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NevoSL Quick Start GuideNevoQuickStart.book Page 1 Monday, January 10, 2005 11:07 AM
NevoSL User Guide 1Quick Start Guide to Your NevoSLWelcome to NevoSL.................................................................2Getting to Know NevoSL ......................................................... 3Hard Buttons ..........................................................................................3Touch Screen..........................................................................................5Using NevoSL ..........................................................................7Recharging NevoSL ................................................................. 7Setting NevoSL Up ..................................................................9Changing Power Settings........................................................................9Calibrating the Screen ..........................................................................10Changing Wireless Settings .................................................................. 11Setting the Date and Time..................................................................... 11Changing Backlight Settings .................................................................12Discovering NevoLink ...........................................................................12Caring for NevoSL ................................................................. 12Where to Find More Information.......................................... 13If You Have Problems........................................................... 14NevoQuickStart.book Page 1 Monday, January 10, 2005 11:07 AM
Welcome to NevoSL2NevoSL Quick Start GuideWelcome to NevoSLNevoSL is a universal controller that intuitively delivers complete audio-visual and digital media control for your networked home. It features infrared signalling for audio-visual control, WiFi (802.11b) signalling for digital media control, and an optional NevoLink for multi-room control.In additional to controlling your home theater devices, NevoSL incorporates Universal Plug-and-Play (UPnP)TM, which will automatically discover new digital media content and devices.NevoSL can be completely customized to match your home theater system. If your installer has set NevoSL up for you, it is already configured to control your system. If not, use the intuitive Nevo Studio to configure NevoSL with your own background art and home theater devices.NevoMedia Manager makes it easy for you to connect, control, and interact with digital media in your networked home. Designed for Windows XPTM, it also uses UPnPTM standards and compatible media adapters.Together, these elements deliver seamless, customized control of your home theater and networked digital media. Welcome to NevoSL, a new evolution in home control.Unpacking NevoSLNevoSL comes with the following components:If your home theater installer set up NevoSL for you, you do not need to unpack and set up NevoSL.OKNevoSL remoteNevoSL docking stationAC power cordUSB cableNEED ARTNEED ARTNEED ARTNevoMedia Manager softwareNevo Studio softwareNevoQuickStart.book Page 2 Monday, January 10, 2005 11:07 AM
Getting to Know NevoSLNevoSL QUick Start Guide 3Once you unpack NevoSL:1. Set up the docking station and connect it to a wall outlet. Tip: Consider placing the docking station near your home theater equipment; even when NevoSL is docked you can use it to control your home theater system.2. Dock the NevoSL and begin charging the battery. It will take [period of time] to charge the battery for the first time.Getting to Know NevoSLNevoSL provides fully-customizable control of your home theater devices and digital media. Its touch-sensitive screen is software-based, so you or your installer can include only those controls you actually use. For more information on customizing NevoSL, see Nevo Studio User’s Guide.NevoSL’s MediaManager is incorporated into its touchscreen, as well as being available for installation on your Windows XPTM PC. For more information on MediaManager, see Nevo MediaManager User’s Guide.The Nevo remote contains the following types of controls:• customizable hard buttons on the remote’s front that let you control common device features (see “Hard Buttons” on page 3• fully-interactive touchscreen that provides only those device control you use the most (see “Touch Screen” on page 5).Hard ButtonsDo we want to tell them about the hard reboot (the on/off switch behind the little cover here or in “If You Have Problems”?)NevoSL includes several hard buttons on the front and sides. Some are customizable and some are not.NevoQuickStart.book Page 3 Monday, January 10, 2005 11:07 AM
Getting to Know NevoSL4NevoSL Quick Start GuideCustomizable Hard ButtonsThe hard buttons on NevoSL’s front can be customized to your preference. For example, you or your installer may have configured them to always control your cable converter’s functions. These buttons are labeled for convenience. The labeled buttons will always perform the same action on the same device, regardless of which set of controls appears on the touchscreen.An additional set of programmable, unlabeled buttons appear immediately below the touchscreen, above the hard buttons. These buttons’ functions change from screen to screen—a label appears on the touch screen above them to indicate what they have been programmed to do.Fixed Buttons and PortsNevoSL has additional, non-customizable buttons on the sides:OKOKscreen-dependent buttonscustomizable hard buttonsLEFT SIDE RIGHT SIDEbacklight on/offscroll wheelmedia control/home page toggleUSB portNevoQuickStart.book Page 4 Monday, January 10, 2005 11:07 AM
Getting to Know NevoSLNevoSL QUick Start Guide 5• Press the Backlight On/Off button to turn the back light on or of, regardless of how you have set the backlight timing (see “Changing Backlight Settings” on page 12)•Use the scroll wheel to move between the screens in the Home Control section or through the media listings in the Media Control section.• Press the toggle button to switch between the Home Control and Media COntrol sections without using the stylus and menu.• Connect the USB cable to the USB port to download media or configurations from your PC. See Media Manager User’s Guide for more information on downloading media. See Nevo Studio User’s Guide for more information on downloading configurations.Touch ScreenNevoSL’s fully-customizable touch screens can be set up via Nevo Studio. See Nevo Studio User’s Guide for more information on creating configurations.To use the touchscreen, slide the stylus from its storage port on the bottom of the NevoSL:Using the stylus, gently tap buttons on the touchscreen to control your home theater system or digital media.Although the screens can be customized to contain device control buttons in whatever order and grouping you want, certain screen elements remain the same:•MenuTouch to choose a set of screens:stylusNevoQuickStart.book Page 5 Monday, January 10, 2005 11:07 AM
Getting to Know NevoSL6NevoSL Quick Start Guide•Home Control opens the customized device control screens set up on your NevoSL. Touch a control or navigation button. See your device’s user manual for specific information on how to operate its features. See below for more information on the navigation buttons.•Media Management opens the digital media control screens. WHen you touch this button, NevoSL immediately begins scanning for nearby digital devices. If it does not find any, it will [do something]. If it finds digital devices, it will display media control options.•Configuration opens a group of settings you can change on your NevoSL. See “Setting NevoSL Up” on page 9 for more information.•About NevoSL displays a screen of copyright and system configuration information. If you have trouble with NevoSL, customer support staff may ask you for this information.•System StatusThis bar displays a set of icons that indicate system status:• ?? This is just a round button on the version I have right now and I can’t tell what it’s for.• shows the strength of the digital or IR signal. The more lines that appear, the stronger the signal.• shows the remaining battery life. The lower this bar, the less battery power is available. When the bar reaches the bottom, dock and recharge you NevoSL. You do not need to wait until the bar is all the way at the bottom before recharging.• displays the current time. See “Setting the Date and Time” on page 11 for information on setting or changing the time.•NavigationTouch these buttons to cycle through the Home Control screens. You can also use the scroll wheel to navigate between these screens.MediaManagerYou can use NevoSL to control digital media via the Media Manager. See Media Manager User’s Guide for more information on controlling digital media.NevoQuickStart.book Page 6 Monday, January 10, 2005 11:07 AM
Using NevoSLNevoSL QUick Start Guide 7Using NevoSLDescription: This section will give a brief overview of typical actions you can perform using Nevo. It will note that the unit is customized; some of the things discussed here may function slightly differently, depending on how Mike has set things up.User Perspective: This gives Greg, Mary, Olaf, and Charles a place to go for basic info about how to operate Nevo.Graphics: a schematic of the battery range (if applicable)Additional Questions: none, pending receipt of a working unitRecharging NevoSLNevoSL includes a long-lasting rechargeable battery. [Something will happen] when the batteries in your NevoSL are running low. When [it happens], you must dock your NevoSL until the battery indicator reads “good” (see “Changing Power Settings” on page 9 for more information).Assuming normal usage ([number of touches?]), your battery will typically last [period of time].To dock your NevoSL, simply set the remote in the docking station. When it is fully docked, you will hear a click and a blue LED will appear on the bottom of the remote:Changing the BatteryWill they ever need to change the battery? Should they do it, or should they get their installer to do it? If they should do it, I will need three images: opening the battery cover, the battery cover off with no battery inside, closing the battery cover.Battery Use And Safety• Dispose of old batteries promptly and properly.• Do not burn or bury batteries.need a line art image of the unit in the docking stationNevoQuickStart.book Page 7 Monday, January 10, 2005 11:07 AM
Setting NevoSL Up8NevoSL Quick Start Guide• Use only new batteries of the required size.• Do not mix old and new batteries, different types of batteries (e.g., standard, alkaline, or rechargeable), or rechargeable batteries of different capacities.• If you do not plan to use the remote control for an extended period, remove the batteries. They can leak chemicals that can destroy electronic parts.About Battery LifeAs with all battery-operated devices, battery life will vary depending on use, including frequency and duration of key presses on the NevoSL screen. Battery life may be extended by performing some or all of the following: • Reducing the brightness level of the display screen (see “Changing Backlight Settings” on page 12). • Reducing the on time of the display screen (see “Changing Power Settings” on page 9). Setting NevoSL UpYou r Ne v o SL comes preset from your installer with the software you need to operate your home entertainment devices. There are some additional settings that you may want to customize yourself.Changing Power SettingsYou can change a variety of power settings to prolong the battery life (the time between charges).To access the power settings:1. Touch .NevoQuickStart.book Page 8 Monday, January 10, 2005 11:07 AM
Setting NevoSL UpNevoSL QUick Start Guide 92. Touch Configurations. The configuration menu appears:3. Touch Power Settings.Power Properties—BatteryThis screen appears first, and displays the battery’s charge status. There are no settings you can change on this screen.Power Properties—SchemesThis screen displays the different power setting options. Touch Schemes to open it. Touch OK when you are finished. It includes the following settings:•Power SchemeChoose from two types of power management:need an image of the battery settings; those buttons do not appear to be active on my emulator software.need an image of the schemes settings; those buttons do not appear to be active on my emulator software.NevoQuickStart.book Page 9 Monday, January 10, 2005 11:07 AM
Setting NevoSL Up10 NevoSL Quick Start Guide•BatteryThe options you set will apply when NevoSL is undocked and relying on its rechargeable battery. To conserve battery power and increase the length of time between charges, set these for as short as possible.•AC PowerThe options you set will apply when NevoSL is docked in the recharging station, using the electrical power from your outlet.•Switch state to User IdleSet the time that should pass between when you last use NevoSL and when it turns its screen off. You can reactivate the screen simply by touching the screen or any hard button.•Switch state to System IdleSet the time that should pass between when you last use NevoSL and when it turns its hard drive off. You can reactivate NevoSL simply by touching the screen or any hard button.•Switch status to SuspendSet the time that should pass between when you last use NevoSL and when it turns off completely. You must press the ON button to reactivate NevoSL.Device StatusThis screen contains technical details that will help Customer Support troubleshoot any problems you might have. There are no settings on this screen that you can change.Calibrating the ScreenIf you find that the NevoSL touchscreen is not responding properly to your commands, you may need to calibrate the screen. To do so:1. Touch Screen Calibration.2. Read the directions on screen, then touch the center of the + displayed. Follow the screen instructions.need an image of the scrren calibration settings; those buttons do not appear to be active on my emulator software.NevoQuickStart.book Page 10 Monday, January 10, 2005 11:07 AM
Setting NevoSL UpNevoSL QUick Start Guide 113. At the last screen, touch the screen to save the recalibration data.Changing Wireless SettingsCAUTION. DO NOT change these settings unless you are familiar with network protocols. Incorrectly setting this information can result in your NevoSL no longer being able to communicate with your home network.See the NevoLink Quick Start Guide for more information about these settings.Setting the Date and TimeNevoSL includes a clock and calendar:To set it:1. Touch Date and Time.2. Touch the current date on the calendar.3. Touch the current time on the clock.4. Open the list and select your time zone.5. (Optional) Touch Automatically adjust clock for daylight saving.6. Touch Apply to save your settings and remain on this screen.ORTouch OK to save your settings and return to the Configuration menu.Touch X to return to the COnfiguration menu without saving your changes.need an image of the clock & calendar settings; those buttons do not appear to be active on my emulator software.NevoQuickStart.book Page 11 Monday, January 10, 2005 11:07 AM
Caring for NevoSL12 NevoSL Quick Start GuideChanging Backlight SettingsYou can change the amount of time the backlight stays on:You can set different times and brightness for battery or docked use:1. Clear Turn off backlight after idle for if you want to leave the backlight on at all times.CAUTION. If you leave the backlight on all the time on battery power, you can significant increase how often you have to dock and recharge NevoSL.2. Choose the amount of time the backlight should stay on.3. Slide the marker until the backlight is as bright or as dim as you want.4. Click X to save your settings and return to the Configuration menu.Discovering NevoLinkCAUTION. DO NOT change these settings unless you are familiar with NevoLink. Incorrectly setting this information can result in your NevoSL no longer being able to communicate with your home network.See the NevoLink Quick Start Guide for more information about these settings.If you do not have NevoLink, this option is inactive.Caring for NevoSLClean your remote with a soft, damp cloth, using a gentle, non-caustic cleaner like 409TM All Purpose Cleaner or WindexTM with Ammonia-D. CAUTION: Do not use a caustic cleaner (porcelain, stainless steel, toilet, or oven cleaner). You may damage the surface of your remote.NevoSL can survive a drop of up to 3 ft (0.9 m).need an image of the backlight settings; those buttons do not appear to be active on my emulator software.NevoQuickStart.book Page 12 Monday, January 10, 2005 11:07 AM
Where to Find More InformationNevoSL QUick Start Guide 13Where to Find More InformationYou have several places to find more information about your new NevoSL:Additional ManualsThe NevoSL includes the following manuals:•Nevo Media ManagerThis volume explains how to use the features that appear on Nevo’s touchscreen to control your home entertainment equipment. Since Nevo is completely customizable, not all of the features discussed in Nevo Media Manager will appear on your NevoSL—only the ones you need will be included.•NevoLink Quick Start Guide (Optional)This volume explains how to set up NevoLink to identify and control home entertainment devices in different rooms. It includes information about connecting NevoLink to your home network. Your home entertainment installer may have set this up for you, in which case you may not receive this manual.•Nevo Studio User’s Guide and Help File (Optional)This volume explains how to install and use Nevo Studio to configure your NevoSL. Your home entertainment installer may have configured NevoSL for you, in which case you may not receive this manual and help file.MyNevo Web SiteYou may always access MyNevo Web site (http:\\www.mynevo.com) to:• learn about other Nevo products• register your NevoSL• Read news about Nevo products• Download the latest NevoSL software and any additional tools available such as:• advanced control buttons• background graphics• get technical support, via:• any user manual in this suite• a list of frequently asked questions•emailNevoQuickStart.book Page 13 Monday, January 10, 2005 11:07 AM
If You Have Problems14 NevoSL Quick Start GuideIf You Have ProblemsWe will need to either brainstorm potential issues or look at the call logs from Nevo 2.0 to see what kinds of questions those users are asking.Customer SupportFor assistance, please contact us in any of the following ways:• E-mail: support@mynevo.com• Internet: http://www.mynevo.com• Consumer Help-Line: (###) ###-####Limited WarrantyUniversal Electronics warrants, to the original purchaser only, that this product will be free from defects in materials and workmanship, under normal use, for ninety (90) days from the date of original purchase.This limited warranty is valid only on Universal Electronics product purchased and used in the United States of America or Canada, and does not apply to products used for industrial or commercial purpose.The limited warranty does not cover damage or failure caused by products or services not supplied by Universal Electronics, or which result from accident, misuse, abuse, neglect, mishandling, misapplication, faulty installation, set-up adjustment, improper maintenance, alteration, maladjustment of consumer controls, modifications, commercial use, or that is attributable to acts of God.There are no express warranties except as listed above.Universal Electronics SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT OR ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF WARRANTY.ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE,ARE LIMITED TO THE WARRANTY PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, or limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above exclusions or limitations may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.To obtain warranty service for a defective product during the warranty period, please return the product, preferably in the original carton, along with your purchase receipt, to the store of original purchase.A note detailing the complaint would be helpful.The store, at its option, will replace or repair this product if found to be defective.For warranty information only, call: (###) ###-####NevoQuickStart.book Page 14 Monday, January 10, 2005 11:07 AM

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