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AMS DMX 15 80S PLUGIN CRACKED
AMS DMX 15 80S PLUGIN INSTALL
AMS DMX 15 80S PLUGIN UPGRADE
AMS DMX 15 80S PLUGIN PC

Repairing one faulty card can take hours. It is also available on our web store and can be installed by the user.ĭoes that sound simple or easy? We sure hope not, because it isn't! These units are extremely difficult to repair, and great caution must be used to avoid causing new problems.

AMS DMX 15 80S PLUGIN UPGRADE

(Until recently, only 3 of these programs could be installed and since they were stored in battery RAM, they were lost when the battery ran down.) The upgrade is $200. They really sound good and add real functionality to the RMX16. The 8 extra programs are Hall A1, Room A0, Room B1, Plate B1, Image P1, Reverse 2, Delay, and Freeze. Most DMX's can be fitted with an interface for MIDI, or the AMS Chorus Controller, which adds neat DMX functionality, and can interface to an Arp or Moog.įor RMX16's, we now offer a program upgrade that permanently installs all 17 of the original AMS reverb programs, in place of the original 9 programs. Most DMX's can have up to 16 seconds of memory and can be fitted with lock-in (sampling), reverse playback, revised nudge editing, etc. (RMX's often have faulty front panel switches we carry replacements.) The unit is thoroughly tested, and then kept running for several days for burn-in testing.įor early units, upgrades are available. Faulty front panel controls are replaced, motherboard problems are repaired. The bad boards are replaced on a repair/exchange basis with spares we have on hand, and kept to be repaired another day. In this situation, we check your cards one by one in a working unit, to identify the bad ones. Frequently, more than one card is bad and in this case, replacing them with one at a time with good cards is not helpful. If it doesn't, we look for a bad circuit board.

AMS DMX 15 80S PLUGIN INSTALL

After we confirm that the power supply voltages are ok we reinstall the cards, and install a new set of ribbon cables.

AMS DMX 15 80S PLUGIN PC

The foam stabilizers for the PC boards are replaced, if needed. We then test the power supplies and fan, repairing any faults that are found.

We begin by removing all the cards, cleaning and inspecting the chassis, cleaning all the edge connector sockets, cleaning all the contacts on the edge connectors, and replacing the main power supply capacitors. In many cases a DMX or RMX stopped working, and was taken out of service for years -then while it sat on the shelf, other parts failed. A shorted card can take out a section of the power supply. A bad fan may cause components or cards to overheat and fail. Why are multiple problems so common? In some cases a card failed, and a technician damaged a fragile ribbon cable or created some other problem while attempting a repair. Frequently, a leaky battery has damaged the microprocessor board. About half the AMS units that are sent to us for service have at least one bad card. The fan may fail or run too slowly, causing the unit to run hot. Power transformers go bad, causing the main fuse to blow.

AMS DMX 15 80S PLUGIN CRACKED

Cracked and burned motherboard foils are common. The 5 volt regulators often fail the +15 and -15 circuits often have problems as well.

One or more bad power supply voltages.

The loss of just one of these signals will prevent the unit from working properly. Doing the math, one finds that an RMX or DMX unit has several hundred signals traveling through the pins of those fragile ribbon connectors. Heat causes the cable to become brittle, and causes the 16-pin connectors to deteriorate. Some of these cables have several connectors. Nine 16-conductor ribbons are used in the RMX, up to twelve in DMX's. Typically, RMX or DMX units that we receive have at least one or two of these problems: We specialize in servicing both these units, and keep a large inventory of spare PC boards and parts on hand. Although AMS released many products over the years, it is the RMX-16 reverb and DMX 15-80S / S-DMX delay & effects units that have stood the test of time.