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18. Previous / BT OUT
Press to change to the previous track when in USB-, AUX- and BT mode.
Press in Phono mode to enable a wireless connection with a BT speaker or -headphones.
19. Play/pause / REC
Press to (re)start or pause play in USB-, AUX- and BT mode.
Press in Phono mode to record the vinyl play on a USB stick (when inserted).
20. Next / split
Press to skip to the next track when in USB-, AUX- and BT mode.
Press when recording vinyl play on a USB stick to cut off and save the current file and generate another save file.
RECORD PLAYER
1.
Rotate the mode switch to select Phono mode.
2.
Place the record on the turntable. If required, place the 45rpm adapter on the record spindle.
3.
Choose the desired playing speed using the speed selection switch (33-, 45- or 78rpm).
4.
Rotate the on/off and volume control clockwise to turn on the unit.
5.
Make sure that any protective cover is removed from the stylus.
6.
Unlock the tone arm by releasing the tone arm clip.
7.
Raise the arm by using the tone arm lever.
8.
Place the stylus vertically over the first track of the record, the turntable will start turning automatically.
9.
Lower the stylus slowly onto the record by using the tone arm lever.
10.
When a record comes to the end, the turntable will stop automatically if the auto-stop switch is in the ON position. If the
switch is in the off position then it will keep turning until the switch is set in the ON position.
* Some vinyl records stop before the end or do not stop when the end is reached. In this case set Auto-stop to OFF.
11.
Lift up the tone arm and put it on the rest when finished, always using the tone arm lever.
12.
Lock the tone arm by closing the tone arm clip.
13.
Re-attach the stylus cover.
14.
Turn off the power.
BT STREAMING
Before transmission between your BT device and the radio is possible, both devices must be coupled. This process is called
"pairing". The radio is served as a receiver, to receive the music stream to be played on the radio.
If you have already coupled to a BT device before, this connection will be restored automatically when both devices are in range
and BT operation has been selected on the radio. "Pairing" does not have to be repeated. This function may need to be
activated in your BT device, however.
1.
Set the mode switch to BT mode. The LED indicator will blink in blue color.
2.
Turn on the BT streaming function on your device. The device will scan for pairable BT devices in the reception range.
3.
Select “Fenton Recordplayer” from the list with found devices.
4.
After pairing, the LED will light up continuously. You can now play your music from your device, using the turntable player as
speaker.
This device also features a BT transmitter, meaning that it is possible to play sound from the turntable player via BT to, for
example, a BT speaker or wireless headphones.
When in phono mode, press the “previous” button: the indicator light will blink in red color. Then, turn on the BT streaming
function of the speaker or headphones and start pairing. If the connection is successful, the indicator stops blinking. Now, the
vinyl playback will be transmitted to the speaker or headphones wirelessly. Turn the volume control knob of the speaker or
press the volume control buttons of the headphones to adjust the volume. The volume control knob of the record player is now
blocked.
Note:
When the turntable is being used as a BT speaker, all other playback functions cannot be used at the same time.
USB
Playback:
Insert your USB drive in the USB slot. The device will automatically start playing the files
. Press “previous” or “next”
to choose the previous/next track. Press play/pause to (re)start/pause playback.
Record:
1.
Insert your USB drive in the USB slot.
2.
Start vinyl playback in Phono mode.
3.
During the vinyl records pl
ayback, press “REC”. The indicator will blink in red and blue colors.
4.
Press “split” when recording, the current record will be cut off and stored in a file automatically. Press “split” again and
another file will be generated.
5.
Press “REC” to stop the recording.
AUX IN
You can listen to the music stored in other audio device or smart phone via the radio, through the connection to the 3.5 mm aux-
in jack on the front side. Use a cable with 3.5 mm pins at both ends, one end connected to the aux-in jack on the radio, the other
end connected to the earphone jack on the audio device (or line out socket if available).
Set the mode switch to AUX mode. Play music on the connected device, the sound will be emitted from the radio.
