Main unit display, Jog dial display section

Main unit display

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	1
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	2	12
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	3	13
	3
	4	14
	4
	5	15
	6	16
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1Information display section

2REMAIN

This lights when the time display is set to the remaining time.

3TRACK

This indicates the track number (01 – 99).

4PLAYER

This indicates the player number (1 – 4) assigned to this CDJ-2000.

5A. CUE (page 15)

This lights when auto cue is set.

6MEMORY

Cue points, loop points and hot cues recorded on SD memory cards and USB devices are displayed as marks.

ANEEDLE

This lights when needle searching is possible.

BTime display (minutes, seconds and frames)

There are 75 frames to a second.

CQUANTIZE

This lights red when [QUANTIZE] is turned on.

When [QUANTIZE] is turned on, the loop points and hot cue are automatically set to the beat nearest the position at which [LOOP IN/CUE (IN ADJUST)], [LOOP OUT (OUT ADJUST)], [4-BEAT LOOP] or [HOT CUE] (A, B or C) was pressed.

The quantize function does not work in the following situations ([QUANTIZE] is displayed in gray):

!When playing tracks recorded on discs

!When playing music files that have not been analyzed with rekordbox

!In the pause mode

7CUE

The positions of cue points, loop points and hot cues are displayed as marks.

DMT

This lights when the master tempo is set (page 14).

8Playing address display

The track is displayed as a bar graph. The current playback position is dis- played as a white vertical line. When the elapsed time is displayed, the left edge of the graph lights. When the remaining time is displayed, the display turns off from the left side. The entire graph flashes slowly when there are less than 30 seconds remaining in the track, then begins flashing rapidly when less than 15 seconds remain.

9WAVE display

This displays the WAVE display, guidance, etc.

EBPM

Displays BPM (Beats Per Minute) of the track currently being played.

FPlaying speed display

The number changes according to the position of [TEMPO].

GPlaying speed adjustment range display

This indicates the range in which the playing speed can be adjusted with respect to the original playing speed recorded on the medium.

Jog dial display section

1Operation display

This indicates the playing position, with one revolution equal to 135 frames. It turns during playback and stops in the pause mode.

2Cue point display

3Audio memory status display

This flashes when the audio memory is being written. It stops flashing, remaining lit, when writing is completed.

The operations below may not be possible while the audio memory is being written.

!Setting Cue Point during playback (Real Time Cue)

!Setting Hot Cue

The display also flashes when there is not enough memory due to scratch play.

4Jog touch detection display

When the jog mode is set to VINYL, the top of the jog dial lights when pressed.

5VINYL

This lights when the jog mode is set to VINYL (page 17).

10En

CDJ-2000, Multi Player specifications

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Pioneer Multi Player, CDJ-2000 operating instructions Main unit display, Jog dial display section

Models: CDJ-2000 Multi Player