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PHONO
NOTED:
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Remove the stylus protector.
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Be sure that the tone arm is being detached from the tone arm rest
before operating and re-secured again afterwards.
1.
Select to “PHONO” function from function selector (15)
2.
Set the speed selector to the proper position depending on the record to be played.
3.
Place the record on the platter (use the spindle adaptor if required).
4.
Lift the tone arm from the rest and slowly move it to the record side. The platter will start to
rotate.
5.
Place the tone arm to the desired position of the record.
6.
Adjust the volume to the desired level.
7.
At the end of record, the platter will automatically stop rotating. Lift
the tone arm from the record and return it to the rest.
8.
To stop manually, lift the tone arm from the record and return it to
the rest.
REMARK:
As some kind of record the auto-stop area was out of the unit setting, so it will stop before the
last rack finish. In this case, select the auto-stop switch (30) to “ off “ position, then it will run to
the end of the record but will not stop automatically (turn off the unit by power button or switch
back the auto-stop switch to “ on “ position to stop the platter rotate). Then put back the tone
arm to the rest position.
LINE OUT CONNECTION
You can connect the system to your whole hi-fi system by connecting the line out socket (26) to
the auxiliary input socket with a rca cable (not included).
TRACK SEPARATION (BY REMOTE HANDSET ONLY)
You can divide a track while recording from phono to
USB/SD
to split it in to separate tracks for
playback. Whilst recording from phono press the “
” (TRACK SEPARATION) button once on
the remote handset, this will mark the end of the old track and continue recording, but now as
a new track. The text “PHONO” will flash once on the lcd display to show a new track has been
created successfully. This is only for use whilst recording and not during playback of pre-recorded
files.