emusonacid!

I happened to find someone selling some E-MU Technical Service Manuals (original, from an ex musical repair company) on ebay. I bought the one for the EIV (has EIV & e64 schematics). Unfortunately the range was limited to older instruments/samplers.

I was wondering if anyone has access to (and might be willing to part with) a TSM for the Audity 2000/Proteus 2000 range of modules, or the Ultra range of samplers? I have quite a few of these modules & samplers and would like to be able to keep them in good repair as they age.

I am interested in this as well, for the Ultra samplers.
Thanks

Wow!

The TSM just arrived, and I discovered (to my great delight) that it has schematics and other information for ALL the E4 samplers and keyboards including the ULTRA samplers!!!! It also has schematics for quite a few of the expansion options.

Hello,

Where did you get the TSM? I really want (need?) one for a E6400Ultra I just bought that needs servicing.
I need the debug codes/procedure...

I hope they still have one.

I got it from ebay. I didn't realise it when I bought it - I thought that it was for EIV/E64 only, but it covers all E4 series (including ultra samplers) with details and schematics. It also includes schematics for many of the options. Most of the schematics are about A3 size (what ever the US equivalent is) and 24 pages for each sampler variant. The information for the rest is on letter size pages. Total is about 326 pages, but the manual I bought includes some other related documents.

Scan and upload, plz

I don't know if "scanning" is the right solution.
Another way for creating a digital copy of the TSM is to make photos in b&w of each page and convert it to PDF.

When working on my diploma thesis I copied & archived more than 100 books.
It took abount an hour for 400 pages plus 20 minutes automatic processing with a macro in Photoshop and bringing the pages into the right order with a macro for renaming.

I can describe the process, if requested.

I don't actually have a scanner or a digital camera, so neither are practical options at this time.

I don't have any objection to disseminating the information in the TSM but at the moment no time to pursue it. We'll see...

What a pity ...