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34.

 

Pitch Range Select Button 

Pressing this button selects the pitch range for the pitch slider (16) the selection flashes briefly in the LCD display when 
selected. They pitch range selection is also indicated on the button as follows: 

• 

±4%  

- The button glows red 

• 

±8% 

- The button flashes red 

• 

±16% 

- The button glows blue 

• 

±100%  - The button flashes blue 

35. LCD Display 

See 36 – 51 for a complete description. 
 

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38

37

36

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

49

48

50

 

 

36. Track 

This shows the number of the selected track. 

37. Play 

This symbol will be lit when the unit is in play mode. 

38. Pause 

This symbol will be lit when the unit is in pause mode. 

39. Cue 

This symbol will be lit when the unit is at its cue point. 

40. Memory Status 

This gives an indication of the buffer memory status. The bucket represents the anti-shock status, when the bucket is 
empty and flashing it means there is no memory taken and the function instant start will not be available. As the bucket 
fills each bar represents 5 seconds of Anti-Shock up to a total of 20 seconds per deck. 
When the bucket is full you have maximum Anti-Shock protection. The instant start will work as soon as 1 bar of the 
bucket is filled. 

41. Auto Indicator 

This indicates when a Cue point, or BPM is ready and available, it also indicates when the effect beat sync is active.

 

42. Pitch/BPM Display 

This indicates either the percentage of change in the pitch or the BPM of the song depending on the mode selected by the 
BPM button (33). 

43. Time Bar 

This bar gives a visual display of the approximate time remaining of the playing track. The bar will begin to flash when the 
track playing is nearing its end when the unit is in ‘single’ play mode. 

44. Frame 

This indicates the tracks position by frame. 

45. Second 

This indicates the tracks position by seconds. 

46. Minute 

This indicates the tracks position by minutes. 

47. Elapsed, Total Remain 

This indicates the selection of time display shown in (44, 45, 46) 
When Total & Remain are visible the display shows the total time remaining of the complete CD that is loaded. 
When Remain is visible the display shows the total time remaining of the track playing 
When neither are visible the display shows the total time elapsed of the track playing. 

48. Reloop 

This indicates when a loop has been set previously and is available to loop again 

49. Loop 

This indicator will glow when a loop has been created but is not actively playing, when in loop mode ‘loop’ will flash to 
indicate this. 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for CD-S6 Ultima

Page 1: ... 1 170 648 ...

Page 2: ...ying The DJ can adjust a samples volume and pitch range separately from the music these samples can also be saved to the player s memory and recalled later when the sampled disc is inserted The large Blue LCD display gives a visual indication of the position of the CD in conjunction with the jog wheel when scratching It also displays the pitch shift position BPM Time and buffer bucket an indicatio...

Page 3: ...not open the top cover If a problem occurs contact your dealer 3 Do not place metal objects or spill liquid inside the CD player Electric shock or malfunction may result NOTE This CD player uses the semiconductor laser To allow you to enjoy music at a stable operation it is recommended to use this in a room of 5 41 35 95 CAUTION USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR REFORMANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN...

Page 4: ...h openings 14 Damage Requiring Service The appliance should be serviced by qualified service personnel when A The power supply cord or the plug has been damaged or B Objects have fallen or liquid has been spilled into the appliance or C The appliance has been exposed to rain or D The appliance does not appear to operate normally or exhibits a marked change in performance or E The appliance has bee...

Page 5: ...in unit damage To avoid sever damage to the unit be sure the power is off when connections to the unit Compact Discs 1 Precautions on handling compact discs Do not allow fingerprints oil or dust to get on the surface of the disc If the disc is dirty wipe it off with a soft dry cloth Do not use benzene thinner water record spray electrostatic proof chemicals or silicone treated cloths To clean disc...

Page 6: ... knob is turned the faster it will search 2 Track Skip Section Using the 2 arrow buttons will skip through the tracks of the CD forward and backwards hold the button to skip through rapidly 3 Seamless Loop IN Button Pressing this button sets the point where the seamless loop begins this button can also be used to set a new CUE point See the Setting a CUE point section on page 11 in the manual 4 Se...

Page 7: ...wise will decrease the pitch by 100 the percentage depends on the pitch range selected 34 12 Pitch Bend Buttons Pressing these buttons will increase or decrease the pitch of the CD playing when the button is released the pitch returns to normal as determined by the pitch slider 16 The percentage of pitch adjustment is determined by the pitch range select button 34 13 SGL CTN Button This function a...

Page 8: ...the music are heard trailing off to silence similar to shouting from a mountaintop and hearing your voice repeat The echo effect has two adjustable parameters time and ratio The Parameter Time will adjust the gap between echoes and the Parameter Ratio will adjust the echo length drop off time Flanger Effect This is an effect that generates a swirling sound by adding a slightly delayed copy of the ...

Page 9: ...k as soon as 1 bar of the bucket is filled 41 Auto Indicator This indicates when a Cue point or BPM is ready and available it also indicates when the effect beat sync is active 42 Pitch BPM Display This indicates either the percentage of change in the pitch or the BPM of the song depending on the mode selected by the BPM button 33 43 Time Bar This bar gives a visual display of the approximate time...

Page 10: ...track position during scratch mode 52 53 54 55 56 52 Audio Output These stereo jacks provide the output signal Connect the left and right jacks to there respective jacks on the mixer or receiver 53 Digital Output This output will give a Stereo digital music signal This can be used for connection to compatible digital devices such as a digital amplifier mixer and recording device 54 Remote Start Co...

Page 11: ...ed at a later time To save to the IMS follow this instruction 1 Once your settings have been made Cue points etc press and hold the Memory Button 8 for at least one second when the settings have been stored the Memory Button will flash green and then turn off When the memory is full the Memory Bucket 40 in the LCD display 35 will indicate this by making surrounding line of the bucket disappear See...

Page 12: ...il the OUT button is pressed 4 5 Your sample can now be recalled at any time To recall the sample press the Sampler Button 7 this will glow green to indicate it is active 6 Pressing the Bank Button 15 where the sample is saved will start the sample playing The sample will now play in a continuous loop until the Sample Button 7 is pressed again to de activate the sample 8 Using the Sampler Program ...

Page 13: ... Scratch Stutter To activate this mode once in scratch mode press and hold the scratch skidbutton 25 it will begin to flash red This indicates you have entered the Scratch stutter mode Now if you touch the jog wheel 11 it will return instantly to the cue point which is programmed releasing the wheel will return it to play mode from the cue point Tapping the jog wheel will create a stutter effect y...

Page 14: ...Track 20 Track 1 Pick up System Object lens drive system optical pick up Object lens drive system 2 dimensional paralleled drive Tracking detection 3 spot beam detection Optical source Semiconductor laser Wave length 780nm General System Compact Disc Digital Audio Disc Loading Front Loading Display LCD Pitch Control Range 4 8 16 100 Pitch Bend Up to 100 Pitch Accuracy 0 1 Environmental Conditions ...

Page 15: ...ffects 3 Assignable Effects to the VCA Crossfade Fully Assignable Corssfade Crossfade Curve Adjustable Separate Gain Controls on All Channels 3 band EQ with 30dB CUT Per Music Channel Microphone Channel with 3 Band EQ shared with 1 2 Booth Output Music only Full Cue editing Facilities including effects Cue Split Cue Easily Replacable Crossfade and Channel Faders Master and Cue selectable LED Monit...

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