Notice NUMARK TTX-01 AT

« to pinch wiring under base.3 Bottom Panel Features 1. Adjustable Rubber Dampening Feet: When all of the feet of the turntable are completely tightened, the top flat surface of the turntable will be at 85mm. Unscrewing these feet raises the turntable up to compensate for unleveled surfaces. 2. Carrying Handles: These handles provide a secure grip so that the turntable may be comfortably transported. 3. Voltage Selector: This switches the internal voltage transformer between 115V, 230V and 240V. The turntable should be shipped with the proper voltage setting for your region. Check that the switch is in the proper voltage before connecting the power cord to prevent damage to the turntable. 4. IEC Power Terminal: This IEC Power Terminal can be used with any IEC power cable, but it is recommended that the supplied IEC power cable be used. Be sure that any IEC power cable attached has proper clearance underneath the unit not to pinch cable or break power jack. 5. RCA Output: These stereo output jacks allow the turntable to be connected to a compatible device with a PHONO or LINE level input. 6. Phono/Line Selector This switch should be set to the proper level depending on the type of input the turntable is connected to. PHONO is used with traditional turntable inputs on older receivers or where PHONO is stated. LINE level allows the TTX to directly connect to modern electronic inputs such as computers, home stereos, and mixers. 7. Digital Audio Output (SPDIF/Coaxial) This post-session output is used connecting the TTX to a device that can accept an incoming digital sampling rate of 44.1 kHz. Always connect and disconnect this output while the power is OFF. This output may be connected while the PHONO/LINE output is connected. 4 Tonearm Assembly 1. Counterweight/Ring and S-Weight: The Counterweight is used to balance the head shell and cartridge assembly so that the proper amount of stylus pressure is applied to the record. The S-Weight should be used in most cases when the S-Shaped tube is used. It is not needed for the straight arm and can be stored below the counterweight in the top cabinet while not in use. 2. Height Adjust Ring: Turning this ring counter-clockwise raises the tonearm up to 6mm to accommodate for different slipmat thicknesses. This ring can not be adjusted unless the Height Lock Lever (3) is unlocked. 3. Height Lock Lever: Turning this lever towards the direction of the arrow (clockwise) unlocks the Height Adjust Ring (2) so that the tonearm height can be adjusted. 4. Anti-Skate Adjustment: This knob is used to compensate for inward tracking forces. See Tonearm Setup for more details on its settings. 5. Secondary Tube Lock Collar: This collar is used to secure the tonearm tubes (straight or s-shaped) to the tonearm assembly. 6. Arm Clip: This specially designed arm clip secures the tone arm while it is being transported or not in use. 7. Tonearm Cueing System: This feature allows the tone arm to be positioned at a certain point above the record and slowly engaged. When the lift lever is in the up position the tone arm should rest on the armrest. When the lift lever is lowered, the tone arm is slowly lowered until the stylus is resting on the record. 8. Tone Arm Lock Nut: This aluminum nut is used to secure the head shell and cartridg... »