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Upgrade your Yamaha DX7 II-D to Yamaha DX7 II-FD February 2009 By CloudsWalker www.cloudswalker.com Missing Parts on the Yamaha DX7 II-D : IC5 Integrated Circuit 16 pin DIL : TC40H174P 6 x D-Flip-flop, can be replaced by 74HC174 IC6 Integrated Circuit 14 pin DIL : 7405 (TTL) IC22 Integrated Circuit 28 Pin DIL : HM65256BLP12 SRAM, can be replaced by[...]
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I’ve open my Yamaha DX7 II-FD and we can see a soldered Battery I’ve remove the EPROM with Operating System[...]
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I’ve program one new EPROM 27C 512 with my Personal Computer I’ve remove the soldered ROM in m y Yamaha DX7 II-D and remove solder in holes for IC5, IC6, IC22, IC24 and CN1, we can also see a soldered Battery[...]
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I’ve remove the Battery socket and the plas tic (only the plastic) from the FDD Controller on an old PC Mother Board I’ve remove the W estern Digital FDD C ontroller from one old ATARI 520STFM[...]
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We must take care to not destruct IC and the Atari Mother Board After soldering the dual in line FDD connector I’ ve insert th e plastic for the FDD Connector[...]
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I’ve insert and solder 5 IC sockets, remove th e Battery and in sert the Battery socket removed from the PC Main Board. Then I’ve insert the 4 IC and the EP ROM with the new Operating System I’ve solder a Power cable for make the first tests[...]
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I’ve connect the Floppy Disk to the Ma in Board of my Yamaha DX7 II-D Upgrade Done !!![...]
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I’ve insert the removed EPROM in my Yam aha DX7 II-FD and my Battery is into a so cket I must make a hole for the Floppy and a littl e mechanic and a good Power Cable for FDD[...]
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New Floppy Disk mounts. I must still make a short flat cable and a good FDD Power Cable. Final Result.[...]
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FD Label DISK Label[...]