SC2900 - Equipement DJ DENON - Notice d'utilisation et mode d'emploi gratuit

MODE D'EMPLOI SC2900 DENON

Digital Controller and Media Player

DN-SC2900 Quick Setup Guide

About Quick Setup Guide

This Quick Setup Guide presents cyclic connection and usage examples as well as explaining steps to connect this unit to a computer and perform a setup to enable "engine" operations. For details, stout connectors and operations, see the Owner's Manual and the "engine" 's instruction manual.

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@Owner's Manual

This mark indicates an item described in the unit's Owner's Manual that is included in the supplier Resource disc.

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This mark indicates an item described in the music management software "engine" s instruction manual that is included in the

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Supervised Resource Dis

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This symbol indicates a supplementary information and tips for operations.

Using as a CD player

Connect 2 units to a mixer with RCA cables to use as a CD players.

For connection, see "Basic connections" 📋 Owner's Manual page 171.

RCA cable RCA cable

DN-SC2000 DN-SC2500 DJ mixer

Using USB devices (Using the Player Link function to share music files on a USB memory device or HDD)

Use as a media player to play back music. Yes stored on a USB memory device or HDD.

For connection, see "Basic connections" 100 Owner's Manual page 171.

- Connect 2 units with an Ethernet cable and use the Player Link function to enable music files stored on a memory device or FDD connected to one unit [for DN-SC2900] to be played with the other unit [2nd DN-SC2900] as well.

USB cable Ethernet cable RCA cable RCA cable USB memory device HDD DN-SC2900 DJ mixer DN-SC2900

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② Initializing "engine"

In millions of dollars

Make sure to perform initialization.

③ Preparing for DJ play

You can make the following settings and preparation as necessary before DU play.

1. Registering music files to "engine"

- Music files stored on your computer can be registered in the "engine" library to enable the music search function that uses tag information and to enable file classification by crate and play list. Us to 100,000 files can be managed per USB memory device or HDD (8 engine page 15).

- You can feed music files and play lists from iTunes into the "engine" library. Furthermore, you can play back music files on iTunes with the unit; even if you have not registered them in the "engine" library

does not have a function to import music files from CO.

1. Preparing playback support information

- "argina" automatically generates audio waveform information, beat point information, and BPM information. (Engine page 14) - You can preset CUE points and LOOP points for music files registered in the library (Engine page 20)

1. Preparing a USB memory device or HDD for playback

Prepare for a USB memory service or HDD to be connected and used with the unit [USB] ④ Owner's Manual page 22.

④ Connecting "engine" to the unit over a network

You can easily connect up to 4 units to a computer over a network with the following steps. Make sure to complete these steps before making the network connection.

1. Set a Network ID to share music among units (Player Link) (Owner's Manual page 33).

2. Connect "engine" to units over a network (PC Link) (Owner's Manual page 33).

System configuration with "engine"

Usage example ① Playing back music files stored on a computer

graph TD
    A["Router"] -->|Ethernet cable| B["Computer"]
    B -->|Ethernet cable| C["DJ mixer"]
    C -->|RCA cable| D["DN-SC2900"]
    C -->|RCA cable| E["DN-SC2900"]
    F["Music files"] -->|Fast search for music files with "engine"| G["Computer"]

- "engine" enters PC Link mode if you connect units (with other not tabs) to a computer where "engine" is installed. P27@Owner's Manual page 18).

- You can use "engine" to perform a fast search for music files regardless in the "engine" library and then load them to the units for playback (IT) engine page 101.

Using "engine"

You can use the advanced search function provided by "angins" engine page 18.

graph TD
    HDD["HD0"] -->|USB cable| MON1["MON"]
    MON1 -->|Ethernet cable| Router["Router"]
    Router -->|Ethernet cable| Computer["Computer"]
    MON1 -->|RCA cable| MON2["MON"]
    MON2 -->|RCA cable| MON3["MON"]
    MON3 -->|RCA cable| MON4["MON"]
    MON4 -->|RCA cable| MON5["MON"]
    MON5 -->|Ethernet cable| MON6["MON"]
    MON6 -->|USB memory device| CPU["CPU"]
    CPU -->|Ethernet cable| MON7["MON"]
    MON7 -->|Ethernet cable| MON8["MON"]
    MON8 -->|Ethernet cable| MON9["MON"]

DN-SC2900 DN-SC2900 DJ mixer DN-SC2900 DN-SC2900

NOTE

- After the router is started, connect the router to DN SC2902 and your computer and power them on.

- Do not connect the router to the internet or WAN. Doing so may cause playback sound to cut out, or devices may not be able to connect correctly. - This unit can be connected directly to a computer without using a router. In the case, set the computer's network address settings to a fixed IP address, and use the following settings.

IP adarass: 169 254.2.1 Sunset Maw: 264.255.0.3

- When connecting 4 units to a computer, use a router or LAN hub that has 5 or more LAN ports. - When connecting using a router, this unit and the computer should be connected to LAN ports.

Main "engine" features

Multi-player/multi-storage playback

Using an ethernet cable to connect the unit to a computer where "engine" is installed, you can play back music files stored on the computer. USB memory devices, or HDD while switching among them with the "engine" s advanced search functions.

□ Management of up to 100,000 music files and fast search "engine"

You can manage us to 100,000 music files per USB memory device or IDD. Furthermore, fast and multifunctions file search is available with the newly developed search system.

□ Operation environment with less latency

You can enjoy comfortable D. play with less latency as the unit itself processes audio without using computer resources. Furthermore, you can connect a USB memory device or HDD to continue playback without interruption even if the computer freezes.

Before using "engine"

① Installing "engine"

Insert the supplied UN-SC29CD Resource slot into your computer (Windows\Mac) to install "engine" file engine page 4

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• For Mac OS X 10.7 IL on or later, make sure to create a folder named "DENONDJ2" in all cases under the root of the startup disc before using "engine". Otherwise, music files can not be registered (②) engine page 4).

- For Windows, you need to install Apple QuickTime on your computer. Download and install the latest QuickTime from the Apple web site. Using the latest QuickTime version is recommended.

NOTE

• Software Upgradeable by USB
Please be sure to update with the latest firmware. From time to time, we will make improvements to current features or add new features.
We will try to include ideas from customers' feedback where possible. The updates are made available via our www.demand.com website.
• A Windows security warning window appears when you start "engine" for the first time after installing it on your Windows computer. Select "Unlock" (Windows XP or Vistar) or "Allow access" (Windows 7). Otherwise, you can not use the "engine" PC-LINK function. If you set a wrong option, see "Notes regarding first launch after installation" (① engine page 5).
- On a computer with security software installed, a warning window may appear depending on the setting. In that case, set up the software to allow "engine". If you set a wrong option, contact your security software support.

Usage example ② Playing back music files stored on a USB memory device or HDD

graph TD
    A["Music files"] -->|USB cable| B["DRAM"]
    C["USB memory device"] -->|HDD| B
    B --> D["DRAM"]
    E["Router"] --> F["Computer"]
    G["Ethernet cable"] --> H["DRAM"]
    I["Ethernet cable"] --> J["DRAM"]
    K["RTCA cable"] --> L["DRAM"]
    M["RTCA cable"] --> N["DRAM"]
    O["Fast search for music files with "engine""] --> P["Computer"]

• You can use a USB memory device or HDD prepared with "engine" for LINK connection to share music files on a USB memory device or HDD among multiple units [T engine page 23]
• You can use database and playback support information created with "engine" for the search engine page 261.
• Linux a USB megrotv device or I/O request with "engine" is used, it is accessible to drive without a computer.
• You can play back music files stored on a USB memory device or HDD with the folder search function provided by the ON SC290D even without a database crashed by "angna".

Usage example ③ Playing back music files stored on a computer, USB memory device, or HDD while switching among them

graph TD
    A["Music file"] -->|USB cable| B["DRAM"]
    C["USB memory device"] -->|USB cable| B
    D["HDD"] -->|USB cable| B
    E["Router"] -->|Ethernet cable| F["Computer"]
    G["RTC cable"] -->|Ethernet cable| H["DRAM"]
    I["RTC cable"] -->|Ethernet cable| J["DRAM"]
    K["Computer"] -->|Fast search for music files with "engine"]

• By simultaneously using the functions of usage examples ① and ②, you can use a USB memory device, or HDD as a backup for the computer. This enables you to play back music files stored on the USB memory device or HDD connected to the UN SC290D even if the computer retrieves, so you can continue DU play without stopping the music.
• Do changes and requests are supported

Setup example 1

A setup using the unit as a MUI controller and sound card.

This setup enables MIDI control of sample decks via TRACTOR 2, but it is not possible to output audio from the unit. When using sample decks, prepare a separate audio interface with an internal sound card.

USB cable RCA cable RCA cable Computer DN-SC2900° DJ mixer DN-SC2900°2

(4) Unit No. 1/MICH-1 (4) Unit No. 2/MICH-2 Settings @ Owners Manual page 44, 45

Setup example 2

A setup using an audio interface (UN-X1700/UN-X1600/UN-X600)

You can also use an audio interface with an internal sound card other than DN X1600. For details on the setup method, see the owner's manual for the audio interface.

USB cable Computer DN-SC2900® USB cable DN-X1706/DN-X1600/DN-X000 DN-SC2900® [4] Unit No. 1/ MIDI CH: 1, 363 Unit No. 2/ MIDI CH: 2 See Image C# Owner's Manual page 14.451

Procedure for installing TRAKTOR LE 2

1 Only perform this step when using Windows. Insert the supplied "DN-SC2900 Resource disc" computer, and install the ASIO driver.

Owner's Manual page 12

2 Insert the DJ software installation disc into the computer, and install TRAKTOR LE 2.

- After installation. Activate the software. For details on how to Activate the software, see the Service Center Manual which is inside the Documentation folder in the Service Center folder that a created after installation. - The social number is printed on the park of the disease.

Owner's Manual page 15

3 Only perform this step when using Windows. Check that DN-SC2900 is displayed on the ASIO driver control panel screen.

- If there is to check mark on the left of the DN-SC2900, click the Enable button to display a check mark and display the device name in bold type. - If the ASIC Control Panel is open, close it before starting TRAKTOR LE 2

4 Only perform this step when using Mac. Set up the AUDIO and MIDI devices in Mac OS. - Launch Audio MIDI Setup in Mac OS. - After opening the audio device window, right-click on DN-5C2900 and set up the sound input device and sound output device.

- When using 2 x Oh-SC2800's with TRAKTOR LE 2 - it is necessary to aggregate the sound cards for correct audio routing. - Resource disc Oh-SC2800_nec_configuration_manual

Setting of TRAKTOR LE 2

[Mac] [PC]

Audio Setup Audio Device: Aggregate Device Output Routing Mixing Mode: External Output Deck A: L = 1; Aggregate Device Cut 0 R = 2; Aggregate Device Cut 1 Output Deck B: L = 3; Aggregate Devices Cut 2 R = 4; Aggregate Devices Cut 3

Audio Setup Audio Devices: DENON AS O Driver Output Routing Mixing Mode: External Output Deck A: L = 1, SC2905_1 R = 2, SC2930_1 2 Output Deck B: L = 5, SC2905_2 1 R = 4, SC2930_2 2

1. Launch TRAKTOR LE 2.

2. DJ software installation disc factor Z setting started

6 From the TRAKTOR LE 2 Help menu, select Wizard" and perform the following operations. ① In the startup screen, click "NEXT"

Select "LES" for "Are you using air exilema controller 7" and "CLY="NEXT.

② Select "Donor" for "Choose your manufacture" and select "EN

SU2800 LL* for "Choose your filter," and enter "NEX"

* When using TEAKTOR PRO 2, perform the following operations: ① Select "D4-SC2300" and click "NEXT". ② Select "YES" for "Are you using external mixer 2" and click "NEXT".

③. Sensor "2" Tack Docks + 2 Sample Docks", and click "NEXT" 7 Use the mouse to set the TRAKTOR I.F. 2 main output to "0dB" (Fig. 1).

- It is recommended that you always use the newest version of TRAKTOR LE 2. - Launch Service Center Program that was created after installation and update TRAKTOR LE 2.

- For details on TRAKTOR LE 2 operations, see "Tractor 2 Getting Started" and "Tractor 2 Application Reference" or the supplied DJ software installation dies.

【Fig. 1】TRAKTOR LE 2 Main Output Settings

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Setting of TRAKTOR PRO 2

This is a setup example when a 4ch mixer is connected.

(Mac)

Screenshot of a software interface showing multiple panels with text labels and color settings, likely from an older design or editing tool.

Audio Setup

Auto Device: DN-X1600

Output Roating Ming Hone:

Output Deck A: L = 3: Front Center

B = 4 Low Frequency Effects

E = E Bac Biot

Output Deck C: 1 = 1: Front Left

H = 2 Fract High

B = B. [for: Right of Center]

Input Routing

Input Deck A: L Moncl = 3; Front Center B = 4; Low Frequency Effects

Input Dock 8: L (Mon) = 5 Bank Left

P = 6: Back Right

Input Deck C. LIMOR=1, Front Left B = 2 Front Left

Input Deck 0: Lvlprol = 7; Front Left of Center

E = B Front Right of Center

[PC]

Screenshot of a software interface showing multiple panels with text, images, and settings panels in Chinese.

Audio Setup

Audio Device: DENON ASIO Driver

Output Routing Vimp Bias:

Output Deck A: L = 3; DN X1600_1_3

F-4 DN X1600_14

Output Deck B: L = 3; DN-X1600_1_5 E = E:\DN-X1670_1_8

Output Deck C: 1 = 1 ON X1602 1.1

P-2:DN×1600 12

Output Deck D: L = 7 EN-X1620_1?

Input Routing

input lock

F = 4 DN × 1620.14

Input Deck B: L (Vano) = 5: DN X1620 15

R = 6.1 / 4 × 10^2 × 10^-3

F=2.174X163D 12

Input Deck D : L Monel = 7: DN-X1600 + 7

E = B · 15N × 10^10 × 1.5

NOTE

- When using multiple DENON DJ devices such as DN-SC2300, change "Unit No." © Owner's Manual page 4M/ "MIDI CH" © Owner's Manual page 4E in the Utility settings so that there are no nuclear numbers.

- When using DN-SC2000 with a DENON DJ mixer (DN-X1700/DN-X1800/DN-X600), set the sampling frequency (FSI on the DENON DJ mixer IDN-X1700/DN-X1800/DN-X600) to 44.5 kHz. For how to set this, see the owner's manual of the DENON DJ mixer (DN-X1700/DN-X1800/DN-X600).

- It has been verified that this unit works properly with the THAKTOR LE ZIFRO 2 software.

• Use the latest version of the TRAKTOP mapping file (tail file). The latest version can be downloaded at www.dandrond.com.

DN-SC2900 Mapping Guide

for TRAKTOR LE 2 / PRO 2

Technical diagram of a CD-ROM drive with labeled components and numbered parts

Screenshot of a digital audio workstation interface with multiple track controls and instrument panels

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Function table

Available for TRAKTOR LE 2 / PRO 2 control with DN-SC2900

Buttons	MIDI BANK1 MIDI BANK2
	Normal	SHIFT +	CLR +	TIME +	DISPLAY +	SINGLE/CONT +	MEMO +	EXIT/RELOOP	RVS +	Normal	SHIFT +	CLR +	SHIFT + & CLR +	RVS +
1 PlayPune	Play on size	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Place play or pop for sample clock.20	Play on size	-	-	-	Place play or pop for sample clock.20
2 CUE	Pass: Set concurrent one point of play and back to sample clock.3	Close the house of the house.	-	-	-	-	-	-	Start after closing for sample clock.20	Pass: Set concurrent one point of play and back to sample clock.3	Back to the house of the house.	-	-	Staff: Anteager for sample clock.20
3 REVERSE	Show matching for sample clock.4			Sets one shot or locked for sample clock.5	Sets one shot or locked for sample clock.6	Sets one shot or locked for sample clock.7	Sets one shot or locked for sample clock.8			Show matching for sample clock.9	-	-	-
4 FAST SEARCH	Find search									Find search.
5 TRACK SEARCH	Hands with corresponding tasks.	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Hands with corresponding tasks.	-	-	-	-
6 MIDI BANK 2	Show matching for sample clock.4								Shows matching for sample clock.40	Show matching for sample clock.40	Shows matching for sample clock.40	Shows matching for sample clock.40	Shows matching for sample clock.40	Shows matching for sample clock.40
7 HOT CUE 1	Show matching for sample clock.4	Sets touch key at 10%	Cable set point.	-	-	-	-	-	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50
8 HOT CUE 2	Show matching for sample clock.4	Sets touch key at 10%	Cable set point.	-	-	-	-	-	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50.
9 HOT CUE 3	Show matching for sample clock.4	Sets touch key at 10%	Cable set point.	-	-	-	-	-	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50 .
10 HOT CUE 4	Show matching for sample clock.4	Sets touch key at 10%	Cable set point.	-	-	-	-	-	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50	Shows there were more than samples shot.50 -
11 A	Sets step in spot or collection loop.	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Sets step in spot or collection loop.	-	-	-
12 B	Sets step out point or collection loop.	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Sets step out point or collection loop.	-	-	-
13 -/+	Fold selection	Read deck software open session.	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Fold selection	Read deck software open session.	-	-
14 AUTO LOOP	Auto loop or and off.	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Auto loop or and off.	-	-	-
15 OUTRELOOP	Shift matching for loading back deck in sample clock.6	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Shift matching for loading back deck in sample clock.6	-	-	-
16 CLR	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
17 CRI
18 USB
19 LINE
20 MIDI
21 HOT LIST ADD	Includes an stroke the receiver's window.	Appendix track to conversation.								includes a stroke the receiver's window.	Repeats the line in conversation.
22 -	Using counter button use to sample clock.	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Jump up or use to the counter button.	-	-	-
23 -+	Using counter button use to sample clock.6	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Jump up or use to the counter clock.6	-	-	-
24 DISC ELECT	Take Suits through posted library in two weeks.6, Play model.	Take Suits through posted library.7, Push Open and Close following from 2000 to 2000.	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Take Suits through posted library in two weeks.6, Play model.	Take Suits through posted library in two weeks.6	-	-
25 SLL
26 TIME	Shift matching for sample clock.6	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Shift matching for sample clock.6	-	-	-
27 DISPLAY	Shift matching for sample clock.6	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Shift matching for sample clock.6	-	-	-
28 SINGLE/CONT	Shift matching for sample clock.6	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Shift matching for sample clock.6	-	-	-
29 ANNU/OUIL	Shift matching for sample clock.6	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Shift matching for sample clock.6	-	-	-
30 SHIFT
31 LOCK	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
32 START TIME	Controls hit back cut off.	-	-	-	Controls hit back out for sample clock.6	Controls hit back out for sample clock.6	Controls hit back out for sample clock.6	Controls hit back out for sample clock.6	Controls hit back out for sample clock.6	Controls hit back out for sample clock.6	Controls hit back out for sample clock.6	-	-
33 STOP HILL	Controls hit push.	-	-	-	Controls hit push out for sample clock.6	Controls hit push out for sample clock.6	Controls hit push out for sample clock.6	Controls hit push out for sample clock.6	Controls hit push out for sample clock.6	Controls hit push out for sample clock.6	Controls hit push out for sample clock.6	-	-
34 SLIP	-	-	-	-	Controls hit push out for sample clock.6	Controls hit push out for sample clock.6	Controls hit push out for sample clock.6	Controls hit push out for sample clock.6	Controls hit push out for sample clock.6	Controls hit push out for sample clock.6	Controls hit push out for sample clock.6	-	-
35 VINYL
36 Joy Wheel	Controls sent, or not of seconds.	Set stones hit files in the list.	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Controls sent, or not of seconds.	Set stones hit files in the list.	-	-
37 Pitch Fender	Pick face.									Pick face.
38 PITCH RANGE	Pick range.									Pick range.
39 KEY ADJUST	Key back.	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Key back.	-	-	-
40 PITCH BEND	Pick head.	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Pick head.	-	-	-
41 TDP	Pick head.	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Pick head.	-	-	-
42 BPM SYNC	Tracks with fixed numbers.	Sets much like the main number to page frame.	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	Tracks with fixed numbers.	Sets much like the main number to page frame.	-	-

* Hurrian Selbrie n 80K106 PH17

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