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General| Brand | Harman Kardon |
|---|---|
| Model | HK3470 |
| Category | Stereo Receiver |
| Language | English |
Details the HK 3470's capabilities, including VMAX, high-current design, and versatile inputs.
Highlights VMAX processing, high-current amplification, and programmable remote features.
Covers essential safety rules for power, voltage, cabinet handling, and electrical hazards.
Guidance on proper unit placement, ventilation, and avoiding unsuitable environments.
Instructions for safely cleaning, moving, and unpacking the receiver unit.
Explains the main power switch, system power control, and power indicator light functions.
Details controls for selecting audio sources and managing speaker outputs (1 & 2).
Information on using the headphone jack for private listening and the mute button.
Describes buttons for selecting Phono, T-Mon, Tape, CD, and Aux input sources.
Details tuning, preset selection, and scan functions for the FM/AM tuner.
Explains controls for Bass, Treble, Balance, and Master Volume adjustments.
Details the Information Display, Volume/Mute Indicator, and Speaker Selection Indicators.
Explains indicators related to VMAX mode, stereo reception, and signal tuning.
Describes indicators for preset memory and the automatic sleep timer function.
Details indicators for RDS data, traffic announcements, radio text, and clock time.
Explains how the main display shows status, input sources, and operational messages.
Details connections for AM/FM antennas and the Phono ground terminal.
Describes ports for connecting turntables, CD players, and auxiliary audio devices.
Explains connections for Tape Monitor and Tape 2 input/output for recorders.
Details Main In, Preamp Out, and jumper pins for external amplifier integration.
Covers connections for Speaker 1, Speaker 2, and Subwoofer outputs.
Details connections for FM antenna and remote IR input/output for extended range.
Explains specific connections for CD players, Aux devices, and second tape decks.
Details the use of Preamp Out/Main In jacks and Subwoofer Out for audio expansion.
Provides instructions for connecting Speaker 1 and Speaker 2 terminals correctly.
Explains the use and limitations of the switched AC outlet for powering accessories.
Controls for turning the receiver on/off and selecting input sources.
Buttons for tuning radio stations and navigating preset memory.
Operation of VMAX, Sleep timer, and Mute functions via remote.
Information on the transmitter window, LED indicator, and RDS display buttons.
How to select device pages (Tape, CD) and activate functions.
Using remote buttons for CD/Tape transport and master volume adjustments.
Instructions for programming the remote to control other devices.
Understanding LED feedback during learning and normal operation.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting various audio sources to the receiver.
Recommendations for selecting and connecting speaker cables for optimal sound.
Connecting remote sensors and extending IR control to other devices.
Using Pre-Out/Main-In jacks for external amplifiers or processors.
Information on AC power connections and optimal speaker positioning.
Guide to first-time setup, using the main power switch, and standby modes.
How to select audio sources and adjust Bass, Treble, and Balance.
Using the volume control, understanding volume indicators, and employing the mute feature.
Connecting headphones for private listening and selecting speaker outputs.
Methods for tuning AM/FM stations manually or automatically.
Storing, recalling, and clearing preset radio stations.
Introduction to RDS data, call signs, and display options.
How to search for radio stations based on Program Type (PTY).
Details on cycling through RDS data and a list of Program Type codes.
Step-by-step guide to searching for stations using Program Type codes.
Instructions for recording audio sources to tape decks.
Understanding how device pages affect remote button functions.
Table showing default button functions for different device types (Tape, CD).
Guide to programming the remote to control other audio/video devices.
List of functions that can be programmed on specific remote pages.
Detailed procedure for learning codes from other remotes.
How to reset individual keys, device pages, or the entire remote.
Information on memory retention and troubleshooting system malfunctions.
Troubleshooting tips for power, sound, and channel output issues.
Solutions for tuner interference, noise, and remote control malfunctions.
Addressing distorted audio from CD/Cassette players or speaker issues.
Detailed specifications for the receiver's audio performance.
Technical data for the FM and AM tuner sections.
Overall dimensions, power requirements, and weight of the unit.
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