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- Page 1 WARM4 DJ MIXERS Four Channel Analogue Rotary Mixer USER MANUAL 50-0438-0102(1) WARM4...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
PRECAUTIONS ..........................3 Important Notice ........................3 Key Safety Directions ......................4 Cleaning Directions ......................... 4 PACKAGE CONTENTS ....................... 5 WARM4 and ECLER HISTORY ....................5 DESCRIPTION & FEATURES ....................7 Main Features ........................... 7 PANEL FUNCTIONS ........................8 SETUP ............................10 Audio Input Connections ..................... -
Page 3: Precautions
WARNING: Ecler products have a long lifetime of more than 10 years. This product must never be discarded as unsorted urban waste, but must be taken to the nearest electrical and electronic waste treatment centre. -
Page 4: Key Safety Directions
1.2 Key Safety Directions Read the following directions. 11. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer. Keep the following directions. 12. Unplug the device during lightening Heed all warnings. sorts or when unused for long periods of Follow all directions. time. -
Page 5: Package Contents
• Warranty card. 3. WARM4 and ECLER HISTORY Although the origins of the company date from 1965, ECLER launched its first mixer back in the 1970s: the A4, a simple 4 channel mixer oriented to Super 8 film sound edition. The company grew throughout the 70s with the boom of Disco music and the increase of tourism. - Page 6 Eternal contactless magnetic crossfader, are Ecler constant innovation examples. Ecler DJ Division Pro Team selected artists with a diverse and wise music background to share our inputs in the quest for the perfect mixing devices. DJs who, playing from Minimal to Deep House, from Techno to Hip-hop, Breaks to Electro…...
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Page 7: Description & Features
WARM4 is a professional four channel analogue rotary DJ mixer, designed and manufactured by ECLER in Barcelona. Featuring 4 phono/line channels, 2 MIC inputs, classic sharp filters and a 4th-order Isolator. WARM4 includes a unique feature: an Analogue Subharmonic Synthesizer selectable per channel and specially designed to generate and reinforce ultra-low frequencies. -
Page 8: Panel Functions
5. PANEL FUNCTIONS... - Page 9 LED indicator ON 28. PFL/MIX monitoring control, SOURCE Input Selector (PHONO, LINE MIC) 29. Monitor Headphones Volume control Input sensitivity adjust, TRIM 30. Stereo Jack Headphones Treble control, HIGH 31. LED VU meter Channel 1 Midrange control, MID 32. Phono Input, PHONO 1 Bass control, BASS 33.
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Page 10: Setup
6. SETUP WARM4 is conceived as a club mixer to be placed between turntables or digital players. We recommend placing it in a comfortable position for the user and in no direct contact with the turntables in order to avoid the transfer of impacts and vibration during use. -
Page 11: Line Inputs
Low impedance (200 to 600 ohm) monophonic microphones must be used. For non- balanced microphones, we recommend monophonic jack plugs, although stereo ones are also suitable if the ring is short-circuited to the sleeve. The WARM4 includes 18V phantom power for condenser microphones. An internal jumper allows disabling the phantom power. -
Page 12: Booth Output
6.2.2 BOOTH Output Commonly used as an independent local "Booth" output for the DJ. This stereo BOOTH has balanced XLR3 (43) and unbalanced RCA (44) connections, and its level is set at 0dBV (1Vrms), but can be changed to +12dBV (4Vrms) through internal DIP switch (check the configuration diagram). -
Page 13: Quick Start
7. QUICK START Install and connect the WARM4 mixer as described in the Setup chapter. This quick start guide offers a simple procedure towards the routing and headphone monitoring of a turntable. 1. Set the controllers to their initial position... - Page 14 Adjust the input level Rotate the TRIM (3) control until the VU-meter shows 0dB. Send the signal to the HOUSE output Rotate the channel 1 potentiometer (13) clockwise to its maximum level. Monitor output through your headphones Adjust the VOLUME controller (29) to obtain a comfortable monitoring volume. You should now be able to hear the music through your headphones.
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Page 15: Operation
(1) indicator light will turn green. Even though the typical bump noise of audio devices when started is minimized in the WARM4, resulting from the internal anti-bump circuits, it is always recommended to turn devices on according to the following sequence:... -
Page 16: Isolator
Use both equalization and the Isolator with great care. By over-boosting the low frequency range, an excessive displacement of the loudspeakers’ membrane may occur. Ecler shall not be held liable for the failure of third-party devices due to improper use of this functionality. - Page 17 Larry Levan was the best conductor of the Paradise Garage orchestra, and Ecler wants to dedicate the WARM4 model to him, adding a very powerful DJ-controlled feature, which was a component of the Paradise Garage sound system, and has never been included in a DJ mixer before: the Analogue Subharmonic Synthesizer.
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Page 18: Monitoring System
The combined use of the Isolator and the Subharmonic Synthesizer functions, if not done properly, can result in damage to the loudspeakers. Ecler will not be liable for the failure of third-party devices due to improper use of this functionality. -
Page 19: Sending To External Effects Units Fx Send/Return
8.2.7 Sending to external effects units FX Send/Return All 4 channels of WARM4 are equipped with rotating potentiometers (9) which allow for the signal to be sent to an external effects unit, sampler, etc. These potentiometers enable to accurately adjust the signal level sent from each channel. -
Page 20: Further Considerations
Depending on what the configuration is, the use of active circuitry can generate a significant noise level. The WARM4 has been specifically designed to include a very reduced noise figure. However, noise levels will always depend on the correct use and installation of the mixer, as well as on the correct gain chain. -
Page 21: Technical Data
9. TECHNICAL DATA 9.1 Technical Specifications WARM4 AUDIO PERFORMANCES Inputs Number of Inputs LINE 4 Stereo Unbalanced Inputs PHONO 4 Stereo Unbalanced Inputs MICRO 2 Mono Balanced Inputs FX RETURN 1 Stereo Unbalanced Input Connectors type LINE 1-2-3-4 RCA STEREO... - Page 22 Tone Filter cut frequency at -6dB BASS 200Hz (slope 12dB/oct) 200Hz÷6.8kHz TREBLE 6.8kHz Isolator cut frequency at -6dB BASS 300Hz (slope 24dB/oct) 300Hz÷4kHz TREBLE 4kHz Analogue Subharmonic Synthesizer Input selective 50÷120Hz filter Harmonics 25÷60Hz synthesis Max Output level +12dBV Outputs Number of Outputs HOUSE 1 Stereo Balanced Outputs...
- Page 23 MISCELLANEOUS Control Mode Rotary with Alps Blue Velvet Potentiometers and Alps RK09L potentiometers Phantom Voltage 18VDC/5mA Max (Default ON) Input VU-Meter LED 12 segments (-38dBV ÷ +10dBV) House-Mix-Booth VU-Meter LED 12 segments (-30dBV ÷ +20dBV) Subharmonic Output VU-Meter LED 3 Segments (-20dBV / 0dBV / +4dBV) ELECTRICAL Power Supply Internal...
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Page 24: Mechanical Diagram
9.2 Mechanical Diagram All measurements are in mm. -
Page 25: Configuration Diagram
9.3 Configuration Diagram Based on the requirements of the devices connected to the mixer outputs, it is possible to change the output level by increasing it by 12dB. To do this, remove the right wooden panel and follow the instructions below. - Page 27 For technical queries contact your supplier, distributor or complete the contact form on our website, in Support / Technical requests. Motors, 166‐168 | 08038 Barcelona, Spain | (+34) 932238403 | eclerdj@ecler.com | www.eclerdj.com...