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AUDIO 4 DJ – Getting Started

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2.3 Status LEDs<br />

1 - CHANNEL A and CHANNEL B:<br />

These LEDs provide information about the <strong>AUDIO</strong> 4 <strong>DJ</strong>’s audio inputs and outputs: they<br />

light up green to indicate that an audio signal is present. If the input signal is too loud<br />

and causes clipping, the LEDs turn red.<br />

2 - USB:<br />

When the <strong>AUDIO</strong> 4 <strong>DJ</strong> is connected, this LED lights up green. If the USB status LED remains<br />

black although the <strong>AUDIO</strong> 4 <strong>DJ</strong> is connected to your computer, please refer to the<br />

“USB Troubleshooting” section in the <strong>AUDIO</strong> 4 <strong>DJ</strong> User Manual.<br />

3 - INPUT MODE (Channel A and Channel B):<br />

Colored LEDs help you identify the Input Mode currently selected.<br />

Use the <strong>AUDIO</strong> 4 <strong>DJ</strong> Settings Tool to select an Input Mode, as explained in chapter 3, and<br />

thus adapt the <strong>AUDIO</strong> 4 <strong>DJ</strong>’s inputs to your line-level or phono devices.<br />

<strong>Getting</strong> <strong>Started</strong>: <strong>AUDIO</strong> 4 <strong>DJ</strong> <strong>–</strong> 12

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