Service Manual: Bullet® 15 DSP
Service Manual: Bullet® 15 DSP
Service Manual: Bullet® 15 DSP
SERVICE MANUAL
CONTENTS:
Notices .............................. 2
Specifications.................... 3
Service Notes.................... 4
Circuit Description............. 5
Parts Lists:
PCB Assembly............ 6
uDSP Assembly ......... 8
Chassis Assembly ...... 8
Cabinet Assembly ...... 9
End Item Assembly .... 9
Service Diagrams ........... 10
Fender® Musical Instruments Corp. 8860 East Chaparral Road Suite 100 Scottsdale, AZ 85250
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BULLET® 15 DSP
(This is the model name for warranty claims)
June, 2002
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Copyright © 2002 FMIC. All rights reserved. All specifications are subject to change without notice.
information contained herein is CONFIDENTIAL This information and any copies produced elec-
and PROPRIETARY and is the property of Fender® tronically or otherwise must be surrendered upon
Musical Instruments Corporation. It is not to be demand of Fender Musical Instruments Corpora-
sold or assigned to another party and is disclosed tion.
solely for use by Fender Authorized Service Cen-
Parts marked with two asterisks (**) indicate the re-
ters for purposes of product service and
quired use of that specific part. This is necessary
maintenance. All information is not to be disclosed
for RELIABILITY and SAFETY requirements.
to others without the expressed permission of
DO NOT USE A SUBSTITUTE!
Fender® Musical Instruments Corporation. All
BULLET® 15 DSP
(This is the model name for warranty claims)
SPECIFICATIONS
Model Name: Bullet 15 DSP
BULLET® 15 DSP
(This is the model name for warranty claims)
SERVICE NOTES
1. CHASSIS REMOVAL is accomplished by first 3. BULLET 15 DSP MAIN PCB REMOVAL is ac-
removing four (4) screws from the Rear Cabi- complished by removing the following items: All
net Panel and two (2) screws from the top of Knobs, one (1) screw at the CD Input Jack, two
the Cabinet; detach the speaker wires from the (2) nuts and washers at the Input and Head-
speaker and then slide the Chassis toward the phone Jacks, two (2) screws at the Heatsink
rear of the Cabinet. which attaches to the Chassis. Desolder the
Transformer Leads at P1, P4, P5, P6 and P7.
2. uDSP PCB ASSEMBLY REMOVAL is accom-
Disconnect the Yellow and Black wires at the
plished by disconnecting the Ribbon cable on
Power Switch leading from P2 and P3. Discon-
the uDSP PCB Assembly, releasing the tabs on
nect the Ribbon Cable at P8.
each of the plastic Stand-offs which the uDSP
PCB Assembly is mounted. Removal of the
uDSP PCB Assembly may be necessary should
any of the Digital Effects operate improperly.
Parts marked with a single asterisk (*) in the Part Customer Service Department to order the com-
Lists (starting on page 9) are not field replaceable. plete PCB Assembly.
If a failure due to one of these components is de-
tected, please contact the Fender® Dealer
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BULLET® 15 DSP
(This is the model name for warranty claims)
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
This section provides an overview of any new or
POWER AMPLIFIER
unusual circuitry incorporated into this amplifier
model. The purpose is to aid the service technician Current Feedback topology is used for the Power
by providing insight into the design areas most amplifier. The Power amplifier IC (U5) is configured
likely to present a challenge in troubleshooting. as a non-inverting amplifier. Diodes D7 and D8 are
This overview is focused for the efficient use and used for common-mode protection of the amplifier.
security of Fender® proprietary information. Current feedback is achieved by sampling current
at the negative speaker terminal and feeding the
PRE-AMPLIFIER signal back to the inverting node of the Power am-
plifier through R41 and series capacitor C25. The
The guitar input signal is fed into the high pass filter
negative speaker terminal is referenced to ground
at U1–B before splitting into two signal paths. The
through resistors R42 and R43. FET Q1 provides a
Normal Channel signal path (U1–A to U3–B) is ac-
mute function at the Power amplifier input.
tive until the Drive Select switch is pushed “IN” to
change the signal path from the Normal Channel to
POWER SUPPLY
the Drive Channel (U2–B to U3–B). Differential
amplifier U4–A and follower U4–B adjust the signal Standard bridge rectifiers for high voltage (+/-22V),
level and provides +1.65VDC bias voltage to the with zener regulation (D14–15) for the +/–15V sup-
uDSP effects card. The preamp is in series with the plies. +15V supplies U7, 7805 regulator for +5V
digital effects card, therefore, disconnecting the supply for the uDSP card and digital user–interface.
card breaks the overall signal path. The signal from
the uDSP card is recovered at U6–A. It is neces- DIGITAL USER INTERFACE
sary to bring the signal back to its level prior to
entering the uDSP card. This is accomplished by The uDSP Effects control (R65) is a linear pot that
increasing the signal gain at U6–B. The signal is sets a DC level (0–5V), which is read by an A/D
fed through the Passive Tone Control circuitry to the converter located on the uDSP card. These DC
summing amplifier at U3–A, where it is mixed with levels determine which desired Effect is selected.
the CD/Tape Input. The signal is fed through the
Headphone buffer amplifier (U8–A and U8–B) and DIGITAL NOISE
on to the Power Amplifier. FET Q2 is used to mute The uDSP effects card generates some high fre-
U6–A at power shutdown, preventing any uDSP quency noise (>50kHz), which is a normal product
card signal transients from getting through to the of DSP processing. This does not affect amplifier
Power amplifier. performance, but may be visible when observing
the output of the amplifier on an oscilloscope.
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BULLET® 15 DSP
(This is the model name for warranty claims)
1 * HEADER .1 8x2 P8
* Non-serviceable part. Replace complete parent assembly. See PCB EXCHANGE POLICY on page 4.
Unique Fender® part. Order directly from the Fender® dealer Customer Service Department.
** Safety Requirement part. Replacement must match Safety Agency…–Value, if specified –Type, if specified –Approval Mark(s) if on part.
** Both a unique Fender® part and a Safety Requirement part as defined above.
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BULLET® 15 DSP
(This is the model name for warranty claims)
* Non-serviceable part. Replace complete parent assembly. See PCB EXCHANGE POLICY on page 4.
Unique Fender® part. Order directly from the Fender® dealer Customer Service Department.
** Safety Requirement part. Replacement must match Safety Agency…–Value, if specified –Type, if specified –Approval Mark(s) if on part.
** Both a unique Fender® part and a Safety Requirement part as defined above.
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BULLET® 15 DSP
(This is the model name for warranty claims)
* Non-serviceable part. Replace complete parent assembly. See PCB EXCHANGE POLICY on page 4.
Unique Fender® part. Order directly from the Fender® dealer Customer Service Department.
** Safety Requirement part. Replacement must match Safety Agency…–Value, if specified –Type, if specified –Approval Mark(s) if on part.
** Both a unique Fender® part and a Safety Requirement part as defined above.
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BULLET® 15 DSP
(This is the model name for warranty claims)
* Non-serviceable part. Replace complete parent assembly. See PCB EXCHANGE POLICY on page 4.
Unique Fender® part. Order directly from the Fender® dealer Customer Service Department.
** Safety Requirement part. Replacement must match Safety Agency…–Value, if specified –Type, if specified –Approval Mark(s) if on part.
** Both a unique Fender® part and a Safety Requirement part as defined above.
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BULLET® 15 DSP
(This is the model name for warranty claims)