Remote Control; Remote Button Functions - Harman Kardon HK 980 Owner's Manual

Remote Control

Independent Remote Control
The system remote of the HK 980 can control the
amplifier and compatible Tuners, CD Players and
CD Recorders. The remote In jack of units without
an integrated IR receiver must be connected to
the amplifier's remote control output jack so that
the system remote control can operate them.
The Function Table below will show all functions
of the HK 980 and external devices that can be
controlled by the HK 980 remote.

Remote button functions

Button HK 980
ON Power On
OFF Power Off
Tuner Select Tuner
Phono Select Phono
TV Select TV
Tape Select Tape
Aux Select Aux
CD Select CD
Volume + Volume Up
CDR Select CDR
10+ -
Mode Select Mode
Folder + -
10- -
Volume - Volume Down
Folder - -
Previous JH
-
I Play/Pause
-
Next IK
-
Search HH
-
A Stop
-
Search II
-
Open/Close -
Scroll + -
Repeat -
Random -
Scroll - -
0 ~ 9 (Numeric Keys) -
Auto -
FM Mode -
RDS -
Mute Mute Sound
Band -
Select -
REMOTE CONTROL
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Important Notes:
• To remote control a tuner, CD Recorder or CD
Player, the appropriate input ("TUNER",
"CDR" or "CD") must have been selected with
the source buttons of the remote control
(selecting on the front panel is not sufficient).
• Note that DVD players or tape decks cannot
be controlled by the remote.
• To control a compatible CD Recorder "CDR"
must be selected as input and the drive to be
controlled (CDP or CDR) must be selected
appropriately with the "CDP SELECT" or "CDR
SELECT" buttons.
CD Player Tuner
- -
Power Off Power Off
- Power On
- -
- -
- -
- -
Power On -
- -
- -
Current Track +10 -
- -
Next Folder -
Current Track -10 -
- -
Previous Folder -
Skip Previous -
Play/Pause -
Skip Next -
Fast Reverse -
Stop -
Fast Forward -
Open/Close -
- Tuning Up
Repeat Play -
Random Play -
- Tuning Down
Track Select Preset Select
- Auto Tune
- FM Mode Select
- RDS Display Select
- -
- Band Select
- Tune Mode Select
Operating Conditions
The control unit operates effectively within a
distance of 7 meters and an angle of 30° from
the amplifier. Using the control near fluorescent
lights may shorten this range, as will any dust or
dirt that accumulates on the front of the remote
control or the remote sensor area of the
amplifier. Also avoid blocking the line of sight
between amplifier and remote.
The control unit is powered by two AA batteries,
included with your amplifier. When you replace
weak batteries, replace both at the same time.
When the remote is to be unused for an
extended period, remove the batteries to prevent
damage from corrosion.
HK 980