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Installation Guide

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L‘exposition a des niveaux eleves de bruit peut provoquer une perte

permanente de l’audition, Chaque organisme humain reagit

differemment quant a la perte de l’audition, mais quasiment tout le

monde subit une diminution de I’acuite auditive lors d’une exposition

suffisamment longue au bruit intense. Les autorites competentes en

reglementation de bruit ont defini les expositions tolerees aux niveaux

de bruits:

Selon les autorites, toute exposition dans les limites citees ci-dessus,

peuvent provoquer certaines pertes d’audition. Des bouchons ou

protections dans l’appareil auditif ou sur l’oreille doivent etre portes lors

de l’utilisation de ce systeme d’amplification afin de prevenir le risque

de perte permanente de l’audition, Dans le cas d’expositions

superieures aux limites precitees il est recommande, afin de se

premunir contre les expositions aux pressions acoustiquese I evees

potentielIement dangeure u ses, aux personnes exposees aux

equipements capables de delivrer de telles puissances, tels ce

systeme d’amplification en fonctionnement, de proteger l’appareil

auditif.

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PIECES POUVANT ETRE REPAREE PAR L’UTILISATEUR.

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D'INSTRUCTIONS D'UTILISATION ET DE MAINTENANCE DANS LES

DOCUMENTS FOURNIS AVEC CE PRODUIT.

IMPORTANTES INSTRUCTIONS DE SECURITE

1. Lire avec attention toutes les recommandations et précautions

d'emploi avant d'utiliser ce produit.

2. Toutes les recommandations et précautions d'emploi doivent être

conservées afin de pouvoir s'y reporter si nécessaire.

3. Lire et comprendre tous les avertissements énumérés dans les

précautions d'emploi.

4. Suivre toutes les précautions d'emploi pour utiliser ce produit.

5. Ce produit ne doit pas être utilisé près d'eau, comme par exemple

baignoires, éviers, piscine, sous-sol humides ... Etc.

6. Utiliser exclusivement un chiffon sec pour nettoyer ce produit.

7. Ne bloquér aucune ouverture de ventilation. Ne pas placer le

produit tout contre un mur ou dans une enceinte fernée, cela

gênerait le flux d'air nécessaire au refroidissement.

8. Ne pas placer le produit près de toute source de chaeur telle que

radiateurs, arrivées d'air chaud, fourneaux ou autres appareils

générant de la chaleur (incluant les amplificateurs producteurs

de chaleur) .

9. Ne pas négliger la sécurité que procure un branchement polarisé

ou avec raccordement à la terre, Un branchement polarisé

comprend deux fiches dont l'une est plus large que l'autre. Un

branchement à la terre comprend deux fiches plus une troisième

reliée à la terre. Si la fiche secteur fournie ne s'insert pas dans

votre prise de courant. consulter un 'électricien afin de remplacer

votre prise obsolète.

10. Protéger le cordon d'alimentation de tout écrasement ou

pincement, particulièrement au niveau des fiches, des

réceptacles utilisés et à l'endroit de sortie de l'appareil. Ne pas

casser la fiche de terre du cordon d'alimentation.

11. Utiliser uniquement les accessoires spécifiés par le constructeur.

12. Utiliser uniquement avec le chariot de transport, le support, le

trépied, la console ou la table spécifiés par le constructeur ou

vendus avec l'appareil. Lors de l'utilisation d'un chariot, bouger

avec précaution l'ensemble chariotlappareil afin d'éviter les

dommages d'un renversement.

13 Débrancher cet appareil lors d'orages ou s'il n'est pas utilisé

pendant une longue période.

14. Des précautions doivent être prises afin qu'aucun objet ne tombe

et qu'aucun liquide ne se répande à l'intérieur de l'appareil par

les orifics de ventilation ou n'importe quelle autre ouverture.

15. Pour toutes interventions techniques s'adresser à un technicien

qualifié.L'intervention technique est nécessaire lorsque l'appareil

a été endommagé de n'importe quelle façon, comme par

exemple si le cordon secteur ou sa fiche sont détériorés,si du

liquide a coulé ou si des objets sont tombés à l'intérieur de

l'apparei1,si l'appareil a été exposé à la pluie ou à l'humidité, s'il

ne fonctionne pas normalement ou s'il est tombé.

16. ATTENTI0N:Pour réduire le risque d'incendie ou de choc

electrique ne pas exposer l'appareil à la pluie ou à l'humidité.

AFIN DE REDUIRE LES RISQUÉ D'INCENDIE ET DE DECHARGE

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Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of the NuVo T2SIR Dual SIRIUS Ready /AM/FM Tuner. Enjoying broadcast music throughout the

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home has moved into the 21 century with NuVo’s T2 Dual Tuner solutions. Whether your preference is traditional AM/FM listening,

or SIRIUS Satellite Radio, the T2SIR offers an affordable, specially designed component for whole-home distribution.

The T2SIR’s internal NuVoNet communication allows for very unique and complete feedback to all of the NuVo Control Pads.

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Table of Contents:

Basic Features

I. Installing the T2SIR in the Home

Setting the Audio Outputs for NuVoNet or

II. T2SIR Use with SIRIUS Radio

III. T2SIR Front Panel Menu

T2SIR Quick Setup Guide for Use with NuVoNet page 2

Front Panel page 4

Back Panel page 5

NV-T2RC4 Remote Control page 6

Connecting the Audio Outputs page 7

Standalone use page 7

AM/FM Antenna Installation page 7

Connecting for NuVoNet Use page 8

IR Control of the T2SIR page 8

RS232 Serial Control page 9

The SIRIUS 8-pin Connector page 9

SIRIUS Modules and Subscription page 9

Installing the SIRIUS Antenna page 10

Bands page 10

Channels page 11

SIRIUS Info page 11

T2SIR Options page 11

Edit Presets page 11

Tuning Mode page 12

Skipped Channels page 12

T2SIR Settings page 13

Operating Mode page 13

Enabled Bands page 13

Tuning page 13

Diagnostics page 14

Audio Test page 14

Reset Memory page 14

IV. NuVoNet Control of the T2SIR

V. Using the Tuner Configurator Software

Advanced Settings

Tuning Up and Down page 15

Selecting a Locked Channel page 15

Changing Bands page 15

Tuning Modes page 15

Selecting Tuner A and B page 15

Control Pad Main Menu page 16

T2SIR Options page 16

1.0 Start page 18

2.0 Config page 18

3.0 Presets page 20

4.0 Advanced Config page 22

5.0 Update System page 23

NV-T2SIR Specifications page 24

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T2SIR Quick Setup Guide for Use With NuVoNet

The T2SIR Dual Tuner is the perfect broadcast music solution for whole-home audio. The internal NuVoNet capability of the T2SIR

allows it to easily communicate in real time with the NuVo Grand Concerto and Essentia E6G Control Pads. The following is a step-

by-step guide for setting up and installing the T2SIR for use with the Grand Concerto and Essentia NuVoNet Suites.

Step 1: Upon unpacking your T2SIR Tuner, establish which audio inputs, 1-6, the T2’s A and B audio outputs will represent. Plug

the T2 into an AC power source.

Step 2: Attach the audio outputs A and B of the Tuner to the appropriate numbered inputs on the Grand Concerto or Essentia

System.

Step 3: Connect the CAT5 from the NuVoNet output on the rear panel of the Tuner to one of the Device inputs on the Grand Concerto

EZ Port or the Essentia Allport. This will enable communication to the System’s Control Pads. Note that a single CAT5 connection

provides information from both Tuners A and B. A final CAT5 Connection should then be made to the NuVoNet CAT5 input on the

back panel of the Grand Concerto or Essenita main amplifier for the NuVoNet RJ45 on the Grand Concerto EZ Port or the Essentia

Allport. This completes the necessary connection for the NuVoNet communication.

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Step 4: Complete the antenna connections on the back panel of the Tuner using standard RG6 coaxial cable. Quad shielded cable is

recommended. When the antennas are connected, the Tuner will begin receiving a signal for both Tuners A and B.

Step 5: When the Tuner is plugged into an AC power source, the front panel display will move through a boot procedure. When this

procedure is completed, a message,  Uninitialized State Detected will appear.

Step 6: Following the prompt from the display, touch the OK button on the Tuner’s front panel control. This will display a regional

tuning selection: USA and Canada, Western Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. Make the appropriate selection to match the

Tuner s geographic location.

Step 7: Touching OK on the front panel controls will prompt a second screen on the display. This will read, Set Tuner A Mode,

Standalone, Source 1, Source 2, Source 3, Source 4, Source 5, and Source 6. The top selection, Standalone, will be highlighted. This

choice is used for any purpose that is not NuVoNet communication. Using the down arrow on the far right of the front panel

controls, scroll to the desired source input number and touch OK to select. The display will automatically go to Tuner B setup.

Repeat the above steps for setting Tuner B. If NuVoNet is not connected or all available sources have been assigned, than the

source selections will be grayed out.

Step 8: When the desired source number is selected, the display will return to the first screen. Both outputs A and B will display

the lowest FM band frequency by default. At this point, full tuning capability can be done from the Tuner’s front panel or an

addressed NuVo Control Pad.

Step 9: When both Tuner outputs are set, make sure the  NuVoNet CAT5 connection between the Tuner s back panel and the

system EZ Port is completed.

The T2SIR Tuner is now ready for NuVoNet communication with either the Grand Concerto or Essentia E6G distributed audio

systems.

Please see the complete installation guide for understanding the full use of your T2SIR Tuner.

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1. Standby: This blue LED will light when the T2SIR is plugged into an AC power outlet.

2. Tuner Highlight: This highlight bar shifts between the Tuner A and B display to indicate which Tuner is being controlled.

3. Broadcast Band Display: This line of the front panel display shows the selected broadcast band and frequency or channel. The

bands available are AM, FM and optional SIRIUS.

4. Metadata Display: This line of the display scrolls RDS, Radio Data Service, information for FM and SIRIUS Radio broadcast

information when a SIRIUS-Ready receiver is connected.

5. Preset Number: The T2SIR features up to 5 banks of 20 presets each. This indicates the number of the preset bank of the

selected preset.

6. Antenna Signal: The level of signal level is indicated with up to five bars, five being the best. When listening to FM, full stereo

reception is indicated with an abbreviated ST.

7. Menu: This capacitive touch panel allows front access to the T2SIR’s controls as well as preset listening selections and tuning

parameters.

8. Power: This button turns the power for the front panel off when tapped, and causes a soft reboot of the operating system when

it is held for 3 seconds.

9. A/B: By tapping the A/B button, the highlighted Tuner output and control toggles between A and B.

10. Band: The Band button toggles between AM, FM and SIRIUS when it is activated for the highlighted Tuner A or B.

11. IR Window: The T2SIR will be control via IR through its front panel IR receiver.

12. OK: Ok initiates a highlighted Menu choice.

13. Disp: This button toggles through the tuning choices for SIRIUS. This is only functional when SIRIUS reception is activated.

14. Up and Down Arrows: These arrow buttons provide multiple functions depending on the mode of the Tuner. In normal

operation, they initiate tuning up and down through the selected band. When in menu mode, they scroll

up and down through the menu choices.

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1. Antenna Input: This single  F connector is the coaxial cable connection between the T2SIR and the included NV-T2FAA AM/FM

antenna.

2. Audio Output: The audio broadcast for AM, FM, or SIRIUS Satellite Radio received by the Tuner module is available through this

stereo RCA output. Tuner A and B offer independent audio outputs for use with the NuVo audio systems or third

party receivers and amplifiers.

3. SIRIUS: This eight-pin connection is a universal SIRIUS communication port. It allows a third party SIRIUS Tuner module to fully

communicate with the Grand Concerto or Essentia E6G NuVoNet Systems.

4. IR Input: The T2SIR offers a single stereo mini, 3.5mm connection for independent IR control of both Tuner A and B.

5. NuVoNet: This single CAT5 connection provides full NuVoNet communication for both Tuners A and B to the NuVo Grand Concerto

and Essentia E6G audio distribution systems. This connection is made at the Grand Concerto EZ Port or the Essentia

E6G Allport.

6. RS232: This DB9 9-pin connector is used for configuration programming (see page 17, V. Using the Tuner Configurator

Software) and bidirectional serial control from a third party home automation controller.

7. AC Power: The T2SIR is designed to plug into any AC power source.

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1.Power: The power button turns the Tuner on and off.

2.Tune Buttons: These buttons are the equivalent of using the Up and Down arrows on the front panel of the T2SIR to tune.

3.Band: This button toggles through the Tuner s available broadcast bands.

4.Seek Up and Down: The seek buttons will tune to the next available station with the required signal strength for AM and

FM use. The signal threshold can be adjusted higher or lower using the Tuner Configurator software

(see pg. 18), or through the T2SIR Options menu on the front panel (see pg. 10).

5.Preset Tune: These buttons step through the assigned presets. The T2SIR is capable of 5 banks of 20 presets.

6.Category Tune: Category Tune is not implemented on this model.

7. Pre: This button is used to establish a preset bank and preset number for the frequency being displayed on the selected

Tuner. To tune to a specific preset, push  Pre followed by the bank number (1-5) then the 2-digit preset number

(01-20).

8.Tuner A & B LED: This LED glows red when Tuner A is selected and green when Tuner B is selected. This LED glows only

momentarily when a button is pushed.

9.A/B: This button toggles between Tuner A and Tuner B operation.

10.Disp: This button functions only for North American satellite radio use.

11.Numeric Buttons: These buttons (0-9) are used to access a specific station frequency or preset.

12. OK: This is a select button used for saving presets or entering an AM or FM frequency.

13. Band Buttons: These four buttons are a direct select for the tuning bands available through the T2 Tuners. Actual

functionality depends on the model Tuner being controlled.

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I. Installing the T2SIR in the Home

Connecting the Audio Outputs (Fig. 1)

The T2SIR has two independent audio outputs labeled A and B.

These are standard stereo RCA connections and can be

connected to any device designed to receive an analog stereo

audio signal.

Setting the Audio Outputs for NuVoNet or Standalone use

(Fig. 2)

The outputs A and B are individually set from the front panel

display of the T2SIR. When the Tuner is initially plugged into

an AC power source, a short setup wizard will appear on the

display. A message,  Uninitialized State Detected (Press OK)

will appear. When OK is pressed, the prompt is to select a

regional tuning standard. The choices are USA/Canada,

Western Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. Use the Up and

Down arrows to highlight the appropriate choice and touch the

OK button to select this. Once regional tuning has been

selected, the display will prompt for the use of each output A

and B. Using the Up and Down arrows on the front panel, move

the highlight to the appropriate use of the Tuner output and

touch OK. The choices are Stand Alone, Source 1, Source 2,

Source 3, Source 4, Source 5, and Source 6. For any use other

than with the Essentia E6G or Grand Concerto Systems, select

Standalone. This will require IR or serial control of the T2SIR’s

functions. Highlighting the appropriate Source number input

for the NuVo system and touching the OK button sets NuVoNet

communication. Once Output A is set, the highlight will move

to Output B. For operation, both outputs A and B must be set as

Standalone or as a NuVoNet Source.

When the Tuner’s outputs are set, they will return to FM 87.9,

or the minimum FM band setting for the selected regional

tuning parameters. At this point the T2SIR is ready for either

NuVoNet communication or standalone use, depending on the

setting made for both outputs.

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AM/FM Antenna Installation (Fig. 3)

The T2SIR is shipped with the NV-T2FAA active AM/FM

antenna. The antenna is designed to work actively with the

Tuner using standard 75-ohm coaxial cable. Quad-shielded

cable is recommended for this purpose. The advantage of the

active antenna technology is the remote location capability, up

to 200 feet from the T2SIR location, without the need for an

external power supply. The termination at the antenna and

Tuner is a standard  F style connector. No software

application or configuration is necessary beyond making the

cable connection at each end.

Note, for best results, the T2FAA antenna should be located as

high as possible, either in an attic or outside. If you choose to

use a third party antenna, other than the T2FAA, you must use

the forced off setting from the menu to allow the signal to pass

through to the T2SIR, (see section III. T2SIR Front Panel Menu,

Antenna Power, pg. 14).

Connecting for NuVoNet Use (Fig. 4)

Once audio outputs A and B are set for NuVoNet, the T2SIR is

ready to communicate in real time with the Grand Concerto or

Essentia E6G audio distribution systems. To complete the

connection, all that is necessary is a single CAT5 cable from the

NuVoNet output on the T2SIR’s back panel to one of the Device

inputs on either the Grand Concerto EZ Port or the Essentia E6G

Allport. Since the outputs of the Tuner must be set as a specific

source number input for NuVoNet communication, the number

of the Device connection used is irrelevant to the system’s

operation. Once the connection is complete, the Tuner is ready

to fully communicate with NuVoNet.

IR Control of the T2SIR (Fig. 5)

The T2SIR can be used without NuVoNet as a standalone

AM/FM/SIRIUS-Ready Tuner. The IR receiver is always active,

however control through IR is typically done in Standalone

mode, (see section I. Setting the Audio Outputs for NuVoNet or

Standalone use, pg. 7).

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Once the audio outputs are set at Standalone, the T2SIR offers

three methods for IR control. One is to take the IR output of

your control device using a mono 3.5mm patch cable plugged

into the Direct IR input on the back panel of the T2SIR. Tuners A

and B feature discrete commands, allowing both Tuners to be

controlled independently from one input. The second method

for IR control is to attach an IR emitter over the IR receiver on

the front panel, and the third method is to aim the remote

control at the IR receiver located on the front panel.

RS232 Serial Control

The T2SIR features a bidirectional DB9 port for serial control.

This enables the Tuner to be controlled via a third party home

automation system and will in turn issue present state

commands back to the controller. Potentially, all aspects of

NuVoNet communication can be emulated using the serial

control capability. The necessary protocol for serial use can be

downloaded from the NuVo website ProZone at

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II. T2SIR Use with SIRIUS Radio

The SIRIUS 8-Pin Connector (Fig. 6)

Each Tuner, A and B, has a SIRIUS-Ready connector on its back

panel. This connector is ready to receive the Tuner signal and

related metadata from a SIRIUS receiver. Any SIRIUS receiver

equipped with the SIRIUS connector will communicate with the

T2SIR’s input. The cable necessary for this connection is

typically supplied with the SIRIUS receiver. Once the 8-pin

connection is made from the SIRIUS receiver to the T2SIR,

SIRIUS will be recognized as a radio band for either Tuner A or

B.

SIRIUS Modules and Subscription (Fig. 7)

There is not a specific SIRIUS receiver that must be used in

conjunction with the T2SIR. Several are on the market, and the

only pre-requisite is that the receiver used has the 8-pin

SIRIUS-Ready connector. NuVo does have the NV-SCH1 home

receiver module as a convenient, inexpensive solution for the

T2SIR. Each SIRIUS Tuner has an ID associated with it. This

number is typically found printed on the SIRIUS Tuner or by

going to the T2SIR SIRIUS Info menu. Each attached SIRIUS

receiver must be activated using its ID number.

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Diagram shown using a NV-SCH1 SIRIUS Home Tuner

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Your SIRIUS Tuners must be activated through SIRIUS. This can

be done online at www.SIRIUS.com.

Installing the SIRIUS Antenna (Fig. 8)

There are several versions of SIRIUS antennas on the market.

The antennas best suited for use with the T2SIR are designed

for outside placement, such as the NV-SCH-ANT also available

from Directed Electronics as model 14245. An antenna with an

 F connector designed for use with coaxial cable is

recommended. Often it is necessary for the antenna to have an

unimpeded view of the sky to receive a signal. Figure 8 shows

this type of application with the NV-SCH-ANT antenna with its

included signal splitter for use with two SIRIUS receivers. The

T2SIR is shipped with two NV-T2FSD AM/FM/Satellite

Diplexers. This allows the AM/FM and SIRIUS signals to be

combined and brought to the back of the Tuner. There, the

second NV-T2FSD can be used to split the signal a second time.

This allows the AM/FM signal to come into the antenna input

on the T2SIR back panel and the SIRIUS signal is then routed to

the SIRIUS receiver or receivers, depending on the application.

It is not necessary to place the AM/FM and SIRIUS antennas in

the same location.

It is important to note that Directed Electronics has an outdoor

antenna, model 14240, that has a 50 ohm connection intended

for RG58 cable. This model is not recommended for use with the

NV-T2SIR Tuner.

III. T2SIR Front Panel Menu (Fig. 9)

The Menu button on the front panel of the T2SIR allows access

to the tuning and functionality of both Tuners A and B. The

menu selections are the same for both, and touching the A/B

button moves the highlight between the two Tuner outputs.

Bands (Fig. 10)

The Bands menu is a simple toggle through the available

broadcast bands of each Tuner. SIRIUS is only present if a

SIRIUS receiver has been plugged into either Tuner A or B. The

currently selected band will be displayed with a check mark.

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SIRIUS Info (Fig. 12)

There are two sub-menus within this choice. It is only active if

the SIRIUS input for the selected Tuner is being used.

SIRIUS ID: This displays the ID number associated

with the connected SIRIUS Tuner. This number is

referenced when activating the Tuner through SIRIUS,

or for customer service issues.

Now Playing Info: This scrolls the metadata for a

selected SIRIUS Channel.

T2SIR Options (Fig. 13)

The options menu has three main tuning sub-menus. These are

tuning defaults that can be set:

Edit Presets (Fig. 14): This is a great tool for

allowing a currently selected channel to be

saved as a preset. As a number preset is

selected, the display will prompt to  Assign

to current channel . When selected, the

T2SIR will save the frequency and associated

short name of the channel. There are 5 banks

of 20 presets each available. To add a preset

to favorites, highlight and select an existing

preset. This will bring up a second menu with

several choices: Delete Preset, which will

erase the highlighted preset from the list;

Add to Favorites places the highlighted preset

into the Favorites menu available at each

Control Pad; Move Up and Move Down moves

the highlighted preset up or down within the

list of presets; Move to Top and Move to

Bottom places the highlighted preset in the

number 1 position or to the last available

position.

T2SIR Options

Edit Presets

Seek Tune

Tuning Mode

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SIRIUS Info

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Channels (Fig. 11)

The Channel menu is a SIRIUS function. It is a quick access to

the categories associated with SIRIUS. When selected, each

category will expand to display the associated channels. When

the SIRIUS input is not in use, this will appear grayed out.

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Tuning Mode (Fig. 15): Tuning Mode has four choices

that set defaults for the way in which the T2SIR will

tune through channels or frequencies. The SIRIUS only

functions will be grayed out when a SIRIUS receiver is

not present.

Seek Tune (Am/FM only): Seek Tune searches

for strong frequencies in AM/FM bands and

will stop at the next frequency that meets the

set tuning parameters. This menu option

turns seek on or off. When Seek Tune is

turned off, Step Tune is the default.

Preset Tune: When turned on, the Preset Tune

mode will only stop at channels or

frequencies that have been saved as presets

in the current band.

Parental Lock (SIRIUS only) (Fig. 16): This

requires a 4-digit security code. The default

parental lock code is 5555. To access the sub-

menus, you must enter the default 5555. This

is done by using the Up arrow to scroll to the

first 5, then touching OK on the front panel

moves the highlight to the second number.

When 5555 is set, you will then have access

to the Parental Lock setup.

Set Security Code (Fig. 17): This lets

you set a new code for Parental Lock

purposes. The new code is set in the

same way as the default 5555

described above. Once the new code

is set, it will replace the default.

Locked Channels: This is a complete

list of the available SIRIUS channels.

When specific channels are

highlighted and selected, they are

added to the Parental Lock feature

and will require the 4-digit security

code before audio is enabled.

Skipped Channels (SIRIUS only): This allows

you to highlight and select unwanted

channels from the SIRIUS channel lineup.

These selected channels are removed from

SIRIUS tuning. They can be added back in at a

later date by highlighting the channel and

touching OK, removing the associated check

mark.

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Tuning Mode

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T2SIR Settings (Fig. 18)

There are several operational defaults that are set in this menu

choice:

Operating Mode (Fig. 19): This will display the set

choice for each Tuner output A and B with a check

mark. The choices are Standalone, Source 1, Source 2,

Source 3, Source 4, Source 5, and Source 6. Here, the

source number or standalone can be changed from the

initial power on setting. Unavailable NuVoNet sources

will be grayed out.

Enabled Bands: Broadcast bands associated with each

Tuner can be turned off here. This is useful especially

for AM where an acceptable AM signal is not possible.

If SIRIUS is disabled, all SIRIUS related menu items

will be removed as opposed just being grayed out.

Tuning: There are four sub-menus that set default

tuning parameters for the T2SIR:

Fine Tuning: This reduces the frequency step

to 50 kHz in FM and 1 kHz in AM. With today’s

digital Tuners, this feature is rarely used.

Regional Setup: Regional Setup sets the

default tuning standard for four regions of

the world. The choices are US/Canada,

Western Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.

Custom is grayed out. This must be set using

the Configurator Software discussed later in

this manual.

Seek Thresholds (Fig. 20): The recognized

signal level for AM and FM can be set in this

menu. There are three default levels with 1

being the lowest, requiring a stronger signal

to be recognized and 3 being the highest,

requiring a weak to moderate signal to be

recognized. The default is 2, the middle level.

Brightness: Brightness sets the overall level

of the display. There are seven degrees of

brightness to choose from.

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T2SIR Settings

Operating Mod

Enabled Bands

Tuning

Operating Mode

Tuner A

Tuner B

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Source 1

Source 2

Seek Thresholds

AM Threshold

FM Threshold

AM Threshold

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Level 2

Level 3

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Antenna Power: The choices here are

Automatic, Forced ON and Forced OFF.

Automatic is the default and allows the T2SIR

to recognize a present SIRIUS receiver. In

Automatic the T2SIR lets the attached SIRIUS

receiver supply the 5 volts to both the SIRIUS

and T2FAA antennas. In instances where you

intend on using a third party FM antenna, the

Forced OFF choice is necessary to block DC

voltage needed for AM reception. Forced ON

supplies DC voltage for AM reception in the

presence of a SIRIUS receiver which is not

sharing an antenna cable with the NV-T2FAA

antenna.

Diagnostics (Fig. 21): Signal strength for AM, FM and

SIRIUS reception and the current firmware version

number are provided in the Diagnostics menu.

Version: This displays the T2SIR’s current

firmware version. Upgraded versions are

posted on the NuVo website ProZone and are

loaded onto the Tuner by downloading a new

configuration from the Tuner Configurator

software through the RS232 port.

AM/FM Signal Strength (Fig. 22): This

displays two levels for Tuners A and B. RSSI,

received signal strength indicator, is a

measurement in dBuV, and SNR, signal to

noise is measured in dB.

SIRIUS Signal Strength (Fig. 23): Three

separate measurements are provided in

levels 1-4, None, Weak, Good, or Strong. The

measurements are SAT (satellite), TERR

(terrestrial), and COMBINED.

Audio Test: The test tone is intended to verify an

audio signal from an attached SIRIUS receiver. The

tone will continue until you tune up or down, or

change broadcast bands.

Reset Memory (Fig. 24): This should be used only

when it is advantageous to remove all settings from

the Tuner. Choosing yes to reset memory returns the

T2SIR to its factory default.

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Diagnostics

Version

Signal Streng..

Audio Test

AM/FM Strength

RSSI: 60 dBuV

SNR: 31 dB

SIRIUS Strength

SAT: Strong

TERR: None

Combined: Strong

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