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Table

of

Contents

INTRODUCTION

3

SET

UP

THE

REMOTE

CONTROL

21

SUPPLIED

ACCESSORIES

3

INSTALL

THE

BATTERIES

IN

THE

REMOTE

CONTROL

21

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INFORMATION

3

PROGRAM

THE

REMOTE

TO

CONTROL

YOUR

SOURCE

PLACE

THE

AVR

3

DEVICES

AND

TV

21

FRONT-PANEL

CONTROLS

4

SET

UP

THE

AVA

22

REAR

-

PANEL

CONNECTORS

6

TURN

ON

THE

AVA

22

SYSTEM

REMOTE

CONTROL

FUNCTIONS

8

USING

THE

ON-SCREEN

MENU

SYSTEM

22

INTRODUCTION

TO

HOME

THEATER

10

CONFIGURE

THE

AVA

FOR

YOUR

SPEAKERS

22

TYPICAL

HOME

THEATER

SYSTEM

10

SET

UP

YOUR

SOURCES

23

MULTICHANNEL

AUDIO

10

SET

UP

THE

NETWORK

24

SURROUND

MODES

10

OPERATING

YOUR

AVA

25

PLACE

YOUR

SPEAKERS

11

HARMAN

REMOTE

APP

25

PLACING

THE

LEFT

,

CENTER

AND

RIGHT

SPEAKERS

11

CONTROLLING

THE

VOLUME

25

PLACING

THE

SURROUND

SPEAKERS

IN

A5.1-CHANNEL

MUTING

THE

SOUND

25

SYSTEM

11

LISTENING

THROUGH

HEADPHONES

25

AVR

1710S/AVR

171S

ONLY:

PLACING

THE

SURROUND

SELECTING

A

SOURCE

25

SPEAKERS

IN

A

7.1-CHANNEL

SYSTEM

11

SELECTING

A

SURROUND

MODE

25

AVA

171

OS/AVR

171

S

ONLY:

PLACING

FRONT

HEIGHT

SPEAKERS

IN

A7.

1-CHANNEL

SYSTEM

11

LISTENING

TO

FM

AND

AM

RADIO

26

PLACING

THE

SUBWOOFER

11

LISTENING

TO

MEDIA

ON

A

USB

DEVICE

26

TYPES

OF

HOME

THEATER

SYSTEM

CONNECTIONS

12

LISTENING

TO

AN

IPOD/IPHONE/IPA

D

DEVICE

27

SPEAKER

CONNECTIONS

12

LISTENING

TO

VTUNER

(INTERNET

RADIO)

28

SUBWOOFER

CONNECT

I

ONS

12

LISTENING

TO

MEDIA

VIA

YOUR

HOME

NETWORK

28

SOURCE

DEVICE

CONNECTIONS

12

PLAYI

NG

MEDIA

FROM

A

ROKU

STREAMING

STICK

29

VIDEO

CONNECTIONS

13

LISTENING

TO

MEDIA

VIA

SPOTIFY

CONNECT

29

RADIO

CONNECTIONS

13

USING

THIS

DEVICE

WITH

SPOTIFY

CONNECT

29

NETWORK

CONNECTOR

14

ADVANCED

FUNCTIONS

29

USB

PORT

14

AUDIO

PROCESSING

AND

SURROUND

SOUND

29

MAKING

CONN

E

CTIONS

14

MANUAL

SPEAKER

SETUP

30

CONN

E

CT

YOUR

SPEAKERS

14

LIS

T

ENING

IN

ZONE

2

33

CONNECT

YOUR

SUBWOOFER

15

SYSTEM

SETTINGS

34

CONNECT

YOUR

TV

OR

VIDEO

DISPLAY

15

SLEEP

TIMER

34

CONNECT

YOUR

AUDIO

AND

VIDEO

SOURCE

DEVICES

16

PROCESSOR

RESET

34

USB

AND

lOS

DEVICES

18

TROUBLESHOOTING

35

CONNEC

TTO

YOUR

HOME

NETWORK

18

SPECIFICATIONS

36

CONNECT

THE

RADIO

ANTENNAS

18

APPENDIX

37

INSTALL

A

MULTIZONE

SYSTEM

19

CONNECT

IR

EQUIPMENT

20

CONN

E

CT

THE

TRIGGER

OUTPUT

20

CONN

ECTTO

AC

P

OW

ER

20

2

AVR

Introduction

Thank

you

for

choosing

this

Harman

Kardon

product!

For

more

than

fifty

years,

the

Harman

Kardon

mission

has

been

to

share

a

passion

for

music

and

entertainment,

using

leading-edge

technology

to

achieve

premium

performance.

Sidney

Harman

and

Bernard

Kardon

invented

the

receiver,

a

single

component

designed

to

simplify

home

entertainment

without

compromising

performance.

Over

the

years,

Harman

Kardon

products

have

become

easier

to

use,

while

offering

more

features

and

sounding

better

than

ever.

The

AVR

1710S/AVR

171S

7.2-channel

and

AVR

1610S/AVR

161S

5.1-channel

digital

audio/

video

receivers

(AVRs)

continue

this

tradition

with

some

of

the

most

advanced

audio

and

video

processing

capabilities

yet,

and

a

wealth

of

listening

and

viewing

options.

To

obtain

the

maximum

enjoyment

from

your

new

AVR,

please

read

this

manual

and

refer

back

to

it

as

you

become

more

familiar

with

its

features

and

their

operation.

If

you

have

any

questions

about

this

product,

its

installation

or

its

operation,

please

contact

your

Harman

Kardon

retailer

or

custom

installer,

or

visit

the

Web

site

at

www.harmankardon.com.

Supplied

Accessories

The

following

accessory

items

are

supplied

with

your

AVR.

If

any

of

these

items

are

missing,

please

contact

your

Harman

Kardon

dealer

or

Harman

Kardon

customer

service

at

www.harmankardon.com

.

•

System

remote

control

•

EzSet!EQ™

microphone

•

AM

loop

antenna

•

FM

wire

antenna

•

Two

AAA

batteries

•

AC

power

cord

(AVR

171

S/

AVR

161

S

only)

Introduction,

Supplied

Accessories,

Important

Safety

Information

and

Place

the

AVR

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INFORMATION

Verify

Line

Voltage

Before

Use

The

AVR

171

OS

and

AVR

161

OS

have

been

designed

for

use

with

120-volt

alternating

current

(AC).

The

AVR

171

S

and

AVR

161

S

have

been

designed

for

use

with

220-

240-volt

AC.

Connection

to

a

line

voltage

other

than

that

for

which

your

receiver

is

intended

can

create

a

safety

and

fire

hazard

and

may

damage

the

unit.

If

you

have

any

questions

about

the

voltage

requirements

for

your

specific

model,

or

about

the

line

voltage

in

your

area,

contact

your

selling

dealer

before

plugging

the

unit

into

a

wall

outlet.

Do

Not

Use

Extension

Cords

To

avoid

safety

hazards,

use

only

the

power

cord

supplied

with

your

unit.

We

do

not

recommend

that

extension

cords

be

used

with

this

product.

As

with

all

electrical

devices,

do

not

run

power

cords

under

rugs

or

carpets,

or

place

heavy

objects

on

them.

Damaged

power

cords

should

be

replaced

immediately

by

an

authorized

service

center

with

a

cord

meeting

factory

specifications.

Handle

the

AC

Power

Cord

Gently

When

disconnecting

the

power

cord

from

an

AC

outlet,

always

pu

ll

the

plug

;

never

pull

the

cord

.

If

you

do

not

intend

to

use

your

AVR

for

any

considerable

length

of

time,

disconnect

the

plug

from

the

AC

outlet.

Do

Not

Open

the

Cabinet

There

are

no

user-serviceable

components

inside

this

product.

Opening

the

cabinet

may

present

a

shock

hazard,

and

any

modification

to

the

product

will

vo

id

your

warranty.

If

water

or

any

metal

object

such

as

a

paper

clip,

wire

or

staple

accidentally

falls

inside

the

unit

,

disconnect

it

from

the

AC

power

source

immediately,

and

consult

an

authorized

service

center

.

CATV

or

Antenna

Grounding

(AVR

171DS/AVR

161DS)

If

an

outside

antenna

or

cable

system

is

connected

to

this

product,

be

certain

that

it

is

grounded

so

as

to

provide

some

protection

against

voltage

surges

and

static

charges

.

Section

810

of

the

United

States

National

Electrical

Code,

ANSI

/

NFPA

No

.

70

-

1984

,

provides

information

with

respect

to

proper

grounding

of

the

mast

and

supporting

structure,

grounding

of

the

lead-in

wire

to

an

antenna

discharge

unit

,

size

of

grounding

conductors

,

location

of

antenna

discharge

unit,

connection

to

grounding

electrodes

and

requirements

of

the

grounding

electrode

.

NOTE

TO

CATV

SYSTEM

INSTALLER

:

This

reminder

is

provided

to

call

the

CATV

(cable

TV)

system

installer's

attention

to

article

820-40

of

the

NEG,

which

provides

guidelines

for

proper

grounding

and,

in

particular,

specifies

that

the

cable

ground

shall

be

connected

to

the

grounding

system

of

the

building

,

as

close

to

the

point

of

cable

entry

as

possible

.

Place

the

AVR

•

Place

the

AVR

on

a

firm

and

level

surface.

Be

certain

that

the

surface

and

any

mounting

hardware

can

support

the

AVR's

weight.

•

Provide

proper

space

above

and

below

the

AVR

for

ventilation.

Recommended

clearance

distances

are

30cm

above

the

unit,

30cm

behind

the

unit

and

30

cm

on

each

side

of

the

unit.

•

If

you

install

the

AVR

in

a

cabinet

or

other

enclosed

area,

provide

cooling

air

within

the

ca

binet.

Under

some

circumstances,

a

fan

may

be

required.

•

Do

not

obstruct

the

ventilation

slots

on

the top

of

the

AVR

or

place

objects

dire

c

tly

over

them.

•

Do

not

place

the

AVR

directly

on

a

carpeted

surface.

•

Do

not

place

the

AVR

in

moist

or

humid

locations

,

in

extremely

hot

or

c

old

loc

a

tions,

in

areas

n

ea

r

heaters

or

heat

registers

,

or

in

dir

ec

t

sunlight.

3

I

AVR

Front-Panel

Controls

Tuning

Mode

Button

(AVR

1710S/AVR

1610S)

RDS

Button

(AVR

171

S/

Power

Indicator

AVR

161S)

Power

Button

-

AI

IIDI!I!I

Channel

Volume

r-

Adjust

Button

IR

Sensor

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4

S11u~MI

C

Headphone

Jack/

EzSet/EQ

Mic

Input

USB

Port

Audio

Input

Button

Set

Button

Left/Right

Buttons

Front-Panel

Display

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Sun. M

odt

Up/Down

Buttons/

Tuning

Buttons

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Surround

Modes

Select

Buttons

Surround

Mode

Category

Button

Front

-Panel

Controls

.,

Sourt

o

Jl.

Source

Select

Buttons

Volume

Knob

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AVR

Front-Panel

Controls,

continued

Power

indicator/Power

button:

The

AVR

has

three

different

power

modes:

•

Off

(Power

indicator

glows

solid

amber):

The

Off

mode

minimizes

energy

consumption

when

you're

not

using

the

AVR.

When

the

AVR

is

off,

it

will

not

automatically

turn

on

or

play

audio

in

response

to

an

AirPlay

stream

from

a

networked

device

(AVR

171

OS/

AVR

171

S

only).

When

the

AVR

is

off,

pressing

the

Power

button

turns

it

on.

To

turn

the

AVR

off

when

it

is

on,

press

the

Power

button

for

more

than

three

seconds.

The

Front-Panel

Display

will

indicate

"Your

device

is

switched

off"

for

two

seconds

,

then

will

switch

off

.

NOTE:

You

can

use

the

System

Setup

menu

to

set

the

AVR

to

automatically

enter

the

off

mode

after

it

has

been

in

the

Sleep

mode

for

a

certain

period

of

time

.

See

System

Settings,

on

page

34.

•

Sleep

(Power

indicator

glows

solid

amber

and

front-panel

display

indicates

"

Device

sleep"):

The

Sleep

mode

powers-down

some

of

the

AVA's

circuitry,

but

allows

the

AVR

to

automatically

turn

on

and

play

audio

in

response

to

an

AirPlay

or

DLNA

DMR

stream

from

a

networked

device

(AVR

171

OS/AVR

171

S

only).

When

the

AVR

is

in

Sleep

,

pressing

the

Power

button

turns

it

on.

To

put

the

AVR

into

Sleep

when

it

is

on,

press

the

Power

button

for

less

than

three

seconds

.

The

front-panel

display

will

indicate

"Device

sleep"

while

the

AVR

is

in

the

Sleep

mode

.

NOTE:

The

AVR

will

automatically

enter

the

Sleep

mode

after

30

minutes

of

no

audio

signal

or

user

control

input

,

unless

USB,

iPod,

Home

Network,

vTuner,

AirPlay

,

or

DLNA

DMR

is

active.

In

these

cases,

the

AVR

will

automatically

enter

the

Sleep

mode

after

the

number

of

hours

set

in

the

Auto

Power

Off

system

setting

.

See

System

Settings

,

on

page

34.

•

On

(Power

indicator

glows

solid

white):

When

the

AVR

is

on

it is

fully

operational.

Headphone

jack/EzSet/EQ

Mic

input:

Connect

a

1/4"

stereo

headphone

plug

to

this

jack

for

private

listening.

This

jack

is

also

used

to

connect

the

supplied

microphone

for

the

EzSeVEQ

setup

procedure

described

in

Configure

the

AVR

For

Your

Speakers

,

on

page22.

Tuning

Mode

button

(AVR

1710S/AVR

1610S

only):

Press

this

button

to

toggle

the

radio

between

the

manual

(one

frequency

step

at

a

time

)

and

automatic

(seeks

frequencies

with

acceptable

signal

strength)

FM

tuning

mode.

The

button

also

toggles

the

radio

between

stereo

and

mono

modes

when

an

FM

station

is

tuned

in

.

RDS

button

(AVR

171S/AVR

161S

only):

When

listening

to

an

FM

radio

station

that

broadcasts

RDS

information,

this

button

activates

the

various

RDS

functions.

USB

port:

The

USB

port

can

be

used

to

play

audio

files

from

an

Apple

iOS

®

device

connected

to

the

port

,

and

can

also

be

used

to

play

MP3

and

WMA

audio

files

from

a

USB

device

inserted

into

the

port.

Insert

the

connector

or

device

into

the

USB

port

oriented

so

it

fits

all

the

way

into

the

port.

You

may

insert

or

remove

the

connector

or

device

at

any

time

-

there

is

no

installation

or

ejection

procedure

.

You

can

also

use

the

USB

port

to

perform

firmware

upgrades.

If

an

upgrade

for

the

AVA's

operating

system

is

rele

as

ed

in

the

future

,

you

will

be

able

to

download

it

to

the

AVR

us

i

ng

this

port

.

Complete

instructions

will

be

prov

i

ded

at

that

time.

IMPORTANT:

Do

not

connect

a

PC

or

other

USB

host/controller

to

this

port,

or

you

may

damage

both

the

AVR

and

the

other

device.

Channel

Volume

Adjust

button:

Press

this

button

to

activate

the

individual

cha

n

nel

level

adjustment.

After

pressing

this

button

,

use

the

Up

/

Down

buttons/Tuning

buttons

to

select

the

channel

for

adjustment

and

use

theLeft/Right

buttons

to

adjust

the

channel's

level.

Audio

Input

button:

Press

this

button

to

change

the

audio

input

connection

for

the

current

source.

Use

the

Left/Right

buttons

to

cycle

through

the

available

input

connections,

and

press

the

Set

button

to

assign

the

currently-displayed

connection

to

the

source

.

IR

sensor:

This

sensor

receives

infrared

(IR)

commands

from

the

remote

control.

Make

sure

that

the

sensor

is

not

blocked.

Set

button:

Pr

e

ss

this

button

to

select

the

currently

highlighted

menu

item.

Left/Right

buttons:

Use

these

buttons

to

navigate

the

AVA's

menu

s.

Front

-Panel

Controls

Front-panel

display:

Various

messages

appear

on

this

two-line

display

in

response

to

commands

and

changes

in

the

incoming

signal.

In

normal

operation

,

the

current

source

name

appears

on

the

upper

line,

while

the

active

surround

mode

is

displayed

on

the

lower

line.

When

the

on-screen

display

menu

system

(OSD)

is

in

use

,

the

current

menu

settings

appear.

Up/Down

buttons/Tuning

buttons:

Use

these

buttons

to

navigate

the

AVA's

menus

.

When

the

radio

is

the

active

source,

use

these

buttons

to

tune

stations

according

to

the

setting

of

the

Tuning

Mode

button

(see

above).

Surround

Mode

Category

button:

Press

this

button

to

select

a

surround-sound

category.

Each

press

changes

the

surround-mode

category:

Auto

Select,

Virtual,

Stereo

,

HARMAN

NSP

,

Movie,

Music

and

Video

Game.

To

change

the

specific

surround-sound

mode

within

the

category,

use

the

Surround

Mode

Select

buttons

.

See

Audio

Processing

and

Surround

Sound

,

on

page

29,

for

more

information

about

surround

modes

.

Surround

Mode

Select

buttons:

After

you

have

selected

the

desired

surround-mode

category,

press

these

buttons

to

select

a

specific

mode

within

the

category,

such

as

to

change

from

Dolby

®

Pro

Logic®

II

Movie

mode

to

DTS

®

NE0:6

Cinema

mode.

Surround

mode

availability

depends

on

the

nature

of

the

source

input

signal

,

i.e.,

digital

versus

analog,

and

the

number

of

channels

encoded

within

the

signal.

Source

Select

buttons:

Press

these

buttons

to

select

the

active

source

.

Volume

knob:

Turn

this

knob

to

raise

or

lower

the

volume.

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Rear-Panel

Connectors

AVR

17105/AVR

1715

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Analog

Audio

Connectors

AVR

16105/AVR

1615

Digital

Audio

Connectors

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Network

Connector

Subwoofer

Pre-Out

Connectors

Network

Connector

HDMI

Output

Connectors

HDMI

Output

Connector

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HDMI/MHL

Input

Connector

Speaker

Connectors

HDMI/MHL

Input

Connector

Analog

Video

Connectors

Rear-Panel

Connectors

HDMIInput

Connectors

Fan

Vents

IR

and

Trigger

Connectors

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Cord

(AVR

1710S)

AC

Input

Connector

(AVR

171

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Conne

c

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Analog

Audio

Connectors

Subwoofer

Pre

-

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Conn

e

ctor

IR

and

Trigger

Conne

c

tor

s

Speaker

Analog

Video

AC

Input

Power

Cord

Connectors

Connectors

Conne

c

tor

(AVR

161

OS)

(AVR

161S)

AVR

Rear-Panel

Connectors,

continued

Digital

Audio

connectors:

If

your

non-HDMI

source

devices

have

digital

outputs,

connect

them

to

the

AVA's

digital

audio

connectors

.

NOTE

:

Make

only

one

type

of

digital

connection

(HDMI,

optical

or

coaxial)

from

each

device.

See

Connect

Your

Audio

and

Video

Source

Devices,

on

page

16,

for

more

information.

Radio

Antenna

connectors:

Connect

the

supplied

AM

and

FM

antennas

to

their

respective

terminals

for

radio

reception

.

Analog

Audio

connectors:

The

following

analog

audio

connectors

are

provided:

•

Analog

Audio

Input

connectors:

Use

the

AVA's

Analog

Audio

Input

connectors

for

source

devices

that

don't

have

HDMI

or

digital

audio

connectors

.

See

Connect

Your

Audio

and

Video

Source

Devices,

on

page

16,

for

more

information.

•

Zone

2

Out

connectors

(AVR

17105/AVR

1715

only):

Connect

these

jacks

to

an

external

amplifier

to

power

the

speakers

in

the

remote

zone

of

a

multizone

system.

Network

connector:

If

your

home

network

is

wired,

use

a

Cat.

5

or

Cat.

5E

Ethernet

cable

(not

supplied)

to

connect

the

AVA's

Network

connector

to

your

home

network

to

enjoy

Internet

radio

and

content

from

DLNA-compatible

devices

that

are

connected

to

the

network.

See

Connect

to

Your

Home

Network,

on

page

18

,

for

more

information

.

Subwoofer

Pre-Out

connector:

Connect

this

jack

to

a

powered

subwoofer

with

a

line-

level

input.

See

Connect

Your

Subwoofer,

on

page

15,

for

more

information.

NOTE

:

The

AVA

171

OS

and

AVR

171

S

have

two

subwoofer

connectors.

HDMI

Output

connectors:

If

your

TV

has

an

HDMI

connector

and

you

are

connecting

HDMI

source

devices

to

the

AVR

,

use

an

HDMI

cable

(not

included)

to

connect

it

to

the

AVR's

HDMI

Out

connector.

NOTE:

The

AVA

171

OS

and

AVA

171

S

have

two

HDMI

Out

connectors.

Notes

on

using

the

HDMI

Output

connector:

•

When

connecting

a

DVI-equipped

display

to

the

HDMI

Out

connector,

use

an

HDMI-to-DVI

adapter

and

make

a

separate

audio

connection.

•

Make

sure

the

HDMI-equipped

display

is

HDCP

(High-bandwidth

Digital

Content

Protection)-compliant.lf

it

isn't,

do

not

connect

it

via

an

HDMI

connection;

use

an

analog

video

connection

instead

and

make

a

separate

audio

connection.

•

AVR

171

0S/AVR

171S

only:

If

you

have

connected

a

3D

-c

apable

TV

to

HDMI

Out

1

and

a

2D-capable

TV

to

HDMI

Out

2,

the

AVA

will

not

allow

3D

playback

when

both

TVs

are

powered

on.

To

watch

3D

content,

turn

off

the

AVR

and

both

TVs,

then

first

turn

on

the

3D

TV,

then

turn

on

the

AVR,

and

finally

turn

on

the

3D

source

device

.

Do

NOT

turn

the

2D

TV

back

on.

HDMI/MHL

Input

connector:

If

you

have

a

Aoku

Streaming

Stick

or

other

MHL

-capable

device,

connect

it

only

to

this

HDMI/MHL

In

connector

.

If

you

do

not

have

an

MHL

device

you

can

use

this

connector

for

an

HDMI-capable

device.

Speaker

connectors:

Use

two-conductor

speaker

wire

to

connect

each

set

of

terminals

to

the

correct

speaker.

See

Connect

Your

Speakers

,

on

page

14

,

for

more

information.

NOTE:

The

Assigned

Amp

speaker

connectors

(AVR

171

OS/

AVA

171

S

only)

are

used

for

the

surround

back

or

Front

Height

channels

in

a

7.1

-

channel

home

theater,

or

you

can

reassign

them

to

a

remote

room

for

multizone

operation

or

to

front

height

channels

for

Dolby®

Pro

Logic

liz

operation.

See

Place

Your

Speakers

,

on

page

11,

for

more

information.

Analog

Video

connectors:

The

following

Analog

Video

connectors

are

provided

:

•

Composite

Video

Input

connectors:

Use

composite

video

connectors

for

video

source

devices

that

don't

have

HDMI

connectors.

You

will

also

need

to

make

an

audio

connection

from

the

source

device

to

the

AVR.

See

Connect

Your

Audio

and

Video

Source

Devices

,

on

page

16,

for

more

information.

•

Composite

Video

Monitor

Out

connector:

If

your

TV

or

video

display

does

not

have

an

HDMI

connector,

or

if

your

TV

doe

s

hav

e

an

HDMI

connector

but

you

are

connecting

some

source

devices

with

only

composite

video

connectors,

use

a

composite

video

cable

(not

included)

to

connect

the

AVA's

Composite

Video

Monitor

Out

connector

to

your

TV

's

composite

video

input.

Rear-Panel

Connectors

HDMI®

Input

connectors:

An

HDMI

connec

t

ion

transmits

digital

audio

and

video

signals

between

devices.

If

your

source

devices

have

HDMI

connectors

,

using

them

will

provide

the

best

possible

video

and

audio

performance

quality

.

Since

the

HDMI

cable

carries

both

digital

video

and

digital

audio

signals,

you

do

not

have

to

make

any

additional

audio

connections

for

devices

you

connect

via

the

HDMI

connection.

See

Connect

Your

Audio

and

Video

Source

Devices,

on

page

16

,

for

more

information.

IR

and

Trigger

connector:

The

following

IR

and

trigger

connectors

are

provided:

•

IR

In

connectors:

When

the

IR

sensor

on

the

front

panel

is

blocked

(such

as

when

the

AVA

is

installed

inside

a

cabinet

),

connect

an

optiona

l

lA

receiver

to

the

IR

In

jack.

•

12V

Trigger

connector:

This

connector

provides

12V

DC

whenever

the

AVR

is

on

.

It

can

be

used

to

turn

on

and

off

other

dev

ice

s

such

as

a

powered

subwoofer

.

•

Zone

2

IR

Input

connector

(AVR

17105/AVR

1715

only):

Connect

a

remote

lA

receiver

located

in

Zone

2

of

a

multizone

system

to

this

jack

to

control

the

AVA

from

the

remote

zone.

Fan

Vents

(AVR

17105/AVR

1715

only):

These

vents

are

used

by

the

AVA's

fan

to

cool

the

system

.

Maintain

a

clearance

of

at

least

three

inches

(75mm)

from

the

nearest

surface

to

avoid

overheating

the

unit.

It

is

normal

for

the

fan

to

remain

off

at

most

normal

volume

levels.

An

automatic

temperature

sensor

turns

the

fan

on

only

when

it

is

needed.

IMPORTANT

NOTE:

Never

block

the

fan

vents.

Doing

so

could

allow

the

AVR

to

overheat

to

dangerous

levels.

AC

Input

connector

(AVR

1715/AVR

1615

only):

After

you

have

made

and

verified

all

other

connections,

plug

the

supplied

AC

power

cord

into

this

recep

t

acle

and

into

an

unswitched

wall

outlet.

Power

cord

(AVR

17105/AVR

16105

only):

After

you

have

made

and

verified

all

other

connections,

plug

the

power

cord

into

an

unswitched

wall

outlet.

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System

Remote

Control

Functions,

continued

In

addition

to

controlling

the

AVR,

the

AVR

remote

is

capable

of

controlling

eight

other

devices,

including

an

iPod/iPhone

device

connected

to

the

AVA's

front-panel

USB

port.

During

the

installation

process,

you

may

program

the

codes

for

each

of

your

source

components

into

the

remote.

(See

Program

the

Remote

to

Control

Your

Source

Devices

and

rv,

on

page

21,

for

programming

information.)

To

operate

a

component,

press

its

Source

Selector

button

to

change

the

remote's

control

mode.

A

button's

function

depends

on

which

component

is

being

controlled

.

See

Table

A

13

in

the

Appendix

for

listings

of

the

functions

for

each

type

of

component.

Most

of

the

buttons

on

the

remote

have

dedicated

functions,

although

the

precise

codes

transmitted

vary

depending

on

the

specific

device

being

controlled.

Due

to

the

wide

variety

of

functions

for

various

source

devices,

we

have

included

only

a

few

of

the

most-often

used

functions

on

the

remote:

number

buttons,

transport

controls,

television-channel

control,

menu

access

and

power

on

and

off.

Buttons

dedicated

to

the

AVR

-

AVR

Power

On/Off,

Surround

Modes,

Volume,

Mute,

Delay

and

Sleep

Settings

-

are

available

at

any

time,

even

when

the

remote

is

controlling

another

device.

Power

On/Power

Off

buttons:

Press

these

buttons

to

turn

the

AVR

on

and

put

it

into

Sleep

or

turn

it

off.

See

Power

Indicator/Power

Button,

on

page

4,

for

more

information

.

IR

Transmitter:

As

buttons

are

pressed

on

the

remote,

infrared

codes

are

emitted

through

this

lens

.

Zone

2

button

(AVR

17105/AVR

171S

only):

Use

this

button

to

select

whether

the

AVR

commands

will

affect

the

main

listening

area

(Zone

1)

or

the

remote

zone

of

a

multizone

system

(Zone

2).

When

the

remote

is

in

the

Zone

2

control

mode,

the

Zone

2

button

will

illuminate

whenever

you

press

a

button.

Mute

button:

Press

this

button

to

mute

the

AVA's

speaker-output

connectors

and

headphone

jack.

To

restore

the

sound

,pr

ess

this

button

or

adjust

the

volume.

Source

Selector

buttons:

Press

one

of

these

buttons

to

select

a

source

device,

e.g.

,

Disc,

Cable/Sat,

Radio,

etc.

This

action

will

also

turn

on

the

AVR

and

switch

the

remote's

control

mode

to

operate

the

selected

source

device.

•

The

first

press

of

the

Radio

button

switches

the

AVR

to

the

last

-used

tuner

band

(AM

or

FM).

Each

successive

press

changes

the

band

.

•

The

first

press

of

the

USB

button

switches

the

AVR

to

the

last-used

source

(USB

or

iPod)

.

Each

successive

press

cycles

between

the

two

sources.

•

The

first

press

of

the

Network

button

switches

the

AVR

to

the

last-used

source

(Network

or

vTuner)

.

Each

successive

press

cycles

between

the

two

sources

.

AVR

button:

Press

to

put

the

remote

into

the

AVR

control

mode.

Surround

Modes

button:

Press

this

button

to

access

the

Surround

Modes

submenu.

Select

a

surround

-

mode

category:

Auto

Select

,

Virtual

Surround,

Stereo,

HARMAN

NSP,

Movie,

Music

or

Game.

When

you

sele

ct

the

category

,it

is

hi

g

hlighted

and

the

surround

mode

changes

.

To

change

the

surround

mode

for

the

selected

category

navigate

to

the

Surround

Mode

menu

in

the

AVA

's

on-screen

display

menu,

select

the

desired

category,

and

use

the

Left/

Right

buttons

to

select

one

of

the

available

surround

modes.

See

the

Advanced

Functions

section

,

on

page

29

,

for

more

information.

OSD/Menu

button:

When

the

remote

is

controlling

the

AVR,

press

this

button

to

display

the

AVA

's

on-screen

display

(OSD)

menu.

This

button

is

also

used

within

the

tuner

menus

and

an

iPod

connected

to

the

AVA's

front-panel

USB

port

,

and

is

also

used

to

display

the

main

menu

on

some

source

devices

.

Up/Down/Left/Right

buttons:

These

buttons

a

re

used

to

navigate

the

menu

system

and

to

operate

the

tuner

.

OK

button:

This

button

is

used

to

select

i

tems

from

the

menu

system.

Back/Exit

button:

Press

this

button

to

return

to

the

previous

menu

or

to

exit

the

menu

system.

Home

button:

Press

this

button

to

display

the

Home

menu

for

a

Roku

Streaming

Stick

'"

that

is

connected

to

the

AVA

's

MHUHDMI

connector

.

Number

buttons:

Us

e

these

button

s

to

e

nt

er

numb

ers

for

radio

-sta

tion

fr

e

quencie

s

or

to

select

station

presets

.

System

Remote

Control

Functions

Clear

button:

Press

this

button

to

clear

a

radio

station

frequency

you

have

started

to

enter.

Test

Tone

button:

Press

this

button

to

activate

test

noise

that

will

circulate

through

each

I

speaker,

allowing

you

to

adjust

the

individual

speaker

levels.

Use

the

Up/Down

buttons

to

switch

the

noise

to

a

different

speaker

and

use

the

Left/Right

buttons

to

change

the

volume

of

the

speaker

the

noise

is

playing

through.

Delay

Adjust

button:

Pressing

this

button

lets

you

adjust

two

different

types

of

delay

settings

(use

the

Up/Down

buttons

to

cycle

through

the

settings):

•

Lip

Sync:

This

setting

lets

you

resynchronize

the

audio

and

video

signals

from

a

source

to

eliminate

a

"lip

sync

"

problem

.

Lip-sync

issues

can

occur

when

the

video

portion

of

a

signal

undergoes

additional

processing

in

either

the

source

device

or

the

video

display.

Use

the

Left/Right

buttons

to

delay

the

audio

by

up

to

1

BOrns.

•

Distance:

These

settings

let

you

set

the

delay

for

each

speaker

to

compensate

for

the

different

distances

they

may

be

from

the

listening

position.

Use

the

Up/Down

buttons

to

cycle

through

each

of

the

system's

speakers,

and

use

the

Left/Right

buttons

to

set

the

distance

each

speaker

is

from

the

listening

position.

See

Manual

Speaker

Setup

,

on

page

30

,

for

more

information

.

Sleep

button:

Press

this

button

to

activate

the

sleep

timer

,

which

turns

off

the

receiver

after

a

programmed

period

of

time.

Each

press

increases

the

time

by

10

minutes,

up

to

90

minutes-

ending

with

the

"

Sleep

Off

"

message.

Volume

Up/Down

buttons:

Press

these

buttons

to

raise

or

lower

the

volume.

Channel/Tuner

buttons:

When

radio

has

been

selected,

press

these

buttons

to

select

a

preset

radio

station

.

While

operating

a

cable

,

satellite

or

HDTV

set-top

box

or

a

television,

press

these

buttons

to

change

channels.

Info/Option

button:

Press

to

display

the

available

option

settings

for

the

current

source.

Display

Dimmer

button:

Press

this

button

to

dim

the

AVA's

front-panel

Message

Display

partially

or

fully.

Preset

Scan

button:

When

Radio

is

the

selected

source

,

press

this

button

to

play

each

of

your

preset

rad

io

stations

in

order

for

five

seconds

.

Pressing

the

button

again

to

remain

tuned

to

the

current

station

.

RDS

button

(AVR

171S/AVR

161S

only):

When

listening

to

an

FM

radio

station

that

broadcasts

RDS

information

,

this

button

activates

the

various

RDS

functions.

Direct

button:

Press

this

button

to

directly

tune

to

a

radio

station

by

using

the

Number

buttons

to

enter

its

frequency.

Memory

button:

Press

this

button

to

save

the

current

radio

or

vTuner

station

as

a

preset.

Transport

Control

buttons:

These

buttons

are

used

to

control

source

devices.

Previous

Channel

button:

When

TV

is

the

selected

source,

press

this

button

to

switch

to

the

previously-tuned

channel.

9

AVR

Introduction

to

Home

Theater

This

introductory

section

will

help

you

to

familiarize

yourself

with

some

basic

concepts

unique

to

multichannel

surround

-

sound

receivers,

which

will

make

it

easier

for

you

to

set

up

and

operate

your

AVR.

Typical

Home

Theater

System

A

home

theater

typically

includes

an

audio/video

receiver,

which

controls

the

system

and

supplies

amplification

for

the

loudspeakers;

a

disc

player;

a

source

component

for

television

broadcasts

(cable

box,

satellite

dish

receiver,

HDTV

tuner

or

antenna

connected

to

the

TV);

a

TV

or

video

display;

and

multiple

loudspeakers.

Multichannel

Audio

The

main

benefit

of

a

home

theater

system

is

its

ability

to

produce

"surround

sound."

Surround

sound

uses

multiple

speakers

and

amplifier

channels

to

immerse

you

in

the

audio/video

presentation

for

a

dramatically

increased

sense

of

realism.

Your

AVR

may

have

up

to

seven

main

speakers

connected

directly

to

it,

plus

a

subwoofer.

Each

main

speaker

is

powered

by

its

own

amplifier

channel

inside

the

AVR.

A

system

with

more

than

two

speakers

is

called

a

multichannel

system.

The

different

main

speaker

types

in

a

home

theater

system

are:

Front

Left

and

Right:

The

front

left

and

right

speakers

are

used

as

in

a

two-channel

system.

In

many

surround-sound

modes,

these

speakers

are

secondary,

while

the

main

action,

especially

dialogue,

is

reproduced

by

the

center

speaker.

Center:

When

you

are

watching

movies

and

television

programs,

the

center

speaker

reproduces

most

of

the

dialogue

and

other

soundtrack

information,

anchoring

it

with

the

picture.

When

you

are

listening

to

a

musical

program,

the

center

speaker

helps

to

create

a

seamless

front

soundstage

,

creating

a

realistic

"

you-are-there"

listening

experience.

Surround

Left

and

Right:

The

surround

left

and

right

speakers

produce

ambient

sounds

that

help

create

a

realistic

and

immersive

surround-sound

environment.

They

also

help

recreate

directional

sound

effects

such

as

aircraft

flyovers

.

Many

people

expect

the

surround

speakers

to

play

as

loudly

as

the

front

speakers

.

Although

you

will

calibrate

all

of

the

speakers

in

your

system

to

sound

equally

loud

at

the

listening

position,

most

artists

use

the

surround

speakers

for

ambient

effects

only,

and

they

create

their

programs

to

steer

relatively

little

sound

to

these

speakers.

Subwoofer:

A

subwoofer

is

designed

to

pl

ay

only

the

lowest

frequencies

(the

deep

bass).

It

augments

smaller,

limited-range

main

speakers

that

are

usually

used

for

the

other

channels

.

Many

digital-format

programs,

such

as

movies

recorded

in

Dolby

Digital,

contain

a

low-frequency

effects

(LFE)

channel

that

is

directed

to

the

subwoofer

.

The

LFE

channel

packs

the

punch

of

a

rumbling

train

or

airplane

,

or

the

power

of

an

explosion,

adding

realism

and

excitement

to

your

home

theater.

Some

people

use

two

subwoofers

for

additional

power

and

for

even

distribution

of

the

sound

.

Surround

Back

Left

and

Right

(AVR

1710S/AVR

171S

only):

Surround

back

channel

speakers

are

us

ed

with

surround

modes

such

as

the

Dolby

Digital

EX

,

Dolby

Digital

Plus

,

Dolby

TrueHD,

DTS-ES

®

(Discrete

and

Matrix),

DTS-HD'"

High

Resolution

Audio,

DTS-HD

Master

Audio'"

and

Logic

7®

7.1

modes

that

are

designed

for

7.1-channel

systems

.

Front

Height

Left

and

Right

(AVR

1710S/AVR

171S

only):

Your

AVR

includes

Dolby

Pro

Logic

liz

decoding,

which

uses

the

AVR's

Assigned

Amp

channels

as

front

height

chann

e

ls.

The

addition

of

front

height

channels

-

an

additional

pair

of

speakers

positioned

above

the

front

left

and

right

speakers

-

produces

a

surround-sound

experience

with

added

depth

and

dimension

by

creating

lifelike

sound

that

comes

at

you

from

varying

heights.

NOTE:

You

can

set

up

your

system

to

use

either

surround

back

speakers

or

front

height

speakers

;

you

cannot

use

both.

The

surround

back

and

front

height

channel

speakers

are

optional.

If

your

system

does

not

include

surround

back

or

front

height

speakers,

you

can

set

up

your

AVR

with

a

5.1-

channel

surround

-

sound

system

in

the

main

listening

area

,

and

you

can

reassign

the

surround

back

channel

amplifiers

to

power

loudspeakers

located

in

another

room

in

a

multizone

system.

10

Introduction

to

Home

Theater

Surround

Modes

There

are

different

theories

as

to

the

best

way

to

present

surround

sound

and

to

distribute

each

audio

channel's

sounds

to

the

surround-sound

system's

speakers

.

A

variety

of

algorithms

have

been

developed

in

an

effort

to

recreate

the

way

we

hear

sounds

in

the

real

world,

providing

you

with

a

rich

variety

of

options.

Several

companies

have

developed

different

surround-sound

technologies,

all

of

which

can

be

accurately

reproduced

by

your

AVR:

•

Dolby

Laboratories:

Dolby

TrueHD,

Dolby

Digital

Plus,

Dolby

Digital,

Dolby

Digital

EX

(AVR

170S/AVR

171S

only)

,

Dolby

Pro

Logic®

II,

Dolby

Pro

Logic

®

llx

and

liz

(AVR

170S/AVR

171S

only).

•

DTS:

DTS-HD

High

Resolution

Audio

,

DTS-HD

Master

Audio,

DTS,

DTS-ES

(Discrete

and

Matrix),

DTS

Neo:6

®,

DTS

96

/

24

'

".

•

HARMAN

International:

HARMAN

NSP,

HARMAN

Headphone.

•

Stereo

Modes:

Generic

modes

that

expand

upon

conventional

two-channel

stereo,

including

5CH

Stereo

and

7CH

Stereo

(AVR

171

OS/AVR

171

S

only)

.

Appendix

Table

A10,

on

page

41,

contains

detailed

explanations

of

the

different

surround-sound

options

available

on

your

AVR.

Digital

surround-sound

modes

,

such

as

the

Dolby

Digital

and

DTS

modes,

are

available

only

on

specially

encoded

programs

,

such

as

those

available

via

HDTV,

DVD

and

Blu-ray

Disc

media

and

digital

cable

or

satellite

television.

Other

surround

modes

may

be

used

with

digital

and

analog

signals

to

create

a

different

surround

presentation

or

to

use

a

different

number

of

speakers

.

Surround

-

mode

selection

depends

upon

the

number

of

speakers

in

your

system,

the

program

you

are

watching

or

listening

to

,

and

your

personal

tastes

.