You can change the settings of the unit from the Utility menu, on the [SHORTCUT] screen or [MIXER SETTINGS] screen.
If you save My Settings (function settings of the unit) to a storage device, you can load them to the unit immediately when you arrive in the booth or take over from another DJ, etc.
Determines whether or not to save the [DECK3 Input Select] and [DECK4 Input Select] settings.
•Setting values: Off*, On
•The setting isn’t saved when [Bluetooth] is selected. Instead, [DECK/] is selected when the unit is turned on.
•If the setting is saved when [PHONO] is selected, sound may be output at a high volume depending on the signal input to the unit when it’s turned on. Make sure the input signal is appropriate for the settings to avoid this.
DECK3 Input Select
Sets the input source for Deck 3 from devices connected to the unit.
•Setting values: DECK/, LINE, PHONO, Bluetooth
•[DECK/]: Selects the deck of the unit or a PC/Mac connected to the USB port of the unit.
•[LINE]: Selects a multi player, etc., connected to the [LINE/PHONO] terminals on the unit.
•[PHONO]: Selects a turntable, etc., connected to the [LINE/PHONO] terminals on the unit.
•[Bluetooth]: Selects a PC/Mac or mobile device connected to the unit via Bluetooth.
DECK4 Input Select
Sets the input source for Deck 4 from devices connected to the unit.
•Setting values: DECK/, LINE, PHONO, Bluetooth
•[DECK/]: Selects the deck of the unit or a PC/Mac connected to the USB port of the unit.
•[LINE]: Selects a multi player, etc., connected to the [LINE/PHONO] terminals on the unit.
•[PHONO]: Selects a turntable, etc., connected to the [LINE/PHONO] terminals on the unit.
•[Bluetooth]: Selects a PC/Mac or mobile device connected to the unit via Bluetooth.
CH3 Control Tone
Sets the time code signal to send to CH 3 from devices connected to the [PHONO] or [LINE] input terminals.
•Setting values: LINE*, PHONO
CH4 Control Tone
Sets the time code signal to send to CH 4 from devices connected to the [PHONO] or [LINE] terminals.
Sets Feedback Reducer that cuts only that frequency band to reduce the “howling” while minimizing the effect on sound quality when microphone “howling” noise occurs (feedback).
•[Advanced]: Outputs sound by attenuating only the mid-frequency range of the sound from channels other than the Mic channels according to the setting of the [LEVEL] knob.
•[Normal]: Outputs sound by attenuating the sound from channels other than the Mic channels according to the [LEVEL] knob setting.
Talkover Level
Sets the sound attenuation level for Talkover.
•Setting values: -24dB, -18dB*, -12dB, -6dB
Audio Output category
*: Factory setting
Setting item
Description
Master Attenuator
Sets the attenuation level of the sound output from the [MASTER 1] and [MASTER 2] terminals.
•Setting values: -12dB, -6dB, 0dB*
Master Peak Limiter
Sets whether or not to reduce sudden and unpleasant digital clips that occur on the master output.
•Setting values: Off, On*
Master Mono / Stereo
Sets the output method (monaural or stereo) for the master sound.
•Setting values: Mono, Stereo*
Booth Monitor Attenuator
Sets the attenuation level of the sound output from the [BOOTH] terminals.
•Setting values: -12dB, -6dB, 0dB*
Booth Monitor Mono / Stereo
Sets the output method (monaural or stereo) for the sound output from the [BOOTH] terminals.
•Setting values: Mono, Stereo*
Display category
*: Factory setting
Setting item
Description
On Air Display
Determines whether or not to display On Air Display.
•Setting values: Off, On*
Waveform Current Position
Sets where to display the current playback point (center or left) on the waveform.
Set the deck display section, overall waveform display section, deck information display section, and enlarged waveform display section on the 2DECK display or 4DECK display.
Sets an image to display on the artwork display on the jog wheel.
•Setting values: Artwork*, Custom Image
•[Artwork]: Displays the artwork of the loaded track.
•[Custom Image]: Displays a JPEG saved in the root directory of the storage device that the loaded track is saved on. Images larger than 800 x 800 pixels can’t be displayed on this unit.
The unit searches the network and available SSID are listed.
1. (Wi-Fi connection icon)
2.Wi-Fi On/Off
3.SSID list
4Touch the network (SSID) you want to use.
The password input screen appears.
5Enter a password and touch [CONNECT].
If the connection succeeds, [CONNECTED] is displayed in the network name (SSID) field and it’s displayed at the top of the list.
•You don’t need to do this if you’re using an access point that’s connected with the unit previously.
•Touch the network (SSID) you’re using to view its information on the network information screen. If you turn on [AUTO-CONNECT] on the network information screen, the unit automatically connects to the access point the next time you use it.
•To delete the networks (SSID) saved to the unit, touch [SAVED NETWORKS] at the bottom of the list. Select the networks (SSID) to delete in the list and touch [FORGET THIS NETWORK] on the network information screen.
You can input the sound of your PC/Mac or mobile device to the unit via Bluetooth.
■Pairing with a Bluetooth device
1Press and hold the [MENU] button.
The [UTILITY] screen appears.
2Select [Bluetooth Setting] in the Bluetooth category.
The [Bluetooth Setting] screen appears.
3Touch [Bluetooth] to turn it on.
1.Name of the connected device
2. (Bluetooth connection icon)
3.Bluetooth On/Off
4. (Remove device)
5.PAIRING
4Touch [PAIRING].
The unit enters pairing state.
•The Bluetooth indicator blinks while the unit is in pairing state (for approximately 2 minutes).
5Perform the pairing procedure on a Bluetooth device.
6Allow the connection on the unit.
The Bluetooth indicator on the unit stops blinking and lights up when the connection is established.
•Perform the pairing procedure on a Bluetooth device while the unit is in paring state. If the unit can’t pair with a Bluetooth device within 2 minutes, the Bluetooth indicator turns gray.
•For details on the pairing procedure for the Bluetooth device, refer to the device’s instruction manual.
•If you use a Bluetooth device registered to the unit, the unit automatically connect the device when Bluetooth is turned on.
•You can only connect the unit to one Bluetooth device at a time. If the unit pairs with a second device, the registration of the first device will be lost. To register the first device again, perform pairing with the device.
•Touch to connect with other Bluetooth device than the registered one.