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TOP PANEL OVERVIEW
1.
Power Button – This
button is used to turn the
HDMIX
on
and
Please always use this
button when powering off
the unit. Unplugging the
adapter or switching off
power from an external
source, such as a power
strip,
may
result
damage to the unit or the
removable media.
power
down
the
please hold the power
button until the shutdown
process completes.
2.
Deck Section A – This
area features the controls
for deck A.
Please see
"Deck Controls (A and B)"
section of this manual for
description of deck controls.
3.
Deck Section B – This area features the controls for deck B. Please see "Deck Controls (A and B)" section of
this manual for description of deck controls.
4.
Global Controls Section – This area features the LCD screen and the global controls of the HDMIX. Please
see "Global Controls" for description of global controls.
5.
Mixer Controls – These are the controls of the internal analog mixer. Please see "Mixer Controls" section of
this manual for descriptions of these controls.
FRONT PANEL OVERVIEW
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1.
CD/DVD Drive – Insert CD/DVD discs into this drive. You can play audio CDs as well as data CD and DVD
discs, as long as the music files are in one of the compatible file formats. See "Formats" section for more
information on supported file formats.
Please Note: It is recommended that only one song be played or cued from a single audio CD at a time.
Playing two songs from the same CD could cause audio drop-outs to occur.
2.
Eject– This button opens and closes the CD/DVD drive tray. Please note that you cannot eject the tray if
actively playing back or cueing music from the drive.
3.
Hard Drive – The unit's hard drive holds your personal music collection, which is ready to use as soon as the
HDMIX is powered on. When connected to a computer, this hard drive will show up as an external drive,
allowing you to transfer music and build a Library directly from your computer.
4.
Lock – Use the included key to lock and unlock the hard drive from its enclosure. Please note that the hard
drive needs to be in and locked for the hard drive to function.
5.
Headphone Outputs (1/4" or 1/8") – Connect your 1/4" or 1/8" headphones to these outputs.
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