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Press the round Power button to turn the
amplifier on for the first time. The status
LED behind the flat power button will
turn green. Once the unit has been
turned on with the round power button,
this button should be left on for normal
use and only turned off when the
amplifier will not be used for extended
periods of time (vacation, etc.). For daily
use, press the flat power button or
Power on the remote control to turn the
amplifier on or off (Standby). In Standby
the LED will glow red, indicating that the
unit is still connected to AC mains and
can be turned on from the remote control
or with the flat power button.

Plug in headphones if desired. With both
Speakers 1 and 2 switches in Off
position, output is supplied only to
headphones.

Push to select either of two sets of
speakers, or both, or neither (headphone
output only).

Select desired input source by pressing
the corresponding button.

Turn to increase or decrease the amount
of low frequency sound.

Turn to increase or decrease the amount
of high frequency sound.

Turn to adjust relative output level of left
and right speakers.

Turn to raise or lower output volume.

Press to bypass tone control curcuitry.

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The keys on the remote control unit
function the same as the corresponding
buttons on the amplifier itself.

The remote control unit also includes
many keys that allow for easy control of
compatible Harman/Kardon cassette
tape deck, CD player and turner.

Please refer to the owner's manual for
each unit for operating instructions.

Some of these units must be connected
to the amplifier's remote control output
jacks so that the system remote control
can operate them.

The control unit operates effectively
within a distance of 7 meters and an
angle of 30° from the amplifier. Using the
control near fluroscent lights may
shorten this range, as will any dust or dirt
that accumulates on the front of the
remote control, or the remote sensor
area of the amplifier. Also avoid blocking
the line of sight between amplifier and
remote.

The control unit is powered by two AA
batteries, included with your amplifier.
When you replace weak batteries,
replace both at the same time. When the
remote is to be unused for an extended
period, remove the batteries to prevent
damage from corrosion.

LED Power Mode indication
Red

= Standby or protection

Green = ON

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We, Harman Marketing Europe a/s

Kongevejen 194B
DK-3460 Birkerød
DENMARK

declare in own responsibility, that the

product described in this owners manual is

in compliance with technical standards:

EN60065 SISIR(IEC65+A1,2,3)
CB Certificate

Accredited test laboratory:
SEMKO AB
TORSHAMNSGATEN 43
S-164 22 KISTA,
SWEDEN

Steen Michaelsen
Harman Marketing Europe a/s
Birkerød, DENMARK

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

We, Harman Marketing Europe a/s

Kongevejen 194B
DK-3460 Birkerød
DENMARK

declare in own responsibility, that the product

described in this owners manual is in

compliance with technical standards:

EN55013/6.1990, EN 55020/6, 1998,
EN55022/4.1987, EN 61000-3/2, 3/3

Accredited test laboratory:
MIKES PRODUCT SERVICE GmbH

Ohmstrasse 2-4
D-94342 Strasskirchen
GERMANY

Steen Michaelsen
Harman Marketing Europe a/s
Birkerød, DENMARK

1. Turn Volume control to minimum level

and press the Power switch to turn on
the amplifier. The power indicator
lights up.

2. Set the Speakers switches to play

speakers 1, 2, both or neither (for
headphone use).

3. Press the Source selector button

corresponding to the component you
wish to listen to.

4. Begin playing the desired source.

5. Adjust the Volume control to the

desired level.

6. Adjust Bass, Treble and Balance

controls as desired.

7. To turn off the Tape 1 selection, press

either Video, Tuner, CD or Phono
button.

You can record the selected source onto
a tape recorder connected to the rear
panel tape outputs. If you are using a
three-head tape deck with tape monitor
function, you can choose whether you
wish to listen to the source or to the tape
while it is being recorded. To listen to the
tape, simply press T-Mon on the front of
the HK630. This allows you to check that
the recording is correct and not
overloaded, etc.

In order to listen to the tape, you must
also make sure that Tape Monitor is
selected on the tape deck, not Source or
Input.
Please note that the signal sent to the
tape recorder is taken directly from the
source component and is not affected by
the position of the volume, bass, treble
or balance controls. Adjusting these
controls will have no influence on the
recording.

Your Harman/Kardon integrated amplifier
is equipped with separate outputs from
the preamplifier section marked Pre Out
on the rear panel and separate inputs to
the  power amplifier section marked
Main In on the rear panel. In normal use,
the Left Pre Out socket must be
connected directly to the Left Main In
socket and the Right Pre Out socket
must be connected directly to the Right
Main In socket via the short
interconnects included with the unit.

For more advanced use, the Pre
Out/Main In sockets may be used to
insert equalizers or other processors into
the signal path. They can also be used to
feed an external power amplifier with the
signal from the preamplifier section or to
feed the power amplifier section with the
signal from an external source.
Consult your Harman/Kardon dealer for
additional information.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

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This unit is designed for trouble-free operation. Most problems users encounter are due to operating errors. So, if you have a problem, first check this list for a possible solution. If the
problem persists, consult your authorized Harman/Kardon Service Center.

No lights illuminate when POWER cord is plugged into AC outlet

• The unit is plugged into a live outlet

No sound is heard

• Speaker switches corresponding to the desired speakers are pressed
• Correct source button has been pressed
• Volume is turned up
• Speaker wires are connected properly
• Hook-up wires to source component are connected properly

Sound is not heard from the speaker system on one side

• The speaker wires and connection wires are connected correctly
• The balance control knob is set to the center

When listening to stereo sound, the left and right sounds are reversed

• The speaker wires are connected correctly
• The wires between components are connected correctly

Intermittent or continuous buzzing or hissing

• The unit is away from fluorescent lights, TV, motors and other electrical appliances

The remote control and front panel controls don't appear to work

• Disconnect the AC line cord from the wall socket, wait 5 minutes and then re-connect it

Phone sound is too faint, has hum, ringing, or »howl«

• Ground wire from turnable has been connected to ground terminal on amplifier
• Cable from turntable is away from power cords and speaker cables
• Turntable is away from speakers
• Turntable is on stable surface