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Operation
To some ears the impact of the wrap cir-
cuit may seem subtle, and this is normal.
Remember that how audible the wrap
effect will be varies with the acoustics of
your listening room, the output settings
established during the calibration process,
the system volume and the type of pro-
gram material in use.
Note that the Wrap circuit is not in use
when the 
Wrap Indicator
˜
displays 
the two lights connected by the REF 
bar along with the center, front and 
middle LED.
When the 
Wrap
buttons 
ˆo
are
pressed when the AVR40 is in the 
Hall
mode, the circuits are adjusting a con-
trolled amount of level into the rear
channels. The amount of this change
will be indicated in the 
Information
Display
. Note that the range of control
for the Wrap circuit in the 
Hall
mode
will vary depending on other system
settings, and you may find that the
setting cannot be adjusted below a
“+4dB” indication.
Tuner Operation
The AVR40’s tuner is capable of tuning
AM, FM and FM Stereo broadcast sta-
tions. Stations may be tuned manually,
or they may be stored as favorite station
presets and recalled from a 30 position
memory.
Station Selection
1. Press the 
AM/FM 
button 
6d
to
select the tuner as an input.
2. Press the 
AM/FM 
button 
6d
again
to switch between AM and FM so that the
desired frequency band is selected.
3. Press the 
Tuning Mode 
button 
¸
to
select manual or automatic tuning.
When the 
AUTO
indicator is illuminated
in the main information display the
tuner will only stop at those stations that
have a strong enough signal to be
received with acceptable quality.
If the 
AUTO
indicator is NOT illumin-
ated, the tuner is in a manual mode and
will stop at each frequency increment in
the selected band.
4. To select stations from the front panel
press the 
Tuning 
button 
Ú
. When
AUTO
indicator is illuminated each press
will cause the tuner to search for the next
highest or lowest frequency station that
has an acceptable signal. When tuning
FM stations in the auto mode, the tuner
will only select Stereo stations. To tune to
the next station, press the button again.
If the 
AUTO
indicator is NOT illuminat-
ed, tap the 
Tuning 
button 
Ú
to advance
one frequency increment at a time, or
press and hold it to locate a specific sta-
tion. When the 
TUNED
indicator illumi-
nates the station is properly tuned and
should be heard with clarity. To listen to
the station in stereo, press the 
Tuning
Mode 
button 
¸
until the red 
STEREO
indicator illuminates in the front panel
display.
5. To select stations using the remote,
press the 
Manual Tune
››
/
‹‹
buttons
h
to select stations one at a time. After
an FM station is selected, the 
Tuning
Mode 
button must be pressed to receive
the station in stereo, when available.
Alternatively, the 
Automatic Tune
››

/

‹‹ 
buttons 
i
may be used to
scan only those stations with sufficient
strength for proper reception. Each press
of these buttons will advance the tuner to
the next station. For stereo reception
press the 
Tuning Mode 
button 
¸
until
the 
STEREO
indicator is illuminated.
NOTE: When the FM reception of a
station is weak, audio quality will be
increased by switching to mono mode by
pressing the 
Tuning Mode 
button 
¸
until the 
STEREO
indicator goes out.
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AVR40  rev (j)  4/16/97
Ref
Wrap
Ref
Wrap
Ref
Wrap
A) When the Wrap indicator appears in
the “Reference” position, the special Wrap
circuits are not being used and the unit is
in the pure Pro Logic mode.
B) This display appears when the
maximum Wrap is applied.
C) This display appears in the “Phantom”
mode or when a center channel speaker 
is not installed.
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