DDJ-RB: DJ Controller

ORDER NO.
RRV4650
DDJ-RB
DJ Controller
DDJ-RB
THIS MANUAL IS APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING MODEL(S) AND TYPE(S).
Model Type Power Requirement Remarks
DDJ-RB SXJ DC 5 V (USB bus power only)
DDJ-RB XJCN DC 5 V (USB bus power only)
THIS SERVICE MANUAL SHOULD BE USED TOGETHER WITH THE FOLLOWING MANUAL(S).
Model Order No. Remarks
DDJ-RB RRV4651 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM, PCB CONNECTION DIAGRAM, PCB PARTS LIST
2016
K-ZZZ APR. 2016 Printed in Japan
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SAFETY INFORMATION
This service manual is intended for qualified service technicians; it is not meant for the casual do-it-
yourselfer. Qualified technicians have the necessary test equipment and tools, and have been trained
to properly and safely repair complex products such as those covered by this manual.
Improperly performed repairs can adversely affect the safety and reliability of the product and may
void the warranty. If you are not qualified to perform the repair of this product properly and safely, you
should not risk trying to do so and refer the repair to a qualified service technician.
WARNING
B This product may contain a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer, or birth defects or other reproductive
harm.
Health & Safety Code Section 25249.6 - Proposition 65
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CONTENTS
SAFETY INFORMATION.......................................................................................................................................................... 2
1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS .................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 NOTES ON SOLDERING ............................................................................................................................................... 4 A
1.2 NOTES ON PARTS REPLACEMENT............................................................................................................................. 4
1.3 SERVICE NOTICE.......................................................................................................................................................... 4
2. SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................................................................................. 5
3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE .............................................................................................................................................. 5
3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING ........................................................................................................................... 5
3.2 JIGS LIST ....................................................................................................................................................................... 6
3.3 PCB LOCATIONS ........................................................................................................................................................... 6
4. BLOCK DIAGRAM ................................................................................................................................................................ 7
4.1 OVERALL CONNECTION DIAGRAM............................................................................................................................. 7
4.2 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM......................................................................................................................................... 8
4.3 POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................................................... 9
5. DIAGNOSIS ........................................................................................................................................................................ 10 B
5.1 POWER ON SEQUENCE............................................................................................................................................. 10
5.2 TROUBLESHOOTING.................................................................................................................................................. 11
5.3 MONITORING OF POWER SUPPLY AND VOLTAGE.................................................................................................. 18
5.4 ABOUT POWER-SAVING MODE................................................................................................................................. 19
5.5 OPERATION CHECK WITH rekordbox ........................................................................................................................ 20
6. SERVICE MODE ................................................................................................................................................................. 23
6.1 TEST MODE................................................................................................................................................................. 23
7. DISASSEMBLY ................................................................................................................................................................... 35
8. EACH SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT ................................................................................................................................ 42
8.1 NECESSARY ITEMS TO BE NOTED........................................................................................................................... 42
8.2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE ................................................................................................................................. 43
C
8.3 ITEMS FOR WHICH USER SETTINGS ARE AVAILABLE........................................................................................... 45
9. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST............................................................................................................................... 46
9.1 PACKING SECTION ..................................................................................................................................................... 46
9.2 EXTERIOR SECTION .................................................................................................................................................. 47
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1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS
1.1 NOTES ON SOLDERING
A
• For environmental protection, lead-free solder is used on the printed circuit boards mounted in this unit.
Be sure to use lead-free solder and a soldering iron that can meet specifications for use with lead-free solders for repairs
accompanied by reworking of soldering.
Do NOT use a soldering iron whose tip temperature cannot be controlled.
1.2 NOTES ON PARTS REPLACEMENT

Lubrication during Reassembly of the Jog Dial
When reassembling the Jog dial after replacing the Jog dial or control panel, be sure to apply grease to the shaft and shaft
bearing of the Jog dial.
For details on how to lubricate, see "Procedure for applying grease during reassembly of the Jog dial" in "7. DISASSEMBLY."
Be sure to use the specified grease.
B
Parts that require simultaneous replacement

Two photointerrupters are provided for detection of Jog dial rotations.
When replacement of photointerrupters is required because of abnormalities in detected waveforms, etc., be sure to replace
both photointerrupters at the same time.
Corresponding Part No.: RPI-579N1
Parts that require simultaneous replacement: PC1201 and PC1202 (DCK1B ASSY, DCK2B ASSY)
After replacement, be sure to perform the procedure described in "2-2 Judging the quality of mounting and connection of the
photointerrupter" in "6. SERVICE MODE."
C Mass production early, the following parts (IC711, IC712 (MAIN Assy)) may have temporarily implement an alternate parts.
If it was alternate parts when replacing the following parts, please replace in pairs to the corresponding part from alternate parts.
Alternate Part No.: 74HC4051AFT
Corresponding Part No.: TC74HC4051AFT
Parts that require simultaneous replacement: IC711, IC712 (MAIN Assy)
IC printing information
TC74HC4051AFT 74VHC4051AFT
TOSHIBA logo mark TOSHIBA logo mark
D H C Part No.
VHC
Part No.
(or abbreviation code) (or abbreviation code)
4051A
4 0 5 1 Lot No. Lot No.
1.3 SERVICE NOTICE

Monitoring of power supply and voltage
E This unit always monitors for power supply and voltage.
After an error is detected, this unit will shut itself off immediately and all indicators are turned off.
After the unit shuts itself off because of an error, the defective point may produce heat, which may be dangerous.
Therefore, disconnect the USB cable and wait for a while before turning the unit back on.
Repair the unit according to the diagnostic procedures described in “5.3 MONITORING OF POWER SUPPLY AND VOLTAGE.”
Demo Mode
This unit will automatically enter demo mode if it is left unoperated for 10 minutes in normal operation mode.
To cancel this mode, operate any control or button of this unit.
The default setting of time to switch to the demo mode is 10 minutes.
To disable demo mode, change the setting in the settings of utilities mode (For details, refer to the operating instructions).
F
MXR Assy
Cross fader PCB (jumper connection) of MXR Assy is not service parts.
If necessary to order the MXR Assy.
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2. SPECIFICATIONS
General – Main Unit Input / Output terminals
Power supply ........................................................................ DC 5 V MIC input terminal A
Rated current....................................................................... 500 mA 1/4” TS jack ........................................................................... 1 set
Main unit weight..........................................................2.1 kg (4.6 lb) MASTER output terminal
Max. dimensions...... 482.6 mm (W) × 58.5 mm (H) × 272.4 mm (D) RCA pin jack.......................................................................... 1 set
(19.0 in. (W) × 2.3 in. (H) × 10.7 in. (D)) PHONES output terminal
Tolerable operating temperature .............................+5 °C to +35 °C 3.5 mm stereo mini jack......................................................... 1 set
Tolerable operating humidity ...........5 % to 85 % (no condensation) USB terminal
B type .................................................................................... 1 set
Audio Section
Sampling rate .....................................................................44.1 kHz
D/A converter......................................................................... 24 bits
Accessories
Rated output level
MASTER OUT ....................................................... 2.1 Vrms/10 • USB cable
Frequency characteristic (DDE1128)
B
USB ..................................................................... 20 Hz to 20 kHz
S/N ratio (rated output, A-WEIGHTED) • Operating Instructions (Quick Start Guide)
USB ................................................................................... 103 dB (SXJ: DRH1368)
MIC ...................................................................................... 65 dB (XJCN: DRH1370)
Total harmonic distortion
USB ..................................................................................0.005 % • Warranty (for some regions)
Input impedance The included warranty is for the European region.
MIC .........................................................................3 k or higher — For the North American region, the corresponding information is
Output impedance provided on the last page of both the English and French
MASTER.................................................................... 1 k or less versionsof the “Operating Instructions (Quick Start Guide)”.
PHONES ................................................................... 10 or less — For the Japanese region, the corresponding information is
provided on the last page of the Japanese version of the
“Operating Instructions (Quick Start Guide)”.
C
• License key card for “rekordbox dj”
(DXA2304)
3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE

3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING
Items to be checked after servicing D
To keep the product quality after servicing, confirm recommended check points shown below.
No. Procedures Check points
1 Check the firmware version. The firmware version must be the latest one.
If it is not the latest one, be sure to update it.
2 Confirm that the customer complaint has been resolved. The symptoms in question must not be reproduced.
If the problem pointed out by the customer occurs with a specific There must be no abnormality in audio signals or operations.
source or operation, such as PC input, MIC input, Fader, or VOL,
input that specific source then perform that specific operation for
checking.
3 Check operations of the operating elements. There must be no errors in operations of each button, the jog dial,
Enter Service mode. LEDs, VOL, fader control, and rotary encoder.
E
4 Check the analog audio output. There must be no errors, such as noise, in audio signals and
Connect this unit with a PC with the DJ application (rekordbox DJ) operations of the MASTER/HEADPHONES outputs.
installed, via USB, then play back audio.
5 Check the analog audio input. There must be no abnormality in audio signals or operations.
Input an audio signal via MIC.
6 Check the appearance of the product. No scratches or dirt on its appearance after receiving it for service.
See the table below for the items to be checked regarding audio.
Item to be checked regarding audio
Distortion Volume too high
F
Noise Volume fluctuating
Volume too low Sound interrupted
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3.2 JIGS LIST

Jigs List
A Jig Name Part No. Purpose of use / Remarks
USB cable GGP1193 for PC connection
Lubricants and Glues List
Name Part No. Remarks

Grease GEM1100 See "7. DISASSEMBLY."
B 3.3 PCB LOCATIONS
E MXR ASSY A MAIN ASSY
• Bottom view
D
D DCK2B ASSY B HPJK ASSY C DCK1B ASSY
Mark No. Description Part No.

LIST OF ASSEMBLIES
1..MAIN ASSY DWX3907
NSP 1..DCK1 ASSY DWM2625

2..DCK1B ASSY DWX3908
2..HPJK ASSY DWX3912
E
NSP 1..DCK2 ASSY DWM2626

2..DCK2B ASSY DWX3910
1..MXR ASSY DWX3911
6 DDJ-RB
1 2 3 4
8 7 6 5
7 DDJ-RB
CN1001 CN101
VKN2097-A VKN2097-A
V+5_LED 39 1 V+5_LED
GND_LED 38 2 GND_LED
F
LED_0 36 4 LED_0
GRID_0 35 5 GRID_0
LED_1 34 6 LED_1
GRID_1 33 7 GRID_1
LED_2 32 8 LED_2
GRID_2 31 9 GRID_2
LED_3 30 10 LED_3
GRID_3 29 11 GRID_3
LED_4 28 12 LED_4
LED_ON 27 13 LED_ON
MIC VR
DCS1111-A
VR701
GND_D 26 14 GND_D
MIC LEVEL
LED_BEAT_L 25 15 LED_BEAT_L
KEY_4 24 16 KEY_4
LED_BEAT_R 23 17 LED_BEAT_R
KEY_3 22 18 KEY_3
GND_D 21 19 GND_D
WHITE
KEY_2 20 20 KEY_2
L = 150 mm
DDD1771-A
SAME FACE
39P FFC
GND_D 19 21 GND_D
KEY_1 18 22 KEY_1
GND_D 17 23 GND_D
KEY_0 16 24 KEY_0
GND_D 15 25 GND_D
C C 1/3 - C 3/3
JOG_DIAL_1 14 26 JOG_DIAL_1
MIC
FX_ON 13 27 FX_ON
DKN1653-A
JA701
MIC JACK
FX_BEAT_L 11 29 FX_BEAT_L
V+3R3_D 10 30 V+3R3_D
FX_BEAT_R 9 31 FX_BEAT_R
DCK1B ASSY (DWX3908)

E
4. BLOCK DIAGRAM
JOG_TCH 8 32 JOG_TCH
GND_D 7 33 GND_D
GND_D 6 34 GND_D
GND_AD 5 35 GND_AD
AD_TEMPO_1 4 36 AD_TEMPO_1
AD_FXLV 3 37 AD_FXLV
AKF7002-A
KN1201
TO JOG PLATE
1 AD_TEMPO_0 2 38 AD_TEMPO_0
V+3R3_AD 1 39 V+3R3_AD
DIP VERTICAL
DIP VERTICAL
R
AKB7181-A
MASTER
JA702
MASTER
JH101
51048-0700
7 H_AMP_L
6 GND_AH

7P JUMPER WIRE
5 H_AMP_R
JP101
D20PDY0730E 4 A_MUTE_DD
L = 300mm 3 GND_AH
LIGHT BLUE
2 GND_F6
1 GND_F6
DIP BOARD IN
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
52147-0710
CN2601
CN2001 CN103
USB-Btype
GND_F6
GND_F6
VKN2097-A VKN2097-A
GND_AH
GND_AH
H_AMP_L
H_AMP_R
A_MUTE_DD
GND_AD 1 1 GND_AD
AD_CH1_ISO_H 2 2 AD_CH1_ISO_H
AD_CH2_ISO_L 3 3 AD_CH2_ISO_L
D
DIP VERTICAL
GND_FP1 GND_FP1
DKN1237-A
AD_CH1_TRIM
JA101
AD_CH1_TRIM
XKN3017-B
4 4
USB JACK
JA2601
B
AD_CH2_FLTR 5 5 AD_CH2_FLTR
HP MINI JACK
GND_FP1 GND_FP1 AD_MSTR_LV 6 6 AD_MSTR_LV
AD_CH2_ISO_M 7 7 AD_CH2_ISO_M
AD_HP_LV 8 8 AD_HP_LV
DDE1128-A
AD_CH2_ISO_H 9 9 AD_CH2_ISO_H
CROSS FADER BLOCK

AD_CH1_ISO_L 10 10 AD_CH1_ISO_L
USB CABLE
AD_CH2_TRIM 11 11 AD_CH2_TRIM
AD_CH1_ISO_M

AD_CH1_ISO_M 12 12
HPJK ASSY
(DWX3912)
AD_CRFD 13 13 AD_CRFD
GND_AD 14 14 GND_AD
AD_CH2_FD 15 15 AD_CH2_FD
GND_AD 16 16 GND_AD
AD_CH1_FD 17 17 AD_CH1_FD
V+3R3_AD 18 18 V+3R3_AD
AD_CH1_FLTR 19 19 AD_CH1_FLTR
V+3R3_AD
WHITE
GND_FP1 V+3R3_AD 20 20
GND_FP1
L = 190 mm
DDD1772-A
V+3R3_AD 21 21 V+3R3_AD
39P FFC
REVERSE FACE
GND_D 22 22 GND_D
V+3R3_AD V+3R3_AD LED_6 23 23 LED_6
GND_D 24 24 GND_D
To PC
LED_7 25 25 LED_7
E E 1/3 - E 3/3
AD_CRFD AD_CRFD
Cross fader PCB (jumper connection) of MXR Assy is not service parts.
GND_D 26 26 GND_D
LED_8 27 27 LED_8
GND_AD GND_AD BROWSE_ENC1 28 28 BROWSE_ENC1
LED_5 29 29 LED_5
MXR ASSY (DWX3911)

BROWSE_ENC0 30 30 BROWSE_ENC0
GND_FP1 GND_FP1
GRID0 31 31 GRID0
GND_D 32 32 GND_D
C
GRID1 33 33 GRID1
KEY_5 34 34 KEY_5
GRID2 35 35 GRID2
KEY_6 36 36 KEY_6
GRID3 37 37 GRID3
DIP VERTICAL
DIP VERTICAL
V+5_LED 39 39 V+5_LED
A A 1/4 - A 4/4
CN1001 CN102
VKN2097-A VKN2097-A
V+3R3_AD 1 1 V+3R3_AD
AD_FXLV 3 3 AD_FXLV
GND_AD 5 5 GND_AD
GND_D 6 6 GND_D
GND_D 7 7 GND_D
JOG_TCH 8 8 JOG_TCH
FX_BEAT_R 9 9 FX_BEAT_R
V+3R3_D 10 10 V+3R3_D
FX_BEAT_L 11 11 FX_BEAT_L
FX_ON 13 13 FX_ON
B
GND_D 15 15 GND_D
MAIN ASSY (DWX3907)
KEY_0 16 16 KEY_7
GND_D 17 17 GND_D
KEY_1 18 18 KEY_8
GND_D 19 19 GND_D
KEY_2 20 20 KEY_9
GND_D 21 21 GND_D
WHITE
KEY_3 22 22 KEY_10
L = 190 mm
DDD1772-A
LED_BEAT_R
D D 1/3 - D 3/3
23 23 LED_BEAT_R
39P FFC
REVERSE FACE
KEY_4 24 24 KEY_11
LED_BEAT_L 25 25 LED_BEAT_L
GND_D 26 26 GND_D
LED_ON 27 27 LED_ON
LED_4 28 28 LED_13
GRID_3 29 29 GRID_3
DCK2B ASSY (DWX3910)
LED_3 30 30 LED_12
GRID_2 31 31 GRID_2
LED_2 32 32 LED_11
GRID_1 33 33 GRID_1
LED_1 34 34 LED_10
GRID_0 35 35 GRID_0
LED_0 36 36 LED_9
KN1201
AKF7002-A
1
TO JOG PLATE
V+5_LED
DIP VERTICAL
39 39 V+5_LED
DIP VERTICAL
4.1 OVERALL CONNECTION DIAGRAM

4. BLOCK DIAGRAM
8 7 6 5
1 2 3 4
4.2 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM

JA101
USB-B V+VBUS
JACK
V+VBUS
A A *Note on DYW****
The “****” part of the part number changes each time the firmware is updated.
MAIN ASSY
68 69 VBUS
No Mount
JTAG / JTAG
8
uCOM POWER
IC409 IC202
1 46 xRST 1 MM3411A33N
IC205
S-80927CNMC-G8X /
Reset IC 1 5 V 3.3 V Reg. 4 S-1172B1C-US
3.3 V 1.25 V Reg.
Q203
V+VBUS 5V V+5_D
FET SW LED POWER
IC207 IC204
V+7
AUDIO POWER 1 1 ADC, DAC POWER
6 NJM2392M MM1856A50N
5V 7 V, -6 V DDC. 7 V 5 V Reg.
V-6 IC210
1 HP AMP POWER
AMP POWER MM1856A50N
B
DISCHARGE 7 V 5 V Reg.
CIRCUIT
PWR_ON
GPIO 37 /
1
IC408 IC211
PWR_ON2
3 123 WP GPIO 43 / 3
KEY, JOG POWER
1
2 124 MISO MM3411A33N
FLASH VOLTAGE 5 V 3.3 V Reg.
DYW****-/J* 5 125 MOSI/SSIDATA FAULT_DET DETECTION
(MX25L1633EM2I-10G) GPIO 107 /
6 129 SCLK/SSISCK 1 CIRCUIT
1 127 CS/SSIWS
IC410 IC209
V_DET
TC7SH126FU GPIO 108 / 1 S-80942CNMC-G9C 2 VOLTAGE
131 GPIO 1 Reset IC DETECT
FLASH_CS_EN (V+VBUS)
121 GPIO
FLASH_I2S_SEL
IC701
IC706
H_DAC_DATA
MUTE BH3547F MUTE 3
HP AMP AK4387ET H_DAC_BCK
1 (6dB) 3 10 HP DAC 2
H_DAC_LRCK for USB
7 5 11 4
6
ADDA_MCLK X404
2 1 104 AUDIO_XOUT XIN
5 6 USB_X1 63
HPAMP_BIAS
IC407 CSS1760-
TC74VHC08FK XOUT 48 MHz X’tal
USB_X2 64
115 GPIO
H_DAC_CS 117 119
Audio Serial Control
DAC_CDTI, DAC_CCLK for AUDIO 44.1 KHz
HP_AMP_MUTE X401
XIN
/ 161 GPIO AUDIO_X1 96 DSS1202-
1 XOUT 22.5792 MHz
C Mute
/
1 HP_MUTE
158 GPIO AUDIO_X2 95 Xtal
HP miniJACK drive 160 GPIO

/ MUX_SW_A, MUX_SW_B, MUX_SW_C
GPIO 97 99 105 /
1
3
MUTE
Mute A_MUTE
drive / 159 GPIO
1
IC703 M_DAC_DATA
MUTE 3 166 SSITxD
9 10 11 CH1 TRIM
AK4387ET
1 MASTER DAC M_DAC_CS CH1 HI
B 10 2 4 5
6 118 GPIO
83 /
AD_MUX_0
IC711
3
TC74HC4051AFT 1 2 4
/ VR
CH1 MID
CH1 LOW
CH1 FILTER
HPJK ASSY 11
1
MUX 12 13 14 15 7 CH1 FADER
ADDA_XRST 5 MASTER VOL
116 GPIO
9 /1
10 IC712 CH2 TRIM
R5S72670P144FP CH2 HI
AD_MUX_1 11 1 2 4
MAIN uCom 85 / 3 TC74HC4051AFT / VR CH2 MID
1 MUX 12 13 14 15 7 CH2 LOW
5 CH2 FILTER
CH2 FADER
/1 HP VOL
A/D
ADDA_LRCK
169 SSIWS
MASTER OUT V_DET_AD
MUTE IC705 ADDA_BCK 9
171 SSISCK /1
NJM4580MD 10 IC713
MASTER OUT 13
AMP/Filter
RCA PIN AD_MUX_2 11
ADDA_MCLK 87 / 3 74VHC4051AFT
1 MUX
AD_FX1_LV 15 14
/ 81
1 /1 /1
D
MIC IN
IC702(2/1) IC702(2/2) MIC_ADC ADAT_MIC
13 11 12 10
MIC IN NJM4565MD NJM4565MD 9 165 SSIRxD

AMP MIC VOL 1 AD_CRFD
PHONES JACK AMP
80 / CROSS FADER
AK5358AET 1
MIC ADC
82
IC708
BROWSE_ENC0, BROWSE_ENC1
GPIO 20 22 /
2 Rotary
Encorder
KEY_5/6 Tr.Buf.
GPIO 144 145 /
2 KEY
GRID_0/1/2
GPIO 6 7 8 174 /
LED_5/6/7/8 Tr.Buf. LED E
4 MXR ASSY
AD_FX1_LV
FX1 LEVEL FX2 LEVEL
AD_FX2_LV
E
TEMPO_2_0
VR
TEMPO_1_0 TEMPO_2_1
VR
TEMPO_1_1
PC1202 PC1202
JOG_DIAL1_0 JOG_DIAL2_0
RPI-579N1 4 / 137 TCLK TCLK 113 / 4 RPI-579N1
PHOTO 1 PHOTO
INTERRUPTER 1 INTERRUPTER
173 IRQ IRQ 138
PC1201
RPI-579N1 JOG_DIAL2_1
PC1201
PHOTO JOG_DIAL1_1 RPI-579N1
4 / 111 TCLK TCLK 109 / 4
INTERRUPTER PHOTO
1 1 INTERRUPTER
JOG_1 IRQ 135 JOG_2
136 IRQ
KEY/LED MATRIX IN/OUT
IC1201 GPIO GPIO GPIO GPIO GPIO IC1201

DYW****-/J* JOG_TCH1 JOG_TCH2 DYW****-/J*
JOG 150 133 13 16 JOG
Touch 3 (PIC10F206-I/P) 4 / 27 IRQ IRQ 28 / 4 (PIC10F206-I/P) 3 Touch
Touch uCom 1 151 134 2 14 23 1 Touch uCom
154 139 4 15 25
155 140 167 24 34
168 142 176 26 36
LED_0/1/2/3/4 / 5 / 5 LED_9/10/11/12/13
F LED
Tr.Buf.
/ 5 / 4 / 5
Tr.Buf.
LED
GRID_0/1/2/3
C KEY
Tr.Buf.
KEY_0/1/2/3/4 KEY_7/8/9/10/11
KEY
D
DCK1B ASSY Tr.Buf.
DCK2B ASSY
8 DDJ-RB
1 2 3 4
4.3 POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM
C
DCK1B ASSY
5
5
KEY
V+3R3_AD TEMPO SLIDER/FX_VOL

A VOLTAGE
DETECT
VR1203/VR1201
MAIN ASSY RESET IC (4.2 V) V_DET
V+3R3_D
JOG TOUCH
VOLTAGE 2
IC1201
DETECT V_DET_AD V+VBUS
(V+VBUS) JOG ROTATION
3
PC1201/PC1202
V+5_LED
3.3 V 1.25 V V+1R25_SH V+1R25_SHD
REGULATOR R564 R1001 LED DRIVE LED
ICP 4 5 R571 5 21 33 71 78 102 114 130
for UCOM
STBY IC205 V+1R25_SHA V+3R3_SHD
L403 76
V+1R25_PLL R
L402 45
UCOM
IC406
PU
D
KEY DRIVE
KEY DCK2B ASSY
PC R
V+3R3_SHD PU
1 10 17 29 40 57 66 98
USB CABLE V+3R3_SH 110 120 126 141 152 162 170
V+3R3_AD TEMPO SLIDER/FX_VOL
5 V 3.3 V
V+VBUS V+3R3_SHA VR1203/VR1201
ICP REGULATOR
P101 1 5 R572 L404 75 86 88
STBY for UCOM
IC202 V+3R3_AD V+3R3_AD V+3R3_AD
6
6
L408 V+3R3_D
2
JOG TOUCH
USB-B JACK IC1201
16
JA101 PWR_ON2 JOG ROTATION
MULTI PLEXER 3
PC1201/PC1202
5 V/500 mA PWR_ON IC711/IC712/IC713 V+5_LED
3
R1001 LED DRIVE LED
V+3R3_D V+3R3_D
5 V 3.3 V
1 5
REGULATOR
5 V FET SW V+5_D
Q203 IC211 2 5
2.7 V RESET INVERTER L406

IC409 IC410
DDJ-RB
VOLTAGE DETECTION CIRCUIT

R KEY
E MXR ASSY
14
FAULT_DET STBY
V+3R3_D OVER 8 I2S BUFFER ROTARY ENCODER
V+7 UNDER 7V 5V FLASH ROM IC407 S2204
V-6 UNDER DISCHARGE DISCHARGE IC408
V+5_A UNDER/OVER V+5_LED V+5_LED
V+5_HP UNDER/OVER VR
V+3R3_AD
VR2201 to VR2215
7V 5V
5V 7V & -6V V+7 REGULATOR V+5_A MIC ADC CR FADER
1 1 5 6 VR2215
V+5_D
DC-DC for DAC IC708 CH_FADER
6
CONVERTER V-6 IC204 VR2213/VR2214
IC207 1
V+5_LED
HEADPHONES DAC R2001 LED DRIVE LED
15
IC701
7
7
15
MASTER DAC
IC703
B HPJK ASSY
7V 5V
REGULATOR V+5_HP HEADPHONES MUTE HP Mini JACK
R252 1 5 8 AMP MUTE
R219 for HP POWER Q705/Q706 Q2601/Q2602 JA2601
V+3R3_SHD IC706
IC210
SBD
DC-DC CONVERTER D210 HP_MUTE_DD
MUTE
V+VBUS DRIVE
REGULATOR
A_MUTE_DD
OTHER
L FILTER, COIL, BEADS
P ICP
IC PROTECTOR V+7_A
8
AUDIO AMP & LPF MUTE MASTER OUT JACK
R RESISTOR V-6_A IC705 Q707/Q708
4
JA702
MIC JACK
MIC AMP JA701
8 IC702
4
8
8
9

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5. DIAGNOSIS
5.1 POWER ON SEQUENCE
A
Power ON
Starting opening indication

Operation clock setting: 144 MHz
Operation mode Normal mode

Mute: ON judgment
Customized setting mode
Service mode 1
Peripheral device power: ON
Version check mode
B Check mode of the buttons,
knobs, etc.
Factory reset mode
Update Yes Voltage value display mode
mode ? Voltage value fluctuation
range check mode
No
Loading the program from

FLASH to RAM Service mode 2
Start-up Measurement mode of the
load of JOG dial
Photo interrupter
Oscillation of check mode
peripheral module clock starts
C
Utility setting mode
Start-up of real time OS
Start-up of each task

Initial settings of related port
Related register/
RAM returns to a default
Generation of tasks Start-up
Update mode
Power supply control task
LED control task

D
KEY input control task
AD input control task *To normal main

loop processing
LED/KEY scan control task
Power failure monitoring
JOG input control task Power voltage monitoring
Detection of change in
operating elements
USB control task
USB transmission
(sending operating element
DMA control task information, MIDI/HID)
USB reception
Serial FLASH control task (reception and indication of
LED display data)
E DAC control task Audio control
Audio control task
MIDI control task
Service mode control task
System control task
ENCODER control task
Illumination control task
F Demo mode control task

*In the order of
start-up
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5.2 TROUBLESHOOTING
In this section, causes of failure, diagnostics points, and corrective measures can be searched for according to symptoms. A
For the relationship of each power-supply and signal system, see “4.3 POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM.”
If software of the product is updated before performing diagnostics, check that software updating has been performed properly
before proceeding to diagnostics.
If software updating has not been performed properly, update the software, following the instructions in
“8.2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE.”
Contents
[0] Prior Confirmation
[1] Failure in Startup (Failure in power-on)
[2] Display (LED indicators)
B
[3] Operations (Buttons / Volumes / Faders / Sliders / Jog dial
[4] USB connection
[5] AUDIO OUT
[6] AUDIO IN
[7] Basic Operation Check of the MAIN UCOM
The waveform numbers and voltage confirmation-point numbers described in this section correspond to the numbers on the
circuit diagrams and PCB diagrams.
Be sure to check the failure points, as well as check for failure in their peripheral circuits.
[0] Prior Confirmation
[0-1] Checking in Service Mode
C
No. Cause Diagnostics Point Item to be Checked Corrective Action Reference
1 ——— Service mode Identify a failure point. After a failure point is identified, see the section 6. SERVICE MODE
referenced in this manual.
[0-2] Checking Internal Cables

1 Disconnection, Cables Check that all the cables are securely Securely connect a cable if it is not connected. 4.1 OVERALL
breakage, or connected. Check that there is no If a cable is broken, replace it. WIRING DIAGRAM
loose connection breakage in the cables. Note: If an FFC cable is disconnected, be careful of
of internal cables the orientation of the contacts when reconnecting it,
referring to the printed guide on the board.
[1] Failure in Startup (Failure in power-on) D

[1-1] Failure in the power system
In a case where the unit is not started after the USB cable is connected and the unit is turned ON (all LED are not lit)
1 Failure in the MAIN Assy Check that the voltage of the direct pin of If the voltage is outside the range of 4.75–5.25 V, 4.3 POWER BLOCK
power system (1) USB jack (JA101) is in the range of failure in the USB-bus power, USB cable and DIAGRAM
4.75–5.25 V. USB jack (JA101). 5.3 MONITORING
OF POWER SUPPLY
AND VOLTAGE
2 Failure in USB- MAIN Assy Check that the V+VBUS voltage is lower If the voltage is 0 V, the wire for the IC protector 4.3 POWER BLOCK
bus power than that of the direct pin of USB jack (P101) may be broken. DIAGRAM
(JA101) by approximately 0.1 to 0.2 V.
E
3 Power failure in MAIN Assy If V+3R3_SH is abnormal If the normal voltage of V+3R3_SH is not restored, 4.3 POWER BLOCK
the UCOM (2.7 V or less) IC202 or a part that is connected to V+3R3_SH on DIAGRAM
the MAIN Assy may be defective, or connection may be poor.
4 Power failure in MAIN Assy If the V+3R3_SH voltage is normal, If the PWR_ON signal is "L," V+5D, V+5_LED will not 4.3 POWER BLOCK
the UCOM check that Q203 (5V FET SW) is be output, because Q203 is not turned ON. DIAGRAM
functioning properly. The error-detection circuit may have been activated.
Go to [5].
If the PWR_ON signal is "H," the error-detection
circuit is not activated. Check the voltages of all
power ICs. If they are normal, see "[1-2] Failure in
the microcomputer system."
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5 Power failure in MAIN Assy Check if the error-detection circuit has If the FAULT_DET signal is "L," the error-detection 4.3 POWER BLOCK
the UCOM been activated. circuit has been activated. Go to [6]. DIAGRAM
If the FAULT_DET signal is "H," the error-detection
circuit is not activated. Check the voltages of all power
ICs. If they are normal, see "[1-2] Failure in the
microcomputer system."
6 Power failure (2) MAIN Assy Deactivate the voltage monitoring circuit The voltage monitoring circuit can be deactivated by 4.3 POWER BLOCK
Identification of then check the section with improper removing R267 (0 ) on the FAULT_DET. DIAGRAM
defective power voltage. See the notes in “5.3 MONITORING 5.3 MONITORING
system OF POWER SUPPLY AND VOLTAGE” OF POWER SUPPLY
before proceeding to further diagnostics. AND VOLTAGE
To identify the section with improper voltage, check
B the voltage at each point on the MAIN Assy.
[1-2] Failure in the microcomputer system

1 Power failure in MAIN Assy Check the power terminal of the Check the power and voltage are normal. 10.13 WAVEFORMS
the UCOM UCOM (IC406). Check the power line and the parts, such as coils PQR
(beads), resistors, and capacitors.
If no problem was found with the parts, power line,
and conduction between the power supply and
GND, the UCOM (IC406) may be defective.
2 UCOM MAIN Assy Check the Reset terminal (pin 46) of the In normal operation the voltage of the Reset 10.13 WAVEFORMS
C Reset circuit UCOM (IC406). terminal (Pin 46) is high. If it is low, check if the PQR
error voltage at V+3R3_SH or V+3R3_SHD is 2.7 V
or less. Check the reset line, resistors,
capacitors, and the Reset IC (IC1001).
3 UCOM MAIN Assy Check the oscillation waveforms of the If the oscillation waveforms are abnormal, check the 10.13 WAVEFORMS
X'tal error X'tal (X404). resistor on the oscillation-signal line, the capacitor, PQR
and X'tal (X404). If nothing is wrong with these
parts, the UCOM (IC406) may be defective.
4 UCOM MAIN Assy After startup, check the lighting statuses of Reload the program via USB 8.2 UPDATING OF
startup error the LEDs. (8.2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE). THE FIRMWARE
(For example, although some of the LEDs If the normal status is not recovered after
light properly, the unit is not started up all above steps are performed,
properly.) the UCOM (IC406) may be defective.
D
[2] Display (LED indicators)

[2-1] Any one of the LEDs does not light.
1 Defective LED, Periphery of the Check the difference in electrical potentials If the difference is outside the normal range, the 10.13 WAVEFORMS
Defective LED abnormal LED between the positive and negative signal lines at the periphery of the corresponding S,./
signal line electrodes of the LED that does not light LED, resistors, or the LED itself may be defective.
(normally, it must be within approx. 3.2 V:
blue, 2.2 V: others).
E [2-2] Several LEDs do not light or abnormal light

1 Defective LED MAIN Assy Check the output signal of UCOM (IC406). If the output signal is abnormal, the UCOM 10.13 WAVEFORMS
signal line, (IC406) and LED signal line may be defective. S,./
Defective
UCOM
2 Defective LED Periphery of the Check the connections of the LED then If the signal waveform is abnormal, the LED 10.13 WAVEFORMS
abnormal LED check the forward voltage (approx. 3.2 V: may be defective. S,./
blue, 2.2 V: others) between both ends of
the LED.
3 Defective transistor DCK1 Assy, Check the transistors for LED drive. If the signal waveform is abnormal, the transistor 10.13 WAVEFORMS
for LED drive DCK2 Assy, may be defective. S,./
F MXR Assy
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[3] Operations (Buttons / Volumes / Faders / Sliders / Jog dial) A
Operation of all operating elements can be confirmed in Service mode.

[3-1] The performance pads (8 large square pads on each of Decks 1 and 2) do not function.
1 Loose connection DCK1 Assy Check that the port logic of the When the matrix key is pressed : 10.13 WAVEFORMS
/defective parts DCK2 Assy UCOM (IC406) that is connected Normally, repeat High/Low in grid cycle when SWX
Periphery of the to a performance pad changes when the a performance pad is ON, and High (approx.
abnormal button pad is operated. 3.3 V) when it is OFF. If it is not, the performance
pad is defective, or signal line, FFC, or
connector may be in failure.
2 Defective UCOM MAIN Assy If the symptom persists after the above The UCOM (IC406) may be defective. [7] Basic Operation
(IC406) corrections. Check of the UCOM B
[3-2] The buttons are disabled except performance pads

1 Loose connection DCK1 Assy Check that the signal line from the When the matrix key is pressed : 10.13 WAVEFORMS
/defective parts DCK2 Assy corresponding switch to the transistor at Normally, repeat High/Low in grid cycle when SWX
MXR Assy the switching-detection section up to the a performance pad is ON, and High (approx.
Periphery of the UCOM (IC406) is all right. 3.3 V) when it is OFF. If it is not, the performance
abnormal button pad is defective, or signal line, FFC, or
connector may be in failure.
When the direct key (FX ON/OFF button, FX

BEAT setup buttons) is pressed :
Normally, the logic is Low (approx. 0 V) when C
a performance pad is ON, and High
(approx. 3.3 V) when it is OFF. If it is not, the
performance pad is defective, or signal line,
FFC, or connector may be in failure.
If other switches that are connected to the same
signal line operate normally, the corresponding
switch or the diode on the signal line for the
corresponding switch may be defective. If other
switches do not operate either, a transistor in the
switching-detection section or its peripheral
circuits may be defective.
(IC406) corrections. Check of the UCOM
[3-3] Rotary selector not controllable

1 Defective MXR Assy Check that the signal lines If the signals are not normal, signal line, resistor, 10.13 WAVEFORMS
BROWSE (ENC_BRWS_0/1) are normal during the rotary selector may be defective. %&
rotation of the rotary selector.
[3-4] Volumes, Faders or sliders not controllable E

1 Loose connection DCK1 Assy, Check that the signal lines (AD_****) If the signals are not normal, signal line, resistor, 10.13 WAVEFORMS
/defective parts DCK2 Assy, between the VRs/faders/sliders, multiplexer capacitor may be defective. YZ!"#$
MXR Assy (IC711, IC712, IC713) and UCOM (IC406)
are all right.
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2 Loose connection DCK1 Assy, Check the voltage at each signal line If the voltage of the signal line does not change 10.13 WAVEFORMS
/defective parts DCK2 Assy, when the corresponding VR is turned or between 3.3 V and 0 V when the VRs, faders, or YZ!"#$
MXR Assy the corresponding fader/slider is moved. sliders are operated, the corresponding operating
element, signal line, multiplexer (IC711, IC712,
IC713), FFC, connector, resistance, or capacitor
may be defective.
If the voltage of the AD_TEMPO1/2_1 signal line is
not 1.65 V, or if the voltage of the AD_TEMPO1/2_0
signal line does not change between 3.3 V and 0 V
when the tempo slider is moved, the tempo slider,
signal line, multiplexer (IC711, IC712, IC713),
FFC, connector, or capacitor may be in failure.
B
[3-5] Abnormalities regarding the Jog dial

After the Jog dial Assy is disassembled then reassembled, be sure to check that the load value for the Jog dial is within the
specified range. Refer to the "6.1 SERVICE MODE_2-1: Measurement mode of the load of Jog dial".
Turning of the Jog dial is not detected.
1 Loose connection DCK1 Assy, Check the JOG_DIAL1_0/1_1 and If either waveform is abnormal, the photo 10.13 WAVEFORMS
/defective parts DCK2 Assy JOG_DIAL2_0/2_1 waveforms while the interrupters (PC1201 and PC1202) may be P*+
Jogdial is rotated. defective.
2 Defective JOG1/2 DCK1 Assy, Check that the phases of the JOG_DIAL1_0/1_1 If the waveforms are normal but the phases are 10.13 WAVEFORMS
C photo interrupter DCK2 Assy and JOG_DIAL2_0/2_1 waveforms are identical not correct, the photointerrupters (PC1201 and P*+
to those described in "2-2: Photo Interrupter PC1202) may be mounted improperly.
check mode" in "6.1 SERVICE MODE" when
the jog dial is turned.
Touching of the jog dial is not detected, or touching is detected although the jog dial is not touched.
4 Loose connection DCK1 Assy, Check the signal level of Pin 4 of The signal is "H" while the jog dial is not touched 10.13 WAVEFORMS
/defective parts DCK2 Assy IC1201. and becomes "L" when it is touched. If it is not, '(
go to [5].
If it is, go to [8].
D 5 Loose connection DCK1 Assy, Check the signal of Pin 3 of The signal produces a pulse waveform in the 10.13 WAVEFORMS
/defective parts DCK2 Assy IC1201 (Test land "Freq"). frequency range of 900 to 1300 kHz while the jog dial '(
is not touched and a pulse waveform in the frequency
range of 400 to 700 kHz while it is touched.
If so, IC1201 may be defective. If the signal produces
a pulse waveform in the frequency range of 900 to
1300 kHz regardless of the jog dial's being touched
or not, go to [6].
For other abnormalities, go to [7].
6 Loose connection DCK1 Assy, Check the connection between Plate Possible causes are poor connection between ———
/defective parts DCK2 Assy (DAH3113) and IC1201. the aluminum plate of the jog dial and the
As the surface of the Plate is coated, KN1201 metal fittings for grounding, or
a conduction check must be performed on poor connection or a defective part in the circuits
the plate surface facing the jog dial between the KN1201 and IC1201.
(DNK6638) through their gap.
E
7 Loose connection DCK1 Assy, Check connections between KN1201 Poor connection or a defective part in the circuits ———
/defective parts DCK2 Assy and IC1201. between the KN1201 and IC1201.
8 Loose connection DCK1 Assy, Check connections between IC1201 and If the connection is properly made, the UCOM ———
/defective parts DCK2 Assy UCOM (IC406). (IC406) may be defective.
The Jog dial turns too freely. (The load value for the Jog dial is outside the specified range.)
9 Improper Jog dial Assy Check that the load value for the Jog dial If the load value is outside the specified range, 6.1 SERVICE MODE
assembly of the is within the specified range, referring to detach the jog dial then reapply grease. 7. DISASSEMBLY
Jog dial “Measuring method” in “6.1 SERVICE See "Procedure for applying grease during
MODE_2-1: Measurement mode of the reassembly of the jog dial" in "7. DISASSEMBLY."
load of Jog dial.”
Resistance to turning the Jog dial is too strong. (The load value for the Jog dial is outside the specified range.
10 Improper Jog dial Assy Check that the load value for the Jog dial If the load value is outside the specified range, 6.1 SERVICE MODE
F assembly of the is within the specified range, referring to perform manual running-in rotations of the Jog 7. DISASSEMBLY
Jog dial “Measuring method” in “6.1 SERVICE dial.
MODE_2-1: Measurement mode of the See "Procedure for applying grease during
load of Jog dial.” reassembly of the jog dial" in "7. DISASSEMBLY."
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[4] USB connection A
[4-1] The unit cannot be recognized by the PC when connected to the PC via USB connection.
0 Wrong input setting Input setting of the Check that the input setting of the The PC will not recognize the unit if the input Operating instructions
of the application application installed application installed on the PC is setting of the application installed on the PC is
installed on the PC on the PC appropriate. inappropriate.
1 Failure in startup MAIN Assy Check the lighting statuses of the LEDs If no LED lights, see [1] Failure in Startup. [1] Failure in Startup
during startup.
2 Defective UCOM MAIN Assy Check the communication waveforms of If the unit is connected to a PC via the USB cable, [1-2] Failure in the
the USB_DP/DN lines. communication will be performed through the USB microcomputer
DP/DN lines. If communication cannot be system
performed, check the USB cable, connectors, 10.13 WAVEFORMS B
internal cables, resistors, capacitors, and filters. ij
If nothing is wrong with them, UCOM (IC406) is
defective. Check the items listed in “[1-2] Failure in
the microcomputer system”.
[5] AUDIO OUT

[5-1] MASTER OUT is not output.
installed on the PC on the PC appropriate. inappropriate. C
1 ——— MAIN Assy Check that an audio signal is output from If MASTER connector outputs, go to [2], [3]. 10.13 WAVEFORMS
DAC (IC703 pin 10, 11) for MASTER OUT. If MASTER connector does not output, twx
go to [4].
2 Mute signal MAIN Assy Check the level of the MUTE audio Normally, the A_MUTE_DD signal must be low ———
Loose connection muting signal. (Approx. -6 V, muting canceled). When it is high
/defective parts (Approx. 3.3 V), muting is activated and no sound
is output. The MUTE signal becomes high,
possibly because connection of the
corresponding signal line is loose or the Muting
circuit (Q709) or Muting Drive circuit (Q710, Q711
Q713, etc.) is defective.
3 Mute signal MAIN Assy Check the level of the A_MUTE audio Normally, the A_MUTE_DD signal must be low ——— D
Loose connection muting signal. (Approx. 0 V, muting canceled). When it is high
/defective parts (Approx. 3.3 V), muting is activated and no
sound is output. The A_MUTE_DD signal becomes
high, possibly because connection of the signal
line is loose or the transistor (Q709) or UCOM
(IC406) is defective.
4 Loose connection MAIN Assy Check the digital input signals to DAC If any of those signals is abnormal, connection 10.13 WAVEFORMS
/defective parts (IC703) for MASTER OUT. of the corresponding signal line may be loose or tuvwx
• MCLK: pin 1 the resistor, capacitor or UCOM (IC406)
• BCLK: pin 2 may be defective.
• DATA: pin 3 If all signals are normal, the DAC (IC701) and its
• LRCK: pin 4 peripheral circuitry do not function properly.
• XRST: pin 5
5 Mute signal MAIN Assy Identify the point where the audio signal is The audio signal may be interrupted by a loose 10.13 WAVEFORMS E
Loose connection interrupted on the line from pins 10 and 11 connection of the signal line or by a defective yz
/defective parts of IC703 (DAC for MASTER OUT) to the resistor, capacitor, transistor, OP amps (IC705)
jacks (JA702). or jacks.
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A [5-2] The HEAD PHONE signal is not output.

Before checking through the table below, check if the settings of the PC application are correct.
1 Loose connection MAIN Assy Check the audio signal (HP_L/R), using If no audio signal is output, the MAIN Assy may 10.13 WAVEFORMS
/defective parts pins 5 and 7 of the JH101 on the MAIN be defective. Go to [2]. AB
Assy. If an audio signal is output, connection between
the HPJK and MAIN Assys may be loose,
connections inside the HPJK Assy may be loose,
or these Assys may be defective. Go to [6].
B
2 ——— MAIN Assy Check the audio output signal, using If an audio signal is output, go to [3]. ———
pins 10 and 11 of the HP DAC (IC701). If an audio signal is not output, go to [5].
3 Loose connection MAIN Assy Check the audio input signal, using If the output signal is normal, connection of the ———
/defective parts pins 3 and 5 of the HP AMP (IC706). audio signal between HP AMP IC706 and
Check the audio output signal, using JH101 may be loose.
pins 1 and 7 of the HP AMP (IC706). If the input signal is abnormal, connection of the
audio input signal line may be loose or the
resistor or capacitor may be defective.
If the input signal is normal but the output signal
is abnormal, go to [4].
4 Mute signal MAIN Assy Check the level of the muting signal Normally, the muting signal must be high ———
Loose connection (IC706 pin 2) for HP AMP. (Approx. 3.3 V, muting canceled). When it is low
/defective parts (Approx. 0 V), muting is activated and no sound
C is output. The signal line may be defective.
If the muting signal is high and normal, possibly
HP AMP is defective.
5 Loose connection MAIN Assy Check the digital input signals to DAC If any of those signals is abnormal, connection 10.13 WAVEFORMS
/defective parts (IC701) for HP. of the corresponding signal line may be loose or tuvwx
• MCLK: pin 1 the resistor, capacitor, UCOM (IC406) may be
• BCLK: pin 2 defective. If all signals are normal, the DAC
• DATA: pin 3 (IC701) and its peripheral circuitry do not
• LRCK: pin 4 function properly.
• XRST: pin 5
6 Loose connection HPJK Assy Identify the point where the audio signal is If audio signals is abnormal, connection of the ———
/defective parts interrupted on the line from JH101 to the corresponding signal line may be loose or the
jacks (JA2601). resistor, capacitor, jack terminal may be
defective.
D
[6] AUDIO IN
[6-1] The MIC INPUT signal is not output
Check if the MASTER OUT signal is normal, then if it is, check through this article.
1 Loose connection MAIN Assy Check the audio signal (MIC_IN), using If no signal is output, the MIC jack or MIC cable ———
E /defective parts JA701 on MAIN Assy. may be defective. If an signal is output,
connection of the corresponding signal line
may be loose or the resistor, capacitor,
OP amp, MIC volume ADC (IC708) may be defective.
2 Loose connection MAIN Assy Check the audio signal (MIC_ADC) on If no signal is output, connection of the ———
/defective parts MAIN Assy. corresponding signal line may be loose or the
resistor, capacitor, OP amp, MIC volume, jack
terminal may be defective.If an signal is output,
the ADC (IC708) and its peripheral circuitry may
be defective.
3 Loose connection MAIN Assy Check the digital input signals to ADC If any of those signals is abnormal, connection 10.13 WAVEFORMS
/defective parts (IC708) for MIC. of the corresponding signal line may be loose or tuv
• MCLK: pin 11 the resistor, capacitor, UCOM (IC406) may be
• BCLK: pin 12 defective. If all signals are normal, the ADC
F • DATA: pin 9 (IC708) and its peripheral circuitry do not
• LRCK: pin 10 function properly.
• XRST: pin 5
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[7] Basic Operation Check of the MAIN UCOM
Note: First, check if the voltage at each section is OK.
Operation checking of all operating elements and LEDs can be performed in Service mode. With regard to operation
checking of LED lighting, besides lighting of each LED, check that all LEDs can be simultaneously lit or unlit.
1 Failure in LED DCK1 Assy In each mode where the abnormal LED If the waveform is abnormal, connection of the 10.13 WAVEFORMS
lighting DCK2 Assy should be lit, check the GRID signals GRID signal line may be loose or the resistor, STUV
MXR Assy (GRID_0 to GRID_3) relating to the capacitor, or transistor may be defective.
abnormal LED between the UCOM and If nothing is wrong with these parts, the UCOM
the transistor for driving the corresponding (IC406) may be defective.
LED.
2 DCK1 Assy In each mode where the abnormal LED If the waveform is abnormal, connection of the 10.13 WAVEFORMS B
DCK2 Assy should be lit, check the LED-driving signal LED-driving signal line may be loose or the S,./
MXR Assy between the transistor for driving the resistor, transistor, or diode may be defective.
corresponding LED and the abnormal LED.
3 DCK1 Assy In each mode where the abnormal LED If the waveform is abnormal, connection of the 10.13 WAVEFORMS
DCK2 Assy should be lit, check the LED-control signal LED-control signal line may be loose or the S,./
MXR Assyy (LED_0 to LED_13) corresponding to the resistor, capacitor, or transistor may be defective.
abnormal LED between the transistor for If nothing is wrong with these parts, the
driving the corresponding LED and the UCOM (IC406) may be defective.
UCOM.
4 Failure in button DCK1 Assy When pressing the abnormal button, check If the waveform is abnormal, connection of the 10.13 WAVEFORMS
operation DCK2 Assy the GRID signal (GRID_0 to GRID_3) KEY-detection signal line may be loose or the STUV
MXR Assy corresponding to the abnormal key resistor, capacitor, or transistor may be defective.
between the UCOM and the switch If nothing is wrong with these parts, the
for the corresponding key (S****). UCOM (IC406) may be defective.
C
5 DCK1 Assy When pressing the abnormal button, check If the waveform is abnormal, connection of the 10.13 WAVEFORMS
DCK2 Assy the KEY detection signal between the KEY-detection signal line may be loose or the SWX
MXR Assy abnormal key and the transistor for key switch, transistor, or diode may be defective.
MAIN Assy detection.
6 DCK1 Assy When pressing the abnormal button, check If the waveform is abnormal, connection of the 10.13 WAVEFORMS
DCK2 Assy the KEY-detection signal (KEY_0 to KEY-detection signal line may be loose or the SWX
MXR Assy KEY_11) corresponding to the abnormal resistor, capacitor, or transistor may be defective.
MAIN Assy key between the transistor for key detection If nothing is wrong with these parts, the
and the UCOM. UCOM (IC406) may be defective.
7 Failure in operation DCK1 Assy Check the waveform of each input signal If the waveform is abnormal, connection of the 10.13 WAVEFORMS
of the DCK2 Assy to the UCOM (IC406) when you operate corresponding signal line may be loose or the PYZ!"#$
performance pad, MXR Assy the abnormal operating element. resistor, capacitor, or transistor may be defective. %&'*+
volume, MAIN Assy If nothing is wrong with these parts, the
tempo slider, fader, UCOM (IC406) may be defective. D
rotary selector, or
Jog dial (touching
and rotating)
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5.3 MONITORING OF POWER SUPPLY AND VOLTAGE
A The MAIN uCOM (IC406) of this unit always monitors for power and voltage failure of the unit and will shut the unit
off immediately after an error is detected.
• Content to be monitored
Power supply voltage drop and power supply voltage rise generated by short-circuiting between any power-supply IC and
GND or excess current inside the MAIN Assy
Power to be monitored: V+5_A, V+5_HP, V+7, V-6, V+3R3_D
• MAIN UCOM Detection terminal and its terminal voltage
TP terminal near the R267 of MAIN Assy or IC406 (MAIN UCOM) pin 107 FAULT_DET.
Normal: Approximately 3.3 V
Abnormal: 0 V
B • Timing of monitoring start
500 ms after the unit is turned ON
• Timing upon judgment as a failure
50 msec after an error is detected
• LED indication when an error is generated
All LEDs are unlit.
• Restoration method
If the unit shuts itself down because an error is detected, perform diagnosis, disconnect the USB cable,
wait for a while and then connect the USB cable on again.
C • Diagnostic procedure
1 Disconnect the USB cable.
2 Remove R267 from the MAIN Assy. Note: This step will disable power monitoring.
3 Reconnect the USB cable.
4 As the unit is turned on in a normal way, check each voltage in this state.
Note: Because power will be forcibly supplied even if any voltage is abnormal, if abnormal voltage continues, the
defective point may produce heat, which may be dangerous. Therefore, during diagnosis, be sure to disconnect
the USB cable several seconds after they are connected so that forcible powering will not continue.
5 If the voltage of any power IC is abnormal, the circuit that uses that power or the power IC itself may be defective.
6 Repair the defective part then check that the power and voltage of the repaired part becomes normal.
7 Return R267 to its original position on the MAIN Assy.
Note: This step will enable power monitoring.
D
The circuit of this unit monitors for power and voltage failure from USB bus power and will shut the unit off
immediately after an error is detected.
Power supply voltage failure from the USB bus power
Power to be monitored: V+VBUS
• MAIN UCOM Detection terminal and its terminal voltage

TP terminal of V_DET signal of MAIN Assy or IC406 (MAIN UCOM) pin 108 V_DET.
Normal: HI (3.3 V)
Abnormal (V+VBUS 4.2 V or less ) : LOW (0 V)
E • Timing of monitoring start
570 us after an error is detected
• LED indication when an error is generated
All LEDs are unlit.
• Restoration method
If the unit shuts itself down because an error is detected, perform diagnosis, disconnect the USB cable,
wait for a while and then connect the USB cable on again.
F • Diagnostic procedure
1 Check the V+VBUS power, connect the USB cable.
2 If the voltage is abnormal, the circuit that uses that power or the power IC itself may be defective.
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5.4 ABOUT POWER-SAVING MODE
This product always monitors voltage drop of the VBUS power (power to be supplied via a USB cable), which may be caused A
by connection of a peripheral device that is not covered under warranty or an erroneous operation. If an abnormality is
detected, the product will limit the maximum output level of the headphone so that it can operate in a lower
power-consumption mode.
If an abnormality is generated, check the connected headphones and computer.
Drop in power voltage in the MAIN Assy to be supplied via a USB cable
Power voltages to be monitored: V+VBUS
• Microcomputer Detection terminal and its terminal voltage

TP terminal near the R295 of MAIN Assy or IC713 (MUX IC) pin 13 V_DET_AD input terminal. B
Normal: Approximately 2.3 V to 2.6 V
Abnormal: < 2.3 V
• Timing of monitoring start


50 msec after an error is detected
• Headphone level when an error is generated

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V+VBUS: 4.2–4.5 V
The maximum output level of the headphone is suppressed to approximately 15%.
If normal power voltage is recovered, the suppressed maximum output level of the headphone will return to its original level.
• Items to be checked
1 Check if headphones with impedance outside the range of the guaranteed specifications (impedance 32 ohms or less)
are connected.
2 Check if a monaural plug is connected to the Headphones connector.
3 The connected computer may not be able to supply enough USB power (may not meet USB standards).
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5.5 OPERATION CHECK WITH rekordbox
A [Installation of rekordbox]
A brief explanation of how to install rekordbox on a PC is given below.
For details, refer to the operating instructions of the software.
If the OS of the computer to be used is Windows, install the driver software that enables audio output from the computer
beforehand.
The operating environment of the computer required for installation of rekordbox is shown below.
Minimum operating environment
Supported operating systems CPU and required memory Others
Intel® processor Core™ i3/i5/i7, Intel® A USB 2.0 port is required to connect the computer with this
USB port
Mac OS X: 10.11/10.10/10.9 processor Core™ 2 Duo unit.
4 GB or more of RAM Display resolution Resolution of 1280 x 768 or greater
Intel® processor Core™ i3/i5/i7, Intel® An Internet connection is required for registering the rekordbox
B Windows: Windows 10/Windows 8.1/ processor Core™ 2 Duo Internet connection
user account and downloading the software.
Windows 7 (latest service pack)
4 GB or more of RAM
• For the latest information on the required operating environment and compatibility as well as to acquire the latest operating
system, see “Software Info” of “DDJ-RB” on the “Pioneer DJ” site and “System Requirements” of “rekordbox.com” below.
http://pioneerdj.com/support/ http://rekordbox.com/
• Use the latest version/service pack of the operating system.
For the latest version of the rekordbox software, access rekordbox.com and download the software from there.
For downloading, registration of a user account at rekordbox is required.
Unzip the downloaded file, then double-click the unzipped file to launch the installer.
Read the terms of the license agreement carefully, and if you agree, select [Agree], then click [Next](Mac OS X: Continue).
After installation is completed, the Installation Completed screen will be displayed. Click on [Finish](Mac OS X: Close) to quit
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the rekordbox installer.
• Be sure to use rekordbox Version 4.1.1 or later, because the prior versions of rekordbox do not support the DDJ-RB.
• Activation using a license key is required to use PERFORMANCE mode for enabling the DJ performance function of rekordbox.
[Operating procedures] [Connections]

1 Connect headphone to the [PHONES] terminals.
2 Connect powered speakers, a power amplifier,
components, etc., to the [MASTER] terminals.
3 Turn on the computer’ s power.
D 4 Connect this unit to your computer via a USB cable.
5 Turn on the power of the devices connected to the
output terminals (powered speakers, power amplifier, 4
components, etc.). USB Computer
cable (supplied)
E 2
Speakers with a built-in
amplifier,
powered speakers, etc.
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Starting rekordbox Installing the driver software
Click the [rekordbox] icon. 1 On the [Audio Driver Install] screen, select [DDJ-RB]
from the pull down menu, and then click [Install].
For Mac OS X • If you click [Skip], refer to the Operating Instructions.
In Finder, open the [Applications] folder, and then click the [rekordbox]
icon in the [rekordbox 4] folder.
For Windows 10/8.1

In [Apps view], click the [rekordbox] icon.
For Windows 7
In the Windows [Start] menu, click the [rekordbox] icon under [All
Programs] > [Pioneer] > [rekordbox X.X.X] > [rekordbox].
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Enter the account information.
If you have an account already, enter the account information, and then
click [Setup]. 2 Follow the instruction screens to install the audio
If you do not have an account, click [Create an account] to create an
account.
driver.
• For the procedure to create an account, access “rekordbox.com”, and
read the rekordbox Manuals on the [Support] page.
http://rekordbox.com Reporting your rekordbox usage
statistics
If you agree to your rekordbox usage statistics being sent to the
manufactures, to improve rekordbox quality and specifications, click
[Yes] on the following screen. If you do not agree, click [No].
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All preparations to use rekordbox are completed.

rekordbox will start.
Choose the method you will use.
Click [DJ performance] icon.
Audio setup
When starting rekordbox on your computer connected to the unit,
[Select Speaker] is displayed.
Select an item, and then click [OK].
D
Enter the license key to activate rekordbox dj.

Follow the instruction screens to activate rekordbox dj by entering the
license key which is shown on the supplied license key card for
“rekordbox dj.”
• For the procedure to activate rekordbox dj, access “rekordbox.com”,
and read the rekordbox Manuals on the [Support] page.
http://rekordbox.com
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Adding audio tracks into 2 Press the [PLAY/PAUSE ] button to play the
[Collection] track.
The [Collection] screen contains a list of audio track files managed by

rekordbox.
Register audio tracks on your computer to rekordbox, and analyze them
so they can be used on rekordbox.
1 Click [Collection] on the tree view.

2 Open Finder or Windows Explorer, and then drag &
drop audio track files or folders with audio track files 3 Turn the [TRIM] control.
into the audio track list. Adjust the [TRIM] control so that the [CHANNEL LEVEL] indicator’s
B Audio track files are added into [Collection], and then analyzing of orange indicator lights at the peak level.
waveform information for audio track files starts.
Wait until analyzing of all audio track files is completed.
Loading an audio track into a deck

of the unit
This section explains how to load an audio track into Deck 1 (left) as an
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example.
4 Move the channel fader to the maximum level.
Turn the rotary selector to select an audio track from
[Collection], and then press the [LOAD] button on Deck
1 (left).
The selected track is loaded.
D 5 Turn the [MASTER LEVEL] control to adjust the audio

level of the speakers.
Adjust the audio level output from the [MASTER] output teminals to an
appropriate level.
Playing a track
This section explains how to output sound from Deck 1 (left) as an
example.
E 1 Set the positions of the controls, etc., as shown

below.
Names of controls, etc.Position
TRIM control Turned fully counterclockwise • The sound is output from the speaker(s) that you selected.
EQ (HI/MID /LOW) controls Center position
FILTER control Center position
Channel fader Bottom position
MASTER LEVEL control Turned fully counterclockwise
Crossfader Center position
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6. SERVICE MODE
6.1 TEST MODE
1. Description of Test Modes A
The Following test modes are provided for this unit:
1. Test Mode 1 2. Test Mode 2
1-1: Version check mode 2-1: Measurement mode of the load of JOG dial
1-2: Check mode of the buttons, knobs, etc. 2-2: Photo interrupter check mode
1-3: Factory reset mode
1-4: Voltage value display mode
1-5: Voltage value fluctuation range check mode
2. How to Operate in Test Mode

[How to Enter and Shift Test Mode 2]
How to Enter Test Mode 1 How to Enter Test Mode 2 B
Power is OFF
Connect the USB cable while pressing the LOAD2 button on

the (right) DECK and the HP CUE2 button on the (right DECK.
Check PIC uCOM
A caution will appear if the firmware of the built-in PIC

uCOM is not for DDJ-RB.
The caution will appear right after the Test Mode 1 or
2 started. All LEDs of the CH level meter will blink.
The caution will be cleared if you press and hold the
BROWSE button for more than 5 seconds. C
Then you can move on to the service mode.
Test Mode 2-1

[How to Enter and Shift Test Mode 1]
Version check mode
Power is OFF
Press the SHIFT button (right) DECK.
Connect the USB cable while pressing the LOAD1 button on
the (left) DECK and the HP CUE1 button on the (left) DECK. Test Mode 2-2
Photo interrupter
check mode
Check PIC uCOM
A caution will appear if the firmware of the built-in PIC Press the SHIFT button (right) DECK.
uCOM is not for DDJ-RB.
The caution will appear right after the Test Mode 1 or * Press the SHIFT button on the (left) DECK D
2 started. All LEDs of the CH level meter will blink. to go backward to the previous page.
The caution will be cleared if you press and hold the
BROWSE button for more than 5 seconds.
Then you can move on to the service mode.
Test Mode 1-1 * Press the SHIFT button on the (left) Test Mode shift button (This applies to Test Mode 1 and 2.)
DECK to go backward to the Press the SHIFT button on the (left) DECK to go backward to
Version check mode previous page. the previous page.
Press the SHIFT button on the (right) DECK to move forward to
Press the SHIFT button (right) DECK. the next page.
Test Mode 1-2
Check mode of the buttons, knobs, etc.
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Test Mode 1-3

Factory reset mode
Test Mode 1-4

Voltage value display mode
Test Mode 1-5

Voltage value fluctuation range check mode F
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When you press the SHIFT button to enter the new test page, the
A
LED corresponding to each page will blink red for a moment
(for 1 to 2 seconds). After the "red-blinking" is over and the light is
off, the testing of each page will start.
1-1 1-2 1-3 1-4 2-1 2-2
1-5
3. Description of Test Mode

1-1: Version check mode
This mode is to check the version of the firmware.
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The version is displayed using the deck LEDs following red, yellow and blue frame border colors
in triple-digit decimal number.
[Version dislay]
ones place
first decimal place
second decimal place
* When all horizontal LEDs are turned off, it means zero (0).
F
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1-2: Check mode of the buttons, knobs, etc. A

This mode is for confirming operation of all operating elements (buttons, knobs, etc.) located on the upper and front panels.
* Buttons except for the mode and PAD buttons : The light turns on when the button is pressed and goes off when the button is released.
The mode and PAD buttons : The light turns on and off each time the button is pressed (toggle mode).
Element type UI Part Name Trigger LED to check

Push switches (with LED) Press Own LED
Push switches (w/o LED) Brows Press All LEDs light up -> all LEDs dimmer out -> Light off
SHIFT (Left/Right)
LOAD (Left/Right) Press CUE
JOG (TOUCH) Press PLAY
TYPE A FX LEVEL/DEPTH knob Rotate TYPE A (*1) B
JOG dial (rotation) Rotate TYPE B (*2)
TYPE B
BROWSE rotary selector
TEMPO slider, channel fader, Rotate (Slide) TYPE C (*3)
TYPE C TRIM control,EQ(HI/MID/LOW) controls,
FILTER control
MASTER LEVEL control, Crossfader, Rotate (Slide) TYPE D (*4)
TYPE D
HEADPHONE LEVEL control
Basic rule: Except for TYPE B, the number of lighting LEDs will change based on the position of each control/fader.
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(i.e., when the volume is minimum, no LED will light up; when the volume is maximum, all LEDs will light up.)
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A TYPE A (* 1)
The position (min. to max.) of the knob will be displayed using the following 4 LEDs: HOT CUE/PAD FX1/SLICER/SAMPLER.
Starting from left, LEDs will light up according to the position of the knob right after each knob is rotated.
TYPE B (* 2)
The position of the rotary encoder will be displayed using the following 8 LEDs.
TYPE C (* 3)
The position of the of the knob/fader will be displayed using the following 5 LEDs for each CH according to the move.
The LEDs will light up according to the position of the knob/fader right after each knob is rotated/fader is moved.
E TYPE D (* 4)
The position of the knob/fader will be displayed using the following LEDs for both CHs according to the move.
The LEDs will light up according to the position of the knob/fader right after each knob is rotated/fader is moved.
* CROSS FADER: No LED will light up when it is in far right; All LEDs will light up when it is in far left.
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1-3: Factory reset mode A

The following settings will be reset back to the factory default by pressing and holding both of the SYNC buttons
of the left and right DECKs for 1 sec.
# Setting Item Default Value

*1
AUTO (Factory default)
1 MIDI MODE
Genaral DJ App.
Mono
2 Master output Mono/Stereo switching
Stereo (Factory default)
Disable
3 Master output Peak limiter
Enable (Factory default)
Disable B
4 Mic output Peak limiter
Enable (Factory default)
OFF
1 min. after no operation
5 DEMO MODE
5 min. after no operation
10 min. after no operation (Factory default)
*1: AUTO mode

rekordbox DJ application: rekordbox DJ mode
Other application: General DJ App. mode
rekordbox DJ and other application: rekordbox DJ mode
When the SYNC buttons on the both DECKs are pressed and hold at the same time, the LEDs of these buttons will light.
After the reset is complete, the PADs on the both DECKs will light in red. C
When the reset failed, the SYNC buttons will flash.
Press and hold for 1 sec at the same time
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A
1-4: Voltage value display mode
This mode is to monitor and indicate values of voltages (A/D conversion values) of various controls (faders and knobs).
[Controls to be tested]
The target controls of the test is faders and controls indicated in green in the figure below.
To change the target of the test, turn the rotary selector (BROWSE) clockwise or counterclockwise.
Rotary selector (BROWSE)
[Test procedures]
1. Select a test target by turning the rotary selector clockwise or counterclockwise.
At the beginning of this test mode, the control numbered 1 is selected.
As the rotary selector is turned by 1 click, the LED of the selected control will light in the order indicated below.
Clockwise rotation:
Counterclockwise rotation:
D 2. Which control is currently selected is indicated with lighting of the LED of the button corresponding to the selected control,
as shown in the figure above.
The LED with a number colored white corresponds to the control having the same number.
3. After the control to be tested is selected, press the rotary selector to start monitoring the A/D conversion values.
The reference value is the A/D conversion value monitored immediately after the monitoring started.
* The A/D conversion values being monitored are raw data.
4. The A/D conversion values being monitored are indicated with the CH level indicator.
The value range that can be displayed is from 0 to 1023.
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[How to check the CH level indicator]
F
* When all LEDs of the CH level indicator is turned off, it means zero (0).
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[Display of the 1st digit] A
xxxx HP CUEs and CH Level indicators are all turned off
[Display of the 2nd digit] 2 sec laters
xxxx
C
[Display of the 3rd digit] 2 sec laters
xxxx D
[Display of the 4th digit] E

2 sec laters
xxxx
F
2 sec laters
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A 1-5: Voltage value fluctuation range check mode

This mode is to monitor and indicate values of voltages (A/D conversion values) of various controls (faders and knobs).
[Controls to be tested]
The target controls of the test is faders and controls indicated in green in the figure below.
To change the target of the test, turn the rotary selector (BROWSE) clockwise or counterclockwise.
Rotary selector (BROWSE)
[Test procedures]
1. Select a test target by turning the rotary selector clockwise or counterclockwise.
At the beginning of this test mode, the control numbered 1 is selected.
As the rotary selector is turned by 1 click, the LED of the selected control will light in the order indicated below.
Clockwise rotation:
D Counterclockwise rotation:
2. Which control is currently selected is indicated with lighting of the LED of the button corresponding to the selected control,
as shown in the figure above.
The LED with a number colored white corresponds to the control having the same number.
3. After the control to be tested is selected, press the rotary selector to start monitoring the A/D conversion values.
The reference value is the A/D conversion value monitored immediately after the monitoring started.
* The A/D conversion values being monitored are raw data.
4. The A/D conversion values being monitored are indicated with the CH level indicator.
If no fluctuations from the reference A/D value are monitored, all LEDs of the level indicator remain unlit.
E In response to fluctuations from the reference A/D conversion value, the corresponding LEDs light.
After starting measurement. all A/D values of the controls are monitored and the result is displayed as described
in the following table. If you wish to measure again, press the SHIFT button once move to another mode.
It will return again to this mode, then push the rotary selector (BROWSE).
* Lighting status of the level indicator shows that of the maximum value of plus and minus direction.
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1 +4 from the reference value A/D conversion value The 1st to be lit from the bottom of the right CH level indicator. A
2 +8 from the reference value A/D conversion value The 1st - 2nd to be lit from the bottom of the right CH level indicator.
3 +12 from the reference value A/D conversion value The 1st - 3rd to be lit from the bottom of the right CH level indicator.
4 +16 from the reference value A/D conversion value The 1st - 4th to be lit from the bottom of the right CH level indicator.
5 over +20 From the reference value A/D conversion value The 1st - 5th to be lit from the bottom of the right CH level indicator.
6 -4 from the reference value A/D conversion value The 5th to be lit from the bottom of the left CH level indicator.
7 -8 from the reference value A/D conversion value The 4th - 5th to be lit from the bottom of the left CH level indicator.
8 -12 from the reference value A/D conversion value The 3rd - 5th to be lit from the bottom of the left CH level indicator.
9 -16 from the reference value A/D conversion value The 2nd - 5th to be lit from the bottom of the left CH level indicator.
10 under -20 From the reference value A/D conversion value The 1st - 5th to be lit from the bottom of the left CH level indicator.
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1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10
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A 2-1: Measurement mode of the load of JOG dial

This mode is to measure the load of JOG dial. When the measurement mode starts, FX1 ON of the left DECK will light up.
When the JOG dial is rotated swiftly, measurement for the top speed and the time required for slowdown will begin.
When the rotation speed of the Jog dial exceeds 7 times normal speed, the time required for slowdown will be assessed
whether it is in the range or not. The result will be displayed on LED.
Top speed : when normal speed is defined as one rotation in 1.8 sec
Time required for slowdown : Time required for the jog dial to decrease its rotation speed
Operation procedures
1. Spin the Jog dial swiftly.
To start measurement, the maximum Jog rotation speed must be 7 times normal speed or higher.
If the maximum speed does not reach 7.0 times normal speed, PAD LEDs (8 PADs)will blink several times.
B 2. The number of sessions will be displayed up to four sessions on LED as follows.
The end of 1st session HOT CUE lighting
The end of 2nd session PAD FX1 lighting
The end of 3rd session SLICER lighting
The end of 4th session SAMPLER lighting
After the end of 4th session remain unchaged
3. The result will be displayed on LED.
OK [AUTO] LED is turned on
NG (failed) [TAP] LED is turned on.
4. When the measurement is failed, PAD LED indicates as follows.
NG (Heavy) PAD[5] lightin
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NG (Light) PAD[8] lighting
The number of measurement sessions executed is displayed up to 4 sessions.
The measurement can be continued 5 sessions and more, however the number of sessions will not be displayed.
When the session ended, an average is taken each time and the result will be displayed on LED.
Regulation value is 100 40 [msec]. (The specification is subject to change.)
[AUTO] LED is turned on if the measurement is OK [AUTO] LED is turned on if the measurement is OK
[TAP] LED is turned on if the measurement is failed. [TAP] LED is turned on if the measurement is failed.
Indicates the number of measurement Indicates the number of measurement

sessions executed (up to 4 sessions). sessions executed (up to 4 sessions).
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If the maximum speed does not reach 7.0 times normal speed, If the maximum speed does not reach 7.0 times normal speed,
the all PAD LEDs of the rotated side will blink. the all PAD LEDs of the rotated side will blink.
NG(Heavy) NG(Light) NG(Heavy) NG(Light)
The measurement result

You can check the measurement result using "JOG_Checker.exe".
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2-2: Photo interrupter check mode A

This mode is to check the status of Photo interrupter.
When the measurement mode starts, FX1 ON of the right DECK will light up.
Operation procedures
1. Spin the Jog dial swiftly.
To start measurement, the maximum Jog rotation speed must be 10 times normal speed or higher.
If the maximum speed does not reach 10 times normal speed, no result will be displayed.
2. The number of sessions will be displayed up to four sessions on LED as follows.
The end of 1st session HOT CUE lighting
The end of 2nd session PAD FX1 lighting
The end of 3rd session SLICER lighting
B
The end of 4th session SAMPLER lighting
After the end of 4th session remain unchaged
3. If the measurement result is OK, [AUTO] LED is turned on.
If the measurement is failed, [TAP] LED is turned on.
Clockwise
JOG Pulse
P1
C
JOG Pulse
P2
Counter clockwise
JOG Pulse
P1 D
JOG Pulse
P2
Time A - D will be memorized in each range of the speed: x21~x19/ x16~x14/ x11~x9/ x6~x4.
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OK When phase relation is normal, and the minimum value of all the A -D is 10 usec or greater, -----[AUTO] lighting
and the time of [x11~x9] (clockwise: "D"; counterclockwise: "C") is 200 usec or greater.
NG When none of these conditions described above is not satisfied. ------[TAP] lighting
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A
[AUTO] LED is turned on if the measurement is OK [AUTO] LED is turned on if the measurement is OK
[TAP] LED is turned on if the measurement is failed. [TAP] LED is turned on if the measurement is failed.
B
Indicates the number of measurement Indicates the number of measurement
sessions executed (up to 4 sessions). sessions executed (up to 4 sessions).
The measurement result

C It is able to check the measurement result using "JOG_PhotoInterrupter2.exe".
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7. DISASSEMBLY
Note: A
Even if the unit shown in the photos and illustrations in this manual may differ from your product, the
procedures described here are common.
Knobs and Volumes Location
B A B C B A
D
A DNK6530 B DAA1324 C DAA1273 D DAC2684 DAC2685 DNK6009
White
White
DAC2685
Black Black Black
White
DAC2684
Black
White E
DNK6009
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A Disassembly
[1] Each PCB Assemblies

• Exterior Section
(1) Remove the all knobs.
1
(2) Remove the 3 Silider knobs 2, 3 Slider knobs 1,
and 3 Stoppers/SLD.
(See below.)
The reference of the direction

B
Side on which
the line reaches the bottom
Stopper Stopper
(rear direction) (right direction)
2
• Disassembly of the slider knob

The new slider knob adopted by this product is designed so that it is not pulled out easily.
Therefore, the method for removing the slider knob is different from the conventional method; it can only be pulled out after
Slider knob 2 is removed.
D
1 Find the side on which the line reaches 2 Insert a pair of tweezers etc. beneath 3 Remove the Slider knob 2.
the bottom. the line then push the Slider knob 2 upward.
To protect the panel from being
scratched, use protective material. Slider knob 2
Slider knob 2
Tweezers Protective material *: During reassembly, fully push

E down Slider knob 2 until it is
dented into Slider knob 1.
4 Remove the Slider knob 1. 5 Remove the Stopper/SLD.
Slider knob 1
Stopper/SLD
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(3) Remove the Chassis by removing the A

3 Chassis
15 screws.
(BPZ30P120FTB)
Screw tightening order

7
1 9 10 4
8 11
2 5
B
3 6
14 13 12 15 • Bottom view
• HPJK and MAIN Assemblies

(1) Remove the HPJK Assy by removing the MAIN Assy
3 screws. 2 C
(BPZ30P080FNI)
(2) Remove the MAIN Assy with Stay by removing
the 4 screws.
(BPZ30P080FNI)
1 • Bottom view
HPJK Assy
(3) Disconnect the 3 flexible cables and 1 jumper

wire. 3 E
(CN101 to 103, 2601) MAIN Assy
3 CN101
3
CN2601
CN103 3
CN102
HPJK Assy
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A • DCK1B, DCK2B and MXR Assemblies

(1) Remove the 3 Sheets by removing the Sheet Sheet
8 screws.
1
(BPZ30P080FNI)
Sheet • Bottom view
(2) Remove the DCK1B, DCK2B and MXR Assy 2 • Bottom view
by removing the 39 screws.
(BPZ30P080FNI)
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Screw tightening order

The other screws are random order.
7
3
1
2 8
4
D DCK2B Assy MXR Assy DCK1B Assy
6 5
Jumper wire styling

DCK2B Assy MAIN Assy
E
CN102 CN103 CN101
CN2601
CN2001 CN1001
CN2602
HPJK Assy Fold wire. Bend wire according MXR Assy DCK1B Assy
F to a silk line.
Bend FFC according Bend FFC according
to a silk line. to a silk line.
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[2] Jog dial Section A
Note:
When you remove the Jog dial section, it is not necessary to remove the each PCB Assemblies.
A figure is only Right DECK side, but the left DECK side is similar, too.
Remove the chassis by removing the 15 screws.

(BPZ30P120FTB)
(1) Remove the one washer.

(YC60FAC) 3
(2) Remove the one washer. Jog dial section
(WA62D095D050)
B
(3) Remove the Jog dial section.
(4) Remove the one washer.
(WA62D095D050)
* When you reassemble the Jog dial section, work

4
Washer
on grease application according to "Procedure for
applying grease during reassembly of the Jog dial"
of the next clause.
For Disassembly/Assembly of Washer (1: YC60FAC)
Please use the jig. (Recommend Snap ring pryor.)
C
Washer
1
Washer
Insert the jig in the hole. Open the jig.
2
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A Procedure for applying grease during reassembly of the Jog dial

[Cases where the Jog dial is required to be detached]
· When the Jog dial is to be replaced
· When the control panel is to be detached for replacement
After the control panel is detached, carefully wipe off the grease from the Jog dial, as well as from the shaft bearing, then
apply new grease, in the following manner:
Grease to be used: GEM1100
(1) Apply grease to the tip and base of the shaft of the Jog (3) Apply grease lightly to the shaft bearing of the control
dial, one round each. panel up to a depth of approximately 10 mm from the
B upper-panel side. Then turn the control panel over and
Shaft apply grease from the opposite side in the same manner.
Control panel Shaft bearing
C
Jog dial
• Bottom view
Shaft bearing
(2) Put a washer (WA62D095D050) on the shaft and place it

at the base of the shaft.
D
Washer
• Bottom view
E (4) Turn the control panel over again then apply a small
amount of grease to one point of the shaft bearing on
the upper-panel side.
Shaft bearing
• Bottom view Jog dial
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(5) Insert the Jog dial in the shaft bearing while turning it. (8) Put the washer (YC60FAC) on the groove of the shaft. A
Jog dial
B
Jog dial
• Bottom view Washer
The washer must be properly fit with the groove.
NG
(6) Turn the control panel over then wipe off the excess
grease.
• Bottom view
(9) Turn the control panel over then check that the Jog
dial rotates properly.
(10) Perform manual running-in rotations of the Jog dial,

as indicated below.
• Bottom view 1 Turn the Jog dial manually 50 rotations.
2 Perform failure judgment of the Jog dial.
For details on the measurement method, see
"2-1: Measurement mode of the load of JOG dial" in
"6. SERVICE MODE."
3-1 In a case of failure because of excessive load, E
(7) Put the washer (WA62D095D050) on the shaft.
repeat the following procedure until a good result is
obtained in failure judgment.
Manually turn the Jog dial 50 rotations then
perform failure judgment of the Jog dial again.
Washer 3-2 In a case of failure because of insufficient load,
apply grease again.
(Repeat the above procedures from Step (1).)
Note:
After disassembly, be sure to wipe off any externally
accessible grease.
F
• Bottom view
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8. EACH SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT

8.1 NECESSARY ITEMS TO BE NOTED
A After repairing, be sure to check the version of the firmware, and if it is not the latest one, update to the latest version.
Perform the each item when the following parts or PCB Assemblies are replaced.
• IC and PCB Assy storing firmware / user settings • Confirmation of the version of the firmware
FLASH ROM (IC408: MAIN Assy) • Updating to the latest version of the firmware
MAIN Assy • Factory reset
• Be changed user setting to condition before the repair
(when be possible)
• Jog dial • Judging the quality of the Jog dial load

B * at the "NG" judgment execute habituation of the grease again.
• PC1201, PC1202 (DCK1 Assy, DCK2 Assy) • Judging the quality of mounting and connection of the
photointerrupter
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8.2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE
A. Check the current DDJ-RB version. [1-2] Connect the

USB cable A
1. Connect your computer with DDJ-RB.
2. Start the Setting Utility on your PC, as follows:

With Windows OS:
Select Start, All Programs, Pioneer, DDJ-RB, then the [1-3] MASTER CUE LED
blinks
DDJ-RB Setting Utility.
With Mac OS: [1-1] Push these two
buttons at once
Select Applications, Pioneer, DDJ-RB, then the
DDJ-RB Setting Utility.
3. Check the firmware version.

B
If the firmware version displayed on the About tab is
x.xx.
D. Update the firmware from your computer:

1. Start updating your firmware.
Close all the applications before you start updating.
<STEP1> Start the updater program.

For Windows: C
Double click [DDJ-RB_vxxx.exe] to start the
B. Check the downloaded file. updater program.
For MacOS:
1. Unzip the downloaded file. Double click [DDJ-RB_vxxx.app] to start the
For Windows: updater program.
Save the downloaded file [DDJ-RB_vxxx_Win_E.zip] to
an arbitrary directory such as desktop and unzip it. <STEP2> Select a language.
Select a language from the dropdown list and
For MacOS: click [OK].
Save the downloaded file [DDJ-RB_vxxx_Mac_E.dmg] to The figure below shows selecting English.
an arbitrary directory such as desktop and double click to
mount it. D
2. Check the unzipped file.

For Windows:
The [DDJ-RB_vxxx_Win_E] folder is generated when the
file is unzipped.
Please ensure the following file is included in the folder.
1 [DDJ-RB_vxxx.exe]
2 [DDJ-RB_update_manual_e.pdf]
· If the message "Your DDJ-RB is not connected" is
displayed when you click on [OK], see "Corrective actions
For MacOS:
to be taken when 'Your DDJ-RB is not connected' is
The [DDJ-RB_vxxx_Mac_E] folder is generated when
displayed:" described later.
the file is extraced. E
Please ensure the following file is included in the folder.
<STEP3> Check the version.
1 [DDJ-RB_vxxx.app]
Ensure that the version for this update is x.xx and
2 [DDJ-RB_update_manual_e.pdf]
click [Start].
The figure below shows an example.
• xxx is the version of the new firmware.
DO NOT remove the USB cable during updating.
• Extension (.exe or .app) might not be shown depending on
Use the AC adapter when a notebook computer is used.
your computer settings.
C. Set up DDJ-RB for updating:

1. Go into update mode.
While holding [Left DECK SYNC] and [Left DECK SHIFT] F
buttons, connect the USB cable to the computer to go
into update mode.
The MASTER CUE LED blinks when in the update mode.
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A
Update screen during updating Corrective actions to be taken when "Your DDJ-RB is
Please wait until the progress bar on the screen reaches not connected" is displayed:
100%.
If "Your DDJ-RB is not connected" is displayed after
selection of the language, check the following:
B <STEP4> Update screen when the update is completed

Make sure that the update process has been
completed.
· Is the USB cable connected to the computer?
When the following “Update completed” message
If it is not, connect the cable to the computer then perform
appears, click [OK].
the updating procedure again.
· If the above-mentioned message is displayed even if the
USB cable is connected to the computer, perform the
updating procedure indicated below.
1 Uninstall the DDJ-RB driver software.
[How to uninstall the DDJ-RB driver software]

C With Windows OS:
Click on Start, Control Panel, Programs, Programs and
Functions, Pioneer DDJ-RB Driver, then Uninstall.
<STEP5> Restart DDJ-RB.
Please turn off the power of DDJ-RB and then With Mac OS:
turn it on again. Double-click on the driver-software icon then double-click
on "DDJ-RB Uninstaller.app."
Follow the instructions displayed on the screen of the PC.
E. Check the current version.
Check the firmware version of DDJ-RB in the same procedure Visit the Website indicated below to download the latest
with "A. Check the current DDJ-RB version.". version of the driver software:
Update is completion if you consist in the version that a http://pioneerdj.com/support/index.php?lang=ja
D firmware version wants to update.
2 Update the firmware again.
If updating failed: 3 After updating of the firmware is completed, install the
If the error message shown below is displayed during driver software again.
updating, disconnect the USB cable then proceed with the For details on how to install the driver software, refer to
steps from the beginning. the operating instructions of the DDJ-RB.
[Reference Information]
You can run this updater program only on the following OS:
Windows: Windows 10/ Windows 8.1 /
Windows 7
MacOS: OS X 10.11/ 10.10/ 10.9
E
It will take approximately 1 minutes to complete the update
process.
The screen displays shown in this manual are under
development and are subject to change.
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8.3 ITEMS FOR WHICH USER SETTINGS ARE AVAILABLE
This unit is provided with user settable items, as shown below. A

Although no serious operational problems occur even if data for such user settable items are cleared during repair, it is
recommended that you take note of those settings before starting repair.
Use the Check Sheet, to which you can transcribe the settings.
If the corresponding part or board Assy is replaced for repair, change the user resettable settings to those noted on the Check
Sheet before starting repair. If resetting is not possible, when returning the repaired product, be sure to tell the customer that
the Utility settings have been cleared and will have to be reset, as required.
Item for Which User's Setting Value (The factory default Content to
Part Name
Setting is Available settings are indicated in bold.) / Indication method be Stored
MIDI MODE setting AUTO/Compulsion (GeneralDJApp)
[FX ON] button off/[FX ON] button lit
MASTER output monaural/ Monaural/Stereo B
Utilities modes
stereo switching [HOT CUE] button off/[HOT CUE] button lit

MASTER output peak limiter Setting disabled/Setting enabled
IC408
[PAD FX1] button off/[PAD FX1] button lit Utility setting
(MAIN Assy)
MIC output peak limiter Setting disabled/Setting enabled
[SLICER] button off/[SLICER] button lit
DEMO MODE setting OFF/1 minute after no operation/5 minute after no operation/
/10 minute after no operation
Performance pad on the left deck:
1st pad lit/2nd pad lit/3rd pad lit/4th pad lit
Each of the above items can be set in Utilities modes. C

To enter Utilities mode,
while pressing both SHIFT and PLAY/PAUSE buttons on the left deck, connect the USB cable to the main unit
(main unit is turned on).
For changing the settings, refer to the operating instructions of the unit.
Sheet for confirmation of the user setting

MASTER output MASTER output
MIC output peak limiter
MIDI MODE setting monaural/stereo switching peak limiter
AUTO Compulsion (GeneralDJApp) monaural stereo disabled enabled disabled enabled
D
DEMO MODE seting
OFF 1 minute after 5 minute after 10 minute after

no operation no operation no operation
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9. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST
9.1 PACKING SECTION
or
SXJ only
SXJ only
Front
(1) PACKING SECTION PARTS LIST

D
Mark No. Description Part No. Mark No. Description Part No.
1 USB Cable DDE1128 NSP 9 Polyethylene Bag AHG7117

2 Operating Instructions See Contrast table (2) NSP 10 Warranty (for some regions) See Contrast table (2)
(Quick Start Guide) (En, Fr, De, It, Nl, Es, Pt, Ru, Ja) NSP 11 License key card for “rekordbox dj” DXA2304
3 Operating Instructions See Contrast table (2) NSP 12 Leaflet DRM1410
(Quick Start Guide) (Zhcn) 13 Label/IM1 See Contrast table (2)
4 Packing Sheet AHG7053

5 Packing Pad DHA1943
6 Packing Pad DHA1944
E 7 Packing Case See Contrast table (2)
8 Partition/ACC DHC1085
(2) CONTRAST TABLE

DDJ-RB/SXJ and XJCN are constructed the same except for the following:
Mark No. Symbol and Description DDJ-RB/SXJ DDJ-RB/XJCN
2 Operating Instructions (Quick Start Guide) DRH1368 Not used
(En, Fr, De, It, Nl, Es, Pt, Ru, Ja)
3 Operating Instructions (Quick Start Guide) (Zhcn) Not used DRH1370
7 Packing Case DHG3464 DHG3479
NSP 10 Warranty (for some regions) DRY1270 Not used
F 13 Label/IM1 DRW2534 Not used
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9.2 EXTERIOR SECTION
• Bottom view A
NON-CONTACT
CONTACT SIDE
SIDE
A
A
B
D
B
Grease
(GEM1100)
Grease A C
(GEM1100)
D
E B
B C
D
C
Grease
(GEM1100)
1/3
1/2
1/2 E
3/3
2/3
• Bottom view
XJCN only
2/2
F
2/2
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(1) EXTERIOR SECTION PARTS LIST

Mark No. Description Part No. Mark No. Description Part No.
1 MAIN Assy DWX3907 26 Plate/CND DNH3137

A 2 HPJK Assy DWX3912 27 Stopper/SLD DNK6009
3 DCK1B Assy DWX3908 28 Control Panel DNK6637
4 DCK2B Assy DWX3910 29 Chassis DNK6636
5 MXR Assy* DWX3911 30 Knob DNK6530
6 FFC DDD1771 31 Button DAC3229

7 FFC DDD1772 32 Button DAC3230
8 Rubber Foot VEB1349 33 Button S (Black) DAC2663
9 Sheet DEC3690 34 Button DAC3231
10 Sheet DEC3691 35 Button DAC3210
B 36 Button DAC3232
11 Sheet DEC3692
12 Plate DAH3113 37 • • • • •
13 Gasket/JOG DEC3539 38 • • • • •
14 DS Tape/JOG DEH1042 39 • • • • •
15 Jog Dial DNK6638 40 Nut (M12) NKX2FNI
16 Dial Knob S (B) DAA1273 41 Washer WA62D095D050

17 Knob/PLS DAA1324 42 Washer YC60FAC
18 Button/FX DAC2796 43 Screw ASZ26P050FTC
19 Slider Knob 1 DAC2684 44 Screw BPZ30P080FNI
20 Slider Knob 2 DAC2685 45 Screw BPZ30P120FTB
C
21 Button DAC3151 46 Screw (M3*5) DBA1340

22 Plate DAH3036 NSP 47 Label See Contrast table (2)
23 Button DEB2043
24 Fader Packing DEC3355 *Cross fader PCB (jumper connection) of MXR Assy is not
service parts.
25 Stay DNH3275
(2) CONTRAST TABLE

DDJ-RB/SXJ and XJCN are constructed the same except for the following:
D
Mark No. Symbol and Description DDJ-RB/SXJ DDJ-RB/XJCN
NSP 47 Label Not used DRW2686
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DDJ-RB SXJ DC 5 V (USB bus power only)

DDJ-RB XJCN DC 5 V (USB bus power only)

1.2 NOTES ON PARTS REPLACEMENT

Parts that require simultaneous replacement

TOSHIBA logo mark TOSHIBA logo mark

1.3 SERVICE NOTICE

3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE

3.2 JIGS LIST

Lubricants and Glues List

Name Part No. Remarks

B 3.3 PCB LOCATIONS

E MXR ASSY A MAIN ASSY

Mark No. Description Part No.

NSP 1..DCK1 ASSY DWM2625

NSP 1..DCK2 ASSY DWM2626

1..MXR ASSY DWX3911

DCK1B ASSY (DWX3908)

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CROSS FADER BLOCK

If necessary to order the MXR Assy.

MXR ASSY (DWX3911)

4.1 OVERALL CONNECTION DIAGRAM

4.2 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM

HP miniJACK drive 160 GPIO

MIC IN NJM4565MD NJM4565MD 9 165 SSIRxD

IC1201 GPIO GPIO GPIO GPIO GPIO IC1201

V+3R3_AD TEMPO SLIDER/FX_VOL

2.7 V RESET INVERTER L406

VOLTAGE DETECTION CIRCUIT

L FILTER, COIL, BEADS

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Starting opening indication

Operation mode Normal mode

Loading the program from

Start-up of each task

LED control task

AD input control task *To normal main

Audio control task

MIDI control task

Service mode control task

System control task

ENCODER control task

Illumination control task

F Demo mode control task

[0-2] Checking Internal Cables

[1] Failure in Startup (Failure in power-on) D

[1-2] Failure in the microcomputer system

[2] Display (LED indicators)

E [2-2] Several LEDs do not light or abnormal light

[3] Operations (Buttons / Volumes / Faders / Sliders / Jog dial) A

Operation of all operating elements can be confirmed in Service mode.

[3-2] The buttons are disabled except performance pads

When the direct key (FX ON/OFF button, FX

[3-3] Rotary selector not controllable

[3-4] Volumes, Faders or sliders not controllable E

No. Cause Diagnostics Point Item to be Checked Corrective Action Reference

[3-5] Abnormalities regarding the Jog dial

[4] USB connection A