An arrow at the far right of the bottomAdvanced Features section of yourTuner Band Selector (AM/FM)
line will indicate whether there arereceiverOs ownerOs manual. The on-Button on the receiverOs front panel
more choices in the menu stack.screen display will reappear at the startor the Menu Button on the remote.
Y A right-pointing arrow ( ) tells of each new track to show you theY To navigate the menus, scroll for-
you that you are at the start of thetime and track information, and then ward using the Preset Up Button
options stack. Press the Preset Upit will disappear again to preventon the receiverOs front panel or the
Button on the front panel or the �image retention, or Oburn-in,� on � Button on the remote. Scroll
button on the remote to scroll downCRT or plasma displays.backward using the Preset Down
through the available choices.Basic Playback and Control Button on the receiverOs front panel
Y Two arrows, one pointing in eachof the iPodor the Ţ Button on the remote.
direction (), indicate that youY To pause playback at any time,Press the Set Button on either the
are in the middle of the optionspress the Tune Mode Buttonfront panel or the remote to select
stack. Press the Preset Up oron the front panel or the Pausethe current entry.
Preset Down Button on the frontButton (?) on the remote. Press itCharging the iPod
panel or the Ţ/� buttons on theagain to resume playback.You may leave your iPod in The Bridge
remote to scroll up or down throughY To skip forward to the next track,
even when you are not using it as a
the available choices.press the Tune Up Button on theplayback source. Whenever the iPod
Y A left-pointing arrow ( ) tells youfront panel or the Forward Searchis docked and your receiver is turned
that you are at the bottom of the�� Button on the remote. Releaseon, The Bridge will charge the battery
options stack. Press the Presetthe button and press it again, or tapin the iPod.
Down Button on the front panel it repeatedly to skip forward throughSome Harman Kardon receivers
or the � button on the remote tothe available tracks.allow you to select whether you wish
scroll up through the availableY To skip back to the start of the cur-to have the iPodOs battery charge
choices.rent track, press the Tune Downwhen the receiver is turned off (in
While a track is playing, the upper lineButton on the front panel or thethe OStandby� mode) by changing
of both displays will continually scrollReverse Search ŢŢ Button ona setting in the Input Menu on the
the Song, Artist and Album informa-the remote. Release the button andreceiver. Consult your receiverOs
tion. The lower line will show thepress it again, or tap it repeatedly toownerOs manual to see whether your
elapsed time of the current track onskip backward through the availablereceiver has this capability.
the left, and the remaining time on thetracks.Removing the iPod
right. The icon between the two timeY To fast-forward through a track whileTo remove an iPod from The Bridge,
displays will show the Play icon (�)it is playing, press and hold the
grasp the sides of the iPod and pull
when a track is playing and the PauseTune Up Button on the front panelit straight up, away from The Bridge.
icon (?) when playback is paused.or the Forward Search ��Depending on your iPod model and
The play time and track informationButton on the remote.the software version it is using, the
will always be available in the front-Y To play in fast reverse through acheck mark may remain in the iPodOs
panel display. The on-screen displaytrack while it is playing, press anddisplay for a few minutes before
will disappear from view after the timehold the Tune Down Button on thereturning the iPod to normal operation.
period set in the Advanced Settingsfront panel or the Reverse SearchThis is a function of the iPodOs soft-
menu in your receiver. If you wish toŢŢ Button on the remote.ware and does not indicate a failure in
change the on-screen display time,Y To display the menus that guide youthe iPod, The Bridge or your receiver.
follow the instructions shown in the
through track selection, press the
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