Nuvo Stereo System User Manual
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Line Input
The NV-RVFZA50S has a built-in “Line Input” on the back panel. This 
is a very useful feature for allowing the internal 50W zone amplifier 
to amplify any local source to the attached zone speakers, as shown 
in fig. 20. This is a “smart” input and will recognize a 3.5mm mini 
stereo input plug and automatically display a “Local Source” 
selection on the zone controller. This enables the local source to be 
selected and volume controlled from the NuVo Control Pad. The local 
audio input can be set at variable as an either variable iPod, Mp3, 
computer or other devices with headphone outputs. It can also be 
fixed for many TV lineouts. Individual audio selections for the local 
source must be made at the source. Those will not be available 
through NuVoNet.
100-240V~50-60Hz 50W
SPEAKER OUTPUT
NuVoNet
LINE
INTPUT
LINE/HP
OUTPUT
Line/HP Output
A second 3.5mm mini stereo output is also available. This is useful as 
a headphone jack particularity with tabletop or desktop 
installations, as shown in fig. 21. By default, this is a variable output 
for most headphone applications, or it can be switched to a fixed a 
fixed output in the “Advanced Zone Settings” menu or in the “Zones” 
tab of the Configurator software. The most common use for this 
connection is as a lineout to an additional amplifier or receiver that 
has its own volume control. 
Warning: Excessive volume through a headphone device can 
cause permanent damage or loss of hearing.
The Line input requires
a stereo mini connection
from the local source output
The Line/HP Output requires
a stereo mini connection for 
headphones or additional 
amplification.
5.0 Setting the Zone HomePlug Channel
If the HomePlug Channel on the Main Source Hub has been changed 
to one other than A, see
section 6.6. Using the Configurator
Software, System Settings,
then you must make sure that each
Zone Amplifier is set to match.
Before setting the HomePlug Channel, the desired Zone Number 
must be set, (see Section 
3.2 Properly installing the Renovia Zone
Amplifier or 4.1 Properly Installing the Freestanding Renovia 
Zone Amplifier
).
To set the HomePlug Channel, use a small screwdriver to turn the 
zone address rotary switch, either clockwise or counterclockwise, to 
the appropriate channel letter, 
A, B, C,
or
D
as shown in Fig. 21,
showing the zone set on HomePlug channel B
.
Wait for the green
“Control” LED to light; then within three seconds of the green LED 
turning on, turn the switch back to the desired zone number 
previously set, as shown in Fig 22, showing the zone set on number 
6. The Zone Amplifier will reboot. You will see the green
Control
LED
flash once for channel A, twice for channel B, three times for channel 
C and four times for channel D. The Zone Amplifier should then 
connect with the Main Source Hub and the attached Control Pad will 
reinitialize. 
Note the process is the same for the NV-RVZAF50S Freestanding 
Zone Amplifier using the rotary switch located on the bottom of the 
amplifier. The easiest way to see the response of the Control LED is to 
turn it upside-down and view it through the adjacent ventilation 
holes.
You can always verify the set HomePlug Channel by using a small 
screwdriver or paper clip to press the
RST,
Reset button located on
the NV-RVZA50 or by turning the “Power” button off and back on, on 
the NV-RVZAF50S. The 
Control
LED will flash indicating the current
channel setting, as shown in Fig. 23.
Fig. 20
