Nuvo Stereo System Installation Manual page 24

2.2.3 Including the NV-RVIPD NuVoDock
Renovia features Source 3 and 4 inputs for the Renovia NuVoDock for
iPod. This is an easy way to incorporate iPod as a source for the
Renovia System. Plugging the included
9-pin cable into the NuVoDock and into the desired source input 3 or
4, as shown in Fig. 10, is the only setup that is required. Once
connected, any docked iPod or iPod touch music content will become
available on the system's Control Pads.
2.2.4 Using the other NuVoNet Sources with Renovia
The Remote, Wireless and Wall Mount NuVoDocks for iPod, and the
Music Port are all NuVoNet source components. When they are
connected by CAT5 cable to the Renovia System, and are capable of
providing full music library browsing and control through the
NuVoNet platform. The Control Pads configured for the Renovia
System will all display the full metadata for each source.
To allow the metadata and control for the Renovia System Control
Pads, the source must have a NuVoNet CAT5 connection from its
"NuVoNet" output to one of the three "NuVoNet" inputs on the back
of the Renovia Main Source Hub. An audio connection using the
included stereo mini to RCA cables is then made to the appropriate
source inputs on the Renovia Main Source Hub.
not become active on the sytem Control Pads until a source is
physically plugged in. This allows the System to automatically
reflect the available sources for the user.
2 are typically left at the default internal AM/FM tuners. This
example shows the NuVo NV-MPS4 connected to source 4, as shown
in Fig. 11. You can however, plug any source into Source 1 or 2 inputs
to override the internal tuners.
Note that each NuVoNet Source has its own method for
setting a NuVoNet Source Address for its audio outputs. It is
important for proper communication that each audio output
has an appropriate source address for the source inputs
being used. Refer to the installation instructions for the
source for more detailed instruction.
The connections do
Remember, sources 1 and
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Fig. 10
Fig. 11
USB USB ETHERNET
Passthrough
RS232
SYSTEM
A B C D
L L
To NuVo NuVoNet
RS232
R R
AUDIO