Changing The Settings - Pioneer MEP-4000 Manual De Instrucciones

Deleting stored cue or loop points
individually
1 Connect the USB device to this unit.
! When using a single USB device, connect it to the USB1 port.
2 Press the rotary selector i for over 1 second.
[CUE CALL] is displayed.
! Press [BACK] j to return to the previous screen.
3 Turn the rotary selector i to display [CUE DELETE].
4 Press the rotary selector i.
[DELETE 01] is displayed.
! Press [BACK] j to return to the previous screen.
5 Turn the rotary selector i to display the number of
the point you want to delete.
6 Press the rotary selector i.
[DELETE XX?] is displayed.
! Press [BACK] j to return to the previous screen.
7 Press the rotary selector i.
The stored cue or loop point is deleted.

Changing the settings

f g
OURCE
TIME MODE
ELECT
AUTO CUE
FOLDER TRACK
DISPLAY
REPEAT
A.CUE
RELAY
UTILITY
FWD
HOT LOOP OUT ADJUST
IN/CUE OUT
CDJ
VINYL
CUE
JOG MODE
Control unit
1 Press [DISPLAY (UTILITY)] g for at least 3 seconds.
The [UTILITY] screen is displayed.
2 Use the rotary selector i to change the setting.
! Press [BACK] j to return to the previous screen.
3 Press the rotary selector i.
The changed settings are stored.
! To close the [UTILITY] screen, either press [DISPLAY (UTILITY)] g or
select [EXIT] from the setting items and press the rotary selector i.
Browse section
h i
T
REMAIN
WIDE
±
16
TEMPO
±
M S F 10
±
6
%
BPM
0
RELOOP SELECT PUSH
MASTER TEMPO
/EXIT
MT
TEMPO RANGE
BACK
MEMORY
CUE
SEARCH PITCH BEND
j
Setting preferences
The setting items can be set separately for the respective players.
! Do not turn off this unit's power while [Saving] is displayed on the
information display section.
Options Selection
settings items
-36 dB, -42 dB,
-48 dB, -54 dB,
A. CUE LEVEL
-60 dB*, -66 dB,
-72 dB, -78 dB
RELAY ON/OFF*
REPEAT ON/OFF*
SENSITIVITY -20 – 0* – +20
No sleep, 5 – 15*
SLEEP TIME
– 120 min
SCROLL START
0.5 – 2.0* – 30.0 sec
TIME
50 – 400* –
SCROLL SPEED
2 000 msec
BIT RATE Display ON/OFF*
VERSION —
LOAD DEFAULT —
EXIT —
*: Setting upon purchase
About the relay function
When the relay play function is turned on for one of the players, tracks
are played alternately on each of the players. Playback can be continued
endlessly until the relay play function is turned off by preparing the
source on one player while a track is playing on the other player.
The setting below must be made to enable the relay function.
— Set [AUTO CUE] to [ON].
About the repeat function
This function plays the currently playing track or the tracks in the current
folder repeatedly.
The setting below must be made in order to enable the repeat function.
— Set [RELAY] to [OFF].
! When there are multiple folder layers, the repeat play function differs
according to the [AUTO CUE] setting, as described below.
— When [AUTO CUE] is set to [ON]: The currently playing track is
played repeatedly.
— When [AUTO CUE] is set to [OFF]: The tracks in the currently
playing folder are played repeatedly.
About the sleep function
When the set sleep time is reached while a CD is in the pause mode
or paused at a cue point, operation of the CD stops and [SLEEP] is dis-
played on the information display section.
The sleep mode is canceled by pressing one of the following buttons:
— [PLAY/PAUSE f] button
— [CUE] button
! The time after which the sleep mode is set can be changed at
Changing the settings.
Descriptions
Sets the auto cue level. For details on
the setting procedure, see Changing the
auto cue level on page 16.
Sets the relay play function. For details
on the setting procedure, see About the
relay function on page 19.
Sets the repeat play function. For details
on the setting procedure, see About the
repeat function on page 19.
Adjusts the sensitivity when the top of
the jog dial is pressed.
Sets the time until the sleep mode
is set.
Sets the time after which the characters
on the information display section start
scrolling.
Sets the speed at which the characters
on the information display section
scroll.
Sets the bit rate display.
Displays this unit's software version.
Resets the settings.
The changed settings are saved and the
previous screen reappears.
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