Feb.
2010
Table of Contents
Cautionary Notes ..............................................................2
Specifications .....................................................................3
Location of Controls .........................................................5
Exploded View ..................................................................6
Exploded View Parts List.................................................7
Important Notes When Replacing Parts ........................8
Parts List .............................................................................9
Verifying the Version Number......................................11
Copyright © 2010 Roland Corporation
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission
of Roland Corporation.
17058662E0
ME-25
SERVICE NOTES
Issued by RJA
Data Backup and Restore Operations ..........................11
Performing a Factory Reset............................................11
Updating the System ......................................................12
Test Mode .........................................................................13
Block Diagram .................................................................18
Circuit Board (Main Board) ...........................................20
Circuit Diagram (Main Board: Analog) .......................22
Circuit Diagram (Main Board: Digital) ........................24
CC-KWS
Feb. 2010
Cautionary Notes
Before beginning the procedure, please read
through this document. The matters described may
differ according to the model.
No Power Switch
The power to the ME-25 comes on when a plug is connected to the INPUT jack.
Before making the connection, be sure to lower the volume level on the
equipment you’re connecting it to (amp, speaker, or the like).
Back Up User Data!
User data may be lost during the course of the procedure. Refer to “Data
Backup and Restore Operations” (p. 11) in the Service Notes and save the
data. After completing the procedure, restore the backed-up data to the
product.
Parts List
A component whose part code is ******** will not be supplied as a service part
because one of the following reasons applies.
• Because it is supplied as an assembled part (under a different part code).
• Because a number of circuit boards are grouped together and supplied as
a single circuit board (under a different part code).
• Because supply is prohibited due to copyright restrictions.
• Because reissuance is restricted.
• Because the part is made to order (at current market price).
• Because it is carried in electronic data on the Roland web site.
• Because it is a package or an accessory irrelevant to the function
maintenance of the main body.
• Because it can be replaced with an article on the market. (battery or etc.)
Circuit Diagram
In the circuit diagram, “NIU” is an abbreviation for “Not in Use,” and
“UnPop” is an abbreviation for “Unpopulated.” They both mean non-mounted
components. The circuit board and circuit board diagram show silk-screened
indications, but no components are mounted.
Expression-pedal Calibration
Expression-pedal calibration in the User Mode (Owner’s Manual p. 12) must
not be executed on a user’s ME-25 in your care. When executing this, be sure
either to carry out the procedure described below, or to carry out execution in
the Test Mode. Executing this in the User Mode overwrites the calibration
record.
The ME-25 records the expression-pedal calibration history. Executing
this in the User Mode overwrites the calibration value left by the user.
If the pedal operates in an unexpected way, examining the calibration
history may allow determination of a problem in the factory-default
calibration or in calibration performed by the user.
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ME-25
1. Adjust all knobs to their minimum settings.
2. Hold down [WRITE], [CLEAN], and [EXTREME] and insert the plug into
the INPUT jack.
3. When -- appears on the 7-segment LED display, press [EXIT] five times.
The message EP appears on the 7-segment LED display.
4. Press [WRITE].
The message Pd appears on the 7-segment LED display for about two
seconds, after which UP appears and dots is displayed.
Left dot: This indicates that calibration was executed when the
unit was shipped from the factory.
Right dot: This indicates that calibration has been executed by the
user one or more times.
* This history cannot be reset.
Continue with execution of expression-pedal calibration. Follow the
procedure shown below. To quit before completion, detach the plug from
the INPUT jack to switch off the power.
5. While UP is shown on the 7-segment LED display, depress the heel side
of the expression pedal all the way and press [WRITE].
The position information for the expression pedal is recorded, and then
dn is displayed.
6. Depress the toe side of the expression pedal all the way and press
[WRITE].
The position information for the expression pedal is recorded, and then 5
is displayed.
* This 5 is the sensitivity of the expression-pedal switch. It is set to 5 by default.
7. Depress the toe side of the expression pedal more forcefully and verify
that the PEDAL FX LED lights up.
8. Again depress the toe side of the expression pedal forcefully and verify
that the PEDAL FX LED goes dark.
9. Press [EXIT] and detach the plug from the INPUT jack.
The power is switched off.
Factory Reset
A Factory Reset in the User Mode (Owner’s Manual p. 12) must not be
executed on a user’s ME-25 in your care. When executing this, be sure to
follow the procedure in Performing a Factory Reset (p. 11).
The ME-25 records the factory-reset history. Executing a Factory Reset in
the User Mode overwrites the calibration value left by the user.
If the pedal operates in an unexpected way, examining the calibration
history may allow determination of a problem in the factory-default
calibration or in calibration performed by the user.
Important Notes on Entering the
Test Mode for Service
To enter the Test Mode for service, hold down [WRITE] and [EXTREME] and
insert a plug into the INPUT jack.
Holding down [WRITE] and [CRUNCH] by mistake and inserting the plug
enters the Test Mode for factory-default inspection. In many cases, execution
proceeds unchanged for some time without this being noticed, but using the
Test Mode for factory-default inspection is impossible without special tools.
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Specifications

ME-25: Guitar Multiple Effects

AD Conversion MODULATION
CHORUS
24-bit + AF method PHASER
* AF method (Adaptive Focus method) FLANGER
This is a proprietary method from Roland & BOSS that vastly improves the ROTARY
signal-to-noise (S/N) ratio of the A/D and D/A converters. UNI-V
TREMOLO
DA Conversion HARMONIST
OCTAVE
24-bit
DELAY
1-99ms
Sampling Frequency 100-990ms
1000-6000ms
44.1 kHz
TAP
REVERB
Memory ROOM
60 HALL
PEDAL FX
WAH
Sound Library +1 OCTAVE
60 -1 OCTAVE
FREEZE
NS
Category of the Sound Library
CLEAN
CRUNCH
Connectors
DRIVE INPUT jack (1/4 inch phone type)
HEAVY OUTPUT jacks L/MONO, R (1/4 inch phone type)
LEAD PHONES jack (Stereo 1/4 inch phone type)
EXTREME AUX IN jack (Stereo Mini type)
USB connector
DC IN jack (DC9V)
Effect Type
COMP/FX
COMP
Nominal Input Level
T.WAH INPUT: -10 dBu
AC SIM AUX IN: -18 dBu
OD/DS
BOOST
Input Impedance
OD-1
T-SCREAM INPUT: 1MΩ
BLUES AUX IN: 22kΩ
DIST
CLASSIC Nominal Output Level
MODERN
-10 dBu
METAL
CORE
FUZZ Output Impedance
PREAMP
2kΩ
CLEAN
TWIN
TWEED Display
VO DRIVE 7 segments, 2 digits LED
BG LEAD
MS VINTAGE
MS MODERN
Power Supply
5150 DRIVE DC 9 V
R-FIER Dry Batteries (R6/LR6(AA) type) x 6 or
ULTRA METAL AC Adaptor (BOSS PSA series: sold separately)

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Current Draw
150 mA
* Expected battery life under continuous use:
Alkaline: 9 hours
Carbon: 3 hours
(These figures will vary depending on the actual conditions of use.)

Dimensions
300 (W) x 191 (D) x 72 (H) mm
11-13/16 (W) x 7-9/16 (D) x 2-7/8 (H) inches

Maximum height
300 (W) x 191 (D) x 93 (H) mm
11-13/16 (W) x 7-9/16 (D) x 3-11/16 (H) inches

Weight
1.9 kg / 4 lbs 4 oz (including batteries)

Accessories
Owner’s Manual (#5100011936)
ME-25 DVD-ROM (#********)
Sound Library/Memory List (Leaflet) (#********)
Sound Library Sticker (#********)
Dry Batteries (Alkaline: LR6 (AA) type) x 6 (#********)
Roland Service (Information Sheet) (#********)

Options
AC Adaptor: BOSS PSA series

* 0 dBu = 0.775 Vrms

* Printed matters will not be supplied after the end of the production. Then,
download the electronic file from the Roland web site.
* In the interest of product improvement, the specifications and/or appearance of
this unit are subject to change without prior notice.

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Location of Controls
fig.Panel.eps

1 2 5 21 4 3 5 6 7

13

11

12 10 9 8

14 15 16 17 18 19

a 20

No. Part Code Part Name Description Q’ty

1 until B**1349
5100012842 7 SEG COVER PRINT 1
5100001581 LED A-552SR-A B/W (F5029412R0) 1 7-segment LED
05015956 LED L-7104SRT (F5229820R0) 2 lamp type
1 from B**1350
5100002398 7 SEG COVER (G2567172R0) 1
5100001581 LED A-552SR-A B/W (F5029412R0) 1 7-segment LED
5100006346 LED KP-1608SURC 2 tip type
2 5100011390 TOP COVER 1
3 03344934 R-KNOB (G2477122/75D522N0R0) 3
5100001448 POTENTIOMETER (F3279802R0) RD901F-40-125F-B50K-00D 3
4 04788078 LED KP-1608PBC-A 1
5 5100006346 LED KP-1608SURC 6
6 5100011395 PEDAL PLATE 1
7 5100011392 VR PEDAL 1
8 5100011403 PEDAL LABEL SOLO 1
9 5100011402 PEDAL LABEL MEMORY UP 1
10 5100011401 PEDAL LABEL MEMORY DOWN 1
11 5100002400 SW PEDAL ESCUTCHEON (G2497024R0) 3
12 5100001928 SW PEDAL (G2187916R0) 3
03344723 TACT SWITCH SKQKAKD010 3
13 5100011393 KEY UNIT 1
01780101 TACT SWITCH SKQKABD010 9
14 03568167 6.5MM JACK HTJ-064-11D 1
15 03012689 3.5MM JACK HTJ-035-23DBS 1
16 5100003941 6.5MM JACK HTJ-064-11I (F3449118R0) 2
17 04909467 6.5MM JACK(PHONES) HTJ-064-05A 1
18 02781101 USB CONNECTOR B TYPE FEMALE YKF45-0020N 1
19 04908701 ADAPTOR JACK KM02018ABM1P 1
20 5100011391 BOTTOM COVER 1
21 03344934 R-KNOB (G2477122/75D522N0R0) 1
5100001452 POTENTIOMETER (F3229205R0) RD901F-40-125F-B50K-0BD 1

a 40342956 SCREW M3X6 PAN MACHINE W/SW+PW(S) BZC 4

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Exploded View
fig.Bunkaizu.eps

c d

18 4

14
21
3
17
j
15 22
13
9
16 25
f k l
19 24
20 e

b
13
23
5
8 10
b
a
g

7
1

26
d
6 11
d h
b
i
25
12

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Exploded View Parts List

No. Part Code Part Name Description Q’ty

1 5100011390 TOP COVER 1
2 5100011391 BOTTOM COVER 1
3 5100011392 VR PEDAL 1
4 5100011395 PEDAL PLATE 1
5 5100011394 PEDAL HOLDER 1
6 5100011393 KEY UNIT 1
7 5100012842 7 SEG COVER PRINT until B**1349 1
5100002398 7 SEG COVER from B**1350 1
8 5100011396 JACK HOLDER 1
9 03344934 R-KNOB (G2477122/75D522N0R0) 4
10 03561356 SHAFT STAY STAY 1
11 04560601 CUSHION R (G2357111) 1
12 5100012831 REAR CUSHION 2
13 04560634 BOLT HOLDER (G2147874) 2
14 5100001928 SW PEDAL (G2187916R0) 3
15 5100002400 SW PEDAL ESCUTCHEON (G2497024R0) 3
16 04560712 SUPPORT SPRING (G2177103R0) 3
17 5100011841 SW PEDAL FOOT H=7.2 (G2357140R0) 3
18 5100011401 PEDAL LABEL MEMORY DOWN 1
19 5100011402 PEDAL LABEL MEMORY UP 1
20 5100011403 PEDAL LABEL SOLO 1
21 04560878 BATTERY COVER RTC #G2027602R0 1
22 73455190 BATTERY CASE SET 1
23 04783901 JACK COVER (G2257203R0) 1
24 03344923 FOOT H=5 (G2357120) 4

5100009941 MAIN SHEET ASSY

* This unit includes the following parts.
25 ******** MAIN BOARD ASSY 1
26 ******** EXP BOARD ASSY 1

a 40019123 SCREW 3X8 BINDING TAPTITE S BZC 3

b 40011278 SCREW 3X8 BINDING TAPTITE P FE ZC 8
c 40011312 SCREW 3X8 BINDING TAPTITE P FE BZC 4
d 40342956 SCREW M3X6 PAN MACHINE W/SW+PW(S) BZC 12
e 40013056 SCREW M3X6 PAN MACHINE W/SW+PW(S) ZC 1
f 40128923 HEX NUT M7 4
g 5100003918 JACK NUT M9X12X2 NI RTC(H5039510R0) 1
h 5100003926 PLAIN WASHER 9X13.5X0.5T NI(H5039158R0) 1
i 40127023 WASHER M3X8X0.5 FEBC 2
j 04560590 U-NUT M6 BZC 1
k 04560589 WASHER M6 T1 (H5039122) 1
l 5100012929 HEX BOLT M6X50 HALF THREAD BZC 1

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Important Notes When Replacement of the Key Unit

Replacing Parts
The specifications of each of the parts described below have changed as of
production number B**1350. Pre-modification parts must not be used in
combination with modified parts.
For the Key Unit as well, the part code before and after modification is
unchanged (#5100011393). To distinguish the new and old items, refer to the
following figures.
Note that only the modified Key Unit is supplied for service use. Accordingly,
when replacing a pre-modification key unit, also replace the Main Board Assy
and 7 Seg Cover with the modified items at the same time.

• Main Board Assy (#********) fig.keyunit-old-e.eps

• Key Unit (#5100011393) Stamp: G2497028R0
• 7 Seg Cover (old: #5100012842 -> new: #5100002398)

Replacement of the Main Board Assy

The Main Board Assy is included in the Main Sheet Assy (#5100009941). The
part code before and after modification is unchanged. To distinguish new and
old items, check the revision number on the circuit board, or refer to the
photos below.
Note that only the modified Main Board Assy is supplied for service use.
Accordingly, when replacing a pre-modification Main Board Assy, also replace
the Key Unit and 7 Seg Cover with the modified items at the same time.

fig.main-b-old-e.eps
Pre-modification Key Unit
Lens-equipped LEDs (#05015956)
fig.keyunit-new-e.eps
Stamp: G2497028R1

Equipped with lenses

Modified key unit

Pre-modification Main Board Assy

fig.main-b-new-e.eps Replacement of the 7 Seg Cover

Chip-type LEDs (#5100006346)
The part code for the 7 Seg Cover before and after modification is unchanged.
To distinguish the new and old items, refer to the following photos.
Note that both the pre-modification and 7 Seg Cover and the modified 7 Seg
Cover are supplied for service use.
fig.7seg-cover-old.eps

Pre-modification 7 Seg Cover

fig.7seg-cover-new.eps
Modified Main Board Assy

Modified 7 Seg Cover

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Parts List
fig.-part1-e.eps

Safety Precautions: Due to one or more of the following reasons,

The parts marked have
safety-related characteristics. Use
only listed parts for replacement.
parts with parts code ******** cannot be supplied as service parts.
• Part supplied only as a component in a complete assembly
• Copyright does not permit the part to be supplied
• Part is sold commercially

Note: The parts marked # are new. (initial parts) The description “Q’ty” means a necessary number of the parts per one product.

CASING
# 5100011390 TOP COVER 1
# 5100011391 BOTTOM COVER 1
04560878 BATTERY COVER RTC #G2027602R0 1

CHASSIS
03561356 SHAFT STAY STAY 1
73455190 BATTERY CASE SET 1
# 5100011394 PEDAL HOLDER 1
# 5100011395 PEDAL PLATE 1
# 5100011396 JACK HOLDER 1

KNOB, BUTTON
03344934 R-KNOB (G2477122/75D522N0R0) 4

SWITCH
01780101 TACT SWITCH SKQKABD010 9
03344723 TACT SWITCH SKQKAKD010 3

JACK, EXT TERMINAL

02781101 USB CONNECTOR B TYPE FEMALE YKF45-0020N 1
03012689 3.5MM JACK HTJ-035-23DBS 1
03568167 6.5MM JACK HTJ-064-11D 1
04909467 6.5MM JACK(PHONES) HTJ-064-05A 1
# 5100003941 6.5MM JACK HTJ-064-11I (F3449118R0) 2
04908701 ADAPTOR JACK KM02018ABM1P 1

PWB ASSY
# 5100009941 MAIN SHEET ASSY 1
* This unit includes the following parts.
# ******** MAIN BOARD ASSY 1
# ******** EXP BOARD ASSY 1

DIODE
04788078 LED KP-1608PBC-A 1
5100006346 LED KP-1608SURC 6
# 5100001581 LED A-552SR-A B/W (F5029412R0) 7-segment LED 1
05015956 LED L-7104SRT (F5229820R0) lamp type (until B**1349) 2
5100006346 LED KP-1608SURC tip type (from B**1350) 2

POTENTIOMETER
01016167 11M/M ROTARY POTENTIOMETER RK11K1140AFG 10KX1 on Exp Board 1
5100001448 POTENTIOMETER (F3279802R0) RD901F-40-125F-B50K-00D 3
5100001452 POTENTIOMETER (F3229205R0) RD901F-40-125F-B50K-0BD 1

WIRING, CABLE
# 5100011956 WIRING 3P 1

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SCREWS
40013056 SCREW M3X6 PAN MACHINE W/SW+PW(S) ZC 1
40342956 SCREW M3X6 PAN MACHINE W/SW+PW(S) BZC 12
40011278 SCREW 3X8 BINDING TAPTITE P FE ZC 8
40011312 SCREW 3X8 BINDING TAPTITE P FE BZC 4
40019123 SCREW 3X8 BINDING TAPTITE S BZC 3
# 5100012929 HEX BOLT M6X50 HALF THREAD BZC 1
40128923 HEX NUT M7 4
04560590 U-NUT M6 BZC 1
5100003918 JACK NUT M9X12X2 NI RTC(H5039510R0) 1
04560589 WASHER M6 T1 (H5039122) 1
40127023 WASHER M3X8X0.5 FEBC 2
5100003926 PLAIN WASHER 9X13.5X0.5T NI(H5039158R0) 1
# 5100011839 SPRING WASHER M6 6.4X11.7X1.5T BZC 1

MISCELLANEOUT
04783901 JACK COVER (G2257203R0) 1
03344923 FOOT H=5 (G2357120) 4
04560601 CUSHION R (G2357111) 1
04560634 BOLT HOLDER (G2147874) 1
04560712 SUPPORT SPRING (G2177103R0) 3
# 5100001928 SW PEDAL (G2187916R0) 3
5100002400 SW PEDAL ESCUTCHEON (G2497024R0) 3
# 5100011392 VR PEDAL 1
# 5100011393 KEY UNIT 1
# 5100011401 PEDAL LABEL MEMORY DOWN 1
# 5100011402 PEDAL LABEL MEMORY UP 1
# 5100011403 PEDAL LABEL SOLO 1
# 5100011841 SW PEDAL FOOT H=7.2 (G2357140R0) 3
# 5100012831 REAR CUSHION 2
# 5100012842 7 SEG COVER PRINT (until B**1349) 1
5100002398 7 SEG COVER (G2567172R0) (from B**1350) 1

ACCESSORIES (Standard)
# 5100011935 OWNER’S MANUAL JAPANESE 1
# 5100011936 OWNER’S MANUAL ENGLISH 1

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Verifying the Version Performing a Factory Reset

Number
1. Connect an AC adaptor (PSA series).

2. Turn down all controls all the way counterclockwise (minimum). A Factory Reset in the User Mode (Owner’s Manual p. 12) must not be
executed on a user’s ME-25 in your care. When executing the Factory Reset, be
3. Hold down [WRITE] and [EXTREME] and insert a plug into the INPUT
sure to follow the procedure described below. The ME-25 records the factory-
jack.
reset history. Executing this in the User Mode overwrites the record left by the
The power comes on, and after a dot is displayed for approximately two
user.
seconds, the version is displayed on the 7-segment LED display.

4. Press [EXIT] to transfer to the Test Mode.

1. Adjust all knobs to their minimum settings.

2. Hold down [WRITE], [CLEAN], and [EXTREME] and insert the plug into
the INPUT jack.

Data Backup and Restore 3. When -- appears on the 7-segment LED display, press [EXIT] 16 times.
The message FA appears on the 7-segment LED display.

Operations 4. Press [WRITE].

The message FA and dots appear on the 7-segment LED display.
Follow the steps described below to save patch and sound library data. Pedal- Left dot: This indicates that a Factory Reset was executed when the
calibration settings cannot be saved. unit was shipped from the factory.
Right dot: This indicates that a Factory Reset has been executed by
the user one or more times.
Items Required * This history cannot be reset.

• Computer (running Windows XP)

Continue with execution of the Factory Reset. Follow the procedure
• USB cable
shown below. To quit without executing the procedure, detach the plug
• MIDI sequencer program (SONAR series or the like)
from the INPUT jack to switch off the power.
• USB driver for the ME-25 (obtainable from http://www.roland.co.jp)

5. Press [WRITE].
Sending Data to the Computer The triangular LEDs to the left and right of the 7-segment LED display
flash.
1. Use the USB cable to connect the ME-25 to the computer installed with
6. Press [WRITE] a second time.
the USB driver for the ME-25.
A Factory Reset is executed.
2. Turn down all controls all the way counterclockwise (minimum).
The display of 7-segment LED changes lighting to flashing. Keep the
3. Hold down [EXIT], [LEAD], and [EXTREME] and insert the plug into the power from being switched off while the LEDs are flashing.
INPUT jack.
The message dU. appears on the 7-segment LED display. When the Factory Reset is finished, the message Fn appears on the 7-
The dot flashes while the ME-25 negotiates the connection to the segment LED display.
computer. When the connection has been established, the dot stops
7. Detach the plug from the INPUT jack.
flashing and stays lighted and the [CLEAN] LED lights up.
The power is switched off.
4. Start the MIDI sequencer program on the computer and put the system in
standby for receiving SysEx data.

5. Press [WRITE].
Data transmission starts. During sending, the triangular LEDs to the left
and right of the 7-segment LED display flash.

6. When the triangular LEDs go dark, the SysEx data is saved in a file.

Receiving Data from the Computer

1. Use the USB cable to connect the ME-25 to the computer installed with
the USB driver for the ME-25.

2. Start the ME-25 is the normal performance mode.

3. Play the MIDI sequencer program on the computer to send the backed-up
SysEx data.
When playback ends, the restore operation is complete.
* No operation is required on the ME-25.

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Updating the System

You use a computer-based MIDI sequencer or the like to play back update-use
MIDI data, and carry out a system update on the ME-25 by receiving the sent
MIDI data.

Performing a system update causes any patch data in the unit to be lost. Back
up any necessary data in advance as described in Data Backup and Restore
Operations (p. 11).

Items Required
• Computer (running Windows XP)
• USB cable
• Update-use MIDI data
• USB driver for the ME-25 (obtainable from http://www.roland.co.jp)
• UpdSMF (obtained via Service Net)

Procedure
1. Use the USB cable to connect the ME-25 to the computer installed with
the USB driver for the ME-25.

2. Turn down all controls all the way counterclockwise (minimum).

3. Hold down [WRITE], [EXTREME], and [SUPER STACK] and insert the
plug into the INPUT jack.
The message UP. appears on the 7-segment LED display.
fig.sys-UP.eps

The dot flashes while the ME-25 negotiates the connection to the
computer. When the connection has been established, the dot stops
flashing and stays lighted.
* If the dot on the 7-segment LED display does not light up steadily, the
connection has a problem. Verify that the driver is correctly installed and set up
and that the USB cable is correctly connected.

4. On the computer, start the program for sending MIDI data (UpdSMF)
and send the update-use MIDI data.
During data receiving, the triangular LEDs to the left and right of the 7-
segment LED display flash with different timing.
The update takes about 3 minutes.
When the update has ended, the message Fn. appears on the 7-segment
LED display.

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Test Mode

Items Required
• Noise meter x 2
• Oscilloscope x 1
• Stabilized DC power supply x 1
• Oscillator x 2
• Powered monitor x 2
• 47kΩ short plug (standard monaural) x 1
• Tester x 1
• Cables for connecting the items just described
• Tool for switching the input to the INPUT jack (e.g., J-5 or the like)
• AA batteries x 6
• Computer (running Windows XP)
• USB driver for the ME-25 (obtainable from http://www.roland.co.jp)
* Install the USB driver into the computer in advance.

Entering the Test Mode

1. Refer to the figure below and connect the measuring equipment to connectors other than the INPUT jack.
fig.connect.eps

Noise Meter
Oscilloscope (DIN AUDIO) Monitor Speaker

Power Supply
AC Adaptor 9V / 6.5V
(PSA)
47K
Signal Generator DummyPlug

Ammeter

IN/OUT
PC SELEECT
Driver &
Librarian
installed

STEREO
- MONO

Stereo
(Mini Plug)

DC IN USB PHONES L/MONO R AUX IN INPUT

OUTPUT

ME-25

2. Turn down all controls all the way counterclockwise (minimum).

* The Test Mode does not start unless all controls have been turned all the way counterclockwise.

3. Hold down [WRITE] and [EXTREME] and insert a plug into the INPUT jack.
* Holding down [WRITE] and [CRUNCH] by mistake and inserting the plug enters the Test Mode for factory-default inspection.
In many cases, execution proceeds unchanged for some time without this being noticed, but continuing in the Test Mode for
factory-default inspection is impossible without special tools.

The power comes on, and after a dot is displayed for approximately two seconds, the version is displayed on the 7-segment
LED display.

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Quitting the Test Mode 2. Current-consumption Check, Voltage

Detach the plug from the INPUT jack, switch off the power. detection Check, and SW (Switch) and
LED Check
1. Make sure that all LEDs light up.
Skipping
2. Measure the current consumption and verify that it is between 110 and
1. Press and hold down [CRUNCH] and [SUPER]. 130 mA.
This quits the test item currently being executed.
* The voltage-detection check (steps 3 through 6 below) requires a stabilized
2. Press [EXIT] or [LEAD] to select the test item. power supply. If none is available, skip steps 3 through 6.
3. Press [WRITE] to execute the test item. 3. Set the voltage of the stabilized power supply to 6.5 V.

4. Verify that bt is displayed on the 7-segment LED display.

fig.test2-1.eps
Test Items
1. Version Check and Device Check (p. 14)
2. Current-consumption Check, Voltage detection Check, and
SW (Switch) and LED Check (p. 14) 5. Set the voltage of the stabilized power supply to 9.0 V.
3. VR Check (p. 15) 6. Verify that the reading on the 7-segment LED display changes from bt to
4. EXP (Expression Pedal) VR Check and Calibration (p. 15) a fully illuminated state.

5. D/A Check (p. 16) 7. Press the switches shown in the following chart in the sequence shown
6. A/D Check (p. 17) under No.
When you press each switch, verify that the corresponding LED in the
7. Clip Check (p. 17)
chart goes dark.
8. Residual Noise Check (p. 17) Verify that a clicking sensation is felt when each switch is pressed.
9. USB Check (p. 17)
10. Battery Operation Check (p. 17) No. Switch LED
1 WRITE 7-segment LED - A
2 WRITE 7-segment LED - B
3 WRITE 7-segment LED - C
1. Version Check and Device Check 4 WRITE 7-segment LED - D
5 EXIT 7-segment LED - E
1. Turn down all controls all the way counterclockwise (minimum).
6 EXIT 7-segment LED - F
2. Hold down [WRITE] and [EXTREME] and insert a plug into the INPUT 7 EXIT 7-segment LED - G
jack. 8 EXIT 7-segment LED - H
The power comes on, and after a dot is displayed for approximately two 9 LEAD LEAD
10 DRIVE DRIVE
seconds, the version is displayed on the 7-segment LED display.
fig.test1-1.eps
11 CLEAN CLEAN
12 CRUNCH CRUNCH
13 HEAVY HEAVY
14 EXTREME EXTREME
15 SUPER STACK SUPER STACK
16 SUPER STACK PEDAL FX
17 SOLO/TAP TEMPO SOLO/TAP TEMPO
Checking of the internal devices is conducted until the triangular LEDs to 18 MEMORY
the left and right of the 7-segment LED display lights up. 19 MEMORY
fig.test1-2.eps

7-segment LED darkening sequence

fig.test2-2.eps

3. Press [EXIT] to move to the next test.

8. After all have gone dark, press [MEMORY ] to move to the next test.

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3. VR Check
Operate the knobs shown in the following chart in the sequence shown under No. and verify the reading of the 7-segment LED display.

fig.test3-1.eps

1 2 3 4

No. knob knob position and reading on the 7-segment LED display
1 VARIATION 1 2 9 10

Verify that the 7-segment LED display changes with each click.
2 DRIVE MIN MAX

3 TONE MIN MAX

4 VOLUME MIN MAX

When all of four knobs have been checked, test program advances to the next item automatically.

4. EXP (Expression Pedal) VR Check and Calibration

1. The 7-segment LED display shows Pd, then UP appears.
fig.test4-1.eps

2. Depress the heel side of the expression pedal all the way and press [WRITE].
The message dn appears on the 7-segment LED display.
fig.test4-2.eps

3. Depress the toe side of the expression pedal all the way and press [WRITE].
The message 5 appears on the 7-segment LED display.
* This 5 is the sensitivity of the expression-pedal switch. It is set to 5 by default.

4. Depress the toe side of the expression pedal more forcefully and verify that the PEDAL FX LED lights up.

5. Again depress the toe side of the expression pedal forcefully and verify that the PEDAL FX LED goes dark.

6. Press [EXIT] to move to the next test.

The Reading Shown on the 7-segment LED Display

When UP is shown, dots are also displayed at the same time.
Left dot: This indicates that calibration was executed when the unit was shipped from the factory.
Right dot: This indicates that calibration has been executed one or more times by the user or a service technician
since the unit was shipped from the factory.
* This calibration record cannot be reset.

The ME-25 records the expression-pedal calibration history. Executing this in the User Mode (Owner’s Manual p. 12)
overwrites the calibration record left by the user.
If the pedal operates in an unexpected way, examining the calibration history may allow determination of a problem
in the factory-default calibration or in calibration performed by the user.

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5. D/A Check 11. Verify that nothing is output from the OUTPUT L, R.
fig.test5-5.eps

1. Insert plugs into the OUTPUT L/MONO, R and PHONES jacks.

* Correct waveforms are not displayed unless all connections are made to the
OUTPUT L/MONO, R and PHONES jacks. Be sure shielded cords or jack
adapter plugs are inserted.

2. On the oscilloscope, set Channel 1 to 0.5 V/div, Channel 2 to 0.5 V/div,

and Time to 1.0 ms/div.

3. Input the PHONES output to the oscilloscope.

4. Verify that dA appears on the 7-segment LED display and that both the
triangular LEDs to the left and right of the 7-segment LED display light
up.
fig.test5-1.eps

12. Press [EXIT] and verify that the triangular LEDs to the left and right of
the 7-segment LED display light up again.
5. Verify that the PHONES output value is between 850 and 930 mVp-p.
13. Verify that the OUTPUT L, R output values are between 850 and 930
fig.test5-2.eps
mVp-p.
fig.test5-6.eps

6. Press [EXIT] and verify that the triangular LEDs to the left and right of
the 7-segment LED display go dark.
14. Detach the plug from OUTPUT R jack.
fig.test5-3.eps
Verify that the OUTPUT L waveform changes as shown below.
fig.test5-7.eps

7. On the oscilloscope, set Channel 1 to 0.1 V/div, Channel 2 to 0.1 V/div,

and Time to 1.0 ms/div.

8. Verify that the output value from the PHONES is 180 mVp-p or less.
fig.test5-4.eps

15. Insert the plug into OUTPUT R jack and detach the plug from the
PHONES jack.
Verify that the OUTPUT L, R waveforms change as shown below.
fig.test5-8.eps

9. Change the input to the oscilloscope from PHONES to OUTPUT L, R.

10. On the oscilloscope, set Channel 1 to 0.5 V/div, Channel 2 to 0.5 V/div,
and Time to 1.0 ms/div.

16. Press [EXIT] to move to the next test.

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6. A/D Check 4. On the oscillator, make the settings for output of 200 Hz, 4.0 Vp-p, and a
sine wave, and input this to INPUT.
1. Verify that Ad is shown on the 7-segment LED display.
5. Verify that the OUTPUT L, R waveforms are not clipped.
fig.test6-1.eps
fig.test7-2.eps

2. On the oscilloscope, set Channel 1 to 0.5 V/div, Channel 2 to 0.5 V/div,

and Time to 1.0 ms/div.

3. On the oscillator, make the settings for output of 200 Hz, 50 mVp-p, and
a rectangular wave, and input this to INPUT.

4. Verify that the OUTPUT L, R output values are between 900 and 1,000
mVp-p.
fig.test6-2.eps

6. Press [EXIT] to move to the next test.

8. Residual Noise Check

1. Verify that AF is shown on the 7-segment LED display.
fig.test8-1.eps

2. Change the input to INPUT from the oscillator to the 47kΩ dummy
5. Change the input to INPUT from the oscillator to a 47kΩ dummy resistor.
resistor.
6. On the oscilloscope, set Channel 1 to 0.2 V/div, Channel 2 to 0.2 V/div,
3. Verify that the noise levels for OUTPUT L, R and PHONES L, R are -88
and Time to 1.0 ms/div.
dBu (DIN audio) or less, or -91 dBu (JIS-A) or less.
7. On the oscillator, make the settings for output of 200 Hz, 200 mVp-p, and
4. Press [EXIT].
a rectangular wave, and input this to AUX INPUT.
The message Fn appears on the 7-segment LED display, and testing ends.
8. Verify that the OUTPUT L, R output values are between 450 and 550 fig.test8-2.eps
mVp-p.
fig.test6-3.eps

5. Detach the plug from INPUT Jack to switch off the power.

9. USB Check
1. Connect the ME-25 and the computer using a USB cable.

2. Start the ME-25 in the normal operation mode and verify that the
computer detects the ME-25.
From the Start menu, select Settings, then Control Panel, then Sounds
and Audio Devices. At the Audio tab, make sure the ME-25 can be
selected.

9. Detach the plug from AUX IN jack, connect the monitor speakers to
OUTPUT L, R, and verify that no sound is heard.
10. Battery Operation Check
10. Verify that no abnormal noise is heard even when vibration is applied.
1. Detach the connected AC adaptor.
11. Press [EXIT] to move to the next test.
2. Insert batteries into the battery compartment, then insert a plug into
INPUT jack to switch on the power.

7. Clip Check 3. Verify that the 7-segment LED display lights up.
If normal operation can be verified, the test results are considered to be
1. Verify that A.d. is shown on the 7-segment LED display. OK (passed).
fig.test7-1.eps
* If the 7-segment LED display is dark, check the battery voltage.

2. Change the input to INPUT from the 47kΩ dummy resistor to the
oscillator.

3. On the oscilloscope, set Channel 1 to 2.0 V/div, Channel 2 to 2.0 V/div,

and Time to 1.0 ms/div.

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Block Diagram
fig.Block.eps@L

PSA–XXX
9V
INPUT A
BATT LR6 SizeAA *6

PreEnpha CODEC DeEnpha

Analog +9V BATTERY DET
/ AFAD IC7
AK4552
Digital +5V

AIN5
Digital +1.5V
DC–DC
IC15
Digital +3.3V

RESET IC
IC2 TUSB
IC1
X’tal X1
ESC AIN6
LED * 3 Q12, Q14, Q15 IC4 VBUS DET

7SEG EEP–ROM
LED Driver *2
IC8, IC10 (1 Mbit fo
LED * 8
AIN[0–4]

VR (EXP) VR *4 SW * 12 SDRAM
SWDATA[0–11] IC14

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fig.Block.eps@R

AUX IN
PHONES

MIX OUTPUT L
IC6 OUTPUT R
Mute
Q1,
Q2,
Q3,
Q4

EEP–ROM IC5
(64kbit for T USB)

X’tal X2

USB

M IC13
or ESC)

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Circuit Board (Main Board)

fig.b-Main-1.eps

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fig.b-Main-2.eps

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Circuit Diagram (Main Board: Analog)

fig.d-Main-Analog.eps@L
A+3.3

Analog

Q6 2SK880-GR(TE85R.F)
AVCC

8
D5 TP32 TP31 IC17
R93 C119 NJM2115V(TE1)
1 2 15k 0.1uF A+3.3
TP93 TP17 TP158 TP107 TP12 D ( 0.5% )
R60

4
3
GND
INPUT 0
10k
D ( 0.5% ) C132
10pF
TP168

2
R127 TP40 R79 R107 TP29
2 3 GND 10 0
3 R95 C11
1 10k C149 TP169 1800pF

1
1uF 2

C161 UnPop
JK2 1
HTJ-064-11D AVCC C139 R14
R67 10uF 56k 3 C143 C17 C138
MK1 D ( 0.5% ) IC17
GT-3 JACK SHIELD COVER TP98 10k 16V 10uF 0.1uF 10uF C131
R64 D ( 0.5% ) NJM2115V(TE1) 16V 16V C16 100uF
10 GND R12 TP85 TP153 6.3V
20 10k TP157 GND 0.1uF
30 1M C22 R17
D ( 0.5% ) UnPop Gain=-11.442dB 150k
GND D ( 0.5% ) TP142 TP151
GND GND

5
4
R66
GND TP192 10k C97 C133
R58 10pF

VD
VA
D ( 0.5% ) 0.1uF 2 19
10k LIN LOUT
D ( 0.5% ) C1
C153 6 10
GND 7 1 20 1
47uF 5 RIN ROUT
16V C145 SD-DA R154 0 13 8 R88 100
10uF SDTI SDTO
IC17 16V LRCK R155 0 14
D+3.3 TP5 C102 NJM2115V(TE1) MCK R156 0 15 LRCK TP26
UnPop BCK R157 0 16 MCLK
BCLK
7
TP43 6 DEM1
0 Gain =+23.52dB DEM0
A+3.3 XCODEC-PDN 17 18
R33 PDN VCOM
RTT05 000 J 12
11 CKS3
10 CKS2
9 CKS1 C104

VSS
R62 TP13 CKS0
10k 0.1uF
D ( 0.5% ) IC7
C2 AK4556VT-E2

3
100uF
6.3V R48
10k C141
10uF C120 NOTICE
D ( 0.5% ) 16V 0.1uF AVCC AVCC
For AK4552
GND D6 D4 CKS 0 3 is nonexistent GND
UnPop UnPop
2 1 2 1
TP34 TP28 TP184 TP2 Same pattern is available
AUX IN
3

3
C140
R74 GND GND 10uF
R115 1k 16V
2 0
3
1 R112
JK1 0
HTJ-035-23DBS
R71 C137
1k 10uF
TP194 16V 2SC2873-Y(TE12R.CF)
GND R8 R7 Q19 UnPop
C6 C5
TP25 1000pF 1000pF 22k 22k
2 3
AVCC TP149

1
GND 2SC4738-GR(TE85L.F) Q5
PVCC
3 2

RTT06 152 J
TP156

1
R16 R61

1.5k
R18
68k PVCC 11V 3.13V TP167 10k
D ( 0.5% )
C117 0.1uF
D ( 0.5% )
BAT-DET
C3
100uF
R80 16V
27k C21 C127 R78 C15
D ( 0.5% ) 0.1uF 100uF 12k 47u
16V D ( 0.5% )
16V

GND
TP191
CN1 GND
53014-0210 1 TP39 Q18
C105 MCH6306-TL-E PVCC TP207
0.1uF IC19 TP
CN1 2 S D4 NJM2882F05-TE1
53014-0210 TP35 UnPop 4 D3 6
D2 5
R105

2SA1832-GR(T5L.F.T)

TP183 1 5
D1 2
33k

GND VIN VOUT

TP190 DC-POWER 1
G

3 4

GND
R77
0.1uF

R110 0 CTRL N-BP

2

R147
R85

TP84
330k

MINISMDC050F
C1

1 47k
Q9

RTT05 000 J 2
C19 0.1uF

SS14 C125 C152 C96

3

L4 220uF
R116

2 0.1uF 0.1uF
16V
33k

3 TP86 TP208
1 2 4 D2
5 GS1G-M4 C124
R124

4 1 3 D9 220uF
TP143
33k

JK6 WQT-0460 UnPop 25V D7

KM02018ABM1P TP170 TP89
UDZS TE-17 11B
C122 R109 0
0.1uF GND GND
RTT05 000 J
TP27
TP24

TP193

C134
GND 10uF Q8 QS5U27TR(PB FREE)
18

R6 Q8 QS5U27TR(PB FREE)
C160 C113
VCC

100pF 47k 0.1uF TP18

3

15 TP185 TP182
FB+1.5 16 FB1
13 INV1 C110 0.1uF TP173
4
2

FB+3.3 DTC1 12
D ( 0.5% ) D ( 0.5% )

C159100pF R3 47k 6 PVCC1 11 1 FB+1.5

D ( 0.5% ) D ( 0.5% )

5 FB2 OUT1 L5
TP160 TP178 7 INV2 R129 ELL6SH820M
82uH
5
2.2k

3.3k

DTC2
R68

R86

TP11 TP6 C107 0.1uF 56

4 8
10k D ( 0.5% )

10k D ( 0.5% )

NON2 PVCC2 9 R12

R49 19 OUT2 0
TP138 1 STB R128 Q7 QS5U27TR(PB FREE) RTT05
10k
2

TP14 TP106 SEL1 56

R135 3 Q7 QS5U27TR(PB FREE) D+3.3
10uF

D ( 0.5% ) 2 1
RT
R50

R59

3
R92

R69

15k
47k

R82 27k D ( 0.5% )

R81 27k D ( 0.5% )

TP103
18k

D ( 0.5% ) CT 10 4 TP164 FB+3.3 TP141

5

14 PGND L3
SCP ELL6SH151M R118
C136

17 150uH
C8 1000pF

C9 1000pF

GND
FIN

VREF 0 C130
TP41 TP188 100uF
47k

47k
R5

R1

IC15 RTT05 000 J 6.3V

20
30

C14 C115 BD9851EFV-E2 C15

C154 C111 C129 UnPop
0.1uF 0.1uF 100uF
D ( 0.5% )

470pF
D ( 0.5% )

TP4 UnPop 6.3V

TP10
1000pF

1000pF
R70

R87
C10
47k

22k

C7

TP154 R65 C135

10k D ( 0.5% ) 10uF
GND GND
3

GND 1 RST-DCDC
2

Q11
DTC114TUAT106

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fig.d-Main-Analog.eps@R
R63 TP187
10k C13
TP144 D ( 0.5% ) 1800pF TP150

Gain = +6.336dB
R15

TP30
C169
UnPop
56k
D ( 0.5% ) OUT L(MONO)
C163 UnPop TP145
TP180 TP177 TP148 TP189
GND
2 C155 C157
R84 1 22uF 22uF
27k 3 16V 16V 2
IC16 R73 R76 R99 4
D ( 0.5% ) 1k 1k 0 1
C103 NJM4580M(TE1)

R19 100k
AVREF UnPop R25 JK4
UnPop C114 HTJ-064-11I

3
TP215 TP46 UnPop
1
R57 GND
C182 10k C12 Q1

2
UnPop D ( 0.5% ) 1800pF RN1441-A(TE85L.F)
GND GND GND
R13
56k
TP176 GND TP7 D ( 0.5% )
TP16
148 TP23 TP19 TP152
0uF
6V TP101 C165 UnPop
6 C158
22uF
C156
22uF
OUT R
C144 R83 7 16V 16V
SD-AD
10uF 27k 5 2
16V D ( 0.5% ) IC16 R72 R75 R102 4
1k 1k 0 1
NJM4580M(TE1) JK3
C92 HTJ-064-11I
UnPop R22

R23 100k
AVREF UnPop TP45
C106

3
UnPop
GND 1
TP139 Q3

2
RN1441-A(TE85L.F) GND
C147 AVCC
10uF
16V GND
GND
8

IC16
NJM4580M(TE1)
C98
0.1uF
4

TP165 TP1
GND
PHONES

FBMA-10-160808-601T
TP175

TP181
R97
10k TP15
TP38
C162 R137 TP159 R139
TP186
TP20
C128 22
UnPop 100uF 22 5
L2

2 16V 3/4W 3/4W 4

R91 1 2
5.6k C186 3 3
IC6 R138 7
22pF NJM4556AM-TE1-#ZZZB 22 8
FBMA-10-160808-601T
C20 1000pF

C46 1000pF

R21
L1

3/4W 1
100k JK5
3

TP146 1 HTJ-064-05A
AVREF R29 TP9 GND Q2 TP162
100k
2

RN1441-A(TE85L.F) GND
AVREF TP33 R96
C94 10k TP147
0.1uF TP8 GND
R136 GND
GND C164 C123 22
UnPop 100uF
6 16V 3/4W
R90 7
5.6k C187 5
50 C108 22pF IC6
uF 0.1uF NJM4556AM-TE1-#ZZZB R24
V 100k
3

R20 Gain = +5.036dB 1

AVREF 100k GND
2

Q4
RN1441-A(TE85L.F)
C121
D+5V 0.1uF GND
P206 GND AVCC
1SS387(TPH3.F)

D+3.3
8

IC6
C146 NJM4556AM-TE1-#ZZZB
C24
D1

10uF 0.1uF TP155

16V
4

C151 C95 TP104

0.1uF 47uF
16V
C4
100uF
GND TP105 TP179 6.3V
2

GND
XOUT-MUTE
1
R89 Q10
100
3

2SA1586-GR(T5L,F,H)
R108
UnPop TP42 R101
0
R11 C142
10uF
1M 16V
GND

GND GND
D+3.3 D+3.3
D+1.5 D+3.3
TP171
D3
UnPop R2
5 2 1 47k
C118 C101 C23 C99 C109 C90 C18 TP36
000 J
3

0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF 0.1uF GND

PHONE-CONECT
R98
0
GND

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Circuit Diagram (Main Board: Digital)

fig.d-Main-Digital.eps@L
TC4W66FU(TE12L,F) IC9
D+3.3 5 6 BCK D+3.3 D+3.3
Digital GND
R162
10k IC9
TP244
TP229

3
C167 10uF 16V TC4W66FU(TE12L,F) 1
R148 C30 0.1uF TP3 1 2 4
LRCK VR4
TP230 TP210 D+5V C67 0.1uF 2
10

VCC
R163

5
VBUS USB SECTION C64 0.1uF

VDD
8
C29 0.1uF 10k
D+3.3 IC3

7
GND

20
TP37
UnPop TC7S08FU(TE85L.F) C126 C60
TP241

VSS
0.1uF 0.1uF

R100

R103
100k

100k

4
R134 0.1uF C66

GND
3
JK7 0 IC9 IC3
YKF45-0020N 0.1uF C31 TC4W66FU(TE12L,F)

TP213
DTC114TUAT106 TC7S08FU(T

TP209

3
R30 100 Q13
R28 100 1

27
43
9
21
37

3
GND LRCK-SW-CTRL

TP21
R44 100
GND Q17 1 BCK-SW-CTRL GND GND

2
DVDDS
DVDDS

DVDD
DVDD
DVDD

AVDD
R106 100
34
DTC114TUAT106 TP69 TP240

2
20
10

ACM2520-801-3P-T002 CSCLK 35 TP82

4
1
2
3

CSYNC 36 USB-SDOUT
L6 27 R145 7 CDATO 38
DP CDATI 1 7 3 5
4 3 8
DM _CRESET
39 USB-SDIN XRESET
5 2 40

C52
6 1
27 R142 CSCHNE GND
TP214 IC12 IC12

TP248

TP245
100pF C87 12 TC7W04FU(TE12L.F) TC7W04FU(TE12L.F)

0 1uF
C78 EXTEN
C71 R46 100 6 2
33pF R158 52 47 MCK RST-DCDC
33pF 1 PLLFILI MCLKI 48
C166 1000pF 4 PLLFILO MCLKI2 44 R140 0
XRESET IC12
3.3k PLLO MCLKO
GND 23
PLLOEN MCLKO2
45
UnPop
TC7W04FU(TE12L.F)
TP212 3 TP249 D+3.3

R146 UnPop
D+3.3 1.5k R133 6 PWMO 10 TP196

R26 4.7k
R27 4.7k
PUR _MRESET

R120 10k
13
4.7k R132 USB-SCL 42 _RSTO 22 GND
TP198
USB-SDA 41 SCL Not-Used
SDA R9 0 R141 R126 10k
11 32 USB_TI_BUSY

3
4.7k R131 TEST P1.7 0
17 31 R149 0 TUSB_MUTE 1 3
3 D+3.3 D+3.3 _XINT P1.6 30 BCK-SW-CTRL
PORT-RST 8 NC 2
8 A2 2 TP202
P1.5 29 LRCK-SW-CTRL TP250 C43 VCCA1 1
VCC A1 1 GND P1.4 A0

2
28
C28 A0 P1.3 TP247 5
26 0.1uF
R130

TP246 Q16
5 27pF C112 P1.2 4 SDA 6
10k

0.1uF 50 25 DTC114TUAT106 UnPop

4 SDA 6 XTALO P1.1 24 VBUS-DET GND VSS SCL 7
1

VSS SCL 7 P1.0 WP

WP 20 R55 100 LRCK
IC5 27pF C116 P3.5 IC18 UnPop
4

51 19 R54 100 CTRL

XTALI P3.4 18 0 R160 USB_CPU_BUSY R1EX24512ASAS0A TP199
CAT24C64WI-GT3 TP211 P3.3 15 100 R42 USB-MIDI-DS
P3.1
X2 14 100 R31
DVSS
DVSS
DVSS
DVSS

AVSS

GND USB-MIDI-US
P3.0 3 TP205
MA-406 6.000MHZ TE24 8 A2 2
GND IC1 VCC A1 1
C93 NC
16
33
46

49

TUSB3200ACPAH
D+3.3
5

0.1uF 5 SDA
4 SDA 6

TP174
TP123
SCL
GND SCL 7 WP-EEP1
1 GND E2P SECTION WP
2 ADVREF
3 USB-SDA IC13
4 USB-SCL HN58W241000FPIE TP197
5 D+3.3
6 WP RD901F-40-125F-B50K-00D
RD901F-40-125F-B50K-0BD VR3 RD901F-40-125F-B50K-00D
CN5 GND N-WIRE
VR4 VR2 RD901F-40-125F-B50K-00D
A2001WV2-6P GND VR1 1
UnPop 2 XRESET
3
3

USB EEPROM 4 DDO

50kB

UPDATE C41 C86 0.01uF 5 DCK

D+3.3 0.1uF 6 DMS
2 2 2 2 7 DDI
1

C61 UnPop 8 XDRST

C74 9
VBUS C88 UnPop 10 RTA03-4D47
UnPop TP92 GND RA141
C89 UnPop 8
TP47 CN6 UnPop 2 7
GND VCC
5

TP44 TP83 TP79 C91 UnPop B10B-ZR (LF)(SN) 3 6

R56 C168 IC11 TP22 D+3.3 4 5
10k 0.1uF TC7SH04FU(TE85L.JF) R47 ADVREF R159 4
3

D ( 0.5% ) 1 GND 10 TP14

2 4 VBUS-DET
C81 C39
R51 C100 IC11 R38 0 100uF
10k TC7SH04FU(TE85L.JF) R37 0 6.3V 0.1uF
0.1uF C53 C50 C25 C56 R34 0 GND
D ( 0.5% ) GND 0.047uF 0.047uF 0.047uF 0.047uF TP137
R40 0 GND
R36 0 VBUS-DET
BAT-DET
GND AIN4
GND AD SECTION AIN3
AIN2
AIN1
AIN0
ADVREF D+1.5
EXP BOARD TP136
VR5 VR5 R35 C80 C63
0 100uF
3

TP57
TP50
TP56

PVCC D+3.3 6.3V 0.1uF

3 3 GND
2 2 2 C54 TP122 TP135
10

20

D+3.3
1

1 1
TP94
TP95

0.1uF TP48 R52 TP81 R123

2
VR5 12k 56k C33
RK11K1140AFG CN3 C26 D ( 0.5% ) 22pF ESB16.9344F1
0 TP78 EXP-GND 10uF IC2 X1

1
R39 CN2 GND 16V BD45301G-TR GND
RTT05 000 J WIRING RIBBON 3P/AWG26/P2.0
TP120

WIRING RIBBON 3P/AWG26/P2.0 D+3.3 5 4 C32 TP121

VDD VOUT 22pF
SUB

R45 3 1 R32 0
TP53
TP49
TP51
TP52

16

LED+3.3 LED13 27k C27 GND ER

1uF TP134
13
14

A-552SR-A B/W D ( 0.5% )

VDD

C85 RA16 RTA03-4D471JTP 15 C79 GND

2

100uF 16 14 Q11 TP133 100pF

COM2
COM1

6.3V L-0(10)
A1 13 Q10 2 LED-D1
15 L-0(0) L-0(11) 4 5 12 Q9 DATA GND
B1 L-0(10) 3 6 11 Q8 3
3 L-0(11) L-0(9) 2 7 10 Q7 CLOCK XRESET GND
C72 0.1uF

GND C1 L-0(8) 1 8 9 Q6
2 L-1(8) L-0(7) 4 5 8 Q5
D1 L-0(6) 3 6 7 Q4
1 L-1(9) L-0(5) 2 7 6 Q3 USB-MIDI-US
E1 L-0(4) 1 8 5 Q2 USB-MIDI-DS
VSS

18 L-1(11) L-0(3) 1 8 4 Q1
F1 L-0(2) 2 7 Q0 TP131
17 D+3.3 TP132
L-1(10) L-0(1) 3 6 R117 100
TP216
TP217

G1 L-1(8:11) L-0(0) 4 5 LED-D0

TP130
TP129
TP128
TP127
TP126
1

4 L-0(9)
DP1 RA13 RTA03-4D471JTP IC8 USB-SDIN R150 100
11 L-0(2) RA15 RTA03-4D471JTP GND
A2 L-0(0:11) BU2090F-E2
10 L-0(3) For Debug WP-EEP1
B2 1
TP59
TP58
TP63
TP54
TP60
TP62
TP61
TP55

8 L-0(5) 2 MCK 1 8 RA4

C2 3 BCK 2 7
6 D+3.3 4 3 6
TP203
TP66
TP65
TP64

L-0(7) LRCK
D2 4 5
TP161

5 L-0(8) CN4 SD-DA

RTA03-4D101JTP
E2 UnPop SD-AD
16

12 L-0(1) RA2 RTA03-4D471JTP USB-SDOUT

F2 A2001WV2-4P
TP80

RA1 RTA03-4D331JTP GND

7
VDD

L-0(6) MCK
G2 L-1(11) 4 5 15 BCK
9 L-0(4) L-1(10) 3 6 14 Q11 LRCK To Analog
DP2 L-1(9) 2 7 13 Q10 2 LED-D0
L-1(8) 1 8 12 Q9 DATA
L-1(7) 4 5 11 Q8 3 LED-CK
LED1 KP-1608SURC (EXTREME) L-1(6) 3 6 10 Q7 CLOCK
C55 0.1uF

1 2 9 Q6
TP124
TP68
TP67

L-1(5) 2 7
LED8 KP-1608SURC (LEAD) L-1(4) 1 8 8 Q5
1 2 L-1(3) 7 Q4
LED6 KP-1608SURC (HEAVY) L-1(2) R153 330 6 Q3
1 2 L-1(1) R152 330 5 Q2
VSS

LED7 KP-1608SURC (CRUNCH) L-1(0) R151 330 4 Q1

1 2 R111 330 Q0
1 2 LED11 KP-1608SURC (CLEAN) LED-B
1

LED-R
1 2 LED12 KP-1608SURC (RHYTHM) LED-R
TP77
TP76
TP75
TP74
TP73
TP72
TP71
TP70

IC10
1 2 LED10 KP-1608SURC (TUNER L) GND BU2090F-E2
LED9 KP-1608SURC D+5V D+3.3 D+3.3
1 2 (TUNER R) (SUPER STACK(BLUE)) (PEDALFX)
1

LED4 LED3 LED2

LED SECTION KP-1608PBC-A KP-1608SURC KP-1608SURC (SOLO )
2

TP239 TP237 TP231

R41 R10 R4
330 330 330
3

1 1 1
Q14
2

Q15 Q12
2

2
GND

DTC114EUAT106(PB FREE)
DTC114EUAT106(PB FREE) DTC114EUAT106(PB FRE
GND

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D+3.3

RTA03-4D104JTP
RTA03-4D104JTP

RTA03-4D104JTP
VR4 VR3 VR3 VR2 VR2 VR1 VR1
SW SECTION

5
6
7
8
5
6
7
8
8
7
6
5
RA20
RA19

RA22
10

20

10

20

10

20

10

TP224
TP226

TP233

4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
2
3
4
GND SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5
E85L.F) SKQKAKD010 SKQKABD010 SKQKABD010 SKQKABD010 SKQKABD010
RA3
RTA03-4D101JTP
SWDATA(0) 4 5
SWDATA(1) 3 6
SWDATA(2) 2 7
SWDATA(3) 1 8
D+3.3 SWDATA(4) 4 5
SWDATA(5) 3 6
SWDATA(6) 2 7
SWDATA(7) 1 8
C52

SW6 SW7 SW8 SW9 SW10

GND VCC

1 8
8

SWDATA(8)
IC12 SWDATA(11) 2 7 SKQKABD010 SKQKABD010 SKQKABD010 SKQKAKD010 SKQKABD010
TC7W04FU(TE12L.F) SWDATA(10) 3 6
4 5
0.1uF

SWDATA(9)
4

RA17 RTA03-4D101JTP
D+3.3 D+1.5 RA21 RTA03-4D101JTP
GND
TP200
R144 R143
C82 0 0 SW11 SW12
100uF SKQKABD010 SKQKAKD010
6.3V
C179 UnPop
C180 UnPop
C59 0.1uF
C181 UnPop
C57 0.1uF
C178 UnPop
C49 0.1uF GND
TP163 C177 UnPop
C48 0.1uF C83
100uF C171 UnPop
C70 0.1uF 6.3V C176 UnPop
C65 0.1uF
C173 UnPop
C58 0.1uF C77 0.1uF
C170 UnPop
C44 0.1uF C68 0.1uF
C175 UnPop
C45 0.1uF C73 0.1uF
C172 UnPop
C69 0.1uF C47 0.1uF
C174 UnPop
C76 0.1uF C35 0.1uF
C40 0.1uF C75 0.1uF GND
GND
9
17
26
34
49
61
82
96
114
122
132
144

36
41
55
72
101
108
141

GND
EVDD
EVDD
EVDD
EVDD
EVDD
EVDD
EVDD
EVDD
EVDD
EVDD
EVDD
EVDD

IVDD
IVDD
IVDD
IVDD
IVDD
IVDD
IVDD

R43 0 H:TUSB-RESET
79 121 USB_CPU_BUSY
80 SCL _CS4/SD0/TRR0/P80 68 L: -
SDA _CS3/P63 69
10k
10k

70JTP _CS1/SPICS/P62
8 102 R122 0 D+3.3
7 103 DCK 124 PHONE-CONECT
6 104 DMS A23/_SYNC/TRS7/P97 125 TUSB_MUTE UPDATE
R119
R121

5 105 DDI A22/TRS6/P96 126 LED-BLUE

106 DDO A21/TRS5/P95 127 LED-RED2 JIG
47 _DRST A20/TRS4/P94 128 LED-RED1 S-EA(7)
40 A19/TRS3/P93 129 PORT-RST S-EA(6) 1
84 A18/TRS2/P92 130 XCODEC-PDN S-EA(5) 2
85 AVDD33 A17/TRS1/P91 131 XOUT-MUTE S-EA(4) SDA 3
AVREFP A16/TRS0/P90 S-EA(3) SCL 4
95 53 SWDATA(9) S-EA(2) 5
94 AGND33 AD15/PWM/P57 54 SWDATA(10) S-EA(1) WP-EEP1 6
AVREFM AD14/SPICK/P56 56 SWDATA(11)
93 AD13/SPIDI/P55 57 CN7
92 AIN7 AD12/SPIDO/P54 58 R94 100 LED-CK
91 AIN6 AD11/BUCK/P53 59 A2001WV2-6P
10k
10k

90 AIN5 AD10/BULCK/P52 60 R104 100 LED-D1 UnPop

89 AIN4 AD9/BUDO1/P51 63 ESC MODE
8
7
6
5

SWDATA(8)
88 AIN3 AD8/P50 RA12 GND
87 AIN2 43 SWDATA(0) RTA03-4D103JTP MODE1
R113
R114

86 AIN1 AD7/P47 44
1
2
3
4

SWDATA(1)
AIN0 AD6/P46 45 SWDATA(2) EA0:EA1:EA2 1:0:0
AD5/P45 46 SWDATA(3)
6 134 AD4/P44 47 SWDATA(4)
AVDD15 AD3/P43 48 SWDATA(5)
AD2/P42 51 SWDATA(6)
AD1/P41 52 SWDATA(7)
GND
133 AD0/P40
AGND15
64 TP251
139 ALE/P67 65
TP96
TP99

TP252
XIN _CRD/P66 66 TP253
S-ED(0:7)
16D35F _CWR/P65 67 TP254
_WAIT/P64
140
TP100
TP102
TP108
TP109
TP110
TP111
TP112
TP113

USB_TI_BUSY
XOUT 120
TP90
TP91
TP201
TP87

INT2/SD1/TRR1/P81 78 R161 0 S-EA(0)

98 INT1
99 TMODE1 4 5 S-EA(9)
135 TMODE0 22 3 6 S-EA(12)
136 TMC1 EA13/_CRD/P10 24 2 7 S-EA(8)
137 TMC2 EA12/_WAIT/P22 21 1 8 S-EA(10) 53 S-ED(7)
142 _TRST EA11/ALE/P11 28 S-EA(12) 20 DQ15 51 S-ED(6)
143 SMC EA10/_CS1/P20 23 S-EA(7) S-EA(13) 21 BA0 DQ14 50 S-ED(5)
AMC EA9/_CWR/P23 25 4 5 S-EA(0) 36 BA1 DQ13 48 S-ED(4)
EA8/_CS3/P21 29 3 6 S-EA(6) S-EA(11) 35 NC DQ12 47 S-ED(3)
81 EA7/AD15/P37 31 2 7 S-EA(1) S-EA(10) 22 A11 DQ11 45 S-ED(2)
_RESET EA6/AD13/P35 33 1 8 S-EA(9) 34 A10/AP DQ10 44 S-ED(1)
EA5/AD11/P33 39 S-EA(8) 33 A9 DQ9 42 S-ED(0)
70 EA4/AD9/P31 40 RA10 RTA03-4D101JTP S-EA(7) 32 A8 DQ8 13 S-ED(0)
71 TXD1/P61 EA3/AD8/P30 38 RA9 RTA03-4D101JTP S-EA(6) 31 A7 DQ7 11 S-ED(1)
74 RXD1/P60 EA2/AD10/P32 32 4 5 S-EA(5) S-EA(5) 30 A6 DQ6 10 S-ED(2)
75 TXD0/P76 EA1/AD12/P34 30 3 6 S-EA(2) S-EA(4) 29 A5 DQ5 8 S-ED(3)
RXD0/P75 EA0/AD14/P36 RA8 2 7 S-EA(4) S-EA(3) 26 A4 DQ4 7 S-ED(4)
RTA03-4D101JTP 1 8 S-EA(3) S-EA(2) 25 A3 DQ3 5 S-ED(5)
0 76 2 4 5 S-ED(7) S-EA(1) 24 A2 DQ2 4 S-ED(6)
77 TI/P74 ED7/P07 3 23 A1 DQ1 2
S-EA(0:13)

TCLR/BUDO0/P73 ED6/P06 4 3 6 S-ED(6) S-EA(0)

A0 DQ0 S-ED(7)
0 119 ED5/P05 5 2 7 S-ED(5)
RA7 1 8 S-ED(4)
PWM/SD2/TRR2/P82 ED4/INT2/P04 6 RTA03-4D101JTP 4 5 S-ED(3) 19 27 D+3.3
ED3/_CS6/P03 7 3 6 S-ED(2) 18 _CS VDD 14
118 ED2/_CS4/P02 8 RA6 2 17 _RAS VDD 1
87 S-ED(0)
S-ED(1)
_SYNC/SD3/TRR3/P83 ED1/A23/P01 11 RTA03-4D101JTP 1 16 _CAS VDD 49
110 ED0/A22/P00 12 7 S-EA(13) 39 _WE VDDQ 43
111 MCK/TRCKI/P71 8 S-EA(11) 15 UDQM VDDQ 9
107 BCK/TRCKO/P70 20 RA5 3 6 XECS 38 LDQM VDDQ 3
LRCK/_SYNC/P72 _ECS/A16/P12 19 RTA03-4D101JTP 4 5 37 CLK VDDQ
0.1uF
0.1uF
0.1uF
0.1uF
0.1uF
0.1uF
0.1uF

XERAS
112 _ERAS/A17/P13 16 XECAS 40 CKE C84
113 SD7/TRR7/P87 _ECAS/A18/P14 14 NC/RFU 100uF
116 SD6/TRR6/P86 _EWE/A19/P15 13 R53 100 52 6.3V
TP125

117 SD5/TRR5/P85 EUDQM/A20/P16 12 VSSQ 46

C38
C36
C34
C37
C42
C62
C51

SD4/TRR4/P84 ELDQM/A21/P17 RTA03-4D101JTP VSSQ 12

15 1 8 ECK VSSQ 6
ECK 2 7 XEWE VSSQ 54
3 6 VSS 41
EGND
EGND
EGND
EGND
EGND
EGND
EGND
EGND
EGND
EGND
EGND

IGND
IGND
IGND
IGND
IGND
IGND

EUDQM
4 5 ELDQM VSS 28
VSS
IC4 RA11
115
123

100
109
138

IC14
10
18
27
35
50
62
83
97

37
42
73

UPD800402GJ-211-UEN-A(ESC) D+3.3 K4S641632N-LC75000 GND

1

TP88

TP114
TP115
TP116
TP204
TP118

GND
BLUE
RED2
ED1

EE)

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