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NVP100-xx Single Zone Player NVP200-xx Single Zone Player NVGW100-xx Wireless Gateway NVP3100-xx Three Zone Player NVP3500-xx Three Zone Player NVP300-xx Single Zone Pre-Amplifier Q Windows {iTunes Medla CG Rhapsody PANDORA setunein (siriusxnn))) INTERNET REDS Bluetooth DYNAMIC VOLUME Direct Stream 1 + \ 4 Pe choame Atechio Table of Contents TItrOdUctiOn acccccsssssssssssssessesecessssssssssessssssssssssssssssssssssssesssssssusvisesssssssnsesssessocsssatsessecssscecescoessesserensaunesesasecesseseceesngssersssoussseseusesssnsenssesee Page 3 NVP100-xx Single Zone Player Front and Back Panel Features vu... csesssssssscsscsscsssssssssssssnsssssssesvecssssesessssssrsessassssssssessssseseesssenes Page 4 NVP200-xx Single Zone Player Front and Back Panel Features w.c.sssesssssessscsscssssscssssesssssssessersesessessssssssrsarsassssssssesseseseeresens Page 5 NVP3100-xx Triple Zone Player Front and Back Panel Features... Page 6 NVP3500-xx Triple Zone Player Front and Back Panel Features......, w. Page 7 NVP300-xx Singe Zone Pre-Amplifier Front and Back Panel Features..uu..csssessssssssssssssssssssesssssessssssesesssssssssesssssassssssssessess Page 8 1. Setup/Installation TT Network Requirements wossecsccsssssssssssesssssssssssssssssesssssssssssssosssessssbessssssisessessesesoesesseccsecgecesessescssesessssesvensasesseeceseseeqnesssstsneanensnessessenessess Page 9 1.2 Connecting the Gateway to the Network ... Page 9 1.3 Hardwiring the Players Directly to the Network ...csssssssccsssecse ww Page 10 1.4 Installing the NVP3100-xx and NVP3500-xx Triple Zone Players ..ssssssssssessesssssssssscsssscsessesessssssecessessssssssssessessssscssssessesseeseenessassansessnsssn Page 11 1.5 Connecting the Speakers to the NVP100-xx and NVP200-xx Single Zone Players...........ccssssssscssssessssssseseeseeserecseceesstssesensansannnenneenenerteets Page 12 1,6 Connecting the Speakers to the NVP3100-xx and NVP3500 xx Triple Zone Players........ccscssssssssssssssersssssecsecssensssessanssssssasessnneseseness Page 12 2. Setting Up a System from the i0S or Android App 2.1 New System Setup ....cssssccesssssssssssssssssssessssssssssssssssssssssssscesenssssssvsensesessssssssssssssscsessssssesssssecersessssussescsesssssuessseseensssessesersessnssssssessesessnsensesees Page 13 2.2 Adding Zones to an Existing System wesscscssecseesetssesesssseecesessencenesssssssessnssnssssssssssessussessssssssssescescasssssessuanevassesssssessessescessceencansnees Page 16 2.3 Adding Additional Gateways to an Existing System .usssssssscscscsssssecceesessstetessnssssssseseeeseceseesesenuasessssssaseesesssssssssssesseceensergeaeeretuenentt Page 17 3, Using the i0S and Android Control App 3.1 The Dashboard .........csssesssssssessessssssssvsessessssnssnssesssssesssssesssnsssssvssvscecersssssessssssescassuvsssssesecsesesssnessssssssssssusssscesessssseseesssssssvessesessensansnerseesse Page 18 3,2 MUSIC S@L@CtiON .....sesssssssseseecccessssonssossssnssssnersesssessssnesestssssssessssssssssavesessessecsesatsersaesensevsensossssanssusnessevossessescacacencassssssnusensesssssvessssceecseeseccens Page 18 3.3 Bluetooth Playback woevsssssssesvsssessesssssssvssssseseoesnsusssssesssssseseseeessensesevevsssesssssssssssssescasseseseseetesusesesassessssstsstsossatatsneseseeseanesesseseruesssansi Page 19 BoA LIMO Lc ecsssssssssssssssssvssssscsssesssssssssssvessussosssesesscsssccessssssessonessonsescassegasssssssssssssssssusssssestessesssessossesecsssotscsesesesenssnessrsossesseseeseeaeeenssetenseareneste Page 19 3,5 Direct Strearn ..sesssssssssssssssssecssssesssssssssssessssssssssessscsccssssnssannsssssessssesssnsssesssessssssssusssosersessssnssessssessesssssesssescesssssvesscesassnsaresseseesesasansassessessee Page 20 4. The Settings Menu ALT LOMOS vrescssesssccssssecssssnsvecssssssnssevecsssoneccssenssesscssssssnssecssvssssecsssusessensenssessessavessesansesscessassseassasorsssessssvecansnsessessscasentsvessessusencensnuerescassesenensnaees Page 21 4.2 GatOWAYS cssssesssssssssssssssvessseosensssssssssssesssvessessusussensessssesssesseesesssasssesessesensssssessesssssssssssssussssssusessesssesscoresesnsssssasessssnsssessseesssescescesotatssesate Page 23 4.3 Controller... w. Page 24 4.4 Add a NuVo Component... 4.5 Music Library... A,6 MUSIC SOrViCeS .occssssssseccssssssssvssessossesesssssesesessssssssesssssnsssesessssessesssvescetevsssescensesescsestsvvesesnssisteressavessescassessasssuevossonsersassuusatsneseeneasssestonsauevsess ALT SYSUOM ..scscsssssesonsonsussevsssscessacssnssuseunssessssssesecseceuseccusseseseeseeseseetoecencentaccuersssenssssonsssnuusesasssssesesssssosseesseserstansensssnssssussassvnsssesecsesseseenserseeasseee 4.8 international... 6. Troubleshooting 6.1 Front Pamel LEDS ......ssssssessesscsssesessssnsnsvesenssssssscersesssesesesessssestentenetceccecarcesenesassesssnsnsassnessuneerssesssnsssseaseseacanseessssssunevessssesstsssuecsecseceseeseecesees Page 30 6.2 Not Connected..... . Page 30 6.3 Restoring Defaults cicsscscssssssssvessesssssoscssssssssosonssssssssescssseeseseessssssssssssossteseussssesssesssesssesseserseseceesenesassansusserusnsecseeceesecesessenesnanesseneaessata Page 31 6.4 System Diagnostics. scsscccssssssescesssssssecessosocesssesecseccereesensensstenesensorssunsunesnanmesssesnestesseuessereseaseaessssssssuntenanaseesetecsaseessesessesssassnvesneesa Page 32 6.5 Advanced Network Management wesscscecsesssssssessssesssesescersssensecsessssssessssessosssssecssssssesssssessssessesessensssssssassessavessueseesesesssssassansasnasssnaasensa Page 33 7. Specifications oo... ceseescccseccsssssssssssssssessssssesssstsesssssssesseseecsesceseesercersensesensasnssusvesssssvssvessessssessssesesessessasssssssnssnssensessessesesssesssessensnesssstsstsn Page 34 2 Welcome to the exciting world of the NuVo Player Portfolio Audio System, Now your favorite music, in any room you want it, anytime you want it, is as close as the touch of a button on any of your Apple or Android Wi-Fi enabled portable devices, True high fidelity music, from your own personal library or streaming from the Internet, is more afford-
able and accessible than you ever imagined. This is your guide to quickly and easily filling a home with music, Wireless Audio Systarn Add speakers to each Player for hi-fidelity audio in any room of your home. Nvp , 200-55, Playe P Enjoy music streaming from the Internet. NVGW100-xx Gateway Wirelessly control the system with an Android or 0S Wi-Fi device, Add up to 16 independent players to the system. The NVP100-xx, NVP200-xx and NVP300-xx can be connected wirelessly or by Ethernet - wireless method shown.
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, o your network with the Player Portfolio System. Simply connect the Wireless Gateway to your home's router. aie tlaane Audio iid-ax Single Zone Player Front Panel Features (wireless or Ethernet Comectivity) 1. Volume Down: Press to decrease audio volume. 2. Volume Up: Press to increase audio volume. 3. Mute: Press to mute/un-mute audio, 4, LED Indicator: Indicates status of NVP100-xx (see table in section 6.1 for details).
@) Q) 6) 1, Ethernet: This RJ45 port allows for a wired connection directly to the NVGW100-xx Gateway or directly to the network router. 2, USB: A USB storage device can share music content with the NuVo Player Portfolio Audio System through this port. 3, Audio In: This 3.5mm stereo input will accept any analog line level audio signal. The local audio source is amplified by the local player, as well as providing it as an additional source selection in any other associated audio zones within the NuVo Player Portfolio Audio System. 4. Audio Out: This 3.5mm stereo output provides the local line level audio signal to an additional amplifier, powered subwoofer, or headphones. 5, Speaker Outputs*: These binding posts provide an amplified audio signal to any connected speakers. The maximum output of the P100 is 40 Watts at 8 Ohm stereo, 6, AC: The switchable universal power supply will accept any incoming AC voltage worldwide.
* If the audio output of a video device is the source, there will be no perceptible delay in audio if a single player zone is selected. If two or more player zones are playing the audio from the video source an audio buffer will be engaged which will add a delay between the audio and video source.
***Not all USB drives are supported natively by the USB port as current draw is limited to XX amps. If a device that exceeds this is used, an external power supply must be used. Mode Home Atchio rroret Panel Features (Wireless or Ethernet Connectivity) i i 1, Volume Down: Press to decrease audio volume. 2. Velume Up: Press to increase audio volume. 3, Mute: Press to mute/un-mute audio. 4, Bluetooth: Press to cause the NVP200-xx to change to the next paired device in the list. Press and hold to break any current connections, become discoverable, and accept pairing requests. 5, LED Indicator: Indicates status of NVP200-xx (see table in section 6.1 for details). lover Back Panel Features (Wireless or Ethernet Connectivity) aX Site \
D 2) 7 1. Ethernet: This 8/45 port allows for a wired connection directly to the NVGW100-xx Gateway or directly to the network router. 2, USB: A USB storage device can share music content with the NuVo Player Portfolio Audio System through this port. 3, Audio In; This 3.5mm stereo input will accept any analog line level audio signal. The local audlo source is amplified by the local Player, as weil as providing it as an additional source selection in any other associated audio zones within the NuVo Player Portfolfo Audio System. 4, Audio Out*; This 3.5mm stereo output provides the local line level audio signal to an additional amplifier, powered subwoofer, or headphones, 5. Setup Mic: This 3.5mm input is for use with future software upgrades. 6. Speaker Outputs*: These binding posts provide an amplified local audio signal to any connected speakers, The maximum output of the P200 is 120 Watts at 8 Ohm stereo. 7, AC: The switchable universal power supply will accept any incoming AC voltage worldwide.
* If the audio output of a video device is the source, there will be no perceptible delay in audio if a single player zone is selected. If two or more player zones are playing the audio from the video source an audio buffer will be engaged which will add a delay hetween the audio and video source,
***Not all USB drives are supported natively by the USB port as current draw is limited to XX amps. Ifa device that exceeds this is used, an external power supply must be used. Wohigtie Howe Audio 1, Standby LED Indicator: Indicates whether the NVP3100-xx is powered on, and whether it is in active or standby mode, 2. Zone 1 LED Indicator: indicates status of NVP3100-xx Zone 1(see table in section 6.1 for details), 3. Zone 2 LED Indicator: indicates status of NVP3100-xx Zone 2 (see table in section 6.1 for details), 4, Zone 3 LED Indicator: Indicates status of NVP3100-xx Zone 3 (see table in section 6.1 for details). aiideax done Player Hack Panel Pee Q ures (Etheraet Connectivity) 1. Ethernet: The NVP3100-xx is designed to connect directly to the network LAN. The second port enables multiple NVP3100-xx to share the same network connection within one system. 2. Speaker Outputs*: This modular connection provides a maximum 40 Watts stereo amplified signal to the connected speakers. Each zone represents an indepen-dent output. 3, Line In: This 3.5mm stereo input will accept any analog line level audio signal. The local audio source is amplified by the local Player, as well as provid-
ing it as an additional source selection in any other associated audio zones within the NuVo Player Portfolio Audio System. Each zone represents an independent input. 4, Trigger In: This optional input is for a 3-12 volt input trigger (for possible use with a future firmware release). 5, Line Out*: This 3.5mm stereo output provides the local line level audio signal to an additional amplifier, powered subwoofer, or headphones. Each zone represents an independent output. 6. Trigger Out : This 3.5mm output acts as a voltage (5V, 20mA) trigger for external equipment, to turn on an external amp when audio is present on the zone, 7, USB: A USB storage drive can share music content with the NuVo Player Portfolio Audio System through this port. Each zone represents an indepen-dent input. 8. Setup: This button is used for each of the zone sections in the setup process to associate the zone control with the network.
* If the audio output of a video device is the source, there will be no perceptible delay in audio if a single player zone is selected. If two or more player zones are playing the audio from the video source an audio buffer will be engaged which will add a delay between the audio and video source.
***Not all USB drives are supported natively by the USB port as current draw is limited to XX amps. If a device that exceeds this is used, an external power supply must be used. Whale Hore Audio ayer Front Panel (Ethemet ConnectivityB&0 {CEpower Amplification)
1. Power Button: The Power button toggles the power on and off to the NVP3500-xx component. It is also used in the reset procedure for each of the zones. 2. Setup Buttons: Each of the three zones housed in the NVP3500-xx have a separate setup button used in the initial system setup process. These buttons are also used in the zone reset procedure, When the system is set up, each zone has an associated LED that indicates that zones power status (see table in section 6.1 for details). 3, Zone 3 USB***; The USB input can be used to add digital music files to the systems music library. When a USB hard drive is inserted into the input, the system will recognize the drive, scan the files and automatically add them to the library. Zone Player Bach Panel Featuves (Ethernet Connectivity--B&0 ICkpower Amplification) 1. Ethernet: The NVP3500-xx is designed to connect directly to the network LAN. The second port enables multiple Players to share the same network connection within one system, 2. Zone 1 and Zone 2 USB: Any USB storage device can share music content with the NuVo Player Portfolio Audio System through these ports. Lach port can accept a separate drive. 3. Trigger in: These optional inputs are for 3-12 volt input triggers (for possible use with a future firmware release). Trigger Out: These 3.5mm outputs act as a voltage (5V, 20mA) trigger for external equipment, to turn on an external amp when audio is present on the zone. 4, Line In/Line Out: Each of the three zones have an independent RCA line input for a local analog audio source, and RCA audio output for use with an additional amplifier or subwoofer. 5. Speaker Outputs* **; Each of the three zones has a modular connector that provides a maximum 200 Watts @ 4 Ohm output. 6. AC; The universal power supply will accept any incoming AC voltage worldwide.
* If the audio output of a video device is the source, there will be no perceptible delay in audio if a single player zone is selected. If two or more player zones are playing the audio from the video source an audio buffer will be engaged which will add a delay between the audio and video source.
** High end Bang & Oulfsen ICEpower Amplifiers are used in the P3500 for amplification*,
*#Not all USB drives are supported natively by the USB port as current draw is limited to XX amps. If a device that exceeds this is used, an external power supply must be used. Vyate flame Audio o Player Front Panel Features (Wireless or Ethernet Connectivity)
1, Volume Down: Press to decrease audio volume. 2. Volume Up: Press to increase audio volume. 3, Mute: Press to mute/un-mute audio. 4, LED Indicator: Indicates status of NVP300 (see table in section 6.1 for details), rack Panel Faatuyes (wireless or Ethernet Connectivity) 6 @ 8 1. Audio In: This isa combination 3.5mm stereo line level and mini TOSLINK optical input. This input will automatically decipher the difference between an analog line level input and TOSLINK optical input. To connect to the TOSLINK input use a standard TOSLINK cable with the supplied TOSLINK mini adapters or use a TOSLINK to TOSLINK mint cable. The line input is available to any player zone within the NuVo Wireless Audio System. 2, Audio Out: This isa combination 3.5mm stereo line level and mini TOSLINK optical output. This 3.5mm stereo output provides the local line level atidio signal to an additional amplifier, powered subwoofer, or headphones, To connect to the TOSLINK input use a standard TOSLINK cable with the supplied TOSLINK mini adapters or use a TOSLINK to TOSLINK mini cable, 3. USB***; Any USB storage device can share music content with the NuVo Player Portfolio Audio System through this port. 4, Ethernet: This RJ45 port allows for a wired connection directly to the GW100 Gateway or directly to the network router, 5. AC: The switchable universal power supply will accept any incoming AC voltage worldwide.
* If the audio output of a video device is the source, there will be no perceptible delay in audio if a single player zone is selected. If two or more player zones are playing the audio from the video source an audio buffer will be engaged which will add a delay between the audio and video source. Not all USB drives are supported natively by the USB port as current draw is limited to XX amps. If a device that exceeds this is used, an external power supply must be used. Ably yd Pops easy 4 : 1 Pome AUGEO 4 i) Meftwerk fequirerments Alive internet connection is necessary for complete setup, operation, and music enjoyment of your NuVo Player Portfolio Audio System. Once the system is set up and run-
ning, Internet is not necessary for listening to music streaming from a network source. For wired Ethernet connectivity a minimum 100mb wired network is necessary for proper communication, This should not be a problem. Todays network routers are designed to operate in the Gigabyte range. If this is nat the case, you should update the installations network equipment before you proceed with the setup, The NuVo Player Portfolio Audio System uses the most advanced dual band 802.11N wireless communi-
cation available for the most robust operation. To insure that all components ave compatible and communicating correctly, itis strongly suggested net-
work routers using the older 802.116 protocal are upgraded. o
i? Connecting the Gateway to the Network The NYGW100-xx Gateway is the wireless communication point for the NuVo Player Portfolio System's wireless capable components. It requires a standard Ethernet CATS or 6
(four twisted pair) wire connection to the homes network. {t should be a standard ElA/TIA 568A or 568B network termination if you choose to terminate the cable to a specific length, as shown in fig. 1, or simply use a pre-terminated network cable (a cable Is included in the package for this purpose), as shown In fig. 2. Note this is a straight-
through connection. You should never connect the Gateway using a crossover style cable. Fig. 1 Top view of RJ45 HAL: LA connector with a!
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12345678 i i tel Fi 2 Pa 3 g. f Wires insert from this end. Fig, 1: EIA 568A and 568B wiring scheme for CATS Cable Pin # S6BA Pin # 568B 1. Green Stripe 1. Orange Stripe 2. Green 2. Orange 3. Orange Stripe 3. Green Stripe 4, Blue 4, Blue 5. Blue Stripe 5. Blue Stripe 6. Orange 6. Green 7, Brown Stripe 7, Brown Stripe 8. Brown 8. Brown Note: Colors listed as stripe are a white wire with a colored stripe. Mole Hore Aucdio Make sure that the installations router is connected to the network modem (this is generally supplied by the Internet Service Provider, ISP) with a single CATS network cable. The Gateway has five Ethernet ports and acts as a standard Ethernet switch. Simply connect the included cable, or any Ethernet cable with a standard R445 modular plug, into one of the five ports on the back of the Gateway and connect the other end into an available port on the back of the installations router, as shown in fig. 3. Fig. 3 Internet connection to, 5 the Modem Anetwork switch can also be used for the connection to the Gateway, provided the switch is connected to the Internet through the network's router. Once you have made the necessary connections, you are ready to continue with each audio zone setup. y the Players Divectly to the Network in lieu of using WiFi to connect to wireless capable components, Ethernet may be used as an alternative (P100-xx, P200-xx and P300-xx) through thru its embedded Ethernet Port, This port allows a standard four twisted pair wire, either CATS or CAT6, terminated with a modular R45 plug to hardwire the units directly to the systems Gateway or network router, as shown in fig 4. Once the player is connected to the network via the Gateway or directly to the home's router, the actual network connection will be com-
pleted from the control app on the desired control device, see 2.2 Advanced Setup. Fig. 4 10 4 installing the NYPITOG0-% ane MVPS 500-xx Zone Players Ifyou are installing the NVP3100-xx or NVP3500-xx rack mount component, the network connection is completed by connecting one of the NVP3100-xx (or NVP3500-xx) two Ethernet ports directly to the homes network using a standard Ethernet cable. Either of the two Ethernet ports will communicate when connected, as shown in fig. 5. The second port is used for daisy chaining multiple P3100 or P3500 units for more audio zones, as shown in fig. 6. Note that the NVP3100-xx and NVP3500-xx are not wireless devices and do not use the Gateway for communication. Fig. 5 Example shown in fig. 5 and 6 using the NVP3100-cc Player Fig. 6
"1 Wihioee Home Audio the NVP700-xy aid NYP 2Q0-2 Coumectiid The NVP100-xx and NXP200-xx zone players are equipped with 5-way binding posts for connecting the amplified audio signal to speakers. These can be bookshelf, floor standing, of installed in the wall or ceiling. 16 gatige speaker wire is recommended for this purpose. The binding posts provide five different methods for terminating the wire, The post can be unscrewed to expose a hole for the speaker wire. Strip about 1/4 inch of insulation from the inner conductor wire and insert it into the hole. Screw the past back in until it firmly secures the wire, as shown in fig 7. The alternative methods are to terminate the speaker wire into banana plugs and insert those into the end of the binding posts, as shown in fig. 8. Spade, Pin and wrapping are alternative connection methods. Be careful to keep the positive and negative speaker connections consistent at both ends, Crossing the left and right terminations will inhibit the audio quality from the amplifier. fig. 7 iG Connecting Speakers to the NVPS 100m and NYPSS00-xy The P3100 and P3500 zone players have three separate zone euro style speaker connectors. The speaker wire is terminated into this modular plug and then inserted into the appropriate zone output on the back panel of the P3100, as shown in fig. 9. Itis only necessary to strip about 1/8 inch of the insulation from the inner conductor for these plugs, Be careful not to let the exposed speaker wires touch, This will short the connection and could damage the amplifier. fig. 9 Example shown using the NVP3100-xx Player 12 bote phone AUdio Once you have connected the system to the local network you are ready to begin adding components in their desired locations, naming those locations for lacal control and creating your multi-zone music system. The process is easily done from any iPod Touch, iPhone, iPad, or Androtd device using the NuVo Wireless Audio System app. ystare SeLup Download the app to your device from the iTunes App Store or the Google Play Marketplace, Make sure your device is connected to the same network as the NuVo Player Port folio Audio System. Open the app and select Setup a new system from the initial screen, as shown in fig. 10. Set up my new system is used fo connect a new i0S or An-
droid device to an existing system. Note that the i105 app will net run on older i0S devices that camiot support i0S5 or later versions, Fig. 10 Fig. 11 You should already have connected your Gateway to the homes network. if not, make sure that connection is made, see section 1.2, Connecting the Gateway to the Network. When the Gateway and home router connection is made, simply touch Next, as shown in fig. 11. Fig. 12 The app will indicate that the Gateway is connected to the network, Touch Next to proceed to the individual zone player setup, as shown in fig. 12. 3 Fig. 13 The next step is to place your first component in its desired location. When it is plugged in and powered on, the front LED light will flash white while the player is booting up. When it is ready the front panel LED will be solid green. Touch the Next button to proceed to the next step, as shown in fig, 13. Each player is assigned a network ID as well as a NuVo System ID. This pracess is complet-
ed by simultaneously pressing the Volume UP and Mute buttons (located on the front panel of the NVP100-xx or NVP200-xx players), or by pressing the Zone Setup button
(located on the back panel of the NVP3100-xx player, or the front panel of the NVP3500-
xx), as shown in fig. 14. Note that the NVP3100-xx and NVP3500-xx support three indi-
vidual zones in the system, Each zone output section has its own setup button, requiring this process to be repeated for each zone. Fig. 14 14 Wwhrade hame Audio Fig. 15 While the connection is being made, the front panel LED will flash. The app will indicate when the connection is complete and the LED will be solid white. Touch Next to proceed, as shown in fig. 15. Choose a zone icon for the device. Then you use the Edit
| Name button to give the zone a customized name. When the selection is complete, touch the Done button, as shown in fig. 16. The Add button will repeat the setup process for the next zone. If you have completed the setup on all of the desired zones, touch the Done button. The app will go to the home screen, referred to as the Dashboard view, as shown in fig. 18. From there any zone can be selected for music playback, and you are ready to enjoy music anywhere in the home. 15 Whole Home Audto wistene Syston Once a system is set up, adding additional NVP100-xx, NVP200-xx, P3100, NVP3500-xx or NVP300-xx zone players is easily done. To do this, go to the Settings button at the bottom of the Dashboard, which is the section of the app defined by the zone icons, as shown in fig. 19. Settings Fig. 20 Touch the Add a NuVo Component but ton as shown in fig. 20. This will take you to the zone setup procedure described in section 2.1 New Wireless System Setup . ee, From this point the setup is identical to the process covered in section 2.1, New System Setup. 16 Heme AUdia Up to two additional Gateways can be added to a system when additional Wi-Fi range is needed, Additional Gateways must be hardwired to the network along with the origi-
nal Gateway. This can be done by plugging the new Gateway(s) into the first Gateway, into the installations router, or a switch from the router. When a new Gateway is added to the system, go to the Settings menu and select Add a NuVo Component, as shown in fig. 21. The control app will recognize that a new Gateway has been added and the next step is to touch Add Gateway(s), as shown In fig. 22. Fig. 21 Settings ee ww The next step will join the new Gateway to the system, as shown in fig. 23, When the process is complete, the app will indicate that the Gateway has been successfully added, as shown in fig, 24. Fig. 23 Fig. 24 The zones in the system will connect to the best Gateway signal at startup, depending on their location, V7
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Yreote Horne Audcto The i0S and Android apps offer complete system control wirelessly from any Wi-Fi enabled phone or tablet. The i0S version is available for free download from the iTunes App Store and the Android version is available from Google Play. Both versions offer the same look and control options, When used with tablets, the display is nicely optimized for a view of the complete system operation on one screen. dal
: i i) he fashbaard System control begins with the Dashboard. All of the available zones are represented by an icon. Your initial selection is done by dragging and dropping a zone into a new zone group, as shown in fig. 25. This can also be done by simply tapping an inactive zone, Once a music selection is made, the related album art and now playing information will appear in the zone group. Zones can play music individually or you can share music by dragging and dropping multiple zones into a single group, as shown in fig, 26. Fig. 25 iy To deactivate a zone and stop the music playback on that zone, simply drag the icon back into the open dashboard area below the zone groups. 5. t eq tion When a zone group is activated by moving a zone Icon into the zone group field (see fig. 25}, the app will go to the music navigation pane. From there, any streaming service, personal music libraries, Bluetooth, Direct Stream or local line in sources can be selected for playback, The available music choices are visible in a music selection ribbon. As you scroll across the selections with your finger, the active choice will be highlighted and the display will change accordingly, as shown in figs. 27, 28, 29 and 30, eres stn & ONT AM Got acm wees al & 15492 AM 407782 sere Atal = O17 AM oe eveeearsy = at? Ata ui. ee Fig. 28 This iPhone Gt jt: Fig, 29 Be Fig.30 Mota Fig. a7 Tuneln d Library 18 HY Playback An important feature of the NVP200-xx zone player is the ability to stream music content from any Bluetooth enabled device. To take advantage of Bluetooth streaming, make sure that your device's Bluetooth is turned on. This is done within the device's settings. When in range of a NVP200-xx, the Nuvo zone will appear in your device's Bluetooth menu. Choose the zone to pair your device, as shown in fig 31. Fig. 31
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A paired device will remain paired and available when it is within range of the paired zone. To connect a device and initiate playback, select Bluetooth as an audio source, as shown in fig. 32. Then select the desired device, as shown in fig. 33. The app will show the selected device as Connected, as shown in fig. 34, and the zone player will switch to the Bluetooth stream. Music content control is made from the connected device you have selected. Tip: Insure volume on connected device is up and desired content is playing. Eait Fig. 32 Fig. 34 More | Bluetooth @
Praying ey SF Each player has a 3.5 mm stereo audio Line in (or RCA jacks for the NVP3500-xx) on its back panel. This input allows any tocal zone analog music source to be plugged in and added to the system as an additional source input. This is done by connecting a 3.5 mm stereo audio cable from the audio output on the playback device and into the input on the zone player, as shown in fig. 35 (3.5 mm stereo to RCA adapter cable used for NYP3500-xx not shown). Fig. 35 i 19 Affeeric Hore Auebio When a line in device is connected to a zone, select Line In from the app, as shown in fig, 36. The device will appear in the Line In menu and be available for selection from afl the zones, as shown in fig. 37, A Rename utility is available by touching the arrow button next to Line Input, this allows a specific name to be given to it in the app, as shown in figs. 38 and 39, Fig. 36 eat More Yo Fig. 37 Fig, 39 Lino in Rename _. a Rename Ifaudio files such as MP3, AAC, FLAC or other audio files are resident on the smart device they can be Fig.40 AST 7 one wirees WS One streamed directly to a player zone by selecting the This Phone, This iPad, This Tablet or the like icon . as shown in fig. 40, When This Phone has been selected all music playable by the smart device will be cataloged and listed in categories such as Artists, Albums, Tracks, Playlists and the like similar to what is presented when using the Library Source. Select the desired function and the app will lead the way, once you are playing something, grouping, volume, transport mute and more will function just like it does when listening to other sources, NOTES: Direct streaming requirements:
A smartphone with the NuVo Player Portfolio app loaded and at a version of 1.8 or greater. Firmware version 1.8 or greater in the Player Portfolio system, Asmart device being connected to the same network as the Player system. Operation notes:
Once a device is direct streaming to a zone, other zones can join the zone and listen but cant select content. Additional zones have transport control. Local joined zones have volume and mute control as well as the ability to feave the group. The number of smart devices used ina system cant exceed the number of Player zones availa-
ble. i.e. A four zone system can have a maximum of four smart devices connected and streaming simultaneously, A sixteen zone system can support up to sixteen smart devices, Any file format the smart device can play, direct stream supports. 20 Whyoie Hore Audto The Settings menu has several selections important to the systems control and operation. Access to Settings is made through the Settings button located at the bottom of the Dashboard. On the smaller format devices such as the iPhone, iPod Touch, or Android phones, if you are on the Now Playing screen or browsing musical selections, the Home button at the top of the screen will always return the app to the Dashboard, as shown in fig, 41. From there, touch the Settings button, as shown in fig. 42 to access the Settings menu, as shown in fig. 43. Fig. 41 Living Room Fig. 43 Settings 8 Bot Faye fo) AEE Selecting Zones in the Settings menu provides several controls for audio playback and functionality, as shown in fig. 44, When the Zones button is touched, the app will display the choice of zones within the system, as shown in fig. 45. When one of the zones is selected, its individual settings and controls will be available, as shown in fig. 46. Fig. 44 Settings oe Fig, 45 settings | ap Fig. 46 zens. Zone Settings a 21 Virgie Hoe Audio The Zone Settings menu has several zone playback choices that are simple slider adjustments or on/off choices. Bass, Treble, and Balance: These three sliders allow individual settings for each zone. Loudness: This on/off button allows for bass boost designed for low volume listening. Fixed Volume Line Out: Each of the zone players has an individual audio line out. This allows the audio output of the zone to be supplied to an additional amplifier, subwoofer, or even headphones. By default, this feature is set to Off and the volume level of the zone output will adjust with the volume setting made on the app. For some uses, such as fora separate amplifier used in a sub-zone, a fixed zone output volume level is required for use with a separate volume control, For those instances, turn this feature On. Mono: When this feature is turned on, it sums the individual left and right stereo outputs into a single identical audio output for each of the speaker ter-
minals. This is a very useful feature in allowing a single mono speaker to provide all the stereo audio content to a zone, or you may have a large area in which the speakers would be too far apart to be in ear-shot of a single listener. Audyssey Dynamic Volume: This is designed to level relative volume between audio selections. This feature {s useful where the music is meant to be ata lower background level. Itis not recommended for critical listening scenarios. ifyou touch the zone icon and name at the top of the Zones Settings screen, as shown in fig. 47, the zone Icon page will appear. From there you can change a zones icon and name, as shown in fig, 48.
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i Fig, 48 Fig. 47 Zones | Zone Settings Audio Settings The Advanced section has a single selection, as shown in fig, 49. It allows the NVP100-xx, NVP200-xx or the NVP300-xx wireless communication to be set at the default 2.4 GHz band or the higher 5 GHz, shown in fig. 50. In most settings 2.4 is preferred. The exception is a scenario in which there are many wireless networks operating in close proximity, Since most network traffic is in the 2.4 GHz band, audio streaming could be a challenge. In these instances, the zone can be changed to 5 GHz where there is more streaming bandwidth and the traffic is much lower, Note that the 5 GHz wireless range is lower than 2.4, Multiple Gateways can he installed to increase the wireless range when needed, see section 2.3 Adding Additional Gateways to an Existing System. Fig. 49 Fig. 50 When this setting is changed, the NVP100-xx or NVP200-xx will go offline momentarily causing the front panel LED to flash red. When the LED returns to solid white, the zone is back on the network and ready to resume normal operation. This wireless band selection only applies to the NVP100-xx and NVP200-xx wireless players, This feature will not be active if you are using the NVP3100-xx or NVP3500-xx. 22 She tiene Aaedia The NVP100-xx and NVP200-xx have a quick change function for toggling between 2.4 and 5 GHz communication. Simply press and hold the front panel mute button for about six seconds until you see the LED flash, as shown in fig, 51. Let go of the button. The LED will flash red momentarily as the zone Is reconnecting at the new frequency. When the process is complete, the LED will return to a solid white state. At that point the zone will be fully operational. se Fig. 51 i Sf GALA YS The Gateway selection allows you to view and change important settings to the Gateway(s) operation. When Gateway is selected, as shown in fig. 52, the app will show the Gateways present in the system, as shown in fig. 53. The Gateway page will show Name, Serial Number, and Wireless, as shown in fig, 54. Fig.52 aatowavs; Gateway | Fig.53 -Settngs:||. Gateways bas Fig. 54 Gateways Gateway a When Name js selected, a screen with a keyboard will allow the name of the chosen Gateway to be edited, as shown in fig. 55. This is useful if you are using more than one Gateway in a system, Wireless shows the current channel selection for 2.4 and 5 GHz broadcast, as shown in fig. 56. The default is Autoselect but when that feature is turned off and Channel is selected, a manual channel select choice will appear, as shown in fig. 57. Fig.55 oem = Name (Se, Fig.56 omeet| Wireless Aanly. Fig. 57 23 ore Audio 4.5 Controues When Controller is selected, as shown in fig, 58, a page will appear with the current software version number, as shown in fig. 59. iItalso has a Reset button which will disassociate the app from the system. The screen will display its original preconfigured state, as shown in fig, 60. Fig. 58 Settings Controller Fig. 60
mm sa al oO OUR GR ETEE See section 2.2, Adding Zones to an Existing System. LTOPAyY Existing personal music is easily shared with the entire system by plugging a USB storage device into the USB port on the back panel of any of the zone players, as shown in fig. 61. The player will automatically scan the drives content and add it with its assoclated album art to the systems music library. Not all USB drives are supported natively by the USB port as current draw is limited to XX amps. Ifa device that exceeds this is used, an external power supply must be used. Fig. 61 24 elo Home Atadio Another way to add music is to use the Music Share software, see section 5, The Music Share Software. Once music is added and you select Music Library, as shown in fig. 62, the Music Library screen will display the number of songs and file size of the accumulated library, as shown in fig. 63. It will also show the individual sources for music content, An additional selection Add Share will allow you to type in the network path to a directory or shared drive with music content, as shown in fig. 64. When a new library is added, it may take time for the content to be refreshed, The length of time depends on the amount of content. Fig. 62 Settings Fig. 63 sotigs? Music Library. cA Fig.64 0% Music Library | Add Share... ene New music shares will appear in the music library as Refreshing while the files of the library are scanned. Once the refresh is completed, the content will be available for browsing and playback. When Music Services is selected, as shown in fig. 65, the active streaming music services on the system will be displayed, as shown in fig, 66. It also provides a button for adding new services. Most services require an online subscription account. The associated user name and password for the account must be added in this selection for the service to be active on the system. ceoennna Fig. 65 Fig.66 Sstings} Music Services | @
Note that music service availability is based on your region. The cost, functionality, and terms of subscription vary by service and are a function of the service provider. 25 Pade fhaogte Atweio When System is selected, as shown in fig. 67, the menu will display three important choices for information about the components of the system, as shown in fig. 68, The first choice, About, gives specific component information for each zone, as shown in fig. 69, Fig. 67 Settings a Fig, 68 Sottings : System a. Fig. 69 System; About a Family Room Software Update will show any software updates that may be available, and allow for easy updates, as shown in figs. 70 and 71, Typically any updates will pop up on the app. An important advantage for the user is that the update is already downloaded in the background and once install is selected all the zones in the system will automati-
cally be updated. Fig. 70 Sotings, System ee Fig. 71 System: Software Update Registration will open the product warranty registration page, as shown in figs. 72 and 73. The opportunity to register the product is offered at the initial setup of the sys-
tem. If the registration is completed at that time, this System selection is not necessary, Fig. 72 Settings System a: Fig. 73 Later < Registration Resister.;
26 Vooie Pee Atdia The International selection, as shown in fig. 74, provides a Location setting, as shown in fig. 75. When a country location is set, as shown in fig. 76, the legal 5 GHz wireless broadcast channel is set for the selected region. This is an important selection if you are using the 5 GHz wireless band for communication, see section 4.1 Zones Advanced. Fig. 74 The Help button, as shown in fig. 77, has links to contact NuVo directly or reference information on the systems components, as shown in fig. 78. Fig. 77 Settings Fig. 78 sete? Help 27 Whoode biornae Audio The Music Share Software allows music content from either shared network locations or libraries contained on personal computers to be streamed from any zone in the sys-
tem, 1, From your computer, ga to www.nuvotechnologies.com/musicshare to download the software from the NuVo website. 2. Follow the prompts for installing the software. 3. When the software is opened, it will connect to the network and display a blank music share page, as shown in fig. 79, Fig. 79 Remove 4. Click on the Add new button at the top of the window. The music share choices will open in the next window, as shown in fig. 80. My Music folder is the default location for Windows Media Player libraries, If your music is stored on a Mac computer, or your preferred music library software is in iTunes, then select Tunes media folder. When a selection is made, you will see a progress window, as shown in fig, 81. 4 pancetta cee inentneme ences Santini irinceainne enema Fig, 80 Fig. 81 Share music from: rn 7
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28 5, You can also choose to share a specific folder or drive on the network. The A specific folder... choice will open Windows Explorer, as shown in fig. 82. From there you can choose a shared folder with music content or drive that is shared with the network. Fig. 82 All shared folders and drives will be displayed in the software, as shown in fig, 83. The software can be opened at any time and content can be added or removed. Note that if you are sharing a personal library located on a personal computer hard drive, the software must actually be downloaded to that computer before the share is created. Once the share directory is created, it is not necessary to keep the Music Share Software open, although the computer hosting the music content must be active on the same network as the system for that content to be available for music playback. Fig. 83 eis Hearse Audio Browse For Folder
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) Solid Red Hard failure. There is no network communication, Reboot by turning y Solid Green Uninitialized state. It will become solid white when the zone player is C added to a system and acquires a network address. Flashing Green Busy uninitialized state. This is normal during the zone setup process, The LED will turn white at the completion
() of the zone setup. It also means that the zone is updating to a new version, Do not unplug during this process. At the completion of the update it will return to solid white.
-~ Solid Cyan Zone is muted. When it is taken out of mute, it will return to solid C) white. O Flashing Blue This indicates that the P200 is in Bluetooth discovery mode. vi Cosmected A common indicator for lack of communication with the system is the apps Not Connected screen, as shown in fig. 84. This screen appears when the controller is unable to see the zones in the system. There are several potential causes and remedies for this state that are important for troubleshooting. Look in the network settings of your control device and verify that it is connected to the same network as the Gateway and zone players. 2. _ This may sound relatively simple, but check the power status of the zone players. They should have a solid white (cyan if in Mute} LED light on the front panel. 3. Make sure that one or more of the players are not offline. This state would be indicated by a flashing red LED on the front panel. This can occur as a momentary state, in which case the LED will return to a solid white when the network connection is restored. This is often corrected by simply turning off and restoring power fo the player. Once it is rebooted it should have a solid white LED on the front panel. If that does not restore a connection, reset the player defaults by turning the power off and back on. When the front panel LED lights up, follow the steps outlined in section 6.3 Restoring Defaults, When that process is complete the player will have a solid green LED. Repeat the zone player setup procedure from the control app, see section 2.2 Adding Zones to an Existing System. When the zone is reconnected the front panel LED should once again he solid white. 4. Ifyou are using a Gateway, check its connection to the network's router. Reboot if necessary by unplugging the power cable and plugging it back in. This resets the Gate way and puts it back into channel auto select. If there is conflicting traffic on a given Wi-Fi channel, this will often correct the situation, 5. Occastonally home routers go offline. This is typically corrected by rebooting the router. faults VS ene Pay yee ay BPC UG L An important troubleshooting step is to restore defaults on a zone player. Ifa hard failure occurs, which results in a solid red LED, or the boot up process does not complete correctly, which will result in a flashing white LED, you should follow these steps to return the player to its original factory state. a Once a zone is reset, repeat the setup procedure from the control app. Fig. 85 we Process for the NVP100-xx and NVP200-xx wireless players:
Turn off the power using the power switch on the back panel above the AC plug. Turn the power back on and look for a white LED to light up. As soon as you see a white LED, touch the Volume UP and Volume down buttons simultaneously, as shown in fig. 85. When the LED appears green, release the buttons. The LED will flash green, then white, When the LED becomes solid green, the process is complete and the defaults have been restored. Process for the NVP3100-xx and NVP3500-xx players (these steps must be performed on each zone output independently): _ Fig. 86 Turn off the power using the power switch on the back panel above the AC plug, Turn the power back on and look for a white LED to light up. As soon as you see a white LED, touch the zone setup button, as shown in fig. 86 (setup button on front panel of P3500). When the LED appears green, release the button. The LED will flash green, then white. When the LED becomes solid green, the process is complete and the defaults have been restored. Dwm sewn Process for the NVGW100-xx Gateway Fig. 87 |
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Aauicdre Wirade Home 6.4 Syseert Haqnosthes Avaluable tool for diagnosing system performance is the built-in system diagnostic utility, This can be accessed across the network from any computer or Wi-Fi enabled device through a web browser. To access the diagnostics page, enter a zones IP address into the browser address window followed by a forward slash (/) and the text, diagnostics.fcgi, as shown in fig. 88. This will open the diagnostics window as shown in fig. 89. Fig. 88 systemMastee discovery flags Thine ditf(ms}
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ed with 2.4 GHz. This issue rarely occurs at 5 GHz. Fig. 90 Networked Audio SDK rad get site surveyt ch ssip BSSID Seourity Siganl{%)W-Mode ExtCH NT WPS DPID 36 NuVoHomeAudio9A009A 00;25:ed19a:0019b WPA2PSK/AES 57 lla/n NONE In NO 36 NuVoHomeAudio9A0LAA 00:25:ed:9a:Oliab WPA2PSK/AES 78 lla/n NONE In NO 36 belkin. 076.5GHz a2ia:59314120:78 WPA2PSK/AES 31 lia/n NONE In YES 40 NuVoliomeAudlo9AC0B4 00:25teds9as001d3 WPA2PSK/AES 73 lla/n NONE In NO 40 WuVoHomeAudio9AC0E4 00:25 teds9a:00:e5 WPA2PSK/AES 63 lla/n NONE In NO 40 dlink media OO:18:e7seli7arl9 WPALPSKWPA2PSK/TKIPAES 52 lla/n NONE In YES 44 NuVoHameAudio9A0086 O0r2S5reds9as 00:87 WPA2PSK/AES a3 lla/n NONE In NO 44 Mikxexlein S5r6d:B102548:76 WPALPSKWPA2PSK/TKIPAES 68 lla/n ABOVE in YES 48 NuVoHomeAudio9A0068 OOr25:ed: 90:00:69 WPA2PSK/AES 83 lia/n NONE In no 149 BrianGW_2 4 O0s25redi9arO0sel WPA2PSK/AES 57 lia/n NONE In No 149 NuVo Wireless 341bds08: 86269250 WPAZPSK/AES 26 lla/n NONE in NO 149 NuVoHomeAudio9AOCAS 00:251ed:9a:001a9 WPRA2PSK/AES 63 lla/n NONE In NO 153 NETGEAR-5G 74144501348 1601b0 NONE 26 lla/a BELOW In YES 153 NuVo Wireless O01 26ichil3reaibd WPA2PSK/AES 100 lla NONE In NO 153 PeteCiseo_5 58s6d18102146155 NONE 47 tia/n BELOW In YES 157 NuVotomedud Lo9ACOCE 00:25:ed:9a:00:cf WPAZPSK/AES 63 lia/n NONE In NO i57 Pete 5 28:cfidarblibss4d4 WPRA2PSK/AES 13 lia/n ABOVE In NO 161 BachroomNuvo 98r:forlls7d:6618a WPAPSK/TKIP 100 lla NONE In YES 161 NuVoHomeAudio9A0084_2 2024619as7cr54116 WPA2ZPSK/AES 68 lla/n NONE In YES 165 NuVoliomeAudio9A00C4 00:25:ed:9a100:05 WPA2ZPSK/AEBS 78 lla/n NONE Ia NO 165 NuVolomeAudio9A00Ba 00:25:e0:9a100tbd WPA2PSK/AES 100 lila/n NONE, In no 32 rode tame Audio Another useful tool is the button labeled iPerf. This is a built-in throughput test for all of the zones in the system, When iPerf is selected, the system will run a test across all zones that measures the available throughput to each of the zones, as shown in fig. 91. The results appear as green, meaning good throughput, yellow, meaning marginal but still acceptable, and red, meaning not good enough to support necessary audio streaming. The result to be concerned about fs red. {fa zone result Is red, the solutions are to move the zone to a better location, wire it directly to the network, try 5 GHz communication as opposed to 2.4, see section 4.1 zones page 20, or add an additional Gateway for additional Wi-Fi coverage. Fig. 91
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tion, Each of the VLANs are considered broadcast domains, The concept of broadcast domains is very important to proper communication among the components of the NuVo Wireless Player Portfolio System. For all zones to communicate properly they must be on the same broadcast domain. Make sure that the switch ports being used for the NuVo Player Portfolio Audio System are operating on the same VLAN. Another potential issue with zone communication can be the way in which port security has been configured, Since the components of the system are continually sending packcts of information back and forth, it is important that the switch ports being used are open to ali network traffic. If they are not, this will impede the necessary communi-
cation across the entire system. On any managed switch, speed and duplex must be set on the ports being used by the NuVo Player Portfolio Audio System to auto negotiate. This is the way in which the zones communicate. The common mistake would be to set the ports to gigabit communication which will cause a communication mismatch with the zones. For more advanced troubleshooting, please visit www.nuvotechnologies.cony troubleshooting/ player, 33 OTe NVGW100-xx Gateway System Information LAN Connection Wireless Connection Wireless Data Rate Power Requirements Power Supply Input Voltage Rated Power Regulatory Approvals Controtter EMC Power Supply Safely EMC Environmental Compliance Europe 5 LAN - R345 - 10/100/1000 Mbps 21Xx 2 RX MIMO, IEEE 802.1 1a/b/9/n Dual Band - Concurrent Up to 300 Mbps 12V DG 1.0A 100 240VAC, 50/60 Hz law FCC, IC, CE-EMC, C-Tick cULus, GS Mark, CE-LVD FCC, 1G, CE-EMC, CTick RoHS Operating Temperature 0'Ctoa0 C Physical Specifications Unit Size (mm) 32.8 HX 176.5 W x 133 D (induding antennas) Unit Size (inch) 1.29 Hx 6.95 W x 5.24 D (including antennas) Unit Weight (kg) 0.55 Unit Weight (pounds) 1.21 Shipping Specifications Unit Size (ram) 2400x230 Wx65.5H Unit Size (inch) 9.45 Dx 9,06 W x 2.581 Unit Weight (kg) 0.90 Unit Weight (pounds) 1.98 NuVo reserves the right to change specifications without notice. 34 NVP100-xx Player Input/Output Connectors Line tnput Line Output Speaker Output USB 2.0 Connection {Type A) Local Area Network (LAN) Supported Audio Formats Music File (USB or over network) Internet Radio Playlist Support IP Control Network Connectivity LAN (Wired Connection) Wireless Connection Amplifier Output Rated Qutput Power (8 ohm) 1- TRS 3.5 mm stereo jack 1- TRS 3.5 mm stereo jack 4- Gold 5-way binding post 1 1- R45 MP3 WMA AAC Ogg Vorbis FLAC WAY Pandora Sirius/XM Rhapsody Tunein WPL NBU PLS Tunes Apple iTouch*
Apple iPhone Apple iPad Android Mobile Android Tablet 40/100Base-7 Ethernet MIMO, 2 TX + 2 RX Channels IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n 40W (20W x 2) Two channels driven 20 Hz 20 KHz @ 0.5% distortion Rated Distortion (1/2 Power) Speaker Impedance Frequency Response (20 - 20kHz) Damping Factor Siqnal-to-Noise Ratio, rated output:
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Operating Temperature Physical Specifications Unit Size (mm) Unit Size (inch) Unit Weight (kg) Unit Weight (pounds) Shipping Specifications Unit Size (mm) Unit Size (inch}
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+/-12 dB range cTUVus, CE-LVD FCC, IC, CE-EMC, C-Tick RoHS 100 ~ 240VAC, 50/60 Hz 70W BW 0'C to 40C 42 Hx 187 Wx 115D 1.65 Hx 7.36 Wx 4.53 0 0.613 1.35 240 Dx 230 Wx 65.5 H 9.45 Dx 9.06 Wx 2.58H 130 2.87 NuVo reserves the right to change specifications without notice. 35 Whoote Home Audio NVP200-xx Player Input/Output Connectors Line Input Line Output Setup Mic: (Audyssey) Speaker Output USB 2.6 Connection (Type A}
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+/-12 dB range TUVus, CE-LYD FCC, IC, CE-EMC, C-Tick RoHS 100 ~ 240VAC, 50/60 Hz 150W 31W 0 Cte 40C 42 Hx 229 Wx 127D 1.65 Hx 9.02 Wx $.0D Vat 2.45 260. x 240 Wx 65.5 H 10,240 x 9.45 Wx 2.58 H 2.0 4At NuVo reserves the right to change specifications without notice, 36 hate Hame Audio NVP3100-xx Player laput/Output Connectors Line Input Line Output Trigger Input Trigger Output Speaker Output USB 2.0 Connection (Type A) Local Area Network (LAN) Supported Audio Formats Music File (USB or over network) Internet Radio Playlist Support IP Control Network Connectivity LAN (Wired Connection}
3- TRS 3.5 mm stereo jack 3- TRS3.5 mm stereo jack 3-15 3.5 mm stereo jack 3-15 3.5 mm stereo jack 3- (4 contact) Pluggable 3 1~ Dual R45 MP3 (.mp3) WMA (.wma}
AAC (.aac/.mpda/.mp4) qq Vorbis (ogg) FLAC (.flac}
WAV (wav) Pandora Sirlus/XM Rhapsody Juneln Deezer WeL M3U PLS Tunes Apple iTouch Apple iPhone Apple iPad Android Mobile Android Tablet 10/100Base-T Ethernet Internal Ethernet switch to 3 independent zone nodes Amplifier Output (typical of 3 zones) Rated Qutput Power (8 chm) Two channels driven Rated Distortion (1/2 Power) Speaker Impedance Frequency Response (20 - 20kH2) Damping Factor Signal-to-Noise Ratio, rated output 40W (20W x 2) 20 H2 - 20 KHz @ 0.5% distortion 0.20%
6-8 ohms
+1-0.5. dB 50+
92 dB A~ weighted Line Output:
Output Level Output Impedance Signal-to-Noise Ratio, rated output Line Input:
Input Impedance Input Overload Audio Processing Audyssey Dynamic Volume Bass Equalization Treble Equalization Balance Regulatory Approvals Safety EMC Environmental Europe Power Requirements Input Voltage Power Consumption (max)
(typical - 3 zones, 1/8 audio power) Operating Temperature Physical Specifications Unit Size without feet (mm) Unit Size without feet (inch) Unit Size with feet (mm) Unit Size with feet (inch) Unit Weight (kg) Unit Weight (pounds) Shipping Specifications Unit Size (mm) Unit Size (inch) Unit Weight (kg) Unit Weight (pounds) 0-2.0 V RMS 5 hms 91 dB A~ weighted 10 Kohms 2.3 VRMS 4-/-12. dB range
+/-12 dB range CTUVus, CE-LVD FCC, 1C, CE-EMC, C-Tick RollS 100 240VAC, 50/60 Hz 200 W 4aaW 0Ct0 40C 44H x 430 Wx 2500 L73 HX 16.93 Wx 9.84 D 54H x 430 Wx 2500 2.13 Hx 16.93 Wx 9.84 D 2.81 6.20 565 Dx 328 Wx 130H 22.240 x 12,91 Wx 5.12 H 3.50 72 NuVo reserves the right to change specifications without notice. 37 rode Here Audio NVP3500-xx Player Input/Output Connectors Line Input Line Cutput Trigger Input Trigger Output Speaker Output USB 2.0 Connection (Type A) Local Area Network (LAN) Supported Audio Formats Music File (USB or over network) lnternet Radio Playlist Support IP Control Network Connectivity LAN (Wired Connection}
3 Dual RCA 3 - Dual RCA 3-TS 3.5 mm stereo jack 3 -T5 3.5 mm stereo jack 3- (4contact) Pluggable 3 (Zone 3 on Front) 1- Dual R145 MP3 (.mp3) WMA (wma) AAC (.aac/.mp4a/mp4) Ogg Vorbis (.oqg) FLAC (,flac) WAV (wav) Pandora Sirius/XM Rhapsody Tuneln Deezer WPL M3U PLS Tunes Apple iTouch Apple iPhone Apple iPad?
Android Mobile Android Tablet 10/100Base-T Ethernet Internal Ethernet switch to 3 independent zone nodes Araplifier Output (typical of 3 zones) Bang & Olufsen Ice Power Amplifiers fated Output Power (1KHz / 1% Distortion) Total Harmonic Distortion (1/2 Power) Speaker Impedance Frequency Respanse (20 - 20kHz) Damping Factor Signal-to-Noise Ratio (IHF-A) 4 Ohm - 200W (100W x 2}
6 Ohm - 150W (75W x 2) 8 Ohm - 1OOW (SOW x 2) 1OOHz - 0.003%
1 KHz 0.003%
6.67KHz - 0.020%
4/6/8 ohms
+/-0.5 dB 80+
100 dB Line Output:
Output Level Output Impedance Signal-to-Noise Ratio (IHF-A) Line Input:
Input Impedance input Overload Audio Processing Audyssey Dynamic Volume Bass Equalization Treble Equalization Balance Loudness compensation Regulatory Approvals Safety EMC Environmental Europe Power Requirements Input Voltage Power Consumption Maximum Typical (music) UL60065 (1/8" power) Operating Temperature Physical Specifications Unit Size without feet (mm) Unit Size without feet (inch) Unit Size with feet (mm) Unit Size with feet (inch) Unit Weight {kq) Unit Weight (pounds) Shipping Specifications Unit Size (mm) Unit Size (inch) Unit Weight (kg) Unit Weight (pounds) 0-2. V RMS 470 Ohms 100 dB 100K Ohms 2.3 VRMS
+/-12. dB range
+/-12 dB range TUVus, CE-LVD FCC, IC, CE-EMC, C-Tick RoHS 100 240VAC, 50/60 Hz 680W 260W 120W 0'Cto 40C 44 Hx 430 W x 2500 1,73 Hx 16.93 Wx 9.84 D 54H x 430 Wx 2500 2.13 HX 16.93 Wx 9,84 0 3.50 7.10 565 Lx 328 Wx 130H 22.24LX 12.91 Wx5.12H 4,90 10.80 NuVo reserves the right to change specifications without notice. 38 Whote Home Audto NVP300-xx Preamplifier Input/Output Connectors Line Input Line Output USB 2.0 Connection (Type A) Local Area Network (LAN) Supported Audio Formats Music File (USB or over network) internet Radio Playlist Support IP Control Network Connectivity LAN (Wired Connection) Wireless Connection Line Output Digital Sample Rates Bit Rate Signal-to-Noise Ratio, rated output THD+N Frequency Response Line Input-Digital Sample Rates Bit Rate Signal-to-Noise Ratio, rated output THD+-1 Frequency Respanse All Player Products 1- TRS 3.5 mini TOSLINK Combo Receiver 1 TRS 3.5 mini TOSLINK Combo Receiver
1-RI45 MP3 WMA AAC Ogg Vorbis FLAC WAV Pandora Sirlus/XM Rhapsody Tuneln WPL MBU PLS Tunes Apple iTouch Apple iPhone Apple iPad Android Mobile Android Tablet 10/100Base-T Ethernet MIMO, 2 TX + 2 RX Channels IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n 44, 1KH2-192KHz 248
>120 dB SNR
<0,0005%
+/-0.1 dB 20 Hz to 20 KHz 44, 1KH2-192KHz 24B
> 120 dB SNR
<0,0005%
+/-0.1 dB 20 Hz to 20 KHz Smart Device Operating System Requirements:
iOS 6 or greater required Android 2.1x or greater required Line Qutputanalog Output Level Output Impedance Signal-to-Noise Ratio, rated output THD+n Frequency Response Line Inputanalog Input Impedance Input Overload Signal-to-Noise Ratio, rated output THD+n Frequency Response Audio Processing Audyssey Dynamic Volume Bass Equalization Treble Equalization Balance Regulatery Approvals Safety:
EMC Environmental Compliance Europe Power Requirements Input Voltage:
Power Consumption (max):
Power Consumption (typical) Operating Temperature Physical Specifications Unit Size (mm) Unit Size (inch) Unit Weight (kg) Unit Welght (pounds) Shipping Specifications Unit Size (mm) Unit Size (inch) Unit Weight (kg) Unit Weight (pounds) 0-2.0 RMS 5 Ohnis
> 100. dB SNR
<0,005%
+/-0.5 dB 20 Hz to 20 KHz 10 KOhms 2.3 V RMS
> 100 dB SNR
<0.005%
+/-0.5 dB 20 Hz to 20 KHz
+/-12 dB range
+/-12 dB range cTUVus, CE-LVD FCC, 1C, CEEMC, C-Tick RoHS 100 ~ 240VAC, 50/60 Hz 10W S.1W 0Cto40C 38 Hx 145.5 Wx 90.5 D 1.5 Hx 5.73 Wx 3.56 0.2 0.5 240 Dx 230 WX 65.5H 9.45 Dx 9.06 Wx 2.581 4.30 2.87 NuVo reserves the right to change specifications without notice. 39 Compliance Information Input/Output Connectors This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules / Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any Interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
(Note: the paragraph above also should be added on the label) Le prsent appareil est conforme aux CNR dindustrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. Lexploitation est autorise aux deux conditions sulvantes : (1) lapparell ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) futilisateur de fappareil doit accepter tout brouillage radiolectrique subi, mme sI le brouillage est susceptible den comprometire le fonctionnement. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could vold the user's authority to operate the equipment. this equiament has been tested and found to comply with the Hints for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules, These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a pasticular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user Is encouraged to try to cortect the interference by one or more of the following measures:
~~-Reorient or relocate the recelving antenna.
-Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver,
~--Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver Is connected.
-~-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. MPE Requirements To satisfy FCC / IC RF exposure requirements, a separation distance of 20 cm or more should be maintalned between the antenna of this device and persons during device operation, fo ensure compliance, operations at closer than this distance Is not recommended. Les antennes installes doivent tre situes de facon a ce que la population ne puisse y tre expose d tne distance de moin de 20 cn. Installer les antennes de facon d ce que le personnel ne puisse approcher 4 20 cm ou moins de la position centrale de |
antenne, La FCC des ltats-unis stipule que cet appareil doit tre en tout temps loign dau moins 20 cm des personnes pendant son functionnement. All Player Products Smart Device Operating System Requirements:
10S 6 or greater required Android 2.1x or greater required 40 Wheppote eorme Audio Compliance Information Region Selection Limited by focal law regutations, version for North America does not have region selection option, Under Industry Canada regulations, this radio transmitter may only operate using an antenna of a type and maximum (or lesser) gain approved for the transmitter by industry Canada, To reduce potential radio interference to other users, the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the equivalent Isotropically radiated power
(e.i.rp.} is not mote than that necessary for successful communication. Conformment dla rglementation d Industrie Conada, le prsent metteur radio peut fonctionner avec une antenne d'un type et din gain maximal (out infrieur) approuv pour metteur par Industrie Canada, Dans le but de rduire les risques de brouillage radiolectrique 4 lintention des autres utilisateurs, il faut choisir le type dantenne et son gain de sorte que fa pulssance isotrope rayonne quivalente
(pine) ne dpasse pas lintensit ncessaire a ltablissement d'une communication satisfaisante. This radio transmitter (identify the device by certification number, or model number if Category Il) has been approved by industry Canada to operate with the antenna types listed below with the maximum permissible gain and required antenna impedance for each antenna type Indicated. Antenna types not included In this list, having a gain greater than the maximum gain indicated for that type, are strictly prohibited for use with this device, Gain of antenna: _dBimax. Type of antenna: 500hm, (Omni-directional, PCB, Chip, Dipole...) Le prsent metteur radio (identifier le dispositif par son numro de certification ou son numro de modle s'il fait partie du matriel de catgorie ) a t approuv par Industrie Canada pour fonctionner avec les types d'antenne numrs ci-dessous et ayant un gain admissible maximal et 'impdance requise pour chaque type d'antenne, Les types d'antenne non inclus dans cette liste, ou dont fe gain est suprieur au gain maximal indiqu, sont strictement interdits pour l'exploitation de l'metteur. Gain dantenne:_dBi maximal Type d'antenne: 50 ohm, _(Omni-directionnel. ) All Player Products Smart Device Operating System Requirements:
iOS 6 or greater required Android 2.1x or greater required 4 luUVO Whole Home Audio NuVo Technologies, 3015 Kustom Dr., Hebron, KY 41048 www.nuvotechnologies.com
(866) 796-4904
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frequency | equipment class | purpose | ||
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1 | 2015-01-27 | 2412 ~ 2462 | DTS - Digital Transmission System | Original Equipment |
2 | 5745 ~ 5825 | NII - Unlicensed National Information Infrastructure TX | ||
3 | 2402 ~ 2480 | DSS - Part 15 Spread Spectrum Transmitter |
app s | Applicant Information | |||||
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1 2 3 | Effective |
2015-01-27
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1 2 3 | Applicant's complete, legal business name |
Pass & Seymour, Inc. d/b/a Legrand
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1 2 3 | FCC Registration Number (FRN) |
0020276143
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1 2 3 | Physical Address |
301 Fulling Mill Road
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1 2 3 |
Middletown, Pennsylvania 17057
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1 2 3 |
United States
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app s | TCB Information | |||||
1 2 3 | TCB Application Email Address |
h******@acbcert.com
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1 2 3 | TCB Scope |
A4: UNII devices & low power transmitters using spread spectrum techniques
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app s | FCC ID | |||||
1 2 3 | Grantee Code |
YV8
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1 2 3 | Equipment Product Code |
NVP200
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app s | Person at the applicant's address to receive grant or for contact | |||||
1 2 3 | Name |
F**** D******
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1 2 3 | Title |
Sr. Electrical Engineer
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1 2 3 | Telephone Number |
71754********
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1 2 3 | Fax Number |
71770********
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1 2 3 |
f******@legrand.us
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app s | Technical Contact | |||||
1 2 3 | Firm Name |
Intertek Testing Services Limited Shanghai
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1 2 3 | Name |
W**** W****
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1 2 3 | Physical Address |
Building No.86, 1198 Qinzhou Road(North)
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1 2 3 |
Shanghai, 200233
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1 2 3 |
China
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1 2 3 | Telephone Number |
86-21********
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1 2 3 | Fax Number |
86-21********
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1 2 3 |
w******@intertek.com
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app s | Non Technical Contact | |||||
n/a | ||||||
app s | Confidentiality (long or short term) | |||||
1 2 3 | Does this application include a request for confidentiality for any portion(s) of the data contained in this application pursuant to 47 CFR § 0.459 of the Commission Rules?: | Yes | ||||
1 2 3 | Long-Term Confidentiality Does this application include a request for confidentiality for any portion(s) of the data contained in this application pursuant to 47 CFR § 0.459 of the Commission Rules?: | No | ||||
if no date is supplied, the release date will be set to 45 calendar days past the date of grant. | ||||||
app s | Cognitive Radio & Software Defined Radio, Class, etc | |||||
1 2 3 | Is this application for software defined/cognitive radio authorization? | No | ||||
1 2 3 | Equipment Class | DTS - Digital Transmission System | ||||
1 2 3 | NII - Unlicensed National Information Infrastructure TX | |||||
1 2 3 | DSS - Part 15 Spread Spectrum Transmitter | |||||
1 2 3 | Description of product as it is marketed: (NOTE: This text will appear below the equipment class on the grant) | Wireless Zone Player (NV-P200) | ||||
1 2 3 | Related OET KnowledgeDataBase Inquiry: Is there a KDB inquiry associated with this application? | No | ||||
1 2 3 | Modular Equipment Type | Does not apply | ||||
1 2 3 | Purpose / Application is for | Original Equipment | ||||
1 2 3 | Composite Equipment: Is the equipment in this application a composite device subject to an additional equipment authorization? | Yes | ||||
1 2 3 | Related Equipment: Is the equipment in this application part of a system that operates with, or is marketed with, another device that requires an equipment authorization? | No | ||||
1 2 3 | Grant Comments | Power Output listed is conducted. Device is an 802.11n device in a 2x2 Spatial Multiplexing MIMO configuration as described in this filing.The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons. Only the antenna(s) tested in this filing, or similar with equal or lesser gain may be used with the transmitter. This transmitter is enabled for either 2.4 or 5 GHz band of operations as described in this filing. End-users and installers must be provided with antenna installation instructions and transmitter operating conditions for satisfying RF exposure compliance. This device contains a Bluetooth transmitter. | ||||
1 2 3 | Output power listed is conducted. End-users and installers must be provided with antenna installation instructions and transmitter operating conditions for satisfying RF exposure compliance. This device contains a WLAN transmitter. | |||||
1 2 3 | Is there an equipment authorization waiver associated with this application? | No | ||||
1 2 3 | If there is an equipment authorization waiver associated with this application, has the associated waiver been approved and all information uploaded? | No | ||||
app s | Test Firm Name and Contact Information | |||||
1 2 3 | Firm Name |
Intertek Testing Services Limited Shanghai
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1 2 3 | Name |
J****** J****
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1 2 3 | Telephone Number |
86-21********
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1 2 3 | Fax Number |
86-21********
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1 2 3 |
j******@intertek.com
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Equipment Specifications | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Line | Rule Parts | Grant Notes | Lower Frequency | Upper Frequency | Power Output | Tolerance | Emission Designator | Microprocessor Number | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
1 | 1 | 15C | CC MO | 2412.00000000 | 2462.00000000 | 0.9120000 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Line | Rule Parts | Grant Notes | Lower Frequency | Upper Frequency | Power Output | Tolerance | Emission Designator | Microprocessor Number | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
2 | 1 | 15E | CC MO | 5180 | 5240 | 0.038 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
2 | 2 | 15E | CC MO | 5745 | 5825 | 0.05 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Line | Rule Parts | Grant Notes | Lower Frequency | Upper Frequency | Power Output | Tolerance | Emission Designator | Microprocessor Number | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
3 | 1 | 15C | CC | 2402.00000000 | 2480.00000000 | 0.0010800 |
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