NAIM NS02 Quick Start Manual

Music Server Quick Start Guide
1 I n s ta l l ing , Co nne c t in g a nd S w it c h i n g O n
• Install your music server on an equipment stand or rack intended for the purpose. Ensure
that the fan aperture is not obstructed. Install batteries in the remote control handset.
power
switch
mains input
display socket
• Identify the Network, Display,
• Using a standard RJ45 ethernet cable connect the
a known working internet connection.
• A wired, rather than wireless, network connection is preferable for the most consistent
and secure music server operation. "Ethernet over mains" network hardware provides a
convenient network solution and may be used with the proviso that, for the best system
sound quality, it is disconnected at all access points during periods of critical listening.
• Music servers are configured when originally shipped not to require any specific (TCP/IP)
network setup but to connect to a network automatically. However, if your music server has
been previously used, its network configuration may have been altered, leaving it unable to
connect automatically. Refer to the music server Reference Manual or contact your retailer
or installer if this appears to be the case.
• Connect a VGA, s-video or composite display to the appropriate
• Connect the Audio Output 1
DIN connection option in a system that includes an existing earthed source component,
switch the rear panel Signal Ground
be set to Chassis.
Mains Input
• Connect the using the supplied mains cable.
• Ensure that the network, display and peripheral audio equipment is connected, switched
on and working. Switch on the music server using the rear panel
• After a delay of up to a minute, during which the
interface Home menu will appear on the connected display.
Full installation and operational information can be found in the Reference Manual
available on the CD packed with the product, or at www.naimnet.com
network
socket
VGA s-video and composite
video display sockets
Audio Output 1 and Mains Input
Network
audio sockets - DIN or Phono - to an audio system. If using the
to Floating. Otherwise the
standby button will flash, the user
sockets.
socket to a network router with
Display socket.
Signal Ground switch should
Power Switch.
DIN and phono
audio output 1