Why can't I produce loop playback on my Pioneer CD Player?
If you are unable to produce loop playback on your Pioneer CD Player, a cueing point (starting point) may not have been defined. Also, check if the DIGITAL MODE switch is set to ON, and if so, set it to OFF.
Why can't I perform DJ operations on my Pioneer CMX-3000?
If you are unable to perform DJ operations on your Pioneer CD Player, check if the DIGITAL MODE switch is set to ON. If it is, set the DIGITAL MODE switch to OFF.
Why are auto cue and other settings not stored on my Pioneer CD Player?
If auto cue and other settings are not being stored on your Pioneer CD Player, it may be because the power was turned off too soon after making a setting. Wait 10 seconds before turning off the power after making a change.
Why is WAVE data not stored on my Pioneer CMX-3000 CD Player?
If WAVE data is not being stored on your Pioneer CD Player, it's because the data is stored when playback of the current track is completed. Wait until the current track finishes playing.
Why is HOT CUE data not stored on my Pioneer CMX-3000?
If HOT CUE data is not being stored on your Pioneer CD Player, it's because the HOT CUE data is stored in memory when the disc is ejected. Eject the disc, then turn off the power.
Cautions regarding electric shock, fire, and general precautions.
Advice on placement, ventilation, and temperature for optimal operation.
Warnings about laser product safety and eye hazard.
FCC compliance, modification warnings, and cable requirements.
Instructions for handling the power cord to prevent damage or shock.
Guide on setting the voltage selector switch for correct operation.
Explains Jog Dial functions, pitch bend, and tempo controls.
Details auto cue, cue point sampler, and back cueing.
Covers seamless loop, reloop, loop memory, and emergency loop.
Identifies controls on the remote unit.
Lists common issues and recommended corrective actions.
Explains error codes and how to fix them.
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