MCS 6710 - Operating the Turntable; Manual Single-Play Operation; Fully Automatic Single-Play; Single Record Repeat Play

How to operate
@ Single-play
@ Manual play of a record
Install
the
single-play
spindle
on
the
center
spindle.
(See
Fig.
10.)
. Place arecord on the turntable mat.
Set
the
speed
select
knob
to
the
desired
record
speed.
(See
Fig.
11.)
dy
2
3.
. Remove the stylus protector.
. Release the arm clamp.
Set the cueing lever to the ‘‘up”’ position.
(See Fig. 12.)
Move the tonearm over the record and set the cueing
lever to the ‘‘down”’ position. (See Fig. 13.)
The strobe-illuminator/pilot lamp will light-up and the
turntable platter will start to rotate.
The tonearm will descend slowly onto the record and
play will begin.
. When play is finished, the tonearm will automatically
return to the arm rest (auto-return), and the turntable
platter will stop rotation.
The turntable platter will continue to rotate briefly due
to its own inertia.
Note:
If the ‘‘program”’ knob is in a position other than ‘‘0”’,
play will be repeated by the number of times set;
therefore, be sure to keep the ‘‘program”’ knob in the
**0”’ position.
Attach the stylus protector again, if you have one, to
guard the stylus tip from damage.
@ Fully automatic single-play
1. Set the speed select knob to the appropriate speed of
the record being played.
2. Push the start/stop button. (See Fig. 14.)
The tonearm will move automatically over the lead-in
groove and descend slowly onto the record (auto-
start). Play will begin.
Note:
When the speed select knob is set to ‘*33’’ and push
the start/stop button, the tonearm moves to play a
12’’ record. While you set the speed select knob to 45,
the tonearm moves to play a7’’ record. You can place
the tonearm wherever you like if you set it manually.
. When play has finished, the tonearm will auto-
matically return to the arm rest (auto-return).
@ Repeat play of a single record
1. Set the ‘“‘program”’ knob to the desired number of
times you wish to play.
**R”’ position enables you to repeat play on a single
record continuously. (See Fig. 15.)
Note:
The ‘‘program’”’ knob may be turned either clockwise
or counterclockwise, except during automatic start or
automatic return cycle.
The ‘‘program’’ knob may be set to a desired
number, except during automatic start or automatic
return cycle. If you start play manually while the
‘‘program”’ knob is set to a number, there will be an
addition repeat play.
2. Start play in the same way as for fully automatic
single-play.