Harman Kardon HK715 Owners Manual - Page 6

European, models.

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Connecting an AM antenna A ferrite loopstick type AM ANTENNA (7) is provided and can be rotated to improve reception. If an external AM antenna is used, connect it to the terminal marked AM. Connecting the hk715 to your amplifier Like most stereo equipment, your hk715 is fitted with pin type RCA connectors. Using standard pin type RCA patch cords (provided), connect the left OUTPUT connector (8) of the hk715 with the left tuner input on your preamplifier. Connect the right channels similarly. Push the plugs in all the way so they are firmly seated, making good electrical contact. If your preamplifier does not accept pin type RCA connectors, consult your audio dealer for patch cords with proper adapters. Power connection If you have completed the connections above, you are now ready to place the hk715 in its permanent position and plug the POWER LINE CORD (9) into an AC outlet. To turn the unit on and off, press the POWER switch (11). When power is on, the POWER indicator (10) will light. Tuning When you first turn on the power the STA- TION DISPLAY (19) will automatically show "FM 88.10 MHz"*, the lowest FM frequency. To tune to an FM station, press the FM push button (13). To scan to higher frequencies, press the TUNING UP button (21), releasing it when the desired frequency has been found. To scan to lower frequencies, press the TUNING DOWN button (20). During scanning, no sound will be audible at any time, even as you pass frequencies that contain broadcasts. This feature protects your audio system and loudspeakers from sudden high level signals. As you scan, the SIGNAL STRENGTH display (18) will help you locate broadcasts. To tune to an AM station, press the AM pushbutton (14) and follow the same procedure. FM muting The FM muting circuitry eliminates tearing and husky sounds sometimes found when tuning from one station to another. When the FM MUTING pushbutton (22) is in its "on" position (in), only those stations which have sufficient signal strength for clean reception will be audible. If you wish to receive stations which have weaker signals, you may defeat the muting circuitry by pressing the FM MUTING pushbutton (22) to its "off" position (out). "FM 87.50 Mhz" on European models. 7

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Connecting
an
AM
antenna
A
ferrite
loopstick
type
AM
ANTENNA
(7)
is
provided
and
can
be
rotated
to
improve
recep-
tion.
If
an
external
AM
antenna
is
used,
connect
it
to
the
terminal
marked
AM.
Connecting
the
hk715
to
your
amplifier
Like
most
stereo
equipment,
your
hk715
is
fitted
with
pin
type
RCA
connectors.
Using
stan-
dard
pin
type
RCA
patch
cords
(provided),
con-
nect
the
left
OUTPUT
connector
(8)
of
the
hk715
with
the
left
tuner
input
on
your
preamplifier.
Con-
nect
the
right
channels
similarly.
Push
the
plugs
in
all
the
way
so
they
are
firmly
seated,
making
good
electrical
contact.
If
your
preamplifier
does
not
accept
pin
type
RCA
connectors,
consult
your
audio
dealer
for
patch
cords
with
proper
adapters.
Power
connection
If
you
have
completed
the
connections
above,
you
are
now
ready
to
place
the
hk715
in
its
permanent
position
and
plug
the
POWER
LINE
CORD
(9)
into
an
AC
outlet.
To
turn
the
unit
on
and
off,
press
the
POWER
switch
(11).
When
power
is
on,
the
POWER
indicator
(10)
wil
l
light.
Tuning
When
you
first
turn
on
the
power
the
STA-
TION
DISPLAY
(19)
will
automatically
show
"FM
88.10
MHz"*,
the
lowest
FM
frequency.
To
tune
to
an
FM
station,
press
the
FM
push
button
(13).
To
scan
to
higher
frequencies,
press
the
TUNING
UP
button
(21),
releasing
it
when
the
desired
frequency
has
been
found.
To
scan
to
lower
frequencies,
press
the
TUNING
DOWN
button
(20).
During
scanning,
no
sound
will
be
audible
at
any
time,
even
as
you
pass
frequencies
that
contain
broadcasts.
This
feature
protects
your
audio
system
and
loudspeakers
from
sudden
high
level
signals.
As
you
scan,
the
SIGNAL
STRENGTH
display
(18)
will
help
you
locate
broadcasts.
To
tune
to
an
AM
station,
press
the
AM
push-
button
(14)
and
follow
the
same
procedure.
FM
muting
The
FM
muting
circuitry
eliminates
tearing
and
husky
sounds
sometimes
found
when
tuning
from
one
station
to
another.
When
the
FM
MUTING
pushbutton
(22)
is
in
its
"on"
position
(in),
only
those
stations
which
have
sufficient
signal
strength
for
clean
reception
will
be
audible.
If
you
wish
to
receive
stations
which
have
weaker
signals,
you
may
defeat
the
muting
circuitry
by
pressing
the
FM
MUTING
pushbutton
(22)
to
its
"off"
position
(out).
"FM
87.50
Mhz"
on
European
models.
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