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Quick Connection Diagram
Quick Setup Guide
1. Make sure all items listed on the front of this guide are included in the box.
2. READ SAFETY INSTRUCTION BOOKLET BEFORE USING THE PRODUCT
3. Study this setup diagram.
4. Place the mixer in an appropriate position for operation.
5. Make sure all devices are turned off and all faders are at zero.
6. Connect all input sources as indicated in the diagram.
7. Connect the outputs to the power amplifier(s), monitors and/or projectors.
8. Plug your mixer and other devices into AC power.
9. Switch everything on in the following order:
• Audio input sources (i.e. iPods, CD players) Your mixer
• Last, any amplifiers, televisions, monitors, projectors, etc.
10. When turning off, always reverse this operation by powering down in the following order:
• Any amplifiers, televisions, monitors, projectors, etc.
• Your mixer.
• Last, audio input sources.
11. Go to www.numark.com for product registration.
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Rear Panel Overview
1. Power Jack and Power Switch: Always use the included power adapter with your product.
2. USB 2.0 Connection to iPOD: This connection is used to access information on the
respective iPod. The iDJ does not need to be powered on to use the USB 2.0 connection. See
computer data connection diagram below.
3. Phono/Line Switch: Each respective line input has the option of using a Line Level input or
a Phono level input used for turntables.
4. Ground: This screw connector should be used to secure the ground lead from a turntable.
5. Channel 2 RCA Inputs: CD players, tape players, portable MP3 players should be connected
here with the PHONO/LINE Switch (3) set to LINE. Turntables may be plugged in here with
the PHONO/LINE Switch (3) set to PHONO. These inputs are selected by setting the iPOD/Line
switch on the top panel to PHONO/LINE.
6. RCA Master Output: This is the master stereo output, which can be controlled by the Master
Gain knob on the top panel. Connect this to your stereo or powered speakers.
7. RCA Record Output: This is the record level stereo output which should be connected to any
recording device such as a CD burner, Tape Recorder, or Line input on a computer.
8. Channel 1 RCA Inputs: CD players, tape players, portable MP3 players should be connected
here with the PHONO/LINE Switch (3) set to LINE. Turntables may be plugged in here with
the PHONO/LINE Switch (3) set to PHONO. These inputs are controlled by the iPOD/Line
switch on the top panel.
9. S-Video Output: Connect a 4 or 7 Pin S-Video Cable from here to your monitor or projector.
You must have a compatible iPOD that supports video such as the iPod Photo.
10. Kensington ® Security Slot: This Kensington ® security slot allows you to secure your iDJ
using a variety of Kensington ® and compatible notebook locks. We recommend securing a
loop to the back of any iPods to secure them to the iDJ with compatible cable locks.
Computer Data Connection Diagram
***USB Cables Not Included***
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Top Panel Overview
1. Play/Pause: This button plays and pauses music from the iPod.
2. Control Wheel**: This control duplicates the functionality of the control wheel on the iPod.
3. Previous Track: This button selects the previous track on the iPod.
4. Enter**: This duplicates the “Enter” button on the iPod.
5. Next Track: This button goes to the next track on the iPod.
6. Menu**: This duplicates the “Menu” button on the iPod.
7. Input Selector: This toggles what input source is routed to the channel. When set to “iPod”,
the audio from the iPod connected in the dock (8) is routed to the mixer. When set to
Phono/Line, the RCA stereo input from the rear panel is routed to the mixer.
8. Dock Connector: Connect any iPod with a bottom connector here. Audio, Video, and the
controls are communicated through this port from the iPod to the iDJ.
Adjust the supplied iPod adapters to accommodate different iPod models. The
adapter has two positions. To adjust, gently pul l up on the adapter to slide out. You
will notice two groves (positions) inside the iDJ docking well. For example, when
using an iPod Mini, the adapter should be in the forward groove and use the rear
position for larger capacity iPods.
9. Crossfader: This fader is used to mix between the two channels. When faderstart is
activated on the front panel, the cross fader can automatically start and stop the iPods
10. Line Fader: Adjusts the audio level of devices connected to the Line In jacks.
11. 3 Band Channel Equalizer: Each channel has a three band equalizer to adjust the Treble,
midrange, and bass levels of the audio.
12. Gain Adjustment: Each channel as a gain adjustment which is used to equalize the levels
between sources. This is very useful when working on MP3 files as they are often recorded at
varying output levels.
13. Master Output: This knob controls the master RCA output level of the iDJ.
**Non click wheel and older iPods that have the dock connector are compatible for Audio,
play/pause, and track selection. However, these iPods current ly do not support the control
wheel (2), Enter (4), or Menu (6) interface with the connection. Contact Apple for further
information regarding supported controls with the iPod.
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Front Panel Overview
1. MIC Input: ¼” microphone input.
2. MIC GAIN: This knob controls the level of the microphone into the mixer.
3. MIC TONE: This knob controls the tone of the microphone. Use this control to improve
sound quality and to eliminate feedback.
4. FADERSTART: In the ON position, the crossfader activates the PLAY and PAUSE function
between one or two iPods (the iPod(s) must be connected via the docking connector).
5. CUE MIX: This three position switch selects what output is sent to the headphones. Select
Mix to receive the master output.
6. CUE GAIN: This knob controls the headphone volume level. **Make sure that this is set
completely counterclockwise before plugging in headphones to prevent any hearing damage.
7. HEADPHONES: There are two jacks to plug in headphones, ¼” as well as 1/8” (mini).
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Troubleshooting Guide
1. I can’t hear any audio.
2. My iDJ is not turning ON.
3. I am getting Distortion and Feedback while listening to my turntable.
4. The music coming from my device that is plugged into the RCA input sounds very
5. My iPod Controls are not working Properly.
6. What is that round hole on the bottom of my iDJ for?
7. There still Audio present on the record output when I turn down the Master Volume?
8. My iPod isn’t fitting properly in the docking station.
9. I am not getting video from my iPod.
10. I can’t record on my iPod.
a. Check to make sure that your source device (iPod, Turntable, CD Player) is
playing.
b. Check to make sure that your INPUT SELECTOR SWITCH (top panel #7) is set to
the appropriate setting (iPod or Phono/Line)
c. Move the Crossfader (top panel #9) to the middle
d. Move both LINE FADERS (top panel #10) to 70% or ¾ of the way up.
e. Make sure that your CUE MIX switch (Front Panel #5) is set to MIX
f. Make sure that your CUE LEVEL knob (Front Panel #7) is at least 25% of
maximum.
a. Check to make sure that you are using the supplied iDJ power adapter and the
power outlet is turned on.
a. Make sure that the PHONO/LINE (rear panel #3) switch is set for PHONO.
low.
a. Make sure that the PHONO/LINE switch is set for LINE.
a. If your iPod does not have the click wheel and there is a bottom connector, there
is limited functionality. More information can be found on the top panel overview
inside this manual or at Apple’s website.
a. The round hole on the bottom of the iDJ is used to place the unit on a turntable
platter which has a spindle.
a. The master volume knob controls the RCA Master outputs. Make sure that you are
not plugged into the record outputs, as the record output is a constant level (premaster and post-line fader).
a. Adjust the supplied iPod adapters to accommodate different iPod sizes. The
adapter has two positions. To adjust, gently pull up on the adapter to slide out.
You will notice two groves (positions) inside the iDJ docking well. For example,
when using an iPod Mini, the adapter should be in the forward groove and use the
rear position for larger capacity iPods.
a. Make sure you are using an iPod Photo or other iPod which is compatible with a
video output. Only the left iPod is connected to the video output.
a. In order to enable recording you need to hold down the Play/Pause button as you
insert your iPod into the dock.
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Diagrama de conexión rápida
CD Burner
OR OR
Guía de instalación rápida
1. Asegúrese que todos los artículos incluidos al inicio de este manual estén incluidos en la caja.
2. LEA EL FOLLETO DE INSTRUCCIONES DE SEGURIDAD ANTES DE UTILIZAR EL
PRODUCTO.
3. Estudie este diagrama de instalación.
4. Coloque el mezclador en una posición adecuada para su funcionamiento.
5. Asegúrese que todos los dispositivos estén apagados y que todos los faders estén en
la posición «cero».
6. Conecte todas las fuentes de entrada como se indica en el diagrama.
7. Conecte las salidas al/los amplificador(es) de alimentación, monitores y/o proyectores.
8. Enchufe su mezclador y otros dispositivos a la alimentación de corriente alterna.
9. Encienda todo en el siguiente orden:
• Fuentes de entrada de audio (es decir, iPods, reproductores de CD)
• Su mezclador
• Por último, los amplificadores, televisores, monitores, proyectores, etc.
10. Apague todo en el siguiente orden:
• Los amplificadores, televisores, monitores, proyectores, etc.
• Su mezclador.
11. Visite www.numark.com para registrar el producto.
• Por último, las fuentes de entrada de audio.
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Vista del panel posterior
1. Enchufe e interruptor de encendido: Use siempre con este producto el adaptador de
alimentación incluido.
2. Conectores USB: Cada conector USB se usa para acceder a la información del iPod
respectivo. Vea más abajo el diagrama de conexión de datos de la computadora.
3. Conmutador de entrada fonográfica/línea: Use este conmutador para seleccionar entre
una entrada de nivel de línea (de un reproductor de CD, por ejemplo) o una entrada de nivel
fonográfico de un giradiscos.
4. Lengüeta de tierra: Conecte aquí el conductor de tierra del giradiscos.
5. Entradas RCA del canal 2: Pueden conectarse aquí reproductores de CD, de cinta o MP3
portátiles con el conmutador de ENTRADA FONOGRÁFICA/LÍNEA (PHONO/LINE) (3) colocado
en LINE. Los giradiscos se pueden conectar aquí con el conmutador de ENTRADA
FONOGRÁFICA/LÍNEA (3) colocado en PHONO. Estas entradas se seleccionan colocando el
conmutador iPOD/LINE del panel superior en PHONO/LINE.
6. Salida RCA maestra: Conecte esta salida a su estéreo o altavoces de potencia. El volumen
se controla con la perilla Master Gain (Ganancia maestra) del panel superior.
7. Salida RCA para grabación: Conecte esta salida a cualquier dispositivo de grabación, tal
como una grabadora (quemador) de CD, un grabador de cinta o la entrada de línea de una
computadora. Este volumen no es afectado por la perilla Master Gain.
8. Entradas RCA del canal 1: Pueden conectarse aquí reproductores de CD, de cinta o MP3
portátiles con el conmutador de ENTRADA FONOGRÁFICA/LÍNEA (3) colocado en LINE. Los
giradiscos se pueden conectar aquí con el conmutador de ENTRADA FONOGRÁFICA/LÍNEA (3)
colocado en PHONO. Estas entradas se seleccionan colocando el conmutador iPOD/LINE de
panel superior en PHONO/LINE.
9. Salida de S-Video: Conecte un cable de S-Video de 4 ó 7 pines de aquí a su proyector.
Debe contar con un iPOD compatible que soporte video tal como iPod Photo.
10. Ranura de seguridad Kensington ®: Esta ranura de seguridad le permite proteger su iDJ
usando una variedad de bloqueos para PC portátiles (notebook) compatibles. Recomendamos
fijar un bucle en la parte posterior de los iPods para sujetarlos a la unidad iDJ con dispositivos
de bloqueo de cable compatibles.
Diagrama de conexión de datos de la computadora
***No se incluyen los cables USB***
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Vista del panel superior
1. Reproducción/Pausa: Este botón permite reproducir y hacer pausas en la música
proveniente del iPod.
2. Rueda de control**: Este control duplica la función de la rueda de control del iPod.
3. Pista anterior: Este botón selecciona la pista anterior del iPod.
4. Entrar**: Duplica el botón “Enter” del iPod.
5. Pista siguiente: Este botón avanza a la pista siguiente del iPod.
6. Menú**: Duplica el botón “Menu” del iPod.
7. Selector de entrada: Selecciona la fuente de entrada que se direcciona al canal. Cuando se
coloca en “iPod”, se encamina al mezclador el audio del iPod conectado al conector de la
estación de acoplamiento (8). Cuando se coloca en Phono/Line, se encamina al mezclador la
entrada estéreo RCA del panel posterior.
8. Conector de acoplamiento: Conecte aquí el iPod con un conector inferior. El audio, el video
y los controles se comunican a través de este puerto desde el iPod al iDJ.
Ajuste los adaptadores de iPod provistos para admitir los diferentes modelos de
iPod. El adaptador tiene dos posiciones. Para ajustar, tire suavemente del
adaptador hacia arriba para deslizarlo hacia afuera. Notará dos muescas
(posiciones) dentro del pozo de acoplamiento de la unidad iDJ. Por ejemplo, si se
usa un iPod Mini, el adaptador debe estar en la muesca delantera y se debe usar la
muesca trasera para los iPods de mayor capacidad.
9. Crossfader: Este fader se usa para mezcla entre los dos canales. Cuando se activa Fader
Start en el panel frontal, el cross fader puede arrancar automáticamente y detener los iPods
10. Fader de línea: Ajusta el nivel de audio de los dispositivos conectados a los conectores Line
In.
11. Ecualizador de 3 bandas: Cada canal tiene un ecualizador de tres bandas para ajustar los
niveles de agudos, gama media y graves del audio.
12. Ajuste de ganancia: Cada canal tiene un ajuste de ganancia que se usa para fijar los niveles
de entrada de las fuentes. Esto es muy útil cuando se trabaja en archivos MP3, puesto que se
graban muchas veces con niveles de salida variables.
13. Salida maestra: Esta perilla controla el nivel de la salida RCA maestra de la unidad iDJ.
**Tenga en cuenta que los iPods de 3ra g eneración y más antiguos son compatibles para
audio, reproducción/pausa y selección de pistas. En cambio, no soportan la interfaz de rueda
de control (2), Entrar (4) o Menú (6) con la conexión. Comuníquese con Apple para más
información relativa a los controles soportados por el iPod.
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