Harman Kardon HK715 Owners Manual - Page 7

Eropean, models.

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FM/AM preset memory The hk715 allows you to preset up to 8 sta- tions, either FM stations, AM stations or a combination of both. Once registered in the memory, these stations may then be recalled without scanning by depressing the proper FM/AM PRESET MEMORY pushbutton (15). To register a station in the memory, first locate the station, then press the MEMORY pushbutton (12). The MEMORY pushbutton (12) will light for approximately five seconds. During this time, press any of the eight AM/FM PRESET MEMORY pushbuttons (15). The station has been registered when the light on the preset memory button lights. To return to that station at any time simply push that preset memory button. It is not necessary to press the AM or FM pushbuttons (13) (14). Any time any of the AM/FM PRESET MEMORY buttons (15) arc pressed, and the MEMORY button (12) is also depressed, the previously registered station will automatically be cancelled and the new one registered. Whenever the tuner is turned on, it will automatically tune to the last station you listened to, regardless of whether that station was registered in memory or not. Note: If power to the hk715 is cut for any reason all present stations will be cancelled from the memory function. Therefore DO NOT CONNECT THE POWER LINE CORD (9) TO A SWITCHED AC OUTLET ON YOUR AMPLIFIER. Using the POWER switch (11) does not affect the memory. Modes The MODE pushbutton (16) allows you to listen to FM broadcasts in either stereo or mono modes. To listen to a stereo broadcast in the stereo mode, keep the MODE pushbutton (16) in the STEREO position (out). If the signal is weak, pushing the MODE pushbutton (16) to MONO position (in) may improve reception, hut will cancel stereo reception. For best reception of FM programs not broadcast in stereo, keep the MODE pushbutton (16) in the MONO position (in). Hi blend (MPX filter) Occasionally, a weak FM stereo broadcast will introduce high-frequency noise or hiss. Depressing the HI BLEND pushbutton (17) will blend some of the high-frequency program content of the left and right channels. This has the effect of reducing noise, at some sacrifice in stereo separation. Signal strength Stations are precisely tuned by means of the quartz locked circuitry and displayed in digital form on the FREQUENCY DISPLAY (19). The relative signal strength is shown by means of indicator lights in the SIGNAL STRENGTH display (18). The weakest signals register two indicator lights, the strongest register seven. Operation precautions 1 When the POWER switch (11) is turned on, there may be a short delay before sound is heard. This is due to the circuitry stabilizing itself. 2 When power is disconnected for any reason other than ON/OFF switching, all stations on preset memory as well as the last station you listened to are cancelled. When power is returned, the FREQUENCY DISPLAY (18) will show "FM 88.10 MHz." Always use an unswitched AC outlet when powering the hk715 through other components. ""FM 87.50 MHz" on Eropean models. 8

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FM/AM
preset
memory
The
hk715
al
lows
you
to
preset
up
to
8
sta-
tions,
either
FM
stations,
AM
stations
or
a
combi-
nation
of
both.
Once
registered
in
the
memory,
these
stations
may
then
be
recalled
without
scan-
ning
by
depressing
the
proper
FM/AM
PRESET
MEMORY
pushbutton
(15).
To
register
a
station
in
the
memory,
first
locate
the
station,
then
press
the
MEMORY
pushbutton
(12).
The
MEMORY
pushbutton
(12)
wi
ll
light
for
approximately
five
seconds.
During
this
time,
press
any
of
the
eight
AM/FM
PRESET
MEM-
ORY
pushbuttons
(15).
The
station
has
been
registered
when
the
light
on
the
preset
memory
button
lights.
To
return
to
that
station
at
any
time
simply
push
that
preset
memory
button.
It
is
not
necessary
to
press
the
AM
or
FM
pushbuttons
(13)
(14).
Any
time
any
of
the
AM/FM
PRESET
MEMORY
buttons
(15)
arc
pressed,
and
the
MEMORY
button
(12)
is
also
depressed,
the
previously
registered
station
wi
l
l
automatically
be
cancelled
and
the
new
one
registered.
Whenever
the
tuner
is
turned
on,
it
will
auto-
matically
tune
to
the
last
station
you
listened
to,
regardless
of
whether
that
station
was
registered
in
memory
or
not.
Note:
If
power
to
the
hk715
is
cut
for
any
reason
al
l
present
stations
wi
ll
be
cancel
led
from
the
memory
function.
Therefore
DO
NOT
CONNECT
THE
POWER
LINE
CORD
(9)
TO
A
SWITCHED
AC
OUTLET
ON
YOUR
AMPLIFIER.
Using
the
POWER
switch
(11)
does
not
affect
the
memory.
Modes
The
MODE
pushbutton
(16)
allows
you
to
l
isten
to
FM
broadcasts
in
either
stereo
or
mono
modes.
To
l
isten
to
a
stereo
broadcast
in
the
stereo
mode,
keep
the
MODE
pushbutton
(16)
in
the
STEREO
position
(out).
If
the
signal
is
weak,
pushing
the
MODE
pushbutton
(16)
to
MONO
position
(in)
may
improve
reception,
hut
will
can-
cel
stereo
reception.
For
best
reception
of
FM
programs
not
broadcast
in
stereo,
keep
the
MODE
pushbutton
(16)
in
the
MONO
position
(in).
Hi
blend
(MPX
filter)
Occasionally,
a
weak
FM
stereo
broadcast
wi
ll
introduce
high
-frequency
noise
or
hiss.
De-
pressing
the
HI
BLEND
pushbutton
(17)
will
blend
some
of
the
high
-frequency
program
con-
tent
of
the
left
and
right
channels.
This
has
the
effect
of
reducing
noise,
at
some
sacrifice
in
stereo
separation.
Signal
strength
Stations
are
precisely
tuned
by
means
of
the
quartz
locked
circuitry
and
displayed
in
digital
form
on
the
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
(19).
The
relative
signal
strength
is
shown
by
means
of
indicator
l
ights
in
the
SIGNAL
STRENGTH
dis-
play
(18).
The
weakest
signals
register
two
indica-
tor
lights,
the
strongest
register
seven.
Operation
precautions
1
When
the
POWER
switch
(11)
is
turned
on,
there
may
be
a
short
delay
before
sound
is
heard.
This
is
due
to
the
circuitry
stabi
lizing
itself.
2
When
power
is
disconnected
for
any
reason
other
than
ON/OFF
switching,
all
stations
on
preset
memory
as
wel
l
as
the
last
station
you
listened
to
are
cancelled.
When
power
is
re-
turned,
the
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
(18)
wi
ll
show
"FM
88.10
MHz."
Always
use
an
un-
switched AC
outlet
when
powering
the
hk715
through
other
components.
8
""FM
87.50
MHz"
on
Eropean
models.