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Fig. 8
The cartridge that comes with the PL-520 has a tracking
force of 1.5 grams. Slide the tracking-force weight along
the bar so that the end of the weight is aligned with the
1.5g line.
ANTI-SKATING ADJUSTMENT
Turn the anti-skating knob on the tonearm shaft
clockwise and adjust one of the numbers indicated
on the knob to the index line so that the corre-
sponding tracking force is applied.
NOTE:
When turning the anti-skating knob, always clamp the
tonearm to the arm rest first,
Se
ed)
This figure shows the anti-skating adjustment when the
tracking force is about 1.59.
.
Fig. 9
DUST
COVER
Attach the dust cover by inserting-the hinges into
the fittings on the rear panel of the cabinet. When
attaching the dust cover, hold the lower part of
the dust cover from behind the turntable as shown
in Fig. 10, and it will slide smoothly into place.
To remove the dust cover, first open it all the way,
hold it firmly at the bottom as shown in the figure,
and lift it straight up.
PIONCER
STEREO AMPLIFIER
CONNECTIONS
The PL-520's phono cables and ground lead are
attached to the rear panel of the turntable. The
phono cable with the white plug is for the left
channel and the one with the red plug is for the
right channel. The thin wire with the Y-shaped
connector
at the end is the ground lead. This
should be firmly connected to the ground terminal
on the amplifier (Fig. 11).
The way is which the phono cables are attached
will depend on the type of cartridge used. Read the
instructions in the booklet that comes with the
cartridge as well as the operating instructions of
the amplifier and connect the phono cables pro-
perly.
Finally, plug the power cord into the power outlet.
If this is carried out after the tonearm has been
adjusted, the platter will start to rotate. Push the
CUT button and stop the platter. The auto-play
mechanism is now set to stand-by.
Ground lead
White
(Left channel)
Red (Right channel)
Fig. 11
With the PL-520 (the model with the accessory cartridge),
plug the phono cables into the PHONO or PHONO MAG
jacks of the stereo amplifier.
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