Music Hall Portable Multimedia Player Cruise Control 20 User Manual

music hall  
cruise control 2.0  
INSTRUCTION MANUAL  
music hall  
 
5. Climate  
The electronic speed control has been designed for use in moderate climates. Do  
not attempt to use below 41 degrees Fahrenheit (5 degrees Celsius) or above 95  
degrees Fahrenheit (35 degrees Celsius).  
6. Racks and Stands  
Place the electronic speed control on a fixed, level surface strong enough to  
support its weight. Do not place it on a moveable cart that could tip over. We  
recommend only using stands approved for use with audio equipment.  
7. Cleaning  
A soft towel can be used.  
8. Power Sources  
Connect the electronic speed control to a power supply of the type and voltage  
described in the operating instructions or specified on the rear panel of the unit.  
9. Power-cord protection  
Connect the electronic speed control to the power outlet only with the supplied  
power supply. Do not modify the supplied power supply in any way. Do not  
attempt to defeat grounding and/or polarization provisions.  
Do not use extension cords.  
Do not route the power cord where it will be crushed, pinched, bent at severe  
angles, exposed to heat, or damaged in any way.  
10. Non-use periods  
If the speed control is to be left unused for a long period of time, the power  
supply should be unplugged from the wall outlet.  
11. Damage Requiring Service  
Stop using the electronic speed control immediately and have it inspected by an  
authorized Music Hall service center whenever:  
1. The power supply cord or plug has been damaged.  
2. The electronic speed control has been exposed to rain.  
3. The speed control does not operate properly.  
4. The speed control has been dropped or damaged.  
5. Smoke or any unusual smell is detected from the electronic speed control.  
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GETTING STARTED  
Thank you for purchasing the Music Hall cruise control 2.0 electronic speed control.  
This manual provides valuable information that will help you get optimum  
performance from your system. Please contact your authorized Music Hall dealer  
for any additional clarifications you may require. Save the shipping carton and  
all enclosed packing material for future use. Shipping or moving the cruise  
control 2.0 in anything other than the original packing material may result in  
severe damage that is not covered by the warranty. Be sure to keep the original  
sales receipt; it is your best record of the date of purchase, which you will need in  
the event warranty service is required.  
INTRODUCTION  
This unit permits the electronic speed control of music hall and project turntables  
between 33.3 and 45 rpm and also permits the replay of records by allowing 78  
rpm with the appropriate pulley and cartridge. The replay speed can be increased  
and decreased in twenty steps of 0.1 rpm.  
The cruise control 2.0 will provide speed control for all music hall turntables and  
many project models. Please consult your dealer for a full list.  
CONNECTING THE RECORD PLAYER 16V motor (turntable  
is currently powered by an existing wall wart style power  
supply)  
Disconnect and remove your existing wall wart power supply from your turntable.  
The original power supply is then no longer required.  
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OUTPUT  
~ 16V  
3W  
INPUT  
~ 16V  
1A  
OUTPUT ~ 120V  
3W  
designed and developed in the USA  
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1. Connect one end of the small cable supplied to the female receptacle on the  
back of the cruise control labeled OUTPUT ~16V 3W.  
2. Connect the other end of the small cable supplied to the motor power supply  
housing (on the bottom back or side of the turntable). Connect the small male  
end of the cable attached to the wall wart power supply to the female input on  
back of the cruise control labeled INPUT ~16V 1A.  
3. Move the belt to the larger 45rpm motor pulley position.  
4. Plug the AC end of the wall wart power supply into the wall.  
Turntables without and external wall wart power supply (120V motor)  
should be connected to the - OUTPUT ~120V 3W receptacle on the cruise  
control. There is no need to use the small connecting cable supplied with the  
cruise control. Store this cable in a safe memorable space in case you upgrade  
your turntable to a more contemporary 16V motor model.  
cruise control 2.0  
33/45  
slower  
standby  
faster  
OPERATION  
Press the 33/45 button on the front of the cruise control to change speeds from  
33.3/45rpm.  
Press and hold the 33/45 button to engage standby which stops the motor from  
spinning. Push the button again to begin the motor spinning. The selected speed  
will be displayed digitally in the front display window on the cruise control.  
Please always start the turntable at 33.3 rpm and then switch to the  
higher desired speed.  
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PITCH CONTROL  
Repeatedly press the (-) slower or (+) faster buttons to decrease or increase  
the replay speed in twenty steps of 0.1rpm respectively.  
SWITCHING ON AND OFF  
Pressing the power switch on your music hall turntable alternately starts or stops  
the motor.  
78 RPM REPLAY  
In order to replay records at 78 rpm your turntable must be equipped with the  
appropriate 78 rpm pulley. This pulley is available as an optional accessory. After  
fitting the 78 rpm pulley proceed as follows: Remove the platter and fit the belt  
around the larger step of the pulley. Replace the platter, start the turntable at  
33.3 and switch the speed to 45 rpm, the platter will revolve at 78 rpm.  
TECHNICAL SPECS  
Nominal speeds .............................................. 33 and 45 rpm. (optional 78 rpm)  
Quartz oscillator ........................................................... Speed stability 0.0001%  
Pitch control ............................................................................. 20 step/0.1 rpm  
Turntable connection ............................... 16V/AC (3W power consumption max.)  
120V/AC (3W power consumption max.)  
Outboard power supply ............................................................ 16V/1.000mA AC  
Dimensions (W x H x D) ........................................................... 4.2" x 5.8" x 2.0"  
Weight ....................................................................................... 1.43 lbs. Pkgd.  
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SERVICE  
Should you encounter a problem that you cannot solve, please contact your Music  
Hall dealer. Never return a cruise control without authorization and without safely  
disconnecting it and correctly packing it in the original packaging. Repairs will  
only be made under warranty if the unit is returned correctly packaged in its  
original box.  
WARRANTY  
This entitles you to have the Music Hall cruise control 2.0 repaired free of charge,  
at our discretion, for one year after the date of purchase, at any authorized Music  
Hall service center, provided the unit was purchased from an authorized dealer.  
Your original sales receipt is proof of purchase date. Music Hall takes no  
responsibility for defects arising from accident, misuse, abuse, wear and tear,  
neglect or unauthorized repair and/or adjustment. Music Hall cannot accept  
responsibility for damage or loss that occurs during transit. The warranty does  
not cover transportation costs.  
CLAIMS UNDER WARRANTY  
The cruise control 2.0 should be packed in the original packing and returned to  
the dealer from whom it was purchased, or, upon authorization, to a Music Hall  
service center. It should be sent by a reputable carrier, carriage prepaid. Do not  
send the cruise control via USPS (United States Postal Service). Since no  
responsibility will be accepted for a unit in transit to the dealer, customer, or  
authorized service agent, customers are advised to insure against loss, damage,  
or theft.  
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:  
Music Hall  
108 Station Road  
Great Neck, NY 11023  
Tel: 516-487-3663  
Fax: 516-773-3891  
 

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