Denon DP-200USB - Manual (Page 8)

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Connections
Recor
ding and Editing
Tr
oubleshooting
Specifications
1
Press POWER (hON) .
b To turn power off, press POWER again.
2
Open the dust cover and place an analog record on
the rubber mat.
b Use the EP adapter when playing an EP record.
3
Set the record’s playing speed using SPEED .
[Settable Items] j 33 : 33-1/3 rpm
h 45 : 45 rpm
4
Set the record’s size using SIZE .
[Settable Items] 30 : 0.98 ft / 30 cm
17 : 0.56 ft / 17 cm
5
Raise the stylus cover.
POWER REC START STOP
SIZE SPEED
NOTE
The DP-200USB cannot play music recorded on a USB flash drive
connected to the player.
The DP-200USB can play analog records.
It also enables you to record your records onto a USB flash drive. For
details on how to record to a USB flash drive, see “Recording and
Editing” (vpage 6).
Press STOP .
Playback stops and the tone arm returns to its original position.
Using the finger lift, move the tone arm to the position at
which you want to start playing and lower it carefully.
b When the record is finished, the tone arm returns to its original
position and the turntable stops automatically. (Auto return
function)
NOTE
• Be careful not to scratch the record when moving the tone arm.
• Do not touch the tone arm or turntable or turn off the power while
a record is playing. Doing so can disrupt the sound or damage the
record.
• The auto start function cannot be used for 0.82 ft / 25 cm records.
Records of this size should be started manually.
• The auto return function is activated when the tone arm reaches a
specific point near the center of the record. In the case of a non-
standard record with grooves extending beyond this point, the auto
return function may be activated before the record has stopped
playing.
Press START .
The record starts playing automatically.
b When the record is finished, the tone arm returns to its original
position and the turntable stops automatically. (Auto return
function)
b To stop playing a record, turn the POWER “ j OFF”.
Preparations
Playback
Preparing to Play a Record
Playing an Analog Record
Auto Start
Manual Start
Stopping a Record During Playback
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