User manual NUMARK CDN-22MK III

[. . . ] Non-use Periods ­ The power cord of the appliance should be unplugged from the outlet when left unused for long periods of time. Damage Requiring Service - Only qualified personnel should service this product. If you have any questions about service please contact Numark at the number(s) shown on the back cover of this manual. Grounding or Polarization - Precautions should be taken so that the grounding or polarization means built into the CD player is not defeated. [. . . ] £» For relay capability take the auto start cable and connect the two jacks in the rear of your CD player. £» MOUNTING YOUR CD PLAYER e) Mount the units in your console or rack with 19" EIA rails. f) The transport should be mounted not to exceed an angle of 15 degrees. g) Your CD player can be affected by excess vibration so mount the units in a secure environment if possible. - The Leader in DJ Technology ©2002 Numark Industries -7- http://www. numark. com CDN-22MK III DESCRIPTION CDN-22S REMOTE FEATURES 5 4 2 3 1 67 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 button is pressed (allowing "fall back") and return to the original pitch when the button is released. By changing the pitch of one disc with respect to the other in this way the beats can be matched. SEARCH WHEEL (OUTER RING) - This wheel has 3 forward and 3 reverse speed positions for searching through songs. The more you turn the wheel in either direction the faster you search through the music. JOG WHEEL (INNER RING) - This jog wheel serves 2 functions depending on the current mode. a) The jog wheel will act as a slow frame search control when the CD is not playing but either paused or set to a cue point. To set a new frame cue point, spin the wheel then press play when you have determined the proper position. b) The jog wheel will temporarily bend the pitch of the music if the song is already playing by rotating the wheel clockwise to speed up or counterclockwise to slow down. CUE - Pressing the CUE button during play provides a return to the position at which play was started. Alternately pressing the PLAY button and the CUE button allows the CD to be played from the same position any number of times. The CUE LED will light up from the time the CUE button is pressed until the CD has reset to the position at which play was started. START/PAUSE (Play/Pause Button) - Each press of the Play/Pause Button causes the operation to change from play to pause or from pause to play. PITCH SLIDER - The pitch can be changed up to +/12% by pressing the PITCH button so the PITCH LED is lit, then moving the sliding fader. PROGRAM - Depress this button and the unit will stop and the program indicator will light. Select each track to be programmed and press the PROGRAM button between selections. To exit and erase program hold the program button down for more than 2 seconds while the unit is stopped, open the disc tray, or turn off the power. CONT/SING - Will cause just a single track to play or all tracks in order by pressing once or twice. LCD DISPLAY - Indicates all the functions, as they are occurring, with the CD. TIME (Time Button) - The TIME button switches the time display between elapsed playing time and remaining time on the track. TRACK (Track Buttons) - These buttons are used to select the track to be played. [. . . ] When it is moved away that side will cue, (similar to pressing the cue button). - The Leader in DJ Technology ©2002 Numark Industries - 12 - http://www. numark. com CDN-22MK iii EXAMPLE OF MIXING USING BOTH PLAYERS OF YOUR CD PLAYER While playing a disc on PLAYER 1 load a disc into PLAYER 2 and select your next track, match its pitch to the track playing on PLAYER1 and when you are ready use the crossfader on your mixer to fade from PLAYER 1 to PLAYER 2. PLAYER 1 Load a disc in PLAYER 1 and select the track and press PLAY. PLAYER 2 Load a disc in PLAYER 2 and select the track then play. Select the track to be played. PLAYER 2 Press the PLAY button PLAYER 2 Load a disc and press the OPEN/CLOSE button. PLAYER 2 Set and edit a start cue point on PLAYER 2 Select the track to be played. [. . . ]