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  • Service manual or schematic for EV CPS2T

    Last time I asked for a Line 6 schematic and ended up with exactly what I wanted. Going to try, this time, for an EV amp model CPS2T service manual or at least a schematic. The amp came to me with all the big filter caps blown and 1 channel out. I have it working but still something wrong. I need to see how to bias the amp and would like to look at a schematic of it too. Thanks for any help, Bob

  • #2
    electrotanya.com has them, search for cps2

    here they are in any case

    from the service manual
    4.1. IDLING CURRENT ADJUSTMENT
    Connect the DC-volt meter at the BIAS measuring points (see service connector) and adjust the idling current
    via the trim potentiometer VR101/VR301 (on the main PCB printed board assembly). Adjust both channels of
    the power amplifier A&B to a value of U(DC) = 7.5 mV. Adjusting the idling current has to be performed at
    normal room temperature. In case the power amplifier was previously in operation, it needs several hours for
    cooling off.
    4.2. VCA - OFFSET
    Rhythmically open and short-circuit the CNS2.1 and CNS2.2 on the main PCB printed board assembly for
    channel A; respectively CNS2.3 and CNS2.2 for channel B. Use VR100 respectively VR300 for adjusting the
    power amplifier outputs to their minimum offset (with oscilloscope to minimal peak value or to the audible
    minimal volume of the interfering pulse).
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    • #3
      Moz, you keep posting 'blanks'.
      If the file was previously uploaded, before the Crash, you MUST change the file size.

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      • #4
        apologies, try this one
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        • #5
          Thanks a lot for the schemo and the adjustment info. I'll give it a shot today and see what I can do with it. Bob

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