Guides

Why adjust the USB speed? The USB speed refers to the data transfer rate of the Universal Serial Bus (USB) connection. By default, the Nureva ^® HDL200 system uses Hi-Speed (USB 2.0). For some combinations of the HDL200 and third-party d...

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...

The Nureva^® HDL200 system has a built-in, configurable LCD display. This display can be configured to show an LCD clock (with a choice of two device status indicator theme styles). The clock is available only when the HDL200 is connected ...

Nureva^® Console and the HDL200 system provide visual cues when a firmware update becomes available. If a message about a firmware update is shown in Nureva Console or on the HDL200 LCD screen, a new firmware version is needed. Importan...

Learn how to optimize the HDL200 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 device se...

The Nureva^® HDL200 system has two types of calibration processes — automatic calibration (autocalibration) and manual recalibration. Conveniently for users, the HDL200 system routinely calibrates itself. During a manual calibration seque...

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...