THOMSON TT702 - Anti-Skating Adjustment

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Anti-skating adju󰄋ment:
To adju󰘵 the anti-skating mechanism, you can turn the anti-skating knob anti-clockwise to
reach 0 grams of tracking force. You can turn the anti-skating knob clockwise to achieve up to
4 grams of tracking force. You can adju󰘵 the anti-skating knob if the cartridge slips.
Phono/line choice:
• The phono/line selector is located on the rear of the device.
• If you select "phono", the audio signal will bypass the internal preampli󰘰er, and the
turntable needs to be connected to an external preampli󰘰er to play your music.
• If you select “line”, the audio signal will be processed by the internal preampli󰘰er. The
turntable can be connected directly to active speakers to play music.
Playing a record:
• Remove the protector from the 󰘵ylus.
• Make sure the arm is fully detached from the arm re󰘵 before playing and placed back
securely afterwards.
• Push the lift lever up to raise the arm, and carefully move it towards the record: the platter
will begin to turn.
• Push the lift lever down to lower the arm and gently re󰘵 it on the record. The record 󰘵arts
playing.
• Push the lift lever up to raise the arm: the turntable continues to turn but the sound 󰘵ops.
To continue playing, lower the lift lever.
• Changing speed - 33/45 rpm: depending on the record, choose 45 or 33 rpm playing.
• Use the 45 rpm adapter if necessary.
• Start / 󰘵op button: 󰘵ops or resumes platter rotation.
• An Auto-return on/o󰘯 button is located on the back of the device to activate/deactivate the
automatic return function of the arm. If the auto-return function is enabled, the arm will
automatically return back into place when the record is 󰘰nished playing.
NB: If one of your vinyl records does not play to the end due to the auto-return function, you
can turn it o󰘯 using the button on the back of the T700. Please note that the turntable will
continue to turn even if the record is 󰘰nished, so you need to manually lift and replace the
tone arm.