djm400 Manual de Servicio

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ORDER NO.
RRV3351
DJM-400
DJ MIXER
DJM-400
THIS MANUAL IS APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING MODEL(S) AND TYPE(S).
Model Type Power Requirement Remarks
DJM-400 KUCXJ AC 120V
DJM-400 RLXJ AC 110-120V / 220-240V
DJM-400 WYXJ5 AC 220-240V
For details, refer to "Important Check Points for good servicing".
PIONEER CORPORATION 4-1, Meguro 1-chome, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-8654, Japan

PIONEER ELECTRONICS (USA) INC. P.O. Box 1760, Long Beach, CA 90801-1760, U.S.A.
PIONEER EUROPE NV Haven 1087, Keetberglaan 1, 9120 Melsele, Belgium
PIONEER ELECTRONICS ASIACENTRE PTE. LTD. 253 Alexandra Road, #04-01, Singapore 159936
PIONEER CORPORATION 2006
T-IZY MAR. 2006 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
This product contains lead in solder and certain electrical parts contain chemicals which are known to the state of California to
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cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Health & Safety Code Section 25249.6 - Proposition 65
NOTICE
(FOR CANADIAN MODEL ONLY)
Fuse symbols (fast operating fuse) and/or (slow operating fuse) on PCB indicate that replacement parts must
be of identical designation.
REMARQUE
(POUR MODÈLE CANADIEN SEULEMENT)
Les symboles de fusible (fusible de type rapide) et/ou (fusible de type lent) sur CCI indiquent que les pièces
C de remplacement doivent avoir la même désignation.
(FOR USA MODEL ONLY)

ANY MEASUREMENTS NOT WITHIN THE LIMITS
1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS OUTLINED ABOVE ARE INDICATIVE OF A POTENTIAL
The following check should be performed for the
SHOCK HAZARD AND MUST BE CORRECTED BEFORE
continued protection of the customer and service
RETURNING THE APPLIANCE TO THE CUSTOMER.
technician.
LEAKAGE CURRENT CHECK
Measure leakage current to a known earth ground 2. PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE
(water pipe, conduit, etc.) by connecting a leakage Many electrical and mechanical parts in the appliance
D current tester such as Simpson Model 229-2 or have special safety related characteristics. These are
equivalent between the earth ground and all exposed often not evident from visual inspection nor the protection
metal parts of the appliance (input/output terminals, afforded by them necessarily can be obtained by using
screwheads, metal overlays, control shaft, etc.). Plug replacement components rated for voltage, wattage, etc.
the AC line cord of the appliance directly into a 120V Replacement parts which have these special safety
AC 60 Hz outlet and turn the AC power switch on. Any characteristics are identified in this Service Manual.
current measured must not exceed 0.5 mA. Electrical components having such features are
identified by marking with a > on the schematics and on
the parts list in this Service Manual.
Reading should The use of a substitute replacement component which
Leakage not be above does not have the same safety characteristics as the
E Device current 0.5 mA
under tester PIONEER recommended replacement one, shown in the
test parts list in this Service Manual, may create shock, fire,
Test all or other hazards.
exposed metal
surfaces Product Safety is continuously under review and new
instructions are issued from time to time. For the latest
information, always consult the current PIONEER Service
Also test with Manual. A subscription to, or additional copies of,
plug reversed Earth PIONEER Service Manual may be obtained at a nominal
(Using AC adapter ground
plug as required) charge from PIONEER.
F AC Leakage Test
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[Important Check Points for Good Servicing]
In this manual, procedures that must be performed during repairs are marked with the below symbol.
Please be sure to confirm and follow these procedures.
1. Product safety
Please conform to product regulations (such as safety and radiation regulations), and maintain a safe servicing environment by
following the safety instructions described in this manual.
1 Use specified parts for repair.
Use genuine parts. Be sure to use important parts for safety.
2 Do not perform modifications without proper instructions.

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Please follow the specified safety methods when modification(addition/change of parts) is required due to interferences such as
radio/TV interference and foreign noise.
3 Make sure the soldering of repaired locations is properly performed.
When you solder while repairing, please be sure that there are no cold solder and other debris.
Soldering should be finished with the proper quantity. (Refer to the example)
4 Make sure the screws are tightly fastened.
Please be sure that all screws are fastened, and that there are no loose screws.
5 Make sure each connectors are correctly inserted.
Please be sure that all connectors are inserted, and that there are no imperfect insertion.
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6 Make sure the wiring cables are set to their original state.
Please replace the wiring and cables to the original state after repairs.
In addition, be sure that there are no pinched wires, etc.
7 Make sure screws and soldering scraps do not remain inside the product.
Please check that neither solder debris nor screws remain inside the product.
8 There should be no semi-broken wires, scratches, melting, etc. on the coating of the power cord.
Damaged power cords may lead to fire accidents, so please be sure that there are no damages.
If you find a damaged power cord, please exchange it with a suitable one.
9 There should be no spark traces or similar marks on the power plug.

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When spark traces or similar marks are found on the power supply plug, please check the connection and advise on secure
connections and suitable usage. Please exchange the power cord if necessary.
0 Safe environment should be secured during servicing.
When you perform repairs, please pay attention to static electricity, furniture, household articles, etc. in order to prevent injuries.
Please pay attention to your surroundings and repair safely.
2. Adjustments
To keep the original performance of the products, optimum adjustments and confirmation of characteristics within specification.
Adjustments should be performed in accordance with the procedures/instructions described in this manual.
3. Lubricants, Glues, and Replacement parts E
Use grease and adhesives that are equal to the specified substance.
Make sure the proper amount is applied.
4. Cleaning
For parts that require cleaning, such as optical pickups, tape deck heads, lenses and mirrors used in projection monitors, proper
cleaning should be performed to restore their performances.
5. Shipping mode and Shipping screws

To protect products from damages or failures during transit, the shipping mode should be set or the shipping screws should be
installed before shipment. Please be sure to follow this method especially if it is specified in this manual. F
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CONTENTS
1. SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................................................ 5
2. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST ............................................................................................................ 6
A 2.1 PACKING SECTION .................................................................................................................................. 6
2.2 EXTERIOR SECTION................................................................................................................................ 8
2.3 CONTROL PANEL SECTION .................................................................................................................. 10
3. BLOCK DIAGRAM AND SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM .......................................................................................... 12
3.1 BLOCK DIAGRAM ................................................................................................................................... 12
3.1.1 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................... 12
3.1.2 CPU & DSP BLOCK DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................ 13
3.2 OVERALL WIRING DIAGRAM................................................................................................................. 14
3.3 MAIN ASSY (1/3) ..................................................................................................................................... 16
3.4 MAIN ASSY (2/3) ..................................................................................................................................... 18
3.5 MAIN ASSY (3/3) ..................................................................................................................................... 20
3.6 JACK ASSY (1/4) ..................................................................................................................................... 22
B 3.7 JACK ASSY (2/4) ..................................................................................................................................... 24
3.8 JACK ASSY (3/4) ..................................................................................................................................... 26
3.9 JACK (4/4) and HP ASSYS...................................................................................................................... 28
3.10 MIC ASSY .............................................................................................................................................. 30
3.11 TRANS ASSY ........................................................................................................................................ 31
3.12 VRSW (1/3) and CHRV ASSYS ............................................................................................................. 32
3.13 VRSW ASSY (2/3) ................................................................................................................................. 34
3.14 VRSW (3/3), FADER and CFVR ASSYS ............................................................................................... 36
3.15 VOLTAGES ............................................................................................................................................. 38
3.16 WAVEFORMS ........................................................................................................................................ 41
4. PCB CONNECTION DIAGRAM ..................................................................................................................... 50
4.1 MAIN ASSY ............................................................................................................................................. 50
C 4.2 JACK, HP and MIC ASSYS ..................................................................................................................... 52
4.3 VRSW and CHRV ASSYS ....................................................................................................................... 56
4.4 FADER, CFVR and TRANS ASSYS ........................................................................................................ 60
5. PCB PARTS LIST ........................................................................................................................................... 62
6. ADJUSTMENT ............................................................................................................................................... 65
7. GENERAL INFORMATION ............................................................................................................................. 66
7.1 DIAGNOSIS ............................................................................................................................................. 66
7.1.1 TEST MODE ...................................................................................................................................... 66
7.1.2 Rewriting of the Software................................................................................................................... 72
7.1.3 POWER-ON SEQUENCE ................................................................................................................. 74
7.1.4 DISASSEMBLY.................................................................................................................................. 75
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7.2 PARTS...................................................................................................................................................... 81
7.2.1 IC ....................................................................................................................................................... 81
8. PANEL FACILITIES ........................................................................................................................................ 88
8.1 CONNECTION PANEL SECTION............................................................................................................ 88
8.2 CONTROL PANEL SECTION .................................................................................................................. 89
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1. SPECIFICATIONS
A
1.General 3. Input / output connector systems
Power source PHONO/LINE input connectors
...........................................................................AC 120 V, 60 Hz RCA pin jacks.............................................................................2
(KUCXJ model) CD input connectors
..........................AC 110 V to 120 V/220 V to 240 V, 50 Hz/60 Hz RCA pin jacks.............................................................................2
(RLXJ model) MIC/AUX input connectors
..................................................AC 220 V to 240 V, 50 Hz/60 Hz Phone jacks (∅6.3 mm)..............................................................2
(WYXJ5 model) MASTER output connectors
Power consumption...................................................................13 W RCA pin jacks.............................................................................2
Operating temperature....................+5°C to +35°C (+41°F to +95°F) PHONES connectors
Operating humidity....................5 % to 85 % (without condensation) Stereo phone jack (∅6.3 mm)....................................................1
Weight........................................................................3.2 kg (7.05 lb) CONTROL connectors
Maximum dimensions..............223 (W) × 304.7 (D) × 106.6 (H) mm Mini-phone jacks (∅3.5 mm)......................................................2
8-3/4 (W) × 12 (D) × 4-3/16 (H) inch B
4. Accessories
2. Audio section Operating Instructions......................................................................1
Sampling rate........................................................................ 96 kHz Power cord.......................................................................................1
A/D, D/A converter...................................................................24 bits Warranty card.................................................1 (KUCXJ model only)
Frequency response
LINE....................................................................20 Hz to 20 kHz
MIC.....................................................................20 Hz to 20 kHz Specifications and appearance are subject to change without
PHONO...................................................20 Hz to 20 kHz (RIAA) notice.
S/N ratio (at rated output)
LINE....................................................................................97 dB
PHONO...............................................................................82 dB
MIC.....................................................................................78 dB
Distortion (LINE-MASTER OUT)..........................................0.007 % C
Input level/ Impedance
PHONO................................................................–52 dBu/47 kΩ
MIC 1, MIC 2........................................................–52 dBu/47 kΩ
CD, LINE..............................................................–12 dBu/47 kΩ
Output Level/Impedance
MASTER OUT..........................................................+2 dBu/1 kΩ
PHONES...............................................................+ 2 dBu/150 Ω
Crosstalk (LINE).......................................................................78 dB
Channel equalizer response (Isolater)
HI...........................................................+9 dB to –∞ (4.6 kHz )
MID............................................+9 dB to –∞ (284 Hz 4.6 kHz)
LOW........................................................+9 dB to –∞ ( 284 Hz)
Microphone equalizer response
HI..........–12 dB (full counterclockwise) to 0 dB (center) (10 kHz) D
LOW.................–12 dB (full clockwise) to 0 dB (center) (100 Hz)
Accessories
Power cord
(KUCXJ : ADG7021)
(RLXJ, WYXJ5 : ADG1154)
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Operating instructions
Warranty card (KUCXJ only)
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2. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST

NOTES: Parts marked by "NSP" are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
The mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
A Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
Screws adjacent to mark on product are used for disassembly.
For the applying amount of lubricants or glue, follow the instructions in this manual.
(In the case of no amount instructions, apply as you think it appropriate.)
2.1 PACKING SECTION
B
1
10 4
C 5 KUCXJ only
11
12
6 DJM-400
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(1) PACKING SECTION PARTS LIST
Mark No. Description Part No.
> 1 Power Cord See Contrast table (2)
2 Operating Instructions See Contrast table (2) A
3 •••••
NSP 4 User Registration Seat DRM1262
NSP 5 Warranty Card See Contrast table (2)
6 •••••
NSP 7 Polyethylene Bag AHG7117
(0.06 x 230 x 340)
8 Packing Sheet AHG7015
9 Pad A DHA1706
10 Pad B DHA1707 B
11 Pad C DHA1713
12 Packing Case See Contrast table (2)
(2) CONTRAST TABLE

DJM-400/KUCXJ, RLXJ and WYXJ5 are constructed the same except for the following:
Mark No. Symbol and Description DRM-400/KUCXJ DRM-400/RLXJ DRM-400/WYXJ5 C
> 1 Power Cord ADG7021 ADG1154 ADG1154
2 Operating Instructions (English) DRB1405 Not used Not used
2 Operating Instructions (English/ Spanish/ Chinese) Not used DRB1406 Not used
2 Operating Instructins Not used Not used DRB1404
(English/ French/ German/ Italian/ Duch/ Spanish)
NSP 5 Warranty Card ARY7043 Not used Not used
12 Packing Case DHG2605 DHG2606 DHG2604
DJM-400 7
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2.2 EXTERIOR SECTION
31
31
Refer to
B "2.3 CONTROL PANEL SECTION".
10
35 I 9
H
F
G
11 35
35 A
E
35
1
C 33 18
33
15
6
D
I
H
G
12 E
F
35 8
A
B 34
D
35 27
B 24
2
35 C 26
17 34
20
14 35
D
25 16
A
17 D 21
C 17
3
E
4
26
27 32
32
7
5
22
31
23
23 I
B
NON-CONTACT
CONTACT SIDE
39 C
36 38
F 37
KUCXJ only RLXJ only
SIDE
13
19
35
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(1) EXTERIOR SECTION PARTS LIST
Mark No. Description Part No. Mark No. Description Part No.
1 MAIN Assy DWX2527

2 JACK Assy See Contrast table (2) NSP 21 Rear Panel See Contrast table (2) A
3 MIC Assy DWX2517 22 Chassis Assy See Contrast table (2)
4 HP Assy DWX2518 23 Insulator DEB1795
5 TRANS Assy See Contrast table (2) 24 Power Knob Guide DNK4198
25 Blind Cap DNK4218
> 6 Fuse (FU1 : T250mA) AEK1048
> 7 Power Transformer See Contrast table (2) 26 Phone Washer DEC2920
8 Earth Terminal AKE-031 27 Nut M12 NKX2FNI
9 26P Flexible Cable DDD1306 28 •••••
10 22P Flexible Cable DDD1307 29 •••••
30 •••••
11 19P Flexible Cable DDD1308 B
12 Small Connector PF07PP-R12 31 Screw 3x8 DBA1290
NSP 13 Spacer AEB7092 32 Screw BBZ40P060FTC
14 PCB Mold AMR2534 33 Screw BBZ30P140FTC
15 Power Knob DAC2339 34 Screw BPZ30P080FTB
35 Screw BBZ30P060FTB
16 Blind Sheet DEC2907
17 PCB Spacer DEC2942 36 Label See Contrast table (2)
18 PCB Stay DNF1739 37 FCC.Class B Label See Contrast table (2)
19 ICP Cover DNK4625 38 V Select Label See Contrast table (2)
NSP 20 Card Spacer REC1156 39 FCC Label See Contrast table (2)
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(2) CONTRAST TABLE

DJM-400/KUCXJ, RLXJ and WYXJ5 are constructed the same except for the following:
Mark No. Symbol and Description DRM-400/KUCXJ DRM-400/RLXJ DRM-400/WYXJ5
2 JACK Assy DWX2524 DWX2525 DWX2516
5 TRANS Assy DWX2519 DWX2526 DWX2519
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> 7 Power Transformer DTT1201 DTT1202 DTT1202
NSP 21 Rear Panel (KUC) DNC1784 Not used Not used
NSP 21 Rear Panel (RL) Not used DNC1805 Not used
NSP 21 Rear Panel (WY) Not used Not used DNC1787

22 Chassis Assy DXB1890 DXB1891 DXB1890
NSP 36 Label DRW1975 Not used Not used

NSP 37 FCC.Class B Label DRW2300 Not used Not used
38 V Select Label Not used DRW2298 Not used
39 FCC Label Not used DRW2299 Not used E
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2.3 CONTROL PANEL SECTION
A
15 15
14
14
24 31 14
14 29
24
29 29
29
31
29
29 31
B
26 25
13 16
29
C 7
8
37
10
8
18
36
33 34
21 29
36 35
F 3
D 11 1
E
22
27
A
4 H
32
19
G
23 17
6
E
A 12
20
19
27
2
9
NON-CONTACT
CONTACT SIDE
28
5
F 32
5
SIDE
JACK CN502
JACK CN500
10 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
(1) CONTROL PANEL SECTION PARTS LIST
Mark No. Description Part No.
1 VRSW Assy DWX2520
2 FADER Assy DWX2521 A
3 CHRV Assy DWX2522
4 CFVR Assy DWX2523
5 36P Flexible Cable DDD1305
6 12P Flexible Cable DDD1310

7 SW Packing (B) DEC2574
8 Fader Packing DEC2903
9 Insulation Sheet DEC2940
10 Level Meter Holder DNK4622
11 Blind Plate CUE DNK4624 B

12 Blind Plate EFFECT DNK4654
13 Control Panel DNB1138
14 Rotary VR Knob (B) DAA1183
15 Rotary VR Knob (G) DAA1184
16 Rotary SW Knob DAA1185

17 Button TAP DAC2341
18 Button CUE DAC2343
19 Button FADER DAC2344
20 SW Cap FADER DAC2345
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21 SW Cap MIC DAC2346

22 Button BEAT DAC2369
23 Button EFFECT DAC2370
24 Slider Knob (L2) DAC2371
25 Level Plate DAH2445
26 7seg Plate DAH2446

27 Binder (SKB-909BK) ZCA-SKB90BK
28 Nyron Rivet 3x4.5 RBM-003
29 Nut M9 DBN1008 D
30 •••••
31 Screw 3x8 DBA1290

32 Screw BPZ26P080FTC
33 Screw AMZ30P040FTC
34 Lever SW Stay DNF1740
35 Fader Stay DNF1746
36 Screw PMH20P040FTC
37 Screw CMZ26P050FTB
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DJM-400 11
5 6 7 8
F
E
B
A
D
C
12
CN503 (1/2) CN703 (1/2)
B JACK ASSY (1/2) 26 26 2 12
IC709
K4S641632H-TC75-K
22 22
IC711 SDRAM 64M
18 18
1
1
PCM1803DB Serial
16 16 ADC (CH-1) communication
(500 µsec) IC700
DYW1755
CN502 CN901 CPU
JA508 IC502 E VRSW ASSY
PHONO 2 12 IC708
2 NJM2121M 5 5
/LINE ch-A
D607A003BRFP200
1 7 7
3 IC712 DSP
CD 11 11 PCM1803DB 91
5
15 15 ADC (CH-2)
7 Trim IC901 (1/2) 92 14
ch-B 31 31
LED 7seg
BA4560F
6 35 35 2
VR, SW (32th)
3 12 94 18
1 1
3.1 BLOCK DIAGRAM
KEY, SW LED (36th)

2 IC713
RIAA PCM1803DB (32th) 7seg (×3)
IC500 ADC (MIC/AUX)
3
Trim IC902 (1/2)
BA4560F 23 23
1 BA4560F E VRSW ASSY

27 27 3
2
2
2 1
19 19
3.1.1 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM
17 17 2
G FADER ASSY
JA509 IC504
PHONO 2 NJM2121M A MAIN ASSY H CFVR ASSY
/LINE ch-A IC714
2 3
IC903 (1/2) PCM1742KE
CD CN703
5 BA4560F DAC (MASTER)
3
(2/2)
7
ch-B 1 2 8 8 8
6 2 CN503
(2/2)
DJM-400
IC715
IC903 (2/2) PCM1742KE
RIAA
BA4560F DAC (PHONES)
IC501 5 CN702 CN511
3 BA4560F 7 2 8 19 1
1 6
2
3
3
CN507 J901
8 6 7 9 1 3 6 12
8 6 7 9 1 3 6 12
J801 J1201
JA800 IC800
MIC1/AUX (L) 2 NJM2121M
ch-A
3
5
IC507 (1/2)
7
S1201
IC506 (1/2) NJM4580MD
ch-B
6 NJM4580MD JA510
5
5 7 Mute 1
7 6 MASTER
40 dB 6
OUT
2
3. BLOCK DIAGRAM AND SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
JA801 IC801 S1202

MIC2/AUX (R) 2 NJM2121M
ch-A
3
CHRV ASSY IC509 (2/2)
4
F
4
IC508 (2/2) NJM4556AD

5
NJM4558F-HT J501 CN2000 JA2000
3
7
ch-B 3 1 Mute 3 3 PHONES
6
1 2
2
40 dB
C
D MIC ASSY B JACK ASSY (2/2)
HP ASSY
SDRAM
5
5
PHONO Buffer
PHONO1/LINE1 /LINE Amp. SW ADC DSP Effect
SW processing Talk over
processing

CD1 Cross fader DAC LPF MUTE PHONES
switch
Fader
Isolator processing
processing
processing
DAC LPF MUTE MASTER OUT 1
PHONO Input, Mute HP/STEREO
Buffer
PHONO2/LINE2 /LINE SW ADC processing EQ, VR switch MASTER OUT 2
Amp.
SW processing processing
Level meter
detection
MONO/
6
6
CD2
3.1.2 CPU & DSP BLOCK DIAGRAM
STEREO
MONO/ SW
BPM
STEREO
detection
Microcomputer switch
Buffer interface
MIC1/AUX_L Amp.
MIC/AUX
ADC
SW
MIC2/AUX_R Buffer
Amp.
CPU→DSP : KEY/VR/EFFECT
DJM-400
DSP→CPU : BPW/Level meter
(500µsec)
/IN-LOOP SAMPER infomation Level meter
KEY, VR /LED/7seg
Serial communication
7
7
CPU Serial I/F

Display, Level meter
Operation processing
LED/7seg
processing
BPM
DSP Fader start
Registration CONTROL
firmware processing
Calculation
Effect mode
processing
Switching
processing,
Noise counterplan
8
8
processing
Preference
13
E
A
D
C
F
B
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3.2 OVERALL WIRING DIAGRAM
÷ When ordering service parts, be sure to refer to "EXPLODED VIEWS and PARTS
A LIST" or "PCB PARTS LIST".
÷ The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety
factor of the part. Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical
designation.
÷ : The power supply is shown with the marked box.
F CHRV ASSY (DWX2522)
E E 1/3 - E 3/3
VRSW ASSY (DWX2520)
G
FADER ASSY (DWX2521)
F
H
CFVR ASSY (DWX2523)
14 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
D MIC ASSY A
(DWX2517) KUCXJ : ADG7021
RLXJ, WYXJ5 : ADG1154
AN101
KUCXJ : XKP3042
RLXJ, WYXJ5 : XKP3041
MAIN ASSY (DWX2527)

A 1/3 - A 3/3
B B 1/4 - B 4/4 C
JACK ASSY
(KUCXJ : DWX2524)
(RLXJ : DWX2525)
(WYXJ5 : DWX2516)
A
CN102
RLXJ : B3P5-VH (3P)
KUCXJ, WYXJ5 : B2P3-VH (2P)
J3 (RLXJ) : DKP3745 (3P)

J2 (KUCXJ, WYXJ5) : DKP3744 (2P)
F
TRANS ASSY
C HP ASSY
(DWX2518)
I (KUCXJ, WYXJ5 : DWX2519)
(RLXJ : DWX2526)
DJM-400 15
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
3.3 MAIN ASSY (1/3)
A
A 1/3 MAIN ASSY (DWX2527)
A 2/3
B 3/4 CN504
A 2/3
B A 2/3
A 3/3
7
B 3/4 CN505
A 3/3
(HP)
A 3/3
A 3/3
D
B 3/4 CN511
A 3/3
A 3/3
A 2/3
A 3/3
F
A 3/3
A 1/3
16 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
(HP)
: HP L ch
A
A 2/3
5 A 2/3
6 B
4 3
2
1
C
18
IC700
17
DYW1755
(HD64F3062BFBL25)
D
CPU
16
9 15
13 14
E
12
10
11
A 3/3
F
SYSTEM
RESET
A 1/3
DJM-400 17
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
3.4 MAIN ASSY (2/3)
A
DC-DC CONVERTER A 3/3
(MICD)
(CH2D)
(CH1D)
9 8 7
(CH2D)
B
(CH1D)
(MICD)
C
A 1/3
10
11 IC708
D607A003BRFP200-K
D
DSP
12
13
E
14
A 1/3
1
(MASTERD)
2
A 3/3
(HPD)
F
A 1/3 4
3
A 2/3 5
18 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
(CH1D)
: CH 1 Data
(CH2D)
: CH 2 Data A
(MICD)
: MIC Data
(MASTERD)
: MASTER Data
(HPD)
: HP Data
15 SDRAM 64M
16
17
18 23
19
20
21
E
6
22
A 2/3
DJM-400 19
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
3.5 MAIN ASSY (3/3)
A
(CH1) (CH2)
A/D CONVERTER for CH1

B 2
(CH1)
1 ADC
3
5 4
9
6 7 8
C
(CH1D)
A 2/3
A 1/3
A 2/3
A 1/3
D/A CONVERTER for MASTER

31
D
(MASTER)
DAC 32
A 1/3
(MASTER)
33
30
(MASTERD)
A 1/3 34
E 28 29
(MIC2)
(MIC1)
A 1/3
(CH2)
A 2/3 (HPD)
(MASTERD)
(CH1)
B 2/4 CN503
F
A 3/3
20 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
(CH1)
: CH 1 L ch
(CH2)
: CH 2 L ch A
(MIC1)
: MIC 1 input ch
(MIC2)
(MIC1)
: MIC 2 input ch
(CH1D)
(MIC2) : CH 1 Data
(CH2) (CH2D)
: CH 2 Data
(MICD)
: MIC Data
(MASTERD)
: MASTER Data
(HPD)
: HP Data
(MASTER)
20 : MASTER L ch
(HP)
A/D CONVERTER for CH2 : HP L ch
(CH2)
A/D CONVERTER for MIC/AUX B
11 10 19 ADC
ADC
12
13 22
23
18
14 27
17 21
15 16 25 26
24
A 2/3 C
(CH2D) (MICD)
A 2/3
A 1/3
(HP)
(MASTER) D/A CONVERTER for H.P A 1/3

D
39 38
DAC
(HP)
40
41 35
36
(HPD)
E
37
A 1/3
(HPD) (HPD)
A 3/3
DJM-400 21
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
3.6 JACK ASSY (1/4)
A
B 1/4 JACK ASSY (KUCXJ : DWX2524)
(RLXJ : DWX2525)
(WYXJ5 : DWX2516)
FOR RLXJ
I J3
C
FOR KUCXJ and WYXJ5
KUCXJ : XKP3042
WYXJ5 : XKP3041
I J2
E • NOTE FOR FUSE REPLACEMENT

CAUTION - FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST RISK OF FIRE.
REPLACE WITH SAME TYPE AND RATINGS ONLY.
CAUTION : FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST RISK OF FIRE.

REPLACE ONLY WITH SAME TYPE NO. 491.250 MFD, BY
LITTELFUSE INK. FOR IC300 to IC302 and IC304.
CAUTION : FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST RISK OF FIRE.

REPLACE ONLY WITH SAME TYPE NO. 491.400 MFD, BY
LITTELFUSE INK. FOR IC303 and IC308.
B 1/4
22 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
A
+5V REG.
+12V REG.
B
CN202
I
-12V REG.
C
B 3/4
B 4/4
B 3/4
DC-DC CONVERTER
E
DC-DC CONVERTER
B 1/4
DJM-400 23
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
3.7 JACK ASSY (2/4)
A
(RLXJ : DWX2525) PHONO/LINE SELECT AMP
(WYXJ5 : DWX2516)
(PL1)
(PL1)
4
(PL1) (PL1)
2
(PL1)
(CD1)
1
(CD1) 3
(CD1)
(CD1)
PHONO1/LINE1 SELECT
CONTROL1
B 2/4
24 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
(PL1)
: PHONO 1/LINE 1 input L ch
(PL2)
: PHONO 2/LINE 2 input L ch A
PHONO/LINE SELECT AMP (CD1)
: CD 1 input L ch
(CD2)
: CD 2 input L ch
(PL1) (PL1) (CH1)
: CH 1 L ch
(CH2)
: CH 2 L ch
(MIC1)
: MIC 1 input ch
(MIC2)
: MIC 2 input ch
(PL1)
(MASTER)
: MASTER L ch
(CD1)
(PL1)
(CD2)
B 3/4 (PL2)
E 1/3 CN901
(MIC1)
(CD1)
(MIC2)
(CH1) C
(CH2)
(MIC1)
(CH1)
(CH2)
(CD1) (CD1)
(MIC2)
(MIC2)
(MIC1)
(CH1)
(CH2)
(MIC2)
(MIC1)
A 3/3 CN703
(MIC1)
(MIC2)
(MIC1) E
B 4/4 (MASTER)
(MIC2)
D J801
B 3/4
B 3/4
B 3/4
F
B 2/4
DJM-400 25
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
3.8 JACK ASSY (3/4)
A
(RLXJ : DWX2525) PHONO/LINE SELECT AMP
(WYXJ5 : DWX2516)
(PL2)
(PL2) B 2/4
(PL2)
(PL2)
B
(PL2)
B 2/4
C
(CD2)
(CD2)
B 2/4
(CD2)
(CD2)
B 2/4
PHONO2/LINE2 SELECT
B 2/4
B 2/4
B 2/4
B 3/4 CONTROL2
26 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
(PL2)
(CD2)
: CD 2 input L ch A
PHONO/LINE SELECT AMP (HP)
: HP L ch
A 1/3 CN701
B 2/4
A 1/3 CN700
C
B 1/4
E 3/3
CN903
A 1/3 CN702
E
B 4/4
(HP)
B 3/4
DJM-400 27
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
3.9 JACK (4/4) and HP ASSYS
A
(RLXJ : DWX2525)
(WYXJ5 : DWX2516)
5 (MASTER)
B 2/4
(MASTER) (MASTER)
(MASTER)
B
FILTER
B 2/4
B 1/4
B 3/4
FILTER
B 3/4
(HP) (HP)
(HP)
(HP)
B 4/4 B 1/4
28 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
(MASTER)
: MASTER L ch
(HP)
: HP L ch A
(MASTER)
6
(MASTER)
C HP ASSY (DWX2518)
(HP) (HP) (HP)
H.P AMP
7
(HP)
B 4/4 C
DJM-400 29
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
3.10 MIC ASSY
A
D MIC ASSY (DWX2517) (MIC1)
(MIC2)
: MIC 1 input ch
: MIC 2 input ch
MIC/AUX SELECT AMP
1
B
(MIC1) (MIC1)
2
(MIC1)
(MIC1)
B 2/4 CN507
(MIC2) (MIC2)
(MIC2)
(MIC2)
(MIC1)
D
(MIC2)
MIC/AUX SELECT AMP
MIC/AUX
SELECT
MONO/STEREO
SELECT
D
30 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
3.11 TRANS ASSY
I TRANS ASSY (KUCXJ, WYXJ5 : DWX2519)

(RLXJ : DWX2526)
POWER
TRANSFORMER
DTT1202
B 1/4 CN102
B 1/4 CN301
FOR RLXJ
FOR KUCXJ and WYXJ5
POWER
TRANSFORMER
KUCXJ : DTT1201
WYXJ5 : DTT1202
D
B 1/4 CN102
I
DJM-400 31
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
3.12 VRSW (1/3) and CHRV ASSYS
A
E 1/3 VRSW ASSY (DWX2520)
F CHRV ASSY (DWX2522) CH1 INPUT SELECT CH2 INPUT SELECT
FILTER
(PL1)
(PL2)
(CD1)
(CD2)
(CH1)
1 (CH1)
B
(CH1)
(CH2)
(CD2)
(PL2)
(CH1)
(CD1)
C
(PL1)
(CD2)
(CD2) (CH2) (CH2)
(PL2)
D
B 2/4 CN502
FILTER
(MIC1)
(MIC2)
(CH1)
(MIC1)
(CH2)
3
(MIC2)
(MIC1)
(MIC1)
E
(MIC1)
(MIC2)
(MIC2) (MIC2)
(MIC2)
E 1/3 F
32 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
(PL1)
(PL2)
: PHONO 2/LINE 2 input L ch A
(CD1)
: CD 1 input L ch
(CD2)
: CD 2 input L ch
(CH1)
: CH 2 L ch
(CH2)
: CH 1 L ch
(MIC1)
: MIC 1 input ch
(MIC2)
: MIC 2 input ch
(CH1) 2
(CH1) (CH1) B
FILTER
(CH2)
(CH2) (CH2)
D
FILTER
4
(MIC1)
E
(MIC1)
(MIC2)
E 1/3
DJM-400 33
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
3.13 VRSW ASSY (2/3)
A
E 3/3
E 2/3
34 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
LEVEL METER
E 3/3
LEVEL METER2
M LEVEL METER
E 3/3
E 2/3
DJM-400 35
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
3.14 VRSW (3/3), FADER and CFVR ASSYS
A
E 3/3
36 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
E 2/3
G FADER ASSY (DWX2521)
E 2/3
C
E 2/3
B 3/4 CN500
H CFVR ASSY (DWX2523)

F
E 3/3 G H
DJM-400 37
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
3.15 VOLTAGES
Measurement Condition
A
Control panel section
Channel CH-1 CH-2 FADER START

Input signal No input No input CH-1 OFF
Input selector CD CD CH-2 OFF
TRIM MAX MAX
EQ HI MID MID
EQ MID MID MID HEADPHONES
EQ LO MID MID LEVEL MAX
B CH FADER MAX MAX CH-1, CH-2, MASTER OFF
MIC MASTER VOLUME MAX

Input signal No input
TRIM MAX
EQ HI MID
EQ LO MID CROSS FADER SW THRU
MIC OFF CROSS FADER Center
C
MIC Switch OFF

Effect DELAY
BPM COUNTER AUTO
CH. SELECT CH-1
LEVEL/DEPTH Center
D Rear panel
LINE/PHONO (CH1/2) LINE

MONO/STEREO STEREO
MIC/AUX AUX
38 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
A MAIN ASSY
A
IC700 IC701 IC708 IC709 IC711 IC714
No. Voltage (V) No. Voltage (V) No. Voltage (V) No. Voltage (V) No. Voltage (V) No. Voltage (V) No. Voltage (V) No. Voltage (V)
1 3.324 51 0.73 m 1 0 1 8.94 m 73 3.23 1 3.25 1 2.51 1 1.63
2 5.21 52 0.72 m 2 3.24 2 8.84 m 74 3.25 2 3.2 2 2.51 2 1.21
3 2.9 to 4.4 53 0.72 m 3 1.658 3 1.18 75 3.2 3 3.25 3 2.51 3 1.63
4 4.1 to 5.1 54 0.71 m 4 1.542 4 7.69 m 76 3.2 4 3.2 4 4.91 4 0.01 m
5 4.1 to 5.1 55 0.71 m 5 0 5 7.26 m 77 1.18 5 3.2 5 5.01 5 3.25
6 4.1 to 5.1 56 0.7 m 6 3.25 6 3.28 78 0.06 m 6 -0.04 m 6 -0.02 m 6 5.01
7 4.1 to 4.6 57 -0.04 m 7 -0.01 m 7 0.04 m 79 3.2 7 3.2 7 5.2 7 2.48
8 4.6 to 5.1 58 8.04 m 8 1.661 8 1.18 80 3.2 8 3.2 8 4.83 m 8 2.53
9 4.1 to 5.1 59 0.7 m 9 1.543 9 3.93 m 81 3.2 9 3.25 9 -0.04 m 9 0.03 m
10 0.15 m 60 0.67 m 10 1.661 10 1183 m 82 3.2 10 3.2 10 1.58 10 2.5
11 0.04 m 61 0.04 m 11 1.540 11 0.03 m 83 3.2 11 3.2 11 1.61 11 4.11 m
12 3.68 62 5.2 12 1.661 12 3.53 m 84 3.2 12 -0.03 m 12 1.110 to 1.119 12 4.14 m
13 5.21 63 5.2 13 1.534 13 3.97 m 85 3.24 13 3.2 13 -0.02 m 13 3.39 m B
14 4.6 64 -0.03 m 14 3.25 14 5.85 m 86 1.18 14 3.25 14 3.25 14 3.39 m
15 5.21 65 -0.02 m 15 3.98 m 87 0.06 m 15 3.23 15 1.67 15 3.42 m
16 5.09 66 2.69 IC702 16 3.95 m 88 1.59 16 3.24 16 1.24 m 16 1.54
17 1.02 m 67 2.51 No. Voltage (V) 17 3.29 89 1.62 17 3.24 17 1.24 m
18 4.55 68 5.21 1 3.25 18 5.49 m 90 3.25 18 3.24 18 1.24 m IC715
19 5.21 69 0.72 m 2 3.69 19 0.03 m 91 0.04 m 19 3.23 19 1.24 m No. Voltage (V)
20 5.19 70 0.72 m 3 2.3 20 2.87 92 3.24 20 11.26 m to 3.23 V 20 1.22 m 1 1634 m
21 1.62 m 71 0.72 m 4 3.25 21 2.86 93 3.24 21 7.05 m 2 1.18
22 0.02 m 72 0.72 m 5 5.1 22 3.21 94 3.24 22 11.5 m to 11.7 m IC712 3 1.6
23 148.34 m 73 5.21 6 3.17 23 0.05 m 95 3.24 23 9.7 m No. Voltage (V) 4 -0.03 m
24 2.96 m 74 5.21 7 -0.07 m 24 1.18 96 0.04 m 24 3.23 1 2.51 5 3.257
25 3.45 m 75 5.21 8 2.84 25 1.944 to 1.946 97 3.24 25 3.23 2 2.51 6 5.01
26 4.8 m 76 4.86 9 3.25 26 0.03 m 98 3.24 26 3.23 3 2.5 7 2.50
27 40.38 m 77 4.86 10 4.56 27 1.18 99 3.24 27 3.25 4 4.9 8 2.55
28 40.77 m 78 3.87 11 3.25 28 1.18 100 3.24 28 -0.03 m 5 5.01 9 0 C
29 5.18 79 4.85 12 3.25 29 3.28 101 1.18 29 3.23 6 0.01 m 10 2.49
30 5.2 m 80 2.31 13 5.2 30 0.03 m 102 1.62 30 3.23 7 5.2 11 3.9 m
31 5.21 m 81 2.47 14 3.25 31 1198 m 103 3.25 31 1.502 8 4.97 m 12 3.93 m
32 5.16 m 82 2.39 32 3.29 104 1.18 32 1.385 9 -0.02 m 13 3.19 m
33 5.18 m 83 3.05 IC703 33 0.03 m 105 68.24 m 33 8.55 m 10 1.6 14 3.37 m
34 5.17 m 84 2.71 No. Voltage (V) 34 0.03 m 106 0.05 m 34 7.25 m to 7.54 m 11 1.63 15 3.4 m
35 5.29 85 2.62 1 – 35 1.18 107 1.59 35 11.35 m 12 1130 m to 1150 m 16 1.67
36 -0.07 m 86 0.32 m 2 – 36 0.05 m 108 3.25 36 - 13 0
37 -0.11 m 87 0.14 m 3 0 37 1.18 109 0.1 m 37 3.24 14 3.25
38 -0.09 m 88 2.48 4 1.76 38 0.11 m 110 1.42 m 38 1.583 15 1.54
39 -0.08 m 89 0.73 m 5 3.25 39 9.7 m 111 3.24 39 -0.01 m 16 1.29 m
40 -0.08 m 90 0.7 m 40 3.27 112 3.2 40 - 17 1.29 m
41 -0.09 m 91 0.71 m IC704 41 3.26 113 3.24 41 -0.02 m 18 1.29 m
42 -0.08 m 92 0.13 m No. Voltage (V) 42 3.26 114 0.34 m 42 0 19 1.3 m
43 -0.08 m 93 0.13 m 1 5.21 43 3.26 115 5.89 m 43 3.25 20 1.28 m D
44 -0.02 m 94 43.3 m 2 5.21 44 3.26 116 3.28 44 -0.01 m
45 5.28 95 43 m to 45 m 3 -0.04 m 45 1.183 117 3.28 45 -0.02 m IC713
46 5.28 96 43.3 m 4 – 46 3.2 118 102.8 m 46 -0.01 m No. Voltage (V)
47 47.03 m 97 43.4 m 5 – 47 3.2 119 3.24 47 0 1 2.51
48 46.62 m 98 43.3 m 48 0.15 m 120 1.18 48 0 2 2.51
49 5.21 99 43 m to 45 m IC705 49 3.25 121 102.7 m 49 3.25 3 2.5
50 46.85 m 100 43 m to 45 m No. Voltage (V) 50 3.28 122 223 m 50 -0.01 m 4 4.9
1 5.21 51 8.4 m to 8.7 m 123 3.24 51 0 5 5.01
2 2.83 52 1.59 124 3.25 52 -0.01 m 6 0
3 0.07 m 53 0.11 m 125 3.25 53 0 7 5.2
4 4.6 54 3.27 126 -0.04 m 54 0 8 5.01 m
5 5.21 55 1.18 127 1.19 9 -0.02 m
56 6.6 m 128 1.19 10 1.60
IC706 57 3.27 129 3.26 11 1.63
No. Voltage (V) 58 7.3 m to 7.6 m 130 3.26 12 1.13 E
1 5.21 59 3.28 131 3.26 13 0.01 m
2 1.661 60 0.11 m 132 3.25 14 3.25
3 0 61 11.4 m 133 3.24 15 1.54
4 2.7 62 11.4 m 134 3.24 16 1.25 m
5 5.21 63 6.99 m 135 3.24 17 1.23 m
64 7.15 m 136 0.08 m 18 1.25 m
IC707 65 7.19 m 137 1.18 19 1.25 m
No. Voltage (V) 66 1.18 138 2.6 m 20 1.25 m
1 3.25 67 7.19 m 139 3.25
2 1.660 68 7.04 m 140 -0.04 m
3 0 69 7.04 m 141 1.18
4 1.538 70 3.27 142 3.25
5 3.25 71 3.28 143 5.68 m to 5.75 m
72 0.08 m 144 1.67
DJM-400 39
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
B JACK ASSY D MIC ASSY E VRSW ASSY

A
IC305 IC503 IC800 IC901 IC904
No. Voltage (V) No. Voltage (V) No. Voltage (V) No. Voltage (V) No. Voltage (V)
1 15.05 1 9.36 1 9.3 1 -0.02 m 1 2.4
2 -0.05 m 2 5.1 m to 6.7 m 2 4.73 m 2 -0.02 m 2 4.5
3 5.05 3 5.01 m 3 5.95 m 3 0.13 m 3 3.35
4 -11.97 4 -11.96 4 -11.97 4 0.16 m
IC306 5 4.3 m to 5.8 m 5 5.94 m 5 0.19 m 5 4.42
No. Voltage (V) 6 4.3 m to 5.8 m 6 5.95 m 6 0.51 m 6 0.01 m
1 10.65 7 4.0 m to 5.4 m 7 4.75 m 7 0.51 m 7 0.01 m
2 5.32 8 11.89 8 11.87 8 11.88 8 0.01 m
3 -0.2 m 9 168 m
4 990 m IC504 IC801 IC902 10 2.41
5 10.7 No. Voltage (V) No. Voltage (V) No. Voltage (V) 11 4.95
1 9.37 1 9.35 1 0.32 m 12 2.41
B IC307 2 5.1 m to 6.7 m 2 4.9 m 2 0.32 m 13 3.05
No. Voltage (V) 3 4.6 m 3 5.73 m 3 0.13 m 14 2.42
1 10.7 4 -11.97 4 -11.96 4 -11.97 15 2.45
2 3.3 5 4.2 m to 5.8 m 5 5.73 m 5 0.1 m 16 4.95
3 0 6 4.2 m to 5.8 m 6 5.72 m 6 0.23 m
4 995.5 m 7 4.0 m to 5.4 m 7 4.95 m 7 0.24 m IC905
5 10.7 8 11.89 8 11.88 8 11.87 No. Voltage (V)
1 -0.4 m
IC400 IC505 IC903 2 7.07 m to 7.14 m
No. Voltage (V) No. Voltage (V) No. Voltage (V) 3 7.07 m to 7.14 m
1 13.86 1 9.31 1 0.57 m 4 -0.4 m
2 -0.05 m 2 5.1 m to 6.7 m 2 0.57 m 5 -0.4 m
3 11.92 3 5.6 m 3 0.17 m 6 -0.4 m
4 -11.97 4 -11.97 7 -0.4 m
IC401 5 4.4 m to 6.0 m 5 0.15 m 8 -0.4 m
C No. Voltage (V) 6 4.4 m to 6.0 m 6 0.34 m 9 1.39
1 0.98 m 7 4.0 m to 5.4 m 7 0.35 m 10 1.39
2 -19.8 8 11.89 8 11.87 11 2.46
3 -12 12 4.42
IC506 13 1.99
IC402 No. Voltage (V) 14 2.4
No. Voltage (V) 1 7.5 m to 9.2 m 15 -0.15 m
1 18.14 2 0.13 m 16 4.95
2 0.78 m 3 -0.03 m
3 11.9 4 -11.97
5 -0.03 m
IC403 6 0.17
No. Voltage (V) 7 7.6 m to 9.2 m
1 0.75 m 8 11.89
2 -19.8
3 -11.9 IC507
D
No. Voltage (V)
IC500 1 13.4 m to 15.1 m
No. Voltage (V) 2 0.14 m
1 3.6 m to 4.7 m 3 -0.03 m
2 3.5 m to 4.6 m 4 -11.97
3 2.8 m to3.8 m 5 -0.02 m
4 -11.97 m 6 -0.11 m
5 2.8 m to 3.8 m 7 13.4 m to 15.1 m
6 3.5 m to 4.7 m 8 11.89
7 3.5 m to 4.7 m
8 11.88 IC508
No. Voltage (V)
IC501 1 -7.6 m
1 3.5 m to 4.6 m 3 0.17 m
E
2 3.5 m to 4.6 m 4 -11.97
3 2.7 m to 3.9 m 5 0.17 m
4 -11.97 6 0.14 m
5 2.7 m to 3.8 m 7 -7.39 m
6 3.5 m to 4.6 m 8 11.942
7 3.4 m to 4.6 m
8 11.88 IC509
No. Voltage (V)
IC502 (at LINE input) 1 -5.0 m to -6.0 m
1 9.34 3 0.57 m
2 5.1 m to 6.7 m 4 -11.85
3 5.2 m 5 -5.9 m to -6.0 m
4 -11.97 6 -5.6 m to -5.8 m
5 4.3 m to 5.8 m 7 -5.9 m to -6.0 m
F 6 4.3 m to 5.8 m 8 11.8
7 4.0 m to 5.4 m
8 11.89
40 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
3.16 WAVEFORMS
Note : The encircled numbers denote measuring point in the schematic diagram and pcb diagram.
Measuring conditions (Analog) Top panel : only a measurement line is inputted.
CH 1/2 Input selector AUX L/R MIC 1/2 FADER START MAS VR MAX
A
CH CD LINE PHONO Input signal 1k/0db 1k/-40db CH-1 OFF (display MAX)
Input signal 1k/0db 1k/0db 1k/-40db TRIM MAX MAX CH-2 OFF
TRIM MAX MAX MAX (display MAX) (display MAX) MONO/ST ST
EQ HI MID MID HP
(display MAX) (display MAX) (display MAX)
EQ LO MID MID Input signal 1k/-14db C/FADER THRU
EQ HI MID MID MID
MIC selector sw ON ON HP LEVEL MAX
EQ MID MID MID MID
CH1 ON
EQ LO MID MID MID
CH FADER MAX MAX MAX
A 1/3 MAIN ASSY

IC700 - pin 3 (SEG6) IC700 - pin 19 (TP54) (RDSC) IC700 - pin 66 (EXTAL) IC700 - pin 78 (AD_CH1_FADER)
1 V: 2 V/div. H: 1 msec/div. 6 V: 2 V/div. H: 10 µsec/div. 11 V: 2 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div. 16 (position : MAX)
V: 2 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div.
GND GND GND GND
IC700 - pin 12 (TP58) (TXDC) IC700 - pin 20 (TP53) (RADC) IC700 - pin 73 (MD0) IC700 - pin 92 (VSS)
2 V: 2 V/div. H: 500 µsec/div. 7 V: 2 V/div. H: 10 µsec/div. 12 V: 2 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div. 17 V: 2 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div.
GND GND GND GND
IC700 - pin 14 (TP57) (RXDC) IC700 - pin 35 (VCC) IC700 - pin 74 (MD1) IC700 - pin 100 (GR0)
3 V: 2 V/div. H: 500 µsec/div. 8 V: 2 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div. 13 V: 2 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div. 18 V: 2 V/div. H: 2 msec/div.
GND GND GND GND
IC700 - pin 16 (TP56) (SCLKC) IC700 - pin 48 (MONO_ST_SW) IC700 - pin 75 (MD2)
4 V: 2 V/div. H: 200 nsec/div. 9 (STEREO setting) 14 V: 2 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div.
V: 2 V/div. H: 10 µsec/div.
GND GND GND
IC700 - pin 18 (TP55) (REDSO) IC700 - pin 63 (XRES) IC700 - pin 76 (AVCC)
5 V: 2 V/div. H: 10 µsec/div. 10 V: 2 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div. 15 V: 2 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div.
GND GND GND
DJM-400 41
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
A
A 2/3 MAIN ASSY

IC708 - pin 6 (DVDD) IC708 - pin 37 (CVDD) IC708 - pin 129 (EMU1) IC709 - pin 2 (DQ0)
1 V: 2 V/div. H: 200 nsec/div. 6 V: 1 V/div. H: 2 µsec/div. 11 V: 1 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div. 16 V: 1 V/div. H: 500 nsec/div.
B
GND GND GND GND
IC708 - pin 20 (FSX1)(FSXD) IC708 - pin 91 (AXR1(0)) IC708 - pin 130 (EMU0) IC709 - pin 15 (LDQM)
2 V: 2 V/div. H: 20 µsec/div. 7 V: 2 V/div. H: 500 nsec/div. 12 V: 1 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div. 17 V: 1 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div.
C
GND GND GND GND
IC708 - pin 21 (DX1)(RXDD) IC708 - pin 92 (AXR1(1)) IC708 - pin 142 (PLLHV) IC709 - pin 16 (WE)
D
GND GND GND GND
IC708 - pin 22 (CLKX1) IC708 - pin 94 (AXR1(2)) IC708 - pin 144 (CLKIN) IC709 - pin 17 (CAS)
4 V: 2 V/div. H: 200 nsec/div. 9 V: 2 V/div. H: 500 nsec/div. 14 V: 1 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div. 19 V: 1 V/div. H: 20 nsec/div.
GND GND GND GND
IC708 - pin 25 (DR1) IC708 - pin 125 (RESET) IC709 - pin 1 (VDD) IC709 - pin 18 (RAS)
GND GND GND GND
42 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
A
A 2/3 MAIN ASSY A 3/3 MAIN ASSY

IC709 - pin 19 (CS) IC711 - pin 1 (VinL) IC711 - pin 10 (LRCK) IC712 - pin 2 (VinR)
21 V: 1 V/div. H: 20 nsec/div. 1 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div. 6 V: 1 V/div. H: 2 µsec/div. 11 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div.
B
GND GND GND GND
IC709 - pin 24 (A1) IC711 - pin 2 (VinR) IC711 - pin 11 (BCK) IC712 - pin 3 (VREF1)
22 V: 1 V/div. H: 20 nsec/div. 2 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div. 7 V: 1 V/div. H: 50 nsec/div. 12 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div.
C
GND GND GND GND
IC709 - pin 38 (CLK) IC711 - pin 3 (VREF1) IC711 - pin 12 (DOUT) IC712 - pin 4 (VREF2)
D
GND GND GND GND
IC711 - pin 4 (VREF2) IC711 - pin 15 (SCKI) IC712 - pin 7 (nPDWN)

4 V: 2 V/div. H: 2 µsec/div. 9 V: 1 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div. 14 V: 2 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div.
E
GND GND GND
IC711 - pin 7 (nPDWN) IC712 - pin 1 (VinL) IC712 - pin 10 (LRCK)

5 V: 2 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div. 10 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div. 15 V: 1 V/div. H: 2 µsec/div.
GND GND GND
DJM-400 43
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
A
A 3/3 MAIN ASSY

IC712 - pin 11 (BCK) IC713 - pin 2 (VinR) IC713 - pin 4 (VREF2) IC714 - pin 1 (BCK)
at AUX input
B
GND GND GND GND
IC712 - pin 12 (DOUT) IC713 - pin 7 (nPDWN) IC714 - pin 2 (DATA)

17 V: 1 V/div. H: 100 nsec/div. 24 V: 2 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div. 29 V: 1 V/div. H: 100 nsec/div.
at MIC input
C
GND GND GND GND
IC712 - pin 15 (SCKI) IC713 - pin 12 (DOUT) IC713 - pin 10 (LRCK) IC714 - pin 3 (LRCK)
18 V: 1 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div. 21 V: 1 V/div. H: 100 nsec/div. 25 V: 1 V/div. H: 2 µsec/div. 30 V: 1 V/div. H: 2 µsec/div.
at AUX output
D
GND GND GND GND
IC713 - pin 1 (VinL) IC713 - pin 11 (BCK) IC714 - pin 7 (VOUTL)

19 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div. 26 V: 1 V/div. H: 50 nsec/div. 31 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div.
at AUX input at MIC output
GND GND GND GND
IC713 - pin 3 (VREF1) IC713 - pin 15 (SCKI) IC714 - pin 8 (VOUTR)

22 V: 1 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div. 27 V: 1 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div. 32 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div.
at MIC input
GND GND GND GND
44 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
A
A 3/3 MAIN ASSY

IC714 - pin 10 (VCOM) IC715 - pin 7 (VOUTL)
33 V: 1 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div. 38 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div.
B
GND GND
IC714 - pin 16 (SCK) IC715 - pin 8 (VOUTR)

34 V: 1 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div. 39 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div.
C
GND GND
IC715 - pin 1 (BCK) IC715 - pin 10 (VCOM)

35 V: 1 V/div. H: 50 nsec/div. 40 V: 1 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div.
D
GND GND
IC715 - pin 2 (DATA) IC715 - pin 16 (SCK)

36 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 nsec/div. 41 V: 1 V/div. H: 10 nsec/div.
E
GND GND
IC715 - pin 3 (LRCK)

37 V: 1 V/div. H: 2 µsec/div.
GND
DJM-400 45
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
SIDE A SIDE A
A
A MAIN ASSY
B
1
2 11
6
1 4
1 3
1 1 15 13 12 10 20
25 23 22 19
1
5 14
IC711 IC712 24
IC713
7 8 9 16 17 18
26 21 27
13
14
D
15
16
11 9
10
12
17
IC700 8
18
1 2 3 4 6 7 (DNP2222-B)
Note : The encircled numbers denote measuring point.
A
46 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
SIDE B SIDE B
A
A MAIN ASSY
38 36
39 37 35
31 29
32 30 28 IC715 B
IC714 40 41
33 34
15
16
C
IC709
9 17
18 22
8 7 19 23
20
21
10 IC708 22
11
12
1 2
13 6
3
D
14
4
5
(DNP2222-B)
Note : The encircled numbers denote measuring point.
A
DJM-400 47
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
(Refer to "3. block diagram and schematic diagram, 4. pcb connection diagram)
A
B 2/4 JACK ASSY B 4/4 JACK ASSY

JA508 - pin 6 (CD 1 input) TP1 (CD1_L) TP9 (MAS_L)
1 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div. 3 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div. 5 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div.
GND GND GND

B
JA508 - pin 3 TP3 (PH1/LI1_L) JA510 - pin 3 (MAS_OUT_L)

2 (PHONO 1/LINE 1 input) 4 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div. 6 V: 10 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div.
V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div.
at LINE input at LINE input
GND GND GND

C
TP11 (HP_L)
V: 20 mV/div. H: 200 µsec/div.
at PHONO input at PHONO input
GND GND GND

D
48 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
(Refer to "3. block diagram and schematic diagram, 4. pcb connection diagram)
A
D MIC ASSY E 1/3 VRSW ASSY

JA800 - pin 3 (MIC1/AUX (L)) TP15 (CH1_L) TP25
1 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div. 1 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div. 4 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div.
at AUX(L) input at AUX(L) input
GND GND GND

B
TP17 (CH1_L)
V: 20 mV/div. H: 200 µsec/div.
at MIC 1 input at MIC 1 input
GND GND
C
GND
TP13 TP23
2 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div. 3 V: 1 V/div. H: 200 µsec/div.
at AUX(L) input at AUX(L) input
GND GND
D
at MIC 1 input at MIC 1 input
GND GND
E
DJM-400 49
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
4. PCB CONNECTION DIAGRAM

4.1 MAIN ASSY
NOTE FOR PCB DIAGRAMS :
A SIDE A 1. Part numbers in PCB diagrams match those in the schematic 3. The parts mounted on this PCB include all necessary parts for
SIDE A
diagrams. several destinations.
2. A comparison between the main parts of PCB and schematic For further information for respective destinations, be sure to
diagrams is shown below. check with the schematic diagram.
Symbol In PCB Symbol In Schematic
Part Name
4. View point of PCB diagrams.
Diagrams Diagrams
B C E B C E
Connector Capacitor
Transistor
B C E
B C E B C E SIDE A
Transistor
B C E with resistor
D G S D G S
Field effect
D G S transistor
P.C.Board Chip Part SIDE B
Resistor array
B
3-terminal
regulator
B CN503
A MAIN ASSY CN703
CN701
B CN504
CN702
B CN511
E
(DNP2222-B)
CN700
B CN505
F IC703 IC701 IC711 IC707 IC712 IC713
IC706 Q704
Q703 Q702
IC700 Q701 Q1
A IC705
50 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
SIDE B SIDE B
A
A MAIN ASSY CN703
CN701
CN702
(DNP2222-B)
CN700
IC714 IC709 IC715 F

IC14 IC708 Q705
IC702 IC704
Q700
A
DJM-400 51
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
4.2 JACK, HP and MIC ASSYS
SIDE A
A
B JACK ASSY
AC IN LITTELFUSE INC. 218.250
W714
RISK OF FIRE-
W713
T250mAL 250V REPLACE AS MARKED
NEUTRAL
W601
S10
H101 FU1
AN101
HOT C101
1
H102
LIVE
W603
W602
C102
C103
OFF ON
3
POWER SW
AN101
S102
1
2
L101
W599 L102
B
REPLACE IC LINKS AS MARKED,
(GNDF)
GNDA
DWX2516(WY,WA,JJ)
W598
CAUTION MFD. BY LITTELE FUSE INC.
W596
JACK DWX2524(KUC)
C623
ATTENTION
W597
C597
REMPLACER LE IC LINKS COMME

C596
W590
W595
DWX2525(RL) INDEQUE,DE CHEZ LITTELE FUSE INC.
C612
C631
C594
W636
C627
W591
W584
C626
V-12A
V-12A
C630
C587
KN303
W594
W593
V+12A
KN302
JA510
W588
V+12A
W592
W585
C589
C588
C622
C610
(GNDF)
W589
COLD
GNDA
MAS_R
GNDD
W587 V-12A
TP10
W575
V+12A
W706
MAS_L
C617
C PH2/LI2_R TP9
5
W586
C575
S501
C571 C616
C579
TP8
W577
C559 C560 V-12A W579
1 1 2
W573
GNDD W578
V+12A
C554
W707
V-12A
W574
C551 C552 W576

CN507
C574 V+12A
C570
V+5LED
C576 TP7
PH2/LI2_L
C555
JA509
W628
9 9
C581 W565 V-12A

GNDA (GNDF)
TP6
C573
CD2_R GNDA
V-12A
W564
TP5
W563
CD2_L
W552
C572
C578
W555
D W554
V+12A
W547
W562
W553
W550
C567
V-12A
JA503 W556 GNDD

C518 C519
C530
GNDA
W557
C534
W551 V+12A
S500
W558 GNDA
C538
W549
TP4
W531
W532
PH1/LI1_R
W533 GNDA
PH1/LI1_L
C513
GNDA
JA508 TP3 W535 GNDA

V-12A
C533
V+5LED
GNDD
C529
GNDA
4 W534
W530
2 C510 C511
W711
W703
C535 GNDA W536 1 19 1

1 19 1
GNDA (GNDF)
CN503 1 1
CONTACT SIDE 22
22 CN504 CN511 C618
CONTACT SIDE
C532
1 26 W515
GNDA
E CONTACT SIDE
V-12A
26 W705 GNDA
TP2 W511 W517
C514
W701
W518
CD1_R GNDA
W520
W528
491.250
W510
(*)IC301
C540 W512
C537 GNDA
W509
production code
W508
ICT FC
C619
C531
JA502 W513 W516

GNDA
CN500
CD1_L 1
1 CONTACT SIDE
GNDA
(GNDF)
TP1
CN502
3
1
1 36 30 20 10
W71
W627
36 30 20 10 36 1
W626
C526 1 2
36 CONTACT SIDE
OPEN SIDE
CN502 CN503 CN500 CN504 CN511 C
E CN901 A CN703 E CN903 A CN701 A CN702

F
B Note : The encircled numbers denote measuring point.
52 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
SIDE A
D MIC ASSY
V+12A
W610
A
(DNP2223-B) C821
S801
S101
VOLTAGE SELECTOR W609
C817
GNDA W632
TP14
W709
V-12A
MIC2/AUX_R
1 C813
1
CN102
W603
W602
C820
CN102
1 I
3
J801
J2 or J3
JA801
1
1
3 2
V-12A
J801
W606 GNDA
B
S AS MARKED,
W608
W607
(*)
GNDD
(*)IC303
W605
W635
E FUSE INC.
491.400
9
C LINKS COMME
(*) (*)IC302
9
C819
LE FUSE INC.
491.250
S800
C805
W612
V-12A W708
MIC1/AUX_L
KN303
GNDA W613
DWX2517 TP13
C801
C816
CN507
C818
2
4
MIC
JA800
C
IC306 IC307
1
4
W581 W583
L300 W580 GNDD

(*)IC308
491.400
KN301
L301 W582 Note : The encircled numbers denote measuring point.
GNDD
8
8
CN301
16V
C311
16V
C309
W637
C310
CN301
I
IC304
GNDA
W568
IC304
491.250
CN202
(*)
C401 IC401
1
1
IC308
35V
IC303 W625 D
GNDA W561 GNDA
C307
IC302
IC403
35V D305
W712 D312
V-12A D304
D306
C403
C400
GNDA
W622 V-12HP IC402
W559
C306
C308
IC301 V+12A IC300

C402
35V
W101
IC400
C HP ASSY
W541 35V
GNDD W624
W631
NP
7 1 2
W630
C614
1
1
C304 C302 HP
V+12HP
7 CN505 1 C2000
C305
DWX2518
W621
CONTACT SIDE C303

V-12HP
CN2000
GNDA
ONTACT SIDE C618 W629 V-12HP

HP_R W600
W705 GNDA C620 IC305 Q305 E
CN2000
V+12HP
TP12 R300
W523
4
W623
R621
W620
W525
R627
J501
491.250
(*)IC301
2
1
Q304
1
491.250
(*)IC300
GNDD
1
V+5D
W527
W539
JA2000
C619
1
V-12HP
W526
3
8
3
5
J501
8 5
3
W507
W540
IC509 Q302
W504
Q303
W505
C615
W506
W710
R629
R626
1 4
1 6
CN506
1 4
(DNP2223-B)
1 2 6 C621
HP_L TP11
OPEN SIDE
(DNP2223-B)
CN511 CN506 CN505 7
A CN702 FOR A CN700

CPU DOWNLOAD F
IC308 IC306 IC307

IC300-IC304
IC509
IC400-IC403 IC305
Q302-Q305 B A
C D
DJM-400 53
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
SIDE B
D MIC ASSY
D802
R819
R818
A
Q801
C809
8
IC801
R814
LF
C814 4
5
C905
C810
C815
R805 R813 R824

R823
R826
R810
1
1.MIC/AUX_OUT
CN102
2.GNDD R811
3.MONO/STEREO R809 C811
4.MIC/AUX_IN
1
C807
1
5.V+12A
2
3
6.MIC2
ADD SOLDER
J801
B
D801
9.V-12A
8.MIC1
7.GNDA
Q800
JACK
R817
LF
R816
R827
9
R
C802
1
8
IC800
R808
5
4
C806
C803
C904
R804 R822
R
C808 R821
R807 R802
R803
DWX2517
MIC
ADD SOLDER
C804
R801
C800
C
R315 R312
(DNP2223-B)
D302
C312
R320
R313
Q801 8
R314
R316
D303
R311
IC801 8.GNDF
Q800 7.V+BD
CN301
6.GNDD
IC800
R321
5.AC2
C300
C301
4.AC1
C422
3.V-BB
IC304
2.GNDA
1.V+BB 1
IC308
D
D310
IC303
C423
IC302
1.CPU_RESET
2.CPU_MUTE
D321
7.V+3.3D
6.GNDD
3.GNDA
5.V+5D
4.V+5A
D309
D307
R317
R318
C421
IC300
D308
IC301
D320
4.CPU_TXD
14.AD_AN7
15 EF LED
13.EF_SW
C HP ASSY
5.HP_R
R302
R301
F504
R304
2.GNDHP
3.GNDHP
8.GNDD
9.GNDD
12.KEY0
10.V+5D
11.V+5D
6.CPU_RXD
7.CPU_FW1
D300
1.HP_L
C601 R616
R613 R615
1 7
D311
1
C598
C420
LF HP
D301
R625
C605
R623
R622
DWX2518
R612
R610
D2000
C2002 R2002
R310
R305
C599
D2001
E 8
Q510
8 5
R628
CN2000
5
C2001
C606
R2000
Q508
R303 R611
1
IC508
R631
R619 R630
1
R618 C602
R309
C600
R624
5 8
R2001
R617
R620
C607
ADD SOLDER
R614
Q300
R632
5.CPU_FW1
3
R308
C609
R642
11 4
3
4
6.GNDD
R640
C603
R634
1.HP_R
4 NC
C604
R
Q509
2.GNDHP
3.HP_L Q301
R357
R356
R307
R306
R633
Q512
6 1
(DNP2223-B)
R637
Q513
1.HP_R 4 1
Q511
R636
R635
C608
R641
2.GNDHP
3.HP_L
J501 CN505 CN506 CN51
IC304 IC308 IC303

IC302
F IC300 IC301
Q301 Q300 Q510 Q508 IC508
Q513 Q511 Q509 Q512
B A
C D
54 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
3.GNDHP
6
4.CPU_TXD
1
C599
C600
5.HP_R
R631
R611
R612
6.CPU_RXD
R610
LF
7.CPU_FW1
1
R618 C602
R
R620 8.GNDD
R617 9.GNDD
IC508
C607 10.V+5D
11.V+5D
R619 R630
12.KEY0
6.GNDD 13.EF_SW
5.CPU_FW1 14.AD_AN7
4.NC 15.EF_LED
3.V+5D 16.AD_CH1_FADER
CN511
2.CPU_RXD 17.AD_CH2_FADER
1.CPU_TXD 18.AD_CROSS.FADER
R661 19.AD_CROSS.CURV
19
R662
R660
5
5
1
1
1.AD\AN5
3.KEY0
2.GREF
1.GREF
13.LED_SEG6
5.V+5DA
4.V+5DA
8.AD_C.F
6.AD_AN7
2.AD_CH1_LOW 14.AD_CE1
16.AD_AN5
15.AD_AN6
3.AD_AN6 15.LED_GR0
4.TAP_SW 16.LED_GR7
5.LED_SEG2 17.LED_GR1
17.AD_CH1_LOW
7.AD_CH1_FADER
6.KEY1
CN504
18.LED_GR6
7.LED_SEG3
10
19.LED_GR2
COLD
11.LED_SEG5
12.AD_CE2
18.AD_CE2
19.AD_CE1

20.LED_GR7
9.AD_C.F_CURV
20
10.AD_CH2_FADER
12.EFF_ON/OFF_SW
22
11.EFF_ON/OFF_LED
CN500
13.KEY1
14.TAP_SW
21.LED_GR6
23.LED_GR4
22.LED_GR5
30
1.PH2/LN2_OUT
2.PH2/LN2_IN
3.PH1/LN1_IN R650
4.CONT2_2
5.PH1/LN1_OUT R652
8.MIC1
6.MIC2
9.V-12A
R651
7.GNDA
2.GNDD
36
5.V+12A
6
6
6.CONT2_1
7.MIC_AUX_OUT R518 R517 R649 R582 R580
Q515
R583
1
8.MAS_L R590
4.MIC/AUX_IN
R591 C583
Q515
9.GNDA R595
1.MIC/AUX_OUT
C590 R581
3.MONO/STEREO
Q514
10.MAS_R R653 R592 C584 C592
Q514
R526
Q500
R565 R598
26.LED_GR1
27.LED_GR0
25.LED_GR2
24.LED_GR3
30.LED_SEG4
28.LED_SEG6
31.LED_SEG3
29.LED_SEG5
R525
Q501
Q500
Q503 R566 R596
5
1
4
Q502
R593
Q502
11.MONO/STEREO
Q501
1.V-12A 12.CONT1_2 C591
R557
R558
2.GNDA
1
Q503 IC506
8
13.MIC_AUX_IN
CN503
3.V+12A R594
4.V+12A 14.CONT1_1
5.MIC2_OUT 15.GNDA
32.LED_SEG2
33.LED_SEG1
16.MIC2_OUT C582
6.GNDA
IC506
17.GNDA
10
7.MIC1_OUT R584
8.GNDA 18.MIC1_OUT
19.GNDA C625 R597
26
9.CH2_R 9 1
DJM-400
20.CH2_R
5
4
10.GNDA
R900
21.GNDA
C593
11.CH2_L 27.CD2_L R563 C595

12.GNDA 28.GNDA 22.CH2_L R901 R605
35.GNDD
13.CH1_R 29.PH1/LI1_R 23.GNDA R599
IC507
1
24.CH1_R
8
14.GNDA 30.GNDA
34.LED_SEG0
15.CH1_L 31.PH1/LI1_L 25.GNDA C624 IC507
16.GNDA 26.CH1_L R561
20
32.GNDA
17.MIC2_IN
18.GNDA 33.CD1_R
CN502
R585
19.MIC1_IN 34.GNDA R604

C553 R560
20.GNDA 35.CD1_L R575 R602
R587
C512
36.V+5D
21.PH2/LI2_R 36.GNDA
7
7
22.GNDA R549 Q504

23.PH2/LI2_L R520 C561
R508 R574 C546
R606
24.GNDA R535
R600
30
C562 R548
Q506
C505 C558
C515 R559
R507
25.CD2_R C520
4
C556
5
R601
8
8
5
R607
11
26.GNDA
4
5
IC504
4
8
8
11
C517
Q505
R586
IC502
R519 C542 R603
1
IC504
IC501
IC505
C903
Q504-Q507
8
IC500
R534
36
4
5
5
4
4
1
5
8
1
C501
IC502
IC501
4
IC505
5
IC500
5
C543
8
C521 L502 C902
L501 C566 R573 Q507
HOT
R533 C549
C525 R545 R544 R589 R609
1
D500 R530
IC503
L503
C548 R552
8
R529 R568 R570
R569 R553
IC503 D501
C901 C565 R588 R608
C568
R555
C507 R524 R551

C569 R562
R646 R645 R579 R572
C900 C502 R541 R638 R639
R522
R512 R511
Q516
R502
C508 R542
Q516
C524 R510 R501 R554 C564
R523 C563
R578
R532 R531 R540 R546
R500
Q517
C541 C544
Q517 R648
C500 R547
R647 R505 R577 R556 R567
R537 C503 R576 R571 C550
B JACK ASSY
R506 C547
L500 C509
ADD SOLDER
C528 C506 R503

D502
R536 R543
D503
C527
R514
R513 R528
R538
8
C523
8
R539
ADD
SOLDER
ADD
ADD
C522
SOLDER
SOLDER
R515 R527
(DNP2223-B)
CN507 AN101
B
SIDE B
55
E
A
D
C
F
B
1 2 3 4
4.3 VRSW and CHRV ASSYS
SIDE A B CN500
A
E VRSW ASSY CN903
D925 S902
GREF
W239
W238
PHONES
5
D926 S903
VR908
VR914
S901
W227
W228
W230
W229
V+5DA
4
W219
C940
1
W315
103B-NON V+5DA
103B
GREF
D927 S904
W216
B GNDD 1 CN903
W215
W213
W309
1
36
36
W218
GREF
W203
W205 C947
W201
GNDD
W207 V+5D
W199
W206
W204 V+5DA
W200 V+5DA
W202 LOW
GREF
VR911
W185
103B
4
W186
1
C W187 GREF 103B W189 GREF
W310 GNDD
W
W311 GREF D910 D909 D908 D907
W171
W175
W173
CN902
12
12
CN902
G W172
D917
D916
D915
D914
D913
D912
D911
W174
CN1101 W176
W170
1
W154
W156
1
GNDD
D924 D923 D922 D921
W158
W157 GNDD
W159
D W160 V+5DA
W133 V+5DA LOW MID
W136
VR912
W130 GREF
W131
W135 GREF
W132
4
103B
GREF
103B
W240
W137
W126
W134
W122
W123
W124
GNDD
W125
D930
W121
D931
D932
S910
S911
GNDD
V+5DA
GREF
W110
E
V+5DA
W112
GNDD
W111
W109
S 913
D949
S912
D938 10
BEAT EFFECTS
10
6
1
S 9 14
VR913
W103 W104
6
4
GNDD GNDD
W314
S916
1
5
D948 D937 103B 5

S915
CH.SELECT S907
LEVEL/DEPTH
S906
F
VR914
VR911 VR909
VR912 VR910
E VR913
56 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
B CN502 SIDE A
A
CN901
Production code
ICT FC
GNDA
W232
MIC2/
GNDA
EQ 103A-NON AUX(R) MIC1/AUX(L)
W224
VR908 VR904 VR903
C945 W233
W227
W228
W230
W229
4
1
1
W231 V-12V
103A-NON
103B
W221 V+12A C915
W313 GNDA
F CHRV ASSY
V-12V
GNDA
W222
W223
C946
C917
1 CN901 B
1
36
DWX2522
CHRV
36 W220 36 36
V+12A
W211
C947 W316
W210 GNDA
V+5D GNDD
W208 S1201
C941 W212 GNDA

W204 V+5DA
MARK SIDE
W209 V+5DA TRIM
MID HI
1
103_NON
VR901
C942
VR909
VR905
103B W196
4
4
1
103B
4
3
W192 GREF W195 GNDA
W189 GREF W191 V-12V W194 GNDA C

W190 V+12A W193
W188
1 W198
W197
D909 D908 D907 D906 D905 D904
1
1
1
W177
C902
J1201
J1201
J901
J901
C901
C903
10
10
C909
C911
C910
W166
W167
12
12
GNDA
12
12
D923 D922 D921 D920 D919 D918
W178
W161 W164 V+12A

W159
W165
W160 V+5DA
MID
W162
W163 V-12V
103_NON D
W143 V+5DA
W136 HI C943 TRIM 1
VR910
W146
W142 GREF C944

MARK SIDE
W135 GREF
W141
4
4
1
VR902
4
103B VR906
3
103B W147
W137
C907
W138
W140
W144
W139
W145
W126
W127 GNDD S1202

C908
W128
C906
W129 C918
D930 D929 D928

S910
S909
S911
S908
C920 C919
W120
D901
E
(DNP2224-B)
W117
W115
W113
W119
MASTER
VR907
D902
W114
W106
W116
W107
W118
1
W314
103B-NON
S915
D903
W108
VRSW
S906
D933
GNDD
S905
W105
DWX2520
(DNP2224-B)
F
VR908 VR904 VR903
VR909 VR905 VR901
VR910 VR906 VR902
VR907
E A
F
DJM-400 57
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
SIDE B
A
CN901
1.GREF 7.AD_CH1_FADER 56.LED_GR2
13.KEY1 16.AD_AN5 35.GNDD
Note : The encircled numbers denote measuring point. 2.GREF 8.AD_C.F
9.AD_C.F_CURV
14.TAP_SW 17.AD_CH1_LOW
18.AD_CE2
26.LED_GR1
27.LED_GR0
36.V+5D
3.KEY0 10.AD_CH2_FADER 15.AD_AN6 19.AD_CE1 28.LED_SEG6
4.V+5DA 20.LED_GR7 29.LED_SEG5
11.EFFCT_ON/OFF_LED
5.V+5DA 21.LED_GR6 30.LED_SEG4
12.EFFCT_ON/OFF_SW
GNDA
6.AD_AN7 22.LED_GR5 31.LED_SEG3
R1003
1.V-12A 23.LED_GR4 32.LED_SEG2
GNDA
24.GNDA 2.NC 24.LED_GR3 33.LED_SEG1
R1001
25.CD2_R 3.V+12A 34.LED_SEG0
AUX(R)
26.GNDA
MIC2/
27.CD2_L 4.V+12A MIC1/AUX_L
EQ
28.GNDA 5.MIC2_OUT TP25
R1004
R1002
29.PH1/LI1_R
30.GNDA
6.GNDA
7.MIC1_OUT
3 GNDA
4
3
C916
4 1
31.PH1/LI1_L 8.GNDA TP23 4 1
9.CH2_R V-12A C927
32.GNDA
R917
33.CD1_R MIC1/AUX(L) 10.GNDA
F CHRV ASSY 34.GNDA

35.CD1_L
13.CH1_R
14.GNDA 11.CH2_L
MIC1/AUX_L V+12A
V-12A
GNDA
36.GNDA R1060
15.CH1_L 12.GNDA
R1059
16.GNDA MIC2/AUX_R R918
5 8
5 8
B 17.MIC2_IN
18.GNDA TP24 CONTACT SIDE IC903 C914 CONTACT SIDE
DWX2522
19.MIC1_IN MIC2/AUX_R
20.GNDA
R
21.PH2/LI2_R TP26
1
22.GNDA
23.PH2/LI2_L 36
C936
V+12A
36
CN901 CN
R952
R993
R996 R995
R1056
R951
R939
GNDA
V+5D
Q901
Q902
R940
LF
R942
R1055
R994 V+5DA
CH1_L
GNDA TP17 V+5DA Q903
2
3 MID
R941
HI
CHRV
CH1_R
R1053
TRIM
TP18
R950
R948
C925
R946
4 1
4 1
C929
R947
GNDA C904
GREF GREF R945
C GNDA V-12A R944 R9
Q904
V+12A
C905
5 8
5 8
1.CD1_L 9.PH2/LI2_L 11.CH2_R
R1061
R1063
IC901
R1062
2.CD1_R
10.PH2/LI2_R 12.CH2_L Q905
3.PH1/LI1_L Q906
R1046
1
R943
1
4.PH1/LI1_R R905
R901
5.CH1_R TP15
6.CH1_L
CH1_L
7.CD2_L
8.CD2_R
1
3
J1201
R1051 R1050 R1049 R1048 R1047

J901
R997
R998
R904
R916
R902
R903
TP16
CH1_R R1044 R1042
R1043 R1041 R1040
R911
R1000
R999
R914
R923
12
12
R1013
R926
R927
R925
R928
R912 R913
R1012 R924 R1014 R1015 R1016 R1017 R
V+12A
GNDA
D R1057
R1058
V+5DA
CH2_L V-12A V+5DA
TRIM MID
C922
TP21
HI
C932
C924
C930
GREF
GREF
CH2_R
C923
R908
TP22 C921
R907 16
16
R906
R1005
TP19
R1052
R953
1.CD1_L CH2_L 1 GNDD

4
4 1
2.CD1_R
R909
C913
R910
R1006
3.PH1/LI1_L R954 1
4.PH1/LI1_R 1
5.CH1_R
C912
6.CH1_L R1007
R922
R1071
7.CD2_L R955
8.CD2_R TP20
R921 5 5 8 8 R956 R1008
R1022
9.PH2/LI2_L CH2_R
R933
R1064
R1024
R1023
10.PH2/LI2_R IC902
R934
R935
11.CH2_R R1009
12.CH2_L R957
R915
R920
R919
R1010
R958
R1025
R936
E
(DNP2224-B)
D943
R1011
C926
Q916
R
D944
C948
R959
R961
D945
R960
R1027
R938
R991
MASTER GN
Q918
D940
Q920
GNDD
R965
VRSW
R963
R962
R964
DWX2520
F
IC903 Q901-Q903
IC901 Q904-Q907
E A
F Q916
Q918
IC902
Q920
58 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5
Q904 C929 R1053
36
C930 R926
R944
R1048
R1041
D940 D944
R935
R1016
R946
R943
901-Q903
R1024
GREF R945
Q903
R991 D945 R927
R1052
R1040
R1047
Q905
CONTACT SIDE
R948
GREF
R941 R942
R1017
V+5DA
Q906
R950
Q904-Q907
16
1
C923 C932 R928
16
1
R947
V+5D
R936
R1071
V+5DA
R1025 R1064
R1046
R949
GNDD
CN903
R1045
R929
D946
IC904
GREF
R1018 R1039
LOW
LOW
IC904
Q907
R1065 R1038
LF
D941 R1070 R1069
8
9
9
R937
Q924
R1072
R1034
8
R1026
CN903
R975 Q926 Q922 GREF

5
C933
Q930
5
GREF
R1054
R974 R1037 R1036 R1035
Q933
D947
Q922
GNDD R966
Q926
Q933
Q930
Q924
GNDD
R967 V+5DA
GNDD
D942
R1073
R1033
R1066
GREF
R1067
R968
R969
R1068 C939 R1029
R971
V+5DA
R970 R1028
GREF
V+5DA
GNDD GNDD GNDD
9
1
8
9
8
GREF
R982 C931 GREF
IC905
C937
IC905

R972
GNDD
GNDD
V+5DA
GNDD
16
1 1
V+5DA
16
CN902
R983
Q928
R984 V+5DA
Q928
R985 12 C928
R986 R973
R988 1
GREF
R989 GREF
R987 1.SEG3 7.AD_C.F
CH.SELECT
GNDD
2.SEG4 8.AD_CH1_FADER
3.NC 9.NC
4.KEY0 10.GR6
5.AD_CH2_FADER 11.V+5DA
6
6
C938 V+5DA
6.AD_C.F_CURV 12.GREF
R1031
GREF R932 R1020
R930
R978
R1032
CN902
D936 D935 D934
A
B
C
R1021
R1019
R931
R979
R981 R980
LEVEL/DEPTH
E
DJM-400
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1
1
0
C935
0
0 1 2 3
BEAT EFFECTS
7
7
C934
PHONES
VRSW ASSY
R992
R976
R977
R1030
(DNP2224-B)
R990
8
8
E
SIDE B
59
E
A
D
C
F
B
1 2 3 4
4.4 FADER, CFVR and TRANS ASSYS
SIDE A SIDE A
A
G FADER ASSY
6
E CN902
CN1101
FADER DWX2521
1
VR1101
VR1102
1
VR1101 VR1102 V+5DA W183 12
W312
CN1101 12
V+5DA
B
W179
W153
W168
W152 V+5DA
W151
W181
W182
4
4
1
5
2
2
GREF
W180
S1101 V+5DA W241
W242
S1102
S1103
1 6
1 6
J1102
3 1
D1101
D1102
J1101 1
C J1102
(DNP2224-B)
CN2102
CN2102 OPEN SIDE

DWX2523 6 1 3 1
1
3
C.F_CURV VR2101
6 1
CN2101
1 3
VR2101
4 6
5
D
(DNP2224-B)
H CFVR ASSY
I TRANS ASSY
TRANS
J3
BRNOWN
W149 DWX2519
J2 or J3
[WY,JJ,KUC,WA]
HOT
IC200
W150 DWX2526
IC200
BLUE
[RL]
W234 GND
E IC201
J2
OPEN SIDE
IC201
W236
W235
VIOLET
T201
GND
IC202
IC202
COLD
B CN102 W225 GND
W304
GND
8 1
9 1
IC203 CN202
IC203
CN202
(DNP2224-B)
B CN301
F
G H I
60 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
SIDE B SIDE B
G FADER ASSY A
CN1101
8.AD_CH2_FADER
7.AD_C.F_CURV
6.AD_C.F
5.AD_CH1_FADER
4.NC
3.GR6
2.V+5DA
1.GREF
FADER
1 V+5DA
DWX2521
12 R
12.SEG3
11.SEG4
10.NC
CN1101
9.KEY0
V+5DA
D1104
V+5DA
LF
D1108
R1102
D1106
R1107 D1109
R1103
R1104
R1105
3.GREF
2.AD_C.F
1.V+5DA
6.NC
5.NC
4.NC
D1107
R1108
V+5DA D1103
GREF
2.AD_C.F
1.V+5DA
3.GREF
R1106
R1101
6
1
3
1
C
J1102
(DNP2224-B)
CN2102
D2002
D2001 1 6
C.F_CURV
1
DWX2523
2.AD_C.F
1.V+5DA
3.GREF
4.NC
6.NC
5.NC
2.AD_C.F
1.V+5DA
3.GREF
LF
R
D
(DNP2224-B)
H CFVR ASSY
I TRANS ASSY
COLD
TRANS
HOT
D201
ADD SOLDER
J2 or J3
D200
GND
E
D202
5 4 3
D203
D209
GND
GND
GND
LF
1 8 D210
6.GNDD
2.GNDA
8.GNDF
7.V+BD
1.V+BB
3.V-BB
4.AC1
5.AC2
7 8 9 12 11 10
CN202
R
C205
C201 C203 C202 C204 C200
(DNP2224-B)
G H I
DJM-400 61
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
5. PCB PARTS LIST

NOTES: Parts marked by "NSP" are generally unavailable because they are not in our Master Spare Parts List.
A
The mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
When ordering resistors, first convert resistance values into code form as shown in the following examples.
Ex.1 When there are 2 effective digits (any digit apart from 0), such as 560 ohm and 47k ohm (tolerance is shown by J=5%,
and K=10%).
560 Ω 56 x 10 1 561 RD1/4PU 5 6 1 J
47k Ω 47 x 10 3 473 RD1/4PU 4 7 3 J
0.5 Ω R50 RN2H R 5 0 K
1Ω 1R0 RS1P 1 R 0 K
Ex.2 When there are 3 effective digits (such as in high precision metal film resistors).
5.62k Ω 562 x 10 1 5621 RN1/4PC 5 6 2 1 F
7 LIST OF HOLE PCB ASSEMBLIES

B
Mark Symbol and Description DJM-400/KUCXJ DJM-400/RLXJ DJM-400/WYXJ5
1..MAIN ASSY DWX2527 DWX2527 DWX2527
1..SUB ASSY DWM2228 DWM2229 DWM2226

2..JACK ASSY DWX2524 DWX2525 DWX2516
2..HP ASSY DWX2518 DWX2518 DWX2518
2..MIC ASSY DWX2517 DWX2517 DWX2517
1..PANEL ASSY DWM2227 DWM2230 DWM2227

2..VRSW ASSY DWX2520 DWX2520 DWX2520
2..CHRV ASSY DWX2522 DWX2522 DWX2522
C 2..FADER ASSY DWX2521 DWX2521 DWX2521
2..CFVR ASSY DWX2523 DWX2523 DWX2523
2..TRANS ASSY DWX2519 DWX2526 DWX2519
7 CONTRAST OF PCB ASSEMBLIES
B JACK ASSY
DWX2524, DWX2525 and DWX2516 are constructed the same except for the following :
Mark Symbol and Description DWX2524 DWX2525 DWX2516
> AN101 1P AC INLET XKP3042 XKP3041 XKP3041
D > CN102 2P VH CONNECTOR B2P3-VH Not used B2P3-VH
> CN102 3P VH CONNECTOR Not used B3P5-VH Not used
> S101 VOLTAGE SELECTOR Not used DSA1026 Not used
I TRANS ASSY
DWX2519 and DWX2526 are constructed the same except for the following :
Mark Symbol and Description DWX2519 DWX2526
> J2 CONNECTOR ASSY DKP3744 Not used
> J3 CONNECTOR ASSY Not used DKP3745
E
62 DJM-400
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
7 PCB PARTS LIST FOR DJM-400/KUCXJ UNLESS OTHER WISE NOTED
RESISTORS
A MAIN ASSY
SEMICONDUCTORS
R64
R65
R1792
RS1/16S1502F
RS1/16S7502F
RS1/8S0R0J
A
IC708 D607A003BRFP200 Other Resistors RS1/16S###J

IC700 DYW1755
IC709 K4S641632H-TC75
IC714,IC715 PCM1742KE OTHERS
IC711-IC713 PCM1803DB X700 CRYSTAL (24M) ASS7025
CN700 PH CONNECTOR 7P AKM1293
IC704 PST3245 CN702 19P FFC CONNECTOR VKN1311
IC14 R1224N102H CN701 22P FFC CONNECTOR VKN1314
IC702 TC74VHC08FTS1 CN703 26P FFC CONNECTOR VKN1318
IC701 TC74VHCU04FT
IC705,IC706 TC7SET08FUS1 KN700-KN703 EARTH METAL FITTING VNF1109 B
IC707 TC7SHU04FUS1
IC703 TC7SU04FU
Q1
Q705
Q700
CPH6314
DTA124EUA
DTC124EUA
B JACK ASSY
SEMICONDUCTORS
> IC300-IC302,IC304 (250mA) AEK7002
D1 1SS355 > IC303,IC308 (400mA) AEK7004
D704-D706,D715-D720 DAN217U > IC305 BA05T
D2 RB160L-40 IC508 BA4558F-HT
IC500,IC501 BA4560F
COILS AND FILTERS > IC306,IC307 BD9702T-V5 C

L2 INDUCTOR CTH1254 IC502-IC505 NJM2121M
L701 LCKAW221J2520 IC509 NJM4556AD
L700 EMI FILTER RTF1189 IC506,IC507 NJM4580MD
> IC400,IC402 NJM78M12FA
CAPACITORS > IC401,IC403 NJM79M12FA

C111 CCH1426 Q303 2SC1740S
C747,C748 CCSRCH150J50 Q304,Q305 2SC2458
C1720-C1726,C1730,C1742 CEVW100M16 Q504-Q513 2SC3326
C106 CEVW101M10 Q500-Q503,Q514-Q517 DTC124EUA
C710,C754-C756 CEVW101M16
D301,D307,D308,D500,D501 1SS355
> D302,D303
D
C1727-C1729,C1731 CEVW220M16 RB160L-40
C1762-C1764,C1766,C1768-C1773 CKSRYB103K50 D309,D320 RB501V-40
C1776,C1778-C1784,C1786,C742 CKSRYB103K50 > D304,D312 S5566G(TPB2)
C107,C1756-C1760,C780 CKSRYB104K16
C108,C711,C727 CKSRYB105K10
COILS AND FILTERS
C109 CKSRYB332K50 L500-L503 INDUCTOR CTF1409
C743-C745 CKSSYB102K50 L300,L301 RADIAL READ INDUCTOR DTL1121
C1750,C1787-C1795,C701,C705 CKSSYB103K16 > L101 LINE FILTER DTL1131
C708,C721-C725,C735-C737 CKSSYB103K16 F504 FERRITE BEAD VTF1187
C741 CKSSYB103K16
C1701,C1703,C1704,C1706 CKSSYB104K10
SWITCHES AND RELAYS E
C1709,C1710,C1712,C1714 CKSSYB104K10 S500,S501 DSH1025
C1716,C1717,C1735,C1736 CKSSYB104K10 > S102 RSA1001
C1738-C1741,C1743-C1749,C1755 CKSSYB104K10
C700,C702-C704,C706,C707 CKSSYB104K10
C720,C726,C732-C734 CKSSYB104K10 CAPACITORS
> C102,C103 ACE7045
C738-C740,C746,C750,C751 CKSSYB104K10
> C101 ACG7033
C753,C761-C771,C773,C774 CKSSYB104K10
C522-C525,C563-C566 CCSRCH101J50
C776,C778,C779,C781-C799 CKSSYB104K10
C605,C608 CCSRCH121J50
C105,C110 CKSYB106K10
C503,C509,C544,C550 CCSRCH181J50
C500,C506,C541,C547 CCSRCH221J50 F
C590,C591,C601,C602 CCSRCH330J50
C502,C508,C543,C549,C583,C592 CCSRCH331J50
DJM-400 63
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
C302 CEANP4R7M50 CN500,CN502 CONNECTOR CKS3401
C402,C403,C529,C530 CEAT100M50 J501 JUMPER WIRE 3P D20PDY0305E
C533,C534,C537,C540 CEAT100M50 CN301 8P SOCKET KP250NA8
A C570,C571,C574,C575,C578 CEAT100M50 JA502,JA503 REMOTE CONTROL JACK RKN1004
C581,C610,C612,C614,C615 CEAT100M50 CN506 KR CONNECTOR S6B-PH-K
C630,C631 CEAT100M50 PCB BINDER VEF1040

C400,C401,C535,C538,C576 CEAT101M16 JA508-JA510 4P PIN JACK VKB1132
C579,C620,C621,C626,C627 CEAT101M16 CN511 19P FFC CONNECTOR VKN1250
C309,C310 CEAT222M10 CN504 22P FFC CONNECTOR VKN1253
C308 CEAT471M25 CN503 26P FFC CONNECTOR VKN1257
C311 CEAT472M16 KN301-KN303 WRAPPING TERMINAL VNF1084

C306,C307 CEAT472M35 > AN101 1P AC INLET XKP3042
C616-C619 CEAT4R7M50
C304 CEHAT100M50
B C305 CEHAT101M16
C526,C567
C420,C421,C423,C527,C528
CFTLA473J50
CKSRYB103K50
C HP ASSY
SEMICONDUCTORS
C568,C569,C606,C609 CKSRYB103K50 D2000,D2001 NNCD6.2MF
C312,C501,C505,C507,C515 CKSRYB104K50
C517,C521,C542,C546,C548 CKSRYB104K50
CAPACITORS
C556,C558,C562,C582,C584 CKSRYB104K50 C2000 CFTLA104J50
C598,C600,C603,C604 CKSRYB104K50 C2001,C2002 CKSRYB104K50
C624,C625 CKSRYB104K50
C510,C518,C551,C559 CQMA183J50
C589,C597 CQMA222J50
C RESISTORS
All Resistors RS1/16S###J
C588,C596 CQMA392J50
C511,C519,C552,C560 CQMA512J50
C587,C594 CQMA682J50
OTHERS
CN2000 3P JUMPER CONNECTOR 52151-0310
RESISTORS JA2000 HEADPHONE JACK DKN1281
R627,R629 RD1/2VM680J
R621,R626 RD1/2VM820J
R508,R520,R549,R560 RN1/16SE1502D
R599,R605
R507,R519,R548,R559
RN1/16SE1602D
RN1/16SE1803D D MIC ASSY
SEMICONDUCTORS
D IC800,IC801 NJM2121M
R316 RN1/16SE2201D
R514,R530,R555,R570 RN1/16SE2402D Q800,Q801 DTC124EUA
R588,R608 RN1/16SE2700D
R311 RN1/16SE2701D
R511,R523,R544,R552 RN1/16SE2702D SWITCHES AND RELAYS
S800,S801 DSH1025
R510,R522,R551,R562 RN1/16SE3300D
R528,R533,R568,R573 RN1/16SE3902D
R584,R597 RN1/16SE4701D CAPACITORS
R512,R524,R545,R553 RN1/16SE4702D C808,C815 CCSRCH101J50
R314,R625,R635 RN1/16SE5101D C804,C811 CCSRCH181J50
R313 RN1/16SE6200D C803,C810 CCSRCH331J50
E
R591,R593,R615,R617 RN1/16SE6802D C818,C820 CEAL100M35
R300 RS1LMF121J
Other Resistors RS1/16S###J C816,C817 CEAT100M50
C819,C821 CEAT101M16
C802,C806,C809,C814 CKSRYB104K50
OTHERS
3P CABLE HOLDER 51048-0300
CN507 9P JUMPER CONNECTOR 52147-0910 RESISTORS
H101,H102 FUSE CLIP AKR1004 R807,R813 RN1/16SE2002D
> CN102 2P VH CONNECTOR B2P3-VH R821,R823 RN1/16SE2702D
CN505 KR CONNECTOR B7B-PH-K R808,R814 RN1/16SE3300D
R822,R824 RN1/16SE4702D
F Other Resistors RS1/16S###J
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OTHERS OTHERS
9P CABLE HOLDER 51048-0900 12P CABLE HOLDER 51048-1200
J801 JUMPER WIRE 9P D20PDY0910E J1201 JUMPER WIRE 12P D20PDD1205E
JA800,JA801 MIC JACK DKN1248 LEVER SW STAY DNF1740 A
SCREW CMZ26P050FTB
E VRSW ASSY
SEMICONDUCTORS G FADER ASSY
IC901-IC903 BA4560F SEMICONDUCTORS
IC904,IC905 TC74HC4052AF D1103,D1104,D1106-D1109 1SS355
Q933 2SA1576A D1101,D1102 SLI-343YCW(RST)
Q901-Q907 2SB1197K
Q916,Q918,Q920,Q922,Q924 2SD2114K
SWITCHES AND RELAYS B
Q926,Q928,Q930 2SD2114K S1101 ASH1037
D934-D936,D940-D947 1SS355 S1102,S1103 DSG1079
D901-D903 NKR131S
D904,D911,D918,D928-D933 SLI-343URCW(RST)
D905,D906,D912,D913 SLI-343YCW(RST) RESISTORS
VR1101,VR1102 DCV1010
D919,D920,D925-D927 SLI-343YCW(RST) Other Resistors RS1/16S###J
D937,D938,D948,D949 SLI-343YCW(RST)
D907-D910,D914-D917 TLGE68TG(NP)
D921-D924 TLGE68TG(NP)
OTHERS
CN1101 FFC CONNECTOR 12P 52492-1220
J1102 SMALL CONNECTOR PG06MR-E07
SWITCHES AND RELAYS FADER STAY DNF1746 C
S902-S912,S915,S916 DSG1079 SCREW PMH20P040FTC
S914 DSG1098
S913 DSG1099
S901 DSH1058
CAPACITORS
H CFVR ASSY
SEMICONDUCTORS
C941-C946 CEJQ100M50 D2001,D2002 1SS355
C940,C947 CEJQ101M10
C901-C903,C906-C911,C915 CFTNA334J50
C917-C920 CFTNA334J50
C923-C930,C932-C935 CKSRYB103K50
RESISTORS
VR2101 DCV1006
D
C904,C905,C912-C914,C916 CKSRYB104K50
C921,C922,C931,C936-C939 CKSRYB104K50
C948 CKSRYB104K50 OTHERS
CN2102 MT CONNECTOR 6P 173979-6
RESISTORS
R901,R906,R911,R915 RN1/16SE1202D
VR901,VR902
VR905,VR906,VR908-VR913
DCS1091
DCS1092 I TRANS ASSY
SEMICONDUCTORS
VR907,VR914 DCS1093
VR903,VR904 DCS1094 > D209,D210 1SR154-400
> D200-D203 RB160L-40
Other Resistors RS1/16S###J E
CAPACITORS
OTHERS C200-C205 CKSRYB473K50
12P CABLE HOLDER 51048-1200
CN902 FFC CONNECTOR 12P 52492-1220
CN901,CN903 FFC CONNECTOR 36P 52492-3620 OTHERS
> J2 CONNECTOR ASSY DKP3744
CN202 8P PCB CONNECTOR S8B-XH-A-1
F CHRV ASSY
SWITCHES AND RELAYS F
S1201,S1202 DSK1033 6. ADJUSTMENT
• There is no information to be shown in this chapter.
DJM-400 65
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1 2 3 4
7. GENERAL INFORMATION
7.1 DIAGNOSIS
7.1.1 TEST MODE
A
1. Description of Test Modes

The following eight test modes are provided for this unit:
1 mode 1 : For confirmation of the firmware version
2 mode 2 : All LEDs and 7-segment indications unlit
3 mode 3 : All LEDs and 7-segment indications lit
4 mode 4 : For checking operations of individual keys and switches (KEY TEST)
5 mode 5 : Mode 1 for using the LEDs to check the variable control value (VOLTESTLED)
B
6 mode 6 : Mode 1 for using hexadecimal readout to check the variable control value (VOLTEST1)
8 mode 8 : Mode for using the LEDs to check the level-meter (METERTEST)
2. Test Mode
Test mode : ON Cyclic operation
CH-1
FADER START Effect Mode 1 Mode 2 Mode 3
HEADPHONES button button
cue buttons (Rear panel)
C
POWER ON Test mode Mode 8 Mode 4
(Mode 1)
Mode 7 Mode 6 Mode 5
POWER SW
Test mode : CANCEL
(Rear panel)
D POWER OFF
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5 6 7 8
A
1 mode 1 : For confirmation of the firmware version
The firmware version is indicated on the BPM display. The version is indicated in three digits.
Read the number as if there were a decimal point between the first and second two digits.
Example: Where the version is 1.23
3 mode 2 : All LEDs and 7-segment indications unlit

All the LEDs go dark.
On the BPM display, "oFF" is displayed.
3 mode 3 : All LEDs and 7-segment indications lit

All the LEDs and 7-segment indications are lit.
On the BPM display, "888" is displayed.
4 mode 4 : For checking operations of individual keys and switches (KEY TEST)
While a key is held pressed, the corresponding LED lights.
The LED corresponding to a selected switch lights.
On the BPM display, the position selected by the Effect select switch is displayed.
Effect Select Switch BPM Display

DELAY 1
ECHO 2
E
FILTER 3
FLANGER 4
PHASER 5
ROBOT 6
ROLL 7
IN-LOOP SAMPLER 8
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A
List of LEDs to be lit
Button or Switch to be Operated LED Lit
CH-1 HEADPHONES cue button CH-1 HEADPHONES cue indicator
CH-2 HEADPHONES cue button CH-2 HEADPHONES cue indicator
MASTER HEADPHONES cue button MASTER HEADPHONES cue indicator
CH-1 FADER START button CH-1 FADER START indicator
CH-2 FADER START button CH-2 FADER START indicator
Beat select/BANK button BEAT1 (1/2) Beat select/BANK indicator BEAT1 (1/2)
B Beat select/BANK button BEAT4 (1/1) Beat select/BANK indicator BEAT4 (1/1)
BPM measuring mode button (AUTO) BPM measuring mode indicator (AUTO)
TAP button (TAP) Channel level indicator CH-2 OVER
BEAT/PITCH + select button Channel level indicator CH-2 +4dB
BEAT/PITCH – select button Channel level indicator CH-2 +2dB
MIC/AUX input select switch MIC : Channel level indicator MASTER OVER
(MIC/AUX) (rear panel) AUX : Channel level indicator CH-1 OVER
STEREO/MONO select switch STEREO : Channel level indicator CH-1 +4dB

(STEREO/MONO) (rear panel) MONO : Channel level indicator MASTER +4dB
C
Channel 1 PHONO/LINE select switch PHONO : Channel level indicator CH-1 +2dB
(PHONO/LINE)(rear panel) LINE : Channel level indicator MASTER +2dB
Channel 2 PHONO/LINE select switch PHONO : Channel level indicator CH-1 0dB
(PHONO/LINE)(rear panel) LINE : Channel level indicator MASTER 0dB
1 : Channel level indicator CH-1 -2dB

Effect CH. SELECT switch 2 : Channel level indicator MASTER -2dB
(1/2/MIC/MASTER) MIC : Channel level indicator CH-2 -2dB
MASTER : Channel level indicator CH-2 0dB
OFF : Channel level indicator CH-1 -4dB

MIC function select switch
ON : Channel level indicator MASTER -4dB
D (OFF/ON/TALK OVER)
TALK OVER : Channel level indicator CH-2 -4dB
THRU : Channel level indicator CH-1 -10dB

Cross fader select switch
: Channel level indicator MASTER -10dB
(THRU
: Channel level indicator CH-2 -10dB
Effect button (ON/OFF) Mode selection in Test mode
Note: Lighting of a self-illuminating button can be confirmed at any time, except in a mode in which all LEDs are lit or unlit.
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A
5 mode 5 : Mode 1 for using the LEDs to check the variable control value (VOLTESTLED)
In this mode, the values of the A/D input controls are indicated on the level indicators.
The variable controls to be checked can be selected with the Effect select switch, as shown in the table below:
Effect Select Switch BPM Display Variable Control to be Checked Channel Level Indicator
MIC EQ CH-1
DELAY 11
LEVEL CH-2
CH-1 HIGH CH-1

ECHO 22 CH-1 MID MASTER
CH-1 LOW CH-2
B
CH-2 HIGH CH-1
FILTER 33 CH-2 MID MASTER
CH-2 LOW CH-2
CH-1 FADER CH-1

FLANGER 44 CROSS FADER MASTER
CH-2 FADER CH-2
PHASER
ROBOT MASTER LEVEL CH-1
55
ROLL LEVEL/DEPTH CH-2
IN-LOOP SAMPER
C
In this mode, the values of the A/D input controls are indicated on the BPM display in hexadecimal.
Variable Control
Effect Select Switch Channel Level Indicator BPM Display (in hex.)
to be Checked D
DELAY EQ CH-1 OVER 0 to 3FF
OFF : 36F to 3C9

ECHO MIC CH-1 +4dB ON : 2AD to 2FF
TALK OVER : 1D6 to 228
FILTER CH-1 HIGH MASTER OVER 0 to 3FF

FLANGER CH-1 MID MASTER +4dB 0 to 3FF
PHASER CH-1 LOW MASTER +2dB 0 to 3FF
ROBOT CH-2 HIGH CH-2 OVER 0 to 3FF
ROLL CH-2 MID CH-2 +4dB 0 to 3FF E
IN-LOOP SAMPLER CH-2 LOW CH-2 +2dB 0 to 3FF
While the CH-1 HEADPHONES cue button is held pressed, the value of the effect selected with the Effect select switch is
displayed.
DELAY : 36F to 3C1

ECHO : 309 to 35B
FILTER : 2A3 to 2F5
CH-1 HEADPHONES Effect select FLANGER : 23C to 28E
CH-2 -2dB
cue button switch PHASER : 1D6 to 228
ROBOT : 170 to 1C2
ROLL : 109 to 15B F
IN-LOOP SAMPLER : A3 to F5
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A
Technical tips
While one of the following buttons is held pressed when the value of the control for one of the effects is displayed,
the minimum and maximum values of the adjustable range of the control, adjustable range, and value after chatter
is removed are indicated.
While the CH-2 HEADPHONES cue button is held pressed: Minimum value of the adjustable range
While the MASTER HEADPHONES cue button is held pressed: Maximum value of the adjustable range
CH-1 FADER START button: Adjustable range
CH-2 FADER START button: Value after chatter is removed
In this mode, the values of the A/D input controls are indicated on the BPM display in hexadecimal.
Variable Control
Effect Select Switch to be Checked Channel Level Indicator BPM Display (in hex.)
DELAY LEVEL CH-1 -10dB 0 to 3FF

C
ECHO CH-1 FADER CH-1 -2dB 0 to 3FF
FILTER CH-2 FADER MASTER -2dB 0 to 3FF
FLANGER CROSS FADER MASTER -10dB 0 to 3FF
: 36F to 3C9
PHASER CH C. F MASTER -4dB : 2AD to 2FF
THRU : 1D6 to 228
ROBOT MASTER LEVEL CH-2 0dB 0 to 3FF

CH-1 : 37A to 3CB
CH-2 : 2AD to 2FF
ROLL CH. SELECT CH-2 -4dB
MIC : 1E2 to 234
D MASTER : FF to 151
IN-LOOP SAMPLER LEVEL/DEPTH CH-2 -10dB 0 to 3FF
While the CH-1 HEADPHONES cue button is held pressed, the value of the effect selected with the Effect select switch is
displayed.
DELAY : 36F to 3C1

ECHO : 309 to 35B
FILTER : 2A3 to 2F5
CH-1 HEADPHONES Effect select FLANGER : 23C to 28E
CH-2 -2dB
cue button switch PHASER : 1D6 to 228
E ROBOT : 170 to 1C2
ROLL : 109 to 15B
IN-LOOP SAMPLER : A3 to F5
Technical tips
While one of the following buttons is held pressed when the value of the control for one of the effects is displayed,
the minimum and maximum values of the adjustable range of the control, adjustable range, and value after chatter
is removed are indicated.
While the CH-2 HEADPHONES cue button is held pressed: Minimum value of the adjustable range
While the MASTER HEADPHONES cue button is held pressed: Maximum value of the adjustable range
CH-1 FADER START button: Adjustable range
F CH-2 FADER START button: Value after chatter is removed
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A
8 mode 8 : Mode 8: For checking the level-meter LED (METERTEST)
This is a mode in which the channel level indicators are lit one by one.
On the BPM display, "-8-" is displayed.
Each time a HEADPHONES cue button (CH-1/CH-2/MASTER) is pressed, the level indicator LEDs corresponding to that
channel are lit one by one, from the bottom. At first, all the LEDs are unlit.
B
When a HEADPHONES cue button is pressed 7 times, the uppermost LED will be lit.
Then when the same HEADPHONES cue button is pressed again, all the LEDs go dark.
Thus, this process can be repeated from the beginning.
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7.1.2 Rewriting of the Software
[RS-232C Jig Schematic Diagram] (Jig No. GGF1490)

A
CN4
C 1
Parts List
SEMICONDUCTORS B 2
IC1 : MAX3232ECPE A 3
Q1 : DTA124
Q2 : DTC124 R1
220 DKN1146
CAPACITORS
To. JACK ASSY (CN506)

C1, C2, C3, C4, C5 : CEAT100M50
C6 : CKSQYF103Z50 R2 CN3
RESISTORS 10k DTA124
R1 : RD1/2VM221J
Q1
1 REMO
R2, R3 : RD1/2VM103J
2 REMI
OTHERS
CN1 (RS-232C CONNECTOR) : XM2C-0192-111 CN2
3 V+5V
A
CN2 (2P CONNECTOR) : B2B-PH
+ 4 RMIN
CN3 (6P CONNECTOR) : B6B-PH 1
CN4 (MIN JACK) : DKN1146 C4 C5 +
10/50
C6
0.01 R3 2
X B
5 FLWR
SW (SWITCH) :
B 10/50 10k 6 GNDD
B2B-PH Y SW1
To. Personal Computer (RS-232C)
1 16 B6B-PH
C1 +
10/50 2 15
3 14 NC
1
6 NC C2 + Q2
2 10/50
4 13
DTC124 X: Short Connector
7 5 12 NC
(DJM-707: OPEN)
3 6 11 NC
8
4 7 10
9 8 9
Y: A side: TEST MODE
5 NC
C3
IC1 B side: UP DATE
CN1 10/50 +
MAX1M
XM2C-0192-111 MAX3232ECPE
C
• Connection diagram of rewriting the program for the system control microcomputer
Special device which

operates on 3.3 V
(RS-232C Jig: GGF1490)
D
CN506
(JACK ASSY)
Blind Cap
[How to rewrite the software for the DJM-400]
• Rewritable programs for the DJM-400

1. Programs for the system control microcomputer: DYW1755X.mot
E
Use the unit's connector for rewriting the program for the system control microcomputer.
• Time required for rewriting

1. Time required for transmitting the rewriting control program: Approx. 5 sec
2. Time required for rewriting the program for the system control microcomputer: Approx. 1 min
• Notes
If the rewriting control program is not transferred when OK is clicked on while "Set to Boot mode and restart by resetting" is displayed in the
rewriting procedure below, the following causes may be suspected:
1. The special device is not securely connected.
2. The DJM-400 is not turned on.
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1. How to rewrite the program for the system control microcomputer

1 With the DJM-400's power off, connect the DJM-400 and a PC via the special device by connecting it to the connector for
rewriting the program for the system control microcomputer. A
2 Turn on the DJM-400.
3 Start up [FLASH.exe], the software for rewriting, on the PC.
• Operating screen
4 Assign "3062FA.inf" to "Device selection Flash memory block information file."
5 Assign 5 sec to "Timeout duration."

3062FA.INF
6 Assign "Boot mode" to "Mode selection." 5 3062FA.INF

3067S.INF
4
3068F.INF
7 Click on "Set".
6
B
7
8 If "Set to Boot mode and restart by resetting" is displayed, click on "OK".
9 The rewriting control program is transferred in 5 seconds.

C
0 When program transfer is finished, the display in the window disappears.

Select "WRITE" at the upper left of the menu bar.
0
-
- After clicking on Reference, select "DYW1755X.mot" for "Filename." DYW1755X.mot
= Assign "00000000" to "Start address." 00000000 =
~ Assign "0001FFFF" to "End address." @
0001FFFF ~
! Assign "0" to "Offset." ! 0
@ Click on "OK".
# The system control computer program is transferred in 1 min. E

#
$ When program transfer is finished, the display in the window disappears.

Select File on the menu bar then Exit to exit the program. $
% Turn off the DJM-400.

^ Disconnect the special device from the DJM-400.
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7.1.3 POWER-ON SEQUENCE
A
Start
Initialization of CPU (IC700: MAIN Assy)
Clearing Error No.
B
Initialization of the work areas for the Tact switch and Slide switch
(incl. reading of the A/D values for the Tact and Slide switches)
Initialization of the 7-segment indications, LEDs,

and matrix key inputs
(incl. extinguishing of the 7-segment indications and LEDs,
as well as reading of matrix key data)
C No
Test mode ?
Yes
Test mode flag setting
Initialization of the remaining work areas
Canceling reset of the DSP (IC708: MAIN Assy)
Loading of the DSP (IC708: MAIN Assy) program (1.4 sec)
Canceling reset of ADC (IC711-IC713: MAIN Assy)
Initialization of data for calculating AUTO BPM
Starting interruption by the timer
Mute process (canceling muting after 3 seconds)
F
Main loop process
(incl. Test mode)
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7.1.4 DISASSEMBLY
A
Note: 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
C
4
D
A A
A Rotary VR knob (B) B Rotary VR knob (G) C Rotary SW knob D Slider knob (L2)
(DAA1183) ×10 (DAA1184) ×4 (DAA1185) ×2 (DAC2371) ×3
White White White

White
Black Gray Black F
Black
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1 2 3 4
A
Disassembly
1 Control Panel Section

1 Remove the six screws.
2 Remove the two screws.
1 1
3 Remove the control panel section.
1 1
2 2
C
1 1
D MIC Assy
F CHRV Assy
E VRSW Assy
B JACK Assy
E
A MAIN Assy
G FADER Assy
F
H CFVR Assy C HP Assy I TRANS Assy
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A
2 Diagnosis of MAIN Assy
1 Remove the four screws.
1 1
MAIN Assy
1 1 C
2 Stand the MAIN Assy.
E
2
Diagnosis
MAIN Assy
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1 2 3 4
A
3 CFVR Assy
1 Remove the three slider knob (L2)s.
2 Remove the three screws.
2 2
C
1 1
1
D 3 Disconnect the one flexible cable.

4 Remove the FADER and CFVR Assys.
VRSW Assy
3
FADER Assy
CFVR Assy
F 4
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5 Remove the two screws.
5 5
FADER Assy
6 Remove the CFVR Assy.
F
CFVR Assy
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A
4 Diagnosis of JACK Assy (Exchange of ICP)
1 Remove the one screw.
ICP cover
2 Remove the ICP cover.
1
Diagnosis 2
JACK Assy
JACK Assy
E IC303 IC301
IC308
IC302 IC300
IC304
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7.2 PARTS
7.2.1 IC
• The information shown in the list is basic information and may not correspond exactly to that shown in the schematic diagrams.
List of IC
D607A003BRFP200
D607A003BRFP200 (MAIN ASSY : IC708)

• DSP (Digital Signal Processor)
Pin Arrangement
B
AXR0 [10]/AXR1 [5]

AXR0 [11]/AXR1 [4]
AXR0 [12]/AXR1 [3]

AXR0 [13]/AXR1 [2]
AXR0 [14]/AXR1 [1]

AXR0 [15]/AXR1 [0]
AXR0 [8]/AXR1 [7]
AXR0 [9]/AXR1 [6]
ED0/GP1 [0]
ED1/GP1 [1]
ED2/GP1 [2]
ED3/GP1 [3]
ED5/GP1 [5]
ED4/GP1 [4]
ED7/GP1 [7]
ED6/GP1 [6]
AMUTE1
ACLKR1
ACLKX1
GP0 [0]
AFSR1
AFSX1
CVDD
CVDD
CVDD
CVDD
CVDD
DVDD
DVDD
DVDD
RSV
BE0
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
108
107
106
105
104
103
102
101
100
99
98
97
96
95
94
93
92
91
90
89
88
87
86
85
84
83
82
81
80
79
78
77
76
75
74
73
VSS 109 72 VSS
AHCLKX1 110 71 CE1
GP0 [8] 111 70 CE0 C
AHCLKR1 112 69 EA19
GP0 [3] 113 68 EA17
CVDD 114 67 CVDD
VSS 115 66 EA18
GP0 [9] 116 65 EA15
GP0 [10] 117 64 EA12
GP0 [11] 118 63 EA16
GP0 [12] 119 62 EA13
CVDD 120 61 EA14
GP0 [13] 121 60 VSS
GP0 [14] 122 59 DVDD
GP0 [15] 123 58 EA11
DVDD 124 57 AWE/SDWE
RESET 125 56 CLKOUT2/GP0 [2] D
VSS 126 55 CVDD
CVDD 127 54 ARE/SDCAS
CVDD 128 53 VSS
EMU1 129 52 ECLKOUT
EMU0 130 51 EA10
TDO 131 50 AOE/SDRAS
DVDD 132 49 EA9
TDI 133 48 VSS
TMS 134 47 DVDD
TCK 135 46 EA8
VSS 136 45 CVDD
CVDD 137 44 EA7
TRST 138 43 EA6
RSV 139 42 EA5 E
VSS 140 41 EA4
CVDD 141 40 EA3
PLLHV 142 39 EA2
RSV 143 38 VSS
CLKIN 144 37 CVDD
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
GP0 [4](EXT_INT4)/AMUTEIN1
GP0 [6](EXT_INT6)
GP0 [5](EXT_INT5)/AMUTEIN0
GP0 [7](EXT_INT7)
CVDD
DVDD
CVDD
AXR0 [0]/AXR1 [14]

VSS
CVDD
AHCLKX0
VSS
ACLKX0
ACLKR0
AFSX0
AFSR0
DVDD
AXR0 [0]/AXR1 [15]
VSS
FSX1
DX1
CLKX1
VSS
CVDD
DR1
VSS
CVDD
CVDD
DVDD
VSS
CVDD
DVDD
VSS
VSS
CVDD
VSS
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A
Block Diagram
L1P Cache
Direct Mapped
EMIF8 4k Bytes Total
B
C67xTM CPU
MCASP1
(10 serializers) Instruction Fetch Control
Registers
Instruction Dispatch
Control
Instruction Decode
MCASP0 Logic
(10 serializers) Data Path A Data Path B Test
A Register File B Register File In-Circuit
Pin Multiplexing
Emulation
MCBSP1
L2 Chache/ Interrupt
C (SPI only) Enhanced .L1+ .S1+ .M1+ .D1 .D2 .M2+ .S2+ .L2+
Memory Control
DMA 4 Banks
Controller 64k Bytes
(16 channels) Total L1D Cache
Timer 1 2-way Set
(4-way)
Associative
4k Byte Total
Timer 0
Clock Generator and PLL
x4 through x25 Multipliers Power-Down
/1 through /32 Dividers Logic
D GP1
R2 ROM
512k Bytes
GP0
Total
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A
Pin Function
No. Pin Name I/O Pin Function
CLOCK/PLL CONFIGURATION
Clock output at half of device speed (default) (SYSCLK2 internal signal from the PLL controller)
56 CLKOUT2/GP0 [2] O
or this pin can be programmed as GP0 [2] pin
142 PLLHV – Analog power (3.3V) for PLL
144 CLKIN I Clock input
JTAG EMULATION
Emulation [1:0] pins
• Select the device functional mode of operation
B
EMU [1:0] Operation
129 EMU1 00 Boundary Scan/Functional Mode (See Note)
01 Reserved
10 Reserved
11 Emulation/Functional Mode (default)
I/O
The DSP can be placed in Functional mode when the EMU [1:0] pins are configured for either
Boundary Scan or Emulation.
130 EMU0 Note : When the EMU [1:0] pins are configured for Boundary Scan mode, the internal pulldown
(1PD) on the TRST signal must not be opposed in order to operate in Functional mode.
C
For the Boundary Scan mode drive EMU [1:0] and RESET pins low.
131 TDO O JTAG test-port data out

133 TDI JTAG test-port data in
134 TMS JTAG test-port mode select
I
135 TCK JTAG test-port clock
138 TRST JTAG test-port reset. For IEEE 1149.1 JTAG compatibility
RESETS AND INTERRUPTS
GP0 [4](EXT_INT4)
1 General-purpose input/output 0 pins which also function as external interrupts (default)
/AMUTEIN1
• Edge-driven
2 GP0 [6](EXT_INT6) • Polarity independently selected via the External interrupt Polarity Register bits (EXTPOL.[3:0]) D
I/O
GP0 [5](EXT_INT5)
4 GP0 [4] and GP0 [5] pins also function as AMUTEIN1 MCASP1 mute input and AMUTEIN0
/AMUTEIN0
MCASP0 mute input, respectively.
5 GP0 [7](EXT_INT7)
125 RESET I Device reset
EMIF-COMMON SIGNALS TO ALL TYPES OF MEMORY
70 CE0 Memory space enables
• Enabled by bits 28 through 31 of the word address
71 CE1 • Only one asserted during any external data access
O Byte-enable control
• Decoded from the two lowest bits of the internal address
73 BE0
• Byte-write enables for most types of memory E
• Must be controlled to SDRAM read and write mask signal (SDQM)
EMIF-ASYNCHRONOUS/SYNCHRONOUS MEMORY CONTROL
50 AOE/SDRAS Asynchronous memory output enable/SDRAM row-address strobe
EMIF output clock depends on the Reserved 0 bit (DEVCFG.[4]) and on EKEN bit (CBLCTL.[5]).
Reserved 0 = 0 - ECLKOUT is based on the internal SYSCLK3 signal from the clock generator
(default).
52 ECLKOUT Reserved 0 =1 - Reserved
O
EKEN =0 - ECLKOUT held low
EKEN = 1 - ECLKOUT enabled to clock (default)
54 ARE/SDCAS Asynchronous memory output enable/SDRAM column-address strobe
57 AWE/SDWE Asynchronous memory output enable/SDRAM write enable F
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EMIF-ADDRESS
39 EA2
40 EA3
41 EA4
42 EA5
43 EA6
44 EA7
46 EA8
B
49 EA9
51 EA10 External address (word, half-word, and byte address)
O
58 EA11 The EMIF adjusts the address based on memory width:
61 EA14 Width Pins Address
8 19:2 17 through 0
62 EA13
63 EA16
64 EA12
65 EA15
66 EA18
68 EA17
C
69 EA19
EMIF-DATA
75 ED6/GP1 [6]
76 ED7/GP1 [7]
79 ED4/GP1 [4]
80 ED5/GP1 [5] The ED7 - ED0 pins are muxed with general-purpose input/output 1 (GP1) pins.
I/O The EMIFDIS bit in the DEVCFG register controls the function of these muxed pins, EMIF is
81 ED3/GP1 [3]
default.
82 ED2/GP1 [2]
83 ED1/GP1 [1]
84 ED0/GP1 [0]
D
MULTICHANNEL AUDIO SERIAL PORT 1 (McASP1)
GP0 [4](EXT_INT4)
1 I/O General-purpose input/output 0 pin 4 and external interrupt 4 (default) or McASP1 mute input.
/AMUTEIN1
14 AXR0 [1]/AXR1 [14] McASP0 TX/RX data pin 1 or McASP1 TX/RX data pin 14
I/O
88 AFSR1 I/O McASP1 receive frame sync or left/right clock (LRCLK)
89 ACLKR1 I/O McASP1 receive bit clock
E
I/O
102 ACLKX1 I/O McASP1 transmit bit clock
McASP1 mute output

105 AMUTE1 O GP0 [13], along with GP0 [0] and AMUTE1, function as boot mode configuration pins at device
reset.
107 AFSX1 I/O McASP1 transmit frame sync or left/right clock (LRCLK)
F
110 AHCLKX1 I/O McASP1 transmit high-frequency master clock
112 AHCLKR1 I/O McASP1 receive high-frequency master clock
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MULTICHANNEL AUDIO SERIAL PORT 0 (McASP0)
GP0 [5](EXT_INT5)
4 I/O McASP0 mute input
/AMUTEIN0
9 AHCLKX0 I/O McASP0 transmit high-frequency master clock
12 ACLKX0 I/O McASP0 transmit bit clock
13 ACLKR0 I/O McASP0 receive bit clock
14 AXR0 [1]/AXR1 [14] I/O McASP0 TX/RX data pin 1 or McASP1 TX/RX data pin 14
15 AFSX0 I/O McASP0 transmit frame sync or left/right clock (LRCLK)
B
16 AFSR0 I/O McASP0 receive frame sync or left/right clock (LRCLK)
95 AXR0 [12]/AXR1 [3] I/O McASP0 TX/RX data pin 12 or McASP1 TX/RX data pin 3
C
MULTICHANNEL BUFFERED SERIAL PORT 1 (McBSP1)
20 FSX1 I/O McBSP1 transmit frame sync
21 DX1 O McBSP1 transmit data (default)
22 CLKX1 I/O McBSP1 transmit clock (default)
McBSP1 receive data (default).
This pin does not have an internal pullup or pulldown. When this pin is used as a McBSP pin,
25 DR1 I this pin should either be driven externally at all times or be pulled up with a 10-kΩ resistor to a
valid logic level. Because it is common for some ICs to 3-state their outputs at times, a 10-kΩ
pullup resistor may be desirable even when an external device is driving the pin.
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GENERAL-PURPOSE INPUT/OUTPUT 0 (GP0)
GP0 [4](EXT_INT4) General-purpose input/output pins GP0 [15:2, 0]
1 As general-purpose input/output 0 (GP0 [x]) functions, these pins are software-configurable
/AMUTEIN1
through registers. The "GPxEN" bits in the GPIO Enable register and the GPxDIR bits in the
GPIO Direction register must be properly configured:
2 GP0 [6](EXT_INT6)
GP0xEN = 1;GP0 [x] pin is enabled.
GP0 [5](EXT_INT5) GP0xDIR = 0;GP0 [x] pin is an input.
4 GP0xDIR = 1;GP0 [x] pin is an output.
/AMUTEIN0
B
Internal ROM Boot Pins
5 GP0 [7](EXT_INT7) GP0 [11:9] are used for selection of internal ROM boot options (SPI hardware or software
booting from serial EEPROM or Flash, or SPI slave booting from host processor).
56 CLKOUT2/GP0 [2] Bootmode Configuration Pins (ROMBOOT + BOOTMODE)

Boot mode [GP0 [13], GP0 [0], AMUTE1 (McASP1 pin)]
x00 - Reserved
108 GP0 [0] 101 - CE1 width 8-bit, Asynchronous external ROM boot with default timings (default mode)
110 - Reserved
111 - Reserved
111 GP0 [8] 001 - CE1 width 8-bit, internal ROM boot
010 - Internal ROM boot
011 - Internal ROM boot
C 113 GP0 [3] I/O
Device Endian mode (LEND)
The GP0 [8] pin selects the device endian mode and must be set to little-endian.
116 GP0 [9] For proper device operation, GP0 [8] must be either left unconnected or externally pulled up with
a 4.4-kΩ or lower resistor until reset is released.
117 GP0 [10] GP0 [7:4] function as general-purpose input/output 0 pins and also as external interrupts
(default).
• Edge-driven
118 GP0 [11] • Polarity independently selected via the External Interrupt Polarity Register bits (EXTPOL. [3:0])
GP0 [4] and GP0 [5] pins also function as AMUTEIN1 McASP1 mute input and AMUTEIN0
119 GP0 [12] McASP0 mute input, respectively.
D The CLKOUT2/GP0 [2] pin functions as clock output at half of the device speed (default) or this
121 GP0 [13] pin can be programmed as GP0 [2] pin.
The GP0 [0] pin can function as a general-purpose I/O and is external interrupt capable through
122 GP0 [14] interrupt sharing.
For proper device operation, GP0 [14] must be externally pulled down with a 2-kΩ resistor until
123 GP0 [15] reset is released.
GENERAL-PURPOSE INPUT/OUTPUT 1 (GP1)

75 ED6/GP1 [6] The ED7 - ED0 pins are muxed with general-purpose input/output 1 (GP1) pins.
76 ED7/GP1 [7] The EMIFDIS bit in the DEVCFG register controls the function of these muxed pins, EMIF is
default.
E 79 ED4/GP1 [4]
80 ED5/GP1 [5] As general-purpose input/output 1 (GP1 [x]) functions (EMIFDIS = 1), these pins are software-
I/O
81 ED3/GP1 [3] configurable through registers. The "GPxEN" bits in the GPIO Enable register and the GPxDIR
bits in the GPIO Direction register must be properly configured:
82 ED2/GP1 [2]
GP1xEN = 1;GP1 [x] pin is enabled.
83 ED1/GP1 [1] GP1xDIR = 0;GP1 [x] pin is an input.
84 ED0/GP1 [0] GP1xDIR = 0;GP1 [x] pin is an output.
RESERVED FOR TEST
85 RSV I Reserved. (Leave unconnected, do not connect to power or ground.)
139 RSV O Reserved. (Leave unconnected, do not connect to power or ground.)
143 RSV I Reserved. (This pin must be connected to ground.)
F
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SUPPLY VOLTAGE PINS
6, 17, 29, 32, 47, 59,
DVDD – 3.3-V supply voltage
74, 90, 103, 124, 132
3, 8, 10, 24, 27, 28, 31, 35, 37,

45, 55, 67, 77, 86, 93, 101, 104, CVDD – 1.2-V supply voltage
114, 120, 127, 128, 137, 141
GROUND PINS
7, 11, 19, 23, 26, 30, 33, 34, 36, B

38, 48, 53, 60, 72, 78, 87, 96, VSS – Ground pins
106, 109, 115, 126, 136, 140
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8. PANEL FACILITIES
8.1 CONNECTION PANEL SECTION
A
Rear panel Front panel
1. POWER switch 10. Channel 1 PHONO/LINE selector switch

Use to select function of channel 1 PHONO/LINE input connectors.
2. STEREO/MONO selector switch
When switch is set to the [MONO] position, master output is in 11. Channel 2 CONTROL connector
monaural. ∅3.5 mm mini-phone type connector. Connect to control connector
of the DJ CD player connected to channel 2 inputs.
3. MIC2/AUX(R) input connector When this connection is made, the DJ mixer's fader lever can be
∅6.3 mm phone-type input connector. Use for microphone input, or used to perform fader start play and back cue on the channel 2 DJ
for right (R) channel of component with line level output. CD player.
D
4. MIC/AUX input selector switch 12. Channel 2 CD input connectors (CD)
When this switch is set to [AUX], the MIC1 and MIC2 input RCA type line level input connectors.
connectors Use to connect a DJ CD player or other component with line level
function as AUX (L) and AUX (R) input connectors. output.
5. MIC1/AUX(L) input connector 13. Channel 2 PHONO/LINE input connectors

∅6.3 mm phone-type input connector. Use for microphone input, or RCA type phono level (for MM cartridge) or line level input
for left (L) channel of component with line level output. connectors.
Select function using channel 2 PHONO/LINE selector switch.
6. Signal grounding terminal (SIGNAL GND)
Use to connect ground wires from analog players. 14. Channel 2 PHONO/LINE selector switch
This is not a safety grounding terminal. Use to select function of channel 2 PHONO/LINE input connectors.
E
7. Channel 1 CONTROL connector 15. MASTER OUT 2 output connectors
∅3.5 mm mini-phone type connector. Connect to control connector RCA type unbalanced output.
of the DJ CD player connected to channel 1 inputs.
When this connection is made, the DJ mixer's fader lever can be 16. MASTER OUT 1 output connectors
used to perform fader start play and back cue on the channel 1 DJ RCA type unbalanced output.
CD player.
17. Power inlet (AC IN)
8. Channel 1 CD input connectors (CD) Use the accessory power cord to connect to an AC power outlet of
RCA type line level input connectors. the proper voltage.
Use to connect a DJ CD player or other component with line level
output. 18. Headphones jack (PHONES)
Use to connect stereo headphones equipped with ∅6.3 mm stereo
9. Channel 1 PHONO/LINE input connectors headphones plug.
F RCA type phono level (for MM cartridge) or line level input
connectors.
Select function using channel 1 PHONO/LINE selector switch.
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8.2 CONTROL PANEL SECTION
1 Channel 1 input selector switch 6 Channel equalizer low-range adjust dial (LOW)
CD 1: Use to adjust the bass (low-range) frequency sound for each
The CD input connectors (line level input) are selected. channel (includes kill function). (Adjustable range: –∞ to +9 dB)
PHONO 1/LINE 1:
PHONO/LINE input connectors are selected. 7 Channel level indicators
÷ The connection panel's PHONO/LINE switch is used to switch Display the current level for each channel, with 0.6 second peak
the function of the channel 1 connectors between phonograph hold.
input (analog turntable input) and line input (line level input).
8 Channel fader levers
2 Channel 2 input selector switch Use to adjust sound volumes for each channel.
CD 2: (Adjustable range: –∞ to 0 dB)
The CD input connectors (line level input) are selected.
E
PHONO 2/LINE 2: 9 Channel 1 fader start button/indicator (FADER START)
PHONO/LINE input connectors are selected. Pressing this button toggles ON/OFF, the fader start/back cue
÷ The connection panel's PHONO/LINE switch is used to switch function for the DJ CD player connected to channel 1. The button
the function of the channel 2 connectors between phonograph lights when set to ON. When set to ON, the operation differs
input (analog turntable input) and line input (line level input). depending on the setting of the cross fader selector switch.
÷ When the cross fader selector switch is at the left (THRU)
3 TRIM adjust dial position, the function is linked to the operation of the channel
Use to adjust the input level for each channel. fader lever (not linked to cross fader).
(Adjustable range: –∞ to +9 dB, mid-position is about 0 dB) ÷ When the cross fader selector switch is at the middle ( ) or
right ( ) position, the function is linked to the cross fader lever
4 Channel equalizer high-range adjust dial (HI) (not linked to channel fader).
Use to adjust the treble (high-range) frequency sound for each
channel (includes kill function). (Adjustable range: –∞ to +9 dB) 10 Channel 2 fader start button/indicator (FADER START)
Pressing this button toggles ON/OFF, the fader start/back cue F
5 Channel equalizer mid-range adjust dial (MID) function for the DJ CD player connected to channel 2. The button
Use to adjust the mid-range frequency sound for each channel lights when set to ON. When set to ON, the operation differs
(includes kill function). (Adjustable range: –∞ to +9 dB) depending on the setting of the cross fader selector switch.
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÷ When the cross fader selector switch is at the left (THRU) During in-loop sampler play, the buttons function as bank buttons
position, the function is linked to the operation of the channel to record samples of the music.
fader lever (not linked to cross fader). ÷ If the BEAT/BANK button is pressed while holding the ERASE
÷ When the cross fader selector switch is at the middle ( ) or (BEAT/PITCH –) button depressed, the music sample recorded
right ( ) position, the function is linked to the cross fader lever in the BEAT/BANK button will be erased.
(not linked to channel fader).
20 Effect selector (DELAY/ECHO/FILTER/FLANGER/PHASER/
11 Cross fader selector switch ROBOT/ROLL/IN-LOOP SAMPLER)
Select whether or not to use the cross fader, and to select from two Use to select desired type of effect.
types of curve response.
÷ When the switch is set to left (THRU) position, the cross fader is 21 Effect channel selector (CH. SELECT 1/2/MIC/MASTER)
disabled, and the channel fader output is mixed without passing Use to select the channel to which beat effects are applied.
B
through the cross fader. When [MIC] is selected, effects are applied to both microphone 1
÷ When this switch is set to the center ( ) position, the cross and microphone 2.
fader is enabled, and a slowly rising curve response is selected.
÷ When set to the right position ( ), the cross fader is enabled, 22 Effect parameter dial (LEVEL/DEPTH)
and a rapidly rising curve response is selected (as soon as the Adjusts the quantitative parameters for selected beat effect.
lever leaves the [< 1] side, the [2 >] sound is heard).
23 Effect button/indicator (ON/OFF)
12 Cross fader lever Sets selected beat effects ON/OFF.
Outputs channel 1 and channel 2 sounds in accordance with cross When effects are disabled (OFF), the button lights. When effects
fader curve response selected with the cross fader selector switch. are enabled (ON), the button flashes. Whenever power is first
The cross fader function is disabled when the cross fader selector turned ON, effects default to OFF.
switch is set to the [THRU] position.
Microphone input control
C 13 Master level indicators (MASTER LEVEL)
These indicators show the master output level in a monaural 24 Microphone 1 level control dial (MIC 1 LEVEL)
display. Each indicator has a 0.6 second peak hold. Use to adjust the volume of microphone 1.
(Adjustable range –∞ to 0 dB)
14 Master output level dial (MASTER LEVEL) When the connection panel's MIC/AUX switch is set to [AUX], this
Use to adjust the master output level. dial adjusts the sound volume for the left channel (AUX(L)).
(adjustable range: –∞ to 0 dB)
25 Microphone 2 level control dial (MIC 2 LEVEL)
Beat effect section Use to adjust the volume of microphone 2.
(Adjustable range –∞ to 0 dB)
15 BPM display When the connection panel's MIC/AUX switch is set to [AUX], this
Displays the current track tempo as Beats Per Minute (BPM). dial adjusts the sound volume for the right channel (AUX(R)).
÷ The display flashes during BPM calculation and when BPM
cannot be calculated. 26 Microphone equalizer control dial (EQ)
D Use to adjust the tone of microphones 1 and 2. When rotated fully
16 BPM measuring mode button/indicator (AUTO) clockwise, attenuation of low-range sound is maximized. When
Each time the button is pressed, the BPM measuring mode rotated fully counterclockwise, attenuation of high-range sound is
alternates as follows: maximized. (Adjustable range 0 dB to –12 dB)
AUTO mode:
The AUTO button lights and the BPM is calculated automatically. 27 Microphone function selector switch (MIC)
This is the default mode whenever power is first turned on. OFF:
TAP mode (manual input): No microphone sound is output.
The AUTO button does not light, and BPM is input manually by ON:
using the TAP button. Microphone sound is output normally.
TALK OVER:
17 TAP button Microphone sound is output; when sound is input to a connected
The BPM is calculated from the intervals at which the TAP button is microphone, the TALK OVER function operates and all sound other
E struck. If the TAP button is tapped in the AUTO mode, the mode than that from the microphone is attenuated by 20 dB.
automatically switches to the TAP mode (manual input).
Headphones output section
18 Beat select buttons (BEAT/PITCH –, +)
+ (Beat up): Doubles the calculated BPM. 28 Headphone cue button/indicator (CH-1, CH-2, MASTER)
– (Beat down): Halves the calculated BPM. Press the button for the source you wish to monitor with
÷ If one of the BEAT/PITCH buttons (–, +) is pressed while holding headphones. When a button is OFF, its indicator lights dimly; when
the TAP button depressed, the BPM can be changed (40 to 999, ON, the button indicator lights brightly.
in 1-step increments). When the [ECHO] effect is selected, the effect is not applied to
During in-loop sampler play, the loop play speed is changed. headphone outputs if headphone cue buttons CH-1 or CH-2 are set
+ (Beat up): Play speed becomes faster while button is pressed. to ON.
– (Beat down): Play speed becomes slower while button is
pressed. 29 Headphones level adjust dial (LEVEL)
Adjusts the output level of the headphones jack.
F 19 Beat select/bank buttons/indicators (BEAT 1 (1/2), 2 (3/4), 4 (Adjustable range: –∞ to 0 dB).
(1/1), 8 (2/1), 16 (4/1) / BANK)
Use to select the beat for synchronizing effects. 30 Headphones jack (PHONES)
The selected button lights. Located on the unit's front panel.
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Jigs list
Jig No. Jig Name Remarks
GGF1490 RS-232C jig used for rewriting of the software
DYW1755X.mot Programs for the system control microcomputer used for rewriting of the software
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DJM-400 KUCXJ AC 120V

DJM-400 RLXJ AC 110-120V / 220-240V

DJM-400 WYXJ5 AC 220-240V

For details, refer to "Important Check Points for good servicing".

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1 Use specified parts for repair.

Use genuine parts. Be sure to use important parts for safety.

2 Do not perform modifications without proper instructions.

3 Make sure the soldering of repaired locations is properly performed.

4 Make sure the screws are tightly fastened.

5 Make sure each connectors are correctly inserted.

9 There should be no spark traces or similar marks on the power plug.

0 Safe environment should be secured during servicing.

3. Lubricants, Glues, and Replacement parts E

5. Shipping mode and Shipping screws

2. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST

(2) CONTRAST TABLE

2.2 EXTERIOR SECTION

1 MAIN Assy DWX2527

(2) CONTRAST TABLE

NSP 21 Rear Panel (WY) Not used Not used DNC1787

NSP 36 Label DRW1975 Not used Not used

2.3 CONTROL PANEL SECTION

6 12P Flexible Cable DDD1310

11 Blind Plate CUE DNK4624 B

16 Rotary SW Knob DAA1185

21 SW Cap MIC DAC2346

26 7seg Plate DAH2446

31 Screw 3x8 DBA1290

KEY, SW LED (36th)

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JA801 IC801 S1202

IC508 (2/2) NJM4556AD

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CPU Serial I/F

3.2 OVERALL WIRING DIAGRAM

F CHRV ASSY (DWX2522)

MAIN ASSY (DWX2527)

J3 (RLXJ) : DKP3745 (3P)

3.3 MAIN ASSY (1/3)

3.4 MAIN ASSY (2/3)

3.5 MAIN ASSY (3/3)

A/D CONVERTER for CH1

D/A CONVERTER for MASTER

A/D CONVERTER for MIC/AUX B

(MASTER) D/A CONVERTER for H.P A 1/3

3.6 JACK ASSY (1/4)

E • NOTE FOR FUSE REPLACEMENT

CAUTION : FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST RISK OF FIRE.

CAUTION : FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST RISK OF FIRE.

3.7 JACK ASSY (2/4)

3.8 JACK ASSY (3/4)

3.9 JACK (4/4) and HP ASSYS

(HP) (HP) (HP)

3.10 MIC ASSY

MIC/AUX SELECT AMP