Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product SVM-1000 Pioneer
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Operating Instructions SOUND & VISION MIXER SVM-1 000 SVM-1000_B_En.bo ok 1 ページ ２００７年１ １月２６日 月曜日 午後 １２時５４分.
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3 En Contents CONFIRM ACCES SORIES ........................ ...................... 4 CAUTIONS REGARDING HA NDLING ............................4 Location ...................................... ................................ .................... 4 Cleaning the Unit .
CONFIRM ACCESSORIES / CAUTIONS REGARDING HANDLING / FEATURES 4 En CONFIRM ACCESSORIES Powe r co r d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Wa rr anty ca r d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FEATURES 5 En Improved design and operability for new club culture Based on the conce p t of c r eating “a design that fascinates,” the boxy-sha p e of pr evious DJ mixe r s has been r estyled towa r d an edgie r and mo r e solid design.
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS 6 En NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS CONNECTION PANEL 1 POWER switch 2 PHONO input connecto rs RCA ty p e p hono level (MM ca r t r idge) in p ut connecto r s. Do not use f o r in p utting line level signals. 3 DVD/LI NE input connectors RCA ty p e line level audio in p ut connecto r s.
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS 7 En 22 MIDI OUT connector DIN ty p e out p ut connecto r . Use to connect to othe r MIDI com p onent. 23 MIDI USB output connector USB-B ty p e out p ut conne cto r . Use to connect to a com p ute r . OPERATION PANEL 1 U SB connector Use to connect a USB memo r y o r keyboa r d.
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS 8 En 10 HEADPHONES output switch (MONO SPLI T/STEREO) MONO SPLIT: The sou r ce sound selected with the head p hone CUE button is out p ut to the L channel, while the maste r sound is out p ut to the R channel (only when [ MASTER ] is selected with the head p hone CUE button).
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS 9 En 35 Master level indicator (MASTER L, R) These segment indicato r s dis p lay the audio out p ut level f r om L and R channels.
CONNECTIONS 10 En CONNECTIONS Always turn off the power switch an d disconnect the power plug from its ou tlet when making or changing connections. CONNECTING INPUTS Pioneer DJ/VJ DV D player s or DJ .
CONNECTIONS 11 En CONNECTING OUTPUTS Audio master output This unit is fu r nished with balanced out p ut MASTER OUT 1 (su pp o r ting XLR p lu gs), and unba lanced out p ut MASTER OUT 2 (su pp o r ting RCA p lugs). Using th e MASTER ATT. switch, ad just the out p ut level to match the in p ut sensitivity of the p owe r am p lifie r used.
CONNECTIONS 12 En CONNECTING MICROPH ONE AND HEADPHONES Microphone A mic r o p hone with XLR-ty p e o r Ø 6.3 mm p hone-ty p e p lug can be connected to the MIC 1 connecto r on the o p e r ation p anel (u pp e r ) . The MIC 2 jack on the connection p anel ( r ea r ) can be used to connect a mic r o p hone with Ø 6.
BASIC OPERATIONS 13 En BASIC OPERATIONS 1 Set rear panel POWER switch to [O N]. 2 Set the AUDIO INPUT switch fo r the desired channel to m atch the type of connected component. • When usin g the DVD in p ut , set to [ DVD ]. • When using L INE in p ut, set to [ LINE ].
BASIC OPERATIONS 14 En Selecting Stereo or Monaural When the MONO/STEREO switch is set to [ MONO ], the audio maste r out p ut becomes a monau r al combination of L+R channels. Microphone Input 1 To use a micro phone, set the MI C switch to [ON] or [TALK OVER] .
USING THE VIDEO CONTROL FUNCTIONS 15 En USING THE VIDEO CONTROL FUNCTIONS Touch the LCD sc r een to cont r ol video func tions. Su pp o r ts video c r oss fade r functions and video channel switch func tions. OPERATING THE VIDEO CROSS FADER The video c r oss fade r is used to mani p ulate video images.
USING THE VIDEO CONTROL FUNCTIONS 16 En OPERATING IN THE VIDEO SOLO MODE Setting video solo mode to ON allo ws instantaneous switching to the desi r ed channel’s video. By combining wit h the FADER AV SYNC button ON/OFF, a va r iety of o p e r ations is p oss ible.
USING THE EFFECT FUNCTION 17 En USING THE EFFECT FUNCTION This function a pp lies effects to the selected ch annel’s sound and video. Effects include BEAT effects, which a r e a pp lied in linkage t.
USING THE EFFECT FUNCTION 18 En 1 Touch the [ BPM AUTO/TAP] butto n to select the BPM (=Beat Per Minute ) measur ement mo de. AUTO: The BPM is auto matically meas u r ed f r om the in p ut music signal. TAP: Ta p th e TAP button w ith you r fi nge r to manually in p ut the BPM.
USING THE EFFECT FUNCTION 19 En USING TOUCH EFFECTS With TOUCH effects, m any effects can be c r eated by touching the video EFFECT p e r fo r mance monito r . When master monitor is off When master monitor is on 1 Tou ch the effect catego ry button [TOUCH].
USING THE EFFECT FUNCTION 20 En 2 Use the effect select buttons to choose a d esired image. 3 Touch the image to apply changes. 4 Use the CH SELECT dial to select the desired channel. • In the event no in p ut image is pr esent, the visualize r ’s image can be used.
USING THE EFFECT FUNCTION 21 En 7 Tou ch the beat button to choose the multip lication factor of the beat for synchroni zation of the effect. • Select the beat num be r ca lculated f r om th e BPM.
USING THE EFFECT FUNCTION 22 En EDITING TEXT 1 Touch the [TEXT EDIT] button. • The TEXT EDIT sc r een a pp ea r s. •T o u c h t h e [ EXIT ] button to r etu r n to the TEXT effect sc r een. 2 Rotate the VIDEO FX PATTERN/TEXT BANK dial to select TEXT BANK and touch the [ TEXT BANK] button to select t he text you wish to edi t.
USING THE EFFECT FUNCTION 23 En EFFECT LIST BEAT effects (*1) Description of the effect B eat button parameter Parameter 1 (TIME/PARAMETER) Parameter 2 (LEVEL/DEPTH) Description Description 1. DELAY (* 7) AUDIO Re p eat sound will be out p ut once to the beat.
USING THE EFFECT FUNCTION 24 En (*1) When the effect channel dis p lay shows [ CFA ], [ CFB ], o r [ MST ]/[ MASTER ], even if the effect monito r is tu r ne d ON, if the s elected channel’s sound is no t out p ut to the maste r out p ut, the effec t sound will not be hea r d.
USING THE EFFECT FUNCTION 25 En TOUCH effects (*1) Description of the effect Description of the effect when touched Parameter 1 (TIME/PARAMETER) Parameter 2 (LEVEL/DEPTH) Description Description 1. RIPP LE (*2 ) AUDIO Phasing effect is a pp lied pr o p o r tional to the volume of the in p ut bass sound.
USING THE EFFECT FUNCTION 26 En Description of the effect Description of the effect when touched Parameter 1 (TIME/PARAMETER) Parameter 2 (LEVEL/DEPTH) Description Description 4. DISTORTION (*2) AUDIO (*4) Out p uts a p hase r effect with r eve r be r ation.
USING THE EFFECT FUNCTION 27 En 7. KALEIDO AUDIO Out p uts the in p ut sound as if it we r e being made by a r obot. Touch mo r e towa r d the r ight to inc r ease the p itch. Touc h towa r d the left to lowe r the p itch. – – Rotate the dial clockwise to enhance the effect.
USING THE EFFECT FUNCTION 28 En Description of the effect Description of the effect when touched Parameter 1 (TIME/PARAMETER) Parameter 2 (LEVEL/DEPTH) Description Description 10. TWI ST AUDIO Flange r effect is a pp lied. Move finge r on touch p anel to r ight- left to change effect volume.
USING THE EFFECT FUNCTION 29 En (*1) When the [ HOLD ] button is set to ON, you can r eco r d the t r ack of you r finge r touching the touch p anel fo r a ma ximum of 8 se conds . (*2) The effect will not become visible unless the video effect p e r fo r mance mon ito r is touched.
USING THE EFFECT FUNCTION 30 En TEXT eff ects (*1) Video effects a r e de p endant u p on image dis p lay timing, with the r esult that an effect may not a pp ea r pr ecisely as intended when the set time is ve r y sho r t.
USING THE JPEG VIEWER 31 En USING THE JPEG VIEWER JPEG files can be loaded an d dis p layed f r om USB memo r y devices and SD ca r ds. U p to eight JPEG files can be loaded. BEFORE USING THE JPEG VIEWER Inse r t a USB memo r y device o r SD ca r d into this mixe r .
USING THE JPEG VIEWER 32 En Loading JPEG files to the SVM-1000 Use this function to load JPEG files into the JPEG BOX. When effect is ON, this fun ction is not usable. 1 Touch the [JPEG SELECT] butto n in the JPEG play mode screen. The JPEG select mode sc r een will a pp ea r .
USING THE JPEG VIEWER 33 En Operating in FADER MODE Using the JPEG images in the JPEG BOX, a sl ide show can b e c r eated with t r ansitions between images at chosen inte r vals. The channel fade r fo r the assigned channel is used to p e r fo r m the t r ansitions.
THE VIDEO EQUALIZER FUNCTION 34 En THE VIDEO EQUALIZER FUNCTION Rotating the channel e qualize r dial no r mally a pp lies equalize r effects on audi o only. Howeve r , by using the VIDE O EQ function, effects can be a pp lied to video as well. SET UP THE VIDEO EQ 1 Hold down the VIDEO EQ button.
FADER START FUNCTION 35 En FADER START FUNCTION By connecti ng the o p tional P ionee r DJ/VJ DVD P laye r o r DJ CD Playe r cont r ol cable, the channel fade r and c r oss fade r can be used to sta r t DVD/CD p layback.
PERFORM UTILITY SETUP 36 En PERFORM UTILITY SETUP When p owe r is tu r ned OFF, all utility setu p values othe r than MIDI CHANNEL and KEYBOARD LANGUAGE r eve r t to thei r default values.
PERFORM UTILITY SETUP 37 En MIDI CODE LIST Category Switch Name Switch Type MIDI Message Commnets MSB LSB CH1 VIDEO TRIM VR Bn 31 dd 0 to 127 AUDIO TRIM VR Bn 01 dd 0 to 127 HI VR Bn 02 dd 0 to 127 MI.
PERFORM UTILITY SETUP 38 En * The MIDI SNAP SHOT out p uts all MIDI commands exce p t MIDI STAR T/STOP. CENTER PANEL AREA BOOTH MONITOR VR Bn 19 dd 0 to 127 EFFECT AUTO/TAP BTN Bn 45 dd OFF=0, ON=127 .
PERFORM UTILITY SETUP 39 En GUI BUTTONS Category Switch Name Switch Type MIDI Message Commnets MSB LSB EFFECT CATEGORY BEAT EFFECT BTN — — — Changing the category inevitably causes an effect program change.
PERFORM UTILITY SETUP 40 En TEXT EFFECT RANDOM BTN 9n 60 dd OFF=0, ON=127 ZOOM BTN 9n 61 dd OFF=0, ON=127 BLOCK BTN 9n 62 dd OFF=0, ON=127 ROTATION BT N 9n 63 dd OFF=0, ON=127 CRUSH BTN 9n 64 dd OFF=0.
PERFORM UTILITY SETUP 41 En PERFORM VIDEO MONITOR SETUP Set the video monit o r out p ut method. Video monitor setup 1 H old the UTILITY (SET UP) button depressed. This wil l initiate t he utility setu p mode. 2 Tou ch [VIDEO MONITOR]. The video monito r setu p sc r een will be dis p layed.
HARDWARE SETUP 42 En HARDWARE SETUP The ha r dwa r e setu p values a r e pr ese r ved even when p owe r is tu r ned OFF. Initiate hardware setup 1 Turn the POWER switch on while pressing the UTILITY (SET UP) button. • Continue de pr essing the UTILITY ( SET UP ) button while th e logo ma r k [ PIONEER PRO DJ ] is dis p layed.
HARDWARE SETUP 43 En MASTER OUT SETTINGS 1 T ouch [MASTER O UT]. The MASTER OUT setting sc r een w ill be dis p layed. 2 C hoose settings by touching [ ] or [ ]. 3 Touch [SAVE] to save the settings. The settings will not be im p lemented unless [ SAVE ] is touched.
HARDWARE SETUP 44 En TOUCH PANEL SETTINGS 1 To uch [TOUCH PANEL]. The touch p anel setting sc r een will be dis p layed. 2 Touch either [T OP PANEL] or [BOTTOM PANEL] to select settings. 3 Touch the [+] mark with a pointed object such as a pen. Use a stylus p en o r othe r ty p e p en without a sha rp ti p .
TROUBLESHOOTING 45 En TROUBLESHOOTING Inco rr ect o p e r ations a r e often mistaken fo r t r ou ble and malfunction s. If you think the r e is something w r ong with this com p onent, check the p oint s belo w. Sometimes the t r ouble may o r iginate f r om anothe r com p onent.
TROUBLESHOOTING 46 En Static elect r icity o r othe r exte r nal in te r fe r ence may cause the unit to malfunctio n. To r esto r e no r mal o p e r ation, tu r n the p owe r off and then on again .
SPECIFICATIONS 47 En SPECIFICATIONS 1 Gener al Powe r sou r ce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AC 120 V, 60 Hz Powe r consum p tion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 W O p e r ating tem p e r atu r e .
<DRB1421-B> Printed in Malaysia Published b y Pioneer Cor poration. Copyright © 2007 Pioneer Corporation. All rights reser ved. PIONEER CORPORATION 4-1, Meguro 1-Chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-8654, Japan PIONEER ELECTRONICS (USA) INC. Multimedia and Mass Storage Division: 2265 East 220th Street, Long Beach, CA 90810, U.
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