Pioneer SEP-C1 Professional Software Entertainment Controller User Guide

The SEP-C1 is a professional software entertainment controller that defines the industry standard. It supports control of Pioneer's DJ software and other PC applications, with features including a 4.3-inch color LCD, intelligent graphical user interface, and two high-visibility OEL displays.


Pioneer SEP-C1 Professional Software Entertainment Controller User Guide - cover page
Brand
Pioneer
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
131 KB
Published
09 July, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
Model
SEP-C1
MD5 checksum
3B3D26B582FC96B818083F18DE800245

About this manual

The Pioneer SEP-C1 is a Professional Software Entertainment Controller designed to control Pioneer's DJS software and other PC applications. It features a 4.3-inch color LCD and intelligent graphical user interface for rapid track search and navigation without a mouse or keyboard. The device supports control of other software like Serato Scratch Live without the need for control discs and acts as a full MIDI controller for compatible applications.

What's inside

  • Features
  • DJS Auto Mix Function
  • DJS Effects
  • Other Functions
  • Specifications
  • System Requirements

Specifications

Display4.3-Inch Color LCD & Intelligent Graphical User Interface
Display TypeBright Organic Electroluminescence (OEL)
Power RequirementsUSB bus power
Memory Requirement250MB or more
Pitch Control Range+6%, +10%, +16%, and WIDE

Frequently asked questions

Does the SEP-C1 require a mouse or keyboard?

No, when connected to DJS, no mouse or keyboard is required for navigation and DJ performance.

Can the SEP-C1 control Serato Scratch Live?

Yes, the SEP-C1 supports control of Serato Scratch Live without the need of the control discs.

What is the pitch control range of the tempo slider?

The tempo slider offers four pitch ranges: +6%, +10%, +16%, and WIDE.

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