- A TURNTABLE AT ROTATIONAL SPEED 33 RPM SERIAL
- A TURNTABLE AT ROTATIONAL SPEED 33 RPM MANUAL
- A TURNTABLE AT ROTATIONAL SPEED 33 RPM FREE
Standby, Sleep, Normal, Voltage Calibration, Frequency Calibration, Factory Default ProgrammingĭC Supply 15VDC 600 mA nominal Normal mode 20mA Standby 5mA Sleep
RoadRunner Tachometer synchronizes turntable speed to ☐.005 RPM regardless of belt tension, slippage, etc.Voltage Output Mode has separate adjustments for 33 and 45 RPM both can be selected, displayed and adjusted while in Voltage Output Mode. The power supply will always assert the maximum output voltage when starting or changing speeds, then revert to the programmed lower voltage after approximately 3 seconds. The motor requires much more torque at start up than it does once the platter is on speed by reducing the running voltage once the platter is moving, vibration and noise are greatly reduced. The Falcon PSU also has a Voltage Calibration Mode that is used to adjust the output voltage the power supply reverts to, after the platter has reached operating speed. The fine adjustment is done in Frequency Calibration Mode, and there are separate adjustments for both 33 and 45 RPM settings To compensate for these variables, the Falcon power supply allows you to precisely adjust the output frequency in 0.01 RPM steps. On belt drive turntables, there are many variables that can affect speed, such as belt tension and slippage, and even the position of the belt on the motor pulley. The output frequency of the Falcon power supply is extremely accurate. The Falcon also has a frequency calibration mode to precisely adjust the output for each speed in 0.01 RPM steps, 10x finer than the Music Hall Cruise Control or Pro-Ject Speed Box II. No user setup or intervention is needed plug the cable in between the tachometer and the power supply, and the Falcon immediately locks to the correct speed, even if speed offsets are selected, such as 33.4 RPM.ĭuring Normal Operation, the user can alter the speed in 0.1 RPM steps this is used primarily for "tempo" control. When connected to a RoadRunner tachometer (sold separately), the Falcon power supply automatically synchronizes its output frequency to maintain a constant speed on the turntable, within ☐.005 RPM.
A TURNTABLE AT ROTATIONAL SPEED 33 RPM SERIAL
The RoadRunner tachometer (sold separately) precisely measures the rotational speed of the turntable platter to 3 decimal places and provides the speed information to the power supply via a 3 wire serial cable. The Falcon has a serial input for use with the optional RoadRunner digital turntable tachometer (sold separately). The Falcon is powerful enough to start up in either speed selection, so there is no need to start in 33 RPM, then switch to 45 RPM as in other units, all in a package about the size of a pack of cigarettes. All of the operating parameters are stored in non-volatile memory and the device always power up with the last-used speed and frequency offset displayed.
The Falcon power supply is extremely easy to use and set up. Here Rob Ono, Honolulu HI, product review. Here Analog Planet AVID Ingenium TT w/ Falcon & RoadRunner Review.
A TURNTABLE AT ROTATIONAL SPEED 33 RPM MANUAL
DDS technology allows the Falcon power supply to generate signals with very high resolution, less than 35µHz steps.įalcon Video Users Manual from Walnut Creek Productions on Vimeo.Īnalog Planet Falcon & RoadRunner Full Review. The Falcon uses Direct Digital Synthesis to create an extremely accurate and clean sine wave that improves motor speed stability, and allows the user to precisely adjust the turntable platter rotational speed. The output is 115VAC nominal, but can be used with lower voltage turntables by plugging the motor's wall adapter directly into the Falcon output. The Falcon PSU will work with any AC Synchronous motor that requires 5 Watts or less. The Falcon Power Supply Unit from Phoenix Engineering is a microprocessor controlled digital AC power source, used for accurate speed control of a turntable motor.
A TURNTABLE AT ROTATIONAL SPEED 33 RPM FREE
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The result is a superior hi-fi turntable whose rotational speed is entirely independent of line frequency, tracking pressure and other outside influence. Design studies aimed at producing a constant speed turntable with rumble and wow reduced to the vanishing point led SONY engineers to develop a serv-controlled turntable featuring a slow-speed d-c motor.
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