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Steps for connecting the turntable to a stereo amplifier.
Explains the function of buttons, knobs, and indicators on the PL-200.
Describes buttons for start/stop, repeat, speed selection, and arm elevation.
Details speed adjustment, anti-skate, and arm rest functions.
Explains strobe light, platter, mat, and dust cover.
Describes buttons for start/stop, repeat, speed selection, and arm elevation.
Details speed adjustment, anti-skate, and arm rest functions.
Explains strobe light, platter, mat, and dust cover.
Describes cut button, speed selector, and arm elevation lever.
Steps to remove the panel and base plate.
Steps to remove the DD motor and tonearm.
Procedure for assembling PL-200 and PL-300 panels and base.
Procedure for assembling PL-255 and PL-400 panels and base.
Schematic overview of the circuit for PL-300 and PL-400.
Explanation of the direct drive motor's operational principles.
Details the operation of the PD1003 IC in the oscillator stage.
Explains the PA2004 IC's role in comparator control.
Describes the PA2005 IC's function in drive control.
Schematic overview of the circuit for PL-200 and PL-255.
Explanation of the PL-200's automatic return mechanism.
Detailed steps of the auto-return function.
Describes the lead-in process for the PL-400.
How to perform repeated playback of a record.
Steps to interrupt and resume record playback.
Manual control of turntable start and stop operations.
Adjusts the stylus landing point for automatic play.
Calibrates the tonearm's auto-return function.
Adjusts motor speed for PL-300 and PL-400.
Adjusts motor speed for PL-200 and PL-255.
Steps for connecting the turntable to a stereo amplifier.
Explains the function of buttons, knobs, and indicators on the PL-200.
Describes buttons for start/stop, repeat, speed selection, and arm elevation.
Details speed adjustment, anti-skate, and arm rest functions.
Explains strobe light, platter, mat, and dust cover.
Describes buttons for start/stop, repeat, speed selection, and arm elevation.
Details speed adjustment, anti-skate, and arm rest functions.
Explains strobe light, platter, mat, and dust cover.
Describes cut button, speed selector, and arm elevation lever.
Steps to remove the panel and base plate.
Steps to remove the DD motor and tonearm.
Procedure for assembling PL-200 and PL-300 panels and base.
Procedure for assembling PL-255 and PL-400 panels and base.
Schematic overview of the circuit for PL-300 and PL-400.
Explanation of the direct drive motor's operational principles.
Details the operation of the PD1003 IC in the oscillator stage.
Explains the PA2004 IC's role in comparator control.
Describes the PA2005 IC's function in drive control.
Schematic overview of the circuit for PL-200 and PL-255.
Explanation of the PL-200's automatic return mechanism.
Detailed steps of the auto-return function.
Describes the lead-in process for the PL-400.
How to perform repeated playback of a record.
Steps to interrupt and resume record playback.
Manual control of turntable start and stop operations.
Adjusts the stylus landing point for automatic play.
Calibrates the tonearm's auto-return function.
Adjusts motor speed for PL-300 and PL-400.
Adjusts motor speed for PL-200 and PL-255.
General| Turntable Platter | Aluminum die-cast |
|---|---|
| Speeds | 33 1/3, 45 rpm |
| Cartridge Type | Moving Magnet (MM) |
| Motor | DC servo motor |
| Output Voltage | 2.5 mV |
