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GODJ User's Manual
Version 2.51
Firmware 14122
2015.8.10
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2015 JDSound Inc.

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  • Page 1 GODJ User’s Manual Version 2.51 Firmware 14122 2015.8.10 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    GODJ User’s Manual Contents 1 Introduction About This Manual..........2 Getting Started 2.1 Overview............2.2 Basic Operations..........2.3 Functions of the Screens........2.4 Information Bar..........2.5 Power states............2.6 BEAT LED............3 Preparing for Playback 3.1 Preparing Music Files........3.2 Volume Controls..........
  • Page 3 9 Using Samplers II – Musical keyboard & guitar screen 9.1 Structure of the Keys and Guitar Screen..9.2 How to use each modes........9.3 Elements in the play screen......9.4 Assigning User File to Samplers..... 68 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 4 10 Configuring the Options – Option screen 10.1 CONTROL tabs........... 10.2 DEVICE tabs..........10.3 REC tab............10.4 AutoDJ tab........... 10.5 SYSTEM tabs..........11 Other Functions 11.1 External Inputs..........11.2 Hi-res mode..........89 12 Firmware 12.1 Firmware Update........... 12.2 Firmware Recovery........13 Troubleshooting 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 5: Introduction

    If you click a topic with an arrow icon you can read a detailed explanation. You can download the latest version of the GODJ manual from the official website. Editions in other languages are also available. The GODJ official website: www.

  • Page 6: Getting Started

    (3) FX SELECT: Selects an effect (4) FUNCTION（A/B）: Context-sensitive on each screen e. Buttons CUE button: Sets a cue point Play/Pause button: Play/Pause the music on the turntable f. BEAT LED: Blinks to beat g. Crossfader: Adjusts the balance between track A&B 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 7 Used for USB connection with a computer and battery charge i. LINE OUT: Line(master) output jack j. LINE IN: Line input jack ●Back k.RESET button ●Lower side l. MIC: Microphone input jack m. PHONES: Headphones(monitor) output jack 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 8: Basic Operations

    2.2 Basic operations ● How to Turn On To turn on the GODJ, press and hold the power button located at the right side. If the internal battery is low, then charge the power by using the attached AC power adapter.

  • Page 9: Functions Of The Screens

    [3] Equalizer screen 　　　Searching Music Files 　　　Controlling Playback 　　　　Adjusting the Level of Each Band (the rightmost) [5] Keyboard & guitar screen　 [4] Pad & sequencer screen [6] Option screen Using Samplers II Configuring Options 　　　Using Samplers I 　　 　　 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 10: Information Bar

    Stereo sound is sent to the headphones. the effect icons are grayed out. FX Routing Mono sound is sent to the left/right channel of the headphones. While Kill is selected, the FX LEVEL works as the master volume. 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 11: Power States

    2.5 Power States The GODJ has three power states: ON, OFF, and Stand-by. These are switched with the power button. Power button push Power button push (more than 1 second) (less than 1 second) Power ON Power OFF Stand-by In the Standby state, the displays turns off and the operations with a touch panel, buttons and knobs are all invalid.

  • Page 12: Preparing For Playback

    ● Using a SD card writer Insert an SD card which contains music files to the SD card slot of the GODJ. An SD card up to 2TB is available. Please note that if you use an SD card larger than 32GB, you need to format your SD card on the GODJ.
  • Page 13 The GODJ can not playback files in other formats. If there is shown "Unsupported" in the file properties window, the file is not in formats above. In addition, the GODJ does not recognize file names that start with a dot (.).

  • Page 14: Volume Controls

    -The headphone volume is applied to the both tracks at the same time, though controlled with the VOLUME-"B" knob. Similarly, the microphone volume is applied to the both tracks, though controlled with the VOLUME-"A" knob. 　　　　 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Volume controls on the external inputs 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 15 LINE OUT (+PHONES※) FUNCTION-A/B ※ Sound output to the LINE OUT is sent also to the PHONES, when this icon is displayed in the information bar. Information Bar　　　Volume controls 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 16 All sounds above are mixed and adjusted by the master volume (5), controlled by the FX LEVEL when the FX SELECT is in the KILL (the rightmost) position, and are output to the LINE OUT. LINE OUT LINE IN Music Files 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 17 If the switch "Send main sound to HP" is ON on the DEVICE(1) tab in the option screen, then the sounds to the LINE OUT are also output to the PHONES after adjusted by the headphone volume. Send main sound to HP 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 18: Common Operations

    Press when turned on: (while playing) Jumps to the existing cue point (while pausing) Plays from the cue point while being pressed If you touch the turntable while pausing, CUE button starts blinking and you can set a new cue point. 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 19: Multiple Ways Of Mixing

    ● With the crossfader A simplest way to mix on the GODJ. By moving the crossfader, you can intuitively mix two tracks. The crossfader mode can be changed on the CONTROL(1) tab in the option screen.

  • Page 20: Effects

    Press FX SELECT: Turns OFF all the effects at once Rotate FX LEVEL: Changes the master volume Press and rotate FX LEVEL: Routes the effects to the track(s) Press FX LEVEL: Starts/stops recording (option setting needed) One-click recording with FX LEVEL knob 　 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 21 -Touch the effect icon: Enable/disable the effects on the track The color of the icon tells whether the effects are valid or not on the track. Blue： The effects are valid on the track Gray： The effects are invalid on the track 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 22 You can select the unit of delay time (beat/msec) and sensitivity of the FX LEVEL knob in the option screen. Delay FX time FX Level knob sensitivity You can also assign the filter effect to the VOLUME-A&B knobs and adjust each individually. Assign filter to VOLUME knobs 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 23: Searching Music Files File Browser Screen

    SD Card: You can read music files in the SD card . This icon is displayed only when a SD card is present in the slot. GODJ Drive: You can read music files located in the internal drive. Folders for sample files are also created here.

  • Page 24: Directories And Files

    Touch: Selects the file or directory Double touch: (On a file) Opens the file properties window (On a directory) Enters to the directory Swipe to left: Same as double touch Swipe to right: Exits from the directory 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 25 The date when the file is last played and the total play count are shown. They are updated only when the "Remember history" in the option screen is ON, and can be reset from the reset menu. Remember history Reset menu 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 26 When you store an unsupported file, its BPM is shown as 0 in the file selection screen. You can not load or play the file. There is shown "Unsupported" instead of the "Load" button in its file properties window. 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 27: File Browser Screen Icons

    In order to calculate the passed time after the last play, play history is required. When you use this function, make sure "Remember history" on the CONTROL(4) tab in the option screen is ON. If you change the date or time on the SYSTEM(1) tab, it reflects on the passed time. Remember history Date/Time 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 28: Dedicated Actions For Recorded Files

    5.4 Dedicated Actions for Recorded Files The files recorded by the GODJ are stored in the GODJ Rec. You can copy or delete them in the following steps. (1)Select a file in the GODJ Rec drive, then press the FUNCTION knob...

  • Page 29: Playlists

    "My Playlist xx", being numbered automatically. You can also rename playlists after creating. -Playlist size limit The number of playlists you can have on GODJ is limited to 100. Total entries must be up to 10,000 within all playlists. 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 30 -Delete an item from playlist (1) Select an item in the playlist and press down the FUNCTION knob. (2) Touch the icon in the file property window (3) Select "Yes" or "Cancel" by rotating the FUNCTION knob and press it down. 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 31 -Media icons for playlist entry In playlists, the icon before each item indicates the storage where its original file is stored. The original file is stored in the internal drive (GODJ Drive or GODJ Rec) The original file is stored in the SD card If the original file is not found, an item is shown as "File not found"...
  • Page 32 Select action by rotating the knob, and press it down to execute the action. Export to SD/GODJ Drive: Exports the selected playlist in the format of .m3u8 Rename: Rename the selected playlist Clear this playlist: Delete all items in the playlist, keeping the list itself...

  • Page 33: History

    -Hot-cue icons and white dots (play count/ passed time) in the file selection screen are also reflected on the items in History. The storage icons in History indicate the storage where the original file is stored. 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 34 2. In the pop up window, select "Delete" by rotating the knob and press it down to confirm. -Deleting entire history: 1. In the media selection screen, long press the FUNCTION knob on the "History" 2. In the pop up window, select "Clear all history" by rotating the FUNCTION knob and press it down. 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 35: Reset Menu

    -If you open the reset menu on the files in the GODJ Rec, dedicated actions for the recorded files are displayed in the same window. By rotating the FUNCTION knob, scroll and select the actions.

  • Page 36: Controlling Playback - Turntable Screen

    Switching the command pages: Select the bottommost command and press the FUNCTION knob The commands are flipped as the following. (i) While playing: SHORT LOOP >> REP + LONG LOOP >> SLIP LOOP (ii)While pausing: SHORT LOOP >> REP + LONG LOOP >> BEAT JUMP (i) Playing (ii) Pausing 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 37 Hot cues record a playback positions in a track file and enable you to jump there at any time. The recorded hot-cue points are shown on the progress bar, the waveform, and the vinyl turntable, and preserved even after the unloading of the file, the shutdown of the GODJ or the reset of the settings. ・Recording current position to hot cue: Select a free(white) CUE1-CUE4 and press down the FUNCTION knob.
  • Page 38 Press down Rotate & Press down Rotate Press down Press down Rotate Hold & Rotate Hold Release Hold & Rotate In the case of SHORT LOOP, you can switch the loop range also by touching the turntable. 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 39 ※4 beats are counted as a bar, and after 8 bars, the counter resets to 1:1. ・Jumping forward/backward by beats: (1)While pausing, select the bottom command and switch it to “BEAT JUMP” (2)Select specific “JUMP”command (from -32 to +32) and press the FUNCTION knob. 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 40 ・Confirm the BPM and exit TAP mode: Touch "OK" on the turntable ・Cancel adjusting and exit TAP mode: 　 Touch "Cancel" on the turntable, or rotate the FUNCTION knob to select any command other than “TAP” Please note that The adjusted BPM value is discarded. 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 41: Digitalturntable

    * If you set the option "Enable scratch in Digital" to OFF and the arc selector is positioned over the TAP command, the functions above (tap / motion loop) are replaced by others. This is useful option if you often use hot-cue jump and pitch bend jointly. Enable scratch in Digital 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 42: Pitch Bend

    ・While pausing, and the arc selector is on CUE CLEAR By dragging the turntable, you can search playback position with 32 times accuracy Available in the following situation: ・The arc selector is on the bottommost position Every touch operation on the turntable is ignored. 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 43 (i) While playing, and the arc selector is on CUE1-4 or TAP (ii) While pausing, and the arc selector is on any position other than CUE CLEAR or the bottommost You can perform scratch by dragging the turntable. 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 44 If you drag on the turntable while looping, you can change the pitch with keeping the loop range. Pitch up: Drag clockwise Pitch down: Drag counterclockwise LOOP Available in the following situation: ・While SHORT LOOP By touching the turntable, you can switch the loop range of SHORT LOOP. 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 45 When you return to normal playback, if you release the turntable right at the moment when the three radars align, you can return back to the original beat position. 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 46: Tempo Controllers

    When you swipe from "Orig" to "Now", the BPM gradually returns back to the original. (4) PITCHLOCK switch When this switch is set to the ON position, the original pitch is maintained even when the tempo is changed. 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 47: Vinyl Turntable

    When hot-cue points are recorded, visible markers are set on the vinyl. Their colors correspond to CUE1-4, and they each mark an angle of vinyl for hot-cue. You can utilize them to find playback position while scratching. 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 48 GATE 50% CUE 3 GATE 66% GATE 66% CUE 2 GATE 75% GATE 75% CUE 1 LOOP 1/8-32 BREAK 1/8 - 32 BREAK 1/8 - 32 SCRATCH BREAK 1 BREAK 1 SLIP 1/8-4 JUMP BREAK 1 The bottommost 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 49 CUE2 - 66% CUE1 - 75% ・Vinyl emulation At the start of playing, the vinyl starts slowly and then accelerates to the normal speed. When paused, it stops after deceleration. This behavior follows the actual vinyl player. 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 50: Adjusting The Level Of Each Band Equalizer Screen

    : Lowers from the Middle band, and raises from the Low and High band. : Lowers from the High band, and raises from the Low band. All on: Keeps all bands at the same level. All off: Controls by the FUNCTION knob are invalid. 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 51: Eq Crossfade Mode

    When ON, the operations by the knob and the crossfader are active. When OFF, only the touch operations are active. [4] Track-B: 100% FUNCTION knob： The knob operates the active sliders simultaneously, as well as in the case of ordinary equalization. 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 52: Gain Adjustment

    Touch the LOAD button when a value has been saved You can regulate the method how the initial gain is set when a file is loaded to the turntable on the CONTROL(2) tab in the option screen. Reset gain on load 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 53: Beat Matching In The Equalizer Screen

    PITCH "+": Waveform speeds up slightly and goes forward to the left PITCH "-": Waveform slows down slightly and goes back to the right You can select the pitch bend depth from 1 to 16%, in the option screen. Pitch bend depth 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 54 Preset pad Recorder pad Recording from User sample upload the track or capability external input Musical pad Playback samples on the pad Real-time programming with the sequencer by playing the pad Beat sequencer 8 patterns editable and connectable 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 55: Musical Pad

    　"Pitch" button: Resets the pitch to 100% ● Using pitch bend to the pads: When pitch bend buttons are shown, touch the +/- buttons　 You can change the pitch bend depth in the option screen. Pitch bend depth 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 56 (Preset pad) [5]Instrument window: With the arrows on the both sides, you can select a set of samples to assign to the pads. (Recorder pad) [6]Edit button: Toggles Edit mode ON/OFF [7]Source button: Determines which track is recorded 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 57: Beat Sequencer

    (or rotate the FUNCTION knob)　 Selected pattern is shown on the grid. ・Activating patterns Touch again the selected pattern (or press the FUNCTION knob) 　The number of active pattern turns on. You can also activate multiple patterns. 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 58 (1)Touch the clear button (or rotate and press the FUNCTION knob on it) 　 The cursor turns to red. (2)Touch a number of the pattern to clear (or rotate and press the FUNCTION knob on it) All data in the selected pattern are discarded. 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 59: Recording To Musical Pads

    (ii)If pausing, recording starts at the time it starts playing. (3)Stop recording: Release the FUNCTION knob The length of recorded sound is rounded to either of 1, 2, 4, or 8 beat(s). (Recording) (Selected) When 8 beats length has been recorded, the recording is stopped automatically. 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 60 The selected pad is highlighted in red (2)Adjust the playback starting position by rotating the FUNCTION knob. The waveform moves to left and right to show the adjusted sound. You can audition the sound by touching the pad. 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 61: Using Samplers Ii - Musical Keyboard & Guitar Screen

    　　 b.Chord select mode Selects chords by touching the components 　 ・Backing (Keyboard only) Plays rhythm pattern with chords c.Song book mode Saves and plays chords with song book 　 d.Book edit mode Edits chords in the song book. 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 62 ● Switching screens Track-A Track-B Chord select mode Song book mode Edit mode Guitar 　　　:Touch Manual mode FUNCTION-A 　　　: Press down Keyboard 　　　: Press & hold 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 63: How To Use Each Modes

    ● How to use the manual mode Like actual instruments, you can play by touching directly keys or strings. Keyboard Track-A Track-B: Play by touching keys Track-B: Guitar Track-A: Determine notes Play by dragging on the strings by touching Strings 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 64 ([2] and [3] are disabled.) [7]Switches the number of chord constituent 7th OFF: Triad chord (Root + 3 It tends to sound stable and simple. ON: Seventh chord (Root + 3 It tends to sound jazzy or floating. 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 65 FUNCTION-A knob Rotate: Changes a root of chord　　 　　 If you rotate all the way to left, you can delete the chord Press: Switches to the song book mode and writes the edited chords into the book. 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 66: Elements In The Play Screen

    [6] Switches octaves (3 octaves total, only in the keyboard screen) Vol, BPM, Pitch buttons: Operate similarly in the pad screen, except the followings ・BPM button does not have the pitch bend function. ・If you mute the sound of guitar, it stops. 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 67 There are seven patterns for each, corresponding to the position of touched key. Guitar [3]Arpeggio button When this is set to ON, it plays automatically the arpeggio patterns. There are six patterns corresponding to touched string. 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 68: Assigning User File To Samplers

    9.4 Assigning User File to Samplers -The dedicated folders for the samplers are on the GODJ Drive. You can see them from your computer while USB connection. -By placing WAV files in 8-48kHz, 8-24bit in these folders, you can change the samplers' sound.
  • Page 69 File names for the musical pads can include your desirable pad name displayed in screen. ex) 00_Kick.wav (3) Connect the GODJ with a computer using a USB cable (4) Create a sub-folder in a dedicated folder on the GODJ Drive, and give it a name (up to 14 characters) for the instrument's name.
  • Page 70 The numbers for the keyboard and the guitar correspond to the MIDI note numbers. Guitar: 40 = E2 (6th string open) 00 01 02 03 41 = F2 ・ ・ 04 05 06 07 ・ 75 = E♭5 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 71: Configuring The Options - Option Screen

    Sets the maximum range of the tempo slider. Tempo slider -Pitch bend depth Sets the depth of pitch bend. The pitch bend functions below are affected. PITCH BEND mode on the turntable Pitch bend on the equalizer screen Pitch bend for the pads 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 72 Keep for each file: Loads the saved gain value if any, otherwise resets to 0dB. Reset: Resets gain value as 0dB. In the case another value is saved before, loads it when you touch Gain adjustment the LOAD button 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 73 Then it returns to the original playback position. BREAK mode -Apply Crossfader to Pad When ON, the volume balance of the samplers is affected by the crossfader. Beat sequencer 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 74 When you load a music file, the point where to start playback is automatically selected. OFF: Starts from the beginning of files First sound: Skips silence at the beginning of songs CUE1 or first sound: Jumps to CUE1 if it is saved as a hot-cue point, or else simply skips silence 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 75 When this is set to the ON position, the filter effect is controlled with the VOLUME-A&B knobs, that enables you to adjust its parameter individually per track. Please note that you need to adjust the track volumes because they are fixed during you are using this function. 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 76 -Turntable torque ON: SCRATCH Adjusts the strength of the rotation of the turntable. The higher it OFF: BREAK 1 is, the more quickly the turntable returns to the normal speed when you release it. Function of the turntable 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 77: Device Tabs

    Dynamic: Use a dynamic microphone (does not need power) Line: Use line level input or pre-amped microphone -Stereo mic input (This option is displayed only if your GODJ is the corresponding model.) Activates the stereo mic input. Please use the 3 pole stereo microphone. 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 78 -Backlight off timer Sets a time for backlight off when there is no operation. -Wake up / shutdown on USB power When ON, the GODJ is awake if there is USB power activation and otherwise automatically shuts down. -Auto power off timer Sets a time for power off when there is no operation.
  • Page 79 OFF: None ON: BEAT LEDs are active (synchronized to the corresponding track) Fancy, Extreme: BEAT LEDs are active, and the other LEDs and the screen backlight are also synchronized to the beat. "Extreme" is more intensive than "Fancy". 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 80: Rec Tab

    10.3 REC tab The GODJ can record the sound sent to the LINE OUT including music played on the turntable and sounds on the samplers. Recorded sound is stored in the GODJ Rec disk as a WAV file. -Recording When ON, the GODJ starts recording. If no output signal is produced (mute), then the GODJ waits until the first signal comes.

  • Page 81: Autodj Tab

    10.4 AutoDJ tab The GODJ is equipped with the AutoDJ function. It plays music continuously without any operation. -AutoDJ If you slide this switch to ON, AutoDJ starts. The mixing style of the AutoDJ follows the settings below. -Playing order Sorted: Plays in the order of file name in the target folder or the order of being added to the playlist.
  • Page 82 Depend on the timing, your own selection of files might be intercepted by the AutoDJ’s. The AutoDJ plays music on both tracks, so please put the crossfader at center or set the crossfader curve to OFF. 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 83: System Tabs

    The player will recognize "PLAYLIST" as an external drive that is read-only. On this drive, there are displayed the files that can be played, from GODJ DRIVE, GODJ Rec, Playlists, and SD Card. When you play them on the external player, the data are read from the GODJ.
  • Page 84 UPDATE switch appears on the right. If you slide it, the firmware is updated. -Reset all options to default If you slide the switch to the right, all the settings in the option screen are initialized. 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 85 When formatting, please note the followings. -If you format a storage medium, all data (including those not displayed on the GODJ) are discarded. -In the case of SD card, its volume label is also deleted. The values and settings which are stored in the database such as BPM and hot-cue points of each file are not cleared even after formatting storage media.
  • Page 86 Switching the display language： (1)Touch the button to select the language (English >> Chinese >> Spanish)　 (2)Slide the "CHANGE” switch to the right -Switch to Hi-res mode When turned ON, the GODJ reboots and enters into Hi-res mode. 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 87: Other Functions

    Microphone type ● Functions limited for LINE-IN and MIC Because the GODJ can not control the music stream coming from the LINE-IN/MIC, CUE/hot-cue and tempo control are disabled. In addition, the following functions are also limited.
  • Page 88 Line In amp volume ● Real-time analysis When the LINE-IN/MIC is assigned to the turntable, the GODJ applies the real-time BPM and beat analysis to the incoming music. As the results of analysis, BPM values are always shown at BPM window, and beats are monitored at the BEAT LED.

  • Page 89: Hi-Res Mode

    Double touch: Resets the gain to ±0dB [3]Equalizer Slide vertically: Changes the output level of each band Double touch: Resets the equalizing to ±0dB [4]EQ switch: Touch to enable or disable the equalizer. When turned on, the equalizer operates on sound. 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 90 Lower: Displays the remaining time available -Sounds of music files are not recorded. -Volume controls, equalizing, and gain controls do not affects recorded data. -Only "Line In amp volume" in the option screen is active. Line In amp volume 2015 JDSound Inc.

  • Page 91: Firmware

    Starting the recovery menu (1) Remove the USB cable if connected. (2) Press a RESET button at the back side of the GODJ using a pen. (3) Hold VOLUME-A, FX-LEVEL, VOLUME-B knobs down and turn the GODJ on. (4) When a firmware update screen shows, move the crossfader to the left, then to the right.
  • Page 92 -Normal boot: Boots normally with the firmware currently installed -Recovery from GODJ DRIVE: Reboots after installing the firmware stored in the GODJ DRIVE -USB mode: Starts to wait to be connected with a computer as well as USB storage mode in the option screen...

  • Page 93: Troubleshooting

    When playback comes to the end of a song, it stops. If you press the play button, it turns to the start of a song. On pressing the button again, playback restarts. Tempo slider 2015 JDSound Inc.
  • Page 94 File names starting with dot (.) are not recognized. In playlists or history, if an item is labeled as "file not found", the original file is not accessible. If you restore a file that agree with the preserved properties in the SD card or GODJ Drive, its file name becomes displayed again. 2015 JDSound Inc.

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