COMPACT DISC PLAYER

CDJ-400

DJS Control Guide

By connecting your CDJ-400 (compact disc player) to your computer, you can control programs on your PC, including the DJ software made by Pioneer, namely DJS. When you combine your CDJ-400 with DJS, you can use the CDJ-400 to achieve all of the following: 1. Control two players (A and B) in DJS 2. Manipulate selected songs 3. Play back DJS sound (functions as a computer controlled audio device) * There are functions that cannot be achieved with other companies PC programs. For further information, refer to the Operating Instructions of the relevant PC program.
DJS software is designed for using MP3 files to enjoy playing the DJ on a computer. (You may not record the audio created in DJ play.) Please refer to the CDJ-400 Operating Instructions (printed manual) and the DJS users manual (PDF file) together when you work with DJS.
Table of Contents Chapter 1 Connecting your CDJ-400 and DJS
1-1 Using 2 CDJ-400s. 3 1-2 Using 1 CDJ-400. 4
Chapter 2 Precautions when Starting Up
2-1 Selecting a Player Control. 5 2-2 CDJ-400 Audio Device Function Settings. 6
Chapter 3 Using your CDJ-400 to Control DJS
3-1 Operating a Player with DJS. 8 3-2 Selecting Songs. 9 3-3 Switching the Player Control. 9
Chapter 4 Using the Support Site. 10
Please be sure to read the Software End User License Agreement thoroughly before starting to use DJS. For more information on the DJS Software End User License Agreement, its minimum operating environment and installation procedures, please refer to the provided leaflet Read Before Use. Copying of copyrighted materials such as music is unlawful unless permitted by a legal exception or consented to by the rightowners. Music recorded from CDs, etc. is protected by the copyright laws of each country, as well as by international agreements. The person who makes such a recording, himself, bears full responsibility for legal compliance in the use thereof.
* Pioneer and DJS are trademarks or registered trademarks of the Pioneer Corporation. * Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation of the United States and other countries. The formal name of Windows is the Microsoft Windows Operating System. * MPEG Layer-3 audio coding technology licensed from Fraunhofer IIS and Thomson multimedia. Supply of this product only conveys a license for private, non-commercial use and does not convey a license nor imply any right to use this product in any commercial (i.e. revenue-generating) real time broadcasting (terrestrial, satellite, cable and/or any other media), broadcasting/streaming via internet, intranets and/or other networks or in other electronic content distribution systems, such as pay-audio or audio-on-demand applications. An independent license for such use is required. For details, please visit http://www.mp3licensing.com. * All other company names and names of products are either the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective company(ies).
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DJS Ver. 1.600

Chapter 1 Connecting your CDJ-400 and DJS
When you use your CDJ-400 in conjunction with DJS, you can control DJS from your CDJ-400. By controlling DJS from your CDJ-400, you can manipulate it with the feel of using a DJ player for operations that to date you have done with your computers mouse and keyboard. Connecting 1 CDJ-400
Using just one CDJ-400, you can switch between and control two DJS players. 1-2 Using 1 CDJ-400

Warning!

Updating your Version of DJS
In order to use your CDJ-400 in conjunction with DJS, it is necessary to update DJS to version 1.500 or later. Please refer to the DJS users manual for directions on how to update your version of DJS. Chapter 4 Using the Support Site

1-1 Using 2 CDJ-400s

Connecting two CDJ-400s to your computer gives a direct feel to controlling your DJS player A and player B, and thus expands the range for DJ performance. Of course all the basic functions, such as play, cue, scratch, tempo control and so on can make song selections from the DJS music list using controls like the Rotary dial. Configuration of Audio Output from a CDJ-400 (connection example) The CDJ-400 is set up with a function for operating as a computers audio device. If you set the DJS audio output to your CDJ-400, you can output the DJS audio from the audio output terminal of your CDJ-400 in the very same way as a music source, such as music CD or USB memory that can be played on the CDJ-400. 2-2 CDJ-400 Audio Device Function Settings Warning!

Before Connecting to your Computer
If you are going to connect and use a CDJ-400 with your computer, install the driver software for the CDJ-400 onto your computer. For information on obtaining the driver software for your CDJ-400 and how to install it, please refer to CONNECTIONS of the CDJ-400 as well as the following Web page: http://www.prodjnet.com/support/
Connecting a CDJ-400 and a DJ mixer
Connect the audio output terminal (AUDIO OUT) of the CDJ-400 and the audio input terminal (CH) of the DJ mixer. Connect the white plugs of the audio cable that comes with the CDJ-400 to the white L (left) terminals and the red plugs to the red R (right) terminals.

Amp/Speakers

Connecting Amps & Headphones to a DJ mixer
USB PC R L AUDIO OUT R L CH-1 R L CH-2 R L MASTER USB PC R L AUDIO OUT
Connect either an amp or speakers to the audio output terminal (MASTER) of the DJ miser, and/ or connect headphones to the headphone terminal (PHONES). For information on how to make the connections, please refer to Operating Instructions of the DJ mixer you are using.

DJ mixer

Headphones
Configuration when not Outputting Audio from a CDJ-400 For configurations (connection examples) when the CDJ-400s audio output is not used and the DJS audio is output from another audio device, please refer to Configuration when using the DJS Mixer Functions (Example of Connections) and Configuration when using an External DJ mixer (Example of Connections) on the next page.

1-2 Using 1 CDJ-400

Using just one CDJ-400, you can switch between and control DJS players A & B. Of course all the basic functions, such as play, cue, scratch, tempo control and so on can make song selections from the DJS music list using controls like the Rotary dial. Configuration when using the DJS Mixer Functions (Example of Connections) DJS master (for amp or speakers) and monitor (for headphones) audio is output to each audio output of your computer. Your computer needs to have two or more audio output systems.
Headphones Audio Unit DJS Mixer Functions
On the DJS settings screen, switch the setting to using the internal mixer and specify where the audio is output to for the master (amp or speakers) and the monitor (headphones). 2-2 CDJ-400 Audio Device Function Settings

USB PC

If you are going to connect and use a CDJ-400 with your computer, install the driver software for the CDJ-400 onto your computer. For information on obtaining the driver software for your CDJ-400 and how to install it, please refer to CONNECTIONS of the CDJ-400 as well as the following web page. http://www.prodjnet.com/support/

Audio Unit

If your computer only has one audio output system, please add another audio device, such as a sound card or an audio unit. For information on connecting your computer with audio devices as well as on driver installation, please refer to the Operating Instructions of each of the audio devices.
(Two units may also be connected.)
Configuration when using an External DJ mixer (Example of Connections) The DJS player A and player B audio is output to each audio output of your computer. Your computer needs to have two or more audio output systems.
Using an External DJ mixer
On the DJS settings screen, switch the setting to using an external mixer and specify where to output the audio for player A and player B. 2-2 CDJ-400 Audio Device Function Settings
If your computer only has one audio output system, please add another audio device, such as a sound card or an audio unit. For information on connecting your computer with audio devices as well as on driver installation, please refer to the Operating Instructions of each audio device.

List Player

If your computer has three or more audio output systems, you can output audio for three players, namely player A, player B and a list player.

R L CH-1

R L CH-2

R L MASTER

Connect either an amp or speakers to the audio output terminal (MASTER) of the DJ mixer, and/ or connect headphones to the headphone terminal (PHONES). For information on how to make the connections, please refer to the Operating Instructions of the DJ mixer you are using.
DJ mixer (Two units may also be connected.)
Before starting to play with your CDJ-400, computer and DJS, select a player control and where the audio is output. Warning!
2-1 Selecting a Player Control
Connect the CDJ-400 to your computer with a USB cable. For information on each of the cables that come with the CDJ-400 as well as each type of the CDJ-400s cable terminals, please refer to CONNECTIONS in the Operating Instructions of your CDJ-400.

Start up your computer. Connect a USB cable to the USB port on the back of your CDJ-400 and to your computers USB port and then turn on your CDJ-400.
Alternatively, you can also power up your CDJ-400 first and then connect the CDJ400 to your computer.

Starting up DJS

First connect your CDJ-400 and power it up, then start up DJS.

Removing a CDJ-400

Always close DJS before disconnecting your CDJ-400 or turning it OFF.

Start up DJS.

Once DJS starts up, the [DJ Play] screen is displayed.
Select PC with your CDJ-400s USB select button (SOURCE SELECT).
Each time you press the USB select button, the indicator switches between MEMORY and PC.
USB select button (SOURCE SELECT)

Display

EJECT button (EJECT) Rotary knob (SELECT PUSH)
Rotate the CDJ-400s rotary knob (SELECT PUSH) to select the DJS player (A or B) you wish to assign.
Assigning a CDJ-400 to DJS Player A When you turn the Rotary dial to the left, PLAYER A? is shown on the Display of your CDJ-400; press the Rotary dial to select it. Assigning a CDJ-400 to DJS Player B When you turn the Rotary dial to the right, PLAYER B? is shown on the Display of your CDJ-400; press the Rotary dial to select it. When connecting two CDJ-400s
After you assign one of your CDJ-400s to a player (Either A or B), assign the other CDJ-400 to the other DJS player (A or B).
When three or more CDJ-400s are connected
Even if you connect three or more CDJ-400s, you will not be able to use the third or additional CDJ-400s to operate DJS or to output the DJS audio.
When connecting one CDJ-400
When PC is selected, if you press the EJECT button (EJECT), the assigned DJS player switches from A to B (or from B to A). 3-3 Switching the Player Control
2-2 CDJ-400 Audio Device Function Settings
Make the setting for where audio will be output on the DJS [DJ Play] screen. Start up DJS and make the settings on the [Mixer/Sound Card] screen in Preferences. When Using the DJS Mixer Functions
Set the audio outputs for the DJS master (amp and/or speakers) and the monitor (headphones). Configuration when using the DJS Mixer Functions (Example of Connections) Changing DJS Settings

Make changes to the various DJS settings on the different types of Preferences settings screens. After clicking [File] on the DJS menu, click [Preferences].
When Using an External DJ mixer
Specify where to output the audio for the DJS players A and B. Configuration when using an External DJ mixer (Example of Connections) Configuration of Audio Output from a CDJ-400 (connection example)
Open the [Mixer/ Sound Card] settings screen in Preferences.
On the settings menu on the left hand side of Preferences, click [Mixer/ Sound Card] to open the [Mixer/ Sound Card] settings screen.
Click either [Internal Mixer] or [External Mixer] and then click [ASIO].
Internal Mixer: Select if you are using the DJS mixer functions. External Mixer: Select if you are using an external DJ mixer (outputting audio from CDJ-400).
Selecting ASIO or DirectX
When using a CDJ-400, we recommend that you select [ASIO]. Before you connect your CDJ-400 to your computer, be sure to install the driver software for the CDJ-400. If you are using an audio device that is not [ASIO] compliant, please select [DirectX].

CDJ-400 Driver Software

For information on obtaining the driver software and how to install it, please refer to CONNECTIONS of the CDJ-400 as well as the following Web page: http://www.prodjnet.com/support/
Select the output terminal of the CDJ-400 as a sound card.
Sound card 1 (SC1): After clicking the check box for [Sound Card 1 (SC1)] ON, click to select the audio output terminal (device/channel name) from the list of sound cards. Sound card 2 (SC2): After clicking the check box for [Sound Card 2 (SC2)] ON, click to select the audio output terminal (device/channel name) from the list of sound cards. CDJ-400 Audio Output Terminal (Device/Channel Name)
If one CDJ-400 is connected: PIONEER CDJ-400 ASIO is displayed in the list of sound cards. If two CDJ-400s are connected: Both PIONEER CDJ-400 ASIO: CDJ-and PIONEER CDJ-400 ASIO: CDJare displayed in the list of sound cards. CDJ-or CDJ-is displayed in the CDJ-400 display corresponding to its respective channel, so select the CDJ-400 that is positioned on the left for player A and the CDJ-400 positioned on the right for player B. Selecting a Sound Card

Sound cards and/or audio units other than the CDJ-400 may be selected from the sound cards that are displayed in the list. When one is selected, the DJS audio is output from the selected sound card or audio unit and audio is not output from the CDJ-400 audio output terminal. Configuration when using the DJS Mixer Functions (Example of Connections) Configuration when using an External DJ mixer (Example of Connections)

Adding Audio Devices

Adjusting the Delay Time
If you are using more than one sound card and/or audio unit and there are differences in their responsiveness, you can match them up by setting a delay time (adding a delay time) for the audio output with a fast response time to the audio output timing of the audio output unit with the slower response time. If you are using two CDJ-400s, no adjustments in the delay time are required. Set the delay time of sound card 1 (SC1) and sound card 2 (SC2) to 0 msec.
Selecting a Sound Card: You can select audio devices other than the CDJ-400 as the sound card. When one is selected, the DJS audio is output from the selected audio device and audio is not output from the CDJ-400 Audio output connectors.
Adjusting the Buffer Size
If the audio gets interrupted during playback, increase the size of the buffer.

Player L (List Player)

Click [OK].
Click [OK]. The [Mixer/Sound Card] setting screen will close.
When you connect your CDJ-400 to your computer, you can control DJS from the CDJ-400. By controlling DJS from your CDJ-400, you can manipulate it with the feel of using a DJ player for operations that to date you have done with your computers mouse and keyboard Of course all the basic functions, such as play, cue, scratch, tempo control and so on can make song selections from the DJS music list using controls like the Rotary dial. Warning!
3-1 Operating a Player with DJS
You can use the CDJ-400 to operate either player A or player B on the [DJ Play] screen.
If you have set the DJS audio output to your CDJ-400, the DJS audio will be output from your CDJ-400s audio output terminal. 2-2 CDJ-400 Audio Device Function Settings
USB Select Button (SOURCE SELECT)
Each time you press the USB select button, the indicator switches between MEMORY and PC.
Operate the CDJ-400 Player.
When you operate the various buttons on your CDJ-400, such as the jog dial or the tempo adjustment knob, it operates the player in the [DJ Play] screen.
USB select button (SOURCE SELECT) EJECT button (EJECT)

EJECT Button (EJECT)

When one CDJ-400 is connected, you can switch DJS operations from player A to player B (or from player B to player A). 3-3 Switching the Player Control
Spin (when in VINYL mode)

If you spin the jog dial of your CDJ-400 very quickly, even after you let go of it, it will continue playing at the speed and in the direction that the jog dial is rotating until it stops. You cannot do this Spin play with the mouse.

Player

Simultaneous Operations
You can do the following operations at the same time from a CDJ-400 player. If you rotate the jog dial while holding down SEARCH, it accelerates the search play speed. While playing a cue point sample, if you hold down the CUE button, you can operate the jog dial. While playing a cue point sample, if you hold down the CUE button and the press the PLAY button, even if you let go of the CUE button, it keeps on playing without returning to the CUE point. While playing a cue point sample, if you hold down the CUE button and press the Loop In Button (Real Time Cue), the playback point is recorded as the CUE point. When you release the CUE button, it returns to the CUE point. When you are in the VINYL mode, if you hold down the jog dial and press the CUE button, the playback point is recorded as the CUE point. When you release the jog dial, it returns to the CUE point. When you are in the VINYL mode, if you hold down the jog dial and press the Loop In (Real Time Cue) button, the playback point is recorded as the CUE point. Even when you release the jog dial, it continues playing without returning to the CUE point.
Functions that are Linked with the [DJ Play] Screen (Player Functions)
CDJ-400 Operation Control PLAY/PAUSE CUE SEARCH TRACK SEARCH IN / REAL TIME CUE OUT RELOOP/EXIT JOG MODE TEMPO 6/10/16/WIDE MASTER TEMPO TEMPO JOG (-REV/+FWD) Control Linked on the [DJ Play] Screen PLAY/PAUSE button CUE button SEARCH buttons TRACK SEARCH buttons IN/REALTIME CUE/HOT LOOP button OUT/OUT ADJUST button RELOOP/EXIT button JOG MODE VINYL button (VINYL mode / CDJ mode) TEMPO control range button MASTER TEMPO button TEMPO control slider Jog dial
For information on how the different button functions work, please refer to PANEL FACILITIES in the CDJ-400 Operating Instructions.
Unlinked Player Functions
The following CDJ-400 buttons do not link up with the [DJ Play] screen. (No Function in DJS) Beat Loop / Loop Divide Buttons (BEAT LOOP) Reverse Button (DIRECTION)

3-2 Selecting Songs

You can use the CDJ-400 to operate Tracklists or Playlists on the [DJ Play] screen.
Operate the track list or play list.
You can use the controls of your CDJ-400, like the Rotary dial, Folder BACK button, and the HOLD button to work with the track list or play list that is displayed in the [DJ Play] screen.
Folder BACK button (BACK) Rotary knob (SELECT PUSH) HOLD button (HOLD)

Track Lists and Play Lists
The format of music lists can be switched on the [Play Style] settings screen in DJS Preferences. On the settings menu on the left hand side of Preferences, click [Play Style] to open the [Play Style] settings screen.

Vertical Scrolling

If you move the selected line to the top (or the bottom), the list will scroll vertically and display the selected line.
Selecting artists or albums
If you put the selected line on [Artist/Album] in the category column and then push the Rotary dial, a list of artists or albums is displayed. If you put the selected line on an artist or an album and then press the Rotary dial, a list of songs is displayed.
Aligning the selected line with the song you want to play
CDJ-400 Operation Control Rotary dial (Rotate) Functions that are Linked with the [DJ Play] screen Rotate it clockwise and the selected line moves downwards. Rotate it counterclockwise and the selected line moves upwards. If the selected line is on a song, then the selected song is loaded to player A (or player B) and played. If the selected line is on a category, such as a genre, artist, album, etc., then the line moves to the next list down and the list of songs in the selected category is displayed. The line moves to the next list up. (Genre, artist, album, etc.) If a list is closed, it opens the list.
TEXT MODE Button (TEXT MODE)
Switches the text that is shown on the CDJ-400s Display. Title, Album, Artist

Rotary dial (Push)

TIME MODE/AUTO CUE button (TIME MODE / AUTOCUE)
Switches the time display. Elapsed Time (TIME) / Time Remaining (REMAIN) If you press and hold it, it toggles the autocue function ON and OFF.
Folder BACK button (Push) HOLD button (Push)

The Auto Cue Function

When a song is loaded, this function automatically sets a cue to the point immediately before the audio starts to play.
3-3 Switching the Player Control
When one CDJ-400 is connected, if you press the EJECT button (EJECT) while PC is selected, the assigned DJS player switches from A to B (or from B to A). However, where the DJS audio is output does not switch automatically switch from A to B (or from B to A), so when you are outputting the DJS audio from the audio output terminal of the CDJ-400, be sure to switch where the DJS audio is output, using the [Mixer/Sound Card] screen in Preferences, as necessary. 2-2 CDJ-400 Audio Device Function Settings When two CDJ-400s are connected

The assigned DJS player doesnt switch even if the EJECT button (EJECT) is pressed. Close DJS and turn off your CDJ-400, and then select a player control and where the audio is output by following Chapter 2 Precautions when Starting Up.

When using a play list

When the format of the music list is in Play List, the selected song is loaded and goes into standby mode.
Chapter 4 Using the Support Site
Before contacting us about how to use DJS or with technical questions, please check the Users Manual recorded on the DJS CD-ROM as well as the FAQ on the DJS support site. To connect to the DJS support site, click [File] on the DJS menu and then click [Internet]. When using the DJS support site, it is necessary to enter the login name and password you specified when you registered as a DJS user. When using the DJS support site, please have the following details at hand when you contact us: customers name, product name, installation key, model and specs of the computer (CPU, amount of memory, peripheral devices connected, etc.), version of the operating system and a detailed description of the problem you are experiencing. We are only able to provide support for DJS users who have completed user registration. Please take care of the login name and password you specified during user registration in the same way as the installation key and registration ID so you do not forget them. * For information about installation of DJS or how to complete user registration, please refer to the Users Manual that is recorded on the DJS CD-ROM. If you experience difficulties in installing the software or completing user registration, please refer to our home page on the internet. Information on Installation and User Registration http://www.prodjnet.com/djs/support * If you have questions about your computer, peripheral devices or technical questions, such as about combinations with products other than those we support, please check with the manufacturer of the device or contact the sales outlet. There are DJS version updates scheduled in order to improve the performance and add functionality. By completing the user registration, you not only gain access to our support site, but it also allows you to download the updater program. By all means update your version of DJS with this updater program so you can always have the latest version to use.

COMPACT DISC PLAYER

CDJ-400
Driver Installation Guide
When the compact disc player CDJ-400 is to be used connected to a computer installed with the Microsoft Windows operating system, it is necessary to first install the CDJ-400 driver software. Also, be sure to read the printed information CAUTIONS REGARDING HANDLING and CONNECTIONS provided with the CDJ-400 before installing the driver and connecting the player to the computer. OR USAGE OF TRADE, INCLUDING ANY WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, SATISFACTORY QUALITY, ACCURACY, TITLE OR NON-INFRINGEMENT. DAMAGES AND REMEDIES FOR BREACH You agree that any breach of this Agreements restrictions would cause Pioneer irreparable harm for which money damages alone would be inadequate. In addition to damages and any other remedies to which Pioneer may be entitled, You agree that Pioneer may seek injunctive relief to prevent the actual, threatened or continued breach of this Agreement. TERMINATION Pioneer may terminate this Agreement at any time upon Your breach of any provision. If this Agreement is terminated, You will stop using the Program, permanently delete it from the computer where it resides, and destroy all copies of the Program and Documentation in Your possession, confirming to Pioneer in writing that You have done so. Sections 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 3, 4, 5 and 6 will continue in effect after this Agreements termination. GENERAL TERMS 6.1 Limitation of Liability. In no event will Pioneer or its subsidiaries be liable in connection with this Agreement or its subject matter, under any theory of liability, for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages, or damages for lost profits, revenue, business, savings, data, use, or cost of substitute procurement, even if advised of the possibility of such damages or if such damages are foreseeable. In no event will Pioneers liability for all damages exceed the amounts actually paid by You to Pioneer or its subsidiaries for the Program. The parties acknowledge that the liability limits and risk allocation in this Agreement are reflected in the Program price and are essential elements of the bargain between the parties, without which Pioneer would not have provided the Program or entered into this Agreement. 6.2 The limitations or exclusions of warranties and liability contained in this Agreement do not affect or prejudice Your statutory rights as consumer and shall apply to You only to the extent such limitations or exclusions are permitted under the laws of the jurisdiction where You are located. 6.3 Severability and Waiver. If any provision of this Agreement is held to be illegal, invalid or otherwise unenforceable, that provision will be enforced to the extent possible or, if incapable of enforcement, deemed to be severed and deleted from this Agreement, and the remainder will continue in full force and effect. The waiver by either party of any default or breach of this Agreement will not waive any other or subsequent default or breach. 6.4 No Assignment. You may not assign, sell, transfer, delegate or otherwise dispose of this Agreement or any rights or obligations under it, whether voluntarily or involuntarily, by operation of law or otherwise, without Pioneers prior written consent. Any purported assignment, transfer or delegation by You will be null and void. Subject to the foregoing, this Agreement will be binding upon and will inure to the benefit of the parties and their respective successors and assigns. 6.5 Entire Agreement. This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties and supersedes all prior or contemporaneous agreements or representations, whether written or oral, concerning its subject matter. This Agreement may not be modified or amended without Pioneers prior and express written consent, and no other act, document, usage or custom will be deemed to amend or modify this Agreement. 6.6 You agree that this Agreement shall be governed and construed by and under the laws of Japan.
Software End User License Agreement
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Driver Installation Procedures
[1] Before installing (IMPORTANT!)
Before installing the CDJ-400 driver software, please read the Software End User License Agreement. The CDJ-400 can be connected to a computer running one of the following operating systems: Windows Vista Home Basic/Home Premium/Business/Ultimate, or Windows XP Home Edition/Professional, or Windows 2000 Professional. It may be necessary to use the Windows update facility in order to install the most recent Service Pack. The driver installation program is provided in 11 languages (English, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Spanish, Russian, Chinese (simplified), Chinese (traditional), Korean, and Japanese). If using a version of Windows in another language, follow the onscreen instructions to select [English] as the language. You must have administrator privileges on your computer in order to install the driver software. Log in as the user set as the computers administrator before attempting driver installation. If any other Windows programs are running, close them before beginning driver installation. Before beginning driver installation, turn off the CDJ-400 power switch, and disconnect its USB cable from the computer. If the CDJ-400 is connected to a computer without installing the driver software, errors may occur on the users computer, depending on the computers software environment. If for some reason installation of the driver software is cancelled before completion, follow the procedures listed below to reinstall the software from the beginning.
When the [License] screen appears, read the Software End User License Agreement, click on the [I agree.] box, then click on [OK].
* If you do not agree with the terms of the Software End User License Agreement, click on the [Cancel] button to terminate the installation. Follow the instructions that appear on the screen. If the [Windows Security] message appears during installation, click on [Install this driver software anyway] to continue the installation process.

[2] Driver Installation

1 Download the CDJ-400 driver installation pack (CDJ400_#.###.exe) from the website (http:// www.prodjnet.com/support/), and after downloading it to your computer, double click on the file name (in the above, the #.### indicates the driver version). When the [Language Selections] menu appears, select [English], then click on [OK].

<For Windows XP>

If the [Hardware Installation] message appears during installation, click on [Continue Anyway] to continue the installation process.
* To interrupt the installation process, click on the [Cancel] button.

<For Windows 2000>

If the [Digital Signature Not Found] message appears during installation, click on the [Yes] button to continue the installation process.
During installation, if the computer displays the message [What do you want the wizard to do?] select [Install the software automatically (Recommended)], then click the [Next] button to continue installation.
When installation is completed, the [Installation is now complete.] message will appear. Click on the [Finish] button to complete the process.
[3] Connect CDJ-400 to computer
Using the USB cable, connect the CDJ-400 to your computer, then set the CDJ-400s power switch to ON. When the CDJ-400 is first connected to a computer, or after reconnecting the computers USB cable, the computer may display the [Found New Hardware Wizard]. In this case, follow the instructions displayed.
During the installation process, if the computer displays the message [Can Windows connect to Windows Update to search for software?] select [No, not this time], then click on the [Next] button to continue the installation process.
<For Windows 2000> If the [Digital Signature Not Found] message appears during installation, click on the [Yes] button to continue the installation process.
[4] Setting the buffer size
The CDJ-400 is equipped with functions as an audio device compliant with ASIO (Audio Stream Input Output) specifications. To adjust the buffer size of the device, click on the Windows [START] menu button, then [View All Programs] [Pioneer] [CDJ-400] [CDJ-400 ASIO Settings Utility].
* Setting the buffer size to a higher value will help prevent audio dropouts (interrupted sound), but the resulting audio data latency may result in increased time lags.

[5] To confirm driver version
To confirm the verson of the installed driver, click on Windows [START] button, followed by [View All Programs] [Pioneer] [CDJ-400] [CDJ-400 Version Display Utility].
* Up-to-date information regarding CDJ-400 driver software can be found at the following website: http://www.prodjnet.com/support
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