Technics DJ Mixer Sh Mz1200 Operating Instructions
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Mixing (Basic operations)
LRL/R SPLIT
Press [POWER OFF ON]
The POWER lamp comes on after the power is turned on.
3Switch the input switch (CD/LINE
DIGITAL, LINE) to select the source
When you select CD/LINE DIGITAL on CH1 or CH4, input can
be analog input (CD/LINE CH1, CH4 input terminal) or digital
input (DIGITAL IN CH1, CH4 input terminal).
4Turn [TRIM], [HIGH], [MID] and [LOW]
to adjust the input signal level and
sound
TRIM:
Adjusts the input signal level.
Turn to the right for higher sound...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/4760/63918/w64_sh-mz1200_en_om_d-8.png "Page 9
RQT7230
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Mixing (Basic operations)
LRL/R SPLIT
Press [POWER OFF ON]
The POWER lamp comes on after the power is turned on.
3Switch the input switch (CD/LINE
DIGITAL, LINE) to select the source
When you select CD/LINE DIGITAL on CH1 or CH4, input can
be analog input (CD/LINE CH1, CH4 input terminal) or digital
input (DIGITAL IN CH1, CH4 input terminal).
4Turn [TRIM], [HIGH], [MID] and [LOW]
to adjust the input signal level and
sound
TRIM:
Adjusts the input signal level.
Turn to the right for higher sound...")
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Using the microphone
Turn [MIC LEVEL], [HIGH] and [LOW] to
adjust volume and sound
Adjusts the microphone volume and sound connected
to MIC 1 and MIC 2 terminals.
MIC LEVEL:
Adjusts the microphone volume (Attenuation: – ∞ to 0 dB)
HIGH:
Adjusts the high tone microphone sound. Sound is flat at the center
position.
Turn to the right to increase (to approximately +12 dB at 10 kHz)
Turn to the left to decrease (to approximately –24 dB at 10 kHz)
LOW:
Adjusts the low tone microphone sound. Sound is...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/4760/63918/w64_sh-mz1200_en_om_d-9.png "Page 10
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Using the microphone
Turn [MIC LEVEL], [HIGH] and [LOW] to
adjust volume and sound
Adjusts the microphone volume and sound connected
to MIC 1 and MIC 2 terminals.
MIC LEVEL:
Adjusts the microphone volume (Attenuation: – ∞ to 0 dB)
HIGH:
Adjusts the high tone microphone sound. Sound is flat at the center
position.
Turn to the right to increase (to approximately +12 dB at 10 kHz)
Turn to the left to decrease (to approximately –24 dB at 10 kHz)
LOW:
Adjusts the low tone microphone sound. Sound is...")
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Additional mixing operations
Adjusting the monitor
You can check the sound on the headphones etc. during play and cue
the channel you want to mix, and adjust the volume and check the
mixing sound.
Monitoring CH1
1Press [CUE CH1] to turn on the monitor
sound
•The display lamp lights once the CUE button is pressed.
•Monitor sound from the selected channel is output to
PHONES (Headphones) and MONITOR OUT terminal.
•Mixed sound can be output by pressing multiple CUE buttons.
When using an effector...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/4760/63918/w64_sh-mz1200_en_om_d-10.png "Page 11
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Additional mixing operations
Adjusting the monitor
You can check the sound on the headphones etc. during play and cue
the channel you want to mix, and adjust the volume and check the
mixing sound.
Monitoring CH1
1Press [CUE CH1] to turn on the monitor
sound
•The display lamp lights once the CUE button is pressed.
•Monitor sound from the selected channel is output to
PHONES (Headphones) and MONITOR OUT terminal.
•Mixed sound can be output by pressing multiple CUE buttons.
When using an effector...")
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Using play mode functions
1Switch to either [L/R SPLIT (CH1 CH2)]
or [L/R SPLIT (CH3 CH4)] and select the
channel to adjust individually
The input of the selected channel is allocated to
the channel to be adjusted on the panel.
CH1 or CH2 input: Left (L) is input to CH1 on the panel, right
(R) is input to CH2 on the panel.
CH3 or CH4 input: Left (L) is input to CH3 on the panel, right
(R) is input to CH4 on the panel.
•The L or R PLAY MODE lamp of the selected channel lights.
•By selecting...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/4760/63918/w64_sh-mz1200_en_om_d-11.png "Page 12
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Using play mode functions
1Switch to either [L/R SPLIT (CH1 CH2)]
or [L/R SPLIT (CH3 CH4)] and select the
channel to adjust individually
The input of the selected channel is allocated to
the channel to be adjusted on the panel.
CH1 or CH2 input: Left (L) is input to CH1 on the panel, right
(R) is input to CH2 on the panel.
CH3 or CH4 input: Left (L) is input to CH3 on the panel, right
(R) is input to CH4 on the panel.
•The L or R PLAY MODE lamp of the selected channel lights.
•By selecting...")
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Fader start function
You can start music play from the SL-DZ1200 direct drive digital turntable (not included) using the channel fader and cross fader by connecting the
digital turntables to CH1 and CH4. (A control cable is necessary for this connection. page 8)
3Switch [FADER START (CH1)] to ON
1Turn [ASSIGN A] and select any number
other than 1
•The channel fader will not start the digital turntable if 1 is
selected.
2Push the channel fader all the way to
zero
4Push the channel fader up...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/4760/63918/w64_sh-mz1200_en_om_d-12.png "Page 13
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Fader start function
You can start music play from the SL-DZ1200 direct drive digital turntable (not included) using the channel fader and cross fader by connecting the
digital turntables to CH1 and CH4. (A control cable is necessary for this connection. page 8)
3Switch [FADER START (CH1)] to ON
1Turn [ASSIGN A] and select any number
other than 1
•The channel fader will not start the digital turntable if 1 is
selected.
2Push the channel fader all the way to
zero
4Push the channel fader up...")
RQT7230 11 Additional mixing operations Adjusting the monitor You can check the sound on the headphones etc. during play and cue the channel you want to mix, and adjust the volume and check the mixing sound. Monitoring CH1 1Press [CUE CH1] to turn on the monitor sound •The display lamp lights once the CUE button is pressed. •Monitor sound from the selected channel is output to PHONES (Headphones) and MONITOR OUT terminal. •Mixed sound can be output by pressing multiple CUE buttons. When using an effector ( left side of this page) Press [CUE EFFECT] to turn on the monitor sound •Monitor EFFECT RETURN is output. 2Select the input, adjust the input level, sound, and adjust the volume with the channel fader and cross fader ( page 9, Mixing, instructions 3 - 7) 3Turn [MIXING] and adjust mixing •Turn completely to the right for audio from the master output. •Turn completely to the left for audio from the channel selected with the CUE button. •When the control knob is in the center position the audio level of the master output and the channel selected with the CUE button is half and half. •The monitor volume level is displayed in the MONITOR column of the output level meter. 4Switch [MODE] and select the monitor sound You can select the monitor sound to be stereo or split between the channel selected with CUE button (L) and master (R). Select MONO SPLIT and the monitor output will become monaural, left (L) will output audio from the channel selected with the CUE button, and the right (R) will output audio from the master output channel. 5Turn [LEVEL] to adjust the monitor volume •Even if the MASTER LEVEL and MASTER BALANCE is changed the monitor sound does not change. Adjusting the effect You can adjust the volume level and select the output point when using an externally connected effector. 1Switch [EFFECT] to ON Outputs to the external effector. 2Switch [PRE/POST] and select the output point PRE: Outputs before the channel fader POST: Outputs after the channel fader 3Turn [SEND] to adjust the output level Adjusts the output volume level sent to the external effector. 4Turn [RETURN] to adjust the input level Adjusts the input volume level from the external effector. •An effect is applied to the input source sound and output to the MASTER OUT 1 terminal. On the channel you have selected to use effect output OUTPUT LEVEL meter Using output separationWhen using output separation (dual output separation) ( page 12), audio is output through the MASTER OUT 2 (REAR) terminal.
RQT7230 12 Using play mode functions 1Switch to either [L/R SPLIT (CH1 CH2)] or [L/R SPLIT (CH3 CH4)] and select the channel to adjust individually The input of the selected channel is allocated to the channel to be adjusted on the panel. CH1 or CH2 input: Left (L) is input to CH1 on the panel, right (R) is input to CH2 on the panel. CH3 or CH4 input: Left (L) is input to CH3 on the panel, right (R) is input to CH4 on the panel. •The L or R PLAY MODE lamp of the selected channel lights. •By selecting OFF, input becomes both channels without any separation. The L or R PLAY MODE lamp doesn’t light. 2Adjusting left (L) and right (R) input level and sound, and use the channel fader to adjust the volume ( page 9, Mixing, instructions 4 - 5)Adjusting the CH1 or CH2 level, sound, channel fader Left (L) input: Use any of the CH1 knobs on the panel Right (R) input: Use any of the CH2 knobs on the panel Adjusting the CH3 or CH4 level, sound, channel fader Left (L) input: Use any of the CH3 knobs on the panel Right (R) input: Use any of the CH4 knobs on the panel •Mixed source audio is output from the left (L) and right (R) terminals of MASTER OUT 1. Output separation (dual output separation) (e.g.) MASTER OUT 1 (FRONT) terminal: For the front speaker MASTER OUT 2 (REAR) terminal: For the rear speaker Turn [SEPARATE OUT] ON •CH1 and CH2 input is output from the MASTER OUT 1 (FRONT) and MASTER OUT 1 (XLR) terminal. •CH3 and CH4 input is output from the MASTER OUT 2 (REAR) terminal. •The FRONT and REAR PLAY MODE lamps light. Using the play mode function, by separating the left (L) and right (R) selected input channel you can individually adjust the left (L) and right (R) volume and sound. LR LR [MASTER OUT 1] [MASTER OUT 2]Venue By turning the SEPARATE OUT function ON, you can output audio through 2 separate channels, from MASTER OUT 1 (FRONT) and from MASTER OUT 2 (REAR). You can adjust the left and right output individually and use the cross fader for real time play. Using the cross faderFrom Mixing on page 9, perform instructions 6-7. Select the same channel selected above in instruction 1 for switching ASSIGN A and ASSIGN B. Adjusting the master output volume and balanceFrom Mixing on page 9, perform instruction 8. Using the cross faderFrom Mixing on page 9, perform instructions 6-7. While the cross fader is in NORMAL position While ASSIGN A : 1 or 2, ASSIGN B : 3 or 4 When the cross fader is moved all the way toward : Only the source audio assigned to is output from the MASTER OUT 1 (FRONT) and MASTER OUT 1 (XLR) left (L) and right (R) terminals. When the cross fader is moved all the way toward : Only the source audio assigned to is output from the MASTER OUT 2 (REAR) left (L) and right (R) terminals. When the cross fader is in the center position: Source audio assigned to is output through the MASTER OUT 1 (FRONT) and MASTER OUT 1 (XLR) terminals, and source audio assigned to is output through the MASTER OUT 2 (REAR) terminal. Adjusting the input level and sound, and using the channel fader to adjust the volume From Mixing on page 9, perform instructions 4-5. Adjusting the master output volume and balanceFrom Mixing on page 9, perform instruction 8. Adjust the volume and left (L) and the right (R) balance of the MASTER OUT 1 (FRONT), MASTER OUT 1 (XLR) and MASTER OUT 2 (REAR) output. Adjusting individually of left (L) and right (R) inputPerform instructions 1-2 on the left. PLAY MODE lamp Individually adjusting the left (L) and right (R) input
RQT7230 13 Fader start function You can start music play from the SL-DZ1200 direct drive digital turntable (not included) using the channel fader and cross fader by connecting the digital turntables to CH1 and CH4. (A control cable is necessary for this connection. page 8) 3Switch [FADER START (CH1)] to ON 1Turn [ASSIGN A] and select any number other than 1 •The channel fader will not start the digital turntable if 1 is selected. 2Push the channel fader all the way to zero 4Push the channel fader up when you want to start play •Play instantly begins from the digital turntable. Start using the channel fader If you push the channel fader back to the original position (zero) after play on the digital turntable has started, the digital turntable returns to the set point and waits in the standby position. 3Switch [FADER START (CH1)] to ON 1Turn [ASSIGN A] and select 1 2Push [CROSS FADER] all the way in the direction opposite the source you want to start ( ) Start using the cross fader If you push the cross fader back to the original position after play on the digital turntable has started, the digital turntable returns to the set point and waits in the standby position. 4Slide [CROSS FADER] in the direction opposite of instruction 2 when you want to start play •Play instantly begins from the digital turntable. Alternate play of two digital turntables connected to CH1 and CH4 When the cross fader operation switch is set to NORMAL. 3Switch [FADER START (CH1)] and [FADER START (CH4)] to ON 1Turn [ASSIGN A] to select 1 and turn [ASSIGN B] to select 4 4Push [CROSS FADER] all the way in the direction opposite of instruction 2 (towards ), when you want to start play •Play instantly begins from the digital turntable connected to CH1. (At the same time, the digital turntable returns to the set point when playing on CH4) 5Push [CROSS FADER] all the way in the direction opposite of instruction 4 (towards ) •Play instantly begins from digital turntable on CH4. •Play on CH1 instantly returns to the set point. When the digital turntable you want to control is connected to CH1 and the channel fader operation switch is set to NORMAL. •When individually adjusting the left (L) and right (R) input ( page 12), perform the following instructions simultaneously for the CH1 and CH2 channel faders on the panel.When the digital turntable you want to control is connected to CH1 and the cross fader operation switch is set to NORMAL. Before use•Turn [MODE] to TURNTABLE on the rear panel of the digital turntables connected to CH1 and CH4. •Set the auto cue point and cue point on the digital turntables connected to CH1 and CH4, and standby at the set point. Note While you are using the fader to start play, turning the unit off and on may stop or start the digital turntable. 2Push [CROSS FADER] all the way in the direction opposite the source you want to start ( )
RQT7230 14 Block diagram CH FADER CH1-CH4 MONITOR LEVEL RETURN CUE ON/OFF CD/LINE LINE PHONO CH1-CH4 EFFECT PRE/POST MASTER BAL. MASTER OUT 1 (XLR) (BAL.OUT) MASTER OUT 2 (REAR) MASTER OUT 1 (FRONT) REC OUT DIGITAL OUT MASTER LEVEL C.FADER NORMAL/REV.CROSS FADERNORMAL/REV. CH1-CH4C.FADER CURVE TYPE PHONO EQ LINE LINE CD/LINE PHONO 1 DIGITAL IN CH1 DIGITAL IN CH4 CH2 CH3 CH1 TRIM CH1-CH4 DAI Receiver DAC HIGH/ MID/LOW CH1-CH4 L/R SPLIT ON/OFFL/R SPLIT ON/OFF EFFECT RETURN MIC1 MIC2 MIC LEVEL ANALOG SWITCHANALOG SWITCHEFFECT MIX CHANGE PHASE Master-Lch/ Cue-mix Cue-Rch/ Master-mixCue-Lch Master-Rch EFFECT SEND PLAYER CONTROL BAL. AMP MICRO COMPUTER EFFECT POST CH1CUE MIX MASTER MIX L ch R ch CH4 L R/MONO CH1L ch R ch SEND OUTPUT LEVEL METER MONITOR OUT PHONES R IN OFF ONPulse trans. L INMONITOR IN SEPARATE OUT ON: MASTER OUT1: CH1/CH2 MASTER OUT2: CH3/CH4 SEPARATE OUT OFF: MASTER OUT1: CH1/CH2/CH3/CH4 MASTER OUT2: NO OUTPUT PHONO EQ PHONO EQ LINE PHONO 2 PHONO 3 CD/LINE CH4 L R/MONO MIC AMP EFFECT PRE CH4 CH3 CH2 CH2 CH1 LOW HIGH MIC EQ L/R PLAY MODE ASSIGN C.FADER ASSIGN A/B V. C . A AMPV. C . A AMPV. C . A AMPV. C . A AMP CH3CH4 DAI Trans. MONO SPLIT MIX LEVEL MONITOR MIX STEREO ADC L ch R ch FRONT MIXER REAR MIXER ON OFF FADER START CH1,CH4 EFFECT ON/OFF SEPARATE OUT ON/OFF CHANGE PHASE (EFFECT) DAI Receiver DAC
RQT7230 15 Maintenance To clean this unit, wipe with a soft, dry cloth.•Never use alcohol, paint thinner, or benzine to clean this unit. •Before using chemically treated cloth, read the instructions that came with the cloth carefully. Troubleshooting guide Before requesting service, make the below checks. If you are in doubt about some of the check points, or if the remedies indicated in the chart do not solve the problem, refer to the “Customer Services Directory” on back cover if you reside in the U.S.A., or refer to the “Product information” on page 4 if you reside in Canada. Equalizer characteristics CD/LINE/PHONO LOW+12 dB, –24 dB (50 Hz) MID+12 dB, –24 dB (1 kHz) HIGH+12 dB, –24 dB (10 kHz) MIC LOW+12 dB, –24 dB (100 Hz) HIGH+12 dB, –24 dB (10 kHz) General Power supplyAC 120 V, 60 Hz Power consumption35 W Dimensions (WxHxD)300 mm x 103 mm x 330 mm (11 26/32˝ X 41/16˝ X 13˝) Mass5.3 kg (11.7 lb.) Note Specifications are subject to change without notice. Mass and dimensions are approximate. Specifications Input sensitivity/input impedance PHONO (TRIM center)2.5 mV/47 kΩ LINE (TRIM center)250 mV/10 kΩ EFFECT RETURN250 mV/47 kΩ MIC0.7 mV/1 kΩ Rated output voltage/Output impedance MASTER 1, 2 (RCA) 1 V/600 Ω MASTER 1 (XLR) 1 V/600 Ω MONITOR1 V/1 kΩ REC OUT250 mV/1 kΩ EFFECT SEND250 mV/1 kΩ Headphone output30 mW/32 Ω Frequency response MASTER 1, 220 Hz to 20 kHz REC OUT20 Hz to 20 kHz EFFECT RETURN20 Hz to 20 kHz MIC20 Hz to 20 kHz Digital audio input Coaxial digital input Compatible sampling rate48 kHz/44.1 kHz/32 kHz (PCM) Digital audio output Coaxial digital output Sampling rate44.1 kHz (PCM) Page Reference 8 9 7 - 8 9 - 10 7 - 8 — 8 10 9, 11 9 11 11 10 9 13 8 12 Action Connect the power plug securely. Check the source and set the control to the proper position. Connect the units properly. Adjust the volume level controls correctly. Connect the channels correctly. Place the fluorescent light, other appliances or their power cables as far away from the unit as possible. Connect the grounding wire securely. Replace with a new fader.Contact your nearest dealer. Adjust the MASTER LEVEL or MONITOR LEVEL control knobs. Reduce the level by turning the TRIM control knob. Reduce the external effectors output level by adjusting the SEND or RETURN control knob. Turn the EFFECT switch ON for the channel to be used. Turn switch to the NORMAL position. Select the input source assigned to , . Turn ON the FADER START switch for thechannel to be used. Use a control cable to connect the digital turntable to the mixer. Switch the SEPARATE OUT switch to ON. Check Has the power plug been disconnected? Has the input switch been set to another source? Have any of the units been wrongly connected? Is the master level control or other volume level controls at the MIN position? Have you connected with the left and right terminals reversed? Is there a fluorescent light or other electrical appliances, or are their power cables near any of the connecting cables? Has the turntable’s grounding wire been disconnected? Is one of the faders worn out? Is the master volume level or monitor volumelevel too high? Is the input level too high? Is the input level from the external effectortoo high? Is the EFFECT switch OFF? Is the fader operation switch in theREVERSE position? Are the ASSIGN A and ASSIGN B switch settings wrong? Is the FADER START switch OFF? Are the digital turntable and mixer connectedusing a control cable? Is the SEPARATE OUT switch OFF? Problem No power. No sound even when the power is on. The volume is low. Left and right sound isreversed. Low hum or buzz is heard during play. Fader (control slider) doesnot move smoothly. Sound is distorted. External effectors sound isdistorted. Effect does not appear to be working. Fader operation is reversed. Cannot use the cross fader. Cannot start the digital turntable with the fader. Output is not separated.
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