For stylus types
usual
or
standardized nowadays,
separate set-
ting
scales are
available in accordance
with
the printed symbols:
O
Setting
for
sPherical stYli.
o
Setting
for
biradial (elliptical)
styli.
Adjustment
of
the
anti-skating
device
should
be carried out
synchronously
to
setting
of
the
stylus
pressure:
turn
the anti-
skating device
to
the digit
of
the
scale
concerned,
which
cor-
responds
to
the
adjusted
stylus
pressure.
For example,
in
the
case
of
15
mN
(1
.5
p)
stylus
pressure
also
place
the anti-skating
rotary
button in
position
"1.5".
When playing
records moistened
with
a
cleaning agent,
the
skating
force
is
reduced
by
approximately
30
%.
ln
this
case
we recommend
that
you
set
a
correspondingly lower
value.
Cue
Control
Your
unit
ls
equipped
with
a
shock-f
ree
cue
control
silicone-
damped
in
both directions.
Thus
the
tonearm can be lowered
to
any
desired
point
on the
record more gently
than
is
possible
by
hand. The
cue-control
lever
(6)
has
two
positions:
V
tonearm
raised
t
tonearm
on
record
The
cue
control
holds
the
tonearm
above
the
record, and
it
can
therefore
be moved
to
any position
over
the
record
with
complete safety.
A
light touch
on
the
cue-control
lever
(6) to
the
t
position
lowers
the
tonearm
gently.
The
cue-control
re-
turns
to
the
!
position automatically at
the end
of
the
record.
With the
cuelng
control in
!
position, the height
of
the
stylus
above
the
record can
be
varied
by approximately 6 mm by
tur-
ning
the
adjusting screw
(1
).
Pitch control
Each
of
the
two
standard
speeds
(33
1
/3
and
45
rpm)
can
be
varied
with
the pitch control. Adjustment
is
made
with
pitch
control knob (12).
Adjustment
range
at
33
1/3
rpm approx.
1
semitone
(6
%).
The
pitch control
maintains
the
nominal
speed
and
provides
for
individual control
of
tempi
and
pitch
of
reproduction,
for
example,
when
the pitch
of
recorded
music
is
to
match
a
live
muslcal instrument,
or
when a record
passage
is
to
match
the
length
of
a
motion
picture
scene.
Thö
set speed
can
be checked
with
the aid
of
the
illuminated
stroboscope on
the
outside
edge
of the
platter
(Fig.3).
Despite
the
rotation
of the
platter,
the stroboscope markings
for
the
desired speed seem
to
stand
still
when
the
actual
speed
of
the
platter
is
the
same
as
the
set speed.
Cartridge and stylus
please
refer
to
the enclosed data
sheet
supplied separately
with
your
unit.
Replacing
the cartridge
You mJy
release
the
complete cartridge
from
the tonearm
by
preising
the
tonearm
lift to
the
rear. When
doing
this,
firmly
örlp
tf,ö
cartridge
as
it will
fall off
once
the locking
device
has
been released
(Fig.6).
The
tonearm
lift
may,
however,
only
be guided
to
the
rear
if
you havdpreviously
removed the safety screw
"S"
(Fig'
4)
in
order
to
refit the
cartridge
you
must
place
it
from
below
onto the
head
shell
so
that the
front
edges are
flush'
Please
ensure
that
the
cartridge
lies
absolutely
flat
on
the
head
shell
before pulling
the
tonearm
lift
to
the
front
in
order
to
lock
it
in
position
(fig.
S). You
must
then,
if
necessary,
reinsert
the
safety screw
(
Fig. 4/S).
Stylus
The stylus
is
subjected
to
natural
wear and tear
during
normal
playing. Therefore,
we recommend
you
occasionally check the
stylusänd, in the
case
of
diamond
styli,
this should
be
carried
out after
approximately
300
playing
hours
Your
specialist
dealer
will
be
pleased
to
do
this
for
you
free
of
charge'Worn
or
damaged
(splintered)
styli
chisel
the modulation from
the
grooves
and
destroy
records.
Therefore,
only
use as
replacement
the
stylus types
recommended
in
the
technical
data
of
the
cartridge. Copied
styli
result
in
audible
quality loses
and
in-
creased
wear
and
tear
of
records.
Please
remember
that,
for
physical
reasons,
the stylus holder
with
the
diamond stylus
is
extremely
f
ine and must
therefore
be necessarily sensitive
to
impacts, shocks
or
uncontrolled
movement.
When
removin
g
the styl
us please
note the
information
contai ned
on
the
separately enclosed data sheet referring
to
the
cartridge
on
your
unit.
lnstallation
of
a
cartridge
with
112" standard attach-
mgnl
(page 3)
Depending
upon
the
unit
type
purchased,
the
assembly
acces-
sories
for
112"
cartridge
can
consist
of
special accessories
which
do
not form
part
of
the unit's
standard equipment.
The
tone-
arm
of your
Dual HiFi
turntable
is designed
for
HiFi
magnetic
cartridges
with a
112 tnch
standard
attachment
and
a total
weight
of
4.5
to
B
g
including attachment
material.
Should
you
wish
to
install
a different
cartridge,
proceed
as
follows:
1)
lf
necessary,
remove
the locking
screw (Fig. 4/S).
2)
Remove
the
cartridge
from the
head
shell
as
described
in
the
section "Replacing the cartridge".
3)
Attach the
l12"
cartridge
to
the
mounting plate
with
the
aid
of
the
system
installation
gauge
and,
using
the
acces-
sories enclosed
with
the
cartridge.
This
has
been
correctly
installed
if
the
tip of
the
stylus
-
viewed
from
above
-
is
in
the
V-shaped
recess
of
the
system installation
gauge.
Viewed
from
the
side,
the stylus must
be
in thearea of
the
rectangular
recess
(Fig. 7).
4)
Connect
the connections of the
head
shell
to
the
connecting
pins on
the
cartridge. The connections
are
color'coded:
Red R
right-hand
channel
Green
FG
right-hand
channel earth
Blue
GL
left-hand
channel earth
White
L
left-hand
channel
5)
When
fitting the
mounting plate together
with the
fitted
cartridge,
please
note
the
instructions contained
in
section
titled
"Replacing the cartridge".
6.
Unscrew
the
plastic cover
on the
rear
of
the
tonearm
couterweight and screw
on the
additional weight
enclo-
sed
with
the
accessories.
7.
Now once
again
carefully
balance
the tonearm
as
described
in
the section
"Balancing the
tonearm"
and
set the
stylus
pressure
and anti-skating
force
required
for your
cartridge.
After
having
mounted
a
l12inch
cartridge check
the
height
of
the
playing
needle above
the
record
with
the
pick-up
arm
lift
in position
I.
See
Section "Cue
Control"
(page
13).
Removing
the platter
The platter
is
secured by
the
connection of
the
central ornamen-
tal
ring. To
remove
the
platter
press
the
ringslightly
downward
and
turn
it
approximately 600
to
the right
until it
noticeably
releases.
The
platter
can
now
be
removed.
To
secure
the platter
replace
the ornamental
disc
press
it
down
slightly
and
turn it
approximately
6Qo
to
the left.
Replacing
the drive belt
In
order
to
replace
the drive
belt,the
platter must
be
removed
(see
section "removing the
platter").
Remove
the
flat
belt
from
the
drive
pulley
and
platter
pulley
and
place
the
new
precision
flat
belt on the
belt surface
of
the
platter pulley.
lmportantl
The
matt
(ground) side
must
face inwardsl
fiti
tne
flat belt (if
necessary
with
a
strip of
cardboard) from
the pulley
surface
and
place
it
over
the
drive pulley
of
the
motor.
lVake sure
that the
flat
belt
runs
within
the
guide
fork
without
touching.
50 or 60 Hz Line FrequencY
Conversion
to
a different
power
line
frequency
is
accomplished
by exchanging
the motor drive pulley.
60
Hz
AC
current
is
general
ly
supplied
in
overseas
countries.
Ask
Vour dealer,
if
necessarY.
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