Harman Kardon HK330VI Owners Manual - Page 6

hk330

Vi

Set

-

Up

Next

to

the

FM/AM

PRESET

MEMORY

section,

is

the

hk330

Vi's

LCD

display

panel.

First

are

indicators

for

the

3

groups

of

presets:

FM

1,

FM

2

and

AM.

Next

is

the

digital

station

frequency

display.

Depending

on

whether

an

FM

or

AM

station

has

been

selected

it

will

read

in

MHz

(FM)

or

kHz

(AM).

The

panel

includes

an

FM

stereo

indicator

and

a

digital

display

that

tells

you

which

preset

has

been

selected.

Note

that

it

also

displays

the

second

set

of

FM

presets

as

1-6.

The

large

square

TUNING

buttons

and

the

smaller

one

to

their

right

marked

seek

work

together

to

select

stations

from

FM

and

AM

broadcast

bands.

The

seek

button

determines

the

action

of

the

large

up

and

down

TUNING

buttons.

When

the

seek

button

is

pushed,

the

receiver's

tuner

circuitry

is

in

SEEK

mode

and

the word

"SEEK"

will

light

up

in

the

LCD

display

area.

Pressing

either

the

up

or

down

TUNING

buttons

causes

the

tuner

to

scan

across

the

broadcast

band

"seeking"

(and

stopping)

at

the

next

strong

signal.

In

the

SEEK

mode,

the

scanning

circuit

will

automatically

jump

to

the

opposite

end

of

the

tuning

band

and

begin

searching

again.

When

the

seek

button

is

pushed

again

(MANUAL),

the

up

and

down

TUNING

buttons

function

much

like

a

tuning

knob

on

a

simple

radio.

Pushing

UP

moves

"up"

the

FM

or

AM

broadcast

bands;

DOWN

tunes

"down".

This

allows

you

to

locate

weak

or

adjacent

stations

which

might

be

skipped

over

while

in

the

SEEK

mode.

When

you

reach

the

top

or

bottom

limit

of

either

band,

you

must

press

the

opposite

direction

button

to

begin

moving

back

across

the

broadcast

band.

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0

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CD

Figure

2,

hk330

Vi

Rear

Panel

Save

all

packing

material

from

your

new

receiver.

While

the

box

is

quite

large

and

may

be

a

nuisance

to

store,

it

is

essential

for

shipping

if

you

move

or

should

the

unit

ever

need

repair.

Also

be

sure

to

fill

out

the

customer

profile

card

and

save

your

sales

receipt

in

a

safe

place.

It

is necessary

to

establish

the

date

on

which

your

warranty

begins,

and

as

proof

of

ownership

in

the

event

of

something

drastic

such

as

fire

or

theft.

The

hk330

Vi

is

fully

shielded

and

may

be

placed

on

top

of

or

under

other

stereo

components,

provided

that

its

3/8

-inch

"feet"

provide

sufficient

clearance

for

the

cooling

needs

of

the

component

below.

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At

the

far

left

of

the

receiver

is

a

GROUND

terminal.

It

should

be

connected

to

the

ground

wire

on

your

turntable

cable

to

prevent

audible

hum.

First

make

sure

that

the

receiver

and

all

other

components

are

switched

off.

Take

care

to

match

left

and

right

component

plugs

with

the

left

and

right

input

jacks

on

the

back

of

the

receiver.

Common

practice

is

to

treat

the

red

plug

as

right

and

the

grey

(or

black

or

white)

plug

as

left.

The

PHONO

input

is

designed

for

moving

magnet

cartridges

only.

If

you

are

using

a

moving

coil

cartridge,

you

will

need

a

step-up

transformer

between

the

cartridge

and

your

Harman

Kardon

receiver.

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