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Controls And Functions - Harman Kardon hk795i Owner's Manual

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CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS
@® LOUDNESS
SWITCH (loudness)
This switch is pressed to create a natural sound quality
when listening at a low volume by boosting the low and
high frequency ranges.
@® AUDIO MODE SWITCH (audio mode)
This switch is used to combine the left and right channels
and create a mono
signal. Usually it is set in the stereo
position (button out). If the FM stereo broadcast station
you are listening to is weak and there is a lot of noise, set
this switch to "mono". The two channels are combined into
a monaural
signal, but the noise
is reduced
for more
comfortable listening.
@® TAPE OUT SELECTOR (TAPE OUT)
This selector is used for recording from another input on
the tape deck(s) connected to the "TAPE 1" and/or "TAPE
2" jacks, for dubbing
between
two
tape decks or for
recording
another
sound
source
independent
of
the
"FUNCTION?" selector.
"phono", "CD": In this position, the phono or CD signal
is available at the "TAPE
1 OUT" and "TAPE 2 OUT"
jacks regardless of the position of the "FUNCTION"
se-
lector. This permits recording the pnono or CD signal on
the tape deck(s) connected to "TAPE
1" and/or "TAPE
2" jacks while using the preamplifier and power amplifier
sections in another mode (listening to AM, FM, phono,
CD, video, or other sources, for example).
"source": Select this position to record the program source
selected by the "FUNCTION"
selector in either or both
of the two tape decks connected to the "TAPE 1" and "TAPE
2" jacks.
"copy-1 to 2": Select this position to duplicate the tape in
the deck connected to the "TAPE
1" jacks onto the tape
in the deck connected to the "TAPE 2" jacks.
"copy-2 to 1": Select this position to duplicate the tape in
the deck connected to the "TAPE 2" jacks onto the tape
in the deck connected to the "TAPE 1" jacks.
@ FUNCTION SELECTOR (FUNCTION)
This selector is used to select a program source other than
a tape.
"phono": Select this position to listen to a disc played on
the turntable connected to the "PHONO
INPUT" jacks.
"am": Select this position to listen to an AM broadcast.
"fm": Select this position to listen to an FM broadcast.
"CD": Select this position to listen to disc played on the
compact disc player connected to the "CD INPUT" jacks.
"video/aux": Select this position to listen to the sound from
the video component,
the TV tuner or other component
connected to the "VIDEO/AUX INPUT" jacks.
@ FUNCTION
INDICATORS
Each
"FUNCTION"
indicator
illuminates
in red corre-
sponding to the setting of the "FUNCTION"
selector.
® MUTING SWITCH (fm muting)
This switch is used to tune in a weak station. Press this switch
to the "off" position, which deactivates the muting function.
This muting feature applies to both FM and AM reception.
The muting level can be controlled by the "MUTE ADJ."
control (FM muting level adjusting) on the rear panel. Turn
it clockwise to increase or counterclockwise to decrease the
muting level.
@® TUNING BUTTONS
(TUNING)
These buttons are used to tune to a desired broadcast fre-
quency.
"down"
button: When
this button is pressed, the tuned
frequency will decrease to a lower frequency.
"up" button: When
this button is pressed, the tuned fre-
quency will increase to a higher frequency.
By setting the frequency step selectors on the bottom panel,
tuning can be performed by steps of either 50kHz or 100kHz
for FM, 9kHz or 10kHz for AM.
@ STATION DISPLAY
This digital display indicates the band (AM or FM) and
frequency of the tuned station.
@ SIGNAL STRENGTH
INDICATOR
The relative strength of the signal being received is displayed
by this indicator. Tune and adjust the antenna position for
the highest possible indication.
@ TUNED INDICATOR
This indicator turns on when
a broadcast
frequency is
correctly tuned in. It may not light up for a weak station,
even when it is correctly tuned.
@® FM STEREO
INDICATOR
This indicator is illuminated when an FM stereo broadcast
is received.
@ TUNING MODE SELECTOR (auto and manual)
Either an automatic or manual tuning mode can be selected.
When the "auto" switch is pressed, it will illuminate in green
and the unit will scan up or down to the next station when
the "up" or "down" TUNING
button is pressed.
When
the "manual" switch is pressed, it will illuminate in green
and tuning can be made manually in small steps by pressing
the "up" or "down" TUNING
button,
@ PRESET
MEMORY
BUTTONS
(FM/AM
PRESET
MEMORY)
Press any one of the eight "FM/AM PRESET MEMORY"
buttons while the "memory" switch is illuminated in green,
and the frequency indicated by the STATION
DISPLAY
is memorized
by that "FM/AM
PRESET
MEMORY"
button. Each position can memorize one frequency in both
the FM and AM
bands, for a total capability of sixteen
stations being preset in the memory.
Once a station fre-
quency is memorized, it can be recalled any time the same
"FM/AM
PRESET MEMORY"
button is pressed. When
the "FM/AM
PRESET
MEMORY"
button is pressed, it
illuminates in green, indicating the button is in use.
@ MEMORY
SWITCH
(memory)
This switch is used to enter or change the preset broadcast
stations.
When this switch is pressed, it will illuminate in
green for about 12 seconds. This indicates the preset memory
standby state.
NOTE:
If you
do
not
press
an
"FM/AM
PRESET
MEMORY?"
button while the "memory" switch is illumi-
nated, memory presetting can not be made.
@ VOLUME
CONTROL KNOB (VOLUME)
This knob controls the sound level. Turning clockwise in-
creases
the sound volume,
and turning counterclockwise
decreases it. Set this knob at a minimum level before turning
the power on or changing the sound source to protect the
speakers from being damaged by a sudden high level sound.

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