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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTION
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY ALL THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
THAT ARE APPLICABLE TO YOUR EQUIPMENT
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Table of Contents
Preparation for use
Unpacking&Set up Power Source
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5
Location of Controls & Indicators
Operation Instruction
General Radio Operation
(Antenna Information)
Turntable Operation Cassette Operation
CD Operation
CD Recording Instruction
Preparation
Recording RECORDS to CD
Recording CASSETTES to CD
Manual track division
Erasing a CD-RW
Audio Connection
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8-9
10-11
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Aux In
Line Out
Specifications
Accessories&Gift Box Contents
Trouble Shooting Guide
Warranty&Customer Support
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PREPARATION FOR USE
UNPACKING AND SET UP
IMPORTANT : Raising And Lowering The Lid
To open the lid, raise it as far as it will go until the lid support bracket locks in the open position .
To close the lid, lift it upward slightly until the lid support bracket unlocks, and then gently lower the lid.
TO AVOID DAMAGING THE CABINET OR THE LID, NEVER FORCE THE LID CLOSED. ALWAYS RAISE THE LID TO RELEASE THE LID SUPPORT BRACKET.
Raise the lid The phonograph has been secured for shipment with a TRANSIT
SCREW. Use a coin or screwdriver to turn the transit screw clockwise . This will allow the turntable to “float”.
TRANSIT SCREW
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needle
STYLUS COVER
Discard the stylus cover.
Remove the twist -tie that was used to secure the tone arm during shipment. Release the tone arm lock lever.
TONE ARM LOCK LEVER
Connect the plug to your AC outlet.
120V 60Hz
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AUX
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AM/F M
TAPE
PHON O
CD
ERAS E
AUTO MA NUAL
TRAC K INCREM ENT
ERAPHONE
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CD RECO RDER
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AUTO STOP
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FINA LIZE
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PLAY/PA USE
STOP
OPEN /CLOS E
AUX IN
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LOCATION OF CONTROLS AND INDICATORS
36 LINE OUT JACK 37 FM ANTENA WIRE 38 AC POWER CORD 39 OP/CLOSE 40 CD 41 PHONO 42 AM/FM 43 TAPE 44 AUX 45 AUTO MANUAL 46 INCREMENT TRACK 47 REC LEVEL “+” “-” 48 VOLUME “+” “-” 49 FINALIZE 50 REPEAT 51 PROGRAM 52 REW/FF 53 PLAY/PAUSE 54 ERASE 55 STOP 56 REC
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Unit Controls
LINE OUT
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FUN TION
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OPERATION INSTRUCTION
General
1 Make sure the unit is plugged in correctly to an AC outlet.
2 Press the POWER(22) to turn on the main power. Then you can press any button you want.
Radio Operation
1 Press the AM/FM button(4/42)to set the unit to tuner mode.
2 Adjust the TUNING(12) to select a station.
3 Adjust the VOLUME(2/48) to desired listening level.
4 Press the Mo./ST (23) to select the normal or stereo mode of Radio.
Turntable operation
1 Press the PHONO(6/41)to set the unit to phono mode.
2 Make sure that you have removed the stylus cover from the stylus and have released the Tone Arm Lock that secured the tone arm to the tone arm rest.
3 Set the turntable Speed Selector to t h e a p p r o p r i a t e s p e e d 33 , 4 5 o r 7 8 R P M . If y o u a r e p l a y i n g 4 5 R P M ‘ s i n g l e s ' , p l a c e t h e 4 5 R P M ADAPTER(35) on the center spindle.
4 Place your record on the center spindle.
5 Raise the CUE LEVER(30) to lift the tone arm off its rest .Move the tone arm to the edge of the record.The turntable sta rts aut om ati cally .Us e th e CU E LEVER (30)to gently lower the tone arm onto the record.
Antenna Information
1 The AM antenna is inside the cabinet. If AM reception is unsatisfactory try repositioning the cabinet slightly until the internal antenna is picking up the strongest signal.
2 The FM wire antenna is located on the back cabinet.If necessary adjust the position and direction of this antenna until you find the position that provides the best reception.
6 Adjust the VOLUME(2/48) control to the desired level.
7 When the tone arm reaches the end of the record it automatically returns to the tone arm rest and the record player stops.
N O T E : D o n o t s t o p t h e t u rn t ab l e m a n u a l l y M o v i n g o r j a r r i n g t h e Turntable without securing the Tone Arm clamp could result in damage to the Tone Arm.
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OPERATION OPERATION
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
CASSETTE OPERATION
PLAYING CASSETTE
1 Press the TAPE(5/43) button to set the unit to tape mode.
Not e : Before inserting a tape in the player be sure that there is no excess slack in the casse tt e t ha t co ul d jammed in the mechanism.
2 Insert your cassette into the slot, as shown in the illustration, with the side you wish to play facing 'up' and the open end on the right sde.
3 Cassette playback begins as soon as the tape is inserted.Adjust the VOLUME(2/48) control to the desired level.
CD OPERATION
1 Press the CD(7/40) button to set the unit to CD mode.
2 Press the CD OPEN/CLOSE(19/39) button to open the CD drawer.
3 Place your disc in the drawer with the printed label side facing up.
4 Press the CD OPEN/CLOSE(19/39) button once more to close the drawer.The disc will spin for a few seconds while the player reads the disc ,then the disc stops and the display shows the total number of tracks on the disc.
4 To advance the tape rapidly depress the EJ/ FF(26) (Eject/Fast Forward) button approximately half way. The tape will move forward rapidly as long as the button is depressed. Normal playback will resume when the button is released.
5 When the tape ends the player stops automatically. Depress the E J / F F( 2 6 ) ( Ej e c t / Fa s t F o r w a r d ) button completely to remove the cassette from the player. You may press theEJ / FF(26) ( Ej ect/ Fas t Forward) button to stop playback and remove the cassette at any
5 Press the CD PLAY/ PAUSE(17 /53 ) button to begin playback on track number one .The Play Indicator lights.
6 Adjust the VOLUME(2/48) control to the desired level.
7 Playback will continue until the end of the dicc. When the disc ends the display again shows the total number of tracks on the disc. You may also stop playback at any time by pressing the CD STOP( 18/ 55) button .
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CD RECORDING INSTRUCTIONS
Preparation
This unit is designed to record CD-R and CD-RW discs bearing the identification logo “Compact Disc Recordable” or “CD­Rewritable”,If CD’s do not confirm to this standard, they may not record properly.
Recording Records to CD
1 Load a compatible blank CD-R or CD-RW into the unit.
2 Press the PHONO button (6/41) to set the unit to Phono mode.
3 Set the SPEED CONTROL SWITCH (32) to the correct speed (33 ,45 or 78 rpm) for the selected record.
4 Use the CUE LEVER (30) to raise the tone arm off its rest .Move the tone arm over the record and use the cue lever to lower it to the point you want the recording to start.
5 Press the RECORD button (13/56).Then press “ PLAY/PAUSE” button(17/53) .The CD will begin recording.
Recording Cassettes to CD
1 Load a compatible blank CD-R or CD- RW into the unit.
2 Press the TAPE button (5/43) to set the unit to TAPE mode.
3 Load a pre-recorded cassette tape into the cassette player. Press to PLAY button(17/53) to get the cassette to the point in which you want to start the recording.
4 Once the cassette is ready and playing, press the CD RECORD button (13/56) . Then press “PLAY/PAUSE”(17/53) . The CD will begin recording.
5 Once the first side of the cassette is finished , press the STOP(18/55) button , then change to “TAPE”.
6 Eject the cassette tape and flip it over to the other side.
7 Repeat steps 4 and 5 to record the other side of the cassette .
8 After recording is completed,press the STOP button(18/55),then change to“TAPE”.
6 Once the first side of the record is finished , press the STOP(18/55) button. The display will change “PHONO”.
7 Turn the record over and repeat steps 4-6 to record the other side.
8 After recording is completed, press the
STOP(18/55) button . The display then change to “PHONO”.
9 Once you have finished the recording ,press the
CD button(7/40) then press FINALIZE button(14/49). Then press PLAY/PAUSE(17/53) to finalize.
10 Once the CD has been finalized, the unit will return to Phono mode and the display will show “PHONO”. The CD door will open ,the CD is now ready for use.
NOTE: If the CD is not finalized, it will not play in any other CD player . Not all CD players are compatible with CD-R and CD-RW ’s. Check the owner's manual for other CD players for compatibility.
9 Once you have finished the recording, press the CD button(7/40), then press “FINALIZE”button(14/49). Then press PLAY/PAUSE (17/53) to finalize.
10 Once the CD has been finalized, the unit will return to tape mode and the display will show “TAPE” . The CD door will open ,the CD is now ready for use.
NOT E: If the CD is not finalized. The LCD will display "No TOC CD-R or CD­RW. If the CD is finalized. The LCD will display"CD-R or CD-RW.
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AUDIO CONNECTION
AUDIO CONNECTION
1 AUX IN Press the AUX(3) button to set the unit to Audio connection mode.
Using the Aux in allows you to hook up additional external audio components an d li s te n to th e m th ro u g h y o ur unit.Any component with an audio output such as a Tuner ,can be c o n n e ct e d by u s i n g t h e c o r re c t cables(not included).This unit uses st a nd a rd 3. 5 mm c ab l es . Fo r mo re information on hooking up the external component, see the owner's manual for that component.
2 LINE OUT Using the LINE OUT will allow you to run the audio from your unit into a home stereo ,television or other stereo source. To make this connection,you will need standard RCA cables.Plug the red and white connectors on one end of the cable into the red and white Audio Output jacks on the back of the unit. The other end of the cable will plug into the LINE OUT jacks of your se le ct ed com po n en t. F or mo re information on hooking up to the ex t e rna l c o mp o n e nt , se e t he owner' s manual for that component.
Audio output
LINE OUT
L
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LINE OUT LINE OUT
L (WHITE JA CK )
L
R
R (RED JACK )
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WARRANTY & CUSTOMER SUPPORT
Congratulations on the purchase of your new Grace product. All Grace Digital products purchased directly from Grace Digital or from a Grace Digital authorized dealer are supported by a 1 year limited warranty.
Grace Digital Inc. guarantees this item for a period of 1 year from the original date of purchase.
The product is guaranteed against original defects in materials, manufacture and workmanship for 1 year from the date of purchase. The guarantee covers the replacement of equipment that proves to be faulty as a result of manufacturing defect only. No liability shall be accepted for faults arising from accident or misuse.
In the event your equipment requires warranty attention and/or service, please contact your place of purchase, Grace Digital Inc. at www.gracedigitalaudio.com or a Grace Digital authorized Dealer.
In the event a replacement is required and a replacement of the same model is not available for any reason, Grace Digital Inc. reserves the right to replace items with similar equipment of equivalent value.
Under this warranty, at the company's discretion, repair of any defect, replacement of the failed component(s) without charge for parts or labor, is agreed. This warranty does not imply any acceptance by Grace Digital, nor agents of Grace Digital for consequential loss or damages related to a product. The warranty specifically excludes fair wear and tear, accident, and misuse of unauthorized modification.
This warranty is applicable in the United States only and does not in any way limit the customer's legal rights. Claims and enquiries under the warranty for Grace products purchased outside the USA should be addressed to the local importers or distributors. If you have reason to claim under the warranty please contact your Dealer (original place of purchase) in the first instance. Please retain all original packaging materials for possible future use. We suggest that you complete details of purchase now and keep this information, along with your proof of purchase in a safe place for future reference.
CONDITIONS
1. This Warranty will be granted when the original invoice or sales receipt (with proof of date
of purchase, product type and dealer's name) is presented together with the defective product.
2. This guarantee will NOT reimburse for any loss nor cover damage that may result from
adaptations or adjustments, made to the product.
3. This guarantee does NOT include any of the following: i. Maintenance and/or repair of parts due to normal wear and tear. ii. Changes to or uses of the product outside of the intended use as described in the
instruction manual.
iii. Transportation costs, home service costs and all related risks and costs of transport.
4. Damage resulting from any of the following: i. Misuse including use for a purpose other than intended, installation or use of the product in
a manner inconsistent with the technical or safety standards, improper or incorrect installation.
ii. Repair done by a non-authorized agent, establishment or individual. iii. Accidents related to shipping with UPS, USPS or any other mailing or shipping agent. iv. Accidents including lightening, water, fire, improper ventilation or any cause beyond the
control of Grace Digital Inc.
Should you have any questions regarding your product, warranty or Grace Digital Inc. please contact your original place of purchase or Grace Digital Customer Service Monday to Friday at customerservice@gracedigital.net
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Troubleshooting Guide
In case of trouble with the unit, please look through this chart and see if you can solve the problem by yourself before calling your dealer.
Problem
Power dose not come on when the power switch is pressed.
No sound comes out of the speakers.
THE WH O L E UNIT
The tape dose not move.
No sound from tape.
TAPE DECK
The sound is distorted or faint.
Cause
Unit is unplugged.
The vol ume is turn e d down (to MIN). The input selector does not match the playback source.
The cassette tape is not inserted properly.
The tape heads are dirty.
The tape heads are dirty.
Solution
Connect the unit to the AC power supply.
Adjust the volume. Re-select the desired input source.
Insert the cassette tape correctly.
Clean the tape heads.
Clean the tape heads.
Cannot listen to any s t a ti on , o r s i g n al appears weak.
The sound is distorted.
TUNER U N IT
CD stops immediately after starting, or unit p a u s e s o r s t o p s during play.
No sound.
CD PLAYER
Specific CD is noisy ,or p l a yb a c k s t op s o r skips.
The station is not tuned-in properly. A TV set is being used nearby and is interfering with the radio reception.
The antenna is not oriented properly.
T h e C D i s i n s e r t e d upside down. The CD is dusty or dirty or there is condensation on the CD.
The CD player is paused.
The CD is scratched. Damaged or warped. The disc is is very dirty.
P r o p e r l y t u n e - i n t h e desired station. Turn-off the interfering set TV.
Re-orient the antenna until reception improves.
Inse r t the C D with the printed side right-side up. Carefully clean and dry the CD.
Press the PLAY/PAUSE button.
The CD should be changed. Carefully clean the CD.
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