Pioneer CDJ-2000 Operating Instructions

1 DRB1474-A MUL TI PLA YER CDJ-2000 Operating Instructions http://www .prodjnet.com/support/ The P ioneer website listed above provides answers to frequently asked questions, information about software, and other up-to -date data of assistance to our customers. http://www .prodjnet.com/r ekordbox/support/ F or inquiries on rekordbox, please see the support site indicated above.
2 DRB1474-A En 2 Thank you for buying this Pioneer product. Please read through these operating instruc tions so you will know how to operate your model properly. After you have fin- ished reading the instructions, put them away in a safe place for future reference . In some countries or regions , the shape of the power plug and power outlet may sometimes differ from that shown in the explanat ory drawings. Howev er the method of connecti ng and operating the unit is the same. The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance. The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. CAUTION: TO PREVENT THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN IMPORT ANT D3-4-2-1-1_A1_En NOTE: THE NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS COMPARTMENT WARNING IS LOCATED ON THE APPLIANCE BOTTOM. P1-4-2-2_En NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Pa rt 15 of the FCC Ru les. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful inte rference in a residential installation . This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful inte rference to radio communications. Howeve r, there is no guarantee that inte rf erence will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful inte rf erence to radio or television receptio n, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to tr y to correct the inte rference by one or more of the following measures: — Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. — Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver . — Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. — Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. D8-10-1-2_A1_En Information to User Alterations or modifications carried out without appropriate authorization may invalidate the user ’s right to operate the equipment. D8-10-2_A1_En CAUTION This product satisfies FCC regulations when shielded cables and connectors are used to connect the unit to other equipment. To prevent electromagnetic inte rference with electric appliances such as radios and televisions, use shielded cables and connectors for connections. D8-10-3a_A1_En FEDERAL COMMUNICA TIONS COMMISSION DECLARA TION OF CONFORMITY This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful inte rference, and (2) this device must accept any inte rf erence received, including inte rference that may cause undesired operation . Product Name: MUL TI PL AY ER Model Numbe r: CDJ-2000 Re sponsible Pa rty Name: PIONEER ELECTRONICS (USA), INC. SERVICE SUPPORT DIVISION A ddress: 1925 E. DOMINGUEZ ST . L ONG BEAC H, CA 90810-1003, U.S.A. P hone: 1-800-421-1404 U RL: http://www .pioneerelectronics.com D8-10-4*_B1_En
3 DRB1474-A En 3 This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. D8-10-1-3_A1_En WARNING This equipment is not waterproof. To prevent a fire or shock hazard, do not place any container filled with liquid near this equipment (such as a vase or flower pot) or expose it to dripping, splashing, rain or moisture. D3-4-2-1-3_B_En    $!)$)  !!%$,'(*%%!- '( $' #)$$*#)'-$' ' $#(*'))) %$,'(*%%!- $!)$)',') (*# ) , !!*(")() '&* ' $!) $',' ))#$#)''%#! #      " #%)!'%  %"!"'#!*!  &"(%&&(&'!"!' $(# !'   ! VENTILATION CAUTION When installing this unit, make sure to leave space around the unit for ventilation to improve heat radiation (at least 5 cm at rear, and 5 cm at each side). WARNING Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided for ventilation to ensure reliable operation of the product, and to protect it from overheating. To prevent fire hazard, the openings should never be blocked or covered with items (such as newspapers, table-cloths, curtains) or by operating the equipment on thick carpet or a bed. D3-4-2-1-7b_A_En Operating Environment Operating environment temperature and humidity: 5 °C to 35 °C ( 41 °F to 95 °F); less than 85 %RH (cooling vents not blocked) Do not install this unit in a poorly ventilated area, or in locations exposed to high humidity or direct sunlight (or strong artificial light) D3-4-2-1-7c*_A1_En If the AC plug of this unit does not match the AC outlet you want to use, the plug must be removed and appropriate one fitted. Replacement and mounting of an AC plug on the power supply cord of this unit should be pe rformed only by qualified se rvice personnel. If connected to an AC outlet, the cut-off plug can cause severe electrical shock. Make sure it is properly disposed of after removal. The equipment should be disconnected by removing the mains plug from the wall socket when le ft unused for a long period of time (for example, when on vacation). 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The power cords should be routed such that they are not likely to be stepped on. A damaged power cord can cause a fire or give you an electrical shock. Check the power cord once in a while. When you find it damaged, ask your nearest PIONEER authorized service center or your dealer for a replacement. S002*_En IMPORT ANT NOTICE THE SERIAL NUMBER FOR THIS EQUIPMENT IS LO CATED ON THE BOT TOM. PLEASE WRITE THIS SERIAL NUMBER ON YOUR ENC LOSED WA RRANTY CARD AND KEEP IN A SECURE AREA. THIS IS FOR YOUR SECURITY . D1-4-2-6-1*_A1_En When using this product, confirm the safety information shown on the bottom of the unit. CAUTION This product is a class 1 laser product classified under the Safety of laser products, IEC 60825-1:2007. CLASS 1 LA SER PRODUCT D58-5-2-2a_A1_En This product contains mercur y. Disposal of this material may be regulated due to environmental considerations. For disposal or recycling information, please contact your local authorities or the Electronics Industries Alliance : www .eiae.org. K057_A1_En The backlig hting lamp of LCD in this equipm ent contain s mercury. Dispos al of this material may be regula ted due to environmen tal consid eratio ns accordin g to Local, State or Federal Laws. For disposal or recyclin g informati on, please contac t your local authorit ies or the Electro nics Indust ries Allian ce: www.eiae.org. WARNING: Handling the cord on this product or cords associated with accessories sold with the product will expose you to chemicals listed on proposition 65 known to the State of California and other governmental entities to cause cancer and birth defect or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling D36-P5_A1_En S001_En Selecting fine audio equipment such as the unit you’ve just purchased is only the start of your musical enjoyment. Now it’s time to consider how you can maximize the fun and excitement your equipment offers. This manufacturer and the Electronic Industries Association’s Consumer Electronics Group want you to get the most out of your equipment by playing it at a safe level. One that lets the sound come through loud and clear without annoying blaring or distortion-and, most importantly , without affecting your sensitive hearing. Sound can be deceiving. Over time your hearing “comfort level” adapts to higher volumes of sound. So what sounds “normal” can actually be loud and harmful to your hearing. Guard against this by setting your equipment at a safe level BEFORE your hearing adapts. To establish a safe level: @ Start your volume control at a low setting. @ Slowly increase the sound until you can hear it comfortably and clearly , and without distortion. Once you have established a comfortable sound level: @ Set the dial and leave it there. T aking a minute to do this now will help to prevent hearing damage or loss in the future. After all, we want you listening for a lifetime. We Want You Listening For A Lifetime Used wisely , your new sound equipment will provide a lifetime of fun and enjoyment. Since hearing damage from loud noise is often undetectable until it is too late, this manufacturer and the Electronic Industries Association’s Consumer Electronics Group recommend you avoid prolonged exposure to excessive noise. This list of sound levels is included for your protection. Decibel Level Example 30 Quiet librar y, soft whispers 40 Living room, refrigerator , bedroom away from traffic 50 Light traffic, normal conversation, quiet office 60 Air conditioner at 20 feet, sewing machine 70 V acuum cleaner , hair dr yer , noisy restaurant 80 Average city traffic, garbage disposals, alarm clock at two feet. THE FOLLOWING NOISES CAN BE DANGEROUS UNDER CONST ANT EXPOSURE 90 Subway , motorcycle, truck traffic, lawn mower 100 Garbage truck, chain saw , pneumatic drill 120 Rock band concert in front of speakers, thunderclap 140 Gunshot blast, jet plane 180 Rocket launching pad Information courtesy of the Deafness Research F oundation.
4 DRB1474-A En 4 Contents How to read this manual The names of displays, menus , and buttons in this manual are enclosed in brack- ets. (e.g. [ MASTER ] channel, [ ON/ OFF ], [File] menu) Before start Featur es ........................................................................................................................... 5 Before you s tart What’s in the box ............................................................................................................. 7 Discs/ files playabl e on the CDJ-2000 ............................................................................ 7 Part Names and Functi ons Contro l Panel ................................................................................................................... 9 Rear Panel ....... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ...........10 Front Panel ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......10 Main unit display .... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ....11 Jog dial d isplay sectio n ...... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ...11 Connections Basic style ... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .....12 Using in c ombination with rekordbox ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......12 Using other brands of DJ software ... ........... ........... ........... ........... ...... ........... ........... ...13 Connec tions for relay p lay ........ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......13 Playbac k Loadin g discs ........ ........... ........... ........... ........... ...... ........... ........... ........... ........... ...........14 Loadin g SD memory cards ..... ...... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ...14 Loadin g USB devices ......... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ...... ........... ........14 Using the PRO DJ LINK function .. ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... . 14 Playback ... ...... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .. 15 Settin g Cue ..... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... . 16 Settin g Loop ....... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .........16 Settin g Hot Cue .. ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........17 Storin g cue and lo op point s .. ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ..........17 Operat ing the jog dial ........ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ...18 Operat ing the [NEEDLE SEARCH] pad ......... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......18 Operat ing the CDJ-200 0 in combination with other devices ....................................19 Using the [BROWSE] button ...... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ....19 Using the [TAG LIS T] butt on .. ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ..........20 Using the [INFO] button ....... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ...........21 Changin g th e settings Using the [MENU/UTILI TY] butt on .......... ...... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........22 About the rekordbox software ..... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ...... ........... .........23 About the driver s oftware ........ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........26 Using other brands of DJ software ... ........... ........... ........... ........... ...... ........... ........... ...27 Additi onal informati on Troubl eshooting ...... ...... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........28 About the liquid c rystal display ..... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ..29 Error message s ......... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... . 29 List of ic ons disp layed o n the main u nit disp lay sec tion ..... ........... ........... ........... .....29 Cautio ns on use ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .........30 Handli ng discs .. ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .........30 Disclaimer ....... ........... ........... ........... ...... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ......31 Specif ications ... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ...... ........... ....31
5 DRB1474-A En 5 Befo re start Be for e s tar t Features The CDJ-2000 is a multi player for professi onal DJs, offering the variet y of functions, durabili ty and operability required for working in discos and nightclu bs. MULT I MEDIA, MULTI FORMA T The CDJ-2000 can play not only discs (CDs and DVDs), but also music files recorded on SD memory cards and USB devices (flash memory drive s and hard disks). Supporte d music file formats include not only music CD (CD-DA) and MP3 but also AAC, WAV a nd AIFF. rekordbox TM The included rekor dbox music manageme nt software can be used to prepare playlists , cues, loops, hot cues and other data required for DJ play unhurrie dly at home ahead of time. This allows you to devote all your attentio n to DJ play at the disco/ nightclu b, without total assuran ce. From acquiring music files to DJ play, all steps in the cycle of the DJ’s work can be accomplished smooth ly. rekordbo x is an applicat ion for managing music files which are used for DJ p lay with a Pioneer DJ Player (i.e. CDJ-2000, CDJ-900). Data that has been detected and measur ed, as well as any points which have been set and stored using rekordbox, can be u sed in combination with a P ioneer DJ Player (i.e. CDJ-200 0, CDJ-900) to achieve outsta nding DJ performanc e. PRO DJ LINK Function s include “SD & USB Export” using SD memory cards and USB devices (flash memory drives and hard discs) and “rekordbox LINK Expor t” using the computer on which rekordbox is installed.  SD & USB Export This function can be used to transfer rekord box music files and managemen t data using SD memory cards/ USB devices. This elimi nates the need to take your com- puter to the disco or club. At home/In a studio Computer At the disco/club - Add to and analyze the collection. - Prepare with rekordbox. Load the SD memory card/USB device into the DJ player. Write the rekordbox data onto an SD memory card or USB device. - Play using the rekordbox data. - Share rekordbox data using PRO DJ LINK. The playing history is stored on the SD memory card/USB device. Check and manage the playing history with rekordbox. Load music files onto the computer from the Internet or discs. rekordbox DJ player  reko rdbo x LI NK Expor t When the CDJ-2000 and comput er are connected by LAN cable, the rekordbox music files and management data can be transferr ed directly betwee n them. This elimi- nates the need to export data to SD memory cards/ USB devices. - Connect the computer and DJ player. - Load the rekordbox data into the DJ player. rekordbox rekordbox At home/In a studio Computer At the disco/club - Add to and analyze the collection. - Prepare with rekordbox. - Play using the rekordbox data. - Share rekordbox data using PRO DJ LINK. Load music files onto the computer from the Internet or discs. DJ player Computer Switching hub
6 DRB1474-A En 6 SOUN D CARD The CDJ-2000 is equippe d with exclusive interfa ce and MIDI interface for controll ing the DJ software of other brands. There is also a built-in sound card, so other equip- ment can be connected easily . DISPLAY A large 6.1-inch color LCD is used to display not only text data but also jacket photos. The combination of a GUI displaying music file inform ation in easily understa nd- able fashion and a rotary selecto r with easy operation lets you select tracks with no stress. WAVE D ISPLAY WAVE displays indicate the data with a higher resolution than previ ous Pioneer product s. NEED LE SEARCH When the NEEDLE SEARCH pad is touched with a finger, the sound near the positi on at which the pad is touched is played insta ntaneousl y. This makes for faster point searchin g than ever before. TAG LIST In addition to playlist s prepared using rekordb ox, tracks to be played next can be temporarily collec ted inside the CDJ-2000 . The music files added to the tag list can be displaye d as a l ist. This function is extreme ly convenient for select ing tracks during live perfor mances. KEYW ORD SEARC H Keyword searc hing, letter jumpin g and other functions let you quickly and precise ly search for the desired music file. HIST ORY MEMOR Y The CDJ-2000 is equippe d with a history function storing the playin g history of music files. Playlist s can be created from this playing history using rekordbox. 0.5 FRAME STEP The minimum frame has evolve d from 1 (1/ 75 seconds) to 0.5 frames. This makes it possibl e to set the cue and loop points with greater preci sion to achieve accurate , advanced DJ play. ADVA NCED JOG DIAL The jog ring illuminati on lights in four places, so the top and side edges of the jog dial are clearly visibl e, even in dark DJ booths. This can also be used to im press the audience. QUANTIZE The CDJ-2000 is equippe d with a quantize function for putting a track on beat even when the button is pressed roughly , as long as the t rack has been analyzed with rekordbo x. When setting real time cues and hot cues, the beat is automaticall y set to the beat closest to the position at which the button was pressed. HIGH S OUND QUAL ITY The CDJ-2000 is designe d for thorough improveme nt of the sound quality, for both the digital and analog outputs . For the digital circuit ry, a high performance Wolfso n D/ A converter is used to faithfully reproduce even the most delicate sound s, achieving clear, high quality sound with a rich sense of mass and acoustic field. For the analog circuitr y, a hybrid OP amplifier is used to reduce to the utmost limits that inaudible noise of 20 k Hz and higher that can blur the original sound. Unwant ed digital noise is shut out to achieve clear, highl y transparent sound faithful to the original.
7 DRB1474-A En 7 Befo re you start Be for e y ou sta rt Wha t’s in the box  Audio cable  Power cable  Control cord  LAN cable  Disc force eject pin  CD-ROM (rekor dbox)  Warranty card  Operatin g instructions (this document) Discs/ fil es playa ble on the CDJ-2 000 Play able disc s Discs includi ng the following marks on the disc label, package or jacket can be played. Types of d iscs th at can be p layed a nd mark s CD CD-TEXT CD-R CD-RW DVD-R DVD-RW is a tr ademark of DVD Format/ Logo Licensin g Corporation. Discs playabl e on this player are as shown below.  CD-R/ -RW discs recorded in music CD (CD-DA) forma t  CD-R/ -RW, DVD-R/ -RW, DVD R/ RW, DVD-R DL (dual layer) and DVD R DL (dual layer) discs on which music files (MP3/ AAC/ WAV/ AIFF) are recorded  Disc s that canno t be played  DTS-CD  Photo CDs  Video CDs  CD Graphics (CD-G) discs  Unfinali zed CDs  DVD-Vide o discs  DVD-Audi o discs  DVD-RAM discs  Unfinali zed DVDs  Play back of disc s create d on a co mputer or DVD record er Dependin g on the application’s settin gs and the computer’s environ ment set- tings, it may not be possible to play discs created on a computer. Record discs in a format playable on the CDJ-2000 . For details, contact your applic ation’s sellin g agent. It may not be possible to play discs created on a computer or DVD recorder due to the disc’s propertie s, scratches or dirt, or poor recording quality (dirt on the recordin g lens, etc.). See Handling discs on page 30 for instructions on handling discs .  Crea ting bac kup disc s When CD-R/ -RW, DVD-R/ -RW, DVD R/ RW, DVD-R DL (dual layer) and DVD R DL (dual layer) discs are paused or left in the pause mode at cue points for long periods of time, it may become difficu lt to play the disc that point, due to the properti es of the disc. When a specific point is looped repeatedly an extremel y large number of times, it may become diffic ult to play that point. When playing valua ble discs, we recommend makin g backup discs.  Rega rdin g co py prote cted CDs This player is designed to conform to the specifications of the audio CD format. This player does not support the playback or function of discs that do not con- form to these specifica tions.  Abou t DualDi sc This player is designed to conform to the specifications of the audio CD format. This player does not support the playback or function of discs that do not con- form to these specifica tions.  Abou t 8 c m si ngle CDs 8 cm single CDs cannot be played on the CDJ-2000. Do not mount 8 cm adapt- ers on CDs and play them on the C DJ-2000. The adapter could fall off as the disc spins, damagi ng the disc or the player.  Abou t CD-Tex t The CDJ-2000 suppo rts CD-Text. Titles , album names and artist names recorded in CD-Text are displaye d. When multiple text data is recorded, the first text data is displayed. The supported character codes are shown below.  ASCII  ISO-8859  MS-JIS  Mandarin Chinese character code Abou t CD playba ck Music files (MP3/ AAC/ WAV/ AIFF) recorde d on CD-R/ -RW, DVD-R/ -RW, DVD R/ RW, DVD-R DL (dual layer) and DVD R DL (dual layer) discs can be played. Folder layers Max. 8 levels (files in folders beyond the 8th level cannot be played) Max. number of folders 2 000 folders per disc (folders beyond the 2 000th folder cannot be displayed) Max. number of files  999 files for each file format  3 000 files per disc (files beyond the 3 000th folder cannot be dis- played) When there are many folders or files, some time may be required for loadin g. Abou t SD memory ca rds Music files (MP3/ AAC/ WAV/ AIFF) recorde d on SD and SDHC memory cards conformi ng to SD standards can be played. Such data as disc identifica tion informati on, cue points, loop points and hot cues can be recorded on SD memory cards. Folder layers Max. 8 levels (files in folders beyond the 8th level cannot be played) Max. number of folders Unlimited (folders beyond the 10 000th folder within a single folder cannot be displayed ) Max. number of files Unlimited (files beyond the 10 000th file within a single folder cannot be displayed) Supported cards 1  SD memory cards: 8 MB – 2 G B  SDHC memory cards: 4 GB – 32 GB Compatibl e formats  SD memory cards: FAT12 and FAT16 (confor ming to SD standards)  SDHC memory cards: FAT32 (conf orming to SD standards) 1 CPRM is n ot supported.  SDHC memory cards can be used with devices suppo rting SDHC memory cards. They cannot be used with devices that only support SD memory cards.  When using SD memory cards with a capacity of 4 GB or greater, use SD memory cards on which the SDHC logo is indicated .  SD memory cards are shipped from the manufa cturer in the standard format indicate d above. If a non-formatted SD memory card is loaded, [ FORMA T SD] is displayed and the card cannot be used.  It may not be possible to used card formatted on a computer, digital camera, etc.  Pioneer does not guaran tee that all SD memory cards will operate on the CDJ-2000.  Caut ions on usin g SD memory cards  SD memory cards are precisio n electronic device s. Handle them with care. Bending, dropping or subjecting SD memory cards to strong forces or shocks could break them. Also, do not use or store SD memory cards in environ- ments where static electricity or electric noise tends to be produced. We recommen d periodically making copies of valuable data.  Please note that Pionee r will accept no responsibili ty whatsoever for loss of data recorded by the customer on SD me mory cards or other direct or indirect problems resulting from connecti on to the CDJ-2000.  After ejectin g SD memory cards, store them in their dedicated case, etc.  Dependin g on the SD m emory card you are using, the desired perfor mance may not be achieved.
8 DRB1474-A En 8 Abou t USB devic es Music files (MP3/ AAC/ WAV/ AIFF) recorde d on USB devices can be played. Such data as disc identifica tion informati on, cue points, loop points and hot cues can be recorded on USB devices. Folder layers Max. 8 levels (files in folders beyond the 8th level cannot be played) Max. number of folders Unlimited (folders beyond the 10 000th folder within a single folder cannot be displayed ) Max. number of files Unlimited (files beyond the 10 000th file within a single folder cannot be displayed) Supported file systems FAT, FAT32 and HFS  The CDJ-2000 support s such USB mass storage class USB devices as external hard discs, portabl e flash memory drives and digital audio player s. External DVD/ CD drives and other optical disc device s cannot be used.  When there are many folders or files, some time may be required for loading .  If multiple partitio ns are set for the USB device, the device may not be recognized.  Caut ions on usin g USB devices  Some USB devices may not operate prope rly. Please note that Pioneer will accept no responsi bility whatsoe ver for loss of data recorded on USB devices.  USB hubs cannot be used.  USB devices equipp ed with flash card readers may not operate.  If a current above the allowable level is detected in the CDJ-2000’s USB port, it could happen that a warning message is displayed, the power to the USB device is cut off and signal transfer is stopped . To restore normal operation , remove USB devices connected to the player, then press USB STOP. Avoid reusing the USB device for which the excess current was detected. If normal operatio n is not restored after performing the above operation (if signals are not transferr ed), try turning off the player’s power then turning it back on.  Dependin g on the USB device you are using, the desired performance may not be achieved. Abou t MP3 files MP3 files can have a constant bit rate (CBR) or a variable bit rate (VBR). Both types of files can be played on the CDJ-2000, but the search and super fast search function s are slower with VBR files. If your priority is operabilit y, we recommend recordin g MP3 files in CBR. The CDJ-2000 suppo rts MP3 files in the formats shown below. Compatibl e formats MPEG-1 Audio Layer-3 sampl ing frequencies of 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz, and bit rates of 32 kbps – 320 kbps are supported. MPEG-2 Audio Layer-3 sampl ing frequencies of 16 kHz, 22.05 kHz and 24 kHz, and bit rates of 16 kbps – 16 0 kbps are supported. Track informat ion ID3 tag versions 1.0, 1.1, 2.2, 2.3 and 2.4 are sup- ported. Titles, album names , artist names, etc., are dis- played here. 1 JPEG images embedde d in ID3 tags are displayed as the jacket photo. 2 File extension .mp3 1 To d isplay characte rs written in a local code other than Unicode, change the [ LAN- GUAGE ] setting at [UTILITY ] (page 22 ). 2 Files larger than 800 x 800 d ots cannot be displayed. Abou t AAC files  AAC is the abbreviation of “Advanced Audio Coding”, a basic format of audio compress ion technology used for MPEG-2 and MPEG-4.  The file format and extensio n of AAC data depends on the application used to create the data.  In addition to AAC files encoded with iTune s ® and with the extension “.m4a”, files with the extensio ns “.aac” and “.mp4” can also be played on the CDJ- 2000. However , copyright protect ed AAC files purchased for example at the iTunes Music Store cannot be played. Also, some files may not be playable, dependin g on the iTunes version used to encode them.  The CDJ-2000 suppo rts AAC files in the formats shown below. Compatibl e formats MPEG-4 AAC LC Sampling frequ encies of 16 kHz, 22.05 kHz, 24 kHz, 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz, and bit rates of 16 kpbs – 320 kbps are supported. Track informat ion aac ID3 tag versions 1.0, 1.1, 2.2, 2.3 and 2.4 are sup- ported. Titles, album names , artist names, etc., are dis- played here. 1 JPEG images embedde d in ID3 tags are displayed as the jacket photo. 2 Extension s other than aac Meta tags (embedded tags) are supported. Titles, album names , artist names, etc., are dis- played here. 1 JPEG images embedde d in tags are displayed as the jacket photo. 2 File extension .m4a, .aac and .mp4 1 To d isplay characte rs written in a local code other than Unicode, change the [ LAN- GUAGE ] setting at [UTILITY ] (page 22 ). 2 Files larger than 800 x 800 d ots cannot be displayed. Abou t WAV files The CDJ-2000 suppo rts WAV files in the formats shown below. Compatibl e formats The 16-/ 24-bit non-com pressed PCM format and sampling frequencies of 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz are supported. Track informat ion LST chunk Titles, album names , artist names, etc., are displayed here. 1 File extension .wav 1 To d isplay characte rs written in a local code other than Unicode, change the [ LAN- GUAGE ] setting at [UTILITY ] (page 22 ). Abou t AIFF file s The CDJ-2000 suppo rts AIFF files in the formats shown below. Compatibl e formats The 16-/ 24-bit non-com pressed PCM format and sampling frequencies of 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz are supported. Titles, album names , artist names, etc., are displayed here. 1 File extension .aif, .aiff 1 To d isplay characte rs written in a local code other than Unicode, change the [ LAN- GUAGE ] setting at [UTILITY ] (page 22 ). Abou t rekordb ox  rekordbo x is an applicat ion for managing music files which are used for DJ play with a Pioneer DJ Player (i.e. CDJ-200 0, CDJ-900). Data that has been detected and measur ed, as well as any points which have been set and stored using rekordb ox, can be used in combination with a Pioneer DJ Player (i.e. CDJ-200 0, CDJ-900) to achieve outsta nding DJ performance.  Install rekor dbox from the included CD-ROM onto a computer. For instruc- tions on using rekordbo x, see Using in combination with rekor dbox on page 12 and About the rekordbox softwar e on page 23 .
9 DRB1474-A En 9 Part Names and Functio ns Pa rt Nam es and Fu nct io ns LINK USB AUDIO OUT RL CONTROL DIGITAL OUT PO WE R PL AY / PAUS E CUE SEARC H TR ACK SEARC H FW D REV DIRECTIO N USB STOP L INK USB SD DISC BR OWSE TA G LIST INFO MENU UTILITY RE V FW D TEMPO RESET MASTER TEMP O TEMP O 6 WIDE 1 0 16 VINYL JO G MODE CD J RELEAS E/ ST ART TO UC H/BRAKE VINY L SPEED ADJUS T LIGH TH EA VY JOG ADJUST CU E/LOOP DELE TE MEM ORY UNLOC K OFF ON LOCK POWER DISC EJECT ST ANDBY BA CK /R EM OV E TA G TR AC K TIME MODE AU TO CU E OU TR ELOO P/ EXIT LOOP NEEDLE SEARC H CALL IN ADJUS TO UT ADJUST LOOP CUTTER 4-BEA T LOOP IN / CU E REC / CALL SD HOT C UE TEMP O 0 MU LT I PL AY ER CD J- 2000 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 9 12 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 45 46 44 20 21 24 22 23 25 27 10 26 28 30 31 32 33 34 35 29 Control Panel Rear Panel Front Panel 36 38 39 40 41 37 42 43 Con trol Panel 1 PLAY/PAUSE  and PLAY/PAU SE  indica tor (page 15 ) This lights when playin g tracks and flashes when in the pause mode. 2 CUE and CUE i ndicator (page 16 ) This lights when a cue point is set (except during track search ing), and flashes when a new cue point can be set in the p ause mode. 3 SEARCH  /  (page 15 ) 4 TRACK SEARCH  /  (page 15 ) 5 DIRECTI ON FW D REV and REV indica tor (page 15 ) 6 4-BEAT LOOP/ LOOP CUTTE R (pa ge 17 ) 7 HOT CUE (A, B , C, REC/C ALL) (page 17 ) 8 LOOP IN/ CUE (IN ADJUST) (pag e 16 ), L OOP O UT (O UT AD JUST) (page 16 ), RE LOOP/EXIT (pag e 16 ) 9 SD memory card door, insert ion slot and SD memory card indic ator (page 14 ) a USB devic e ins ertion slot, USB indicato r and USB STOP (page 14 ) b LINK, USB, SD, DISC (page 15 ) c TIME MODE/ AUTO CUE (page 16 ) d Main unit display (pag e 11 ) e BROWSE (page 19) f TAG LIST (page 20 ) g INFO (page 21 ) h MENU/UT ILITY (page 22 ) i BACK (page 19 ) j TAG TRACK/ REMOV E (pa ge 20 ) k Rotary selec tor a nd in dicator When selectin g tracks or setting items, the cursor moves when the rotary selector is turned. Press the rotary selector to enter. l STANDBY indi cator (page 22 ) This lights when in the standby mode. m UNLOCK, LOCK (pag e 14 ) n DISC EJECT  an d DIS C EJE CT indicat or (p age 14 ) o NEEDLE SEARC H pad (pag e 18 ) p VINYL SPEED ADJUS T TOU CH/BRAKE (page 18 )
10 DRB1474-A En 10 q CUE/LOO P CAL L  /  (page 17 ), DE LETE (page 17 ), MEMORY (page 17 ) r VINYL SPEED ADJUS T REL EASE/STAR T (page 18 ) s JOG ADJUST (page 18 ) t JOG MODE, VINYL mode indica tor and CDJ mode indicato r (page 18 ) The mode switches betwe en VINYL and CDJ each time this is pressed. The indicato r for the selected mode lights. u TEMPO ±6/±10 /±16/WIDE (pag e 15 ) v MASTER TEMPO (pag e 15 ) w TEMPO (page 15 ) x TEMPO RESET and TEMPO RESET indicator Regardle ss of the position of the TEMPO dial, tracks are played at the original playing speed recorded on the disc, etc. The indicato r lights when TEMPO RESET is turned on. y Jog dial (– R EV/ FWD) and JOG R ING I LLUMINATI ON (p age 18 ) z Jog dial display secti on (p age 11 ) Rea r Panel A POWER  ON OFF Press to turn the power on and off. B AUDIO OUT L/ R (page 12 ) C AC IN (p age 12 ) D CONTROL (pag e 19 ) E DIGITAL OUT F Kensing ton s ecurity slot G LINK (page 12 ) H USB (page 12 ) Fro nt Panel I Disc inserti on sl ot J Disc force eject pin insert ion hole K Disc inserti on sl ot in dicator Abou t ejectin g discs by force  If the disc cannot be ejected by pressing [ DISC EJECT ], the disc can be ejected forci bly by inserting the disc force eject pin all the way into the disc force eject pin inserti on hole on the main unit’s front panel.  When forcibly ejecting a disc, be sure to do s o following the procedur e below. 1 P ress [POWE R] an d wai t at least 1 minute after the s et’s power has turne d off . Never forcibl y eject a disc directly after turning off the set’s power. Doing so is dangerou s for the reasons described below. The disc will still be spinning when ejecte d and could hit your fingers, etc., causing injur y. Also, the disc clamp will rotate in an unstable way, and the disc could get scratched. 2 Us e the incl uded disc force eject pin. (Do not use a nything else.) The included disc force eject pin is mounted on the CDJ-2000’s bottom panel. When the pin is inserted all the way into the insertion hole, the disc is ejected 5 mm to 10 mm o ut of the disc insertion slot. Grasp the disc with your fingers and pull it out.
11 DRB1474-A En 11 Part Names and Functio ns Mai n unit displ ay 1 2 5 3 4 6 7 11 10 12 13 14 15 16 8 9 1 Informa tion display sectio n 2 REMAIN This lights when the time display is set to the remaining time. 3 TRACK This indicate s the track number (01 – 99). 4 PLAYER This indicate s the player number (1 – 4) assigned to this CDJ-2000. 5 A. CUE ( page 16 ) This lights when auto cue is set. 6 MEMORY Cue points, loop points and hot cues recorded on SD memory cards and USB devices are displa yed as marks. 7 CUE The positions of cue points, loop point s and hot cues are displayed as marks. 8 Playing addr ess d isplay The track is displayed as a bar graph. The current playbac k position is dis- played as a white vertical line. When the elapse d time is displayed, the left edge of the graph lights. When the remainin g time is displayed, the display turns off from the left side. The entire graph flashe s slowly when there are less than 30 seconds remaini ng in the track, then begins flashing rapidl y when less than 15 seconds remain. 9 WAVE display This displays the WAVE display, guidance, etc. a NEEDLE This lights when needle searching is possible. b Time display (min utes, seconds and frames) There are 75 frames to a second. c QUANTIZE This lights red when [ QUANTI ZE] is turned on. When [ QUANTI ZE] is turned on, the loop points and hot cue are automatically set to the beat nearest the position at which [ LOOP IN/ CUE ( IN ADJUST )], [ LOOP OUT ( OUT ADJUST)] , [ 4-BEAT LOOP] or [ HOT CUE] ( A , B or C ) was pressed. The quantize funct ion does not work in the following situation s ([ QUANTIZE] is displayed in gray):  When playing track s recorded on discs  When playing music files that have not been analyzed with rekordbox  In the pause mode d MT This lights when the master tempo is set (page 15 ). e BPM Displays BPM (Beats Per Minute) of the track currently being played . f Playing spee d dis play The number changes according to the position of [ TEMPO ]. g Playing spee d adj ustment range displ ay This indicate s the range in which the playing speed can be adjusted with respect to the original playing speed recorded on the medium. Jog d ial dis play sectio n 1 2 3 4 5 1 Operati on di splay This indicate s the playing position, with one revolu tion equal to 135 frames. It turns during playb ack and stops in the pause mode. 2 Cue point display 3 Audio memory stat us di splay This flashes when the audio memor y is being written. It stops flashing, remainin g lit, when writing is completed. The operation s below may not be possible while the audio memory is being written.  Setting Cue Point durin g playback (Real Time Cue)  Setting Hot Cue The display also flashe s when there is not enough memory due to scratch play. 4 Jog touch detecti on di splay When the jog mode is set to VINYL, the top of th e jog dial lights when pressed. 5 VINYL This lights when the jog mode is set to VINYL (page 18 ).
12 DRB1474-A En 12 Connections Be sure to turn off the power and unplug the power cord from the power outlet whenever making or changing connections . Refer to the operating instr uctions for the componen t to be connected. Connect the power cord after all the connections between devic es have been completed. Do not disconnect the LAN cable when music files and/ or informatio n are being shared using PRO DJ LINK. Bas ic style  rekordbox music files and data can be transferred to the CDJ-2000 using USB device s (flash memory drives, hard discs , etc.), eliminatin g the need to bring a c om- puter into the DJ booth. Playlis t, cue, loop and hot cue information set with rekord box in advanced can be used for DJ play.  The contents of media loaded in DJ players (track s, cue point memories, WAVE infor mation, etc.) can be shared. For detail s, see Using the PRO DJ LINK function on page 14 .  Up to four units can be connected. A switching hub (commerc ially availab le) is required to connect three or more units. Use a switching hub of 100 Mbps or greater. Note that some switchin g hubs may not operate normally. AUDIO OUT RL CONTROL LINK USB DIGITAL OUT PO WER DJ player DJ mixer Rear panel L R rekordbox Computer LAN cable Control cord Audio cable Power cable To an AC outlet Audio cable Control cord USB STOP M IN IN SD SD memory card on which rekordbox data is recorded USB device on which rekordbox data is recorded Usi ng in com binati on with r ekordb ox  When connected by LAN cable to a computer on which rekordbo x is installed, tracks in rekordb ox can be selected and played. For instruct ions on operating reko rd- box on the computer, see the rekordbo x manual. Instructi ons on operating rekor dbox can be found in the rekordbox [Hel p] menu.  Up to two computers can be connected.  The contents of media loaded in the differen t DJ players (tracks, cue point memori es, WAVE informatio n, etc.) can be displayed (page 15 ).  Up to four units can be connected. A switching hub (commerc ially availab le) is required to connect three or more units. Use a switching hub of 100 Mbps or greater. Note that some switchin g hubs may not operate normally. AUDIO OUT RL CONTROL LINK USB DIGITAL OUT PO WER Rear panel rekordbox L R Audio cable Control cord Power cable To an AC outlet LAN cable Computer Switching hub LAN cable × 3 Control cord × 3 Audio cable × 3 DJ player × 3D J mixer LAN cable FW D DIRECTION USB STOP M IN IN REC / CAL L SD SD memory card on which rekordbox data is recorded USB device on which rekordbox data is recorded
13 DRB1474-A En 13 Connections Usi ng other brands o f DJ soft ware With the CDJ-2000, the operating informati on of the buttons, tempo adjustmen t dial, etc., can also be output in universal MIDI format. When connected by USB cable to a computer on which MIDI-compa tible DJ software is installe d, the DJ software can be operated from the CDJ-2000. The sound of music files being played on the computer can also be output from the CDJ-200 0. For details, see About the driver softwar e on page 26 an d Using other brands of DJ software on page 27.  Connect a computer on which Mac OS X (10.4.6 or later), Windows Vista ® or Windows ® XP is i nstalled . AUDIO OUT RL CONTROL LINK USB DIGITAL OUT PO WER Rear panel L R Computer USB Cable Audio cable DJ player DJ mixer Audio cable Power cable To an AC outlet USB Cable Other brands of DJ software Con nectio ns for relay p lay Relay play between two DJ players is possibl e by interconnectin g the CDJ-2000 and a Pioneer DJ player using the CONTROL jacks (page 19 ). AUDIO OUT RL CONTROL LINK USB DIGITAL OUT PO WER L R Control cord DJ player DJ mixer Power cable To an AC outlet Rear panel Audio cable Audio cable
14 DRB1474-A En 14 Playback Loa ding discs  Set the di sc with the printed side f acing u p.  Insert the disc i nto the disc insertion slot on the set’s front panel.  Do not ins ert two or more discs at onc e.  Do not for ce disc s into the set’s disc insertion slot when th e set’s power is o ff. Doing so c ould da mage the d isc or the set.  When the d isc is being drawn in or ejected, do not apply any for ce to the disc in the direction o pposite its mov ement. D oing so could damage the d isc or the set. 1 P ress [POWE R]. Turn on the power of this unit. 2 I nsert the disc into the disc insert ion slot. Playback starts.  When auto cue is turned on, playback starts when [ PLAY/PAUSE  ] is pressed. For details on the auto cue function, see Setting auto cue on page 16. Ejec ting disc s Press [DIS C EJE CT  ]. The disc is ejected from the disc insertion slot.  If [ DISC EJECT ] is pressed by mistake, press [ PLAY/PAUS E ] immedi- ately. The set is restored to the status it was in just before [ DISC EJECT ] was pressed. (No sound is output during this time.)  When [ UNLOCK / LOCK ] is set to [LOCK ], press [PLAY/PA USE  ] to set the pause mode, then press [ DISC EJECT  ]. Loa ding SD memo ry cards 1 O pen the SD memory card door. 2 I nsert the SD memory card. Insert the SD memory card vertica lly, with the back side facing forward and the notch facing down. Push the card in slowly until it stops. 3 C lose the SD memory card door. The SD memory card indicator lights.  When an SD memory card that has previously been loade d in the CDJ-2000 or a Pioneer DJ player is loaded, the number of discs for which WAVE informa- tion, etc., is recorded is displayed on the main unit display. Ejec ting SD memory cards fr om the set Do not eject SD memory cards or turn off the CDJ-2000’s power while the SD memory card indica tor is flashing. Doing so could damage the data record ed on the card. 1 O pen the SD memory card door. The SD memory card indicator turns off. 2 P ress the SD memory card in. When it pops back up, pull it out vertically.  Do not forcibly insert or remove SD memory cards . Doing so could damage the SD memory card or the set.  Do not insert any objects other than SD memory cards into the SD memory card insertio n slot. Inserting coins or other metal objec ts could damage the internal circuitry, resulti ng in malfunction. Loa ding USB dev ices Inser t the USB devic e int o the USB port. The USB indicator light s.  When a USB device that has previously been loade d in the CDJ-2000 or a Pioneer DJ player is loaded, the number of discs for which WAVE informa- tion, etc., is recorded is displayed on the main unit display. Remo ving USB devic es from the set  Be sure to follow the procedure below when r emoving USB dev ices fr om the set. Removing a USB device without following this procedure could erase the set’s managem ent data a nd make it impossible to r ead the U SB devic e.  When turning the set’s po wer off , be sure to remove the USB de vice first. 1 P ress [USB STOP] for over 2 second. The USB indicator turns off. 2 D iscon nect the U SB de vice. Usi ng the PRO DJ LINK func tion When two or more CDJ-2000s are connect ed by LAN cable, tracks recorded on SD memory cards or USB devices connect ed to other players can be loaded onto this unit. 1 C onnec t thi s uni t and othe r DJ playe rs using LAN cables. 2 P ress [LINK ]. Media loaded in another DJ player is displayed on this unit’s display. 3 S elect the mediu m and ente r. The medium’s conte nts are displayed. 4 S elect the track and enter . The track is loaded into this unit.  The informati on below can be shared among DJ players connected by PRO DJ LINK. T racks (music files) T AG LIST (page 20) I NFO (page 21) D isc cue points D isc WAVE displays Shar ing disc infor mati on 1 L oad an SD m emory card or U SB de vice into the DJ player conne cted by PR O DJ LINK. 2 L oad a disc in th e CDJ -2000. When no SD memory card or USB device is loaded in this unit, the player number and check screen for DJ players in which SD memory cards or USB devices are loaded are display ed on this unit’s display. 3 P ress [MEMO RY] o n thi s uni t. The disc informati on set for this unit is registered on the SD memory card/ USB device of the DJ player connected by PRO DJ LINK.  When multiple DJ players are connected by PRO DJ LINK and SD memory cards/ USB devices are loaded in two or more DJ players, discs are not regis- tered in DJ players other than this one.  If [ DELETE] is pressed in step 3, th e disc information is not register ed on any DJ player. No disc informati on is registered on any DJ player until the SD memory card/ USB device is loaded on the CDJ-2000. To registe r the disc informat ion, press [ DISC], then press [ MENU/UTILI TY] and select the player in which the informatio n is to be registered .
15 DRB1474-A En 15 Play back Brow sing libr aries and fold ers The browsing displ ay differs dependin g on whether or not library information is recorded on the SD memory card/ USB device.  With library infor mation  Library browsi ng: The music files are displayed by the categorie s set in rekordbox (album, artist, etc.).  Without libra ry information  Folder browsing: The folders/ tracks on the medium are display ed with a tree structure. The types of items on the category menu can be changed in rekordbox’ s prefer- ences (enviro nmental settin gs). 2 3 4 5 1 1 List of contents The contents of the selected mediu m are displayed. 2 Uppermos t level Displays the name of the upper folder or media of the displayed item. 3 Cursor Turn the rotary selector to move the cursor up and d own. 4 Contents of selected item The contents of the line selected with the cursor are displayed. 5 Jacket photo When artwork is register ed in rekordbox or when the ID3 tag contains a JPEG image, the image for the track selected with the cursor is dis- played. Playback 1 L oad the medium in this unit. 2 P ress [DISC ], [S D], [ USB] or [L INK]. The contents of the selected medium are displayed. 3 T urn the rotary selec tor. Select the track. The catego ry/ folder/ track informa tion is displayed.  Once the lowermost level in the folder is reached, press the rotary selector. Press [ BACK] to return to the uppermos t level.  Press [ BACK] for over 1 second or press the media button of the medium you are browsing to return to the uppermos t level. 4 P ress the rotary sele ctor. The track is loaded and playback begin s. is displayed to the left of the cur- rently playin g track.  [ TRACK SEARC H  /  ] can be used to select tracks within the currently playing track ’s category/ folder.  When a disc containing music files recorded with a hierarchica l structure is loaded, playb ack starts from the tracks in the uppermost level .  When [ UNLOCK / LOCK ] is set to [LOCK ], press [PLAY/PA USE  ] to set the pause mode, then press the rotary selector. Pausing Durin g pla yback, press [PLAY/ PAUSE  ]. The PLAY/PAUSE  and CUE indicators flash. Press [PLAY/ PAUSE  ] again to resume playback .  If no operation is performed for 100 minutes while in the pause mode, the disc automati cally stops spinnin g. When [ PLAY/PAUS E ] is pressed at this time, playbac k resumes from the first track. When auto cue is turned on, the set cues to the first track and pauses there.  Resu ming pla ybac k fr om the posit ion play ing just before the disc was ejected (Resume)  After a disc is ejected, if that same disc is immediately reloa ded in the CDJ- 2000, playbac k resumes from the position playin g just before the disc was ejected.  The resume functio n only works when the same disc is ejected then reloaded before loadin g another disc.  When [ TRACK SEARC H  /  ] is pressed before starti ng playback, the set searches for the beginning of the track and playback starts.  The resume functio n does not work for SD memory cards or USB devices. Forw ard and revers e scan ning Press [SEA RCH  /  ]. When [ SEARCH  /  ] pressed and held in, the track is fast-forwa rded or fast- reversed.  When the music files are recorded in a fo lder structure , only tracks within the same category / folder are fast-fo rwarded/ fast-reversed. Find ing the beginn ings o f t racks (Track Se arch) Press [TRA CK SE ARCH  /  ]. Press the [ ] to move to the beginning of the next track. When [ ] is pressed, the beginni ng of the currently playing track is searche d. When pressed twice consecutively , the set returns to the beginning of the previ- ous track.  When the music files are recorded in a fo lder structure , only tracks within the same category / folder are searche d.  When auto cue is turned on, the set searches for the beginning of the track and pauses there (page 16 ). Adju sting the play ing speed (Temp o c ontrol ) Move [TEMP O] up or down. The tempo increase s when moved to the [ ＋] side (down), decreases when moved to the [ –] side (up). The rate at which the playing speed is changed is indicate d on the playing speed display.  Sele ctin g th e range for adjus ting the playing spe ed Press [TEM PO ±6 /±10/±16/ WIDE]. The range of adjustment of the [ TEMPO] contr ol switches each time the button is pressed. The adjustment range setting is indicated on the playing speed adjust- ment range display .  The tempo can be adjusted in units of 0.02 % when set to ± 6 %, in steps of 0.05 % when set to ±10 %, in steps of 0.05 % w hen set to ±16 %, and in steps of 0.5 % when set to WI DE .  The adjustmen t range is ±100 % when set to WIDE. When set to –100 %, playback stops.  The adjustmen t range is set to ±10 % when the power is turned on. Adju sting the play ing speed witho ut changi ng the pitch (Mast er Tempo) Press [MAS TER T EMPO]. The MASTER TEMPO indicator and [ MT ] o n the main unit display light. The pitch does not change even when the playing speed is changed with the [ TEMPO] control.  The sound is digitally proce ssed, so the sound quality decreas es. Play ing in reve rse Set [DIREC TION FWD/ REV] to [REV]. The REV indicator lights and the track plays in the reverse directi on.  When the music files are recorded in a fo lder structure , only tracks within the same category / folder can be played in reverse. Also note that rever se play- back may not start immediate ly.  The direction in which the playing speed is increased or decreased accor ding to the direction in which the jog dial is turned is reversed.  When such operatio ns as track searching and loop playback are performed during revers e playback, the audio memory statu s display on the jog dial display secti on flashes and scratch play may not be possible.
16 DRB1474-A En 16 Set ting Cue 1 D uring play back, press [PLAY/P AUSE  ]. Playback is paused. 2 P ress [CUE] . The point at which the track is paused is set as the cue p oint. The CUE indicator lights and the PLAY/PA USE  indicato rs flashes. No sound is output at this time.  When a new cue point is set, the previously set cue point is canceled.  For instruc tions on saving cue points. see Storin g cue and loop points on page 17. Adju sting the cue point positi on 1 P ress [SEAR CH  /  ] while pausi ng at the cue point. The CUE and PLAY/PAUSE  indica tors flash. 2 P ress [SEAR CH  /  ]. The cue point can be fine-adjuste d in steps of 0.5 frames.  The same operation is possible using the jog dial. 3 P ress [CUE] . The point at which the button was pressed is set as the cue point.  When a new cue point is set, the previously set cue point is canceled.  When the medium conta ining the track is removed, the cue point is canceled . For instruct ions on saving cue points. see Storing cue and loop points on page 17. Retu rning to Cue Poin t ( Back Cue) Durin g pla yback, press [CUE]. The set immediatel y returns to the currently set cue point and pauses.  When [ PLAY/P AUSE ] is pressed, playback starts from the cue point. Chec king Cue Point (Cue Point Sample r) Press and hold [CUE] afte r ret urning to the cue point. Playback starts from the currently set cue point. Playbac k continues while [ CUE] is pressed in.  When the music files are recorded in a fo lder structure , the cue point can only be checked for tracks within the same category/ folder. Sett ing Cue Point during pl ayback (R eal Time Cue) Durin g pla yback, press [LOOP IN/ CUE (IN ADJUST) ] at the positi on at which you want to set t he cu e point. The point at which the button was pressed is set as the cue point. Sett ing auto cue When a track is loaded or the track search operation is perform ed, the silent sec- tion at the beginning of the track is skipped and the cue point is automatical ly set at the point immediatel y before the sound starts. Press [TIM E MOD E/ AUTO CUE] for over 1 second. Auto cue is turned on. [ A. CUE] lights on the main unit display.  The auto cue level setting remain s in the memory, even when the power is turned off. Chan ging the auto cue level The sound pressure level for identifying a section as silent can be selected from among the followin g eight steps: –36 dB, –42 dB, –48 dB, –54 dB, – 60 dB, –66 dB, –72 dB a nd –78 dB  The auto cue level setting remain s in the memory, even when the power is turned off.  There are two ways to change the auto cue level, as shown below.  Chan ging pro cedu re - [ MENU/UTILITY] 1 P ress [MENU /UTILITY] for over 1 second. The [ UTILITY ] screen is displayed. 2 S elect [AUT O CUE LEVE L] an d ent er. 3 T urn the rotary selec tor. The auto cue level setting change s.  Chan ging pro cedu re - [ TIME MODE / AUTO CUE ] 1 P ress [TIME MODE / AUTO CUE] for at least 5 s econds. The auto cue level setting changi ng mode is set. 2 P ress [CUE/ LOOP CALL  /  ]. The auto cue level setting change s.  To cancel the changing mode, press [ TIME MODE/ AUTO CUE ] again. Set ting Loop 1 D uring play back, press [LOOP IN/ CUE (IN ADJUST) ] at the posit ion a t whi ch yo u wan t to start looping (the loop in point). Loop In Point is set.  This operatio n is not necessary if you have already set a Cue Point as a Loop In Point. 2 Pr ess [ LOOP OUT ( OUT A DJUST)] at the position at which you want to stop looping (the loop out point ). The Loop Out Point is set, and Loop playback starts from the Loop In Point.  When playing music files, looping can only be set within the same track. Fine -adjus ting the loop in point (loop in adjust ) 1 D uring loop play back, press [LOOP IN/ CUE (IN ADJUST) ]. [ LOOP IN/ CUE ( IN ADJUST )] switch es to a f ast flashing and [ LOOP OUT ( OUT ADJUST) ] turns off. The loop in point’s time is displayed on the main unit display. 2 P ress [SEAR CH  /  ]. The loop in point can be adjusted in units of 0.5 frames.  The same operation is possible using the jog dial.  The loop in point can be adjusted by ±30 frames and must be in front of t he loop out point. 3 P ress [LOOP IN/ CUE (IN ADJUST) ].  Normal loop playba ck resumes.  Normal loop playba ck also resumes if no operation is performed for over 10 seconds.  When playing music files, the loop in point can only be adjusted within the same track. Fine -adjus ting the loop out point (l oop out adjust) 1 D uring loop play back, press [LOOP OUT (OUT ADJUST)] . [ LOOP OUT ( OUT ADJUST)] switches to a fast flashing and [ LOOP IN/ CUE ( IN ADJUST)] turns off. The loop out point’s time is displayed on the main unit display. 2 P ress [SEAR CH  /  ]. The loop out point can be adjusted in units of 0.5 frames.  The same operation is possible using the jog dial.  The loop out point adjustmen t range is anywhere after the loop in point. 3 P ress [LOOP OUT (OUT ADJUS T)]. Normal loop playba ck resumes.  Normal loop playba ck also resumes if no operation is performed for over 10 seconds.  When playing music files, the loop out point can only be adjusted within the same track. Canc eling Loop playbac k (Loop Exit) Durin g loo p pla yback, press [RELOO P/EXIT]. Playback continues after the Loop Out Point without retur ning to the Loop In Point. Retu rning to Loop playba ck (Reloo p) After canc eling loop playback , pre ss [R ELOOP /EXIT] during playback. Playback returns to the previously set Loop In Point, and Loop playback resum es.
17 DRB1474-A En 17 Play back Sett ing loops a utomati cally (4-bea t Loop ) Durin g pla yback, press [4-BEA T LOO P/ LOOP CUTTE R]. A loop of 4 b eats starting from the point at which the button was pressed is set automati cally accordin g to the BPM of th e currently playing track, and loop playback starts.  If the track’s BPM cannot be detected, the BPM is s et to 130. Cutt ing loops ( Loop Cut) Durin g loo p pla yback, press [4-BEA T LOO P/ LOOP CUTTE R]. The loop playing time is cut in half each time the button is pressed. Exte nding loops Durin g loo p pla yback, press [4-BEA T LOO P/ LOOP CUTTE R] wh ile press ing i n [LO OP OU T (OU T ADJ UST)]. The loop playing time is doubled each time the button is pressed.  The same operation can be performe d as described below. P ress [ SEARCH  /  ] while pressing [ LOOP OUT ( OUT ADJUST )]. T urn the jog dial while pressing [ LOOP OUT ( OUT ADJUST )]. Set ting Hot Cue 1 P ress [HOT CUE REC/CA LL]. The set switches to the hot cue recording mode. The HOT CUE indicato r ( A , B , C ) light red. 2 Du ring playback or in the p ause mode, press [HOT CUE] (A, B or C) at th e poi nt at whic h you want to se t the hot cue. The position at which the button was presse d or the currently playing loop is set at the [ HOT CUE] button (note that the direction of playback is not recorded). The button’s indicator flashes.  While the hot cue is being recorded, it is not possible to record other [ HOT CUE] buttons, set cue points, fast-forwar d/ fast-rev erse or scratch play.  When an SD memory card or USB device is loaded in the player, the point informat ion is recorded automati cally.  When a hot cue is set d uring scratch play, playback may stop temporari ly. Play ing hot cues 1 P ress [HOT CUE REC/CA LL]. The hot cue playing mode is set.  The indicator s of buttons at which cue points are recorded light green.  The indicator s of buttons at which loop playback is recorded light orang e.  The indicator s of the buttons at which nothing is recorded do not light. 2 Du ring playback or in the p ause mode, press [HOT CUE] (A, B or C). Playback starts instantaneo usly from the point recorded at that button.  For loop playback recor ded at the [ HOT CUE] buttons, the information dif- fers from loop playback set using the [ LOOP IN/ CUE ( IN ADJUST )] and [ LOOP OUT ( OUT ADJUST)] buttons. Loop playback can be canceled using the [ RELOOP/ EXIT] button and the loop out point can be fine-adjust ed using the [ LOOP OUT ( OUT ADJUST)] butto n. Adjusting this direct ly changes the informat ion recorded at the [ HOT CUE] buttons ( A , B and C ). Call ing out Hot Cue  Proc edur e fo r callin g out hot cues (for discs ) 1 L oad an SD m emory card/ USB device in the CDJ-200 0. 2 L oad a disc in th e CDJ -2000. When the disc’s hot cues are recorded on the SD memory card/ USB device, the HOT CUE indicator (A , B or C ) flashes. 3 Pr ess t he [H OT CU E] bu tton (A, B or C) whose hot cue you want to call out. The hot cue is called out. The HOT CUE ( A , B , C) indicator lights.  If you do not want to c all out a hot cue, press [ HOT CUE REC/CAL L ] without pressing [ HOT CUE] ( A , B or C). Button s for which no hot cue was not called out turn off.  When playing track s recorded on media other than discs, hot cues cannot be called out even when a disc for which hot cues are recorded is loaded in the CDJ-2000.  If you accidentall y cancel the hot cue call out mode, eject the SD memory card/ USB device, then reload it.  Proc edur e fo r callin g out hot cues (for SD memory car ds/ USB devi ces) 1 L oad an SD m emory card/ USB device in the CDJ-200 0. 2 L oad the track whose hot cue you want to ca ll ou t. 3 P ress [HOT CUE REC/CA LL] f or ov er 1 secon d. The set switches to the hot cue call out mode, and the HOT CUE indicators ( A , B or C ) at w hich hot cues are recorded flash. 4 Pr ess t he [H OT CU E] bu tton (A, B or C) whose hot cue you want to call out. The hot cue is called out. The HOT CUE ( A , B , C) indicator lights.  If you do not want to c all out a hot cue, press [ HOT CUE REC/CAL L ] without pressing [ HOT CUE] ( A , B or C). Button s for which no hot cue was not called out turn off.  If you accidentall y cancel the hot cue call out mode, press [ HOT CUE REC/CAL L ] again.  Canc elin g th e hot cue call out mode Perform one of the operation s below to cancel the hot cue call out mode. The hot cue call out mode is not canceled when a different track is played. 1 C allin g out hot cues A, B a nd C. 2 P ress [HOT CUE REC/CA LL]. Sto ring cue and l oop poi nts 1 L oad an SD m emory card/ USB device in the CDJ-200 0. 2 S et Cue Point or Loop Point. 3 P ress [MEMO RY]. [ MEMORY] or [ MEMORY] appears on the main unit display. The stored cue point appear s on the playing address display. The point infor mation is register ed on the SD memory card/ USB device.  When both an SD memory card and USB device are loaded on the CDJ-2000, the SD memory card has priority.  To store loop points, press [ MEMO RY] during loop playback . The stored loop points appear on the playing addre ss display.  The icon is displayed to the left of tracks for which cue or loop points are saved.  The informati on is automatically recorded on the SD memory card/ USB device. C ue point or loop playback informat ion set at [ HOT CUE] ( A , B and C) T rack’s WAVE display information Call ing out saved cue or loop point s 1 L oad an SD m emory card/ USB device in the CDJ-200 0. 2 L oad the track whose cue or loop points you want to c all o ut. Cue and loop points are displayed as marks on the playing addres s display. 3 P ress [CUE/ LOOP CALL  /  ]. Playback is moved to the selected point and paused.  When multiple points are recorded, the point moves each time the button is pressed. 4 P ress [PLAY /PAUSE  ]. Playback starts from the Cue or Loop point. Dele ting cue or loop points i ndiv iduall y 1 L oad an SD m emory card/ USB device in the CDJ-200 0. 2 Lo ad th e tra ck co ntaining the cue point or loop points you want to delete. Cue and loop points are displayed as marks on the main unit display’s playing address displ ay.
18 DRB1474-A En 18 3 P ress [CUE/ LOOP CALL  /  ]. Playback is moved to the selected point and paused.  When multiple points are recorded, the point moves each time the button is pressed. 4 P ress [DELE TE]. [ DELETE] is displaye d on the main unit display and the selected point informat ion is deleted. Dele ting all cue and loop points for a disc 1 L oad an SD m emory card/ USB device in the CDJ-200 0. Cue and loop points are displayed as marks on the main unit display’s playing address displ ay. 2 P ress [DELE TE] f or at leas t 5 second s. [ DISC CUE/ LOOP DATA-DE LETE? PUSH MEMORY ] appears on the main unit display. 3 P ress [MEMO RY]. All cue and loop points for the disc currently loaded in the CDJ-2000 are deleted.  The deletion mode is cancele d when any button other than [ MEMORY] is pressed. Dele ting all disc inform ation recorde d on the SD memo ry card/ USB devic e 1 W ith no disc loaded in the CDJ-2000, press [DELETE] for at least 5 seconds . [ DISC CUE/ LOOP DATA-DE LETE ALL? PUSH MEMORY ] appea rs on the main unit display. 2 P ress [MEMO RY]. All the disc informatio n recorded on the SD memory card/ USB device is deleted.  The deletion mode is cancele d when any button other than [ MEMORY] is pressed. Ope rating t he jog dial The top of the jog dial has an em bedded switch . Do not place objects on the jog dial or subject it to strong forces. Also note that water or other liquid s getting into the set will lead to malfunction. The jog dial has two modes.  VINYL mode: When the top of the jog dial is pressed during playback, play- back stops, and when the jog dial is spun at this time sound is produced accordin g to the direction in which the jog dial is spun.  CDJ mode: When the top of the jog dial is p ressed, playb ack stops, and such operatio ns as scratch play are not possible. Fram e search [ VINYL ・ CDJ ] In the pause mode, spin the jog dial. The position at which the track is pausing can be moved in units of 0.5 frames.  The position is moved in the direction of playback when the jog dial is spun clockwis e, in the reverse direction when it is spun counterclo ckwise. The position moves 135 for one revolution of the jog dial. Supe r fast sear ch [ VINYL ・ CDJ ] Spin the jog dial while pressi ng in [SEARCH  /  ]. The track is fast-forwa rded/ fast-rev ersed in the direction in which the jog dial is spun.  When the [ SEARCH  /  ] button is released, this function is canceled.  When you stop the jog dial from spinning, normal playback resumes.  The fast-forw ard/ fast-rev erse speed can be adjusted accordi ng to the speed at which the jog dial is spun.  Supe r fast track search When the jog dial is spun while pressing in [ TRACK SEARCH  /  ], the track advances at high speed in the direction in which the jog d ial is spun. Pitc h bend [ VINYL ・ CDJ ] Durin g pla yback, spin the outer section of th e jog dial . The playing speed incre ases when spun clockwise , decreases when spun coun- terclock wise. When spinning is stopped, playback returns to the normal speed.  When the jog mode is set to the C DJ mode, the same operation can be per- formed by spinning the top of t he jog dial. Scra tch play [ VINYL] When the jog mode is set to the V INYL mode, tracks can be played accord ing to the direction and speed at which the jog dial is spun by spinning the top of the jog dial while pressing it. 1 P ress [JOG MODE] . Set the jog mode to VINYL. 2 D uring play back, press the top of th e jog dial. Playback slows then stops. 3 Sp in th e jog dial in the desired dire ction and at th e des ired speed. The sound is played accordin g to the direction and speed at which the jog dial is spun by spinning the top of the jog dial while pressing it. 4 R eleas e you r han d fro m the top of the jog d ial. Normal playba ck resumes.  Adju stin g th e load when the jog dial is s pun Turn [JOG ADJUS T]. The load gets heavier when turned clockwise, lighter when turned counterclockwise.  Adju stin g th e time until which playba ck s tops when the top of the jog dial is presse d Turn [VINY L SPE ED AD JUST TOUCH/BRA KE]. The speed increase s when turned clockwise, decreases when turned counterclockwise.  When the jog mode is set to VINYL, the speed at which playback stops when [ PLAY/P AUSE ] is pressed chang es simultaneo usly.  Adju stin g th e speed unti l which norma l pl ayback resu mes when the top of t he j og d ial is r eleased Turn [VINY L SPE ED AD JUST RELEASE/S TART]. The speed increase s when turned clockwise, decreases when turned counterclockwise.  When the jog mode is set to VINYL, the speed at which playback starts when [ PLAY/P AUSE ] is pressed chang es simultaneo usly. Ope rating t he [NEE DLE SEA RCH] pad  The [ NEEDLE SEARC H] pad can only be operated in the following cases: I n the pause mode W hile the jog dial is being pressed with the jog mode set to VINYL  Touch the [ NEEDLE SEARC H] pad with a finger to easily play the sound at the position at which the pad is touched. Move your finger while touching the pad to quickly move to the desired positio n.  For several of the CDJ-2000’ s functions, this pad is used to input characters . Play ing from the posi tion at whic h the pad was touched Touch the [NEED LE SE ARCH] pad.
19 DRB1474-A En 19 Play back The track is played from the position at which the pad was released. The current playing posit ion on the playing address display moves to directly over the posi- tion at which the pad was touched.  The position of playbac k can be moved by moving your finger over the pad while touchin g it. Note that when this is done, the position on the playing address displ ay may not be displayed properly and the sound may not be played proper ly. Inpu tting charac ters  Inpu ttin g se arch cha ract ers usin g th e [ SEARCH ] bu ttons 1 T ouch the [NEEDL E SEA RCH] pad. The character directly above the position touch ed is enlarged. 2 R eleas e you r fin ger f rom t he [N EEDLE SEARCH] pad. The enlarged chara cter is input.  To input more character s at this point, repeat the above procedure.  The character s that can be input are letters A – Z, numbers 0 – 9 and symbols. The character s that can be input switch when the position just below [ABC] or [123] is pressed.  When is input, a single character is deleted. If input again, chara c- ters are deleted consec utively. Ope rating t he CDJ- 2000 in comb inatio n wit h other devi ces Star ting play back usin g a D J mixer’s f ader (Fad er Start) 1 Co nnect the CDJ-2000 with a Pioneer DJ mixer using the inclu ded c ontrol cord. For instructi ons on connecting, see Basic style on page 12. 2 M ove the DJ mixer’s channe l fad er or cross fader. The DJ player’s pause mode is canceled and the track is played instan taneously . Also refer to the operating instr uctions of the connected DJ mixer.  When the channel fader or cross fader is set back to its original positio n, play- back cues back to the set cue point and the pause mode is set ( Back Cue). Rela y play on two DJ playe rs 1 C onnec t the CDJ- 2000 and a DJ mixer. For instructi ons on connecting, see Connec tions for relay play on page 13. 2 S et the DJ m ixer’s cross fader to the center positio n. 3 T urn auto cue on for b oth D J pla yers. The DJ players’ auto cue indicato rs light. 4 S tart playb ack o n thi s uni t. The first track on this unit is played, and once it finished playbac k begins auto- maticall y on the other DJ player. This unit cues to the beginnin g of the next track and pauses. This operat ion is repeated for relay play between the two DJ players.  The medium can be changed and the cue point set on the DJ player that is in standby.  If the power of one DJ player is turned off during playback, playbac k may start on the other DJ player.  The fader start functio n does not work during relay play.  Relay play may not be possible if the two DJ players are not connected to the same DJ mixer. Usi ng the [BROW SE] butt on Rear rangin g t racks (Sort menu) When in the library browse mode, the tracks can be rearrang ed using the Sort menu. (The Sort menu is not displayed when in the folder browse mode.) 1 P ress [MENU /UTILITY] whil e the trac ks ar e displaye d. The Sort menu is displayed to the right of the information display screen. 2 S elect and enter the setti ng it em. The tracks are sorted accord ing to the selected item. The track informat ion is displayed.  Sorting is cancele d when [ BACK] is pressed to return to the uppermost level.  The types of sorting items on the Sort menu can be changed in the rekordbox preferen ces (environme ntal settings) . Sear ching for trac ks ( SEARCH)  The search functio n can be used to s earch for tracks recorde d on the media loaded in the set with [ SEARCH ].  Tracks record ed on discs cannot be searched.  Tracks record ed on media for which library browsing is not possible cannot be searched. 1 S elect [SEA RCH] and e nter the s etting item. A character appear s at the bottom of the main unit display. 2 U se the [NEEDLE SEARC H] pa d to input a cha racter. Tracks includ ing the character you have input are display ed.  When more characte rs are input at this point, tracks starting with the charac- ter string you have input are displaye d.  When [ BACK] is pressed, the category screen reappea rs. Usin g the jump functi on The jump function can be used to instantane ously move to the track, category or folder you want to play. The jump function inclu des the two modes below.  Letter jumpin g: Use this when the tracks are arranged or sorted in alphabeti- cal order.  Page jumping: Use this when the tracks are not arranged or sorted in alpha- betical order . Turn the rotary selector to jump by page.  In the letter jum p mo de 1 P ress the rotary sele ctor for a t lea st 1 s econd. The mode switches to the letter jump mode. The first lette r of the selected track is enlarged. 2 S elect the chara cter or sy mbol to wh ich you want to jump and enter. The display moves to the category starting with the selected charac ter or symbol.  The character s that can be displayed are letters A – Z, numbers 0 – 9 and symbols.
20 DRB1474-A En 20  In the page jump mode 1 P ress the rotary sele ctor for a t lea st 1 s econd. The mode switches to the page jump mode. 2 S elect the page to which you want to jump and enter. The display moves to the selected page. Usin g hot cue bank s Hot cue banks set ahead of time in rekordbox can be registered at the CDJ-2000 ’s [ HOT CUE] buttons ( A , B and C ). 1 Lo ad th e med ium o n whi ch th e hot cue bank is registe red i n the CDJ-20 00. [ HOT CUE BANK] appears in the category items. 2 S elect [HOT CUE BANK] and enter the setti ng item. The hot cue bank is displayed. The cursor is fixed to hot cue bank A. It cannot be moved using the rotary selec tor or other buttons. 3 S elect the hot cue bank you want to c all out and enter. The hot cues registered in the hot cue bank are registered at the CDJ-2000 ’s [ HOT CUE] buttons ( A , B or C). The indicators ( A , B or C ) light.  When a new hot cue is r egistere d at the CDJ-2000’s [ HOT CUE] buttons ( A , B or C ), all of t he hot cue bank’s point informatio n is deleted.  Hot cue banks cannot be deleted on the CDJ-2000. Chec king the playi ng histor y ( HISTORY )  The track playing histo ry is recorded and displayed at [ HISTORY ].  Playlist s can be created based on the playing history at [ HISTORY] using rekordbo x. For details, see rekordbox ’s operating instru ctions. 1 L oad an SD m emory card/ USB device in the CDJ-200 0. 2 P layin g tra cks. The currently playing track is recorded and displaye d at [ HISTORY ].  When a USB device, etc., is connected to the CDJ-2000 for the first time or reconnec ted, the new [ HISTORY] is automat ically created on the USB device.  A warning message is display ed if there is not enough free space on the USB device, etc., or if t he device is write-prote cted.  The name of [ HISTORY] can be preset at [ UTILITY ] (page 22 ).  If a track already recorded in [ HISTOR Y] is played again after playing a dif- ferent track, it is n ewly recorded in [ HISTORY ]. However, tracks played using the [ HOT CUE] buttons ( A , B and C) are not recorded in the history (they are recorded when the hot cue is called out).  The maximum number of tracks that can be recorded in [ H ISTORY ] is 999. When a 1 000th track is recorded, the oldest item in the history is deleted.  Dele ting [ HISTORY ] 1 W hile [HIST ORY] is se lected, press [MENU /UTIL ITY]. The delete menu is displayed . 2 S elect the range to be deleted and enter.  [ DELETE ]: The [ HISTORY] item selecte d with the cursor is deleted.  [ ALL DELETE] : The entire [ HISTORY] is deleted.  The [ HISTORY ] is deleted when [ HISTORY] is convert ed into a playlist using rekordbox. Usi ng the [TAG LIST] b utton Up to 60 tracks to be p layed next or tracks selecte d for specific DJ scenes can be preset in the tag list. 2 3 4 1 1 List of contents The contents of the tag list are displayed here. 2 Medium name The name of the medium on which the track is recorded is displayed here. 3 Cursor Turn the rotary selector to move the cursor up and d own. 4 Jacket photo When artwork is register ed in rekordbox or when the ID3 tag contains a JPEG image, the image for the track selected with the cursor is dis- played. Addi ng tracks t o t he tag list Selec t the trac k, th en pr ess [ TAG T RACK/ REMOVE]. is displayed to the left of the track.  The number of tracks that can be added to the tag list is 60 tr acks per medium. If you attempt to add a 61st track, a warning message is displaye d and the track cannot be added. (There is no limit to the number of tracks when a computer on which rekordbo x is installed is connected.)  Tracks can be recorded in the tag list ahead of time using rekordbox .  When multiple DJ players are connected by PRO DJ LINK, the same tag list contents are displayed on all DJ players.  When [ TAG TRACK/ REMOVE ] is pressed while the information is display ed after pressin g [ INFO], the tracks loaded in this unit are added to the tag list.  Addi ng categ orie s or folders to t he t ag l ist With the list of the tracks display ed on the r ight side of th e infor mation display scre en, p ress [TAG TRACK / REMOVE]. The category name/ folder name flashe s, and the tracks in that category/ folder are added to the tag list.  When a category/ folder includ ing tracks already added to the tag l ist is selected and [ TAG TRACK/ REMOVE ] is pressed, only the tracks not already on the tag list are added.  When a folder is added while in the folder browse mode, the track names are register ed as file names. The artist names are not registered.  Addi ng playl ists to the tag list With the list of the tracks display ed on the r ight side of th e infor mation display scre en, p ress [TAG TRACK / REMOVE]. The playlist name flash es, and the tracks in that playlist are added to the tag list.  When a playlist includi ng tracks that have already been added to the tag list is selected and [ TAG TRACK/ REMOVE ] is pressed, only the tracks that were not previousl y added to the tag list are added.  Playlist s can also be added by pressing [ TAG TRACK/ REMOVE ] while artwork is displayed on the informat ion display screen. Load ing track s from the tag list 1 P ress [TAG LIST] . The tag list is displayed. 2 S elect the track to be loaded and enter. The track is loaded and playback start s. Remo ving trac ks from the tag list 1 P ress [TAG LIST] . The tag list is displayed. 2 S elect the track to be removed from the tag list, then press [TAG TRACK / REMOV E] fo r at least 1 second. The track is removed from the tag list.  If a track that has been added to the tag l ist is removed from the tag list while it is playing, the track is played to the end, then the stop mode is set. The next track is not played.  When a medium is removed from the CDJ-2000, all the tracks recorded on that medium are removed from the tag list.
21 DRB1474-A En 21 Play back Usi ng the [INFO ] button The details of the tracks loaded in the CDJ-2000 can be checked by pressin g [ INFO]. When DJ players are connected by PRO DJ LINK, the details of the tracks loaded in the other DJ players can also be checked. 2 3 1 1 Track details The details of the tracks loaded in the DJ player are displayed here. 2 Medium/ player number The place where the track informat ion is stored is displayed here. 3 Jacket photo and comment The jacket photo and comment about the track loaded in the DJ player are displaye d here. Chec king the detai ls of loaded tr acks While the track is playin g, pr ess [ INFO] . The track’s detail s are displayed. Disp laying de tails of track s load ed in other DJ players 1 C onnec t thi s uni t and the other DJ player s by P RO DJ LINK . 2 P ress [INFO ], th en pr ess [ MENU/UTIL ITY]. The [ Link Info] screen appears. 3 S elect the DJ player and enter. The details of the tracks loaded in the selected DJ player are displayed.  If no tracks are loaded in the selected DJ player, no details are display ed. Usin g the infor mation jump functi on This function can be used to select items display ed in the details and move them to the category, etc., in which a track is included. 1 D ispla y the trac k det ails. 2 S elect and enter the setti ng it em. The library browse mode for the selected item is set.  It may not be possible to select some items.  When a track is selected, it is moved to the category in which the track was loaded.  It is not possible to move items from the disc’s details to tracks loaded in a DJ player connec ted by PRO DJ LINK.  When an item for which only an icon is displayed is selected, that icon is moved to the correspond ing category.
22 DRB1474-A En 22 Ch ang ing th e settings Usi ng the [MENU /UTILI TY] but ton Various setti ngs on the CDJ-2000 can be changed by pressing [ MENU/UT ILITY ]. 1 2 1 Setting item The CDJ-2000’s settings items are displayed here. 2 Setting The settings for the various items are displayed here. Chan ging the setti ngs 1 P ress [MENU /UTILITY] for over 1 second. The [ UTILITY ] screen is displayed. 2 S elect and enter the setti ng it em. The cursor moves to the setting. 3 C hange the setti ng an d ent er. The cursor returns to the setting.  Press [ BACK] befor e changing the setting to return to step 2. 4 P ress [MENU /UTILITY] . Press [ MENU/U TILITY] to return to the menu screen. List o f s etting s The factory defaul t settings are indicated in bold. Option s settings Settin g range s Description s QUANTIZE ON / OFF For details, see QUANTIZ E on page 11. AUTO CUE LEVEL -36dB/ -42dB/ -48dB/ -54dB/ -60dB / -66dB/ -72dB/ -78dB For details, see Changing the auto cue level on page 16 . MIDI CHANNEL 1 – 16 － LANGUAGE － The language used for the CDJ-2000 ’s display can be selected here. ART WORK ON / OFF When set to [ ON], jacket photos are dis- played on the tag list. When set to [ OFF], jacket photos are not display ed. LIBRARY CRE- ATOR LIBRARY / FOLDER This can only be selected when a medium on which a Pioneer MEP-7000 library is recorded is loaded. HISTORY NAME － For details, refer to Setting [ HIS TORY NAME ] on the right. DIGITAL OUT 16 bit/ 24 bit This switches the number of bits of t he audio signals outpu t from the [ DIGITAL OUT ] terminal. PLAYER No. AUTO , 1 – 4 Sets this unit’s player numbe r. The player number canno t be changed when a medium is loaded in this unit. LINK STATUS － When PRO DJ LINK connections are made, the connectio n status is dis- played here. AUTO STANDBY ON / OFF For details, refer to Setting the auto standby mode on the right. LCD BRIGHTNES S 1 – 3 – 5 Sets the main unit display’s brigh tness. Option s settings Settin g range s Description s SCREEN SAVER ON / OFF When set to [ ON], the screensaver starts up in the following cases:  When no track is loaded in the CDJ- 2000 for over 5 minutes  When no operation is performed for over 100 minutes while in the pause or cue standby mode or when [ END] is displayed on the main unit display. VERSION No. － Displays the CDJ-20 00’s software ver- sion. Sett ing the auto stan dby mode 1 S elect [AUT O STA NDBY] and enter the setti ng it em. 2 S elect [ON] or [OFF] and enter. When [ AUTO STANDB Y] is set to [ ON ], the power management funct ion is acti- vated in the following cases and the standby mode is set.  When no operation at all is performed for over 4 hours with no disc, SD memory card or USB device loaded, no PRO DJ LINK connection and no computer connected to the USB port (on the main unit’s rear panel).  When the CDJ-2000 is operate d, the standby mode is canceled.  The CDJ-2000 is shipped with the power management functio n turned on. If you do not want to us e the power management funct ion, set [ AUTO STANDBY ] to [OFF ]. Sett ing [ HIS TORY NAME ] The name of the [ HISTORY] record ed on the SD m emory card/ USB device can be preset. 1 S elect [HIS TORY NAME] and enter the setti ng it em. 2 U se the [NEEDLE SEARC H] pa d to input a cha racter. 3 P ress the rotary sele ctor to en ter. The [ HISTORY NAME] setting is changed.  If [ HISTORY NAME] is not s et, numbers are added sequent ially after [ HISTOR Y ].  The maximum number of characters that can be set for the [ H ISTORY ] name is 32, including both letter s, numbers and symbols. Chan ging the langu age 1 S elect [LAN GUAGE] and enter the setting item. 2 S elect the langu age a nd en ter. The language of the on-scree n display is changed.  To display charact ers written in a local code other than Unicode, change the [ LANGUA GE] setting.
23 DRB1474-A En 23 Chan ging the setti ngs Abo ut the rekor dbox softwa re rekordbo x is an applicat ion for managing music files which are used for DJ p lay with a Pioneer DJ Player (i.e. CDJ-200 0, CDJ-900). r ekordbox can be used to classify and search for music files stored on your computer and create playlists used for DJ performanc e. r ekordbox allow s you to detect, measure and adjust the beats, tempos (BPM) and other element s of your music files prior to performance. r ekordbox can be used to set and store point informatio n (for Cue, Loop, Hot Cue, etc.) prior to performan ce. Data that has been detected and measur ed, as well as any points which have been set and stored using rekordb ox, can be used in combination with a Pioneer DJ Player (i.e. CDJ-200 0, CDJ-900) to achieve outsta nding DJ performanc e. 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The waiver by either party of any default or breach of this Agreemen t will not waive any other or subsequent default or breach. 4 No Assignmen t. You may not assign, sell, transfer, delegate or otherwise dispose of this Agreeme nt or any rights or obligations under it, whether voluntar ily or involuntaril y, by operation of law or otherwise, without Pioneer’ s prior written consent. Any purported assignmen t, transfer or delegati on by You will be null and void. Subject to the foregoin g, this Agreemen t will be binding upon and will inure to the benefit of the par- ties and their respecti ve successors and assign s. 5 Entire Agree ment. This Agreeme nt constitutes the entire agreement between the partie s and supersedes all prior or contempor aneous agree- ments or represent ations, whethe r written or oral, concerning its sub- ject matter. This Agree ment may not be modified or amended without Pioneer’ s prior and express written consen t, and no other act, document, usage or custom will be deemed to amend or modify this Agreemen t. 6 You agree that this Agreeme nt shall be governed and construe d by and under the laws of Japan. Caut ions on copyri ghts rekordbo x restricts playbac k and duplication of copyrigh t-protec ted music contents.  When coded data, etc., for protec ting the copyright is embedde d in the music contents , it may not be possible to operate the progra m normally.  When rekordbo x detects that coded data, etc., for protect ing the copyright is embedded in the music contents, processing (playback, readin g, etc.) may stop. Recordin gs you have made are for your personal enjoyment and accord ing to copyrigh t laws may not be used without the consen t of the copyright holder.  Music recorde d from CDs, etc., is protected by the copyright laws of indi- vidual countr ies and by international treaties. It is the full responsibilit y of the person who has recorded the music to ensure that it is u sed legally.  When handling music downloaded from the Interne t, etc., it is the full respon- sibility of the person who has download ed the music to ensure that it is used in accordance with the contract concluded with the downlo ad site.
24 DRB1474-A En 24 Caut ions on Instal lati on Read the “ Software end user license agreement” caref ully before install ing rekordbox. rekor dbox is co mpatible with the operat ing system s sho wn below.  Mac OS X (10.4.6 or later)  Windows Vista ® Home Basic/ Home Premium/ Ultimate/ Business  Windows ® XP Home Edition/ Professi onal (SP2 or later) r ekordbox is not compatib le with 64-bit editions of operating systems (Windows ® XP Professional x64 edition or 64-bit editions of Windows Vista ® ). The includ ed CD -ROM contains insta llation progra ms and opera ting instructi ons i n the foll owing 12 l angua ges:  English, French, German, Italian , Dutch, Spanish, Portug uese, Russian , Chinese (simp lified charact ers), Chinese (trad itional chara cters), Korean , Japanese. W hen using rekordbox with an operating system in a different languag e, follow the instruc tions on the screen to select [ English ]. Check that the compu ter p rovides the operati ng environ ment descr ibed below before starti ng in stallatio n. <Require d system (minimum operat ing environmen t)>  CPU: F or Mac OS X, Macintosh computer equippe d with a 1.83 GHz or gr eater Intel ® Core™ Duo (or compatible) proces sor F or Windows Vista ® or Windows ® XP, PC/ AT compatible computer equipped with a 2 GHz or greater Intel ® Pentium ® 4 (or c ompatibl e) processor  Required memory: 512 MB or more of R AM  Hard disc: 250 MB or more of free space (not including space for storing music files, etc.)  CD drive: Optical disc drive on which the CD-ROM can be read  Sound: Audio outpu t to speakers, headphone s, etc. (internal or external audio device)  Internet connection: For user registr ation and inquiries , use a web b rowser supporti ng 128-bit SSL (Safari 2.0 or later or Internet Explor er ® 6.0 or later).  USB port: A USB port for connection of a USB device (flash memory, hard disc, etc.) is required to transfer music files to the USB device.  LAN port: An Ethernet LAN adapter (RJ45 port) for communicatin g with the DJ player is required to transfer music files to a Pioneer DJ player (i.e. CDJ- 2000, CDJ-900 ). O peration is not guarante ed on all computers, even those with the oper- ating environ ment described above. E ven with the required memory capac ity indicated for the operating environm ent above, dependin g on the number of resident programs and services , the software may not provide full function ality and performan ce due to lack of memory. In this case, stop some resident program s and services in order increase the amount of free memory. We recommend adding extra memor y in order to achieve stable performanc e. D epending on the computer ’s power settings, etc., the CPU and hard disc processi ng capacity may be insufficie nt. When using laptop comput- ers in particular, always keep the AC power connected and set the com- puter to maximum perfor mance conditio ns when using rekordbox. N ote that problems may arise in the operation of rekordbox due to other software being used together with it.
25 DRB1474-A En 25 Chan ging the setti ngs Inst alling re kordbo x  Inst alla tion Procedu re ( Maci ntosh)  Read the “ Cautions on Installation” carefu lly before installi ng rekordbox.  Authoriz ation of the computer’s admin istrator is require d to install and unin- stall rekordb ox. Have the name and password of the computer’s admin istra- tor ready. 1 W hen the include d CD- ROM i s ins erted into the c omputer’s CD drive, the CD drive opens on the scree n. Do uble-clic k the [CD_m enu.app] icon.  If the CD drive does not open on the s creen when the CD-ROM is inserted , use Finder to open the CD drive, then double-cli ck the [ CD_menu.app] icon. 2 W hen the CD-ROM’ s men u is displ ayed, select [rekord box: Insta ll Mu sic M anagement Soft ware], then click [Start] . To close the CD-ROM menu, click [ Exit ]. 3 I nstal l rek ordbox followi ng th e ins tructions on th e scr een. Once installa tion of rekordbox is complete d, the operating instruc tions can be opened from rekord box’s [ Help] menu.  Inst alla tion Procedu re ( Wind ows)  Read the “ Cautions on Installation” carefu lly before installi ng rekordbox.  Authoriz ation of the computer’s admin istrator is require d to install and unin- stall rekordb ox. Log on as the user register ed as the computer’s administ rator before instal ling rekordbox . 1 I nsert the inclu ded C D-ROM into the compu ter’s CD d rive. The CD-ROM menu is displayed .  If the CD-ROM menu does not appear when the CD-ROM is inserted, open the CD drive from [ Computer (or My Compute r)] in the [ Start] menu, then double-c lick the [ CD_menu. exe] icon. 2 W hen the CD-ROM’ s men u is displ ayed, select [rekord box: Insta ll Mu sic M anagement Soft ware], then click [Start] . To close the CD-ROM menu, click [ Exit ]. 3 I nstal l rek ordbox followi ng th e ins tructions on th e scr een. Once installa tion of rekordbox is complete d, the operating instruc tions can be opened from rekord box’s [ Help] menu.  To stop installati on in progress, click [ Cancel ]. Usin g the suppo rt site Before making an inquiry about rekordbox operat ions and technical suppo rt, refer to the operating instr uctions for rekordb ox and check the FAQs published on the support site for rekordbox . <Supp ort S ite f or re kordbox> http://www.prodjnet.com/rekordbox/support/  To make an inquir y about rekordb ox, you need to reg ister as a u ser in advance on the sup port si te for rekordbo x.  You need t o enter the license key fo r your user registratio n. Have the license key ready. Also, be s ure not to forget the login n ame (yo ur e-mai l addre ss) and the passwo rd speci fied fo r your user registratio n, as well as the license key.  Pionee r Corpo ration collec ts your persona l inform ation f or the followin g purposes: 1 To p rovide customer support for y our purchased p roduct 2 To i nform y ou of product or ev ent inf ormation by e-m ail 3 To r eflect your opi nions c ollected by sur vey on product planning Your personal i nformation is k ept conf idential correspon ding to the privacy policy set forth by our com pany. You can ch eck our privacy policy o n the support site for reko rdbox.  When you m ake an inquiry about rekordbox , be sure t o provid e us the inform ation on the model name, s pecificatio ns (CPU and memory capacity and periph eral de vices connect ed), and operat ing syst em vers ion of your computer, as well as specif ic descriptio ns of system malfunctio n. For an inq uiry ab out configuri ng your compute r with per ipheral devices other than our pr oducts a nd the correspo nding t echnical support, contact each manufact urer or re tailer.  rekord box is subject to u pgrade for enha nced fu nction a nd perf ormance. The upgrade program can b e downl oaded on the support site. We stro ngly recomm end you upgrade your software on a regula r basis to k eep the latest update s on your s ystem.
26 DRB1474-A En 26 Abo ut the drive r softwa re This driver softwa re is an exclusive ASIO driver for outputtin g audio signals from the computer. To use the CDJ-2000 conne cted to a computer on which Windows is installed, install the driver software on the computer beforehand. When using a computer on which a MAC operating system is installed, use the operatin g system’s standard driver software. Soft ware end user licens e a greeme nt Carefull y read the provisions of the Software end user license agreement (page 23 ) before installin g or using the driver software. Using the driver softw are implies that you have consen ted to the Software end user license agreeme nt. Caut ions on Instal lati on  Before instal ling the driver software , be sure to turn off t he power of this unit and disconnec t the USB cable from both this unit and your computer.  If you connect this unit to your computer withou t installing the driver soft- ware first, an error may occur on your computer depen ding on the system environment.  If you have discontinue d the installation proce ss in progress, step through the installat ion process again from the beginni ng according to the following procedure.  Carefull y read the provisions of the Software end user license agreement before instal ling the driver software for exclusive use with this unit.  Before instal ling the driver software , terminate all other program s running on your computer .  The driver softwar e is compatible with the following OSs. W indows Vista ® Home Basic/ Home Premium/ Ultimate/ Business Windows ® XP Home Edition/ Professi onal (SP2 or later) The driver softwar e is not compatible with 64-bit OS (Windows ® XP Professi onal x64 edition and Windows Vista ® 64-bit).  The included CD-RO M contains installa tion programs in the followin g 12 languages: English, French, German, Italian , Dutch, Spanish, Portug uese, Russian , Simplifi ed Chinese, Traditi onal Chinese, Korea n, and Japanese If the language of your OS is one other than the ones listed above, select [English ] following the instruct ions on the screen. Inst alling th e driver softw are  Carefull y read “Cautions on Installat ion” before install ing the driver software .  To install or uninstall the driver software, you need to be authorized by the administ rator of your computer. Log on as the administrat or of your computer before procee ding with the installati on. 1 I nsert the inclu ded C D-ROM into the compu ter’s CD d rive. The CD-ROM menu is displayed .  If the CD-ROM menu does not appear when the CD-ROM is inserted, open the CD drive from [ Computer (or My Compute r)] in the [ Start] menu, then double-c lick the [ CD_menu. exe] icon. 2 W hen the CD-ROM’ s men u is displ ayed, select [CDJ-20 00/ CDJ- 900: Insta ll Dr iver Software] , the n cli ck [Start] . To close the CD-ROM menu, click [ Exit ]. 3 Pr oceed with installa tion according to the instruc tions on t he screen. If [ Windows Secur ity] appears on the screen while the install ation is in progress, click [ Instal l this driver software anyway] and continue with the installa tion.  When installi ng on Windows XP If [ Hardware Installation ] appears on the screen while the installati on is in progress , click [ Continue Anywa y] and continue with the installat ion.  When the installat ion program is completed , a completion message appear s. Conn ecting th e CDJ-200 0 and compu ter 1 C onnec t thi s uni t to your compu ter v ia a U SB ca ble. 2 P ress [POWE R]. Turn on the power of this unit.  The message [ Insta lling device driv er software] may appear when the CDJ- 2000 is connected to the computer for the first time or when it is reconnected to the computer’s USB port. Wait until the [ Your devices are ready for use] message appea rs.  When installi ng on Windows XP [ Can Windows conne ct to Windows Update to search for softwar e?] may appear while the install ation is in progress. Select [ No, not this time ] and click [Next ] to continu e with the installation. [ What do you want the wizard to do?] may appear while the instal- lation is in progress. Selec t [ Install the software automaticall y (Recomm ended) ] and click [Next ] to continue with the installatio n. I f [ Hardware Instal lation] appea rs on the screen while the installatio n is in progress, click [ Continue Anyway] and continue with the installatio n. Adju sting the buff er size (Win dows) This unit function s as an audio device confo rming to the ASIO standards. Click Wind ows [ Start] menu >[All Progra ms]>[ Pioneer]> [Pioneer CDJ]> [Pioneer CDJ ASIO Settin gs Ut ility]. A sufficientl y large buffer size decreases the chance of sound dropout (sound interrup tion) but increases audio signal transmissi on delay (latency) .  When an applicatio n program (DJ software, etc.) with this unit set as a fix ed device is running, terminate the program before adjusting the buffer size.
27 DRB1474-A En 27 Chan ging the setti ngs Chec king the versi on of the drive r softwar e Click Wind ows [ Start] menu >[All Progra ms]>[ Pioneer]> [Pioneer CDJ]> [Pioneer CDJ Versio n Dis play Utility].  You can check the firmware versio n of this unit on the screen.  The firmware versi on is not displayed when the CDJ-2000 is not connected to the computer or when the CDJ-2000 and compute r are not properly communicating. Chec king the lates t info rmation o n t he driver software For the latest informat ion on the driver software for exclusiv e use with this unit, visit our website shown below. http://www.prodjnet.com/support/ Usi ng other brands o f DJ soft ware Oper ating DJ softw are by MIDI interf ace The CDJ-2000 also outpu ts the operating data for the buttons and dials in MIDI format. If you connect a computer with a built-in MIDI-compatib le DJ software via a USB cable, you can operate the DJ software on this unit. The sound of music files being playe d on the computer can also be output from the CDJ-2000. Before using the CDJ-20 00 as an audio device, install the driver softwar e on the computer (page 26). Also, the CDJ-2000 must be selected in the DJ software’s settings . For details, see your DJ software’s operat ing instructio ns. 1 C onnec t the USB port on this unit to your compu ter. For instructi ons on connecting, see Using other brands of DJ software on page 13. 2 P ress [BROW SE], then press [LINK]. [Control Mode] and [USB-MIDI] appear on the menu screen. 3 S elect [Con trol Mode] and enter. The connectin g screen is displayed. 4 S elect [USB -MIDI] and enter. The CDJ-2000 switc hes to the control mode. 5 S tart the DJ software . Communic ation with the DJ software starts.  The DJ software on the computer can be operated using the buttons and rotary select or on the CDJ-2000.  It may not be possible to use some buttons to operate the DJ software.  The control mode is canceled when a track is loaded in the CDJ-2000.  For messages outpu t by the CDJ-2000, see List of MIDI Messages.  Chan ging the MIDI channe l settin g 1 P ress [MENU /UTILITY] for over 1 second. The utility screen appears. 2 S elect [MID I CHA NNEL] and enter. 3 T urn the rotary selec tor. Select the MIDI channel and change the setting. A setting from 1 – 16 c an be selected. 4 P ress the rotary sele ctor to en ter. 5 P ress [MENU /UTILITY] . The previous scree n reappears.  List of M IDI Messages SW Name SW Type MIDI Messages Notes MSB JOG (TOUCH) － Bn 10 dd A linear value correspon ding to the speed, from stop to 4X: 64 for stop, 65 (0.06X) – 127 (4X) in the forward direct ion, 63 (0.06X) – 0 (4X) in the reverse direction . TEMPO SLIDER VR Bn 1D dd 0 – 127, 0 on the – side, 127 on the side TOUCH/ BRAKE VR Bn 1E dd 0 – 127, 0 (min.) on the left side, 127 (max.) on the right side RELEASE/ START VR Bn 1F dd 0 – 127, 0 (min.) on the left side, 127 (max.) on the right side JOG RING － Bn 30 dd A linear value correspon ding to the speed from 0.5X to 4X: 64 when stopped (under 0.49X), 65 (0.5X) to 127 (4X) in the forward direction , 63 (0.5X) to 0 ( 4X) in the reverse direct ion. ENCODER General Purpose Controller Bn 4F dd 98 – 127, 1 – 30 Difference of count from previous time is sent (±1 – ±30) When over ±30, set at ±30 PLAY/ PAUSE SW 9n 00 dd OFF=0, ON=127 CUE SW 9n 01 d d OFF=0, ON=127 SEARCH FWD SW 9n 02 dd OFF=0, ON=127 SEARCH REV SW 9n 03 dd OFF=0, ON=127 TRACK SEARCH NEXT SW 9n 04 d d OFF=0, ON=127 TRACK SEARCH REV SW 9n 05 d d OFF=0, ON=127 LOOP IN SW 9n 06 d d OFF=0, ON=127 LOOP OUT SW 9n 07 dd OFF=0, ON=127 RELOOP SW 9n 08 dd OFF=0, ON=127 MEMORY SW 9n 0A dd O FF=0, ON=127 CALL 　 NEXT SW 9n 0B dd OFF=0, ON=127 CALL 　 PREV SW 9 n 0C d d OFF =0, ON=127 DELETE SW 9n 0D dd OFF= 0, ON=127 TIME/ A.CUE SW 9 n 0E dd OFF=0, ON=127 TEMPO RANGE SW 9n 1 0 dd OFF=0, ON=127 MASTER TEMPO SW 9n 11 dd OFF=0, ON=127 JOG MODE SW 9n 12 dd OFF=0, ON=127 HOT CUE A SW 9n 18 dd O FF=0, ON=127 HOT CUE B SW 9n 19 dd OFF=0, ON=12 7 HOT CUE C SW 9n 1A dd OFF=0, ON=12 7 HOT CUE REC/ CALL SW 9n 1C dd OFF=0, ON=127 TEMPO RESET SW 9n 1D d d OF F=0, ON=127 JOG TOUCH SW 9n 20 dd O FF=0, ON=127 REVERSE SW 9n 21 dd O FF=0, ON=127 4 BEAT LOOP － 9n 2 A dd OF F=0, ON=127 EJECT SW 9n 2F dd OFF=0, ON=127 TAG TRACK SW 9n 30 dd OFF=0, ON=127 BACK SW 9n 32 d d OFF =0, ON=127 ENCODER PUSH SW 9n 3 3 dd OFF=0, ON=127 NEEDLE Touch Sensor Bn 1C dd OFF = 0 1 t o 127 position data from left to right side n is the channel number.
28 DRB1474-A En 28 Ad dit ion al inf or mat ion Troubleshooting  Incorrec t operation is often mistaken for trouble or malfunction. If you think that there is somethin g wrong with this component, check the points below. Sometimes the trouble may lie in another compone nt. Inspect the other compone nts and electrical appli ances being used. If the trouble canno t be rectified after checking the items below, ask your neares t Pioneer authorize d service center or your dealer to carry out repair work.  The CDJ-2000 may n ot oper ate pro perly due to such e xterna l cause s as static electricity . If this h appens, normal operation can s ometimes be res tored b y turnin g the power off, waiting for th e disc to s top comp letely, then tu rning t he power back on.  Non-fi nalized (partial discs) CD-R/ -RW, DVD-R/ -RW, DVD R/ RW and DV D±R dual layer discs cannot be pla yed on the CDJ-20 00.  Irregu larly s haped discs other than st andard 12 cm discs cannot be playe d on the CD J-2000 (doing so will le ad to damage or acc idents).  The BPM me asured by the CDJ -2000 m ay differ from th e BPM indi cated o n the disc or that of a P ioneer DJ mixer, etc. Th is is due to t he diff erent me thods u sed for measur ing the B PM, and is n ot a malfunctio n. Problem Check Remedy Disc cannot be ejected. Is [ UNLOCK/ LOCK ] set to [LOCK ]? Press [ PLAY/ PAUSE  ] to set the pause mode, then press [DISC EJECT  ]. Set [ UNLOCK/ LOCK ] to [UNLOCK ], then press [DISC EJECT  ]. － If the [ DISC EJECT ] button does not work, inser t the pin in the disc force eject pin insertion hole to eject the disc. Playback does not start when disc is loaded. Is the d isc or file playable? See Discs/ files playable on the CDJ-2000 on page 7. Is the auto cue function activated ? Press [ AUTO CUE] for at least 1 second to turn cancel the auto cue function. File cannot be played. Is the file copyright-pr otected (by DRM)? Copyright -protected files cannot be played. No sound is produced, or sound is distorted or noisy. Are you operating the connect ed DJ mixer properly? Check the operation of the DJ mixer. Is the CDJ-2000 placed near a TV? Turn the TV’s power off, or install the CDJ-2000 and TV away from one another. Loud noise is produced or playback stops when a certain disc is played. Is the disc scratched? Scratched discs may not play. Is the disc dirty? Wipe the dirt off the disc (page 30 ). File informati on is not properly displayed. Is [ LANGUAGE] prope rly set? Set [ LANGUAGE] to the proper language. Is the information recor ded in a language not supported by the CDJ-2000? When creating files using DJ software, etc., record the informati on in a language suppo rted by the CDJ-2000. Track search operat ion takes too long. Is the auto cue function activated ? Track searchin g may take some time when there are long silent sections between tracks . － If track searching is not possible within 10 seconds, a cue point is set at t he beginning of the track. Back cue function does not work. Is a cue point set? Set the cue point (page 16 ). Loop play function does not work. Is a cue point set? Se t the cue point (page 16 ). Settings are not stored in the memory. Has the power been turned off directly after changing the setting? After changing settings, wait at least 10 seconds before turning the power off. USB device is not recognized. Is the USB device properly connect ed? C onnect the device securel y (all the way in). Is the USB device connected via a USB hub? USB hubs cannot be used. Is the USB device supported by the CDJ-2000? This player only supports USB mass storage class devices. This player support s portable flash memory and digital audio playback devices. Is the file format supported by the CDJ-2000 ? Check the file format of the connected USB device . For the file formats sup- ported by the CDJ-2000, see About USB device s on page 8. － Turn the power off then back on. Cue points or loops of tracks recorded on SD memory cards/ USB devices are not stored in the memory. Is there sufficient free space on the SD m emory card/ USB device? A maximum of 100 cue and loop points per disc can be recorded on SD memory cards/ USB devices (10 per track for media other than discs). If you attempt to record more points than the limit, [ POINT FULL] is displayed and the points cannot be recorded . If the SD memory card is write-protecte d, [ CARD PROTECTED] is display ed and the points cannot be recorded. If there is not enough free space on the USB device or if the device is write- protected , [ USB FULL] is displayed and the points cannot be recorded. Cue points or loops of tracks recorded on SD memory cards/ USB devices are not displayed . Has the SD memory card/ USB device been properly removed? Points may not be displayed if the SD memory card/ USB device is removed without perfor ming the proper stopping proced ure or if the CDJ-2000’s power is turned off. The playing address display is not displayed in the remaining time mode. － When playing files recor ded in VBR, it may happen that the set cannot detect the length of the track immediat ely and that some time is required for the playing address display to appear. Time is required to read SD memory cards/ USB devices (flash memory drives and hard discs). Is there a large number of folders or files recorded on the SD memory card/ USB device? When there are many folders or files, some time may be required for load- ing. Are files other than music files stored on the SD m emory card/ USB device? When files other than music files are stored in folders, time is required to read them as well. Do not store files or folders other than music files on the USB device. Library browsi ng is not possible. Is a medium on which library informatio n is recorded loaded? The library browse mode is only set when media on which library infor ma- tion is recorded are loaded. When a medium on which no library inform ation is recorded is loaded, the folder brows e mode is set. [ HISTORY] is not displayed. Is an SD memory card/ USB device loaded? The [ HISTORY] funct ion can only be used for DJ players on which an SD memory card/ USB device is loaded. Nothing is displaye d. Is the power management funct ion activated? The CDJ-2000 is shipped with the power manag ement function turned on. If you do not want to use the power management function, set [ AUTO STANDBY ] to [OFF ]. (page 22)
29 DRB1474-A En 29 Addi tiona l in formatio n Problem Check Remedy PRO DJ LINK does not work well. A re the player numbers properly set? Set [ PLAYER No.] to [ AUTO] or to a number different from the number cur- rently set. (page 22) Is the LAN cable properly connecte d? Con nect the LAN cable properly to the [ LINK] terminal . Is the switching hub’s power turne d on? Tur n the switching hub’s power on. Is an unnecessary device connected to the switching hub? Disconnec t the unnecessary device from the switchi ng hub. Abo ut the liqui d crysta l displ ay  Small black or shining point s may appear on the liquid crystal display. This is a phenomenon inherent to liquid crystal displ ays; this is not a malfunction.  When using in cold places, the liquid cryst al display may be dark for a while after the CDJ-2000’s power is turned on. It will reach the normal brightne ss after a while.  When the liquid crystal display is exposed to direct sunlight, the light will reflect off it, making it difficult to see. Block the direct sunligh t. Err or messa ges When the CDJ-2000 canno t operate normally, an error code appears on the display. Take the necessary measur es, referring to the t able below. If an error code not indicate d on the table below is displayed or if the same error code appears after the indicated action has been taken, contact your store of purchase or nearby Pione er service stati on. Error code Error type Descri ption o f error Cause and action E-7201 TO C READ ERROR TOC data cannot be read.  Disc is cracked. Re place the disc.  Disc is dirty. Clea n the disc.  If operation is normal with other discs, the problem is with that disc. E-8301 E-8302 E-8303 PLAYER ERROR Disc that cannot be played normall y is loaded. E-8304 DE CODE ERROR Music files that cannot be played norma lly are loaded. Format is wrong. R eplace with music files in the proper format. E-8305 DA TA FORMAT ERROR E-8306 NO FILE Track recorded in the library, playlist, etc., has been deleted from the SD memory card/ USB device and cannot be played. Do not delete that track from the SD memory card/ USB device. E-9101 ME CHANICAL TIME OUT Mechanica l error (time out) during loading or eject- ing of disc. Displayed when mechanism operation is not complete d within the specified time. Lis t of icon s displa yed on the main unit displ ay sect ion Genre Player number (1 – 4) Computer Close folder Date library added Artist Cue point set in memory Disc File type Sampling rate Album Registere d in tag list Label Year Comment Track/ file name Tempo (BPM) Key Remixer name WAIT Playlist HISTORY Hot Cue Bank List Color Bit rate Original artis t rekordbox Rating USB Playing Search Time SD Open folder DJ play count
30 DRB1474-A En 30 Cau tions on use Abou t condens ation Water droplet s (condensatio n) may form inside the unit (on operating parts and lenses) in the winter, for exampl e, if the unit is moved from a cold place into a warm room or if the temperature in the room in which the unit is installed rises suddenly (through heating, etc.) . The unit will not operate properly and will not be playable with conden sation inside. Let the unit stand for 1 to 2 hours at room temperat ure (though this time depends on the conditions of the condensation) without turni ng on the power. The water droplets will evaporat e and the unit will become playab le. Condensati on can occur in the summer as well if the u nit is exposed to the direct wind from an air-cond itioner, etc. If this happens , move the unit to a different location . Clea ning the lens The player’s lens shoul d not become dirty in normal use, but if for some reason it should malfun ction due to dust or dirt, consult your nearest Pionee r authorized service cente r. Although lens cleaner s for players are commerciall y available, we advise agains t using them since some may damage the lens. Han dling discs Storing  Always place discs in their cases and store them vertically, avoidi ng hot, humid places, places exposed to direct sunlight and extremely cold places.  Be sure to read the cautions included with the disc. Clea ning disc s  Discs may not play if there are fingerprint s or dust on them. In this case, use a cleaning cloth, etc., to gently wipe the disc from the inside towards the out- side. Do not use dirty cleaning cloths .  Do not use benzene, thinner or other volati le chemicals. Also do not use record spray or antista tic agents.  For tough dirt, apply some water to a soft cloth, wring out thorough ly, wipe off the dirt, then wipe off the moisture with a dry cloth.  Do not use damaged (cracked or warped) discs.  Do not let the signal surface of discs get scratched or dirty.  Do not place two discs in the disc tray, one on top o f the other.  Do not attach pieces of paper or stickers to discs. Doing so could warp discs, making it impossib le to play them. Also note that rental discs often have labels attach ed to them, and the label’s glue may have oozed out. Check that there is no glue around the edges of such labels before using rented discs. Abou t special ly shaped d iscs Speciall y shaped discs (heart-sh aped, hexagona l, etc.) cannot be played on this player. Do not attempt to play such discs, as they could damage the player. Abou t condens ation on discs Water droplet s (condensatio n) may form on the surface of discs if they are moved from a cold place (particula rly in winter) into a warm room. Discs may not play normally if there is condensa tion on them. Carefully wipe the water dropl ets off the surface of the disc before loading it.
31 DRB1474-A En 31 Addi tiona l in formatio n Disclaimer  Pioneer and rekord box are trademarks or registe red trademarks of the Pioneer Corpo ration.  Microsoft ® , Windows Vista ® , Windows ® and Internet Explorer ® are registered trademar ks or trademarks in the United States and other countr ies of the Microsof t Corporation of the United States .  Apple, Macint osh, Mac OS, Safari, iTunes and Finder are regist ered trade- marks of Apple Inc. in the United States and other countri es.  Pentium is a registered trademark of Intel Corporati on.  Adobe and Reader are either regis tered trademar ks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incor porated in the United States and/ or other countries .  ASIO is a trademark of Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH.  The SD logo is a t rademark .  The SDHC logo is a trademark. The names of companies and produc ts mentioned herein are the trademarks of their respect ive owners. This product has been licens ed for nonprofit use. This product has not been licensed for commercial purposes (for profit-making use), such as broadcast- ing (terrestr ial, satellite , cable or other types of broadcasting) , streaming on the Internet, Intranet (a corporate networ k) or other types of networks or dis- tributin g of electronic informat ion (online digital music distributio n service). You need to acquire the correspon ding licenses for such uses. For detail s, visit http:/ / www.mp3licensing.com. The audio compress ion technology for MP3 is o ffered under the license of Fraunhof er IIS and Thomson Multimedia . Specifications Power require ments ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ........ AC 120 V, 60 H z Power consump tion ............... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ... 28 W Power consump tion (standby) ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... 0.4 W Main unit weight .... ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... 4.6 kg External dimensions ... ........ ......... ......... ..3 20 mm (W) x 10 6.4 mm (H) x 405.7 mm ( D) Tolerabl e operating tempera ture . ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ .... 5 °C to 35 °C Tolerabl e operating humidit y ... ......... ........ ......... ......... 5 % to 85 % (n o condensation ) Analo g aud io ou tput (AUDIO OUT L/ R) Output termin al .. ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ .RCA terminal Output Level . ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... . 2.0 Vrms (1 kHz) Frequenc y response ... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ........ 4 Hz to 20 kHz S/ N ratio .. ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ .......115 dB Total harmoni c distortion ... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ........ 0.0018 % Digit al au dio o utput (DIGITAL OUT) Output termin al .. ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ .RCA terminal Output type .............. ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ .... Co axial digital (S/ PDIF) Output level .. ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ..... 0.5 Vp-p (75 ) Output format .............. ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... .....4 4.1 kHz, 24 bit/ 16 bit USB downst ream section (USB) Port ....... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... Type A Power supply ............... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... 5 V/ 500 mA or less USB upstre am se ction (USB) Port ....... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... Type B LAN (PRO DJ LINK) Rating ...... ......... ........ ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ....... 100Base-TX Contr ol ou tput (CONTROL) Port ....... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ..... Mini-jac k SD memory card secti on File system ... ........ .. Conform ing to “SD Specification s Part 2 File System Specification Version 2.00” Max. memory capaci ty .... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ 32 GB Main displ ay Display type ....... ........ ......... ......... ........ Active matri x TFT liquid crystal display (LCD) Screen size.. ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ....... 6.1-inch, wide Supporte d languages ............. ........ ......... ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... ...... 18 langu ages  The articles concerni ng free r epairs, etc., i ndicated on the warrant y do not apply to t he reko rdbox music managemen t softw are. Before installin g or using rekord box, car efully read the articl es in Software end us er lice nse agre ement on page 23 .  The specifica tions and design of this product are subject to cha nge wit hout notice.
32 DRB1474-A <DRB1474-A> Printed in Published by Pioneer Corporation. Copyright © 2009 Pioneer Corporation. All rights reser ved. PIONEER CORPORA TION 4-1, Meguro 1-Chome, Meguro-ku, T okyo 153-8654, J apan PIONEER ELECTRONICS (USA) INC. Multimedia and Mass Storage Division: 2265 East 220th Street, Long Beach, CA 90810, U. S.A. TEL: 800-444-OPTI (6784) PIONEER ELECTRONICS OF CANAD A, INC. Industrial Products Depar tment: 300 Allstate Pa rk wa y, Markham, Ontario L3R 0P2, Canada TEL: 905-479-4411 Should this product require ser vice in the U.S.A. and you wish to locate the nearest P ioneer Authorized Independent Ser vice Company , or if you wish to purchase replacement parts, operating instructions, ser vice manuals, or accessories, please call the number shown below . 1 – 8 0 0 – 8 7 2 – 4 1 5 9 Please do not ship your product to P ioneer without first calling the Customer Support at the above listed number for assistance. P ioneer Electronics (USA), INC. Ser vice Support Division P. O. BOX 1760, Long Beach, CA 90801-1760, U.S.A. F or warranty information please see the Limited Warranty sheet included with your product. Should this product require ser vice in Canada, please contact a P ioneer Canadian Authorized Dealer to locate the nearest P ioneer Authorized Ser vice Company in Canada. Alternatively , please contact the Customer Satisfaction Department at the following address: P ioneer Electronics of Canada, Inc. Customer Satisfaction Department 300 Allstate P arkway , Markham, Ontario L3R 0P2 1-877-283-5901 905-479-4411 F or warranty information please see the Limited Warranty sheet included with your product. S021_C_E