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ORTOFON

12-INCH

PROFESSIONAL

TONEARM

MODEL

RS-212

TECHNICAL

DATA

Dimensions

Total

length

...

800

mm

(11.8")

Distance

between

center

of

arm

base

and

center

of

turntable

......212

mm

(8.37")

Range

of

adjustable

height

(center

of

arm

tube

to

mounting

plate)

35-60

mm

(1%"-2%")

50

mm

(2")

Diameter

of

arm

base

.....

Specifications

Effective

length

(center

of

arm

base

to

stylus

tip)

Off-set

angle

..

Maximum

tracking

error

distortion

1.

19%

Optimum

overhang

...

6

mm

(%”)

Adjustable

stylus

pressure

.

}-4.5

grams

Weights

Cartridge

....

'-19

grams

Pickup

arm

425

grams

SECTION

1

CONTENTS

OF

HARDWARE

PACKAGE

For

Installing

Tonearm

3

%"

machine

screws

3

Washers

3

Hex

nuts

3

7/16"

wood

screws

For

Mounting

Cartridge

In

Plug-In-Shell

1

5/32”

machine

screw

2

%”

machine

screws

2

4”

machine

screws

2

%"

machine

screws

1

3/32"

flat

head

machine

screw

2

3/32”

spacers

2

5/32”

spacers

2

\%"

spacers

2

9/32”

spacers

1

Lead

weight

1

Large,

square,

slotted

mounting

plate

1

Small,

rectangular

mounting

plate

1

Mounting

stirrup

TONEARM

INSTALLATION

NOTE:

If

you

have

purchased

model

RS

212/T

(pre-

mounted)

for

installation

on

the

THORENS

TD

124,

TD

121,

TD

125,

TD

150,

you

may

proceed

to

Step

8.

Remove

the

three

screws

securing

the

black

(undrilled)

arm

board

from

the

turntable

and

install

the

pre-mounted

arm

board

supplied

with

your

ORTOFON

RS

212/T

tonearm.

For

the

TD

150,

four

(4)

screws

are

located

on

the

underside

of

the

chassis.

1,

Place

one

end

of

the

metal

template

on

the

turn-

table

spindle

and

insert

the

plastic

gauge

at

the

other

end,

Locate

the

plastic

gauge

along

the

arc

to

the

most

convenient

position

that

minimizes

plug-in-shell

and

counterweight

overhang

in

re-

lation

to

the

tonearm

mounting

board.

If

a

dust

cover

is

to

be

used,

or

the

turntable

is

to

be

Installed

in

an

enclosure,

position

the

tonearm

along

the

arc

to

fit

within

the

area

of

the

dust

cover

or

enclosure.

Before

marking

the

template

Position,

check

the

underside

of

the

arm

board

to

make

certain

the

position

of

the

holes

to

be

drilled

are

not

over

the

turntable

chassis

members.

2.

After

the

desired

position

has

been

located,

mark

the

position

of

the

center

hole

and

place

the

center

of

the

plastic

template

for

the

arm

post

directly

over

the

mark,

as

determined

in

Step

1

above.

Mark

the

position

of

the

base

mounting

screws

as

designated

on

the

plastic

template.

Drill

those

base

mounting

holes

marked

No.

1

for

Model

RS

212.

©

3.

Drill

a

7/8”

diameter

hole

(may

be

up

to

1”

if

7/8"

bit

is

not

available)

at

center

hole

mark.

4,

The

hardware

used

in

mounting

the

tonearm

base

is

as

follows:

3%”

machine

screws

3

Washers

3

Hex

nuts

OR

3

7/16”

wood

screws

5.

Remove

the

tonearm

base

from

the

tonearm

by

loosening

the

set

screw,

using

the

small

hex

wrench.

6.

At

this

point

you

have

an

option.

If

your

tonearm

is

to

be

mounted

on

wood,

you

may

choose

to

utilize

the

three

(3)

wood

screws.

If

so,

position

the

arm

base

on

the

arm

board

and

locate

the

set

screw,

in

the

base,

to

the

right

for

easy

access

and

secure

the

base

to

the

arm

board.

If

use

of

the

machine

screws

is

preferred,

drill

three

(3)

holes

'»”

diameter

in

the

marked

positions.

Secure

the

base

to

the

arm

board

using

the

washers

and

hex

nuts

and

locating

the

set

screw

in

the

arm

base

to

the

right.

7.

Locate

the

most

convenient

position

for

the

tone-

arm

rest.

Drill

a

4%”

diameter

hole

and

secure

the

arm

rest

base

with

washer

and

hex

nut.

8.

Insert

the

pickup

head

into

the

tonearm

and

the

arm

into

the

base

and

adjust

to

parallel

the

tone-

arm

tube

to

the

top

of

the

turntable

with

a

record

on

it.

Tighten

the

set

screw

in

the

arm

base

to

secure

the

tonearm.

Make

certain

the

laterial

swing

of

the

tonearm

covers

the

record

area,

Loosen

the

set

screw

in

the

base

and

readjust

if

necessary.

9.

Install

the

arm

rest

so

the

height

of

the

arm

rest

corresponds

to

the

height

of

the

tonearm

when

lifted

by

the

cueing

device.

*

10.

Your

ORTOFON

tonearm

is

supplied

with

a

four

(4)

foot,

shielded,

twisted

pair

of

audio

cables

with

connector

plugs

for

the

pre-amplifier

and

a

seven

(7)

pin

connector

for

the

base

of

the

tonearm.

Included

with

the

audio

cable

is

a

separate

“fifth

wire”

ground

to

facilitate

separate

grounding

of

the

tonearm.

Your

ORTOFON

tonearm

is

now

ready

for

installation

of

the

cartridge.

If

you

have

purchased

the

OROTO-

FON

SPU/GT,

SPE/GT

or

S15/MT,

factory

mounted

cartridge,

merely

insert

the

cartridge

into

the

tone-

arm,

locking

the

screw

collar

securing

the

cartridge

to

the

tonearm.

Vertical

and

lateral

balance

is

achieved

automatically

since

the

factory

mounted

ORTOFON

cartridges

are

specially

designed

to

weigh

exactly

31

grams

(the

required

weight

for

zero

balance).

NOTE:

You

may

now

proceed

to

Section

5,

NOTE:

Your

ORTOFON

cartridge

employs

a

strong

magnet.

If

your

turntable

is

equipped

a

ferrous

(steel)

platter,

check

the

zero

balance

setting

off

to

the

right

side,

beyond

the

in-

fluence

of

magnetic

pull.

The

tonearm

should

remain

perfectly

parallel

at

the

zero

setting

of

the

stylus

force

knob.

SECTION

2

CARTRIDGE

MOUNTING

INSTRUCTIONS

Your

ORTOFON

RS

s

tonearm

lory

ad-

justed

for

a

perfect

lateral

and

vartical

balance

at

exactly

31

grams,

with

the

removable

counterweight

insert

in

place

and

the

anti-skating

force

setting

at

zero,

Refer

to

Section

4

for

other

balance

ratio:

Therefore,

the

plug-in-shell,

cartridge

and

combi

tion

of

hardware

necessary

to

iristall

the

cartridge

must

weigh

31

grams.

The

following

procedure

out-

lines

the

various

steps

to

achieve

the

correct

plug-

in-shell

weight.

Once

your

cartridge

is

installed,

you

may

interchange

other

cartridges

without

rebalanc-

the

counterweight,

provided

they

led

to

achieve

the

31

grams

re-

quired

for

zero

balance.

ORTOFON

§

15/T

Use

the

small

rectangular

mounting

plate

and

the

3/32”

flat

head

machine

screw.

Place

the

plate

in

the

slotted

section

so

that

the

fixing

holes

are

near

the

front

of

the

shell

and

secure

with

the

screw.

Use

the

two

(2)

%”

machine

screws

to

secure

the

cartridge

and

connect

the

wires

ob-

serving

the

color

code

and

cartridge

markings.

ORTOFON

SPU/T

and

SPE/T

Use

the

mounting

stirrup

and

a

5/32"

machine

screw,

Place

the

stirrup

in

the

slotted

section

and

secure

with

screw.

Use

the

two

(2).%”

machine

screws

in

the

cartridge

mounting

holes

nearest

the

stylus

(forward

pair)

and

secure

to

the

stirrup.

Connect

the

wires

observing

the

color

code

and

cartridge

markings.

Color

Code

Right

Channel

Red

Lead—‘'Hot”

Black

Lead—"Ground"

Left

Channel

White

Lead—"Hot”

Black

Lead—‘Ground"

By

placing

the

cartridge

shell

bottom

up

and

with

the

plug-in

portion

to

your

right,

the

two

“bottom”

terminals

in

the

shell

are

the

“hot”

ones

and

the

two

nearest

the

“top”

are

“ground”.

The

pin

furthest

away

is

the

“left

channel”

and

the

pin

nearest

you

is

the

“right

channel”.

The

arm

ground

is

internal,

therefore,

it

is

not

necessary

to

have

a

“fifth

lead”

to

the

cartridge.

Attach

the

leads

as

specified

by

the

cartridge

manufacturer,

SECTION

3

OTHER

CARTRIDGES

1,

With

the

shell

upside

down,

place

the

brass

slide

in

the

shell

(loosely)

and

hold

cartridge

in

place

(do

not

fasten

the

leads).

(Line

up

the

mounting

holes,

of

the

cartridge,

to

position

the

stylus

%"

behind

the

leading

edge

of

the

plug-in-shell),

The

placement

of

the

holes,

in

the

brass

cartridge

slide

plate,

can

be

either

to

the

front

or

to

the

rear

depending

on

the

location

of

the

cartridge

mounting

holes.

Select

the

proper

spacers,

or

studs,

so

that

the

stylus

protrudes

below

the

edge

of

the

shell,

remove

the

cartridge

and

leave

the

plate

in,

noting

alignment,

and

mark

the

In-

side

of

the

shell

for

realignment

when

a

final

installation

is

to

be

made.

2.

Insert

the

3/16”

screw

into

the

mounting

plate

slot

in

the

forward

plug-in-shell

hole

—

DO

NOT

TIGHTEN!

3.

Select

the

proper

length

screws

and

install

the

cartridge

onto

the

brass

plate

—

DO

NOT

TIGHTEN!

4,

Secure

the

shell

into

the

tonearm

by

inserting

the

pin

into

the

slot

and

tightening

the

knurled

ring

in

a

counter-clockwise

direction

(when

facing

arm).

Set

calibrated

scale

and

anti-skating

knobs

at

“0”.

If

the

tonearm

is

perfectly

horizontal,

your

tonearm

is

balanced.

Caution:

Do

not

allow

the

stylus

to

hit

the

chassis.

Note:

If

the

plug-in-shell

is

above

level,

zero

balance

may

be

achieved

two

(2)

ways.

A.

The

tonearm

may

be

recalibrated

(refer

to

Section

4)

and

then

steps

6

through

9

below

should

be

followed:

B.

The

plug-in-shell

may

be

weighted.

To

weight

the

plug-in-shell

proceed

to

steps

5

through

9

below.

.

Place

the

lead

weight

on

top

of

the

plug-in-shell.

Sections

of

the

soft

lead

weight

may

be

broken

off,

if

necessary,

to

obtain

a

balance

for

the

plug-

in-shell,

cartridge

and

hardware

used.

Do

not

break

off

too

much

of

the

lead

weight.

Trim

only

as

much

as

required

to

achieve

balance.

Remove

the

cartridge

and

brass

slide

and

insert

the

lead

weight

into

the

shell,

pressing

to

fit

the

contour

of

the

inside

of

the

shell.

This

should

be

a

force

fit

and

the

jead

weight

should

be

rigid,

|.

Replace

the

brass

slide

in

the

previously

marked

position

and

secure

with

a

3/16"

screw

(CAUTION

—

Do

Not

Strip

Thread

In

The

Shell).

.

Check

the

stylus

overhang

by

placing

the

cart-

ridge

directly

over

the

turntable

spindle.

The

stylus

should

extend

%”

to

the

left

of

the

spindle.

Move

the

brass

slide

forward,

or

back,

in

the

plug-in-shell

to

obtain

the

correct

setting.

If

ad-

justment

cannot

be

achieved,

reverse

the

brass

slide

so

the

threaded

holes

for

the

mounting

screws

provide

further

range

for

adjustment.

.

Before

making

the

final

installation

of

the

cart-

ridge

it

is

easier

to

attach

the

wire

leads

in

the

shell

to

the

cartridge

pins.

Observe

the

wire

color

coding

and

cartridge

markings

(refer

to

Section

2

for

color

code).

9.

Reinstall

the

cartridge

and

tighten

all

screws.

The

color

code

of

the

audio

cable

is:

Right

Channel—Red

Plug

Left

Channel—Green

Plug

SECTION

4

RECALIBRATING

YOUR

RS

TONEARM

The

range

of

counterbalance

adjustments,

with

the

removable

counterweight

insert

in

place,

is

from

32

to

23

grams.

With

the

removable

counterweight

in-

sert

removed,

the

range

of

counterbalance

adjust--

ments

is

from

23

to

14

grams.

The

RS

series

tonearm

may

be

rebalanced

and

calibrated

to

zero

balance

with

any

cartridge

weight

within

these

ranges.

Should

a

combined

plug-in-shell,

cartridge

and

hardware

weight

of

27

grams

be

chosen

for

zero

balance,

with

the

counterweight

insert

in

place,

the

corresponding

zero

balance,

without

the

counter-

weight

insert,

would

be

18

grams.

Refer

to

the

chart

for

other

ratios,

32.31

«430

29

«28

«427 «426

«625

24 23

withinsert

23°

«22~=«O21

without

insert

Once

a

new

zero

balance

setting

is

chosen

from

the

ratio

chart,

the

entire

counterweight

assembly

must

be

moved

to

rebalance

the

tonearm,

Use

the

large

hex

wrench

to

loosen

the

set

screw

in

the

side

of

the

counterweight

(A)

(do

not

remove

the

screw).

Also

loosen

the

set

screw

in

the

center

of

the

stylus

force

knob

(B),

with

the

small

hex

wrench

(do

not

remove

the

screw).

Dial

the

anti-skating

force

set-

ting

to

zero,

Slide

the

counterweight

forward

or

back

until

the

tonearm

balances

horizontally.

Move

the

stylus

force

knob

on

the

right

(without

the

scale

markings)

until

the

gimbal

spring

is

relaxed,

neither

pulled

nor

compressed,

and

recheck

the

zero

bal-

ance

of

the

counterweight

and

observe

the

action

of

the

gimbal

spring

until

the

latter

has

no

effect

upon

the

zero

balance.

Lock

the

position

of

the

counter-

weight

in

place

with

the

set

screw.

Rotate

the

left

stylus

force

knob

(with

the

stylus

force

markings)

until

the

zero

(0)

mark

tines

up

with

the

front

edge

of

the

opening.

Tighten

the

set

screw

in

the

center

of

the

stylus

force

knob.

Check

the

stylus

force

setting

with

a

stylus

pressure

gauge

at

1,

2

and

3

grams

for

accuracy.

Repeat

the

above

steps,

in

the

described

order,

if

necessary,

until

calibration

ac-

curacy

is

achieved.

SECTION

5

STYLUS

FORCE

ADJUSTMENTS

The

stylus

pressure

is

applied

by

dialing

the

knob

on

the

counterweight.

Each

calibration

marking

In-

dicates

2

gram.

The

anti-skating

force

is

automatically

applied

in

proportion

to

the

stylus

pressure.

ANTI-SKATING

ADJUSTMENTS

The

anti-skating

force

adjustment

is

independent

of

the

tracking

force

adjustment

and

will

have

no

effect

upon

the

latter,

The

tracking

force

adjustment,

how-

ever,

will

automatically

increase

the

anti-skating

force

in

direct

proportion

to

the

tracking

force

(stylus

pressure)

applied.

Therefore,

constant

readjustment

of

the

anti-skating

force

is

not

necessary.

The

anti-skating

force

is

obtained

by

a

sideways

displacement

of

the

stylus

force

spring

in

relation

to

the

lateral

pivot.

The

stylus

force

spring,

there-

fore,

provides

an

automatic

relation

of

anti-skating

force

to

stylus

force

with

each

adjustment

of

the

stylus

force

knob.

The

geometry

of

the

tonearm

design

is

such

that

the

anti-skating

force

changes

as

the

radius

of

the

record

decreases

proportionally

with

the

changing

skating

force.