Harman Kardon AVR 520 Owner's Manual page 14

Main Remote Control Functions
weak will change to monaural reception. (See
page 31 for more information.)
I_) Direct Button: Pressthis button when
the tuner is in useto start the sequence for
directentry of a station'sfrequency. A fter press-
ing the button, simplypressthe proper
Numeric Keys_ to selecta station. (See
page32 for moreinformationon the tuner.)
TuningUp/Down:Whenthe tuner is in
use,thesebuttonswill tune up or down through
the selected frequencyband.If the Tuner Mode
Button (_)i'r_J hasbeenpressed so that the
AUTOIndicator [] is illuminated, p ressingand
holdingeitherof the buttonsfor threeseconds
will cause the tunerto seekthe next stationwith
acceptable signalstrengthfor qualityreception.
Whenthe AUTOIndicator [] is NOTillumi-
nated,pressing thesebuttonswill tune stations
in single-step increments. (Seepage31 for more
information.)
OSD Button:Pressthis button to activate
the On-Screen Display (OSD) system used to set
up or adjust the AVR 520's parameters.
I_) Dolby Mode Selector:Thisbutton is
usedto selectfrom amongthe availableDolby
Surround processing modes.Eachpressof this
buttonwill selectone of the DolbyProLogic II
modesor Dolby3 Stereo. W hena DolbyDigital
encoded sourceis in use,the DolbyDigitalmode
mayalso be selected. ( Seepage 26 for the avail-
able Dolbysurroundmode options.)
DTS Digital Mode Selector:Whena
DTS-encoded digital sourceis selected,each
pressof this button will scrollthorugh the avail-
able DTSmodes. T hespecific choiceof modes
will varyaccordingto whetheror not the source
materialcontainsDTS-ES 6.1 Discreteencoding.
Whena DTS sourceis not in use,this button has
no function.(Seepage40 for the availableDTS
Digitaloptions.)
logic 7 Selector:Press this buttonto
selectfrom amongthe availableLogic7 sur-
roundmodes.(Seepage 26 for the available
Logic7 options.)
TransportControls:Thesebuttonsdo
not haveanyfunctionsfor the AVR520, but
they may be programmedfor the forward/
reverse play operationof a wide varietyof CD
or DVDplayers, a nd audio or video cassette
recorders. ( Seepage40 for moreinformation.)
light Button: Pressthis button to acti-
vate the remote's backlight for ease of use in
darkened rooms.
Skip Up/Down Buttons:Thesebuttons
do not havea directfunction with the AVR520,
but when used with a compatibly p rogrammed
CDor DVDchanger t hey will change the disc
currently beingplayedin the changer.
Macro Buttons: Press these buttons
to store or recall a "Macro", which is a
preprogrammed sequence of commands
stored in the remote. (See page 38 for more
information on storing and recalling macros.)
Disc Skip Buttons: Thisbutton has no
directfunction for the AVR520 but is most
often usedto change to the next discin a CD
or DVDplayerwhen the remote is programmed
for that type of device.(Seepage 37 for more
informationon usingthe remotewith products
otherthan the AVR520.)
Preset Up/Down: Whenthe tuner is
in use,pressthesebuttonsto scrollthrough the
stationsprogrammedinto the AVR520's mem-
ory.When somesourcedevices, s uch asCD
players, V CRs and cassettedecks,are selected
usingthe device Input Selectors O, these
buttonsmay function as ChapterStepor Track
Advance.
Clear Button: Press t his buttonto clear
incorrect e ntrieswhen usingthe remoteto
directlyentera radiostation'sfrequency.
Memory Button: Press thisbuttonto
entera radiostationintothe AVR520'spreset
memory. O ncethe MEMORYIndicator []
flashes, y ou havefive seconds to entera preset
memorylocationusingthe Numeric Keys
(D. (Seepage31 for moreinformation.)
Delay/Prev Ch.: Press this button to
beginthe processfor setting the delaytimes
usedbythe AVR520 when processing surround
sound.After pressingthis button, the delay
timesare entered by pressing the Set Button
I_ andthen usingthe A/v Buttons _ to
changethe setting. Press the Set Button I_
againto completethe process. ( Seepage 23 for
moreinformation.)
_ Button: Pressthis button to change a
setting or selection when configuring many of the
AVR520's settings.
Speaker Select: Pressthis button
to begin the processof configuring the
AVR520's bass managementsystemfor use
with the type of speakersusedin your system.
Oncethe button has been pressed,usethe
Air Buttons _ to selectthe channelyou
wish to set up. Pressthe Set Button li_ and
then select another channelto configure.
When all adjustments havebeen completed,
pressthe Set Button @ twice to exit the
settingsand return to normaloperation.(See
page 22 for more information.)
Multiroom: Pressthis button to activate
the multiroom systemor to beginthe process of
changingthe input or volume levelfor the sec-
ond zone.(Seepage36 for moreinformationon
the Multiroomsystem.)
_Volume Up/Down: Pressthese buttons to
raise or lower the system volume.
SPI. Indicator Select: Thisbutton acti-
vatesthe AVR520's EzSet f unction to quickly
and accuratelycalibratethe AVR520'soutput
levels.Pressand hold the buttonfor three sec-
ondsandthen releaseit. Notethat the test
tone will begincirculating,and the
Program/SPI. Indicator O will change
colors.Duringthis sequence, E zSet w ill auto-
maticallyadjustthe output levelsfor all
channelsuntil they are equal,asshown bythe
Program/SPI. Indicator lightinggreenfor
eachchannel.Press this button againwhen the
adjustmentis completeto turn off the test
tone.(Seepage24 for moreinformationon
EzSet.)
learn Button: Press this buttonto begin
the process of "learning"the codes from another
product'sremoteinto the AVR520'sremote.(See
page37 for moreinformationon usingthe
remote'slearning function.)
Mute: Press this buttonto momentarily
silencethe AVR520 or TVset beingcontrolled,
dependingon which devicehas beenselected.
Whenthe AVR520 remoteis beingprogrammed
to operateanotherdevice,this buttonis pressed
with the Input Selector Button _ to begin
the programmingprocess. ( Seepage37 for
moreinformationon programmingthe remote.)
EzSet S ensor Microphone: Thesensor
microphonefor the EzSetmicrophoneis behind
theseslots.When using the remoteto calibrate
speakeroutput levelsusingEzSet, b e surethat
you do not holdthe remotein a waythat cov-
ersthese slots.(Seepage24 for moreinforma-
tion on using EzSet.)
14 MAIN REMOTECONTROLFUNCTIONS