Harman Kardon AVR 75 Owner's Manual

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Front Panel Controls9 Digital Input Selectors: Pressone of these buttons to select adigital input source. The digitalaudio source may be the same as,or different from, the analog audio ofthe selected video source.) DVD Input: Press this button toselect the source connected to theDVD Input •. Note that if the DVDor LV player’s digital audio output isused, it must be selected separatelyusing the Digital Input Selectors9g.! Video Sources: Press any ofthese buttons to select a video inputsource.@ Mode: Press these buttons toscroll up ⁄ or down ¤ through thelist of available surround modes.# OSD (On-Screen Display):Press the button briefly to display asystem status report on your videoscreen.$ ATT (Attenuation) Mode Select:Press this button to activate theAttenuation mode which cuts theanalog input signal by 50% to com-pensate for high-level input sources.% Memo: The memo button is usedto enter stations to the tuner’s presetmemory in either the manual orautomatic modes.^ Clear: The clear button is usedto cancel tuning, memory input orwhen clearing the unit’s memories.& FM Mode: Press this buttonto select the tuning mode for FMstations.* Bass: This knob adjusts the toneof low-frequency sounds. Turn it tothe right to boost bass frequenciesor to the left to cut bass frequencies.( Treble: This knob adjuststhe tone of high-frequency sounds.Turn to it the right to boost highfrequencies or to the left to cut highfrequencies.Ó P-Set: Press this button to manu-ally scroll up ⁄ or down ¤ throughthe FM or AM stations programmedinto the receiver’s preset memory.Ô Balance: This knob adjusts thebalance between the front left andright speakers. P-Scan: Press this button toautomatically scan through theFM or AM stations preset into thereceiver’s memory. Press the buttonagain to stop the scan when thetuner is at the desired station.Ò Tune: Press this button to manu-ally scan up ⁄ or down ¤ throughthe FM or AM bands.Ú Video 3 Input: Audio or Videosources connected to these jacksmay be selected by pressing theVideo Source button !.Û Mute: Press this button to cutthe output to the speakers. Pressit again to return to the previousvolume level.Ù Volume Control: Turn the knobclockwise to increase volume,counterclockwise to decrease thevolume. Note that approximately tworevolutions of the knob are requiredto go from no output to maximumvolume.ı Information display: Thisdisplay delivers messages andstatus indications to help you operatethe receiver. Refer to the separatediagram for complete explanation ofthe FL display.ˆ Remote Sensor Window: Thesensor behind this window receivesinfrared signals from the remote con-trol. Aim the remote at this area anddo not block or cover it unless anexternal remote sensor is installed.51 Power: Press this button once toturn the unit on and off. Once theunit is turned on, it may be turned offand then on again from the remote, ifdesired.NOTE: When the remote is used toturn the unit off the LED surroundingthe Power Switch will turn amber,indicating that the AVR75 is in aStandby mode. In this condition theunit is NOT disconnected from theAC main power supply.2 AM/FM Tuner Selector: Pressthis button once to select the tuner.Press it again to switch between AMand FM.3 Headphone Jack: Plug standardstereo headphones into this jack forprivate listening.NOTE: When the headphones are inuse the output to the speakers ismuted and the surround mode isautomatically switched to STEREO.When the headphones are removedfrom the jack, sound to the speakersis restored and the unit returns to theprevious sound mode.4 CD: Press this button to selectthe CD player.5 Tape1/ Monitor: Press this buttonto select Tape One as the inputsource. A red LED above the buttonwill illuminate to indicate that theTape Monitor has been selected.6 Night Mode: Press this button toactivate the “Night” mode, prevent-ing loud playback when the digitalmodes are in use.7 Tape 2: Press this button to selectTape 2 input.8 TV Input: Press this button toselect the source connected to theTV Input ª.