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NUVCT
Whole Home Audio
Player Portfolio Audio System
Product Manual
Includes:
NVP100»xx SingIeZone Player
NVP200»xx Single Zone Player
NVGW100—xx Wireless Gateway
NVP3100»xx Three Zone Player
NVP3500»xx Three Zone Player
NVP300»xx SingIeZone Pre—Amplifier
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Table of Contents
Introduction
NVPloo-xx ngle Zone Player Front and Bark Panel Features
NVPloo-xx Single Zone Player Frontand Back Panel Features
NVP3100-xx Triple Zone Player antand Batk Panel Feature
NVPJSOO-xx Triple Zone Player antand Batk Panel Features...
NVPJoo-xx Singe Zone Pre-Amplifier Front and Bark Panel Feature
1. Setup/Installation
1.1 Network Requirements
1.2 (onnecting the Gateway to the Network
1.3 Hardwiring the Players Directly to the Networ
1.4 installingthe NVP3100xx and NVPBSOGXX Triple Zone Piayers .
1.5 Connecting the Speakers tn the NVP100xx and NVPZOOVxx Singie Zone Players
1.6 Connecting the Speakers tn the NVP3100xx and NVP3500 rxx Triple Zone Playe
2. Setting Up a System {mm the iDS orAndroid App
2.1 New System Setup.
2.2 Adding Zones to an Exis Ing System.
2.3 Adding Additional Gateways to an Ex Ing System
3. Using the iOS and Android (ontrol App
3.1 The Dashboard ..
3.2 Musit Seledion .
3.3 Bluetooth'“ Playbat
3.4 Linel
3.5 Direct Stream.
4. The Settings Menu
4.1 Zones
4.2 Gateways .
4.3 (ontrolle
4.4 Add a NuVo (omponen
4.5 Musit Library.
4.6 MusitSenlites
4.7 System.
4.8 Internation |
4.9 Heip.
5. The Musk Share Software...
6. Troubleshooting
6.1 Front Panel LEDs
6.2 Not {onnetted
63 Restoring Defaul
6.4 System Diagnost
6.5 Advanted Network Management .....
7. Specifitation
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The NuVo Wireless Audio System Product Manual
Introduction
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 WPFi enabled portable devices. True high fidelity music, from your own personal library or streaming from the Internet, is more affordr
able and accessiblethan you ever imagined.
This is yourguide to quickly and easilyfilling a home with music.
The NuVo Wireless Audio System
Add speakers to each Player for
hirfidelity audio in any room of
your home.
Add uptu 16 independentplayers to the system,
lhe NVPiOerx, NVPZOOrxx and NVP3DDrxx can
be connected wirelessly or by Ethernet , wireless
method shown.
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Enjoy music streaming from the Internet.
Share music from any hard drive orcumputer on
your network with the Player Portfolio System.
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/ Simply connect the Wireless Gatewayto your
/ home’s router.
Hardwire zones directlyto your network,
Wirelessly control the system with an
Android or iDS WirFi device.
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NVPloo—xx Single Zone Player Front Panel Features [Wireless or Elhemettonnectivity)
1. Volume Down: Pressto decrease audio volume.
2. Volume Up: Press to increase audio volume.
3. Mute: Pressto mute/u nrmute audio.
4. LED Indicator: Indicates status of NVPlOOrxx (see table in section 6.1 for details).
NVPIOO-xx Single Zone Player Back Panel Features [Wireless or Ethernet (onnectivity)
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1. Ethernet: This RJ45 port allowslora wired connection directly to the NVGWTOU-xx Gateway ordirectlytothe network router.
1. USB: A USB storage device can share music content with the NuVo Player Portfolio Audio System through this port.
3. Audi - 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 providesthe local line level audio signal to an additional amplifier, powered suhwoofer, or headphones.
5. SpeakerOutputs": These binding posts provide an amplified audio signal to any connected speakers. The maximum output ofthe P100 is 40 Watts at 8
Ohm stereo.
6. AC: The switchable universal powersupply will accept any incoming AC voltage worldwide.
* lithe audio output of a video device is the source, there will be no perceptible delay in audio if a single player lone isselected. lftwo or more player
zones are playing the audio lrom the video source an audio bulferwill be engaged which will add a delay between the audio andvideo source.
*“llot all USB drives are supported natively hy the USB port as current draw is limited to )(Xamps. Ila device that exceeds this is used, an external power
supply must be used.
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NVP200-xx Single Zone Player Front Panel Features [wireless or Ethernet (onnectivity)
1. Volume Down: Pressto decrease audio volume.
2. Volume Up: Press to increase audio volume.
3. Mute: Press to mute/un-mute audio.
4. Bluetooth: Press to cause the NVPZUO-xx to changeto the next paired device inthe iist. Pressand hold to break any current connections,beconre discoverable, and
accept pairing requests.
5. LED Indicatorzlndicates status of NVPZOU-xx (see table in section 6.1 fordetailsi.
NVPZOO-xx Single Zone Player Back Panel Features [Wireless or Ethernet (onnectivity)
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1. Ethernet: This RJ45 port aliowsiora wired connection dirertiy to the NVGWlOOrxx Gateway ordirecllytothe network router.
2. USB: A USB storage devite can share music content with the NuVo Piayer Portfolio Audio System through this port.
3. Audio In: This 3.5mm stereo input will accept any analog line level audio signal. The iotal audio some is amplified hythe Iorai Player,as well as
providing it as an additional source selection in any other assoriated audio zones within the NuVo Player Portfolio Audio System.
4. AudioOut’“: This 3.5mm stereo output providesthe Iorai 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. SpeakerOutputs": These binding posts provide an amplified local audio signal to any connected speakers. The maximum output ofthe P200 is 120
Watts at80hm stereo.
7. AC: The switchable universal powersuppiywill aueptanyintonring AC voltage worldwide.
* Ifthe audio output of a video device is the source, there will be no perceptible delay in audio if a single player lone isselected. Iftwo 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 andvideo source.
*“Not all USB drives are supported natively hy the USB port as current draw is limited to XX amps. If a device that exceeds this is used, an external power
supply must he used.
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NVP300—xx Zone Player Front Panel Features [Wireless or Ethernet (onnectivity)
1. Volume Down: Pressto deUEaSe audio volume.
2. Volume Up: Press to in(rease audio volume.
3. Mute: Pressta mute/u nrmute audio.
4. LED Indicatorzlndicates status of NVP300 isee table in section 6.i for detailsi.
NVP300-xx Zone Player Back Panel Features [Wireless or Ethernet (onnectivity)
1. Audio In: This is a (omhination 3.5mm stereo line level and mini TOSLlNK optical input. This input will automatically decipher the difference between
an analog line level input and TOSLlNK optical input. To connect to the TOSLINK input use a standard TOSLlNK table with the supplied TOSLINK mini— adapters or use a
TOSLlNK to TOSllNK mini (able. The line input is available to any player zone within the NuVo Wireless Audio System.
2. AudioOut*: This is a (ombination 3.5mm stereo line level and mini TOSLINK optical output. This 3.5mm stereo output provides the local line level
audio signal to an additional amplifier, powered subwoofer, or headphones. To (onne(t to the TOSllNK input use a standard TOSLINK (able with the supplied TOSLINK
mini— adapters or use a TOSLINK to TOSLINK mini (able.
3. USB‘”: Any USB storage device can share musiccontent with the NuVo Player Portfolio Audio System through this port.
4. Ethernet: This RJ45 port allowsfor a wired connection directly to the GWIOO Gateway or dire(tlyto the network router.
5. K: The switchable universal powersupply will ac(ept any incoming AC voltage worldwide.
* lfthe audio output of a video device is the source, there will be no perceptible delay in audio if a single player lone isselected. lftwo 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 andvideo source.
W'Not all USB drives are supponed 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.
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2. Setting Up a System from the iOS or Android App
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 local control and
creating your mult‘Hone music system. The process is easily done from any iPod Touch, iPhone, iPad, or Android device using the NuVo Wireless Audio System app.
2.1 New Wireless System Setup
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 Portr
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 to connect a new iOS or Anr
droid device to an existing system. "duettIatIheiOSappwill notnlr on oideriOSdaicesdmmmsrppmmsulaterversiom.
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Vou should already have connected your Gateway to the home's network.
If not, make sure that connection is made,seesection1.2,(omect'mgdre
Gatewayto 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.
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4.7 System
When "System" is selened, as shown in fig. 67, the menu will display three important (hoiees for information about the romponents of the system, as shown in fig. 68. The
first (hoire, “About", gives specifircomponent information for eath zone, as shown in fig. 69.
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“Software Update” will show any software updates that may be available, and allow for easy updates, as shown in figs. 70 and 71 . Typitallyany updates will pop up on the
app. An important advantage for the user is that the update is already downloaded in the baekground and onre ”install” is selected all the zones in the system will automatir
(ally be updated.
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“Registration" will open the produrtwarranty 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 selettion is not necessary.
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4.8 International
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 SGHz wireless
broadcast channel is set for the selected region. This is an important selection if you are using the 5 GHz wireless band forcommunicatian, see section 4.11m: ”Marked”.
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The ”Help” button, as shown in fig 77, has links to contact NuVo directly or reference information on the system’s components, as shown in fig 78.
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5. The Music Share Software
The Musit Share Software allows musk content from either shared network locations or libraries (ontained on personal computers to be streamed from any zone in the sys
tem.
1. From yaurcomputer, go to www.nuvoteehnologiesmmlmusitshare to download the software from the NuVo website.
2. Follow the prompts for installing the software.
3. When the soflware is opened, it will tonnedto the network and display a blank musitshare page, as shown in fig. 79.
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4. (litk on the ”Add new” button at the top of the window. The rnusit share (hoites will open in the nextwindow, as shown in fig 80. ”My Music" folder is the default
lotation forWindows Media Player libraries. If your musit is stored on a Mac (ornputer, or yourpreferred musitlibrarysoftware is in iTunes, then select “flunesmedia
folder”. When a selettiorr is made, you will see a progress window, as shown in fig. 81.
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5‘ Vou can also choose to share a specific folderor 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.
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6. All shared folders and drives will be displayed in the soflware, as shown in fig. 83. The software can he 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 m 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.
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6. Troubleshooting
6.1 Front Panel [[05
An important inditator of each zone’s operation is the LED light on the front panel of the zone players The (clot and either solid or flashing state of the LED provides a visual
referente for the players state of operation Refer to the chart for an explanation of the funttions and LED statusa
LED Color
State of Zone Player
Explanation
Not Lit
Zone player is not powered on.
0 Solid White Zone player is connected tothe network and in normal operation.
0 Flashing White Zone player protessor is busy; it should return to solid white.
. Solid Red Hard failure. There is no network communieatlon. Reboot byturn'lng
the poweroffand back on.
\ ’ / Flashing Red lfthe LED is flashing Red, its state lnditatesthat the zone player is no
”’f longer seeing the network.
Solid Green Uninitialized state. ltwill became solid white when the zone player is
added to a system and acquires a network address.
Flashing Green
Busy unlnitiaiized state.Thls is normal during the zone
setup pro:ess.The LED will turn white at the completion
oi the zone setup, It also means that the zone is updating to a new
version. Do not unplug during this process. At the completion ofthe
update it will return to solid white.
Solid Cyan
Zone is muted. When it is taken out of mute. it will return to solid
white.
Flashing Blue
This indlcates that the P200 is in Eluetooth discovery modet
6.2 Not Connected
A tommon inditator for lack of communication with the system is the apps “Not Connetteli" streen, as shown in fig. 84. This streen appears when the controller is unable to
see the zones in the system. There are several potential tauses and remedies for this sme that are important for troubleshooting.
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1. Look in the network settings of yourcontrol device and verifil that it is connected to the same network as the Gateway and zone players.
1. This may sound relatively simple, but check the power status ofthe zone players. They should have a solid white lcyan if in Mute) LED light on the front panel.
3. Make sure that one or more ofthe players are not offline. This state would be indicated by a flashing red LED on thefront panel. This can occuras 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 to 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, followthe steps outlined in section 63 min Default When that process is completethe player will have a solid green LED.
Repeat the zone player setup procedure from the control app, seesedion 11 Additg Zonsmm Ex'sting System When the zone is reconnected the front panel LED
should once again be solid white.
4. If you are using a Gateway, check its connection to the network’s router. lieboot ifnecessary by unplugging the power cable aid plugging it back in. This resets the Gate
way and puts it back into channel auto select. Ifthere is conflicting traffic on a given WirEi channel, this will often correctthe situation.
5. Occasionally home routers go offline. This is typically corrected by rebooting the router.
6.3 Restoring Defaults
An important troubleshooting step is to restore defaults on a zone player. If a hard failure occurs, which results in a solid red LED, orthe 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. .
Once a zone is reset, repeat the setup procedure from the control app. “9- 35
Process for the NVPlDOrxx and NVPZDDxx wireless players:
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Process forthe NVP3100XX and NVPSSOO—xx players [these steps must be performed on each zone output independently): Fig. 86
1. Turn off the power using the power switch on the back panel above the At plug.
2. Turn the power back on and look for a white LED to light up.
3. As soon as you see a white LED, touch the zone setup button, as shown in fig. 86 (setup button on front panel of PSSUUl.
4. When the LED appears green, release the button.
5. The LED will flash green, then white.
6. When the LED becomes solid green, the process is complete and the defaults have been restored.
Process for the NVGWtOle Gateway Fig. 37
1. Press and hold the "fonnect" button until the LED begins a rapid flash, as shown in fig. 37.
1. Wait for theflashing LED to return to a solid state.
3. Once the LED is solid green the reset is complete.
NOTEzlf you have reset defaults on all ofthe zones ofthe system, it is a good idea to also resetthe Gateway as well before
Turn offthe power using the power switch on the back panel above the AI plug.
Turn the power back on and lookfor 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.
reinitiating the system setup.
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6.4 System Diagnostics
A valuable tool for diagnosing system performame is the builtrin system diagnosti: utility. This (an be aaessed a
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