Fusion Research Ovation Installation & Setup Manual

FUSION RESEARCH

Ovation Music Streamers and Players

Installation & Setup Guide

November 2014

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1: Opening & Testing Your Ovation ...................................... 3

Chapter 2: Basic System Setup .................................................... 6

Chapter 3: Adding Streaming Apps ..............................................12

Chapter 4: Your Own Music & Syncing ........................................... 16

Chapter 5: Creating & Deleting Playlists ....................................... 21

Chapter 6: Ovation Wireless Player Setup.......................................23

Chapter 7: Warranty and Return Information ................................. 30

For support on this product, email [email protected] or

call 925.217.1233 M-F 8:30am - 4:30pm PST

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IMPORTANT NOTICES ON OPERATION OF THIS PRODUCT

DO NOT remove the power during boot-up.

Though this is a headless unit, please note that the boot sequence can take
up to 2 full minutes. Removing the power during this process will corrupt
the image.
The system is actually a small mini-server based unit with a very robust
Linux based operating system. While it is designed to be very stable and
fault tolerate, sudden termination of power during boot-up or during music
playback should always be avoided.

PAID ACCOUNTS ARE NECESSARY

Please be aware that paid accounts are required for complete function of
some services. It is important to know that while most of the applications
are completely free, some of the services do require a paid account to
function.

Services known to require a paid account are:

Pandora
Sirius XM
Spotify
Slacker
Deezer

It is also important to note that many streaming services limit the active
streams on user accounts to one stream per account. If issues occur
during playback, please make sure that there are no other active streams
associated with that account.

REQUIRED HARDWARE FOR TROUBLESHOOTING

The following items are necessary for any troubleshooting of possible
installation and operation issues that may be encounter.

VGA Monitor
USB Keyboard
USB Thumbdrive that can be formatted

Phillips Head Screwdriver

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AUDIO/VIDEO SPECIFICATIONS:

Audio Formats Supported:

FLAC & MP3 for streaming

Video Connections:

Ovation Servers are headless units, that means there is no TV display.
You will control the system through computers on the same network
and any of the many drivers that are available for Squeezebox
servers.

MY SQUEEZEBOX:

Because the player portion of this unit was made to be Squeezebox
compatible, a Squeezebox account is required to use this system.
To register for a free account, visit www.mysqueezebox.com.

INITAL SETUP:

Before you begin to setup any connection to a home automation control

system, add streaming app accounts or anything else, you should rst
conrm that you have music playback.

Follow these steps in order:

1. Connect ethernet cable to existing router/switch

2. Plug in your OMS Server

3. Power the OMS Server on
[Note: the OMS-SIG powers on automatically when plugged in, ALL other
OMS servers require the power button to be pressed to turn the unit on.]

4. Connect the audio cables to receiver/distribution amp

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VERIFYING THE AUDIO STREAMER:

The next step is to ensure that everything is performing normally. The rst

thing you should do is open a web browser on your PC. Type in ‘http://

ovation.fusionrd.net’ into your browser and the following window should

come up:

Clicking [Here it is] on the Ovation Finder Utility homepage (as seen in

the above image) will launch the nder and scan the network for attached

Ovation devices.
The Finder will return a list of the Ovation devices located on the network.

Select the desired player from the Ovation Finder Utility list and click on its

IP address. This will take you to the device’s Congurator home page where
you will complete the conguration of the device.

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Opening & Testing your Ovation

NOTE: After clicking the IP of the player it can take up to one minute

to access the Fusion Music Congurator home page.

INTERNET RADIO:

The quickest way to ensure your OMS
server is working properly is to select an
internet radio station.

Choose [Internet Radio] and then any of
the categories you see listed below the
tab.

Once you’ve selected the station you wish
to test, you’ll see it come up in the detail
screen. Click on the [Play] button and
you’ll see whatever is playing on the radio
station at the moment.

Note: If you experience low audio playback during testing make
sure that the volume of the stream is set to max by increasing
the grey bars on the volume slider.

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Chapter 2

Basic System Setup

SETTING UP AN OVATION MUSIC SYSTEM:

The Ovation Music Streamers are very powerful machines. When setup
properly, a user of the system may access music through:

One of the many Streaming Apps
Any of the thousands of Internet Radio Stations
Pointing to a remote music folder
Pointing to iTunes on a remote computer

The actual user control is very simple and intuitive to use. As you can
imagine from the list above, with all those options setting up the system
initially should be done exactly as detailed in this section of the manual.

If you are not a systems integrator or familiar with how computers work
over a network and shared folders, you may want to consider bringing in
some outside help to assist you in setting this up.

CLIENT & INTEGRATOR TOOLS:

There are two different web utilities you will be using to set the product up
as well as the www.mysqueezebox.com page.

1. Ovation Music Manager [http://fusionmusic], [http://musicstream]
or [http://oms-000####] on the OMS-SIG devices. This is the consumer
interface. It will be used for managing their music as well as some basic
setting information.

NOTE: If your web browser has trouble nding this, you can simply

type in the IP address of the unit.

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2. Fusion System Congurator accessed by using the Ovation Finder Utility
[http://ovation.fusionrd.net] and clicking on the IP of the Ovation device.
This is the integrator interface and will be used for setting up and changing
various options on the Ovation system.

NOTE: Fusion System Congurator can also be accessed by using

[http://fusionmusic:4742], [http://musicstream:4742] or [http://
oms-000####] on the OMS-SIG.

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Basic System Setup

STEP ONE - CONFIGURING THE NETWORK ADDRESS:

Start with the Fusion Music Congurator, accessed through the Ovation

Finder Utility by typing [http://ovation.fusionrd.net] from any computer on
the same network.

NOTE: This unit ships with a dynamic IP address. If you’re
intending to control this unit with a home automation system,
you’ll want to set a static IP.

To set a static IP, click on the [Network] button and you’ll see the following

screen. You need to select Static IP as the option and ll in the IP Address,

Subnet Mask, Gateway & DNS1.

Then hit the [Apply & Reboot] button.

Once you’ve hit the [Apply & Reboot] button, it will reboot the Ovation
machine. You’ll also see that your web browser will no longer be
connected.

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Give the server enough time to completely reboot, at which point you
should then refresh the Ovation Finder Utility page and select the device
again.
If you are using [http://fusionmusic], [htt://musicstream] or
[http://oms-000####] you will want to completely close the browser and
re-open it as your computer will remember the old IP address and by
closing the browser, you’ll clear the cache.

STEP TWO - PLAYER SECTION OF THE CONFIGURATOR:

The next step is to click on the [Player] button to continue the

conguration.

The rst thing you’ll see is the individual sources you have available for you

in your particular Ovation.

You can rename them to whatever you like. (Keep in mind though, that

they will always show up in alphabetical order on any interface you are
using.)

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STEP THREE - ADDING THE OVATION SERVER TO CLIENTS
SQUEEZEBOX ACCOUNT:

Now that you’ve congured the players, you will need to add the server to

your client’s MySqueezebox account.

1. Go to the [www.mysqueezebox.com] website where you will be able
to log into the client’s existing account or create a brand new account.

2. Once you’ve logged in or created a new account, Go to the Ovation
Music Manager page. Choose [Settings] on the bottom right of the page.
Select the [mysqueezebox.com] tab. You’ll see this screen:

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Type in the email associated to their Squeezebox account and their
mysqueezebox password. Select [Enable] from the mysqueezebox.com
integration drop down box.

Select [No], on the Report Statistics drop down box.

Hit [Apply] and you can close the screen.

3. Finally, to ensure that it has successfully done so, click on the [Player]
tab of the www.mysqueezebox.com webpage.

You should see the screen below with an entry for each OMS player
listed. If one or more players is not listed, try playing music on that
player, then close the webpage completely and go back to it.

At this point your basic setup is nished and you are ready to use internet

radio or begin adding your streaming apps.

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Chapter 3

Adding Streaming Apps to Your Ovation

ADDING STREAMING APPS:

Adding streaming apps to your Ovation streamer is very simple. Begin by
going to www.mysqueezebox.com and enter your login information.

Click on the [App Gallery] tab to see all the applications available, select
the app your interested in adding and click [Install App].

NOTE: Not all the apps you see on the Squeezebox page may work
with the Ovation system. Check www.fusionrd.com/ovation for the
latest information about available apps.

SOME APPS REQUIRE THE PAID SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE TO WORK.

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Many of the apps will require that you have a separate account with them.
You would visit their page separately and sign up for service. Once you
have created an account with them, place the account information in the
account settings tab.

Under the player settings tab you can specify whether or not you want that
particular app to show up on the Ovation.

By clicking on the [My Apps] tab you can manage your individual apps and
uninstall them if desired. All changes made on this website will appear on
the Ovation.

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ADDING THE SPOTIFY STREAMING APP:

Activating a Spotify account is done in a slightly different way from the
other streaming apps. To do this, go to the ‘home page’ for managing
your client’s music: Type in [http://fusionmusic], [http://musicstream] or
[http://oms-000####] into your browser.

Then select the [Settings] tab at the bottom of the screen. You’ll see a
Spotify tab, select it.

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Check the ‘I agree’ box and click on the apply button. In a few moments

you’ll see a new screen pop up.

ACTIVATING SPOTIFY:

Most of the information on Spotify is already lled out. You do not need to

change any of those settings.

Simply put in your Spotify username and password and click on the apply
button.

NOTE: Spotify requires a paid subscription to work with Ovation.
This is similar to Pandora and some of the other services.

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Chapter 4

Your Own Music & iTunes Sync

OPTIONS FOR PLAYING YOUR OWN MUSIC:

You have many options for listening to your own music in an Ovation server:

1. Stream music from another computer/hard drive on the network

2. Sync a remote iTunes folder

PREPARING TO SHARE DIGITAL FILES:

When streaming music to an Ovation server from a remote folder, you’ll

rst need to share the les on the remote computer where the music is
stored. Make sure that all the les are properly shared on these remote

computers before you begin.

NOTE: You must have a user name and password for the shared
folders on your remote computer.

You’ll also want to set a static IP on the remote computer, so the Ovation
knows to look to the same place every time music from the remote folder
is requested.

Next you’ll map the remote folder to the Ovation. To do this, open up the

Fusion Music Congurator and click on the [Remote Folders] button. Once
there, ll in the following information:

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1. An easy to remember description of the folder you’re sharing

2. The IP address of the machine you’re sharing from

3. The network shared folder
NOTE: The folder shared should be the root folder and not the full path.
Example [iTunes] or [MyMusic] as seen in item 3 of the graphic.

4. The user name of the folder you’re sharing from
NOTE: The user name should only be a single word [No Spaces] and
consist of alpha-numeric characters [No Alt-Type Characters]

5. The password for that same folder

FORMATS FOR STREAMING YOUR OWN MUSIC:

Ovation can natively play music in one of two formats: FLAC (for lossless
audio) and MP3 (for compressed lossy audio). When importing music to this

server, music les may be transcoded to one of these formats.

NOTE: If the albums do not have cover art you will need to save a JPG in
the album music folder before importing.

Save an album cover as a .jpg. You’ll need to save a version as
[cover.jpg] and another as [folder.jpg].

Simply nd the album art on the internet and ‘save as’ cover.jpg to the

appropriate album folder. Then, duplicate the jpg and rename it ‘folder.
jpg’. Each album folder should have both jpgs in the folder before
importing. It should look like this:

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STREAMING YOUR MUSIC OVER THE NETWORK:

You may point to a music folder on the network and simply stream it from a
remote computer (Computer must remain on to access music).

To set up streaming across the network, you go back into the [Remote

Folders] section of the Music Congurator. Make sure the folder you wish

to stream from is shared on the network and set the appropriate folder

information into the congurator and the [Action] is set to ‘None’.

Finally, go back into the Ovation Music Manager and under the ‘Basic
Settings’ tab, select that same remote folder in the ‘Media Folders’ section.

SYNCING AN ITUNES ACCOUNT:

With the Ovation Music Streamer you can set up a one-way sync with iTunes.
Once set up, music loaded into a client’s iTunes account will automatically
be synced to the Ovation. As with all personal music collection methods,
the folder with the client’s iTunes music in it must be shared on the
network.

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SETTING UP THE SYNC:

Go to the Ovation Music Manager
[http://fusionmusic] and click
on the [Settings] button at
the bottom right corner of the
screen.

Once the settings screen has
come up, click on the iTunes tab. Check the top two boxes (iTunes & iTunes
Artwork) The iTunes sync is automatically set for 1 hour (3600 seconds),
you may adjust that sync to check more frequently if desired. You can also
sync just the checked songs in the iTunes or every song in the collection.

Now you need to link the XML & music les with the Ovation. 1. Click
[Browse], select [remotefolders] and nd the .XML le in your shared

folder. The link will show up in the window and close the browse screen.

2. After you’ve connected the link to the .XML le, you’ll link the actual

folder the music is contained in by connecting the link in the [iTunes Media
Folder] box. Simply follow the same path as the .XML but this time select

the appropriate music folder. Close the open le window and click [Apply]

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Conguring Sync Settings

Once you have completed linking the server with remote folder locations in
the Ovation Client interface you will need to access the Fusion Music Server

Congurator and select the [Server] tab.
The Server Conguration screen lets you manage the re-scan function of
the Library and iTunes syncronized media content. You will also nd an

option for displaying Favorites within the GUI.

A library rescan (which does not include iTunes) can be scheduled for once
a day.

Note: Selecting the option to Clear database rst will signicantly increase

the time to perform the scan.
A iTunes rescan (which does not include the library) can be scheduled for
once every hour.

Favorites are ‘shortcuts’ to specic sources that can be created and

managed in the GUI by a user.

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Chapter 5

Playlists - Creation & Deletion

CREATING NEW PLAYLISTS

You’ll be creating new playlists in the Ovation Music Manager. To create a playlist,
simply start a new queue by playing a song you want to have in the playlist.

Go to the next song (or album) you desire and click on the + button to add it to the
queue. Repeat this with all the songs you wish to have in that particular playlist.

Now click on the save button at the bottom right hand corner of the manager and
you’ll be taken to the playlist screen. Once there, title your playlist and click
[Save]. Your playlist will now be active and ready for use.

Save
Button

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Chapter 5

Playlists - Creation & Deletion

Now if you go to the playlist section of the manager and you’ll see your playlist has
been added.

DELETING PLAYLISTS

Deleting playlist is just as simple. Select the playlist you wish to delete and click

[delete]. It will then ask you to conrm deletion. Check the box and click delete

again.

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Ovation Wireless Player Setup

You should at this point have your Ovation server fully congured and

online. You should also be familiar with its operation and be able to see it

through the web browser on your PC or Mac. If you have not yet congured

your Ovation Server please refer to the previous chapters for complete
instructions.

Setting Up The Ovation Wireless Player

Upon removing the contents of the box you will want to make sure the
physical hardware is ready to continue the installation process.

1. Connect wireless antenna to OWP unit

2. Connect Ethernet Cable (REQUIRED for initial setup)

3. Connect power cable

NOTE: Some Dealers have experienced lower than desirable volumes
outputting from the OWP product. We have included the optional USB
digital to Analog converter that will increase the volume.

To activate the USB DAC you will need to complete four simple steps.

1. Plug the USB DAC into a USB Port on the OWP.

[Note: If the device was already powered on, plugging in the USB DAC will
reboot the device.]

2. When the device is fully up and running, log into the devices

conguration menu.

3. Go to the [Player(s)] tab and click on the [Use External DAC] Button.

4. Once you do that it will take a few moments to activate and switch over

to the external DAC.

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NOTE: If you have failed to connect the wireless adaptor to the
Ovation Player you will not see a [Network (Wireless)] option.
Connect the wireless adaptor to the Ovation Player, allowing
time for the accessory to establish connection before relaunching

the congurator page. This could take several minutes.

Setting Up Wireless Network

To begin conguration of your Ovation Player you must rst connect the

player to the same wired network as the Ovation Server. A wired connection

is REQUIRED in order to congure the device before it can be used

wirelessly.

With the Ovation devices connected to the [Wired Network] you are able

to access the Ovation Player Conguration the same as the Ovation servers

by using either the Ovation Finder Utility or by entering in the IP address of
the unit followed by [:4742].

NOTE: After clicking the IP of the player it can take up to one

minute to access the Ovation Music Congurator Home Page.

Fusion Music Congurator

From the Ovation Congurator Home Page you have the option of setting up

the device using either a wired connection or wireless connection. If you
don’t see a wireless icon you haven’t connected your antenna.

NOTE: A WIRED connection is always preferable when possible. A physical
hardwired ethernet connection is more secure and will be less susceptible
to interruption of service.

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Conguring Your Wired Network Connection

Conguring your wired network connection on the Ovation Player is exactly
the same process as you used to congure the wired connection on your

Ovation Server. Selecting the [Network (Wired)] option will allow you to
select whether you would like to establish a dynamic or static IP for the
device.

Static IP requires that you have knowledge of the network environment
that the device is being installed in. You will need to supply the device

with a IP, Subnet and DNS information. Failure to ll in the information

correctly can result in the Ovation device not being able to be seen on the
network, issues using the internet radio and improper function of streaming
apps, requiring the device to be reset to factory specs before further use.

Conguring Your Wireless Network

To congure your wireless network setting’s you will want to select the
[Network (Wireless)] option from the congurator page. After selecting

[Networking (Wireless)] you should see the screen below.

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When conguring your wireless network you will need to ll in the SSID,

Security and KeyPass information for your network.

1. The SSID eld is for the name of the wireless network that you are

attempting to connect the Ovation hardware to. When entering in the SSID
you also are able to select whether the SSID is recognized using [String] or
[Hex] encryption.

2. When you select the Security option make sure that you select the
Security feature that matches with the wireless networking device you are
attempting to connect to. If you have no Security on the wireless device

then you will want to select none in the Security eld.

3. The KeyPass eld is required if there is a password required in order

to access the wireless network device you are attempting to connect to.
Again you have the ability to select whether the KeyPass you are using is

identied using [String] or [Hex] encryption.

4. You can also select whether you wish to turn the wireless function of the
device on or off using the [Mode] option.

Once you have completely lled in the required information, select

[Apply & Reboot] which will apply the network information and reboot
the Ovation device. Upon reboot of the device you can now relog into the
Ovation Player at which point you should see screen below featuring the
wireless network information now activated.

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Accessing Your Ovation Player Device Zone

Now that you have completed conguration of the Ovation Player hardware

you are ready to access the device as another playback Zone. To do this you
will need to access your Ovation Server from a web browser and select the
[Choose Player] button.
NOTE: The Choose Player button will show the currently selected zone of
playback

Click on the Choose Player button and a list of available zones will appear
in the drop down menu as seen below.

The Ovation Player will now be a selectable output on your Ovation system.

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Changing Your Ovation Player Name

If you want to rename the Ovation Player Zone you can do this by logging

into the Ovation server congurator page. From the Ovation Music Server
Congurator homepage select [Remote Player(s)] icon to bring up a list of

the zones available to the Ovation server.

From this page you are able to change any of the zone names on the
Ovation Server.

NOTE: You are able to rename each player on the Ovation server
but it is important to remember that you must rename and select
[Change] on each entry before moving to the next one. Be aware
that the name given to the player will be how it appears on all

interfaces and the individual player’s conguration page.

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Chapter 7

Warranty and Return Information

WARRANTY TERMS OF COVERAGE:

Each Fusion branded system sold comes with a 13-month limited warranty. This
warranty provides no-charge coverage under normal product usage, for a period of
thrteen months from the date the product is shipped from the factory, the warranty
period does not commence when the system is installed. This warranty program

provides the following key features and benets:

• Thirteen (13) month service parts and labor.

• Five (5) day turnaround time on all standard in-warranty repairs. No charges to the

customer other than in-bound shipping charges, which are determined by the shipping
method. All return shipments will be via Standard Ground Transportation from CA

• Thirteen (13) months of regular hour telephone support (8AM-5PM PST), Mon-Fri.

• 24-hour email response from the Fusion Support Website during normal hours.

• Software maintenance updates provided via an Internet connection.

• Access to 24-hour music and movie databases and services providing access to thousands

of CD and DVD titles and associated information.

WHAT IS NOT COVERED UNDER WARRANTY:

A number of items must remain intact in order for Fusion to verify and validate
this warranty. Additionally, there are conditions, which violate Fusion’s warranty
program. These include:

• Equipment which shall have been subjected to damage, deterioration or malfunction

resulting from (a) accident, negligence, misuse, abuse, improper installation or opera­tion or failure to follow instructions contained in the User Manual, (b) improper environ-

mental conditions, such as inefcient cooling and air ow or uctuating power conditions

(such as “brown” or “black” outs), (c) shipment of the product (such claims must be
presented to the carrier), (d) repair or attempted repair by anyone other than Fusion or

an authorized Fusion Customer Service Center, (e) lightning, tornado, hurricanes, oods,

or other events beyond the manufacturer’s control (Acts of God).

• Any product, on which the serial numbers has been defaced, modied or removed physi­cally or electronically, will not be covered by a Fusion warranty.

• Any type of unauthorized repair made to the system resulting in the damage to the prod­uct will not be covered under this warranty, or ANY installation of unauthorized software
not provided by Fusion.

• Damage caused to the product as a result of improper shipping or installation.

• Damage caused to the product as a result of improper installation of third party periph-

erals or products, or incorrect connections to peripheral or products.

• Any damage to recordings or recording tapes or discs or any other media

• The cost of parts or labor which would be otherwise provided without charge under this

warranty, obtained from any source other than Fusion.

• The loss of any data, content, time, or commercial loss, whether real, incidental or

consequential.

• Equipment not manufactured by Fusion. With respect to equipment sold by, but not

manufactured by Fusion, the warranty obligation of Fusion shall in all respects conform
and be limited to the warranty extended by its supplier.

• The foregoing warranties do not cover reimbursement for labor, transportation, removal

installation or other expenses, which may be incurred in connection with repair or
replacement of equipment as provided herein, except for ground shipping charges within
the USA to return repaired or replacement units to the owner.

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Warranty and Return Information

• Except as may be expressly provided and authorized in writing by Fusion, Fusion shall not

be subject to any other obligations or liabilities whatsoever with respect to equipment
manufactured by Fusion or services rendered by Fusion. The foregoing warranties are ex­clusive and in lieu of all other express and implied warranties except warranties of title,

including but not limited to warranties of merchantability and tness for a particular

purpose.

HOW TO RETURN A PRODUCT FOR REPAIR:

You must contact Fusion’s support group at [phone] to receive a Return Ma­terial Authorization (RMA) number. This number is to be attached to the outside of
the shipping carton. The technical support person will give additional instructions.
Please be sure to use the original packaging when possible, or provide adequate
packaging. It is the responsibility of the customer to insure the product arrives
in secure order. Fusion highly recommends insuring the package for an adequate
amount to cover the cost of the unit. It will be the customer’s responsibility to col­lect the insurance from any claim for damage in shipping.

OUT OF WARRANTY REPAIR:

Fusion provides out of warranty repair service on a at-rate basis if the system fails

the system evaluation test. Minimum charges will apply to evaluate the system.
Technical support will provide information on this service at the time of the call.

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