Harman Kardon AVR30 Owners Manual - Page 9

1.

Note

the

difference

between

the

two

conductors

in

each

cable:

different

colored

insulation,

ridged

insulation,

or

colored

yarn.

2.

Connect

the

front

right-hand

speaker

to

the

receiver,

being

sure

to

connect

the

positive

terminal

on

the

speaker

to

the

terminal

marked

"Front

Speakers"

"Right"

on

the

receiver,

and

the

negative

or

ground

terminal

on

the

speaker

to

the

corresponding

"GND"

terminal

on

the

receiver.

3.

Connect

terminals

on

the

front

left-hand

speaker

to

the

"Front

Speakers"

"Left"

and

corresponding

"GND"

terminals

on

the

receiver,

again

being

careful

to

maintain

correct

polarity.

To

connect

a

second

set

of

speakers:

IMPORTANT:

When

connecting

pairs

of

front

speakers

to

speaker

systems

"A"

and

"B,"

determine

the

impedance

of each

pair

by

looking

on

the

back

of

the

speakers,

or

in

your

owner's

manual,

or

by

contacting

your

dealer

or

manufacturer.

Speaker pairs

A

and

B

can

be

played

simultaneously

only

when

the

impedance

of

speakers

A

and

B

are

1252

or

greater.

WARNING:

Do

not

play

both

sets

of

front

speakers

simultaneously

except

as

recommended

above.

Receiver

may

overheat.

4.

Connect

terminals

on

the

Center

Speaker

to

the

"Center"

and

corresponding

"GND"

terminals

on

the

Receiver.

5.

Connect

terminals

on

the

Rear

Left

and

Right

Speakers

to

the

corresponding

Rear

"Left,"

"Right"

and

"GND"

terminals

on

the

Receiver.

Subwoofer

Out

Connect

a

powered

subwoofer

to

these

jacks.

This

output

may

also

be

used

for

any

external

component

requiring

a

full

bandwidth

line

-level

input.

Wired

Remote

Control

To

control

your

AVR30

with

an

external

infrared

remote

sensor,

connect

the

wire

from

the

remote

sensor

to

the

"Remote

In"

jack

on

the

back

panel.

Or,

if

you

have

a

stereo

component

with

a

built-in

infrared

remote

sensor

and

a

"Remote

Output"

jack,

it

may

be

possible

to

connect

this

jack

to

the

"Remote

In"

jack

of

your

AVR30.

All

Harman

Kardon

products

with

"Remote

In"

and

"Remote

Out"

jacks

are

compatible

with

one

another,

except

for

the

HD7400

CD

Player,

Citation

22,

Citation

24

and

Citation

25.

Other

manufacturers'

remote

sensors

may

not

be

compatible,

but

it

will

not

hurt

to

experiment.

A

second

wire

may

be

used

to

connect

your AVR30's

"Remote

Out"

jack

to

the

"Remote

Input"

of

another

stereo

component.

Continue

this

process

to

include

additional

components

(if

compatible).

To

control

your

AVR30,

you

may

use

one

of

the

remote

controls

supplied

with

the

AVR30.

You

may

use

the

HTC

to

control

other

components,

such

as

TVs,

VCRs,

laser

disc

players,

etc.

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