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C ONTROL AN D CONNE CTIO N FU NCTI ONS
FRONT PANEL
A -
Front Panel LED Indicator -
When the Power Switch
(C) is pushed to the “ON” position (IN) this LED will light.
B -
Cue/Mute Button -
Pushing this switch in will attenuate or
mute the phono stage output, depending on the setting of the
internal 2 position dip switch. When this dip switch is set to
“CUE,” the output will be attenuated by approx. 9dB.
Note: This is not a gain switch, and is not intended to be used for playback. When
this switch is set to “MUTE,” full muting of the phono stage output occurs.
C -
Power Button -
This switch, when pushed to the “ON”
(IN) position powers up the phono stage. After a delay of
approx. 40 seconds, the phono stage is ready for play-
back. Pressing and releasing the Power Switch while in the
“ON” position will remove AC power from the unit.
Note: Before switching off the phono stage, make sure the line level preamplifier is
muted or off.
REAR PANEL
D -
Detachable Power Cord Socket -
Plug the supplied
power cord (female) end into this inlet, and after checking
that the power switch (C) is in the out position, plug the other
(male) end into a suitable AC wall outlet.
E -
Left & Right RCA Output Jacks -
These are connected
with a suitable length of interconnect to an appropriate input
on a line level preamplifier. The top jack is the left and the
lower is the right output.
F -
Phono Input RCA Jacks -
These jacks accept the output
RCA plug from the turntable. Facing the front of the Phono 1,
the left jack connects to the left channel, and the right jack to
the right channel.
G -
Phono Cartridge Loading Dip Switches -
The indi-
vidual positions are best activated with a tooth pick or tip of a
pencil. See the section “Connections and External Adjustments”
for more details.
H -
Grounding Post -
This is a chassis connection intended to
ground the turntable’s motor body and/or tonearm body.
Attach the ground wire from the tone arm leadouts to this
g r o u n d p o s t .
Note: It may be necessary to experiment with different grounding configurations
to obtain the lowest hum level.
