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Display Controls 

 

The Display of the TTXUSB was developed to instantly provide usable feedback regardless of the turntable 

orientation. Understanding its functions may improve your skill level. 

 

1.

 

Platter Direction Sensors: 

Whether the turntable platter is turning or stopped, these segments 

indicate the direction of rotation. They move in pairs on opposite sides of the display.

 

 

NOTE: If the platter is removed while the turntable is powered on, the entire ring of 
segments will flash indicating that the drive magnets have been pulled apart and the 

motor has entered PROTECTION MODE. It is recommended that the turntable be powered 
off after it enters PROTECTION MODE before replacing the platter.  

 
2.

 

Multi-Function Segment Indicators:

 Depending on the display mode, these Indicators may 

provide pitch, BPM or motor settings. See the independent functions of the PITCH, BPM and MOTOR 
CONTROLS for additional information.

 

 
3.

 

BPM Button: 

Pressing this button will toggle the center section of the display between the current 

pitch setting and an estimated beats per minute (BPM) reading. If this button is pressed and held for 
2 seconds, the BPM counter will recalculate the BPM estimation. If the display is indicating a steady 

"---" this means that the TTXUSB is calculating the BPM range OR it is unable to distinguish an 
estimate. If the BPM estimation is a flashing "---" then this indicates that there is no audio being 
processed.

 

 
4.

 

Pitch versus BPM indicators: 

The 

word PITCH and the PERCENTAGE 
symbol are both active while the 

display indicates the pitch setting. The 
BPM indicator is only active when the 

display is set to provide BPM 
estimations.

 

 
5.

 

Pitch Range Button: 

This button 

toggles the pitch range between 10, 
20 and 50% when pressed in 

succession. If this button is pressed 
and held for 2 seconds, the pitch 
range will be set to 8% until the 

button is pressed again. If this button 
is pressed and held together with the 

BPM Button (3), then the contrast of 
the Display will be reduced until the 

buttons are released.

 

 

6.

 

Pitch Range Indicators: 

Depending 

on the pitch range (8, 10, 20, 50%) 

these indicators will be active. When 
the pitch range is set to 8%, none of 

these indicators are active.

 

 

7.

 

RPM settings: 

The 33, 45 or 78 

segments will be active for the 
respective motor RPM mode.

 

 
8.

 

Key Lock Indicator: 

This symbol 

indicates that the onboard digital signal processors are correcting the KEY of the playback source.

 

 

NOTE: The KEY LOCK function can only be used while the output is set to LINE level. 

 

9.

 

Quartz Lock Indication: 

If the QUARTZ LOCK function (General Controls) is engaged, this 

segment becomes active and the display will flash "- Q -" if the PITCH FADER is adjusted until the 

QUARTZ LOCK function is deactivated.

 

 

10.

 

Start Time Indicator: 

If this indicator is active while the motor is starting, it means that the 

startup time has been adjusted using the Start Time Adjuster (General Controls)

 

 
11.

 

Brake Time Indicator: 

If this indicator is active while the motor is stopping, it means that the stop 

time has been adjusted using the Braking Time Adjuster (General Controls) 

 

 
12.

 

Contrast:  

Press both (3) and (5) simultaneously to cycle through contrast levels on the display.

 

Summary of Contents for TTXUSB

Page 1: ... Tonearm 2 Anti Drag Aluminum Platter 3 Slipmat 4 Headshell 5 2 5g Weight for Headshell 6 Target Light 7 45 RPM Adapter 8 S Shaped Tonearm 9 Counter Weight 10 Additional Counter Weight for S Shaped Tonearm 11 IEC Power Cable 12 RCA Cord 13 USB Cord 14 Service Tool ...

Page 2: ... as shown Connections 1 Tilt turntable upright as shown 2 Connect R RCA red audio cable from mixer or amplifier Connect L RCA white audio cable from mixer or amplifier 3 Connect only the supplied power cord and ensure that power setting switch is in the correct position for your region 4 If you would like to record audio directly to your computer connect the included USB cord from the TTXUSB to yo...

Page 3: ... IEC power cable be used Be sure that any IEC power cable attached has proper clearance underneath the unit not to pinch cable or break power jack 5 RCA Output These stereo output jacks allow the turntable to be connected to a compatible device with a PHONO or LINE level input 6 Phono Line Selector This switch should be set to the proper level depending on the type of input the turntable is connec...

Page 4: ...t This knob is used to compensate for inward tracking forces See Tonearm Setup for more details on its settings 5 Secondary Tube Lock Collar This collar is used to secure the tonearm tubes straight or s shaped to the tonearm assembly 6 Arm Clip This specially designed arm clip secures the tone arm while it is being transported or not in use 7 Tonearm Cueing System This feature allows the tone arm ...

Page 5: ...g and scratching while nearing the center spindle try increasing the Anti Skate in the increments indicated on the dial Start by adding small increments test its performance then increase it as necessary The Anti Skate control is primarily used for high quality recordings in conjunction with the tonearm cuing system OPERATION NOTES This turntable was designed to accommodate a variety of different ...

Page 6: ...on the head shell position and the amount of light required on the vinyl record surface The light strobes against the platter edge making the pattern appear to stand still when the Pitch Range is at 0 8 Pitch Fader This slide control allows the pitch of the playback to be changed In the center position the pitch is at 0 9 Key Lock This button locks the key of the music at the relative position of ...

Page 7: ...RCENTAGE symbol are both active while the display indicates the pitch setting The BPM indicator is only active when the display is set to provide BPM estimations 5 Pitch Range Button This button toggles the pitch range between 10 20 and 50 when pressed in succession If this button is pressed and held for 2 seconds the pitch range will be set to 8 until the button is pressed again If this button is...

Page 8: ...ing the flat side of the SERVICE TOOL to pry the PITCH FADER CARTRIDGE out of the turntable see picture Once removed detach the wiring clip from the bottom of the cartridge 8 Remove the Button Cartridge now by using the SERVICE TOOL to pry out the cartridge from the turntable Once removed detach the wiring clip from the bottom of the cartridge see picture 9 The cartridges may now be safely interch...

Page 9: ...table is powered on Any attempt to customize your turntable beyond interchanging the tonearm tubes is not recommended and may result in PERMANENT DAMAGE to the turntable and or a VOIDED WARRANTY TTXUSB Specifications Turntable Section Motor Start Time Braking System Platter Speeds Wow Flutter Pitch Range Rumble Torque Direct Drive 16 Pole 3 phase 0 33 33 RPM in 0 2 seconds 9 Step Electronic Servo ...

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