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Nuvo NV-E6GXS, NV-E6GMS manual XII. Essentia Accessories, The NV-I8DLSIR Learning Station Interface

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XII. Essentia Accessories

XII. Essentia Accessories

The NV-I8DLS IR Learning Station Interface

Concerto Learning Station

Model NV-I8DLS

PASSTHRU

READY

IR SENSOR

TEST ACTIVE

POWER

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1.PASSTHRU: This LED (light emitting diode) remains lit when the Interface box is actively passing IR information through the system.

2.READY: When you are inputting IR codes into the Configurator using the Interface box, this LED will light when the system is ready to learn a new code.

3.IR SENSOR: This is the IR receiver used when capturing codes for new source equipment.

4.TEST ACTIVE: When you are testing an IR code, this LED lights momentarily when the code is firing.

5.POWER: This LED remains lit when the interface box is plugged into an AC electrical outlet.

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1.AC Power: A standard 12-volt power supply is included in the Learning Station Package. This will supply the necessary AC power for IR learning and testing.

2.CONNECT TO PC: Using one of the supplied RS232 cables, connect from the RS232 port on your computer to this input on the Learning Station Interface.

3.CONNECT TO GRAND CONCERTO D: Using the second RS232 cable, connect the Learning Station Interface to the Essentia amplifier's RS232 port.

4.IR EMITTER: An IR mouse emitter is supplied with the Learning Station package. A feature of the Configurator Software is the ability to test each new code that is learned by the interface. The software will send the IR command to the source equipment via the IR emitter so you can have visual reference that the source equipment responded appropriately to the command.

5.IR BLASTER: Another built-in IR test method is the use of the blaster. The test process is the same in the Configuration program, but the IR Blaster allows you to point the back of the Interface box toward the source equipment IR receiver. This fires the IR command and eliminates the need for the mouse emitter.

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Contents

NV-E6GMS, NV-E6GXS Installation Guide Six-Source, Six-ZoneAudio Distribution SystemEssentia Page ENGLISH IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSDURATION PER DAY HOURS 8 6 4 SOUND LEVEL dBDanger FRENCHInstalling the Essentia System in Your Home Table of ContentsIntroduction Essentia Back Panel Essentia Control Pad 1 2 3 4 5 62 OF 2-Followth drift-Edgeof Tom NV-GRC1Remote Control I. Prewire Installing the Essentia System in Your HomeComplete CAT5 Crimping Instructions Step-by-StepCrimping InstructionsIII. Installing the Essentia Amplifier II. Terminating the Speaker Wire FigIV. Installing the NV-E6GMAP-DCAllport Fig + - +Setting up NuVo Sources for use with NuVoNet Using the Fixed and Variable LineoutsVI. Attaching Audio Source Equipment Fig T2G AM/FM and XM TunersNuVoDock for iPod NuVo T2G Tuner Direct Numeric Access FigFig. T2G Tuner IR Input dISCFig. 8a VII. Expanding Essentia to 12 Zones FigFig. 8c Fig. 8b1.2 Retrieve Configuration from Essentia IX. Using the Essentia Configurator Software1. Main Startup Fig Fig. 2. IR Libraries FigUsing the IR Learning Station Interface Fig 2.1 Adding a New Component to the IR Library Fig2.2 Recording IR codes Fig Concerto Learning Station Model NV-I8DLS 2.3 IR Library Default Key Assignment Fig2.4 IR Library Test Fig Fig. 2.6 Cleaning Up an IR Library2.5 Adding a Function Code Fig 3. Defining Sources3.1 Select or Edit Source Fig Adding a NuVoNet Source Figwith NuvoNet, pg. 9 & Fig. 4. Macros Fig Fig. 4.1 Edit Macro Definition Fig 4.1 Creating a Macro Preset String FigFig. 4.2 Editing Codes in a Macro Fig Macros updatedRe-OrderingMacro Codes 4.3 Control MacrosFig. 5.1 Edit Zone Properties Fig Page Fig. 6. System Settings 5.2 Zones updated Fig6.1 External Mute System Mute Trigger Fig Fig. 6.2 External Mute Paging Trigger Fig6.4 Serial Delay Fig 6.3 24 Hour Time Display and Power Off ModeFig. 7. Update System Fig Control Pad Firmware Update Fig. 31aprocess Main Menu Favorites Sources Adv. Zone Control XI. Using the Control Pads MENU ButtonMain Menu Play All M3 Options Adv. Zone Control Reprogramming the Zone AddressEdit Favorites Rock Dinner Party --Addto Favorit Options Shuffle Repeat Juke Box ModeSources Satellite NuVo M3 A NuVo M3 B Adv. Zone Control Party Mode Do-Not-Distrub SleepSouce Settings Setup Favorites #1-12 Zone SettingsZone Settings Balance Bass Treble Lock Code?Adv. Zone Settings Source Lockout Initial Volume Set current volu Reset -60dBDefault DND No Mute No Page No Party Exclusive Src. C GroupSystem Settings Date/Time 24 Hour Time Dis Cur. Source Setting Gain NuVoNet SourcPower-OffMode Slaved To Zone None Kitchen Dining RoomAdvanced Ext. Mute/Page Serial Delay Sources Zone Power-OffMTap/Hold Action Mute/Off w/Menu Off/All-OffMenuThe NV-I8DLSIR Learning Station Interface XII. Essentia AccessoriesCapturing IR codes using the IR Learning Station Interface NV-MI1Mute Interface Adaptor Fig NV-LSI24Local Source Interrupt Fig Amplified signal from the local zone sourceSpeaker input from Essentia LSA40 Back NV-LSA40Local Source Amplifier FigLSA40PD LSA40 BackBack LSA40PD FrontRS232 Interface NV-P2100 200-WattAuxiliary Amplifier FigEssentia Package Contents Essentia SpecificationsTroubleshooting SymptomRemedy Troubleshooting Probable CauseSymptom RemedyPage NuVo Technologies LLC Hebron, Kentucky USA