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3.

 

DIMENSIONS 

 

Width  

530.00mm 

Depth  

400.00mm 

Height  

232.00mm 

Platter Diameter 

330.00mm 

Spindle to Arm 

295.60mm 

Net Weight 

56.5Kg   

 

 

Shipping weight 

75.4Kg     

 

4.

 

SPECIFICATION 

 

The turntable is driven by a 3-phase, 6 pulse, inductance motor, with 8 pole Neodymium 
magnets and 3 integrated Hall position sensors. 

The electronic controller uses a high performance microcomputer, optimised for motor 
control. The Hall position sensors on the motor provide accurate feedback to the micro 
controller allowing very accurate and stable speed control, including 33 1/3, 45 and 78 
rpm.  The  reference  oscillator  is  a  10MHz  quartz  crystal,  which  is  multiplied  by  4  to 
produce an internal microprocessor clock speed of 40MHz. 

The  driver  stage  has  CMOS  buffers/MOSFET  drivers  with  1.2  Amp  peak  drive 
capability. 

The power output

 

stage

 

is

 

six

 

high power complimentary Mosfets in a 3 Phase Bridge 

Driver configuration. 

Closed  loop  speed  control  is  implemented  using  a  pseudo  sine  wave  commutation 
sequence and a proportional-plus-integral (PI) algorithm. 

The  design  incorporates  a  4  layer  surface  mount  technology  pcb  with  on-board  user 
adjustable speed variation control. 

 

5.

 

SPEED RANGES 

 

 

 

33 1/3, 45, 78 rpm. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 30/12

Page 1: ...PRECISION TURNTABLE PRECISION TURNTABLE Instructions PRECISION TURNTABLE...

Page 2: ...when supplied for use in the UK is fitted with a moulded plug incorporating a fuse The value of the fuse is indicated on the pin face of the plug and if it required replacing a fuse approved to BSI 1...

Page 3: ...llation procedures Please read carefully as MODEL 30 12 PRECISION TURNTABLE Instructions This is no ordinary turntable These instructions have been compiled covering unpacking adjustment and installat...

Page 4: ...een applied to the Model 30 12 precision turntable It complements the Series V 12 precision pick up arm and with this and comparable equipment can provide a listening experience that allows vinyl soun...

Page 5: ...ction 6 Dimensions and specification 7 Packing list 8 Parts identification 9 Unpacking 10 11 Setting up 11 12 Operation Turntable speed adjustment 12 Operation 13 Maintenance 13 Transit precautions 14...

Page 6: ...wing very accurate and stable speed control including 33 1 3 45 and 78 rpm The reference oscillator is a 10MHz quartz crystal which is multiplied by 4 to produce an internal microprocessor clock speed...

Page 7: ...opic Disc 1087 1 Operating Instructions 1088 12 1 Soft Cover 1094 12 1 Power Supply 1095 1 Power Cord 1098 9 1 Drive Belt 1100 1 Syringe of Lubricating Oil 1287 1 Oil Filler Adaptor 1129 1 Record Spin...

Page 8: ...Spindle Washer Driven Pulley Drive Belt Pulley Flange M3 x 12 Socket Cap Screw Upper Gallery Cover Suspension Bands Lower Gallery Cover Damper Cover Suspension Dashpot Gauge End A Column Base Centrali...

Page 9: ...supporting at least 60 kilos 132 lbs Tone arm tools and accessories are located under the shelf which may be lifted away 5 Position the base so that its left hand end overhangs the table by about 10...

Page 10: ...lleys WARNING Please avoid handling or anything that might scratch the turntable platter The material is as delicate as a record itself and very easily damaged 5 The base should now be levelled by rot...

Page 11: ...hes your mains voltage 13 The power cord has a standard moulded mains plug In the event that it must be replaced the original plug should be cut off and disposed of responsibly 14 WARNING To meet inte...

Page 12: ...old down the 33 and 45 buttons together for 5 seconds the 33 LED will stop flashing and become constant and your speed setting will be stored in the system memory for future use 6 Repeat this process...

Page 13: ...e life of the suspension bands will depend on climatic conditions If eventually they should stretch beyond further adjustment replacements Part No 1020 are available from SME Limited 6 Changing the ba...

Page 14: ...ed to our Service Department must be a Sent strictly in accordance with the packing and routing directions which we will provide b Insurance should be effected by the owner SME Limited are unable to a...

Page 15: ...e clean by dusting it regularly with due regard for the safety of the cartridge and stylus Always use the soft dust cover when not in use Finger marks may be removed from the black enamel chrome finis...

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