Pioneer CDJ-1000 Инструкция по эксплуатации онлайн
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- Cdj 1000 1
- Compact disc player 1
- The no user serviceable parts compartment warning is located on the appliance bottom 2
- For u s model 3
- Important notice 3
- Before operations 4
- Cautions regarding handling 4
- Cd lens cleaner 4
- Cleaning the player 4
- Contents 4
- Installation guidelines 4
- Location 4
- Before operations cautions regarding handling 5
- Cleaning and handling compact discs 5
- Condensation 5
- Do not play a cd with a special shape 5
- Forced disc ejection 5
- Storing discs 5
- Auto cue 6
- Back cue 6
- Before operations 6
- Cd text 6
- Cue loop memory 6
- Cue point sampler 6
- Fader start 6
- Features 6
- Frame search 6
- Hot cue 6
- Jog dial 6
- Master tempo 6
- Multi read 6
- On jog display 6
- Pitch bend 6
- Playing address 6
- Real time seamless loop 6
- Reloop 6
- Reverse play 6
- Scratch play 6
- Slot in 6
- Super fast search 6
- Tempo control 6
- Tempo control range 6
- Tempo control reset 6
- Wave display 6
- Alternate playback can be automatically performed when the control terminals of two units are connected with the supplied control cord p 5 7
- Before making or changing the connections switch off the power and disconnect the power cord from the ac outlet 7
- Before operations 7
- Cd1 and cd2 on a djm 300 or djm 500 mixer are connected to player a and player b respectively in the same way as shown above 7
- Connecting control cord to allow relay play 7
- Connecting to a dj mixer djm 300 djm 500 djm 600 sound output and control terminal connection 7
- Connections 7
- Use the supplied audio cables connect the white plug to the l left terminal and the red plug to the r right terminal connect the supplied control cord to enable control of the unit from the mixer to allow fader start play and back cue 7
- A connecting to other mixers 8
- B connecting to a stereo amplifier when not using a dj mixer 8
- Before operations connections 8
- C connecting to a component with a digital input terminal 8
- Connecting the power cord 8
- Connecting to other devices 8
- Before operations 9
- Cdj indicator 9
- Cue loop call buttons 2 3 p 16 9
- Cue loop delete button p 16 17 9
- Cue loop memory button p 16 9
- Digital mode switch on off p 8 9
- Display cd text wave zoom button 9
- Eject button 0 9
- Eject unlock lock switch 9
- Jog dial display p 0 81 88 26 jog dial fwd rev p 3 27 disc loading slot p 1 28 force ejection hole p 9
- Jog mode select button 9
- Loop in realtime cue in adjust button indicator 9
- Loop out out adjust button indicator 9
- Master tempo button indicator p 3 9
- Panel facilities 9
- Power switch off on _ 9
- Reloop exit button p 15 7 display p 10 51 69 8 9
- Tempo control knob 9
- Tempo control range button 6 10 16 24 9
- Tempo reset button 9
- Tempo reset indicator 9
- Time mode auto cue button 9
- Top panel 9
- Vinyl indicator 9
- Vinyl speed adjust release start dial 9
- Vinyl speed adjust touch brake dial 9
- All track display 10
- Auto cue indicator a cue 10
- Before operations panel facilities 10
- Bpm counter 10
- Calendar display 1 10
- Cue button 10
- Cue point settings p 2 cue point sampler p 3 back cue p 3 10
- Direction display 10
- Direction fwd rev switch 10
- Display 10
- Display the condition of the audio memory 10
- Displays the condition of the vinyl mode movement 10
- Eject lock indicator 10
- Hot cue a b c button indicator p 4 10
- Hot cue rec mode button p 4 10
- It is set to hot cue point recording mode when a b and c light in red it is set to call mode when a b and c light in green when the button is pressed playback starts from the hot cue point it is off when no hot cue point has been recorded 10
- Jog dial display 10
- Lights during play and flashes during pause 10
- Lights when a cue point is set and a search is not being performed flashes in pause mode 10
- Lights when the direction fwd rev switch is set to reverse 10
- Lights when the mmc card is being accessed do not remove the card or turn off the power when this lamp is on 10
- Lights when there is a memory cue or loop in a track 84 all track display reference point 10
- Master tempo indicator mt 10
- Memory card loading slot p 6 30 memory card indicator p 6 10
- Memory cue indicator 10
- Memory loop indicator 10
- Operation display 10
- Play pause button 6 p 1 33 cue indicator p 2 10
- Play pause indicator 6 10
- Playback address display 10
- Playback tempo display tempo 10
- Plays tracks backwards when set to the rev position forward position 10
- Reloop indicator 10
- Remain indicator 10
- Reverse indicator rev 10
- Search button 1 p 2 36 track search button 4 p 2 37 reverse indicator rev 10
- Switches hot cue button function rec call it is set to call when the power is turned on 10
- Tempo adjustment range indicator 6 10 16 24 10
- Time display min m 56 time display sec s 57 frame display f 10
- Track number indicator 10
- Vinyl mode display 10
- Wave text display 10
- Zoom indicator 10
- Auto cueing 11
- Basic operation 11
- By pressing the wave search zoom button 2 3 you can change the level 11
- Changing the auto cue level 1 press the time mode auto cue button for over 5 seconds 11
- Disc loading unloading 11
- Dj player operation 11
- If auto cueing is on press the play pause button 3 8 11
- Insert a disc 11
- Insert a disc in the player 11
- Set the rear panel power switch to on 11
- Starting playback 11
- The disc can be ejected anytime using the eject button 0 when the eject unlock lock switch is set to unlock when the eject unlock lock switch is set to lock press the play pause button 6 during playback or when a cue point has been set press the cue button back cue before pressing the eject button 0 to eject the disc 11
- Amending the cue point 12
- Basic operation dj player operation 12
- Cue point settings 12
- During playback press the cue button 12
- During playback press the play pause button 6 12
- Fast forward fast reverse 12
- If auto cueing is off playback will begin automatically from the first track 12
- In the cdj mode to set the cue point go through steps 2 and 3 as mentioned above 12
- Operation using the search buttons 1 12
- Press the cue button when you reach the desired frame number or hear the sound at the point from which you wish to begin cueing 12
- Setting the cue point in the cdj mode 1 during playback press the play pause button 3 8 to pause playback at the point you wish to begin playback 2 search for the precise position of the cue point 12
- Setting the cue point in the vinyl mode 1 during playback at the point where you want to set the track press the surface of the jog dial and cause a temporary stop 2 while pressing the surface of the jog dial turn back the dial to a point just before the track you wish to play 3 when the sound is the track you are searching for press the cue button while you are still pressing the surface of the jog dial 12
- Stopping playback 12
- Super fast search 12
- Super fast track search 12
- To pause play 12
- Track cueing 12
- Track search buttons 4 12
- Amending the cue point 13
- Applying master tempo 13
- As soon as track a is heard from the speakers press the play pause button 6 on player cd2 13
- Basic operation dj player operation 13
- Changing playback speed 13
- Checking cue points cue point sampler 13
- During playback or turning in the pause condition spin 13
- During playback press the cue button 13
- During playback rotate the jog dial while holding the search button 1 depressed super fast search 13
- In the vinyl mode to set the cue point go through steps 2 and 3 as mentioned above 13
- Jog dial functions 13
- Load a cd on player cd2 3 press the track search buttons 4 on player cd2 to find and select track b 4 set the dj mixer s monitor selector button ch 2 to on 5 rotate the dj mixer s monitor level so that track b can be heard from the headphones 13
- Long mix play 13
- Mixing different tracks 13
- Press the cue button on player cd2 13
- Press the play pause button 3 8 13
- Real time cue 13
- Resetting tempo 13
- Returning to a cue point back cue 1 during playback press the cue button 13
- Rotate the jog dial while holding the track search button 4 depressed super fast track search 13
- Selecting range of tempo adjustment 13
- Set cueing for track b on the headphones 13
- Set the dj mixer s cross fader slider at its left side ch 1 13
- Simultaneously press player cd2 s play pause button 6 when track a is heard from the speakers 13
- Turning jog dial during playback scratch play 13
- Turning the jog dial during playback pitch bending 13
- Turning the jog dial in pause mode frame search 13
- While checking the sound on the headphones gradually move the dj mixer s cross fader slider from left to right 13
- Advanced operations 14
- After you have taken your hand off the surface of the jog dial you can set the time it takes for the speed to return to the original condition of playback turn the vinyl speed adjust release start knob 14
- Changing the loop in point 1 press the loop in realtime cue in adjust button during playback 14
- Defining a loop 1 press the play pause button 6 to begin playback 2 during replay press the loop in realtime cue button at the loop in point 14
- During playback in pause mode or cue standby press the button a b or c where you stored a hot cue point 14
- During playback press the loop out button at the point from which you wish to end the loop 14
- Fader start play 14
- Hot cue 14
- How to brake 14
- How to spin 14
- Loop playback 14
- Press the jog mode select button to light the vinyl indicator 2 when replaying a cd press the surface of the jog dial 14
- Press the search button 1 or turn the jog dial 14
- Scratch play 14
- Setting the hot cue point 1 press the hot cue rec mode button to light the hot cue a b and c button indicators in red 2 during playback or in pause mode press the button a b or c where you wish to store a hot cue point 14
- Setting the time it takes for playback to slow down and stop when the jog dial surface is pressed turn the vinyl speed adjust touch brake knob 14
- Starting hot cue 1 press the hot cue rec mode button to light the hot cue a b and c button indicators in green 14
- Stopping loop playback during loop playback press the reloop exit button 14
- Take your hand off the surface of the jog dial 14
- Turn the jog dial in the direction and at the speed you wish to playback the disc 14
- About the cd text 15
- Advanced operations 15
- Begin playback on the first player 2 when the currently playing track ends playback will begin automatically on the standby player 3 the first player will enter cue standby mode at the beginning of the next track on its disc 15
- Changing the loop out point 1 press the loop out out adjust button in loop play 15
- Fader start playback 15
- Press the display cd text wave zoom button for over one second 15
- Press the forward or reverse search button 1 or turn the jog dial 15
- Relay play using two players 15
- Returning to loop playback i e relooping after loop playback has been stopped press the reloop exit button during playback to return to loop playback 15
- Reversing playback 15
- Switch over to the wave display mode 15
- Wave display 15
- When the direction fwd rev switch is set to the rev position forward position the rev indicator lights 15
- Advanced operations 16
- Calling stored cue loop points 16
- Deleting stored cue loop points 16
- Insert multimedia cards 16
- Insert the multimedia card mmc in the card insertion slot 16
- Press the cue loop call button 16
- Press the cue loop delete button when in standby mode at the called point 16
- Press the memory button when the disc is to be formatted 16
- Press the play pause button 6 16
- Storing cue points 1 enter cue points using the a cue function or the cue button 2 press the cue loop memory button in cue point standby mode back cue in play mode 16
- Storing loop points 1 enter the loop in out points to perform loop playback 2 press the cue loop memory button during loop playback 16
- Using a commercially available multimedia card 16
- Using a multimedia card for the first time 16
- Using cue points loop points memory 16
- Using internal memory 16
- Advanced operations using cue points loop points memory 17
- After a few minutes card a in is displayed 7 repeat steps 4 to 6 twice for a 8m card and four times for a 16m card to complete the copy operation 17
- After a few minutes card b in is displayed remove card a and insert the destination card card b in the insertion slot 17
- Calling stored cue loop points 17
- Copying data in the internal memory copying from internal memory onto mmc 17
- Copying mmc data from one mmc to another 17
- Data other than cue loop stored on mmc 17
- Deleting data from a specific disc 17
- Deleting stored cue loop points 17
- Formatting cards 17
- Hold down the cue loop delete button for 5 seconds or longer 17
- Insert the destination mmc 17
- Insert the disc 17
- Insert the mmc to copy data from in the card insertion slot 17
- Insert the multimedia card mmc in the card insertion slot 17
- Press the cue loop memory button 17
- Press the cue loop memory button again 17
- Remove the disc 2 remove the card 3 hold down the cue loop memory button for 5 seconds or longer 17
- Removing the disc 2 insert the multimedia card mmc in the card insertion slot 3 hold down the cue loop delete button for 5 seconds or longer 17
- Storing cue points 17
- Storing loop points 17
- Incorrect operations can be mistaken as malfunctions if you believe the unit is not operating correctly consult the chart below sometimes incorrect operation may be due to a malfunction in another component if the problem is not fixed check the other components used with the player if the problem still persists contact your nearest pioneer authorized service center or dealer for service 18
- Malfunction of the mmc is not covered by warranty 18
- Others 18
- Remedy 18
- Static electricity and other external effects may cause this unit to malfunction in this case set the power switch to off then switch it on again after the disc has come to a complete stop this unit cannot playback unfinalized partial discs cd r or cd rw discs this component is designed to play 12cm discs and 8cm discs with a commercially available adaptor eccentrically shaped discs cannot be played since damage or malfunc tion may result when using an 8cm disc with an adaptor compared to a 12cm disc the speed may be slower in the scratch and reverse modes etc this component rotates at a very high speed to generate high performance however in the interest of safety the speed is lowered when an 8cm disc and adaptor are used this is not a malfunction the bpm value measured by the cdj 1000 may differ from the bpm value recorded on a cd or from our dj mixer but this difference is a result of differences in the bpm value measurement method not a result of a fault with the player 18
- Symptom 18
- The multimedia card mmc is not covered by warranty so we recommend you obey the instructions for use and periodically make back up copies it is not the responsibility of pioneer if the component or mmc malfunctions due to outside interference of static electricity etc and if data on the mmc is damaged or lost or incidental damage occurs no indemnification will be made 18
- Troubleshooting 18
- 872 4159 19
- Cleaning the jog dial 19
- Error message display 19
- Others troubleshooting 19
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