Harman-Kardon HA160-0004-A manual Preset Tuning, ÐÐ 90.7 FM . Vol 0110

Signature 2.0

T u n e r	P S e t : 2 4
S t e r e o	7 9 0

Figure OSD-28

Within five seconds press the Enter button v and the station will be tuned.

NOTE: Although any frequency within either the AM or FM band may be tuned directly, you may not tune a station in one band while the other is in use. To tune a station in the band other than the one in use, first change bands by pressing the Tuner button g and then entering the station’s frequency.

Preset Tuning

The 2.0 allows you to enter up to thirty stations into the preset memory system so that they may be easily recalled. Stations in the present memory may be selected from either the remote or front panel.

Once a station has been tuned, it may be entered into the preset memory system by simply pressing the buttons for a number between “01” and “30” using the Numeric Keys w on the remote. Note that the number will appear on both the front panel Information Display (Figure FPD-16) and on-screen message (Figure OSD-29) as it is entered.

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Figure FPD-16

T u n e r	P S e t : Ð Ð
S t e r e o	0 1

Figure OSD-29

Within five seconds press the Store button to enter the number to the 2.0’s memory. The entry will be confirmed by noting that the preset number will move to the top line of both displays (Figures FPD-11 and OSD-30).

T u n e r P S e t : 0 1

S t e r e o

Figure OSD-30

Stations may also be added through the use of the Tuner Menu, as described on page 50.

To delete an individual preset after it has been entered, first tune to the station. To remove it from the memory press the “0” Numeric Key w and then press the

Store button within five seconds.

Once a station is entered into the preset memory it may be recalled in one of four ways:

•Press the Presets button z to step through the stations in the memory in numerical order. Each press of the button will move to the next station in the preset memory.

•Press the front panel Tune buttons 7 to scroll up or down through the stations in the memory. Each press of the button will move to the next station in the preset memory.

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