MiND
Nēo
Series
10
If you are using either a Nēo 280D or Nēo 380D DAC
that is
not
equipped with a MiND module, when you
press the
X
(play) button on the “MiND” App the DAC
will automatically switch to the digital input that you
defined as the MiND input. As well, if you have the
variable output version of the Nēo 380D you can use the
MiND App’s volume up, volume down and mute
functions to adjust the volume level.
The connection rules for the SimLink™ are very
straightforward. You must always connect the supplied
cable between one component’s “SimLink™ Out” jack
and another component’s “SimLink™ In” jack. There is
no master component in a SimLink™ chain; no one
particular component operates as the main
communications controller. If you are using your
Nēo
MiND
with an older MOON product such as a P-7, P-8 or
i-7, you will need to update the software of the older
product to allow for complete SimLink™ functionality.
Contact your retailer for further details.
Operating the MiND
We recommend leaving your
Nēo MiND
powered up at
all times to maintain optimal performance. When you
plan on being away for a few days, it may not be a bad
idea to power it off your.
Turning on your Nēo MiND for the first time
Prior to turning the Streaming Network Player on for the
first time, make sure that every cable is properly
connected to avoid any problems. Flick the main rocker
switch, located on the rear panel, labeled “POWER” to
the ‘1’ (on) position. Next, briefly press the push button
labeled “Standby” located on the front panel. You will
hear a very faint click sound confirming that everything
is in order. The blue LED on the front panel will
illuminate, indicating that the
Nēo MiND
is now
powered up and ready for use.
On and Off Sequence
To avoid having any annoying noises (ie. “thumps” and
“pops”) emanate from your speakers when powering
your
Nēo MiND
on or off, you should always power up
your
Nēo MiND
before powering up your preamplifier,
integrated amplifier or power amplifier
.
As well,
always
power down your
Nēo MiND
after powering down your
preamplifier, integrated amplifier or power amplifier.