BLINK (page 15)
Press this to play music files on media loaded in other DJ players.
USB (page 15)
Press this to play the music files on a USB device.
SD (page 15)
Press this to play music files on the SD memory card.
DISC (page 15)
Press this to play music files on CDs,
CTIME MODE/AUTO CUE (page 16)
When pressed once, the main unit display’s time display mode (remaining time display or elapsed time display) switches.
When pressed for over 1 second, auto cue turns on and off.
DMain unit display (page 11)
EBROWSE (page 19)
Press this to display the [BROWSE] screen.
FTAG LIST (page 20)
Press this to display the [TAG LIST] screen.
GINFO (page 21)
Press this to display the [INFO] screen.
HMENU/UTILITY (page 22)
When pressed once, the menu screen is displayed.
The [UTILITY] screen is displayed when this is pressed for over 1 second.
IBACK (page 19)
Press this once to return to the previous screen.
Press for over 1 second to move to the top layer.
JTAG TRACK/REMOVE (page 20)
Use these to add and remove tracks from the tag list.
KRotary selector and indicator
When selecting tracks or setting items, the cursor moves when the rotary selector is turned. Press the rotary selector to enter.
LSTANDBY indicator (page 22)
This lights when in the standby mode.
MUNLOCK, LOCK (page 14)
This locks the player so that discs cannot be ejected and tracks cannot be loaded except when in the pause mode.
NDISC EJECThand DISC EJECT indicator (page 14)
Use this to eject discs.
ONEEDLE SEARCH pad (page 19)
The sound is played from the position at which the pad is touched.
PVINYL SPEED ADJUST TOUCH/BRAKE (page 18)
This adjusts the speed at which playback stops when the top of the jog dial is pressed.
QCUE/LOOP CALLc/d(page 18)
Use these to call out stored cue and loop points.
DELETE (page 18)
Use this to delete cue and loop points.
MEMORY (page 18)
Use this to store cue and loop points in the memory.
RVINYL SPEED ADJUST RELEASE/START (page 18)
This adjusts the speed at which playback returns to the normal speed when the top of the jog dial is released.
SJOG ADJUST (page 18)
This adjusts the load applied when the jog dial is spun.
TJOG MODE, VINYL mode indicator and CDJ mode indicator (page 18)
The mode switches between VINYL and CDJ each time this is pressed. The indicator for the selected mode lights.
UTEMPO ±6/±10/±16/WIDE (page 15)
Use this to switch the playing speed adjustment range.
VMASTER TEMPO (page 15)
Use this to turn the master tempo function on and off.
WTEMPO (page 15)
Use this to adjust the track playing speed.
XTEMPO RESET and TEMPO RESET indicator
Regardless of the position of the TEMPO dial, tracks are played at the original playing speed recorded on the disc, etc. The indicator lights when TEMPO RESET is turned on.
YJog dial
This can be used for such operations as scratching, pitch bending, etc.
ZJog dial display section (page 11)
Rear Panel
APOWER wON vOFF
Press to turn the power on and off.
BAUDIO OUT L/R (page 12)
Connect the audio cables (included) here.
CAC IN (page 12)
Connect this to a power outlet.
Connect the power cord after all the connections between devices have been completed.
Be sure to use the included power cord.
DCONTROL (page 19)
Connect the control cord (included) here.
EDIGITAL OUT
Connect a digital coaxial cable here.
FKensington security slot
GLINK (page 12)
Connect the LAN cable (included) here.
HUSB (page 12)
Connect to a computer.
Front Panel
IDisc insertion slot
JDisc force eject pin insertion hole
KDisc insertion slot indicator
About ejecting discs by force
!If the disc cannot be ejected by pressing [DISC EJECTh], the disc can be ejected forcibly by inserting the disc force eject pin all the way into the disc force eject pin insertion hole on the main unit’s front panel.
!When forcibly ejecting a disc, be sure to do so following the procedure below.
1Press [POWER] and wait at least 1 minute after the set’s power has turned off.
Never forcibly eject a disc directly after turning off the set’s power. Doing so is dangerous for the reasons described below.
The disc will still be spinning when ejected and could hit your fingers, etc., causing injury.
Also, the disc clamp will rotate in an unstable way, and the disc could get scratched.
2Use the included disc force eject pin. (Do not use anything else.)
The included disc force eject pin is mounted on the
mmto 10 mm out of the disc insertion slot. Grasp the disc with your fingers and pull it out.
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