Vestax VMC-004FXu User manual

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CONGRATULAT10NS!
Thank you for purchasing the Vestax VMC-OO4FXu Mixing Controller. We suggest
that you read through this owner's manual thoroughly so that you may enjoy the full
use of this product safety and in the knowledge of all its special features and
suitably applications.
CAUT10N:丁 O REDUCE THE RISK OF ELttCTRiC SHOCK
DO NOT REMOVE COVER(OR BACK)
NO USER― SERVICEABLE PARTS INSiDE
REFER SttRViCING TO QUALIFl匡 D SERV!CE PERSONNEL
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is
intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage"
within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to consitute a
risk of electric shock to persons..
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user
to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions
in the literatufe accbstpanyin!- the appliance.
TO R[DUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT
巨
XPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISttURE.
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C A U tt 1 0 N
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
FE AttU R E S
CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS
TOP PANEL
FRONT PANEL
REAR PANEL
ABOUT ttHE EFFECTS
HOWTO CHANGETHE FADER UNIT
CONNECT10N DIAGRAM
SPECIFICA丁 10NS
CONTENTS
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lMPORttANtt SAFEGUARDS
READ BEFORE OPERATING EQUIPMENT
This product was designed and manufactured to meet strict quality and safety
standards. There are, however, some installalion and operation precautions
which you should be particularly aware of.
1.Read instructions-All the safety and operating
instructions should be read before the
appliance is operated.
2.Retain instructions-The safety and operating
instructions should be retained for future
reference.
3.Heed Warnings-All warnings on the appliance
and in the operating instructions should be
adhered to.
4.Follow Instructions-All operating and use
instructions should be followed.
5.Cleaning-Do not use liquid cleaners or
aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for
cleaning.
6.Attachments-Do not use attachments not
recommended by the product manufacturer
as they may cause hazards.
T,Water and Moisture-Do not use this product
near water-for example, near a bath tub,
wash bowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a
wet basement, or near a swimming pool, and
the like.
S.Accessories-Do not place this product on an
unstable cart, stand, tripod, or table. The
product may fall, causing serious injury to a
child or adult, and serious damage to the
appliance. Use only with a cart,. stand,
tripod, bracket, or table recommended by the
manufacturer, or sold with product. Any
mounting of the appliance should follow the
manufacturer's instructions, and should use a
mounting accessory recommended by the
manufacturer.
9.This product should never be placed near or
over a radiator or heat register. This product
should not be placed in a built-in installation
such as a bookcase or rack unless proper
ventilation is provided or the manufacturer's
instructions have been adhered to.
10.Power sources-This product should be
operated only from the type of power source
indicated on the marking label. lf you are not
sure of the type of power supply to your
home, consult your appliance dealer or local
power company.
l l.Lightning-For added protection of this
product during a lightning storm, or when it is
left unattended and unused for long periods
of time, unplug it from the wall outlet. This will
prevent damage to the product due to
lightning and power-line surges.
l2.Overloading-Do not overload wall outlets
and extension cords as this can result in a
risk of fire or electric shock.
13.Object and Liquid Entry-Never push objects
of any kind into this product through
openings as they may touch dangerous
voltage points or short-out parts that could
result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill
liquid of any kind on the product.
14.Servicing-Do not attempt to service product
yourself as opening or removing covers may
expose you to dangerous voltage or other
hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified
personnel.
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15.Damage Requiring Service-Unplug this
product from the wall outlet and refer
servicing to qualified service personnel under
the following conditions:
a.When the power-supply cord or plug is
damaged.
b.lf liquid has been spilled or objects have
fallen into the product.
c.lf the product has been exposed to rain or
water.
d.lf the product dose not operale normally by
following the operating instructions. Adjust
only those controls that are coverd by the
operating instructions as an improper
adjustment of other, controls may result in
damage and will often require extensive
work by a qualified technician to restore the
product to its normal operation.
e.lf the product has been dropped or cabinet
has been damaged.
f. When the product exhibits a distinct change
in performance this indicates need for
service.
FEATURES
l6.Replacement Parts-When replacement
parts are required, be sure the service
technician has used replacement parts
specilied by the manufacturer or have the
same characteristics as the original parts.
Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire,
electric shock or other hazards.
17.Safety Check-Upon completion of any
service or repairs to product, ask the service
technician to perform safety checks to
determine that the product is in proper
operating condition.
18.Carts and Stands-The appliance should be
used only with a cart stand that is
recommended by manufacturer.
19.An appliance and cart combination should
be moved with care. Quick stops, excessive
force, and uneven surfaces may cause the
appliance and cart combination to overturn.
OEffects are assignable separately to the master
section and A & B side of the crossfader.
Easily selectable with the effect assign switch.
On High-grade 24biv96kHz Digital Sound
Processor (DSP) has been applied to the
VMC-004FXu for better sound quality and less
latency.
OOigitat connection with computers and USB
devices is enabled by installing TUB-1(USB
Board / Sold Separately)to the OPTION
BOARD slot.
OOriginal algorithm developed so that each
effect parameter is adjustable with simple
operation.
OThe TAP button is used to set the delay time
and LFO rate,simply by tapping the button. The
inputted tempo can be switched to 1/4,1/2,3/4
and double of the original tempo instantly with
the beat select switches.
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CONttROLS AND FUNC丁10NS
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①INPUT SELECTOR
Used to select the signal(LiNE or PHONO)to
be sentto each PGM channel.The upper rnost
posilon wili select PHONO input. This selector
switch can a:so be used to perform for
TRANSFORMER SCRATCH.
※
When 2 individuaiinputs are connected to L:NE 5 and
USB(Oplcnal, please read REAR PANEL on page19)
and r the input select switch of PGM 3 is set to LINE
5/USB,both signals wi‖ be mixed in to the channel.
②
TRIM VOLUME
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the channel without distorting.
③ISOLATOR Hl
AdiustS the H:frequency level of each PGM.
④iSOLATOR MID
AdiustS the M:D frequency level of each PGM.
⑤:SOLATOR LOW
AdiustS the LOW frequency level of each PGM.
⑥C.F.ASSIGN SWITCH
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OUTPUTS.
B・・
・The PGM is sentto the"B"position or right
side ofthe crossfader.
②lNPUT LEVEL FADER
Used to adiuSt the input level of each PGM
channel.
③:NPUT LEVEL METER
The LED level rneters indicate the input signal
level of each PGM channel.
③
CROSS FADER
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報
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heard with the cross fader set to the right side.
When the crossfader is set in the center, both
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worn out.
⑩MASTER l LEVEL VOLUME
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⑫MASTER LEVEL METER
The LED level meters indicate the masterЭ
signallevei of each PGM cannel.
OPOWER iNDICATOR
Llghts up whenthe POWER SWITCH ⑩is On.
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⑭
CUE CHANNEL SELECT SWiTCH
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MON:TOR LEVEL VOLUME
AdiustS the headphone monitorlevel.
⑫
PHONE JACK
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⑬
Effect assign
丁his switch selects the sound source to have
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and the Master sound.
⑩
Effect select
This switch se!ects the type of effect you wish to
use.
⑩Rat(ジtime volume
丁his volume adiustS the rateAime of each ettect.
④Depthrsweep volume
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lume adiuStS the depth/sweep of each
②Efrect OMOfflndicator
This indicatorlights up when the effectoris(DN.
④Effect oゴoff bu■ on
This button turns the effector on ON/(DFF.
②Beat Seiect indlcator
This indicator indicates the selected beat
button.
④Beat Seiect button
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3/4,l and 2 ofthe originaltempo.
OTAP button
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②
TAP:ndicator
This indicator flashes on and off and shows
BPM which set.
④
C.R CURVE SELECT SWETCH
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run,:ng FniXeS.
④OPT10N BOARD:NSERT
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REAR PANEL
⑩POWER SWiTCH
Used to turn power ono When you operate this
switch, make it sure that the volume of the
connected powered amplifieris how enough or
the rnain switch of amplifieris turned off. lf you
use other adaptor, may cause damage to the
mixer.
①
POWER:N JACK
Connect the Vestax AC‑14 an exciusive,AC
adaptor.
⑫
LiNEINPUT JACK
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DATs, MDs,etc.Th
equipment is fed to the PGM channels when
Line inputis selected.
⑩PHONO:NPUT JACK
Connect turntables equipped wlh MM(Moving
Magnet type)cartridge. The s:gnal fronl the
turntable is fed to the PGM channels when
Phono inputis selected.
⑭
GROUND TERMiNAL
Connect this ternlinal to the ground lead of the
turntables.
⑮M:CINPUT JACK
lnput jack for MlC. Corresponds to Q6.3
-standarLslerea p_l u_9, _ _
⑩MASTER 1 0UTPUT JACK[RCA P:N JACKl
Output conneclon for MASttER l LEVEL
volume.Connect to lNPUT on the power
amplFier.(COnnectto AUX or LINE I using an
Audio amplrier。 )
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ABOUT ttHE EFFE⊂TS
①
DELAY
丁
his effect adds a de!ay sound to the o百 ginal sound.
Maximum delay ttme is 2.7seconds.
■丁AP button
丁he average tempo set by pushing the TAP button
more than 2 tirnes becomes the LFO cycie tempo.
■Beat select button
・1/4" 丁EMPO=(A)× 1/4
"1/2・ TEMPO=(A)× 1/2
"3た"TEMPO=(A)× 3/4
"1" TEMPO=(A)× 1
"2" TEMPO=(A)× 2
②
ECHO
丁his effect adds numerous de!ay sounds to the
origina!sound.
■丁AP button
The average tempo set by pushing the ttAP button
more than 2 times becomes the LFO cycle tempo.
■Beat select button
"1/4" 丁
EMPO=(A)× 14
"1/2" 丁EMPO=(A)×1/2
"3/4"丁EMPO=(A)×3/4
"1" 丁EMPO=(A)× 1
"2" 丁
EMPO=(A)×2 
③REVERB
This effect adds a reverbё rant sound to the orig:nai
sound.
XHOLD
The echo repeating sound will repeat play in the rhythm of
the TEMPO when the depth/sweep volume is set io HOLD.
The TEMPO of the repeating sound can be set with
rate/time volume and beat select button.
rateAime VR
TIME
min
(0%)
depth/sweep VR
DRY
rateAime VR
TIME
min
(0%)
depth/sweep VR
DRY
rate/time VR
m!n
(0%)
depth/sweё p VR
DRY
丁:ME
丁EMPO Xl
center
(50%)
volume pOsition
center
(50%)
volume pOsition
TIME
TEMPO Xl
TIME
丁EMPO X4
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center
(50%)
volume position
center
(50%)
vo!ume position
center
(50%)
volume position
center
(50%)
volume position
max
(100%)
T:M匡
TEMPO X4
max
(100%)
reverb hall
DRY:EFFEC丁 =1:1
DRY:EFFEC丁 =1:1
DRY:EFFECT=1:1
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④
FLANGER
This effect adds a tirne‐shifted sound to the originai
sound.
■TAP button
The average tempo set by pushing the ttAP button
more than 2 times becomesthe LFC)cycle tempo.
■Beat select button
"1/4・ TEMPO=(A)× 1/4
"1/2" TEMPO=(A)× 1/2
"3/4" TEMPO=(A)× 3/4
"1" TEMPO=(A)× 1
・2" 丁
EMPO=(A)× 2
⑤
RING MOD.
丁his effect modulates the original sound with sign
wave patterns.
※Restarting the LFO
This feature restarts the LFO cycle tO gain the same
LFO effect when adiuSlng the depth/sweep v01ume and
beat select button.
rate/time VR
丁lME
min
(0%)
depth/sweep VR
DRY
丁
IME
TEMPO× 1
center
(50%)
volume pOsition
center
(50%)
volume position
mod.freq.
MiD
TIME
TEMPO× 4
max
(100%)
mod.freq.
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rateitime VR
mod.freq.
LOW
⑥
PITCH SHiFTER
This effect changes the pitch Ofthe originai sound.
m:n
(0%)
depth/sweep VR
DRY
rate/time VR
SLOW
m:n
(0%)
depth/sweep VR
DRY
center
(50%)
volume position
center
(50%)
volume pOsition
center
(50%)
vo!ume pOsition
center
(50%)
voiume pOsition
max
(100%)
DRY:EFFEC丁 =1:1
DRY:EFFEC丁 =1:1
DNIEFFEC丁 =1:1
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⑦AUTO PAN
This effect changes the volume balance of lett and
right.
■
丁AP button
丁he average tempo set by pushing the TAP button
more than 2 times becomes the LFC)cycle tempo.
1日 Beat select button
"1/4" TEMPO=(A)× 1/4
"1/2" 丁EMPO=(A)×1/2
"3/4" 丁EMPO=(A)×3/4
"1" 丁EMPO=(A)×1
"2" TEMPO=(A)× 2
③VOCAL CANCEL
This effect affects the mid frequency and cuts out
the vocal sound.
rate/time VR
丁
:ME
m:n
(0%)
depth/sweep VR
DRY
TIME
TEMPO Xl
center
(50%)
volume position
center
(50%)
volume position
TIME
TEMPO× 4
max
(100%)
max
(100%)
cut
MiD― H!
min
(0%)
③
VOCODER
This effect changes the originai sound to a robotic rate/tirne VR
sound.
m:n
(0%)
rate/time VR
cut
M:D―LOW
m:n
(0%)
depth/sweep VR
DRY
m:n
(0%)
depth/sweep VR
DRY
min
(0%)
center
(50%)
vo!ume position
center
(50%)
volume position
center
(50%)
volume position
center
(50%)
volume position
max
(100%)
max
(100%)
max
(100%)
max
(100%)
DRY:EFFEC丁 =tl
DRY:EFFEC丁=1:1
DRY:EFFECT=1:1
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@Low PASS FTLTER (MANUAL)
The Q changes with the rate/time volume. The
depth/sweep volume adjusts the filter frequency.
@eAl.ro PAss FTLTER (MANUAL)
The Q changes with the rate/time volume- The
depth/sweep volume adjusts the filter frequency.
⑫HIPASS F:LTER(MANUAL)
丁
he Q changes wth the rate/time volume. 丁he
depth/sweep v91ume adiuStS the filterfrequency
rate/time VR
■1:n
(0%)
depth/sweep VR
←Q→
center
(50%)
volume position
max
(100%)
max
(100%)
max
(100%)
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max
(100%)
max
(100%)
W
min
(0%)
rate/lme VR
min
(0%)
depth/sweep VR
m:n
(0%)
rate/time VFI
min
(0%)
depth/sweep VR
center
(50%)
volume pOsition
←Q→
center
(50%)
volume position
center
(50%)
volume position
←Q→
center
(50%)
volume pOsition
center
(50%)
volume position
ラ
H
min
(0%)
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⑬
LOW PASS FlLTER with LFO
⑭BAND PASS F:LTER with LFO
⑮HIPASS F:LIER with LFO
丁he filters frequency changes in the tirne cycle set
wnh the rate/time volume and TAP button.
■TAP button
丁he average tempo set by pushing the TAP button
more than 2 times becomes the LFO cycle tempo.
￨IBeat select button

14" TEMPO=(A)× 1/4
"1/2" TEMPO=(A)× 1/2
"3/4" TEMPO=(A)× 3/4
"1" 丁EMPO=(A)× 1
・2" TEMPO=(A)× 2
⑮
PHASER
丁his effect adds different phases to the original
sound.
■丁AP button
The average tempo set by pushing the ttAP button
more than 2 tirnes becomes the LFC)cycle tempo.
￨IBeat select button
"1/4" TEMPO=(A)× 1/4
"1/2" TEMPO=(A)× 1/2
"3/4" TEMPO=(A)× 3/4
"1" TttMPO=(A)× 1
"2" TEMPO=(A)× 2
rate/time vR
TIME TIME
TEMPO Xl
oenter
(50%)
volume position
LFO
丁lME
TEMPO× 4
max
(100%)
LFO
min
(0%)
depth/sweep ０
Ｒ Ｆ ＶＬ
ｍ％ ｍ ｍ ｗ
center
(50%)
vo!ume position
T!ME
丁
EMPO Xl
center
(50%)
volume position
LFO
itude
center
(50%)
volume position
max
(100%)
TIME
TEMPO× 4
max
(100%)
aり￨
※Restarting the LFO
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CAUT:ON
'When you change the fader, make it sure that
the main switch is turned off. lf not, may
cause noise or short circuit.
.When you use the screwdriver, make it sure
that you should choose the right side.
Othenruise, may break screws.
■HOW TO REMOVETHETOP PANEL.
①Remove a‖ fader knobs and the 4screws.
(See ig.A)
②Remove the top panei.
■HOW TO CHANGE THE FADER UNIT
①Remove the screws on the fader panel.
(See ig.B)
②Remove the fader unttfrom the mixer.
③Carefully remove the muki― cable connector from
fader unit.
(See ig.C)
④Atach muni― cable connectorto new fader unl.
⑤Poslion the fader unn carefully and secure wtth
screws.
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TAPE RECORDER,CD′ MD etc CD′ MD player′ TAPE DECK etc
OUTPUT LiNE
CDPLAYER IexVESTAX CDX‐ 16] CDPLAYER[exVESTAX CDX‐ 16]
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PHONO
Vvestax
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SPECIFICAT10NS
:NPUT SEC■ ON NOMiNALiNPtrr MAXIMUM INPUT :MPEDANCE
MIC IN:PGM‐ 1〜 2(16.3 PHONE」ACK/UNBULANCED) ‐
52dBv(2.5Vrrns) ‐ 30dBv(32mVrrns) 3.3kΩ
PHONO IN:PGM‐ 1〜4(RCA PIN」ACK/UNBULANCED) ‐ 45dBv(5.6VrFnS) ‐ 22dBv(80mVmls) 49kΩ
LINE IN:PGM‑1〜 4(RCA PIN」 ACK/UNBULANCED) ‐ 4dBv(1.OV) +1ldBv(70Vrns) 7kQ
OUTPUT SECT10N NOMiNAL INPtrr MAXlMUM INPU r IMPEDANCE
MASTER OUT■ 〜2(RCA P:N」ACKノ UNBULANCED) OdBv(1.OVrrns) +17.5dBv(7.5VFnS) 2200
PHONES(16.3 PHONE」 ACK) 1∞mW(470102d) >8Ω
:SOLATER(PGM‑1〜 4) :Hl 2.5kHz≦ /B00ST:16dB CUT:‐ ∞
:MlD 250Hz‑2.5kHz/800ST:+6dB CUT:‐ ∞
:LOW ≦250Hz′ B00ST:16dB CUT:― ∞
FREQUENCY RESPONSE :日 NE 20Hz〜 20KHz± 3dB
S/N RAT:0 :LiNE 70dB≦
CROSS TALK :C.F. 65dB≦
:PGM 65dB≦
OTHER
POWER SUPPLY AC‐14,1500mA
POWER REQUiREMENT ≒20VA
WttGHT ≒4.5kg
D:MENS10NS(W×H× D) 264× 105×260(mm)
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AUG 2007 VMC‑004FXu①
P/N:4301‐7316●0
Vestax Corporation

VVestax
mixing controller
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Supplemental Instruction Sheet
Vestax Corpotation
1-186 Wakabayashi, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 154{023 Japan
Phone [phone] I Fax 03.341 2.701 3
Web : www.vestalcom
Vestax Europe Technical Support
Rheinstr.2l3 D-53332 Bornhelm Germany
P hone 49(0)2222-95-23-7 2 F ax 49(012222-95-23-7 4
Please be sure to completely read this supplementalinstruction sheet along with the useris
manual ofthe following products.(PrOducts iabeled"TUB")
●VMC‑002XLu TUB
●VMC‑004XLu TUB
●VMC‑004FXu TUB
O HOWTO USE USB
Connect the mixers USB inpuVoutput port to a computers USB port with a USB cable.
Sound InpuVOutput will be enabled simply by connecting via USB, using the OS internal driver.
XUSB board features
. USB1.1(US82.0 compatible) compliant
. USB BUS power operated
The USB POWER LED will light up after the mixer is identified by the computer and the power
has been supplied.
◇USB PORT CHANNEL ASSIGN
(1)VMC‑002XLu ttUB
⇒
Please referto(27),page 13 ofthe VMC‐ 002XLu users manual.
Assigned to:
lNPUT:LINE2/USB ofPGM2
0UTPUT:MASttER OUTPU丁
(2)VMC¨ 004XLuTUB
⇒Please refer to(20),page 13 ofthe VMC‑004XLu users manual.
Assigned toi
:NPUT:LINE4/USB ofPGM4
0UTPUT:MASTER OUTPU丁
(3)VMC‑004FXuTUB
⇒Please refer to(29),page 18 ofthe VMC‐ 004FXu users manual.
Assigned to:
INPU丁:LINE5/USB ofPGM3
0UTPU丁:MASTER OUTP∪ T

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◇SYSTEM REQUIREMENttS
Minimum System requirement
OOS(Operating System )
Windows:
Windows9S/98SE/Me, 2000/XP
(Windows XP will require the latest USB audio driver available from Windows update website)
Macintosh:
. Mac OS X 9.1 and later versions
. Mac OS X 10.0 English Edition and later versions
. Mac OS X 10.1 Japanese Edition and later versions
(Mac OS X 10,0 Japanese Edition is NOT SUPPORTED)
Allversions before OS X 9.1 is NOT SUPPORTED
X NOTE
' The minimum system requirements above are for the mixer. If the minimum system requirement
of the software is higher than the mixers requirement, please prepare an advanced operating
system qualified.
' Macintosh CPU accelerator cards are not supported. The computer must have USB connection.
. YAMAHA AC-XG Audio Device does not work with this mixer.
*Above are minimum requirements and does not guarantee performance for all computers and
devices.
O USB connection confirmation
The USB POWER LED (red) will light up when the mixer is connected to a computer via USB and
indicate that USB inpuVoutput is operating.
Please follow the instructions below to confirm if the computer has identified the mixer via USB
connection.
Windows XP:
To check connection status in Windows XP, view [control panel] > [system] > [hardware] > [device
managerl > inside [sound, video and game controller]find [USB Audio device] .
lf both are displayed and the status is "This device is installed correctly", the mixer and computer
is connected correctly.
Macintosh:
To check the connection status in Macintosh, view [Applications] > [Utilities] > [Audio MlDl setting] >
[MlDl device] and find "Vestax PC-CONTROLER'. The property shall show,
* Device:Vestax PC CONTROLLER
* Manufacturer: Vestax
* Model: Vestax PC-CONTROLLER
The computer and the mixer are connected correctly if the information above is shown.
AUG 2007VMC■UB EO
P′N:4301‐7320■0