Harman Kardon AVR 110 Owner's Manual page 13

Remote Control Functions
t_ Direct Button: Press this button when
the tuner is in useto start the sequence for
direct entryof a station'sfrequency. A fter press-
ing the button simplypressthe proper
Numeric Keys I_ to selecta station. {See
page 25 for moreinformation on the tunec)
I_) TuningUp/Down:Whenthe tuner is in
use,thesebuttonswilt tune up or down through
the selected frequency band,If the Tuner Mode
button ti_)ilEI hasbeenpressedsothat the
AUTOindicator[] is illuminated, p ressingand
holdingeither of the buttonsfor threeseconds
wilt causethe tunerto seekthe next stationwith
acceptable signalstrengthfor quality reception.
Whenthe AUTOindicator[] is NOTillumi-
nated,pressingthesebuttonswill tune stations
in single-step increments. (Seepage25 for more
information.)
I_ Macro Buttons: Press thesebuttons
to storeor recall a "Macro", which is a
preprogrammed sequence of commands
storedin the remote.(Seepage28 for more
informationon storing andrecallingmacros.)
I_ TransportControls: These buttonsdo
not haveany functionsfor the AVR110, but
they maybe programmedfor the folward/
reverseplayoperationof a wide varietyof CD
or DVDplayers,and audioor video cassette
recorders. ( Seepage 27 for moreinformation
on programmingthe remote.)
Skip Up/Down Buttons:Thesebuttons
do not havea direct function with the AVR110,
but when usedwith a compatiblyprogrammed
CDor DVDchangerthey will changethe disc
currentlybeing playedin the changec
I_ Disc Skip Buttons:Thesebuttons have
no directfunction for the AVR110, but they are
often usedwhen the remoteis programmedto
operatea CDor DVDchangerto changethe
discsin the changer.(Seepage 30 for more
informationon using the remotewith other
devices.)
Preset Up/Down:When the tuneris
in use,pressthesebuttonsto scrollthrough the
stations programmed into the AVR11O'smem-
ory.Whensomesourcedevices, s uchas CD
players, V CRsand cassette decks,areselected
using the deviceInput Selectors 41_, these
buttons mayfunction as ChapterStepor Track
Advance.
_t Clear Button:Press thisbuttonto clear
incorrectentries when usingthe remoteto
directlyentera radiostation'sfrequency.
Memory Button:Press thisbuttonto
entera radiostationinto the AVR11O'spreset
memoir/. O eeethe MEMORYindicator[]
flashes, y ou havefive secondsto entera preset
memorylocationusing the Numeric Keys
_. (Seepage 26 for moreinformation.)
I_) Delay/Prev Ch.:Pressthis button to
begin the process for settingthe delay times
usedby the AVR110 when processing surround
sound.After pressingthis button, the delay
times are enteredby pressingthe Set button
and then usingthe A/v buttons_
to changethe setting. Pressthe Set button
againto completethe process. ( Seepage
19 for moreinformation.)
I_ Button: Press this buttonto changea
settingor selection when configuring manyof the
AVR110'ssettings.
Speaker Select: Pressthis button
to beginthe processof configuring the
AVR110's bassmanagementsystemfor the
type of speakersused in your system.Oncethe
button has been pressed,usethe A/v but-
tons _I to selectthe channel you wish to
set up. Pressthe Set button _ andthen
select another channel to configure.When all
adjustments havebeencompleted, pressthe
Set button _ twice to exit the settingsand
return to normaloperation.(Seepage 17 for
more information.)
I_ Spare Button:This button doesnot have
anyfunction for the operationof the AVR110,
but it is availablefor useto be programmedfor
a function from another remote.
Volume Up/Down:Pressthesebuttonsto
raiseor lower the systemvolume.
I_) fVNideo Button: Thisbutton doesnot
havea directfunction on the AVR110, but
when usedwith a compatiblyprogrammed
VCR,DVDor satellite receiverthat hasa
"W/Video" function,pressingthis button wilt
switchbetweenthe output of the playeror
receiverand the externalvideo input to that
playecConsultthe owner'smanualfor your
specificplayeror receiverfor the detailsof how
it implementsthis function.
I_ Mute: Pressthis button to momentarily
silencethe AVR110 or TVset beingcontrolled,
dependingon which devicehas beenselected.
Whenthe AVR110remoteis beingprogrammed
to operateanotherdevice, t his button is pressed
with the Input Selector button 41_ to begin
the programmingprocess. ( Seepage 27 for
moreinformationon programming the remote.)
I 13 REMOTECONTROLFUNCTIONS