9
STEREO
PHONOGRAPH
OPERATION
Please
Note
-
Before
Use
-
Remove
the
stylus
protector
.
-
Make
sure
that
the
tone
arm
is
unlocked
and
free
to
move
from
the
tone arm rest prior
to
operating
.
Lock
the
tone
arm
again
when
not
in
use
.
1
.
Set
the
PHONO
/
AUX
mode
selector
lo cated
on
the
back
of
the
unit
to PHONO
position
.
2
.
Raise
the
phonograph
lid
and
securely
lock
the
hinge
.
3
.
Place
the
record
on
the
platter
(
use
the
45
RPM
record
adaptor
if
you
are
playing
45
RPM
records
).
4
.
Set
the
speed
selector
to
the
proper
position
for
the
record
you
are
playing
.
5
.
Rotate
the
Power
ON
/
OFF
knob
to
turn
on
the
system
.
6
.
Raise
the
CUE
lever
to
lift
the
tone
arm
off
its
rest
.
Slowly
move
it
over
the
record
,
the
platter
will
begin
spinning
.
7
.
Use
the
CUE
lever
to
gently
lower
the
tone
arm
onto
the
record
in
the
location
that
you
want to play.
8
.
Adjust
the
volume
to
a
desired
level
.
9
.
At
the
end
of
record
,
the
tone
arm
will
automatically
return
to
the
tone
arm
rest
,
the
platter
will automatically stop spinning
.
10
.
To
stop
playing
manually
,
lift
the
CUE
level
to
lift
the
tone
arm
from
the
record
,
manually
return
the
tone
arm
to
its
rest
and
lower
the
CUE
lever
.
NOTE
:
1
).
Do
not
turn
or
stop
the
turntable
manually
.
Moving
or
jarring
the
Turntable
without
securing
the
Tone
Arm
clamp
could
result
in
damage
to
the
Tone
Arm
.
2
).
Some
types
of
45
&
78 RPM records may have an auto-stop
area
outside
the
preset
limit
,
so
the
tone
arm
may
automat ically
return
before
the
last
track
finishes
.
AUXILIARY
INPUT
This
unit
provides
an
auxiliary
audio
signal
input
jack
for
connecting
external
audio
devices
like
MP3
players
,
CD
players
and
older
,
non
-
dockable
iPods
(
except
iPod
shuffle
3
rd
gen) so you can listen to your external
source
through
the
speakers
of
this
system
.
Cartrige
Stylus Assembly
