THIS MANUAL IS APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING MODEL(S) AND TYPE(S).
ModelTypePower RequirementRemarks
XDJ-R1SVWYXE8AC 220 V to 240 V
XDJ-R1CUXEAC 120 V
XDJ-R1FLWPWXEAC 110 V to 120 V or 220 V to 240 V
XDJ-R1KXE5AC 220 V
XDJ-R1AXE5AC 220 V to 240 V
ORDER NO.
RRV4401
PIONEER CORPORATION 1-1, Shin-ogura, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa 212-0031, Japan
PIONEER ELECTRONICS (USA) INC. P.O. Box 1760, Long Beach, CA 90801-1760, U.S.A.
PIONEER EUROPE NV Haven 1087, Keetberglaan 1, 9120 Melsele, Belgium
PIONEER ELECTRONICS ASIACENTRE PTE. LTD. 253 Alexandra Road, #04-01, Singapore 159936
PIONEER CORPORATION
K-MZV JUNE
2013 Printed in Japan
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LABEL CHECK
WARNING
This product may contain a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer, or birth defects or other reproductive
harm.
Health & Safety Code Section 25249.6 - Proposition 65
This service manual is intended for qualified service technicians; it is not meant for the casual do-it-
yourselfer. Qualified technicians have the necessary test equipment and tools, and have been trained
to properly and safely repair complex products such as those covered by this manual.
Improperly performed repairs can adversely affect the safety and reliability of the product and may
void the warranty. If you are not qualified to perform the repair of this product properly and safely, you
should not risk trying to do so and refer the repair to a qualified service technician.
WARNING !
THE AEL (ACCESSIBLE EMISSION LEVEL) OF THE LASER POWER OUTPUT IS LESS THAN CLASS 1
BUT THE LASER COMPONENT IS CAPABLE OF EMITTING RADIATION EXCEEDING THE LIMIT FOR
CLASS 1.
A SPECIALLY INSTRUCTED PERSON SHOULD DO SERVICING OPERATION OF THE APPARATUS.
LASER DIODE CHARACTERISTICS
For CD Wave length : 775 - 800 nm
Output Power : Less than Class 1
1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS ....................................................................................................................................................4
1.1 NOTES ON SOLDERING............................................................................................................................................... 4
3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE ..............................................................................................................................................6
3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING ........................................................................................................................... 6
3.2 JIGS LIST .......................................................................................................................................................................6
4.3 SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................................................12
6. SERVICE MODE................................................................................................................................................................. 21
6.1 SERVICE MODE .......................................................................................................................................................... 21
8. EACH SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT................................................................................................................................ 39
8.1 NECESSARY ITEMS TO BE NOTED........................................................................................................................... 39
8.2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE ................................................................................................................................. 40
8.3 USER SETABLE ITEMS ............................................................................................................................................... 41
9. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST............................................................................................................................... 42
11.3 DSP & POWER ASSY................................................................................................................................................68
11.4 CH, CROSS FADER, USB and PHONES ASSEMBLIES...........................................................................................70
12. PCB PARTS LIST .............................................................................................................................................................. 76
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• For environmental protection, lead-free solder is used on the printed circuit boards mounted in this unit.
Be sure to use lead-free solder and a soldering iron that can meet specifications for use with lead-free solders for repairs
accompanied by reworking of soldering.
• Compared with conventional eutectic solders, lead-free solders have higher melting points, by approximately 40 ºC.
Therefore, for lead-free soldering, the tip temperature of a soldering iron must be set to around 373 ºC in general, although
the temperature depends on the heat capacity of the PC board on which reworking is required and the weight of the tip of
the soldering iron.
Do NOT use a soldering iron whose tip temperature cannot be controlled.
Compared with eutectic solders, lead-free solders have higher bond strengths but slower wetting times and higher melting
temperatures (hard to melt/easy to harden).
The following lead-free solders are available as service parts:
• Parts numbers of lead-free solder:
GYP1006 1.0 in dia.
GYP1007 0.6 in dia.
GYP1008 0.3 in dia.
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Power requirements....AC 220 V to 240 V, 50 Hz/60 Hz (SVWYXE8)
AC 120 V, 60 Hz (CUXE)
AC 110 V to 120 V or 220 V to 240 V, 50 Hz/60 Hz (FLWPWXE)
AC 220 V, 60 Hz (KXE5)
AC 220 V to 240 V, 50/60 Hz (AXE5)
Power consumption................................................................... 30 W
Power consumption (standby) .................................................0.5 W
Main unit weight........................................................... 6.8 kg (15 lb)
Max. dimensions....... 623 mm (W) × 107.7 mm (H) × 308.4 mm (D)
(24.6 in. (W) × 4.3 in. (H) × 12.2 in. (D))
Tolerable operating temperature..... +5 °C to +35 °C (+41 °F to +95 °F)
Tolerable operating humidity............5 % to 85 % (no condensation)
Phone jack (Ø 6.3 mm).......................................................... 1 set
AUX input terminal
RCA pin jacks........................................................................ 1 set
• The specifications and design of this product are subject to
change without notice.
• Be sure to use the [MASTER OUT 1] terminals only for a
balanced output. Connection with an unbalanced input (such as
RCA) using an XLR to RCA converter cable (or converter
adapter), etc., may lower the sound quality and/or result in noise.
For connection with an unbalanced input (such as RCA), use the
[MASTER OUT 2] terminals.
• CD-ROM (The disc includes rekordbox, the driver software, the
XDJ-R1’s operating instructions and the operating instructions for
remotebox. The rekordbox license key is attached.)
(429-COMBO-144)
• VIRTUAL DJ LE license key (indicated on this unit’s bottom panel)
• Read Before Use (Important)/Quick Start Guide
(SVWYXE8: 502-XDR1B-3272)
(CUXE: 502-XDR1A-3271)
(FLWPWXE: 502-XDR1F-3276)
(KXE5: 502-XDR1E-3275)
(AXE5: 502-XDR1D-3274)
• About SSIDs and passwords
(501-XJR1-2506)
• Smartphone stand (703-COMBO-1395)
• Smartphone stand mount screws x 2 (200-BLACK-642)
• USB cable (408-100UG-087)
Accessories
2. SPECIFICATIONS
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Items to be checked after servicing
1Check the firmware version.
To keep the product quality after servicing, confirm recommended check points shown below.
The firmware version must be the latest one.
If it is not the latest one, be sure to update it.
2Confirm whether the customer complain has been solved.
The customer complain must not be reappeared.
Audio and operations must be normal.
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Check the analog audio output.
There must be no errors in audio output and operations of each
channel.
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Check playback, using the fader function.
There must be no errors in audio output and operations of each
channel.
6Check the MASTER output.Audio and operations must be normal.
7Check the headphones output.There must be no errors, such as noise, in the audio output.
9Check the appearance of the product.
Distortion
Noise
Volume too low
Volume too high
Volume fluctuating
Sound interrupted
No scratches or dirt on its appearance after receiving it for service.
Check playback, using the USB A.Audio and search etc. operations must be normal.
USB BThe device must be properly recognized by the PC.
Wireless LANThe output signal can detect with a PC.
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Check the connection of each interface.
4Playback a CD disc. (track search)Audio, Search and operations must be normal.
See the table below for the items to be checked regarding audio.
No.Procedures
Item to be checked regarding audio
Check points
Lubricants and Glues List
Jigs List
Jig NamePart No.Purpose of use / Remarks
Position to be cleanedNamePart No.
Remarks
USB cableGGP1193for PC connection
NamePart No.Remarks
AdhesiveGYL1001
Pickup lens
Cleaning liquied
GEM1004
Cleaning paperGED-008
Refer to "7. DISASSEMBLY".
Refer to "7. DISASSEMBLY".
AdhesiveGYL1005Refer to "7. DISASSEMBLY".
GreaseGEM1072Refer to "7. DISASSEMBLY".
Silicon bondGYA1011Refer to "7. DISASSEMBLY".
rekordbox
Supplied software
It must be confirmed that music files playbacked in the PC can be
transferred to the XDJ-R1 via wireless LAN, using rekordbox installed
on the PC. You can download rekordbox from the Pioneer Web site.
Cleaning
Before shipping out the product, be sure to clean the following positions by using the prescribed cleaning tools.
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3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING
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Mark No. DescriptionPart No.Mark No. DescriptionPart No.
LIST OF ASSEMBLIES
NOTES: - Parts marked by “NSP” are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
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The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
3. Check waveform for SWITCHING POWER, confirm it is correct.
SWITCHING POWER C28 positive to ground is +7V figure
(Waveform ).
SWITCHING POWER C47 positive to ground is ST5V figure
(Waveform ).
SWITCHING POWER C31 positive to ground is +15V figure
(Waveform ).
SWITCHING POWER C24 negative to ground is -15V figure
(Waveform ).
SWITCHING POWER C21 positive to ground is +6V figure
(Waveform ).
4. If Waveform is abnormal, you could change it.
[2] VFD dose not light
Symptom:
VFD module is fault, it is no light-emitting.
Diagnostic procedure:
1. Check waveform for VFD module, you confirm it is correct.
Check CD Assy C112 positive to ground is +Ef figure
(Waveform ).
Check CD Assy C112 negative to ground is -Ef figure
(Waveform ).
Check CD Assy C103 positive to ground is VH figure
(Waveform ).
2. If Waveform is abnormal, you could change it.
[3] LED dose not light
Symptom: LED part is fault, it is no light-emitting.
Diagnostic procedure:
1. Check waveform for LED, you confirm it is correct.
2. It is tested at CD Assy Q102 to Q105 pin C (CH1).
It is tested at CD Assy Q106 to Q112 pin C (CH2).
Waveform for LED ON is figure
(Waveform ).
Waveform for LED OFF is figure
(Waveform ).
3. If Waveform is abnormal, you could change it.
[4-1] No key functions
Symptom:
No key function.
Diagnostic procedure:
1. Check waveform for KEY, you confirm it is correct.
Waveform for KEY OFF is figure
(Waveform )
(CH1 → KEY pin 1/CH2 → KEY pin 2).
Waveform for KEY ON is figure
(Waveform )
(CH1 → KEY pin 1/CH2 → KEY pin 2).
2. If Waveform is abnormal, you could change it.
[4-2] Rotary selector not controllable
Symptom: Rotary selector of encoder switch is fault.
Diagnostic procedure:
1. Check waveform for rotary encoder, you confirm it is correct.
Waveform for rotary encoder is figure
(Waveform )
(CH1 → encoder pin 1/CH2 → encoder pin 3).
2. If Waveform is abnormal, you could change it.
[4-3] Slider volume not controllable
Symptom:
Crossfader and channel-fader VR is fault.
Diagnostic procedure:
1. Check waveform for VR, you confirm it is correct.
C802 (CROSSFADER), C807 (CH1 FADER), C806 (CH2 FADER) that positive to ground is VR out.Waveform for min VR out is figure
(Waveform ).
Waveform for max VR out is figure
(Waveform ).
2. If Waveform is abnormal, you could change it.
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4-3
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5.1 TROUBLESHOOTING
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[6] Jog rotation can not be detected
Symptom: Jog rotation is fault.
Diagnostic procedure:
1. Check waveform for jog rotation circuit, you confirm CD Assy is correct.
2. CD Assy Q100 C pin (CH1) and Q101 C pin (CH2) is figure
(Waveform ).
3. If Waveform is abnormal, you could change it.
[7] Jog touch can not be detected
Symptom: Jog touch is fault.
Diagnostic procedure:
1. Check waveform for jog touch circuit, you confirm it is correct.
2. Check Waveform that CD Assy C113 positive to ground, if Waveform is abnormal.
3. Waveform without touch condition is figure
(Waveform ).
4. Waveform for touch is figure
(Waveform ).
[8] Disc can not be inserted or Ejected
Symptom: CD DECK is fault.
Diagnostic procedure:
1. Check waveform for SERVO Assy IC103 pin 7 LMA (CH1), pin 9 LMB (CH2), you confirm SERVO Assy is correct.IC103 pin 7LMA (CH1) and pin 9 LMB (CH2) Waveform for insert disc is figure
(Waveform ).
IC103 pin 7LMA (CH1) and pin 9 LMB (CH2) Waveform for eject disc is figure
Symptom: DECK, PHONO/LINE selector switch is fault.
Diagnostic procedure:
1. Check waveform for DECK, PHONO/LINE selector switch, you confirm switch out is correct.
MIXER Assy C207 (CH1 SW) and C220 (CH2 SW) that positive to ground is switch out.
Waveform for switch on is figure
(Waveform ).
Waveform for switch off is figure
(Waveform ).
2. If Waveform is abnormal, you could change it.
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[9] Spindle motor does not rotate
Symptom: CD DECK is fault.
Diagnostic procedure:
1. Check waveform for SERVO Assy IC102 pin 1 (SP-), 2 (SP+), you confirm it is correct.Waveform for spindle motor is figure
(Waveform ).
2. If Waveform is abnormal, you could change it.
[10] No sound input/output from USB
Symptom: The USB audio not activated.
Diagnostic procedure:
1. Check Waveform for I/O Assy IC400 pin 35 (LRCK)
(Waveform )
, pin 34 (BCK)
(Waveform )
,
pin 44 (MCLKO)
(Waveform )
, you confirm it is correct.
2. If Waveform is abnormal, you could change it.
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[11] No sound output from MASTER1/MASTER2 (UNBALANCE)
Symptom: The audio output is not activated.
Diagnostic procedure:
1. Check Waveform for I/O Assy IC409 pin 16 (SCK)
(Waveform )
, pin 1 (BCK)
(Waveform )
,
pin 3 (LRCK)
(Waveform )
, pin 2 (DATA)
(Waveform )
, you confirm it is correct.
2. If Waveform is abnormal, you could change it.
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[12] No sound output from BOOTH
Symptom: The audio output is not activated.
Diagnostic procedure:
1. Check Waveform for I/O Assy IC410 pin 16 (SCK)
(Waveform )
, pin 1 (BCK)
(Waveform )
,
pin 3 (LRCK)
(Waveform )
, pin 2 (DATA)
(Waveform )
, you confirm it is correct.
2. If Waveform is abnormal, you could change it.
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[13] No sound output from PHONES
Symptom: The audio output is not activated.
Diagnostic procedure:
1. Check Waveform for I/O Assy IC411 pin 16 (SCK)
(Waveform )
, pin 1 (BCK)
(Waveform )
,
pin 3 (LRCK)
(Waveform )
, pin 2 (DATA)
(Waveform )
, you confirm it is correct.
2. If Waveform is abnormal, you could change it.
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13-313-4
[14] No sound input from MIC1/MIC2
Symptom: The audio input is not activated.
Diagnostic procedure:
1. Check Waveform for I/O Assy IC406 pin 15 (SCK)
(Waveform )
, pin 11 (BCK)
(Waveform )
,
pin 10 (LRCK)
(Waveform )
, pin 12 (DOUT)
(Waveform )
, you confirm it is correct.
2. If Waveform is abnormal, you could change it.
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To confirm wireless LAN communication, confirm the SSID with this unit then confirm the signal with a PC equipped with
a wireless LAN device or with a smartphone/tablet PC.
1 Click on the wireless network icon on the system tray.
2 After the Wireless Network Connection Status dialog box is displayed, select the View Wireless Networks button.
3 When the "Choose a wireless network" dialog box is displayed, check that the SSID selected of this unit is displayed.
How to Confirm with a PC (Example: Windows XP)
1 On the top screen of an iPod touch, select Settings.
2 Select Wi-Fi (Not Connected)
3 Check that the SSID selected of this unit is displayed in the "Choose a Network" box.
How to Confirm with a Smartphone/Tablet PC (Example: iPod touch)
Check that the SSID selected
of this unit is displayed.
Check that the SSID selected
of this unit is displayed.
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Error indication
Error contents
E-6002DSP DEVICE ERROR
• The DSP does not operate normally.
• A program is not downloadable.
Remarks
ERROR at the time of POWER ON.
E-7024MAIN CPU ERROR
• The main Ucom does not operate normally.
It becomes this error, when update of a Ucom goes
wrong and the MAIN Ucom operates by an
emergency function.
ERROR at the time of POWER ON.
E-7201CANNOT READ DISC
• TOC data cannot be read.
It does not display, when music is LOAD (ed) from
USB.
E-8307USB ACCESS ERROR
• Not corresponding USB apparatus was connected.
An unsupported USB device is connected.
E-8709COMMUNICATION ERROR
• Communication of "UI Ucom" and "DSP" cannot be
performed.
This error code is displayed when no communication
is established between the UI Ucom and DPS,
because of inappropriate connection, etc.
ERROR at the time of POWER ON.
E-9101MECHANICAL TIMEOUT
• A mechanical operation could not be completed within the
specified time.
E-8303CANNOT PLAY TRACK
• A buffer write-in error.
E-8304UNSUPPORTED FILE FORMAT
• Decoding error.
E-8305UNSUPPORTED FILE FORMAT
• A not corresponding format.
E-8301CANNOT READ DISC
• A desired address was not able to be searched.
• An address cannot be read.
• A focal servo cannot be closed.
• A pickup does not return to inner circumference.
It does not display, when music is LOAD(ed) from
USB.
Abnormalities occurred during starting.
E-8302CANNOT PLAY TRACK
• A desired address was not able to be searched.
• An address cannot be read.
• A focal servo cannot be closed.
• FILE OPEN ERR
Abnormalities occurred during playback.
If an error is generated, the error code may be shown on the display, depending on the type of error.
The error codes and descriptions of errors are listed below. The track No. at which an error was generated will be also shown
on the display.
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[1] Service mode
This unit supports the Service mode as follows:
1. Mode to check buttons and displays
• This is a mode which can check if buttons and displays are properly performed.
2. Mode to check LED
• This is the mode which can examine whether LED turns on.
• All LED turns on with this mode.
3. JOG dial load measurement mode
• Mode to measure the load when the JOG dial is rotated.
4. CD drive diagnostic mode
• Mode to check if the CD drive is properly performed.
5. Version checking mode (when multiple micro processors are used, this mode is supported.)
• Mode to check each micro processor's software version.
6. Error history display mode
• Mode to check error history (saved up to 16)
7. Displaying A/D values mode
• Mode to check A/D values, such as volume.
8. Center settingfor the controls
• Mode to set the center value for the controls.
9. Factory reset
• Mode to reset the PLAYER's settings to factory default.
10. Firmware update
The above modes are applicable to both DECK 1 and 2 with a few exceptions.
[2] Detailed specifications of each mode
• When the unit is powered on while pressing both the TIME and TEMPO RANGE button on DECK1 simultaneously,
this mode starts after [SERVICE MODE] is displayed for 2 seconds on the dot display.
• You can check whether buttons, knobs and displays are performed properly in this mode.
• In the dot display, TIME display mode is always shown in the upper row and the button names excluding the INFO/UTILITY
button light up in the lower row while they are pressed.
• TIME display mode starts from the DECK VOL display mode.
• When the TEMPO slider is moved far down to the [+] side during this mode, the mode is switched to JOG dial load
measurement mode.
Dot display
Time display
: (1)
: (2)
: (3)
1. MODE to check buttons and displays
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TEMPO RANGE
TEMPO indicator
—————TEMPO RANGE button
MASTER TEMPOMASTER TEMPO indicator—————MASTER TEMPO button
MASTERMASTER indicator—————MASTER button
SYNCSYNC indicator—————SYNC button
TIME/ACUE——————————
TIME (AUTO CUE, QUANTIZE) button
DECK, MIXER1, MIXER2
(Toggle DECK, MIXER1 or MIXER2)
—————Switch to TIME display mode.
DECK: DECK VOL mode
MIXER1 & MIXER2: Mixer VOL mode
These are always displayed in the upper
row of the dot display.
INFO (UTILITY) button
—————AllLED light up.All VFD light up.BACK (TOP) button
DISC hDISC h indicator—————DISC h button
USBWLAN indicator(1) are all light up. USB button
CD CD indicator(2) are all light up. CD button
MIDI MIDI indicator(3) are all light up. MIDI button
USB STOPUSB STOP indicator—————USB STOP button
0 to FF (in TRACK of TIME display)
—————
Always displayed on the TIME display VFD.
AUTO BEAT LOOP control (Turn)
AUTO BEATAUTO BEAT LOOP indicator—————AUTO BEAT LOOP control (Press)
0 to FF (in MIN of TIME display)
—————
Always displayed on the TIME display VFD.
BEAT control (Turn)
BEATBEAT indicator—————BEAT control (Press)
0 to FF (in SEC of TIME display)
—————
Always displayed on the TIME display VFD.
LEVEL/DEPTH control (Turn)
TA P
TAP indicator—————TAP button
0 to FF (in FRAME of TIME display)
—————
Always displayed on the TIME display VFD.
Rotary selector (SELECT PUSH) (Turn)
PUSH
——————————
Rotary selector (SELECT PUSH) (Press)
TOUCH
JOG illumination—————JOG dial TOUCH SENSOR
JOG d
——————————JOG dial turn (clockwise)
c JOG
——————————JOG dial turn (counterclockwise)
VINYLVINYL MODE indicator—————VINYL MODE button
* Check the operation of TEMPO SLIDER by normal startup.
DECK area
Characters shown
on the display
Lit-up LEDNote/RemarksButtons and volume knobs
PLAY dd/e (PLAY/PAUSE) indicator—————d/e (PLAY/PAUSE) button
CUE
Each time INFO (UTILITY) button is pressed, the TIME display mode is switched to show the values of VOL, Fader, etc.
of the MIXER area.
The display modes to be shown when INFO (UTILITY) button is pressed are listed below.
DECK VOL display mode → MIXER VOL display mode 1 → MIXER VOL display mode 2 → DECK VOL display mode → • • •
Characters shown
on the display
Lit-up LEDNote/RemarksButtons and volume knobs
—————LEVEL indicator (CH1)
(+9 dB, +4 dB)
Relationship between select position
and LED is as follows:
Left: +9 dB, Right: +4 dB
DECK1, PHONO1, LINE1
selector switch
—————LEVEL indicator (CH2)
(+9 dB, +4 dB)
Relationship between select position
and LED is as follows:
Left: +9 dB, Right: +4 dB
DECK2, PHONO2, LINE2
selector switch
—————LEVEL indicator (CH1)(-12 dB)Relationship between select position
Characters shown on the displayLit-up LEDNote/RemarksButtons and volume knobs
0 to FF (in TRACK of TIME display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.TRIM control
0 to FF (in MIN of TIME display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.EQ (HI) control
0 to FF (in SEC of TIME display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.EQ (MID) control
0 to FF (in FRAME of TIME display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.EQ (LOW) control
0 to FF (in TEMPO number display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.COLOR control
MIXER VOL display mode 2
Characters shown on the display
Lit-up LEDNote/RemarksButtons and volume knobs
0 to FF (in TRACK of TIME display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.HEADPHONE MIXING control
0 to FF (in MIN of TIME display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.HEADPHONE LEVEL control
0 to FF (in SEC of TIME display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.MASTER LEVEL control
0 to FF (in FRAME of TIME display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.BOOTH MONITOR control
0 to FF (in TEMPO number display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.Channel fader (CH1)
MIXER VOL display mode 1
[CH2]
Characters shown on the displayLit-up LEDNote/RemarksButtons and volume knobs
0 to FF (in TRACK of TIME display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.TRIM control
0 to FF (in MIN of TIME display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.EQ (HI) control
0 to FF (in SEC of TIME display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.EQ (MID) control
0 to FF (in FRAME of TIME display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.EQ (LOW) control
0 to FF (in TEMPO number display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.COLOR control
MIXER VOL display mode 2
Characters shown on the displayLit-up LEDNote/RemarksButtons and volume knobs
0 to FF (in TRACK of TIME display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.AUX LEVEL control
0 to FF (in MIN of TIME display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.MIC LEVEL control
0 to FF (in SEC of TIME display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.MIC EQ control
0 to FF (in FRAME of TIME display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.Crossfader
0 to FF (in TEMPO number display)—————Always on TIME display VFD.Channel fader (CH2)
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• When the TEMPO slider is moved far down to the [+] side during the button and function checking mode, the mode is
switched to the JOG dial load measurement mode to show the Max speed and time in the dot matrix.
•
When the JOG dial is swiftly rotated, the figures are displayed. The jog dial can be rotated either clockwise or counterclockwise.
• For example, when "8.6: 115" is shown on the display, which indicates as follows:
X 8.6: Maximum speed (X1 is defined as 1.8 second required for one revolution.)
115: Time (msec) required to lower the revolution speed from X3 to X1.5
• In order to measure the time to lower the rotation speed, the maximum speed of the jog wheel should be X7.0 or more.
• When time is measured several times in a row, up to the fourth largest msec among the several times of measurement other
than the first one is averaged.
• When the unit is powered on while the TIME and HOT CUE A buttons of DECK 1 are pressed simultaneously, this mode
starts after the "TEST MODE" is displayed in the dot display area.
• This mode is comprised of the following 2 modes:
CD drive performance mode
• Mode to measure servo's basic actions such as set up, play, pause and track search and error rate.
• Before the CD drive diagnostic mode starts, this mode is first displayed.
Test performance mode
• This mode can precisely control servo's actions step by step.
* Commands in this diagnostic mode are for testing mainly the mechanism and servo systems but not for testing
the DJ functions, such as SCAN and TEMPO.
Commands of the CD drive performance mode
Play (trace) / Pause (d/e (PLAY/PAUSE))
• If the CD drive is in stopped state, it is set up to start playback.
• When a track is playing, each time the button is pressed, the track is alternately paused and played.
• The current playing address is displayed in the time display.
Track Search F/R (TRACK SEARCH o, p)
• A track displayed is searched clockwise or counterclockwise and paused.
Eject (DISC h)
• A Disc is ejected.
Mode Change (MASTER TEMPO)
• When the MASTER TEMPO button is pressed in the CD drive performance mode, the MASTER TEMPO's LED lights up and shifted to Test performance mode.
3. JOG dial load measurement mode
4. CD drive diagnostic mode
Max speed
0. 0 :
0ms
Time (msec)
Buttons on the unitFunction
d/e (PLAY/PAUSE)
TRACK SEARCH o, p
DISC h
MASTER TEMP
<CD drive performance mode>
Play (trace) / Pause
Track Search F/R
Eject
Mode Change
Buttons on the unitFunction
INFO (UTILITY)
TEMPO
BEAT FX (TRANS)
BEAT FX (FLANGER)
BEAT FX (ECHO)
TRACK SEARCH p
TRACK SEARCH o
BEAT FX (ROLL)
MASTER TEMPO
<Test performance mode>
Servo All Off (Stop)
LD On/Off
Focus On
Spindle Kick, Tracking On/Off
Tracking Off
Slide FWD (2 mm)
Slide REV (2 mm)
Pickup Up/Down
Mode Change
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Commands of Test performance mode
This mode can precisely control servo's actions step by step.
Cautions for the usage of the Test performance mode because it could damage the CD drive if it is not used properly.
Servo All Off (INFO (UTILITY))
• When the INFO (UTILITY) button is pressed while servo is on, all the servo is off and [ALL OFF] is displayed on the dot display area.
LD On/Off (TEMPO)
• When the TEMPO button is pressed, LD (Laser diode) is alternately turned on and off and [LD ON] or [LD OFF] is displayed in the dot display area.
Focus On (BEAT FX (TRANS))
• When the BEAT FX (TRANS) button is pressed during PAUSE, LD is turned on and automatically focused and [FCS ON] is displayed in the dot display area.
Spindle Kick, Tracking On/Off (BEAT FX (FLANGER))
• When the BEAT FX (FLANGER) button is pressed while tracking servo is off, spindle kick is performed, auto adjustment and tracking servo are turned on and [TRK ON] is displayed in the dot display area.
• When the BEAT FX (FLANGER) button is pressed while tracking servo is on, tracking servo is turned off and [TRK OFF] is displayed in the dot display area.
Tracking Off (BEAT FX (ECHO))
• When the BEAT FX (ECHO) button is pressed while tracking servo is on, tracking servo is turned off and [TRK OFF] is displayed in the displayed in the dot display area.
Slide FWD (TRACK SEARCH p)
• When the TTRACK SEARCH p button is pressed while tracking servo is on, tracking servo is turned off and the slider is moved approximately 2 mm in FWD direction and [SLD FWD] is displayed in the dot display area.
Slide REV (TRACK SEARCH o)
• When the TRACK SEARCH o button is pressed while tracking servo is on, tracking servo is turned off and the slider is moved approximately 2 mm in REV direction and [SLD REV] is displayed.
Pickup UP/DOWN (BEAT FX (ROLL))
• When the BEAT FX (ROLL) button is pressed during STOP, LD is turned on, the pick-up is moved up and down with the focus continued, and [PU UP/DN] is displayed in the dot display area.
Mode Change (MASTER TEMPO)
• When the MASTER TEMPO button is pressed in Test performance mode, MASTER TEMPO LED is turned off and shifted to PLAYER performance mode.
* To start up the unit in Test mode in steps, input the commands in the following order: "Servo All Off," "Focus On,
" then “Spindle Kick, Tracking On."
• When the MODE (HOT CUE/4-BEAT SAMPLER) button is pressed and held for approximately 10 seconds in the normal
usage conditions, this mode starts and the current version is displayed in the dot display area.
• When the CALL button is pressed, the following versions are toggled to be displayed.
5. Version checking mode
(1) Ver. 1.00 SYSTEM version↓
(2) DSP 1.00 DSP version
↓
(3) SERVO 1.00 SERVO version↓
(4) MIXER 1.00 MIXER version
↓
(5) CON 1.00 UI version
↓
(6) VFD 1.00 VFD version
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• When the TRACK SEARCH p or o button is pressed while the version of SYSTEM is displayed, the latest 16 errors
in history are shown.
• MEDIA name (USB/CD) where an error occurs is displayed in the upper row of the dot display and the error number is in the
lower row.
• The history can be reset by performing Factory Reset.
6. Error history display mode
Error numbers to be memorized
Table. Which VR is displayed
Error nameError detailsError No.
CANNOT READ DISCTOC data cannot be read. E-7201
CANNOT PLAY TRACKBuffer under-run error.E-8303
UNSUPPORTED FILE FORMATMP3 DECODE ERROR.E-8304
UNSUPPORTED FILE FORMATUNSUPPORTED FILE.E-8305
MECHANICAL TIME OUTMechanical error in disc loading (Time out).E-9101
CANNOT PLAY TRACK • Failed the search of the address you are looking for.
• Cannot read the address.
• FILE OPEN ERR.
E-8302
CANNOT READ DISC• Failed to search the address you are looking for.
• Cannot read the address.
• Cannot close the focus servo.
• Pickup does not return to the inner perimeter.
E-8301
• When the unit is powered on while the TIME and HOT CUE B buttons of DECK 1 are pressed simultaneously, this mode
starts (STEP No. 0).
7. displaying A/D values mode
StepDetailNo.
Select the mode.Start the mode of displaying A/D values.0
Start measuring.Press the SYNC button, SYNC indicator lights up, and Start measuring.1
Finish measuring.
Maximum valueThe VR name that is indicated
Press the SYNC button, SYNC indicator lights off, and finish measuring.5
Set the initial value.About all VRs
Stores the average of 8 times value that was read at this time. This is the initial value.
FL display is shown in the table below will change A, B, C......M, A, B,... By clockwise rotation.
By counterclockwise rotation, M,L,K,......A,M,...
2
measuring.About all VRs
Reading the value (absolute value) of the difference between the initial value stored in the "2",
and stores the largest.
3
Check measurements.
Rotate "SELECTOR",
FL (CH1) display the name of VR (PITCH1_1) and the maximum value of VR "PITCH1_1" that stored in the "3".
FL (CH2) display the name of VR (PITCH2_1) and the maximum value of VR "PITCH2_1" that stored in the "3".
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• When DECK1 is powered on while the TIME and BACK buttons are simultaneously pressed, [ERASE] is displayed in the dot
display.
The following settings are reset to factory default or all cleared.
• The letters of [ERASE] are continuously displayed until the power is turned off.
UTILITY settings (DECK1 and 2)
Wi-Fi related: It is the same as that of the case where YES
of UTILITY (WLAN) RESET TO DEFAULT is chosen.
MIXER MODE : XDJ-R1
A.CUE LEVEL : -60 dB
SAMPLE LEVEL : 50
CROSS FADER START : OFF
TOUCH SENSE LEVEL (DECK1) : 0
TOUCH SENSE LEVEL (DECK2) : 0
AUTO STANDBY : 20 min
DEMO MODE : OFF
Clear all
ERR History
DISC MEMORY HOT CUE
SAMPLER
DECK settings (DECK1 and 2)
TIME MODE : REMAIN
AUTO CUE : OFF
TEMPO RANGE : ±10 %
MASTER TEMPO : OFF
QUANTIZE : ONVinyl MODE : OFF
HOT CUE/SAMPLER MODE : HOT CUE
9. Factory reset
Refer to "8.2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE".
10. FIRMWARE UPDATE
The center position of a knob is determined by Power ON, using the position of a center click of the following knobs
and pushing the TIME and TRACK SEARCH p buttons of DECK1 and DECK2.
Before performing center setting, be sure to set the controls to their center positions.
EQ (HI, MID, LOW)
COLOR
HEADPHONES MIXING
LEVEL/DEPTH
MIC EQ
8. Center setting for the controls
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Black
WhiteWhite
WhiteWhite
Black
Black
White
White
GrayBlack
BDDB
C
B
B
100-DJM100-2826-HA
×4
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100-DJM250-2826-HA
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100-CMX4-2906-HA
×2
E
100-22-2824-HA
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Knobs and Volumes Location
Note:
(1) Do NOT look directly into the pickup lens. The laser beam may cause eye injury.
(2) Even if the unit shown in the photos and illustrations in this manual may differ from your product, the
procedures described here are common.
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Disassembly
[1] Control Panel Section
(1) Remove the four screws.
(602-ISO308-735B)
(2) Remove the 11 screws.
(602-DJ3000-272)
(3) Remove the Control panel Section.
(4) Disconnect the three flexible cables and three
connectors.
(CN200, 209, 210, 804, 812A, 812B)
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5
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11
2
3
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Screw tightening order
• Rear view
• Bottom view
1111
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2
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Control panel Section
MIXER Assy
DSP & POWER Assy
×3
4
×3
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CN804
CN200
CN210
CN209
CN812A
CN812B
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[2] Wi-Fi PCB, DSP & POWER, I/O, PHONES Assemblies SWITCHING POWER and
SLOT-IN FEEDER MECHA Assy
[2-1] Wi-Fi PCB and DSP & POWER Assemblies
(1) Remove the Wi-Fi PCB Assy by removing the
four screws.
(602-DJ5500-452)
(2) Release the clamp by removing the one screw.
(602-SA12-380)
(3) Disconnect the one flexible cable and five
connectors.
(CN2 to 6, 810)
(4) Remove the DSP & POWER Assy by removing
the five screws.
(602-SA12-380)
(5) Remove the solder of jumper wire.
(W402B)
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3
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3
1
DSP & POWER Assy
SWITCHING POWER
Wi-Fi PCB Assy
CN810
CN5
CN6
CN2
CN3
CN4
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W402B
[2-2] SLOT-IN FEEDER MECHA Assy
(1) Remove the 12 screws.
(602-DJ5500-452)
(2) Remove the two SLOT-IN FEEDER MECHA
Assemblies.
[2-3] SERVO Assy
(1) Disconnect the one flexible cable and two
connectors.
(CN101, 105, 106)
(2) Remove the four screws.
(602-DD2220-301)
(3) Remove the SERVO Assy.
11
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
I/O Assy
SLOT-IN FEEDER
MECHA Assy (DECK1)
SLOT-IN FEEDER
MECHA Assy (DECK2)
SERVO Assy
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1
CN106
CN101
CN105
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(2) Remove the four screws.
(3) Remove the top cover.
Caution:
Work not to transform two springs.
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Top cover
Top coverPickup lens
3
• Cleaning
(1) Turn the gear to the arrow direction of the
figure with finger.
(Pickup moves to a periphery.)
SERVO Assy
Gear
Pickup
1
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• Bottom view
Cleaning the pickup lens
Clean the pickup lens when it is stained, using
the following cleaning materials:
Cleaning liquid : GEM1004
Cleaning paper: GED-008
CautionCaution
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• Method to perform forced ejection of a disc
Turn the gear pulley to the arrow direction of the
figure with finger.
The disc comes out when you continue turning
gear pulley.
Pull out the disc out by hand.
Disc
Disc
Gear pulley
Gear pulley
Gear pulley
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[2-4] I/O Assy
• Rear board Assy Section
• I/O Assy
(1) Remove the two screws.
(602-ISO308-735B)
(2) Disconnect the two flexible cables.
(CN808, 809)
(3) Remove the two screws.
(602-DJ5500-452)
(4) Remove the seven screws.
(602-DJ5500-452)
(5) Disconnect the one connector.
(CN1)
(6) Remove the ferrite core by removing the one
screw.
(602-SA12-380-HA)
(7) Remove the ferrite core by removing the one
screw.
(602-MK7-131-HA)
(8) Remove the jumper wire by removing the
eight screws.
(602-DV300-5023)
(9) Remove the Rear board Assy Section.
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44
4
3
3
2
4444
8
6
8
8
8
8
88
8
9
7
1
Rear board Assy Section
I/O Assy
2
CN808
CN1
CN809
• Rear view
5
(1) Remove the one nut.
(2) Remove the one screw.
(602-DD2220-301)
(3) Remove the one screw, one nut and one washer.
(602-ISO308-735B)
(4) Remove the two screws.
(602-ISO308-735B)
(5) Remove the eight screws.
(602-PTS308-732B)
(6) Remove the two screws.
(602-SA12-377)
(7) Remove the one screw.
(602-SA12-380)
(8) Remove the I/O Assy.
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5
5
5
6
6
4
4
7
8
2
3
I/O Assy
• Rear view
12
3 5
4 6
789
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Screw tightening order
The other screws are random order.
×5
Bisogna smontare anche le 2 meccaniche
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• Rear view
• Rear view
2 1 3
Screw tightening order
[2-5] SWITCHING POWER
(1) Disconnect the three connectors.
(CN1 to 3)
(2) Remove the SWITCHING POWER by removing
the six screws.
(602-DJ5500-452)
Note:
When you remove SWITCHING POWER, it is not
necessary to remove the other PCB Assemblies.
[2-6] PHONES Assy
(1) Disconnect the one connector.
(CN401)
(2) Release the jumper wires.
(3) Release the jumper wires by removing the
two screws.
(602-DV300-5023)
(4) Remove the Front panel Assy Section by
removing the 10 screws.
(602-SL24F-099)
(5) Remove the PHONES Assy by removing
the three screws.
(602-DV300-5023)
Note:
When you remove PHONES Assy, remove
SLOT-IN FEEDER MECHA Assy first.
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2
2
3
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4
2
2
2
2
2
SWITCHING POWER
PHONES Assy
I/O Assy
PHONES Assy
Front panel Assy Section
CN1
CN401
CN2
CN3
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[3] Jog dial Section
(This part is supplied in Assy, and after that be
reference information.)
(1) Remove the one E ring.
(2) Remove the Wheel & shaft Assy.
(3) Remove the one washer.
(4) Remove the Wheel plate.
(5) Remove the Spring by removing the one screw.
(602-STS2003-677)
(6) Remove the Wheel ring Assy by removing the
six screws.
(602-A700-494)
(7) Remove the Wheel reactor by removing the
six screws.
(602-A700-494)
Note:
A figure is only left DECK side, but the right side
is similar, too.
• Bottom view
4
5
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2
3
6
×6
7
×6
Wheel & shaft Assy
Washer
Wheel plate
Spring
Wheel outer ring
Wheel ring Assy
Wheel reactor
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Screw tightening order
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[4] Fader Section, MIXER, USB and CD Assemblies
[4-1] Fader Section
(1) Remove the all knobs.
(2) Remove the Mixer panel Assy by removing the
seven screws.
(602-PTF2609-710B)
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2
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2
2
22
Mixer panel Assy
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Screw tightening order
Note: When you remove each PCB Assemblies, it is not necessary to remove the Jog dial Section.
(3) Remove the 17 nuts and 17 washers.
(4) Remove the Wi-Fi lens.
(5) Remove the two CH Assemblies by
removing the four screws.
(602-DJ5500-452)
(6) Disconnect the one connector.
(CN208)
(7) Remove the CH fixed plate by removing the
two screws.
(602-SA12-414)
(8) Remove the CROSS FADER Assy by removing
the two screws.
(602-SA12-380)
(9) Disconnect the one connector.
(CN01)
(10) Remove the Fixed plate by removing the
two screws.
(602-SA12-414)
CROSS FADER AssyCH Assy
Fixed plate
CH fixed plate
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CROSS FADER Assy
CH Assy
Wi-Fi lens
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CN208
CN01
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[4-2] MIXER Assy
(1) Remove the one clip.
(2) Remove the Isolation slice by removing the
two screws.
(602-MK8-604)
(3) Disconnect the four flexible cables.
(CN201, 204, 206A, 206B)
(4) Remove the one screw and one washer.
(602-MK8-604)
(5) Remove the MIXER Assy by removing
the seven screws.
(602-MK8-604)
[4-3] USB Assy
(1) Remove the USB Assy by removing
the three screws.
(602-MK8-604)
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Isolation slice
CD2 AssyCD1 Assy
MIXER Assy
3
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4
3
3
CN206B
CN206A
CN201
CN204
CN206
CN201
CN206
CN204
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×7
1
×3
7
×20
7
×23
[4-4] CD Assy
(1) Remove the two Segregate sheets by
removing the five screws.
(602-MK8-604)
(2) Disconnect the four flexible cables.
(CN201, 204, 206)
(3) Remove the two solders.
(4) Remove the two screws and two washers.
(602-MK8-604)
(5) Release the jumper wires.
(6) Remove the four screws.
(602-MK8-604)
(7) Remove the CD1 and 2 Assemblies by
removing the 43 screws.
(602-MK8-604)
• Bottom view
• Bottom view
• Bottom view
USB Assy
Segregate sheetSegregate sheet
Note:
When you remove CD1 and 2 Assemblies,
it is not necessary to remove the MIXER Assy.
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The Application Position of Adhesive and Grease
• Bottom view
DSP & POWER Assy
I/O Assy
Bottom
side
Bottom
side
Bottom
side
Bottom
side
Bottom
side
SLOT-IN FEEDER
MECHA Assy
SERVO Assy
Adhesive
(GYL1005)
Silicon bond
(GYA1011)
Adhesive
(GYL1005)
Adhesive
(GYL1005)
Adhesive
(GYL1001)
Adhesive
(GYL1001)
Adhesive
(GYL1001)
Adhesive
(GYL1001)
Adhesive
(GYL1001)
Adhesive
(GYL1001)
Chassis Assy
Grease
(GEM1072)
Wheel & shaft Assy
Grease
(GEM1072)
• Bottom view
CH fixed plate
Fixed plate
Adhesive
(GYL1001)
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CH1
CH2
EQ-LOWVR200
EQ-MIDVR204
EQ-HIVR205
COLOR
EQ-LOW
EQ-MID
EQ-HI
COLOR
HEADPHONES MIXING
VR217
VR208
PLAYER1
LEVEL/DEPTHVR100
PLAYER2
LEVEL/DEPTHVR100
VR215
VR213
VR216
VR202
MIC EQVR209
Ref No.
MIXER Assy
CD1 Assy
CD2 Assy
PCB Assy
VR Name
Please update firmware to the latest version at the repair necessarily.
Perform the each item when the following parts are replaced.
* The VRs with center click positions are listed below.
• Confirmation of the version of the firmware
• Updating to the latest version of the firmware
• IC storing firmware and PCB Assy
* The firmware storage IC information is as follows.
• Confirmation of the specified value by the JOG dial
load measurement mode
• When replaced WHEEL Assy
• Perform "8. Center setting for the controls"
in "6. SERVICE MODE."
• VRs with center click positions
DSP (DSP Version)DSP & POWER AssyDSP IC (Flash ROM)IC803
SERVO (SERVO Version)
I/O Assy
SERVO/MIXER IC
(CD MCU)
IC812
MIXER (MIXER Version)
CON (UI Version)
MIXER Assy
CONTROL IC (UI MCU)IC200
VFD (VFD Version)VFD IC (VFD MCU)IC207
Target Firm warePCB Assy
Storage IC
Device NameRef No.
After the IC812 (SERVO/MIXER IC), I/O Assy, or Wi-Fi PCB Assy is replaced, the SSID will be changed.
(As for the Wi-Fi PCB Assy, the SSID will be changed when resetting to factory default is performed after replacement.)
When returning the repaired product to the customer, be sure to tell the customer that resetting of the wireless LAN
connection will be required.
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8.1 NECESSARY ITEMS TO BE NOTED
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1 Download the zipped updater file for the latest firmware from Niis.
2 Unzip the downloaded file.
Unzipping the ZIP file generates the "XDJ-R1Vxxx.bin". (xxx: version number)
3 Copy an unzip file to a root folder of USB device.
Use USB device formatted in FAT/FAT32.
[Preparations]
1 The unit where no MEDIA is inserted is powered on while the USB and SHIFT and USB STOP button of DECK 1 are
pressed.
The buttons should be continuously pressed until [download] is displayed in the dot display area.
2 The firmware is copied to a USB device formatted to FAT/FAT32 and inserted to the unit.
Note: Be sure not to store multiple updater files in one USB device.
3 The following display is shown during the update.
4 After updating is completed, turn the unit off, unplug the USB device, then turn the unit back on.
5 Check in Version Check mode of Service mode to verify that updating succeeded.
* A version down is possible.
[Procedure]
Firmware update recovery when it is failed:
• If the firmware update is failed in such a case as turning off the power in the middle of the update, any subsequent control is
not available.
• When Error code E-7024 appears, recovery mode starts to continue the update again if appropriate USB update procedures
are taken.
DOWNLOAD MODE
Update progress is displayed in Playing Address Section.
When the update is completed, the following display appears.
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The following setting is stored to an applicable IC.
Item for Which User's
Setting is Available
Part Name
UTILITY settings
MODE
ENABLE / DESABLE
ENABLE / DESABLE
XDJ-R1 / PC
1 — 50 — 100
ON / OFF
ON / OFF
-4 — 0 — +4
-4 — 0 — +4
OFF / 20 min / 40 min / 60 min
OPEN / WEP64 / WEP128
CH1 — 11, AUTO
A to Z, a to z, 0 to 9, symbols
(max. 32 characters)
A to Z, a to z, 0 to 9, symbols
(5 characters for [WEP64], 13 characters for [WEP128])
–36 dB / –42 dB / –48 dB / –54 dB /
–60 dB / –66 dB / –72 dB / –78 dB
Content to be
Stored
WLAN
SETTING
NETWORK
SETTING
SSID
SECURITY
PASSWORD
CHANNEL NO.
DHCP SERVER
MIXER MODE
SAMPLE LEVEL
CROSS FADER START
TOUCH SENSE LEVEL (DECK1)
TOUCH SENSE LEVEL (DECK2)
AUTO STANBY
DEMO MODE
A. CUE LEVEL
Setting Value (The factory default
settings are indicated in bold.)
IC812
(I/O Assy)
DECK settings
TIME / REMAINTIME MODE
ON / OFFAUTO CUEWIDE, ±16, ±10, ±6TEMPO RANGE
ON / OFFMASTER TEMPO
ON / OFFVinyl MODE
HOT CUE / SAMPLERHOT CUE/SAMPLER MODE
ON / OFFQUANTIZE
8.3 USER SETABLE ITEMS
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NOTES: - Parts marked by “NSP” are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
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The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
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Screws adjacent to b mark on product are used for disassembly.
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For the applying amount of lubricants or glue, follow the instructions in this manual.
(In the case of no amount instructions, apply as you think it appropriate.)
1. The parts mounted on this PCB include all
necessary parts for several destinations.
For further information for respective
destinations, be sure to check with the
schematic diagram.
CapacitorConnector
P.C.BoardChip Part
SIDE A
SIDE B
2. View point of PCB diagrams.
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B
B
MIXER ASSY
SIDE ASIDE A
CN210CN209CN200
CN206B
CN206ACN201
CN204
C
CN208 (CH2)
W208B
D
CN01
W203
C
CN208 (CH1)
W208A
Q202
IC209
IC208
IC205
IC203
Q218
Q204
Q219
Q201
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B
C
D
E
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SIDE BSIDE B
MIXER ASSY
B
W206 (DECK2)
I
CN206B
A
CN200
CN200
A
CN210
CN210
G
CN209
CN209
W206 (DECK1)
I
IC207
CN206A
Q217
Q200
CN201
A
B
C
5-1
5-2
CN204 (DECK2)
I
CN204
IC200
CN201 (DECK1)
I
Q209
Q210
Q211
Q212
Q213
Q214
Q215
Q208
Q216
Q207
IC202
D
E
F
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G
G
DSP & POWER
ASSY
G
DSP & POWER
ASSY
SIDE A
SIDE B
I
W812
(DECK1)
B
CN209
CN209
E
W205
CN804
A
CN810
CN810
CN209CN804CN810
H
CN806
W806W806
H
CN810
W811W811
A
W402B
W402AW402A
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C
D
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G
SIDE A
SIDE B
A
W5
CN5
A
W6
CN6
I
W812
(DECK2)
CN812B
I
W812
(DECK1)
CN812A
CN5CN812BCN812A
A
W4
CN4CN4
K
CN3
W3
W3
K
CN2
CN2CN2
IC816
IC806
IC802
IC813 IC814
Q1
IC3
IC4
IC7
IC801
IC803
IC805
IC815
IC5
Q3-Q6
IC2
Q2
Q801
Q800
Q803
Q804
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CDEF
C
CH ASSY
C
CH ASSY
E
USB ASSY
E
USB ASSY
D
CROSS FADER ASSY
D
CROSS FADER ASSY
F
PHONES ASSY
F
PHONES ASSY
SIDE ASIDE A
SIDE BSIDE B
B
W208A (CH1), W208B (CH2)
CN208
CN208
G
CN804
W205
B
W203
CN01
CN01
W205
A
CN401
W203
W203
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A
B
C
D
E
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SIDE ASIDE A
Wi-Fi PCB ASSY
H
IC811
G
CN810CN810
W811
IC810
A
B
G
CN806CN806
W806
SIDE BSIDE B
Wi-Fi PCB ASSY
H
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I
CD1 ASSY
CD2 ASSY
SIDE ASIDE A
B
CN204 (DECK2)
CN204
B
CN201
(DECK1)
CN201
B
CN206A (DECK1)
CN206B (DECK2)
W206
G
CN812A (DECK1)
CN812B (DECK2)
W812
Q106-Q112
IC102
Q100-Q102
IC101
IC104
IC103
Q103
Q104
Q105
2-1
7-1
7-2
2-2
2-33-1 3-2
3-1
6-1
3-2
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B
C
D
E
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CD1 ASSY
I
CD2 ASSY
CN201W206W812
A
B
C
D
E
CN204
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J
SIDE ASIDE A
SIDE BSIDE B
J
SERVO ASSY
J
SERVO ASSY
CN106
CN106
A
CN808 (DECK1)
CN809 (DECK2)
To
MECHA
To
MECHA
To MOTOR
CN101CN101
CN105CN105
To MECHA
CN102A
CN102A
IC102
IC228
IC103
IC104
Q105
Q104
Q103
Q106
Q102
Q101
8-1
9-1
8-3
8-4
8-5
8-2
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SIDE ASIDE A
SWITCHING POWER
Q2
Q4
Q1
K
U1
U2
1-2
CN2CN2
1-1
1-3
CN3CN3
1-4
A
CN2
G
B
W3
G
1-5
CN1
AC IN
SIDE BSIDE B
SWITCHING POWER
K
CN1
Q3
IC2
Q5
C
D
E
IC3
IC6
F
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NOTES: - Parts marked by “NSP” are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
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The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
-
Although the cables that are directly mounted on each PCB Assy are listed individually as electrical parts of the
corresponding PCB Assy in the parts list, those cables are included with each PCB Assy for service when it is supplied.
12. PCB PARTS LIST
A
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Mark No. Description Part No.
LIST OF ASSEMBLIES
I/O ASSY704-COMBO-A378
B
C
D
MIXER ASSY704-COMBO-A376
CH ASSY704-COMBO-A482
CROSS FADER ASSY704-COMBO-A499
USB ASSY704-COMBO-A381
D 401,403,404 ESD DIODE414-DJ1100G-207
D 412,413,422,423,802,803 TVS DIODE414-UDJ200-284
Mark No. Description Part No.
W 4 11P WIRE404-COMBO-3767
W 5 12P WIRE404-COMBO-3768
0 FUSE.RES412-SX1800-895
RESISTORS
R 731,732,735,736
CARBON FILM RESISTOR
412-DV300-5118-HA
CAPACITORS
C 527,528,547,548 POLYESTER CAPACITOR
C 422-424 ELEC.CAPACITOR413-007USB-828
C 631,632 ELEC. CAPACITOR413-SPPW3-238-HA
C 419-421,425-432,467,468 ELEC.CAPACITOR
C 559,560,623,624,535,536 ELEC.CAPACITOR
C 555,556,565,566,575,576 ELEC.CAPACITOR
C 453-456 ELEC.CAPACITOR
C 568,570 CAPACITOR413-SPPW3-236
C 585,586,613,614,633 ELEC.CAPACITOR
C 634,903,904 ELEC.CAPACITOR
C 587,588,605,606,619,620 ELEC. CAPACITOR
C 68,71 CHIP CAPACITOR413-MC6000-1180
C 577,578 ELEC.CAPACITOR413-HT801K-192
C 902 TANTALUM CAPACITOR413-MAIE-1211
C 521,522,541,542,597-600 ELEC.CAPACITOR
CN 401 4P SOCKET404-HV3500K-629A
F 400 CHIP FUSE422-HC1000-108
JK 404,405 CORE415-QD5MIDI-368
JK 402,406,407 2P RCA JACK420-USOLO-314
JK 400 USB JACK420-007USB-150
JK 408 MIC JACK420-SMX211-137-HA
JK 404,405 BALANCE OUTPUT JACK420-QMX1-095
JK 401 4P RCA JACK420-QMX1-094C-HA
L 403,811 TDK CHIP BEAD415-FU801-316
L 812 CHIP BEAD415-IS201-382
L 402 TDK COMMON FILTERS415-FU800-305-HA
L 813-817 CHIP BEAD415-JKME3-369
L 405-415,806,808-810 CHIP BEAD415-EN2000-376
L 401 INDUCTANCE415-DJME2-355
L 400 POWER CHOKE415-MC6000-356
L 818 CHIP BEAD415-1300-240A
SW 400-402 SLIDE SW403-COMBO-427
Q 209-216 CHIP TRANSISTOR416-MC6000-374
D 216,250,255 TVS DIODE414-UDJ200-284
D 200-203,251-254 ESD DIODE414-DJ1100G-207
D 219,221,222,224-227,229 CHIP LED(YELLOW)
D 217,218,230,232,233,237,238 C HIP LED(BLUE)
D 220,223,228,231 CHIP LED(RED)410-HDJ9700-214
D 234-236,D-239-247 CHIP LED(GREEN) 410-CD900-249
Q 4,5,800,801 TRANSISTOR416-CDN88-044
D 1-3 DIODE414-007USB-148
D 801,804,805 TVS DIODE414-UDJ200-284
ZD 800 DIODE414-G350-216
D 802 ESD DIODE414-DJ1100G-207
MISCELLANEOUS
A TO B 1P LEAD WIRE406-COMBO-1257
A TO C 1P LEAD WIRE406-DJAI2-1068
CN 810 26P FFC SOCKET404-COMBO-3725
CN 209 CONNECTOR404-PDJ33-3584
CN 4 11P SOCKET404-QMX2-183A
F 800 CHIP FUSE422-HC1000-108
F 1 CHIP FUSE422-3BPM-069
F 2 CHIP FUSE422-304-068
L 823-834,838 CHIP BEAD415-COMBO-418
L 816-822 CHIP BEAD415-COMBO-419
L 101,812-815 CHIP BEAD415-COMBO-420
L 16-19 CHIP BEAD415-COMBO-421
L 803,804 CHIP BEAD415-EN2000-376
L 808-810 TDK CHIP BEAD415-FU801-316
L 2-11 BEAD CORE415-HV3500K-090-HA
L 12,13 CORE415-MC2-401-HA
L 14,15 POWER CHOKE415-MC6000-356
L 800 INDUCTANCE415-USOLOPA-342
W 3 14P WIRE404-COMBO-3765
W 806 8P WIRE404-COMBO-3766
W 402A 2P WIRE404-COMBO-3781
W 811 4P WIRE404-HPM11-1581
A
B
C
D
MISCELLANEOUS
JK 202 USB JACK420-UDJ1-304-HA
L 203 TDK COMMON FILTERS415-FU800-305-HA
W 205 5P USB WIRE404-U2SA-3160
CAPACITORS
C 252 ELEC.CAPACITOR413-SPPW3-235
PHONES ASSY
F
MISCELLANEOUS
JK 201 HEADPHONE JACK420-HDJ7100-063
JK 200 3P PHONE JACK
W 203 4P WIRE404-COMBO-3762
0 FERRITE CORE415-VP9812-221-HA
DSP & POWER ASSY
G
SEMICONDUCTORS
Q 1 TRANSISTOR416-FU800-367
5
RESISTORS
R 18 CHIP RESISTOR412-COMBO-1566
R 2 CHIP RESISTOR412-COMBO-1567
R 1 CHIP RESISTOR412-900-987
R 10 CHIP RESISTOR412-900-994
R 3 CHIP RESISTOR412-900-996
CAPACITORS
C 38 ELEC.CAPACITOR413-SPPW3-235
C 35,36 CAPACITOR413-SPPW3-236
C 22,23 ELEC. CAPACITOR413-SPPW3-238-HA
C 34 ELEC.CAPACITOR413-007USB-828
C 41 ELEC. CAPACITOR413-RMX30-883
420-HMJ1001-5034-HA
C 46-49 PORYESTER CAPACITOR413-QSPAND-632
C 30 CAPACITOR413-HT8015-169
C 40 ELEC. CAPACITOR413-IS303-1071
C 3,4,861-863,868,869,920 CHIP CAPACITOR
C 921,926,927,929,931 CHIP CAPACITOR 413-MC6000-1180
C 31,871 CAPACITOR413-MC6000-1190
C 866,867 ELEC.CAPACITOR
C 37 ELEC.CAPACITOR413-HP1010K-200-HA
C 21,858 ELEC.CAPACITOR
C 42 ELEC. CAPACITOR413-COMBO-1257
D 131,132 SENSOR417-HDJ2000-411
D 149 LED(RED)410-DJ5000-253T
D 133,134,140,141 LED(YELLOW GREEN) 410-DJ5000-252T
D 155,157,158 LED(YELLOW GREEN)410-DJ5000-252T
D 135,139,142,150,151,153 LED(YELLOW) 410-HDJ2000-162T
D 136-138,143-148,152 LED(BLUE)410-CDI600-357T
D 154,156,159,160 LED(BLUE)410-CDI600-357T
L 104 BEAD415-DCM370E3-134
L 107-L109 CHIP BEAD415-COMBO-417
L 101-103,105,106 TDK CHIP BEAD415-FU801-316
SW 101 LEAF SW403-MK9-259-HA
404-MCU300-3616-HA
CAPACITORS
C 110 CHIP ELEC. CAPACITOR413-45X-1243
C 114,128,132 CHIP ELEC. CAPACITOR413-45X-1242
C 102,103,105,121,125 CHIP ELEC. CAPACITOR
C 151,157-160 CHIP ELEC. CAPACITOR
C 112 ELEC. CAPACITOR413-SPPW3-305
C 113 CHIP ELEC. CAPACITOR413-COMBO-1254
C 106,123 CHIP ELEC. CAPACITOR413-COMBO-1253
413-45X-1241
413-45X-1241
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