Stanton T.62 user manual Controls Overview

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CONTROLS OVERVIEW

16.ANTI SKATE KNOB - When a record is playing, a centrifugal force is generated drawing the stylus towards the center of the record. This control compensates for that force and needs to be set to the same value as the counter weight pressure ring. See “Tonearm and Cartridge Settings” instructions for more information.

17.TONE ARM BASE - The tone arm base includes tone arm rest.

18.COUNTERWEIGHT - Use this to balance the tone arm and to adjust the stylus pressure. See “Tone Arm And Cartridge Settings” for proper adjustments.

19.45-RPM ADAPTOR HOLDER - Place the attached 45-rpm adaptor here. Push down the rear side of 45 rpm adaptor to take it off.

20.EXTRA HEADSHELL HOLDER - Place extra headshell here.

21.PHONO/LINE OUTPUT L & R - This is the standard analog output (RCA jacks) which can be connected either to a phono or line input on any DJ mixer or stereo system, depending on the setting of the phono / line selector.

22.PHONO/LINE SWITCH - 5witches the output to either phono or line level. Use the PHONO setting when plugging into a “PHONO” input on a receiver or DJ mixer. Use “LINE” position when connecting to a line level input such as CD or VCR on a receiver.

WARNING – Never connect a line level output (LINE position) to a PHONO input on a receiver or DJ mixer.

23.USB SOCKET- Connect the USB cable (included) to this socket and to a USB connector on your computer. After connecting the turntable to your computer, you can record your vinyl to your hard disk using the included Cakewalk Pyro software. For recording instructions please follow the instructions outlined in “Cakewalk Pyro Audio Creator LE Overview” section of this manual.

Note: maximum USB cable length is 3m

24.DIGITAL OUTPUT - Use this output to connect your T.92 USB to the S/PDIF digital input of any equipped digital device, such as a CDR or computer soundcard

25.POWER CORD CONNECTOR - Used to connect the included power cord.

26.POWER SWITCH - This switch turns the power on or off, including the motor and audio signal. Use this switch when the unit will not be active for extended periods of time.

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