NAIM NS01, Справочное руководство

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E4
Installation - Getting Started
If audio is to be played directly from the music server in
further areas, one or more of
audio outputs 2, 3 or 4 (NS02
only) should be connected to an an appropriate audio
system input in each area.
In both cases, use Naim Hi-Line interconnect cable for best
results.
Note: Long runs of analogue cable will cause degradation
of audio quality. Cable runs should be as short as possible.
2.3.3 Signal Ground
If the music server is directly connected in a hi-fi system
incorporating another earthed source component, switch
the music server’s rear panel
Signal Ground switch (see
paragraph 3.2.11) to the
Floating
position. Contact your
retailer, distributor or NaimNet for advice if necessary.
Note:
Directly connected in this context means an audio
signal cable that includes an earth connection.
2.4 Switch On and Screen Setup
Before switching on, ensure that all the necessary
peripheral equipment is appropriately connected and
configured. Switch on the music server using the rear panel
power switch.
Note: If the music server is already switched on but is in
standby mode, press the front panel standby button or the
handset standby key.
After approximately one minute’s delay, during which the
music server’s standby button will flash, the user interface
Home
menu will appear on the connected display. Use
the remote handset navigation ( 3456 ), ok, home and
back keys to navigate around the interface and to select
options.
Note: It is occasionally possible for the default remote
handset command set to conflict with other remote
controlled equipment in the home. A conflict will be
apparent if the handset appears to control an unintended
device or if another handset appears to control the
music server. If a conflict occurs the music server handset
command set can be changed. Press and hold both the
page down and input keys while simultaneously pressing
the 2 or 3 key to change the command set. Press the 1 to
return to the default command set.
Depending on the display in use, the music server’s video
screen setup may need to be modified. Use the handset to
navigate, via the
System menu, to the Screen Setup menu.
Select and save the desired colour theme and display
aspect ratio . Initially disable the screen saver .
Note: Once you have become used to the interface and
are familiar with its functions the screen-saver can be re-
enabled.
The screen setup menu also provides options for remote
control handset or touch-screen control. If touch-screen
control is selected, the interface displays four selectable
tabs that correspond to the
home
,
browse
,
system
and
find
keys on the handset. The tabs are unnecessary with
handset control and are not displayed.
2.5 First Use
The music server will already have some music files stored
on its hard disk. One of these can be used to check that
playback is operating correctly. Navigate through the
interface from the
Home Menu to the Quick Play menu
and select a track to play.
To “rip” a CD to the music server’s hard disk, use the front
panel
open
button to open the CD drawer. Insert a CD
and press the
open
button again to close the drawer.
The ripping process will begin automatically. When CD
ripping is complete the music server will eject the CD
automatically. See Section 5 for further information on
ripping CDs.
Note: Although the music server contains a limited
internal music database, to be able to identify a CD and
download its associated data during the ripping process, it
must be connected to a working internet connection.
2.6 Software Upgrade
Software upgrade CDs will occasionally be released for
NaimNet music servers. New software is installed simply
by inserting the upgrade CD in the music servers CD
drawer. The software upgrade process will commence
automatically with progress shown in an indicator on the
left-hand side of the display. Once the upgrade process is
complete the music server will re-boot automatically and
eject the CD. Remember to remove the CD.
Never switch off the music server from the rear panel
power switch or unplug it from the mains supply while a
software upgrade process is underway.
2.7 Switching Off
Switching off the music server from its rear panel power
switch is not normally necessary and is undesirable unless
it is to be un-installed. It can be put into a standby by
pressing the handset
standby
key or pressing and holding
the front panel
standby
button for 2 seconds. The Naim
logo will extinguish when the music server is in standby
mode.
If the music server is to be switched off from its rear panel
switch, wait until the Naim logo is fully extinguished.
Never switch off the music server from the rear panel
power switch or unplug it from the mains supply while the
Naim logo is illuminated.