Rodgers OXFORD 940 Bedienungsanleitung

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INSTRUMENT

CORPORATION

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CAUTION

REDUCE THE RISK

IThe lightning flash with

arrowhead

symbol. within

an equilateral triangle. is

intended

alert the user

ELECTRICAL SHOCK:

to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage"

within the product's enclosure

that

may be of

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

BACK.

sufficient magnitude to constitute arisk of electrical

shock to persons.

USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.

The exclamation point within

the

equilateral triangle

is intended to alert the

user

the

presence of

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED

important operating and

maintenance

(servicing)

ISERVICE PERSONNEL. I

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in the literature accompanying the

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ATTENTION:

RISQUE

CHOC

ELECTRIQUE

PAS

OlJVRIR

WARNING:

PATENTS

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF G.B. 1312161

FIRE OR ELECTRIC F.R.G.

2202658

SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE CANADIAN 951550

THIS APPLIANCE

RAIN (1974)

OR MOISTURE.

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

NOTICE TO USERS

Information

this document is subject to change without notice. No

part of this manual may be translated into any language, stored

retrieval system, reproduced or transmitted

any form

any

means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording,

for any purpose without the express written permission

Rodgers

Instrument Corporation.

RODGERS INSTRUMENTS LLC

1300

AVENUE

HILLSBORO, OREGON

97124

(503)

648-4181

RODGERS

CANADA

5480 Parkwood Way

Richmond, B.C.

V6V

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(604) 270-6332

©Copyright

1992,

Rodgers

Instrument Corporation.

All

rights

reserved.

Printed

the

United

States

America.

Rodgers® Classic

Organs™

Parallel

Digitallmaging™

PDITM

technology

and

Rodgers

DVMTM

(Digital

Voice

Module)

are trademarks

Rodgers

Instrument Corporation.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

INSTRUCTIONS PERTAINING TO ARISK OF FIRE,

ELECTRIC SHOCK OR INJURY TO

PERSONS

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING:

When using this instrument, always follow basic precautions, including the following:

Read

all

the

instructions

before

using,

adjusting

or 10.

Unplug

the

power

cord

ofthe instrument

from

the

repairing

this instrument.

power

source

when

left unattended for a

long

period

time.

reduce

the risk of

injury,

supervise

children

closely

when

they

are

around

the

instrument. 11.

not walk

place

objects

top

the

power

cord.

Use

this

instrument

only

the

manner

recommended

Rodgers

Instrument 12.

not pull the cord to

unplug.

Hold

the

plug

Corporation.

when

unplugging

from

the power

source.

not

use

this instrument near

water,

for

13.

When

setting

with

other instruments or

example,

near a

swimming

pool

or a

damplWet

peripherals, follow

the

procedures

accordance

room.

with

Rodgers' instructional

manual.

Use

this instrument, either alone or

14.

Take

care that

objects

do not

fall

orliquids spill

combination

with

amplifier

and

headphones

into

the

instrument.

speakers,

may

capable

prodUcing

sound

levels that could

cause

permanent

hearing

loss.

15. Service

the

instrument with qualified

service

NOT

operate for a

long

period of

time

at a

personnel

when:

high

volume

level or

level

that

uncomfortable. If

you

experience

any

hearing

The

power

cord

plug

has

been

damaged.

loss

ringing

the

ears,

you

should consult

aUdiologist.

Objects

have

fallen or liquid

has

spilled into

the instrument.

Locate

the

instrument

its position does not

interfere

with

its proper ventilation.

The

instrument has

been

exposed to

rain

other weather damage.

Locate

the instrument

away

from

heat

sources

such

radiators,

heat

registers

orother

products

The

instrument does not appear

operate

that

radiate

heatdirectly

onto

the

instrument.

normally or exhibits amarked

change

performance.

Protect

the instrument

from

dust

much

possible.

The

instrument

has

been

dropped orthe

enclosure

has

been

damaged.

9. Connect

the

instrument

apower

source

only

the

type

described

the

operating

instructions or 16.

not attempt

service the instrument beyond

marked

the

instrument.

NOT

attempt

that

described

the

user maintenance or

defeat the grounding

connection

of the

three-

technical service

manuals.

Refer all other

prong

attachment

plug.

This

asafety

feature.

If servicing

qualified technical service personnel.

you

are

unable

insert

the

plug

into

the

outlet,

contact

electrician

replace

your

obsolete

outlet.

NOT

defeat

the

safety

purpose

the

plug.

WARNING: THIS INSTRUMENT MUST BE EARTH GROUNDED.

You

must GROUND instruments equipped with aTYPE AC, 3WIRE GROUND PLUG.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

FCC NOTICE

Radio

and

Television

Interference

The

Rodgers Classic

Organ

uses

and

generates

small

amounts

radio-frequency

(RF)

energy.

The

instrument

complies

with

the

limits

set

for

Class

and

Class

computing

devices. FCC Rules,

Part

15,

Subpart

Jdefine

the

limits for

radio

and

television

interference

residential

installation.

the

installation

and

the

use

instructions

this

manual,

the

instrument

could

potentially

cause

interference

with

some

radio

television reception.

the

unlikely

event

this

occurs,

encourage

the

user

try

the

following

corrective

measures:

Turn

the

instrument

OFF

see

the

actual

source

the

interference.

Disconnect

the

peripheral

devices

and

their

input/

output

cables

one

atime. If

the

interference

stops,

caused

the

peripheral

device

its

I/O

cable.

Try

coiling

and

uncoiling

the

instrument's

power

cord

different ways.

Connect

the

instrument's

power

cord

power

outlet

different circuit.

Move

the

instrument

farther

away

from

the

radio

television

receiver.

Turn

the

radio

television receiver

until

the

interference

stops.

Connect

the

radio

television receiver

adifferent power

circuit.

Reorient

move

the

receiver

antenna

farther

away

from

the

instrument.

Consider

installing

arooftop

antenna

with

coaxial

cable

lead-in

between

the

antenna

and

receiver.

Consult

the

nearest

Rodgers Classic

Organ

dealer

for

information

the

above corrective

measures

don't

remove

the

interference.

Table

Contents

CAUTIONS and Notice to Users inside cover

Safety Instructions i

FCC Notice ii

Table

Contents iii

Overview ofthe Oxford 940 page 1

Features

page 2

Tum

On{fum Off page 2

Divisions page 2

Selecting

Retiring aStop page 2

FourMemory Combination Action (Pistons) page 3

Setting the Pistons page 3

Couplers page 4

Reversibles page 5

Tremulants page 5

Tutti page 5

Viewing What is Set on Tutti page 5

Setting aTutti page 5

Crescendo and Orchestral Crescendo Pedal page 6

Setting the Standard Crescendo page 6

Setting the Orchestral Crescendo page 7

Expression Pedals page 8

Great/Pedal Unenclosed page 8

Choir to Swell Expression Coupler page 8

Bass Piston page 9

Setting the Range

the Bass Piston page 9

Melody Pistons page 10

Setting the Range

the Melody Pistons page 10

Tuning Knob page

Random Detuning page

Temperaments page

Reverberation page 12

Transposer page 12

Headphone Jack page 12

Zimbelstem page 12

Antiphonal On/Main Off page 12

Rodgers Hand-Crafted Pipes page 13

Pipes Off/Ancillary On page 13

Choir/Great Transfer page 13

Lamp Intensity Control page 13

Automatic Shutdown Timer page 14

iii

IOVERVIEW

THE OXFORD 940 I

Thank: you for choosing the Rodgers OXFORD 940. The OXFORD

940

is the industry's highest

quality church organ in both sound and construction, and will provide many years

reliable service.

The OXFORD 940 is athree-manualclassicalorgan that incorporates an eclectic specification and

authentic pipe organ sounds achieved through Rodgers PDI (Parallel Digital Imaging) technology. In

addition to its standard eight-channel audio system, the OXFORD 940 has provisions for additional

amplification and antiphonal (echo) speaker systems.

The OXFORD 940 utilizes lighted drawknob and tilt tab stop controls. All traditional couplers

(unisons, subs andoctaves) areincluded, as well

an adjustable combination action (pistons) withfour

memories and many standard reversibles and other functions.

The Rodgers OXFORD 940 console is constructed

the finest woods and veneers, suitable in the

most elegant surroundings.

is unsurpassed in beauty and longevity.

Real wind-blown pipe ranks may be added to the Rodgers OXFORD 940. There are many

configurations available to choose from for expansion

the organ specification.

The Rodgers OXFORD 940 is completely voiced and tuned for optimum tonal authenticity. A

Rodgers factory-trained technician can provide any additional on-site voicing

finishing that may be

desired.

TheOXFORD 940offers full MIDI (Musical InstrumentDigital Interface) capability, allowing the

organist to control other MIDI devices (keyboards, sequencers, rhythm units, sound modules, etc.).

MIDI allows the performer full recording andplaybackcapabilities using an external MIDI sequencer.

Rodgers organs are built in Hillsboro, Oregon, USA. Through the most advanced technology

available, the Rodgers Instrument Corporation, amember

the Roland Group, delivers proven

reliability, design innovation and atradition

musical excellence, marking ourposition as

The SoundChoice!

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get started, here is atour

the basic operations

the Rodgers

OXFORD

940:

TURN ON/TURN

OFF

tum

theorgan on,

tum

the key finnly to theright (clockwise) and hold for 1-2 seconds. Release.

The

powertotheorganison.

tum

thepoweroff,

tum

thekeytotheleft(counterclockwise)andrelease

after 1-2 seconds.

DIVISIONS

The

following groupings

stops (drawknobs) affect the indicated manuals (keyboards)

pedalboard:

PERCUSSIONS

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INTERMANUAL COUPLERS

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MEMORY

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CHOIR

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SELECTING OR RETIRING ASTOP

Pullthe desired drawknobtoward you;

will light, indicating it is on. Push the drawknobin to turn

off

the stop; the light will go off, indicating the stop is off.

FOUR MEMORY COMBINATIONACTION

(pistons)

The

OXFORD 940 features acombination action easily changed by the organist from the

console.

The

organistcan pre-select favorite registrations and make rapid changes in tone color

using this advanced system. Most pistons will light when pressed.

Rodgers microprocessor combination action is aspecifically refined four memory system. This

gives the organist atotal

general combinations (activated by pistons and toe studs) and

independent divisional combinations each for the Swell, Great, Choir and Pedal. Pedal combinations

are activated

toe pistons only.

-PERSONAL

MEMORY

CARD

SLOT

GENERAL PISTONS

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SETTING THE PISTONS:

""'-SWELL

PISTONS

REVERSIBLES

GREAT PISTONS

=> =>

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CHOIR PISTONS

~1·n"iFij1

C!t

gPEDAL PISTONS

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Select amemory (one through four) by pushing

MI,

M2, M3

M4. (Note:

Apiston cannot be set

the memory is locked. Please refer to "Locking

Unlocking

Combination Memories, Crescendos orTutti" at the back

this manual.)

2. Select the stops desired.

Push the SET piston and hold.

4. Whileholding the

SET

piston,pushthedesiredcombination piston andthenreleaseboth

pistons.

COUPLERS

There are two types

couplers

the OXFORD 940: intennanual and intramanual.

The intennanual couplerenables stops

one division to

played

another keyboard

pedalboard. Examples

intennanual couplers are

SWELL

GREAT

16',

SWELL

GREAT

8' and SWELL

GREAT

4'.

These couplers are located on the tilt tabs above the Swell manual.

INTERMANUAL

;Notes

heard with

\8' coupler

added.

Keys played

and heard.

Notes

heard

with

4' coupler

added

The intramanual coupler allows stops to be played

adifferent pitch

level

levels on the manual where the stop is located.

Examples

intramanual couplers are SWELL 16' and SWELL 4'.

(Note: The 16' coupler is also known as aSub Octave Coupler,

and the 4' coupler is also known as an Octave Coupler.)

These couplers are located on drawknobs in the Swell division.

INTRAMANUAL

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