXD0 / General-purpose input and output 164 VSS Ground
77 VSS Ground 165 D[7] I/O
Data
78 BGPIO[1] I/O General-purpose input and output / Clock input and output of I2C interface: I2C_SCL 166 D[6] I/O
79 BGPIO[0] I/O General-purpose input and output / Data input and output of I2C interface: I2C_SDA 167 VDD Power supply (1.8 V)
80 VDD_IO Power supply (3.3 V) 168 D[5] I/O
Data
81 S8068 I/O Access mode setting 169 D[4] I/O
82 nHD[7] I/O 170 VDD_IO Power supply (3.3 V)
83 nHD[6] I/O 171 D[3] I/O
84 nHD[5] I/O 172 D[2] I/O Data
85 nHD[4] I/O Data input and output 173 D[1] I/O
86 nHD[3] I/O 174 D[0] I/O
87 nHD[2] I/O 175 nTRST I JTAG unput
88 nHD[1] I/O 176 TDI I JTAG unput
58
LS9-16/LS9-32
DSP (LS9-16): IC153

S1L51252F32S200 (X3775A00) PLLP2 (Gate Array) DSP32 (LS9-32): IC153
PIN PIN
NO. NO.
1 (NC) - (Connected to VSS on P.C.B.) 105 (NC) - (Pulled up on P.C.B.)
2 (NC) - (Pulled up on P.C.B.) 106 VDD - Power supply
3 PB8 O Output port B8 107 (NC) - (Connected to VSS on P.C.B.)
4 PB9 O Output port B9 108 (NC) - (Connected to VSS on P.C.B.)
5 VDD - IO power supply (3.3V) 109 VSS - Ground
6 VSS - Ground 110 VDD - Power supply
7 PA0 O Output port A0 111 NCSDSP7 O Chip select (DSP7_ALL)
8 NCSIN6 I CPU chip select 6 112 NCSDSP6 O Chip select (DSP6_ALL)
9 NCSIN5 I CPU chip select 5 113 PA9 O Output port A9
10 NRD I CPU read enable 114 MCK256O O 256FS synchronous clock output
11 NWRH I CPU write enable H 115 MCK256MI I 256FS synchronous clock input (Master)
12 NWRL I CPU write enable L 116 MCK256SI I 256FS synchronous clock input (Slave)
13 PA1 O Output port A1 117 VSS - Ground
14 ADH1 I CPU address bus 11 118 VDD - Power supply
15 ADH2 I CPU address bus 12 119 ICK45 I For internal clock 88.2k, 44.1k
16 ADH3 I CPU address bus 13 120 ICK49 I For internal clock 96k, 48k
17 ADH4 I CPU address bus 14 121 DIR2XI O Clock for X1 of DIR2
18 ADH5 I CPU address bus 15 122 PA10 O Output port A10
19 PA2 O Output port A2 123 VSS - Ground
21 VDD - Internal power supply (2.5V) 125 EXTWC1 I External word clock input 1
22 VDD - IO power supply (3.3V) 126 EXTWC2 I External word clock input 2
23 VSS - Ground 127 EXTWC3 I External word clock input 3
24 ADL1 I CPU address bus 1 128 EXTWC4 I External word clock input 4
25 ADL2 I CPU address bus 2 129 VSS - Ground
26 ADL3 I CPU address bus 3 130 VDD - Power supply
27 ADL4 I CPU address bus 4 131 EXTWC2561 I External WC (256FS) input 1
28 ADL5 I CPU address bus 5 132 EXTWC2562 I External WC (256FS) input 2
29 ADL6 I CPU address bus 6 133 PA11 O Output port A11
30 ADL7 I CPU address bus 7 134 DIRMCA I MCA input of DIR2
31 ADL8 I CPU address bus 8 135 DIRMCB I MCB input of DIR2
32 VSS - Ground 136 DIRWC I WC input of DIR2
33 VDD - Internal power supply (2.5V) 137 VSS - Ground
34 VDD - IO power supply (3.3V) 138 VDD - Power supply
35 VSS - Ground 139 DIRMCC I MCC input of DIR2
36 DT0 I/O CPU data bus 0 140 DIRSYNC I SYNC input of DIR2
37 DT1 I/O CPU data bus 1 141 EXTWCSEL O EXTWC clock select output
38 DT2 I/O CPU data bus 2 142 DIRWCSEL O DIRWC clock select output
39 DT3 I/O CPU data bus 3 143 PA12 O Output port A12
40 DT4 I/O CPU data bus 4 144 PLLOUT I PLL VCO OUT input
41 DT5 I/O CPU data bus 5 145 VSS - Ground
42 VDD - IO power supply (3.3V) 146 VDD - Power supply
43 VSS - Ground 147 PCPOUT O EXT WC SEL to MWC comparison circuit output
45 DT7 I/O CPU data bus 7 149 M256FS O Master clock (256FS)
46 DT8 I/O CPU data bus 8 150 M128FS O System clock (128FS)
47 DT9 I/O CPU data bus 9 151 VSS - Ground
48 VDD - Internal power supply (2.5V) 152 VDD - Power supply
49 VSS - Ground 153 (NC) - (Connected to VDD on P.C.B.)
50 (NC) - (Connected to VDD on P.C.B.) 154 (NC) - (Connected to VSS on P.C.B.)
51 (NC) - (Connected to VDD on P.C.B.) 155 (NC) - (Pulled up on P.C.B.)
52 (NC) - (Pulled up on P.C.B.) 156 (NC) - (Pulled up on P.C.B.)
53 DT10 I/O CPU data bus 10 157 M64FS O System clock (64FS)
54 DT11 I/O CPU data bus 11 158 MWC O Word clock
55 DT12 I/O CPU data bus 12 159 MSYNC O Synchronous signal
57 DT14 I/O CPU data bus 14 161 WCO_BNC O WC output for BNC connector
59 VSS - Ground 163 FS256_SLOT1 O Clock (256FS) for MY SLOT1
60 PA3 O Output port A3 164 FS256_SLOT2 O Clock (256FS) for MY SLOT2
61 NTCWAIT O CPU wait signal 165 VDD - Power supply
62 NCSIO3V O Chip select (103V) 166 SYNC_SLOT1 O Synchronous signal for MY SLOT1
63 NCSIO5V O Chip select (105V) 167 SYNC_SLOT2 O Synchronous signal for MY SLOT2
64 NCSJK1 O Chip select (JK1) 168 PB0 O Output port 80
65 NCSCONT O Chip select (CONT) 169 SLOT_12M O Clock (12MHz) for MY SLOT
66 VDD - Power supply 170 SLOT_6M O Clock (6MHz) for MY SLOT
67 NCSSLOT1 O Chip select (SLOT1) 171 VSS - Ground
68 NCSSLOT2 O Chip select (SLOT2) 172 SLOT_3M O Clock (3MHz) for MY SLOT
69 NCSSIO4 O Chip select (S104) 173 PB1 O Output port B1
70 NCSREC2 O Chip select (REC2) 174 SLOT_48K O Word clock (48/44) for MY SLOT
71 NCSMTLED O Chip select (MTLED) 175 SLOT_48S O Synchronous signal (48/44) for MY SLOT
72 VDD - Power supply 176 PB2 O Output port B2
73 NCSUSB O Chip select (USB) 177 ANA256FS O Clock for analog circuit
74 NCSSMPTE O Chip select (SMPTE) 178 VDD - Power supply
75 NCSUART O Chip select (UART) 179 NLOCK I PLL lock detect signal
76 VSS - Ground 180 NDIRLOCK I DIR2 PLL lock signal
77 VDD - Power supply 181 VSS - Ground
78 NRES I System reset 182 SCANEN I Scan test input
79 CPUCLK I CPU clock 183 ATPGEN I ATPG test input
80 (NC) - (Connected to VSS on P.C.B.) 184 TSTEN I Test mode selection
82 VSS - Ground 186 TRRERR1 I 2TR DIN UNLOCK input
83 NCSATSC1 O Chip select (ATSC1) 187 TRRERR2 I 2TR DIN UNLOCK input
84 VDD - Power supply 188 VSS - Ground
85 NCSATSC2 O Chip select (ATSC2) 189 PB3 O Output port B3
86 PA4 O Output port A4 190 NMLOCKSEL O Lock select output
87 PA5 O Output port A5 191 NLOCKRTN I Lock delay input
88 PA6 O Output port A6 192 PB4 O Output port B4
89 NCTSYNCO O Internal counter synchronous signal output 193 MUTEIN I Mute input
90 NCTSYNCI I Internal counter synchronous signal input 194 VDD - Power supply
91 VDD - Power supply 195 MUTEOUT1 O Mute output 1
92 NCSDSP71 O Chip select (DSP7_1) 196 MUTEOUT2 O Mute output 2
96 NCSDSP75 O Chip select (DSP7_5) 200 NMUTEOUT6 O Mute output 6
97 NCSDSP76 O Chip select (DSP7_6) 201 VDD - Power supply
98 VDD - Power supply 202 PB5 O Output port B5
99 PA7 O Output port A7 203 DOUBLE O Register setting value output
100 PA8 O Output port A8 204 K48K96 O Register setting value output
101 NCSDSP61 O Chip select (DSP6_1) 205 PB6 O Output port B6
102 NCSDSP62 O Chip select (DSP6_2) 206 SLOT1_16CH O SLOT1 16/8 ch selection
103 NCSDSP63 O Chip select (DSP6_3) 207 SLOT2_16CH O SLOT2 16/8 ch selection
104 NCSDSP64 O Chip select (DSP6_4) 208 PB7(NC) O Output port B7
59
LS9-16/LS9-32
LC4032V-75TN48C (X7109A00) CPLD (Complex Programmable Logic Device) CPU: IC014

PIN PIN
NO. NO.
1 TDI I Test data in 25 TMS I Test mode select
2 A5 I/O 26 B5 I/O
3 A6 I/O Input/Output 27 B6 I/O Input/Output
4 A7 I/O 28 B7 I/O
5 GND0 Ground 29 GND1 Ground
6 VCCO0 Power supply +3.3 V 30 VCCO1 Power supply +3.3 V
7 A8 I/O 31 B8 I/O
8 A9 I/O 32 B9 I/O Input/Output
Input/Output
9 A10 I/O 33 B10 I/O
10 A11 I/O 34 B11 I/O
11 TCK I Test clock input 35 TDO O Test data out
12 VCC Power supply +3.3 V 36 VCC Power supply +3.3 V
13 GND Ground 37 GND Ground
14 A12 I/O 38 B12 I/O
15 A13 I/O 39 B13 I/O Input/Output
Input/Output
16 A14 I/O 40 B14 I/O
17 A15 I/O 41 B15/GOE1 I/O Input/Output / Global output enable input
18 CLK1/I I/O 42 CLK3/I I/O
CLK input / Input CLK input / Input
19 CLK2/I I/O 43 CLK0/I I/O
20 B0 I/O 44 A0/GOE0 I/O Input/Output / Global output enable input
21 B1 I/O 45 A1 I/O
22 B2 I/O Input/Output 46 A2 I/O
Input/Output
23 B3 I/O 47 A3 I/O
24 B4 I/O 48 A4 I/O
DA: IC903-906
AK4393VF-E2 (XW029A00) DAC (Digital to Analog Converter) PHN: IC904
PIN PIN
NO. NO.
1 DVSS - Digital ground 15 BVSS - Substrate ground
2 DVDD - Digital power supply 16 VREFL I Low level voltage reference
3 MCLK I Master clock 17 VREFH I High level voltage reference
4 /PD I Power down mode 18 AVDD - Analog power supply +5 V
5 BICK I Audio serial data clock 19 AVSS - Analog ground
6 SDATA I Audio serial data input 20 AOUTR- O Rch negative analog output
7 LRCK I L/R clock 21 AOUTR+ O Rch positive analog output
8 SMUTE//CS I Soft mute 22 AOUTL- O Lch negative analog output
9 DFS I Double speed sampling mode 23 AOUTL+ O Lch positive analog output
10 DEM0/CCLK I 24 VCOM O Common voltage output
De-emphasis enable
11 DEM1/CDTI I 25 P//S I Parallel/serial select
12 DIF0 I 26 CKS0 I
13 DIF1 I Digital input format 27 CKS1 I Master clock select
14 DIF2 I 28 CKS2 I
AK5385BVF-E2 (X5364B00) ADC (Analog to Digital Converter) HAAD2: IC106, 306, 506, 706
PIN PIN
NO. NO.
1 VREFL I Lch voltage reference input 15 SDTO O Audio serial date output
2 AVSS Analog ground 16 CKS1 I Master clock select 1
3 VCOM O Common voltage output 17 MCLK I Master clock input
4 LIN+ I Lch analog positive input 18 DFS0 I Sampling speed select 0
5 LIN I Lch analog negative input 19 HPFE I High pass filter enable
6 CKS0 I Master clock select 0 20 DFS1 I Sampling speed select 1
7 DVDD Digital power supply (3.0 - 5.25 V) 21 BVSS Substrate ground
8 DVSS Digital ground 22 AVSS Analog ground
9 OVF O Analog input overflow detect 23 AVDD Analog power supply (4.75 - 5.25 V)
10 PDN I Power down mode 24 RIN I Rch analog negative input
11 DIF I Audio interface format 25 RIN+ I Rch analog positive input
12 M/S I Master / Slave mode 26 TEST I Test pin
13 LRCK I/O Output channel clock 27 AVSS Analog ground
14 BICK I/O Audio serial data clock 28 VREFR I Rch voltage reference input
60
LS9-16/LS9-32
DSP (LS9-16): IC404

LC4064V-75TN100C (X8315A00) CPLD (Complex Programmable Logic Device) DSP32 (LS9-32): IC404
PIN PIN
NO. NO.
2 TDI I Test data in 52 TMS I Test mode select input
3 A8 I/O 53 C8 I/O
4 A9 I/O 54 C9 I/O
General purpose I/O General purpose I/O
5 A10 I/O 55 C10 I/O
6 A11 I/O 56 C11 I/O
8 A12 I/O 58 C12 I/O
9 A13 I/O 59 C13 I/O
10 A14 I/O 60 C14 I/O
11 A15 I/O 61 C15 I/O
12 I I Input 62 I I Input
13 VCCO Power supply +3.3 V 63 VCCO Power supply +3.3 V
14 B15 I/O 64 D15 I/O
15 B14 I/O 65 D14 I/O
16 B13 I/O 66 D13 I/O
17 B12 I/O 67 D12 I/O
19 B11 I/O 69 D11 I/O
20 B10 I/O 70 D10 I/O
21 B9 I/O 71 D9 I/O
22 B8 I/O 72 D8 I/O
24 TCK I Test clock input 74 TDO O Test data out
28 B7 I/O 78 D7 I/O
29 B6 I/O 79 D6 I/O
30 B5 I/O 80 D5 I/O
31 B4 I/O 81 D4 I/O
34 B3 I/O 84 D3 I/O
35 B2 I/O 85 D2 I/O General purpose I/O
General purpose I/O
36 B1 I/O 86 D1 I/O
37 B0 I/O 87 D0/GOE1 I/O Configured to be either global output enable input / As general I/O
38 CLK1/I I 88 CLK3/I I
Configured to be either CLK input / As an input. Configured to be either CLK input / As an input.
39 CLK2/I I 89 CLK0/I I
41 C0 I/O 91 A0/GOE0 I/O Configured to be either global output enable input / As general I/O
42 C1 I/O 92 A1 I/O
General purpose I/O
43 C2 I/O 93 A2 I/O General purpose I/O
44 C3 I/O 94 A3 I/O
47 C4 I/O 97 A4 I/O
48 C5 I/O 98 A5 I/O
49 C6 I/O 99 A6 I/O
50 C7 I/O 100 A7 I/O
YM3437C-FZE2 (XW060A00) DIT2 (Digital audio Interface Transmitter 2) JK: IC101

PIN PIN
NO. NO.
1 VSS Ground 9 MUTE I DOUT output muting control input (when
H, muted audio data)
2 MCLK I Master clock input (128fs) 10 VFL I Validity flag input
3 DM0 I Data input mode select 0 11 CCK/CSB I CSM=L; C, U bit data input, serial clock
CSM=H; C bit data input
4 DM1 I Data input mode select 1 12 CIN/UDB I CSM=L; C, U bit data input, serial data
CSM=H; U bit data input
5 RSTN I System reset input (L active) 13 CLD/AUXEN I CSM=L; C, U bit data input word clock
CSM=H; 24-bit output at H (AUX bit used)
6 WCIN I Word clock input 14 CNTR/BLKIN I CSM=L; Local sample address reset input
CSM=H; Block start clock
7 DIN I Audio data input 15 CSM I Control code input mode select
(L; Asynchronous mode H; Synchronous mode)
8 VDD Power supply +5 V 16 DOUT O Digital audio interface signal output
61
LS9-16/LS9-32
DSP (LS9-16): IC481

MBCG46183-129-PFV (XV833A00) SIO4 (Gate Array) DSP32 (LS9-32): IC481
PIN PIN
NO. NO.
1 D5 I/O 25 TX31 O Transmit Data 31
2 D6 I/O Data Bus 26 RX32 I Receive Data 32
3 D7 I/O 27 TX32 O Transmit Data 32
4 /IRQ0 I/O Interrupt Request Port 0 28 RX33 I Receive Data 33
5 /IRQ1 I/O Interrupt Request Port 1 29 TX33 I/O Transmit Data 33
6 Vss Ground 30 /IC I Initial Clear
7 /IRQ2 I/O Interrupt Request Port 2 31 Vss Ground
8 IRQ3 I/O Interrupt Request Port 3 32 XI I Quartz Crystal Input
9 /RD I Read Signal Input 33 Vss Ground
10 /WR I Write Signal Input 34 XO I/O Quartz Crystal Output
11 /CE I Chip Enable Input 35 A0 I
12 /ASTB I Address Strobe (Not used: to ground) 36 A1 I
13 TESTSIO I Input with Pull-down Resistor (50k) 37 A2 I
Address Bus
14 RX0 I Receive Data 0 38 A3 I
15 TX0 O Transmit Data 0 39 A4 I
16 RX1 I Receive Data 1 40 A5 I
17 TX1 O Transmit Data 1 41 CPUCLK I CPU Clock
19 Vdd Power Supply 43 Vdd Power Supply
20 RX2 I Receive Data 2 44 D0 I/O
21 TX2/BO2 O Transmit Data 2 45 D1 I/O
22 RX30 I Receive Data 30 46 D2 I/O Data Bus
23 TX30 O Transmit Data 30 47 D3 I/O
24 TX31 I Receive Data 31 48 D4 I/O
DSP (LS9-16): IC159

DSP32 (LS9-32): IC159
YM3436D-FZ (XG948E00) DIR2 (Digital Format Interface Receiver) JK: IC102
PIN PIN
NO. NO.
1 DAUX I Auxiliary input for audio data 23 RSTN I System reset input
2 HDLT O Asynchronous buffer operation flag 24 Vdda VCO section power (+5V)
3 DOUT O Audio data output 25 CTLN I VCO control input N
4 VFL O Parity flag output 26 PCO O PLL phase comparison output
5 OPT O Fs x 1 Synchronous output signal for DAC 27 (NC)
6 SYNC O Fs x 1 Synchronous output signal for DSP 28 CTLP I VCO control input P
7 MCC O Fs x 64 Bit clock output 29 Vssa VCO section power (GND)
8 WC O Fs x 1 Word clock output 30 TSTN I Test terminal. Open for normal use
9 MCB O Fs x 128 Bit clock output 31 KM2 I Clock mode switching input 2
10 MCA O Fs x 256 Bit clock output 32 KM0 I Clock mode switching input 0
11 SKSY I Clock synchronization control input 33 FS1 O Channel status sampling frequency
display output 1
12 XI I Crystal oscillator connection or external 34 FS0 O Channel status sampling frequency
clock input display output 0
13 XO O Crystal oscillator connection 35 CSM I Channel status output method selection
14 P256 O VCO oscillating clock connection 36 EXTW I External synchronous auxiliary input
word clock
15 LOCK O PLL lock flag 37 DDIN I EIAJ (AES/EBU) data input
16 Vss Logic section power (GND) 38 LR O PLL word clock output
17 TC O PLL time constant switching output 39 Vdd Logic section power (+5 V)
18 DIM1 I Data input mode selection 40 ERR O Data error flag output
19 DIM0 I Data input mode selection 41 EMP O Channel status emphasis control code
output
20 DOM1 I Data output mode selection 42 CD0 O 3-wire type microcomputer interface data
output
21 DOM0 I Data output mode selection 43 CCK I 3-wire type microcomputer interface clock
input
22 KM1 I Clock mode switching input 1 44 CLD I 3-wire type microcomputer interface load
input
62
LS9-16/LS9-32
KSZ8721SL (X5621A00) PHY JK: IC411

PIN PIN
NO. NO.
1 MDIO I/O Management independent interface data I/O. 25 INT#/PHYAD0 I/O Management interface interrupt out.
2 MDC I Clock input. 26 LED0/TEST I/O Link/Activity LED output.
3 R3D3/PHYAD1 I/O 27 LED1/SPD100 I/O Speed LED output.
4 RXD2/PHYAD2 I/O 28 LED2/DUPLEX I/O Full-duplex LED output.
Receive data output.
5 RXD1/PHYAD3 I/O 29 LED3/NWAYEN I/O Collision LED output.
6 RXD0/PHYAD4 I/O 30 PD# I Power down.
7 VDDIO Digital IO 2.5/3.3 V tolerant power supply. 31 VDDRX Analog 2.5 V power supply.
8 GND Ground 32 RX- I
RX+ Receive input.
9 RXDV/PCS_LPBK I/O Receive data valid output. 33 I
10 RXC O Receive clock output. 34 FXSD/FXEN I/O Fiber mode enable / Signal detect in fiber mode.
11 RXER/ISO I/O Receive erroe output. 35 GND Ground
13 VDDC Digital core 2.5 V only power supply. 37 REXT I External resistor (6.49 k) connects to REXT and GND.
14 TXER I Transmit erroe input. 38 VDDRCV Analog 2.5 V power supply.
15 TXC/REF_CLK I/O Transmit clock output. 39 GND Ground
16 TXEN I Transmit enablr input. 40 TX- O
TX+ Transmit outputs.
17 TXD0 I 41 O
18 TXD1 I 42 VDDTX Transmitter 2.5 V power supply.
Transmit data input. GND
19 TXD2 I 43 Ground
20 TXD3 I 44 GND Ground
21 COL/RMII I/O Collision detect output. 45 XO O XTAL feedback.
22 CRS/RMII_BTB I/O Carrier sense output. 46 XI I Crystal oscillator input.
23 GND Ground 47 VDDPLL Analog PLL 2.5 V power supply.
24 VDDIO Digital I/O 2.5/3.3 V tolerant power supply. 48 RST# I Chip reset.
DSP (LS9-16): IC403

AK4124VF (X7613A00) SRC DSP32 (LS9-32): IC403
PIN PIN
NO. NO.
1 FILT O PLL loop filter 16 OBIT0 O Bit length select 0
2 AVSS Analog ground 17 OBIT1 I Bit length select 1
3 PDN I Power-down mode 18 IMCLK I Master clock input
4 SMUTE I Soft mute 19 CMODE0 I Clock mode select 0
5 DITHER I Dither enable 20 CMODE1 I Clock mode select 1
6 PLL2 I PLL mode select 2 21 CMODE2 I Clock mode select 2
7 ILRCK I/O Input channel clock 22 ODIF0 I Audio interface format 0
8 IBICK I/O Audio serial data clock 23 ODIF1 I Audio interface format 1
9 SDTI I Audio serial data input 24 SDTO O Audio serial data output
10 IDIF0 I Audio interface format 0 25 OBICK I/O Audio serial data clock
11 IDIF1 I Audio interface format 1 26 OLRCK I/O Output channel clock
12 IDIF2 I Audio interface format 2 27 OMCLK I Master clock input
13 PLL0 I PLL mode select 0 28 DVDD Digital power supply +3.3 V
14 PLL1 I PLL mode select 1 29 DVSS Digital ground
15 UNLOCK O Unlock status 30 AVDD Analog power supply +3.3 V
DCD: IC501, 551

DSP (LS9-16): IC952
MD1333N (X6154A00) DC-DC CONVERTER DSP32 (LS9-32): IC952
PIN PIN
NO. NO.
1 S/S Terminal for softstart 17 N/C Non connection
2 OCL Terminal for over current limit() 18 VDD I
3 OCL+ Terminal for over current limit(+) 19 VDD I
Drain of high side MOSFET
4 GND Signal ground 20 VDD I
5 R/C Terminal for remote control 21 VDD I
6 VCC Supply terminal for the control circuit 22 N/C Non connection
7 N/C Non connection 23 VGH Gate of high side MOSFET
8 Vboot High side drive supply for main MOSFET 24 N/C Non connection
9 VGL Gate of side MOSFET 25 VB Terminal for bootstrap
10 N/C Non connection 26 GND Signal ground
11 VOUT O 27 OSC Terminal for an oscillation frequency setup
12 VOUT O 28 Vref O Terminal for internal reference voltage output
Terminal for power stage output
13 VOUT O 29 N/C Non connection
14 VOUT O 30 ampOUT O Terminal for error amp output
15 N/C Non connection 31 N/C Non connection
16 P.GND Power ground 32 amp I Terminal for error amp () input
63
LS9-16/LS9-32
IC BLOCK DIAGRAMIC
TC74VHC00FT (X2313B00) HD74LV04AFPEL (IS000400) SN74AHC14NSR (X3334A00)

DSP (LS9-16): IC154 DSP (LS9-16): IC104,105 JK: IC201
DSP32 (LS9-32): IC154 DSP32 (LS9-32): IC104,105 Hex Inverter
Quad 2 Input NAND SN74HCU04NSR (XW842A00)
JK: IC104
1A 1 14 VDD Hex Inverter
1A 1 14 VDD
1B 2 13 4B
1Y 2 13
1A 1 14 VDD 6A
1Y 3 12 4A
2A 3 12
1Y 2 13 6A 6Y
2A 4 11 4Y 4
2A 3 12 6Y 2Y 11 5A
2B 5 10 3B 5 10
2Y 4 11 5A 3A 5Y
2Y 6 9 3A 6 9
3A 5 10 5Y 3Y 4A
Vss 7 8 3Y GND 7 8
3Y 6 9
4A 4Y
Vss 7 8 4Y
SN74LV21APWR (X2377A00) SN74LVC32APWR (X5405A00) HD74LV74AFPEL-E (IS007400)

CPU: IC020 JK: IC412 DSP (LS9-16): IC160,357
Dual 4 Input AND Quad 2 Input OR DSP32 (LS9-32): IC160,357
SN74LVC74APWR (X5731A00)
JK: IC401,402
1A 1 14 Vcc 1A 1 14 Vcc Dual D-Type Flip-Flop
1B 2 13 2D 1B 2 13 4B
NC 3 12 2C 1Y 3 12 4A 1CLR 1 14 VCC
CLR
1D 2 D 13
1C 4 11 NC 2A 4 11 4Y 2CLR
CLR
3 D 12
1D 5 10 2B 2B 5 10 3B 1CK CK 2D
1PR 4 PR CK 11 2CK
1Y 6 9 2A 2Y 6 9 3A
1Q 5 Q 10
GND 7 8 2Y GND 7 8 3Y PR 2PR
6 Q 9
1Q Q 2Q
GND 7 Q 8 2Q
INPUTS OUTPUTS
PR CLR CLK D Q Q
L H X X H L
H L X X L H
SN74LV244APWR (X3292A00) SN74LV273APWR (X5074A00)

L L X X H H
H H f H H L
H H f L L H
DSP (LS9-16): IC482 FD: IC117,118 H H L X QO QO
DSP32 (LS9-32): IC482 Octal D-Type Flir Flop
Octal 3-State Bus Buffer
1G 1 20 VDD (Vcc)
1 20 VCC
CLEAR
1A1 2 19 2G
2 19 8Q
1Q Q Q
CL CL
2Y4 3 18 1Y1 3 D CK CK D 18
1D 8D
1A2 4 17 2A4 2D 4 D CK CK D 17 7D
CL CL
2Y3 5 16 1Y2 2Q 5 Q Q 16 7Q
1A3 6 15 2A3 3Q 6 Q Q 15 6Q
CL CL
2Y2 7 14 1Y3 3D 7 D CK CK D 14 6D
4D 8 13 5D
1A4 8 13 2A2 D CK CK D
CL CL
4Q 9 Q Q 12 5Q
2Y1 9 12 1Y4
GND 10 11 CLOCK
(GND) Vss 10 11 2A1
64
LS9-16/LS9-32
74VHC245MTCX_NF40 (X0296A00) SN74LVC574APWR (X5742A00) SN75121NSR (XU816A00)

CPU: IC003 JK: IC413,414 JK: IC203
SN74AHCT245PWR (X2709A00) Octal D-Type Flip-Flop Dual Line Driver
DSP (LS9-16): IC109,110,158,502,601,603
DSP32 (LS9-32): IC109,110,158,502,601,
603,613 Output
1 20 Vcc 1A 1 16 Vcc
SN74LV245APWR (X3693A00)
Control
D0 2 D Q 19 Q0 1B 2 15 2F
PHN: IC903 CK OE
D1 3 D Q 18 Q1 1C 3 14 2E
DSP (LS9-16): IC106-108,111,115-119,156,157, CK OE
D2 4 D Q 17 Q2 1D 4 13 2D
161,362,363,368,369,501,602, CK OE
D3 5 D Q 16 Q3 1E 5 12 2C
604-607,851,852,901,902,931 CK OE
6 D Q 15 1F 6 11 2B
DSP32 (LS9-32): IC106-108,111,115-119,156,
D4 Q4
CK OE
Q 1Y 7 10 2A
157,161,362,363,368,369, D5 7 D 14 Q5
CK OE
GND 8 9 2Y
501,602,604-607,608,801, D6 8 D Q 13 Q6
CK OE
802,851,852,901,902,931 D7 9 D
CK
Q
OE
12 Q7
FD: IC302 GND 10 11 Clock
HAAD2: IC901
JK: IC301,302,403-405
PNMS: IC101
PNIN: IC102 SN75124NSR (XV930A00) SN74LV4051ANSR (X3955A00)
SN74HC245NSR (XD838A00) JK: IC202 FD: IC103,104,204
DA: IC901,902 Triple Line Receiver FD2 (LS9-32 only): IC103,204
SN74LVC245APWR (XZ287A00) Single 8-Channel
CPU: IC021-026 Multiplexer/Demultiplexer
Octal 3-State Bus Transceiver 1A 1 16 Vcc
1B 2 15 1S
D1R 1 20 VCC Channel IN/OUT 4 1 CH4 VDD 16 +DC Voltage Supply
2R 3 14 1R
A1 2 19 G - do. - 6 2 CH6 CH2 15 Channel IN/OUT 2
A2 3 18 B1
2S 4 13 1Y Commons OUT/IN 3 COM CH1 14 - do. - 1
2A 5 12 3A
A3 4 17 B2 Channel IN/OUT 7 4 CH7 CH0 13 - do - 0
A4 5 16 B3 2B 6 11 3S - do. - 5 5 CH5 CH3 12 - do - 3
A5 6 B4
2Y 7 10 3R Control Inhibit 6 INH A 11 Control Input A
15
A6 7 14 B5
GND 8 9 3Y -DC Voltage Supply 7 VEE B 10 - do. - B
A7 8 13 B6 - do - 8 VSS C 9 - do. - C
A8 9 12 B7
GND 10 11 B8
SN74LV4052ANSR (IS405210) TC74HC4053AFT(EL) (XV944A00) 74LVX4245MTCX_NF40 (X3097A00)

FD: IC119 HAAD2: IC103,203,303,403,503,603,703,803 DSP (LS9-16): IC112,113,358-361,364-367
Differential 4-Channel Triple 2-Channel DSP32 (LS9-32): IC112,113,358-361,364-367
Multiplexer/Demultiplexer Multiplexer/Demultiplexer Dual Supply Octal Bus Transceiver
0Y 1 16 VDD Switches IN/OUT 1 16 VCC VCCA 1 24 VCCB

Y1
0
2Y Switches IN/OUT Commons OUT/IN DIR VCCB
0Y
2 2Y 2X 15 2X 2 15 2 1 A 23
Y1
Y0 Y0 Y Y
Y-COM 3 Y-COM 1X 14 1X Switches IN/OUT 3 Z1 X 14 Commons OUT/IN A1 3 2 B 22 /G

Z1 X
3Y 4 3Y X-COM 13 X-COM Commons OUT/IN 4 Z X1 13 Swiches IN/OUT A2 4 3 D 21 B1

Z X1
1Y 5 1Y 0X 12 0X Swiches IN/OUT 5 12 Swiches IN/OUT A3 5 4 D 20 B2

Z0 Z0 X0 X0
INH 6 INH 3X 11 3X Control Inhibit 6 11 Control Input A4 6 5 G2 19

B3
INH A A
VEE 7 A 10 A VEE 7 10 Control Input A5 7 6 G1 18 B4

B B
B
VSS 8 9 B VSS 8 9 Control Input A6 8 7 15 17 B5

C
A7 9 8 14 16 B6
A8 10 9 13 15
B7
GND 11 10 12 14 B8
11
GND 12 13 GND
65
LS9-16/LS9-32
TC7SH08FU (XR680A00) SN74AHC1G32DCKR (X4642A00) SN74AHC1G04DCKR (X4137A00)

JK: IC410 TC7SH32FU (XW633A00) CPU: IC008
2 Input AND Gate DSP (LS9-16): IC121 DSP (LS9-16): IC152
DSP32 (LS9-32): IC121 DSP32 (LS9-32): IC152
2-Input OR Gate TC7S04F (XM182A00)
DA: IC900
Vcc
IN B 1 5
PHN: IC902
IN A 2
IN B 1 5 Vcc HAAD2: IC902
GND 3 4 OUT Y IN A 2 Inverter Gate
GND 3 4 OUT Y
NC 1 5 Vcc
IN A 2
GND 3 4 OUT Y
TC7WH14FU (XY806A00) NJM2068M-D(TE2) (X3505A00) NJU7072M (TE1) (X3701A00)

CPU: IC017,032 PHN: IC906 FD: IC107
DSP (LS9-16): IC101,951 HAAD2: IC102,104,105,202,204,205,302,304, NJM2904V (TE1) (XR532A00)
DSP32 (LS9-32): IC101,951 305,402,404,405,502,504,505,602, CPU: IC010
FD: IC202 604,605,702,704,705,802,804,805 DSP (LS9-16): IC103
FD2 (LS9-32 only): IC202 PC4570G2-E1-A (X7351A00) DSP32 (LS9-32): IC103
Triple lnverter DA: IC101,201,301,401,501,601,701,801 NJM2904M (XV190A00)
LMV342MAX (X7629A00) DCD: IC802 (LS9-32 only)
FD: IC102 Dual Operational Amplifier
FD2 (LS9-32 only): IC102
1A 1 8 Vcc
INV: IC602
Dual Operational Amplifier
3Y 2 7 1Y
2A 3 6 3A Output A 1 +V 8
+DC Voltage
Supply
Inverting
GND
4 5
2Y Output A +DC Voltage 2 7 Output B
1 +V 8 Input A - +
Supply
Inverting Non-Inverting 3 6
Inverting
2 7 Output B Input A + - Input B
Input A - +
Non-Inverting Inverting Ground 4 5 Non-Inverting
3 6 Input B
Input A + - Input B
-DC Voltage Supply 4 -V 5 Non-Inverting
Input B
NJM4556AL (XP844A00) NJU7074M (TE1) (X3700A00) SN74AHC1G08DCKR (X3833A00)

DA: IC102,202,302,402,502,602,702,802 FD: IC105,106,205,206 CPU: IC015
Dual Operational Amplifier FD2 (LS9-32 only): IC105,106,205,206 DSP (LS9-16): IC114,120,151
Quad Operational Amplifier DSP32 (LS9-32): IC114,120,151
Single 2-Input Positive-AND Gate
+
A B Output A 1 14 Output D
- - A 1 5 Vcc
Inverting Inverting
2 - + 13
Input A Input D
+ - 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 B
Non-inverting 3 Non-inverting
12
Input A Input D
OUT -IN +IN -V +IN -IN OUT +V GND 3 4 Y
A A A B B B +DC Voltage Supply 4 +V GND 11 Ground
Non-inverting Non-inverting
5 10
Input B Input C
- +
Inverting 6 + -
9 Inverting FUNCTION TABLE
Input B Input C
INPUTS OUTPUT
Output B 7 8 Output C A B Y
H H H
L X L
X L L
66
LS9-16/LS9-32
RTC-4543SA (X2548A00)
CPU: IC013
Real Time Colck 32.768kHz
OSC DIVIDER CLOCK AND CALENDAR
GND 1 14 FOUT
FOUT 14
N.C. 2 13 N.C. OUTPUT

FSEL 4
CONTROLLER SHIFT REGISTER
CE 3 12 N.C. FOE 6
FSEL 4 11 DATA
DATA 11 VOLTAGE
WR 5 10 CLK I/O DETECT
CLK 10
CONTROLLER
WR 5
CONTROL
FOE 6 9 VDD
CE 3 CIRCUIT
N.C. 7 8 N.C.
LM3525MX-H (X3119A00)
PNMS: IC501
USB Power Switch
IN 7 8 OUT
EN 1 8 OUT
FLAG 2 7 IN
Error FET
GND 3 6 OUT FLAG 2 Detect Drive
and
NC 4 5 NC EN 1
Shutdown
Control
Pin No. Pin Name Pin Function

1 EN Enable (Input): Logic-compatible enable input.
(LM3525-L)
EN
(LM3525-H)
2 FLG Fault Flag (Output): Active-low, open-drain output. Indicates overcurrent, UVLO,
and thermal shutdown.
3 GND Ground
4, 5 NC Not internally connected.
7 IN Supply Input: Input to the power switch and the supply voltage for the IC.
6, 8 OUT Switch Output: Output of the high side switch. Pins 6 and 8 must be tied together.
DATA
D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
PCA9564
PCA9564 (X6155A00) SDA 19 FILTER

BUS BUFFER
A1 A0
CPU: IC016 SDA CONTROL SD7 SD6 SD5 SD4 SD3 SD2 SD1 SD0
Parallel bus to I2C-bus controller

0 1
I2CDAT DATA REGISTER READ/WRITE
TE TO6 TO5 TO4 TO3 TO2 TO1 TO0

D0 1 20 VDD
0 0
AA ENSIO STA STO SI I2CTO TIMEOUT REGISTER WRITE ONLY
D1 2 19 SDA
18 FILTER
SCL
D2 3 18 SCL BIT7 BIT6 BIT5 BIT4 BIT3 BIT2 BIT1 BIT0

1 0
SCL CONTROL I2CADR OWN ADDRESS READ/WRITE
D3 4 17 RESET
D4 5 16 INT ST7 ST6 ST5 ST4 ST3 ST2 ST1 ST0

0 0
I2CST SATATUS REGISTER READ ONLY
D5 6 15 A1
ENSIO STA STO SI
D6 7 14 A0 AA ENSIO STA STO SI CR2 CR1 CR0

1 1
I2CCON CONTROL REGISTER READ/WRITE
D7 8 13 CE
DNU 9 12 RD
CONTROL BLOCK
CR0
CLOCK SELECTOR CR1 POWERON
CR2 INTERRUPT CONTROL
VSS 10 11 WR RESET
OSCILLATOR
13 11 12 16 17 15 14 20
9 DNV: Do not use

CE WR RD INT RESET A1 A0 VDD
10 Vss: Ground
CONTROL SIGNALS
67
LS9-16/LS9-32
TA7291S (XF557A00)
FD: IC108-116,207-214
FD2 (LS9-32 only): IC108-115,207-214
Motor Driver
Vcc Vref
2 8
6 Vs
REG OUT1
7
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
3
Heat OUT2 IN2 OUT2 GND OUT1 IN1
protector Vcc NC VS Vref
9 1 5
IN1 IN2 GND
AM26LS31CNSR (XU996A00)
JK: IC103
Quad Line Driver
1A 1 16 Vcc
1Y 2 15 4A
1Z 3 14 4Y
ENABLE G 4 13 4Z
2Z 5 12 ENABLE G
2Y 6 11 3Z
2A 7 10 3Y
GND 8 9 3A
INPUT ENABLES OUTPUTS

A G G Y Z
H H X H L
L H X L H H= high level
H X L H L L= low level
X= irrelevant
L X L L H
Z= high impedance (off)
X L H Z Z
68
LS9-16/LS9-32
CIRCUIT BOARDS
ACIN Circuit Board (X7556D0) ................................................................. 71

CPU Circuit Board (X6028C0) ................................................... 70/71/72/73
DA Circuit Board (X4169B0)................................................................ 74/75
DCA Circuit Board (X7564C0) ............................................................. 92/93
DCD Circuit Board (X7556D0) ............................................................. 94/95
DSP Circuit Board (X7555C0) (LS9-16) .................................... 76/78/80/82
DSP32 Circuit Board (X7555C0) (LS9-32) ................................ 76/78/80/82
ENC Circuit Board (X7561C0) ................................................................ 104
FD Circuit Board (X7559C0) ................................................................ 84/86
FD2 Circuit Board (X7559C0) (LS9-32) ............................................... 88/90
HAAD2 Circuit Board (X6023C0) ........................................................ 96/98
INV Circuit Board (X7561C0) .......................................................... 106/107
JK Circuit Board (X7557C0) ................................................................... 100
LAMP Circuit Board (X7556D0) (LS9-32) .............................................. 105
PHN Circuit Board (X7556D0) ............................................................. 72/73
PNDA Circuit Board (X7561C0) ............................................................. 101
PNIN Circuit Board (X7560C0) ........................................................ 104/106
PNMS Circuit Board (X7561C0) ...................................................... 102/103
STIN1 (PN16C) Circuit Board (X7562C0) (LS9-16) ........................ 108/109
STIN1 (PN32C) Circuit Board (X7563C0) (LS9-32) .........................110/111
STIN2 (PN16C) Circuit Board (X7562C0) (LS9-16) ........................ 108/109
STIN2 (PN32C) Circuit Board (X7563C0) (LS9-32) .........................110/111
Note: See parts list for details of circuit board component parts.
:
69
LS9-16/LS9-32
CPU Circuit Board
Lithium Battery
Battery VN103500 Battery
This number is the Ethernet MAC Address
VN103600(Battery holder for VN103500)
01.23.45.67.89.AB
written on the CPU circuit board.
If the CPU circuit board is replaced, the Notice for back-up battery removal. Push the battery
MAC address will be changed. as shown in figure, then the battery will pop up.
The MAC address is required to execute the
test program through Ethernet.
tekening, de batterij springt dan naar voren. Battery holder
(Attached in the dotted frame.)
CPUEther NetMAC
CPUMAC
Ether NetMAC

not installed
not installed not installed
not installed
not installed
not installed not installed not installed not installed
Component side
2NA-WG82930-2 1
70
LS9-16/LS9-32
CPU Circuit Board
Component side
2 layer2
ACIN Circuit Board

to Power Supply Unit-CN1
POWER
to AC IN
Component side Pattern side
CPU: 2NA-WG82930-2 1
ACIN: 2NA-WG83060-1 4 71
LS9-16/LS9-32
CPU Circuit Board
Component side
7 layer7
PHN Circuit Board
PHONES LEVEL
PHONES
to DCA-CN104 to DSP-CN931(LS9-16),
DSP32-CN931(LS9-32)
Component side
CPU: 2NA-WG82930-2 1
72 PHN: 2NA-WG83060-1 4
LS9-16/LS9-32
CPU Circuit Board

to DSP-CN101(LS9-16),
DSP32-CN101(LS9-32)
Pattern side
PHN Circuit Board
Pattern side
CPU: 2NA-WG82930-3
PHN: 2NA-WG83060-1 4 73
LS9-16/LS9-32
DA Circuit Board
DA(OMNI OUT 1-8): to DSP-CN902(LS9-16), DA(OMNI OUT 1-8): to DSP-CN901(LS9-16),

DSP32-CN902(LS9-32) DSP32-CN901(LS9-32)
DA(OMNI OUT 9-16): to DSP32-CN903(LS9-32) DA(OMNI OUT 9-16): N.C.(LS9-32)
DA(OMNI OUT 1-8): N.C. to DCA-CN102(LS9-16), to N.C.(LS9-16),
DA(OMNI OUT 9-16): to DCA-CN102(LS9-32) DA-CN001(LS9-32) DA-CN902(LS9-32)
+18dB
+24dB
LS9-16: 8(R) LS9-16: 7(L) 6 5 4 3 2 1

LS9-32: 8 LS9-32: 7
16(R) 15(L) 14 13 12 11 10 9 (LS9-32 only)
OMNI OUT +4dBu

DA (OMNI OUT 1-8)
CN001 CN902 Component side

14P 11P
14P 11P
CN001 CN902
DA (OMNI OUT 9-16) (LS9-32 only)
2NA-WG82960-1 1
74
LS9-16/LS9-32
DA Circuit Board
Pattern side
2NA-WG82960-1 1
75
LS9-16/LS9-32
DSP Circuit Board (LS9-16)

to DA (1) (OMNI OUT 1-8)-CN903
DSP32 Circuit Board (LS9-32) to N.C. (LS9-16), to DA (1) (OMNI OUT 1-8)-CN901
DA (2) (OMNI OUT 9-16) A
to DCD-CN506 -CN903 (LS9-32) to JK-CN401 to JK-CN301
to DCA-CN103
SLOT2 (LS9-32 only)
SLOT1
to HAAD2(2) (ch9-16)-CN901(LS9-16), to HAAD2(1) (ch1-8)-CN901(LS9-16), to N.C. (LS9-16), not installed

HAAD2(4) (ch25-32)-CN901(LS9-32) HAAD2(3) (ch17-24)-CN901(LS9-32) HAAD2(1) (ch1-8)-CN901(LS9-32) A'
to N.C. (LS9-16),
HAAD2(2) (ch9-16)-CN901(LS9-32)
DSP: 2NA-WG82940-1 1
76 DSP32: 2NA-WG83150-1 1
LS9-16/LS9-32
A
to DCD-CN503 to PHN-CN902
to FD-CN302,
FD2-CN302(LS9-32)
to PNMS-CN501
to INV-CN601
to CPU-CN007
Component side
A'
DSP: 2NA-WG82940-1 1
DSP32: 2NA-WG83150-1 1 77
LS9-16/LS9-32

DSP32 Circuit Board (LS9-32)
B'
DSP: 2NA-WG82940-1 1
78 DSP32: 2NA-WG83150-1 1
LS9-16/LS9-32
Component side
3 layer3
B'
DSP: 2NA-WG82940-1 1
DSP32: 2NA-WG83150-1 1 79
LS9-16/LS9-32

C'
DSP: 2NA-WG82940-1 1
80 DSP32: 2NA-WG83150-1 1
LS9-16/LS9-32
Component side
6 layer6
C'
DSP: 2NA-WG82940-1 1
DSP32: 2NA-WG83150-1 1 81
LS9-16/LS9-32

D'
DSP: 2NA-WG82940-1 1
82 DSP32: 2NA-WG83150-1 1
LS9-16/LS9-32
D'
Pattern side
DSP: 2NA-WG82940-1 1
DSP32: 2NA-WG83150-1 1 83
LS9-16/LS9-32
FD Circuit Board
to PNIN-CN101(LS9-16),
not installed PNIN(1)-CN101(LS9-32) not installed E
ch 1 ch 2 ch 3 ch 4 ch 5 ch 6 ch 7 ch 8 ch 9
(LS9-16) (LS9-16) (LS9-16) (LS9-16) (LS9-16) (LS9-16) (LS9-16) (LS9-16) (LS9-16)
ch 17 ch 18 ch 19 ch 20 ch 21 ch 22 ch 23 ch 24 ch 25
(LS9-32) (LS9-32) (LS9-32) (LS9-32) (LS9-32) (LS9-32) (LS9-32) (LS9-32) (LS9-32)
E'
2NA-WG83030-2 1
84 2NA-WG83030-3
LS9-16/LS9-32
to STIN1(PM16C)-CN101(LS9-16),
E to INV-CN603 to PNMS-CN101 STIN1(PM32C)-CN101(LS9-32)
9 ch 10 ch 11 ch 12 ch 13 ch 14 ch 15 ch 16
-16) (LS9-16) (LS9-16) (LS9-16) (LS9-16) (LS9-16) (LS9-16) (LS9-16)
STEREO
25 ch 26 ch 27 ch 28 ch 29 ch 30 ch 31 ch 32
-32) (LS9-32) (LS9-32) (LS9-32) (LS9-32) (LS9-32) (LS9-32) (LS9-32)
E' to DSP-CN102(LS9-16), to DCD-CN504(LS9-16),

DSP32-CN102(LS9-32), DCD-CN505(LS9-32),
FD2-CN302(LS9-32)
Component side
2NA-WG83030-2 1
2NA-WG83030-3 85
LS9-16/LS9-32
FD Circuit Board
F
F'
2NA-WG83030-1
86
LS9-16/LS9-32
F'
Pattern side
2NA-WG83030-1
87
LS9-16/LS9-32
FD2 Circuit Board (LS9-32)

not installed to PNIN(2)-CN101 not installed
G
ch 1 ch 2 ch 3 ch 4 ch 5 ch 6 ch 7 ch 8
G'
2NA-WG83040-2 1
88 2NA-WG83040-3
LS9-16/LS9-32
lled not installed not installed not installed

G
h8 ch 9 ch 10 ch 11 ch 12 ch 13 ch 14 ch 15 ch 16
G' to DSP32-CN102, to DCD-CN504

FD-CN302
Component side
2NA-WG83040-2 1
2NA-WG83040-3 89
LS9-16/LS9-32
FD2 Circuit Board (LS9-32)
H'
2NA-WG83040-1
90
LS9-16/LS9-32
H'
Pattern side
2NA-WG83040-1
91
LS9-16/LS9-32
DCA Circuit Board
to DCD-CN502 to DA(OMNI OUT 1-8)-CN001(LS9-16),

DA(OMNI OUT 9-16)-CN002(LS9-32)
to HAAD2(2)(ch 9-16)-CN902(LS9-16),
HAAD2(1)(ch 1-8)-CN902(LS9-32)
to HAAD2(1)(ch 1-8)-CN902(LS9-16),
HAAD2(2)(ch 9-16)-CN902(LS9-32)
to DSP-CN604 to N.C. (LS9-16),
to PHN-CN901 HAAD2(3)(ch 17-24)-CN902(LS9-32)
to N.C. (LS9-16),
HAAD2(4)(ch 25-32)-CN902(LS9-32)
Component side
2NA-WG82990-1
92
LS9-16/LS9-32
DCA Circuit Board
Pattern side
2NA-WG82990-1
93
LS9-16/LS9-32
DCD Circuit Board

to DSP-CN603(LS9-16),
DSP32-CN603(LS9-32)
to FAN
to DCA-CN101 to Power Supply Unit-CN2
to N.C.(LS9-16),
LAMP-CN011
(LS9-32)
to DSP-CN951
(LS9-16),
DSP32-CN951
(LS9-32)
to FD-CN303
(LS9-16),
FD2-CN303
(LS9-32)
to N.C.(LS9-16),
FD-CN303(LS9-32) Component side
2NA-WG83060-1 4
94
LS9-16/LS9-32
DCD Circuit Board
Pattern side
2NA-WG83060-1 4
95
96
INPUT
1, 9, 17, 25 2, 10, 18, 26 3, 11, 19, 27 4, 12, 20, 28 5, 13, 21, 29 6, 14, 22, 30 7, 15, 23, 31 8, 16, 24, 32
LS9-16/LS9-32
(17, 25 LS9-32 only) (18, 26 LS9-32 only) (19, 27 LS9-32 only) (20, 28 LS9-32 only) (21, 29 LS9-32 only) (22, 30 LS9-32 only) (23, 31 LS9-32 only) (24, 32 LS9-32 only)
HAAD2 Circuit Board
I
I'
2NA-WG83180-1
LS9-16/LS9-32
HAAD2(1) (ch 1-8): to DCA-CN107(LS9-16)

DCA-CN108(LS9-32)
DCA-CN107(LS9-32)
HAAD2(1) (ch 1-8): to DPS-CN851(LS9-16)

DPS32-CN801(LS9-32)
HAAD2(2) (ch 9-16): to DPS-CN852(LS9-16)
DPS32-CN802(LS9-32)
HAAD2(3) (ch 17-24): to DPS32-CN851(LS9-32)
HAAD2(4) (ch 25-32): to DPS32-CN852(LS9-32)
I' Component side

2NA-WG83180-1
97
LS9-16/LS9-32
HAAD2 Circuit Board J
J'
2NA-WG83180-1
98
LS9-16/LS9-32
J' Pattern side

2NA-WG83180-1
99
LS9-16/LS9-32
JK Circuit Board
WORD CLOCK
DIGITAL 2TR IN OUT

MIDI IN OUT
IN OUT
to DSP-CN501 (LS9-16), to DSP-CN502 (LS9-16), not installed

DSP32-CN501 (LS9-32) DSP32-CN502 (LS9-32)
Component side
Pattern side
2NA-WG83010-1
100
LS9-16/LS9-32
PNDA Circuit Board
SCENE MEMORY to PNMS-CN102
MONITOR
1 2
CHANNEL JOB
3 4
SETUP
RECORDER
5 6
METER
7 8
RACK 5-8
RACK 1-4 9 10
11 12
1-16 17-32
13 14
15 16
MASTER CUSTOM FADER
MIX/MATRIX 1-16
2NA-WG83100-1
101
LS9-16/LS9-32
PNMS Circuit Board
to FD-CN102
HOME
GAIN
CLEAR
ENTER
LOW
FREQUENCY
LOW MID
HI MID
Q
HIGH
to ENC-CN301
SELECTED
SEND
#
DYNAMICS 2

PAN
DYNAMICS 1
INC DEC
HA GAIN
to PNDA-CN401
to DSP-CN103(LS9-16)
DSP32-CN103(LS9-32)
Component side
2NA-WG83100-1
102
LS9-16/LS9-32
PNMS Circuit Board
Pattern side
2NA-WG83100-1
103
LS9-16/LS9-32
PNIN(1): to FD-CN202 K
PNIN Circuit Board PNIN(2): to FD2-CN202(LS9-32)
SEL SEL SEL SEL SEL SEL SEL SEL
CUE CUE CUE CUE CUE CUE CUE CUE
OVER OVER OVER OVER OVER OVER OVER

OVER
-6 -6 -6 -6 -6 -6 -6
-6
-12 -12 -12 -12 -12 -12 -12
-12
-18 -18 -18 -18 -18 -18 -18
-18
-30 -30 -30 -30 -30 -30 -30
-30
-60 -60 -60 -60 -60 -60 -60
-60
ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
ch 1 (LS9-16) ch 2 (LS9-16) ch 3 (LS9-16) ch 4 (LS9-16) ch 5 (LS9-16) ch 6 (LS9-16) ch 7 (LS9-16) ch 8 (LS9-16) ch 9

ch 1,17 (LS9-32) ch 2,18 (LS9-32) ch 3,19 (LS9-32) ch 4,20 (LS9-32) ch 5,21 (LS9-32) ch 6,22 (LS9-32) ch 7,23 (LS9-32) ch 8,24 (LS9-32) ch 9
K'
ENC Circuit Board
to PNMS-CN103
ENC: 2NA-WG83100-1
104 PNIN: 2NA-WG83050-1
LS9-16/LS9-32
EL SEL SEL SEL SEL SEL SEL SEL SEL
UE CUE CUE CUE CUE CUE CUE CUE CUE
OVER OVER OVER OVER OVER OVER OVER OVER
-6 -6 -6 -6 -6 -6 -6 -6
-12 -12 -12 -12 -12 -12 -12 -12
-18 -18 -18 -18 -18 -18 -18 -18
-30 -30 -30 -30 -30 -30 -30 -30
-60 -60 -60 -60 -60 -60 -60 -60
ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON
6) ch 9 (LS9-16) ch 10 (LS9-16) ch 11 (LS9-16) ch 12 (LS9-16) ch 13 (LS9-16) ch 14 (LS9-16) ch 15 (LS9-16) ch 16 (LS9-16)

9-32) ch 9,25 (LS9-32) ch 10,26 (LS9-32) ch 11,27 (LS9-32) ch 12,28 (LS9-32) ch 13,29 (LS9-32) ch 14,30 (LS9-32) ch 15,31 (LS9-32) ch 16,32 (LS9-32)
K'
Component side
LAMP Circuit Board (LS9-32)
LAMP to DCD-CN508
LAMP: 2NA-WG83060-1 4
PNIN: 2NA-WG83050-1 105
LS9-16/LS9-32
PNIN Circuit Board L
L'
INV Circuit Board
to DSP-CN451(LS9-16)
DSP32-CN451(LS9-32)
to FD-CN304
Component side
to LCD to Backlight INV: 2NA-WG83100-1
106 PNIN: 2NA-WG83050-1
LS9-16/LS9-32
L'
Pattern side
INV Circuit Board
Pattern side
INV: 2NA-WG83100-1
PNIN: 2NA-WG83050-1 107
LS9-16/LS9-32
STIN1(PN16C) Circuit Board (LS9-16)
ON CUE SEL
(STEREO) (STEREO) (STEREO)
ON CUE SEL to FD-CN301

(STIN1) (STIN1) (STIN1)
to STIN2(PN16C)-CN201
ON CUE SEL
(STIN2) (STIN2) (STIN2)
Component side
to STIN1(PN16C)-CN102
USER DEFINED USER DEFINED
KEYS 7 KEYS 1
STIN 1
USER DEFINED USER DEFINED USER DEFINED USER DEFINED

KEYS 11 KEYS 9 KEYS 5 KEYS 3
USER DEFINED
KEYS 2
USER DEFINED
KEYS 12
STIN 2
USER DEFINED KEYS 10 USER DEFINED KEYS 8 USER DEFINED USER DEFINED KEYS 4
KEYS 6
Component side
STIN1(PN16C): 2NA-WG83170-1
108 STIN2(PN16C): 2NA-WG83170-1
LS9-16/LS9-32
Pattern side
Pattern side
STIN2(PN16C): 2NA-WG83170-1 109
LS9-16/LS9-32
to FD-CN301
(STEREO)
(STIN 1)
(STIN 2)
(STIN 3)
(STIN 4)
SEL
SEL
SEL
SEL
SEL
(STEREO)
(STIN 1)
(STIN 2)
(STIN 3)
(STIN 4)
CUE
CUE
CUE
CUE
CUE
(STEREO)
(STIN 1)
(STIN 2)
(STIN 3)
(STIN 4)
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
to STIN2(PN32C)-CN201 Component side
STIN 4
STIN 3
USER DEFINED
USER DEFINED USER DEFINED USER DEFINED USER DEFINED KEYS 12
KEYS 2 KEYS 4 KEYS 8 KEYS 10
USER DEFINED
STIN 2 KEYS 6 USER DEFINED
KEYS 11
USER DEFINED USER DEFINED USER DEFINED USER DEFINED USER DEFINED
STIN 1 KEYS 1 KEYS 3 KEYS 5 KEYS 7 KEYS 9
to STIN1(PN32C)-CN102 Component side

110 STIN2(PN32C): 2NA-WG94690-1
LS9-16/LS9-32
Pattern side
Pattern side
STIN2(PN32C): 2NA-WG94690-1 111
LS9-16/LS9-32
INSPECTIONS
1. Preparation 1-4. Initialization
Refer to "Initializing the internal memory" for the procedures
1-1. Measuring Instruments of initializing the internal memory. (See page 181.)
Use measuring instruments which can measure the inspection
items accurately with confidence. 1-5. Fader Calibration
Input impedance of the measuring device should be 100 k or more. Refer to "Calibration function: Calibrating faders" for the
System Two procedures of calibrating faders. (See page 183.)
Multi-Volt Meter
Filter (12.7 kHz, 6 dB/OCT) 1-6. CPU circuit board SRAM Backup Inspection
Level meter Check that "== INITIALIZE MENU ==" does not appear on
the LCD screen when the power is turned on.
1-2. Parameters
Unless otherwise specified, the parameter settings are as
follows. 2. ANALOG IN/OUT Characteristic Inspection
Set the WORD CLOCK to INT 48 kHz.
Set the "+48 V MASTER" to ON. 2-1. LS9-16: OMNI OUT 18
Turn on only the channel being measured. LS9-32: OMNI OUT 116
PAN : CENTER Parameters: Input from INPUT (XLR) of CH1.
GAIN : MIN LS9-16: Assign CH1 to OMNI OUT 18.
FADER : NOMINAL (0 dB) LS9-32: Assign CH1 to OMNI OUT 116.
PHONES LEVEL : MAX
0 dBu = 0.775 Vrms 1 Gain
0 dBFS = 0 dB, full scale (LS9-16: OMNI OUT 18 / LS9-32: OMNI OUT 116)
The oscillator output impedance should be 150 .
Input Frequency Input Level Prescribed Output Level Permissible Range
Measure the noise level with a 12.7 kHz, 6 dB/octave low 1 kHz +10 dBu +4 dBu +42 dBu
pass filter.
(For measurement, use the average values and not effective 2 Distortion
values.) (LS9-16: OMNI OUT 18 / LS9-32: OMNI OUT 116)
Correct the distortion measurement with an 80 kHz, 18 Input Frequency Output Level Permissible Range
dB/octave low pass filter. 1 kHz +22 dBu 0.01 % or below
For analog output inspection, add or change parameter 3 Residual noise

settings as follows. (LS9-16: OMNI OUT 18 / LS9-32: OMNI OUT 116)
For maximum output measurement, unless otherwise Parameters: Turn off STEREO.
specified, output 0 dB from the internal oscillator. Permissible Range
Set the analog output loads as follows: 86 dBu or below
OMNI OUT: 600
PHONES: 8 4 LS9-16: OMNI OUT 18 level difference
LS9-32: OMNI OUT 116 level difference
1-3. Updating the Program Confirm the range of difference in the gain measured in item 1
If the main program is not the latest version, it is required to above as follows.
update it to the latest version. Permissible Range
* For the latest version, download the latest program from the Within 1 dB
YSISS home page and save it in the USB memory device.
5 Crosstalk between adjacent channels

(1) How to check the version of the main program
(LS9-16: OMNI OUT 18 / LS9-32: OMNI OUT 116)
Press the [SET UP] button and the current version will be
Parameters: Turn on OMNI OUT of only one odd number
shown in the "MUSIC SETUP" page screen.
channel for output, turned off OMNI OUT of
other channels. And measure the noise level of
(2) How to write programs
even number channels next to the odd number
For the program writing procedure, refer to the "Updating the
channel on both side.
Firmware" in service inspection program section.
Output Level Permissible Range
(See page 131.) Input Frequency
(Odd Channel) (Even Channel)
1 kHz +23 dBu 57 dBu or below
Perform the same check on the even number channels.
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6 Maximum output 2-3. CH IN 132

(LS9-16: OMNI OUT 18 / LS9-32: OMNI OUT 116) Parameters: LS9-16: Use OMNI OUT 7 (L).
Parameters: Assign only the built-in oscillator to OMNI OUT LS9-32: Use OMNI OUT 15 (L).
1-8 (in case of LS9-16) or OMNI OUT 1-16 (in
case of LS9-32). A. GAIN 62 dB
Input Frequency Output Level Permissible Range Permissible Range(Distortion) 1 Gain
1 kHz +24 dBu +240.5 dBu 0.01 % or below (LS9-16: CH IN 116 / LS9-32: CH IN 132)
Input Frequency Input Level Prescribed Output Level Permissible Range
2-2. PHONES L, R 1 kHz 62 dBu +4 dBu +42 dBu
Parameters: Input from INPUT (XLR) of CH1.
Assign CH1 to STEREO. 2 Distortion factor
Set MONITOR SOURCE to STEREO L/R. (LS9-16: CH IN 116 / LS9-32: CH IN 132)
Set PHONES LEVEL LINK to OFF. Input Frequency Output Level Permissible Range
1 kHz +22 dBu 0.02 % or below
1 Gain (PHONES L, R)
Input Frequency Input Level Prescribed Output Level Permissible Range 3 Noise level EIN
1 kHz 0 dBu 0 dBu 02 dBu (LS9-16: CH IN 116 / LS9-32: CH IN 132)
Parameters: Short CH IN to be measured with 150 .
2 Distortion (PHONES L, R) Permissible Range
Input Frequency Output Level Permissible Range 62 dBu or below
1 kHz 0 dBu 0.15 % or below If the measured value is out of the above permissible range,
check for:
3 Residual noise (PHONES L, R) Measured value (gain at 1 kHz) 128
Parameters: Turn off STEREO.
PHONES LEVEL Permissible Range 4 Level difference
MAX 79 dBu or below (LS9-16: CH IN 116 / LS9-32: CH IN 132)
MIN 86 dBu or below Confirm the range of difference in the gain measured in item 1
above as follows.
4 PHONES L to R level difference Permissible Range
Confirm the range of difference in the gain measured in item 1 Within 2 dB
above as follows.
Permissible Range B. GAIN +10 dB
Within 2 dB 1 Gain
(LS9-16: CH IN 116 / LS9-32: CH IN 132)
5 Maximum output (PHONES L, R) Input Frequency Input Level Prescribed Output Level Permissible Range
Parameters: Assign only the built-in oscillator to STEREO and 1 kHz +10 dBu +4 dBu +42 dBu
output 27 dB from the built-in oscillator.
Input Frequency Output Level Permissible Range Permissible Range(Distortion) 2 Distortion
1 kHz +3 dBu +30.5 dBu 0.15 % or below (LS9-16: CH IN 116 / LS9-32: CH IN 132)
Input Frequency Output Level Permissible Range
6 L to R crosstalk 1 kHz +22 dBu 0.01 % or below
Parameters: Set PAN fully to the L side.
Input Frequency Output Level (L) Permissible Range 3 Noise level
1 kHz +3 dBu 56 dBu or below (LS9-16: CH IN 116 / LS9-32: CH IN 132)
Perform the same check on the R side. Parameters: Short CH IN, ST IN to be measured with 150 .
Permissible Range
80 dBu or below
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C. PHANTOM VOLTAGE 2 f characteristic (2TR IN DIGITAL)

(CH IN 1, 9, 17, 25 (CH IN 17, 25 on LS9-32 only) Parameters: 1 kHz is used as the reference of the permissible
With No.2 and No.3 pins of XLR shorted and 10 k load range.
connected between No.2 and No.1 pins, adjust the voltage Input Frequency Input Level Permissible Range
when the +48 key is turned on as follows. 20 Hz 20 dBFS from 1.0 dB to +0.5 dB
Permissible Range 20 kHz 20 dBFS from 1.0 dB to +0.5 dB
DC 33 V 37 V
Also, check that discharging starts immediately when the +48 3 Distortion (2TR IN DIGITAL)
key is turned off. Input Frequency Output Level Permissible Range
1 kHz +22 dBu 0.01 % or below
3. DIGITAL IN / OUT Characteristic Inspection

3-3. PLL Operating Range of WORD CLOCK
3-1. 2TR OUT DIGITAL IN, 2TR IN DIGITAL
Parameters: Use System Two. Parameters: Use the System Two.
Input from CH1 IN. When measuring L channel:
Set GAIN to +10 dB. LS9-16: Use OMNI OUT 7 (L).
LS9-32: Use OMNI OUT 15 (L).
A. WORD CLOCK INT48 kHz When measuring R channel:
Parameters: Set WORD CLOCK to INT 48 kHz. LS9-16: Use OMNI OUT 8 (R).
LS9-32: Use OMNI OUT 16 (R).
1 Gain (2TR OUT DIGITAL) Set WORD CLOCK as follows.
Input Frequency Input Level Prescribed Output Level Permissible Range When checking WORD CLOCK IN: WC IN
1 kHz +10 dBu 20 dBFS 202 dBFS When checking 2TR IN DIGITAL: 2TR IN
Input from CH1 IN.
2 f characteristic (2TR OUT DIGITAL) Set GAIN to +10 dB.
Parameters: 1 kHz is used as the reference of the permissible
range. A. 48 kHz +6 % (50.88 kHz)
Input Frequency Input Level Permissible Range Parameters: When checking the WORD CLOCK IN, set the
20 Hz +10 dBu from 1.0 dB to +0.5 dB oscillator frequency to 48 kHz + 6 %.
20 kHz +10 dBu from 1.0 dB to +0.5 dB When checking the 2TR IN DIGITAL, set the
System Two frequency (Sample rate) to 48 kHz +
3 Distortion (2TR OUT DIGITAL) 6 %.
1 kHz 2 dBFS 0.002 % or below 1 Distortion (WORD CLOCK IN, 2TR IN DIGITAL)
3-2. 2TR IN DIGITAL 1 kHz +22 dBu 0.01 % or below
Parameters: Use the System Two.
LS9-16: Use OMNI OUT 7 (L), 8 (R). B. 44.1 kHz 10 % (39.69 kHz)
LS9-32: Use OMNI OUT 15 (L), 16 (R). Parameters: When checking the WORD CLOCK IN, set the
Select 2TR IN for WORD CLOCK. oscillator frequency to 44.1 kHz 10 %.
When checking the 2TR IN DIGITAL, set the
A. 48 kHz System Two frequency (Sample rate) to 44.1 kHz
Parameters: Set the System Two frequency (Sample Rate) to 10 %.
48 kHz.
1 Distortion (WORD CLOCK IN, 2TR IN DIGITAL)
1 Gain (2TR IN DIGITAL) Input Frequency Output Level Permissible Range
Input Frequency Input Level Prescribed Output Level Permissible Range 1 kHz +22 dBu 0.02 % or below
1 kHz 20 dBFS +4 dBu +42 dBu
3-4. Jitter Measurement
Parameters: Use System Two.
Select Sec, PK.
BW: Select 700 Hz to 100 kHz.
Use 2TR OUT DIGITAL for the inspection.
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A. WORD CLOCK INT (2) EFFECT function (DSP6 operation check)

Parameters: Select the WORD CLOCK values shown in the Parameters: Use the version of "SEISAN1.L9A" file suitable for
following table. the firmware version as "sound scene data".
Set WORD CLOCK to INT 48 kHz.
1 Jitter Input the music signal to ANALOG INPUT
WORD CLOCK Permissible Range CH1 and adjust the GAIN so that the STEREO
INT44.1 kHz 2 nsec or below METER OVER does not light up for any scene.
INT48 kHz 2 nsec or below Listen to sound from OMNI OUT or PHONES
OUT.
B. WORD CLOCK EXT
Parameters: Set WORD CLOCK as follows. INSPECTIONS
When checking the WORD CLOCK IN: WC IN Recall scene 5 (Reverb) and check the signal for at least 15
When checking 2TR IN DIGITAL: 2TR IN seconds.
When checking WORD CLOCK IN, set the
oscillator frequency as in the table below. Judgment criteria 1:
When checking the 2TR IN DIGITAL, set the The EFFECT sounds must be output.
System Two frequency (Sample rate) as in the
table below. Judgment criteria 2:
The output should be free from noise.
1 Jitter (WORD CLOCK IN, 2TR IN DIGITAL)
WORD CLOCK Permissible Range In the same manner, recall scenes 6 through 20 and inspect by
44.1 kHz 5 nsec or below listening.
48 kHz 5 nsec or below The scene numbers and EFFECT types are as follows.
Scene No. Rack No. EFFECT TYPE
5 5 Reverb
4. Fader Inspection 6 5 Symphonic
Parameters: Use the "SEISAN1.L9A" file for the "scene data 7 5 HQ Pitch
for fader inspection". 8 5 Dynamic Filter
* Download it from YSISS home page. 9 6 Reverb
10 6 Symphonic
INSPECTIONS 11 6 Dual Pitch
Recall scenes 1 to 4 one by one to operate the fader for the 12 6 Dynamic Filter
following check. 13 7 Reverb
14 7 Symphonic
Judgment criteria 1: 15 7 HQ Pitch
16 7 Dynamic Filter
Check that no fader vibrates when stopping at indications
17 8 Reverb
and +10 dB.
18 8 Symphonic
19 8 Dual Pitch
Judgment criteria 2:
20 8 Dynamic Filter
The fader position should be as follows.
(1) When all the faders are at the topmost place.
Make sure that all the faders are within 2 mm from the 6. Lamp Voltage Measurement (Only for LS9-32)
10 dB index. Measure the voltage between pins No. 3 and No. 4 at 1 places
(2) When all the faders are at the lowermost place. on the rear panel.
Make sure that all the faders are within 2 mm from the Measure the voltage when the LAMP DIMMER is at MAX and
index. MIN positions.
MAX MIN
5. Sound Check Permissible Range 12.0 V1.0 V 0.65 V0.5 V
Aurally check the following items.
q ANALOG INPUT, ANALOG OUTPUT 7. Fan Operation Check

Parameters: CH1, CH16, CH32 (LS9-32 only) / After turning on the power switch, check that no fan operation
Use OMNI OUT 15, 16. error is shown on the display.
Set WORD CLOCK to INT 48 kHz.
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1. 1-5.

1-1.

186

100 k 1-6. CPU SRAM
System Two ONLCD == INITIALIZE
MENU ==
12.7 kHz6 dB/OCT

2. ANALOG IN / OUT
1-2.
2-1. LS9-16: OMNI OUT 1-8
WORD CLOCKINT48 kHz LS9-32: OMNI OUT 1-16
+48 V MASTERON CH1INPUT (XLR)
CHON LS9-16: CH1OMNI OUT 1-8
PAN : LS9-32: CH1OMNI OUT 1-16
GAIN : MIN
FADER : NOMINAL0 dB
PHONES LEVEL : MAX LS9-16: OMNI OUT 1-8 / LS9-32: OMNI OUT 1-16
0 dBu = 0.775 Vrms
0 dBFS = 0 1 kHz +10 dBu +4 dBu +42 dBu
150
12.7 kHz6 dB/OCTLPF
LS9-16: OMNI OUT 1-8 / LS9-32: OMNI OUT 1-16
80 kHz18 dB/OCTLPF
1 kHz +22 dBu 0.01

0 dB LS9-16: OMNI OUT 1-8 / LS9-32: OMNI OUT 1-16
STEREOOFF
OMNI OUT : 600
PHONES : 8 86 dBu

LS9-16: OMNI OUT 1-8
1-3. LS9-32: OMNI OUT 1-16

YSISS
USB 1 dB
(1)

MUSIC SETUP
[SET UP]
LS9-16: OMNI OUT 1-8 / LS9-32: OMNI OUT 1-16

1OMNI OUTON
OMNI OUTOFF
(2)

: Firmware

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1 kHz +23 dBu 57 dBu
1-4.

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2-3. CH IN 132
LS9-16: OMNI OUT 1-8 / LS9-32: OMNI OUT 1-16 LS9-16: OMNI OUT 7L
LS9-16: OMNI OUT 1-8 / LS9-32: OMNI OUT 15L
LS9-32: OMNI OUT 1-16
A. GAIN 62 dB
1 kHz +24 dBu +240.5 dBu 0.01 LS9-16: CH IN 116 / LS9-32: CH IN 132

1 kHz 62 dBu +4 dBu +42 dBu
2-2. PHONES L, R
CH1INPUTXLR LS9-16: CH IN 116 / LS9-32: CH IN 132
CH1STEREO
MONITOR SOURCESTEREO L/R 1 kHz +22 dBu 0.02
PHONES LEVEL LINKOFF
EIN
PHONES LR LS9-16: CH IN 116 / LS9-32: CH IN 132
CH IN150
1 kHz 0 dBu 0 dBu 02 dBu
62 dBu
PHONES LR
1 kHz128
1 kHz 0 dBu 0.15
PHONES LR
STEREOOFF LS9-16: CH IN 116 / LS9-32: CH IN 132
PHONES LEVEL
MAX 79 dBu
MIN 86 dBu
2 dB
PHONES LR
B. GAIN +10 dB
LS9-16: CH IN 116 / LS9-32: CH IN 132

2 dB 1 kHz +10 dBu +4 dBu +42 dBu
PHONES LR LS9-16: CH IN 116 / LS9-32: CH IN 132

STEREO
27 dB 1 kHz +22 dBu 0.01

1 kHz +3 dBu +30.5 dBu 0.15
LS9-16: CH IN 116 / LS9-32: CH IN 132
LR CH IN150
PANL
L 80 dBu
1 kHz +3 dBu 56 dBu
R
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C. f 2TR IN DIGITAL
CH IN 1, 9, 17, 25CH IN 17, 25 LS9-32 1 kHz
XLR232110 k
+48ON 20 Hz 20 dBFS 1.0 0.5 dB
20 kHz 20 dBFS 1.0 0.5 dB

DC 33 V 37 V 2TR IN DIGITAL
+48OFF
1 kHz +22 dBu 0.01
3. DIGITAL IN / OUT 3-3. WORD CLOCK IN2TR IN DIGITAL PLL

3-1. 2TR OUT DIGITAL
System Two System Two
CH1 IN Lch
GAIN +10 dB LS9-16: OMNI OUT 7L
LS9-32: OMNI OUT 15L
A. WORD CLOCK INT48 kHz Rch
WORD CLOCK INT48 kHz LS9-16: OMNI OUT 8R
LS9-32: OMNI OUT 16R
2TR OUT DIGITAL WORD CLOCK
WORD CLOCK INWC IN
1 kHz +10 dBu 20 dBFS 202 dBFS 2TR IN DIGITAL2TR IN
CH1 IN
f2TR OUT DIGITAL GAIN +10 dB
1 kHz
A. 48 kHz +6 50.88 kHz
20 Hz +10 dBu 1.0 0.5 dB WORD CLOCK IN
20 kHz +10 dBu 1.0 0.5 dB 48 kHz +6
2TR IN DIGITALSystem Two
2TR OUT DIGITAL Sample Rate48 kHz +6

1 kHz 2 dBFS 0.002 WORD CLOCK IN2TR IN DIGITAL

1 kHz +22 dBu 0.01
3-2. 2TR IN DIGITAL
System Two B. 44.1kHz 10 39.69 kHz
LS9-16: OMNI OUT 7L8R WORD CLOCK IN
LS9-32: OMNI OUT 15L
16R 44.1 kHz 10 2TR IN DIGITAL
WORD CLOCK2TR IN System TwoSample Rate
44.1 kHz 10
A. 48 kHz
System TwoSample Rate48 kHz WORD CLOCK IN2TR IN DIGITAL

1 kHz +22 dBu 0.02
2TR IN DIGITAL

1 kHz 20 dBFS +4 dBu +42 dBu 3-4.
System Two
SecPK
BW 700 Hz to 100 kHz
2TR OUT DIGITAL
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A. WORD CLOCK INT EFFECTDSP6

WORD CLOCK
SEISAN1.L9A

WORD CLOCK WORD CLOCK INT48 kHz
INT44.1 kHz 2 nsec ANALOG INPUTCH1
INT48 kHz 2 nsec STEREO METEROVER
GAIN
B. WORD CLOCK EXT OMNI OUTPHONES OUT
WORD CLOCK
WORD CLOCK IN WC IN
2TR IN DIGITAL 2TR IN 5Reverb15
WORD CLOCK IN

2TR IN DIGITALSystem Two 1
Sample Rate EFFECT
WORD CLOCK IN2TR IN DIGITAL 2

WORD CLOCK
44.1 kHz 5 nsec
48 kHz 5 nsec 6 20

No. EFFECT TYPE
4. No. Rack No. EFFECT TYPE
5 5 Reverb
SEISAN1.L9A 6 5 Symphonic
YSISS 7 5 HQ Pitch
8 5 Dynamic Filter
9 6 Reverb
14 10 6 Symphonic
11 6 Dual Pitch
12 6 Dynamic Filter
1 13 7 Reverb
+10 dB 14 7 Symphonic
15 7 HQ Pitch
16 7 Dynamic Filter
17 8 Reverb
2
18 8 Symphonic
19 8 Dual Pitch
(1)
20 8 Dynamic Filter
10 dB2 mm

(2)
2 mm 6. LS9-32
1 34
LAMP DIMMER MAXMIN
MAX MIN
5. 12.0 V1.0 V 0.65 V0.5 V
ANALOG INPUT ANALOG OUTPUT 7.

CH1CH16CH32LS9-32
OMNI OUT 1516
WORD CLOCKINT48 kHz
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SERVICE CHECK PROGRAM

LS9 Test Program
a. Use this Test Program to execute the service check for LS9-16 and LS9-32.
Update the LS9-16, LS9-32 and PC to the latest program shown in the following table before executing the service check.
For the writing procedure, refer to the "Updating the Firmware" section on page 131.
* The program can be downloaded from the YSISS Home Page.
LS9 Firmware V1.xx
Generic term FILE name (?depends on version.) Version Writing procedure [object]
CPU circuit board check/
MAIN FIRMWARE LS9P?_??.PGM V1.xx General check
[USB storage]
TestProgramService Test PC App
PC application for service check V1.0.0 [PC for checking]
LS9Test_service.exe
TestProgram
DME-N Network Driver V1.1.1 [PC for checking]
DME-N Network Driver v?.?.?
TestProgramMIDI
Panel check result indication application V2.2.1 [PC for checking]
MidiTerm_LS9.exe
b. Use this test program with the OS: Windows 2000/XP. Start-up screen(Fig. 1)
Use the PC application for service check.
Immediately after start-up, the screen as shown in Fig. 1
Selects whether LS9-16 or Click here to close the screen (to enter the tool bar)
LS9-32 is to be tested. Click here to end this program.
appears.
c. Items commonly applicable to this check
1) When there is no communication response as an
individual judgment of each check, Communication
error appears on the screen and the individual
judgment becomes NG.
2) With some check items, the maximum number of NGs
is 20 when the check results in NG many times.
Clicking this button Used to select communi- Click here to end this program
makes check screen cation port (Ethernet MIDI) (same as the "X" button at the
(Fig.2) displayed. upper right of the screen).
Example of screen for check (Fig. 2)
Used to clear total judgment

Version Absolute bus name of check result storage file
Closes this screen to return to Fig. 1 screen.

MAC address
Total judgment
Used to load saved check result
Used to select/not to
select automatic check item Closes this screen to return to Fig. 1 screen.
Used to save check result

Clicking this button starts
checking in individual mode. When judgment is NG,
item name characters become red
Judgment result of individual check

Judgment by testing person (visual check, etc.) is entered by having
OK/NG displayed in the button and pressing it while checking.
No OK/NG is displayed for non-selected items in automatic check.
When each check result is NG,

used to select stop/not to stop.
(Use of default function does not stop checking.)
Used to select all items.
Used to stop checking temporarily.
Works as [STOP] during temporal stop,
and pressing it will force to end checking.
Used to clear all items. Used to start automatic checking.

Used to select NG items only. During the checking, this button works as [CONTINUE] button and
restarts checking when pressed during temporal stop.
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1) Automatic mode: When the [START] button at the bottom of the Fig. 2 screen is pressed, selected checking items will be executed
sequentially from the upper left downward. All judgment columns become blank when checking is started.
If the [STOP on NG] is selected, checking is stopped temporarily when judgment is NG.
Checking stops temporarily when the [PAUSE] is pressed and stops when the [STOP] is pressed during the
temporalstop. Checking is re-started when the [CONTINUE] is pressed.
2) Individual mode: If the button with OK/NG indication is pressed in Fig. 2, an individual checking screen as shown in Fig. 3 will be
displayed. Press the [START] in each screen to execute the checking.
3) For the checking items and checking contents, refer to List of Check Items below.
4) For the items to which no checking is to be executed in each checking screen, their characters are dimmed (grayed out)
5) The file storing the checking results should be named as Storage file name.csv. (Only general check results will be saved.)
6) It is possible to save the communication results (right side of Fig. 3) as a file. (Up to 30 KB)
The file should be named as Storage file name.txt
Example of individual check screen (When checking in automatic mode(Fig. 3)
Indicated when the total judgment of
all individual items is completed.
Communication contents are displayed while checking all items.

Scrolling is possible.
Writing into text file is possible by using the copy & paste functions
Judgment result of each item When check result is NG, details are displayed.
NO appears when there is (Output from target CPU)
no communication response
When there is TxData,
-- : Item of damage etc command being transmitted is also displayed.
** : Item requiring no judgment When there is Ok Data,
OK: is also displayed.
Checking Item
When checking visually, this box is displayed.

Operation instructions are displayed in
red and processing status in black.
OK button and Enter key are linked.
Used to start checking. Used to stop checking

During the checking, this button temporarily. Works as When the check is marked here, OK and data being transmitted are displayed
becomes [CONTINUE] button and [STOP] during temporal for debugging this PC program (No check mark when program is started.)
restarts checking when pressed stop, and pressing it will Closes this screen to
during temporal stop. force to end checking. return to Fig. 2 screen.
Auto Next function
When checking is started in automatic mode, the Auto Next function is turned on and checking proceeds automatically.
When checking is started in individual mode, the Auto Next function is turned off. Checking is started using the [START] button.
To recheck the NG item in automatic mode, press the [PAUSE] button, turn off the Auto Next function and press the [START] button.
List of check items

Item check name Outline of check item Judgment
1-1 CPU SRAM Check the data bus and address bus of CPUM SRAM Auto
1-2 CPU SDRAM Check the data bus and address bus of CPUM SDRAM Auto
1-3 BATT Check the voltage of the backup battery Auto
1-4 RTC Obtain and set Real Time Clock Auto
1-5 PLLP2 Check PLLP2 register by reading/writing it Auto
1-6 DSP6 Check each DSP6 register by reading/writing it. Check SIO for connection Auto
1-7 DSP7 Check each DSP7 register by reading/writing it. Check SIO for connection Auto
1-8 SLOT Check each signal of SLOT Auto
1-9 WORD CLOCK Check PLL LOCK by counting Fs of WCLK OUT at WCLK IN Semi-auto
1-10 2TR IN/OUT Judges by looping the 2TR IN/OUT DIGITAL Auto
1-11 MIDI Check transmission/reception by loopbacking MIDI IN/OUT Auto
1-12 USB STORAGE Check control line by reading/writing USB MEMORY. Auto
1-13 NETWORK Check by communication with PC Auto *1
1-14 RECORDER Checks the RECORDER IC register by reading/writing it, Checks SIO for connection Auto
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Item check name Outline of check item Judgment

1-15 LAMP Checks only the output voltage of the LAMP. Semi-auto
1-16 LCD Check LCD indication Semi-auto
1-17 LED all lighting Check that all LEDs light up Visual check *2
1-18 Each LED color Checks the lighting of the red, orange, and green LEDs color by color. Visual check *2
1-19 Switch input Checks input from switches. Visual check *2
1-20 Encoder input Checks input from encoders. Visual check *2
1-21 Fader movement time Checks movement of the motor faders. Visual check *2
1-22 Fader voltage level Checks the voltage level applied to the motor faders. Visual check *2
*1 It is possible to communicate with the test program and it becomes a judgment of OK.
*2 Visually check each PANEL if neccesary as checking runs automatically.
1. Service Check 6) PC settings

If jigs necessary for some checking item are not available, clear Setting Ethernet
the check box for the relevant checking item before executing (Control panel / Network connection / Local area
check. connection / Property / TCP/IP property: In case of
Windows XP)
Preparations Check IP Address and Subnet Mask in the Network setting
1) Object to be checked: LS9 of the LS9 MISC SETUP(3/3) screen. Set IP Address that
is not identical with LS9 IP Address in the same subnet. Set
2) PC: Subnet Mask and Default Gate Way that are identical with
DOS/V PC: 1 unit those for LS9.
(with P-200 MHz or more, Windows 2000, XP, Ethernet port)
* Download the program from the YSISS home page. DME-N Network Driver setting
(Control Panel / DME-N Network Driver)
3) Test Jig Device No. 1
MY SLOT CHECK Ver.2 check jig: AAX59920 Device Name (optional)
2 pcs. (LS9-32), 1 pc. (LS9-16) (For SLOT check only) Device ID 1
TCP-KEEPALIVE on
4) Cables
RCA (2TR): 1 pc. Check IP Address and MAC Address in the Network
BNC (Word Clock): 1 pc. window of the LS9 and input them for the IP Address and
LAN (UTP CAT.5 cross or straight): 1 pc. Protect No.
MIDI: 1 pc.
7) How to start the LS9
5) Others Activate the test program from the PC application to enter
USB memory: 1 pc. the test mode.
Tester (to measure the voltage of the LAMP): 1 pc.
8) How to start the PC application
Start the LS9Test_service.exe through Windows.
Selects which model to check with the LS9-16 and LS9-32
buttons in the start-up screen and click the [LS9 SERVICE]
button.
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9) Dumping LS9 screen 4. Press the 4, 5, 1, and then 10 of the [SEL] keys
1. Press the 4, 5, 1, and then 10 of the channel one at a time, and then press the [ENTER] key over
[SEL] keys one at a time, and then press the [ENTER] again. NORMAL MODE will be shown at the bottom
key. of the display indicating that the normal mode is selected.
MAINTENANCE MODE will be shown at the bottom (Alternatively, cycle the power to return to the normal
of the display indicating that the maintenance mode is mode.)
selected.
2. Insert a USB memory to the USB connector.
3. Press the 1 key of the USER DEFINED KEYS.
The current screen data will be saved to the USB memory.
10) Connection
Connection diagram for general check
LS9-16 [LS9-32]
DSP
SLOT[1]
Use the existing
MY SLOT CHECK Ver.2 jig (AAX59920)
[SLOT2]
LAN PC
(UTP CAT.5 Cross cable or
JK straight cable)
WORD CLOCK OUT

BNC - BNC
WORD CLOCK IN Cable
2TR OUT DIGITAL

RCA - RCA
Cable
2TR IN DIGITAL
OUT
MIDI MIDI Cable
IN
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1-1 CPU SRAM test 1-3. BATT test

Contents: Checks the address data bus line and data bus line of Contents: C h e c k s t h e v o l t a g e o f t h e b a c k u p b a t t e r y
SRAM on CPU circuit board. automatically by measuring it in A/D.
Example of executing screen Example of executing screen
Explanation in case the check result is NG If the address bus is NG

NG: SRAM A[X] (0xXXXXXXXX) W:XXXXXXXXR:XXXXXXXX Comments on the results indication
CPU Address write data read data The chart shows the example of the battery in normal conditions
Address bus number which is not acceptable Voltage Display in the right window Remarks
If the data bus is NG NG: BATT NONE
NG: SRAM D[X] W:XXXXXXXXR:XXXXXXXX Less than 0.5[V] No battery set
The voltage is lower than
write data read data From 0.5[V] less than 2.5[V] NG: x.xxV (BATT. Low)
the specified value.
Data bus number which is not acceptable From 2.5[V] less than 3.5[V] OK: x.xxV
The voltage is lower than
3.5[V] or above NG: x.xxV (BATT. High)
the specified value.
1-2. CPU SDRAM test
Contents: Checks the address data bus line and data bus line of
SDRAM on CPU circuit board. 1-4. RTC test
Contents: Obtains and sets Real Time Clock.
Example of executing screen
Display in case the check result is NG

NG: SDRAM ADDRESS BUS Ax If the address bus is NG
Address bus number which is not acceptable
NG: SDRAM DATA BUS Dx If the data bus is NG 1) Dialog box of Set Date Time
Data bus number which is not acceptable
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Press the [PC Clock Set] button and the date and time set in Example of executing screen
the PC will be input automatically.
(The date and time settings of the PC clock must be correct.)
Alternatively, input the date and time manually.
Press the [Enter] button and the date and time will be set
for the Real Time Clock.
2) Dialog box of Get Date Time
Check if the date and time are correct and press [OK] or [NG].
1-5. PLLP2 test

Contents: Checks the condition of the address bus line (A0 ...
A4) and data bus line (D0 ... D15) by writing/reading
the register (00, 0f, 10, 16) of PLLP2.
DSP6 test items and display provided during execution (in the right window)
1: CPU Interface (Data Bus) ... OK
3: CPU Interface (Chip Select, TXB) ... OK
4: CPU Interface (Address Bus) ... OK
5: CPU Interface (BUS W/R Reg.) ... OK
6: DRAM Interface (Data Bus) ... OK
7: DRAM Interface (Address Bus) ... OK
8: DRAM Interface (Address Bus & MPR)... OK
9: SIO Connection ... OK SIO test of DSP6 / DSP6
DSP7 test items and display provided during execution (in the right window)
1: CPU Interface (Data Bus) OK
2: CPU Interface (Chip Select) OK
3: CPU Interface (Address Bus) OK
Display in case the check result is NG 4: E-RAM Interface (Data Bus) OK
5: E-RAM Interface (Address Bus) OK
NG: MCS Wxx:yy--> Rxx:yy
6: SIO Connection (DSP7 / DSP6) OK
Write Data Read Data 7: SIO Connection (DSP6 / DSP7) OK
Register number which is not acceptable
8: SIO Connection (DSP7 / DSP7) OK
9: DSP7 LSI Check (DSP7 ACC) OK
1-6. DSP6 test Common to DSP6 and DSP7, Explanation about display if the
1-7. DSP7 test check result is NG
Contents: Checks the condition of address bus line and data bus 1) CPU Interface/DRAM, E-RAM Interface
line by writing/reading each register of DSP6/DSP7. NG: ICxxx(1) 0000 0000 XXXX 0000 0000 0000 0000 X00X with display of 32/24/16/8 bit
DRAM and SDRAM of each DSP6 and DSP7 is MSB LSB
written and read via registers to compare and check. IC number DSP number X= Error bit
Checks the SIO connection in each DSP by
2) SIO Connection (DSP7 / DSP6)
transmitting and receiving signals.
NG: 1 ICxxx(1)[Soxx] / ICxxx(1)[Sixx]
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1-8. SLOT Test

Contents: Checks each interface of the MY SLOT and power supply voltage supplied to the SLOT.

There is no indication for SLOT2 in case of LS9-16.
Number of SIO in SLOT

Test required or not
Total judgment of Displays transmitted/received data.

inspection slot by slot The check result is NG because
Selecting one check box clears (numeric value) is different
the other one.
Auto is selected in case of Only for Slot 1 (no COMM for the others)
no check box
Slot number being checked

The right end shows LSB, indicating
the bit of 0=OK, X=NG.
Only Slot 1 is valid
Display example when power voltage

check result is NG
Judgment box if POWER=MANUAL is used.
1) Checking SLOT power voltage

Use of the MY SLOT CHECK Ver.2 check jig makes it possible to check the SLOT power voltage automatically.
For this check, the judgment voltage of the MY SLOT CHECK Ver.2 check jig must be adjusted as specified before the SLOT test.
It is also possible to take measurement at each voltage terminal of the MY SLOT CHECK Ver.2 check jig using a tester with the
power check box set to Manual.
LS9-32: COM test is only for the SLOT1.
Adjusting judgment voltage of MY SLOT CHECK IC16-17 pin (adjustment judging pin) output is changed
Ver.2 check jig from 5 V to 0 V.
Adjust the judgment value following the procedures below t Adjust supply voltage to be +21.2 V0.3 V or over and
so that voltage supplied from the MY SLOT CHECK (+20 V, check that IC16-18 pin output is 0 V.
+15 VA, +5 VA, +3.3 VD, -5 VA, -15 VA) can be detected to y Adjust supply voltage to be +18.8 V0.3 V or over and
be within 5 %. check that IC16-17 pin output is 0 V.
1. Preparation If the result of step t or y is NG, readjust from step q.
Power unit capable of outputting DC -15 V (-10 %) +20 V * Other voltages can be adjusted in the same manner referring
(+10 %) (Current capacity should be 300 mA or over for each to the following chart.
voltage) Voltage to be adjusted Volume Adjustment judging pin Supply voltage
(Supplies voltage to be adjusted [+20 V, +15 VA, +5 VA, +20 V VR1 IC16-18pin 21.2 V
+3.3 VD, -5VA, -15VA] to the CN2) +20 V VR2 IC16-17pin 18.8 V
Power unit capable of outputting DC +5 V (10 %) (Current +15 VA VR3 IC16-16pin 15.78 V
capacity should be 300 mA or over) +15 VA VR4 IC16-15pin 14.23 V
(Supplies 5 V to the CN1 A-46 B-46 pin.) +5 VA VR5 IC16-14pin 5.27 V
2. Procedure +5 VA VR6 IC16-13pin 4.73 V
DP(+5 D) VR7 IC16-12pin 5.27 V
Adjusting +20 V
DP(+5 D) VR8 IC16-11pin 4.73 V
q Supply +20 V of CN2 (voltage to be adjusted) with +21.2 V.
+3.3 VD VR9 IC20-18pin 3.48 V
w Turn the volume VR1 slowly and stop it just after the +3.3 VD VR10 IC20-17pin 3.11 V
IC16-18 pin (adjustment judging pin) output is changed -5 VA VR12 IC20-15pin -5.27 V
from 5 V to 0 V. -5 VA VR11 IC20-16pin -4.73 V
e Supply +20 V of CN2 with 18.8 V. -15 VA VR14 IC20-13pin -15.78 V
r Turn the volume VR2 slowly and stop it just after the -15 VA VR13 IC20-14pin -14.23 V
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1-9. WORD CLOCK Test During the UNLOCK check, a message will appear
Contents: Checks WORD CLOCK OUT / IN automatically indicating to remove the 2TR DIGITAL cable. Remove the
by counting it at PLLP2. RCA cable.
(Fs=44.1 kHz/48 kHz) Checks PLL LOCK by
reading the UNLOCK signal when the clock has
been stabilized after the Fs (frequencies) change (after
about 200 ms).
Example of executing screen 1-11. MIDI test

Contents: Checks if the data output to the MIDI terminal and
the loopback data received are the same.
1-12. USB STORAGE test

Contents: Checks if a USB memory (USB storage) connected
to the USB port can be recognized.
1) Various Fs (frequencies) for the PLL LOCK check are Example of executing screen
generated in Diag mode (MCS, Reg16) of the FPGA.
Fs = 44.1 kHz - 10 %, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 48 kHz + 6 %
2) During the UNLOCK check, a message will appear
indicating to remove the WORD CLOCK cable. Remove
the BNC cable.
1-10. 2TR(IN/OUT) test

Contents: Judges 2TR OUT DIGITAL / 2TR IN DIGITAL
using the SIO of DSP.
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1-13. NETWORK Test 1-15. LAMP test

Contents: Judged as OK if connection to the PC is possible. Contents: Check visually if the LAMP light for judgment.
Example of executing screen Example of executing screen
When this dialog is displayed, confirm that the LAMP is

1-14. RECORDER Test lighted and then select OK.
Contents: Checks the condition of Data BUS and Address BUS
by writing/reading the register of the RECORDER
IC (MP3 Decoder/Encoder).
SIO connection to the DSP7 is checked by
transmission and reception of a signal. When this dialog is displayed, confirm that the LAMP is
turned off and then select OK.
1-16. LCD Test

Contents: LCD Display Test
Eight patterns from 1. to 8. shown on the
following page will be repeatedly shown on the LCD
at 5-second intervals. Visually check them.
Pressing the DYNAMICS 1 encoder switch clears
the timer. Keep pressing the DYNAMICS 1 encoder
switch if you want to hold a screen to continue the
visual check.
When the visual check is over, select [OK] or [NG]
in the result dialog of the test program.
Display in case the check result is NG Then, check if the contrast can be adjusted by turning
1CPU Interface (Data Bus) the FREQUENCY encoder and check if the back
NG: IC402 0000 XXXX 0000 0000 0000 X00X
MSB LSB light can be adjusted by turning the GAIN encoder.
IC number DSP number X= Error bit
2SIO Connection (DSP7 RECORDER) Example of executing screen
NG: IC206[SO08] IC402[BDR0]
SIO Connection (RECORDER DSP7)
NG: IC402[BDX0] IC201[SI09]
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The check result is input by the following dialog. 4)8) Have the entire screen covered in white, red, green, blue
and black (the screen below is the example in green)
Check that there is no dot that is black or in any other
color.
1) H character display
Used to check vertical and horizontal distortion and
whether or not Hs are clearly seen in the frame.
HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Before proceeding to the following check
HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH (procedure 1-17 to 1-22), quit the LS9Test.exe
HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH and start the MIDITerm_LS9.exe.
This operation is unnecessary if the result is
2) Color bleeding and unstable display not confirmed with the MIDITerm_LS9.exe
As "O"s are displayed at both sides and "X"s in-between, application.
check that characters are stable, "O"s are in place and the
color is free from bleeding. The characters and background 1-17. All LEDs On Test
are displayed with white, black and gray colors with slight Press any 3 switches simultaneously in the test mode to
variation. enter the All LEDs On Test mode.
Make sure that all the LEDs on the panel are turned on.
OXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXO
OXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXO All LED Test is shown on the LCD screen and on PC
OXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXO when the checking is executed.
OXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXO The model number, [LS9-16] or [LS9-32], will also be
OXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXO displayed on the first line of the LCD screen. Make sure
OXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXO that it is identical with the model number printed on the top
OXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXO panel.
OXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXO 1-18. Respective Color LEDs On Test
OXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXO Press any 3 switches simultaneously in the All LEDs On
OXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXO Test mode to enter the Respective Color LEDs On Test
mode.
3) Color box During checking, Color LED Test will be shown on the
The color changes in gradation from right to left growing LCD screen and on PC.
into black. Press any switch to change the color of the lighting LEDs
Check that the color (5 x 4) other than black is displayed in from red, orange to green.
gradation properly. Check visually that no LED is lighting in different color.
1-19. Switch Input Test

Press any 3 switches simultaneously in the Respective Color
LEDs On Test mode to enter the Switch Input Test mode.
During checking, Input SW Test will be shown on the
LCD screen and on PC.
LEDs for each switch are lit in advance.
Press a switch and the corresponding LED will turn off.
Check all the switches.
Check visually if all the LEDs which were lit in advance
have been turned off.
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The following LEDs are used for the switches without LEDs beside them. The following shows the correspondence between the encoders and LEDs.
Switch Corresponding LED Switch Corresponding LED
HA GAIN encoder Lch METER [OVER] indicator HA GAIN encoder Lch METER [OVER] indicator
PAN encoder Lch METER [0dB] indicator PAN encoder Lch METER [0dB] indicator
SELECTED SEND encoder Lch METER [-1dB] indicator SELECTED SEND encoder Lch METER [-1dB] indicator
EQ Q encoder Lch METER [-2dB] indicator EQ Q encoder Lch METER [-2dB] indicator
EQ FREQUENCY encoder Lch METER [-3dB] indicator EQ FREQUENCY encoder Lch METER [-3dB] indicator
EQ GAIN encoder Lch METER [-4dB] indicator EQ GAIN encoder Lch METER [-4dB] indicator
DYNAMICS1 encoder Lch METER [-5dB] indicator DYNAMICS1 encoder Lch METER [-5dB] indicator
DYNAMICS2 encoder Lch METER [-6dB] indicator DYNAMICS2 encoder Lch METER [-6dB] indicator
[DEC] key Rch METER [OVER] indicator Parameter dial Lch METER [-7dB] indicator
[INC] key Rch METER [0dB] indicator STIN 1 encoder STIN 1 ON indicator
[ ] cursor key Rch METER [-1dB] indicator STIN 2 encoder STIN 2 ON indicator
[] cursor key Rch METER [-2dB] indicator STIN 3 encoder (LS9-32 only) STIN 3 ON indicator
[] cursor key Rch METER [-3dB] indicator STIN 4 encoder (LS9-32 only) STIN 4 ON indicator
[ ] cursor key Rch METER [-4dB] indicator
[ENTER] key Rch METER [-5dB] indicator
1-21. Fader Travel Time Measurement Test
When the ENTER switch is pressed after all the switch Press any 3 switches simultaneously in the Encoder Input
operations are over, whether or not the tests for all the Test mode to enter the Fader Travel Time Measurement
switches are really finished is shown on PC. Test mode.
During checking, "FADER TIME MEASURE Test" will be
When the tests of all the switches are finished normally: shown on the LCD screen and on PC.
[OK] SW Test After all the faders reciprocate several times, 8 faders are
In case some switches are not tested: moved upward and downward at a time and checked if the
[NG] Key(s) remain travel time is within a specified range.
The judgment result is shown by lighting of the SEL/ON
1-20. Encoder Input Test LEDs on each fader.
Press any 3 switches simultaneously in the Switch Input If the upward travel time is NG, SEL-LED will light and if
Test mode to enter the Encoder Input Test mode. the downward travel time is NG, ON-LED will light.
During checking, Input ENCODER Test will be shown Measurement time of each fader will be displayed on
on the LCD screen and on PC. "MidiTerm_LS9.exe" application window on the PC
LEDs for each encoder are lit in advance. connected with ETHER cable.
Turn each encoder clockwise and counterclockwise one by Check the following:
one and the corresponding LED will turn off. Make sure that all the SEL/ON LEDs on each fader are
Check all the encoders. turned off.
Check visually if all the LEDs which were lit in advance Make sure that the judgment shown by the PC application
have been turned off. and LCD are OK.
When the parameter wheel is turned clockwise and
counterclockwise after all the encoder operations are over, Press any one switch to restart the test.
the results according to the checking condition of all the
encoders will be shown on the LCD and on PC. 1-22. Fader Voltage Level Output Test
Press any 3 switches simultaneously in the Fader Travel
When the tests of all the encoders are finished normally: Time Measurement Test mode to enter the Fader Voltage
[OK] ENCODER Test Level Test mode.
In case some encoders are not tested: During checking, "FADER VOLTAGE Test" will be shown
[NG] Encoder(s) remain on the LCD screen and on PC.
The software automatically judges if the 5 bit value
outputting voltage level is output correctly.
Channels 1 through 16 of the LS9-32 using the FD2 circuit
board are judged by moving faders with all patterns of
different inspection bit value and measuring the travel time.
All the channels of the LS9-16 using the FD circuit board,
channels 17 through 32 and STEREO of the LS9-32 are
judged by reading DA output for only 2 faders directly to
the CPU.
Measurement results and judgment will be displayed
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on "MidiTerm_LS9.exe" application window on the PC Make sure that the judgment shown on the LCD screen
connected with ETHER cable. and on PC is "OK".
Check the following: Press any one switch to restart the test.
Make sure that all the SEL/CUE/ON LEDs above each
fader are turned off.
2. Others
2-1. Updating the Firmware
1) LS-9
* Make sure that the power should never be turned off during updating.
1. Prepare a USB memory and the environment with which the data can be written to and read from a USB memory (PC with USB
connector).
2. Copy the "LS9Px_xx.PGM" file on the LS9 Firmware CD to the root directory of the USB STORAGE.
3. Insert the USB memory to the USB connector of the LS9 and turn on the power switch.
4. When the confirmation message to execute the UPDATE is displayed, press the ENTER key (OK).
5. When the procedure is finished, the main unit program will automatically start. After checking that the program is started, turn off the
power switch and remove the USB memory.
Note: When the power switch is turned on just after updating the Firmware program, INITIALIZE screen may appear due to CHECK
SUM ERROR.
In that case, execute "ALL INITIALIZE". Wait until the normal screen will appear and USB access indicator will be turned off.
Then, turn off the power switch.
2) INITIALIZATION and CALIBRATION

INITIALIZATION
In addition to 2 modes of initialization (refer to page 192) available to users, there is another type of initialization called "Forced
initialization mode" which resets settings to the factory default. The following table shows types of memory initialized in respective
mode.
To execute the "Forced initialization", turn on the power switch while holding down the [SCENE MEMORY] key and MIX/MATRIX
SELECT [1] key simultaneously.
Memory type
SRAM FLASH ROM
Initialization mode
CURRENT SETUP LIBRARY Model SCENE1-300 FADER
PORT TRIM DIO status
SCENE DATA DATA identification DATA CALIBRATION
FORCED
INITIALIZATION
(Factory default)
INITIALIZE ALL

MEMORIES
INITIALIZE CURRENT

MEMORIES
: Initialized
: Not initialized
FADER CALIBRATION
Refer to "Calibration function" (page 183).
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TestProgram
DME-N Network Driver V1.1.1 [PC]
DME-N Network Driver v1.1.1
TestProgram MIDI
V2.2.1 [PC]
MidiTerm_LS9.exe
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1-1 CPU SRAM CPU SRAMData Bus,Address Bus
1-2 CPU SDRAM CPU SDRAMData Bus,Address Bus
1-3 BATT
1-4 RTC Real Time Clock
1-5 PLLP2 PLLP2W/R
1-6 DSP6 DSP6W/RSIO
1-7 DSP7 DSP7W/RSIO
1-8 SLOT SLOT
1-9 WORD CLOCK WCLK OUTFsWCLK INPLLLOCK
1-10 2TR IN/OUT 2TR IN/OUT DIGITAL
1-11 MIDI MIDI IN/OUTLoopBack
1-12 USB STORAGE USB MEMORYW/R
1-13 NETWORK PC *1
1-14 RECORDER RECORDER ICW/RSIO
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1-15 LAMP LAMP
1-16 LCD LCD
1-17 LED LED *2
1-18 LED LED *2
1-19 *2
1-20 *2
1-21 *2
1-22 *2
*1 OK
*2 PANEL
1. 6
Ethernet
(
TCP/IP : Win XP)
LS9MISC SETUP(3/3) NETWORK
1 LS9 IP AddressSubnet MaskIP
LS9IP Address
2
DOS/V LS9
(P-200 MHzWindows2000, XPEthernet)
YSISS DME-N Network Driver
(DME-N Network Driver)
Device No. 1
3 Device Name ()
MY SLOT CHECK Ver.2: AAX59920 Device ID 1
(LS9-32)1(LS9-16) (SLOT) TCP-KEEPALIVE on
4 IP AddressProtect No.LS9 Network

RCA(2TR): 1 IP AddressMAC Address
BNC(Word Clock): 1
LAN(UTP CAT.5 ): 1
MIDI: 1 7 LS9
PC
5
USB: 1
LAMP): 1 8 PC
WindowsLS9Test_service.exe
LS9-16LS9-32
[LS9 SERVICE]

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9 LS9 4. SEL10
1. SEL10 [ENTER]
NORMAL MODE

[ENTER]
MAINTENANCE MODE

2. USBUSB
3. USER DEFINED KEY[1]
USB

10

LS9-16 [LS9-32]
DSP
SLOT[1]
MY SLOT CHECK Ver.2
(AAX59920)
[SLOT2]
LAN PC
(UTP CAT.5
JK )
WORD CLOCK OUT

BNC - BNC
WORD CLOCK IN Cable
2TR OUT DIGITAL

RCA - RCA
Cable
2TR IN DIGITAL
OUT
MIDI MIDI Cable
IN
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1-1 CPU SRAM test 1-3. BATT test

CPUSRAM A/D

NG NG
NG: SRAM A[X] (0xXXXXXXXX) W:XXXXXXXXR:XXXXXXXX
CPU Address write data read data
NGAddress Bus No. Window
NG
NG: SRAM D[X] W:XXXXXXXXR:XXXXXXXX 0.5[V] NG: BATT NONE
0.5[V] 2.5[V] NG: x.xxV (BATT. Low)
write data read data
2.5[V] 3.5[V] OK: x.xxV
NGData Bus No.
3.5[V] NG: x.xxV (BATT. High)

1-2. CPU SDRAM test 1-4. RTC test
CPUSDRAM Real Time Clock

NG
NG: SDRAM ADDRESS BUS Ax NG 1) Set Date TimeBOX
NGAddress Bus No.
NG: SDRAM DATA BUS Dx NG
NGData Bus No.
PC Clock SetPC

PC
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EnterReal Time Clock

2) Get Date TimeBOX

OKNG
1-5. PLLP2 test

PLLP2Register(00,0f,10,16)Write/Read
(A0...A4)(D0...D15)

DSP6Window
3: CPU Interface (Chip Select, TXB) ... OK
4: CPU Interface (Address Bus) ... OK
5: CPU Interface (BUS W/R Reg.) ... OK
6: DRAM Interface (Data Bus) ... OK
7: DRAM Interface (Address Bus) ... OK
8: DRAM Interface (Address Bus & MPR)... OK
9: SIO Connection ... OK DSP6 DSP6SIO test
DSP7Window
1: CPU Interface (Data Bus) OK
NG
2: CPU Interface (Chip Select) OK
NG: MCS Wxx:yy--> Rxx:yy
3: CPU Interface (Address Bus) OK
Write Data Read Data 4: E-RAM Interface (Data Bus) OK
NGregister No.
5: E-RAM Interface (Address Bus) OK
6: SIO Connection (DSP7 DSP6) OK
1-6. DSP6 test 7: SIO Connection (DSP6 DSP7) OK
1-7. DSP7 test 8: SIO Connection (DSP7 DSP7) OK
DSP6, DSP7RegisterWrite/Read 9: DSP7 LSI Check (DSP7 ACC) OK
DSP6,DSP7NG
DSP6, DSP7DRAM, SDRAMRegister 1 CPU Interface/DRAME-RAM Interface
Write/Read NG: ICxxx(1) 0000 0000 XXXX 0000 0000 0000 0000 X00X 32/24/16/8bit
DSPSIO MSB LSB
IC DSP X=
2 SIO Connection (DSP7 DSP6)

NG: 1 ICxxx(1)[Soxx] ICxxx(1)[Sixx]
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1-8. SLOT Test

MY SLOTSLOT

LS9-16SLOT2
SLOTSIO

()NG
SLOT
SLOT1(COMM)
Auto
SLOT LSB0=OK, X=NG

SLOT1
POWERNG
POWER=MANUALBOX
1 SLOT
MY SLOT CHECK Ver.2SLOT
SLOTMY SLOT CHECK Ver.2
PowerManualMY SLOT CHECK Ver.2

LS9-32COMSLOT1
MY SLOT CHECK Ver.2

MY SLOT CHECK (+20 V, +15 VA, t +21.2 V0.3 VIC16-18
+5 VA, +3.3 VD, -5 VA, -15 VA)5 % 0 V
y +18.8 V0.3 VIC16-17
0 V
1. tyNGq
DC -15 V (-10 % ) +20 V (+10 % ) (
300 mA)
(CN2 [+20 V, +15 VA, +5 VA, +3.3 VD,
-5VA, -15VA]) +20 V VR1 IC16-18pin 21.2 V
DC +5 V (10 % ) (300 +20 V VR2 IC16-17pin 18.8 V
mA) +15 VA VR3 IC16-16pin 15.78 V
+15 VA VR4 IC16-15pin 14.23 V
(CN1 A-46 B-465 V)
+5 VA VR5 IC16-14pin 5.27 V
2.
+5 VA VR6 IC16-13pin 4.73 V
+20 V DP(+5 D) VR7 IC16-12pin 5.27 V
q CN2+20 V ()+21.2 V DP(+5 D) VR8 IC16-11pin 4.73 V
w VR1IC16-18( +3.3 VD VR9 IC20-18pin 3.48 V
)5 V0 V +3.3 VD VR10 IC20-17pin 3.11 V
e CN2+20 V18.8 V -5 VA VR12 IC20-15pin -5.27 V
r VR2IC16-17( -5 VA VR11 IC20-16pin -4.73 V
)5 V0 V -15 VA VR14 IC20-13pin -15.78 V
-15 VA VR13 IC20-14pin -14.23 V
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1-9. WORD CLOCK Test UNLOCK2TR DIGITAL

WORD CLOCK OUT IN PLLP2 RCA

(Fs=44.1 kHz/48 kHz)PLLLOCK
Fs(200 ms
)UNLOCKRead
1-11. MIDI test

MIDI

1-12. USB STORAGE test

USB USB (USB
STRAGE)
1 PLLLOCK FsFPGADiag
MCS, Reg16
Fs=44.1 kHz-10 % , 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 48 kHz+6 %
2 UNLOCKWORD CLOCK
BNC

1-10. 2TR(IN/OUT) test

2TR OUT DIGITAL 2TR IN DIGITAL DSP
SIO
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1-13. NETWORK Test 1-15. LAMP test

PCOK LAMP
LAMP
1-14. RECORDER Test OK
: RECORDER IC(MP3 Decoder/Encoder)Register
Write/ReadDataBUS, AddressBUS

DSP7SIO
LAMP
OK
1-16. LCD Test

: LCD
LCD1.8.5

DYNAMICS1

DYNAMICS1

FREQUENCY
GAIN
NG
1CPU Interface (Data Bus)
NG: IC402 0000 XXXX 0000 0000 0000 X00X [OK][NG]
MSB LSB
IC DSP X=
2SIO Connection (DSP7 RECORDER)
NG: IC206[SO08] IC402[BDR0]
SIO Connection (RECORDER DSP7)
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4 8

1 H

HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH 1-17 1-22
HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH LS9Test.exeMIDITerm_LS9.
HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH exe
MIDITerm_LS9.exe

2
OX
O 1-17. LED

LED

OXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXO LCDPCAll LED Test
OXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXO LED
OXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXO LCD1[LS9-16][LS9-32]
OXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXO 1-18. LED
OXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXO LED
LED

3 BOX LCDPCColor LED Test

5x4
LED
LED

1-19.
LED

LCDPCInput SW Test

LED

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LED LED
LED
LED HA GAIN Lch METER [OVER]
PAN Lch METER [0dB]
SELECTED SEND Lch METER [-1dB]
EQ Q Lch METER [-2dB]
LED EQ FREQUENCY Lch METER [-3dB]
LED EQ GAIN Lch METER [-4dB]
HA GAIN Lch METER [OVER] DYNAMICS1 Lch METER [-5dB]
PAN Lch METER [0dB] DYNAMICS2 Lch METER [-6dB]
SELECTED SEND Lch METER [-1dB] Lch METER [-7dB]
EQ Q Lch METER [-2dB] STIN 1 STIN 1 ON
EQ FREQUENCY Lch METER [-3dB] STIN 2 STIN 2 ON
EQ GAIN Lch METER [-4dB] STIN 3 (LS9-32) STIN 3 ON
DYNAMICS1 Lch METER [-5dB] STIN 4 (LS9-32) STIN 4 ON
DYNAMICS2 Lch METER [-6dB]
[DEC] Rch METER [OVER]
[INC] Rch METER [0dB] 1-21.
[] Rch METER [-1dB]
[] Rch METER [-2dB]
[] Rch METER [-3dB]

[] Rch METER [-4dB]
[ENTER] Rch METER [-5dB] LCD PCFADER TIME
MEASURE Test
ENTER 8
LCD
PC

SEL/ONLED
[OK] SW Test NGSEL-LEDNG
ON-LED
[NG] Key(s) remain ETHER
PCMidiTerm_LS9.exe
1-20.

SEL/ONLED

LCDPCInput ENCODER LCDPCOK
Test
LED

LED
1-22.
LED

LCDPC FADER VOLTAGE
LCDPC Test
5 bit

FD2LS9-32CH1-16
[OK] ENCODER Test

[NG] Encoder(s) remain FD LS9-16 CH
LS9-32CH17-32STEREO
DACPU

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ETHER LCDPCOK
PCMidiTerm_LS9.exe

SEL/CUE/ON
LED
2.
2-1. Firmware
1LS9
1. USB(USBPC)
2. LS9 Firmware CDLS9Px_xx.PGMUSB STORAGECOPY
3. USBLS9USB
4. UPDATEINCOK
5. PROGRESSUSB

PROGRAMCHECK SUM ERRORINITIALIZE
ALL INITIALIZEUSBACCESS

2INITIALIZATIONCALIBRATION
INITIALIZATION
INITIALIZATION2196

SCENE MEMORYMIX/MATRIX SELECT [1]

SRAM FLASH ROM

CURRENT SETUP LIBRARY SCENE1-300 FADER
PORT TRIM DIO
SCENE DATA DATA DATA CALIBRATION

()
INITIALIZE ALL

MEMORIES
INITIALIZE CURRENT

MEMORIES
:
:
FADER CALIBRATION
186
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PROCEDURE TO CAPTURE SCREEN
1 Press the [4], [5], [1], and then [10] of the Channel [SEL] 1 [SEL] 4 5 1 10
keys one at a time, and then press the [ENTER] key. [ENTER]
Maintenance Mode. will be shown at the bottom of Maintenance Mode.
the display and the maintenance mode will be selected.
2 Insert a USB memory to the USB connector. (It is 2 USB USB

not necessary to create a new holder.)
3 Press the [1] key of the USER DEFINED KEYS 3 Maintenance Mode.USER DEFINED KEYS
during the maintenance mode and the current [1] USB
screen data will be saved to the USB memory.
<WARNING>
Do not change the display or remove the USB USB
memory during the saving procedure.
4 Press the [4], [5], [1], and then [10] of the [SEL] 4 [SEL] 4 5 1 10
keys one at a time, and then press the [ENTER] key [ENTER] Normal Mode.
again. Normal Mode. will be shown at the bottom
of the display indicating that the mode is changed
from the maintenance mode to the normal mode.
USB connector
USB
[ENTER] key
[SEL] key [ENTER]
[SEL]
USER DEFINED KEYS [1]
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INSTALLING an OPTION CARD
Before you install an I/O card in a slot, you must check the Yamaha website to verify whether the LS9 supports that card and
to verify the number of other Yamaha cards or third-party cards that can be used in conjunction with it.
http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/
To install an option I/O card, proceed as follows.
1 Make sure that the power switch is turned off. 4 Fasten the card using the screws attached to the
card.
2 Loosen the screws that fasten the slot, and re- Be aware that damage or malfunctions may occur if
move the slot cover. the card is not fastened.
Keep the removed slot cover in a safe place.
CAUTION
Before installing separately sold I/O cards into

the console, you must make sure that the con-
soles power switch is turned off. Otherwise, mal-
functions or electrical shock may occur.
LS9-16
Slot cover
3 Align both edges of the card with the guide rails

inside the slot, and insert the card into the slot.
Push the card all the way into the slot to ensure that
the contacts of the card are correctly inserted into
the connector inside the slot.
LS9-16
Card
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I/O LS9

http://proaudio.yamaha.co.jp
I/O
1 4

2

I/O

LS9-16
LS9-16
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USER SETTINGS (SECURITY)

This chapter explains the User Level settings that allow restrictions on the parameters that can be operated by each user, the
Console Lock function that temporarily disables operation of the console, the Preferences settings that allow the operating
environment to be customized, and Save/Load operations using USB memory.
User Level settings

User Level settings allow you to restrict the parameters that be operated by each user, or to change the settings of the
custom fader layer, user-defined keys, and preference settings for each user. Settings for each user can be stored as a user
authentication key on USB memory, allowing users to be switched easily, simply by connecting the memory device to a USB
connector. This is convenient in the following situations.
Unintended or mistaken operation can be prevented.
The range of functionality operable by an outside engineer (guest engineer) can be limited.
In situations in which multiple operators alternate with each other, output settings etc. can be locked to prevent
unintended operations.
Preferences of each operator can easily be switched.
User types and user authentication keys

There are three types of user, as follows. In order to operate the LS9, you must log-in as some type of user.
Administrator
This is the administrator of the LS9, and can use all of its functionality. Only one set of Administrator settings is internally
maintained in the console. The Administrator can create user authentication keys for other users.
Guest
A User can use only the range of functionality permitted by the Administrator. Only one set of Guest settings is internally
maintained in the console.
User
A User can use only the range of functionality permitted by the Administrator. User settings are saved on USB memory
as a user authentication key. Multiple sets of User settings can be saved with different user names. Custom fader layer,
user-defined key, and preference settings can be edited, and these settings stored in the user authentication key.
In addition, a User who has Power User privileges can create or edit user authentication keys with a specified user level.
When a user logs on, the user settings for that user are applied. User settings include the following information.
Password (except for Guest)

User level (except for Administrator)
Preferences
User-defined keys
Privileges for each user are as follows.
Custom fader layer / user- User authentication key

Password Comment (USB memory)
Logged-in user defined keys / preference User Level setting
setting editing
setting editing Create new Overwrite-save
Available Available
(Can edit the settings for (Cannot edit the user level, since
Administrator the administrator can always Available Available
Administrator and for perform all operations. Can edit
Guest.) the user level for Guest.)
Power user Available Available Available Available Available Available
Normal user (a Available

User user without N/A
Available Available Available (Only settings
Power User (View only) other than User
privileges) Level)
N/A
Guest Available Available
(View only)
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Setting the Administrator password Creating a user authentication key

With the factory settings, the Administrator password is Heres how to create a user authentication key and
not set, meaning that anyone can log in with Administrator save it on USB memory. A user authentication key can
privileges and perform all operations. If you want to be created only by an Administrator or Power User. The
restrict the operations of other users, you must specify an user level can be specified when the authentication key
Administrator password. is created, but the custom fader layer, user-defined key
settings, and preference settings will be carried over from
the user who is currently logged-in.
1 In the DISPLAY ACCESS section, press the

[SETUP] key repeatedly to access the USER
SETUP screen. 1 Connect USB memory to the USB connec-
tor.
PASSWORD CHANGE popup button
2 In the DISPLAY ACCESS section, press the [SET-

UP] key repeatedly to access the USER SETUP
screen.
CREATE USER KEY button
2 Move the cursor to the PASSWORD CHANGE

popup button, and press the [ENTER] key.
A keyboard window will appear, allowing you to enter
a password.
3 Move the cursor to the CREATE USER KEY

button and press the [ENTER] key.
The CREATE USER KEY popup window will appear.
q w e
3 Enter the password in the NEW PASSWORD

field; then move the cursor to the OK button
and press the [ENTER] key. r
The password can be up to eight characters.
q USER NAME
The user name of up to eight characters is shown (and
can be edited) here. When you move the cursor to this
field and press the [ENTER] key, a keyboard window
will appear, allowing you to enter a user name.
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w PASSWORD Logging-in as Administrator

Specify a password of up to eight characters. Press
this to access a keyboard window where you can
enter the password.
e POWER USER SETUP screen.
Specifies whether Power User privileges will be
Log-in popup button
granted to this user.
r Access permission settings
These settings specify the range of operations that
the user can perform. For details on each item, refer
to p. 152.
4 When you have specified the user name,

password, power user privileges on/off, and
user rights, move the cursor to the CREATE
If you are logged-in as the Administrator, the user
authentication key will be saved on USB memory.
If you are logged-in as a Power User, a dialog box will
ask you to confirm the store-destination USB memory. 2 Move the cursor to the log-in popup button
If you want to save the user authentication key on and press the [ENTER] key.
different USB memory, connect the desired USB The LOGIN popup window will appear.
memory and then press [OK].
Logging-in
In order to operate the LS9, you must log in as the 3 Move the cursor to the ADMINISTRATOR
Administrator, Guest, or a User. LOGIN button and press the [ENTER] key.
User settings for the Administrator and Guest are If no Administrator password has been set, you will
saved in the console itself, but in order to log in as a simply be logged-in. If a password has been set, a
User you must connect USB memory on which a user keyboard window will appear, allowing you to enter
authentication key has been saved. If you disconnect the the password.
USB memory after logging-in, your access privileges will
forcibly revert to Guest.
NOTE
If the power switch is turned off and then on again, the console
will generally start up in the log-in state in which the power
switch was turned off. If a user password has been assigned,
you will need to enter the password. However if you cancel the
input, you will be forcibly logged-in as Guest. Similarly, you will
also be forcibly logged-in as Guest if you had been logged-in
as a user requiring a user authentication key, but USB memory
is no longer connected.
4 Enter the password, move the cursor to the

OK button, and press the [ENTER] key.
If the password was incorrect, a message of WRONG
PASSWORD will appear in the bottom of the screen.
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Logging-in as Guest
4 Move the cursor to the LOAD USER KEY
The SAVE/LOAD popup window will appear, and the
files and folders saved on the USB memory will be
SETUP screen.
displayed. User authentication keys have a file name
2 Move the cursor to the log-in popup button and
of User name.L9U.
press the [ENTER] key.
The LOGIN popup window will appear.
File list LOAD button
3 Move the cursor to the GUEST LOGIN but- 5 Move the cursor to the file list, and turn the
ton and press the [ENTER] key.
dial to select the user authentication key of
the user as whom you want to log-in.
The highlighted line in the file list indicates the file
that is selected for operations.
Logging-in as a User For details on loading from USB memory, refer to
Loading a file from USB memory (g p. 158).
To log-in as a User, you will use a user authentication key
saved on USB memory. You may also log-in using a user 6 Move the cursor to the LOAD button and
authentication key that was created on a different LS9 press the [ENTER] key.
console. If no password has been set, you will simply be
logged-in. If a password has been set, a keyboard
window will appear, allowing you to enter the
1 Connect the USB memory to the USB con- password.
nector.
NOTE
2 In the DISPLAY ACCESS section, press the [SET- If you select a user authentication key that was created
UP] key repeatedly to access the USER SETUP on a different LS9 console, a keyboard window will
screen. appear, allowing you to enter the Administrator password
of the LS9 console that you will be using. (If the
3 Move the cursor to the log-in popup button and Administrator passwords are identical, this window will
press the [ENTER] key. not appear.) When you enter the correct Administrator
The LOGIN popup window will appear. password, another keyboard window will appear, allowing
you to enter the password for the selected user.
If you re-save the user authentication key, you will not be
asked for the Administrator password the next time. (g p.
151 Editing a user authentication key)
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7 Enter the password, move the cursor to the 3 Enter the current password, move the cursor
OK button, and press the [ENTER] key. to the OK button, and press the [ENTER] key.
If the password was incorrect, a message of When you enter the correct password, a keyboard
WRONG PASSWORD will appear in the bottom of window will appear, allowing you to enter the new
the screen. password.
Changing the password

Heres how to change the password of the logged-in
user. A change in the Administrator password is updated
immediately. A change in a User password will be
discarded if the user simply logs-out; it must be applied to
the user authentication key before the user logs-out. The
Guest account does not have a password.
4 Enter the password in the NEW PASSWORD
field; then move the cursor to the OK button
1 In the DISPLAY ACCESS section, press the and press the [ENTER] key.
SETUP screen.
PASSWORD CHANGE popup button
Editing a user authentication key
If you are logged-in as a user, you can edit your custom
fader layer, user-defined keys, and preference settings,
and overwrite (save) them onto your user authentication
key. If you are logged-in as a Power User, you can also
change the user level.
1 Log-in as a user, and edit the custom fader

layer, user-defined keys (gp. 155) and pref-
erence settings (gp. 153).
If you are logged-in as a Power User, you can also
change the user level.
2 Move the cursor to the PASSWORD CHANGE

popup button, and press the [ENTER] key. SETUP screen.
the password. SAVE KEY popup button
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3 Move the cursor to the SAVE KEY popup 2 Move the cursor to the USER LEVEL popup
button, and press the [ENTER] key. button and press the [ENTER] key to access
A dialog box will ask whether you really want to the USER LEVEL popup window.
overwrite (save) the user authentication key.
NOTE
4 To overwrite (save), move the cursor to the If you are logged in as Administrator, you can move the
OK button and press the [ENTER] key. cursor to the for Guest USER LEVEL popup button
and press the [ENTER] key to access the USER LEVEL
HINT popup window, where you can view or change the guests
If you attempt to log-in as a different user after changing user level.
the settings but not saving them, a message will ask you : 2 @
whether you want to save the user authentication key. In
this case, you can also save the user authentication key
by moving the cursor to the OK button and pressing the
[ENTER] key.
Changing the user level

Heres how to view/change the user level of the logged-in
user.
. ; = > B
For the Administrator
.............. There is no such setting for the This page includes the following items.
Administrator himself, but the
setting for the Guest account q CH OPERATION field
can be changed. Here you can specify (for each channel) the
For the Guest ............. The setting of the Guest account operations that will be permitted for input channels
can be viewed. It cannot be and output channels. The settings will apply to the
changed. currently selected channel. Use the panel [SEL] keys
For a normal User ..... The setting of that User account to select the channel for which you want to make
can be viewed. It cannot be settings.
changed. Channels that have the same settings are shown
For a Power User ....... The setting of that User account with the same color in the channel display field. The
can be changed. selected channel is shown with a frame around it.
HA

Restricts operation of the HA (Head Amp) patched to
that channel.
[SETUP] key repeatedly to access the USER PROCESSING
SETUP screen. Restricts operation of all signal processing parameters
for that channel (except for fader and [ON] key).
FADER / ON
Restricts operation of that channels fader and [ON]
key.
SET BY SEL
If this button is on, you can use the [SEL] keys of the
panel to turn all settings of the corresponding channel
on or off.
w CURRENT SCENE field
This specifies the operations that can be performed
on the current scene memory.
INPUT PATCH / NAME
Restricts operations for input channel patching and
USER LEVEL popup button
names.
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OUTPUT PATCH / NAME y MONITOR field

Restricts operations for output channel patching and This specifies the monitor setup operations that can
names. be performed.
BUS SETUP OSCILLATOR
Restricts operations for bus setup. TALKBACK
RACK 18 u SYSTEM SETUP field
Restricts operations for the racks (18). This specifies the system setup operations that can
MUTE GROUP ASSIGN / MASTER be performed.
Restricts operations for mute group assignment MIXER SETUP
and mute group master. OUTPUT SETUP
e SCENE LIST field MIDI
This specifies the operations that can be performed i SET ALL/CLEAR ALL buttons
on scene memories. These buttons set or clear all items in the window.
STORE / SORT operations
RECALL operations
r LIBRARY LIST field
3 Specify the user level by turning-on the but-
ton for each item that will be permitted.
This specifies the operations that can be performed
on libraries.
STORE / CLEAR operations
4 When youve finished making settings,
RECALL operations
move the cursor to the CLOSE button and
press the [ENTER] key to close the popup
t FILE LOAD field
window.
This specifies the types of file that can be loaded
from USB memory.
USER SETUP (user-defined keys and preference
settings)
SYSTEM SETUP / MONITOR SETUP
CURRENT SCENE
SCENE LIST
LIBRARY LIST
Preferences
Settings related to the operating environment (such as whether or not certain messages are displayed, or whether key
operations are linked) can be made according to the preferences of each user. These settings are changed for the user who
is logged-in, but if you are logged-in as the Administrator, you will also be able to change the Guest settings.
1 In the DISPLAY ACCESS section, press the 2 Move the cursor to the PREFERENCE pop-
[SETUP] key repeatedly to access the USER up button, and press the [ENTER] key to ac-
SETUP screen. cess the PREFERENCE popup window.
PREFERENCE popup button
NOTE
If you are logged in as Administrator, you can move the
cursor to the for Guest PREFERENCE popup button
and press the [ENTER] key to access the PREFERENCE
popup window, where you can view or change the guests
preference settings.
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@ : . [LAYER]g[SEL] LINK
Specifies whether channel selection will be linked with
fader layer selection. If this button is on, and you press
a panel LAYER key to switch the fader layer, the last-
selected channel of that fader layer will be selected,
and its [SEL] key will light.
POPUP APPEARS WHEN PRESSING KNOBS
Specifies whether pressing a knob of the SELECTED
CHANNEL section when the SELECTED CHANNEL
VIEW screen is shown will cause the popup window for
that parameter to appear.
If this button is on, a popup window will appear (or
close) whenever you press a knob.
This page includes the following items.
LIST ORDER
This specifies the order in which scene memories and
q CONFIRMATION field
library items will appear in the screen.
Here you can select whether confirmation messages
NORMAL ...... Show the list in ascending numerical
will appear when you perform scene or patch
order.
operations.
STORE REVERSE ..... Show the list in ascending numerical
RECALL order.
If these buttons are on, a confirmation message will STEREO / MONO LINK
appear when you perform a scene Store or Recall This specifies whether STEREO channel and MONO
operation respectively. channel on/off and fader operations will be linked.
PATCH If you turn this button on, the STEREO channel on/
If this button is on, a confirmation message will appear off setting will be copied to the MONO channel, and
when you edit an input patch or output patch. subsequently on/off operations will be linked. Faders
STEAL PATCH will be linked while preserving the difference in level.
If this button is on, a confirmation message will appear METER FOLLOW LAYER
when you edit an input patch or output patch item that Specifies whether the meter screen will be linked with
is already patched. fader layer selection. If this button is on, switching the
fader layer will cause the meter screen to switch to the
w ERROR MESSAGE field
corresponding fader layer, regardless of which screen
Here you can select whether an error message will
had been displayed.
be displayed when the following problems occur.
DIGITAL I/O
When an error is detected in the digital input/output.
MIDI I/O
3 Turn each button on or off to make the de-
When an error is detected in MIDI transmission/reception. sired preference settings.
e PANEL OPERATION field
Here you can make settings for options related to
4 When youve finished making settings,
panel operation.
move the cursor to the CLOSE button and
AUTO CHANNEL SELECTINPUT
press the [ENTER] key to close the popup
AUTO CHANNEL SELECTOUTPUT
window.
These specify whether the corresponding channel will
be selected when you operate a channels [ON] key or
fader. This can be turned on/off separately for INPUT
(input channels) and OUTPUT (output channels).
[CUE]g[SEL] LINK
Specifies whether channel selection will be linked with
cue operations. If this button is on, pressing the [CUE]
key of a channel will simultaneously select that channel
and light its [SEL] key.
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User-defined keys
Heres how you can assign the desired functions to the user defined keys in the USER DEFINED section of the top panel,
and press these keys to execute the defined function.
This assignment procedure will define the user-defined keys for the user who is currently loggedin, but if you are logged-in
as the Administrator, you can also make user-defined key settings for the Guest account.
1 In the DISPLAY ACCESS section, press the 3 Move the cursor to the button for the userde-
[SETUP] key repeatedly to access the USER fined key whose function you want to assign,
SETUP screen. and press the [ENTER] key.
The USER DEFINED KEY SETUP popup window
USER DEFINED KEYS popup button
will appear. In this window you can select a function
to assign to the user defined key, and select option
parameters.
2 Move the cursor to the USER DEFINED KEYS 4 Make sure that the FUNCTION field is en-
popup button, and press the [ENTER] key. closed by a yellow frame, and then use the
The USER DEFINED KEYS popup window will appear. dial or the [DEC]/[INC] keys of the panel to
select the function you want to assign.
If the selected function has additional parameters, the
parameters are shown in the PARAMETER 1/2 fields.
5 If the selected function has parameters, move

the cursor to the PARAMETER 1 or 2 field and
select parameters 1 and 2 in the same way.
6 Move the cursor to the OK button and press

the [ENTER] key to close the USER DE-
FINED KEY SETUP popup window.
The twelve buttons in the screen correspond to 7 Assign the desired functions to other userde-
userdefined keys [1][12] on the panel, and the fined keys in the same way.
function or parameter assigned to each one is shown
at the right of the corresponding button. If nothing is 8 To execute an assigned function, press the
assigned to the button, an indication of ---- is shown. corresponding USER DEFINED [1][12] key
on the panel.
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Console lock
You can temporarily prohibit console operations in order to prevent unwanted operation. This setting completely disables
operations of the panel and touch screen, so that controls cannot be operated by an accidental touch or by an unauthorized
third party while the operator is taking a break.
If a password is set for the currently logged-in user, that password will be used for the Console Lock function. If you power-
cycle the console while it is locked, you will be asked to enter the password if you had been logged-in as a user for whom a
password is assigned. If you had been logged-in as the Guest, the console will start up normally.
NOTE
If you have forgotten the password, refer to Initializing the LS9s internal memory (g p. 181).
The Guest cannot set a password.
Even while the console is locked, control from an external device via MIDI or LS9 Editor will still operate as usual.
Locking the console 3 Enter the password of the logged-in user,

move the cursor to the OK button, and
1 In the DISPLAY ACCESS section, press the press the [ENTER] key.
The CONSOLE LOCK screen will appear, the Console
[SETUP] key repeatedly to access the MISC
Lock function will be enabled, and all controls will
SETUP screen.
become inoperable.
HINT
If an image file is loaded from USB memory, the CONSOLE
LOCK screen will show that image.
CONSOLE LOCK button
2 Move the cursor to the CONSOLE LOCK but-

ton and press the [ENTER] key.
If you are logged-in as a user for whom a password
is set, a keyboard window will appear, allowing you
to enter the password.
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Unlocking the console Specifying the CONSOLE LOCK

screen image
1 When the CONSOLE LOCK screen is di If an image file is saved in USB memory, the CONSOLE
played, press the [ENTER] key. LOCK screen can display that image.
If you are logged-in as a user for whom no password
In the SAVE/LOAD popup window, specify the image file
is set, the console will be unlocked. If you are logged-
that you want to display and load it from USB memory.
in as a user for whom a password is set, a keyboard
For the procedure of loading from USB memory, refer to
window will appear, allowing you to enter the password.
Loading a file from USB memory (g p. 158).
NOTE
The image file is not backed-up in internal memory. Each time
you turn on the power switch, you will need to reload it from
USB memory.
The image file will be converted into 320 x 240 pixels, 216
colors for display.
2 Enter the password of the logged-in user,

move the cursor to the OK button, and press
the [ENTER] key.
The console will be unlocked, you will return to
the MISC SETUP screen, and the controls will be
operable once again.
HINT
You may disconnect the USB memory device while the
console is locked. Insert the USB memory device before
you defeat Console Lock.
Using USB memory to save/load data

This section explains how you can connect commercially-available USB memory to the USB connector located at the right
side of the display, and use it to save or load data such as internal settings for the LS9.
NOTE
The LS9 can handle FAT32, FAT16, or FAT12 file systems, but if you format the storage device from the LS9 it will be formatted as FAT16.
Long file names are not supported.
Operation is guaranteed only for USB flash memory that is no larger than 2 GB.
CAUTION
The ACCESS indicator will appear in the constant display area of the screen while data is being accessed, such
as during saving, loading, or deleting. Do not disconnect the USB memory or power-off the LS9 while this indi-
cator is shown. Doing so may damage the data in USB memory.
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Saving the LS9s internal data on

USB memory
4 Move the cursor to the SAVE button and
Heres how all of the LS9s internal data (except for the a file name and comment.
data included in a user authentication key) can be saved
on USB memory as a file. The saved file will have an
extension of .L9A.

SETUP screen.
SAVE/LOAD button
5 Enter a file name of up to eight characters

and a comment of up to 32 characters; then
move the cursor to the SAVE button and
When the file has finished being saved, the popup
window showing the save progress indication and
the type of data will close.
2 Move the cursor to the SAVE/LOAD button Loading a file from USB memory
and press the [ENTER] key.
The SAVE/LOAD popup window will appear. Heres how to load an LS9 settings file (extension .L9A)
from USB memory into the LS9.
You can use the same procedure to load the following
files other than the settings files.
Extension Type Contents of file

.L9A ALL LS9 internal settings file
.L9U KEY LS9 user authentication key
.XML XML XML file for displaying help
.TXT TXT Text file for displaying help
Image file for display in the CONSOLE
.BMP BMP
LOCK screen
SAVE button CAUTION
Press the [HOME] key to access the SELECTED

3 If you want to move to a different directory, CH VIEW screen, and use the [SEL] keys to select
move the cursor to the icon of the column the INPUT channel from which you want to take a
of the desired directory, and press the [EN- direct output. Before you load, turn off the power
TER] key. switch of the equipment connected to the LS9
To move to the next higher level, move the cursor and/or lower the volume so that there will not be
to the arrow button in the PATH field and press the a problem even if a signal is output from the LS9.
[ENTER] key.
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1 In the DISPLAY ACCESS section, press the 5 Move the cursor to the OK button and press
[SETUP] key repeatedly to access the USER the [ENTER] key; loading will begin.
SETUP screen. When the file has finished being loaded, the popup
window showing the progress indication and the type
SAVE/LOAD button
of data will close.
Even if you cancel while the settings file is still being
loaded, the data up to that point will have been loaded.
The type of file that can be loaded will depend on
the User Level setting at the time you load the file.
Editing the files saved on USB memory

Heres how you can perform editing operations such as
sorting the files and directories on USB memory, editing
the file names or comments, copying, or pasting.
File editing
2 Move the cursor to the SAVE/LOAD button
The SAVE/LOAD popup window will appear.
If an image file is saved in USB memory, the
SETUP screen.
CONSOLE LOCK screen can display that image (g
p. 157).
File list LOAD button
2 Move the cursor to the SAVE/LOAD button

3 Move the cursor to the file list, and use the
The SAVE/LOAD popup window will appear, and the
dial on the panel to select the file you want
saved files and sub-directories will be shown in a list.
to load.
The highlighted line in the file list indicates the file 2 = : @ . ; B >
4 When you move the cursor to the LOAD but-

ton and press the [ENTER] key, a dialog box
will ask you to confirm the operation.
8
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q COPY button TIME STAMP

This button copies a file into buffer memory (a This shows the date and time at which the file was last
temporary holding area) (g p. 161). modified.
w PASTE button
This button pastes the file from buffer memory (g p. NOTE
161). You can use the COMMENT/TIME STAMP button located
e DELETE button at the lower right of the file list to toggle the display
This button deletes the selected file (g p. 162). between COMMENT and TIME STAMP.
r MAKE DIR button
This button creates a new directory (g p. 162). o SAVE button
t VOLUME NAME Saves all of the LS9s internal settings together (g p.
This indicates the volume name of the USB memory. 158).
If the USB memory is write-protected, a protect !0 LOAD button
symbol is shown in the VOLUME NAME field. Loads the selected LS9 settings file (g p. 158).
y FREE SIZE !1 CREATE USER KEY button
This indicates the amount of free space in the USB Creates a user authentication key (g p. 151).
memory. !2 FORMAT button
u PATH Formats the USB memory media (g p. 162).
This shows the name of the current directory. You !3 COMMENT/TIME STAMP button
can move the cursor to the arrow button and press Toggles the item shown at the far right of the file list
the [ENTER] key to move to the next upper level. If between COMMENT and TIME STAMP.
the current directory is the top level, the arrow button
is dimmed.
3 Perform the desired editing operation.
For details on the procedure, refer to the explanations
NOTE
that follow.
You cannot save if the directory name would exceed 237
characters.
i File list
This area lists the files that are saved on USB memory. Sorting files and editing file names/comments
The highlighted line indicates the file selected for
operations. 1 In the DISPLAY ACCESS section, press the
The file list contains the following items. If you move [SETUP] key repeatedly to access the USER
the cursor to the name of an item and press the SETUP screen.
[ENTER] key, that item name will turn orange, and the
list will be sorted according to the character strings for 2 Move the cursor to the SAVE/LOAD button,
those items. Each time you press the [ENTER] key, and press the [ENTER] key to access the
the sorting order will alternate between ascending SAVE/LOAD popup window.
and descending order.
FILE NAME 3 To sort the files, move the cursor to the FILE
Indicates the file name or directory name, and shows NAME, lock symbol, FILE TYPE, COM-
an icon indicating its type. MENT, or TIME STAMP field at the top of
READ ONLY the file list, and press the [ENTER] key.
A lock symbol is shown to indicate protected files. The list will be sorted as follows, according to the
You can press this area to enable or disable the protect column title you selected.
setting.
FILE TYPE : @ . ; =
ALL indicates a file containing LS9 internal settings,
KEY indicates a user authentication key, XML indicates
a help file, BMP indicates a bitmap image file, MP3 q FILE NAME
indicates an MP3 file, and [DIR] indicates a directory. Sort the list in alphanumerical order of file name.
COMMENT w Lock symbol
For LS9 files, the comment is displayed here. Sort the list according to Write Protect on/off status.
When you move the cursor to this area and press the e FILE TYPE
[ENTER] key, a keyboard window will appear, allowing Sort the list according to file type.
you to enter a comment for the file.
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r COMMENT Copying/pasting a file

Sort the list in alphanumeric order of the comment.
t TIME STAMP Heres how to copy a desired file into buffer memory, and
Sort the list in order of date of creation. then paste it with a different file name.
HINT
By pressing the [ENTER] key again, you can change the 1 In the DISPLAY ACCESS section, press the
direction (ascending or descending) in which the list is sorted. [SETUP] key repeatedly to access the USER
SETUP screen.
4 If you want to edit the file name or comment, 2 Move the cursor to the SAVE/LOAD button,
move the cursor to the FILE NAME field or and press the [ENTER] key to access the
COMMENT field of each file and press the SAVE/LOAD popup window.
[ENTER] key to access the keyboard window.
NOTE
3 Move the cursor to the file list, use the panel
dial to select the file that you want to copy,
If the COMMENT field is not displayed, use the
move the cursor to the COPY button, and
COMMENT/ TIME STAMP button located at the lower
right of the file list to turn COMMENT on. The highlighted line in the file list indicates the file
4 If you want to move to a different directory,

move the cursor to the icon of the column
of the desired directory, and press the [EN-
TER] key.
To move to the next higher level, move the cursor
to the arrow button in the PATH field and press the
[ENTER] key.
5 Move the cursor to the PASTE button and

the paste-destination file name.
5 Enter a file name/comment, move the cursor

to the RENAME button or the SET button,
6 To turn the Protect setting on/off, move the

6 Enter the paste-destination file name, move
the cursor to the PASTE button, and press
cursor to the lock symbol for that file and
the [ENTER] key.
If you specified an existing file name, a confirmation
A lock symbol is displayed for protected files; these
message will appear.
files cannot be overwritten.
NOTE
NOTE
If you attempt to paste using the file name of an existing
You cannot edit the file name or comment of a protected file.
copyprotected file, the Paste operation will not be executed.
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Deleting a file
4 Move the cursor to the MAKE DIR button
a directory name.
SETUP screen.
2 Move the cursor to the SAVE/LOAD button,

and press the [ENTER] key to access the
SAVE/LOAD popup window.
3 Move the cursor to the file list, use the panel

dial to select the file that you want to delete,
move the cursor to the DELETE button, and
A dialog box will ask you to confirm the Delete
operation.
5 Enter a name for the directory you want to

create, move the cursor to the MAKE button,
If you specified an existing file name, a confirmation
message will appear.
4 To execute the Delete operation, move the

cursor to the OK button and press the [EN-
TER] key.
NOTE Formatting USB memory media

You cant delete a protected file.
Heres how to format USB memory media using the
FAT16 file system. USB memory up to 2 Gbytes in
capacity is supported.
Creating a directory
SETUP screen.
SETUP screen.
2 Move the cursor to the SAVE/LOAD button,

and press the [ENTER] key to access the
SAVE/LOAD popup window.
3 If you want to move to a different directory,

move the cursor to the icon of the column
of the desired directory, and press the [EN-
TER] key.
To move to the next higher level, move the cursor
to the arrow button in the PATH field and press the
[ENTER] key.
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2 Move the cursor to the SAVE/LOAD button, 4 Enter the volume name, move the cursor to
and press the [ENTER] key to access the the FORMAT button, and press the [ENTER]
SAVE/LOAD popup window. key.
A dialog box will ask you to confirm the Format
operation.
5 To execute the Format operation, move the

FORMAT button cursor to the OK button and press the [EN-
TER] key.
Formatting will require several tens of seconds.
3 Move the cursor to the FORMAT button and
the volume name that will be applied after formatting.
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USB /

USB USB

( )

3 LS9
(Administrator)
LS9 1

(Guest)
(Administrator) 1
(User)
(Administrator) USB

(Power User)

( )
( )

/
(USB)
/

(
(

)
)

(
(
) ()
)

()
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USB
(Administrator)
(Power User)

1 DISPLAY ACCESS [SETUP]

USER SETUP
1 USB USB
PASSWORD CHANGE
USER SETUP

CREATE USER KEY
2 PASSWORD CHANGE
[ENTER]

3 CREATE USER KEY
[ENTER]
CREATE USER KEY

q w e
3 NEW PASSWORD
OK
[ENTER] r
8
q USER NAME
8 /
[ENTER]

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w PASSWORD
8

USER SETUP
e POWER USER

r Access permission settings

P.169
4
/
CREATE
[ENTER]
USB

USB
USB
USB [OK] 2
[ENTER]
LOGIN

LS9 3 ADMINISTRATOR LOGIN
[ENTER]

USB
USB

NOTE

USB

4 OK
[ENTER]
WRONG
PASSWORD
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4 USER KEY LOAD
[ENTER]
SAVE/LOAD
USER SETUP
USB

2
.L9U
[ENTER]
LOGIN
LOAD
3 GUEST LOGIN 5
[ENTER]

USB
USB (
USB P.175)
LS9
6 LOAD [ENTER]

1 USB USB

USER SETUP NOTE
LS9
LS9
3 (
[ENTER] )
LOGIN

( P.168
)
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7 OK 3 OK
[ENTER] [ENTER]
WRONG
PASSWORD

4 NEW PASSWORD
OK
[ENTER]
USER SETUP

PASSWORD CHANGE

1
( P.172)
( P.170)

2 PASSWORD CHANGE
USER SETUP
[ENTER]

SAVE KEY
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3 SAVE KEY 2 USER LEVEL

[ENTER] [ENTER] USER LEVEL

NOTE
4 OK
for Guest USER
[ENTER] LEVEL [EN-
TER]
HINT / USER LEVEL

: 2 @
OK
[ENTER]

. ; = > B
....................

.................... q CH OPERATION

......

......
[SEL]

1 DISPLAY ACCESS [SETUP] HA
USER SETUP HA( )

PROCESSING
(
[ON] )
FADER / ON
[ON]

SET BY SEL
[SEL]

w CURRENT SCENE

USER LEVEL INPUT PATCH / NAME

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OUTPUT PATCH / NAME y MONITOR

OSCILLATOR ( )
BUS SETUP TALKBACK ( )
u SYSTEM SETUP
RACK 18
(1 8) MIXER SETUP ( )
MUTE GROUP ASSIGN / MASTER OUTPUT SETUP
MIDI
i SET ALL/CLEAR ALL
e SCENE LIST /

STORE / SORT ( / )
RECALL ( ) 3
r LIBRARY LIST

4 CLOSE
STORE / CLEAR ( / ) [ENTER]
RECALL ( )
t FILE LOAD
USB

USER SETUP (
)
SYSTEM SETUP / MONITOR SETUP (
)
CURRENT SCENE
SCENE LIST
LIBRARY LIST
1 DISPLAY ACCESS [SETUP] 2 PREFERENCE

USER SETUP [ENTER] PREFER-
ENCE
PREFERENCE
NOTE

for Guest PREF-
ERENCE
[ENTER]
/ PREFERENCE

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@ : . [LAYER]g[SEL] LINK

LAYER

[SEL]
POPUP APPEARS WHEN PRESSING KNOBS
SELECTED CH VIEW
SELECTED CHANNEL

( )

LIST ORDER

q CONFIRMATION
2

NORMAL ......

STORE REVERSE .....
RECALL STEREO / MONO LINK
STEREO MONO /
/
STEREO
PATCH / MONO
/ /

METER FOLLOW LAYER
STEAL PATCH

/

w ERROR MESSAGE

DIGITAL I/O 3 /

MIDI I/O
MIDI 4 CLOSE
e PANEL OPERATION [ENTER]

AUTO CHANNEL SELECTINPUT
AUTO CHANNEL SELECTOUTPUT
[ON]

INPUT ( ) OUTPUT (
) /

[CUE]g[SEL] LINK

[CUE]
[SEL]
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USER DEFINED KEYS

1 DISPLAY ACCESS [SETUP] 3

USER SETUP [ENTER]

USER DEFINED KEY SETUP
USER DEFINED KEYS

2 USER DEFINED KEYS 4 FUNCTION

[ENTER]
USER DEFINED KEYS [DEC]/[INC]

PARAMETER 1/2

5
PARAMETER 1
2 1
2
6 OK [ENTER]
USER DEFINED KEY SETUP

[1] [12]
12 7

----
8
[1] [12]
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NOTE
LS9 ( P.182)

MIDI LS9 Editor
3
OK [EN-
1 DISPLAY ACCESS [SETUP] TER]
CONSOLE LOCK
MISC SETUP

HINT
USB
CONSOLE LOCK

CONSOLE LOCK
2 CONSOLE LOCK
[ENTER]

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CONSOLE LOCK

1 CONSOLE LOCK USB
[ENTER] CONSOLE LOCK

SAVE/LOAD

USB

USB

USB ( P.175)

NOTE

USB
320 240 216

2
OK [ENTER]

MISC SETUP

HINT
USB
USB

USB /
USB USB LS9 USB
/
NOTE
LS9 FAT32, FAT16, FAT12 LS9 FAT16

2GB USB
/ / ACCESS
USB LS9 USB

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LS9 4 SAVE [ENTER]

USB

LS9
USB
.L9A

USER SETUP

SAVE/LOAD
5 8 32
SAVE
[ENTER]

2 SAVE/LOAD [EN- USB

TER]
SAVE/LOAD USB LS9 (
.L9A) LS9

.L9A ALL LS9
.L9U KEY LS9
.XML XML XML
.TXT TXT
CONSOLE LOCK
.BMP BMP
(256Bitmap )
SAVE

LS9
3
LS9
[ENTER]
PATH
[ENTER]

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1 DISPLAY ACCESS [SETUP] 5 OK [ENTER]

USER SETUP

SAVE/LOAD

USER LEVEL

USB

USB
/
( )

()

2 SAVE/LOAD [EN-
TER]
SAVE/LOAD
USER SETUP
USB

CONSOLE LOCK
( P.174)
LOAD
2 SAVE/LOAD
3
[ENTER]
SAVE/LOAD

2 = : @ . ; B >
4 LOAD [ENTER]

8
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q COPY TIME STAMP

( )
( ) (
P.178) NOTE
w PASTE COMMENT TIME STAMP
COMMENT/TIME STAMP
( ) ( P.178)
e DELETE
( P.179) o SAVE
r MAKE DIR LS9 ( P.175)
( !0 LOAD
P.179) LS9 (
t VOLUME NAME P.175)
USB USB !1 CREATE USER KEY
VOLUME NAME ( P.168)
!2 FORMAT
y FREE SIZE USB ( P.179)
USB !3 COMMENT/TIME STAMP
u PATH COMMENT
( ) TIME STAMP
[ENTER]
NOTE
237
i
USB /

USER SETUP
[ENTER]
[ENTER] 2 SAVE/LOAD [EN-

TER] SAVE/LOAD

FILE NAME
3
FILE NAME FILE
READ ONLY TYPECOMMENTTIME STAMP

[ENTER]
/
FILE TYPE
LS9 ALL
KEY XMLBitmap : @ . ; =
BMPMP3 MP3
[DIR]
COMMENT q FILE NAME
LS9 /
[ENTER] w
/
e FILE TYPE

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r COMMENT /
/
t TIME STAMP
( )
HINT
[ENTER] ( 1 DISPLAY ACCESS [SETUP]
) USER SETUP

4 / 2 SAVE/LOAD
FILE NAME COMMENT [ENTER] SAVE/LOAD
[ENTER]

NOTE
3

COMMENT
COPY
COMMENT/TIME STAMP COM-
[ENTER]
MENT

4

[ENTER]
PATH
[ENTER]

5 PASTE [ENTER]

5 / RENAME
SET
[ENATER] 6 PASTE
6 /
[ENTER]

[ENTER]

NOTE

NOTE

/

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4 MAKE DIR [EN-

TER]

USER SETUP

2 SAVE/LOAD
[ENTER] SAVE/LOAD

3

COPY
[ENTER]

5 MAKE
[ENTER]

4 OK
[ENTER]
NOTE

USB
USB FAT16
2G USB


USER SETUP

USER SETUP

2 SAVE/LOAD
[ENTER] SAVE/LOAD

3

[ENTER]
PATH
[ENTER]

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2 SAVE/LOAD [EN- 4 FORMAT

TER] SAVE/LOAD [ENTER]

5 OK
[ENTER]

FORMAT
3 FORMAT [ENTER]

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INITIALIZING THE LS9s INTERNAL MEMORY

If an error occurs in the LS9s internal memory, or if you have forgotten the password, you can use the following procedure to
initialize the internal memory.
CAUTION
The entire contents of memory will be lost if you initialize the internal memory. Proceed with the following op-
eration only if you are very sure you want to do this.
1 While holding down the [SCENE MEMORY] 4 Move the cursor to the OK button of the dia-
key of the DISPLAY ACCESS section, turn log box and press the [ENTER] key.
on the power switch. Initialization will begin.
After the opening screen, the following startup menu
screen will appear. NOTE
Do not press any key until initialization has been completed.
:
@
5 When initialization has been completed, move
the cursor to the EXIT button and press the
. [ENTER] key.
The console will start up in normal operating mode.
NOTE
If the backup battery voltage is low, or if an error occurs
in the internal memory, a warning dialog box will appear,
and then the initialization menu will appear. If the warning
dialog box appears, and you select the EXIT button
to start up in normal operating mode, Yamaha cannot
guarantee that the unit will operate correctly.
q MODE SELECT field HINT

w INITIALIZE ALL MEMORIES button Instead of using the EXIT button, you can also select a
e INITIALIZE CURRENT MEMORIES button different button of the MODE SELECT field.
2 According to the desired type of initializa-

tion, move the cursor to one of the buttons
in the MODE SELECT field, and press the
[ENTER] key.
INITIALIZE ALL MEMORIES button

The entire memory including scene memories and libraries
will be returned to their factory-set condition.
INITIALIZE CURRENT MEMORIES button
The contents of memory except for scene memories and
libraries will be returned to its factory-set condition.
3 To execute the Initialize operation, move the

cursor to the INITIALIZE button located in
the dialog box at the left side of the screen,
A dialog box will ask you to confirm the operation.
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LS9
LS9

1 DISPLAY ACCESS [SCENE MEM- 4 OK

ORY] [ENTER]

NOTE
:

@
.
5 EXIT
[ENTER]

NOTE

EXIT

q MODE SELECT HINT

w INITIALIZE ALL MEMORIES EXIT MODE SELECT
e INITIALIZE CURRENT MEMORIES
2 MODE SELECT

[ENTER]
INITIALIZE ALL MEMORIES

INITIALIZE CURRENT MEMORIES

3
INITIALIZE
[ENTER]

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CALIBRATION FUNCTION
Adjusting the faders

Depending on the environment in which you use the console, discrepancies may occur in the motion of the motor faders. You
can use the Calibration function to correct these discrepancies.
1 While holding down the [SCENE MEMORY] 4 Move the cursor to the START button and
key of the DISPLAY ACCESS section, turn press the [ENTER] key.
on the power switch. A dialog box will ask you to confirm the operation.
After the opening screen, the following startup menu
screen will appear. 5 Move the cursor to the OK button of the dia-
log box and press the [ENTER] key.
Each of the specified faders will move to the target
positions in the following sequence.
q - (push down to the minimum value)
w -20 dB
e 0 dB
r +10 dB (push up to the maximum value)
6 If there are any faders that are not in the po-

: sitions shown in the screen, manually move
them to the appropriate position.
7 When you have set all faders to the target

q FADER CALIBRATION button location, move the cursor to the OK button
2 Move the cursor to the FADER CALIBRA-
The process will proceed to the next fader position.
TION button and press the [ENTER] key.

The FADER CALIBRATION MODE popup window
8 Repeat steps 67 to adjust the faders for
positions q through r.
will appear, where you can adjust the faders.
9 When you have finished the calibration pro-
cess and the APPLY button has appeared,
move the cursor to the APPLY button and
The calibration settings will be saved in internal
memory.
NOTE
If the RESTART button appears when calibration ends,
calibration has failed. Move the cursor to the RESTART
button and press the [ENTER] key to execute calibration
once again.
HINT 10 Move the cursor to the EXIT button and

This window will also appear if a problem is detected in press the [ENTER] key.
the fader settings while the LS9 is started up. The console will start up in normal operating mode.
HINT
3 Use the top panel [SEL] keys to select the Alternatively, you can continue by selecting a different
fader for which you want to perform calibra- menu instead of using the EXIT button.
tion.
Fader calibration is performed semi-automatically for
the faders you specify using their [SEL] keys. Each
fader selected by its [SEL] key is shown in red in the
popup window.
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Adjusting the input/output gain

If necessary, you can make fine adjustments to the input/output gain.
OUTPUT PORT TRIM (fine adjustment of the output

1 While holding down the [SCENE MEMORY] ports) button
key of the DISPLAY ACCESS section, turn This makes fine adjustments in 0.01 dB steps to the gain of
on the power switch. the specified output port. When you press this button, the
After the opening screen, the following startup menu screen will change as follows.
screen will appear.
:
@
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q INPUT PORT TRIM button SLOT OUTPUT TRIM (fine adjustment of the output
w OUTPUT PORT TRIM button ports) button
e SLOT OUTPUT TRIM button This makes fine adjustments in 0.01 dB steps to the output
port gain of the specified slot. When you press this button,
the screen will change as follows.
2 In the MODE SELECT field, move the cursor
to one of the following buttons to select the
target you want to adjust, and press the [EN-
TER] key.
INPUT PORT TRIM (fine adjustment of the analog in-

put gain) button
This makes fine adjustments in 0.1 dB steps to the gain of
the specified analog input port. When you press this button,
the screen will change as follows.
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3 Move the cursor to the desired knob in the

screen, and use the dial or the [DEC]/[INC]
keys to adjust the value.
If you move the cursor to the RESET ALL button in the
screen, and press the [ENTER] key, all knobs in that
screen will be reset to 0 dB (the factory-set default value).
When you have finished making adjust-

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4 ments, move the cursor to the EXIT button
The console will start up in normal operating mode.
HINT
Alternatively, you can continue by selecting a different
menu instead of using the EXIT button.
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LCD CONTRAST CALIBRATION

LCD screen can be adjusted as needed.
1 While holding down the [SCENE MEMORY] 3 Adjust the screen with the parameter dial un-
key of the DISPLAY ACCESS section, turn til both the numbers 1 and 6 are legible.
on the power switch.
After the opening screen, the following startup menu 4 Press the [ENTER] key and a confirmation
screen will appear. dialog box will appear. Select OK to move
on.
5 When [OK] is selected in step 4, the screen

will return to start-up menu.
Alternatively, select [CANCEL] to go back to the LCD
CONTRAST CALIBRATION screen to readjust.
2 Press the RACK [1-4] key and [5-8] key in

the DISPLAY ACCESS section on the con-
trol panel simultaneously.
The following screen for LCD CONTRAST
CALIBRATION will appear.
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1 DISPLAY ACCESS [SCENE MEM- 4 START [ENTER]

ORY]

5 OK
[ENTER]

q ( )
w 20 dB
e 0 dB
r 10 dB( )
:
6

q FADER CALIBRATION 7
OK [ENTER]
2 FADER CALIBRATION

[ENTER]
FADER CALIBRATION MODE

8 6 7 q r

9 APPLY
APPLY
[ENTER]

NOTE
RESTART

RESTART [ENTER]

HINT 10 EXIT [ENTER]

LS9

HINT
3 [SEL] EXIT

[SEL]

[SEL]

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OUTPUT PORT TRIM ( )

1 DISPLAY ACCESS [SCENE MEM- 0.01dB
ORY]
a

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SLOT OUTPUT TRIM ( )

q INPUT PORT TRIM SLOT 0.01dB
w OUTPUT PORT TRIM
e SLOT OUTPUT TRIM
2 MODE SELECT

[ENTER]
INPUT PORT TRIM ( )

0.1dB

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3
[DEC]/[INC]

RESET ALL
[ENTER]
0dB( )

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4 EXIT
[ENTER]

HINT
EXIT

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LCD
LCD
1 DISPLAY ACCESS [SCENE MEM- 3 16

ORY]

4 [ENTER]
OK

5 4 [OK]

[CANCEL] LCD CONTRAST
CALIBRATION
2 DISPLAY ACCESS
RACK[1-4] [5-8]

LCD CONTRAST CALIBRATION

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START-UP SEQUENCE
A1. Start-up mode
Mode Mode Changing Method Description on the Operation

Normal mode This mode is selected as Checks the hardware at the start-up.
default without any special Normal operation starts if there is no error.
operation If an error is detected, the mode will change to Maintenance mode automatically.
Forced Factory While holding down the Executes the Factory Preset operation of the Memory API.
Preset mode [SCENE] key and [MIX1] Initializing the Current Memory, Scene, etc.
key, turn on the power. During the initialization, Initializing Flash Memory... will be shown in the top right of the LCD.
After the initialization, the mode will change to Normal mode and normal
operation will start.
Maintenance mode While holding down the The LCD screen will show maintenance menus (refer to LCD screen
[SCENE] key, turn on the operation specifications).
power. INITIALIZE ALL MEMORY
INITIALIZE CURRENT MEMORY
Refer to C. About Memory Initialization (page 192) for the memory
contents to be initialized
During the initialization, the message Initializing will blink on the LCD.
When the initialization is finished, the condition after the initialization will be
indicated as a sound.
INPUT PORT TRIM
OUTPUT PORT TRIM
SLOT OUTPUT TRIM
TRIM adjustment will be indicated as a sound in real time.
FADER CALIBRATION
LCD CONTRAST OFFSET CALIBRATION
The mode to adjust individual difference of LCD contrast will be selected if
the RACK[1]-[4] key and RACK[5]-[8] key are pressed simultaneously when
the maintenance menu is displayed.
Refer to the service check program (page 120) for details.
EXIT
Changes to Normal mode.
Functions restricted in the Maintenance mode
Panel
All the LEDs will be turned off except the SEL LEDs during Fader Calibration.
Faders are inoperable (movable, but moving faders does not change values)
except in Fader Calibration operation.
Only the cursor keys, [ENTER] key, [INC]/[DEC] key and parameter wheel are operable.
Communication, USB Storage, Audio
Inoperable
The functions are restricted until the Normal mode is selected by pressing
the EXIT button.
Servicing Diag Turn on the power while Starts with the Mac Address written on the Flash ROM.
mode holding down the 3 buttons Receives Diag command through Ethernet and executes Diag procedure.
(User Defined Key [1], Panel and LCD indication need respective Diag procedure looping.
[2], [3]) simultaneously. It is impossible to change from the Diag mode to another mode. Cycle
the power to leave the Diag mode.
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A2. Start-up mode (flow)
Normal mode Forced Factory Preset mode Maintenance mode Diag mode
Press the USER DEFINED KEYS [1], [2],

[SCENE] key + [MIX1] key [SCENE] key and [3] simultaneously
or
press any three keys other than the above
Turn on power
three keys simultaneously.
Boot Loader starts
Presence of USB Memory

Checking the presence of the LS9 Firmware (.PGM) file
(None) (.PGM file is contained) Firmware Update confirmation indication
(Canceling Update)
Executing Firmware Update
Executing checksum inspection of the main program

(OK) (NG)
Displaying CheckSum Error!! and stops
Starting main program
Checking the presence of the Panel circuit board

(None)
(There is a Panel
circuit board) In case of none, the start-up mode will be diag
Reading pressed switches judging start-up mode
Displaying opening screen

Checking version of VNP1 Firmware
(No updating) Uploading VNP1 Firmware
(With updating)
Indicating Loading VNP1 Firmware
When the start-up mode is diag
Showing LCD diag screen/processing
Checksum judgment of SRAM Panel diag indication/processing

Judgment of remaining battery level
(OK) (NG) All clear of Current Memory (SRAM) All clear of Current Memory (SRAM)
All clear of SCENE data (Flash Memory) Turning off power
Indicating Initializing Flash Memory...
Judgment of checksum and battery check result

(NG) (0.5 V or less, or checksum error) Indicating maintenance screen
(OK) Indicating error pop-up screen
2.5 V)
(0.5 V < remaining battery level
Indicating CAUTION pop-up after start-up
Indicating maintenance screen

Judgment of Fader calibration data
(OK) (NG) Indicating Calibration execution screen Judgment of Fader calibration data
(OK) (NG)
Indicating Calibration execution screen
Selecting a menu (Panel cursor keys)
(Others)
Processing selected item
Starting normal operation (EXIT)
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B. Hardware check flow at start-up
The flow for checking the hardware at start-up like SRAM check and battery voltage check just after starting the LS9 is shown below.
Check flow
Start-up
Battery voltage No
> 0.5 V
Gains characters stored in the specified

area (2 regions) in the SRAM
Identical with the specified No

characters
Calculates checksum
in the SRAM area
*1 If there are a plurality of NG factors, an error popup is shown in the following order of
priority when the indication is changed to the initialization menu screen,
No (All the factors are stored as log data, but there are no means to show the log.)
Identical with the checksum calculated
when turning off the power
The error popup indicates only the top priority error. If there are a plurality of errors, fix them
Executes memory initialization one by one and restart until all the errors are fixed.
MemoryError flag = TRUE MacAddress NG > MemoryError flag > LowBattery flag
The following error popups are shown according to the contents of error:
Mac Address NG: Illegal MAC Address! Cannot Use Ethernet.
Battery voltage No Memory Error: Memory Error! All Memories Initialized.
> 2.2 V Low Battery: Low Battery!
LowBattery flag = TRUE When the indication is changed to the initialization menu screen, the item Initialize All
Memories is usually selected. However, the item Fader Calibration will be automatically
selected when the indication is changed to the initialization menu screen in case of Fader NG.
Effective No
Mac Address
*2 The following is the battery condition indication in the Setup screen just after the start-up. The
MacAddress NG flag = TRUE indication depends on the detected voltage. The voltage is measured every 10 minutes.
0.5 V or less NO The battery is dead or is not installed

No
No NG fader 2.2 V or less LOW Inoperative battery backup
Fader NG flag = TRUE 2.5 V or less LOW The battery should be replaced
3.5 V or less OK Normal condition
All the flags of any type No 3.5 V or more NG Abnormal (This message must not appear.)
are FALSE
Indication of initialization menu screen The same indication will appear in both cases. The only difference is the presence
Various errors popup indication
*1
or absence of popup at the start-up.
Press the Exit button

*3 The error popup Low Battery! will appear if the battery should be replaced after the normal
start-up as well. However, no popup will appear if the error popup Low Battery! is already
shown at the initialization menu screen to avoid overlap.
Normal start-up *2
Notes:
No 1. The GUI does not show all the errors if there are a plurality of simultaneous errors, therefore,
Battery voltage
they can be fixed only by repeating fixing procedures.
> 2.5 V
LowBattery! Popup indication *3 2. Under a situatoin where Low Battery! Popup is displayed, the battery voltage is 2.2 V or less
but the memory is not still damaged, if an error of power fan, internal or external power supply
is detected, the power supply related Error Popup may be given priority depending on timing.
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C. Memory Initialization
The memory initialization procedures work a little differently depending on the type of initialization.
The following shows the relationship between the initializing method and contents to be processed.
Details of contents to be initialized
Data to be initialized
Library
Current Scene LCD
data Fader Model
Type of initialization Memory data contrast Mac DIO
(EQ, Caliblation identification
(Entire mixer (Scene (Trim Address status
Effect, data data
parameters) 1-300) value)
GEQ etc)
While holding down the [SCENE] key,
turn on the power switch. Then, select

INITIALIZE ALL MEMORIES in the LCD
screen menu, and execute.
While holding down the [SCENE] key,
turn on the power switch. Then, select

INITIALIZE CURRENT MEMORIES in
the LCD screen menu, and execute.
While holding down the [SCENE] key

and [MIX1] key, turn on the power switch.
Automatic initialization according to the

change of memory structure
Automatic initialization at start-up due to

the abnormality of SRAM checksum
Automatic initialization at start-up due to

low battery level
: Initialized
: Not initialized
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A1.

Factory Preset [SCENE] +[MIX1] Memory API Factory Preset
Current Memory, Scene etc
LCD Initializing Flash Memory...

[SCENE] LCD
INITIALIZE ALL MEMORY
INITIALIZE CURRENT MEMORY
C. (P.196)

LCD Initializing

INPUT PORT TRIM
OUTPUT PORT TRIM
SLOT OUTPUT TRIM
TRIM
FADER CALIBRATION
LCD CONTRAST OFFSET CALIBRATION
RACK[1]-[4] RACK[5]-[8]
LCD

(P.132)
EXIT

LED FADER CALIBRATION SEL
LED
FADER (
FADER CALIBRATION
[ENTER] [INC]/[DEC]

USB Audio

EXIT
Diag User Defined Key [1],[2],[3] Flash ROM Mac Address
3 Ether
Panel / LCD
Diag

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A2.
Factory Preset Diag
[SCENE]+[MIX1] [SCENE] USER DEFINED KEYS [1]+[2]+[3]

3
ON
Boot Loader
USB Memory
LS9 Firmware (.PGM)
() (.PGM) Firmware Update
(Update)
Firmware Update
Main Program
(OK) (NG)
CheckSum Error!!
Main Program
Panel
()
()

VNP1 Firmware
() () VNP1 FirmwareUpload
Loading VNP1 Firmware

LCD
SRAM

(OK) (NG) Current Memory(SRAM) Current Memory(SRAM)

SCENE (Flash Memory)
Initializing Flash Memory...

(NG) (0.5 V)
(OK) ERROR
(0.5 V 2.5 V)
CAUTION

(OK) (NG)
(OK) (NG)

()
()

(EXIT)
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B.
LS9 SRAM
No
0.5 V
SRAM(2)

No

SRAM

1 NG
Popup(
No )

Popup

MemoryError = TRUE MacAddress NG MemoryError LowBattery
Popup
MacAddress NG Illegal MAC Address! Cannot Use Ethernet.
No MemoryError Memory Error! All Memories Initialized.
2.2 V LowBattery Low Battery!
LowBattery = TRUE
Initialize All Memories
Fader NGFaderCalibration

No
MacAddress
2 SETUP
MacAddress NG = TRUE 10
0.5 V NO
NG Fader No
2.2 V LOW
Fader NG = TRUE 2.5 V LOW
3.5 V OK
No NG ()
FALSE
Popup
Popup
1

Exit
3 Low Battery! Popup
Low Battery! Popup

2

No 1. GUI
2.5 V
LowBattery! Popup 3 2. 2.2 VMemory Low Battery! Popup

FAN
ErrorPopup
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C.
LS9

Current Library
Scene
Memory LCD Fader
Mac DIO
( (EQ, Caliblation
(Scene
Effect, ()
1-300)
) GEQ etc)
[SCENE]SWON
LCDINITIALIZE
ALL MEMORIES
[SCENE]SWON
LCDINITIALIZE
CURRENT MEMORIES
[SCENE][MIX1]

SWON

SRAM

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Message Meaning Cause Coping process
Parameter xxx was copied to the copy buffer. EQ/DYNAMICS/GEQ/EFFECT were copied.
WARNING/ERROR MESSAGES
xxx Parameters Copied.
xxx Parameters Initialized. Parameter xxx was initialized. EQ/DYNAMICS/GEQ/EFFECT were initialized.
xxx Parameters Pasted. Parameter xxx was pasted from the copy buffer. EQ/DYNAMICS/GEQ/EFFECT were pasted.
xxx Parameters Swapped with Parameter xxx was swapped with copy buffer contents. EQ/DYNAMICS/GEQ/EFFECT were compared.
Copy Buffer.
Assignment is Restricted to Max. Assignment of more than 8 sources was attempted though the maximum Cancel the currently selected sources and select
8 Sources! number of sources selectable with the Monitor Define function is 8. other sources.
Cannot Recall to Different You attempted to recall a library of a different type.
Parameter Type!
Cannot Recall! Failed to recall a scene memory or library. Recall of an empty SCENE or SCENE #0 was tried by assign-
ing SCENE INC/DEC RECALL to USER DEFINED KEY.
Recall of a non-existent SCENE or LIBRARY number was
tried through MIDI command, etc.
Cannot Select This Channel. You attempted to select a channel that cannot be operated
due to your user level or some other reason.
Cannot Store! A scene memory or library could not be stored. The SCENE/LIBRARY number selected as storing destina-
tion is wrong.
Cannot Undo! You pressed the [UNDO] button when Undo was not avail- UNDO was attempted using STORE UNDO key or USER
able. DEFINED KEY to which RECALL UNDO was assigned, but in
vain because RECALL/STORE was not executed before that.
Couldnt Access File. File on the USB memory could not be accessed for some No access was performed because of reasons such as Try accessing the file with a PC.
reason. non-existence of the FILE.
Couldnt Write File. File could not be saved from the USB memory. Writing was unsuccessful. Check for write-protect, and use a PC to check if
the USB device is not defective.
Backup the data, format with the main unit or PC,
then return the backup data and save again.
Current User Changed. [xxx] Current user was changed to [xxx].
Directory Not Empty! You attempted to delete a directory, but failed because there Deletion of a directory was tried though there is a file in the Delete all the files in the directory and then delete
were les remaining in the directory. directory. the directory.
EFFECT CUE: Turned Off. CUE was turned off because you switched from the RACK
screen to a different screen.
External HA Connection Conflict! External HA connection status is different so that External HA The external HA data can not be recalled because SLOT Set the current setting back to the SLOT setting
data cannot be recalled. setting for STORE and current setting are different. when the data was stored.
Store the data again.
File Access is Busy! The following operation has not been performed yet because When the ACCESS indicator in the top right of the screen is Wait until the ACCESS indicator in the top right of the
the USB memory is being accessed. still lighting, an operation for another file was tried. screen turns off before performing another operation.
File Already Exists! The USB memory already contains a le/directory with the same The file/directory name just inputted is the same as the Input another name.
name as the one you are attempting to save, rename, or create. existing file/directory name.
File Error [xx]! Internal le access error Creation of the CREATE USER KEY was tried though the If [I/O Error] is shown, probably the USB memory
USB memory device is protected. was removed during file access and the file was
The memory device was removed during file access was damaged. In this case, there is no countermea-
performed. sure.
The internal file system detected an error for some reason.
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File Protected! Overwriting was not possible because the le on the USB Writing, modification, or deletion was tried to the write- Cancel the write-protect of the file with the main
memory is write-protected. protect file. unit or PC.
Help File Not Found! Can t nd HELP le. HELP function was tried when the HELP file is not loaded. Load the HELP file to the main unit and then use
the HELP function.
Illegal Address! The IP address or Gateway address setting is invalid. Internet setting conflicts with the TCP/IP specification. Contact the network administrator and configure
the correct settings.
Illegal MAC Address! Cannot Use Communication via the Network connector is not possible The MAC Address stored on the Flash ROM of the main unit Exchange the CPU circuit board.
Network. because the MAC address setting has been damaged for is damaged due to powering down when data is being
some reason. written to the Flash ROM for Fader Calibration, etc. or the
MAC Address is overwritten for some reason.
The MAC Address is not written at the time of shipment.
Illegal Storage Format! The USB memory could not be accessed because its format Wrong or unsupported-format USB memory device was used. Press the FORMAT button on the main unit to execute
is invalid or unsupported. formatting or use the Windows and execute formatting
with any of the FAT12, FAT16 or FAT32. If a partitioned
device or the USB memory device connected through a
USB hub is used, proper operation is not guaranteed.
KEY IN CUE: Turned Off. KEY IN CUE was defeated because you switched from the
DYNAMICS 1/2 popup screen to a different screen.
Loading Aborted. Loading from USB memory was aborted. During the reading from the USB memory, the STOP button was pressed.
Low Battery! The backup battery voltage is low. If the menu screen appears after the opening screen at start-up The backup battery should be replaced. If the
and then error pop-up is shown, the battery voltage is 2.0 V or voltage fell below the limit to backup data, there will
less. In this case, however, the battery voltage may be below be a discrepancy in checksum. Therefore, Memory
the limit to maintain backup data and the indication Memory Error! All Memories Initialized. will be shown auto-
Error! All Memories Initialized. may be shown preferentially. matically and memory initialization will be conducted
If the normal operation screen appears after the opening screen when powered on the next time. If Low Battery! is
at start-up and then error pop-up is shown, the battery voltage is shown instead, the data still remains. The data
2.5 V or less. should be saved urgently for backup.
Maximum Number of Audio Files The number of songs that can be managed by the USB The number of songs is more than 300, which is the maxi- Make the number of songs in a directory 300 or
Exceeded! memory recorder has been exceeded. mum number a directly can hold. less by a procedure such as movement of some
audio data to another directory.
Memory Error! All Memories were All data has been initialized because the data in internal There is a checksum discrepancy in backup memory. Some Replace the backup battery.
Initialized. backup memory has been lost, due to failure of the backup data is changed because of a reason such as weak battery. Initialization is executed automatically and therefore, setting
battery or some other reason. files stored in advance should be reloaded as needed.
MIDI: Data Framing Error! Invalid signals are being input from the MIDI IN port. Correct data cannot be received from the MIDI IN port. Check if the settings such as baud rate on the trans-
mission side are correct.
Check if the receive signal to the main unit is input
correctly to the receiving port.
MIDI: Data Overrun! Invalid signals are being input from the MIDI IN port. Correct data cannot be received from the MIDI IN port. Check if the settings such as baud rate on the trans-
mission side are correct.
correctly to the receiving port.
MIDI: Rx Buffer Full! Too much data is being received at the MIDI IN port. The MIDI IN buffer size is not large enough for the transmit- Check for connection looping which is caused by
ted data. reasons such as turning ECHO on.
The processing load on the main unit is too increased too Decrease the amount of transmission data.
much to process the MIDI receive data. Stop operating the main unit and check if the data
can be received correctly with less load.
MIDI: Tx Buffer Full! Too much data is being transmitted from the MIDI OUT port. Too much transmission data to the MIDI OUT buffer. Check for connection looping which is caused by
reasons such as turning ECHO on.
No Controllable Knob. Your operation has been ignored because there is no param- A knob to which no parameter is assigned is operated in
eter that corresponds to the knob you operated. SELECTED CHANNEL.
No Corresponding Help Items. A section in the HELP data cannot be found. Damaged HELP file or custom-made HELP file is loaded Use the data downloaded from the homepage.
and no corresponding section was found. Check if the downloaded data are unpacked correctly.
No Response from External HA. No response from an external AD8HR. Warning indication in case of no response for 500 ms or more Check if the connection between the AD8HR and
in cycle procession. LS9 is correct.
Page Bookmarked. The current screen or popup has been bookmarked.
Password Changed. The password has been changed.
Power Supply Fan has The cooling fan of the internal power supply has stopped. Power voltage for the fan dropped below 10 V and the fan Check the fan operation.
Malfunctioned! stopped. Check the signal line from the fan to the CPU.
The fan stopped because of mechanical failure.
Refer to the ACCOM circuit board diagram for the details of
the detection circuit.
The software judgment is based on the signal input to the
166 pin (PTF[2]) of the Main CPU (High: in operation).
Processing Aborted. Processing was interrupted. FILE COPY was aborted. (File operation other than the
STOP during the SAVE/LOAD is aborted.)
Saving Aborted. Saving to the USB memory has been interrupted. During the writing to the USB memory, the STOP button
was pressed.
SCENE #xxx is Empty! No data has been stored in the scene you attempted to recall, Recall of the SCENE #xxx was tried through operations Execute SCENE STORE or operate to a number
or the data has been damaged so that it cannot be recalled. such as USER DEFINED KEY operation/via MIDI, but the containing SCENE data.
SCENE does not exist. If any existing SCENE cannot be recalled, it is
impossible to recover the SCENE. The data
should be deleted or overwritten.
SCENE #xxx is Protected! You attempted to overwrite (store) a protected scene. Cancel the PROTECT of the SCENE to store or
store to another SCENE.
SCENE #xxx is Read Only! You attempted to overwrite (store) a read-only scene. Cancel the Read Only of the SCENE to store or
store to another SCENE.
SLOT{x}: Data Framing Error! Invalid signals are being input from the SLOT{x} input port. Correct data cannot be received from the SLOT{x} input port. Check if the settings such as baud rate on the
transmission side are correct.
Check if the receive signal to the main unit is
input correctly to the input port.
SLOT{x}: Data Overrun! Invalid signals are being input from the SLOT{x} input port. Correct data cannot be received from the SLOT{x} input port. Check if the settings such as baud rate on the
transmission side are correct.
SLOT{x}: Rx Buffer Full! Too much data is being received at the SLOT{x} input port. The size of the receive buffer for the main unit SLOT{x} is Check for connection looping which is caused by
not large enough for the transmitted data. reasons such as turning ECHO on.
The processing load on the main unit is too large to process Decrease the amount of transmission data.
the SLOT{x} receive data. Stop operating the main unit and check if the
data can be received correctly with less load.
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SLOT{x}: Tx Buffer Full! Too much data is being sent from the SLOT{x} output port. Too much transmission data to the transmission buffer for Check for connection looping which is caused by
the main unit SLOT{x}. reasons such as turning ECHO on.
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Storage Full! The le could not be saved because there is not enough Increase the available memory by means such as
space on the USB memory. deleting USB memory files and then store again.
Storage Not Found! The USB memory could not be recognized. The USB memory was not recognized during SAVE/LOAD procedure. Dont remove the USB memory during access to USB memory.
Storage Not Ready! Access is not possible because the USB memory is not ready. Mounting of the USB memory was unsuccessful. Remove the USB memory and insert it again.
Use a PC to check if the USB memory is normal.
Sync Error! [xxx] The LS9 is not synchronized with the signal shown in brackets The signal [xxx] (WORD CLOCK IN, SLOT{1, 2} and corre- Check if the devices connected to the LS9 work
like [xxx]. sponding signals are shown) is not synchronized with the LS9. in synchronization with the same Word Clock.
Check if the Word Clock is not looped (Isn t the Word
Clock of a device is set as master and yet the device
is set to work in synchronization with the Word Clock?)
Tap Operation Ignored. Tap operation was ignored because the TAP TEMPO button
is not displayed in the screen.
This Operation is Not Allowed. This operation has been ignored because the current user An operation restricted under the USER LEVEL was Change the USER LEVEL settings to permit the
does not have permission. performed. operation.
Too Large File! Loading Failed. Size of the Bit Map File is too large to load. Data size of 307,256 bytes or more was loaded. Load the Bit Map Data whose file size is 307,256 bytes
<307256 bytes or less.> Bit Map Data other than 8/16/24/32 bit Color and uncompressed was loaded. or less, 8/16/24/32 bit Color and uncompressed.
Too Many Bands Used! Cannot More than 15 bands are used, when trying to copy 31band
Compare. GEQ and then compare with Flex15GEQ.
Too Many EQ Bands Used! More than 15 bands are used, when trying to copy 31band
Cannot Paste! GEQ and then paste to Flex15GEQ.
Total Slot Power Capability The I/O cards installed in the slots exceed the rated power The current value for respective voltage set to the mounted Refer to the website,
Exceeded! capacity. MY card and total power consumption is above the allow- http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/ and click the
able range of the LS9. Specific settings are as follows: GO mark under the I/O Card Matching to
DC+5 V: 1420 mA check the combination of Mini-YGDAI cards that
DC+3.3 V: 1000 mA can be used.
AC+5 V: 400 mA
AC-5 V: 400 mA
AC+15 V: 200 mA
AC-15 V: 200 mA
TOTAL: 20400 mW
Unsupported File Format! The le you attempted to load from the USB memory is of an
unsupported format.
USB Currently Active for Since the USB Memory Recorder is recording or playing back, Stop the USB Memory Recorder and then perform
Recorder function! functions such as Save/Load cannot be used. SAVE/LOAD.
USB Currently Active for SAVE or The recorder cannot oparate, since mixer scene memory/library The recorder was operated to access the USB memory
LOAD! data is being saved or loaded in USB memory. when the USB memory was already in use.
USB Memory Full ! Recorder Recorder processing was halted because the USB memory Increase available memory by means such as
Stopped. capacity ran out while the USB Memory Recorder was operating. deleting USB memory files.
USB Memory Unmounted ! Recorder processing was halted because the USB memory was Don t remove the USB memory when the USB
Recorder Stopped. disconnected while the USB Memory Recorder was operating. Memory Recorder is in operation.
USB over current Error! Excessive current has occurred at the USB connector. Current above the allowable range was applied to the USB. Dont use a high power device.
Disconnect USB device. Disconnect the USB memory that is connected to the USB A high power device (500 mA or less) was connected to the USB connector.
connector. The LS9 is compatible with low power device only.
USB: Data Framing Error! Invalid signals are being input from the USB connector input Correct data cannot be received from the USB input port. Check if the settings such as baud rate on the
port. transmission side are correct.
USB: Data Overrun! Invalid signals are being input from the USB connector input Correct data cannot be received from the USB input port. Check if the settings such as baud rate on the
port. transmission side are correct.
correctly to the input port.
USB: Rx Buffer Full! Too much data is being received at the USB connector input The receive buffer size for the main unit USB is not large Check for connection looping which is caused by
port. enough for the transmitted data. reasons such as turning ECHO on.
The processing load on the main unit is too large to process Decrease the amount of transmission data.
the USB receive data in time. Stop operating the main unit and check if the
data can be received correctly with less load.
USB: Tx Buffer Full! Too much data is being transmitted from the USB connector Too much transmission data to the transmission buffer for Check for connection looping which is caused by
output port. the main unit USB. reasons such as turning ECHO on.
Word Clock Error! Recorder Recorder was halted due to un-synchronization of word clock. Don t let the Word Clock out of synchronization
Stopped! when the recorder is in operation.
Wrong Audio File Format! The format of the audio le is invalid. Playback of an audio format which is not supported by the Check if the audio file can be played with PC, etc.
LS9 was tried. Check if configurations such as tags are set correctly.
Wrong Password! The password you input was incorrect. If it is impossible to find out the password, execute
ALL MEMORY INITIALIZE to clear the password.
Wrong Word Clock! The LS9 cannot synchronize because the source selected by The error occurs if no digital signal that can be locked comes Send appropriate clock signal to the designated
MASTER CLOCK SELECT in the WORD CLOCK screen is not to the WORD CLOCK IN or SLOT port if the port is selected. port. Alternatively, select Internal setting.
appropriate.
You Cannot Create User Key. The current user does not have permission to create a user A user who are not authorized to create the user authentica- Log in as an ADMINISTRATOR or POWER USER
key. tion key such as Guest created the user authentication key. and create the user authentication key.
CPUP:Rx Buffer Full! A lot of operations were performed at the same time and the Leave the unit for a moment.
receive buffer for the EBUS command is overflowing. This error is
not shown unless quick operations are continued for a long time.
Unknown Format!! Media that cannot be read is found. The cluster size of the DISK connected to the USB connec- It s impossible to start. Remove the USB memory,
tor is too large (more than 32k byte). start the main unit, and reconnect the USB memory.
(The format is unusable for the LOADER.) Format again with the cluster size set 32k byte or
less, or use another memory.
CheckSum Error!! Checksum discrepancy of the MAIN Firmware. The MAIN Firmware area is damaged. The firmware can be updated even if this error is
Writing to the MAIN Firmware was not successful. shown. Update the MAIN Firmware.
===== File Read Error!! ===== File reading was unsuccessful during updating the Firmware. Firmware file data is damaged. Replace the Firmware file and try again.
If the result is still unsuccessful, use another USB
memory.
===== CheckSum Error!! ===== Checksum discrepancy after updating the Firmware. Writing to the MAIN Firmware was not successful. Replace the Firmware file and try again.
(In most cases, the error is shown in combination with other Even if the result is still unsuccessful, use another
errors of Firmware updating.) USB memory. If the same error occurs after some
attempts, replace the CPU circuit board.
LS9-16/LS9-32
201
202
LS9-16/LS9-32

xxx Parameters Copied. xxx EQ/DYNAMICS/GEQ/EFFECT

xxx Parameters Initialized. xxx EQ/DYNAMICS/GEQ/EFFECT
xxx Parameters Pasted. xxx EQ/DYNAMICS/GEQ/EFFECT
xxx Parameters Swapped with xxx EQ/DYNAMICS/GEQ/EFFECT
Copy Buffer.
Assignment is Restricted to Max. DEFINE 8
8 Sources!
Cannot Recall to Different
Parameter Type!
Cannot Recall! USER DEFINED KEY SCENE INC/DEC RECALL
SCENE #0

MIDI

Cannot Select This Channel.

Cannot Store!
Cannot Undo! [UNDO] USER DEFINED KEY RECALL UNDO

STORE UNDO RECALL/
STORE
Couldnt Access File. USB FILE PC

Couldnt Write File. USB USB
PC
PC
FORMAT
SAVE
Current User Changed. [xxx] xxx
Directory Not Empty!

EFFECT CUE: Turned Off. RACK CUE
External HA Connection Conflict! HA HA STORE SLOT STORE SLOT
HA
STORE
File Access is Busy! USB ACCESS ACCESS

File Already Exists! USB / / /
/
File Error [xx]! USB CREATE [I/O Error]
USER KEY

File Protected! USB / / PC

Help File Not Found! HELP HELP LOAD HELP HELP LOAD
HELP
Illegal Address! IP TCP/IP

Illegal MAC Address! Cannot Use MACAddress Network FlashROM MAC Address CPU
Network. Fader Calibration FlashROM

MAC Address
Illegal Storage Format! USB USB FORMAT
Windows FAT12/FAT16/FAT32

USB
USB
KEY IN CUE: Turned Off. DYNAMICS1/2
KEY IN CUE
Loading Aborted. USB USB STOP
Low Battery! MENU Error Popup
2.0 V

Memory Error! All Memories Initialized. Memory Error! All Memories Initialized.

Error Popup Low Battery!
2.5 V

Maximum Number of Audio Files USB Memory Recorder 1 300
Exceeded! 300
Memory Error! All Memories were
Initialized.

MIDI: Data Framing Error! MIDI MIDI IN

MIDI: Data Overrun! MIDI MIDI IN

MIDI: Rx Buffer Full! MIDI MIDI ECHO ON
MIDI
LS9-16/LS9-32

203
204
LS9-16/LS9-32

MIDI: Tx Buffer Full! MIDI MIDI ECHO ON

No Controllable Knob. SELECTED CHANNEL

No Corresponding Help Items. HELP HELP HELP
LOAD

No Response from External HA. AD8HR 500 ms AD8HR LS9

Page Bookmarked. /
Password Changed.
Power Supply Fan has 10 FAN
Malfunctioned! FAN CPU
ACCOM

Main CPU 166 (PTF[2])
High:
Processing Aborted. FILE COPY
SAVE/LOAD STOP FILE
Saving Aborted. USB USB STOP
SCENE #xxx is Empty! USER DEFINED KEY /MIDI #xxx

SCENE #xxx is Protected! PROTECT

SCENE #xxx is Read Only! Read Only

SLOT{x}: Data Framing Error! SLOT{x} SLOT{x}

SLOT{x}: Data Overrun! SLOT{x} SLOT{x}

SLOT{x}: Rx Buffer Full! SLOT{x} SLOT{x} ECHO ON
SLOT{x}

SLOT{x}: Tx Buffer Full! SLOT{x} SLOT{x} ECHO ON

Storage Full! USB USB

Storage Not Found! USB SAVE/LOAD USB USB USB

Storage Not Ready! USB USB USB
PC USB
Sync Error! [xxx] [xxx] LS9 [xxx] WORD CLOCK IN, SLOT{1, 2} LS9
LS9

Tap Operation Ignored. TAP TEMPO

This Operation is Not Allowed. USER LEVEL USER LEVEL
Too Large File! Loading Failed. 307,256 307,256 8/16/
307256 bytes 8/16/24/32 bit Color 24/32 bit Color

Too Many Bands Used! Cannot 31band GEQ Flex15GEQ
Compare. 16
Too Many EQ Bands Used! 31band GEQ Flex15GEQ
Cannot Paste! 16
Total Slot Power Capability I/O MY I/O
Exceeded! LS9 MY

DC+5 V: 1420 mA HP :
DC+3.3 V: 1000 mA http://proaudio.yamaha.co.jp
AC+5 V: 400 mA
AC-5 V: 400 mA
AC+15 V: 200 mA
AC-15 V: 200 mA
TOTAL: 20400 mW
Unsupported File Format! USB

USB Currently Active for USB Memory Recorder Save/Load USB
Recorder function! SAVE/LOAD
USB Currently Active for SAVE or USB SCENE/LIBRARY USB USB
LOAD! SAVE/LOAD
USB Memory Full ! Recorder USB Memory Recorder USB USB
Stopped. Recorder
USB Memory Unmounted ! USB Memory Recorder USB USB USB
Recorder Stopped. Recorder
USB over current Error! USB USB USB
Disconnect USB device. USB 500 mA
LS9-16/LS9-32
LS9
USB: Data Framing Error! USB USB

205
206
LS9-16/LS9-32

USB: Data Overrun! USB USB

USB: Rx Buffer Full! USB USB ECHO ON
USB

USB: Tx Buffer Full! USB USB ECHO ON

Word Clock Error! Recorder
Stopped! /
Wrong Audio File Format! LS9 PC

Wrong Password! ALL MEMORY
INITIALIZE
Wrong Word Clock! WORD CLOCK MASTER CLOCK SELECT WORD CLOCK IN SLOT
LS9 Internal

You Cannot Create User Key. Guest ADMINISTRATOR POWER USER LOGIN

CPUP:Rx Buffer Full! EBUS

Unknown Format!! Media USB DISK USB
32k byte
LOADER 32k byte

CheckSum Error!! MAIN Firmware MAIN Firmware Firmware
MAIN Firmware MAIN Firmware

===== File Read Error!! ===== Firmware Firmware Data Firmware

USB

===== CheckSum Error!! ===== Firmware MAIN Firmware Firmware
Firmware
USB

CPU
LS9-16/LS9-32
MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART

YAMAHA [ Digital Mixing Console ] Date :8-Aug-2006
Model LS9-16/32 MIDI Implementation Chart Version : 1.0
Transmitted Recognized Remarks

Function...
Basic Default 1 - 16 1 - 16 Memorized
Channel Changed 1 - 16 1 - 16
Default x 1, 3 Memorized
Mode Messages x x
Altered ************** x
Note x 0 - 127
Number : True voice ************** x
Velocity Note ON x o 9nH, v=1-127 Effect Control

Note OFF x x
After Key's x x
Touch Ch's x x
Pitch Bend x x
0,32 o o Bank Select
6,38 o o Data Entry
98,99 o o NRPN LSB,MSB
1-31,33-98, o o Assignable Cntrl
Control 102-119
Change
Prog o 0 - 127 o 0 - 127 Assignable

Change : True # ************** 0 - 300
System Exclusive o *1 o *1,*2
: Song Pos. x x
Common : Song Sel. x o Recorder Control
: Tune x x
System : Clock x o Effect Control

Real Time: Commands x x
:All Sound Off x x
Aux :Reset All Cntrls x x
:Local ON/OFF x x
Mes- :All Notes OFF x x
sages:Active Sense x o
:Reset x o
Notes: *1 :Bulk Dump/Request and Parameter Change/Request.
*2 :MMC
Mode 1 : OMNI ON , POLY Mode 2 : OMNI ON ,MONO o : Yes

Mode 3 : OMNI OFF, POLY Mode 4 : OMNI OFF,MONO x : No 207
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MIDI DATA FORMAT
This section explains the format of the data that the LS9 is able to understand, send, and receive.
1 CHANNEL MESSAGE Equation for converting a Control Value to parameter data

paramSteps = paramMaxparamMin + 1;
add = paramWidth / paramSteps;
1.1 NOTE OFF (8n) mod = paramWidthadd * paramSteps;
curValue = paramSteps * add + mod / 2;
Reception
(1) If the assigned parameter has fewer than 128 steps
These messages are echoed to MIDI OUT if [OTHER COMMAND ECHO] is paramWidth = 128; rxValue = Control value;
ON.
They are received if [Rx CH] matches, and used to control effects. (2) If the assigned parameter has 128 or more but less than
16,384 steps
STATUS 1000nnnn 8n Note off message paramWidth = 16384;
DATA 0nnnnnnn nn Note number
0vvvvvvv vv Velocity(ignored) (2-1) When High and Low data is received
rxValue = Control value(High) * 128 + Control value(Low);
1.2 NOTE ON (9n) (2-2) When only Low data is received

rxValue = (curValue & 16256) + Control value(Low);
Reception
These messages are echoed to MIDI OUT if [OTHER COMMAND ECHO] is (2-3) When only High data is received
ON. rxValue = Control value(High) * 128 + (curValue & 127);
They are received if [Rx CH] matches, and used to control effects.
STATUS 1001nnnn 9n Note on message (3) If the assigned parameter has 16,384 or more but less than
DATA 0nnnnnnn nn Note number 2,097,152 steps
0vvvvvvv vv Velocity (1-127:on, 0:off) paramWidth = 2097152;
(3-1) When High, Middle, and Low data is received

1.3 CONTROL CHANGE (Bn) rxValue = Control value(High) * 16384 + Control value(Middle) * 128 + Control
Two types of CONTROL CHANGE can be transmitted and received; [NRPN] value(Low);
(Non-Registered Parameter Numbers) and freely-assigned [TABLE] (1CH x
110) messages. Select either [TABLE] or [NRPN]. (3-2) When only Low data is received
rxValue = (curValue & 2097024) + Control value(Low);
Reception
These messages are echoed to MIDI OUT if [CONTROL CHANGE ECHO] is (3-3) When only Middle data is received
ON. rxValue = (curValue & 2080895) + Control value(Middle) * 128;
If [TABLE] is selected, these messages are received when [CONTROL CHANGE
Rx] is ON and [Rx CH] matches, and will control parameters according to the (3-4) When only High data is received
settings of the [CONTROL CHANGE EVENT LIST]. rxValue = (curValue & 16383) + Control value(High) * 16384;
If [NRPN] is selected, these messages are received when [CONTROL CHANGE
Rx] is ON and the [Rx CH] matches; the four messages NRPN control number (3-5) When only Middle and Low data is received
(62h, 63h) and DATA ENTRY control number (06h, 26h) are used to control the rxValue = (curValue & 2080768) + Control value(Middle) * 128 + Control
value(Low);
specied parameter.
Transmission (3-6) When only High and Low data is received
If [TABLE] is selected, and if [CONTROL CHANGE Tx] is ON when you rxValue = (curValue & 16256) + Control value(High) * 16384 + Control value(Low);
operate a parameter that is assigned in the [CONTROL CHANGE EVENT
LIST], these messages will be transmitted on the [Tx CH] channel. (3-7) When only High and Middle data is received
rxValue = (curValue & 127) + Control value(High) * 16384 + Control value(Middle)
If [NRPN] is selected, and if [CONTROL CHANGE Tx] is ON when you * 128;
operate a specied parameter, the four messages NRPN control number (62h,
63h) and DATA ENTRY control number (06h, 26h) are transmitted on the [Tx if ( rxValue > paramWidth)
CH] channel. rxValue = paramWidth;
param = ( rxValuemod / 2) / add;
CONTROL CHANGE messages are not used for transmission to LS9 Editor
because there is no guarantee that the contents of the assignment tables will
match. (PARAMETER CHANGE messages are always used.) If [NRPN] is selected
CONTROL CHANGE numbers 0 and 32 are for selecting banks. STATUS 1011nnnn Bn Control change
STATUS 1011nnnn Bn Control change DATA 01100010 62 NRPN LSB
DATA 00 Control number (00) 0vvvvvvv vv Parameter number LSB
0vvvvvvv vv Control Value (0-127) STATUS 1011nnnn Bn Control change *
STATUS 1011nnnn Bn Control change DATA 01100011 63 NRPN MSB
DATA 20 Control number (32) 0vvvvvvv vv Parameter number MSB
0vvvvvvv vv Control Value (0-127) STATUS 1011nnnn Bn Control change *
DATA 00000110 06 Data entry MSB
If [TABLE] is selected
0vvvvvvv vv Parameter data MSB
STATUS 1011nnnn Bn Control change STATUS 1011nnnn Bn Control change *
DATA 0nnnnnnn nn Control number (1-5, 7-31, 33-37, 38-95, DATA 00100110 26 Data entry LSB
102-119) *
0vvvvvvv vv Control Value (0-127) 0vvvvvvv vv Parameter data LSB
* Numbers 0, 32, and 96101 cannot be used. * The STATUS byte of the second and subsequent messages need not
* Control number 6, 38 can be used. be added during transmission. Reception must occur correctly
whether or not the status byte is omitted.
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1.4 PROGRAM CHANGE (Cn) 3 SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE MESSAGE

Reception
If [PROGRAM CHANGE ECHO] is ON, bank select messages will also be 3.1 MMC
echoed from MIDI OUT.
If SINGLE CH is selected, these messages are received if [PROGRAM CHANGE < MMC STOP >
Rx] is ON and the [Rx CH] matches. However if [OMNI] is ON, these messages Reception
are received regardless of the channel. When these messages are received, scene If the [DEVICE NO.] matches or is 7F, receives this message and stops.
memory and effect library are recalled according to the settings of the
[PROGRAM CHANGE EVENT LIST]. STATUS 11110000 F0 System exclusive message
ID No. 01111111 7F Real time System exclusive
Transmission
Device ID 0ddddddd dd Destination (00-7E, 7F:all call)
If [PROGRAM CHANGE Tx] is ON, these messages are transmitted according
to the [PROGRAM CHANGE Table] settings when scene memory and effect COMMAND 00000110 06 Machine Control Command(MCC) sub-id
library are recalled. 00000001 01 Stop(MCS)
If SINGLE CH is selected, these messages are transmitted on the [Tx CH] EOX 11110111 F7 End of exclusive
channel.
If the recalled scene memory and effect library has been assigned to more than
< MMC PLAY >
one PROGRAM NUMBER, the lowest-numbered PROGRAM NUMBER for
each MIDI channel will be transmitted. Reception
PROGRAM CHANGE messages are not used for transmission to LS9 Editor If the [DEVICE NO.] matches or is 7F, receives this message and starts playback.
because there is no guarantee that the contents of the assignment tables will
STATUS 11110000 F0 System exclusive message
match. (PARAMETER CHANGE messages are always used.)
You can choose either MULTI MIDI CH or SINGLE CH.
If SINGLE is selected
COMMAND 00000110 06 Machine Control Command(MCC) sub-id
You can choose the Rx CH, OMNI CH, and Tx CH.
You can choose whether a bank select message will be added. 00000010 02 Play(MCS)
A bank of up to 16 can be specified. EOX 11110111 F7 End of exclusive
If MULTI is selected
The Rx and Tx channels will be the same. < MMC DEFERED PLAY >
The assignment table will use the settings for each MIDI channel. Bank select Reception
messages will not be added. If the [DEVICE NO.] matches or is 7F, receives this message and starts playback.
You can make settings for up to sixteen MIDI channels.
STATUS 1100nnnn Cn Program change
DATA 0nnnnnnn nn Program number (0-127)
00000011 03 Deferred Play(MCS)
2 SYSTEM REALTIME MESSAGE EOX 11110111 F7 End of exclusive
2.1 SONG SELECT (F3) < MMC RECORD STROBE >

Select the track number shown in the TITLE LIST screen of the USB memory Reception
recorder. If the [DEVICE NO.] matches or is 7F, receives this message, and if stopped,
STATUS 11110011 F3 Song select starts recording.
Song number 0sssssss ss Song number (0-127) STATUS 11110000 F0 System exclusive message
2.2 TIMING CLOCK (F8) Device ID 0ddddddd dd Destination (00-7E, 7F:all call)
Reception
00000110 06 Record strobe
This message is used to control effects. This message is transmitted twenty-four
times per quarter note. EOX 11110111 F7 End of exclusive
Echoing of this message depends on the OTHER item in the ECHO settings.
STATUS 11111000 F8 Timing clock < MMC PAUSE >
Reception
2.3 ACTIVE SENSING (FE) If the [DEVICE NO.] matches or is 7F, receives this message, and if playing,
pauses.
Reception
Once this message has been received, MIDI communication will be initialized
(e.g., Running Status will be cleared) if no message is received for an interval of ID No. 01111111 7F Real time System exclusive
400 ms. Device ID 0ddddddd dd Destination (00-7E, 7F:all call)
This message is not subject to echoing. COMMAND 00000110 06 Machine Control Command(MCC) sub-id
STATUS 11111110 FE Active sensing 00001001 09 Pause(MCS)

EOX 11110111 F7 End of exclusive
2.4 SYSTEM RESET (FF)

Reception
When this message is received, MIDI communication will be initialized (e.g.,
Running Status will be cleared).
This message is not subject to echoing.
STATUS 11111111 FF System reset
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3.2 BULK DUMP 3.3 PARAMETER CHANGE

Command rx/tx Function Reception
F0 43 0n 3E cc cc 12 mm mm dd rx/tx BULK DUMP This message is echoed if [PARAMETER CHANGE ECHO] is ON.
dd ee F7 DATA This message is received if [PARAMETER CHANGE Rx] is ON and [Rx CH]
F0 43 2n 3E 12 mm mm dd dd F7 rx BULK DUMP matches the Device number included in the SUB STATUS. When a
REQUEST PARAMETER CHANGE is received, the specified parameter will be controlled.
When a PARAMETER REQUEST is received, the current value of the specified
The LS9 uses the following data types for a bulk dump.
parameter will be transmitted as a PARAMETER CHANGE with its Device
Module Name(mm) Data Number(dd) Number as the [Rx CH].
SCENE LIB SCENE___ *1) *14) *15) Transmission
INPUT EQ LIB INEQ____ *2) *7) *8) If [PARAMETER CHANGE Tx] is ON, and you edit a parameter for which
OUTPUT EQ LIB OUTEQ___ *3) *9) *10) *11) CONTROL CHANGE transmission has not been enabled, a PARAMETER
Dynamics LIB DYNA____ *4) *7) *8) *9) *10) *11) CHANGE will be transmitted with the [Tx CH] as its device number.
GEQ LIB GEQ____ *5) *12) In response to a PARAMETER REQUEST, a PARAMETER CHANGE will be
EFFECT LIB EFFECT__ *6) *13) transmitted with [Rx CH] as its device number.
Mixer Setup MIXERSET Fix (512)
Command rx/tx function
Outport Setup OUT_PORT Fix (512)
F0 43 1n 3E 12 F7 rx/tx LS9 native parameter change
Monitor Setup MONITOR_ Fix (512)
RARAMETER CHANGE
MIDI Setup MIDI_SET Fix (512)
F0 43 3n 3E 12 F7 rx/tx LS9 native parameter request
Lib Number LIB_NUM_ Fix (512)
PARAMETER REQUEST
Program Change Table PRGMCHG_ Fix (512)
Control Change Table CTRLCHG_ Fix (512)
Preference (Current) PREF_CUR Fix (512)
Preference (Admin) PREF_ADM Fix (512) 4 PARAMETER CHANGE details
Preference (Guest) PREF_GST Fix (512)
User Dened Keys (Current) UDEF_CUR Fix (512)
4.1 CURRENT SCENE, SETUP, BACKUP, USER SETUP
User Dened Keys (Admin) UDEF_ADM Fix (512)
User Dened Keys (Guest) UDEF_GST Fix (512) 4.1.1 Format (PARAMETER CHANGE)
Custom Fader Layer (Current) CFAD_CUR Fix (512) Receive
Custom Fader Layer (Admin) CFAD_ADM Fix (512) Data will be received when [PARAMETER CHANGE Rx] is on and the Device
Custom Fader Layer (Guest) CFAD_GST Fix (512) number of both [Rx CH] and SUB STATUS are matched. The data will be
User Level (Current) UKEY_CUR Fix (512) echoed when [PARAMETER CHANGE ECHO] is on. The corresponding
User Level (Guest) UKEY_GST Fix (512) parameter will be changed immediately the data is received.
*1) 0300 Scene Number (0 Request Only), Transmission
*2) 1199 Input EQ Library Number (140 Request Only) Data will be transmitted with the [Device Number] in [Tx CH] when
*3) 1199 Output EQ Library Number (13 Request Only) [PARAMETER CHANGE Tx] is on and the parameter is not registered on the
*4) 1199 Dynamics Library Number (141 Request Only) [CONTROL CHANGE EVENT LIST].
*5) 0199 GEQ Library Number (0 Request Only)
*6) 1199 Effect Library Number (157 Request Only) STATUS 11110000 F0 System exclusive message
*7) 512575 Input 164, ID No. 01000011 43 Manufactures ID number (YAMAHA)
*8) 576583 STIN 1L4R, SUB STATUS 0001nnnn 1n n=0-15 (Device number=MIDI Channel)
*9) 768783 MIX 116,
GROUP ID 00111110 3E Digital mixer
*10) 10241031 MATRIX 1-8 (LS9-32 only),
*11) 12801282 STEREO LC, MODEL ID 00010010 12 LS9
*12) 512519 GEQ 18, DATA 0ccccccc cc
*13) 512515 EFFECT 14, Category
*14) 512 Current Data, DATA 0eeeeeee eh Element no High.
*15) 768 Current Data with Recall Safe,
0eeeeeee el Element no Low.
0iiiiiii ih Index no High.
Data is lost when you write to the preset library.
The unique header (Model ID) identifies whether the device is a LS9. 0iiiiiii il Index no Low.
To calculate the check sum, add the bytes starting with the byte after BYTE 0ccccccc ch Channel no High.
COUNT (LOW) and ending with the byte before CHECK SUM, take the binary 0ccccccc cl Channel no Low.
complement, and set bit 7 to 0. 0ddddddd dd Data
CHECK SUM = (-sum)&0x7F
: :
Bulk Dumps can be received at any time, and can be transmitted at any time EOX 11110111 F7 End of exclusive
when a Bulk Dump Request is received.
A Bulk Dump is transmitted on the [Rx CH] channel in response to a Bulk
Dump Request.
In the data portion, seven words of 8-bit data are converted into eight words of
7-bit data.
[Conversion from actual data to bulk data]
d[0-6]: actual data
b[0-7]: bulk data
b[0] = 0;
for( I=0; I<7; I++){
if( d[I]&0x80){
b[0] |= 1<<(6-I);
}
b[I+1] = d[I]&0x7F;
}
[Recovery from bulk data to actual data]
d[0-6]: actual data
b[0-7]: bulk data
for( I=0; I<7; I++){
b[0] <<= 1;
d[I] = b[I+1]+(0x80&b[0]);
}
210
LS9-16/LS9-32
4.1.2 Format (PARAMETER REQUEST) 4.2.2 Function Name

Receive FUNCTION NAME
Data will be received when [PARAMETER CHANGE Rx] is on and the Device Store Lib Str__
number of both [Rx CH] and SUB STATUS are matched. The data will be Recall Lib Rcl__
echoed when [PARAMETER CHANGE ECHO] is on. The corresponding Unknown Factor Store LibUnStr
parameter will be changed via PARAMETER CHANGE immediately the data is Unknown Factor Recall LibUnRcl
received. Store Undo (only Scene) LibStrUd
STATUS 11110000 F0 System exclusive message Recall Undo (only Scene) LibRclUd
ID No. 01000011 43 Manufactures ID number (YAMAHA)
SUB STATUS 0001nnnn 3n n=0-15 (Device number=MIDI Channel)
4.2.3 Module Name
MODULE NAME
MODEL ID 00010010 12 LS9
Scene SCENE__
DATA Category 0ccccccc cc
Iuput EQ INEQ___
DATA 0eeeeeee eh Element no High.
Output EQ OUTEQ__
0eeeeeee el Element no Low. Dynamics DYNA___
0iiiiiii ih Index no High. GEQ GEQ____
0iiiiiii il Index no Low. Effect EFFECT__
0ccccccc ch Channel no High.
0ccccccc cl Channel no Low. Function Number channel*1) tx/rx
EOX 11110111 F7 End of exclusive LibStr__ SCENE 1- 300 *5) tx/rx
INPUT EQ LIB 41- 199 *1) tx/rx
OUTPUT EQ LIB 4- 199 *2) *3) *4) tx/rx
4.1.3 Data category
Dynamics LIB 42- 199 *1) *2) *3) *4) *8) tx/rx
DATA CATEGORY NAME GEQ LIB 1- 199 *6) tx/rx
0x01 00000001 Current Scene/Setup/Backup/
EFFECT LIB 58- 199 *7) tx/rx
User Setup Data
LibUnStr SCENE 1- 300 0 tx
INPUT EQ LIB 41- 199 0 tx
OUTPUT EQ LIB 4- 199 0 tx
4.2 FUNCTION CALL LIBRARY STORE, RECALL Dynamics LIB 42- 199 0 tx
4.2.1 Format (PARAMETER CHANGE) GEQ LIB 1- 199 0 tx
Receive EFFECT LIB 58- 199 0 tx
Data will be received when [PARAMETER CHANGE Rx] is on and the Device LibRcl__ SCENE 0- 300 *5) tx/rx
number of both [Rx CH] and SUB STATUS are matched. The data will be INPUT EQ LIB 1- 199 *1) tx/rx
echoed when [PARAMETER CHANGE ECHO] is on. The corresponding OUTPUT EQ LIB 1- 199 *2) *3) *4) tx/rx
parameter will be changed immediately the data is received.
Dynamics LIB 1- 199 *1) *2) *3) *4) *8) tx/rx
Transmission GEQ LIB 0- 199 *6) tx/rx
Data will be transmitted with the [Device Number] (MIDI CH) in [Tx CH] EFFECT LIB 1- 199 *7) tx/rx
when [PARAMETER CHANGE Tx] is on.
LibUnRcl SCENE 0 *5) tx
STATUS 11110000 F0 System exclusive message INPUT EQ LIB 0 *1) tx
ID No. 01000011 43 Manufactures ID number (YAMAHA) OUTPUT EQ LIB 0 *2) *3) *4) tx
SUB STATUS 0001nnnn 1n n=0-15 (Device number=MIDI Channel) Dynamics LIB 0 *1) *2) *3) *4) *8) tx
GROUP ID 00111110 3E Digital mixer GEQ LIB 0 *6) tx
MODEL ID 00010010 12 LS9 EFFECT LIB 0 *7) tx
DATA CATEGORY 00000000 00 OTHER DATA LibStrUd SCENE 0 0
FUNCTION NAME 01001100 "L" (ASCII CODE) LibRclUd SCENE 0 0
01101001 "i" (ASCII CODE)
01100010 "b" (ASCII CODE) *1) 0:CH163:CH64
0fffffff ff (ASCII CODE) 64:ST IN 1L71:ST IN 4R
0fffffff ff (ASCII CODE) *2) 256:MIX1271:MIX16
*3) 512:MATRIX1519:MATRIX8
0fffffff ff (ASCII CODE) *4) 1024:STEREO L1026:MONO(C)
0fffffff ff (ASCII CODE) *5) 512:will be used if the recalling or storing data is only one.
0fffffff ff (ASCII CODE) *6) 0:RACK17:RACK8 If a GEQ is mounted in RACK 18.
MODULE NAME 0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) *7) 0:RACK53:RACK8 If an effect is mounted in RACK 58.
*8) 1280:CH 11343:CH 64
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) 1344:STIN 1L1351:STIN 4R
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) (Dynamics2)
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE)
DATA 0nnnnnnn nh Number High
0nnnnnnn nl Number Low
0ccccccc ch Channel High
0ccccccc cl Channel Low
211
LS9-16/LS9-32
4.3 FUNCTION CALL LIBRARY EDIT 4.4 FUNCTION CALL LIBRARY ATTRIBUTE
4.3.1 Format (PARAMETER CHANGE) 4.4.1 Format (PARAMETER CHANGE)
Receive Receive
Data will be received when [PARAMETER CHANGE Rx] is on and the Device Data will be received when [PARAMETER CHANGE Rx] is on and the Device
number of both [Rx CH] and SUB STATUS are matched. The data will be number of both [Rx CH] and SUB STATUS are matched. The data will be
echoed when [PARAMETER CHANGE ECHO] is on. The corresponding echoed when [PARAMETER CHANGE ECHO] is on. The corresponding
memory/library will be changed immediately the data is received. memory/library title will be changed immediately the data is received.
Transmission Transmission
PARAMETER CHANGE will be sent in reply to Request. If [PARAMETER PARAMETER CHANGE will be sent in reply to Request. If [PARAMETER
CHANGE ECHO] is on, the message will be sent as it is. CHANGE ECHO] is on, the message will be sent as it is.
STATUS 11110000 F0 System exclusive message STATUS 11110000 F0 System exclusive message
ID No. 01000011 43 Manufactures ID number (YAMAHA) ID No. 01000011 43 Manufactures ID number (YAMAHA)
SUB STATUS 0001nnnn 1n n=0-15 (Device number=MIDI Channel) SUB STATUS 0001nnnn 1n n=0-15 (Device number=MIDI Channel)
GROUP ID 00111110 3E Digital mixer GROUP ID 00111110 3E Digital mixer
MODEL ID 00010010 12 LS9 MODEL ID 00010010 12 LS9
DATA 00000000 00 OTHER DATA DATA 00000000 00 OTHER DATA
CATEGORY CATEGORY
FUNCTION 01001100 "L" (ASCII CODE) FUNCTION 01001100 "L" (ASCII CODE)
NAME NAME
01101001 "i" (ASCII CODE) 01101001 "i" (ASCII CODE)
01100010 "b" (ASCII CODE) 01100010 "b" (ASCII CODE)
0fffffff ff (ASCII CODE) 01000001 "A" (ASCII CODE)
0fffffff ff (ASCII CODE) 01110100 "t" (ASCII CODE)
0fffffff ff (ASCII CODE) 01110010 "r" (ASCII CODE)
0fffffff ff (ASCII CODE) 01100010 "b" (ASCII CODE)
0fffffff ff (ASCII CODE) 01110100 "t" (ASCII CODE)
MODULE NAME 0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) MODULE NAME 0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE)
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) 0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE)
DATA 0sssssss sh number -source start High DATA 0nnnnnnn nh Scene/Library number High
0sssssss sl number -source start Low 0nnnnnnn nl Scene/Library number Low
0eeeeeee eh number -source end High 0eeeeeee eh Element High
0eeeeeee el number -source end Low 0eeeeeee el Element Low
0ddddddd dh number -destination start High 0iiiiiii ih Index High
0ddddddd dl number -destination to start Low 0iiiiiii il Index Low
EOX 11110111 F7 End of exclusive 0ccccccc ch Channel High
0ccccccc cl Channel Low
0000dddd dd Data2831bit
4.3.2 Function Name
0ddddddd dd Data2127bit
FUNCTION NAME Source Source Destination 0ddddddd dd Data1420bit
start end start
0ddddddd dd Data713bit
Copy LibCpy__ Valid
Paste LibPst__ Valid 0ddddddd dd Data06bit
Clear LibClr__ Valid EOX 11110111 F7 End of exclusive
Cut LibCut__ Valid
Insert LibIns__ Valid
Edit Undo LibEdtUd
4.3.3 Module Name

MODULE NAME function
SCENE LIB SCENE___ Copy, Paste, Clear, Cut, Insert,
EditUndo
INPUT EQ LIB INEQ____ Only Copy
OUTPUT EQ LIB OUTEQ___ Only Copy
Dynamics LIB DYNA____ Only Copy
GEQ LIB GEQ_____ Only Copy
EFFECT LIB EFFECT__ Only Copy
212
LS9-16/LS9-32
4.4.2 Format (PARAMETER REQUEST) 4.5 EXIST LIBRARY RANGE

Receive 4.5.1 Format (PARAMETER CHANGE)
The PARAMETER CHANGE will be sent with Device number [Rx CH]
Transmission
immediately the data is received.
When LS9 receives Library Exist request command from outside, the answer will
STATUS 11110000 F0 System exclusive message be sent back with the following Parameter change.
ID No. 01000011 43 Manufactures ID number (YAMAHA) This packet shows smallest library number range that exists and not read only.
SUB STATUS 0011nnnn 3n n=0-15 (Device number=MIDI Channel) Top number is requested number or more.
-Example-
MODEL ID 00010010 12 LS9
SCENE is stored 5,6,7,10,100 and 101
DATA 00000000 00 OTHER DATA Request Number:0
CATEGORY Data : Valid, Top Number : 5, End Number 7
FUNCTION 01001100 "L" (ASCII CODE) Request Number: 8
NAME Data : Valid, Top Number : 10, End Number 10
01101001 "i" (ASCII CODE) Request Number: 11
01100010 "b" (ASCII CODE) Data : Valid, Top Number : 100, End Number 101
01000001 "A" (ASCII CODE) Request Number: 102
Data : Invalid, Top Number : 0, End Number 0
01110100 "t" (ASCII CODE)
01110010 "r" (ASCII CODE)
01100010 "b" (ASCII CODE)
MODULE NAME 0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE)
MODEL ID 00010010 12 LS9
DATA 00000000 00 OTHER DATA
CATEGORY
FUNCTION 01001100 "L" (ASCII CODE)
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) NAME
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) 01101001 "i" (ASCII CODE)
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) 01100010 "b" (ASCII CODE)
DATA 0nnnnnnn nh Scene/Library number High 01000101 "E" (ASCII CODE)
0nnnnnnn nl Scene/Library number Low 01111000 "x" (ASCII CODE)
0eeeeeee eh Element High 01101001 "i" (ASCII CODE)
0eeeeeee el Element Low 01110011 "s" (ASCII CODE)
0iiiiiii ih Index High 01110100 "t" (ASCII CODE)
0iiiiiii il Index Low MODULE NAME 0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE)
0ccccccc ch Channel High 0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE)
0ccccccc cl Channel Low 0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE)
EOX 11110111 F7 End of exclusive 0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE)
4.4.3 Module Name 0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE)
MODULE NAME number size
SCENE LIB SCENE___ 0-300 (0:response only) 16
INPUT EQ LIB INEQ____ 1-199 (1-40:response only) 16 DATA 0sssssss nn Data Status (0:Invalid data,1:Valid Data)
OUTPUT EQ LIB OUTEQ___ 1-199 (1-3:response only) 16 0nnnnnnn nh Request Number High
Dynamics LIB DYNA____ 1-199 (1-41:response only) 16 0nnnnnnn nl Request Number Low
GEQ LIB GEQ_____ 0-199 (0:response only) 16 0ttttttt nh Top Number High
EFFECT LIB EFFECT__ 1-199 (157:response only) 16 0ttttttt nl Top Number Low
0eeeeeee nh End Number High
0eeeeeee nl End Number Low
213
LS9-16/LS9-32
4.5.2 Format (PARAMETER REQUEST) DATA 0nnnnnnn nh Number High

Receive 0nnnnnnn nl Number Low
The PARAMETER CHANGE will be sent with Device number [Rx CH] 0ccccccc ch Channel High
immediately the data is received. 0ccccccc cl Channel Low
STATUS 11110000 F0 System exclusive message EOX 11110111 F7 End of exclusive
SUB STATUS 0011nnnn 3n n=0-15 (Device number=MIDI Channel) 4.6.2 Function Name
GROUP ID 00111110 3E Digital mixer Function Number tx/rx
MODEL ID 00010010 12 LS9 ColUnStr Setup 0 tx
DATA 00000000 00 OTHER DATA User Dened Key 0 tx
CATEGORY Program Change 0 tx
FUNCTION 01001100 "L" (ASCII CODE) Control Change 0 tx
NAME
01101001 "i" (ASCII CODE) 4.6.3 Module Name
01100010 "b" (ASCII CODE)
Module Name
01000101 "E" (ASCII CODE) Mixer Setting MIXERSET
01111000 "x" (ASCII CODE) Outport Setting OUT_PORT
01101001 "i" (ASCII CODE) Monitor Setting MONITOR_
01110011 "s" (ASCII CODE) MIDI Setting MIDI_SET
Lib Number LIB_NUM_
Program Change Table PRGMCHG_
Control Change Table CTRLCHG_
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) Preference (Current) PREF_CUR
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) Preference (Admin) PREF_ADM
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) Preference (Guest) PREF_GST
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) User Dened Keys (Current) UDEF_CUR
User Dened Keys (Admin) UDEF_ADM
User Dened Keys (Guest) UDEF_GST
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) Custom Fader Layer (Current) CFAD_CUR
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) Custom Fader Layer (Admin) CFAD_ADM
DATA 0nnnnnnn nh Request Number High Custom Fader Layer (Guest) CFAD_GST
0nnnnnnn nl Request Number Low User Level (Current) UKEY_CUR
EOX 11110111 F7 End of exclusive User Level (Guest) UKEY_GST
4.5.3 Module Name

4.7 FUNCTION CALL MODULE
MODULE NAME number
4.7.1 Format (PARAMETER CHANGE)
SCENE LIB SCENE___ 1-300
INPUT EQ LIB INEQ____ 41-199 Receive
OUTPUT EQ LIB OUTEQ___ 4-199 Data will be received when [PARAMETER CHANGE Rx] is on and the Device
Dynamics LIB DYNA____ 42-199 number of both [Rx CH] and SUB STATUS are matched. The data will be
GEQ LIB GEQ_____ 1-199 echoed when [PARAMETER CHANGE ECHO] is on. The corresponding effect
EFFECT LIB EFFECT__ 58-199 will function immediately the data is received (depending on the effect type).
4.6 FUNCTION CALL COLLECTION STORE
4.6.1 Format (PARAMETER CHANGE) GROUP ID 00111110 3E Digital mixer
Transmission MODEL ID 00010010 12 LS9
Data will be transmitted with the [Device Number] in [Tx CH] when DATA 00000000 00 OTHER DATA
[PARAMETER CHANGE Tx] is on. CATEGORY
System exclusive message FUNCTION 01001101 "M"
STATUS 11110000 F0
NAME
01101111 "o"
01100100 "d"
01000110 "F"
MODEL ID 00010010 12 LS9
01111000 "x"
DATA 00000000 00 OTHER DATA 01010100 "T"
CATEGORY 01110010 "r"
FUNCTION 01001100 "C" (ASCII CODE) 01100111 "g"
NAME
01101001 "o" (ASCII CODE)
01100010 "l" (ASCII CODE) 0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE)
01010101 "U" (ASCII CODE) 0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE)
01101110 "n" (ASCII CODE) 0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE)
01010011 "S" (ASCII CODE) 0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE)
01110100 "t" (ASCII CODE) 0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE)
01110010 "r" (ASCII CODE) 0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE)
MODULE NAME 0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) DATA 0eeeeeee ee Effect number (0:RACK53:RACK8)
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) 0ppppppp pp Release:0, Press:1
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) EOX 11110111 F7 End of exclusive
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) 4.7.2 Module Name
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) MODULE NAME channel
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) Freeze Play button FRZPLAY_ 0:RACK5, 2:RACK7
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) Freeze Record button FRZREC__ 0:RACK5, 2:RACK7
214 This will not work when the Effect Type is different.
LS9-16/LS9-32
4.8 FUNCTION CALL CHANNEL 4.9 LEVEL METER DATA

4.8.1 Pair ON/OFF Trigger Format (PARAMETER CHANGE) 4.9.1 Format (PARAMETER CHANGE)
Receive When transmission is enabled by receiving Request for Level Meter, the
Data will be received when [PARAMETER CHANGE Rx] is on and the Device corresponding metering data will be sent in every 50 millisecond for 10 seconds.
If metering information is expected to be continuously sent, Request is needed
number of both [Rx CH] and SUB STATUS are matched. The data will be
to be sent in at least every 10 seconds.
echoed when [PARAMETER CHANGE ECHO] is on.
Receive
The data will be echoed when [PARAMETER CHANGE ECHO] is ON.
Transmission
When transmission is enabled by receiving Request, the corresponding metering
data will be sent in constant interval for a given period of time (The interval and
MODEL ID 00010010 12 LS9 time will vary depending on devices). When rebooted or port setting is changed,
DATA 00000000 00 OTHER DATA the transmission will be disabled.
CATEGORY When [PARAMETER CHANGE ECHO] is on, the message will be sent as it is.
FUNCTION 01000011 "C" STATUS 11110000 F0 System exclusive message
NAME
01101000 "h"
01101100 "l"
01010000 "P"
MODEL ID 00010010 12 LS9
01101001 "i"
DATA 00100001 21 REMOTE LEVEL METER
01110010 "r" CATEGORY
01000011 "C" DATA 0mmmmmmm mm ADDRESS UL
01110000 "p" 0mmmmmmm mm ADDRESS LU
MODULE NAME 0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) 0mmmmmmm mm ADDRESS LL
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) 0ddddddd dd Data1
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) : :
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) EOX 11110111 F7 End of exclusive
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) 4.9.2 Format (PARAMETER REQUEST)
0mmmmmmm mm (ASCII CODE) Receive
DATA 0sssssss sh Source Channel Number H *1) Data will be received when [PARAMETER CHANGE Rx] is on and the Device
0sssssss sl Source Channel Number L *1) number of both [Rx CH] and SUB STATUS are matched. The data will be
0ddddddd dh Destination Channel Number H *1) echoed when [PARAMETER CHANGE ECHO] is on. the corresponding
metering data will be sent via [Rx CH] in constant interval for a given period of
0ddddddd dl Destination Channel Number L *1)
time (The interval and time will vary depending on devices).
EOX 11110111 F7 End of exclusive When Address UL = 0x7F is received, all metering data transmission will be
immediately stopped [disabled].
4.8.2 Module Name Transmission

When [PARAMETER CHANGE ECHO] is on, the message will be sent as it is.
MODULE NAME
Pair On (with Copy) PAIRONCP STATUS 11110000 F0 System exclusive message
Pair On (with Reset Both) PAIRONRS ID No. 01000011 43 Manufactures ID number (YAMAHA)
Pair Off PAIROFF_ SUB STATUS 0011nnnn 3n n=0-15 (Device number=MIDI Channel)
*1) 0:CH163:CH64 MODEL ID 00010010 12 LS9
256:MIX 1 271:MIX 16
DATA 00100001 21 REMOTE LEVEL METER
512:MATRIX 1519:MATRIX 8
CATEGORY
DATA 0mmmmmmm mm ADDRESS UL
0mmmmmmm mm ADDRESS LU
0mmmmmmm mm ADDRESS LL
0ccccccc ch Count H
0ccccccc cl Count L
215
(LS9-16/LS9-32)
PARTS LIST
CONTENTS
LS9-16 OVERALL ASSEMBLYLS9-16 . ..........................................2
LS9-32 OVERALL ASSEMBLYLS9-32 . ..........................................4
LS9-16 BOTTOM ASSEMBLYLS9-16 Ass'y...................................6
LS9-32 BOTTOM ASSEMBLYLS9-32 Ass'y...................................9
LS9-16 CONTROL PANEL ASSEMBLYLS9-16 Ass'y...............12
LS9-32 CONTROL PANEL ASSEMBLYLS9-32 Ass'y...............14
LCD ASSEMBLYLCD Ass'y......................................................................16
PN16C CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLYPN16C LS9-16. ....18
PN32C CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLYPN32C LS9-32. ....19
PNCOM CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLYPNCOM ...................20
PNIN CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLYPNIN ................................21
ELECTRICAL PARTS...........................................................2278
Notes : DESTINATION ABBREVIATIONS

A : Australian model M : South African model
B : British model O : Chinese model
C : Canadian model Q : South-east Asia model
D : German model T : Taiwan model
E : European model U : U.S.A. model
F : French model V : General export model (110V)
H : North European model W: General export model (220V)
I : Indonesian model N,X: General export model
J : Japanese model Y : Export model
K : Korean model
WARNING
Components having special characteristics are marked and must be replaced with parts having
specification equal to those originally installed.
The numbers QTY show quantities for each unit.

The parts with -- in PART NO. are not available as spare parts.
This mark } in the REMARKS column means these parts are interchangeable.
The second letter of the shaded ( ) part number is O, not zero.
The second letter of the shaded ( ) part number is I, not one.

QTY
PART NO. --
REMARKS }
PART NO. 2
PART NO. 2
LS9-16/LS9-32
LS9-16 OVERALL ASSEMBLYLS9-16
22 60
Control panel assembly 16 : See page 12.

10
Ass'y 16
22
22
32
30 52
50
Bottom assembly 16 : See page 6.

20
Ass'y 16
70
40
42
22

L R

LS9-16/LS9-32
REF NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARKS QTY RANK

OVERALL ASSEMBLY LS9-16
-- Overall Assembly (WG83620)
10 -- Control Panel Assembly 16 ' (WG83640)
20 -- Bottom Assembly 16 ' (WG83680)
22 WE978000 Bonding Tapping Screw-S 3.0X6 MFZN2B3 15 01
* 30 WJ312400 Side Panel L LEFT
* 32 WE995800 Bind Head Tapping Screw-S 4.0X20 MFZN2B3 4
* 40 WJ312500 Side Panel R RIGHT
50 VZ678500 IF Plate 05
52 WE924200 Bind Head Screw 4.0X12 MFZN2B3 IT 2 01
60 -- LCD Label (V218020)
70 VN103500 Lithium Battery CR2032 03
ACCESSORIES
VT119800 AC Cord J 7A 125V 3P 2.5m J 06
WC249500 AC Cord U 3P 10A U,C 05
WC249600 AC Cord E 3P 10A H,K,W 05
WE667300 AC Cord BS B 09
WC901300 AC Cord Set CHN 3P 2.5m O 10
TOOLS
* WJ724100 Control Panel Stay L LEFT
* WJ724200 Control Panel Stay R RIGHT
AAX59920 MY SLOT Check Jig Ver.2 41
*: New Parts RANK: Japan only

LS9-16/LS9-32
LS9-32 OVERALL ASSEMBLYLS9-32

Control panel assembly 32 : See page 14.
10
Ass'y 32
22
60
22
32
22
30
52
50
70
Bottom assembly 32 : See page 9.

20
Ass'y 32
40
42
22

L R

LS9-16/LS9-32

OVERALL ASSEMBLY LS9-32
-- Overall Assembly (WG83630)
10 -- Control Panel Assembly 32 ' (WG83650)
20 -- Bottom Assembly 32 ' (WG83690)
22 WE978000 Bonding Tapping Screw-S 3.0X6 MFZN2B3 21 01
* 30 WJ312400 Side Panel L LEFT
* 40 WJ312500 Side Panel R RIGHT
50 VZ678500 IF Plate 2 05
52 WE924200 Bind Head Screw 4.0X12 MFZN2B3 IT 4 01
60 -- LCD Label (V218020)
70 VN103500 Lithium Battery CR2032 03
ACCESSORIES
VT119800 AC Cord J 7A 125V 3P 2.5m J 06
WC249500 AC Cord U 3P 10A U,C 05
WC249600 AC Cord E 3P 10A H,K,W 05
WE667300 AC Cord BS B 09
WC901300 AC Cord Set CHN 3P 2.5m O 10
* WH260200 Dust Proof Cover
OPTIONS
V 9 8 1 0 0 0 0 Goose Neck Lamp Assembly 12V 5W JL316A0-18" 16
a AAX58120 Lamp Shade 06
b AAX58130 Bulb 12V/DC 5W 02
TOOLS
* WJ724100 Control Panel Stay L LEFT
* WJ724200 Control Panel Stay R RIGHT
AAX59920 MY SLOT Check Jig Ver.2 2 41

LS9-16/LS9-32
LS9-16 BOTTOM ASSEMBLYLS9-16 Ass'y
218
216
AC inlet assembly
500
180 500a Ass'y
212
500b 630
505
120
640
210
380 386
211
160
215 150
374
270
242
240 DC shield assembly 16
DCAss'y 16 60
240a 240b 370b

364 360
240c
322
92 352
320 370a
620 570 520 600
590
570
350 370
560 560 DA circuit board assembly
312
364 85 312 91 DAAss'y
550
620
52 204 206
600 530
205 209 70
590
80
540 206 207
360 208
620 560 202 505a
630
D80
50 D50
D90
D70 D60
640
310 580
610 D40
D20
54 300 D30
502
A 505
90 B22
62 302 303
362 218
220
200
B22 510 Duct assembly 16
Ass'y 16
382 384
301
110
B20
B22
B32
B10
B50 372
530 342
580
610
342
170
550 332
520
170 230
250
330
510 B40
340
B32
190
B50
B40 B30
B40
332 206
334 B50 B32
100 B50
B40
10 B50
Bottom sub assembly 16
Ass'y 16

204 72 372 62 362 362
LS9-16/LS9-32
A viewA
384 382 372 62 362
B32 B22
B50
62
218 502
362
218

BOTTOM ASSEMBLY ' LS9-16
-- Bottom Assembly 16 ' (WG83680)
10 -- Bottom Sub Assembly 16 ' (WH75460)
50 -- HA Angle (WG87360)
52 WF028600 Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X6 MFZN2B3 2 01
54 -- Band RSG-100 (V474980)
60 -- DA-JK Angle L LEFT (WG87370)
70 -- DA-JK Angle R RIGHT (WG97200)
80 -- CPU Support A 0.8 (WH20200)
85 -- CPU Support B 0.8 (WH70690)
90 -- OPT Angle 1.0 Z (WC52090)
91 -- Shield Support (WH91380)
100 VP094500 Knob L BLACK/S-GRAY PHONES LEVEL 03
110 VL813000 Escutcheon, Power Switch 03
120 VL812900 Power Switch Knob Black POWER ON/OFF 03
150 -- Cable Holder C (WH23450)
160 WE250500 Cable Clamp FCR-60 V0 01
170 CB829850 Cord Binder S-34B-E 2 03
180 -- Band RSG-100 (V474980)
190 -- Insulation Sheet, DCD 0.5 (WH22980)
200 -- Duct Assembly 16 ' (WH18590)
204 -- Flexible Bush KG-008 L=36 (V719550)
205 -- Duct Top 16 (WH11680)
207 -- Ferrite Support 0.8 Z (WJ90570)
208 -- Cord Holder AB-80 (WH68230)
209 WF028600 Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X6 MFZN2B3 01
* 210 WG830000 Circuit Board ACIN (DC16C)
211 -- Insulation Sheet, AC 94V0 (WJ04670)
215 -- Bottom Shield, AC (WH75680)
216 -- Top Shield, AC (WH75690)
220 -- Earth Film (WG31230) 2
* 230 WE973200 Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 4.0X6 MFZN2B3
240 -- DC Shield Assembly 16 ' (WH91420)
240a -- DC Shield X 16 (WH91440)
240b -- DC Shield Y 16 (WH91450)
240c 22764900 Adhesive Tape 12X50m 08
250 CA060690 Earth Mark #6069 AV 01
270 -- Saddle EDS-1 (CB82853)
* 300 WH405900 Power Supply Unit LEP150F-24 J,U,H
* 301 WK136800 Earth Film
* 303 WE997400 Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X8 MFZN2B3 IT
* 310 WG829400 Circuit Board DSP

LS9-16/LS9-32

* 320 WG829300 Circuit Board CPU
* 330 WG830200 Circuit Board PHN (DC16C)
334 V2431400 Hexagonal Nut 9.0 MFNI33 01
* 340 WG829800 Circuit Board DCD (DC16C)
* 350 WG829900 Circuit Board DCA
* 360 WG831800 Circuit Board HAAD2 2
362 WE774100 Bonding Tapping Screw-B 3.0X8 MFZN2B3 32 01
* 370 WH766500 DA Circuit Board Assembly '
* 370a WG829600 Circuit Board DA
370b -- Earth Sheet, DA 0.1 (WH61980)
* 380 WG830100 Circuit Board JK
384 WE878300 Bind Head Screw 3.0X6 MFZN2B3 2 01
500 -- AC Inlet Assembly AC INLET VH 3P ' (WH23290)
500a WA782600 AC-IN Connector R-301(B18) AC IN 02
500b VC362700 Ferrite Core FR25/15/12-1400L 04
505 -- Connector Assembly ACIN VH 5P L=150 (WH53530)
505a VC362700 Ferrite Core FR25/15/12-1400L 04
510 -- Connector Assembly DCIN VH 8P L=65 (WH23370)
520 -- Connector Assembly DC VH 6P L=230 (WH23430)
530 -- Connector Assembly PH-PH #24 6P 60L (WH23460)
540 -- Connector Assembly PH-PH #24 7P 60L (WA22870)
550 -- Connector Assembly PH 6P-350 (WD31250)
560 -- Connector Assembly PH 16P-250 (WD34230) 2
580 -- Jumper Wire FVP=2.0C26SB14-60 (WH23010)
600 -- Jumper Wire FVP=2.0C26SB11-120 (VT98170)
* 620 WJ035200 FFC Cable 23P 80mm P=1.0 2
* 630 WH228700 Cable 34P 400mm P=1.0
* 640 WH228900 Cable 38P 370mm P=1.0
-- Bottom Sub Assembly 16 ' (WH75460)

* B10 WH226000 Bottom Chassis
* B20 WH227400 Side Panel L LEFT
B22 WE978000 Bonding Tapping Screw-S 3.0X6 MFZN2B3 6 01
* B30 WH996700 Side Panel R RIGHT 16
B40 CB806590 Leg Black ABS 4 03
* B50 WF788200 Bind Head Tapping Screw-S 4.0X10 MFZN2B3 5
-- Duct Assembly 16 ' (WH18590)

D20 -- Duct Side 16 (WH19250)
D30 -- Fan Holder 16 (WH19410)
* D40 WH201700 Motor Fan
D50 WF028600 Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X6 MFZN2B3 01
* D60 WF000100 Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 4.0X35 MFZN2B3 4
D70 -- Cord Holder AB-80 (WH68230) 2
D80 -- Adhesive Tape 12X50 (VA12610)
D90 -- Saddle EDS-1 (CB82853)

LS9-16/LS9-32
LS9-32 BOTTOM ASSEMBLYLS9-32 Ass'y

640 630
386
380 370b
160
150 574
590 370a
364 374 572
374 DA circuit board
370
assembly
60 DAAss'y
62
370b
70
622 364
602
360
560 370a 72
600
364 590
620 574
572 570
242 DC shield assembly 32
360 240 DCAss'y 32
52 562
Duct side assembly 32
360 364 240a 240b 205
560 32Ass'y
622
240c
AC inlet assembly
500
Ass'y
50 206
322 50 360 500b 500a
320 620 562 180 213
172
212
260 260 205b 505a
312 52 505
620 120
312 85
540 92
205a
600 560 210
622 530
352 170
590 92 562 211
90 350
80 550
310 630 520

215
640 540 209
570 Duct top assembly 32
580 32Ass'y 209
610 390 208
208a 260
295
290
650 208b
280
201
505
B22 362 510
220 A 302 202
B20 303
B22 392 200
382 170
502
384 300
110 301
B22 62
72 218
204
B32
203
342
530
650 342
580 372
172 B50
342 B10
520 610 332

170 550 230
B40 B50 250
510 B40 330
340
B32
B50
190
B30
B40
332 209
100 334 B40 B50 B32
10 B50
Bottom sub assembly 32
Ass'y 32

LS9-16/LS9-32
A viewA
218 502 218 384 382 372 62 392 362 362
B32 B22
B50
204 72 372 62 362 362

BOTTOM ASSEMBLY ' LS9-32
-- Bottom Assembly 32 ' (WG83690)
10 -- Bottom Sub Assembly 32 ' (WH75470)
50 -- HA Angle (WG87360) 2
60 -- DAJK Angle L LEFT 32 (WH20180)
70 -- DAJK Angle R RIGHT 32 (WH20190)
72 384
WF028600 Bind Head382Tapping
372Screw-B
62 3.0X6 MFZN2B3 362 4 01
80 -- CPU Support A 0.8 (WH20200)
B32 B22
85 -- CPU Support B 0.8 (WH70690)
90 -- OPT Angle 1.0 Z (WC52090) 2
100 VP094500 Knob L BLACK/S-GRAY PHONES LEVEL 03
110 VL813000 Escutcheon, Power Switch 03
120 VL812900 Power Switch Knob Black POWER ON/OFF 03
150 -- Cable Holder C (WH23450)
160 WE250500 Cable Clamp FCR-60 V0 01
B50
170 CB829850 Cord Binder S-34B-E 4 03
172 CB817510 218
Cord Binder502 62 S-14B-E,S-14 2 03
180 -- Band 362 RSG-100 (V474980)
218
190 -- Insulation Sheet, DCD 0.5 (WH22980)
200 -- Fan Holder 32 (WH19420)
201 -- Saddle EDS-1 (CB82853)
* 202 WH201700 Motor Fan
203 VN003900 Finger Guard FG-06ULB 05
205 -- Duct Side Assembly 32 ' (WJ03070)
205a -- Duct Side 32 (WH19260)
205b CB550900 Adhesive Tape 570F 30m W=10 08
208 -- Duct Top Assembly 32 ' (WJ03060)
208a -- Duct Top 32 (WH11730)
208b -- Adhesive Tape 570F 30m W=10 (CB55090)
* 210 WG830900 Circuit Board ACIN (DC32C)
211 -- Insulation Sheet, AC 94V0 (WJ04670)
213 WF002600 PW Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X8 MFZN2W3 01
215 -- Bottom Shield, AC 32 (WJ03110)
220 -- Earth Film (WG31230) 4
* 230 WE973200 Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 4.0X6 MFZN2B3
240 -- DC Shield Assembly 32 ' (WH91430)
240a -- DC Shield X 32 (WH91460)
240b -- DC Shield Y 32 (WH91470)
240c -- Adhesive Tape 12X50m (2276490)
250 -- Earth Mark #6069 AV (CA06069)
260 -- Band RSG-100 (V474980) 3
10
LS9-16/LS9-32

280 -- Adhesive Tape #5000NS 15X15 (WB45000)
290 -- Adhesive Tape 12X50m (2276490)
* 295 WJ907500 Sponge Spacer C4266
* 300 WG933700 Power Supply Unit LEP240F-24 J,U,H
* 301 WK136800 Earth Film
* 303 WE997400 Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X8 MFZN2B3 IT
* 310 WG831500 Circuit Board DSP32
* 320 WG829300 Circuit Board CPU
* 330 WG830800 Circuit Board PHN (DC32C)
* 340 WG830700 Circuit Board DCD (DC32C)
* 350 WG829900 Circuit Board DCA
* 360 WG831800 Circuit Board HAAD2 4
* 370 WH766500 DA Circuit Board Assembly ' 2
* 370a WG829600 Circuit Board DA 2
370b -- Earth Sheet, DA 0.1 (WH61980) 2
* 380 WG830100 Circuit Board JK
* 390 WH126300 Circuit Board LAMP (DC32C)
500 -- AC Inlet Assembly AC INLET VH 3P ' (WH23290)
500a WA782600 AC-IN Connector R-301(B18) AC IN 02
500b VC362700 Ferrite Core FR25/15/12-1400L 04
505 -- Connector Assembly ACIN VH 5P L=250 (WH53540)
505a VD947800 Data Line Filter ESD-R-25D-B 05
510 -- Connector Assembly DCIN VH 8P L=250 (WH23380)
520 -- Connector Assembly DC VH 6P L=300 (WH23440)
572 -- Connector Assembly PH-PH #24 14P 60L (WH23480)
590 -- Jumper Wire FVP=2.0C26SB8-250 (WH73940) 2
602 VA126100 Adhesive Tape 12X50 01
* 620 WJ035200 FFC Cable 23P 80mm P=1.0 2
* 622 WH228600 Cable 23P 300mm P=1.0 2
* 630 WK174400 Cable Assembly 34P 450mm P=1.0
* 640 WH229000 Cable 38P 420mm P=1.0
-- Bottom Sub Assembly 32 ' (WH75470)

* B10 WH226600 Bottom Chassis
* B20 WH996600 Side Panel L LEFT 16
* B30 WH996700 Side Panel R RIGHT 16
B40 CB806590 Leg Black ABS 4 03
* B50 WF788200 Bind Head Tapping Screw-S 4.0X10 MFZN2B3 5
11
LS9-16/LS9-32
LS9-16 CONTROL PANEL ASSEMBLYLS9-16 Ass'y

260
220
24
150
170
20
LCD assembly 16 :
LCD Ass'y 16
See page 16.
160
93
96
95
C100
97 90b
90a
92
90
Control panel sub assembly 16
10
16 Ass'y LCD shield angle assembly
LCDAss'y
C10
C20 22
C20
C20
C30
96
C40
95
70
C50
97
220 STIN1 circuit board :

STIN1
See page 18.
30
72 40
PNIN circuit board assembly :
210 PNIN
34
See page 21. 35
52
200 74 50
STIN2 circuit board :
STIN2
140 See page 18. 32 34
60
110
42
62
Mounting direction of the
fader knob
250
240
When installing the fader knob, the

concave side should be to the right. 100

100
100
12
LS9-16/LS9-32

CONTROL PANEL ASSEMBLY ' LS9-16
-- Control Panel Assembly 16 ' (WG83640)
* 10 WH200800 Control Panel Sub Assembly 16 '
20 -- LCD Assembly 16 ' (WG83670)
* 22 WE997400 Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X8 MFZN2B3 IT 4
* 30 WH199900 PNIN Circuit Board Assembly
32 WE774400 Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X8 MFZN2B3 12 01
34 -- Cord Binder S-34B-E (CB82985) 2
35 -- Angle Bracket, PNIN (WJ26460)
* 40 WG947200 Circuit Board STIN1 (PN16C) with button
60 -- Cable Holder A (WH10580)
* 70 WG830300 Circuit Board FD
90 -- LCD Shield Angle Assembly ' (WH39050)
90a -- LCD Shield Angle (WG87290)
90b -- Adhesive Tape 570FAT 55X15 (V511150)
95 -- Angle Bracket, Panel 2 (WJ43290) 2
96 -- Soft Gasket 77-12-3126 L=80 T (WJ45010) 2
100 WE250300 Cable Clamp FCR-30 V0 5 01
110 -- Reuse Clamp RBWS-3N-V0 (WJ25220)
140 -- FFC Cable Cover (WJ16310)
150 VR275600 Fader Knob BLACK/S-GRAY ch 1-16 16 04
160 VR282700 Fader Knob BLACK/RED STEREO 04
170 WE944100 Encoder Knob S-GRAY/BLACK STIN 1,STIN 2 2 01
210 VK098200 Connector Assembly KRD-KRD 7P-100
* 240 WH229100 Cable 24P 160mm P=1.0
* 250 WH229200 Cable 26P 500mm P=1.0
260 -- Connector Assembly USBIF PH 9P L=700 (WH23620)
* WH200800 Control Panel Sub Assembly 16 '

C10 -- Control Panel 16 (WH19890)
* C20 WH746500 Sponge Spacer C4266 50X15X3 3
C30 -- Adhesive Tape LENS 8 (WE77310) 2
C40 -- Adhesive Tape LENS 2 (WH74790)
C50 WB046700 LED Lens 6P meter (ch 1-16,STIN 1,2) 18 02
C100 -- Sponge Spacer C4266 (WJ81560) 3
13
LS9-16/LS9-32
LS9-32 CONTROL PANEL ASSEMBLYLS9-32 Ass'y

230
270
LCD assembly 32 : 24
LCD Ass'y 32 20
See page 16.
150
93
170
C10
160
96
90b
90a
95
92
C100
97
90
LCD shield angle assembly

LCDAss'y
22
95
96
C20
C80
C90
C30 97
C30
PNIN circuit board assembly :

C40 PNIN
10 See page 21. 30
Control panel sub assembly 32
32 Ass'y C50
STIN1 circuit board :

32 STIN1
64
See page 19.
54 40
80
50
66
STIN2 circuit board : 35
STIN2
82
See page 19.
100 32 54
70 52
220 230 60
210
42
74
62
200
220
110 140
250
110 72
260
Mounting direction of the

fader knob
100
100
100 110
When installing the fader knob, the

concave side should be to the right.

14
LS9-16/LS9-32

CONTROL PANEL ASSEMBLY ' LS9-32
-- Control Panel Assembly 32 ' (WG83650)
* 10 WH200900 Control Panel Sub Assembly 32 '
20 -- LCD Assembly 32 ' (WH20150)
* 30 WH199900 PNIN Circuit Board Assembly 2
35 -- Angle Bracket, PNIN (WJ26460)
54 -- Cord Binder S-34B-E (CB82985) 2
60 -- Cable Holder A (WH10580)
64 -- Cable Holder B (WH17970)
* 70 WG830300 Circuit Board FD
* 80 WG830400 Circuit Board FD2
90 -- LCD Shield Angle Assembly ' (WH39050)
90a -- LCD Shield Angle (WG87290)
95 -- Angle Bracket, Panel 2 (WJ43290) 2
96 -- Soft Gasket 77-12-3126 L=80 T (WJ45010) 2
100 WE250300 Cable Clamp FCR-30 V0 6 01
110 -- Reuse Clamp RBWS-3N-V0 (WJ25220) 3
140 -- FFC Cable Cover (WJ16310)
150 VR275600 Fader Knob BLACK/S-GRAY ch 1-32 32 04
160 VR282700 Fader Knob BLACK/RED STEREO 04
170 WE944100 Encoder Knob S-GRAY/BLACK STIN 1-4 4 01
220 -- Connector Assembly E-BUS KRD 7P L=620 (WH23490)
* 250 WH229100 Cable 24P 160mm P=1.0
* 260 WH229300 Cable 26P 600mm P=1.0
270 -- Connector Assembly USBIF PH 9P L=800 (WH23630)
* WH200900 Control Panel Sub Assembly 32 '

C10 -- Control Panel 32 (WH19900)
* C20 WH746500 Sponge Spacer C4266 50X15X3 6
C30 -- Adhesive Tape LENS 8 (WE77310) 4
C40 -- Adhesive Tape LENS 4 (WE77300)
C50 WB046700 LED Lens 6P meter (ch 1-32,STIN 1-4) 36 02
C80 -- Support, Panel (WH53580)
C90 WE774400 Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X8 MFZN2B3 9 01
C100 -- Sponge Spacer C4266 (WJ81560) 3
15
LS9-16/LS9-32
LCD ASSEMBLYLCD Ass'y
100 120 150
140
140
130
110
72
10
42
40
16
50c 50a
15
70 ENC circuit board :

ENC
52 See page 20.
50
21
LCD holder assembly
LCDAss'y
PNMS circuit board : See page 20.

20
PNMS
50b
54
210
30 32
PNDA circuit board :

PNDA
See page 20.
22
60 INV circuit board : See page 20.
INV 22 24
24
LS9-16 only
62 22
16
LS9-16/LS9-32

LCD ASSEMBLY ' LS9-16/LS9-32
-- LCD Assembly 16 ' LS9-16 (WG83670)
-- LCD Assembly 32 ' LS9-32 (WH20150)
* 10 WH201200 LCD Panel 16 LS9-16
* 10 WH201300 LCD Panel 32 LS9-32
15 WB052700 LED Lens 1P CUE 01
16 -- Adhesive Tape #500 (WH39030)
* 20 WG831100 Circuit Board PNMS (PNCOM) with button
21 -- Earth Plate (WJ43300)
24 -- Cord Binder S-34B-E LS9-16 (CB82985) 2
24 -- Cord Binder S-34B-E LS9-32 (CB82985)
* 30 WG831300 Circuit Board PNDA (PNCOM) with button
* 40 WH000000 LCD KCG057QV1DB-G88
42 WE987400 Bind Head Tapping Screw-B 3.0X12 MFZN2W3 01
50 -- Holder Assembly, LCD ' (WH39040)
50a -- Holder, LCD (WG87300)
50c -- Packing 20X35 (VK19480)
54 -- Adhesive Tape 12X50 (VA12610)
* 60 WG831400 Circuit Board INV (PNCOM)
* 70 WG831200 Circuit Board ENC (PNCOM)
* 100 WG979000 LCD Cover
* 110 WH755000 Encoder Knob BLACK Data dial
120 WE944300 Encoder Knob 1D-RED/BLACK PAN 01
130 WG529400 Encoder Knob D-GREEN/D-GREEN Q,FREQUENCY,GAIN 3 01
140 WE944200 Encoder Knob M-GRAY/BLACK SELECTED SEND, 3 01
DYNAMICS 1, DYNAMICS 2
150 WE944100 Encoder Knob S-GRAY/BLACK HA GAIN 01
* 210 WH229400 Cable 20P 90mm P=0.5
17
LS9-16/LS9-32
PN16C CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLYPN16C LS9-16
10 10e
20
10b
10a
10d
10f
10c
20a
x 12

PN16C CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLY LS9-16
* WH200100 PN16C Circuit Board Assembly
10a V8486800 Button Gray L x1 CUE (STEREO) 02
10b WE944800 Button Blue L x1 SEL (STEREO) 01
10c WE944900 Button White L x1 ON (STEREO) 01
10d WA835300 Button Gray L x4 CUE (STIN 1,2) 02
10e WE944600 Button Blue L x4 SEL (STIN 1,2) 02
10f WE944700 Button White L x4 ON (STIN 1,2) 02
20a WC310000 Button White S x1 USER DEFINED KEYS 1-12 12 01
18
LS9-16/LS9-32
PN32C CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLYPN32C LS9-32
10 20
20a
10e x 12
10b
10a
10d
10f
10c

PN32C CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLY LS9-32
* WH200200 PN32C Circuit Board Assembly
10a V8486800 Button Gray L x1 CUE (STEREO) 02
10b WE944800 Button Blue L x1 SEL (STEREO) 01
10c WE944900 Button White L x1 ON (STEREO) 01
10d WA835300 Button Gray L x4 CUE (STIN 1-4) 02
10e WE944600 Button Blue L x4 SEL (STIN 1-4) 02
10f WE944700 Button White L x4 ON (STIN 1-4) 02
20a WC310000 Button White S x1 USER DEFINED KEYS 1-12 12 01
19
LS9-16/LS9-32
PNCOM CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLYPNCOM
20 40 40e 40e 30 30f 30a

x6 10 x8 x4
40b 40c 30e 30c 30d

40d x4 x4 x4
x4 x4
40a 30b
x4

PNCOM CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLY LS9-16/LS9-32
* WH200000 PNCOM Circuit Board Assembly
* 10 WG831200 Circuit Board ENC (PNCOM)
* 20 WG831400 Circuit Board INV (PNCOM)
* 30 WG831300 Circuit Board PNDA (PNCOM) with button
* 30a WH200300 Button Red S x1 MIX/MATRIX 1-4 4
* 30b WH200400 Button Blue S x1 MIX/MATRIX 5-8 4
* 30c WH200500 Button Light Blue S x1 MIX/MATRIX 9-12 4
* 30d WH200600 Button Violet S x1 MIX/MATRIX 13-16 4
30e WC310000 Button White S x1 1-16,17-32,MASTER, 4 01
CUSTOM FADER
30f V 8 4 8 7 2 0 0 Button Gray S x1 SCENE MEMORY,MONITOR, 8 02
SETUP,CHANNEL JOB,
RECORDER,METER,RACK 1-4,
RACK 5-8
* 40 WG831100 Circuit Board PNMS (PNCOM) with button
40a WC310000 Button White S x1 HOME 01
40b V8487200 Button Gray S x1 LOW,LOW MID,HI MID,HIGH 4 02
40c V8487600 Button Gray S x1 CLEAR 02
40d WB327400 LED Lens 16P2 meter (L,R) 4 03
* 40e WH756100 Button Black L x1 DEC,INC,Q,W,H,G, ENTER 7
20
LS9-16/LS9-32
PNIN CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLYPNIN
50
20 30 10
x4 x4
40
x4

PNIN CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEMBLY LS9-16/LS9-32

* WH199900 PNIN Circuit Board Assembly

10 -- Circuit Board PNIN without button
(WG83050)
20 WA835300 Button Gray L x4 LS9-16 CUE (ch 1-16)
4 02
LS9-32 CUE (ch 1-32)
30 WE944600 Button Blue L x4 LS9-16 SEL (ch 1-16) 4 02
LS9-32 SEL (ch 1-32)
40 WE944700 Button White L x4 LS9-16 ON (ch 1-16) 4 02
LS9-32 ON (ch 1-32)
50 V 9 6 6 0 7 0 0 Sponge PN3-PW 02
21
LS9-16/LS9-32
ELECTRICAL PARTS
CPU
ELECTRICAL PARTS LS9-16/LS9-32
* WG829300 Circuit Board CPU (X6028C0)
* WG829600 Circuit Board DA (X4169B0)
* WG830000 Circuit Board ACIN (DC16C) LS9-16 (WG82970)(X7556D0)
* WG829800 Circuit Board DCD (DC16C) LS9-16 (WG82970)(X7556D0)
* WG830200 Circuit Board PHN (DC16C) LS9-16 (WG82970)(X7556D0)
* WH126300 Circuit Board LAMP (DC32C) LS9-32 (WG83060)(X7556D0)
* WG829900 Circuit Board DCA (X7564C0)
* WG829400 Circuit Board DSP LS9-16 (X7555C0)
* WG831500 Circuit Board DSP32 LS9-32 (X7555C0)
* WG830300 Circuit Board FD (X7559C0)
* WG830400 Circuit Board FD2 LS9-32 (X7559C0)
* WG831800 Circuit Board HAAD2 (X6023C0)
* WG830100 Circuit Board JK (X7557C0)
* WG947200 Circuit Board STIN1 (PN16C) LS9-16 with button
(WG83170)(X7562C0)
(WG83170)(X7562C0)
(WG94690)(X7563C0)
(WG94690)(X7563C0)
* WG831200 Circuit Board ENC (PNCOM) (WG83100)(X7561C0)
* WG831400 Circuit Board INV (PNCOM) (WG83100)(X7561C0)
* WG831300 Circuit Board PNDA (PNCOM) with button
(WG83100)(X7561C0)
* WG831100 Circuit Board PNMS (PNCOM) with button
(WG83100)(X7561C0)
-- Circuit Board PNIN without button
(WG83050)(X7560C0)
* WG829300 Circuit Board CPU (X6028C0)

-- Mac Address Label (WH26440)
BT001 VN103600 Battery Holder HL32-A2 03
C001 US145100 Ceramic Capacitor-F (chip) 0.1000 25V Z RECT. 01
C002 UF018100 Electrolytic Cap. (chip) 100 6.3V 01
C004 US063100 Ceramic Capacitor-B (chip) 1000P 50V K RECT. 01
C011 RD357470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 47.0K 63M J RECT. 01
-014 RD357470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 47.0K 63M J RECT. 01
C019 UF046470 Electrolytic Cap. (chip) 4.7 25V UWX1E4 01
-023 US145100 Ceramic Capacitor-F (chip) 0.1000 25V Z RECT. 01
C026 V 7 8 5 6 2 0 0 Ceramic Capacitor-B (chip) 1.0000 10V K RECT.
C027 US062470 Ceramic Capacitor-SL(chip) 470P 50V J RECT. 01
C029 V 7 8 5 6 2 0 0 Ceramic Capacitor-B (chip) 1.0000 10V K RECT.
-053 UF017470 Electrolytic Cap. (chip) 47 6.3V 01
22
LS9-16/LS9-32
CPU
C090 UF118220 Electrolytic Cap. (chip) 220 6.3V UUR0J2 01
CN007 WF025100 Connector 53481 180P TE 07
D001 V2376600 Diode RB500V-40 TAPING 01
EM001 VZ581100 EMI Filter (chip) 31PT222Z1E9L TP 01
IC001 X3180A00 IC PQ070XZ01ZPH REGULATOR 03
IC002 X2890B00 IC HD6417727F160CV CPU (SH3-DSP) 15
IC003 X0296A00 IC 74VHC245MTCX_NF40 TRANSCEIVER 02
IC004 X3584B00 IC W9812G6DH-7 SDRAM 128M 09
IC005 X3584B00 IC W9812G6DH-7 SDRAM 128M 09
IC006 -- IC TC58FVM7B5BTG65CCH FLASH ROM 128M (X8316A0)*1
IC008 X4137A00 IC SN74AHC1G04DCKR INVERTER GATE 01
IC009 X7452A00 IC BS616LV2018ECP70 SRAM 2M 05
* IC009 X8100A00 IC BS616LV2016ECP70
IC010 XR532A00 IC NJM2904V(TE1) OP AMP 02
IC011 X2163A00 IC M62023FP-DF0J SYSTEM RESET 03
IC012 X3848A00 IC S-80130ANMC-JCPT2G SYSTEM RESET 01
IC013 X2548A00 IC RTC-4543SA REAL TIME CLOCK 04
IC014 X7109A00 IC LC4032V-75TN48C CPLD 05
IC015 X3833A00 IC SN74AHC1G08DCKR AND GATE 01
IC016 X6155A00 IC PCA9564PW,118-PBF PCI BUS CONTROLLER 07
IC017 XY806A00 IC TC7WH14FU(TE12L,F) INVERTER 02
IC020 X2377A00 IC SN74LV21APWR AND 01
IC021 XZ287A00 IC SN74LVC245APWR TRANSCEIVER 02
-026 XZ287A00 IC SN74LVC245APWR TRANSCEIVER 02
L001 V3232700 Chip Inductance 120U BLM31P121SN1L 01
R001 RD357470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 47.0K 63M J RECT. 01
R009 RD355100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 100.0 63M J RECT. 01
R010 RD350000 Carbon Resistor (chip) 0 63M J RECT. 01
-017 RD354470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 47.0 63M J RECT. 01
R018 RF455510 Carbon Resistor (chip) 510.0 D RECT. 01
R019 RF456100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0K D RECT.
*1 Do not replace the IC006(X8316A0), because this IC has MAC address.
IC006(X8316A0) MAC 23
LS9-16/LS9-32
CPU and DA
R094 RD154270 Carbon Resistor (chip) 27.0 1/4 J TP 01
RA001 RE047470 Resistor Array 47KX4 01
-023 RE047470 Resistor Array 47KX4 01
RA024 RE044220 Resistor Array 22X4 01
-027 RE044220 Resistor Array 22X4 01
TR001 V3033500 Digital Transistor DTC143XKA TP 01
X001 V9704700 Quartz Crystal Unit 48MHz SG-710ECK 04
X002 WF156600 Quartz Crystal Unit 64MHz SG-9001JC
* WG829600 Circuit Board DA (X4169B0)

40 V7539800 Cannon Angle 8 02
C001 UR857470 Electrolytic Cap. 47.00 35.0V RX TP 01
C003 UU268100 Electrolytic Cap. 100.00 50.0V RX TP 01
-006 UU268100 Electrolytic Cap. 100.00 50.0V RX TP 01
C007 UA355100 Mylar Capacitor 0.1000 50V J RX TP 01
-009 UA355100 Mylar Capacitor 0.1000 50V J RX TP 01
C011 UF047100 Electrolytic Cap. (chip) 10 25V UWX1C1 01
C103 US061330 Ceramic Capacitor-CH(chip) 33P 50V J RECT. 01
C105 UA353330 Mylar Capacitor 3300P 50V J RX TP 01
C106 UA353160 Mylar Capacitor 1600P 50V J RX TP
C107 US064100 Ceramic Capacitor-B (chip) 0.0100 50V K RECT. 01
-110 US064100 Ceramic Capacitor-B (chip) 0.0100 50V K RECT. 01
24
LS9-16/LS9-32
DA
25
LS9-16/LS9-32
DA
CN001 VH904200 Base Post Connector PH 14P SE 01
CN002 VH904200 Base Post Connector PH 14P SE 01
CN901 -- Wire Trap 52151 11P SE (VK02700)
D001 WB880900 Diode 10EDA40-TA1B2 26 01
D003 WB880900 Diode 10EDA40-TA1B2 26 01
D004 WB880900 Diode 10EDA40-TA1B2 26 01
D005 WJ116300 Diode D1NS4-5070 26 01
-009 WJ116300 Diode D1NS4-5070 26 01
EM001 WA049400 LC Filter DSS6NE32A222Q93A 01
EM005 VD542700 LC Filter DSS6NF31C223Q93A 01
EM101 VI243100 LC Filter DSS6NB32A271Q93A 01
26
LS9-16/LS9-32
DA
IC001 X4365A00 IC LM2940CSX-15/NOPB REGULATOR +15V 03
IC002 X3949A00 IC LM2990SX-15/NOPB REGULATOR -15V 06
IC003 XW674A00 IC NJM7805DL1A(TE1) REGULATOR +5V 02
IC101 X7351A00 IC UPC4570G2-E1-A OP AMP 01
IC102 XP844A00 IC NJM4556AL OP AMP 02
IC900 XM182A00 IC TC7S04F(TE85R,F) INVERTER 01
IC901 XD838A00 IC SN74HC245NSR TRANSCEIVER 04
IC902 XD838A00 IC SN74HC245NSR TRANSCEIVER 04
IC903 XW029A00 IC AK4393VF-E2 DAC 07
-906 XW029A00 IC AK4393VF-E2 DAC 07
IC907 XJ598A00 IC NJM78L05UA REGULATOR +5V 02
-910 XJ598A00 IC NJM78L05UA REGULATOR +5V 02
JK101 VS133700 Cannon Connector NC3MAH LS9-16 OMNI OUT 1 04
LS9-32 OMNI OUT 1,9
LS9-32 OMNI OUT 2,10
JK701 VS133700 Cannon Connector NC3MAH LS9-16 OMNI OUT 7(L) 04
LS9-32 OMNI OUT 7,15(L)
JK801 VS133700 Cannon Connector NC3MAH LS9-16 OMNI OUT 8(R) 04
LS9-32 OMNI OUT 8,16(R)
R001 RD256100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0K 0.1 J RECT. 01
R005 HF456220 Carbon Resistor 2.2K 1/4 J AX TP 01
R101 HB026300 Metal Film Resistor 3.0K 1/4 F AX TP 01
R109 HF454390 Carbon Resistor 39.0 1/4 J AX TP 01
R115 HB027200 Metal Film Resistor 20.0K 1/4 F AX TP
27
LS9-16/LS9-32
DA
R127 HB024820 Metal Film Resistor 82.00 1/4 F AX TP 01
28
LS9-16/LS9-32
DA
29
LS9-16/LS9-32
DA
R901 RD255100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 100.0 0.1 J RECT. 01
-910 RD255100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 100.0 0.1 J RECT. 01
SW101 VN316300 Slide Switch SSSS2-22-01 +18dB +24dB 02
TR001 VJ927100 Transistor 2SC2712-Y(TE85R,F) 01
TR003 VQ395600 Transistor 2SA1052MCTL-E C TE 01
TR004 VG013300 Transistor 2SB1132 82-390 TP 01
TR101 VK432900 Transistor 2SD1915FSA S,T TP 01
30
LS9-16/LS9-32
DA and ACIN/DCD/PHN (LS9-16)/ACIN/DCD/LAMP/PHN (LS9-32)


* WH126300 Circuit Board LAMP (DC32C) LS9-32 (WG83060)(X7556D0)
50 WE037200 Jack Plate x1
60 -- Heat Sink T220M16-25 LS9-32 (BA80852)
70 WE878300 Bind Head Screw 3.0X6 MFZN2B3 LS9-32 01
80 -- Silicon Grease X-113A G746 LS9-32 (VA79810)
C001 V3311600 Capacitor 0.010 250V J.U.C.S 01
C002 V5170300 Capacitor 0.220 275V U.C.S 01
C011 US065100 Ceramic Capacitor-F (chip) 0.100 50V Z RECT. LS9-32
C501 UR659220 Electrolytic Cap. 2200 35.0V RX ST 02
-503 UR659220 Electrolytic Cap. 2200 35.0V RX ST 02
C504 WA163300 Electrolytic Cap. 220.00 35.0V TP 01
C509 US065100 Ceramic Capacitor-F (chip) 0.100 50V Z RECT.
C604 UF065100 Electrolytic Cap. (chip) 0.1 50V UWX1H0 01
C605 US063150 Ceramic Capacitor-B (chip) 1500P 50V K RECT. LS9-32 01
31
LS9-16/LS9-32
ACIN/DCD/PHN (LS9-16)/ACIN/DCD/LAMP/PHN (LS9-32)

C801 WA163300 Electrolytic Cap. 220.00 35.0V TP LS9-32 01
-807 WA163300 Electrolytic Cap. 220.00 35.0V TP LS9-32 01
C809 US062100 Ceramic Capacitor-SL(chip) 100P 50V J RECT. LS9-32 01
C810 UF038100 Electrolytic Cap. (chip) 100 16V LS9-32 01
C816 US145100 Ceramic Capacitor-F (chip) 0.1000 25V Z RECT. LS9-32 01
-903 UR848100 Electrolytic Cap. 100.00 25.0V RX TP 01
-926 UA352180 Mylar Capacitor 180P 50V J RX TP 01
-932 UR867100 Electrolytic Cap. 10.00 50.0V RX TP 01
C943 VE326400 Monolithic Mylar Capacitor 0.22 50V J RX TP 01
C944 VE326400 Monolithic Mylar Capacitor 0.22 50V J RX TP 01
CN001 VG879900 Base Post Connector VA 2P TE 01
CN002 LB932050 Base Post Connector VH 5P TE 01
CN011 VB858100 Base Post Connector PH 2P SE LS9-32 01
CN503 -- Wire Trap 52147 14P TE (VK02580)
CN504 VB390400 Base Post Connector PH 8P TE 01
CN505 VB390400 Base Post Connector PH 8P TE LS9-32 01
CN508 VB389800 Base Post Connector PH 2P TE LS9-32 01
D501 WB799600 Diode MUR420RLG TE 03
D502 WA295200 Diode D1FS4A-7063 TP 01
D503 V9599200 Diode HSU119 TRF-E 01
D551 WA295200 Diode D1FS4A-7063 TP 01
D601 VR496500 Diode MA111 FLAT TP
D601 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
32
LS9-16/LS9-32

D602 V2330500 Diode DE5S4M 03
D651 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D652 V2330500 Diode DE5S4M 03
D701 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D702 V2330500 Diode DE5S4M 03
D751 VS597600 Diode RB160L-40 TE25 TP 01
D801 V2330500 Diode DE5S4M LS9-32 03
EM503 WA093400 LC Filter ZJSR5101-223TA-01 01
-507 WA093400 LC Filter ZJSR5101-223TA-01 01
EM508 WA093400 LC Filter ZJSR5101-223TA-01 LS9-32 01
F501 WC423800 Fuse T H 2.00A US 01
F502 WD255500 Fuse T H 1.00A US 01
F801 WC423800 Fuse T H 2.00A US 01
IC501 X6154A00 IC MD1333N DC-DC CONVERTER 06
IC601 X5090A00 IC PQ1CY1032ZPH DC-DC CONVERTER 04
IC751 X3847A00 IC S-80142ANMC-JC3T2G SYSTEM RESET 01
IC752 XJ608A00 IC NJM7812FA REGULATOR +12V 02
IC801 X4364A00 IC LM2592HVSX-ADJ/NOP LS9-32 DC-DC CONVERTER 08
IC802 XV190A00 IC NJM2904M LS9-32 OP AMP 01
IC901 XJ608A00 IC NJM7812FA REGULATOR +12V 02
IC903 X3693A00 IC SN74LV245APWR TRANSCEIVER
IC904 XW029A00 IC AK4393VF-E2 DAC 07
IC905 XJ598A00 IC NJM78L05UA REGULATOR +5V 02
IC906 X3505A00 IC NJM2068M-D(TE2) OP AMP 02
IC907 XP705A00 IC NJM2073D POWER AMP. 0.65W 2CH 03
* JK011 WH741200 Cannon Connector NC4FBH LS9-32 LAMP
JK901 VE382300 Phone Jack YKB21-5010 PHONES 01
K501 -- Earth Plate (WH14790)
* L001 WJ044500 Coil SC-04-E60JKH LS9-16
* L001 WJ044700 Line Filter TF3526H-A123Y4R0-0 LS9-32
* L011 WG593200 Coil ACM7060-701-2PL-TL LS9-32
* L501 WH743300 Coil 7B12HA2R2N-R SMD
* L502 WH743400 Coil 7B12HA220M-R SMD
L552 WC218400 Coil RCR1616NP-330M 33uH 03
L602 WC218600 Coil RCR1616NP-101K 100uH 03
L801 WE492100 Coil RCR1616NP-151K 150uH LS9-32 03
R001 RD350000 Carbon Resistor (chip) 0 63M J RECT. LS9-16 01
R502 RD359100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0M 63M J RECT. 01
R507 RF455680 Carbon Resistor (chip) 680.0 D RECT.
R508 WE513700 Carbon Resistor (chip) 0.056 2W F TAPING 02
33
LS9-16/LS9-32

R751 VI198000 Metal Film Resistor (chip) 18.0K 1/10 D RECT. 01
R801 RF456100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.0K D RECT. LS9-32
R804 RD357150 Carbon Resistor (chip) 15.0K 63M J RECT. LS9-32 01
R810 RD355470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 470.0 63M J RECT. LS9-32 01
R811 WE520800 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.2K 1/2 J KAKUTE- LS9-32 01
R812 WE520800 Carbon Resistor (chip) 1.2K 1/2 J KAKUTE- LS9-32 01
-921 RD257220 Carbon Resistor (chip) 22.0K 0.1 J RECT. 01
R923 WA025700 Metal Film Resistor (chip) 2.2K 1/10 D RECT. 01
-930 WA026700 Metal Film Resistor (chip) 10.0K 1/10 D RECT. 01
-938 WA025200 Metal Film Resistor (chip) 1.0K 1/10 D RECT. 01
R945 WD102500 Metal Film Resistor (chip) 150 1/10 D RECT. 01
R946 WD102500 Metal Film Resistor (chip) 150 1/10 D RECT. 01
34
LS9-16/LS9-32
ACIN/DCD/PHN (LS9-16)/ACIN/DCD/LAMP/PHN (LS9-32) and DCA

R953 VC742900 Metal Oxide Film Resistor 15.0 1W J 01
R954 VC742900 Metal Oxide Film Resistor 15.0 1W J 01
SW001 V3127000 Push Switch ESB92S23B J.U.C.S POWER ON/OFF 02
TR751 WC529500 Transistor KTA1504S-Y,GR-RTK/
TR801 WC529400 Transistor KTC3875S-Y,GR-RTK/ LS9-32 01
TR802 VC614000 Transistor 2SB1274 R,S ST LS9-32 02
TR901 WC529400 Transistor KTC3875S-Y,GR-RTK/ 01
TR902 VQ395600 Transistor 2SA1052MCTL-E C TE 01
TR904 V2993500 Transistor 2SD19790SL/TL 01
TR905 V2993500 Transistor 2SD19790SL/TL 01
VR901 WE508000 Rotary Variable Resistor A 10K RK09L12B0C1R PHONES LEVEL 03
* WG829900 Circuit Board DCA (X7564C0)

C104 UF065330 Electrolytic Cap. (chip) 0.33 50V UWX1HR 01
C110 WC370000 Electrolytic Cap. (chip) 220.00 35.0V 01
C123 UR749220 Electrolytic Cap. 2200 25.0V FORM. 03
-125 UR749220 Electrolytic Cap. 2200 25.0V FORM. 03
* C126 UU248470 Electrolytic Cap. 470.00 25.0V RX TP
* -128 UU248470 Electrolytic Cap. 470.00 25.0V RX TP
C151 WB820100 Electrolytic Cap. 220.00 63.0V 01
-213 WA163300 Electrolytic Cap. 220.00 35.0V TP 01
35
LS9-16/LS9-32
DCA
C303 UI548100 Electrolytic Cap. 100.00 25.0V TP 01
C307 UI548100 Electrolytic Cap. 100.00 25.0V TP 01
C405 WC880500 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. 1.500 25V Z TATETE
-408 WB820100 Electrolytic Cap. 220.00 63.0V 01
CN102 VE352600 Base Post Connector PH 14P TE 01
CN105 VF283400 Base Post Connector PH 16P TE 01
-108 VF283400 Base Post Connector PH 16P TE 01
D101 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D102 V2330500 Diode DE5S4M 03
D151 V2330500 Diode DE5S4M 03
D152 V2330500 Diode DE5S4M 03
-155 VS597600 Diode RB160L-40 TE25 TP 01
D201 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D202 V2330500 Diode DE5S4M 03
D205 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D206 V2330500 Diode DE5S4M 03
D251 V2330500 Diode DE5S4M 03
D252 WE492200 Diode DE3S6M 02
-255 VS597600 Diode RB160L-40 TE25 TP 01
D256 V2330500 Diode DE5S4M 03
D257 WE492200 Diode DE3S6M 02
-306 VS597600 Diode RB160L-40 TE25 TP 01
D401 WB799600 Diode MUR420RLG TE 03
* IC101 X8074A00 IC LM2676SX-ADJ/NOPB DC-DC CONVERTER
IC102 X4366A00 IC LM2940CSX-5.0/NOPB REGULATOR +5V 03
IC151 X4364A00 IC LM2592HVSX-ADJ/NOP DC-DC CONVERTER 08
IC152 XN086A00 IC NJM79L05UA(TE1) REGULATOR -5V 02
IC301 X4671A00 IC NJM7820DL1A(TE1) REGULATOR +20V 02
IC302 X4671A00 IC NJM7820DL1A(TE1) REGULATOR +20V 02
IC401 X4360A00 IC LM2585SX-ADJ/NOPB DC-DC CONVERTER 08
K101 -- Earth Plate (WH14790)
-103 -- Earth Plate (WH14790)
36
LS9-16/LS9-32
DCA and DSP/DSP32

ZD201 VU173100 Zener Diode UDZS16B TE-17 16V 01
* WG829400 Circuit Board DSP LS9-16 (X7555C0)

* WG831500 Circuit Board DSP32 LS9-32 (X7555C0)
37
LS9-16/LS9-32
DSP/DSP32
C187 UF118470 Electrolytic Cap. (chip) 470 6.3V UUR0J4 01
C188 VR327300 Mylar Capacitor (chip) 0.0820 16V J RECT. 01
C206 VR328100 Mylar Capacitor (chip) .00022 50V J RECT. 01
C207 VP864400 Mylar Capacitor (chip) 0.0047 16V J RECT 01
-247 US145100 Ceramic Capacitor-F (chip) 0.1000 25V Z RECT. LS9-32 01
C248 VR328100 Mylar Capacitor (chip) .00022 50V J RECT. LS9-32 01
C249 VP864400 Mylar Capacitor (chip) 0.0047 16V J RECT LS9-32 01
C269 VR328100 Mylar Capacitor (chip) .00022 50V J RECT. LS9-32 01
C270 VP864400 Mylar Capacitor (chip) 0.0047 16V J RECT LS9-32 01
C319 UF038100 Electrolytic Cap. (chip) 100 16V 01
* C416 V6200800 Capacitor 0.6800 16V M RECT
* C417 V6200800 Capacitor 0.6800 16V M RECT
C418 UF057100 Electrolytic Cap. (chip) 10 35V UWX1V1 01
C609 UF057100 Electrolytic Cap. (chip) 10 35V UWX1V1 01
-612 UF057100 Electrolytic Cap. (chip) 10 35V UWX1V1 01
38
LS9-16/LS9-32
DSP/DSP32
-625 WC370000 Electrolytic Cap. (chip) 220.00 35.0V 01
C955 WE431300 Electrolytic Cap. (chip) 330U 35V 01
C964 WD677400 Aluminum Electrolytic Cap. 330 4.0V PXA 02
CN101 WF025000 Connector 52837 180P TE 08
CN102 VT388800 Base Post Connector PH 7P TE
CN103 VT389000 Base Post Connector PH 9P TE 01
CN451 V6478900 Connector, FFC/FPC 52808 26P TE 01
CN501 WC198400 Connector, FMN FMN 34P TE 03
CN601 WA013500 Plug PHEC 100P SE LS9-16 SLOT/LS9-32 SLOT 1 05
CN602 WA013500 Plug PHEC 100P SE LS9-32 SLOT 2 05
CN603 VT388700 Base Post Connector PH 6P TE 01
CN604 VT388800 Base Post Connector PH 7P TE
CN801 WC197300 Connector, FMN FMN 23P TE LS9-32 02
CN802 WC197300 Connector, FMN FMN 23P TE LS9-32 02
CN903 -- Wire Trap 52147 8P TE LS9-32 (VK02520)
-608 VS597600 Diode RB160L-40 TE25 TP 01
D951 WA295200 Diode D1FS4A-7063 TP 01
-153 VZ581100 EMI Filter (chip) 31PT222Z1E9L TP 01
EM451 WE241100 LC Filter NFA31GD4704704D 02
-454 WE241100 LC Filter NFA31GD4704704D 02
IC102 X3847A00 IC S-80142ANMC-JC3T2G SYSTEM RESET 01
IC103 XR532A00 IC NJM2904V(TE1) OP AMP 02
IC104 IS000400 IC HD74LV04AFPEL INVERTER 01
IC105 IS000400 IC HD74LV04AFPEL INVERTER 01
39
LS9-16/LS9-32
DSP/DSP32
-108 X3693A00 IC SN74LV245APWR TRANSCEIVER
IC109 X2709A00 IC SN74AHCT245PWR TRANSCEIVER 02
IC112 X3097A00 IC 74LVX4245MTCX_NF40 TRANSCEIVER 03
IC121 XW633A00 IC TC7SH32FU(TE85L,JF) OR GATE 01
IC121 X4642A00 IC SN74AHC1G32DCKR 01
IC152 X4137A00 IC SN74AHC1G04DCKR INVERTER GATE 01
IC153 X3775A00 IC S1L51252F32S200 PLLP2 (GATE ARRAY) 08
IC154 X2313B00 IC TC74VHC00FT(EL,K) NAND 01
IC155 XW422A00 IC M51953AFP SYSTEM RESET 01
IC159 XG948E00 IC YM3436D-FZ DIR2 11
IC160 IS007400 IC HD74LV74AFPEL-E D-FF 01
IC201 XZ693B00 IC YSS919B-HZ DSP7 15
* IC201 XZ693C00 IC YSS919C-FZ
IC203 XZ693B00 IC YSS919B-HZ LS9-32 DSP7 15
IC204 XZ693B00 IC YSS919B-HZ LS9-32 DSP7 15
IC207 XZ414C00 IC W9864G6EH-7 SDRAM 64M 07
* IC207 XZ414D00 IC W9864G6GH-7
IC351 XV988B00 IC YSS910-V DSP6 09
* IC351 XV988C00 IC YSS910C-VZ
IC352 XV988B00 IC YSS910-V DSP6 09
* IC352 XV988C00 IC YSS910C-VZ
IC353 X6504B00 IC M11L416256SA-35TG DRAM 4M
-356 X6504B00 IC M11L416256SA-35TG DRAM 4M
IC357 IS007400 IC HD74LV74AFPEL-E D-FF 01
-361 X3097A00 IC 74LVX4245MTCX_NF40 TRANSCEIVER 03
-367 X3097A00 IC 74LVX4245MTCX_NF40 TRANSCEIVER 03
IC401 X3180A00 IC PQ070XZ01ZPH REGULATOR 03
IC402 X3803A00 IC TMS320DA150PGE16D DSP 15
* IC403 X7613A00 IC AK4124VF SRC
* IC404 X8315A00 IC LC4064V-75TN100C CPLD
IC481 XV833A00 IC MBCG46183-129-PFV SIO4 (GATE ARRAY) 06
IC482 X3292A00 IC SN74LV244APWR BUFFER 01
IC608 X3693A00 IC SN74LV245APWR LS9-32 TRANSCEIVER
IC611 X4366A00 IC LM2940CSX-5.0/NOPB REGULATOR +5V 03
IC612 X4367A00 IC LM2990SX-5.0/NOPB REGULATOR -5V 05
40
LS9-16/LS9-32
DSP/DSP32
IC613 X2709A00 IC SN74AHCT245PWR LS9-32 TRANSCEIVER 02
L101 WB248300 Chip Inductance BLM18RK121SN1D 1 01
* L951 WH743200 Coil 7B12NA100M-R SMD
-124 RD350000 Carbon Resistor (chip) 0 63M J RECT. 01
* R188 RF455750 Carbon Resistor (chip) 750.0 D RECT.
-214 RD350000 Carbon Resistor (chip) 0 63M J RECT. LS9-16 01
41
LS9-16/LS9-32
DSP/DSP32
-726 RD354470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 47.0 63M J RECT. LS9-32 01
-810 RD354470 Carbon Resistor (chip) 47.0 63M J RECT. LS9-32 01
-912 RD350000 Carbon Resistor (chip) 0 63M J RECT. LS9-32 01
42
LS9-16/LS9-32
DSP/DSP32 and FD
RA607 RE047100 Resistor Array 10KX4 LS9-32 01
X151 V8904500 Quartz Crystal Unit 49.152MHz DSO751SB 07
X152 V8904400 Quartz Crystal Unit 45.1584MHz DSO751SB 07
X351 VZ156100 Quartz Crystal Unit 60MHz DSO751S TP 06
* X401 WG967900 Quartz Crystal Unit 16MHz SG-310SCF
X481 WA782500 Ceramic Resonator 8.000MHz 01
* WG830300 Circuit Board FD (X7559C0)

40 -- FD Angle A (WG87310)
50 -- FD Angle B (WH00420)
60 WE962300 Flat Head Screw 3.0X4 MFZN2W3 34 01
70 -- Jumper Wire 0.55 (VA07890)
-112 US063100 Ceramic Capacitor-B (chip) 1000P 50V K RECT. 01
C115 WB572500 Mylar Capacitor (chip) 0.0100 16V J RECT. 01
-123 WB572500 Mylar Capacitor (chip) 0.0100 16V J RECT. 01
C158 WD677700 Aluminum Electrolytic Cap. 150 10V PXA 02
43
LS9-16/LS9-32
FD
C304 UF138220 Electrolytic Cap. (chip) 220 16V UUR1C2 01
CN301 V2329900 Connector, FFC FMN 24P TE
D101 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D102 V2330500 Diode DE5S4M 03
D201 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D202 V2330500 Diode DE5S4M 03
DA301 WE972600 Zener Diode HZM6.2ZMFATR-E 01
EM101 V6196600 EMI Filter (chip) NFM41PC204F1H3L 01
* IC101 X6660B00 IC HD6433682C08FPV CPU (E-FDC)
* IC102 X7629A00 IC LMV342MAX NOPB OP AMP
IC103 X3955A00 IC SN74LV4051ANSR MULTIPLEXER 01
IC105 X3700A00 IC NJU7074M(TE1) OP AMP 05
IC108 XF557A00 IC TA7291SG(J) MOTOR DRIVER 03
-116 XF557A00 IC TA7291SG(J) MOTOR DRIVER 03
IC117 X5074A00 IC SN74LV273APWR D-FF 01
IC118 X5074A00 IC SN74LV273APWR D-FF 01
IC119 IS405210 IC SN74LV4052ANSR MULTIPLEXER 02
IC301 X6983A00 IC M38034M4H-224HP CPU (EC-PNS1) 05
L101 V8589700 Chip Inductance 330U SLF7045T-331M 02
-303 WB248300 Chip Inductance BLM18RK121SN1D 1 01
R112 RF457200 Carbon Resistor (chip) 20.0K D RECT. 01
44
LS9-16/LS9-32
FD
-153 RD155100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 100.0 1/4 J TP 01
45
LS9-16/LS9-32
FD and FD2 (LS9-32)

RA103 RE046470 Resistor Array 4.7KX4 01
-107 RE046470 Resistor Array 4.7KX4 01
RA116 RE044000 Resistor Array (chip) 0X4 01
TA301 V7723400 Transistor Array TD62381FG(5,EL) 04
* TR301 WF688500 Digital Transistor KRC119S RTK/P
* TR302 WG989900 Digital Transistor KRA226S-RTK/P
* -310 WG989900 Digital Transistor KRA226S-RTK/P
VR101 V6226100 Slide Pot., Motor Drive RSA0N11M9 B10K LS9-16 ch 9/LS9-32 ch 25 10
VR109 V6226100 Slide Pot., Motor Drive RSA0N11M9 B10K STEREO 10
X101 V8564300 Ceramic Resonator 20.0MHz CSTCW20M0 01
X301 WB093200 Ceramic Resonator CSTCE16M0V51-R0 01
* WG830400 Circuit Board FD2 LS9-32 (X7559C0)

40 -- FD Angle A (WG87310)
50 -- FD Angle B (WH00420)
60 WE962300 Flat Head Screw 3.0X4 MFZN2W3 32 01
46
LS9-16/LS9-32
FD2 (LS9-32)
C304 UF138220 Electrolytic Cap. (chip) 220 16V UUR1C2 01
D101 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D102 V2330500 Diode DE5S4M 03
D201 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D202 V2330500 Diode DE5S4M 03
L101 V8589700 Chip Inductance 330U SLF7045T-331M 02
-303 WB248300 Chip Inductance BLM18RK121SN1D 1 01
47
LS9-16/LS9-32
FD2 (LS9-32)
48
LS9-16/LS9-32
FD2 (LS9-32) and HAAD2

RA112 RE044000 Resistor Array (chip) 0X4 01
-115 RE044000 Resistor Array (chip) 0X4 01
VR101 V6226100 Slide Pot., Motor Drive RSA0N11M9 B10K ch 9 10
* WG831800 Circuit Board HAAD2 (X6023C0)

C103 VJ097400 Electrolytic Cap. 10.00 50.0V TATETE 01
C109 UR819100 Electrolytic Cap. 1000 6.3V RX TP 01
C119 V5619000 Electrolytic Cap. 100.00 25.0V RX TP 01
49
LS9-16/LS9-32
HAAD2
50
LS9-16/LS9-32
HAAD2
51
LS9-16/LS9-32
HAAD2
52
LS9-16/LS9-32
HAAD2
CN901 WA902300 Connector, FMN FMN 23P SE 02
CN902 VK015600 Base Post Connector PH 16P SE 01
D101 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D102 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D103 V4771200 Diode MA2J72800L 01
-106 V4771200 Diode MA2J72800L 01
D107 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D201 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D202 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D203 V4771200 Diode MA2J72800L 01
-206 V4771200 Diode MA2J72800L 01
D207 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D301 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D302 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D303 V4771200 Diode MA2J72800L 01
-306 V4771200 Diode MA2J72800L 01
D307 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D401 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D402 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D403 V4771200 Diode MA2J72800L 01
-406 V4771200 Diode MA2J72800L 01
D407 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D501 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D502 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D503 V4771200 Diode MA2J72800L 01
-506 V4771200 Diode MA2J72800L 01
D507 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D601 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D602 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D603 V4771200 Diode MA2J72800L 01
-606 V4771200 Diode MA2J72800L 01
D607 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
53
LS9-16/LS9-32
HAAD2
D701 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D702 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D703 V4771200 Diode MA2J72800L 01
-706 V4771200 Diode MA2J72800L 01
D707 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D801 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D802 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
D803 V4771200 Diode MA2J72800L 01
-806 V4771200 Diode MA2J72800L 01
D807 VS201100 Diode D1F60 1A 600V TP 01
IC103 XV944A00 IC TC74HC4053AFT(EL) MULTIPLEXER 03
IC106 X5364B00 IC AK5385BVF-E2 ADC 07
IC903 X6984A00 IC M38034M4H-225HP CPU (EC-EXP) 05
JK101 VT838100 Cannon Connector NC3FAH1 LS9-16 INPUT 1,9 04
LS9-32 INPUT 1,9,17,25
LS9-32 INPUT 2,10,18,26
LS9-32 INPUT 3,11,19,27
LS9-32 INPUT 4,12,20,28
LS9-32 INPUT 5,13,21,29
LS9-32 INPUT 6,14,22,30
LS9-32 INPUT 7,15,23,31
LS9-32 INPUT 8,16,24,32
L101 GE300610 Ferrite Bead BL02RN1R2P1A RX T 01
-104 GE300610 Ferrite Bead BL02RN1R2P1A RX T 01
54
LS9-16/LS9-32
HAAD2
R101 VC328400 Metal Film Resistor 6.8K 1/4 F YOKO52 01
R104 HV755390 Flame Proof C. Resistor 390.0 1/4 J RX TP 01
R105 RD157390 Carbon Resistor (chip) 39.0K 1/4 J TP 01
* R108 VC322900 Metal Film Resistor 47.00 1/4 F YOKO52
R109 VC325100 Metal Film Resistor 270.0 1/4 F YOKO52 01
R123 WC286600 Metal Film Resistor (chip) 56.0 1/20 D RECT. 01
R139 WB830300 Metal Film Resistor (chip) 33.0K 1/10 D RECT. 01
55
LS9-16/LS9-32
HAAD2
56
LS9-16/LS9-32
HAAD2
57
LS9-16/LS9-32
HAAD2
58
LS9-16/LS9-32
HAAD2
59
LS9-16/LS9-32
HAAD2
60
LS9-16/LS9-32
HAAD2
RY101 VU685600 Relay DC NA- 5 W-K 06
TR101 WC139600 Transistor KTC3911S-GR,BL-RTK 01
TR102 VV540200 Transistor 2SB1260 01
TR105 IC224030 Transistor 2SC2240 GR,BL TP 01
61
LS9-16/LS9-32
HAAD2 and JK
ZD101 VQ552600 Zener Diode MTZ J 3.3B 3.3V TE
-104 VQ552600 Zener Diode MTZ J 3.3B 3.3V TE
* WG830100 Circuit Board JK (X7557C0)

62
LS9-16/LS9-32
JK
REF NO.PART NO. DESCRIPTION REMARKS QTY RANK
D201 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
DA201 VV556300 Diode Array DAN217 0.3A X2 01
DA202 VV556300 Diode Array DAN217 0.3A X2 01
EM101 V I 2 4 3 1 0 0 LC Filter DSS6NB32A271Q93A 01
EM102 V I 2 4 3 1 0 0 LC Filter DSS6NB32A271Q93A 01
EM201 VQ761400 EMI Filter (chip) NFM3DCC101U1H3L 01
EM202 VQ761400 EMI Filter (chip) NFM3DCC101U1H3L 01
IC101 XW060A00 IC YM3437C-FZE2 DIT2 04
IC102 XG948E00 IC YM3436D-FZ DIR2 11
IC103 XU996A00 IC AM26LS31CNSR LINE DRIVER 05
IC104 XW842A00 IC SN74HCU04NSR INVERTER 01
IC201 X3334A00 IC SN74AHC14NSR INVERTER 01
IC202 XV930A00 IC SN75124NSR LINE RECEIVER 05
IC203 XU816A00 IC SN75121NSR LINE DRIVER 05
IC204 VR903700 Photo Coupler HCPL-M600-500E 04
IC401 X5731A00 IC SN74LVC74APWR D-FF 02
IC406 V 9 4 2 1 5 0 0 FET TPC6101(TE85L,F) 01
IC407 X2157A00 IC UPC2918T-E1-AZ REGULATOR +1.8V 03
* IC408 XZ414D00 IC W9864G6GH-7 SDRAM 64M
* IC409 X7197A00 IC YTD442-RZ VNP1
63
LS9-16/LS9-32
JK
IC410 XR680A00 IC TC7SH08FU(TE85L,JF) AND 01
IC411 X5621A00 IC KSZ8721SL PHY 05
IC412 X5405A00 IC SN74LVC32APWR OR 01
JK101 V9965900 Pin Jack 2P YKC21-4141V 2TR IN/OUT DIGITAL 01
JK201 VJ249300 DIN Connector 5P3 YKF51-50 MIDI IN/OUT 03
JK202 V6415900 BNC Connector 1P YKS11-0103 WORD CLOCK IN 05
JK203 V6415900 BNC Connector 1P YKS11-0103 WORD CLOCK OUT 05
* JK401 WG468100 Modular Connector 8P RJSE-1E08T089A ETHERNET
L101 WA538500 Pulse Transformer #T7F-019=P3 05
L401 VY657500 Chip Inductance 120U BK1608LL121-T 01
-403 VY657500 Chip Inductance 120U BK1608LL121-T 01
* R101 RF455750 Carbon Resistor (chip) 750.0 D RECT.
-442 RF455100 Carbon Resistor (chip) 100.0 D RECT.
TR201 V7798800 Digital Transistor TA143ZUA TP 01
64
LS9-16/LS9-32
JK and STIN1 (LS9-16)/STIN2 (LS9-16)

X401 WG253300 Quartz Crystal Unit 18.432MHz DSX630G 03
X402 WA245100 Quartz Crystal Unit 25.000MHz DSX630G 03

(WG83170)(X7562C0)
(WG83170)(X7562C0)
CN102 -- Cable Holder 51048 13P TE (VI87910)
D101 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
-109 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D201 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
-216 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
EC201 V3750700 Rotary Encoder EC12E24104A6 STIN 1 01
LD101 WG138900 LED Green TLGV1022(T14YMH,F) SEL (STEREO) 01
LD102 WG138900 LED Green TLGV1022(T14YMH,F) SEL (STIN 1) 01
LD103 WG138900 LED Green TLGV1022(T14YMH,F) -60 (STIN 1) 01
LD105 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) CUE (STEREO) 01
LD106 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) CUE (STIN 1) 01
LD109 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) ON (STEREO) 01
LD110 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) ON (STIN 1) 01
LD111 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) -18 (STIN 1) 01
LD120 WG138700 LED Red TLRV1022(T14YMH,F) OVER (STIN 1) 01
LD201 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) USER DEFINED KEYS 1 01
SW101 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 SEL (STEREO) 01
SW102 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 SEL (STIN 1) 01
SW103 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 CUE (STEREO) 01
SW104 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 CUE (STIN 1) 01
SW105 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 ON (STEREO) 01
SW106 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 ON (STIN 1) 01
65
LS9-16/LS9-32
STIN1 (LS9-16)/STIN2 (LS9-16) and STIN1 (LS9-32)/STIN2 (LS9-32)

SW201 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 USER DEFINED KEYS 1 01
W102 -- Jumper Wire FVP=2.0C26SB13-60 (WH23050)

(WG94690)(X7563C0)
(WG94690)(X7563C0)
CN102 VI879500 Cable Holder 51048 17P TE 01
CN201 -- Wire Trap 52147 17P TE (VF66770)
D101 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
-115 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D201 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
-203 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D205 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
-207 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D209 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
-220 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
LD101 WG138900 LED Green TLGV1022(T14YMH,F) SEL (STEREO) 01
LD108 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) CUE (STEREO) 01
LD115 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) ON (STEREO) 01
66
LS9-16/LS9-32
STIN1 (LS9-32)/STIN2 (LS9-32) and ENC/INV/PNDA/PNMS

SW101 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 SEL (STEREO) 01
SW104 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 CUE (STEREO) 01
SW107 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 ON (STEREO) 01
W102 -- Jumper Wire FVP=2.0C26SB17-60 (WE22390)
* WG831200 Circuit Board ENC (PNCOM) (WG83100)(X7561C0)

* WG831400 Circuit Board INV (PNCOM) (WG83100)(X7561C0)
* WG831300 Circuit Board PNDA (PNCOM) with button
(WG83100)(X7561C0)
* WG831100 Circuit Board PNMS (PNCOM) with button
(WG83100)(X7561C0)
67
LS9-16/LS9-32
ENC/INV/PNDA/PNMS
C504 WD675600 Aluminum Electrolytic Cap. 56 10V 01
C602 WB488900 Mylar Capacitor (chip) 0.18 250V K KAKUTE 03
* C603 WH116000 Monolithic Ceramic Cap. 15P 3.15KV J TAPIN
* C606 UF056470 Electrolytic Cap. (chip) 4.7 35V UWX1V4
CN401 -- Wire Trap 52151 16P SE (VU42160)
* CN502 WH780300 USB Receptacle UBA 4P SE USB
* CN601 WA902600 Connector, FMN FMN 26P SE
CN602 WF454900 Connector, FFC/FPC 6210 20P SE 02
CN603 VT618800 Base Post Connector PH 2P SE 01
CN604 WE260900 Connector, BH BH 2P SE 03
D101 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D102 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D201 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D202 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D205 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D206 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D211 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
-216 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D219 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
-222 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D225 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
-235 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D238 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D239 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
D401 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
-428 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
EC201 V3750900 Rotary Encoder EC12E2444400 HA GAIN 03
EC202 V3750900 Rotary Encoder EC12E2444400 PAN 03
EC203 V3750900 Rotary Encoder EC12E2444400 SELECTED SEND 03
EC204 V3750900 Rotary Encoder EC12E2444400 FREQUENCY 03
EC205 V3750900 Rotary Encoder EC12E2444400 Q 03
EC206 V3750900 Rotary Encoder EC12E2444400 GAIN 03
EC207 V3750900 Rotary Encoder EC12E2444400 DYNAMICS 1 03
EC208 V3750900 Rotary Encoder EC12E2444400 DYNAMICS 2 03
EC301 VR101400 Encoder EC16B242040W Data dial 04
FZ601 WA105000 IC Protector ICP-N20 T104 01
IC501 X3119A00 IC LM3525MX-H/NOPB USB POWER SWITCH 05
L501 V5239100 Common Mode Coil DLP31SN121SL2L 03
68
LS9-16/LS9-32
ENC/INV/PNDA/PNMS
* L601 WH743700 Coil 100U 7E10N-101M-R
LD201 WG138700 LED Red TLRV1022(T14YMH,F) OVER (L) 01
LD202 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) 0 (L) 01
LD203 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) -1 (L) 01
LD219 WG138900 LED Green TLGV1022(T14YMH,F) -21 (L) 01
LD233 WG138700 LED Red TLRV1022(T14YMH,F) OVER (R) 01
LD234 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) 0 (R) 01
LD235 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) -1 (R) 01
LD251 WG138900 LED Green TLGV1022(T14YMH,F) -21 (R) 01
LD265 WG138700 LED Red TLRV1022(T14YMH,F) CUE 01
LD266 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) HOME 01
LD267 WG138900 LED Green TLGV1022(T14YMH,F) HIGH 01
69
LS9-16/LS9-32
ENC/INV/PNDA/PNMS
LD268 WG138900 LED Green TLGV1022(T14YMH,F) HI MID 01
LD269 WG138900 LED Green TLGV1022(T14YMH,F) LOW MID 01
LD270 WG138900 LED Green TLGV1022(T14YMH,F) LOW 01
LD401 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) SCENE MEMORY 01
LD402 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) SETUP 01
LD403 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) RECORDER 01
LD404 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) RACK 1-4 01
LD405 WG138900 LED Green TLGV1022(T14YMH,F) 1-16 01
LD406 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) MASTER 01
LD407 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) MONITOR 01
LD408 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) CHANNEL JOB 01
LD409 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) METER 01
LD410 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) RACK 5-8 01
LD411 WG138900 LED Green TLGV1022(T14YMH,F) 17-32 01
LD412 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) CUSTOM FADER 01
LD413 WG138900 LED Green TLGV1022(T14YMH,F) MIX/MATRIX 1 01
70
LS9-16/LS9-32
ENC/INV/PNDA/PNMS and PNIN

SW201 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 CLEAR 01
SW202 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 HOME 01
SW203 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 HIGH 01
SW204 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 HI MID 01
SW205 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 LOW MID 01
SW206 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 LOW 01
SW207 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 DEC 01
SW208 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 Q 01
SW209 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 ENTER 01
SW210 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 H 01
SW211 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 G 01
SW212 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 INC 01
SW213 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 W 01
SW401 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 SCENE MEMORY 01
SW402 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 SETUP 01
SW403 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 RECORDER 01
SW404 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 RACK 1-4 01
SW405 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 1-16 01
SW406 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 MASTER 01
SW407 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 17-32 01
SW408 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 MONITOR 01
SW409 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 CHANNEL JOB 01
SW410 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 METER 01
SW411 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 RACK 5-8 01
SW412 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 CUSTOM FADER 01
SW413 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 MIX/MATRIX 11 01
T601 WB487000 Inverter Transformer CEPH165 06
TR101 VV655400 Digital Transistor DTC114EKA TP 01
* TR601 WF688500 Digital Transistor KRC119S RTK/P
TR602 V9065800 Transistor 2SC4672 T100 P P 01
TR603 V9065800 Transistor 2SC4672 T100 P P 01
W101 -- Jumper Wire FVP=2.0C26SB12-220 (V894880)
W102 -- Jumper Wire FVP=2.0C26SB16-300 (WH23060)
W301 -- Jumper Wire FVP=2.0C26SB3-60 (WA75830)
-- Circuit Board PNIN without button

(WG83050)(X7560C0)
71
LS9-16/LS9-32
PNIN
D101 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
-150 VT332900 Diode 1SS355 TE-17 TP 01
LD101 WG138900 LED Green TLGV1022(T14YMH,F) LS9-16 SEL (ch 1) 01
LS9-32 SEL (ch 1,17)
LD102 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) LS9-16 CUE (ch 1) 01
LS9-32 CUE (ch 1,17)
LD103 WG138700 LED Red TLRV1022(T14YMH,F) LS9-16 OVER (ch 1) 01
LS9-32 OVER (ch 1,17)
LD104 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) LS9-16 -6 (ch 1) 01
LS9-32 -6 (ch 1,17)
LS9-32 -12 (ch 1,17)
LS9-32 -18 (ch 1,17)
LD107 WG138900 LED Green TLGV1022(T14YMH,F) LS9-16 -30 (ch 1) 01
LS9-32 -30 (ch 1,17)
LS9-32 -60 (ch 1,17)
LD109 WG138800 LED Orange TLOV1022(T14YMH,F) LS9-16 ON (ch 1) 01
LS9-32 ON (ch 1,17)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 2,18)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 2,18)
LS9-32 OVER (ch 2,18)
LS9-32 -6 (ch 2,18)
LS9-32 -12 (ch 2,18)
LS9-32 -18 (ch 2,18)
LS9-32 -30 (ch 2,18)
LS9-32 -60 (ch 2,18)
LS9-32 ON (ch 2,18)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 3,19)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 3,19)
LS9-32 OVER (ch 3,19)
LS9-32 -6 (ch 3,19)
LS9-32 -12 (ch 3,19)
LS9-32 -18 (ch 3,19)
LS9-32 -30 (ch 3,19)
LS9-32 -60 (ch 3,19)
LS9-32 ON (ch 3,19)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 4,20)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 4,20)
LS9-32 OVER (ch 4,20)
LS9-32 -6 (ch 4,20)
LS9-32 -12 (ch 4,20)
72
LS9-16/LS9-32
PNIN
LS9-32 -18 (ch 4,20)
LS9-32 -30 (ch 4,20)
LS9-32 -60 (ch 4,20)
LS9-32 ON (ch 4,20)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 5,21)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 5,21)
LS9-32 OVER (ch 5,21)
LS9-32 -6 (ch 5,21)
LS9-32 -12 (ch 5,21)
LS9-32 -18 (ch 5,21)
LS9-32 -30 (ch 5,21)
LS9-32 -60 (ch 5,21)
LS9-32 ON (ch 5,21)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 6,22)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 6,22)
LS9-32 OVER (ch 6,22)
LS9-32 -6 (ch 6,22)
LS9-32 -12 (ch 6,22)
LS9-32 -18 (ch 6,22)
LS9-32 -30 (ch 6,22)
LS9-32 -60 (ch 6,22)
LS9-32 ON (ch 6,22)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 7,23)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 7,23)
LS9-32 OVER (ch 7,23)
LS9-32 -6 (ch 7,23)
LS9-32 -12 (ch 7,23)
LS9-32 -18 (ch 7,23)
LS9-32 -30 (ch 7,23)
LS9-32 -60 (ch 7,23)
LS9-32 ON (ch 7,23)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 8,24)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 8,24)
LS9-32 OVER (ch 8,24)
LS9-32 -6 (ch 8,24)
73
LS9-16/LS9-32
PNIN
LS9-32 -12 (ch 8,24)
LS9-32 -18 (ch 8,24)
LS9-32 -30 (ch 8,24)
LS9-32 -60 (ch 8,24)
LS9-32 ON (ch 8,24)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 9,25)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 9,25)
LS9-32 OVER (ch 9,25)
LS9-32 -6 (ch 9,25)
LS9-32 -12 (ch 9,25)
LS9-32 -18 (ch 9,25)
LS9-32 -30 (ch 9,25)
LS9-32 -60 (ch 9,25)
LS9-32 ON (ch 9,25)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 10,26)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 10,26)
LS9-32 OVER (ch 10,26)
LS9-32 -6 (ch 10,26)
LS9-32 -12 (ch 10,26)
LS9-32 -18 (ch 10,26)
LS9-32 -30 (ch 10,26)
LS9-32 -60 (ch 10,26)
LS9-32 ON (ch 10,26)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 11,27)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 11,27)
LS9-32 OVER (ch 11,27)
LS9-32 -6 (ch 11,27)
LS9-32 -12 (ch 11,27)
LS9-32 -18 (ch 11,27)
LS9-32 -30 (ch 11,27)
LS9-32 -60 (ch 11,27)
LS9-32 ON (ch 11,27)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 12,28)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 12,28)
LS9-32 OVER (ch 12,28)
74
LS9-16/LS9-32
PNIN
LS9-32 -6 (ch 12,28)
LS9-32 -12 (ch 12,28)
LS9-32 -18 (ch 12,28)
LS9-32 -30 (ch 12,28)
LS9-32 -60 (ch 12,28)
LS9-32 ON (ch 12,28)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 13,29)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 13,29)
LS9-32 OVER (ch 13,29)
LS9-32 -6 (ch 13,29)
LS9-32 -12 (ch 13,29)
LS9-32 -18 (ch 13,29)
LS9-32 -30 (ch 13,29)
LS9-32 -60 (ch 13,29)
LS9-32 ON (ch 13,29)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 14,30)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 14,30)
LS9-32 OVER (ch 14,30)
LS9-32 -6 (ch 14,30)
LS9-32 -12 (ch 14,30)
LS9-32 -18 (ch 14,30)
LS9-32 -30 (ch 14,30)
LS9-32 -60 (ch 14,30)
LS9-32 ON (ch 14,30)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 15,31)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 15,31)
LS9-32 OVER (ch 15,31)
LS9-32 -6 (ch 15,31)
LS9-32 -12 (ch 15,31)
LS9-32 -18 (ch 15,31)
LS9-32 -30 (ch 15,31)
LS9-32 -60 (ch 15,31)
LS9-32 ON (ch 15,31)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 16,32)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 16,32)
75
LS9-16/LS9-32
PNIN
LS9-32 OVER (ch 16,32)
LS9-32 -6 (ch 16,32)
LS9-32 -12 (ch 16,32)
LS9-32 -18 (ch 16,32)
LS9-32 -30 (ch 16,32)
LS9-32 -60 (ch 16,32)
LS9-32 ON (ch 16,32)
SW101 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 LS9-16 SEL (ch 1) 01
LS9-32 SEL (ch 1,17)
SW102 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 LS9-16 CUE (ch 1) 01
LS9-32 CUE (ch 1,17)
SW103 WE952000 Tact Switch SKRGAED010 LS9-16 ON (ch 1) 01
LS9-32 ON (ch 1,17)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 2,18)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 2,18)
LS9-32 ON (ch 2,18)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 3,19)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 3,19)
LS9-32 ON (ch 3,19)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 4,20)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 4,20)
LS9-32 ON (ch 4,20)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 5,21)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 5,21)
LS9-32 ON (ch 5,21)
76
LS9-16/LS9-32
PNIN
LS9-32 SEL (ch 6,22)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 6,22)
LS9-32 ON (ch 6,22)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 7,23)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 7,23)
LS9-32 ON (ch 7,23)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 8,24)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 8,24)
LS9-32 ON (ch 8,24)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 9,25)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 9,25)
LS9-32 ON (ch 9,25)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 10,26)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 10,26)
LS9-32 ON (ch 10,26)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 11,27)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 11,27)
LS9-32 ON (ch 11,27)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 12,28)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 12,28)
LS9-32 ON (ch 12,28)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 13,29)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 13,29)
LS9-32 ON (ch 13,29)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 14,30)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 14,30)
LS9-32 ON (ch 14,30)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 15,31)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 15,31)
LS9-32 ON (ch 15,31)
LS9-32 SEL (ch 16,32)
LS9-32 CUE (ch 16,32)
LS9-32 ON (ch 16,32)
TR101 VV655400 Digital Transistor DTC114EKA TP 01
W101 -- Jumper Wire FVP=2.0C26SB12-140 (VT98180)
77
LS9-16/LS9-32
PNIN
VN103500 Lithium Battery CR2032 03
* WH405900 Power Supply Unit LEP150F-24 J,U,H LS9-16

* WG933700 Power Supply Unit LEP240F-24 J,U,H LS9-32
WA782600 AC-IN Connector R-301(B18) AC IN 02
* WH201700 Motor Fan
* WH000000 LCD KCG057QV1DB-G88
78
(LS9-16/LS9-32)
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
CONTENTS
BLOCK DIAGRAM................... 3
WIRING DIAGRAM
LS9-16.................................................................... 12
LS9-32.................................................................... 13
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM........................................ 14
ACIN....................................................................... 14
CPU (001-004).................................................. 15-18
DA.......................................................................... 19
DCA........................................................................ 20
DCD (001-002).................................................. 21-22
DSP/DSP32 (001-013)...................................... 23-35
ENC, INV, LAMP (LS9-32 only).............................. 36
FD (001-005)..................................................... 37-41
FD2 (001-005) (LS9-32 only)............................ 42-46
HAAD2 (001-003).............................................. 47-49
JK (001-004)..................................................... 50-53
PHN........................................................................ 54
PNDA..................................................................... 55
PNIN (001-003)................................................. 56-58
PNMS (001-003)............................................... 59-61
STIN1 (LS9-16)...................................................... 62
STIN1 (LS9-32)...................................................... 63
STIN2 (LS9-16)...................................................... 64
STIN2 (LS9-32)...................................................... 65
Note: See parts list for details of circuit board component parts.

LS9-16/LS9-32
Notation for Circuit Diagrams

1. How to identify inter-sheet connectors
This indicates the destination page.

Signal name

This indicates the location of the counter inter-sheet connector.
(The alphabet indicates horizontal direction and the number
indicates vertical direction)

2. Connection of connectors.
(Example)
to DCD-CN501
(Page 21: P1)
Page 21 are the page of a circuit diagram.
Page 21
P1 is indicates the location of the counter inter-sheet connector.
(The alphabet indicates horizontal direction and the number indicates vertical direction)
P1

H G F E D C B A
BLOCK DIAGRAM 001 (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32

PNDA CN102 PNMS
(16P) indicates a power line and indicates a signal line.
CN401
(16P) The signal name is shown above or left side of the line.
The number beside an oblique line / shows that there are the same
number of the same signal lines.
1
LCD Unit

LS9-32 only CN103 (3P)
/
CN301 (3P)
+3.3D_1
PNIN PNIN
+320V
CN101
Data
CN602 ENC
(20P) (12P)
CN604 (2P) CN501

CN101 (12P) (9P) CN101 (12P)
INV See page 9
CN603 (2P)
EXPAND I/F(+5D_1)
CPU I/F(+5D_1)
STIN1
EXPAND I/F
EXPAND I/F
CN601 CN101
(+5D_1)
(+5D_1)
+5LD
+5LD
(24P)
+5LD
(26P)
2
CN102
+3.3D_1
(13P, LS9-16)
+5LD
Data
CN202 (12P) CN301
FD2 CN102 (12P) CN202 (12P) (24P)
(17P, LS9-32)
See page 9 CN302 CN304 (2P)

(7P) See page 9
CN303 E-BUS (+5D_1)
(8P) CN303 (8P) FD CN201
CN302 (7P)
(13P, LS9-16)
(17P, LS9-32)
+24D_1,
Control Panel Assembly
+24D_1,
+5LD
STIN2
+5LD
See page 5
Bottom Assembly
CLK, RES, Serial, Audio Data
3
LS9-32 only
PHN +3.3D_1
CN504 (LS9-32 only),
CN902 DCD CN505
+12V
CN011 LAMP
See page 6, 9 (12P) CN931 CN451 CN102 CN103 CN508
CPU CPU I/F (8P) (2P)
(12P) (26P) (7P) (9P) (2P)
CN007 CN101
CN901 (180P) (180P) (LS9-16)
Lamp_Dimmer
+3.3D_1 DSP
(6P) CN951 Fan_Caution CN503 See page 9
+12V
See page 4, 9
DSP32 (LS9-32) (14P) (14P) CN507 FAN
+24D_1, +5D_1, +3.3D_1 Fan_Caution
(3P)
CN801,CN802 (LS9-32 only), See page 7, 8, 9 MY Card Slot
LS9-32 only CN851,CN852 CN603 CN506 CN502 CN501 +24V
CN601 +5.5D_2, +3.3D_2
(8P)
(23P) (6P) (6P) (6P)
CN901 (11P), CN902 (8P), CN602
CN903 (8P) (LS9-32 only) (LS9-32 only)

CN604 4
+3.3D, +5D_1
CN501 (34P), (7P) CN2
+24A_1,
CN502 (38P) (8P)
7.5V, 17.5V_2, +20A_2

2 2 LS9-32 only CLK, AudioData Power Supply Unit
CN101 CN1
CN901 CN901 CN903 CN901 (11P), (5P)
(23P) (23P) (8P) CN903 (8P)
DCA (6P)
CN902 CLK, RES CN902 CN301 (34P), CN103 CN002

HAAD2 HAAD2 (11P) (11P) See page 9 (5P)
DA DA CN401 (38P) (7P)
INPUT 17-24, 25-32 INPUT 1-8, 9-16 OMNI OUT 9-16 +3.3D_1, +7.5V,
OMNI OUT 1-8 CN105, CN106 (LS9-32 only),
17.5V, +20A_1
JK
CN107, CN108 ACIN
See page 6 See page 6 See page 6, 9 See page 6, 9 See page 7 (16P)
CN001
CN902 CN902 CN002 (14P) CN001 CN102 CN104 CN001 5
(16P) (16P) (14P) (14P) (14P) (6P) (2P)
+3.3D_1, +7.5V, 17.5V, +20A_1 (In case of LS9-16)
2
2
+3.3D_1, +7.5V, 17.5V, +20A_1 (In case of LS9-32)
+3.3D_1, 5D_1, 5A_1, 15A_1, +48

AC INLET
+20A_1, 15A_1, +5A_1 AC 100-240V
WARNING
Components having special characteristics are GENARAL DIAGRAM
marked and must be replaced with parts having
28CA1-2001008871-1 specification equal to those originally installed. BLOCK DIAGRAM 001 (LS9-16/LS9-32) 3 6
H G F E D C B A
1
CPU
IC010 (8P)
3 1
+3.3D
CR2032(3V) 3
Backup IC011
controller (8P)
1
D001
11,33 +3.3D 4,9
IC009 (44P) IC014 (48P) IC013
6,12, RTC (14P)
SRAM 39,40 14,15
30,36
2 2Mbit 6
CPLD 3,5,10,11
17 9
+3.3D 17 Address
13 20,22, decode
IC006 (56P)
23,27
16,43,53 FLASHROM 32
19 18
128Mbit 14
113,133,
135,136 238
I/O Port ADC
DAC
BUS
+3.3D
L001 237 IC002 (240P)

+3.3D AVcc
IC004,005 (54P) SH3-DSP 7727
3 20,31,44,55,66,77,88,
1,3,9,14, SDRAM 102,117,134,161,190,209
CPU : 128MHz
BUS : 64MHz
27,43,49 128Mbit X 2 38 VccQ
1.9V MODE : 7
Regulator Vcc
+3.3D 1,37,93,139,157,178,202
IC016 (20P) IC001 (5P) 123,126,127,
/RESETP 192,194,196,
20 220 197,226,227
/SYSRES
SCIF
11-13,17 USB Host
CKIO
I2C bus controller IC003 (20P) 189 UCLK I/O Port
(E-BUS Host) 15 219

CPU BUS
17
16,18,19 16 buffer 2-5
IC024 7 18 X001 3
X002 3
(20P) IC015, OSC
20 OSC
13 IC032 48MHz
E-BUS
4 IC021-026 +3.3D
64MHz
(20P) buffer +3.3D USB clock +3.3D
4 System
20
5 Reset clock
+3.3D
IC012
(5P)
CN007 (180P)
CN101
DSP (LS9-16) (180P)
DSP32 (LS9-32) See page 7
5
CPU
6 4 28CA1-2001008871-2 BLOCK DIAGRAM 002 (LS9-16/LS9-32)
H G F E D C B A
ENC PNMS STIN2 STIN1

CN502
CN301 CN103 (4P)
EC301 (3P) (3P) ENCODER SCAN
Encoder 1
Matrix
USB Host
with SW +5U 1,2
LED Matrix LED Matrix
EC201-208 7 Power 8 LD101-121 (LS9-16)
PNDA control LD201-212
SW[18,19] LD101-139 (LS9-32)
SW[0-3] SW[0-19] +5D
IC501 (8P)
LCD Unit
TA101 (18P) 57,58
+5LD
CPU
LED Sink Driver

D[0-7]
10
D[0-7] EC_PNS1
LD[0,1]
Encoder
LD[2-8]
CN501
SW Matrix LED Matrix SW Matrix LED Matrix IC102 (64P) (9P) Matrix SW Matrix SW Matrix
CN604
(13P, LS9-16)
(17P, LS9-32)
(13P, LS9-16)
(17P, LS9-32)
CN401 CN102 STANDARD MODE
(2P)
EC201,202 (LS9-16)
SW201-212
SW101-109 (LS9-16)
SW401-428 LD401-428 (16P) (16P) SW201-213 LD201-270 SLAVE ADDRESS 0 EC201-204 (LS9-32) SW101-115 (LS9-32)
22 23 19,
SW[2-4]
CN601 CN602
CN201
CN102
TR102-114 49-53
D[0-5]
SW[0-7]
D[0-5]
16MHz (26P) (20P)
LED Source Driver

LD[9-12] LD[0-12]
X101
2
Contrast
control
CN101 Backlight
(12P) INV inverter
E-Bus expansion I/F CN101 (24P)

E-BusI/F
PNIN PNIN CN102 CN301 (24P)

(12P)
ENCODER
SW[0-7]
LD[0-8]
SCAN
D[0-5]
TR102-119 TR102-119
LED Source Driver SW[0-5] LED Source Driver SW[0-5]
TA101 TA101 +5D TA301
16,17,
33-48 (18P) +5LD
LD[0-17] 16,17,
33-48 (18P) +5LD
LD[0-17]
21 (18P) TR302-310 3
CPU 10 CPU 10 57,58 CPU
LED Sink Driver
LED Sink Driver

LED Sink Driver LED Source Driver
EC_PNS1 EC_PNS1 EC_PNS1
27-32
IC101 (64P) LED Matrix SW Matrix IC101 (64P) LED Matrix SW Matrix 19,49-53
IC301 (64P)
STANDARD MODE STANDARD MODE STANDARD MODE 40-48
SLAVE ADDRESS 0 LD101-244 SW101-148 SLAVE ADDRESS 0 LD101-244 SW101-148 SLAVE ADDRESS 1
22 23 19, 22 23 19, 22 23
49-53 49-53
16MHz 16MHz 16MHz
X101 CN101 X101 CN101 X301
(12P) (12P)
CN202 E-Bus expansion I/F CN202 E-Bus expansion I/F

(12P) E-BusI/F (12P) E-BusI/F
IC105,106
FD2 FD IC103,104 (14P) IC108-116
IC204 IC205,206 IC207-214 IC103 IC105,106 IC108-115 IC204 IC205,206 IC207-214 (16P) IC107 (8P) (9P) +5D 4
48-53 (16P) (14P) (9P) +5D (16P) (14P) (9P) +5D 48-53 (16P) (14P) (9P) +5D 48-53 2
+5D +5D +5D +5D
CH 25-32 (LS9-32 only)

2 2 2
Motor driver
100mm motorized fader

R-2R
CH 9-16, STEREO
Multiplexer
D/A
Hold amp
Motor driver
Motor driver
Motor driver

R-2R
R-2R
R-2R
CH 17-24 (LS9-32 only)

Multiplexer
Multiplexer
Multiplexer
D/A
D/A
D/A
Hold amp
Hold amp
Hold amp
18
9
9
1:10
(X9)
(X8)
12 12 12 12
CPU CPU CPU CPU
16
16
16
8
8
(X8)
(X8)
(X8)
(X8)
(X8)
(X8)
1:8
1:8
1:8
E-FDC E-FDC CH 9-16 E-FDC E-FDC 16 6
16 4 6 16 4 6 16 4 6
CH 1-8,
CH 1-8
(X9)
IC201 (64P) IC101 (64P) IC201 (64P) IC101 (64P)
(X8)
(X8)
(X8)
+5D +8V_A +8V_A
+5D +8V_B +8V_B +5D +8V_A +8V_A +5D +8V_B +8V_B
4
+5D
16
16
16
18
8ch Mode 8ch Mode 8ch Mode 14ch Mode
20
D-FF X8
ID : 0 ID : 1 ID : 2 ID : 3
14
(X2)
10 11 26,27 10 11 26,27 10 11 26,27 10 11 26,27
9 VR101-109
8
8
VR201-208 VR101-108 VR201-208 IC117,118 (20P)
20MHz 20MHz 20MHz 20MHz
+5D
X201 X101 X201 X101
Multiplexer
16
2:1 X2
CN302 CN302
3
(7P) (7P)
IC119 (16P) 5
LS9-32 only * The number beside an oblique line / shows that there are the same number of the same signal lines.
CN103 The number indicates that the same signal lines are connected in parallel.
(9P) D[xx], SW[xx], or LD[xx] indicates the number of E-BUS matrix signal lines.
CN451 CN102 /
DSP (LS9-16) (26P) (7P)
DSP32 (LS9-32) See page 7 D[xx] SW[xx] LD[xx]E-BUS Control panel Assembly
28CA1-2001008871-3 BLOCK DIAGRAM003 (LS9-16/LS9-32) 5 6
6
5
4
3
2
1
6
H
HAAD2 (INPUT 1-8)
DSP (LS9-16)
DSP32 (LS9-32)
+5VA +3.3D
IC102 (8P) IC104 (8P)
5 7 2 1 1,23,
1 7,19
IC105 (8P) 28
JK101 6
G
6 4
7 IC106
2 1 5 (28P)
15
IC205 (8P)
28CA1-2001008871-4
6 25
7
2 1 24
10
17
14
13
IC202 IC204
2
JK201
IC302 IC304
IC305
3
JK301
IC306
INPUT IC402 IC404
DA (OMNI OUT 1-8)
4 IC405
JK401
IC502 IC504
IC505 +3.3D +5VA
5 IC101 (8P) IC102
F
JK501 +5A (8P)

IC506 2 18
DVDD AVDD 22 2 7
JK101
1 5 7
IC602 IC604 17 1
VREFH 23 3 1
6 IC605
JK601 CN901 (11P),
CN901 (11P),
CN902 (8P) CN903 (8P) 6
IC702 IC704 IC903 IC201 (8P) IC202
IC705 (28P) (8P)
7 JK201
JK701 20 2 1 5 7 7
2
BLOCK DIAGRAM 004 (LS9-16/LS9-32)
IC706
4
5
7
3
21 3 1
IC802 IC804
8 IC805
JK801
JK301 OMNI OUT
CN851(DSP) 3
IC904 JK401
CN801(DSP32 only) The same as the above
(23P) 4
22,23
+5D JK501
IC905
5
57,58 JK601
19
The same as the above
6
E
52
IC903 54 JK701
(64P)
CN901 IC906
7
(23P) The same as the above JK801
8
CN852(DSP)
CN802(DSP32 only) CN902 (11P)
(23P)
HAAD2 (INPUT 9-16)

CN902 (11P)
The same as the above CN901
(23P) CN903 DA (OMNI OUT 9-16)
(DSP32 only)
(8P) JK101
IC903
9
The same as the above JK201
10
CN851(DSP32) CN903
(23P) (8P) JK301
IC904
11
D
HAAD2 (INPUT 17-24) The same as the above JK401

12
The same as the above CN901 OMNI OUT
(23P) JK501
13
IC905
The same as the above JK601
14
JK701
CN852(DSP32)
IC906
15
(23P) The same as the above JK801
16
HAAD2 (INPUT 25-32)
The same as the above CN901
(23P)
LS9-32 only
LS9-32 only
See page 7
C
PHN
+3.3D +5A
2 18 IC906 (8P)
+5V DVDD AVDD 22 2 1
23 3
17 VREFH IC907 (8P)
6
3
6 VR901 PHONES
IC904 7
(28P) 1 JK901
IC906 (8P) IC907 (8P)
21 5 7
20 6
4
5
7
3
CN931 (12P) CN902 (12P)

B
A

ANALOG INPUT/OUTPUT BLOCK
LS9-16/LS9-32
H G F E D C B A
BLOCK DIAGRAM 005 (LS9-16/LS9-32) IC301,IC302 LS9-16/LS9-32

(20P) +5D +5D
20 DIR
CN501 (34P) CN301 (34P)
DSP (LS9-16) CS8416 24,39 JK101
+3.3D
20 IC102 (44P) 2TR IN DIGITAL
DSP32 (LS9-32) CN502 (38P) CN401 (38P)
DIT 1
CS8406 2TR OUT DIGITAL
IC403-IC405 8
(20P) IC101 (16P)
256FS,
128FS,
SYNC
+5D +5D JK202
16 14
MY CARD SLOT
256FS,128FS,64FS,SYNC,FS 13 IN
MS256,MSSYNC,MSWCLK IC202 (16P) WORD CLOCK
Master Clock
FS 10 9
Tx, Rx 16
OUT
CN301 +5D IC203 (16P) JK203
+5D
(34P) 6 JK201
1,3
5 PC IN
IC204 (6P) MIDI
1,5 2,8
OUT
SLOT (LS9-16) +5D
14
IC201 (14P)
SLOT 1, 2 (LS9-32)
CN501 Ethernet
(34P) JK Controller
JK401 2
Master Clock
X481
8MHz
+5D CN103 (9P) PNMS
32,34
USB Host
19,43 SIO4 CN502
CN501 (9P) (4P)
IC481
(48P)
256FS,64FS,FS
X481 60MHz Tx_CPU HAAD2 (1) (2)
ADIN 1-16 (INPUT 1-16)
1/2 1/2 /RESET_ADA,/RESET_CPU
2TR INOUT CN901 (23P)
2ch/2line CN801,CN802 (LS9-32 only)
3 12 2
CN851,CN852 3
(IC351, (IC201- SLOT OUT (23P)
352) 206) 3
4or8 2ch or 4ch/line 256FS,64FS,FS
Tx_CPU HAAD2 (3) (4)
4or8 3
SLOT IN ADIN 17-32 (INPUT 17-32)
2ch or 4ch/line /RESET_ADA,/RESET_CPU
ADIN CN901 (23P)
8or16 3 2ch/line
LS9-32 only
DSP block
256FS,64FS,FS PHN
See page 8 PHONES L-R
3 OMNI OUT
2ch/line
4or8 /RESET_ADA
CN902 (12P)
CPU PHONE OUT CN931 (12P)
CN007 CPU bus 2ch/line
(180P) 4
CN101
256FS,64FS,FS
(180P) DA
/RESET_ADA
OMNI OUT 1-8
(OMNI OUT 1-8)
CN901 (11P),
CN901 (11P), CN903 (8P)
X151 X152 CN902 (8P)
128FS,SYNC
49.152 45.1584
MHz MHz 256FS,64FS,FS
DA
+3.3D 3 3 /RESET_ADA
3 OMNIOUT 9-16
(OMNI OUT 9-16) 2: The number beside an oblique line /
1 120 119 126,127 1or2 SLOT WCIN CN903 (8P) shows that there are the same number
PLLP2 CN903 (8P) LS9-32 only
125
BNC IN of the same signal lines.
IC153 (208P) Master Clock 3: X or Y (X : LS9-16 / Y : LS9-32)
+24V,+3.3D_1,+5D_1 DCD DCA
+5D
5
IC159 DIR2 CN503 Power Supply Unit 2: /
(44P) 24,39 (14P) (DCD)
POWER_OFF
FD 3: X or Y (X : LS9-16 / Y : LS9-32)
CN951 (14P)
FD2 (LS9-32 only) CN506 (6P) (DCD)
+3.3D_2
E-BUS
CN302 E-bus
(7P) HOST +5D_2
CN102 (7P)
CN603 (6P)
DSP, JK
1: 5,21,22,33,34,42,48,66,72,77,84,91,98,106,110,118,124,130,138,146,152,165,178,185,194,201
28CA1-2001008871-5 BLOCK DIAGRAM 005 (LS9-16/LS9-32) 7 6
H G F E D C B A

DSP7#1 DSP7#2 DSP7#5 DSP7#6
IC201 (208P) IC202 (208P) IC205 (208P) IC206 (208P)
CHAD 1-4 SI_44 SO_24
INPUT 1L-2R CHAD 17-20 SI_44 SO_0 OMNIOUT 1-2 ADC 1-2 SI_0 SO_32
CHAD 1-4 DIROUT 1-4 SI_24 SO_0 SLOT1 1-4
CHAD 5-8 INPUT 3L-4R CHAD 21-24 CHAD 5-8 DIROUT 5-8
From#5
From#5
OMNIOUT 3-4
From#1
SI_45 SO_25 SI_45 SO_1 ADC 3-4 SI_1 SO_33 SI_25 SO_1 SLOT1 5-8
To#5
To#1
CHAD 9-12 SUB 1-4 CHAD 25-28 CHAD 9-12 DIROUT 9-12 SLOT1 9-12
1 CHAD 13-16
SI_46
SI_47
SO_26
SO_27
SUB 5-8 CHAD 29-32
SI_46
SI_47
SO_2
SO_3
OMNIOUT 5-6
OMNIOUT 7-8
ADC 5-6
ADC 7-8
SI_2
SI_3
SO_34
SO_35
CHAD 13-16 DIROUT 13-16
SI_26
SI_27
SO_2
SO_3 SLOT1 13-16
+2.5D +3.3D *3
SO_4 OMNIOUT 9-10 ADC 9-10 SI_4 SO_36
CHAD 17-20 DIROUT 17-20 SO_4 SLOT2 1-4
SI_32
FX1SND 5-8 OMNIOUT 11-12 ADC 11-12 CHAD 21-24 DIROUT 21-24 SLOT2 5-8
From#2
SI_20 SO_5 SI_5 SO_37 SI_33 SO_5
To#2
FX2SND 5-8 CHAD 25-28 DIROUT 25-28
From#6
SI_21 SO_6 OMNIOUT 13-14 ADC 13-14 SI_6 SO_38 SO_6 SLOT2 9-12
5,33,63,93,113, 7,24,44,65,84, SI_34
MONI2TR ML-MR SI_22 142,172,189 SO_7 OMNIOUT 15-16 ADC 15-16 SI_7 SO_39
CHAD 29-32 DIROUT 29-32 SO_7 SLOT2 13-16
104,124,144, SI_35
RES 1-4 SI_23 163,183,199
2TROUT L-R ADC 17-18(1-2) CHAD 33-36 DIROUT 33-36 SO_8 MP3OUT L-R
INPUT 17-20 SO_8 SI_8 SO_40 SI_40
SO_28 SI_28 PHONE L-R CHAD 37-40 DIROUT 37-40
From#3
INPUT 21-24 SO_9 ADC 19-20(3-4) SI_9 SO_41 SI_41
+3.3D
To#3
SO_29 SI_29 ADC 21-22(5-6) CHAD 41-44 DIROUT 41-44
INPUT 25-28 SI_10 SO_42 SI_42
SO_30 SI_30 ADC 23-24(7-8) CHAD 45-48 DIROUT 45-48 +3.3D
SO_31 INPUT 29-32 SI_31
SI_11 SO_43 SI_43
+2.5D *4
CHAD 49-52 *3
7,24,44,65,84,
INSIN 17-20
ADC 25-26(9-10) SI_12 SO_44 DIROUT 49-52 SI_44
104,124,144, SO_32 SI_32 ADC 27-28(11-12) CHAD 53-56 DIROUT 53-56
From#4
INSIN 21-24 SI_13 SO_45 SI_45 7,24,44,65,84,
To#4
163,183,199 SO_33 SI_33 5,33,63,93,113, ADC 29-30(13-14) SI_14 CHAD 57-60 DIROUT 57-60
INSIN 25-28 SO_46 SI_46 104,124,144,
SO_34 SI_34 142,172,189 ADC 31-32(15-16) SI_15 CHAD 61-64 DIROUT 61-64 163,183,199
SO_35 INSIN 29-32 SI_35
SO_47 SI_47
*2
SI_10 XMIX 1-4 XMIX 1-4 XMIX 1-4 XMIX 1-4
SI_11 SO_56 SI_48 SO_56 SI_48 SO_56 SI_48 +2.5D
XMIX 5-8 XMIX 5-8 XMIX 5-8 XMIX 5-8
SO_57 SI_49 SO_57 SI_49 SO_57 SI_49
XMIX 9-12 XMIX 9-12 XMIX 9-12 XMIX 9-12
SO_58 SI_50 SO_58 SI_50 SO_58 SI_50
2 SO_59 XMIX 13-16 SI_51 SO_59 XMIX 13-16 XMIX 13-16
SI_51 SO_59 XMIX 13-16 SI_51
5,33,63,93,113,
XMAT 1-4 XMAT 1-4 142,172,189
SLOT1 1-4 SI_0 SO_60 XMAT 1-4 SI_52 SO_60 XMAT 1-4 SI_52 SO_60 SI_52
SLOT1 5-8 XMAT 5-8 XMAT 5-8 XMAT 5-8 XMAT 5-8
SI_1 SO_61 SI_53 SO_61 SI_53 SO_61 SI_53
SLOT1 9-12 XST L,R,C XST L,R,C XST L,R,C XST L,R,C
SI_2 SO_62 SI_54 SO_62 SI_54 SO_62 SI_54
SLOT1 13-16 XCUE L,R XCUE L,R XCUE L,R XCUE L,R
SI_3 SO_63 SI_55 SO_63 SI_55 SO_63 SI_55
SO_12 FX1SND 1-4
+3.3D FX1SND 5-8
SLOT2 1-4 DIROUT 17-20 SO_13
SI_4 DIROUT 1-4 SO_36 FX2SND 1-4
SO_36 DIROUT 21-24 SO_14
ToDSP6
SLOT2 5-8 SI_5
*3 SO_37 DIROUT 5-8 SO_37 7,24,44,65,84, INSOUT 1-4 SI_28 SO_15 FX2SND 5-8
SLOT2 9-12 SI_6 DIROUT 25-28
DIROUT 9-12 SO_38 INSOUT 5-8 FX3SND 1-4
From#1
SO_38 104,124,144, +2.5D SI_29 SO_16
SLOT2 13-16 SI_7 DIROUT 29-32
SO_39 DIROUT 13-16 SO_39 163,183,199 INSOUT 9-12 SI_30 SO_17 FX4SND 1-4
To#6
INPUT 1L-2R SI_20
INSOUT 13-16 SI_31 SO_18 GEQSND 1-4
2TR D IN L-R INSOUT 17-20
SI_8 INSOUT 1-4 SO_40 INPUT 3L-4R
From#1
MP3IN L-R SO_40 INSOUT 21-24 SI_21 5,33,63,93,113,
SI_9
SO_41 INSOUT 5-8 SO_41 SUB 1-4 SI_22 142,172,189 INSOUT 17-20 SI_36
INSOUT 25-28
From#2
INSOUT 9-12 SO_42 SUB 5-8 INSOUT 21-24 SI_37 SO_19 2TRPHONE L-R
FX1RTN 1-4 SO_42 INSOUT 29-32 SI_23
To#1,2,3,4
SI_12 INSOUT 13-16 SO_43 INSOUT 25-28 SI_38
FX1RTN 5-8 SO_43
FromDSP6
SI_13 INSOUT 29-32 OMNIOUT 1-4

FX2RTN 1-4 RES 1-4 SI_39
To#6
SI_14 MIX NSIN 1-4 FX1SND 5-8 SO_28 SO_20
To#2
2RTN 5-8FX SO_48 SI_20 SO_21
OMNIOUT 5-8
SI_15 MIX INSIN 5-8 FX2SND 5-8 MIX INSIN 1-4 OMNIOUT 9-12
FX3RTN 1-4 SO_49 SI_21 SI_56 SO_22
SI_16 MIX INSIN 9-12 RES 1-4 SI_24 MIX INSIN 5-8 OMNIOUT 13-16
FX4RTN 1-4 SO_50 SI_22 SI_57 SO_23
SI_17 MIX INSIN 13-16 2TRPHONE L-R MONI2TR ML-MR MIX INSIN 9-12
3
To#1
SO_51 SI_23 SO_29 SI_58
From#6
MIX INSIN 13-16
From#1
SI_59
GEQRTN 1-4 MAT INSIN 1-4 OMNIOUT 1-4
From#5
SI_18 SO_52 SI_24

GEQRTN 5-8 SI_19 MAT INSIN 5-8 OMNIOUT 5-8 MAT INSIN 1-4
SO_53 SI_25 GEQSND 1-4 SI_60
From#6
ST INSIN L,R,C,ML OMNIOUT 9-12 SI_25 MAT INSIN 5-8
SO_54 SI_26 FX1SND 5-8 GEQRTN 1-4 SI_61 SDRAM
To#1,3
MONI INSIN L,R,C,MR OMNIOUT 13-16 SI_26 SO_30 ST INSIN L,R,C,ML
SO_55 SI_27 FX2SND 5-8 GEQRTN 5-8 SI_62 64Mbit
SI_27 SO_31 MONI INSIN L,R,C,MR SI_63 IC207 (54P)
DSP7#3 *1 DSP7#4 *1
IC203 (208P) IC204 (208P)
XMIX 1-4 SI_48 SO_56 XMIX 1-4 SI_48 SO_56 XMIX 1-4
XMAT 1-4 SI_52 SO_60 XMAT 1-4 SI_52 SO_60 XMAT 1-4 +3.3D
XMAT 5-8 SI_53 SO_61 XMAT 5-8 SI_53 SO_61 XMAT 5-8
XST L,R,C SI_54 SO_62 XST L,R,C SI_54 SO_62 XST L,R,C +5D
XCUE L,R SI_55 SO_63 XCUE L,R SI_55 SO_63 XCUE L,R 1,6,20
+3.3D DRAM
4 SLOT1 1-4
SLOT1 5-8
SI_0 SO_28 INPUT 49-52
INPUT 53-56
SI_28
5,8,20,46,64,87,
113,134,152,176 4Mbit X2
SI_1 SO_29 SI_29
DSP6#1 IC353,354 (40P)
SLOT1 9-12 SI_2 SO_30 INPUT 57-60 SI_30 1,33,45,88,
SLOT1 13-16 SI_3 SO_31 INPUT 61-64 SI_31 101,132,165
IC351 (176P)
FX1SND 1-4 FX1RTN 1-4
NOTE)
DIROUT 33-36 DIROUT 49-52 SI_0 SO_0
SLOT2 1-4
SLOT2 5-8
SI_4 SO_36
DIROUT 37-40
SO_36
DIROUT 53-56
FX1SND 5-8 SI_1 SO_1 FX1RTN 5-8 *1: DSP7 IC103, IC204 is not mounted on the LS9-16.
SI_5 SO_37 SO_37
*2: On the LS9-16, the clearances are short-circuited.
To#6
To#6
SLOT2 9-12 SI_6 SO_38 DIROUT 41-44 SO_38 DIROUT 57-60 FX3SND 1-4 SI_2 SO_2 FX3RTN 1-4
SLOT2 13-16 SI_7 SO_39 DIROUT 45-48 +3.3D SO_39 DIROUT 61-64 *3: Output mode in case of LS9-16.
FXCASA 1-20 FXCASB 1-20
2TR D IN L-R
SI_3-7 SO_3-7 *4: In case of LS9-16, the names in the parentheses ( ) are used.
SI_8
From#6
MP3IN L-R
To#1,3
SI_9 7,24,44,65,84,
104,124,144,
FX1RTN 1-4 163,183,199 +2.5D
SI_12 +3.3D
FX1RTN 5-8 FXCASB 1-20 FXCASA 1-20

FromDSP6
SI_13 SO_3-7 SI_3-7

FX2RTN 1-4
*1LS9-16DSP7 IC203, IC204
SI_14
FX2RTN 5-8 SI_15
5,33,63,93,113,
7,24,44,65,84, FX1SND 1-4 FX1RTN 1-4
FX3RTN 1-4 SI_16 104,124,144,
142,172,189
FX1SND 5-8
SI_0 SO_0
FX1RTN 5-8 *2LS9-16
FX4RTN 1-4 SI_1 SO_1
SI_17 163,183,199
FX3SND 1-4 FX3RTN 1-4 *3LS9-16
SI_2 SO_2
GEQRTN 1-4 *4LS9-16
5
From#5
SI_18 1,33,45,88,
GEQRTN 5-8 +2.5D DSP6#2
SI_19 101,132,165
IC352 (176P) DRAM
4Mbit X2
5,8,20,46,64,87,
5,33,63,93,113, IC355,356 (40P)
FX1SND 5-8 142,172,189 FX1SND 5-8 +3.3D 113,134,152,176
SI_24 SI_24
FX2SND 5-8 FX2SND 5-8 1,6,20
From#6
From#6
SI_25 SI_25
RES 1-4 RES 1-4
SI_26 SI_26 +5D
+3.3D
CHAD 33-36 SI_44 CHAD 49-52 SI_44
CHAD 37-40 CHAD 53-56
From#5
From#5
SI_45 SI_45
CHAD 41-44 SI_46 CHAD 57-60 SI_46
CHAD 45-48 CHAD 61-64
SI_47 SI_47
SI_23
DSP blockDSP
SI_10
SI_11
6 8 28CA1-2001008871-6 SI_27 BLOCK DIAGRAM 006 (LS9-16/LS9-32)

H G F E D C B A

CN501 DCD DSP (LS9-16) DSP32 (LS9-32)
IC651 (5P) CN506 CN603 CN601,602
(8P)
+24V +5D_2 (6P) (6P) (100P) 2or1
+5D_2
1
DC-DC 2 MY CARD SLOT
CN002 1
DC-DC +3.3D_2 2or1 +3.3D_2 1
(8P) 2
6, IC611 (3P) 2or1 +5A_2
IC601 (5P) +24D_1 +2.5D Regulator +5A_2
18-21
DC-DC
Power Supply 11-14 IC612 (3P) 2or1 -5A_2
IC952 (32P) Regulator -5A_2
Unit +5D_1 IC001 IC609 (3P) Regulator +15A_2 2or1
DC-DC CPU +15A_2
6, 11-14
(5P)
18-21 IC551 (32P) 1.9V IC610 (3P) Regulator -15A_2 2or1 -15A_2
CN007 Regulator
CN503 CN951
(180P) 2or1 +20A_2
CN001 (14P) (14P)
(5P) CN101 +1.6D
+3.3D_1 (180P)
1 Regulator 3 CN601 CN602
CN002 IC401 (5P) +3.3D_1 (26P) (20P) +3.3D_1
(5P) 6,
DC-DC 11-14
CN931 CN451 LCD Unit
18-21 IC501 (32P) +5LD +320V
CN102 (7P) CN604 (7P) (12P) (26P) Trans
CN603 CN604
ACIN (2P) T601 INV (2P)
2or1
SW101 CN302 (7P)
+5D_1
CN304 (2P)
2
+5LD
2or1 2or1 +5LD
+5LD
POWER 1
DC-DC 2 CN101
PNIN
CN202 (12P) 2or1 +5D_1 X1 (LS9-16)
ON IC701 (32P) (12P)
X2 (LS9-32)
OFF 2or1 +24D_1 +8V
1 DC-DC
2
CN504, CN303 (8P), IC120,125 (5P) +5LD
CN101 PNMS
CN001 CN505 (LS9-32 only) CN302 (7P) CN102 (12P)
(8P)
+5D_1 (12P)
(2P)
FD FD2 (LS9-32 only)
CN103
(7P)
+3.3D1 CN902
(12P)
AC INLET +5D_1 +3.3D_1
IC905 (3P)
AC 100-240V +24V +7.5V +5A_1 +5V
2 DC-DC Regulator
CN502 CN101
1 3
IC101 (7P) +5A_1 +15A_1 +12V
(6P) (6P) Regulator Regulator
IC102 (3P) -15A_1 IC901 (3P)
+20A_1
CN901 (6P) PHN
-7.5V CN104
1
DC-DC 2 (6P)
IC151 (5P) Regulator -5A_1 CN001 (14P) (LS9-16) X1 (LS9-16)
DA X2 (LS9-32)
LS9-32 only
CN002 (14P) (LS9-32)
IC152 (3P) +3.3D_1
+3.3D_1
IC003 (3P)
+7.5V +5V IC907-910
Regulator +7.5V
WARNING (3P)
+17.5V +17.5V IC001 (3P) +15V
Components having special characteristics
1
DC-DC Regulator +17.5V
2 Regulator
are marked and must be replaced with IC203 (5P) -17.5V
Regulator -15V -17.5V
parts having specification equal to those +17.5V
CN102
1
DC-DC Regulator
+15A_1
(14P)
+20A_1 IC002 (3P) +5A +20A_1
originally installed. 2 4
IC201 (5P) IC202 (3P)
CN001
4or2 +3.3D_1 (14P)
HAAD2 (LS9-32 only)
4or2 +5D_1
X2 (LS9-16)
X4 (LS9-32)
4or2 +5A_1
-17.5V 4or2 -5A_1

1
DC-DC 2 CN902 (16P)
IC253 (5P) 4or2 +15A_1
-17.5V -15A_1 4or2 -15A_1

1
DC-DC 2
Regulator
IC251 (5P) IC252 (3P) 4or2 +48V
IC301 (3P) CN105,106
+20A_1 (LS9-32 only)
Regulator CN107,108
IC752 (3P) CN507 FAN Regulator +20A_2 (16P) 5
+12V (3P)
Regulator IC302 (3P)
5 DC-DC +48V
4
+12V DCA
1 DC-DC IC401 (5P)
2
IC801 (5P) CN508
(2P) LS9-32 only
* The number above an oblique line / shows that there are the same number of the same signal systems.
CN011 /
(2P)
LAMP GENARAL DIAGRAM
28CA1-2001008871-7 1 BLOCK DIAGRAM 007 (LS9-16/LS9-32) 9 6
H G F E D C B A

O
LS9-16/LS9-32
N
MIX ST O MATRIX CUE
1 2 ... 1516 L R (C) 1 2 ... 7 8 L R
CASCADE OUT
ON MIX CASCADE OUT1-16
ON To OUTPUT PATCH
CASCADE IN To OUTPUT PATCH
To OUTPUT PATCH
To OUTPUT PATCH
SLOT 1-16 STEREO CASCADE OUT L,R,MONO(C) To OUTPUT PATCH
{SLOT1 1-16} To OUTPUT PATCH
{SLOT2 1-16} CASCADE To OUTPUT PATCH
1 IN
SELECT
MATRIX CASCADE OUT1-8 To OUTPUT PATCH
To OUTPUT PATCH
To OUTPUT PATCH
To OUTPUT PATCH
CUE CASCADE OUT LR To OUTPUT PATCH
To OUTPUT PATCH
TALKBAC K
INPUT 1-16{32} INPUT
SELECT ON
+48V MASTER MIX 1-16
+48V OSCILLATOR OSC To RACKIN PATCH INSERT POINT
ON To OUTPUT PATCH MIX
METER PRE FADER INSERT OUT
LEVEL ON INSERT OUT 1-16 PRE EQ INSERT OUT
HA Sine Wave MIX
+48V INPUT INSERT IN 1-16
METER PATCH Pink Noise PRE EQ EQ OUT DYNA OUT PRE FADER POST ON
HPF LPF METER METER METER METER METER
Burst Noise
[INPUT] INPUT 1
2
3
+
- AD INPUT GR METER LEVEL
ON (13-16)To KEYIN
[1-16{32}] GAIN/TRIM
INPUT
1-16{32}
INSERT
ATT
4BAND
COMP
COMPAND
INSERT MIX OUT1-16 To RACKIN PATCH
15,16{31,32} CH 1-32{64} EQ
EXPAND
To OUTPUT PATCH
2TR IN To RACKIN PATCH INSERT POINT PRE FADER
To MONITOR SELECT
To OUTPUT PATCH CH PRE FADER INSERT OUT ON LEVEL DIRECT OUT 1-32{64} PRE EQ POST EQ INSERT OUT PRE FADER POST ON
COAXIAL METER INSERT OUT 1-32 PRE HPF / PRE EQ / PRE FADER To OUTPUT PATCH Keyin
PRE EQ INSERT OUT PRE EQ
2TR IN DIGITAL
[2TR IN DIGITAL] 2
2TR IN L,R CH
INSERT IN 1-32 PRE EQ EQ OUT DYNA1OUT DYNA2OUT PRE FADER POST ON
PAN POST PAN L
POST PAN R CUE ON
INSERT OUT Self PRE EQ/Self POST EQ/MIX13-16 OUT/
MIX(1-8,9-16) POST EQ
LR MONO TO MONO TO ST PAN MODE (PRE FADER)PFL / (POST ON)AFL
METER METER METER METER METER METER ST L
PRE HPF GR METER GR METER LEVEL MATRIX1,3...7 LEVEL ON To MATRIX
PLAYBACK OUT ON MONO(C) PRE FADER / POST ON
TO LCR
2
METER GATE COMP LCR MATRIX2,4...8 LEVEL ON VARI
METER INSERT 4BAND INSERT
HPF ATT DUCK COMPAND ST R
PLAYBACK OUT PLAYBACK EQ
DECODER OUT L,R
32 EXPAND DE-ESSER CSR LEVEL ON
PRE FADER / POST ON
To MATRIX
2 {64} COMP
RECORDER CUE PRE HPF PRE EQ POST EQ PRE FADER POST ON PAN VARI
PRE EQ KEYIN CUE PRE FADER STEREO PAN
PAN MODE TO ST TO MONO LR MONO
INSERT OUT Keyin Filter INSERT OUT ST L
Keyin PAN LINK
[ ] To CASCADE IN
Self PRE EQ
Self POST EQ To MIX POST ON
ON MIX1,3...15 MONO(C) TO LCR LCR
USB SELECT MIX13-16 OUT
To MONITOR CH[1-8,9-16,17-24,25-32]POST EQ{16} FIXED ON MIX2,4...16 ST R POST ON
SELECT CH[1-8,9-16,17-24,25-32,33-40,41-48,49-56,57-64]POST EQ{32} CSR
To MIX ON
POST PAN L
SLOTIN SLOTIN FIXED ON
STEREO POST PAN R
METER METER
To MIX ON LEVEL STEREO L,R,MONO(C)
SLOT 1-16 PRE EQ / PRE FADER / POST ON
[SLOT SLOT {SLOT1}
16
{SLOT1 1-16} VARI ON LEVEL To RACKIN PATCH
To OUTPUT PATCH STEREO
INSERT POINT
PRE FADER INSERT OUT
INSERT OUT L,R,MONO(C)
{SLOT1,SLOT2}] {SLOT2}
16
{SLOT2 1-16} To MIX
VARI
PRE EQ / PRE FADER / POST ON
ON LEVEL
PAN STEREO
PRE EQ INSERT OUT
STEREO INSERT IN L,R,MONO(C) PRE EQ EQ OUT DYNA OUT PRE FADER POST ON
(PRE FADER)PFL / (POST ON)AFL / POST PAN L ON CUE L METER METER METER METER METER
GR METER LEVEL BAL
RACK1 OUT (PRE FADER)PFL / (POST ON)AFL / POST PAN R ON CUE R ON STEREO OUT
INSERT COMP L,R,MONO(C)
A(L)/B(R) 4BAND INSERT To OUTPUT PATCH
ATT COMPAND
RACK2 OUT EQ To MONITOR SELECT
EXPAND
A(L)/B(R) PRE FADER
RACK3 OUT PRE EQ POST EQ INSERT OUT PRE FADER POST ON
Keyin To STEREO OUT L+C,R+C
A(L)/B(R) PRE EQ
RACK4 OUT ST(L,R,MONO(C)) POST EQ
A(L)/B(R) CUE ON
3 RACK5 OUT
A(L)/B(R)
POST PAN L
MATRIX1,3...7 LEVEL ON
(PRE FADER)PFL / (POST ON)AFL
PRE FADER / POST ON To MATRIX

STEREO OUT L
STEREO OUT L+C
To OUTPUT PATCH
RACK6 OUT ST IN 1L-4R BAL
POST PAN R MATRIX2,4...8 LEVEL ON VARI
A(L)/B(R) PRE EQ EQ OUT DYNA1OUT DYNA2OUT PRE FADER POST ON PAN MODE STEREO OUT MONO(C)
METER METER METER METER METER METER LR MONO TO MONO TO ST ST L
RACK7 OUT LEVEL ON To MATRIX STEREO OUT R+C
A(L)/B(R) PRE HPF GR METER GR METER LEVEL PRE FADER / POST ON STEREO OUT R To OUTPUT PATCH
ON MONO(C) PAN VARI
RACK8 OUT METER GATE COMP LCR TO LCR STEREO
A(L)/B(R) 4BAND DUCK
HPF ATT COMPAND ST R
EQ EXPAND
8 DE-ESSER CSR
COMP
PRE HPF PRE EQ POST EQ PRE FADER POST ON
INSERT KEYIN CUE
IN Keyin Filter MATRIX 1-8
PATCH Keyin PAN LINK
To RACKIN PATCH
Self PRE EQ ON MIX1,3...15 To OUTPUT PATCH INSERT POINT
SLOT 1-16 Self POST EQ To MIX POST ON MATRIX PRE FADER INSERT OUT
MIX13-16 OUT ON MIX2,4...16 INSERT OUT 1-8 PRE EQ INSERT OUT
{SLOT1 1-16} FIXED
ST IN 1L-4R POST EQ MATRIX
To MIX ON INSERT IN 1-8 PRE EQ EQ OUT
{SLOT2 1-16} POST PAN L DYNA OUT PRE FADER POST ON
FIXED METER METER METER METER METER
POST PAN R ON
STEREO GR METER LEVEL
RACK To MIX ON LEVEL COMP
ON MATRIX OUT 1-8
PRE EQ / PRE FADER / POST ON INSERT 4BAND INSERT
COMPAND To OUTPUT PATCH
VARI ON LEVEL ATT
EQ To MONITOR SELECT
EXPAND
PRE FADER
RACK RACK1 To MIX
PRE EQ / PRE FADER / POST ON
ON LEVEL PRE EQ POST EQ INSERT OUT PRE FADER POST ON
BAL Keyin
IN METER RACK IN METER RACK OUT
VARI
STEREO
PRE EQ
PATCH MATRIX1-8 POST EQ
31BandGEQ CUE ON
(PRE FADER)PFL / (POST ON)AFL
(PRE FADER)PFL / (POST ON)AFL / POST PAN L ON CUE L
4 RACK1 IN
METER RACK IN A
METER RACK IN B
Flex15GEQ
METER RACK OUT A
METER RACK OUT B
(PRE FADER)PFL / (POST ON)AFL / POST PAN R ON CUE R
MIX OUT RACK1 OUT

A(L)/B(R)
1-16 A(L)/B(R)
CUE TRIM
RACK2 IN (INPUT/OUTPUT/DCA)
RACK2 (same as RACK1) RACK2 OUT MONO
MATRIX OUT
A(L)/B(R) A(L)/B(R) CUE L METER CUE L
1-8
RACK3 IN
RACK3 (same as RACK1) RACK3 OUT CH INSERT IN 1-32 To CH INSERT IN KEYIN CUE KEYIN CH1-32{64} KEYIN CUE ON CUE R METER CUE R
A(L)/B(R) A(L)/B(R) 32 KEYIN ST IN1L-4R SELECT
MIX INSERT IN 1-16 To MIX INSERT IN
STEREO OUT RACK4 IN RACK4 OUT 16
L,R,MONO(C) A(L)/B(R) RACK4 (same as RACK1) EFFECT CUE ON
A(L)/B(R) STEREO INSERT IN L,R,MONO(C) To STEREO INSERT IN EFFECT CUE RACK 5-8 OUT L/R SELECT
3
RACK5 MATRIX INSERT IN 1-8 To MATRIX INSERT IN
ON
8 RECORDER INL/R RECORDER CUE
CH METER RACK IN METER RACK OUT RECORDER CUE PLAYBACK OUT L/R SELECT
CUE LOGIC PHONES
INSERT OUT LEVEL LINK
PHONES L To PHONES OUT
1-32 31BandGEQ 2TRD L,R
OUTPUTS INPUT 15,16{31,32} PHONES R To PHONES OUT
METER RACK IN A METER RACK OUT A PLAYBACK OUT
MIX MIX CASCADE OUT 1- 16 Tip
METER RACK IN B METER RACK OUT B STEREO CASCADE OUT L,R,MONO(C)
INSERT OUT
1-16
Flex15GEQ MATRIX CASCADE OUT 1-8 PHONES OUT LR 2
DA Ring [PHONES] STEREO OUT L,R MONO
M O N IT O R S E L E C T
METER RACK IN L METER RACK OUT L
CUE CASCADE OUT L,R Sleeve STEREO OUT MONO(C) MONITOR L METER MONITOR L MONITOR OUT L
To OUTPUT PATCH
STEREO OUT L,C,R
D IM M E R
METER RACK IN R METER RACK OUT R DIRECT OUT 1-32{64} PHONES LEVEL
STEREO EF FE CT MONITOR R METER MONITOR R MONITOR OUT R
To OUTPUT PATCH
MIX OUT 1-16 OUTPUT ATT TRIM 2TRD L,R
INSERT OUT STEREO OUT L,R,MONO(C) PATCH DELAY METER SLOT OUT INPUT 15,16{31,32}
EFFECT CUE SLOT{SLOT1}
[SLOT MONITOR MONO(C) METER MONITOR MONO(C) MONITOR OUT MONO(C)
5
L,R,MONO(C) RACK5 IN RACK5 OUT MATRIX OUT 1-8 (MAX:600ms) 16 PLAYBACK OUT To OUTPUT PATCH
A(L)/B(R) A(L)/B(R) MONITOR OUT L,R,MONO(C) DELAY METER SLOT OUT ON
RACK6 IN
CH INSERT OUT 1- 32 (MAX:600ms) 16
{SLOT2} {SLOT1,SLOT2}] STEREO OUT
DEFINE
MIX
TALKBACK ON
+MONO(C)
RACK6 OUT MIX INSERT OUT 1- 16 MONITOR DIMM ON MONITOR LEVEL
MATRIX RACK6 (same as RACK5) L,R
INSERT OUT
A(L)/B(R) A(L)/B(R) STEREO INSERT OUT L,R,MONO(C) (MAX:8ch)
MATRIX INSERT OUT 1- 8 STEREO OUT
1-8 RACK7 IN MONO(C)
RACK7 OUT
A(L)/B(R)
RACK7 (same as RACK5) DIRECT OUT 1-32{64} MIX OUT1-16
A(L)/B(R)
ATT TRIM
MIX OUT 1-16 OUTPUT METER OMNI OUT 2 MATRIX OUT1-8
RACK8 IN
RACK8 (same as RACK5) RACK8 OUT STEREO OUT L,R,MONO(C)
PATCH
DELAY
(MAX:600ms)
DA +
- 1 [OMNI OUT] (1-8{16})
A(L)/B(R) A(L)/B(R) MATRIX OUT 1-8 8 { 16 } 3
MONITOR OUT L,R,MONO(C)
DIRECT OUT 1-32{64} ATT TRIM COAXIAL
MIX OUT 1-16 OUTPUT METER 2TR OUT
STEREO OUT L,R,MONO(C),L+C,R+C
PATCH
DELAY
(MAX:600ms) 2
DIT [2TR OUT DIGITAL]
MATRIX OUT 1- 8
MONITOR OUT L,R,MONO(C)
DIRECT OUT 1-32{64}
MIXER BLOCK DIAGRAM
ATT
METER
MIX OUT 1-16
STEREO OUT L,R,MONO(C),L+C,R+C
OUTPUT
2
RECORDER IN
ENCODER [ ]
PATCH RECORDER CUE
MATRIX OUT 1-8 USB
6 10 28CA1-2001008871-8 BLOCK DIAGRAM 008 (LS9-16/LS9-32)

H G F E D C B A
Analog Digital Digital Analog 1

MASTER
Analog Digital INPUT EQ DYN DYN BUS EQ LEVEL MASTER OUTPUT ,ATT, Analog
GAIN AD DA
PATCH HPF INSERT ATT. (x4) 1 2 INSERT LEVEL ON PAN Adder INSERT ATT. (x4) DYN / BAL ON PATCH DELAY TRIM
dBu dBFS Bit dBu
: Max. Input [+30dBu] Digital Clipping Level

IN IN IN Max. Output
+30 0 0 +30
[+24dBu]
+24 1 +24
+20 -10 +20
2 CASCADE IN CASCADE OUT
OUT OUT OUT
+10 -20 3 : Nominal Input [+10dBu]
Nominal Output +10
+4 4 [+4dBu]
+4
0 -30 5 0
6 PHONES
-40 Max Output -10 2
-10
7 (150mW@8 )
-20 -50 8
Nominal Output -20
9 (75mW@8 )
-30 -60 10 [The position of the level -30
control is 10dB lowered
11
-70 from Max]
-40 12 -40
@ Max. Input [-42dBu]
-50 -80 13 OMNI OUT1-16/8 -50
14 [Default setting]
-60 -90 15 -60
16 @ Nominal Input [-62dBu]
-70 -100 -70
17
-80 -110 18 : INPUT 1-32/16 (GAIN MIN.) 3
-80
19
-90 -120 20 @ INPUT 1-32/16 (GAIN MAX.) -90
21
-100 -130 -100
22
-110 -140 23
-110
24
-120 -150 25 -120
26
-130 -160 -130
27
-140 -170 28
-140
29
-150 -180 30 -150 4
31
-160 -190 -160
32
Max. DSP Noise Floor
-170 33 -170
-200
34
-180 -210 35 -180
36
-190 -190
[0dBu = 0.775Vrms] 5
[0dBFS = Full Scale]
LEVEL DIAGRAM
28CA1-2001008871-9 BLOCK DIAGRAM 009 (LS9-16/LS9-32) 11 6
H G F E D C B A
WIRING DIAGRAM (LS9-16) LS9-16

16P 16P
PNMS CN102 CN401
CN501
1 Note) In the drawing, the symbol shows an FFC connector by which 1Pin is
9P
LCD Unit connected to nPin, 2Pin to (n-1)Pin, and nPin to 1Pin.
Where, nPin is the maximum number of pins in the connector.
ENC Other connector connects 1Pin to 1Pin and nPin to nPin.
CN301 ) FFC1PinnPin2Pin(n-1)Pin
3P nPin1Pin
3P 2P 20P nPinPin
CN103 INV CN604 CN602 1Pin1PinnPinnPin
CN101 PNDA
12P CN601
CN603
2P 26P
24P 12P
2 STIN1 CN101 PNIN CN101
CN102
13P
13P
CN201
24P 12P 2P 12P
CN301 CN102 CN304 CN202
3 STIN2 CN303 CN302 FD

8P 7P
Bottom Assembly 12P 7P 9P 26P

12P 8P CN931 CN102 CN103 CN451 CPU
CN902 CN504
CN902 CN901 CN502 CN501 CN951

PHN DCD
11P 38P 34P 14P

CN503
14P
CN901
CN007
6P
180P
180P
CN501 CN507
CN101
3P
CN506
CN2
4
8P
8P
6P
CN502
6P
8P
DSP
Power Supply
Unit 14P 6P 7P
DCA CN102 CN104 CN103
CN604 CN603
6P
CN108 CN107
16P 16P
CN1
CN852 CN851
7P
5P
23P 23P
CN101
6P
FAN
16P 23P
5 CN902 CN901
CN002
ACIN
5P
14P 14P 8P 11P 11P HAAD2 INPUT 9-16

CN002 CN001 CN903 CN902 CN901
CN001
2P DA OMNI OUT 1-8 16P 23P
34P CN902 CN901
CN301
CN401
38P
JK HAAD2 INPUT 1-8

AC INLET
6 12 28CA2-2001009822 1 WIRING DIAGRAM (LS9-16)

H G F E D C B A
WIRING DIAGRAM (LS9-32) LS9-32

16P 16P
CN102 CN401
CN501
Note) In the drawing, the symbol shows an FFC connector by which 1Pin is
9P
LCD Unit connected to nPin, 2Pin to (n-1)Pin, and nPin to 1Pin.
Where, nPin is the maximum number of pins in the connector.
Other connector connects 1Pin to 1Pin and nPin to nPin.
1
ENC
CN301 2P 20P ) FFC1PinnPin2Pin(n-1)Pin
3P INV CN604 CN602 nPin1Pin
3P nPinPin
CN103 CN101 CN601 1Pin1PinnPinnPin
PNMS CN603 PNDA
12P 2P 26P
24P 12P 12P

STIN1 CN101 PNIN CN101 PNIN CN101
CN102 2
17P
17P
CN201
24P 12P 2P 12P 12P
CN301 CN102 CN304 CN202 CN202
STIN2 CN303 CN302 FD CN303 CN302 FD2

8P 7P 8P 7P
Bottom Assembly 12P 7P 9P 26P 3

12P 8P 8P CN931 CN102 CN103 CN451 CPU
CN902 CN505 CN504
CN604 CN603 CN903 CN902 CN901 CN502 CN501 CN951

PHN DCD
11P 38P 34P 14P

CN503
14P
CN901
CN007
6P
180P
180P
CN501 CN507
CN506 CN508
CN101
3P
2P
CN2
8P
8P
6P
CN502
6P
8P
CN801
23P
DSP32
Power Supply
8P
Unit 14P 6P 7P 4
CN802
CN102 CN104 CN103
23P
DCA
6P
CN106 CN107 CN108
16P 16P 16P
CN1
CN852 CN851
7P
5P
23P 23P
CN101
6P
CN105
FAN
16P
16P 23P 16P 23P

14P 14P 8P 11P 11P CN902 CN901 CN902 CN901
CN002
ACIN CN002 CN001 CN903 CN902 CN901

5
5P
DA OMNI OUT 9-16 HAAD2 INPUT 25-32 HAAD2 INPUT 9-16

CN001
2P 16P 23P 16P 23P
14P 14P 8P 11P 11P CN902 CN901 CN902 CN901
CN002 CN001 CN903 CN902 CN901
DA OMNI OUT 1-8 HAAD2 INPUT 17-24 HAAD2 INPUT 1-8

AC INLET
34P 2P
CN301 CN011
CN401
38P
LAMP
28CA2-2001009821 1
JK
WIRING DIAGRAM (LS9-32) 13 6
H G F E D C B A
ACIN CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32
ACIN
AC Inlet
POWER
ON
2 OFF
to DCD-CN501
(Page 21: P1)
POWER SUPPLY UNIT

3
4
LC9-16 only LC9-32 only
WARNING
Components having special characteristics are
marked and must be replaced with parts having : Capacitor
6 14 28CC1-2001008802 2 ACIN CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32)

W V U G S R Q P O N M L K J I H G F E D C B A
Lithium Battery
CPU 001 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) Battery VN103500 Battery
LS9-16/LS9-32 1
: Not installed VN103600 (Battery holder for VN103500)
TRANSCEIVER : Metal Film Resistor (chip) Notice for back-up battery removal. Push the battery
as shown in figure, then the battery will pop up.
for USB 48 MHz for CPU 64 MHz : Ceramic Capacitor
tekening, de batterij springt dan naar voren. Battery holder 2
For power supply when backup is not performed

SYSTEM RESET
3
SDRAM 128M OP AMP CR2032
Socket
Battery
Detection voltage: 2.7 V

2.7V
4
SRAM 2M
6
SDRAM 128M
INVERTER GATE
CPU
8
FLASH ROM 128M
10
11
not installed
REGULATOR 12
13
for EMC measurement

EMC for SDRAM
PQ070XZ01ZPH (X3180A00) RB500V-40 (V2376600)

for CPU bypass capacitors
CPU
bypass capacitors
SDRAM
14
DTC143XKA (V3033500)
REGULATOR DIODE DIGTAL TRANSISTOR
IC001 D001 TR001
WARNING
3
1 1 specification equal to those originally installed. 15
2
1 2
IN
R1 OUT
2 1: DC INPUT (Vin)
3 2: ON/OFF cont.(Vc) R2
4 1: GND
5 3: DC OUTPUT (Vo) GND
4: VC(VADJ)
5: GND
1: ANODE
2: CATHODE IN
GND
OUT 2: IN
3: OUT
CPU & Memory
28CC1-2001008797-1 CPU 001 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) 15 16
P O N M L K J I H G F E D C B A
1 CPU 002 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32
REAL TIME CLOCK
2
PCI BUS CONTROLLER
4
INVERTER
not installed
6
CPLD
not installed
7
not installed
8
SYSTEM RESET
AND GATE
9 Detection voltage: 3.0 V

3.0V
not installed
INVERTER
10
for CPLD bypass capacitors

CPLD
11 : Not installed
: Ceramic Capacitor
E-bus host, RTC, Reset
12 16 28CC1-2001008797-2 CPU 002 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32)

1
CPU 003 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32
TRANSCEIVER
2
not installed
to DSP-CN101 (LS9-16)
DSP32-CN101 (LS9-32)
(Page 23: N5) 3
TRANSCEIVER
5
AND
TRANSCEIVER
TRANSCEIVER
7
8
TRANSCEIVER
10
TRANSCEIVER
11
: Not installed
CPU BUS I/F
12
28CC1-2001008797-3 CPU 003 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) 17
K J I H G F E D C B A
CPU 004 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32

1
not installed
2
OP AMP
4 not installed
not installed
: Not installed
8
LCD & TouchPanel I/F
18 28CC1-2001008797-4 CPU 004 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32)
<LS9-16>
to DSP-CN901
(Page 35: B2)
H
<LS9-32> OP AMP
DA(OMNI OUT 1-8):
OP AMP
to DSP32-CN901
(Page 35: B2)
1,9
TRANSCEIVER DAC
3
DA(OMNI OUT 9-16): N.C.

INVERTER
<LS9-16> OP AMP
28CC1-2001008799 1
N.C. OP AMP
G
<LS9-32>
2
to DA-CN902
2,10
TRANSCEIVER
3
<LS9-16> REGULATOR +5V

to DSP-CN902
(Page 35: B3)
<LS9-32>
DA(OMNI OUT 1-8): OP AMP
to DSP32-CN902 OP AMP
(Page 35: B3)
DA(OMNI OUT 9-16): DAC
3,11
to DSP32-CN903
3
(Page 35: B4)

F
Remarks
Changing maximum output level during servicing
OMNI OUT 1 OMNI OUT 2

DA CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32)
Maximum output level Switch setting R101 R201

R102 R202 OP AMP
1 24 dBu 24 dBu side HB026300 3K OP AMP
18 dBu 18 dBu side HB026300 3K
20 dBu 18 dBu side HB026240 2.4 K

4,12
15 dBu 18 dBu side HB026430 4.3 K

3
REGULATOR +5V

R302 R402
OP AMP
OMNI OUT
1 24 dBu 24 dBu side HB026300 3K
18 dBu 18 dBu side HB026300 3K OP AMP

E
20 dBu 18 dBu side HB026240 2.4 K

5,13
15 dBu 18 dBu side HB026430 4.3 K

DAC
3
3


R502 R602
1 24 dBu 24 dBu side HB026300 3K
20 dBu 18 dBu side HB026240 2.4 K

OP AMP
15 dBu 18 dBu side HB026430 4.3 K
OP AMP
OMNI OUT 9-16: LS9-32 only

6,14
3

R702 R802
D
1 24 dBu 24 dBu side HB026300 3K REGULATOR +5V

20 dBu 18 dBu side HB026240 2.4 K
15 dBu 18 dBu side HB026430 4.3 K

OP AMP
1: Factory default setting
OP AMP
2 <LS9-32>
DA (OMNI OUT 1-8) DAC
7,15 (L)
3
CN001 CN902
14P 11P
14P 11P
CN001 CN902
REGULATOR +15V OP AMP
C
DA (OMNI OUT 9-16) OP AMP

8,16 (R)
REGULATOR +5V
3
<LS9-16> REGULATOR
to DCA-CN102 -15V
(Page 20: B1)
<LS9-32>
2
to DA-CN001
REGULATOR +5V
<LS9-16>
B
N.C.
<LS9-32>
DA(OMNI OUT 1-8):
1
1
N.C.
IC002
2
2
1
TR001
DA(OMNI OUT 9-16):

DIODE
IC907-910
2
3
to DCA-CN102
D001,003,004
1
2
(WB880900)
2
(Page 20: B1)

3
TRANSISTOR
10EDA40-TA1B2
REGULATOR +5V
REGULATOR -15V
3
1
1: BASE
2SC2712 (VJ927100)
INPUT
TAB IS
2: GND
1: ANODE
3: INPUT
2: EMITTER
2: INPUT
NJM78L05UA (XJ598A00)
1: OUTPUT
LM2990SX-15 (X3949A00)
2: CATHODE
3: OUTPUT
3: COLLECTOR
1: COMMON
3
1
2
1
: Not installed
IC001
IC003
1
3
2
1
TR004
3
2
1
TR003
2
3
A
2
3
1
3
DA CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32)

DA Converter
LS9-16/LS9-32
2 3
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
TRANSISTOR
REGULATOR +5V
2
REGULATOR +15V
: Metal Film Resistor

3
GND
1: BASE
2: BASE
2SB1132 (VG013300)
2SA1052 (VQ395600)
3: BASE
TAB IS
2SD1915F (VK432900)
2: GND
2: GND
3: EMITTER
1: EMITTER
1: INPUT
1: INPUT
1: EMITTER
19
: Mylar Capacitor
3: OUTPUT
NJM7805DLA (XW674A00)
3: OUTPUT
2: COLLECTOR
3: COLLECTOR
TR101,102,201,202,301,302,401,402
LM2940CSX-15 (X4365A00)
501,502,601,602,701,702,801,802
2: COLLECTOR
6
5
4
3
2
1
H G F E D C B A
DCA CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32

+5A (DC-DC +7.5V Output)
DC-DC CONVERTER to DA(OMNI OUT 1-8)

1 -CN001 (LS9-16)
to DCD-CN502 (Page 19: C5)
(Page 21: P4) DA(OMNI OUT 9-16)
REGULATOR +5V -CN002 (LS9-32)
(Page 19: B5) to PHN-CN901
(Page 54: H5)
-5A (DC-DC -7.5V Output)
DC-DC CONVERTER
DSP32-CN604 (LS9-32)
(Page 33: I11)
REGULATOR -5V
LM2676SX-ADJ (X8074A00) LM2990SX-15 (X3949A00)
DC-DC CONVERTER REGULATOR -15V
2 IC101
Tab is
IC252
N.C. (LS9-16)
Ground TAB IS
INPUT to HAAD2(INPUT 25-32)
1
2 -CN902 (LS9-32)
3
1: SWITCH 4
OUTPUT 5
6
1
2
(Page 49: O8)
2: INPUT 7
3: C BOOST 3
4: GROUND 1: COMMON
5: NO CONNECTION 2: INPUT
6: FEEDBACK
7: ON/OFF
3: OUTPUT +15A (DC-DC +17.5V Output)
LM2585SX-ADJ (X4360A00) LM2592HVSX-ADJ (X4364A00) DC-DC CONVERTER
DC-DC CONVERTER DC-DC CONVERTER
IC401 IC151,251,253
Metal
Tab Metal
GND Tab
GND
REGULATOR +20V
1
2 1
3 2
4
5
3
4 REGULATOR +15V
1: COMPENSATION 5 1: VIN
2: FEEDBACK 2: OUTPUT
3: GROUND 3: GROUND
4: SWITCH 4: FEEDBACK
3 LM2940CSX-15 (X4365A00)
5: VIN
LM2940CSX-5.0 (X4366A00)
5: ON/OFF
N.C. (LS9-16)
REGULATOR +15V
IC202
REGULATOR +5V
IC102
+15A (DC-DC +17.5V Output) to HAAD2(INPUT 17-24)
TAB IS DC-DC CONVERTER -CN902 (LS9-32)
TAB IS
GND
GND
(Page 49: O8)
1
2 1
3 2
1: INPUT
2: GND
3 1: INPUT
2: GND
REGULATOR +20V
3: OUTPUT 3: OUTPUT
NJM7820DL1A(X4671A00) PQ1CY1032ZP(X5090A00)
REGULATOR +20V DC-DC CONVERTER
IC301,302 IC201,203
2 -15A (DC-DC -17.5V Output)
1 DC-DC CONVERTER to HAAD2(INPUT 1-8)

1
4 3
1: INPUT 5
1: V IN
2: V OUT
-CN902 (LS9-16)
2: GND 3: COM (heat sink)
4: O adj
HAAD2(INPUT 9-16)
3: OUTPUT 5: V soft
-CN902 (LS9-32)
NJM79L05UA(XN086A00) DE5S4M (V2330500) REGULATOR -15V
REGULATOR -5V DIODE 40V 5A (Page 49: O8)
IC152 D102,151,152,202,206,251,256
1
2
3 1
2
3
-15A (DC-DC -17.5V Output)
1: COMMON
2: INPUT
3: OUTPUT
1 2 4 3 DC-DC CONVERTER
MA111 (VR496500) 1SS355 TE-17 (VT332900)
DIODE DIODE
D101,201,205 D101,201,205
to HAAD2(INPUT 9-16)
-CN902 (LS9-16)
5 1 1
DC-DC CONVERTER HAAD2(INPUT 1-8)
-CN902 (LS9-32)
2 2
(Page 49: O8)
1: ANODE
1: ANODE 2: CATHODE
2: CATHODE
RB160L-40 (VS597600) MUR420RL (WB799600) DE3S6M (WE492200) UDZS16B (VU173100) KTC3875S (WC529400) : Ceramic Capacitor
DIODE DIODE DIODE 60V 3A ZENER DIODE 16V TRANSISTOR
D103,104,153-155,203,204,253-255, D401 D252,257 ZD201 TR201,202 : Mylar Capacitor
258,301-306
4
: Metal Film Resistor (chip)
3
1
1
: Not installed
1 2
1
2 2 1
3 2 3
2 2
6 20 1: ANODE
2: CATHODE
1: ANODE
2: CATHODE 1 2 4 3 1: ANODE
2: CATHODE 1
1: EMITTER
2: BASE
3: COLLECTOR
28CC1-2001008803 1 DCA CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32)
Q P O N M L K J I H G F E D C B A
DCD 001 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32

1
to Poweer Supply Unit-CN2

(Page 14: B2)
2
+3.3D_1 (DC-DC +3.37V Output) 3

DC-DC CONVERTER
DSP32-CN951 (LS9-32)
(Page 35: K4)
to DCA-CN101
4
(Page 20: G1)
SYSTEM RESET
5
PQ1CY1032ZP(X5090A00) DE5S4M (V2330500)
DC-DC CONVERTER DIODE 40V 5A
IC601,651,701 D602,652,702 to FD-CN303 (LS9-16)
(Page 41: J7)
4 +5LD (DC-DC +5.04V Output) FD2-CN303 (LS9-32)
+5D_1 (DC-DC +5.07V Output) DC-DC CONVERTER (Page 46: J7)
1
1: V IN
1
2
3
DC-DC CONVERTER 6
5 2: V OUT
3: COM (heat sink)
4: O adj 1 2 4 3
5: V soft
HSU119 (V9599200) D1FS4A-7063 (WA295200)

DIODE DIODE
D503,552 D502,551 to FD-CN303 (Page 41: J7)
7
1 1 LC9-32 only
2 2
1: ANODE 1: ANODE
2: CATHODE 2: CATHODE
1SS355 TE-17 (VT332900) MA111 (VR496500)

8
DIODE DIODE WARNING
D601,651,701 D601,651,701
+3.3D_2 (DC-DC +3.34V Output) marked and must be replaced with parts having
1 1
DC-DC CONVERTER
2 2 9

1: ANODE 1: ANODE
MUR420RL (WB799600) KTA1504S (WC529500)

DIODE TRANSISTOR
D501 TR751
: Ceramic Capacitor
10
3 : Metal Film Resistor (chip)
1 2
DSP32-CN603 (LS9-32) : Mounted only LS9-32LS9-32
1 +5D_2 (DC-DC +5.05V Output)
3 (Page 33: N11)
2 2 1: EMITTER DC-DC CONVERTER
1: ANODE
2: BASE
2: CATHODE 1 3: COLLECTOR
11
12
28CC1-2001008800-1 DCD 001 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) 21

1 DCD 002 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32
Fan (+12V Output)

2 LM2592HVSX-ADJ (X4364A00)
DC-DC CONVERTER
IC801
Metal
Tab
GND
1
2
3
3 to FAN 4
5
1: VIN
REGULATOR +12V 2: OUTPUT
3: GROUND
4: FEEDBACK
5: ON/OFF
Lamp (DC-DC +12.3V Output) NJM7812FA(XJ608A00)

REGULATOR +12V
IC752
DC-DC CONVERTER
4
32
1
1: OUTPUT
2: GND
3: INPUT
5 DE5S4M (V2330500)
DIODE 40V 5A
D801
1
6 2
3
1 2 4 3
RB160L-40 (VS597600)
DIODE
to LAMP-CN101 D751
(Page 36: H5)

7
1
OP AMP
2
1: ANODE
2: CATHODE
8 2SB1274 (VC614000)
TRANSISTOR
TR802
12
3
9 1
2
1: BASE
LC9-32 only 3
2: COLLECTOR
3: EMITTER
KTC3875S (WC529400)
TRANSISTOR
TR801
10 WARNING 3
Components having special characteristics are : Ceramic Capacitor 2

marked and must be replaced with parts having : Mylar Capacitor 3
1
specification equal to those originally installed. 2

: Metal Film Resistor (chip) 1: EMITTER
LC9-32 only LC9-16 only 1
2: BASE
: Not installed 3: COLLECTOR

11

12
22 28CC1-2001008800-2 2 DCD 002 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32)

DSP/DSP32 001 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32

to CPU-CN007 (Page 17: E7)
1
TRANSCEIVER For MP3, ETHER
TRANSCEIVER
For DSP7
OP AMP
2
TRANSCEIVER TRANSCEIVER
SYSTEM RESET
3
AND GATE
INVERTER
TRANSCEIVER 4
TRANSCEIVER
5
TRANSCEIVER
For DSP6, SIO4, TRANSCEIVER
PLLP2, SLOT
INVERTER TRANSCEIVER
TRANSCEIVER
AND GATE
to FD-CN302 8
(Page 41: J2),
FD2-CN302
(LS9-32 only) TRANSCEIVER
(Page 46: J2)
TRANSCEIVER
10
to PNMS-CN501
(Page 61: G3) OR GATE
11
Circuit Board R101 R102
DSP32 47 K : Not installed
DSP 0
INVERTER CPU I/F

TRANSCEIVER
12
28CC1-2001008796-1 2 DSP/DSP32 001 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) 23

TRANSCEIVER
1
2
TRANSCEIVER
NAND
INVERTER GATE
SYSTEM RESET
DIR2
PLLP2
7 (GATE ARRAY)
8
Clearance Clearance
D-FF
10
11 AND GATE : Metal Film Resistor (chip)

: Film Capacitor
: Not installed
PLLP2
12
24 28CC1-2001008796-2 DSP/DSP32 002 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32)

1
7
DSP7 DSP7
10
11

: Film Capacitor
DSP7 #1, #2 12
28CC1-2001008796-3 DSP/DSP32 003 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) 25

1 DSP/DSP32 004 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32
DSP only
(LS9-16)
DSP32 only (LS9-32)
7
DSP7 DSP7
10
11

: Film Capacitor
12
DSP7 #3, #4
SDRAM 64M 2
7
DSP7 DSP7
10
11

: Film Capacitor
DSP7 #5, #6
12

1 TRANSCEIVER
TRANSCEIVER
4
DRAM 4M
DSP6
7
9
DRAM 4M
10
11
D-FF
12 DSP6 #1
TRANSCEIVER TRANSCEIVER TRANSCEIVER

1
TRANSCEIVER
4
DRAM 4M
DSP6
7
9
DRAM 4M
10
11
DSP6 #2
12
6
DSP
not installed CPLD
SRC not installed

8
REGULATOR
10
11 PQ070XZ01ZP (X3180A00)
REGULATOR
IC401

: Film Capacitor
: Not installed
1
2 1: DC INPUT (Vin)
3
4 2: ON/OFF cont.(Vc)
5
12 3: DC OUTPUT (Vo)
4: VC(VADJ)
5: GND
MP3 encode/decode
30 28CC1-2001008796-8 2 DSP/DSP32 008 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32)
L K J I H G F E D C B A
DSP/DSP32 009 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32 1
to INV-CN601
(Page 36: E2)
3
SIO4
(GATE ARRAY)
BUFFER
7
INV I/F, SIO4

H G F E D C B A
1
to JK-CN301 to JK-CN401
(Page 52: G4) (Page 53: P6)
TRANSCEIVER
TRANSCEIVER
6
JK I/F

DSP32 only (LS9-32)
1
LM2990SX-15 (X3949A00)
REGULATOR -15V
TRANSCEIVER IC610
TAB IS
INPUT
1
2
2
3
1: COMMON
TRANSCEIVER TRANSCEIVER 2: INPUT
3: OUTPUT
LM2940CSX-15 (X4365A00)
REGULATOR +15V
TRANSCEIVER
IC609
TAB IS
3
GND
to SLOT1 to SLOT2
1
2
3
1: INPUT
2: GND
3: OUTPUT 4
LM2940CSX-5.0 (X4366A00)
REGULATOR +5V
TRANSCEIVER IC611
TAB IS
GND
1
2
5
3
1: INPUT
2: GND
3: OUTPUT
LM2990SX-5.0 (X4367A00)
TRANSCEIVER REGULATOR -5V
IC612
TAB IS 6
INPUT
1
2
3
1: GND
2: INPUT
TRANSCEIVER 3: OUTPUT
7
RB160L-40 (VS597600)
DIODE
D601-608
2 8
1: ANODE
2: CATHODE
TRANSCEIVER
REGULATOR +15V
9
10
REGULATOR -15V
REGULATOR +5V
TRANSCEIVER
11
to DCA-CN103
(Page 20: B2)
to DCD-CN506
(Page 21: I10)
REGULATOR -5V
SLOT I/F 12
DSP32 only (LS9-32)
3
to HAAD2(INPUT 1-8)
to HAAD2 -CN901 (LS9-16)
(INPUT 1-8) (Page 49: P3)
-CN901 HAAD2(INPUT 17-24)
(Page 49: P3) -CN901 (LS9-32)
(Page 49: P3)
4
DSP only
(LS9-16)
to HAAD2(INPUT 9-16)
6 to HAAD2 -CN901 (LS9-16)
(INPUT 9-16) (Page 49: P3)
-CN901 HAAD2(INPUT 25-32)
(Page 49: P3) -CN901 (LS9-32)
(Page 49: P3)
7
DSP only
(LS9-16)
HAAD I/F

1
to DA(OMNI OUT 1-8)

to PHN-CN902 -CN901
(Page 54: H2) (Page 19: G5) 2
TRANSCEIVER
TRANSCEIVER
3
to DA(OMNI OUT 1-8)
-CN903
(Page 19: G5)
to DCD-CN503 INVERTER TRANSCEIVER to DA(OMNI OUT 9-16)

(Page 21: B3) -CN903
(Page 19: G5)
DSP32 only (LS9-32) 5
For DEMITAS correspondence

DEMITAS
6
DC-DC CONVERTER
7
HSU119 (V9599200) D1FS4A-7063 (WA295200)
DIODE DIODE
D952 D951
1 1
2 2
1: ANODE 1: ANODE
8
DA, PHN, DCD I/F
28CC1-2001008796-13 1 DSP/DSP32 013 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) 35
H G F E D C B A
ENC, INV, LAMP CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32
ENC INV
1 Encoder LCD interface
Data dial
to LCD Unit
28CC1-2001008811 to DSP-CN451 (LS9-16)
DSP32-CN451 (LS9-32)
2 (Page 31: I4)
to PNMS-CN103
(Page 59: B8)
KRC119S (WF688500) 2SC4672 (V9065800) 2SB1132 (VG013300)

DIGITAL TRANSISTOR TRANSISTOR TRANSISTOR
INV: TR601 INV: TR602,603 INV: TR605 OP AMP
3
3 2
3 3
1 2 2
OUT 1 1
R1 2 2
IN 1 1
R2
1: EMITTER 1: BASE 1: BASE
2: BASE 2: COLLECTOR 2: COLLECTOR
3: COLLECTOR 3 3: EMITTER 3 3: EMITTER
COMMON
to FD-CN304
(Page 41: J6)
to LCD Unit
LAMP (LS9-32 only)

28CC1-2001008810
LAMP
WARNING
to DCD-CN508 : Not installed
(Page 22: D7) : Ceramic Capacitor-F (chip)
5 specification equal to those originally installed. : Metal Film Resistor
: Mylar Capacitor (chip)

28CC1-2001008817 1
6 36 ENC, INV, LAMP CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32)

FD 001 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32 1
not
CPU installed
(E-FDC)
4
8
not
CPU installed
(E-FDC)
INVERTER 9
10
: Not installed
11
E-Bus CPU
28CC1-2001008805-1 FD 001 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) 37
1 FD 002 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) OP AMP LS9-16/LS9-32
MULTIPLEXER
MOTOR DRIVER MOTOR DRIVER
2
OP AMP
ch 9 ch 14
(ch 25) (ch 30)

OP AMP
ch 10 ch 15
4 (ch 26) (ch 31)
MULTIPLEXER
5 MOTOR DRIVER MOTOR DRIVER
ch 11 ch 16
(ch 27) (ch 32)
OP AMP MOTOR DRIVER MOTOR DRIVER
ch 12
7 (ch 28)
8 MOTOR DRIVER
STEREO
ch 13
(ch 29) : Indications in the parentheses ( ) are for LS9-32.
MULTIPLEXER
D-FF :LS9-32
9
10
D-FF
: Not installed
11 : Metal Film Resistor (chip)
: Mylar Capacitor (chip) Motor driver (Ch. 9-16, Stereo)
38 28CC1-2001008805-2 FD 002 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32)
FD 003 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) 1

LS9-16/LS9-32
2
OP AMP

ch 1 ch 5 3
(ch 17) (ch 21)
MULTIPLEXER
OP AMP
MOTOR DRIVER
ch 2
MOTOR DRIVER
ch 6 5
(ch 18) (ch 22)
OP AMP
MOTOR DRIVER MOTOR DRIVER 7
ch 3 ch 7
(ch 19) (ch 23)
MOTOR DRIVER
ch 4
MOTOR DRIVER
ch 8
9
(ch 20) (ch 24)
10
: Indications in the parentheses ( ) are for LS9-32.

: Not installed
: Metal Film Resistor (chip) :LS9-32
: Mylar Capacitor (chip) 11
Motor driver (Ch. 1-8)
L K J I H E F E D C B A
FD 004 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32

1
KRC119S (WF688500) KRA226S (WG989900)

DIGITAL TRANSISTOR DIGITAL TRANSISTOR
TR301 TR302-310
3 3
2
2 2
1 1
OUT OUT
1. COMMON
R1 R1
IN IN (EMITTER)
R2
1: EMITTER R2 2. IN (BASE)
2: BASE 3. OUT
3: COLLECTOR (COLLECTOR)
COMMON COMMON(+)
to STIN1-CN101
5 CPU (Page 62: H4) (LS9-16)
(EC-PNS1) (Page 63: H4) (LS9-32)
Transistor Array
TRANSCEIVER
8
STIN SW/LED controller
40 28CC1-2001008805-4 FD 004 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32)
FD 005 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32 1
DSP32-CN102 (LS9-32)
(Page 23: K9), PQ1CY1032ZP(X5090A00) 1SS355 TE-17 (VT332900) HZM6.2ZMFATR (WE972600)
DE5S4M (V2330500)
FD2-CN302 (LS9-32 only) DC-DC CONVERTER DIODE 40V 5A DIODE ZENER DIODE
IC120,215 DA301
(Page 46: J2) D102,202 D101,201 1
2 2
4
1 5
1 4
1
2 3
1 2 1: CATHODE
1: V IN 3 2
5 2: V OUT 2: CATHODE
3: COM (heat sink) 3: CATHODE
4: O adj 1 2 4 3 1: ANODE 4: ANODE
5: V soft 2: CATHODE 5 4 3
5: CATHODE
to PNIN-CN101
(Page 56: O6) 4
DC-DC CONVERTER
5
to PNMS-CN101
(Page 59: O6)
DC-DC CONVERTER
6
to INV-CN603
(Page 36: E4)
to DCD-CN504 (LS9-16) 7
(Page 21: B6)
DCD-CN505 (LS9-32)
(Page 21: B7)
: Not installed
: Metal Film Resistor (chip) 8
Connection, Motor power supply

1 FD2 001 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-32) LS9-32
not
CPU installed
(E-FDC)
4
8
not
CPU installed
(E-FDC)
9 INVERTER
10
: Not installed
11
E-Bus CPU
42 28CC1-2001008806-1 FD2 001 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-32)
FD2 002 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-32) OP AMP LS9-32 1
MULTIPLEXER
2
OP AMP
ch 9 ch 14
ch 10 ch 15
4
MOTOR DRIVER MOTOR DRIVER 5

ch 11 ch 16
OP AMP MOTOR DRIVER
ch 12
7
MOTOR DRIVER 8
ch 13
10
: Not installed
: Metal Film Resistor (chip) 11
: Mylar Capacitor (chip) Motor driver (Ch. 9-16)
28CC1-2001008806-2 FD2 002 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-32) 43
2
OP AMP

3
ch 1 ch 5
MULTIPLEXER
OP AMP
ch 2 ch 6
OP AMP
ch 3 ch 7
ch 4 ch 8
10
: Not installed
11 : Mylar Capacitor (chip)
Motor driver (Ch. 1-8)
FD2 004 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-32) LS9-32

1
not installed 5
: Not installed
8
STIN SW/LED controller
28CC1-2001008806-4 FD2 004 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-32) 45
L K J I H E F E D C B A
to DSP32-CN102
(Page 23: K9),
2 FD-CN302 PQ1CY1032ZP(X5090A00) DE5S4M (V2330500) 1SS355 TE-17 (VT332900) HZM6.2ZMFATR (WE972600)
(Page 41: J2) DC-DC CONVERTER DIODE 40V 5A DIODE ZENER DIODE
IC120,215 D102,202 D101,201 DA301 1
2
4
1 5
1 4
1
2 3
1 2 1: CATHODE
1: V IN 3 2
5 2: V OUT 2: CATHODE
3: COM (heat sink) 3: CATHODE
4: O adj 1 2 4 3 1: ANODE 4: ANODE
5: V soft 2: CATHODE 5 4 3
5: CATHODE
4
to PNIN-CN101
(Page 56: O6)
DC-DC CONVERTER
not installed
6
DC-DC CONVERTER
not installed
to DCD-CN504
(Page 21: B6)
8 : Not installed
Connection, Motor power supply

X W V U T S R Q P O N M L K J I H G F E D C B A
HAAD2 001 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32

1
MULTIPLEXER
OP AMP : Metal Film Resistor (chip)

INPUT 17-20, 25-28: LS9-32 only : Metal Film Resistor
2
OP AMP
1,9, : Flame Proof C. Resistor

17,25 3

OP AMP
: Electrolytic Capacitor

ADC
: Not installed 4
MULTIPLEXER
5
OP AMP
D1F60 (VS201100) OP AMP

6
DIODE
D101,102,107,201,202,207, 2,10,
301,302,307,401,402,407
18,26
1
7
OP AMP
GAIN SETTING CHARTGAIN
2 Rated Input

(dB)
1: ANODE
2: CATHODE
8
2SC2240 (IC224030)
TRANSISTOR
TR105,106,205,206,305,306,405,406
MULTIPLEXER 9
INPUT OP AMP
2
3 1: EMITTER
1
12
3
2: COLLECTOR
3: BASE 10
2SB1260 (VV540200) OP AMP
TRANSISTOR
TR102,202,302,402 3,11,
19,27
11
3
2 OP AMP
1
2
1 1: BASE ADC
3
2: COLLECTOR
3: EMITTER
12
KTC3911S (WC139600)
TRANSISTOR
TR101,201,301,401 MULTIPLEXER
13
3
OP AMP
2
1
3
2 1: EMITTER
2: BASE OP AMP 14
1 3: COLLECTOR
4,12,
KTC3875S (WC529400)
TRANSISTOR 20,28
TR103,104,203,204,303,304,403,404
OP AMP 15
3
2
1
3
2 1: EMITTER
2: BASE
16
1 3: COLLECTOR
Head Amp and AD Converter

28CC1-2001008798-1 HAAD2 001 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) 47 17
X W V U T S R Q P O N M L K J I H G F E D C B A
HAAD2 002 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32

1
MULTIPLEXER
OP AMP : Metal Film Resistor (chip)

2 INPUT 21-24, 29-32: LS9-32 only : Metal Film Resistor
OP AMP
5,13, : Flame Proof C. Resistor

3 21,29

OP AMP
: Electrolytic Capacitor

4 ADC
: Not installed
MULTIPLEXER
5
OP AMP
D1F60 (VS201100)
DIODE
6 OP AMP
D501,502,507,601,602,607
701,702,707,801,802,807
6,14,
22,30 1
7 2
OP AMP 1: ANODE
2: CATHODE
2SC2240 (IC224030)
TRANSISTOR
8 TR505,506,605,606,705,706,805,806
9 MULTIPLEXER 2
3 1: EMITTER
12
INPUT 1
3
2: COLLECTOR
3: BASE
OP AMP
2SB1260 (VV540200)
10 TRANSISTOR
TR502,602,702,802
OP AMP
7,15,
23,31 3
11 2
1
2
1
OP AMP 1: BASE
2: COLLECTOR
3 3: EMITTER
ADC KTC3911S (WC139600)

12 TRANSISTOR
TR501,601,701,801
3
MULTIPLEXER
13 2
1
3
OP AMP 2 1: EMITTER
2: BASE
1 3: COLLECTOR
14 OP AMP KTC3875S (WC529400)

TRANSISTOR
8,16, TR503,504,603,604,703,704,803,804
24,32 3
15 OP AMP 2
1
3
2 1: EMITTER
2: BASE
1 3: COLLECTOR
16
Head Amp and AD Converter

17 48 28CC1-2001008798-2 HAAD2 002 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32)
HAAD2 003 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32 1
TRANSCEIVER
3
INVERTER
5
HAAD2(ch 1-8): to DSP-CN851 (LS9-16) (Page 34: B3)

DSP32-CN801 (LS9-32) (Page 34: G3) CPU
HAAD2(ch 9-16): to DSP-CN852 (LS9-16) (Page 34: B6) (EC-EXP)
DSP32-CN802 (LS9-32) (Page 34: G6)
HAAD2(ch 17-24) (LS9-32 only): 6
to DSP32-CN851 (Page 34: B3)
HAAD2(ch 25-32) (LS9-32 only):
to DSP32-CN852 (Page 34: B6)
HAAD2(ch 1-8): to DCA-CN107 (LS9-16) (Page 20: A4)

to DCA-CN108 (LS9-32) (Page 20: A5)
HAAD2(ch 9-16): to DCA-CN108 (LS9-16) (Page 20: A5)
to DCA-CN107 (LS9-32) (Page 20: A4)
to DCA-CN106 (Page 20: A3)
10
to DCA-CN105 (Page 20: A2)
11
HA Control
28CC1-2001008798-3 HAAD2 003 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) 49
H G F E D C B A
JK 001 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32
2
DIR2
3 INVERTER
2TR IN
DIGITAL
4 2TR OUT
DIGITAL
DIT2
5
: Metal Film Resistor (chip) LINE DRIVER

: Film Capacitor
6
2TR DIGITAL IN/OUT
50 28CC1-2001008804-1 JK 001 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32)
H G F E D C B A
1
DAN217 (VV556300) DTA143ZUA (V7798800)
DIODE ARRAY 0.3AX2 DIGITAL TRANSISTOR
DA201,202 TR201
3
3 IN
2
1 1
3 2 R1 OUT
1: ANODE1 IN
R2 1: GND(+)
2: CATHODE2 GND(+)
2: IN
3: CATHODE1, IN OUT
ANODE2 3: OUT
1 2 GND(+)
LINE RECEIVER
2
WORD
CLOCK
LINE DRIVER
OUT
Photo Coupler
IN
MIDI
INVERTER
OUT
6
WORD CLOCK IN/OUT, MIDI IN/OUT
28CC1-2001008804-2 JK 002 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) 51
H G F E D C B A

1
2 TRANSCEIVER
DSP32-CN501 (LS9-32)
4 (Page 32: D3)
TRANSCEIVER
5
DSP I/F
52 28CC1-2001008804-3 JK 003 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32)

1
For IC409
D-FF
2
OR
D-FF
TRANSCEIVER
For DEMITAS correspondence
DEMITAS
4
VNP1
5
TRANSCEIVER
to DSP-CN502
(LS9-16)
DSP32-CN502 not installed
(LS9-32) 6
(Page 32: A3)
7
TRANSCEIVER
AND
D-FF 8
SDRAM 64M
PHY
PC2918T-E1(X2157A00)
REGULATOR +1.8V FET 9
IC407
1
2
3 1: INPUT
2: GND
3: OUTPUT 10
4: GND
TPC6101 (V9421500)
FET
IC406 6
5
4
D-FF
1
2
11
3 1: DRAIN
6 5 4 2: DRAIN
3: GATE REGULATOR +1.8V
4: SOURCE
5: DRAIN
1 2 3
6: DRAIN : Not installed
: Metal Film Resistor (chip) ETHERNET
12
28CC1-2001008804-4 JK 004 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) 53
H G F E D C B A
PHN CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32
DSP32-CN931 (LS9-32)
(Page 35: G2)
TRANSCEIVER DAC
PHONES
2
POWER AMP.
OP AMP
0.65W 2CH
INVERTER
REGULATOR +5V
REGULATOR +12V
NJM78L05UA(XJ598A00) NJM7812FA(XJ608A00) RB160L-40 (VS597600) 2SA1052 (VQ395600)

4 REGULATOR +5V REGULATOR +12V DIODE
2SD1979 (V2993500)
TRANSISTOR
2SB1132 (VG013300)
TRANSISTOR TRANSISTOR
KTC3875S (WC529400)
TRANSISTOR
IC905 IC901 D901 TR904,905 TR903 TR902 TR901
3
3
3
1
1 3 2 2
2 32 2
3 1
1 1 1 1
2
3 2 2 3 3
1: OUTPUT 1: OUTPUT 1 1 2 1: EMITTER 2
1: BASE 1: BASE 1: EMITTER
2: GND 1: ANODE 2: BASE
2: GND 2: EMITTER 2: COLLECTOR 2: BASE
2: CATHODE 2 1 3: COLLECTOR 1
3: INPUT 3: INPUT 3: COLLECTOR 3 3: EMITTER 3: COLLECTOR
to DCA-CN104
(Page 20: A1)
5
: Mylar Capacitor
6
54 28CC1-2001008801 1 PHN CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32)
H G F E D C B A
PNDA CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32
to PNMS-CN102
(Page 59: B10)
LED/SW Matrix
28CC1-2001008809 PNDA CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) 55 6
1 PNIN 001 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32
DTC114EKA (VV655400) KRA226S (WG989900)

2 DIGITAL TRANSISTOR
TR101
DIGITAL TRANSISTOR
TR102-119
3 3
1 2
2 1
OUT
R1 OUT
IN 1. COMMON
R2 R1
IN (EMITTER)
1: GND
3
GND R2 2. IN (BASE)
IN OUT 2: IN 3. OUT
GND 3: OUT COMMON(+) (COLLECTOR)
6 to FD-CN202
(Page 41: J4),
FD2-CN202
(LS9-32 only)
(Page 46: J4)
7
Transistor Array
CPU
(EC-PNS1)
TRANSCEIVER
10
11 : Not installed
I/F, Controller, Driver
56 28CC1-2001008807-1 PNIN 001 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32)
PNIN 002 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32 1
10
11
LED/SW Matrix
28CC1-2001008807-2 PNIN 002 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) 57 12
1 PNIN 003 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32
10
12
LED/SW Matrix
58 28CC1-2001008807-3 PNIN 003 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32)
PNMS 001 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32 1
DTC114EKA (VV655400) KRA226S (WG989900)

DIGITAL TRANSISTOR DIGITAL TRANSISTOR
TR101 TR102-114
3 3
2
1 2
2 1
OUT
R1 OUT
IN 1. COMMON
R2 R1
IN (EMITTER)
GND 1: GND R2 2. IN (BASE)
IN OUT 2: IN 3. OUT
GND 3: OUT COMMON(+) (COLLECTOR)
to FD-CN102
(Page 41: J5)
6
Transistor Array
7
CPU
(EC-PNS1)
8
to ENC-CN301
TRANSCEIVER (Page 36: G2)
10
to PNDA-CN401
(Page 55: G2)
11
: Not installed I/F, Controller, Driver

12
28CC1-2001008808-1 PNMS 001 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) 59
PNMS 002 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32

1
10
11
12 LED/SW Matrix
60 28CC1-2001008808-2 1 PNMS 002 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32)
H G F E D C B A
PNMS 003 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) LS9-16/LS9-32
3
USB Host
DSP32-CN103 (LS9-32)
(Page 23: K12)
USB POWER SWITCH
6
USB interface
28CC1-2001008808-3 2 PNMS 003 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16/LS9-32) 61
H G F E D C B A
STIN1 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16) LS9-16
to STIN2-CN201
(Page 64: H3)
to FD-CN301
(Page 40: B5)
STIN Key, Meter

6
62 28CC1-2001008815 STIN1 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16)
H G F E D C B A
to STIN2-CN201
(Page 65: H2)
to FD-CN301
(Page 40: B5) 4
STIN Key, Meter

6
28CC1-2001008812 STIN1 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-32) 63
H G F E D C B A
to STIN1-CN102
(Page 62: H1)
STIN1
4
STIN2
STIN Encoder, UserDefine

6
64 28CC1-2001008816 STIN2 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-16)
H G F E D C B A
2
to STIN1-CN102
(Page 63: H1)
STIN1
STIN2
STIN3
4
STIN4
STIN Encoder, UserDefine

6
28CC1-2001008813 STIN2 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM (LS9-32) 65

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SERVICE MANUAL

WARNING: CHEMICAL CONTENT NOTICE!

LITHIUM BATTERY HANDLING

This product contains a battery that contains perchlorate

USER LEVEL SETTINGS

Unintended or mistaken operation can be prevented.

Conditions Min. Typ. Max. Unit

Sampling Frequency Word Clock: INT 44.1 kHz 44.1

*1. :+4 dBu(1.23 V)

* 0dBu = 0.775 Vrms.

Analog Output Characteristics

*1. XLR-3-32 type connectors are balanced. (1=GND, 2=HOT, 3=COLD)

*1. XLR-3-32(1=GND, 2=HOT, 3=COLD)

Digital Input Characteristics

Digital Output Characteristics

I/O Slot Characteristics

mini-YGDAI LS9-16 1 LS9-32 2

The number of available cards

Control I/O Characteristics

*1. Bus-powered hubs are not supported.

Gain Error Fs = 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz@1 kHz

Total Harmonic Distortion Fs = 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz

Dynamic Range Fs = 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz

Crosstalk@1 kHz @1 kHz

Maximum Voltage Gain@1 kHz @1 kHz

Input Function Insert Insert Point: Pre EQ/Post EQ/Pre Fader/Post On

1. Top Panel q Channel module section: ( P.13)

q INPUT jacks 116 {132} q INPUT 1 16 {1 32}

q PHONES LEVEL control

4. Top Panel Details

4-1. Channel module section 4-2. ST IN (stereo input) section

q [SEL] key q [SEL]

4-3. STEREO MASTER section 4-4. USER DEFINED KEYS section

q User-defined keys [1][12] q [1] [12]

4-5. DISPLAY ACCESS section

q [SEL] key q [SEL] 1 6

q [SCENE MEMORY] key q [SCENE MEMORY]

4-6. LAYER section 4-8. Display

q LAYER [1-16] {LAYER [1-32]} key

q LAYER [1-16] {LAYER [1-32]}

4-7. MIX/MATRIX SELECT section

q MIX/MATRIX [1][16] keys

q MIX/MATRIX [1] [16]

q [HA GAIN] encoder

4-11. Data entry section

q USB connector q USB

CIRCUIT BOARD LAYOUT

LS9-16 LCD assembly 16:

Control panel assembly 16:

LCD assembly 32:

Control panel assembly 32:

Bottom assembly 32:

DCA Duct AssemblyAssy

Power supply unit

Power supply unit

* Notes on Flat Cable

Front Side Back Side

Side Panel L Side Panel R

[32A]: Bind Head Tapping Screw-SSBIND

* Before proceeding to procedures 2, prepare 2 L, R

Control panel stay L Control panel stay R

Installing the control panel stay L L

2. Control Panel Assembly 16 (LS9-16) 2. Ass'y 16LS9-164