Yamaha PX-3 PX-3 OWNERS MANUAL - Page 8

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• ADJUSTING TRACKING FORCE The tracking force should be set after the tonearm balance has been properly adjusted. 1. Make sure that the position of the main weight does not change once the tonearm has been horizontally balanced. 2. Move the tracking force adjustment weight along the tracking force scale until it corresponds with the rated tracking force of your cartridge. The scale is marked in units of 0.1 gram. Optimum tracking force for cartridge Tonearm Tracking force adjusting weight Fig. 8 • ADJUSTING TONEARM HEIGHT 1. Loosen the Lock knob. 2. Remove the stylus cover. 3. Place a record on the turntable. Press the Play/Disc Size switch to lower the stylus onto the disc surface. 4. Taking care not to damage the stylus or the record, adjust the Up LVDWN V knob until the tonearm pipe is parallel with the record surface. 5. When the height adjustment is correct, firmly tighten the Lock L knob, being careful not to disturb the height. 7 Adjusting Tonearm Height Disc surface Tonearm 4 H( Adjust so that the tonearm is parallel Up,down knob High Low Lock Loosen Lock knob Fig. 9 ® ADJUSTING INSULATOR HEIGHT This unit weights 12 kg. It is necessary, therefore, to install it on a firm base or table. After placing it on the base or table, adjust the height of the insulators to properly level the unit. Insulator Height Adjustment High diumilik Low 1 c) Insulator Fig. 10 L CONNECTIONS • CONNECTIONS TO YOUR AMPLIFIER Perform these connections after turntable and tonearm assembly and all adjustments have been completed. 1. Connect the output cords from the rear panel of the cabinet to the Phono terminals on the audio amplifier. Make sure that the left and right channels are properly matched. The white cord signifies the left IL) channel and the red the right (R) channel. 2. Connect the black ground wire to the Ground (GND) terminal on the audio amplifier. Depending on the amplifier, better sound is sometimes obtained by not connecting the ground wire. 3. Connect the power plug to the AC wall outlet or an auxiliary outlet on the audio amplifier. Connect the Amplifier 040.0 White : L (Left) channel atIP a Ground wire Red : R (Right) channel Fig. 11 MOUNTING THE DUST COVER 1. Fit the dust cover hinges into the two cutouts at the rear of the dust cover and slide them into place. (arrow 1) 2. Next, simultaneously insert the two hinges into the left and right receptacles on the rear of the cabinet. (arrow 2) 3. It is possible to remove the dust cover. Just pull the hinges gently out of the cabinet hinge receptacles. Cutout portion Hinge Cabinet Dust cover C fir Ct. Receptacle Fig. 12

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ADJUSTING
TRACKING
FORCE
The
tracking
force
should
be
set
after
the
tonearm
balance
has
been
properly
adjusted.
1.
Make
sure
that
the
position
of
the
main
weight
does
not
change
once
the
tonearm
has
been
horizontally
balanced.
2.
Move
the
tracking
force
adjustment
weight
along
the
tracking
force
scale
until
it
corresponds
with
the
rated
tracking
force
of
your
cartridge.
The
scale
is
marked
in
units
of
0.1
gram.
Optimum
tracking
force
for
cartridge
Tonearm
Tracking
force
adjusting
weight
Fig.
8
ADJUSTING
TONEARM
HEIGHT
1.
Loosen
the
Lock
knob.
2.
Remove
the
stylus
cover.
3.
Place
a
record
on
the
turntable.
Press
the
Play/Disc
Size
switch
to
lower
the
stylus
onto
the
disc
surface.
4.
Taking
care
not
to
damage
the
stylus
or
the
record,
adjust
the
Up
LVDWN
V
knob
until
the
tonearm
pipe
is
parallel
with
the
record
surface.
5.
When
the
height
adjustment
is
correct,
firmly
tighten
the
Lock
L
knob,
being
careful
not
to
disturb
the
height.
7
Adjusting
Tonearm
Height
Disc
surface
Tonearm
4
H(
Adjust
so
that
the
tonearm
is
parallel
Up,down
knob
High
Low
Loosen
Lock
Lock
knob
Fig.
9
®
ADJUSTING
INSULATOR
HEIGHT
This
unit
weights
12
kg.
It
is
necessary,
therefore,
to
install
it
on
a
firm
base
or
table.
After
placing
it
on
the
base
or
table,
adjust
the
height
of
the
insulators
to
properly
level
the
unit.
Insulator
Height
Adjustment
High
d
i
um
ili
k
Low
1
c
)
Insulator
Fig.
10
L
CONNECTIONS
CONNECTIONS
TO
YOUR
AMPLIFIER
Perform
these
connections
after
turntable
and
tonearm
assembly
and
all
adjustments
have
been
completed.
1.
Connect
the
output
cords
from
the
rear
panel
of
the
cabinet
to
the
Phono
terminals
on
the
audio
ampli-
fier.
Make
sure
that
the
left
and
right
channels
are
properly
matched.
The
white
cord
signifies
the
left
IL)
channel
and
the
red
the
right
(R)
channel.
2.
Connect
the
black
ground
wire
to
the
Ground
(GND)
terminal
on
the
audio
amplifier.
Depending
on
the
amplifier,
better
sound
is
sometimes
obtained
by
not
connecting
the
ground
wire.
3.
Connect
the
power
plug
to
the
AC
wall
outlet
or
an
auxiliary
outlet
on
the
audio
amplifier.
Connect
the
Amplifier
040
.0
White
:
L
(Left)
channel
atIP
Ground
wire
a
Red
:
R
(Right)
channel
Fig.
11
1.
MOUNTING
THE
DUST
COVER
Fit
the
dust
cover
hinges
into
the
two
cutouts
at
the
rear
of
the
dust
cover
and
sl
ide
them
into
place.
(arrow
1)
2.
Next,
simultaneously
insert
the
two
hinges
into
the
left
and
right
receptacles
on
the
rear
of
the
cabinet.
(arrow
2)
3.
It
is
possible
to
remove
the
dust
cover.
Just
pull
the
hinges
gently
out
of
the
cabinet
hinge
receptacles.
Cutout
portion
Hinge
Ct.
Cabinet
Dust
cover
C
Receptacle
fir
Fig.
12