SIGNATURE 2.0 (serv.man13) - Harman Kardon Audio User Guide / Operation Manual. Page 11

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The remote is a powerful tool, and it is worth taking a
few minutes to familiarize yourself with the interaction of
the various controls. In addition to the functions listed
below, the remote may be programmed to operate most
infrared controlled products. For how to program the
remote, read pages 12-13.

a

Press to turn the 2.0 on or to

place it in standby.

1

must be “ON” for these, or any

other buttons on the remote to operate any function on
the 2.0.

b

Will illuminate when a button on the

remote is being programmed with signals from another
remote during the “learning” mode. The light will go out
when the signal is received and memorized.

c

Infrared transmitters send signals

from the remote unit to the 2.0. When pressing buttons to
issue commands, point this area towards the 2.0.

d

Should flash any time a button is

pressed to confirm that a command is being sent to the
receiver of another unit. If the light is dim or does not
illuminate when a button is pressed the batteries in the
remote should be replaced.

e

Selects the operation mode of the remote

control. Slide it to the left for normal operation. Slide it to
the right when the remote is being programmed.

f

Press to send a turn-on, turn-

off command to the source device last accessed by
pressing one of the 

buttons 

g

. Note

that these commands may require programming of
the remote control as explained on pages 12-13.

g

Press to select input source. It will

also activate the transport and numeric control buttons
associated with that device, enabling control of the source
with the 2.0 remote. If the 2.0 is in Standby when one of
these buttons is pressed, the unit will automatically turn
on and switch to the selected input.

h

Enables you to listen to one source while

you watch the video from another. To use the Simulcast
feature, first press 

g

for the desired

video source, followed immediately by pressing this
button. Release 

, and press the desired audio

source within 5 seconds.

i

Control the location of the on-screen

cursor to select items from on-screen menus and to select,
move, increase or decrease items from control functions.
The 

›

button is often used to move from a main menu to

a sub-menu, the 

‹

and 

›

buttons select choices within

menus, and the 

⁄

and

¤

buttons move up and down

through lists of selections.

j

Activate the On-Screen Menu Control System

when it is not being used, or enter selections and exit
from the control system when it is active.

k

When the button is pressed a menu will

appear on the screen (see figure OSD-19 on page 34), and
you may reduce the high-frequency level of the output by
pressing the 

‹

or 

›

i

. When you have

completed the adjustment, press 

k 

again to enter the

setting and remove the menu from the screen.

l

When the button is pressed a menu

will appear on the screen (see figure OSD-21 on page 34)
and you may adjust the subwoofer output volume by
pressing 

‹

or 

›

i

. When you have

completed the adjustment, press again to enter the setting
and remove the menu from the screen.