Studiomaster MP 2000 User Manual

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I N S T R U C T I O N M A N U A L

MP 2000

Index:

1. ...........................................................................................................................Introduction

2............................................................................................................................Features at a Glance

3............................................................................................................................Product Components

4............................................................................................................................Operating Instructions

5............................................................................................................................Connection Diagram

6............................................................................................................................Technical Specifications

7.............................................................................................................................Product Care Instructions

Single CD / USB / SD / MMC Media Player

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1. Introduction

Thank you for buying Studiomaster Professional MP2000 Single CD / USB Media Player.

To ensure maximum performance and safety, please follow this instruction manual carefully. Please retain this manual for future reference. For any complaint, feedback or testimonials please contact our distributor/dealer.

2. Features at a Glance

• Plays Standard Audio CD & MP3 Format.

• Cue/Pitch bend for CD & USB drive.

• 4%, 8% & 16% Pitch Selection.

• Manual BPM Tap.

• Seamless Loop.

• Functional large Jog Wheel & track select knob.

• Reverse, Brake & Scratch Effect.

• Track sequence programmable.

• Clear LCD Screen for text & track information.

3. Product Components. (Part & Particulars)

• CD Player: .........................................................................................x1

• RCA Cables ......................................................................................x1

• Instructional Manual ........................................................................x1

• Warranty Card .................................................................................x1

• Spare Fuse ........................................................................................x1

• Power cord........................................................................................x1

4. Operating Instructions

* See Figure on Page 3

1. Eject: This button is used to eject the inserted CD.

2. Track / File Select (Track/Folder Search):

Track: * Turn the track knob to browse through the tracks, press the knob to select the track you want to play.

* Press & turn the knob to browse the track in increments of “+10” & “-10”. Press the knob to play selected track.

Folder: This function works only for MP3, USB, SD playback. Press the knob for one second & turn it to browse the files, press the knob to play the current browsing file.

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Front Panel

MP 2000

A B RELOOP

BPM/TAP

TAP

EJECT

CONT

6 7

PROG.

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3. Program Button: (PROG) Press this button to program several tracks in a playlist (20 Track Max), & play the tracks as programmed.

• To Create A Program: * Press the “PROG” Button, the screen enters the program mode. * The letter “MEMO” lights up, with the available tracks number “ 88” underlined. * Press “PROG” to store selected tracks. * Repeat the same procedure to select other tracks in your playlist. (Up to 20 Tracks Max) * After selecting the last track, press play button to play the programmed tracks.

• Check Program: * Press the “PROG” button repeatedly to check the programmed tracks.

• Delete Program: * Press the “PROG” button for 3 seconds to erase the programmed tracks.

4. Manual BPM Counter: Tap this switch to determine the BPM (Beats Per Minute) of the tracks.

5. Repeat Switch: This switch can be used to repeat one or all track of a CD / USB / SD Card.

There are three repeat modes:

Indicates Tapped BPM

“REPEAT” LED

Mode

Repeat Current Track

Repeat All

Cancel Repeat Mode

Feature

Repeats current track being played.

Repeats all track on the CD/USB/SD Card.

Repeat Mode Bypassed.

LED Status

“REPEAT” continuouslyblinking/flashing

“REPEAT” lights up & stays static.

“REPEAT” not displayed on screen.

6. CD/USB/SD Button: This button can be used to switch between the 3 playback sources.

Note: These 3 modes can be accessed only when the tracks are not playing i.e. in the pause or stop mode.

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7. Pitch Button: Press this button to switch the pitch range between ±16%, ±8% & ±4%. The pitch can be changed as required by using the pitch slider (See Pt. 10).

±16% ±8% ±4%

8. A & B Button: These 2 buttons are used to set a loop, press “A” to start the loop & press “B” to complete the loop. This symbol indicates that a loop is set.

9. Reloop: This button is used to re-start the last saved loop.

10. Pitch Slider: By moving the pitch control slider, you can adjust it between minimum (up) & maximum (down) to match the beat of the two playing tracks. The LCD screen displays the value being changed by the pitch slider.

11. JOG Wheel: The JOG wheel is used to adjust the speed to match with the other playing side. It is also used for SEARCH & SCRATCH function. In the paused mode it can be used move the CUE point forward or backward.

Note: The speed of searching or scratching depends on the speed the JOG wheel is being turned.

12. PLAY/PAUSE: ( ) Pressing this button will cause the operation to change between PLAY and PAUSE modes.

13. PLAY/PAUSE Indicator: This LED light ups in play mode & flashes pause mode.

14. CUE: Pushing the CUE button during playback lets you return to the position at which playback was started. The CUE button allows the CD to be played from the same position.

CUE point setting In playback mode, press the play button & turn the jog wheel to find the “CUE” point in units of frames, & then press the play button, to store that point.

15. CUE Indicator: Indicates that the CUE point is set/ready.

16. Pitch Bend: By pressing the PITCH +/- button the pitch can be changed between ±16%.

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A 1 B

18. TIME / LED Mode: This button switches the display between remaining time, elapsed playing time, and total remaining time.

17. TRACK: This button selects the track to be played and can skip forward or backward one track.

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19. Continue/Single: (CONT)

CONTINUE: The unit continues to play the tracks until the end.

SINGLE: The unit plays a single track only.

20. Reverse (RVS): In this effect the track plays backward.

21. Scratch Effect (SCRATCH): This button is used to activate scratch function; the track can be scratched with the JOG wheel.

22. Brake Effect (BRAKE): This button is used to activate or de-activate the brake effect.

23. SD/MMC Slot: Insert your SD or MMC card in the slot provided.

24. USB: Insert your USB storage devices in this slot.

25. LCD Display: Displays Track & Mode information.

Rear Panel

1 2

1. Audio Out: This is the RCA output of the player, connect it in to the input of the mixer or amplifier as required.

2. Power Switch (ON/OFF): This button is used to switch the unit ON or OFF.

3. Power Socket: Use the supplied Power cord to connect the unit to the mains. Make sure voltage and frequency stated on the unit comply with your local power supply.

4. Fuse: The fuse can be accessed by unscrewing the fuse socket. To change the fuse, unplug the power cord first, pull out the fuse socket and replace the fuse ONLY with a fuse of same voltage and rating. If the fuse blows again after replacement, please contact your dealer/distributor.

AC230V

50Hz/60Hz 15W

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5. Connection Diagrams

MP 2000

A B RELOOP

BPM/TAP

TAP

EJECT

CONT

PROG.

DJX 925

PA 3.0

MP 2000

XVP 2585 (Passive Speaker) XVP 2585 (Passive Speaker)

MP 2000 Back Panel MP 2000 Back Panel

AC230V 50Hz/60Hz 15W

CH1

PROFESSIONAL STEREO AMPLIFIER

TOURING SERIES

3.0

0 10

On Mute Sign Lim Temp

CH2

0 10

On Mute Sign Lim Temp

P Series

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6. Technical Specifications:

Power Supply

Power Consumption

Type

Workable Standard CD

Quantitative

Program Memory

S/N Ratio

Frequency Range

Audio Output

Output

Size (D x W x H)

Net Weight

Gross Weight

AC230V ± 10% 50Hz

15W

Table Top Single Compact Disc Player

12cm

D/A Converter 16 Bit

20 tracks

88 dB (A – Weighted)

20 – 20000Hz ± 2dB

Unbalanced RCA

2 Vrms

287 x 216 x 110mm

3.1 Kg

3.7 Kg

7. Product Care Instructions

For Safe & efficient Operation.

• Select the installations of your unit carefully.

• Avoid placing it in direct sunlight.

• Avoid locations subject to vibration & excessive dust, heat, cold or moisture.

• Keep away from sources of hum such as transformers or motors.

• The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing & that no object filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.

WARNING:

• Do not open the cabinet as this might result in damage to the set or electrical shock.

• Be sure your hands are clean when handling discs. Never insert a disc which has a crack on its surface.

• When disconnecting the power cord from AC outlet. Always grasp it by the plug. Never pull the cord.

• Do not use force when operating the switches & knobs.

• Before moving the set, be sure to disconnect the power cord & all connecting cables.

• Do not attempt to clean the unit with chemical solvent as this might damage the finish. Use a clean, dry cloth.

• Do not attempt to repair the unit yourself, for repairs please get in touch with dealer/distributor.

• Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference.

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Rev00/SMMP2000/Nov 2011