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							12. TAP BUTTON - Press this button to switch between manual BPM and Auto BPM. When in manual 
BPM mode, tap this button to the beat of the current track. Press and hold this button for at least 3 
secs. to switch to Auto BPM. The BPM mode your are currently in is displayed in the VFD. 
13. PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON - Each press of the PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON causes the operation to 
change from play to pause or from pause to play. While in play mode the blue play LED will glow, and 
while in pause mode the blue play LED will flash.
14. CUE BUTTON - Pressing the CUE button during playback immediately pauses playback and 
returns the track to the last set cue point (see setting a CUE POINT, page 22). The red CUE LED 
will glow when the unit is in cue mode The LED will also flash every tim\
e a new CUE POINT is set. 
The CUE button can be held down to momentarily play music. When you release the CUE button it 
instantly returns to the CUE POINT. 
15. CUE PLAY BUTTON - Press this button to instantly start playback from the last CUE point. 
16. JOG WHEEL - This wheel has four functions;
• The jog wheel will act as a frame search control when the audio is in pause or cue mode and  
  CDJ Mode is activated. Frame search allows to find your desird place to set a cue point. 
• The wheel also works as a pitch bend during Playback with the CDJ mode a\
ctive. Turning the  
  wheel clockwise will increase the pitch percentage up to 100%, and turning the wheel in the  
  counter-clockwise direction will decrease the pitch percentage down to -100%. The pitch bend  
  will be determined on how long you turn the jog wheel continuously. 
• The jog wheel is used to apply the scratch effect when Vinyl Mode is active.
• The jog wheel is used in conjunction with the TIME (18) and RATIO (18) BUTTONS to adjust and  
  set effect and sample parameters, see page 32. 
17. SEARCH BUTTONS - 
       This search button allows you to quickly scan backwards through a track. 
       This search button allows you to quickly scan forwards through a track. 
18. EFFECTS AND HOLD BUTTON -
   PARAMETER TIME BUTTON - When this button is activated you can turn the JOG WHEEL (16)  
  to adjust the parameter time value.
  ECHO EFFECT - This button is used to activate and deactivate the Echo effect. The Echo effect  
  adds an echo to your output signal. See BUILT-IN EFFECTS on page 31.
  FLANGER EFFECT - This button is used to activate and deactivate the Flanger effect. The
  Flanger effect distorts the output signal and creates an effect similar to the frequency phasing in  
  and out of each other.  
  HOLD BUTTON - This button has two functions:
 Parameter Lock: This button allows you to lock any new parameter settings you set to th\
e ef- 
  fects. The button LED will glow when the hold function is activated. Whe\
n the hold   selection is  
  not active, any changes to the effect parameters will be momentay.  
 System Lock: If you press and hold the button for 3 seconds you will activate the System  
  Lock. The button LED will flash when the HOLD function is active. To unlock the HOLD func- 
  tion press and hold the button for 3 seconds. 
  FILTER BUTTON - This button is used to activate and deactivate the Filter effect. The Filter ef- 
 fect tweaks the original sound to add different tonal definition. The effect is almost the same as  
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  the PHASE effect.
  SKID BUTTON - This button is used to activate and deactivate the Skid effect. The Skid effect    
  simulates the sudden platter stop of a turntable, like pressing the stop button on a turntable.
 PARAMETER RATIO BUTTON - When this button is activated you can turn the JOG WHEEL    
 (16) to adjust the parameter ratio value.   
19. MEMORY BANK BUTTONS 1-4 - These buttons are used to store either four (4) cue points or four 
(4) loops. Each BANK BUTTON can store either a loop or a cue point. When a loop is stored in a BANK 
BUTTON the button LED will glow green. When a Cue Point is stored, the button LED will glow red.
20. SAVE BUTTON - This button can be used in a couple of ways. 
•  Press this button to activate the Save mode, the SAVE BUTTON LED will glow when activated. 
  After the Save mode is activated, press your desired BANK BUTTON (19) to store your cue    
  point or playing loop.
•  This button is also used to store your loops and cue points that are saved in the BANK BUTTON  
 (19) to the system memory for next time. Press the SAVE BUTTON for 2 secs. and the button    
  LED will flash. Your loops and cue points are now saved to the system memory.
• RECALL MEMORY: The player can store 4 programmed cue points or loops per track in the    
  USB device. The memory points being stored in the USB device depend on the available     
  memory space of the USB. These settings can be recalled at any time, even when an audio 
  source has been removed and loaded at a later time. 
  To recall the bank memory with the USB device loaded: Press the SAVE BUTTON, the button    
  LED will glow. Turn the TRACK KNOB (21) to select the track with the MEMORY BANKS that    
  you would like to recall for the cue points or loops; when in the loop mode press the RELOOP    
  BUTTON (22) to activate loop mode. 
21. TRACK SEARCH KNOB - Turning this knob will let you search through tracks in your selected 
folder. Turn the knob to scroll backward and forward through tracks. You can also push the knob in 
and turn to jump 10 tracks forward or 10 tracks backward. The current track number will be shown in 
the VFD. Every push of the knob will display the Artist, Track Title, Genre, and Track Bit Rate.
22. IN, OUT, & RELOOP BUTTONS -
 OUT BUTTON - This button is used to set the ending point of a loop. A loop is started by pressing 
the IN BUTTON, and pressing the OUT BUTTON to set the loop ending point. The loop will continue 
to play until the OUT BUTTON is pressed once again.
  IN BUTTON - “CUE ON THE FLY” - This function allows you to set a CUE POINT (see CUE POINT 
page 22) without music interruption (“on the fly”). This button\
 also sets the starting point of a seam-
less loop (see SEAMLESS LOOP).  
  RELOOP  BUTTON - If a SEAMLESS LOOP has been made (see setting a SEAMLESS LOOP  on 
page 23), but the player is not actively in SEAMLESS LOOP mode (a loop\
 is not playing), pressing the 
RELOOP BUTTON will instantly reactivate the SEAMLESS LOOP mode. To exit the loop, press the 
OUT BUTTON (22). LOOP will appear in the VFD DISPLAY (23) when the RELOOP function is avail-
able.
23. VFD DISPLAY - This high quality VFD display indicates all the various functions, as th\
ey are 
occurring. This display is viewable at several comfortable angles (see \
page 8). The display ICONS will 
be explained on page 17.
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B. TOP UNIT MIXER CONTROLS (FIGURE 3)
24.  SOURCE SELECTOR SWITCH - These switches are used to select the input source assigned to each 
channel. Each channel may only be assigned one input source at a time. 
• CH1 selected to PC + CH2 selected to PC – the entire unite works as a MIDI controller.
• CH1 selected to PC + CH2 selected to DECK B – the Deck A works as a MIDI controller, the mixer works     
 
   internally with Deck B.
• CH1 selected to PC + CH2 selected to LN2/ PH2 – the Deck A works as a MIDI controller, the mixer works    
 
   internally with LN2/PH2 input.
25. USB PORT 1 - This is the first USB port where you can insert a USB stick, USB SD Card reader, or compa\
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tiable external hard drive for playback. VERY IMPORTANT: PLEASE SEE PAGE 8 FOR DETAILS REGARD-
ING/USING USB DEVICES.
26. CHANNEL GAIN CONTROL - This adjustment is used to adjust an audio source signal input gain for a 
channel. Never use the gain control to adjust output volume. Setting the\
 gain level properly will ensure a clean 
output signal. To properly set the gain level controls:
 1. Be sure the MASTER VOLUME CONTROL (36) is set to level 4.
   2. Set the CHANNEL FADER (29) to level 8.
   3. Begin playback on an audio source connected to the channel you are adjusting.
   4. Use the GAIN CONTROL (26) to adjust an average output volume of +4 dB.           
  5. Repeat this step for all channels
27. EQUALIZER - All of the channels include a three-band signal EQ. These controls are u\
sed to increase or 
decrease the LOW’s, MID’s, and HI’s of the output signal. 
 TREBLE CONTROL - This knob is used to adjust the treble levels of a channel allowing for \
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treble  gain  of  +10dB  or  maximum  decrease  of  -35dB.  Turning  the  knob  in  a  counter-clockwise  direction  will 
decrease the amount of treble applied to a channel signal, turning the k\
nob in a clockwise direction will increase 
the amount of treble applied to a channel signal.
 MIDRANGE CONTROL - This knob is used to adjust the midrange levels of a channel allowing    
 for a maximum midrange gain of +10dB or maximum decrease of -35dB. Turning the knob in a    
counter-clockwise direction will decrease the amount of midrange applied\
 to a channel signal, 
 turning the knob in a clockwise direction will increase the amount of mi\
drange applied to a      
channel signal.
 BASS CONTROL - This knob is used to adjust the low frequency levels of a channel allow\
ing      
for a maximum bass gain of +10dB or maximum signal decrease of -35dB. Turning the knob in    
a counter-clockwise direction will decrease the amount of bass applied to a channel signal, 
 turning the knob in a clockwise direction will increase the amount of ba\
ss applied to a channel      
signal.
28. MASTER VOLUME LEVEL INDICATORS - The dual MASTER LEVEL LED indicators are used to detail the 
master output level. The meters will detail the output level of both the\
 left and right channels.
29. CHANNEL FADER - These faders are used to control the output signal of any source assigne\
d to its par-
ticular channel.
30.  CROSSFADER CURVE ADJUSTMENT - The 3 position switch changes the behaviour of the crossfader 
action by changing the crossover curve slope. The 3 settings from left to right are: Quick Fade, Short Fade, and 
Normal Fade. (Quick Fade is usually used for scratching).
31. FADERSTART ON/OFF SWITCH - With this function you can use the crossfader to start and stop playback. 
The ON/OFF FADERSTART switch activates the fader start feature. When the fader start fea\
ture is activated 
sliding the CROSSFADER (32) from left to right will play or cue the player.
  Example: Be sure the FADERSTART feature is activated on both channels. Slide the crossfader to the   
 channel one position (full left) and begin playback on player one. Slide the crossfader to the channel    
 position (far right). This will immediately trigger the play function on player two and return player one to 
 cue mode. To return to normal fader operation turn the FADERSTART ON/OFF SWITCH to the OFF    
 position.
32.  REPLACEABLE CROSSFADER - This fader is used to blend the output signals of channels one and two 
together. When the fader is in the full left position (channel 1), the\
 output signal of channel one will be controlled 
by the master volume level. The same fundamentals will apply for channel\
 two. Sliding the fader from one posi-
tion to another will vary the output signals of channels one and two respectively. When the crossfader is set in 
the center position, the output signals of both the channels one and cha\
nnels two will be even. 
33. MASTER INDICATOR BUTTON - This button is used to choose between master level indicators and chan-
nel level indicators.
34. RELAY BUTTON - This button activates the RELAY function.
35. BOOTH LEVEL - This knob is used to adjusts the monitor volume output level. Turn the knob in a clockwise 
direction to increase the monitor volume.
36. MASTER VOLUME CONTROL - This rotary knob is used to control the master output level (volume). \
To 
avoid  distorted  output  try  to  maintain  an  average  output  signal  level  +4  dB.  Be  sure  this  volume  control  is 
always set to zero before turning the unit on.
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37. MICROPHONE 1 JACK -  This jack accepts a standard 1/4 plug. The volume output level for this micro-
phone will be controlled by its own respective MIC KNOB (38). Note:  We  recommend  that  you  use  a  500-
600ohm microphone for the best sound quality.
38. MICROPHONE 1 VOLUME - This knob is used to regulate the microphone 1 output volume. Turning th\
e 
knob in a clockwise direction will increase the volume level. 
39. MICROPHONE 2 VOLUME - This knob is used to regulate the microphone 2  output volume. Turning the 
knob in a clockwise direction will increase the volume level. 
40. MIC TONE CONTROL - This knob controls the frequency response of the microphone. 
41. TALKOVER CONTROL - This function decreases all signal output except for the microphone sign\
al. 
42.  CUE MIX - This slider is used to send a channels incoming signal to the headphones\
. Slide the slider to the 
left to monitor Channel 1, and to the right to monitor Channel 2. The cue level is adjusted by the CUE LEVEL 
VOLUME KNOB (43). Be sure the cue level is set to minimum before putting a pair of headp\
hones on. 
43. CUE LEVEL VOLUME KNOB - This knob is used to adjusts the headphone volume output level. Turn th\
e 
knob in a clockwise direction to increase the headphone volume.
44. HEADPHONE JACK - This jack is used to connect your headphones to the mixer allowing you t\
o monitor 
the cue source. Use headphones only rated at 8 ohms to 32 ohms. Most DJ headphones are rated at 16 ohm, 
these are highly recommended. Always be sure the CUE LEVEL VOLUME (43) is set to minimum before you put 
the headphones on.
D. REAR PANEL (FIGURE 5)
45. MICROPHONE 2 JACK -  This combo jack will accept a standard 1/4 plug or XLR 3-pin balanced m\
ale plug. 
The volume output level for this microphone will be controlled by the MIC 2 VOLUME CONTROL KNOB (39). 
Note: We recommend that you use a 500-600ohm microphone for the best sound quality.
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46.  GND (GROUND TERMINAL) - Be sure to connect turntable ground leads to either or both of the two 
available ground terminals. This will reduce the humming and popping noi\
ses associated with magnetic 
phono cartridges.
47. CHANNEL LINE LEVEL SELECTOR SWITCHES - These switches are used to change the voltage line 
levels of there respected  Phono / Line RCA inputs jacks. When connecting turntables with magnetic car-
tridges to these jacks be sure the corresponding switch is in the “PH\
ONO” position, and when using line level 
input devices such as CD players and tape decks be sure this switch is i\
n the “LINE” position. Always be sure 
main power is shut off before changing the position of the Line Level Selector Switch.
48. CHANNEL 1 LINE/PHONO INPUT JACKS - CD players, Tape Decks and other line level instruments 
may be connected to these jacks. The CHANNEL LINE LEVEL SELECTOR SWITCHES (47) must be set to 
the correct position representing what is connected to the input jacks; i.e. if a turntable is connected to the 
input jacks the CHANNEL LINE LEVEL SELECTOR SWITCHES (47) must be set to "Phono". See CHANNEL 
LINE LEVEL SELECTOR SWITCHES (47) on this page. The red colored RCA jack represents the right channel 
input and the white represents the left channel input. Input volume will be controlled by channel one fader. 
The channel SOURCE SELECTOR SWITCH (24) must be in the "Line" position, to monitor any source con-
nected to these jacks.
49. CHANNEL 2 LINE/PHONO INPUT JACKS - CD players, Turntables, and Tape Decks may be connected 
to these jacks. The CHANNEL LINE LEVEL SELECTOR SWITCHES (47) must be set to the correct position 
representing what is connected to the input jacks; i.e. if a turntable is connected to the input jacks the CHAN-
NEL LINE LEVEL SELECTOR SWITCHES (47) must be set to "Phono". See CHANNEL LINE LEVEL SELEC-
TOR SWITCHES (47) on this page. The red colored RCA jack represents the right channel input and the white 
represents the left channel input. Input volume will be controlled by channel two fader. The channel SOURCE 
SELECTOR SWITCH (24) must be in the "Line" position when CD players and any other line level \
instruments 
are connected to these jacks, to monitor any source connected to these jacks.
50. BOOTH OUTPUT JACKS - The VERSADECK offers a secondary output usually used to monitor your mix or 
to route to an outboard recording device. This output volume is controlled by the BOOTH LEVEL KNOB (35).
51. RCA MASTER OUTPUTS -  The RCA jacks send a low current unbalanced output signal. These jacks 
should only be used for shorter cable runs to signal processors or looping to another mixer. For cable runs 
greater than 15 feet use the XLR BALANCED JACKS (52).
52. BALANCED XLR MASTER OUTPUT JACS - The Master Output includes a pair of XLR Balanced jacks 
as well as a pair of RCA UNBALANCED JACKS (51). The 3-pin XLR jacks send a high current balanced 
output signal. These jacks should be used when you will be driving an am\
p or other audio equipment with 
a balanced input, or whenever you will be running a signal line greater than 15 feet. Always, use these jacks 
whenever possible. 
53. USB MIDI JACK - Use this jack to connect to a computer or a host USB player. After hooking up your 
computer with the USB 1.1 Connections, your computer will detect them respectively as an external sound 
card (USB Code). You may either play music on your computer or send it via the USB 1.1 Con\
nections as a 
signal source to the device; alternatively, you may record the Master output signal on your computer using the 
USB 1.1 Connection.
NOTE: The sent Master Output Signal is not influenced by the position of the \
volume controls. To use the
USB 1.1 Connection, please also refer to the operation manual of your computer and the programmers used.
54. USB PORT 2- This is the second USB port where you can insert a USB stick, USB SD Card reader, or 
compatiable external hard drive for playback. VERY  IMPORTANT:  PLEASE  SEE  PAGE  8  FOR  DETAILS 
REGARDING/USING USB DEVICES.
55. POWER BUTTON - This button is used to turn your unit’s power on and off.
56. POWER CONNECTOR - This connection is used to connect your main power. Be sure that your local 
power matches the unit’s required power.  NEVER  REMOVE  THE  GROUND  PRONG  FROM  THE  POWER 
CABLE, DOING SO MAY RESULT IN IMPROPER OPERATION. 
						

							E. VFD DISPLAY PANEL (FIGURE 6)
57. PLAY/PAUSE INDICATOR - Either the play or pause indicator will glow depending which  mode 
you are in.
58. CUE INDICATOR - This indicator will glow when the unit is in CUE or mode and will flash \
every 
time a new CUE POINT is set.
59. TOUCH INDICATOR -  This appears when anything touches the jog wheel. 
60. CHARACTER DISPLAY - This will display the name of the track and album when a Mp3 disc is 
loaded.
61. AUTO BPM - This will indicate that the unit is in AUTO BPM mode. 
62.  BPM METER - This meter will display the BPM's of the current track.
63. MEMORY BUCKET - This meter serves two functions. 
 1. The bucket outline indates your cue memory status. a full outline lets yo\
u know the cue memory is  
      full. Note: The search functions will not work unless all the bars are full.
  2. The five bars inside the bucket represent the digital buffer. Each bar represents 2 seconds.
64.       TEMPO LOCK -  This  will indicate the Tempo Lock function is active.
65.  PITCH METER - This meter will display the pitch percentage applied by the PITCH SLIDER (10).
66. TIME DISPLAY - These indicators detail the Minutes, Seconds, and Frames. The meter will display 
either the elapsed or remaining time of a track. 
67. TIME BAR INDICATOR - This bar gives a visual approximation of a track's or disc's remaining time. 
This bar will begin to flash when a track is ending. 
68.  ELAPSED/REMAIN INDICATOR - This indicator is in direct reference to the TIME METER (66). 
When the ELAPSED indicator is displayed in the VFD (23), the time defined will refer to a single track's 
elapsed time. When "REMAIN" is indicated in the VFD DISPLAY (23) the TIME DISPLAY (66) in the 
VFD will  define  the  current  track's  remaining  time. The time mode is changed by the tapping on the 
TIME BUTTON (8). 
69.  TRACK INDICATOR - This indicator details the current track. The number displayed in the track 
indicator is a direct reference to the track in play, pause, or cue mode. 
70. MP3 INDICATOR - This will indicate that MP3 files have been detected on the loaded USB 
device. 
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71.  FOLDER INDICATOR - This indicator details the current folder you are in.  
72. SINGLE INDICATOR - This indicates that the player is in single play mode, the track will p\
lay once 
and return to CUE mode. If the single indicator is not on the unit is in continuous mode. In continuous 
mode the drive will play all the remaining tracks. 
73. RELOOP INDICATOR - Appears when LOOP is engaged or ready to be engaged. 
74. AUTO CUE - This will indicate if the Auto Cue is on or off. Press and hold the SGL/CTN (7) for 1 
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Press the FOLDER KNOB (1) for at least 3 secs. to enter the Internal Menu. Turn the FOLDER KNOB (1) to 
scroll through the different submenus. Turn either the TRACK KNOB (21) or JOG WHEEL (16) to change the 
submenu settings.
To save and exit the internal menu, turn the FOLDER KNOB (1) until G. Exit & Save is displayed, press the 
TRACK KNOB (21) to save your settings. If your settings were saved correctly, "Saving" will appear briefly in 
the VFD (23).  
NOTE: You can exit the Internal Menu anytime you want by pressing the FOLDER KNOB (1), however your 
modified settings will not be save.
1. PLAYLIST - Normal / Title/ Artist / Album / Genre
    The DATABASE BUILDER can generate "Playlist" for USB device. You can adjust various criteria in order        
 
    to filter tracks in this setting. You can turn the TRACK KNOB (21) or JOG WHEEL (16) to scroll through     
 
    the different settings; " Normal / Title/ Artist / Album / Genre". See page 33 Playlist Operation. 
2. REPEAT MODE - 3 different modes: Play All Repeat / Folder Repeat / Track Repeat
3. MIDI CH - Setup MIDI Channel from 1 to 16 (Deck A - Mixer - Deck B).
4. MIDI SETUP -
    • TAP = HOLD/TOGGLE
    • I/O = Hide/DIS. (Hide/Display MIDI I/O value)
5. CROSSFADER -
    • LOCK = To lock the crossfader in the middle of the two channels 
    • UNLOCK = The crossfader is back to normal status
6. CROSSFADER REVERSE -  
    • ON = Reverse the crossfader
    • OFF = Normal Mode
7. DISPLAY TIME - 0.5 ~ 12.0 secs. (Line name start/stop time adjustment)
8. SCROLL SPEED - 50 ~ 2000 msecs. (Adjust the scroll speed of the character display)
9. SENSITIVITY - Touch Wheel Sensitivity adjustment (Adjustment range is -20 ~ +20)
A. INTENSITY - VFD Brightness (Brightness Range is 1 ~ 4)
B. A.CUE LEVEL - Change the AUTO CUE level (Level range is -36 ~ -78dB)
C. LINE SETUP - Select VFD line name and display
D. BIT RATE - Display ON/OFF
E. VERSION - CXX (Control Version) DSPXX (DSP Version)
F. LOAD DEFAULTS - Press the TRACK KNOB (21) to change all settings back to default.
G. EXIT & SAVE - Exit & Save your custom settings until you power down. Press the TRACK KNOB (21) to 
exit & save.
NOTE:
SAVE: U1/U2, PITCH ON/OFF, PITCH RANGE, SGL/CTN, AUTO CUE, TIME MODE, HOLD, KEY LOCK, 
EFFECTS ON/OFF, PLAYLIST, REPEAT MODE, MIDI CHANNEL, MIDI SETUP, CROSSFADER, CROSSFADER 
REVERSE, DISPLAY TIME, SCROLL SPEED, SENSITIVITY, INTENSITY, A.CUE LEVEL, DISPLAY
DEFAULTS: U1/U2 (U1), PITCH (OFF), PITCH RANGE (10%), SGL,CTN (CTN), AUTO\
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(REMAIN), HOLD (OFF), KEY LOCK (OFF), EFFECTS (OFF), PLAYLIST (NORMAL), REPEAT MODE (ALL), 
MIDI CHANNEL (1-2-3), MIDI SETUP (TAP=HOLD, I/O=HIDE), CROSSFADER (UNLOCK) CROSSFADER 
REVERSE (OFF), DISPLAY TIME (3sec.), SCROLL SPEED (400ms), SENSITIVITY (0), INTENSITY (\
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Figure 9: Turning the track 
button counter-clockwise 
will jump back to the previ-
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Figure  8: Turning the track 
button clockwise will skip 
forward to the next track.
2. SELECTING TRACKS
Select a desired track by using the TRACK KNOB (21). Turn the knob clockwise to move forward a track or 
counter-clockwise to move back a track. If you want to select a new track during playback (a track is already 
in play mode) the new track you selected will immediately begin playback as soon as the search operation is 
completed. You can also push the knob in and turn to jump 10 tracks forward or 10 tracks backward. 
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1.  LOADING/EJECTING AN USB DEVICE
When loading a USB stick, USB card reader, or external hard drive make sure you are correctly lined up with 
the USB port and connect to the USB port. To disconnect a USB drive, stop playback and disconnect the 
USB connection. VERY  IMPORTANT:  PLEASE  SEE  PAGE  8  FOR  DETAILS  REGARDING/USING  USB 
DEVICES. 
CAUTION:
•   NEVER remove a USB device while in PLAY mode.