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Remote Control Functions
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a Infrared TransmitterAns:gTransport Control:These but-n Center Boost:Press this button
infrared beam is transmitted fromtons control the play �, Pause ? andto increase the level of the Center
these emitters when you press anyStop e functions of compatibleChannel for improved dialogue intel-
button on the remote. For best oper-Harman Kardon CD or cassetteligibility, or to turn the Center Boost
ation, always point the front of theplayers.circuit off. Note that a Red LED will
remote towards the sensor on theilluminate above the CTR. Boost
AVR40 35and do not obstruct thish Manual Tune/Fast Forward/button n on the front panel when
area.Reverse:Press these buttons toCenter Boost is activated.
manually tune higher or lower fre-
b Sleep:Press this button to placequency stations. They may also beo Wrap:Press these buttons to
the unit in the sleep mode. The dis-used to put a compatible Harmanincrease or decrease the amount of
play will dim and the unit will turn offKardon CD player or cassette deckWrap signal that is applied when the
after the number of minutes shownin the fast forward �� or fast reverseunit is in a surround mode and the
in the information display.��mode.rear channel speakers are engaged.
c Power Button:Press this buttoni Automatic Tune/Track Change:p Scan:Press this button to auto-
to turn the AVR40 on or off.Press these buttons to tune to sta-matically scan through the list of sta-
tions with a strong enough signal fortions programmed into the tuner
NOTE: In order for this button toacceptable listening. These buttonsmemory. The tuner will stop for five
work, the AVR40 must first be placedwill also change the disc track onseconds at each station. To stop the
in the standby mode by pressing thecompatible Harman Kardon CDscan on a desired station press the
front panel Main Power Switc1hplayers.button again.
until it is engaged and the ring sur-
rounding the switch turns amber.NOTE: In order for the transportq Calibrate:Press this button to
controls ghi to function, youbegin the calibration process that
d Input Select Buttons:Pressmust first press the Source Selectestablishes the proper output levels
one of these buttons to choose anButton d for the device to befor each channel.
input source.controlled.
r Surround Mode:Press this but-
NOTE: Automatic Power On: Whenj Battery Compartment:Installton to select a surround processing
you press an Input Select Buttontwo OAA� batteries as shown tomode. Each press will cycle through
while the unit is in the Standbypower the remote control.the list of available modes. Select
Mode, the system will automaticallySURR OFF to turn all surround pro-
be turned on.k Display:Press this button tocessing off and listen in a two chan-
change the display brightness. Onenel stereo mode.
e Preset Scan/Disc Skip:Presspress dims the display and a sec-
these buttons to scan up or downond press turns the display com-s Calibrate Speaker Select:
through the stations entered in thepletely off. Press it again to return toPress these buttons to select the
tuner memory. The � button will alsonormal brightness.speaker being adjusted when using
advance the disc being played inthe Calibrate function.
compatible Harman Kardon CDl Master Volume Control:Push
changers.the bar away from you to raise thet Calibrate Level Adjust:Press
unitOs volume, and press it towardsthese buttons to adjust the center or
f Cassette Control:These but-you to lower the volume.rear channel level when using the
tons control some transport func-Calibrate function.
tions of compatible Harman Kardonm Mute:Press this button to
cassette decks. The �� buttons putmomentarily silence the speakers.
the deck or primary transport in playNote that the word MUTE will flash in
or change the direction during play.the information display along with
The ë/? button will pause the deckthe Mute/Volume Indicatoro to
during play or record. Press it againremind you that the Mute function is
to continue playback or recording.engaged. Press the button again to
return to the previously selected
listening level.
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