Denon Dj DN-X1700 Manual Do Utilizador
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Preparations
1
Set the
POWER switch
to ON.
2
Use the
SOURCE SELECT
controls to select the sources
(LN1–LN4, D1–D4, USB) of channels 1 to 4 which are
to be used.
to be used.
Use the
CD/PHONO line input selector
buttons of the
lines to set the CD or PHONO as the line input.
3
Check the level meter, and adjust the input levels using
the
channel input level
controls (LEVEL controls).
4
Adjust the sound quality using the HI, MID, LOW
channel isolator EQ
controls.
5
Determine where the channel signals are to be
assigned using the
CROSSFADER ASSIGN
switches
(A/THRU/B).
Set these switches to the THRU position if the
Set these switches to the THRU position if the
Crossfader
is not going to be used.
6
Adjust the volume level using the
Channel Fader
and
Crossfader
.
7
Adjust the output level using the
MASTER LEVEL
control.
MIC (mic input)
1
When using a microphone, press the
MIC1
or
MIC2
button to set it to ON.
2
Adjust the MIC1 volume level using the
MIC1 TRIM
control, and adjust the MIC2 volume level using the
MIC2 TRIM
control.
While inputting the audio signals to the unit, monitor
the LEDs on the SIG/PK (signal/peak) meter. If
the LEDs occasionally light up red but there is no
distortion and the LEDs then light up amber, the
suitable level has been reached as a result of the
adjustment process.
the LEDs on the SIG/PK (signal/peak) meter. If
the LEDs occasionally light up red but there is no
distortion and the LEDs then light up amber, the
suitable level has been reached as a result of the
adjustment process.
3
Adjust the sound quality using the
MIC EQ
controls
(HI/LOW).
4
When the
DUCKING ON/OFF
button is set to ON, all
outputs except the mic sound will be attenuated when
the signals from the microphone are supplied.
the signals from the microphone are supplied.
5
To add the effect functions to the mic input, set the
Mic EFX INS
buttons to ON.
MONITOR (headphones output)
1
Select the source to be monitored using the
CUE
buttons of the channels. When a source is selected, the
LED in the
LED in the
CUE
button lights.
CUE monitoring for channels 1 to 4 as well as EFX 1
and EFX 2 can be selected.
and EFX 2 can be selected.
2
Selecting the STEREO or SPLIT CUE mode.
Use the
SPLIT CUE
button to select the STEREO or
SPLIT CUE mode. When the mode is selected, the
LED in the
LED in the
SPLIT CUE
button lights.
In the SPLIT CUE (monaural) mode, the signals
selected for cue are output to the left channel speaker
of the headphones, and the master signals are output
to the right channel speaker.
In the STEREO mode, the master signals and signals
selected for cue are output in stereo.
selected for cue are output to the left channel speaker
of the headphones, and the master signals are output
to the right channel speaker.
In the STEREO mode, the master signals and signals
selected for cue are output in stereo.
3
Use the
headphones PAN
control to adjust the balance
between the cue signals and master output signals.
When it is turned counterclockwise, only the cue
signals are output from the headphones; conversely,
when it is turned clockwise, only the master output
signals are output.
When it is turned counterclockwise, only the cue
signals are output from the headphones; conversely,
when it is turned clockwise, only the master output
signals are output.
4
Use the
HEADPHONES LEVEL
control to adjust the
headphones output to the desired level.
Basic Operations
Ducking function
This function detects the mic input and attenuates the level of the
music signals in the master output. It prevents the sound from
the microphone from being drowned out by the music when a
microphone is used.
music signals in the master output. It prevents the sound from
the microphone from being drowned out by the music when a
microphone is used.
1
To enable the ducking function, set the
DUCKING ON/
OFF
button to ON. The LED in the button will light.
2
The attenuation level of the master output while the
ducking function is operating can be set within a
range from –30 dB +/–10 dB in the Utility mode.
range from –30 dB +/–10 dB in the Utility mode.
Basic Oper
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