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It took about 24-hours after my payment before I was able to get to the download. Apparently, payment processing is not 100% automated. That is no big deal, just be aware of that going in.
After I got to it, it was in good shape, easy to read, etc. Not some cheap FAX copy looking thing.
Also, this site was the cheapest I found. Another Plus!
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Good price, very legible manual, exactly what I needed -- but had to wait a day to actually get the download of the manual. Would have preferred to download it immediately after payment rather than waiting for someone to "process" my order. I was surprised that I had to wait that long.
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As the only source for this manual it rather rank quite high since it is well scanned and perfectly readable.
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the manual is in good quality and it's in pdf. manual was send in less then 24h.
regards
mike
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I would not plug this machine in without finding a manual like this. In addition to setup and normal operating instructions, it has troubleshooting flowcharts, diagrammed mechanical adjustments, and schematics to beat the band. The tech I hand it to would be thrilled to find solder side PCB diagrams with component outlines superimposed, pinouts for every IC chip, and line drawings of transistors, with labeled legs.
As for printing quality, this may be a copy of a copy, but even the finest print when enlarged is very legible. There is a bit of grayed print over a few pages, as if a wet page were placed over it, but the print is still very legible. If you could borrow an original manual and get it printed and bound for 4 to 6 times the cost, you could get better quality. In that case you wouldn't be here. For price, utility, and availability I am rating this manual highly.
2-3-5. Removal of the HP-65 Board (SX-M700/M100)
Procedure 1. Remove the top panel. (Refer to section, �2-1. REMOVAL OF THE EXTERNAL PANELS�.) 2. Remove the front panel assembly. (Refer to section, �21. REMOVAL OF THE EXTERNAL PANELS�.) 3. Remove the fixing nut securing the headphone jack. 4. Remove the fixing nut securing the volume control potentiometer.
Connector CN1 SX-M700 (from SW-722 board) HP-65 board Headphone jack Connector CN2 (from MT-105 board) SX-M100 (from AA-93 board)
2-3-7. Removal of the VR-237 Board (SX-M700/M100)
Procedure 1. Remove the top panel. (Refer to section, �2-1. REMOVAL OF THE EXTERNAL PANELS�.) 2. Remove the front panel assembly. (Refer to section, �21. REMOVAL OF THE EXTERNAL PANELS�.) 3. Remove the four fixing nuts securing the volume control potentiometers. 4. Disconnect the connectors (CN1, CN2) from the VR-237 board.
VR-237 board
CN1 CN2 Volume control potentimeter
Volume control potentiometer
Fixing nuts
Fixing nuts
2-3-6. Removal of the SW-722 Board (SX-M700) 2-3-8. Removal of the SW-710 Board (SX-M700/M100)
Procedure 1. Remove the top panel. (Refer to section, �2-1. REMOVAL OF THE EXTERNAL PANELS�.) 2. Remove the front panel assembly. (Refer to section, �21. REMOVAL OF THE EXTERNAL PANELS�.) 3. Remove the selector knob. 4. Disconnect the connector (CN1) from the HP-65 board. 5. Remove the fixing nut securing the volume control potentiometer. 6. Disconnect the connector (CN2) from the SW-722 board.
Connector CN1 HP-65 board SW-722 board
Procedure 1. Remove the front panel assembly. (Refer to section, �21. REMOVAL OF THE EXTERNAL PANELS�.) 2. Disconnect the connector (CN1) from the SW-710 board. 3. Remove the two fixing screws (BVTP 3x8) securing the SW-710 board.
Volume control potentiometer Connector CN2 (from AA-93 board) Fixing nuts
Connector CN1 (from CPU-181 board) Screws (2 pcs) BVTP 3x8 SW-710 board
Selector knob
2-12(E)
SX-M700
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