Harman Kardon HK930 Owners Manual - Page 7

Connecting, Speakers, Monophonic, Operation, Systems, Speaker, Stereophonic, System

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CONNECTING THE SPEAKERS FOR MONOPHONIC OPERATION (2 SYSTEMS) If your receiver is to be used monophonically and stereo is to be added at a later date, it is essential that both speaker output terminals are terminated into a proper load to prevent damage to the output stage of the receiver. Refer to Diagram for proper installation of the loading resistors. At no time should the output terminals be paralleled for monophonic operation! SYSTEM 1-, LEFT GND GND RIGHT CONNECTING THE SPEAKER FOR STEREOPHONIC OPERATION (SYSTEM 1) AND MONOPHONIC OPERATION (SYSTEM 2) SYSTEM I LEFT GND GND RIGHT rLEFT SYSTEM 2 -I GND G NO RIGHT 304 IO W 304 10W I--SYSTEM 2 LEFT GND GND RIGHT CD 411 IOW 411 low SYSTEM I SYSTEM 2 CAUTION CONNECT SPEAKERS WITH CARE- AVOID ACCIDENTAL SHORTS SYSTEM 1 SYSTEM 2 CAUTION CONNECT SPEAKERS WITH CAREAVOID ACCIDENTAL SHORTS

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CONNECTING
THE
SPEAKERS
FOR
MONOPHONIC
OPERATION
(2
SYSTEMS)
If
your
receiver
is
to
be
used
monophonically
and
stereo
is
to
be
added
at
a
later
date,
it
is
essential
that
both
speaker
output
terminals
are
terminated
into
a
proper
load
to
prevent
damage
to
the
output
stage
of
the
receiver.
Refer
to
Diagram
for
proper
installation
of
the
loading
resistors.
At
no
time
should
the
output
terminals
be
paralleled
for
monophonic
operation!
SYSTEM
1-,
LEFT
GND
GND
RIGHT
r-
SYSTEM
2
-I
LEFT
GND
G
NO
RIGHT
304
IO
W
SYSTEM
I
SYSTEM
2
304
10W
CAUTION
CONNECT
SPEAKERS
WITH
CARE
-
AVOID
ACCIDENTAL
SHORTS
CONNECTING
THE
SPEAKER
FOR
STEREOPHONIC
OPERATION
(SYSTEM
1)
AND
MONOPHONIC
OPERATION
(SYSTEM
2)
SYSTEM
I
LEFT
GND
GND
RIGHT
SYSTEM
1
I
--SYSTEM
2
LEFT
GND
GND
RIGHT
CD
411
IOW
411
low
SYSTEM
2
CAUTION
CONNECT
SPEAKERS
WITH
CARE
-
AVOID
ACCIDENTAL
SHORTS