Trinnov Audio NOVA Bedienungsanleitung

USER MANUAL

WELCOME

Thank you for choosing Trinnov.

Our goal is to create products that meet, and even exceed, the monitoring requirements of the most

demanding audio professionals. Our solutions enable them to produce the highest quality sound possible for

music, broadcast, ﬁlm, or any type of audio content.

This manual includes the essential information you need to start using your device in your studio setup.

We will help you through every step of the setup process, using NOVA as a room optimizer, a monitor

controller, an audio interface, or all of the above.

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Safety Instructions

1. Read the following instructions carefully. Save all instructions for future reference.

2. Follow all warnings and instructions.

3. TRINNOV Audio expressly forbids unauthorized modiﬁcation of this equipment.

4. Using the unit in the following locations can result in a malfunction:

• In direct sunlight

• Locations of extreme temperature or humidity

• Excessively dusty or dirty locations

• Locations of excessive vibration

• Close to magnetic ﬁelds

5. Condensation can form on the inside of the apparatus if it is suddenly moved from a cold environment to

a warmer location. Before switching the unit on, it is recommended that the unit be allowed to reach room

temperature.

6. Clean only with a dry cloth. Do not use liquid solvent-based cleaners.

7. Do not cover block ventilation slots or openings. Never push objects of any kind into ventilation slots on

the equipment casing.

8. Install in conformance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

9. Maximum permissible operating conditions: 0 °C to 40 °C, 20-65% relative humidity.

10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched, particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles,

and where they exit the apparatus.

11. Always replace damaged fuses with the correct rating and type, T500mA.

12. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.

13. Do not open the equipment case. There are no user-serviceable parts in this equipment. Refer all

servicing to qualiﬁed service personnel.

14. Please connect the designated AC/AC power supply to an AC outlet of the correct voltage. Do not

connect it to an AC voltage outlet other than what your unit is intended for.

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Table of Contents

WELCOME............................................................................................................................................................................ 2

Safety Instructions..............................................................................................................................................................3

Table of Contents.................................................................................................................................................................................. 4

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................................................................................. 6

YOUR NOVA.....................................................................................................................................................................................6

Package content................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Inputs & Outputs................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Software Licenses................................................................................................................................................................ 7

User Interface.........................................................................................................................................................................7

Dimension and weight:........................................................................................................................................................8

Important information.................................................................................................................................................................9

About this User Manual...............................................................................................................................................................9

CONFIGURATION AND START-UP................................................................................................................................ 10

Connect NOVA............................................................................................................................................................................. 10

Power connection.............................................................................................................................................................. 10

Network connection.......................................................................................................................................................... 10

Product description...................................................................................................................................................10

Network connection..................................................................................................................................................11

Power on/off.................................................................................................................................................................................11

Power On...............................................................................................................................................................................11

Power Off...............................................................................................................................................................................11

Trinnov Application.....................................................................................................................................................................12

NOVA is controlled by the Trinnov App............................................................................................................................... 12

Home Page................................................................................................................................................................................... 13

Top Menu.............................................................................................................................................................................. 14

Volume Control................................................................................................................................................................... 15

Sources.................................................................................................................................................................................. 15

Monitoring.............................................................................................................................................................................16

Speakers................................................................................................................................................................................ 16

Flip buttons...........................................................................................................................................................................16

System Settings..........................................................................................................................................................................17

General................................................................................................................................................................................... 17

Startup........................................................................................................................................................................... 17

Preferences.................................................................................................................................................................. 18

Volume...........................................................................................................................................................................18

About.............................................................................................................................................................................. 19

Latency...................................................................................................................................................................................20

Hardware...............................................................................................................................................................................21

Quick setups.................................................................................................................................................................................21

Conﬁguration Wizard........................................................................................................................................................ 21

Calibration Wizard..............................................................................................................................................................23

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NOTIONS............................................................................................................................................................................24

Presets............................................................................................................................................................................................24

Network..........................................................................................................................................................................................25

Network Mode.....................................................................................................................................................................25

Information...........................................................................................................................................................................25

DHCP...................................................................................................................................................................................... 26

Fixed IP...................................................................................................................................................................................26

Trinnov Audio Server.........................................................................................................................................................26

Clocking..........................................................................................................................................................................................26

Output Selection..........................................................................................................................................................................28

Speaker Sets........................................................................................................................................................................ 28

Headphones.........................................................................................................................................................................29

Monitoring..................................................................................................................................................................................... 29

La Remote conﬁguration.................................................................................................................................................29

Direct Outputs......................................................................................................................................................................30

Downmixes...........................................................................................................................................................................31

Optimization................................................................................................................................................................................. 32

The Optimizer...................................................................................................................................................................... 32

Graphs....................................................................................................................................................................................34

Basic Mode...................................................................................................................................................................34

Expert Mode.................................................................................................................................................................35

Graph analysis.................................................................................................................................................... 37

Bass Management.............................................................................................................................................................38

Target Curves...................................................................................................................................................................... 41

Excursion curves................................................................................................................................................................ 42

Settings..................................................................................................................................................................................43

Algorithm.......................................................................................................................................................................44

Algorithm limits...........................................................................................................................................................44

Filters..............................................................................................................................................................................45

IIR Settings...........................................................................................................................................................46

FIR Settings......................................................................................................................................................... 46

Calibration..................................................................................................................................................................................... 47

Measurement...................................................................................................................................................................... 47

Microphone...........................................................................................................................................................................48

Main Listening Position....................................................................................................................................................48

Multipoint measurement................................................................................................................................................. 49

Dante...............................................................................................................................................................................................50

Certiﬁcation.......................................................................................................................................................................... 50

Dante Virtual Sound card.................................................................................................................................................50

Warning about USB to network adapters..................................................................................................................51

HELP........................................................................................................................................................................................................52

System updates and License upgrades............................................................................................................................. 52

Latency........................................................................................................................................................................................... 53

LEDs Status.................................................................................................................................................................................. 53

APPENDIX............................................................................................................................................................................................. 54

Version history............................................................................................................................................................................. 54

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INTRODUCTION

YOUR NOVA

Package content

The package of the NOVA contains the following items:

●NOVA

●Protection bag

●One power cord

●One cat5e network cable

●Printed quick start guide.

Inputs & Outputs

On the front panel are located, from left to right, the etherCON microphone input, Headphones input,

and La Remote input.

On the back panel are located from left to right:

●Power input with fuse case

●USB A service input

●Dante Ethernet ports (machine control)

●Digital SPDIF inputs (Coaxial and Optical)

●Digital AES/EBU output

●6 XLR balanced analog output

●4 TRS Jack analog input

●2 XLR analog input

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Software Licenses

NOVA is shipped with 2 Optimizer licenses by default.

To optimize more than 2 speaker outputs simultaneously, additional software licenses must be purchased.

If you have already purchased additional licenses and that these licenses have already been assigned to your

unit, please verify that:

●You have downloaded and installed the Trinnov Application on your macOS or Windows computer

●Your computer and NOVA are connected to the same network and the internet.

As you start the application for the ﬁrst time and NOVA is detected, you will be prompted to update your unit,

which will install your additional licenses.

More in System updates and License upgrades.

User Interface

As part of NOVA’s development, we designed a new User Interface to deliver a better and more intuitive user

experience, including step-by-step instructions to help you conﬁgure NOVA and calibrate your monitoring

system in the easiest way possible.

The User Interface uses color cues. Any menu item displayed in RED or ORANGE indicates something is

wrong or misconﬁgured in your preset.

By default, the user interface shows only essential functions, but more advanced options can be displayed in

most pages by using the Expert Mode toggle button on the top left of the user interface.

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Dimension and weight:

NOVA weighs 2.6 kilograms or 5.7 pounds.

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Important information

The hardware research team has designed a fanless unit to keep your environment as quiet as possible.

They successfully achieved this by using the top lid of NOVA for heat dissipation.

Don’t be worried if NOVA is getting hot, that’s normal behavior.

All heat dissipation systems are linked to the lid; be careful not to put heavy weight or hard pressure on it .

Improper handling of the lid can result in a broken motherboard.

You can also monitor the current temperature of NOVA.

About this User Manual

This manual is split into different sections:

●Conﬁguration and Start-Up will get you through the essential things

you need to know to get up and running

●Notions cover generic concepts and explain more speciﬁc features

●Help is dedicated to troubleshooting

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CONFIGURATION AND START-UP

Connect NOVA

Power connection

NOVA’s internal power supply (PSU) is connected via an IEC C14 inlet at the

back of the device.

This high-performance switch mode power supply accepts 100V to 240V AC.

NOVA’s PSU has a built-in inline ﬁlter, is fully regulated against voltage

ﬂuctuations, and suppresses mains interference.

Network connection

For the initial conﬁguration, NOVA needs to be connected to your local network. This is how the Trinnov

Application and the processor communicate to provide control over the unit.

An internet connection is also required to download new software versions and additional software licenses.

We therefore strongly recommend connecting NOVA to the Internet before its ﬁrst use.

A network connection is also required in most cases for daily operation.

Except for NOVA owners also using La Remote, which only requires a USB connection to NOVA (or to the

computer running the Trinnov application (MAC OS app only, but a network connection is then needed too).

Product description

The rear panel of NOVA features two RJ45 connectors labeled primary and secondary, which provide

standard Ethernet connectivity. The supported link speeds are 100 Mbps and 1000 Mbps, and cable lengths

of up to 100 m are supported when using Cat 6e.

The default conﬁguration makes NOVA act as a network switch. This means that you can control NOVA or

use the Dante audio connectivity from either port.

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