Specifications

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• The Nuvo Concerto audio system requires internal programming for the system to work with the
EyeOn Server.
4.1.3 Suggestions
• First, you will have to know which rooms in the house have speakers. If you have one area that is
close together sometimes it is better to combine four speakers into one zone, but never more than
four.
• You should have all the wires labeled for each room.
• Remove the green terminals from the back of the Concerto Unit.
• You can screw one or two wires in each slot in the terminal block.
• If you have over more than eight zones you must use the Concerto Expander.
• These two units are very simple to link together, simply follow the instructions with the unit.
• You need to install the Nuvo software on your PC. The PC must have .Net 1.1 and a RS232 port.
You should install version 1.6 then upgrade to 1.71. The upgrade is on the CD.
• There will also be six sources that come into the Nuvo unit. To take advantage of the EyeOn
doorbell and voice feedback system you must plug source six into the output of the server. You
will use a Stereo Mini (1/8") Male to Two RCA.
• You will need to know where the other five sources are coming from, i.e. XM Tuner, FM/AM/WX
Tuner, CD Player, to set the sources in the Nuvo software.
• If you are using zone seven or eight you will need to use another AMP to power these. Sometime
we will use zones seven or eight to power another receiver in another room. For example, if you
have a room surround sound system you can use zone seven with another Stereo Mini (1/8") Male
to Two RCA cable to put into input two. This way the home owner can switch to input two on their
room receiver and hear anything from the sound system that is being played on Zone seven. A lot
of times we will set Zone seven up as a slave to a near by zone so you can use the control panel
from the near by room to change the source you are listening to.