Harman Kardon ST350 Owners Manual - Page 3

INSTALLATION

PROCEDURE

Ventilation:

The

ST350

tuner

is

well

ventilated

in

itself.

Great

care

has

been

given

to

the

design

and

chassis

layout

to

insure

proper

component

placement.

The

power

transformer

is

extra

heavy

duty

to

reduce

heat

build

up.

It

is

necessary,

however,

to

allow

sufficient

space

around

the

tuner

to

permit proper

air

fl

ow.

Install

the

tuner

in

a

manner

to

allow

for

unrestricted

circulation.

When

mounting

into

a

cabinet

cut

holes

to

the

rear

and

above

the

tuner

to

allow

the

hot

air

to

escape.

Also

allow

at

least

3"

of

space

above

the

tubes.

Do

not

place

'books

or

other

objects

on

the

cage

or

in

the

immediate

vicinity

of

the

tuner

when

installing

on

a

bookshelf

or

table.

This

will

reduce

the

air

fl

ow

and

may

cause

damage

to

the

tubes

and

components.

One

further

word

of

caution.

When

installing

the

tuner

into

a

cabinet

do

not

place

it

directly

over

the

amplifier.

Allow

as

much

room

as

possible

between

the

two

instruments.

The

heat

generated

by

the

amplifier

may

cause

deterioration

of

tuner

components

and

performance.

Power

Requirements:

Plug

the

AC

cord

into

any

outlet

furnishing

117

volts,

50

or

60

cycle,

AC

current.

The

voltage

may

vary

between

105

and

125

volts.

An

AC

convenience

receptacle

is

located

on

the

rear

panel

of

the

tuner.

You

may

us

it

as

a

power

source

for

your

tape

player

or

phonograph.

The

total

wat-

tage

is

not

to

exceed

200

watts.

Connecting

The

ST350

To

An

Amplifier:

There

are

two

output

receptacles

on

the

right

rear

of

the

tuner

chassis.

They

are

used

to

connect

the

ST350

to

your

monophonic

or

stereophonic

amplifier.

All

connection

between

the

tuner

and

amplifier

must

be

made

wih

low

-capacity

shielded

cable

to

prevent

hum

and

noise

pickup.

Any

length

up

to

50

feet

may

be

used

as

the

ST.3.50

has

a

special

cathode

follower

output.

Monophonic

Connection:

Attach

a

shielded

cable

between

the

tuner

or

auxiliary

input

of

your

mono-

phonic

amplifier

and

either

the

left

or

right

output

receptacle

on

the

rear

panel

of

the

ST350

tuner.

Stereophonic

Simulcast

And

FM

Multiplex

Connection:

Attach

a

shielded

cable

between

each

of

the

two

outputs

on

the

ST350

and

the

two

tuner

or

auxiliary

inputs

of

your

stereophonic

amplifier.

The

usual

pro-

cedure

is

to

connect

the

FM

STEREO

output

to

the

left

tuner

or

auxiliary

input

on

your

amplifier

and

the

AM

STEREO

output

to

the

right

tuner

or

auxiliary

amplifier

input.

This

permits

AM

-FM

simulcast

reception

or

FM

-Multiplex

reception

if

the

Harman-Kardon

Model

MA350

plug-in

multiplex

adapter

is

used

with

the

tuner.

AM

Antenna:

The

AM

swivel

loopstick

antenna

on

the

rear

of

the

ST350

chassis

comprises

all

the

antenna

required

for

normal

signal

areas.

In

more

remote

locations

an

ad-

ditional

outdoor

antenna

may

be

required.

This

should

consist

of

a

single

wire,

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