MEP-7000

Q1 Songs cannot be imported from a USB memory device or USB hard disk inserted in the computer during DJ playing.: A1

Starting an import operation will disable DJ operation.

Net Number : 55
Q2 New songs cannot be loaded on a player in operation.: A2

The GENERAL-LOAD LOCK in UTILITY prevents loading when set to on. Check the setting.

Net Number : 60
Q3 MP3 and AAC jacket photos do not appear in the Browse screen.: A3

This can happen when the jacket photo data in the selected file is not recorded, is not in a compatible format (JPEG) or because the photo is larger than 800 x 800 dots.

Net Number : 104
Q4 The play list songs are grayed out.: A4

Make the following checks.
(1) The disk or USB memory device or USB hard disk the songs are recorded on are not connected. Connect the disk or USB memory device or USB hard disk that store the songs.
(2) The registered songs may have been deleted from the USB memory device or USB hard disk, file names of the registered songs may have been changed, or their location may have changed.

Register files whose names have been changed or whose location has been changed in the play list again.
Other problems may also affect files in the DJS play list.
[Note] Right-click the name of the song.

Net Number : 105
Q5 I cannot register songs in the MEP-7000 play list.: A5

(1) It is not possible to add music CD (CD-DA) songs and DJS songs to the song play list. (2) A total of 150 songs can be registered in one play list. When the play list becomes full, no more songs can be added.

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Q6 Scratch operation of VBR files sometimes causes the blue ball in the center display (effect screen) to stop.: A6

Since VBR sound processing takes time, the sound may drop out. The JOG animation moves with the sound and this accounts for its strange behavior.

Net Number : 107
Q7 Why is that when a song is paused at its beginning that sound is output when there should be silence?: A7

This is because the advance reading function is in operation and any sound at the end of the previous song will be heard at the beginning of the next song.

Net Number : 108
Q8 Data cannot be written to a connected USB memory device or USB hard disk (the backup mode characters are grayed out).: A8

Remove the USB memory device or USB hard disk and try writing to it, then reconnect the USB memory device or USB hard disk .

Net Number : 109
Q9 After registering songs from a USB memory device or USB hard disk ormatted using the HFS+ format in the playlist. I connected to a Mac and deleted the registered files, but MEP-7000 could still play back the files.: A9

Deleted play list songs are moved to the trash and they can be played back while they are there. Connect the USB memory device or USB hard disk to the Macintosh and empty the trash can.

Net Number : 110
Q10 Auto Mixing sometimes stops audio CD playback.: A10

When the tempo slider is moved to the minimum position, the BPM SYNC function may switch the tempo range to WIDE.

Net Number : 111
Q11 Sometimes it is not possible to set the CUE POINT.: A11

In scratch mode, when the JOG is rotating at high speed, the shortage of free memory slows down reading of disk data and CUE setting becomes unavailable.

Net Number : 118
Q12 Is there a buffer memory to prevent skipping?: A12

Yes, there is a 10-second buffer memory to prevent skipping.

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Q13 Is the entire disc read into memory to enable scratch operation?: A13

No it isn't. The currently played section, CUE point and the hot cue area are loaded in memory to enable scratching.

Net Number : 120
Q14 Is loop operation seamless?: A14

Yes, it is a seamless operation.

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Q15 What is the resume function?: A15

It is a function that allows you to quickly and easily resume playback from where you left off after ejecting or stopping the disc.

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Q16 What is the tempo control range?: A16

A switch to Wide mode permits a variable output of ±100%. Wide mode is not available with MP3, ACC, WAV and AIFF. (The range for these formats is ±16%).

Net Number : 123
Q17 What is super fast search?: A17

It is a high-speed fast-forward and fast reverse function that is faster than the regular search button.

Net Number : 124
Q18 How many points can the CUE and LOOP memory store per song?: A18

They can store 1 point per song.

Net Number : 125
Q19 How much data can the CUE and LOOP memory store?: A19

CD and CD-R data is stored in the internal memory of the MEP-7000. One disc can store up to 10 points (1 point per disc) and data for a total of 2000 discs can be stored. Data for music files on USB memory device or USB hard disk are stored on these devices (1 point per file and there is no file limitation).

Net Number : 126
Q20 I cannot eject a disc by pressing the EJECT button.: A20

A disc that is being played cannot be ejected. Press Pause or Cue standby before pressing the EJECT button.

Net Number : 127
Q21 During use of MP3, ACC, WAV and AIFF files recorded on a disc it is not possible to eject the disc by pressing eject even when the disc is paused.: A21

You cannot eject a disc when a song on that disc is being played back on the other player (a song on the same disc is loaded to both player A and B). Pause playback on the other player or engage cue standby before pressing EJECT.

Net Number : 128

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