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Using the DMIX-<strong>600</strong><br />

STEP ONE - DEVICE SELECTION<br />

When prompted, select the desired storage device, on each side,that you<br />

wish to access. Use the Navigator Keypad to advance through the list of<br />

devices, and press Enter to select.<br />

Selecting Devices & Database Creation<br />

If necessary, you can also connect other USB storage devices without<br />

powering down the unit.<br />

Note that when you select a storage device on one side, the unit will be<br />

required to <strong>com</strong>plete any necessary Database Creation before being<br />

able to select a device on the opposite side.<br />

During this time, the opposite screen will display<br />

“Wait for other side.”<br />

Fig 2.1 - Select USB device<br />

STEP TWO - INDEXING<br />

Once you have selected a device,<br />

the unit will search for a database<br />

of the music that exists on that<br />

device. If it is the first time you are using that particular unit with the<br />

DMIX-<strong>600</strong>, the unit will prompt you to perform indexing, so that you can<br />

search for any song within seconds. If you already have used the storage<br />

device with the DMIX-<strong>600</strong>, skip to STEP TWO - VERIFICATION.<br />

Fig 2.2 - Create Database by selecting ‘YES’<br />

If you wish to create the database using the DMIX-<strong>600</strong>, select ‘YES’ from<br />

this prompt.<br />

During the indexing proce<strong>du</strong>re, the unit must create a database based<br />

off of the ID3 tags that exist on the storage device. The speed of this<br />

proce<strong>du</strong>re directly relates to how many songs are stored on the connected<br />

device. If you are using a hard drive over 20 gigs, or an NTFS<br />

device, we suggest that you use the Cortex Database Creation PC application<br />

to perform the indexing, as it will save time (especially with a fast<br />

CPU). The Cortex Database Creation software is available for FREE<br />

from http://www.cortex-pro.<strong>com</strong>.<br />

Fig 2.3 - Database Creation Screen<br />

Once the indexing proce<strong>du</strong>re has begun, it can be cancelled by pressing<br />

the Info button.<br />

VERIFICATION<br />

If your storage device has already been indexed, you will be presented<br />

with a prompt allowing you to verify the database. For each time that<br />

you add files to your storage device, you will either have to use the<br />

Verify function to add those files to the index, or use the Cortex<br />

Database Creation PC application.<br />

Fig 2.4 - Everytime music is added to your storage device, the database<br />

must be verified and updated in order to index the new songs.<br />

We strongly suggest using the Database Creation application, as it can<br />

process files at many times the speed of the DMIX-<strong>600</strong> itself.<br />

Once the verification proce<strong>du</strong>re has begun, it can be cancelled by pressing<br />

the Info button.<br />

Once you are finished with verifying, simply choose the option labeled<br />

‘Exit from Verify.’<br />

Fig 2.5 -Exit Verify<br />

Congratulations! You are now ready to start searching through your<br />

music library quickly and efficiently. Using this method will help you<br />

locate any song in your collection quicker than ever before.<br />

Fig 2.6 - Wel<strong>com</strong>e screen shows unit is ready for use<br />

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