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Remote Control Operation harman/kardo 500 Off Video A MO - Volume + Balance Video B Stereo RGB Mute fM0 - Enhance + - Color + Red H - Tint + Red V - Bright + Blue H - Contrast + Blue V Preset fM0 fM0 Test 12 Stereo should be pressed when listening to a stereo sound source such as a VHS Hi-fi tape or MTS stereo TV broadcast. If you are using only a mono source, do not activate this button. Also note that the stereo function is temporarily deactivated when adjusting the balance control. Hy-Son sonically enhances monophonic sound. On regular mono TV broadcasts and videocassettes it synthesizes a remarkably lifelike stereo effect. When used with stereo sources, it further widens the stereo effect. Experiment with this control and use it according to your own tastes. Audio preset allows you to set the volume and balance controls so that they are at prearranged levels when the set comes on. When you are satisfied with your settings, touch the SET PRESET button. Bass and treble controls are found only on the projector control panel. They let you adjust the tone quality of your speakers. Experiment with them using both music and dialogue to arrive at a setting which is most pleasing. Boosting both bass and treble will add impact to music and cornpensate for the narrow frequency range of broadcast television. Reducing both controls will make dialogue more understandable, especially good if a member of your family is slightly hard of hearing. Most of the time, you will be using the VPM500's compact wireless remote control unit to adjust picture and sound. There are infrared receptors on both the front and back of the VPM500 so you can either point the remote in the general direction of the projector's back side or aim it directly at the screen, where the signal will bounce off and return to the front receptor. Of course, neither receptor should be blocked by furniture. - and + . If you have operated a TV remote control, you will note that the VPM500's remote also uses rectangular buttons which rock in two directions. The left ( - ) side decreases an effect; the right ( ) side increases it. Switching operations with the TEST button. To minimize the size and complexity of the VPM500 remote, several sets of controls use the same buttons. Picture control and Color Convergence are adjusted by the same set of buttons depending on whether you have pressed the TEST button. The TEST button also changes between volume and balance controls. When the TEST button is pushed, a cross line pattern appears in the center of the screen. It is used for color convergence adjustment and will disappear when the TEST button is pressed again or after 3 minutes. NOTE: The functions active in the TEST mode (color convergence and balance) are not necessary in day-to-day use. They should be set initially and periodically checked (about once a month) but otherwise not used regularly.

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12
Stereo
should
be
pressed
when
listening
to
a
stereo
sound
source
such
as
a
VHS
Hi-fi
tape
or
MTS
stereo
TV
broadcast.
If
you
are
using
only
a
mono
source,
do
not
activate
this
button.
Also
note
that
the
stereo
function
is
temporarily
deactivated
when
adjusting
the
balance
control.
Hy
-Son
sonically
enhances
monophonic
sound.
On
regular
mono
TV
broadcasts
and
videocassettes
it
synthesizes
a
remarkably
lifelike
stereo
effect.
When
used
with
stereo
sources,
it
further
widens
the
stereo
effect.
Experiment
with
this
control
and
use
it
according
to
your
own
tastes.
Audio
preset
allows
you
to
set
the
volume
and
balance
controls
so
that
they
are
at
prearranged
levels
when
the
set
comes
on.
When
you
are
satisfied
with
your
settings,
touch
the
SET
PRESET
button.
Bass
and
treble
controls
are
found
only
on
the
projector
control
panel.
They
let
you
adjust
the
tone
quality
of
your
speakers.
Experiment
with
them
using
both
music
and
dialogue
to
arrive
at
a
setting
which
is
most
pleasing.
Boosting
both
bass
and
treble
will
add
impact
to
music
and
corn-
pensate
for
the
narrow
frequency
range
of
broadcast
television.
Reducing
both
con-
trols
will
make
dialogue
more
understand-
able,
especially
good
if
a
member
of
your
family
is
slightly
hard
of
hearing.
Remote
Control
Operation
harman/kardo
500
Off
Video
A
Video
B
RGB
MO
Volume
+
Mute
fM0
Balance
Stereo
Enhance
+
Color
+
Preset
fM0
Red
H
Tint
+
Red
V
Bright
+
Blue
H
Contrast
+
fM0
Blue
V
Test
Most
of
the
time,
you
will
be
using
the
VPM500's
compact
wireless
remote
con-
trol
unit
to
adjust
picture
and
sound.
There
are
infrared
receptors
on
both
the
front
and
back
of
the
VPM500
so
you
can
either
point
the
remote
in
the
general
direction
of
the
projector's
back
side
or
aim
it
directly
at
the
screen,
where
the
signal
will
bounce
off
and
return
to
the
front
receptor.
Of
course,
neither
receptor
should
be
blocked
by
furniture.
and
+
.
If
you
have
operated
a
TV
remote
control,
you
will
note
that
the
VPM500's
remote
also
uses
rectangular
buttons
which
rock
in
two
directions.
The
left
(
)
side
decreases
an
effect;
the
right
(
)
side
increases
it.
Switching
operations
with
the
TEST
button.
To
minimize
the
size
and
complexity
of
the
VPM500
remote,
several
sets
of
controls
use
the
same
buttons.
Picture
control
and
Color
Convergence
are
adjusted
by
the
same
set
of
buttons
depending
on
whether
you
have
pressed
the
TEST
button.
The
TEST
button
also
changes
between
vol-
ume
and
balance
controls.
When
the
TEST
button
is
pushed,
a
cross
line
pat-
tern
appears
in
the
center
of
the
screen.
It
is
used
for
color
convergence
adjustment
and
will
disappear
when
the
TEST
button
is
pressed
again
or
after
3
minutes.
NOTE:
The
functions
active
in
the
TEST
mode
(color
convergence
and
balance)
are
not
necessary
in
day-to-day
use.
They
should
be
set
initially
and
periodically
checked
(about
once
a
month)
but
other-
wise
not
used
regularly.