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SYSTEM CONFIGURATION

System Configuration

Step 2.

Select one of the two options shown

based on the way you wish to have the system
settings entered:

• In most cases, you will want to use the

Automatic mode, which calibrates the system
for speaker presence, speaker “size”, speaker
crossover, channel output level, speaker-to-
listener delay time and room equalization. To
choose this mode simply press the 

Set Button

F

, as the cursor is already pointing to

AUTOMATIC E Q DESIGN

when the

menu appears on the screen.

Then press the 

Set Button

F

again when the

AUTOMATIC EZSET/EQ

menu appears,

to continue to Step 3.

• If you wish to enter the speaker crossover

frequencies yourself, but want to have the
EzSet/EQ system test for and calibrate all the
other functions listed above, press the 

¤

Navigation Button

E

to point the cursor

at 

EZSET/EQ SETUP

and then press the

Set Button

F

. Once the 

MANUAL

SETUP

menu (Fig. 18) appears, follow the

instructions on page 32 to enter your desired
settings for the Crossover Frequencies, and
then return to the 

EZSET/EQ MAIN

menu. Press the 

¤

Navigation Button

E

again so that the cursor is pointing to

MANUAL E Q DESIGN

and then press the

Set Button

F

. When the interim message

screen appears to remind you to set the
crossovers, make sure that the cursor is point-
ing to 

CONTINUE

and press the 

Set

Button

F

again since you have already set

the crossovers.

Step 3.

The 

FAR FIELD MEASURE

screen (Figure 17b) will appear with instructions
to place the microphone, if you have not already
done so. This screen is also the place to set the
master volume level. As noted on the screen, use
the 

Volume Control

ı

to adjust the vol-

ume level to –35dB, as shown on the line that
appears at the bottom of the menu when the
volume is adjusted. Press the 

Set Button

F

when the volume is set to the proper level.

Figure 17b

Step 4.

The final menu screen before the

EzSet/EQ process starts is a warning screen
(Figure 17c) that serves as a reminder to keep
the room as quiet as possible while the system is
in use. Extraneous noise of any kind may
adversely affect the accuracy of the system’s
results. Do not talk while the test tones are
circulating, and if possible, turn off any ventila-
tion systems if the noise form the air flow is loud
enough for you to hear. Should an outside noise
such as a phone ringing occur during the test
process, we recommend that you rerun EzSet/EQ.
If you do not wish to start the test process at this
time, press the 

/

¤

Navigation Button

E

to return to either the EzSet/EQ menu or the
Master Menu, and press the 

Set Button

F

. To

begin the EzSet/EQ Near Field measurements,
press the 

/

Navigation Button

E

so that

O N

is highlighted in reverse video, and press the

Set Button

F

.

NOTE:

Once the EzSet/EQ process starts, the

volume control and Standby/Off switches are
temporarily disabled while the tests are in
progress. Do not adjust the volume or turn the
unit off until you see the on-screen message
change to indicate that EzSet/EQ is finished.

Figure 17c

Step 5.

At this point you will begin to hear a

series of test tones circulate among all the
speakers in your system. While this is happening,
the AVR is reading the signal to determine which
speaker positions are active, what type of
speaker is present at each active position, what
the distance is from the listening position to each
speaker, and to begin to build a profile of the
impact of the room’s acoustics on the quality of
audio reproduction. When the test is completed
you will hear the tones stop, and the system will
pause fors long as a minute while the processor
makes its calculations. Do not be alarmed if the
“WARNING” message remains on the screen
after tones stop until a results message is
displayed as shown in Step 6 or 7, below.

NOTE:

While these tests detect whether a

speaker is connected to a particular output, they
cannot determine whether the speaker is in the
correct position. (For example, it can tell whether
a speaker is connected to the Surround Right
output, but it cannot tell whether the speaker is
on the right or left side of your listening room.)
For that reason, we strongly recommend that you
try to listen as the tone circulates, matching the
name shown for each channel to the location of
the speaker. If a tone is heard from a speaker
position that does not match the on-screen
message, make a note of the incorrect speaker
connections. When the test process stops you will
see a message indicating the they Far Field
measurements are complete, but since there is a
connection error press the 

¤

Navigation

Button

E

so that the on-screen cursor in 

Fig. 7 is pointing to 

RETURN T O MASTER

MENU

and press the 

Set Button

F

. At this

point, exit all menus and turn the receiver off.
Check all speaker wire connections and then
rerun EzSet/EQ.

Step 6.

When the Far Field tests are complete a

message screen will appear to confirm if the pro-
cedure was successful or not. In most cases there
will not be any problems and you will see the
message shown in Figure 17d on your screen. If
the speaker positions shown match the actual
speaker layout in your system, press the 

Set

Button

F

to complete EzSet/EQ by performing

the Near Field Measurements. Continue the
EzSet/EQ process by pressing the 

Set Button

F

to take the Near Field measurements from

the front left, center and right speakers. By taking
this separate set of measurements, the AVR is
able to complete its view of the room’s sonic
signature and apply equalization as needed to
correct spikes and dips in the system’s response.
Continue these instructions with Step 8.

Figure 17d

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            E Q   s u c c e s s f u l  
S p e a k e r   c o n f i g   d e t e c t e d  
F L     :   Y E S           S B R :   Y E S    
C E N   :   Y E S           S B L :   Y E S    
F R     :   Y E S           S L   :   Y E S    
S R     :   Y E S           S U B :   Y E S    
                         
D O   N E A R   F I E L D  
B A C K   T O   M A S T E R   M E N U  
   

       

       

   

 

              W A R N I N G   ! !  
 
D u r i n g   m e a s u r e m e n t  
p l e a s e   m a i n t a i n   s i l e n c e  
w h i l e   s e v e r a l   s o u n d  
b u r s t s   a r e   h e a r d .  
   
S T A R T   :  

O F F

  O N  

B A C K   T O   E Z S E T / E Q   M O D E  
B A C K   T O   M A S T E R   M E N U  
 

       

       

   

 

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P l a c e   m i c   a t   e a r   l e v e l
n e a r   t h e   l i s t e n i n g  
p o s i t i o n   a t   l e a s t   3   f t /
1 m   f r o m   a n y   h a r d  
s u r f a c e .  
S e t   v o l u m e   t o   - 3 5 d B
C O N T I N U E
B A C K   T O   E Z S E T / E Q   M A I N
B A C K   T O   M A S T E R   M E N U
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Summary of Contents for AVR 645

Page 1: ...ENGLISH AVR 645 AVR 645 Audio VideoReceiver OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...ypographical Conventions In order to help you use this manual with the remote control front panel controls and rear panel connections certain conventions have been used EXAMPLE bold type indicates a s...

Page 3: ...s for use with portable recorders a Harman Kardon exclusive Two video recording outputs preamp out and a color coded eight channel input make the AVR virtually future proof with everything needed to a...

Page 4: ...serviceable components inside this product Opening the cabinet may present a shock hazard and any modification to the product will void your guarantee If water or any metal object such as a paper cli...

Page 5: ...e For example press this button to select Dolby modes and then press the Surround Mode Selector 9 to choose from the various mode options 6 Speaker Selector Press this button to begin the process of c...

Page 6: ...he Digital Coax 4 Jack to an output Video 4 Input Output Jacks These audio video jacks may be used for temporary connection to video games or portable audio video products such as camcorders and porta...

Page 7: ...rround Right Gray Surround Back Left Brown Surround Back Right Tan Subwoofer LFE Purple Digital Audio Orange Composite Video Yellow Component Video Y Green Component Video Pr Red Component Video Pb Bl...

Page 8: ...sten to audio from the computer through the AVR 645 This connection is also used to connect a compatible computer to the AVR for firmware upgrades when available See page 43 for more information on pl...

Page 9: ...es be made by a trained and qualified technician This jack may also link to a compatible computer to upgrade the software and operating system of the AVR 645 when appropriate upgrades are available Fa...

Page 10: ...tal Mode Selector Logic 7 Mode Select Button Transport Controls Light Button Skip Up Down Buttons Stereo Mode Select Button DTS Neo 6 Mode Select Macro Buttons Disc Skip Button Preset Up Down Clear Bu...

Page 11: ...ve for control of the other device such as a DVD player or set top box until you manually return control to the AVR by pressing the AVR Selector 5 follow the instructions on page 40 5 AVR Selector Pre...

Page 12: ...II modes Dolby 3 Stereo or Dolby Digital Note that the Dolby Digital mode is only available with a digital input selected and the other modes only as long as a Dolby Digital source is not playing exc...

Page 13: ...tton to begin the process of configuring the AVR s Bass Management System for use with the type of speakers used in your system Once the button has been pressed use the buttons E to select the channel...

Page 14: ...optional infrared sensor that is connected to the AVR s Multi IR input jack We strongly recommend that the ZR 10 remote be used for the initial configuration and setup process for the AVR 645 A Power...

Page 15: ...e button simply press the proper Numeric Keys G to select a station See page 51 for more information on the tuner N Memory Button Press this button to enter a radio station into the AVR s preset memor...

Page 16: ...tistrand copper with an area greater than 2 mm2 Cable with an area of 1 5 mm2 may be used for short runs of less than 4 m We do not recom mend that you use cables with an area less than 1 mm2 due to t...

Page 17: ...compatible with Based on the lowest level of HDMI among your sources the connections to the AVR should be made as follows HDMI 1 0 sources carry digital video and mul tichannel or 2 channel PCM audio...

Page 18: ...lowing Scart to Cinch adapters or cables are needed Units for playback such as satellite receivers camcorders DVD or LD players need an adapter from Scart to 3 RCA plugs see fig 1 normal video devices...

Page 19: ...with a SCART cable specific control signals apart from Audio Video signals will be fed to the TV These specific signals are With all video sources the signal for automatic input selection that switche...

Page 20: ...mote location speakers in the same room as the AVR and connect the Multiroom Output jacks on the rear panel of the AVR to the audio input of the remote room amplifier Use the appropriate speaker wire...

Page 21: ...Jack The AVR draws significantly more current than other household devices such as computers that use removable power cords For that reason it is important that only the cord supplied with the unit o...

Page 22: ...One method of finding the optimal location for a subwoofer is to begin by placing it in the front of the room about 15cm from a wall or near the front corner of the room Another method is to temporar...

Page 23: ...y modes Semi OSD and Full OSD When making con figuration adjustments it is recommended that the Full OSD mode be used This will place a complete status report or option listing on the screen making it...

Page 24: ...entered up to a maximum of fourteen characters Press the Set Button F to enter the input name into the system memory and to proceed with the configuration process The audio input defaults for all sour...

Page 25: ...V SYNC DELAY line and then press the Navigation Button EF until the desired amount of delay is applied so that the on screen video matches the audio When all configuration adjustments on this menu sc...

Page 26: ...o HDMI when an HDMI signal is detected If a high definition input source is not HDCP content protected it may be output through the compo nent jacks otherwise it will be sent only to the HDMI outputs...

Page 27: ...uration since some modes are only available when a full 7 1 speaker complement is present The full list of available modes is detailed in the surround mode chart on page 38 In addition you may also us...

Page 28: ...lete expla nation of these modes is found on Page 38 The Dolby Digital EX mode is only available when the system is set for 6 1 7 1 operation by config uring the Surround Back speakers to Small or Lar...

Page 29: ...he Texas Instruments DA 610 digital signal proces sor EzSet EQ eliminates the need for manual adjustment of speaker size crossover delay and output level settings while it adds the power of a multi ba...

Page 30: ...the speakers in your system While this is happening the AVR is reading the signal to determine which speaker positions are active what type of speaker is present at each active position what the dist...

Page 31: ...ontain an option to return to the NEAR FIELD EQ SELECT menu Figure 17g as well as the ability to return to the MASTER MENU If you are ready to proceed with the test make certain that the microphone is...

Page 32: ...OFF is shown you are able to make any required adjustments that are available on that menu However you may change the setting to ON at any time to recall the settings established when EzSet EQ was las...

Page 33: ...ont left right when LARGE is chosen no derived sound will be sent to the sub woofer output although in all cases the special low frequency effects LFE signals available on 5 1 or 6 1 digital programs...

Page 34: ...he setting for a 10 inch 250mm driver activates a 30Hz subwoofer high pass filter The setting for a 12 inch 305mm driver activates a 20Hz subwoofer high pass filter The setting for a 15 inch 380mm dri...

Page 35: ...will unlock the menu to allow changes When the delay time for all speaker positions has been set you may return to the master menu by pressing the Navigation Button EF until the cursor is pointing to...

Page 36: ...then pressed to select OFF in the highlighted video The final option for tone adjustment using the menu system is to not use the internal test tone at all To do this simply use the Navigation Button...

Page 37: ...he channel output levels for any input without changing the settings previously established for another When all changes to the Channel Output levels and the associated level trim settings have been m...

Page 38: ...that are recorded with matrix surround or even with normal stereo mode creating separate rear left and rear right signals in any case The Pro Logic II mode creates compelling five channel surround sou...

Page 39: ...Speaker Dolby Virtual Speaker technology uses a next generation advanced algorithm to reproduce the Reference dynamics and surround sound effects of a precisely placed 5 1 channel speaker system using...

Page 40: ...t time that input was used The front panel Video 4 Inputs Optical Digital 4 Input or the Coaxial Digital 4 Input may be used to connect a device such as a video game or camcorder to your home entertai...

Page 41: ...ic with music surround mode with any DTS NEO 6 mode or with Harman Kardon s exclusive Logic 7 Movie Mode to create a full range 5 1 channel or with Logic 7 and DTS NEO 6 even 7 1 channel surround sign...

Page 42: ...speaker channels available in your system once the AVR locks to the digital signal you may select any surround mode or post processing option that is available based on the incoming data stream s pos...

Page 43: ...ital 5 1 and DTS 5 1 programs A 2 tells you that separate front left and right signals are available but there is no discrete center channel signal This will be displayed for Dolby Digital bit streams...

Page 44: ...s playing the letters in these indicators will light in response to the specific signal being received It is important to note that although Dolby Digital for example is referred to as a 5 1 system no...

Page 45: ...seated The AVR s front panel controls may also be used to access a limited number of iPod functions Press the AM FM to play or pause the current track The Tuning Selector may be used to search in rev...

Page 46: ...rease the level of the rears when you find it to be too low with specific surround modes If you wish to reset all the levels to their original factory default of 0dB offset press the Buttons E so that...

Page 47: ...emind you that the unit is turned on If you wish to make other adjustments in the menu press the Buttons E until the on screen cursor is next to the desired setting or the BACK TO MASTER MENU line and...

Page 48: ...ton F If you have no other adjustments to make press the OSD Button L to exit the menu system Full OSD Time Out Adjustment The FULL OSD menu system is used to simplify the setup and adjustment of the...

Page 49: ...www harmankardon com or contact our customer service department Multiroom Setup Once the audio and IR link connections have been made the AVR needs to be configured for multiroom operation using the s...

Page 50: ...ystem on or off even when the AVR is in the Standby mode in the main listening room IMPORTANT NOTE When an A BUS module is connected the AVR s Multiroom system must be turned on before the A BUS modul...

Page 51: ...2 Within five seconds press the Numeric Keys H corresponding to the location where you wish to store this station s frequency Once entered the preset number will appear in the Main Information Display...

Page 52: ...a specific Program Type PTY by following these steps 1 Press the RDS button until the current PTY is shown in the Main Information Display 2 While the PTY is shown press the Preset Up Down button or...

Page 53: ...he remote s library at all you may still use the AVR remote to program most infrared controlled products by learning the commands from the product s original remote into the AVR remote The instruction...

Page 54: ...member if the device turns off skip to Step 9 When all the codes for the device being programmed have been tried the instruction shown in Figure 34 will appear This means that the codes for the produc...

Page 55: ...lay when the button that has just had a new code learned is pressed press the Navigation Buttons E so that the display shown in Figure 42 appears in the LCD display Press the Set Button F to open the...

Page 56: ...es into the AVR remote using the process outlined on page 54 To begin the process start by selecting the brand of device as shown in Figure 29 Press the Navigation Buttons E until the brand name of th...

Page 57: ...wer On followed by the Cable Box On followed by the selection of the Logic 7 mode To do that press the buttons in this order Power On 3 VID 2 TV 4 Power On 3 VID 3 Cable 4 Power On 3 AVR 5 Logic 7 O A...

Page 58: ...To have the AVR s volume commands used when the TV device is selected follow these steps 1 Press and hold the Program Button for about three seconds while the message shown in Figure 25 appears in the...

Page 59: ...ICE IN USE on the left side of the bottom line and the PUNCH THROUGH device In the example used the display to return the remote to default settings will appear as shown in Figure 68 Figure 68 Transpo...

Page 60: ...on generates 7 After you enter the first letter of the new device name there are three options for entering the next character a To enter a letter that requires a different numeric key to be pressed s...

Page 61: ...ic key you must first press the Navigation Buttons E to move the blinking cursor block to the next position Then press the Numeric Key H as required to enter the desired letter This is the way you wou...

Page 62: ...to indicate that the setting has been accepted by the remote s memory 5 The remote s backlighting will now turn on whenever a button is pressed To revert to the original setting follow the four steps...

Page 63: ...ction when Main No AC Power Make certain AC power cord is plugged Power Switch 1 is pushed into a live outlet Check to see if outlet is switch controlled Display lights but no sound Intermittent input...

Page 64: ...NALOG DVD COAX 1 AUTO COMPONENT 3 ANALOG HDMI 1 HDMI 1 HDMI 1 DSP DOWNMIX HDMI 2 HDMI 2 HDMI 2 DSP DOWNMIX Tuner ANALOG AUTO COMPONENT 1 ANALOG CD ANALOG AUTO COMPONENT 3 ANALOG Tape ANALOG AUTO COMPO...

Page 65: ...er 12 0 Feet Front Right 12 0 Feet Surround Right 12 0 Feet Surround Back Right 12 0 Feet Surround Back Left 12 0 Feet Surround Left 12 0 Feet Subwoofers 12 0 Feet Worksheet D System Defaults and Sett...

Page 66: ...2 CD Tape Tuner The Bridge USB 6 8 Ch Direct Input Title Surround Mode Audio In Port Audio Auto Poll Video In Port Component Video Input Video Processing A V Sync Delay Record Output Auto Poll Input...

Page 67: ...Version 1 1 General Power Requirement AC 220 240V 50Hz Power Consumption 120W idle 1180W maximum 7 channels driven Dimensions Max Width 440mm Height 165mm Depth 435mm Weight 19 9 kg Depth measurement...

Page 68: ...250 Crossways Park Drive Woodbury New York 11797 www harmankardon com Harman Consumer Group Inc 2 route de Tours 72500 Ch teau du Loir France 2006 Harman Kardon Incorporated Part No ZKD3001HA00 R...

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