Pioneer CDJ-500II - Manual (Page 7)

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En
STANDBY/ON
POWER
D
CDJ-500
COMPACT DISC PLAYER
TRACK SEARCH
4 ¢
SEARCH
1 ¡
CUE
PLAY/PAUSE
6
–
REV
+
FWD
OUT/EXIT TIME
MODE
MASTER TEMPO
MT
EJECT
0
TEMPO
–10
0
+10
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TRACK
T I M E REMAIN
M S F
RELOOP PLAYING ADDRESS 222 333
MASTER TEMPO TEMPO I
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LOOP
IN/
REALTIME CUE
RELOOP
LOOP
AUTO
CUE
/
AUTO CUE
LIMITED
PROFESSIONAL
OUT ADJUST
PANEL FACILITIES
1 POWER STANDBY/ON switch
This is the switch for electric power.
ON: When set to the ON position, the power is
supplied and the player becomes operational.
STANDBY: When set to the STANDBY position, the
main power flow is cut and the player is no longer
fully operational. A minute flow of power feeds the
player to maintain operation readiness.
2 TRACK SEARCH buttons (
4, ¢ )
Each time the button is pressed, playback advances
or reverses to the beginning of the track.
3 SEARCH buttons (
1, ¡ )
While the button is kept pressed, playback rapidly
advances or reverses toward the end or beginning of
the disc.
4 LOOP OUT/EXIT button
When this button is pressed during playback while
the cue point has already been stored in memory or
the loop-in point (start point) has already been set, the
current position is designated as the out point (end
point) and loop playback (repeated playback without
sound interruption) starts. The button blinks during
the loop playback.
When this button is pressed during loop playback,
loop playback is canceled and normal playback
continues.
5 CUE button/indicator
Three functions are available.
[Cue Point Memory]
When this button is pressed in pause mode, the player
memorizes that point. You can start immediate
playback from that point (Playback standby mode).
The player enters playback standby mode.
When the new cue point is memorized, the last stored
cue point is cleared.
[Back Cue]
When this button is pressed in playback mode, the
sound is muted and playback is paused at the cue
point.
[Cue Point Monitor]
When this button is pressed after back cue or during
standby at the cue point, the sound can be heard
from the cue point while the button is kept pressed.
When the CUE point is memorized, the CUE indicator
lights up. When the player enters pause mode to
write the new cue point, the CUE indicator blinks.
Top Panel
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Forced ejection hole
In case the door cannot be opened by
pressing the eject button due to a certain
reason, this unit is provided with a
mechanism for opening the door manually.
1.Unplug the power cord from the
power outlet.
2.Fabricate a key a using a clip (or any
metallic wire with a diameter of about
1 mm and length of about 50 mm).
3.Insert key a straight into hole b
shown in the illustration 1.
4.Turn key a to the left 2.
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b
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