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DJM400 fader start and mysterious port
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| mr_fisken |
I know how the fader start function works but I dont know what cable to use. The manual says "use a control cable to connect the control jacks of djm400 and cd-player" alright, but how does that cable look like? :)
And what about that port on the left side of the mixer, what is that for? And the thing on the right side, next to the beat effects?
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| Stu Cox |
Control cable:
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| skip |
| quote: | Originally posted by mr_fisken
3,5mm-3,5mm? |
yes, it's 3,5mm mono to 3,5mm mono, but i'm sure you could use a stereo cable too if you had one lying around. |
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| Stu Cox |
Yeah, stereo 3.5mm cable would work too.
And I'm afraid I dunno what the port you're talking about on the left hand side is... no mention of anything in the manual and I can't see anything on any pics.
Which thing on the right hand side? |
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| mr_fisken |
i know you cant see them on any pictures and that is weird. it must have some kind of function.
on the right side its something else, I dunno how to explain it.. you need to see it for yourself :) |
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| skip |
| here you can check a 360° view of the djm 400. i guess those "ports" have something to do with fuses or taking the mixer apart or something. dunno, could be anything really. |
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| mr_fisken |
| yeah the thing o the right might have something to do with repair or taking the mixer apart but the thing on left side looks more like you can plug in some cable |
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| JD8180 |
i have a djm400 and didn't even notice that until now :tongue3
on the left side it has a little removeable clip and inside it looks like something similar to the pins in the back of a cd rom where you would plug in the power supply cord. (it's just a little white clip with 6 gold pins to plug something into). i'm also interested to know what that could be for? |
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| British |
they sound like jumpers. dont know the use of them on a cd player.. maybe reset any memory stored in the unit? like the clear cmos function on a pc.
Email pioneer and ask them?
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