User Manual

EN-8

IMPORTANT:

Moving or jarring the Turntable without securing the Tone Arm Clamp (6) could result in

damage to the Tone Arm (4).

ENCODING RECORDS TO MP3

You can convert you favorite records into MP3 files and store then on a USB Flash

Drive or SD/MMC Memory Card via the USB port (22) or SD/MMC slot (20) located on

the front panel.

The following tasks can be accomplished by either using the controls on the REMOTE

Control or those which have similar function markings on the JTA-460 main unit.

This icon

 indicates that a task can only be performed using the controls on JTA-460.

Insert a USB flash drive into the USB PORT (22) or an SD/MMC Memory Card into

the SD/MMC Slot (20) located on the front panel.

Press the RECORD Button (2), “REC” and “USB” will begin to flash in the display,

If a USB Flash Drive is inserted. If an SD/MMC Card is inserted then “REC” and

“CARD” will flash in the display.

If both USB and SD/MMC card are inserted, then

Icon “

SEL

” will also appear and flash in the Display.

3. You can use the

Button or the Button to select what media you want to

record to.

4. Select the track to be encoded and start playing the record.

5. Press the Record button to start sync encoding. The following will be displayed

depending on what media you are using to store the music.

Encoding to USB Encoding to Card

6. To stop encoding press the STOP/USB/SD Button (3).

Note: To ensure the encoding is successful, remove the USB or Card a few

seconds after pressing the STOP Button.

7. To start recording again, press the RECORD Button (2) again and follow step

#2 above.

PLEASE NOTE : If you want to encode an entire side of a record and have seperate

MP3 files for each track, you must manually press the STOP/USB/SD Button (3) at the

end of each track and then press the RECORD Button (2) again to start recording the

next track. If you do not manually Stop and Start the recording process after each track,

you will end up with one large MP3 file that will have all the songs from the side of the

record playing one after the other.