TASCAM TTM1 - DJ Equipment

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Brand : TASCAM

Model : TTM1

Category : DJ Equipment

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USER MANUAL TTM1 TASCAM

  • English p. 2
  • Français p. 6
  • Deutsch p. 10
  • Italiano p. 14
  • Español p. 18
  • 日本語 English Read this manual thoroughly before using the product, and keep it handy for future reference. The TT-M1 is a special controller for the TAS- CAM CD-X series of CD players (hereafter referred to as CD-X). When a record player equipped with the TT-M1 is being used to con- duct scratching, the controller detects the turntable's rotating direction and speed and trans- fers them to the CD-X. The CD-X then plays back the scratching on a CD with great accuracy. p. 222
  • The names of the companies and products that appear in this document are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective hold- ers.
  • Do not connect the product to any equipment other than the CD-X.
  • This product is powered by the CD-X unit. When the product is not in use, always turn off the POWER switch and raise the roller to an upright position. Introduction Installation The TT-M1 can be attached to the following record players using accessory adapters. Install the adapter in the specified position on the base unit and then affix the product to the record play- er. Mounting Model hole Adapter Technics SL-1200MK2 T2 T2 Technics SL-1200MK3 T3 V Numark TTX1 N N Vestax PDX-2000 V, T2 V, T2 If you want to install the TT-M1 on models other than these, fix it in place with double-sided tape or by other means. Technics SL-1200MK2 Attach adapter T2 to mounting hole T2 and insert the TT-M1 into the dust cover holder. Technics SL-1200MK3 Attach adapter V to mounting hole T3 on the back of the base unit, and insert the TT-M1 into the headshell stand. Numark TTX1 Attach adapter N to mounting hole N on the back of the base unit, and insert the TT-M1 into the headshell stand.3English 2 Loosen the mounting screw. 3 Adjust the height so that the roller is posi- tioned horizontally on the turntable. Align these lines with each other. 4 Move the product to the left and right in order to align the axis of the roller with the center of the turntable. Use the guides at the base of the roller. Guide Guide 5 When the product is properly adjusted, tight- en the mounting screw securely. Adjust the vertical and horizontal positions of the TT-M1 as follows. Note that a record does not have to be placed on the turntable. 1 Lower the roller onto the turntable. Roller Mounting screw Adjustment Vestax PDX-2000 Attach adapter V to mounting hole V on the back of the base unit, and adapter T2 to mounting hole T2 on the top surface. Install the TT-M1 by inserting adapter V into the headshell stand and placing adapter T2 on the dust cover holder.4 English The TT-M1 must be calibrated to accurately detect the turntable's rotating speed.
  • As the calibration results are saved to the CD- X unit, the product is only required to be cali- brated once after it is installed to the player. However, when the product is re-installed, it must be calibrated again.
  • The calibration results are saved for each CD drive. When two TT-M1 units are connected to the CD-X, perform calibration on a drive basis. Calibration is also required when a TT- M1 that was connected to one drive is re-con- nected to another drive.
  • Be sure to turn off the CD-X unit before con- necting the TT-M1 to the CD-X. On the rear panel of the CD-X, an ACCESSORY terminal is provided for each of the two CD drives. Connect the TT-M1 cable to the desired terminal. Orient the cable connector so that the arrow is located on the upper side of the connec- tor. Connection Calibration 1 Turn on the CD-X. 2Lower the TT-M1 roller onto the turntable and press the POWER switch.
  • A record does not have to be placed on the turntable. The LED comes on and the following is dis- played on the CD-X's remote controller: 3 Turn the turntable on to rotate at 33 rpm. 4 Press the Á/π key on the CD-X's remote controller while pressing and holding down the SHIFT key. Calibration begins and the following is dis- played on the remote controller: 5 Calibration is completed in five seconds and the following is displayed on the CD-X's remote controller. The normal display is then resumed momentarily:5English The TT-M1 has two operation modes: the turntable mode and the scratch mode. To switch these operation modes, press the SCRATCH key on the CD-X's remote controller. The TT-M1 is in the turntable mode when the SCRATCH key is turned off, and it is in the scratch mode when the key is lit up. Turntable mode (SCRATCH key: off) All the transport control of the CD-X is per- formed on the TT-M1 (turntable). Track searching, locating to the CUE and CUE 1-3 points, and the flash start function can also be operated from the CD-X's remote controller. Scratch mode (SCRATCH key: on) In addition to the operations in the turntable mode, the transport control of the CD-X can be performed with the CD-X's remote con- troller when the turntable is stopped. 1 Turn on the CD-X and load a CD. 2Lower the TT-M1 roller onto the turntable and press the POWER switch.
  • A record does not have to be placed on the turntable. The LED comes on and the following is dis- played on the CD-X's remote controller: 3 Turn the turntable on to rotate at 33 rpm. 4 Switch the operation modes by pressing the SCRATCH key on the CD-X's remote con- troller. 5 Play the desired tune on the CD-X and con- duct scratching on the record player. 6 To stop scratch playback, stop playing the CD and rotating the turntable. If CDs are played too slowly or too quickly
  • Is the pitch control of the record player set to the normal position?