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Owner’s Manual

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The  Advanced  section  of  the  Setup  menu  gives  you  access 
to  a  range  of  configuration  and  administrative  settings  and 
functions.

Display: This menu gives you access to the following display-
related parameters:

Intensity: Lets you set the brightness of your N

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and front-panel LEDs to High, Med, Low, or Off (which turns 
the display and LEDs off entirely until a control is operated). 
The factory default setting is High.

Timer (only applies when the display intensity is set to Off): 
Lets  you  choose  how  long  the  display  and  LEDs  remain  lit 
after  the  last  time  a  control  is  operated.  Choose  from  10 
seconds, 4 seconds, or 2 seconds. The factory default setting 
is 10 seconds. 

Config:  This  menu  lets  you  import  or  export  Setup  menu 
configuration  settings,  and  also  offers  other  administrative 
functions.

Export:  Press  Enter  to  export  all  setup  configuration 
information to a thumb drive inserted in the rear-panel USB 
port. This data can then be used to identically configure other 
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Import:  Press  Enter  to  import  all  setup  configuration 
information  from  a  thumb  drive  inserted  in  the  rear-panel 
USB port. 

Lock:  Engage  the  Lock  to  prevent  accidental  changing  of 
Setup menu parameters. The factory default setting is Off.

Restore: Lets you restore all N

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default condition.

Network:  This  menu  offers  access  to  the  following  network-
related parameters:

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(the X’s represent the last six digits of the unit’s unique MAC 
address).  This  setting  is  informational  only  and  does  not 
provide any user adjustments.

DHCP:  Lets  you  toggle  DHCP  mode  (network  auto-
configuration) on or off. The factory default behavior is On.

Current IP: Shows the IP address currently assigned (by DHCP 
or manually) to your N

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and does not provide any user adjustments.)

Current  Subnet:  Shows  the  subnet  address  currently 
assigned  (by  DHCP  or  manually)  to  your  N

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setting is informational only and does not provide any user 
adjustments.)

Renew  IP:  Lets  you  refresh  your  DHCP  configuration, 
assigning a new IP address to your N

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useful when troubleshooting a network connection.

Static IP: Lets you specify a static IP address for your N

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The factory default setting is 192.168.50.10. DHCP must be 
disabled to set a static IP address.

Static Sub: Lets you specify a static subnet address for your 
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must be disabled to set a static subnet address.

Firmware:  This  menu  gives  you  access  to  the  following 
firmware-related functions:

Ver:  Displays  the  version  number  of  the  currently  loaded 
firmware.  (This  setting  is  informational  only,  and  does  not 
provide any user adjustments.)

Update:  Lets  you  update  your  N

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a flash drive inserted in the rear-panel USB port or from a 
connected computer over the network. 

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Input Setup

Power Mgmt

Volume Control

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Summary of Contents for N052

Page 1: ...Reference Preamplifier Owner s Manual N0 52...

Page 2: ...om Before you read this User Guide we recommend that you thoroughly read the N0 52 Quick Start Guide supplied with your N0 52 in printed form The Quick Start Guide contains all the information you wil...

Page 3: ...lously balanced circuits preserve all input signal information passing it to the associated power amplifier without the limitations of asymmetrical designs In addition to the above mentioned inputs th...

Page 4: ...used to feed powered subwoofers recording devices or a second zone The N0 52 represents the ultimate combination of compelling performance and almost limitless potential Its unique dual chassisstruct...

Page 5: ...Input Ph Gain XXX 20Hz HPF XXX R Load XXX C Load XXX Ph Bal XXX Aux XXX Setup Menu Input Setup Power Mgmt Volume Control Advanced The Input Setup menu allows you to customize the following parameters...

Page 6: ...e Offset parameter to the volume level of the Main and Auxiliary outputs SSP The SSP setting configures the selected input for complete integration with a multichannel surround sound processor See SSP...

Page 7: ...o menu to continue listening as normal Ph Gain This setting lets you choose from two preset gain settings 40 0dB or 60dB for the Phono input The 60dB setting is useful for boosting signals from moving...

Page 8: ...he previous time the unit was powered down is retained CAUTION Setting the Turn On parameter to Last can result in louder than expected power up volume if the N0 52 was set to a high volume level sett...

Page 9: ...ontrol circuitry powered and ready to receive commands from either the front panel controls or the remote control This mode provides moderate power conservation Normal This mode shuts off the N0 52 s...

Page 10: ...ng network related parameters Name N0 52_XXXXXX Displays your N0 52 s network name the X s represent the last six digits of the unit s unique MAC address This setting is informational only and does no...

Page 11: ...e gain The signal at the Main outputs is also routed to the Aux outputs at a level that mirrors the Main output volume setting This mode is useful in configurations where Main and Aux signals and leve...

Page 12: ...rround sound processor see illustration on next page 1 Make sure the N0 52 and all associated components are powered off and disconnected from electrical outlets 2 Connect the output connectors on the...

Page 13: ...s R Input Link Su round Back Remote Zone Left Left Right Right Left Right Left Right Left Right Left Cen er Front Analog Audio Outputs Mic ophone Inputs 1 2 R R R L L L 3 3 3 1 2 1 2 3 Y Y G Pb Pb B P...

Page 14: ...ontroller chassis is placed inside a glass cabinet tinted glass will reduce the remote control range Make sure the remote control signal is being received at the IR receiver on the Controller s front...

Page 15: ...u is not set to Off No connectivity via Ethernet Verify that the network cables are properly connected between the router switch or hub and the N0 52 If you have connected directly to a computer verif...

Page 16: ...ive 3 3 5 0 7 7 10 33 50 77 100 330 47k user selectable 50pF 100pF 150pF 200pF 250pF 300pF 350pF 0 01 F user selectable Output Impedance 20 ohms balanced XLR connectors 10 ohms unbalanced RCA connecto...

Page 17: ...on Other company and product names may be trademarks of the respective companies with which they are associated This document should not be construed as a commitment on the part of HARMAN Internationa...

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