Pioneer DDJ 1000 Rrv4682 (X)

ORDER NO.
RRV4682
DDJ-1000
DJ Controller
DDJ-1000
THIS MANUAL IS APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING MODEL(S) AND TYPE(S).
Model Type Power Requirement Remarks
DDJ-1000 FWLPWXJ AC 110 V to 240 V
DDJ-1000 SYXJ AC 220 V to 240 V

DDJ-1000 UXJCB AC 120 V
DDJ-1000 XJCN AC 220 V
THIS SERVICE MANUAL SHOULD BE USED TOGETHER WITH THE FOLLOWING MANUAL(S).
Model Order No. Remarks
DDJ-1000 RRV4683 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM, PCB CONNECTION DIAGRAM, PCB PARTS LIST
6F, Yokohama i-Mark Place, 4-4-5 Minatomirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 220-0012 JAPAN
© 2018 Pioneer DJ Corporation
K-ZZZ JAN. 2018

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SAFETY INFORMATION
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CONTENTS
SAFETY INFORMATION.......................................................................................................................................................... 2
1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS .................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 NOTES ON SOLDERING ............................................................................................................................................... 4 A
1.2 NOTES ON REPLACING ............................................................................................................................................... 4
1.3 SERVICE NOTICE.......................................................................................................................................................... 4
2. SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................................................................................. 6
3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE .............................................................................................................................................. 7
3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING ........................................................................................................................... 7
3.2 JIGS LIST ....................................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.3 PCB LOCATIONS ......................................................................................................................................................... 10
4. BLOCK DIAGRAM .............................................................................................................................................................. 12
4.1 OVERALL WIRING DIAGRAM ..................................................................................................................................... 12
4.2 SIGNAL BLOCK DIAGRAM.......................................................................................................................................... 13
4.3 POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM ......................................................................................................................................... 14
4.4 MATRIX INFORMATION ............................................................................................................................................... 15 B
5. DIAGNOSIS ........................................................................................................................................................................ 17
5.1 STARTUP SEQUENCE ................................................................................................................................................ 17
5.2 TROUBLESHOOTING.................................................................................................................................................. 18
5.3 MAIN ASSY DIAGNOSIS METHOD............................................................................................................................. 29
5.4 VOLTAGE MONITORING CIRCUIT .............................................................................................................................. 31
5.5 ERROR DISPLAY ......................................................................................................................................................... 32
6. SERVICE MODE ................................................................................................................................................................. 33
6.1 SERVICE MODE .......................................................................................................................................................... 33
6.2 LCD CALIBRATION MODE .......................................................................................................................................... 50
6.3 CROSSFADER CALIBRATION MODE......................................................................................................................... 51
6.4 ABOUT THE DEVICE................................................................................................................................................... 55
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7. DISASSEMBLY ................................................................................................................................................................... 56
8. EACH SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT ................................................................................................................................ 76
8.1 NECESSARY ITEMS TO BE NOTED........................................................................................................................... 76
8.2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE ................................................................................................................................. 77
8.3 ADJUSTMENT METHOD FOR ROTATION LOAD OF THE JOG DIALS ..................................................................... 81
8.4 USER SETABLE ITEMS ............................................................................................................................................... 84
9. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST............................................................................................................................... 85
9.1 PACKING SECTION ..................................................................................................................................................... 85
9.2 BOTTOM SECTION...................................................................................................................................................... 87
9.3 CHASSIS SECTION ..................................................................................................................................................... 89
9.4 CONTROL PANEL SECTION (1/2)............................................................................................................................... 90
9.5 CONTROL PANEL SECTION (2/2)............................................................................................................................... 92 D
9.6 JOG DIAL SECTION .................................................................................................................................................... 94
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1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS
1.1 NOTES ON SOLDERING
A • For environmental protection, lead-free solder is used on the printed circuit boards mounted in this unit.
Be sure to use lead-free solder and a soldering iron that can meet specifications for use with lead-free solders for repairs
accompanied by reworking of soldering.
Do NOT use a soldering iron whose tip temperature cannot be controlled.
1.2 NOTES ON REPLACING

The part listed below is difficult to replace as a discrete component part.
B When the part listed in the table is defective, replace whole Assy.
Parts that is Difficult to Replace
Assy Name
Part No. Ref No. Function Remarks
MAIN Assy NJM78M05DL1A IC501 12V t 5V Regulator IC with heat-pad
BD9328EFJ IC503 12V t 1.25V DC/DC Converter IC with heat-pad
MM3543BH IC505 12V t 9V DC/DC Converter IC with heat-pad
NJM78M05DL1A IC510 7.5V t 5V Regulator IC with heat-pad
BD9851EFV IC511 12V t ±18V DC/DC Converter IC with heat-pad
BD9851EFV IC512 12V t ±7.5V DC/DC Converter IC with heat-pad
NJM78M05DL1A IC513 7.5V t 5V Regulator IC with heat-pad
NJM2886DL3-33 IC514 7.5V t 3.3V Regulator IC with heat-pad
C NJM78M15DL1A IC515, IC516 18V t 15V Regulator IC with heat-pad
NJM78M15DL1A IC517 -18V t -15V Regulator IC with heat-pad
D810K013DZKB400 IC3001 DSP BGA
AK4458VN IC5201 DAC IC with heat-pad
2SCR573D3 Q5621, Q5623 Transistor Transistor with heat-pad
2SAR573D3 Q5622, Q5624 Transistor Transistor with heat-pad
LCDL Assy BD00IC0WEFJ-E2 IC7003 3.3V t 1.25V Regulator IC with heat-pad
LCDR Assy BD00IC0WEFJ-E2 IC7503 3.3V t 1.25V Regulator IC with heat-pad
1.3 SERVICE NOTICE

g VOLTAGE MONITORING
This unit always monitors for power failure and will shut itself off immediately after an error is detected.
A power failure is indicated with flashing of the QUANTIZE (WAKE UP) LED (Intervals: 250 ms
[Light on 125 ms/Light off 125 ms]) on the left Deck.
All the LEDs other than QUANTIZE (WAKE UP) LED will be light off, and all the switches and VRs will be disabled.
Repair the unit according to the diagnostic procedures described in "5.4 VOLTAGE MONITORING CIRCUIT."
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g CONFIRMATION OF USER-SETTING
This product has user-setting data. Be sure to confirm those data before starting repair, although changing them may not have
a large effect. Use the Check Sheet in "8.4 USER SETABLE ITEMS" to which you can transcribe the settings, as required.
The settings are stored in FLASH ROM (IC2001) on the MAIN Assy.
For details, refer to "Changing the settings" in the operating instructions.
g About the assembly of the JOG dial display

The JOG panel is not coloring to improve the visibility of the LCD. So, internal dust and dirt on the surface are easy to see.
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Therefore, attention is required when replacing the parts inside the JOG dial (especially when replacing TFT LCD (DWX4141)).
If it gets dirty during work, please remove it before working. In addition, the LCD is performed calibration at the mass
production. Therefore, do the same when replacing.
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g About the Crossfadar Assy A
A non-contact type fader is used for the Crossfader of this product. So, compared to conventional, it has several tens of times
durability. High accuracy is required for assembling the Crossfader, so we will supply the service parts at Assy. Replace it with
Cross fader Service Assy (DEA1088). In addition, it is performed calibration at the mass production. Therefore, do the same
when replacing.
After replacing, you must do the Crossfader calibration (CRF SET) in service mode. Otherwise, it will not start normally.
Even when replacing MAIN Assy, it is necessary to do calibration.
The settings are stored in FLASH ROM (IC2001) on the MAIN Assy.
g About the assembly of the OLED Assy

OLED is used in the display of the effect area. Replace the OLED Assy with OLED Assy (Service) (DEA1084). B
Matrix OEL is stuck to the holder with double-sided tape. If you fail to paste and try to peel off, parts will be broken. So, we will
supply the service parts at Assy.
g About the repair working of HEADPHONES signal line of MAIN Assy

For the noise restraint in specific requirements HEAD PHONES signal line on the MAIN Assy is repaired.
The target lot per destination is as follows. (The quantity may be changed slightly)
SYXJ : 1 to 2000YY
UXJCB : 1 to 350CC
FWLPWXJ : 1 to 610EQ
XJCN : 1 to 20CN C
g How to modify when the rattling of the product is occurred

• Place the 9 points ( ) of the control panel under the block (Height more than 20 mm and Diameter φ lower than 30 mm is
recommended), and attach the chassis part according to the screw tightening order manually.
(The block is available at the home center, etc.)(Refer to "7 DISASSEMBLY" about the screw tightening order.)
• When there is no block, place the whole surface of the control panel to the curing mat, and attach the chassis part according
to the screw tightening order manually.
• Take care not to press the screwdriver strongly to the product in any case.
• Do not use the electric screwdriver.
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2. SPECIFICATIONS
A AC adapter Input / Output terminals

Power requirements....AC 110 V to 240 V, 50 Hz/60 Hz (FWLPWXJ) LINE input terminals
AC 220 V to 240 V, 50 Hz/60 Hz (SYXJ) RCA pin jacks .................................................................... 2 sets
AC 120 V, 60 Hz (UXJCB) LINE/PHONO input terminals
AC 220 V, 50 Hz (XJCN) RCA pin jacks .................................................................... 2 sets
Rated current........................................................................... 0.9 A MIC input terminals
Rated output ................................................................ DC 12 V, 3 A XLR connector & 1/4” TRS jack ........................................... 1 set
Power consumption (standby) ................................................0.4 W 1/4” TRS jack ....................................................................... 1 set
General – Main Unit MASTER output terminals
Power consumption ........................................... DC 12 V, 2 000 mA XLR connector..................................................................... 1 set
Main unit weight........................................................6.0 kg (13.4 lb) RCA pin jacks ...................................................................... 1 set
Max. external dimensions.......708 mm (W) × 73.4 mm (H) × 361.4 mm (D) BOOTH output terminal
(27.9 in. (W) × 2.9 in. (H) × 14.2 in. (D)) 1/4” TRS jack ....................................................................... 1 set
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Tolerable operating temperature..... +5 °C to +35 °C (+41 °F to +95 °F) PHONES output terminal
Tolerable operating humidity............5 % to 85 % (no condensation) 1/4” stereo jack .................................................................... 1 set
3.5 mm stereo mini jack....................................................... 1 set
Audio Section USB terminals
Sampling rate .....................................................................44.1 kHz B type ................................................................................ 2 sets
D/A converter...........................................................................32-bit
A/D converter...........................................................................24-bit — The specifications and design of this product are subject to
Frequency characteristic change without notice.
USB, LINE, MIC1, MIC2 .................................... 20 Hz to 20 kHz
S/N ratio (rated output, A-WEIGHTED)
USB ................................................................................. 112 dB
LINE................................................................................... 96 dB
PHONO ............................................................................. 85 dB
MIC1 .................................................................................. 80 dB
C MIC2 .................................................................................. 80 dB
Total harmonic distortion (20 Hz to 20 kHzBW) Accessories
USB ................................................................................0.002 %
• AC adapter
LINE................................................................................0.005 %
(DWR1574)
Standard input level / Input impedance
LINE.....................................................................–12 dBu/47 kΩ
• Power cord
PHONO ...............................................................–52 dBu/47 kΩ
(FWLPWXJ: ADG1154)
MIC1 ...................................................................–57 dBu/3.3 kΩ
(SYXJ: ADG1154)
MIC2 ...................................................................–57 dBu/3.3 kΩ
(UXJCB: XDG3052)
Standard output level / Load impedance / Output impedance
(XJCN: ADG7079)
MASTER 1...................................... +6 dBu/10 kΩ/330 Ω or less
MASTER 2...................................... +2 dBu/10 kΩ/680 Ω or less
• USB cable1
BOOTH........................................... +6 dBu/10 kΩ/330 Ω or less
(DDE1128)
D PHONES ............................................ +8 dBu/32 Ω/10 Ω or less
Rated output level / Load impedance
• Operating Instructions (Quick Start Guide)
MASTER 1.............................................................25 dBu/10 kΩ
(FWLPWXJ: DRH1471)
MASTER 2.............................................................21 dBu/10 kΩ
(SYXJ: DRH1469)
BOOTH..................................................................25 dBu/10 kΩ
(UXJCB: DRH1468)
Crosstalk
(XJCN: DRH1470)
LINE................................................................................... 82 dB
Channel equalizer characteristic
• rekordbox dj license key label
HI ........................................................ –26 dB to +6 dB (20 kHz)
MID....................................................... –26 dB to +6 dB (1 kHz)
• Warranty (SYXJ only)
LOW ..................................................... –26 dB to +6 dB (20 Hz)
Microphone equalizer characteristic
1 One USB cable is included with this unit.
HI ...................................................... –12 dB to +12 dB (10 kHz)
To connect two units, separately prepare a cable that
LOW ................................................. –12 dB to +12 dB (100 Hz)
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3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE

3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING
Items to be checked after servicing A
To keep the product quality after servicing, confirm recommended check points shown below.
No. Procedure Check points
1 Confirm the firmware version in Service mode. The version of the firmware must be latest.
Update firmware to the latest one, if it is not the latest.
2 Confirm whether the customer complain has been solved. The customer complain must not be reappeared.
If the customer complain occurs with the specific source, such as Audio and operations must be normal.
Mic, each Input, Fader, Equalizer, and Trim, input that specific
source for checking.
3 Check the analog audio input (each channel, MIC1, MIC2). Audio and operations must be normal.
(Make the analog connections with CDJ player, analog player and
MIC.) B
4 Check the analog audio output (MASTER1, MASTER2, BOOTH). Audio and operations must be normal.
5 Check the headphones output. There must be no errors, such as noise, in the audio output.
(1/4” stereo phone plugs and 3.5 mm stereo mini plugs)
6 Check the LCD display on JOG dial. Check that there is no dirt or dust trapped inside the LCD display.
7 Check the LEDs. Check that all the LEDs light in Test mode.
8 Check operations of the operating elements. Make sure that all buttons and controls on the main unit function
(KEY, SW, VR, Fader, PAD and JOG etc.) properly in Test mode.
9 Check the connection of each interface.
USB A and B terminals. The PC must be linked. The rekordbox software must be linked.
10 Check the DVS. Make sure that PC applications function properly and that the audio C
signals and operations of each channel are normal.
11 Confirm user setting contents. Being repaired to the contents before repairing.
12 Check the appearance of the product. No scratches or dirt on its appearance after receiving it for service.
See the table below for the items to be checked regarding audio.
Item to be checked regarding audio
Distortion Volume too high
Noise Volume fluctuating
Volume too low Sound interrupted
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3.2 JIGS LIST

Jigs List
Jig Name Part No. Purpose of use / Remarks
USB cable (DDE1123) GGP1193 For PC connection (DDE1123)
Extension cable (FFC 30pin, L = 500 mm) GGD1902 Extension cable between JOG dial (LCDL or LCDR
Assy) and MAIN Assy for JOG dial rotary load
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measurement
Crossfader calibration jig GGF1724 Jig for position settings of Crossfader calibration
(three points except both ends)
License-key card for Service GGP1522 For activation of rekordbox dj
Lubricants and Glues List
Name Part No. Remarks

Lubricating oil GYA1001 Used for "9.6 JOG DIAL SECTION". F
Lubricating oil GEM1038 Used for "9.6 JOG DIAL SECTION".
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A DDJ-1000 Service check sheet

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Check contents Check target Operation part, Setting Display part (LED/JOG LCD) Display part (OLED) Status Check
Version display Firmware etc. ————— ————— VERSION INFORMATION

SYSTEM DSP-P g Ver. g Ver.
USB1 DSP-D g Ver. g Ver.
USB2 PANEL1 Firmware version g Ver. g Ver.
BOOT PANEL2 diplay g Ver. g Ver.
UPDATE LCD1 g Ver. g Ver.
LCD2 g Ver.
All LED and LCD All LED and [BEAT FX ON/OFF] All LED light off except operation part. Display light off after "LED ALL g
light off LCD [MEMORY] + [BEAT FX ON/OFF] JOG LCD light off. CLEAR" display about 1 second. Press l next mode
All LED and LCD All LED and [BEAT FX ON/OFF] All LED and LCD light on. Display maximum light on after Press l next mode g
light on LCD [MEMORY] + [BEAT FX ON/OFF] PAD and PAD MODE in white "LED ALL SET" display about Press l previous mode g
JOG LCD in all white 1 second. L/R
BROWSE ENCODER (L/R Decks) All PAD and PAD MODE (L/R Decks) Press l light on in red g/g
BROWSE ENCODER (L/R Decks) All PAD and PAD MODE (L/R Decks) Turn clockwise, one click l light on in green g/g
B BROWSE ENCODER (L/R Decks) All PAD and PAD MODE (L/R Decks) Turn clockwise, one click l light on in blue g/g
BROWSE ENCODER (L/R Decks) All PAD and PAD MODE (L/R Decks) Turn clockwise, one click l light on in white g/g
BROWSE ENCODER (L/R Decks) All PAD and PAD MODE (L/R Decks) Turn clockwise, one click l flash in white g/g
KEY & PAD & L/R L/R
JOG Button 4BEAT LOOP/EXIT (L/R Decks) 4BEAT LOOP (L/R) PAD FX (L/R) g/g g/g
(Self-lighting) LOOP IN!1/2X (L/R Decks) PAD FX1 (L/R Decks) LOOP IN (L/R) BEAT JUMP (L/R) g/g g/g
LOOP OUT!2X (L/R Decks) BEAT JUMP (L/R Decks) LOOP OUT (L/R) SAMPLER (L/R) g/g g/g
SLIP REVERSE (L/R Decks) SAMPLER (L/R Decks) S.REVERSE (L/R) PAGE c (L/R) g/g g/g
CUE (L/R Decks) PAGE c (L/R Decks) CUE (L/R) PAGE d (L/R) g/g g/g
PLAY/PAUSE f (L/R Decks) PAGE d (L/R Decks) PLAY/PAUSE f (L/R) MSTR TEMPO (L/R) g/g g/g
QUANTIZE (L/R Decks) MASTER TEMPO (L/R Decks) QUANTIZE (L/R) SYNC (L/R) g/g g/g
SLIP (L/R Decks) BEAT SYNC (L/R Decks) SLIP (L/R) CFX NOISE g/g g
KEY SYNC (L/R Decks) SOUND COLOR FX SELECT(NOISE) KEY SYNC (L/R) CFX DUB ECH g/g g
PAD1 (L/R Decks) SOUND COLOR FX SELECT(D. ECHO) PAD1 (L/R) CFX PITCH Press l light off g/g g
PAD2 (L/R Decks) SOUND COLOR FX SELECT(PITCH) PAD2 (L/R) CFX FILTER g/g g
PAD3 (L/R Decks) SOUND COLOR FX SELECT(FILTER) PAD3 (L/R) SAMPLER CUE g/g g
PAD4 (L/R Decks) SAMPLER CUE PAD4 (L/R) HP CUE1 g/g g
PAD5 (L/R Decks) HEADPHONE CUE1 PAD5 (L/R) HP CUE2 g/g g
PAD8 (L/R Decks) HEADPHONE CUE4 PAD8 (L/R) MASTER CUE g/g g
C HOT CUE (L/R Decks) MASTER CUE HOT CUE (L/R) g/g
Button DECK (3/1 / 2/4) (CH3/CH2) Level indicator Red DECK (1/3 / 2/4) g /g
(Not Self-lighting) SHIFT (L/R) (CH3/CH2) Level indicator Orange SHIFT (L/R) g /g
MEMORY (L/R) (CH3/CH2) Level indicator Green MEMORY (L/R) g /g
BROWSE PUSH (L/R) (CH1/CH4) Level indicator Red BROWSEPUSH (L/R) g /g
BACK (L/R) (CH1/CH4) Level indicator Orange BACK (L/R) g /g
VIEW (L/R) (CH1/CH4) Level indicator Green TAG TRACK (L/R) Press l light off g /g
SEARCH (m L / m R) Master Level indicator (L/R) Red SEARCH m (L/R) g /g
SEARCH (n L / n R) Master Level indicator (L/R) Orange SEARCH n (L/R) g /g
BEAT (c / d) Master Level indicator (L/R) Green upper BEAT (c / d) g /g
KEY RESET (L/R) Master Level indicator (L/R) Green lower KEY RESET (L/R) g /g
Service Mode
JOG JOG (L/R) touch JOG ring (L/R) JOG (L/R) TOUCH g/g
JOG (L/R) rotate JOG LCD (L/R) JOG ROT (L/R) Press l light off g/g
SW & ENCODER [BEAT d][BEAT c] Press l Group switch
[BEAT FX ON/OFF] Press l next mode
[MEMORY] + [BEAT FX ON/OFF] Press l previous mode
<Group 1> CH1/CH2/CH3/CH4
INPUT SELECT [USB A] CH1 to 4 Level indicator LED SW ENCODER 1 INPTSELECT Switch l light on Red g/g/g/g
CH1 to 4 [PHONO/LINE] Switch l light on Orange g/g/g/g
[USB B] Switch l light on Green g/g/g/g
D HEADPHONE CUE1 to 4 LED Light off after confirmation g/g/g/g
MIC [OFF] Master Level indicator LED Switch l light on Red g/g/g/g
[ON] Switch l light on Orange g/g/g/g
[TALK OVER] Switch l light on Green g/g/g/g
MASTER CUE LED Light off after confirmation g
<Group 2> CH1/CH2/CH3/CH4
CH FADER Assign [Assign A] CH1 to 4 Level indicator LED SW ENCODER 2 C.F ASSIGN Switch l light on Red g/g/g/g
CH1 to 4 [THRU] Switch l light on Orange g/g/g/g
[Assign B] Switch l light on Green g/g/g/g
HEADPHONE CUE1 to 4 LED Light off after confirmation g/g/g/g
LINE/PHONO [LINE] Master Level indicator L LED Switch l light on Orange g
CH3 [PHONO] Switch l light on Green g
SAMPLER CUE LED Light off after confirmation g
LINE/PHONO [LINE] Master Level indicator R LED Switch l light on Orange g
CH4 [PHONO] Switch l light on Green g
<Group 3>
BEAT FX [LOW CUT ECHO] CH3 Level indicator LED SW ENCODER 3 BEAT FX Switch l light on Green g
SELECT [ECHO] CH3 Level indicator LED Switch l light on Orange g
[MT DELAY] CH3 Level indicator LED Switch l light on Red g
E [SPIRAL] CH1 Level indicator LED Switch l light on Green g
[REVERB] CH1 Level indicator LED Switch l light on Orange g
[TRANS] CH1 Level indicator LED Switch l light on Red g
[ENIGMA JET] CH2 Level indicator LED Switch l light on Green g
[FLANGER] CH2 Level indicator LED Switch l light on Orange g
[PHASER] CH2 Level indicator LED Switch l light on Red g
[PITCH] CH4 Level indicator LED Switch l light on Green g
[SLIP ROLL] CH4 Level indicator LED Switch l light on Orange g
[ROLL] CH4 Level indicator LED Switch l light on Red g
[MOBIUS ] Master Level indicator LR LED Switch l light on Green g
[MOBIUS ] Master Level indicator LR LED Switch l light on Orange g
<Group 4>
BROWSE [BROWSE ENCODER L] CH1 Level indicator LED SW ENCODER 4 ENCODER Turn clockwise l LED light on clockwise g
ENCODER HEADPHONE CUE1 LED Light off after confirmation g
CH3 Level indicator LED Turn counterclockwise l LED light on counterclockwise g
HEADPHONE CUE3 LED Light off after confirmation g
[BROWSE ENCODER R] CH2 Level indicator LED Turn clockwise l LED light on clockwise g
CH4 Level indicator LED Turn counterclockwise l LED light on counterclockwise g
F HEADPHONE CUE2 LED Light off after confirmation g
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Check contents Check target Operation part, Setting Display part (LED/JOG LCD) Display part (OLED) Status Check
VOL & FADER [BEAT d][BEAT c] Press l Group switch

[BEAT FX ON/OFF] Press l next mode
[MEMORY] + [BEAT FX ON/OFF] Press l previous mode
<Group 1> VOL FADER 1 TRIM MIC
TRIM MIC [CH1 TRIM] CH1 Level indicator LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -∞ (Lights off) to +9 (Full Illuminate) g
[CH2 TRIM] CH2 Level indicator LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -∞ (Lights off) to +9 (Full Illuminate) g
[MIC EQ HI] Master Level indicator L CH LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -12 (Lights off) to +12 (Full Illuminate) g
[MIC EQ LOW] Master Level indicator R CH LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -12 (Lights off) to +12 (Full Illuminate) g
<Group 2> VOL FADER 2 HI EFFECT
HI EFFECT [CH1 EQ HI] CH1 Level indicator LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -26/-∞ (Lights off) to +6 (Full Illuminate) g B
[CH2 EQ HI] CH2 Level indicator LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -26/-∞ (Lights off) to +6 (Full Illuminate) g
[EFFECT SELECT CH SW] Master Level indicator L CH LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -12/-∞ (Lights off) to +12 (Full Illuminate) g
[EFFECT LEVEL/DEPTH] Master Level indicator R CH LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -12/-∞ (Lights off) to +12 (Full Illuminate) g
<Group 3> VOL FADER 3 MID HP
MID HP [CH1 EQ MID] CH1 Level indicator LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -26/-∞ (Lights off) to +6 (Full Illuminate) g
[CH2 EQ MID] CH2 Level indicator LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -26/-∞ (Lights off) to +6 (Full Illuminate) g
[HEAD PHONES MIXING] Master Level indicator L CH LED Set to VR position l Display with range of CUE (Lights off) to MASTER (Full Illuminate) g C
[HEAD PHONES LEVEL] Master Level indicator R CH LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -∞ (Lights off) to 0 (Full Illuminate) g
<Group 4> VOL FADER 4 LOW LEVEL
Service mode
LOW LEVEL [CH1 EQ LOW] CH1 Level indicator LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -26/-∞ (Lights off) to +6 (Full Illuminate) g
[CH2 EQ LOW] CH2 Level indicator LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -26/-∞ (Lights off) to +6 (Full Illuminate) g
[BOOTH MONITOR LEVEL] Master Level indicator L CH LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -∞ (Lights off) to 0 (Full Illuminate) g
[MASTER LEVEL] Master Level indicator R CH LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -∞ (Lights off) to 0 (Full Illuminate) g
<Group 5> VOL FADER 5 COLOR TMPO
COLOR TMPO [CH1 COLOR] CH1 Level indicator LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -LOW (Lights off) to HI (Full Illuminate) g
[CH2 COLOR] CH2 Level indicator LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -LOW (Lights off) to HI (Full Illuminate) g D
[CH3 COLOR] CH3 Level indicator LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -LOW (Lights off) to HI (Full Illuminate) g
[CH4 COLOR] CH4 Level indicator LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -LOW (Lights off) to HI (Full Illuminate) g
[TEMPO SLIDER1] Master Level indicator L CH LED Set to VR position l Display with range of MIN (Lights off) to MAX (Full Illuminate) g
[TEMPO SLIDER2] Master Level indicator R CH LED Set to VR position l Display with range of MIN (Lights off) to MAX (Full Illuminate) g
<Group 6> VOL FADER 6 SMPL FADER
SMPL FADER [CH1 FADER] CH1 Level indicator LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -LOW (Lights off) to HI (Full Illuminate) g
[CH2 FADER] CH2 Level indicator LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -LOW (Lights off) to HI (Full Illuminate) g
[SAMPLER VOL] Master Level indicator L CH LED Set to VR position l Display with range of -∞ (Lights off) to 0 (Full Illuminate) g
[CROSS FADER] Master Level indicator R CH LED Set to VR position l Display with range of Left (Lights off) to Right (Full Illuminate) g E
LCD pattern [BEAT d][BEAT c] —————
[BEAT FX ON/OFF]
[MEMORY] + [BEAT FX ON/OFF]
<Group 1> [BEAT d] or [BEAT c] LCD 1 MONO Press l Monochrome 7 colorbar display g
<Group 2> [BEAT d] or [BEAT c] LCD 2 COLOR Press l Color 7 colorbar display g
<Group 3> [BEAT d] or [BEAT c] LCD 3 BLACK Press l Black screen display g
<Group 4> [BEAT d] or [BEAT c] LCD 4 WHITE Press l White screen display g
<Group 5> [BEAT d] or [BEAT c] LCD 5 RED Press l Red screen display g
<Group 6> [BEAT d] or [BEAT c] LCD 6 GREEN Press l Green screen display g
<Group 7> [BEAT d] or [BEAT c] LCD 7 BLUE Press l Blue screen display g
DDJ-1000 9
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
3.3 PCB LOCATIONS
B MOUT ASSY A MAIN ASSY P PSWB ASSY
C
K OLED ASSY
G BRWS ASSY F LOOP ASSY D MIXER ASSY G BRWS ASSY F LOOP ASSY
LCDL ASSY L L LCDL ASSY

or or
LCDR ASSY M M LCDR ASSY
D
JOGL ASSY N N JOGL ASSY
or or
JOGR ASSY O O JOGR ASSY
PLAY ASSY I E BFXB ASSY C HPJK ASSY I PLAY ASSY

PADB ASSY H J CRFB ASSY H PADB ASSY
E
Note:
The L and R Assys of LCD and JOG Assys have the same circuitry, parts, and board shapes.
Only printed information is different, because their part numbers and wiring numbers are different.
They are handled similarly in their production management.
Therefore, either L or R Assy of the respective Assys is assembled in the respective place.
10 DDJ-1000
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
NOTES: - Parts marked by “NSP” are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List. A
- The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
Mark No. Description Part No. Mark No. Description Part No.
LIST OF ASSEMBLIES
1..MAIN ASSY DWX4104 NSP 1..SUB ASSY DWM2674
2..JOGL ASSY DWX4113
NSP 1..DISP ASSY DWM2671 2..PSWB ASSY DWX4114
2..LCDL ASSY DWX4105 2..MOUT ASSY DWX4115
2..LCDR ASSY DWX4118 2..HPJK ASSY DWX4116
2..OLED ASSY DWX4106
2..BFXB ASSY DWX4117
NSP 1..DECPAD ASSY DWM2672 2..JOGR ASSY DWX4119 B
2..LOOP ASSY DWX4108
2..BRWS ASSY DWX4109 1..CROSS FADER SERVICE ASSY DEA1088
2..PADB ASSY DWX4110 NSP 2..CRFB ASSY DWX4107
2..PLAY ASSY DWX4111
1..MIXER ASSY DWX4112
DDJ-1000 11
5 6 7 8
4 3 2 1
DDJ-1000 12
CKS6643-A
CN9001
PADSEG_2 3 0 1 PADSEG_2
PADSEG_5 2 9 2 PADSEG_5 DECKSEL_KEY 2 4 24 DECKSEL_KEY

GNDD 1 5 1 GNDD
PADSEG_8 2 8 3 PADSEG_8 SLIP_REVERSE_KEY 2 3 23 SLIP_REVERSE_KEY
V+3R3E_D 1 4 2 GNDD
PADDIM_10 2 7 4 PADDIM_10 4B-LOOP_KEY 2 2 22 4B-LOOP_KEY
V+5LED 1 3 3 SLIP_LED
L
PADDIM_11 2 6 5 PADDIM_11 LOOP-OUT_KEY 2 1 21 LOOP-OUT_KEY QUANT_LED
QUANT_KEY 1 2 4
PADDIM_01 2 5 6 PADDIM_01 LOOP-IN_KEY 2 0 20 LOOP-IN_KEY
SLIP_KEY 1 1 5 GNDD
PADDIM_00 2 4 7 PADDIM_00 GNDD 1 9 19 GNDD
BRWS_SEL 1 0 6 TAGTRK_KEY
G BRWS
PADDIM_20 2 3 8 PADDIM_20 SLIP_REVERSE_LED 1 8 18 SLIP_REVERSE_LED
F
B 9 7 BACK_KEY
V+3R3D
GNDD
GNDD
NC
JOG_SW
JOG2
GNDLED 2 2 9 GNDLED LOOP-IN_LED 1 7 17 LOOP-IN_LED A
A 8 8
CN8951
JOG1 1
1
4
3
3
2
2
PADSEG_10 2 1 10 PADSEG_10 LOOP-OUT_LED 1 6 16 LOOP-OUT_LED B
BACK_KEY 7 9
CKS1072-A
CKS6625-A
CN7005
CN7004
/CN7505
/CN7504
PADSEG_9 2 0 11 PADSEG_9 4B-LOOP_LED 1 5 15 4B-LOOP_LED
TAGTRK_KEY 6 1 0 BRWS_SEL
(DWX4109)
PADSEG_7 1 9 12 PADSEG_7 33 LED_C(-) GNDD 1 4 14 GNDD
CKS6638-A
ASSY
GNDD 5 1 1 SLIP_KEY
PADSEG_4 32 SLIP_LED 1 3 13 SLIP_LED
H H 1/2- H 2/2
PADSEG_4 1 8 13 N.C.
FFC
QUANT_LED 4 1 2 QUANT_KEY
(DWX4105)
PADSEG_1 1 7 14 PADSEG_1 31 LED_A(+) QUANT_LED 1 2 12 QUANT_LED
SLIP_LED 3 1 3 V+5LED
FFC DDD1831-
SAME SIDE
PADSEG_6 1 6 15 PADSEG_6 30 AGND GNDD 1 1 11 GNDD
CN2
1 4 V+3R3E_D
DDD1845-
GNDD 2
0.5mm PITCH
15P L=160mm
SAME SIDE
PADSEG_3 29 TAGTRK_KEY 1 0 10 TAGTRK_KEY
JOG
PADSEG_3 1 5 16 VCI GNDD 1 1 5 GNDD
FFC DDD1843-
0.5mm PITCH
30P L=115mm
LCDL ASSY or
1mm PITCH
SAME SIDE
4P L=65mm
PADSEG_0 1 4 17 PADSEG_0 28 AGND BACK_KEY 9 9 BACK_KEY
SHEET SW
CUE_KEY 27 8 8 A
CN8901
CUE_KEY 1 3 18 DGND A
CKS6638-A
PLAY_KEY 1 2 19 PLAY_KEY 26 VDD B 7 7 B
4
3
1
CKS6649-A
GNDD 1 1 20 GNDD 25 RESB BRWS_SEL 6 6 BRWS_SEL
F
CUE_LED 1 0 21 CUE_LED 24 SHUT SLIP_KEY 5 5 SLIP_KEY
JOG2
JOG1
GNDD
PLAY_LED 9 22 PLAY_LED 23 QUANT_KEY 4 4 QUANT_KEY
FFC DDD1833-
SDO
V+3R3D
GNDLED 8 23 GNDLED 22 V+5LED 3 3 V+5LED
CN9851
CSB
CN9726
0.5mm PITCH
24P L=145mm
/CN9751
KM200NA5L
REVERSE SIDE
KEYSEG_2 7 24 KEYSEG_2 21 SDI V+3R3E_D 2 2 V+3R3E_D
KEYSEG_1 6 25 KEYSEG_1 20 SCK GNDD 1 1 GNDD

1 V+12ADP
VKN1264-A
KEYSEG_0 5 26 KEYSEG_0 19 DEN 2 V+12ADP
POWER SW
PADGRID_1 4 27 PADGRID_1 18 DGND

CKS6649-A
3 GNDADP
PADGRID_2 17
CN8902
PADGRID_2 3 28 RR5 4 GNDADP
(DWX4108)
M LCDR ASSY
PADGRID_3 2 29 PADGRID_3 16 RR4 5 POW_ON
LQ035Q3DG12
(DWX4108)
LOOP ASSY
PADGRID_0 1 30 PADGRID_0 15 RR3
or
O
14 RR2
CN501 DKN1649-A
PADB ASSY (DWX4110)

CKS6643-A
3.5inch
13 RR1
AKM1291-A 1
FROM/TO LCD MODULE

3
QVGA LCD
5P L=125mm
PF05PP-D12
CN3 12 RR0 2
DWX4141-
V+12ADP 1 JA9851
11
DKN1667-A
DGND V+12ADP 2
N JOGL
CONNECTOR ASS'Y
10 DGND
CN7002/CN7502
GNDADP 3
KEYRST_KEY 2 2 1 KEYRST_KEY
9 DGND GNDADP 4
KEYSYNC_KEY 2 1 2 KEYSYNC_KEY
8 HSYNC POW_ON 5
P PSWB
GNDLED 2 0 3 GNDLED
7 VSYNC
GNDLED 1 9 4 GNDLED
6 DGND
ASSY
(DWX4119)
(DWX4113)
JOGR ASSY
V+9LED 1 8 5 V+9LED
5 DOTCLK
I
V+9LED 1 7 6 V+9LED
4 DGND
(DWX4114)
V+3R3D 1 6 7 V+3R3D
ASSY
3 AGND
GNDD 1 5 8 GNDD CN4801 KM200NA6L
2 VSS
V+3R3AD 1 4 9 V+3R3AD AKM1292-A CN8601
1 AGND
V+3R3AD
FFC DDD1844-
V+3R3AD 1 3 10
1mm PITCH
SAME SIDE
DWR1574
MIC2_OUT 6 6 MIC2_OUT
E
22P L=95mm
GNDAD_TEMPO 1 2 11 GNDAD_TEMPO
MIC2_IN 5 5 MIC2_IN
ADIN 1 1 12 ADIN
MIC2_IN
4. BLOCK DIAGRAM
4 4 GND_MIC2
AC ADAPTER
ADCT 1 0 13 ADCT
UNI336-1230
GNDA 3 3 GND_MIC1
DDA1082-
SHIELDED
GNDAD_PAD 9 14 GNDAD_PAD
6P L=235mm
CONN-CABLE
MIC1_OUT 2 2 MIC1_OUT
GNDD
RDY1
RDY2
UPD
GNDD
V+3R3D
V+3R3D
GNDD
V+9LED
V+15LED
!
PLAY ASSY
PADAD_4
(DWX4111)
PADAD_4 8 15
MIC1_IN 1 1 MIC1_IN
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
GNDD 3 0
JOG1 2 9
JOG2 2 8
JOG_SW 2 7
GNDD 2 6
VD 2 5
GNDD 2 4
RST 2 3
GNDD 2 2
RxD2 2 1
GNDD 2 0
SCK1 1 9
GNDD 1 8
RxD1 1 7
GNDD 1 6
TxD1 1 5
GNDD 1 4
SCK2 1 3
12
TxD2 1 1
GNDD 1 0
PADAD_8 7 16 PADAD_8
CKS6115-A
CN7003/CN7503
PADAD_1 6 17 PADAD_1
CKS6095-A
PADAD_5
CKS6095-A
CN9002
CN9401 PADAD_5 5 18
FFC
PADAD_6 4 19 PADAD_6 CN5 CN8604
V+9LED 1 0 1 V+9LED PADAD_2 PADAD_2
CKS6025-A VKN1261-A
3 20
DDD1837-
V+9LED 9 2 V+9LED PADAD_7
1mm PITCH
SAME SIDE
PADAD_7 2 21 MIXER_SEG4 3 0 1 MIXER_SEG4
30P L=70mm
D D 1/2- D 2/2
GNDLED 8 3 GNDLED PADAD_3

PADAD_3 1 22 MIXER_SEG5 2 9 2 MIXER_SEG5
GNDLED 7 4 GNDLED
MIXER_SEG3 2 8 3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
MIXER_SEG3
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
CUE_LED 6 5 CUE_LED
CKS6387-A
CN4 MIXER_SEG6 2 7 4 MIXER_SEG6
CN1
PLAY_LED 5 6 PLAY_LED
VD
MIXER_SEG2 2 6 5 MIXER_SEG2
RST
UPD
GNDD
JOG1
JOG2
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
RxD2
GNDD
SCK1
GNDD
RxD1
GNDD
TxD1
GNDD
SCK2
TxD2
GNDD
RDY1
RDY2
GNDD
GNDD
GNDLED 4 7 GNDLED
GNDD
FFC DDD1834-
JOG_SW
V+3R3D
V+3R3D
V+9LED
FFC DDD1840-
CUE_KEY 3 8 CUE_KEY
1mm PITCH
SAME SIDE
V+15LED
1mm PITCH
SAME SIDE
10P L=80mm
CN9251
PLAY_KEY 2 9 PLAY_KEY
30P L=155mm
GNDD 1 1 0 GNDD
CKS6025-A
CKS6387-A
MIXER_SEG9 2 1 1 0 MIXER_SEG9
V+5LED 2 0 1 1 V+5LED
V+5LED 1 9 1 2 V+5LED
V+5LED 1 8 1 3 V+5LED
GNDLED_5V 1 7 1 4 GNDLED
MIC1
JA4801
DKB1124-A
GNDD 1 4 1 7 GNDD
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
AC POWER CORD
11
10
/JXJ :DDG1112-
/XJCN :ADG7079-
/UXJCB:XDG3052-
GNDD 1 3 1 8 GNDD
E BFXB
!
V+3R3D 1 2 1 9 V+3R3D
V+3R3D 1 1 2 0 V+3R3D
MIXER ASSY (DWX4112)
1 GNDD 1 0 2 1 GNDD
2 HP_L 1 MVR_MUTE 9 2 2 MVR_MUTE
VKN1246-A
1/4 PHONES
ASSY
(DWX4117)
3 GNDHP 2 GNDD 8 2 3 GNDD

/SYXJ,/FWLPWXJ:ADG1154-
CN8603
DKN1622-A
GNDHP 3 1 MIXER_GRID2 7 2 4 MIXER_GRID2
JA9701
2
MIC2
HP_R 4 3 MIXER_GRID0 6 2 5 MIXER_GRID0 MIXER_GRID1 1 5 1 MIXER_GRID1

1 DKN1669
C HPJK
3 JA4802 MIXER_GRID6 5 2 6 MIXER_GRID6 MIXER_GRID2 1 4 2 MIXER_GRID2
2
MIXER_GRID1 4 2 7 MIXER_GRID1 MIXER_GRID0 1 3 3 MIXER_GRID0
XKN3017-B
JA9702 MIXER_GRID5 3 2 8 MIXER_GRID5 4
AKM1290-A
CN5601
MIXER_KEY8_0
4P L=100mm
PF04PP-D10
MIXER_KEY8_0 1 2
D
MIXER_GRID3 2 2 9 MIXER_GRID3 MIXER_KEY7_0 1 1 5 MIXER_KEY7_0
1 HP_L MIXER_GRID4 1 3 0 MIXER_GRID4 MIXER_KEY6_0 1 0 6 MIXER_KEY6_0
ASSY
(DWX4116)
CONNECTOR ASS'Y
3.5mm Mini
CN9701
2 GNDHP 9 7 MIXER_KEY5_0
FFC DDD1842-
MIXER_KEY5_0
1mm PITCH
SAME SIDE
15P L=80mm
3 GNDHP GNDLED_9V 8 8 GNDLED_9V

MIC SHIELD:DNF1849 MIC SHIELD:DNF2043
4 HP_R KEY_BFX_ON_OFF 7 9 KEY_BFX_ON_OFF
KM200NA4L
VR_SEL_B 3 0 1 VR_SEL_B
V+9LED 6 1 0 V+9LED
VR_SEL_A 2 9 2 VR_SEL_A
LED_BFX_ON_OFF 5 1 1 LED_BFX_ON_OFF
RT2 VR_SEL_C 2 8 3 VR_SEL_C
4 LEVEL_DEPTH 4 1 2 LEVEL_DEPTH
GNDLED 2 7 4 GNDLED
3 3 1 3 GNDAD_M
GNDLED 2 6 5 GNDLED GNDAD_M
2 V+3R3AD_M 2 1 4 V+3R3AD_M
FFC DDD1839-
MIXER_KEY2 2 5 6 MIXER_KEY2
JA2001
1mm PITCH
SAME SIDE
1 BFX_CH_SEL 1 1 5 BFX_CH_SEL
DKN1237-A
MIXER_KEY6_1 2 4 7 MIXER_KEY6_1
30P L=185mm
RT1
USB_A
9 MIXER_KEY8_1
VKN1275-A
MIXER_KEY8_1 2 2 CN9775
RT2 MIXER_KEY7_1 2 0 1 1 MIXER_KEY7_1

4
3
MIXER_KEY5_1 1 8 13 MIXER_KEY5_1
2
MIXER_KEY0 1 7 1 4 MIXER_KEY0
JA2501
3 GNDAD
1
DKN1237-A
V+9LED 1 6 1 5 V+9LED
2
USB_B
CRFD
RT1
LED_BFX_ON_OFF 1 5 1 6 LED_BFX_ON_OFF
1 V+5_CRFD
KEY_BFX_ON_OFF 1 4 1 7 KEY_BFX_ON_OFF
GNDAD_M 1 3 1 8 GNDAD_M
CN8605
GNDAD_M 1 2 1 9 GNDAD_M
3P L=225mm
PF03PP-B22
M16_MIXER_AD0 1 1 2 0 M16_MIXER_AD0
CN10
LEVEL_DEPTH 1 0 2 1 LEVEL_DEPTH
VKN1261-A
DKB1125
INPUT3
CONNECTOR ASS'Y
M16_MIXER_AD1 9 2 2 M16_MIXER_AD1
JA4401
5
4
3
2
1
GND_CRFD 3 CH3_FADER 8 2 3 CH3_FADER
J
2 7
LINE/PHONO
CRFD M16_MIXER_AD3 2 4 M16_MIXER_AD3

AKM1289-A
V+5_CRFD 1 CH1_FADER 6 2 5 CH1_FADER
A A 1/13- A 13/13
M16_MIXER_AD2 5 2 6 M16_MIXER_AD2
CH2_FADER 4 2 7 CH2_FADER
V+3R3AD_M 3 2 8 V+3R3AD_M
2 2 9 CH4_FADER
DKB1125
CH4_FADER
MAIN ASSY (DWX4104)
LINE
JA4001
1 3 0 V+3R3AD_M
5
4
3
2
1
V+3R3AD_M
CN8551
INPUT1
CKS6025-A
CN7
(DWX4107)
CRFB ASSY
AKM1289-A
C
CN15
OLED
DKB1125
CKS6095-A
JA4002
LINE
GNDD 12
5
4
3
2
1
GNDD 11
INPUT2
OLED_ADDR 10 1 OLED_ADDR
OLED_XCS OLED_MOSI 10
9 2 OLED_XCS
MXS4057-
OLED_CLK 9
OLED_RST 8 3 OLED_RST
OLED_ADDR 8
MXS4057-
V+15OLED 7 4 V+15OLED
OLED_CS 7
K OLED
V+3R3OLED 6 5 V+3R3OLED
GNDD OLED_RST 6
CKS6643-A 5 6 GNDD
V+3R3OLED 5
CKS6643-A
CN11
DKB1125
FFC DDD1841-
CN9001 OLED_CLK 4 7 OLED_CLK

INPUT4
FROM/TO OLED MODULE
1mm PITCH
JA4402
V+3R3OLED 4
5
4
3
2
1
GNDD 3 8 GNDD
10P L=280mm
REVERSE SIDE
PADSEG_2 3 0 1 PADSEG_2 V+15OLED 3

1
OLED_MOSI 2 9 OLED_MOSI
(DWX4106)
ASSY
LINE/PHONO
PADSEG_5 2 9 2 PADSEG_5 OLED1_VKH 2

GNDD 1 10 GNDD
4
3
Rch
PADSEG_8 2 8 3 PADSEG_8 NC 1
JA9452
2
Note:
MASTER1 R
DKB1093-A
PADDIM_10 2 7 4 PADDIM_10 CKS3851-A

PADDIM_11 2 6 PADDIM_11
CKS6476-A
5 CN8501
1
CN8502
PADDIM_01 2 5 6 PADDIM_01
Lch
PADDIM_00
3
PADDIM_00 2 4 7
JA9451
RST
RDY1
RDY2
UPD
GNDD
V+3R3D
V+3R3D
GNDD
V+9LED
V+15LED
MASTER1 L
PADDIM_20 2 3 8 PADDIM_20
DKB1093-A
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
CKS6025-A
CN14
GNDLED
GNDD 3 0
JOG1 2 9
JOG2 2 8
JOG_SW 2 7
GNDD 2 6
VD 2 5
GNDD 2 4
23
GNDD 2 2
RxD2 2 1
GNDD 2 0
SCK1 1 9
GNDD 1 8
RxD1 1 7
GNDD 1 6
TxD1 1 5
GNDD 1 4
SCK2 1 3
GNDD 1 2
TxD2 1 1
GNDD 1 0
GNDLED 2 2 9 JA9852
DKB1125
DNF1789-A CANON SHIELD
5
FFC DDD1836-
PADSEG_9 AKM1287-A
-
-
-
PADSEG_9 2 0 11 KM200NA16L
SAME SIDE
FFC
MASTER2
CN5602 4
0.5mm PITCH
30P L=330mm
CN9451
H H 1/2- H 2/2
3
PADSEG_4 1 8 1 3 PADSEG_4
MST_R_COLD 1 6 1 6 MST_R_COLD 2
DDD1838-
1mm PITCH
(White) (Red)
MST_R_HOT 1 5 1 5 MST_R_HOT 1
30P L=150mm
Lch OUT Rch OUT
REVERSE SIDE
GNDA_OUT 1 4 1 4 GNDA_OUT
MST_L_HOT 1 3 1 3 MST_L_HOT
PADSEG_0 1 4 17 PADSEG_0 JA9602
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
MST_L_COLD 1 2 1 2 MST_L_COLD DKN1669

CUE_KEY 1 3 18 CUE_KEY
V-15A 1 1 1 1 V-15A 1 GND
VD
PLAY_KEY 1 2 19 PLAY_KEY 2 HOT

RST
UPD
Rch
3 COLD
GNDD
JOG1
JOG2
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
RxD2
GNDD
SCK1
GNDD
RxD1
GNDD
TxD1
GNDD
SCK2
GNDD
TxD2
GNDD
RDY1
RDY2
GNDD
GNDD
GNDA_OUT 1 0 1 0 GNDA_OUT
16P L=65mm
PF16PP-D15
BOOTH Rch
GNDD 1 1 20 GNDD
JOG_SW
V+3R3D
V+3R3D
V+9LED
V+15A 9 9 V+15A
V+15LED
CUE_LED 1 0 21 CUE_LED
CN7003/CN7503
CKS6115-A MUTE_OUT 8 8 MUTE_OUT JA9601
PLAY_LED 9 22 PLAY_LED DKN1669
DNF1875-A
MST_MUTE_OUT 7 7 MST_MUTE_OUT GND

GNDLED 8 23 GNDLED 1 HOT
GNDA_OUT 6 6 GNDA_OUT 2 COLD
Lch
KEYSEG_2 33 LED_C(-) 3
KEYSEG_2 7 24
PHONE SHIELD
BOOTH Lch
BTH_R_HOT 5 5 BTH_R_HOT
KEYSEG_1 32 N.C.
KEYSEG_1 6 25
BTH_R_COLD 4 4 BTH_R_COLD
KEYSEG_0 31 LED_A(+)
B B 1/2- B 2/2
KEYSEG_0 5 26
GNDA_OUT 3 3 GNDA_OUT
B
PADGRID_1 PADGRID_1 30 AGND
4 27
BTH_L_HOT 2 2 BTH_L_HOT
PADGRID_2 29 VCI
PADGRID_2 3 28
BTH_L_COLD 1 1 BTH_L_COLD
L
PADGRID_3 PADGRID_3 28 AGND

2 29
MOUT ASSY (DWX4115)
PADGRID_0 27 DGND
PADGRID_0 1 30
26 VDD
or
PADB ASSY (DWX4110)

O
25 RESB
24 SHUT
23 SDO CN8951
CKS6649-A CN8901
22 CSB CKS6638-A CKS6638-A
CN13
N JOGL
CKS6387-A 21 SDI
GNDD 15 1 GNDD
20 DECKSEL_KEY 2 4 24 DECKSEL_KEY
I
CN9251 SCK
14 2 GNDD
: The power supply is shown with the marked box.
(DWX4105)
2 3 SLIP_REVERSE_KEY V+3R3E_D
LQ035Q3DG12
19 DEN SLIP_REVERSE_KEY 2 3
SLIP_LED
They are handled similarly in their production management.
KEYRST_KEY 2 2 1 4B-LOOP_KEY V+5LED 13 3

KEYRST_KEY 18 4B-LOOP_KEY 2 2 22
DGND
KEYSYNC_KEY 2 1 2 QUANT_KEY 12 4 QUANT_LED
KEYSYNC_KEY 17 LOOP-OUT_KEY 2 1 21 LOOP-OUT_KEY
RR5
ASSY
(DWX4119)
(DWX4113)
JOGR ASSY
LCDL ASSY or
GNDLED 2 0 3 SLIP_KEY 11 5 GNDD

FROM/TO LCD MODULE
GNDLED 16 LOOP-IN_KEY 2 0 20 LOOP-IN_KEY

RR4
GNDLED 1 9 4 BRWS_SEL 10 6 TAGTRK_KEY
QVGA LCD
GNDLED 19 GNDD
3.5inch
15 RR3 GNDD 1 9
DWX4141-
V+9LED 1 8 5 SLIP_REVERSE_LED B 9 7 BACK_KEY

V+9LED 14 SLIP_REVERSE_LED 1 8 18
RR2
V+9LED 1 7 6 A 8 8 A
V+9LED 13 LOOP-IN_LED 1 7 17 LOOP-IN_LED
RR1
7 9 B
V+3R3D 1 6 7 V+3R3D 16 LOOP-OUT_LED BACK_KEY

12 RR0 LOOP-OUT_LED 1 6
GNDD 1 5 8 TAGTRK_KEY 6 1 0 BRWS_SEL
GNDD 11 4B-LOOP_LED 1 5 15 4B-LOOP_LED
DGND
PLAY ASSY
(DWX4111)
GNDD 5 1 1 SLIP_KEY
G BRWS
V+3R3AD 1 4 9 V+3R3AD GNDD 1 4 14 GNDD

10 DGND
V+3R3AD 1 3 10 SLIP_LED QUANT_LED 4 1 2 QUANT_KEY
V+3R3AD 13
FFC DDD1831-
9 DGND SLIP_LED 1 3
SAME SIDE
GNDAD_TEMPO 1 2 SLIP_LED 3 1 3 V+5LED

1 1 GNDAD_TEMPO
8 QUANT_LED 1 2 12 QUANT_LED
V+3R3D
GNDD
HSYNC
JOG2
JOG1
CN9726
0.5mm PITCH
15P L=160mm
/CN9751
CN9401 GNDD 2 1 4 V+3R3E_D

ADIN 1 1 12 ADIN 11 GNDD
CKS6095-A
CN9002
7 GNDD 1 1
1
4
3
2
CKS6095-A VSYNC
VKN1264-A
(DWX4109)
ADCT 1 0 13 TAGTRK_KEY GNDD 1 1 5 GNDD

ADCT 6 TAGTRK_KEY 1 0 10
ASSY
DGND
GNDD 1 1 0 GNDD GNDAD_PAD 9 14 GNDAD_PAD BACK_KEY 9 9 BACK_KEY
5 DOTCLK
(DWX4108)
2 9 PLAY_KEY PADAD_4 8 15
M LCDR ASSY
PLAY_KEY PADAD_4 4 A 8 8 A
DGND
JOG
CUE_KEY 3 8 CUE_KEY PADAD_8 7 16 PADAD_8 7 7 B

F
3 AGND B
SHEET SW
GNDLED 4 7 GNDLED PADAD_1 6 17 PADAD_1 BRWS_SEL 6 6 BRWS_SEL

2 VSS
5 6 PLAY_LED PADAD_5 5 18 SLIP_KEY
FFC DDD1835-
PLAY_LED PADAD_5 1 SLIP_KEY 5 5

AGND
1mm PITCH
SAME SIDE
FFC DDD1843-
CUE_LED 6 5 CUE_LED PADAD_6 4 19 PADAD_6 4 4 QUANT_KEY

1mm PITCH
SAME SIDE
4P L=65mm
QUANT_KEY
22P L=315mm
FFC DDD1832-
GNDLED 7 4 GNDLED PADAD_2 3 20 PADAD_2

DKN1667-A V+5LED 3 3 V+5LED
The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
3
1
FFC DDD1834-
CKS1072-A CN7002/CN7502
Therefore, either L or R Assy of the respective Assys is assembled in the respective place.
8 3 GNDLED PADAD_7 2 21
1mm PITCH
SAME SIDE
4
0.5mm PITCH
24P L=125mm
GNDLED PADAD_7 V+3R3E_D 2 2 V+3R3E_D

10P L=80mm
REVERSE SIDE
The L and R Assys of LCD and JOG Assys have the same circuitry, parts, and board shapes.
NC
V+9LED 9 2 V+9LED PADAD_3 1 22 PADAD_3

CN7005 GNDD 1 1 GNDD
GNDD
1 V+9LED
2 JOG2
3 GNDD
1 JOG1
V+9LED 1 0 CN7004 /CN7505

JOG_SW
CKS6649-A
V+3R3D
CKS6387-A /CN7504 CN8902

When ordering service parts, be sure to refer to "EXPLODED VIEWS and PARTS LIST" or "PCB PARTS LIST".
CN12
(DWX4108)
LOOP ASSY
CKS6625-A
Only printed information is different, because their part numbers and wiring numbers are different.
4.1 OVERALL WIRING DIAGRAM

4. BLOCK DIAGRAM
4 3 2 1
5 6 7 8
4.2 SIGNAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
A MAIN ASSY SPI F lash

IC 7002
L LCDL ASSY
MX25L1633EM2I
66.66MHz Quad-SPI
SCK, CS, IO0, IO1, IO2, IO3
PLAY / C UE L GPIO RSPI0

TIOC0A VD VD DV_VSYNC
2.66MHz SPI4 SPI
GPIO SPI2 SCK, TxD, RxD, RDY SCK, TxD,RxD, RDY SPI0 LC D- Module
PLAY / C UE R
2.66MHz LEF T
SCK, TxD, RxD, RDY SCK, TxD,RxD, RDY SPI1 RESB DWR4141-
SPI3 GPIO
EF X- O N GPIO LC D1
2.08MHz GPIO SHUT 320x240 QVGA LCD
SPI4 SCK, TxD, RxD, RDY IC 7001 LQ035Q3DG12 - K
C RO SS F ADER ADC 2.08MHz
SPI5 SCK, TxD, RxD, RDY LCD_DATA Display Data
SH7269
RST_LCD1 RST_LCD1 R5S72690RW266FP - K DE H V CLK
GPIO RST
UPD_LCD1 UPD_LCD LCD_TCON
GPIO GPIO
USB1 GPIO RST_LCD2
UPD_LCD2
IC 2003 RST RST_USB1
UPD_USB1 LED x4
GPIO
GPIO RST_PNL2
SH7269
UPD_PNL2
R5S72690W266FP - K
USB B
(port A)
differential 90 USB
TIOC1
TIOC2
JOGL_12
JOGR_12
Photocoupler
N JOGL
ASSY
GPIO JOGL_SW
Touch SW
GPIO JOGR_SW
B
SPI F lash
IC 7502
MX25L1633EM2I
M LCDR ASSY
I2S SSI3 SSI4 I2S
66.66MHz Quad-SPI
TDM TDM SCK, CS, IO0, IO1, IO2, IO3
SSI0 TxD SSI0 RxD
RSPI0
RST_LCD RST
RSPI0 SPI6 UPD_LCD SPI
GPIO SPI4 LC D- Module
33.33MHz
RST_USB2 VD VD DV_VSYNC RIGHT
2.66MHz
SPI F lash
RSPI RESB DWR4141-
IC 2001 GPIO
MX25L1633EM2I
CS, SCLK, MOSI, MISO LC D2
SCK, TxD,RxD, RDY GPIO SHUT 320x240 QVGA LCD
IC 7501 LQ035Q3DG12 - K
RSPI0 SPI4
LCD_DATA Display Data
2.66MHz SH7269
SLIP/ DSEL/ BAC K/ TAG GPIO SPI2 SCK, TxD,RxD, RDY SPI0
KEY_L R5S72690RW266FP - K DE H V CLK
2.66MHz LCD_TCON
SPI3 SCK, TxD,RxD, RDY SPI1
SLIP/ DSEL/ BAC K/ TAG
GPIO
KEY_R VD
TIOC0A
SLIP/ BAC K/ T AG GPIO
LED_L
GPIO LED x4
TIOC1 JOGL_12
O JOGR
SLIP/ BAC K/ TAG GPIO
LED_R JOGR_12
TIOC2 Photocoupler
GPIO JOGL_SW ASSY
GPIO JOGR_SW Touch SW
USB2 16MHz Xtal
IC 2502
GPIO Power SW
C
SH7269
R5S72690W266FP - K SCK, TxD,RxD, RDY SPI2
GPIO
VO LTAGE DET
USB B USB C IRC UIT
(port B) differential 90
GPIO RST_DAC RST_USB1 GPIO
CS, SCK, TxD UPD_USB1 GPIO
SPI7 PO WER O N C TRL
GPIO Standby KEY/ LED

(Q UANTIZE_L)
I2S I2S
SSI3 SSI4
TA4 BRWS L
TDM TDM EUP
SSI0 TxD SSI0 RxD
MIXER
TA3 BRWS R
BSC SPI6
PNL1
IC 1001
RST_DSP
M16C/65 GPIO MIXER LED

MIXER LED / KEY
32MHz MATRIX
GRID:6, SEG:10 KEY:9
HPI
GPIO MIXER KEY / SW
GPIO MIXER LED
UHPI USB1(TDM) :
USB1(TDM) : SPI0
Time code GPIO MIXER KEY / SW
Master/ HP / Return CH1/ CH2/ CH3/ CH4
ADAT_USB1
D
TDM ADAT_USB1 TDM ADC C H- F DR
R, LEVEL_DPT
IN_TDM OUT_TDM
USB2(TDM):
USB2(TDM): Time code MUTE GPIO Multiplexer TRIM, EQ , VO L, C F X
Master/ HP / Return CH1/ CH2/ CH3/ CH4 ADC HC4051: x4
TDM ADAT_USB2 ADAT_USB2 TDM GPIO
IN_TDM OUT_TDM
McASP1
McASP0
USB1 : Send out USB1 : Rec out
ADAT_USB1 ADAT_USB1 16MHz Xtal
I2S I2S
OUT_SEND OUT_REC
USB21 : Send out USB2 : Rec out
I2S ADAT_USB2 ADAT_USB2 I2S SCK, TxD,RxD, RDY SPI2
OUT_SEND OUT_REC
GPIO
DEC K- R LED
RST_PNL2 RST DEC K - R
MIC1 UPD_PNL2 GPIO PAD - R PAD- R LED
(MONO) LED / KEY MATRIX
GPIO GRID:4, SEG:11, KEY:4
ADC DEC K- R KEY / SW
IC 4803 I2S ADAT_MIC_ANA
AK5358AET
MIC2
(MONO) DSP DEC K- L LED
DEC K - L
GPIO PAD - R PAD- L LED
IC 3001 LED / KEY MATRIX
D810K013DZKB400 - K DEC K GPIO
GRID:4, SEG:11, KEY:4
DEC K- L KEY / SW
ADC SPI RST PNL2
CH1 I2S ADAT_CH1_ANA
IC 4005 ADAT_MASTER
CD I2S MASTER1 IC 1501
AK5358AET GPIO DEC K LED
M16C/65
32MHz GPIO DEC K KEY / SW
E
ADC F SR PAD L
MASTER2 TEMPO _SL_L
ADC
CH2 I2S
IC 4006 ADAT_CH2_ANA ADC
CD F SR PAD R
B MOUT
AK5358AET DAC TEMPO _SL_R
IC 5201
AK4458VN ASSY
SPI CS, CLK, MOSI, ADDR, RST
ADAT_BOOTH I2S GPIO O LED
BOOTH
(TRS) GPIO
ADC
CH3 I2S ADAT_CH3_ANA
IC 4405
CD/PHONO
AK5358AET
ADAT_HP I2S HEADPHONE
HEADPHONE
CH4
CD/PHON
O
ADC
IC 4406
AK5358AET
I2S ADAT_CH4_ANA
C HPJK
ASSY
MINI JACK
EMIFB
16bit
SDRAM
IC 3002 F
M12L128168A
DDJ-1000 13
5 6 7 8
F
4.3 POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM

14
AC ADAPTER
UNI336- 1230
DWR1574
1
1
E BFXB ASSY
G BRWS ASSY P PSWB ASSY CN 9775 G BRWS ASSY
10 14
OLED
CN 8951 CN 8951
CN 9851
14 13 MXS4057- 14 13
V+3R3AD_M
1 2
V+9LED
V+3R3D
V+5LED
V+3R3E
V+5LED
V+15OLED
V+3R3OLED
14 13 6 2 14 13
CN 8603 CN 8901
V+12ADP
CN 8901
F LOOP ASSY D MIXER ASSY K OLED ASSY B MOUT ASSY F LOOP ASSY
CN 8902 CN 8604 CN 8605 CN 8501 CN 9451 CN 8902
3 2 11 12 13 19 20 15 28 30 4 5 11 9 3 2
V+3R3OLED
V+3R3AD_M
V+15OLED
V+3R3D
V+5LED
V+3R3E
V+5LED
V+5LED
V+3R3D
V+9LED
V- 15A
V+15A
3 2 1 2 20 19 18 12 11 16 3 1 7 6 11 9 3 2
2
2
CN 2 CN 501 CN 5 CN 7 CN 15 CN 5602 CN 13
V+12ADP
Q501
V+7R5HP V+5A_REF
IC510
1 3
Q504
A MAIN ASSY
L LCDL ASSY
V+12M V+12E
V+7R5HP
IC513
V+5A M LCDR ASSY
DDJ-1000
CN 7003 CN 1 Q506 1 3 CN 14 CN 7503

V+7R5HP V+3R3A
V+15LED 11 V+18DCD V+18A V+15A IC514 V+15LED
1 30 V+12M Q524 IC516 1 1
V+3R3D IC511 1 3 V+15OLED 2 4 V+3R3D
LCD V+9LED 8,12 9 V+9LED LCD
2 29 ( V+15LED ) 2 2
V+15LED V+15LED
DWX4141- IC515
V+1R25D DWX4141-
1 3 IC2502
4 V+3R3D 27 V- 18A V- 15A V+3R3D V+5D V+3R3D_CLK 4 V+3R3D 4
IC517 USB2_UCOM IC3502
5 26 2 3 4 5 5 V+3R3D V+1R2D
V+1R2D V+3R3D 5
IC7003 V+12M V+3R3D ( V+3R3OLED ) IC7503
1 8 IC502
8 1
V+1R25D
2 3 IC2003 V+5A_REF
V+1R25D V+1R2D
IC7001 V+1R2D V+12M V+9D ( V+9LED ) V+3R3D IC3001 V+5A IC5201 IC7501
IC505
USB1_UCOM
V+3R3D V+3R3D DSP Multi_DAC V+3R3D
SH_LCD1 2 3 V+3R3A SH_LCD2
3
3
V+12M V+1R25D
IC503
CN 7004 2 3 V+12E V+5E V+3R3E CN 7504
IC501 IC506
4 V+12M V+5D 1 3 1 5 4
IC504
V+3R3D
2 3
V+3R3D
V+5LED V+3R3AD
IC507 V+3R3AD_M
1 5 ( = V+3R3REF_2 )
V+3R3E IC1001 ( = V+3R3REF_1) V+3R3D IC1501
11 V+7R5HP V+7R5HP V+5_CRFD
4 V+12M IC518 PNL1_UCOM PNL2_UCOM 4
IC512 5 4
CN 9726 8,12 9 V- 7R5HP CN 9751
N CN 4 CN 10 CN 12 O
JOGL ASSY 5 6 7 9 10 1 5 6 7 9 10 JOGL ASSY
V+9LED
V+3R3D
V+3R3A
V+5_CRFD
V+9LED
V+3R3D
V+3R3A
18 17 16 14 13 18 17 16 14 13
CN 9251
1 CN 9251
H PADB ASSY
CN 9401
CN 8551 H PADB ASSY
CN 9401
4
4
1 2 J CRFB ASSY 1 2
V+9 LED
V+9 LED
10 9 10 9
CN 9002 CN 9002
I PLAY ASSY I PLAY ASSY

5 6 7 8
4.4 MATRIX INFORMATION
[1] Key matrix information A
Key Matrix
M16 EUP/MIXER MIXER_GRID0 MIXER_GRID1 MIXER_GRID2 MIXER_GRID3 MIXER_GRID4 MIXER_GRID5
MIC ON/OFF
MIXER_KEY0 IN1 SELECT IN3 SELECT
/TALKOVER
MIXER_KEY1 IN2 SELECT IN4 SELECT INPUT3 LINE/PHONO SW
MIXER_KEY2 CH1_CUE CH2_CUE CH3_CUE CH4_CUE SAM CUE MAS CUE
IC1001 MIXER_KEY3 CFX 1 CFX 3 CFX 4 CFX 1 CFX 3 CFX 4
PNL1 MIXER_KEY4 CFX 2 beat c beat d CFX 2 beat c beat d
MIXER_KEY5 CH1 CF ASSIGN
MIXER_KEY6 CH2 CF ASSIGN BFX FX
MIXER_KEY7 CH3 CF ASSIGN SELECT
MIXER_KEY8 CH4 CF ASSIGN
Key Matrix B
M16 DECKS PADGRID_0 PADGRID_1 PADGRID_2 PADGRID_3
PAD MODE1_L PARAMETER TRACK SEARCH
KEYSEG_0_L SHIFT_L
(HOT CUE_L) LEFT_L FWD_L
PAD MODE2_L PARAMETER MASTER
KEYSEG_1_L MEMORY_L
(PAD FX_L) RIGHT_L TEMPO_L
TRACK SEARCH PAD MODE3_L BEAT
IC1501 KEYSEG_2_L PAD MODE4_L
BACK_L (BEAT JUMP_L) SYNC_L
PNL2
PAD MODE1_R PARAMETER TRACK SEARCH
KEYSEG_0_R SHIFT_R
(HOT CUE_R) LEFT_R FWD_R
PAD MODE2_R PARAMETER MASTER
KEYSEG_1_R MEMORY_R
(PAD FX_R) RIGHT_R TEMPO_R
TRACK SEARCH PAD MODE3_R PAD MODE4_R BEAT
KEYSEG_2_L
BACK_R (BEAT JUMP_R) (SAMPLER_R) SYNC_R
+ Elements Name Signal Name

QUANT_KEY_L QUANTIZE_L_STBY_KEY C
QUANT_KEY_R QQUANTIZE_R_KEY
VR_SEL_A
VR_SEL_B
VR_SEL_C
KEYRST_KEY_L KEY RESET_L_KEY
KEYSYNC_KEY_L KEY SYNC_L_KEY
IC1001 KEY direct BROWSE_L BROWSE1_L
PNL1 BROWSE_L BROWSE2_L
BROWSE_PUSH_L BROWSE_PUSH_L
KEYRST_KEY_R KEY RESET_R_KEY
KEYSYNC_KEY_R KEY SYNC_R_KEY
BROWSE1_R BROWSE1_R
BROWSE2_R BROWSE2_R
BROWSE_PUSH_R BROWSE_PUSH_R
+ When you search it, search it except _L , _R.
D
4BEAT LOOP/EXIT_L 4BEAT LOOP/EXIT_L_KEY
LOOP IN1/2X_L LOOP IN_L_KEY
LOOP OUT2X_L LOOP OUT_L_KEY
SLIP REVERSE_L SLIP REVERSE_L_KEY
IC1501 KEY direct
4BEAT LOOP/EXIT_R 4BEAT LOOP/EXIT_R_KEY
PNL2
LOOP IN1/2X_R LOOP IN_R_KEY
LOOP OUT2X_R LOOP OUT_R_KEY
SLIP REVERSE_R SLIP REVERSE_R_KEY

PLAY_L PLAY_L_KEY
CUE_L CUE_L_KEY
IC2003 KEY direct
PLAY_R PLAY_R_KEY
USB 1
CUE_R CUE_R_KEY E

SLIP_L SLIP_KEY_L
DECK_L DECKSEL_KEY_L
BACK_L BACK_KEY_L
VIEW_L VIEW_KEY_L
IC2502 KEY direct
SLIP_R SLIP_KEY_R
USB 2
DECK_R DECKSEL_KEY_R
BACK_R BACK_KEY_R
VIEW_R VIEW_KEY_R
DDJ-1000 15
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
A [2] LED matrix information

LED Matrix
M16 EUP/MIXER MIXER_GRID0 MIXER_GRID1 MIXER_GRID2 MIXER_GRID3 MIXER_GRID4 MIXER_GRID5 MIXER_GRID6
MIXER_SEG0 CH1 15 CH1 15 CH3 15 CH4 15 MAS L 15 MAS R 15 TALK OVER
MIXER_SEG1 CH1 12 CH2 12 CH3 12 CH4 12 MAS L 12 MAS R 12 CLIP
MIXER_SEG2 CH1 9 CH2 9 CH3 9 CH4 9 MAS L 9 MAS R 9
IC1001
PNL1
MIXER_SEG5 CH1 -6 CH2 -6 CH3 -6 CH4 -6 MAS L -6 MAS R -6 CFX1
MIXER_SEG9 CH1_ CUE CH2_ CUE CH3_ CUE CH4_ CUE MAS_CUE SAM_CUE
B
PAD LED Matrix_L
PADSEG_0 PAD MODE1_R PAD MODE2_R PAD MODE3_R PAD MODE4_R
PADSEG_1 PAD1R PAD2R PAD3R PAD4R
PADSEG_2 PAD5R PAD6R PAD7R PAD8R
PADSEG_3 PAD MODE1_G PAD MODE2_G PAD MODE3_G PAD MODE4_G
IC1501 PADSEG_4 PAD1G PAD2G PAD3G PAD4G
PNL2 PADSEG_5 PAD5G PAD6G PAD7G PAD8G
PADSEG_6 PAD MODE1_B PAD MODE2_B PAD MODE3_B PAD MODE4_B
PADSEG_7 PAD1B PAD2B PAD3B PAD4B
PADSEG_8 PAD5B PAD6B PAD7B PAD8B
PADSEG_9 Para < Para > MODE-TeMODEpo Beat-snc
PADSEG_10 Key-snc POSI-RST
+ PAD MODE1 to 4 are equipped for each following function of the main unit key.
C PAD MODE1 PAD MODE2 PAD MODE3 PAD MODE4
HOT CUE PAD FX1 BEAT JUMP SAMPLER
PAD LED Matrix_R

PADSEG_0 Pad1M_R Pad2M_R Pad3M_R Pad4M_R
PADSEG_1 Pad1R Pad2R Pad3R Pad4R
PADSEG_2 Pad5R Pad6R Pad7R Pad8R
PADSEG_3 Pad1M_G Pad2M_G Pad3M_G Pad4M_G
IC1501 PADSEG_4 Pad1G Pad2G Pad3G Pad4G
PNL2 PADSEG_5 Pad5G Pad6G Pad7G Pad8G
PADSEG_6 Pad1M_B Pad2M_B Pad3M_B Pad4M_B
PADSEG_7 Pad1B Pad2B Pad3B Pad4B
PADSEG_8 Pad5B Pad6B Pad7B Pad8B
PADSEG_9 Para < Para > M-Tempo Beat-snc
PADSEG_10 Key-snc POSI-RST
D
+ PAD MODE1 to 4 are equipped for each following function of the main unit key.
PAD MODE1 PAD MODE2 PAD MODE3 PAD MODE4

EFFECT ON/OFF FX ON/OFF_LED
IC1001
LED direct QUANTIZE_L QUANTIZE_L_STBY_LED
PNL1
QUANTIZE_R QUANTIZE_R_STBY_LED

4BEAT LOOP/EXIT_L 4BEAT LOOP/EXIT_L_LED
E LOOP IN1/2X_L LOOP IN_L_LED
LOOP OUT2X_L LOOP OUT_L_LED
IC1501 LED direct SLIP REVERSE_L SLIP REVERSE_L_LED
PNL2 4BEAT LOOP/EXIT_R 4BEAT LOOP/EXIT_R_LED
LOOP IN1/2X_R LOOP IN_R_LED
LOOP OUT2X_R LOOP OUT_R_LED

PLAY_L PLAY_L_LED
CUE_L CUE_L_LED
PLAY_R PLAY_R_LED
IC2502 LED direct
CUE_R CUE_R_LED
USB 2
SLIP_L SLIP_LED_L
SLIP_R SLIP_LED_R
F
16 DDJ-1000
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
5. DIAGNOSIS
5.1 STARTUP SEQUENCE
Contents of
the hardware
Contents of
the software
GPIO
SPI
GPIO
SPI HPI
A
POWER/MUTE Clock Generator PNL1_UCOM PNL2_UCOM USB1_UCOM USB2_UCOM DSP LCD1_UCOM LCD2_UCOM
V+12E ON
[MUTE] ON
V+5E ON
V+3R3E ON
[PNL_UCOM_CLK] ON
Reset cancel M16_xRST [HIGH]
BOOT
CPU_MUTE ON [HIGH]
[CPU_MUTE] ON
V+12SW_CONT [HIGH]
V+12M ON
B
V1R25D_CONT [HIGH]
V+1R25D ON
V3R3D_CONT [HIGH]
V+3R3D ON V3R3REF_CONT [HIGH]
V5D_CONT [HIGH]
V+3R3REF ON V9D_CONT [HIGH]
V+5D ON
V+9D ON
[USB_UCOM_CLK] ON
V+7R5HP ON
V-7R5HP ON V7R5A_CONT [HIGH]
V+5A ON
V+5AREF ON
V+3R3A ON VR, KDY read
Reset cancel RST_USB1 [HIGH]
V18_CONT [HIGH]
V+18SW_CONT [HIGH] 1st BOOT
V+15A ON
V+15LCDBL_CONT [HIGH]
V-15A ON
Normal mode
V+15OLED1 ON
initialization start
V15OLED_CONT [HIGH]
V+15OLED1 ON RDY_USB1_PNL1 [HIGH]
C
Communication request
communication return
Reset cancel PNL2_RESET [HIGH]

Reset cancel RST_LCD1 [HIGH]
BOOT
Reset cancel RST_LCD2 [HIGH]
OLED_xRST [HIGH]
OLED_RST
1st BOOT 1st BOOT
Normal mode start Normal mode start

LCD_xRST (L) [HIGH]
LCD_RST (L)
LCD_SHUT (L) [LOW]

LCD_SHUT (L)
200 ms wait
LCD_BACKLIGHT (L) control start (PWM)
V+15LED ON (L)
LCD_xRST (R) [HIGH]

LCD_RST (R)
LCD_SHUT (R) [LOW]

D
LCD_SHUT (R)
200 ms wait
LCD_BACKLIGHT (R) control start (PWM)
V+15LED ON (R)
Reset cancel RST_USB2 [HIGH]
1st BOOT
Normal mode
CLK_CONT [HIGH]
V+3R3D_CLK ON
RDY_USB1_USB2 [HIGH]
Handshake request
Handshake return
Reset cancel RST_DSP [HIGH]
DSP program load

Load completion
DSP data load

[DSP_CLK] ON
Load completion
E
DSP program start
Normal mode
AUDIO_CLK ON
[AUDIO_CLK] ON
ADDA Reset cancel
DAC register setting
AUDIO output start

six seconds after
Reset cancellation
Normal mode Normal mode
initialization completion initialization completion
Normal mode start Normal mode start
MUTE cancellation
five seconds after
start-up completion
F
MUTE OFF command MUTE OFF command
CPU_MUTE OFF [LOW]
[CPU_MUTE] OFF
DDJ-1000 17
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
5.2 TROUBLESHOOTING
A Contents
[0] Prior Confirmation [8] JOG dial Section
[0-1] Checking Internal Cables [8-1] Nothing is displayed on the LCD. (Black screen)
[0-2] Prior confirmation of the power [8-2] The colors displayed on the LCD are improper.
[8-3] Turning of the JOG dial is not detected
[1] Trouble in Startup [8-4] Pressing on the JOG dial cannot be detected.
[1-1] The unit dose not turn on, QUANTIZE (WAKE UP) LED [8-5] Noise is heard when the JOG dial is turned.
is light off state. [8-6] The JOG dial turns too freely. (The load value for the
JOG dial is outside the specified range.)
[2] Communication error display of the microcomputer [8-7] Resistance to turning the JOG dial is too strong. (The
[2-1] MAIN D2001 is not flashing (Light on state, Light off state) load value for the JOG dial is outside the specified range.)
[2-2] MAIN D2501 is not flashing (Light on state, Light off state) [9] Deck Section operations
[2-3] MAIN D3001 is not flashing (Light on state, Light off state) (Button/Volume/Rotary encoder/Tempo slider/PAD)
B [9-1] No button functions.
[3] AUDIO INPUT [9-2] No Tempo slider functions.
[3-1] No signal is input to the LINE, PHONO connectors. [9-3] The Rotary encoder does not work.
[3-2] No signal is input to the MIC connector. [9-4] The PAD does not work.
[9-5] LED of the button and of PAD is not light on.
[4] AUDIO OUTPUT
[4-1] No signal is output from the MASTER1/MASTER2
connectors.
[4-2] No signal is output from the PHONES connector. + Point to be checked – Assys are classified with prefix.
[4-3] No signal is output from the BOOTH connector. [1-**] MAIN Assy [8-**] MAIN Assy
[2-**] MAIN Assy LCDL Assy
[5] USB [3-**] MAIN Assy LCDR Assy
[5-1] USB is not recognized [4-**] MAIN Assy JOGL Assy
C
MOUT Assy JOGR Assy
[6] Indicator (OLED) not light on HPJK Assy [9-**] MAIN Assy
[6-1] OLED not light on [5-**] MAIN Assy LOOP Assy
[6-**] OLED Assy BRWS Assy
[7] Crossfader [7-**] CRFB Assy PADB Assy
[7-1] Abnormal function of the crossfader PLAY Assy
[7-2] The crossfader is inoperable.
[0] Prior Confirmation

D [0-1] Checking Internal Cables
No. Cause Diagnostics Point Item to be Checked Corrective Action Reference
1 Disconnection, Relevant part Check that all the cables are securely Securely connect the cables. 4.1 OVERALL
breakage, or connected. Lock FFC with locking mechanism surely. CONNECTION
loose connection Check whether FFC with locking If a cable is broken, replace it. DIAGRAM
of internal cables mechanism is locked surely.
Check that there is no breakage in the
cables.
[0-2] Prior confirmation of the power

E 1 Failure in the Power to the IC, etc. Check if there is a problem in power If there is any problem, check the power source, 4.3 POWER
power source that is assumed to be supplied to the location to be diagnosed. referring to the "POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM" BLOCK DIAGRAM
corresponding defective then repair. 5.4 VOLTAGE
to the defective MONITORING
location CIRCUIT
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[1] Trouble in Startup
+ See "5.1 STARTUP SEQUENCE", "5.5 ERROR DISPLAY"
[1-1] The unit dose not turn on, QUANTIZE (WAKE UP) LED is light off state.
V+12E power failure or PNL1 UCOM (IC1001) startup error may be suspected.
And, if QUANTIZE (WAKE UP) on Left Deck is flashing, refer to "5.4 VOLTAGE MONITORING CIRCUIT".
1 Power failure, MAIN Assy Check for the V+12_ADP1 power signal. ! If the V+12_ADP1 can be confirmed, go to [2]. 4.3 POWER BLOCK
Jumper failure CN501 - pin 1 1-1 ! If the V+12_ADP1 cannot be confirmed, DIAGRAM
AC adapter or P9851 may be defective.
Replace it.
2 Power failure MAIN Assy Check for the V+12_ADP2 power signal. ! If the V+12_ADP2 can be confirmed, go to [3]. 4.3 POWER BLOCK
B
Q501 - pin 1 1-2 ! If the V+12_ADP2 cannot be confirmed, Q501 DIAGRAM
may be defective. Check for the status of
soldering and replace it.
3 Power failure MAIN Assy Check for the V+12E power signal. ! If the V+12E can be confirmed, go to [4]. 4.3 POWER BLOCK
Q504 - pin 6 1-3 ! If the V+12E cannot be confirmed, Q504 may DIAGRAM
be defective. Check for the status of soldering
and replace it.
4 Power failure MAIN Assy Check for the V+5E power signal. ! If the V+5E can be confirmed, go to [5]. 4.3 POWER BLOCK
IC501 - pin 3 1-4 ! If the V+5E cannot be confirmed, IC501 may DIAGRAM
be defective. Check for the status of soldering
and replace it.
5 RESET signal MAIN Assy Check for the V+3R3E power signal. ! If the V+3R3E can be confirmed, go to [6]. ————
error IC506 - pin 5 1-5 ! If the V+3R3E cannot be confirmed, IC506 C
may be defective. Check for the status of
soldering and replace it.
6 16 MHz CLK MAIN Assy Check for the 16M_CLK signal. ! If the output signal can be confirmed, go to [7]. ————
error X1001 - pin 3 1-6 (16 MHz oscillation waveform at 1.65 V ! If the output signal cannot be confirmed,
center) Crystal (X1001) may be defective. Check for
the status of soldering and replace it.
7 PNL1 UCOM MAIN Assy Check if the RST_PNL1 signal is "H". ! If it is "L", IC1002 may be defective. ————
RESET IC1002 - pin 1 1-7 Check for the status of soldering and replace it.
8 PNL1 UCOM MAIN Assy If the symptom persists after the above ! If the PNL1 UCOM (IC1001) may be defective. ————
defective corrections. Check for the status of soldering and replace it.
[2] Communication error display of the microcomputer

Error is not displayed on OLED. Check the status with the three LEDs on MAIN Assy.
As for the diagnosis of MAIN Assy, necessary disassembly of MAIN Assy. Refer to "5.3 MAIN ASSY DIAGNOSIS METHOD".
[2-1] MAIN D2001 is not flashing (Light on state, Light off state)
Communication error between each ICs.
1 USB1_CLK MAIN Assy Check for the USB1_CLK signal. ! If the output signal can be confirmed, go to [2]. 10.30 WAVEFORMS
error IC2003 - pin 84 2-1 (13.33 MHz oscillation waveform at 1.65 V ! If the output signal cannot be confirmed, 2-1
center) Crystal (X2002) may be defective. Check for
the status of soldering and replace it. E
2 Reset MAIN Assy Check if the RST_USB1 signal is "H". ! If it is "H", go to [3]. ————
communication IC2003 - pin 88 2-2 ! If it is "L", check the communication line
error between TEST POINT between PNL1 UCOM (IC1001) and
PNL1 UCOM USB1 UCOM (IC2003).
and
USB1 UCOM
3 Communication MAIN Assy 2-3 ———— ! It is the abnormality of the communication line ————
error between between USB1 UCOM (IC2003) and
USB1 UCOM SPI FLASH (IC2001).
and Check for the status of soldering and replace it.
SPI FLASH Still when it is not repaired, replace MAIN
Assy.
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A [2-2] MAIN D2501 is not flashing (Light on state, Light off state)
1 USB2_CLK MAIN Assy Check for the USB2_CLK signal. ! If the output signal can be confirmed, go to [2]. 10.30 WAVEFORMS
error IC2502 - pin 84 2-4 (13.33 MHz oscillation waveform at 1.65 V ! If the output signal cannot be confirmed, 2-4
(R2629) center) Crystal (X2002) may be defective. Check for
2 Reset MAIN Assy Check if theRST_USB2 signal is "H". ! If it is "H", go to [3]. ————
communication IC2502 - pin 88 2-5 ! If it is "L", check for the communication line
error between TEST POINT between PNL1 UCOM (IC1001) and
USB1 UCOM USB2 UCOM (IC2502).
and
B USB2 UCOM
3 Communication MAIN Assy 2-6 ———— ! It is the abnormality of the communication line ————
error between between USB2 UCOM (IC2502) and
USB2 UCOM SPI FLASH (IC2001). Check for the status of
and soldering and replace it.
SPI FLASH Still when it is not repaired, replace MAIN
Assy.
[2-3] MAIN D3001 is not flashing (Light on state, Light off state)
C
1 DSP CLK MAIN Assy Check for the DSP_PLL signal. ! If the output signal can be confirmed, go to [6]. 10.30 WAVEFORMS
error R3513 2-7 (16.9344 MHz oscillation waveform at ! If the output signal cannot be confirmed, 2-7
1.65 V center) Crystal (X3501) may be defective. Check for
2 Reset MAIN Assy Check if the DSP_xRST signal is "H". ! check for the communication line ————
communication TEST POINT 2-8 between USB1 UCOM (IC2003) and
error between USB2 UCOM (IC2502).
USB2 UCOM
and DSP
3 HPI MAIN Assy 2-9 ———— ! It is the abnormality of the communication line ————
communication between USB1 UCOM (IC2003) and DSP
error between (IC3001). Check for the status of soldering and
USB2 UCOM replace it.
D and DSP Still when it is not repaired, replace MAIN
Assy.
[3] AUDIO INPUT

[3-1] No signal is input to the LINE, PHONO connectors.
0 Prior ! USB A, PHONO/ ! Confirm on the screen that the selector ! If the Channel Level Indicator lights: Operating
Confirmation LINE, USB B is set properly. l There may be a failure on the OUTPUT instructions
E selector switch ! Check if the Channel Level Indicator side. Go to [4] AUDIO OUTPUT.
! Each CH TRIM lights when an audio signal is input. ! If the Channel Level Indicator does not light:
! Channel level Go to [1].
indicator
1 Defective parts MAIN Assy [Check of the input before the ADC] ! If no audio signal is input: ————
CH*_LINE_L/R, Check the audio signal (sine wave) in the l The analog circuit at a previous stage must
CH*_PHONO_L/R above-mentioned signal path. be improperly soldered or defective. Check
(*= 1 - 4) 3-1 for the soldering status, or replace it.
RepresentativeCH1 ! If an audio signal is input, go to [2].
2 Defective parts MAIN Assy [Check of the input after the ADC] ! If no audio signal is input: ————
IC4005 Except when the audio signal is fixed at l The CH*_ADC and periphery circuit at a
(INPUT1_ADC) 3-2 "L" or "H", check the audio signal between previous stage must be improperly soldered
RepresentativeCH1 in the ADC and DSP above-mentioned or defective. Check for the soldering status,
signal path. or replace it. Or replace the MAIN Assy.
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[3-2] No signal is input to the MIC connector. A

0 Prior ! MIC LEVEL TRIM ! Confirm on the screen that the selector ! If the Master Level Indicator lights: Operating
Confirmation ! Master level is set properly. l There may be a failure on the OUTPUT instructions
indicator ! Check if the Master level indicator lights side. Go to [4] AUDIO OUTPUT.
when an audio signal is input. ! If the Master Level Indicator does not light:
Go to [1].
1 Defective parts MAIN Assy [Check of the corresponding input] ! If no audio signal is input: ————
before TRIM 3-3 Check the audio signal (sine wave) in the l The analog circuit at a previous stage must
above-mentioned signal path. be improperly soldered or defective. Check
for the soldering status, or replace it.
! If an audio signal is input, go to [2].
2 Defective parts ! MAIN Assy [Check of the corresponding input] ! If no audio signal is input: ———— B
after TRIM 3-4 Check the audio signal (sine wave) in the (1) There is a possibility that the TRIM parts of
! MIXER Assy above-mentioned signal path. MIXER Assy are defective, or the wiring
CN8601 - between MAIN and MIXER is defective.
pin 1, 2, 5, 6 3-7 Check the connection of the wiring for the
MIC signal (CN4801 n CN8601).
If symptoms do not improve, go to (2).
(2) The analog circuit at a previous stage must
be improperly soldered or defective. Check
for the soldering status, or replace it.
3 Loose connection MAIN Assy [Check of the corresponding input] ! If no audio signal is input: ————
/defective parts MIC1_OUT 3-5 Check the audio signal (sine wave) in the l The analog circuit at a previous stage must
above-mentioned signal path. be improperly soldered or defective. Check
for the soldering status, or replace it. C
4 Defective parts MAIN Assy [Check of the input after the ADC] ! If no audio signal is input: ————
MIC_ADC 3-6 Except when the audio signal is fixed at l The MIC_ADC (IC4803) and periphery
IC4803 - pin 9, 10, "L" or "H", check the audio signal between circuit at a previous stage must be
11, 12 in the ADC and DSP above-mentioned improperly soldered or defective. Check for
signal path. the soldering status, or replace it.
Or replace the MAIN Assy.
[4] AUDIO OUTPUT

[4-1] No signal is output from the MASTER1/MASTER2 connectors.
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1 Output check MASTER1 / Identify the connector(s) that does (do) not ! If neither MASTER 1 nor 2 connector outputs, ————
MASTER2 output signals. go to [2].
! If only the MASTER 1 connector does not
output, go to [5].
! If only the MASTER 2 connector does not
output, go to [6].
2 Defective parts MAIN Assy [Checking the RESET signal] ! If it is "L", go to [3]. ————
ADDA_xRESET Check for the ADDA_xRESET signal level ! If it is "H"
IC5201 - pin 48 4-1 is "H". l The ADDA_xRESET signal must be
improperly soldered or defective. Check for
the soldering status of part, or replace it.
3 Defective parts MAIN Assy [Check of the audio output] ! If no audio signal is output: ————
IC5201 - pin 32, 33, Except when the audio signal is fixed at l The DSP (IC3001) or AUDIO_CLK may be
E
36, 37 4-2 "L" or "H", check the audio signal in the defective. Replace the MAIN Assy.
above-mentioned signal path. • If an audio signal is output, go to [4].
IC5601, IC5602 - Check the audio signal (sine wave) in the l The IC5601, IC5602 or its peripheral circuit
pin 1, 7 4-3 4-4 above-mentioned signal path. must be improperly soldered or defective.
Check for the soldering status of part, or
replace it.
5 Defective parts MOUT Assy [Check of the audio output] ! If no audio signal is output: ————
replace it.
• If an audio signal is output:
l The Jack or its peripheral circuit must be F
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IC9453 - pin 1, 7 Check the audio signal (sine wave) in the l The IC9453 or its peripheral circuit must be
4-7 above-mentioned signal path. improperly soldered or defective. Check for
l The Jack or its peripheral circuit must be
[4-2] No signal is output from the PHONES connector.

1 Defective parts MAIN Assy [Checking the RESET signal] ! If it is "H", go to [2]. ————
B
ADDA_xRESET Check for the ADDA_xRESET signal level ! If it is "L"
22, 23 4-8 "L" or "H", check the audio signal in the defective. Replace the MAIN Assy.
above-mentioned signal path. • If the HP signal is output, go to [3].
IC5606 - pin 1, 7 Check the audio signal (sine wave) in the l The analog circuit at a previous stage must
4-9 above-mentioned signal path. be improperly soldered or defective.
Check for the soldering status of the IC5606
or its peripheral circuit, or replace it.
C • If an audio signal is output, go to [4].
IC5608 - pin 1, 7 Check the audio signal (sine wave) in the l The analog circuit at a previous stage must
4-10 above-mentioned signal path. be improperly soldered or defective.
Check for the soldering status of the IC5608
or its peripheral circuit, or replace it.
• If an audio signal is output, go to [5].
5 Loose connection HPJK Assy [Check of the audio output] ! If no audio signal is output: ————
/defective parts CN9701 - pin 1, 4 Check the audio signal (sine wave) in the l The analog circuit must be improperly
4-11 above-mentioned signal path. soldered or defective. Check for the
soldering status of its peripheral circuit, or
replace it.
l The Jack or HPJK jumper wire must be
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[4-3] No signal is output from the BOOTH connector.

1 Defective parts MAIN Assy [Checking the RESET signal] ! If it is "H", go to [2]. ————
ADDA_xRESET Check for the ADDA_xRESET signal level ! If it is "L"
E 42, 43 4-12 "L" or "H", check the audio signal in the defective. Replace the MAIN Assy.
above-mentioned signal path. • If the BOOTH signal is output, go to [3].
replace it.
• If an audio signal is output, go to [4].
replace it.
F • If an audio signal is output:
l The Jack or its peripheral circuit must be
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[5] USB A
[5-1] USB is not recognized

1 Prior ! USB A, PHONO/ ! Check that the selector is set to USB*/*. Set to correct setting. Operating
Confirmation LINE, USB B ! Check that the driver software dedicated instructions
selector switch has been installed on the PC.
! Channel level ! Check that the DDJ-1000 utility of the
indicator connected PC is set properly.
2 Loose MAIN Assy [Power] ! [Power] ————

connection USB1: IC2003 - Check that the voltage is about 5 V If there is any abnormality:
pin 93, 94, 95 (4.75 to 5.25) using a PC connected. l The MAIN Assy may be defective.
USB2: IC2502 - [D±USB] Replace the MAIN Assy.
pin 93, 94, 95 Check for the waveforms using a PC ! [D±USB] B
5-1 5-2 5-3 5-4 connected. If there is any abnormality
l The MAIN Assy may be defective.
Replace the MAIN Assy.
[6] Indicator (OLED) not light on

PNL2 UCOM (IC1501) controls the OLED.
[6-1] OLED not light on

No. Cause Diagnostics Point Item to be Checked Corrective Action Reference C
1 Signal error OLED Assy Check the output signal and wire ! If no signal is output, check the mounting ————
CN8501 - pin 3 connection of the OLED communication status of the PNL2 UCOM (IC1501).
OLED_RST 6-1 line in the OLED Assy. If it is properly mounted, the port may be
OLED_RST damaged. If the signal is normal, go to [2].
2 Signal error OLED Assy Except when the audio signal is fixed at ! If no signal is output, check the mounting ————
CN8501 - "L" or "H", check the OLED communication status of the PNL2 UCOM (IC1501).
pin 1 OLED_ADDR line output signal on the OLED Assy in the If it is properly mounted, the port may be
pin 2 OLED_XCS above-mentioned signal path. damaged. Replace it.
pin 7 OLED_CLK OLED_ADDR If wire connection is improper, resolder it.
pin 9 OLED_MOSI OLED_XCS ! If the signals is normal, the OLED does not
6-2 OLED_CLK light, the part may be defective. Replace it.
OLED_MOSI
[7] Crossfader
[7-1] Abnormal function of the crossfader
1 You forgot MIXER Assy If Headphones CUE1-4 LED is flashing, ! Perform calibration in the Service mode. 6.3 CROSSFADER
calibration Headphones CUE1 - 4 Crossfader calibration is not done due to CALIBRATION
execution LED forgot doing calibration at replacing MAIN MODE
Assy.
2 Calibration ———— Perform calibration in the Service mode to ! If calibration is not possible or fails, 6.3 CROSSFADER E
execution is not check if the crossfader functions properly. go to [7-2]. CALIBRATION
possible MODE
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A [7-2] The crossfader is inoperable.

1 Loose CRFB Assy [Power] ! [Power] 6.3 CROSSFADER
connection / [Power] Check the power is 5.0 V. If it is normal: CALIBRATION
signal error V+5_CRFD l There may be a break in a cable or CRFD MODE
CN8551 - pin 1 [GND] Assy may be defective.
Check that GND_CRFD is connected with ! [GND]
[GND] GNDAD in the MAIN Assy. If it is normal:
GND_CRFD l There may be a break in a cable or CRFD
CN8551 - pin 3 [CROSS_FADER signal] Assy may be defective.
Check the CROSS_FADER signal at each ! [CROSS_FADER signal]
[CROSS_FADER diagnostic point while operating the If no signal is output:
signal] crossfader. l There may be a break in a cable or CRFD
CRFD Check whether a magnet sticks to Slider Assy may be defective.
B CN8551 - pin 2 (DNK6661). ! If the symptom persists after the above
corrections, soldering of the resistor or
PNL1 UCOM (IC1001) may be defective.
Check for the soldering status of the part, or
replace it.
[8] JOG dial Section

[8-1] Nothing is displayed on the LCD. (Black screen)
C 1 Power for LCDL/LCDR Assy Check the voltage of the backlight power (1) Defective the wiring between ————
backlight is not [Back light power] (LCDL/LCDR) and the mounting status LCDL/LCDR - MAIN
input properly. Diagnosis point of the peripheral parts. Re-confirm the wiring connection. If there is
"V+15LED" 8-1 no display, go to (2).
[V+15LED control (2) The backlight power circuit is defective.
circuit] Check the control circuit of V+15LED and
LCDL: Q7007-B, replace defective parts.
8-2
LCDR: Q7507-B
2 Loose LCDL/LCDR Assy Check for the diagnosis point (1) Defective the wiring of the FPC connection 10.30 WAVEFORMS
connection [DCLK line] "LCD_DCLK (22 MHz)". of LCD module 8-3
between IC7001 (LCDL), Re-confirm the wiring connection of the FPC
LCD UCOM IC7501 (LCDR) connector of LCD module. If there is no
and Diagnosis point display, go to (2).
LCD module "LCD_DCLK" (2) Defective parts between LCD module and
D
(DCLK, xRST) 8-3 LCD UCOM (IC7001, IC7501)
If LCD_DCLK does not work although
V+3R3D and V+1R2D are working, check the
components on DCLK signal line of LCD
UCOM (IC7001: LCDL, IC7501: LCDR) and
replace defective parts.
3 Loose LCDL/LCDR Assy Check for the each signals. (1) Defective the wiring of the FPC connection ————
connection [LCD_xRST] 8-4 ! LCD_xRST (3.3 V) of LCD module
between Diagnosis point ! LCD_VSYNC (65 Hz) Re-confirm the wiring connection of the FPC
LCD UCOM "LCD_xRST" ! LCD_HSYNC (15.7 kHz) connector of LCD module. If there is no
and [LCD_VSYNC] 8-5 display, go to (2).
LCD module R7011(LCDL) (2) Defective parts between LCD module and
(othes) R7511(LCDR) LCD UCOM (IC7001, IC7501)
[LCD HSYNC] 8-6 Check the signal on the left column and
E R7010(LCDL) replace the defective parts.
R7510(LCDR)
4 SPI MAIN Assy Check SPI signal of USB1, USB2 UCOM (1) Defective the wiring between LCDL/LCDR ————
communication [SPI communication (IC2003, IC2502) on MAIN Assy. and MAIN Assy
error of line] (Because the Land on MAIN Assy side Re-connect the FFC. If there is no display,
LCD UCOM Representative: has easier to check) go to (2).
Land for below the SCK*, TxD*, RxD*, RDY* (* = 1 or 2) (2) Defective parts on SPI signal line
pins of LCDL-CN1 Replace the defective parts on SPI signal line.
on left Deck
SCK1 (pin 12) 8-7
SCK2 (pin 18) 8-8
TxD1 (pin 16) 8-9
TxD2 (pin 20) 8-10
F RxD1 (pin 14) 8-11
RxD2 (pin 10) 8-12
RDY1 (pin 22) 8-13
RDY2 (pin 23) 8-14
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No. Cause Diagnostics Point Item to be Checked Corrective Action Reference A
5 RST signal error LCDL/LCDR Assy Check for the diagnosis point (1) Defective the wiring between LCDL/LCDR ————
of LCD UCOM [xRST_SH_LCD] "xRST_SH_LCD". and MAIN Assy
Diagnosis point If the check result of "xRST_SH_LCD" is "L"
"xRST_SH_LCD" although V+3R3D and V+1R2D are working,
8-15 re-connect FFC between LCDL/LCDR and
MAIN Assy. If there is no display, go to (2).
(2) Defective parts on RST signal line
Check the component on RST signal line of
LCDL/LCDR and MAIN Assy, and replace
defective parts.
[8-2] The colors displayed on the LCD are improper.

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1 Loose LCDL/LCDR Assy Check the wiring of signals from LCD_D2 Check the signal on the left column and replace ————
connection CN7002 (LCDL), to LCD_D7 between LCD UCOM (IC7001, the defective parts.
between CN7502 (LCDR) IC7501) and LCD module.
LCD UCOM - pin 12, 13, 14, 15,
and 16, 17 8-24
LCD module
[8-3] Turning of the JOG dial is not detected

1 Defective photo Representative: Check the waveforms of the If no waveform can be confirmed, the photo ————
interrupter or Left Deck communication line of JOG1/JOG2. interrupter (JOGL: PC9726, JOGR: PC9751)
C
USB UCOM JOGL/JOGR Assy may be defective. Replace it.
[JOG1] If a waveform can be confirmed, the signal line
CN9726 - pin 1 8-16 may be loosely connected or the USB UCOM
[JOG2] (IC2003, IC2502) may be defective.
CN9726 - pin 2 8-17 Reconnect the signal line. If the symptom
persists, replace it.
LCDL/LCDR Assy
[JOG1]
CN7004 - pin 1 8-18
[JOG2]
CN7004 - pin 2 8-19
MAIN Assy
[JOG1]
CN1 - pin 2 8-20
[JOG2] D
CN1 - pin 3 8-21
2 Defective JOG dial Section ! Check if the Plate (DEC3700) has come If it has come off, adhere it at its original position. ————
encoder plate off from Gear/A (DNK6143). If it is dirty, replace it with a new one.
! Check if the Plate is dirty.
[8-4] Pressing on the JOG dial cannot be detected.

1 Defective Representative: Check the waveform of the signal on the If the signal on the signal line (JOG_SW) is not ————
sheet SW or Left Deck signal line (JOG_SW) when the JOG dial set to "L" when the JOG dial is pressed, the
USB UCOM LCDL/LCDR Assy is pressed. Sheet SW (DSX1078) may be defective. E
CN7005 - pin 1 8-22 Replace it.
MAIN Assy If the signal line (JOG_SW) is set to "L", the
CN1 - pin 4 8-23 signal line may be loosely connected or the
USB UCOM (IC2003, IC2502) may be defective.
Reconnect the signal line. If the symptom
persists, replace it.
2 Defective JOG dial Section ! Check if there is any foreign object (1) Remove any foreign object, if present. ————
SW Ring and between the SW Ring (DNK5233) and (2) Replace the SW Cushion HH48/2 with
JOG Holder Holder (DNK6745). a new one.
! Check if the SW Cushion HH48/2
(DEC2538) that are adhered to the
SW Ring and Holder have worn out.
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A [8-5] Noise is heard when the JOG dial is turned.

1 Defective JOG dial Section There may be any scratches on the 3 If there are any scratches, replace the scratched 8.3 ADJUSTMENT
gears gears or some foreign object between gear with a new one. If there is any foreign object, METHOD FOR
the gears. remove it then replace the gears with new ones. ROTATION LOAD
After that, check that the JOG adjustment value OF THE JOG DIALS
is within the reference range, enter the Service
mode, referring to "JOG dial rotation load
adjustment Mode".
[8-6] The JOG dial turns too freely. (The load value for the JOG dial is outside the specified range.)
B
1 Improper JOG dial Section Check that the JOG adjustment value If it is outside the specified range, adjust the 8.3 ADJUSTMENT
adjustment is within the reference range, enter the position of the Adjust plate (DNK5300) to change METHOD FOR
or assembly Service mode, referring to "JOG dial the load value for the JOG dial, referring to ROTATION LOAD
of the JOG dial rotation load adjustment Mode". "8.3 ADJUSTMENT METHOD FOR ROTATION OF THE JOG DIALS
LOAD OF THE JOG DIALS".
During the above adjustment, if the upper-limit
adjustment position of the Adjust plate is
reached, oil mayhave been spattered on the
Adjust plate. Replace the washer, gear, and
smoother with new ones, then reassemble.
After that, check that the JOG adjustment value
C adjustment Mode".
[8-7] Resistance to turning the JOG dial is too strong. (The load value for the JOG dial is outside the specified range.)
1 Improper JOG dial Section Check that the JOG adjustment value If it is outside the specified range, adjust the 8.3 ADJUSTMENT
adjustment is within the reference range, enter the position of the Adjust plate (DNK5300) to change METHOD FOR
of the JOG Service mode, referring to "JOG dial the load value for the JOG dial, referring to ROTATION LOAD
dial or defective rotation load adjustment Mode". "8.3 ADJUSTMENT METHOD FOR ROTATION OF THE JOG DIALS
washer, gear, or LOAD OF THE JOG DIALS".
cam plate During the above adjustment, if the lower-limit
adjustment position of the Adjust plate is
D reached, shavings from the worn-out washer
may have increased the friction. Replace the
washer, gear, and smoother with new ones, then
reassemble.
After that, check that the JOG adjustment value
adjustment Mode".
[9] Deck Section operations (Button/Volume/Rotary encoder/Tempo slider/PAD)

As operations of all buttons, variable volumes, rotary encoder, Tempo slider and PAD can be checked in Service mode.
E It is recommended to check operations of those controls in "6.1 SERVICE MODE" before proceeding to the subsequent checks.
[9-1] No button functions.
1 Signal error of LOOP Assy Check for the each buttons operation in About the button which does not function, check 6.1 SERVICE MODE
Key scan circuit BRWS Assy "6.1 SERVICE MODE". the component and wiring between Tact SW and 4.4 MATRIX
PADB Assy PNL2 UCOM (IC1501), and replace the INFORMATION
PLAY Assy defective parts.
MAIN Assy
Each applicable button
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No. Cause Diagnostics Point Item to be Checked Corrective Action Reference A

2 Power failure MAIN Assy Check the power line (IC1501 - pin 99 etc.: (1) When V+3R3D is input to VCC (pin 99 etc.) ————
(Right Deck) V+3R3D) of PNL2 UCOM (IC1501). of PNL2 UCOM (IC1501)
IC1501 - pin 99 etc. Left Deck uses V+3R3E as the power line. Solder the power pin of PNL2 UCOM may be
(Left Deck) So, check V+3R3E too. floating. Check solder condition and repair
IC1501 - pin 99 etc. defective part.
Diagnosis point (2) When V+3R3D is not input to VCC of PNL2
"V+3R3E" 9-1 UCOM (IC1501)
There is a possibility that the voltage
monitoring circuit is working. Check that there
are no short circuits in the circuits and parts
around V+3R3D.
(3) About Left Deck, check that there are no
short-circuits in the circuits and parts
around V+3R3E in addition to (1) and (2).
B
3 RST signal error MAIN Assy Check for the RST line (Diagnosis point If it is "L" although the V+3R3D is normal, the ————
of [RST_PNL2] "RST_PNL2") of PNL2 UCOM (IC1501). Q1501 or its periphery circuit is defective.
PNL2 UCOM Diagnosis point Replace the part.
"RST_PNL2" 9-2
4 CLK signal error MAIN Assy Check for the CLK signal (IC1501 - pin 15: The X1501 may be loosely connected with its ————
of PNL2 UCOM IC1501 - pin 15 9-3 16 MHz) of the PNL2 UCOM (IC1501). peripheral devices or a part may be defective.
Correct loose connection. If the symptom
persists, replace the defective part.
5 Defective MAIN Assy If the symptom persists after the above Check the connection of the PNL2 UCOM ————
PNL2 UCOM corrections. (IC1501). If the connection is OK, the port may
be damaged. Replace it.
C
[9-2] No Tempo slider functions.
1 Defective PADB Assy Check the waveform of signals on the If the voltage on the signal line (ADIN) fluctuates ————
TEMPO slider [ADCT] signal line (ADCT, ADIN). within the range of 0–3.3 V, with 1.65 V at the
CN9251 - pin 10 center, go to [2].
[ADIN] 9-4 If it does not, the Tempo slider (VR9251) is
CN9251 - pin 11 defective. Replace it.
9-5
2 Loose PADB Assy If the symptom persists after the above (1) Defective the wiring between PADB and ————
connections or MAIN Assy corrections. MAIN Assy
defective Re-confirm the wiring connection. If operation
PNL2 UCOM still does not work, go to (2).
(2) PNL2 UCOM (IC1501) is defective.
Check the connection of the PNL2 UCOM. D
If the connection is OK, the port may be
damaged. Replace it.
[9-3] The Rotary encoder does not work.

1 Loose Representative: BRWS_SEL, A, B The BRWS and MAIN may be loosely connected ————
connections Left Deck Check the connection of the signal line or they may be defective.
signal line or BRWS Assy (BRWS_SEL, A, B) on each BRWS Assy Reconnect them securely.
defective SW CN8951 - pin 6 (CN8951-6, 8, 7 pin). Check that If the symptom persists, replace them.
(BRWS_SEL), "BRWS_SEL" becomes "L" when SW is
pin 8 (A), pin 7 (B) pressed, and that the waveforms of
9-6 9-7 9-8 "ENC1" and "ENC2" change when SW is
E
LOOP Assy rotated.
CN8902 - pin 6
(BRWS_SEL),
pin 8 (A), pin 7(B)
9-9 9-10 9-11
MAIN Assy
CN2 - pin 6
(BRWS_SEL),
pin 8 (A), pin 7 (B)
9-12 9-13 9-14
2 Defective MAIN Assy If the symptom persists after the above The PNL2 UCOM (IC1501) may be loosely ————
PNL2 UCOM corrections. connected or it may be defective.
Reconnect its securely.
If the symptom persists, replace it.
F
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A [9-4] The PAD does not work.

1 Loose Representative: Check the wiring and the mounting status (1) In case of defective wiring ————
connections Left Deck PAD1 of the parts between PADB (FSR) and Check the wiring and repair defective wiring.
signal line or PADB Assy MAIN (PNL2 UCOM). (2) In case of defective parts
defective CN9251 - pin 6 Check the parts and replace defective
peripheral parts MAIN Assy parts.
CN4 - pin 17
2 Contact error PADB Assy Check for foreign matter between Sheet (1) When there is a foreign object ————
of PAD (DEC3774), Spacer (DEC3775) and PADB. Remove foreign objects.
(2) When there is a problem with how to attach
Sheet or Spacer
Re-attach parts.
B
3 Defective MAIN Assy If the symptom persists after the above The AD port of PNL2 UCOM (IC1501) may be ————
PNL2 UCOM corrections. damaged. Replace it.
[9-5] LED of the button and of PAD is not light on.

1 Power supply MAIN Assy Check for the V+5LED and V+5D. (1) When there is an output of V+5D without the ————
has not reached [V+5LED, V+5D] output of V+5LED
LED IC507 - pin 5 9-17 The parts on the circuit of V+5LED are
(V+5LED) (V+5LED), short-circuited or IC507 is defective.
pin 1 (V+5D) 9-18 Repair the defective part.
(2) When there is not the output of V+5D
C DCDC Converter IC (MAIN Assy: IC504), or
peripheral circuit components are defective.
Replace defective parts.
2 Power supply MAIN Assy Check whether ICP (MAIN Assy: P502, (1) When P502 or P503, or both are broken ————
has not reached [V+9LED_L, P503) of V+9LED is energized If P502 is broken, V+9LED on Left Deck is
LED V+9LED_R] short-circuited. If P503 is broken, V+9LED on
(V+9LED) P502 (V+9LED_L), Right Deck is short-circuited. Repair the
P503 (V+9LED_R) defective part.
9-19 9-20 (2) When there is not the output of V+9D
DCDC Converter IC (MAIN Assy: IC505), or
peripheral circuit components are defective.
Replace defective parts.
3 Defective of the Representative: Check whether the signal has reached the (1) Defective wiring between each Assy ————
lighting control Left Deck SLIP LED lighting control circuit of LED Re-confirm the wiring between each Assy.
D
circuit MAIN Assy If no problem, go to (2).
(Direct control CN2 - pin 13 9-21 (2) Parts of the corresponding circuit block is
part) LOOP Assy defective
CN8902 - pin 13 9-22 Confirm the wiring of the lighting control
BRWS Assy transistor and resistor of LED. And, replace
CN8951 - pin 13 9-27 defective parts.
(When PLAY Assy is
related, it is similar)
4 Defective of the Representative: Check whether the signal has reached (1) When only a single LED does not light on 4.4 MATRIX
lighting control Left Deck Grid, or Segment, or both. Check the Current Adjustment Resistors INFORMATION
circuit PAD MODE1-R (eg R9047, R9053 (PADB)), Diodes
(Grid scan [PADGRID_0, (eg D9026) etc. And, replace defective
control part) PADSEG_0] parts.
MAIN Assy (2) When only the LEDs connected to the
E CN3 - pin 30, 17 same grid, the same segment, or both do
9-23 9-24 not light up.
PADB Assy Check the parts on the path of the grid and
CN9001 - pin 1, 14 segment. And, replace defective parts.
9-25 9-26
5 Defective LED LOOP Assy If the symptom persists after the above (1) Defective LED ————
or BRWS Assy corrections. Replace defective LED.
PNL2 UCOM PLAY Assy (2) Port of PNL2 UCOM (IC1501) was broke.
MAIN Assy Replace PNL2 UCOM.
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5.3 MAIN ASSY DIAGNOSIS METHOD
Since the rear panel of this machine is removed, only the B side of MAIN Assy is visible, so it is difficult to diagnose in that A
condition. When diagnosing MAIN Assy, remove FFC and cable as shown below, and remove MOUT Assy, PSWB Assy and
stay together.
PSWB Assy MAIN Assy MOUT Assy
In this state, in order to switch to "Service Diagnostic Mode" (all AUDIO signals can be observed for waveform), it is necessary
to short the "SERVICE" test terminal in the figure below with solder. After the diagnosis is finished, remove the solder of the
test terminal.
If diagnosis of MIC input is necessary, refer to "Diagnosis of MIC input". Soldering is also required when making this diagnosis.
C
<Service diagnostic mode> <Diagnosis of MIC input>
Turn off the power switch. The MIC signal returns via TRIM circuit on MIXER Assy.
Short the [SERVICE] test terminals with solder. When diagnosing the MIC circuit, solder the single wire to the
Connect attached AC adapter to PSWB Assy. following terminals. When you do not diagnose the MIC circuit,
Turn on the power switch. the procedure is unnecessary as follows.
Diagnosis of MIC1 circuit:

Short the "MIC1_TRIM_IN" terminal and "MIC1_TRIM_OUT" terminal
with single wire.
Diagnosis of MIC2 circuit:

Short the "MIC2_TRIM_IN" terminal and "MIC2_TRIM_OUT" terminal
with single wire. D
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A The setting of the volume/switch etc. is the setting shown in the following tables in "Service Diagnostic Mode"
<Setting of the volume> <Setting of the SW> <Setting of the Switch>

TRIM CENTER MIC ON MASTER CUE ON
MIC LEVEL MAX INPUT SELECTOR LINE
All EQ CENTER C.F ASSIGN THRU
CFX CENTER
MASTER LEVEL CENTER
BOOTH MONITOR CENTER
SAMPLER VOL CENTER
HP MIXING CENTER
B
HP LEVEL CENTER
CH FADER MAX
CROSS FADER CENTER
TEMPO CENTER
<Diagnosis condition>
IN/OUT Measurement CH Input CH Input level Input frequency (Hz) Output terminal
IN LINE CH1/2/3/4 0 dBV 1K –
IN PHONO CH3/4 –40 dBV 1K –
IN MIC MIC1/2 –50 dBV 1K –
IN USB USB A/B 0 dBFS 1K –
C
OUT MASTER1/2 CH1/LINE 0 dBV 1K 10 KΩ
OUT BOOTH CH1/LINE 0 dBV 1K 10 KΩ
OUT HP/Hp mini CH1/LINE 0 dBV 1K 32 Ω
<Diagnostic block diagram of AUDIO signal>

1 Fault diagnosis of analog circuit l A test signal is input to each input terminal
2 Fault diagnosis of USB AUDIO l Connect the PC and input the test signal from the rekordbox etc.
D
USB USB MIC
CH3 CH1 CH2 CH4
A B 1/2
USB1 USB2
AD AD AD AD AD
ucom ucom
E
DSP
DAC
MASTER1
BOOTH HP
MASTER2
F
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5.4 VOLTAGE MONITORING CIRCUIT
g About the power supply voltage abnormality detection A
PNL1 UCOM (IC1001) always monitors the power supply and voltages in this unit, and OFF does start instantly when
a system detects abnormality.
The LED of QUANTIZE (WAKE improving) button on the left Deck blinks then.
g The power supply which is targeted for monitoring

A power supply name shows the voltage. (Ex : V+3R3A l 3.3 V)
FAULT DET High Value Low Value
V+3R3A 4.08 V 1.84 V
V+3R3D 4.24 V 2.35 V
V+1R25D 1.76 V 0.83 V
C
V+5D 6.65 V –
V+5A 6.5 V 3.71 V
V+9D 10.98 V 6.65 V
V+15OLED – –
V+15A – 12.13 V
V-15A -10.5 V –
V-7R5 -3.25 V –
g Detection system outline

" The signal which informs abnormality from a voltage monitoring circuit block (FAULT_DET)
" A signal to send because PANEL UCON lets the output of the power supply have OFF when it detects abnormality D
(V12M_CONT)
MAIN ASSY
voltage monitoring
circuit block
FAULT_D PNL1 V12M_CONT

E
UCOM
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5.5 ERROR DISPLAY
A g Update error information

When an error occurs at the update execution of the product, the figure below is displayed to a PC.
B During update, it display the detailed information of the error by lighting of the MASTER level indicator (L) LED of the product.
During update Update Check sum error Update file

C
normalcy processing time out verification error
D
FLASH memory FLASH memory FLASH memory update
erasure error writing error verification error normalcy close
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6. SERVICE MODE
6.1 SERVICE MODE
Outline of Test Mode A
The following modes are provided in Test mode of this unit:

1 Version Display mode
2 LCD Calibration Mode
3 Mode for Making All LEDs light off
4 Mode for Making All LEDs light on
5 KEY&PAD&JOG Confirmation Mode
6 SW&ENCODER Confirmation Mode
7 VOL&FADER Confirmation Mode
8 LCD Confirmation Mode
9 Factory reset Mode
0 JOG dial rotation load adjustment Mode B
! Crossfader Calibration Mode
g How to enter Service Mode and transition of the Service Mode
Power is OFF.
Turn the unit ON while holding the

Left [MEMORY] and [SEARCH m ] buttons pressed.
+ As for the [MEMORY] button, exclusive the thing of the left deck part.
C
BEAT FX
BEAT FX
2 LCD Calibration Mode 7 VOL&FADER Confirmation

Mode
BEAT FX BEAT FX
D
3 Mode for Making All LEDs 8 LCD Confirmation Mode

light off
BEAT FX BEAT FX
4 Mode for Making All LEDs 9 Factory reset Mode

light on
BEAT FX BEAT FX
E
5 KEY&PAD&JOG 0 JOG dial rotation load

Confirmation Mode adjustment Mode
BEAT FX BEAT FX
6 SW&ENCODER ! Crossfader Calibration

Confirmation Mode Mode
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A Service mode Contents

[Functional overview]
This mode is for confirming the firmware version of each microcomputer.
[Mode Title Display]

VERSION
[Element]
Check each volume
B [BEAT d][BEAT c] : Switch Version display
[BEAT FX ON/OFF] (Light on) : Mode change (to next mode)
[MEMORY] + [BEAT FX ON/OFF] (Light on) : Mode change (to previous mode)
[Initial state]
SYSTEM is displayed.
[Verification procedure]
The type of firmware is displayed on the lower left of the Effect section display. The version of the firmware is displayed on the
right side of this display. Pressing [BEAT d] or [BEAT c] switches the display of the firmware type.
[Switch Version display]

C Switch the display with [BEAT d] and [BEAT c].
[BEAT d] [BEAT d]
[BEAT c]
[Display order]
SYSTEM *.**
USB1 *.***
D USB2 *.***
BOOT *.***
UPDATE *.***
DSP_P *.***
DSP_D *.***
PANEL1 *.***
PANEL2 *.***
LCD1 *.***
LCD2 *.***
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Warning display about not carrying out Crossfader/LCD calibration A

When all the blue LEDs on the Right Deck are flashing immediately after entering Service mode, it means that the Crossfader
calibration has not been carried out. Refer to "6.3 CROSSFADER CALIBRATION MODE" and perform calibration.
When all the blue LEDs on the Left Deck are flashing immediately after entering Service mode, it means that the LCD
calibration has not been carried out. Refer to "6.2 LCD CALIBRATION MODE" and perform calibration.
Flashes when Crossfader Flashes when LCD calibration is not performed C

calibration is not performed Not performed on Left Deck: PAD1/2/3/4 flashes
Not performed on Right Deck: PAD5/6/7/8 flashes
2 LCD Calibration Mode

Refer to "6.2 LCD CALIBRATION MODE".
3 Mode for Making All LEDs light off

All LEDs and the display light off.

LED ALL CLEAR
+ When start this mode, it will be displayed for about 1 second.
" Effect section display
E
l
1 second
after
" Jog dial display section

All lights light off status
[Element]
[Notices]
F
The brightness of Effect section display sets MIN.
The brightness of Jog dial display section sets MIN.
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4 Mode for Making All LEDs light on
LED and the display light on.

LED ALL SET
+ When start this mode, it will be displayed for about 1 second.
" Effect section display
l
B 1 second
after
" Jog dial display section

All lights light on status
[Element]
[Initial state]
All LEDs and the display light on. The color of PAD and PAD MODE are white.
C The GUI color of Jog dial display section is white.
[Notices]
The brightness of Effect section display sets MAX.
The brightness of Jog dial display section sets MAX.
The place that all LEDs light on:
+1. The following description is about Left Deck, but the same is true for Right Deck.
+2. Even if the Rotary selector is turned counterclockwise, the status does not transition.
+3. When Rotary selector is pushed, it always returns to the status where it lights on in red.
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All lights light on status
Left Deck Rotary selector PUSH
All PAD and PAD MODE on Left Deck light on in red All PAD and PAD MODE on Left Deck light on in blue
HOT CUE PAD FX1 BEAT JUMP SAMPLER HOT CUE PAD FX1 BEAT JUMP SAMPLER
Turn Left Deck Rotary selector clockwise one click Turn Left Deck Rotary selector clockwise one click
All PAD and PAD MODE on Left Deck light on in green All PAD and PAD MODE on Left Deck light on in white
Turn Left Deck Rotary selector clockwise one click Turn Left Deck Rotary selector clockwise one click
All PAD and PAD MODE on Left Deck flashes in white

Light on Light off
HOT CUE PAD FX1 BEAT JUMP SAMPLER HOT CUE PAD FX1 BEAT JUMP SAMPLER
0.5 sec
0.5 sec
+ When it transitions to this state, it does not transition even if Rotary selector F
is pushed or turned.
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5 KEY&PAD&JOG Confirmation Mode
" Confirm whether KEY, PAD, and JOG button are operating by lighting LED. Or confirm on Effect section display (lower row).
" Confirm whether JOG is operating by turning JOG. Or confirm on Effect section display (lower row).
+ When release KEY button, it will becomes invisible.
Effect section display
KEY PAD JOG
[Element] It is displayed here.

Check each KEY (Refer to the below table)
B [BEAT FX ON/OFF] (Light on) : Mode change (to next mode)
[Initial state]
All LEDs and the display except MIC and CLIP are lighted on.
Pressing a button written in the table below turns off the display or the corresponding button’s LED. All LEDs are lighted off,
all Level indicators are flashing at 1 second cycle (light on 0.5 second and light off 0.5 second).
Pressing [BEAT d] and [BEAT c] at the same time return to the initial status.
+ If we want to check a specific button repeatedly, we can check by checking the display each time you press button.
C If we want to check the LED on / off, press the button once and press [BEAT d] and [BEAT c] simultaneously to initialize.
We can check by repeatedly pressing the button again afterwards.
[Correspondence table]
Self-lighting button
Function button Lights out LED Display indication Function button Lights out LED Display indication
4BEAT LOOP/EXIT Left r 4BEAT LOOP L Performance pad 7 Left r PAD7 L
4BEAT LOOP/EXIT Right r 4BEAT LOOP R Performance pad 7 Right r PAD7 R
LOOP IN, LOOP 1/2X Left r LOOP IN L Performance pad 8 Left r PAD8 L
LOOP IN, LOOP 1/2X Right r LOOP IN R Performance pad 8 Right r PAD8 R
LOOP OUT, LOOP 2X Left r LOOP OUT L HOT CUE Left r HOT CUE L
D LOOP OUT, LOOP 2X Right r LOOP OUT R HOT CUE Right r HOT CUE R
SLIP REVERSE Left r S.REVERSE L PAD FX1 Left r PAD FX L
SLIP REVERSE Right r S.REVERSE R PAD FX1 Right r PAD FX R
CUE Left r CUE L BEAT JUMP Left r BEAT JUMP L
CUE Right r CUE R BEAT JUMP Right r BEAT JUMP R
PLAY/PAUSE f Left r PLAY L SAMPLER Left r SAMPLER L
PLAY/PAUSE f Right r PLAY R SAMPLER Right r SAMPLER R
QUANTIZE Left r QUANTIZE L PAGE c Left r PAGE LEFT L
QUANTIZE Right r QUANTIZE R PAGE c Right r PAGE LEFT R
SLIP Left r SLIP L PAGE d Left r PAGE RIGHT L
SLIP Right r SLIP R PAGE d Right r PAGE RIGHT R
KEY SYNC Left r KEY SYNC L MASTER TEMPO Left r MSTR TEMPO L
KEY SYNC Right r KEY SYNC R MASTER TEMPO Right r MSTR TEMPO R
Performance pad 1 Left r PAD1 L BEAT SYNC Left r SYNC L
E Performance pad 1 Right r PAD1 R BEAT SYNC Right r SYNC R
Performance pad 2 Left r PAD1 L SOUND COLOR FX SELECT(NOISE) r CFX NOISE
Performance pad 2 Right r PAD2 R SOUND COLOR FX SELECT(D. ECHO) r CFX DUB ECHO
Performance pad 3 Left r PAD3 L SOUND COLOR FX SELECT(PITCH) r CFX PITCH
Performance pad 3 Right r PAD3 R SOUND COLOR FX SELECT(FILTER) r CFX FILTER
Performance pad 4 Left r PAD4 L SAMPLER CUE r SAMPLER CUE
Performance pad 4 Right r PAD4 R HEADPHONE CUE1 r HP CUE1
Performance pad 5 Left r PAD5 L HEADPHONE CUE2 r HP CUE2
Performance pad 5 Right r PAD5 R HEADPHONE CUE3 r HP CUE3
Performance pad 6 Left r PAD6 L HEADPHONE CUE4 r HP CUE4
Performance pad 6 Right r PAD6 R MASTER CUE r MASTER CUE
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A
Not Self-lighting button
No. Function button Lights out LED Display indication
1-1 DECK selector 1/3 CH3 Level indicator Red DECK1/3
2-1 SHIFT Left CH3 Level indicator Orange SHIFT L
3-1 MEMORY Left CH3 Level indicator Green MEMORY L
4-1 Rotary selector PUSH Left CH1 Level indicator Red BROWSEPUSH L
5-1 BACK Left CH1 Level indicator Orange BACK L
6-1 VIEW Left CH1 Level indicator Green TAG TRACK L
1-2 DECK selector 2/4 CH2 Level indicator Red DECK2/4
2-2 SHIFT Right CH2 Level indicator Orange SHIFT R
3-2 MEMORY Right CH2 Level indicator Green MEMORY R
4-2 Rotary selector PUSH Right CH4 Level indicator Red BROWSEPUSH R
5-2 BACK Right CH4 Level indicator Orange BACK R B
6-2 VIEW Right CH4 Level indicator Green TAG TRACK R
7-1 SEARCH m Left MASTER Level indicator L Red SEARCH m L
8-1 SEARCH n Left MASTER Level indicator L Orange SEARCH n L
9-1 BEAT c MASTER Level indicator L Green upper BEAT c
0-1 KEY RESET Left MASTER Level indicator L Green lower KEY RESET L
7-2 SEARCH m Right MASTER Level indicator R Red SEARCH m R
8-2 SEARCH n Right MASTER Level indicator R Orange SEARCH n R
9-2 BEAT d MASTER Level indicator R Green upper BEAT d
0-2 KEY RESET Right MASTER Level indicator R Green lower KEY RESET R
JOG
Function button Lights out LED Display indication C
Jog dial Left Touch Jog ring Left JOG L TOUCH
Jog dial Right Touch Jog ring Right JOG R TOUCH
Jog dial Left Rotate Jog dial display section Left JOG ROT L
Jog dial Right Rotate Jog dial display section Right JOG ROT R
4-1 4-2
5-1 6-1 5-2 6-2

1-1 4-1 1-2 4-2 7-1 7-2
1-1 8-2
2-1 5-1 2-2 5-2 8-1 1-2 D
9-1 9-2
3-1 6-1 3-2 6-2
0-1 0-2
2-1 9-1 9-2 2-2

3-1 3-2
7-1 8-1 7-2 8-2
0-1 0-2
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A
6 SW&ENCODER Confirmation Mode
Confirm whether the selected SW is operating by lighting Level indicator LED.

SW ENCODER
[Element]
Check each SW, Encoder
[BEAT d][BEAT c] : Group switch
B [MEMORY] + [BEAT FX ON/OFF] (Light on) : Mode change (to previous mode)
[Initial state]
This mode is selected, LED is lighting on in the following status.
(i) [MIC] and [CLIP] on Mixer section are light off.
(ii) [HEADPHONE CUE1 to 4], [SAMPLER CUE] and [MASTER CUE] are light on. (No use Group's LED is light off)
(iii) Each Level indicator corresponding to the position of each operation switch of Group1 light on. Switching Group also
toggles the location of the light LED. Details are listed in the below table <Correspondence table>. However, the green LED
on the lower left of CH3 and CH2 always lights on in Group4.
Press [BEAT d] or [BEAT c] to select Group. After moving Group, [HEADPHONE CUE1 to CUE4], [SAMPLER CUE] and
C [MASTER CUE] are light on. After confirmation, LED of “Light out LED after confirmation” is light off (the right-end column of
the table). Pressing [BEAT d] and [BEAT c] at the same time return to the initial state.
EX) INPUT SELECT CH1

Initial Position: In case of PHONO/LINE
PHONO/ PHONO/ PHONO/ PHONO/
USB A USB B USB A USB B USB A USB B USB A USB B
Light off
+ If Slide SW Position changes even after CUE LED light off, Level indicator will change.
However, CUE LED will remain off.
E
When all the "Light out LED after confirmation" of the selected Group light off, linked LED lights off (LED position is green
frame in the below picture). All LEDs in green frame light off, all Level indicators are flashing at 1 second cycle (light on
0.5 second and light off 0.5 second). Pressing [BEAT d] and [BEAT c] at the same time return to the initial state.
[Switch Group]
It is divided into four Groups, and it switches with [BEAT d], [BEAT c].
Group1 Group2 Group4

[BEAT d] [BEAT d]
F
[BEAT c]
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Group 2 Group 2
Group 1
G1 G2
C
G3 G4
Group 3
Group 2 Group 4
D
Left Deck Right Deck

Rotary selector
Group1
E
Function switch Lighting LED Light out LED after confirmation
USB A, PHONO/LINE, :USB A Red
Channel 1
USB B selector switch :PHONO/LINE Orange Headphone CUE1 LED
Level indicator LED
(CH1) :USB B Green
Channel 2
Level indicator LED
(CH2) :USB B Green
Channel 3
Level indicator LED
(CH3) :USB B Green
Channel 4
Level indicator LED
(CH4) :USB B Green
:OFF Red F
OFF, ON, TALK OVER
:ON Master lebel indicator LED Orange MASTER CUE LED
selector switch
:TALK OVER Green
When all confirmations are completed, turn off D.ECHO LED of SOUND COLOR FX SELECT.
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A
Group2

:Assign A Red
Crossfader assign Channel 1
:THRU Orange Headphone CUE1 LED
selector switch (CH1) Level indicator LED
:Assign B Green
:Assign A Red
:Assign B Green
:Assign A Red
B :Assign B Green
:Assign A Red
:Assign B Green
LINE/PHONO switch :LINE Master Level indicator Orange
SAMPLER CUE LED
(CH3) :PHONO L LED Green
LINE/PHONO switch :LINE Master Level indicator Orange
MASTER CUE LED
(CH4) :PHONO R LED Green
When all confirmations are completed, turn off PITCH LED of SOUND COLOR FX SELECT.
Group3

C :ECHO Channel 3 Level indicator LED Green
:LC ECHO Channel 3 Level indicator LED Orange
:S ECHO Channel 3 Level indicator LED Red
:SPIRAL Channel 1 Level indicator LED Green
:REBERB Channel 1 Level indicator LED Orange
:TRANS Channel 1 Level indicator LED Red
:FLANGER Channel 2 Level indicator LED Green
BEAT FX SELECT control MASTER CUE LED
:PHASER Channel 2 Level indicator LED Orange
:ENIGMA JET Channel 2 Level indicator LED Red
:PENROSE Channel 4 Level indicator LED Green
:PITCH Channel 4 Level indicator LED Orange
:HIHAT Channel 4 Level indicator LED Red
:SNARE Master Level indicator LR LED Green
:MOBUS OSCILLATOR Master Level indicator LR LED Orange
D
When all confirmations are completed, turn off NOISE LED of SOUND COLOR FX SELECT.
Group4
Function switch Lighting LED Light out LED after confirmation Confirmation close judgment
Channel 1 Clockwise direction: Lighting positions of the Level indicator LED pass clockwise
Level indicator LED Headphone CUE1 LED to the first position.
Rotary selector Left
Channel 3 Counterclockwise direction: Lighting positions of the Level indicator LED pass
Level indicator LED Headphone CUE3 LED counterclockwise to the first position.
Channel 2 Clockwise direction: Lighting positions of the Level indicator LED pass clockwise
Level indicator LED Headphone CUE4 LED to the first position.
E Rotary selector Right
Channel 4 Counterclockwise direction: Lighting positions of the Level indicator LED pass
Level indicator LED Headphone CUE2 LED counterclockwise to the first position.
When all confirmations are completed, turn off FILTER LED of SOUND COLOR FX SELECT.
+ If Slide SW Position changes even after CUE LED light off, Level indicator will change. However, CUE LED will remain off.
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A
Example) In case of turning Rotary selector of Left Deck
1 click for 1 click for 1 click for Several times Several times 1 click for
clockwise clockwise clockwise click for clockwise click for clockwise clockwise
Light off
1 click for 1 click for 1 click for Several times click Several times click 1 click for
counterclockwise counterclockwise counterclockwise for counterclockwise for counterclockwise counterclockwise C
Light off
+ Turning the Rotary selector clockwise and counterclockwise is out of order. D
7 VOL&FADER Confirmation Mode

Confirm AD conversion value of Rotary volume and of fader by lighting Level indicator LED.

VOL FADER E
[Element]
Check each volume
[BEAT d], [BEAT c] : Switch Group
[Initial state]
The Level indicator corresponding to each volume position of Group1 lights on, and [Headphones CUE 1 to 4],
[SAMPLER CUE] and [MASTER CUE] are light on.
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A [Verification procedure]
Press [BEAT d], [BEAT c] to select Group. After moving Group, [HEADPHONE CUE1 to CUE4], [SAMPLER CUE] and
[MASTER CUE] are light on. When each control element is operated to the upper limit and lower limit of the range of motion
and detects the maximum value and the minimum value of the voltage, “Light out LED after confirmation” will light off.
When all the "Light out LED after confirmation" of the selected Group light off, linked LED lights off (LED position is green
frame in the below picture). All LEDs in green frame light off, all Level indicators are flashing at 1 second cycle (light on
0.5 second and light off 0.5 second). Pressing [BEAT d] and [BEAT c] at the same time return to the initial state.
[Switch Group]
It is divided into six Groups, and it switches with [BEAT d], [BEAT c].
B
Group1 Group2 Group6
[BEAT d] [BEAT d]
[BEAT c]
G1
Group 4
C
Group 1
G6
Group 2
Group 1
Group 3
Group 4
Group 4
D G2 G3
Group 5
G4 G5
Group 6
Group 5
Group 3 Group 6
E Group 2
Group 6
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A
Group1
Function volume Lighting LED Lighting range Light out LED after confirmation
TRIM control Channel 1 "-∞" : Lights off
Headphone CUE1 LED
(CH1) Level indicator LED "+9" : Full Illuminate
Headphone CUE2 LED
Headphone CUE3 LED
B
Headphone CUE4 LED
Master level indicator L "-12" : Lights off
MIC EQ (HI) control SAMPLER CUE LED
LED "+12" : Full Illuminate
Master level indicator R "-12" : Lights off
MIC EQ (LOW) control MASTER CUE LED
LED "+12" : Full Illuminate
When all confirmations are completed, turn off MIC indicator.
Group2
C
EQ (HI) control Channel 1 "-26/-∞" : Lights off
Headphone CUE1 LED
Headphone CUE2 LED
Headphone CUE3 LED
Headphone CUE4 LED
Master level indicator L "SAMPLER" : Lights off
BEAT FX CH SELECT control SAMPLER CUE LED
LED "MASTER" : Full Illuminate
Master level indicator R "-∞" : Lights off D
BEAT FX LEVEL/DEPTH control MASTER CUE LED
LED "0" : Full Illuminate
When all confirmations are completed, turn off D.ECHO LED of SOUND COLOR FX SELECT.
Group3
EQ (MID) control Channel 1 "-26/-∞" : Lights off
Headphone CUE1 LED
Headphone CUE2 LED E
Headphone CUE3 LED
Headphone CUE4 LED
Master level indicator L "CUE" : Lights off
HEADPHONES MIXING control SAMPLER CUE LED
LED "MASTER" : Full Illuminate
Master level indicator R "-∞" : Lights off
HEADPHONES LEVEL control MASTER CUE LED
When all confirmations are completed, turn off PITCH LED of SOUND COLOR FX SELECT.
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A Group4
EQ (LOW)control Channel 1 "-26/-∞" : Lights off
Headphone CUE1 LED
Headphone CUE2 LED
Headphone CUE3 LED
Headphone CUE4 LED
B (CH4) Level indicator LED "+6" : Full Illuminate
Master level indicator L "-∞" : Lights off
BOOTH MONITOR LEVELcontrol SAMPLER CUE LED
Master level indicator R "-∞" : Lights off
MASTER LEVELcontrol MASTER CUE LED
When all confirmations are completed, turn off NOISE LED of SOUND COLOR FX SELECT.
Group5
C
COLORcontrol Channel 1 "LOW" : Lights off
Headphone CUE1 LED
(CH1) Level indicator LED "HI" : Full Illuminate
Headphone CUE2 LED
Headphone CUE3 LED
Headphone CUE4 LED
Master level indicator L "MIN" : Lights off
TEMPO slider L SAMPLER CUE LED
LED "MAX" : Full Illuminate
Master level indicator R "MIN" : Lights off
TEMPO slider R MASTER CUE LED
LED "MAX" : Full Illuminate
D
When all confirmations are completed, turn off FILTER LED of SOUND COLOR FX SELECT.
Group6
Channel fader Channel 1 "LOW" : Lights off
Headphone CUE1 LED
Headphone CUE2 LED
E Channel fader Channel 3 "LOW" : Lights off
Headphone CUE3 LED
Headphone CUE4 LED
Master level indicator L "-∞" : Lights off
SAMPLER VOLcontrol SAMPLER CUE LED
Master level indicator R "Left" : Lights off
Crossfader MASTER CUE LED
LED "Right" : Full Illuminate
When all confirmations are completed, turn off CLIP indicator.
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A
8 LCD Confirmation Mode
Make sure LCD has no problem with monochrome pattern, color pattern, black, white, red, green, blue screen.

LCD
[Element]
Check each volume
[BEAT d][BEAT c] : Switch Group
[MEMORY] + [BEAT FX ON/OFF] (Light on) : Mode change (to previous mode) B
[Initial state]
All LEDs except the Effect section display are light off and Jog dial display section displays Group1.
Press [BEAT d], [BEAT c] to select Group.
Change LCD display on both left and right decks.
[Switch Group]
It is divided into seven Groups, and it switches with [BEAT d], [BEAT c].
Group1 Group2 Group7 C
[BEAT d] [BEAT d]
[BEAT c]
Group1 Group3
Monochrome 7 colorbar (Left edge is white, Right edge is black) Black D
Group2 Group4 E
Color 7 colorbar (White, Yellow, Light blue, Green, Pink, Red, Blue) White
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A Group5 Group7
Red Blue
Group6
Green
8 Factory reset Mode

[Functional overview] Effect section display
D
Pressing [BEAT SYNC] on the left and the right decks at the same time return
to the factory shipment setting about the following settings.
[Mode Title Display]]

FACTORY RST
[Element]
Check each volume
Left [BEAT SYNC] + Right [BEAT SYNC] : Factory reset execution
E [Initial state]
All LED is lighting down.
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[Execution procedure]
Press [BEAT SYNC] on the left and the right decks at the same time. And, return to the factory shipment setting
about the following settings.
No. Setting item Factory shipment setting

1 MIDI Controller Settings AUTO
2 Cross Fader Curve 32
3 Cross Fader Cut Lag 1.0 mm
4 Output setting of the microphone to the booth monitor ON
5 Microphone Talkover Mode setting ADVANCED
6 Microphone Talkover Level setting -18 dB
7 Master Attenuator Level setting 0 dB B
8 Monaural/Stereo Selection for Master Output Stereo
9 Booth Attenuator Level setting 0 dB
10 Monaural/Stereo Selection for Booth Output Stereo
11 Peak Limiter setting for Master Output Enable
12 Microphone sound limiter setting added to Master Output Enable
13 Microphone sound limiter setting added to Booth Output Enable
14 Demo/Screen saver setting 10 minutes
15 Auto Standby setting Enable
16 Jog > Brightness of the display setting 5
17 Mixer > Brightness of the display setting 3
C
"FINISHED" will be displayed at the bottom of Effect section display when the reset is completed.
"FAIL" will be displayed at the bottom of Effect section display when the reset is failed.
a JOG dial rotation load adjustment Mode

Refer to "8.3 ADJUSTMENT METHOD FOR ROTATION LOAD OF THE JOG DIALS".
E
b Crossfader Calibration Mode
Refer to "6.3 CROSSFADER CALIBRATION MODE".
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6.2 LCD CALIBRATION MODE
A [Functional overview]
This mode is adjusting the position of LCD and LCD sheet by LCD display position calibration.
LCD SET
[Element]
[HOT CUE] : Move the black line to the left by 1 pixel only by pressing the button.
[PAD FX1] : Move the black line to the right by 1 pixel only by pressing the button.
[BEAT JUMP] : Move the black line to the up by 1 pixel only by pressing the button.
[SAMPLER] : Move the black line to the down by 1 pixel only by pressing the button.
[PAGE c][PAGE d] : Press the button at the same time to save the setting.
[BEAT d][BEAT c] : It can change the setting again by pressing the button.
[BEAT FX ON/OFF] (Light on) : Change the mode (to next mode)
B [MEMORY] + [BEAT FX ON/OFF] (Light on) : Change the mode (to previous mode)
[How to do the calibration]

I : Effect section display and the button of [HOT CUE], [PAD FX1], [BEAT JUMP] and [SAMPLER] light on in white.
II : [PAGE c] and [PAGE d] light on in red.
III : All JOG LED flash.
IV : The button without I, II and III light off.
V : LCD displays as follows.
+ If you have done this mode before, the previously saved status will be displayed.
1 Adjust while watching the LCD from directly above so that the clearance between the black line of the LCD display
and the black printed position of the LCD sheet becomes uniform. Adjustment is done with [HOT CUE], [PAD FX1],
[BEAT JUMP] and [SAMPLER] buttons on each deck. See below for directions of movement. The range that can be
moved is up to 4 pixels maximum in the up / down / left / right direction with respect to the initial state.
[HOT CUE] : Move the black line to the left by 1 pixel only by pressing the button. +
[PAD FX1] : Move the black line to the right by 1 pixel only by pressing the button. +
[BEAT JUMP] : Move the black line to the up by 1 pixel only by pressing the button. +
[SAMPLER] : Move the black line to the down by 1 pixel only by pressing the button. +
D
+ Adjust the LCD with the controls on each deck (left / right).
+ Be sure to check the LCD from directly above when aligning the black line. Otherwise, it cannot be accurately calibration.
2 When the adjustment is completed, press [PAGE c] and [PAGE d] buttons on each deck to save the setting.
Then, [HOT CUE], [PAD FX1], [BEAT JUMP], [SAMPLER], [PAGE c] and [PAGE d] buttons light off.
When you press [BEAT d], the left side deck can be corrected again.
(The state returns to the condition on the left side deck to start the adjustment.)
E When you press [BEAT c], the right side deck can be corrected again.
(The state returns to the condition on the right side deck to start the adjustment.)
+ At that time, the last saved setting is displayed on the LCD.

[The warning display when calibration is not performed]
If calibration is not performed, all PADs on the left deck will flash in blue in the version display mode.
Refer to "6.1 SERVICE MODE_1 Version Display Mode".
Confirmation method with this mode:
When LCD calibration of Left Deck is not carried out : The JOG ring on Left Deck will be flashing.
(Max brightness l Light off l Max brightness l …)
When LCD calibration of Left Deck is carried out : The JOG ring on Left Deck will turn off.
F
When LCD calibration of Right Deck is not carried out : The JOG ring on Right Deck will be flashing.
(Max brightness l Light off l Max brightness l …)
When LCD calibration of Right Deck is carried out : The JOG ring on Right Deck will turn off.
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6.3 CROSSFADER CALIBRATION MODE
[Functional overview] A
This mode is for performing calibration of the crossfader. The following two calibration operations are consecutively performed:
Calibration 1 : It records the crossfader position of the specified three points.
It needs "Crossfader calibration jig (GGF1724)".
Calibration 2 : It records the values of the two points at both ends.
It needs "Crossfader calibration jig (GGF1724)".

CRF SET
[Element]
[HOT CUE] on the left Deck : Save Calibration 1 B
[PAD FX1] on the left Deck : Save Calibration 2
[BEAT d][BEAT c] : Switching the calibration result
[Calibration 1]
When this mode is selected, PAD1, PAD2, PAD3 and [HOT CUE] button light on in white. Other LEDs light off.
C
+ For positioning, be sure to use "Crossfader calibration jig (GGF1724)". Please make sure that Jig is grounded to the panel
surface as shown below. Otherwise, it cannot be accurately calibration.
Please make sure that Jig is grounded to the panel surface.
D
Check that Jig comes in contact

with a panel surface.
1 Move Crossfader to Point1 (hole on the left) and press PAD1 on the left deck. AD value of Crossfader is saved and the
PAD1 color will become green. In addition, "CLB1-1" and the current AD value (****) are displayed on Effect section display.
E
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4 Press [HOT CUE] on the left deck.

[PAD FX1] button, PAD5 and PAD6 light on in white.
Display of normally finish
[The error display of Calibration 1]

There are three cases where Calibration 1 becomes NG in the following way.
No. Content of NG PAD lights on in red
– Step 4 was executed without measuring 3 points PAD 4 on the left deck
— Measurement value of each measurement point is not within the range. PAD 7 on the left deck
“ The set value relationship is wrong PAD 8 on the left deck
E
When any of the above errors occurs, [HOT CUE] button on the left deck and the corresponding PAD light on in red.
In this state, any operation is invalid. Please turn off the power once and try again. If it gets an error even if do it again,
Crossfader may be faulty. Refer to "The crossfader does not function or functions abnormally." of "5.2 TROUBLESHOOTING".
Display when an error occurs (in the case of error in “)

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A
[Calibration 2]
When Calibration 1 completes normally, Calibration 2 continues.
+ Please move slowly and surely when aligning to the edge of the left side and the right side.
Otherwise, it can not be accurately calibration.
5 Move Crossfader to the left end and press PAD5 on the left deck. AD value of Crossfader is saved and the PAD5 color will
become green. In addition, "CLB2-1" and the current AD value (****) are displayed on Effect section display.
B
6 Move Crossfader to the right end and press PAD6 on the left deck. AD value of Crossfader is saved and the PAD6 color will
become green. In addition, "CLB2-2" and the current AD value (****) are displayed on Effect section display.

C
7 Press [PAD FX] on the left deck. [PAD FX1] button, PAD5 and PAD6 light on in blue. And, saving the set value to the serial
flash is completed.
Display of normally finish
D
[The error display of Calibration 2]

There are three cases where Calibration 2 becomes NG in the following way. E
No. Content of NG PAD lights on in red

– Saving to the serial flash without measuring 2 points PAD 4 on the left deck
— Measurement value of each measurement point is not within the range. PAD 7 on the left deck
“ The set value relationship is wrong (Including Calibration 1) PAD 8 on the left deck
When any of the above errors occurs, [HOT CUE] button on the left deck and the corresponding PAD light on in red.
In this state, any operation is invalid. Please turn off the power once and try again. If it gets an error even if do it again,
Crossfader may be faulty. Refer to "The crossfader does not function or functions abnormally." of "5.2 TROUBLESHOOTING".
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A
Display when an error occurs (in the case of error in –)
[Displaying the result of calibration]

B When Calibration 1 and 2 are completed, five calibration values can be confirmed on the Effect section display.
Press [BEAT d] and [BEAT c] button to switch the display of results in the following order.
CLB1-1
CLB1-2
CLB1-3
CLB2-1
CLB2-2
[The warning display when calibration is not performed]

If calibration is not performed, all PADs on the left deck will flash in blue in the version display mode.
Refer to "6.1 SERVICE MODE_1 Version Display Mode".
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6.4 ABOUT THE DEVICE
Device Name Function Part No. Reference No. Assy A
PNL1 UCOM Standby control, DYW++++ IC1001 MAIN Assy

(M16 EUP/MIXER) Elements of Mixer Section and LED control
PNL2 UCOM Elements of Deck Section and LED control DYW++++ IC1501 MAIN Assy
(M16 DECK)
USB1 UCOM (SH7269) USBA control R5S72690W266FP (NSP) IC2003 MAIN Assy
USB2 UCOM (SH7269) USBB control R5S72690W266FP (NSP) IC2502 MAIN Assy
SPI FLASH (USB UCOM) ROM for USB1/USB2 UCOM DYW++++ IC2001 MAIN Assy
DSP Audio DSP D810K013DZKB400 IC3001 MAIN Assy
SDRAM for DSP SDRAM for DSP M12L128168A-5TG2N IC3002 MAIN Assy
Audio DAC Audio DAC AK4458VN IC5201 MAIN Assy B
Audio ADC Audio ADC AK5358AET IC4005, IC4006, IC4405, MAIN Assy
IC4406, IC4803
LCD1 UCOM 3.5 inch LCD device control R5S72690W266FP (NSP) IC7001 LCDL Assy
(LEFT DECK)
SPI FLASH (LCD1 UCOM) ROM for LCD UCOM (Left Deck) DYW++++ IC7002 LCDL Assy
LCD2 UCOM 3.5 inch LCD device control R5S72690W266FP (NSP) IC7501 LCDR Assy
(RIGHT DECK)
SPI FLASH (LCD2 UCOM) ROM for LCD UCOM (Right Deck) DYW++++ IC7502 LCDR Assy
OLED Module OLED Module MXS4057 Connect to CN8502 — (Unit)
3.5 inch LCD MODULE LCD Module for JOG DWX4141 Connect to — (Unit) C
CN7002/CN7502
Note on DYW++++
The "++++" part of the part number changes each time
the firmware is updated.
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7. DISASSEMBLY
A Note:
Even if the unit shown in the photos and illustrations in this manual may differ from your product, the
procedures described here are common.
Knobs and Volumes Location
F B A F
E E
C H
I
D K J G D
D
A DAA1360 B DAA1361 C DAA1386 D DNK5981 E DAC2528 F DAA1246 G DAA1368
×13 ×12 ×4 ×2 ×2 ×2 ×1
White
White White White White
White
Black Black Black Black Black
Black (rubber)
Black (rubber)
(rubber)
H DAA1205 I DAA1213 J DAC3238 DAC2685 DNK6440 K DAC2684 DAC2685 DNK6009

×1 ×1 ×1 ×1 ×1 ×4 ×4 ×4
E
White
White DAC2685 White DAC2685
Black
White
Silver
DAC3238 DAC2684
Black
Black
(side view)
Gray White
Projection DNK6440 DNK6009
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Disassembly A
[1] Chassis Section

[1-1] Chassis
1 Remove the 2 screws. 2 ×18 Chassis
(BBZ30P080FTB)
2 Remove the 18 screws and then, remove the
Chassis.
(BPZ30P120FTB) + +
1 1
Screw tightening order
B
6 2 2 6
1 1
1 • Bottom view
5 3 1 3 5 +
2 2 1 Pay attention to the
6 4 4 6 shape of hole
[1-2] Shield plate

1 Remove the 3 screws.
(BPZ30P080FNI)
1 ×3 Shield plate
3
D
1 2
• Bottom view
2 Remove the 8 screws and then, remove the 2 ×8 Shield plate

Shield plate.
(BBZ30P060FTB)
E
The other screws are random order.
2
3
1
F
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A [1-3] PSWB Assy

+
1 Remove the 1 screw. Power Knob
(BPZ30P080FNI)
2 Remove the 1 screw and then, remove the
2
PSWB Assy. Caution! Not to attach
(BBZ30P060FTB) 1 the screw here.
+ Remove it with PSWB Assy so that Power

Knob does not get stuck. PSWB Assy
• Bottom view
B
[1-4] Chassis Section

1 Remove the 4 screws. 1 ×4 MOUT Assy
(BPZ30P080FNI)

• Bottom view
C 1

(BBZ30P060FTB)
• Rear view
2 1 3
3 Disconnect the 11 flexible cables and 3 ×14

3 connectors.
(CN1-5, 7, 10-15, 4801, 5601)
Caution: CN4801
The locking function of the connectors of CN2
CN1, CN4, CN5, CN7, CN12, CN14 is CN13 CN1

CN5601
+
CN15
CN12
fragile. Therefore, when locking or

CN11
CN7
CN5
CN10
CN4
CN3
E
unlocking, it is necessary to work so CN14
+
that the force equally applies to both 4
sides with both hands. Also, we need
to be careful not to overpower.
Cord clamper
4 Lift the Cord clamper. • Bottom view
+:
When measuring the JOG load in the
Service mode after exchanging the
parts of the JOG dial Section, it uses
F extension jig cable (GGD1902) instead
of this FFC.
Otherwise the Adjust plate can not be
operated.
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5 Remove the Chassis Section. A

Chassis Section
(MAIN + MOUT Assy)
5 -2
5 -1
Diagnosis
Refer to
"5.3 MAIN ASSY DIAGNOSIS METHOD".
• Bottom view
g Notes on Reassembly
Wire the wiring between MAIN and CRFB as below photos. Wire the wiring between PADB_L and MAIN as below photos.
Hold wiring with Sheet + Wire so that FFC does not go to

(DEC3770) the tip of this boss
Hold wiring with Sheet
(DEC3770)
Wire with the Pass wiring in the slit C

Cord clamper of Sheet (DEC3770)
holding and hold it (3 places)
Set the wiring between

the two bosses Fold FFC as shown in this photo
Pay attention to the order of wiring overlap

Wire in order of the following photo.
Wiring between D
PSWB and MAIN
Wiring between
LOOP_L and MAIN
Wiring between
MIXER and MAIN
PSWB Assy
E
: Not to attach the screw here (4 places).
Pay attention to the order of wiring overlap

Wire in order of the following photo.
I-shield sheet
Wiring between MAIN and MOUT:

Fix it so that it is pinched by
I-shield sheet with Cord clamper
holding.
Cord clamper Wiring between LOOP_R and MAIN :
Pass the top side of the wire that is
between MAIN and MOUT. F
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A [1-5] MAIN and MOUT Assemblies

1 Disconnect the 1 connector. 2 ×4
(CN9451)
(BBZ30P060FTB)
CN9451
Screw tightening order + MOUT Assy

1
1 2 3 4 MAIN Assy
B +
When connecting MOUT and
the MAIN, turn the wire three
times in a clockwise and then
connect it to the connector on
the MAIN Assy.
C
3 Remove the 3 nuts. 3 ×2 7 ×4 8 ×2
(NKX2FTC)
3
4 Remove the 1 screw.
(BPZ30P080FTB) 5 ×4 4 • Rear view 6 ×2
(PPZ30P080FTB)
(PPZ30P080FTB)
(BPZ30P080FTB)
D
(DBA1340)
9 Remove the MAIN and MOUT Assemblies.
9
MAIN Assy
MOUT Assy
+ Work earlier than the screws of procedure 2 surely.
E
MAIN Assy MOUT Assy
7 1 3
3 4 5 6 2 1 5
9 8 2 4 6 7
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[2] Control panel Section A
[2-1] Knobs
1 Remove the all knobs. 1 ×38
2 Remove the 4 Slider knobs 2,
4 Slider knobs 1, 4 Stoppers.
(See below.)
3 Remove the Slider knob 2, Slider knob 1,
Stopper/SLD.
(See below.)
The reference of the direction B

Side on which 2 ×4
the line reaches the bottom
3
Stopper
(front direction) Stopper
(right direction)
g Assembly / Reassembly of the Slider Knob 2, Slider Knob 1 and Stopper (Stopper/SLD)
-Disassembly- -Reassembly-
1 Lift the lower end of the Slider knob 2, using a pointed tool. 1 Insert the Stopper (Stopper/SLD) horizontally.
2 Pull the Slider knob 2 out upward. 2 Insert the Slider knob 1, paying attention to its orientation.
3 Pull the Slider knob 1 out upward. 3 Insert the Slider knob 2, paying attention to its orientation. D
4 Pull the Stopper (Stopper/SLD) out horizontally.
1 2 3 4 4
2 3 4
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
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A [2-2] Cross Fader Service Assy and HPJK Assy

1 Remove the Acetate tape. 1 Acetate tape HPJK Assy
2 Release the jumper wire from the Cord clamper.
• Bottom view
Cross Fader Service Assy Positioning line when tape is paste
3 Remove the 1 screw. 4 ×5

(BPZ30P080FNI)
4 Remove the 5 screws and then, remove the 3
Cross Fader Service Assy and HPJK Assy
Section. • Bottom view
(BPZ30P080FNI)
C 1 5
2
3 4
[2-3] MIXER, BFXB and OLED Assemblies

% Sheet
1 Unhook the 4 hooks. Sheet (DEC3771)
Sheet.
D (BPZ30P080FNI)
2
D1
1 1 ×2
1
D3
2 2
D2
• Bottom view
E g Notes on Reassembly
Insert two hooks in Sheet (DEC3771) into the slits
of Sheet (DEC3770).
Sheet (DEC3771)
F
Sheet (DEC3770)
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% Sheet Sheet (DEC3770) A

1 Unhook the 1 hook.
2 ×9

Sheet.
(BPZ30P080FNI)
C2
1
C3 C1
C5
B
C6 • Bottom view
C4
g Notes on Reassembly BFXB Assy
Set the axis of the panel

Set Sheet (DEC3770) under FFC through the hole of Sheet
between MIXER and BFXB. (DEC3770).
Sheet (DEC3770)
MIXER Assy
C
% I-shield Sheet
1 Remove the 1 screw and then, remove the
Cord clamper. Cord clamper I-shield sheet (DEC3765)
(BPZ30P080FNI) 2 ×9
I-shield sheet.
(BPZ30P080FNI)
D
1
B4 B3
B2
B1
• Bottom view
+ Numbers are printed on MIXER Assy, numbering
hidden when I-shield sheet is set.
g Notes on Reassembly E
This screw and Cord clamper

are fixed together.
Panel pin
I-shield sheet
(DEC3765)
Hole of
I-shield sheet
F
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A % MIXER and BFXB Assemblies

1 Remove the 15 screws and then, remove the MIXER Assy
MIXER and BFXB Assemblies.
1 ×15
(BPZ30P080FNI)

A1 • Bottom view
BFXB Assy
A5 A4 A2
A3
g Position adjustment of FX select knob

Fine adjustment of the position is necessary for the BFXB Assy.
(After fixing screw "A" of MIXER Assy and of BFXB Assy, confirmation and position adjustment of BFXB Assy are necessary.)
In addition to fixing the A part,

C BFXB Assy Adjust the position while loosening the
also fix the C3 part temporarily.
screws on BFXB Assy so that the center
of the hole (yellow circle) of the panel
Turn the knob Turn the knob
and the center of the encoder axis
counterclockwise to the end clockwise to the end
(red circle) coincide.
If it is held, adjust the

position with reference
to the Fig. on the right.
Turn FX select knob in the direction
of the arrow to the end.
At that time, check whether the knob
D
is held by deviating from the position
of the command selector.
l If the knob is not held, it is OK.
If not, adjust the position of
BFXB Assy and check again.
+ Confirm that the positional relationship between

this positioning pin (panel) and the hole (BFXB)
is roughly in the center
% OLED Assy
E 1 Remove the OLED Assy Section.
2 Disconnect the 1 flexible cable. OLED Assy Section
(CN8502)
3 Remove the OLED Assy.
(BPZ20P040FTB) 3
1 2
CN8502
OLED Assy
F
OLED Assy (Service)
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g Notes on Reassembly A
MATRIX OEL and OLED holder are fixed with DS tape.

Be sure to replace MATRIX OEL with Assy (OLED Assy (Service)(DEA1184)).
MATRIX OEL
OLED Assy (Service)

(DEA1184)
OLED Holder
B
When exchanging MATRIX OEL, ensure that dirt and dust do not adhere to the display surface of MATRIX OEL and the
MATRIX OEL display panel of MIXER PANEL on the opposite side. If it is dirty, clean it before assembling.
Emission of light
display surface The display panel area
of MATRIX OEL of MATRIX OEL
C
D
% MIXER Assy
1 Remove the 29 nuts and 29 washers.
(PMH20P040FTC) 1 ×29

1 2
4 3
+ Work earlier than the nuts of procedure 1 surely. 2 ×8
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A 3 Remove the 4 Stays.

4 Remove the 4 SW Caps. 3 Stay
3 Stay
4 54
SW Cap
B 3 52
Stay
MIXER Assy
Wiring between MIXER and MAIN

Connect it before fixing the Control panel These two FFCs are folded at the base
of the reinforcing plate.
This FFC is folded at the base

of the reinforcing plate.
D
g Notes on Reassembly (MIXER Control panel Section)
When pasting, paste it so that the gaps of the four corners : :

of Plate and Control panel are the same as much as possible. Control panel Plate
Control panel
Paste so that the upper and
lower gaps are the same
Control panel
(DNK6746)
Plate Plate
(DAH3186)
Make the left and right gaps Make the surrounding gaps
E Paste so that the left and between Plate and Control between Plate and Control
right gaps are the same panel the same panel the same
: :
Control panel Control panel
Paste so that the

surrounding gaps Plate Plate
are the same
Make the upper and lower gaps
between Plate and Control Make the surrounding gaps
panel the same between Plate and Control
Paste so that the upper and panel the same
F lower gaps are the same
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[2-4] Deck Section A
% Stay
1 Remove the 4 screws and then, remove the Stay Stay
2 Stays.
(BPZ30P080FNI)
1 ×4
4 1
3 2
B
• Bottom view
% LOOP and BRWS Assemblies

1 Remove the 4 screws. Sheet (DEC3772) Sheet (DEC3772)
(BPZ30P080FNI)
2 Unhook the 2 hooks and then, remove the 1 ×4
2
Sheet.
Sheet
Screw tightening order 2 (DEC3780)
1 1
• Bottom view
Make sure to arrange the wiring so that Insert two hooks in Sheet (DEC3780) into the slits
it does not ride on the boss. of Sheet (DEC3772).
E
Sheet
(DEC3772)
Sheet
(DEC3780)
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A 3 Remove the 16 screws and then, remove the BRWS LOOP BRWS LOOP
2 Sheets, 2 LOOP Assemblies and 2 BRWS Assy Assy Assy Assy
Assemblies.
(BPZ30P080FNI) 3 ×16

2 1 2 1
1 1 2
2
B
• Bottom view
% PLAY Assy
1 Disconnect the 2 flexible cables. 2 ×8
(CN9401)
C 2 Remove the 8 screws and then, remove the
2 PLAY Assemblies.
(BPZ30P080FNI)
CN9401 CN9401
1 1 • Bottom view
1 1 PLAY Assy PLAY Assy
D 2 2
% PADB Assy
1 Unhook the 4 hooks. 2 ×32
E
2 Sheets and 2 PADB Assemblies.
(BPZ30P080FNI)
PADB Assy PADB Assy

1 ×4
• Bottom view
Sheet (DEC3773) Sheet (DEC3773)
1 2 1 2
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Caution: No screw place

These places will be fastened together with Chassis
(with both Deck)
% JOG Dial Section

1 Remove the 12 screws and then, remove the JOG dial (R) Section JOG dial (L) Section
2 JOG dial Sections. 1 ×12
(BPZ30P080FNI)
9 10 3 4
D
7 8 1 2
12 11 6 5
• Bottom view
There are L, R in the JOG dial Section. JOG dial (L) Section JOG dial (R) Section
Prevent L, R from being incorrect at the time of E
assembling.
3 1 2 4
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A % LCDL and LCDR Assemblies

1 Remove the Barrier.
Position of the Adjust plate

About details of Adjustment etc., refer to the
“8.3 ADJUSTMENT METHOD FOR ROTATION Barrier
LOAD OF THE JOG DIALS”.
• Bottom view
Adjust plate
2 Unhook the 3 hooks.

3 Remove the JOG Section.
JOG Section
C
2
3
D 2
4 Disconnect the 2 flexible cables. 5 ×4

(CN7002, 7004, 7502, 7504)
LCDL/LCDR Assy. 4
CN7004
(BPZ30P080FNI) or LCDL Assy
CN7504
E 6 Disconnect the Sheet SW. or
(CN7005, 7505) CN7002 CN7005
LCDR Assy
or
CN7502
4 or
CN7505
6
1 2
• Bottom view
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% TFT LCD A
1 Remove the Barrier.

Barrier
• Bottom view
2 Remove the 4 screws and then, remove the 2 ×4

LCD Section.
(BPZ30P080FNI) C
LCD Section
1 2
3 4
• Bottom view D
3 Remove the Sheet.

(Cannot be reused) Sheet
4 Remove the TFT LCD.
E
3 TFT LCD
Holder
4
When it removes the TFT LCD, insert a pin F

about 1.5 mm in diameter from the four holes
on the back side, push out and remove it.
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A g Notes for Reassembling TFT LCD
No gap When sticking the TFT LCD to the holder, Gap

stick it on the basis of the lower left.
C % Sheet SW
1 Remove the 3 screws. 1 ×3
(DBA1265)
2 Remove the SW ring.
SW ring
Note:
Be careful not to lost SW spring.
SW spring
2
D
3 Remove the Sheet SW.

E
Sheet SW
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g Notes on replacing the Sheet SW A
Styling of the Sheet SW
Bend it to the direction Sheet SW Sheet SW

of the arrow.
Pasting position of the Sheet SW

Notes:
1. Be careful not to warp the sheet SW. Sheet SW
2. Remove any dirt on the Holder to which the
sheet SW is to be adhered. If some adhesive for
the old sheet SW remains on the holder,
completely remove it with a cloth moistened
with alcohol. Rib Sheet SW
3. Do NOT place the sheet SW so that it is C
mounted on the rib of Holder.
4. When adhering the sheet SW, be careful not to
trap air bubbles in it. If air bubbles are formed,
remove the sheet SW and adhere a new
sheet SW. Do NOT reuse the removed sheet SW.
5. When making a connection, be sure to first
release the lock of the connector then securely
relock the connector after making the connection.
Holder
Holder Rib
D
Pasting position of the SW cushion HH48/2

SW cushion HH48/2 (×9)
Sheet SW
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A g Alignment of the Plate

Place the Plate so that its teeth are engaged with those of the gears and its triangular marks are positioned
as shown in the figure.
Link gear A Plate
Dial gear
B
Link gear B
Fix the position using Push rod Fix the position using Push rod
at the Cam plate (DNK5301) installation. after Link gear B assembling.
C
Push rod
Cam plate Push rod
Adjust a position of ' mark.
Plate
Cam plate Plate Link gear B
Adjust the position of The Cam plate is turned and position Insert the Push rod to the hole of the Plate
D the rib of Holder and is adjusted. after matching the position of ' mark.
slit of Cam plate. After adjustmentd, the Push rod is Check that the plate does not move.
inserted in the slit of the Cam plate,
and position of the gear is fixed.
Check that the Cam plate does not move.
g Notes to assemble JOG dial

When replacing the parts inside the JOG dial (especially TFT LCD), pay attention to dust intrusion into the inside and
contamination of the TFT LCD surface.
E
Check JOG panel for dust and dirt after assembling JOG dial. If it is dirty, clean it before installing it.
Please check the dirt and dirt on JOG panel

while doing Turn check.
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% Notes to assemble DS Tape (DEH1095) to Plate (DAH3190, DAH3191)
Make the surrounding gaps between

DS tape and Plate the same.
OK NG
DS tape
DS tape is visible
Plate B
% Notes to assemble Control panel (DNK6746) to Plate (DAH3190, DAH3191)
Be sure to put EMC Gasket (DEC3766) in Control panel before pasting Plate to Control panel.
(If it pastes Plate, it cannot attach EMC Gasket.)
EMC Gasket
C
EMC Gasket
Notes to paste Plate D
Make the upper and lower gaps between

Paste so that the surrounding Paste so that the upper and :
Plate and Control panel the same
gaps are the same lower gaps are the same
Paste so that the surrounding Control panel
gaps are the same
Plate
Paste so that the left and

right gaps are the same
: Make the left and right gaps between

Plate and Control panel the same
Plate Control panel
: Make the surrounding gaps between

Paste so that the upper and Plate and Control panel the same
lower gaps are the same
Plate Control panel Plate
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Check JOG panel for dust and dirt after assembling Unit.
If it is dirty, clean it before installing it.
A
Please check the dirt and dirt on

JOG panel after assembling Unit.
8. EACH SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT

8.1 NECESSARY ITEMS TO BE NOTED
After repairing, be sure to check the version of the firmware, and if it is not the latest one, update to the latest version.
Perform the each item when the following parts are replaced.
" IC storing firmware and utility settings " Confirmation of the version of the firmware
(PCB Assy ) " Updating to the latest version of the firmware
D IC2001 (MAIN Assy) (8.2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE)
" Factory reset
(Be changed user setting to condition before the repair
when be possible)
" Crossfader calibration
(6.3 CROSSFADER CALIBRATION MODE)
" LCD, LCD sheet and peripheral parts " LCD calibration
" IC storing calibration value (6.2 LCD CALIBRATION MODE)
(PCB Assy )
E IC7002 (LCDL Assy), IC7502 (LCDR Assy)
" Cross Fader Service Assy " Crossfader calibration

(6.3 CROSSFADER CALIBRATION MODE)
" JOG dial section component part " Confirmation of the specified value by JOG dial Rotation
Time measurement mode
(8.3 ADJUSTMENT METHOD FOR ROTATION LOAD OF
F
THE JOG DIALS)
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8.2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE
A. Checking the current firmware version of DDJ-1000 A
1. Connect DDJ-1000 to your computer using a USB cable.

2. Launch the Driver Version display Utility or Settings Utility.
For Mac
1. In Finder, open the [Applications] folder.
2. Click [Pioneer] > {DDJ-1000] > [DDJ-1000 Driver Version Display Utility].
For Windows 10
In the Windows [Start] menu, click [Pioneer] > [DDJ-1000 Settings Utility].
For Windows 8.1

In [Apps view], click [Pioneer] > [DDJ-1000 Settings Utility].
B
For Windows 7
In the Windows [Start] menu, click [All Programs] > [Pioneer] -> [DDJ-1000] > [DDJ-1000 Settings Utility].
3. Check the Firmware Version in the Settings Utility

The firmware version is displayed in the [About] tab. (The figure below is a Mac version)
D
B. Checking the download file
1. Unzip the download file.
For Mac
Save the download file [DDJ-1000_vxxx_Mac.zip] to an arbitrary folder such as desk top and unzip it.
The [DDJ-1000_vxxx_MAC.dmg] file is generated when the file is unzipped and then double click it to mount.
For Windows
Save the download file [DDJ-1000_vxxx_Win.zip] to an arbitrary folder such as desk top and unzip it.
2. Check the unzipped file.

For Mac
E
The [DDJ-1000_vxxx_MAC] folder is generated when the file is extracted.
[DDJ-1000_vxxx.app]
For Windows
The [DDJ-1000_vxxx_WIN] folder is generated when the file is unzipped.
Please ensure the following file is included in the folder.
[DDJ-1000_vxxx.exe]
xxx is numerical characters of the new firmware version.

Depending on your computer settings, the extension such as .exe or .app may not be displayed.
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A C. Preparing for the update on the DDJ-1000

1. Connect the DDJ-1000 to your computer.
Connect DDJ-1000 to your computer using a USB cable.
(Connect the USB cable to the USB-A terminal of the DDJ-1000.)
2. Turn on the power of the DDJ-1000.

Press the u switch of the DDJ-1000 rear panel of the DDJ-1000 to turn on the power.
1 Connect a 2 Press the

USB cable. u switch.
D. Updating the firmware through your computer

1. Updating procedures.
Before updating, close all the applications running on the computer.
<STEP1> Open the updater program.
C For Mac
Double click [DDJ-1000_vxxx.app] .
For Windows
Double click [DDJ-1000_vxxx.exe].
<STEP2> Select a language.

Select a language you want to use and click “OK”.
Please refer to “Tips: When [Your DDJ-1000 is not recognized] is shown during updating the firmware” in a later
section if the same message is popped up after clicking “OK”.
<STEP3> Check the firmware version.

Ensure that the version is x.xx, click “Start”. (The figure below is an example.)
Do not disconnect the power cable and the USB cable during the update.
E Please use an AC adapter to power your laptop during update.
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<STEP4> During the update A

Please wait until the progress bar reaches to the right end.
While the update is in progress, the red at the top of the Master level indicator flashes and the second and lower green,
orange and red are light on in sequence. B
The top red LED flashes.
The second and lower green, orange

and red LEDs are light on in sequence.
<STEP5> The update process is complete.

When all the LEDs of the Master level indicator on DDJ-1000 are light on, the firmware update is complete.
If the message below is displayed, click “OK”.
<STEP6> Reboot the DDJ-1000

After the update is complete, the DDJ-1000 will automatically reboot.
E. Checking the firmware version

Check the firmware version of the DDJ-1000 as described in [A. Checking the current Firmware Version of DDJ-1000].
When you find the version you wanted, the firmware update is successfully complete.
E
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A Tips: When [Your DDJ-1000 is not recognized] is shown during updating the firmware
When the following message appears after selecting a language, check the following tips.
B " Is the USB cable connected to a USB-A terminal?

If it is not connected, connect the cable to a USB-A terminal and start the updating steps from the beginning again.
" When the above message appears even if the cable is connected to the USB-A terminal, please follow the steps below.
1 Uninstall the driver software of the DDJ-1000.
How to uninstall the driver software:
For Mac users:

Double click the driver software and then double click [DDJ-1000 Uninstaller.app].
Follow the instructions in your computer after this.
For Windows
C Click [Start] menu > [Control panel] > [Programs and Features].
Then right click [DDJ-1000 Driver]. Click [Uninstall] in the context menu.
The latest driver software is available from the following link.

pioneerdj.com/en/support/
2 Update the firmware again from the beginning.
3 After completing the firmware update, install the driver software again.
Please see the Operating Instructions to learn how to install the driver software.
D Tips: How to cope with abnormal termination:

If you fail to update the firmware and the following message appears, turn off the power of the DDJ-1000 and turn it on again.
Then start from the beginning of the above updating procedures.
[Reference information]
This updater has been verified to operate on the operating systems below
Mac : macOS HighSierra 10.13 / macOS Sierra 10.12 / OS X 10.11 / OS X 10.10
Windows : Windows 10 / Windows 8.1 / Windows 7
Approximately 5 minutes is required for update.

The images shown in this Guide may not be the same as the current ones.
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8.3 ADJUSTMENT METHOD FOR ROTATION LOAD OF THE JOG DIALS
[Functional overview] A
This mode measures JOG load.

JOG LOAD
[Element]
Check each volume
[Initial state]
B
All LED is light off.
Perform measurement on the JOG Assy alone (before incorporation).
When measuring, change the FFC (30-pin) that connects between the MAIN Assy and the LCDL or LCDR Assay
to the extension jig cable (GGD1902).
Otherwise the Adjust plate can not be operated.
Turn JOG dial vigorously and measure the maximum speed and decay time. When the maximum speed becomes 7 times or
more speed, measure the decay time and judge whether it is within the specified range or not. Then, the result is displayed on
the LED.
The maximum speed: Maximum speed when one rotation is set to 1 x speed when turned in 1.8 seconds C
The decay time: The time taken for the rotation to decrease from 3 x speed to 1.5 x speed
Specified value: The decay time is 170 ± 20 msec (ADJUST POSITION is set "CENTER")
The decay time is more than 380 msec (ADJUST POSITION is set "LIGHT")
When time is more than 650 [msec], the confirmation that Encoder spring (DBH1710) is
surely attached to is necessary
1. Fit ADJUST POSITION to "CENTER". Move D-CUT upward. (Refer to Fig. 1)

2. Fit Adjust plate to "0". (Refer to Fig. 2)
3. Rotate the JOG you want to measure. The direction of rotation is clockwise.
Measurement will not start unless JOG is more than 7 times speed. If the speed is insufficient, [MASTER TEMPO]
flashes several times. D
4. Measurement results are displayed on the LED up to 5 times.
First time: Lighting up [HOT CUE] to white
Second time: Lighting up [PAD FX1] to white
Third time: Lighting up [BEAT JUMP] to white
Fourth time: Lighting up [SAMPLER] to white
Fifth time: Lighting up [PAGE c]
5. "QUANTIZE" lights up if the measurement result is OK after the fifth measurement is completed. If it is NG, [SLIP]
lights up.
If the rotation is heavy [LOOP IN, LOOP 1/2 X] will light. If it is light [LOOP OUT, LOOP 2X] will light.
+ For example
First: NG [Light], Second: OK, Third: NG [Heavy], Fourth: NG [Heavy], Fifth: OK At the end of the fifth measurement,
E
both IN and OUT are displayed.
If the result is NG, change the adjustment value of Adjust plate and repeat Step 3 to Step 5 again.
Remove the screw fixing the Adjust plate, then screw it into the hole corresponding to the value
(position: -1, -2, -3, -4, +1, +2, +3). (Refer to Fig. 2)
+ The number of times is not displayed after the sixth time, but the measurement is done. Each time we take the
average so far and display the result on the LED.
+ To reset to the initial state, press [BEAT d] and [BEAT c] at the same time.
6. Reset to the initial state and set ADJUST POSITION to "LIGHT". Turn left to the end.(Refer to Fig. 3)
7. Rotate the JOG you want to measure. The direction of rotation is clockwise.
8. Confirm that the decay time is more than 380 msec. Refer to "Displaying Measurement Results" for how to check.
If it has not been adjusted within the specified range, change the adjustment value of Adjust plate and repeat
Step 3 to Step 8 again. (Refer to Fig. 2)
F
When time is more than 650 [msec], confirm whether Encoder spring (DBH1710) is surely attached. (Refer to Fig. 4)
When Encoder spring is not surely attached, surely attach it again, and repeat Step 3 to Step 8 again.
(When the part is surely attached, it does not have any problem even if time is more than 650 [msec].)
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A Decrease the load

(-1, -2, -3, -4)
Confirm that you

Increase the load see an Encoder
(+1, +2, +3) spring from this position.
B
Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 3 Fig.4
1st time 3rd time 5th time

D
Blinking if it is less than
2nd time 4th time 7 times speed
[Displaying Measurement Results]

The following information is displayed on Effect section display.
E
The maximum speed The decay time: The time taken for the rotation to decrease from 3 x speed to 1.5 x speed (Average value)
[Switch Group]
Switch the display of the result of Right Deck and Left Deck with [BEAT d] and [BEAT c].
Initial display Left Deck Right Deck

[BEAT d]
[BEAT d]
F
[BEAT c]
Current speed
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[If the adjustment does not fit within the specified range] A
Confirm the state according to the flowchart. The contents of each pattern are shown below.
Pattern A Pattern B Pattern C

Wipe the dry surf of Gear/LD Confirm that Roller on SW ring Confirm the positioning boss of the JOGL
(DNK6145) and Washer (DEC3137) (DNK5233) rotates smoothly. and JOGR Assy (DWX4133/DWX4119) is in
with alcohol. the positioning hole of the Holder (DNK6745).
Pattern D Pattern E
Re-apply the dry surf to Confirm that Encoder spring
Gear/LD (DNK6145). (DBH1710) is installed correctly.
The value of "CENTER" does not fit

within 170 ± 20 [msec].
C
Less than
149 [msec] It carries out "Pattern B" NG Replace Roller or SW ring
CENTER value
and confirm. and re-measure.
More than 191 [msec] OK
It carries out "Pattern A"

and re-measure. It carries out "Pattern C" NG Reassemble
OK
D
It carries out "Pattern D"
and re-measure.
The value of "LIGHT" does not fit.
Less than
379 [msec] +2 to +3 It carries out "Pattern A".
LIGHT value Adjust position Readjust Adjust plate and re-measure
from the value of "CENTER".
More than 651 [msec] -4 to +1 E
It carries out "Pattern E" It carries out "Pattern B" NG Replace Roller or SW ring
OK
It carries out "Pattern C" NG Reassemble

OK
F
It carries out "Pattern D"
and re-measure.
DDJ-1000 83
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
8.4 USER SETABLE ITEMS
A This unit is provided with user settable items, as shown below.

Although no serious operational problems occur even if data for such user settable items are cleared during repair, it is
recommended that you take note of those settings before starting repair.
Use the Check Sheet (next page), to which you can transcribe the settings.
If the corresponding part or board Assy is replaced for repair, change the user resettable settings to those noted on the Check
Sheet before starting repair. If resetting is not possible, when returning the repaired product, be sure to tell the customer that
the Utility settings have been cleared and will have to be reset, as required.
Item for Which User's Setting Value (The factory default Content to
Part Name
Setting is Available settings are indicated in red letters.) be Stored
MIDI Controller Settings AUTO / MIDI controller
B Cross Fader Curve 0 to 32 (1 step increments)
Cross Fader Cut Lag 0.3 mm to 1.0 mm to 5.5 mm (0.1 mm increments)
Output setting of the microphone to the booth monitor ON / OFF
Microphone Talkover Mode setting Advanced / Normal
Microphone Talkover Level setting –6 dB / –12 dB / –18 dB / –24 dB
Master Attenuator Level setting 0 dB / –6 dB / –12 dB
Monaural/Stereo Selection for Master Output Monaural / Stereo
IC2001 [UTILITY]
Booth Attenuator Level setting 0 dB / –6 dB / –12 dB
(MAIN Assy) settings
Monaural/Stereo Selection for Booth Output Monaural / Stereo
Peak Limiter setting for Master Output Enable / Disable
Microphone sound limiter setting added to Master Output Enable / Disable
Microphone sound limiter setting added to Booth Output Enable / Disable
C
Demo/Screen saver setting 1 minute / 5 minutes / 10 minutes / Screen saver / Disenable
Auto Standby setting Enable / Disable
Jog > Brightness of the display setting 1/2/3/4/5
Mixer > Brightness of the display setting 1/2/3
Sheet for confirmation of the user setting

MIDI Controller Settings Cross Fader Curve Cross Fader Cut Lag
AUTO MIDIMIDI controller 0 to 32 0.3 mm to 1.0 mm to 5.5 mm
mm
D
Output setting of the microphone to the booth monitor Microphone Talkover Mode setting Microphone Talkover Level setting
ON OFF Advanced Normal –6 dB –12 dB –18 dB –24 dB
Master Attenuator Level setting Monaural/Stereo Selection for Master Output Booth Attenuator Level setting
0 dB –6 dB –12 dB Monaural Stereo 0 dB –6 dB –12 dB
Monaural/Stereo Selection for Booth Output Peak Limiter setting for Master Output
E Monaural Stereo Enable Disable
Microphone sound limiter setting added to Master Output Microphone sound limiter setting added to Booth Output
Enable Disable Enable Disable
Demo/Screen saver setting

1 minute 5 minutes 10 minutes Screen saver Disable
F
Auto Standby setting Jog > Brightness of the display setting Mixer > Brightness of the display setting
Enable Disable 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3
84 DDJ-1000
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
9. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST

NOTES: - Parts marked by “NSP” are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
- The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part. A
- Screws adjacent to  mark on product are used for disassembly.
- For the applying amount of lubricants or glue, follow the instructions in this manual.
(In the case of no amount instructions, apply as you think it appropriate.)
9.1 PACKING SECTION
2
3 1
B
16
11
17
4 or 5 or 6 or 7
SYXJ only C
11 9
10
15
8
18
12
19
D
13
14
20
DDJ-1000 85
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
(1) PACKING SECTION PARTS LIST

> 1 Power Cord See Contrast table (2) NSP 8 rekordbox dj license key label DXA2304
A > 2 AC Adapter DWR1574 NSP 9 Leaflet DRM1410
3 USB Cable DDE1128 NSP 10 Warranty See Contrast table (2)
4 Operating Instructions See Contrast table (2) NSP 11 Polyethylene Bag AHG7117
(Quick Start Guide) 12 Mirror Mat (1200*1000) DHL1169
5 Operating Instructions See Contrast table (2) 13 Handle DEC3783

(Quick Start Guide) 14 Spacer DEC3784
6 Operating Instructions See Contrast table (2) 15 Partition DHC1101
(Quick Start Guide) 16 Packing Pad DHA1972
7 Operating Instructions See Contrast table (2) 17 Packing Pad DHA1973
(Quick Start Guide)
B
18 Packing Pad DHA1974
19 Packing Pad DHA1975
20 Packing Case See Contrast table (2)
(2) CONTRAST TABLE

DDJ-1000/FWLPWXJ, SYXJ, UXJCB and XJCN are constructed the same except for the following:
DDJ-1000 DDJ-1000 DDJ-1000 DDJ-1000
C Mark No. Symbol and Description
/FWLPWXJ /SYXJ /UXJCB /XJCN
> 1 Power Cord ADG1154 ADG1154 XDG3052 ADG7079
4 Operating Instructions (Quick Start Guide)(En, Es) DRH1471 Not used Not used Not used
5 Operating Instructions (Quick Start Guide) Not used DRH1469 Not used Not used
(En, Fr, De, It, Nl, Es, Pt, Ru)
6 Operating Instructions (Quick Start Guide)(En, Fr) Not used Not used DRH1468 Not used
7 Operating Instructions (Quick Start Guide)(Zhcn) Not used Not used Not used DRH1470
NSP 10 Warranty Not used DRY1270 Not used Not used

20 Packing Case DHG3619 DHG3584 DHG3618 DHG3621
86 DDJ-1000
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
9.2 BOTTOM SECTION
• Bottom view A
6
32
34
Refer to 34
"9.3 CHASSIS SECTION". 34 32
25
P
O
A 3 1
N
B
M
L
34 K
J D
7 I
C A
B E
H G F
O
N 32
M
L
K
J D
Acetate tape
I E C
C H F
34 G
34
34
7
10
29
2
34
5 C B 19
20
4
8 35
32 27 12 57
31
13 512
12 56
19
20 D
18
26
28
23
28
24
17
21 14 54
18
15
22
26
16
E
33
11
35 56
F
NON-CONTACT
CONTACT SIDE
11
33
11
SIDE
35 512
DDJ-1000 87
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
(1) BOTTOM SECTION PARTS LIST

Mark No. Description Part No.
1 PSWB Assy DWX4114
A 2 HPJK Assy DWX4116
3 Connector Assy (05P) PF05PP-D12
4 Connector Assy PF04PP-D10
5 Connector Assy PF03PP-B22
6 Shield Plate DNH3342

7 Stay DNH3351
8 Stay DNH3348
> 9 Chassis DNK6747
10 Cross Fader Service Assy DEA1088
B
11 Sheet/LEG DEC3534
12 Knob DAA1360
13 Knob DAA1361
14 Knob DAA1386
15 Select Knob DAA1205
16 FX SEL Knob DAA1213

17 Knob DAA1368
18 Knob/SLD DNK5981
19 Dial Knob DAA1246
C
20 Adjust Knob Black DAC2528
21 Slider Knob 1 DAC2684

22 Stopper/SLD DNK6009
23 Knob DAC3238
24 Stopper DNK6440
25 Power Knob DAC2306
26 Slide Sheet 1C DAH2404

27 Cord Hook DNK6755
28 Slider Knob 2 DAC2685
D 29 Cord Clamper (Steel) RNH-184
30 • • • • •
31 Nut M12 DBN1018

32 Screw BBZ30P060FTB
34 Screw BPZ30P080FNI
35 Screw BPZ30P120FTB
88 DDJ-1000
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
9.3 CHASSIS SECTION
4 11 A
6
12
10
5
7
8
6
10
11 B
1
B
3
2
CHASSIS and CROSSFADER SECTION PARTS LIST

1 MAIN Assy DWX4104
2 MOUT Assy DWX4115
3 Crimp Connector PF16PP-D15
E
4 Stay DNH3341
5 Earth Terminal DKE1015
6 Nut NKX2FTC
7 Spring Lock Washer WS40FNI
8 Washer WA32F100Q050
11 Screw PPZ30P080FTB
12 Screw (M3*5) DBA1340 F
DDJ-1000 89
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
9.4 CONTROL PANEL SECTION (1/2)
A 41 • Bottom view
Accessories A -2 17
of VR
36
31
41 MAIN
CN2
D 23
7
a 18
E
24 34
41
41
B 41
29
Accessories MAIN MAIN
39 of VR CN5 CN7
Accessories
of VR 15
22
35
30 16
Accessories 41
of VR
A -2
32
b D
A -1
Accessories 21
of VR
41 MAIN
32
CN4801
41
6 D 25
C
10
41 MAIN
3 G 41 CN2
13 MAIN
41
MAIN 33 CN13
CN3 d 41
MAIN 41 41 11
14 CN4
12 9
B F 25
41
I 2
c MAIN
5 CN11 MAIN
CN12 41
41
19
26
3
G
41 f 41
D 20 41
12 9
A -1 C F
41
I 2
B e
H 40
5
4 K
1
26
8
41
d
C
H 4
E
28
c b f
a
27
37
28
e
27
F
NON-CONTACT
CONTACT SIDE
Refer to
37
SIDE
"9.5 CONTROL PANEL SECTION (2/2)".
90 DDJ-1000
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
CONTROL PANEL SECTION (1/2) SECTION PARTS LIST

1 OLED Assy DWX4106
2 LOOP Assy DWX4108 A
3 BRWS Assy DWX4109
4 PADB Assy DWX4110
5 PLAY Assy DWX4111
6 MIXER Assy DWX4112

7 BFXB Assy DWX4117
8 OLED Assy (Service) DEA1084
9 FFC DDD1831
10 FFC DDD1832
B
11 FFC DDD1833
12 FFC DDD1834
13 FFC DDD1835
14 FFC DDD1836
15 FFC DDD1839
16 FFC DDD1840
17 FFC DDD1841
18 FFC DDD1842
19 FFC DDD1844
20 FFC DDD1845 C
21 Shielded Conn-Cable DDA1082

22 I-Shield Sheet DEC3765
23 Sheet DEC3770
24 Sheet DEC3771
25 Sheet DEC3772
26 Sheet DEC3773
27 Sheet DEC3774
28 Spacer DEC3775
29 Stay DNH3343 D
30 Stay DNH3346
31 Stay DNH3347
32 Stay DNF2039
> 33 Sheet DEC3780
34 Cord Clamper (Steel) RNH-184
35 SW Cap DAC2753
36 Slide SW Cap (W) DAC2401

37 Button DEB2059
38 • • • • • E
39 Screw PMH20P040FTC
DDJ-1000 91
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
9.5 CONTROL PANEL SECTION (2/2)
A • Bottom view 2
35 MAIN
CN1
11 14 22
3/1 2/4 MASTER KEY

QUANTIZE SLIP TEMPO SYNC
1
MAIN
1/2 2/2 1/2 2/2 1/2 2/2 CN14
35
12
13 2/2
B 11 2/2
11 1/2
14 2/2
22 2/2
24 1/2 or 2/2 9
22 1/2 10 1/2 27 1/2,2/2 ×3
21
25 12
20
11 2/2
23 15 2/2 26
1/2 or 2/2 16 2/2 11 1/2
10 2/2
17
9
19
18
C 29 13 1/2
31 24 1/2 or 2/2
30 15 1/2 14 1/2
5 28
17
23
1/2 or 2/2 16 1/2
22 1/2 20
22 2/2 19
21
18
31
8
D
6
E
3
33
F
NON-CONTACT
CONTACT SIDE
32 4
SIDE
92 DDJ-1000
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
(1) CONTROL PANEL SECTION (2/2) SECTION PARTS LIST

1 FFC DDD1837 21 Button DAC3366

2 FFC DDD1838 22 Button DAC3367 A
3 EMC Gasket DEC3766 23 Button DAC3368
> 4 Control Panel DNK6746 24 Button DAC3369
5 Plate DAH3190 25 Button DAC3370

7 DS Tape DEH1095 27 Button DAC3219
9 Button/LOP DAC3074 29 Button DAC3141
10 Button DAC3356 30 Fader Packing DEC3355
31 Ring Lens (PLAY) DNK5315 B

11 Button DAC3357
12 Button DAC3358 32 Sheet DEC3763
13 Button DAC3359 33 Sheet See Contrast table (2)
14 Button DAC3360 34 • • • • •
15 Button DAC3361 35 Screw BPZ30P080FNI
16 Button DAC3362
17 Button DAC3363
18 Button DXB2189
19 Button DAC3364
20 Button DAC3365 C
(2) CONTRAST TABLE

DDJ-1000/FWLPWXJ, SYXJ, UXJCB and XJCN are constructed the same except for the following:
DDJ-1000 DDJ-1000 DDJ-1000 DDJ-1000
Mark No. Symbol and Description
/FWLPWXJ /SYXJ /UXJCB /XJCN
33 Sheet DEC3800 DEC3800 DEC3800 DEC3801
DDJ-1000 93
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
9.6 JOG DIAL SECTION
A
NON-CONTACT
CONTACT SIDE
13
SIDE
42
9
37 or 38
20
21 18 20
42
42
35
5
20 20
B
18 20 18
20
11
C 19
DS tape ×2 6
36 Lubricating oil Lubricating oil

A
(GEM1038) (GEM1038)
Lubricating oil
(GYA1001)
44
Lubricating oil
(GYA1001)
12
C
45
44 10
45
17
N or O Lubricating oil
3 or 4 14 (GEM1038)
Lubricating oil
16 (GEM1038)
Lubricating oil
(GEM1038) 15
7 9
B
Lubricating oil
D 8 (GEM1038)
Don’t apply the Lubricating
oil to blue area of Gear/LD.
Apply the Lubricating oil to

all circumferences.
24
33
24 Swab
Apply the Lubricating
25 oil to inside the hole of Gear/LD.
30
32 Cleaning
28
40
29 Wipe off the dry surf of the slide part in a cross.
E 23
31
26
22
34 Bottom Upper
C
L or M 27
1 or 2 43
39 45
8 Holder Lubricating oil
A
B D (GYA1001)
44
F
MAIN
D CN1 or CN14
94 DDJ-1000
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
JOG DIAL SECTION PARTS LIST

1 LCDL Assy DWX4105
2 LCDR Assy DWX4118 A
3 JOGL Assy DWX4113
4 JOGR Assy DWX4119
5 TFT LCD DWX4141
6 Sheet SW DSX1078
7 FFC DDD1843
8 Holder DNK6745
9 Roller DXB2178
10 Stay Assy/JOG DXB2133
B
11 JOG Plate DAH2679
12 JOG Dial A Assy DXA2159
13 JOG B DNK4068
14 Encoder Spring DBH1710
15 Plate DEC3700
16 Gear/A DNK6143
17 Gear/B DNK6144
18 SW Spring DBH1681
19 SW Cushion HH48/2 DEC2538
20 Cushion/RNG DEC3466 C
21 SW Ring DNK5233
22 Coil Spring/LD DBH1798
23 Leaf Spring/ADJ DBK1376
24 Washer DEC3137
25 Smoother DNK5237
26 Comp Plate DNK5243

27 Adjust Plate DNK5300
28 Cam Plate DNK5301
29 Dial Gear DNK5302 D
30 Link Gear A DNK5303
31 Link Gear B DNK5304

32 Plate DNK6748
33 Gear/LD DNK6145
34 Plate DNH3345
35 Window DAH3189
36 Holder DNK6749
37 Sheet DEC3768
38 Sheet DEC3779 E
39 Barrier DEC3798
40 Barrier DEC3799
41 • • • • •
42 Screw (FE) DBA1265
43 Screw BPZ20P100FTC
45 Screw IPZ20P060FTC
DDJ-1000 95
5 6 7 8

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DDJ-1000 FWLPWXJ AC 110 V to 240 V

DDJ-1000 SYXJ AC 220 V to 240 V

DDJ-1000 XJCN AC 220 V

© 2018 Pioneer DJ Corporation

K-ZZZ JAN. 2018

1.2 NOTES ON REPLACING

1.3 SERVICE NOTICE

g About the assembly of the JOG dial display

g About the Crossfadar Assy A

g About the assembly of the OLED Assy

g About the repair working of HEADPHONES signal line of MAIN Assy

g How to modify when the rattling of the product is occurred

A AC adapter Input / Output terminals

3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE

3.2 JIGS LIST

Lubricants and Glues List

Name Part No. Remarks

Lubricating oil GEM1038 Used for "9.6 JOG DIAL SECTION".

A DDJ-1000 Service check sheet

Version display Firmware etc. ————— ————— VERSION INFORMATION

VOL & FADER [BEAT d][BEAT c] Press l Group switch

3.3 PCB LOCATIONS

B MOUT ASSY A MAIN ASSY P PSWB ASSY

LCDL ASSY L L LCDL ASSY

PLAY ASSY I E BFXB ASSY C HPJK ASSY I PLAY ASSY

1..MIXER ASSY DWX4112

PADSEG_5 2 9 2 PADSEG_5 DECKSEL_KEY 2 4 24 DECKSEL_KEY

KEYSEG_1 6 25 KEYSEG_1 20 SCK GNDD 1 1 GNDD

PADGRID_1 4 27 PADGRID_1 18 DGND

PADB ASSY (DWX4110)

FROM/TO LCD MODULE

GNDLED 8 3 GNDLED PADAD_3

3 GNDHP 2 GNDD 8 2 3 GNDD

HP_R 4 3 MIXER_GRID0 6 2 5 MIXER_GRID0 MIXER_GRID1 1 5 1 MIXER_GRID1

3 GNDHP GNDLED_9V 8 8 GNDLED_9V

4 HP_R KEY_BFX_ON_OFF 7 9 KEY_BFX_ON_OFF

RT2 MIXER_KEY7_1 2 0 1 1 MIXER_KEY7_1

GND_CRFD 3 CH3_FADER 8 2 3 CH3_FADER

CRFD M16_MIXER_AD3 2 4 M16_MIXER_AD3

CN9001 OLED_CLK 4 7 OLED_CLK

PADSEG_2 3 0 1 PADSEG_2 V+15OLED 3

PADSEG_5 2 9 2 PADSEG_5 OLED1_VKH 2

PADDIM_10 2 7 4 PADDIM_10 CKS3851-A

MST_L_COLD 1 2 1 2 MST_L_COLD DKN1669

PLAY_KEY 1 2 19 PLAY_KEY 2 HOT

MST_MUTE_OUT 7 7 MST_MUTE_OUT GND

PADGRID_3 PADGRID_3 28 AGND

PADB ASSY (DWX4110)

KEYRST_KEY 2 2 1 4B-LOOP_KEY V+5LED 13 3

GNDLED 2 0 3 SLIP_KEY 11 5 GNDD

GNDLED 16 LOOP-IN_KEY 2 0 20 LOOP-IN_KEY

V+9LED 1 8 5 SLIP_REVERSE_LED B 9 7 BACK_KEY

V+3R3D 1 6 7 V+3R3D 16 LOOP-OUT_LED BACK_KEY

V+3R3AD 1 4 9 V+3R3AD GNDD 1 4 14 GNDD

GNDAD_TEMPO 1 2 SLIP_LED 3 1 3 V+5LED

CN9401 GNDD 2 1 4 V+3R3E_D

ADCT 1 0 13 TAGTRK_KEY GNDD 1 1 5 GNDD

CUE_KEY 3 8 CUE_KEY PADAD_8 7 16 PADAD_8 7 7 B

GNDLED 4 7 GNDLED PADAD_1 6 17 PADAD_1 BRWS_SEL 6 6 BRWS_SEL

PLAY_LED PADAD_5 1 SLIP_KEY 5 5

CUE_LED 6 5 CUE_LED PADAD_6 4 19 PADAD_6 4 4 QUANT_KEY