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®Connections
Note:
AC line-voltage selector (See Fig. 13.)
Make
sure that the turntable's
AC
line-voltage selector is
matched
to your voltage before connecting
the AC power
plug.
Never connect to a DC socket.
If the pre-selected voltage is different from your local voltage,
turn the AC line-voltage selector with a screwdriver so that it
corresponds with your local voltage.
The AC line-voltage selector is located at the bottom base.
1. Connect the AC power plug.
Connect the AC power plug to an AC wall socket .
2. Connect the output terminals.
Output terminals
Amplifier or Receiver
L(White).
—————————>
Channel
R (Red)
———————>
[GN
Channel!
GND (Spade lug) ——>
Note:
Be sure to connect
the ground terminal firmly to the am-
plifier or receiver. If this connection is not made or is loose,
a power source HUM" will result.
How to operate
@ Place a record on the turntable mat.
@ Set the speed select knob to the desired record speed.
(See Fig. 14.)
© Remove
the stylus protector,
if your cartridge has a
detachable one.
© Release the arm clamp.
@Set the cueing knob to the "¥" position. (See Fig. 15.)
@ Move the tonearm over the desired groove.
@ Set the cueing knob to the "Y." position. (See Fig. 16.)
The tonearm
will descend
slowly onto the record
and
play will begin.
@ When
play has finished, the tonearm will automatically
return
to the arm
rest (auto-return)
and the turntable
platter will stop rotation.
(The turntable platter will continue to rotate briefly due to
its own inertia.)
Note:
e
After play is completed, fasten the tonearm with the arm
clamp and set the speed select knob to the "e" position.
e
Attach the stylus protector again, if you have one, to pro-
tect the stylus tip from damage.
@ When
you
play a 45-rpm
record
with a large
center hole —————_——___________—_
Place the 45-rpm adaptor on the center spindle. Set the speed
select knob the "45" position.
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