Yamaha P-850 P-850 OWNERS MANUAL - Page 6

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IP-850 ASSEMBLING THE TURNTABLE AND Tt►ngEARM MOUNTING THE TURNTABLE PLATTER 1. Insert your fingers into the two holes in the turntable platter as shown in fig. 1 and then securely position it over the center shaft. Check to make sure that the platter is securely positioned. 2. Place the rubber mat on top of the turntable platter. Mounting the turntable platter Rubber mat Turntable platter Center shaft Fig. 1 5 MOUNTING THE CARTRIDGE Cartridges with weights ranging from 2.5 to 10 grams may be used with this turntable. 1. Properly connect the headshell leads to the pins on the cartridge. 2. Loosely mount the cartridge to the headshell with cartridge mounting bolts. 3. Align the stylus with the accessory overhang gauge and after adjusting the overhang, secure the cartridge mounting bolts. Overhang is correct when the + on the overhang gauge lines up with the tip of the stylus. Mounting the cartridge Overhang adjustment ASSEMBLING THE TONEARM 1. To mount the main weight rotate the black knob in the direction indicated by the arrow in fig. 3. 2. The grooves inside the main weight and the click stopper on the end of the tonearm interlock, thus when the main weight knob is rotated in a counterclockwise direction (as seen from the front of the unit) the main weight will smoothly move forward. 3. To mount the headshell, loosen the headshell locking screw and insert the headshell with the cartridge in place. Next, securely tighten the locking screw. Be sure to keep the headshell straight when inserting it into the tonearm as it is very easy to damage the four contact pins inside the headshell. Mounting the main weight Red (+R) White (+L) Blue (- L) Green (- R) Overhang gauge *Be sure that the weight faces the right direction Main weight - End of tonearm Cartridge White (+L) Red (+R) Blue (- L) G een (- R) Overhang gauge Fig. 2 Mounting the headshell Locking screw Headshell a 4$1° Tonearm Push the headshell straight into the tonearm Cartridge Fig. 3

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IP-850
ASSEMBLING
THE
TURNTABLE
AND
Tt►ngEARM
MOUNTING
THE
TURNTABLE
PLATTER
1.
Insert
your
fingers
into
the
two
holes
in
the
turn-
table
platter
as
shown
in
fig.
1
and
then
securely
position
it
over
the
center
shaft.
Check
to
make
sure
that
the
platter
is
securely
positioned.
2.
Place
the
rubber
mat
on
top
of
the
turntable
platter.
Mounting
the
turntable
platter
Rubber
mat
Turntable
platter
Center
shaft
Fig.
1
5
MOUNTING
THE
CARTRIDGE
Cartridges
with
weights
ranging
from
2.5
to
10
grams
may
be
used
with
this
turntable.
1.
Properly
connect
the
headshell
leads
to
the
pins
on
the
cartridge.
2.
Loosely
mount
the
cartridge
to
the
headshell
with
cartridge
mounting
bolts.
3.
Align
the
stylus
with
the
accessory
overhang
gauge
and
after
adjusting
the
overhang,
secure
the
cartridge
mounting
bolts.
Overhang
is
correct
when
the
+
on
the
overhang
gauge
lines
up
with
the
tip
of
the
stylus.
Mounting
the
cartridge
Overhang
adjustment
Red
(+R)
Blue
(—
L)
White
(+L)
Cartridge
White
(+L)
Blue
(—
L)
G
een
(—
R)
Green
(—
R)
Red
(+R)
Overhang
gauge
Overhang
gauge
Fig.
2
ASSEMBLING
THE
TONEARM
1.
To
mount
the
main
weight
rotate
the
black
knob
in
the
direction
indicated
by
the
arrow
in
fig.
3.
2.
The
grooves
inside
the
main
weight
and
the
click
stopper
on
the
end
of
the
tonearm
interlock,
thus
when
the
main
weight
knob
is
rotated
in
a
counter-
clockwise
direction
(as
seen
from
the
front
of
the
unit)
the
main
weight
will
smoothly
move
forward.
3.
To
mount
the
headshell,
loosen
the
headshell
lock-
ing
screw
and
insert
the
headshell
with
the
cartridge
in
place.
Next,
securely
tighten
the
locking
screw.
Be
sure
to
keep
the
headshell
straight
when
insert-
ing
it
into
the
tonearm
as
it
is
very
easy
to
damage
the
four
contact
pins
inside
the
headshell.
Mounting
the
main
weight
Main
weight
*Be
sure
that
the
weight
faces
the
right
direction
End
of
tonearm
Mounting
the
headshell
Locking
screw
Headshell
a
4$1°
Tonearm
Push
the
headshell
straight
into
the
tonearm
Cartridge
Fig.
3