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PREPARATIONS
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Note:
Do
not
connect
the power
cord
to the outlet
until
all prepa
rations
have been properly
completed.
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.Unpacking
and setting
up
1. Remove
the protective
corners
for shipping
( 1) .(See
Fig. 1 )
2. Remove
the 2 shipping
screws
(2) (red~ur~g
the trans-
former.
(See Fig: 1)
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3. Remove
the shipping
screw
(red)
(4) securing
the counter-
weiQht(3).
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"A"r
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4. Mount
the
counterweight
onto
the
weight
shaft
while
turning
in
the
direction
A and
slide
it as close
to
the
tonearm
base as possible.
(See Fig. 2)
5. Gently
position
the platter
onto
the motor
shaft,
exercising
care
not
to
damage
the
motor
shaft.
Then,
position
the
platter
mat.
Caution:
An
EP adaptor
and
sub-counterweight
are
provided
as ac-
cessories
in
the
polyetRylene
bag.
Be careful
not
to
loose
them.
Usage
of
the
sub-counterweight
is described
in the
section
"Tracking
force
adjustment"
on page 5.
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Necessary
procedures
prior
to record
playing
1. Tracking
force
adjustment
2. Anti-skating
adjustment
3. Oil-damped
tonearm
adjustment
4. Connection
to a stereo amplifier
(See Fig. 3)
Firmly
connect
the
white
plug
of the OL-F6
output
cord
to the PHO NO L ( left)
terminal
of the stereo amplifier
and
the red plug to the R ( right)
terminal.
Connect
the grounding
cord from
the OL-F6
to the ground-
ing terminal
of the amplifier.
5. Connect
the power
cord to the outlet.
Note:
The
tonearm
may
be automatically
activated
when
the
power
cord
is connected
to
the
outlet.
In
such
a case,
depress
the
REJECT
button
once
and
the
tonearm
will
return
to the rest allowing
the REPEAT
knob
indication
to
be set from
O to 1. This does not mean a malfunction
exists
with
the unit.
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Fig.3
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Counterweight
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