E1 service manual

[Cybotron80]

Trying to resurrect the Emulator, can anyone kindly provide service manual ?

[Elmbeatz]

PM'd

[Cybotron80]

Thanks but anyone got service manual?  Doesn't seem to be powering up.

[Cybotron80]

Still no service manual but I've managed to get it powered up. Showing all LEDs lit and disk drive continuously running. Does this mean disk replacement required?

[Elmbeatz]

The thing boots from disk.
It's gotta have a proper disk of course...
Do you know if the disk you have contains the Emu-I OS ?

[lubb]

Emulator I uses the cryptic error codes via LED’s. The meaning of the various error codes could be found in the Emulator I User Guide (page 4).

This PDF document is found here:

http://www.emulatorarchive.com/Samplers/E1Overview/e1overview.html

[fainardi83]

hello all
i am also looking for a service manual so if anybody have one i will be interrested in

regards

[esynthesist]

I assumed it was already available on www.theemus.com, but apparently it isn't.
Since the PDF is quite a big document, I will contact Kenneth to host it... so probably it will be available soon on his website.

[fainardi83]

ok thanks a lot
i will check later if the  service manual is online
i hope it can help me to fix my emulator one
regards

[fainardi83]

hi
find it on theemus.com 
here : http://www.theemus.com/documentation/emulator/

regards to all

[esynthesist]

Now that's a strange version (layout, fonts, drawings). I guess Kenneth tried to make the original PDF smaller in size by optimizing it with some OCR software. But some of the schematics in the second part of the manual suffer from this optimization process - that's probably why the link on the documentation page of theemus.com is not enabled yet (green floppy).

[12bit]

The original "un-tampered-with" Emulator Service Manual (a 50+ MB file) will be up in - hmm - 30 seconds from now :-)

http://theemus.com/documentation.html

Best;

KennethA

[fainardi83]

great

[seamonkey]

Thank you so much for picking up the information from the old site and hosting it.
Would also like to say how much I've enjoyed your sister site, the PPG site.
I would urge other members to check it out.
Very cool videos and sounds....makes me want to pick up a PPG, but I'm quite happy exploring my EII and using it to it's max.