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‘Standard size units will play automatically
2 stack of up to eight average thickness
tecords of the same speed and diameter.
Miniature size units will play up to six
ecards.
diameter records having a large centre
hole may be played using a BSR 45 rpm.
spindle-adaptor. Records may also be
played singly.
Initial Preparation
1. I the unit is fitted with transit screws,
make sure they are screwed right down.
into the mainplate and that the unit
floats freely on its mounting springs.
2. Depress the control arm directly over
the spindle at the rear and swing it to the
‘centre of the turntable.
3. Release the pickup clip (where fitted).
4. Rotate the turntable by hand five
times to ensure that the mechanism is
neutral position.
5. If the centre spindle is not already
fitted, place it into the turntable bearing,
making certain that the projection on the
spindle locates in the slot at the top of the
turntable bearing. Press downwards until
the spindle snaps onto the retaining clip.
Automatic Operation
To operate the unit automatically:
1. According to the type of record to be
played,
(a). Move the speed control against the
required speed.
{b) Set record size selector.
(c) Select the correct stylus. The stylus is
correctly set for 78 rpm records when the
stylus selector shows 78 uppermost. For
a
long playing records LP must be showing.
NOTE: Some units are now fitted with
twin LP styliin which case either may be
used for the playing of LP microgroove
records only.
Operating Instructions
2. To Load. Lift the control arm at the
tear and swing it to the right. Carefully
place one record on the ledge of the centre
spindle and hold there while the remaining
stack of up to soven records are also.
loaded. All records in any one stack must
be of the same speed and diameter and
have the same type of groove.
(ie. standard or long playing). Swing the
control arm back to the centre and gently
Tower onto the records.
3. To Start. Move the starting lever to
the AUTO or REJ. position and hold there
‘momentarily until the turntable revolves,
then let it return gently to the START or
MAN./ON position.
4, To Reject. To reject a record at
‘any time when the unit is in operation,
move the starting lever to the AUTO or
EJ. position and then let it return gently
to the START or MAN./ON position.
5._ After playing the last record the unit
will shut off automatically
Manual Operation
4. Check all settings as indicated in 1
under ‘Automatic Operation’
2. Where a stub spindle is provided,
temove centre spindle assembly by lifting
and twisting and replace with the shorter
spindle. (NOTE : Records may be played
with the long spindle fixed, but the record
‘must be manipulated carefully over the
spindle ledge).
3. Lift the control arm at the rear and
‘swing to the right. Place the record on the
turntable and replace the control arm in the
playing position.
4. To Start. Move the starting lever
to the START or MAN./ON position.
Place pick-up arm gently on record. At the
end of the record the pick-up will return
to the rest and the unit will switch off
5. On certain units a manual cueing
lever is situated at the rear right hand
comer. Move the starting lever to the
START or MAN./ON position and raise
the cueing lever. Move the pick-up arm
above the record to the selected point and
lower to the groove by returning the lever,
to the rest position. At the end of the
record the pick-up wilt return to the rest
and the unit will switch off
IMPORTAN’
1. Always remember to use the correct
stylus on the pick-up. If the wrong one is
in-use it may not be apparent from the
music, however, the stylus itself may
become damaged by continuous playing
fon the wrong point
2._Never force the pick-up arm. This
Unit is robust but due to the
featherweight action of the pick-up and
the delicate balance required any force
will upset the adjustment.
3. Ifthe unit is to be moved the transit
Screws should be zaised to secure the
unit to the motor board,
ADJUSTMENTS
This unit has been subjected to the most
rigorous checks and tests before leaving
the factory where all necessary adjustments
have been made to ensure the satisfactory
playing of records. The following
information is provided, should it become
necessary to make any minor adjustments
Stylus Pressure. The stylus pressure
should always be set as recommended
by the cartridge manufacturer. The
pressure is adjusted by means of the
stylus pressure adjusting screw. Turning
clockwise reduces tne pressur
anti-clockwise increases the pressure.
On units fitted with an all plastic pick-up
arm the stylus pressure is adjusted by
repositioning the balance spring in the
spring anchor situated midway along the
underside of the pick-up arm.
STYLUS SET DOWN
Adjust needle to set down approximately
3 from edge of 10° record with needle
Adjusting screw (A). Make adjustment
with a stack of 10" records: position will
then be correct for all record sizes.
PICK-UP ARM HEIGHT
To raise pick-up arm, turn height
adjusting screw (B) anti-clockwise; to
lower, turn clockwise. Adjust stylus with a
full stack of records on turntable, so that,
point clears the top record by 5". Be
‘sure that pick-up arm clears beneath
‘same stack while on spindle
Control arm
Stylus pressure
adjusting screw
Record size
selector
Pick-up clip
Starting lever
Stylus selector
Transit screw
‘Speed control
(On some units the speed control is on the left hand side Instructions de service
Les appareils de dimension standard
peuvent jouer autour de 8 disques
d épaisseur moyenne, de méme diambtre
et vitesse. Les appareils minis peuvent
jouer 6 disques.
Les disques de 17 cm comportant un grand
trou central peuvent tre reproduits en.
utilisant 'adaptateur BSR pour 45 tours.
Les disques peuvent également tro
jougs a runité.
ns Preliminaros
i appareil est muni de vis de
transport, s‘assurer qu'elles sont vissées
correctement sur la platine de facon 3 ce
que l'appareil puisse étre porté librement
‘Sur ses supports.
2. Appuyer sur le bras de contidle 3
Frarrigte au-dessus de la tourelle et le
tourner vers le centre du plateau.
Libérer le bras de pick-up.
3. Retirer le clip du bras.
START ou MAN./ON,
4. Faire tourner le plateau & la main
pendant quelques tours pour vous
assurer que le mécanisme d'entrainement
se trouve débrayé.
5. Si'adaptateur central n'est pas en
place, placez-le dans le logement prévu &
Cet effet en veillant que l'enclenchement
de la tige se fasse correctement.
Op
1
Fonctionnement Automatique
Pour que ce changeur fonetionne en
automatique
(2) Choisir lo vitesse de rotation du
plateau correspondante.
(b) Placer le sélecteur de
la position correcte.
(©) Choisirla pointe de lecture adéquate.
Pour les disques 78 tours par minute, la
‘gravure qui apparait doit indiquer 78:
pour les disques longue durée, c'est
Findication LP qui doit étro visible.
NOTE : Certains appareils sont équipés
avec une double pointe de lecture LP
pour disques microsillons. Dans ce cas on
peut choisir 8 volonté l'une ou autre
pointe mais uniquement pour la
reproduction de disques microsillons.
2. Empilage des Disques Lover le bras
iamatre sur
de contidle et le ramener en arridre vers la
droite, de facon & dégager le plateau.
Placer avec précaution un disque sur
épaulement de I'axe central puis continuer
dempiler autres disques, jusqu’a un
maximum de sept. Tous les disques d'une
pile doivent présenter le méme diamdt
Ja méme vitesse et nécessiter le méme type
de pointe de lecture, Ramener ensuite le
bras de contréle vers le centre de facon
‘qu'llvienne presser les diques tres
légerement.
3, Mise en Route Placer le levier de
