Nuvo NV-T2DF manual Advanced Settings, Operating Mode, NuVoNet, Regional Setup, Fine-Tuning

Advanced Settings

The following menu selections are not necessary for standard tuner operation, but do provide a deeper level of control for those who need it. When you scroll to “Advanced Settings” in the menu, pressing the Select knob then accesses the following menu options:

Operating Mode

Concerto Source 1-6:This must be set for the appropriate NuVo Concerto source input, if the T2 is going to be used with Concerto's NuVoNet control network (see pg. 17 Using the T2 with Concerto and

NuVoNet).

Stand-alone:Stand-alone must be set when the T2 is being used with any system other than the NuVo Concerto audio distribution system.

Regional Setup

USA: This setting is optimized for the United States and Canada.

European (Western): This setting is optimized for Western Europe.

Australia: This setting is optimized for all of Australia.

New Zealand: This setting covers all of New Zealand.

These four settings cover most of the worldwide tuning standards. For operation in countries outside of these geographic regions, you may need to use the advanced settings in the T2 Configurator software for customizing the regional tuning standard (see pg. T2

Configuration Software, Advanced Settings).

Fine-Tuning

The fine-tuning feature enables tuning with a smaller frequency step to include more station frequency possibilities, which may be used in areas allowing many low-power broadcast stations.

FM: The standard tuning for North America and Australia is .200 MHz steps, and the standard for Europe and New Zealand is .100 MHz steps. Fine- tuning automatically drops the tuning steps to .05 MHz increments.

AM: The North America standard for AM tuning is in 10 kHz steps and Europe is 9 kHz. AM fine tuning goes in 1 kHz steps.

Seek Threshold

This sets the effective station signal strength for seek and scan tuning. With either of these modes, the tuner will automatically tune up until it receives a good signal. You can set the definition a good signal with the seek threshold feature, fig. 11.

FM, AM, WX (Weather Band): All three available bands are set the same way, but are adjusted individually. Scroll with the Select knob to the desired band and press the knob to select it. Once selected, you can choose between five different levels. High means the station needs to have a very strong signal for the tuner to react. Low causes the tuner to stop at any station with the slightest measurable signal. The default is the middle setting. This is an adjustment of the signal threshold. It sets the minimum signal level necessary for tuning using Seek or Scan.

Fig. 11

Tuner ASELECT

Seek Threshold:

Low _____ High

FM STEREO•AM•WEATHER	PUSH TO
	ENTER

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