AVR 40 (serv.man2) - Harman Kardon Audio User Guide / Operation Manual. Page 13

Remote Control Functions

a

An

infrared beam is transmitted from
these emitters when you press any
button on the remote. For best oper-
ation, always point the front of the
remote towards the sensor on the
AVR40 35 and do not obstruct this
area.

b

Press this button to place

the unit in the sleep mode. The dis-
play will dim and the unit will turn off
after the number of minutes shown
in the information display.

c

Press this button

to turn the AVR40 on or off.

NOTE:

In order for this button to

work, the AVR40 must first be placed
in the standby mode by pressing the
front panel 

1

until it is engaged and the ring sur-
rounding the switch turns amber.

d

Press

one of these buttons to choose an
input source.

NOTE:

Automatic Power On:  When

you press an 

while the unit is in the Standby
Mode, the system will automatically
be turned on.

e

Press

these buttons to scan up or down
through the stations entered in the
tuner memory. The 

›

button will also

advance the disc being played in
compatible Harman Kardon CD
changers.

f

These but-

tons control some transport func-
tions of compatible Harman Kardon
cassette decks. The 

‹ ›

buttons put

the deck or primary transport in play
or change the direction during play.
The 

Î

±

button will pause the deck

during play or record. Press it again
to continue playback or recording.

g

These but-

tons control the play 

›

, Pause 

±

and

Stop 

Í 

functions of compatible

Harman Kardon CD or cassette
players.

h

Press these buttons to

manually tune higher or lower fre-
quency stations. They may also be
used to put a compatible Harman
Kardon CD player or cassette deck
in the fast forward 

››

or fast reverse

‹‹

mode.

i

Press these buttons to tune to sta-
tions with a strong enough signal for
acceptable listening. These buttons
will also change the disc track on
compatible Harman Kardon CD
players.

NOTE:

In order for the transport

controls ghi to function, you
must first press the Source Select
Button d for the device to be
controlled.

j

Install

two “AA” batteries as shown to
power the remote control.

k

Press this button to

change the display brightness. One
press dims the display and a sec-
ond press turns the display com-
pletely off. Press it again to return to
normal brightness.

l

Push

the bar away from you to raise the
unit’s volume, and press it towards
you to lower the volume.

m

Press this button to

momentarily silence the speakers.
Note that the word MUTE will flash in
the information display along with
the 

ı to

remind you that the Mute function is
engaged. Press the button again to
return to the previously selected
listening level.

n

Press this button

to increase the level of the Center
Channel for improved dialogue intel-
ligibility, or to turn the Center Boost
circuit off. Note that a Red LED will
illuminate above the 

button Ò on the front panel when
Center Boost is activated.

o

Press these buttons to

increase or decrease the amount of
Wrap signal that is applied when the
unit is in a surround mode and the
rear channel speakers are engaged.

p

Press this button to auto-

matically scan through the list of sta-
tions programmed into the tuner
memory. The tuner will stop for five
seconds at each station. To stop the
scan on a desired station press the
button again.

q

Press this button to

begin the calibration process that
establishes the proper output levels
for each channel.

r

Press this but-

ton to select a surround processing
mode. Each press will cycle through
the list of available modes. Select
SURR OFF to turn all surround pro-
cessing off and listen in a two chan-
nel stereo mode.

s

Press these buttons to select the
speaker being adjusted when using
the Calibrate function.

t

Press

these buttons to adjust the center or
rear channel level when using the
Calibrate function.

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