User manual HARMAN KARDON PT2300

[. . . ] While complex processing systems are hard at work within the PT2300, hookup and operation are simple. Color keyed connections, a comprehensive remote control and on screen menus make the PT2300 easy to use. To obtain the maximum enjoyment from your new receiver we urge you to take a few minutes to read through this manual. This will ensure that connections to speakers, source playback units and other external devices are made properly. [. . . ] For the remote to function properly always point this window toward the remote sensor on the PT2300 and do not obstruct this window. f Input Select Buttons: Press one of these buttons to choose an input source. Note: Automatic Power On: When you press any Input Select Button while the unit is in the Standby Mode, the system will automatically be turned on. g Delay Time Adjust: Press this button to adjust the amount of delay between the sounds heard from the front and surround speakers. This function is only available in the Dolby ProLogic, Theater and Stadium modes. h Surround Mode Selectors: Press one of these buttons to choose a surround processing mode. Press the OFF button to cancel the surround processing for conventional stereo reproduction. i Center Level Up/Down Buttons: These buttons adjust the center channel volume relative to that of the other speakers. They operate only in the Dolby ProLogic and Dolby 3 Stereo modes. m Mute Button: Press this button to momentarily silence the speakers. Note that the Mute/Volume Indicator & will flash to remind you that the Mute function is engaged. Press the button again to return to the previously selected listening level. n Master Volume Control: Press this button to raise or lower the overall system volume to all speakers. Connect the output of the sensor to the rear panel REMOTE CONTROL Extension Input ·. This jack may also be used as the IR input from compatible multiroom control systems. The sensor may be looped to other components by connecting the REMOTE CONTROL Extension Output ° to the IR remote input jack System Component Connections IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTE: Many products feature automatic turn on circuitry which may accidentally be activated when making connections. For your safety and to prevent damage to speakers, amplifiers and other components we strongly recommend that all equipment power be turned off, or that AC power cords be unplugged when any system connections are made or changed. Using high quality interconnect cables, connect all source components to the appropriate input jacks on the rear panel. When connecting audio recorders and VCRs it is important to make certain that the PLAY/OUT jacks on the recorders are connected to the PLAY jacks on the PT2300, and that the RECORD/IN jacks of the recorders are connected to the REC jacks on the PT2300. LEG Stand and place it on a shelf, or hang it on a wall. It may be necessary to rotate the antenna or change its position to achieve the best AM reception. If a PA5800 or other compatible amplifier will be used, connect the supplied accessory cable to the Remote Amplifier Trigger Jack > on the PT2300. IMPORTANT NOTE: Do not connect amplifier trigger cables to the "IR Remote Control" jacks on this or any other equipment. If you are using the PT2300 to switch video inputs, connect either MONITOR output < to a video input on your TV or projector. of other compatible components. Amplifier Connections Since the PT2300 is a tuner/preamplifier, it does not include any on board power amplifiers. The final step in the installation process is to connect the unit to the amplifiers for each channel. Using high quality audio interconnect cables, connect the FRONT, CENTER and SURROUND Channel Outputs cba to the appropriate input jacks of a power amplifier. PT2300 rev (G) 10/23/96 ·PT2300(g). qx 10/23/96 7:36 AM Page 9 Installation & Configuration 8 Although there are two outputs for the center channel, only one connection is typically required. [. . . ] The tuner will stop at the first station with sufficient signal strength. Preset Tuning Up to 30 stations may be stored in the receiver's memory for easy recall using the front panel controls or the remote. To enter a station to the memory, first tune to the station using the steps outlined above in the Manual Tuning section. Note that the MEM indicator in the Information Display window will illuminate and flash. Within five seconds, press the Numeric Buttons Ùd the P·Scan button again to stop the scan at your desired station. [. . . ]