Operation Manual

Prior to using your system or understanding how to configure for timecode control,

here are some very important tips you should know about --

If you are going to use Timecode Vinyl - Verify that your turntable is well grounded

If you are going to use Timecode CDs - Never activate the Master Tempo on your CD

player because it will destroy the timecode signal

If you hear the timecode sound in your speakers, you have to mute the pre-listen of

Lines In (monitor)

A quality Input signal from the Turntables and/or CD Player is important to having

quality timecode control. Be sure that the input gain is correctly adjusted in your sound

card. To LOW or HIGH of a signal will not be able to be read and will lead to poor

control.

Configuring Timecodes

When you open the Timecode Configuration window, you can choose to view the window in

Simple or Advanced view. For the most part, you might never have to go into the Advanced

View – the Simple View shows the most essential timecode configuration that you will probably

need.

You will notice that there is an Auto-

Config button for each virtual deck. This

button can be used to automatically

detect the required timecode settings for

the software to function properly.

To use the Auto-config feature:

1. Play both timecode input sources

(i.e. play both timecode CDs or play

both timecode records).

2. Press each deck’s Auto-Config

button to automatically configure the

timecode settings.

If the timecode signal is configured properly,

you will see a green dot next to Timecode

Quality Or as shown to the right in Advanced

View, you should see a nice Sine wave

pattern.

TIMECODE CONTROL