Pioneer CDJ-400 Before Operating Discs Usable With This Unit, Playing Tracks from USB memory

BEFORE OPERATING (DISCS USABLE WITH THIS UNIT)

■Playing Tracks from USB memory

By connecting a USB memory device to the CDJ-400, MP3 files on the USB memory can be played.

÷The CDJ-400 may not support playback with all USB memory devices or provide sufficient electrical power. Additionally, note that Pioneer is not responsible for any loss of data on a USB memory device that may occur as the result of connecting to the CDJ-400.

÷Reading from a USB memory device may take time if large quantities of data are involved.

÷Erratic performance may result when a USB hub is used.

■To disconnect a USB memory device

Use SOURCE SELECT to cancel the selection of the USB memory device, and then confirm that the USB memory device indicator has gone out before removing the device.

USB Memory Device	Folder hierarchy	Maximum eight levels (cannot play files in folders exceeding 8th
Format		hierarchy level)
	Folder Max	10 000
	File Max	20 000 (maximum 10 000 in single folder)
	Recording format	Devices conforming to USB mass storage class (USB MSC), including
		external hard discs, portable flash memory devices, and digital audio
		playback devices (supporting FAT16 and FAT32 format).

*No file sort function. Playback is in order recorded in memory.

*Longer startup times are required with increasing numbers of files.

■About CD-ROM playback

MP3 files recorded on CD-ROM can be played back on this unit.

Disc format	File extension	.mp3, .MP3, .mP3, .Mp3
	Folder layers	Maximum eight layers; files in folders exceeding eight layers cannot
		be played.
	Maximum number of folders	2 000
	Maximum number of files	3 000
	Multi-session	Does not support multi-session.
		When the disc used is a multi-session disc, only the first session will
		be played.
	CD-R recording method	Record following the ISO9660 CD-ROM file system.
		Supports only Disc At Once or Track At Once.
		CDJ-400 does not support Packet Write recorded discs.

*No file sort function. Playback is in order recorded in memory.

*Longer startup times are required with increasing numbers of files.

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