To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Pioneer CDJ-100S CD Player disc won't eject?
If the disc doesn't eject from your Pioneer CD Player when you press the EJECT button, check if the power cord is disconnected and connect it. If the eject button is not operating, use a forced eject pin to remove the disc.
Why does my Pioneer CDJ-100S make loud noise with certain discs?
Loud noise or playback stopping with certain discs on your Pioneer CD Player could be due to a bad scratch or warp on the disc, in which case you should replace the disc. Alternatively, the disc might be extremely dirty, so try cleaning it.
What to do if Pioneer CD Player disc is not rotating?
If the disc in your Pioneer CD Player isn't rotating even when the power is on, it might be because the disc rotation stops automatically if no operation has been performed for 80 minutes or more in pause mode. You can start playback by pressing the PLAY/PAUSE button. Alternatively, press the EJECT button to eject the disc.
Why does my Pioneer CDJ-100S CD Player have no sound?
If there's no sound from your Pioneer CD Player, several things could be the issue. First, check that the output cables are correctly connected and not loose, referring to the installation instructions if needed. Ensure that the audio mixer settings are correct, including switches and volume controls. Also, verify that the pin plugs and/or amplifier terminals are clean. Finally, make sure the player isn't in pause mode by pressing the PLAY/PAUSE button.
What to do if Pioneer CDJ-100S CD Player playback stops immediately?
If playback on your Pioneer CD Player stops immediately, make sure the disc is loaded correctly with the label side up. Also, check the disc for smudges. Clean the smudges and try playing the disc again.
Why is the sound distorted on my Pioneer CDJ-100S?
Distorted sound or noise from your Pioneer CD Player can be due to several reasons. Ensure that you're connecting to the audio mixer's LINE INPUT terminals and not the MIC terminals. Clean any dirt from the pin plugs and/or amplifier terminals. Also, try switching off any nearby TV sets, moving the player away from the TV, or plugging the player into a separate outlet to avoid interference.
Why is the picture of the TV screen fluctuated when using Pioneer CDJ-100S?
If the TV screen fluctuates or FM broadcast is interfered with noise when using your Pioneer CD Player, it could be due to interference from the CD player. Try turning off the power of the player or moving it away from the TV or tuner.
Why track search is not finished on Pioneer CDJ-100S?
If track search isn't finishing on your Pioneer CD Player when the auto cue function is on, it might be because the muted portion between selections is long, increasing the search time. Press the TIME MODE/AUTO CUE button for more than 1 second to turn the auto cue function off.
Prevent fire or shock hazard by not exposing the appliance to rain or moisture.
Record the serial number from the rear panel on your warranty card for security.
Caution for Canadian models: ensure full insertion of polarized plug blades to prevent shock.
Information on FCC regulations and Canadian interference-causing equipment standards.
Read all instructions, retain them, heed warnings, and follow all operating guidelines.
Follow guidelines for cleaning, environment, electrical safety, servicing, and heat precautions.
Use only recommended accessories and follow guidelines for stable installation and mounting.
Install the player in a well-ventilated area away from heat, direct sunlight, and moisture.
Clean the player with a soft cloth; handle the CD lens with care, using only approved cleaners.
Store discs vertically, avoid heat, moisture, and do not play non-standard shape discs.
Features like Jog Dial, Tempo Control, Quick Start for precise playback and beat matching.
Includes Digital Jog Break, Cue functions, Fader Start, and Relay Play for creative mixing.
Master Tempo, Slot In loading, Oil-damped suspension, and forced disc ejection.
Connect the player's audio output to a stereo amplifier's CD or AUX input.
Connect audio outputs to DJM-300 or DJM-500 mixers for integrated DJ setups.
Connect player's audio out to LINE IN or AUX IN of other DJ mixers or components.
Connect CONTROL jacks to DJ mixers for fader start and back cue functions.
Connect two CDJ players via CONTROL jacks for automatic alternate operation.
Connect the power cord to an outlet and follow safety precautions for cord handling.
Identifies key controls on the top panel including playback, search, and cue buttons.
Details on power, display, track search, play/pause, loading, and eject functions.
Explains Digital Jog Break, Cue functions, Master Tempo, and Tempo control knob.
Explanation of various indicators and displays on the player's window.
Instructions and precautions for inserting and removing discs, including 8 cm discs.
Specific guidelines for playing 8 cm (3-inch) discs using adapters.
Setting Auto Cue ON/OFF and performing basic playback operations.
How to stop playback and pause the disc, including auto-stop after inactivity.
Using track search, fast-forward, and fast-reverse for precise track locating.
Performing playback when the Auto Cue function is active for immediate track starts.
How to record, confirm, and set cue points for precise track entry.
Using the jog dial and search buttons for precise frame-by-frame cueing.
Controlling tempo and pitch independently using Master Tempo and Jog Dial.
Utilizing JET, ZIP, and WAH effects with the HOLD function for sound creation.
Performing frame search, cue point search, and super-fast track search with the jog dial.
Confirming cue points (sampler) and returning or modifying existing cue points.
Using DJ mixer cross fader to trigger playback for seamless transitions.
Connecting two players for automatic sequential playback of tracks.
Connect players, set levels, and match track tempos (BPM) for smooth mixing.
Gradually mix tracks using the DJ mixer's cross fader for seamless transition.
Achieve good sound with BPM match or use Fader Start for simpler mixing.
Using digital output; limitations on functions like Jog Break, Master Tempo, and Cue.
Solutions for common symptoms like no sound, distorted audio, or disc errors.
Understanding player error codes (E-72, E-83, E-91) and recommended actions.
Addresses issues like auto cue, back cue, DJ mode, TV interference, and disc rotation.
Details on error codes (E-72, E-83, E-91) and their possible causes and remedies.
Information on how to contact Pioneer for service, parts, and warranty assistance.
Details on system, power, audio, dimensions, and included accessories.
Guidance on regular maintenance for safe and proper unit function.
Advice on setting safe listening levels to prevent hearing damage.
Prevent fire or shock hazard by not exposing the appliance to rain or moisture.
Record the serial number from the rear panel on your warranty card for security.
Caution for Canadian models: ensure full insertion of polarized plug blades to prevent shock.
Information on FCC regulations and Canadian interference-causing equipment standards.
Read all instructions, retain them, heed warnings, and follow all operating guidelines.
Follow guidelines for cleaning, environment, electrical safety, servicing, and heat precautions.
Use only recommended accessories and follow guidelines for stable installation and mounting.
Install the player in a well-ventilated area away from heat, direct sunlight, and moisture.
Clean the player with a soft cloth; handle the CD lens with care, using only approved cleaners.
Store discs vertically, avoid heat, moisture, and do not play non-standard shape discs.
Features like Jog Dial, Tempo Control, Quick Start for precise playback and beat matching.
Includes Digital Jog Break, Cue functions, Fader Start, and Relay Play for creative mixing.
Master Tempo, Slot In loading, Oil-damped suspension, and forced disc ejection.
Connect the player's audio output to a stereo amplifier's CD or AUX input.
Connect audio outputs to DJM-300 or DJM-500 mixers for integrated DJ setups.
Connect player's audio out to LINE IN or AUX IN of other DJ mixers or components.
Connect CONTROL jacks to DJ mixers for fader start and back cue functions.
Connect two CDJ players via CONTROL jacks for automatic alternate operation.
Connect the power cord to an outlet and follow safety precautions for cord handling.
Identifies key controls on the top panel including playback, search, and cue buttons.
Details on power, display, track search, play/pause, loading, and eject functions.
Explains Digital Jog Break, Cue functions, Master Tempo, and Tempo control knob.
Explanation of various indicators and displays on the player's window.
Instructions and precautions for inserting and removing discs, including 8 cm discs.
Specific guidelines for playing 8 cm (3-inch) discs using adapters.
Setting Auto Cue ON/OFF and performing basic playback operations.
How to stop playback and pause the disc, including auto-stop after inactivity.
Using track search, fast-forward, and fast-reverse for precise track locating.
Performing playback when the Auto Cue function is active for immediate track starts.
How to record, confirm, and set cue points for precise track entry.
Using the jog dial and search buttons for precise frame-by-frame cueing.
Controlling tempo and pitch independently using Master Tempo and Jog Dial.
Utilizing JET, ZIP, and WAH effects with the HOLD function for sound creation.
Performing frame search, cue point search, and super-fast track search with the jog dial.
Confirming cue points (sampler) and returning or modifying existing cue points.
Using DJ mixer cross fader to trigger playback for seamless transitions.
Connecting two players for automatic sequential playback of tracks.
Connect players, set levels, and match track tempos (BPM) for smooth mixing.
Gradually mix tracks using the DJ mixer's cross fader for seamless transition.
Achieve good sound with BPM match or use Fader Start for simpler mixing.
Using digital output; limitations on functions like Jog Break, Master Tempo, and Cue.
Solutions for common symptoms like no sound, distorted audio, or disc errors.
Understanding player error codes (E-72, E-83, E-91) and recommended actions.
Addresses issues like auto cue, back cue, DJ mode, TV interference, and disc rotation.
Details on error codes (E-72, E-83, E-91) and their possible causes and remedies.
Information on how to contact Pioneer for service, parts, and warranty assistance.
Details on system, power, audio, dimensions, and included accessories.
Guidance on regular maintenance for safe and proper unit function.
Advice on setting safe listening levels to prevent hearing damage.
The Pioneer CDJ-100S is a compact disc player designed specifically for DJs, combining traditional disco club functions with the unique features of the CD medium. This player offers a range of advanced controls and features to enhance mixing and sound creation.
Digital Jog Break: This feature allows for original sound creation with built-in remix assist functions (JET, ZIP, WAH). By selecting a desired function and controlling the jog dial, users can easily create new remix sounds.
Jog Dial: A large-diameter (100 mm) jog dial allows for precise compensation of music beat, similar to analog turntables. It enables finding exact entry points for tracks, moving in increments of one frame (1/75th second). The jog dial also supports "Super-Fast Search" and "Super-Fast Track Search" for quicker navigation.
Tempo Control: A long-stroke (100 mm) high-precision slider control allows for exact adjustment of track speed. The digital display shows tempo changes in 0.1% steps.
Quick Start: Pressing the PLAY button from standby mode initiates instantaneous music playback (0.01 second or less). This eliminates the typical time lag of normal CD players, enabling smoother track-to-track splices.
Master Tempo: This function changes music tempo without altering its pitch. Unlike analog systems where speed changes affect pitch, Master Tempo leverages digital medium features to maintain original pitch quality.
Playing Address: An analog bar graph provides a direct visual readout of elapsed and remaining playing time, similar to a moving needle on an analog record. The bar length indicates current track location, and a flashing bar warns of the impending end of a track.
Slot In: The disc loading slot mechanism allows for fast and easy disc insertion, changing, and removal without needing to open doors or trays, streamlining operation and track selection.
Cueing:
Fader Start Playback: When connected to a compatible DJ mixer (e.g., DJM-500 or DJM-300), the mixer's CROSS FADER slider can be used to perform quick start and back cue operations on the CDJ-100S.
Relay Play: Connecting two CDJ-100S units allows for automatic relay play. When a track ends on one player, the other player automatically starts playback from standby mode.
Digital Mode: This unit supports digital output when the rear panel's DIGITAL OUT switch is set to ON. However, certain functions (CUE, DIGITAL JOG BREAK, MASTER TEMPO) are disabled in digital output mode, displaying "D-OUT ON." Other control functions like relay play and fader start are also non-functional. Auto Cue will enter pause at the start of playback.
Disc Loading/Unloading:
Ordinary CD Player Operations:
DJ Player Operation:
Cleaning the Player: Wipe the player with a polishing cloth or a soft, dry cloth. For stubborn dirt, use a soft cloth dampened with a weak solution of neutral detergent (diluted 5-6 parts water), wring it well, and wipe the dirt away. Follow with a dry cloth. Avoid volatile liquids like benzene or thinner, as they can damage the unit.
CD Lens Cleaner: The player's pickup lens should not get dirty during normal use. If it becomes soiled and malfunctions, contact a PIONEER authorized service center. Commercial lens cleaners are available, but use with caution as some may cause damage.
Condensation: If the unit is moved from a cold to a warm room, or if room temperature rises sharply, condensation may form inside, impairing performance. Allow the unit to stand for about an hour or raise the room temperature gradually to resolve this.
Cleaning and Handling Compact Discs:
Oil-Damped Suspension: The player features an oil-damped floating suspension designed to protect against vibrations and impacts, preventing sound skipping even under challenging conditions.
Troubleshooting: The manual provides a comprehensive troubleshooting chart to address common issues, including disc ejection problems, playback interruptions, no sound, distorted sound, and loud noise with certain discs. It recommends checking connections, cleaning discs, and verifying settings before contacting service.
Important Safety Instructions: The manual emphasizes reading all safety and operating instructions, retaining them for future reference, heeding warnings, and following instructions. It covers proper cleaning, avoiding attachments not recommended by the manufacturer, preventing exposure to water and moisture, and using stable carts or stands. It also details ventilation requirements, power source considerations, and power-cord protection. Grounding/polarization instructions and precautions against lightning and power line surges are included. Users are warned against pushing objects into the product, spilling liquids, and attempting self-servicing. It advises unplugging the unit during non-use periods and seeking qualified service personnel for repairs.
General| Frequency range | 4 - 20000 Hz |
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| Built-in microphone | No |
| CD-R playback | Yes |
| Media types supported | CD, CD-R |
| Device type | Portable CD player |
| Product color | Black, Silver |
| Disc loading type | Tray |
| Display type | - |
| I/O ports | 2 x RCA |
| Headphone connectivity | 3.5 mm |
| Power requirements | AC 220 - 240 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Power consumption (typical) | 12 W |
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 217 x 297 x 91 mm |
Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 2200 g |
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