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Fig. 23
1
2
D
3
4
C
5
B
6
A
7
8
AUDIO STREAM
CONTROL
ZONE
RST
PWR
Look for the Control LED to
flash indicating the set
HomePlug Channel.
Cycle the Power button and
Look for the Control LED to
flash indicating the set
HomePlug Channel.
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5.1 Final Installed System Performance Check
The easiest way to confirm that you have a robust installed Renovia
system is to go to the zone of your choice, and engage Party Mode
from the control device in use for that zone. First, turn on your Host
Zone, and select the music source of your choice. If you just press the
Power button and switch the zone on, Tuner 1 will come up by
default, and you may use the Play/Pause button to switch bands,
and use the << or >> buttons to tune to the station of choice.
Once this zone is playing, select Menu – Adv. Zone Control –
Party Mode. All zones will be turned on and their volume will
follow the Party Host Zone. Then, walk around and listen to music
for a few minutes in each zone to verify that the audio is playing
without gaps or stutters.
Fig. 21 Fig. 22
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4
C
5
B
6
A
7
8
AUDIO STREAM
CONTROL
ZONE
RST
PWR
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C
5
B
6
A
7
8
AUDIO STREAM
CONTROL
ZONE
RST
PWR
ZONE
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C
5
B
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A
7
8
ZONE
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5
B
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A
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8
NV-RVZA50
NV-RVZA50
NV-RVZAF50S
NV-RVZAF50S
100-240V~50-60Hz 50W
SPEAKER OUTPUT
At this point, we strongly recommend you run a baseline test on the
system signal performance parameters. This is an easy test step that
records technical signal quality parameters that may be very
necessary for troubleshooting should your homeowner's electrical
system change significantly in the future and create problems with
audio performance in part of the system. To run this test, select
Menu – Setup – System Settings – Advanced (requires a press and
hold for six seconds) – Diagnostics – PLC Test. Any current audio
play will stop, and the system will display “Testing - Please Wait” on
all Control Pads. The test will take up to four minutes. When the test
finishes, all zones will be turned off, and the control displays will go
blank, leaving the system ready for use. The baseline performance
test results are permanently stored as a file in non-volatile memory.
If these are ever needed to assist with troubleshooting, NuVo
technical support will instruct you as to how to retrieve the file to
assist with assessing electrical system changes.