DJM-V10

Q1 Can I connect the unit using a conversion cable?: A1

We can't guarantee proper functionality if you use a conversion cable.

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Q2 The fader knob is too hard to pull off.: A2

The unit is equipped with P-LOCK Fader Caps which stop the knobs from slipping off the channel fader and crossfader knobs.
They may break if you pull them too hard so please don't attempt to remove them.

Note: The DJM-V10-LF doesn't have a crossfader.

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Q3 Is the BOOTH terminal TRS or TS? What are its polarities?: A3

They are TRS type.
TIP=HOT, RING=COLD, and SLEEVE=GND.

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Q4 Which output terminals are balanced?: A4

The following output terminals are balanced:

-MASTER1 terminal (XLR)
-BOOTH terminal (TRS)
-MIC1 terminal (XLR/TRS)
-MIC2 terminal (TRS)

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Q5 Is the microphone (MIC) input terminal TRS or TS? What are its polarities?: A5

The MIC input is TRS type.
See the figure below for the polarities as seen from the front of the terminal.

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Q6 Does the microphone (MIC) input terminal support phantom power supply?: A6

No. Phantom power supply isn't supported.

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Q7 Can I use a stereo microphone?: A7

No. You'll need to use a mono microphone.

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Q8 What types of LAN cables and hubs should I use for LAN connection?: A8

Use a category 5 class shielded LAN cable (available separately).
And use a switching hub compatible with 100BASE-TX for the LAN hub.

*The DJM-V10 LAN terminal specifications are 100BASE-TX.
*You can't connect the unit with DJ players other than our products.
*Some LAN cables and switching hubs may not work properly.

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Q9 What are the specifications of the terminals for SEND/RETURN (EXT 1, EXT 2, and MULTI I/O): A9

Both SEND/RETURN terminals are TS type (unbalanced).
Connect these terminals to the input/output terminals on external FX units.
When they're connected to only the L (MONO) of a RETURN terminal, the sound input to L (MONO) is also input to (R).
When connected to only the L (MONO) of the SEND terminal, mono audio is output.

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Q10 What are the digital input specifications?: A10

The specifications of the digital inputs are as follows.

Type: S/PDIF
Audio format: PCM
Sampling frequency: 32 kHz/44.1 kHz/48 kHz/88.2 kHz/96 kHz
Sampling bits: 16 bit/24 bit

NOTE: Dolby Digital and DTS audio can't be input.

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Q11 Does this unit support rack mounting?: A11

We don't sell a rack mount kit specifically for this unit. If you're considering mounting it on a rack, you should consult a rack building specialist, etc.

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Q12 What is the output level when [0] on the master level indicator is lit?: A12

If the MASTER OUT [ATT.] is set to 0 dB, the MASTER1 output (XLR) will be +4 dBu when the master level indicator 0 is lit, and the MASTER2 output (RCA) will be 0 dBu.
If the [REFERENCE LEVEL] of the DIGITAL MASTER OUT is set to -21 dBFS, the DIGITAL MASTER output level will be -21 dBFS when the master level indicator 0 is lit.
Note that even if you adjust the [ATT.] of the MASTER OUT and DIGITAL MASTER OUT, the master level indicator doesn't change.

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Q13 How much level do you recommend reaching on the level meters?: A13

We recommend you don't exceed 12 dB on the channel level indicator and 9 dB on the master level indicator (keeping the level out of the red) to prevent sudden spikes in volume.
The CLIP indicator will quickly blink to indicate internal digital clipping.

For details, see the [Channel section/MASTER section] in the [Audio output] section of the Instruction Manual.
You can read the Instruction Manual [here].

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Q14 What's the recommended level to output from the MASTER OUT terminal without distortion? Can I adjust the output?: A14

If the MASTER OUT [ATT.] is set to 0 dB, output won't be distorted with the volume up to +25 dBu for the MASTER1 output (XLR) and +21 dBu for MASTER2 output (RCA).

Adjust the [ATT.] to set the attenuation level of audio output from the [MASTER1] and [MASTER2] terminals.
When the [PEAK LIMITER] is enabled, you'll be able to alleviate sudden, unpleasant digital clipping of the master output.

For details, see [Changing the settings] in [Settings] in the Instruction Manual.
You can read the Instruction Manual [here].

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Q15 What are the specifications of the USB sound card (audio interface)?: A15

The specifications are as follows:

■ Sampling frequency: 44.1 kHz/48 kHz/96 kHz
■ Bit depth: 24 bit
■ Supported standard: Direct Sound/ASIO/Core Audio
■ Number of channels: Varies depending on how you use the unit
・ When using ASIO (PC)/Core Audio (Mac)
Up to six inputs and six outputs (STEREO) are available at the same time.
・ When using Direct Sound (PC)
Up to one input/output can be used at the same time. Use USB1/2 as the input.

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Q16 Can I replace controls?: A16

Please don't attempt to replace parts by yourself. Contact our repair center to request any replacements. Find out more [here].

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Q17 What mobile devices can I use with the unit?: A17

The following iPads/iPhones/iPods can be used with the unit.

iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max, iPhone XR, iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone X, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone 8, iPhone SE, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 7, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone 5s,
iPad Pro 9.7-inch, iPad Pro 10.5-inch, iPad Pro 12.9-inch (1st generation), iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2nd generation), iPad mini (5th generation), iPad mini4, iPad mini 3, iPad mini2, iPad Air (3rd generation), iPad Air 2, iPad Air, iPad (3rd,4th,5th,6th and 7th generation)
iPod Touch (5th,6th and 7th generation)

Note: Android is not supported.

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