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NAC-N 172 XS Operation

3 NAC-N 172 XS Operation

The NAC-N 172 XS can be operated from either its front panel controls, from the supplied
remote control handset or via the n-Stream iPhone and iPad app. Setting up and
operating a NAC-N 172 XS involves navigation through a menu-based user interface. The
general principles of the interface are carried across each NAC-N 172 XS element so this
section of the manual describes and illustrates those general principles.

3.1 Front Panel Features

input

exit

input

stop

play

ok

list

USB interface

head-

phone

output

volume

control

combined

analogue

and digital

input

front panel

display

front panel

buttons

exit

input

stop

play

ok

list

exit

input

stop

play

ok

list

3.2 Front Panel Buttons

The NAC-N 172 XS front panel buttons function as
described below:

play

Plays a selected track or radio station.

^

Navigates up a menu or list.

input

Sequentially selects NAC-N 172 XS inputs.

<

Returns to the previous display menu.

ok/list

Confirms menu item selection.

Enters list display mode.

>

Advances to the next display menu.

stop

Stops playing a track or radio station.

V

Navigates down a menu or list.

exit

Exits list display mode.

3.3 Front Panel Display (normal play mode)

In normal play mode the NAC-N 172 XS screen provides
a variety of information on the current setup, the input
selected and the material playing. A typical normal play
mode screen is illustrated above showing an

iRadio

station

called

Fluid

playing programme material by

Svarte Greiner

.

The radio station has been saved as

Preset 1

.

At the top left of the screen volume level

42

is displayed

along with a “

speaker

” icon that shows the NAC-N 172 XS

is not muted.

touch to

mute/un-mute

42 P1

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Svarte Greiner - Erik K S

iRAD