Harman Kardon AVR 171 OS User Manual

AVR
Lip
Sync:
This
setting
lets
you
resynchronize
the
audio
and
video
signals
from
the
source
to
eliminate
a
"lip
sync"
problem.
Up-sync
issues
can
occur
when
the
video
portion
of
a
signal
undergoes
additional
processing
in
either
the
source
device
or
the
video
display.
Use
the
Left/Right
buttons
to
delay
the
audio
by
up
to
180ms.
(fhe
active
source's
video
will
be
visible
behind
the
OSD
menu,
allowing
you
to
synchronize
the
audio
with
the
picture.)
You
can
also
make
lip
sync
adjustments
without
activating
the
AVA's
OSD
menus.
Pressing
the
remote's
Delay
button
will
display
the
Lip
Sync
menu
bar
on
the
TV,
superimposed
at
the
bottom
of
the
video.
Use
the
Left/Right
buttons
to
delay
the
audio
until
it
is
synchronized
with
the
picture.
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Zone
2
In
(AVR
1710S/AVR
171S
only):
This
setting
determines
the
audio
source
for
Zone
2
of
a
multizone
system.
Select
the
analog
audio
input
the
source
is
connected
to.
Digital
audio
is
not
available
to
the
multizone
system.
To
configure
the
next
source,
press
the
Back/Exit
button,
then
return
to
the
Setup
Source
line
of
the
Main
Menu.
When
you
have
finished
configuring
all
sources,
press
the
Back/
Exit
button
to
clear
the
menus
from
view.
Set
Up
the
Network
To
play
MP3
or
WMA
media
located
on
DLNA-compatible
devices
connected
to
the
network,
use
the
AVA's
internal
Internet
radio
tuner
or
listen
to
sources
via
AirPlay
(AVR
171
OS/AVR
171
S
only),
the
AVR
must
be
connected
to
your
home
network
and
you
must
join
them
with
the
network.
If
your
network
uses
an
automatic
IP
address,
you
should
not
have
to
perform
any
network
setup
procedures.
Once
you
connect
the
AVR
to
your
home
network,
the
network
should
automatically
assign
the
AVR
an
IP
address,
and
the
AVR
should
automatically
join
your
network.
If
your
AVR
does
not
automatically
join
your
network
(in
which
case
the
AVR
will
display
a
"Not
Connected"
message
when
you
press
the
Network
source
button):
1.
Press
the
OSD/Menu
button,
select
System
Setup,
then
select
Network.
2.
The
Network
menu
will
appear.
3.
Select
IP
Configuration,
then
press
the
Right
button button
twice
to
cycle
the
setting
from
"Auto"
to
"Manual"
and
back
to
"Auto."
4.
Select
Apply
&
Save.
The
AVR
will
attempt
to
connect
to
the
network.
5.
If
the
AVR
again
fails
to
connect
to
the
network,
you
may
need
to
enter
your
network's
settings
manually.
You
may
need
to
obtain
your
network's
settings
from
your
ISP
or
network
administrator.
NOTE:
We
recommend
that
you
directly
connect
the
AVR
to
a
home-network
router
so
that
it
can
directly
access
the
Internet
for
Internet
radio,
or
access
devices
on
the
network
for
playback
of
content
stored
on
the
devices
(see
Listening
to
Media
via
Your
Home
Network,
on
page
28,
for
more
information).
NOTE:
If
you
have
trouble
connecting
to
the
network
at
any
time,
cycle
the
AVR
into
the
Sleep
mode,
and
then
turn
it
back
on.
24
Set
Up
the
AVR
Pair
the
AVR
with
Your
Bluetooth
Device
1.
Press
the
OSD/Menu
button
and
select
"Source
Select."
2.
Scroll
to
"Biuetooth"
and
select
it.
The
OSD
will
display
that
Bluetooth
is
unpaired.
3.
Press
the
remote's
Option
/Info
button.
The
Bluetooth
Options
Menu
will
appear.
4.
Select
"Force
Pairing
>
OK"
and
press
the
OK
button.
The
AVR
will
enter
the
pairing
mode.
5.
Open
your
Bluetooth
device's
pairing
menu.
The
AVR
will
appear
on
your
device's
pairing
menu
as
"HK
AVR."
•
If
your
device
requires
a
passcode,
use
0000.
6.
Pair
your
device
with
the
AVR.
Once
paired,
press
the
OSD/Menu
button
to
exit
the
menu.
To
stream
audio
from
the
paired
Bluetooth
device:
1.
Press
the
OSD/Menu
button.
2.
Select
the
Source
Select
menu.
3.
Select
Bluetooth
from
the
source
list.

Harman Kardon AVR 171 OS Specifications

General

Brand	Harman Kardon
Model	AVR 171 OS
Category	Receiver
Language	English