Roberts RT100 - User Manual

Please read this manual before use
Turntable with USB connection
and built-in preamplier
RT100

Summary

RT100 Turntable Features

Counterweight

Used to set the tracking force for the stylus.

Anti-skating Control

Used to set the anti-skating force on the tone-arm.

Cueing Lever

Lever to raise and lower the tone-arm gently.

Tone-arm Rest and Securing Clip

Secures the tone-arm when not in use.

Head-shell

Component that holds the cartridge and stylus.

Speed Switch (33;45 RPM)

Selects the playback speed for records.

Platter and Rubber Mat

The surface where records are placed for playing.

Phono Sockets (Right and Left)

Outputs audio signal to an amplifier.

Pre-Amp On;Off Switch

Controls the built-in phono preamplifier.

USB Port

Connection for digital recording to a computer.

Auto Stop On;Off Switch

Controls the automatic stop feature.

DC Input Socket

Socket for connecting the DC power adaptor.

Power On;Off Switch

Main power switch for the turntable unit.

Unpacking the Turntable

Assembling the Turntable (Part 1)

Setting the Tracking Force

Assembling the Turntable (Part 2)

Mains Adaptor

Connecting the Turntable

Playing a Record

Frequently Asked Questions

Sound Distortion Issues

Troubleshooting distorted audio playback.

Quiet Sound Issues

Troubleshooting quiet audio playback.

External Preamplifier Use

Using external preamplifiers with the turntable.

Auto-Stop Functionality

Understanding why the auto-stop may not engage.

Frequently Asked Questions (Continued)

Automatic Tone-arm Return

Explanation for the lack of automatic tone-arm return.

Stylus Replacement Frequency

Guidance on how often to replace the stylus.

Turntable Cleaning

Instructions on how to clean the turntable.

Recording Using a Computer

Recording Using a Computer (Continued)

General Operation Notes

Safety Instructions

Specifications

Cartridge and Stylus Details

Guarantee Information

Roberts RT100 Specifications