Pioneer PL-500 Owners manual

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PL-5CICI
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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IMPORTANT
The serial the rear
enclosed This is for
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number for
panel.
Please write
warranty card
your
security.
HAZARD,
PREVENT
THIS APPLIANCE
STURE.
cabinet
NOTICE
this equipment is
this
serial number
and keep in
a secure area.
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NOT
DO
TO RAIN OR
located on
your
on
EXPOSE
MOI-
CONTENTS
Assembly
lnstallation
Connections
Adjusting the
Panel Facilities.....
Operation
AdjustingtheStylus
Maintenance.
Troubleshooting....
Specifications.....
Procedure.
Precautions
to Stereo Amplifier
Tonearm.
DescentPosition
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2
4 4
5
6 8
11
ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE
lighl
Strobe
butt
selector
Speed
Center shaft
Repeat
button
Start button
Dust cover
Counterweight
Cou
Anti-skate knob
elevator
Arm
Arm elevation lever
Arm rest
Tonearm
Record size selector
shaft
nterweight
1. REMOVE THE
As shown in the figure, use a the three screws used when
2.
CHECK THE
The
styrene
Check records
required for
pad
that they
with a large
adjustments.
TRANSIT
transporting the turntable.
ACCESSORIES
contains
are all inside. The EP
center hole, and
Store these
Phillips
the
SCREWS
screwdriver
parts
shown in the figure.
adapter is used for
the screwdriver is
parts
safely.
to
remove
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MOUNTING THE PLATTER
3. RUBBER
Refer
to the assembly figure, and
rubber
the
platter
over the shaft
MOUNTING
4.
Slide the
rear of the tonearm and
the
or
two
three times in the direction
PLATTER
platter
heavy,
is
and into
counterweight
MAT
mat
down
use
so
both
position.
THE COUNTERWEIGHT
onto the
push
Styrene
/2#-s*ewdriver
Counterweight
EP
adapter
Headshel
AND THE
place
both the
over
hands
center
the
horizontally
lift it
to
counterweight shaft on
forward. Then rotate it
it
of the arrow.
pad
I
platter
shaft.
and
The
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rJIONEER
MOUNTING THE HEADSHELL
5.
lnsert
the
the
Headshe
headshell
the
locking collar
until
figure
I I
it
into the
in the
stops.
Locking
end of
direction indicated by the arrow
Then
secure
collar
)
!
tonearm, and
the
it.
rotate
REMOVING
turntable cannot
lf the
in
attached,
follows:
as
ing
1. Fully
2. Hold
straight
To install,
sockets
of
DUST COVER
positioned
be
remove the dust cover
open the dust cover.
the dust cover as shown, and
upward.
insert the the cabinet, and
hinges
from the cabinet,
the dust cover into
of
push
the dust cover
the dust cover
with
lift it off
proceed-
pulling
by
hinge
the
downward.
it
ATTACHING
You can attach any
between 49
headshell
for
below
1. Take out the
washers and
The screws come in screws according
intend to attach.
terminals
The
2.
shown in
the
of
lead wires, taking
Attach the cartridge lightly
3. screws,
Adjust the
4.
and the connector section of apart and tighten up
cartridge does not tilt to one side when
(see
Fig.
careful
Be
come into contact with the cartridge body. When con- tacting,
THE CARTRIDGE
cartridge
and 109 on condition that only
is
used
attaching
headshell, cartridge mounting
small screwdriver
it.
with
the cartridge
three different lengths so choose
to the
the accessory headshell are
on
Fig.
A. Check
cartridge's
terminal
care
to this turntable
Follow the
height of the cartridge
the location and
pins
get
not to
procedure
to the headshell.
from
the
polarity
and then connect
polarities
the
the accessory
screws,
styrene
to the headshell
nuts
and
washers
position
B).
so that the cartridge mounting nut does not
(buzzing
hum
(Fig.
A).
of the cartridge so that the
the headshell
the
noise)
screws.
may be
Make
sure
you
generated.
mixed
are
weighing
outlined
nuts,
pad.
the
you
aligned as
of each
the
up.
the
using
stylus
49mm
that the
attach it
Mountins
Mounting washers
Mounting nuts---$
Stylus cover
NOTE:
not soldet when
Do
lead wire lugs
the
obiect
to
pinch
,"..*.--lf
Headshel
Cartridge
are loose,
in the
you
end
a
connect
use a
lightly.
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6
Red:
White:
Green: Blue:
lead
the
wires to the cartridge. lf
pair
of tweezers or a similar
Lead
Right
channel
Left channel
Right
channel
ground
Left
channel
gro
u nd
Fig.
wire
A
Fis.
B
INSTALLATION
P RECAUTIONS
When installing
(1)
Exposure
itv.
Unstable
l2l (3)
Dirty or dusty
(4)
Exposure to heavy
(5)
Proximity
(61
Locations
stances are
lf the turntable
cold surroundings,
moisture will
not
will
be able
sure that
this turntable,
Conditions
direct sunlight,
to
surfaces.
locations.
power
to
alcohol,
where
frequently
is brought
or if the
form on the operating sections
to display its
make
to be avoided
high temperatures
vibrations, such as
transf ormer of the amplif
insecticides, or
used.
warm room
into a
room temperature
performance
you
high
or
on the top of
ier.
flammable sub'
from
rises
the turntable
and
full.
to the
avoid the
humid-
speakers,
previously
suddenly,
following conditions:
(1)
Can cause
(21
Will interfere with
jump,
etc.).
(31
(4) (5)
(6)
ln
ment ture
cause scratches.
Can Can cause
Can cause
Can corrode dust
a situation
for
about
gradually,
problems
Possible
rust
interfere with
or
normal operation of
howl. hum.
cover or outside of
like this, Ieave the
an hour,
before operation.
try and increase
or
caused
insulation.
turntable
cabinet.
turntable in its
the room tempera-
(stylus
new environ-
will
CONNECTIONS
BEFORE CONNECTING,
FOLLOWING;
o
Switch the
the speaker system.
to
.
you
lf
tridge,
amplifier, or a stereo
f
ier.
CONNECTION
i. lnsert the
input
into L
2. Connect the
the end to the
3. lnsert the
the amplif ier or a
power
are using
you
will need a special
PROCEDURE
phono
jacks
the stereo amplif ier
of
jack,
and red
ground
ground
power plug
to the
a low-output
cables
for
lead with the
wall outlet.
CHECK
amplifier
amplifier with a
(white
right channel into
terminal.
the
into
TO
STEREO
THE
prevent
off to
moving coil
MC
transformer
built-in
and red) into
(white
for left channel
R
Y-shaped
convenience
damage
(MC)
or a head
MC
ampli'
PHONO
the
jack).
connector
outlet of
AC
car-
at
AM
PLIFIER
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