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TROUBLESHOOTING
Description of problem
A large amount of noise is
generated when playing back a
certain disc or discs. Playback
halts unexpectedly.
Track won't load during
playback.
Track searching fails to halt
with Auto Cue function turned
ON.
The jog dial performs a
different function from that
desired.
Back cueing fails to work when
the CUE button is pressed
during playback.
Unable to produce loop
playback by pressing the OUT/
ADJUST button.
Auto cue and other setting are
not stored.
Can't store cue/lop point data
for tracks on USB storage
device.
Recorded USB storage device
cue and loop points aren't
displayed.
Playlist tracks appear grayed
out.
Can't record tracks located on
USB storage device on playlist.
Keyboard input isn't correct.
Character data for MP3, AAC
format tracks appears garbled.
Tracks contained in m3u files
won't load.
Possible cause of problem
• Disc is seriously warped or scratched.
• Disc is unusually dusty or dirty.
• LOAD LOCK is set to ON.
• Track searching sometimes takes longer than
expected when the length of silent portions
between tracks is unusually long.
• If a search cannot be performed within 10
seconds, the track's start is set as the cue point.
• The jog mode is incorrect.
• No cueing point has been defined.
• No cueing point (i.e., starting point) has been
defined.
• The power was turned off right after a setting
was made.
• Insufficient space on USB storage device.
• USB storage device was disconnected before
performing proper dismount procedure, or
power was turned off.
• The disc or USB storage device for the recorded
tracks is not loaded/connected.
• The recorded tracks have been deleted from the
USB storage device.
• The file names for the recorded tracks have been
changed, or the files moved.
• USB storage device was disconnected before
performing proper dismount procedure, or
power was turned off.
• Insufficient space on USB storage device.
• KEYBOARD LANGUAGE setting is incorrect.
• You are using a keyboard for a language other
than the eleven supported by this unit.
• LANGUAGE setting is incorrect
• The track information for the music file created
in the DJ software is in a language not
supported by this unit.
• The track information for this unit is in a
language not supported by the DJ software.
• m3u file is not recorded correctly.
Recommended action
• Replace with new disc.
• Wipe away dust or dirt from disc.
• Use UTILITY screen to set LOAD LOCK to OFF.
• Hold the TIME/A.CUE button depressed for one
second or more to set the Auto Cue mode to
OFF.
• Press the SCRATCH/JOG BREAK button to
select the desired function.
• Specify the desired cueing point. (P. 36)
• Specify the desired cueing point. (P. 36)
• Wait 10 seconds before turning off the power
after a change.
• Delete unnecessary files or other make
sufficient space on USB storage device.
• Always perform proper dismount procedure
before disconnecting USB storage device or
turning off power.
• Load or connect the disc or USB storage device
for the recorded tracks.
• Once again record the changed file names or
changed locations in the playlist.
• Always perform proper dismount procedure
before disconnecting USB storage device or
turning off power.
• Delete unnecessary files or other make
sufficient space on USB storage device.
• Use UTILITY screen's KEYBOARD LANGUAGE
setting to select the proper input language.
• Use a keyboard for one of the supported
languages.
• Go to the UTILITY screen and set LANGUAGE to
the language of your choice.
• Input the file information in a language
supported by this unit. This unit is able to display
European languages, Russian, simplified
Chinese and Japanese.
• For information on the languages supported by
your DJ software, check the instruction manual
for the software you are using.
• Confirm correct recording format for m3u file.
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