Changing The Fuse - MC Crypt DJ-7/2 Bedienungsanleitung

Disposal
Dispose of obsolete appliances according to the valid legal directives.

Changing the Fuse

You may only change fuses when the power plug is disconnected and only exchange these for fuses
of the same type, the same triggering characteristic and the same nominal voltage. The use of "rig-
ged" or repaired fuses or bridging the fuse holder is not permitted!
• Turn the mixing desk and all other connected devices off.
• Always pull the power plug out of the socket!
• Open the fuse holder with a screwdriver by turning counter-clockwise.
• Exchange the defect fuse against a new 315 mA slow-trigger / 250V // 5x20 mm glass pipe fine-wire fuse.
• Screw the fuse compartment shut again.
Troubleshooting
With the "Mc Crypt Disco Mixer DJ 7/2", you have purchased a product that reflects the latest state of tech-
nology and is safe to operate.
Still there might be problems or malfunctions.
At this point, we want to tell you how to easily remedy possible malfunctions yourself.
Observe the safety notices under all circumstances!
Symptom Possible cause
No function after Power plug is not plugged
the on/off switch correctly into the outlet.
was turned on.
Theoperating indicator Defect fuse
(2) is not lit.
The operating No input signal
indicator (2) is lit Input wrongly or not connected.
but there is no The crossfader slider is
sound. adjusted wrong.
Input level is not correctly
adjusted.
MASTER controller is in
position "0".
Fader sliders are in
position "0".
No signal to be heard Connected device is not
although the recording turned on or adjusted wrongly.
level display (17) shows
a signal. Output wrongly or not connected. Connect the output as described.
In/output level is adjusted
wrongly.
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Error remedy
Plug the power plug in
correctly.
Replace fuse
Check access source.
Connect input correctly.
Put CROSSFADER into the
central position
Adjust the level with the GAIN
controller as described.
Turn up MASTER controller.
Adjust the slider correctly.
Check the subsequent appliance
and select the right input on the
amplifier.
Adjust the in/output level as
described.
(4) BALANCE controller
With this controller, you adjust the balance between the right and the left channel of the MASTER output.
Turning it to the right reduces the signal of the left channel, turning it to the left reduces the signal of the
right channel.
(5) MASTER controller
With this controller, you adjust the signal level of the MASTER output (28).
Position "0" means minimum volume, position "10" maximum volume.
(6) MONITOR controller
With this controller, you can adjust the share of the CUE (channel input signal) respectively PGM signal
(mixing desk output signal) at the headphone output. By turning the controller towards CUE, you can pre-
listen to the channel selected with the CUE switches (19) over the headphones. By turning towards PGM,
the MASTER signal becomes stronger on the headphones. If the controller is completely located in the posi-
tion PGM, only the MASTER signal is played back on the headphones.
(7) Headphone socket
You can connect stereo headphones to this 6.3 mm jack socket. You can pre-listen to the input signals res-
pectively listen to the output signal via the headphones. Only use headphones with an impedance of at least
8 Ohm.
(8) PUNCH buttons
The PUNCH buttons work in connection with the CROSSFADER function. In doing so, the PUNCH button
bridges the CROSSFADER, meaning the signal controlled down via the CROSSFADER is played back in full
volume as long as the corresponding PUNCH button is pressed. After letting go of the PUNCH button, the
CROSSFADER controls the volume again.
(9) LEVEL controller
With this control, you adjust the headphone volume. Position "0" means minimum volume, position "10"
maximum volume. Prior to turning on the device and plugging in the headphones, always set the LEVEL
controller to position "0".
(10) Input selection switch
With this switch, you select between the PHONO and the LINE input. In position "PHONO", the signal of the
appliance connected to the input "PHONO" is played back, in position "LINE"; the signal of the appliance
connected to the input "LINE" is played back.
(11) Talkover switch
With this switch, you can attenuate the signal of the LINE and PHONO inputs when making announcements
over the microphone. When the talkover function is activated, the volume of the two FADER channels CH1
and CH2 is decreased by 12 dB.
(12) Gain controller
With these controllers, you adjust the input level. In position "0", the level is at minimum, in position "10" at
maximum.
(13) BASS control (LOW)
With these controllers, you can adjust the basses of the respective fader channel DJ MIC CH1 and CH2.
Depending on the controller position, the bass is reduced respectively respectively increased. In position
"0", the signal is not influenced by the sound controller.
(14) Midrange controller (MID)
With these controllers, you can adjust the midranges of the respective fader channel DJ MIC CH1 and CH2.
Depending on the controller position, the midrange is reduced respectively increased. In position "0", the
signal is not influenced by the sound controller.
(15) TREBLE control (HIGH)
With these controllers, you can adjust the treble of the respective fader channel DJ MIC CH1 and CH2.
Depending on the controller position, the treble is reduced respectively increased. In position "0", the signal
is not influenced by the sound controller.
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