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OPERATION

18  OPERATION

Programming the Remote Buttons 

Step 1:

Place the HK 3475 remote control and the

remote control for the other device (e.g., compact
disc player) so that their infrared transmitter win-
dows face each other at a distance of about one-
half inch.

Step 2:

Simultaneously press the 

Learn Button

and the 

Source Selector

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that corresponds to

the device whose codes you are trying to program
(e.g., press the CD button along with the Learn
button). The 

LED Indicator

will blink once 

and remain lit.

Step 3:

Press and release the button on the HK 3475

remote that you wish to program. Make sure that it
is one of the programmable buttons listed in the
table on page 17. The 

LED Indicator

will blink

once and remain lit.

Step 4:

Press and hold the button on the other device’s

remote whose code you wish to program into the
HK 3475 remote until the 

LED Indicator

blinks three times and remains lit, then release 
the button on the other remote.

If the 

LED Indicator

flickers for five seconds

instead of blinking three times and remaining lit, the
learning operation was unsuccessful. Try the procedure
again, starting from Step 2, making sure that the
transmitter windows of the two remotes face each
other, and that the button you are trying to program on
the HK 3475 remote is listed in the table on page 17.

Step 5:

To program additional buttons, repeat Steps

2 through 4.

Step 6:

To exit the learning mode, either press the

Learn Button

once, or wait 20 seconds for the

remote to automatically return to normal operation.

Resetting One Key to Default Setting

When a new code is programmed into the remote, it
overwrites the previous code for that button on that
page. However, should you make a mistake, it is 
possible to reset any button to its factory default 
using the following procedure:

Step 1:

Enter the learning mode by simultaneously

pressing any of the 

Device Buttons

ç

and the

Learn Button

.

Step 2:

Press and release the particular device button

for the page containing the key you wish to reset. The

LED Indicator

will blink once and remain on.

Step 3:

Use the 

Numeric Keys

˚

to enter the

numbers “777.” The 

LED Indicator

will blink

for each entry.

Step 4:

Press and release the button that you wish to

reset. The 

LED Indicator

will blink three times

to indicate that the button has been reset to the
factory default code.

Step 5:

You may repeat Step 4 to reset the codes for

other keys. If you wish to reset the codes for an
entire device page, see below.

Step 6:

To exit the learning mode, either press the

Learn Button

once, or wait 20 seconds 

for the remote to automatically return to normal
operation.

Resetting an Entire Device Page

If you wish to reset all of the codes for a particular
device, you need not individually reset every button on
that page of the remote.

Step 1:

Enter the learning mode by simultaneously

pressing any of the 

Device Buttons

ç

and the

Learn Button

.

Step 2:

Press and release the particular device button

for the page you wish to reset. The 

LED Indicator

will blink once and remain on.

Step 3:

Use the 

Numeric Keys

˚

to enter the

numbers “888.” The 

LED Indicator

will blink

for each entry.

Step 4:

The 

LED Indicator

will remain on for one

second, and then blink three times to indicate that
it has reset the group of keys for the selected
device page. That device page will now operate the
factory default set of codes.

Resetting the Entire Remote

It is also possible to completely reset all of the pro-
grammed codes in the remote to the factory default
settings. Use the following procedure:

Step 1:

Enter the learning mode by simultaneously

pressing any of the 

Device Buttons

ç

and the

Learn Button

.

Step 2:

Press and release any device button other

than PHONO, AM or FM. The 

LED Indicator

will blink once and remain on.

Step 3:

Use the 

Numeric Keys

˚

to enter the

numbers “999”. The 

LED Indicator

will blink

for each entry.

Step 4:

The 

LED Indicator

will remain on for five

seconds, and then blink three times to indicate that
it has reset all of the keys on the remote. The entire
remote will now operate the factory default set of
codes.

Summary of Contents for HK3475

Page 1: ...MEMORY PRESET SLEEP AUTO VMAx MUTE T MON TUNED ST HK 3475 HK 3475 STEREO RECEIVER OWNER S MANUAL Power for the Digital Revolution...

Page 2: ...acknowledgements on page 20 Typographical 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 EX...

Page 3: ...e finest receivers ever offered by Harman Kardon Harman Kardon Designed High Current Ultrawide Bandwidth Amplifier VMAx Processing Mode Exclusive to Harman Kardon Receivers Phono Input Section Speaker...

Page 4: ...nner alcohol or any other volatile cleaning agent Do not use abrasive cleaners as they may damage the finish of metal parts Avoid spraying insecticide near the unit Moving the Unit Before moving the u...

Page 5: ...Button Press this button to turn the speakers connected to the Speaker 2 Output Terminals on or off 8 Phono Input Selector Press this button to select the output of a turntable that is connected to th...

Page 6: ...ep mode Each press of the button selects the amount of time that will remain before the unit automatically goes into the Standby mode as shown in the Main Information Display in the following order Ba...

Page 7: ...o the Standby mode See page 14 for more information on the Sleep function E Memory Indicator This indicator flashes when entering presets and other information into the tuner s memory F Stereo Indicat...

Page 8: ...ono Inputs Connect the outputs of your turntable or tonearm to these jacks Only turntables with Moving Magnet MM type cartridges may be used CD Inputs Connect these jacks to the output of a compact di...

Page 9: ...als Connect these terminals to the appropriate terminals on your speakers Speaker 2 Terminals Connect these terminals to the appropriate terminals on your speakers Accessory Outlets These outlets may...

Page 10: ...Cover Clear Button Memory Button Master Volume Preset Scan Button Mute Button FM Mode Button VMAx Selector Tuning Up Down Learn Button Speaker 1 Selector Speaker 2 Selector Transmitter Window LED Ind...

Page 11: ...mory spaces have been filled with those found in the first scan The scan will stop when all 30 preset memory spaces have been filled or when three scans through the band have been completed Secondary...

Page 12: ...nd the receiver the type of speakers you use personal preferences and other factors Your dealer or installer is a valuable resource for help in selecting the proper cable Regardless of the brand of ca...

Page 13: ...nect the outputs of the device to the Tape Monitor Play In Jacks AC Power Connections The Accessory Outlets are switched outlets and receive power as long as the receiver is turned on Power to these o...

Page 14: ...speakers It is also possible depending upon the pro gram material for clipping to occur at volumes below the maximum volume level To temporarily silence all speaker outputs press the Mute Button 5 Thi...

Page 15: ...stations may be removed from the memory using the Preset Clear function outlined below Recalling Preset Stations To manually select a station previously entered in the preset memory press the Numeric...

Page 16: ...may be programmed in the learning mode to transmit dif ferent remote codes to perform other functions and or operate other devices Please refer to the table below for specific information on the defa...

Page 17: ...e buttons only on these pages AUX TAPE 2 TAPE MON and CD Codes may not be programmed to the pages for Phono AM or FM Only the buttons shown in this table with an X may be programmed FUNCTION AUX TAPE...

Page 18: ...he particular device button for the page containing the key you wish to reset The LED Indicator will blink once and remain on Step 3 Use the Numeric Keys to enter the numbers 777 The LED Indicator wil...

Page 19: ...orized Harman Kardon service center Troubleshooting Guide This unit is designed for trouble free operation Most problems users encounter are due to operating errors If you have a problem first check t...

Page 20: ...nsitivity IHF 1 12 V 13 5dBf Signal to Noise Ratio Mono Stereo 73 72dB Distortion Mono Stereo 0 3 0 4 Stereo Separation 40dB 1kHz Selectivity 400kHz 65dB Image Rejection 80dB IF Rejection 100dB Tuner...

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