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CONTENTS

1. Features……………………………………………………….GB-1

2. Safety precautions………………………………………….....GB-2

3. Functions

Front panel……………………………………………...……..GB-4

Rear panel……………………………………………………...GB- 7

4. Parameters

Normal parameters…………………………………….………GB-8

Input parameters……………………………………………....GB-9

Output parameters…………………………………………….GB-9

Polarity of connectors……………………………………….....GB-9

Weight and dimensions…………………………………….….GB-10

5. Application……………………………………………..………GB-11

FEATURES

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Extremely low noise. Several groups of outputs for connection to different active

loudspeakers.

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Extremely low impedance circuit. Professional balance input and output reduce the

noise to a very low level.

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High quality parts: 60mm faders make the mixing effect more precise. Solid

mechanical design makes the unit reliable.

★

Very strict testing for parts and the finished product.

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Multi-channel monitoring: Monitor the live condition of every channel.

★

Clear arrangement of controls.

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Summary of Contents for DJX 480 PK

Page 1: ... 6 Left side frame 1 5 Cross beam 4 4 Microphone bear frame 1 3 Right side frame 1 2 Side cover 4 1 Wheel 4 Serial number Description Specification QTY DJ ST assemble sketch Should you have any questions doubts on operating the unit please send an e mail to djtech first audio com GB 1 ...

Page 2: ...DJX 480 PK Professional DJ Mixer USER MANUAL ...

Page 3: ...mely low noise Several groups of outputs for connection to different active loudspeakers Extremely low impedance circuit Professional balance input and output reduce the noise to a very low level High quality parts 60mm faders make the mixing effect more precise Solid mechanical design makes the unit reliable Very strict testing for parts and the finished product Multi channel monitoring Monitor t...

Page 4: ...clamation mark within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance 1 Caution To reduce the risk of electric shock do not disassemble the appliance No user serviceable parts inside Refer servicing to qualified personnel 2 Do not install the equipment in a place exposed...

Page 5: ...he cord 6 Place the equipment on a stable surface and avoid placing other objects on top of it 7 Cleaning Use a soft dry cloth for cleaning For stubborn dirt soak the cloth in a weak detergent solution wring well and wipe to remove the dirt Do not use volatile agents such as benzene or paint thinner as they may damage the surface finish of the equipment 8 Please do not block the cooling vents to a...

Page 6: ... out Set this switch to the OFF position to switch off this Talk Over function 3 Gain adjustment This function adjusts the microphone signal If the signal is too strong turn the button to the left and vice versa 4 High frequency gain adjustment This equipment can increase or reduce signals with a center frequency of 10 KHz by12dB 5 Low frequency gain adjustment This equipment can increase or reduc...

Page 7: ...n allows you to adjust the CD2 LINE2 input signals If the input signal is too strong then the control button should be turned to the left and vice versa 13 Low frequency gain adjustment Allows you to adjust 12dB 26dB signals with a center frequency of 80Hz 14 Mid frequency gain adjustment Allows you to adjust 12dB 26dB signals with a center frequency of 1 1KHz 15 High frequency gain adjustment All...

Page 8: ...25 Power supply indicator light This lights up when the unit is switched on 26 USB volume control dial This function allows you to adjust the volume of the USB signal turn the dial clockwise to increase the volume and counter clockwise to reduce the volume 27 Monitor button Press this button to monitor the USB signals 28 NEXT button Select next track 29 Previous button Select previous track 30 Pla...

Page 9: ...es all kinds of CD signals balanced and unbalanced 35 LINE2 socket Receives all kinds of line signals balanced and unbalanced 36 Record output Sends the signals to a recorder 37 Mixing output Sends the mixed signal to main speakers 38 AC voltage input Connects to an appropriate power supply refer to the marking on the rear panel 39 Fuse This protects the electrical circuit of the unit 40 USB port ...

Page 10: ...ed REC Output Level 4dB unbalanced MIXER Output Level 4dB unbalanced Monitor Output 4dB unbalanced HIGH EQ 12dB LOW EQ 12dB HIGH EQ 12 26 dB MID EQ 12 26 dB LOW EQ 12 26 dB INSERT Control key Crossfader Signal Control VOICE ONE Signal Control Switch Input Impedance 1K balanced Output Impedance 100Ω unbalanced CD Line Select Switch Phones Signal Select Switch Separation 50dB 1kHz Power Source 10W I...

Page 11: ... CD2 56K 100 0 10 LINE2 10K 100 0 10 MIC 1K 100 50 Output parameters Output terminal Output impedance Ω Rated impedance Ω Output level dB PHONES 100 600 10mW ST REC 100 600 4 MASTER L R 100 600 4 Connector polarity MIC INPUT Tip hot Sleeve ground HEADPHONES Tip hot Ring cold Sleeve ground RECORD AND MIX Tip hot Sleeve ground GB 9 ...

Page 12: ...PARAMETERS Weight and dimensions MODEL WEIGHT Dimensions W x D x H DJX 480 PK 3 7kg 482 x 220 x 90 mm GB 10 ...

Page 13: ...APPLICATION GB 11 ...

Page 14: ... By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural resources For more detailed information about recycling of this product please contact your local authorities your househ...

Page 15: ...DJX 480 PK CDX 310 PROFESSIONAL DUAL CD PLAYER USER MANUAL www my scott com ...

Page 16: ...s manual may result in hazardous radiation exposure Professional DJ dual CD player y 1 bit D A converter with 8 times oversampling y Instant start y Pitch display y 10 track skip search y Digital output y Pitch range 8 12 16 y Time elapsed remaining time or total remaining time display y Single continuous play y Relay play allows consecutive playback with two decks y Frame search y Transport prote...

Page 17: ...et to play just one track at a time Otherwise the CD will play continuously through all tracks This function is controlled by the SGL button 7 TOTAL REMAIN indicate whether the time shown on the display is the total remaining time or the remaining time for the current track 8 PITCH Shows the percentage change in pitch speed of the song 5 SGL SINGLE BUTTON Press this button to select the single or ...

Page 18: ...Slide up to decrease the pitch or down to increase the pitch 23 CONTROL START SOCKETS These sockets are designed to connect to a mixing console using a 3 5mm jack plug This will provide you with remote start capability from your mixing console 24 CONTROL CONNECTOR Connect this connector to the CONNECT TO REMOTE CONTROL connector on the main unit using the included control cord MAIN UNIT 1 POWER PO...

Page 19: ...ll enter cue mode By default the cue point will be set to the start of the first track Caution Do not place any foreign objects in the disc compartment and do not place more than one disc in the disc compartment at a time Do not push the disc compartment in manually when the power is off as this may result in malfunction and damage to the player Selecting Tracks Press the SKIP button once to move ...

Page 20: ...s the CUE button during playback to return to the cue point and enter pause mode Back Cue Figure 5 1 Pausing Press the PLAY PAUSE button to start or pause play The play indicator flashes when the pause mode is set Figure 6 1 shows the relationship between play and pause 1 The player has completed the cue or pause operation and is waiting for the play start command 2 When the PLAY PAUSE button is p...

Page 21: ...cue point is set the cue indicator light flashes for about 1 second NOTE In cue mode if the CUE button is pressed and held playback will start from the cue point When the button is released the player will return to the cue mode automatically and you can check the cue point Frame search Frame search is a function for monitoring the sound at a certain section of the disc and manually changing the p...

Page 22: ...ange of 8 12 16 When you release jog wheel the CD will return to the tempo indicated by the pitch slider Programmed play Press the PROGRAM button the player will enter the program mode and the CD will stop playing Select the desired track by pressing the SKIP buttons then press the PROGRAM button again The selected track will be added to the program sequence Repeat step 2 A maximum of 20 tracks ca...

Page 23: ...nit so that the visual angle is within this range Figure 1 Figure 2 Connections 1 Turn off unit using the POWER switch 2 Connect the RCA cable to the input on your mixing console 3 Connect the control cords to the CONNECT TO REMOTE CONTROL connector on the main unit and to the CONNECT TO MAIN UNIT connector on the controller CAUTION Be sure to use the supplied mono 1 8 control cables Using other t...

Page 24: ... point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate handling of this product The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural resources For more detailed information about the recycling of t...

Page 25: ...DJX 480 PK AX 121 PROFESSIONAL AMPLIFIER USER MANUAL ...

Page 26: ...ect connection and differential amplifier distribution Dynamic bias balanced amplifier input Wide bandwidth low distortion Loudspeaker protection overload protection Front panel with electric level control Normal working signal overload protection display Bridged mono mode operation Unbalanced 6 35 input connector Heavy load dual Speakon output connector Time delay control switch Fan Thick steel s...

Page 27: ...maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance WARNING Incorrect use of this appliance can be very dangerous If children are using this product or similar products they must be supervised by adults Please do not let children dismantle the appliance or touch the power cords IMPORTANT WARNING Do not use this appliance if it may distract you when driving or working 1 ...

Page 28: ... pull out the plug by tugging the cord 6 Place the equipment on a stable surface and avoid placing other objects on top of it 8 Please do not block the cooling vents to avoid overheating 7 Cleaning care Use a soft dry cloth for cleaning For stubborn dirt soak the cloth in a weak detergent solution wring well and wipe to remove the dirt Do not use volatile agents such as benzene or paint thinner as...

Page 29: ...dial 3 Left channel overload indicator 4 Right channel volume adjust dial 5 Right channel overload indicator REAR PANEL 1 Right channel unbalanced signal input INPUT RIGHT 2 Left channel unbalanced signal input INPUT LEFT 3 Right channel speaker output 4 Left channel speaker output 5 AC power socket and fuse socket 6 Voltage selector GB 4 ...

Page 30: ...XLR Jack RCA Audio Ground Pin 1 Sleeve Sheel High Pin 2 Tip Pin Low Pin 3 Ring Use the Speakon jack to connect the amplifier and speakers Please use a high quality cord to make the connection as shown in the diagram below XLR signal output connector balanced signals 6 3mm three wire earphones plug balanced wire input XLR output connector balanced signals 6 3mm two wire earphones plug unbalanced wi...

Page 31: ...us sections on system connections Check whether the local power voltage is consistent with the requirements of the unit and whether the unit is turned off before making the connections In order to avoid injury use the correct wires For more details refer to the illustrations in the previous section Speaker impedance must be between 4 ohms and 16 ohms After confirming the local power voltage type i...

Page 32: ...SYSTEM CONNECTION GB 7 ...

Page 33: ...ggest that you adjust the dial to the maximum 0 position and that you use the external appliance to adjust the volume level When using the amplifier if the overload pilot lamp OVERLOAD blinks this means the equipment is working properly and is safe to use If the overload pilot lamp OVERLOAD no longer blinks this means the equipment is overloaded In this case please turn down the volume until the i...

Page 34: ...t the power properly 2 Check the connection of the speakers 3 Connect the input output wire correctly 4 Connect the speakers properly before switching on the unit 5 Adjust the volume level No sound from one speaker 1 The speakers are not connected properly 2 Balance or relative electric level is adjusted to one speaker 1 Check the speaker connections 2 Adjust the balance or the relative electric l...

Page 35: ...ing factor 200 Slew rate 60V μs two channels Input sensitivity 0dB 1V for rated output with Input control at maximum Maximum input level 6V Input impedance 10kΩ Unbalanced Crosstalk 85dB 1kHz Output shift 50mV Servo controlled Power Voltage AC110 120V 50 60Hz or AC220 240V 50 60H Depends on distribution area please refer to back panel of this unit Consumption power Minimum 9watts Maximum 580Watts ...

Page 36: ... By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural resources For more detailed information about recycling of this product please contact your local authorities your househ...

Page 37: ...USER MANUAL DJX 480 PK S 12 PROFESSIONAL SPEAKER ...

Page 38: ...fety precautions GB 2 Features GB 2 Components GB 3 Connecting The Speaker System GB 4 Choosing a power amplifier to connect to the DJX 480 PK GB 5 Quick Set Up GB 6 Installing the DJX 480 PK GB 7 Technical specifications GB 8 GB 1 ...

Page 39: ...ged if water has been spilled into the unit or foreign objects have fallen into it the unit has been exposed to rain or moisture it does not operate normally or it has been dropped Features This loudspeaker system can be used with a variety of live sound applications With its high quality components convenient size ergonomic carry handles and stand mount receptacle the system will provide great so...

Page 40: ...s extending the bass response Handle one handle on the top of the speaker Grille Durable steel grille to protect the driver Wood casing with carpet finish BACK PANEL INPUT EXTENSION 6 35mm MIC jack connector for connecting to the output of a power amplifier or powered mixer 6 35mm MIC jack connector for connecting an additional speaker Note For a detailed wiring diagram see the next page of this m...

Page 41: ... have the proper low end response and stereo image In order to ensure that your system is in phase be careful to pay close attention to the positive and negative markings on the amplifier and wires Make sure that the terminal of the speaker or connector is connected to the terminal of the power amplifier and that the terminal of the speaker or connector is connected to the terminal of the power am...

Page 42: ... output for this speaker Be careful to consider the total impedance if you are connecting more than one speaker to one side of a stereo power amplifier Using a power amplifier with a power rating that is too low can be dangerous since the output signal is often clipped in order to obtain the desired level If the power is too high this will result in catastrophic failure the use of any amplifier wi...

Page 43: ...re making the connections make sure that all your system components are turned off Also make sure that your power amplifier volume controls and the main left and right faders of your mixer are turned all the way down 2 Connect the cables to your microphones and instruments or a CD player to your mixer 3 Switch on the mixer instruments and or CD player and then switch on your power amplifier 4 Whil...

Page 44: ...hind the speakers This will allow you to obtain a better level from your system and will avoid feedback One possible exception is when you are adjusting the sound of the microphones since you want to be in front of the speaker to hear properly To do this lower the main volume while setting the EQ and effects from in front of the speakers Once you have the sound you like move the microphones behind...

Page 45: ...usehold waste Instead it must be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate handling of this product The recycling of materials will help to conserve...

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