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Functions (Front Panel) Cont.

(10) HAMSTER SWITCH - Changes the position of the Feather Fader™ Crossfader (9)  (for crabbing). 
Channel 1 changes to the right side of the fader (mixing from right to left), and Channel 2 changes to the left side 
of the fader (mixing from left to right).
(11) CUT BUTTONS - CUT music 100% on TREBLE, MID or BASS (4) for CHANNEL 1 and CHANNEL 2. When the
Cut Button is pushed the yellow LED will light up indicating a CUT of the Treble, Mid or Bass. Push the button again to
disengage CUT.
(12) ON/OFF “Q” START-  Start and stop the CD Player with the slide of the fader. The ON/OFF “Q” START (12 ) switch 
activates this FADER “Q” START feature. When in the ON position, the FADER “Q” START allows the fader to return
automatically to preset digital CUE POINTS on your American DJ CD Player*  (* also featuring FADER “Q” START). For
example, each time you slide the crossfader to far left the CD Player will be triggered to play the song from the begin-
ning of the preset CUE POINT. Refer to your American DJ CD Player User Manual for setting CUE POINTS. Turn the
ON/OFF SWITCH (12) to the OFF position to disengaged “Q” Start function and resume to a normal fader.
(13) MASTER L/R / PFL CH1/CH2 BUTTON -

When the Master L/R is LED is lit the master level (2) shows the master 

output that shows the left and right channels master output levels.  Push the button again to select PFL CH1/CH2 and
the LED will be lit for that selection.  This will make the Master Level (2) show the Pre-Fader Levels (PFL) of Channel 1
and Channel 2.
(14) TALKOVER BUTTON - Press the talkover button when you want to use the microphone. When the button is
pressed, all signals except the microphone level are decreased by 15dB. In the OFF position, all signals return to their
original level. When talkover is ON, the red L.E.D. is lit.
(15) CUE MIXING CONTROL - Selects the channel for monitoring. The monitor signal comes from the Prefader. This
means it will not be affected by the channel faders. You can monitor each channel individually. Connect your head-
phones to the HEADPHONES jack (18). Turn the CUE MIXING CONTROL (15) to CUE and select the desired channels
with the PFL switches (8). When you turn the CUE MIXING CONTROL to PGM (PFL switches without function), you can
cue the output signal of the mixer. If the CUE MIXING CONTROL is set to the center position, you can cue both the
channel signal you selected and the output signal. With the CUE LEVEL control (16), you can adjust the phones volume
without changing the output signal.
(16) CUE LEVEL CONTROL - Adjusts the headphone output level. 
(17) MASTER CONTROL - Adjusts the level of the master output.
(18) HEADPHONES JACKS - Use this jack to connect the headphones. Headphones from 8 Ohms to 600 Ohms can be
used. 16 Ohms is recommended. 2 separate headphone inputs are conveniently located on the face panel and bottom
front panel.

Inputs and Outputs
(Rear Panel)

Q-2221  “Q-DECK”   User Instructions page 6

LINE 1

CH-1

PHONO 1

AUX 1

LINE 2

CH-2

PHONO 2

AUX 2

MASTER

OUTPUT

REC

28

23

25

24

26

21

AUX 2   PHONO 3

AUX 1   PHONO 1

GND

MIC

115

AC VOLTAGE

SELECTOR

AC INPUT 115/230V

FUSE 0.5A, F, 250V

22

29

27

GND

LIGHT

CONTROL

PLAYER CONTROL

B

A

30

31

20

20

Summary of Contents for PRO-DJ1

Page 1: ...PRO DJ1 American DJ AUDIO Los Angeles CA 90058 USA Front load professional single CD player Featuring Fader Q Start Flip Flop and Digital Output PRO DJ1 10...

Page 2: ...e metal objects or spill liquid inside the CD player Electric shock or malfunction may occur Please record and retain the model name and serial number from your rating label for future reference Model...

Page 3: ...ppliance 9 Grounding or Polarization Precautions should be taken so that the grounding or polarization means of an appliance is not defeated 10 Power Cord Protection Power supply cords should be route...

Page 4: ...og wheel serves two functions depending on the mode you are working in a The jog wheel will act as a slow frame search control when the CD is not playing but either paused or set to a cue point To set...

Page 5: ...mode Note the word PROGRAM is indicated on the display Select each track to be programmed with the forward and back SKIP BUTTONS 2 3 and press the PROGRAM BUTTON between selections You can program up...

Page 6: ...ndle the power cord carefully Hold the plug from the ends when unplugging the cord Never pull the plug out from the cable Keep the set free from moisture water and dust Unplug main power when not usin...

Page 7: ...n the power is on Press the OPEN CLOSE BUTTON 1 to open or close the disc tray or Press PLAY BUTTON 9 to close the tray automatically when it is open If the tray is not closed after 60 seconds it will...

Page 8: ...d OUT BUTTON 2 LEDs will light and flash LOOP INDICATOR 29 in LCD DISPLAY 13 will also flash see figure 14 4 To exit the LOOP press the OUT BUTTON 2 LEDs will stay on but not flash Music will resume n...

Page 9: ...f the surface of the disc If the disc is dirty wipe it off with a soft dry cloth Do not use benzene thinner water record spray electrostatic proof chemicals or silicone treated cloths to clean discs A...

Page 10: ...ng rate 8 times 1 BIT D A converter D A conversion 16 bit Frequency response 1 dB 20 Hz to 20 000 KHz T H D 0 05 Signal to noise ratio 78 dB Channel separation 78 dB Output level 2 0V 1dB Load impedan...

Page 11: ...Q 2221 Q DECK USER INSTRUCTIONS djs wanted...

Page 12: ...gh quality Alps Feather Fader FF 4 Crossfader replaceable made in Japan Fader Curve Switch changes from a normal curve to a quick curve for crabbing Separate gain control for each channel Bass mid tre...

Page 13: ...h on the mixer immediately The arising condensation of water might damage your device Leave the device switched off until it has reached room temperature Never put any liquids on the mixer or close to...

Page 14: ...et properly For recording connect your tape recorder or cassette deck to the OUTPUT REC jacks 24 The REC OUT level will not be influenced by the Master Control 17 Connect your microphone to the Microp...

Page 15: ...agram on page 7 5b CHANNEL 2 TRANSFORMER SWITCH CHANGEABLE Used to select the input to be sent to channel 2 TRANSFORMER SWITCH may be used up down or left right To change the switch see diagram on pag...

Page 16: ...s PFL of Channel 1 and Channel 2 14 TALKOVER BUTTON Press the talkover button when you want to use the microphone When the button is pressed all signals except the microphone level are decreased by 15...

Page 17: ...ONO AUX SELECTOR SWITCH gives the DJ the possibilities of 4 inputs lines ie 4 lines CD tape etc or 2 lines CD tape etc and 2 phono lines 24 REC OUT Connect to your record unit The REC OUT level is not...

Page 18: ...03 Signal To Noise Ratios Line Better than 85dB Microphone Better than 78dB Phono Better than 80dB Frequency Response Line 20Hz 15KHz 0 5dB Microphone 20Hz 20KHz 0 5dB ChanneI EQ Bass Mid Treble 30dB...

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