Citation 7.0 Owner’s Manual
Preliminary Draft
Page # 19
Enitre Contents Copyright ©1995 - Harman Kardon Inc.
10. Options Set (M): Pressing this button brings up the current status of the system’s special options settings. Once in
this menu, press the “\/” button to select any item on the status report that you wish to change. See page #XX for more
information on the Options Set Menu.
11. Source Edit Menu (M): Pressing this button brings up the current status of the currently selected source input.
Press the “\/” button to select any item on the status report that you wish to change. See page #XX for more
information on the Source Edit Menu. NOTE: You must first select the source to be edited before calling up the Source
Edit Menu.
12. Surround Mode Edit (M): Pressing this button brings up the current status of the currently selected surround
mode. Press the “\/” button to select any item on the status report that you wish to change. See page #XX for more
information on the Surround Edit Menu. NOTE: You must first select the surround mode to be edited before calling up
the Surround Edit Menu.
13. Surround Balance (D): Pressing this button calls up the menu used to adjust the left to right or front to back
volume balance controls. See page #xx for more information on Surround Balance.
14. Cursor Movement Controls (N): The arrows on these controls indicates the direction of movement they control
for the on screen cursor or the action or readouts on the front panel display. Once you have called up a menu or
parameter control, these keys control the action of the system. See page #xx for more information on the menu control
system.
15. Panel Dim (D): Pressing this button turns the unit’s front panel LCD display and LED indicators on and off. Note
that the “Citation” name will remain illuminated in a soft blue light to serve as a reminder that the unit is turned on,
even when the panel lights have been turned off. Pressing any button on the remote will momentarily illuminate the
display so that you may change a setting. The unit will automatically return to the “off” in a few seconds after you are
finished making the adjustment. See page ## for more information.
16. Cancel (N): Pressing this button while a control menu is displayed cancels the current menu. See page #xx for
more information on the menu control system.
17. Exit/OK (N): Pressing this button while a control menu is displayed confirms a control setting selection, or exits
form the current menu. See page #xx for more information on the menu control system.
18. Select (N): Pressing this button when indicated by an on screen menu records the current system setting in the
unit’s memory. See page #xx for more information on the menu control system.
19. Bass EQ (D): Pressing this button adjusts the Bass EQ boost in 3 dB increments form 0 dB to 12 dB. See page
#xx for more information on Bass EQ.
20. High EQ (D): Pressing this button turns the high frequency equalization circuit on and off. When the 7.0 is in the
THX mode a Re-Equalization circuit is engaged automatically. This button will manually turn that circuit off. See page
#xx for more information.
21. Stereo Only (D): Pressing this button turns the surround processing cirucits on and off. When the button is
pressed, the 7.0 is placed in a “bypass” mode, and will function as an audiophile Preamp. The “stereo” LED will
illuminate on the front panel, and the front panel and on screen displays will show “Surround Off” to remind you that
the unit is in bypass. See page #xx for more information on the Stereo Only bypass mode.
22. Sib Filter (D): Pressing this button controls the Sibilant Filter. Engaging this filter reduces the leakage of center
channel dialog into the surround channel to compensate for the quality of some recordings. See page #xx for more
information on the Sibilant Filter.
23. Center Channel (D): This button controls the audio feed to the center channel speaker. The preset position is
“on”. Pressing the button will turn the center channel off, add a 3db boost to the center channel level, or return the
center channel to it’s normal “on position. See page #xx for more information on the Center Channel.
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