Vestax Music - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

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When you connect a hard drive and any other USB device to a 4 port hub you have to use the external power supply all the time. You may have fried the power pins on the USB port you used to connect the 4 port hub. If you can get the hard drive to work separately on the USB port, the 4 port hub may no longer be passing power from the laptop.

make shure the cable youre using between the the itch ( great little controller ) and the receiver is not balanced. here are the two options that will work. from your sure unit. xlr-to 1/4ts or 1/4ts to 1/4ts. there are two kinds of 1/4 inch connectors. these you know look like the standard guitar plug or some people call them phono plug. on the end of the prong you will see one or two rings. one ring means its tip and sleeve . two rings means your cable is tip , ring, and sleeve.
how is that software compared to the normal SL software?
i use, tech 1200s and a rane ttm54. but i dont use serato. i use torq. i love it.

Your best bet is to contact Vestax Support directly. Their USA phone number is 1(888)498-4788 Mon-Fri 10am-5pm PST

look at the back of your deck there shold be two little nobs that say touch sensor level turn it down to min or at least dont have them all the way up

Here is an online manual, Can't download it, though. Hope it helps.http://www.manualslib.com/manual/399951/Vestax-Vci-100.html

Try replacing the fuse by one with same voltage and rating. Usually if you take a look at paperwork that came with the mixer it will show you which fuse you should use.

Probably there are dirty contacts inside the assign switch, also it could be a bad solder contact on the switch or there around.

The switch can either be removed and cleaned or replaced.

Cleaning is a bit delicate procedure, but can actually be done, you need to take the switch apart, taking care not to damage any of the parts, then you need to clean the inner contacts and the contact making clamps with some fine sandpaper.

Be sure to put everything back together as it was otherwise the switch may not work properly or it may not work at all (be gentle with the contact making clamps, they can easily be damaged / squashed).

It could also be a problem with faders or preamps, but i would take a look at the switch first.

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