Sharp RP-TT95 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 7

terminal on the back of the turntable and the GND/earth terminal on
the external device to minimise hum and noise.
Remote Control
(Refer to 3 on page 1)
1.
– Switch the unit between ON and STANDBY.
2. – Select Bluetooth mode. Press to activate the pairing function in
Bluetooth mode or disconnect the existing paired Bluetooth device.
3. – Short press to raise the tonearm.
4. – Short press to begin or stop playback.
5.
– Skip control button. Short press to move the tonearm back one
step. Press and hold to make the tonearm move until you let go.
6.
– Skip control button. Short press to move the tonearm forward
one step. Press and hold to make the tonearm move until you let go.
7.
– Short press to lower the tonearm.
8.
– Short press to enable or disable the repeat mode.
Battery installation
1. To open the battery compartment, push your thumb down on to the
battery compartment cover and slide it down.
2. Fit two AAA batteries observing polarity +/- as shown. When
replacing the batteries, use only the same type of battery supplied.
3. Re-fit the battery cover and clip it in place.
Assembling the turntable
Your RP-TT95 / RP-TT100 ships with a protective cover over the stylus.
Leave this cover on as you assemble your turntable.
• Do not connect your turntable to a power outlet with the AC adaptor
until you are finished with assembly.
• The stylus is a high precision component. Do not touch the stylus
while handling it.
• Touching the stylus with your fingers, or banging the stylus into the
platter may cause damage to the stylus.
• Once assembled, remove the stylus cover and keep in a safe place.
Precautions on placement
• Position the turntable on a stable, level surface.
• Do not place the unit near electrical appliances such as televisions,
hair dryers, or fluorescent lights, as these may introduce unwanted
hum or noise.
• Avoid locations subject to vibrations from speakers, door slams, or
similar disturbances.
• Ensure the unit is placed at a distance from devices that emit radio
waves or electromagnetic interference.
Attaching the platter
1. Fit the Platter
(Refer to 4 - Step 1 on page 2)
Carefully place the platter (A) onto the spindle, ensuring it stays level
as you lower it. The motor pulley (B) should be visible through the
rectangular hole in the platter.
NOTE:
ū Always hold the platter securely while handling. Dropping it could cause
injury or damage to the turntable.
2. Locate the Motor pulley
(Refer to 4 - Step 2 on page 2)
You may need to slowly rotate the platter until the motor pulley (A) is
visible through the opening in the platter, with the tips of the red ribbon
(B) also exposed.
3. Attach the Drive Belt
(Refer to 4 - Step 3 on page 2)
Gently peel off the adhesive tape (A) and pull the red ribbon (B) to
access the belt. While holding the ribbon, carefully loop the drive belt
around the motor pulley.
NOTES:
ū Ensure the belt is not twisted. A twisted belt can cause speed instability
and stop the platter from rotating properly.
ū Do not overstretch the belt. Excessive tension can degrade its quality,
leading to unstable playback and pitch fluctuations.
ū If the belt slips off the platter's inner rim during this process, remove the
platter, turn it upside down, and reposition the belt evenly around the
inner circle before starting again.
ū Once the belt is properly secured around the motor pulley, remove the red
ribbon completely.
ū While the red ribbon is designed to assist with setup, it is no longer
needed once the platter is in place.
4. Place the rubber platter mat on top of the platter. Remove the twist
tie and foam block securing the tonearm. Please retain these in case
you need to move the turntable.
5. To complete setup, make all the required connections as instructed
in the "Connections" section. Once complete, power on the
turntable and initialise the tonearm and platter mechanisms.
• Press the button on the unit or remote control to raise the
tonearm.
• Manually rotate the platter clockwise 10 full turns to stabilise its
movement.
• Press the
button on the unit or remote control to lower the
tonearm.
Attaching the dust cover
1. Insert the Hinges
(Refer to 5 - Step 1 on page 2)
Insert the supplied dust cover hinges into the corresponding hinge
pockets of the record player. Ensure they are fully seated.
2. Attach the dust cover to the turntable.
Align the hinge pockets on the dust cover. Gently push the dust cover
downward until it clicks into place.
NOTE:
ū To remove the dust cover, fully open it, hold both sides near the bottom,
and gently lift it upwards to release it from the hinge pockets.
To move your turntable after assembly
• Place the tonearm onto the tonearm rest and retain it gently with the
twist tie (if retained) or a piece of string.
• Attach the protective cover over the stylus.
• Remove the platter.
Connections
Connecting via RCA Audio Cable
1. Connect the RCA Audio Cable
Use a high quality, shielded RCA audio cable to connect the RCA L+R
output of the turntable to your audio device.
The white RCA connector inserts into the white input jack (L), and the
red RCA connector inserts into the red input jack (R).
Connect to your external audio device via either a PHONO or LINE input.
2. Select the PREAMP
(Refer to 7 on page 2)
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