PIONEER - DJM S11 & S11-SE - RRV 4706 - Service Manual

ORDER NO.
RRV4706
DJM-S11
DJ MIXER
DJM-S11
DJM-S11-SE
THIS MANUAL IS APPLICABLE TO THE FOLLOWING MODEL(S) AND TYPE(S).
Model Type Power Requirement Remarks
DJM-S11, DJM-S11-SE LSYXJ AC 110 V to 240 V

DJM-S11, DJM-S11-SE UXJCB AC 120 V
DJM-S11 XJCN AC 220 V
THIS SERVICE MANUAL SHOULD BE USED TOGETHER WITH THE FOLLOWING MANUAL(S).
Model Order No. Remarks
DJM-S11, DJM-S11-SE RRV4707 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM, PCB CONNECTION DIAGRAM, PCB PARTS LIST
6F, Yokohama i-Mark Place, 4-4-5 Minatomirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 220-0012 JAPAN
© 2020
K-ZZZ SEPT. 2020

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SAFETY INFORMATION
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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 safety 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 safety,
you should not risk trying to do so and refer the repair to a qualified service technician.
Caution
Since the fuse may be 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 ....................................................................................................................................................3
1.1 NOTES ON SOLDERING ...............................................................................................................................................3
1.2 NOTES ON REPLACING................................................................................................................................................3
1.3 SERVICE NOTICE ..........................................................................................................................................................4
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 ...........................................................................................................................................................9
D 4. BLOCK DIAGRAM...............................................................................................................................................................10
4.1 OVERALL WIRING DIAGRAM......................................................................................................................................10
4.2 OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM.......................................................................................................................................11
4.3 POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM..........................................................................................................................................12
5. DIAGNOSIS.........................................................................................................................................................................13
5.1 POWER ON SEQUENCE .............................................................................................................................................13
5.2 MATRIX INFORMATION ...............................................................................................................................................14
5.3 TROUBLESHOOTING ..................................................................................................................................................15
5.4 DETECTION OF ABNORMAL POWER-SUPPLY VOLTAGES .....................................................................................24
5.5 CONFIRMATION OF EACH INTERFACE CONNECTION............................................................................................25
5.6 DVS CONNECTION CONFIRMATION METHOD.........................................................................................................26
6. SERVICE MODE .................................................................................................................................................................27
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6.1 TEST MODE .................................................................................................................................................................27
6.2 CROSSFADER CALIBRATION .....................................................................................................................................39
6.3 ABOUT THE DEVICE ...................................................................................................................................................41
7. DISASSEMBLY....................................................................................................................................................................42
8. EACH SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT ................................................................................................................................57
8.1 NECESSARY ITEMS TO BE NOTED ...........................................................................................................................57
8.2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE .................................................................................................................................58
8.3 USER SETABLE ITEMS ...............................................................................................................................................60
9. EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST...............................................................................................................................62
9.1 PACKING SECTION .....................................................................................................................................................62
9.2 EXTERIOR SECTION...................................................................................................................................................64
F 9.3 CHASSIS SECTION .....................................................................................................................................................66
9.4 CONTROL PANEL (1/2) SECTION...............................................................................................................................68
9.5 CONTROL PANEL (2/2) SECTION...............................................................................................................................70
9.6 CHANNEL FADER and CROSSFADER SECTIONS ....................................................................................................72
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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.
When the part listed in the table is defective, replace whole Assy.
Parts that is Difficult to Replace
Assy Name
Ref No. Function Part No. Remarks
MAIN Assy IC402 12V d 5V DC/DC Converter MM3543BH IC with heat-pad C
IC403 12V d 3.8V DC/DC Converter MM3543BH IC with heat-pad
IC405 12V d 1.285V DC/DC Converter BD9328EFJ IC with heat-pad
IC410 12V d 5.16V DC/DC Converter MM3543BH IC with heat-pad
IC601 21V d 15V Regulator NJM78M15DL1A IC with heat-pad
IC602 –18V d –15V Regulator LM337KVUG3 IC with heat-pad
IC603 12V d +21V/-18V DC/DC Converter BD9851EFV IC with heat-pad
IC604 12V d 9V Regulator NJM78M09DL1A IC with heat-pad
IC605 9V d 5V Regulator UA78M05IKVURG3 IC with heat-pad
IC608 12V d ±7.5V DC/DC Converter BD9851EFV IC with heat-pad
IC801 MAIN UCOM AM3352BZCZA100@V BGA D
IC802 PMIC (AM3352) TPS65910A31A1RSL IC with heat-pad
IC1201 DDR3 SDRAM K4B1G1646I-BYMA BGA
IC1601, IC1602 USB 2.0 HUB TUSB4041IPAP IC with heat-pad
IC1801 AUDIO DSP TMS320C6747DZKB4@V BGA
IC3401 D/A CONVERTER IC ES9016K2M@V IC with heat-pad
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1.3 SERVICE NOTICE
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g About the first lot of the control panel part
The cavity part where the aluminum level meter plate is attached on the front side of the control panel part of DJM-S11 is
smaller than the other products in the first lot.
Only the first lot of products used narrower level meter plate.
The aluminum plate and the level meter plate are supplied as the service parts in the regular dimensions.
However, the level meter plate will be supplied as a dedicated part for the first lot of aluminum panels in a narrower width.
If you are replacing only the level meter plate, check to see if the product is the first lot.
On the other hand, the aluminum panel and the level meter plate used in DJM-S11-SE are not different by lot.
g Voltage monitoring
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This unit always monitors for power failure and will shut itself off immediately after an error is detected.
If a power is defect, SMOOTH ECHO ON (WAKE UP) LED is flashing.
Other LEDs light off, and SW and VR become not working.
Repair the unit according to the diagnostic procedures described in "5.4 DETECTION OF ABNORMAL POWER-SUPPLY
VOLTAGES."
g Confirmation of User Setting Data

This product has user-settable items, which are set in UTILITY mode.
Be sure to confirm those data before starting repair, although changing them may not have a large effect.
Use the Check Sheet in “8.3 USER SETABLE ITEMS,” to which you can transcribe the settings, as required.
C The settings are stored in Flash ROM (IC1401) on the MAIN Assy.
For details, refer to "Changing the settings" in the Instruction Manual.
g Calibration of the crossfader

The crossfader of this unit is calibrated on the production line.
After you replace the corresponding part(s), be sure to perform calibration of the part(s) in question.
For details on the specific parts for which recalibration is required, see "8.1 NECESSARY ITEMS TO BE NOTED."
See "6.2 CROSSFADER CALIBRATION" for details on how to calibrate.
Without calibration, sound of a channel may leak, even when the crossfader is moved to its end position, where sound of that
channel should be muted.
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g Calibration of the touch panel

The touch panel of this unit is calibrated on the production line.
After you replace the corresponding part(s), be sure to perform calibration of the part(s) in question.
For details on the specific parts for which recalibration is required, see "8.1 NECESSARY ITEMS TO BE NOTED."
See "Touch panel Calibration Mode" in "6.1 TEST MODE_@ Touch panel test/calibration mode" for details on how to calibrate.
Touch panel does not work normally when you do not calibrate it.
E g About replacing the LED on the control panel

When replacing an LED on the control panel, be sure to check that there is no significant difference in color or brightness
between the LED and the surrounding LEDs of the same color after it is replaced.
If there is a difference, replace the other LEDs together and make sure there is no difference.
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g SW POWER SUPPLY Primary side electrical shock A
The primary side of SW POWER SUPPLY remains voltage long time even after the Power cord is unpluged, 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 we 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.
Electrical shock area of B-side.
When discharging the above point, use the following discharge jig as needed.
While the charging voltage is left of both C4 and C5, either of checking LEDs turns on.
The both of LED turns off and then discharging is completed, we can avoid receiving the electrical shock!!
Checking C4 C5 D
LEDs
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polarity
The circuit of "discharge JIG" is shown below.

! Resister is all 10 kΩ (3W)
! Both of LED is LTL17KRH5D
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When there is no above type LED, take measures the following method.
Step 1: After the power is turned off, wait 2 minutes.
Step 2: Connect the Register Jig and leave the unit as it is, for 10 seconds.
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2. SPECIFICATIONS
A General – Main Unit Input / Output terminals

Power requirements .......................AC 110 V to 240 V, 50 Hz/60 Hz LINE input terminals
(LSYXJ, UXJCB) RCA pin jacks..................................................................... 2 sets
AC 220 V, 50 Hz/60 Hz PHONO input terminals
(XJCN) RCA pin jacks..................................................................... 2 sets
Power consumption.................................................................. 34 W MIC input terminal (XLR/TRS)
Power consumption (standby) ............................................... 0.3 W XLR connector & 1/4” TRS jack............................................1 set
Main unit weight ....................................................... 5.2 kg (11.5 lb) AUX input terminals
Max. dimensions ...... 267 mm (W) × 452.2 mm (D) × 107.9 mm (H) RCA pin jacks.......................................................................1 set
(10.5 in. (W) × 17.8 in. (D) × 4.2 in. (H)) MASTER output terminals
Tolerable operating temperature .... +5 °C to +35 °C (+41 °F to +95 °F) XLR connectors ....................................................................1 set
Tolerable operating humidity........... 5 % to 85 % (no condensation) RCA pin jacks.......................................................................1 set
BOOTH output terminals (TRS)
Audio Section 1/4” TRS jacks ......................................................................1 set
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Sampling rate ........................................................................ 48 kHz PHONES output terminals
MASTER D/A converter..........................................................32 bits 1/4” stereo phone jack .........................................................1 set
CH input A/D converter..........................................................24 bits 3.5 mm stereo mini jack .......................................................1 set
Other A/D, D/A converters .....................................................24 bits USB terminals
Frequency characteristic Type A ................................................................................ 2 sets
USB, LINE, MIC, AUX......................................... 20 Hz to 20 kHz Power supply............ 5 V/500 mA or less
S/N ratio (rated output, A-WEIGHTED) Type B ................................................................................ 2 sets
USB .................................................................................. 115 dB ! The specifications and design of this product are subject to
LINE.................................................................................. 105 dB change without notice.
PHONO............................................................................... 90 dB
MIC ..................................................................................... 80 dB
AUX .................................................................................... 90 dB
Total harmonic distortion (20 Hz to 20 kHzBW) g Accessories
C USB ................................................................................ 0.003 % ! Power cord
LINE................................................................................ 0.005 % (LSYXJ : ADG1244)
Standard input level / Input impedance (UXJCB : DDG1108)
LINE......................................................................–12 dBu/47 kΩ (XJCN : DDG1114)
PHONO.................................................................–52 dBu/47 kΩ
MIC ......................................................................–57 dBu/3.3 kΩ ! USB cable *1
AUX ......................................................................–12 dBu/47 kΩ (DDE1150)
Maximum input level
PHONO........................................................................ –17.8 dBu ! Fader bumper A x 4 *2
LINE................................................................................+15 dBu (GNK1010)
MIC ................................................................................+2.3 dBu
AUX ...........................................+17 dBu (0 dB)/+5 dBu (12 dB) ! Fader bumper B x 2 *2
Standard output level / Load impedance / Output impedance (DEC3809)
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MASTER 1 ....................................... +6 dBu/10 kΩ/390 Ω or less
MASTER 2 ....................................... +2 dBu/10 kΩ/390 Ω or less ! Quick Start Guide
BOOTH ............................................ +6 dBu/10 kΩ/390 Ω or less (LSYXJ, UXJCB : DRH1583)
PHONES .............................................. +8 dBu/32 Ω/10 Ω or less (XJCN: DRH1584)
Rated output level / Load impedance
MASTER 1 ........................................................... +25 dBu/10 kΩ ! Warranty (for some regions)*3
MASTER 2 ........................................................... +21 dBu/10 kΩ
BOOTH ................................................................ +25 dBu/10 kΩ ! Precautions for use
Crosstalk (LSYXJ, UXJCB : DRH1596)
LINE.................................................................................... 82 dB (XJCN: DRH1598)
Channel equalizer characteristic
HI .......................................................... –∞ dB to +6 dB (20 kHz) ! Serato DJ Pro EXPANSION PACK VOUCHER *4
MID ......................................................... –∞ dB to +6 dB (1 kHz)
LOW........................................................–∞ dB to +6 dB (20 Hz) *1 Only one USB cable is included with this unit.
E Microphone equalizer characteristic To connect two units, use a cable conforming to
HI .......................................................–12 dB to +12 dB (10 kHz) USB 2.0 standards.
LOW.................................................. –12 dB to +12 dB (100 Hz) *2 Fader cushion A and Fader cushion B are included
inside of the panel of this product.
For instructions on removing the panel, see this
product’s operating instructions.
*3 Only products in Europe.
Products in North America and Japan include warranty
information in the “Precautions for Use”.
*4 The voucher code needed to activate the expansion pack
can't be reissued. Keep it in a safe place to be sure you don't
lose it.
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3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE

3.1 CHECK POINTS AFTER SERVICING
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Items to be checked after servicing
To keep the product quality after servicing, confirm recommended check points shown below.
No. Procedure Check points
1 Confirm 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 been solved. The customer complain must not be reappeared.
If the problem pointed out by the customer occurs with a specific Audio and operations must be normal.
source or operation, input that specific source then perform that
specific operation for checking.
3 Check the analog audio input (Check the each channel, MIC Audio and operations must be normal.
and AUX.) (Make the analog connections with CDJ player,
analog player and MIC.) B
4 Check the analog audio output (MASTER1, 2 and BOOTH.) Audio and operations must be normal.
(Make the analog connection with CDJ player.)
5 Check the headphones output (1/4" jack, mini jack). There must be no errors, such as noise, in the audio output.
6 Check the operating elements (buttons, switches, VRs, faders, They must operate properly during checking in Test mode.
Pads, etc.) and the indicators.
7 Check the connection of each interface.
USB A terminal ("A" / "B") The CDJ player/DJ controller are correctly recognized by this device.
USB B terminal ("A" / "B") The device must be properly recognized by the PC.
8 Check the DVS. Make sure that PC applications function properly and that the audio
signals and operations of each channel are normal. C
9 Check the LCD display. Check that there is no dirt or dust trapped inside the LCD display.
10 Check the Touch panel. Touch the Touch panel in Test mode and check that it operates
properly.
11 Check the LEDs. Check that all the LEDs light on in Test mode.
12 Check the user settings. They must be returned to those set before repair.
13 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
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Distortion Volume too high
Noise Volume fluctuating
Volume too low Sound interrupted
3.2 JIGS LIST

Jigs List
Jig Name Part No. Purpose of use / Remarks
Jig for positioning of the five points GGF1717 For calibration of the noncontact faders E
for calibration of the noncontact
faders
Lubricants and Glues List
Name Part No. Remarks

Lubricating oil (FLOIL PN-397B) GYA1001 To be used for the CH faders, crossfader, and levers with their
own LEDs
Refer to "7. DISASSEMBLY".
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Acetate tape GYH1035 Bind secondary side of SW POWER SUPPLY and MAIN Assy
with this tape.
Refer to "7. DISASSEMBLY".
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A g DJM-S11 Service check sheet

Check contents Check target Operation part, Setting Display part (LED) Display part (LCD) Status Check
Version display Firmware ———— ———— VERSION
SYSTEM SYSTEM g Ver.
MAIN MAIN g Ver.
BOOT BOOT g Ver.
UPDATE UPDATE g Ver.
DSP DSP Firmware version display g Ver.
PANEL 1 PANEL 1 g Ver.
PANEL 1_B PANEL 1_B g Ver.
PANEL 2 PANEL 2 g Ver.
PANEL 2_B PANEL 2_B g Ver.
All-LED lights-off All LED TAP All LED LED OFF All LED lights off g
All-LED lights-on All LED TAP All LED LED ON All LED lights on (PAD, PAD Mode light on in white) g
Self-illuminating Button TAP LED KEY Mode select l All self-lighting buttons light on
KEY operation CH1/CH2 AUTO LOOP CH1/CH2 AUTO LOOP AUTO LOOP : ON/OFF g/g
CH1/CH2 1/2X CH1/CH2 1/2X 1/2X : ON/OFF g/g
CH1/CH2 2X CH1/CH2 2X 2X : ON/OFF g/g
CH1/CH2 PARAMETER c CH1/CH2 PARAMETER c PARAMETER c : ON/OFF g/g
CH1/CH2 PARAMETER d CH1/CH2 PARAMETER d PARAMETER d : ON/OFF g/g
BEAT FX SELECT ECHO ECHO ECHO : ON/OFF g
B BEAT FX SELECT BACK SPIN BACK SPIN BACK SPIN : ON/OFF g
BEAT FX SELECT FLANGER FLANGER FLANGER : ON/OFF LED press l Light off, g
BEAT FX SELECT REVERB REVERB REVERB : ON/OFF LCD press l Light on, release l Light off g
BEAT FX SELECT VINYL BRAKE VINYL BRAKE VINYL BRAKE : ON/OFF g
BEAT FX SELECT PHASER PHASER PHASER : ON/OFF g
SOFTWARE FX SELECT FX1 1 FX1 1 FX1 1 : ON/OFF g
SMOOTH ECHO ON ON FX ON Blue when pressed once l Red when pressed twice g/g
l Light off, LCD press l Light on, release l Light off
PAD MODE CH1/CH2 HOT CUE CH1/CH2 HOT CUE CH1/CH2 HOT CUE : ON/OFF LED press l PAD Mode light on in white g/g
l Light on in red, LCD press l Light on, release l Light off
PAD MODE CH1/CH2 ROLL CH1/CH2 ROLL CH1/CH2 ROLL : ON/OFF LED press l PAD Mode light on in red g/g
l Light on in green, LCD press l Light on, release l Light off
PAD MODE CH1/CH2 SAVED LOOP CH1/CH2 SAVED LOOP CH1/CH2 SAVED LOOP : ON/OFF LED press l PAD Mode light on in green g/g
l Light on in blue, LCD press l Light on, release l Light off
PAD MODE CH1/CH2 SAMPLER CH1/CH2 SAMPLER CH1/CH2 SAMPLER : ON/OFF LED press l PAD Mode light on in blue g/g
l Light off, LCD press l Light on, release l Light off
KEY/SW Non-self-lighting TAP LED SW
operation button CH1/CH2 BROWS (PUSH) CH1/CH2 AUTO LOOP BROWS : ON/OFF g/g
C CH1/CH2
CH1/CH2
BACK
LOAD
CH1/CH2 1/2X
CH1/CH2 2X
BACK : ON/OFF
LOAD : ON/OFF LED press l Light off,
g/g
g/g
BEAT c PHASER BEAT c : ON/OFF LCD press l Light on, release l Light off g
BEAT d FX2 3 BEAT d : ON/OFF g
SHIFT BACK SPIN SHIFT : ON/OFF g
Encoder CH1/CH2 BROWS CH1/CH2 PAD 1 − 8 BROWS : Numerical value All Pads light on in purple, turning clockwise will light off g/g
SW red LEDs, turning counterclockwise will light off blue LEDs,
LCD : turning clockwise l count up, turning counter-
clockwise l count down
Test mode
CH1 INPUT SELECT switch USB A ECHO CH1 USBA g

CH1 INPUT SELECT switch LINE BACK SPIN CH1 LINE g
CH1 INPUT SELECT switch PHONO FLANGER CH1 PHONO g
CH1 INPUT SELECT switch USB B REVERB CH1 USBB g
CH2 INPUT SELECT switch USB A FX1 1 CH2 USBA g
CH2 INPUT SELECT switch LINE FX1 2 CH2 LINE g
CH2 INPUT SELECT switch PHONO FX1 3 CH2 PHONO SW select l corresponding LED light off, LCD indication g
CH2 INPUT SELECT switch USB B FX2 1 CH2 USBB g
MIC ON/OFF CH1 PARAMETER c MIC ON/OFF : ON/OFF g
MIC ECHO ON/OFF CH1 PARAMETER d ECHO : ON/OFF g
CROSSFADER REVERSE ON/OFF CH1 HOT CUE CROSSFADER REVERSE : ON/OFF g
CH1 CURVE REVERSE ON/OFF CH1 ROLL CH1 REVERSE : ON/OFF g
CH2 CURVE REVERSE ON/OFF CH1 SAVED LOOP CH2 REVERSE : ON/OFF g
CH1/CH2 EFFECT lever LOCK ON/ON CH1/CH2 EFFECT lever CH1/CH2 LVLUP/LVLDOWN : ON/OFF LOCK ON/ON detect l LED light off, LCD indication g/g
VOL operation Volume TAP VOLUME
D CH1/CH2 TRIM CH1/CH2 level indicator LEVEL 5 CH1/CH2 TRIM g/g
CH1/CH2 FILTER CH1/CH2 level indicator LEVEL 4 CH1/CH2 FILTER g/g
CH1/CH2 EQ HI CH1/CH2 level indicator LEVEL 3 CH1/CH2 HI g/g
CH1/CH2 EQ MID CH1/CH2 level indicator LEVEL 2 CH1/CH2 MID g/g
CH1/CH2 EQ LOW CH1/CH2 level indicator LEVEL 1 CH1/CH2 LOW g/g
MASTER LEVEL Master level indicator L LEVEL 7 MASTER LEVEL g
BOOTH LEVEL Master level indicator L LEVEL 6 BOOTH LEVEL g
LEVEL/DEPTH Master level indicator L LEVEL 5 LEVEL/DEPTH g
SAMPLER VOLUME SAMPLER VOLUME LED light off when maximum/minimum value is detected, g
Master level indicator L LEVEL 4
MIC EQ LOW MIC EQ LOW AD value is displayed on the LCD according to position g
MIC Q HI MIC EQ HI of knob. g
MIC ECHO Master level indicator L LEVEL 1 MIC ECHO g
AUX LEVEL Master level indicator R LEVEL 6 AUX LEVEL Corresponding LED light off when maximum/minimum g
HP LEVEL Master level indicator R LEVEL 5 HP LEVEL value is detected, AD value is displayed on the LCD g
HP MIXING Master level indicator R LEVEL 4 HP MIXING according to position of knob. g
CROSSFADER CURVE Master level indicator R LEVEL 3 CROSSFADER CURVE g
CH1 CURVE Master level indicator R LEVEL 2 CH1 CURVE g
CH2 CURVE Master level indicator R LEVEL 1 CH2 CURVE g
Fader operation Fader TAP FADER
CH1 FADER CH1 level indicator LEVEL 1 CH1 FADER g
Corresponding LED light off when maximum/minimum
CH2 FADER CH2 level indicator LEVEL 1 CH2 FADER g
value is detected, AD value is displayed on the LCD
CROSSFADER Master level indicator L LEVEL 1 CROSSFADER g
according to position of knob.
HEADPHONE CUE FADER Master level indicator R LEVEL 1 HP FD g
E PAD operation PAD TAP PAD
Group 1 CH1 PAD1 − 4 CH1 PAD1 − 4 CH1 PAD1/PAD2/PAD3/PAD4 Press PAD1d2d3d4 l Group light on reddgreendblue g
dwhite, LCD press l Corresponding PAD turns in white.
LCD LCD TAP "LCD (1/7)" All black Mode select, page select l indication in 1 minute g
BEAT d "LCD (2/7)" All white Press l Switch display g
"LCD (3/7)" All red g
"LCD (4/7)" All green g
"LCD (5/7)" All blue g
"LCD (6/7)" Color bar g
"LCD (7/7)" Checkered pattern g
Device test Device DEVICE OK!NG!CHECK
DSP SDRAM SDRAM Check results indication
Standby check Standby function ECHO, BACK SPIN Turn on the power while holding down two buttons
Standby mode is entered in 1 minute g
SMOOTH ECHO ON Button press l Mode cancellation g
F Factory reset Settings MENUdUTILITY select Select FACTORY RESET in the UTILITY menu Implementation
initialization and execute when ON. g
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3.3 PCB LOCATIONS
" Chassis Section " Control panel Section A
K PNLR ASSY
D USBA ASSY
J PNLL ASSY
B INPUT ASSY (2/2)
T LCDB ASSY
A INPUT ASSY (1/2)

R TAPB ASSY
B
U SW POWER I PNLB ASSY
SUPPLY
C MAIN ASSY Q PADB ASSY
M SPVR ASSY
E HPAMP ASSY
N CRFD ASSY
HPFD L C2FD P O
C1FD C
ASSY ASSY ASSY
S LVMT ASSY
" Bottom view
Note:
The 1 and 2 Assys of C*FD Assys have the same circuitry, parts, and board shapes.
Only printed information is different, because their part numbers and wiring numbers are different.
They are handled similarly in their production management.
Therefore, either 1 or 2 Assy of the respective Assys is assembled in the respective place.
F MCSW G FRVR H HPJK

ASSY ASSY ASSY
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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 (DJM-S11) DWM2749 NSP 1..PANEL ASSY DWM2751
NSP 1..MOTHER ASSY (DJM-S11-SE) DWM2781 2..PNLB ASSY DWX4424
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2..MAIN ASSY (DJM-S11) DWX4415 2..HPJK ASSY DWX4426
2..MAIN ASSY (DJM-S11-SE) DWX4513 2..HPFD ASSY DWX4427
2..TAPB ASSY DWX4433 2..PNLR ASSY DWX4430
NSP 1..PAD ASSY DWM2750 NSP 1..INPUT ASSY DWM2752

2..PADB ASSY DWX4419 2..INPUT ASSY DWX4428
2..C1FD ASSY DWX4416 2..HPAMP ASSY DWX4429
2..C2FD ASSY DWX4417 2..FRVR ASSY DWX4425
2..CRFD ASSY DWX4418 2..PNLL ASSY DWX4431
2..LVMT ASSY DWX4423 2..MCSW ASSY DWX4432

2..LCDB ASSY DWX4420
2..USBA ASSY DWX4421 > 1..SW POWER SUPPLY DWR1548
2..SPVR ASSY DWX4422 F
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CN6701 CN6005
VKN1267 VKN1267
GNDAD 1 7 GNDAD
side
Panel
GNDAD 2 6 GNDAD CN6007 CN6801
VKN1242 VKN1242
GNDAD 3 5 GNDAD
AD_HPLV 4 4 AD_HPLV AD_MASTER 1 1 1 1 BROWSE_A_2
L = 80mm
AD_HPFD 5 3 AD_HPFD AD_TRIM_2 1 0 1 0 BROWSE_B_2
SAME FACE
FFC(7pin)
DDD1978-A
AD_HPMIX 6 2 AD_HPMIX V+3R3AD 9 9 KEY_BROWSE_2
V+3R3AD 7 1 V+3R3AD AD_SEL_2 8 8 MVR_MUTE

F
(DWX4427)
L HPFD ASSY
7 7
side
AD_HI_2 GNDD
DIP HORIZONTAL DIP HORIZONTAL
GNDAD 6 6 GNDAD
Chassis
L = 42mm
GNDD 5 5 AD_HI_2
SAME FACE
DDD1980-A
FFC(11pin)
MVR_MUTE 4 4 AD_SEL_2
KEY_BROWSE_2 3 3 V+3R3AD
(DWX4430)
K PNLR ASSY
BROWSE_B_2 2 2 AD_TRIM_2
CN4002 CN6003 BROWSE_A_2 1 1 AD_MASTER
VKN1435 VKN1291
R
DIP VERTICAL DIP VERTICAL
GNDD 3 1 3 1 GNDD
LED_LEVER_2 3 0 3 0 LED_LEVER_2
impression of the bottom view.
LED_LEVER_1 2 9 2 9 LED_LEVER_1
The panel side is drawn with the
LED_2X_1 2 8 2 8 LED_2X_1
TAPB ASSY
(DWX4433)
LED_4BL_2 2 7 2 7 LED_4BL_2
LED_1/2X_1 2 6 2 6 LED_1/2X_1
LED_1/2X_2 2 5 2 5 LED_1/2X_2
LED_4BL_1 2 4 2 4 LED_4BL_1
LED_2X_2 2 3 2 3 LED_2X_2
GNDD
KEY_BEATL
KEY_TAP
KEY_BEATR
GNDD 2 2 2 2 GNDD
1
3
4
2
GNDD 2 1 2 1 GNDD
CN3901
SMT HORIZONTAL
RKN1045
LCD
M2_xRST 2 0 2 0 M2_xRST
GNDAD 1 9 1 9 GNDAD
DSX1149
P C2FD ASSY
(DWX4417)
AD_PAD8_2 1 8 1 8 AD_PAD8_2
DWX4434
AD_PAD7_2 1 7 1 7 AD_PAD7_2
L = 50mm
SAME FACE
FFC(4pin)
DDD1979-A
Touch Panel
AD_PAD6_2 1 6 1 6 AD_PAD6_2
AD_PAD5_2 1 5 1 5 AD_PAD5_2
GNDAD
AD_C2FD
V+3R3AD
L = 70mm
AD_PAD4_2 1 4 1 4 AD_PAD4_2
SAME FACE
DDD1701-A
3
2
1
4
3
1
FFC(31pin)
AD_PAD3_2 1 3 1 3 AD_PAD3_2
CN4701
CN4003
SMT VERTICAL
AKM1274
RKN1045
AD_PAD2_2 1 2 1 2 AD_PAD2_2 2
4
3
1
GNDD
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
AD_PAD1_2 1 1 1 1 AD_PAD1_2
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
CN5503
CN5502
CKS6625
CKS6644
KEY_TAP
YT
XL
YB
XR
SMT HORIZONTAL
V+3R3AD 1 0 1 0 V+3R3AD
36 R0
R1
R2
R3
R4
R5
R6
R7
G0
G1
G2
G3
G4
G5
G6
G7
B0
B1
B2
B3
B4
B5
B6
B7
DE
NC
NC
NC
KEY_BEATL
KEY_BEATR
38 GND
37 VDD
GND
CLK
GND
40 LEDK
39 LEDA
DISP
SHLR
UPDN
AD_PAD8_1 9 9 AD_PAD8_1
SMT HORIZONTAL
SMT HORIZONTAL
CN4901 CN4004 AD_PAD7_1 8 8 AD_PAD7_1

VKN1427 VKN1427
AD_PAD6_1 7 7 AD_PAD6_1
HSYNC (IPU)
VSYNC (IPU)
GNDLED 1 2 3 GNDLED AD_PAD5_1 6 6 AD_PAD5_1

CN5501
LED27 2 2 2 LED27 AD_PAD4_1 5 5 AD_PAD4_1 CKS6646
LED26 3 2 1 LED26 AD_PAD3_1 4 4 AD_PAD3_1 1 GNDD

T
2 GNDD
LED25 4 2 0 LED25 AD_PAD2_1 3 3 AD_PAD2_1 3 YT/TP_xINT
E
4 GNDD
LED24 5 1 9 LED24 AD_PAD1_1 2 2 AD_PAD1_1 5 XL/TP_SDA
6 GNDD
4. BLOCK DIAGRAM
LED23 6 1 8 LED23 GNDAD 1 1 GNDAD 7 YB/TP_SCL

8 GNDD
GNDLED 7 1 7 GNDLED 9 XR
SMT VERTICAL DIP HORIZONTAL 10 GNDD
LED22 8 1 6 LED22 11 GNDD
12 BL_A
LED21 9 1 5 LED21 CN4001 CN6004 13 BL_A
VKN1435 VKN1291 14 GNDD_LCD
LED20 1 0 1 4 LED20 15 V+3R3D_LCD
16 V+3R3D_LCD
LED19 1 1 1 3 LED19 GNDD 3 1 3 1 GNDD 17 LCD_OE
(DWX4418)
18 V+3R3D_LCD
N CRFD ASSY
LED18 1 2 1 2 LED18 V+3R3D 3 0 3 0 V+3R3D 19 LDC_DISP
20 GNDD_LCD
L = 90mm
GNDLED 1 3 1 1 GNDLED M1_M2_xINT 2 9 2 9 M1_M2_xINT 21 LCD_R3
SAME FACE
DDD1975-A
FFC(23pin)
22 GNDD_LCD
GRID3 1 4
GRID2 1 5
1 0 GRID3
9 GRID2 KEY_BEATR 2 7
GNDD 2 8 2 8 GNDD
2 7 KEY_BEATR I ( I 1/5- I 5/5) 23

24
25
LCD_R4
GNDD_LCD
LCD_R5
V+5CRFD
AD_CRFD
GNDAD
26 GNDD_LCD
(DWX4423)
S LVMT ASSY
GRID1 1 6 8 GRID1 KEY_TAP 2 6 2 6 KEY_TAP 27 LCD_R6
3
2
1
28 GNDD_LCD
CN4801
AKM1274
GRID0 1 7 7 GRID0 KEY_BEATL 2 5 2 5 KEY_BEATL 29 LCD_R7
SMT VERTICAL
30 GNDD_LCD
GNDLED 1 8 6 GNDLED GNDD 2 4 2 4 GNDD 31 LCD_G2
32 GNDD_LCD
GNDLED 1 9 5 GNDLED GNDD 2 3 2 3 GNDD 33 LCD_G3
L = 360mm
DDD1976-A
FFC(60pin)
34 GNDD_LCD
0.5mm pitch
GNDLED 2 0 4 GNDLED M1_M2_TXD 2 2 2 2 M1_M2_TXD 35 LCD_G4

REVERSE FACE
36 GNDD_LCD
V+5LED 2 1 3 V+5LED GNDD 2 1 2 1 GNDD 37 LCD_G5
PNLB ASSY (DWX4424)
38 GNDD_LCD
V+5LED 2 2 2 V+5LED M1_M2_SCK 2 0 2 0 M1_M2_SCK 39 LCD_G6
40 GNDD_LCD
V+5LED 2 3 1 V+5LED GNDD 1 9 1 9 GNDD 41 LCD_G7
42 GNDD_LCD
M1_M2_RXD 1 8 1 8 M1_M2_RXD 43 LCD_B3
SMT VERTICAL SMT VERTICAL 44 GNDD_LCD
GNDD 1 7 1 7 GNDD 45 LCD_B4
46 GNDD_LCD
M2_UDM 1 6 1 6 M2_UDM 47 LCD_B5
48 GNDD_LCD
KEY_MUX3 1 5 1 5 KEY_MUX3 49 LCD_B6
50 GNDD_LCD
L = 70mm
KEYSEL_A 1 4 1 4 KEYSEL_A 51 LCD_B7
SAME FACE
DDD1701-A
(DWX4419)
FFC(31pin)
PADB ASSY
52 GNDD_LCD
KEY_MUX2 1 3 1 3 KEY_MUX2 53 LCD_CLK
54 GNDD_LCD
KEYSEL_B 1 2 1 2 KEYSEL_B 55 LCD_HSD
56 GNDD_LCD
KEY_MUX1 1 1 1 1 KEY_MUX1 57 LCD_VSD
58 GNDD_LCD
KEYSEL_C 1 0 1 0 KEYSEL_C 59 LCD_DE
60 GNDD_LCD
9 9
LCDB ASSY (DWX4420)
M1_M2_CTRL M1_M2_CTRL
O C1FD ASSY
(DWX4416)
SMT HORIZONTAL
GNDD 8 8 GNDD
FXON_LED 7 7 FXON_LED
Q ( Q 1/4- Q 4/4)
V+5LED 6 6 V+5LED
GNDLED 5 5 GNDLED
GNDAD
AD_C1FD
V+3R3AD
V+5LED 4 4 V+5LED
3
2
1
GNDLED 3 3 GNDLED
CN4601
SMT VERTICAL
AKM1274
V+5LED 2 2 V+5LED
GNDLED 1 1 GNDLED
D
RED
WHITE
SMT VERTICAL DIP HORIZONTAL
YELLOW
L = 50mm
L = 200mm
L = 125mm
PF03PP-B20
PF03PP4B12
PF03PP2B05
CONNECTOR ASSY
CONNECTOR ASSY
CONNECTOR ASSY
CN6002
RED
CN5201
3
2
1
3
2
1
3
2
1
CKS3856 VKN1275
WHITE
YELLOW
CN6006 CN7701
CN5204
CN5205
CN5203
VKN1242 VKN1242
KM200NA3
GNDLED 1 1 5 GNDLED
KM200NA3Y
KM200NA3R
GNDAD
GNDAD
GNDAD
VRSEL_C 2 1 4 VRSEL_C BROWSE_B_1 1 1 1 BROWSE_B_1
DIP VERTICAL
DIP VERTICAL
DIP VERTICAL
AD_C2FD
V+3R3AD
V+5CRFD
AD_CRFD
AD_C1FD
V+3R3AD
STANDBY_LED 3 1 3 STANDBY_LED BROWSE_A_1 1 0 2 BROWSE_A_1
VRSEL_B 4 1 2 VRSEL_B KEY_BROWSE_1 9 3 KEY_BROWSE_1
KEY_FXON 5 1 1 KEY_FXON GNDD 8 4 GNDD
VRSEL_A 6 1 0 VRSEL_A GNDD 7 5 GNDD

FXON_LED 7 9 FXON_LED GNDAD 6 6 GNDAD
L = 42mm
GNDD 8 8 GNDD AD_HI_1 5 7 AD_HI_1

SAME FACE
DDD1980-A
FFC(11pin)
L = 75mm
V+3R3AD 9 7 V+3R3AD AD_SEL_1 4 8 AD_SEL_1
SAME FACE
DDD1973-A
FFC(15pin)
AD_C2FD 1 0 6 AD_C2FD V+3R3AD 3 9 V+3R3AD
J PNLL ASSY
(DWX4431)
AD_SPVR 1 1 5 AD_SPVR AD_TRIM_1 2 1 0 AD_TRIM_1
AD_C1FD 1 2 4 AD_C1FD AD_BOOTH 1 1 1 AD_BOOTH
AD_MUX0 1 3 3 AD_MUX0
AD_CRFD 1 4 2 AD_CRFD
MVR_MUTE
AM_OFF
AM_M1_CTRL
xMUTE
xAC_OFF
FAULT_DET
GNDD
V+3R3E
V+3R3D
(DWX4422)
M SPVR ASSY
GNDAD 1 5 1 GNDAD
GNDAD 9
VRSEL_A 8
VRSEL_B 7
VRSEL_C 6
GNDAD 5
GNDAD 4
GNDAD 3
AD_MUX0 2
V+3R3AD 1
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
GNDAD 1 1
V+5CRFD 1 0
GNDLED 3 9
GNDLED 3 8
GNDLED 3 7
V+5LED 3 6
V+5LED 3 5
V+5LED 3 4
GNDD 3 3
KEY_PWRSW 3 2
GNDD 3 1
M1_DSP_xINT 3 0
GNDD 2 9
M1_DSP_TXD 2 8
GNDD 2 7
M1_DSP_RXD 2 6
GNDD 2 5
M1_DSP_SCK 2 4
GNDD 2 3
AM_M1_MISO 2 2
GNDD 2 1
AM_M1_MOSI 2 0
GNDD 1 9
AM_M1_SCK 1 8
GNDD 1 7
AM_M1_xINT 1 6
GNDD 1 5
PWR_CONT2 1 4
GNDD 1 3
PWR_CONT1 1 2
GNDD 1 1
M1_DSP_CTRL 1 0
CN5202
CN6001
DIP HORIZONTAL
SMT VERTICAL
CKS3852
VKN2098

SHIELDED
L = 280mm
DDA1100-A
L = 200mm
SAME FACE
DDD1700-A
L = 200mm
SAME FACE
DDD1803-A
CONN-CABLE
FFC(11pin)
FFC(39pin)
CN106 CN7001
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
3
2
1
VKN1419 VKN1275
CN104
CN7004
VKN2097
GNDA_MA 1 1 GNDA_MA
KM200NA3L
GNDD
GNDD
1 1 GNDD
1 3 GNDD
1 5 GNDD
1 7 GNDD
1 9 GNDD
2 1 GNDD
2 3 GNDD
2 5 GNDD
2 7 GNDD
2 9 GNDD
3 7 GNDD
GNDAD
GNDAD
GNDAD
GNDAD
GNDAD
3 4 xMUTE
2 2
CN7401
AUXL AUXL
DIP VERTICAL
DIP VERTICAL
VKN1242
GNDLED
GNDLED
GNDLED
V+5LED
V+5LED
V+5LED
3 2 AM_OFF
3 8 V+3R3E
3 9 V+3R3D
MIC_IN
V+5CRFD
VRSEL_A
VRSEL_B
VRSEL_C
1 0 AD_MUX0
1 1 V+3R3AD
3 5 xAC_OFF
DIP HORIZONTAL
3 3
3 1 MVR_MUTE
GNDA_MIC
GNDA_MIC
GNDA_MA GNDA_MA
KEY_PWRSW
2 2 AM_M1_SCK
2 6 PWR_CONT2
2 8 PWR_CONT1
3 6 FAULT_DET
1 2 M1_DSP_TXD
1 4 M1_DSP_RXD
1 6 M1_DSP_SCK
1 8 AM_M1_MISO
2 0 AM_M1_MOSI
2 4 AM_M1_xINT
3 3 AM_M1_CTRL
GNDA_MA 4 4 GNDA_MA
1 0 M1_DSP_xINT
3 0 M1_DSP_CTRL
C
JP7801 CN7403 GNDA_MA 5 5 GNDA_MA
PF03PG-B10 KM200NA3
CN7404 CN103 AUXR 6 6 AUXR
VKN1254 VKN1427
F
GNDD 1 1 GNDD GNDA_MA 7 7 GNDA_MA
MIC_SW 2 2 MIC_SW CH1REV_SW 2 3 2 3 CH1REV_SW MIC_IN_TRG 8 8 MIC_IN_TRG
GNDD 3 3 GNDD CH2REV_SW 2 2 2 2 CH2REV_SW GNDA_CH1 9 9 GNDA_CH1

L = 75mm
JA7351
SAME FACE
DDD1973-A
DKB1122
MIC_SW 2 1 2 1 MIC_SW CH1_L+ 1 0 1 0 CH1_L+

FFC(15pin)
AUX
R
L
DIP BOARD IN DIP VERTICAL

CN105
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
GNDD 2 0 2 0 GNDD GNDA_CH1 1 1 1 1 GNDA_CH1

10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
CKS6543
(DWX4432)
V+5CRFD 1 9 1 9 V+5CRFD(V+5HP) CH1_L2.5V 1 2 1 2 CH1_L2.5V
XR
L = 100mm
MCSW ASSY
PF03PG-B10
GNDD
SMT VERTICAL
BL_A
BL_A
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDD
GNDAD2 1 8 1 8 GNDAD2(GNDD) GNDA_CH1 1 3 1 3 GNDA_CH1

LCD_G7
LCD_B3
LCD_DE
LCD_B7
LCD_B6
LCD_B5
LCD_B4
LCD_G6
LCD_G5
LCD_G4
LCD_G3
LCD_G2
LCD_R7
LCD_R6
LCD_R5
LCD_R4
LCD_R3
LCD_OE
GNDAD2 1 7 1 7 GNDAD2(GNDD) CH1_L- 1 4 1 4 CH1_L-

LCD_VSD
LCD_HSD
LCD_CLK
CONNECTOR ASSY
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
LDC_DISP
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
GNDD_LCD
JA7301
YB/TP_SCL
XL/TP_SDA
LED_MIC 1 6 1 6 LED_MIC GNDA_CH1 1 5 1 5 GNDA_CH1

MIC
DKB1124
V+3R3D_LCD
YT/TP_xINT
V+3R3D_LCD
V+3R3D_LCD
GNDLED 1 5 1 5 GNDLED
GNDLED 1 4 1 4 GNDLED
GNDA 1 3 1 3 GNDA CN107 CN7002

VKN1433 VKN1289
MIC_ADC 1 2 1 2 MIC_ADC
3
2
1
(DWX4429)
GNDA 1 1 1 1 GNDA GNDA_CH1 1 1 GNDA_CH1

CN7602
L = 65mm
JA7101
HPAMP ASSY
GNDA 1 0 1 0 GNDA CH1_R+ 2 2 CH1_R+

SAME FACE
DDD1694-A
CH1
E ( E 1/2- E 2/2)
DKB1090
KM200NA3L
FFC(23pin)
GNDD_HP 9 9 GNDD_HP GNDA_CH1 3 3 GNDA_CH1

MIC_IN
R
L
DIP HORIZONTAL
8 8 4 4
GNDA_MIC
GNDA_MIC
CN7603 CN7408 HP_L HP_L CH1_R2.5V CH1_R2.5V

A
KM200NA3L KM200NA3
JA1601
GNDD_HP 7 7 GNDD_HP GNDA_CH1 5 5 GNDA_CH1

DKN1237
USBB
GNDA_MIC 1 1 GNDA_MIC GNDD_HP 6 6 GNDD_HP CH1_R- 6 6 CH1_R-

-
-
MIC_OUT 2 2 MIC_OUT GNDD_HP 5 5 GNDD_HP GNDA_CH1 7 7 GNDA_CH1

JA7201
GNDA_MIC 3 3 GNDA_MIC HP_R 4 4 HP_R SEL_CH1 8 8 SEL_CH1

CH2
DKB1090
GNDD_HP 3 3 GNDD_HP GNDD 9 9 GNDD

B

ASSY
R
L
JA1602
HP_MUTE 2 2 HP_MUTE GNDD 1 0 1 0 GNDD

DKN1237
USBB
L = 50mm
CN7604 CN7402 GNDD_HP 1 1 GNDD_HP GNDD 1 1 1 1 GNDD

CONNECTOR
KM200NA3L KM200NA3
PF03PP-B05
SEL_CH2 1 2 1 2 SEL_CH2
DIP VERTICAL SMT VERTICAL
CH1REV_SW 1 1 CH1REV_SW GNDA_CH2 1 3 1 3 GNDA_CH2
GNDD 2 2 GNDD CH2_L+ 1 4 1 4 CH2_L+

L
JA3601
CH2REV_SW 3 3 CH2REV_SW GNDA_CH2 1 5 1 5 GNDA_CH2

DKN1669
L = 90mm
CN7407 CN102 CH2_L2.5V 1 6 1 6 CH2_L2.5V

SAME FACE
DDD1974-A
KM200NA6 AKM1277
FFC(29pin)

ASSY
GNDA_CH2 1 7 1 7 GNDA_CH2
L = 75mm
CN7601 CN7405 V+15A 6 6 V+15A CH2_L- 1 8 1 8 CH2_L-

BOOTH
(DWX4428)
CONNECTOR
VKN1852 VKN1824
PF03PP-B07
R
JA3602
V-15A 5 5 V-15A GNDA_CH2 1 9 1 9 GNDA_CH2

DKN1669
A ( A 1/5- A 5/5)
C ( C 1/16- C 16/16)
GNDAD 1 9 GNDAD GNDA 4 4 GNDA GNDA_CH2 2 0 2 0 GNDA_CH2

(DWX4425)
G FRVR ASSY
AD_MUX0 2 8 AD_MUX0 GNDD_HP 3 3 GNDD_HP GNDA_CH2 2 1 2 1 GNDA_CH2

INPUT ASSY (1/2)
GNDAD 3 7 GNDAD V+7R5HP 2 2 V+7R5HP CH2_R+ 2 2 2 2 CH2_R+

B
V+3R3AD 4 6 V+3R3AD V-7R5HP 1 1 V-7R5HP GNDA_CH2 2 3 2 3 GNDA_CH2
L
JA3401
AD_MUX_SEL_C 5 5 AD_MUX_SEL_C CH2_R2.5V 2 4 2 4 CH2_R2.5V

DKB1093
DIP VERTICAL SMT VERTICAL

L = 80mm
6 4
WHITE
LED_MIC LED_MIC GNDA_CH2 2 5 2 5 GNDA_CH2

SAME FACE
FFC(9pin)
DDD1702-A
GNDD
KEY_PWR_SW
GNDD
AD_MUX_SEL_B 7 3 AD_MUX_SEL_B CH2_R- 2 6 2 6 CH2_R-

L = 50mm
1
2
3
PF06PP-D05
GNDLED 8 2 GNDLED GNDA_CH2 2 7 2 7 GNDA_CH2

JP7001_1
PF03GG-B05
DIP BOARD IN
AD_MUX_SEL_A 9 1 AD_MUX_SEL_A GNDD 2 8 2 8 GNDD

CONNECTOR ASSY
KEY_PWR_SW 2 9 2 9 KEY_PWR_SW
DIP HORIZONTAL DIP VERTICAL
CN101
MASTER1
DKN1666 SMT VERTICAL DIP HORIZONTAL

L = 50mm
R
JA3402
PF03GG-B05
DKB1093
1 V+12 CN108 CN7003

HP_ML
HP_PL
GNDD_HP
HP_PR
HP_MR
AKM1278 KM200NA7L
2 V+12
CONNECTOR ASSY
5
4
3
2
1
3 V+12LED V-15A 1 1 V-15A

CN7406
KM200NA5
DIP VERTICAL
4 V+12A V-15A 2 2 V-15A

1
2
3
5 V+12E 3 3
WHITE
GNDA GNDA
JP7001
MAIN ASSY (DJM-S11) (DWX4415)
6 GND_LED V+12A 4 4 V+12A

L = 75mm
GNDD
GNDD
PF03GG-B05
JA3403
PF07PP-D07
7 GNDD GNDA 5 5 GNDA

DIP BOARD IN
DKB1120
L R
8 GNDD V+15A 6 6 V+15A

CONNECTOR ASSY
KEY_PWR_SW
9 GNDA V+15A 7 7 V+15A

(DWX4428)
MASTER2
MAIN ASSY (DJM-S11-SE) (DWX4513)
JP6601 1 0 SMPS_STBY
(POWER SW)
PF05PG-D07 SMT VERTICAL DIP HORIZONTAL

L = 75mm
PF05PG-D07
SMT VERTICAL
HP_ML 5
B INPUT ASSY (2/2)
CONNECTOR ASSY
HP_PL 4
3 CN5701
GNDD_HP CN109
AKM1281 AKM1296
HP_PR 2 CN2 CN1
U
B10B-EH B2P3-VH
HP_MR 1 GNDD 1 1 GNDD
N
WHITE
1 0 standby NEUTRAL 1 AC INLET ASSY , DKP3984- USB_A1_DP 2 2 USB_A1_DP
DIP BOARD IN
H HPJK ASSY
(DWX4426)
9 GND LIVE 3 LIVE/NEUTRAL 140mm , EARTH 63mm USB_A1_DM 3 3 USB_A1_DM

JA5701
L
DKB1129
USBA
YELLOW
!
8 GND V+5VBUS_A1 4 4 V+5VBUS_A1

DECK1
DIP VERTICAL
L = 75mm
7 5 5
!
GND GNDD GNDD

DDA1075-A
(DWR1548)
6 GND GNDD 6 6 GNDD

/JXJ
The > mark found on some component parts indicates the importance of the safety factor of the part.
/XJCN
5 V+12E USB_A2_DM 7 7 USB_A2_DM

/LSYXJ
/UXJCB
4 V+12A USB_A2_DP 8 8 USB_A2_DP

L = 183mm
DDC1025-A
JA5702
USBA
(DWX4421)
DKB1129
D USBA ASSY
SPHD(10pin)
SHIELDED CONN-CABLE
DECK2
3 V+12 V+5VBUS_A2 9 9 V+5VBUS_A2

JA6601
JA6602
DKN1669-
2 V+12 GNDD 1 0 1 0 GNDD

XKN3017-
PHONES
1 V+12
When ordering service parts, be sure to refer to "EXPLODED VIEWS and PARTS LIST" or "PCB PARTS LIST".
SW POWER SUPPLY
SMT VERTICAL SMT HORIZONTAL

DIP VERTICAL
DDG1114-
DDG1110-
ADG1244-
DDG1108-
AC POWER CORD
4.1 OVERALL WIRING DIAGRAM

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

Digital Digital (serial) Digital (parallel) Digital (AUDIO) Digital (USB2.0) Analog Analog (AUDIO) Reset CLK, X'tal
Q PADB
MULTIPLEXER
IC4201,IC4202,IC4203
TC74HC151AF
I PNLB ASSY Q PADB ASSY
A
CRYSTAL UNIT
ASSY X6101
OSC
KEYSEL* CRYSTAL UNIT
OSC
MULTIPLEXER DSS1149 X4101
IC6201 KEY_MUX*
16.000 MHz BSS1146
GPIO
TC74HC151AF
KEY/SW 16.000 MHz
KEY*
RESET
RESET IC
RESET
KEY_BROWSE* IC6101 GRID*
PST8430N
CN6003 CN4002 PAD UCOM Tr. Buf.
GPIO
LED*
TIMERA
M2_xRST
BROWSE IC4101 LED* LED
BROWSE_*
M16C
GPIO
GPIO
R5F364AENFA- UO
M2_UDM
PHOTO INTERRUPTER
PC6201,PC6202, KEY_LVR*
LEVER PC6203,PC6204
GPIO
GP1S094HCZ0F
VRSEL* M1_M2_* (SPI)
SI5
SI7
MULTIPLEXER
IC6301,IC6302 CN6004 CN4001
TC74HC4051AF AD*
VR PANEL UCOM
AD*
IC6102
SI0
K PNLR COMPARATOR
IC6801
MVR_MUTE M16C
ASSY AD_MASTER
NJM2903M R5F364AENFA- UO
[EUP]
AD_PAD*
PAD
LED_STBY_xON/OFF
AD
O C1FD ASSY
AD_C*FD
CH FADER
P C2FD ASSY PWR_CONT1
Power
PWR_CONT2 Circuit
GPIO
HALL IC
N CRFD ASSY CROSS
FADER
IC4801,IC4802
EQ-730L
AD_CRFD
FAULT_DET
IC4803 AD* Voltage Monitoring
NJM12904V xAC_OFF
Circuit
xMUTE
G FRVR ASSY B
GPIO
KEY_PWRSW AM_OFF
MULTIPLEXER
VR/SW IC7601 SI1
TC74HC4051AF
CN6001
B INPUT ASSY A INPUT CN104 Mute Drive MASTER_MUTE, BOOTH/HP_MUTE
ASSY Circuit
POWER SW
M1_DSP_* (SPI)
IC1407
8bit bus buffer
PMIC PMIC_xINT
AM_M1* (SPI)
T LCDB ASSY
IC802
TPS65910A31A1RSL
AM_xRST_PMIC
Touch Panel
RESET GPIO McSPI1_0
DSX1149
I2C1
AM_PMIC/TP* (I2C)
AD_TP*
AD
T LCDB ASSY
D USBA ASSY High Side SWITCH
IC411
TPS25221DBV
USB_A1_OC
USB_A1_xEN_AM
CN105 CN5501
LCD_*
LCDIF
RGB565
DKB1129 CN5701 CN109 USB SWITCH A1 SEL_USB_A1_xBA/BB RGB565
BUS Buffer
USB A1 IC1611 USB_A1_xOE IC5501, IC5502,
USB2.0 high speed TS3USB30RSW IC5503
LCD
LCD_DISP 74LCX541FT *3 LCD_DISP DWX4434
USB_A2_OC
High Side SWITCH
LCD_OE
GPIO
C
IC412 USB_A2_xEN_AM
TPS25221DBV V+21BL_CONT
GPIO
SEL_USB_A2_xBA/BB BL_A
BL_CONT0
DKB1129 USB SWITCH A2 USB_A2_xOE Back Light
USB2.0 high speed BL_CONT1
USB A2 IC1612 ControlCircuit
USB_A1_OC_HUB_BA
TS3USB30RSW BL_CONT2
USB_A2_OC_HUB_BA
USB_A1_OC_HUB_BB
USB_A2_OC_HUB_BB
HUB_BA_xRST
DDR_xRST
C MAIN ASSY HUB_BB_xRST
EMIF
DDR_*
16bit
DDR3 SDRAM
IC1201
K4B1G1646I-BYMA
DKN1237 USB HUB BA MAIN UCOM 1Gbit
IC1601
USB1
USB2.0 high speed USB_BA_AM_D*

USB BA TUSB4041IPAP IC801
AM3352
AM3352BZCZA100
I2C2
FLASH ROM
McSPI0_0
AM_HUB/DAC* (I2C)
AM_FLASH_* (SPI) IC1401
W25Q64JVSSIQ
DKN1237 USB HUB BB 64Mbit
IC1602
USB0
USB2.0 high speed USB_BB_AM_D*

USB BB TUSB4041IPAP
CRYSTAL UNIT CRYSTAL UNIT

X1601 X1602 CRYSTAL UNIT
OSC
X1401
G FRVR ASSY CSS1773 CLK_24M_AM

CSS1773
24.000 MHz 24.000 MHz CWX4280
24.000 MHz
SW_*
SW
GPIO
LED_MIC_xOFF/ON
I2C2
AM_HUB/DAC* (I2C)
MIC_TRG_IN_xCONN/NC
LED
BCK_TDM_PCB_AM
D
McASP1
McASP1
BCK_TDM_PCA_AM
McASP0
McASP0
GPIO McSPI1_1 EMIFB
IC1407
8bit bus buffer
DSP_xRST
AM_DSP* (SPI)
HPI_*
16bit
RESET GPIO McSPI0 HPI
ADAT_TDM_PCA_OUT2 ADAT_TDM_PCA_IN1
McASP0
McASP0
ADAT_TDM_PCA_OUT1 ADAT_TDM_PCA_IN2
BCK_TDM_PCA_DSP
ADAT_TDM_PCB_OUT2 ADAT_TDM_PCB_IN1
McASP2
McASP2
ADAT_TDM_PCB_OUT1 ADAT_TDM_PCB_IN2
BCK_TDM_PCB_DSP
McSPI1
CN106
AUDIO DSP
OSC
E
CLK_24M_DSP
CN7001 IC2103 IC1801 SEL_ATT*

GPIO
A INPUT CN7002 CN107 D-Type Flip Flop
SEL_CH1_xLINE/PHONO
TMS320C6747DZKB4@V
ADDA_xRST
ASSY
GPIO
SEL_CH2_xLINE/PHONO
SEL_AUX_x12dB/0dB
BCK/LRCK_I2S
NJM4580MD NJM4580MD NJM4585M
DKB1090 NJM4580MD MUTE DKB1093
ADC DAC
CH1
RELAY IC3001 ADAT_CH1 ADAT_MASTER IC3401 NJM4580MD NJM4580MD NJM4585M MASTER1
LINE/PHONO FET
NJM4580MD CS5381-KZ ES9016K2M
MUTE
NJM4580MD NJM4580MD DSR1023
DKB1090 NJM4580MD
ADC NJM4580MD DKB1120
CH2
RELAY IC3002 ADAT_CH2 MUTE MASTER2
LINE/PHONO FET
CS5381-KZ
NJM4580MD
McASP1
NJM4580MD
NJM4580MD
DKN1669
McASP1
MUTE
DAC NJM4580MD
DKB1124 BOOTH
CN7004 ADAT_BOOTH IC3601
CN7602 CN7603 CN7408 NJM4580MD (TRS)
NJM4580MD
CN103 AK4387ET
ADC MUTE
MIC FET IC3201 ADAT_MIC
DSR1023 AK5358AET
NJM4580MD NJM4565MD
CN7404
MIC TRIM
CN7404 HPJK ASSY
CN103
ADC DKN1669
DAC NJM4580MD NJM4580MD
ATT IC3301 ADAT_AUX
AK5358AET ADAT_HP IC3801 MUTE HEADPHONE
AK4387ET
G FRVR E HPAMP
CRYSTAL UNIT NJM4580MD XKN3017
ASSY HEADPHONE
ASSY X2101 MCK_I2S MCK_DSP MUTE
MINI JACK
ASS7102
EMIFB
DKB1122 NJM4580MD 24.576 MHz
AUX
32bit E H
F
CN7001 CN106
HPAMP ASSY HPJK ASSY
SDRAM SDRAM
IC1811 IC1812
W9812G6KH-6 W9812G6KH-6
128Mbit 128Mbit
DJM-S11 11
5 6 7 8
F
4.3 POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM

12
D USBA ASSY A INPUT ASSY

CN5701 CN7003
4 9 1 2 4 6 7
1
1
V+5VBUS_A1
V+5VBUS_A2
V+12A
V+15A
V-15A
4 9 1 2 4 6 7
CN5501 CN105
C MAIN ASSY CN109 CN108
12 LCD BACKLIGHT 49
13 48
T 15 46
LCDB ASSY 16
V+3R3D_LCD
45
V+3R3A 5 IC606 1 V+5A 3 IC605 1 V+9A 3 IC604 1
18 43
NJM2872BF33 UA78M05IKVURG3 NJM78M09DL1A AC
INLET
MAIN UCOM V+3R8D 3 2 V+3R3A_AVCC 5 1 V+5A
IC802 IC403 IC3402
TPS65910A31A1RSL 3,6,13,23,27, MM3543BH NJM2872BF33
36,41,47
K J
NEUTRAL
V+3R3D 3 IC404 2 V+3R3A_VCCA 5 IC3403 1 V+5A
LIVE
PNLR ASSY PNLL ASSY MM3542BF NJM2872BF33
CN6801 CN7701
2
2
V+1R285D 3 IC405 2 V+3R3A_DVCC 5 IC3404 1 V+5A
3 9
BD9328EFJ NJM2872BF33
V+3R3AD
V+3R3AD
V+3R3CLK 4 IC409 5 LCD BACKLIGHT LCD BACKLIGHT V+21A 11 IC603 18 3 1

NJM3831F33 DRIVE CIRCUIT BD9851EFV
CN1
V+5VBUS_A1 6 1 V+5R16USB 3 2 V+15A 3 1

IC411 IC410 IC601
9 3
TPS25221DBV MM3543BH NJM78M15DL1A
CN6007 CN6006
DJM-S11
CN101 CN2
CN6001 CN104 V+5VBUS_A2 6 1 V-15A 3 2 V-18A
IC412 IC602
V+3R3AD
L6101
V+3R3D
1
V+3R3D
39
TPS25221DBV LM337KVUG3 1 V+12D 1 U
V+3R3E
2 2 SW POWER
2 38 V+5HP 4 5 V+7R5HP 11 18 V+5LED 5 1 V+5D 3 2 V+12LED
IC609
NJM2831F05
IC608
BD9851EFV
IC407
BD2232G-G
IC402
MM3543BH
3 3 SUPPLY
I PNLB ASSY 34
V+5LED
6
4
V+12A
4
35 5
V-7R5HP V+3R3E 5 IC406 1 V+5E 5 IC401 1 V+12E
36 4 5 5
NJM2872BF33 MM1856A50N
CN6005 CN6003 CN6004 CN6002 CN103 CN102
1 10 30 6 4 2 7 19 6 5 2 1
V+5CRFD
V+3R3AD
V+3R3AD
V+7R5HP
V-7R5HP
V+3R3AD
(V+5HP)
V+3R3D
V+5LED
V-15A
V+15A
3
3
7 10 30 6 4 2 9 19 6 5 2 1
CN6701 CN4002 CN4001 CN5201 CN7404 CN7407
O CN4601
V+3R3AD
CN5203 CN5202
V+3R3AD
CN7401
L Q C1FD 1 1 1
V+5CRFD
11
E HPAMP ASSY
HPFD ASSY PADB ASSY ASSY 10 2
CN4004 M CN7405
3 2 1 SPVR ASSY 6
N CN4801 CN5205
V+3R3AD
V+5LED
V+5CRFD
CRFD 3 3
ASSY
21 22 23 4
CN4901 CN7601
R G FRVR ASSY
LVMT ASSY
4
4
P CN4701 CN5204
C2FD 1
V+3R3AD
1
ASSY
5 6 7 8
5. DIAGNOSIS
5.1 POWER ON SEQUENCE
power OFF state
PowerSW ON (or Standby cancellation)
LED indication
start
LCD indication
start
MUTE cancellation
(Start completion) A
Power from here position
Clock
Hardware control signal AC
Software control signal(M1_KEY)
Software control signal(M2_LED) V+12E
software control signal(AM) V+5E V+3R3E
Software control signal(DSP)
16MHz (M1)
57 ms
M1 PWR OFF Normal state
M1_xRST boot state (High speed mode)
LED_STBY_xON/OFF
KEY_PWRSW_xON
+ The standby cancellation press the KEY_FXON button. 1.02 s
PWR_CONT1
V+12D V+12LED
V+5R16USB
V+5D V+5LED
B
V+1R285D
100 ms
PWR_CONT2
V+3R8D
V+3R3D V+3R3USB
20 ms
M2
M2_xRST boot
16MHz (M2)
PWRHOLD
AM3352 power
(PMIC 11 power)
24MHz (AM/DSP)
V+1R1USB C
17 ms
AM_xRST AM boot
30 ms
DDR_xRST
Trigger : V+3R3AM_I02 (UP)
V+3R3CLK
24.576MHz
(MCK)
V+12A
V+9A
V+5A V+3R3A
V+21A
V+15A
V-18A
V-15A
V+7R5HP
V+5HP V+5CRFD
V-7R5HP
D
6.3 s
LCD_OE
0 ms
LCD_DISP
0 ms
9MHz
(LCD_CLK)
0 ms
LCD DATA
250 ms
V+21BL_CONT
V+21BL
6.2 s
USB_A1_xOE
USB_A2_xOE
1 ms
HUB_BA_xRST USB HUB
HUB_BB_xRST register setting
24MHz
(USB HUB)
E
USB_A1_EN
USB_A2_EN
V+5VBUS_A1
V+5VBUS_A2
USB_A1_OC VBUS current monitoring

USB_A2_OC
7.21 s
AM_DSP_xOE
4.7 s
6s
D810
DSP_xRST boot
4.7 s
BCK
LRCK
5s
ADDA_xRST
12 ms
AM_M1_CTRL
9 ms
Mode check
AM_xOFF monitoring start
AM_xOFF
11 s (at sift to Standby) 4.6 s
xMUTE
F
MUTE
(MVR_MUTE=HI)
1000ms
Voltage monitoring start
FAULT DET
AC monitoring start
xAC_OFF
DJM-S11 13
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
5.2 MATRIX INFORMATION
A SW/VR (KEY/AD)
g DIRECT KEY
Control UCOM: PANEL UCOM
KEY Select
IC Port No 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Multiplexer KEYSEL_C 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1
SW KEYSEL_B 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1
Signal KEYSEL_A 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1
KEY_MUX0 SHIFT - 2X_2 AUTO LOOP_2 1/2X_2 1/2X_1 AUTO LOOP_1 2X_1
Multiplexer
KEY_MUX1 FLANGER BACK SPIN ECHO REVERB VINYL BRAKE PARAMETER c_1 PARAMETER d_1 PHASER
KEY OUTPUT
Signal KEY_MUX2 SAMPLER_1 SAVED LOOP_1 ROLL_1 HOT CUE_1 HOT CUE_2 ROLL_2 SAVED LOOP_2 SAMPLER_2
KEY_MUX3 FX2-1 FX1-1 PARAMETER c_2 PARAMETER d_2 FX2-3 FX1-3 FX1-2 FX2-2
g DIRECT KEY
FX LEVER a_1 FX LEVER b_1 FX LEVER a_2 FX LEVER b_2 BEAT c TAP BEAT?
B
BROWSE ENC_A_1 BROWSE ENC_B_1 BROWSE ENC_B_2 BROWSE ENC_B_2 POWER SW SMOOTH ECHO
BACK_1 LOAD_1 BROWSE_1 BROWSE_2 BACK_2 LOAD_2
Control UCOM: MAIN UCOM

MIC ON/OFF CH1 REVERSE CH2 REVERSE
g MULTIPLEXER AD
VR Select
IC Port No 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Multiplexer VRSEL_C 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1
SW VRSEL_B 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1
Signal VRSEL_A 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1
Multiplexer AD_MUX0 MIC LOW AUX LEVEL CH1 CURVE CH2 CURVE MIC HI CROSS CURVE MIC ECHO ECHO ON/CROSS REVERSE
AD OUTPUT AD_MUX1 - LEVEL/DEPTH MID_1 SAMPLER VOL INPUT SELECT_1 BOOTH LEVEL HI_1 TRIM_1
Signal AD_MUX2 HP LEVEL HP MIX MID_2 HP FD MASTER LEVEL INPUT SELECT_2 TRIM_2 HI_2
C
g DIRECT AD
PAD1_1 PAD2_1 PAD3_1 PAD4_1 PAD1_2 PAD2_2 PAD3_2 PAD4_2
PAD5_1 PAD6_1 PAD7_1 PAD8_1 PAD5_2 PAD6_2 PAD7_2 PAD8_2
LOW_1 FILTER_1 LOW_2 FILTER_2 CH1 FADER CH2 FADER CROSS FADER

TOUCH PANEL
XL XR YT YB
g LED MATRIX
Control UCOM: PAD UCOM
GRID0 GRID1 GRID2 GRID3
LED0 HOT CUE_1 ROLL_1 SAVED LOOP_1 SAMPLER_1
D LED2 HOT CUE_1 ROLL_1 SAVED LOOP_1 SAMPLER_1
LED3 PAD1_1 PAD2_1 PAD3_1 PAD4_1
LED18 CLIP LEFT - CLIP RIGHT -
LED19 CH1 12 MASTER L 12 MASTER R 12 CH2 12
E LED20 CH1 9 MASTER L 9 MASTER R 9 CH2 9

LED24 CH1 -3 MASTER L -3 MASTER R -3 CH2 -3
g DIRECT LED
Control UCOM: PAD UCOM
2X_2 AUTO LOOP_2 1/2X_2 1/2X_1 AUTO LOOP_1 2X_1
ECHO BACK SPIN FLANGER FX1-1 FX1-2 FX1-3
REVERB VINYL BRAKE PHASER FX2-1 FX2-2 FX2-3
PARAMETER c_2 PARAMETER d_2 FX LEVER_1 FX LEVER_2 PARAMETER c_1 PARAMETER d_1
SMOOTH ECHO

F SMOOTH ECHO

MIC
14 DJM-S11
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
5.3 TROUBLESHOOTING
This troubleshooting can be traced from the symptoms of the failure. A

For the relationship between the power systems of each part, refer to "4.3 POWER BLOCK DIAGRAM".
If the product's firmware was updated prior to starting the diagnostics, confirm that it has been successfully updated.
If the update is not done correctly, refer to "8.2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE" to update.
Contents
[0] Prior Confirmation [4] USB connection
[0-1] Confirmation in Test mode [4-1] It does not recognize USB terminal (USB Type-B)
[0-2] Confirmation of internal wire (DVS trouble)
[1] Startup trouble [4-2] It does not recognize CDJ/CONTROLLER terminal
[1-1] It doesn't power on (USB Type-A)
[2] Indication trouble [5] AUDIO OUTPUT
[2-1] LED does not light on [5-1] There is no sound from MASTER1/MASTER2 B
[2-2] LEDs light on abnormally [5-2] There is no sound from BOOTH
[2-3] LCD doesn't display anything [5-3] There is no sound from PHONES
[2-4] LCD color tone is incorrect [6] AUDIO INPUT
[3] Operation trouble [6-1] There is no sound input from LINE and PHONO
[3-1] Tact switch / BROWSE knob presses are not working [6-2] There is no sound input from MIC
[3-2] Effect lever is not working [6-3] There is no sound input from AUX
[3-3] MIC switch / Channel fader REVERSE switch are not working
[3-4] The rotation of BROWSE knob is not working
[3-5] Rotary volume / Slide volume are not working
[3-6] The movement of Crossfader is incorrect
[3-7] MIC ECHO switch / Crossfader REVERSE switch are not working
[3-8] Input selector switch is not working
[3-9] Performance pad is not working
[3-10] Touch panel is not working C
[0] Prior Confirmation

[0-1] Confirmation in Test mode
No. Cause Diagnostics Point Item to be Confirmed Corrective Action Reference
1 — Test mode Check for defects. If defects are found, refer to the appropriate 6.1 TEST MODE
section in this section.
[0-2] Confirmation of internal wire

1 Disconnection, Relevant part Confirm that all the wires are securely Securely connect the wires. If a wire is broken, 4.1 OVERALL
breakage, or connected. And, confirm that there is no replace it. WIRING
loose connection breakage in the wires. + If FFC is removed, check the silk on the board DIAGRAM
of internal wires and install it carefully, taking care to orient it.
DJM-S11 15
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
A [1] Startup trouble

[1-1] It doesn't power on
If it does not start up when you press the power switch
If the LED on SMOOTH ECHO ON button is flashing, refer to "5.4 DETECTION OF ABNORMAL POWER-SUPPLY VOLTAGES".
1 SW POWER SW POWER SUPPLY Confirm the power of V+12E(12V). Disconnect the power cord from the product and SW POWER SUPPLY
SUPPLY has remove Crimp Connector that connects SW CN2 pin 3
defect POWER SUPPLY and MAIN Assy. Connect the (MAIN Assy
power cord to the product and confirm V+12E. CN101 pin 5)
! If V+12E has no problems, connect Crimp 1
Connector and then recheck the voltage of V+12E.
If the voltage is normal, go to No.2.
If it is abnormal, it may have a short circuit in
B MAIN Assy. Check for the status of soldering and
replace it.
! If V+12E is not 12 V, SW POWER SUPPLY
may have a defect. Replace it.
2 Power defect MAIN Assy Confirm the power of V+5E(5V). ! If V+5E is 5 V, go to No.3 MAIN Assy
! If it is not 5 V, REG IC(IC401) has defect, or it TP V+5E
may have a short circuit in MAIN Assy. Confirm 5
for a short circuit in MAIN Assy and replace
IC401 if there is no problem.
3 Power defect MAIN Assy Confirm the power of V+3R3E(3.3V). ! If V+3R3E is 3.3 V, go to No.4 MAIN Assy
! If it is not 3.3 V, REG IC(IC406) has defect, or it TP V+3R3E
may have a short circuit in MAIN Assy. Confirm 6
for a short circuit in MAIN Assy and replace
C IC406 if there is no problem.
4 RESET signal PNLB Assy Confirm M1_xRST signal. ! If M1_xRST is 3.3 V, go to No.5 PNLB Assy
has defect ! If it is not 3.3 V, the circuit block of RESET IC TP M1_xRST
(IC6101) may have defect. Check for the status
of soldering and replace it.
5 16MHz CLK is PNLB Assy Confirm the clock signal (16 MHz). ! If the oscillation waveform is normal, go to No.6 PNLB Assy
abnormal ! If it is not normal, the circuit block of the crystal X6101
(X6101) may have defect. Check for the status
of soldering and replace it.
6 Switch signal PNLB Assy Confirm KEY_PWRSW signal. Press the power switch to turn it on. PNLB Assy
has defect ! If KEY_PWRSW is 0 V, go to No.7 TP KEY_PWRSW
! If it is not 0 V, there may be a wire disconnection
in the pattern. Check for wire disconnection in the
D pattern of the path from INPUT Assy.
7 PANEL UCOM PNLB Assy The problem has not improved until the above. PANEL UCOM(IC6102) may be defective. —
(IC6102) has
defect
[2] Indication trouble

[2-1] LED does not light on
E
1 Wire connection Around the defective Check the forward voltage at both ends of If an abnormality is found, it may be a defective —
defect / Parts LED the LED. The voltage is about 3.0 V in blue the signal line around LED, the LED current
defect and about 2.2 V in other colors. limiting resistors, LED controlling transistor, LED,
Referring to "5.2 MATRIX INFORMATION", or Microcomputer.
if all LEDs in the matrix-controlled LEDs
that are controlled by a common row (LED*)
or column (GRID*) are not lights on, LED
Controlling Transistor and its control signals
(LED*, GRID*) shall be checked on a priority
basis for anomalies.
16 DJM-S11
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
[2-2] LEDs light on abnormally A

1 Wire connection Around the defective Confirm that the signal line of the LED that The cause may be a short circuit due to solder bridges —
defect / Parts LED is abnormally lighted is not shorted to any or other factors around the connector and in close
defect other signal line. proximity to adjacent patterns, such as chip transistors.
[2-3] LCD doesn't display anything

1 Backlight power MAIN Assy Confirm the voltage of the backlight power. The normal voltage is about 21 V when the brightness —
have defect LCDB Assy setting is at its maximum. If it is abnormal, the cause B
may be a defective signal line, FFC, connector, or LCD
backlight circuit.
2 Wire connection MAIN Assy Confirm each control signal (LCD_*) in LCD. If the waveforms do not conform to the waveforms 10.46 WAVEFORMS
defect / Parts LCDB Assy shown in the reference, the cause may be a
defect defective signal line, FFC, connector or resistor.
3 MAIN UCOM MAIN Assy The problem has not improved until the above. Communication failure of MAIN UCOM (IC801) —
(IC801) has defect or PMIC (IC802) or both.
[2-4] LCD color tone is incorrect

No. Cause Diagnostics Point Item to be Confirmed Corrective Action Reference C
1 Wire connection MAIN Assy Confirm each control signal (LCD_R*, When displayed in white in the Test mode, it is normal 6.1 TEST MODE
defect / Parts LCDB Assy LCD_G*, LCD_B*) in LCD. for each signal line to oscillate between Low (about 0 V)
defect and High (about 3.3 V).If it is abnormal, the cause may
be a defective signal line, FFC, connector or resistor.
2 MAIN UCOM MAIN Assy The problem has not improved until the above. MAIN UCOM(IC801) may be defective. —
(IC801) has defect
[3] Operation trouble D

It is possible to check the operation of an actuator other than MIC LEVEL Volume in Test mode.
If MIC LEVEL Volume does not work, refer to [6] AUDIO INPUT.
[3-1] Tact switch / BROWSE knob presses are not working

1 Wire connection PNLL Assy Confirm KEY signal (KEY_*) of the target The normal voltage is Low (about 0 V) when the —
defect / Parts PNLR Assy actuator. If the signal is connected to the switch is on and High (about 3.3 V) when the switch
defect PNLB Assy multiplexer (IC4201, IC4202, IC4203, IC6201), is off. If it is abnormal, the cause may be a defective
PADB Assy confirm KEY signal (KEY_MUX*) after the signal line, FFC, jumper wire, connector, resistor or
TAPB Assy switchover. Tact switch / BROWSE knob.
SPVR Assy
E
(IC6102) has
defect
[3-2] Effect lever is not working

1 Wire connection PNLB Assy Confirm KEY signals (KEY_LVRUP_*, The normal voltage is Low (about 0 V) when the —
defect / Parts KEY_LVRDOWN_*) of the target actuator. lever is ON or LOCK ON and High (about 3.3 V)
defect when it is OFF. If it is abnormal, the cause may
be a defective signal line, FFC, jumper wire,
connector, resistor, transistors or photointerrupter.
F
(IC6102) has
defect
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A [3-3] MIC switch / Channel fader REVERSE switch are not working
1 Wire connection MCSW Assy Confirm KEY signals (MIC_SW or SW_MIC_xON/OFF, The normal voltage is Low (about 0 V) when the —
defect / Parts FRVR Assy CH*REV_SW or SW_CH*REV_xON/OFF) of the switch is ON and High (about 3.3 V) when it is OFF.
defect HPAMP Assy target actuator. If it is abnormal, the cause may be a defective
MAIN Assy signal line, FFC, jumper wire, connector, resistor or
lever switch / slide switch.
(IC801) has defect
B [3-4] The rotation of BROWSE knob is not working

1 Wire connection PNLL Assy Confirm BROWSE knob rotation detection If the signal is abnormal, the cause may be a —
defect / Parts PNLR Assy signal (BROWSE_A_*, BROWSE_B_*). defective signal line, FFC, jumper wire, connector,
defect PNLB Assy resistor or BROWSE knob.
(IC6102) has
defect
[3-5] Rotary volume / Slide volume are not working

C
1 Wire connection PNLL Assy Confirm AD signal (AD_*) of the target If the voltage on the signal line does not change —
defect / Parts PNLR Assy actuator. If the signal is connected to the between about 0 V and about 3.3 V when the
defect PNLB Assy multiplexer (IC6301, IC6302, IC7601), volume is operated from the minimum to maximum
SPVR Assy confirm AD signal (AD_MUX*) after the range of motion, the signal line, FFC, jumper wires,
HPFD Assy switchover. connectors, resistors, multiplexers (IC6301, IC6302,
FRVR Assy IC7601), and volume may be defective. The voltage
C1FD Assy on AD signal line (AD_C1FD, AD_C2FD) of Channel
C2FD Assy fader changes between about 0.3 V and about 3.0 V.
CRFD Assy The voltage on AD signal line (AD_CRFD) of
Crossfader changes between about 0.6 V and about
2.8 V. Refer also to [3-6] if there is something wrong
with the operation of Crossfader.
D 2 PANEL UCOM PNLB Assy The problem has not improved until the above. PANEL UCOM(IC6102) may be defective. —
(IC6102) has
defect
[3-6] The movement of Crossfader is incorrect

1 HALL IC(IC4801, CRFD Assy Confirm the output voltage of HALL IC If the parts are normal, the voltage will increase or —
IC4802) have (IC4801, IC4802). decrease depending on the distance to the magnet
defect mounted on the slider. If it is abnormal, HALL IC
(IC4801, IC4802) may have a defective.
E 2 Op-amp CRFD Assy Confirm the output voltage of Op-amp If the parts are normal, the voltage will increase or —
(IC4803) have (IC4803). decrease between about 0.3 V and about 3.0 V
defect depending on the distance to the magnet mounted
on the slider. If it is abnormal, Op-amp (IC4803)
may have a defective.
3 Calibration Test mode Start the product in Test mode and check to If Crossfader calibration is not performed, the 6.2 CROSSFADER
error see if a warning indication of blue LED flashes while displaying the version in CALIBRATION
"No Crossfader calibration" is shown. Test mode.
4 AUDIO DSP MAIN Assy The problem has not improved until the above. AUDIO DSP(IC1801) may be defective. —
(IC1801) has
defect
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[3-7] MIC ECHO switch / Crossfader REVERSE switch are not working A

1 Wire connection FRVR Assy Confirm AD signal (AD_SW) of the target When the signal is normal, the voltage in the signal —
defect / Parts HPAMP Assy actuator. If the signal is connected to the line will be as follows depending on the position of
defect SPVR Assy multiplexer (IC7601), confirm AD signal MIC ECHO switch and Crossfader REVERSE switch.
PNLB Assy (AD_MUX0) after the switchover.
ECHO REVERSE Voltage
OFF OFF About 0.7 V
OFF ON About 1.0 V
ON OFF About 1.4 V
ON ON About 3.3 V
If the above is not true, the cause may be a defective

signal line, FFC, jumper wire, connector, multiplexers B
(IC7601) or volume.
(IC6102) has
defect
[3-8] Input selector switch is not working

1 Wire connection PNLL Assy Confirm AD signal (AD_SEL_*) of the target When the signal is normal, the voltage in the signal —
defect / Parts PNLR Assy actuator. If the signal is connected to the line will be as follows depending on the position of
defect PNLB Assy multiplexer (IC6301, IC6302), confirm AD Input selector switch. C
signal (AD_MUX*) after the switchover.
Switch Voltage
PC A About 0.67 V
LINE About 1.32 V
PHONO About 1.97 V
PC B About 2.64 V
If the above is not true, the cause may be a defective

signal line, FFC, jumper wire, connector, multiplexers
(IC7601) or volume.
(IC6102) has
defect
D
[3-9] Performance pad is not working

1 Parts defect PADB Assy Confirm that the carbon pattern of the performance If there is dirt, it will cause poor contact and will —
pad and the carbon sheet that come in contact with not work properly. Remove the dirt or, if that is
the carbon pattern are free of dirt. not possible, replace the parts.
2 Wire connection PADB Assy Confirm AD signal (AD_PAD*_*) of the The normal voltage is Low (about 0 V) when the —
defect / Parts PNLB Assy target actuator. switch is ON and High (about 3.3 V) when it is OFF.
defect If it is abnormal, the cause may be a defective
signal line, FFC, jumper wire, connector or resistor.
E
(IC6102) has
defect
[3-10] Touch panel is not working

1 Wire connection LCDB Assy Confirm the four control signals (AD_TP1**) If the signal is normal, the voltage changes, —
defect / Parts MAIN Assy of the touch panel. depending on the position of the touch panel press.
defect If it is abnormal, the cause may be a defective signal
line, FFC, FPC, connector, resistor or touch panel.
F
(IC801) has defect
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A [4] USB connection

[4-1] It does not recognize USB terminal (USB Type-B) (DVS trouble)
0 Prior Confirmation ! A, B, LINE, PHONO ! Check in Test mode that the device's If no problem, go to No.1 Instruction Manual
/TRIM operation is enabled. 6.1 TEST MODE
! Driver Installation ! Check that it is in the correct position.
! Check that the latest drivers are installed on
PC.
1 Parts defect MAIN Assy Confirm that the unit is properly recognized If it is not recognized, update the firmware to the Instruction Manual
when connected to PC/Mac with the USB latest version, just in case. The problem has not
cable. improved, IC1601, IC1602 and surrounding
circuits may be defective. Replace MAIN Assy.
B
[4-2] It does not recognize CDJ/CONTROLLER terminal (USB Type-A)

1 Parts defect / MAIN Assy Check the following voltages when ! If it is confirmed correctly, confirm the peripheral —
Wire connection CN109 connected to the PC. circuit of IC1611 and IC1612, and repair the
defect pin 4 [VBUS power] defective soldering if found.
(V+5VBUS_A1) V+5VBUS_A1, V+5VBUS_A2 The problem has not improved, IC1601, IC1602
pin 2, 3 (5 V) and surrounding circuits may be defective.
(USB_A1_DP/USB_A1_DM) [Data line] Replace MAIN Assy.
pin 9 USB_A1_DP, USB_A1_DM, USB_A2_DP, ! If not confirmed, the wires or USBA Assy may
(V+5VBUS_A2) USB_A2_DM be defective. Replace its.
C pin 7, 8 (It is not fixing to 0 V)
(USB_A2_DP/USB_A2_DM)
[5] AUDIO OUTPUT

[5-1] There is no sound from MASTER1/MASTER2
1 Output MASTER1 Check the terminals where no sound is ! If all connectors do not output, go to No.2. —
Confirmation MASTER2 output. ! If only MASTER1 do not output, go to No.5.
! If only MASTER2 do not output, go to No.6.
D
2 Parts defect MAIN Assy [Confirmation of RESET input signal to DAC] ! If the signal is HI, go to No.3. —
IC3401 Confirm that the signal of pin 28 of IC3401 ! If it is LOW, ADDA_xRST_MASTER_BOOTH
pin 28 is HI. circuit may have a soldering defect. Check for the
(ADDA_xRST_MASTER_BOOTH) status of soldering and replace MAIN Assy.
3 Parts defect MAIN Assy [Confirmation of the digital input to DAC] ! If the audio signal is not confirmed, AUDIO DSP —
IC3401 Confirm the audio signal and CLK (except (IC1801) may be defective. Replace MAIN Assy.
pin 7, pin 25, pin 26, for fixed of High or Low) at the diagnostics ! If it is confirmed, go to No.4
pin 27 circuit.
4 Parts defect MAIN Assy [Confirmation of the analog output from DAC] ! If the audio signal is not confirmed, IC3401 and —
IC3405 pin 1, pin 7 Confirm the audio signal (sine wave) at the surrounding circuits may be defective.
IC3406 pin 1, pin 7 diagnostics circuit. Check for the status of soldering and replace it.
(If IC3401 needs to be replaced, replace
E MAIN Assy.)
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No. Cause Diagnostics Point Item to be Confirmed Corrective Action Reference A
5 Parts defect MAIN Assy [Confirmation of the analog output of MASTER1] ! If the audio signal is not confirmed, an analog —
IC3409 pin 1, pin 7 Confirm the audio signal (sine wave) at the circuit before this part may be defective. Check
IC3410 pin 1, pin 7 diagnostics circuit. the soldering of IC3409, IC3410 and
surrounding circuits and replace it.
! If it is confirmed, Q3413, Q3414, Q3415, Q3416
and surrounding circuits may be defective.
Check for the status of soldering and replace it.
6 Parts defect MAIN Assy [Confirmation of the analog output of MASTER2] ! If the audio signal is not confirmed, an analog —
IC3411 pin 1, pin 7 Confirm the audio signal (sine wave) at the circuit before this part may be defective. Check
diagnostics circuit. the soldering of IC3411 and surrounding circuits
and replace it.
! If it is confirmed, Q3417, Q3418 and
surrounding circuits may be defective. Check
B
for the status of soldering and replace it.
[5-2] There is no sound from BOOTH

1 Parts defect MAIN Assy [Confirmation of RESET input signal to DAC] ! If the signal is HI, go to No.2. —
IC3601 Confirm that the signal of pin 5 of IC3601 ! If it is LOW, ADDA_xRST_MASTER _BOOTH
pin 5 is HI. circuit may have a soldering defect. Check for the
(ADDA_xRST_MASTER_BOOTH) status of soldering and replace it.
pin 1, pin 2, pin 3, for fixed of High or Low) at the diagnostics ! If it is confirmed, go to No.3 C
pin 4 circuit.
IC3601 Confirm the audio signal (sine wave) at the surrounding circuits may be defective.
pin 10, pin 11 diagnostics circuit. Check for the status of soldering and replace it.
(BTHL/BTHR)
4 Parts defect MAIN Assy [Confirmation of the analog input before ! If the audio signal is not confirmed, an analog —
IC3602 the Differential Conversion Circuit] circuit before this part may be defective. Check
pin 1, pin 7 Confirm the audio signal (sine wave) at the the soldering of IC3602 and surrounding
diagnostics circuit. circuits and replace it.
5 Parts defect MAIN Assy [Confirmation of the analog output after ! If the audio signal is not confirmed, an analog —
IC3603 pin 1, pin 7 the Differential Conversion Circuit] circuit before this part may be defective. Check
IC3604 pin 1, pin 7 [Confirmation of the analog output from BOOTH] the soldering of IC3603, IC3604 and surrounding
Confirm the audio signal (sine wave) at the circuits and replace it. D
diagnostics circuit. ! If it is confirmed, Q3605, Q3606, Q3607, Q3608
and surrounding circuits may be defective.
Check for the status of soldering and replace it.
[5-3] There is no sound from PHONES

1 Output HP JACK Check the terminals where no sound is ! If all connectors do not output, go to No.2. —
Confirmation mini JACK output. ! If only HP JACK do not output, go to No.6.
! If only mini JACK do not output, go to No.7.
2 Parts defect MAIN Assy [Confirmation of RESET input signal to DAC] ! If the signal is HI, go to No.3. — E
IC3801 Confirm that the signal of pin 5 of IC3801 ! If it is LOW, ADDA_xRST_MIC_HP circuit may
pin 5 is HI. have a soldering defect. Check for the status of
(ADDA_xRST_MIC_HP) soldering and replace it.
pin 1, pin 2, pin 3, for fixed of High or Low) at the diagnostics ! If it is confirmed, go to No.4
pin 4 circuit.
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A No. Cause Diagnostics Point Item to be Confirmed Corrective Action Reference

IC3801 Confirm the audio signal (sine wave) at the surrounding circuits may be defective.
pin 10, pin 11 diagnostics circuit. Check for the status of soldering and replace it.
5 Parts defect MAIN Assy [Confirmation of the analog input before ! If the audio signal is not confirmed, an analog —
IC3802 HP AMP separation] circuit before this part may be defective. Check
pin 1, pin 7 Confirm the audio signal (sine wave) at the the soldering of IC3802 and surrounding
(HP_L/HP_R) diagnostics circuit. circuits and replace it.
6 Parts defect / HPJK Assy [Confirmation of the analog output from HP JACK] ! If the audio signal is not confirmed, HPAMP —
Wire connection JP6601 Confirm the audio signal (sine wave) at the circuit before this part may be defective. Check
defect pin 4, pin 2 diagnostics circuit. the connection of HPAMP Assy and the
(HP_PL/HP_PR) soldering and replace it.
7 Parts defect / HPJK Assy [Confirmation of the analog output from mini JACK] ! If the audio signal is not confirmed, HPAMP —
B
Wire connection JP6601 Confirm the audio signal (sine wave) at the circuit before this part may be defective. Check
defect pin 5, pin 1 diagnostics circuit. the connection of HPAMP Assy and the
(HP_ML/HP_MR) soldering and replace it.
[6] AUDIO INPUT

[6-1] There is no sound input from LINE and PHONO
0 Prior Confirmation ! A, B, LINE, PHONO ! Check in Test mode that the device's ! If CH Level Indicator lights on, OUTPUT may be Instruction Manual
C
/TRIM operation is enabled. defective. Refer to [4] AUDIO OUTPUT. 6.1 TEST MODE
! CH Level Indicator ! Check that it is in the correct position. ! If it does not light on, go to No.1
! Check that CH Level Indicator lights on
when the audio signal is input.
1 Parts defect INPUT Assy [Confirmation of the analog input before ! If the audio signal is not confirmed, an analog —
LINE_L*/R*, the Differential Conversion Circuit] circuit before this part may be defective. Check
PHONO_L*/R* Confirm the audio signal (sine wave) at the the soldering and replace it.
Representative CH1 diagnostics circuit. ! If it is confirmed, go to No.2
2 Parts defect / MAIN Assy [Confirmation of the analog output after ! If the audio signal is not confirmed, INPUT circuit —
Wire connection CH*_L+/L-/R+/R- the Differential Conversion Circuit] and the analog circuit before this part may be
defect Representative CH1 [Confirmation of the analog input before ADC] defective. Check the connection of INPUT Assy
Confirm the audio signal (sine wave) at the and the soldering and replace it.
diagnostics circuit. ! If it is confirmed, go to No.3
D 3 Parts defect MAIN Assy [Confirmation of the analog output after ADC] ! If the audio signal is not confirmed, IC3001, —
IC3001 [Confirmation of the analog input to DSP] IC3002 and surrounding circuits may be
(A/D CONVERTER IC for CH1) Confirm the audio signal (except for fixed defective. Check the following.
IC3002 of High or Low) at the diagnostics circuit. - The soldering status of IC3001, IC3002 and
(A/D CONVERTER IC for CH2) surrounding circuits (V+5A, V+3R3A,
IC1801 CHAD_XRST, MCK_CH*, BCK_CH*, LRCK_CH*)
(AUDIO DSP) If it still is not confirmed, replace the parts.
ADAT_CH* ! If it is confirmed, IC1801 and surrounding
Representative CH1 circuits may be defective. Replace MAIN Assy.
[6-2] There is no sound input from MIC

E No. Cause Diagnostics Point Item to be Confirmed Corrective Action Reference
0 Prior Confirmation ! MIC switch ! Check that it is in the correct position. ! If MASTER level Indicator lights on, OUTPUT Instruction Manual
! MIC LEVEL knob ! Check that MASTER level Indicator lights may be defective. Refer to [4] AUDIO OUTPUT.
! MASTER LEVEL knob on when the audio signal is input. ! If it does not light on, go to No.1
! MASTER level indicator
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No. Cause Diagnostics Point Item to be Confirmed Corrective Action Reference A
1 Parts defect INPUT Assy [Confirmation of the analog input before MIC LEVEL] ! If the audio signal is not confirmed, an analog —
MIC_IN Confirm the audio signal (sine wave) at the circuit before this part may be defective. Check
diagnostics circuit. the soldering and replace it.
! If it is confirmed, go to No.2.
2 Parts defect / HPAMP Assy [Confirmation of the analog output after MIC LEVEL] ! If the audio signal is not confirmed, FRVR circuit —
Wire connection MIC_OUT Confirm the audio signal (sine wave) at the and the analog circuit before this part may be
defect diagnostics circuit. defective. Check the connection of FRVR Assy
and the soldering and replace it.
3 Parts defect / MAIN Assy [Confirmation of the analog input before MIC ADC] ! If the audio signal is not confirmed, HPAMP circuit —
Wire connection MIC_ADC Confirm the audio signal (sine wave) at the and the analog circuit before this part may be
defect diagnostics circuit. defective. Check the connection of HPAMP Assy
and the soldering and replace it. B
4 Parts defect MAIN Assy [Confirmation of the digital output after MIC ADC] ! If the audio signal is not confirmed, IC3201 —
IC3201 [Confirmation of the input to DSP] and surrounding circuits may be defective.
(A/D CONVERTER IC for MIC) Confirm the audio signal (except for fixed Check the following.
IC1801 of High or Low) at the diagnostics circuit. - The soldering status of IC3201 and
(AUDIO DSP) surrounding circuits (V+5A, V+3R3A,
ADAT_MIC ADDA_xRST_MIC_HP, MCK_MIC,
BCK_MIC, LRCK_MIC)
If it still is not confirmed, replace the parts.
! If it is confirmed, IC1801 and surrounding
[6-3] There is no sound input from AUX

0 Prior Confirmation ! AUX LEVEL knob ! Check that it is in the correct position. ! If MASTER level Indicator lights on, OUTPUT Instruction Manual
! MASTER LEVEL knob ! Check that MASTER level Indicator lights may be defective. Refer to [4] AUDIO OUTPUT.
! MASTER level indicator on when the audio signal is input. ! If it does not light on, go to No.1
1 Parts defect / MAIN Assy [Confirmation of the analog input before AUX ADC] ! If the audio signal is not confirmed, INPUT circuit —
Wire connection AUX_L/R Confirm the audio signal (sine wave) at the before this part may be defective. Check the
defect diagnostics circuit. connection of INPUT Assy and the soldering
and replace it.
! If it is confirmed, go to No.2
D
2 Parts defect MAIN Assy [Confirmation of the digital output after AUX ADC] ! If the audio signal is not confirmed, IC3301 —
IC3301 [Confirmation of the input to DSP] and surrounding circuits may be defective.
(A/D CONVERTER IC for AUX) Confirm the audio signal (except for fixed Check the following.
IC1801 of High or Low) at the diagnostics circuit. - The soldering status of IC3301 and
(AUDIO DSP) surrounding circuits (V+5A, V+3R3A,
ADAT_AUX ADDA_xRST_CH_AUX, MCK_AUX,
BCK_AUX, LRCK_AUX)
If it still is not confirmed, replace the parts.
! If it is confirmed, IC1801 and surrounding
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5.4 DETECTION OF ABNORMAL POWER-SUPPLY VOLTAGES
A The PANEL UCOM (IC6102) of this unit always monitors various power voltages, current of the LED power, current of
the LCD backlight power and will shut the unit off immediately after an error is detected.
g Content to be monitored
A voltage abnormality, such as a voltage drop or voltage rise in any of the various power supply ICs in the MAIN Assy is
monitored. And overcurrent of the LED power, LCD backlight power caused by the short-circuit is monitored.
Voltages to be detected
Voltage to be monitored Overvoltage Reduced voltage Voltage to be monitored Overvoltage Reduced voltage
V+3R3A 4.03 V 1.66 V V+1R285D 2.11 V 0.95 V
B
V+3R3A_AVCC 4.03 V 1.66 V V+3R3D 4.24 V 2.78 V
V+3R3A_VCCA 4.03 V 1.66 V V+3R8D 4.70 V –
V+5A 5.82 V 3.78 V V+5D 6.15 V –
V+9A 11.06 V – V+5CRFD 6.15 V –
V+15A – 11.30 V V+7R5HP – 6.02 V
V-15A – -11.86 V V-7R5HP – -5.74 V
V+21A 25.03 V –
g Detection terminals and their terminal voltage

C TP terminal for the FAULT_DET signal in the MAIN Assy or TP terminal of the FAULT_DET input terminal (44 pins) of the
PANEL UCOM (IC6102) in the PNLB Assy
In normal operation : Hi (3.3 V)
When an error is detected : Low (0 V)
g Timing of monitoring start

1000 msec after power on
g Timing upon judgment as a failure

50 msec after an error was detected
D
g LED indication when an error is generated

If an error is detected, the SMOOTH ECHO ON button LED flashes and all other LEDs become unlit.
g Restoration method
If the unit shuts itself off because of error detection, after completing diagnosis unplug the power cord.
Then, plug the power cord in after a while then turn the unit back on.
g Diagnostic procedure
! Check that each power supply IC is not short-circuited to GND.
! Because power voltage monitoring starts about 2 seconds after the unit is turned on, check each power-supply IC before
voltage monitoring starts.
F
! If checking of all power-supply ICs cannot be finished before voltage monitoring starts and the unit shuts itself off, turn the
unit back on, following the procedure described in "Restoration method" above, then continue checking. Repeat this until
checking of all power-supply ICs is completed.
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5.5 CONFIRMATION OF EACH INTERFACE CONNECTION
[1. USB B terminal] A
It is possible to connect the product's USB B terminal to a PC to check

if the communication is working properly.
+ You need to install the driver on PC.
g Confirmation by Device Manager

When you connect the product to PC, the device will be added to
Device Manager. If everything is displayed correctly, it means that the
product and PC are communicating with each other via USB.
The case of Windows10

B
Input with "Device Manager" in the search box of the task bar.
Devices to be added:
! Sound, video and game controllers
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! Universal Serial Bus controllers
USB Composite Device
Generic USB Hub
If you display the device manager on PC, it will be easier to understand

the connection.
C
[2. CDJ/CONTROLLER (USB A) terminal]

It is possible to connect the product's CDJ/CONTROLLER (USB A)
terminal to a PC to check if the communication is working properly.
+ You need to install the driver on PC.
g Confirmation by Device Manager

If you connect CDJ or DJ controller to CDJ/CONTROLLER (USB A)
terminal while the product is connected to the PC, the device will be D
added to the Device Manager. If everything is displayed correctly, it means
that the product and PC are communicating with each other via USB.
The case of Windows10

Input with "Device Manager" in the search box of the task bar.
Devices to be added:
! Sound, video and game controllers
Model number of the connected device (Sample : CDJ-2000NXS2)
Model number of the connected device (Sample : CDJ-2000NXS2)
! Universal Serial Bus controllers
USB Composite Device
E
Generic USB Hub
If you view the device manager on PC, it will be easier to understand

the connection.
+ If you are unable to prepare the device to be connected, you can

check the connection of this terminal in the following way.
When a USB memory stick is connected to CDJ/CONTROLLER
(USB A) terminal while the product is connected to PC, PC will
recognize the USB drive as an additional drive (such as a D drive).
However, the instruction manual says, "Do not connect storage
media (USB memory stick, USB hard drive, etc.) to F
[CDJ/CONTROLLER] terminal".
Never perform this task in front of the user.
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5.6 DVS CONNECTION CONFIRMATION METHOD
A This product can use DVS function with DJ software of Serato DJ Pro and rekordbox. This product is rekordbox Hardware
Unlock device.
This section shows how to check DVS connection at Serato DJ Pro. For more information, see DVS system page of Instruction
Manual or Serato DJ Pro software manual.
If you use rekordbox, see "rekordbox dvs Setup Guide".
g Prior Preparation
! Download the latest version of Serato DJ Pro from Searto DJ website (https://serato.com/dj/pro/downloads) and install it on PC.
! Prepare the product, the multi player to be connected, and the audio cable (analog) for connection.
! Download DVS-specific control signal (Serato Control CD.wav) from serato.com and copy it to a USB stick.
B g Connection method
1 Connect USB A or B terminal on the rear of this product to PC using the supplied USB cable.
2 Connect the output terminal of the multi player to CH1 LINE terminal of this product.
3 Set the input selector switch of CH1 to USB terminal (A or B) connected to PC.
4 Insert the USB flash drive containing DVS-specific control signal to the multi player and play the signal.
g Confirmation procedure of DVS

The setting of Serato DJ Pro
! Click on [SETUP] in Serato DJ Pro, and select [CDJS] in [Audio] tab.
Confirmation of the control signal

! Play the track on the connected multi player.
The details to confirm

1 Confirm that the circle in the innermost green circle that is displayed at [CALIBRATION DECK] is a round circle.
D 2 Confirm that three playback modes ([ABS], [REL] and [INT]) can be selected.
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6. SERVICE MODE
6.1 TEST MODE
Outline of Test Mode A
The following modes are provided in Test mode of this unit:
1 Firmware version test mode Others

2 Crossfader calibration mode ! Standby test mode
3 All-LED lights-off mode ! Factory reset
4 All-LED lights-on mode
5 Self-illuminating KEY test mode
6 KEY/SW test mode
7 VOL test mode
8 Fader test mode
9 PAD test mode B
a LCD test mode
b Device test mode
c Touch panel test / calibration mode
How to Operate in Test Mode

How to enter and shift Test Mode
Power is OFF.
C
SHIFT + TAP Turn the unit ON while holding the
SHIFT and TAP buttons pressed.
a LCD test mode
Indication on the Touch screen
VERSION TAP
1 Firmware version test mode
DEVICE
b Device test mode
TAP
2 Crossfader calibration X FADER TAP
mode
c Touch panel test / TCH PANEL
calibration mode
TAP
NG If an error is generated, it is required
Calibration OK?
to turn the unit OFF to exit this mode. Modes for engineers
VOL AD These modes are not to be
+ If the error can be cleared, it may lead to d VOL AD test mode
OK used by service personnel.
a misunderstanding that calibration has D
TAP been finished. TAP
LED OFF
3 All-LED lights-off mode e Fader AD test mode FADER AD
TAP TAP
LED ON
4 All-LED lights-on mode f PAD AD test mode PAD AD
TAP TAP
5 Self-illuminating KEY test LED KEY BRIGTNESS

mode g LED dimmer test mode
TAP TAP
LED SW
6 KEY/SW test mode h Multicolor test mode MLTCOLOR
E
TAP TAP
VOLUME
7 VOL test mode i LCD display test mode DISPLAY
TAP TAP
FADER
8 Fader test mode j Crossfader test mode CRF CHEK
TAP
TAP
PAD
9 PAD test mode
TAP
F
+ If you press SHIFT and TAP buttons at the same time,
you can switch the mode in the opposite direction.
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A 1 Firmware version test mode

This mode is for confirming the firmware version of each microcomputer.
Version numbers such as SYSTEM, MAIN UCOM, PANEL UCOM, PAD UCOM and DSP etc. are displayed on Touch screen.
Touch screen
Firmware type
B VERSION SYSTEM
MAIN
SYSTEM : x.xx
BOOT
UPDATE
MAIN : x.xxx DSP
BOOT : x.xxx PANEL 1
UPDATE : x.xxx PANEL 1_B*
DSP : x.xxx PANEL 2
PANEL 1 : x.xxx PANEL 2_B*
PANEL 1_B : x.xxx
PANEL 2 : x.xxx *: The first lot of products may display 0.480 or 0.450
PANEL 2_B : x.xxx instead of 1.000, but this is not unusual.
C
Alert of Crossfader Calibration Not Implemented

If the below blue LEDs are flashing immediately after Test mode is started, calibration of the crossfader has not been
implemented yet. Perform calibration, referring to "6.2 CROSSFADER CALIBRATION".
E
2 Crossfader calibration mode
Refer to "6.2 CROSSFADER CALIBRATION".
3 All-LED lights-off mode

This mode is for checking that all LEDs can be light off.
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4 All-LED lights-on mode A
This mode is for checking that all LEDs can be light on.
The following figure shows where the LED lights on in this mode.
PAD and PAD Mode LEDs light on in white.
SMOOTH ECHO ON button LED light on in purple.
: Illuminated area
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A 5 Self-illuminating KEY test mode

The self-lighting buttons are illuminated to check the operation in this mode.
The following buttons are targeted.
CH1 / CH2
AUTO LOOP
1/2X
2X
PARAMETER c d
BEAT FX SELECT, SOFTWARE FX SELECT

B ECHO BACK SPIN FLANGER
REVERB VINYL BRAKE PHASER
FX1 1 FX1 2 FX1 3
FX2 1 FX2 2 FX2 3
SMOOTH ECHO (blue, red)
PAD MODE
HOT CUE
ROLL
SAVED LOOP
SAMPLER
C
Check Procedures
When Self-illuminating KEY test mode is started, all self-lighting buttons light on.
For all buttons except PAD MODE buttons, the LED lights off once pressed.
If the LED does not light off, there is a problem with the product.
The operation of PAD MODE buttons can be checked by following the steps below.
1. When "Illuminated Key Confirmation Mode" is started, all the RGB LEDs light on (in white).
2. When the HOT CUE button is pressed, the R LEDs of the 8 buttons simultaneously light on.
3. When the ROLL button is pressed, the G LEDs of the 8 buttons simultaneously light on.
D 4. When the SAVED LOOP button is pressed, the B LEDs of the 8 buttons simultaneously light on.
5. When the SAMPLER button is pressed, all the RGB LEDs light off.
HOT CUE ROLL SAVED LOOP SAMPLER HOT CUE ROLL SAVED LOOP SAMPLER
PITCH PLAY SLICER LOOP SAVED FLIP SCRATCH BANK PITCH PLAY SLICER LOOP SAVED FLIP SCRATCH BANK
F PITCH PLAY SLICER LOOP SAVED FLIP SCRATCH BANK PITCH PLAY SLICER LOOP SAVED FLIP SCRATCH BANK
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6 KEY/SW test mode A
This mode is for operational checking of the Non-self-lighting buttons, Rotary selectors, Effect levers, and various switches.
Non-self-lighting buttons
For operational checking of the Non-self-lighting buttons, the LEDs of
the other buttons will be used. When Keys and Switches Confirmation
Mode is started, the corresponding LEDs will light on. If a button is
pressed once for checking, the corresponding LED will light off.
The buttons and the LEDs that correspond to those buttons are shown
in the table below.
B
Button to be checked Corresponding LED
BROWSE (Push) AUTO LOOP + For both CH1 and CH2
BACK 1/2X + For both CH1 and CH2
LOAD 2X + For both CH1 and CH2
BEAT c PHASER
BEAT d FX2 3
+ About the TAP button C
TAP The TAP button is used to shift modes in Test mode. As this button is deemed to operate properly if mode shifting
is properly performed, its operation is not checked in this mode.
Rotary selectors (BROWSE Knob)

Rotational operations (clockwise and counterclockwise) of the rotary selectors can be checked, using the multicolor LEDs of
the Performance Pads. The specifications are common to CH1 and CH2.
When Keys and Switches Confirmation mode is started, the 8 Pads light on in purple.
Clockwise turning of the rotary selector lights off the red LEDs and counterclockwise turning lights off the blue LEDs;
thus, turning it clockwise changes the PAD's color to blue and turning it counterclockwise changes the color to red.
Clockwise turning starts lighting off the red LEDs from Pad 3 to Pad 2 clockwise. D
Counterclockwise turning starts lighting off the blue LEDs from Pad 2 to Pad 3 counterclockwise.
When the rotary selector is fully turned clockwise or counterclockwise, all LEDs of all Pads light off.
When this mode is started, all Pads light Turning clockwise will light off the red
on in purple. (Red and Blue LEDs light on LEDs.
simultaneously)
Turning counterclockwise will light off the When the selector is fully turned clockwise
blue LEDs. or counterclockwise, all Pads light off.
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A CH1/2 INPUT SELECT switches

When Keys and Switches Confirmation mode is started, the 8 buttons of BEAT FX SELECT and SOFTWARE FX SELECT light on.
Turning the CH1 INPUT SELECT switch to positions 1 – 4 indicated in orange in the photo below makes the corresponding LEDs
of BEAT FX SELECT light off. Turning the CH2 INPUT SELECT switch to positions 1 – 4 indicated in red in the photo below
makes the corresponding LEDs of SOFTWARE SELECT light off.
CH1 CH2
1 2 3 1 2 3
2 3 2 3
1 4 1 4
4 4
EFFECT levers
When Key LEDs Confirmation mode is started, the LEDs of the EFFECT levers light on. If LOCK ON and ON are both detected,
the LED will light off. The specifications are common to CH1 and CH2.
MIC, LINE, FADER REVERSE switches

When Key LEDs Confirmation mode is started, the LEDs corresponding to the switches indicated in the table below light on.
If any change is made to any of those switches, the corresponding LED will light off.
The switches and the corresponding LEDs are shown in the table below.
Switch to be checked Corresponding LED Figure number
MIC ON/OFF CH1 PARAMETER c 1
MIC ECHO ON/OFF CH1 PARAMETER d 2
CROSS FADER REVERSE CH1 HOT CUE 3
D CH1 CH FADER REVERSE CH1 SAVED LOOP 4
CH2 CH FADER REVERSE CH1 SAMPLER 5
1 3
2
E
4 5
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7 VOL test mode / 8 Fader test mode A
These modes are for checking operation of various VRs and Faders.
When either mode is started, the LEDs corresponding to various VRs or Faders will light on. When each VR or Fader is
operated to the upper or lower limit of the movable range and the appropriate maximum or minimum value for the voltage is
detected, that VR/Fader is regarded as normal then the corresponding LED lights off.
The VRs/Faders and the corresponding LEDs are shown in the table below.
Mode for Confirmation of the Mode for Confirmation of the
Corresponding LED
AD Values of the VRs AD Values of the Faders
CH1 TRIM CH1 level indicator LEVEL 5
CH1 FILTER CH1 level indicator LEVEL 4
CH1 EQ HI CH1 level indicator LEVEL 3 B
CH1 EQ MID CH1 level indicator LEVEL 2
CH1 EQ LOW CH1 Fader CH1 level indicator LEVEL 1 LEVEL 7
CH2 TRIM CH2 level indicator LEVEL 5 LEVEL 6
CH2 FILTER CH2 level indicator LEVEL 4 LEVEL 5
CH2 EQ HI CH2 level indicator LEVEL 3 LEVEL 4
CH2 EQ MID CH2 level indicator LEVEL 2
LEVEL 3
CH2 EQ LOW CH2 Fader CH2 level indicator LEVEL 1
LEVEL 2
MASTER LEVEL Master level indicator L LEVEL 7
LEVEL 1
BOOTH LEVEL Master level indicator L LEVEL 6
LEVEL/DEPTH Master level indicator L LEVEL 5
SAMPLER VOLUME Master level indicator L LEVEL 4
MIC EQ LOW Master level indicator L LEVEL 3
MIC EQ HI Master level indicator L LEVEL 2 C
MIC ECHO Crossfader Master level indicator L LEVEL 1
AUX LEVEL Master level indicator R LEVEL 6
HP LEVEL Master level indicator R LEVEL 5
HP MIXING Master level indicator R LEVEL 4
CROSSFADER CURVE Master level indicator R LEVEL 3
CH1 CURVE Master level indicator R LEVEL 2
CH2 CURVE Headphone CUE Fader Master level indicator R LEVEL 1
Threshold values for the upper or lower limit of various VRs or faders
Name of VR/Fader Detection of the lower limit Detection of the upper limit
CH1 TRIM
CH1 FILTER D
CH1 EQ HI
CH1 EQ MID
CH1 EQ LOW
CH2 TRIM
CH2 FILTER
CH2 EQ HI
CH2 EQ MID
CH2 EQ LOW
MASTER LEVEL
Less than 25 More than 1000
BOOTH LEVEL
LEVEL/DEPTH
SAMPLER VOLUME
MIC EQ LOW
E
MIC EQ HI
MIC ECHO
HP LEVEL
HP MIXING
CROSSFADER CURVE
CH1 CURVE
CH2 CURVE
CH1 Fader Less than 80 More than 950
CH2 Fader Less than 80 More than 950
Crossfader (Minimum value of Calibration 2 + 30) or less (Maximum value of Calibration 2 – 30) or more
Headphone CUE fader Less than 25 More than 1000
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A 9 PAD test mode

This mode is for checking the function on the Pads and lighting of the RGB LEDs.
When Pad Confirmation mode is started, the LEDs of all Pads light off.
The 16 pads are divided into 4 blocks of 4 pads, and each block can be checked in ascending order, as indicated in the photo below.
Operation of any pad other than the pads in the block being checked is invalid (in order to avoid accidentally lighting any pad that is
not in the block being checked by mistakenly touching it).
Depression on any pad that is not in the correct order is also invalid (in order to avoid doubling or skipping depression of any key).
B
1 3
2 4
The operating procedure at Block 1 is shown below.

A. Press Pad 1. All pads in the block light on in red.
B. Press Pad 2. All pads in the block light on in green.
C. Press Pad 3. All pads in the block light on in blue.
D. Press Pad 4. All pads in the block light on in white.
Proceed with the above steps for Blocks 2 to 4.

Checking is completed when all pads in all blocks light on in white.
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a LCD test mode A
This mode is for checking the LCD.

Check if there is any foreign matter on the display and if there are no missing dots.
When LCD test mode is started, all black is displayed to the Touch screen.
Use the BEATc d button to switch between the following modes.
1 All black 2 All white 3 All red 4 All green
7 Checkered pattern 6 Color bar 5 All blue
+ It looks like gray because

it alternates black and white
in dot units
b Device test mode

E
This mode is for checking if SDRAM for the DSP has any problem.
When Test mode is started, checking of SDRAM starts. Then when Device Test mode is started, the results of checking are
displayed on the Touch screen.
SDRAM OK : Reading and writing check of SDRAM was OK.
SDRAM NG : Reading and writing check of SDRAM was NG.
SD CHECK : A reading and writing check of SDRAM is in progress.
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A c Touch panel test / calibration mode

This mode executes the calibration confirmation and calibration of the touch panel.
Press the BEATc d button to switch pages.
(Touch panel calibration page)

The center of the screen displays whether the calibration is complete or not.
If the calibration is completed If the calibration is not completed

"CALIBRATION : OK" is displayed "CALIBRATION : NG" is displayed
There is no necessary to perform calibration if it is completed.

If it is not completed, perform the calibration according to the following procedure.
We recommend you check this mode using a thin touch pen.
1. Touch the yellow marks on the screen 2. Touch SAVE to finish.

in the order of 1 to 5 for 1 second. To redo it, touch CANCEL.
1 2
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4 3
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Standby test mode A
This mode is for checking the transition to and recovery from the standby state.
It will be in the standby state 1 minute after starting the standby confirmation mode.
How to enter the mode

Turn on the power while holding down the BEAT FX SELECT ECHO button and VINYL BRAKE button.
Keep holding down until the normal screen indicates.
The standby mode is entered in 1 minute after the normal screen is displayed.
Return from mode

It can be restored by turning the power off and then on again, or by pressing the SMOOTH ECHO ON button (light on in red). D
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A Factory reset
This mode is initializing settings to factory default values.
How to enter the mode

1 After normal startup, touch the effect display area (red line 3 When the UTILITY screen is displayed, touch
in the figure below) on the screen. [FACTORY RESET].
C
2 When the MENU screen is displayed, touch the gear mark 3 When the FACTORY RESET screen is displayed, touch
on the upper right. the [RESET] button.
This completes the factory reset.
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6.2 CROSSFADER CALIBRATION
This mode is for performing calibration of the crossfader. The following two calibration operations are consecutively performed: A
Calibration 1: The AD values for the specific 5 points of the crossfader are recorded.
A jig for positioning of the five points for calibration of the noncontact faders (GGF1717) is required.
Calibration 2: The AD values for both end positions of the crossfader are recorded.
The Fader Cushion A (Resin) (GNK1010) are required.
Calibration 1
When Crossfader Calibration mode is entered, the CH1 Pads 1–4, CH2 Pad 1, HOT CUE button, and ROLL button light in white.
On the Touch screen, "CALIB 01" and the current AD value of the crossfader are displayed.
Note: For positioning, be sure to use a jig for positioning of the five points for calibration of the noncontact faders (GGF1717).
B
1 Slide the crossfader to point 1 (leftmost position) then 4 Slide the crossfader to point 4 (4th position from the left end)
press Pad 1 of CH1. The AD value of the crossfader is then press Pad 4 of CH1. The AD value of the crossfader
stored, and the color of Pad 1 will become green. is stored, and the color of Pad 4 will become green.
HOT CUE ROLL SAVED LOOP SAMPLER HOT CUE ROLL SAVED LOOP SAMPLER HOT CUE ROLL SAVED LOOP SAMPLER HOT CUE ROLL SAVED LOOP SAMPLER
PITCH PLAY SLICER LOOP SAVED FLIP SCRATCH BANK PITCH PLAY SLICER LOOP SAVED FLIP SCRATCH BANK PITCH PLAY SLICER LOOP SAVED FLIP SCRATCH BANK PITCH PLAY SLICER LOOP SAVED FLIP SCRATCH BANK
2 Slide the crossfader to point 2 (2nd position from the left end) 5 Slide the crossfader to point 5 (rightmost position) then
then press Pad 2 of CH1. The AD value of the crossfader is press Pad 1 of CH2. The AD value of the crossfader is
stored, and the color of Pad 2 will become green. stored, and the color of Pad 1 of CH2 will become green. D
HOT CUE ROLL SAVED LOOP SAMPLER HOT CUE ROLL SAVED LOOP SAMPLER HOT CUE ROLL SAVED LOOP SAMPLER HOT CUE ROLL SAVED LOOP SAMPLER
PITCH PLAY SLICER LOOP SAVED FLIP SCRATCH BANK PITCH PLAY SLICER LOOP SAVED FLIP SCRATCH BANK PITCH PLAY SLICER LOOP SAVED FLIP SCRATCH BANK PITCH PLAY SLICER LOOP SAVED FLIP SCRATCH BANK
3 Slide the crossfader to point 3 (center position) then press 6 Simultaneously press the HOT CUE and ROLL buttons. E
Pad 3 of CH1. The AD value of the crossfader is stored, The color of the HOT CUE and ROLL buttons and the
and the color of Pad 3 will become green. 5 Pads becomes blue, and storing of the AD values
in serial flash memory is completed.
Indication of normal completion

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A [Error Indications of Calibration 1]

Calibration 1 may fail for any of the following three reasons:
Error Indication
–. Data storage in serial flash memory was attempted although measurement had not been performed at all 5 points. CH2 PAD 2
—. The measured AD value at any of the measurement points is outside the designed range. CH2 PAD 3
“. The magnitude relation among the measured AD values is contradictory. CH2 PAD 4
If any of the above errors is occurred, the HOT CUE and ROLL buttons and the pad that corresponds to the error reason will
light on in red. In such a case, no operation will be available. Turn the unit OFF then retry from the beginning.
If the error persists even after performing the Calibration 1 procedures again from the beginning, the crossfader may be in failure.
Repair the crossfader, referring to "The crossfader functions abnormally" in "5.3 TROUBLESHOOTING", then perform
B
Calibration 1 again.
Example of error indication
Calibration 2
When Calibration 1 is properly completed, the SAVED LOOP and SAMPLER buttons of CH1 light on in white.
To start Calibration 2, simultaneously press these 2 buttons. The color of the buttons changes to green. Pads 5–8 of CH1 and
C Pads 6 and 7 of CH2 will light on in white when Calibration 2 starts.
Note: Be sure to use the Fader Cushion A (Resin) (GNK1010) for Calibration 2.
7 Attach the Fader Cushion A (Resin) for the crossfader 8 After a total of 6 to-and-fro movements are finished, the
(circled in red and white in the photos below), then slide color of the 6 Pads and the SAVED LOOP and SAMPLER
the crossfader to its leftmost position first then to its buttons will change to blue.
D rightmost position. Repeat these to-and-fro movements
3 times for each end (a total of 6 movements). Each time Indication of normal completion
the crossfader reaches its end position, the color of the HOT CUE
PITCH PLAY
ROLL
SLICER LOOP
SAVED LOOP
SAVED FLIP
SAMPLER
SCRATCH BANK
HOT CUE
PITCH PLAY
ROLL
SLICER LOOP
SAVED LOOP
SAVED FLIP
SAMPLER
SCRATCH BANK
pads will change from white to green one by one, from left
to right.
This completes Calibration 1 and 2.
Displaying the results of calibration

After Calibration 1 and 2 are completed, the 7 measured
E
calibration values can be confirmed on the Main Unit display.
Slide to the leftmost then rightmost position alternately 3 times each.
CLB1: Data item 1 of Calibration 1
PITCH PLAY SLICER LOOP SAVED FLIP SCRATCH BANK PITCH PLAY SLICER LOOP SAVED FLIP SCRATCH BANK CLB2: Data item 2 of Calibration 1
CLB6: Data for the leftmost position of Calibration 2
CLB7: Data for the rightmost position of Calibration 2
Error alert when no calibration is performed

With no calibration, the LEDs of the hotkey buttons flash in
F
blue in Version Display mode.
See "1 Version Display Mode" in "6.1 TEST MODE".
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6.3 ABOUT THE DEVICE
Device Name Function Part No. Ref. No. Assy A
High-Side SW V+5LED overcurrent limit (1.3 A) BD2232G-G IC407 MAIN Assy

High-Side SW USB-A terminal overcurrent limit TPS25221DBV IC411, IC412
MAIN UCOM System control, LCD control, USB control AM3352BZCZA100@V IC801
PMIC (AM3352) Power IC for MAIN UCOM TPS65910A31A1RSL (NSP) IC802
DDR3 SDRAM RAM for MAIN UCOM K4B1G1646I-BYMA IC1201
FLASH ROM (64Mb) ROM for MAIN UCOM DYW**** *1 IC1401
(W25Q64JVSSIQ)
USB 2.0 HUB HUB for USB 2.0 terminal TUSB4041IPAP IC1601, IC1602
USB MULTIPLEXER SW Signal distribution for USB-A terminal TS3USB30RSW IC1611, IC1612
AUDIO DSP Audio DSP TMS320C6747DZKB4@V IC1801
SDRAM (128Mb) SDRAM for DSP W9812G6KH-6 IC1811, IC1812 B
A/D CONVERTER IC AD converter for CH1, CH2 CS5381-KZ IC3001, IC3002

A/D CONVERTER IC AD converter for MIC, AUX AK5358AET IC3201, IC3301
D/A CONVERTER IC DA converter for MASTER ES9016K2M@V IC3401
D/A CONVERTER IC DA converter for BOOTH, HP AK4387ET IC3601, IC3801
PAD UCOM LED control DYW**** *1 IC4101 PADB Assy
(R5F364AENFA-U0)
HALL IC Magnetic sensor for crossfader EQ-730L IC4801, IC4802 CRFD Assy
RESET IC V+3R3E Voltage down detection reset (3 V) PST8430N IC6101 PNLB Assy
PANEL UCOM VR, PAD, KEY control DYW**** *1 IC6102
(R5F364AENFA-U0)
4.3 inch TFT LCD Display device DWX4434 Main unit C
*1: Note on DYW****

The "****" part of the part number changes each time the firmware is updated.
Data save location

Save location Saved data Assy
FLASH ROM Product firmware (for Main control and DSP), User setting data, Crossfader calibration data MAIN Assy
(IC1401, DYW****)
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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.
Knobs and Volumes Location
A DAA1415 B DAA1408 C DAA1435

×2 ×2 ×3
A B C B A
White White White

B Black Gray Black
(rubber) (rubber)
D D
D DAA1344 E DAA1434 F DAA1320
E ×2 ×6 ×2
Black White White

(rubber)
Black Silver
(rubber)
F
C
C G DAA1346 H DAC3088 I DAA1456
×3 ×1 ×9
White White White

Black Black Black
G G J DAC2685 DAC3233 (DJM-S11) DNK6440

×3 DAC3238 (DJM-S11-SE) ×3
D H ×3
DAC2685 White
DAC3233 (DJM-S11)
DAC3238 (DJM-S11-SE) Silver (DJM-S11)
Black (DJM-S11-SE)
DNK6440 Gray
J
E
F
I
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Disassembly A
[1] Control panel Section (1/2)

[1-1] Fader panel Section
1 Remove the 4 knobs. ×6
2 Remove the 3 Slider knobs 2, 3 Knobs,
3
3 Stoppers.
(See below.)
3 Remove the 6 screws and then remove the
Panel.
(DBA1451)
B
Caution : 1 1 ×3
Be sure to use the following screw at the reassembling!
DBA1451
2 ×3
g The reference of the direction

Side on which C
the line reaches Panel
the bottom
Stopper
(front direction)
Stopper
(left direction)
g Assembly / Reassembly of the Fader knob Section

-Disassembly- -Reassembly-
1 Lift the lower end of the Slider knob 2, using a pointed tool. 1 Insert the Stopper horizontally.
2 Pull the Slider knob 2 out upward. 2 Insert the Knob, paying attention to its orientation.
3 Pull the Knob out upward. 3 Insert the Slider knob 2, paying attention to its orientation.
4 Pull the Stopper out horizontally.
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A [1-2] Control panel Section

1 Remove the 4 Fader bumpers A and 2 Fader 5 Cord clmaper
bumpers B.
(for prevention of loss)
2 Remove the 2 Fader bumpers C. CN5205
1 ×6
(for prevention of loss) 6
3 Remove the 2 screws.
(BBZ30P060FTC)
(PZ30P080FNI)
3 4 4 3
5 Lift the Cord clamper and release the jumper
wire. 2 2
B
6 Disconnect the 1 connector.
(CN5205)
g Cord clamper styling

Slant to the left. Confirm clearance and bend the Bending condition not over Panel height.
end of Cord clamper to downward.
NG

(BBZ30P080FTB) 7 7
(BSZ30P060FTB) Front
Caution : ×3
Be sure to use the following screw at the reassembling!
8
• Rear view
BBZ30P080FTB BSZ30P060FTB
9 Remove the Control panel Section. Control panel Section

0 Disconnect the 3 FFCs.
(CN104, 105, 7403)
Caution:
The locking function of the connectors of CN105
E
is fragile. Therefore, when locking or unlocking,
it is necessary to work so that the force equally 9
applies to both sides with both hands.
Also, we need to be careful not to overpower.
10
10
g Notes on disassembly 10 CN105
When assembling the Control panel Section, CN104
assemble the panel so that it is not warped or CN7403
distorted.
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[2] Chassis Section (1/2) A
[2-1] USBA Assy

1 Disconnect the 1 connector.
(CN5701) USBA Assy 2 ×3
USBA Assy.
(BBZ30P080FTB) CN5701
Screw tightening order

1 • Rear view
3
2 1 B
[2-2] INPUT Assy

1 Remove the 2 screws and then remove the Stay.
(BBZ30P060FTC) INPUT Assy
2 Remove the 2 screws. (2/2)
C
(BBZ30P060FTC) 4 2
3 Unhook the Spacer and then remove the INPUT Assy (1/2)
INPUT Assy (2/2).
2
(BBZ30P060FTC)
3
4 Stay
4
1 1
5
3
D
4
1 2
2 1
5 Remove the 4 Plug/PINs. 6 ×5

6 Remove the 5 screws. 5 ×2 5 ×2
E
(BPZ30P080FTB)

• Rear view
3
5 4
1
2
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A 7 Reconnect the Control panel Section. 7 Control panel INPUT Assy

8 Lift up the INPUT Assy to a front direction. Section
8
Diagnosis
9 Disconnect the 2 FFCs and 2 connectors. 10 INPUT Assy

(CN7001 - 7004)
0 Remove it while pulling out the INPUT Assy ×4
toward you.
9 Power Knob
! Remove the Power Knob. CN7004
CN7001
11
CN7002
C g FFC styling CN7003
Keep the two FFCs away from the PCB board as

much as possible.
INPUT Assy MAIN Assy
CN7002
CN107
CN7001
CN106
D [3] Front Section

[3-1] Crossfader Section
1 Remove the 9 knobs.
1 ×9
2 Remove the 2 screws and then remove the 2

E
Crossfader Section. 2
(CPZ26P080FTC)
Crossfader Section
F
• Rear view
46 DJM-S11
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
[3-2] Panel Section A

1 Remove the 2 Cushions.
(for prevention of loss)
2 Remove the 2 screws. 3 3
(BBZ30P060FTC)
2 2
1 1
Holder.
(BPZ30P080FNI) 3 3
Screw tightening order Holder
1 2
B
3 4
4 Remove the 2 Springs.

(for prevention of loss) 5
5 Release the jumper wire styling.
6 Disconnect the 1 FFC and 4 connectors.
C
(CN7402, 7403, 7405, 7406, 7408)
Panel.
(BSZ30P060FTB) 6
5 6
CN7403 CN7402
5 6 CN7406
1 CN7408 6 CN7405 6
3 2 7 ×7
7 6 5 4 4 4
Panel
D
8 Remove the Slide SW packings (B). 10 9 8 ×3 11 ×7

9 Remove the Cap/MIC.
0 Remove the SW packing.
! Remove the 7 screws and then remove the
Stay with PC board.
(BBZ30P060FTC) E
Stay
The other screws are random order.
2 1
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5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
A [3-3] MCSW, FRVR and HPJK Assemblies

1 Remove the 1 screw. 4 ×2 5
(BBZ30P060FTC) 3
2
2 Remove the 1 nut and then remove the HPJK 3
Assy.
(DBN1018) 1
5 5 ×2 4 ×2
MCSW Assy.
6 ×3
(AMZ26P040FTC)
4 Remove the 4 nuts.
(NK90FTC)
5 Remove the 4 nuts.
B • Rear view
(Accessories of VR)
6 Remove the 3 screws and the remove the HPJK Assy FRVR Assy MCSW Assy
FRVR Assy.
(BBZ30P060FTC)

3
1 2
C
[4] Chassis Section (2/2)
[4-1] SW POWER SUPPLY
1 Remove the 3 screws. 2 ×5
(BMZ30P060FTB)
2 Shield cases.
(BBZ30P060FTC)
1 1 1
3 Disconnect the 2 connectors.
(CN1, 2)
4 Remove the 2 screws. Shield case Shield case
(BBZ30P060FTC)
D 5 Remove the 4 screws and then remove the
SW POWER SUPPLY.
(BPZ30P100FTB)
SW POWER SUPPLY
1
4 5 4
Shield
case
3 CN2 CN1 3
3 4
2 5 5 5
E
g Jumper wire styling
Pass the jumper wire through the hole of the shield case.
20 mm 10 mm
Shield
case
Fasten with cable tie.

Fasten the jumper wire
Acetate tape Cable tie with wire clip.
(GYH1035)
F
Fasten the jumper wire with wire clip.
48 DJM-S11
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
[4-2] MAIN and HPAMP Assemblies A
1 Release the 2 jumper wire styling.

2 Disconnect the 1 FFC and 2 connectors. 4 ×11
(CN101, 102, 103)
HPAMP Assy.
(BPZ30P080FNI)
(BPZ30P080FNI)
MAIN
Assy
B
2 3
1
4
5 7
6 2 2 2
8 CN103 CN102 CN101
9 10 11 3 3
HPAMP 1
3 C
Assy
1 3
2 3 3 1
4
5 6
3
5 Remove the 2 nuts and 2 washers.

(NKX2FNI, DEC2920) 6 ×4
6 Remove the 4 screws. 5 ×2 8 ×2
7
(PPZ30P080FTB) D
7 Remove the 1 screw. • Rear view
(BPZ30P080FTB)
(DBA1340)
1 4 2 1
2 3
MAIN Assy E
9 Remove it while pulling out the MAIN Assy

toward you.
g Jumper wire styling 9

Fasten the jumper wire with wire clip.
Make it M-shaped. F
Make an arch shape.
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5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
A [5] Crossfader Section

[5-1] CRFD Assy
1 Remove the 4 screws and the remove the 1 ×4
Holder with PC board.
(BPZ30P080FNI)
Holder
• Rear view
2 Remove the 4 screws and the remove the 2 ×4

CRFD Assy.
(BPZ20P050FTC)
CRFD Assy
C g Positioning of the gears during reassembly g Confirmation of operations after reassembly

During reassembly, position the gears so that the engraved circle on 1 Turn the knob counterclockwise. 3 Turn the knob clockwise.
each gear (indicated in red in the figure below) is located as shown in 2 Make sure that the slider can be 4 Make sure that the slider does
the figure below. run downward (unrestrained). not run downward by itself but
can be moved by hand.
4
2
D • Rear view 1 3
g Locations of grease application
Lubricating oil
(GYA1001)
! Slider ! Shaft (upper) ! Holder ! Guide bar

After grease application, move the slider After grease application, rotate the guide
in order to fully spread the grease. bar in order to fully spread the grease.
E
50 DJM-S11
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
[6] CH fader Section A
[6-1] CH1FD and CH2FD Assemblies

1 Disconnect the 2 connectors. 2 ×6
(CN5203, 5204)
2 CH fader Sections. CN5203
(BPZ30P080FNI) 1
1
CN5204
CH1 fader Section CH2 fader Section
3 Remove the 1 screw and then remove the

Slider Section. Stay
(CPZ26P080FTC)
Stay. C
(BBZ30P060FTC) 4 ×3
CH*FD Assy.
(BPZ20P050FTC)
3
5 ×2
CH*FD Assy
Slider Section1
g Jumper wire styling g Locations of grease application D
Lubricating oil
(GYA1001)
RED: CH1
YELLOW: CRF ! Slider ! Shaft (upper)
After grease application, move the slider in order
WHITE: CH2
to fully spread the grease.
Fasten with cord clamper.

! Shaft (lower) E
Pass under the bar. After grease application, move the slider in order
to fully spread the grease.
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5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
A [7] Control panel Section (2/2)

[7-1] Exterior parts
1 Remove the 3 nuts and 3 washers. 2 ×17
2 Remove the all knobs.
1 1 ×2
[7-2] SPVR, HPFD and LVMT Assemblies

1 Disconnect the 1 FFC.
(CN5201) 3 ×3 5 ×2 2 ×4
SPVR Assy.
(BPZ30P080FNI) CN5201

CN4901
1
D HPFD Assy.
(BPZ30P080FNI) 4
• Bottom view
(CN4901)
5 Remove the 2 screws and then remove the HPFD Assy LVMT Assy SPVR Assy
LVMT Assy.
(BPZ26P080FTC)

1 3
3
2 2
1 1
E
2 4

(CN6701)
6
CN6701
g FFC styling
HPFD Assy
LVMT Assy
Make it M-shaped.
F
Make it M-shaped.
SPVR Assy
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1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
[7-3] LCDB, PNLL, PNLR and PNLB Assemblies A
! FFC
1 Unhook the hook of Sheet. CN5501
2 Loosen the Cord clamper styling.

(CN5501) 3
Caution:
The locking function of the connectors of CN5501 1
is fragile. Therefore, when locking or unlocking,
it is necessary to work so that the force equally 2 • Bottom view
applies to both sides with both hands.
Also, we need to be careful not to overpower.
B
107 mm
g FFC styling
72 mm
Move it to the side

of the plastic part.
Cord clamper
! LCDB Assy and TFT LCD

C
1 Disconnect the 2 FPCs and 2 FFCs. 4 ×2
(CN4001, 4002, 5502, 5503)
Caution:
3 3
The locking function of the connectors of CN5502,
CN5503 is fragile. Therefore, when locking or 1 CN5502
unlocking, it is necessary to work so that the force 2

equally applies to both sides with both hands. Stay Stay 2
Also, we need to be careful not to overpower. 2 1 CN5503
2
2 Remove the 4 screws and then remove the 3 3
2 Stays.
(BPZ26P080FTC) D
LCDB Assy with Stay.
(BPZ26P080FTC)
(BPZ26P080FTC)
Screw tightening order CN4002 CN4001
9 10 1 1 • Bottom view
1 3
6 8 E
5 7
2 4 TFT LCD
5 Remove the TFT LCD. Touch panel 5

6 Remove the Touch panel.
F
• Bottom view
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5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
A 7 Remove the 4 screws and then remove

the LCDB Assy. 7 ×4
(BBZ30P060FTC)
LCDB Assy
1 4
3 • Bottom view
2
B g FFC styling
Put it down.
! PNLL, PNLR and PNLB Assemblies

Sheet. 1
C 1
(BPZ30P080FNI)
2 Remove the 1 screw and then remove the Sheet
Cord clamper.
(BPZ30P080FNI)
1
2
Cord clamper
D 1 • Bottom view
3 Remove the 25 screws and then remove the 3 ×25

PNLL, PNLR and PNLB Assemblies with Stay.
(BPZ30P080FNI) PNLR Assy PNLL Assy
PNLB Assy
F
• Bottom view
54 DJM-S11
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
Screw tightening order A

29 30
18 17 19 20
21 25
22 26 28
23 24 27
3 4 5 6
13
10
8
7 9 14
15
1 B
11
2 12 16
4 Remove the 15 washers and 15 nuts and

then remove the 2 Stay. C
5 Disconnect the 2 FFCs. Stay 4 ×15
(CN6006, 6007) Stay
Nut and washer tightening order PNLL Assy

5
The other screws are random order.
PNLB Assy CN6006 5
2 1 3 4
CN6007 PNLR Assy
6 5 D
g FFC styling
Valley fold
E
[7-4] TAPB and PADB Assemblies

1 Disconnect the 1 FFC. TAPB Assy
(CN3901)
2 ×4
TAPB Assy. 1
(BPZ26P080FTC) CN3901
3 F
2 1 • Bottom view
4
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5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
A 3 Remove the 5 screws. ×15

5
(BPZ26P080FTC)
(IPZ20P080FTC)
PADB Assy.
(BPZ26P080FTC) PADB Assy

4 4 4 4
4 5 6 7
B
9 10 3 3 3 3 3
8 12
11
13
1
14 15
2 3
1 4 • Bottom view
2 3
1 2 3 4 5
C
[7-5] EFFECT lever Section
1 ×5
(BPZ26P080FTC)
2 Remove the 2 Holders.
3 Remove the 2 Lever caps.
2 Holder 1 ×5
4 Remove the 2 Lever springs.

5 Remove the 2 Lever. 3 Lever cap 2 Holder
4 Lever spring 3 Lever cap
5 Lever 4 Lever spring
D 5 Lever
g Locations of grease application

Lubricating oil ! Lever ! Holder
(GYA1001)
Bottom Top
56 DJM-S11
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
8. EACH SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT

8.1 NECESSARY ITEMS TO BE NOTED
After repairing, be sure to check the version of the firmware, and if it is not the latest one, update to the latest version. A
Perform the each item when the following parts are replaced.
" PCB Assy (IC) storing firmware, [UTILITY] settings " Confirmation of the version of the firmware
and calibration value " Updating to the latest version of the firmware
MAIN Assy / FLASH ROM: IC1401 (8.2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE)
" Crossfader calibration
(6.2 CROSSFADER CALIBRATION)
" Touch panel calibration
(6.1 TEST MODE_@ Touch panel test/calibration mode)
B
" PCB Assy (IC) storing firmware " Confirmation of the version of the firmware
PADB Assy / PAD UCOM: IC4101 " Updating to the latest version of the firmware
(8.2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE)
" PCB Assy (IC) storing firmware " Confirmation of the version of the firmware
PNLB Assy / PANEL UCOM: IC6102 " Updating to the latest version of the firmware
(8.2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE)
" Crossfader section component part " Crossfader calibration

(6.2 CROSSFADER CALIBRATION)
C
" Touch panel / LCD " Touch panel calibration

(6.1 TEST MODE_@ Touch panel test/calibration mode)
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5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
8.2 UPDATING OF THE FIRMWARE
A g Downloading and Unzipping the Updater File

1. Download the zipped firmware file for the latest firmware.
2. Save the downloaded zip file ([DJM_S11_Ver**_Win.zip] or [DJM_S11_Ver**_Mac.zip]) in a directory such as
your desktop and unzip it.
g Preparation for the update

1. Connect DJM-S11 to your computer using a USB cable.
(Connect the USB cable to (USB-A) port.)
Connect a USB cable.
g How to Update
Note:
" Do not turn off the power during the update.
" Do not mistake the order of Step.1 and Step.2 in the following procedure.
1. Turn on the power while holding down the BACK button and PARAMETER c button.
The mixer enters update mode.
PARAMETER c button and SMOOTH ECHO ON button flash red.
D
58 DJM-S11
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
2. (Windows) Double-click "DJM-S11Update.exe" in the [DJM_S11_Ver**_Win] folder. A

(Mac) Double-click "DJM-S11Update.app" in the [DJM_S11_Ver**_Mac] folder. (Depending on your Mac's settings,
.app may not be displayed.)
Note:
If you cannot use the update when using MacOS 10.15, click the "Open Anyway" below
on the "Security&Privacy" screen.
C
Then, the following screen is displayed, so click "Open".
3. Select "English" and click "OK" in the "language selections" screen, and then click the "Start". D
Update starts.
4. When the update is complete, click "OK" and turn on the Mixer again.
If "system version X.XX" (Version when downloaded) is displayed on the Touch screen when the Mixer is started, it is OK.
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5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
8.3 USER SETABLE ITEMS
A This product is provided with user settable items, as shown below.

If the corresponding part or the board Assy is replaced for repair, change the user resettable settings to those noted on the Check Sheet before starting repair.
If you change the settings while this product is connected to PC or Mac, the settings will be saved to PC or Mac.
When the repaired product is connected to PC or Mac where the settings are stored, the stored settings are applied to the repaired product.
If the settings cannot be restored, you need to check the product's usage status with the customer when you return the repaired product.
If the user is using the product connected to a PC or Mac, you should inform the customer that the settings will be restored once the product is connected to the
PC or Mac.
If the customer is not doing, you should inform the customer that the settings have been reset and should be reconfigured if necessary.
Setting Value (The factory default

Item for user's Setting Part Name Content to be Stored
settings are indicated in red letters.)
PERFORMANCE menu
CROSSFADER
CROSSFADER CUT LAG 0 to 7 to 52
CROSSFADER SMOOTHING NONE, SMALL, LARGE
B CROSSFADER THRU OFF, ON
LOOP OPTIONS
LOOP OPTION OFF, ON
LOOP LENGTH 1/4, 1/2, 1, 2, 4, 8, 16
PAD MODE OPTIONS SHIFT, MULTI
LOAD OPTIONS OFF, ON
FADER START
FADER START OFF, CUE, HOT CUE
FADER START SYNC OFF, ON
DISPLAY menu
WAVEFORM DISPLAY CONTENTS
SYNC & KEYLOCK BUTTON OFF, ON
FX DISPLAY OFF, ON
WAVEFORM DISPLAY OVERLAY
C PAD MODE DISPLAY OFF, CHANGE, ALWAYS
BEAT COUNTDOWN OFF, BARS, BEATS
STATUS DISPLAY OFF, ON
BROWSE DISPLAY
TRACK LINES 2LINES, 1LINE
BROWSE AUTO TRANSITION OFF, ON
FONT SIZE SMALL, MID, LARGE
WAVEFORM TOUCH FUNCTION
WAVEFORM TOUCH FUNCTION OFF, BEND, DECK MOVE
NEEDLE SEARCH with SHIFT PRESS OFF, ON
SCREEN SETTING
LCD BRIGHTNESS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
MIC menu
MIC TALKOVER IC1401 [UTILITY]
D MIC TALKOVER OFF, ADVANCED, NORMAL (MAIN Assy) setting
MIC TALKOVER LEVEL −6dB, −12dB, −18dB, −24dB
MIC LOW CUT OFF, ON
MIC OUTPUT
MIC TO BOOTH OFF, ON
MIC TO REC OFF, ON
MIC LIMITER
MIC LIMITER for MASTER OFF, ON
MIC LIMITER for BOOTH OFF, ON
MIXER menu
PHONO ATT
CH1 PHONO ATT. for DVS −6dB to −3dB to 0dB
CH2 PHONO ATT. for DVS −6dB to −3dB to 0dB
ISOLATOR/EQ
E CH1 ISOLATOR/EQ EQ, ISO
CH2 ISOLATOR/EQ EQ, ISO
AUX INPUT LEVEL 0dB, 12dB
MASTER OUT
PEAK LIMITER OFF, ON
MASTER OUT ATT −12dB, −6dB, 0dB
MONO/STEREO MONO, STEREO
BOOTH OUT
BOOTH ATT.TT −12dB, −6dB, 0dB
MONO/STEREO MONO, STEREO
OTHER SETTINGS menu
AUTO STANDBY OFF, ON
LED BRIGHTNESS 1, 2, 3
PC UTILITY AUTO, OFF
F FACTORY RESET menu
FACTORY RESET OK, CANCEL
SETTINGS LOCK menu
SETTINGS LOCK LOCK, UNLOCK
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1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
g Sheet for confirmation of the user setting A
PERFORMANCE menu
CROSSFADER LOOP OPTIONS
CROSSFADER CUT LAG CROSSFADER SMOOTHING CROSSFADER THRU LOOP OPTION LOOP LENGTH
0 to 7 to 52 NONE SMALL LARGE OFF ON OFF ON 1/4 1/2 1 2 4 8 16
PAD MODE FADER START

LOAD OPTIONS
OPTIONS FADER START FADER START SYNC
SHIFT MULTI OFF ON OFF CUE HOT CUE OFF ON
DISPLAY menu B
WAVEFORM DISPLAY CONTENTS WAVEFORM DISPLAY OVERLAY

SYNC & KEYLOCK BUTTON FX DISPLAY PAD MODE DISPLAY BEAT COUNTDOWN STATUS DISPLAY
OFF ON OFF ON OFF CHANGE ALWAYS OFF BARS BEATS OFF ON
BROWSE DISPLAY WAVEFORM TOUCH FUNCTION

TRACK LINES BROWSE AUTO RANSITION FONT SIZE WAVEFORM TOUCH FUNCTION NEEDLE SEARCH with SHIFT PRESS
2LINES 1LINE OFF ON SMALL MID LARGE OFF BEND DECK MOVE OFF ON
SCREEN SETTING
LCD BRIGHTNESS
1 2 3 4 5
C
MIC menu
MIC TALKOVER MIC OUTPUT
MIC LOW CUT
MIC TALKOVER MIC TALKOVER LEVEL MIC TO BOOTH MIC TO REC
OFF ADVANCED NORMAL −6dB −12dB −18dB −24dB OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON
MIC LIMITER
MIC LIMITER for MASTER MIC LIMITER for BOOTH
OFF ON OFF ON
MIXER menu D
PHONO ATT
CH1 PHONO ATT. for DVS CH2 PHONO ATT. for DVS
−6dB −5dB −4dB −3dB −2dB −1dB 0dB −6dB −5dB −4dB −3dB −2dB −1dB 0dB
ISOLATOR/EQ AUX INPUT MASTER OUT

CH1 ISOLATOR/EQ CH2 ISOLATOR/EQ LEVEL PEAK LIMITER MASTER OUT ATT MONO/STEREO
EQ ISO EQ ISO 0dB 12dB OFF ON −12dB −6dB 0dB MONO STEREO
BOOTH OUT
BOOTH ATT. MONO/STEREO
−12dB −6dB 0dB MONO STEREO
E
OTHER SETTINGS menu
AUTO STANDBY LED BRIGHTNESS PC UTILITY
OFF ON 1 2 3 AUTO OFF
SETTINGS LOCK menu
SETTINGS LOCK
LOCK UNLOCK
F
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1 2 3 4
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.
- 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
2
6 5 4
LSYXJ only
B 13 3
7
8
C 12
10
LSYXJ, XJCN 14
XJCN only 16
XJCN only 15 11
62 DJM-S11
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
(1) PACKING SECTION PARTS LIST

> 1 Power cord See Contrast table (2) 10 Packing Case See Contrast table (2)
2 USB cable DDE1150 11 Master Carton See Contrast table (2) A
NSP 3 Serato DJ Pro Expansion 12 Packing Sheet RHC1023

Pack voucher NSP 13 Warranty See Contrast table (2)
NSP 4 Polyethylene Bag AHG7117 14 Label See Contrast table (2)
5 Quick Start Guide See Contrast table (2) 15 Label See Contrast table (2)
6 Precautions for Use See Contrast table (2) 16 Label See Contrast table (2)
NSP 7 Leaflet DRM1434
8 Packing Pad DHA2006
9 Packing Pad DHA2007
(2) CONTRAST TABLE

DJM-S11/LSYXJ, DJM-S11/UXJCB, DJM-S11/XJCN, DJM-S11-SE/LSYXJ and DJM-S11-SE/UXJCB are
constructed the same except for the following:
DJM-S11 DJM-S11 DJM-S11 DJM-S11-SE DJM-S11-SE
Mark No. Symbol and Description
/LSYXJ /UXJCB /XJCN /LSYXJ /UXJCB
> 1 Power cord ADG1244 DDG1108 DDG1114 ADG1244 DDG1108
5 Quick Start Guide DRH1583 DRH1583 DRH1584 DRH1583 DRH1583
6 Precautions for Use DRH1596 DRH1596 DRH1598 DRH1596 DRH1596 C
10 Packing Case DHG3757 DHG3757 DHG3757 DHG3793 DHG3793
11 Master Carton DHG3758 DHG3765 DHG3767 DHG3795 DHG3794
NSP 13 Warranty DRY1274 Not used Not used DRY1274 Not used
14 Label DRW2857 Not used DRW2859 DRW2969 Not used
15 Label Not used Not used DRW2966 Not used Not used
16 Label Not used Not used DRW2953 Not used Not used
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1 2 3 4
9.2 EXTERIOR SECTION
A 32 *
20
24
41 ×6
18 33
19 18 20 ×2
18 b
19
19 7 5
B 17
17
17 21
44
25
7 15
23 ×2
8
44 ×3 25
2
44 ×3 16 ×3 21
E 22
1 15
D 23 22 16 ×3
Refer to Refer to
"9.6 CHANNEL FADER AND "9.4 CONTROL PANEL (1/2)
C CROSSFADER SECTION". Accessories SECTION".
of VR
UXJCB 39
only D
42 ×2 E
3
F
44 ×2
46 ×2 b
F
13
Refer to
"9.6 CHANNEL FADER AND 13 a
Accessories
CROSSFADER SECTIONS". from/to
from/to of VR ×2
LCDB
PNLB C
10 from/to CN6001
CN5501
42 ×2 37 ×4
42 SPVR 38 ×2
D 12 CN5202 B
46 ×2
A
a 44 ×4
12
9 42
9 27
43 ×3
26 ×2
11
45 ×3
26 ×2
6
C
E B
A
4
29
44 ×2
43 ×3
4 31
34 36 45 ×7
35
30 28 ×3
44 ×2
Refer to
"9.3 CHASSIS SECTION".
14 ×9 30
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5 6 7 8
(1) EXTERIOR SECTION PARTS LIST

1 Connector Assy PF03PP2B05 26 RCA Plug DKM1026

2 Connector Assy PF03PP-B20 27 Stay DNF1944 A
3 Connector Assy PF03PP4B12 28 Slide SW Packing (B) DEC2590
4 Spring DBH1810 29 Packing DED1190
5 Fader Packing (B) DEC2572 30 Guard DNK6441
6 Cushion DEC3639 31 Cap/MIC DAC2773

7 Packing DEC3908 32 Plate See Contrast table (2)
8 Cord Clamper DEX1025 33 Panel See Contrast table (2)
9 Cushion DEC3640 34 1..Panel See Contrast table (2)
10 Guide Bar VLL1514 NSP 35 2..Lens STANDBY DNK5729
36 2..Panel See Contrast table (2) B

11 Holder DNK6981
12 Damper/SI DEB2008 37 Fader bumper A GNK1010
13 Fader bumper C DEC3605 38 Fader bumper B DEC3809
14 Knob DAA1456 NSP 39 Label See Contrast table (2)
15 Knob DAA1344 40 • • • • •
16 Knob DAA1434 41 Screw DBA1451

17 Stopper DNK6440 42 Screw BBZ30P060FTC
18 Slider Knob 2 DAC2685 43 Screw BBZ30P080FTB
19 Knob See Contrast table (2) 44 Screw BPZ30P080FNI
20 Knob DAA1346 45 Screw BSZ30P060FTB
C
21 Knob DAA1415 46 Screw CPZ26P080FTC

22 Knob/CL DAA1320
23 Knob DAA1435
24 Knob DAC3088
25 Knob DAA1408
(2) CONTRAST TABLE D

DJM-S11 and DJM-S11-SE are constructed the same except for the following:
DJM-S11 DJM-S11 DJM-S11 DJM-S11-SE DJM-S11-SE
Mark No. Symbol and Description
/LSYXJ /UXJCB /XJCN /LSYXJ /UXJCB
19 Knob DAC3233 DAC3233 DAC3233 DAC3238 DAC3238
32 Plate DAH3300* DAH3300* DAH3300* DAH3332 DAH3332
33 Panel DNB1278 DNB1278 DNB1278 DNB1281 DNB1281
34 Panel DXA2395 DXA2395 DXA2395 DXA2409 DXA2409
36 Panel DNK6926 DNK6926 DNK6926 DNK6976 DNK6976
NSP 39 Label Not used DRW1975 Not used Not used DRW1975
* Use DEA1124 for the panels used in the first lot of products. E
The serial numbers of the affected products are as follows.
DJM-S11/LSYXJ: 1 to 605
DJM-S11/UXJCB: 1 to 1600
DJM-S11/XJCN: Not applicable
DJM-S11 65
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
9.3 CHASSIS SECTION
NON-CONTACT
CONTACT SIDE
33
SIDE
58 15
52 ×5
34
D 4 1/2
40
k Front Section
2 A 52 ×3
2 F J 7 6
f F 1
52 ×2
B 11
B 4 2/2 16 G
12 26 F
C 55 ×11
17 19
D 10
E 26
13 35 H 20
18 I
50 ×2
H G
J
D
C C
55 ×6 K
E 3
1
47 52 26
H I Accessories 49 ×4
of VR ×4
E 26
C 22
K G B
5
25 45 ×2 48 ×2
51 56 ×4 59 ×2 37
62 ×4
25
53 ×3
22 26 37
2 F 25
41 56 ×2 39
22 60 ×2
26 f 46 51 51
1 F
46
D 55 ×6 26
e 9
b A 51
32 54 52 ×3
26 a
54
d
26
52 ×4
c
21
26 52 ×2
d
27
26 28
54 e
30
26 29 38
B c 61
A
E
See
"k Front Section ". 42 24
52 ×7 52
57 ×4 a
b
Acetate tape 22
52
14 8
U
23 24
36
23
F
31
23
23
66 DJM-S11
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
(1) CHASSIS SECTION PARTS LIST

1 MAIN Assy See Contrast table (2) 31 Sheet DEC3903

2 USBA Assy DWX4421 32 Sheet DEC3905 A
3 HPJK Assy DWX4426 33 Holder DNK6918
4 INPUT Assy DWX4428 34 Stay DNF2078
5 HPAMP Assy DWX4429 35 Stay DNF2079
6 FRVR Assy DWX4425 36 Spacer DNK6975

7 MCSW Assy DWX4432 37 Earth Terminal DKE1019
> 8 SW POWER SUPPLY DWR1548 NSP 38 PC Support VEC1749
> 9 AC Inlet DKP3984 39 Power Knob Guard DNK4534
10 FFC DDD1702 40 Power Knob DAC2306
41 Rear Panel DNC2140 B

11 FFC DDD1973
12 FFC DDD1974 42 Chassis DNK6917
13 FFC DDD1694 43 • • • • •
14 Crimp Connector DDC1025 44 • • • • •
45 Washer DEC2920
15 Shielded Conn-Cable DDA1075
16 Shielded Conn-Cable DDA1100 46 Flange Nut M9 DBN1008
17 Connector Assy PF07PP-D07 47 Nut M12 DBN1018
18 Connector Assy PF06PP-D05 48 Nut (M12) NKX2FNI
19 Connector Assy PF03PP-B05 49 Nut NK90FTC
20 Connector Assy PF03PP-B07 50 Screw AMZ26P040FTC
C
21 Chassis DNA1477 51 Screw BBZ30P060FTB

22 Holder VEC1355 52 Screw BBZ30P060FTC
23 Cushion DEC3177 53 Screw BBZ30P080FTB
24 Cable tie ZCA-SKB90BK 54 Screw BMZ30P060FTB
25 Sheet DEC3618 55 Screw BPZ30P080FNI
26 Sheet DEC3968 56 Screw BPZ30P080FTB

27 Shield Case DNF2075 57 Screw BPZ30P100FTB
28 Shield Case DNF2076 58 Screw (FE) DBA1290
29 Shield Case DNF2077 59 Screw (M3*5) DBA1340 D
NSP 30 PCB Holder PNW1706 60 Screw IBZ30P080FTB
61 Screw PMH40P080FTC
62 Screw PPZ30P080FTB
(2) CONTRAST TABLE

DJM-S11 and DJM-S11-SE are constructed the same except for the following:
E
Mark No. Symbol and Description DJM-S11 DJM-S11-SE
1 MAIN Assy DWX4415 DWX4513
DJM-S11 67
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
9.4 CONTROL PANEL (1/2) SECTION
A • Bottom view 32 ×4
A 4
B
T
33 ×4
C
29
17 1 Adjust this edge first. 2 This edge , little bit exceed is OK.
A
B
+ NG
10 27
Exceed LCD area
+ : Cannot be reused 28 +
+
27 + 28
B Overlap with LCD surface

11
34 ×4
25
C 33 ×2
MAIN
CN105
34
34 ×7 33 ×4
22
34 ×5
26
23
34 ×7
34
34 ×3
Accessories
34 ×2 • Top view of VR ×14
D 24
33 ×4
20
33 ×5 35 ×4 1 Accessories
R of VR
33 ×15 21 20
J 9
D Q
E 19 6
2
K
16 14
35 ×3 33 ×2
E G 15 E
8
S 3
I
7 F D
13
13
L G 18
35 ×4
F
5
12
M
NON-CONTACT
F
CONTACT SIDE
SIDE
68 DJM-S11
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
CONTROL PANEL (1/2) SECTION PARTS LIST

Mark No. Description Part No.
1 TAPB Assy DWX4433
2 PADB Assy DWX4419 A
3 LVMT Assy DWX4423
4 LCDB Assy DWX4420
5 SPVR Assy DWX4422
6 PNLB Assy DWX4424

7 HPFD Assy DWX4427
8 PNLR Assy DWX4430
9 PNLL Assy DWX4431
10 TFT LCD DWX4434
B
11 Touch Panel DSX1149
12 FFC DDD1700
13 FFC DDD1701
14 FFC DDD1803
15 FFC DDD1973
16 FFC DDD1975
17 FFC DDD1976
18 FFC DDD1978
19 FFC DDD1979
20 FFC DDD1980 C
21 Stay DNH3214
22 Stay DNH3450
23 Stay DNH3456
24 Stay DNH3451
25 Sheet DEC3906
26 Cord Clamper DEX1025

27 Packing DEC3915
28 Packing DEC3916
29 Stay DNF2081 D
30 • • • • •
31 • • • • •
32 Screw BBZ30P060FTC
33 Screw BPZ26P080FTC
34 Screw BPZ30P080FNI
35 Screw IPZ20P080FTC
DJM-S11 69
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
9.5 CONTROL PANEL (2/2) SECTION
A • Bottom view
Refer to "7. DISASSEMBLY" % Layout position
12 DEC3938 12 DEC3938
0100 0010
Lubricating oil
0100
12
Printed thickness value
7 DEC3913 7 DEC3913
12
7 0075
B 0075 5700
6
Position when stacked
13 7 Rear
0100 0010
Front
13
27 ×5
C r: Front side 6 DEC3912 6 DEC3912
Rear
27 ×5
10
9 Front
8
9 10
26 % Cut position
8
24 Cut 25 Cut
26
ON ON SHIFT SHIFT
D 5 ×2
1/2 2/2 1/2 2/2
14
16
19 15
20 1
(Divide and use)
22 14
5 ×2
21
25 ×0.5
23
• Top view 4
16
15 3
23 17
18
22
E
4
2
11
×2
F
24 ×0.5
(Divide and use)
70 DJM-S11
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
(1) CONTROL PANEL (2/2) SECTION PARTS LIST

1 1..Service Panel Assy See Contrast table (2) 16 Button DAC3576

2 2..Panel See Contrast table (2) 17 Button DAC3529 A
3 2..Panel See Contrast table (2) 18 Button DAC3530
4 2..Panel See Contrast table (2) 19 Button DAC3531
5 Sheet DEC3910 20 Button DAC3532
6 Sheet DEC3912 21 Button DAC3533

7 Spacer DEC3913 22 Button DAC3094
8 Lever Spring DBH1702 23 Button DAC3535
9 Lever Cap DNK5344 24 Button DAC3536
10 Holder DNK6923 25 Button DAC3537
26 Lever DAC3081 B
11 Packing/LCD DEC3565
12 Spacer DEC3938 27 Screw BPZ26P080FTC
13 Button DEB2079
14 Button DAC3528
15 Button DAC3090
(2) CONTRAST TABLE

DJM-S11 and DJM-S11-SE are constructed the same except for the following: C
Mark No. Symbol and Description DJM-S11 DJM-S11-SE

1 Service Panel Assy DEA1105 DEA1106
2 Panel DNK6919 DNK6977
DJM-S11 71
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
9.6 CHANNEL FADER and CROSSFADER SECTIONS
A • Crossfader Section 23 ×4
Refer to "7. DISASSEMBLY" 25
Lubricating oil
24 ×4
Thick
17
Thin
16 N
1
8
B 21 ×4
10
13
20
7
22 ×2 6
11
19
18 2
9 3
12
14
C 12
14 4
15
• Channel fader Section
Refer to "7. DISASSEMBLY"
Lubricating oil
O or P
31 or 32
D 37
42 ×3 33
44 ×2
40
35
43 ×2
33
39
38 36
34
41
E 45 ×2
72 DJM-S11
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
CHANNEL FADER and CROSSFADER SECTIONS PARTS LIST

Mark No. Description Part No.
Crossfader Section
1 CRFD Assy DWX4418 A
2 Damper DEB2032
3 Brake DNK6427
4 Holder DNK6921
5 •••••
6 1..Slider Service Assy DEA1107

NSP 7 2..Magnet DMG1018
8 Guide Bar VLL1514
9 Gear DNK6431
10 Felt DEC3597
B
11 Gear DNK6430
12 Spring DBH1809
13 Brake DNK6428
14 Bush (MA) DNK5086
15 Washer YC60FAC
16 Shaft DLA2240
17 Shaft DLA2274
18 Brake DNK6445
19 Plate DNK6446 C
20 Spring/TRQ DBH1792
23 Screw BPZ30P080FNI
24 Screw CPZ26P080FTC
25 Holder DNK6432
26 • • • • •
27 • • • • •
28 • • • • • D
29 • • • • •
30 • • • • •
CH Fader Section
31 C1FD Assy DWX4416
32 C2FD Assy DWX4417
33 Shaft DLA2273
34 Slider DNK6426
35 Holder DNK6924
36 Lever DNH3211 E
37 Stay DNF2080
38 Damper DEB2032
39 Brake DNK6427
40 Felt DEC3917
NSP 41 Cushion DEC3356

42 Screw BBZ30P060FTC
44 Screw CPZ26P080FTC
45 Screw IPZ20P050FTC
F
DJM-S11 73
5 6 7 8

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DJM-S11, DJM-S11-SE LSYXJ AC 110 V to 240 V

DJM-S11 XJCN AC 220 V

K-ZZZ SEPT. 2020

1.2 NOTES ON REPLACING

1.3 SERVICE NOTICE

g Confirmation of User Setting Data

g Calibration of the crossfader

g Calibration of the touch panel

E g About replacing the LED on the control panel

g SW POWER SUPPLY Primary side electrical shock A

Electrical shock area of A-side.

Electrical shock area of B-side.

The circuit of "discharge JIG" is shown below.

A General – Main Unit Input / Output terminals

3. BASIC ITEMS FOR SERVICE

3.2 JIGS LIST

Lubricants and Glues List

Name Part No. Remarks

A g DJM-S11 Service check sheet

CH1 INPUT SELECT switch USB A ECHO CH1 USBA g

3.3 PCB LOCATIONS

" Chassis Section " Control panel Section A

A INPUT ASSY (1/2)

C MAIN ASSY Q PADB ASSY

" Bottom view

F MCSW G FRVR H HPJK

NSP 1..PAD ASSY DWM2750 NSP 1..INPUT ASSY DWM2752

2..LVMT ASSY DWX4423 2..MCSW ASSY DWX4432

AD_HPLV 4 4 AD_HPLV AD_MASTER 1 1 1 1 BROWSE_A_2

V+3R3AD 7 1 V+3R3AD AD_SEL_2 8 8 MVR_MUTE

CN4901 CN4004 AD_PAD7_1 8 8 AD_PAD7_1

GNDLED 1 2 3 GNDLED AD_PAD5_1 6 6 AD_PAD5_1

LED26 3 2 1 LED26 AD_PAD3_1 4 4 AD_PAD3_1 1 GNDD

LED23 6 1 8 LED23 GNDAD 1 1 GNDAD 7 YB/TP_SCL

2 7 KEY_BEATR I ( I 1/5- I 5/5) 23

GNDLED 2 0 4 GNDLED M1_M2_TXD 2 2 2 2 M1_M2_TXD 35 LCD_G4

VRSEL_B 4 1 2 VRSEL_B KEY_BROWSE_1 9 3 KEY_BROWSE_1

KEY_FXON 5 1 1 KEY_FXON GNDD 8 4 GNDD

VRSEL_A 6 1 0 VRSEL_A GNDD 7 5 GNDD

GNDD 8 8 GNDD AD_HI_1 5 7 AD_HI_1

AD_SPVR 1 1 5 AD_SPVR AD_TRIM_1 2 1 0 AD_TRIM_1

AD_C1FD 1 2 4 AD_C1FD AD_BOOTH 1 1 1 AD_BOOTH

SMT VERTICAL DIP HORIZONTAL

MIC_SW 2 2 MIC_SW CH1REV_SW 2 3 2 3 CH1REV_SW MIC_IN_TRG 8 8 MIC_IN_TRG

GNDD 3 3 GNDD CH2REV_SW 2 2 2 2 CH2REV_SW GNDA_CH1 9 9 GNDA_CH1

MIC_SW 2 1 2 1 MIC_SW CH1_L+ 1 0 1 0 CH1_L+

DIP BOARD IN DIP VERTICAL

GNDD 2 0 2 0 GNDD GNDA_CH1 1 1 1 1 GNDA_CH1

GNDAD2 1 8 1 8 GNDAD2(GNDD) GNDA_CH1 1 3 1 3 GNDA_CH1

GNDAD2 1 7 1 7 GNDAD2(GNDD) CH1_L- 1 4 1 4 CH1_L-

LED_MIC 1 6 1 6 LED_MIC GNDA_CH1 1 5 1 5 GNDA_CH1

GNDA 1 3 1 3 GNDA CN107 CN7002

GNDA 1 1 1 1 GNDA GNDA_CH1 1 1 GNDA_CH1

GNDA 1 0 1 0 GNDA CH1_R+ 2 2 CH1_R+

GNDD_HP 9 9 GNDD_HP GNDA_CH1 3 3 GNDA_CH1

CN7603 CN7408 HP_L HP_L CH1_R2.5V CH1_R2.5V

GNDD_HP 7 7 GNDD_HP GNDA_CH1 5 5 GNDA_CH1

GNDA_MIC 1 1 GNDA_MIC GNDD_HP 6 6 GNDD_HP CH1_R- 6 6 CH1_R-

MIC_OUT 2 2 MIC_OUT GNDD_HP 5 5 GNDD_HP GNDA_CH1 7 7 GNDA_CH1

GNDA_MIC 3 3 GNDA_MIC HP_R 4 4 HP_R SEL_CH1 8 8 SEL_CH1

GNDD_HP 3 3 GNDD_HP GNDD 9 9 GNDD

DIP VERTICAL DIP VERTICAL

HP_MUTE 2 2 HP_MUTE GNDD 1 0 1 0 GNDD

PIONEER - DJM S11 & S11-SE - RRV 4706 - Service Manual

PIONEER - DJM S11 & S11-SE - RRV 4706 - Service Manual