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The Nureva^® HDL300 and Dual HDL300 audio systems feature auxiliary ports on the connect module. They are used to send and receive audio streams from third-party devices. The auxiliary port options are found in the device settings dashboar...

To adjust the sleep mode for the Nureva^® Dual HDL300 system, follow the steps below. With the Dual HDL300 connected to the computer, open Nureva Console client. Nureva Console client will open at the welcome page. Select Conti...

Before you start Nureva^® Console client is an application installed on a computer (with a Windows^® or macOS^® operating system) to manage the Nureva audio system. The app provides system configuration steps an...

The Nureva^® Dual HDL300 system has two types of calibration processes — automatic calibration (autocalibration) and manual recalibration. Conveniently for users, the Dual HDL300 system routinely calibrates itself. During a calibration se...

Learn how to optimize the Dual HDL300 system settings for your organization’s unique space. The system’s features and settings are managed in Nureva^® Console. It’s recommended that device settings are adjusted during a test call. All devi...

What is Nureva Console? Nureva^® Console is a cloud-based platform consisting of three important tools: Desktop client Cloud application Nureva Developer Toolkit Together, they provide an intelligent, easy-to-use platform to m...

Power cycling a Nureva^® audio system is a great first step in troubleshooting. To complete a power cycle, follow the steps below. Power cycle the microphone and speaker bar Unplug both Ethernet cables from the RJ45 ports on the back of ...

Nureva^® Console will indicate if a firmware update is available. If a message about a firmware update is shown in Nureva Console, the HDL300 or Dual HDL300 audio system is currently not up to date and should be updated. Important : The...