VPI Scoutmaster JMW-9T Manual de instrucciones descargar pdf (Pagina 5)

4. Lift the chassis and place it over the power cord. The motor should extend

approximately .25 inch from the side of the turntable chassis.

5. Place the drive belt around the platter and around the pulley on the motor.

The belt does not have to be level on the platter. It will self-level when the

platter starts rotating.

6. For 33 RPM operation, place the belt on the upper part of the pulley. For 45

RPM operation, place the belt on the lower, wider part of the pulley. The

center groove in each diameter is the correct speed. To determine the precise

speed, use a strobe disc. The VPI Synchronous Drive System speed controller

provides the ultimate speed accuracy and best sound. Check with your dealer

about availability.

7. Verify the turntable is level by using a 9 or 12-inch bubble level front-to-back

and side-to-side on the platter. If it is not level, rotate the aluminum cone feet

up or down. If you must turn the Scout feet more than three full turns, level

the shelf or platform the table sits on first.

Installing and Aligning the Cartridge

• Remove the protective cover from the male pivot point on the arm base

assembly.

To avoid injury, do not touch the male pivot point. It

is extremely sharp. In addition, skin oils can blemish

and cause corrosion to the assembly.

• For cartridges with threaded mounting holes, use the screws supplied by

the cartridge manufacturer. Other screws may not fit properly and may

cause damage to the threads and cartridge.

• To avoid damage to the tonearm, use one of the washers supplied by VPI

under the screw heads.

• For cartridges with pass-through mounting holes, use the hardware

supplied with the tonearm. Be sure to use washers under the screw heads.

• The tonearm wires are color-coded as follows:

Red  right hot

Green  right ground

White or Black  left hot

Blue  left ground.

If your phono section inverts phase, the hot color becomes the ground color.

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