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CONNECTING POWER:

 To turn the turntable on, rotate the volume control dial clockwise until you feel it click.

 To turn the turnable off, rotate the volume control dial anti-clockwise until you feel it

click.

 The turntable is powered by either a mains power connection at the back of the

turntable (using the included AC to DC adaptor), or internal battery.

 Once the turntable is plugged into mains power, the internal battery will charge.

 When the LED indicator is red, the battery is charging. The battery is fully charged

when the LED indicator turns off.

 The turntable should operate for up to 2 hours from a full charge.

LISTENING TO RECORDS:

 Remove the protective cap on the stylus. Ensure the tone arm is unlocked from the

tone armrest.

 Use the MODE button to select PHONO. The LED Indicator will be red.

 Place the record on the platter, ensuring that the hole in the middle lines up with the

central spindle. When playing 7 inch records, slide the Record Size Adaptor onto the

central spindle (so it sits on top of the record).

 Select the speed (RPM) to use with the record. Generally 12 inch albums work at 33

speed and 7 inch albums work at 45 speed. 10 inch albums are not common and

work with various speeds. If the album doesn't specify the speed to use, then select

the speed you think will be most appropriate. You can change this at any stage.

 Use the Lift Lever to elevate the tone arm. Use your finger to move the tone arm to

the desired position above the record. Use the Lift Lever to lower the tone arm onto

the record.

 When the record is finished, the record will cease rotating and the tone arm will stop

transmitting audio. Use the Lift Lever to elevate the tone arm from the record and

move the tone arm back to the tone armrest.

AUTO-STOP FEATURE:

 Some records have an auto-stop area pre-set into the record, so the turntable may

stop playing the record prior to completion of the last song.

 To override this setting, set the Auto-Stop switch to the off position. This will ensure

the record plays to the end.

 Use of the Auto-Stop feature requires manual operation (otherwise when the record

finishes, it will continue to spin and the tone arm will not stop transmitting audio).