Pioneer PL-225 User manual

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instructions
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PIONEER
The
future
of
sound
and viatori
.
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.
STEREO
TURNTABLE
PLATINE
STEREOPHONIQUE
STEREO PLATTENSPIELER
GIRADISCHI
STEREOFONICO
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NICO
English
Fran
ç
ais
Deutsch
Italiano
POWER
-
CORD
CAUTION
Handle
the
power
cord
by
the
plug
.
Do
not
pull
out
the
plug by
tugging
the
cord
and
never
touch the
power
cord when
your
hands
are
wet
as
this
could
cause a
short
circuit
or
electric
shock
.
Do
not
place
the unit
,
a
piece
of
furniture
,
etc
.
,
on
the
power
cord
,
or
pinch
the cord
.
Never
make
a
knot
in
the
cord
or
tie it
with
other cords
.
The
power
cords
should
be
routed such that
they
are
not
likely
to
be
stepped
on
.
A
damaged
power
cord
can
cause
fire
or
give
you
an
electrical
shock
.
Check
the
power
cord
once
in
a
while
.
When
you
find
it
damaged
,
ask
your
nearest
PIONEER
authorized service
center
or
your
dealer
for
a
replacement
.
Nederlands
Svenska
Espa
ñ
ol
The
power
switch is
secondary
connected and
therefore
does
not
separate
the unit
from
mains
power
in
STANDBY
(
tonearm
í
s
on
the
armrest
}
position
.
Portugu
é
s
"
This
product compites
with the Radio
interference
require
*
monts
of
the
EC
{
European
Community
}
Directive
B
7
/
3
Ö
3
/
EEC
.
"
IMPORTANT
1
CAUTION
RISK
or
ELECTRIC
SHOCK
DO
NOT
OPEN
Th
«
Eixtlurri
ü
hun
pm
ni
within
equilateral
inangle
i
$
mended
to
atert
iHe
user
of
the
presence
of
important
operating
and
maintenance
(
servicing
}
instructions
in
the literature
Accompanying
the
appliance
.
T
he
lighlmng
N
.
ish
with arrowhead
,
within
an
equilateral
triangle
,
is
intended
to
alert the
user
of
the
presence
of
uninsulated
"
dangerous voltage
"
within
trie
product
'
s
enclosure tha
ï
may
be
o
í
sufficient
magm
lode
to
constitute
a nsv
of
electric
shock
to
persons
CAUTION
:
TO
PREVENT THE
RISK
OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK
,
OQ
NOT
REMOVE COVER
(
OA RACK
I
.
NO
USED SERVICEABLE
PARTS INSIDE
.
REFER
SERVICING
TO
QUALIFIED
SERVICE
PERSONNEL
.

In
some
countries
or
regions
,
the
shape
of
the
power
plug
and
power
outlet
may
sometimes
differ from
that shown
in
the
explanatory
draw
-
ings
.
However
,
the method
of
connecting
and
operating
the unit is the
same
.
Thank
you
for
buying
this
PIONEER
product
.
Please
read
through
these
operating
instructions
so
you
yuill
know
how
to
operate
your
model
properly
.
After
you
have
finished
reading
the
instructions
,
put
them
away
in
a
safe
place
for
future reference
.
CONTENTS
M M
4
Names and
Uses
of
Parts
How
to
Ray
Records
Troubleshooting
Specifications
2
Features
Handling
Precautions
Before
Operating
Turntable
Connections
+ +
5
2
#
«
+ +
4
7
2
+
7
4
FEATURES
Semi
-
automatic
operation
with low
mass
tonearm
.
DC
servo
motor
for
low rumble
and
wow
and
flutter
.
High
performance
cartridge
supplied
.
HANDLING
PRECAUTIONS
1
.
Install
on a
solid
,
flat surface
—
but
not
on
top
of
a
speaker
*
2
.
Install
away
from
high
heat
,
moisture
,
or
direct
sunlight
.
Avoid dust
,
dirt
,
smoke
and
steam
,
3
.
Install
away
from
TV
sets
and
tuners
.
To avoid
interference
,
use
an
outdoor
antenna
or
turn
off
the
TV
sets
and
tuners
.
4
.
Moisture
may
condense
on
the turntable
if
it
is
brought
from
a
cold
area
to
a
warm room
,
or
if
room
temperature
increases
rapidly
,
if
so
,
do
not
use
until moisture
evaporates
,
5
.
To dean
records
,
use
an
antistatic
spray
or
cleaning
fluid
and
soft
cloth
.
Wiping
with
a
dry
cloth
or
brush
may
cause
static noise
.
BEFORE
OPERATING
TURNTABLE
CONFIRM
SUPPLIED
ACCESSORIES
EP
adaptor
{
You
will
find
this
taped
to
the
center
on
the
cabinet
.
)
Platter
mat
Platter
Counterweight
2
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BEFORE
OPERATING
TURNTABLE
ASSEMBLY
3
.
Release
tonearm
from
armrest
.
4
.
Set
ARM
-
ELEVATION
control
to
DOWN
.
5
.
Rotate
counterweight
to
find
the
point
where the
tonearm
floats
freely
,
not
dropping
downward
or
rising
upward
.
ATTACHING
PLATTER BELT
1
.
Puli
dust
cover
up
and
off of
rear
hinges
.
2
.
Turn
over
platter
,
3
.
Pinch
belt
on
inner
rim
between thumb
and
forefinger
.
6
»
Hold
rear
part
of
counterweight
and
set
front
part
so
that
"
0
position
is
aligned
with
center
line
on
shaft
.
j
t
4
.
Slip
belt
over
thumb
and
pull
out
,
inserting
thumb
in
hole
.
5
.
Insert
forefinger
from
top
of
platter
and
transfer
belt
to
forefinge
6
.
Lower
platter
onto
spindle
,
7
.
Release
belt
onto
pulley
.
r
.
Pulley
Correct
Incorrect
ft
Gelt
7
.
Rotate
counterweight
counterclockwise
(
as
viewed
from
fronti
so
that
recommended
tracking
force
(
2.0
g
for
supplied
cartridge
}
is
aligned
with
center
line
.
8
.
Set
antiskating
control
to
same
number
as
tracking
force
.
8
.
Place
platter
mat
on
platter
(
with
"
PIONEER
”
side
uph
ADJUSTING
TRACKING FORCE
1
.
Fit
counterweight
onto
rear
end
of
tonearm
.
2
.
Remove
plastic
cover
from
cartridge
.
Set
so
that the
number
lines
up
with
the
$
mal
!
groove
in
the
rim
.
9
.
Replace
tonearm
in
armrest
clasp
.
10
,
Replace plastic
cover
to
the
cartridge
,
11
,
Replace
dust
cover
on rear
hinges
,
12
,
Always
remove
plastic
cover
again
before
play
.
Remove
plastic
band
from
armrest
before
using
this
unit
for
the
first
time
,
3
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CONNECTIONS
If
your
amplifier
or
receiver
has both
MM
and
MC
phono
jacks
,
use
the
MM
jacks
.
Be
sure
plugs
are
pushed
fully
into
jacks
.
1
.
Attach
ground
lead
to
amplifier
or
receiver
ground
(
GND
)
terminal
.
2
.
Connect
red
plug
to
amplifier
or
receiver
PHONO
R
jack
.
3
.
Connect
white
plug
to
amplifier
or
receiver
PHONO
L
jack
.
4
.
Plug
power
cord into
AC
wall socket
(
or
amplifier
or
receiver
AC
outlet
)
.
rjj
Illustration
not
applicable
to
U
.
K
.
model
.
C
1
MO
SWN
Ü
L
0
AC
power
COrd
R
§
Q
AC
wall socket
00
0
Stereo
ammplifier
NAMES
AND
USES
OF
PARTS
mJWm
.
\
©
©
(
I
®
©
©
I
ID
a
©
!
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©
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4
'
©
*
B
5
—
3
IHEIB
h
*
- - -
#
©
©
(
D
ARM
-
ELEVATION Control
Moves
tonesrm
up
and down
.
®
Dust
Cover
®
EP
Adaptor
Race
over
spindle
to
play
45
rpm
singles
.
(
3
)
Spindle
©
Platter
Mat
©
Platter
(
6
)
SPEED
Selector
Set
to
45
for
45
rpm
records
*
Set
to
33
for
33
-
1
/
3
rpm
records
.
(
D
Counterweight
©
Antiskating
Control
(
n
)
Armrest
©
Tonearm
@
H
ead
$
heil
/
Cartridge
/
Sty
lus
©
STOP
Button
Press
to
stop
play
.
(
?
)
Cabinet
4
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HOW TO
PLAY
RECORDS
BEFORE
PLAYING
TEMPORARILY INTERRUPTING
PLAY
1
.
Set
ARM
-
ELEVATION
control
to
UR
2
.
To
resume
,
set
ARM
*
ELEVATION
control
to
DOWN
.
1
.
Open
dust
cover
.
2
.
Put
record
on
platter
.
3
.
Set SPEED
selector
.
4
.
Release
tonearm
and
set
on
armset
.
5
.
Set
amplifier
or
receiver
source
to
PHONO
.
CARTRIDGE
REPLACEMENT
Replacement
is
not
necessary
unless
you
wish
to
try
a
different
cartridge
.
1
.
Unscrew
thumbscrew that holds
hoadshell
to
tonearm
.
BEGINNING
PLAY
1
.
Set
ARM
-
ELEVATION
control
to
UR
2
.
Move
tonearm
so
it above desired
track
.
3
.
Sat
ARM
-
ELEVATION
control
to
DOWN
.
4
.
Close
dust
cover
.
5
.
Adjust
volume and
tone
controls
on
amplifier
or
receiver
2
.
Pull
out
headsheJL
3
.
Unscrew
two
screws
that
hold
cartridge
to
headsheJL
4
.
Unplug
headshell
wires
from
cartridge
pins
.
5
.
Loosely
screw on
new
cartridge
.
STOPPING
PLAY
*
Press
STOP
Button
.
<
G
.
Plug
headshell wires
onto
cartridge
pins
,
matching
the wire
colon
as
shown
in
illustration
.
The
tonearm
will
rise and
return to
the
armrest
and
the
platter
will
stop
rotating
.
This
occurs
automatically
at
the end
of
the record
.
White Red
1
X
Blue
Green
5
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HOW
TO
PLAY
RECORDS
7
Adjust
cartridge
position
as
shown
in
illustrations
.
STYLUS
CARE
1
.
Remove dust
by
wiping
stylus
with
a
soft
brush
.
Wipe
forward
,
2
,
If
you
use
stylus
cleaning
fluid
,
avoid
spilling
onto
rubber
or
plastic
parts
of
the
cartridge
.
Parallel
35
mm
Correct
position
of
stylus
tip
.
Correct
angle
of
cartridge
in
headshefL
8
.
Tighten
screws
.
9
.
Plug
headshell
into
tonearm
and
tighten
thumbscrew
.
10
.
Adjust
tracking
force
and
antiskating
,
as
listed
under
ADJUSTING
TRACKING
FORCE
section
of
this manual
.
REPLACING
THE
STYLUS
1
.
To avoid
record
damage
,
replace
the
stylus
after
about
800
hours
of
use
(
after
about
one
year
if
you
play
records about
two
hours
every
day
)
.
2
.
Use
the Pioneer
PN
-
240
replacement
stylus
.
3
.
To
replace
,
pull
off
the old
stylus
holder and
carefully
push
in
the
new
one
.
Refer
to
illustration
.
ra
6
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Mosi
problems
can
be
easily
solved
,
as
described
in
this
chart
-
If
trouble
persists
,
consult
your
PIONEER
authorized
service
center
or
dealer
.
Symptom
Probable
Cause
Remedy
Platter
does
not rotate
Power
plug
is
disconnected
.
Turntable
is
plugged
into switched
AC
outlet
on
amplifier
or
receiver but main
power
is
off
.
Platter belt is
not
on
pulley
.
Plug
power
cord into
AC
outlet
.
Turn
on
amplifier
or
receiver
power
switch
.
Hook
belt
over
pulley
.
WHi
No sound Poor
connections
to
amplifier
or
receiver
.
Cartridge
or
stylus
is
not
installed
correctly
.
Amplifier
or
receiver
settings
are
not correct
.
Connect
to correct
jacks
on
amplifier
or
receiver
.
Install
cartridge
or
stylus correctly
.
Change
settings
on
amplifier
or
receiver
.
Music sounds
noisy
.
Tonearm
skips
.
Record is
dusty
or
dirty
.
Record is
warped
or
scratched
.
Tracking
force
is
not correct
.
Dirt
on
plugs
or
jacks
.
Dust
or
dirt
on
stylus
.
Stylus
is
worn
.
Gean
record
,
using cleaning
fluid
and
soft
cloth
.
Use
a
good
record
.
Adjust
tracking
force
and
antiskating
.
Clean
plugs
and
jacks
,
using
a
wire
brush
.
Use
a
stylus
brush
to
clean
stylus
.
Replace
stylus
or
cartridge
.
Feedback
or
"
howling
noise
j
i
Tonearm
cartridge
is
being
excited
by
speaker
vibrations
.
Place
turntable
on a
solid
support
away
from
the
speakers
.
Humming
or
buzzing
noise
Poor
connections
to
amplifier
or
receiver
.
Cartridge
or
stylus
is
not
installed
correctly
.
Interference from
amplifier
or
receiver
transformer
,
TV
set
,
electric
motor
,
or
other
appliance
.
Speed
selector
setting
does
not
match record
speed
.
Belt is
not
in
center
of
pulley
.
Connect
to correct
jacks
on
amplifier
or
receiver
,
install
cartridge
or
stylus correctly
.
Move
away
from
source
of
interference
.
Abnormal
tempo
or
pitch
Set
speed
selector
to
match record
speed
.
Hook belt
on
center
of
pulley
.
L
SPECIFICATIONS
PHONOGRAPH
MOTOR
AND PLATTER
Motor
type
Drive
system
Speed
of
rotation
. ...
Wow
and
Flutter
POWER
SUPPLY
,
OTHER
Power
requirements
European
,
U
.
K
.
,
Australian models
DC
servo
motor
Belt drive
system
2
speeds
:
33
-
1
/
3
,
45
rpm
No
more
than
0
,
06
%
WRMS
No
more
than
0.09
%
WTD
Peak
(
DINI
More
than
68
dB
(
DIN
-
B
î
Diameter
o
295
mm
,
aluminium die
-
cast
P
+ + +
#
“
f i
é
*
*
-
*
*
a
.
c
.
220
-
240
VoSts
-
,
50
/
eo
Hi
-
AC
120
V
,
60
Hz
•
m
in
*
r
U
S
,
,
Canadian
models
Other
destination
models
*
S
/
N
ratio
Platter
...
AC
110
-
127
V
/
220
-
240
V
(
switchable
}
50
/
60
Hz
V
»
Power
consumption
External
dimensions
2
W
TONE
ARM
Type
Usable
cartridge
weight
Static
balance
straight
pipe
arm
.
4
g
(
min
)
to
8
g
{
max
}
420
<
W
)
X
95
(
Hj
X
356
Í
D
)
mm
16
-
9
/
16
(
W
)
X
3 3
/
4
(
H
)
x
14
(
D
ì
in
..
2.8
kg
(
6
lb
3
oz
)
Netweight
SUPPLIED
CARTRIDGE
Type
Replacement
stylus
Stylus
Output
voltage
Suitable
stylus
pressure
.
.
Frequency
response
Load
resistance
.
Installment
Cartridge
weight
...
.
...... ...... ...... . . . . . .
MM
type
PN
’
240
.
,
. . .
0.6
mil
diamond
.
2.5
mV
(
1
kHz
,
5.0
cm
/
s
,
LAT
Peak
)
1.5
—
2.5
g
10
Hz
-
30
,
000
Hz
47
kQ
Universal
type
SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES
EP
adaptor
Operating
instructions
1
rii
*
ri
-
ri
-
ri ri
1
NO
TE
:
Specifications
and
design
subject
to
possible
modification
without
notice
,
due
to
improvements
.
5
fl
»
Published
by
Pioneer
Electronic
Corporation
.
Copyright
O
1
S
6
S
Pioneer
Electronic
Corporation
,
All
rights
reserved
.
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>

L
'
interrupteur
d
'
alimentation
est
connect
é
fa
ç
on
secondaire
et
c
'
est
pourquoi
l
'
appareil
n
'
est
pas
mis hors tension
lorsqu
'
il
est
plac
é
dans
le mode d
'
attente
{
STANDBY
) (
le
bras
acoustique
est
dans la
positron
de
repos
)
.
"
Cet
arttde
est
conforme
aux
prescriptions
de
fa
directive
com
-
munautaire de
fa CE
nrr
87
!
308
!
EEC
(
arr
ê
t
é
du
16
/
8
/
897
"
Merci davoir achet
é
ce
produit
PIONEER
.
Veuillez bien lire
ces
instructions de
fonctionnement
de
fa
ç
on
à
savoir
faire fonctionner
votre
mod
è
le
correctement
-
Apr
è
s
avoir termin
é
la
fecture
des instructions
,
rangez
-
fes
dans
un
endroit
s
û
r
pour
des
r
é
f
é
-
rences
futures
.
Dans
certains
pays
ou
r
é
gions
,
l
'
aspect
de la
fiche
et
celui
de la
sortie
secteur
peuvent
parfois
diff
é
rer
de
ce
qui
est
indiqu
é
dans
les
dessins
explicatifs
.
Toutefois
,
fa
m
é
thode de connexion
et
de
mise
er
>
fonction
-
nement
de
l
'
appareil
sont
fes
m
ê
mes
.
CONTENU
10
Nomenclature
Comment
reproduire
des
disques
.
D
é
pannage
..
Specifications
,
8
Caract
é
ristiques
Pr
é
cautions
Avant de
faire fonctionner
la table de
lecture
Connexions
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CARACTERISTIQUES
Fonctionnement
semi
-
automatique
avec
bras
acoustique
à faible
masse
.
Moteur
servo
CC
pour
un
ronronnement
et
un
taux
de
pleurage
et
scin
-
tillement bas
.
Cellule
aux
performance
é
lev
é
es
fournie
.
PRECAUTIONS
1
.
Installez
sur
une
surface ferme
et
plane
—
mais
pas
sur
le
haut
d
'
u
-
ne
enceinte
.
2
,
Installez
à
l
'
abri des
temp
é
ratures
é
lev
é
es
,
de
l
'
humidit
é
ou
des
rayons
directs du soleil
.
Evitez la
poussi
è
re
,
la salet
é
,
la
fum
é
e
et
la
vapeur
.
3
,
Installez
dans
un
endroit
é
loign
é
des
t
é
l
é
viseurs
et
des
syntoniseurs
.
Pour
é
viter
le
brouillage
,
utilisez
une
antenne ext
é
rieure
ou
mettez
les
t
é
l
é
viseurs
et
les
syntoniseurs
hors
tension
.
4
.
L
'
humidit
é
peut
ê
tre
condens
é
e
sur
la
table de lecture si celle
-
ci
est
d
é
plac
é
e
d
'
un
endroit
froid
en une
chambre
ou
la
temp
é
rature est
plus
é
lev
é
e
,
ou
si la
temp
é
rature
augmente
rapidement
.
Si
ceci
arrivait
,
r
é
utilisez
pas
l
'
appareil
jusqu
'
à
ce
que
l
'
humidit
é
se
soit
é
vapor
é
e
.
5
.
Pour
nettoyer
des
disques
,
utilisez
une
bombe
à
antistatique
ou
un
fluide
de
nettoyage
et
un
linge
doux
.
Si
vous
essuyez
avec
un
linge
sec ou avec
une
brosse
,
vous
risquez
de
provoquer
un
bruit
statique
.
NOTE
IMPORTANTE
SUR
LE
CABLE
D
'
ALIMENTATION
Tenir le
c
â
ble d
'
alimentation
par
la
fiche
.
Ne
pas
d
é
brancher la
prise
en
tirant
sur
le
c
â
ble
et
ne
pas
toucher le
c
â
ble
avec
les mains mouill
é
es
.
Cela
risque
de
provoquer
un
court
-
circuit
ou
un
choc
é
lectrique
.
Ne
pas
poser
l
'
appareil
ou un
meuble
sur
le
c
â
ble
.
Ne
pas
pincer
le
c
â
ble
.
Ne
pas
faire
de noeud
avec
le
c
â
ble
ou
l
'
attacher
à
d
'
autres
c
â
bles
.
Les
c
â
bles d
'
alimentation doivent
ê
tre
pos
é
s
de
fa
ç
on
à
ne
pas
ê
tre
é
cras
é
s
.
Un
c
â
ble ab
î
m
é
peut
provoquer
un
risque
d
'
incendie
ou un
choc
é
lectrique
.
V
é
rifier
le
c
â
ble d
'
alimentation
de
temps
en
temps
.
Contacter
le
service
apr
è
s
-
vente
PIONEER
le
plus
proche
ou
le revendeur
pour
un
remplacement
.
AVANT
DE
FAIRE
FONCTIONNER
LA
TABLE DE
LECTURE
VERIFIEZ
QUE
VOUS
AYEZ RE
Ç
U
TOUS LES
AC
-
CESSOIRES FOURNIS
Adaptateur
EP
(
Ceci
est
coll
é
au
centre
du
coffret
!
Tapis
du
plateau
Contre
-
poids
Plateau
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AVANT
DE
FAIRE
FONCTIONNER
LA TABLE DE
LECTURE
ASSEMBLAGE
3
.
Lib
é
rez
le bras
acoustique
du
repose
-
bras
.
4
.
R
é
glez
la commande d
'
é
l
é
vation du bras
(
ARM
-
ELEVATION
)
sur
descente
(
DOWN
)
.
5
.
Faites
tourner
le
contre
-
poids
pour
trouver
le
point auquel
le
bras
acoustique
se
d
é
place
librement
,
sans
tomber
et
sans
se
redresser
.
FIXATION
DE LA
COURROIE
DU
PLATEAU
1
.
Soulevez
le
pare
-
poussi
è
re
et
ô
tez
-
le
des charni
è
res
arri
è
re
.
2
.
Retournez
le
plateau
.
3
.
En
tenant
la courroie
entre
le
pouce
et
l
'
index
,
serrez
-
la
contre
la
6
.
En
tenant
la
partie
arri
è
re
du
contre
-
poids
,
r
é
glez
la
partie
avant
de
fa
ç
on
que
la
position
"
0
"
soit
align
é
e avec
la
ligne
centrale de
l
'
arbre
.
4
.
Faites
glisser
Je
courroie
avec
le
pouce
,
tirez
vers
l
'
ext
é
rieur
,
en
introduisant
le
pouce
dans
Je
trou
.
E
>
.
Ins
é
rez
l
'
index de la
partie
sup
é
rieure du
plateau
et
faites
passer
la
courroie
à
l
'
index
.
6
.
Abaissez
le
plateau
sur
Taxe
.
7
.
L
â
chez la
courroie
autour
du
cabestan
.
Cabestan
P
Correct
Incorrect
K
Courroie
7
.
Faites
tourner
le
contre
-
poids
dans le
sens
inverse de celui
des
aiguilles
d
'
une
montre
(
vu
de devant
)
de
fa
ç
on
que
la
force
d
'
appui
recommand
é
e
(
2
,
0
g
pour
la cartouche
fournie
)
soit
align
é
e avec
la
ligne
centrale
.
8
.
R
é
glez
la
commande
d
'
antipatinage
au
m
ê
me num
é
ro
que
la
force
d
'
appui
.
8
.
Placez le
tapis
du
plateau
sur
le
plateau
(
avec
le
c
ô
t
é
PIONEER
tourL
n
é
vers
le
haut
)
.
REGLAGE
DE LA
FORCE
D
'
APPUI DU
BRAS
ACOUSTIQUE
1
.
Placez le
contre
-
poids
sur
l
'
extr
é
mit
é
arri
è
re
du bras acousti
-
que
.
2
.
Enlevez
la
protection plastique
de la cartouche
.
R
é
glez
de
fa
ç
on
que
le
num
é
ro
soit
align
é
avec
la
fine
rainure
du
rebord
.
9
.
Remettez le bras
acoustique
dans
l
'
agrafe
de
l
'
accoudoir du
bras
acoustique
.
10
.
Remettez la
protection plastique
sur
la
cartouche
.
11
.
Remettez le
pare
-
poussi
è
re
sur
les charni
è
res
arri
è
re
.
12
.
Enlevez
toujours
la
protection
plastique
avant
la lecture
.
Enlevez la bande
plastique
du
repose
-
bras
avant
d
'
utiliser
l
'
un
î
t
é
pour
la
premi
è
re
fois
.
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CONNEXIONS
St
votre
amplificateur
ou
votre
r
é
cepteur
poss
è
de des
prises phono
MM
et
MC
,
utilisez les
prises
MM
.
Assurez
-
vous
de
bien introduire les
fiches
dans les
prises
.
1
H
Connectez
la
conduite de
terre
à fa
borne de
terre
(
GND
)
du
r
é
cep
-
teur
ou
de
l
'
amplificateur
.
2
.
Connectez
la
fiche
rouge
à
la
prise
PHONO
R
de
l
'
amplificateur
ou
du
r
é
cepteur
.
3
.
Connectez
la
fiche
blanche
à
la
prise
PHONO
L
de
Tamplficateur
ou
du
r
é
cepteur
.
4
.
Branchez
le cordon
secteur
à
une
prise
secteur
murale
(
ou une
sortie
CA
sur
l
'
amplificateur
ou
le
r
é
cepteur
)
.
GNO
PHONO
U
Cordon
secteur
R
©
@
Prise
secteur
murale
Amplificateur
st
é
r
é
o
NOMENCLATURE
r
\
<
D
©
\
\
©
©
\
©
\
©
<
s
>
®
Commande
d
'
é
l
é
vation du bras
acoustique
(
ARM
-
ELEVATION
)
Fait
monter
ou
descendre le bras
acoustique
.
®
Pare
-
poussi
è
re
(
2
)
Adaptateur
EP
Piacez
-
le
sur
l
'
axe
pour
reproduire
des
45
tours
.
®
Contre
-
poids
©
Commande
d
'
antipatinage
@
Accoudoir
©
Bras
acoustique
©
Coquille
/
Cellulef
Pointe de lecture
©
Axe
(
4
)
Tapis
du
plateau
@
Plateau
©
S
é
lecteur
de vitesse
(
SPEED
)
R
é
glez
sur
45
pour
les
disques
45
tours
-
R
é
glez
sur
33
pour
les
disques
33
-
1
/
3
tours
.
®
Toucha d
'
arr
ê
t
(
STOP
)
Appuyez
sur
cette
touche
pour
arr
ê
ter
la
reproduction
.
©
Coffret
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