Hi Dana,I just returned from Roland Belgium.They are gonna do as much as
they can!
DID YOU KNOW that the big boss of Roland (Japan) visited the Belgian Roland
factory,and he DOESN'T WANT THAT ROLAND KEEPS FIXING OLD MACHINES anymore!!!
So I was one of the last ones to have an old synth fixed at Roland :-) When
I came in the technician said : Aaahhh,the Rolls Royce of Roland" :-)
I find it a bit hypocrit : they don't want to fix the machines that made
Roland big but on the other hand they name their new machines sh201,MC808
etcetc....All the same crappy softsynths in different packages :-)
I!ll keep you informed if my Jupitter survives,if not something inside me
will die :-)
Cheeersss and thanks for the super info!
>What you are calling the memory block is actually the Microprocessor.
>I do not have the schematics but they should source the actual part number
>used.
>You will need an exact match to that part.
>If you have a source of the schematics you should be able to locate the
>processor number.
>
>If you can find the part Roland should be able to install for you.
>Also is your version the 12 bit or 14 bit DAC.
>The 14 bit DAC have the DCB connection on the back and are known as Jupiter
>8a.
>I'm not sure if they use the same processor again the schematics will tell
>you that.
>
>Dana
>
>Hello,this is a little attachment to my previous email,I think I found the
> memory-block on the net...Is this the right one? follow the link
>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zilog_Z80
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