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Dust Cover
When opening and closing the dust cover, always use the finger grip (8) to avoid smudging the glass.
While playing a record or when not in use the cover should be down to protect from dust.
If you find the hinge force to be too strong or over time perhaps too loose, use the assembly tool (39)
attached to the bottom of the E box and tighten the hinge screws to find the desired hinge force.
Remember to remove all platters and to use gloves if turning your turntable upside down.
If you prefer using your turntable without the dust cover for some reason you can dismantle it using only
your fingers:
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Unscrew the four pillar screws (9) on the top, remove the dust cover and the two top pillars (11).
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Unscrew the two front pillars (13) and the two hinge pillars (12) and put them away.
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Attach the four pillar screws, this time through the plinth and down into the bottom pillars (14).
Make sure they have a washer (10) each to protect the glass.
If you find your front pillars and top pillars does not align perfectly:
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Unscrew the two top pillar screws and reposition the top pillars so they align with the two front
pillars, then tighten them again. If needed, repeat this procedure on the front pillars.
Speed Settings
Most records use the 33 ⅓ RPM speed so this is the default speed setting.
Some records, often smaller records or singles use 45 RPM speed. These records often have a bigger
hole for the spindle, for this you should use the included 45 RPM Adapter (47) when placing your record,
and you should change the speed RPM setting knob (27) to 45.
If you feel your music playback speed needs further fine tuning you can use the precision speed / pitch
knob (23).
Playing to the Small Transparent Speaker over cable
/ Avoiding ground noise
Turntable pickups are sensitive devices and they can pick up various kinds of unwanted noise in various
situations. It can depend on the grounding or shielding in the internal electronic components on various
speakers. The bottom side Line In socket on the Small Transparent Speaker sometimes result in
unwanted ground noise when playing from a turntable, and we have developed a method to handle this.
The RCA cable (5) has a small ground wire with a small "Y shaped" grounding fork on both ends. This fork
is meant to be attached to a ground screw (59) on both sides.
First insert the RCA cable to the turntable RCA line out (60) and flip the STS on its side to expose the
connectors upwards and insert the mini-jack to the STS Line in.
On the turntable side the ground screw is located on the left side of the RCA line out. Use your fingers
and screw the fork in place on the ground screw. On the speaker side, insert the USB Ground Adapter
(46) in the USB socket and screw the fork in place on the ground screw.
Now you can follow the normal steps to start playing a record.
Note! If playing to the front Line In socket on the STS or if playing to a large Transparent Speaker there
should be no need for using the ground wire fork or the USB ground adapter.
Playing to two speakers over cable
All Transparent Speakers come with a sound cable included. This can be used from the 3,5mm line out
socket (64) on the turntable to the 3,5mm Line In socket on the back, rear or front of your Transparent
speaker (depending on the model).
The second speaker can then be connected using the RCA cable for simultaneous playback.
If one of the speakers is a Small Transparent Speaker, please see instructions of using the USB Ground
Adapter (46) above.
If you play to two Small Transparent Speakers, we recommend using the RCA cable (5) with ground wire
to the bottom line-in, and the STS included music cable to the front line-in of your second speaker.
For Left / Right channel selection on your Transparent Speaker or Small Transparent Speaker please
refer to these respective user manuals.
Note! If you wish to play to a pair of traditional loudspeakers we recommend using the RCA cable from
the turntable RCA line out (60) to the line in on your existing amplifier that already have your (passive)
speakers connected. Consider turning off the pre-amp switch (62) on the back of your TT in this
scenario.
Playing to one speaker over Bluetooth
The Transparent Turntable should be compatible with most Bluetooth speakers and headphones on the
market, but we can not guarantee compatibility with all protocols from all times. The instructions below
will focus on pairing with Transparent speakers. Note! Your smartphone is not needed to pair a speaker
with the turntable.
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Make sure both your turntable and speaker are powered on.
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Press the bluetooth button on your Transparent speaker (or other bluetooth enabled speaker).
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Press the bluetooth button (53) on your Transparent Turntable. Notice how the Bluetooth LED
(54) start to blink faster during the pairing mode, and slower again when the connection has been
established. You should also hear a sound effect in the speaker confirming the connection.
Troubleshooting:
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Make sure the speaker and turntable are close enough together. In some conditions not more
than a few meters apart.
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Select "forget device" of your Transparent speakers in the bluetooth settings in all previously
paired smartphones, tablets, computers, TVs etc. This is to avoid the speakers connecting to
other devices than the turntable during the pairing operation.
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Factory reset by doing a long press of the bluetooth button on your speaker and turntable (usually
+6 or +10 seconds) until the bluetooth LED blinks swiftly.
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Make sure the Bluetooth module on the speaker side is set to "Receiver" (N/A on STS) and the
Bluetooth module on the turntable side is set to "Transmitter" (55).
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Make sure the turntable Bluetooth module is in fact on, it should have a slowly blinking red light
on the button. Otherwise (after removing any record and both platters and with gloves on)
carefully flip the turntable upside down and investigate the wireless module compartment (65)
so that both cables (57, 58) inside the compartment are sufficiently plugged in to both turntable
and Bluetooth module.
Playing to two speakers over Bluetooth
The Transparent Turntable should be compatible with most Bluetooth speakers and headphones on the
market, but we can not guarantee compatibility of True Wireless Pairing with all protocols from all times.
The instructions below will focus on pairing with Transparent speakers.
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If you have any of the speakers previously paired to smartphones, tablets, laptops, TVs etc,
navigate to the Bluetooth menu and select "forget device". Then do a long press FW reset on the
speaker Bluetooth button.
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Place your speakers and turntable in the same room, not further away than 5 m from each other,
preferably even closer.
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Make sure both speakers and the turntable are powered on.
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Long press the Bluetooth button on the first speaker and release during red LED light and hear
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