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Harman Kardon 100+ - OPERATING PROCEDURES AND CONTROLS; REAR AND BOTTOM PANEL SWITCHES; FRONT PANEL CONTROLS OVERVIEW

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SPEAKER
PHASING
For
maximum
enjoyment
of
multichannel
sound,
it
is
important
to
have
the
four
speaker
systems
in
phase.
The
phase
relationship
must
be
correct,
not
only
between
the
front
left
and
right
speaker
systems,
the
back
left
and
right
speaker
systems,
but
also
between
the
front
and
back
channels.
When
connecting
each
speaker
system
to
the
receiver,
be
certain
to
main-
tain
plus
and
minus
polarities.
If
your
speakers
do
not
have
a plus/minus
polarity
identification,
phasing
can
be
accomplished
by
the
following
procedure:
1.
After
connecting
your
speakers,
place
the
receiver
in
the
MONO
mode
of
operation
and
the
SOUND
FIELD
BALANCE
control
to
the
exact
top
center
position.
2. Play a
record,
tape
or
FM
broadcast
which
has
a
single
speaking
or
singing
voice,
or
a
solo
instrument.
3. The
voice
or
instrument
should
appear
to
be
emerging
from
an
area
some-
where
in
the
center
of
the
two
speakers.
If
the
voice
seems
to
come
from
both
speakers
independently,
the
speakers
are
out
of
phase.
4.
If
you
determine
that
your
speakers
are
out
of
phase,
merely
disconnect
the
leads
from only
one
of
the
speakers
and
reverse
them.
Your
stereo
system
will
now
be
in
phase.
This
completes
the
phasing
of
a
pair
of
speakers
for
stereo
operation.
Repeat
this
process
for
all
additional
pairs
of
speakers
in
your
system.
OPERATING
PROCEDURE
Every
control
on
this
receiver
serves
a
specific
and
useful
function
and
is
important
for
the
proper
operation
of
your
stereo
or
4-Channel
system.
Read
this
section
carefully
so
you
can
take
full
advantage
of
all
the
per-
formance
capabilities
of
this
receiver.
SWITCH-
REAR
PANEL
STEREO/
4-CH
SWITCH
The 100 +
receiver
is
shipped
with
the
STERE0/4-CH switch
in
the
4-CH
mode.
A
special
safety
latch
is
fitted
next
to
the
switch
to
prevent
throwing
the
switch
accidentally
while
the
receiver
is
turned
on.
If
you
plan
to
use
the
100
+
as
a DOUBLE-POWER
STEREO
receiver, first
turn off
the
unit,
remove
the
safety
latch
and
throw
the
STEREO/ 4-CH switch
to
STEREO.
NOTE: After
changing
position
of
this switch ALWAYS
replace
the
safety
latch.
The two
front
channels
now
have
the
capability
of
delivering
double
power
to
your
speakers.
·
NOTE: WHEN
THE
STERE0/4-CH SWITCH
IS
IN
THE
STEREO
POSITION
THE
BACK
SPEAKERS
ARE
INOPERATIVE.
IF
YOU WISH TO
USE
THE
RE-
CEIVER
TO POWER ANY
BACK
SPEAKERS,
FIRST
TURN
OFF
THE
RE-
CEIVER.
REMOVE
THE
LATCH
AND THROW
THE
STERE0/4-CH SWITCH
TO 4-CH.
REPLACE
THE
PROTECTIVE
LATCH.
SWITCHES
- BOTTOM
PANEL
MUTING
ADJUSTMENT
CONTROL
This
bottom
panel
control
adjusts
the
level
at
which muting
action
will
take
place.
Minimum muting
action
occurs
in
the
full
counterclockwise
position.
Maximum muting
is
achieved
in
the
full clockwise position.
The full clockwise position will
also
eliminate
stations
with
poor
trans-
mission quality. The
control
should
be
adjusted
to
the
point
where
you
receive
only
those
stations
which
meet
your
standards
of
broadcast
quality.
5
STEREO
THRESHOLD
CONTROL
This control
can
be
adjusted
to
determine
the
number
of
stereo
stations
the
tuner
will
reproduce
in
the
STEREO
FM
position
of
the
Function Switch.
In
the
full
counterclockwise
position,
the
automatic
switching circuits
have
maximum sensitivity
and
all
stereo
stations
within
the
range
of
the
tuner
will
be
reproduced.
However,
due
to
weak
signals
(or their
distance
from
your
antenna)
some
stations
will
contain
noise levels which
degrade
performance
when
reproduced
in
stereo.
In
order
to
reproduce
these
stations
monophonically
(when
in
the
STEREO
FM
position
of
the
Function Switch),
rotate
the
STEREO
THRESHOLD
control clockwise until only
good
quality
stereo
stations
are
reproduced.
SWITCHES
AND
CONTROLS
-
FRONT
PANEL
POWER
SWITCH
The POWER switch
performs
the
function
as
its
name
denotes.
It
supplies
power
to
the
receiver.
When
the
pushbutton
is
depressed
to
turn
the
set
ON
the
power
light will illuminate.
HEADPHONE
JACKS
The
stereo
or
4-CH
headphone
receptacles
located
on
the
front
panel
of
your
1
00
+
receiver
will
accept
any
type
of
headphone.
Stereo
phones
come
with a
single
plug which should
be
connected
to
the
FRONT
receptacle.
4-CH
phones
come
with
two
plugs.
Connect
the
front
plug
to
the
FRONT
receptacle
and
the
back
plug
to
the
BACK
receptacle.
The
headphone
receptacles
are
"ON"
at
all times.
To
listen only to yo,ur
phones
without
having
your
speakers
on,
merely
set
the
SPEAKER
switches on
the
front
row
of
pushbuttons
to
"OFF".
MAIN
SPEAKER
SWITCH
In
order
to
hear
the
speakers
connected
to
your
main system,
the
respective
FRONT
and
BACK
MAIN
speaker
switches must
be
depressed.
When
in
the
"ON"
position
the
speakers
connected
to
the
main system
are
"ON".
Should
you
desire
to
listen
to
stereo
or
4-CH
headphones
alone,
the
speakers
can
be
turned
off
at
your
discretion.

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