User manual HARMAN KARDON HK560

[. . . ] a polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. a grounding-type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet. [. . . ] "Muted" flashes in the front panel display. Press again to re-activate sound output. < and > (Search Buttons): Press one of < > these buttons to search fast forward or backward on a CD or Tape. You can hear intermittent sounds from the CD while searching. normal playback resumes when you release the button. | < and > | (Skip Buttons): Press one of < > these buttons to move to the next track or to the previous track on a CD or Tape. Repeatedly pressing one of the buttons skips more tracks. on a CD, pressing skip forward while playing the last track skips to track 1, and pressing skip back while playing track 1 skips to the last track. Stop: Press this button to stop play of a CD or Tape. Play: Press this button to start playback of a CD or Tape. If the CD drawer is open, the drawer closes and play begins. DSP Path: selecting the DsP Path opens access to the Tone Control circuits. In this mode, the analog signals are routed to the a/D Converter, the Digital sound Processor and D/a Converter path prior to Volume adjustment. EQ1 LF (Low Frequency correction): This Mode should be selected once the ezset/eQ setup has been carried out (see below). If selected before the ezset/eQ setup, it will simply provide the same result as the DsP Path, being a flat response with access to the Tone Controls. The eQ1 lf Mode is the first Preset available after the ezset/eQ Calibration has been carried out. This Preset processes the subwoofer channels only, correcting the acoustics of the room in the low frequency range while keeping the response curve of the main speakers unchanged. HK560 ­ Setup Speaker 1 & 2 (Front panel only) When pressing the buttons speaker 1 or speaker 2, you will first see the current status setting, then pressing one more time within 5s on speaker 1 and/or speaker 2 will change the settings on or off. Up to two speaker pairs can be connected and amplified at the same time. Source < and > (Front panel only) The source buttons can be used in 2 ways: · Directly, giving access to the Playback source, switched with immediate effect. · after having entered the Record out mode to select the source to be routed to the Record path. Record Out (Front panel only) When pressing the Record out button, you will have access to the selection of the source you would like to get directed to the Record outputs. scroll through the list of record sources with the < and > buttons: CD, TUneR, aUX, CD-R, TaPe, TV and PHono until the desired source appears in the display. [. . . ] To select the desired source for recording (this can be a different source than the one being listened to), press the Record out button, followed by the source selector up or down button on the front panel repeatedly until the indicator for the name of the source to be recorded is shown in the Main Information Display. all Input signals, digital or analog, are available for recording in both digital and analog form. This means that if you wish to copy a vinyl record to a digital recorder, you simply start vinyl play, select Phono as Record source and begin recording on your digital recorder. The built-in analog/digital converters transform the analog Phono signal to digital form. [. . . ]