Operation – Harman-Kardon PT2500 User Manual

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Operation

Tuner Operation
The PT2500’s built in tuner is capable of
tuning AM, FM or FM Stereo broadcast
stations. Stations may be tuned manually,
automatically or via presets.

Manual Tuning
1. Press the

Tuner

button

)f

to

select the tuner as an input.

2. Select the AM or FM band using the
front panel

AM/FM

selector

(

.

3. Press the

Tuning

⁄¤

Óc

but-

ton to until the desired station is tuned.
Holding the button down will cause a
rapid advance through the frequency
band, tapping it lightly will advance
through bands one increment at a time.
The

TUNED

indicator will illuminate

when a station is received with sufficient
strength for quality reception.

4. Press the

FM Mode

Ô

button to

switch between mono and stereo recep-
tion. When a station’s signal is weak,
press the button until the

FMST

indica-

tor in the information display

goes

out. This will switch the tuner to mono,
but it may enable clearer reception.

Auto Tuning
1. Press the

Tuner

button

)f

to

select the tuner as an input.

2. Select the AM or FM band using the
front panel

AM/FM

selector

(

.

3. Press the

Auto/Man

*

button.

4. Press the

Tuning

Óc

button once

and tuning will start in the direction
indicated. 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 out-
lined above in the Manual Tuning
section. Then:

1. Press the

Memory

Ú

button on

the front panel. Note that the

MEM

indicator in the Information Display

window will illuminate and flash.

2. Within five seconds, press the

Numeric Buttons

Ùd

corresponding to the memory location
where you wish to store this station’s
frequency.

• To enter a station to memory location
“30” press only the

0

button.

3. Repeat the process after tuning to any
additional stations to be preset.

Recalling Preset Stations
To select a station previously entered into
the preset memory press the

Numeric

Buttons

Ùd

on the front panel or

the remote corresponding to the desired
station’s location. To select the station in
location “30”, press the

0

button only.

• When you select a station using this
method the unit will automatically
switch to the tuner as its input.

Preset Station Scan
To automatically scan through the sta-
tions entered in the preset memory, press
the

P•Scan

r

button on the remote.

The tuner will automatically begin to
search through the list of stations, stop-
ping for four seconds at each one. Press

the

P•Scan

button again to stop the scan

at your desired station.

Sleep Timer
The PT2500 may be placed in a “Sleep
Mode” mode by pressing the

Sleep

Timer

l

button on the remote.

Each press of the button increases the
time until the unit shuts off in the fol-
lowing increments:

The sleep time will be displayed at the
right side of the Information Display

while the timer is being programmed.
Once the amount of time entered has
elapsed, the PT2500 will automatically
go into the Standby mode, shutting off
all functions as well as the remote amp
trigger and the switched outlets.

Tape Recording
In normal operation, the audio or video
source selected for listening through the
PT2500 is sent to the record outputs. This
means means that any program you are
watching or listening to may be recorded
simply by placing machines connected to
the outputs for

TAPE 1

§

or

VCR1

in the record mode.

To dub an audio tape place the blank
tape in the machine connected to

Tape 2

and put it in the record mode.

Place the program tape in the machine
connected to

Tape 1

and put it in the

play mode. Select

Tape 2 Mon

as the

input source

9f

to monitor the play-

back of the dub if the recorder has a
three head system.

10

min

20

min

30

min

60

min

90

min

OFF

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