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Contents
How to read this manual
Thank you for buying this Pioneer DJ product.
Be sure to read this manual and the Operating Instructions available on
the Pioneer DJ site. Both documents include important information that
you should understand before using this product.
In particular, be sure to read "IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS."
! In this manual, the names of buttons, controls and terminals
indicated on the product, and program options appearing on the
unit display, etc., are indicated within square brackets ([ ]). (e.g.
[GLOBAL] button, [CLOCK OUT] terminal, [Save As])
! Please note that the screens and specifications of the software
described in this manual as well as the external appearance and
specifications of the hardware are currently under development and
may differ from the final specifications.
! Please note that depending on the operating system version, web
browser settings, etc., operation may differ from the procedures
described in this manual.
This manual provides brief descriptions regarding the names of the
parts of the unit, the connections between the unit and peripherals, and
basic operations.
For more detailed instructions on using the unit, see the Operating
Instructions for this unit.
! To learn how to obtain the Operating Instructions for this unit, see
"Viewing the Operating Instructions" on page 4.
Before starting
Features .............................................................................................. 4
What's in the box ................................................................................. 4
Viewing the Operating Instructions ..................................................... 4
Auto power off function ........................................................................ 4
Part names
Control panel ....................................................................................... 5
Rear Panel .......................................................................................... 8
Connections
Connecting inputs and outputs ............................................................ 9
Operation
Playing demo patterns ...................................................................... 11
Creating a new project ...................................................................... 11
Recording notes in a pattern ............................................................. 12
Using INTERPOLATION ................................................................... 12
Using TIME WARP ............................................................................ 13
Saving a project ................................................................................. 13
Additional information
Troubleshooting ................................................................................ 14
Changing the settings........................................................................ 14
Precautions regarding our repair services ........................................ 14
About trademarks and registered trademarks ................................... 14
Specifications .................................................................................... 14
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