Nuvo NV-WIPS manual Installing the Wireless NuVoDock

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Installing the Wireless NuVoDock

The Wireless NuVoDock is designed to communicate with the Grand Concerto and Essentia E6G Systems. Installation and setup require a few simple steps.

Step 1: Place the NuVoDock and NV-PSW12A power supply in a zone location. Likewise, place the NV-WIPD wireless receiver with the Grand Concerto EZ Port or Esssentia E6G AllPort connection hub.

Step 2: Set the Source Input Switch to the appropriate source input number 1-6 on the bottom of the NV-WIPD and the back of the NuVoDock. This must coincide with the source input on the back of the NuVo amplifier. This step must be done prior to connecting the power supply.

Step 3: Complete the connections at the NV-WIPD wireless receiver. Plug the CAT5 Network connection into one of the “Device” inputs on the EZ Port or AllPort, and the NV-CMR6B stereo mini to RCA audio cable from the audio output on the NV-WIPD wireless receiver to one of the six source inputs on the back of the NuVo amplifier.

Step 4: Make sure the NuVoDock is plugged into an AC power outlet.

Step 5: Once the Wireless NuVoDock is installed and the Grand Concerto/ Essentia System is installed, you will be able to place an iPod in the NuVoDock (see the Supported iPod Models page for compatible iPod versions) for communication with the system Control Pads. The iPod display will be replaced with the NuVo logo when in NuVoNet communication, and return to normal iPod display when the iPod is removed from the NuVoDock.

*Note: When using a iPod Touch on the NuVoDock it will display “Accessory Attached” instead of displaying the NuVo logo.

Each NuVoDock represents an audio source input for the NuVo system and up to two wireless NuVoDocks can be used in a single NuVo system. If you are using the I8G-E6G Configurator software for setup, select the NuVo NV-WIPS IR library within the Source Tab for each Wireless NuVoDock used.

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Nuvo NV-WIPS manual Installing the Wireless NuVoDock