Harman Kardon HK795I Owners Manual - Page 9

Harman Kardon HK795I Manual

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Listening to a Record (Disc) 1. Turn the "VOLUME" control knob to the minimum level and press the "POWER" switch. 2. Press the "speakers 1" switch and/or "speakers 2" switch for the desired speaker system(s). 3. Set the "FUNCTION" selector to the "phono" position and the "phono" FUNCTION indicator will light up. 4. Set the "TAPE MONITOR" selector to the "source" position. 5. Activate your turntable and place the stylus on the record (disc). 6. Turn the "VOLUME" control knob clockwise to increase the sound volume to the desired level. 7. If the disc has a large warp, press the "subsonic filter" switch to the "on" position. 8. Adjust the "BASS" and "TREBLE" control knobs to obtain the desired tone. 9. Activate the "BALANCE" control knob, "bass turnover", "treble turnover", "tone defeat", "loudness" or "audio mode" switch if necessary. NOTE: If you hear a hum at average listening levels, turn the "POWER" switch off and check to see that the phono and the ground connections are secure. Depending on the cartridge type used, less hum may be created without the ground connection. Listening to a Compact Disc 1. Turn the "VOLUME" control knob to the minimum level and press the "POWER" switch. 2. Press the "speakers 1" switch and/or "speakers 2" switch for the desired speaker system(s). 3. Set the "FUNCTION" selector to the "CD" position and the "CD" FUNCTION indicator will light up. 4. Set the "TAPE MONITOR" selector to the "source" position. 5. Activate the compact disc player and set the player in the play mode. 6. Advance the "VOLUME" control knob to a comfortable level and adjust the "BASS" and "TREBLE" control knobs as desired. 7. Activate the "BALANCE" control knob,"bass turnover", "treble turnover", "tone defeat", "loudness" or "audio mode" switch if necessary. Listening to the Video/AUX Input Source To listen to a video component, TV tuner or other auxiliary component: 1. Turn the "VOLUME" control knob to the minimum level and press the "POWER" switch. 2. Press the "speakers 1" switch and/or "speakers 2" switch for the desired speaker system(s). 3. Set the "FUNCTION" selector to the "video/aux" position and the "video/aux" FUNCTION indicator lights up. 4. Set the "TAPE MONITOR" slector to the "source" position. 5. Activate the component connected to the "VIDEO/AUX INPUT" jacks. 6. Advance the "VOLUME" control knob to a comfortable level and adjust the "BASS" and "TREBLE" control knobs as desired. 7. Activate the "BALANCE" control knob, "bass turnover", "treble turnover", "tone defeat", "loudness" or "audio mode" switch if necessary. OPERATIONS Tape Recording Recording from a program source (FM/AM broadcast, turntable, compact disc player or components connected to the "VIDEO/AUX INPUT" jacks) on a tape deck connected to the "TAPE 1" and/or "TAPE 2" jacks: 1. Turn the "VOLUME" control knob to the minimum level and press the "POWER" switch. 2. Press the "speakers 1" switch and/or "speakers 2" switch for the desired speaker system(s). 3. Select the desired program source with the "FUNCTION" selector. The "FUNCTION" indicator lights up to indicate the program source selected. 4. Set the "TAPE OUT" selector to the "source" position. 5. Set the "TAPE MONITOR" selector to the "source" position. 6. Advance the "VOLUME" control knob to a comfortable level. 7. If the program source mode is monaural, press the "audio mode" switch to the "mono" position according to the mono program source. 8. Start recording by activating the tape deck(s) connected to the "TAPE 1" and/or "TAPE 2" jacks. The source sound can be listened to from the speakers or headphone. 9. To monitor the sound being recorded, set the "TAPE MONITOR" selector to the "tape 1" or "tape 2" position accordng to the tape deck being recorded. The corresponding "tape 1" or "tape 2" TAPE MONITOR indicator lights up, indicating the monitoring state. NOTE: The tape monitor output signal fed to the tape deck is carried out directly from the program source without being influenced by the volume, balance, bass and treble controls, bass and treble turnovers, tone defeat, subsonic filter and loudness switches of this unit. Phono or CD sound can be recorded while listening to another program source by selecting the "FUNCTION" selector. 1. Turn the "VOLUME" control knob to the minimum level and press the "POWER" switch. 2. Press the "speakres 1" switch and/or "speakers 2" switch for the desired speaker system(s). 3. Set the "FUNCTION" selector to the "phono" or "CD" position according to the recording source. 4. Set the "TAPE MONITOR" selector to the "source" position. 5. Set the "TAPE OUT" selector to the "phono" or "CD" position corresponding to the "FUNCTION" selector's setting. 6. Activate the turntable or compact disc player and set the play mode. 7. Start recording by activating the tape deck(s) connected to the "TAPE 1" and/or "TAPE 2" jacks. The phono or CD sound can be listened to from the speakers. 8. Select the desired program source with FUNCTION selector. The new sound source will be heard from the speakers. 8

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OPERATIONS
Listening
to
a
Record
(Disc)
1.
Turn
the
"VOLUME"
control
knob
to
the
minimum
level
and
press
the
"POWER"
switch.
2.
Press
the
"speakers
1"
switch
and/or
"speakers
2"
switch
for
the
desired
speaker
system(s).
3.
Set
the
"FUNCTION"
selector
to
the
"phono"
position
and
the
"phono"
FUNCTION
indicator
will
light
up.
4.
Set
the
"TAPE
MONITOR"
selector
to
the
"source"
position.
5.
Activate
your
turntable
and
place
the
stylus
on
the
record
(disc).
6.
Turn
the
"VOLUME"
control
knob
clockwise
to
increase
the
sound
volume
to
the
desired
level.
7.
If
the
disc
has
a
large
warp,
press
the
"subsonic
filter"
switch
to
the
"on"
position.
8.
Adjust
the
"BASS"
and
"TREBLE"
control
knobs
to
obtain
the
desired
tone.
9.
Activate
the
"BALANCE"
control
knob,
"bass
turnover",
"treble
turnover",
"tone
defeat",
"loudness"
or
"audio
mode"
switch
if
necessary.
NOTE:
If
you
hear
a
hum
at
average
listening
levels,
turn
the
"POWER"
switch
off
and
check
to
see
that
the
phono
and
the
ground
connections
are
secure.
Depending
on
the
cartridge
type
used,
less
hum
may
be
created
without
the
ground
connection.
Listening
to
a
Compact
Disc
1.
Turn
the
"VOLUME"
control
knob
to
the
minimum
level
and
press
the
"POWER"
switch.
2.
Press
the
"speakers
1"
switch
and/or
"speakers
2"
switch
for
the
desired
speaker
system(s).
3.
Set
the
"FUNCTION"
selector
to
the
"CD"
position
and
the
"CD"
FUNCTION
indicator
will
light
up.
4.
Set
the
"TAPE
MONITOR"
selector
to
the
"source"
position.
5.
Activate
the
compact
disc
player
and
set
the
player
in
the
play
mode.
6.
Advance
the
"VOLUME"
control
knob
to
a
comfortable
level
and
adjust
the
"BASS"
and
"TREBLE"
control
knobs
as
desired.
7.
Activate
the
"BALANCE"
control
knob,"bass
turnover",
"treble
turnover",
"tone
defeat",
"loudness"
or
"audio
mode"
switch
if
necessary.
Listening
to
the
Video/AUX
Input
Source
To
listen
to
a
video
component,
TV
tuner
or
other
auxiliary
component:
1.
Turn
the
"VOLUME"
control
knob
to
the
minimum
level
and
press
the
"POWER"
switch.
2.
Press
the
"speakers
1"
switch
and/or
"speakers
2"
switch
for
the
desired
speaker
system(s).
3.
Set
the
"FUNCTION"
selector
to
the
"video/aux"
po-
sition
and
the
"video/aux"
FUNCTION
indicator
lights
up.
4.
Set
the
"TAPE
MONITOR"
slector
to
the
"source"
position.
5.
Activate
the
component
connected
to
the
"VIDEO/AUX
INPUT"
jacks.
6.
Advance
the
"VOLUME"
control
knob
to
a
comfortable
level
and
adjust
the
"BASS"
and
"TREBLE"
control
knobs
as
desired.
7.
Activate
the
"BALANCE"
control
knob,
"bass
turnover",
"treble
turnover",
"tone
defeat",
"loudness"
or
"audio
mode"
switch
if
necessary.
Tape
Recording
Recording
from
a
program
source
(FM/AM
broadcast,
turntable,
compact
disc
player
or
components
connected
to
the
"VIDEO/AUX
INPUT"
jacks)
on
a
tape
deck
connected
to
the
"TAPE
1"
and/or
"TAPE
2"
jacks:
1.
Turn
the
"VOLUME"
control
knob
to
the
minimum
level
and
press
the
"POWER"
switch.
2.
Press
the
"speakers
1"
switch
and/or
"speakers
2"
switch
for
the
desired
speaker
system(s).
3.
Select
the
desired
program
source
with
the
"FUNCTION"
selector.
The
"FUNCTION"
indicator
lights
up
to
indicate
the
program
source
selected.
4.
Set
the
"TAPE
OUT"
selector
to
the
"source"
position.
5.
Set
the
"TAPE
MONITOR"
selector
to
the
"source"
position.
6.
Advance
the
"VOLUME"
control
knob
to
a
comfortable
level.
7.
If
the
program
source
mode
is
monaural,
press
the
"audio
mode"
switch
to
the
"mono"
position
according
to
the
mono
program
source.
8.
Start
recording
by
activating
the
tape
deck(s)
connected
to
the
"TAPE
1"
and/or
"TAPE
2"
jacks.
The
source
sound
can
be
listened
to
from
the
speakers
or
headphone.
9.
To
monitor
the
sound
being
recorded,
set
the
"TAPE
MONITOR"
selector
to
the
"tape
1"
or
"tape
2"
position
accordng
to
the
tape
deck
being
recorded.
The
corre-
sponding
"tape
1"
or
"tape
2"
TAPE
MONITOR
in-
dicator
lights
up,
indicating
the
monitoring
state.
NOTE:
The
tape
monitor
output
signal
fed
to
the
tape
deck
is
carried
out
directly
from
the
program
source
without
being
influenced
by
the
volume,
balance,
bass
and
treble
controls,
bass
and
treble
turnovers,
tone
defeat,
subsonic
filter
and
loudness
switches
of
this
unit.
Phono
or
CD
sound
can
be
recorded
while
listening
to
another
program
source
by
selecting
the
"FUNCTION"
selector.
1.
Turn
the
"VOLUME"
control
knob
to
the
minimum
level
and
press
the
"POWER"
switch.
2.
Press
the
"speakres
1"
switch
and/or
"speakers
2"
switch
for
the
desired
speaker
system(s).
3.
Set
the
"FUNCTION"
selector
to
the
"phono"
or
"CD"
position
according
to
the
recording
source.
4.
Set
the
"TAPE
MONITOR"
selector
to
the
"source"
position.
5.
Set
the
"TAPE
OUT"
selector
to
the
"phono"
or
"CD"
position
corresponding
to
the
"FUNCTION"
selector's
setting.
6.
Activate
the
turntable
or
compact
disc
player
and
set
the
play
mode.
7.
Start
recording
by
activating
the
tape
deck(s)
connected
to
the
"TAPE
1"
and/or
"TAPE
2"
jacks.
The
phono
or
CD
sound
can
be
listened
to
from
the
speakers.
8.
Select
the
desired
program
source
with
FUNCTION
selector.
The
new
sound
source
will
be
heard
from
the
speakers.
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