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The home of the turntable THE VINYL énGiné For more turntable manuals and setup information please visit www.vinylengine.com HIGH-FIDELITY FULL AUTOMATIC STEREO TURNTABLE PL-1T7D KUT, KCT, HGT, QT,Q QPIONEER’ PON= 1. 12, CONTENTS SPECIFICATIONS (KCT, KUT model) . 3 PANEL FACILITIES 4 OPERATION 6 PARTS LOCATIONS 4.1 Top View 7 4.2 Bottom View 9 EXPLODED VIEW 5.1 Main Panel 5.2 Sub Panel 5.3 Tone Arm Assembly (PPD-535) .. 5.4 Function Button Assembly (PXA-216) .. 5.5 Elevation Lever Assembly (PXA-142) 5.6 Speed Selector Button Assembly (PXA-124) 5.7 Disc Size Lever Assembly (PXA-143) 5.8 Cabinet 5.9 Packing NOMENCLATURE OF SCREWS, WASHERS AND NUTS WIRING 7.1 K model (KCT, KUT) 21 7.2 H model (HGT) 7.3 Q model (Q, QT) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 8.1 HGT model 8.2 Q, QT model 8.3 Qmodel.. SPECIFICATIONS (HGT model) SPECIFICATIONS (QT, Q model) .. OPERATING DESCRIPTION 11.1 Automatic-operation Detection 11.2 Microswitch ON-OFF 11.3 Auto-cut and Auto-return Detection 11.4 Tone Arm Operation 11.5 Muting Switch ON-OFF 11.6 Record Size Selector 11.7 Arm Elevation ADJUSTMENT 12.1. Start Adjustment... 12.2 Repeat Adjustment 12,3 Stop Adjustment 12.4 SS Operating Section Adjustment 12.5 EV Operating Section Adjustment 12.6 Return Position Adjustment BSSSSS RERRSEBY 1. SPECIFICATIONS(KCT, KUT model) Motor and Turntable Motor sno vomnnnne Aypole synchronous Turntable drive — Beltdriven Speed “Two speeds: 33-1/3:pm, 4Srpm Wow and flutter ssnae 0.0796 (WRMS) or less SIN swew $048 (J15) oF more (with Pioneer cartridge model PC-135) Turntable platter esennensnsnnnm306m diam. aluminum alloy 135kgcm? (including rubber mat) Tonearm type Static-balance, S-shaped, pipe arm Effective arm length 221mm Tracking error. oA ST ‘Overhang .15.5mm Usable cartridge weight .. 4g (min,) ~ 10g (max.) (For cartridge weighs over 8.5g, attach the sub weight) Sub Functions Fully automatic tonearm system ‘Anti-skating force control device in type headshell Oil-damped arm elevator device Hinges (Free adjustable) Lateral balancer Miscellaneous Power requirements .. Power consumption . Dimensions AC 120V, 60Hz ses VOW 440(W)x362(D)x159(H) mm V7 stN6twnx141/4(0)96-1/4(4) in. “ 7kg, 15 Ib 6 07 Weight Accessories Headshell Accessory oil ‘Overhang gauge 45rpm adaptor Screwdriver ‘Sub weight Cartridge mounting screws Cartridge mounting Mts oor Cartridge mounting washers... Operating instructions... NOTE: HGT model on page 25. QT, Q model on page 26. Specifications and the design subject to possible modification without notice due to improvements, 2. PANEL FACILITIES HEADSHELL STAND ‘A spare headshell can be stored in this stand, Align the hheadshell pins with the stand grooves and insert. Observe that the headshell length is not greater than the height of the dust cover, This stand can also be used for storing the 45 «pm adaptor. SPEED SELECTOR BUTTONS. Press the button corresponding to the correct speed of the record to be played (press 33” button for 33-1/3 rpm). Be sure to change speeds only while platter is rotating, 33:1/3 rpm POSITION} 45 rpm POSITION-— Oo: 4s 45 RPM ADAPTOR Place on center shaft when playing 45 rpm EP records, ARM REST- Supports the tonearm when not playing a record. At the end of a playing session, engage the clamp as illustrated below. ARM ELEVATION LEVER Tonearm is raised and lowered by operating ths lever. UP sone Set t0 this position to raise tonearm during play. Set to this position for automatic play or to lower the tonearm during manual play. DowN AEM ELEVATION ue Down PL-1170, LEVATION AnMe accessory ScREWORIVER SIZE LEVER Set according to record diameter during automatic play. 12" 30: Set to this position to play standard 12-inch (30cm) LP record 10°25: Set to this position to play standard 10.inch (25cm) record. T'17: Set to this position to play standard 7-inch (17cm) record. NOTE: Be sure to set the SIZE lever before pressing the START button, Incorrect operation can oceur if set during lead-in motion, FUNCTION SELECTOR BUTTONS REPEAT... Depress this button to repeatedly play the same side of a record. To release the repeat mode, press the STOP button, While’ a record is playing, press to interrupt play and return the tonearm to the arm rest. Platter drive and power will be shut off. Also, press this button to release the REPEAT button, Press for normal record playing. Since the internal mechanism becomes locked, itis not necessary for the button to remain depressed, STOP START NOTE: Be sure to set the ARM ELEVATION lever to the DOWN position for automatic play. If set to the UP position, the automatic play operation will not be performed. ARM ELEVATION ‘Arm elevation may require adjustment according to cartridge height. If necessary use the accessory screwdriver, to loosen the setscrew and adjust (see figure). OPERATING PRECAUTIONS © Keep stylus and records clean, Use a stylus brush to clean the stylus and a good quality record cleaner to clean the records each time before and after playing. © Avoid exerting unnecessary force on the tone- arm, When changing headshells, set the tonearm in the arm rest and engage the clamp. © Spring flotation is applied to the turntable when clamp screws are removed. Although the turn- table may appear unsteady, this does not in- dicate a problem. Take care not to impart vibration to the turn- table while a record is playing. Record and stylus can be damaged. Never touch the speed select buttons if the turntable is stationary. The speed can be changed only while the tumtable is rotating. Never obstruct the turntable while it is rotating. ‘This may cause damage. Avoid placing 2 or more records on the turn- table simultaneously. The mechanism is balanced for proper operation with only one record in place. 3. OPERATION AUTOMATIC PLAY 1. Unfasten tonearm clamp. 2, Set ARM ELEVATION lever to DOWN. 3, Remove the stylus cover and place record on the platter. 4. Set the SIZE lever according to record diameter: 12” 30, 10" 25, or 7” 17. The second number in each group is the size in centimeters. 5. Press START button. While platter is rotating, press speed selector button according to record speed. Approximately 5 seconds later, the tone- arm will be brought over the record starting point (as selected by the SIZE lever) and the stylus will be slowly lowered onto the record to begin play. 6, Adjust volume and tone controls on the stereo amplifier being used for desired volume and tone. ‘1. After playing the record, the auto return mecha- nism functions to return the tonearm to the arm rest, About 5 seconds later, platter drive and power are shut off. NOTE: If the REPEAT button is in its depressed position, the record will be played repeatedly. When thie function is not desired, release the REPEAT button by pressing the STOP button before playing. MANUAL PLAY 1. Unfasten the arm clamp. 2. Set ARM ELEVATION lever to UP. 3. Remove the stylus cover and place record on the platter. 4,Grasp headshell finger grip and position the tonearm over the desired starting point of the record. After platter rotation starts, press the speed selector button according to record speed. 5. Set ARM ELEVATION lever to DOWN. 3, Adjust volume and tone controls on the stereo amplifier being used for desired volume and tone. 7. At completion of the record side, the auto retum mechanism functions to return the tone- arm to the arm rest. About 5 seconds later, platter drive and power are shut off. Nore. Manual play can also be performed with the ARM ELEVATION lever in the DOWN position, At this time however, use particular care not to damage the stylus or record, REPEAT PLAY Perform steps 1 through 4 of the Automatic Play section, 5, Press the REPEAT button, then the START button, 6. Adjust volume and tone controls on the stereo amplifier being used for desired volume and tone. 7. At the completion of the record side, the auto return mechanism functions to return the tone- arm to the arm rest. Thereafter, the tonearm is again brought over to the record and play begins. This cycle repeats indefinitely until released by pressing the STOP button, RELEASING THE REPEAT FUNCTION © During lead-in (2s tonearm is moving toward platter): by pressing the STOP button, the record will be played once, then the repeat function will be released. ‘© During return (as tonearm is moving toward arm rest): by pressing the STOP button, the tonearm will continue toward the arm rest, then return to play the record once more, At the comple- tion of play, the tonearm will again return to the arm rest, whereupon platter drive and power will be shut off, © While record is being played: by pressing the STOP button, the tonearm is raised from the record and returned to the arm rest. Platter drive and power are then shut off. STOPPING IN MIDST OF RECORD @ Press STOP button. The tonearm will be raised from the record and returned to the arm rest. Approximately 5 seconds later, platter drive and power will be cut off. © Manually return tonearm to arm rest, Platter drive and power will be shut off, NoTE: The REPEAT PLAY function can not be started by pressing only the REPEAT button. To start the repeat play it is necessary to press the repeat and start buttons. 4. PARTS LOCATIONS 4.1. TOP VIEW AC power cord ————— Output cord KDG011 (KCT, KUT model) | PoE-oI6 PDG-004 (Q, OF model) Lateral weight KLA438 — Counter weight pawns PLA170 —— Knob (Anti skating) PAD-009 Copstan — om PLA-040 (60Hz) t j ‘Tone arm assembly Ane - : as PPD-536 Center shaft PXAI34 _—— _ PNW-124 Speed selector panel PAN-017 Control! pane! | PAN-O16 Main panel - Headshell assembly PNW-078 PXA-568 (KCT, KUT model) PXA-630 (Q, QT, HGT model) 4.2 BOTTOM VIEW Rubber grommet (B) Rubber grommet (A) PEB-O11 PEB-010 Leaf switch PSN-001 — Motor PXM-032 Microswitch KSF.023 Terminal PKC-004 1 5. EXPLODED VIEW 5.1 MAIN PANEL PBA-009} ‘Speed selector but PKA-124 on page 17 ‘Speed select PXA-150 ‘Arm rest assembly PXA-104 AC power cord KDG-011 (KCT, KUT model) PDG.004 (A, OT model) Headshell stz S PNW-O73 gf] Rubber grommet (A) PEB.O10 a a Terminal PKC-004 (Capacitor IKCE-005 Disc size lever assembly | Pxa-t43 | on page 17 © ]Etevation PXA142 | ‘on page 16 NOTE: Parts indi Tone arm asser PPD-535, on page 15 ited in green type cannot be supplied. bly 10b (Anti-skating) 0-009 2.62 assembly PT3x10 — — " Jon page 1

} | sc ‘Slotted set screw (Cone point) =| een Qe fe | ememem enon vw | sean meena ~~ ns | egpnsettneden ew | einige machine srw (© Ln sa | fennencrewwitmaming | (Bry co | coment hed woods | a roe | Tene crew with ring Qo fw | Round hed wood serew od var | eanmedtsronmiotormener | (CS EXAMPLE (PM+ 3x8 L Q4 length in mm (1) TL thickness in men (1) diameter in mm (d) ‘Symbol diameter in mm (d) it ‘Symbol 7. WIRING 7.1. K model (KCT, KUT) 7.2, H model (HGT) AC INLET P.C. Board (Line voltage selector PWR-813) Microswitch / KSF-023 AC Inlet PKP-014 _,PM3x8 8.2 Q, QT model NOTE: Parts indicated in green type cannot be'supplied. Capstan [A motor capstan PLA-039 (50H2) fe oie (or 60H2) is stored in the ac- PLA-040 (€0Hz) osscory, box.) Slideswitch | — KSH-003 Plate PSASx6 PNM-003 Line voltage selector assembly PWR-813 8.3 Q model Since the phono cartridge PC-136 is equipped in the Q model, the car- tridge mounting screws, nuts and washers are not provided in the accessory box. Cartridge mounting screws. 811-657 (11.5 mm) Cartridge mounting washers 823-642 Headshell assembly. PXA-630 Cartridge (PC-136). Cartridge mounting nuts: 871-853 Stylus cov > ‘The following parts are changed the parts number as shown inthe table [_ Part No. Oesiton KUT moda] KET mod | HOT mods | aTmedsi | Qmowd Peckng ce on pe 10) eweaes | enaioe | mwcsa | eos | prorze uber at ae fn ae 1) sero | renote | reacos | reacce | reacce nerting nin Engl on pe 18) enoom | oneazz | mnacsr | neoss | pnecas Cowra ntracions Guman/rench fon page 1) pnts Hex sembly on page 10) mxasse | exasie | exaswo | exasio | exnsco Ac poner cor! on poe 12,44 block) xoson | Kosar rocooe | roccot Main plate auambiy on sae 13,28, coick) | pxaato | pxazzo | exarsy | exazte | pxacte 9. SPECIFICATIONS (HGT model) Motor and Turntable Motor oro ss 4-pole synchronous Turntable drive nsnsnnnnn seonmnnsnen Beltedriven Speed o “Two speeds: 33-1/31pm, 45pm Wow and flutter ... 0,07% (WRMS) or less SIN se - 6348 (DIN B) or more {with Pioneer cartridge model PC-135) 30cm diam, aluminum alloy v» 135kg-cm? (including rubber mat) Turntable platter Moment of inertia .. Tonearm Tonearm type. Static-balance, S-shaped, pipe arm Effective arm length 221mm Tracking error 4 ~ 1 15.Smm, Overhang Usable cartridge weight 4g (min.) ~ 103 (max.) (For cartridge weighs over 8.5g, atach the sub weight) Sub Functions Fully automatic tonearm system Anti-skating force control device Plugin type headshelt Oil-damped arm elevator device Hinges (Free adjustable) Lateral balancer Miscellaneous Power requirements, Power consumption AC 220-240V, SOHZ sen 10W -440(W) x362(D)x159(H) mm Dimensions 17-5/16(W)x14-1/4(D)x6-1/4(H) in. WEIN soccnsnnnnnn covmnonons Thy 15 1b 6.02 Accessories Headshell Accessory oil Overhang gauge .. 45pm adaptor Screwdriver Sub weight Cartridge mounting screws For Use Please nove: ‘Models employ 3-conductor mains leads. Please read the following instructions carefully before connecting. WARNING: United Kingdom only. THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED. CAUTION 240V: MAINS SUPPLY VOLTAGE IS FACTORY ADJUSTED AT 240 VOLTS. IMPORTANT ‘The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with following code: Greenand-yellow: Earth Blue: Neutral Brown: Live As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this apparatus may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as follows. The wire which is coloured green-and-yellow must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked by the letter E or by the safety earth symbol + or coloured green or green-and- yellow. The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured blue or black. The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter Lor coloured brown or red. Cartridge mounting nuts Cartridge mounting washers Operating instructions NOTE: Specifications and design subject to possible modifi- cation without notice, due to improvements. 10. SPECIFICATIONS (QT, O model) Motor and Turntable Motor 4ppole synchronous Turntable drive .. Beltriven Speed on "Two speeds: 33-1/3rpm, 45¢pm Wow and flutter 0.07% (WRMS) or less. BIN anna {6348 (DIN B) or more (with Pioneer cartridge model PC-135) 30cm diam, aluminum alloy 135kg:cm? (Including rubber mat) Turntable platter oment of inertia. Tonearm Tonearm type Static-balance, S-shaped, pipe arm Effective arm length. 221mm Tracking error Ae ~ Overhang, sm Usable cartridge weight og (in.) ~ 103 (max) (For cartridge weighs over 8.5g, attach the sub weight) Sub Functions Fully automatic tinearm system Anti-skating force control device Plugin type headshell Oil-damped arm elevator device Hinges (Free adjustable) Lateral balancer Miscellaneous Power requirements Power consumption .» AC 120V/240V switchable 50/6042 10W ABOUT FURNISHED CARTRIDGE Type Structure Induced magnet type The inside of the cartridge is shielded by Super permalloy; and the outside, injection-molded. Frequency response 10 ~ 25,000Hz ‘Channel separation More than 25dB at 1,000Hz Output 3mV at 1,000H2 (50mm/s or 2in/s) ‘Channel balance Within 1,548 at 1,000H2 Impedance 3.8K? at 1,000H2 DC resistance 8509 Load resistance 50K. Stylus 0.5 mit diamond (PN-135) Dynamic compliance 10x 10°* em/dyne Tracking force requirement Weight Overall dimensions 1.5 ~ 2.38 (proper 28) 54g 16(W)x17.9(H)x28.5(L)mm 5/8(W)x23/32(H)x 1-1/8(L Jin Life of stylus used in PC-195 i800 to 1000 hours If used for longer periods, record damage or noise can occur. Replace the stylus within this lime or ot first signs of wear Dimensions ves 440) x362(0)x159(H) mm sTrus Tr 17 srs 1/4(0)x6-1/4(H) in Weight ‘Thg, 15 1b 6 02 srvtus wowed Accessories Headshell Accessory cil Overhang gauge 45rpm adaptor Serewariver Sub weight . ~ Motor puley sos cod Cartridge mounting screws... 6 (With phono cartridge mode! Cartridge mounting washers... NOTE. 2 \not supplyed. Operating instructions 1 Specifications and the design subject to possible ‘modification without notice due to improvements, 11. OPERATING DESCRIPTION Automatic operational functions of the PL-117D tonearm such as lead-in, lead-out and other func- tions are performed via a transfer from the center shaft gear A to gear B. TOP VIEW eeee ert 2 ... Tonearm BOTTOM VIEW ©9868 |.» Motor Plate H +» Muting switch oo Plate R . Plate M Plate G Arm A jo» Plate F Plate G 8889 .. Plate S |. Microswitch .. Plate J .. Plate K 9996 1 Plate E Plate L )... Plate P .. Plate Q 11,1 AUTOMATIC-OPERATION DETECTION When in stop or play mode, counter-clockwise When plate A moves, gear B stopper is released. rotational force is applied to gear B by pawl A. Gear B turns counter-clockwise due to a force ex- However, gear B does not move since its stopper is erted by pawl A and engages gear A (Fig. 4). restrained by mainframe plate A (Fig. 1) Gear B Gear A Pressing the START or STOP button moves plate B and plate C above plate B presses against gear A (Fig. 2). Just prior to completion of gear B rotation, arm B returns plates A, B and C to their original posi- tions (Fig. 5). Fig. 2 Convex section of rotating gear A contacts plate C Fig. 5 and plate A is then moved (Fig. 3). Consequently, after a single rotation gear B stopper is again restrained by plate A. When the START button is pressed, the phono motor (PM immedi- ately starts and the platter rotates. Fig.3 11.2 MICROSWITCH ON-OFF Manual Operation (Figs. 6 & 7) 1. Plate D is directly coupled to the tonearm shaft and moves when the tonearm is removed manu- ally from the arm rest. 2. This frees plate E and the microswitch turns ON. 8. If the tonearm is returned to the arm rest during play, plate D turns off the microswitch via plate E, Fig. 6 Fig. 7 Automatic Operation: 1. Pressing the START button moves plate F via wire A and the microswitch turns ON (Fig. 8). 2, The motor rotates and as gear B begins to tum, pawl B (Fig. 9) and plate G move. Plate G and plate F above it move together and maintain the microswitch in the ON position. 3. Upon completion of automatic operation, the tonearm returns to the arm rest before gear B stops. 4. With 1 turn of gear B, paw! B returns to the start Position. Plate G also returns to the start Position. 5. As plate F returns to the start position together with plate G, the microswitch is tumed OFF by plate E. Microswitch Fig. 8 Fig. 9 11.3 AUTO-CUT AND AUTO-RETURN DETECTION ‘The tonearm is automatically returned to the arm rest at the completion of record play. Also, if the STOP button is pressed while a record is being played, the tonearm automatically returns and playing ceases. Auto-return Detection: 1. As record playback proceeds and the tonearm approaches the inner record grooves, rod A (directly coupled to plate D) moves in propor- tion to the amount of tonearm movement (Fig. 10). Fig. 10 2, Rod A pushes plate B and plate C above plate B ‘moves in the direction toward gear A (Fig. 11). Fig. 11 3. As the stylus moves 1mm toward the center of the record with each platter rotation, the end of plate C moves approximately 0.12mm. 4, The raised convex portion of gear A possesses a taper, as shown in Fig. 12. While stylus is within 1,5mm per platter rotation, this tapered portion pushed back on plate C (Fig. 13). 0.2mm Plate C Gear A Fig. 12 Fig. 13 5. Upon completion of play, the stylus movement becomes 3mm per rotation as it enters the lead-out grooves. 6. End of plate C engages with convex portion of gear A (Fig. 14). Fig. 14 7. As plate C is moved by gear A, plate A moves and gear B stopper is released and gears A and B engage*. * See Section 11.1 Auto-Operation Detection. Auto-cut Detectior 11.4 TONEARM OPERATION 1. If the STOP button is pressed during play, wire Auto Lead-in: B moves plate 8, and arm A moves (Fig. 15). 1. Plate F moves when the START button is pressed. The microswitch turns ON and platter rotates. 2, Since plate J above plate F also moves, plate K is pulled disengaging the pin on plate L (Fig. 17). Fig. 15 2. Arm A pushes plate B and plate C above plate B contacts the raised convex portion of gear A (Fig. 16). Fig. 17 3, When the platter rotates, gear B also rotates and paw! B moves plate G. 4. With plate G motion, plate M is contacted and pin of plate N pushed up (Fig. 18). Fig. 16 3. Convex portion of gear A engages with plate C to perform auto operation detection. Fig. 18 5, Plate N sets the tonearm elevation UP. 6. While gear B makes a % tum, gear B groove moves pawl C of plate R toward pin shaped section of plate D (Fig. 19). Plate D pin Fig. 19 7. The pin section is gripped by plates R and L (Fig. 20). 8. Since gear B continues to rotate, plate S moves in the direction opposite to that of Step 6. Movement of the friction plate between plates R and L causes plate L to also move (Fig. 21). 9. Plate L reaches the specified position, then stops (Fig. 22). 10. When gear B turns once, plates G and N return to their original positions. At this point, the tonearm elevation is lowered and the stylus descend onto the record. 11. When plate G returns to its original position, plate J (at plate F above plate G) returns plate K to its original position (Fig. 23). Fig. 23 12 Although plate K tends to return, since arm lead-in is completed restrains plate K (Fig. 24), Lead-out: 1. Gear B begins to rotate when plate C detects end of play and in the same manner as during lead-in, arm elevation will be UP due to the movement of plates G and N. 2, Pawl C moves plate R via gear B groove. 3. Plate R contacts plate D pin and tonearm returns to arm rest (Fig. 25). Fig. 25 4. During this operation, friction plate moves plate L 5. When the tonearm returns to the arm rest, plate K locks with plate L pin and returns to original position (Fig. 26), Fig. 26 6. Although plate R operation continues due to gear B rotation, plate L does not move since it is. locked by plate K. 7. Gear B turns once and when plate G returns to original position, plate E tums off the micro- switch, the phono motor stops, and alll opera- tions have been completed. Auto-repeat Detection: 1, When REPEAT button is pressed, plate J posi- tion is shifted by wire C (Fig. 27). Fig. 27 2. For this reason, plate K does not return to its original position at completion of tonearm lead-in operation. 3. Tonearm is returned to arm rest at end of play by function of plates R and L. 4. Since gear B rotation continues, plates R and L igain move the tonearm to the specified posi- tion, 5. By pressing the STOP button, plate $ motion can release the repeat mode (Fig. 28). * Repeat mode is not obtained when plate K locks plate L pin, 11.5 MUTING SWITCH ON-OFF (Fig. 29) ‘This switch shorts the output signal from the cartridge and functions to cut noise during mecha- nism operation. 1. Gear B begins to rotate when the START button is pressed. 2, Plate H is released by stopper on gear B and sets the muting switch ON. 3. When gear B stops after 1 turn, plate H again contacts gear B stopper and the muting switch turns OFF. Fig. 29 11.6 RECORD SIZE SELECTOR (Fig. 30) 1. When the SIZE lever is moved, wire D moves plate P and plate Q position chan, 2. This changes plate L stop position and the tonearm will be brought to the 17, 25, or 30cm record position. Fig. 30 11.7 ARM ELEVATION (Fig. 31) 1. When the ARM ELEVATION lever is moved, wire E moves plate M then plate N pin move vertically to perform tonearm UP and DOWN operation. 2, Elevation mechanism is DOWN when using stop or play modes. 8, Elevation mechanism is always UP during gear B rotation, Fig. 31 12. ADJUSTMENTS Adjustments are performed in the mode sequence start-repeat-stop. 12.1 START ADJUSTMENTS (Fig. 32) 1. Observe that gear B, plates G and F etc., are completely in stop mode. 2. Press START button (set to depressed position). 3. As shown in Fig. 32, tum the adjusting screw and adjust for 0.2 to 0.3mm spacing between plate E and microswitch knob. 4, Be sure to apply locking compound to screw after adjustment. 12.2 REPEAT ADJUSTMENT (Fig. 33) 1. Plate J position is shifted when the REPEAT button is pressed. 2. A steel ball provides click-stop for plate J in the normal and repeat positions. 8. Adjust screw so that click-stop is correctly performed. 4. Be sure to apply locking compound to screw after adjustment. Click-stop. Steel ball = Fig. 33-0 Click-stop holt Fig. 33-5 12.3 STOP ADJUSTMENT (Fig. 34) 1, Wire moves plate S when STOP button is pressed. 2, Adjust screw so that point A in Fig. 34 is 0.5 to 1.0mm when plate 8 moves. 3. Confirm that when the STOP button is released, plates S and F do not shift at point B in Fig. 35. Fig. 34 124 SS OPERATING SECTION ADJUSTMENT 1, Set SIZE lever to 25. 2, Press START button. Tonearm auto lead-in will function. 3. Stop when plate L contacts plate Q. 4.So that the position indicated in Fig. 35 be- comes 2 mm, turn adjusting screw. 5. After adjustment, move SIZE lever to 17 and 30 positions and confirm that plate L is contacted. Fig. 35 Fig. 36 12.5 EV OPERATING SECTION ADJUSTMENT 1, ARM ELEVATION lever moves plate M via wire E to raise and lower plate N. 2. When arm elevation is UP, so that spacing be- tween plate M and pin of plate N shown in Fig. 37 becomes 0.3 mm, adjust. screw shown in Fig. 38. 3, After adjustment, confirm that pin of plate N rides smoothly up and down on slanted section of plate M. 12.6 RETURN POSITION ADJUSTMENT 1, Remove cabinet, place set horizontally and re- move gear B. 2, Move plate A fully in direction shown by arrow in Fig. 39, 8,Move tonearm gently toward center shaft. 4, Rod A presses plate B and when plate C engages raised portion of gear A (Fig. 40), stop tonearm, 5. At this time, so that distance indicated in Fig. 41 becomes 62 +2 mm, adjust screw shown in Fig. 39 Fig. 42. ~~ we I ) | ZA Fig. 40 Fig. 37 Fig. 38 Fig, 41 PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORPORATION 4-1, Meguro 1-Chome, Meguro-ku, Tekyo 153, Japen ]ONEER ELECTRONICS CORPORATION 78 Oxtord Drive, Moonechie, New Jersey 07074, U.S.A PIONEER ELECTRONIC (EUROPE) NV. Luithagen-Haven 8, 2030 Antwarp, Belgium © May 1976 Printed in Japan

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