Dual CS 607 - CS 617 Q Wiring Diagram; CS 617 Q Wiring Schema

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Operation
Tonearm counterbalance
Locking screw for tonearm counterbalance
Cover hinge
Tracking force setting
Adjustment screw for tonearm cueing height
Anti-skating setting
Tonearm post with tonearm rest bi
Pushbutton “lower
Pushbutton “lift”
Tonearm lift
cartridge holder lock
Cartridge security screw
Speed selector 33 rpm
Speed selector 45 rpm
Pitch control
Illuminated stroboscope
DoLoNounRuN
TRUN
Recording preparation
Unpacking and installation
Remove the unit and all accessory parts from the shipping car-
ton. Please keep the original packing material as they may be
needed later should you wish to transport the unit.
Now carefully place the platter onto the motor shaft.
Insert the stem of the counterweight into the rear end of the
tonearm. Ensure that the V-shaped groove in the stem is
pointing downwards (Fig. 1).
Below you will find a description of the procedures necessary
to set the tuning anti-resonator (if the counterweight of your
unit is fitted with one), balance the tonearm and set the
tracking force and the anti-skating force.
Please refer to the separate data sheet containing information
on the required tracking force for the cartridge fitted to your
turntable.
Cartridge
If you purchased the turntable without cartridge, please refer
first to “Installing 1/2" cartridges’ on page 11 and follow these
instructions carefully.
Tuning anti-resonator
Depending on the unit you have purchased, the counterbalance
of your HiFi turntable may be equipped with a tuning anti-
resonator (Fig. 2). If this is the case, take note of the following
information.
Adjustment of the Tunable Anti-Resonator
The tunable anti-resonator permits optimum compatibility of
the tonearm with any cartridge to be used.
The antiresonator can be used for Dual ULM cartridges as well
as other 1/2" cartridges. For correct adjustment of the tunable
antiresonator please refer to the table below which lists the
most essential specifications of factory-mounted Dual ULM
cartridges as well as those of other popular 1/2" models.
To obtain the correct setting for cartridges not listed in this
table, please refer to the diagram enclosed. First find the total
cartridge weight on the horizontal scale, proceed from this
point in vertical direction upward to the corresponding com-
pliance line. Transfer the reading obtained to the vertical scale
which shows the optimum anti-resonator setting.
Please refer to the cartridge manufacturer's data sheet for net
weight and compliance (vertical) of your cartridge model, then
add the weight of the hardware (screws, spacers, nuts, washers).
The net weight of Dual ULM cartridges is equal to their total weight.
To adjust the tunable anti-resonator rotate the dial ring in clock-
wise
direction
until
the
calculated
setting
appears
above
the
index
marking (Fig. 2), while holding the stem with the other hand.
Attention
To
lock
the
tunable
anti-resonator
during
transport
of
your
turntable,
tum
the
damping
selector
past
"15"
beyond
the
wedge-shaped
index
mark
until
it
locks
(Fig.
3).
Typical HiFi magnetic and dynamic cartridges
Cartridge mass Tuning
Cartridge |C Styl uning
a Hi ET Car- [Mounting] Total | antire-
T
tridge
hardware
mass
|sonator
ype ance
In lo] | [o] | la] [a]
Shure
V15 Iv | 30 [io 11.0 | 63 10 73 | 105
M 97 HE 25 11251125163 | 10 | 73 | 115
Ortofon |
| MC 30 25 |15 15/70 | 10 | 80 | 115
| LM 30 | 30 fio [1.0 | 27 | 10 37 | 125
| TKSS2E(ULM)| 20 |15 |15 28 | 150
TKS55E(ULM) 25 |15 |15 | 28 | 140
Audio Technica]
AT 20 SS 30 |13 |13 | 80 | 18 | 98 95 |
AT 30 E 30 115 |15|50 | 12 | 62 | 110 |
Dual |
MCC 110 25 |15 [15] 48 | 14 | 62 | 125
Balancing the tonearm (with cartridge installed)
1. Set tracking force dial 4 to O and switch off the antiskating
control — see the section ‘’Antiskating’’ on page 10.
2.
Unlock
the
tonearm
pivot
it
toward
the
platter
and
depress
the
LIFT
button
8
v.
3.
For
coarse
balance,
loosen
locking
screw
2
and
shift
the
counterbalance
with
the
shaft.
Then
tighten
the
locking
screw
2
4.
For
fine
balance,
turn
the
front
knurled
ring
of
the
counter-
balance.
The tonearm is correctly balanced when it floats horizontally
over the rest bar and when it returns to this horizontal position
after being gently pushed up or down.
Tracking force adjustment
In order to provide optimum reproduction of the sound signals
cut into the record groove, a certain pressure — called "tracking
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