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61. Channel 1 RCA input  
      Use to connect either a Line level or Phono level device. 
62. Channel 1 Phono/ Line switch 

     

The setting of this switch determines the input impedance/ sensitivity for the Channel 1 RCA input. 

63. GND 
      
Use to connect the ground wire of your turntable. 
64. Microphone XLR Balanced Input 
      XLR balanced microphone input. 
65. Microphone Jack Unbalanced Input 
     

 

66. 

Air entrance

  

      This part is the air entrance. Don't obstruct it.  

Operations  

1. Opening and closing of the disc holder 

Eject button to open the disc holder.  

Disc holder cannot be opened during playback, to prevent playback from being interrupted if  

   the Eject button is pressed accidentally. Stop the playback first, then press the Eject button.   

2. 

  

the edges and place it in the Disc holder, then press the Eject button to close the Disc   

   holder. The unit will show the total track number and the total playing time for about 2 seconds and  
   

 

the first track  

   automatically.  

CAUTION:  

Disc  

   Holder at a time.  

 

Do not push the Disc holder in manually when the power is off, as this may result in malfunction and  

   damages the player.  

3. Selecting Tracks Using the FLD/ TRK encoder 

FLD/ TRK Encoder to browse the tracks. 

FLD/ TRK Encoder to select the desired track.  

track is selected.  

4. Selecting Tracks Using the Skip buttons 

kip-buttons to move to a higher or lower track. 

- buttons to change tracks continuously at a higher speed.  

 

   completed. 

If the Skip-button         is pressed while at the last track, the first track is selected. In the same way, 

   If the Skip-button         is pressed while at the first track, the last track is selected.  

5. Selecting Folders 

Folder button. The display shows briefly FOLDER. 

FLD/ TRK Encoder to browse the folders. 

FLD/ TRK Encoder to select the desired folder.  

. The display shows briefly TRACK. 

track is selected.  

6. Starting Playback  

Play/Pause button during the pause or cue condition to start playback, the Play indicator  

   lights. 

cue point. The CD   

   p layer then returns to the cue point when the Cue button is pressed.               

             

                            

Fig. 6 

Summary of Contents for DS-CDJ-250 MKII

Page 1: ...DS CDJ 250 MKII V2 ORDERCODE D1226...

Page 2: ...DAP Audio for more excellent audio products We design and manufacture professional audio equipment for the entertainment industry New products are being launched regularly We work hard to keep you our...

Page 3: ...Mixer functions Front functions Back functions Operations Opening and closing of the disc holder Selecting tracks using the FLD TRK encoder Selecting Tracks using the Skip buttons Selecting folders S...

Page 4: ...ealer and do not use the system To maintain perfect condition and to ensure a safe operation it is absolutely necessary for the user to follow the safety instructions and warning notes written in this...

Page 5: ...ng frequency ranges instead This way you avoid causing the next piece of equipment in your sound path to overdrive You also preserve valuable dynamic reserve Avoid ground loops Always be sure to conne...

Page 6: ...r please include the following information on a piece of paper inside the box 1 Your name 2 Your address 3 Your phone number 4 A brief description of the symptoms Claims The client has the obligation...

Page 7: ...ice Features The DS CDJ 250 MKII is a DJ Workstation from DAP Audio Twin CD player with antishock LCD Display with blue backlight for fast control mm faders card reader Overview Top Fig 1 1 CD player...

Page 8: ...eat 3 CD USB SD Button 16 Direct Acces Buttons 4 Loop In 17 B Skip 5 FLD TRK Search Control 18 Eject 6 Loop Out 19 10 Track 10 7 Reloop 20 F Skip 8 Shuttle Wheel 21 Pitch 9 LCD Display 22 Pitch 10 Cue...

Page 9: ...2 Input Selector 28 Cue Volume 38 Channel 2 Gain 29 Channel 1Gain 39 Channel 2 High 30 Channel 1 Mic Volume 40 Channel 2 Mid 31 Channel 1High 41 Channel 2 Low 32 Master Volume 42 VU Meter 33 Channel...

Page 10: ...l 2 Level Selector 52 Fuse 500mA 250V 60 Channel 2 RCA Input 53 Power ON OFF 61 Channel 1 RCA input 54 115V 230V Switch 62 Channel 1 Level Selector 55 Headphone 63 GND 56 Master Balanced Out L R 64 Mi...

Page 11: ...f the loop 5 FLD TRK search control Depending on track or folder mode you can use the encoder to select a certain track or folder Confirm by pressing the encoder 6 Loop OUT Press this button to set th...

Page 12: ...the jog wheel is in pitch bend mode Blinking of the jogmode button indicates that the Shuttle Wheel is in Scratch mode Mixer Functions 26 Channel Cue Selector This selector allows you to choose which...

Page 13: ...ing SD MMC c ard The c ontacts of the card must point downwards The unit c annot read c ards with a c apacity of more than 4GB The unit is not c ompatible to SDHC c ards and only supports the MP3 form...

Page 14: ...2 seconds and the first track automatically CAUTION Disc Holder at a time Do not push the Disc holder in manually when the power is off as this may result in malfunction and damages the player 3 Sele...

Page 15: ...rns to the cue point and enters pause condition NOTE During cue mode if the Cue button is pressed and hold playbac k will start from the cue point when the button is released the player will return to...

Page 16: ...release the Shuttle wheel the CD will return to the BPM set by the pitch slider 15 Program Play 1 Stop playback and press the Pgm button The player will enter the program mode 2 Select the desired tra...

Page 17: ...he new Crossfader into the cable D and place the new Crossfader back in the mixer 3 Screw the Crossfader into the mixer using the fader plate screws 4 Replace the fader knob Fig 8 Before switching off...

Page 18: ...e device does not operate properly unplug the device 2 Check power from the wall all cables connections etc 3 If all of the above appears to be O K plug the unit in again 4 If nothing happens after 30...

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