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Switchable configurations for an audio conferencing system can be useful for divisible rooms with movable dividers, partitions or walls. This article outlines using two HDL310 systems configured with a divisible room. This configuration is suitable ...

Installing the Nureva^® HDL310 system on a wall is a simple process that can take less than 30 minutes, with no special skills required. From where and how to mount the integrated microphone and speaker bar to running the Ethernet cable to...

Quick start guide It’s important to review the quick start guide for the Nureva ^® HDL310 system before installing the device. Instructions and details such as the placement of the microphone and speaker bar and required materials are ou...

The Nureva^® HDL310 audio system features 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 Nureva App (settings) and Nureva Console...

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 the Ethernet cable from the RJ45 port on the back of the...

Learn how to optimize the HDL310 system settings for your organization’s unique space. The system’s features and settings are managed using the Nureva^® App and Nureva Console. It’s recommended that device settings are adjusted during a te...

Nureva^® Console cloud allows for remote management and monitoring of Nureva conferencing systems. Before the HDL310 system can be managed remotely, the device must be enrolled into the Nureva Console cloud application. Below are the steps...

Connect the HDL310 system Connect the provided Ethernet cable to the RJ45-1 port on the connect module. Run the Ethernet cable to the RJ45 port on the microphone and speaker bar. Connect a CAT5e Ethernet cable to the network port on the bac...

Locate and record the enrollment code Nureva^® Console cloud allows for remote management and monitoring of Nureva audio conferencing systems. So that the HDL310 system can be managed remotely, the device must be enrolled into the Nureva ...

The HDL310 system uses calibration sequences to understand the acoustics of a room and to ensure optimal audio quality. During a calibration sequence, the HDL310 generates a signal that sounds similar to static. Initial calibration When the HDL3...

Audience mute is a feature included with Voice Amplification Mode for the Nureva^® HDL310 and HDL410 systems. This feature is only available for use when Voice Amplification Mode is enabled. Voice Amplification Mode allows a presenter’s vo...