DJM-750MK2: DJ Mixer

ORDER NO.
QRT1011
DJM-750MK2
DJ MIXER
DJM-750MK2
THIS MANUAL IS APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING MODEL(S) AND TYPE(S).
Model Type Power Requirement Remarks
DJM-750MK2 LSYXJ AC 110 V to 240 V
DJM-750MK2 UXJCB AC 110 V to 240 V
DJM-750MK2 XJCN AC 220 V
THIS SERVICE MANUAL SHOULD BE USED TOGETHER WITH THE FOLLOWING MANUAL(S).
Model Order No. Remarks
DJM-750MK2 QRT1012 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM, PCB CONNECTION DIAGRAM, PCB PARTS LIST
Pioneer DJ Corporation 6F, Yokohama i-Mark Place, 4-4-5 Minatomirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 220-0012 Japan
2017 Pioneer DJ Corporation

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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.
B CAUTION
Since the fuse may be in the neutral of the mains supply, disconnect the mains to de-energize the phase conductors.
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CONTENTS
SAFETY INFORMATION.......................................................................................................................................................... 2
1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS .................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 NOTES ON SOLDERING ............................................................................................................................................... 4 A
1.2 NOTES ON REPLACING ............................................................................................................................................... 4
1.3 SERVICE NOTICE.......................................................................................................................................................... 4
2. SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................................................................................. 6
2.1 ACCESORIES ................................................................................................................................................................ 6
2.2 SPECIFICATIONS .......................................................................................................................................................... 6
3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE .............................................................................................................................................. 7
3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING ........................................................................................................................... 7
3.2 JIGS LIST ....................................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.3 PCB LOCATIONS ......................................................................................................................................................... 10
4. BLOCK DIAGRAM .............................................................................................................................................................. 11
4.1 OVERALL WIRING DIAGRAM ..................................................................................................................................... 11
4.2 BLOCK DIAGRAM ........................................................................................................................................................ 12 B
4.3 POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM ......................................................................................................................................... 13
5. DIAGNOSIS ........................................................................................................................................................................ 14
5.1 STARTUP SEQUENCE ................................................................................................................................................ 14
5.2 TROUBLESHOOTING.................................................................................................................................................. 16
[0] Prior confirmation.................................................................................................................................................. 17
[1] Start Trouble ......................................................................................................................................................... 17
[2] Abnormality display............................................................................................................................................... 18
[3] AUDIO INPUT....................................................................................................................................................... 19
[4] AUDIO OUTPUT................................................................................................................................................... 20
[5] DVS....................................................................................................................................................................... 21
[6] OLED .................................................................................................................................................................... 22
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[7] CROSS FADER .................................................................................................................................................... 22
[8] USBA .................................................................................................................................................................... 23
5.3 POWER SUPPLY DIAGNOSIS INFORMATION ........................................................................................................... 24
5.4 CONFIRMATION OF EACH INTERFACE CONNECTION ........................................................................................... 25
6. SERVICE MODE ................................................................................................................................................................. 26
6.1 TEST MODE................................................................................................................................................................. 26
6.2 ABOUT THE DEVICE................................................................................................................................................... 38
7. DISASSEMBLY ................................................................................................................................................................... 39
8. EACH SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT ................................................................................................................................ 52
8.1 NECESSARY ITEMS TO BE NOTED........................................................................................................................... 52
8.2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE ................................................................................................................................. 53
8.3 METHOD OF WRITING SERIAL NUMBER ................................................................................................................. 54 D
8.4 METHOD OF DVS CONNECTION CONFIRMATION................................................................................................... 55
8.5 ITEMS FOR WHICH USER SETTING ARE AVAILABLE ............................................................................................. 57
9. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST............................................................................................................................... 58
9.1 PACKING SECTION ..................................................................................................................................................... 58
9.2 EXTERIOR SECTION .................................................................................................................................................. 60
9.3 CHASSIS SECTION ..................................................................................................................................................... 62
9.4 CONTROL PANEL SECTION ....................................................................................................................................... 64
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1. SERVICE PRECAUTIONS
1.1 NOTES ON SOLDERING
• For environmental protection, lead-free solder is used on the printed circuit boards mounted in this unit.
A Be sure to use lead-free solder and a soldering iron that can meet specifications for use with lead-free solders for repairs
accompanied by reworking of soldering.
Do NOT use a soldering iron whose tip temperature cannot be controlled.
1.2 NOTES ON REPLACING

The part listed below is difficult to replace as a discrete component part.
It the failure of suspected that are listed in the table, replace whole ASSY.
ASSY Name
Ref. No Parts No. Function Remarks
IC1204 BD9328EFJ 12V =>1.25V DC/DC Converter IC with heat-pad
IC1205 TPS2557DRB Current Limit IC IC with heat-pad
IC1208 NJM78M09DL1A 12V =>9V Regulator IC with heat-pad
B
IC1402 NJW4154GM1-A 12V =>-18V DC/DC Converter IC with heat-pad
IC1403 BD9851EFV 12V =>±7.5V DC/DC Converter IC with heat-pad
IC1405 NJM79M15DL1A -18V =>-15V Regulator IC with heat-pad
IC1407 NJM79M15DL1A -18V =>-15V Regulator IC with heat-pad
MAIN ASSY
IC1410 UA78M05IKVURG3 9V =>5V Regulator IC with heat-pad
IC1411 UA78M33IKVUG3 9V =>3.3V Regulator IC with heat-pad
IC1412 UA78M05IKVURG3 9V =>5V Regulator IC with heat-pad
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IC3001 D810K013DZKB400 DSP BGA
IC4001 AK4458VN DAC IC with heat-pad
Q4613 2SCR573DG Transistor Transistor with heat-pad
Q4614 2SAR573DG Transistor Transistor with heat-pad
Q4615 2SCR573DG Transistor Transistor with heat-pad
Q4616 2SAR573DG Transistor Transistor with heat-pad
AUDIO ASSY IC6001 AK5558VN ADC IC with heat-pad
1.3 SERVICE NOTICE

About voltage monitoring
This product is continuously monitoring abnormal voltages.
If abnormality is detected, power supply is immediately turned OFF.
D Power supply abnormality is indicated by blinking the UTILITY(WAKE UP) LED [cycle : 250 ms (lighting 125 ms/ light-off 125 ms)].
UTILITY(WAKE UP) LED display other than the LED is lighting-off all, it will all be SW and VR free reaction.
Repair according to the diagnosis method of “5.3 POWER SUPPLY DIAGNOSIS INFORMATION.”
Checking user setting contents
This product includes user setting items. Check the settings before repairing.
Use the check sheet prepared in item 8.5 to transcribe the settings.
Setting contents are stored in the Flash ROM (IC2003) in the MAIN ASSY.
For confirming or changing setting contents, refer to “Changing the settings” of the Operationg Instructions.
About the replacing CROSS FADER ASSY
The contactless fader is mounted in the cross fader part of this product.
This has several times of durability comparing with conventional types.
As assembly of the fader part is required high precision, service parts are provided only as an assembly
E (Part name is CROSS FADER ASSY (DXA2257)).
After replacing the part, make sure to acquire and save the maximum and minimum A/D values of [Cross fader setting
mode (CFDR SET)] in the test mode.
If this calibration is not conducted, normal start is not possible.
If MAIN ASSY is replaced, make sure to acquire and save the maximum and minimum A/D values of [Cross fader setting
mode (CFDR SET)] after the replacement.
About the replacing OLED ASSY
Display part of this product employs OLED. Exchange at the time of OLED failure, replace using OLED ASSY (DEA1065).
Matrix OEL is stick to Holder using double side tape. If trying to peel in the case of failing to paste,
fault will be caused due to the stress.
Service part supplies as ASSY who stuck Matrix OEL and Holder.
F About the replacing Capacitor (C4638, C4639)
C4638 and C4639 in the MAIN ASSY are locked with bond to prevent solder cracks caused by fall or vibration.
When any of them is replaced for repair, it must be locked with bond after the replacement.
Silicon Bond: GYA 1011
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About the replacing Control Panel A

When replacing the Control Panel, replace using Control Panel (Service ASSY) : DEA1077
Control Panel supplies as Service ASSY who stuck Packing and double side tape for Lens because precision is
necessary of sticking of them.
DWR1548 (SW POWER SUPPLY) Primary side electrical shock

Primary side of SW POWER SUPPLY remains voltage long time and the primary solder side can be seen.
So if you touch the primary solder side, it is possible to receive an electrical shock.
There is the red area below where you tend to receive an electrical shock.
Be sure to discharge the voltage of primary side to avoid receiving the electrical shock.
Electrical shock area of A-side.
B
Electrical shock area of B-side. C
When discharging the above point, use the following discarge jig as needed.
While the charging voltage is left of both C4 and C5, either of checking LEDs turns on.
And if both of LED turns off, you can avoid receiving the electrical shock!!
Checking C4 C5
LEDs
No polarity
Circuit of "discharge JIG" is shown below. When there is no above type LED, take measures the
• Resister is all 10kΩ(3W) following method.
• Both of LED is LTL17KRH5D • Step1: After the power is turned off,wait 2 minutes.
• Step2: Connect the Register Jig and leave the unit
as it is, for 10 seconds.
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2. SPECIFICATIONS
2.1 ACCESORIES
• Power cord (LSYXJ : ADG1244)
A (UXJCB : DDG1108)
(XJCN : DDG1114)
• USB cable (DDE1128)
• Operating instructions (LSYXJ : DRH1433)
(Quick start guide) (UXJCB : DRH1434)
(XJCN : DRH1436)
• License key card

(rekordbox dj, recordbox dvs)
• Warranty card* (LSYXJ : DRY1270)
* The corresponding information is provided on the last page (UXJCB model).
B
Cautions
The license key cannot be reissured. Be careful not to losted it.
2.2 SPECIFICATIONS
General – Main Unit Input / Output terminals
Power requirements ............................. AC 110 V to 240 V, 50 Hz/60 Hz PHONO input terminal
Power consumption........................................................................ 40 W RCA pin jacks ...........................................................................4 sets
Power consumption (standby)........................................................ 0.3 W LINE input terminal
Main unit weight ............................................................... 6.6 kg (14.6 lb) RCA pin jacks ...........................................................................4 sets
Max. dimensions............... 320 mm (W) × 107.9 mm (H) × 387.9 mm (D) MIC input terminal (XLR/TRS)
C (12.6 in. (W) × 4.2 in. (H) × 15.3 in. (D)) XLR connector & 1/4” TRS jack ..................................................1 set
Tolerable operating temperature........ +5 °C to +35 °C (+41 °F to +95 °F) RETURN Input terminals (TS)
Tolerable operating humidity .................... 5 % to 85 % (no condensation) 1/4” TS jack ................................................................................1 set
MASTER output terminal
Audio Section XLR connector ........................................................................... 1 set
Sampling rate ............................................................................... 48 kHz RCA pin jacks ............................................................................ 1 set
D/A converter ................................................................................. 32-bit BOOTH output terminal
Channel input A/D converter .......................................................... 32-bit 1/4” TRS jack ............................................................................. 1 set
Other A/D converter ....................................................................... 24-bit SEND output terminal (TS)
Frequency characteristic 1/4” TS jack ................................................................................1 set
LINE ......................................................................... 20 Hz to 20 kHz PHONES output terminal
S/N ratio (rated output) 1/4” stereo phone jack ............................................................... 1 set
PHONO.................................................................................... 87 dB 3.5 mm stereo mini jack ............................................................ 1 set
LINE ....................................................................................... 105 dB USB terminal
D MIC .......................................................................................... 79 dB Type A ....................................................................................... 1 set
Total harmonic distortion (LINE — MASTER1)............................ 0.005 % Power supply...5 V/2.1 A or less
Standard input level / Input impedance B type ........................................................................................ 1 set
PHONO...................................................................... –52 dBu/47 kΩ • The specifications and design of this product are subject to change
LINE .......................................................................... –12 dBu/47 kΩ without notice.
MIC .............................................................................. –57 dBu/3 kΩ
RETURN.................................................................... –12 dBu/47 kΩ
Standard output level / Load impedance / Output impedance
MASTER1 ........................................................ + 6 dBu/10 kΩ/300 Ω
MASTER2 ........................................................ + 2 dBu/10 kΩ/680 Ω
BOOTH............................................................ + 6 dBu/10 kΩ/300 Ω
SEND (when RETURN TYPE is "AUX") .............. –6 dBu/10 kΩ/680 Ω
SEND (when RETURN TYPE is "INSERT")....... –12 dBu/10 kΩ/680 Ω
E PHONES .................................................. + 8 dBu/32 Ω/10 Ω or less
Rated output level / Load impedance
MASTER1 ................................................................. +25 dBu/10 kΩ
MASTER2 ................................................................. +21 dBu/10 kΩ
Crosstalk (LINE) ............................................................................ 82 dB
Channel equalizer characteristic
HI ............................................................... –26 dB to +6 dB (20 kHz)
MID .............................................................. –26 dB to +6 dB (1 kHz)
LOW ............................................................ –26 dB to +6 dB (20 Hz)
Microphone equalizer characteristic
HI ............................................................. –12 dB to +12 dB (10 kHz)
LOW ........................................................ –12 dB to +12 dB (100 Hz)
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3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE

3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING
To keep the product quality after servicing, confirm recommended check points shown below.
A
No. Procedure Check points
1 Check the firmware version in Test mode. The version of the firmware must be latest.
Update firmware to the latest one, if it is not the latest.
2 Confirm whether the customer complain has The customer complain must not be reappeared.
been solved. If the problem pointed out by the Audio and operations must be normal.
customer occurs with a specific source or
operation, input that specific source then perform
that specific operation for checking.
3 Check the analog audio input (each channel, MIC, Audio and operations must be normal.
RETURN).
( CDJ player, analog player and MIC to analog
connection ) B
4 Check the analog audio output (MASTER 1/2, Audio and operations must be normal.
BOOTH, SEND)( CDJ player to analog connection)
5 Check the headphone output (1/4” jack, mini jack). Noise and audio must be normal.
6 Check the each operation (KEY, SW, VR, fader, That it works properly in Test mode check.
etc.) and indicator.
7 Check the connection of each interface
USB A terminal Check the lighting of USB connection indicator by inserting a USB memory.
USB B terminal It is properly recognized in PC.
8 Check the DVS. PC application is operating normally, audio and operations must be normal of
each channel.
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9 Check the user settings. It is in the contents before repairs.
10 Check the appearance of the product. No scratches or dirt on its appearance after receiving it for service.
See the table below for the items to be checked regarding audio.
Item to be checked regarding audio
Distortion Volume too high
Noise Volume fluctuating
Volume too low Sound interrupted
3.2 JIGS LIST D
Jigs List
Jig Name Part No. Purpose of use / Remarks
USB cable GGP1193 For PC connection, Accessories
Serial number writing software GGS1198 Used in the writing of serial number to be performed
after the MAIN ASSY replacement.
Refer to “ 8.3 METHOD OF WRITING SERIAL
NUMBER ”.
License-key card for Service GGP1522 For activation of rekordbox dj
GGP1523 For activation of rekordbox DVS
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Lubricants List
Name Lubricants No. Remarks
Sillcon Bond GYA1011 Used to do bond locking of C4638 and C4639 in the
MAIN ASSY.
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SEVICE CHECK SHEET

CHECK
A MODE OPERATIION POINT MODDE TITLE INDICATION POINT STATE CHECK
CONTENTS
Version Version OLED SYSTEM Ver.
SH-B Ver.
SH-A Ver.
BOOT Ver.
PANEL Ver.
PANEL-B Ver.
DSP P Ver.
DSP D Ver.
LED all light-OFF ALL CLEAR OLED About 1 second indication (at the start of mode)
LED all light-ON ALL SET All LED, OLED "ALL SET" indication for about 1 second
(all LEDs light-ON, OLED mode is started)
KEY operation KEY TEST OLED
DUB ECHO LED / OLED Light-ON when KEY is pressed / "CFX 1" indication
SWEEP LED / OLED Light-ON when KEY is pressed / "CFX 2" indication
NOISE LED / OLED Light-ON when KEY is pressed / "CFX 3" indication
FILTER LED / OLED Light-ON when KEY is pressed / "CFX 4" indication
CUE CH1 LED / OLED Light-ON when KEY is pressed / "CUE 1" indication
B CUE CH3 LED / OLED Light-ON when KEY is pressed / "CUE 3" indication
CUE MASTER LED / OLED Light-ON when KEY is pressed / "CUE MST" indication
SEND/RETURN ON/OFF LED / OLED Light-ON when KEY is pressed / "S/R ON" indication
BEAT DOWN ( ) No LED / OLED — / "BEAT <" indication
BEAT UP ( ) No LED / OLED — / "BEAT >" indication
TAP No LED / No OLED Because it is used for mode transition
AUTO/TAP No LED / OLED — / "AUTO" indication
UTILITY LED / OLED Light-ON when KEY is pressed / "UTILITY" indication
FX FREQUENCY LOW LED / OLED Light-ON when KEY is pressed / "FREQ L" indication
FX FREQUENCY MID LED / OLED Light-ON when KEY is pressed / "FREQ M" indication
FX FREQUENCY HI LED / OLED Light-ON when KEY is pressed / "FREQ H" indication
EFFECT ON/OFF LED / OLED Light-ON when KEY is pressed / "EFX ON" indication
SW operation SW TEST OLED
INPUT SELECT CH1 USB CH1 Level Meter LED [12dB] light-ON
LINE [9dB] light-ON
PHONO [6dB] light-ON
RETURN AUX [3dB] light-ON
LINE [9dB] light-ON
C
LINE [9dB] light-ON
LINE [9dB] light-ON
TEST MODE

CH FADER Assign CH1 Assign A CH1 Level Meter LED [–24dB] light-ON
THRU [–18dB] light-ON
Assign B [–12dB] light-ON
D CH FADER Assign CH4 Assign A CH4 Level Meter LED [–24dB] light-ON
MIC OFF CH1 Level Meter LED [0dB] light-ON
ON [–3dB] light-ON
TALK OVER [–6dB] light-ON
HEAD PHONES MONO SPLIT CH2 Level Meter LED [–6dB] light-ON
STEREO [–9dB] light-ON
SND/RTN RETURN IN 1/4"TS JACK Master Level Meter Lch LED [15dB] light-ON
USB Master Level Meter [CLIP] light-ON
SND/RTN TYPE AUX Master Level Meter Lch LED [12dB] light-ON
INSERT [9dB] light-ON
EQ CURVE ISOLATOR CH2 Level Meter LED [0dB] light-ON
EQ [–3dB] light-ON
CH FADER CURVE Left CH3 Level Meter LED [0dB] light-ON
MID [–3dB] light-ON
Right [–6dB] light-ON
CROSS FADER CURVE Left CH4 Level Meter LED [0dB] light-ON
MID [–3dB] light-ON
E Right [–6dB] light-ON
Channel Select SW CF.B Master Level Meter Lch LED [–24dB] light-ON
CF.A [–15dB] light-ON
MIC [–9dB] light-ON
1 [–6dB] light-ON
2 [–3dB] light-ON
3 [0dB] light-ON
4 [3dB] light-ON
MASTER [6dB] light-ON
Effect Select SW DELAY Master Level Meter Lch LED [–24dB] light-ON
ECHO [–15dB] light-ON
PING PONG [–9dB] light-ON
SPIRAL [–6dB] light-ON
REVERB [–3dB] light-ON
TRANS [0dB] light-ON
FLANGER [3dB] light-ON
PITCH [6dB] light-ON
ROLL [9dB] light-ON
VINYL BRAKE [12dB] light-ON
F HELIX [15dB] light-ON
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CHECK
MODE OPERATIION POINT MODDE TITLE INDICATION POINT STATE CHECK
CONTENTS A
Volume operation VOL TEST OLED
Group 1
CH1 TRIM CH1 Level Meter LED "– " : Lights OFF — "+9" : Full Illuminate
MIC HI Master Level Meter Lch LED "–12 " : Lights OFF — "+12" : Full Illuminate
MIC LOW Master Level Meter Rch LED "–12 " : Lights OFF — "+12" : Full Illuminate
Group 2
CH1 HI CH1 Level Meter LED "–26/– " : Lights OFF — "+6" : Full Illuminate
CFX PARAMETER Master Level Meter Lch LED "MIN" : Lights OFF — "MAX" : Full Illuminate
HEAD PHONES MIXING Master Level Meter Rch LED "CUE" : Lights OFF — "MASTER" : Full Illuminate
Group 3
CH1 MID CH1 Level Meter LED "–26/– " : Lights OFF — "+6" : Full Illuminate
CH3 MID CH3 Level Meter LED "–26/– " : Lights OFF — "+6" : Full Illuminate B
HEAD PHONES LEVEL Master Level Meter Lch LED "– " : Lights OFF — "0" : Full Illuminate
EFFECT LEVEL/DEPTH Master Level Meter Rch LED "MIN" : Lights OFF — "MAX" : Full Illuminate
Group 4
CH1 LOW CH1 Level Meter LED "–26/– " : Lights OFF — "+6" : Full Illuminate
MASTER LEVEL Master Level Meter Lch LED "– " : Lights OFF — "0" : Full Illuminate
BOOTH MONITOR Master Level Meter Rch LED "– " : Lights OFF — "0" : Full Illuminate
TEST MODE
Group 5
CH1 COLOR CH1 Level Meter LED "LOW" : Lights OFF — "HI" : Full Illuminate
SND/RTN LEVEL Master Level Meter Lch LED "MIN" : Lights OFF — "MAX" : Full Illuminate
Fader operation FDR TEST OLED
CH1 FADER CH1 Level Meter LED "0" : Lights OFF — "10" : Full Illuminate
CH2 FADER CH2 Level Meter LED "0" : Lights OFF — "10" : Full Illuminate C
CROSS FADER Master Level Meter Lch LED "A" : Lights OFF — "B" : Full Illuminate
Level Meter LED TEST OLED
indication
CH1 CUE CH1 Level Meter Press CUE light-ON one by one from the bottom (pressed 11 times)
MASTER CUE Master Level Meter Lch LED Press CUE light-ON one by one from the bottom (pressed 11 times)
FREQUENCY LOW Master Level Meter Rch LED + CLIP LED Press CUE light-ON one by one from the bottom (pressed 12 times)
Device check DEVICE OLED
DSP SDRAM SDRAM OLED CHK
OK
NG
UPDATE PORT UPDPORT OLED CHK
OK
NG
UPDATE PORT NG CH1 Level Meter PNL_MODE : [–24dB] light-ON
A-PNL_MOSI : [–18dB] light-ON D
A-PNL_MISO : [–12dB] light-ON
A-PNL_CLK : [–9dB] light-ON
A-PNL_CTRL : [–6dB] light-ON
A-PNL_INT : [–3dB] light-ON
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3.3 PCB LOCATIONS

• Control Panel Section • Chassis Section
(Bottom view) (Top view)
A
OLED ASSY PWSB ASSY

(DEA1065) OLED ASSY
L
H
PNLA ASSY MTRM ASSY MICB ASSY AINB ASSY
B K E C USBA ASSY
D
Front
I O M G A
CHFD ASSY CRFD ASSY HPVR ASSY MAIN ASSY
HPJM ASSY
D
J N
BFXB ASSY Cross Fader ASSY F SW POWER SUPPLY
(DXA2257) HPJK ASSY
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.
Therefore, when replacing, be sure to use parts of identical designation.
Mark No. Description Part No. Mark No. Description Part No.
LIST OF ASSEMBLIES
NSP 1..MOTHER ASSY DWM2653 1..SW POWER SUPPLY DWR1548
2..MAIN ASSY DWX3997
E NSP 1..CRFD ASSY DWX3258
2..USBA ASSY DWX3998
2..OLED ASSY DWX4010
NSP 1..AUDIO ASSY DWM2654

2..AINB ASSY DWX3999
2..MICB ASSY DWX4000
2..HPJK ASSY DWX4001
2..HPJM ASSY DWX4002
1..PNLA ASSY DWX3996
NSP 1..SUB ASSY DWM2655

2..CHFD ASSY DWX4003
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2..BFXB ASSY DWX4004
2..MTRM ASSY DWX4005
2..PWSB ASSY DWX4006
2..HPVR ASSY DWX4007
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4.1 OVERALL WIRING DIAGRAM
4. BLOCK DIAGRAM
CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 RETURN
L PWSB ASSY
4. BLOCK DIAGRAM JA5101
DKB1090-
JA5301
DKB1090-
JA5501
DKB1090-
JA5701
DKB1090-
JA5901
DKN1654-
(TS)
JA5902
DKN1652- (DWX4006)
R
E MICB ASSY MIC R R R
H OLED ASSY
(DWX4000)
(XLR/TRS)
L L L L L R CN8901
3
JA6501
(DWX4010) DKB1124-
PHONO PHONO PHONO PHONO
KM200NA3
LINE LINE LINE LINE
MXS4057- K MTRM ASSY

(DWX4005) CN6502 CN5003 D USBA ASSY
13R-1.25FJ (DWX3998)
C C 1/7- C 7/7
13P-1.25FJ
MIC_TRIM_OUT
GNDA_MIC 13 13 GNDA_MIC
JA1601
10
11
12
MIC_TRIM_IN
CN1802
1
9
MIC_ADC_IN 12 12 MIC_ADC_IN DKB1118-
GNDA_MIC
GNDA_MIC
GNDA_MIC
GNDA_MIC
GNDA_MIC
GNDA_MIC
GNDA_MIC
GNDA_MIC
GNDA_MIC
AINB ASSY
NC
OLED1_VKH
V+15OLED
V+3R3OLED
V+3R3OLED
OLED_RST
OLED_CS
OLED_ADDR
OLED_CLK
OLED_MOSI
GNDD
GNDD
CKS6476- GNDA_MIC 11 11 GNDA_MIC
GNDA_MIC
CN7901 GNDA_MIC 10 10
(DWX3999)
GNDA_MIC 9 9 GNDA_MIC
AKN7067-
V+15A_IN 8 8 V+15A_IN USB CONNECTOR
11
10
1
7
B to B 7 GNDA_MIC (A-TYPE)
5
GNDA_MIC
5
OLED_ADDR
OLED_MOSI
1 0 V+3R3OLED
OLED_XCS
OLED_RST
OLED_CLK
1 1 V+15OLED
L=50mm
6 6 V-15A_IN
V-15A_IN
GNDA_MIC
CN1601
GNDA_MIC 5 5
ADAT_RETURN
AKM1281-
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
V+5R2D_VBUS
V+5R2D_VBUS
V+5R2D_VBUS
B_ADDA_SDA
B_ADDA_SCL
V+3R3D_CLK
V+3R3D_CLK
GNDA_MIC
B to B
GNDD_USBC
GNDD_USBC
GNDD_USBC
1 0 GNDD_USBC
GNDA_MIC 4 4
GNDF_USBC
MCLK_ADC
LRCK_ADC
ADAT_CH1
ADAT_CH2
ADAT_CH3
ADAT_CH4
xRST_ADC
ADAT_MIC
BICK_ADC
V+15A_IN
GNDA_MIC
USBC_DM
CH1_SEL
CH2_SEL
CH3_SEL
CH4_SEL
V-15A_IN
USBC_DP
GNDA_MIC 3 3
CN1801
V+3R3A
RTN_IN
9
GNDA_MIC
PF03PP-B05
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
2 2
GNDA
GNDA
GNDA
GNDA
GNDA
GNDA
GNDA_MIC
V+5A
CKS3852-
CN6501
GNDA_MIC 1 1
10
GNDA_MIC
GNDA_MIC 9
GNDA_MIC 8
GNDA_MIC 7
GNDA_MIC 6
GNDA_MIC 5
GNDA_MIC 4
GNDA_MIC 3
2
GNDA_MIC 1
GNDA_MIC 1 1
AKM7101- CN5001
MIC_TRIM_OUT
CN5002
MIC_TRIM_IN
40
39
38
37
36
35
34
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
10
9
9
VKN1811- KM200NA10L
FFC REVERSE
DDD1810-
L=45mm FFC SAME
1mm pitch PF10PP-S10
DDD1550- DDA1079-
0.5mm pitch L=90mm L=100mm L=135mm
CN7008 CN1002
CKS3865- AKM1281-
VKN1255- CN1004 CN1005 CN1006
CN7004 CN2502
GNDD 36
B_ADDA_SCL 37
GNDD 38
39
GNDD 40
V+15OLED1 1 1
V+3R3D_OLED 1 0
GNDD 1 0
MCLK_ADC 1 1
GNDD 1 2
BICK_ADC 1 3
GNDD 1 4
LRCK_ADC 1 5
GNDD 1 6
V+3R3D_CLK 1 7
V+3R3D_CLK 1 8
GNDD 1 9
GNDD 2 0
xRST_ADC 2 1
GNDD 2 2
ADAT_CH3 2 3
GNDD 2 4
CH3_SEL 2 5
GNDD 2 6
ADAT_CH4 2 7
GNDD 2 8
CH4_SEL 2 9
GNDD 3 0
ADAT_RETURN 3 1
GNDD 3 2
RTN_IN 3 3
GNDD 3 4
B_ADDA_SDA 3 5
GNDA 1 0
GNDD_USBC 1 0
9
GNDD 1
PWR_SW 2
GNDD 3
9
V+9LED 1 24 V+9LED VKN2050- AKM1281- AKM1274-
VKN1242-
GNDF_USBC
USBC_DP
USBC_DM
GNDD_USBC
GNDD_USBC
V+5R2D_VBUS
V+5R2D_VBUS
V+5R2D_VBUS
GNDD_USBC
ADAT_MIC
GNDD
ADAT_CH1
GNDD
CH1_SEL
GNDD
ADAT_CH2
GNDD
CH2_SEL
GNDD
GNDA
V-15A_IN
GNDA
V+15A_IN
GNDA
GNDA
V+5A
GNDA
V+3R3A
GNDD_OLED
OLED_xRST
GNDD_OLED
OLED_SCL
GNDD_OLED
OLED_MOSI
GNDD_OLED
OLED_ADDR
OLED_xCS
V+5LED 2 23 V+5LED
V+9LED 3 22 V+9LED
V+5LED 4 21 V+5LED
GNDD_LED 5 20 GNDD_LED
GND_OLED 6 19 GND_OLED
V+15OLED 8 17 V+15OLED
USB B BOOTH MASTER2 MASTER1 SEND
V+3R3D_OLED 10 15
(TS)
V+3R3OLED (TRS)
JA4401 JA4402 JA4203 JA4201 JA4202 JA4601 JA4602
GNDD_LED 11
FFC SAME
14 GNDD_LED JA2001 DKN1652- DKN1652-
GND_OLED 12 13 GND_OLED DKN1237- DKN1653- DKN1653- DKB1120- DKB1093- DKB1093-
POWER_SW 13
DDD1805- 12 PWR_SW
MVR_MUTE 14
L=245mm 11 MVR_MUTE
ACOFF_DET
1mm pitch
15 10 ACOFF_DET
L R
6
6
SHB_RST 16 9 B_RST
L R L R
FAULT_DET 17 8 FAULT_DET L R
M16_PNL_MODE 18 7 PNL_MODE
V+3R3D_CONT 19 6 V+3R3D_CONT
CPU_MUTE 20 5 CPU_MUTE
V+12SW_CONT 21 4 PWR_ON
V+12A_CONT 22 3 VA_CONT
V+1R25D_CONT 23 2 V+1R25D_CONT
GNDD 24 1 GNDD
B B 1/3- B 3/3 CN7006

DJM-750MK2
VKN1260-
V+3R3REF 1 29 V+3R3REF
PNLA ASSY
GNDD_REF 2 28 GND_REF
GNDD 3 27 GNDD
SHA_M16_CLK 4 26 A-PNL_CLK
(DWX3996) SHA_M16_MO SI
GNDD 5
6
25
24
GNDD
A-PNL_MOSI
A A 1/11- A 11/11
GNDD 7 23 GNDD
SHA_M16_MISO 8 22 A-PNL_MISO
GNDD
GNDD
9
10
21
20
GNDD
GNDD
MAIN ASSY
(DWX3997)
SHB_M16_MOSI 11 19 B-PNL_MOSI
GNDD 12 18 GNDD
SHB_M16_CLK 13 17 B-PNL_CLK
GNDD
FFC SAME
14 16 GNDD
SHB_M16_MISO 15
DDD1806- 15 B-PNL_MISO
GNDD 16
L=325mm 14 GNDD
V+5E
1mm pitch
17 13 V+5E
SHA_M16_CTRL
105
18 12 A-PNL_CTRL
SHB_M16_CTRL 19 11 B-PNL_CTRL
SHA_M16_INT 20 10 A-PNL_INT
SHB_M16_INT 21 9 B-PNL_INT
CHFD ASSY
GNDD 22 8 GNDD
7
7
GNDD_REF_L 23 7 GND_REF_L
CRS_FD 24 6 CRS_FD
CN7001
(DWX4003) CH4_FADER
CH3_FADER
25
26
5
4
CH4_FD
CH3_FD
CH2_FADER 27 3 CH2_FD
VKN1237-
BFX_LEVELDEPTH
LED_GRID0_BFXB
CH1_FADER 28 2 CH1_FD
KEY_S EG8_PNL
KEY_S EG6_PNL
KEY_S EG5_PNL
KEY_S EG4_PNL
KEY_S EG3_PNL
KEY_SEG5_PNL
KEY_SEG4_PNL
KEY_SEG3_PNL
V+3R3D_REF_L
KEY_SEG6_PNL
V+3R3D_REF_L
CROSS_FADER
V+3R3D_REF_L
V+3R3D_REF_L
GNDD_REF_L
GNDD_REF_L
29 1 V+3R3_REF_L
standby
GNDD_REF_L
GNDD_REF_L
BFX_CH_SEL
GNDD_REF_L
TIME_ENC_0
TIME_ENC_1
V+12E
V+12A
CH4_FADER
CH3_FADER
CH2_FADER
CH1_FADER
GNDD
GNDD
GNDA
GNDA
KEY_GRID7
KEY_GRID3
KEY_GRID5
KEY_GRID4
KEY_GRID3
KEY_GRID2
KEY_GRID1
KEY_GRID0
GNDD_LED
KEY_GRID3
V+12
V+12
V+12
LED_SEG7
GNDA_HP
HP_LEVEL
HP_Rmini
HP_Lmini
GNDA_HP
CN1003
HP_MIX
CN1001
GNDD
GNDD
CKS3870-
HP_R
HP_L
10
DKN1666-
1
CN7012 CN7003 CN4602
CN4601
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
1
3
2
VKN1248- VKN1250- KM200NA3

KM200NA3E
FFC SAME
FFC SAME L=190mm FFC REVERSE L=205mm
PF03PP6B10 PF03PP-B12 DDC1025-
DDD1807- DDD1808- 1mm pitch DDD1809- 1mm pitch
L=100mm L=125mm
L=183mm
L=50mm
CN6701 CN6601
KM200NA3L
1
CN7601 KM200NA3LE
CN7701
HP_L
GNDA_HP
HP_R
HP_Lmini
GNDA_HP
HP_Rmini
KEY_GRID0 1 0
GNDD_REF_L1 1 1
CRS_FADER 1 2
CH4_FADER 1 3
CH3_FADER 1 4
CH2_FADER 1 5
CH1_FADER 1 6
V+3R3D_REF_L 1 7
TIME_ENC_0 1 0
TIME_ENC_1 1 1
GNDD_REF_L 1 2
GNDD_REF_L 1 3
BFX_LEVELDEPTH 1 4
BFX_CH_SEL 1 5
V+3R3D_REF_L 1 6
LED_SEG7 1 7
LED_GRID0_BFX 1 8
GNDD_LED 1 9
VKN1248-
2
6
GNDD_REF_L2 1
KEY_GRID3 1
KEY_SEG5_PNL 2
KEY_SEG4_PNL 3
KEY_SEG3_PNL 4
KEY_GRID5 5
KEY_GRID4 6
KEY_GRID3 7
KEY_GRID2 8
KEY_GRID1 9
HP CN2
10
VKN1279- HPmini
9
1
CN1
V+3R3D_REF_L
HP_LEVEL
HP_MIX
GNDD_REF_L
KEY_SEG5_PNL
GNDD
KEY_S EG8_PNL
KEY_S EG6_PNL
KEY_S EG5_PNL
KEY_S EG4_PNL
KEY_S EG3_PNL
KEY_GRID7
KEY_GRID3
GNDD
V+3R3D_REF_L
JA6601 ! !
V+12E
GNDD
GNDD
GNDA
GNDA
GNDD_REF_L
V+12A
V+12
V+12
V+12
standby
CRS_FADER
XKN3017- DKN1622- LIVE L
!
JA6701 PHONES
N SW POWER SUPPLY
NEUTRAL N
1/4 PHONE
CN8101 CN7602
1
VKN1237- KM200NA3L
(DWR1548)
G HPJM ASSY F HPJK ASSY L=190mm
PF03PP-B12 L=125mm
J BFXB ASSY DKP3988-

(DWX4004) (DWX4002) (DWX4001)
8
8
CN4001
1
M HPVR ASSY AKM1274-

GNDREF
AD_CRS_FADER
V+3R3REF
(DWX4007)
O CRFD ASSY CRFD ASSY because only ASSY replacement,

( )
(DWX3258)
!
PCB CONNECTION DIAGRAM is not mentioned.

11
The ! mark found on some component parts should be replaced

with same parts (safety regulation authorized) of identical
designation.
F
A
1 2 3 4
4.2 BLOCK DIAGRAM
A
B PNLA ASSY
(BFXB,CHFD,
CRFD,HPVR,
GPIO
LED Other control
Power suuply control
GPIO
MUTE
OLED) STBY
Voltage monitoring
KEY IC7001 etc...
SPI (M)
PANEL UCOM OLED
A/D
VR R5F364AENFA-U0
SPI(S)
CRS/CH
FADER
SPI(S)
B
A MAIN ASSY SPI(M)
AD
SSI0
IC2001
USBB UCOM
USB
USB-B
R5S72690RW266FP
BSC(M)
IC2003 HPI 16bit
SPI(M)
IC2004
FLASH(16Mb)
74LCX244FT
DYWXXXX
SPI(M)
C
SPI(S)
SPI(S)
USB
USB-A USB
SPI(M)
IC2501
USBA UCOM
GPIO
IC1205
D USBA ASSY USB-A HS SW

TPS2557DRB R5S72690RW266FP
IC2505
I2C
MFi IC
H337S3959
SSI0
C AINB ASSY
17
D McASP2
LINE 18
CH1
39
UHPI(S)
21
HPI 16bit
PHONO
22
9
McASP0
TDM_OUT
LINE 10
CH2
38 TDM_IN
IC6001
PHONO 11
ADC
McASP1
12
36
3
AK5558VN
6 37
LINE 4
CH3
37 MASTER1
32
PHONO 7
IC3001
33
8 DSP
59
D810K013DZKB400 IC4001
MASTER2
E LINE 60
CH4
36
DAC 42
McASP1
PHONO 63 7 AK4458VN
43
BOOTH
64 38
39
1 IC5903 9
5 28
RETURN ADC
2 SEND
AK5359ET
McASP1
29
4 22
2 IC5904 9 HP
MIC ADC 23
AK5358AET EMIF(B)
HP_mini
16bit
E MICB ASSY
F HPJK ASSY
F
IC3003
SDRAM(128M) G HPJM ASSY
A3V28S40JTP60
12 DJM-750MK2
1 2 3 4
4.3 POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM
E CN5002 C D
MICB USBA ASSY-
- ASSY AINB ASSY
V+15A_IN
DWX3998
3998
H DWX4000
X4000 V- 15A_IN
DWX3999
3999
OLED ASSY
CN6502
DWX4010
X4010 CN5001 CN5002 CN1601
CN1801
V+5R2D_VBUS
V+3R3D_CLK
D_CLK
V- 15A_IN
V+15A_IN
V+3R3OLED
V+15OLED
5
5
V+3R3A
V+5A
CN2502
CN7004 CN1004 CN1005 V+5R2D_VBUS IC1205 V+12SW
High side SW
IC1201
V+9LED 6,7 2,3 3 2
V+9ADDA V+12A
IC1408
B PNLA ASSY V+5LED A MAIN ASSY V+5A

IC1410
3 1
DWX3996
3996 DWX3997
3997 3 1
V+1R25D
5D
IC2001 V+3R3A
IC1411
V+15OLED V+3R3D 3 1
USBB_UCOM
V+5A_REF AC
V+3R3OLED
ED IC1412
3 1 INLET
V- 15A_O V+12SW_OPA DKP3988
CN7008 CN1002 IC1405
V- 18A IC1402
IC3001
V+1R25D
5D 3 3 7,8
V+3R3E
6
2
6
IC7001 V+3R3D
PANEL_UCOM DSP V- 15A_IN V- 18A_IN
A_IN
V+3R3REF
NEUTRAL
IC1407 Q1401
3
LIVE
2
V+15A_O
V+3R3E V+ 5E IC1404
IC7003 V+1R25D
5D 3 1
IC2501
DJM-750MK2
5 1
CN7006 CN1003
V+3R3D V+15A_IN
USBA_UCOM IC1406
V+3R3REF 3 1 V+18A V+12SW_OPA
IC1401
V+5E 1 5 V+12A CN2
V+15OLED
IC1409
3 1
CN7001 CN7012 CN7003 V+3R3D_CLK
D_CLK V+12SW
IC3509
3509
4 5
V+3R3REF
V+3R3REF
V+3R3REF
V+1R25D IC1204
V+12SW
V+3R3D 3 2
V+3R3OLED
ED
3
IC1203
2
V+12SW
N
7
7
V+9LED
IC1208
V+12SW SW POWER
CN8101 CN7601 CN7701
3 1
SUPPLY
M I J V+5LED IC1206
5 High side SW 1
DWR1458
1458
HPVR ASSY CHFD ASSY BFXB ASSY V+3R3REF
IC1207
DWX4007
X4007 DWX4003
X4003 DWX4004
X4004 5 1
V+12SW
V+5D V+12SW
CN7602 IC1202
3 2
V+5E V+12E V+12E

V+3R3REF
IC1001
4 5
V+7R5HP 9
V+12SW_OPA
PA
IC1403
8,12
V- 7R5HP 11 CN1001
CN4001
CRFD ASSY
DXA2257
8
8
13
A
1 2 3 4
5. DIAGNOSIS
5.1 STARTUP SEQUENCE
GPIO
A Contents of Hardware Contents of Software
SPI HPI
POWER SUPPLY Clock Generator PANEL_UCOM USBB_UCOM USBA_UCOM DSP
V+12E ON
V+5E ON
V+3R3E ON
[PANEL_CLK] ON
Reset canceled M16_xRST [HIGH]
B BOOT
CPU_MUTE ON [HIGH]
[CPU_MUTE] ON
V+12SW_CONT [HIGH]
V+12SW_CONT
[ V+12SW] ON
[V+12SW_OPA] ON
[V+12A] ON
[V-15A] ON
[V-7R5HP] ON
[V+5A] ON
C
[V+3R3A] ON
V+1R25D_CONT [HIGH]
V+1R25D_CONT
[V+1R25D] ON
V+3R3D_CONT [HIGH]
V+3R3D_CONT
[V+3R3D] ON [USB_CLK] ON
[V+3R3OLED] ON [DSP_CLK] ON
[V+5D] ON
[V+3R3REF] ON
[V-15A_IN] ON
D
[USB_FA] ON
V+12A_CONT [HIGH]
V+12A_CONT
V+15D_OLED_CONT [HIGH]
V+15D_OLED_CONT
[V+15A] ON
[V+15OLED] ON
[V+7R5HP] ON
OLED_xRST [HIGH]
OLED_RST
E
VR, KDY Reading
Reset canceled SHB_RST [HIGH]
1stBOOT
Initialization Start
(Normal mode)
B-PNL_INT [HIGH]
Handshake request
Handshake response & Key notice
Continued on next page
14 DJM-750MK2
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
Contents of Hardware Contents of Software GPIO A

SPI HPI
POWER SUPPLY Clock Generator PANEL_UCOM USBB_UCOM USBA_UCOM DSP
From the previous page
Reset canceled A_RST [HIGH]
1stBOOT
[V+5USB] ON Initialization Start

(Nomal mode)
B
B-A_INT[HIGH]
Handshake request
Handshake response
Reset canceled MFI_RST [HIGH]

MFI_RESET
Initialization Finish
(Nomal mode)
Boot complete notice
C
Starting Normal mode
Program Load
Load complete
Reset canceled DSP_RST [HIGH]
Initialization Start
(Normal mode)
AUDIO_CLK ON
[AUDIO_CLK] ON
Handshake request (AAAA)
ADDA Reset canceled D

Handshake response (5555)
Handshake request (BBBB) AUDIO output

starts at 6 seconds
after reset cancel
Handshake response (7777)
Initialization Finish
(Normal mode)
Starting Normal mode

E
MUTE cancel at
6 seconds after
boot complete
MUTE OFF command
CPU_MUTE OFF [LOW]

[CPU_MUTE] OFF
1 second after
mute cancel
USB A start command
F
V5USB_EN[HIGH]
HSSW ON
DJM-750MK2 15
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
5.2 TROUBLESHOOTING
A Table of Contents in Troubleshooting

[0] Prior confirmation [4] AUDIO OUTPUT
[0-1] Confirming inner wire [4-1] MASTER1/MASTER2 is not outputted
[0-2] Prior confirmation of power supply [4-2] BOOTH is not outputted
[4-3] SEND is not outputted
[1] Start troubles
[4-4] PHONES is not outputted
[1-1] Power supply doesn't turn ON. UTILITY
(WAKE UP) is not blinking [5] DVS
[5-1] USB is not recognized
[2] Abnormality display
[2-1] MAIN ASSY D2001 is not blinking. [6] OLED
(Lighting state, light-off state) [6-1] OLED is not lighting
B [2-2] MAIN ASSY D2501 is not blinking.
(Lighting state, light-off state) [7] CROSS FADER
[2-3] MAIN ASSY D3001 is not blinking. [7-1] CROSS FADER operations is abnormal
(Lighting state, light-off state) [7-2] CROSS FADER doesn't operate
[3] AUDIO INPUT [8] USBA

[3-1] LINE, PHONO cannot be inputted [8-1] Connected devices are not recognized
[3-2] MIC is not inputted [8-2] SEND/RETURN is not possible
[3-3] RETURN is not inputted
About [Observation Point etc.] Troubleshooting Diagnosis

Diagnosis ASSY
Diagnosis/waveform confirmation-point numbers described Table Point
in this section correspond to the numbers on the schematic [M**] MAIN ASSY (DWX3997)
C [1]
diagrams and PCB connection diagrams. [P**] PNLA ASSY (DWX3996)
[2] [M**] MAIN ASSY (DWX3997)
In addition, classify the ASSY in the first alphabet.
[M**] MAIN ASSY (DWX3997)
[3] [A**] AINB ASSY (DWX3999)
[A**] MICB ASSY (DWX4000)
[4] [A**] HPJK ASSY (DWX4001)
[A**] HPJM ASSY (DWX4002)
[6] [P**] PNLA ASSY (DWX3996)
[M**] OLED ASSY (DWX4010)
[C**] CRFD ASSY (DWX3258)
D [7]
[C**] CHFD ASSY (DWX4003)
MEASUREMENT INPUT INPUT OUTPUT

IN/OUT INPUT CH
CH LEVEL FREQUENCY (Hz) TERMINATION REMARKS
IN LINE CH1/2/3/4 0dBV 1k -
IN PHONO CH1/2/3/4 -40dBV 1k -
IN MIC MIC -40dBV 1k -
IN RETURN RETURN 0dBV 1k -
IN USB USB 1/2/3/4 0dBFS 1k -
OUT MASTER 1/2 CH1/LINE 0dBV 1k 10k Ω
OUT BOOTH CH1/LINE 0dBV 1k 10k Ω
OUT SEND CH1/LINE 0dBV 1k 10k Ω
E
OUT HP/HP mini CH1/LINE 0dBV 1k 32Ω
Output diagnosis = CH1 LINE input
Setting of Switches and Volumes UTILITY SETTING

SWITCH / VOLUME SETTING SWITCH / VOLUME SETTING At the time of diagnosis should
TRIM : CENTER CH CUE : OFF be to the factory reset and factory
ALL EQ : CENTER MASTER CUE : ON default setting.
CH FADER : MAX CROSS FADER ASSIGN : CENTER
MIC LEVEL : CENTER EQ CURVE : EQ
MIC SW : OFF CH FADER CURVE : CENTER
MASTER LEVEL : CENTER CROSS FADER CURVE : CENTER
BOOTH MONITOR : CENTER SEND/RETURN : 1/4" JACK
F PHONES VOLUME : CENTER RETURN TYPE : INSERT
HP MONO/STEREO : STEREO SEND/RETURN LEVEL : CENTER
HP MIXING : CENTER
16 DJM-750MK2
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
[0] Prior confirmation
[0-1] Confirming inner wire

A
NO. Cause Diagnosis point Confirmation item Treatment Reference
Inner wire not inserting, Related point Confirm that wiring materials are If not inserted, insert firmly. 4.1
1 disconnection, inserted firmly. If disconnected, replace wire. OVERALL WIRING
contact point failure Check the wire for disconnection. DIAGRAM
[0-2] Prior confirmation of power supply

Abnormality of the Power supply Check the power supply used for the If abnormality is found, locate the power supply 4.3
power supply of of the doubted points to be diagnosed. using the power supply map and conduct the repair. POWER BLOCK
failure point IC etc. DIAGRAM
1 5.3
POWER SUPPLY
DIAGNOSIS
INFORMATION
B
[1] Start Trouble
V+12E power supply abnormality or PANEL_UCOM (IC7001) start error may be the cause. In the case of blinking,
refer to "5.3 POWER SUPPLY DIAGNOSIS INFORMATION."
[1-1] Power supply doesn't turn ON. UTILITY (WAKE UP) is not blinking
Power supply MAIN ASSY Check the V+12E power supply. - If V+12E can be checked, go to [2]. 4.3
abnormal / IC1001 5pin - If V+12E cannot be confirmed there is a POWER BLOCK
1 Wire abnormal possibility of failure of the SW POWER SUPPLY DIAGRAM
M1 (DWR1548) or failure of the wires. Replace parts.
C
Power supply MAIN ASSY Check the V+5E power supply. - If V+5E can be checked, go to [3]. 4.3
abnormal IC1001 4pin - If V+5E cannot be confirmed there is a possibility of POWER BLOCK
2 DIAGRAM
failure of the IC1001.
M2 Check condition of the solder/replace parts.
RESET signal PNLA ASSY Check the V+3R3E signal. - If V+3R3E can be checked, go to [4]. -
abnormal IC7003 5pin - If V+3R3E cannot be confirmed there is a possibility of
3
failure of the IC7003.
P18 Check condition of the solder/replace parts.
16MHz CLK PNLA ASSY Check the 16M_CLK signal - If output signal can be checked, go to [5]. -
abnormal X7001 3pin (at 1.65 V center, 16 MHz oscillation - If output signal cannot be confirmed there is a
4 waveform). possibility of failure of the Crystal(X7001) Block.
P1 Check condition of the solder/replace parts. waveform P1
PANEL_UCOM reset PNLA ASSY Confirm that M16_xRST signal - If the output signal doesn't become HIGH, there is a -
5 IC7002 1pin becomes HIGH. possibility of failure of the IC7002.
P19 Check condition of the solder/replace parts. D
PANEL_UCOM PNLA ASSY If it does not improve in the above. There is a possibility of failure of the PANEL_UCOM -
6
failure (IC7001). Check condition of the solder/replace parts.
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[2] Abnormality display
As OLED ASSY abnormality display doesn't exist, check the conditions using the three LEDs above the MAIN ASSY.
A Each IC may have a communication error.
[2-1] MAIN ASSY D2001 is not blinking. (Lighting state, light-off state)
USBB_CLK abnormal MAIN ASSY Check the USBB_CLK - If output signal can be checked, go to [2]. -
IC2001 84pin (at 1.65 V center, 13.33 MHz - If output signal cannot be confirmed there is a
1 oscillation waveform). possibility of failure of the Crystal(X2002) Block.
M15 - Check condition of the solder/replace parts. waveform M15
PANEL_UCOM to MAIN ASSY Confirm that B_RST becomes HIGH. - If B_RST HIGH can be confirmed, go to [3]. -
USBB_UCOM IC2001 88pin - If B_RST HIGH cannot be confirmed, check the
2
RESET communication communication line between
failure M14 PANEL_UCOM and USBB_UCOM.
USBB_UCOM to MAIN ASSY - USBB_UCOM(IC2001) to SW IC(IC2004) to -
FLASH communication FLASH(IC2003) communication line may have
B failure abnormality.
3
Check condition of the solder/replace parts.
M7 M8 - Still if symptoms do not improve, replace the PC
M9 M10 board.
USBA_CLK abnormal MAIN ASSY Check the USBA_CLK (at 1.65 V center, - If output signal can be checked, go to [2]. -
IC2501 84pin 13.33 MHz oscillation waveform). - If output signal cannot be confirmed there is a
1 possibility of failure of the Crystal(X2002) Block.
USBB_UCOM to MAIN ASSY Confirm that A_RST becomes HIGH. - If A_RST HIGH can be confirmed, go to [3]. -
USBA_UCOM IC2501 88pin - If A_RST HIGH cannot be confirmed, check the
2
RESET communication communication line between USBB_UCOM and
C failure M19 USBA_UCOM.
USBA_UCOM to MAIN ASSY - USBA_UCOM(IC2501) to SW IC(IC2004) to -
FLASH communication FLASH(IC2003) communication line may have
failure abnormality.
3
M7 M8 - Still if symptoms do not improve, replace the PC
M9 M10 board.
DSP CLK abnormal MAIN ASSY Check the DSP_PLL - If output signal can be checked, go to [2]. -
IC3002 2pin (at 1.65 V center, 24.576MHz - If output signal cannot be confirmed there is a
1 oscillation waveform). possibility of failure of the Crystal(X3502) Block .
D USBB_UCOM to MAIN ASSY Confirm that DSP_RST becomes - Check the communication line between USBB_ -
DSP RESET IC2001 193pin HIGH. UCOM and USBA_UCOM.
2
communication failure
M21
USBB_UCOM to MAIN ASSY - USBB_UCOM(IC2001) to DSP(IC3001) HPI -
DSP communication communication line may have abnormality.
3 (HPI) failure - Check condition of the solder/replace parts.
- Still if symptoms do not improve, replace the PC
M23 board.
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[3] AUDIO INPUT

[3-1] LINE, PHONO cannot be inputted
Prior confirmation PC, LINE, PHONO Confirm that position is correct. - In the case that CH level meter is lighting Operating A
changeover switch When you enter the audio, check the =>OUTPUT may be faulty. Instructions
0 CH level meter is lighting. Go to [ 4 ] AUDIO OUTPUT
Each CH TRIM
CH level meter - In the case that CH level meter is not lighting =>go to [1]
Parts failure AINB ASSY [Confirming the input before ADC] - In the case that audio signal doesn't exist -
CH*_L+/L-, Check the audio signals (sine wave) =>There is a possibility of failure of the analog circuit.
1 CH*_R+/R- via relevant signal route. Check condition of the solder/replace parts.
A8 - In the case that audio signal exists =>go to [2] waveform A8
A9 waveform A9
Parts failure AINB ASSY [Confirming the input after ADC] - In the case that signal is sticking -
ADAT_CH* Check the audio signals (other than =>There is a possibility of failure of the CH1-4 ADC
CN5001(CH1) 38pin sticking to LOW or HIGH) via relevant and peripheral circuit.
2 CN5001(CH2) 34pin signal route. Check condition of the solder of ADC and
CN5001(CH3) 18pin
CN5001(CH4) 14pin peripheral circuit/replace parts.
- In the case that audio signal exists =>go to [3]. B
A19 waveform A19
Parts failure/ MAIN ASSY [Confirming the input after ADC] - In the case that audio signal doesn't exist -
Connection failure ADAT_CH* Check the audio signals (other than =>There is a possibility of failure of the wires.
CN1004(CH1) 3pin sticking to LOW or HIGH) via relevant Replace wires.
3 CN1004(CH2) 7pin signal route. - In the case that audio signal exists
CN1004(CH3) 23pin
CN1004(CH4) 27pin =>There is a possibility of failure of the DSP(IC3001).
M56 Replace MAIN ASSY.
waveform A19
[3-2] MIC is not inputted
Prior confirmation MIC LEVEL TRIM Confirm that position is correct . - In the case that MASTER level meter is lighting Operating
MASTER level When you enter the audio, check the =>OUTPUT may be faulty. Instructions
0 meter MASTER level meter is lighting. Go to [ 4 ] AUDIO OUTPUT
- In the case that MASTER level meter is not lighting
=>go to [1] C
Parts failure MICB ASSY [Confirming the input] - In the case that audio signal doesn't exist -
beforeTRIM Check the audio signals (sine wave) =>There is a possibility of failure of previous analog circuit.
1 via relevant signal route. Check condition of the solder/replace parts.
Parts failure AINB ASSY [Confirming the input] - In the case that audio signal doesn't exist -
after TRIM Check the audio signals (sine wave) =>There is a possibility of failure of previous analog circuit
IC5904 2pin via relevant signal route. or failure of the connector parts between AINB ASSY
2
and MICB ASSY.
Parts failure AINB ASSY [Confirming the input after ADC] - In the case that signal is sticking -
CN5001 40pin Check the audio signals (other than =>There is a possibility of failure of the MIC_ADC
3
sticking to LOW or HIGH) via relevant (IC5904) and peripheral circuit. Check condition of the
A16 signal route. solder of ADC and peripheral circuit/replace parts. waveform A16 D
Connection failure ADAT_MIC Check the audio signals (other than =>There is a possibility of failure of the wires.
CN1004 1pin sticking to LOW or HIGH) via relevant Replace wires.
4
signal route. - In the case that audio signal exists
=>There is a possibility of failure of the DSP(IC3001).
M57 Replace MAIN ASSY. waveform A16
[3-3] RETURN is not inputted

Prior confirmation •1/4” JACK - Confirming that switch becomes - In the case that CH level meter is lighting Operating
select switch [1/4” JACK] =>OUTPUT may be faulty. Instructions
0 •SEND/RETURN_ - Confirming that SEND/RETURN_ Go to [ 4 ] AUDIO OUTPUT
ON/OFF switch ON/OFF switch becomes ON - In the case that CH level meter is not lighting=>
•SEND/RETURN_ - Confirming that SEND/RETURN_ go to [1]
LEVEL LEVEL is other than MIN E
* Please input RETURN also to Lch even when diagnosing Rch.
Parts failure AINB ASSY [Confirming the input] - In the case that audio signal doesn't exist -
RETURN_L/R Check the audio signals (sine wave) =>There is a possibility of failure of previous analog circuit.
1 via relevant signal route. Check condition of the solder/replace parts.
Parts failure AINB ASSY [Confirming the input after ADC] - In the case that audio signal doesn't exist -
ADAT_RETURN Check the audio signals (other than =>There is a possibility of failure of the RETURN_ADC
CN5001 10pin sticking to LOW or HIGH) via relevant (IC5903) and peripheral circuit.
2 signal route. Check condition of the solder of the ADC and
peripheral circuit/replace parts.
Connection failure ADAT_RETURN Check the audio signals (other than =>There is a possibility of failure of the wires.
3 CN1004 31pin sticking to LOW or HIGH) via relevant Replace wires.
- In the case that audio signal exists F
signal route.
=>There is a possibility of failure of the DSP(IC3001).
M58 Replace MAIN ASSY. waveform A13
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[4] AUDIO OUTPUT

[4-1] MASTER1/MASTER2 is not outputted
A
Output confirmation MASTER1 / Check the terminal which is not - Two are not outputted =>go to [2] -
1 MASTER2 outputted. - Only MASTER1 is not outputted =>go to [5]
- Only MASTER2 is not outputted =>go to [6]
Parts failure MAIN ASSY [Confirming the RESET signal] - In the case LOW =>go to [3] -
xRST_4458 Confirm that xRST_4458 signal - In the case HIGH
2 IC3507 8pin becomes HIGH. =>xRST_4458 signal route may have solder fault.
Parts failure MAIN ASSY [Confirming the audio output] - In the case that audio signal doesn't exist. -
IC4001 Check the audio signals (other than =>There is a possibility of failure of the DSP(IC3001)
3 waveform M34
32/33/36/37pin sticking to LOW or HIGH) via relevant or AUDIO_CLK . Replace MAIN ASSY.
M34 M35 signal route. - In the case that audio signal exists =>go to [4] waveform M35
IC4203,IC4204 Check the audio signals (sine wave) =>There is a possibility of failure of the IC4201-IC4204
4 1/7pin via relevant signal route. and peripheral circuit.
B waveform M36
M36 M37 - In the case that audio signal exists =>go to [5] waveform M37
IC4205,IC4206 Check the audio signals (sine wave) =>There is a possibility of failure of the IC4205, IC4206
1/7pin via relevant signal route. and peripheral circuit.
5
- In the case that audio signal exists
=>There is a possibility of failure of the JACK and
peripheral circuit. waveform M38
M59 M60 Check condition of the solder/replace parts. waveform M39
IC4207 1/7pin Check the audio signals (sine wave) =>There is a possibility of failure of the IC4207 and
via relevant signal route. peripheral circuit.
6
C
=>There is a possibility of failure of the JACK and
peripheral circuit.
M61 Check condition of the solder/replace parts. waveform M40
[4-2] BOOTH is not outputted
Parts failure MAIN ASSY [Confirming the RESET signal] - In the case LOW =>go to [2] -
xRST_4458 Confirm that xRST_4458 signal - In the case HIGH
Parts failure MAIN ASSY [Confirming the audio output] - In the case that audio signal doesn't exist -
2 38/39/42/43 pin sticking to LOW or HIGH) via relevant or AUDIO_CLK. Replace MAIN ASSY. waveform M41
M41 M42 signal route. - In the case that audio signal exists=>go to [3] waveform M42
D Parts failure MAIN ASSY [Confirming the audio output] - In the case that audio signal doesn't exist -
3 1/7pin via relevant signal route. and peripheral circuit .
Check condition of the solder/replace parts. waveform M43
M43 M44 - In the case that audio signal exists =>go to [4] waveform M44
1/7pin via relevant signal route. and peripheral circuit .
4
=>There is a possibility of failure of JACK and
peripheral circuit . waveform M45
M62 M63 Check condition of the solder/replace parts. waveform M46
[4-3] SEND is not outputted

E NO. Cause Diagnosis point Confirmation item Treatment Reference
Parts failure MAIN ASSY [Confirming the RESET signal] - In the case HIGH =>go to [2] -
xRST_4458 Confirm that xRST_4458 signal - In the case LOW
2 24/25/28/29 pin sticking to LOW or HIGH) via relevant or AUDIO_CLK. Replace MAIN ASSY.
signal route. - In the case that audio signal exists. waveform M47
M47 M48 In the case that HP is not outputted =>go to [3] waveform M48
IC4601 1/7pin Check the audio signals (sine wave) =>There is a possibility of failure of the IC4601and
via relevant signal route. peripheral circuit .
3 Check condition of the solder/replace parts.
- In the case that audio signal exists.
F =>There is a possibility of failure of JACK and
peripheral circuit .
M64 Check condition of the solder/replace parts. waveform M49
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[4-4] PHONES is not outputted

Parts failure MAIN ASSY [Confirming the RESET signal] - In the case HIGH =>go to [2] -
A
xRST_4458 Confirm that xRST_4458 signal - In the case LOW
2 18/19/22/23 pin sticking to LOW or HIGH) via relevant or AUDIO_CLK. Replace MAIN ASSY.
signal route. - In the case that audio signal exists. waveform M50
M50 M51 In the case that HP is not outputted =>go to [3] waveform M51
C4602 1/7pin Check the audio signals (sine wave) =>There is a possibility of failure of the IC4602 and
3 via relevant signal route. peripheral circuit.
M52 - In the case that audio signal exists =>go to [4] waveform M52
IC4601 1/3pin Check the audio signals (sine wave) =>There is a possibility of failure of the IC4603, B
4 IC4602 1/3pin via relevant signal route. Q4609-Q4612 and peripheral circuit.
M53 - In the case that audio signal exists =>go to [5] waveform M53
Parts failure/ HPJK ASSY [Confirming the audio output] - In the case that audio signal doesn't exist -
Connection failure CN6601 1/3pin Check the audio signals (sine wave) =>There is a possibility of failure of the wires.
HPJM ASSY via relevant signal route. Replace wires.
5 - In the case that audio signal exists.
CN6701 1/3pin
=>There is a possibility of failure of JACK and peripheral circuit .
A22 A23 Check condition of the solder/replace parts. waveform M53
[5] DVS
C
[5-1] USB does not recognized
Prior confirmation PC,LINE,PHONO - Confirm that select switch is set to PC. Set correctly. Operating
select switch - Install the latest driver. Instructions
0
CH level meter - Confirm that DJM-750MK2 utility of PC
is set correctly.
Power supply MAIN ASSY [Power supply] In the case of abnormality -
abnormal / IC2001 Confirm that voltage is approximately =>There is a possibility of failure of the MAIN ASSY.
Connection failure 93/94/95 pin 5V (4.75 - 5.25V) in the condition that Replace MAIN ASSY.
DJM-750MK2 is connected to the PC.
1 [D±USB]
Confirm that wave form is generated in
the condition that DJM-750MK2 is
M11 M12 connected to the PC. D
M13 M16
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[6] OLED
OLED is controlled by PANEL_UCOM(IC7001).
A [6-1] OLED is not lighting.
Power supply PNLA ASSY Check the V+15OLED power supply. - If V+15OLED cannot be checked, go to [2]. 4.3
POWER BLOCK
abnormal CN7008 8pin - If V+15OLED can be checked, go to [3]. DIAGRAM
1 5.3
POWER SUPPLY
DIAGNOSIS
P20 INFORMATION
Power supply MAIN ASSY Check the V+15OLED power supply. - If V+15OLED can be confirmed there is a possibility 4.1
OVERALL WIRING
abnormal/ IC1002 17pin of failure of the wires. Replace wires. DIAGRAM
Wire abnormal - If V+15OLED cannot be confirmed there is a 4.3
2 POWER BLOCK
possibility of failure of the IC1409. DIAGRAM
Check condition of the solder/replace parts. 5.3
POWER SUPPLY
DIAGNOSIS
M6 INFORMATION
Power supply PNLA ASSY Check the V+3R3OLED power supply. - If V+3R3OLED can be checked, go to [4]. -4.3
POWER BLOCK
B abnormal/ CN7008 10pin - If V+3R3OLED cannot be confirmed there is a DIAGRAM
3 Wire abnormal possibility of failure of the wires. Replace patrs. 5.3
POWER SUPPLY
DIAGNOSIS
P21 INFORMATION
Signal failure PNLA ASSY Check the output signals and - If output signals don't exist, check the installation -
CN7004 connection conditions of OLED of PANEL_UCOM(IC7001) and wire conditions.
1pin OLED_xCS communication line inside the If there are no problems, ports may be broken.
2pin OLED_ADDR PNLA ASSY. Replace parts.
4
4pin OLED_MOSI If connection conditions have problems, repair
6pin OLED_SCL using soldering.
8pin OLED_xRST In the case of no problems=>go to [5].
P22
Signal failure/ OLED ASSY Check the output signals and - If output signals don't exist, there is a possibility of -
Connection failure CN1801 connection conditions of OLED failure of the wires.
1pin OLED_XCS communication line inside the Replace wires.
C 5 2pin OLED_ADDR OLED ASSY. - If each signals are normal and OLED is not lighting,
4pin OLED_MOSI there is a possibility of failure of the OLED ASSY parts.
6pin OLED_SCL Replace parts.
8pin OLED_xRST
M55
[7] CROSS FADER
[7-1] CROSS FADER operation is abnormal

Calibration Calibration Conduct the calibration in the test mode If calibration cannot be conducted or result is NG=> 6.1 TEST MODE
1 and confirm that the conditions go to [7-2].
become normal.
D
[7-2] CROSS FADER doesn't operate
CRFD ASSY doesn't CRFD ASSY [Power supply] - [Power supply] -
operate. [Power supply] Confirm that power supply is 3.3V. In the case of abnormal =>IC4001 may have solder fault.
V+3R3REF [GND] If solder fault repairing cannot solve the abnormality
IC4001 5pin Confirm that GNDREF is connected => go to [2].
[GND] with GNDD of MAIN ASSY. - [GND]
GNDREF [AD_CRS_FADER signal] In the case of abnormal =>IC4001 may have solder fault.
IC4001 2pin Check the AD_CRS_FADER signal of If solder fault repairing cannot solve the abnormality
1 [AD_CRS_ each diagnostic point while operating =>go to [2].
FADER signal] the CROSS FADER - [AD_CRS_FADER signal]
IC4001 4pin, In the case that signal is not outputted
R4002,R4003 =>Resistance or IC4001 may have solder fault.
[7-1] same as Repair or replace parts.
E - All above described are normal =>go to [2]
C1
C2 C3
Connection failure/ CHFD ASSY [Power supply] - [Power supply] -
Signal failure [Power supply] Confirm that power supply is 3.3V. In the case of normal
V+3R3D_REF_L [GND] =>Wire may have disconnection.
CN7602 3pin Confirm that GNDD_REF_L is In the case of abnormality
[GND] connected with GNDD_REF of =>Wire may have disconnection in the PCB.
GNDD_REF_L PNLA ASSY. - [GND]
CN7602 1pin [CROSS_FADER signal] In the case of normal
[CROSS_ Check the CROSS_FADER signal of =>Wire may have disconnection.
2
FADER signal] each diagnostic point while operating In the case of abnormality
CRS_FADER the CROSS FADER =>Wire may have disconnection in the PCB.
CN7602 2pin - [CROSS FADER signal]
[7-1] same as In the case that signal is not outputted, wire may
F have disconnection. Replace parts.
-If it does not improve in the above, resistances or
C4 PANEL_UCOM(IC7001) may have solder fault.
C5 C6 Repair or replace parts.
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[8] USBA
[8-1] Connected device are not recognized
A
Power supply MAIN ASSY - Confirm that voltage is 5 V. - In the case of over 5V => go to [2] -
abnormal IC1205 6/7pin - In the case of under 5V
1 =>There is a possibility of failure of the IC1205 .
M3 Replace parts.
Parts failure MAIN ASSY [Confirming the communication signals] - In the case HIGH => go to [3] -
V5USBA_FA Confirm that V5USBA_FA becomes - In the case LOW
2 IC1205 8pin HIGH. =>V5USBA_FA route may have solder fault.
M4
Parts failure MAIN ASSY [Confirming the communication signals] - In the case HIGH => go to [4]
V5USBA_EN Confirm that V5USBA_EN becomes - In the case LOW
-
3 IC1205 4pin HIGH. =>V5USBA_EN route may have solder fault.
M5
4 Parts failure If it does not improve in the above. - Connected equipment may be abnormal - B
[8-2] SEND/RETURN is not possible.

Prior confirmation •1/4” JACK - Confirming that switch becomes [ ] Operating
select switch - Confirm that SEND/RETURN_ON/ Instructions
•SEND/RETURN_ OFF switch becomes ON.
0 ON/OFF switch - Confirm that SEND/RETURN_LEVEL
•SEND/RETURN_ is other than MIN
LEVEL
Parts failure MAIN ASSY [D±USB] [D±USB] -
IC2501 93/94pin Confirm that wave form is generated In the case of abnormality
1 in the condition SEND/RETURN is ON. =>There is a possibility of failure of the MAIN ASSY .
M17 M18 Replace MAIN ASSY.
C
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5.3 POWER SUPPLY DIAGNOSIS INFORMATION

Detection of power supply voltage failure Power supply to be monitored
With this unit, PANEL UCOM (IC7001) always monitors Name of power supply indicates the voltage
A
the power supply voltage. If an error is detected, startup (example: V+3R3A ... 3.3V)
will be immediately turned OFF. FAULT DET High Value Low Value
At this time, LED of WAKE UP button blinks. V+3R3A 4.08V 1.84V
V+3R3D 4.24V 2.35V
V+1R25D 1.76V 0.83V
V+5D 6.61V -
V+5A 6.5V 3.71V
V+15A_O - 11.31V
V-15A_O -10.5V -
V-7R5 -3.25V -
B
Overview of detection system
• Signal notifying an error from the voltage monitoring circuit block (FAULT_DET).
If error was detected, PANEL UCOM is a signal to turn off the output of SW power supply.
MAIN ASSY SW POWER SUPPLY

standby
Voltage monitoring block
(Control the V+12 and V+12A)
PNLA ASSY
PWR_ON PANEL
C FAULT_DET UCOM
Diagnostic method
• Error detection OFF MODE
If you turn ON the power supply while pressing CH4 CUE, MASTER CUE, EFECT ON/OFF buttons at the same time,
you can turn ON the power supply in the mode that does not turn OFF the secondary power supply even in case of
voltage failure.
* This is the mode for identifying the power supply whose voltage is abnormal.
It is necessary to pay attention to it because IC may be damaged to lead to destruction if the power supply is
continuously turned ON out of necessity.
D While the power supply is turned OFF, check the monitored voltage does not short out with GND.
While monitoring each monitored voltage, turn ON the power supply in this mode and check no error is generated.
* A single power ON should be within 10 seconds.
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5.4 CONFIRMATION OF EACH INTERFACE CONNECTION

USB
[1. USB B connector] A
By using a PC, you can confirm that USB communication is normal between the USB B terminals of this unit and the PC.
* Driver software is required to be installed.
- Confirm using the device manager.
When this unit was connected to the PC, device is added to the device manager.
When all the contents are displayed correctly, this unit can normally communicate via the USB.
In the case of Windows7

"Start" -> "Control panel" -> "System" -> "Device Manager"
Added and displayed device
- Universal Serial Bus controllers
USB Composite Device
B
- Sound, video, and game controllers
DJM-750MK2
DJM-750MK2
Opening the device manager on the PC makes the

connection work easier to check.
[2. USB A connector]

Confirm that USB communication is normal between the
USB A terminals of this unit and the external devices.
* Use a USB memory.
- Confirm using the USB connection indicator of this unit. C
USB mark is lighting : USB memory is recognized
normally.
USB mark is blinking : During USB memory recognition
[cycle : 500 ms (lighting 250 ms/ light-off 250 ms)]
USB mark is not lighting : USB memory is not inserted.
* Memory needs several seconds to be recognized.
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6. SERVICE MODE
6.1 TEST MODE
A Outline of Test Mode
Test mode of this unit consists of 13 modes. Pressing [TAP] advances the mode to next.
First mode is always the mode 1 when a test starts. Next of the last mode is the mode 1.
mode 1 Version confirmation mode mode 8 Fader confirmation mode

mode 2 Cross fader setting mode mode 9 Level meter LED confirmation mode
mode 3 All light-off mode mode 10 Volume A/D value confirmation mode
mode 4 All lighting mode mode 11 Fader A/D value confirmation mode
mode 5 KEY confirmation mode mode 12 Device confirmation mode
mode 6 SW confirmation mode mode 13 OLED Iuminance confirmation mode
mode 7 Volume confirmation mode
B
How to Start Test Mode
Press the POWER button while holding down (1) to (3) button at the same time. POWER button
When test mode is activated, display

becomes the version confirmation mode
of test mode 1, version is displayed.
C
(1) CFX[DUB ECHO] button
(2) CFX[SWEEP] button
(3) [CH1 CUE] button
Please power supply is turned ON while pressing (1) to (3) button at the same time.
Holding down (1) to (3) button until display becomes the version confirmation mode .
Test mode Exit Method
Please power supply is turned OFF by press the POWER button.

F
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Mode Changing Method

Press the [TAP] button to change to next mode.
POWER OFF A
[DUB ECHO]+[SWEEP]+[CH1 CUE] + POWER ON
Test Mode 1
Version confirmation mode
[TAP]
Test Mode 2
Cross fader setting mode
B
[TAP]
[BEAT DOWN] button Test Mode 3

[BEAT UP] button
All light-off mode
[TAP]
Test Mode 4
All lighting mode
[TAP]
[TAP] button
Test Mode 5
KEY confirmation mode
[TAP] C
Test Mode 6
SW confirmation mode
[TAP]
Test Mode 7
Volume confirmation mode
[TAP]
Test Mode 8
Fader confirmation mode
[TAP] D
Test Mode 9
Level meter LED confirmation mode
[TAP]
Test Mode 10
Volume A/D value confirmation mode
[TAP]
Test Mode 11
Fader A/D value confirmation mode
[TAP] E
Test Mode 12
Device confirmation mode
[TAP]
Test Mode 13
OLED Iuminance confirmation mode
[TAP]
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Test mode1 Version confirmation mode

Outline
A This mode is to display the firmware version in this unit.
Display mode title

Version
Operation
[BEAT UP], [BEAT DOWN] : Page change
[TAP] : Mode change (To next mode)
Operation details
Software name Displaying
B
SYSTEM SYSTEM
SH0 SH-B
SH1 SH-A
SH-BOOT BOOT
PANEL PANEL
PANEL-BOOT PANEL-B
DSP Program DSP P
DSP Data DSP D
[BEAT DOWN]
[BEAT UP]
[BEAT DOWN]
Firmware version of the SYSTEM is indicating that is 1.00. [BEAT UP]
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Test mode 2 Cross fader setting mode

Outline
Acquire the maximum and minimum A/D values of A
[Cross Fader] and set values.
Display mode title

CFDR SET
Operation
[CH1 CUE], [CH4 CUE] (lighting) : Page change(A/D value setting)
[CH2 CUE], [CH3 CUE] (lighting) : Setting start/Setting value saving
[TAP] : Mode change (to next mode)
Operation details B
(1) Starting the setting (3) Setting of B side
Press down the [CH2 CUE] and [CH3 CUE] at the same Slide the [Cross Fader] to the left end and press the
time. [CH4 CUE]
Start the setting of the maximum/minimum A/D values. When values are determined, determined A/D values
A/D values of A side and B side are displayed using "-" are displayed in B of the second line.
(bar) type.
(4) Saving the setting values
(2) Setting of A side Press down the [CH2 CUE] and [CH3 CUE] at the same
Slide the [Cross Fader] to the left end and press the time.
[CH1 CUE]. Confirm the conditions depending on the status
When values are determined, determined A/D values displayed in the display section.
are displayed in A of the second line. C
A/D values currently saved in the A side/B side is displayed.

"-" is displayed if values are not saved.
Current crossfader A/D value Status display
(1) (2) (3) (4)
[CH2 CUE] [CH2 CUE]

[CH1 CUE] [CH4 CUE]
[CH3 CUE] [CH3 CUE]
MAGVEL FADER
A B A B A B A B
D
[CH2 CUE], [CH3 CUE] lighting [CH1 CUE] lighting [CH4 CUE] lighting [CH2 CUE], [CH3 CUE] lighting [CH1 CUE], [CH2 CUE],
(If B side is not set, (If A side is not set, [CH3 CUE], [CH4 CUE]
CH4 is also lighting.) CH1 is also lighting.) lighting
* If error occurs, CUE lighting condition is that [CH1 CUE], [CH2 CUE],[CH3 CUE] and [CH4 CUE] become lighting,
which is the setting start waiting condition.
[Status display] (Description of the status displayed in the display section)
Display Description
OK Save completed
NG Parameter error
ERR Save failed
E
E10 A side A/D value acquisition error
E20 B side A/D value acquisition error
Note
• When the both end A/D values of [Cross Fader] are not set, [CH1 CUE], [CH2 CUE],[CH3 CUE], [CH4 CUE] and
[MASTER CUE] blink in the case of a normal startup.
• If deflection width becomes large by noise or operation mistake when trying acquiring A/D values, operation (setting) is
assumed as an error. Retry is permitted maximum three times.
If three time retries fail to acquire A/D values, acquisition error is determined.
• A/D values that are set in this mode become effective immediately after saving.
• Should an error occur, setting must be started again without changing the mode.
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Test Mode 3 ALL light-off mode

Outline
A LED and display will be lighting all off.
Display mode title

ALL CLEAR
* This is displayed for about 1 second at the start of mode.
Operation
[TAP](light-off) : Mode change (to next mode)
Test mode 4 All lighting mode

B Outline
LED and display will be all lighting.
Display mode title

ALL SET
* This is displayed for about 1 second at the start of mode.
Operation
Lighting points during all lighting
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Test mode 5 KEY confirmation mode

Outline
Press the KEY and confirm each key operation depending on lighting of the LED and description in the display. A
Display mode title

KEY TEST
Operation
Confirmed each KEY : Refer to the following table.
Operation details
Operation key Lighting LED Display
DUB ECHO DUB ECHO LED CFX 1 B
SWEEP SWEEP LED CFX 2
NOISE NOISE LED CFX 3
FILTER FILTER LED CFX 4
CUE CH1 CUE CH1 LED CUE 1
CUE MASTER CUE MASTER LED CUE MST
SEND/RETURN ON/OFF SEND/RETURN ON/OFF LED S/R ON
BEAT DOWN ( ) None BEAT <
BEAT UP ( ) None BEAT > C
None None
TAP
(because it is used for mode transition.) (because it is used for mode transition.)
AUTO/TAP None AUTO
UTILITY WAKE UP LED UTILITY
FX FREQUENCY LOW FX FREQUENCY LOW LED FREQ L
FX FREQUENCY MID FX FREQUENCY MID LED FREQ M
FX FREQUENCY HI FX FREQUENCY HI LED FREQ H
EFFECT ON/OFF EFFECT ON/OFF LED EFX ON
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Test mode 6 SW confirmation mode

Outline Operation details
A Confirm the LEDs corresponding to selected Operation switch Lighting LED
switches are lighting. : USB 12dB
Change of the TIME knob is displayed on the INPUT SELECT CH1
: LINE
CH1 Level Meter LED
9dB
display section. : PHONO 6dB
: RETURN AUX 3dB
: USB 12dB
Display mode title : LINE 9dB
INPUT SELECT CH2 CH2 Level Meter LED
SW TEST : PHONO 6dB
: RETURN AUX 3dB
: USB 12dB
Operation : LINE 9dB
Confirmed each switch :Refer to the following table. INPUT SELECT CH3 CH3 Level Meter LED
: PHONO 6dB
TIME knob : RETURN AUX 3dB
: USB 12dB
[TAP] : Mode change (to next mode) : LINE 9dB
B INPUT SELECT CH4 CH4 Level Meter LED
: PHONO 6dB
: RETURN AUX 3dB
: Assign A -24dB
CH FADER Assign CH1 : THRU CH1 Level Meter LED -18dB
: Assign B -12dB
: Assign A -24dB
: Assign B -12dB
: Assign A -24dB
: Assign B -12dB
: Assign A -24dB
: Assign B -12dB
: OFF 0dB
C MIC : ON CH1 Level Meter LED -3dB
: TALK OVER -6dB
: MONO SPLIT -6dB
HEAD PHONES CH2 Level Meter LED
: STEREO -9dB
: 1/4"TS JACK Mater Level Meter Lch LED 15dB
SND/RTN RETURN IN
: USB Mater Level Meter CLIP
: AUX 12dB
SND/RTN TYPE Mater Level Meter Lch LED
: INSERT 9dB
: ISOLATOR 0dB
EQ CURVE CH2 Level Meter LED
: EQ -3dB
: Left 0dB
CH FADER CURVE : MID CH3 Level Meter LED -3dB
: Right -6dB
: Left 0dB
CROSS FADER CURVE : MID CH4 Level Meter LED -3dB
D : Right -6dB
: CF.B -24dB
: CF.A -15dB
: MIC -9dB
:1 -6dB
Channel Select SW Mater Level Meter Lch LED
:2 -3dB
:3 0dB
:4 3dB
: MASTER 6dB
:1 -24dB
:2 -15dB
:3 -9dB
:4 -6dB
Effect Select SW :5 -3dB
* SW left is assumed 1 and
:6 Mater Level Meter Rch LED 0dB
E :7 3dB
right is assumed 11.
TIME knob :8 6dB
Operation range Initial value :0 :9 9dB
: 10 12dB
Maximum value : 100 :11 15dB
Minimum value : -100
Minimum value Initial value Maximum value
Counterclockwise Clockwise
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Correlation diagram of the operation switch and lighting LED

A
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Test mode 7 Volume confirmation mode

Outline Operation
A Confirm the A/D converted value of the rotary volume Confirmed each volume : Refer to the following table.
depending on Level Meter LED and lighting in the display. [BEAT UP], [BEAT DOWN] : Group change
[TAP] (lighting) : Mode change (to next mode)
Display mode title
VOL TEST
Operation details
Divide each rotary volume into 5 groups and switch using [BEAT UP], [BEAT DOWN].
Group 1 [BEAT UP] Group 2 Group 5
[BEAT DOWN]
[BEAT UP]
Group 1
Operation volume Lighting LED/Display Lighting range
CH1 TRIM CH1 Level Meter LED "- ": Lights off "+9" : Full Illuminate
C CH2 TRIM CH2 Level Meter LED "- ": Lights off "+9" : Full Illuminate
MIC HI Master Level Meter Lch LED "-12" : Lights off "+12" : Full Illuminate
MIC LOW Master Level Meter Rch LED "-12" : Lights off "+12" : Full Illuminate
Group 2
CH1 HI CH1 Level Meter LED "-26/- ": Lights off "+6" : Full Illuminate
CFX PARAMETER Master Level Meter Lch LED "MIN" : Lights off "MAX" : Full Illuminate
HEAD PHONES MIXING Master Level Meter Rch LED "CUE" : Lights off "MASTER" : Full Illuminate
D
Group 3
CH1 MID CH1 Level Meter LED "-26/- ": Lights off "+6" : Full Illuminate
HEAD PHONES LEVEL Master Level Meter Lch LED "- ": Lights off "0" : Full Illuminate
EFFECT LEVEL/DEPTH Master Level Meter Rch LED "MIN" : Lights off "MAX" : Full Illuminate
Group 4
CH1 LOW CH1 Level Meter LED "-26/- ": Lights off "+6" : Full Illuminate
E CH3 LOW CH3 Level Meter LED "-26/- ": Lights off "+6" : Full Illuminate
MASTER LEVEL Master Level Meter Lch LED "- ": Lights off "0" : Full Illuminate
BOOTH MONITOR Master Level Meter Rch LED "- ": Lights off "0" : Full Illuminate
Group 5
CH1 COLOR CH1 Level Meter LED "LOW" : Lights off "HI" : Full Illuminate
SND/RTN LEVEL Master Level Meter Lch LED "MIN" : Lights off "MAX" : Full Illuminate
* Refer to the next page for grouping details
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Grouping details
: Group 1 : Group 4 A
: Group 2 : Group 5
: Group 3
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Test mode 8 Fader confirmation mode

Outline
A Confirm the values of CH1 to CH4 fader and cross fader depending on the meter LED.
Display mode title

FDR TEST
Operation
Confirmed each fader : Refer to the following table.
Operation details
Operation fader Lighting LED Lighting range
B CH1 FADER CH1 Level Meter LED "0" : Lights off "10" : Full Illuminate
CH2 FADER CH2 Level Meter LED "0" : Lights off "10" : Full Illuminate
CROSS FADER Master Level Meter Lch LED "A" : Lights off "B" : Full Illuminate
Note
For CROSS FADER, reflect to the LED on the basis of both end A/D values saved in the "mode 2 Cross fader setting mode."
If they are not saved, use the A/D immediate data.
Test mode 9 Level meter LED confirmation mode

Outline
Confirm the lighting of the level meter LED.
Display mode title

LED TEST
Operation
[CH1 CUE], [CH2 CUE], [CH3 CUE], [CH4 CUE],
D [MASTER CUE], [FREQUENCY LOW](lighting) : Level meter lighting (Refer to the following table.)
Operation details
When each button is pressed, corresponding level meter LEDs begin lighting from the bottom one by one (Master Rch
level meter contains CLIP LED).
Initial value is all light-off.
After CH1, CH2, CH3, CH4 and MASTER is pressed 11 times, or after FREQUENCY LOW is depressed 12 times,
(In the condition that CLIP LED is lighting), if it is depressed again, entire light-off condition comes back again.
Operation button Lighting meter

CH1 CUE CH1 Level Meter
E CH2 CUE CH2 Level Meter
MASTER CUE Master Level Meter Lch LED
FREQUENCY LOW Master Level Meter Rch LED/CLIP LED
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Test mode 10 Volume A/D value confirmation mode

Outline
This mode is for design development. It is not used in service. A
Display mode title

VOL AD
Test mode 11 Fader A/D value confirmation mode

Outline
This mode is for design development. It is not used in service.
B
Display mode title
FDR AD
Test mode 12 Device confirmation mode

Outline
Confirm the conditions of SDRAM and ports for update.
Display mode title

DEVICE C
Operation
Operation details
If CHECK is displayed, as check is still being conducted, wait until OK/NG is displayed, then conduct the confirmation.
If test result of the update port is NG, following LED indicates which port is abnormal.
Display
Device
Title Description
CHK During checking
DSP SDRAM SDRAM OK Normal D
NG Abnormal
CHK During checking
Display the check result UPDATE PORT UPDPORT OK Normal
NG Abnormal
Port name NG display LED

PNL_MODE CH1 Level Meter -24dB LED
A-PNL_MOSI CH1 Level Meter -18dB LED
A-PNL_MISO CH1 Level Meter -12dB LED
A-PNL_CLK CH1 Level Meter -9dB LED
A-PNL_CTRL CH1 Level Meter -6dB LED
A-PNL_INT CH1 Level Meter -3dB LED E
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Test mode 13 OLED Iuminance confirmation mode

Outline
A Confirm the lighting state at the maximum luminance of the OLED
Display mode title

OLED TEST
Operation
Operation details
After displaying the following screen for 1 second, lighting it with luminance MAX.
If there is an indication the OLED is dark, please confirm the lighting condition at maximum luminance in this mode and
use it for discrimination whether it is really dark or not. Please also use it to check dot missing etc.
B
6.2 ABOUT THE DEVICE

Device Information List
Device name Function Part No. Reference No. ASSY
USBB UCOM USBB control R5S72690RW266FP IC2001 MAIN ASSY
FLASH ROM for USBB UCOM DYW**** *1 IC2003 MAIN ASSY
D USBA UCOM USBA control R5S72690RW266FP IC2501 MAIN ASSY
DSP Audio DSP D810K013DZKB400 IC3001 MAIN ASSY
DSP SDRAM RAM for DSP (Work) A3V28S40JTP-60 IC3003 MAIN ASSY
PANEL UCOM Main, LED, OLED, KEY and VR control DYW**** *1 IC7001 PNLA ASSY
*1 : [****] of DYW**** changes each time the firmware is updated.
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7. 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.
[1] Knob Locations

E B A DAA1381 x5 B DAA1382 x8
B
A C DAA1373 x4 D DAA1383 x 12
B
D
E DAA1185 x4 F DAA1205 x1
B
C Protrusion C
G DAA1213 x1 H DAA1214 x1
B F
H I J DAA1368 x1
B
J
D
DAC2685 x 5
• Top view DAC2684 x 5

I
DNK5888 x 5
Note: The shipment position of each knob follows the upper photo.
[2] Disassembly
Control Panel
[2-1] Diagnosis
E
[2-1-1] Control Panel Section 4 2
Remove the five screws. (BBZ30P060FTB) Panel
Note on assembling 5 1 3 • Front view
∗1: Attach the screws in the order as shown by blue numbers.
Take care so that either right or left side of the Panel
(DNK6689) doesn't protrudes over the edge (right or left)
of the Control Panel.
Slide the Panel (DNK6689) to the right, and then remove it
toward the near side.
Remove the two screws (BBZ30P060FTC) and two
F
Washers (WB30FTC).
Note on assembling
∗2: Refer to the “[3-3] Attach the Control Panel Section to the Chassis”.
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A Remove the Knob. (DAA1381) : x 12
Note: They are easily removed with a dessert spoon.

3
Remove the nut (Accessory of VR) and
Washer (DEC3731).

Nut
B Knob
Washer
Front
Note: Make sure that nut has been removed.

PCB may be damaged if it is disassembled
before removing the nut.

Remove the 12 screws. (DBA1451)
Notes on assembling
∗3: Attach first three screws in the order as 1
shown by blue numbers.
C ∗4: Before the attachment of remaining nine Front 2
screws, attach the two screws removed in • Top view
Control Panel Section
step . Remaining nine screws can be
attached in any order.
Remove the Control Panel Section.

Chassis Section
Note: Pay attention for the two FFCs connected.
Arrange the Control Panel Section as shown

in the photo.
D
[2-1-2] Shield Plate (DNF2023)
(Refer to the “[2-1-1] Control Panel Section”)
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Remove the two screws. (BBZ30P060FTB)
Remove the two screws. (BBZ30P060FTC)
Note on assembling
∗5: Attach the screws in the order as shown by • Rear view
blue numbers.
E
Release the Shielded CONN-CABLE
from the Locking Mini Clamp and Edge
Saddle (Pls). Shielded CONN-CABLE
Remove the four screws
(BBZ30P060FTC) and then remove the
Shield Plate (DNF2023).
Shield Plate
Note on assembling 4 3 2
∗6: Attach the screws in the order as shown
1
by orange numbers.
2 1
F
Locking Mini Clamp
Diagnosis Edge Saddle (Pls)
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[2-1-3] Diagnosis of PNLA ASSY (side-B) A

FFC (DDD1806) FFC (DDD1805)
----------------------------------------------------------------- CN1002
Disconnect the two connectors.
CN1003
MAIN ASSY
Front
Remove the three Rivet (Plastic)s and then PNLA ASSY

B
remove the Barrier (DEC3745).

Remove one Rivet (Plastic) and two screws

(BBZ30P060FTC). HPVR ASSY
Release the hook at the bend of the Barrier
(DEC3735), and then release the Connector Barrier (DEC3745)
ASSY (PF03PP-B12) from the Barrier
(DEC3735).
Remove the Barrier (DEC3735).
C
Note on assembling
∗7: Lay the four FFCs over the Barrier (DEC3735). PNLA ASSY
bending part

Hook
Connector ASSY

HPVR ASSY

Connect the two connectors disconnected in D
step .

Barrier (DEC3735)
Diagnosis
[2-2] Chassis Section

Remove the Control Panel Section and Shield Note on assembling
Plate (DNF2023). ∗8: Attach the screws, nuts and washers in the order as
(Refer to the “[2-1] Diagnosis” ) shown by blue and orange numbers. E
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[2-2-1] MTRM ASSY, MICB ASSY,
AINB ASSY, MAIN ASSY : x6 : x6 : x5
Remove the six nuts (NKX2FTC) and
six washers (DEC2920).
5
Remove the six screws. 8 7 3 1 4 2
(PPZ30P080FTB)

6
Remove the five screws. 3 5 2
(BPZ30P080FTB)
Remove the Screw (M3x5). (DBA1340) 1
F
Note: When MAIN ASSY is not removed, 7 8 4 6 9 10
screws, nuts and washers of blue • Rear view
numbers need not to be removed.
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A Disconnect the connector and then Remove

the MTRM ASSY. Rear Panel
Disconnect the connector. Chassis

Remove the four screws (BBZ30P060FTC), MTRM ASSY
and then remove the MICB ASSY while
drawing the MIC terminal from the Rear
Panel.
CN7901
Note: If the removal of the PCB alone is not
necessary, it can be removed together
with the Stay (DNF2024). In that case, MICB ASSY
remove two screws on the Chassis side.
(Refer to the step )
B
CN6502
Note on assembling
∗9: Before the attachment of the screws in Front
step , attach the screws on the Rear
Panel side.

(CN5001 and CN5002 on the AINB ASSY,
or CN1004 and CN1005 on the MAIN ASSY.)
Remove the three screws (BBZ30P060FTC), AINB ASSY
C
and then remove the AINB ASSY while
drawing the terminals from the Rear Panel.
Note: If the removal of the PCB alone is not
necessary, it can be removed together
with the Stay (DNF2024).
(Refer to the step )
Note on assembling CN5001 CN5002

∗10: Before the attachment of the screws in
step , attach the screws on the Rear
Panel side.
D
CN1004
Remove the two screws (BBZ30P060FTC)
and then remove the Stay (DNF2024). Stay

Note on assembling MAIN ASSY
Front CN1005
∗11: Attach the Shield Plate (DNF2023) before
fixing the Stay with screws.
Arrange the Stay, AINB ASSY and MICB
ASSY beforehand.
The screws on the Rear Panel sides of the

AINB ASSY and MICB ASSY be attached 1 2
before that.
E (Refer to the “[3-2] Shield Plate (DNF2023),
Stay (DNF2024)” )
Shield Plate (DNF2022)
Remove the four screws (BBZ30P060FTC),

and then remove the Shield Plate (DNF2022).
Note on assembling 4 3
Front
∗12: Attach the screws in the order as shown by
blue numbers.
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@ Disconnect the five connectors. @ A
Note
Front >
∗13: CN1001 connector has a lock mechanism.
6
CN1006
CN2502
Note on assembling
> ∗13
∗14: Connect the Crimp Connector (PF03PP6B10)
which is blue, to the blue connector (CN4601). CN1001 @
> Remove the six screws (BBZ30P060FTC),
4
and then remove the MAIN ASSY while
drawing the terminals from the Rear Panel. >
5 2
Notes on assembling
B
∗15: Before the attachment of the screws in step >
>, attach the screws on the Rear Panel side. MAIN ASSY

blue numbers. >
∗17: If Sheet (DEC3621) is attached on the 3
side-B of the MAIN ASSY, remove the
> 1
Sheet and apply it onto the Chassis
as shown in the photo.
CN4601 CN4602
∗14
Crimp Connector
C
MAIN ASSY (side-B)
@ @
∗17 Sheet Connector ASSY
∗17 Sheet Chassis
[2-2-2] SW POWER SUPPLY Front

Remove the Shield Plate (DNF2022).
(Refer to the steps to of “[2-2-1] MTRM 3
ASSY, MICB ASSY, AINB ASSY, MAIN ASSY” ) CN1
----------------------------------------------------------------- CN2
D
Note: Each connector has a lock mechanism. 2 1
Remove the three screws. (BBZ30P060FTC) SW POWER SUPPLY

Note on assembling Front
Release the tips of three Spacers (AEC1065),
Power Knob Guard
and then remove the SW POWER SUPPLY. Front
[2-2-3] PWSB ASSY

Remove the Shield Plate (DNF2023).
2 E
Power Knob
(Refer to the “[2-1-2] Shield Plate (DNF2023)” ) 1
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PWSB ASSY
Disconnect the connector.
Remove the two screws. (BBZ30P060FTC) CN8901

Note on assembling
blue numbers.
PWSB ASSY
Release the tip of the PCB Holder (PNW1706),
and then remove the PWSB ASSY while
F
drawing the Power Knob from the Power Knob
Guard.
Remove the Power Knob. Power Knob
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A [2-2-4] HPJK ASSY, HPJM ASSY

Remove the Control Panel Section. Stay (DNF2027)
(Refer to the “[2-1-1] Control Panel Section”) ∗21
hook
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Crimp Connector
Remove the screw. (BBZ30P060FTC)
Note on assembling
∗20: Before the attachment of the screws in step ,
attach the screws to the Control Pane Section.
Lift the Stay (DNF2027) (with the PCB etc.)
slightly to release the two hooks, and then
B remove the Stay. CN6601 CN6701
Disconnect the two connectors. Front
Note on assembling
∗21: Connect the Crimp Connector (PF03PP6B10) Front
which is blue, to the blue connector (CN6701).
Release the Nut M12 (DBN1018) and then remove the HPJK ASSY. HPJM ASSY
Remove the two screws (BBZ30P060FTC) and then remove the HPJM ASSY. Stay (DNF2027)

[2-2-5] USBA ASSY
C

----------------------------------------------------------------- HPJK ASSY
Remove the two screws. (BBZ30P060FTC)
Note on assembling Shielded CONN-CABLE
blue numbers.

Release the Shielded CONN-CABLE from Stay (DNF2028)
the Locking Mini Clamp. 2
1
Remove the screw (BBZ30P060FTC) and
D then remove the USBA ASSY. Front
CN1601
[2-3] Control Panel Section Locking Mini Clamp USBA ASSY

Remove the Control Panel Section and Barriers
(DEC3745, DEC3735). (Refer to the “[2-1] Diagnosis” )
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[2-3-1] CHFD ASSY, BFXB ASSY, HPVR ASSY : x5 : x7 : x4
Remove the three Knobs. (DAA1382)
Note: They are easily
2
E removed with a 4 7 5
dessert spoon.
Remove the three nuts
(Accessory of VR) and
two washers Nut
(DEC3731) . Washer 3
Remove the four Knobs.
Remove the five Slider Knobs. 1
6
Note: Each Slider Knob has a lock mechanism.
(Refer to the next page)
F Remove the seven screws. (DBA1451)
Note on assembling
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Disassembly / Assembly of the Slider Knob

A
Push up the lower edge of the Slider Knob 2 Protective

with tweezers and then remove the Slider material
Knob 2.
Note
∗24: Push up of the Slider Knob 2 is only
possible from one side.
Remove the Slider Knob 1 upward. Slider Knob 1
Remove the Slider Knob Stopper horizontally.
Tweezers Slider Knob 2 Slider Knob Stopper
Notes on assembling B
∗25: Don't insert the Slider Knob Stopper from
above. ∗25
∗24
∗26: Pay attention to the direction of each Slider
Knob.
∗26
Slider Knob 2
Push up possible side Push up not possible side C

Slider Knob 1
∗26 Mounting direction for each Slider Knob Stopper.
Right side Right side Right side Right side
Bottom side of the Slider Knob 1
Direct the concave side toward the opposite

side from the Slider Knob Stopper.
Rear side
Slider Knob Stopper
D
Front
[2-3-1] CHFD ASSY, BFXB ASSY, HPVR ASSY
(continuation)
Remove the Stay (DNF2025) (with the PCB
etc.) from the bottom side of the Control
Panel Section, and reverse it.
Note: Pay attention for the FFC connected. Stay (DNF2025)
Note on assembling
∗27: If Fader Packings on the back surface of the
E
Control Panel is damaged, replace it with
new ones.
CN7601
∗27
Control Panel Fader Packing
(Back surface)
CHFD ASSY FFC (DDD1808)
PNLA ASSY
F
Disconnect the connector, and remove the
FFC (DDD1808) by drawing it out from the
slit of the CHFD ASSY.
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A
: x8 Stay (DNF2025)
CHFD ASSY
Hook
1
1
2
CN7602
2
∗29 Connector ASSY
B Cross Fader ASSY

Remove the eight screws.
(PMH20P040FTC)
Notes on assembling
∗28: Attach first two screws in the order as
shown by orange numbers. Remaining six
screws can be attached in any order.
∗29: When the Cross Fader ASSY was Cap
removed, attach the two screws
(BPZ30P080FTC) in the order as shown CHFD ASSY
C
by blue numbers.
Lift the rear side of CHFD ASSY slightly and
sliding it toward the same side, and then
remove the CHFD ASSY by release the four
hooks from the Stay (DNF2026). S
Disconnect the connector. Stay (DNF2026)
>
Remove the seven Caps.
D
@ Disconnect the connector.
> Remove the four nuts (Accessory of VR) and BFXB ASSY
four washers (Accessory of VR).
S Remove the Stay (DNF2026) from the BFXB @
ASSY. CN7701
Y Remove the Button (DAC3141) and SW
FFC (DDD1809)
Packing (Ef). Y
SW Packing (Ef)
E
Button
FFC (DDD1807)
G Disconnect the connector. T
T Remove the Cap /MIC from the HPVR ASSY. G
HPVR ASSY
CN8101
F
Cap /MIC
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[2-3-2] PNLA ASSY, OLED ASSY

x 29
A
:
Remove the CHFD ASSY, BFXB ASSY and
HPVR ASSY from the Control Panel Section.
(Refer to the “[2-3-1] CHFD ASSY, BFXB ASSY,
HPVR ASSY” )
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Nut B
Washer
Remove all the remaining Knobs, nuts

(Accessory of VR) and Washers (DEC3731), 29
respectively, from the Control Panel Section.
Remove the Control Panel.

Note on assembling
∗30: When assembling, transfer the six Holders
(DNK6691) to the PNLA ASSY. Control Panel ∗30 Holder (DNK6691) C
Remove the nine Buttons. Control Panel

Release the two hooks and disconnect the (Back surface)
connector, and then remove the OLED ASSY
(DEA1065).
Release the two hooks and then remove the
Escutcheon Service ASSY (with the Lid).
Disconnect the four connectors and then Escutcheon
remove the four FFCs by drawing it from the D
Flange Nut M9 Service ASSY
slit of the PNLA ASSY. Lens (DNK6694)
Remove the three Cap /MICs.

Remove the Holder /LED (DNK5973),
Holder (DNK6692) and Lens (DNK6694)
by releasing the two hooks respectively.

Remove the four Flange Nut M9s.
Holder (DNK6692)
Note on assembling
PNLA ASSY
∗31: Make sure not to invert CN7004
the mounting locations OLED ASSY
for the Button (DAC3249 Holder /LED E
and DAC3251).
∗31 Button (DAC3249)
CN7008 CN7006 CN7012 CN7003

CN7001
Button (DAC3251) F
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A Disconnect the two connectors. FFC (DDD1810)
Note: CN1802 connector has a lock mechanism.

OLED ASSY (DWX4010)
@ Remove the screw (BPZ20P040FTB) and then remove the CN1801
OLED ASSY (DWX4010).
Note: For the replacement of OLED ASSY
Matrix OEL, OELD ASSY (DEA1065)
CN1802
@
(DEA1065) cannot be

further disassembled
(because Matrix OEL is Matrix OEL
affixed with double side Double side
B tape), so that the whole tape
OLED ASSY (DEA1065) Holder
must be replaced.
[3] Notes on Assembling
C
[3-1] OLED ASSY (DEA1065)
Mount the two hooks of OLED ASSY (DEA1065)
OLED ASSY (DEA1065)
while leading the FFC FFC (DDD1810)
(DDD1810) through the hole
of PNLA ASSY.
Connect the FFC (DDD1810)

to the Connector while

styling it as shown in the FPC
PNLA ASSY CN7004
D photo.
Note: Any loading on or bending of FPC in the area
surrounded by broken line is strongly prohibited.
[3-2] Shield Plate (DNF2023),

Stay (DNF2024) Stay (DNF2028)
In case the Stay (DNF2024) is removed and
then reattached, Shield Plate (DNF2023) 9
must be attached first in order to prevent the 6 5
distortion of the Chassis.
E
4 Shield Plate 2
Screws (BBZ30P060FTC) used for the
attachment of Shield Plate (DNF2023) and
8
Stay (DNF2028) must be attached in the MICB ASSY
order as shown by blue numbers. 3 1
Screws (BBZ30P060FTC) used for the
attachment of Stay (DNF2024) and AINB
ASSY, MICB ASSY must be attached in the Front 2 7 6 5 4 3 1
order as shown by orange numbers. AINB ASSY
Stay (DNF2024)
Note: Before the attachment of the orange
screws to , attach the screws on
F
the Rear Panel side.
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[3-3] Attach the Control Panel Attach the screws while pressing down the Control Panel. A
Section to the Chassis
After first three screws (DBA1451) to attach
the Control Panel, attach the two screws
(BBZ30P060FTC) on the front side of the
Chassis.
(Refer to the Notes for step of “[2-1-1]
Control Panel Section”)
In that case attach the scerws while pressing
• Front view
down the Control Panel from above.
After that, attach remaining nine screws (DAB1451, in any order) for the attachment of the Control Panel.
B
[3-4] Styling of the FFCs and cables

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[3-4-1] FFC (DDD1805, DDD1806, DDD1808, DDD1809)
Lay the four FFCs between the Barrier (DEC3735) and Barrier (DEC3745).
Connect the two FFCs (DDD1805 and DDD1806) to the PNLA ASSY’s Connector with the ends
which have shorter reinforcement board.
FFC (DDD1808) FFC (DDD1805)
C
FFC (DDD1809)
FFC (DDD1806)
FFC (DDD1808)
Barrier (DEC3735)
bending part
through the slit

Barrier (DEC3735)
Hook D
Connector ASSY
PNLA ASSY
[3-4-2] Connector ASSY (PF03PP-B12) FFC (DDD1805)
(Between the CHFD ASSY and
Cross Fader ASSY)
Pass the Connector ASSY through the
bended loop of Barrier (DEC3735). Barrier (DEC3745)
FFC (DDD1806)
E
FFC (DDD1805)
Insert the two hooks

CN1002 of Barrier (DEC3745)
Bend at the 2 mm distance
from the reinforcement board. into the slit of Barrier
FFC (DDD1806) (DEC3735).
F
Connect the FFC to the MAIN ASSY’s MAIN ASSY
Connector with the ends which have
longer reinforcement board. CN1003
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A [3-4-3] FFC (DDD1807) [3-4-4] 40P FFC (DDD1550)
AINB ASSY
40P FFC (DDD1550)
CN5001
HPVR ASSY PNLA ASSY
bend
bend bend
FFC (DDD1807) CN1004 MAIN ASSY
B Front
[3-4-5] AC Inlet [3-4-6] Crimp Connector (DDC1025)
AC Inlet
SW POWER SUPPLY CN2

C
Holder
CN1
Binder
SW POWER SUPPLY
MAIN ASSY
Front Holder
CN1001
Front
Crimp Connector (DDC1025)
[3-4-7] Crimp Connector (PF03PP6B10), [3-4-8] Shielded CONN-CABLE,

D
Connector ASSY (PF03PP-B12) Connector ASSY (PF03PP-B05)
Locking Mini Clamp PWSB ASSY

HPJM ASSY Front
Connector ASSY
Crimp Connector USBA ASSY
HPJK ASSY (PF03PP-B05)
(blue)
CN6701 (blue) (PF03PP6B10) CN1006
CN1601
MAIN ASSY Edge Saddle (Pls) CN2502

CN6601 CN8901
E CN4601 (blue)
Connector ASSY CN4602 MAIN ASSY
(PF03PP-B12) Shielded CONN-CABLE Holder
Shielded CONN-CABLE
Front
Front
Edge Saddle (Pls)
[3-5] Edge Saddle (Pls)
It has a direction with front and back sides.
F
Shield Plate
hook facing upward
(DNF2023)
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[3-6] Control Panel A

(Service ASSY) Lens (DNK6516)
(DEA1077)
When replacing the Control Panel
(Service ASSY) (DEA1077), take
caution to attach all the parts
.
Control Panel Lens (DNK4532)
Plate (Back surface)
(upper side)
B
Fader Packing Holder (DNK6552)
[3-7] Packing (DEC3777)

When replacing the Button (DAC3282), do not forget to attach Packing (DEC3777). C
Attach the Packing (DEC3777) so as to protrude about 0.7 mm over
the upper surface of base (red line) of the Button (DAC3282).
If it is damaged, replace with a new one.
Button (DAC3282)
about 0.7 mm Button (DAC3282)
Packing (DEC3777) Packing (DEC3777)
[3-8] Panel (DNF2020) : x6 D
Attach the Panel

(DNF2020) temporarily to
the Chassis by two hooks.
After attaching the Control
Panel Section and Panel
(DNK6689), fix it with six
screws (DBA1290) while Panel (DNF2020)
lifting upward. Attach the Screws while lifting upward.
(to reduce the gap between it and the Panel (DNK6689)
Control Panel.)
E
Above photos show the left side. Follow the
same procedure on the right side.
MAIN ASSY
C4638
C4639
[3-9] Replacement of Capacitor

C4638 and C4639
C4638 and C4639 in the MAIN ASSY are
locked with bond to prevent solder cracks
caused by fall or vibration.
When any of them is replaced for repair, it must F
be locked with bond after the replacement.
Silicon Bond used: GYA1011 Silicon Bond
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8. EACH SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT

8.1 NECESSARY ITEMS TO BE NOTED
A Before carrying out the repair, be sure to check the version of firmware (6.1 TEST MODE [1. Version confirmation mode ] ).
If the version is not the latest, update it to the latest version.
If the following parts are replaced with new ones, carry out each item.
• MAIN ASSY • Check the version of firmware.
(FLASH ROM IC: IC2003) • Update to the latest firmware version.
• Write the serial number.
• Acquire and save the maximum and minimum A/D value of [Cross Fader].
(Refer to 6.1 TEST MODE [2. Cross fader setting mode "CFDR SET"])
B
• Cross Fader ASSY • Acquire and save the maximum and minimum A/D value of [Cross Fader].
(Refer to 6.1 TEST MODE [2. Cross fader setting mode "CFDR SET"])
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8.2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE
Method of firmware update

A
Down load the firmware and prepare a USB memory for update using your USB memory.
Update the firmware using the USB memory for update.
What you need to create USB memory for update :

FAT or FAT32 format USB memory (USB mass storage class)
Extraction file
Extraction the down loaded file [DJM-750MK2_vxxx.zip]. Firmware file appears.
DJM-750MK2_vxxx.upd
"xxx" indicates the new firmware version. B

Depending on the computer settings, extension (.upd) might not be displayed.
Preparing for update

Copy the [DJM-750MK2_vxxx.upd] file to the root directory of the USB memory.
Don't change the file name.

Don't store multiple firmware’s in the USB memory.
How to update
C
1. Starting the update mode.
Keep pressing [ON/OFF (BEAT FX)] and [FX FREQUENCY(MID)] Current version Updating version
and power supply is turned ON.
2. Confirming the current version.

Confirm the version displayed in the display section.
If version is already xxx, firmware is the latest and then
update is not needed.
3. Insert the USB memory for update into the USB port.
Update will start.
Progress state is displayed using bar graph and percentage terms.
D
Never pull out the USB memory or power supply is turned OFF
during the updating. USB Port
Time needed to update is about 2 minutes.
4. When [COMPLETE] is displayed, power supply is turned

OFF and pull out the USB memory for update.
Then, update is finished.

If update is not started, retry from the firmware down load.
If you still cannot update, it is considered the cause of USB memory.
Please try another USB memory. E
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8.3 METHOD OF WRITING SERIAL NUMBER

Prior preparation When power supply of DJM-750MK2 is turned ON,
Download relevant software from the Niis. dialog for serial number input (for the first time) is
A
Save the extracted folder to the PC. displayed on the software.
Manually input serial number or read the label in the
Structure of the extracted folder is as follows.
bottom of unit using bar code reader and then press
• Ini folder • device.ini
[Enter] button.
• Log folder • hidcom.dll
If manually input, be careful that " ' " is required before
• D JM_SNW.exe
serial number (12 digit). (If it is forgotten, error is displayed.)
Connection method When using bar code reader, connect to the PC in prior.
B

To electrical outlet
USB cable
PC
USB B terminal
Power cord DJM-750MK2 bottom view
DJM-750MK2
Serial number label
Bar code reader

Steps
Power supply is turned ON of the PC, double-click the
"DJM_SNW.exe" in the saved folder, and if software is
started, press [Serial Number Write] button. Dialog for serial number input (for the second time)
is displayed again, manually input serial number as
same as , or read using bar code reader and then
press [Enter] button.
750MK2 Confirm that serial number written to DJM-750MK2
D
display is displayed.
When writing is normally finished, "OK" is displayed

on software of the PC.
E
Connect the USB B terminal of unit and PC using the 750MK2
USB cable.
Keep pressing the keys [NOISE] + [FILTER] +
[CH1 CUE] and power supply is turned ON of DJM-750MK2.
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8.4 METHOD OF DVS CONNECTION CONFIRMATION
A thing required to being DVS in rekordbox

*Refer to the https://rekordbox.com/ja/support/faq.php?c=952#faq-id-437 A

B

PC which is downloaded rekordbox dj and rekordbox dvs (Trial Mode is possible).

*Input a sound for operation confirmation into the rekodbox dj.
CDJ or XDJ (all models are possible)
An analog cable for connect CDJ or XDJ to this unit
• A USB cable for connect the PC to this unit
• A USB memory including control signals for following rekordbox dvs
https://rekordbox.com/dvs/rekordbox_Control_Sognal.zip
Confirmation steps C
Connect USB-B terminal (back side) of this unit and PC using a cable.
Connect output terminal of CDJ or XDJ to the LINE input terminal of CH1 of this unit.
Set the input changeover switch of CH1 to PC (Personal Computer Mark).
Insert a USB memory storing dvs specific control signals into CDJ or XDJ and play the specific control signals.
Connect the rekordbox dvs according to followings.

https://rekordbox.com/_app/files/img/rekordbox_dvs_Setup_Guide_en_b.pdf
Confirmation items
Confirm that a circle of control signals appear.
Confirm that REL is lighting.
Confirm that sound is outputted from MASTER output of the Mixer. D
Repeat above confirmation items to in regard to CH1 and CH4 and then confirm the DVS route.
Connection details
Connect the rekordbox dvs according to followings.
https://rekordbox.com/_app/files/img/rekordbox_dvs_Setup_Guide_en_b.pdf
Please refer to following details setup in the setting items.
Setting items
Setup material items
[1] Enables DVS function E
[2] Connects CDJs/DECK1 to MIXER CH1
[3] No setting because it is not connecting using a turn table
Settings, play rekordbox dvs specific control signal at the CDJ.
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A
4 Conduct setting DVS in rekordbox
[Environment set] of the rekordbox (PERFORMANCE mode) -> Conduct the

following settings using [DVS] .
[1] DVS function enable/disable
[2] Rooting set
[3] Control signal set
1
B
4.1 DVS function enable/disable
DVS function enable
Checkmark the [DVS function enable] to switch each DECK to DVS mode.
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8.5 ITEMS FOR WHICH USER SETTING ARE AVAILABLE

For user setting item
A
This unit has user setting the following items.
If you replaced the parts of subject (substrate ASSY), please change to the setting that had been ahead to user setting item
check sheet before work.
If you can not change tells that the utility setting at the time of repair return is clear to the user,
please guidance to get re-set, if necessary.
It should be noted that each of setting value of the utility can be found in the display unit of main unit.
Initial value Content to be
User setting items Setting range Parts
(Factory setting) stored
MASTER OUT PEAK LIMITER ON/OFF ON
ATT. -12dB/-6dB/0dB 0dB
MONO/STEREO MONO/STEREO STEREO
BOOTH OUT ATT. -12dB/-6dB/0dB 0dB B
MONO/STEREO MONO/STEREO STEREO
MIC OUT TO MASTER PEAK LIMITER 0dB/3dB/6dB/9dB/ OFF
THRESHOLD LEVEL 12dB/15dB/OFF
MIC OUT TO BOOTH LEVEL OFF/-18dB/-15dB/-12dB/ 0dB
-9dB/-6dB/-3dB/0dB
PEAK LIMITER 0dB/3dB/6dB/9dB/ OFF IC2003
Utility Settings
THRESHOLD LEVEL 12dB/15dB/OFF (MAIN ASSY)
MIC LOW CUT – ON/OFF ON
TALK OVER MODE ADVANCED/NORMAL ADVANCED
LEVEL -24dB/-18dB/-12dB/-6dB -18dB
MIDI CH 1 – 16 1
BUTTON TYPE TOGGLE/TRIGGER TOGGLE C
OLED BRIGHTNESS – 1 – 3 3
PC UTILITY – ON/OFF OFF
AUTO STANDBY – ON/OFF ON
Factory Reset YES/NO NO
User setting item check sheet

MASTER OUT
PEAK LIMITER ATT. MONO/STEREO
OFF ON –12 dB –6 dB 0 dB MONO STEREO
BOOTH OUT
ATT. MONO/STEREO D
–12 dB –6 dB 0 dB MONO STEREO
MIC OUT TO MASTER

PEAK LIMITER THRESHOLD LEVEL
0 dB 3 dB 6 dB 9 dB 12 dB 15 dB OFF
MIC OUT TO BOOTH MIC LOW CUT

LEVEL OFF ON
OFF –18 dB –15 dB –12 dB –9 dB –6 dB –3 dB 0 dB
PEAK LIMITER THRESHOLD LEVEL

0 dB 3 dB 6 dB 9 dB 12 dB 15 dB OFF E
TALK OVER
MODE LEVEL
ADVANCED NORMAL –24 dB –18 dB –12 dB –6 dB
MIDI OLED BRIGHTNESS

CH BUTTON TYPE 1 2 3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 TOGGLE TRIGGER
PC UTILITY AUTO STANDBY Factory Reset

OFF ON OFF ON Do not perform it before writing in user setting.
F
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9. EXPLODED VIEWS AND 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.
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.)
9.1 PACKING SECTION
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(1) PACKING SECTION PARTS LIST

Mark No. Description Part No.
1 Power Cord See Contrast table (2)
2 USB Cable DDE1128 A
NSP 3 Leaflet See Contrast table (2)

4 Operating Instructions See Contrast table (2)
(Quick Start Guide)
NSP 5 Warranty See Contrast table (2)
NSP 6 Polyethylene Bag AHG7117

7 Packing Pad DHA1967
8 Packing Pad DHA1968
9 Packing Case See Contrast table (2)
10 Sheet RHX1006
B
NSP 11 License Key Card DEA1064

(rekordbox dj, recordbox dvs)
NSP 12 Leaflet DRM1419
(2) CONTRAST TABLE

LSYXJ, UXJCB and XJCN are constructed the same except for the following:
Mark No. Symbol and Description LSYXJ UXJCB XJCN
1 Power Cord ADG1244 DDG1108 DDG1114
C
NSP 3 Leaflet DRH1431 DRH1431 DRH1432
4 Operating Instructions (Quick Start Guide) DRH1433 DRH1434 DRH1436
NSP 5 Warranty DRY1270 Not used Not used
9 Packing Case DHG3572 DHG3573 DHG3575
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9.2 EXTERIOR SECTION
A ∗ Accessory of VR
∗
∗
Refer to “9.4 CONTROL PANEL SECTION”
∗ ∗
∗ ∗
PNLA ASSY
PNLA ASSY
CN7008 G
CN7006
F
A
D
MAIN ASSY
CN2502
F
Refer to “9.3 CHASSIS SECTION”
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EXTERIOR SECTION PARTS LIST

Mark No. Description Part No.
1 USBA ASSY DWX3998
2 HPJK ASSY DWX4001 A
3 HPJM ASSY DWX4002
4 Crimp Connector PF03PP6B10
5 Connector ASSY PF03PP-B12
6 Shielded CONN-CABLE DDA1079

7 Shield Plate DNF2023
8 Stay DNF2027
9 Stay DNF2028
10 Edge Saddle (Pls) AEC7582
B
11 Locking Mini Clamp DEC2439
12 Washer DEC3731
13 Rotary SW Knob DAA1185
14 Knob DAA1381
15 Knob DAA1383
16 Knob DAA1373
17 Knob DAA1382
18 Select Knob DAA1205
19 Fx Select Knob DAA1213
20 Knob (Time) DAA1214 C
21 Knob DAA1368
22 Slider Knob 1 DAC2684
23 Slider Knob 2 DAC2685
24 Slider Knob Stopper DNK5888
25 Panel DNK6689
26 Panel DNF2020
27 Screw (Fe) DBA1290
28 Screw BBZ30P060FTB
29 Screw BBZ30P060FTC D
30 Screw DBA1451
31 Nut M12 DBN1018

32 Washer WB30FTC
NSP 33 Name Label See contrast table (2)
NSP 34 Label See contrast table (2)
(2) CONTRAST TABLE

LSYXJ, UXJCB and XJCN are constructed the same except for the following:
E
Mark No. Symbol and Description LSYXJ UXJCB XJCN
NSP 33 Name Label DAL1349 DAL1349 DAL1351
NSP 34 Label Not used DRW1975 Not used
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9.3 CHASSIS SECTION

∗ Notes on the replacement of
A
Capacitor C4638 and C4639:
A
C4638 and C4639 in the MAIN ASSY
B
are locked with bond to prevent solder
cracks caused by fall or vibration.
When any of them is replaced for
C repair, it must be locked with bond
A after the replacement.
Silicon Bond used: GYA1011
B K C4638
C4639
USBA ASSY
B
CN1601 E E
C D
C
B Silicon Bond
L A
∗ Glue
F Silicon Bond : GYA1011
A
G
H
I
J
K
D C
D N
Front
E
E
D A
G D
H I B
K
J
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CHASSIS SECTION PARTS LIST

1 MAIN ASSY DWX3997 NSP 21 PCB Holder PNW1706

2 AINB ASSY DWX3999 22 Foot (Rubber) REC-434 A
3 MICB ASSY DWX4000 23 Holder VEC1355
4 MTRM ASSY DWX4005 24 Power Knob DAC2306
5 PWSB ASSY DWX4006 25 Power Knob Guard DNK4534
6 SW POWER SUPPLY DWR1548 26 Rear Panel DNC2130

7 Crimp Connector PF10PP-D07 27 Screw BBZ30P060FTB
8 Connector ASSY PF03PP-B05 28 Screw PMH40P080FTC
9 Crimp Connector DDC1025 29 Screw BBZ30P060FTC
10 40P FFC DDD1550 30 Binder ZCA-SKB90BK
31 Earth Terminal DKE1019 B

11 AC Inlet DKP3988
NSP 12 Chassis DNA1472 32 Flange Nut M9 DBN1008
13 Shield Plate DNF2021 33 Screw IBZ30P080FTB
14 Shield Plate DNF2022 34 Nut NKX2FTC
15 Stay DNF2024 35 Washer DEC2920
16 Stopper DNH3295 36 Screw PPZ30P080FTB

NSP 17 PCB Stay (Fe) VNE2489 37 Screw BPZ30P080FTB
NSP 18 Spacer AEB7092 38 Screw (M3x5) DBA1340
19 Spacer AEC1065
20 Sheet DEC3621 C
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9.4 CONTROL PANEL SECTION
Double side tape

A
M
B
Accessory of VR A
A
I
A´
A
A´
E
F
MAIN ASSY
MAIN ASSY CN1002
CN1003
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CONTROL PANEL SECTION PARTS LIST

1 OLED ASSY DWX4010 31 Cap /MIC DAC2773

2 PNLA ASSY DWX3996 32 Cap DAC3284 A
3 CHFD ASSY DWX4003 33 Lens DNK6690
4 BFXB ASSY DWX4004 34 Holder DNK6691
5 HPVR ASSY DWX4007 35 Lens DNK6516
6 Connector ASSY PF03PP-B12 36 Holder DNK6692

7 FFC DDD1805 37 Lens DNK4532
8 FFC DDD1806 38 Holder /LED DNK5973
9 FFC DDD1807 39 Holder DNK6552
10 FFC DDD1808 40 Lid DNK6652
41 Lens DNK6694 B
11 FFC DDD1809
12 FFC DDD1810 42 Plate DAK1012
13 Cross Fader ASSY DXA2257 NSP 43 Control Panel DNB1255
14 Control Panel DEA1077 44 Screw BBZ30P060FTC
(Service ASSY) 45 Screw PMH20P040FTC
15 Stay DNF2025
46 Screw BPZ30P080FTC
16 Stay DNF2026 47 Screw BPZ20P040FTB
17 Fader Packing DEC2903 48 Flange Nut M9 DBN1008
18 SW Packing (Ef) DEC2929 49 Screw DBA1451
19 Barrier DEC3735 50 OLED ASSY DEA1065
C
20 Barrier DEC3745
51 Matrix OEL MXS4057
21 DS Tape DEH1094 52 Holder DNK6659
22 Rivet (Plastic) RBM-003 53 Escutcheon Service ASSY DEA1072
23 Packing DEC3777 54 Escutcheon DNK6693
24 Packing DEC3781 55 Lens DNK6610
25 Button DAC3250
26 Button DAC3249
27 Button DAC3251
28 Button DAC3257 D
29 Button DAC3282
30 Button DAC3141
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DJM-750MK2 XJCN AC 220 V

2017 Pioneer DJ Corporation

1.2 NOTES ON REPLACING

1.3 SERVICE NOTICE

About the replacing Control Panel A

DWR1548 (SW POWER SUPPLY) Primary side electrical shock

Electrical shock area of B-side. C

• License key card

3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE

3.2 JIGS LIST D

SEVICE CHECK SHEET

PHONO [6dB] light-ON

3.3 PCB LOCATIONS

OLED ASSY PWSB ASSY

NSP 1..AUDIO ASSY DWM2654

1..PNLA ASSY DWX3996

NSP 1..SUB ASSY DWM2655

LINE LINE LINE LINE

MXS4057- K MTRM ASSY

B B 1/3- B 3/3 CN7006

VKN1248- VKN1250- KM200NA3

XKN3017- DKN1622- LIVE L

J BFXB ASSY DKP3988-

M HPVR ASSY AKM1274-

O CRFD ASSY CRFD ASSY because only ASSY replacement,

PCB CONNECTION DIAGRAM is not mentioned.

The ! mark found on some component parts should be replaced

4.2 BLOCK DIAGRAM

A MAIN ASSY SPI(M)

D USBA ASSY USB-A HS SW

B PNLA ASSY V+5LED A MAIN ASSY V+5A

V+5E V+12E V+12E

POWER SUPPLY Clock Generator PANEL_UCOM USBB_UCOM USBA_UCOM DSP

Reset canceled M16_xRST [HIGH]

Reset canceled SHB_RST [HIGH]

Handshake response & Key notice

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Contents of Hardware Contents of Software GPIO A

POWER SUPPLY Clock Generator PANEL_UCOM USBB_UCOM USBA_UCOM DSP

From the previous page

Reset canceled A_RST [HIGH]

[V+5USB] ON Initialization Start

Reset canceled MFI_RST [HIGH]

Boot complete notice

Reset canceled DSP_RST [HIGH]

Handshake request (AAAA)

ADDA Reset canceled D

Handshake request (BBBB) AUDIO output

Handshake response (7777)

Starting Normal mode

MUTE OFF command

CPU_MUTE OFF [LOW]

USB A start command

A Table of Contents in Troubleshooting

[3] AUDIO INPUT [8] USBA

About [Observation Point etc.] Troubleshooting Diagnosis

MEASUREMENT INPUT INPUT OUTPUT

Setting of Switches and Volumes UTILITY SETTING

[0] Prior confirmation

A Remove the Knob. (DAA1381) : x 12

Arrange the Control Panel Section as shown

Remove the three Rivet (Plastic)s and then PNLA ASSY

Remove one Rivet (Plastic) and two screws