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OPERATION MANUAL
JB SYSTEMS
®
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USB 1.1 REC
1. POWER [ON/OFF] switch:
switches the player on and off.
2. DISC TRAY
: Use the [OPEN/CLOSE] button to open disc tray and put the CD in place.
3. [USB 1] connection:
this is the first (type-A) USB-connection, used to connect any USB mass storage
device that was formatted in FAT or FAT32. By default this input is used to connect an occasional USB-
drive like USB-sticks etc.
4. [USB 2] connection:
this is the second (type-A) USB-connection, used to connect any USB mass
storage device that was formatted in FAT or FAT32. By default this input is used to connect a hard disk.
Attention:
because the power supplied by the USB-output is limited, it is highly recommended to use a
hard drive with separate power supply. HDD capacity should also be limited to 500GB max.
5. UNBALANCED AUDIO output:
Output for the audio signals from the player. Use the supplied
cinch/cinch cable to connect this output to a CD/line input of your mixing unit.
6. BALANCED AUDIO output:
the same audio signal as on the cinch outputs (5) but balanced output via
XLR-connectors. To be used in case of long audio lines: use optional good quality XLR/XLR cables for
optimal performance!
7. MAINS input:
connect the player to the AC mains, using the supplied power-cord.
8. IR-receiver:
make sure that this IR-receiver is not covered, otherwise your wireless remote will not work
properly!
9. UNBALANCED AUDIO input :
Input for the audio signals from external “line level” (1V
max
)
sources. Use
an optional cinch/cinch cable to connect this input to the output of a CD-player or a mixer.
10. [SET MARK] button:
Allows you to set a marker while recording. The recording continues on a new
file.
11. [CUE] button:
Used to set the startpoint to creat a loop. Once this startpoint is set, the button can be
pushed to create a [STUTTER]-effect. Keeping the button pushed will start playing the track from the
startpoint. Releasing the button will stop the playing of the track. While having the button pushed you
can push the [PLAY]-button (14) to continue playing the track the normal way.
12. [OUT] button:
This button is used to set the endpoint of a loop. Push the button on the desired
endpoint of the loop. It will start blinking and [RELOOP] will appear on the display. Pushing the
button a second time will lit it and makes the player go out of the loop and continue playing the track.
Pushing the button again will restart the programmed loop.
13. [REC] button:
Pressing the [REC] button starts recording immediately. Pushing the button again will
stop the recording.
14. [PLAY/PAUSE] button:
every time you press the [PLAY/PAUSE] button the player changes from
play to pause or from pause to play. The button blinks as long as the player is set to pause.
15. [FOLDER] button:
changes the function of the [TRACK] knob (16) while the search key is set to
“Std” (standard track/folder search without Track-Indexer database).
