Harman Kardon HK3400 - Page 4

CONTROLS & FUNCTIONS
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@ Speaker
Turn to select either of two sets of speakers, or both, or
neither (headphone output only).
@ Bass
Turn to increase or decrease the proportion of low
frequency sound.
® Treble
Turn to increase or decrease the proportion of high
frequency sound.
© Balance
Turn to adjust relative output level of left and right
speakers.
© Function Selector
Select desired input source by pressing the correspond-
ing key.
@ Volume
Turn to raise or lower output volume.
@ Headphone Jack
Plug in headphones if desired. (With Speaker switch in Off
position, output is supplied only to headphones.)
REMOTE CONTROL
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@® Loudness
Press to improve sound quality when listening to your
system at low volume.
© Tuning
Press 4 to tune to stations with higher frequencies; press
vw for lower frequencies.
@ FM/AM
Press to select FM or AM reception.
@ Seek-Stereo
Press to select Seek tuning in stereo, or manual tuning in
mono.
@® Preset Buttons
Press to access pre-selected stations.
@® Shift A-B
Allows you to access 16 pre-selected stations using the 8
preset buttons.
@ Memory
Press to set a new preset station in memory.
® Power
Press to turn the unit on and off.
Independent Remote Control
The keys on the remote control unit function the same as the correspond-
ing buttons on the receiver itself, except for the power switch.
The power switch on the receiver turns the unit On and Off. The switch on
the remote control switches the receiver from On (green LED illuminates
on receiver power switch) to Standby (amber LED), as follows.
When power is On, pressing the power switch on the remote control puts
the receiver in Standby mode. From this mode, the receiver can be turned
back on from the remote control.
When power is Off, the receiver can be turned on only from the unit itself,
not from the remote control.
Operating Conditions
The control unit operates effectively within a distance of 7 meters (23 feet)
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remote.
lights may shorten this range, as will any dust or dirt that accumulates on
the front of the remote control, or the “Remote Sensor” area of the
receiver. Also avoid blocking the line of sight between receiver and
The control unit is powered by two AA batteries, included with your
receiver.
When you replace weak batteries, replace both at the same time. When the
remote is to be unused for an extended period, remove the batteries to
prevent damage from corrosion.