Pausing The Record; How To Use With Bluetooth Connection; Stopping The Record - Audio Technica AT-LP60XBT-BK User Manual

Playing a record

Pausing the record

1. After lowering the volume of the amplifier, speakers,
etc. sufficiently, press the tonearm lift button to lift the
tonearm.

Stopping the record

Once the record has played to the end, the tonearm will
automatically return to the tonearm rest.
To manually stop the record, do the following.
1. Lower the volume of the amplifier, speakers, etc. sufficiently.
2. Press the STOP button.
Once the record stops playing, the tonearm automatically
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returns to the tonearm rest.
3. Remove the record after the platter has come to a
complete stop.
When the tonearm reaches the end (center) of the record, it will
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automatically lift and return to the tonearm rest. Do not interfere
with its motion. Doing so can cause the product to malfunction.
If the tonearm does not lift and return to the tonearm rest, press
the STOP button to complete this operation.
If the felt mat gets dirty, it can easily scratch the record, so
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remove the felt mat periodically and wipe off any dust.
To prevent the record from scratches and warping, remove it
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after use.
Do not use a disk stabilizer.
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Do not use a platter other than the one provided.
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This product is not intended for DJs. Do not touch the record or
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the platter while the record is playing.

How to use with Bluetooth connection

To connect for the first time, pair the product and your device
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via Bluetooth wireless technology.
Read the user manual for the Bluetooth receiver device.
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Note that Audio-Technica cannot guarantee the operation of
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displays, such as the battery level display, or applications via
Bluetooth devices.
1. Turn on the Bluetooth receiver device.
Indicator LED turns blue when the product and Bluetooth
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receiver device are connected correctly.
When the indicator LED lights in red, press the wireless
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function button to connect Bluetooth communication.
2. Refer to "Automatic operation" on p. 8 or "Manual
operation" on p. 8 to play a record.
When Bluetooth is connected, and you keep the wired
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connection (amplifier, speaker, etc.) turned on, the sound will be
heard from both the wireless and wired devices. Turn on only
the device you want to use for playback.
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