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The Nureva^® HDL200 system features an LCD screen that provides helpful information, including a clock and status information. The clock is available only when the device is connected to a computer running Nureva Console client. On the in...

Test the speakers Use a test signal Play a test signal using a program or sound source that generates a frequency sweep from 150 Hz to 15 kHz. If there’s no speaker output, the output is distorted or there is playback on only one channel, check th...

Audio issues can originate at several points on the signal path, so it’s important to determine whether the cause is the Nureva^® audio system or the conferencing software. Our Technical Support team may ask for audio recordings that will ...

Windows Follow these steps to set a Nureva^® audio conferencing system as the default audio device for a Windows^® computer. Click the speaker icon in the lower-right corner of the desktop. Right-click Sounds . ...

Environment Nureva^® audio conferencing systems use Microphone Mist™ technology, which fills a room with virtual microphones so everyone can be heard everywhere in a meeting space. This allows remote callers to feel like they’re in the ro...

Windows 10 and 11 When troubleshooting low speaker volume from a Nureva^® audio device, two preliminary steps can be taken — checking the device volume and checking the application volume. Sometimes, navigating the system volume setting...

Images of Nureva ^® audio system components are available for inclusion in AutoCAD ^® drawings of room designs. DWG files can be accessed using the links below. HDL310 and HDL410 systems For the HDL410 system, use t...

The Nureva^® audio conferencing systems are each designed to cover a specific room size with high-quality microphone pickup and speaker output. There is usually enough speaker output to effectively cover the specified room size. In rooms ...