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CENTER

FRONT(left)

FRONT(right)

REAR(right)

REAR(left)

Select this mode if you use a center speaker big
enough for reproducing all bass frequencies.

Select this mode when you play back a Dolby
Surround program source without using a center
speaker. The sound of the center channel is
redirected to the front (L and R) speakers.

FRONT(left)

FRONT(right)

REAR(right)

REAR(left)

CENTER

FRONT(left)

FRONT(right)

REAR(right)

REAR(left)

Select this mode if you use a medium to small
center speaker. The bass sound of the center
channel is output from the front speakers, as a
small speaker cannot produce enough bass.

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1. Press the POWER button to ON.

The display panel will light up.
Note: If you prefer to turn the unit
off and on with the remote control,
this button must be left in the ON
position. The remotes Standby
button will then turn the unit ”ON”
and ”OFF” by taking it in and out of
standby mode.

2. Select the desired program source

with the INPUT FUNCTION
SELECTOR buttons. The selected
input function will appear in the
display.

3. Operate the selected component

for playback.
• When a video source is selected,

the picture will appear on the
television and sound will be
heard from the speakers.

• When playing back a video

source with surround sound
effects, refer to the “Surround
Sound Effects” of this manual.

• When the TAPE MONITOR button

is set to ON so that the TAPE
MONITOR indicator lights up,
selected program sources other
than TAPE cannot be heard from
the speakers.
To listen to a program source
other than cassette deck be sure
to set the TAPE MONITOR button
to OFF.

4. Adjust the volume to a comfortable

listening level with the VOLUME
control or MASTER VOLUME
UP/DOWN buttons on the remote
control.

5. For private listening, insert a 6,3

mm plug of the headphone into the
HEADPHONE jack.

• When the headphones are

plugged in, sound from the
speakers is cut off.

Press the AM or FM button and use
auto, manual or preset tuning to
select a radio station.

If broadcast signals are strong
enough, auto tuning is possible.

1. Press the FM or AM button to

select the desired band.

2. Press the Seek Stereo button so

that AUTO lights up in the display.

3. Press the UP or DOWN

TUNE/PRESET button. Tuning will
start automatically and stop at a
broadcast station frequency with
sufficient signal strength.

Auto tuning may not be possible if the
broadcast signal is weak. If so, use
manual tuning.

1. Press the FM or AM button to

select the desired band.

2. Press SEEK STEREO to delete the

AUTO in the display.

3. Press the UP or DOWN

TUNE/PRESET button until the
desired station frequency is
reached.

• Each time the button is pressed,

the frequency changes by a step.

• When the button is kept pressed,

the frequency changes
continuously in sequence.

The receiver has a memory for up to
30 preset stations.
If the station frequencies are stored in
this memory, they can be tuned in by
a simplified procedure:

Up to 30 stations can be preset at
random, regardless of the reception
band.

1. Tune in the station to be stored in

memory using the auto or manual
tuning.

2. Press the MEMORY button. The

MEMORY indicator will light up for
5 seconds.

3. Select the preset number with the

UP or DOWN TUNE/PRESET
button or the numeric buttons on
the remote while the MEMORY
indicator is lit.

4. Press the MEMORY button to store

the station.

• When using the NUMERIC

buttons on the remote, the
station is stored in memory
without pressing the MEMORY
button again.

• When selecting single digit preset

numbers with the NUMERIC
buttons on the remote, press the
corresponding number without
pressing ”0” first.

5. Repeat steps 1 to 4 to preset other

stations.

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Select the preset number of the
desired preset station with the UP or
DOWN TUNE/PRESET (in the
PRESET mode) or NUMERIC buttons
on the remote control unit.

1. Press the PRESET SCAN button

on the remote control unit to listen
to a brief sample of each preset
station.

2. The receiver will start scanning the

stations in the preset sequence
and each station is received for 4
seconds.

3. At the desired station, press again

to stop scanning.

• If the end of the frequency range is

reached during the auto or manual
tuning, tuning will continue from
the opposite end.

• When FM stereo broadcasts are

poor, select the FM mono mode
with the SEEK STEREO button so
that the AUTO indicator goes off.

• When storing a new station preset,

the previously memorized station
on the same preset is cleared.

• In the event of a power failure or

when the receiver is disconnected
from the AC outlet, the memorized
stations are maintained for
approximately 2 weeks.

1. Select the program source to be

recorded with the INPUT
FUNCTION SELECTOR buttons.

2. Start recording on the cassette

deck.

3. Play back the desired program

source and start recording on the
cassette deck.

• The volume, balance, bass and

treble settings have no effect on
the recording.

• When recording is performed on

a 3-head cassette deck, the
recorded sound can be
monitored through the speakers
by pressing the TAPE MONITOR
button to ON.

1. Press the VCR2 INPUT FUNCTION

SELECTOR button and play back
on the VCR connected to VCR2.
The video and audio signals from
VCR2 will be dubbed auto VCR1.

2. Start recording on the VCR

connected to VCR1.

When dubbing from VCR2 to VCR1,
you can replace the audio signal from
VCR2 with the audio signal from other
program sources.

1. Press the VCR2 as a video source

to be recorded.

2. Select the audio source (CD,

TV/AUX, FM/AM) to be recorded
with the INPUT FUNCTION
SELECTOR buttons.

3. Start recording on the VCR

connected to VCR1.

4. This allows you to watch the

picture from the video component
on the television and listen to the
sound from the audio component
through the speakers while
recording.

NOTE: Be sure to observe the order
of steps 1 and 2.

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The infrared beam is emitted forward
from this window when you press any
button on the commander. For the
remote controls to function properly,
always face this window toward the
remote sensor window on the
receiver and do not obstruct this
window with any material.

Press this button to turn the power on
and off.
NOTE: For the Standby Button to
work, the power switch on the AVR
10 must be set to ON.
Automatic power on: When you press
the input function buttons (CD,
TUNER, TAPE, TV/AUX, VCR1, 
VCR2) in STANDBY mode, the power
is automatically turned on and the
function is selected.

Press these buttons to tune the
receiver up or down.

Button for scanning preset station
frequencies (see page 13).

These buttons can be used for preset
tuning in TUNER mode.
Preset tuning: Select one of 30 preset
locations by pressing the numeric
buttons directly, thereby the input of
the receiver automatically is changed
to TUNER.

For a CD PLAYER: DISC (DISC
SELECTOR is available for the
Harman Kardon FL8400, FL8450CD
changer), PLAY, PAUSE, STOP,
BACKWARD SEARCH, FORWARD
SEARCH, A-B and INTRO buttons are
available.
When selecting a disc, press the
DISC button.

For a cassette deck:
PAUSE/RECORD, STOP, REVERSE
PLAY, FORWARD PLAY, REWIND,
FAST FORWARD buttons are
available.

This button operates only in Dolby
Pro Logic mode. In this mode the
output signal from the surround
speakers is delayed slightly from that
of the front speakers.
Select appropriate delay time to

achieve the best surround sound
effect. For Dolby Surround sound, we
recommend a 20ms delay. The delay
time is changed as below, when the
button is pressed in succession.

Press the button to select the desired
input function. The available buttons
are CD, TUNER, TAPE MON, TV/AUX,
VCR1, and VCR2.

Use these buttons to adjust the
sound level of the center speaker to
that of the front speakers. These
buttons work only in Dolby Pro Logic
and Dolby 3 Stereo mode. These
buttons do not work in PHANTOM
mode.

Selects the center mode (see page 11).

Generates test sounds in all channels
(Left, Center, Right and Surround) in
succession.

These buttons operate only in Dolby
PRO LOGIC mode. Use these buttons
to adjust the sound level of the
surround speakers. Set the MASTER
VOLUME control at the desired level
and press the REAR LEVEL up or
down button until you get the
optimum surround effect at your
listening position.

Adjust the overall (Front, Center, and
Rear) volume level.

Press once and the display dims,
press again and it turns off. Press a
third time and it goes on.

Set the receiver to automatically turn
off after 10, 20, 30, 60, or 90 minutes.
Each time the button is pressed, the
setting is advanced as below.

The display will dim when the sleep
function has been set.

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15 ms

20 ms

25 ms

30 ms

15 ms

20 ms

25 ms

30 ms

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