Taga Harmony HTR-1000CD v.3, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Operation
A multi-functional button on the remote controller (
DAB/FM
) - repeatedly press the but-
ton until the required input is selected.
The selected input will be indicated on the Display.
Make sure the audio source is properly connected to the CD-Receiver and configured.
Note!
In the Standby mode, selecting an audio input (source) on the remote controller,
will switch the CD-Receiver on.
Sound Control
VOLUME regulation:
Using the VOLUME Regulator on the front panel or the VOL + and VOL - buttons on
the remote controller, you can adjust the sound volume from minimum to maximum.
Note! While regulating the volume, you may hear the sound accompanying the level
changing (from the speakers, headphones or through the SUB OUT), this is a normal
phenomenon.
Too high volume level may result in deterioration of sound quality and distortion,
which may damage the CD-Receiver and / or speakers - this may void your
warranty. If you hear distortion or notice that the speakers are not working
normally, turn down the volume immediately.
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MUTE:
During playback press this button to stop the CD-Receiver audio output (no sound will
be audible in speakers, headphones nor through the SUB OUT) - [MUTING] will blink.
Press it again or use the volume regulation to recover the audio signal output back.
P-EQ presetting equalizer:
You can use one of 5 built-in equalizer presets to control the sound quality of the
CD-Receiver.
During playback press the P-EQ button to select one of the presets.
Each pressing will select the subsequent preset from the below list:
FLAT - no icon
POP - icon displayed
JAZZ - icon displayed
ROCK - icon displayed
CLASSIC - icon displayed
The icon of the selected P-EQ displayed with the input (source) name.
Note! The P-EQ function disengages the settings of the BASS / TREBLE regulation or
the currently selected sound control function (LOUDNESS or S-BASS).
To switch off the P-EQ function, select one of sound control functions (LOUDNESS or
S-BASS) or use the BASS / TREBLE regulation.